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Show Six Thousand Fans Await Kickoff for Colorful Weber-Pasadena Feature Indians Get MacPhail Puts Larry Back Into Under Skids News Sports Stanford Rated Managerial Rumors 2B THE OSDEN [UTAH] STANDARD-EXAMINER THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1946 High Stepping Fullback One California Eleven Comes With Of Best Teams Fancy Reputation -HIGHWAY Dick Williams, halfback of the Pacific Coast On By Robert Prescott PALO ALTO, brillian (up) backs Weber Wild Giles and Bill McKechnie Series; Terry Moore to- Warren World's Calif., Oct. 10 -T-hegrandstand quarter- By are wondering if Stanford Undergo Operation; Berg Hob-Nob At Is Spectator Joe Reichler BOSTON, Oct. 10 (AP)--Two of the hottest rumors birthplace of the modern T-formseries were quickly squelched last night when a source ation, has spawned another unsung unheralded -- and unbeatable -f- close to President Larry MacPhail of the New York ootball combination. ponsibilities for Weber Col who refused to otherwise identify himself, said' emphatically Rambling Around the Sports World Like the spectacular Frankie Alwhen oppose Pasa lege they "you can bet all the money in your possession that neither bert Co. "Wow Boys" of Major leaguer baseballers who performed at John dena Junior Ogden at College Red Coach Marchie Schwartz' Indians Rolfe nor Bill Meyer will manage the Yankees next Affleck park last Tuesday night left Ogden for the stadium Friday night. Of 1946 were ignored in pre-seas- ear r any other year for that matter." with a bundle of orchids for three local diamond umpires. former all-star per on handicapping. Yet today, with From the way Warren Giles,-f Johnny VanderMeer of the Cinfor Ogden high school only two games under its belt, general manager of the Cincinnati pracce than in his three-run back into the lineup las cinnati Reds, the chap who set jumped ranks as one of the PaStanford week and Bill McKechnie, recent-1 homer. However, he said it was Boise col Junior against the American leaguers Qf cific coast conference's top clubs. as coach of the Cleveland ball that he straightened out hired ly was The reason is simple--the Injuns three scattered hits, Branc Aggies, a four-master over the leftfespecially were world at the chinning Indians, .are a gamblin', ramblin' bunch series headquarters yesterday, one ield wall. loud in his praise of Don Barney, Friday's contest will be the lina kids displaying almost-professional would hardly believe that was night game of the season for th the plate umpire. like a major Weberites. polish and execution of the T-for-the same Giles who handeditBill Indications point to ; "Barney looked mation's quick opening plays his walking papers as field leaguer back of the platter," said crowd of more than 6500 with Against Idaho's "greatest team" VanderMeer. "I was surprised to ideal weather predicted. of the Reds last month. a week had Last 45-0 they joy-ride. find such capable officials workinga The Weberites romped through "Bill and I still are the- best a of humbled, 33-7, they With university brief drill this afternoon. said Giles. "But a the Ogden game." San Francisco eleven thought by friends,"was two or three exceptions the player LOGAN, Utah, Oct. 10 (UP)-C- Ken better all around. for Bill of the New some one be Sylvcstri to of the nation's are reported in fine shape. Sometimes it is not too healthy for oach E. L. (Dick) Romney said York Yankees, catcher for the even Not at surprised faintly Coaches Milton Mecham and manager to stay too long in one The Associated Press American leaguers said: "The their own strength, the "postwar" acity. today that his T formation offHe seems' to lose his initiative Guy Wellman look for a four W L Pet. ahead period Satumiles face umpires were Stanfords test their big ense against Montana State Satu- three thriller with the Californ .2 1 .667 look for him to be Boston (AD I any officials we have played of the supercharged against rday 1 2 .333 j* (NL) help to Boudreau (Lou Boud- Louisgame rday will takeHe the form of an hefore to date on the tour. They Pasadena and Weber will clash U. C. L. A. They expect Bruins of at Sportsman's park, reau, managera of the Indians). He First said that since handled the game in style in the rubber game of a three aerial attack. to win. should have steadying influence St. Louis: the Utahns are outweighted 10 and I mean style." A touchdown-eager team almost Boston ................... 3 9 2 game series. In two previous Lou." pounds to the man, "I feel we'll Vern Stephens of the Browns games, as as Aland wild Frankie one one cocky St. Louis ................. 2 7 0 and Ogden in in have to do a lot of passing in said: "I was mighty impressed bert's happy-go-lucky outfit, the won a (10 innings). teams each in the theCardinals' Eavesdropping California, der to score." Indians have almost unbounded clubhouse, one gets the idea that Huphson, the work of Umpires Barney, as it may seem Johnson and H. WagRomney said the Farmers are Parker and Stanfield. It is alwaysgame. Strange confidence They won at Pasadena in their some of the players are hardly ner, Partee; Pellet and Garagiola. and Pasaability. not underestimating the power of pleasure to play with outstand-, on run to the ball don't hesitate able to stand up, let alone play Second game at Sportsman's in Ogden. a team that beat Brigham Young fourth down--even in their own two and these men are The triumphed hours of strenuous baseball. park, St. Louis: Californians have tasted two U. university's squad two weeks tops."umpires F. S. they Terry Moore says he is going Boston ................... 0 4 territory. Against "touchdown" this season. They bowed Romney added that he has three Usually baseball players don t defeats Santa but tried nothing an operation performed on his Louis ................. 3 6 Ana 19 to 9 and lost quarterbacks who will direct va- have a good word for the men before passes -- not bothering with thehave a 13 Dobson and Partee, H. to to 12. bad knee which has been boththriller Chiffey left e rious phases of the T offense. Burbut the Nationals and More than 30 Pasadena players short - gainers. T h e y him all season. Whitey Ku-Wagner; Brecheen and Rice. ering m -ton Silcock is the passer; John Americans changed the procedure.headed n u e d d b t display rowski will'consult with Club Phy-Boston: i Third game at Fenway park, by Coach Tom Mallory will Caputo is the best punter, and Football fans of the nation, critics toughest defenses on the west for the Friday Robert F. (Doc) Hyland late today sician Jack Sorenson is the heaviest coast. as Texas the gridespecially, rate about- an operation on his right St. Louis ................ 0 6 1 skirmish. They are coming general for defensive stands. The 1946 Indians are a "green"' iron power of the United States by train. Boston to remove some chips. ,4 8 team. Only eight lettermen retDel Rice will undergo an opera- Dickson, Wilks and Garagiola; Friday's kickoff is scheduled for SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 10 (UP) ^xas'Toached by Veteran Dana urned after Stanford's three-year for the removal of callouses Ferriss and H. Wagner. wartime layoff from football. Not tion today Bible, is about to lose the star Montana State gridders, who niversity of Utah Redskins round from the soles of his feet: Marty Remaining schedule: were scheduled for another team. Bobby Layne all of lettermen have rounded ! Marion, o£ course, will give his Fourth game--today at Boston. meet Utah State at Logan on Satuof hard scrimmage after watchprewar form. But the Injuns have Louis Cox, sports editor of were invited to watch today aching back a thorough examina- PrdPable pitchers--Munger (2-2) rday, game a fast, hard-charging line that movies of week's last ing Dallas Times Herald, gives us the Friday headliner. The Cats and Johnny Beazley intends or Polelt (21-10) vs. Hughson (21tion, And with Arizona. They take on Brignew west. be unsurpassed in the on the 'wonders have been practicing in Ogden this have his sore right arm get 11). Starting time 11:30 a. m. (M. to ham Young university Saturday the gridiron.' Merriman. they have Lloyd S. T.) attention. week after a game at Colorado at Prove. Cox writes this corner in partSprings Merriman, a former navy fightwith Colorado college last indications -- Cloudy e a runs who Coach Ike Armstrong said all follows: the of the surprise spectators andWeather is fullback rpilot, cool temperature 55). week. (highest men a seem ends like to be pulli- "Texas university has a great halfback, passes southphis injured Moc Berg, former Reed SwenExpected attendance--36,000. series Director of Athletics is exaw and plays safety. He's big (197 catcher-coach whose most ng back to normal, with the this fall. Dana X. Bible son reports a brisk seat sale. Broadcasting -- Mutual Broadpounds), fast and hits like a bullwas Paris, France. ception of two question marks- it is the greatest team he has Tickets are on sale downtown at at 11:15 a. system address casting Bernard Hafen, reserve end, dozer. He can do about anythingBerg, former Princeton student-a- m, (M. S. T.) starting coached. Even if the Longhorns Bank Smokery and Hotel Ben LoMorris Ficklin. with a football--and 'does. While lose colorful Bobby Layne to the mond News stand. Fifth game--Friday, Oct. 11, at cademically and athletically -Merriman is the chief weapon inhas draft they won't be hurt too much. been doing some secret workBoston. the Stanford attack, there's also for the Layne is a great passer and punter, war Sixth game (if necessary) Oct. government since the an intercollegiate swimming chambut is a little slow carrying the at St. Louis. 15, pion who doubles as a halfback, Bout Financial Figures ball.asAll other Texas backs are Bob Anderson, quarterback Lynn Rogers Hornsby, who picked the fast greased lightning." (First three games): Brownson, and halfbacks Wayne Cardinals Salt Lake Seagulls and Oakland Total attendance--106,533. games, win to in six who Erickson and George Quist entertain pro football fans Sunday Total receipts--$452,469. the turn when he voluntare highly-talented in making thecalled BOSTON. Oct. before yesterday's game CAP)--Ticket at the state fair grounds in Salt LONDON, Oct. 10 eered Players' share--$230,759.39. T-machine click. (AP)--FredDave Ferriss would "stand the Commissioner's share--567,869.35 -that scalpers prices - for world series Lake City. The Seagulls areofgunNo one knows for sure if theCards on thedie Mills has agreed to postponeEach club's share--S38.709.86. ning for their first victory their collective heads." ducats have taken a sudden ment from Oct. 22 to Nov. 5 of his Stanfords are as good as they look."Ferriss one of the most un- Each league's share--$38,709.86. at least for bleacher admissions. campaign. THROUGH is AIR SAILS Warren of fullback Vinton, 200-pound bout with Joe Baksi they are, they'll slug it der-rated pitchers in baseball. He The players share in the first Paul Kneeland of the Boston The coaches association .of Utah heavyweight the Pasadena junior college gridders, will see a lot of service against of the death of Baksi's terms with U. C. L. appears not to have enough speed, games only. Globe reported that he was app- has asked the Utah Centennial because Weber Kulpmont, Pa., Tuesday. college at the Ogden. stadium Friday night. The kickoff isSaturday. And if they can walk and not enough sports committee for $5,000 to fin- mother in a curve of but roached twice as he made' his ball, was away m. Lonfrom that head-on collision he's the smartest to have left for tabbed for eight p. way to the third game. He wasance an all-star Utah high school Baksi pitcher in the with the super-tough Bruins, CALL 5219 a $1.20 seat lor $1 football game at Utah stadium, don yesterday by plane. Promoter said Rog. "He has firstasofferedcame majors today," no can be doubt that it's Jack Solomons said Mills would can size up the FOR AUTOMOBILE nearer the parkAug. 30, 1947. and he wonderful control, team contract : waive his of destiny" for Stanford. batter's weakness after watching' clause calling the price dropped to 50 cents! Tuff Linford of Utah State damages in the event He said that it was apparent him once or twice, and his sweepchairman of the pro-of a-training I is college postponement. REPAIRING many "money-makers" were taking ffram. Linford has personally side-arm pitch is one of the ing hird but Marty moving Shortstop a licking on their bleacher seat contacted this corner and four most to hit--esdifficult pitches Vtarion directly back of second, Hours 7 A. M. to midnight holdings. other members of the executive sports committee for approval of iecond Baseman Red Schocndienst pecially if he gets them low aroundEvery day including Sunthinks the days and holidays. the $5,000. still ontinued to play a normal first your knees." Rog -but in seven will win The matter will be discussed at lase and StanwasMusial guarded Cards games. a standoff, for oul line. It the next meeting of the centennial HOTEL GARAGE Rudy York seemed more intereDickson struck out the Boston sports committee. he took the with in sted pictures to of the the eanpole disgust j 2540 Washington Blvd. Re-routing of Jackie Robinson's embled multitude of Red Sox fans. movie camera throughout bat- I colored all-stars, today forced canLeading off in the eighth, Wilcellation of a game at Affleck park ams again faced the same halfnext week. A flock of former Pio- Jack Hand m. vay defense or the "single wing" i neer leaguers had been drafted to Evenings'till 10 p. BOSTON. Oct. 10 (AP)--Once again a booming homers Dyer called He proceeded oppose the Montreal wizard and A to shoot f or the v T n xr m. m. his club. ^ seats 8 leld i rightf Sunday, 10 run off the bat of balding Rudy York has boosted the screaming liner into ican league's Boston Red Sox into the driver's seat in the Louis had at least one man Guides Gamecocks on base in every inning except the 1946 world series. MARKET COLUMBIA, S. C.--Hank Barto, second and fourth but the only a 2-1 game edge over the third when he pushed a for smart Holding who reached third was Musial Monroe Boulevard 26th Street former North Carolina star dis- St. Louis Cardinals going into toward third into short left, con- one men! the infield which had on his ninth-inning triple. charged from the navy, was named day's fourth fray on founding around to leave third base line coach at South Carolina. and Dave Ferriss' 4-0 shutout pitchJoe Cronin is able to unguarded.. Cut, finiihed and I ing, Managercome ··^········^··^··l back with Tex Hughson, The next time he came up Nicknames In Order tailored for that was a man on second with two IOWA CITY--There are a i No. 1man. w - groomed : e NOTICE on a and Bobs Eddie Dyer' has to sift through j Iowa's football squad, the Birds pulled half-way seven Red Bird staff and finally as Deer many Kurowski and at his Johns Whitey Jims. leaving shift, look. j Our Store gamble with an untried ex-GI. George (Red) Munger, who joined Will Be Oct. 19th the club Aug. 21 and after winning Closed two he lost two. Good goods thaf Oct. 19th. Ordinarily Howie Pollet would last are assured have been given the choice, but his Duck Going has forced side the when you you aching left Card Skipper to give him at least a suit tailHunting Oct. 26th have one more day of rest. Back at Fenway park, the Red o y o u r ored Sox yesterday looked IIKC a'n enmeasure Mcat club than the betirely different -AH Wool. 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