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Show Ftl i fl SC LVUEBSV?tj.i First Track Meet is Scheduled Friday; Dasebsl Club !D ?. SGoSOII r0t?T 1 huaTSSii wC3isa wfiwpirffy"wi HIE LOG N, UTAH IILKUJ) JOl KAI Ihiirvlaj, Ajir.l fa, 19.70 See Action Monday To I gmnrrr ... f v ?r r , Masters Golf doors. The same might be said of Jay Whitmans baseballers, who bigm their season Monday altirtioon against the I" con l.it .ins in M. tiio Whine n but i.ue i.gular b.u k iitiwn h,i Open Gets Get Wins Started Today ! CITY Herman Wedemeve ;0r American halfback s v4 College. Cal., intends to nia,1 summer, b sure whether it will n Lake City or Yakima Padres, Seals i ALLEY i SALT s North Cache hie;h school's 1!G0 truck edition might well be Libeled dark horse in Region One competition this for Ilcber Whiting, 113 years head Bulldog track mentor, has a group ot unpiovni cmdirmen working out- vi ' , yri tv , Bees May Vcdemeyer 3 Af w wtii V LAKE ' vf tU r Wav President Bert r Pioneer Leagues B p, ,1(1 day he had aequ.rc i typn;5' from the San Frarc 7 way of Yakima of t' U international league But business r r. Dewey Soriano said h's Bears might have a p.ac(T' squirmin Herman" ln their Dq-i-- in Coast Tilts AUGUSTA, April 6 (UR) The largest field in the history of the event went to tee uf I uokirs. a SAN FKAN1SCO, Apul 6 (UD today In the classy Masters tourna. field. i bo. But at ; i the pio'f u Pacific Coast managers ment with the professional enleague r f t idli I i s I h bp "Yell have a look at l.itir.g ,ml .! to-- f a took ond look set southward BUGS trants In the middle of one of their dec.de where he belongs Wbiinidii Mill be gunning fui 111 checked their and day, schedule?, celebrated fueds. In t, as nludNS, come u cc n ball," Soriano said, and then 7 iUSSIN pondered the question: What to decide whether to k,ep him s than a weik. There were 13 unruffled ama iuU ill By United Irex pi do when San Diegos pitcher Roy send him to teurs Salt Lake City" DALLAS, Tex, Apul 6 (UP) among the field of 65 men Meet Iriil.iy Welmaker tomes around? Dunne and Bee M ii agAp and veteran observers and writers r Lou Boudreau said todaj T, Hiking t, tmkstns nfle into Mamigi Los Angeles fared the dusky said this might be the year for Bolyard said they nad Unit Luke Faster, the giant Negro Hid si, idie si ason Kiel iv afi e, Georgian at Wrigley Field in his an amateur to take the coveted plans for Wedemeyer He from the Pacific Coast third successful at 3 cAlmk in a dual meet iiik appearance last be a first string out lelder title for the first time. at La hmond iigdinxr I'usinn, n n k.i,,ui. Mould upen the season in night and bower, 10 to 4, as just with another - Haw ai an, ft. The Smart money boys who coluntil !he following Krid.ij i u fit field for the Cleveland In- the San Francisco Seals had twice 'fit 1 1 io Yonamine, and veteran lect here in force every April have dians. m hi n the nnntnl Nur"i Cadie i ' iR vvjbeen defeated by him last week. a 'I lie O'Laughlin. hot i, hunch o ' s are a b'g nllair up they believe that Earlier in an afternoon game at i.W'i iljrkr'i? , i The Bees, training in Palo Lawson Little, rookie has smashed seven homers Seals JL ii hn.ond veteran San Fiancisco stadium, Lai., travel north to Heald s on let'einioii ansMeied rails luo triples and seven doubles this whipped the Sacramento Solons 4 DISC JOCKEY? This hunter on Franklin Mountain near El and a member of the rebel group can slip in and pick up the mar. tonight for a game wch Yak.-.pi irfg. to 3, making it the second win in Puso, Tex., felt sure hed cornered a Martian flying disc pilot behind bles. -o a a ucca revealed who y Closer boy plant. inspection a row over the Sar s, and boosting Little has played his top game ST. IT.TEP.SUUKG, Fla, A me Seais to a tnim-piac- e tie with hed strayed from home, dressed in his version of what the 6 it will left wear. should DiMaggios recently and has taken off much leg interplanetary pilot San Diego in league standings Play he of the excess weight that bothered todiy "just to be sure" stands first with six him the last few years. 'bit tin famed Now York Yankee Hollywood Is Los followed two by losses, oulliekli r's latest ailment is not wins, The rebel players, including the BEHIND EICHT BALL Pat Angeles with six and thiee. of Brooklyn turned Tonights horseshoe play sei unis leading player of the year and McDermott and Oakland rented Roitland in the top score of 338 the high sehool has hein pon JnMaggio pulled up lame runpoints in defending champion of this tournalx! di s.( i,ilies m hut It tb and and Hollywood yesterday, RIP Kl the rounds of the poned Indefinitely, according ment, Sam Snead, adopted a name 1949 qualifying ning nut a giounder to shortstop Seattle weie rained out in Rainier spi ,nls ,iiul bnmd jump Clubs of America Boys Lincoln Marion the McClellan, in first . . . In Maity Inning call themselves North C.u he supervinor yesterday they So lists th( retmn land. pocket billiard tournaLights were expected to t the Professional Golfers Players national rl Will, ml JiMsop, 110, 220 and of the Yankees' 8 to 4 victory over ment. This is expected to be Run First installed St Louis and the Cardinals Association. The PGA, with Horton surpassed this year in the ready for uae th4 yesterday high jump in. in; La Ynr ThompThe first Angel tally against San evening, but because they Smith doing the diplomatic work o? a record entry of more light never Harris ORLANDO, 6, (UP) Fla., son, 4 Pi; Chant Saluhuis, low and was foiced to leave the game April Bucky than Diego came in the fouith when1 not available, there will be still regards them as the "Board (000. The finals take place in Ihii lb s and lli); Thud Carlson, anu managed a major league ball club which finished last. Lloyd Lowe singled and W'LST PALM New York, Apr. play until further announce of Governors" much as the naBEACH, Fla., around half mile, and Max Hillynrd, on Stan Spruce's But theres a first time for everything, and 1950 could tional Democratic ment. Apul 6 (UP) Pitcher Phil Marchil-do- n call the party out infield an and an eiror Watch for word on the starl 22 was headed back to the minors be in it for Hes the before states Bucky. "Dixiecrats." managed years majors righters Promising Prospects They chalked two moie on Llbie lng date of horseshoe activity. Everybody Is being very tactful Pionnsiiig pmspiits aie Dell oday, ofmore a victim of the war Fletcher's homer in the sixth and this and now he is back for hh than American league batters m this squabble and both sides Bullen in the .springs; J.ipk Marchildon suftered belated re added the final on Albie Glossup s -- 3 year as pilot of the Washington SHOE THIEF GETS LEFT GARDEN CITY, N. Y April hope to keep it in the family sprints: lhure Broun, an nli- lound-tnppm the ninth. Senators. n ST. LOUIS (U.E) A thief stole George Schneiter, bounced by the UJP) Publication of Guidon, stumound pei former from the sopho-- . actions to a long term in a u tor bounced Jack si, San He to Diego work doesn't much have PGA as tournament manager, is on dent Prlson camp and only YOU'LL LOOK BETTER IN mire class; (Jus I.ambios, Heberlnlan Kraus fiom the mound with thiei with and he knows it. But he in- three sample cases containing eight hand as newspaper of Adelphi college, losing 15 in the dissident players' rep. was suspended dozen womens shoes from the car Val nlne Whiling, son of the coach; in runs initial the today Singles temporarily as club sists the "isnt inning. Washington assigned late yesterday along of a salesman. As usual in such resentative. and Vaughan Harrison, middle because President Dawson Eddy Max West, Buster Adams, Jack bad as most people think." tance runners: Perry Roberts, half u" pitchers Charley Harris and by cases, all the stolen shoes were for Simp-seo- n the April Fools Day issue thought Harry Graham, pinchhitters Bisons to Buffalo Hrabcsnk the His Outfield Jor-Id mile; Bob Nohson, mile; Clair the left foot. the headline "Mating Seaand a U.V Haivev and bearing Storey, BURGLAR REPENTS Inteunationnl league. 410 and 880; Wiliaid As hings stand now, Bucky is gensen, son Open" contained too much sex. by Welmaker resulted m luur inns on an outfield of Sam! Saunders, l.uidles and S80; in MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. (U.R1 planning The Padres nested in the eighth. 6 FORT ROYAL MARRIAGE WORTH, Tex., Apul TAI10 Iaivm Rasmussen, v lio has b oil1 Mele, the Red Sox castoff; Rookie Four days after burglars robbed Jon Newtombe, Brooklyn s home plate thue times in Ihe Irv TRUCK TRAVEL DE LUXE of next yeatV'elided for whom Griffith paid Noren, Dee Moores 5 two his olf BANGKOK, re. ninth Albert Thailand, April jgglIESf station, gas getting seven Jodway 'giant Negio pitcher allowed lootball squad the Brooklyn Dodgers $70,000 and (UD Ling Phumiphon Adunet, thejceived $15 in the mail with a note RIPLEY, Tenn. (UP) Mrs. Rhea . dis"It looks as if we'll be v eak ir!hl,s alld live runs in soven inninKs The hnescoies: Gil Coan, who has been a big youthful monarch of Thailand, will that said: "Tell the law I paid L. Spiller observed an open truck ,h" nfi rs rif'feetert the Dellas the field events and possibly strong 'The Wests Largsst 2 appointment, season after season. 2 be married to Princess Sirikit San Diego . you back. Jodway told police butjthat passed her home at bn akfast in the splints and middle distance I hope those three can make it - 6 1 in a civil ceremony on added that maybe only one burglar time. Four men were seated on Los Angeles Selling Trousers" taces, temaiked Coach Whiting. Welmaker & Giesh, Mooie (81; for they are all relatively young April 28, the royal household bur- had a quilty conscience. The bur- - chairs around a table eating break-glar- s COLl ..IBIA, S C., April said. Harris Dajne Stocks, discus thrower, vvilll and should McLi.xh (1), eau said today. Gables develop," stole $30.15. fast. ASK YOUR DEALER tlueiThud-basemaGrady Halton wilkKraus, If they can't, I have Ed. Stewart piobably be lost to the team (9) & Novotney. to a broken aim, thus hurting the rejoin the Cincinnati Reds in Athley and Clyde Vollmer. o Ljnehbutg, Va , next Saturday, the Bulldogs chances in that event. Mele hit only .242 last year; Tun In HEN'RIf 1. TAYLOR, AX Nnlwocl, mry Mo aday (vnutn 8 1 Sacramento . announced club today. Baseball Outlook 4 3 1 Coan .217. Noren, who also can F San o As for baseball, the developDasso and Steiner; Feldman and play first base, batted .330 with ment of many newcomers holds the SAN ANTONIO, Tex., April 6 Partee. Hollywood. Cubs (U.PJ St. and The Chicago ' key to the Bulldogs success. Bucky's infield will be Eddie their Browns Louis continued Only returning regular to th at first unless he is Robinson tour after southwestern today fold is Farrell Karren, an is the lightest hitting intraded. It it scramble yeswho has been transferred to their field in the business with only terday. shortstop. Robinson a real threat at the The Cubs smashed 21 hits, inHeres the lineup of prospects plate. homers (UB-NPafko, by .C, 6 Andy cluding CHICAGO, April for respective positions: Catching also Is a weak spot Rosel Hyde, who saw Hank Sauer, Bill Serena and Bob A.A. officials today studied athletic Catch Harris has no one of major 12 to 22 to out a counpound considerable action last year, and Scheffing, practices in every part of the caliber to back up A1 league victory. Red Griffin. try to see how they match up with Evans. Mickey Grasso, who hit the restrictions imposed by the Pitch Arlington Haws, Reese only .251 with Seattle, Is the No. NEW ORLEANS, April 6 (UP) "sanity code. Neagle, Bart Johnson, Junior Sannow. 2 today This is a study that was ordered man rightalso Is a pirates ders, Dean Moseman and Larry The Pittsburgh question mark Pitching John baseman second optioned convention annual NCAAs hte by Day. Ailington was number two There is after Scarborough. Ray farm New Orleans Merson to their on a motion last January, acting man last year, while Johnson has Dick Weik, who finished that hope of Southern the club association, of Mary- last season by President H. C. Byrd good speed but lacks control. Mose-ma- n by hurling 26 scoreless where he played last year. land. and Day are sophomores. come through although will innings, manThe NCAA officials, meeting his 1949 record was Lefty Cliff Chambers gave First base Neagle, Larry Mconly three ager Bill Meyer an eyeful last with representatives of 20 of the victories Night and Walt Woods. against 12 defeats Second base La Mon Perkes, night as the Bucs beat New Or- 28 member conferences, are con. Then there are Mickey Harris leans, 6 to 4. David Gittins and Jack Reese. sidering just how the regulations Joe Jaynes, Griffiths in the of afi?ct college Third base Bus Riggs and Spot every type Lloyd Hittle Smith. large, small, military;, Dick Walterroth country (2-and Sid denominational, etc. in particular. Hudson, who may be through, Barren anu Fred ). Shortstop The executive committee yesterAnderson. , Outfield Basil Lamb, France day approved the recommendation Scarborough won 13 against 11 of the basketball committee for Johnson and Byron Sparkes are last year for the only windefeats three juniors who have the inside expansion of the annual tourna- ning record of any hurler on the double the 16 to ment teams, track for outer garden berths. Max club. Cooley is pressing for an outfield Cache valley baseball leaders usual number. position, too. will take their first step in orLast season Whitman directed ganizing for the coming season PHONE GIVES ALARM SEEK SETTLEMENT THREE RIVERS, Mich. (U.R North Cache to second place in the tonight at the Smithfield library April 6 (UP1 region, losing games to only Box in a special meeting, scheduled Ray Hasbrouck began wrestling SAN FRANCISCO, actress for Ingrid to h.s rob who tried men two Attorneys with the state champion, and to get underway at 8 o'clock. Elder, station. A telephone was Bergman and Dr. Peter Linrtstrom filling Logan, repa officers ask that League Mrs. Millie Knnub, will continue their attempts to Lost Eight resentative from each team be knocked over. heard the noise reach a settlement despite their To graduation the Bulldogs lost Inoperator, telephone is else who present. Anyone - failure to gain access to a myster-for- e eight regulars; Mqnte Merrll. terested in fielding a team is and called police, who arrived be- Iious you notice, of course, briefcase. was over. the Joe fight FIRST thing Valentine, pPcher: catcher; ulso Invited. Officers have talked bother and effort Dyna- - You Lloyd Godfrey, second base; Paul about expanding the loop to 16 may well discover another flow Drive saves. Gt base. third Wilford Brown, teams. Twelve cluhs competed pleasant surprise, too. shoDtop; ,P.tuell Wilkinson, for honors last season. Only Buick has left Held, Jerry llanxen, ceu'et-- f saves you We are that The league schedule along Next, Dynaflow a Id and Maynard Griffin, getting steadily mounting tiro with rules anil regulations will hiohm- A physically after long trips youre base. number of letters COMPRESSION fir)? he drawn up tonight. It Is Imporpower In less tense and tired, more relaxed. North Cache is cumnily winktant that a representative from three engine. fNew with Dyna about In SUPER moaf J gasoline angina mileage ing outdoo.s at the s hool, hut each team be there, according STYLINQ, with MULThGUARD flow cars. plan on plaving them home games to Grant Webb, league secretary. forafront, fenders, "doube bubbe But and miles as the Cum h Snu'hlield. at pile up Wh'tmnn Vvd then, The Special has shown some rectoiMights VISIBILITY, coie-utlwir home con'ists will probtbly fact from recorded this comes cent all of Ninoty-eth- t cold, eye per rood view both forward and back TRAFFIC of phenomenal. The ords little short be plived at night. Opener is ate preventable. after Dynaflows two years of pub HANDY SIZE, feu f fength for eoser SUPER is delivering mileage that si heduled mil 13 against Weber. injuius ond goroging, abort turning radius lie operation you spot savings you fXTJM The game will he played at Smith-fielmost favorably with gearcompares SEATS crodfed between the axfes WDf SOFT and weal er permit Ung it hadnt expected shift cars. And the ROADMASTER BUfCK RIDE, from in the ever mg. will take springing, $af sty Rids i , i l suir - 240-pou- A two-year-o- ld well-dress- ed Horseshoe Postponed li-J- oe Bucky Harris Insists Washington Club Bad as People Might Think isn't 1 -- high-jumpe- r. Too Much Ssx Bu-la- rs er Ger-wo- "''e t d:s-lw- 1 - fuur-saek- 10-1- . rn 4- n N.C.A.A. Studies out-.field- er 34-ru- n, 36-h- Sanity Cede se son-in-la- ); (g-7- ); (2-9- ); Valley Baseball Members Meet This Evening BOXING - WRESTLING and with it guest well-satisfi- valw-in-haa- d N toper-throug- h E Friday, April 7ih 8:30 p.m. Grcci ... LOGAN ARMORY VrM-e- r HcRsred Dinner .... OGDEN WRITER . OGDEN, Utah, April 6 (UD The Dean ol intei mountain sports wilier, Al Warden of the Ogdon Standard-Examinewas honored last night at a testimonial dinner bv a host of notables. Moie than 270 pt isons, includr, t off-c- You save on tires application is steady, even. On clutch expense the usual friction clutch is gone. because power SMOOTH AS mi OCEAN ROCKED WHISKEY 10 Round Grudge 0oT Match You save on transmission maintenance, and the rear-axl- e expenses likely to go with it. And the way against your engine is normal shocks and strains shows up in less engine upkeep. Buzz Jones vs. Jack Kiser ed WRESTLING ing former heavyweight champion Jai k Dt mpsey, were present. included Dempsey, Bpoakeis Tiioipo B. Isaacson, representing y the La Saints Church; A. L. Ghscnian, owner and pc I she of the Standard-Examineand Geo, ge H. Lowe, past vice presi dent of the Pioneer baseball league. VJaiden is celebrating his 37th year ns Jr sports writer for newspapers in Sait Lake City and Ogden. 5faitfani on ROADMASTER, optoial al extra oat oa SUPER and SPECIAL nodtU. tor-da- 1 pork-fn- g over-of- I p'ree p more than holds its own with cars of its size and bulk. rips, tirss, ridastaadying torque-tub- e VfDE ARRAY OF MODELS with Body by Fish tr. In short, theres a lot more to please your budget in the 1950 Dynaflow than its new lower price. Refinements over the past two years result in savings that are sizable over the life of the car. that, dont you want us to demonstrate the big side of Dyna-flothe utter smoothness of Americas first drive? Knowing Matchless Team DYNAFLOW and In th Buick 1950 th bauty pictured you can hav both Dynaflow and Buick't very lot, I in powr. For vry SUPER ha, th ngin, that livly itepper that', th big power thrill of aion. Dynaflow Driv it optional quipmnt her w F-2- 63 at xtra cost. 2 Out of 3 Falls Hour Time Limit r, TIITTS THRIFT 3T. LOUIS years a quiet, farmers t e C sv PD For sintnly-dresse- d vv.fe helped r produce seme 30 tiuck him ped He Ken Mayne vs. Mike Nazarian OPENER RockIV When Mrs. Anna Horn died, Oft an estate of $109 299. door-to-doo- r. your Make or Repair VJe HUS WOODWORK SKC? SI N. 1 West. Logan, Utah Tickets bsst Blended Whiskey 80.6 on Sc!e at Owl Billiards Ringside $1.53; General Admission $1.00; euti '.filing Made of Wood. 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