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Show t ck Friel Replaces Dean At Aggie School shington Has ne Record fa ich Aar Z NELSON began, Dick Rom-t- o la.st- - some summer staff, but every - in his Aggie ,hes ust arrangement appeuraee weakened the prcs- f the course. merest Before Mentor Romney Ton Stiner of Oregon 0,11 of Southern ""a, M.-th- - acceptance Matty went general change. and ,raed service, , could-Loga- n contract. Last Dame Uahy of Notre hp for grid instruction famouji, ah State's hut he went into T Clark Schaughnessy, ation wizard, was ; proved to be oopu- An ,une of 1W5, ;am.ous01' Bones of the American turf and win-ne- r Kentucky Derby in 1!)18, is feted at his 30th birthduv hs owner. Mrs. Willis Sharpe Kilmer, left, at isingiumtor, N. Y. Inge Ganscl, right, helps feed old campaigner bis birthduv rokp nfT'h Romney is Everett Dean, basket-,- t Stanford University, U. S. govern-- " by the . m a wartime capa-iuIndian famous the be able to attend ihe , aching Monday Uu;1 Three Students of course, which on the Aggie along a careful .j; coaches to 6. tl'.ib NEW YORK. June More people claim , to be clo-- e ot friends of Dempsey any man living. And when these "tiieinlx'' begin telling Dempsey tile with of their associations BY CAIJL LI NDQUIST United IrcMt Staff Correspondent Manassa Mauler, they usually the narrations with lull NEW YORK, June 6 d.lh-Jir unit lives lo stress how well the Cleve-- ! tales of tin land Indians fare in a game of the iiiiMirt.inee of tlivir worldly "give and tuke," with the war effort status. close friends' Many of these rested today unon the shoulders of Melvin LeRoy Harder, stories are true, becuuse tile forma winning pitcher in aill but four er heavyweight champion always of his 17 seasons with the Ohiouns. has been a busy tra"e!er and' a Embree Drafted great nuxvr. And many of the Harder, who left a war plant life yarns are true, also, because with draft board blessing under Dempsey lias been friendly with relaxed selective service regula- hundreds of persons of importtions, steps into the spot vacated ance at lea-- t in their own comby rookie Charley (Red) Embree, munities. But most of the stories who made his valedictory appear- are phonies from all angles. Howance one to be remembered last ever. it olteti is herd to distinnight by shutting out the Detroit guish the genuine from the false. For example, we met a Dempsey Tigers on six hits, 9 to 0. After the game Embree left for California to ''Iriend" last night ut Dempsey's he inducted into t he armed forces. own Great Northern He Hotel. If Harder, who is noted for his told an interesting story. We'll let ability to get into condition quick- the reader be his own investigator ly, is as good as he has been in to determine if the yarn were true the past, the Indians should have It happened like this: no worries. Last year, despite the We niet a man in army who claimed to be warrant mediocrity of the Indians, he won e 12 and lost 10 to bring his officer band leader Harry Bradmajor league mark to 209 victories ley, known to his friends as "Little Bud." He wore overseas against 171 defeats. Pinch hitter Joe Sheultz, third-strin- g colors, including the purple in Brownie catcher, singled heart. He said he was 55 years Pox the ninth to hand the White old, and that he would be rea 2 to 1 defeat at Chicago. Al tired on Aug. 31. He wus u fat I Boots) Hollingsworth, Brownie fellow, pinking ubout 210 pounds veteran, pitched a three hitter for oil a frame. He Mis best performance of the sea hud reddish-browhuir. son. In addition to being a close Yanks Split friend of Dempsey, our acquaintThe Senators split with the ance had been (1) captain of the Yankees at Washington on the football team at East High in comeback pitching of Aittle Marino Cleveland in 1905 and 1906; (2) Pieretti, who gained a 7 to 3 vic- left end ut Stunford University in tory after the Yankees took the 1910 and 1911; featherweight and opener 12 to 3. Pieretti, knocked lightweight intercollegiate boxing out Sunday by the White Sox, of the Pacific coust; (11 turned with only a day of rest to champion a prominent western lightweight Pitch a steady who hud such notewortbies "or the second time in a week as Aureliofought Herrera, Joe Rivers, base extra oodwin Rosens lJ and the immature ft the Dodgers to an Johnny South, (5) a song writer Greb; Hurry two-ru- n extra-innin- g his victory, who had composed such pieces as run a three ..umer hignlightmg Love Id a Song, "You Are The rally in the 14th which provided a One, Wondertul Dream, and at the 3 win over the Giants 6 to who had collaborated on such hits Polo Grounds. He hit a triple to as My Guiding Star, "On The vicgive the Dodgers a Road to Romance, and The tory at Pittsburgh last Thursday. Man Who Came Around." (6) The Ed Heusser ended a three game ranking band leader in the Pirate winning streak with a 4 to second the past 34 years, he also hud 0 shutout for the Reds, but Max Butcher countered to end Cincin- written the "Operatic March for natis string of victories at nine, the army's Fifth division, and the 9 to 1 job in the "Courage and Fidelity March" for with a seven-hi- t the 10th infantry. After the Norsecond game. The Boston at Philadelphia twin mandy invasion of like ourrent bill and Chicago at St. Louis night war, he was wounded in Uie laxly game were rained out in the Na- by an ; exploding bomb at Metz, nearly a year in hostional as was Philadelphia at Bos- and Hx-n- t pitals. ton in the American. As a professional boxer in his Yesterday's star Goodwin Rosen younger days he fought in the of the Dodgers, whose two run west under the ring name of homer in the 14th punctuated a Frankie Edwards. He finally quit three run rally that beat the Giants the ring after two technical knockouts because he cut too easily 6 to 3. about the eyes. He TURNS PRO rhythm in the NEW YORK, June 6 tl.Ri Betty ring and- - as a musician. He learnJameson of San Antonio, i Tex., ed to toot a trumpet, because it planned today to compete in the was cheaper to buy a trumpet than a piano, although he always had U. S. women's open as a professional after leaving the amateur yearned to be a piano player. He began his friendship with ranks to become associated with a golf equipment manufacturer. The Dempsey in 1915, during a shrine Miss Jameson, two time convention in Los Angeles, when winner of the U. S. amateur chana he provided Jack with hard-to-gtickets for the Shrine pagepionship, said she expected to compete in the open at Spokane, Wash., ant. He said he has a new song in August. coming out in September that will top the hit parade. It will more been It has be called "The Little Old Clock. reported that than 10,000 American fighter That's the story, reader. Are planes were dt livered to Russia the details true, partially true, or e through entirely scrambled? Idaho Graduate at survey replace life-tim- Stan Hack Playing , Best Ball of Career B. Y. U. recommendation of CHICAGO, June 6. M'1'i Aging an-- 1 to Jf I am happy Stun Hack, on the verge of losing jack Friel. wellknown Two Preston students and one at Washing-plleg,jfol coach former Dayton gill, attending the his job us tlie Cubs third base- man for the past two years, curwill be the at Brigham Young University next week, of the l'rovo will receive their diplomas lently is playing ofsome career his greatest baseball plained. at the 7"th annual commencetravsth Stays ment exercises to be held June G and it couldn't happen at a better or to a nicer guy. oath will go bead with in the Smith building. The time Now in his 13th season with the planned. Preston Joseph previously students Miss are Adete were forced to h we Californian and Wayn Chatterton, Cubs, the leader-:te- l Runsbottom ini jge in the court and the Dayton Miss is Adella still is the best third baseman consent Friel's National that Hack hasnt league. be met with Christensen. Logan will Miss Kansbottom is the (laugh- - committed an error to date in 156 chances. Hes hitting k approval." of Air. and Mrs. J. K. Hans- - handling ter a respectable .21)8, a shade below jhington State college bottom She is con-o- s of of .301, and iW for years been the Nautilis social unit on the his lifetime average among west coast I h,s r.,.. 'vhen tlley Y and of the campus, le,?,gettmg president to competitors, thanks Knight Hall. She will receive a coach, Jack Friel, who But of even more importance, of Science, degree of Bachelor the helm for 17 years he's olding the Cubs' in education majoring elementary L won two northern has a minor in sociology, en infield together. And all of this Coast conference and in rolled the field of education. comes just after a determined in 1937 and the bid to get rid of him. has She title-wisigned as a teacher in 41. The latter For the past five years theres the Provo city schools this coming went on to take the been a scrap to pry year. to then and ist crown, Mr. Chatterton is the son of him loose from the hot corner western the win to ;ty s,m B ,,0,n'n u Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Chatterton. He poslt,on jnpionship. attemiod the Albion Normal Stte Jack season, the past . one of the college to receive an Associate of ie up with There s been about 14 guys r .Science uegice, ana the bane eoi-- 1 ter ball clubs. Washing-aftea slow start, won lege at Colorado Springs as a . 1 h" A J member of the unit of tho is against 12 losses. This find a can hit hard, who they guy and U. S. Marin.- corps, as ua oificer hes ludes both practice always sent to third base. BYU At been he has trainee. very and in conference play, The way Hack has to fight for prominent in the field of drama, his jtirs ended the regi'.iu-position has been a standing tie with Oregon, both and has been rated as one of the for and most outstanding students in that gag around the clubhouse .mg won 11 games been funny in English years and its always C then went into a best field. He is majoring because hes been one of the best series and has a minor in Speech. (three playoff in the business. He to do work two out hopes games graduate pa, losing But this year, the gag wore a al the Y towards obtaining his little thin because Hark, just Masters degree in English. He is a member of the Theta Alpha Phi, about lost his job. A Los kid from Angeles, Johnny up national dramatic society. Ostrowski, was prepared to JsFal Miss parents, Mr. take over at thebeing time Hack reE. recentMrs. J. and Christensen, late for spring training. ly moved to Ontario, Oregon, while ported jstSai the Manager Charley Grimm, she has been completing her studies. She is enrolled in the field of coaches and veteran sports writers Hack for 12 and is in who had watched itfield Frank Hawkins, education majoring previous years all believed they r physical education. She was valeang outfielder, sitspend-uof a n dictorian at her graduation from were seeing the twilight days for use of pro-tileague career. a stars major earshot of fans, the the Western high school. Ax But Hack once again turned (crons fell apart in the member of the Alta Miltra social on a champion's rally playing his drop-the Education ( and last unit, ing Physical night best ball when the pressure is on. decision to the Sacra-m- . Majors and Minors club, and the He gave all he had and another Athletic she Womens association, ,? was sent back to the minors, rookie was has been very active during her Stromme Floyd 1 lead four years at the BYU. dong behind a roof fell in. The Solons The army air forces have reait six markers on as turned the equivalent In newer j. including two singles models of the last commercial air3reath, who started the It was the 11th win of liners taken over by them shortly for Guy Fletcher, Solon after Pearl Harbor. Exercises non e, j ic ps-- one ...... never-endin- i uni-lor- g V-- a Apart cramento n re-t- nine-hitte- r. By 14. 0 II. PETERSEN Uuiled Press Sxrt Editor LOIT.SV1I.LE. Ky June 6. (UP' which may A wide open race draw as many at 22 entries mutrh-.ntile hugest field ever to run .'or Uie roses promised today to attract the largest crowd in the History ot American racing to the Kentucky Derby Saturday. Slnrc Hum H5.INMI Col. Malt Winn predicted that :he gait- would exceed the estimated 95,((iij who suw Whirlaway win the 1941 classic. All seats were Winn sold out yesterday, said, whereas oil the record attendance Jay reserved space still was available a day before the race. e travel condiDespite tions ami restrictions which limited the sale of tickets to those living in the Louisville metropolitan area, indications were that not this fourth wartime derby only would draw a record crowd but also one of the largest fields ever to face a staring gun in the race which has become, if not the richest, at least the most coveted in the nalion. . Time trials today and tomorrow number will determine the of which will go to the barrier with Col. C. V. Whitney Jeep's rated a three to 1 favorite. It appeared certain that lor the first time since 1936 a tilly will go to the post. Arthur Rose announced thut would Misweet definitely start barring training mishaps between now an derby time. An outsider in the betting, Misweet breezed a mile and an eighth in yesterday and was scheduled for muiticr iri u spin toauy. Herald-Journa- i. l- rfY ; 1- Todays Mel Harder Huge Crowd Parade To Witness Returns To Sport Great Derby than Jack Ohio Team Happy Birthday ja- V The 1. - Logan, Utah. Wednesday Evening, June 6, 1945. Drawing Cards - I war-tim- )i' Ir Oh, hes a good base three-year-ol- 1:54-4,- Jis p 5 Favored Because of the wartime ban on lacing which set the derby back three weeks from its usual running time, the major prep races on which owners usually base ilieir final judgment as to whether to enter their thoroughbreds in the race were run on a different time basis this season. But going against the odds, Jeep was installed the favorite des"l,' .lie fact that only four wood stealer, all right. But he never wants give them back." to) winners have gone on to the Wood Memorial, appeared to in its 70 runnings. he guinini; support although he They were Gallant Fox in 193(1, was listed in the early oiM.x at 15 Twenty Grand in 1931, Johnstown to one. Darby Dieppe, winner ot in 1937 and Count Fleet in 194?. Jeep will be only one of the the Blue Grass stakes last and Fighting Wood Memorial winners in the Step were race for another sure starter is rated at 12 to one. The only other Hoop, Jr., which won the second were on Air Sailor, 20 section of the divided New York quotations lassie last Wednesday. Hoop, Jr., to one; Foreign Agent 00 to one wus quoted at 10 to one. and Buymeabond,, lot) to one. The entries will go into the box Pot O' Luck, Calumet Farms leading hopeful, was rated next to starting at 6 a.m. EWT Friday, Jeep at odds of five to one. Rated with all horses over nine grouped third - probably because of senti- in the field. ment was Burning Dream, the Of the other horses listed in the horse with which Col. E. R. Bradentegory of probuble starters and made no ley hopes to win his fifth Ken- on which the tucky derby before his retires from quotations are Fair Jester, Bert G, the sport he has served so well. Sea Swallow, Tiger Rebel, Joes Alexis Supported Jaeobe, Bit Choice, K to gulator, Kennilworth Lad, Bob Alexis, which ran second Hoop Jr., in the second section of Mann and Darien. memorial take the derby Sat-uid- odds-make- Doc-Do- rs e, w!r U V ,t ii had-natu- ral A et 1 i lend-leas- Preston Coach Goes To Salt Lake Job the San racked up "e of Francisco his 11th Lefty club O'Douls Seattle. The Seals fee Rainier pitchers for a triple, double by Johnny Cavalli. Out 'I Sheridan snapped out tap with a double and Deluding eS. end Stars Hollywood including them hitting three homers wyone, " Ihe Ben 1 San Diego Hugh Padres, Cantrell, Brooks Willingham each with one Vezelich of the Pad-8- 1 loss, "' and Los Angeles open today with a double-- L " ngley Field. Saturday Evening Post . RACE SCHEDULE DETROIT, June 6. (i:.lh Detoit an racing fang awaited summer meeting today which begins on June 16 and ends Sept. were announced 22. The dates yesterday after the state supreme court at Lansing set aside an injunction barring racing at Detroit's fairgrounds track. II You can trust tho Doctor of Motors 85-d- night with five for g three doubles. Bob the winning pitcher Monzo was charged I As seen in Ihe SALT LAKE CITY, June 6 tl.Pi Two high schol coaches have signed contracts with the board of education here, and Assistant School Superintendent Ernest M. Hanson said today definite assignments for the pair have not yet been decided. 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