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Show LAYTON JOURNAL, LAYTON, UTAH, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1949 SID1RECPE. JOE MAHONEY jorjiaav WEEKLY ipnmriimE ismm TANK STAR FROM AMA2IN5 AKRON TOO HOME TvC GOLD MCO&LS FtOA Ti--c ThC I4C0-METCLAST OLVMPtCS A tXG CN Th LADCU'-5WiM W CVER 7 RELAY. A COMFCTiTivt 1LWAMCR FC IK tENOC AAU LONG' WCn H. WAS 15 500 METE 63 AT TK 400 000 At US OampojSmipS when he via5 15. VX ACS jimmy won the CWAMPONSHlP scans com&y. DlSTAfjCE At TK STraDiKiy Pp 0m" m" X .V Migr, HELPS ENGINES A Smoother Engine Idle. Improved Gasoline Economy. Increased Electrode Life. 11)1 rat of electrode orotlon, it locaut of It lowSotittor Spark Plug pormito tho now Auto-Lil- a widor initial gap Mttingo and makol theta VS.V, V 3 WAYS advantage! potitblo. THE GAME OF MAI ALAI. THE 5T PCCOCO AM ALLTME ATTENDANCE ROR BOTH MAJOR AND MINOR LEAGUES. THE FANS AND MAJORS PLAYED TO THE MINORS TO 42 622 646 FOR A GRAND 1945 20,fr524 TOTAL OF &Sr TELEVISION TUESOAV-AO- THURSOAY-C- IO BS NETWORK ffsta at better lOOMPH.1 THAN 63.472.170!) SPORTLIGHT. Cellar May Be Their Destiny - By T TUNE IN "SUSPENSEI" U5CD ROCKETS OUT OF A BASKET TYPE GRANTLAND summer that he feared the Phillies youth around 1950 or 1951 since owner Bob Carpenter is quite and wealth li There community. poverty living fairly close together. willing to spend any amount to get On either side of the opulent Yankees and Cardinals in The Finish St Petersburg, there are two Neither Bucky Walters of the at Reds nor Eddie contenders strong Sawyer of the Tampa and Clearwater. They are Phillies care to be labelled a d the Reds and the Phillies. contender. But what teams can Thera la a broad rumor to the they beat out? effect that ChThe Phillies have a possible and icagos Cubs expect even probable star in young Richie to leave their old , Ashburn, who batted .333 last seathis season son and was the fastest man the pals and move higher league has seen In some years. up, into fourth, fifth Ashburn was Injured after or sixth place. If 117 games, but he Is playing this happens,, the O. K. now and more than keen Reds at Tampa and to prove his first year was no Phillies at Clearfluke. The second year Is alwater should be He easily ways the hardest. the logical be one of the games fumay for the Rice dates ture stars. bottom spot. The Phillies have another kld In This seems to be rather a shame. Curt Simmons, an expensive leftEddie Sawyer of the Phillies r"d hander who is only 19 years old Bucky Walters of the Reds are two Simmons won seven and dropped popular managers and they have 13 games last season. Robin Roberts a number of good ballplayers exwon seven and dropped nine. Robcellent ballplayers. 22, is another possible Here are a few who could help erts, only better than Simmons star, maybe any ball club: will from the Cubs, Waitkus, Reds Ewell Blackwell, Johnny This infield. the Philly Vander Meer, Ken Raffensberger, strengthen team can be dangerous if it gets Herman Wehmeier and Harry better pitching than it picked up Gumbert all good pitchers; Ray 1948. It is the type of team through Lamanno, Ray Mueller, Virgil Stall-cu- that wont win any pennant or Johnny Wyrostek, Hank Sauer, finish in the first four, but it can and Frankie beat a lot of ball clubs and should Danny Litwhiler Baumholtz all good ballplayers be an improvement over last year-TbThe Phillies Robin Roberts, Reds have a great ballSchoolboy Rowe, Blix Donnelly, player and one of baseballs Curt Simmons, Ken Heintzelman, finest citisens in Bucky WaltHank Borowy pretty good pitch, ers but, like the v Phillies, their era; Ed Waitkus, Dick Sisler, Gran strength is too spotty. ville Hamner, Richie Ashburn, Del It could be a different story 11 Ennis, Johnny Blatnlk and Bert Blackwell could book up with VanHaas pretty good ballplayers. der Meer, Wehmeier, Gumbert and This doesnt Include a numRaffensberger. They have a good g ber of rookies who power hitter in Hank Sauer with could help quite a bit. 35 home runs to his credit last year, But, unfortunately for the Reds, and a good third baseman In Grady Ewell Blackwell, their crack pitch- Hatton. er, is just recovering from a sore Both the Reds and Phillies have arm and a kidney operation. The good ballplayers scattered here Phillies have too many young and there but too many others who pitchers who still need more experi- are not too able. ence. But the fact that teams as Blackwells early absence and good as tho Reds and Phillies his dubious fate is a heavy blow should be scrapping it out for h to the Reds since the six foot, last place proves the balance of star Is one of baseballs best. Ton the National League. He would be good for between 22 wouldn't think that six clubs even with the and 25 victories, will beat out this pair and pitchers who need experience. maybe six clubs wont. Pitchers of this type are' just Thats only the way it looks as a trifle rarer than a green March buds are waiting to show rhinoceros or a bine tiger. and March winds are getting softBranch Rickey said privately last er In the sun. BASEBALL community, A tended, li like any other A RICE- - ex- big first-divisi- Red-Phillf- tail-en- Haven for Refugee Monks ... ,A The Russian Orthodox monks who founded the church 13 years ago, and the refugees who joined them last year succeeded in completing their edifice in time to celebrate their Christmas on January 7 in accordance with the Julian calendar upon which all feast days of that church are ba$ed. of the refugee monks in these pictures asked that their names and their histories be arded in fear of reprisals on their relatives still living in Communist Russia. But even that fear does not inhibit the fervor that continues to uplift them in their new sanctuary of freedom. Some wtiwiL ' Mother, She Know s . . . 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Right, All P.A. choica tobacco la specially treated to inaura againat tongua bite. Rich-tastin- yean, lively-lookin- six-inc- Youthful and aged alike, these seven of the refugee monks are shown at their simple dinner in the monastery. They, too, must remain anonymous to the public. The monks do all the work e on the dairy farm surrounding their monastery living solely on the proceeds 600-acr- Ivanov (bottom left) is the leader of the group of 14 monks who reached the monastery a year ago after being forced out of Czechoslovakia Bishop Seraphim the basement of the monastery (bottom right) the monks were able to set up their first church altar for their Christmas celebration. Here, one of the priests holds a relic of the order up for veneration. cm Yesrir! Prince Alberts crimp cut la gnat for fast, eay ohap. cigarette," aaya Paul Fillman. And those ing of trim P.A. makinV amok ar mild, cool and extra taaty." Yeal For toon tmoking joy, roll em with P.A. 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