Show 4C Russets Slate 'New Deal' fla Pioneer Loop FRIDAY EVENING APRIL Planting Big Ones in Weber Stream Schedule Told For Women at Country Club 14 1950 He's a Mudder Mrs A W Bartlett chairman tournament committee for women ' at Ogden Golf and Country club ! today announced the ladies' 1950 tournament schedule as follows: April 26 greens and fairways May 3 qualifying rounds May leg president's and directors' cups May 5 team match May 17 L R Samuel's tourney May 6 team match June 7 qualifying rounds June leg president's and directors' cups June 9 team match June 14 A M Wolfers' tourney June 23rfeam match 0 state championship June at Fort Douglas July 5 qualifying rounds July leg president's and directors' cups Levens' and qualifying rounds tourney July 7 team match Jhm 14 Invitational at Logan 21 team match j July 28 El Monte invitational July 2 August qualifying rounds August leg president s and directors' cups August 4 team match August 11 invitation at Salt Lake Country club August 16 qualifying rounds Hil! Prince saw that Eddie Arcaro waf well splashed with mod Fred M Nye tournament 25 team match before taking him 'Into the winner's circle after the Experimental ' August 30 qualifying rounds August Handicap No 1 club championship and grand finals president's and1 directors" cups team match September September 8 Ogden UOtf ara Country club invitational ' September 15 team match September 22 Provo invitational October 82 Provo invitational October 4 red and blue Matches in monthly legs must played By Tuesday evening of name his starting pitcher for Tues be By United Press each week Mrs Bartlett said The toor INDIANAPOLIS Aprjl 14 (UP) day s opener either today name oh match pairing sheets top or Trucks morrow Either Virgil for be will Bob Lemon the Cleveland In- Art responsible to Houtteman is expected get opponents and arranging contacting date land said winner dians' today the call of plg time he was "ready for next Tuesday's ' Weekly ladies' day will be on — ConPHILADELPHIA as in 1949 opening day assignment" against nie Mack visioned a(UP) Wednesdays strengthened the Detroit Tigers American league today and said "I've got a good nine innings that his Philadelphia Athletics hustle'' to bring under my belt and I feel just right" "would have to more him "one that pennant" Lemon said "The league has four great clubs" Bob became the first Cleveland Mack said "Cleveland New York hurler to go nine innings as he Boston and Detroit It's hard to d the New York Giants see how anybody can beat Boston" and beat them 4 to 2 yesterday ST LOUIS (UP)—The St Louis NEW YORK (UP)—The Brook- Cardinals wound up their y tour with an 6 lyn Dodgers began their record for their exhibi-tta- p of the 1949 World series" with the games yesterday By Ted Smlia New York Yankees today after The Cardinals lost their third NEW YORK April 14 (At) — vote of confidence from decision in four games with the The reassuring most amateur of American Dr George Bennett concerning Chicago Cubs 4 as Preston Ward athletjes a chap named Bing Crosit a which assault led tagged by departed today for the British Pitcher Ralph Branca's condition runs seven Brecheen for Harry golfing wavf Dr Bennett who examined-Bran-c- a and the defeat An amateur says the dictionary in Baltimore yesterday anis one who practices an art (or nounced that he found "only a litsport) not as a livelihood or protle muscular soreness and nothing fessionally but for the love oiJ it That's Bing seriously wrong The soreness unHe is competing in the British doubtedly will work itself out amateur golf tournament at St 7 CHICAGO (UP) — Manager Jack Andrews May "I've played in the American Onslow announced today that Bill winner in 1949 amateur" said Bing by way of exWight a will open the season for the Chiplanation "How far did you get?" he was cago White Sox against the St askedL Louis Browns next Tuesday "Got beat in the first round" BOSTON (UP)—Mel Parnell and "How far do you expect to get 14 COLUMBUS Ohio April thk British amateur?" In Ellis Kinder who combined to (AP) — The 47th American Bowl win 48 games last year take their "Same thing — but I want to n warm-up- s final against ing congress gets under way to watch the tournament" That is not being fair to Bing the Boston Braves today Mana- morrow A taxpayer's suit for a ger Joe McCarthy is expected to temporary injunction termed an Actually he's a pretty good golfer in between being a movie star start Parnell against the New York Yankees next Tuesday and follow 11th hour attempt to halt the 60 and crooner "I'm just a man" the next day with Kinder The day ten pin show was tossed out Red Sox finished their barnstorm- of common pleas court yesterday he said "Anyone can play in the British amateur with a three haning tour in Richmond Va yeseer-da- y Judge Earl D Parker white dicap or better It's a great honby blasting the Richmond Colts haired Jurist from Pike or" of the Piedmont league 16 to 7 That means he said that he to hear the case county assigned RICHMOND Ind (UP) — Ken made shoots three over par by and of work decision his quick large Say 75 on a 72 per course Raffensberger and Howard Fox of after an all To tell the truth he had a couple day hearing the Cincinnati Reds were scheduled The genial jurist who has pre of 8$ this year to take their final tune-up- s before "That's on businessmen's courses" opening day against Indianapolis sided at many of Ohio's unusual of the American association today and said St Andrews is a back-::- :he cases declared: outstanding ker — the real shrine of golf" "I could take this case under DETROIT (UP) — The Detroit nbag sailed on the Queen Eliza but I see no use delay- beth As befits the most famous Tigers made it three out of four over the Chicago White Sox yester- ing my decision My mind is made amateur golfer of Hollywood he day as Vic Wertz and Pat Mull in up It appears to me this suit was was given a regal sendoff chamhomers to give the hit two-ru- n pagne! and caviar by Barney Bala filed rather late with the tourna- ban president of Paramount PicBengals a 7 to 5 victory tures at the Stork club last night Manager Red Rolfe said he would ment starting Saturday" Bing heads for Europe at scanar He then dismissed the petition He was of a thing and set a cost bond of $200 in case operated oildisadvantage three weeks ago for the plaintiff Harold V Burt de- - appendicitis "Haven't had a club in my hand-cided to appeal he said since the Burt a Timken Roller Bearing doctor then" I can start "put says swinging memwho a is company employe now" ber of the A B C and bowls in a He Plans to go first to southern sanctioned league charged in his France then perhaps to Rome and SEATTLE Wash April 14 (UP) suit that the is guilty of would like to do Belgiun- - and HolArt McLarney head basketball discrimination congress in it limits land before heading for England and baseball coach at the Univer- mesnbership to whitethatmales and the big tournament of He filed his suit March 28 alsity Washington has resigned because of ill health school ath- most a year after the A B C had letic officials announced today signed a contract with the state Harry Cassill director of ath- of Ohio for use of the fairgrounds letics said the popular Husky coliseum for the tournament coach was sick most of the past Burt testified yesterday he did basketball season and his physi- not know late February or cian had advised complete separa- early Marchuntil the tournament was CHICAGO April 14 (UP)— A tion from current coaching duties scheduled here that he hadn't national policy to regulate telein order to regain his health talked to anyone in his bowling vision of college football may reCassill said Warren Tappin will league about it and that he did a two-da- y sult from of assume McLarney s baseball du- not meeting toread the sports pages of the major! midwest schools ties this season but that no im- two papers to which he subscribes morrow to discuss videoopening mediate decision was made to fill He bowls with the "Wildcats" in Athletic directors of every Big the open basketball berth the local 2173 United Steelworkers Ten niiember plus Directors Con(C L O) league rad M Marquette Ed Date of a hearing on a plea for "Moose" Jennings Krause Notre Dame A a permanent injunction has not J Lerandowski Nebraska and been set but indications were such Tom J Hamilton Pittsburgh will ' a hearing would not be completed be presenOf-until after the tournament There were indications that network television would be the primary subject of the meeting In March the conference e television but ROY— The public is invited to approved did not specify what types of proattend a ham shoot sponsored by grams it would permit to use films the Roy flight civil air petrol Sun of conference contests day Apni it at tne utan Hot naps wn mixes norm oi A NORMAN Okla April 14 (AP) former University of Oklahoma shoot will start at tn a m football player denies he is plan- Exhibition Baseball ana continue all day ning legal action against the Big By the Associated Fresa High scorers will be awarded Seven conference to regain his eliBoston (A) 16 Richmond(PX) 7 such prizes as hams chickens gibility Cleveland (A) 4 New York But despite Lindell Pearson's baron and sporting goods Ammunition and refreshments statement Oklahoma City Attorney (N) Detroit (A) 7 Chicago (A) 5 will be sold Morrison declares he Slarence E the St Louis (A) 2 Pine Bluff suit anyway unless (CSL) 0 I Big Seven faculty representatives Washington (A) 7 Reidsville star the a halfback give hearing (Car)7 (tie) Pearson denied he would be a Chicago (N) 7 St Louis (N) 4 party to such a suit yesterday alPacific Coast League with though he admitted Morrison several timestalking Portland 3 Hollywood 1 After being one of the nation's Bees Buy Danielson San Diego 8 San Francisco L leading 1 ground gainer for two SALT LAKE i jtocramento 6 Los Angeles April 14 seasons at Oklahoma Pearson was (UP)4Salt Lake CITY Oakland 7 Seattle 2 Bees today anto ruled recently nounced purchase of Hal Daniel-so- n ineligible another year The conference play faccatcher last for the chamFort Worth 2 Tulsa 1 committee ruled he used up pion Twin Fallsyear ulty Cowboys in the Dallas ll Oklahoma City 10 ft year's eligibility when he played Pioneer league baseball loop DanBeaumont 8 San Antonio f with a freshman and "B" squad at ielson has inineri tho cnrinatrnin Shreveport at Houston post- University of Arkancac in lOA? K ing Bee crew at Palo Alto Calif poned lore enrouing a said Bee Manager Earl Bol-- ard Wicker! Replaces Lou Garland On Business Matters in Spud Picture Marcucci Is Manager it J By Al Warden jsfifiKS8SK3£lfiF!ii HKkbi 'jflnroMhM sttflssWfi hS ttsM l "ilV 'Ti1 jKS'k 26-3- " Bob Lemon Says He's Ready For Opener With Detroit Tigers 22-ga- flve-hitte- - barn-yftrfp- 11-1- "re-pla- fg won-and-lo-st Bing Crosby Departs tor Golfing Wars 7-- 12-h- I 15-ga- American Rowling Congress Will 22-2- Begin Tomorrow pre-seaso- three-handic- one-arm- ap ed -- McLarney Resigns Due to Health - Confab Slated on Football Video ' Four track loads of catchable-siz- e fish 10000 of them ranging in length from nine te 1C Inches have been planted in Weber county streams this week it was learned today from Ed Wright chairman fish committee Weber County Wildlife federation The fish came from the state's Midway hatchery Wright said Planting of Weber waters will continue until the opening of the season "It looks like one of our biggest years regarding fish planting" Wright said Above Wright assists in dumping a track load Left to right Ricy Anderson warden Max North Boyd Carver warden Wright and Joe Nayler Idaho Falls Baseball Roster for Player Sal Fucile Lilio Marcucci Rod McKay Jim Sanderson Jim Collins Bill Hunter Glen Hyatt 1 Pos c C p p p p p J Jerry Sullivan Glen Geatley Jim Foster Jack Lloyd Gary Webb Herman Ius John Harris Jim McNamara Frank Cirimele Bill Staehle John Popdvich Carl Leishman p p Age 20 27 18 20 id 21 19 21 Weight 175 190 170 20 20 2b as 3b cf 17 155 20 23 165 150 160 170 190 160 21 5'10 175 160 175 190 175 180 6' 5'10 6'3 6' 6'1 5'8 5'9 5'9 510 22 20 R R R R ' R R R R L t Rookie Reno Salem Idaho Falls Army Rookie Rookie El Centro Ventura i Nationals Lakers By the Associated Press PITTSBURGH — Chuck Higgins 184 Ellwood City Pa knocked out Morris 162 Pittsburgh 1 DENVER March 14: (AP)— The Floyd ST PAUL Minn April 14 (UP) NEW of The YORK Six the Scarlato spring meeting f— Joey Skyline Minneapolis Lakers better conference opens today with ex- 134 New York outpointed Fred-de- i known as George Mikan and comSmith 135 New York 8 pansion one of the major topics to pany take on the Syracuse NaCome up for discussion — WORCESTER Mass Johnny tionals tonight in the third 'game Montana Arizona New Mexico Potenti 149 Worcester outpointed of their final playoff series for the and Idaho have been mentioned Johnny Cesario 148 Boston 10 championship of the National Basketball association among others as candidates for BROOKLYN — George Kaplan Each team boasts a victory in 194 Brooklyn knocked out Jim membership in the league baseballs world seprofessional ries" Minneapolis won the openExpansion rumors come up in Walsh 181 Englewood N J 5 er 68 to 66 aidvance of about every Skyline Syracuse bounced FALL RIVER Mass — Mario back to win but the second game 91 Six meet and usually aren't even Pacheco 189 Havana outpointed to 85 last week-en- d at Syracuse 135 Young Junior Springfield The fourth game of the Siscussed but they will be this Mass 10 series will be played here "it has been three or four years Sunday night then the teams will travel back to Syracuse for ansince there has been a discussion other tussle next Thursday night on expansion" Commissioner Dick Romney said last night "It will come before the meeting" Outside of that the major busiSALT LAKE CITY April 14 ness will be rewriting of the op'homeless' Salt Lake to and codes erating eligibility bnnji them up to date softball teams will have to City PALO ALTO Calif April 14 Romney who attended last week's N C A A meeting in Chicago said look elsewhere than at (AP)— Paced by rookie Harry near of Utah property the Skyline Six was complying University Tubbs San Jose California league with sanity code measures "100 per for a j playing field—it university last night scored its first exhibiand chamber of commerce offici-cial- s tion win by outlasting Salt Lake City of the Pioneer league 16 to have their say 12 Tubbs rapped out a homer The city's proposal to construct triple and two Victorious singles angers 133 041 400—16 14 4 14 (AP) — A a f 12000 softball park near tne San Jose j TORONTO April 003 Salt 200 016—1211 2 Lake game center who refused to be U campus drew protests yesterday Stevens McCrow Lawreree and halted by injuries infused new from Dr A Ray Olpin U presi- Schaefer Allison Monahue Leon confidence today in the New York dent Gus Backman of the cham- baeistem and Uleeson Rangers seeking their first Stanley ber of commerce and W J O'cup hockey title in ten years d Connor Snow Dumps Carbon of the board of regents Edgar Laprade Playing with a knee brace spear building and grounds committee EPHRAIM Utah April! 14 (AP) headed the Rangers last night to Olpin cited parking vendor and Snow junior college defeated Car 1 victory over the Detroit Red other problems if the proposal bon 3 in a baseball game yester Wings to tie the were carried out The city commison bnow's field Bert Larsen championship series at one gamej sion has taken the proposal under day Snow twirler held Carbon to advisement apiece eight hits Skyliine Six Tangle Tonight best-of-sev- Damper Placed on SoHball Plans San Jose Trips Salt Lake Bees (UP)-iFifte- en city-own- ed Thirty-year-ol- 3-- 5-- best-of-sev- Footballer Denies Legal Action He r: Zc£lZe? With Last Year rlin nAtf 0 Sac' "Tlleague Pacific Santa Rosa Reno — °lieldlri Reno Reno servoH ' u 6 Rookie team of tne si nwt i osmta t q jo Rookie and made a creditable showing Reno Rookie R St Cloud L Rookie Lilio Marcucci Manager R 510 '35 59 Confab Begins for Fight Results § year t Idaho Falls R R cf R Bob Smith 21 L p E F McDermott President Bill Wicker t Business Manager Cf t R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R 6'2 6' 195 165 rS P R 511 170 25 Throws R 6'1 185 p Bats 59 63 ot Marcucci was born in 1950 Height Bill Wickert replaces Lou Garland as business manager and Lilio Mar cucci takes over the managerial reigns handled at the close of the 1949 season by Frank Gabler Optimism prevails here in the Idaho Falls camp despite the fact that seven of the candidates for the first team are rookies Pitchers Glen Hyatt and Jack Lloyd are the only "Spuds' of last season back in the fold Many of the other players have had experience in various leagues of the nation Several of the candidates played with Reno of the Sunset league in 1949 Catching duties will be shared by Sal Fucile and Manager Lilio Marcucci Fucile is said to be a red-hmajor league prospect and most of the chores behind the will be carried by this plate youngster He starred with Santa Bosa of the Far West league last came to the United States Italy when he was seven years of age and played it me outiiem lorTj Mission High en t£t7tSS±! Marcucci is being assisted In camp by Walter 'Dutch Reuther former maior IcaPSie nifrhiner etar Mickey Shader scout of the New xorx ants ana JBiu the new business managerwickert Evo of Los Angeles another scout is also lending a hand in the conditioning program Manager Marcucci Is married and has a son two anri one half years of age He plans to move his 10 jaano raus n ne can find alamuy place to live Likes Pitching Staff Marcucci is especially pleased with the pitching staff assembled for the 1950 campaign He has 10 pitchers in camp as follows: Rod McKay Jim Sanderson Jim Collins Bill Hunter Glen Hyatt Jerry Sullivan Glen Geatly Jim Foster and Gary Webb Marcucci is especially sweet on Geatley Sullivan McKay and Hyatt He says Collins is the most promising of the rookie hurlers in camp Bob Smith a rookie is the only southpaw with the club Two rookies and two enced players are tabbed experifor Infield duty Rookies are: Herman Ius at first base and John Harris at second base Experienced infielders are Jim McNamara at shortstop and Frank Cirimele at third base McNamara with El Centro last year played and Cirimele served Ventura of the California State league Outfielders in camp to be in she lineup when expected the season opens include Bill Staehle of Reno: John Popovich a rookie and Carl Leishman of St Cloud Minnesota "Our club looks good on defensive play and in the hitting desaid Manager Marcucci partment" "We will be questionable in offensive plafl The Giants have working agreements with Medford of the Far West league and Globe of the Arizona State league "We expect to provide additional strength for the Russets as it is needed" said Scout Mickey Shader today "Idaho Falls like most of the clubs of the 'Pioneer league will need to strengthen before the season is two weeks old "I believe the 1950 Russet club looks pretty good on paper In Lilio Marcucci Idaho Falls will Pu-shi- left-hand- ATKC0 Baseball SHOES Reg ch — trot out a fine gentleman and a good manager" One of the most optimistic men in camp is handsome and likeable Bill Wickert the new Idaho Falls business manager Wickert has served the Giants at Ventura the He was with past two seasons Twin Falls during 1946 Wickert played all of the infield positions with the Cowboys His eyes went back on him and he decided to pass up a playing career for a front office job "I believe we will have a definite pennant contender" said Wickert "I also believe the fans of Idaho Falls will rally around the 1950 team I expect the club to attract 80000 or more customers" during the new campaign" Marcucci will be making his first appearance as a in the Pioneer league The firey little skipper had this to say today "We need a lot more practice T Sames before t h r wasnn nruin have been impressed with five of our pitchers and feel that the rest ot the club will come along in style " bave heard a lot about th iasi rioneer league ana wi l get mv baptism in a few weeks From wh J nave "era truly the fastest league u in America That means we have a hie chore ahrarf nf "The Giants have promised some new players before we break I have no idea whether theycamp will be outfielders infielders or pitchers I feel we are set for the year back of the plate Some of our pitchers performed for me with Reno last year and I feel they can win in the Pioneer league We hope to be a contender all the way The writer puts Idaho Falls in the same early season category as the Salt Lake City Bees They appear green and inexperienced at this stage of the season Like Salt Lake the Russets appear to be counting on help from the Giants before the season opens One thing is certain the look much better than the Spuds club of 1949 Unless they get a lot of help and soon they definitely will not be a first division contender player-manag- er last-pla- $495 and nearly half of all the imported haps goes to Budweiser Yes sir 40 per cent of those very costly blossoms go to the world's most famous beer They have certain qualities that only the soil and climate of Europe can produce To them are added the moat expensive American hops Another reason for the dis tinctive delicious taste of liudweiser Best quality cowhide uppers Forged steel spikes fastened with solid steel rivets for sea sons of wear Wilson AND THE PRICE IS NICE post-gam- l'Wk 50NP4 LAGER SB7 IIR There's nothing like 1$ abtoluteiy mttMnt - I If you haven't tasted "Cream" lately you've miteed a doable-ric- h experience! It's new Wilson's famous 3 mitt Good qualflexible cowhide ity $375 up -f- smoother mellower yet heartier than ever! Try the greater Cream of Kentucky of all time! Pa 70 DuL Tom Inc Frmnkfort ingered KAMMEYER'S Kentucky Wh i skey—A Blent SfV24fh Ky ce er en CAP Schedules Sunday Shoot Sports Edit? SANTA MARIA Calif April 14— Idaho Falls will pre sent a "New Deal" in Pioneer league baseball during the 1950 season A new group of Idaho Falls business men headed by E F McDermott will direct the business activities of the Russets in the new campaign Bljndnrd-Examin- er OutHt1mr Dial tiiifc -- 'iiiil |