Show Top Base Stealer at Work Scribe Chooses Dodgers to Gain National League Title Says Others Strong By Jack Hand lia ATLiAJNTA a £2a (Ar)-1- - April 11 -- M a a I ft SSSsBsWBBsBl f "'a! - and CincinOnly Philadelphia out of it Ail the others including the Chicago Cubs last in 1948 rate a tumble Pitts? burgh the Dig surprise of last year could verr well nip the Dodgers Here's the way the finish looks! to the writer a week before the nati" "appear opener: 1 : Brooklyn S Pittsburgh 3: Boston 4 st Loute I 5 Chicago a 6 New York 7 Philadelphia 1 J Cincinnati Most National league managers rail "the year 6f the big Ffs" Uncertain factors uch as IwelJ Black we! s physical condition Whitev Kurowski's sore arm and the comebacks of Pete Reiser and Jim RUsseli can upset all calculations '' The sale or trade of a single regular player could tumble the delicate balance in President Ford ' Frick's wheel Despite their' third place finish the J champion Boston behijnd Braves and St Louis Cards if looks like the Dodgers for the pennant from this corner Brooklyn has no sure winner like Boston's Johnny Sain i 32 - 20-ga- but in Branca and Rex who they have a pair Shot-toncould be tops Manager Burt ' pitching with Joe Hatten Preacher Roe Harry Taylor and young Carl Erskine to back up the Branca-Barne- y combination rates with the best Perhaps St Louis Ralph- Barney 's Pill RI&Bntfifjc For quick delightfully comforting help for ache and palna of Rheumatism Arthriti Veunn Lumbago Sciatica or Waurmlgia try ROBUND A taatsU— medietas that works pleaaaot throughv the blood First dose usually starts yon can work enjoy iatng pain amora comfortably Gat llwjmdalsap ROM I NX) at druggist today Wulrk sat- r ancney oacic guaranteed al-k- has a- little more class but Its pitching staff is strictly southpaw Bill Meyer may be cooking up the surprise of the year for Pittsburgh He made the experts look bad last year by leading the Underrated Pirates into fourth- place Off season deals for pitchers Mur-r- y Dickson Hugh Casey and Bob Muncriff strengthened the club Meyer says the improvement is 25 per cent Picking last year's pennant win ner for third place is risky business Manager Billy South worth has the same club that won in '48 with the addition of Pete Reiser veteran Dodger For the Braves it's still Sain and Warren Spahn as the one-tw- o pitching punch Ve Voiselle and possibly young John Antonelll the bonus kid who has been hit hard this spring round out the staff of starters Once again' St Louis has the best regular lineup in the league but there will be too many days when the aging regulars won't be in there It's a good club that is getting Old and weak in reserves Two other Utahns Jerry Peart 21 year-old Ogden right hander and Cleon Hodges Smith field -- are working out with "the Camp managers indicated Wankier is a cinch to open with the Cards when they swing Into action April 26 ' against the Twin Falls Cards Cowboys Slate Court Tilt 11 OWENSBORO Ky April' (AP) — The University of Kentucky's Olympic five plus other f and the western Ken' hilltpppers tucky State of this year and former years will clash in a basketball game here Monday April 25 All-Sta- rs iL-:- J1 ll Tonight's the Night ssssssslssss ' By Chester L Smith DALLAS (NBA)—One of the minor shocks felt in the American league last year was the refusal of the Browns to finish last as had been loudly and freely predicted In fact: the St Louis Americans With Zack Taylor taking over season under after an Muddy Ruel actually zoomed into sixth For the Brownies that was practically a stratosphere job This spring you hear Mr Taylor is harboring thoughts of crowding into the first division but it is doubtful that he believes there can be a spot in the top bracket for the Little Brownies The Browns' biggest change was made in the front office where it doesn't show in the club standings Bill and Charley DeWitt bought the franchise from Dick Muckerman They have a team that needs a lot of mending a process which requires time and money Two "Pros" in Infield Their infield will be the 'same ed DO IT Ogden's Finest The: Jttnn CHAIN William " j I I but-tress- 2Q 9:00 pm Tonight : 6:30 KLO Lighted Parking Area 2-- KLO Standard-Examine- Mon GUIDE ge Voorhis to Talk At Confab TECHNICOLOR 5T DAY! 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Marvin Milkes' of the Poeatello cardinals oz the Pioneer Baseball lea cue announced vtstsrdav oianc managed Poeatello to the Pioneer league champicoaltin last year Milkes did not disoloae details ot the transaction but he said it involved considerable cash Le Blanc has been training at St Petersburg Fla Reports from there indicate he is being sent to Houston of the Texas league BBPgH BBsBBsHBBsKV LcBsBsf VsNH W: Seal Drive Hits Halfway in Quota SALT LAKE CITY April 11 AP) — The Easter seal — has netted more than $19000 so ter the Utah Society for the P h v ically Handicapped announced today In addition $7000 in has been received for a to be held April 30 at the drawing r vciety's headquarters The soci-etjgoal is $35000 Ttm mer-chandi- se — Companion Hit Top secbCT nam ra Work Meeting Set Thelma Saxton will be in charge work meeting of the Twenty-nint- h ward Relief society Tuesday starting at ten am There will be articles made for a bazaar consisting of quilting and rug weaving A good attendance of members is requested All axe to bring their own lunch Drinks will be provided of an L D S all-da- i BURGESS y MEM — — SHOW -- Till S PM York" lat tstta Meet the ff£D --HEADED SREN fre lWlESff SOUTHWEST With FLAMING BEAUTY and RUTHLESS DARING SHE RULES THE GUERRILLA BANDS OF THE RIO (R 4MH Theatre CO-HI- T ' !ttessa Ta- - On Top o£ the H II— Where the Top Pictures Piny S assss tlmas News (Yawn Patrol IH ''V IwaBtaaaka ALEXIS ssssn t: ft Warrirt New iNew of Amerlcs Margaret Arthui (Jack Owens Sam ManSrsI Eddie Balientlne cifreySlam tmnd AFT8KNOOS Double or y n::w Mod ciranis MauiPe Tect IQalen Drake Welcome ': iTsyeiew Bar Service to Your Car Children Adalta OBatty Cmckar Of with a fFriendiy i Alt AT - fy WAITFB iasii ANN! 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is the shortstop 44 Jack Gealta 44 Phil Los Moss an able catcher will lantyne 44 Bill Richardson 44 Mabey have help frdra Sherman Lollar Jim Warner 44 Otto Waldren 43 who was a Yankee last year W D Harrison 43 W R LarzeManager Taylor was lere Salt Lake City 12 Ray Anwhen Pete Layderi decided tojarred give derton 41 Frank Browning 41 out field inn for football for up Stephens 41 C E Armthe former Texas halfback had Hugh 4" Art Cramer 38 Mrs strong been expected to he a candidate for Joe Mabey 36 E E J or gen sen 39 a regular's job the only K Li Kener 33 300 hitter on the club aside from Reeistered 29 bird handicap: Dillinger Paul Lehncr who can Chas Anderton 24 Hod Turner go a long way foil a ball when he 24 Jack Gealta 22 Dave Sanders has a mind toi and Mizell Piatt 22 Tom Lynott 22 Judy Parke compose the outfield most likely 22 Alf Christensen 22 Phil Mato be their opening day 21: W E White 21: Chas Taylor has goodlwords to say for bey 21 Hugh Stephens 21 Dick Kokos who arrived from To- Chandler 21 Don Art Cramer fin ledo last season time enough 21: Jay Pilkington 20 OKammeyer to appear in 71 games and hit 298 20 Bill Hichardson 20:Waldron W E and Roy SievefsJ a rookie from Grimm 18 18 E W R McLain Springfield 111 Klokos 18 Mrs Joe Mabey 18 will stay but Sievers probably off his Larzelere C E Armstrong 18 Joe Mabey 17 spring form needs more aging Registered 24 doubles: The Browns jinsist their pitchChandler 22 Tom Lynott more will be than ing it 21 Chas Hod Turner 21: W Ed White was in '48 Tfyj rugged conbase the 18 W R Larze20: Phil clusion on theftaddi- lere 18 Mabey J Mabey is tions There Red Embree who 17 Otto Waldron 1618:HE McLain Stephana was in '48 They base the was obtained from the 16 Athletics Dick Starr was a winner With Newark By way of the draff Bob Malloy who bagged 21 victories with Indianapolis was fitted into a Brownie Co-O- p uniform Impressive Pitcher SALT LAKE CITY April 11 One of the most impressive pitchers on the ?taff this spring (AP — J rry Voorhis executive is Tom Ferrick who had no rec- secretary of the united States Coord worth mentioning with Wash- operative league will be principal ington last year It was 4 but speaker at the annual meeting of he hasn't pitched that way in ex- the Utah Cooperative association hibition games Ned' Garver Frank Saturday voorhis is a lormer Call Biscan and Cliff Fannin are hold- forma congressman overs who almost must be startOther talks will be made by Dr ers Joseph A Geddes of Logan and What the Browns lack most la J Y Perry of Brlgham City directors of the state association stability - THE jzr Sl SALT LAKE CITY April H (AP) — Roth pagsfrof Twin PaO Idaho won the Temole Queena Bowling meet last night with bar Handicap total of total of 78S Sha frOB t y only DoHy Patechka of Price Utah Virginia Garden ef Loa a r geiet rolled tre second h:gh scratch tally of 760 which was good far an 868 ranaicaD and third n in nan of Salt Lake CNP Other top finishers were: — S0-bi-rd Brownies Have Thoughts of Crowding First Division GEORGE Tonight's Adventure TOYS j mi-tj- ' LET f Strictly Business Rogmv fowling Champ 25-bi- rd Bob Dilunger hits dirt to lead the league 1949 47 - FULLERTON Cel April 11 AP) — Sherman Wankier Levan Utah pitcher is one of three promising newcomers to the spring training camp of the Poeatello Cardinals of the Pioneer baseball "Ruth R APRIL 11 registered singles Sunday at the Ogden Gun club W Ed White Judy Parke Charles An- derton and Hod Turner ended in a four-wa- y tie for second with 48 out of 50 and Jay Pilkington and Joe Mabey ware tied for third with - Cards Have Three Promising Utahns STANDARD-EXAMINE- Tom Lynott Bait Lake City with 48 out of 90 birds won the race figures to be a wide open battle with the to chance best the win the pen- having Brooklyn Dodgers six-tea- m THE OGDEN (UTAH) MONDAY EVfciMl Tom Lynott Is Top Nan in Singles Shoot "Kl Bait" bbbbbbbbbBBBT W Hll!fXaJ TONIGHT and TUESDAY MALI —j FOREVER AMBER 7:30 in 1ft' 'SBSBsl lommg Tuesday "Last of the Mohicans" Color by TECHNICOLOR 20 Plssa PBBsP "Fererer I caa tin in 745 i9:M DAT I TOMORROW r 2 "laaflXfH?1 ORPHEUM "John Loves net One ' mm |