| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday March 28 1948 Cheso Polich Keep Joe-use- e'4CL Cards Blank Yanks 3-On Two Hits Eyes 0 on Pioneer Loot) d By OLLIE Meet-LI-OThe Pioneer league can be countu for-- a duel or ed up-owill that keep the every year Pacific coast baseball eyes focused en the class C circuit However we doubt that the Iroop has yet come one as interesting as the tip withCheso--Toreno Polich "progress chart" in 1943s pennant chase at Viaiy? Bee !Le for three years high school in San Fran-(-mothey were almost inseparable as they blitzed across Bay City diamonds as the main constituents combination ef a fine double-pla- y New they'll have a barrier that extends all the way from Salt Lake to Twin Falls between them Seals Yanks Divide d The Seals wanted both and when they signed Chefs° for a second base try they'd get Polich New York Yankees stepped in howver and outbid the Californians to half Now they're get the shortstop in the same league with Chest tagged for Salt Lake Bees and Polirh already labelling his brigs for Twin rails Cowboys training camp at Boys Springs The pair was the combination in several years around the Golden Gate Both were af what-haveyo- n e Exhibition riven bonuses for signing while threat on the mound are finding It difficult to Chen included in hisa pact along foes clause that molest the former Twin Falls hurlwith $2200 "extra" with sent him to Salt Lake in case he didn't make the grade first year out Manager Lefty O'Doul of the Seals figres tuhey got the better half of the dickering end thinks Salt Lake fans will agree before many home games have passed Anyway it'll cure a perennial sore spot In the Bee infield Guintint to Coast e nen John GuIntinis out fielder who graduate4 to the Seals and was drafted by Pittsburgh In 1943 may get back with the O'DoulBen has balked men this year at terms offered him by Indianapolis of the American Assn and has the club moguls ()Itch to bargain The Seals need a for himself g righthander In the outfield and are talking terms with Ire finished the seaCuintini son with 305 for Indianapolis in 1947 after elbow trouble knocked him down from around the 350 mark in the last few weeks VIlI Ilatey has been tabbed -Oakland's $100000 beauty"' The reason remains obscure but not so that It is difficult to see Junior will be the Oaks' chief er while he returns their favor a generous sprinkling of base hits The Cowto his own credit pokes will share training chores with Victoria of the Western International and Ventura of Cialfornia State under the watchful eye of Vernon (Lefty) Gomez fig-'bre- most-soughtalt- er - Grimm Strikes run Happy Mood one-innin- Pennant Race PERSOUALLY GUARANTEED Odds Stated 5-- 8-- " fiAig "' 4112 : that allitanialititete fun-lovi- ng 8-- 5-- B-- K 8-- 8-- 3-- 2-- 5-- — )EMENITNIGHT long-arme- long-legge- co A er 11 t - - :-- 1WS10' e- 4 4 -- 7 ego -(sr - dp et the spot - A RIIP St Louis (N) —200000100— 2 9 0 New York (A) 000000000— 0 21 Brittle Munger (7) and Wilber Shea Gumpert and Lollar At Lake Wales Fla: Reds 11 Bosox 3 TAMPA Fla March 27 OD— Left fielder Clyde Vollmer drove in four Cincinnati runs with a pair of homers Saturday as the Reds walloped the erring Boston Red Sox 11-- 3 Mete clouted a homer in the first Inning and after the Reds had counted two markers in their Vollmer banged one over the Wt field fence In the second lett Detroit 8 Nuts 7 LAKELAND Fla March 27 tit') —Home runs by Mickey Vernon and catcher Al Evans knocked arrow' five runs for the Washington Senators Saturday but the slugging didn't prevent the8 Nets7 to from dropping a narrow exhibition baseball verdict to the Detroit Tigers Marks 4 Braves 0 WEST PALM BEACH Fla March 27 (A'—The Philadelphia Athletics blanked the Flo ston Braves 4 to 0 Saturday to win their fourth victory in five major league exhibitions Pete Suder and Elmer Val° split six of the A's nine hits At West Palm Beach Fla itPt R HE 000 000 000— 0 70 Boston (N) Philadel (A) 010 010 02x— 4 91 Epperly Elliott (6) and Herr Brissie Coleman (6) and Rooter Giants 1 Seals 0 SAN FRANCISCO March 27 VII —The New York Giants made it two in a row over the San Franexcisco Seals in their three-gam- e hibition series winning 1 to 0 before 6749 paid spectators Saturday The run off Tommy Fine Seal right hander was unearned R HE 61 0 53 S Franc'eo (PC) Lee Jones (4) Hallett (8) and Livingston Fine and Leonard At Clearwater Fla: New York 000100— (N)000 000 000 000-- - 1 Pete Radulovichr who manPinney Beverage in the Utah Industrial league last sea-as son has resigned his job field director of the semipro entry it was announced Saturday Pete will confine his diamond activities to a playing role for one of the league teams this as yet does year he stated but one not know which Along with his managerial chores in 1947 he held down the catching for the lieveragemen post I J Pinney owner and aponsor of the team reported that the 1948 manager will be named later We have someone in mind but cannot as yet reveal our choice" he remarked At St Petersburg: R It E 000 100 003- -- 4 80 Boston (N) Kan City (AA) 300 003 03x— 9151 Prendergast Bickford (6) and Salkeld Robinson Macieinson (7) and Drescher At San Diego: R It E 000 021 020-- - 5 9 1 St Louis 200 000 103- -- 6 10 2 San Diego Wilson Binkhause (7) Funk (9) McGoldrich (9) and Jordan: Wade Salvo (7) Gleason (9) and Camelli Kuper At Los Angeles: E Cleveland (AL) 003 010 000— 4 72 Chicago (NL) 200 000 001— 3102 Lemon Reardon (8) and Ilegan Borowy Schmitz (4) Meyer (7) and McCullough At Hollywood Cal R IT E Fit Louis (AL)- - 004 000 210- -1 7 131 3 90 ( 011 010 000— Chicago AL) sauteed Widmar (7) and Moss Brunswick Albosta (5) Goodwin (9) and Robinson Plumb() (6) At San Francisco: Eli St Louis (N) B R 01001100101-51- 22 it P: 120 001 000 -4 10 0 Phttial (N) Crimian Green (7) and Bucha fel and Stu( Padgett At Oakland Cal: 14 010 000 (N ) IT ST PETERSBURG Fla March WemSloff right-handsold by the was pitcher New York Yankees to the Philadelphia Phi !lies Saturday fur a fo ported $30000 In a second deal between the two clubs pitcher Charley Schanz of the Millie was sent to the Kansas City Blues of the American Assn The Blues are owned by the Yankees Wemsloff won three and lost one for the Yankees last year being out much of the season11 with and a sore arm In 1043 he won lost 11 while helping Manager Joe McCarthy win his final New York Wemsloff repennant Thisa year fused to sign contract and asked to be traded Schanz won two and lost four for the Phillies in 1947 ed Illangrum Accepts Bid to Goodall At A tatN f - By HAL WOOD SAN FRANCISCO March 28 (LJP)—Boasting its greatest crop of rookies since prewar days plus a generous sprinkling of former major league stars the Pacific Coast league will embark on its 46th campaign on Tuesday Intent on giving west coast fans a presentation comparable with that offered in the major leagues the schedule opens with these gatnes: San Francisco at Sacramento Portland at Oakland Seattle at Hollywood Los Angeles at San Diego Because the three largest parks In the circuit (Los Angeles San Francisco and Seattle) will be idle the opening day crowd is not expected to top 40000—even with good weather Too performance during the first week or so of the campaign isn't h because expected to be rains during the final 10 days of spring training have delayed conditioning of many of the athletes Very few have the full nine in practice sessions The season swings into action with only one new manager at the 1 Af41er&5 --- 00 -----a THE Aor timooll I" c "JEEP" works all day all year s in the on or off the road for hauling and towing Comfortfield as a tractor able iknd easy to operate it lets you stay on the job for hours without becoming exhausted When work in the field is done the "Jeep" is ready to tackle almost any other job—hauling produce perhaps towinz a cattle trailer or helping out in scores of ways As a mobile power can operate virtually any piece of unit the "Jeep" with power take-of- f farm machinery Come in and see the "jeep" now rower-drive- n UNIVERSAL THE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WILLYS INTERMOUNTAIN INC top-notc- DISTRISLITORS SALT LAKE 333 SOUTH' 3RD EAST CITY UTAH es PHONE 02 oN -- - e China-BurmaInd- 7r1 ISiAdAtt ae ia ad oapper-- dell-vo- ll 27 AMERICA'S 1111 ki 1 4-- 'RANDS 9kno rl ues " il Iln rl I: 1:1 - :: Ltt cu ::1 '71 - nr- I:0 tii 1 line Tho UMBRELLA rugged and long jacket Fapoplin wearingbuilt-in mous Nylon "umbrella" cape across ahoulders back and front Zipper front 2 patch and 2 slash pockets Stylish I 't Nattival Tem Small Med Large ') 51250 1 ) A- 164 ald: Hatay Buxton (8) and Uttar& - Shop Ill'olfe's for Jackets for every j nrod--go- lf - hunting camping casual wear! tsill only Ernie (Schnoz) Lombardi still considered by many one of the hitters in the game Howgreatest ever after a long career in the majors his slowness of foot forced him to step down 1111"""M "MS orN 60-p- l4 BRADEI4TON Fla March 27 (U11)--Pr- es Louts Perini of the Boston Braves announced Saturday that the club had decided to return here for spring training next season despite the fact that the field has been soft and the gate reeelpts skimpy the Sacramento So Ions lie succeeds fiery Dick Bartell The So Ions also will present one of the great names in baseball as their probable catcher for the opening against the Seals—the one and Arnent:is vzZTh valvs-inhe- Like Florida of a club—handsome and youthful Joe Orengo last year with the Salt Lake Bees who now bosses 4 brated ANAHEIM Cal March 27 (UP) —Baseball teams from Grand Rapids Mich and Wenatchee Wash moved Into training camp here Saturday as thetoSacramento Scions their home camp left to return Between 35 and 40 players under Managers Chuck Cronin Wenatchee and Milt Ealatzer Grand Rapids will remain in training here until April 10 Wenatchee is in the Western International league and Grand Rapids the Central league helm CUT 1111ULr'n i Minors Take Over Training Camps DY11117C 4 Ad' all-tim- NEW YORK March 27 (UP)— Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago 1946 US Open golf champion Saturday accepted an Invitation to play In the seventh annual Goodall round-robi- n tournament at the Wykagyl country club New Ito ('belle NY May 6 to 9 Fourteen players remain to be Invited to fill the selected field of 16 professionals Bobby Locke of Johannesburg South Africa anleadining foreign golfer accepted vitation last week 20 Pittsburgh Oakland (PCL) -- 012100 00v- -4 8 0 Higbee Riddle (5) and FitzGer000- -1 "'"r ""ir co awl dal' circuit after a year with Pitts- 0- R "7" fZ2pOat burgh The Pirates who paid him some $50000 last year for batting 249 and hitting 25 homers released him at his own request at the end of the season In his best days with Detroit was a terrifying fellow Creenbeg et the plate Its hit hit peak lit full qvortI-toimi too 1934 when he slugged 54 homers isy itttawny tructioni full drop lodger tetra e Babe of Ruth's two short just fortablo cob Parks in "Inspossible' record places slips through traffic mien spen-dHe spent nine years with the less tims away irons Sob Loweit Tigers before joining the army of-in lowest oasts:sting Costs Groat stow 1941 returned after air force Oos toy COSIA engines 4cylindor rotor ficer service in the Made of stool theater and joining the cool's! Weighs only SO tbs Tigers in July 1945 helped spark 265 borsispower 3540 mil pes gall the club to the championship The of I ordinary gasoline spoods up be next year he hit 44 homers and The modern frock tor You! drove in 127 runs but was banded his release in the fall This year he has spent spring Got tho Facts From out at first base working training Inoutfield the with and in the DUNN and STRASSER dians in Tucson Ariz and on the road--ahe the while saying 18th East eth South would make no decision on his playing status until sometime Salt Lake City Utah next week His stock comes- - from two close 4 Other Scores friends of Veeck Robert Goldstein of New York and Sid Schiff of Chicago and from Veeck himself Iced the other two to Verck hare their holding with Green berg "My immediate plans do not call for me to play" said Greenberg "But I will do whatever Is best for the club whether It he as player or coach" Veeck ridded: "After all Green berg is now a stockholder and it's a matter of what he wants to do" Hank explained that he would the stay In shape so he can entercombut lineup if necessary mented: "I hope the occasion doesn't arise I don't want to be put in the position of competing with any of the boys on the squad for their jobs" Greenberg once the pride of Detroit's Tigers by Saturdays move returns to the American 27 (A')—Charley Coast League Clubs Launch 46th Title Chase Tuesday 4 player President Bill Veeck of the Cleveland Indians announced that Ifammerin Hank home run king of the American league before the war is now the club's second largest stockholder How much stock he bought was not announced however The club is valued at nearly $3000000 Phi is Obtain Yank Hurler 1 -- LOS ANGELES March 27 UF1—Big Hank Greenberg bought Into the baseball business Saturday and all but bowed out as a aged SURE SIGN OF SPRING z Owner Hank Won't Enter Lineup Unless Needed Pinneys Prexy Steps Out of Manager's Job 3-- ex-Be- hard-hittin- ST PETERSBURG Fla March St Louis Cardinals blanked the New York Yankees 0 Saturday behind the two-h- it pitching of Al Brazle and Red Munger Brazle working the first six Innings gave up both hits Sherman Lollar doubled off the veteran left bander in the fifth for the first hit and Johnny Lindell beat out a grounder for the second blow In the sixth The Cards wrapped up the game In the first Inning against Spec Shea by scoring twice Red Schoendienst filling in at short for the injured Marty Marion started the rally with a single Stan Musial and Enos bagSlaughter followed with onehome ger to bring Schoendienet Terry Moors long fly enabled Musial to tally with the second 27 (A')—The Ogden Makes Deals Ogden Reds have released Shelly McConnell and bought outfielder from Midland to harry Ramsdell Also sent Carl replace him Bush to Sunbury and acquired first 4011 1 sacker Leonard Lamont from CoIn Pete lumbia separate deals 1Te's more Hughes 409 slugger for Ogden in Charley Grimm 1939 has been sent from Phoenix cheerful about outlook for Cube to New Orleans of Southern- Assn Con Dempsey Bees of 1947 is g proving effective in stints for San Francisco and may Jim Tyack win a starting berth was welcomed to Willows Cat at a fete by the boosters club of that town on his arrival Its the first year in organized basebell for that entrant in the new Far West league Martin Vogel moved closer to LOS ANGELES March 27 (A— his Brooklyn home for 1948 umpirCharlie Grimm and most Manager ing chores after a year in the Pio- of the Chicago Cub family are a neen circuit He'll call 'em in the lot happier about their ball club Eastern Shore league this year now than they were a month ago UOMMMMIIMMMNIEtf' This is almost a natural upturn PLACE BETS of mind however because a few weeks ago Bonnie Prince Charlie's spirits were dirt deep Spring Cleaning Today was spring cleaning day n to speak and a Grimm went about the business of dispatching to distant farm clubs ST LOUIS March 27 (')—The six rookies more seasoning he took time New York Yankees and the Boston for out to declare: Red Sox are rated 6 favorites 4t1011 AtilVitaj "I feel a lot better than I did In the American league and the St I got to California We've Louis Cardinals 5 in the National when some regood looking kids in got race odds in USED CAR WAR RANTY league pennant camp They show a lot of promise leased Saturday by Betting Com- Some need more experieince and "4 missioner James J Carroll to it we have to send 'em out get A $8 wager will win $3 on New look ones I'm "The trktA 4 1 York and Boston and a $5 wager pretty good and I'mkeeping not farming i on St Louis will win $8 IntaktirVio"earl of them out until I've given The Chicago White Sox and St any them every chance We might come Louis Browns are given one chance us with a few surprises after all" in a 100 to win the American league Catiletioto4 I a Grimm he soundFor pennant The Philadelphia Phillies ed pretty serious and determined listed last in the National league So off the six youngsters go—a are rated 40 to 1 For we Now you can buy a used car with confidence fine infielder Ransom Jackson and New York American league: and Pitcher Bob Kelly to Des check the condition of every car we sell in our own modBoston 6 Detroit 1 Cleveland Moines Outfielder Elwood Grant25-20-1 1 best of these the can carry ern garage Only the Washington Philadelphia ham and Catcher Forrest Burgess 100-40-- 1 1 Louis Chicago and St to Nashville: Infielder Earl York Personally Guaranteed Seal with its written warranty 5 National league: St Louis to and Pitcher Don Swartz Look for the K SEAL when you buy it's a guar 1 1 New to Dallas Boston Brooklyn Ill All are out on Decatur 15-b York 1 Pittsburg 1 Cincinnati antes of greater value option 40-1 and Chicago 20-- 1 Philadelphia Remain with Club Remaining in Cub uniforms at Ruth Looking Better least for another month or so are °Porsimelitect Service NEW YORIt March 27 (UM— Shortstop Roy Smalley from Des d d better Moines a Babe Ruth looking 100 RIPAIRS USED CARS than when he left here several kid of the Marty Marion type weeks ago returned by train Sat three strapping outfielders Hal S INSURANCE VINANCI urday from a prolonged Florida Jeffcoat from Nashville Clarey 143 South Mobs St vacation and said he was "feeling Maddern from Los Angeles and Cliff Aberson from Des Moines pretty good again" Then there are two pitchers front Los Angeles triple-club Lefty Cliff Chalmers and Right-handDon Carlson and an imposing battery from Nashville Pitcher Bob Rush and Catcher Al Walker These are the rookies upon which 11' 1 Grimm and Bossman P K Wrigley " must depend for their rebuilding I y program Some of the older Cubs 1111ASv are frankly speaking getting old There are several spots aching to be filled on the pitching staff at least one In right field and the 1 Cub infield problem has been a source of discussion for years A 1 761-1ever since Billy Jurges left the Sk club for New York in fact which wax 10 years ago Clyde McCullough arid Bob z I l'd 'I oo4‘2b Scheffing provide the seasoned and Eddie Waltkus is catching set at first Grimm will go with Hank Schenz back at third and '' there la still considerable traffic 77 14 around second Veteran Don JohnP son who has been hitting well this s I eoe 4 spring and Ray Mack will divide the second sacking and Critnm can choose between Dick Culler ten nle Meru llo and Smalley at short Merry Duel : Bill Cavarretta and Andy Pafko are most satisfactory in the outfield but there is still a merry Pkfilltiononnwno 41111 L duel on for duty between Jeffcoat aor 44640:41t'—' Maddern P ennuts Lowrey Aber-so- n and 13111 Nichokon The latter K a three-yea- r broke slump at the a 00 of the 1947 season when 000 tailend 0 j 0 N 0 the pressure was off and It re0 "Nos- - a iz mains to be seen whether he can t recover from spring miseries this up where he left off year and pick Nick Is on last fall Fence-rattlin- g m GreenhOgBlviyCloyé11 Baseballi Teara S'Ioèk t I rd El - 0 - -" - C' Tho CANYON OM 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