Show STANDARD-EXAMINETHE OGDEN r (UTAH) VuTMTKr APRIL 19 1946 BeardenHuris Acorns if Herman Makes Good In Comeback R 10B Billy : itUUAI jr Catcher Out Phillie il ' 3I1UTOU? I O Whacks Left-Hand- er Lead of Seals7 T - To One Fufl Game By The Associated Fr Won Lost Pet San Francisco Los Angeles -- !' 'Oakland 8 Hollywood San Diego f § L 5 15 14 J 13 JlO Sacramento Seattle 750 700 S 619 526 12 400 13 350 9 13 61 IS 316 316 7 Portland 6 9 8 1 ! By Bill Weathersby Associated press Sports Writer "The current campaign to stop the San Francisco Seals has a new J I Si f champion ioday in hefty who Gene Bearden whacked their lead inj the Pacific coast baseball league to one game Bearden pitched the third-plac- e left-hand- ed Si i Oakland Acorns to a f shut- thjree-h- it ( I I 5-- wen Jumped Reluctantly When Told Major League Club Had To Assume His Debt to Pasqu is IF w I f j j i (j - - rwJ Marine Reds Only Unbeaten Team I jp il' I I post-seas- I ijlie 'solid chunky guy was making a pitifully desperate attempt to regain the heights he had strode so lpng with the Chicago Cubs nd later with the Brooklyn Dodgers The Florida sunshine was bright and hot the legs were sore and the arm didn't seem to have the snap But the 41d guy was out there trying with everything he had striving to show the drive which came easy to the yjoung kids on' their way up And there were plenty of the young ones with the Dodgers down there at Daytona Beach They had the elasticity and speed Of youth and the carefree cockiness that dwindles with the years But the old guy stayed in there plugging— until the day he slipped While fielding a grounder and Wrenched his back J- That's when they said that Billy Herman after 13 years in the matwo and leagues jor years in the navy was through It looked bad for Herman as he headed for his home in New Air bany Ind while the Club traveled north The Dodger accent was oh youth In baseball you're heading downhill at 35 and under the Dodger kiddy kar program you were practically in the old men's home Billy 'was an admitted 37— and may be more ballplayers being wnai inPV aro rnnnnrninc affps For two weeks Herman was out oi tne lineup and as the Dodgers earhe up to the opening 6t the season they had a team on the J'ield which averaged 25 years of There was a Joe college outfield as Other veterans like Dixie Walkf- er Goodie Roserf and Augie Gaj- Ian chafed on the bench The in- fielders wpro vnnn mon too with ucn proved returnees as rete e Reese the teiser and teadying factors But whpn thi spasnn nnened he Herman was hark xn me uneup the omy among a bunch of The back had come around with test the legs weren't sore any moke and the speed was back in the! arm The brnwn-pvpman with thi easy grin proved in short order! j wasn t a misiaKe to So mat this one exception in the youth movement even if Herman did have a son who wasn't much younger than these guys with whom the old man was playing Vm the opening game Billy set the Dodger pace with four hits in five times at bat and followed up ivith one for three And then as the- Dodgers met the hated Giants at jEbbets field yesterday it was Old Man Herman who broke their backs The kids had got two runs home in Ithe third inning but there were two more on base when Billy carried his bat up to the plate He looked at a fast one swung fruitlessly at a secoruf as the crowd let! out a hungry yell and then blasted a ball into right field for it triple that made it four to noth-in- g And then standing on third base Billy showed the kids how to Iplay heads-u- p baseball even it 37 when he scampered home ok a passed ball That right there jvais the ball game Those live runs looked as big as a house and to be too proved J They also proved it's going to take quite a youngster to movje Billy Herman off of second base ine old man is quite a way from inrougn "i?7-vparS- : fives-ye- I ar Owen Sinks Winning Run on ? s i te er 13-- J i 4 Salt Lake Park To Change Name j! j I 'iy s: im Im i MHfer-nandez- : I I im 1 THIS IS KIP k£VE$ " YBABV7-SEE? - USTtH SHARP' A ' HER PRIZE KERRY QkAKk FOLLOWS HER--- - WITH ATTA SOS OSCAR OO! 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Teams j RADIO GUIDE 1946 M RCC lrl ' 't THE H Ex-Dodg- 'I cavCS oia-tim- er 34-2- ! 1 Pee-We- — i Ite crT4v T j i Iff- Org tWMAhJP THAT out 5 to 0 Thursday for the Seals' fifth loss in 20 games while the Los Angelas Angels! in second place finished strong to nab a 4 win over Sacramento It wjaS the TANGLED CATCHERS Two catchers Rollie Hetnsley Philadel 20 starts Aiigele' 14th victory New York uiants xmgie as ior- Lombard! San Diego's unpredictable Padres nii iwAthletics and Ernie mil out n seventh inning iryins 10 scure wf 1fr hopped to the top of the second cm-- i i viuturs i h niiafani Phi iei marie a mree-ni- i division on) a 1 triumph over PortRainierS! at Seattle The the land Beavers won their second in three games with Hollywood 4 to 1 but remained at the bottom of the ladder in a tie With their fel-I- ! low northerners of Seattle Bearden won home fan plaudits by choking the Seals off at the plate for four innings allowing soent the bulk oi th4 monei' ad-only one hit) up to the eighth and BW Harry Graysoh mu yvnai- vancea — as income fanning 10 batters Thef Acbrns Editor NEA of on Sports Al Lien winner not" jumped NEW YORK April 19 (NEA)— three games for the Seals this This story had the Owehs in season in thje fourth arid drove him Mickey Owen jumped to the Mex financial straits! following the from the mound marking up four lis re windfall when the Dodger lumit reluctantly ican league runs about go MIL'1 inary changed hiaj mind At Los Angeles the Angels came vealed when Branch Rickey told ing below the border! Yet— from the standpoint iof the from behind in a thre£-ru-n majjor league club eighth hin that fee MMniiaot lutljLi-of all maior league own- interests wmiM have ui inmng and Jess Dobernic finished ers— President Sacramento off by striking but Rickey tor thfe sec- uiuf men ond time lh the ninth three bungled a Mexican situ ths Pasquel brothers in the way ation He mishandled thej LiUis of bonuses case the outlet Olmo from Mrs Don Jorge Pasquel gave would have It paid big league Oiven $7500 and a diamond ring out the to straighten magnates in addition to the catcher's $12500 Owen's mess 1 I contract at for signing a A satisfied athlete bf Owen's $15000 a year according to an stature would yery definitely give official of the Brooklyn club Mexican league aj leg to istahd CLEARFIELD — With Lowell says the The sad part of it was" Mickon in making offers to! disgrauntled Pratt thpir nnpman nn nni c this official "that following leaguersi jf the) man from the Owens major Missouri likes it ddwSi yonder ing 'era in It the rate of over 20 ey's service in the navy he'll be a living invitation lip points per game the powerful Maothers and stars asking foi more rine Reds Friday entered second will wield a club over the m sguls' half play as the only undefeated heads until the fasduel brothers team in the tire of spending: money ire Navy Bar-- I 1 taken into the fold racks intramural basketball tour-- I As we pointed oul as a hesinamei:' at Clearfield naval supply tant Owen stood swaying on depot MEXICO CITY AprU 1 (UP) border National! league jwners The Reds knocked off the RebCatcher Mickey Owen should have gotten ioether and 4 els in the feature contest of cduldn't be among thost present richly rewarded I the Sitchei" for the 25 games played sp far hand- yesterday in the hilarious opening changing his min(d For the fliflob of Owen idn the ing the outlaws their only loss dy festivities at Ebbets field in on the strength of the! Salt Lake Brooklyn but his new Mexican heels of Junior ! Step hens' flight City star's 25 counters After trail- league friends and fans kept him would have done mere to! crimp the circuit below! the Bio Grande ing 9 at the halfthe Reds ex- from being homesick best than any retaliatory measure orploded Pratjt dropping nine goals They cheered himhisin the Mexican ganized baseball could have conin the second half Flatbush style in I C & S land the Rebels trail league debut with the Vera Cruz cocted ft Don Jorge Pisquol's w eel with one loss and the Marine Yel Blues even though there was a lows Officers and Barracks have distinctly Latin! accent to the wouldn't attract too much attentwo losses chalked to against volume of yelling tion with Olmo let alone the Oweh responded by driving to Hausmanns Zimmerrnans Mag-lie- s them the Winning run in the ninth to Carrasquels Gormans Whatand Ffank ihs nine for a 4 to 3 victory over mile-hig- h Delta said at about ever nice things they Monterrey it could be dismissed asi sctur park4 He stepped to the plate wfith the score tied the bases loaded and Olmo had not yet had time to one out in the last of the ninth establish himself as a j name player He blasted a long fly that threat- - and the others couldnt play in the SALT LAKE CITV to to north of the border big" show anyway I ened (AP)— The lalt Lake City com-?- ! but the outfielder was orator once For playing Rickey popped mission has decided to change the deep for him and caught it Freddy off out of turri — pefojre Owph dename of the municipal baseball Gonzales raced home from third cided not to go throiigh with he park where pioneer league games with the winning run Mexican venture '"ye don't want will be played from I'Tommiin A' gang of 400 kids jumped over dissatisfied ballplayers on the iJ?hnC- Derks field the field bleacher fence to Dodgers Even fif hej returned memory of the late isnnrts mtH - get aright at a Owen look but be I on the mkrket Owen would good tor of the Salt Lake Tribune I i of policemen 'squad flying stopped etc" Derks was widely known in them from to home when sohiewhat retracted advancing Rickey baseball circles of the west -- for plate an to about fxeeutfe Owen started He died nearly half a Owen made two singles in five face go"Naturally! we aren t Said last year after acentury Teams have been announced for ha to Oweri prolonged iUness times at bat away" give ing Mound Fort schooi seventh and thej ahd Mttle was toq But that to eighth grade softball clubs by late Owen visipned himself in Coach Home The following boyjs itandard-Examine- r the role of a whipping boy and will represent Mound Fort s sevlpanprl on fo Fri11 A M 1:30 and 4 P Ml Now Mickey is: in position to enth grade: Gerald Campbell Nelson Howell Mifflin Jimmy the Pasquels strike the great- help Also 6:15 Sat KLO 1430 est blow in history fdr thp pro- - Van Cleve Keitlj Stuart Cruse Deja Duane Morris Bryce Winters! fessional ballplayer KLO 1430 tec KPVL 132 He KSL 1160 kc KUTA 570 kc Pail Knighton Ralph Phelps Ronr ald Laurie Shaw Richard Lowder nflpPassport to IContlnenal OrchlAIdrlch The Lone Rose Call CfaTry Whetton Larry 6 15 Romance Newsroom PamllY Ranser Laibont Johnson :30 So You Think Gary Wateri-stra(rnffx7' Is Your Kate Smith SingsThls 6:46 Yon Know Music 'Duane Kimber Normah B Henry News Tavern FBI 7 00 Oa oriel Heatter Larsen and Paul Hampton Are Co A Young Show - and 7 15Real Life Stories People iHollday ?hr The eighth grade is made 7 :30ISpntlJ?ht Band Waltz Time withDurante-Moor- e The Sheriff of: Darrell Cottle: Robert Larh up 7:46 Spotlight Bands Frank Munn son Chris Petersen Jerry Ohlsen 00 Hcnn Ml Taylor IMvsterv JERSEY CITY N J April 19 Donald Stitt Boyd Fairchild H'wood Theatre Cavalcade of Spta Daro lb II Goodman r Tv — !' 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AND YOU SAY WONDER BREAD CONTAINS THE ioOCTlTC 'STAMfW I l Ore April 19 (UP) J— wimamette university officials announced appointment of Schaake former assistant luvioau ana DasKetoall coach at the University of Kansas to the Willamette athletic staff Schaake will head the basketball and track departments and will act as assistant football ment6-d- ay El-mer- every scbooilday "MUTUAL BROADCASTING BEWJAREV r MOTHER'S Willamette Signs Schaake as Coach SALEM NlOLWORS SYSTEM tor 1?: 1 - COME-O- M — '" 1 i |