Show mig71 - TIIE Draper Lists Sfrong Club Vitarrorglrireq '' C For SL Amateur Race I - '- ': ' : 1 Draper with one of the best pitching staffs in the league appears to be theteam to beat in the Bonneville Division of the Salt Lake Amateur Baseball League And the Draper club will be favored to get off to a flying start in its May 9 opener when It tangles with newcomer Poul I I i i I I 1 Two Semipro Clubs List 1954 Bosses 1 I d first-sacke- ! 1 RETURNING as manager of wiH 1Magna-Garfiel- be Max Pessetto Pessetto former star hurler for the University of IUtah guided the Millmen to the Northwest Semipro League championship last season first 3ear of operation for the circuit 1 play in both leagues will be held May 23 although one game in the Northwest Morgan at Magna will be held May 21 to coincide with a celebration at Magna —' 1 DRAPER-POULTO- V k v‘ 1‘ ' - 1 : v )i Berry and Gary Dent Secy Jim Russell of the Ama- teur League said Saturday that sched- the complete first-hal- f ule will be released within the next few days The secretary pointed out that many of the games will be played at Jordan l'ark this season giving West Side residents a chance to see a good share of the amateur games Practice games announced for this week include a double- headet Sunday at Tooele between Tooele Ordnance and U P and L U P and L will meet the Pointers Tuesday and tan gle with Draper Thursday In a night game at the Sandy park Landy Sees Yank In 1)reane tile LONDON May 1 L' ' 4 :t t '11 : ( ti n !:1 e will Considerable '- - ' ' 4' 1 interest ! til 10 ' ' I i I i has i 04 4)10 01) It l' ' 11 1 ttlVdtliplgooMgii '''' I 't:1 1 — (ff ! :Th i: i : t 4' i ' ItitrI- - t ' f 474 ' ' 1 T 1i41 ' k' ' ' vmo e '' " ' ( ' :if ' t i Iir -- 0-- eor: ' ' i ' ::: sd four-minut- ' 4:'! r -- 4' ! : ' t : t I 1 1 I k ' !t' '' - 3' 1 1 t — I s' '-- - 1 1 I I :' V ioA ' 'el' 0 l'7 '' T " rrrre t ' ' : ' : ' 8''' ' 4 '‘4600 '''' i 1 : ' ii 4 k i c 'T ' 40 V ' ' ' i ' i '''-- -- f!:- - ' ' 1 'Nf t t 7 ::: N I t ' ' tl 1 s1 Jil E' 1295 honors will be the payfriendly wager by Pocatello and Salt Lake City baseball clubs the loser to cerve as batboy for a night Dr Birdsley phoned Saturday i 1 t am off of a to tell Jack -- di 1 an added touch of warmth for chilly hours a permanent water repellent sportsman's jacket z 7 x o Po- Hand stitched collar overlapping pocket flaps and gathered elastic sides make this rayon acetate gabardine t4: catello appeared to be the winner Ile said he will be on hand for a Salt Lake Bannocks game and that next Saturday is a suitable 1 4211 o ko Ia ' i' time more than 2300 tickets in advance of Pocatello - — Po- Trimming t catello sales chairman that - ' Atip sold ' ft 14 Laker Rocket Squads I wiaocrkdertoobegoocdololoroskinnigstasligwhetlIgaresydubreaibglee t sizet small mediumlarge and extra opnadrt noofvyyc in large 01 - 11i Illitstes— Among stars George North on Lakers softball outfit books of the season opener : 0 ! Don for He'll perform in 1954 chase Mayne Lakers ' ate High t Jaanovich a steeplejack quist of: Roy Oliver who hit'nan The Mine Ai Mill No 392 A softball team with one obtained employment in seven for eight against Borg in team is comprised mainly of has good pitcher can win any Salt Lake City and will spend the Metro tourney last season 1Magna players from the Northa league or tournament setup yet the summer here hurler west Semipro Baseball League and Hendrickson devised—and that's why Ross (Reed Goodsell and Lynn Davis Chick Atkins is manager 1 Plant's Lakers and Toy of the Other top performers for the With Bill Kelpiers at the are among its signees Rockets are favored to:Lakers Include George Nortn! helm the Truckers have such FLOORCRAFT which w o n :7 'lead the field this season in Don Mayne Leonard Swonsoni nlayers as Ray Frederickson the B Softball League last 11 !Salt Lake City's featured race Dick Milne Bert Hardy Niles hurler last season for Callahan season will have such familiar Tile which- won 23 straight performers as Willie Lundskog The Lakers have Doug Borg Cornia and Doug Cornia and the Rockets have George Walker who hurled for Flag- games with Ray on the mound Al Lundskog Mgr Fay Evans Walker so those two clubs stone Tavern last year will most of the time Meeks Worth- pitcher Graham Burt and Adel automatically rate the inside have to hack him up such per- lin lb Fagan Johnson and !Vincent The Lundskogs were t lane in the race for the Metro-- formers as Jack Grow lb Darrell Robison Worth lin for members of the '54 Fairmont West a number of seasons has been Ward basketball team which politan League championship Duane Moss 3b Mickey of two years one of the tophome run hitters was coached by Evans The Metro is the "major over Solo- - in the league Utah Power & Light has such league" of the Salt Lake City ago Paul Brown Vern Ken mon George! Nealon softball 'Recreation Department steady performers as Leo Dean 4 Industrial Steel new to the an infielder and Leslie Rid- - :1 Sonny Pratt and Ed !setup which includes 70 teams Cornia Metro this season will have !ley and Merrill Beck hurlers !1 'First-roungames in the Metro Eva Glenn Rupp pitching and will This team two years ago lost 4 will be Sunday at Glade Park CARRYING the dark s h w such veeran performfour-an Metro tourney and a full program in the other TEAMS Metal horse label are Eaton ers as Johnny Caputo and Sid :game to Borg Borg had to win 1 organizations will follow next Trailers and Young roster team's Utility will The Payne his own game with a homer in week Trucking The Trailers team show a lot of newcomers the lOth frame 11 a former' of number TIIE LAKER S who won the has signed Softball schedule for the Hotel Utah has Lee James 'Metropolitan championship lastjoy of the Month players week: season under a different 7spon- - Among its top performers are Bryan Westover Milt Nielsen Monday :d John BrenSreTheTe'ret Chemical Lind! and Mitchell lb Mgr rTeams ene-r-iLynd Rey Malmberg sor not only have most of — — Pepper Potts Inniway Proving Ciroundad Second Weapons Chemical year's players but have added Battalion F3 Two more teams are needed) three newcomers They are 7 yl 4 Tuesda Loogu47 Jimmy Brown a second sacker uberoid mpanyVvs Utah with NIagna in the Northwest 8 p Construetion vs Stout Semipro League Bill Thomas1 railer iilit01 a p m—Arrowhes D & 11 G W a baseball out- Freight vs Stre- v eil Paterson Al who Jasnovich fielder and 5 May Wednesday League played for the world champion- 7 m —7 international Trucks vs Plittribers sport is near fever pitch In Elko Baiter By Don Brooks ship San Pedro softball team II 8 Company vs Pioneer last season G u y s like Lee Frankovich stak g Tribune Sports Writer vs 9 Li Fighter Squadron m ELKO going to hotelman for instance Never Km Breeze Awning May a Thursday 1ivaguat ask you one question" said played before and he's talking 7 p m —Bennett Gla ss ond Paint vs 4 g Karl Keppler Elko city coun- Nielsen Trucking putti-n4 and "practicing" golf 8 Lines vs Unite d Tiger zz pm—Flying cilman and supervisor of recreaAir Lines of momentMAtter every spare 9 P M—United Ice and Storage irs 1 tion and parks "Did you ever Clark Tank Lines run across a golf course before fact the course- had taken in IP AT GLAD' PARK where you could see all nine ITCarlY $2000 forAeason tickets Matt L May 2 lki 4 before it ever opened 7 p Trailers es Young greens from the clubhouse?" Trucking Come to think of it we hadn't 8 p m —oHtel Utak vs Toy of the Li44 too are en-- ' Mcnth THE WOMEN Rockets The meet will be conducted But we were looking at one now thusiaSie about inaugurating a 9 pm—Eaton Metal Products vs Iry I under the auspices of the Utah Elko's spanking new nine-holin Elko Booty figures dusttialmSteve13 I! Monday Lisette course located on commanding State Girls' Golf Assn II have nearly a 100 feminine Teams entered Intermountain Steel a li!' Defending champion is Dixie hills above the city in the organization lind tiupp17Amt:ricanInsptute: cl it ing Salt lake Realtors Salt lake fir!tt 4 ' Wilk& Police Department Veterans Hospital AND Ray B o tiity-- before summer is over The gals Junior KAR I Chamber of Commerce are talking up reelproBoth 18 and ni play course pro who moved ovelhere already May 4 Maidollian will feature Ladies' Day at from Tooele are jritty proud cal visits to Salt Lake and ot her Other teams entered are liots PlanCs alters What tnh Power illoorcrott Meadow Brook next Tuesday of the new layoutOfas growth t Places and Light Mine and Mill No :tin of i on fairways Keppler had a lot of praise for Magna Schedule to be announced later an d greens h as according t o Betty Brooks vice Glen Holley of Elko Who super-gyrMay S Wednada president of the 'Brook gal bordered on the phenomenal 7 pm—Rio Grande No I is fon and sowed construction vised tinental Bank Official ofiening of the course golfers 8 a also Douglas vs Rio Grande seed the grass They got Play will be for low net and is schedUled for sometime in No 2 lot of heir) from Pete Marich Rank vs Z C M I p m—Walker low gross in each group with June - when the rf May A Thursday Clubhouse is completed But be- - Pro at the Washoe Country the starting time for the 9 — vs p m Reserve First Federal work Reno who Club helped National Bank play set for 8:30 and 9 cm Thei fore that Xeppler and Bouty 4 9 p m —Rio vs First i Grande No ninehole meet will start at 10 expect the course to take over out the deign Security sank - m With a luncheon folloing If?) 111E ELKO JayceelrAcclared T ej golf airways work days and did much of the preliminary construction Such 1 as trees planf ting ' ac sai d Keppler "all 1 of the city's civic organizations m assisted in the landscaping" 1111:11 Here's a rundown on the 11' Bob Satovick great Jordan iiigh School lineman last holes: 1 to fall has been offered a full four-ye375 Hole scholarship yards par four r 0 Columbia University it was learned Sunday hole 2 405 yards par four hole 4 3 505 yards par five hole 4 Satovick who was named on The Tribune's All' State i' 342 yards football team last fall probably will follow in the lootsteps par four: hole 5 of another star for Jgrtlan Mitch Price who made a great' 347 yards par four hole 6 o' name for himself at Columbia on a similar-seholarsh143 yards par three: hole 7 315 yards par four hole 8 365 The husky Beetdigger lineman has been a lop scholar "' at the Sandy school for his entire high Schooleareer and yards par four hole 9 378 has been president of the Key Club duringthe 'past year yards par four Nletr's par is 36 over the 3175The columNa scholarship is awarded on the basis of s'ehoI larship leadetship and athletic ability yard layout Women's par is 38 - N I 007 tcE )Z i - d extra-innin- i Elko Boasts Course of Nine holes pm—B - : 495 lligr all-Ameri- trallan miler John Landy said Saturday 'he thought Roger BannistCr of England or Wes The U I L slate sends Ameri- Santee of the United States can Fork to Helper and Pleasant Grove to Provo In the were the two most probable mile runners Northwest on May 23 Magna minute will go to Layton and Morgan mile is not "The to Midvale Bingham draws a at London he said Impossible" bye Airport during a stopover on his way from Australia to Finland "If anyone is going to do it I North Idaho Open should say Boger Bannister or BOISE — Trout fishermen Wes Santee are the two most were out in force Saturday when most of the lakes in the probable"said he would go to Landy f ive north Idaho counties Canada for the Empire games at opened for trout fishing the Vancouver after competing in Idaho Fish and Game Departtrack and field meetings ment said Saturday The trout eight in Finland and Sweden He said season on these waters contin- he would return to England r ues through Nov 30 afth-- the Empire games 0 The occasion ing 9 UMW' 1! Specie! to The Tribune POCATELLO IDA — Next Saturday will be batboy night at Halliwell Park with Dr Sid Birds ley Salt Lake City doing the ' - J 111 Bannocks Get New 'Helper' t - : been shown in both events McCafferty said Saturday night Most starting times for the best ball which will get under way at 7 am are filled the pro said but entries will be accepted un- t 1 r' '": ' one event as best ball be held next in the hole-in-onwell as the 'tsournament On hurling Bruce Bills staff of Draper loop entry t Shop A ' ' Men's N ' ' floor Street first golf tournament season the annual Nib ley driving contest will be -- 1 Ems fal 4 IA ir -- ' I Utah's ! ' ! ' The driving contest will get Both Barton and Schneiter i4 of the landerWartit 1 pm Each con- will return to defend their I: ' I Park 1 testant will get three drives honors Among their chief will be Keith Lar-' i 'held as scheduled—if it doesn't There will be prizes for the competitors 14i'' :' son Dick Kramer Don Dorton '1 best average of three shots as and Jim Twiss who are' among snow or rain hard -- 44 t' state's best "distance men" 4 ' ) That was the final word well as for the longest 'single theRecord for the tournament r" night by Alex MECO drive Saturday A'''''' )' to according McCafferty is held N an''' he as pro Nibley ferty Is by John Geertsen former pro M DEFENDING ehantion a 7 nounced plans for Sunday's '''i4:t Keith Barton of Magna who at the Fort Douglas club and ' t'' ''' at the municipal links averaged 287 yards for his three now instructor at a San Fran- : Ernie else() course John averaged 295 f IN THE EVENT of snow or drives last seaso n Alex said the course Sehneiter Jr won the '53 prize yards for his three shots a num- - ii rain heavy I 1' ber of years ago 'will be closed of course and for the longest single drive ' : game Is one of five scheduled for opening-roun- d play May 9 i' The complete slate: 10 a m 1' 'Crescent vs C 'Y 0 at Jedan 1 Il ' Park 12:30 pm Draper vs PN Poulton's I n d e p e n d e n t s at ' " i Ii ' ''' '— Derks Field 3:30 pm Tooele 4 '' ' vs Utah Power and Light at I ' 1 Derks I pm Dugway vs ' Pointers I pm Tooele Ord- it nance vs Hill Field at Tooele ' Veils Stake and Becksteads ' Bees draw byes ' Draper which will be man- - 11' aged by Bobby Brown again this ' season has five pitchers on its I ' ' S I staff—Bruce Bills Keith Foul- son Marlin Shields Stan -Wright and Ben Andrus Bills l'i) I also can work behind the plate THAT STAFF appears to be l ? the class of the Bonneville League whose other members are Pointers Dugway Poul- ''I" t ton's Beckstead's Bees and Wells Stake 4 And if things get tough Ray ' Andrus an outfielder also can take the mound Brown's infield consists of Steve Motta lb Ernie Peter- son 2b DeKlar Batchler 3b: Jimmy Bernardo 3b Curtis Jensen Ss In the outfield are Jack Cashion Bruce Washburn Donnell Andrus Duane Day Dennis Brown LaMar Walbeck s may snare one of the infield po- sitions Brown probably will do ' e most of the catching 4 PLAYERS SIGNED by Poul- torcs so far include Don Wang--' berg of Don Camour and Paul 14000"if Blaine Pierce Liedtky p tl! i Melvin ss Bob Fisher of Paul Poulton manager and 3b Bill Phillips lb Howard The Northwest League a t circuit last season will operate with only five clubs Deseret Chemical have dropped out Towns fielding teams this Year are Bingham Midvale Layton and Morgan THE FOUR teams which com1prised the U I L last season decided to go ahead with the same setup at a meeting in Provo last week The clubs are l'rovo American Fork tneasant Grove and Helper The Provo club in an effort to make ends meet decided to abandon salary payments to the players and will split the gate among the squad instead Opening-roun- ' 4 1"t 44414 B13 19$4 I‘Tay 2 Power Linkters Await Duel At Nibky Park Today—If ''' ‘‘' ' 001-N 41k — it '' It::ro---mfe- Tentative discussions on merging of the two leagues led nowhere last week and directors of the two organizalions decided to go ahead with essentially the same teams they had last year Magna-Garfiel- THAT ' cp'" -- ) six-tea- ton's Independents which is having difficulty filling its ros- ter with good material -- ' first-roun- Utah sernipro baseball's two defending champions Provo and Magna-Garfielwill have veteran managers again this season Provoovhich won the crown In the four-teaUtah Industrial League announced last week I that Marty Krug will manage Ithe Timps again this season I r for Krug former Ithe Salt Lake Bees of the Pioneer League left the professional ranks to take over the pro club in 1953 4 '' '' 4 1 ' 4 ' i -1- LAKE TRIBUNE: Sunday SALT comfortable sport style cuffs Designed shirts-wit- h dressy cuff link for summer by Puritan e For either dress Purisport occasions these with' convertible cuffs and button down collars tan shirts long-sleev- of: thze Your choice in materials of wrinkle thing washable "kasha" (cottonrayon blend) cloth spun rayon are lust resistant colors pink maize grey powder blue light green light blue and rust Sizes small medium large and extra large In I () ' O ' - I 191 NEV--"I'- GOODAEAn - LAWN SPRINKLING SYSTEM 1111HRUCTRITH IT'S EASY! 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BEGINS MAY 8 Instruction Program Set For J mum 'Girl Golfers Plans for the annual junior girls golf instruction program were announced Saturday by Mary Lou Baker Opening the program will be a luncheon May 8 starting at l pm at the Meadow Brook course It will be a mother-and- daughter affair Mrs Baker said1 First of a series of lessons will be held at the Mill Creek May 10 and 12 Both programs will- get under way at 8 pm with Mickey Riley Meadow Brook proin charge Lessons for girls residing - in Salt Lake County will start May 24 at Meadow 13100K at 2:30 pm1Instructions the following two days will start at 8:30 am also at Nleadow Brook The routine will prevail the following week—Tuesday att2:30 pm and Wednesday and Thurs day at 8:30 am Progranytor girls residing in Salt Lake City will start Tues-- 1 day thine 14 at 2:30 pm In-- 1 structions will continue June 151 and 16 Starting times on the latter two days will be 8:30 pnt Schedule will follow the same pattern the next week Climax of the junior program v4 ill be the annual state tournament scheduled for Aug at the Meadow Brook course d Itranomeni 'CLe - v i Lay Goodyear flexible rubber pipe on your lawn and assemble to "Teo" joints end risers using special adhesive content I 41'11 ' ' '' - 'Z above ground — move iteads os required Slit ground 6 to Inches deep with spade and TEST SYSTEM sprinkling system in In a few days virtually all evidence of slitting has disappeared — lawn is undamaged Not ofloctod by freermg sink LASTS INDEFINITELY A KETCHUM'S i 4th "' Se st 7th West i - e new-Spo- rt Street Floor Men's Shoes washable U S 595 for comfortable summer Keds wear specially designed for playtime activities : e 1 t With the Increased activity of summer you will wont to weight keep your feet cool and comfortable in phan-toU S Keds Mode of washable fabrics with light springy outsoles ond doep cushioned insoles These casuals are available in navy faded blue brawn Sizes 6 V2 to 12 dark green and rust tan - lpt Pm--F- huge-raftere- d Mezzanine Sporting Goods s'‘-- lir BRA JORDAN'S BOB SATOVICK GETS BIG COLIMIBIA SCIIOLARSIIIP tE an -- :?? 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