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Show 71s c .Jk 2 IU w liL 111 LEO H. PETEESFM Preia Sports fcdltor Mijor (UP) faces with pew League and 1U first new tem in a nn-- j century, opens Us 19i3 season Monday with cloie pennant rares predicted In boti the National and American Leagues, The Dodgers are favored In the National, tht Yankees In the American. The new team, the Milwaukee flravea. will meet the oldest Uam In professional btsrtall. the Cincin nati Reds, at crosiey iem w ui National League curtain riser Monday. In Hit American, the I nited YOIiK NEW riiPctPd '( Tl'if M H'.;7 Yii 7' L terfielder Bill Brutoft. i graduate of their American Association firm club, which wae Milwaukee last yttr on. and will b ffik--rf ' ft ;75 Br n - r" V'"" ft':7 k 77r-- J ' . :iV;: ..u,7' V r, ; .-- - h v - c , .V stff ..,.c4vyK W -i -- - Toledo this Hornsby, too, made changes. He will nave Rocky Bridges, the scrap - w ww w "mWW V r 0 t w t at second bast, and py ball rooklt Jim Greengrast, I long hitter. In ltft field. Had the Bravea nartid a southpaw, another rooU, Wally Post, would hivt been In canterfield. Sima LlneuM The Yankeei and Senator will open the tamt llnrupt with which they closed tht 1US2 stsion. Cut on the general opening Tuesday, there will bt a doien or mora roouet f , 0 unpre- - and a lot ot transplanted, vajerans Yankees, going after ceJented fifOa consecutive pennant, In the atartlng llneupi. Stensel. Harrla, Hornsby and will fact the hopeful Washington 1 y I I I I , f iV I I fcfn.tnri In the nation's capital. Grimm art among the boldove r btI I 15 managers. The only brand new ' I .7 TV The remainder of the testns W: : vCifVf I 0 y-rr!n bIsv Tuesday. 1 v I 5 ' i pilot ia Tred Haney of the Pirates A capacity crowd of 32.000 wa However, Hornsby and Grimm, for Cincinnati, where the gether with Marty Marlon of tht long range forecast caKed for- st LoUi, Browns, Fred Hutchinson Grlf- of the Detroit Tigers and Steve cloudy and cool weather. At ' fith stadium, where Vice rresi-de- O'Neill of the ThUs. did not itart ; Richard Nixon will throw outj the 1951 sesiont at manager 19M SUNDAY, APRIL 12, SUNDAY HERALD the first bsll In place of President; their clubs. Uuh Cmmty, utn Elsenhower, whe will be on a golf- - Hornsby wai ltt out at manager Ing vacation at Auffiista, Ga., a of tht Browns. rplaced by Marion 12-- 2 capacity crowd of 2fl,731 was an- and then be supplanted Luke ticipated. The forecast there was SeweU at Cincinnati. Grimm, who clear and fair. wat managing tht Mllwaukte .6-- 2 On Tuesday In the National, it American Association team, waa n and for- called to Boston to take over for will be the lorn Pittsburgh Pirates at the Tommy Holmes; Hutchinson took PhysiBEAUMONT; Tex. ft The Babe's husband may have The spokesman specified that Brleham Young University andlout. by Marshall 4, Lish 2. Hit by r.roiVlyn Dodgers, the Philadelphia over at Detroit from Rea none Brigham Young Unlverslty'i cians disclosed Saturday will been referring to reports from a Mrs. Zabarlas' trouble was a rectal) T billies at th New York Giants, the and O'Neill replaced Eddie Sawyer Montana baseball teams divided pitcher,- by Marshall (Foater tnd- tennis they tesm did the expected and try to save Babe Dldrickson Za- - blood aedlmentatlon rate test takEt. Louis Cardinals at Milwaukee at Phlladebh la. doubleheader Friday afternoon atCrawford). WUd pitches: Marmalignancy, but did not go Into and the Rds at the Chicago Cuba. Tht holdover pilots besides TImp Park, with the Cougars win- - snau. umpires; ADieu tna nraoyi lis golf team tht unexpected Fri harlas' lift with a major opera' es today, the final one of a series details. of testa and made on the He added that ber long athletic , In the American It will be the Stenzei and Harrla who were with nlng the first game, ana the day afternoon, aa both scored vic- Uon. athlete aince career, which included stardom In She- Is suffering from a dread Second Gtmt Chlcaco White Sox .at the Clev their clubs In 1952 tat Chuck Dres- Grizzlies taking the second, In their first Skyline compe tories she was admitted to Hotel Dleu basketball, on the U. S. said. land Indians, the Philadelphia Ath- den at Brooklyn, Leo Durocher at The contests were remarkably MONTANA AB they mslignsncy, Olympic of the tition season, A spokesman for five consulting Hospital Thursdsy. - Cosch " Buck letics at the Yankeei, the Senators New -- York. Eddie 6tanky at st. track team and amattur golf as considering ' the fact Olson. If Unkstcrs Dlxon'g the said The medical spokesman at the Boitori Red Sox ana the Louii and Phil Cavarretta'at Chi they were played In a snowstorm Nichol, 2b well aa ber current reign as per 3 came up with a surprise M tri physicians who examined herTtDetroit Tigers at tht St. Louis cago in the National and Paul and a numblng-rol- d fused to guess about ber future operation would be performed here haps the nation's No. 1 woman wind that held Humble, rf 2 on the Grizzlies tht umph over, secure the "if can in wt Beaumont in golf, oi the operation, he aaid: Richards at Chicago, Al Lopei at the crowd down to mere handful Anderson, c Irowr.s. 4 professional golfer, had not con Timpanogot course, while tht Cou-- 1 "WeXblnk Names Clutch Act Cleveland. Jimmy Oykes at the operation will cor proper specialist." whom ht Iden trlbuted to her present condition. of fans. 4 cf a trintttert racked Murray, up gar of Boa-rect the condition, but whether It tified only at "a profttsor "That is Just one ot tht rnyt The Cougars won the first game Rhonke, 3b 4 Manager Casey Stengel named dtlphia. and Lou Boudreau at umph over the boyt from the north. will surgery." of malignancy," he said. terles tue it on the flnt pitching of righthander Carlson, p . return, 4 something bis clutch ace, AUJe Reynolds, ton In the American. Ltd Freshman Westra. by Jerry If his services cannot be se Favored la All Mrs. Zabarlas remained In Hotel her of the Yankees world series 2 Rty Lish tnd the hitting of Ralph Clark, lb . who took medalist honors for the again." Mrs. said, tht cured, on spokesman were tht Morgan and Gary Van Vllet Lish Davit, as . He tald tt will be about five quoted Dieu today with a "no visitors" triumph ever the Dodgers last Vtrloui oddt day with a 74, tht Cougars battled to "a near days before she can be properly Zahariat will bt moved fired t the Grizsign on her door, but apparently fall, to burttbt first game for pennant races, but the Dodgera both the Grizzlies against the and ele the for center" H oper medical was in good spirits about tht sezlies In the opener and was In Totals bis world champions. Pilot Bucky and Yankees were favored In prepared for the operation. As to by SI e ments to The their victory. gain could mean ation. That i; possibly Harris of tht Senators countered of them. In New York, bookmakers command of the aituation all the matches were played. In a biting- - a report tht will bt operated on the Anderson Medical Foundation ries of events which have moved AB RHO BYU atar, Bob made tht Dodgers 2 to 1 favorites, way. with his at an exhaustive pace since a restler George raharias, Monday, cold wind anow. and U S 0 0 Satterfleld, inslde-thher husband, said he doubted it at Houston, tht University of Texas at examination Torterfield. Reynolds, who won 20 the Yankees 3 to J. The SlerTa Morgan hit a two-rucondi the weatbtr Considering 1 will be to soon. He understood Medical School at Galvaston, or Worth in k while losing only eight lsst sea- - Turf club at Reno. Nev.. quottd park homer in the second Inning Kelly, If caused her to tions, was Westra't tcore excep 4 perhaps the Foundation Hospital return to her home town for furlead. Van Eggertaon, 2b ton. ' always bsa been tough on the ..Dodgera at U to 10 and the to give the Cougars a tionally good. Par for the course that the doctors may have more at New Orleans. 2 of 4 , at 5. to the at ont Bagley, bard Yankees ther tests. Vllet collected three hlti in three Washington. Porterfleld, t is JO. Paul Davis of the Cata was tests to make. S A special bulletin on her con 1352 shortest prlcei ever quoted on Hardy, 3b luck hurler last year, had time at bat including a two-ru- n one stroke behind Westra with a at 2 dition said issued e noon, . tersely Crawford, double in the fifth. scored by Harold Chrlstensen, Ed record of 13 vlctorlei against U b! league team. ' 2 "Tbt txamlnlng physicians and Press poll -- of In the second game, the Cougars Morgan, -- rf la defeats. a Pinegar, Stan Collins and LaMar Tht combination. 82 and laboratory technicians 2 cf S AD LA TORS REPAIRED Van Vllet. fell before tht four-h- it Managers Kogers Hornsby of the major league baseball writeri, of pitching flaunting tht miserable weather, Rawlings. S agreed that bar condition it ma Ante Glaat Installed Feds and Charley Grimm of the! to 117 picked the Dodgers to win Gene Carlson, who struck out sev Foster, lb gave the Cougara an 0 lead and Tbt results: 2 lignancy and that tbt would have Ersvea came up with surprise! their second straight pennant, and en batters and helped hit own Johnson, p Specialised Work the Grizzlies were just never able to undergo major surgery after TENNIS 1 fltchir.f selections. Hornsby gave S3 selected the Yankees to make cause with a homer In the sixth Brundage, p to get back into the running, alAHLANDER'S Bob Klrkpttrick Y) def. Pete proper preparation." the nod to Bud Podbelian, i Dod- It five In a row. frame though they closed tht gap before Doctora usually use the word 27 2 4 21 T Dlnsmore (M). 4M 8. Univ. Avenue Totals ger rastoff who won only four Both league presidents, Warren Carlson also socked a homerun uie end. Harold Chrlstensen Y) dtf. "malignancy" when describing a games while losing flvt last year. Giles of the National and William In the seventh Inning: of the firit Score by Innings: The Cougara victory was car-' tumor or cancer. : 002 01S 6 W. Clark Dinsmort (M). Montana Grimm, apparently eavlng his Harridge.ef the American, fore game. tlcularly outstanding because BYU t SolEd Dick dtf. 010 010 0- -2 nas (Y) BYU outbpaw are. Warren Rpahn, for cast close pennant races, Pinegar oniy ont aenior on tht tolf ' tht Braves home opener Tuesday, Giles predicted that at least First Gamt (M). berg 2. Runs iim wntreaa Montana hat a veU Errors: Foster 2, Davit AB called on Max Surkont, big right four, and possibly at many ai six MONTANA H O hattvri in' Olson 2. Anderson 3. ertn team loaded with talent all Stan Collins (Y) def. Jim Ryan .. 4 bander who won 12 tnd lost 13 or itven apparently counting only Olson. If ... 0 0 hits: the way down the line, headed by (M). "Carlson, Eggertaon. Two-bas-e . 3 la 1X2. for Monday. tht Pirates completely out of the Nichols. 2b Three-bas- e hit: me wuiiami twins. Bob and Lee. LaMar Rawlings (Y) def. Dick f Nichol. Johnson, The Braves will have three new picture would figure In hla cir- Humble, at ,, 2 Carlson. run: ? Ilomt Jht Cougar natters got through Crist (M), Morgan. facet In their lineup right fielder cuit's race. Harridge figured thei Anderson, e GOLF their Sacrifices: Da base: Olson. fiat five mttches without ; Stolen ; Andy Pafko, obtained from Brook- - Indians. White Sox, Athletics and Murray, cf . 9 Dark Tft nn haoDf Mnn. defest and Dean Larsen wat leadPaul Davis (Y) dtf. Don Welch to chance block Rhonke, 3b lyn; first bsseman Joe Adcock, Senatora rate "a balls-o- ff: over Dick Fletcher of Mon- (Ml, 54 BYU on 6. Base ing tana 10, tecured from the Reds; and cen- the bid" of the Yankees. Carlson, rf . JWhninn 1. Bninrtce 2. Carlson 2. tana in a alxth match, before a Jerry Westra (Y) def. Bob Wil5 Struck out, by Johnson 2, Brund- - snowstorm wiped out the activities liams (M), how United Press sports Clark, NEW YORK. April 11 (UP)-H- ert'i LeRoy-Stick" age 1, Carlson 7. Hits off: Johnaon, for the day. (Y) and Let Wileditor Leo H. Petersen rates tht major' leagut clubs after covering Mashall, p . a Hansen . Bob Klrkpatxick. back from liams (M). tied v,B In 5 Innlnffi fiff Rninflji0 them through spring training: Charles Davit (M) def. Gary in 2 innings. Hit by pitcher, by toUr of duty In Korea, looked espe- AMERICAN LEAGUE 28 2 6 18 8 Totals as he scored Jenkins (Y), ciauy Wild impressive Johnson Outfield (Humble). Infield pitch: Team Catching Hitting Pitching 1 BYU Lee Williams-Davi- s AB R H O A Brundagt. Losing pitcher: John- (M) Act triumph over Pete Best Good Good Good Best Yankees Other s 0. BYU victoriei 3 were SfiaH Invtttori hav - been Satterfleld, If (Y), and Olson. Ablett Umpires: Brady Fair 2 Fair VhtteSnx Doubtful : Steady - Good EgEtrtson, 2b ...... 4 4 2 waiting to purchost Doubtful AthlTics Baglcy, ss Fair Weak Adequate Fair ' 4 Hardy, 3b vtHi wtsrt ciDut sho tatatit iiuii Weak Fair Good fair 1 Crawford ,c Good Fair ' Weak Seniors Doubt ful- Light 0 Morgan, rf . "s"t"x Weak' Van Vllet. cf 0 Doubtful Good Doubtful Dgubtful 1:1 2 11 0 Foster, lb .. Weakr"Weak ..Jtr .Dmil.tfal Wen k "'7' Light Ti per 4 0 0 Ush, p Weak Fair Good Poor Browns Fair 0 0 1 0 0 KcUcy.lf Expert Real Typt II Inch NATIONAL LEAGUE 31 12 11 21 13 Totals Good Good Good Best Fair Dod;ert out for Clark in 7th. , Cin;8Dmibtfiil ""Arlrquiite Good - Good - Fair Score by innings: " At m m Doubtful Fair Fair" 2 Fair 000 001 1 Montana rhilliet Strong Tm WmK, Pay-xBYU 244 020 Sound -12 Doubtful Good Good . . Cardinals Good r r nan a ink. AdeIate' Errors: Olson. Nichol 2, Rhonke, Weak Good Doubtful In ona ef Fair Pravet Hat 1 H.P. flti tnglnti Satterfleld, Bagley, Hardy, Foster. Doubtful Fair Poor Cubs Fair Light 1 8 Indi bell V Runs batted in: Satterfleld. Morbltdtd, btorlng Doubtful Good Weak Weak Doubtful Reds rttl. Ytort pf ptrformonca. gan 3. Van Vliet 3, Foster 2, -iet. Van-VlWeakWet'k Poor TDoubtful Fair "Plratea M Three-bas- e hits: Crawford. Home 1 runs: Morgan, , Carlson. Double For Lawns or Htavy Brush BY A HAIR 6-0 ' play: Hardy to Foster. Left on NAUGATUCK. Conn. LUlllXll 13" bases: Montana 5, BYU 8. Base Harris Burke became suson balls off: Marshall 3. Struck Aiiwi.ti.25ft teenpicious when he saw three ; rrWk,Pay age boys at 7:30 a.m. because their , MtMirihly The Chicago hair was mussed. "Lads of that CHICAGO (U.E1 f America's ant SERVICE Has leading Flntit value offtrtdl tvtr agt should at least have their bair White Sox ahut out the Chicago Vt H.P. engine, tilree) drive combed at that hour." ha said. Cubs, manufacturers In Its field. Saturday before 7,800 HOME TOWN NEWS yttem for top performantt. 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