Show -il -- WASW0 v-- '' r 00 ' W q 1 -- 1 1 4S 4 4 li L Twirler Cites''48 Browns Mark - S t ' g ( ' 11 BrownsCardinalsr DivideTime in Fireworks Promised Tiff hi Shank-Pau-l 4f:''' ( t 'It' is v r i i - :'' Cal March 26 Louis Browns have decided not to evict the St Louis Cardinals from Sporstman's park pending a court decision on their suit to break the lease Previouslythe Browns said they notice eviction file would April I William O Dewitt president of the Browns in a formal statement said the Dodier Realty and Investment Co had offered use of the park to the Cardinals The Browns through the Dodier company own the ball BURBANK i I t :t II il!: k f : ) t' i:s- i I '' :' ''''' '' '' " 'i More !':'s 1 It :1 1 ' t I i ' i i t j I? - I 1 1 I t : ( 1 ) ' 'i T i " ' ! Den-Th- ( o P ( 0 ' 1 H:''' '''' '' ' L oi Ctitcnit Reuben Shank He will battle Paul Perkins In Monday bout Kegling Stars Join Classic series" ) 8-- 0 ' I Henrich Tough "It's going to be nice not having to pitch against this club too I never have too much trouble with DiMaggio but that Henrich always wears me out I guess next to WLIliams and Spence of Boston lienrich in my toughest hitter A native of Salt Lake City Sanford spent him entire creer in the Brownie organization since he wax signed by Jack Fourner in 1939 I News of hipa sale to the Yanks tame to Stanford while he W1191 :working am a garage Attendant at the Salt Lake police department : "I quit right then and there" te aaid "when they told me the 'Yanks paid 1100000 I Raid If I was worth that much money to aoniebody it waan't worth my time to do what I was doing" ') 1 t I i I - ' i I — Bout Features Alat Giants :i 1 Hank Littman one of the nation's leading bowlers Saturday was among new entries in the 12th I4hree ' 1Mr of 1948) and Arabian Sheik Itadul fall heir to the opening bat tle of the show They'll kick things Into gear at 8:30 pm-- 30 min- Wes If the limit i: annual Ritz Classic scheduled for April 9 and 10 Formerly of St Look and now of Loa Angeles Lawman will join Bill Flesch another national ure and former Ritz classic i hat i pion in lending a strong southern California into the delegation meet Fleseh bowls at 7 pm and Latiman et 10 pm on April 10 Entriee ItIt 191 d t)slt!it'l11---t11- 1 Doug Muir manager of the meet maid Denman was listed along with Ernie Soeat Jack Bailey and iBill Von Henkle in a group of coast keglers that swelled the entry hat to 192 to date also annotinced entry of 50 women intheTempleQueens Classic acheduled for the same two days'and said a record entry is expected in the "Mock" Ritz Maxie a handicap event next week end Meanwhile more new league champions appeared as the season moved nearer the windup Moose club captured the Industrial league title at the Temple alleys hsustmn nisc:spyosaiZe$: alsPedlionnegta In a final round topped by R Van ( 6) and Padgett Mukha) (8) Vleet's for C IL At Tampa Ina— Noel Bell had 609 and Boston (A) 1Spencer 000 550 000-- 10 Don Stauffer 601 in other leading Clninnall (Ill 000 012 0:11— I remelt bereall 16) and Batty: 5-- 3 Nab Iooks like a whirlwind falls affair honors go to Rangh Gene Bowman end Jim WhO will lock grips for 45 es two out of three Both are grapple's with a lot of A 2 'Pnnounce Coachinctn School " - ' Would) Crows ' 6 11 2 : f $ t 4 : :":':1 ( ' s I ' 1) ' ''' Big Horn Basin (Greybull Wyo) Butterfield Canyon 4( "'I' Basin DraKert on—Sun Wildlife West of At r t '1 i)1ili 1 I i'l - 1 ) ) A "tr ODA i ( PM ON OUR ' -- AT ': 1 t ' " '' 1 Evergreens Fruit Trees Fertilizers Gorden Tools Pottery Flowering Shrubs i ! : I ' ' 1 'I :: CONVENIENT THE WEST END Rose Bushes t '"! 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' :Pe — v - ii4--- I --- - ' ' t ' ' -1 ''' 4 S' ' ''''' n '4' '''- - p:':7:-''''- ''' '' ‘e I''' '''' 11‘' ' f i r I - DELIVERY i - - "1' - — '' ' - fI ' 4 I i ' ' '1 offers pure sparkling refreshment ) i F' 1 ''' " I- 'n'I tablemate for good things to eat 'With meals or between meals Fisher Beer' a ' '' "s--- s'' A the choice of thousands who like beer as ' Ar 4- C7(1--il- Zesty flavor—a distinctive clean crisp taste that's what makes Fisher Beet ! - HUM v1 ':( (i - t e &J- t GMC TRUCK & COACH DIVISION (el -- - --I FOR IMMEDIATE MrIrbe - 14: - t - 4' ! 1 '4 V est priI t('aatleford Ida) -- Bittte Cleat richt In tiger ton Ct ne‘ a All Sizes and Types Gasoline and Diesel w4--t' y 1 &'' - Junction fltICE $US 5 ik Pt' —P ':: Al A ''' 11—i ' ‘10 t ' t 1 z ' : t - 4 "i - — ' ''' ' Novo — ss)) :111 1 A0031 We I t 25 50 1 4 Hoes Earl Todd player died Saadi 117-1- 1 275 Option Players a 13 0 Id pi rtl Shovels MT AIRY N C March 28 MP) —What may be the first baseball fatality of 1919 was reported 6 - - l Gordin Tools ofjitirts The Chicago Cubs have optioned d infielder Ransom Jackson and fielder Carmen Mauro to Los Angeles outfielder Paul Schramlia to Des Moines and catcher Earl Sawataki to Nashville GLIC - man-leagu- Lawn Sood—Garden Softball Player NEW r"lood nt &a i n 1995 16500 return of any players the Cleve- land Indians may have signed It has been reported the Indians have signed some Cactus loop players - n 10-y- baaball Pa son JAeee -- sit Pleasant Pschke Pocatello tOgden Pocatello — Lima Nol in Cto he Ogden Ni 2 P:osiM J C Pleasant egas ()gaol No I Pas hke — Itclert 101 Idaho Falls Lima North cache Ogden No 2 Las Rottaevelt—Ilelper Vegas it PleaNnot Ogilen No L Rupert-111- 11a Nlountal 1 Idaho Fall Lima North Cache Salt Lake No I—Grand Junction Helper 1tas ega NII Pleasant Nalt Lake No 2—Geneva Heart Mountain Idaho Falls 11rna Silver Creek (Pleaba Ida) — Fountain Gteen Grand Junction I helper Laa Vega un olley—l)ungortnn Geneva Heart Niountain Idaho Thistle—Mon l'ountain Green Grand Junction lielper le WlldIlf Federation Clearfield 1)Ingertort Genev a Heart Niountain I fah opper I Sinn Butler' richt Fountain Green Grand al Itte a 224 So Main 7 Taken as an evidence of respect for the new pact between Mexican and U S basehall was a letter received Friday by the president of the Mexican league from the office of U S Commissioner A B Chandler's office prImising the Paschke Pocatello EOM Rupert iftorwaitchtio milimmyore am -- A $po4 Tsil M4imw hies hoss wives "$ops" with lithersoes thousessis hi money &loran hoses sail sow hos bees twihst lissirovesi hy the tee! If thiq lure faili to catch loiessa Esse is the Issety II1AL 101 MINNOW bolo any delliet la method:eel ACTION IVORY TIMI with phis mesas Wod's Isms1( refund your gooney elision Assocss oil feelli Ash Pim testis" se Ireibmv A V114404040 I 10 Ash sots hiss colees Mode of plastic 110T 1110'M YOUlt LOCAL D 1 A I It ' -- with genuine old-tim- e lager beer flavor 4' --- 01) ---------1 FISHER BREWING CO 1111111::1(if: - ::t)1::''- SAlt Lake CitY : s'"'"4":'L P: FAVORITE OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION Gnoral Motors Carport:8o :1 ' : IN NI Tttntait 17 Itoon eettittnach er'" 1 ' g Ii apttettr ch i011viii Yok httintt WI 10 AM TO 2 ! 1 )'rte ulla Cndlint 31 pit Itthtit ' : -- - rrro C is ki ikiri I 1 - ! ilattitA (ranII Rupert Salt Lake No '2 Sun Valley Tootle Viltilife Salt Lake No Helper—Roosevelt 1 sliver CI eek Thistle Idaho Calla – IKOA L t Prier Rupert Salt Lake No 2 Sun Valley Las Vegas -- - Pr ovo flonnevelt Salt lake No 1 Silver Creek Lima I Mont1—Plicatello KOAL (Price Rupert Salt Lake No 2 Mt Neiaunt Payson Provo itonsevelt Salt Lake No t Richmond North Cache 000 001 0014- - 2 I ou i — 3 7 tr40 1 t 7 Zolttak tilt and Nut attd 811 Vran Lind tiateta ray: Nato! Boise Ileart Mountain Ian Pranclico— A Tootle Vtt ley Canyon Geneva (Prova)—Salt Lake No 2 Sun Valley Tooele ‘Vildlife West End Grand Juaction (Coto) — Salt Lake No 1 Silver Creek Thistle Ctah Copper ilartinea and Valdivia rlastrtand DB- Fountain firren — Silver CrePk Thistle L't tat Copper Butterfield Friday Night Results -- - — Fountain theen Clearfield—Twerp WI hi re West Frol Boise Big limn Biotin Utah Copper Thistle Bid fel field Con on hot n Big ) ? Ba- Ion I --- - Clear-Bel- t' Dillon Boise—West End Big horn sin Clearfield Inagerton Lark lintterriplit Canyon Vlnh Conner Big Horn I1itS111 11 :4 Guerra r 1 4 i t ''' Behrma n has been purcha sed from Brooklyn by the New York Giants they announced Saturday There WRS no purchase price men- tinned but it wits thought to be about $30000 No other players were involved 13 pitchers and seven infielders lined up The Outfield like the rest of the team—in corn parison to the rest of the clubs in the league at least—will have Sw i A P114111111 I 2o4 (tn in In I HA titla 17111 100 lint (11(1— 3 ti 4 Coleman itritalli (11 44Art slid Itotint ' H a n k righthander 2 4 A 7 l' : I TRIBUNE TRAPSHOOT SLATE Moor Perkowski (5) M Howell (8) and Mueller Al Clearwater ria — 11 i louts i N 001 110 050—g 6 2 1911soiptos IN) ot4 tun 200—s 12 1 Creel t 4 jonttenn iteato CI l and At I Hurler Goes To N Y Chili r the club has fold Pocatello has few veterans to be led by Walt Lowe long a e ager-firs- t baseman at Boise All the Cards will be newcomers It's figured except - Lowe catcher Bill Weatherwax' pitcher Ken Oudrey and second baseman Dom Barczewski That'll be the situation over most of the league Fans will have will to learn a lot of new names when they did last season" (UP)—Syracuse university Rowland was corr ect about the meet the University WIllinois in the new edition of their Pioneer league clubs come to town for the weather which figured largely in football in Mil 1919 season last SPiU5011'11 drop to 3661166 paid announced Saturday attendance from a minor league record of 4068432 the year be- fore ::3 H re' the opening day schedu le and umpire assignments: Seattle at Los Angeles—Jack (NI e t Powell Ed Runge and Danny Ilk& at 06411 11"1 141 Deever Portland at San Francisco—Gorr don Ford Ira Gordon and Al guarantee li" guarantee Black 25 Mutart Green 25 ft feet 3 50 485 Hollywood at San Oleg() — Al 50 feet 50 f eet 9 75 Somers Roman Bentz and Lou U41421 Barbour at Sacramento—Bill Oakland Lawn Mowers Buckeye up Engeln Bill Doran and Patt Orr Buckeye Power Mower 1lli horse power ''' walked of with the Wasatch league title at 4 the Temple alleys while Bill Ward (''baln11111191m:'tit Is'Tri"" and Dr M C Mason neared tto Peach It'll — tom 000 oo(i 0 7 I (8 Major Doubles Classic eraWn tholS1 four points over Karl Applequist N'1 ti""1n: 11"'- - m 7' and fiat' Middaugh Neither wax iattla telt 'MI E114 Idn tki 1"1' l'''''''''' among the leaders for the l'hurm- - :11111I:::" 1day night mession however an (hi ea 4A) 111 lin0 in i'Martin Mcl'hie led with 253 and taii th 150 otio itot it I (12 644 Other high acme e in double t liettei 6cilinWoai jleiton were posted by Dave Chipman Mann ( t "anyand (4 Tipton ti trottkr ( KnerOS 642 Frank Zaccaria 627 Gordy Jiirwch b411MA (A) Thompaun ( 11 ) (al carter Wood 622 and Ray Cromer and end Ritchey Bill Ablett 616 each Al Havana (night Name Ph(11(111ihili (A ) iniu 0 40 MI- -4 2 Hnava IiI ) 1tO (j21 (Ki- x-8 I t 2 Hnirnan i 41) and Caligher's squad : C BASEBALL BRIEFS A diet was prescribed Pocatello Starts Today Salt Lake Bees Can't) Begins on April 4 Trdlekl 1 i Notice of forfeiture of lease was filed against the Cardinals in circuit court Feb 28 The action is based on a change in the corporation name of the St St Louis National league club when ownership was transferred from Robert Hannegan to Fred M Saigh Jr ) Matchmaker Phil Olofsson finally paired up the two wrestling giants for Thursday's headliner Pans can expect Irish Pat McGill and Hollywood's Rube Wright to give them the best show of the season when they square off in the carnival Thursday i Each has disposed of all opposition of late but this is the first lime they've Itangled since those victory string!' were fashioned It Roger Mackay 3 Pioneer Loop Teams Set Opening Drills LOS ANGELES March 26 l!Pt— The Pacific Coast Baseball league which starts the soonest and lasts the longest of any circuit in the Young ball players candidatesA nation swings Into a wide open for positions on Pioneer league teams in the 1919 season and for campaign Wednesday baseball pastures In years Old timers in-- the greener league! scratched their heads and tried to to come begin getting their first remember when the eight clubs tests this week and next as spring headed into the season with such training opens in various west clubs ctihrcellei tig ocof atshtelotcharteleonstsaftoer unpredictable results ahead President Clarence Rowland t up waxed optimistic however declar- ot hfcleutahrjeitiemrts71o s tt oh Be : ill ing: dgtraea: "All our clubs seem balanced by going to work last Mon- and a terrific race is in prospect is slated to begin You can't hand the pennant to Great Falls Sunday training any club at this time nor is there Boise Friday Salt Lake a single one you can count out of Ogden and Twin Falls April 4 and contention Idaho Falls April 5 They'll work "Our managerial staff is the at the screening process to get the best in history and one of the best best:combinations until just long in baseball They'll all have fight- enough before the opening of at field on the clubs ing hustling play April 28 to get set all times in home towns "Our advance interest has been up Wordleague from Eddie Mulligan far beyond expectations which is owner of the Salt Lake Bees says Just another sign post pointing toward a good season Sacramento's new park seating10000 peo- - Orane-Illin- i Series ple is ready and We hope the Y N SYRACUSE March 26 rains will not hinder our playing park I flesh-pressin- g ' not has blossomed into one of the Jatoto sod Chipman polished and popular battlers on (5 Kush 41) the Coliseum agenda and it will 11 4 Bues Browns surprise most fans if this slugfest BuRFIANK Cal March 28 goes its scheduled six rounds (P)—The Pittsburgh Piratem More Big Boys !slammed out 18 hita Saturday to Two more boys—Oene big register their eighth straight exhibition game victory as they Pearce and Red Huff both of trounced the St Louis Browns Ogden will tangle over the six round distance and this is another 11 to 4 Ed Stevens got a two-ruhomer battle which has knockout written and double for Pittsburgh Bill all over it Werle former San Francisco Seal Classy Ralph Helms of Rock ace held the Brownies to five Springs the lad who kayoed able singles and one run in five frames Al Romero last'week meets SonnyBrownie first sacker Hank Arft Kelly Monday night on a fourhit a three-ruhomer off Bob round affair which should have a lot of slugging as its highlights Chesnes Wendell Haskell eitiiiewati is) :toe 214 nin-- 11 lq 3 ml and likewine lack Hale have tthe 6 (IA rvr Coullatigti lillttin 01 Ramey honor of opening the Monday show i i rift 10114r (I) h11 linker at 8:30 pm The will be four rounds or lesm Bravem 3 yanks 3 Interest in the Shank-Perk- i T PETERSBURG Fla March 28 i2B—The Boston Braves ral- - rollision hss caused a brisk de-lied for five runs in the seventh mend for tickets at the Mint inning Saturday to C011ie from be- - rate They'll be on ante all day admission as hind and defeat the New York Monday—general ' well as reserved seats Yankeee Vic Raschl the Yankees' ace righthander hurled atic acorelese before the New York lead inngs was dissipated Glenn Elliott sec-Il- e ond Brave pitcher received credit for the win noton t IV) 000 000 500- -5 I 3 LARAMIE Wyo March 6 ti-lN ew York 4A WO 300 000- -3 5 Voioelio U 4 Mott of Wyoming s Potter 17 Ana The University lk old M 7 Rattcht Marettall (7) fourth annual summer coaching Pillett (9) nu ittiverk school will be held Aug 8 to 13 Glenn Jacoby athletic director Other Games Friday the camp Aill he held At Oeek land cat— At the university science camp in Cleveland (81 OTO 601 000-- 14 ? 8 the Snowy range lie will be camp 000 000 400---- 4 9 o director ølrand (re 4""1 ("") 1""---- 0 IrraFlkok: Leonard rot Novotney St he n 1 - " Perkins LOS ANGELES March 28 lT) against the Though the main event has Jansen the g —Larry probable open- caught the fancy of the ing day pitcher for the New York fraternity Monday's show Gianta indicated he's ready right is a honey for the fight fam who In action now by toliaing a three-hi- t exhi like to see the big guys Six fights on the show and every ' bition shutout against the Chicago one matches the who are 150 Cubs Saturday The Giants won or over with oneboys exception and that battle might rival the main Jansen allowed no hits until event Andy Pafko singled in the fifth The other two s a fel ies ere Lightest Battlers eighth inning mingles by Phil Lightest battlers on the Monday Cavarretta and Al Walker Jansen menu are Buddy Washington and was the first Giant pitcher to go who Richards an Billy the full distance this spring Ile hails from Kansas Richards City fanned six and walked none e came dyer with Shank from lean righthander received ver worked out at Lo Saturday s trong batting aupport Whitey Zarl'a and the word around Lockman homered with one on that Buddy can expect got six rounds off Dutch Leonard in the first of trouble it the fight goes that Rookie Bill Jennings hit a grand- - distance From this encounter slam homer off the same flinger might emerge a challenger for in the fourth and Herman Franka Keith Nuttall according to Jim added a two-rudouble off Emil genial impressario Downing Kush in the eighth Franks led Jabbing Frank Ronkovich makes the New York attack with three another appearance at the Coll- for three seum this time against lanky It IT E II Nw York N) 200 Jinn TrITI I Tommy Fair of Ogden Ronkovich beak-bustin- t c ! As profetsional Sanford natu'Ally considers the financial angle 40 his shift to the Yanks ' "It makes a lot of difference" le said "when you have a chance to finish up in the race At St Louis we knew we didn't have any 'chance to win the pennant Now you're pretty nure to be up in the race You have a chance at that extra money and maybe a world ) '' 1 1 0 10 "new-look- i I - ':::' !!4!:it:i:1-j'- "I figure earned rune are more Important anyhow in trying to figure a pitcher's ability Just for He example take Jack Kramer went to the Red Sox from the Brownm With all those home runt he won 18 and lost 5 But his earned run average wit 435 to 464 for me Not to much difference yet he kitten 5 and I tome 21" i'1 ' : 'k i-- Stops Cubs 8 ( Shank roughed it up in a heavy workout Saturday afternoon at Losan's three rounds boxing against Middleweight Frank Ron- kovich and three against light weight Bill Richards plus some added work on the bags The Colorado bronco buster convinced an unusually large audience that he is able to take care of himself R lulsen i' Important t: 4 'fj'' ''''':!'I' i vk '''' 'i I ' :' '"'4'Fii? ' ''' k r 1 i 4 ' ' ' '' i ) :' ''''i'l': I 1 There is a lot of fistic dynamite wrapped up in Monday night's fight program at the coliseum but without doubt most of THREE-IIITTE- right-hande- ti By BILL CLEGG '3oso '3: i the fireworks should explode in the main event between Reuben Shank of Colorado and Salt Lake's Paul Perkins I i s '"'" i Pacific Coast Park 1Loop Slates Top Season Sporismans UP)--T- By JACK HAND '' ST PETERSBURG Fla March 28 (In—Fred Sanford of Salt Lake City likes to say he got his Christ-ma- il present early when the St Louis Browns mold him to the New 13 for York Yankees last D 100000 and three players d The hunky pitcher has it all figured out on a percentage basis why he should win In 18 for the Yank thin year 1948 he lost 21 for St Louis more than any other American league pitcher He won 12 and pitched in 227 innings "Look at it thia way" he said his theory "St eager to 56 games laat explc: ueaim 12 Thera about and a fifth of all their victories The n 94 and figure to do Yankees about the toh again That means win about 38 more my club i me taking a regular games turn I figure to pick up at least a sixth of those or six more wins The "Same way with losses Browns were beaten 94 times the Yanks 60 That's 34 less On the bash! I ought to cut off at least six defeats i in 18 Games for Yankees This 'Tear Sanforl Figures to I i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday March 27 1949 r : §':'' 1 041M4 0 'OP A r4f4"'SE11115 DRIVE '4:1e411YtHtilt TO MAIN ST 4444 AND g TH SOUTH t L i t FACTORY - 974 IIETAIL STORE South Moto St Phone SALT LASE CITY 4 r f' SS37 c -- s '' r V 'i:: w " 1 ' -- ' ) N 4416aAW:"':'1' '1$ ' Ai I' I4r - ' ': |