Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) SATURDAY EVENING STANDARD-EXAMINE- R APRIL 16 1955 oMcD I 6 fiontfir Scotties to Field Smooth Working Baseball Machine j s Louis Youngest to Win Title CHICAGO — Don Cockell is 26 years old and if he wins X the heavyweight championship from Rocky Marciano at Kezar Stadium San Francisco May 16th he’ll he on a par with James J Corbett the only other man who won heavyweight honors at that age more than the Yankees and we beat them by eight games last year The Yanks lost Allie at 37 Reynolds and Gene Woodling Three of our most popular Can you think of two men whd hurt us more the past few years?” “I’m sure Ralph Kiner will help us tremendously He’s hustled all spring and h a fine ball player Herb Score is the classiest young pitcher I have ever seen and I caught both Van Mungo and Warren Spgjin when they were kids” Leo Durocher of the New York Giants says: T’m hoping for a fast start If we get one we will be tough to catch even though the league is more closely knit this year “I expect the Braves and Dodgers to give us the most trouble but I’m not snubbing any of the others Remember how much trouble the Pirates gave us early last year and then turned on the Dodgers? Pitching is our great concern “If we could have made a deal for a pitcher we would have done so But who wants to trade with Jack Dempsey a pennant winner? Know anychampions hit the jackpot at the body?” age of 24 Jack Dempsey James J Jeffries and John L Sullivan Low-SlunHere are the others: Rocky g Marciano 28 Ezzard Charles 28 James J Craddock 30 Max Baer 25 Max Schmeling 25 Jack Sharkey 30 Gene Tunney 28 Jess Willard 32 Jack Johnson 30 Tommy Burns 25 and Bob Fitzsimmons 35 Tallest champion was Primo Camera 6’ 6W’ Shortest Tommy Burns 5’ 7” Heaviest Primo JNDIANAPOLIS Ind (UP) — g record seekCamera 257 give or take a dozen Fifty-fou- r FitzsimBob pounds lightest ing cars were in the field today mons 172 for the 39th annual Biggest purse ever received for Memorial Day Indianapolis auto a heavyweight champion: $990-44- 5 wasn’t a foreign race but there received by Gene Tunney for them combination among his second fight with Jack Dempwho exofficials Speedways sey Chicago Stadium September 1927' The leastest zero-zer- o yet pected several other entries said a lot of nothing John L Sullivan nominations postmarked by Frididn’t get a cent when he lost day midnight would be accepted the title to Jim Corbett New Or- for the time trials beginning May 14 leans Sept 7 1892 The 33 fastest cars make up Ten of the 16 heavyweight ' the May 30 starting line-uchampions since John L Sullivan won their titles by knockout: Two New Creations Marciano Walcott Louis Baer Two new creations and a powCamera Dempsey Willard Jef- erful though unlucky fries Fitzsimmons and Corbett Novi were among the The other six via decision: latest arrivals Charles Braddock Sharkey Heavy-footeTroy Ruttman Schmeling Tunney and Burns winner of the 1952 grind who Greatest weight difference in a now makes his home in Houston ' world title fight 86 pounds Tex was nominated by indusPrimo Camera weighed 270 at trialist Lou Welch to pilot a Miami in 1934 when he defeated Novi —the same type car in which Tommy Loughran 184 There Chet Miller rode to new qualifybet will be about 25 pounds differing records in 1952 a ence in favor of Don Cockell fore the car carried himyear to his when he squares off with Marci- death here Sari Francisco Cockell ano Pat Flaherty Chicago will 213 Marciano 187 drive for M Dunn Detroit and Mostest tonnage in a title bout: Cal Niday Pacoima 4883i pounds Primo Camera Cali£ was entered by Arthur weighed 2592 at Rome in 1933 Lathrop Indianapolis when Paulino Uzcu-zuSportsman Joe Thorne Las 2294 pounds Vegas Nev entered a new drive roadster the only Scribes Differ car in the pack No This is the time of year when was nominated driver baseball writers go out - Chicago on the limb and predict the out- -' 1951 'Winner come of the 1955 major league Murrell Belanger Crown Point Ind who had the winning car pennant races Our readers naturally will be with Lee Wallard the chauffeur very much interested in the opin- in 1951 registered the other new ions of some of the Windy City racer Farmer-drive- r Art Cross experts They follow: Laporte Ind who came home Ed Prell Chicago Tribune Na- the following year is the driver tional League —Milwaukee New Rookie Leroy Warriner IndianYork Brooklyn Cincinnati St apolis was entered by Rotary Louis Chicago Philadelphia and Engineering Corp Indianapolis Other racers with drivers yet Pittsburgh Irving Vaughan Chicago Trib- to be assigned were nominated une American League — New by Pete Salemi Cleveland A York Cleveland Chicago Boston E Dean Paramount Calif and Detroit Washington Baltimore Ray Brady Norristown Pa and Kansas City Dean entered the car which Warren Brown Chicago Ameri- Jimmy Bryan peered to second can American League — New last year Bryan who subsequentYork Chicago Cleveland De- - ly captured the national driving troit Washington Boston Balti- title previously was nominated more and Kansas City for a brand-necar Ameri(James Enright Chicago can National League — New York Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Gene Kessler Chicago National League — MilwauThe Industrial League kee Brooklyn New York St season was wonBowlingMountain by Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia States Telephone this year made Chicago and Pittsburgh Ameri- up of Bud Hulmston can League — Cleveland New Turner Russ Reno Robert Arvin JohnYork Chicago Detroit Boston son Hall Anderson and Don Washington Kansas City and Bal- Salas timore Clyde Hoffman restaurant opThe Cincinnati Reds parent erator was named president of club of the Ogden Reds are rated the Tor the 195556 season to finish high in the National withleague Brick Wooley being named League race by the Chicago vice president’ and Dusty Auguswriters tine secretary-treasure- r i Ed Prell of the Chicago TribThe Industrial League was enune figures the Reds will finish tered 100 cent in the recent third He states that with a Utah Stateperbowling tournament couple of good pitchers the Reds at the Paramount Bowl might win the 1S55 National The Industrial League - League pennant concluded with" a bufseason the One of the scribes James En- fet dinner and at which meeting right of the Chicago American Clyde Hoffman was host tabs Brooklyn Dodgers runner-u-p last season in the National League to finish in fifth place Casey Stengel manager of the New York Yankees had this to say: “The 1955 American League w L pet GB 8 "3 727 pennant race is going to be Sacramento San Diego 7 5 583 lfc rough But Cleveland is not go- San 6 Francisco 6 500 2a 6 5 455 3 ing to win 111 games again Portland : 5 6 455 3 That’s one certainty Man for SeatUe Los Angeles 6 5 455 3 Yanman pitching excepted the 5 6 455 Hollywood 3 4 7 364 kees have it over the Indians Oakland 4 but good I have the greatest out- Yesterday’s Results Francisco 6 Portland 1 field trio in the majors the best San Oakland 10 Sacramento 2 a and infield lot a fine catching Hollywood 7 Seattle 2 San Diego 4 Los Angeles 2 of reserves” A1 Lopez manager of the How Series Stand Sacramento 3 Oakland L Cleveland Indians says: “We HoUywood 3 Seattle 1 should repeat — definitely We San Francisco 3 Portland 1 Los Angeles 2 San Diego 2 certainly figure to improve Youngest to mount the throne was Joe Louis at the age of 23 Oldest was Jersey Joe Walcott In Region 3 The Region One baseball race is a toss up this year but Coach William (Twist) Jones of Ben Lomond High School thinks if his pitching holds up and “we get the breaks we’ll do as well as any of them” — Coach Jones who took over S ff'f' ? v 'w 5 ‘w Irvin's Ankle Still Unsound Monte Declares Ifeg 'Vv-xS-- 7 Cars in Field For Big '500' low-slun- 500-mil- e p eight-cylind- er d one-legge- d n four-whe- six-cylind- er w Sun-Time- ’s Industrial Lobp Bowlers Meet 100-ma- Coast League el Pennant Dash By CHARLES KREIIER - 54 1 IL Bal-lanty- By CARL LUNDQUIST NEW YORK (UP) — Monte Irvin said today that the ankle he broke in spring training of 1952 “never will be completely Ben Lomond High School Batterymen all-arou- Faster Getaway National League nd American League Brooklyn Dodgers Moving Out In Front of National Race ld 13-- 9-- 10 11-- 14-1- 9-- 3-- 12-- 13-1- l-- O 15-1- 3-- 0-- 0-- i 5-- J il ld aii two-gam- e 1 6-- 3 nine-innin- g p 0-- 3 mid-wint- er (1-- (0-- 0) 1) 1 7-- 3 Orange Streaks Capture Region Track Contest 6--4 Minor Results i (1-- 0) (0-- j 1) Bar-lic- 425-foo- Noren Suspended For Row With 1-- 1 Jr Loop Umpire '’' s (1-- -- s ss O i s a - ss s s s (0-- 1) s s 'X X s' s S Os rgrSx 'If' V Sports Briefs - s'- - Og-de- nt j semi-final- hi 6-- 2 o three-quarte- SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Mobile 2 Little Rock 1 (12 innings) Birmingham 6 Atlanta 5 Nashville 6 Chattanooga 5 Only games scheduled At first base when the heavyi hitting Ballantyne is pitching will be Al Reeder a capable initial sacker Combo On second base will be Jay Nye who finished up last season Double-pla- y there and the other half of the double play combination will be Walt Higgins at shortstop Completing the infield on the hot corner will be Jim Card sophomore sports sensation Behind the plate the Scots will have Ronnie Bergera an up and coming sophomore who starred in junior high play for the past several seasons and Al Marshall a sen- hard-hittin- g steady-goin- g ior In the outfield Gary Kapp will be a regular fixture when he Isn’t pitching Kapp’s potent bat would find him a place in the lineup even when he isn’t hurling Also d in the outer garden will be Peterson and Alex Denny Stone regular outfielder and reserve pitcher Reserve outfield talent will consist of Dean Black Boyd Bell and Brent Thomas all sophomores and all tabbed as comers Ken Berry a junior will assist behind the plate and Lloyd Phipps a sophomore will serve as utility man for the Scots In the first game the Scots beat Davis' High They lost one to South 54 but then they came right back and in a second beat the Cubs 11-fleet-foote- pre-seaso- n 6-- 5 3 game Also against Salt Lake competition Ben Lomond trimmed the then lost to West Panthers the same team 11-Against Granite the Scotties turned in a victory Region One is going to produce some good baseball this season” Coach Jones said” and we’ll be in the thick of the race Ogden has a strong team again this year and we’ll have to look out for them But if our pitching holds up and we get the4)reaks we’ll be in there” The 1955 league schedule is: April 14 Bear River at Ben 5-- 3 3 9-- 5 Lomond April 21 Ben Lomond at South Cache April 25 Ben Lomond at Logan April 28 Weber at Ben Lo- mond May 5 Ben Lomond at Ogden ’ May 9 Box Elder at Ben Lomond May 12 Ben Lomond at North Cache Wildlife Shoot t For Steaks and vS c x v 0) Classy Young Shooter Janet Mencimer shotgun artist takes ahn for practice shot before firing in the Weber County Wildlife Federation scattergun events tomorrow at the Ogden Gun Club Event is open to all shooters with valuable prizes going to best targets ld rs TEXAS LEAGUE Hams Tomorrow Hundreds of sportsmen from Utah are expected to be onhand at the Ogden Gun Club trap tomorrow for the trap shoot for steaks ham and bacon sponsored by the Weber County Wildlife Federation Dave Carlton chairman of the committee in charge said firing would commence at 10 am and would be open to all who wanted to blast targets: There will be special events for amateurs who have never fired before there will be splatter board shooting and there will be t events for those who don’t feel like shooting a' whole box of shells Concessions will be on hand for those who want food and drink Serving on the committee with Carlton are Tom Buller Orlando Shipley and Ed White John (Mac) McCam-an- t will be cashier and Shipley and Niles Jones will be in charge of the traps Clyde Warner president of the wildlife federation promised all shooters a good time Ogden and Northern five-sho- ‘ an Handicap Singles on The third annual singles handicap for bowlers with 165 average and under will be at the Paramount Bowl April 23 24 and Bear River Ben Medley mond Ogden Box Elder 4:063 30 and May I Manager! Max Mile relay— Ogden Box Elder Bear Kosof said today River Ben Lomond 3:45 6 880 — relay — Bear River Ogden A cash prize and a trophy will Ben Lomond Box Elder 1:404 be given the champion Kosof Riv"V“"': B°f l‘o aid“ The ‘ournameht is spon- ( sored by Hoffmans Supper Qlub box Eider 30 5 I Houston 8 Fort Worth Dallas 3 San Antonio 1 Tulsa 3 San Antonio 1 Shreveport 5 Oklahoma 4 1 1-- v - w V V ne far-rovin- g sound again” “I might as well face it” he said “It still bothers me and it has slowed me up plenty” Nevertheless the slugging left fielder of the w’orld champion New York Giants is convinced that he is ready to have a big Strength both on the mound an& behind the plate will feature play of the Ben Lomond Scots in Region One high school baseball year athlete at the hilltop school who was a star first baseman and is a heavy sticker this year At left is Ron Ballarityne Ankle Still Painful Now he is first string hurler as Well bids fair to become leading pitcher in league At right is A1 Marshall also a senior also an “Even though the ankle bothman at Ben Lomond Jvho will be calling signals from behind the plate as Ron and other Scot hurlers keep firing them in ers me a little everything else seems to be going right” he said “That makes it a lot different than last year For me that was just one of those years when W L Pet everything went w'rong The only 3 0 1000 good Cleveland thing about it wras that we 1 2 667 Boston But I sure 1 2 New York 667 won the pennant 1 1 500 didn’t help much” Chicago 1 1 500 Washington The Negro star 1 2 333 Kansas City 1 250 from Columbia Ala had a great 3 Detroit 0 2 000 comeback Baltimore year in 1953 when he 329 batted and drove in 97 runs Today’s Schedule ED That WILKS — at 3 Cleveland By year although he limped Feller Chicago vs Pierce perceptibly the ankle didn’t seem Associated Press Sports Writer — Fortocar-rer- o to slow him Kansas at Detroit — City B at Meyer Pittsburgh Brooklyn up 6 8 vs Pur key Brooklyn’s Dodgers trying to shake the tag of “the New Yorkvs atGarver 1 “But the ankle bothered me — Washington night — Burdette team that lost the 1954 Milwaukee at Cincinnati 4 vs Porterfield 5 plenty last season” he said “Aftpennant” are putting their Na- Lopat 4 vs Pearce Baltimore at Boston Palica 3 vs er — every game it would get stiff 0 Jones tional League bid on a faster getaway this season and Carl Delock 0 Chicago at St7 Louis sore and I would have to and vs Poholsky Furillo is hitting like it was June instead of mid-AprYesterday’s Results it and exercise it a lot at massage Cleveland 7 Detroit 3 Yesterday’s Results home at! In three games all packed New York 6 Boston 4 night or in the hotel Brooklyn 6 New York 3 room we if scheduled were on the road games Only Philadelphia at Pittsburgh postponed away by the Brooksr right fielder Giants in control on six hits “Well I wet grounds thought eventually it Boston New York Furillo has smacked four home the Score lefty would be scheduled but it still hurts better O AB H A A O ABH Only games runs and has driven in eight who’s been the talk of the spring 3 0 4 4 Goodman' 2b Bauerlf 4 12 0 sometimes so much that I can’t New York Joostss Brooklyn Carey 3b 5 0 3 2 ' AB H O A AB H O A runs was somewhat erratic against the Mantle cf 4 12 0 sleep at night!” Th’neb’rylf 4 0 10 0 Lockmanlb Gilliam2b 3 12 5 Jensen cf Berra c 4 2 10 0 Complete Fracture He didn’t get his fourth homer Tigers but came through in the 3 0 2 3 Darkss Reese ss 4 12 2 WWtee Skowron lb 4 2 5 1 4 2 5 0 Mayscf Snidercf 5 2 0 0 in 1954 until the 65th game late clutch 3 12 0 His was a complete fracture Zauchinlb Collinsrf hits seven allowed He 3 0 10 Irvinlf Hodges lb 2 1 14 0 in June 2b 3 111 of the Coleman He his hadn’t Lepcio3b walloped 2 13 3 Thompson3b Amoroslf 4 2 10 right ankle in an exhibiRizzutoss 3 112 Piersallcf and walked as many as he struck 0 0 0 0 aAmalfitano Rob’son3b 5 0 15 first last year until June 5 tion 3 Brewer game at Denver Colo and p Turley p 4 2 0 0 Mueller rf Furillorf 5 2 4 0 Two of Furillo’s homers came out but three times fanned bataHatton a time it appeared that Irvin for 2 0 0 3 Williamsb Camp’ellac 4 13 0 as Brooks Suscep the on two base men ters with swept yesterday never be able to play ball 4 2 1 0 0 0 bRhodes might Loesp 10 series at the Polo Indians Go Route their Castleman2b 32 5 27 15 33 9 27 7 again Totals 1110 2 0 4 0 Westrumc aFouled out for Brewer In 8th Grounds with the New York But he came back mpre quickly 1 0 0 0 cTaylor Cleveland now has won three New York 300 010 200— 6 Giants 0 0 10 Grassoe 100 100 020 —4 than expected playing ball durBoston 1 0 0 0 dKatt jobs by Bob LemThat put the Brooks in a first on E — None RBI — Skowron 3 Bauer ing the last part of the 1952 10 0 1 Gomez p 3 Jensen 2B — Collins Throneberry with with The tie idle Score and Garcia on Mike Chicago place season a high-to1 0 0 0 eGardner — by wearing HR Skowron Throneberry loss dumped the world cham- the rest of its vaunted staff un- Berra 0 0 0 1 Spencer p 2 Jensen shoe Then in 1953 Bauer Collins S — Tur- football-typ- e 0 0 0 0 McCallp Goodman and Lepcio ley DP — — pions into last place with Cin- heard from 1 0 0 0 fHofman New York 5 Boston he had his good season which Zauchin Left cinnati at — 0 0 0 1 Gielp the made 3 BB Turley Turley 2 Brewer 3 Susce 1 preceded his fade out of a year — Turley 10 Brewer 6 Susce 1 ago when his The Giants are a sad contrast deal SO Baland Yanks the between average dropped 36 11 27 14 to the Cleveland Indians 31 6 27 12 Totals HO — Brewer 9 in 8 Susce 0 in 1 57 who 262 to ever for than look better timore points — — — W WP L Brewer In aRan for Thompson 0th Turley This spring Irvin has been U — Flaherty Chylak bGrounded out for Williams in 7th find themselves right where they the New Yorkers Usually trou- Brewer — 2:13 A — 8770 T left off in the American League bled by wildness he walked only Berry McKinley cStruck out for Westrum in 8th meeting the ball solidly again dHit into force out for Grasso in — all alone on top Cleveland and has moved around with his two Detroit Cleveland 9th took over the undisputed lead by A ABHOA old speed in the outfield despite While he was tagged for three 2AB H O Kuennss eFouled out for Gomez in 6th Smithrf 4 2 2 0 the fact that in every Giant game Herb Score homers the Yanks supported him 111 beating Detroit fGrounded out for McCall in 8th 2b Avilaj2b 3 Hatfield 100 031 010—8 the Tribe’s rookie phenom fanned with three of their own by Bill thus far the turf has been soggy Brooklyn Kalinerf Dobycf 5 000 100 002—3 nen in his first start New York 3 Rosen Boone 3b 3b Skowron Hank Bauer and Joe Porter lb Kiner If 5 RBI — Hodges Turley Fans 10 E — Williams Collins 4 got Tuttle cf Wertzlb 3 Throneberry MuelFaye 2 Thompson Snider —Furillo New York Yankees kept Bos- two of the Boston blasts and 1 Phillips If Altobellilb ler Castleman 2B Mays HR — Wilson c Strickland ss 4 SF ton from gaining a share of the Jackie Jensen the other Snider Furillo 2 SB — Gilliam Foilesc 3 — Hodges S — Amoros DP — Reese Laryp Score p 4 aFain Gilliam and Hodges Williams Dark lead with Cleveland by knocking Bob TurSchultz p and Lockman Left — Brooklyn 10 off the Red Sox Black p New York 5 BB — Loes 4 Spencer 3 ley the defending strikeout Giel 1 SO — Loes 2 Gomez 3 McCall Hoeftp bSouchock king whiffed 10 1 Giel 1 HO — Gomez 10 in 6 SpenFletcher p cer 1 in 1 23 McCall 0 in 13 Giel The other scheduled only game 0 in 1 HBP — Gomez (Gilliam) W — was By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 36 11 27 7 29 7 27 8 Totals U — Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Loes L — Gomez of aStruck out for Lary in 6th because wet k Jackowski Landes Ballanfant postponed LEAGUE COAST PACIFIC BRIGHAM CITY — Qgden bSingled for Hoeft in 8th 020 T — 2:36 A — 17894 grounds 130—7 High School came out on top San Diego 4 Los Angeles 2 001 Cleveland 110 000 010—3 Brooklyn’s Duke Snider powDetroit San Francisco 6 Portland 1 E — Score Wilson RBI — Rosen over Beir River Ben Lomond t ered a home run with 2 Oakland 10 Sacramento 3 Kiner Avila 3 Kaline Kuenn and Box Elder in a regional two on in the fifth against the 7 Seattle 2 Souchock 2B — Foiles 2 Avila Rosen track meet here Hollywood yesterday but Giants That broke a tie Phillips 3B — Avila —SF — Rosen 2 L J Bear River High Sylvester Rosen Avila Kaline Kuenn DP and Furillo iced it away with AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Wertz and Avila set Strickland and most of the records husky his two blows Toledo 11 Denver 6 AltobeUi Left — Cleveland 9 Detroit ' L broke state the J — 2 2 high 9 10 BB Schultz Score Lary Ruben Gomez No 3 man on Omaha 10 Charleston 5 1 SO — Score 9 Lary 5 Hoeft school shot a with record Black put the Giants’ pitching staff was Indianapolis 9 Minneapolis 2 1 HO — Lary 8 in 6 Schultz 2 in heave of 55 feet Bxk inches ' 1 13 Black 1 in 0 (faced 2 batters the victim Billy Loes had the St Paul 12 Louisville 0 feet! better than the state in 8th) Hoeft 0 in 23 Fletcher 0 in 2 1 WP — Schultz Black W — Score mark and close to the national U r— Honochick L — Lary BOSTON (AP) — Outfielder Umont Rommel PapareUa T — 2:55 high school distance 's" "iy ' & 'V He also threw the discus 153 A — 3786 Irv Noren of the New York Yansi 8 inches only a few feet feet CsW-V kees is under' indefinite suspenshort of the state record P “7 i sion by American League Presi:piled a score of 63 710 Ogden I ss s' V seven first places points taking dent Will Harridge as a result "v Bear was River second with A PRESS THE ASSOCIATED By of a jam with Umpire Bill Mci 45 15 points Ben Lomond was Golf Kinley third with 34 910 and Box ElGREENSBORO N C — Ed der was fourth with 30 Noren was thrown out of Thurs15 Furgol St Louis and Art Wall The summary: day’s game with the Red Sox in Jr Pocono Manor Pa banged 100— Wisp Ogden Bosgieter Ben Lo66s to share the mond Payne Bear River Furlong out Fenway Park for charging Mc107 in the Greater lead round a close at first decision after Kinley 220 — Bosgieter' Ben Lomond Wise Greensboro Open Ogden Grunig Box Elder Payne Bear home plate in the’ sixth inning BEAUMONT Tex — Betty River 25 The New Yorker was called out 440 — Reeder Box Elder Bishop Bear Jameson San Antonio shot an River Giles Bear River tie for fourth trying to score from second base 65 to take the first Davnes Ogden Jensen Ben Lomond on a single by Gerry Coleman round lead in the Babe Zaharias 532 880 — Messerly Ben Lomond BeechOpen At one point in the incident er Box Eltjer ' Bosgieter Ben LoTennis mond Ben Lomond Rallantyne the umpire appeared to be trying DALLAS — Vic Seixas Phil- 2:088 to fend off the irate player with Mile — Knudson Bear River Jensen advanced to the Dal- Box adelphia Smith Ogden Calderwood his protective mask las Country Club’s Invitation Bear Elder River 4:57 “I was jostled and bumped” s Tournament High hurdles — Monroe Ogden Ramp-to- n by dethe umpire said in a formal reOgden: Ohlemstead Ogden Hirs-cNew Talbert York feating Billy Box Elder 158 with Noren “I didn’t hit port 64 Low hurdles— Monroe Ogden Ramp-to- n — to I hold held mask it my up Ogden Gibbs Bear River Wright Ben Lomond 227 off the spit” Racing Shot — L J Sylvester Bear River Noren got word of the suspenNEW YORK — Due de Fer Shirl Sylvester Bear River Carter Ogsion just before yesterday’s game den Baird Box Elder 55 ft 8 $660 topped Paper Tiger by 1 In He said: Discus — L J Svlvester Bear River lengths in the Sgt Byrne Handi- Shirl Sylvester Toma Ogden Hyde “I didn’t intentionally spit on cap at Jamaica Box Elder 152 ft 8 in the umpire I still insist I was MIAMI Fla — Fly-lJ a velin— Knowles Ogden Olsen Og$530 safe I don’t know what my rights won by a neck over Swivet in den Mecham Ogden Jensen Box El147 f$ 8 in are but I’m going to find out I the Riviera Purse at Gulfstream derBroad — Monroe Ogden Reedthink Mr Harridge should hear LEXINGTON Ky — Racing er Box jump Elder Furlong Ogden Shirl my side of the story” River 21 ft 1 in Fool $6 scored a narrow vic- Sylvester Bear ' High jump — Bradford Ben Lomond Yankee Manager Sasey Stengel tory over Hutcheson in the Crest-woo- d Easley Ben Lomond Trease Box Elsaid: Purse at Keeneland der tie for fourth Coombs Ben Lo“The umpiring was lousy NorALBANY Calif — Admiral mond and ' Farnsworth Box Elder Sommers Bear River 5 ft 9 in en didn’t hit McKinley I don’t Peary $530 w’on by Pole vault— Tingey Box Elder Lathink he spit on him and if he of a length over Golden tham Ben Lomond tie for third did he was just excited” Land in the mile feature at Gold- Mecham ’Ogden Eastman Ben Lomond and Murdock Ogden 10 ft 7 in en Gate Fields ‘race — Loall-arou- from Monte Bailey this year to alloNv Bailey more time for bas-- 7 ketball and track has inherited a wealth of players from his predecessor and he’s got some good men coming up from junior high and freshman - play Two fireball pitchers Ron and Gary Kapp are 4n the forefront of the Scot pitching van Both are converts Ballan-tyn- e being a star first baseman and Kapp a outfielder Both began pitching last summer iri sandlot ball and both will play their old positions when they’re not on the hill j Bolstering the hurling staff will be Alex Stone a sophomore with assistance from Sophomores George Eastman and Ken Kapin-sk- i p - |