Show lf rite STANDARD-EXAMINER THE OGDEN (UTAH) 231954 APRIL SWDAY MORNING 10A -- AovirmiMim- 'Hi' t I Home Whitey lockmap's Run Enables Giants to Beats Phils 10 at Polo Grounds Hunting and Fishing By BERT STRAND uirtiUi : rT mirfVlfik a fellow the These warm sunny afternoons sure gives too About time itch to go chuck hunting Should be a good are also out now these larger members of the rodent family and enjoyingjhe sunshine ing stocked now as water J- t - 4 --4 J I I ThU is the 161st Hunting chucksYr rock chucks as they are known around here is still lots of fun Moving into chuck country with a good rifle in your hand steps up the heartbeat plenty Ve like to hunt chucks in the rock cliffs that crop out along most mountain sides in northern NEW YOkK (AP) — Whitey Lockman’s fifth inning Philahome run enabled the New York Giants to defeat the as Marvin Grissom bested delphia Phillies 10 yesterday Robin Roberts in a brilliant pitching duel travel conditions improve Plant-nis going forward in such favorite waters as Bear Lake PanLake Forsyth quitch Lake Fish Lake Palisade Reservoir and lower most major They say elevation strealns have already been at least partly stocked for the opening g Grissom i Utah You can make some spec Game Tag Information tacular shots that way Sportsmen are urged to check t Publication A 22 rifle is the most popular the instruction memos regarding Some like a the use of big bame tags which i firearm in this sport but it Is are caliber rEOPLE slightly heavier ITS MCE FOR PEOPLE being issued by dealers with A not necessary sale of combination or big TO DC MCE TO the 22 cartridge like a long-riflLET US ALL EE THAT WAY game licenses packs plenty of wallop for knock TODAY— AND EVERY DAY The instructions show in both chucks over where and —Hail to the I ingIt’s true most of your shots pictures and writing lock it and (OBrU) how to place the tag new Kins and Queen— meanwill be long ones But if you hold This is important Not only is the ing the new champs In the ' for a vital spot mainly the head least likely to be lost but Second Annual Hoffman Dry chances are few he will be get tag the uniformity aids checkers Cleaners 1C3 Average and Unball-typ- e away wounded metal eal is be ting The Annual in comes First the handy and A der ’scope sight Ing issued again this year It is does it Not chucks only Ladies’ 149 Average and Unhunting to be fastened on the hock joint der Tournaments Mils Koga aid you in picking out a chuck of the animal Now the thing to is the IIoHman Champ and from a rocky cliff but it helps be sure and do is have the tag charming Amar Mabcy of the you hold a better bead for those with you when you go after the Hill Field Bowlercttes the long shots If you miss you can big game It is unlawful to transtell where you are hitting better port game from the place of kill Ladies 149 Champ Mils Koga a new bowler and also without the tag However I have only made a a student of Frank Skibo’s Bowling School won himself couple of shots with a ’scope It Screens Up beautiful a and cash 30 in was fun But it tended to make $130 j Mr Preparations for the annual him to by me take the longer shots instead Restrophy presented take at Strawberry IIoHman Friday nicht Mits is of trying to steal a little closer trout egg under way last week were ervoir brothstalk of the I missed the thrill on? of six bowling Koga screens being placed across With the regular sight you will with ers and throughout the past the Clyde Creek at river season has missed but two find yourself attempting to move the Last year well station in closer not only for a better spawning Sunday bowling classes which iook-sewere taken e but for a better shot over 6 million eggs period m proves hard work pajs off the spawning Amar Mabcy wife of the great And t lying to steal up on a chuck during of the Strawberry Valley streams matter Utah small no They Joe Mabcy perennial colony is rainbow Many Only arc as wary as antelope State trap shooting champion streams the in seen been have won herself $30 00 in cash and their 'curiosity is against them last water You can usually spot chucks prior to the first high a beautiful" trophy which she of run The heavy end can now proudly place on the clambering around the rocks of week reach to is expected straight up native trout mantelpiece along side the their home or sitting while middle of May near the a a still peak cliff has a husband of on the top many her beloved won during the past years good wajs off But at about 100 Pheasants by Air All in all both tournaments yards they start to disappear from whistle we The first attempt to stock The shrill sharp hope went off smoothly and has who spotted pheasants from an airplane has one chuck’ in the 5 ears to come participawill movements usually been made successfully by the your tion will increase send the rest scampering for California Department of Fish retheir holes Unless you have apd Game It was announced low of "INOLOGlfS" Courts recent experimental gotten within shooting range sults of well undetected your altitude bird “bombing” runs pretty Tord Ogden hunting will drop off right were encouraging there Sixteen Chinese pheasants Congratulations are in order On the other hand if the were dropped from a trap door to the E C Oljen Ladles’ Team chucks have not seen you the of a plane at speeds ranging r on winning their league chamfun is really on It seems no matfrom 100 to 150 comIs team in This lead much how pour you pionship ter Ground observers reported the posed of Creola Packer 1 era their direction they keep asking best altitude for planting was Nelson Letha Le Ji 3Iabel for more Unable to detect what 100 feet The birds scattered Estes and Lillian Rhees Conis causing all the fuss they just better with some released from Parato the also gratulations keep popping out and looking higher altitudes Hying nearly mount Ice Cream Men’s Team around half a mile before landing Their curiosity just gets the jof the Ogden Major Scratch birds by air was said of them They got to know to Planting League for winning the League faster and bek economical more be roll off what the score is At least it resulted in less bunching of birds Championship in a Buchler-Binghaseems that way Even if they do which makes them less vulner-div- e against the great Quintet The happy for their holes and things aWe t0 : nunler! bowlers are: Lynn Richardson seem quiet a sharp whistle from Stokes Jack out checking Hal Francom you w ill have them Clifford Peterson and Hap around again j L63QUB I remember one spring morn- Payne Orchids to the Palmer Service team of Ogden’s only ins We managed to crawl to a the position behind a number of large b t the associated press ladies’ scratch league I boulders at the foot of a rock? Paramount Bow Ladies’ Major ' for winning the top honors of chuck cliff They hadn’t seen us cinchJ-t- i : This gallant For a good hour we kept the t their circuit crew of loselies who incident- - barrels of our rifles hot Those £w York ally won the Ogden City cham-- I chucks just wouldn’t stay in Lead pionship in both the scratch was smacking into those cliffs and handicap divisions boast along the whole front We found the following stars: Pauline a dozen chucks when it was all over and still couldn’t remember Forsgren lone Fills June Shirand Kobcl the exact spots where we hit Hauser June others ley Phillips That was a hunt to remember 1 Hope we can make a few more "PINOtOGIlS" Cowrie before the sun sets i s high-powere- d e I I t I f P j early-runnin- g Sales miles-per-hou- m j ’ National j s ti f : i Smalley’s Jewelers our We’re happy to summer leagues are rounding into shape very nicely and we are accepting entries right proalong Here is our summer Three-Ma- n schedule: Monday gram Teams Tuesday and Wednesday Husband and Wife Leagues with the winners of each night bowling for the Ball and Chain Championship troThree-Womephy Thursday Teams Friday Mixed sorres That’s cur schedule so please hurry and sign up for one or more of the above leagues n CouHey of "P1NOLOGIIS KlenUe Floral Happy Birthday and many many happy returns of the day to lotriy and gracious Alma Peterson Also Happy Birthday and many happy returns Scott Sesto little sions son of Dawna and Roy Sessions Our congratulations and best wishes for a long happy as well as prosperous married life to Ann Branghara who is now Mrs Richard John Mr John is a student at the AC in Logan and Ann bowls In the Hill Field Ladles’ League fbe-ear-©I- Court! "PINCIOGIIS" The HI of Hat s Come In and bowl at Ogden Lnul Paramount BEAUTIFUL STARS the HOME OF THE “WHEN conclusion And in THE ONE GREAT SCORER COMES TO WRITE AGAINST YOUR NAME HE WRITES NOT THAT YOU WON OR YOU HOW BUT LOST Tune GAME” THE PLAYED in on KVOG at 12 today for more news with MAX KOSOF L 26-year-o- ld right-hand- BOISE (AP) — The Idaho Fish and Game Commission meets tomorrow to set the big game seasons faced with the problem of too many deer and elk in certain inaccessible parts of the primitive area i “Most hunters like to hunt in the fringe areas” said Director Ross Leonard “Our problem is to get them to harvest game in the overpopulated areas” He cited the Chamberlin Basin where only 200 elk were killed last year from a herd of some 4000 and said losses might be heavy in a hard winter because the herd is getting too big for the available range The depart- h ment will recommend a season for the area starting Sept 15 and seek to open some old access trails which the forest service has been unable to maintain for lack of funds The game picture for the state as a whole is good he said with deer and elk numbers on the increase as a result of two mud winters Leonard said recommendations for special hunts would be about the same as last two-mont- Theta vnita hova h®J vary Kttla via and era folly ENGINE— 9-- Harcvlaa Modal ZX dyGodar wofar-eoala- witfc d evtout and starting and Ignition systam bottery charging ganarator start starting malar pMshbotton extiter 3000 to 4000 GENERATOR— Hobart alternating citrrant rvggod tho Bail Army to o by lt plant watts overloading stand to heavy specifications and fuses frequency meter CONTROL PANEL— Mai awlth and ammeter charging ammeter ait pressure gauge SHIPPING WEIGHT— 970 pounds crated will run portable saws drill This Weal power plant or lighting eyttem answer for temporary tivmg the Just etc pomps compressors refrigerators quarters or camp Horry and Get Tour Now! WIU Never Get Another Dool Uko This 5 in-bu- ilt 113-vo- sth 40-cyd- circuit-break- veh-met- er or too BUCK'S WAR SURPLUS Trice pitching steady ball per mitted only two Yankees to reach Jhird base Eddie RoOne was binson who singled in the Jifth The other was Bill Showron who ran for Robinson after the first baseman walked in the seventh It was Trice’s second straight victory DeMaestri a 242 hitter at game time with eight safeties this season broke up a pitching duel between Trice and Byrd with a lead-of- f shot into the bleachers It was his in the sixth inning only homer of the young campaign He hit six all last year Highway 91 at Sunset Philadelphia New York ABHO ABHO A McDgld2b 44 01 3 Joost3b 0Jacobs2b Bauerrf Mantlecf 3 1 0 Powercf 5 l'Zerniallf 4 Berrac Robnsonlb 2 6 0 Bollweglb aSkownlb 1 41 l'Rennarf 0 DeMastriss Woodlinglf 2 Coleman 2b 3 4 4 Astrothc 0 0 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 cNoren Bizzutoss bCollins throughout the state Leonard said and anyone with suggestions will be heard at an open meeting tomorrow afternoon Other department recommendations on the commission’s agenda 0 Baltimore AB H O A Stephns3b KenndySb Hunterss 100 21 Hatton3b2 bMichals3b 2 0 3il'Boydlf 0 3?0 W Wilsnlf Fridley lf Jacksn3b 35 8 24 9' Totals 35 14 27 11 Totals aFlied out for Bickford In 5th bGrounded out for Hatton in 6th cHit hpme run for Heard In 8th in 8th dPopped out for Lollar in 9th eDoubled for Courtney fGrounded out for Stuart in 9tn gFhed out for Young in 9th 4 OOO COO 022 Baltimore 001 432 04x— 14 Chicago R Young Kennedy Hunter Kokos W WilFox 3 Minoso 4 Fain 3 Boyd E — Hunter Lollar Hatton son 2 Boyd Stephens Fain RBI —5 Keegan Mele Hatton Lollar Groth Fain Minoso Kokos W Wilson 2 Hunter2 Fain Carrasquel 2B— Courtney Minoso Mele 3B— Minoso Hunter HR SF —Kokos W Wilson S—Carrasquel DP — —Keegan 2 Lollar andHatton Fam Leu — Keegan Carrasquel Baltimore 7 Chicago 1 Keegan 3 Blyzka 2 S° 2 Blyzka 1 HO — Bickford 85 7 in in 4 Stuart1 4 in 4 5 Keegan in 12-- 3 Heard Blyzka Sima 1 in L — W— Keegan O in 1 — 9038 — A 2:28 T Bickford 1 CHILD GARAGE Viaduct T I 3'Greengrslf 5! 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Truck Bucs 0 and Fornieles at Detroit — Lemon (2-PITTSBURGH (AP) — Thfi vsCleveland Hoeft out the Boston at Washington — ParneU Brooklyn Dodgers shut 0 vs Stobbs )i yesterday Pittsburgh Pirates 1- -3 ?-- 1- -3 0-- 0-- 5-- 3-- (1-- 0-- er R R-E- 0-- 3-- (0-- 0) (0-- 1) (1-- r ‘ Erskine Blanks ---- 1) (0-- (0-- (0-- 2) 0) (1-- 0) 1) (0-- 0) 0-- 1) 3-- (0-- (0-l- 2) n X-ra- 25-44- 6-- 3 mid-Ma- y t k ld old1 Detroit Cleveland ABHO ABHOA 4 14 2 Bolling2b Glynnlb 4 14 1' Delsinglf Avila 2b Mitchelllf 4 0 0 0 Kuennss I Rosen 3b Dobycf Poperf Strcklndss Heganc Newhusrp Garciap a Easter Mossip A 4 0 1 lBoone3b 4 2 2 0 Dropolb 4 0 4 3 10 Kalinej-- f 112 Tuttlecf 1 10 1‘Housec 2 0 12 Gromekp OOOO 1 0 0 caught Brewer off second base Hoderlein fired to Roy Sievers at first base to nip Goodman O' oooo Garcia 0 in L — Newhouser W —Gromek Stevens Rommel U — Flaherty (0-and Kapp T— 1:49 A — 25445 in 4 1- 2-- 3: (3-- -3 0) 1) Sox Hammer Baltimore 4 3 Gernertlb 0 2 5 0 2 0 5 3 2 O 4 2 0 0 0 0 Whitec Piersallcf Lepcioss Parnellp aBrewer Brownp '“ — v f " ' fr ' r 12 3i Wrightlf Sieverslb Kell3b 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Vollmerrf ‘Y:V 18 Hoderlenss c Tipton Terwiligrss 12 McDermtp Dixonp Kell i 000 000 042—6 000 000 010- -1 Olson RBI Lepcio Busby Jensen Kell Fiersall Gernert (Consolo —scored on3B passed — OlJensen ball In ninth) 2B — son Busby S— Gernert Jensen SBand Busby DP— Terwilliger Hoderlein and Terwilliger Hoderlein Sievers Sievers : A OOO OibRunnels 3 10 0 Stone p dFitzgerld Totals 33 12 27 9 Totals aRan for Parnell in 3rd 8th bFlied out for Dixon in cKan for Kell in 9th dStruck out for Stone in 9th Terwilliger and Sievers t ry'-- KeU KS- - f - 1-- 2-- X I £ t Play Goodman and Gernert Triple Sievers CHICAGO (AP)—The Chicago McDermott Hoderlein and 14-- 4 a out BB— 8 hammered Sox 10 — White Washington Boston LOB before 5 Brown 1 Stone 2 SO— Baltimore McDermott over victory 4 Brown 2 HO — Parnell 9038 fans yesterday to spoil Vern McDermott 2 Brown 4 in 7 McDermott 9 in 2 in 1 in 1 HBP Bickford’s first start in the Amer- 7 3 Dixon 2 in 3 Stone PB — Tipton 2 (Parnell) —McDermott ican League L—McDermott W— Brown Big Bob Keegan was tapped U — Summers McKinley Runge Soar for seven of the Orioles’ nine hits T— 2:39 A—5582 but won his second victory in as many starts blanking them until Second lo Owens the eighth inning He had to have MILWAUKEE Wis (NEA) — help from Al Sima in the ninth John Bennett of Marquette broad-jumpe- d however 25 feet ZVz inches in the omer pinch-Dick Kokos — a mark second! 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1) 7-- 3 & cago Cubs Post getting a second trial to stick with the Reds lashed a line drive over the left field wall off Johnny Pyecha with two out and after Jim Greengrass had walked and Johnny Temple had singled Post drove in four of the Cin- (0-- 1) A study of range conditions tured arm Red-!eg- 1- -3 include: 1 CINCINNATI (AP) — Wally Post hit a home run in the last of the ninth with two on yesterrookie day to give the Cincinnati a victory over the Chu Yankees 1-- out Byrdp The department has ironed seabSlaughtr Sainp most disagreements over the Totals sons at a series of meetings "Just Ovar ffca Uvordolo ’ er 0-- 0-- route Harvey Ifaddix went the holdfor the first timethis year and ing Milwaukee to six' hits St the as runs scoring three the defeated Cardinals Louis I Braves last night second his The victory was colHaddix against two defeats and and double single a lected stole one' base j Milwaukee AB H O A ABHOA 4 Reds Trim Cubs with six singles as the Athletics won a 0 thriller on Joe DeMaestri’s fifth inning home run off Harry Byrd Players Fight In Seattle Game Svbecf o Prior Sole - Cards Whip Braves 1-- — 01 1- -0 ®jF0igBST?H©BS8 a Yours Truly Athletics Rookie Bob Trice on Idaho Body Will Shuts Out Yankees Pick Fish 6 Singles Joe Hits Homer PHILADELPHIA (AP— Bob Trice Game Openings yesterday ’shut out the New York lligh-clevatio- n 00 FOB Ogden Reese roberts 010—3 000 000 000- -0 2) Set Seasons 26-gam- OUR PRICE ONLY -R- 1-- he d BrooklyPittsburgh Robinson CampaneUa E RBI H?dc‘n(E"ke Amoros 2B— CampaneUa SF — Hodges DP— Rice Gordon Roberts and Alle Smith and Skinner Lett — Gilliam Reese and Hodges 10 Pittsburgh 5 BB—Hoguo Brooklyn 29 5 27 13 7 Erskine 3 Thies 1 SO — 28 3 24 8j Totals Totals 1 HO— 000 000 000—0 8 Hogue 3 Thies 3 Youchim Philadelphia 000 010 OOx 1 Hogue 4 in 4 faced 3 in 5th Thle 2 New York RBI — Lockman 2B — Dark Wyros-te- k in 4 Yoohim 2 in L Erskine 0 W HR— Lockman SB — Thompson Thies 1 Yochim 0 T — L— ‘Hogue (0-—Dark Hofman and Lockman LOB —Erskine (1-— BB 6 2:35 A— 8671 Philadelphia 7 New York 3 Grissom 5 Roberts 2 SO — Grissom — 1 W Roberts Roberts 1 U— L— Roberts (1-- 2 Grissom Pinelli Boggess Englen Stewart T — ST LOUIS (AP) — Southpaty 2:03 A —8109 Ogden Navy League Champions 1?5T' rKmcUaTon W tH& ( Government Cost Nearly $100000 Totals 30 8 2711 Totalsin 9th aStruck' out for Smith bSingledn- for Thies In 8th 110 000 New Yerk Philadelphia AB H O A AB H O A' 1 O IjLockmnlb Jones 3b 0 2 O Darkss Ashburncf 1 12 0iThompsn3b Torgesnlb 0 4 O Mayscf Ennis If 0 2 3! 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Grissom p Robertsp a I and game use of the Clearwater will drainage so the department acfuture determine to data have tivity in the drainage de2 A policy deputizing all conservaas Planting Progresses partment employes tion officers so they can curb It stirs the blood to hear that are and fish and game violations game boys the state fish of 3 A study of the David their planting continuing catchable-size- d rainbow trout Arthur case The U S Supremea Court has refused to review throughout the state hold-in- k Border 11 BordMte fish state supreme court decision socKs of Urf the Nez Perce India£f the state’s 12 hatcheries will keep announced have that of Dayton June until University treaty rights to hunt on thg the fih truck busy up schedule basketball e w henever they please 12 when the regular season a bor- reservation to border from teams Commissioner O W McConnell listing opens and after coast to coast and der are be waters has suggested a meeting with the Nez Perce to work out an agreement as to when and how they will hunt 4 Possible changes m uniforms worn by department personnel 5 Proposed expansion of the Round Lake and North Lake PROSPECTORS MINERS OIL MEN Wildlife Management areas CONTRACTORS 6 Closure of the Coeur d Alene RANCHERS AND i fish hatchery because of poor and quality of water temperature Leonard difficulties operational noted that fish distribution ponds Wolf have been completed on fish Lodge Creek for holding transported from the Hagerman Hatchery 3000 to 4000 Watt AC PORTABLE POWER and LIGHT PLANT d pitching of er purchased from the Boston behind the thre-hi- t Red Sox for thb $10000 waiver Carl Erskine It was Erskine’s first victory permitted the price last year hits walked He of the season He struck out eight Phils only three in trouble never was walked three and six but’ j Brooklyn PlUbprh Roberts who lost his second AB H O A AB H O A ' alone 4 2 1ft victory 3 Roberts2b 5 2b 13 game against Gilliam 3 2 2 3 Skinner lb lowed only five hits He walked Reese ss Snider cf 2 0 1 ORicelf two and fanned three 3 0 1 2'Thomascf Lockman’s homer1 his second Robnsqn3b Hodges lb 24 0 10 01 Gordon 3b of the season hit the scoreboard Amoroslf O 120 O Smlth3b ThompnIf 4 8 0 aLynch in left field near the foul line Henley rf Campajhlac 1 0 AtwellC 3 Grissom permitted only two Furillalrf 1 2 Alliess 4 batters to reach second and no- Erskine p Hoguep Thies© body to get as far as third as he bWard extended his scoreless pitching Yochimp- this season to 122a innings 29 3 27 12 I Consecutive Pinoiogies right-han- ld (1-- 1) ' ? j Opening Day Scenes (I Here’s a couple of pictures that should raise the blood pressure of every true angler In two short months these scenes will be were taken a reality for many Utah fishermen These pictures boots!— on the Let’s (Photos by get on the Logan River last year Harold Strand) ' fJ |