Show 81 THE OODEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 18 1950 ' t ii is Uncle Sam Will Feature Many BYU Athletes v PROVO Utah Aug 18 (UP)— The big guns of Brigham Young university's football squad may not be pounding along the gridiron line this year They are more likely to be sounding off in the nation's army navy or marine camps—or tackling the North Korean line Many of the team's number one men of last year were to return to the lineup this year — and coaches of the grid team had hoped for a series of victories to offset the perfect record of losses of last yearsBut with the Korean military situation and callup of draftees and Favlr©4 to Regain Heavyweight Titlf i-ou- mi Saigh Out to Get New Baseball Boss reservists the university's football team began to look less perfect this year than expected Six of the school's lettermen are in the 145th field artillery of the national guard which marches away for active duty on Sept 3 The six are guards Karol Bills and Dave Lindstrom quarterback Verl Duerden halfbacks Elmo Roundy and Dave Chad wick and fullback Don Benson Promising senior guard Tony Christopolus a contribution of Salt Lake City's West high school also belongs to the 14th Other mainstays on the Cougar team are members of military units activated in other states And others are eligible for the draft Some of the Mormon school's stringers have been called to serve on missions for the Latter-da- y Saints church during the last year further cutting the school's grid potential Coaches said effect of three — draft reserve callup and L D S missions — still is uncertain But they added the picture "looks La Motta Frenchman Sign Farm System Is Headache to Brooklyn Club ST LOUIS Aug 18 (UP)— Fred M Saigh owner of the St Louis Cardinals is out to kick out Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler and to replace him with one of America's most famous col lege presidents Saigh one of the leaders of the factions among the baseball magnates will not confirm or deny reports about the identity of Chandler's prospective successor But close friends of the Cardinals' boss insist he and other ownDONT MORS! AROUND ers will be ready for an all-oeffort to unseat Chandler and to rewim ear polish I place him with an eastern college prexy at the major league meeting in December Saigh himself about the matter as he is has said that only five votes are required to restore the former Kentucky senator to political availdark" ability Chandler's present contract does School officials said the team had LMottf (eft- - middleweight champion signs to defend his just about got over the hump in a not expire until May 1952 But e Lnrnt Dauthuille (right) of France in Detroit Mich 2 f? athletics building pro- under its terms he must be notisept is Promoter Niek Londes Detroit representative f the Interfied at least a year in advance gram which was culminated with whether national Boxing elnb supervises the signing (AP photo) he is to be retained with start of construction of a $900000 of the matter openCougar field house to take the consideration six months prior to that date place of the Springville Utah high ingChandler Veteran of 'many a school hothouser for basketball cloakroom skirmish during his games tenure as The Cougars open their grhf sea- sumed to senator might be prehave the in son Sept 16 with Idaho State at this kind of fi h Butadvantage he will miss Charles-LouiPocatello Others games will in- his stauncbest supporter among s clude Arizona State (Tempe) at the owners McKinney who Provo on Sept 23 Pepperdine at has stepped Frank out of the picture by Provo Sept 29: University of Utah retiring as boss of the Pittsburgh By Oscar Fraley Round five: Louis shuffled forat Provo Oct 7: Colorado A & M Pirates NEW YORK Aug 18 (UP)-- Joe ward Ezzard ripped into a rousat Ft Collins Oct 14 Denver at Louis the blown Bomber and ing rhumba retreat Denver Oct 21 Utah State at (Fred at ringside announced his Logan Nov 4: Wvomina at Provo and 2 Mrs George Harrnrl ami Ezzard (Dancing Feett Charles towere signed sealed and just retirement) rov li ana Hawaii at Haway Mrs Judy Parke defeated Mrs day N White and Mrs Alan Nye about as ready as they'll ever be Round six: Louis shuffled forI knew something good when I it Nov 18 p for delivery in what promises "to ward Beside and behind 2 and 1 AUTOBKITf him Ez nmml Mrs Gene Gibbons and Judy be greatest heavyweight champion- zard did a flashing fandango ever at held ship Yankee Yomr car win be a stand-- ! fight Pugmire defeated Mrs J M Leven Hound seven: Louis shuffled forand Mrs Paul Goddard 1 up on 20 stadium on Sept 27 1950 out if jam use autobritb ward The Cincinnati saxaphone holes Joe already is laboring and it's player broke into a confusing two-ste- p Mrs E E Ewert and Mrs ! —the sensational new Silicone Process car polish Harry Richardson defeated Mrs real work to let a bit of air out W H Jackson and Mrs his spare tire at the moment he Guaranteed to ou- - shine J G Leon- of Round eight: Louis shuffled forresembles Tony Galento caught in ward ard 4 and 3 I and Charles stopped him cold any cur wax- a curtain Mrs stretcher Norris Rathjen and Mrs with a scintillating samba polish you've ever used or Ezzard is about as ready as he'll George Horsley defeated Mrs WerI Round nine: Louis shuffled jsss money back! So sim- Spirited marked the ner Weiss and Nancy Eccles 1 up ever be unless it being a basecountered with a pie too Cleans and polishes both in one firstroundcompetition in the annual Mrs Peery Holley and Mrs B V ball park they let him carry a bat flashing Earard foxtrot (6am Jethroe adeasy operation Lasts six months Of more Free M Nyeplay Co tournament at Glasmann into the defeated There are Mrs those mitted he was the second best S P too Get guaranteed autobrite— ooJy 98 ring Ogden golf and country club Dobbs and Mrs Harold Olsen 4 wAo insist that even with such be- base stealer Sold at good stores everywhere Second 3 round and case matches the Mrs muTsday William F McCrea and ing Charleston Round 10: Louis shuffeled formust be completed by Saturday Mrs Earl Rushmer knock off your hatCharley ward Charles stopped defeated Mrs couldn't him with noon However S S Eccles and Mrs Cecil Jorgen-se- n with suckers eh ah a hula Results: customers even purchasing tickets 2 and 1 Mrs C W Round 11: Louis forParry and to Mrs Ronald Wadsworth and Mrs Mrs R C checker championships the pro- ward He backed offshuffled defeated Mrs Albright suspiciously Atwell Wolfer defeated Mrs E F Frank Browning and Mrs H M moting pappas need the ensuing when Ezzard slowed to the Lamtime to collect the cash But beth walk nasiey ana Mrs Harry Fouyer 3 Juurra 3 ana z so a palpitating public won't just exRound 12: Louis shuffled forpire in the interim Til give you ward Charles' countered with a d the story of the puzzling Lindoy hop (Ben Jones offered to buy Ezzard's contract) fight right now: Round one: They sparred cauRound 13 Louis shuffled fortiously (This being accepted stra- ward Ezzard staggered him with a paralyzing polka tegy in all box fighting affairs) Round one: Louis shuffled forRound 14: Louis shuffled forward Charles did a terrific tango ward A mauling mazurka made just out of reach (Arthur Mur- the Bomber cover up ray trainer beamed deRound 15: Louis shuffled forward The fans came to lightedly) feet Round three: Louis shuffled for- as both boys closed with their a whirlward Charles eluded him with a wind waltz The decision: A draw jitterbug jackknife showing more The speed than has been seen in Yanin a dress kee stadium since the days of ing room insisted: Walter Johnson "He's a great fighter -Round four: Louis shuffled for- never laid a glove on me!"But he ward Charles broke into a blindAnd once again vaudeville is Triple-Coateing bolero dead Heavy Gauge Steel old-sty- le anti-Chandl- er ut close-mouth- ed long-rang- Fraley Predicts Draw for Match As-tai- re Close Contests Feature Play In Nye Series J omt-U- at for-wa- j I 1 round-by-roun- io DRASTIC REDUCTIONS r Triple Coated Enameled Ware d:: Gleaming White with Black Trim PERCOLATOR FOKMJtSLY for years of satisfactory serv $229 bdfrte fine seam ice tenri TIAKTTIE with flat wide bottom same features as above items VA-vu- DOUBLE xi and 1" FORMERLY with tightly fitting impact resistant 9M03 $269 BOILER cover Acid scratch & 59 $225 Complete Line Proportionately Reduced! rd By Oscar Fraley NEW YORK Aug 18 (UP) — Branch Rickey recently blamed of complacency for the nose-div- e his National league favorites but the real Brooklyn Dodger dilem-nr- a appeared today to be its uted but farm system Rickey himself was guilty of utter complacency last spring when he announced pontifically that he wasn't worried about winning the pennant but was working to capture the world series The Deacon weighted down with 24 farm clubs entailing some 600 players long has been praised as the father of the farm system And there have been sone baseball men who acted in recent years as if Rickey had a mortal lock on all the young flayers in the land Actually it hasn't turned out that way Rickey saddled himself with quantity aui the quality hasn't been of the best Consider the Dodgers' roster and the- fact comes "ome with a terrific impact Only 14 of those 25 men are pure Rickey developments since he commenced his Dodger tenure in 1943 Only three of them— Gil Hodges Duke Snider and Gene Hermanski — currently are frontline stars Two others — Erv Pal-ic- a and Ralph Branca — are o performers which leaves nine who are more or less dead wood Of the 11 others on the squad and they compose the backbone of the Dodger team four are hangovers from the reign of Loud Larry MacPhail ant seven were either bought or acquired The four MacPhail are Pee Wee Reeie Carl products Furillo Joe Hatten and Bruce Edwards Preacher Roe the big man of the pitching staff and Billy Cox were purchased from Pittsburgh and Jim Russell was bought from the Braves Jackie Robinson Roy Campanel-l- a Don Newcombe and Dan Bank-hea- d all were acquired from the Yankee Stadium Will Be the Scene ot Championship Fistic Bout September 27th NEW YORK Aug 18 (AP) — Ezzard Charles the N B A recognized heavyweight king will be the underdog Sept 27 when he meets Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium 25-m- an - so-s- Negro leagues Where is the reserve strength which Rickey's famed but failing farm system should have produced? Consider the near deadweod on the Dodger squad One of the prime examples is Rex Barney a man of great potential and no payoff Rickey keps him simply because he is afraid that Barney might hurt him someday if sold to a rival Meanv hile the Dodgers are dying today When the blame is cast as the Dodgers blow a pennant Rickey claimed a bit too there are going to be prematurely a lot of reasons given But from this corner It looks g like Rickey's (but not flung far enough) farm system just too produced many lemons and not enough peaches f laUflOflft a m BUm SAN FRANCISCO Aug 18 (UP) "The best laid schemes o" mice and men Poet Bobbie Burns must have e been doing a forecast for the San Francisco Seals when long-rang- i he jsaid that they "ofttimes go awry" FOr Lefty O'Doul and his Seals were lying in ambush awaiting the Pacific Coast Oakland Acorns trip across the bay Yes sir the Seals were going to mow 'em down They had the ( pitching power The only hitch in the scheme was that the Acorns to slip up behind the Seals and them four games in a slaughter row so far this series Last night the Oaks laid down a 6 to 1 6 to 5 doubleheaded barrage In both games Dressen's boys had to fight from behind to cop the victory Until a fatefal last inning in the opening tussle the Seals looked as if they might win a ball game Ray Orteig blasted a double in the second to score Jim M o r a n and in following frames hurler Al Lien limited the Oaks to a single hit But Oakland exploded for six runs in the seventh inning on five hits for the win In the finale the Oaks used 20 players including five pitchers and three catchers and again came from behind to edge the Seals aside Other games resulted in a split between Sacramento and Seattle with the Rainiers winning the of their doubleheaders 3 to opener 1 and the Solons takine the sec ond game by an identical score Los 0 Angeies Blanked Hollywood and San Diego downed Portland league-leadin- Hot-dipp- wisi not at al SPECIAL! 4-- Z far-flun- two-bas- 81 79 73 70 66 Seattle San Francisco o NEW Q ' 12-Q- T Crowd boil-typ- e hpi ENTIRELY NEW SHAPE— V '''' Easier -- to -- handle 16-WA- RT - Reg PAIL Single Preserving Kettle 1 79c69c wweom SHAVENUSTER 19-14- BUYS ti e 98 for many household asei handle and reinforced bottom Easy-worki- TWICE-A- S -- WIDE e Compact Powerful ALUMMUM Head REAL Motor o No nicks cute muss or fust alumiHeavy num with handy boil and' wooden handle For home ge 10 -- Gal Carbage Can canning A19-18- 9 Even though you've got the toughest heaviest heard plus a tender skin you'll shave in LESS TIME than it takes with with the new Model 'W Shavema$ter Doubt it? 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Twin Fell Bags-Kapok-F- eather WASHINGTON Aug 18 (AP)— utan is tne first state to apply for a federal aid fishery restoration project the fish and wildlife service said today Utah wants funds for a survey of the economies of its fishery resources under terras of the Dingell bill signed by President Truman August 9 The act is patterned after and n is a companion to the federal aid to wildlife restoration act of 1937 It provides for financing ef cooperative fishery work from the 10 per cent federal excise tax on fishing tackle Lansing Parker a service official said Utah was also the first state to get into the wildlife restoration program in 1938 with construction of dikes and led cos on tse Ogden bay waterfowl refuge Funds for the new fishery aid prpgram will not become available until next July 1 However Utah already has presented a proposal for the first survey ever attempted to determine the monetary worth of Utah's fishery Parker told a reporter "The survey would attempt to lcrn through personal interviews and other means the amounts of money spent on fishing the number and types of fish caught and the values per mile of stream as-or lake surface that might be signed to fish resources" Parker said Under the new act states would be entitled to reimbursement from the federal tax revenues for 75 per cent of the cost of the projects that are approved ed Pittman-Robertso- IDAHO FALLS Aug 1950 18 (AP) — Eight girls softball ' teams compete tonight in opening of the annual Women's State nament Two teams are entered will play- tour- from one each from Kuna Caldwell Meridian Twin Falls Pocatello Blackfoot and Idaho Falls competed date in this tournament 4to Mrs June Kobel and Swan Olson with 1184L and Miss Hutchings teamed with Lou Bryan for 1181 are other couples in the first five places 'Prize money is awarded on a basis of one cash nnze for each eight entries and bowlers are eligi- Die to win as many cash awards as they can qualify for Down-- UP u Wool Army Sweaters-1-00 Jackets-- All Types--UP FROM Camp Cots— U S Army Sun Glasses— Air Corps 5 Gal Thermos-Id- eal Luggage-Tarps-Tents-Clothing-Hard- ware es Utah Applies For Federal Fishery Funds STOCK UP ON YOUR OUTDOOR NEEDS NOW! Sleeping Sun Tan Pants—Army Twill Blankets-O- D 100 Wool ld Louis-Charl- That's all it Will take you Sacramento to prove you can shave Bowling Champs Idaho Opens Lead Again Faster and Closer with the Clacey Hutchings Carl Softball Play 198 PAIL 10-QUA- RT 20-Q- T ot 3-- Pt CA NNER SP throve bow for long Rfe ed 400-fo- San Diego Hollywood Cold Pack Cornier galvanized heavy sheet mM which rati and eliminates peeling Sturdy g back-track- First odds offered were 3 to 1 that the Brown Bomber now 30 would recapture the title he sur- rendered 18 months ago Perhaps they'll shorten before fight time but Louis as always will be favored It was the third straight yictory for the Padres over the Beavers and ban Dieeo s 10th wm m a row Harry Simpson batted in his 100th run with his 23rd hdmer to give me 1'anres tneir scoring punch The Beavers grabbed a one-ru- n lead in the first but the Padres tied tne score in the second on Max Wests double and Harv Storey's Simpson s blast came in the inpie third inning At Los Angeles the Angels reg istered their "jinx" over Hollywood's Pinky Woods for the fifth Suit Charges Cruelty xime tnis season r rankie Baum-holt- z v Eliza M Nye filed suit for diand Clarence Maddern vorce in Second district court in the fourth inning Thensingled Elibe walked and Lou Klein against tra J Nye charging cruel Fletcher two-run ty 'lney were married Sept 2 blasted a single The Stars 1938 in Ogden never threatened The first game at Seattle went to the Rainiers when Al Lyons slammed a homer and a double to drive in three runs e A hit Sacto's Len Ratto in the top of by the 10th in the second game denied Jim Wilson his 2 1st win for Seattle and gave the aoions a two-ru- n The standings: margin W L GB 89 56 614 Oakland 3 MINUTE TRIAL LADy HELEN BIG SAVINGS! 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