Show - AA 0 - ' c - - fi' '1- - - - : It L ' l f é'S 'Fake I 1 'Test From I l eds I Po L Opener 1111-0 - la : - ''41i1t! i 4 : 1 i I it l i ' - ''IT' Elliral' 1'1- ''''''') '''''i °I ' t 't (' 1 4'' - 'I 5-Hit- I i t Wisneski Puts Out t ' '' 1410't '''t 01' 4 f A ter 4 John Mooney Sports Editor :'''' : ''''itil'''''' the big hurler i ' '' k It '' whiffed 10 as the Salt Lake Bees ) League season with an 11-- victory over Ogden before 5019 fans at Derks Field Friday night 1 i 1 Wisneski shared the hero role with Jack Hasten John Mos- 1 i kus and Ray Khoury in the initial victory of the season for '' --i) I '' 't f' Ithe Buzzers filt1744k ‘ Z 1 two rivals switch their ba::: e''''' i OPENER —IL 0 Al t ki: : ta'V roles Saturday playing at ih15 i irr ' I in Junction the at '''' Ogden N pm ' ' '' 1 ''i I 1 City's opener Lefty Cliff Stew-" ! e - 1 ' I 44 4'04 ' 0 ' art gets the starting assign- ' ' '1i i tok ment for the Buzzers with " i -— tirl10 I 44 t ki:f1' ywr Ralph Birkofer getting the 4 417444 '1 4 4 r : :'''-- '' I to 1 b4 t' '''''' ' i o mound call for the Reds in the '44 ' '1 ' I o z 0 ''' 4 ' r '‘t-4 t t ril 11 tk " lr second game of the split series to NI 6 4 ' — 01 A 4-' ' :4 4: t' 0s 7''ia4 “ 1' Not Cooled Off — ' V '0 t 1' I 1 - The Buzzers who are tabbed as definite pennant contenders didn't let the cool weather slow POCATELLO (Special)--Dothem down as it did the open- I ing game crowd They jumped Cameron Pocatello Bannock 1 on Lefty Carl Wells and his re-- centerfielder rapped a single runs in the first two frames to into 46 right center in the tenth ii t ti i breeze home winners '(°"1464b) o ift: here Friday night to inning I1 N Wisneski and the Bee batting I ae:al Nr IEi1144 score Leland Smith with the )('‘)Ilt! 1:t '11 the rest CO: t If power accomplished 11-- 15 1 I 11 411P' Wells who is like the little run which gave his team a 74 tt i (o' 140AN v k3 girl with the curl in the middle victory over Great Falls in the of her forehead when he's season's opener pitching walked two of the It was Pocatello's first vici first three men to face him With one out he loaded the tory of the season naturally sacks by hitting Bob Cherry and gave the Elects a record Hasten then sent the Bees away of one victory in three starts ap to a lead with a slashing since the Montana club got a Marko Staffer Earl Conrad shows a Above! photo takaa by Pleseer League opener between the Salt Lake Bees Ind Ogden I doubtedly held down by chilly weather The Buzzers display4 to left scoring Eddie jump on the rest of the league Reds Thal crowd somewhat smidler than expected1 was alp I ing plenty of punch cams through with an easy 111 win single 4ort3on of crowd of Lela fans which attended Irriday night's Smith second pitcher of the P L Rommel and Skip Kitsman for t he Bannocks fo evening Fourth Straight ' walked to start the tenth and HUGE FIE115 TRIMMED Moskus singled scoring with two out Jim Barrett was Cherry Khoury singled home safe on an error by Russ Brodie Jack Schroeder's— Hasten but Moskus was out at Great Falls second baseman third Ellsworth Dean hit the That set the stage for Camerfourth straight onebagger and on's pay-of- f bingle Khoury trotted home with the Trailing 6 going into the fifth run of the first frame last of the ninth the Bannocks Ogden scored its only run as put on a fine for the home PROVO (Special) — Tennis David Wilkinson and Cecil Clark I Y Carl Paylor lofted a wrong field folks to score rally dettated Jim &mesa and Lon High two and send the Har::: Mantle Wasatch in second and the double to left matches for the junior college old Hansen and Academy Kent Jorgensen game into the extra inning IDAHO FALLS (Special) -- - Scored as PROVO (Special) — Under dateatad David Raymond and Iv Larry Nault was safe Ed Rettagliata Bannock tournament Saturday will begin Bob Eicheten Rent Idaho Fall's Russets gunning on Moskus' bobble smiling skies tempered alightly at 8:30 am with the class B SW91111(17 and Springville 83 the ninth off Lgtn Louder South SumYens began lining up as early as 5 pm at the main entrance br cool breezes 4unior High Wisneski fanned six the rest shortstop4started mit defeated Vert Itechtell and Mike foe a Pioneer A 10 semifinals class League title after at the ' a single Jim Barrett with am4 Rich Hanrte AnWilliam 80 Held 81 Division races to Derks Field at the Salt Lake Bees opener Friday night Three relay the way and gave up singles walked finals at 11 am and the Junior derson sad tiary Madmen Manti their great stretch drive last of and Cameron doubled And since it was the first opener Once 19411 that hasn't 'made history Friday at the 40th &Med Grant Elkington and Jim t in the fourth eighth and ninth 12 noon it was an at finals to score Rettagliats With the Toombs 80 high the here xeason opened year On annual r in a Univen Young been postponed at least once the he got to get his Brigham But In the Mass 8 amend noun& th Abenounced by Fred (Buck) Dixon bases loaded Don Awns Great team Irons American Fork Friday night with an 11-- vic- didn't have to worry as the very special occasion The fair skies and dry field Friday was sity invitational track and field who is directing the tennis part lParduhnChristensen and Lorain Spa Mah Falls rellefer walked Bob MurJackson-Tayla Buzzers in over far crY from the rainouts of 1950 and 1051 and the flooded and relay carnival the Wares pork gleaned singleton tory Billings Mustangs of' the meet Barrett home with Leitaron-Seatt&pleated Si The race was the bottom of the second and phy sending streeta last season relay n team of Ephraim before a crowd of 3100 enthusin results the run the Brig Friday's tying best Wilkineon and Clark IL Y High tallied two in the sixth and Of Palle a Mr and Mrs Afton Murray had the distince honor of being broken twice in 10 minutes barn ab e a Neaten 811 Sweeney and Loudor South lutic fans Young University annual three in the eighth to ice the Lastres es n 41 11 the first in line at the gate just edging out Mrs Ralph WoOd- - first by Lincoln with a 1:384 Invitational 103 BettaBla Summit ivhirised Andersen and Madmeet field 11112 and track the Pete Estrada left Sardines If Spuds' sen 310 114 Monti 54 which old the bettered record tennis events are as follows: ward They got in 'the line shortly after 5 pm and that line Stiorthe rf lama lb 0 3 4 0 001 fielder was the big gun in the game oh h al telt Lake ab h Olden a Stankeylb 111 CamusI became about half a block long by the time the gates were of 1:39 set in 1041 by Mound Class A singles first round: MOMS out- Stroehli as 4 0 0 0' Rommel as 3013 Brodie 2b 3 Russet $ attack The Boyd ki 111 speedy Fort then by Cedar City with Parell South High defeated George 4 1 3 Ol Tate 2b 4 1 1 1 Witwiekl el ef 4 al 3 I I 0 111 Silurian opened at 6 pm fielder garnered three hits in Seta Bateman MAYS rt 4 0 1 1' Kitsman rf 3000 Dean 3b Ogden 64 SI in the second Ottawa rf 011 1000 1:383 new for a la speed defeated round Hal Cannon West 3 1 1 5 Cherry If 3b 3 1 3 0 Potts e 111 Murphy 3be 3 0e 23 four trips including a triple PaYlOr Big Rub to Choice Grandstand Seats East St 114 1141 and Henry Fryer 5 2 5 0 Petereoa IP Cannon e 4 0 3 0 Hasten ef Division Three 000 Hundrica Smith Granite defeated Mich Tuttle run 1953's and home here Moult 4 first 0 0 Moskus lb lb 2 Most of the early comers were making a big rush to choice Winners el the I Bleagner I 110 aOrwilto 1500 dash tri 441 114 I61 Gary Madsen Prove If 4 1 4 g' Rhour7 3b 5 3 1 3 Fornall p 0 111 Rids - seats in the grandstand The early rush melted away and then order wars Jay Durham Proven Rich- - Davin The home run was the big blow Gauger Carb defeated Erickson 1 3 0 Dein e 3 1 Bristol 3 0 0 Maynard Bieber ItMartla lb I I I rd Hayward Cedar City: Don Phip 1 0 0 0 Wigneskt P Wells Wayne Pearce South defeated 4 0 0 3 In a Smith for 0000 South and Loyd' Chaffin South Olen Cundick inning eighth the remainder of the fans came through the turnstiles gradu- pen O Jordan Roberts I 000 Time: :101 w hich ties the meet record the winners In the third round Canon el West aZimmort Totals M1130x131 Totals SS 3012 1000 ally until game time The grandstand was nearly filled by held )(zanily by four rtmners with the Smith of Granite SI arwo outs when 'winning Yuri scored P St eldest mark dating bock to 1930 17-0001 The Mustangs who came up Jones 9 730 pin defeated Madsen South of 1 1 rmated bCollins 0 &Struck out for Hunrick In lith folg The dash resulted as with three double plays colbGtowitte0 out tor lull in BM Burk Johnson North Sevier 71 Ono Of the early arrivals D D Hedgepeth better known as lows: Class It singles results were: 30 11 21 13 33 5 24 Totals Totals Richard Harvard Cedar CIO Don Scars by Innints: lected one run in the first on anted out for Roberts in 7th lAlabans' And 'Alabam' hasn't missed an opening of the Bees Phismen South Eiden Webster Cedar M D Snow Spaniab Fork la the 200 III 110 0- -4 Great Tails TWIN FALLS Ed (Special) ' Jones ints for in :24 0 first round deleated Don Parini' Dixie 102 000 103 -1 Prove Day Pocatello a Hams City Timer bSingled double Bernard Pablo and by since 1217 having seen some of the greatest stars Salt Lake Tem races were run Re- 64 64 Robert Anderson Manti de- Schaak a 1 kardinos P—Lextres Scare tag innings Stank's' Kimberly Sal - feated Plemeent Mop Devereaux of OM 000— 1 2 Smith sults 010 were: by Ronald 2 single Arty Campagna firstBarrett Rob They fret Ogden 11—Stankey There Strand and Paul Lanett has produced Including Tony ton Cedar City Kent Shepard South Grove SO SI ILIYart Crandall Spring- farmer took over in the second added another in the seventh on Salt Lake 510 002 03x—I1 Brodytaglista IN—Barrett 2 Brody Harmer Plesunt Grove: Eugene ville defeated Jar Nielson Ephraim 2 Kitaman 3 Cherry 2 R—Rommel wasn't a snore exciting fan in the stands Friday than 'Alabam' Cameron 3 Stookey Hill Potts Saramen Fork Hal Stauffer Gordon Mai Iturrkana with his team behind a walk and singles by Jim Ku-de- Hasten Khoury Saylor Tate I oakum dines Brody SR—Sardinia Brod Cam The aid of the crowd had its effect on players of both Murray American with a MI mark Seeond Neal Mortensen American Fork Inning If—Moskus Wells Wisneski Khoury iron 39—Barrett NUrPitY Laistres Hit and Tom Watson The final Bristol race: Herbert Corry Ctillr eit7L Dick 64 SI: Richard Dixon B Y High six runs and hurled a masterTate 21411—PayPoterton —Potts ER—Ruts 4 Iti teams 111 spite of the fact that most of the Rees had been in Cox Lincoln Larry Mansell South Roe Ritchie Wasatch $I St lor Hasten RBI—Kasten 4 Mastitis 3 came on in the 13 Kieasner 1 2 in 4 ?entail 1 2 in ninth tally Pony Steve mid Bob Shaw last Sc Vernon still Summit were Frantic South since ful ball Moult 2 Zoeller Dean in DP— which 0 in enabled Mgt Smith Including St they HO jittery the 13 Khoury game I Saturday Cherry toyin B Y LindsTinPeoiebert11a single walk and an error Wisneski to Rommel to Mooting Loser —Peterson L Kleisanor L Ruiz 0 Parnell George Morrell Wayne 64 Set Eddie Murphy In his Pioneer League Salt Lake City debut the allot put John unseat Wegatch Academy' 1 1 3 Roberts —Walls 1 Zither I SO—Peterson 3 to 4 in HO—Wells 3 Smith notch Magic Valley Cowboys Three walks and singles by 4 in 4 23 Jones 3 in 3 IL 9 ins for first place fisted Gary Evans Tenets Sle Ellsworth (Dia) Dean the Bees effervescent catcher gasped whistlela order Left—Ogden 0 Ruiz 4 Kleasner 1 Tema" 3 Smith 1 were Peterson South William Lee Foe Lehi 17-d Brent up a Lake O 1Wells 5 Zacher 1 BB—Ruts 10 Peterson 0 victory over Mgr Red Jessen and Estrada Salt Haien Woodward Ask Potation Bingkent' 74 defeated In amazement at the size of the crowd and recalled an incident Fat i& South 2 Jones 3 SO—Wisneakt 10 Roberts B loomer Smith 2 Fornall 2 kacher 1 Greve In the second round Anderson of Boise in the opening Pioneer accounted for two Spud runs in Wells 1 Jones 1 1111—Witmeski 4 Wells WP—Peterson PB—Huitrick SR—Law In Eastern Shore League that oecurred the In the broad lump Nalerard et Cedar Monti defeated Snow of Spanish Fork 1 2 Jones Roberts Witiwiekt 3 brss I italtagollets by the first Two more Russets 3Wells Tat by Jones WS—Jones 1111Pbeity P11 with le (1 414 Inc Neat SS St 1141 Nuttall Hurricane defeated League ball game for both Winner—iimith - : 3 that time a fan drew out a lucky number and received City was find Loser—Zoeller VT tallied in the third on an error —Dean 335 Swaps Kamm Walker Dixon U—Fist end Comiskey Seringgille U—Kubirk and Talaback ' bait of the take of the program sale that night "It was 15 cents" Oline Grove Hann Murray and el I Frazier el South teams Friday night two walks and Vince Sganga's Springville Wealdefeeted Wasatch - recalled Dean- Digo lump vrith a I 0 It4 In went Academy LI: at es alibi titirtentirti mebsb: single They Lehi SI added one in the Sweep Steak Chapman South Finals will be played Mainline Montoa Even the Buzzers got an early start toward their opener 10 Mutlb 4151 seventh - when Joe Borich tied tor third place ware Smile' Woodhi finals gehoola junior high Wood8 Addis end DIArket South 1112 ward A' some 1 as Most and of the players reported early Friday gave John MacFarlane walked and came borne on ward and McClain Springville tied played zzy'1r11 a'Alght and Toni Mackenale of Bryant the vie Jsekonlb I IAV10? lb 1 I 4 315 pm st Derks Field foe fourth Estrada's triple over Rea Neville and Don Poulton Ionian -tory ItarP lb Vaultbill In ! - It was a strange setting for all but three of the Rive Bob Grove pole 1811111m 5 tr-Central Ogden with a ht I! luck If ab h Nab Falls afi h a a 11 Wallorlikven was Kaart 11 Class A doubles results worst I 1 1 11 Staehis st 4 Ferrante rt 1 0 4 3 H Rehab Melvin Redford West Ars alerrh Skip Kitsman and Bob McFarlane were the old vets of W1LV tie ftrl:t Mecham Lewis midFirstKarlround: Watson lb 4 1 7 0 Corcoran lb 4 1 1 3 1 a 1 e Gillette defeated 'Malcolm Jar" IP &primed os 2 1 Jeasen lb 0 4 Sehanitt South and Whaley Springville Schaal 5312 the 1052 club that reported to Derks Friday and Kos Palmer Davi& 14 4ht In the first Cmpaima 11 4 1 1 0 or1eho : relay American Harvey 2370 hi Don Tom the second round time Earle and Dixon rkiebp Brucker got through introducing Pork won with :491 4 I 3 1 Estrada 11 'Gus second DIPPer Mgr By the Ille NIL 4310 Warnock of Granite defeated Ray Jones allitlanado 1 4111 2 1 0' Mack 3b Lewis to 440 South 4 et went' of Murphy 5013 Ids players to the fans It seemed as though Ogden bad a roster and Jim Farmer Ogden Tom ' ORSSPRM4604 3b 4 0 4 31 Stange rt Divisioa Twe 1111v 3101 59 0 14 121 Totals 311 15 12 Williams South de- - Totals Brigneud and John Kudell lb 4 1 3 Stewart as 3 000 ihortor composed Only of pitchers Most of the lot wer described as a Arneriean foaled Riche PrinceDoidge McDaniel &Fanned tor lirkich a Oth and Bruce Cum1 0 2 Earalante p 1003 Patchett p 510 Ott 01Curtis Wise Central Ogden mings of East 64 hurler and some of the names were familiar They included Pork Bob Shockley Solos 3 0 0 01 Matzen p '' 022 ORO 45x-- 17 Pat Benton North Davis Deloy Os-- I and Arlen Sperry of Provo defeated Masts Valley S 1 0 0 zSmith MidDraivar Tad Richards Carl Wells: John Ornerza Ralph Birkofer Anuncio Izzo borne V Hunt L Jackson Odell Nord and Don Merrill it—Montoya Iliac 44 ) :107 vale I Kosta 2 Ruck Morton Muti 2 Scott Melvin Redford and Karl Gillette ' r Totals Ti 102414 Totals 3111 27 14 Also Back From Lad Year's Squad :: 220—Pat Seaton North Davis: Stoves West defeated 3 ISOM 2 4 I0wwwwwwwwPr-yKoart Karp Taylor Gar Vincent and Howard I anted out for Matz in Sth McDaniel American Fork: Ted Rich- Pierres 3 Montoya 2 Ruck Schaak L Jordan SE 100 000 101— 3 Billings Merle Sheffield West ards Midvale Alse returning from last season's squad for the Reds are Jordan Britten 2 Horton itef4144b0144' Taylor In the third and round Brian:and pima' 202 000 30x- -11 Idaho Yalta North Van inset Dean South defeated Dixon and Inns 2311—Klinit Hunt Horton Scott Doidge Dare Bristol at second base and Larry Nault at first base It—remote Bernard Kudoll Stith's Davis :Pt Af Koart Byrne MR—Koart 1110Corcoraa North Davis Warmer of Granite 641 644 Bilker Taylor Child 3 Burtch 3 Utrada 440—Sheld os Jossen Mock Kilns Jackson Keats 2 I James rims came from far and near to see this Friday night open1 Harmon Lincoln: Jay Newman and Spe m of Provo defeated T—Jensen Stewart Esnalante I Mutt Scott Vick 3 Kean 3 Socalante Horton Sinusoid and Gillette West 14 114 Ferrante Watson Commons 11111—Wat Albert Grove between the Bees-anthe Reds but perhaps the most reScher DP—Jamea son Clam I doubles results Met round: Simko Int Arthur :07E 2 Corcoran Helper Aguerre Jenson Compazina ' to to JacksOnt to 'Mini Elton Picea' Abel Tarlor and Parduhn Amer of Webber Rick Mont Jerry 440—(Second Mr of and Mrs Rule Rut 4 banal SS—Wattles DP— race) Billings 11120teof the lot was American Fork Trent Iritehett North ten Fork defeated Edwerd Theme's to Karp 1110—Weraeland 3 in 1 plus Pateholl k WUliarna Bornard to WU -1 'Rust is a director of the Billings club and was returning from Sammie Elvin Harvard Jacobi D on and Mawr Cox Dixie 64 104 Larrr tchaak S in 1 Brow 8 In I plus: James llama to Watson Williants to Kudoll to r II 4 Aldan" In in 4 tarnish It and e Springville is Grant Ruttier Larsen SpanI lin aidtenses Watson Twill 2B11—Josoon Salt Bernard blur Lake He In over penal City Loa Angeles trip stopped ish Fork defeated Grant Pullen and 1114—Wergelood B Selman 3 Brown Hel per 1 E7 3211—Estrado Corcoran MR—Ea T 2 stave Contra Wins 4 Broad Dolma aak Aldana James lurnt—Curtis I pinglum 64 114 George A major league touch was added to the Friday tilt when Leta—Billinn 10 Idaho Falls 7 trod v:::oti Brows 1 James 3 WP—Schaak DeLey Osborne Draper& Floyd LeBaron and Lewin Welty Hurricane ' 2 'Constants 1 Paul Strand former hurler with the Miracle Boston Braves Ogden Weidauer Granite Jack Airmet Can- - defeated Vert Smith and Melvin Kirk- Picone Winner—Sehaak Loner—James 80—Patettell I Motion 2 Banalanto 5 Matzen South Salt Lake Dave Magialle ham Lehi 64 St Lett—Boise 11 Masic Valley 10 211— 11B—Patehell 3 Matzen 3 Benalante threw out the first bail Strand who holds the minor league tral Granite 19 ft 314 ins Milan Jackson and Lel Taylor 14r:island 4 Sebes& 2 Aiderna 3 HO—Palcbsli 3 In 2213 Matson 2 In Pole vault—Tied for first: Daryl Wayne defeated Tom Clark mei 1pry Brown 4 Jams 4 Brkkh 1 8 3 Loser—Patchett U—Wado Dunn reeord for Most hits and most putouts in one season uncorked Walbech Draper and David Snyder Beveridge Peasant drove lit ti 300 and Saunders est estimated tied for third Dick Hauser bit throw at 8 pm toofficially get the baseball season under Dixon: and Lloyd Graham Midvale Murray way In Salt Lake City Lane Call North Davis 10 ft I ins tour note was added to the opener for the Bees when it Lincoln :100relay No I—Spanish Ferk relay No I—Central Amer440yard :411 was learned that six new pair of baseball pants had been stolen ican Fork ' o S — Weet Jordala 440 relay during Thursday's drill and not a one had ever been worn Draper :441 880 relay No 1—Lineeln 1:433 liocoorDtiostol no world's finest safest tire I S : No 800 )—American Perk '' A4 't i ' - 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