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Bobby Thomson Flattered but Says It's a Lot of Bologna By Milton Rlchman NEW YORK April 20 (UP)— It's downright flattering to be compared with Joe OiMaggio agreed Bobby Thomson of the Giants today but he blurted "It's also a lot of baloney" For vears the Giants have been insisting that in Thomson thevhave "the Joe DiMagg o of the National league" Occasionally the outfield- er from Glasgow Scotland even has looked the part "Let's not kid ourselves'' Thomson declared "DiMaggio is the perfect player while I'm not even close "I still make a lot of mistakes good-lookin- jpt - g and there are many things I have to learn Maybe I should be satisfied with what I have done so far but I'm not Far from it I'm not easily satisfied" Thomson batted 309 last season and was one of the few bright spots in an otherwise lusterless array He's had a miserable spring a circumstance however that doesn't bother him a bit Tee never been a world-beatin the spring" he shrugged "It takes me a little while to get I know that I'm in good shape and that I'll come around soon' The square-jawe- d Giant flychas-e- r ran a hand through his hair and looked over toward where Manager Leo Durocher was standing "There" he said Minting to Durocher "is the fellow who has helped me the most He and Mel Ott Both of thenr taught me a great deal" Durocher like royalty holding court stood in the center of the ' THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINETHURSDAY EVENING APRIL 20 18S0 R j Pueblo Dodgers Go Into Lead By Winning Two Straight Giant clubhouse with his players grouped quietly around him He nau just iimsnca going over ine individual batting weaknesses of the Boston Braves and seemed anxious to get back on the field "Okeh" he barked "Lefii go get em today" Thomson punched his glove idly once °r twice and commented 1 " playing for Leo and I 1ke the wav he PJas ball He never sits back on the bench wait nome In for the run Hes always moving and he keens you moving He's got you hustling battling and thinking all the time You're always in the game with Leo By The Associated Press The Pueblo Dodgers stepped into the Western league lead last night by the simple process of being the only club in the circuit able to win two games in a row Other first-nigwinners in the pennant race dropped their repeat encounters against the same foes while Wichita claimed the cellar spot by becoming the ' e loser only ht two-day-o- ld two-gam- Officials Ponder Charles Condition Minor League Results By the Associated Press Pacific Coast League Losi Angeles 11 San Diego 9 April 20 (UP) — Boxing association is WASHINGTON ci rk pre-seas- on ed - - Jack 8-- 9-- 8-- 10-ru- rd early-seaso- The National San! Francisco 8 Sacramento 5 determined to find out just how Hollywood 6 Seattle 3 sick — or how well— is Heavyweight Portland 5 Oakland 4 Ezzard Charles Champion The N B A revealed today that American Association its executive committee will call Charlie waves white Adams of Herb Umpire mil the Kansas City 10 St Paul 7 Fmil Berry after Vhnii si for a physical report on Charles man tags him In a double header in Other games postponed Chicago Cubs took both games to sweep series when it meets here Saturday If city — r Charles is well enough to defend Southern Association his title well and good Let him New Orleans 9 Mobile 7 (10 do it But if not then let him decide just what he'll do in the fuinnings) ture Birmingham 14 Atlanta A 77-6- 4 The N B A thus is taking of Chattanooga 9 Nashville 3 ficial recognition of the two postMemphis 10 Little Rock 3 WASHINGTON ponements of Charles' title fights April 20 (API with Freddie Beshore at Buffalo A fabulously successlu' basketball Texas League N Y The first postponement Was PINEHURST N C April 20 San Antonio 2 Houston 0 tour ended last night when the because of a training injury The (All) — Jack Culp Jr a 7 Oklahoma City 5 Tulsa Harlem Globetrotters defeated the second game after New York boxOther i games jpcetponect'-to who bad Chicagoan play 4 ing commission physicians report College inim finale at rime arena ed Charles had an injured heart off Iwith 10 other 81 Qualifiers for But pro- Western Leagaej three vacant berths in match play moter Ape Saperstein says hell muscle Lincoln 9 Omaha $ was the talk of the North-Sout- h be back next year aid the year$ 13 Wichita 5 Pueblo Golf tournament today after as long as the fans want Des MoinesSiliioux City 4 his ousted Pinehurst host Culp what he f calls "the world series" ! ! ! I Colorado Springs 6 Denvee & Richard D Chapman former NaThe series started on tional and current Canadian amaApril 2 at Chicago went to the Western International League teur: titlist in a tense one up west coast and therce to New third round struggle yesterday His Spokane 6 Victoria 5 Sogland and wound up here Tacoma 6 Salem 1 quarter-finfoe today Was Frank The series which saw the Trot Wenatchee 8 Yakima 4 ters defeat the 11 games BMaahan of Toledo Ohio defend5 Vancouver 4 (10 into 7 set basketball atiendance reef ing champion The orris In Cleveland match was nings) Indianapolis an Upper bracket affair in today s San Francisco Denver Cincinnati quarter-final- s The other paired and Washington In eddition there College Baseball were sellout crowds in Kansas Wyrlsel K Spencer of Newport Eastern Washington 1 NorthNewte 1948 Virginia champion and An active career can be yours! 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You can In the Coast for finals Saturday's Guard Investigate this annuity-i- t's Bob Harbertson your guarantee of security er The Dodgers j battered Wichita for 10 runs in the first three innings to win in a breeze 13-- 5 Denver meantime failed 5 before the Colorado Springs Sky Sox Omaha took a 3 licking from Lincoln And Des Moines whacked Sioux City 4 Pueblo victimized Wade Head-ric- k who started on the mound n outfor Wichita with its He lasted two and one-thiburst innings against the Dodgers who had been forced into two extra innings the previous night before subduing the Indiana It was a bad night all around for pitchers who are finding the low temperatures far from mw! imsriu xwo uenver nuners —Ken St Pierre and Bill Williams n! ln me ht near-freezin- ht A KENTUCKY DERBY FAVORITE Every Year Talks Tiger Forward Globetrotte rs Win Over Stars Amateur Meet May in Of —walked in four Colorado Spring runs between them to hand the Sky Sox the ball game on a platter In the Omaha-Lincotussle the Athletics laced on their bitting shoes in the second innine and be fore the booming of base hits had quieted 12 men had taken their cuts for a total of seven runs Paul Schramka was the big gun in the Des Moines win over Sioux City He belted out two home runs to make his total for the two-gaseason so far three His first homer of last night came in the opening inning giving the Bruins a lead they never lost Second-nigattendance with g weather chilly or prevailing fell off sharply from the opening night figures More than 20000 faithful trooped out in four cities opening night but only 4552 had the courage to venture out for the second-nigperformances Tonight's schedule and probable pitchers: Colorado Springs (Shandor) at Denver Kirk land) Lincoln (Go hi) at Omaha (Frank) Pueblo (Zavitka) at Wichita ' ( Viovannim) Gulp Play Kentucky Tib -- -- ? 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