Show f THE OGDEN (UTAH) 2B r nkcTy Olson-Moor- he-h- as f 1 knockout J We remained pretty sure of that until we took a stroll along what used to be known as Jacobs Beach There we found most of the fight mob firmly believing that Olson was going to war with a popgun There were the damaging quotes by Joey Maxim and Cus D’Amhto Maxim who fought both flatly says that Moore punches too hard for Olson D’Amato who manages Floyd Patterson asserts that he would match his young charge with Olson tomorrow but not Moore THIS OLD FIGHT writer was astonished at the lack of Olson supporters among men supposed to know But that doesn’t keep us from sticking to our first thought and an old ru e The first thought was Olson and the old rule is that whenever you are in doubt about the outcome of a prize fight pick the younger man And at 26' Olson is at least 12 years and 74 fights younger than I Moore OLSON FOR SOME time has had difficulty doing 160 pounds which easily could have accounted for his lack of wallop as a middleweight' At 169 ’against Maxim the Hawaiian-Portuguese-Swe- de barely missed belting out light-heavyweig- L W Big Ted Keeps Red Sox in Milwaukee New York 47 16 36 34 29 30 33 32 34 34 43 31 28 28 26 Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh 4 21 ' - 13" ' 492 433 328 1 p d all-sta- $3 -- v-’ s Kansas City Mad Over Baseball any good Moore had to knock out Har-ol-d Kansas City has gone overboard and mad over proJohnson at Madison "Square Garden last August to win This fessional baseball Authority 7 of this statement is W H he did with a right-hanjawjolt Lobs 1vice president and 'trust officer' of First Security the 14th round in "r v Bank of Utah National' Assn of Ogden " If Archie Moore goes into the “It was my pleasure to attend 14th round losing to Bobo Olson he’ll s find himself caught in a eight baseball games in Kansas Whitey Witt at second Luke cyclone City recently” said Mr Loos to- Appling at short and Ken Keltner the veteran day “I was amazed at the interest at third comprised r infield of “the f over1 baseball apd was just as manager’s want would amazed at the fine stadium they weirdest players you to see” have erected in that city for the Dykes praised the Washington new Athletics “Everywhere one - goes the Senators’ catcher Clint Courtney really topic is baseball This despite as “the kind of battler you bad into to But have he like gets the fact that Kansas City is in forcatcher’ the habits” added sixth place in the American “like American League i 12 16'fc 17V 18 “The stadium is ' New York 6 Kansas City 2 (night) Cleveland 3 Baltimore 1 (night) Chicago 6 Washington 1 (night) Boston 3 Detroit 4 (night) - If Ted Williams doesn’t call it quits for good this Taday’s Probable Pitchers Detroit at Boston — Hoeft Prehslle Pitcher I at — Brooklyn season the Boston Red Sox management is going to be vs (Rush 4f4) Chicago (Meyer New York at Cincinnati (night)— -v Stain one heckuva pickle—how can yon give a raise to a guy Gomez (3-- or Monzant ' ley at Milwaukee (night)— Pittsburgh already making a hundred grand? 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Than Boxing ' Welterweight champion men Basilio is a hunting and enthusiast Carfish-in- g Build Your Futuro With a Business I With a Future! 4 New UTOCO Station in Clearfield for Lease Contact Mr Wood On Highway 91 South of (Formerly Duck’s) V ' A 3 :’ ! a Sunset Dial 5-32- 15 ' fk 3) UTAH OIL REFimriG Ogden Utah t Washington ABHOA ’ Yost3b 4 0 14 Car’squelss 2 11 Foxb Runnels2b 4 2 6 1 Vernon lb 4 0 10 1 12 0 Mmosolf 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 Grothcf Kell 3b 8th Chicago Washington 4 0 2 0 to wonderful things” quipped Dykes “Things like drinking in the morning” “Luke Appling was a fine short- stop and a steady 300 hitter” moaned Dykes “but he was the most imaginative hypochondriac I ever managed” “To round out the infield” deBusby— clared BB Porterfield 3 Dykes “you’ve got to take Chakales 1 Trucks 2 SO— Porterfield H W Loos Kenny Keltner at third He was 2 Trucks 6 Chakales 1 WP— Chakales the only ball player ever to apply W — Trucks L —Porterfield watched the Red Sox Yankees for unemployment insurance in A— 5025 and Tigers perform against Kan- the Cleveland Baltimore Provide TV Mit Action 002 000 031—6 000 000 100—1 HR — Sievers 2B — Courtney SB— Rivera Fox Archie Moore left world’s boxing champion puts' his title on the 'line in the Polo Grounds in New York this evening against Bobo Olson the middleweight champion KUTA radio will air the fight at 8:15 p m and KUTV television channel 2 will feature the blow by blow starting at 7 p m tonight Moore is a 2 to 1 favorite 175-poun- d (8-- (7-- 4) ! 9) off-seaso- Views of Sport ABHOA sas City ABHOA “Ted Williams hit one of his 4 2 13 ASmithb Coanlf 5 0 4 0 3 2 4 3 Avila 2b Causey 3b 0 0 0 first home runs with our party 3 0 10 Dobycf Popecf 13 0 4 0 11 1 Rosen lb Triandoslb 1 13 2 as spectators 3 0 6 1 Woodlinglf Evers rf 12 0 “During our trips to the base0 4 0 2 0 Philleyrf H Smith c ball park the largest crowd in at2 4 10 4 Strickl’du Young 2b tendance was 28000 and the 2 3 12 1 Heganc Dieringss 1 3 0 0 1 Lemon p Wilson p smallest 21000 ‘ Missouri and 0 0 0 0 Narleskip 0 Abrams Kansas fans perfect 0 bGastall to the Athletics support 31 8 27 14 31 6 27 14 Totals Marion “Just for example aWalked for Wilson in 9th Kan a of sent 3000 bRan for Abrams in 9th community 000 020 010—3 1081 fans to Kansas Cleveland a for City 010 000 000 — 1 Baltimore we were while there game They 2B — Hegan HR —A Smith S — Hegan Wilson SF — Doby BB— Lemon 2 Nar-les- made the trip in 45 chartered 3 Wilson 2 SO — Lemon 1 Nar-les- busses 1 WP — Lemon W — Lemon (10-“Vic Powers colored first base-ma- n L— Wilson A— 19363 of the Athletics is the pride Boston Detroit of Kansas Little Bobby City ABHOA ABHOA Hatf’ld2b Goodm’n2b 4 13 3 Shantz is also a big favorite dBrewer 0 0 0 0 Tuttle cf “Mickey Mantle star of the Kalmerf Joostb 04 0 0 0 Yankees also homered while we Klausss 131 TorgVnlb Will mslf 3 110 were In the stadium Kansas City Delsmglf Jensenrf 4 14 0 Booneb an attendance of House c Zauchinlb 4 3 8 3 officials predict one million fans for than 1 better 4 5 0 Whitec aBPhillips Wilson c Hattonb 3 10 2 their first season in the American Bertoiass Piersallcf 3 12 0 and I’m confident bKuenn ' Nixonp 2 0 12 League Malmberg2b ' Hurdp 0 0 0 00 they will not only reach this figaro-lendi- ng New Yorkers Favor Olson Over Moore in Title Bout ki ki 5) By RED SMITH ASBURY PARQ N J — Bobo Olson a good fist fighter since his days of apprentice brawling with sailors in the streets of Honolulu may t be the most thoughtfully trained athlete now in operation He knows how to fight and how to get ready for a fight He is a professional The middleweight champion of the world does not work more faithfully or give his body more respectful care than Rocky Marcia n o because nobody could J1 ' Pr v o' 03-- ABILENE Tex (AP)— Bobby Morrow who has turned in some fantastic times in the “bushes” of college track goes against the best this week and his coach thinks he’ll win At Boulder Colo Friday and Saturday the Abilene Christian College freshman has the chance to show if he’s a big time sprinter In the field facing him in the National AAU will be such worthies as Jim Golliday of Northwestern who has done 93 in the 100 to tie the world’s record and Art Bragg former Morgan State star who defends his championships in both sprinjs Morrow has run the 100 In 91 93 94 and 95 but was aided by the wind in both the 91 and 93 efforts He also has run 220 yards in 205 and 206 around a1 turn both with a favoring wind and 207 without it 7) Niemanrf Courtney c 3 2 4 0 Sieversll 3 110 12 0 Rivera rf 2 0 10 177 0 Lollar'c Umphlettrf 2 0 Busby cf Paula rt 2 10 0 2 8 0 Dropolb Valdivielsos 3 0 2 4 0 0 1 Trucks p Port’rf’ldp 2 0 0 0 aOravetz 10 0 0 Chakalesp 0 0 0 0 32 6 27 IQ 35 9 27 6 Totals aFlied to Rivera' lor Porterfield in - 1 f :7 v ll Bobby Morrow Is Dash Threat (7-- 3) Chicago -- ' (2-- ABHOA t liam BB— coat 1 S 7) 4) 6) aHoak Kingrf 4 02 37 nd loser Jim Wilson 0 00 00 00 bKellert Bankssa Newcombe was sent into over0 2 0 Walker c Fondylb 44 10 101 0 0 2 2 0 Amoroslf Chitle time for his 12th triumph in 13 0121 3 111 Hacker p HoUgaslb decisions after being tagged for 12 3 Robinson3b Jeffeoatp 00 00 00 00 2 2 0 Furillorf a homer by Ernie Banks in "the Daviap 2 12 Nevj'combep cSpeake 0 0 0 0 seventh that knotted it at The Brooks broke out for five 45 12 33 13 38 6 33 13 Totals runs in the llth Newk who aRan an scored for Campanella in whiffed nine and walked4 one llth bFlied foi Hoak in llth drove in two runs in the rally cWalked or Davis In llth 020 000 000 7 with his second double of the Brooklyn 000010 100 -2 game (3-- 01-so- nr fights oftener than the heavyweight champion and trains differently Sometimes it takes more nerve to pull a fighter out of training than to push him on Flaherty Said “Before we boxed Jimmy Beau I laid Olson off a solid week and the New York newspapermen wrote that I was crazy Bobo went 10 fast rounds He was ready early” “That has to be judgment based on experience” a man said “Certainly you can’t claim medical knowledge You were a ” -- To many fight- (5-- 7) ’ cStep’n 110 Kinder p 0 0 0 0 ure Garver p Totals Ran for House in 8th horse-traderbHit sacrifice fly for Bertoia in 8th cSingled for Hurd in 8th dRan for Goodman in 8th “I still am” Flaherty said “and Detroit 010 000 030 — 4 000 000 23x— 5 common horse-sens- e helps in Boston 2B — Delsing Piersall Zauchin HR — training fighters same as in trainBB— Garver 1 S — Boone Williams ing horses” Nixon 5 Hurd 1 Kinder 1 SO— Garver - “I can believe that” a visitor 2 Nixon 4 Kinder 1 WP — Garver W — A— 25332 L— Garver Hurd said “Hirsch Jacobs started with and went on to lead pigeons America’s horse trainers in 11 of ers the punching bag is a piece of gymnasium 12 consecutive years” “I’ve handled pigeons” Flaherty said A Vote for Bobo a Red Smith equipment muscle-toninAll this adds up to a notion here device like pulley exercises or parallel bars To Bo- that Olson will win Moore’s bo it is an opponent He fights it championship in the Working on the light bag he Polo Grounds tonight whether boxes jabs brings up hooks Moore leaves a leg on the scales slams across a right The bag is or not the head of his next opponent — Sentiment has been swinging Archie Moore this time The big toward the bigger man but not bag is Moore’s body When Olson here where it is believed that punches it he digs deep under Bobo is fit to go 15 rounds at a the ribs taking aim and firing pace distasteful to old Archie with:1 both hands Against both They are two of the best Moore he is on move and Olson They know what to do the bags constantly in out and and how to do it circling sliding ’The bag work isn’t just a poli(Copyright 1955 New York shing-off exercise at the end of Herald Tribune Inc) a sparring session It is a full session in itself Practiced Skills When Olson spars it’s much the same Where another boxer may do four rounds he’ll do eight at steadily increasing speed He leaves his sparring partners The South Ogden Merchants winded and his manager Sid last night took a wild Flaherty tries to hire main event from Postal Transport 36-1-4 game to work with him boys fighters during makeup play in the Inwho can go ten rounds and know dustrial Softball League the proper moves In other games the Marine ReIn training camp at Asbury Park N J it was remarked that serves edged Utah Power and he had been notably successful Light 15-1- 1 and the Havana Club d had little trouble downing the with a against Joey Maxim followed by Naval Reserves 10-- 2 a right to the jaw The Postal Transport nine out-h- it “We practiced it for two the Merchants 16 to 11 but weeks” Flaherty said “with a committed 11 errors The winbig strong kid You’ve really got ners made six miscues to fool Maxim to land a right Although the Marine Reserves hand He knew Bobo as a hooker committed nine errors the Utah principally and when Bo feinted Power and Light nine couldn’t the hook and threw the right quite catch up hand instead it worked perfectAs usual the Havana combined ly every time” good hitting pitching and fieldBurst of Speed ing to register the win over Naval As Olson finished sparring with Reserves a burst' of speed a fellow said “It In Ladies League Play tonight seems to me that being champion the Skip-ette- s will meet the Wall has given him confidence and he Avenue girls at 7 pm and Coalneeds less time to warm up now ville and Crane’s Cafe will take doesn’t begin as cautiously as he the field at 8 pm used to” Fighters don’t usually u jj hit Maxim solidly until he tires Utah Power & Light 11 5jj 4 in the late rounds Olson had him Marine Reserves 15 9 9 down and nearly out in the secFredrick and Francis: Connely ond round Moore needed 45 and King rounds to damage Maxim as Postal Transport 1416 11 much So Ogden Merchants 16 11 6 ' “Fori Maxim Flaherty said Davidson and Ducan Jeffs and g light-heavyweig- 32 10 27 12 31 6 24 10 feint ‘ “he warmed four hard rounds in the dressing room Usually I want him to save it all for the ring but this was a and I was afraifl Maxim might outscramble us if Bobo wasted three or four rounds getting hot” er but pass it” (2-- (5-- 3) Red-leg- all-st- s’ ar 8) by-line- d - Hunter ss 4 3 Byrne p 3 0 Kellner p Herbertp ht 2 0 Gorman p aCle Boyer Ceccarellip 35 12 27 7 32 6 24 3 Totals aGrounded out for Gorman in 8th 010 100 000—2 Kansas City 100 400 Olx — 6 New York 2B — Carey Skowron 3B— McDougald HR — Wilson Mantle SF —McDougald DP — Berra and McDougald BB — Kellner 1 Ceccarelll 1 Byrne 1 SO — KeU-n2 Gorman 3 Byrne 6 W — Byrne er (5-- 1) L— Kellner (4-- 6) A— 14932 I Sports Quickies Opinions over the outcome of the Archie Moore-BobOlsen title fight in New York tonight differ in Ogden Moore who decisioned Joey Maxim here two years ago will have plenty of Ogden backers 15-rou- o Castle Murphy Jr son of Mr and Mrs Castle Murphy Sr of Ogden a resident of Oregon now is an Ogden visitor for a few days He was a spectator at the Gene Fullm$r-Gi- l Turner fight at Salt Lake1 last Mpnday night 4 Keola Mark Murphy son of Castle Murphy Jr is serving the Army in Germany and is starring in baseball lie plays first base He is at Lenggies Germany Keola is married to ' the former Marilynn Pack of Salt Lake City They have a son Richard 3 Ogden Reds move to Pocatello series tonight for a three-gamwith the Bannocks The Reds return here Saturday night for a three-gam- e series with the Idaho Falls Russets Next Tuesday they will meet the Salt Lake Bees in a single game This will be staged with the IGA stores staging a mkmmoth program Game time each night will be 8 pm e Dykes Pays Off Jimmy Dykes Cincinnati coach today named Ted Williams Mickey Mantle Larry Doby Clint Courtney and Billy Loes to his lineup of “Nine Guys I’d Never Manage” Dykes described the players in an exclusive article in New York Kansas City ABHOA the current issue of REAL MagABHOA 4 14 1 azine 4 0 0 0 D’M'striss released as “a collecMWdlb 0 7 0 Rennao'f Bauerf 54 10 tion ofjust guys who would have the Mantlecf ZemiaUf 13 Berra c 4 19 Wilson cf psychiatrist lying down and tell— Power 1b Skowronlb 4 2 8 his them troubles” ing Howard!! 3 10 Finigan2b Zeke Bonura at first base Norenlf 111 Lopez3b As troth c Carey 3b 3 10 fight will be carried by KUTA radio at 8:15 will pm this evening KUTV-T7 at pm carry the fight starting Ogden time The Moore-Olso- n V 9000 Fans turn Out for West Jordan Mit Card Moore Weighs m At 175 Pounds NEW YORK (UP) — t WEST JORDAN Utah (SpeArchie cial)— Upwords of 9900 paid cuschampion Moore weighed 175 tomers exactly paid between $30000 and on his first trip to the $35000 to witness the Gene Full-mer-pounds scales and middleweight chami 1 Turner middleweight pion Carl (Bobo) Olsen registered fight here last Monday night n Light-heavyweig- ht G Coast League 170 Vi at their today for weigh-i- tonight’s title fight Merchants Down Postal Nine head-and-han- You can go Loes going all-ocrazy otherwise” “Williams and bis fire engines Doby and his inability to hit southpaws and Mantle with hjs strikeouts would have any manager seeking his bed” said the current Cincinnati coach about his “nightmare” outfield Whitey Witt former White Sox second baseman was the “kind of a fielder who could inspire the manager and the rest of the club ut vs (6-- 3) at Washington (night)— Donvs Stone Cleveland at Baltimore (night) — (4-- 7) the Orioles 2-a- double-decke- d 7) (8-- 2) 2) n and baseball at the gate alone uniform just by putting on aThe Red Sox Take last night 14 of 12 out made it by beating the fourth place Detroit-Tiger- s but it iwas Williams’ home run with two on in r the eighth that did it t Here’s what Williams has m&ant to the Red Sox move: when he came back May 28 Boston was ‘for the season They won seven of the next 13 with Williams appearing infrequently Then IQ games ago Williams took over left field Boston has won eight pulling up to 500 at Ted has hammered seven home runs driving in 14 and batted 429 for the 10 games The homer last night was his ninth of the season —No 375 for the Williams career—and it came on a pitch by Ned Garver Williams’ home run was “only” a job but it overshadblast Mickey owed the 486-foMantle leveled as the New York to Yankees beat Kansas City Amertwo in the games up stay ican League race The second place Chicago White Sox beat Washington and third-plac- e Cleveland trimmed Baltimore In the National Brooklyn boosted its lead to 12 games over (3-- Chicago ovan (5-- 4) 6) mer manager ’at Baltimore dropping his left and not hooking and seats better than 30000 fans with it after he jabs” “Keep Billy Loes away from “My wife daughter and grandsaid Dykes naming the me” son took in eight games We Brooklyn Dodger ace pitcher “unless he starts pitching according to his ability You can win with a League 19i 26 Resells Brooklyn jjr Chicago 2 ill Innings) Milwaukee 6 Pittsburgh 4 night) “Cincinnati1! 10 New Yorkl (night) 8 (night) Philadelphia 10 St Louia - Yesterday’s By ED WILKS The Associated Press 931 484 467 - A GB 746 994 -- ht ' Pet and there isn’t any logical reason that this trip has been an exception He had to cut down on his vitamins and work much harder than: Olson who’’ comes to 'the ring naturally Anybody who has ever made weight will tell you this hasn’t done Ancient Archie A National League Brooklyn Chicago ceeding round THIS AND THE difference in the - former age and wear and tear and the and fact that Moore had to make in round leader the second had him rolling all over the floor weight makes Olson our selection over the old pappy guy with the in the ninth MOORE MEN POINT out that goatee MOORE IS A MARVEL for a Olson can’t be rated as a brilliant tactician When you see him in geezer who confesses to 38 and the first round you see him for whom the record shows to have been fighting 19 years the next 14 He never changes But as remarkable as the St “This against a wily campaigner who "can punch with either Louis veteran has been he’s got hand like Moore is dangerous” to fall apart like the one-hos- s and this well shay one night they point out What the Moore fanciers neg- could be the evening MOORE HAS HAD a frightful lect to add is that Olson doesn’t quicken the pace with each suc time making 175 pounds before t Williams Worth $100000 1933 JUNE 22 EVENING U§®rD CaBaiySOGU By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Sports Editor NEW YORK (NEA)— Attempte wining to pick the ner at the Polo Grounds tonight you wind up in the same approximate aisle with the housewife debating soap powder This daytime announcer goes all out for one brand and she likes him but there’s the quizmaster at night who is simply repeatedly darling and told her to buy the other brand THE SAME HERE At first after a trip to San Francisco this handicapper liked Bobo Olson over Archie Moore perhaps by a s WEDNESDAY STANDARD-EXAMINE- E Hollywood 3 Oakland 0 Seattle 4 Portland 3 San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 2 Sacramento 5 San Diego 3 emComplimentary tickets the swelled ployees and others fans gate to around 11000 Turner was paid $12000 plus expenses Fullmer will be paid on a percentage of the net One of the big expenses was fee and expenses of James J Braddock former heavyweight champion who served as the lone judge of ' the fight - - Scots-Web- er Athletics Sign New Hurler Taste Defeat : t ' t A '"' terday afternoon Ogden American Legion blasted Brigham City Legion 24 to 8 in another league encounter J A 0 '’ " T ''' T vfc— - First Baseman Is Oriole Property ld first-basema- n Fight' Results 9 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MI AML BEACH Fla — Kenny Lane’ 135 Muskegon Mich outpointed Larry Boardman 1353i Marlboro Conn 10 tournament BALTIMORE Md (UP) — Lee Frazier Fesselr baseball player at Baltimore PolyRHE technic High School has been Havana Club 10 8 2 signed by the Baltimore Orioles Naval Reserve 23 3 and assigned to Wichita Kan of rJ Cruz and N Cordova Jen- the Class A Western League sen Rlobd And Larsen He’s an outfielder Fessler and pitcher s American Ben Lomond-Webe- r a 5--4 suffered baseballers Legion on the setback against Layton diamond School yesOgden High : i KANSAS CITY Mo (UP) — Miki Schwartzkoff who compiled a fabulous 50-- 5 record in high school and at Western Michigan has been signed by the Kansas City Athletics and assigned to the Columbus Jets in the Triple-International League Schwartzkoff pitched six no-hitters and struck out an average of 15 batters a game for Western Michigan which advanced to the finals of the NCAA baseball I IN BATTER’S BOX — Jack Phillips appears to be staggering up to the plate in a comic routine Actually the Detroit Tigers’ 'first baseman is pull-- ' ing away from a dose pitch DETROIT — Pat Lowry 149 Toledo outpointed Bob Rossie 150 Cedar Rapids Iowa 10 ' CHICAGO— Virgil Akins 148 St Louis stopped Billy Suddeth ' 148 Topeka 8 SEATTLE — Willard Nelson 136 Portland Ore ' outpointed Ernie Davis 136 Seattle 10 Conn— Johnny PLAINVILLE Grasso bout post poned to Wednesday rain O’Brien-Ton- y -- ( |