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Show 4'' k eOMMOMEMIENIIMP , ' i Saturday, March 30, 1940 ''e i - a .1 i . -- -- ' The Desenf News, Salt Lake , . alliee " - - . .,- - 7 ay e ii 0 ! - - ,,, , ' , , , - , , . City,- - - -- ' ' UtaK - . - . - , . , , - ,. - , . . . . ' ' ' Del- - . - SAN FRANCISCO, (AP)Baseball - ' - . , , ' .- ' . . Winiltass - m- - ' , , t-- , ' '' . Title-- - ' ,,,frit'46..W.K.111 - Idaho Referee For3loildcty's Arena- Scrap --, - -' N , i , - , , - . ' - - -- -- ,' ' , iplokt WY.. ,Aok, f. Skirmishes March fans looked to the 30- Hanson, Ramer .. . kplane,Si)in Burke's-Rin- g ,A 3 Giacoma Ready To Make Bid For . . PCL Opening - Kunkel , , - - Gives Ellis , family-challeng- , - , Threatens . II, 100,.31,111 1Weather e The . Utah basketball game will go on the block tonight when the Watts brothers of Murray oppose the Lindsay brothers of Sunnysido in , , , , ' , .., -- Page . - . , Big Bomber - .2 111 .i II - I 'I. ,1 -- ., Watts And Lindsey Fives 7E. To Clash Tonight , - II II . ,, w . s II ,,,,,) Iowan Is Feltp For - ., 6 I. plIS - -:--- . , . ' . . , '--, ii i , , weather man for a final decision ' BY THE SPORTSMAN -, ' ; on whether the Pacific Coast t ' ......... t ro: ,,,, , airhis .. Delbert...Kunkel, had 1940-eett ' League would the' third game-of-- it ' ' ' ' , ,, I ' ' one Frank for son under all . tuned up , way today. plane in the Murray High gym- I The SacramentoOakland opener . '' , Colorado in the grap,.... ,1 nasium at 8 o'clock. , at Sacramento was' postponed with Ellis of , , . , at McCulolugh's headliner won first team . Watts the a The ,.." Sundoubleheadrt to pling ' ibe , t, BY THE SPORTSMAN , 1.; played to the day if the rain stops in time- to per. Arena last Inight, and gave him ts '''i The box fight of the season lo-game but lost the second . " :, mit the to ) , BY ORLO ROBERTSON' ' grounds dry. to win a tough match. . Lindsey boys.. , from the San Diego, where the Padres two rides NEW YORK, March 30L(AP) for Steve O'Mal- - , With Maurice Watts, were to entertain the Los Angeles leywlisbshosubettli eta:l the financial Pilestteic Gasiac'womella the at , ;) , well as -indisposed 41i. Editoryou might , forward for the 'quiver, Angels, the forecast indicated show. ) , . .. ' Jackie and did a great job , ' ). . might damper the enthusiasm last minute, in type that headline, "Joe i sity of Utah in the 'lineup; the era ',keep idol. In fact. local , the ... of against or more fans 8,000 ' for slated for Monday night affray : expected wal, , . Louis Wins." It looks as if he ! a . such Murray family Isk favored In to. the Inaugural. did . Frank good job . at the - Arena, according ,to ' ' s. t ,, ,,, ' . A downtown parade in San Fran- loped Delbert with a score or more ' ' ; there'll be , plenty more oppor-' . night's tussle. - - ' , -- - -- ' and ) Matchmaker Tony Catalano who ' ' ' of flying, , ''" headlocks, straight t cisco, the first baseball ballyhoo ,,. tunitles to use It. , 6- to take the first fall in 14 minof l Its kind ) in , that since 1023, really thinks he has something " ".. city IS cham: , , , The Brown Bomber still As a headlock artist, Ellis - was zto precede-th- e ) game between utes. ,, 2 -,- good in this attraction. The In. he and some too, pion of the world with no indica-- ' is '. boy, ) quite the Seals and Portland, but a ....- ; ,,A , tion bell have the crown knocked veteran of a the , ,terraourttain showed artistry t , welterweight title 1. deluge of several hours duration r,..,,,,,, , from his brow by the present crop I, ! , ' with some potent sliding "head-era.- " is at stake. to threatened continue wash and of ". He .. of heavyweights. disposed .......out both parade and game, and ,,, t The In the back room if it boys the Johnny Paychek threat, will ,, 4. . RIDE i "'9 disappoint the 14,000 fans expect. TAKES SKYIlike , give Burke the edge in their 10. the old master might be dignified by that name,.1 ed at the park. Looking , , round secbut , this of start the the seconds 44 after affray, , , 1 reporter -; .. ,,, ond round in Madison Square ' Hollywood planned a variation of himself, Maestro Ira Dem. Kunkel Chick's Ire Aroiued back up . a moving picture premiere for the callle,h,, to avninaexthetheekysecoridne.d ' 1, willgive ' West vsetheunrenchfutlista athethtlirt 2 last Garden , night -' CHICK ouvErt, otata inp , prelude of the game between the and third tailslocal , the Ogden , , .I. That pile driving right that lift, the took just It plumber Stars and Arena Club. the 1939 Seattle, the league's at Boxing all the fight Jackie will want in ' ad the partly bald, ontb his praaaria , , 1. g pennant winning team, depending, on. minute to hoist Ellis Whirl 1 ' , ,. today against one evening. ', ,. I 1. f ., , , , Iowan off Ms feet and sent him to 4,g, In went oss tha warpath ' shoulders for the dizzy of on the course, weather. We back up this opinion nn the .." , - referees who do nos maks the :.,,:.' ', : ) i leftPromoteridichael acia , - ''''',,. '.7 . . fight. canto.-- - ihecanvaa ABM- ,., ,. ars light and t.etela, .' upag bit fans Strauss Jacobs and 11.620 was chukker The rubber ,., ,, screen and was is bDalistilizkrolfe toss to the radio, ePPoera n e1,,. gGitancoamha'dsi onfewitelyelflm. PPretvlie on naming -2 asking themselves"Who 's next?",,,, first ball in the Hollywood park longeer, and found Del ' coming Oliver '' .!,,, '"', ', ' ' -. ' ...,,,. sent to Idaho for 4 licensed 1 .. Frank as , , bout , There are Arturo, Godoy, the dur the to .., I and new the Stars' losing Bill , , '"'.: will ... '' , be on top, of Burke ,all manager, "7' , .1 : able Chilean, "Roly Poly" Ton), Ga- Sweeney, who the, him into some headlocks. referee to work the Burke.Giaconut time plays first base, ,..,,,,,a044,44)-----,,,-A,-:' I, , the play away from ,1 t lento, Max Baer and Bob, Pastor. the Colo- bout Monday. He also got it off his Jack. taking lifted Kunkel ed the of Gracie s ' ' and appearance This is the type of lighter - i.. , -, '' ' '; ,' .' . 1 4; of '; felt the ' them have all ' , -But hand. , ..,. .., .,..,',,--:',., .4.4,-,,Is. that isn't ....,....dynachest ,,,,.- .,using any ,,,,,hJ.,,,- - .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,----, other film favorites, plus the game. radoan into the skies again after It will take to ' mita packed in Louis' fiats. . would bring out the -- expectea. -15,. three minutes, however, and they picked opponents for any of his WELL PREPARED he r I MAYBE GODOY In9-Payc'boxers, either tha socalled big shots 000 fans. turned the lights out Brotvn-Bombe' Trainer Catalano has been Work. Hanson triumphed in two or the little guys, Who stayed 15 rounds The Coast League, a Class AA Floyd 'Godoy, : ing with Giacoma overtime and ao, , with Louis during thewinter, may organization, will be the first in the straight falls' over Myrle Hawkes, tually anticipates something of an ' to start the season, with substituting for Eddie Schumann or 7 JOE t011IS, 1u3avyweight boxing champioit of - - dusk hit ih, mat three times its the lint round summer the a at shot title, country get ' upset Monday night. Tony has who, with Ihis sidekick O'Malley, winner of the May the world, stands over Johnny Paychels and Referee 1 and was finally knocked out in 44 seconds of the play ending Sept. 15. . it may be the Iowan the Donovan second Referee in the t the Donovan in must have several near - world's developed round, comes to deciding also was indisposed. It fight stop engagement Iin Jersey.City between Arthur combat.--(AAbande Wire hors was York New in "et.' champions Including Gorilla Jones. last Photo) been something they night City. Par Galento and Baer. Godoy is due titular fiasco Eddie (Kid) Wolf, Warnie Smith t doning his usual rough tactics, , - hers front a vaudeville tour Mon1 i and others and thinks Giacoma is . : - - ' Fibyd annexed the first beat in day and with his manager, Al as well equipped as any of these 23 minutes with a body press, and Well, he'll try to persuade Jacobs to step out and go places in the It took him 25 minutes to body to see things his way. in CHICAGO, March boxing business. slam Hawkes into submission Then you can rest assured Jim , "Burke will not have so much Willie Hoppe scored his fourteenth the second canto. , my Johnston will be on hand to do -advantage over Giacoma if they FANS FOR DITMAR - - some talking for hie boy, Pastor. world's in the straight victory March 30.CAP) DETROIT, have a referee who understands The disappointed can get Billy Ditmar has become a new threecushion championship bil- his Championship play moved into the local business," said Catalano to. idol, a sort of ward to the in that Uncle Mike will of the American Bowling spotlight and last night they rose in liard tourney last night by defeat- day. "If the referee will, not pet. fang, ' stage another heavyweight extravaBY GAYLE TALBOT after , Congress again- today giving the youngster ing Tiff Denton of Kansas City, 50 mit Burke to rough his way to a to ganza in September, witte Louis way yesterday to business meetings their furyEddieprotect Pete should have a very McMillan. Ditmar to 45, in 35 TAMPA,. Fla., March 30,(AP):The new American League the No. 1 actor. ' against Denton's high victory, of delegates. 1NW YORK, March 30.(AP) good chance. Good referees are ' didn't need any protection as is run was Innings. Probably' the less said about last rule which forbids the championship club to obtain players from The New PhiladelThe old, bookbinders, scored while scarce in these parts so Promoter Hoppe eight, York Rangers, whose by the fact he matched night's fight, the better. Louis has other teams in the league except at the waiver price has John Chick Oliver has called upon the phia, and the Minneapolis Star evidenced Eddie with everything that gentle- a cluster of six. Hstreanalined", defense has given Journals, had shorter fights. but even he stars of Northwest.' the Idaho State Athletic Commission official an a York Yankees New little of the worried, won and man some, and then cue McCarthy had, Jake Schaefer, Cleveland them two successive victories head two formidable squads or to refusedoutato admit his first round send him a licensed Official to three-falMcMillan to. took l set the of Max Schrneling, John of another club says. in the Stanley Cup hockey play- regulars which promise shakeups muter, scored a 50 to 42 victory handle the 7- -7 con. the first; Dinner won the sicond over Lewis and Jack Roper were Allen Rall of Chicago-I- n the test." Boston does heat them this 15 games forthemAndScarsella offs, plantodeliverthelinalllow among the leaders tonight-- Henry e and the fans dashed after Eddie $20.000 tournament. Bomber swung just year, McCarthy will feel that this any easier.-Thawarded the to the Bruins Boston Delegates Bees. yesterday the with a tonight OLIVES WAXES FIRM regular job new idol. Billy five real blows. Four of them he rule had something do with It," ,as Schaefer took 54 innings to down Everything seems to favor the 1941 tournament to St. Paul and for misusing their Too, all the Reds know they have i used in flooring Impresario Oliver said: "I don't Paychek three he said. "Joe doesn't say so in as to battle to keep their job, even if Rangers, now that they have sue- that of 1942 to Columbus, O. They came back to annex the rubber his Chicago opponent Each man ' ' want another fiasco such canto In four minutes with a body had a for the count of nine, many words, but he thinks it's a the also electric of ice" ceeded of five. in run n. postponed adoption had theqtome ntimes, felarscht cracking high Zwick-PeWee La Salle bus. round. The fifth finish,- bad rule and could have a damaging they outfit.played Welker Phil this made margin-- Boston held by virtue of eye foul detecting equipment fqr press. Champion Possibly Defending ship Ines over in which ad the fight. another year and increased the Wally Thompson triumphed nobody seemed to effect on some players. Cochran ,of San Francisco won his some of them hustle just a little finishing first during the regular five-ma-n the alleged devastating team prize to 61,500 from Irish - Patsy Rooney; Blimp Allred eighth victory when he tool( a 50 see --- -NO OFFENSIVE 'Certainly it reduces their in- harder than they might have- - National League season.Notonly 1 am 1 Tom to Xen the beat and insist was offensive going Taylor prac- centive to hustle, because upon referees Paychek's to 49 thriller from Arthur Rubin they they had been in the enviable are the Rangers ahead for the $10000 and the doubles to $600 from Mayne-HSharman bout was a of New York. tically nil, unless the lefts be kept know they are sure of their jobs. position of the Yankee stars. be- who'make the boys fight all the first time since they won the openComing front time. Another thing. we are go. "no contester" after a battle royal L Andy Varipapa. harrell-cheste- d - game - Qf the ' " flicking around at random come Every regular on the club and sixty-fourt-h ran out Cochran in the ing hind, ing to have at the Arena Club . under that category. The only blow most of the substitutes absolutely ad- Brooklyn entrant, recouped his 822 in which, six stalwarts started out. now the have stanza an with round,. unfinished but.they, Is an open policy on the selection he struck. was a looping ' right know they won't be traded, and series with a 719 count in that goes with playing at fiventan run of five. Helped by a cluster of opponents. vantage We are not going which just grazed the champion's there Isn't much chance of the Ian. , can- to allow our home, and they're going against a the doubles last night to make two of seven in the twenty-eightboxers to select their the front runners, chin after Johnny was down for kees selling any of them. among changes rival. relead took the badly Rubin and crippled to, ' own Opponents. Fighters who real. '' Hie strike spree came in - the the second time. Louis couldn't re- "Personally, I don't think any of CHOICE FOR BRUINS mained in the van until the last ly have the stuff and are sincere ' doubles and with 555 from his De call that.' the Yankees are the type, to take -inning. in their efforts to get ahead, nevThere seems little chance for troit partner, Dave Berger, the duo The Des Moines fiddler was pale advantage of the situation, but you M0-- , Sedalia. of er ask IL promoter to bring In a Johnny Layton the Bruins in went into first place on1274. 113 ,- - a never can at the startHe wu tell.,If one -- ofthem took Joe Chamaco of Mexico-Cit' opponent. They just sheet after feeling the power of the should decide to take things easy BY TUE ASSOCIATED PRESS New York's Madison Square GarAndy shot 612 in the singles to March! the national into champion, camp say, 'Get anybody you like at in 30.(AP) tonight where they: couldn't carry him to seventh spot in the CHICAGO, I right that sent him down for the when the weather, gets hot M- SAN ANTONIO. Tex.Tor the first time den 'In 50 47 of a to score Irish Ben Brown, the handsome innings by weight and Irtake my chances." divisiont on 1853. first count of nine. He' told Referee cCarthy would find himself in an in several games, George Mo Qtnun was do iteall through the regular seaI 1. of Atlanta, Ga., 37. The victory put the Missdurian Oliver and Catalano have secured Siandinr in the A. B. C. tourney went middleweight son and in two previous games. Arthur Donovan he was okay aft- awkward spot. to take his place at first base for due 1 MAN FIVE EVENT to be Second knocked in it feels bow ' knows place. Layton's high Benny Flake and Dick Diamond er going down the second and JOE 'WIELDS BIG STICH the St. Louis Browns today against the Instead- of the Rec. --Ihsra.214Hollywood 2911 was Chamaco's run out. six and five. bothered for their Toledo kindhens. Be hal been by squad,with :three fast forward Ambrosia Brewing Co., - third Monday 2922 times, but later, in the dress- - "One of the injury arid skipping game" that meant lines,--th- at k Leguro TheDixie fighter experienced Walter C.- - Eden- battle--tthings that has made abuslegride.. 2002 night, a contest which rivals the , cvriedthe ing mottle. he said the didn't know a Joe a great manager Hinsdale last sensation -' ----this 722r7: night istheUowl; event main in popular appeal. The tmpleasant connected-wit- h his theRangers. inthefirstfourgaigalates114;-thing after-.that his players have that LAKELAND, for the first time in 70 fights when 12 Fillies Seek g critical hour apelusive, bobbling, the Bruins have only 12 DOUBLES : first rightmuch less the instruc- edge, k iGary, Ind., steel worker to1 proaches for the Detroit Tigers' hopefuls. mes, an hestiate instant Joe won't 1 Zale, Bmoklyn-DaviFlake should present quite a con. Tony a few Andy Varipapa, Dwyand tions that Benny Leonard gave Aim trade them if regulars Owner takes a Walter O. 'who Briggs. perer, ,Detroat ..1274 left hooked him into unconscious- Debutante Stakes treat to the more deliberate, wide. they don't play to sonal band in such matters, will arrive at who may. see parte-timservice. between rounds. Eddie Ryan, Chicago....1269 ness in the third round of a schedno matter how good they camp tomorrow for a conference with Man. suit Hermann-LoweCone : swinging Diamond. This Is a six. 30. T SAN Jackson. March RECALLS "No, I wasn't afraid, said John are. him, REARDON FRANCISCO, , toter Del Baker on the distribution. of in Chicago Stadi uled Take the case of Johnny Allen rookies Itim Louts round contest. ,. was a I "but enter. little to fillies nervous. were minors. the Twelve ty, 2yearold one But now Manager Art Ross- has recalled Sam Garefalo.Ray Holmes. St. totais.1260 UM., Stakes That final blow! Let me tell you, for only hasexample. Debutante ed the in Johnny Nunley, who is out with Joe 62,500 Schaffek.Anton Zale's Novak. Chicage .12b5 lost that weapon, victory impressive TAMPA, McOarthy la.The Cincinnati Reds Terry Reardon from the HersheY1 SINGLES : . one-hathat was about the damndest feel- - and furlongs to- a deft to Phil Zwick, will try to doesn't like prepared to pull stakes today after tbeir (Pa.) Intern Club to fill out the Marty Cassia, Elizabeth, N. L.,,..,-- 726 strengthened his claim to recog- over four and he it" an as. . the Boston Red Nog. but the third line, but he still will tog I ever had." day to Tanforan witn a muddy prove his claims on such At least one player, firstbase. Is1Ch;with amber 893 nition In the middleweight class, have, Cone Hermann, St. Louis of Commermsdreadyoc As for Champion Joe, he was so man Babe signment, when he goes In against as it did close on the heels track favoring Rio Macaw. 61 still' to re. to call- on Flash Hollett for double' Nick Detrasia, Melrose re4-'1i1,.doming elub's the btsined Dahlgren,promise certainly Louis Vetter, Cincinnati . Adams, Painted young unruffled that he even considered is with the Yankees necause of the turn here next spring. Word has gone included entries of Other Al 41.17 over Hostak decision Jerry his of as winger and defenseman.' Charles Bun. Chicago - - -out that the wives of players will be duty : not taking a shower. His chief new rule, which was " Seattle, recognized as the champion Vail, Valdina Joy, Stella Gold. Doll man from Jackson Hole, Wyo. put across by barred from tamp in 1941 in an effort The Rangers, on the other hand,' ALL EVENTS ; Roy Bart and Andy Davird Starlight, thought was to catch the 11:45 train President Clark Griffith of Wash to Baby, Iler Did, Ladt 1843 by the National Boxing Association. Marty Cain Elisabeth, tg. f. are no worse off than 'might be: Eddie keep the players thinking tend tolkfor the west. He did, with plenty of ... ..1940 Zale is rated the number three chal- Rackatack, Scot's Pride, Appease collide in the second event on the Zajac, Chicago the winter meeting. The ins baseball. at five . after - ington expected Cone Louis Hermann, -S. .-lastbruising time to sparer and Brown number- four. ment, Lady Vain and PerStan Iteel. program while Tiger Griffin and Yanks practically had closed a deal, ATLANTA. Ga.The CleWeland Indians gamesa bit tired, perhaps, but Ed. Cielinski. Buffalo la; lenger ' ," now The gross gate of $62,481 was for George are Dare Bunny won the mile and Johnny Rogers toss the leather irt handlers Zale's Robert Detroit angling Rich, 1869 of St. Louis the moved in today for Saturday' and Sunday uninjured. McQuinn They figure on win-- ' All prelims are six feature yesterday in title a in the smallest return attracted by 'Browns when Hostak Al with him onesisteenth with match exhibitions ta eaainst Atlanta, were bar. the sn gates ning tonight and Glen sweeping up and Bill Zuber assigned to tCeferino Garcia, middle- 1:46 ' at to $5.60, 180 and Louis since he lifted the crown red. or with payoff go drthoeuernway duty. Manager Oscar Vitt i. worried by the ice with the Toronto Maple matches will get tin. from James Braddock three years TOUGH ON COACH ' weight champion in New York and 3.20. Rocco was second and Betico, Eight'Entered In the hitting slump of big Hal Trosky. who Leafs in the cup finals. 1:3cr third. California. laot have-beeago....Gut,1-0- thatthe- - F4nnish--R-e finalist against Boston' : lief Fund received ten per cent and Derby used in a trade of some sort, times at bat. . last year, found the road to this L in addition, will get 7 per cent perhaps for an experlenCed pitch- - HAVANA, stilt plenty of HOT SPRINGS, finals very easy. The Leafs, Irish, Gridders of Louis'- - share and 214 per cent er, except for the new rule. As confusion surrounding the infied of the year's gm , fifth of Uor third during the regular cam, (AP)--T- he St. Louis Cardinals, but Manager of Paychekl purse. Drill For Reporters things stand now, Henrich knows Blades is ready to give Don Padgett the- paign disposed of Chicago and De- 000 Arkansas drew he will ride the bench most of the toga of No I catches. 'rhe slugging back- troit in the minimum of four promising .. w the impressive Cuban SOUTH IBEND, Ind., March 30. against season- and probably slice another stop three Kentucky yesterday and handled Dori War. games. 1940 Notre Dame - -., McNair( Bench World Series melon, when he could neke's pitching (AP)Thefootball in excellent fashietC-holds its , squad as well be playing regularly University Nominees for Blue Grass the 'just 30. PHOENIX. Ariz.. March NEW, ORLEANSIf Tommy Henri& for another. team. The situation classic entered in the closing fea- initial spring drill todaymostly s binis-Payche- k I. play rightfield for the New , (AP)The condition of r Eric Mc. hardly is one to gladden the heart IsYorkgoingYankees benefit of newspaper and moture of Oaklawn Parke to this he'll have year pro- for Nair's sore arm had the Chicago of a 1 tion George (twinkle-toepicture cameramen. C. were good. I,. mighty Mrs. J. manager. gram -Chesney's r -- White Sox worried aa back Coach Elmer Leyden said 10 of Neikirk, who has bids : -S- tables-classy The National League--refuseBy-Roundaddition-toEndy,Lexbrook ' tinued their city ' seriesthey shape yeorterday and, In with the such a rule, with the result that brown gelding, Potranco, and Mrs. his 1939 players would be lost by In the .field, he polished performance .. Cubs here.. The veteran infielder the Cincinnati o Emil Denemark's Super Chief. graduation. The spring training Reds were able to mored fear runs against Tallahassee, gbh 0 Ilte. -- - ' will close April. 27 with the an. says its the worst he ever bad. add some strength. They traded ROUND ONE The other are entries the Leiner ' Dodgers Brooklyn senior-194The allinent Bob nual r Les gives game. Stock DeneFarm's Mrs.' varsity Kennedy, I Scassella, a first baseman they and New York Giants broke an old habit They danced out of the corner mark's ColoradoMaydig, a didn't need. ta Boston for Jim Tur, today by reopening their famous baseball and , Ore, F. S. Trumtbch anrooce kat 'everything leo'with base. in the center bull's The And e briefly sparred exhibition in game. lend net-- . veteran espring A. J. Blacknell's pitcher who might win they werie , em about it. for Carl Hub- of the ring. ze.......r........ Paychek was backing Miss Ethel Fop, ... and ,Arcturits Stables was slateu to go seven innings tor up in bell Bonded by tho Globe 10. to box at long Pink Gal. attempting Look kir this DilILEM., the Giants end Luke Hamlin, the Dodgers' (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Louis landed a left full nine. was range.; &malty Co.Your gum wiener. light of ready for eof les PHILADELPHIAErnie qua:auto Potranco, Dusek, assigned yoly lop weight Emblems hook to the head. Louis reached 126 tuning stretch. onto. of 100 7.441:TV'7 Our dis- 230, Omaha, over untried Penult and Bob threw Neb., pounds Qtr)usry. ' t LITT Grad. to start their Paychek 'with a long jab to, the tance routes, won $12,000 last year. Weatherly. 307, Tennessee, 31:32. 111,T, TAMPA, Fia.Ready Skeuestall' No. 55S, . i''' ' northward trek in the company of the face. Louis missed with a ferrific !Cincinnati Reds. the Bost Red Box bosses overhead right as ,, Paychek attheir Cr. overjoyed by the showing--eto bads away and run. A 33e , MON DAY . ' . N IGHT 8 .30 T pitchout.wareH. Dennis Galehoutie and m Herba tempted Louis leaped in and connected with Haab especially impressive . 11 Di Dom Vain six.hit MaMrgio stink yesterday., 17).4,rie, left and two rights to the bead. ... , , 11 . mnamotarrAm NVEL'rERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP . . ' also lookoegood in his find action since Louis a floored with a Paychek right leg. hurting Motot Oa stoats. ths t to the chin as the challenger backTVCBOX, , of tho ?enroll, Aris,titill worried skint ed the When into rigid ropes. OLIVE Paychek the Pittsburgh Pirates' entehing, Presi, the SEATTLE, March Oil Association. Crud dent hill Benewangee is angling for Ed. arose Louis pinned him to 1 player:I-HeleGrade Tanta ed the No. Beeded die Fernandes of Portland,. in the Pa. ropes , and pummeled him to the Gibson of Westport, Conn., The 11 -hadDave Index must always he VISCOSITY Champion. but hasn't rifle feast League, i ' ropes again. Paychek went down of Pasadena will The Pirate had two sick Pitchers Mary Whittemore of lab, 100 of bottorassudng Isigh put his national champion, .rr-: today as they continued their series with again from a left hook and took i ' r';''s Boston, did not defend her title be ' ' V Cies is Athietiee. John on title the block the Philadelphia here tonight cause of an ankle a count of nine on one knee. Upon and flatand resistance to heal.' injury. nursing a leg intestine and Dick Lena. the samcman he defeated i , The opponents in the final ken has a throat ailment. arising he was immediately floored against ',... -tho lemando ei high ocam Moots 1939 In the tournament PE 11 TE -- e , again by a stiff right. He was grog- Walter Kramer of Detroit. line's, championship matches in various LOW CARBON BRADENTON. what, may be gy and wild-eye- d Fla.With 111 as Louis leaped doubles prossion motors. will be: the Boston Bees regular lineup on the chaninwei , L..., They were seeded No 1 and 2. Nens categories inlortorm chemicals doublesDefending champion's CO GiOni-4- 80 field. Joe Suiiivan was slated to try the in but was saved by the belL ,,,,,,thitt. Freeman, playing faultlessly, de. Ham Law and Diet Yeager of Seattle as. .. ' JAKII BUM Nit nine inning route today against the 'ROUND TWOS Chet Gosa, 14)11 Angelee, and Dave 'freefeated of Carl San Washington Senators. Buddy Bassett was Diego Loveday -Paychek again was on run with in his semi-final man, the No. 2 seeded team. to lint with Lea ,Searsells nursing 15-.............., sent match.-15-- 6, aw-sa't Women's doubleJanet wright. Oakland, Louis was . a sore hand. A physician advanced the 'Louis stalking him. kesskt been im short with a hard left ' hook then while Kramer was downing Ken and Shirley Stuebgen Beike3ei, leeded No have mar FLAKE DRIVE DI 'ICBM! ', Benny that NuNLEYPossibility glass , Johnny bedded in the band in the automobile neQuigley of Cleveland on the ad. a, 'cc Elizabeth Anselm and Helen Za, Shipped is Dick. DIAMOND 13, briskie, Oakland. seeded No. 0 The WrightADAMS cid,nt In whiely Scarsella's wife wee LhIied dropped Paychek with a right to joining court, 15-I i 4, - ' the chin. Paychek fell 'backwards 11111 Stuegben team eliminated the Ne. 1 team during the winter. ' Zoe Smith of Seattle, co.holder In of suited folk sirs . E ',8.. ROUNDS Helen Gibson and hire, RSY .?1erglitan I full length and Referee Donovan' 1939 of the ' . .' I D.,... LIABI . doubles and Conn. of Westport, ' "" ''Johnny ROGERS II ended the fight with one look at the mixed doubleswomen'swill make her Mixed L doublesSars. tee Williams. SimBattle Of Shakopee i ",,, L -' vii fallen challenger. Time Was 44 sec- last stand for titles, I Tiger GRIFFIN Andy DAVIN! 1940 honors in sin- ksma, and Dave Freeman, seeded No. tem Roy Bergman. Westport, Conn, and -of the second 'round. ': v. ThGattl'e ges. She will meet Evelyn Bold-ric- k Walter Kramer, Detroit, stWed No. 2. The hi:ikrifs.lt out onds sturiar, itagt' YOUR ECONOMY CORNER came 44 seconds after The Zoe Smith Miss ; teookgeont'LX of San ranked ending ..,,,,r,... Shakopee! defending champion. Smith, Diego. without 2000 Seats at Minn.. 0 ' &6.165". 40 t limwere Dick of and of the the bell rang for Seattle, Yeager .The seeded No. 2, defeated Stu. opening toclo., Itec, 69t by Helen Gibson, Westport, and lig:V!t:"o'n t7Lhd.ch,lo"01 itbobaa;dk. feeided the second round. Paychek was ebgen of Berkeley, Calif.,Shirley it I. 11-11.6. inated 1 , but cak , , . Ken Quigley, Cleveland and the William. .0, lig Sou Itinosico le fire.the machine gaff because of a poor down twice in the first round and Miss oilutd Csooruntehr T2eramplWe est.: , the semiBoldrick, seeded No. 7, upset Preeman team beat the latter The kids walked nit basketball record. over...-9th So. 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