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Show r Saturday, April 26,1940 0. ',--- Deseret News, Salt Lake City, Utah - ' - .. ill a 1 01 - - fI . - - ---- - 2- J.-Allen- Shuts out - . .. . ., - z.' -- .. - , , ,...,,,,. ,. t , ,, 0 Vankaiss. ., .,,. - ,- !,,- , , --- .2. 4! . - &...,,- ,, - ',..t , $ - -- , & - .4 .4Y - it '? ' ,',r .., ,. '', ,, 4 ,; , ' ' A ' ' , ' , .. ; , r ., ., . I , ' k '- . ,v. - , , '4,- ' - i1 - ' ' ' ' ' i' , , tI ., 1 ' ; . 1 , 1 ' -- -, ' ,,, , ;, -- - ' if , , . , 1 ('- - , , ,; i . "N lk) ,., . 4-- 40-d- , . ' - ' ---' ,y . - , , , , - ,,.,...,anN.,,,,,,C, , . ' . ,,,, - ' ! ' 4. " ', Mt., ,..,.,,A, .,Av - -", -- - '''' - , 4, ,,,,,,xt,,,- ,- Nami., .,AZAwhio,0016 ' -- ---- Colt West's . Derby, Favorite Prompt Pay Injures Leg laTrial At f I, i - . , Churchill Downs 20.-- , I' .- - -, - ','. . Del Kunkel Wing Fro m- ICogut Handily Victory.' - -- - I - - enbetioanbfleromto Giacoma, Takes -- On Nicholas At Arena llndiana , KeglerTakes 1ABC Spothght ' tt - - , ' ex. , , dicvoelr.tEso.mite. Bradley's Bimelech, red hot favorite in the Kentucky Derby. I West Coast nilbirds were reported very "high" on the Howwinner of the ard colt ma of the gen- 4 class rsible eraT consensus that it will be pretty much of a walkaway for ' . Operating on the trial and er:' ror system, Billy Pryor, the goodlooking Boise bellhop de- dared here this morning that be Burke will tbiena tt hJeairc aItoendraey long night match at theArena boxing show. ' ; -- ,Z ,,,, eet , , wc ek:yd as Owed the leading Derby candle dates faded frem the picture to- day when Prompt Pay. owned by Herbert M. Woolf of Woolford Farm, was withdrawn because of a leg injury suffered In a work. out at Churchill Downs Wednes- Ji 1 -- PbrYere acosml tu i , , pro. t I t one and brushed up considerably the on defense. Tony Catalano, Arena match maker is authority for the statement that Pryor has beaten Al Bernard of New York City, one of the best in the East. Bernard formerly held the southwestern middleweight title which Pryor now claims. HE'S CONFIDENT "I teamed a lot from my previous scrap with Burke," said Pryor today. "I believe I have developed the weapon that will bring A Burke down. He outfoxed rne last time but Monday night I'll be able to tag hirm-- I feel quite sure."- This is a large order Billy has cut out for himself, as Burke is about as tough a proposition as any heavy welterweight or light middleweight would care to tac- . kle. Some of the best in this part of the fistic firmament have tried it the last two seasons but got nowhere in particluar. z t , the ibtayt Since his reverse at the hands of Burke, the Idahoan has improved his timing, added zip to his fast 1 ' , . g: '. rl gram. " - the injury, but were certain the colt would be unable to train for . several weeks. Roman, a Derby hopeful owned bti); Joseht0E. 0Wrroldweneari vIcielinnfloag fore firstmtime since unçiertake event. ing preparation for the big ElmenThe occasion will be the dash for dort Purse, a ( , 3eveareolds. e iBosoni - '' INonm . . today and. according to the 17t, ritillt0.514.2010.5.511.5 . Ky., April , , To Butrke ,s Reign BAFFLED VETERINARIANS Trainer Ross Higdon said veterinarlane were Unable to diagnose with flying feet as advance guard and registered a run on Al Simmon's hit. It was a bad throw to Johnny. who dropped the bell. Umpire Bill Summers is doing the calling. (AP WIREPHOTO) . 0 E!es - Page R Pivor Declares He Will Put End - -' Bimelech. , , Hugh Casey Hurls Dodgers - , , Benny McCoy Breaks Up Red Sox Blockade At ,lionte Plate JOHNNY PEACOCK. Red Sox catcher ' tried to throw. blockade on home plaza in first inning of the second game in Boston yester day but Benny McCoy of Philadelphia Athletics came ateaming in - ' a. , , . - ''', , ..., 1 : . , , no-hitt- , ,..t , -, - Iloward---- leIrtiChe ' 1 - As - - (INS)Charles S. Howard's rap. idly Improving colt, Mioland, was due to arrive at Churchill Downs , 1 0: LOUISVILLE, s - - , . , , , i . .3, . . "4 .-,, , Ile ', , -- , I ,. r,, ''' t 4 , Is - , , ', ,- Lot a ' f ....., ,,,, t. , , 1 ! Ow ( ' s ilk . : . a jj e r V1 , , . . -- smommooadiomealogoomellpeincall , - BY JUDSON BAILEY f Associated Press Sports Writer , CLEVELAND, April 20. of four alarm ; . couple (AP)A fires are raging in the major ; leagues today and nobody is go- -,, big to have any peace of mind . . until they're out. , The Brooklyn Dodgers and ,. the Cleveland Indians, who fiished third in their respective n, ' leagues last season, have started ' : the current campaign with two - consecutive shutouts. One the heels of Bobby Feller's in the Indians epochal came along opener,' Johnny Alien three-hi0 t trim,yesterday with a ' ming for the Detroit Tigers. This exhibition warmed 26,523 , Cleveland fans who braved gree temperature to welcome the Tribe back to the tepee. For five innings the affair was a sizzler between Jawin' scoreless , Jawn and Henry Pippen. Then in who like the sixth Jeff Heath, Allen has been classed as one of Cleveland's problem children, belt' ed a homer with two on and the ball game was over. 0 , l' - . ,.... , vonenownoommommonsonom, ,ii . , ki 0 , ., -, . ' e g ,1If Homer. Puts Ball Game' , The In Baib , o 1) 4 ' 1- 4-- 0 Tigers, -- ' n hi r.,..7....,,,,R,t,..,,,,,7. .1,...,:,.., , 1 , , IL Weather and track conditions CLEVELAND so bad today that only three were DETROIT ' Salt Lake's "greatest ehOW on earth" did a noble comeback . B. IL O. A. B. H. O. A. , others were named for the race- -e 3 0 licCoski,fe Boodreau,u 4 1 1 1 1 a Mrs. Ethel V. Mars NEW YORK, April 20.(INS)- -1 at McCullOtIgh's Arena last night with Del Kunkel winning DETROIT, April 4 0 Campbell,rf Weathrlyxf 3 1 2 0 . , . ., .,. te , ,, , 1 Gehringer2b Chapmn,rf 4 1 1 0 4 n .Wright's Bay Corse and Casey yesterday pitched- the decisive victory over Jack Kogut in a sideshow grappling change among the leaders was pro- Warren Trook7311 2 013 0 Hugh 3 0 Oreneborg,11 Mal Price Headley's Ramage& Bay 12-a to tr in duced minor the events 1 Dodgers 4 0 4 long 1 York,lb pr- Carse is not eligible for the Derby. 4 Heath,lf fin er. Kayo Mr. Burke' 3 'I gram of the American Reltner,3b 3 1 0 1 umph over their bitterest foe, the Bowling wool.' SHORT-PRICEFAVORITE wild I 3 4 and 0 0 3 2 Bartell... Continuing their Bemeley,e New York Giants. BILLY PRYOR, Congress championships in Detroit 3 2 Tebbetts,e Mack,313 2,1 2 2 Roman, who distinguished him- Boise bellhpp, expressed confidence GIACOMA BACK The Dodgers collected a run off II rule of state tea m affairs , Wally when Jack B ck, Fort 1 Fippen,p 1 Allen,p 3 1 II 4 Pete Giacoma, Salt Lake's latest was a as tri Hansen self and expected Floyd 1 1 Butchuison,11 Hal Schumacher in each of the Thompson inter hit 714 to take Wayne, Ind., here today that he would be able gift to the leather over the Pierre Laloon-Kepushing art, will -- umphed - to be a short priced favorite at post over and secfifth sixth sixth in and the fourth, innings plac singles r,28 72712 Totals 303 24 O ' duo. Hy Sharman and Billy time as his rivals have ........31hown to stop the winning riunpage of pit his vaunted prowess against Mayne on his cliff then lion. 000relief, 000 000 pounced .. -0 ,... . Jackie Burke of Ogden when these Jackie Nicholas, a newcomer from ' Detroit 'deal of talent. 000 004 00s- -4 Melton, for three runs M the sev Ditmar went to a rousing draw, and After a mode t 535 in the don. a great Cleveland also crack lighters clash Monday night Sun Valley. d ,1 Ida. in a The Kentucky hardboots 3, Errors-no- ne. Runs batted Nolan, who says he's not a Paddy lg bles in six the In the and Black nabbed the enth trial, spotHome were keeping a weather eye on the It the Arena. "I'll knock Burke out semiwindup. Nicholas is highly clown and not even furmy, defeated Chemin. Two vase sue-.h- e a with and Double big eighth inning, Brooklyn bunch- nine light spa Allred. race that will be run tomorrow at this time," was the Idahoan's cow touted by Pryor who says his fel, i cessive strikes in and York. Left on bane--, ad three hits with four walks and Wally (Blimp) first game of Havre , low Gem Stater will give the local De Grace, the Chesapeake fident declaration, National LIKE DONBLE FEATURE Detroit I. Cleveland 4. Hoses on be1e-0- 11 League solo his sho error an for tallies. the thin for hit s appearanc out-- By Pipidol about all the competition he :' Stakes, In which William Flom 3, off Allen 3. Struck Allen Like a double feature at the NEW YORK BROoKLYN five-ph- l Pct.. Lost. a Won. ount him held meager D ltshinBeon Fenelon and the Millsdale can take for one evening. -B. H. 0.A. B. 11. 0. A. moving picture shows, these team -'- Low to 2 In itintby o l ut 0 I 2 DILit BC ti ci 1 1 Gilbert.cf 4 1 3 Stable's Andy K. should put on 1 in 2. Wild matches have become a necessary Broeian Losing pitch- - 3 6 0 0 2 0 Rucker.et Cosearart.2b Jimmy Fairchild, Elgin. I... : 1.000 0 folitg'ved-lwit- h 2 ; 233 He a 5 7 -5 I Jurges.se countInl Umpires-Grie- ve. a significant test of speed. Ormsby and 4 0 0 0 Deinaretat are the combatants 0 Vosmilt,If 4 0 1 0 evil of the grappling business. 1 the second 20. canto Attendance-28,5Tune-3:- 01. ' and needed Basil. 1.0001 tol The Wood Memorial, to be run 4 3 0 8 Danning,C in a had an able partner in Phildelph Mancuso,c 1 1 0 0 event, Mayne - 1.000 0 for In it first the a1 duplicate 1 place 2 3 5 8 - week from today, at Jamaica Young,lb Lavagette,3b 4 3 scored two smash "Buffoon," excuse it, it Lafoon. Ken rittaburh , 1"1231 all events. 2 4 2 4 1 Witke.2b 'ERRORS AID YANKS A split and error be- will wind up the preparations of Camilli,lb 4 1 1 2 went after Hanson from the open- - CTLICag in bouts against Roy 4 1 3 1 Whilebed.3b Cuinbneal s 1 s o 0 , 1 MO tween strikes cut him down to 88 the Eastern contingent of Derby tOn 1 0 0 0 Schumbr,p Durocher,as 3 3 6 4 ing, and the fans were with him to L!'", .,,..t. hard-give the NEW YORE. April .000 In fifth of the frame the last 1 a a game. 1 0 0 0 J.M0ors.11 1 a man. candidate!. 00 20 . coeval The first cantd came to f,vw. av:a some scrapper He . Helped by four errors, the New a a a a 21.4n's , four in 11111a strikes 1'" poked straight DETROIT, April an end in 12 minutes when Mayne FRIDAYS RESULTS Both York Yankees yesterday defeated fight, 10 No. the but to refused r fall .,, . - - pin at the National A. A. IL Band are 124 11 Total's 3313 31 15 and Hanson tumbled out of the . ' and willing which on the first ball in the tenth lie Washington, 5 to 3, in their home Brooklyn 12, New lark 0- - ,. trBatted for Schumacher in Ith. - stNew a Championships were giving t ring.- and Floyd, was first back in battle. . ,:: ,. Inaugural before 15,299 fans. and struck 0. St. for York ....,,:::,.., ..... ON 000 006.-- 1 Louis 217. 5, Dead-Pa.. Chicago spared Joe Platak of Chicago WILLING eee lit 36,42 to aid hie pard, Wally, pin Pierre. Two singles; a walk and Flash Brooklyn .. . was Black's ABC. sixth He it behis sixth straight title today ' nalteice. ittlni bat. It was an easy matter for the a University of Cordon's Aomer, enabled the Yanks - ted holds an ABC gold medal for be' fore he even .played his finals duo to dispose ed; rain- Cullenbine. Thompson-Hanso4 tt Kid and to score four runs in the first in- Coscarart, Mancuso 4.2. Gilbert, Corder, a of member a Clunilli. Two base of the former. South High .team Cincinnati which at post-Ing School Pittsburgh, match, dyta hiee oi xs rang. They added another in the Lavagetto a ?helps. , : shot record 1935. cold. ' in ' -i- dder. high game So powerfurhas Platak appeared poned, , Wash3. Double 20. two Casey and on a 6. walk eighth They LEXINGTON, Ky., April Eddie Kowalieks and Walter FOR TODAY In preliminary play that he rated Durochee and Canulh: Showing rare artistry, taloon OUTLOOK errors. ington - experience ; New York at - Durocbr, Coscarart and Camilli. Left and Wellman, Findlay, O., veterans, (AP)Joseph E. Widener's high. a huge favorite over , Jack Clem-ant- s 230. annex the came to back TORN Ken rain, - WASHINGTON NEVI Brooklyn, T. ' recent workouts in- Base York 0, Brooklyn Derby AB.11.0.A. on ad- ' - AR.H.O.A. Boston at Philadelphia, rain, 230. topped the doubles bid for the day ly regarded Kentucky of San Francisco, who bells-- Off CASOY I, off Schumacher 2. second heat m eight minutes. Ken, 1940 in there makes his Boman. Crosettisa 4 1 0 4 on for nominee. as S. 0 0 0 Case,ef with 680. y 1,251, Chithreat-bKowalicks toe hit the Cincinnati at out-to with en metes I. Struck the finals vanced case, I. who was wriggling out to a By Pittsburgh, Rolfe,311 4 3 0 1 Lewierf than Just the exer- debut at Keeneland today in the cagoan last night Just as the dopeSchumacher 4. by Melton 3. into-- Olt maneuvered Leo, I - . 15 I-1 11 00 Wastle11,115. while for, hold, ening, Floyd Selkirk,' 4 1 4 00 Schumer: test In I innings: off Melton for eters Elmendorf, a Kellerlf 4 1 3 St. Loult at Chicago, clear, a bear hug. Mayne wormed his way 3 1 3 0 Walker,II predicted. 1 in 2 innion. Hit by pitcher-- By Casey a a $1,200 purse which also attract. ---.3 2 0 0 Travis,3b Dickey.e 4 1 3 0 . lit. under Hanson, who found himself Platak cut down la Ourges). 140911111 as 3 I. 1 4 0 Bldwrth,3b Gordn,2b 4 1 0 1 trmpires-Pinother two ed eligibles elli. Derby Goets and Reardon. Time own on on tie New York, a oc 1 his Itnetsde 4 0 and Trulio back Dal of his ll: 1P Angelo Henrich,cf 4 3 0 1 1 Potahl,es American entries. 1 3;15 Attendance 34.743. League ' 1 0 4 were Dahlirren.lb of while 0 But and Pierre Ferrell.' Ken star for him. 2143, I1 110 2 years, 1 1 the of 2 0 vx Roman, winner LaFeyette, Clements fought. to victory over 0 0 Gontes,p Chase,p ubeniinb6rdRiggs on top of Wally, so received the pat, Won. Lost. tet dy 2 0 II 1 Folgswth,p Sundra,p 1 I 1 2 I CTRS SP Bashford Manor and Hyde Park Walter Plekan, i I 2 9 1.000 N. Y., OUT CARDS token of victory. Mayne and La- - Cleveland a a'S:. Buffalo, cc was oiolixwess chat as a Stakes two.year.old, --- -1 matches. .667 3 loon then hacked Wally into the Boston in aemi-fina- l enartg, ett 34 SLI 10 . Total NEW YORK, .A,p r it lenged as the favorite by Mrs. E. 34 7 24 I .667 2 1 In tne finals today, Platak and CHICAGO, April ring; Pierre whipped out a full nel-- ; New York Tm - Hal in ilth, and Price 'Batted for Hollingsworth Chatted V. liars' Max and California - 010 2 and the Baer, a for Clements feinted faced 0102 Buddy each Ken son; other 001 400 With chilled -3 9,029 fans looking on, . dropkick 'Philadelphia Washington nemeses. Bay Carse, in. 400 000 018-- 41 . - ' ' - New 1 1 .300 heavyweight brothers, arrived to. Headley's York third straight year with the title the, Chicago Cubs shut out the came up with a flying tackle, and It- 1St. Louis for the Kentucky Derby, at 2. Pesti 3. Rung eligible to at was 1 curtains Thome.. for .... stake. Platak defeated the Cal- , Cafe, indicate another bumper .333 day Detroit begin training Pompton 2 St. Louis Wally. 5 to be. 0, Cardinals, ' Gordon 2, Ferrell 2. field. batted the for comeback battles. Completes son and Hanson won the third fall Chicago ifornian decisively in the finals of turnout. 1 0 t .000 Lakes, N. : the hind of base Three Traris. pitching Larry Mon. Warren Wright's Easy Left French. Stolen Max, former world heavyweight the last two years. in eight minutes. 0 3 .000 ;:. 0 Washington of Keeneland's opening Doubles York 0: Washington I. on bases-N- ew champion, will fight Tony Galento winner "'FRIDAY'S RPSULTS The Cubs scored four of their FOUR REFEREES - Bases Champions Frank Coyle Provo Skeet Area ''- Chase 2: off Gouges Handl. on halle-- Off Phoenix the feature, In the Jersey City baseball Park on day and Ed Lintz of New York sought 3: oft Hollingsworth 1.: off Sundra S. runs off Mort Cooper, the losing Darn outdid him- - New York 5, Washington L Ira over other six was favored Impresario cap, l;th their third straight championship Available Tomorrow Boston 7.1, Philedelphia - 04. - May 28, while Buddy will tackle entries in the program's lonL)ut-BCI; age Illii byffGe'Craes 3i pitcher, and collected another oft self in parading four referees into by Nathan Mann at Madison Square in meeting Joe Gordon and Joe . Cl eveland 4, Detroit O. PROVO, April Russell, who worked the the ring for the Kogut-KunkAll Ben Han. added the in 1 $2,500 innings: off Hollingsworth 3 in Jack Goldsmith of Long Beach, Calif. Provo skeet grounds located near off GOIllell 4 in I; off Sundra 3 last two innings. I Chicago at St. Louls, postponed; Garden on May 3. much After match. mile a and at they bickering, dicap toss-up- . starts losing last Both lost here. in 4.. Winning pitcher...40meg: This a was their match ,,, ... rated shooters rain. s The Cardinals had the bases selected Tommy Yates again. and and over. Mrs. Sunday starting at 10 cm., Hubbard Umpires-R- ue. pitcher-Ch- ess. Max was stopped by Lou Nova two for ,' Coyle and Linz were extended to announces W. W. Sorenson. manAttendance leaded in the seventh but Time 3:13. failed the other three took places in ring-- OUTLOOK FOR TODAY and Moriarty. Payne Whitney's Armor Bearer win ' a and hasn't drawn from William Leu and ago Roy years glove . 18,210. to score. ager. side seats to await the end of Tom'Washington at New York, rain, was second choice. - .e....-......- on since, but said he already was ST. touts 2144. Ammunition can be obtained at Keays,- - San Francisco, . , CRICAGO my, signal for them to leap into 300. I A. 21-cloudy,1 ARR.. A. some HACKS ABM. O. SPLIT Gordon In fair after while Goldsmith and the al111080X, shape prelim!. Yates the stuck grounds. Mr. Sorenson expects at it out, Philadelphia Boston,: 4 1 2 3 Brown,3b affray. 2 4 0 4 Bacit,3h 0 overcame the Y. M. C. A. national a large group present. The grounds Max expects to International League ' Rerman.2b 4 0 2 2 though at one time, 3:00. a a 0 a oxeyes . nary training. crashed Kogut -4. 1 0 0 BOSTON. April 20.(INS).--Th- e ,,,,,, Toronto orenaolb Galen.cf 3 champs, Dr, Milton Lappin and Al have been closed during the past him half way across the ring. Al- - Detroit at Cleveland, rain, 100. weigh about 210 for his bout. Buddy te'berri 3 1 2 1 Boston Red Sox and the Philadel- 4a 1 2 4 811arun'212 2144. five weeks due to poor weather. Other postponed. Zarb. of Detroit, is .. St. Louis, dear, 3t30.1 will scale around 245. at Chicago 0 2 0 Sieughtr.rf Dallesndo,lf 3 0 0 0 though they weren't restricted by . phia Athletics split a Patriot's Day 4 a la a Idise,lb G.Russellab 3 1 11 0 rules, the pair put on a display of . doubleheader, Boston copping the 4 1 3 .1.51artinat Todd.o 3 1 s 0 stellar grappling. Kokut rose to th e fIturgeon.se 8 3 4 4 C the A's winning the sec- a4 2 11 Imoo.,,,,ci , first, he 2 Mammas 4 1 II 3 heights in showmanship.---An3-Irrench,p ond . 4 0 3 1 owen,a brought a score of new tricks from xi's -.-, - homer with a 2 1 0 1 Cooper.P his wrestling bag to clamp on the 111 I 1 0 l'.: mate- aboard in the first inning rGuit,end,.. local idol-- The going got pr- ettf ' . ! was sufficient to win the nightcap 01 II0 00 01 Lltussellos a ' when Jack Lake tough plastered F. Benson, Manager General for the A's. Manager Joe Cronin --- ---- -nelson on Del, who broke it and Totals : 37 14 sent : scored Boston's lone run in the 33 8 24 13 - rea mat the to venth31 with , Kogut (By, The Associated press) foe Cooper in ,s fourth when he tripled and tallied xBatted SALT LAKE CITY TELEPHONE WAS. 3nB5n for Brown tn mabtb. sounding crash. Kogut came forth - The Kansas City Blues Beek 308 McCORNICK BLDG. . 'Betted ter J. auscen In ninth. on an infield out. ; some body slams at the 20 their second with As- American . .. ..... 000 000 r straight Dom DiMaggio won the opener st. toms 0 minute mark and after two minutes sedation pennant without the fine 001 108- -4 . s for Boston when he doubled to with a pitching of Marvin Breue r or the Summary: Erro-res. 0. of rough going, floored Del ANNUAL STATE- SYNOPSIS OP TIM' the to . "ryfr ANNUAL STAT- SYNOPSIS ' Or Tairt ANNUAL, STATE- SYNOPSIS two Of Rr AlqictiAtt szaz, artiaa. runs in. give knock 8yversI5 t e hits-.Russell. Sturgeon- I. . KENT CP headlock, a body pnwerf u l MENT Or o EET OP potent liAlsr Or ,Red Sox a one 'run edge. towrov-- - Martin, Marton. Hack.. Sturgeon. French.. slam andsliding , - press, body sacrific-- G. Double PhiLADELPHIA Russell. Maggio.Platil."-Pacific Phoenix Indemnity Co. Assurance Co. United Pacific ABM. O. A. 'Moore. Owen, Brown. Marion and Brown: WALKS INTO TRAP Indemnity AB.11.0. A. , Both graduated to the big Imperial Home office VI Soutb Hope Street, n Brown and Miss: Sturgeon. Herman and 3 0 3 3 McCoy,,2b- - DiMggio,rf 3 1 1 0 Del foxed the Rome office, $5 Pifth l Avenue, New Los Angeles, es u oiiice. Avenue, hey York, B il but 3 0 I 0 Mosecri Insurance Crainer,1 53 2 21 00 Q. Russell. Bases on balls-- Off Cohlarra., Manager 4. Cooper into walking right Into a Company York. Z. Y. 1, Fre nch 3. President M. M. Johnson. I Struck out- -J. I 0 't 0 Chapman,et W111111,13 4 01 7 1 , ' eyr has another' effective pair President, T. 3. Irvine. two c Rome office. Seattle. Washington. President. Z. 3. Naives. IroxitAb cusse1, rtaneb 0. imans 1 1 1 li Johnson.lf Secretary James E. Mahler!. ma which : r.. 4. fill pit,hei, of the shoes 'I y 2 the 4 1 S 1 4 9 I Setbert,lb Crenimea P W. Reynolds. settled to Z. S. Cunningham. Cooper. scientific down halting' conditions on Decorah.? 21et, Preiid.n tiocratart and I. 7. grappling Cunning. Treasurer, I, Secretary 11 5 193D, matte to the Commissioner of In 1 1 3 1 Brucker, Doerr,2b 4 2 . r for eight minutes, and won with a neEarted Btwosome. , Seceetary. Chu. T. Rubio Showing conditions on December Slat. urines et the State el Utal4 pursuant Rubeling,3b Tabor,3b 4 9 4,1 h Der. Shemin conditions on December 31s1, Shoeing conditions on December Sisk 1031, back stado to the Commissioner of blur-Ing- o to law: 1 2 1 3 2 Lillard.as Desautels,o 1 I I 1 gave Indications yesterday, how- - 19310, made to the Commissioner of ASSETS IIK.' nude to the Commissioner of In. went to Kunkel in six minutes, and ry aFinney 1 0 8 0 I1 IF1 o0 1 Cuter,p Pe.000ekte of the State of CUM. pursuant to -0 010 2' Real Estate $ 277,245 35 i RelatII won a bout with ever premature they may be, that since of the State of Vtatt, pursuant to ennui of the State of Utah. pursuant to he . 2 bKali Other Wil0114) victPasha, and 831.6A2 31 Loma Noritains , 000 , ASSETS law: e they are ready to pace the Blues' law; Terrible for th 3 1 1 0 , Turk, Bonds anti Stocks 156,092 12 i living.9 , Bonds and Stocks ..... , $5.1041145.1$ . N march a secon t . d ASSETS Assrrs flag.in and week. Office headliner Cite. Hanks next Bonham, I.753,424 ie : It 33 12215 Totals Cash in Office and Banks 1.15$.17150$ 23 but 3,16 6L .... Otter Assets $3.1111,238.01 Stocks Bonds and Bonds 960421.06 and Stoeks his seaonly Ledger outthird playing almost claHasy edfound ,himself !Batted for lDesautele In' Sth. son with the Blues, gave Toledo Cash in Office and Banks 179,785.711 231.32E53 Cash in Office and Banks LS39.005.34 other Ledger Assets the wily little Ditmar, on 4....020 002 002- -11 Total Ledger Aesett 69 .4!,A $1.2.653,191 Philadelphia 1 one hit as Kansas City evened Other Ledger Assets 414.041.10 122,321.111 Other Lodger Assets 000 122 030'1 Roston 61,633.11 Total Ledger Assets ....141.241,287.84 Non Ledger Assets The climax trip of the spring ski who matched him all tricks for 18 theY series 45 '''. -- .., a at ErroreJohnson, Caster Tabor, D. winminutes canto before in the first game on apiece, 185,110.43 Ledger Assets Cronin. Runs batted inSei Grose Assets touring seasonascent on skis of $12.710,121.49 Total Ledger Assets I L905.172.111 ,,:i Total Lodger Assets $4,141461.41 trir:elk, Caster 2, Rubelint to a Boston crab . ning Cramer 3, the 12,008 foot queen of the Was-etc- h su ccubi Less Assets not Admitted 423.313 $t 3.502.61 Won Grose Assets 0.373.46827 Ledger Assets 139.134.04 ark Christman's eighth inning NonLedger Assists .: Fox 2, DiMairmo 3. Two base P ; Mountains, Mt. Timpanogos, Sharman insisted in pouring it on. Less Assets Not Admitkd 282,542.75 Johnson, DIiattio, Cramer. H ome run Total Admitted Assets ,.,912,247,353.64 the ref tore him off before he single ruined Bonham's bid for Gross Assets .46 will be sponsored but Assets Gross LIABILITIE'S ; $4,211.100A1 35475 ,,Iroxx. Stolen baseDoerr. &writhes near. Provo, could do too much damage. Limp- - a but a double play rub. Less Assets mot Admitted Total Admitted Asmts Double -D$8.000.925.52 Contingent Reserve . 53.130.21 Play'sCronin to 1,1111.43 Less Assets not Admitted by the Wasatch Mountain in iltaggio. ,...9 1,090.173.04 ) , to You (2): Doerr to Cronin to Sunday Odell g Billy came into the ring for the bed him out. Bonham walked one Reserve tor Real lEstate is LIABILITIES i''.. r, Doerr club Club, Petersen, trips F0301. on Left Total Admitted Assets $ 3,941,34E31 ISO 060.60 . baeesPhiledelphia 0; . Mtge second He canto set all for action. batter, 28 men Une Reserve facing over Total Admitted Assets ,$4.200.$3$.08 Mel Premium only .41,193.42SM rnearned premium Reserve , 2,1133,330.41, and outings director announced was off Boston I. Bases on balls...01f Caster 3, LIABILITIES for Hy with the clanging of the route. . . ; Net Amt. Unpaid Losses and Reese 3. Wilson 7, ReVing 1. Struck out Losses' and lies Amt. I Unpaid Friday. LIABuirms $0,000.00 I Contingent Steger -C- aster 3. Wilson 4, lieVitir 2. Claims 2,521,584.17 Hite. Claims 3.210,326.0S Derry is fresh from the Piedmont Otber Reserves $ $8,7711.00 Unearned Premium Raerve, Buses will leave 27 North West the bell; leaped upon him hard and ft Reese 3 in 2; L0u,365.22 AIP Other Liabilites Yolk: in eight seconds. They were League where he knocked 40 414.690.01 Dividend Liability, Unearned Premium News. rill,121113 ileoCrrini I: 13:innings: 2 in I Street at 3 a.m. After won :. :ts 9.066.411 1'.' Net Temple and Loam Amt. holders lierip Unsaid Net Amt. Unpaid Losses and era last season, drove in 119 733.041.20 pitcher Claims ; .: Winnine pitcherKarin. Dolan Sommers Dividend Liability, etockhold the - moun- even the rest of the distance. in Provo, 114,57100 Claims Total . sCaster. 90.000 01 r $4,693,900.53 scored 117, and was credited with Alk Other Liabilities ers limpireePipgras. 231.01137 Ottits Liabilities KNI4.114 Aspen mm0 Quinn. Tune 3:31 Attendance .. taineers will bead' for AM Other 'Liabilities .. ...... 636,434.44 '10,'Capital ........$1,104,000.t0 bases. He clinched yes- , 100 (official). Grove where the ascent will begin. .,I Total $1,218,1134.ri Total 2,022.473,3a Surplus 2,295,024.1111 , 4, BOSTON terriers victory with a two-ruPHILADELPHIA Total The party will go as high as postor1.353,84 .... B. E.O.A. : N M.A.O. . $400,000.00 ...$1.000,000.00 Capital Capital $3,391,02414 otoltid homer in the fourth. Surplus as to ol,soo,000 oo ' ' 1.Erit.104.31 3 0 3 0 liceoy,1 tt' DiMartio.rf 4 1 0 0 sible on skis. Petersen said. and Surplus 1123,1171.0a 2.5430,00000 Surplus surplus None of the at1 a other teams played Surplus as la Moses.r1 4. Cramer,c 4 , 20 from there few members will 43 1 0It Simmons,11 1123.01.0 Total Capital. Surplus and Surplus aa to po1ica.ag4aers.$ 4,600A00-0Surplus so to ., 4 1 4 0 Williame.11 because ry to to climb the top. For yesterday of cold and Total ' 452 t, and Foxx.lb 3 110 1 tempt 4 1 1 I Johnson,e1 Other Liabilities Capital, Surplus $1,090,925S2 Total Capital. Surplus and rainy weather. Total Capital. Surplus and 2 1 P 0 Sedbert,lb $4,2011,930.011 Cronin.se 4 1 S 4 those not interested in making the Other Liabilities .., Other Liabilities ...... 1112,2117.3b3.P State of Utah. County of Salt Latta: above 1 1 the 2,046.34511 Other t 3 5 climb, 4 0 Hareem Doerr,2b 4 slopes Se. Aspen late Lake! of Salt Morris of of Lake: Wolf of State Utah. Salt State of of Utah. County Provo, County This certifies that the above named Cord. 4 I 1 1 Robeling3b Tabor,3b 3 a 0 3 Grove offer much gqod practice mane named State of Visit. County of Salt Lake! This certifies that the above This certifies that the above attle, earned the right to battle Bill Call Soccer Drill 3 0 2 3 'Allard, Peacock.. 3 0 3 1 This certifies that the above named Corn. pan: has filed its annual Stalemcnt of which Company bas filed its annual Stateinp.nt Company has filed its annual Statement Benson, defending champion, today 3 1 It lBabkcb,p filed Statement of its has annual Dicamem,p 3 0 1 4 skiing. Mint, and is which !', as the forming the forsgoing is a synottale and bat coin. of Soccer enthusiasts of Salt Lake of which the foregoing is a synopsis ynoppie an4 1 0 0 Francis Bromley will be leader. at 1 p.m. in the finals of the State with the laws of has complied with the laws of this State which the foregoing is a synopsis and has hio plied with the laws of this State relat- bag complied reI IP . were 1 tho laws State of this with City to complied Invited ta today Hash,p II to and to attend to insurance insurance and therefore thereitart insurance and therefore is duly State relating ing duly relating Singles Handball Championship by a Home innJohnson lating to insurance and therefore is duly Left on base's-Phito authorized of is of to transact business buel p' tranPact authorised the business the authorited a s'.. transact to (July tomorrow the session practice from inthe buitineso of winning his semifinal match froth 4 32 52710 adciphia 4; Boston 6, Bases ,on 32 5 22 Totals in the State of Utah until the authorised to tramiart in the State of Utah until the ness of Insurance in the State of Utah t to $ p.m. at Fairmoilt Park. insurance surance in the State' of Utah until the insurance 'Ratted for Mamma in 211. Blanch 3: off Dickman 1. oft Hash 1. Clare Hancock. Misr of February. 1041, 1041. last of the lapt last 1941, of 'it February, day February. day last day of February. 1041. 30e 000 002-.3 Struck outBy Blanch 6, hi Dickman 2. IN WITNESS Wolf turned back Hancock yes. Plana will likely be disetissed for Philadelphia WITNES IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto I hereunto WHEREOF, wEritEor, f hereunto IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I Net 11 000 100 000..4 Rita on Dickman 4 in 7 innings: Boston Hash 21-21-- 4 daffy( my official tea soccer league which eet iny hand and affix MT official seal, my hand and affix my officialhereunto and loomed as a a four-teaseal this sot my hand and affix my official seal pet my Muniof asnMareli. '4 ErrorsLillard, Doerr. Runs batted in-- 1 In 2 innings. Losing pitcherDickmark,, terday Ifit 1940. 1940. lat this of this lettl, March, this let day of March, day day 1st day of April. 1040. Johnson 3, Simmons. Doerr. Two base bite UmpiresSummem Quinn and C. CLARENLE C. CLARENCE NT,SLEN. e. CLARENCE NESLEN, I Pipirraa. formidable opponent for Benson will operate under the direction f lbEALI NESLEN, C. CLARENCE NEST.F.N.' (4it.to) (SEAL) of the city recreation department. who is defending. champion. Comialsatoaar of lavarasa 16,5004 04014 DOOM Veil bus kitCronin. Time 11:06. Attends Commievioner el Luse:any ,,. eInalialliOner 01 Ingtirg genuniaatoner et &Laurance. 1 ' ' . To-12e- I - , , head-Brookly- 0 D ' In o1 standings r ajor Leagues I n ' Saerifice-Weath- run-H- eath. ei. erly. 'I'll good-lookin- - . play-Ba- rtell Wood--ward'- ,....1 ..... pitch-Fip- pen. -- 1 os. - Ilandball Champ Touted - -- -- - - 1. - Errors-Lavag- etto, n E mendorl Is Test For , Saceifices--Schumgc- her, - -- -- bases--,-Ne- w - ' . t , .. i , i as - "I'Baers Prime For Comeback -- pitcher-Schum- acher I Derby Entries a' g s- hard-fightin- g thtitlwisnooail ilegi cur 20.-(I- NS)-- - ecuCio:ent:- 21-1- 21-1- -- cU18ea k4 : - gne Errors-Blood- b eller. , - - six-hi- lker. . base-Do- fahl run-Go- rdon. - . . ' 3 ' three-year-old- 14-2- -- , fie . 21-1- K ansas 11 d - - ,-- Bob-John- t Second. 1 - - j i , ity inevut After --- s( Pennant AgentsH. 2012 I .,,- Ch21 , on3--- Two-bas- - 4. - - - . , , aota Lae French-Canadia- ' e- - . 3Iountain- Club. Ski ers To Climb lloun' t Timpanoffos - - , slurgi ll, -- -- ea l 15-I- tt , 4, 4-- , N, ' '- - N r, -- ,. - I-- Benson - Wolf total For State Handball Title , n - a 11 ' , l. : - - ASS-AL- , |
