Show v"—— -- V V — - r11 - !'! — v "t "'V WTlH— gp lljj' p ' i I i 4C i Sunday Morning— ?Tbc ! i Salt £ak Tritmnc - 4 By Marlowe Branagan Trust good old Hadyn II Walker (the second H stands for Hou-dln- l) up with a surprise Recently we got word that Hadyn e was scouring Oregon and Washington for a suitable spring training grounds for his Boise Pilots— and what happens— he then and there releases the information the Pilots will train at Lewiston Idaho t All of which brings a quiet chuckle to this corner It's only been two years since rotund Mr Walker whispered in our ear that “Lew laton drives me crazy I lose money every time I go there Upon which Hadyn hires the best suite the Bollinger hotel can offer tells the groundkeepers to go to work and now awaits Sunday March 30 on which date Pilot batterymen will open the 1941 training grind The whole thing looks Just a hit liko a guy taking a two-we-ek vacation and spending It at the desk ho usee for work the other M weeks ef the year However It's good to hear from Hadyn hnd the fact ho has released Information about his spring camp completes the Pioneer league preseason picture Twin Falls Is the only other club In the Pioneer league which will train in a northern city with a southern climate The Cowboys will open their preseason work at Prosser Wash oir or about April 7 Canny Andy Harrington has been ' working overtime the past month and a half getting things lined up which will give Cowboy fans ample chance to cheer on frequent occasions during the cam-pafwhich will soon roll around r i h l t f HI II I"! s £ £ H $ ' ‘n V’--' i t ' V v Rain Stops Bosox Game Dodger CLEARWATER FIs March 22 1ST —The exhi- Brooklyn Dodgers' bition with the Boston Red Sox was rained out Saturday but business around the camp was brisk neveri theless First Manager Leo Dur ocher a shortstop of sorts announced that In future training games he would share the second base job with Pete Coscarart Increasing suspicions that a deal is brewing with the Chicago Cubs for Billy Herman President Larry MacPhall is to leave Monday for Los Angeles where the Cubs are making head- ’ - ?V S4- ihnHMfrnftrivYcri'Jiiriii Phil Bizzuto Try to settle this draft business right Yank infielder and Joe DiMaggio try to settle who will be called to colors first Redlegs Lead r Grapefruit Ball League' Attains Leahy By United Press Riding on a string of five Ambition secutive exhibition game victories the world champion Cincinnati In Irish Job today lead the Grapefruit with the SM Rizzuto Is in a high classification but DiMag is married and is to becomo a father in the fall Peace Reigns—Indians Rated TeamHo Beat i i con- ' f t By Whitney Martin (Continued from Preceding Past) FORT MYERS Fla March' 22 (AP)— Peace it’s wonderful greatest thrills from football esIt even may bring the American eague pennant to Cleveland ‘The’ autographing "Indiana virpecially In the spring Then X can tually ’eliminated their championThe one thing that might be experiment and try out new ideas ship chances last year in their ef- desired is a little more forts to do the same thing with power at the plate Weatherly was without being under heavy presOscar Vitt but all that is changed the only 300 hitter last year and sure" As a' coach Leahy’is considered now and even though the club he was just three degrees over has looked like the Elm street the mark the most progressive tor he among Reds Open April 13 Tigers in several appearances to Power Man to follow any set pattern refuses Ogden and Pocatello will bo date this spring its worst enemies He has adopted most of Rockne’s tho last to start taking the fun will tell you it is the team to beat Hal Trosky Is the only real power but has adapted them for methods out of fundamentals In spring and doctor the man Mack Boudreau and Ken Harmony reigns drills Tho Reds are not expected wha Has administered this sooth- Keltner are just average from that the current wide-ope- n style of play to begin work unttU April IS but ing syrup Is smooth wise and Geoffrey Heath who standpoint both know Those say Leahy a number of lads who see action Feckinpaugh whose one of the game’s finest natural has Rockne’s of mannerisms many at Marysville will also have tho idea of Roger Is a players Is erratic He hit 14 home freedom of benefit of training with Clncln-- 4 friendly "Hello” or "It’sspeech a nice day runs ' last year but batted only Frank is unusually eloquent and ' natl farm clubs in ether parte Isn’t It?” i 219 He had a great year In 1938 was In great demand around Bosof the country before that time ton college as ha after dinner critics agree that the In- and may come back Many Bill Delaneey and his Cards are dians were the team which should The addition of Gerald Walker speaker but he lacks some of his also expected to start their work won the pennant last year who played with Washington last old master’s crisp delivery As a on April IS but like Ogden a have same team this year--i- f It’s season is expected to aid the pow- result the most 'famous of the the number of Pocatello players will Rockne “fight talks” were minus a little v j er situation stronger have the benefit of earlier work anything the Rockne zip and sting when A a With or York In Greenberg with' Sacramento1 Best ii Baseball the line-u- p fhe Indians could start repeated by Leahy some bf his thought It has the best pitcher in base- printing their world aeries tickets EaglesGetting back to Walker starting Once while they were nursing a point for this little discourse — he ball In Bob Feller It has a second right now As It Is they ' have slim lead ln a major game Frank has sent out his annual circular base combination which Cleveland enough pitching and tried to arouse them with a flowwill in slack fans roster the class of up Pis field to club any in against the make them containing Such information as age weight the business It has a classy third good for a few bobs across the ery between-the-halvspeech He closed by pleading that they "go height home address and 1940 club baseman and a siege gun on first board j out and win for your college for i are sandwiched in the four-pabase r I all-arou- nd " - ! all-arou- es Reds ’ league Philadelphia Athletics and the New York Yankees close behind t The Reds with a record of nine victories against two defeats are just a step in front of the A’s who have won 12 and lost three The Yanks are a close third with 11 wins and three losses but of Cincinnati's triumphs only one was over a minor league team while both the A’s and the Yanks’ citrus circuit percentages were built up on victories over minor league dubs The standings: lit-t- !e act has made Walker the friend of scribes around the loop ‘Otherclub owners could take a tnp from Hadyn Such information la invaluable to baseball writers It helps them over the rough pre-- ( season highway and when the cam-- 1 paign starts fans around the circuit are familiar with all of Hadyn’s ball players without having seen many of them in action ' i ’ An this proves that Hadyn H Walker Is a pretty smart hombre In n business where brains in the front office often pays dividends when brawn on the field 1s having tough sledding S For the next two weeks news around the Pioneer league will be practically negligible but from then until May 2 when the curtain rolls up on a brand new campaign fans around the circuit will be delving Into newspapers around the circuit n an effort to glean some knowledge of training camp proceedings from the black print before their eyes 1 - i 3 Champion Retains Badminton Title LOGAN — Dennis WilLmore won the Logan city badminton title 15-with a 15-- 8 victory over Austin Hubbard Willmore was champion in 1940 Norma Merkley winner of the 1939 women’s crown downed the defending champion Lucille Christen11-- 2 11-- 5 sen 10-Other results: Men’s doubles — Hubbard and Bob Corey def Blaine Willmore and Bill Davis 15-- 7 15-- 8: Women’s doubles — Merkley-Christensdef Mary Callahan and Marjorie Davis 15-- 1 15-Mixed doubles—Howard Morris and Lois Britzell def Dennis Willmore land Norma Merkley 4--15 12 13 v en 10 8-- 15 19-171- 5-5 I Shortstop Spot Looms as Only Question X Editor's note: For several weeks United Press Sports Editor Bsrry Ferruson has been tearing the major leame baseball spring training camps and today he begins the first ef a’ series ef 1$ articles ea the clubs and hew they shape op for the coming season The teams training on tho Pacific coast will be covered by United Press 8 ports Writer Jack Guenther In this series The first article en theworid champion Cincinnati Reds follows: 4 - W S Cincinnati Near York Brooklyn Philadelphia Bnaton Chicago 81 Lou a T T j3 3 5 3 I Pittsburgh Total L W L W L Pet SIS 838 e 3 3 S 520 3 102 SOOT 3 B 3 0 0 A A A 4 2 4 1 2 1 3 3 3 S 4 3 S33 3 4 3 3 3 3 Detroit 3 3 3 4 S 4 ? I 3 4 A A A A A t 11 5 8 500 420 4 S S 35? 333 A Aawrlcaa Lmim Minor Total Major W L W L W a 1 13 Philadelphia A New York Pt Louie Waehlngton Chlrago Boeton Cleveland It has capable catching and a -- satisfactory outfield In fact It to have about everything that makes up a winning team Including a spirit which was lacking in 1940i The bell cow of this fine looking herd naturally is Feller the unspoiled young Iowan who throws bullets !As Feller goes so will go the Indians and good sls the rest of the team la on paper it would not be in the No 1 slot as it is now in many quarters If there were much doubt that he can ’win 25 or 30 games We watched him the other day and-i- f we had harbored any such doubt It would have vanished Young Robert has had ’a rather strenuous winter! attending so many banquets he had to be careful not to open hia remark with: Ladies and gentlemen and honored fried chicken” He made nine speeches In one day at Camp Blanding recently "Six In the afternoon and three at nlght”he said i rather proudly Wild A Little Anyway he wasn’t feeling any too well this particular day Something he ate But he got out there and for three innings poured the ball toward the batters so fast t was just a blur He was pretty wild but’ he pulled himself out of holes by ' sneaking over third strikes or forcing a batter to tap Into a double play When you figure a kid like this s backed up by such capable performers as A1 Smith A1 Milnar Mel Harder Jim Bagby and Joe it readily Is seen why Pecklnpaugh Isn’t worrying over the pitching situation The general defense with the sparkling Lou Boudreau and Ray Mack around second base and covpudgy little Roy Weatherly ering half the outfield ’ from his center field position-leavelittle to be desired seems 1 i i - - - Kra-kausk- as ! s yourselves and for your mother and father" Legion Will Sponsor Leahy’s words apparently had the strongest effect upon one of his 1942 Denver Five assistant coaches- - As the latter DENVER March 22 (P)—The sniffled the players snickered and each other But when they Denver Legion basketball team nudgfd return to action they lost litwill be sponsored again next year did tle time rolling up the score by the American -’Legion post of Denver ’ Frank Grannell legion sports Bosox Option Hurlers director said: "There has been SARASOTA Fla March 22 some talk that the legion will drop (UP)— The Boston Red Sox Satthe team and we want to make urday night optioned Pitchers it clear that we definitely will Wilburn Butland and Bill Sayles be In the field again next year to Louisville and gave Hurler Alex with what we hope will‘ be a Mustalkis his unconditional release stronger team than ever" 'll Leyden-Chiles-Wicker-sh- am I Pet aoo 8 I 788 825 825 825 800 ‘800 388 - I e r 1 i Gee Wild as Wind Helps Dues Lose ' HOLLYWOOD Cal March 22 VP) — The Pirates’ hope to cash in on their $75000 investment In Pitcher Johnny Gee suffered a severe at the Pittsburghers bowed 10-- 1 to the Philadellet-do- wn phia Athletics Saturday Gee the "tallest man in baseball” walked four batters in a row In the first Inning Eventually he found the plate with a fast ball but then big Sam Chapman staggered him with a single scoring two runs on tot? of the run forced in by the four passes Diamond Dust i Bill Lee Works Out W ith Red Sox JTale o f Lombardi - ’ - f I By Judson Bailey ' 1 - NEW YORK March 22 UPV— Bill Lee the holdout pitcher Js working out with the Boston Red Sox in Florida while the Chicago Cubs fret in California The reason Manager Frankie Frisch of the Pittsburgh Pirates covered up the Identity of the player he fined $250 for breaking training was because he Is a young family man and not one of the playboys everybody susWhen Park Griffith pected had s cold nobody-coulkeep him away from the Washington Senators’ practice sessions — until his daughter Thelma hid all his trou! sers Don’t stop us If you’ve ‘ heard y this one: When Ernie Lombardi arrived at the Cincinnati Reds’ camp to end his long hold-oGeneral Manager Warren Giles kidded him “Well Ernie this is the earliest you ever ' signed s contract" ut 'How come?" grunted the bigf Just why rookie Shortstop Alf Anderson of Atlanta made such a f catcher against the “Oh X mean in the morning" determined hold-oPirates was a mystery until someGiles It was 8 a m body found out he married a lovely - Wes Ferrell may stick with the southern gal two days before he ut hee-haw- ed Boston Bees as a coach If he doesn't departed for camp The Cinmake the grade pitching He cinnati Reds won a pennant in has been working hard with Casey 1939 by getting Bill Werber from Harmon the American league they repeatStengel's green kids Shufro the young hurler Hugh ed last year with the help of Mulcahy recommended to the Philleaguer Joe Beggs the lies lived In a tourist camp until question now Is whether the spell he passed Manager Doc Prothro’s will be preserved by Monte Peartests and was invited into the son the former Yank A reteam’s hotel port says two of the three Detroit Jim Vernon isn’t staying at the newspapermen covering the Tigers same hotel as the other Washing- aren’t speaking to Hank Greenton players because he brought his berg One has an old feud and bride of nine days to camp and the other is mad about being was too bashful to register there scooped on Greenberg’s contract ' Louis Newsom the mighty man story of the Detroit Tigers who gave Daffy Dodger note: Brooklyn himself most of those nicknames once sold Dick Siebert the Philalike "Buck” and’ “Bobo” by which delphia Athletics’ first baseman to he is familiarly known now calls j two different minor league clubs himself "Crown Prince Louie" (the same spring ’ hurler Phillies Face Loss Of Star Slugger MIAMI BEACH FI A March 22 Phillies already hard hit by the loss of their star pitcher Hugh Mulcahy learned Saturday that Joe Marty 27 star outfielder has been ordered to report to his local board In Sacramento CaL for physical examination Marty said he Is awaiting a reply to his request that the examination take place here instead of Sacramento The loss of Marty who has been hitting the ball hard this spring would further weaken the Phils Rain forced a scheduled game Saturday with Jersey City to be called off LP)—The Rain Spoils Tribe’s Pitching ' Plans ’X V cs - Jr "- x y 4 New Car- Irvin Petersen dinal shortstop Cardinals Add Two Mien To ’41! Roster Tribune Intermountain Wire POCATELLO Idaho — Two more names have been added to the roster of the Pocatello Cardinals for 1941 Art Routzong business manager said Saturday announcing receipt of contracts from Irvin Peterson! shortstop and Bob Eislmlnger Tight-handpitcher i Peterson 20 is definitely a major league prospect In opinion of Cardinal officials and while coaching In Arlington Neb public school system been granted a leave to attend the Cards spring training camp opening April 15 at Sacramento Peterson was with Worthington Minn of the Western league for 45 days of the 1940 season and remains a rookie He is five feet 11 inches tall and weighs 185 pounds Joe Mathes Cardinal head scout and Joe McDermott of the Worthington dub have recommended him as capable of shortstopping for the local class C club Eisiminger from ’Portsmouth Ohio will also be on hand tor the season starting hjs third year in baseball He' began with Duluth Minn in 1939 and was with ed i he-ha- MIAMI Fla March 22 CPI — Rain Saturday washed out the first game of the 'Cleveland Indians’ week-en- d series here with their traditional spring rivals the New York Giants and that jumbled Manager Roger ‘Pecklnpaugh’s pitching plans He had just decided on a regular pitching schedule Southpaw A1 Milnar was scheduled for about six Innings Satur- Decatuand Portsmouth last year day with Joe Heving filling in and He Is rated as highly promising Bob Feller was to be saved for a He is' 20 years old p starting stretch before the Sunday crowd Now Feller and Milnar are slated to split the mound work in the single Sunday game Pecklnpaugh announced only regular hurlers would start games from now until the season’s opening TWIN FALLS Idaho—A $1500 score board will! dominate electric Cincy Reds Return the outfield fence r at Twin Fall' Jaycee baseball park with the To Spring Base opening of the season announces TAMPA Fla March 22 A5— The Carl Anderson business! Cincinnati Reds returned to their of the Twin Falls Cowboysmanager spring base Saturday with a trip The new scoreboard is to be Into Lakeland for a game with the stalled by a Twin Falls bottling Detroit Tigers discounted as time works and will be placed in center lost because of rain field It will be 32 feet wide and A record- Grapefruit league the will be approximately 25 crowd had been expected to watch feet top from the ground— just about Bucky Walters- and Buck Newsom putting a halt to homers in that renew their world series battle i section Walters and Whltey Moore were The lighting system will sho& picked to pitch against Brooklyn score by innings and runs hits and here Sunday errors in one row of figure and below will gppear the number of the player at bat and the balls Cardinals Will Test ’ strikes and ouls The board will be in constant Infield on Yanks communication with the box ST PETERSBURG Fla March over a special telephone pr?ss hpok-U- p —Before the St Louis Cardi 22 nals break camp Saturday Manager Billy Southworth intends to get a line on a new infield combination of Jimmy Brown at third Eddie Lake at shortstop and Frank Crespl at second base TAMPA Fla March 22 (UP)— The trio with First Baseman Mize breaking into the The first big worry of the year Johnny line-up for the first time has hit the camp of the world starting this spring will perform against champion Cincinnati Reds It conthe New York Yankees Sunday cerns Ernie Liombardi’s ankle a Saturday’s game with the Yanks carryover from an Injury lata last was rained out giving the Cardinal season Lombardi who was a holdout squad Its first real day’s rest since its arrival here February 24 and arrived In camp late wasn’t here long before his ankle started to swell again Now he has to take diathermic treatments daily Reports Premature CHICAGO March 22 CP — Re- He has not been able to appear in cent reports that John’ RIgney a game and to make the situaChicago White Sox star pitcher tion worse the second string Dick West is nursing a definitely had been deferred in the catcher arm and back Bill Baker army draft were a bit premature sore his local draft board revealed Sat- No 3 catcher has had to do virtually all the early apring receivurday night The clerk of the board who de- ing The Reds' big catcher hurt his clined Use of his name said Rigney would not be classified until the ankle chasing a pop foul in Brookthe lend of the 1940 report on his physical condition lyn toward had been received from California 'season and his injury forced Jimmy Wilson out of retirement to catch for the Reds the last two At Miami Batch Fla: Philadelphia IN) vs Jersey City (Inti) weeks of the season Lombardi —Canceled rain game1 in the Boston (A) ve Brooklyn NJ st Clear tried to catch on water Fla— Canceled rain world series but it caused him vs Kansas City AA) so much Washington (A) — pain that he had to reFla Canceled rain at Lakewalaa 8t Louis (N vi New York (A) at linquish the job to the " St Petaraburx Fla —Canceled rain ' Cleveland A) vs New York (N) at Wilson Electric Score Board for TF if! i I - ! j i Harry Ferguson TAMPA Fla March 22 (UP)— The world champions of 1940 go into 1941 on top of the world Once again Cincinnati sends Into the National league race a well balanced club with the best ' pitching staff in the game and a manager who has a knack of getting the last oynce of performance out of old and young hurlers The rest of the National league knows that they are the team to beat The Reds made some changes this winter picking up outfield strength and possibly sacrificing some of the smoothness of their infield 'When they traded Billy Myers to the Chicago Cubs It remains tobe seen whether either Eddie Joost or Bob Mattlck esn fill Myers’ shoes at shortstop and maintain the fine balance needed for a great defensive infield Quiet Confidence Bqt elsewhere the team is great and there is a quiet confidence around the Reds’ camp that 1941 will be Cincinnati’s third straight Bjr i Uaae Major Minor hi at lna al ge booklet form program This one j r talk-atlv- e - - i I i out-of-wo- rk soft-spok- en I " 0 4 t ’ Cincy Fans Will See Steady Club s i 1 Joins Cards I Novikoff LOS ANGELES March rookie slugger muffed a great chance Saturday to become a ’ hero t The Russian recruit struck out In the ninth with the bases loaded allowing the Chicago White Sox to whip 4he Cubs 4 to 3 and even their spring exhibition aeries Ted Lyons pitching master set the Cubs down with- quarters Such a deal might Involve Babe Phelps the chunky out a run In his three-innin- g turn catcher who has not reported to and Bill Dietrich duplicated the the Dodgers for training although The Cubs got to he signed his contract performance Second the Dodgers ’hired two Johnny Humphries forgone run in ball players Catcher the seventh and pushed across two Roy who has had a vaSpencer more In the ninth before Pete Ap- riety of big league experience was signed for service with the pleton rushed to the rescue The Sox got all their runs off Dodgers’ second team when the is split next week Jack Larry French’- who worked the squad Russell' right handed first five Innings going scoreless pitcher who played- - with half a against Sophomore Vera Olsen dozen clubs in both major leagues was - engaged as batting practice 22 (AP)— Young Lou ' j V $ Rookie Slugger Muffs Chance1 To Be Hero Chiisox Win- ' ! i - j I ’ gn California sunny according to chamber of commerce bulletins issued weekly and rainy according to daily weather reports will be the locale for four other clubs this season The champion Salt Take ' Bees will bask under the warmth of the sun at Boyes 1 Springs Ogden will take a chance et i Marysville Pocatello (will be at Sacramento and Idaho Falls will againgwork out at Merced Thus only the Cardinals and Russets ' will be at their last year’s stomping grounds for preseason drills Last year the Bees concocted a championship machine at Napa CaL only 14 miles east and south of Boyes Springs Ogden was at Boyes last year and Twin Falls trained at Spokane until Inclement weather there drove the Cowboys to a warmer climate Bobby Coltrin Is expected to start the ball rolling on the southern' end of the sun tan loopon April 6 when he officially bids the Russets a welcome to Merced At Lewiston Jim Keesey will take a gander at the complete Boise squad on the same date Salt Lake is slated to open fire on April 7 and Twin Falls has indicated this will be the likely opening date for ’ affairs in the Cowboy camp r I ft Noisy Lou Whiffs With Sacks Full ' XJncle’Sam Will Have First Pick Boys - i March 23 1941 Reds Look- IlMe ‘The Goods’ Again This Ball Season Down the Middle California Get Four -- ‘ Lombardi’s Ankle Worries Reds all-rou- nd pennant year Three pitchers won 58 games for the Reds last year and Manager Bill McKechnie has them ready to go again — Paul Derringer and Walters Junior Bucky Thompson Derringer is in great shape this spring Walters is in his prime- and Thompson 1s Improving Barring injuries there is no reason to think that the big three won’t win as many games as last year They may even do better McKechnle’s second line of defense on the mound consists of Whitey Moore Jim Turner and Joe Beggs great relief pitcher But his ace in the hole may turn out to be Monte Pearson the one- time New York Yankee who looks like one of the top hurlers in baseball on his good days So far Pearson has not complained of any of the ailments that kept him riding the New York bench a lot If Pearson comes of the time back to the peak he reached in the American league the Reds may come close to making it a runaway race Bob Ixigan a left hander up from Indianapolis is marked down as having definite promise Big Ernie Lombardi probably will be back behind the plate assisted by Bill Baker and Dick West West has been hitting often and hard this spring and is likely to see more action than he did last year when he was recalled from Indianapolis Good Infield Outside of shortstop' the Infield is the same that won the ' 1940 pennant — steady hard-hi- tting Frank McCormick at first base Lonnie Frey at second and the brilliant Billy Werber at third The outfield was strengthened with the addition of Jimmy Glee-so- n who hit 313 for the Cubs dislast year Ival Goodman tance hitter is available again and so--Is Mike McCormick who got off to a great major league start in 19?0 Jimmy Ripple one of the heroes of the world series and Harry Craft a fielder can step in if anyone is ' go-get-’- em hurt or ’falters! Summing ud: pitching Strength — Too-fllg-ht staff good infield good catching and smart leadership Weakness— Doubt about Joost ' and Mattick Position last year— First Won 100 lost 53 -- old ( Miami Fla—Canceled rain Detroit (A) va Cincinnati (N) St Lakeland Fla —Canceled rain R H E At San Antonio: Boston N 010 Olt OOO — 3 S O OOO 020 OOO — 3 4 1 St Louis (A) Erriekaon Salvo and Barraa Css tar Oatarmuellar (8)S) and Swift Graea Umpires Scorers Set Thursday Parley The Utah Umpires and Scorers association will meet Thursday at 11 1 7 :30 p m in the Salt Lake Tribune-Telegra8 3 auditorium leaders an7 Olsen nounced Saturday Members are urged to bring their H E rule books as a major part of the 12 O OOO OOO 001— 4 evening will be devoted to discussPittsburgh IS 13 and ing new baseball regulations for Isrrts Fsrrlck 4 ) Potter (71 Gee Diets Wagner 3) Lanahan llij 194L If) At Los Angelas: R A OOt 120 OOO — 4 Chicago OOO OOO 102 — 3 Chicago fNt 4 Lyons Dietrich Humphries A pole ton 1 9 and Trash French (6) and McCullough R At Hollywood Cat : Philadelpha (A) 310 222 OOO — 10 sad Davis Schulta 17) K E m l ill U Boston Bees Down Brownies 3 to 2 SAN NTONIO March 22 LT5 — pitching comGetting a four-h- it bination from Dick Errlckson and Manuel Salvo the Boston Bees defeated the St Louis Browns Saturday 3 o 2 for their third victory In seven exhibition games between the two' teams so far Errlckson held the Browns hitless for four innings and then yielded both their runs on three hits and a walk in the fifth Salvo held the Browns to a lone single the rest of the way DAY AND NIGHT TOWING & WRECKER SERVICE CALL CAPITAL CHEVROLET Dial NtcM Servic TH SOUTH mad STATE |