Show 4 THE OGDEN (UTAH) SATURDAY EVENING STANDARD-EXAMINE- R 2 1955 APRIL AvoDa1 ! Jaycees Resort To 'Arm Twists1 In Ducat Drive t Secret Ratings of A L Players ' j Little Guy Has Big Ideas About Hitting 400 This Year and He May Do It Too i A few months ago Sports Magazine published a detailed report from the files a ’National League j baseball club This report was prepared by a National League team Arm twisting will be used as to as a Asia result be trades for a last resort by Ogden Junior amger guide employed his' chart comprised ruthlessly honest appraisal of the Chamber of layers Ndw'with the furore of con-overs- y and disagreement that provoked barely subsiding Sport publishes a similar report from the field of an American League baseball club The ratings are based on rosters and thd performances of the players in minor and t major-leagucompetition through the 1954 season According to Sport’s published report the following players are the jtop men in their positions First' base — New York’s Bill Skowron and Joe Collins Second base — Chicago’s Nellie Fox n i shortstop— Chicago’s Chico pie-seaso- n e Car-rasqd- el ' Third Rosen base — Cleveland’s tAl Right7 field — Boston’s Jackie r Jensen Center field —New York’s Mickey Mantle Left field — Chicago’s Minnie Minoso' In individual departments the ' players picked Ed Mathews of the Braves and Yogi of the Yankees to win most valuable player plaudits Stan Musial of the Cardinals and Ted Williams of the Red Sox to be the leading hitters Robin Roberts of the Phillies ahd Bob Lemon of the Indians to be the top "pitchers Ted Kluszewski of the Beds and A1 Rosen of the Indians to take home run crowns and the Cincinnati Reds and Baltimore Orioles to be the most imI teams proved 1 The Sport magazine poll reveals that Mathews edged Willie Mays Duke Snider and Stan Jtlusial in the important Most Valuable Player award predictions while terra's only real competition in the American League came from his team- mate Mickey Mantle Some of the players most of them in' true star classification voted for themselves i to lead in one or more of the departments listed A Pittsburgh Pirate hopeful who’s been up and down before with Pittsburgh’ picked himself to win the batting championship with one reservation: “If I stay with Mr Rickey”) Mr Rickey would probably be best advised to keep him for in Pittsburgh at least they don’t hardly ever make ’em that jway any- Catcher — New York’s Yogi Berra s Pitchers are rated as to sutheir particular clubs: periority on — Cleveland Bob Lemon Ndw York —Whitey Ford Chicago— Virgil Trucks Detroit —Ned Gatver Washington — Bob "Porterfield Boston— Frank Sullivan more” Baltimore—Joe Coleman Kansas City — Arnie Portocan- rera j J If major league baseball players are any judge it will be the Milwaukee Braves vs the' New York Yankee in the 1955 World Series The current issue of Sport Magazine presents results jof the i j votes! with' the' Chicago White1 Sox Chicago and Pittsburgh in the National League and Boston Detroit Kansas City and Baltimore in the American League received no pennant choices t f This Evening j POCATELLO Idaho (UP)— The nation’s leading collegiate fighters will be throwing leather for championships tonight as they step in the ring for the finals of the NCAA ioxing tournament The race for team honors tight- ened up in the yesas chamthe terday defending pions from the University of Wisconsin moved unto a first place tie with Michigan State Each team goes into the finis with three boxers and 12 points Three teams Louisiana State San Jose State and Syracuse were tied for second with eight points The University of Nevada and Washington State were next in the list of 17 schools entered with five points each California Hawaii Idaho State and Maryland had four points apiece and Santa Clara had one Victory in the championship bout counts five points McMurtry Stopped Last night heavyweight' Bobby Hinds of Wisconsin stopped “Irish Mike” McMurtry of Idaho State in the second round to register the first defeat of a defending champion Hind$ who had defeated in a dual meet earlier this season was awarded his victory when he floored his opponent for a nine count early in the second and followed with a barrage' of lefts and rights that semi-final- s ’ -- ry left McMurtry helpless’ In the second heavyweight match Crowe Peele of Louisiana State scored an easy victory over Andrew Ronie of Michigan State diviFinalists in the 178-poun- d sion will be Gordy Gladson of Washington S t a t e and George Pelonis decisioned Dave Fanner of San Jose State i Athlete of Year Bob Thorpe rookie pitcher for the Chicago CubsWfls uam&dprop athlete' of the year for southern California in 1952 i 1 Played EveryGame I J force” ? Seriously however President Buehler said 40 members of the Ogden Jaycees have launched a final canvass of the city today and tomorrow to meet the goal of selling 2000 tickets “Our ticket drive Is far from its goal at the moment and we would like seriously to enlist the support of all baseball fans in this final cleanup of the advanced seat sale” continued Buehler “Reduced prices will prevail for this finalcampaign enabling the fans to bay a book of 10 tick-let- s for $8 Persons wishing to get these tickets and who haven’t been approached may contact any Jaycee member or may call The f if I w i Dodgers Given Edge in Senior Loop Chase 7: Nate Tanner 7491 President Buehler said: “Our committee has spent many hours to do our part to “We keep baseball in Ogden are happyto be of service and we ask the people of Ogden to show their support by purchasing their tickets now Step to your phone now and enlist in this fine civic endeavor” s m ' j ? 6 y What! Again? ’ t j all-seaso- Welter Crown Changes Hands As DeMarco Beats Saxton i i 9--0 Khis-zew?s- ki sea-son- ld C Vejar Repeats Victory Over Graham 198 Siddoway High team aeries GuttersnipesV 2584 Team high game Guttersnipes 907 " Dropo Hits Grand Slam Sox Homer ' to i 1000 Hill Field Ladles Leagna High series individual Mare Fletcher 502 Mary Imaizumt 488 Lillie Zito 468 High single game Marge d 9-- 5 3-a- ld ll n ‘ j ( - HOUSTON Tex (UP) — The Chicago White Sox sacrificed defense for offense when they acquired first baseman Walt Dropo and it appears they got what they bargained for Dropo obtained by the deal which sent Ferris Fain to the Detroit Tigers blasted a grand slam homer —his second round-trippin as many games — to lead the White Sox to a victory over the St Louis Cardinals The game was halted by rain Sandy Consuegra a winner last season pitched the full game for the White Sox and allowed only three hits Harvey Haddix and Herb Moford were the victims of the White Sox’ attack The teams continue their series with the White Sox showing an '7-1- 0 spring record and the Cardinals all square at 0 newly-crowne- d tt t n 7-- - n Giants Indians t Continue Travels ng 9-- 0 js 4 Sports in Brief 10-rou- er six-inni- ' 147-poun- d d' 36-hol- e - ' 10-h- it — e 5-- ld 6-- 4 10-1- 12-1- 1 4 Top-seede- no-h- it ld second-basema- n Lemon Limits Giants td Five 41J 'VWJi WASATCH NORTHERN OIL CO: n HMD W-- - 2296 Grant Ph 3-84- 29 MOVING? 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they finally talked the same den Reds home games Keith Mitchell (left) waves the pasteoards in front of Carl Lancaster (cen-- 1 ance was learned language- - on contract terms the ter1) as Rill Froerer (right) pressure applies Avila reached camp 21 day No really big stories broke while the major league baseball late Put after winter baseball clubs were getting in shape he owns his own club in Mexico None of thepennant contenders Bobby looked like he had been suffered a crippling injury this on fhand since March 1 when n time such as the bone fractures training started In his first full game Wedneswhich befell Ted Williams of the at the plate Boston Red Sox and Bobby Thom- day he had son of Milwaukee last spring hitting a double and a home run -r By JACK HAND plan is pen' by acquiring Frank Smith f Pittsburgh’s With slight exceptions the for 2 RBIs After three games Ri-With are but still the Cincinnati in fifth the that’s 571 He’s front three clubs which promise to he’s year rMLK&fiuiUi via iat !fumbling Imwoods (rates two committed The Phils in still the for errors in 24 pitching supply the contention in each Comebacks by big Don New- - nee(j punch in the outfield and provement deep is to be expected with league will open the 1955 cam- chances afield combe and Roy Campanella should infield help Curt Simmons’ sore shortstop Dick Groat back from paign with their same lineups is Perfect Day Brooklyn the edge over arm is an added headache for service but it’s a long way from in the final games last fall giew York Avila had a perfect day on 11 and Milwaukee in a Mayo Smith new Phils manager last place 44 games behind the If we were forced to pick oujt chances Swatted) two doubles National League Cincinnati has a crew ojf fence leader ght three-teanone item which might carry sdme and scored twice) j yesterday as race in this writer’s opinion Here’s the way it looks from significance it would have to Cleveland busters but desperately needs clobbered the New SL Louis could edge into the more pitching here: bear on the marked change in York Giants 1 Brooklyn pennant fight if Eddie Stankey’s Reports from the West indiCasey Stengel’s outlook on life The Tribe mow against the 2 New York is young pitchers and rookie third cate Chicago still years away The manager of the Yankees has world champs this spring con3 Milwaukee baseman Ken Boyer live up to from a contender status The not been his old cheerful lovable tinued to fatten on New York 4 St Louis Baker infield their promise but the Dodgers Ernie Banks-Genself all' spring pitching with 14 hits running its 5 Philadelphia Giants and Braves appear strong- combination is the best' parUof The conclusion drawn by num- three-datotal againstf the Na6 Cincinnati a club that leans heavily on er than the rest of the league erous experts is that he is not tional Leaguers to 40 runs and 7 Chicago With a crippled Campanella rookies Hank Sauer is the only satisfied at what be has been 41 hits Larry Doby jAl Smith a 8 of sure Newcombe 207 and outfielder job Pittsburgh hitting only given to work with and doesn’t A1 Rosen and Bob L£ipon the 4 winning only nine games after believe he has much chance of winning pitcher' hit homers Fri-da-y his return from the Army Brookovertaking Cleveland v lyn still made a fight of it until Jim1 Hearn Everyone who has watched the the comeback late last September and finished Milwaukee exhibitions has come r was the victim He " only five gaipes behind New away impressed Charlie Grimm’s gave up fiye runs in the first York team ttuly is a fine looking out- Lemon went eight dnnings — longWillie Mays iof course simply fit with Thomson playing left est stint yet for a Cleveland was terrific for the Giants ’ field every day But the flying hurler and there is no reason to oii Scot still limps perceptibly The Chicago White Sox walexpect anything different from his right ankle loped the St Louis Cardinals and him this year A1 Dark should The Cincinnati Reds come into Harvey Haddix in a be better than 'ever and Johnny National League conversa- halted at six innings ' by game every rain Antonelli appears to be coming is ines- First baseman Walt conclusion the and tion PHELAN JOE Dropo one into his own as one f the best By Tebbetts’ of the “ifs” 'in Sox pennant Birdie that capable talk BQSTON (UP) — Tony DeMarco the Boston bully fence busters led by Ted pitchers in the league his two second run home in hit However SalMaglie at 38 must k0v has the of the world to- wilUmassacre even more days — a grand slam off Haddix welterweight championship ' be a question mark’ The Same pitcherSythan they did last in the first Chicago promptly day but where do we go from" here? goes for Marv Grissom have heard no one sug-ss- optioned first base candidate Jim reliefer And who will bet The welterweigh crown has though that the club's own Marshall to Oakland j can Rhodes the hit jackDustry hands in successive pitching is good enough to seri- - Even changed Up Series pot at every dramatic moment ously trouble the big three fights in the past five months-anwith his timely pinch hits? Milwaukee whipped Brooklyn The Detroit Tigers studded the logical contendertrifill waitto even the Fine Mound Staff as the are spring series bewith regarded youth at the his chance title for two tween ing National the League team in the AmerThis could be the year for MilDeMarco said ican League But the consensus contenders at Jo Adcock The waukee with its fine 'pitching homer in the first he was “ready and willing” to is it will take another two or hit a three-rustaff anchored by Warren Spahn Karl off Spooner young Brook take on any comers for the title three years for Bucky Harris’ and the heavy! hitting of Eddie Billy ' " he took last night (from Johnny crew to make any serious ges- lefty making his first appearance ' Mathews Joe Adcock and Del since March 13 because of a sore Saxton in a 14th round technical tures J Crandall N Y (UP) — knockout But what SYRACUSE Adcock later injured shoulder about knows did here All exactly anyone Bobby Thomson lost most of a a collision with Del in and Giants thigh last season because of a triple Young Chico Vejflr buoyed by his that mean? the league champion will be out two or Crandelland in seen a has forwas he over There what second ankle fracture has been given “gentlemen’s Indians is straight victory Bert Hamric three men to from days heard winner Rookie or a medical okay But the Braves mer challenger Billy Graham to- agreement” for the the papers Arihomered for Brooklyn 29 Basilio meet the will be in a tough spot if anyCarmen who crossed burning April day was hunting bigger game in for a title match but it wasn’t on zona sands This has not indiPittsburgh completed a deal thing happens to Crandall They the rookie Gene Freese by send- for less welterweight division — in- paper have Indians any also must count on great imcated the champion provement by Bob Buhl and Chet cluding Rip Valenti DeMarco’s happy pitching tljan won 111 games last ing two players tbNw Orleans and Freese responded with a Nichols to help Spahn Lew Bur-de- Tony DeMarco manager said if the nqw cham- season or that yillie Mays was two-rudouble' that set off a wreck wornout “is all cut by a left reduced Gene and to right eye Conley Although admittedly a little fat pion’s over Baltimore Nelwe’ll go through with the April a winter in Puerto Rico victory St Louis Philadelphia and Cinhis and son King and Whammy Douglas sluggish Vejar jabbed 29 match Otherwise we might cinnati should be next-iline de- have to a rookie pair did the pitching as The Cards bolstered their bull- - way to a unanimous push it back a few weeks” the Pirates won their ninth de- cision over Graham Friday night Has Last Say cision in 10 games But if it’s not in writing the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS" only minutes before DeMarco won Afterward Baltimore optioned title from Johnny champion pretty much has the Golf the infielder Kal Segrist obtained in last say on who when and where Saxton at Boston WILMINGTON N C — Billy that winter deal with the New York on the title grab The deeply-tanneMaxwell Odessa Tex shot a New York Yankees to San Ans Another part of tjie “unwritten 68 to take the University art student' was tonio Pittsburgh sent outfielder SAN ANTONIO Tex (UP) — pleased over his repeat nationally-telev- agreement” had the winner of Azalea Open lead with 133 Jerry Lynch’ to its minor league) The New York Giants and Cleve- ised OKLAHOMA CITY' — Louise camp fight (giving Saxtpn victory over the ring-wis- e land Indians’ put the big- fall Graham and sp was his man- another try at the title he held Suggs Atlanta Ga posted a Cliff Allows No Hits classic of 1954 on the road today ager Steve Ellis for five short months 75 for the first round but they’ll have to pardon the Saxton swiped the champion- lead in the $5000 Oklahoma City Washington climaxed a three-ru- n Vejar enjoyed both a big age fans if they ask: “This is a World and weight advantage over ship from Kid Gavilan in a con- Women's Open rally in the ninth with Tomto Scries?” decision my Umphlett’s pinch-singlGraham and he exploited both to troversial Philadelphia The Giants who lead in the the hilt The Ted Klusbeat Cincinnati Stam- last October and h said he got Tennis d zewski homered series for the Redlegs SAN JUAN Puerto Rico— scrounged out a ford Conn fighter weighed 154V2 “careless” last night trying to Seixas with who the Vic aid was a he Philadelphia Graham while Wednesday got triumph prove pitching from really champion poundsr Puerto the of of an error by finals Ross the Cliff until rookie the fourth reached the scaled 149 Naturally deposed champ Bobby Avila Foster Castleman Graham staged a mild rally was too disappointed and physi- Rican Invitation Tournament by City dipped into minor boot with in the eighth round when he cally beaten to talk much about defeating Eddie Moylan Trenton league J Competition and got followed the two-ohis the winning single was less N defeat and Savannah' he smacked its with his J in tracks upset by stopped Vejar Ralph Kiner Avila Art Houtte-roa- n several rights to the head and talkative about the chances of Sally League farm The A’s had d and George Strickland — including homers by But that was the New getting another crack at his lost Racing body NEW YORK — Bobby Brocato Bill Renna for the Indians while Gail York Irishman’s only sustained possession Vic Power Bill Stew- captured the $29550 He mumbled something about $4090 backed and Bill Wilsoh-i-b- ut attack tf the fight Thompson n"1 foran4dvHk as the sea- art Paumonok DeMarco-BasiliHandicap o a return too bout Giants with the was the for fast four errors that with them erd up Vejar simply was shak- son opened at Jamaica winner but-h- e lost it the veteran Graham He took $770 MIAMI Fla — Fly-ls of a command in the second round ing off the The Nw York Yankees got feaOP Man Alpha with his forcing tactics and crip- terrific beating from his under- scored by two lengths in the heat in the ninth by Atlanta Gulfstream at ture he wasn’t and Pitcher Alpha Brazle of the pling left jabs and although he rated Association opponent Calif — Blaze of the Southern ALBANY White Sox is the oldest player on failed to score a knockdown quite sure if the opportunity at go all to win he Whitey Fprd triedtotoDon lasted $1710 just the roster He will be 41 in Oc- Chico remained in command the another Larsen championship Golden Gate Fields but fielded feature bout was in prospect rest of the wray tober with two out and the bases But He Lost loaded iij the ninth Larsen’s first pitch went for a double by He wanted to prove that the Bob Thorpe that scofed the tycritics were wrong that his vicand winning runs “homeover a was Gavilan ing By tory a j town i decision” but he the forgot At Jacksonville Fla At New Orleans La Ga ATLANTA (UP)— Whitey at He battle the hand proved Called six rain end innings 000 200 011—4 8 2 Baltimore (A) 000 000—0 3 1 point he could fight but he lost Ford who is scheduled to pitch N J102 030 lOx— 7 12 0 St Louis NV Pittsburgh 410 112—9 10 0 in (All Chicago the opener Jo the New York Durpn Alexander 5 and Smith doing it Haddix MOford 4 and Sarni Harsh-ma- n 6 and ShepYankees ttied to be the first big Team1 'patta 4 Douglas King DeMarca meanwhile was a 5 and Lollar WaConsuegra Losard Winning pitcher — Douglas to go nine innings — hurler d league pitcher Harsman Losing pitch- happy bleeding and ning ing pitcher —Duren er — Haddix Crackers but Atlanta the — in the first against MONTGOMERY Ala (UP) — champion At riant Citf Fla two ou( to withdraw with had — Boston 10 his in years after At Savannah Ga The Pittsburgh Pirates were the “B’’ 100 000 010—2 8 1 y Cincinnati ninth in the 010 120 220—8 15 A first chance at the pot of gold Al Kansas City hottest thing south of the Mason- -' — 1 000 301 OOx 4 9 Syracuse Untl 122 101 02x— 9 11 3 f Savannah (Sail He was said the “it toughest d I? Dixon line as they sought their Staley Cross 7 and Landrith Portocarrefo Gray 4 Burtschy 8 Leech 4 Farrell 7 and Heyman and Astrot Kirk 4 Graham 7 and best fight I ever fought” but with the bases loaded and Bob 10th victory iiPll games Riale Winning pitcher —Leech Losing pitch- Moiltagna 9 and Petrosky Winning he wasn’t quite sure if he’d like Thorpe doubled off his first The Pirates won their third r er— Staley Losing pitcher — to try it again as soon as April 29 pitch completing a four-rupitcher — Graham rally straight and copped their ninth Burtschy At Montgomery Ala The thoughts of a third welter- which beat the Yankees 5 to 4 in 10 starts when they beat 300 060 000—9 9 3 MUwaukee (N Ford fanned nine men and un- game At HoBtUn Tcxa in six months were Orioles -4 Ge6rge‘ weight champ the Baltimore OOi 000 110— 3 9 0 010 004 000—5 6 3 New York (N) Brooklyn ninth looked Jim til the too bases-filleto good much double in ponder Freese’s 533 002 20x— 15 14 0 just simply Johnson Nichols 3 Paine 6 and Cleveland (A) was homer Solt’s second a of exultant inning was Pirates’ the 7 night and Wilhelm Crandall Parks 5 Spooner Fodres victory Hearn Jansen 2 the fifth inning blow off Ford 4 Bessent 6 and Hamell Campanella Westrum Katt 7 Lemon Wight 9 and the damaging only blow big Los8 Foiles Winning pitcher— Lemon LosWinning— pitcher — Johnsop urtil his collapse Manager Paul Richards anHearn Spooner ing pitcher ing pitcher— nounced after the game that At Wareskaels S C At Atlanta Ga Kal! Segrist obtained by Regatta Date Set 004 000 000—4 8 0 New York (A 010 010 011—4 7 1 Cincinnati (Nt in the big winter Orioles! 53rd The the annual 1 000 200 003—5 9 2 Atlanta iSoin 010 000 00— 5 9 Intercollegiate Washington A) Ross Werel 6 ?nd Seminick Ford Larsen 9 and Berra Howard places two seconds and a sixth Rowing Regatta will be held on deal with the New York Yankees Stone 8 Gonzales 9 and EdAntonie i i" the 1935 Michigan AAU gym-- Onondaga Lake near Syracuse has been optioned to San wards ' Winning pitcher — Gonzales ?oCr :rrTd recall on a 18 on Y N June Werla Alton Losing pitcher— ford Losing pitcher— What the Man Says: 8: 203 By GAYLE TALBOT TAMPA Fla (AP) — After four more or less sunny weeks 'All Right I'll Buy A'ready' 7711 Ogden Standard-Examine- r or any of the team captains: Ted Bill Froerer Bailey Keith Mitchel or Fletcher V J League Camps - y ’ No Big Stories Brojce in Major High aeries individual Phyllis Milligan 494: Bernice Purdy 479 High game individual Marie Vogel 190 Cora Mc-Muft- o 1 Ladle' Friday Night Lean -- o o The Cleveland Indians have a familiar name back in boxscore — “Avila 2b” And the little guy with big ideas about his batting ability looks like he really intends —— ( -- 70©3Og1D Associated Press Sports Writer NCAA Tourney Reaches Finals Bowling Scores BravesYanks Picked magazine’s thiifd annual poll of players and the Braves and Yankees! are the teams selected as most likely to succeed - The Braves picked up 88 first place predictions while ‘only 53 players picked the Giants to win the pennant ' and 49 selected Brooklyn The Yankees had an even more commanding booking with 132 players picking Casey Stengel’s picked Clevecharges Fifty-nin- e land to repeat and 10 cast their f By ED WILKS J Commerce members to sell baseball pickets Carl Buehler Jaycee president revealed today “We’ll show ’em” the president said today “If they don’t know how important it is to live up to our promise to the Cincinnati ball club we’ll resort Jo i ( - ur ( A |