Show SPORT HIGHWAY Revealed for Program Yearly Jollification 1 r -- ''iiiiii-- i : '''i-'j'loi::- : ' They Are Ready to Lead Parade Saturda Y Coliseum to Be Scene ''I'!!')!! - ""vv-'mm- 14A y Tidbits From the Sports World Leo Durocher fiery manager of the New York Giants may find himself out of baseball for keeps as the result of a run-i- n with a spectator following the Brooklyn National Two major events) of league game Thursday Wildlife week which ends Oi Durocher was set down for the entire 1947 season for conduct detrimental to base ball by Commissioner Happy Chandler At that time Leo was manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers Chandler ordered an indefinite suspension of Durocher today Bey Scouts and nurses of the two Ogden hospitals will solicit funds for the "Cancer drive" at the Qgden-Billingame at Affleck park this evening Mrs John Hendricks one of the ladles in charge announces In case weather will not permit the playing of the scheduled game this evening the fund solicitation will be conducted Saturday night at the local baseball orchard Officials of the Ogden Reds are lending utmost assistance in the cancer program "We expect to realize a neat sum from this part of our Ogden program" said Mrs John Hendricks today Donnett and Leone replaced We-land Palach as umpires at Affleck part last night Walei arid Palach moved to Salt Lake It is usually the custom to change umpire assignments after a three-gam- e series Just why the chanee was made before the close of the n Billings-Sa- lt Lake and Great series is unknown The man with the answer is President Jack Halliwell of the Pioneer league The formal opening of the El jnonte uou and country club is scheduled for Saturday April 30 Professional Stu White announces Open house will be observed regardless of weather between 4 p m and 10 p m Saturday A Scotch sixsome with two men and a lady on each team will be the featured attraction Sunday starting at 9:30 a m friend "Bring your wife or to this get acquainted girl party golf tournament" said Professional Stu White A event and a driving contest will be added features Sunday starting at 4 p m from the number one tee Awards will go to the winners" Ernie Schneiter Jr is now operating the Green Acres driving range at 37th and Wall avenue Young Schneiter is one of Utah's most promising young golfers He conducts a free clinic each Friday evening and will have his dad Ernie Schneiter Sr on hand for professional advice Golf will enjoy Its greatest sea son in Ogden 's history during 1949 and tne driving range will enable lot of Working people to polish up on their game in the evening under the lights Golfers of the Ogden Golf and Country club will qualify Saturday and Sunday for the May leg of the President's and Directors cup events The official opening for the counis scheduled for Saturday try club The annual Fairways May 7 and Greens tourney will hold the attention of the club membership Managers and coaches of the fifth annual Utah All - American Beys' baseball game will meet in Ogden Saturday May 7 to draft plans for the selection of the teams for the 1949 classic Bailey Santisteven is the South manager and Vernal Harris is the skipper in charge of the North Jimmy Gilbert of South and Don Wrber of Provo are the South coaches while Monte Bailey and Floyd Slater will serve as the coaches for the Northern nine The May 7th meeting is scheduled for Hotel Ben Lomond at 1 p m Sarazen Opens Series for Utah Golfers gs mmmmW Falls-Ogde- JS PSBBJ -- hole-in-o- ne Orval Grove Sold To Sacramento CHICAGO April29 Grove 29 right-hande- d (UP)-M3r-va- l pitch- er who joined the White Sox of the American league in 1942 has been sold to Sacramento of the Pacific Coast league in a straight cash deal General Manager Frank Lane of the Sox announced today' Lane did not disclose the price No other pitchers were Involved Grove whose home is in Chicago had a major league record of 63 wins and 73 losses He won two while losing 10 for the Sox in 1948 His sale cuts the Sox roster to 27 players of 'whom 11 arc pitchers last-pla- The Overlapping Grip (First of a series written for The Standard-ExamineBy Gene Sarazen Winner of Them All Your golf game begins by hold ing xne ciud Because 95 oer cent of a eolfer's trouble is caused by a faulty grip I am starting this series with the grip Masters play with their hands nutters play with their bodies Let your hands be the generals oi your game The body follows the hands Harry Vardon introduced the )v grip and si-time the great names of golf with a lew exceptions have made it the more DODUJar of the two The interlocking grip used successfully by Francis Ouimet Claude Harmon Chick Harbert i self is the only oth er grip I will explain the reasons for r) ! Let me here stress the fact that the overlapping grip is preferable only if you possess large hands to matce it work Note the illustration The left thumb is on the right nana ana tne paim of the left We note that the little finger of the right hand overlaps the nnger or tne left tin--name of the grip This grip) makes the two hands work as a unit because they are closer together The left hand acts as the hinge on a aoor controls tne swing 10 De placed you should be able to seeproperly three knuckles of your left hand while ad- Breessog the ball The "reminder grip" is a great aia in tne proper position of this hand By placing the left hand to fit on this flat- tened surface of the club shaft the knuckles will be in their proper place The left tht::b !"r r vents the wrists from breaking as mucn as mignt be aesired de creasing the flexibility This re suits in a slight loss of power In general however the golfer win De steadier witn this grip Once you deride stick to that grip ana forget about experi menting Next: The interlocking grip -- -- ce Program FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 29 Saturday night are yet to come according to officials of the Weber Wildlife federation sponsoring organization The two activities are an extensive parade scheduled for Saturday at ten am along Washington blvd and the annual federation jollification which begins Saturday at eight pm at the Ogden Livestock Show coliseum The colorful parade is under direction of Ralph Morley chairman who reports Brig Gen William M Morgan commander at Hill air force base will lead it The program will start from Twenty-sevent- h and disband at Twenty-firIn the line of ma be riders from Weber county mounted sheriffs posse Riders of the Wasatch Outlaw club Davis county mounted posse Twin Star Riders from Bountiful Summit county posse Henefer Pony Express Golden Eagle club and the m Lady Riders Rocky Also in the parade will be Ogden city and Weber county com- fmissioners and other dignitaries who have been invited to partici pate Floats carrying wildlife exhibits bands and marching groups will aiso oe seen "Hay Lift Chief Brig Gen Morgan was chosen to lead the parade because of his part m feeding hungry deer during operation "Hay Lift" last year when army planes carried hundreds of tons of hay to the herds when other methods of transportation were stalled due to deeD snow federation officials said The general has been a staunch supporter of wildlife activities since he came to Utah they said The parade will be followed by an exniDit on city nail park included will be deer bears swan and a snow goose with Boyd C Carver and Ricy Anderson state game wardens in charge The swan and snow goose are Being exhibited primarily so that hunters can studv them and learn "the difference in markings and size to avoid killing the swan by mistake during the hunting season according to Clark Anderson federation president The jollification under direction of Chairman Woody Jones and vice unairman Ormond Konkle promises to provide a full evening's entertainment of good clean fun Expected to be highlighted will be a unicycle act a specialty act Dottie and Stuby Merino and by El den Carlson a bouncing and trapeze act by the three Merinos Beverly Stuby and Oreno and dancing girls By Membership Only Admission to the jollification will be f 1 memberships only according to WUlard R Doxey federation -secretary who reports sale of at if a memberships proceeding rapid pace Meanwhile Game Garden Boyd C Carver asks the public not to feed the bears at City Hall park park soda pop— at least not in bottles Noticing one of the bears was in distress Carver fed it gobs of cotton smeared with honey and later the distressing article was found to be about two inches of the neck of a pop bottle Evidently the animal had bitten off and swallowed the glass from a bottle of pop given 'it Carver 1 said Although some bears drink pop out of bottles those on exhibit are not used to doing it Carver explained Williams to Test Carlin Tuesday Eve Only EE 1 Speedome t e r AIR-FLIGH- with your order Wmm for 2 Speedometers Get two of your friends to m far KYCIES SCOOTERS tel A 'New en is' 5-- - i t-- w - ' ) -- Ben Hog an Hopes Cards Defeat nad aw no complicated it on your c - and OOl large eostlv- dial gives accurate speeds up to toy m instrument O pfCfaioo of a fonlov tically low pree 93 F Ligotti Co 89 Avenue U Dept — Brooklyn Rush me Name Address City Enclosed find $ Speedometer State Ship COD Plus Postage 1 Ship prepaid Ship free with every 2 ordered Pilots Wallop Pioneer League To Golf Circuit Russets in April Ben the mighty mite of t Pet who thought "was going Series Final to die' after an s l an Cowboys in Wild Contest NEW ORLEANS Hogan her golf Br the 29 (UP) April 29 (AP) — The defending champion Pocatelio Cardinals won their first game of the young Pioneer league season Thursday night by outlasting the 2 Twin Falls Cowboys in an error dotted contest However Twin Falls emerged with a 1 series edge The Pokes will try their luck at Idaho Falls and Pocatelio hosts Boise in another series set-t-o starting tonight The slim crowd of 855 was treated to a hit spree as 23 blows were spirited to the park's inner and outer zones Manager Walter Lowe of Pocatelio boomed out his first home run of the season Pocatelio counted four big runs in the third inning on three hits one walk and an error' It was in this frame that Lowe who managed Boise last year lifted his blow over the left field fence with two aboard The Cowboys boomed back in the fourth to score four runs on a triple twosome — two hits two walks and two errors — and sent the Cards starting chucker Bud Powers to the showers Sherman Walker relieved him and lasted until the sixth when Twin Falls collected five runs on a hit four walks and an error Tom Smith replaced Walker and was credited with the victory POCATELLO 13-1- 2-- 360-fo- ot roealeilo Twin lulls AB H O A AB H O A s 0 o l FtteraonM 3 2 0 0 Nennlf ssia 3 0 Schrdrcf 10 Rivera30 3 10 tVan rf Bucklf 3 0 10 0 Barc ski2b 8 3 S 3 Jessenlb 4 18 0 Tiiiiaili Pickettjrf BtlO 4 312 2 Metro cfss 3 113 Moreanc 8 0 11 Mich'lstl3b 3 0 4 3 Lew'skiss 4 0 3 liRaleyct Bell 2b 4 110 1 accident planned to return to Fort Worth Texas today still not knowing whether he will ever again play as a professional Hogan P G A United States and western open champion was examined yesterday by Dr Alton Ochsner the surgeon who flew to El Paso Texas to operate on him two months afb following the accident Ochsner tied off a blood clot in Hogan's leg to keepit from reaching his heart Hogan was released from an El Paso hospital a month ago He said yesterday that "honestly I thought I was going to die" while he was hospitalized with blood clots in his lungs and leg He is down to 120 Dounds and still moves cautiously Yesterday he got a checkup from Dr Ochsner and had made But no one would say whether Hogan could ever again play the kind of golf that brought in fame and fortune in professional ranks Hogan said The way I feel now I wouldn't be able to hit a ball across this (hotel) room" He said he wanted to play again but would give up golf if he couldn't return to form "I don't want to play a business-man's game" he said J X-ra- ys top-flig- at 93c each Zone Silt pi one-thi- rd one-thir- Bert Haas Gets New Position NEW YORK Aoril 28 (AP)— Bert Haas utility player who hit 282 last rear was aesuireri from the Philadelphia Phils today by the Mew York Giants Haas can play either third or that base and also ka Jhtam usi m the outfield i 3 3 Great Falls 1 1 s i 1 3 IDAHO FALLS April 28 (AP) Idaho FaUs The Boise Pilots waved their po- FoeataUo 1 3 1 1 3 3 tent bats Thursday night to smother the Idaho Falls Russets 11-- 4 as 1 ' Pro ba M r P h at mtt some 867 fans shivered in a cold ri' r at Kal K A 8:13 p m wind to watch the wirfssap of the (DuaiyncheUit BUlings (Moore) at osden first Pioneer Baseball league series -— 8:15 p m H 881 aba ABB OA! 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I I 2 10 2 10 0 3 10 O GB 2-- T I :i fi 0 M I n 8 2 1 ISirf 333 333 1 333 1 r r 1 Momvm &Hlllalb I Tlwshr3b I r Goldi-e- 3 8 3 at! an 333 e 0U-hull- 1 fcalsfiektf The Russets hobbled the ball for eight errors as Boise wound up Ufysaard) S:1S p za with a 1 series edge The Pilots move to Pocatelio and Idaho Falls aaa it tti 1 will entertain Twin Falls in three- game stands starting tonight lore 4 Valc!h 1 ' ttnMii Boise uprising in A three-ru- n 3 6 in 7 nli the first inning was capped by Al 8' Dto jfe TakUehr 13 lann 7 ' Suazianos ringing three-bae- r " The Pilots scored in every fram-e- Attendance 87 — anowcr five through nine witn trio of runs coming in during the seventh at HO-Joldi- ren t 7 fJoldwen 6 Sinn 1 Kunncr 2 Parks Parks 2 mmmm 6 5 8 Winner -- Parki Time— A— 2 33 tooi i !!! 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O u StaSf ToUlg 40 1327 12 Votats 7th xSingled Cor Yakltch in 1th xxRan for Clardy in xxxFlled out for Mueller in 8th 388 811 :21 — 11 rmsp - 088 388 88- 8- 4 Idaho Falls E—Harms Bartholomew Holt Anderson Neal 2 Mendosa Stumpus tTaanla2 R Hill Tipp Stumpus SfxVm KSOniH 2 Phipps Shaehan 2 Valentine 2 Lamar 2 Spaiiano Gilmore RBI Unit 2 Mendosa 3 Phipps Valentine Lamar SB— Koe- 2 Spaziano Jarvis Gilmor SSheehan nic 2 Valentine Valentine Lamar DP Stumpus to Holt to Tapp: Harms to Holt to Tape Lamar to r h p ps to trig to Phipps hm B— weaver ZBH Koemg sjf9nnnnnnnnnnnnnWnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnst 91 'WBi I Treat yourself to die I style Owl eye-appeali- makes Portage Shoes so distinctively smart 1 I Thar Amrnrn frfkj fjf Isjhsj'jli - 1 fcf only ins fslliry nnnkww Fishing Days Are Here Again Fish the lower Bear River for cat carp and suckers Trout season opens Sunday May 1st in W mi n c BUY THE BEST TACKLE AT nj ' s9nssi8anBsl bsbs KsssssssS LstssW BS A mr PTtC1" I HEADQUARTERS WILSON CLUBS Men's Ladies' Du Bow Clubs Woods Irons Balls 35 55 to 95 Golf Bags 350 to 2500 Shoes pr i 050 rugged number in scotcn I I Flat Fish and Russell S8a Lures to 1 2f Fly Rods the best values in town to Sinkers — Full variety if Automatic Reels up 495 Winding Reels 39 to 495 7"i Baskets 249 Landing Nets 175 to to I I The new wuh SikiBiJi 995 LINES— asting Fly Troll inj Artificial B1U Flies Plus C ACCESSORIES Everything for the Fisherman KAMMEYER'S KAMMEYER'S SPORT 328 - 24th STORE I BSsV SSSBBBBk KAMMEYER'S GOLF PLAYERS neer league baseball pitcher to lose two games And he only worked in one and 23 innings Dudrey opened for- Pocatelio Tuesday night and worked in one and innings He went in as a relief pitcher Wednesday d worked of an inning and was taken out Dudrey was charged with both defeats S W C:tv auxomobile-bu- s te POCATELLO Aoril 29 AP — J juuarey oecame tne nrsl ren 1 To Return T Just snap '' er victor in the battle royal at the Armory last Tuesday eets Johnny Carlin in the main event of the Baker-Merri- ll Legion sponsored program next Tuesday night May 3 Matchmaker Dave Reynolds has paired Williams and Carlin over one hour with two falls to win Billy McEuin and Gorilla Poggi will collide in the semifinal Two falls will be necessary to win this event Pat Cronin and Elmer Davis will provide the fireworks in the opening match "Williams is a crowd pleaser in Ogden now and will be favored to upset Carlin in the Tuesday night main event" said Matchmaker Reynolds "Each of the three scheduled Tuesday contests should he brim thrills Bell time iul of action and will be eight-thirt- y p m sharp" Dudrey Loses 2 SPEEDOMETER League Games ' ' " BICYCLE JSh SC00TEIS buy one each niacus and get y o u r s 0T0I FREE - 4 bbbbbT & MPBIkltjy m Al Williams one-mu- A Selectrics Tale final Game 01 Series Billinn Tests Ogden Here Tonight The Beds entertain the Billings4 — Mustangs weather permitting in Miko°Lohbeck of Great v7ftn the a new series starting at eight-fiftef ijW s9 wJmtz m this p evening Great Fails fotsjrta This blow invades Salt Lake for three games three tallies Manacrr Ham Ogden moved Into a 1 lead in "Oeden player to the first two innings Thursday Oalr He collected two than one hit but Great Falls came back with sinRles three runs in the third to deadlock she score at S all Each team fielder and catcher led tie Great with three then bunched three tallies in the PaSs team a sixth to again share honors with double rri triple Bob Parks relieved Ivan eight runs each sett on the hUt for Great falls to Great Falls then tamed the sev- the? sixth Aside from a triple bv enth inning into a riot with five Johnny kCoore Parks set the Reds for six lOSjHB tallies In this frame pitcher Bob down withoutK' av hit t'-off frr three but Parks who took credit for the! ainides in the ninth i :m m Hlt:ffliV V 'SSI waBSp VTlmv cnt m mimmlm TV Guy Sinn and Koaaaer per- Wm mmf and Hank Borch added hits after foraned on the hiU in that order for 1 'is wKw wtfm wmii mm which two men walked and Jim the Reds The Reds were charsjed wttti ate Daniels connected for a double and the Selectrics with five Wllla B- Morgan commanding officer at Hil! air force base Will lead the Weber The Beds chased in three runs in errors 5"&w ?eM1 parade In the three names the Reds Saturday at ten a m Above left is Lieutenant Robert B I add the general s the first inning aided by a triple 26 runs and won only one aide and Brigadier General Morgan by Lenny Lament They added two — Falls bagged 41 runs — — — fnore 4 in the second inning with a Great FaMe OBOee Great aisioA AHHOA Jingle by Donald Guy a triple by M 1 t Bobby Strader and Manager Ham StsWatfJSb 4 3 3 Strader 0 2 8 0 5 0 0 cf 3 rilFxf Wdwrth Schulte s single :i 0 0 5 2 14 Chouk-Ur2b I O 5 10 0 OMoorelf ESr rf 1 5 2 43-min- This Week jfi IMt Great Fails Selectrics and Qsden Reds battled hours and 40 minutes last night rattled off 23 hits—six of them triples— which yielded a total of 25 runs as the Sparkles won the slugfest 15 to 10 The triumph gave the Selectrics the series two games to one st aj - SPORT 318 24th STORE 2r4SJ F4sSh Jhni i I |