| Show i THE OGDEN (UTAH) QA HiradlDaihis OdVgllDDUd l MONDAY EVENING STANDARD-EXAMINE- R PDae© Mggtainfi)© I MAY 9 1933 Bums Continue Hot Pace In National By FRED DOWN United Press Sports Writer Solomons Picks Cofckell Jack Solomons! Great Britain’s leading fight promoter doesn’t just think Doji Cockell is going to beat Rocky Marciano for the world’s heavyweight boxing championship at San Francisco May 16 He’s as sure of it as he is of the words “God Save the Queen” So writes Prescott SulUvan in the San Francisco Chronicle can’t match the Brooklyn Dodgers’ astounding start but the Cleveland Indians today zoomed far ahead of the pace which carried them to a record 111 They j Weber High School and former We "quote friend Pres as coach at the Warrior lair has lows been signed by the Pittsburgh San in visitor "A first time round-facePirates to do their scouting in joFrancisco the now on vial English Tex Rick- Utah and Idaho from recommended ha$ ard flew into San Francisco yes- Wood already school baseballers to the Cockeli’s twO'high on sat in and terday workout at Bermuda Palms San Pirates Rafael yesterday George ‘Gixj Von Elm na‘I probably wouldn’ amateur golf champion tional if I thought Cockel 19261 says the new in back lose Solomons said ‘I've seen confiproposed golf course Marciano fight and I’m near at ueneaicts Hospital Cockell will suit dent his style can he constructed I’ll cheaper the to ground right down an construct can than Ogden and see the fight be there to Monte El additional nine at the after Cockell wins I’m going course Von Elm should know the hold to a bid in to put j he has layed out courses from ' rematch in London where it coast to coast’ than will draw more money o o o any place else Two of Ogden’s top feminine “Solomons emphasized that he bowlers Shirley Phillips and wasmt letting sentiment carry Grace Eppley will compete in him away He pointed out that the Women’s International Bowlhe hasn't always picked along ha at Omaha May tournament ing tional lines They will perform along ‘“Remember that all bf us felt U?-1with Lucille Fyffe state match-Rand- y your Bobo Olson would beat our I’m picking PV champion Mane Haines and Turpin Cockell not because he’s a coun- - Beth Lamper En route east they roll at Rock Springs Chey tryman but because Marciano is for himf A®01" Salt Lake team com- -' “If Marciano and Cockell fight Nelson former in London Solomons may ask as Posed of ThelmaLambert Jo Ogdenite Lyla 100 of as the equivalent much "aM Thornblad and Dorothy apiece for ringside seats" also will Stoops compete in Wajly Solomons who is reminded another lore boxing American scribe that jit was a British blacksmith named Bob Fitzsimmons (and Cockell is a RQSUltS Eritish blacksmith) whb won the title from favored Jim Corbett at By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Carson City Ney in 1897 pacjfie roast The weights for that one he pointed out were Corbett 183 Fitzsimmons 167 The San Franciscan had a edge Cockell may have 22 to 25 pounds advantage over Marciano victories and the American League championship in fol-- i 1954 and After their sweep of the Kansas City Athletics yesterday the Indians held a lead with a 17-- record-an- d 708 percentage Just a year ago today they were in third place with a 12-- mark and a 600 Elmo Brady left Weber County recreation director and Ernie Ogden City recreation director will team up with Ogpercentage They didn’t take the Shreeve den Standard-Examine- r and Ogden Junior Chamber of Comlead until May 16 r A1 Smith Boys’ baseball game and merce in staging the annual June 10 A1 Rosen were the stars as the Indians achieved a More than 1500 young baseballers of Ogden and Weber County will serve as little merchants in tidy winning streak Boys baseball game at Affleck Park disposing of tickets for the eleventh annual Utah and reeled off their ninth victory June 10 Five of the ticket sellers are pictured above left to right: Neil Mulhall Don Cavalli Jack in 10 games The sweep was the Joyce Brent Hodges and Douglas Gaskill Indians’ second of this season They took 13 of 19 bargain bills last year Smith hammered out three home runs during the double-headHe blasted a pair of two-ru- n blows as the Tribe battled W L Pet bWalked for Kipper in 4th back from an early deficit 21 2 913 cFlled out for Mrozinski in 8th Brooklyn in the and 522 12 11 then broke Seminick dRan 9th in for : opener Milwaukee 11 11 500 eFlied out for Dickson in 9th New York rookie Ceccarelli’s Art Midget and Junior League spell with 400 100 400— 9 12 13 480 Brooklyn Chicaso a third which homer a 10 13 000 200 420—8 435 Philadelphia produced baseball teams who expect to en- club emblem to be worn on their PittsburH a 12 400 2B — Green grass Hodges Ennis Ash tie in the seventh inning of roll in the SI Louis — — 391 burn 3B Blaylock 9 14 HR Hodges Sni- the City Recreation De- uniform Cincinnati nightcap 8 13 348 der BB — Podres 4 Roebuck 1 MUler date of the big contest Philadelphia partment’s mammoth summer hasOpening 2 SO — Podres 7 Hughes 1 Kipper 1 y Runaway Dodgers been for May 16th and all set Champions were crowned 1 Mrozinski 3 Dickson in the area trapshooting Today’s Schedals The runaway Dodgers rolled to baseball program must have their teams registered will have a deNo games scheduled Milwaukee St Lsuls their 21st victory in 23 games entry forms' completed and filed cided edge over late comers in program at Ogden Gun Club AB H O A ABHO A over the Philadelphia Phil- with the department by May the race for the prizes offered Walker Cross won the 3 0 3 0 Pendlet’nef Moonrf 5 0 0 0 Result 0 2 4 5 2 0 0 0 class A singles by breaking 46 Yesterday's lies Gil Hodges hit a two-ruaBrutoncf 14th if they want to participate by The Standard-ExaminVirdoncf Brooklyn 9 Philadelphia2 8 4 2 2 3 Loganss Musiallb 5 2 6 2 homer and Duke Snider a Earl Miller was the runner-uMilwaukee 6 St Louis in the of Commerce and Boys annual 3 2 0 2 Mathews 3b Repulskilf 4 0 3 0 Pittsburgh 3 New York 4 6 with 44 as contest 4 2 2 3 0 the for 4 a uniforms free and Aaron If and built Sch'nd'sUb y 10 Dodgers County Recreation Chicago 3 Cincinnati 4 0 4 0 Pafkorf Sarnic 4 3 8 2 lead The back battled Phillies George Nasfell romped home playing Departments equipment Ernie 4 19 0 Adcock lb Boyer 3b 4 2 2 1 in the late first in class B singles with 47 First game: 4 3 3 3 0Con'U2b 3 13 3 Any boy may organize a team innings before Jim Shreeve announces Gram’sss New Ysrk feO Pittsburgh out of Les Leavitt was the ABHO Haddix p 10 0 1 Hughes finally stopped them and teams will be organ- among his schoolmates or friends County ABHO A 44 0 3 00 Crandallc A bElllott 10 0 0 sealed their ninth 10 Spahnp 4 14 0 Clemente rf Wiirms2b 5 112 next with 43 straight defeat ized soon under the direction of to enter this contest and the sumLawrence p 0 0 0 0 — 4 4 ss 3 Darkss Groat 112 12 Dr Wfilliam D O’Gorman and 2 13 0 Mont’m’rcf Muellerrf 5 2 2 0 the Weber County Recreation De- mer baseball program Boy now high for the 1955 campaign cFrazier 10 0 0 The New York Yankees finally partment and will enter the race in the sixth grade will be enSchultzp 0 0 0 0 Irvinlf 4 14 0 Peg Larson tied with 49 each 110 0 aCole dHemus 10 0 0 in Ihe class C event but Dr 1 0 2 0 bSaffellcf Mayscf 3 0 810 for prizes also rolled in the Midgets while all Smithp 0 0 0 0 caught up with 2 4 0 3 0 6 0 Longlb Lockm’nlb O’Gorman broke 24 as against 0 0 0 0 c Thomas Willard Nixon in a Officials of the eleventh an- seventh and eighth graders will win over Gardner 3b 2 10 1 36 11 27 8 38 12 27 9 Totals 23 for Peg Larson in the shootoff 2 0 2 0 dWardlb ETh'ps’n3b 10 10 Boys baseball compete in the Junior Leagues on aReached choice fielder's for the Boston Red Sox and the Chi- nual first 1 2 1 Westrumc 5 16 Pendleton in 7th De- game scheduled for June 10th at Three gunners tied for honors 4 3132 0 Shepardc White Sox ddwned the cago Entry blanks may be obtained 0 0 fCastlem’n 10 in class D singles Dave Carlton 1 0 0 0 Lynchlf troit bPopped out for Haddix in 4th and at a Affleck in Park authorized 54 the City Recreation Office Grassoe 0 0 10 Tigers have pair Mejias If cPopped out for Lawrence in 6th of GrisSomp 0 0 00 00 The SenJanet Mencimer and Paul Nas- 42 10 41 GFreese3b thrillers contest the to offer committee Municipal Building or at the Washington dFlied out for Schultz in 8th Freese 2b gRhodes 10 1 MUwaukea 010 300 200—6 ators fell each blasted 43 Nasfell won 3 01312 ELittlef’ldp crushed to the the Baltimore winners: 0 0 0 following county Recreation office 1124 prizes Magliep 0 0 Oil 000 000—2 Orioles 15-3 a Sports Quickies unithe shootoff with Janet Men- 1 0 0 0 Facep team loss after baseball in first Boulevard AppliGomezp 0 0 0100 St 2BLouis place Washington — Adcock HR — Aaron Spahn Radio station KDYL of Saltj B ff i at Wilhelmp the other — Sarni Musial and Gramforms second AL cants to will be e cimer second DP Mathews assistance and games place 2 gloves given 0 0 hHofman 10 Syracuse O'Connell Logan and Adcock William O’Gorman was City will carry the blow-by- Dr team 0 0 0 0 mas all on members baseball third instruction the of Duel MeCallp organization 1 SO — Spahn Pitching Spahn 1 Lawrence — blow of the Rockjh Marciano- - p0we Corwin p 0 0 0 0 BB— with 93 out of 100 to and teams bat each their high over-al- l 2nd Columbus Montreal boy 2 2 W 4 upon request Haddix Schultz Nelson Fox drove In the winSpahn iKattc 2 110 L— Haddix Don Cockell heavyweight- - title birds Winner of last year’s cpntest Top individual contestant will game 18 innings run with an ning 16 start of the 8 27 9 May 35 50 night 12 27 In the bird 37 10 Walker Totals fight a baseball was receive uniform and the Wasps captained by handicap Richmond Toronto First gumc: single in the opener and tripled shoes second for Montemayor in 7th secaSingled and Cross Old ing at 8 pm Ogden time Robert shared shoes and Jack Cincinnati Havana glove Rochester Chicago Joyce Donald Cavalli won bRan for Cole in 7th The bout will be a Gillette! A ABH O A and scored the only run of the third ball bat and shoes ABHO ond was honors Cross individual the place award and Brent 7th in cBatted for Long 4 0 4 0 Bolgercf Temple2b 3 13 1 second game for the White Cavalcade of Sport broadcast American Assn awarded second place by default dFlied out for Thomas in 7th 25 All or with boys 2 5 2 c 2 Hodges 2 4 points Terry Doug Gas-ki- ll 2b Taylor Baker 10 Sox Fox’s second-gamBurgess enhit out for Gardner in 8th Denver 6 Charleston 5 There will be no television Don Glenn Hull broke 46 birds to eGrounded 5 0 3 more will become members of Bellef 12 and Neil Mulhall were 110 Miksisrf f Struck out for Westrum in 6th 4 2 2 2 Jackson3b Omaha 7 Toledo 6 Klus'skilb 4 2111 abled Dick Donovan to best the exclusive “25” Club and will awarded take first honors Dunphy will be a ringside and out for Grissom in 8th gFlied memberships in the 0 0 0 0 0 3 10 Frank Lary in a fine duel of sAdami Speakelf St Paul 6 Indianapolis 5 will handle the blow by blow hStruck out for Wilhelm in 4th receive a suitable award and the 0 0 0 0 King If “25” Club J’bl'skMf 5 0 4 0 rookie pitchers 7th in Corwin for iDoubled This will be Marciano’s first title Harmon3b 2 0 2 0 Minneapolis 7‘ Louisville 6 10 100 300 210—7 4 0 0 1 Banksss Pittsburgh Eddie Waitkus’v two-ru4 0 7 1 Fondylb ninth bThurman 10 0 0 — 5 200 000 003 defense of 1955 Cockell inci innings New York 1 10 0 M'Cul’ghc 0 0 0 0 3 Bridgea3b enabled Orioles the Dark Katt inning Clement triple 2B— Williams crack is his first Texas League getting dentally Post jt 3 13 0 to win their Jones p 3B— Montemayor Gardner HR —Groat 40 0112 opener but the 3 0 14 0 0 Perk'skip M'Millanss at the crown 1 BB— Littlefield E Freese 1 5 San Antonio Lynch1 Wilhelm 1 McCall 2 Grissom 0 0 0 0 Andre p 2 10 0 Senators came back with a Shreveport Ridzikp Answer to a Morgan reader:! Face Oklahoma City Dallas cPalys 0 0 0 0 attack featured by homers by 1 SO— Littlefield 2 Gomez 2 McCall When Jimmy Slade won over Lanep 0 0 00 01 Tom 7 Tulsa 5 Corwin 1 Grissom L W— Littlefield Worth Fort Umphlett and Jesse Levan dBailey 10 Don Cockell In Londbn Dec 41 Houston 10 Beaumont 3 L— Gomez W L Pd New Terk in Beitea the second game were Cockell 1951 Slade and 17 7 708 ABHOA Cleveland 33 8 27 8 34 8 27 7 Totals ABHOA ' Second j Willie Assn game: had Southern 14 8 four hits and New York 638 Mays 002 001 000—3 8 1 ' aRan for Kluszewski in 9th light heavy weights 14 8 ' 636 4 3 5 0 Bauer f Goodm'nb 4 112 Pittsburgh Don Mueller ran his hitting Chicago bFouled out for Harmon in 8th 101 120 lOx — 612 1 New Orleans Nashville New York 14 10 583 4 2 7 1 Collin lb Detroit c Walked for Ridzik in 7th Hattenb 3 0 13 Llddle to 21 streak as 6) and Law New the Shepard gamps 5 King Kan saa City 9 13 409 3 0 3 0 Mantle ef Bert Cook Utah’s Birmingham 8) Little Rock dStruck out for Lane in 9th 3) Maglie (5) and Katt WinAggania 3 1 12 2 Wilhelm 1 39 9 14 001 001 030—5 York Giants beat the Pittsburgh IV ashing ton baseballer of just a few years ago Chattanooga 3 Mobile 0 4 0 7 0 Berrac Losing Chicago Whitee 4 0 4 0 9 360 16 ning pitcher— Maglia Boston Results 001 002—3 000 Yesterday’s Cincinnati Pirates The Pirates won the Baltimore Atlanta 5 Memphis 0 7 17 292 3 0 0 0 Howardlf former Weber High and Utah pitcher—Law 4 0 10 HR —Jackson Burgess Speake SB — 1 Los Angeles 2 Jenaenyf Oakland as Dick Groat Gerry BB— Jones 7 Ridzik 3 SO — opener 0 0 0 0Noren4f Harmon State athletic star is fc candidate Western League Seattle Sacramento 3 Melejf 0 2 1 Philadelphia A Jones 9 Ridzik 1 W—Jones Broekly L— Lynch and Gene Freese homered San Francisco 0 Sehttala 4 10 1 A ABHO ABHO for the basketball coaching post Colorado Springs 8 Sioux City Hollywood Tii)'i 3 0 4 0 PiersaUcf Ctreyjb’ San Diego PorUand 5 In other NL games Warren No games scheduled 4 12 2 Gill'm2b Morgan2b 5 3 130 Ridzik 4 12 4MDou'g(L2b at Box Elder High School The 2 Klaus 3 2 2 3 5 Ashburncf 13 5 0 2 4 Reesess Spahn scattered 12 hits to give 4 12 4 Hynter Second game: Bees couldn’t come up with a 5 ef 0 2 2 5 10 0 2 Hamners 110 Snider Nlxonip 4 13 Pueblo Des Moines 021 000 000—3 8 1 the Milwaukee Braves a win Yesterday's Retails 3 110 Grimp 0 8 0 Camp’ellac Gr’ngr’ssrf 4 2 10 Chicago Plenty of Height 10 0 0 better coaching prospect Bert Wichita 2 Lincoln 1 — aStephena 7 2 001 4 000 003 Cleveland Kansas Cincinnati (2nd 6 0 City 3 0 0 0 0 Konstantyp Ennis If 5 4 13 0 Amoroslf and hand the St Louis Cardinals game 11 inmngsi 0 0 0 0 Kans MANHATTAN p Henry (NEA) StaKnickNew 9i York with Rush the Chiti and Perkowski 2 3 played 4 2 8 2 Hodges lb 137 0 ley Hooper (3) Valentine (6i and Jonesb h 11 bZauehin 6 their Northwest men seventh Detroit Kansas setback (1st had four State 'eatue game Na-110 0 Chicago straight 2 season 4 pivot 4 110 Furillorf erbockers last in the j Blaylock lb — Valentine innings) 1 Winning 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