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Show , , , , - --, 65 - , '' ' DESElitfIKWS . - - tolt Ipke AND TELEGRAM, , - , - ' - , City, Tuesday,; April 24, 1956 , , Ok164.1fhlOs. ?.!6' 111-ay-----A171:tic BY , vro--py- , ," - gin im, moor , gomf, an 'lump' ' r I A ,,i,- - ' - - , I 'r , , 4w.,,, - - .., - - Carapanellwas.11-1with-Alantreali- . -- --r3 0 - was-th- ii e IA - - Sr------ . 7 --- --- , , to slow starts. ,N; , -- and-t,h1- - , . 1-- - L. Icing the; meat Alt New., York at .,,,F111.&. , , Walker, ,The..,,carckinals,areilitore off Piclillies'-Astibut,n4of-t-hfOr','IlIctlic' rInternational at Kansas lonly sett-in City, either team last burgh, in i Dtroit Duke home Snider league' singled League Chicago at Cle'veland and Dos-- , which a pitcher has vet to hurll is bitting .269 while k L. chainDe)d ,.()P . fir P.Igih,sh,,! -- . - - a complete game The triumph added two more runs in the '. Dodgers' ,clubs were riot scheduled. Tigers is 24.4 for a sickly .167. ninth against Duane Pillette. The Chicago White ,So it sport-- , fourth la five games and Made :Manager Birdie Tebbetts is tidbits from the over the Cincinnati ; DrYsdale as not even on the 'their season record 4.2. In the Statistical Luis 0, rookie shortstdp ling start They lost 11 league Dodgers' roster when they went t,d,Bedlegs' are the only big league season team which has yet to commit of their first 13 games last yearFred Hutchinson is beginning' an error. The White Sox havelancr spent the rest of the campiign in a vain struggle to' reach ta understand w, hy St, Louis Played five errorless gamesThe the .500 mark. them of won four Cardinal pitching p r o b 1 e m s. ad New York Giants. however, lead , proved the ruination of man - both leagues in double plays. agers Eddie Stanky and Harry Both 1955 batting champions! three ,inins., Roy . , ' . , IV- in Maw' WM , I - , FRED DOWN I1 night to beat the,l'hiladellatiaThillies scored the,irjun in the 'in his major, 'eighth 'inning on singles by l'hiyies Sports Writer , , as kis starter It pinch hitter frankle Baumholtz, eq.' racm..g,h,e. l.n!,11! a c to. , .,;, ,.;, , ;.,,.4. , , er rter te win a regUlar ,,jOl:i the victory pint the Dodgers !fice fly by Gran Hamner kith! the Brooklyn Dodgers,. in a first place tie 1 ith the The '6 foot 5 inch lgO pounder ' k haP up Tuesday as the chill)! milwankee 4raves, had only one other rough in ntnoth'io eenntiwhen he re- who may make the world ' - . r. - ,. -- . . , : . -- - -, , , r'-- . , ., - . t -- - '. . ' ''''' 4 d Apari-iworrie- , 4 : Ow Merger On Merger ltikE'S PITCHER A SECRET; BATTING ORDER RELEASED Salt Lake won't plck lour down to .71onday, It'll either' be Tom Cronin, Dallas Green. Bob Fredericks, or Gary Graham," Luke announced flailbtrds were busdy making their own choices after watching the Ilive workotil for ai,week. F,vedericksiseemeid to hae tuot of the exnerL hacking. LucchesiFito announced, his starting lineup and batting order. HAW' in re- Little Bobby Fair ick.7Nlili was'scitnewhat mas to sehedided lead off to lle hits Derks porting from' the left side. Lucchesi, ii eenterfield, will bat second II be Catcher Dick 1,fams,. fron, the right side No. 3 man another southpaw swin?,er lin A fair share of powij. -(7 leanim- - from rho right side, will be first baseman by left fielder Don Cameron, right fielder Stan Homer, third baSeman Flip Kleffner and short. - , stop 1'i1el!.3eho. .,, friti . 'BASEBALL SUMMARY: 'tOLDil ,1 , t.,-.- Amorican League The Utah State Baseball !League, only recently formed a merger of the Utah ithrough and Northwest Semi-!Prloops, ran intoanother merlast week, one that will, in get' all probability, cause the new 14 circuit a bit of- difficulty. The Inew merger, announced in a league meeting at the Midvale 1 r..: ''. City Hall, combined the Sandy ,! land Midvale clubs, and turned the circuit into a seventeam loop. ' ti I. Pct. Gil NPW York .081 2 W L Pct. 5 1 1 .883 .800 .809 .500 .429 1 - 7,.;.::, ,5:,,, ,,:,, .A:,- ,.,,,. . ,:: f, ,Y , r 4 .4.. 11,1fil k ,,11- ,,'''''' '.:4;,...'''s:I.,k' ,,.,- -, er '',4 I I1 , ' ' t.. ., ,.. ;:,- -, '' "r -' - .' ,, tit 1 I C''.!" '' ''...,... ::1:".;:.: ' '.,, 11' ':;:.1,:")1'::.:.elS'4'..:':::'.1g5'. 'Ili :.; ' 'Z - HIS HONOR BETS SUGAR - tiblie, Mayor Ad ed Stewart,rjght, with Bee Man. ager Frank Lucchesi looks mer the 100 pounds of Utah sugar the mayor wagered against a similar bag of Montana sugar that the Bees would outdraw Billings for opening night. The Mustangs open against Salt Lake at Derks, the Bees will be .on hand for Billings' opener later. Mayor Earl W. Knight of Billings is on the other end of the wager. 1 1 1 ioneer Rac' e Should Scramble Phirettelphiii Cararanelta, seven clubs, league officials have not given up hope of find-- I ing an eighth member. Feelers have been received from Spring- ville and Payson, which would seem to be most likely entrants, since both towns - have ball parks equipped for night. play. --- e Odr'' Vie' ,: ' 1,1- -f i ) ,01,15tj ' , k Continued From Page B 5 e .1 pro-Lak- e ,3 e i z ,1' e st di-M- 4 : , 4 '1 , ; ' 4 ' ' , , , UN i I T oacliet for 0.entlenlen with, 1 young outlook - 1 , 1 - - - - - -- ' if , I 1 , , ., i! . ,, it : en-hi- , - , . ' st;:urry ' Murray- - 1 -i ,I. 4, tree Parking 0 0044 li 12 8, and I , 0t4 ,I nd SU. orf and t 'n 7,y, :0,4' HI 0 el', e 4 2 7 2 - ' 1 ' - , i 4i0 - - -- - at 'Grant ,s? Lots Dedte ANOY I '' .111 tic 8-0- Piymuth, Spipooksfir ' RICHMAN .i 10 W 234 ;out IIIIrmset LOCATION OVER TO YEARS N. . - 1 , ' I " :7 y Coll EM for Complimontory :''''' , SCHOOL Of PIRS(3NAL IMPROVININIciTy 731 EAST SO. TEMPLE , ' ,.... ,Iya to a Tractor. Insist on Mer. ry Tiller, the I,.rospq r 4 .,) 'm'''444O.4,;,. is , f. 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And Olympus !: ; , e9' Farm or garden, Merry Tiller really digs intakes the toil out of tillingproduce s more 'The greatest guyin the world- - Members of the Layton Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a trap shodt Sunday, April 29, at 10 am. It will be held two blocks north of Hill Field turnoff on 91. li gthe They've got Butch Tierney, Will King and Tony Cannizzo around to orient the new kids. It could be rough. If, for any reason, you don't like the order as presented, re verse it, -- stand -- it , hack and chop as you please. Everyone's got the same right, probably with better reason. There's only one relatively sure prediction' anyone should makeit's going to be a rugged ,race. With every club in the league affiliated with the majors, talent can be had for subsequent strengthening. Virtually every club in the league has some thing special in the determination to have a good year: If they all do, the scramble will be mighty interesting. things. Colorful Frank Lucchesi should keep the Hive in good spirits. Nick Ananias, Don Cam. eron, end Diekt Ilarr,..1s, should keep the offensive dobbers up. as a possible eighth member, The pitching could be sensebut it is such a distance away tional or mediore--dependinfrom many of the clubs that 4. Alagic Valley should be travel would present a problem. due. The Chicago Cubs about Rumors also have it that a have' had two years to find out teams of the from couple Salt: how tough this league is. Lake area are interested in done a lot of talking a Salt ticipat ing. However, n the past, should start representative would run Al Zarilla is a into trouble finding a ball park . dueing and IhaWaddies good have "name," full-timavailable for its use. a few returnees to anchor the A definite decision will he reached before the final league youngsters. 5.,.C.reat rails made a fine bid MMIngtcrbeherd-111-8Pani6h4riaThe Sparks have Memorial Fork's Building on never year. in the second finished 15. They probably tVB1011. either; but you've got put s4Imenne there. Lott llochelh's been around long ' enough to know every blade of in in the gra,q every park league. Ilr's got Frank ktInaya. Don ,lorri,ien hack, can always counl on good help from the latent-ricBrooklyn farm syS-- , e Inter- NEW YORK tern. DTC:nliiii;4710ialtritia . and managers by ad- posted important wins In Etig with the Detroit Tigers flaw, fighters Vancing $450,1300 to maintain TP11 baseball play Monday after-- should be acclimated enough to control of championship bouts, ' The one notch. at noon. least Jump The big surprise of the day Spuds could .do a lot betterthe government charged Tues-federal court anti-w as furnished by Olympus, who couldn't? They'se got all day Suiits 'trust wkich downed South High's de- - newcomers. returning. SomeThis sum was advanced, with- fending state champions ill on times that's the best policy.' out will interest, from June 1949 Missoula 7, the Titan diamond. The Titans. Timherjacks led by Dennis Phillip, who he making the bta pitch this 'through May 1953, the:years in knocked in the game ginning fn't car to sol)dify their new which the government charges !the IBC of Nov York and fli- tally in the eighth inning, hand- - Pte.ittnn III the lenue The;y've IA ith nois and 'Madison Square Johnny veteran got help ed the Cuhs their second loss c; Hack and Reno Barbison, both den with monopoly and re the season. Cincinnati tstraint of boxing: Such journeyed to Tooele CX Russets, l depan dtook , advantage of eight Reciteg farmhands as Joe Soto ,i. Using the IBC'S Buff errors and nine hits of Jack Vandersee, Carl Paylor. lositions, the government said such loans were made B. Pocatello's Athletics were that their own to down the Buffs largely to champions and At !Murray, lt was the Spar- - definitely ticketed In title tans all ,Ine way, as they coast-!la- r before their sudden ed in In à enth hour this period, according t on so pitching' hy' Feraeo of a working agreement with, Miring , and Startin. 'the Kansac City Athletics. '.3i,s ,Io the the Bannock; Pocatello looked ,son, welterweight and IniddIe, OlympusSouth dead As Ott. Athletics, they weight,t received a total of S65.- s,,,vm 001 2r4 1007 ti 4 i the .85i from both clubs, while Kid be live enough to um cou10 01, Luna. AO 212 61,..x 12 4 mein?c,, rAo.,,,, 41. 1.4tilNittiett c"51, pennant. They've got double-barrelle- d ,Gavilan,'a welterweight chamand McPhail. Brun, huod littrvill ,01, and Leanhardt, managerial strength pion in this same period, got a and Lutz , Joe in TooeleJordan ---par-They'- 1., ' ' ...7...- LAYTON , i - Layton J.C.s Set Trapshoot , --- ; 1 4 ;MOREIGARDEN ,,:- , 1 --- n ;: I k "3-4.- '''' I , The Salt Lake Bees will be Introduced at The Sa1L Lake Kiwanis luncheon Thursday, according to Cliff Parkin, head of the Kivi anis Knothole Committee. Special guests will be Leishman, owner; Lucchesi, manager and,. Herman Franks, former ebach of the New York Giants. The Knothole Club will have its first evening at the ball park Friday. queen, prizes for the kids "1-2- 3'''' 65 .' 'a baseball kids,-brings .. :',' I -- ,' ..'''. , Lunch Date With Kiwanis -, of color. Danny Murphy will have his corps of nurses on hand again for their cancer appeal. And Leishillan, following his practice of honoting good fans by Choosing one of them to' throw out the first ball, will have peppery Bill Grant do the honors this year. "That Mts. a great one, Eddie points 'out.Ile always sits out in the bleachers with the them fruit to the ball game, buys tickets and gives them away. lies to everything, high school games, college games, everywhere there's a sports event. What a guy!" Pinky Was Promoted A Fraction Most promising Sprig on the Evans' family tree. Occie's son Pinky who serves as Bee batboy, got a promotion. Last This year Pink year Pinky's uniform carried the number His assistant Jay Leishman, got' a promotion. He's now " is still just "12," though. His honor the mayor, down perusing things the other day, admitted to being a great baseball fan. "Golly," Mayor Adiel Stewart said, "this is a beautiful spot. I can get more relaxation from just coming-dowhere of an evening and losing myself in a ball game in this beautiful setting than anything else I can do. Everyone should do it once in awhile" The mayor, by the way, has a 100.pound sack of sugar hanging in the balance of Wednesday's opening night crowd. Mayor Steuart was worked into a wager with the Billings ' Mayor, Part Knight; Over Which Writ wOuld draw the bit gest turnout for the opener. Salt Lake's headman, by the way, predicts 6,500"And if the weather's good, we'll get more." ' 1 - Phyllis Leishman, "boss of the Bee headman and a, perennial rookie, ha s. made her preparations. Mrs. Leis has an old green leather coat which has seen more openers than Phyl cares to mention. It's a superstition with her. She wears it as long as the Bees can keep winning. "I've sewed it, taped it, brushed It Looks a little rough, but Em going to wear it," she vows. The opener will have another traditionally decorative bit ..4 - 7,'"' .' . 1 1 :. ':;, ,., , Buzzers Set Continued from Page on Friday, complete 'with free iee cream. of .ii t 11, Before the meeting, league prexy Jim Mazurie announced ... 4 J187 2 Chicago 4 was "working 2 3 .fi'M 2 1 la Kansas City 'Pi that the league 3 2 3 3 3 500 Boston well." pretty .sno 3 4 3 WathtitOfl .a3.3 3 '111 2 4 3 .300 3 L !Cleveland "Four and five team leagues 2 4 3 .313 .333 4 2 !Detroit 2 Pittsburrtt too good, particularly 312 aren't 200 .386 5 2 2'4 Baltimore I 4 Cincinnati Mondays Results Monday's Results when are a couple of there , I 'Cit-Pd. cold. 0. Philadelphia Detroit at KIMUS , Brooklyn New York at Pittsourcni ppd. cold. weak teams. This new setup will Chicago at Cleveland. Pod, cold. Boston at Baltimore. ppd. told. Only gam ea s('heduled. provide new faces and more Wadnitaday's Schedul only games scheduled promoyn at Nen Yolk inishi) Wednesdey's Schedule competition." to Philadelphia cnithlt. 7111MIlltig Cleyetamt ad Kansa city might). New Volk at lialtimore tight) Cincinnati at Milwaukee Ought). The merger of the 'Sandy and ashington at flost,,n Chp ago at St. Louis imam, Midvale clubs came as a blow PHILADELPHIA soldolaym M O A A AB H 0 A Pacific Coast League to the new loop, which had Cilliam If 2 I I 0 Ashburn f 4140 San Diego 7, Portland 8. banked 1 Ilb heavily on running ( Morgan 4323 i tOnts, scheduled game I 2 Hamner se 3 a, 4 3. 4 Reese st the season as an eight-teathrough 4 3 0 2 0 Ennis If I Snide,re 1 g 0 Grensiaas rf 4 0 3 mrinella c Western circuit. 0; League n 4 2 8 llortses th Lopata lb 4 100 at Colorado Springs, Albuquerque Robins's lib 3 0 0 I Seminick c 4.2 I I Pod.. cold. However, many feel that the 3 I 2 0 Baranski 2b 3 Furillnrf 23 at Pueblo. ppd.. cold. Amarillo 4 3 Hickson p 4 2 0 02 Neal 2h Lincoln at Des Moines, ppd cold. merger will be beneficial in one Drytdale p 4101aRaumholts11001 way: it would give 0 0 0 - the Midvale: PiJItp I 0 0 0 212 FUTi1l0. STTfarnfitr. HPHickann laGestiout a outfit , Sandy strong club,1 to Hamner to Lopata. Morgan to Ka-27 7, Totals 31 To tals 34 0 27 12 ranski to Lopata. 'Reese to, Neal to which can hold its own against! . Singled for Dickson in Mb HodKaminski to H amner io Lopata. any other team in the league. out for Palette in Rh 1 21,S13iick IRISDrysdale V.1, Dickson 5, pilletf, 12- -4 000 030 ilf001tIVII HODikson 8 in A. 2,0Drysdale I W 4 Itlihraukes Brooklyn ('hicaso Philadelphia New Yolk St. Louis ,,, i,,:f. , ,, , '':'. 1 National League ., , ; 4:1 By JACK DE MANN 4,:,,..-,,,.- :,,..,. , ... Seven Teams , :,,,.. , ,:,,,, ': , , ., . SPORT CHIPS .,,,, ,, !, .... ,:,t - ,.,...,. ,,r- ,.1.,t.- - ,..,. , ...., , ....t pi. :' ' t., ,, :' 't , Play With , .,,, '' t t,,,.. ..., :: ,..., t. ;'' Semipros Set ity-bit- - :' k 0 ; 1. ' rr:141',44Tlit,-,kz,'17- ., skipper, Frank (Luke) Lutchesi, starting pitcher: but he narrowed the field Ber,;' Ilk,. r'''' ' - -. -- - A - - ' |
