Show 1A Come On Irish Slate Ten Games On Gridiron THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING JULY 15 1945 They Sparkle in Golf The In! Water Is Cool At Lorin Farr Swi mminn PaaI Tigers Cubs Look Like Series Foes MB I ' t Hugh DeVorc Will Call Chip Royal Looks for Spirited Play In World's Classic Gridders Monday for Training Irish NOTRE DAME Ind July 14— Hugh Devore Notre Dame's football will call out the Irish grid candidates next Monday for 26 days of sumcoach-for-the-durati- on The hot weather mer practice workouts will end with a regulation game scrimmage on August k 18 After a rest Devore will start fall practice on Tuesday Sept 4 Included in the group of one hundred hopefuls who are expected to report are eight letter-me- n from last year four linemen The backs and four backs are Frank Dancewicz Lynn Mass quarterback Marty Wendell Chicago fullback Elmer Angsman Chicago fullback and Joe Gasparella Vandergrift Pa Frank Szymanski quarterback Detroit one of the country's outstanding centers last yeai heads the quartet of linemen who wijl be back the others being Bob Fete Skoglund Chicago end Jersey City N J tackle and John Mastiangelo Vandergrift Pa guard Several others with squad experience but little playuig time last fall will also report and most of them will see a lot of action this season Included in this group are John Fallon Alton 111 who may be a starting guard Frank Ruggerio Orange' N J fullback George Ratterman Cincinnati O and Jim McGurk quarterback The Montclair N J fullback latter two are navy R O T C trainees Devore will be assisted by Walter Ziemba Ken Stilley and Harry Jacunski line coaches Gene Ronzani backfield coach and Lt athCarey Brewbaker USNR letic officer in the Navy 2 program who will work with the line Jake Kline assistant back-fiel- d coach will not join the staff until the fall workouts as he will be busy with his summer baseball team The complete 1945 schedule announced for the first time today follows: — Illinois at Notre Dame Sept 29 Oct 6— Georgia Tech at Atlanta 13 — Dartmouth at Notre Oct Competition has been keen this season in the president's cap and directors' cup events at the Ogden golf and country club Winners in the May and June headliners are shown above Top left to right: A C Brown victor in May leg of president's cup and W H Jackson May leg winner of directors' cup Bottom row left to right: Earl Wilbur winner June leg of president's cup and A M Squires standout in the June leg of the directors' cup Monthly winners meet in a round robin at the close of the season MAY JUNE WINNERS for special trophies ' ' Asfcr ' 3af as jtffc sik naa ttiaisW' - i m -- a Dame Oct Ogt Notre Nov Nov Nov with mi -i this: AmericanSt league — Detroit Louis Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Chicage— National league Washington Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago! New York Boston CincinntOtic' Philadelphia Brooklyn Now that the teams have turned the halfway mark let's rate them again as Cronin suggested and see how they compare with the teams in spring training The second guess places them this way: American league: Detroit New Boston York St Washington Cleveland Louis and Chicago New York ey V-1- Lakes War Wipes Out Efltire Montana State Grid Team sonnel of members Montana State college of Bozeman former the Roeky Mountain conference provides the most tragic sports £tory of the World war II Every member of the team paid the supreme sacrifice e mentor f Schubert Dyche cny marines killed presumably in New at East High in Salt Uake Monlater one of the mentors at tana State directed the boys of Guinea date unknown Jack Burke a captain 1940-4- 1 along with the famous in 'Tackle killed in France date the has army since Breeden Brick Dyche served overseas with the Ameri- unknown "Guard Joe McGeever data uncan Red Cross but is back at Bozeknown man now Bernard Cluzen a major Frank Whitney of Bozeman spins in "Guard United States' marine corps the of the account most a interesting from the south Pacific in the fall tragedy brought to the Bobcats of of 1944 that campaign "Center Carl Fye infantry rank We quote Mr Whitney as fol- unknown killed in Europe date lows: and place unknown "As students of Montana State "Back Dick Toman data unknown college yell for their Golden Bobcat football team to roar on to "Back Rick Roman infantry captain killed in Germany date unvictory when the sport is resumed there will be lumps in known their throats "Back Orin Beller second lieucheers their know that tenant in the army data unknown 'They'll will not be for the players on the "Back Al Zupan army air forces field alone but for the Bobcats' rank unknown killed in plane Golden Ghosts — a full lineup from crash in Texas while attached to a two target squadron" their 1940-4- 1 squad "Names of these eleven Golden In addition to the 11 listed as Ghosts will live forever in the dead John Phelan quarterback is Each of still reported missing in action hearts of Montanans them gave his life in the service of Honorable Mike Mansfield of Uncle Sam so this nation could Montana speaking in the house of march to victory representatives in "Little did Al Zupan forward anent the tragedy Washington a few days ago pass star and his teammates know said: when they galloped over the green"Mr Speaker the Washington sward a few seasons back that they Post carried a story about the 1940-4- 1 would hit the jackpot of tragedy Montana State college football "Today the graves of the Golden team and the fact that this war Ghosts are located in far flung has wiped out the entire squad spots from New Guinea to Ger- These former students of our great many agricultural college at Bozeman "No college football team has have given their greatest assets been as hard hit by World War their lives that we may continue Two as Montana State Schubert to live under a democratic system Dyche Bobcat athletic director and in this country and possibly in the football headman said he'll be un- world They and all others who able to field a team this fall but have made these sacrifices have done their part to lay the foundapromised to be back with a the war is over tion stones in the present United "Louis G True the college's di- Nations charter which looks forrector of publications disclosed the ward to establishing and maintainlist of the Golden Ghosts and the ing a just and permanent peace "It is up to us who remain at places and dates where they fell as follows: home to carry on in the future "End Dana Bradford a first the ideas and ideals for which lieutenant in the army air forces these boys gave their lives It is killed in a plane crash near Yoa- not to be an easy job but kum Texas March 11 1942 He it is going to be a goal worth fightgoing has been married only the Dec ing for all the time Just as these 24th before for victory on the foot boys "End Joe Hall data unavailable ball fought field and on the battlefield Tackle Newell Berc a first so must we continue to fieht for lieutenant in the United States! final Victory so that peace can be —— one-tim- n -- Brigham to Conduct State Legion Baseball Tourney contest in Brigham City will be the sceneof the Bingham-Ogde- n of the 1945 American Legion base- - the second round The Provo ball tournament Aaron Home of Price victor will take on the winOgden announced Saturday night ner of the Helper-BrighaCity Eight teams will compete for the game on the second day The in' the western event will be single elimination right to performsomewhere Aaron Home expects to have anon the finals in August Pacific coast The teams are: Og other well balanced team repreden Bingham Hiawatha Magna senting Ogden His club will be Provo Price Brigham City and ' composed of the following: Harry Burchell and Dale Young jr park will be the catchers Dale Maycock Mel v in scene of the games and the dates Van Woerkom Wayne Cottle Tats Misaka and Adolph Thon pitchers will be July 27 28 and 29 On July 27 at one p m Hia- infielders and outfielders: Lawwatha will meet Magna and sj rence Stone Lee Haws Richard three p m the Bingham team de- Vernieu Keith Hunt Ted Larsen John Massey Lamar Ward and fending state champions meet Ogden At six p m Provo takes on Herbert Crittenden Price and at nine p m Brigham Ogden and Brigham will meet in a practice contest Monday eveCity meets helper The winner of the Hiawatha-Magn- a ning at Monroe two at game will meet the winner p m j m Rees-Pione- ' ! Bos-tonia- ns Philadelphia: National league — Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Boston New York Brooklyn Cincinnati and Philadelphia That means that Boston has been Byrd Nelson Play for moved up a notch in the American league and the Senators now seem four places better than they did in the spring (Remember Clark Griffith's warning: "Be sure to pick us las PGA Trophy Former Yank Baseball Star Gets Chance At Pro Golf Honors - SWIM TIME IS SUMMERTIME Ogden's Lorin Farr pool is attracting hundreds of swimmers young and old dailv during the warm spell Boys girls men and women are giving the pool a terrific play Top photo shows Frances Brown left and Beth Wakley' relaxing on the diving board Lower photo shows Elaine Grow life guard speeding through the water at a fast clip Commissioner Harold L Welch looks for new records in the way of attendance at the Lovin Farr pool this season staff Photos by Douglas Hooper Standard-Examin— — 20— Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh By Harold Harrison 27 — University of Iowa at DAYTON O July 14 (AP)— Sam Dame Byrd the baseball man from Geor3—Navy at Cleveland 10— Army at New York gia and Byron Nelson of Toledo 17 — Northwestern at Evan-sto- n who has shaved 31 strokes off par er 4 From Now on It Will in 171 holes this week will do Nov 24 —Tulane at New Orleans MoDec 1 — Great Lakes at Great the shooting tomorrow at the team-whe- mm re-turni- ng Be-rezn- IIGUWA V wmm f two-wee- Hi mm By Chip Roxal NEW YRK July 14 (AP— Second guessing is as much a part of baseball as shutouts and homers so here goes for some classy re- vamping of the pennant race pre-'- k dictions made last spring You can blame it on Manaaer Joe Cronin of the Red Sox While this agent was watching the training at Atlantic City in April Joe said: I suppose you re all ready to make your pennant selections! Why don't you wait until half the sea son is over? You 11 have a better idea of what the clubs can do! It will make a good feature" Of course I agreed but after vi-ting 14 training camps and getting first hand reports on the other two the spring selections had to be made in April They went like er six-thir- ty (For Great Lakes per- only) Dodgers Pick Up Two Players CINCINNATI July 14 AP) — The Brooklyn Dodgers completed the first part of a deal today which is expected to bring them Ralph Branca righthanded pitcher and shortstop from the St Paul club of the American association with which they have a working agreement Ernest Rudolph righthanded pitcher was turned over to the Saints by the Brooklyn club and following that announcement Manager Leo Durocher of the Dodgers disclosed he had requested the transfer of Branca and Brown from St Paul Branca former New York university pitch mj and Brown who is now 17 yearr old and a native of Brooklyn were with the Dodgers last season and were optioned to St Paul last spring Tom Brown Feminine Golfers Tangle Sunday Mrs W T Bew and Mrs C W Mrs L W Hansen Parry willAmeet E Becker Sunday for and Mrs the title in the first annual Wolfer tournament at the Ogden Golf and Country club Mrs Bew and Mrs Parry disposed of Mrs A W Bartlett 1 and Mrs S S Eccles Saturday up In the other semion 19 holes final match Mrs L W Hansen and Mrs A E Becker won over Mrs J E Bishop and Mrs Frank Browning 1 up achieved for those they left behind The state of Montana owes to these boys and all its sons who are serving on the battlefields of the world a debt of gratitude which we can never repay and we are proud of their contribution and humble in the knowledge of how great has been their sacrifices "There will be other generations playing football on Gatton field at the state agricultural college at Bozeman and I know that the inspiration derived from Hie exploits of this little band will serve to encourage them and make of them better and finer citizens for Montana and the nation "Many of these boys were personal friends of mine and I feel their loss keenly What they have done I will never forget and I know I speak for all Montana when I say that their courage valor and sacrifice will be forever enshrined in our hearts" far-flu- ng raine Country club for golfs biggest professional prize — the P G A championship Byrd who quit playing baseball in 1936 to become a golf pro and now operates out of Redford Mich carved out his second straight sev-r- v and nix victnrv ss he blasted dark hors Clarence Doser of Hart- side N Y out of competition in today's And Nelson a fellow who plays such mechanically perfect golf that at times it even becomes monotonous breezed past Claude Harmon of Grosse Point Wood Mich five and four He was eight under par today despite a rain storm that was so heavy it delayed the start of the second 18 When Nelson tees off against fifth Byrd tomorrow it will be the tourtime in the last six P G A naments that he has been in the championship match He won the tournament in 1940 and finished runner up to Henry Picard in 1939 to Vic Ghezzi in 1941 and to Bob Hamilton last year A P G A finals will be a brand new experience for Byrd although he is one of the fellows who have been giving Nelson the biggest argument in the past couple of years If Byrd wins tomorrow he'll be the oldest man ever to win the P G A He's 38 years old and Jock Hutchison the oldest victor to date was 36 when he took the title in 1920 Nelson started slowly today going over par on each of the first two holes but he settled down to work after that squaring the match on the third and never falling behind again He was one up at the end of nine holes as Harmon rolled in a nutt for a birdie on that green Harmon then sank his approach shot on the tenth to even the match but Nelson again went ahead on the twelfth and he had a three-hol- e lead at 18 Nelson hit the mark with a four-hol- e lead and then clipoed another stroke off nar in the last five holes to send Harmon to the showers Byrd was two under par for the 30 holes of his match against Doser and he never was behind They halved the first four holes but Byrd's birdie two on the fifth gave him the lead he never relinquished Missed putts ranging from four to 12 feet were particularly costly to Doser and he was four holes in arrears at the end of nine 36-ho- le 25-fo- semi-fina- Cards Against Cubs in Flag Battle Be 4ing and an infield superior even to ose oi pre-wpan ciuus NEW YORK July 14 (NEA)— to do was to start had Cardinals KJVcr lilt: uuisieiuus piuieaus ui hitting and that turn of events has National fans the league finally arrived When the chips Brooklyn e set race is finally reverting to form were down — in that — Southworth's and from now on you can look for in Brooklyn Billy a dog fight between the St Louis doughty men pounded home 34 Cardinals defending champions runs in 36 innings The Cubs also well balanced best and the Chicago Cubs will prove the greatest obstacle in of the challengers enuipped Nn nnp was sumrised when the St Louis' quest for a fourth title You Maybe they'll be stranght Dodgers yielded first place could sense that when just prior even more than the Cards can corn-t- o the double bill with the Cards fortably handle But the generale the man at the loudspeaker asked feeling is that Pittsburgh while Ebbets field customers to pearing very handsome on paper the steadiness to "please don't throw anything at- simply has not contena-bird- s a Redinto ironwme the the players" From there develop too streaky bopped Leo Durocher's fero- er The Pirates are cious gentlemen twice and from blowing hot one week cold the all indications the Brooklyn bubble next Their chancesa were frightbad series was "boisted" fully crimped by Until now it has not been a against Boston Still the Bucs should be good formful race First the Giants third and this we fear must for 27 even amazed 20 of winning New York Brooklyn and leave in front far themselves by soaring grubbing for perhaps the Braves Pittsburgh a legitimate ofcontender As for the Reds they success fourth whirl place brief a enjoyed And then came those happy days should be better than seventh for the Dodgers confounding the place but so far have made only critics who had pegged them for sporadic gestures in the right dino better than seventh reserving rection And the poor Phillies they seem last place for the headed for a place in the record Phils But the Giants did not have the books totoo They are dangerously the modern Eecord for nor did the close pitching to stay there were Tow set by Boston in further percentage Brooks and the latter 248 1935 with infield gaping handicapped by If consistency helps the Phils That is where the weaknesses Cardinals stand out— sound pitch- - will make it ar ! (AP)— Pot O'Luck route running son of Chance Play finally got lucky today exactly as 25000 chilled spectators at Washington park figured he would and romped off with Arlington park's $85450 classic Last as the field went past the stands the first time and 15 g lengths off the King Dorsett oa the back stretch Pot O'Luck had shortened the margin to five lengths just before they hit the stretch For an instant there was a doubt that the bay colt would make it but he suddenly brushed past Air three-year-o- pace-makin- ld Competition In Team Headliner four-gam- dropped to seventh and eighth Tigers Look Better Taking the American league first the Tigers look even better than they did in March They still have the pitching staff which topped the circuit in earned runs last ye'ST with a 309 average plus Al Bentr the Iood leader and a couple other fellows who know how to throw them JThen add Hankv Green berg appears ready to take the spot Di Wakefield held last year in th- batting order and you're sure to have the champs to replace the St Louis Browns The Yankees go up and down but with Manager Joe McCarthy's wizardry they should finish in second place The Red Sox thanks to their pitchers inspired by Dave Ferriss should finish third Washington woke up a year late with masterful hurling and some The Browns should do hitting bettor with their pitching but Abm Hitters are weak Chicago has leveled off after a great start ever-faithf- ul ot Bushnell woa team will opOgden's team over the Bonneville the pose Golf and Country club Ogden course at one j m today Professional Ernie Schneiter announces Hal Daniels is the captain of the Ogden team He was undecided Saturday night as to his line- Cleveland is doing as much as can expected and the A s are the up of players season's greatest disappointment Professional Ernie Schneiter will "Cubs Are Loaded" meet Alex McCafferty Bonneville to the National Icacue Turning pro in one of the feature matches The AP Newsfeatures Ctubhon of the day f April 12 said: "If Charle: Finale in the ladies' Wolfers Grimm's pitchers come through- tournament will be played Sunday watch out for the Cubs they're loaded" The Chicago hurlers over the Ogden course are throwing better than any of Third round matches have alWilmen's in the them now The team has got started ready liam Varney tournament Lieut plenty of run makers and It is W M Blake and Lieut W H deep in reserves Charley Grimm Beltz defeated A M Squires and has never been with a team that Reid Jensen 2 and 1 In the other finished lower than third in the match played Capt Robert Clark majors and J M Morrell defeated Walter So it looks like a repeat of the Gresham and A C Brown 4 and 3 1935 series when Detroit and ChiSecond round Varney results: clashed with the Tigers beatcago A M Squires and Reid Jensen Cubs four games to six the ing defeated R C Duvall and Hugh Grimm first that year and played 1 M Blake and W Ford 2 and losers the Lieut W H Beltz defeated Capt managed The Cardinals will be tough right James Adams and S P Dobbs by down to the wire Manager Billy default H L Yeager and Henry Southworth lost a lot of his best B Squires won over Kenneth BurSt Louis farm sysbut the players 1 ton and Herb Hinley 2 and Art tem is to beat tough won T Rushmer Benning and J Any team that Frankie Frisc In over Lawrence Hansen and Rulon is dangerous and the r M McQuarrie 2 and 1: Walter Gresh- 2 manages rates rate up there Injurit still am and A C Brown gained a than and 1 decision over J M Squires have hurt the Corsairsoutmore them for look else but and Neil Olmstead Capt Robert anything Clark and Dr Joseph Morrell won in the stretch run The Braves are the hittingest over Dallas Hess and H B Barton 1 up H H Daniels and C C team in either league The Giants collapsed Cotterill won over E B Thatcher started off with a bang and Charles Chandler 3 and 2: and then picked up a little They O C Hammond and P J Ferrell should nose out Brooklyn's slipping won over W H Jackson and A Dodgers who more than made William General general Major f hp Ninth Branch Rickey and Manager Leo V Dunkley 3 and 2 rrimmanHinc anDurocher happy QualifyingM rounds for the service command Brigadier Gen Bill McKechnie still has 'the Fred Nye men's tournaeral Ralph Talbot commanding the nual 21 22 team he ever managed" as worst and ment are scheduled July Ogden ASF depot and Brigadier A record in the spring and the poor anticisaid is he field of breaking G the Bruton General Phillip o are to be pitied will scorers Phillies low Thirty-twsupated district engineer's office which ? qualify of construction the pool pervised The winners of the Mrs A W The first general hospital in the Bartlett-Mrs Reid Jensen match a toi field United States present will meet Mrs Varney in Bushnell has the final event William meet for patients of the ladies' June added several novel events to this leg feature at the country club months affair Among those will be a wheel-cha- ir volleyball contest PITTSBURGH for transverse rrlyelitis (back in- volleyball tournament will take up July 14— There as who almost stories about are These the full afternoon many patients jury) patients The Friday program begins at how Ed Barrow discovered Honus because of their injuries are considcontest Wagner as there are reputed birth nine a m with a chin-u- p ered "bed patients" haVe shown conin the of finals in volleyball rope climbing places of Dizzy Dean Honus add interest deal a great contest goal high finals a new one now and then Fmdi mm test and voluntarily turn out for push-u- p contest an audience on the Pirates' be mmm softball finals and sit-u- p daily practice Dedication of the swimming pool recently he spun this one: Six teams will be entered in Jacks is scheduled for two p m and the "A couple of the boys and I the field meet: the Jumping won the have who down at the 'crik' near the entire were be afternoon will devoted amputees leg one two previous meets East Enders to aquatic contests A team will railroad at Carnegie Pa stones a We in were hydrogym-nastic- s day demonstration the give skipping representing and the water sports for all over the water Along come a service: Red Jackets neuro-sur-gicarm hand and classes of patients will include free couple of big guys and we patients with back injuries Brassies officer pa- style breast stroke back stroke thought they were railroad 'bulls' We got out of there in a hurry tients Kangaroos leg injuries other relays and diving y m eight-thirtStrikers and at moved to the top of a hill and p Beginning than amputations this arm injuries Friday an aquacade will be pre- started throwing all over again The field meet will start at nine sented under the direction of Mrs time at the 'bulls Later I learned a m July 26 with the following Ann Borg director of water safety one of those who Barrows (Wagner events: horseshoe tournament table of the Red Cross and Miss Phyllis always adds the 'a') He was there tennis golf driving at the first tee Jensen of Salt Lake City Swim- to sign me up for his ball club at under the direction of Ernie mers of the Deseret gym and Utah Paterson New Jersey" Schneiter Ogden country club pro: university will be featured stationary bicycle riding against theLieutenant Norman Shambergis of in Nine Games for Tulsa reconditioning department time archery tennis handball basTULSA Okla 'July 14— Athletic volof all arrangements with ketball foul throwing sitting charge Director meet the under the superHenry Frika's 1945 Unisoftball volleygeneral standing leyball of W Lipp-ma- n Tulsa football schedule of Richard vision versity Captain ball goal high servhome six lists chief of games and three of the rounds reconditioning Final morning games away tournaments and the wheel chair ice 10-m- an to Stage Third Annual 27-ho- le Athletic Program BUSHNELL GENERAL HOSPI- TAL Brigham City— Official dedi $135 cation of the new civilian with 000 swimming pool and military dignitaries present will be one of the highlights of the third athletic field meet for patients it was announced today by Colonel Robert M Hardaway commanding officer The meet will be all-seas- Need Plenty of Rope STATE COLLEGE Pa 14 Two Penn State rope July climbers Charley Lebow and Steve Greene! hold the eastern intercollegiate and National AAU records of 38 and 40 second respectively for the climb on and 27 Among the invited guests are Governor Herbert B Maw George Albert Smith president of the y Latter-daSaints Major of Church General Norman T Kirk surgeon- held July 20-fo- ot 26 Sailor and Fighting Step and camening the Kentucky derby in which on io inumpn oy a lengtn and a Pot O Luck finished secona Pot O'Luck ridden by Jockey quarter Air Sailor owned by Lieutenant Douglas Dodson fan the mile and Commander T D Buhl of Detroit a quarter in 2:05 45 and returned was second and two lengths far- $320 $240 and $220 ther back came Fighting Step King Mrs Elizabeth Graham of New Dorsett after setting the early York whose War Jeep was forced pace faded badly in the stretch to out of the classic by a leg injury finish seventh but Bergolater had the satisfaction of winning coupled with Fighting Step in the the $20000 added Modesty handiwagering saved fourth money Warren Wright of Chicago own- capHer War Date a War Admiral er of the Calumet farms not only filly scored an impressive victory had the thrill og seeing his devil in the mile test for fillies and red colors carried to victory in the mares winning by a half length classic for his second triumph in a over Night Shadow with Duranza row but he also picked up a check the early pace-setttwo and a for $67150 as first money $2300 quarter back in farther more than Hoop Jr won in win- - third placelengths The time was 1:38 45 ' er S - ap-th- Pot O'Luck Finally Gets Lucky By Charles Dunkley CHICAGO July 14 Bontteville to Offer By Al Vermeer ls Local Golfers Test Salt Lakers Today k and we'll finish first!") The St Louis Browns seem -- u have slipped a couple of spots the White Sox thus have gained one and the poor Athletics despite Manager Connie Mack's eternal hope have been dropped to the bottom In the National league the Cubs have replaced the Pirates as the choice for the too of the heap: the Braves and the Giants have swapped places the Dodgers have been moved ud two spots and the Reds and Phillies have been cljj Wagner Stories Crop Up Again neuro-psychiatr- ic al ! LJitiiftd |