Show CMi07 FRIDtY MAY 23 - ffis ItT09110AM430VP-Olfzer- : - 105Z -- iv - - I' - -- --otr J--- 1 ':- I ' A - - ' e: ''' t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE -'6 41-- - ir if tt 9 V" jti 41'4‘ 1 4114 IV ' - - i Lw r-- r-- !:'L A 4 "N 0—' ' -- 4 ' ' 3 -- -' ae el '( 1P - ) D ''"' Eb4 t I If ' -- s ' ' v - 1 n x ti t tor W 00trt - ' - ' ' t ' - -- 4 3 I 14 - 4 e ''''''' 4 - ' - o o :tt : ' '' i 4 0 r' ''':-- 1 anti-chan- six-ma- n our western populations are entitled to I 4 have their innings as far as major league baseball is concerned" Rep Patrick J Billings (R Cal) Said baseball's failure to revamp its major league map "influenced' the subcommittee's unani e 9 30-ye- 4- - 'r asserted organized The investigators baseball is a "monopoly" which should be left alone to stand the risk of anti-trus- t suits by disgruntled players the House By unanimous agreement t t decision to reject proposed legislation to grant baseball exemption from anti-trusuits linings said In a statement baseball should take steps to transfer major league franchises to such areas as San Francisco and Los Angeles Investigators agreed baseball players have less power to bargain for wages than comedians and other entertainers This was in reply to Baseball Commissioner Ford C Frick's testimony that the "only difference" between baseball's disconclause and the puted resers-tract recentlY signed by comedian Milton Berle is that the ball player's salary la "re negotiated annually" MCAI3 : shifts" 0 ''' -- — o 1 kb - ''P - p ' th1' 4 f t : 1 i it I' ' r f A f I et - monopoly subcommittee which spent nine months iiivestigating the national pastime turned down legislation to grant baseball special immunity from the Sherman trust law The subcommittee also discarded subcommittee released a report criticizing an alternate suggestion that Congress write baseball's strict territorial franchise restric- - a baseball code and set up a new federal dons The report said the restrictions have agency to enforce it Subcommittee Chairman Emanuel Ciller thwarted public opinion by blocking any change in location of major league teams (D N Y) told a reporter 'baseball owners since 1903 despite "tremendous population can't sit tight and continue to resist changes WASHINGTON May 22 (UP)—Two con- gressional baseball investigatiors called on organized baseball Thursday to give people in the big cities west of the Mississippi a to enjoy major league baseball They made the plea as a House monopoly 1 -- 1' - r ) '' 4 p – y' j et e -- l't - 7- rf4 ' 0Ckt - rf "'i f 1'00 t A t A i: 0 1 ): s 4 ‘ 31 fest Majors Warned -i t 0411 —1- - A 'N - ilk lk '" t- - 1 a- 4e- z: kit::::okJ I L47 t t -rt 7 1P l'4 I 1041 o44 I to If N- wooP- I 1 r4 ): - ' Go --- ' 4 1L) 1 I! 4714-- ' A 0 i I i-- t''' - ote‘i t IINdlie "---- : t 9 - -- ''- - --! -7 s t 1 v Ak - '' 6141 0 — ' t ::41 gsik ( - - - 1952 !PROBERS ADMIT 'MONOPOLY' ''- 0 1 23 - ' 1 - (7""v1—7r7-- ' Friday May ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' : 1 iAs 7 lt Tt - A Curt Strangles Pirates 6-- 0 On Three Hits ''1--- - ? - t It ""' CLOSE PENNANT RACES AID GATE RECEIPTS Bums Boom From Behind To Top Reds 8 to 7 WASHINGTON May 22 (UP) —Congressional investigators lan at short It looked tailor double play But as made for Adams sivept across second to take the peg and then tried to pry the ball out of his glove for the relay he dropped it Umpire Lou Warneke called Shuba safe at second Thursday's scrap As a result of this play the ' with the Cincinnati Brooks got an unearned run Reds that he can when Morgan coming up with swing the bat all one out later drilled his seop It but hurts right ond hit through the left aide a little when I nb 66 b si risserPsts Clscimitar) Iatton 26 I ) 3 31 lotornan 36 1 2 I I catch" lie swung Campanella Pam Roots as 0 3 11 3b I I the bat "all right" blasting a 3 lb 4 1 7 1 Robinson lb If 1 3 2 0 CampsUs 11 T t three-ruhomer to knot the V dent vrestek rt 1 1 1 0 raise rt it 11 2 1 3 1 et score in the 8th and set up the rdssarris rfII I1 I 3 00 Sotder 1 1 1 I 0 I Snubs it bRritwskt win Cincinnati over Brooks 0 estlaka ef 4 1 3 0 Further? 111 0 e 1 1 3 1' Nodose )6 4111 a moment later when Andy Irm114 as131:Lasubs 1 0 0 a Miran 3 111er ko's double led to the deciding 14coul 111 ! 0 I) 0 Ersktrot 0 I marker 1 0 II 0 OA Icker I II Wick p Going Into the 5th Inning the Brooks were on the short end of Totals MII4II Totals 31102714 Flied out for hobtne in lith count as a result of Joe a blies for Etionrris I 7itt ePopreeil out for iroktno lit 7iti Adcock's grand slammer off rinetnnen (v4 WO 000 030 Clem Labine A walk- Adams' rook yn RBI—Adcock Hatton 4 two bagger down the left line chub Hodge' 3 Morgan Hatton 3 V one Weise Cannonnella 3 and an intentional pass to Klus- take Plano kilt—ndenrk Hatton ( impanel's e sewski had brought up Adcock Sti—kobinoon Frtidr ler!oiribut Kinszewontz Kluennee Hatton one with the bags bulging aid McitAilikn Klueiairoki 3 )4llie Hatton klueretriki out 4 Hiller 2 Morn Smith 1 Adcock smacked a homer into 33 hman 1 in S Luther I 4 in 1 laskine 1 hi 33 Olsen the center seats scoring four ford 1 in 2 Hiller it in 7 snitched to threo In 8th Finn 1 in 3 runs The Reds bad a bulge as batters4 ond 4 Hiller 7 and I Rutnorfort Parke opened the Dodger Oth bin 3 Mna 3 17rkine 0 on 0 Block 0 and 0 1 nod 1 Smith r to with a hit to Up to-that moment the only Brook bingle off Frank Biller had been Leading Batters a single by Bobby Morgan in the Matiomil Learn Paffollowed Snider But first Prt ass tobtimoon Shuba a treoltbit and walk with ko's bit adS mug PhiladIPhis t 13a singled to right delivering Andy Masud bt Lows Then came the play that anieetell Leataa 101 Milettell Cleveland brought a Red beef liodges' hot TN 343 hiss 34 bouncer shot directly at McMil g el t ikotas Thursday offered professional baseball a simple formula for 01411m making money: —AP WIrephoto Have Close pennant races The House monopoly sub- istered his third victory of the View said its investigacommittee season against a lone defeat as Mgr Eddie Stan ly who set a National League record for bases his walking in the dugout these days as be pilots his Cards the Philadelphia Phillies de- tion of the sport showed there on balls while with the Brooklyn Dodgers of 148 in 194$ does toward first division This is tense scene as Cards lose CO feated the hapless Pittsburgh Is a "close relationship" bea major leagues gate Pirates 6 to 0 Thursday before tween and the perreceipts 3065 fans COUNTY A'rEEDS 2 winner Simmons not oely held the centage of the pennant "Under given economic conPirates to three hits and struck ditions" AIORE TEMIS t h e subcommittee out eight batters but also hit said "a league will take in an — in home run TWo MURRAY (Special) 6-- 0 50 more gate receipts if its the sixth inning that drove in more softball teams are needed 575 in the final three Philadelphia winning club averages to round- out the Salt Lake percentage than NEW YORK May 22 (171')— tine grounder and Williams came runs If it averages 750" County recreational departGeorge Munger making his Erratic Monte Kennedy baffing- across with the third Giant run Xnents AA league becaus of ly brilliant one day and hopeless- second start for the Pirates was Williams in the seventh the loser but did not hurl as 't All six teams of the Utah In last mlnute withdrawals bad the next ly 47 a bis clouted Ms third homer of the poorly as the score would indidustrial League swing into action Wayne Player director anfinest pitching per year against Staley's successor cate All six Philadelphia runs i Friday if a recalcitrant weather- - nounced Thursday could have been stopped by 440 vv nian's cooperation can be secured formance of the Bill Werie The league plays Tuesdays at- smart Dark led the Giants' fielding It was Pitts4 as Rain washed out Wednesday's and Fridays at Harmony Park year Thursday A he allowed only tack with a triple and two singles burgh's eighth straight loss and slate for the second time this 3700 So Main St and plans the third time the Pirates have affour hits while year and Friday marks the first call for it to be a been shutout in the last six day of the new season that all fair Play is tentatively schedhurling the New games teams have (been scheduled for uled to start Tuesday York Giants to a In 29 innings Simmons has alaction Promising the brightest collecAmerican Fork goes to Teams interested in joining Staley victory over lowed only 14 bits struck out tion of stars in recent years the and the contact Louis Mr St Cardinals Magna PlayBrigham City travels are asked to 24 men and given up 10 bases Salt Bowl's Memorial Day midget to Bingham in a pair of games er at the county recreational Kennedy never in trouble peron balls that will begin at 8:15 racing opener already has lured office 5177 S State St or mitted the Cards two hits in only 10 top drivers to the two-daone inning—the second—but a Provo takes its unblemished telephone 11114blrids ab b e a! Phi (distil& ab b a Davui11 3 S S ir Ashburnoct 4 I 3 record - to Helper for an 8:30 speed test snappy double play on Solly Calsione3b 2 0 0 0 Hamner's 4 1 0 2 The Salt Bowl's new policy of battle Ilemus' ground ball snuffed out Smith3b I 0 0 Jostes3b 3132 Coach Jack Curtice better Del Greoxt 3 0 31 0 Ennicri 4345 guaranteeing the purse for comProvo has won two games to the threat 4 0 d Lopata 4030 4 0 2 1 petitors seems to be paying divtake the early lead in the league Cardinal starter Gerry Staley watch some of his stalwart foot- Morson2b 44 I 24 20 Rsati2b 4 1 3 I1 1 Mayolt M'Cliughc ball seven of the drivers sumthe while the disorganized Bingham sufa performers during 14 nemesis Giant 4 8 4 2 0 1 idendswith attkuslis usually Stirkindog 3 1111 Sansmonaa 2 1 0 1 Coming from'the west coast cirMiners have dropped all three of fered his second loss against mer months lest a few of the brtromolb 1 0 0 bFitstterald cult 1 0 a 31 their games seven victories this season as he local stars switch their talents to Mungerp 0 0 0 0' arhisak W L Norm Rapp and Chuck Webber the golf world Pet GB 0 left the at the lk game trailing Prove aka" 0 2 1000 0050 Some of the gridsters who a couple of lead feet from San 1 Tenn-V- a Brigham COY two 22 end-o- f five innings Stalers two BRISTOL May 38 3 24 Totals Totals 33 11 V 2 Francisco have filed 2 Magna 611 12 their enPirate officials setbacks have been at the hands braved rain and cold weather to ai4 &Med tor Munger in assoniti American Fork 1 500 I nut tor bartirome in 'with 2 brlied tries along with three drivers 3 at 333 Nib Peiygr were Charles play Ili of ley the Giants indicated strikeout 000 000 0 3 Bingham 000 Pittsburgh Thursday 34 from Boise—Bill Thompson Ron100 023 00x-- 41 'lade inhia sensation Ron Neceial will be Willie Mays slated to enter the (Tiny) Grant Don Rydalch Jim PhE—Stricklarid Wadmisday's timulta RBI—Ennis Lopata nie Porter and George Hanson Don Peterson and Ashburn Jones Simmons Provo at Brigham City' limattiomML moved up in the Pirate chain Army next Thursday tripled Durrant & MR—Simmons SR—Hamner Ashburn Davis Del Grand Junction will be repreIrTglaier at American Fork Port00063 from Bristol to the Hollywood with me out in the second and Gerald S IM mons Simmons PP—Oar sented SH—Mungor The weather again played the Greco pain Pt 14—Cim by Vern Meeks while brotne-S- t rick land Ito rt trome Stars of the Pacific Coast scored the Giants' first run when — Fridays Schedule mons L Munger I SO—bimmtma 3 Wilk' Lowell Southern gains the honor role in the Lake Salt links major Hemus Alvin threw Dark's 2 HO—Munger in 4 Vii!ka 1 in 3 R American Port at Magna League I of being the first driver to enter th Wilke 0 and O Prove at Helper There was no definite an- bounder too high to the plate world cutting play to a bare and ER—Munger 0 and L—Munsor WU Briaham City Et Binghani from Ogden nouncement on the transfer of Dark opened the fifth with a minimum Don Fullmer a former west At Meadow Brook the women's right-bandthe lanky triple to right that Stan Musial coast ace who is making his Prep Playoff Reset dove at but missed and the A team match with Ft Douglas home in Salt Lake will drive Twice postponed because of And the Pirate Giant shortstop came home a was called off until Monday 99 Jr one of the fastest cars rain the Judge Memorial-Binghafans will get a look at the youth moment later when Wes Wes- morning at 8:30 cm at the Meadin the circuit Other local drivers ow Brook course playoff game has been re- who struck out 27 batters in one trum flied to left field on the entry list at this early The women's B team which was set for Friday at 3 pm at Bing- game when he leaves here SaturAfter Staley retired Kennedy date include Gordon Hanson ham The game was to have been day for Pittsburgh for a check- for the second out of the inning to play the Ogden Country Club New erk News Service '- - and Gordie Watts played Thursday afternoon Davey Williams was hit by a Friday postponed their match up on his ulcers a until date later ROUTE FROM CHICAGO NThe midget cars will a o o in EN pitched ball and driven to third : Qualifying scores for the Mur- TO BOSTON May 22—Even on around the Salt Bowl oval Friby Whitey Lockman's line single to right Tommy Glaviano then toy Golf Clubs June leg must be rainy days the New York Yan- day May 30 and Saturday May bobbled Bobby Thomson's rou- - In by June 1st Pro Alex Ale Cal- kees' lineup is subject lo quick 31 The popular stock car races (cry reported changes Befor the club left will be resumed Sunday afterAt the Salt Lake Country Club Chicagci Thursday evening 35- - noons beginning this Sunday at troltub :11:trA:irtbs1: a Forest Dale Bonneville and Fort year-olJohnny Hopp was re- 1:30 pm with the time trials 3 I 1 0 IMAMS 2b 3 2 13 2 Douglas Lowrey et was curtailed leased and play by outright 4 3: lb 4 1 1 3 Tmhomacwilr If 4010 the inclement weather for the Bill Miller was recalled SHRINER TEST :rtdn 3 : t Ipitcher N 4 ri 225 second straight day Festivities from Kansas City to fill his place 4 0 : at the clubs are scheduled to on 4341 the paste- Waivers were obD Rice e I 1 1 1! Westrum 4025 1 1 0 tained on the veteran 4 4 0 2 resume Friday weather permitKennt4810 ley p 10 t 1 Of 0 5 MoStalletto N ting from the other 15 clubs and beI I 4 Ill 0 0 0 (l -11 14 '1 1 1 0 S (V cause he is a bStankt man Ihe too St iid11114 ‘40" 7 ‘0-1Bakelmnra p S 0 1 01 was mad a free agent ' Totals 29 4 24 131 Totals 3311 V 14 Bees vs Carbon "I had nothing against Hopp" &Grounded out for Staley in Mb Seals Punctures and Protects Against Blowouts OGDEN (Special)--PRICE (Special)—Carbon High Manager Casey Stengel told rebilled gut for Wade in eth group of St Louis 000 000 000- -0 School Dinosaurs and the Box porters in explanatio- - of the 12 high school stars were chosen MO 020 Ilx- -4 hew York for the North squad to play in Elder Bees move "I llsetnifilDe illitMtoht: L4taril"0s::::: Rrv:thkia-1- -4 Ijduostbahvaed tnoohaneeedmol DE the annual Utah him but on GIAlviattlr$ error to 5th: Marl scored class A baseball en Musiale error in athl 3 at 3B—Maye on the baseday boys' baseball game here June 11 been has My Helper pitching pitchers pin Dark Mueller mm—wlibanut DP—KenChqsen were two catchers nedy Dark and Lockman Srboenthenst ball field Coach Dolan Condit !good but there isn't enough of 1— and Lockman3 announced three pitchers five infielders and 'r: m - ' ' ' — ''''--' nano" L'xilL'antettell)arkand and ' ''- ' Thursday The game it with all these double-headerStaler KBfour outfielders Proceeds from Kennedy 1 Werie 1 3 was originally scheduled for Fri- piling up" SO—Kennedy 1 ae Top riv? Wolin I HO—Staley 5 in 5 Vieth" 3 was not bitter at his re- the game to be played in John day but because of commenceIn 2 nokelmann 3 in L I and Eft—Staley Hopp r STO7' 3 and 2 Werlo 1 and 1 Sokelanane 2 ment exercises was v 't fri: :Ncre delayed to lease Ile had expected it for Aff leck Park here will go to the and 1 HRP—Staley (Wifflawka) W UMW — Shriners' Hospital fund i I STOP —Kennedy t110k Lowsr—Staley e12) Monday ::' ''li quite a ts Outstanding player in the game s12 will receive an 1 - A paid whit: -- ve ' Tottaw ' '!!Nr" trip to Chicago in August Sivr i - Game officio!' wamed that any v 14 xn boy who dons a Pioneer League ' ') I ' ' uniform and works out with a i1 aninamila i''' P L club prior to June 12 will IIIMMUNIII P""644S sanwnec014 not be eligible to take part in 4 1111-11Jj''' k r tefir the t 7 game N -The North squad: ItittOi 4 kop 0 IIM Catehera—Lowreneo Coop Ogden lyvt004v1t4A4 ' A A don Hawley Davis li g-i p1firnern-1- :m s Oa Dolma Ogden: Val Wood44 c land Bog Elder: Gem Pt :nap Weber 114- WO 0 K -IflHtIdT — Harold Ander-eoRoo m - ' -- ' ' ie :' 4- S 14 1 Oder: bale Ill Loper Omen Phil Oyler i v 0 '' H Eider: Pot fiontb konald Ted Dolls New 1' "grip4te-3------v '- e laver Weber i for block" treed PHILADELPHIA May 22 (11P) —Curt Simmons pitched bis second successive shutout and reg- I Familiar of Cardinals' Eddie Stanky 1 win-los- IndustrialTilts Set Today After Layoff Hot Cold Kennedy Hits Card Win Peak in Inside-the-par- s k won-and-lo- e a '1 :l 11-h- tvh six-tea- Salt Bowl Race Lures Top Coast Drivers fashioned A Utah Gridders Tour Links Despite Rain 6-- 0 y Pirates Send Necciai Up Ch 3-- - - f New York News Service NEW YORK May 22—Back to work after a three-gamlayoff with a bruised band Brooklyn catcher Roy Campanella was explaining be f or e :ak—T4 - e -- 1 6i n - 8-- - 14 4-- 0 31Vt-- -0 - DP--- 11211--L- 4-- (1-- right-cente- (UP)--Pittsb- urgh 1$14)1 I d 4t Ill r s -- - t 0 1 ! r 7 corcfli) Itit'ldf -- ift -- l L ''a I 1:11 tire with safety tube a 04-e- i 400 1 A ?'t 131 N 4 LAST 1st 1 I 4K r la 04 0--- I'l $1-- 0"'" 40rg---- '- a b Out 11friptS—JOIWIA Terre Ogden liM Pelee Weber: Poland Eon Holman Eider Lou Wright Morgan I COME AND CHEER YOUR FAVORITE CARS AHD DRIVERS OLD TIRES 4C:3 SEATS AT sl''°—C!IILDREll WIDER 14 EV TIME TRIALS 1:23 RM—RACE TIME 8:23 PM "d Tolt:ids7 60 VON SOUTH kco - Air Lock Kamp Kok! 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