| Show eft Fielder Hurler Catcher to Joins Team Salt fait f fibunr Buzzers Get Hander Ex-Semcemai- jL John Mooney’s Salt Lake City Utah 24 Spoils Mirror - Thursday Morning — April 14 1955 Right Good news for Pioneer League as fast as he used to be batsmen-Ifn- ’t -- Burt Barkelew SC fi fielder pitcher parsing that it took Burt 20 minutes from the time he arrived InSairLakc Xlty Wednesday afternoon to git in uniform and start working out at Derks! i Majors Await Openers oi Second Round MMij BARKELEW reported in good playing condition as always did quite a bit of throwing on Saturdays and Sundays until Jig jhe first of the year Then an attack of virus took away all the Height he’d gained i He started throwing seriously again about three weeks ago and says he hasn’t been tired orsore yet "The old pro” will work out at Derks daily uhtil the rest bf the Bee baseball team comes in from Bennettsville He’ll "be joined in a few days by his roomie Red Jessen for their preliminary work: "Bark" noted only one thing wrong with Derks Field "It jteems to me Ladd has moved the pitching mound back a little further this year" he laughed You can bet though along about June the batters will i avish Ladd Morgan had set the mound on second base when tearkelew starts winging that curve around the corners and — the fast ball under their chins ( - A i By Associated Press The second round openers are scheduled Thursday in the major leagues and baseball goers are hoping for a better weather break than they received in the first Stuff V Somcsense l Jimmy Yarber former South High catcher is playing in OermanyMickey Scanlon remains on the New York Yankee roster as a scout Fred Tesone Denver halfback has drafted Lions the Detroit but he’s faced with a couple by peen Vince Boryla Denver U pf years military service first via Notre Danie resigned as coach of the Denver Bankers’ basketball team in a hulf Vince will remain as half owner of a music company a full partner in a real estate company in addition to running a day camp for youngsters in Ihe summer The grapevine says Denver interests are looking to a pro football franchise possibly kicked off at the Los ’Angeles Eagles game in Denver Sept 17 jKansas City the newest member of the American League represents the fourth franchise shift since the circuit’s birth as a Milwaukee was in the American ynajor league loop in 1901 League In 1901 tut In 1902 its franchise went to St Louis Baltimore which had been in the league in 1901-0lost Its franchise to New York In 1903 while in 1954 Baltimore took over the St Louis franchise again Wyoming’s spring football squad Includes two top transfers Bud Helton at fullBurt Barkelew first Bee to report sizes up back and Grover Page at center Cowboys are hurting at fullback with the graduation of George Galuska and the failure distance from mound to plate under watchful Jof Joe O’Brien and two frosh plungers to return to schnoi““ 'sp&iz-- base-tal- - Rams-Philadelph- The world champion New York Giants return to the Polo Grounds for their first clash of the season with their rivals the Brooklyn Dodgers m inter-boroug- h f ' Xjiriii'rtoai JP' Here’s the Thursday’s schedule (all times EST): National League Brooklyn at New York 130 p m pm American Utah’s basketball season can enjoy the highlights of the conference championship season In a film which features the peak performances of the season 2 30 pm 19--1 the film is being handled by the of AudioDivision A visual Bureau of the University of Utah Extension Jcharge of $1 is made for mailing and handling of the film The film shows Utah’s games against LaSalle Kentucky And San Francisco U in addition to the highlights of the conference season 2-Hit- - Observation Ward V I Matt wivat are fait I ikvfjt taka i than langar at pretty flay pratty f gat By - - ai whan thay marriad— I I I I w Sacramento Set 7 Ditto 'Portland sent the temperature diving s into the Most of the customers had left refrigerated for the home fireside long before the final out mid-40’- 77(1 Kan BOO S 318 158 444 400 331 333 s (KeatUo 'Lot AntoJei 4 4 3 3 'Kan Francisco 'Oakland Hollywood Wednesday's Scares Loi Angeles 5 San Dlaio Seattle 6 Hollywood 0 Sacramento S Oakland 1 San Francisco 10 Portland thraatanln waather (Only (amts scheduled Texas League j Houaton 10 Dallas 3 Kan Antonio B Fort Worth 4 Shreveport at Tulaa poalponed aln Beaumont at Oklahoma City poat-Boned rain ) Thursday's Probable Pitcher New York t Boston— Grim vs Nixon (ll-ll- i Baltimora at Washington— McDonald (4-vs Patcual or Srhmlts — night Kansas Cllv al Chlraso — Khanla (1 O' or Dltinar va I’lerre OMO ) Cleveland at Detroit'— Wtnn (3111) or (arris (19 8) vs Hoett (7 15 four Washington throwers for 16 hits Ford who didn’t win a game until May 15 a year ago pitched as though it were a steaming r afternoon in Just to rub it in the little lefty singled three times to knock in four runs and scored twice It was one of the biggest opening day parties the Yanks have enjoyed since the old days of Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Co Except for a balk In the sixth when he slipped off the mound while pitching to Roy Sievers with Mickey Vernon on third base Ford would have had a shutout The only hits were a ground single by Sievers in the fourth bY ’e"' Hlndsslnmeth? did ) t that Og-de- n City might lease with opmetion to buy its mile-lonchanical ski lift in Snow Basin jto S S Huntington on an was amended seen offer rWednesday in the calling of a Fpecial 'meeting of the city council for Thursday evening Both Mr Huntington and Dr 'Aaron B Ross Ogden physician and surgeon had made offers to the city to lease and buy the lift last Thursday but Avhen it was indicated the two groups might go together the council withheld action Wednesday's Results Btooklyn t Ftttaburah 1 Philadelphia 4 New Vork 3 (Only gamea scheduled) Thursday's Prababla Pltchen Brooklyn at New York—Necombe g va Maglie 114 m (9-f- ) Chlcaen ai Cincinnati— Rush (12-or Valentine ) Milwaukee at St Louiv— Conley vs Haddtx or Poholsky (V7 Philadelphia at Pittaburgh — (11-18- va Nuxhall (13-11- 14-9- ) (18-1- 3 Weh-mel- va (10-11- ) Littlefield (10-11- ) Rock 4 e without another thorough amination of his heart condition the state athletic commission announced Wednesday After hearing a report from one of the commission members Dr Dan Kilroy of Sacramento the commissioners said that they “could not take a chance of having a man die in the ring” invitn hit tunny fin 6t4 cars Tklg t J f UImm DENNETT 47 West 6th South Iritndi Your wk Hollywood 6-- 0 As a matter of fact the Buzzers had actually crossed Brown off their list as late as Sunday He was ticked for SALE NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED TIRES TRADED IN FROM NEW CARS ON THE 1955 FIRESTONE TUBELESS TIRES 0 — 040x15 25 — 070x15 45 — 710x15 PHILADELPHIA April 13 tPI Pollard pro basketball star Wednesday accepted what he termed “one of the 10 best basketball coaching Jobs In the country” the court post at La Salle College 00—800x15 10 — 820x15 flo S© Some Whitewalls — Some Tubeless '— All Brands: Tircstone Goodrich Goodyear U S Royal General and Fisk SIIOHTS OFF Sl'OUTS WHIES OPEX A IV ACCOUNT mW! TAKE MOIST IIS TO PAY! Regalado Goes to Tribe’s Farm Club 13 DEALERS ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS SALE! NO j O1 1 Les-wic- k 1 n 1 Don't Forget to See the New 1955 Firestone TUBELESS TIRES That All These Were Traded in For I i f 1 d j 1 ry ' i£V' Q1JI&T mw 'J ilMil ! 83-7- 4 y day and night wntil fhrawgh lhara'g a tpacial display f all madali f th I95S fardg M-da- 1 1 MOTOR CO Downtown Ford Deoler 1 1 ) 7 all-star- s - IM 1 g-- Biq-Volu- P- H - Ql't -H 1 j 7 -- (in "TAKE OFF" TIRE — Jim 1 drap in anil oo nnti tt4rivo tbo fin now 1V3S hrft—gnd BonnoO'i i Malcolm 10I04-mn- fine showing 15 — 700x15 CLEVELAND OHIO April ing words Wednesday as he left the same as last spring when (UP)— Rudy Regalado 1954 by plane for Manila the two teams clash Thursday WASHINOTON YORK NIW From the Philippines the night for Lord Stanley’s trophy Voxub A4Mo°iAtMcDgM3b 3M1® 2clevcland Indians Wednesday o 2 3 0 2b Incoiemn 203 i was optioned to the Tribe’s Riubyrf president of the International Detroit carted off the cup a Vrrnon 1b 3 0 ft 4SH1 (rcy3b Olympic Committee will head year ago on a dramatic overRunnii 2b 4192 Mniie ci oianapoiis farm team 9340 4 Berra c Siovera If 3 13 110 time goal by Tiny Tony for Tokyo and then the US I mphltt rf 3 0 10 Kkowronlb 8 3 8 0 REGALADO workrH OUl with in the crucial seventh 3 0 1 Fititrld c 8 0 3 Oi Bauer rf a o i oi iarvil 9 2 o He will look over Tokyo’s game the parent Indians at Tucson a oidue 3 0 11' Rlriuto ax 0 0 13 hllnaes a i o o o year ago and so impressed Man- - plans for the 1960 games McDrmt p looi1 The 0 Abernthyp 0 O' fordp SJOa0er il I otVPz he 'vas put on Japanese capital is a leading aPauia AlIStars Win Cum p 0 0 0 'the roster His springtime hit- 0 0 10 CLEVELAND April 13 If— I960 Olym-ancanddatc lor ting faded In actual competition Oonialp 0 0 0 0 Dame’s Jack Stephens Notre plcs he wound up the season Taftll 11314 7 Tt4l 414 17 7 meshed 16 free throws for the a 7 oread a runner for Abernathy In 9th with a 250 average out for Currie in 7th College All Stars Wednesday Hockey Finale out for Rltauto In 7th Regalado played third base Wathlnafan got) 111 ft— ' DETROIT April 13 (UP)— Ct°!!doohni for New Yark 91 S14 11— If for the Indians replacing AI lem Globe K— McDermott Kline Berra RBI— Rosen when Rosen was tried out for I"c second j straight year Carey 3 Ford 4 Mantle 4 Berra 3 thc Detroit Red Wings and the their eighth victory In 21 games Skowron 3 ( erv 4 JB— Caret Cerv at first base HK— Mantle Berra Skowron SB— HuMontreal Canadiens have car- of the barnstorming tour BB— McDermott tu to S— Rlriuto 3 The Trotters already have asCurrie 3 (onialex 3 fold 9 SO— Aber ried their Stanley Cup chamnathy 1 Currie lord 8 Gonialej sured themselves of winning HO— Mi Dermolt 4 In 3 13 Abernathv full series seven the pionship In 3 (urrie 9 In 2 tonialei 6 In 2 the scries for the sixth straight R EH— McDermott 8 8 Abernathy II have no desire to take thej311105’ Currie 6 3 Gonralei HB1 year but the eight victories Ford — Bv M'Derniott AND THE RED WINGS were (Mantle Kirrulo' by games away from Melbourne" represent a new high for the Currie (Cervi WP— Currie Balk— 7 erd were Avery Biundadge’s part- - confident the outcome will be PB— 7 lUgtrald W— lord (lOi challenging woll known In Utnh nth Utici nnJ votornn nwtomotivo 1 2 1 Goes to LaSalle 1 Malcolm —5 10 000 (XVt-8- 02 000 000 030 — 3 6 Perneski is a Pennsylvania prod-- I uct with one year of ball be-- i hind him at Pulaski With the addition of Jimmv Brown to the hurling staff it seems logical that the Bees have their starting pitcher for opening night Brown was first mentioned as a logical returnee but then the Bees all but lost him to Schenectady due to his 1 regular 1 Let Malcolm LcSueur Show You the Fine Now Fords! April error by San hitter ft and weighs 180 c e Washington pitching started badly with Maury McDermott land grew worse progressively as Ted Abernathy Bill Currie land Vince Gonzales all making their big league debuts pa-raded to the mound 11 Birmingham 9 Meinphia 1 New Orleana at Mobile poalponed rain ( hattanooga at Atlanta postponed ram Little CALIF 6 The Rainiers collected 10 hits Schenectady at that point off four Twink rookies one of Fannon will team up with Bob them a home run by freshman " Marv Williams Quinn in right ana uiit’oer-iIt 002 010 300—8 10 0 Tony Iammatteo in center Seattle 000 000 000 — 0 4 2 Hollywood and Cinaber Singleton (iarber will be a fast outfield with very Wade (6) Carden (8) Pitts (9i and good throwing arms Quinn supHall LP Garbei- plies the consistent punch and Iammatteo will give the power Saot 6 Oaks 2 Fannon the balance and OOO 002 000— 2 Oakland 8 100 022 Olx— 6 7 Sanamento Operations in this camp will Cain Muiphv (71 and Neal Brims to a close about Friday come 8 Brarle and Bmch WP— Brlggj (2 0) LP— Cain noon Then all activity will conSral 10 Bevos 9 tinue at Laurinburg until the 100 104 010— 9 15 1 last of the Class D clubs are Pot (land Kan Iran nsco 031 300 111—10 11 4 the Phils will Lint Anthonv (3 Satalirh (4 Mos selected and then Bo- shut down the activity for ansei (7) Hall (81 and Calderone ttler (fti Hernandez Zabala (8) Chanother season dler (9) and Torney Richey (9) Light-heavyweig- "xT Southern Association Navhville all-tim- mid-summe- Special to The Tribune OGDEN— Possibility y clobbered (30-6- ) Ogdcn Studies (Basin Offer t A CIIUCK Drcs-sen’- s who had ena two-dastay In the atmosphere of first place brought down to earth a thump as the Yanks Senators joyed giddy were with r RIGHT-HANDE- player-of-the-ye- MANAGER 3 two-ru- n attle blanked Du-ques- low-hangi- i (f — A 3 HOLLYWOOD April 14 Rocky’s beak which was split dangerousjyln NEW YORK April 13 (UP)— his last title defense against Ezzard Charles Tom Gola of La “If I had the money he’s sup-- j Salle Dick Garmaker of Minneposed to have and had a nose as bad as his is supposed to sota and Dick Ricketts of were the first three be I’d quit and enjoy my for- Cockell tune” said prize packages picked Wednesday in the annual National BasTo Battle Olla ketball Assn draft of college MILWAUKEE W1S April 13 talent (UP) — Sugar Ray Robinson Gola who was voted the 1955 basing a title claim on the outcome meets Wisconsin middle- United Press weight champion Ted Olla in a as he made for the boxing match Thurs- third season was a “terstraight day night ritorial” choice of his hometown Robinson former middleweight champion who is at- Philadelphia Warriors as had tempting a comeback after g been anticipated three-yea- r absence from the GAR MAKER a Hibbing ring said he would file for reinstatement of his crown if he Minn shooting star who set defeated Olla He was favored scoring records at Minnesota was the territorial preferWould Force Exam ence of the Minneapolis Lakers SAN FRANCISCO April 13 while Ricketts a standout for cham(UP)— four varsity seasons at pion Archie Moore would not be was the No 1 choice allowed to fight in California of the Milwaukee Hawks in the ex- 1 i SAN DIEGO 13 5-- Elmer Singleton threw a four hitter Wednesday night as Se- Cockell Tells Fight Til Belt Him on th’ Nose’ Stars in Annual Draft champion about -- Aoclated Prc' Padres A d who stands Suds 6 Twinks 0 ter Plan: NBA Chooses NEW YORK April 13 Whitcy Ford held -- Washington to two hits and drove in four runs Wednesday while Mickey Mantle Yogi Berra and Bill Skowron hit home runs in a 19-New York Yankee opening day romp Only 11251 braved a chill wind ind mist that right-hande- IO Angeles San Diego Jof DISTRIBUTION Favorites A 5-- 3 on Ford’s Mound Ace Aids Team With Timely Blows e Diego shortstop Buddy PeterCleveland at Detroit 3 pm son in the of the ninth enBaltimore at Washington 8 abled Los top to defeat the Angeles pm in a Pacific Coast Padres New York at Boston 2 pm League game Wednesday night eyes of Tom (Doc) Cook left and Ladd Morgan Distance looked too far at first glance d e Colonels Named League Kansas City at Chicago n Yanks Win right-hande- last-minut- Angels Down Pittsburgh pm Chicago at Cincinnati 2 pm Milwaukee at St Louis 1:30 2 Ute Highlights’ Available to Public These folks who would like one last look at the University at Philadelphia 1:30 la 70-ma- a left and reserve catcher to its evergrowing list of players for the coming season as rain pelted this Southern outpost for the i' This Isn't meant to insinuate that the "old pro" of the "Salt Lake Bee mound staff has lost his fast ball his snapping curve and the good control irt -- BENNETTSVILLE Salt Lake City added right-hande- d PETE FANNON will be the Bees’ day starting left fielder this Once again practice was cut year Fannon is a tall rangy to the bone as the South Caro- boy who was recently dislina "monsoon” season contin- charged from the service He ued to hold forth About the attended St' Johns College in only thing that could be accom- Brooklyn prior to his stint in plished was the cleaning up of the Army A hitter Fannon this Bennettsville camp of details all may be one of the Bees’ dark-horspowers at the plate He has come along “slowly as is the case with most but seems to handle himA self well enough in the field and at the plate to be a help to By Associated Press the Buzzers KY LOUISVILLE April In addition to Fannon the 13— American Assn baseball Ilive picked up Tfonie Ahey a writers backed Louisville to hurler who tall win the pennant Wednesday a chance to be will given on the eve of the league’s seaball club the make son openers The Colonels winner of the He will require work if he’s seaworld last series to become a big lyinner but has junior son were chosen for the top the size and arm that could despot on 13 of 22 ballots velop as the season progresses to Other teams were Tony Perneski will be the refinish In this order: IndianHe’s the only serve catcher apolis Minneapolis Toledo played to be chosen out of the Denver Omaha St Paul and Laurinburg camp far the Bees Charleston And observers in that setup feel The teams will line up in he’s good enough to be a start- this mapnex in the opcnersL Jng xatclier in jmost leagues Omaha at Charleston: Denver Perhaps he might have had at Toledo Minneapolis at In- that opportunity except ior the dianapolis and St Paul at fact that he too is a returned Louisville serviceman and has responded slowly He has received rave notices from some of the man-- j agers in the Laurinburg camp ' f K J But we noted fourth consecutive day Wednes- Jack Schroeder Tribune Sports Writer By k - N- - 'MLDi JIMJi |
