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Show t Y DESERET NEWS AND TflEGRAM, lok. Salt City, YV Wdnaday, Octobf nri WVTTT T'VTt yyYYTTy T-- T w rY v 4, 1951 TorontorTo Host CIeviland,Chicago Share. Sait Lake Working Agreement Patterson Fight Bees Will Use Chlcub Help, Too, In '62 TORONTO (UPD World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson and Tom McNeeley will arrive here within the next two weeks ,for the formal signing of, their Dee. 4 title bout at the Maple Leaf Gardens. , 1 Patterson, who Is presently training at Highland Mills,-N.will complete his training In Toronto after signing while McNeeley will return to hie camp In Boston. By DKfc CHIPMAN : Y, 7 Z t ' f, ' IL'?---- I M r A I 7sr"t' ,r( & f y v ?; f r $ J jt tt t y,1 BERRA j; . 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State St, Thursday; Friday J IRON o Prop Coochos Invltod To Eighth Opon Homo - CORRUGATED er - SPECIALI- N ing on this deal Vdth the Cubs j still, a member of th Indiaa for several weeks, and with farm staff, p - Carbon's BlaserReady GoWenEyglpy-havebenvHhfr--fme-- i hits in total series played (68). most runs hatted In (36) and most runs 139) and most total bases (111). A year ago against the Pirate he batted .318 and Im certain they have some lege, ran for two touchdowns he has hit more than .300 in players who can help us, how' and passed for another. four other series .429 In 1953, The stellar signaLcaller had .417 In 1955, ,.360 In 1956 and ever, he noted. "They worked with Houston of the American been injured in thf first quar .320 In 1957. ' Association last yeaf- - and had revitalized, In preparing for ter of the season grid opener "X feel stronger this year players spotted asewhere in battle AAM. Ft. Saturday's homecoming Lewis He than I have at World Series triple-A.- " against ' was . In the Weber game for time In some other against Boise. seasons," Paper work, meanwhile, was Blaser played nearly half Just one play, and without him said Yogi, who often entered piling up in the Bees Derks X gates! machless capable. ha seties degTired because of Field office. The pre-dra-ft as-his catching chores over the of minor league per signment season. TU be up there swing- sonnel has been going on at ing just so's they get the ball an accelerated pace in the last near the piste . feurdsya- PRICE With thrrrttmr to Paul . action of quarterback Blaser, Carbqn. College, candidate for honors, 'The - a v ir. With the Cub agreement announcement, Franks disclosed that the Chicago club has already assigned 16 players to the Hive roster, including seven off -- the Houstop roster plus others from Wenatchee of the Northwest League, San Antonio of the Texas League, St Cloud of the Northern League Indians. "TJie ExecutIveTTce President Amengothera.Herm Franks made the Cleveland, meanwhile, liftnouncement Tuesday. off the Hive ed four This should help ua consid- roster and assigned them to Franks commented, the Jersey City Beds of the erably, by giving us access to more International League. Included were pitchers - Ted players." The share deal was worked Abernathy and Am Weaver, out between- - Cleveland and InfleMer Kennjr Kuhn and outfielder Billy William. Chicago officials, Franks reported, and each of the big None of tha preliminary asleague teams will share the signments are necessarily responsibility equally. The at this time, Franks Bees, however, will train out. with Cleveland's . minor The Indians also assigned 11 league spring training con- players to the Bee roster from tingent In Tucson, Aria. the lower minors, including Franks hadnt been filled in personnel from Reading, Alamance, Selma and Dubuque. on just what the Chicago tie-u"Cleveland has been work . would mean in specific person- jt nel. . Newt Associate Sports Editor .The Salt Lake Bees boasted a second major league affiliate today with the announcement that the Chicago Cubs would share the Hive's working agreement with the Cleveland 73 Shop Friday end Monday till 9 p.m. 1 |