Show 10 THt OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 8 1952 Don the Batboy Will Swing Not Wyoming Whips ' Pioneer Leag ue Trots Qjt Six New Manage! w — — Denver Pioneers Carry Oaks' Bats Wildcat Rally OAKLAND Calif Feb 2 AP)— 2 This was quite a day in the life of Falls Short-Parson- s Score By Don Fracchia former bat boy for Million Dollar Hardwood Talent SaltfT Kittle Will Retail io Lake Red Jessen's Fate Uncertain With Russets 60-5- LARAMIE Wyo Feb 2 (AP)— Wyoming's talented basketball team outlasted Denver's fighting Pioneers tonight to tighten their hold on the Skyline conference leadership Denver threw a scare Into the Cowboys for nearly three quarters before fading in the final minutes The turning point came in the last three minutes of the third quarter when Denver's Joe Hughes tied up the count 7 with two-plato- 60-5- front-runnin- 2 g" 37-3- 4' fw throw That was the signal for Wyoming to unload their best shots Moe Radovich hit from oatside to break the tie and Bob Burns broke loose for two quick layups that sent the ©oyboys sailing out of reach Radovich added another and the danger was over ' The score was tied seven times In the first half and the lead changed nine times Denver staller) out the final seconds of the half Then Keith Patton trailing mi a layup as the haiftime gun a 29-2- 7 w Rive tpp Pioneers a advantage at the half rorward Dick Haag potted 19 points to lead the Wyoming scoring Hughes bucketed 17 points to pace we nusuing Denver five Denver Wyoming GFPT GFPT 3 2 3 S Rhonef H lag f 3 0 3 19 3 3 3 Gray f Elipuloaf 0 0 10 110 3 Wasserm 3 29-2- 8 the Oakland Baseball club It was his twenty-firs- t birthday and he pigned a two year contract with the Oaks Young Fracchia is such an outstanding prospect that Oaks President Clarence "Brick" Laws expects he will be the regular third baseman this season He is just out of military service In 1950 Oakland optioned him to Wenajchee of the Western International league where he looked great Fracchia waived his right to be drafted by the major leagues In return President Laws agreed to Main-teninc- SALT LAKE CITY Feb 2 (AP) Westminster eased past Weber 69-n "n Intermountain conference basketball tilt tonight only after scurrying into a huge lead and watching the Wildcats claw out a last period near upset rally The Parsons had a fat 5 e lead held their own in a £° 41-2- third half-tim- quarter Pickers 1612 mlTeamCherry high game: Bed Posts Cherry Pickers 567 574 America League High series individual Joyce Par ry 75 Yost 442 Carole Wheeler MS High single game individual Joyce Parry 145 Patsie Brown 135 Yost 129 High team series Coeds 1279 Debs 1254 Team high game Maids 469 Coeds 462 m - We-B1- Indiana Slaps Suspension On Jersey Joe dux score: Weber Weitniniter SteeUf 5 1 11 Prokopis8 3 19 GFP 3 3 11 Petersonf 13 3 Bailiff 2 0 4 Wilkinsonf 10 2 Butler g 4 19 Budgeg 10 2 Hadfieldx 3 0 orp Johrurtonc 4 2 10 2 2 6 Beii g 7 3 17 Flandr-r- Potsourts 2 0 4 Starna 0 2 2 6 Brown f 1132 Furlongf 10 Klekos 0 0 0 Thackeryf 0 0 0 McDonaldf 0 0 0 — 8 018 Draineyg Lowderf 25 1060 Totals w Westminster free throw missed: Wilkinson 17 24 11 15 2813 69 24—60 13—69 Weber— Peterson 2 Butler Hadiield Westminster—Steele 3 Prokopia 4 Johnston Flander Bell 3 Naval Supply Depot has two vie tories and no defeats to lead Hcvuua na race in Recreation Basketball league it appears as though this week's schedule will not jeopardise their top spot as they meet the Vinless State Industrial School girls Tuesday at the school floor at eight p m Hill Air Force Base and Wall avenue community Center will tangle in the seven o'clock opener The absence of Dockery from the CommunityGladys Center in last week s games and the lineupb points that Donna Poll rang up just about puts the Naval Supply star out of reach of any of the other league members in the scorDonna now haav 118 ing race her team's eight glWs pointsJn to outdistance Dockery with 67 points League standings W L Pet Naval Supply 2 0 1000 Charles The N B A con mil Air Force 1 1 900 siders Rocky Marciano who re- Community Center 1 1 500 cently kayoed Joe Louis to be State School 2 0 000 the logical contender The surprise Indiana blow fell as tough old Jersey Joe trying desperately to cash in on the neavyweigni crown before Father Time and a younger man whack it off his battered brow angled for release from his contract with the MALAD Ida Feb 2— An afterinternational Boxing club to give noon of cutter races are scheduler Charles a return bout Bocchicchio who wants to grab to be held at Malad Saturday Feba lucrative offer to meet Harry ruary 9 under the auspices of (Kid) Matthews in Las Vegas came Malad Valley Posse according the to here to talk it over with Jim Nor-ri- s Henry Gleed organization presiof the I B C They plan a dent conference tomorrow at underway it one Walcott who became chafeip by theGetting Malad airport cutter pm events out Charles in Pittsburgh flat races bob sled and ski racing knocking last July claims that he "hasn't are planned with entries expected made a dime" off the title from malad Grace Soda Springs But the other day Joe and Fe- Tremonton Garland Valley lix saw a chance to get their hands and Ogden Wendell Cache D Camp is on some heavy money It was an chairman of the general committee enticing although somewhat mysteri- anangine me races nthor mm ous-shrouded offer of a $250 bers are Lee Morgan LaMar Jones 000 guarantee to meet Kid Mat-- 1 Everett Parker and mews in Las Vegas uuiunan narris y twen-ty-tw- Cutters to Run AtMalad Field i VCl' K!' 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c onrl "Mat!CA T f:i J a Willamette 92 Pacific U 55 Duke 89 George Washington 74 Hampden-Sydne84 Johns Hopkins 53 ""uiusneu ana snepard the taciSt John's (Brooklyn) 65 Inditurn Mustang chief And now ana 55 appears if fans will be closelyit Tennessee 82 LSU 68 h tu watching Kittl Kansas 86 Iowa State 68 Hhen the Bees meet Twin Falls Fordham 70 Georgetown (D C) Box Score: Thompson while not as Olden Box Elder a showman as Kittle will 58 G F T P OITPChamplonf Springfield 69 Harvard 41 3 0 0 Farmer 4 10 8 generate plenty Of interest at Derki 2 Duncanf Navy 76 Yale 64 0 111 field where he was the "local 110 Whitef son" 3 3 2 8 Hansen o Anderson r 3 3 2 8 lor so Duquesne 81 Westminster (Pa) many years 4 0 0 8 Dokos g 60 Oyler g 3 8 2 8 4 10 8 Moves f Thompson who broke into OrMalmrose g 2 3 2 6 Tnlane 46 Washington (St Louis) 0 0 0 0 Ohlaon Olsen 0 3 11 ganized baseball in 1928 with 1 0 0 2 Van Alfen of Bloommgton Three-Ev- e the Miami (Ohio) 87 Ohio University 0 0 0 0 Egbert league played in the majors with 2 Burnett 110 0 0 0 0 Ballif National leaue Dayton 61 Toledo 44 of the American He also Kansas State 92 Colorado 40 17 6 2 38 12 17 8 32 played with San Francisco Total! Portv Score by quarters: land Hollywood and San Diego of IT 32 Ogden C°ast league He has T 12 24 Box Elder man— Officials Hazeo and Fishbuni aged Modesto of the California league and Wenatchee of ern International league the WestBackgrounds in brief for the r new managers includes: Crystal club is leading the secincKer: ond half of the Pioneer shuffle-boar- d dent mn V league by three C Southu-T- i points season ana U1CK 13 iu piace mree was with Fonrf h 1sit i 1Mb Dick's club t0T to 2 Yksd0Wn M infeW playmg-manage- ffdToii flam-bouya- y w nt m ?ttln t Intent Takes Surprise Win In Top Race ARCADIA Calif Feb 2 CUP) Brookfield farms' Intent who had never won a stakes race in his life came flashing down the stretch today to core a neck victory in the $183750 Santa Anita Maturity as the 1 to 2 favored Counternoint I W'th mea's or between meals Fisher mefi ' Ogden Beats Box Elder Bees 36 to 32 By Gayle Talbot The agreement which Walcott NEW YORK Feb 2 (AP)— It sianed to ive -- i seems that the old pappy guy Jer- - in the event the title changed sey Joe Walcott is living up to the hands was drawn up Michael by finest traditions of the fight game Strauss the lawyer who first in trying to give Ezzard Charles g a i n ed fame as m favor of some less Mike the Jacobs' legal promoter beaver A ferocious opponent onauss document is mehiv re Kay Arcel trainer Of Charles spected in the fistie induatrv anH tells in an Interview with Milt not tc"hi dism £seT jiuw any circles he sought to talk Tom Tannas Ez- This Bocchicchio appeared s to Wal- - have forgotten when he announced Sm2!geoyt ?? ?uvinl ue Washington the other day that Walcott would sign to fight ThLf y was the fight of thews for S2"Mi nnn un h t tj course in which Jersey Joe finally C met the mysterious offer from siarcnea ine gizzara the west coast Felix added he "What do we need him for?" would let his lawyer take care of Arcel savs he protested to Tannas such minor details as the return We had enough of him already He had better fight agreement M ine lasi time ne was coming on have a spanking good lawyer at the end We got nothing to The nature of an gain" agreement composed by Strauss To which Arcel says Tannas re undoubtedly will be called to Feplied lix's attention when he meets Jim V anaNorris president of the I B C rw IhT wid?f Fehx (Fehx BoSchlc- - today in Miami Meantime Harry mana8er) £avoM Markson- who resident head He s a of mine This of the boxing firm here during be the last one for Walcott may anH Norris absence isn t worried at Felix is all they need the money broke" I want to give him a chance "I think you may safely say that to make some before he loses his Walcott will defend his title fighter" Charles under our promArcel is one of the few men con against otion' he remarked soothingly nected with boxing whom you may an iier believe without reservation — k-T- ZlL jaoccniccnto rSSTZSt and TLTrv?5E iiiit if he says that's tthe wav " wiiu win ijvc up io nis w ki uu imn wnacK at tne After a brief silence Harry dis- crown why that s about the way it closer! tnat was nne niffll walcott has ravoided ianna5 Bna and othert- pugilists in recent Charles are "Drettv r"1 - £ bitter shout th iouis ?1 "VL thy wiU ny money or rather drawn any enthusiastically join the Interna- - advances from the boxing cartel tional Boxinc club in slannin a n h uu tw vuu i I c suit on tne charm the tinui n iiilire oi f ine id3 his means though he has found ma°rmntMthns to defw satnstlin ° nybody else the pickings slim since he became exrSrtt- FlrH t V- : f ohimT : mm Ray Arcel Explains How Joe Walcott Got Fifth the Shot at the girls Heavyweight Crown aarr s ' loner center — Navy Tops Girls' Basketball Race -- ' tri-sta- te and Ez-zza- rd High single game individual Wayne Barnes 190 Glen Parker 178 Billy Olsen 171 High team series: Bed Posts The turnover in Pioneer Baseball league managers will be at least average this year Maybe higher Par for the class C loop course is two returning skippers And this not more than two of the field chiefs from 1951 will be year back along the base paths in the loop ' managed only 13 in the final pegive him a percentage of his sale riod while Weber was notching price it and when He is sold to a big league club —Ron Lowder pepped up the ? TaliX antf contributed 19 points tieing Westminster's Johnny Prok-opi- s for scoring honors MIAMI Fla Feb 2 (AP) Indiana slapped a suspension on Heavyweight Champion Joe Wal-co- tt today for skipping an exhibition match and ignoring a $200 fine but his manager Felix BocBurnsf 5 4 13 chicchio tnf 0 0 5 0 Griffinc protested hotly tonight owlerf 0 12 1 3 4 3 8 Patton c ftiversc 0 3 13 that the action was all a mistake 4 39 10 Howell 8 2 2 3 Hughesc 1 0 4 2 Blair g Declaring that Walcott ran out Samiiflsong 3 0 4 8 5 7 4 1 Hughes Esaug 0 0 10 on an exhibition in Evansville last 1 13 5 3 Badovtchg Rutzg 0 0 0 0 Aug 29 then neglected to pay his IT 18 38 32 Total 20 20 22 60 fine the Indiana State Boxing 13 17 8 15—S2 commission cut the old campaigner S?nvT 13 13 91 11—60 Wyoming that ! missed: Denver — Rhone re 2 inrows Griffin Patton Howell Blair the 46 other states in the National Gray Hughe 2 Wyoming— Haag 4 Elioputoa Boxing association follow suit Burnt 3 Riven 3 Hughet 3 Radovich Bocchicchio who arrived here tonight by plane said the Evansville promoters released Joe because he was ill and the money for the fine was mailed last Wednesday "We sent the Indiana commisArsenal Ladies Leagae sion the release from the promoter High series individual Ellen and a statement from the doctor Barney 452 Bonnie Stoker 424 that he had a cold" Bocchicchio Carol Porter 423 said "but the commission said the High single game individual El- fine would anyway We are len Barney 178 Carol Porter 173 advised not stand to pay it but we mailed 170 Gerry Fielding the check Jan 30" High team series Building 917 Chairman Dick Pride of the In- 2628 Administration e 2599 diana commission announced the 259L suspension in Fort Lauderdale High team game Building 917 Fla where he is vacationing and ze Administration 917: Main- saia a suspension oy the N B A tenance 909 in all states but New York would follow almost automatically Senior Recreatton League Even in New York Walcott faces individual High series Bob imminent Peterson 470 Billy Olsen 461 suspension unless he signs for a title match with Myron Olsen 455 Bowling Results Win Crystal Club Is Setting Pace ui-se- a DL:l"''"c IWTn SifTS" S? farm system theBrookl-v- j Tr m Jftfnt IggJ 11 to Is Circle 'upset the He comes toDodgers Great Inn upset Hermitage Friendly Tavern a to n i Battle Royal Next At Berthana in Ogden Tugger Logger Top Fast Field Seven-Ma- n unisnen nrtn Intent had not been an original entry in the richest race of the year but ran so well in prep races for the Maturity that he was made a supplementary entry at a $10000 fee He justified the confidence of his owner and trainer W J Promoter Ken Mayne will make it Seven riPVt Worlnae f Buddy) Hirsch by flashing to a day night at Berthana arena when he and a half dozen other brilliant victory The California-bre- d Gold CapiWa- ttol was second with Black Doug- topflight grapplers "scuffle" in a mammoth seven-ma- r las third and To Market fourth 4 tie royal The mile and a quarter race was The "scuffle" angle developed run in the good time of 2:02 45 when Tugger Larsen and the triple entry of Intent the younger admitted and Logger being the Black Douglas and To Market paid "scuffle chamns" of Canariian $1210 $530 and $470 across the northwoods country the This is said board Gold Capitol paid $2130 to be the nearest thine nossihlp to place and $14 00 to show to the mad scramble which ensues The three horses ran as an en- in colorful battle royal try because all were trained by Pairwrestling's Held Over Hirsch although owned by sepThe Larsens have been on the! arate interests The finish of the Maturitv with local scene two weeks now They r Intent racing smoothly after tak- were booked in here for a single ing the lead tn the final sixteenth appearance but their initial effort! of a mile left the largest crowd met with such riotous acclaim state l of the meeting 55000fans dumb Promoter Mayne held them over— rounded as tney re still here failed to The field for Wednesday will in even to finishCounterpoint among the first four to get a part of the rich purse elude Tugger and Logger Bennv ii was a onuiant victory for Trudell Cal Roberts Paddy Mack heady Eddie Arcaro who had been rrencny noy and Mayne The Wednesday scuffle" will riding Intent since he came to Santa Anita and cured the horse be a mad scramble as the condiof lugging out tions of the matches provide that the entire purse of the seven entries will be divided among the battle royal winners It's This to make the action fast promises and fuBenny Tradell rious Add to this the experience that the battle royal is the most fortnight their beards and rustic manners have won them a fond explosive contest in all sport PHILADELPHIA Feb 2 (UP) All seven rasslers and the ref- ptfeef in the bosoms of BerttMMM Amateur tennis ace Vic Seixas said Saturday as far as he knows no eree will be in the ring at the patrons promise was made to Australia that sound of the opening gong It runs Two More Aces U S stars would follow up their the gamut of excitement of the Cal Roberts and French Roy are "sacks on the mill" to a two Davis Cup play by competing in of the sort who hate made six brawl As fast as the gladithe Australian Nationals pier a science as well as a nestling ators are pinned they leave the Suggestions that the C s Lawn Fellow Canadians they too game Tennis association made the prom- ring have a great following locally Both First man downed is absolutely are ise were advanced by Sir Norman crowd pleasers Brookes head of the Australian eliminated without any opportunMack is no hero tn Ogden to Paddy share in the winners' Tennis association purse ity He added that y tactics Second and third men pinned will Known for his when such players as Seixas Ted when and for bis strutting p losing be the for returned Schroeder and Tony Trabert did be is out in frost Mack not compete in the nationals held while the two survivors of the when hasn't made himself too well liked three weeks after the Davis Cup opening scramble will be paired hereabouts That apparently doesn t in the main event matches the gate fell off It's a colorful field who will pa- bother Paddy as wrestling SnB rade to the starting post Wednes- popularity contest as he views it And to date his ways have paid day night Pirates Ink Three handsomely on the victory and Benny Trudell comes from On- off PITTSBURGH Feb 2 (AP — tario Canada with a ream of press cash side of the ledger Three pitchers returned their signed clippings attesting his capabilities With the weekly Berthana pro1H04 coniracis to tne Pittsburgh He is said to be of the rugged va- grams drawing big crowds fans Pirates today bringing to 11 the riety who should thrive in the are advised of the accommodation number of players in the fold battle royal f of the reserved seat sale at The They are righthanders Bill Koski Tugger and Logger the "Me in-"a Mint or by telephoning the proand Robert W Curtis and eouthnaw Pa" mat combine need little moter's residence number 5923 Paul JLapalme troduction to local fans In the past daytime or evening No Promise Made lose-and-o- ut To Aussies cry-bab- semi-windu- t |