Show Hi4 SporTs Wildcats Take Thriller From Boise Broncos mnl ' — --— : — 4 Free Lessons in Safety Precautions Utah Redskins Budge Butler Lead Weber Nose Out In League Triumph Colorado Five Second Game This Evening Sisler Joins Cincinnati Beds Like father like son is an expression quite apropos in most instances but very rarely do you find this true in baseball There have been occasions where a son emulated his father's eats on the diamond but these cases have been few and far between Probably no youngster entered professional baseball under his father's shadow more than did young Dick Sisler the new outfielder the Cincinnati Reds acquired from the Phillies in the re- cent trade Dicks father George Sisler was one of the great first basemen in the history of the game He hit 4X0 in 1922 with the Browns and after a great career waa elected to the Hall of Fame In 1938 Young Sister's every move was compared to his famous dad after he broke into organized baseball in 1939 and quite naturally the youngster suffered by comparison Dick a husky 2 205 pounder worked his way up to the majors with thej St Louis Cardinals and in 1948 was traded to the Phillies It was jwith the Quaker City nine that he made the baseball world sit up arid take notice of Dick Sisler and pot George Sisler's son On Sunday Oct 1 1950 Dick hit one of the juiciest home runs of all times when he parked one into the left field stands at in the tenth inning to Brooklyn give the Philadelphia club the pennant on the last day of the season The electrifying drive came with two on and it was a $136000 beauty — The Phils share of the world series pot Young Sisler will always be remembered for this dramatic hit but what most fans have overlooked is the fine job he did with the Phil in his four year tenure all-ti- - 6-- there Swnft nan 38-3- ex-Ne- w 48-4- t ffiirjmMi mm m "MOVIE STARS ADDRESS" KLO KLO TONIGHT Twenty Questions 6:00 PM Comedy of Errors 6:35 Safety First— Th-- improver w y for a hunter to his gun to a partner when a fence is enacted upper left the correct way lower left Be pass sure it is not aimed at anvon In hurdling r a hnat on even when It is capsized until out of ' 1a ihnitlrir - mmm ! The wronr wav danger ' WW : uHcr ht v — it up as mown tower rignt f pUtolfxiddmg THE P 7:45 M BASKETBALL TONIGHT M6f3Y UTAH Vs US AC 8:00 4:00 P M " 15-1- f18"1 'l-i- 50-5- 19-1- 21-2- Central two-point- Iewls GTFP 1 2 1 3 2 2 0 3 0 2 Allen 0 2 Kartchner 0 4 Casteel 2 2 Morehead 1 0 0 2 Chandler 111 110 2 0 0 0 0 0 Perruca Neilson Giron 0 0 0 0 Tanner Totals 3 15 GTFP 1 a 0 2 5 1 1 2 Mendoza 0 0 4 Breitwieser 3 0 0 6 McEntire 10 0 2 Cervantes 4 0 0 8 2 King Osborne 2 0 0 4 Braden 3 3 0 6 Olsen 10 0 2 Mecham 10 0 2 Hansen 2 10 4 Porter 2 0 0 4 Brown 10 0 2 Stettler It 110 0 0 0 0 Swenson 0 0 0 0 Thomas 6 12 Reeves 29 11 Meand Fart 1 59 Washington GTFP 0 3 11 Sorenson 5 5 1 11 Mitten 3 2 0 6 Kapp 6 5 3 15 Ballantync 0 3 0 0 Nate 1 0 0 2 Vanderkooi 2 Wynn 110 16 21 5 37 GTFP 1 Cude 3 4 11 Jones 4 6 3 11 Holder 14 4 6 Russell 0 2 0 0 Dalebout 0 2 2 2 Little 0 0 0 0 Higgs 0 Lund Totals 1 10 0 0 0 2' 11 19 10 32 Vic Janowicz io Serve in COLUMBUS O Jan 19 UP— d Vic Janowicz his trophies and prepared to packed march today The Heisman trophy winner was bidding farewell to his "golden days" at Ohio State where he became a gridiron great to whom state city and officials paid tumultous university tribute at an honorary luncheon yesterday Gov Frank J Lausche like the Elyria flash- a son of immigrant parents told the luncheon crowd of 350 that all Ohio was proud of Janowicz The halfback who made football history as thousands cheered in horseshoe-shape- d Ohio stadium then accepted a present with instructions not to open it until he reaches Camp Polk La with the 37th national guard division next week Army-boun- an - 180-pou- SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 19 1952 Harris Looks for Senators To Advance in Baseball s (UP) — Harris hopes for a better 1952 manager jsucKy warns who has record are staked largely on Bob tried just about everything else Porterfield the Yankee castoff who came up with a desperate 1952 bat- finished the season as the top tle cry today for his sad - sack Washington pitcher with an 9 Washington Senators record and a 351 earned run aver"They won't shove us to the bot- age Porterfield will be Bucky 's tom" he said of the nondescript "ace" Nats who staggered to a seventh-plac- e He feels his infield was strengthfinish last year ened defensively by the acquisition Other than that Harris is mak- of Floyd Baker from the White Sox and Tommy "Upton from the ing no promises He isn't even promising that the Browns via Chicago ShortstoD NEW YORK Jan 19 (AP) — Senators will make any deals But Pete Runnels also will be available he hopes that by the June 15 dead-- 1 for hls first full year of duty with Kobert Chnstenberry intends to line we may be able to make a few the Senators Veterans Eddie Yost drive the ' criminal scum" out of advantageous trades that will en- and Mickey Vernon are fixtures at boxing or he will resign as chairable us to cause a little trouble in third and first respectively Harris man of the New York state aththe first division" "I'm not making any promises also hopes that second baseman letic commission "I promise you" he told boxing Cass Michaels will recapture his about bringing up any writers at their annual banquet and I'm not claiming that we're old form going to make any trades for name Catching chores will be divided last night "if I can't drive the players" Harris said "But one among Clyde Kluttz Mickey Grasso criminal scum out of boxing I will thing's certain — they won't shove and Mickey Guerra not only resign but I will do my us to the bottom We'll do better As of now Harris plans to stand utmost to tear away the protection and you can bet that we'll be with his outfield of Gil Coan of legality from pat for boxing in this shooting something higher than Irv Noren and Sam Mele state" seventh place" "I had a nice speech prepared The way Harris sizes ud the 1952 but I'm not going to give race it will be a fight among the it because as you all know something Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees — "take happened last Friday night" He referred to the assault by your choice"— for first place DeTommy Ryan on referee Ray Miltroit reinforced by the return of ler and L B C matchmaker Al pitcher Art Houtteman from the Weill after last Friday's Ernie armed forces and the Chicago Castellani White Sox "will be right up there middletoo" Wasatch South Summit and weight bout in Madison Square "The Philadelphia Morgan listed victories last night Garden Ryan is manager of Caslooked good at the tailAthletics end of last in the Summit division basketball tellani who was stopped by Du- L rando in the seventh round season and there's no telling what race Bill Veeck will do with the St Ryan was suspended on the spot Wasatch spanked South Rich 65 Louis Browns" Harris said to 35 South) Summit won over Friday by Christenberry who indiWhere does that leave the Sena- Prk City 44 to 32 and Morgan wal- cated at a preliminary hearing Sattors? urday that Ryan's license would be loped North Summit 51 to 31 revoked "All we'll be out to do will be the Biesinger sparked Morgan xo win more games and "There's nothing wrong with boxon attack with 18 points Gollard of improve our seventh-plac- e ing that can't be cured if the rules spot of last year" Wasatch scored 22 tallies of the commission are followed" Harris said bum manes: Even that modest objective may Wasatch Santh Rich Christenberry said 'I have not felt at anytime and GTFP require a managerial miracle from 7GTFP 4 2 16 4 2 e Taylorf 4 3 20 8 I do not feel now that the only the boy wonder For the 10 5 2 22 Lythgoef Collardf 10 f Kennedy most part the 1952 edition of the 6 2 1 13 Bondc identified with the sport is Argylec 10 0 2 people 3 2 17 Simmon g Nats is the same as the rag-ta- g out0 2 11 the criminal scum It is my opinGroveg fit" that won only 62 games last 0 111 Taylora Muirg 9 2 010 ion at the present time that the 2 10 4 E11U Rex 0 4 2 2 desirable year 1 0 0 2 Cummins Frodsham 10 0 2 majority" people are in the vast As things now stand Harris will 0 10 0 Thacker field a team that is short on firdt-lin- e Asked later to expand his re16 7 65 15 13 5 35 marks Totals pitchers and catchers and lack- 29 Score Christenberry said: "I can by quarters: ing in batting power only add that my actions from now 11 Wasatch 23 48 on will bear nut my words"' 11 22 31 South Rich 19 NY Programs fence-buste- rs H one-tim- ' goath Summit Park City GTFP GTFP 1 7 4 6 RMartinezf Glassenemef 3 117 0 10 0 Tolyf Bestf 0 4 3 3 0 6 11 Olsenc PM Sponsored by UTOCO Comiskey Quits As Official Of Chicago Sox 1 2 0 2 6 4 2 20 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 0 3 11 six-rou- r?i0t News Tues Wed Thurs Fri 1:45 P M to 2:00 P M — KLO ' Totals Score by quarters Morgan North Summit v 18 28 15 51 13 15 5 31 11 26 9 14 00!Twent ke KSL 1169 ke KUTA Question Tour Date with loene j Aiurv CndUt & Silver Hopaiong INews (6:55) Cassldy Z:92!2?ncinK ¥ny (These 7 Days 7 15'Tleer Flash jGangbusters Grand Old 7:30 i tah Reports Opry Broadway1 Is 7 46 VI Heifer My Beat :00 Basketball IVaughn Monroe Basketball I V of V Game va (Al Goodman's B Y V V S A C Musical Album vs Archie IriSf Colorado A nd M 9:30!Wshinrtott ReooTt r 9:45 Time 10 00 V our Hpritasf World News lO-l- f Hayloft Navy News Harmonies 10 30 Date with Augie I eioay iMOM News 1046! Until 1 m Here's to Vets Weather ' 6 O Clock i Comedy of Errors 6:4SNews (6:35) 570 ke Edition News Sports 'O K" ILlght of the City Bell Browning The City of Hope 35 16 Louise Suggs Tops Field at Tampa TAMPA Fla Jan 19 (UP — Little Louise Suggs of Carrollton e Ga had a lead on the field Saturday as she teed off on the third round of the $3500 Tampa Women's Open golf tournament with the favored Babe Didrikson Zaharias seven strokes off the pace lAdventure of For the second day in a row Phllo Vance Miss Suggs shot a worn- Parade of ens par 14 on Friday's second Modern Ameri I can Music round for total of 144 Adventure strokes " Rainbow The 'Babe meanwhile soared to You Wm Randevu a 7? to the second round and was INewa nd Muatc Preude t0 Sun- - I Prade of Music back in fourth — place with a 151 with Hal Zotrs 1 Man's total of the halfway mark 7:66— Beulah PamUy Peggy Kirk of Pome Vedra Fla 7:36—stu Krwln also fired a second round 72 to i:66— Ken Murray twos over second place with a 9:06— Tales of Tomorrow while Bettv Jameson rtf Ran lit An 9:36— Amazins Malone Saturday tonio Tex matched her opening 16:66— Crime Syndicated TV Teen — Club 10:30 74 f:f— round and was thirdwith - a 14 Sarjamv Buggies 11:00—Weather Kjh News total I nJ Drama Paul Whlteman"s t Dancing Party three-strok- I two-und- er I 1 36-ho- le IFrancish TELEVISION ' KDVL SatnrCay --star Revue Ism— Show of Shows Tour Hit Parade J— 9 66— Spotlight Revue nd j miskey the majority stockholder agreed to the statement of director and team attorney Roy Egan that the "door is open" for her son to resume negotiations Comiskey' who the board's report thatchallenged his in 1951 exceeded $27000 earnings said he too was willing to negotiate but after consideration of the board action indicated he wasn't "so sure I want to talk to them any more Aex Layne Loses Bout to Old 'Flu' Bug SALT LAKE CITY Jan 18 (UP) Rex Layne of Lewiaton Utah Friday was forced to postpone Ma comeback night for at least a week Monday on orders of his doctor Layne lost a decision to a flu bug and was confined to his bed He said he hoped to resume training early next week Meanwhile it was learned that his opponent Bob Garner already has left his home in Louisville Ky to travel to Salt Lake City for the fight 11 'fl Boxing Boss io Clean Up 11-- Walkerc 17 3 5 Berriochoag McCrmckg 0 111 Collinsg Lawderg 2 6 2 6 NEW YORK Jan 19 (UP) — Johnson Frazier 5 4 4 14 Hair-ston Middleweight Eugene Silent Sanchez Horton 0 0 0 0 CHICAGO Jan 19 ITP Par clinched a bout with Robert RayMartinez Crittenden 3 3 2 8 som Jackson top prospect for third Villemain of France Saturday on 12 25 8 32 base with the Chicago Cubs has the CHICAGO Jan 19 (UP) — The 14 26 16 44 Totals of his techScore by quarters: signed his 1952 contract it was nicalstrength family squabble over young Charlie over knockout Al Red Priest Park 21 3 15 City announced today Comiskey's official position with 11 South Summit 21 30 night He was the sixth the Chicago White Sox simmered on the Friday Hairston player who meet will Villeroster to sign He hit 262 with main at Detroit Feb 6 down today to two stubborn parH Morgan North Summit concentratI home runs and 76 runs batted ties GTFP ed his attack on Priest's body and GJTFP 1 0 0 2 Gamble Saxton 4 3 2 10 as vice Comiskey's Dr Vincent Nardiello ordered the 110 2 Wild DRichins 0 10 0 president and resignationof the club the y!ar in the Intr-wit- h bout stopped after the secretary 4 10 6 14 Wright Peterson 4 5 19 was accepted by the board of diSewell 2 2 0 4 Cambridge Mass veteran suffered 80 40 02 180 Biesinger 20 home runs in 1J7 Durrant 0 0 0 0 rectors after the Bridges grandgames an injury to his left side 0 0 0 0 Dickson RRichins 2 3 2 6 son of the founder of the team 1 5 3 5 Ulrick Pace 0 0 0 0 walked out of the because meeting 2 5 2 6 Waldcon Judd 10 0 2 0 3 2 2 Peterson Roseman 0 0 0 0 his attorney was not permitted to Standard-Examine- r 1 0 0 2 Johnson remain 0 Dillere 16 0 0 0 0 0 Tucker Then his mother Mrs Grace Co- mo er 43-4- WASHINGTON Jan Silent Houston Stops Al Priest Jackson Accepts Sox Terms Mon 19-1- 23-2- 31-2- Wasatch Morgan Take Games American Army RADIO GUIDE 0 two-point- er Danny Mound Fort hoopsters eked out a 37 to 32 decision over Washington Friday to move into first place in the Junior high basketball race Lewis had little trouble in spanking the Central ninth graders in the other game 59 to 15 Stettler of Lewis Mitten of Mound Fort Cude and Jones of Washington each tallied 11 points to share scoring honors Mound Fort is leading the other clubs with two wins and no defeats Lewis and are ied for second placeWashington with one victory and one defeat Central trails the field with two setbacks Summaries: -- SUNDAY " """"'" f1 Mound Fort Five 1480 Sports Digest thm (! "Tr " 5-- hu P--B- L AL HELFER 50-5- 0 52-5- 2 a am High Man 52-5- Vi er wth i Takes Lead eight p m Ruel or Harris In Casaba Play Thomas' May Direct Detroit Tigers "" aftVn!d sport During! his first two seasons he performed at first base and hit for averages of 274 and 289 In 195p he returned to the outfield and fashioned a fine 296 mark and this past year posted an By Oscar Fraley NEW YORK Jan 19 (UP) — average of 287 During this time he averaged 127 games a year Fearless Fraley's facts and figures: At 31 Sisler should have a Herold (Muddy) Ruel or Bucky of baseball ahead of him and if lot he Harris is expected to become boss can continue his fine play for the Reds no jone will be more happy man of the Detroit Tigers when than Manager Luke Sewell and the young Spike Briggs takes over the Cincinnati fans titular leadership inherited by the Sports Tid Bits death of his father Those sensational Harlem GlobeCharley Gehringer current gentrotters have been credited with eral manager is eager to return tn just —about evervthine unw sun "just about everything'' and! Ais job as a manufacturers ffnt jtuw was limitation might be re- and the report is that either Ruel moved J They're Cupid's little helpers present Tiger farm boss or Harris we hear manager of the Washington SenIt seems that a young lady work- ators will take over ing downtown in Ogden a week Due the collegiate basketball ago informed her mates she was scandalstothere have been persistent to going give her boy friend his arguments favoring the return of diamond ring back Everything was the college court game to the campus but Manhattan Coach Ken Then she rcmemhorwi tv ters were coming" When she was is feasible He holds that the game seen stiii wearing the ring she admitted she hadn't given it back has outgrown the smaller college because said boy friend possessed "At bur for instance" he two Trotter tickets to the Ogden relates "yougymcan't hear the officials whistles When the kids get Last thing our Winchell-snoopin there with their horns drums reported was there's still hope for and screams And with spectators oi love it so Cupid c"Wrrs will credit Goose Tatum and com- crowding along the sidelines the officials are constantly pany with a big assist being tripped by partisan fans who "acciAin'tJ4ove grand? stick out their feet former member of dentally" WaynejCottle & U- basketball team is Happy birthday: Today Bernie £e ?' tnc ot a nested argument 2£ Sun"y Spike Briggs Turnesa 3R Alrin v theselupie dayjs 34 and Sam Jethroe 30 Monday Lew Fonseca 52 Blix Donlleyy 37 and Sam Mele 29 Elmer Lach 34 ThursdayTuesday Gene Mako 36 Friday Ed Head 32 and Lou Groza 28 Marine Lt Eddie Lharnn mer College of Pacific grid ace home from Korea and awaiting reassignment to Hawaii is to become one of the Dro expected football greats when fie comes marching home for Good Th wttinntnn Redskins own his draft rights and their tongue is hanging down to here as they await his return They say he'll make the customers forget about Sammy Baugh which take a lot of forgetting Memory Lane: Sixty years ago tomorrow Dr James Naismith I just moved across from th tacked up the rim of a peach basket urive inn Now I can beat in a Springfield Mass Y M C A me crowa at lunch time gym and invented the game of Whattav m3 You'll never wait tin you get basketball first 100 years are the hardest? nervous Jockey John (Red) Pollard who We feature prompt and courteous rode the mighty Seabiscuit to fame service recalls once when he wa rMin mt Agua Caliente he was m crowded Ba— ay n maian riaer named Bo Matt Pollard slashed Matt with hi WW km Mm get some racing room "Why did you hit me" Matt asked after the race "It's this wav" Pollard Just as you crowded overMtnrt) on me i nappened to remember what your Matt Hrawu Qui to wuster mnacq against a repeat massacre - SALT LAKE CITY Jan 19 (AP °Pc?:not Redskins pulled a By Charles Kreher Skyline conference victory - The Weber college basketball Wildcats rocked alonff on out of the fire last night but not the Boise Junior the7r linger wlto n ege Broncos at the f!en set —— r' wucxiiiiu-a-quarieawui periods Lanky Kent Bates was the chief men aj out won 57 in front and to 50 iney stepped stopgap for Coach Vadal Peterson s Utes breaking two Colorado A&M The teams winduo the current imposed deadlocks near game end' at Weber gymnasium at eight series and handling most of Utah's point m this evening p obtaining chores A couple of Dons Budge and Bates snapped a 2 deadlock with one minute to go on a well Butler were highpoint men for the placed shot from the floor and Webers Budge getting 14 for his after Paul Shrum a total and Butler 13 for bis Mark free throw the Utes contributed stalled home Ballif contributed to the local cause Utah reeled off an early lead and held it with little trouble until by aeroing in eight markers midway through the third quarFor Boise the top point getter ter Then the Ags tied it at 8 was Yorker Joe Stynes saw the Utes break out of the deadwho whipped through 11 points lock tied it again at 8 at one more than teammate Bob Giland finally at before Bates bert who belted the cords for 10 came through The scuffle waa iced up at five Colorado A&M sat firmlv ah 11 in about the first five minutes workhorse Glen Smith of play at 5 and there was only him to 18 points onlv four f one point separating the adverwhich came in the second half saries at the end of the quarter Bates topped scoring with 22 With the Wildcats on the long end points 4 It was Harold Kinard who sank The next period was the same for the Aggies to tie verse second chorus with Weber it at 0 and it was Bates who 6 8 then edging the Idahoans broke the tie Stan Pivic then hit 0 and Mark Ballif one for the visitors and again hooked in a to make Bates matched him After the final it 25 but Gilbert for the Broncos tie was broken Colorado A St M's plunked in a set shot from Bob Sneath managed to pot a out followed by a goal fromaway Va for the visitors but alNoy Hymas and it was tied again though he led Aggie scoring with was It tied twice more after 14 points he was four shy that but Jay Brown in from the of being a real hero just reserves hooked a fielder to push Colorada A M Mat G FPf P 9 Weber ahead at the halt c r Pf p 3 3 4 9 Scothorn Then there was the third period Smith 6 6 3 18 3 Pivic 112 2 1 1 S Burns and Ballif and Budge and Butler 3 2 3 8 Stuehm Bate 11 0 2 22 and Shaw and Lowder scored while 3 0 0 4 Rerucha 2 4 3 8 Shrum 2 2 4 6 Betz Gilbert and Stynes and Ingram 0 0 0 0 Asay 6 2 4 14 Sneath Goodrich 2 1 5 S MM doing the same for Boise 3 0 4 6 Kinard Sanford 0 0 10 It was tied at 31: at 32 at 37 and at 2 0 0 4 Cuhn 39 Ballif dropped in a free throw 22 10 23 54 for one point Big Glen Hadfield Totals 23 12 15 58 bcore by auaru-rtipped in a rim out for two and Colorado A and M 10 34 3S 54 Budge made good a gift toss t Uth 13 27 43 58 Free throws missed— Pivic Rerucha 5 pushed one in for the Broncos and the stanza ended Cuhn Smith 3 Burns Bates 3 Shrum 1 for 2 Goodrich 2 Sanford the 'Calx Officials— Sandfieid and Mercer In the final Budgf Butler and sf another Don £haw S"?"1 hIb that is hooked in some beautiful Mm Globetrotter-lik- e shots to build up the edge 'The Weber college girls drill This picture well Illustrates why mmm performed creditably at the freshDayton' half man center - forward Johnny Horan had a GTFP average CTr? Tottenf 4 0 0 110 2 Petersonf 3 5 2 8 Balltff Slyness 5 3 111 3 10 6 Wilkinsonc Ingramx 12 2 4 14 5 7 Vias Somehow last night a paragraph in this column was omitted' One official of B Y u said Cottle made his letter at the Cougar lair which would make him ineligible for church basketball Stan Watts basketball mentor however and the man who should know said that Cottle did not play enough for Brigham Young and did not make his letter in the cage if some of the 'die hards' want further proof suggest they write Stan Watts at Brigham Young university Three weeks 'ago this corner said Wayne Tucker manager of Phoenix last year would be named manager of the Boise Pilots Official announcement of Tucker s appointment was made in Boise on Friday Weber and Boise Junior college hoopsters win provide another thrill packed court game for local fans at Weber gymnasium this Game time will be evening A one-hand- nt Carbon Snow 4 2 Take Battles 110 A C 0 0 0 0 111 2 f - Dickey Browne 02 12 4 2 10 2 2 6 4 Hvmai7 Beeaef 2 1 Jester 1 Miller 12 10 1 S 2 4 0 2 0 a Furlong 0 0 Thackeray 0 0 Renstrom 22 26 13 57 Totals Score by Quarters: Webe 15 1 Boise Officials— Wiese Fishburn tCarbaa 3 5 Chrisiansen 6 3 1 13 Adams 2 10 4 Marshall 2 0 0 4 Hor ton 0 0 0 0 Smith 1 0 0 2 Crane 4 4 18 Perkins 0 2 0 0 Valentine Mullinsf onoo 0 Carbon blasted Branch Aggies 60 51 and Snow upset Dixie 54 to 43 in junior college games last night B t 0 0 0 0 Draineyo 0 0 0 0 McDonald f to GTFP 10 2 2 0 Budge Butler Hadfielde 4 Shawf 4 Lowder f 4 6 5 13 1 3 2 4 GTFP 5 1 10 Alger 9 21 17 8 31 43 41 90 57 50 Peters 3 Ellis Arnold Westenkow Etzel Woodward 3 2 8 5 1 0 10 5 2 111 3 2 2 8 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 Baseball Salaries Now Unfrozen WiUiams 2 0 0 4 Christensen 1 1 S Naegle WASHINGTON Jan 19 (UP) — Stan Musial's $35000 psy raise was 22 15 7 51 27 13 6 60 unfrozen today in a new Totals salary Score by quarters: stabilization policy announced for B A C 8 23 35 baseball players 20 32 45 Carbon The government decided that the club's payroll — not the individual nisle J C Snaw J C — would be the GTFP GTFP 0 0 0 0 Atkinf Blackhamf 7 3 1 15 player's salary 12 13 Frehnerf Spainhowerf 4 2 0 8 measuring stick hereout Thus the 4 St Louis Cardinals can give Musial the raise to $85000 as long as they stick to the new formula Card 4 119 Proutsgaard Money 12 13 President Fred Saigh said it will 2 0 0 4 Rowley Amos 0 10 0 2 7 5 9 NeiUen Hanks 0 O 0 0 take some study to see if he can fit Petersen 0 0 0 0 it into the formula Pritchard 0 0 0 0 Jackie Robinson of the Brooklyn and Monte" Irvin of the 17 13 9 43 19 26 16 54 Dodgers Totals New York Giants are two other Score by quarters: Dixie 9 19 29 big league players poised to benefit Snow 18 32 40 immediately 2 0 0 4Spragruec 3 0 0 6 Gatesg 0 0 0 0 Walters! Allcedc Farleyg 2 5 2 6 4 8 7 15 Hammond g 18 5 7 Northern Utah Keglers to Compete in Second Round Slates on Sunday Keglers of Ogden Brigham City and Logan will reach the halfway mark of thnnual northern Utah round robin bowling tournament Sunday Bowlers will perform on alleys of the three cities Joe Barney one of the officials reports Orv Rolph Jr of Logan is set-- ting the early pace in class A with DeCorso Mat Candl Merrill Austin mil Bauer sr of Ugden is Alma Johnson Ike Dallinga Sr 7:30 p m tops in class B with 1095 and Taro Alley Stanley Smith Hugo Ensign Dallas Yagi of Brigham City is the leader Hosea Ellison Hy Bush Ezra Chrlsteneen Man)' in class C with 1144 6 — Charlie Burton Leu Stephenson The first ten leaders in each di- Slim Summerville Jerry Bennett Al vision follow: Lou White Nate Wise Avery Alley Class A man Ray Bertoldi Paul Eppley Orv Rolph Jr Logan— Mac Donald : — Lay-to- n 5-- Phil Cardon Logan Lionel Freeman Logan Swan Olson Ogden Dell Neilson Ogden Gene Green Ogden Oaden Hap Payne Mike Lorenz Ogden uave workman Ogden Lou Bryan Ogden Class B """ Jim Bauer Scilley Sr Ogden— I 1- Ogden Bennett Ogden Ralph Williams Brigham City Matt Candia Ogden Fred Warner Ogdes Howard Painter Ogden Lew White Oaden 1 Kan Yagl Brigham City Wm Morgan Brigham City Class C Taro Yagi Brigham— Dale 12:00 noon: Alley Fred w eland Ken Russell Wilson Poutter Alton Per- Jim N- ry Dale Alexander A lev kano Tad Shiramisu Tom Yamada Jun lOQi 1072 Hap Payne Lynn Foley Bob 1084) Francom 1061 Scott Jack Warren Frank La ranee 230 p BS: Alley Lee Shurtllff 1057 Dale Bennett Reed Harris George Ellis C Pllkington Gene G Alley ? 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