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Mc t --Ga c-tei--w as---f q u e-- -fiHiack-twilled tor WomtUhse^-ot their rinnhleheader. inn, whipping Portland ------------ Bahxma-nt-vGctUe -- 220 013 X-----8'10 1 (3) - Bambor-gort--(5). Thf* Rg-na4rvr skip -par---in--the fust--division.--white th e _V/rstem International League Sacramentor-9 to 3 and_4_to 0._The Nelion (8), Gaasaway _(6J. and Helaer--andz-Rltchey. --:________ Noble, ~ mtends-rrto ^make- Mr* Walker was even to par in last yeai. second victory was effected via a Harns "another Joe -ihe--second-division:------------ In regard to the rookie situa- masterful - relief. Job by veteran: ----------Runner-iifi--awards--went--to- ttion,--Vo/.i'iich--emphasized "righthander Harry Feldmaff Mr*. Brlg-trs and Mra S morning that any- local candidates took over from Tommy Bridges in pleased him yesterc d Faces hitless, runless~4pa' three innings of the --It Small in-the firsfc cfrvis be-giyen-a -th-second,----------------------- *he-Phll'a'dettihia_(A Mrs Briggs was five down and trial to"1oln the team "Mrs SinaJL-was-Abc-down-__-___ The second nlncp award in Hl- Lobo Ninehfejteals sacked the opener in Jhe seventh -frame, scoring four TIGERS. 8,. WHITE runs-on two hits, four walks and - NEW .ORLEANS viaion two went to Mrs Frank Defrqit WingsPutnam with'a "five down score card--Mrs--fk_D SprouII and Mis a wild pitch off four Sacramento Spring vacation lethargy (U P)--The new Sail moundsmen San Francisco took the senesr-4-to_2------- s------------ -------- troit Tiger .and Chi sh, oul.dn'Tt b.othe. r th.e Mo, nterey .Pe- pitchers mattering nlnsula Lobo baseball team when tnrfav thpm,wn- ^At=Scsttll^th:e^Rairrrers^snapped' a six game losing streak by check- DETROIT, April 19 (&)--, 7ng~Hollywood, 5 to 3, in the seven Globetrotters Play courageous Detroit Red_JYings inning - mghteap---- T-h-e--^wmks- team, victor over Toronto . In a srrared the opener, 6 to 3, with a In S. F. Tonight thrilling semifinal series, got setr[ five run ninth inning outburst today for the opening Tuesday of -LOS-ANGELES ,AprH-H)-W>= Its Stanlev Cup hoclTe'Y eh am- The Hari era GlohetrolferV l dmishlp-sei-ies^\s4th the^New--York game nationwide basketballlYfieLrRanfiei s with" the College All-Stars today ^stands^atJoui -games-apiecc Detioit's Leo Rcibc diove in Frank Kelleher topped it off by homering with two on Guy Fletcher. Beattie's monncT ace, tossed Jthree hit ball-in the afterpiece, but each hit figured .in ^DastTriffhtV gamrwwnnss-'hoth Ion ft" pTOTtooi gQ~a'l~nl"TB!3^Ciif; tTHTTifpf 'ovcitnnc pcuod last night to give on suspense and fouls/witli the All-Stars edging out a'72 to 71 victoi v____________ ~_________________ Name Clark SI--_The__cl,ubs pte> in San -Fran- Deli oil a 1-0 decision ovei the Leafs m a lugged game before Mt T^-s Ii ghtly-hysten ca Hfens-heTe" a Hollywood tally. ---- -------_ On Tuesday Sacramento goes to Los Angeles, San Diego to San Fi ancisco. Oakland to Sfiattlpfani 'Hollywood to Portland for seven cisco's-0ow Palaccrtrmigh-t. That victory - gave Detroit the game series _ As Stanfordscries 4-3 "and ended Toronto's ere Jnvadethe Monterey Ball Park next Saturday afternoon. The Lobos will combat a week's -re-st^-fr-om--action--by--mceUng--Fo; Ord in a practice game tomorrow af-ter-noen- at the same--Montei Rail-Park^ Game time, for thfe MPC-Ord struggle is 3 o'clock--immedi"ately^aftelFtlfe-professional-ex--- hibltion game between Eugene and San Jose __Coach Dan Dillon has his Lobo nine hustling in search of a "fust class win m the Northern Cali fornia Junior College Conference- tlieir spring rsoeTr.i1e0Cs " A total of six be mitted during yest Tiger victory EXHIBITION RES Cleveland (A) 12, N "Dotroit (Ap8~eh1cai New York (A> B Mi S? Louis CA)" 8, San Washington <A) 17, T ~'Bdston~(Ni- J5--Cinoi Brooklyn fN) 9 Atl Chicago )Nl 7/; Shre Philadelphia (N) 107 Boston fAl- 12 Pittsl St Louis (N) 7 Hot Brooklyn (N) "B" 8 "i 1 _E.ac|ie-49er Game Set ~ Uiiee-Ycai ihe--St-attley icign as champion Cup-piayxrffs of USC, Cards Meet southern Today--[dropped--a--doubleheader-to--San SXS~~FB A N C1BCO :~Amil 1(HUP) The championship setjes will * ..* LOS ANGELES, April 10_(JP)- IFTrvannncni{sec/.on City OCnollllAefgfoe oa uwraeaelkl QaOgAo --The San Ftnmiscn 4i)eis will fracet open on D'ctioit iie Tuesda'y7~Wttli~T4rc_UnWerslty of Southern Cali- on the victor's diamond' ~ the Philadelphia Easley National Football League champions, m a ---- rron-enfercnee, picsca'sbn game at Ke^ar~Stadium hej a Aug 27 play mo\ mg to Toi onto on Thuis- Stanford, sidelined Sat- da,\ and Satuiday The move yvajL urday by "that nasty old tain, make maeje because Madisoi) Square another attempt today to op.eri.the Gai den--the Rangei's home--cur- Pacific Coast Conference track Howevei, the Lobos are plotting to upset the Hartnell Panthers in this weekend's doublelieader Pan ther fortunes have not beef* too Tgtttlxj^the^scene of a circus |season________________________________ pleasing, either Frs Calif^--A-pril-- Shaughnessy, mas formsrtion~that' a" Stanford Indians Bowl-in 1941, wil co"ach during Stai football practice today. -- JWwJ up e THIRTEENTH IN A SERIES ON MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ... - ____ COLOR-new Cubs To Bank on Young Infit KITCHEN (This L the 13th in a series on that time have become pretty ac although the three men who fig- Adkins, who appear the 1950 prospects of the major customed to losing, That's why I'm uie--to--play legulaily all can hit mostly in relief and league ba.icball teams ) * going with kids and with the old- that long ball They are Hank losing four and Y tinjers who I know will be able to Sauer, who hit 31 homers last Another possibility tgso By LEO II. I'ETERSEN snap cut of it" year, Andy Pafko, who clubbed-18, ler, purchased Iron: NEW YORK, April 10 <U,P.) -- That Infield will have Preston and-Hal Jeffcoat," who hit only The Cubs' strong Frankie Frisch's main objective Ward, 23, at first; Wayne Terwll- two but before 1949 did a fair job is their catching. this season is to get the Chleago liger, 23, at second; Roy Smalley, of rattling the fences Their over Owen,' "Bob -Sche Cubs out of the National League 23, at short;jnd Bill Serena, 25, at all batting averages, however, left Walker +0 do the . garden- cellar and he Is going to try to do third. The only trouble Is that u lot to be desired. - Brooklyn,_which 1 fresh new paint It with the youngest Infield In the with the exception of- Smatley the Pafko hit .281, Sauer .275 and panella and Bruce I Get FULLERGL0coJojs^bright quick'cKeer .fdt' walls and wood-' work--lusting^ Washablel majors rest_sttll have to prove they are Jeffcoat only .245. You' don't win the three Gub-rec That new inner--defense is--the major leaguers , pennants with that kind of outfield would be regulars fiTsIrstep- in-Fordham--Frankie's long-iangc--complete--oocr-ha ullng plan which has as its aim a young, speedy, aggressive club which will rot be shackled"with a defeatist complex . Frisch believes that defeatist Ward, who failed to stick in a tty^with-the-Dedgersr-hit^SQa-atFort Worth, Terwilliger ,278 at Los Angeles and then .223 in 39 games with the Cubs, Smalley .245 and Serena 281 at Dallas and then 216 m 12 games with Chicago pbwer-*nd-Ftisch-knows-it.So-he may give rookies Boh Borkowski and Carmeh Mauro a shot at regu lar berths. Borkowski hit .378 at NashYHIe and Mauro .292 at Los Angeles. Frisch- has named Johnnie National League cl It is possible Fris ortTis frontline cat mg purposes for_h looking rookie rec Sawatski, who hit ville. ` * $1 66 Vt complex is impoitant , v , "Aftei alt the team has finished in the cellar two straight Mars," If those averages don't improve Frisch always can call on depend able veterans" Phil Cavarette at Schmitz, Bob Rush, Doyle Lade, Walt. Dubiel and Paul Minner as his starting pitchers The surpuse (Tomorrow Indians ) he pointed out "So the mlows first and Emil Verb'an for utility. in tWs lot was Minner, a "southpaw 0 0K0UTIM6 Hflf wiio have been with the-Cubs all The outfield also lacks -powertwho saw-only--l:mitecLaction-\vith- the_Dodgers last season, winning ESKIMOS . SMITH BROS. Jbm Jbat-At -HARDWARE CO. t410 Alvarado _ ' Phone ^-1880. " - Monterey % TaftS SECOMMID-STURE 474 Tyler Phone 5-5315- three and losing one -Schmitz^won jl-iast-year for onc of hl poorest seasonsfHush, who has one of the fastest balls m the league, 11; Lade four, and Dubiel six. rTChree veteran* who have been around a long^time.^Erml (Dutch) t*OHsrd r"Xoh1rn^"Vanaer--Steer and Bill Voiselle, will be availa.ble-i for spot duty ," j Back of them are Boh Cjiipman, who-won aeven laat season; Dewey I C --Do they or___ 0 don't they? R ``Read J`Top N --------- World? i "Kabloona" _ CORNE LIBRAF 28 PEA1 Opposite Herald- "V r-vijiK) WX' H