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Your Friendly Admission Free Fresh Vegetables Sunday Lonnie McCloud, Prop. !; We Fix ’em Right |j Close at 1:00 a.m. Merchandise Salesman 2555 East Weir St. Viola Gaston' and I. R. Johnson, Mgr. i; Phone 3-8027 Ardealia Proby, Props. Ph. 2-8243 major leagues, Minoso, Larry Annexation Opponents More About Indians Happy Simpson. Doby and Are Given Answer “I’ve got to use the players I Sports World They Held On To The Phoenix Chamber of Corn- SARASOTA, (NNPA)—Ray think are best suited for the jobs,” Fla. » committee City expan- mmm&rn. he said. “That is, if we hope to merce on Noble, the New York Gients’ Cu- Orestos has challenged the truth of Minoso w in the pennant. If I decide that sion ban catcher, sprained his ankle LOS ANGELES (NNPA) The wmMMm r made by so-called Minoso is a better all-round statements as- and had to be carried off the field Cleveland Indians are happy that sociations opposing annexation. player than Dale Mitchell, then It last Friday as the Boston Red they refused last winter to trade by the Chamber he will be in the line-up. The is pointed out Sox beat the Giants for the third Orestos Minoso along with Steve Committee that the opponent or- same with Simpson.” time this spring, 7 to 4. Gromek to the Chicago White Sox ganizations do not identify their Monte Irvin, the Giants’ first for Southpaw Bill Wight. “'While™'the" battle for”"left“field memberships and that they have Kennedy remains baseman, pulled a charlie horse in Hank Greenberg, general man- goes on, Bob used confusing figures to attempt Ken- his left thigh and had to quit. ager of the Indians, was perfectly the regular right fielder. to show that the City is in dire nedy remains the regular right Noble was taken to the local willing to part with Minoso, al- financial condition. Tax rate, as- fielder. Kennedy filled in at first hospital. X-ray pictures were taken. though he felt that the hard-hit- sessment and bonded debt Figures base when Luke Easter got hurt. It was estimated that he would ting Cuban had tremendous pos- and other financial data were pre- Lopez said he thought it only fair be out of action for two weeks. sibilities. But he balked when sented in such a manner as to that Kennedy be regarded as the He was able to return to St. General Manager Frank Lane of lead to untrue conclusions. Fig- regular right fielder, but “he has Petersburg, with the team after the White Sox demanded that ures were stated without explan- •got to show me what he can do the game. Gromek be included in the deal. ation of their proper relationship, I’m glad there in order to hold onto the The Chamber Noble’s accident happened in the "Now we didn’t trade one to another. Minoso,” said manager of job.” statement concludes-with the com- second inning. With one away, he Lopez, the Indians, last Monday as the Minoso has played only a few ment that the opponents are well wo.lked. Jack Lohrke, who played J. F. Lanser, Tribe spent the afternoon here President of the games in the outfield and has aware that the City is in stronger third base in place of Henry A-I Brewing Company Inc.. A/vwwwwwwsaa/wvwwwwvw» relatively few chances, but than at Thompson, doubled to left and Phoenix, has been appointed to had financial condition now Advisory Lopez feels he is better suited for any time in its history. to score. ocher from the dugout to inquire the Committee of the Noble tried Agriculture Bob Scherbarth, the Boston how Noble could be safe and then U. S. Department of the outfield than third base. according to Secretary of Agri- 1900 have catcher, had him blocked off at out. Hurley had to explain it to Traffic accidents since culture Charles Brannan. Forty-five 10,000 popu- many the plate, and as Noble slid, his him. In the meantime, it required cities of killed almost twice as Ameri- lation or more completed 1950 caught in ground five players carry cans as have been killed in action spikes the and to the 200- death, without a traffic the Nation- wounds in all the twisted the ankle. Scherbarth had pound Noble off the field. waiting to board a bus to Tucson. al Safety Council reports. The larg- or died of na- dropped Lohrke, meanwhile, the Safety Noble out, but the ball. had taken Minoso, a strong candidate to est was Brookline, Mass., with a tion’s wars, National Umpire Ed Hurley, after calling third on the throw home and he open the regular season in left population of 57,000. Council says. changed Noble out, and called him scored when Artie Wilson beat field two weeks from now, is safe. Then when Maurice McDer- out a hit to short. batting a lofty .403, and he leads mott, the Boston pitcher, picked It was the second successive the club in homers with five, runs Noble, day played shortstop up the ball and tagged who Wilson had batted in with twenty, and he has Alvin Dark little lay writhing on the ground, ur- because split the batted safely in fifteen consec- ley called him out again. finger of his hand last Wednes- utive games. brought Manager Dur- day. That Leo “The Western White Sox still want him, Watf but now they’ll have to pay plenty fHe for him,” Lopez said. “I never saw him before this spi'ing and Welcome I never what S WHEN YOU BUY OR SELL realized a great to San REAL ESTATE BE AND player he is.” SURE The Indian’s pilot flatly declared GET ESCROW SERVICE AND that he will keep Minoso with TITLE the team this year, even though INSURANCE THROUGH he can be optioned to the minors for another season. Lopez has al- ready announced that he will hold ARIZONA TITLE on to Harry Simpson, the fleet outfielder. GUARANTEE 8 TRUST CO. “Both of them are contenders GROUND FLOOR 124 N. FIRST AVE. for the left field job,” Lopez said, “and right now the edge goes to Phone 4-8491 Minoso. Simpson may be the bet- ter ball player a few years from “Large Enough now, but that ’Minoso is hard to To Serve You beat.” Small Enough To Know You.” Lopez didn’t deny that it is pos- sible the Indians will have the .“...piNi* £irsjt. all-colored .oiftfield, in the API 2G T. NI-.