Show THE OGOEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINESUNDAY MORNING APRIL 13 1947 Major League Games Will Open Monday tMatches Set April 20 at Country wiud 15A R Set Pace in Doubles important hunk of baseball entory from which will date the into trance of the American Negro the big leagues and the inauguration of a pension plan to protect overage players will be written in the 1947 campaign opening tomorrow at Washington rnmm ssinnor A t$ inauuy Chandler having tossed out the first manager Fresiaem narry Truman a southpaw wffi open the he playing season proper when"first heaves out the traditional Senball" to set the Washington ators and New York Yankees going in the capital As customary that will be tomorrow's only contest The remaining 14 dubs in the two major by to open genleagues will stand eral hostilities on Tuesday i- aVTen& ' ! : r ur qne-ye- ar I Red Sox Ahead BOSTON (UP) — Fine pitching with the emphasis on strikeouts gave the Boston Red Sox a one game edge today in their city series with the Braves Three Red Sox hurlers combined to strike out eleven Braves and blank them 3 to 0 in the opener yesterday Souhpaw on Farm 12 kmc best in the nation' Pm Land Fairways in-fiel- j tmrnm — f £ BROOKLYN April 12 (AP) — Brooklyn fandom hardly recovered from their shock over the banish ment of Manager Leo Durocher may soon be rocked for another From two sources the Associated Press learned today that Branch Rickey president of the Dodgers has made overtures to Bill Terry of Flatbush to erstwhile arch-fo- e succeed the Exiled Durocher as field leader of the Brooks Whether Terry who brought j£J Colorful Campaign the For a number of reasons be to promises coming campaign interand colorful most one of the esting on record i corips Tuesdav are: National League — Boston at at PhiladelBrooklyn New York PittsCincinnati at Louis St phia 1 at Chicago burgh American League — Washington at Boston Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Philadelphia at New York After months of i conjecture Jackie Robinson a swift Negro who led the International last year has league in batting been signed to a Brooklyn contract and is expected to appear in the me ouawu Dodger lineup against vn of Tuesday Never before since the modern National and American leagues were organized has a Negro apleague uniform peared in a big will watch with The nation's fans effort to Robinson's interest great prove he can hit major league pitching If the speedy U C L A gradhis uate can clout anywhere near 349 mark of last season at Montreal he will be a Godsend to the Dodgers who badly need a first baseman Also if Robinson can stick in will the big show for five yearsthehe new become eligible under $50 monthly pension plan to draw fund upon retirement The pension to which players and clubs subscribe provides for increased payments depending upon length of service after the fifth year Cardinal Red Sox The nation's experts! almost unSt picked the animously have and the Boston Louis Cardinals Red Sox to reDeat their triumphs of last year in National and American leagues respectively and to stage a renewal of the dramatic world series struggle If anything the worjd champion Cards are a more compact and confident outfit than last year and the Red Sox have takfen on added pitching strength Brooklyn generally! picked- -suf-to Cardinals finish second to thelast-hoblow fered a serious Leo when its scrappy Manager susDurocher received a pension from Chandler It remains to be sfeen whether another pilot unfamiliar with the Dodgers' strange assortment of age and extreme youtn can duplicate the Durocher magic df '46 Disturbing reports have been heard recently about" the Detroit second to the Tigers who finished Red Sox last season and who figured to give Joe Crohin's club its most serious competition again Detroit observers say the team has come back north poorly conditioned nnrt that so far ho Tieer has shown any symptons of taking up the hitting slack created by the departure of Hank Greenberg i — Llkn iiu3 TWO UKOCu M1tP Kncnf left" Icis — - L — — ' onil Hnrnlr) Ritpmall —— —— — Ogden doubles classic at the Ogden pace In the annual are setting the Ldmm a 1913 series a week asm- to Thov --fired — — take over — the ccu t TT BOWling week-end- s ceases more before two left the has event firing lead The chairman of eHt-Mof the committee tournament the wu pio PGA former country "aT here said: "in au my sucn i line avnprienced of the Ogden those as fairways Golf and Country ciuo — Treat Offer Weekly Bowling Summary Beanie Standing Motor ocrnrVflCtinff T Pet W i L 33! 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LM i k: s L27 LM 11 m Parker-Fout- z Ketchum-Smit- li Payne-Paterso- ii Bateman-Welel- p L ' 19 20 25 30 26 Barney Parry I Mueller-ChicMattson-Franeo- L 37 n Richardson-StokeCass-Brya- n Wi 4 24 24 29 32 32 32 Jj 13 13 16 22 26 33 35 37 186 183 Ed180 179 Pet 768 661 643 554 536 482 429 429 429 429 ri m it- i Mni at Rowline Center in Coombs Market won the play-o- ff the Commercial league uoomos jyiarsei Auto fmm Williamsen Body Coombs had a team total of 3911 for four out of five games Iiji the sweepstakes Charlie Knight had individual high series of 868 for four games also high game of 235 Gtrill Market won team with a 3846 series for four games In the Commercial Doubles Clair Parlfr nnrt fThnrlK Burton won the season play-ofrom Bill Bailey and Nick Schlupp f ff Ogden City J League Bank Smokery Rmh Simor Market W 36 Pavne's Market The 35 34 33 Mint Mite-E-Tabl- ets Paramount lee Cream Utah Bottline Works Can Co American Blackburn-Jone- s Pet L 750 14 20 42 i 643 625 607 589 589 446 411 391 357 357 21 22 23 23 33 25 31 23 33 22 34 J20 36 20 36 13 43 Co C & E Peerless Pies Tntermmmtnin Roof Co 232 Marsh Pest Control 232 33 43 Flynn-Wooj Tan XMt tmt T n lore Ten High Bowlers Joe Barney 191 Claude Parry 185 L Simmons 194 Joe Barney 188 Al 183 Fialdini 187: Clauds Parry 185 Jack Marv Gealta 184 THorald Bateman Simmniu 182 Dell Stokes 182 Bill Chick 182 Lou Bryan Harrv DnviR 1R2 181 Horald Bateman 181 CarJ Critchlow Neilson 182 Al Fialdini 180 Jack Parker ds 24 23 32 33 411 -- j r : Clair Packer 178 beat for the championship score of 1462 to 137L 179 180 HONOLULU Hawaii iSiwiali — Wat Hisaka of Oeden sparkling forward of University of j Otio-- 4 I i - 1 m2 AG Bombers Bluebirds AG Guttersnipes QM Fifth Etc" QM Eng Maintenance (AP) — Eng Storage Surplus ranking Eng pitching Ten Hign Bowlers :l el 7 14 14 15 16 19 22 il4 I a ot 611 611 583 655 472 382 250 194 fer West Coast Limited mert Pacific lirmtea Opening Games Kansas Shift Plenty Muddy Monday — rsev-n- 5 New York at wasnmgion (16-1vs Newsom (14-1National League No games scneauiea 3) 3) Idaho Loses To Whitman 6-- 6-- (20-1- 5) (13-1- 1) 8) 6) (8-1- 2) 9) (26-1- 3) 5) j 6) 2) (9-1- 3) (20-1- 4) Bob Feller vs Borowy (12-1- Bob DENVER April 12 (AP) me catcne ior Paulson former Boise Pilots in the Pioneer league cicrned bv the Denver of the class A Western noc Kon TQiiicrn later was in tne nart of last on4 fhan ftaniJ GU1U £rmm HIV" nlnved Victornia and season with Spokane m the Western imeruduuum league He is 25 and a right-hande- d Over Woodcock heavy favorite to defeat British heavyweight Champion Bruce bout Woodcock in their Tuesday — and thus earn a title shot with Joe Louis in New York on 10-rou- nd June Wheels Out of — — — of the OGDEN REDS Now Available Free At All Sport Stores $100 or at L J CHRISTENSEN PRESS Basement Eccles Bldg the entire cost of the membership for 1 year is $1200 CAUL TODAY AT CIVIC ATHLETIC CLUB LAMAR PE ARC E 2416 Wash Blvd Ph 82 - Sij S 600X16 700x1$ 1480 1990 (Federal KxclM Tax Extra) — 1 m Regular I4M Value! 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V1CVCUU1U i 5-- L''aH Elf- TIRES T April 12 1 Six-Point- ESiBffiMB RHINO-FLE- X rs Four-Pointe- rs for Hew Season Misaka Stars For Hawaii TTtah ni '' Big Four Ready i- -i Two-Pointe- DAYTON Ohio (TTT") —The Cin cinnati Reds who haven't much to be cheerful about got a mtie encouragement today when Johnny Vandermeer their star southpaw advised them that his arm was in good shape again after a week in Philadelphia where a itspecialist massaged and stretched treat reaay i"-ahead In club who like to battle old man par have a bnsy seaso seasons I believe that with every team Golfers of the Ogden golf and country in one best of the above committee predict the this particular sport Members of the tournament strengthened over last toseason Clair and M Boyle Chairman J the retain Claude Squires Boston RpH Sox battle Parry history Left to right in pennant will provide the most league nas naa teresting season our in many years And a fine group of rookies plus the improvement of several clubs through player trades should produce a real show for the fans Fans always welcome new favorites and for the first season since 1941 the league has an exception-all- v strons erouD of newcomers Such fighting for regular posts JohnDom Berra as Larry players son and Bobby Brown of New Vorlr Farl Wooten of Washington Ed Robinson of Cleveland Jerry Witte of St Louis Jtiarry uorisn 01 Boston George vico oi Detroit Dave Philley of Chicago to mention only a few have a real chance to play important roles in the pennant race with a roll-o- ff ball Dan national invitational basket ball championship team made a W L !Pct terrific first annearance for Hawaii 725 39 11 Sunset Limited before 4000 fans re 675 Friday night 37 13 Coaster r Elks' Bowling League misaKa 650 ports MacKay xanagisawa vs 14 Challenger rck ttfrnrnti spwpti nnints and was Drill- 600 15 659 16 24 Tiimitetl v Parifir Short Horns Il2£ 18 591 Daylight 600 iant on defense and his lightning 34 16 H42P 545 Lark 575 20 2 33 17 v won hearts of the fans who Mules 4 800 Sierra 34 16 4 550 speed him an ovation that shook 32 18 Bulls gave 22 500 West Coast Limited 525 31 19 Hunters The final score was flU 22 500 Cascade 475 the rafters 19 21 477 23 L 19 21 1475 Trotters 57 Hawaii 40 Snikes 4O0 425 City of San Francisco i 16 24 If 23" 375 Golden State Limited 25 400 i 16 24 Antlers Misaka who ftew to Hawaii— J 15 2 28 300 J 375 29 Yearlings Argonaut snot he missed in his recent one Ton Hitfh U'PM?P J14 26 350 Senator 113 27! 325 South Pacific travels — but is ex Joe Barnej? 182 Ralph Andreni 170 Overland Limited 300 pected back m plenty of time to 112 28 Les Foutz 166 Vic Eddioft 163 Tom Calif ornian I? rh Knwlrq Mackey 162 A W Smith 16$ Gene SnyTn attend the dinner party the night der 160 John Adams 159 Harold Ward nf Anril 21 scheduled bv Kav 158 159 Tom Williams c! L McBride Argonaut Mukai prominent Ogden cafe own Limited 159 156 Jb u ±erKes uwi 100 vz jjLoaa er who will honor the university Utah General Depot M n m l Pet lrrus Sonator 1K5: W V Booth Californ of Utah basketball team 667 ian 154 A Esplin Senator 151 N G 12 AG Aces IJ 14SR E TI tori Henne mi m 12 667 wllc Hafitif Signal 149 C L Em- Simmens-Fialdi- Barney-Para- y three pennants in eight years to the New York Giants has made any formal reply to Rickey the sources were unprepared to say How the Dodger faithful would receive Terry's appointment is dif ficult to know It is a safe bet to assume that a majority have not famous forgotten 14Terry's now when he crack of years ago asked "is Brooklyn still in the league?" That was enough to make Sweet William the most hated person in Brooklyn The same sources said that Rickey's first choice was Joe McCarthy former New York Yankee manager now residing in his Buffalo home Too Marco aid refused thpv offer Rickey's telling him that he was happy to remain out oi Dase- - Reds Cheerful ' By Will Harridge Pet President of American League 011 (Written for Associated Press) 601 — The 537 rmPAnn Anril 12a (AP) 537 American base- real has league 500 L W 66 Mil League Will NEW YORK April 7 29 Marias Russo once the Yankee NEW YORK April 12° (AP)— southpaw on thesent A 164 Petersen to down the staff has been probable pitchers for the opening New York club's Newark farm of Wheatley 15j8 C Douglas S6 H White in the major leagues the International league the Yanks 156 B Pendleton 153 F Jams 153 C day games lost records for 1946 in (won and announced today Jorgensen 150 : parentheses) bail-handli- Dodgers May Get New Blbw match at the The first team and country club will take pLce Sunday April 20 at eight to J M Squires a m according tournament com- chairman of the mittee Claude onmmittee j "The country nnrts Sauires "and is at lis pea new ninethe of with the building than ever hole interest is greater uCuUui before The course California shape 'like Tournaments biavea Mathieu will serve as season team captain for thej 19474 r t MtM -" The men's greens will t-be held tournament annual L— May 10 nirwav The ladies Sre" atr 7 may tournament official on the coming up "Grass will beMav 10 and golfers k about the entire 18- lurnie said hole course eolf nro "The course is one of the NEW YORK April 12 (AP)— An his- I They Direct Country Club Tournaments penny added for credit Wool Hard-finis- h See these 100 Worsted Suits — and Wool Doeskin Suits Sizes 34 to 42 49 50 Other Kensing System 100 Wool Suits 3950 up McCLANAHAN'S 2344 WASHINGTON BLVD SEDANS COUPES I69i g95 MOTOROLA I V JUST ARRIVED! 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