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Show THE OGDEN FRIDAY Army's f . .. [UTAH] STANDARD-EXAMINER EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1946 ^· Tactical Problem .MI TriT w*'MifTiuflnEi t Texas Sparkplug Wildcats Get Test Cards May Spring Sports Upset Against Strong Pasadena Machine Jaysee Elevens Tangle in Rubber Game Of 1946 Campaign N Colorful Southpaws Ready to Put Skids Under Red Sox; Teams Move to St. Louis for Sunday Game; Twenty-hit Barrage Ties Record of Series Stadium;'Six Thousand Fans Expected; Kickoff Is Scheduled for Eight P. At Ogden M. Jack Hand BOSTON, Oct. 11 (AP)--Eddie Dyer can face his birthday today with the knowledge that his St. Louis ardinals rate a solid chance of scoring the sports upset year beating the powerhouse Boston Red Sox in the -f Mallery's powerful Pasadena Junior college gridders rule slight favorites ot upset Websr college in the rubber game of their three-game series at Ogden stadium this evening. Game time will be eight p. m. It will be home- By Tom coming expected. for Weber graduates -'- --·------- and upwards of 6000 fans are series. All even in games after their George (Red) Munger, husky four meetings with the Am- Cardinal right-hander, was in trofirst erican league' champions the Car-uble several time; but was able to a triumph. dinals now can fall back on their arm his way through with Weber downed the Pasadena southpaw aces, Howie Pollet and strong the help of some sparkling defenseleven in the famed Rose Bowl Harry Brecheen. before 25,000 spectators just before Twenty four hours ago ive play. war and Pasadena turned was- on the other foot and Manthe in the series, Weber at the local stadium. ager Joe Cronin of the Bostons had the first time was spectacular. the outfielding of the control situation contest complete be to promised 'Tonight's Throws to the plate by Slaughter with Tex Hughson primed to brimful of fine football," said AthWarriors Lose Close the Redbirds to' the brink of elimi- Williams and Dom Di Maggio Director Reed Swensona todletic"Pasadena each caught a base runner driving nation. was coloralways has ay team. The third barrThat before the for home. Terry Moore, favoring' 20-hit of ful meeting Decision in a age of the Cards loosened into ,his swollen lefta knee, made drive ANN ARBOR THREAT Checking: Bob Chappuis was among the two teams should provide some York mbling catch of Rudy found books. record They that same at Ann Arbor. Toledo Tor- football. Army's many problems in Michigan one other team, the New York Gi- 'the second that was a classic. Region One Feature nado gained 123 yards in 20 rushes for two touchdowns to beat "Pasadena is sure to keep the ants in 1921, ever had collected 20 Slaughter's first hit was a 370Weber has of footballs. before twisting leg. He was expected to be ready for Cadets.air full into the rightfield hits in a world series game. Never home run worked all week on pass defense before had two teams polled a tothat broke a scoreless tie and also on some fancy offensive Halfback Bobby Adams tossed a three23-yard pass to Hal Garner, Logan tal of 29 safe blows as happenedstarted the Birds off on a Kurowyesterday in St. Louis' 12-3 rout run inning in the second. lies have one victory ft ITend n the waning minutes of a ski's first double, single by Hathe Sox. , recorded 10 qate.°San-Weber f game. at thet Wctie game and last rry Walker, a costly wild throw For fifth today's They walloped Branch Aggies 20-0gave Logan a 6-0 and a squeeze bunt park, Dyer has Pollet Johnny Pesky Layne is the kingpin of the brilliant Fenway in the opening game and week played a the Warriors. league triumph ALL-AMERICAN Marion had Hughson days rest by Marty ready to go after four meet Oklahoma Saturday. 0-0 tie with Boise last end. Gardner eleven. They university can ropes. and confident he succeed where leaped between three The Wildcats are reported in fine Weber players for the lone touchdhe failed last time on Rudy York'sWhen Musial's two-run double trim for tonight's encounter. run Red Schpendienst's single 10th inning home and score of a heated in the openPasadena is coached by Tom own one battle. and a two-base wild peg by Huggame. ing Mallery. His assistants are John hson Adams' attempted placement was in the three-run third, Cronin Cronin passed out the wora he Thurman, Otto Anderson, Stan wide. 20-game winner and will use either Mickey Harris, a yanked his Riordan and George Smith. on even The teams battled left-hander who lost to Brecheen called on Jim Bagby, who yielded Milt Mecham of Weber has Reed on Garagiola's first run for three full periods and half of the second game, from or Joe Dob- third Swenson and Guy Wellman as assson a right-hander 3-0, single. . the final canto before the Grizzlies Durant, istants. sewed up the contest. Tid-Bits From the Sports World Doubles by Slaughter and KuOkl'a., who won 13 and lost sevenrowski A number of stunts are carded at. added to the scoring total during the regular season. · Utah a over Brigham edge given University is 16-point No matter who wins the Boston the fifth. Garagiola's double bto n tthe e one ehind singles by Slaughter and Kscore. On occasion the Wargetaway game, Brecheen and Young by bookmakers, and some of the 'wise boys' figure (Boo) Ferriss will hurl the sixth urowski added an eighth score in on game at St. Louis Sunday. If it the seventh off Bill Zuber. the Utes will run wild against the Cougars at Provo address * system. goes seven, they will take Monday The real riot came in the ninth Moser, Smith - -- ----^Saturday night. Oscar By Fraley L lineup -Fnt oGardner, Adams, Tonight's probable for sparkled off for selling tickets and play when 10 men batted and Cronin Ferron Losee, graduate manager lows: !son Hutzley, Neuenschwander, Stimp- United Press Sports Writer hurriedly shifted from Mace Pasadena trig one Tuesday! Weber College and Peterson sparked the atof sports at Brigham Young univ-Gourley to Mike Ryba to Clem Dreisewerd. Although the 35,645 Fenway le agree, yesterday's Four runs came home. " BOSTON, Oct. 11 (UP)--His eyes aren't as big as saucers informed this corner over Nesbit It ... Marshall 'tack for the Weberites. ersity game in many ways was one of Boston broke Munger's shutout Mason Ig Kunkel Summary: long distance that the biggest more, any has the apples in his interesting of a series that in the fourth on York's double but Joe Garagiola Logan Weber : Wilde ............ c , crowd in Provo's history would dominatd by pitching. center following Ted Williams' Bedall Garner i cook Randall (CO rg cheeks and the Stardust in his eyes--along with a burning i, Tullis in attendance Saturday night. the parade of St. only hit of the day. single, his Sox Moore it Parsons rt Harvey ambition to make momma runs came in the and poppa." hitters were rookie catcher Joe other two good "for "We have h'opes of kicking over Hansen. re Ivanovich Taylor ] Rochel'l on Doerr's homer. Enos Bobby and veterans the eighth Garagiola a "Poppa" has worked in St.+---LPrincipe Olsen cWilson the dope bucket," said Losee. Higginson qb and Whitey Kurowski, Slaughter g Keller (CO Williams Taylo ...Ihb Langley ever ".' 35 near area years, for Ljttle But Residents of the ouis brickyard s," the kid each with four hits: Wally Moses PITTSFIELD, Mass.--Toni Folco, rt Swenson Otte re Berks field in Salt Lake City, Anderson rhb Etnyre. !. Smith since he brought his young had come home toof the losers also chipped in with144, Middletown, Conn., outpointed _ . . . . . Diddle catcher, finally Tigers Suffer 25-0 fb George Thompson....... destroyed by fire last month, the Cardinals--and now he was four, joining 22 previous stars inBenny Singleton, 150, Waterbury, to this country from their native man. Officials: Smith, Richins and Moser qb Neuenschwanr have petitioned the Salt Lake Stanfield. Conn., 10. the record books. . them is certain Adams Neither of Ihb Hutzley Italy. restCommissioners the Setback in protesting. rhb Hyden Neilson old of what to think of "the the park in its oration yet just Machin fb Stimpson baseball." location. Score Big Nine Battle by quarters: The petition asked that City "Poppa couldn't get time off Logan ) 006--6 from Commissioner Fred Tedesco's plan the brickyard," Joe said sorrWeber 0--0 Davis Darts bounced into the for an Ada-owfully. -"When he takes time off from Garner stadium Pioat (pass Scoring: all-purpose he loses a lot of money--and it ms.) ·win column in the "Big Nine" byneer park, several blocks away, -him mad." makes Logan Substitutions: Nelson, at the Tigers trouncing supported by the commission and Joe didn't explain what he meant Ward, Kendrick, guards; Cressel, stadium "Thursday afternoon, 25-0. the former ball park area tackles; Peterson, end; Irons, half- by "a lot of money" but he would The Kaysville athletes broke back. Weber--Fox, guard; Pollard, have given a good share of his converted to a park and pUyseries loot to have had the the scoring column before the Draayer, Jenkins, Hunter, backs; ! world area. old man looking 1 as he knocked was four minutes old and were ground Hansen, tackle; Schmitzer, end. Spokesman for the petitioners Veteran Driver Waits Officials: Richins, referee; Foley, out four important basehits to ennever headed. said Pioneer league and other base umpire; Gardner, head linesman. terHebaseball's record books. on the ball games played at Derks field also would have given much Adolph Thon fumbled For on a Flats Salt hazard created serious "Momma" could have been there. traffic if Tiger 19-yard line in the opening streets, that lights and noise "But for her it is too much period with Davis recovering. nrarby Joe said. "She doesn't kept residents awake, that parked To Get Into Shape Darts moved within scoring dist-cars blocked driveways, that fans see me play anymore, tellito ance and George Fisher went destroyed property and otherwise me she knows better what her ng tackle for the initial tally. bothered householders in the vi- By William C. Payette Joe' is doing when she liste'Little Watanabe hurled a 25-yard CJnity. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 11 (UP) the radio." nsIfto"Momma" touchdown pass to Harada for the The petition said residents have was listening yestsecond touchdown and Harada Jenkins, the 63-year-old nerveshe was plenty proud -fover the line unmolested. Both been "subjected to thismany Lake City who from erday Salt rom "much too excitement"--at years wracking ordeal" for more records than conversions were wide and feel they are now entitled man in holds the feats of her "Little Joe." Davis struck fast for two touchdthe of sports, is history and quiet. This wasn't the kid who joined owns in the third period. Harada more speed marks as By United Press going after matter whether the doesn't as Utah's Bonneville salt flats The Big Seven conference foot- the club last May with his eyes passed to Watanabe and Watanabe It Louis or Boston the standing out like 60-watt bulbs. It out. tossed a lateral to Perkins for Red Sox winCardinals teams really get going in the world series, theJenkins wasn't a boy home from the navy had set his shot at theball third touchdown. wars weekend-be this share lowest loop the will gridiron who despite his six feet looked too Another pass from Harada to players' 24-hour automobile endurworld's war Utah nee with s State 1018 betexcept havingawe-struck the all on series of ever to survive in a Cook accounted for the other ance but record week, for this ween league Sox Ked Chictap. and the tilts conference game the demanding game where, its dogmoved the trial back five days touchdown. Fisher booted the The Cubs. first 80 cat-dog from the first pitch until fourth attempt for the only conv-ago With the Cardinals dividing theto Oct. 15 when rains turned thetonight when Denver and Colo- the final put-out. white 10-mile ersion. ,es. circle into dazzling M. A. rado Tomorrow, money into 34 shares and the "Little Joe," despite those apple tangle. The Tigers' best performance Just 1.25 a Week! Vs Sox into 41 (highest in history), aa sea of brine. Utah plays Brigham Young univand that understandable came late in the final period. a car dream and Colorado by built with clashes Piloting per of than nervous $4,000 total less playerBud tension he showed before V;C ° stopped Davis on the Ogden Winfield of LaCanada, Calif., ersity Wyoming. USAC's non-conference assured. game, was a rough customer. yard line and with Thon and Han-With $304,141.25 set aside for 'the Mormon ex-mayor hopes to game is at Logan against; the the Crouched out there behind the cock tossing passes moved to the players-- 60 per cent of the grossknock off 500 miles in the first Montana State Bobcats. ,,sW^rf^ c '^*S mask, holding up the shaky George Davis nine only to lose the a an two average hours and games Hans of the four Coach Colorado Waghalf, first Aggie Genuine Leather Carrying Case receipts cheeks red sweaty his when Fisher intercepted. Co*« thener has high hopes for tonight's gleamed through the bars and his after the commissioner's share has 200 miles an hour. Before Ofiden (0) Davis (25) he over, Jenkins says, -veteran Denver. His is with been deducted the winning share ures on having 4,000 miles fig-halfback, Bob Hopper, apparently eyes were as cool as 10 pounds 01 Bennett of each Cardinal player would Sines le and Strap Included! him. amount Should to $3,736.45. the has recovered from a muscle Carson It Blomquist IC And marching with to the plate as now powerthe Sox Boston each and Curtis Driving relief in grid-shape the big chips riding high he igntiny win, Crittenden Ig is player house spins through the day and again and ready for action againstored receive $3,098.52. Flewelling c Haake the booming Boston shouts son Marv No the Pioneers. be Jenkins' world series split in the Batchelor rg Wilcox night will with four hits in five trips to.the 28 years has failed to net the win- Ralph Hepburn, the driver Utah will also be at full strength spot. He Larson rt Moss looked right who set a qualifying mark of man they prophesied StSone re Weaver for the game at Provo tomorrow then like thereally ning players less than $4,000 an hour at Indianapolis Baird qb Fline miles apiece. night with the B. Y. U. Cougars. would make St. Louis fans forget Thon Ihb Fisher Coach Ike Armstrong reports that a picture catcher named Walker In fact, only five times since year in the same car. -s\ 1910* when the series began Watanabe Hepburn, Jenkins and Rex Mays, top-drawer backfield artists, Nilsson rhb * T,^ on big proportions, have winning another top car jockey, think theMorris Ficklin and Ace Allen, areCooper. Andrews fb Perkins He did everything any catcher Winfield creation is the recovering from early-season inj- could be expected to do, as good Score by periods: players cashen in a lesser prize $65,000 car finest that ever was built. uries. Both showed up well in if not better than Cooper--or men than this year. Davis 6 6 13 0--25 small size of the two parks It has so much power that Hep- scrimmages- yesterday. the mask Ogden 0 0 0 0 Bill Dickey, on the Ind- Coach Eddie Kimball of B. Y.jc kev like Davis Cochrane or Gabby Hartscoring: Touchdowns -P- ,-Sportsman's park seats 34,0.00 burn spun the wheels j _ . ... Fenway park 32,000-- is the big ianapolis bricks when poured been concentrating his defenFisher, ..- --dirt Harada, Perkins, Cook. for the small shares. An- the coal to it at 140 miles practice on "T" formation choked off mouoint after touchdown -- Fisher, reason critical^pitches"; hour. other is trie loss of the $175,000 plays like the Utes use for their ntainous Rudy York as the Indian placement Officials--Barney, referee; Hodg- radio broadcasting fee, which ap- For comparison, the Mormon fast-opening offensive. Kimball re- charged into the and always son, umpire; DoJohns, headlines- pears certain to be put into the Meteor, in which Jenkins set all ports that the Cougars are still was there when aplate, was needed. hit .. man. players' pension fund. world's records from 50 to 3 000 by some injuries--but After the game he was the most room .Basketball enthusiasts of Ogden miles, weighed four and a half handicapped a strong 11 will take the field excited one in'the and Weber countv will meet at tons. Winfield's car weighs less against the highly-touted Redskins. his warm brown eyesdressing bubbling m. next than a ton, and stands only three Dick Romney, the veteran Utah at Civf p. 102°° Loom college to draft plans for the 194GState mentor, stressed aerial attack -high. The motor weighs seasons. 47 470 pounds and while rated at maneuvers in his final practice Just 1.75 a Week As Ellis McAllister of the 550 horsepower, can turn out 700 yesterday and predicted that All prices include with water injection. It's smaller the Aggies at least will not be City recreation department is Federal Tax FORT WORTH,' Texas. Oct. conducting 'the session ajid urgesthan a flivver and turns out blanked by the Bobcats. Montana to times the power. all interested in basketball has a big edge in weight, State (-QP)--Mrs. Babe Didrikson Za Leagues for men and harias and Betty Hicks were fa attend. Jenkins is in as good shape as though. vored to win semi-final matches women will be organized. his automobile. Bouncing in and Davis 25, Ogden 0. today in the Texas women's open The pow wow is scheduled forout of it like a kid at Winfield's Jenkins opined he was the Snow shop, man golf tournament at the Colonia Reed Swenson's office. Box^Eld'er 52, South Cache 6. Bookmakers in the mid-west to-only there who could do a Country club. North Cache 27, Bear River 7. Mrs. Zaharias, top favorite to day were wagering 10 to 15 thatone-armed push-up. Park City 35, Judge Memorial 0. win the championship, meets Bet-the Cardinals now win the world's "From wrestling these cars Morgan 19, North Summit 6 series. Jameson San Antonio nad "At he 150 of miles the track," said. ty ORDER BY MAIL Wasatch 35, South Summit 0. an hour, that 10-mile circle is a Miss Hicks, Long Beach, Calif, Cyprus 12, -Grantsville 7. was paired against Dot Kielty of right-angle. ANDERSON'S JEWELRY CO. en route to Murray Tooele 0. sity of Idaho Vandals, Los Angeles. The colorful Babe, 2449 Washington' Blvd.,. Ogden, Utah "I've gone into skids on it at Milwaukee a Saturday tilt withLehi 19,19, Grove 0 Pleasant for winner of six of seven tourna184 and at that speed, (the preswas -snowed out, univ- Lincoln 19, American Fork 0. ments this year, defeated Grace Please send me the ent 50-mile record) you're fightin' Marquette, disclosed today. officials Spanish Fork 12, B. Y. high 6. ersity a way in Newington, Conn., Linzcyk, skid all the around." was to have been advertised at $ '. The workout quarterfinal play yesterday. 5 and in Bozeman, Mont, but after a late Name 4. Miss Jameson eliminated PatSAN POSE, Calif., Oct. 11 (UP)Trial Due Soon because of a 'locomotive arrival, Miss ty Berg of Minneapolis. 1-up: a Hawaii All-Stars today blamed SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 11 Address blanketed snowfall Kyne breakdown, Hicks dropped Polly Riley of Fort of their fumbles and the int- Ab Jenkins, ex-mayor of Salt Lake Montana State college field. 1 ty State Worth, and 3, and Miss Kielty erception of two of their passes City, and the holder of more auto A chalk talk by Coach J. A. defeated Beverly Hanson, Fargo, for the 1S-19 tie they played last speed and endurance driving rec- (Babe) Brown was substituted but M -°- ( ) C.O.D.' ( ) Chg. ( ) N. D., 2 and 1. night with San Jose State's footb- ords than any other man, said tod- team planned a real practice PORTLAND, Ore.,. Oct. 11. (UP) The Milwaukee. allers. at may he tosession tonight ay still try this fall Meadows will Racine The Honolulu eleven had a 6-0tighten his grip on three of 'the Saturday game will be played at continueatatPortland least six nights more lead in the game's opening sec-many records he holds night. after Sunday, William Kyne, track Dnds only to see San Jose race Twice within the past month manager, said today. sack to score three touchdowns rams have forced postponement Kyne pointed out that, while the veyed the course yesterday and run in which he is pefore the half. One score stemmed but 40 per cent of law provides for 40 days of raciall reported :rom an All-Star fumble and two speed new a mile speed record the course is free of water. at ng the track has operated 22 VANCOU'VER, B. C., Oct. 11 others were set up after Hawaii for motors of 183 cubic inch disp- expected to complete the dryi-day's Thus, continuing six days (AP)--Vancouver college scored a passes were intercepted. Max Cul-lacements, a new 500-mile speed would give the track ng process sufficiently early next after Sunday 13-6 victory over Kaimuki high ver crossed the goal line twice and a new-24-hour speed. days. . . test runsWhether school of Honolulu here last nightmd Babe Nomura made the other However, Jenkins set Oct 21 week - to permit several operations will conBUY ON EASY TERMS! aefore 6,000 fans. San Jose touchdown. as the tentative date of the runs preparatory to the speed and en- tinue beyond that will be decided The lone Hawaiian "score came The All-Stars scored again just provided there are no additional durance try. John F. Moore, racing engineer by the' state racing commission, he vhen Quarterback Herbert Inanakabefore the half and'finally shoved torms to again inundate the 10- for Firestone Tire Rubber Co., said. 95 across a touchdown in the fourth -nile circular ·eturned a Vancouver punt on track marked out is to make a final survey W of the R V COMPANY "·ards in quarter from Marco Taperiod. he marble-hard surface of the RIVER, Mass.--Billy Englcourse Monday, when a final de- FALL Kaimuki defeated Caldwell high I kata to Dick Asato to earn aBonneville salt flats. 1 126, Fall River, outpointed ish cision 'on proceeding with plans Jean .chool last week. [nal tie. 2449 Washington Blvd., Ogden Jenkins and a crew of aides surBarriere, 128, Montreal, '10. . the run will be made. brilliant squad arrived two previous early today. Inteam has recorded meetings each Pasadena's ' Logan Upsets Weber in Final Period tu- . · ... -HIGHWAY Joe Garagiola .- Davis Darts Run Wild Rated One Of Series Heroes j. ^ Is ii Brown .'. . Over Ogden still .. | ' Jenkins Well Bid New Hunters! for Records ANDERSON'S HAS BINOCULARS FIELD GLASSES Utes, Cougars Headline Weekly Slate 22 , ... . -- Babe, Hicks Favorites Football Finals Halts Idaho Grid Workout , San Jose Ties Hawaii Team to Extend Race Meeting Vancouver Trims Hawaii Eleven ' . · J E E L J) |