Show orm Delays Bees J - ’I had never been By John Moonev Tribune Sports Editor Mgr Bobby Sturgeon leads va take Bees into I tah a capital city just 24 hours late Saturday but indications point t0 lhe Buzzers ifiakihg up for lost time Pron°' bu senes of workouts on the home terrain before the league opener ThursdaN 1 The annual "Welcome Bees" will be held at noon Wednesday with club participating in a ticker tape parade 1 through the Salt Lake ( itv and Sugar House Boris Frank a long-timbusiness distiuj Beeirq moulding to Sid Birdsley chairman- - (f the Hot stove (ommittee rooter will receive the honor I he paiade which will consist ot 35 con- - of throwing out the first ball vertiblos three high school hands and beautiful! v the Bees’ Pioneer 'nrt models ftom the Stetfans ageney and the civic Thursday Presi and baseball dignitanes will leave (torn Dcrks I'oa8ucy-asoLddlc Leishman an-dent Fidd at 12 noon nounecd Friday I I B will THE f trade Continuing a tradition of up Main to South 'hen pic east to state Stieet oring one of the veteran fans south on Stale to nth Smith east on 9th South with the Hrst-bal- l pitching as- to 11th Fast south to Sugar House west to Main signment Lcishm&n picked Mr Vi Frank for first night mound Street and nmth on Mam to 13th South e i BII 4 The rive b' arp M heduUd 81r at 8 Saturday and Manager morning Sturgeon probably w ill have a lng dnli abput n a m Jo get the tiavel kinks out of the plane before and about 100 really was scared It wasn’t only in a out of New York City r A STORM struck at ijOUsvljle Thursday night and the Buzzers had to take a t! am to Chicago Thev left the indv miles j'nday night bv plane the thn11 ' cco e an‘ ID ans rrogre -- Stovers Announce Boris Frank Plans for Parade To Hurl parade Initial Ball the entire balll 8:20 Today Many factor contribute to the great thrills in sports Sometimes an athlete hits his peak emotionally through dogged persistence sometimes its raw courage which enables him to scale the heights: Sometimes it's a great tragedy which spurs him to "go out and win one for the Gipper" Fen Dan Cupid has contributed to his share of thrills in sports But Boris Frank owes hs two greatest (thrills in sports to the fact that he wa scared to death If Boris Fiank hadn’t been fright- ened on hs first plane ride and worried at the thought of isitmg New York A City all alone for the first time he might never have met Eddie Leish- man- and he eertainly wouldn't have yVi-been selected to toss out the opening aalL Boris Frank pitch of the Bees’ season next week This is the story of a scared little man "1 have been a New oik Yankee fan as long as I can Boris admitted the other afternobn "and finally had the opportunity in 1950 to attend the World Senes when the Yankees plated Philadelphia That was to be my lirst big X elcome Club's Plane Due at Spoils Minot r yv ID hon-Stre- The Bees open the season Thursday night with the Reds Ogden providing the Each convertible will have signs on the side identilving the hall platers who will be riding in each ai f L $ !'' xs vV Jf jjr i Jj '’V ’ IX nt VA v kV ’t- L 4 J' )'' The opening ceremonies will and to the point A color guard from the Marines will raise the flag and the rival managers will introduce their squads Frank will toss out the first ball and the representa-- " tive nurses from the Salt Lake ' hospitals will make their ap-- ‘ peals for the American Cancer 'n‘ Society bo brief I’NDI'R THE sponsoi ship of the Hot Stove League the "Welcome Bees paiade has become symbolic ol the I tab mteiest m Hie ball players who "lU farr’ Balt Lake colois and hopes in the Pioneer League i ace which opens next wet k The Bees will be welcomed minimally b the Hot Stove League at a inception and get- together at the meeting loom of the 6escrct w - 'V'L et 'duty Assisting in the parade arrangements are Cec Iane and Jav Treadwav of the Hot Stove League of I tah " 1 0 in spring drills and Is counted to was worried about New Yoik I didn t know plane ride but ab J know UZZle5S0I2b where didn't to the hotel how to get from the airport Bees has been showing to advantage provide stalling at R pm hiesdav portsided hurling for Hive ork out 81 2 30 ln 1 would meet Claude Fngberg who had my tickets I didn’t Sunda£ e 110 ninR )n was as nervous as the greenest know anything or anvbodv and and then take day their fmaljPIIS MELT nPUfV'C ihe Cit rube at thought of being all alone in New York drills under the lights Wednes- "FINALLY' 1 mustered my courage to speak to the man day night These plans may be thought juggled when Manager Stur-- ‘ fitting next to me 1 confided that was terrihed-a- t r of New York City and that I had no idea how to get to m geon arrives but the Sunday o' and Wednesday workouts are hotel was from Salt Lake City and asked definite Leishman said "The fellow learned mh said he was getting my tickets If I knew Claude Fngberg Five defending champions will be back They tremendous series to gain backing in the Classic At least three antimonopoly suits are being rA Then the fellow laughed and admitted ‘I m Eddie Leishman a include Gifloid Ward Joe Barney of Ogden prepared against Stan Gifford s domination of the YVard paired up Thursday night and Chase scout for the Yankees and m the one who’s getting the tickets Mason and Claude Parry of Ogden Ritz Classic at the Ritz to score the second highest doubles for Fngberg to give to you who has The entry list of 168 will necessitate an addiGifford the Portland copped stylist score in the nation this season racking a 1461 "Eddie then got me to my hotel got my tickets and warned of last ears Classic four arrived three the the tional by squad at midnight Saturday according to 4ow don t get lost before the ball game starts tomorrow"’ The Mint Cafe will start selltally which was second high in the state's history on the eve of the annual director John Keysor air night Friday Boris laughed too ing box seats for the opener frolic and admitted it would take better than The Temple Querns Classic will start the pro- - ' i Saturday morning Fans also 1700 for the eight games across 16 alleys to win Ken Takeno set a league high for the night'whon bleacher r and grand-FoHonors Gus buy for ican Than Real a Picks Eddie Q g the blue ribbon bowling event of the lntermoun-taigram Saturday with the first men's 'squad he splattered the pins with a 279 game to edge Mflnd seat ducats at the Mint season Saturday and Sunday at the Rltz Bowlseveral years now Leishman has honored a regular fan Dr M C Mason w ho scored 276 6 pm boards at the or bu be 8rand" in the ceremony of tossing out the opening pitch at the first Palace ing he who has shown Another contender doesn't sand and bleacher seats aren t The final squads will start firing at 9 p m Sun-dgame of the season Boris receives the honor this year That s let family ties interfere with winning is Jack Sold-berAND reserved are ad- AT and LEAST sold Lake Salt three in City keglers his second big thrill v of Portland Gifford's pappy-inlawho stole have shown by their performances this last week '1 He deserves it too He was a sprinter at Fast High years vante on'y 0 asMst those fans The former and scores their their champions the show from his more famed relative by taking 0 wisb avoid of Classic’s the the Giffords that ticket first $500 monopoly He wasn’t'' and baseball squads ago and played on the football his measure in the Rose City Classic in Pol Hand year of triumph include: a ba‘‘ P8 Ihursday prize money will face serious action before the in a star but he competed because he loved the sports even Infs February niEoL 1B1K— Frank lolio lS'M ISIS— Harold Aplund 1 880 1M(V— iiring dies about midnight Sunday though physically he was a lot smaller than most of his rivals Art Lanrtmaik 1661 1U41 — Jo Harnrv 1712 1942 — Ned Day The sale of the bargain books who 747 GIFFORD admitted he hasn't been busy in the 194J — Maa Dardens 17S6 Doug Muir 1944— Claude 1661 copped the Motk Ritz Classic Parry 1H4S lied (onseraa 1849 1946— Don Wroten He’s carried that love of competitive sports with him too 1743 1947— Bill under the direction of J J a week or so ago with a 215 5 average was joined tournament field this winter although his 201 averM C 779 1949— Mason 1948— lelaih lee Joualard 1754 Mrs John Crus and this week in the "logical contender" class by Bill 727 19 VI — W' C Ward 1749 1951— Stan Gifford 1717 1952-- Joe age in league play indicate he’ll be rugged enough Until last year when sickness shelved him he never had Kelly Barney 1711 1953 — Stan Gifford 1718 1945— Stan Gifford i Ward and Paul Chase who rattled the maples with in the Classic Deis missed a Utah U home football game And every night he’s Kenny Andrews is hitting a favorable clip with the Hot at Derks Field in his box behind the screen cheering for the Stove League helping out the home team "I never have rooted against the home team” he adds campaign THE BOOK SALE of tickets proudly “I’m a home town boy who wants every home town 3 team to win” which gives the buyer two free 7-- 2 —— Lake 17Salt Utah 16 1955 tickets City for Morning Saturday April every eight BORIS has spent most of the lime since last baseball seaproved highly successson in the hospital but he’s fighting his way back now and 9 ‘ all the fans will be happy to see little "Binks” in there pitching ful last season The"betickets are 1 transferable can a By Associated Pre used Bv ARftorlated Prp again for the opener BOWIE MD April 15— game at a time or all at once o9 HOLLYWOOD April 15 -to take a party to the game and ton Doge the only unbeaten" New York Scribe Backs Bobo Gonzalo Narzalo are interchangeable for box pitched Holly3 year-olbeing considered By Associated Press Lester Bromberg boxing writer for the New York World seats upon payment of the dif- wood to a 7 2 decision over as a Kentucky Derby- SEATTLE April 15 That seriously Telegram should be an authority on biting off more than one ference in grandstand and box Seattle Friday night The Cuban righthander had can chew because Lester must rank with the great free style seat prices about digging divots candidate goes after his lOtlY" Bv AgiorUtfd Prrti Wall former Duke old gag on the club a Rainier is no joke at racing victory Saturday in the steak eaters of all time like miner everybody also are direct admisThey GREENSBORO NC April University player who hasn’t curve-bal- l his fooled Seattle's Jackson Park golf Governor’s Gold Cup by snapping sion to — the ball 15 Fd Furgol and Art Wall flashed the form that carried park again a SO WHEN Lester goes all out in favor of a bout between as he fashioned a six hit"course The almost black colt wllLlt for convenience those the who fans a two to who in him had Jr their $10000 victory pros Carl (Bobo) Olson the world middleweight champ and Rocky P M Masterson the park have eight others trying to hate in win- ter Bill Mazeroski line stand at the in Nev 1954 tournament but Lag Vegas biggest years Marciano the current heavyweight kingpin you have to listen Twink second baseman hit a haven’t done much this break his string in the three-- 4 of champions last year played department golf director disyear "Bobo came in at 169 pounds against Joey Maxim and he dows homer of chunks several of a mile race played quarter banged out four under par 66s steady golf figures by next year to be a lightheavyweight The gold-Summing up the Buzzers Scdtlc winner of the sprint ore Friday to 34 Wall 32—66 Ed ?32 the So? Art share Jr Furgol o Friday "Olson by next summer will be the only big gate attrac- Eddie 31 35—66 Jerry Btlher 34 33—67 Mika which he said he found at which won’t last much more figures the Bees will be Hollywood lead i8i in Lombardi 6) the Greater $12500 Mvr widmr tion left for Marciano because Rocky now is Fetrhlrk 3012—68 Ted Kroll favorite against able to score runs In clusters and Ginaberf: Naranjo and Mancan the scene of a golf course than a minute and 10 seconds 36 — 68 bam Snead Greensboro Open Golf tourna- 68 Julius Boros 32Stranahan Loner — Lombardi any heavyweight you can name” Bromberg admitted 35 31 — 68 this year will have good ofprank will drag down $24000 regrading job ment Paul Harney 34 35—69 BUI Nary Mart Eursol 35 34—69 Mike BROMBERG is spending a few days at West Jordan work- fensive and defensive speed Padres 4 Angels 2 They were one shot ahead Souchak 3534—69 Doug Ford 33 36— and right and 3534—69 Dirklnenn Gardner HUNTER'S 225 So State ing on a piece involving Rex Layne Gene Fullmer Marv of little Jerry Barber Los An- 69 Max Evan SAN DIEGO CALIF April a Fletcher Wall power and Pearl Pollard 3535—70 veteran 67 Dempaey whose — San Diego beat Los An geles 15 Billy MaxwaU Roaburg him third place by one Bob The pitching naturally will gave 35 35—70 Ed Oilvar 3337—70 a in Coast 42 Pacific geles ' be somewhat unknown for the shot over five rivals Observation Ward ik League game here Friday night few weeks although Loa Anielea th ruturn 7 100 100 000—2 Mayka fh iwohowt tprlng t Caplitraif 68 shooters included THE 000 010 03 a —4 10 2 j kot Im Salt taka spring arrivss with th ratvrn a fka Ihi Jimmy Brown and Danny Hell-ma- n San Dieio Elaton and Prameaa and Sam Snead gunning for his a of holdovers have 1 ‘ ' TAXiniT 1 Classic Champion Faces Three Threats t-- 1 1 1 - 1 ’ pm-bustin- g hit-tin- n - aj -- g - - 1 --4 1 1 pur-chas- ed T winks Take Win From Suds gait fake pibune gpft£ - BowieFavors Boston Done Divots Produce Furgol Wall Shoot 66s Cop Greensboro Lead Chunk Gold d - to“ full-fledg- first-roun- b d caring 5 left-hande- Jen-fco- n 34-3J- first 1 Zj-au- pair looked Ay) ward well in drills at Ben-nettsvil- le And Burt Barkelew who has been working in Salt Lake this Salmon Egg week is showing his old form In fact he cut loose with a fast ball Friday which caught Fred Sanford -- by surprise and the ball raised quite a lumg on the leg of the former Yankee lion Legal Bait! hurler Our Large Assortment of SIBERIAN Salmon Eggs— Special Introductory Offer With 2 or More Jars of Eggs— We Give You Se Gold-Plate- 1 1 SALMON mm wiMMid i Sale GIANT SIIVIRSIDE HYGRADE SUPER DE TOP NOTCH r LUXE 010 FASHIONED FIREC10W SUGAR (0-- KURE fnfwu C Inc 211 Alntkan Way Saatifa 7 Walk TEMPu)(i L- - SALT LAKE CITIT f - - “ J Pearce Chicago at SL Louie Jones va Poholsky (FLUORESCENT EGG) UIELS Pndud ky SftxriM Fid Wa$o (0-0- — Brooklyn at PiUaburfb — Meyar ) y Purkfy (0-Milwaukee at ClndnnaU — Burdetla STREAM KINS !m (0-0- Saturday's Probabla Pile bar Philadelphia at New York — Mayer ) ) va Heard (0-0- 9 on tui uu 15 startled the rest of the field in the Babe Zaharias golf tournament Friday with an A W lastly the greatest golf value these famous "Dutch Harrison" custom matched lets 65 It was a record for the tight Beaumont Country Club course and a record of the tournament 6219-yar- Mom rj vs ) (0-1- 40-0- (0-0- d 1 Wands I Iran Rag $1 319S 3 Waads 4 Iran round Iran Rag $12193 2 Waads h Iran NOW Rag $10493 2 Waads 3 Iran Rag $9993 2 Waads S Irani NOW Rag 4 Southern Association Pacific Coast League S S 4 American Association Frig ay's arai Oakland 10 Sacramento 2 San Dieg 4 Log Angelea 2 Hollywood 7 Seattle 2 baa Franciaca X Portland L OYNAPIOW WUTAP BIST IQUIPPfO SHOP" 45 SOUTH MAIN (RtAR) PMONI s $ Eft 95 fU 1 IRONS Sot of 5 Reg 55500 Set of 6 Reg $4500 Set ot Reg $8000 POW(ROLIOa — WOODS f ULTRAMATIC LELIS— AUTOMOTIVE U Or Buy thq Irons and Woods Separately! t OPRRATg BITTIR THAN NSW FROM A BAND AND LINKAOI A0JUSTMINT TO COMFLITI OViRHAULS All wa rk gsctsdillMtlly guarairtaasf (PfCIAl W can't ha haat quality or pritm Wl USI land nod UTAH'S Omr AUTOMATIC CuHoaa liokag oniy Adivatmont TKANSMISSIOH SPECIALISTS ORIGINAL All Hvdroototix (OUIFMENT CAS FINANCINO ST SO Flirt Oil ood FARTS AND TOOLS w J $CQ95 famaus Wilian saw 1935 madals and at thasa "anta la a lifatima" law prisas Nana af tha spatial Wii-sa- n faaturas laft autr Ramindar grip stap dawn chrama shafts balanced hands harmonised woods with strato-bio- c hands and face insert resistant moisture especially yaur traiuiwiasUn shift rouf h lag an shifts lank dig r mail a unusual aaisusf SXPSRISNCIO MCCHANICS (AN MAX I YOUR TRANSMISSION FACTORY A $1039$ er MIRCOMATIC NOW $3593 $4493 $5593 Set ot 2 Reg Set ot 3 Reg $30 00 $45 OQ $2293 $3493 tea us far complete golfing Go (kata Indud I 2 MAIL ORDERS Salat Tax Flu Faataaa 1 6 4 I 4 ? 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