Show THI OGDEN (UTAH) IfA STANDARD-EXAMINE- R APRIL SUNDAY MORNING 1 1981 Colorado Junior Skiers Garner Lea Bather Son Combination Shows Promise Ogden Billiard Club Chalks Up Impressive Record Ogden Miss Is Fourth in Girls' Contest SUN VALLEY Idaho March 31 (AP)— Colorado skied off with a team lead in states junior championships today as two national junior champions had little difficulty in copping individual honors western the Keeter Werner Steamboat Springs Colo an alternate for the 1952 Olympic team completely outclassed the women's downhill field posting a 1:478 a 66 second n Mary edge over runner-u- p Sun Valley ace Dick Schwaegler Yakima Wash was equally impressive in the boy s downhill winning in 1:466 His victory prevented a Werner family daily double as Skeeter's brother Bud finished second in Thur-neysse- 1:482 Colorado's winning total of 5362 was more than five seconds ahead Utah's 5414 Only of runner-u- p the times of the top three boys from each state were figured m the team scores Other Coloradoans were Johnny Werner besides 1:526 and Tabernash Cress Steamboat Leckendy Chuck 1:554 They placed eighth Springs and ninth respectively Other team totals included: Washington 5454 George W Nasfell 2612 Pierce and his son Richard 13 above are showing class at the Ogden Gnn 5472 Idaho defending champion ciud iney nave oeen snooting only six monins out each has a record of 23 of 2a birds They are Montana 5574 Oregon 558 553 Britto become one of the top father-so- n combinations at the club Wyoming 6016 Nevada 6068 Mexish Columbia 6186 and New ico 6516 Racing behind the first and second place women were: 3 Teresa Schwaegler Yakima Wash 2:012 Craddock Ogden 4 Georgia Utah 2:07L Bozeman 5 Naomi Sandvig Mont 2:086 Donna Davies Rossland B ago they figured they would never C 6 2 09 By Frank Eck 2 from hear the — sandlot from kid 31 TAMPA Fla March big (AP) 7 Ann Otteson Sinclair Wyo or Warsaw tsy oy way Champions of each class also the Before the new National league seaIn a spring exhibition game here 2:096 doubles champ will be crowned son gets to be many weeks old the 8 Thurston Eugene Ore n two Tampa) Cincinnati Reds years ago he hurt 2:116 Katy be thanking today at the Ogden Gun club their lucky stars rhay arm Pitching against the fjpr not giving up J"s 9 Carol Bennett Rawlins Wyo Braves He reported to Tulsa and 2:154 Trophies will be presented to win- on Jim Blackburn) a pitched a few games but his arm ners at conclusion of today's shoot pitching prospect1 Reno 10 Cathy Zimmerman several times were on Pain'ed him so much that he quit in Nev 2:16 Competition is expected to be theThe Reds ot 2 June tnat a with record Black-1 of year about Reno 11 forgetting Marvella Chandler keen in each class officials said burnverge and as recent as two vears He asked for and received his Nev 2:188 line retirement Fifty targets from the voluntary papers 12 Connor Boise Idaho However ris love lor oaseoaii 2:19 Joyce will determine the class chamwas stronger than his arm He 13 Annemarie Spitz North Holpions turned to managing a semi-prclub lywood Calif 2:212 Competition however is not conin Orangeburg' S C 14 Seattle Ingraham Betty fined to members The public is Pitches Few Games Wash 2:221 Invited to participate and is also 15 "That managing is really a nice Ann Saunders Bozeman welcome to visit Shooting will says Blackburn "1 pitched Mont 2:232 job" 16 a feiw games for my own team We Valerie Mullard North Holstart at ten a m played all night games I' had an lywood Calif 2:294 Last week Glen Mull hit 49 of 0 17 Chickie Strowber Portland record" BO for the second straight week to It was his semi-pr- o pitching that Ore 3:562 gave him added confidence and last tie Chuck Hoisington in the feaChasing Schwaegler and Werner ture event Claude Armstrong spring he reported to Alexandria across the boys finish line were: 3 La where Tulsa trains The rest David Vorse Salt Lake City again took second honors with a 48 By Ralph Roden Veteran Alf Christensen blasted 25 Utah 1:49 The NEW YORK April 1 AP — is history 4 Joe Lisac Portland Ore event straight to cop the turned in 21 victories He hurled 1:512 nosing out Ed White by a single There's always room on a major against seven losses 37 13 scoreless innings in succes5 Jerry McClellan Ketchum league ball club for a hustler target Ed Stanky second baseman of sion missing by 11 outs the Texas Idaho and Marvin Melville Salt George W Nasfell a new shooter who is showing class hit 23 the New York Giants is a prime league record Of 41 frames set in Lake City 1:516 7 Dennis Osborn June Lake in the handicap event to tie Lynn example They say Eddie can't 1907 Merrill and Frank Warner "Tulsa Manager 'Al Vincent Calif 1:524 field hit or throw but there's no 8 Johnny Cress Tabernash Nasfell's son Richard 13 is also one that can Hut hustle him showed me Some of the finer pitchshowing plenty of class His best Stanky's managerj Leo Durocher ing details" says Blackburn "I Colo 1:526 9 Chuck Leckenby Steamboat record to date is 23 of 23 Nasfell was oi me same imoia auring ms think the slider actually made me and his son who have been shoot- playing days The Lip wasn't any a winning pitcher I have a fair Springs Colo 1:554 e 10 Lewis Fellowes Lake ing only about six months ap- shakes as a hitter but he wav touch fast ball and a good curve but the Calif and Don Hilberg soon be able to chal- in the clutch as the 1934 world se slider as tought me by Vincent a parently will lenge any father-so- n combination ries proved and he hustled all the former Detroit second baseman Steamboat Springs Colo 1:564 12 t the club officials said Joe Bush Jackson Wyo was the big pitch" time ' The Nasffells reside at 2612 Hustle is th rhiot artrihuta nf Blackburn was first signed for 1:572 13 Pierce Kjell Bakke Leavenworth Rocky Bridges and Jolly Hemus the Reds by Scout Eddie Ries He Wash 158 two rooKies aitempiing to mane tne was 16 and pitching in a Cincinnati 14 Peter Gantzel Pasadena grade with the Brooklyn Dodgers Knothole league In 1941 he broke Calif 1:584 and the St Louis Cardinals respect- in with Cordele Ga in the 15 " Alaraich Saier Ennis Mont Georgia-Florid- a ively this spring league but won and John Jacobsen Anaconda one The next a who has he only fondness for game Bridges year 1:586 o record and in 1943 Mont cigars is onlv 5 08 in height and had a 17 Dick Finhtyson Pocatello weights 170 pounds He's a short- failed to win a game while losing 1:588 stop by trade but is being groomed three for Syracuse He put in three Idaho 18 Bill Ennis Mont Bry seasons with Columbia S C and for dlltv at ArnnH thirri anH eral Utilltv hcvauae th DnriasV his record there for the three year 2:002 19 Tom Babler Portland Ore 7 have a pretty good man at short period was In 1948 he finished the season with the Reds and Spencer Eccles Ogden Utah and m ree wee rteese Rockv whose correct handle i his only decisions were two setEverett flares un: when vnu asso backs ' while hurling 32 relief inciate him as a great fielder and o nings By Bob Myers BrMoec nninfo with Captured by Germans PASADENA Calif March 31 Dridehitter to his bat tinsr record which i Blackburn would havn neon tin — (AP The Chicago White Sox "Who finished sixth in the American snows improvement every year for major league trial sooner but Bridges started with the Dodgers ne servea in me army in 1H44-4- 5 league last year look like an im- Santa Barbara Caliin affiliate the proved ball club this year and have fornia league in 104 7 after "hie Hie winding up with six rdonths in a their sight raised a notch or two German prison camp SALT LAKE CITY March 31— this season under their new man- charge from the service He broke An infantry sergeant with a ms ieg in training and wound up machine gun squad he holds the According to J Perry Egan diager Paul Richards in only 39 Barnes hitting 183 He Richards a thorough-thinkin- g Purple Heart He was wounded by rector of the fish and game deman of 42 with a tremendous back- moved UD to Greenville in th a piece of shrapnel from 88 artiltwo new rearing ponds Atlantic circuit in 1948 and lery fire ground of baseball isn't given to South the Battle of the partment for fry fish have been added to during 251 batted in 50 runs driving fMh statements certanly not in his In 1949 he lifted his mark to 276 Bulge It got him on the right leg the Burraston property in Juab but there are no after effects wgt year as headman of a major at Montreal and his Cement spillways which play earned "It knocked me unconscious" county league club or too early in the him the completed the project were poured Ed title "another Stanky" Blackburn I "When says came I spring to the first part of the week Last year Bridges jumped his saw a nazi But he reasons that the 19S0 over me and during Fry and fingerling trout will be batting mark to 276 and batted in realized thatstanding Sox "hould come through 69 most of my outfit planted in both new ponds within runs while comporting himself was wiped out" with heavier hitting particularly the next few and while it is at Montreal short for brilliantly of the clutch variety that Blackburn dewould rather not talk expected that days the little Hemus like Bridges is slightly about his time supplemental fense should be as good or better in a will be necessary Dave and that the pitching is promising built standing 5:09 and tipping the It was there that th prison camp feeding is who in Wright charge of all The pepper pot out his toenails with pliers Southpaws Billy Pierce and Bob scales atwas175 with state hatcheries states that supthe Cards until Cain twq holdovers and rightmree years Blackburn ago joined plemental feedings of red gill will hander Joe Oobson from the Boston June lastto year when he was dis- a bow and arrow club as a hobby Columbus of the Amer- He often hunts that wav in Michi be made at least twice a week for Red Sox all of whom accounted for patched a limited time to insure that the 38 complete games and possibly ican association gan and upstate New York His fish do well The Cards Hemus out shipped Randy Gumpert shape up as his after d mi As there it much natural fish uaggeu in recalling his first baseman New York "I did uccr it as a hobby" food in the vicinity and starting hurlers the temRichards well regarded as a Rocky Nelson who was burning says Blackburn 'but I think it perature of the water is such that the association Hemus up made control as a pitcher" judge and tutqfcof pitchers is far the fans rapid growth is possible it is exforget Nelson's hot bat helped by from disturbed hy the deal whicn with his inquired pected that the two rearing ponds anH niav markH seat Scarborwill Wightand Ray raise many fish to legal size in the to Red a Birds oTWo tk playoff victory ough to the RpH &w record time me junior world series crown Jack Kramer Wins contrary He wouldn't trade back ana PHILADELPHIA Mar 31 (AP) Hemus broke iinto organized 9 today Jack Kramer evened an old on ball a Big grand style men In whacking the trade from the Key score tonight as he power stroked White Sox viewpoint stems from 363 for jPocatelio in the Pioneer and outmanueyered Richard Pan-chleague in 1946 He moved to Housthe acquisition of outfielder AI ton Gonzales to win the Philadelthe Texas league in 1947 and Zarilla With Gus Zernial and first hit of 277 Then batted 288 for Hous- phia Inquirer's $10000 round robin baseman Eddie Robinson that ton in 1948 tennis tournament gives the Sox three power boys at a 328 and was sailing along professional 8ERTHANA won in straight set 4 clip in 1949 when the Kramer who drove in 253 runs and a total 3 Cards called him up to the varsity of 744 bases in 1950 could be 8:30 Wednesday April 4 Hemus is a second baseman but brutal at the plate They The hitting strength goes on to a lo can play short or third Hi ' If " Include two chaps who are battling probably will be used in utility roles or at short for third base Hank Majeski and Card Manager Marty Marion said Floyd Baker Majeski in more than 400 times at bat hit 309 and the recently "he's hustled right into ball club You've got to make It takes a lot of time work clever fielding Baker in 186 times the room for him some olace Can't tet 317 up and patience — besides the Not to be excluded either would a guy like that gal Know-no-w — to refinish a be the batting and superb defensive fine fishine rod: Briner HQ worn oi — Chico Carras-que- l who in his freshman year hit ro as now your uxu ana drove in 40 runs a California ex-pect- ed Ogden Gun Club To Crown Champs At Today's Shoot Cincinnati Reds May Be Glad For Holding on to Blackburn ' ' ee 3-- 16-ya- rd Major Leagues Always Need Good Hustlers o 8-- er 25-bi- rd Ta-ho- —o Richards Says White Sox Are Improved so-s- 27-2- ' so-s- Siafe Adds New Rearing Ponds " IlS tv o) WRESTLING The Orden Billiard hoopstera proved the class of the Ogden area's independent basketball teams this year They won the City Recreation league title and the Morgan Lion's club tourney The Recreation league winners above left to right are Vera Wilcox sponsor Harve Stone Ken Berrett Allen Barrett Adolph Thon Bob Preece Bob a —— — Wide Open Race Predicted in Opinion Solid Against Gulls As Duck Killers Sandy Collegiate Routs Says Ducklings Eaten Whole Mich March (AP)— The national collegiate boxing championships at Michigan look like State college April anybody's contest Sponsors said 12 of the 20 university and college teams entered stack up so well that any one of them might cop the team crowns that the school whic htakes two individual titles might walk off with the championship Gon- Defendine zaga and Idaho each with an in dividual champion back for the bouts and several clever boxers on their lists wrece at the top of the list of favorites But Washington State Louisiana State Wisconsin San Jose State Maryland Penn State Syracuse Minnesota Idaho State and host Michigan State also looked like good bets The entry list of 79 athletes will be trimmed by the NCAA boxing rules committee to about 64 men possibly eight in eight classes at The meetings starting Sunday committee will be in session V throughout the week Between 50 and 60 bouts each three rounds of two minutes dura tion will run from Thursday after noon to Saturday night Michigan State is prepared to handle 11000 spectators in the big Jenison fieldhouse arena Three individual champions will defend their titles Everett coaiey Washington State will seek ancrown Len Walkother from Idaho will er go at 155 pounds this year and Eli Thomas Gonzaga's champion will move up tne class About half the 79 athletes entered carry some kind of title — college golden glove AAU or amateur EAST--LANSIN- 31 5-- - FISHERMEN NOTICE The Guaranteed Expert famote Whih You Wait ree WEST'S Jewelers 232$ Washington tivri tow slSMW loseci rV 1 1 1 except Itvrday§ at St icks fit tines and f no rnH i fcj" aft Sundays and holidays Ammunition Is Not Plentiful 1 mmmm varnish for rod making at MACK'S 1666 Wash Blvd Phone 62 mtM mm Double Main Event 104twMd Rftit MJIT OUEN AT OOOODT GENf IUCKIY t JACK CASTS TAXZAN ZUABA fKNCMY SOY SfSSSS of Mint Bonk Smokery 7 be followed (for long distances and observed in its destruction "I was working at the time for the department of interior fish and wildlife service building the dikes along the Ogden Bay refuge Many of 'the men kept guhs handy to shoot any gulls preying on the ducks Protected nr not a 'lot of those gulls were killed because of their attacks on theTuewly-hatche- d ducks or upon the eggs still in the nests : "Ask Sam Jost Bill Oakden Win C Crump my father retired state chief deputy or any other persons who have been on the duck marshes during the hatching season They will give you an ear full f "Any time we spend millions df dollars to build one of the greatest duck flyways in the whole world we shouldn" allow predatory seaI'm' for gulls to undo our work in its place" putting that bird A-- ll "Sandy" Crump Military way declared And so it went Everyone voting for Lee Kay Maybe the gulls will have to go Maybe Seagull monument on Temple- Square and the true stories we shall tell pur grandchildren will be all that Will remain of a glorious episode in western history : By Hal Welch Seagulls are not without honor save in their own country In this pioneered wilderness now blossoming like a rose the once cherished£birds are subject to widespread verbal attack and at times have been shot in large numbers !' all because they have foregone their legendary diet of Mormon locusts and now delight in pillaging the wild duck —— 4— —:—-- — --— — cronr ' -- A few days ago this columnist re- ported a state fish and game de-partment bulletin discussing "Should the Seagull be Controlled" The gull was branded as a thief a predator and an unmerciful killer In this mountain Mormon stronghold such words should have brought quick retorts of heresy A generation ago Author Lee Why and this scribe might well have been stoned for taking the name gull in vain And yet days since the obvious written vilification of the gull not a single whisper of defense has come for "Caliifornicus Lorus" descendant of the winged saviours who saved the Pioneers' crops and thereby many Pioneer lives Just a century ago Sandy crump struck the op position keynote Saturday when he -- termed the gulls "vultures that must be controlled or wiped out" Many others vbiced the same strong feeling "My grandfather was W W Merrill and he came into these valleys with Brigham Young in 1847" Mr Crump declared "and I honor the seagulls for their wonderful service to the pioneers The birds that once did good now have a lot of bad habits I think Grandpa Merrill would agree with me "I have seen seagulls swoop down out of the sky and snatch tiny ducks out of the water and swallow them with one gulp and men return 10 gran anoxner ana g still another It was a sight to see the mother duck trying to fend off the killer gulls "When one of those scavenger gulls got a taste of duck blood it seemed to become crazed and could heart-rendin- - writer makes enough mistakes comthe by reporting fish-inpounded wrong date for the ooening of upon Heben lake near West ing upon Hebgen lake near West A ofhis own This department an error publication the correction has been mad? Hebgen lake fishing will positively conform to the general Montana opening: May 20 1931— not ten days later as previously re ported - i 135-pou- nd er 155-pou- loo-pou- Jack Haase 2:008 Walla Walla nd crisp clean thai Wash Allen Smith McCall Idaho 25 2i026 ' '! 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