| Show - Pioneer League Clubs Start Conditioning POBT MIGJWpTY s 1 !t 1 Weber College Coed Receives Initial Golf Instruct! ons 1 0gden Reds with ran Start Training Sarlo Scheffel to Depart Monday 7 Big Time Baseball Book Is Thriller of "Big-Tim- e Harold H Hart and Ralph Tolleris Baseball" have compiled one of the most interesting books in all baseball history This corner received a copy Saturday Baseball fans from nine to 990 should own one lit these fine illustrated books ig co-edit- ors j Salt Lake Bees and Ogden Reds hold the distinction of being the last Pioneer league clubs to open spring training in preparation for the 1950 season The Bees opened drill today at Palo Alto CaUf while the Reds will start twice-a-da- y drills at Columbia South Carolina on Wednesday "Big Time Baseball" is a record 4— of major league proceedings for the training this week Salt Lake ami half century between 1900 and 1950 Ogden will be among the last to Here you have an array of all of start working the kinks out of their arms and laps the colorful personalities thrillplay£ L Romney commissioner of ing episodes records famous ers blunders and big moments the Skyline Six Athletic conferthat have endeared baseball to ence Ike Armstrong of Utah and Eddie Kimball of Brigham Young the hearts of millions Even though you have been an will attend a sanity code meeting in Chicago Wednesday Thursday ardent baseball fan for yean and Friday of this week you will find much in—this book unusual Deaapoey Still Tops that vou didn't know records fascinating anecdote I saw him just the other day and rare pictures If you are folHe stirred my pulse same old national sport today lowing the way In interest you will find great He wasn't slugging in the ring of the 40 odd full page pictures He wasn't doing anything today's stars Just ambling through the crowd And fans new and old alike will but say talk about He almost took my breath away have much to think and All-Stteam And him a daddy now and all after studying the as picked especially Yet still potent dark and tall of And just In case you don't know for this book by a baseball grand who Jury consisting of over 150 sports " writers of top newspapers aided 'Wt Jack Pempsey I'm referring to and abetted by 50 or more famous fans such as Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder Admiral William Leahy John Kiernan Ernest Hemingway Governor Frank Lausche of Ohio Governor J Bracken Lee of Utah Senator Herbert H Lehman of New York Guy Lorn bar do Billy Southworth Ted Husing Alan Ladd Stan Lomax POCATELLO April 1 — President and other celebrities attached to Jack Halliwell has announced sethe pastime You'll want to know why these lection of eight umpires for the over and 1950 Pioneer league season players have been picked stars that above the great roster of They are: R W Kinnuen Dehave paraded down the past 50 troit Peter Donett Pittsburgh Gayle Pennington Divernon 111 years of baseball This book will thrill sonny and Charles Rose Scranton Pa Black-i- e LeCamus New Iberia La father alike No doubt mother and sister will take a look at it too For James Loring Highland Park baseball has become the family Mich and Harold Peters Dayton sport of America cutting through Ohio Donett Rose and LeCamus are all ages income strata and sexes: catching everyone in the swirl ofa veterans of the Pioneer league McClintock Loring and Peters its excitement whether he is baker barber banana dealer or worked for the league and Kinnunen was With the Alabank president This book is composed of 192 bama State league Pennington has experience pages and is published by Hart had five years semi-pr- o i The new men were highly recPublishing company of New York 101 West 55th street fully bound ommended to Halliwell and chosen $295 paper covered editions on the basis of their records and are $L prospects for advancement This corner was one of theall-ti-sports They are to report at Pocatello ahead of the season opening date writers voting on the when they will be given instructeam The team is composed of: Bill tion and paired off for the season Dickey catcher: Walter Johnson pitcher Lou Gehrig first base Rogers Hornsby second base Hon-u- s Wagner shortstop Pie Traynor third base Ty Cobb Joe DiMaggio and Babe Ruth outfielders Members of the second team are: Christy Mathewson pitcher Mickey Cochrane catcher George Sis-lWILMINGTON N C April 1 first base: Nap Lapoie second base Lou Boudreau shortstop (AP) — E J (Dutch) Harrison came outArkansas Traveler gott Jimmy Collins third baseMusial fielders Tris Speaker Stan ehptging through the third round of the $10000 Wilmington Azalea and Ted Williams today to make up If you are a baseball fan or en- Open tournament thusiast make it a point to secure five strokes on George Fazio and lead at this fine interesting and detailed tie horn for the book done up in strictly major 209 Harrison playing out of St An league style — 69 6 drew? ill racked up a Sports Tld Bite Fazio the Washington vetThe nursery rhyme about the while eran with whom he was in three Baers is coming true in Hol- the day's last threesomeplaying fell off arid Mother no this is lywood to 7 —74 two over par for the Goose story — it's about Buddy 6652-yar- d Cape Fear Country club Baer his lovely Utah wife the course former May Mann of Brigham to the rear with 211 Two strokes and the announcement by after 71 today came National Open City n rr n i srt c that ""alifrtrnisr thpr a m — Cary Middltteoff from inave QMm a ine siui vi tuuiac ChampionBeach Fla it'll be the? kittle Baerh and maybe Ormond fUnwiiik a third tiori3-- ' I'n w e a p rtiPmr' ?mingnheai vy 74 was Joe Kirkwood Jr oOjfiPwor?effr--tgoorluck to the twe od JCa and may they add ui rvr jcthtTnr-TWIHS COUiun I Five strokes from the lead were nuppen o a nicer coupie: Lloyd Chicago and Ed his new driv- f tir gol Mangrum I wSA Wood opened Oak Mich Furgol Royal of Affleck south John ing range by three strokes in second Saturday with fine atten- trailing park at the of the round was place This is just what the doctor as cold as thestart dance dark windy day He ordered for par golfers and dubs IMStpea a 76 after a tat 4i on trie Wood is the football coach at We- first nine school ber high Robert Strader shortstop with the Ogden Reds early in 1949 will Dark Horse Teams Tie bid for an infield post with the 1 STATE COLLEGE Pa Reds at Columbia starting next CAP) — Two dark horseApril tcatttf week from the west Idaho and Gonzaea Strader finished the 1949 season tied for the team championship in of the Sun- the 13th National College A A club with the Las Vegas set league? " Boxing tournament tonight as fav All e tent clubs of the Pioneer ored Michigan Mate sav three fin league W4U swing into spring a list? go down to defeat "i- vember" For months er ton Twin Falls is drilling under Walstar the old : Idaho Falls is drilling at Santa ? Maria California Great Falls is working out at Lewi st on Idaho and Boise at Pros-se- r Washington Reds Roster The Ogden Reds roster reporting on Wednesday will include the following players: ' Pitchers— David Anderson Larry Hemmel John Perry Ralph Pownall William White and Maurice Fisher" right banders Robert Fred Leitz Larry Miller Ray Meyers Robert Teichtrt left hand-e- rs after the bizarre shooting incident ma Chicago hotel room the shadows hung black over Waitkus' future' First his life was Beautiful LaRae Parker Weber college coed is shown above retting MMtt Golf and Country club Mis Parker expects to spend a lot at stake Then his career in baseCatchers — John Albini Cecil ball links during 1950 of time on the her first golf instructions from C Stu White professional at the El Scheffel Eugene Fleming Bruce Front pages blared the Waitkus Edgar Bailey story last June They told how Wagner Infielders — Edward McMahon Eddie was shot by a mentally de- James Fister Ronald Melgaard ranged bobby sox fan after he went Carl Paylor Page Thompson Robto her room reluctantly in response ert Strader Dwight Teague Eyla to a note left under his door and Dean Dennis "Why did that siUy honey do Padgett — William Bunch Outfielders that?'' he said with a weak smile Rocco Sgro Bruce Reynolds-Charlein the hospital Vossen John and Thornton It took two operations to save Candidates for the Ogden club Waitkus' life Even now he bears hail from 16 different states Only two deep scars on the right side of two members of the squad William his back Robert Strader White pitcher Waitkus' comeback is the best shortstop Were and the Ogdenites with story of the spring training season in 1949 and then only for a short baseballers are bidTwenty-nin- e tale of the time t lira Weber colding for posts on the 1950 a between club ownrelationship Coach team for baseball Players hail from as far east as lege er and his hired hand Etep by Massachussetts and as far west as Milton Mecham announces step Bob Carpenter Phils' owner California Many of the candidates Weber will compete in the north- n led Eddie up the trail are from Muncie Indiana and have ern division of the Intermoun-taiSUNDAY MORNING APRIL 2 1950 It was Carpenter who ruled "no" had some professional experience Junior College conference in when they said Waitkus could start Tickets for the opening game will the diamond sport They will also light practice in September It was go on sale Monday at Sports Cen-atperform in a number of exhibition Carpenter again who suggested EdFrank and Roy's Grill The games including a game against die go south for the winter He Mint and Bank Smokery Ogden Reds in late April seasent trainer Frank Wiechec to help "We are looking forward to a "Everything points to a fineJohnwas Slew and for word the Business said easy son" fine season said Coach Mecham Manager 1949 Club Waitkus He was discharged from Home Address Bats Throws Height Weight Age Name "We lost Dick Kitamura ny Sarlo Saturday night "All teams today the hospital In mid-Jul- y but car- of the league will be hard at work and Jimmy Miyasato our keystone PITCHERS ried a drain in bis back through this week Our season opens against combination but have some fine 20 North Abington Mass 175 R 5'10" R David Anderson Lockport August and part of September The the Salt Lake Bees at Slt Lake on replacements Free Agent N C blond took it in stride April 29 and 30 We return to Og19 L "Most of our 5'10V4" 495 games will be Gerald Blackburn Kannapolis k the 'Once I got down here I felt den for our two opening contests Muncie played at Affleck park during con194 20 Azusa California 6'2" H Larry Hemmel 1950 season Drills are being better" Waitkus "I didn't do also against the Bees on May 1 Muncie too muchsaid 0V 21 L 178 Robert Cost i net t Hyattsville Maryland for the first month just and 2 ducted at Monroe park & Rockford picking up weight I weighed 140 Sarlo Hopef ui 180 20 The Wildcat roster follows: Lament Illinois SSSg li Fred Lietz jR ' I got out of the hospital and Catchers — Russell Carruth and '23 170 Indiana Morris 61" "We are hopeful of a first diMiller Sunbury when Larry 160 when I came dow here Dale Gardner Now vision club for Ogden By switchFree 19 Penn 175 6'2" Plumsteadville 2i — L Agent Keith Downs Don Ray Myers Pitchers I'm 175 just about normal" our training facilities to the Ating Muncie Wiechec guided Waitkus through lantic Coast 172 River Massachusetts 21 R 6 Warner Dean Adams Basil Beech John Perry R Fall will benefit in getColumbia a conditioning grind strange to ball ting the pickwe 580 Sterling Gardner Roy Davies Dale Ralph Pownall Penn 20 6'1" R of players of three or R Philadelphia Because of the operation Young of our farm clubs This means Columbia players 20 190 6' L L Chicago Illinois Infielders — Sterling Gardner Robert Teichert and long layoff he bad to buUd four baseball for Ogden fans better Grant Evans William White California 20 6' San 20Q Marvin Hogeson R Ogden up new muscles in his back It "Before Diego W heading east 1Hfd like Dean Stimson Sherman Wayment Maurice Fisher nous jop Muncie was a sic Cincinnati Ohio 183 20 R Ihe Cin R thr fljnp ptWB Tucker Darreli Edson Charles Hie baseball cinnati organizaHaato Okuda CATCHERS orkLloyd Draayer —Tubber more a little Monte Frew Dick Outfielders Cahsth as 20 190 p r o vefh en ts cooperation in iam new Cunning- John Albini Kap Vernon Bell Rex en some more at ieAffleck lease oark and Alexandria Virj ham Ronald Glenn Duane Hardy Eugene Flem bike riding aad finally "'Commissioner Thomas East in Dean Luddiiutton Alton Porter 'nnsvlvama R JL baseball? JcsT ner rtrce says that work will charge of parksnew D f wouldn't win! to so through start 173 19 entrance to on the Strawberry PlaifiSjTenn thar again But it had to be done on By the time Monday park fr v INFIELDERS a Week for four months the club returns home April 25 all e That's aQSbf calesthenics" 170 19 of the improvements will be com 5'10" Edward McMahpn R never There rear was doubt any nt about Wiksis once pleted and ready for the new tea-so- n 160 19 Kansas City Kansas 5'10" R: James Fister started training 180 19 R 510" Ronald Melgaard Chicago Illinois "Thfe oiling of the parking lot officially Mafch 1 Eddie took over In was the Penn °Muncie that the 180 19 be delayed for warmer weath-6' job anthat Girl Paylor McConnelsburg may VR first ' had hits he three This camp game is the last of the improveer 170 8V Free Agnt 19 Alexandria Virginia R I feel just the same as ever Page Thompson he ments pn the agenda The fences Las 21 California 190 Los 5'llrt R Vegas said "I get aches and pains I'm have been moved in the press box Angeles PARRIS ISLAND S C April 1 Robert Strader 190 20 North Carolina Lockport stiff atfd'i'iBere' but no more than enlarged and other improvements 61" L Liberty Scoring more than 1000 points isfora Dw ight Teague Mayor Muncie usual Fm fcucky the surgeons' did made Our sincere thanks to Thom178 20 good career basketball feat :R Dayton Ohio Wyla Padgett to cut ny muscles" Commissioners have White Rulon Atfrnittw FtsS many cagers out Marine Sammy Dean Dennis J N Carolina 170 19 R A8em for maSalisbury Fortunately Eddie isn't the kind as East and William Stowe Gelal managed to top that total in ' to— brood over his troubles A jor league cooperation We'll do our one seaspn OUTFIELDERS with best now to provide the city with easy friendly Gelal dunked 1102 points durMuncie 18 Knoxville 180 R R Bunch is inWilliam hp to make 1949-5- 0 the best a contender" guy which season gaited the ing Sunbui fe 170 20 Carnegie Pennsylvania R 511 cluded 49 regular season and U Rocco Sgro R C n tournament games He Bruce Reynolds 2 178 Sumter South Carolina rlenderso: R R 511 was high scorer in both the Sixth Sun burv 21 190 Cincinnati Ohio : R R Thornton Charles 6T and naval district tournament here ifc Free 193 21 Okla R Oklahoma City tournament of John Vossen 6'2' the south central — -- — Agen t '' Great Lakes 111 His game average was 184 points A forward on the Parr is island 1S50 team Gelal started) slowly gatherthree 23 his first PHOENIX in Ariz ing only points April 1 (UP) HOLLYWOOD April 1 APV — and New York Giant Hurler Kirby The games He soon hit his stride Baseball cub in one game bucketed 39 points Higbe "a pitcher first and a- statUedHollywood the JaaSkandroijablyethe 20 is and six feet years Gelal stands SUN VALLEY Idaho April preacher second" since bis converLAKELAND Fla April 1 (AP) Wori today wfcen the — Two Boise skiers v on sion will unlimber 'lis new voca-- J baseball old field wearing shorts Hal Nrwhouser star Detroit Tiger Ujokjth fan Star to new a is Madison" Square Garden races in the Western tior at nothing High scoring 1 dwmhill said he felt lots better "Bred Haney developed N CHARLOTTE C Manager southpaw April ' ' his 141 high todav after doctors told him there Gelal Jin States American Legion Junior Ski revival May is&&&&° I Wfce ph Inl and said it was po April The moundsman signed a pledge Fool idea school team Central high of Can- joke - wUw-?mse- ? city-owne- Cos-tin- na d heart-warmi- er j r II 54-ho- le 34-3- -- 5W 37-3- "XP-TT" - 1 1 1 1 Af-flec- lines in - Cage Play post-seaso- Fans Startled by Stars in Shorts Kirfw wf-- Higby Will Pitch and Boise Skiers Win Preach in Legion Contest — Newhoaser Says Schneiter Tells He Feels Better Golfers Plans Reds Just Normal Club in Trainina Sewel Looks For Pitrhinrr More Power 1 J llf — m : — — 11 — """" i iflfgTta r— 1 — 1 JLUMUVmBflWIHr "ces twflav eventnx via the strikedUf rou4er announekTC— San Francisco to an caay II to t ! victory over San Diego in a Pacific Coast league game today provide the entertainment M Score: lifting and balancing act weight o S01 301 010— Francmco H u Sn 100 110 000— 3 8 2 San Diffo Grant Sanders will show motion Battenr Melton nd J Water Knerovtch Marshall and Sheets pictures of a lion hunt in southern Utan good measure OA KL AND AP — April 1 Charley Gassaway allowing five ' hits pitched Oakland to a 4 to 2 g be r t WiBS victory over Seattle in a Pacific BERM UDA Anril 1 AP -- Bill Coast league baseball game today The Rainiers lead in the series three Talbert Cmnm Out-' veteran from a ten- games to two Ee New Yorki dpn imuda the t a Score: " H E irjM It nis t tooav whip-rartwiin champfi Seattle 001 100 000—2 5 3 by 100 002 Olx— 4 12 Oakland Torn- Tabe of Cin- young ping Batteries: Karpel Kindsfather and 1-- 8 in the 16-cinnati Gassaway and Kerr BHal The Uni versitv oCincinnati student put up a stiff flattie and know about Pettit?" BuUer finally at times brought the largest gallery asked Sawyer since the war to its feet with his "Oh" replied Eddie Sawyer "I fine rallies But in the end wanted to know whether the experience and consistency just name is pronounced Pett-or paid off Except for the second ' Peet-eet- " V set he was the complete master do C TTHlll - " -- 'iL V 'iWi- 'tJM ATI ma he San FranUnruh of Bradley ' in toomaHMrnt play Marrtad a native of New York York New cholMie broad wai champtor as a high school lump star Plans to enter Cotrack lumbia dental school next year Called by Coech Nat Holman The I aver coached Bill Captain of the SALT LAKE CITY April 1 University of Illinois three-yea- r One of the (AP) — Utah's 1950 fishing searegular at guard son will open June 17 The date most versatile players in college basketball'' says his coach Harry Isw fixed today by the state fish ' All Big Ten and Combes and game commission The daily bag limit was reguard as a junior with duced from 15 to 12 Big Ten champions of 1949 Second highest scorer on Sibil The commission said the re--' Great playmaker and duction is necessary because of squad defensive performer still managed the increased number of fisher-m- e n flocking to Utah streams to average 10 points a game aland lakes though not shooting much No change was made in the Averaged better than 300 on field goal attempts in each of his four 21 years old native of season? Luisetti while playing with AlaRockford 111 Was also Haskins Hal — The fifth col- meda coast guard team -a2000 in to count over baseball in points legian city prep player career Scored 2043 in 121 col Great dribbler andpassec his scor- 361 from floor Shot lege games this year 344 in 1949 First team twefen bright-hande- d A irgWlCTglneh rlrrtinn nf push shots ti a rut-atin 1949 second from ontfiidr and --HndirrnTnk¥ team selection this year ' Afmeritfan in erica first team and sophomore years at e Hamline univeJ freshman 198 (old rec- Notre Dame had best seaonvthis sity scoring record-noiaord for career was 1066 by Rollie year after recovery from two knee A Seltz) surpassing Seltz Vern injuries and operations Pilch John — University of WyHowie Schultz etc High LeaoS and 48 was St guard game oming captain points against Voted ingi scorer on Wyoming team each Mary's (Minn) in '48 Amazseasons last of three "outstanding visiting player" in Madison Square Garden this year ingly accurate shooter average 438 after scoring 33 points against Long on field goal attempts last year Big and Island Exceptional feeding and 451 this season ability in addition to scoring rugged a great defensive reboundMost valuable player er can also play effectively on ofpunch at N A I B at Los Angeles Invi- fensive pivot using right hand Served as bouncer book shot tational 1950 in bar at Thermopolis Wyo his lieison Joe — Three year in the Skyline Six for home town during summers e Starred with Denver Chevrolets BrigBrigham Young in recent A A U tournament at ham Young scoring record-holdScored 1023 points In Denver with 1470 roints in 91 games career averagvarsity Skyline Six scoring champ in 1948 three-yea- r and again in 1950 Made Helms ing 107 i which is high for the as sophomore Cowboy's deliberate control type Led Cougars to conference title of play Behfeldt Don — Most valuable this year by averaging 21 points a conference scorgame in player in Big Ten games against Wyoming an Den- ing Champion Of Big Ten 1949 and ver when B Y U had to win all 1950: highest scorer in Big Ten histhree to take championship tory for three and fouryear spans Greatest shot is overhead after Scored 675 points in Big Ten play Wisconsin driving under and past the basket 44 games holds all-ticareer record with 1169 in 81 Exceptional rebounder particularly Native of Chicago on defensive L ard games O'Shea Kevin — Captain and prepped a Amundsen high school Set Voted outstanding player of Chihigh scorer at Notre Dame Irish record with 358 cago stadium doubleheaders in 1950 aspoints this year career record with by Chicago Basket'aall Writers Best shot is 24 years sociation 1065 in four seasons hook probably the best of old married O'Shea served with coast guard in war Was All-Ci- its type in college basketball prep selection and player twice with St Ignatius in city as Amundsen H S in San Fra cisco Learned highest scorer x N a lot of his basketball from Hank senior - "" ea—SSfi- am out i Fishing Season to Begin June 17 Bag Limit Is Cut high acbool team and did not even at Vlll- H:gh school center hejut was John wgA Iter Arutn reported lor sophomore his replacement Arizin Slim shy extremely popuSet Sugar Bowl lar at Vnlanova tournament scoring record with e total of 48 points against Kentucly and Tulane this year Played Alex Groza even at 30 points each and outscored Tony Lavelli of Yale 22-- 8 in the 1949 N C A A tournament Majoring in commerce and finance Named college at Viilanova piayer of the year by Sporting News a year ago: player of the year by Philadelphia Basketball Writers Scored 85 points in this year one game against Navy Air Material Center in 1949 Tim'er'lromi St John' One ol uhiversify of Brooklyn the hnsLsEArSUBirrriSTf ranks 139 from THIFyear averaging guard position 25 years old veteran of navy service in war Married father of t o children Hampered by leg injury in freshman and sophomore years boomed to stardom as junior and 656 points in 54 games the past two seasons Scored 58 points in three National Invitational tournament games this named to AP's year first team at N I T and to the college honor team in New York City Cousy Bob — No 1 n choice of 1950 led AP and UP e polls Holy Cross scoring record-holde- r career total of 1775 points: this year in 30 games scored 582 for an average of 194 Exceptional ball handler and dribbler Holds Holy Cross individual game record with 36 against Colgate this year Scored 14 consecutive free throws against Boston college Kansas he stole the ball andAgainst scored field goals twice in a span of seven seconds to break up the game Shoots and dribbles with either hand Unantmous England and selection the last three years in a row Dambrot Irwin — and wheel-hoof the double national champion Beavers of City college of New York Stands 4 shootprimarily a e er Holds C C N Y scoring record for career with 97? in 98 games Was balanpoints ce-wheel for sophomore-ladeI b" AjP-Amen- fi-'- two-gam- - All-tim- er Mik-kelis- on : All-tim- er Friday-Saturday-Mbnd- ay w All-Ea- st Co-capta- in st left-hand- ? promises action and thrills apantly" Floyd Hansen Salt Lake meanie wui meet Buck Davidson of Pine Idaho in the 45 minute semi-finevent This match will carry two fails to win Matchmaker Kenny Mayne meets Tony Olivas of Mexico City in the 20 minute one fall opening match As usual bell time will be eight-thirt- y - al p - )3bv - I 2 Tal-ber- m n e-i- hs All-tim- 6-- and Naanan as the third man in the ring said Matchmaker event "The 'headline Mayne u poundage bag limit however 'It was left at seven pounds and one fish The commission made no other changes in 1950 trout fishing regulations Fishing will continue to be legal between five a m and nine p m and the minimum of seven inches for legal size fish - Harlem Marques Haynes brilliant hoopster will perform for the to coast in a coast Glaaetr otters against the College series starting tonight in Chicago The teams play at Utah Field Heme in Salt Lake next Fridav night Haynes is rated the finest dribbler p in basketball Game time will be eight-thirtsale at The MintiJitwBlt-T- r Ogden v JL krtfer-lic- &n All-Ameri- ca All-Ne- ' to win -- ' All-Ameri- ca Nazarlan w tangle over one hour with two falls the T L " one-seas- all-tim- op Pav 32 Per Cent Of Gate Goes for Scouiini "So you can break it down and see where only one out of 100 play ers ever get good enough tc gain By Harry Grayson TAMPA Fla April 1 (NEA)— Once he breaks into organized baseball it takes the player with the requised ability an average of four seasons to crash the and one-ha- lf big leagues There are some 10000 tprofessional ball players in all the leagues in the country —D to major "It is safe to" say that they are the best in the United States and wherever else the game is played to Presisays Gabe Paul assistant dent Warren Giles of the Reds "because few good men escape the dragnet for talent put on by major and minor league clubs" "Out of the 400 on major league rosters baseball men figure that no more than 200 are outstanding performers" says PauL "About 100 of these command the big salaries you read about high-ranki- d ranking among the major leaguersr Paul gives you a line onn baseball receipts are distributed "The cost of scoutTrTginaterial b the Cincinnati club during T&Jia year amounted to 32 per cent of the gross gate at Crosley field" he divulges "That! was almost as much as the 38 per cert spent on salaries "'Few ' realize the tremendous competition that goes on when an exceptional prospect is uncovered his It was the fierce contention forPet-tcontract that led to young Paul it receiving a "record $100000 for signing with the Pirates through an agent Had the Pittsburgh club not signed him a half dozen other clubs were ready to do so" Speaking of Bonus Beauty Pettit Eddie Sawyer and Maj "Richard top-pai- - ng the l S armed forces in Germany in February Happy Chandler put the official stamp ojt approval on the Pettit transacton on the strength of a Butler report filed by Maj Dick former Paris Ky high school footwho coach ball and basketball happens to be the czar's principal priButler vate eye Major weht to southern California to investigate the strange piece of business that established a dangerous baseball precedent The deal was OK'd despite the fact that the other clubs had a good idea of where the Pettit was headed when Movie Mogul Stephani signed him "Judge Landis would have dethe clared Pettit a free agent and$100-000 be out Pittsburug club would still commiswere he alive and sioner" says a prominent official 4f another National league club 'IBut Chandler is running for reelection" "How about Pettit?" 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