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Show , , , , ' , 1.,,,, , LgDaiD 0 I ,.. . ' , it, '. , z ' ' . ,. , . - '' ', ,''' o - ,' I Tennis c 11I . - DOALDEIJEOZCIDI . L. A BEES DON'T INTEND TO RIDE , To the skeptics who believe 'the absence of six allstar pennant winners has relegated the Salt Lake Bees to the scrap heap, lei it be known that Manager TOrn Robe lio has more faith in his present aggregation than he had In the 1940 champions. He squad that has a last doesn't intend to ride-o- n year's laurelsa bunch of hustlers that'will carry their own load all the way. Torn admits Al Steele, Ray Per ry, Earl 01 i n ; RoyPartee,-tarrY Jansen and ael Marlowe are going , ,. .. , ' ..,.. ,.. ,r.. 1 - ,,, ,: .. 1 :. 1, ,:.,,.,. , ,,. f , , 0,, - -r- f ... :7 p , .. , , .. ... , .,.. "' , ily ' ,1 if ' .. ..... , ' ' ' : - ' - - , :'.-''- "4vx .., ' ' -- ,., ,.- - i ' ' ! ( ''''11.,:.kk. ,,, " ' i .i..."' -- - ' - " ...oaf , , , - A , ' With foui tbe doubtful orInjured list, the rest of 'Utah Unlversity's track team today appeared in excellent shape, round- ing into form fast with the con- - ''' : Ny.v,:jii,--oi4ii.4..,Rii:.t.4:r Im.lib men on ' '' : . - . , : ,., ..,. OEM . , .0.-00- 1: l.. ',,''-'1!- .. N:': ; 't -- 1 ,,.::;--,!- - .. 4 ! &(.,,' Salt Lake City, Utah; Friday, April 25, 1941 ' tinued warm weather and ready ',.7,,4.,.. ..4. for their first regular test pf the ' - ' season against Utah . State ,,Sat- '.' '' , . ' ,. ' . today at Logan., , ..,,,,,,,,,.,,,.. ,,,,.....,..0...,,o,f,-17q,..soGene Flint, hurdler Who tturt ''"'''''''''. '''''''', his foot a' shalt while' back, will , .:1 ''''' 1 I definitely be out of the meet, '''''s ' ' ' '4 ' Coach Ike '' '" i , Armstrong reported. to.,,,,.4. : , day, and Bob Montgomery, quar,,i . . ', ter miler, is expected to be kept on 4. , ,:' , 1 '' 't-- ,, Logan --- ;.' ' '' Four Utes Out Oh TrackFray'At ' 1 ' i '''''.. 77 . t '' ' ..,, '' ' '''''''' .-. :: ,. ' 1,7o;;;It ' , i .I .'' -' .., )1. r''''''''--' , ; , ., ,, ,. .; , ,: ,;.. . . ..: i....... 't. , , ;,.) :. 4.... ' ii.....," 1 ' ' ..,., . , ltt- , , ,, t1,17 ; , '. it, Ce,- . i 4 .4 to.; i ..,, , ., 1, 1 :.. :.. ..,,,,,,,- , .. , ,.. ,,.,.,..,- - 1 , , - - ., . , ,., .., f .,:,:.,,i , , - ' ".' ,, : , ,, : ,. ,., . , '..... , . I , J .... . i ......... W)14.f;.0-4.'- I ., . - , ..-- . , r, i tkiwpc F4.:oi.1,..:T.O.... , , Xetu ' ' ,. ,, , .;,- 1 ..,..r f, ,,,i,5. . , 4 - PRovo, April 25.(Special)-- YoUthful athletes from widespread areas streamed Into Proto attend and vo this morning a participate in birthday party . the'31st anniversary of the Brig-ham Young University Invite,and Carnival, Relay tion Meet tobeing held on the EV" campus , Reusicans ,.. ,. c, ,, ,,, ,,,,.,. , ., 1, . , I ,.. I , . t , ., .. Tomorrow ', 1; r, -- , k ,, . ..,,,, --fr k f , .,,.,, v .., , t......,-- TEvents On Docket For al 11 S Big Program ...... , S;DaDf . 3lay Opens aA01471,, , . c - . . ,,, ..,.,... , - o 1 , , ' , . s, 4 , ' - . 1 1 i , - i , Tops At Pemelays ::. :. : (,,,,,,,, . . and New York PHILADELPWA,' April ruled. today in the sprint and distance medley races opening the 47th Annual, i'ennsylVan1a Relay Car. niyal but anyone of a hitif dozen rivals in each event loomed as r o a possible upset winner. -- ,.... Theres plenty Of reason for the ..e:,: - , ::::.;:;i::.,..:, ::::,.,:.: ' ....:", rating of the Hoosiers and vio ,;.!:.:::..,::,.::..::,.:' 4, - University' . . , 0 . :.: day and Saturday. ..,,.... ,,,..,...,- ,:,:l:,, , -,.. ,. Tennis tournaments for senior i , . , lets the In ,''!-top ,,t.:, high ,:. , .. positions. , high school girls, junior i N , C. 1 Indiana has speedy Roy Cochran ;...;'.,;:,,.,::,:: :,::: - , ! , , :::., 1 .' . ,,. :. school boyi and senior high school ii .:,k , ' champion i!.,.:':;.,-s-:- i ' and pational half-mil- e lt .,.. :,t ', ..:.,7:::: t.'::.....' .,:;:i.. tenth 4graide boys, and a dance 4 ''.:: '. - i , te':4::"'4,:. , , :,..,the sidelines by a bad legBob Campbell Kane available for the ,f,,:',:: :'::::: I ..' 1 :i!;.::,':;i1 ( .; ineet for junior high school boys ;:.. .::: ! ' d'774-.....:: :1' ,1..: 4.' .2.. '..:.., Hallhalf miler, was opereted on :' j.., and girls began at 9 ,.sherin g -" U for an impacted wisdom tooth this sprint medley, an eyent they won f 7;'' :...;- ,- ,, :..:.:: :!,...:,,,ti;;,.,,o,,' ; ' s ,2""4" $4: ii ...!:,..: atidetio festival, , ' ' ::''. It! k he at last Week'sKati- ''' ,:::: 1 week , '' 0;'f. , .:, .::,. ::::::::::::::: shlasrerce7aryd'ir,ti - the greatest of its kind, in the ..'11-1:7 ittl s ,, it Only other doubtful man is Jim ,1, and Cochran, Kane and 4 ''' entire country. ''" '' -near:',;,',4McCallister,bIgh...jumperwho ona . tube '''.475; 4 1 : TT 7. '''''' 77: '!,, t ,Nebraska exhibition with ',!;n.:i: es'''. '..f - -- -,.. girls ly so much as the cynics think. the the thrilling junior high i IC :4';' the the longer ::' ; :: :: ::''" '' , k'i V, i and whose lob 3., leap of 6 feet behind the plate, 1- , : , and ,,,,,,1,--3- 0 track t1 I ta the with Starting ?Z;Altir:. e..e. parade, rled..1.eY,L,-posture P , ..,1:,i,'!:::,''t.::;tr,14.4.';I:',,','5.,,T -----' .., ,4, .. .. :43 ,,::,4,e,,,,,74 .,,Anayleep.11.1111,troill making :the Bet boss- - th riks'Frank-Morris-wi- tifield Meet förliffilór ancr senior ' r, ' ' w "'": ": in MAC ITCHELL NYU ACE :' . ',' , - ' trip. With Mel Atkinson back fabe a more con'sistent hitter than high girls and Junior boys hooked ;:ii" , ' k. shape, however, the Utes are New York University 's ace is ,,',::':,::', , ;:fyi ...' ::':::::,: , A s' Partee, offsetting the fact that he to take the center of the stage .r , l ,... e .1, ,34.1 ,,:,,.. ::' ,:.,,'. .- ,A)......,:.,:::.,,,,,,,,.,.,...s., ,z....,:.:,,: sohra rwe toll! Less MicMitchell, the ' nation's 1: povoirnetad rn tcholps tehveenliworftah : preThe senior ,high boys ;;;.,. May not be quite as smart a re. at 2 p.m. " " i tiller 14" ,,,,, Jack has , Tom ,., still .;, kl',::::,:t,,,4:::;:: miler, ably Supported by three 14...-schedulceiver. Then ' tennis tourney .1,1, '. I .' - '' out McCallister. Ne:,,;.4,i ' lesser known but tested speedsters 4Hatchett arottnd, and young Ray ed to start this afternoon , with 8 i '. FAVORED ...:'' ETES 0 P 1,N''' t , a .7 Of , ,sy two ., the i latter. races, sprint medley, 7L:.::: Brown is in camp. The and finals on docket ::,,,,,., , t With the above exceptions, the ,; c y ,, i' 14 Salt Lake youngster, is too valu- Saturday. ' covering a mile in all, promises the " t 4 make the will Redsldn entire i :' '1 squad 4 . closest 1k Robello, same 1,,::,-, The able to cut adrift, says competition. '.. 1.!!!, , ' SATURDAY COMES CLIMAX r... A 4...: Logan trip and, on the basis of Princeton quartet that won last e"" , i I, , :k. i ,. and will undoubtedly be farmed ,, :, , f...,...i. ,.7....,:1...4:.,.t..1 ' early oseason showings, the local year is back for another try. iL.:::;::i:: .: out as soon as the roster cut Although today's athletic pro' I4 ,'4.41, group should take the decision. k , Fordham has a 1 gram offered a wide variety of team comes along. ,.,,. wbeeirlfaubl i!,,...,..:r.,i4?....::-,:.outstandUtah Statq ihas several 4 headed by John ,1 plenty of thrills, the d Wait :, ,1.ii...4 :' Jansen and MarloWe, new sen- events and Meet ; :) ' t less but 4, individual& ,$,,T apparent Carni, ing Invitation and f , e Ek.:::A:.-,C. , Relay .::i:,:,.. I. indoor t ' C 600 100u and sations of the San Francisco Cary, i ' all around strength than Utah.' ' 1 t ; 41,. 424, :",;. ' mound staff, already have been re- - val ,isn't expected to reach' its, Coach Romney listed his entries , , 1 ' until Saturday afternoon i cy, placed. claims Tom. Bob Jensen, zenith oa .. ".: as follows: 1:.:, ' col, .s,senior and when d :dka is high junior. the big 20.year-ol..1::'':::..:..;':::::,.,::.:,:,,::..,:',., Norwegian, reign. Lowell Ayllvorth, three Mile .s.:; . ' two ace the :league lege Inett wilthald track sand field .. expected .to burn up more Cook. Ralph and Bill Csprinters, Simon Jack Baker, the senior meets, a rter wins. , f stirring high t and turn in 20 or Hobson and Kurt Wright; 440Dale 1E11043 and St. John's of Brooklv- h, posture parade will be staged, and , ,, ,,,, ,...' !'":' ' ' . Southpaw Joe Gamberro is Mar- star iiiiimowftw,..o.wwwooliewapki..45.4, Nelson, Burnis Watts and Conway Penn' State, Seton 'Hall and will .athletes from California - :.,:,:c:: Mel Ristau lowe's replacement. Mary,::,:. ,,,.: Al- Dunn; 100Wayne Meier. Fred - - - - is back, weighing the same as put on exhibition performances, land a ,, , 4,;,,,,;:.7'71,,,,,,,'1,,,.: :::i,. 'i, .r in the - ' i ," , len. Grant CUllimore and Verdun ., some 17. 1 of '' them ;:,',...'' competing against DISTANCE when he started last spring, and STANDOUTS , .:;,' ,0;:'.:!.,:i:0':"'''''' ,, i ',i Andrus. .. should be tough once a wrist that BYO's best. . .... HURDLES LISTED Pitt, Fordham, North Carolina, 1 -.. Agoa ,i.,.,... Edwin R. Kimball and - THEIR Kimcoaches Eddie on i ore are lain stopped a line .drive fully recov. hisDirector bN above, GETTING MARKS, Looking North Texas Teachers country. Manhatand Wayne Clyde. hurdlesNed High of were staff workers era. Al Tate is in much better hustling BELOW Millet. seen and are of ball lour tan stand out as the best bets to Floyd Ashworth and Bill Twitchell; 880 four of BY US crack sprinters who will run against Violet Ace night, getting shape than- last year, being the about Thursday the meet's officials: left to rightWayne Solle,'di, Burns Watts and R. G. Gardner; 200 upset the favorities in the distance the Dick Fordham of Southern California Saturdsky at ace of the staff right now, and everything in readiness for diBurnia Coach and Meier. Allen are Invitational. Watts; rector Kimball, BYU of field annual medley. the general events; They LES MACMITCHELL leads Nets thirtrfirst meet. big Earl Chapple should stick. North Texas Teachers, anchored two mileAlbert Burton. Alton DaOne of the tasks at hand was left to right--Clrector; Fred (Buck) Dixon, tennis director, and Boyle, Bernard Hansen, Lemon& is highly re. Y Venturelli University's favored relay Angelo vis and Aylworth; low hurdles ' by fleet Welby Williams, Pitt, with runners Coach Millet, director of track events. of the moun into action at the Penn Re provide every participating ath- - Wilcox and Cy Ellsworth, ace dash man garded but is believed too young to vault Carter and Stickel . -and Ashworth ...., Clyde; pole again carrying lete with a number. As the numto. and inexperienced for Class C ball - "'Y.' l's Philadelphia t7t4uy and the anchorPenn and Anderson Don Earl burden, State, Winger, and may be farmed Out. Ed Van ber assigning began, the honor of morrow. ed by national collegiate spring Rene high Ballard; jumpGlen Leiden is given a chance to stay drawing No. I for the meet went are, Hole-In-On- e Mauhgan, Dick Jackson and Dale ci.amnion Barney Ewell, 4 Davis on the roster, but will find it to 'Joe Allen from North shotWarren O'Gara, seeded in the quarter-mil- e relay, Junior School a at Clearfield. Seals if High the send tough plenty And the other American championship Sports Mirror Stone Moore. Howard Jack third pitcher , along with Jensen He is entered in the dash.' and race on today's program. Fred Imhof; discusStone Director Kimball reported three and Gamberro, as expected. Indiana also has two outstand- - BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Twitchell. ' more entries were received for individual entries in Roy Coch- - TODAY A YEAR AGOBlinelech Broad Meier, ing jumpAnderson, the all.around MISS STEELE championship, in the invitation 400 meter beat Roman by four lengths in Blue Woodrow Wilkes; ran, and Cullimore pushing the lotal number of conAND PERRY MOST High's powerful base.' hammerMoore and Sem Merrill;- hurdles and Archie Harris, giant Grass Stakes.YEARS testants in this event to 14 men. ballBingham obclub eliminated another THREE AGORollie Watts, Vern Ander- Negro Weightman who'll try for Salt Lake golfers today were tuning up their short Iron javelinBurnis Returning members of last TWO FROM TINY ALTAMONT stacle in fits path toward the Jorson and Baliard;mile relayBurifs the shot put and discus titles. Hemsley was fined 8250 and dis, to a man ball club which contest mark will the the agree year's Other favorites in today's indi- ciplined for secona time by ManLatest entries were Leland Wells dan District championship yester-- shots in practice for Watts, Burns Watts, Nelson and ' vidual events are Ed Dugger of ager Oscar Vitt. that Steele and Perry are the and Ralph Peterson, a couple of day afternoon at .Davis by she11ack-- 1 official opening of Forest Dale Club this week end, but the ones Dunn. . d the Darts hurdles and FIVE YEARS AGOLC t:y Grove Of this group, Anderson in the Tufts in the who before - were,-,cotin- t, this perforraersAramLin,-in--bo- ys a of whohavebeen -The' defending slatê -AShlarld Callege. won-thir- d coin High School, coached by Dal- growl jump; Nelson; in thi44O WillIam Daddge-gainCTitiTted Sok Wei' double-plaOn Steele's or on leaf a a four clover than, year. N. pivot las Greener, and. Ralph Bleazard collected 10 runs in the first four ing more A. cross A. C. holds the earned pet rabbit's foot who. first the Yankees, -- the In and vault, yielding pole Winger, and then coasted on to vic- golfing skill. run in three games.. . pulled pitchers out of holes time Altamont. Watts twins will probably be the country title. Altamont had pre- - Innings school the behind ,school pitchand steady tory grade junior Anderson Is ex- In high best sent another entry, Wib getters. and again, while Perry's brilliant viously instituis an point annual contest The 't of Thurmond. divisions. to shatter the state record lard Dump, making two contest- ling Call for Davis and R. Nichols tion and has been foe some e time, Spice will be added to the pro pected fielding and long hitting had the ants from in the broad jump, having done BO rIMPINMEMMONIMMIIMMMEMIMMUMMMMWMUPMMIMMOIMIMUIMPIIONNIIIMIMMOMMIPUNI this tiny school. a never has but yet a for Bingham each hit same effect triple for gram this year by a policemenIn a meet with Nebraska last week Saturday's program starts at clouts of the ;tame. . been scored in the tourney. It is fireman duel, with Chief Reed ac'But Mr. Robello says Rod Camp- 8:30 a.m. with the opening of the the longest that if one is scored it will terli promising to lead his "cop- - where the mark could mot be DAVIS BINGHAM bell will cover more ground and junior college tennis tournament. cepted. B. It O. A.I B. H. O. A. be a novice rather complete by in person. Fire Chief LaVere WINGER LOOMS 4 2 I 0 hit more often than Steele, and At 8:45 a.m. the cham- - Galtirth.tis 5 0 2 11Go.it.21) than an expert. John- Varley. who pers but that he'll get another,- third base' pionship will commence. Captain Winger will apparently a Hansen has never played golf, won the meet last year with Senior tIcZnlb ; ; : : rtrelisbnii," is considering trying his luck at be the best man if Ray Antonelli, who looks high school and junior 5 a it o shot which pole vaulter in the con14 inches college ,'Hartben.2b 3 a 22 stopped just cr the head of his men, and if he does ference now that Carl Clark of BYU 5 2 3 a 0.1.Nicbls,rt like Perry's twin, doesn't produce track and field men will stage ;,(4'1,11',?1; 's ? from the cup, will be in the corn- - he may well be the man to break has graduated and should have litat the hot ,corner. Then, of course, trials in various ; 2'(:;;Nislf,'Ith.,11 11 i petition again. the jinx and put the ball in the tle difficult1 in his specialty. As Boss Tom will be at the first and PRIZE 3 I 0 LI SPECIAL 0 I Th tirrniitim I. cup: Freddie Moresco, sure to be better same time the senior high school Smithm yet he hasn't hit his ceiling and if 0 0 0 Ailams.p Additional incentive will be pro- - Young Tommie McHugh, on of pressed may come to the 14 foot than last year is at shortstop to oance meet will start. 31 3 0 0 Ellism... vidert triis year with a special prize the professional, won the grade mark. Nelson, although losing last Prof. Robert Sauer's- - BIT band rord,e . 2 1 I 3 keep the infield quartet hustling. a week to LaMont Wilcox of BIU in of a wrist- watch offered by Mark school division last year with Willie Enos in left and Ben will play a concert' at 1 p.m. at Childs,lb. 3100 -7 -9 the 440, .should be able to take care Weiss to the first to sink his tee shot 21 feet from the can. Guintini in center are enough to "Y" Stadium, then at 1:30 p.m., 4 10 Totals.. You don't need the cash--- just Ttarlea. "That isn't so close. but it was a of his race. He is Improving conOther shot in the competition. give the Bees a better hitting out- the famous senior high posture by than hi a old man got," stantly. 323 320 000-- 12 are being offered for the field than they had last year, pro. parade will be held, to be follow- - Bingham prizes "Charge It" on Collins 010 020 010 4 The Watts .twins, sophomores. best performances in high school, Tom Sr. said today. viding Enos stands off Earl Owen's ed immediately by the senionhigh 1, 2. Credit Plan. 3. Galbraith Liberal ErrorsGiiiii. intramushowed great form in the record, as expected. The winner and Junior college track and Ii.;ld .2. cut ral i meet last week and should bits of the right field battle between meet championships Nelsop to Shetn. playK. R. Nichols. R. Cll Struck nutBy in for points. Alton Davis, two Jim Baptist, Jack Metz, Stan Walk-- , The BYU Invitation Merq and Thurmond Smith 4. Ellis I. Umpires it. miler, its another lad to watch.- Cr and Charley Henson will fin- Relay Carnival was and Hansen. by s , ScorerDensity. ish off the best outfield in the L. Roberts in 1911. started hVs Apparently, from the reports be 'Snappy a I IP irjownIt ing circulated by Utah, the meet league with the possible exception until of recent years total partici. Mdst Talkw la g WIII Pay Dodgers of. Ogden's Joseph, Meyerhoffer, pation has exceeded the by the second 3.000 a a do) Tortods and thirds for the cinch first place Shone combination. mark. Mo re than 100 schools anVi o r's o d o. Jimmy Ripple A from both schools just about bal. That seems to indicate that the nually sent entries to the meet. Town or casual ance each other.--- -1a are as strong,:or,stronger-a- t AP) a BY EDDIE BRIETZ dOMI.MM.m.ON,Pm,diaa,,Ni4.IMmOOE.POPE.01dni Baseball Commissioner K. M. Lanevery position but second and third. As g team, they appear as Baseball Marathon has dis, again taking issue with Presion Flatbush the ACCESSORIES headquartered NEW YORK, April 25.(The SpecialNews Service)Heavden Larry MacPhail of the Brookside of the river. good as last year. They're all 11 1ottok Mts. Suspenders. STARKSV1LLE, Miss., April 2,17 lyn Dodgers, today Ordered Brook- lest backed horses in Jimmy Carroirs derby future book are Porhustlers with Manager Robello.the sod other 'Accissorios Our TWO CHIEFS PLAY and Robert Morris, in that order. hustlingest and hardest 'working ball(AP)Add to the season's base-- , lyn to pay some $2,424 in salary ter's of the lot. Then, too, scoring marathons. Undorwpor. out. Add them to, Jimmy Ripple. star of the 1940 they still his price to Dispose ,pow bracketed "AArch Ward, Chicago Tribune' 10 your occount. make up a Class C ball club. Put Mississippi State players collected world series. and also directed Boots' win yesterday cut San Francisco movie theater.". Porter's Steele and Perry on the team and three home runs. five triples,two Brooklyn to pay $500 to Montreal, with Robert Morris at 10-King Cole shortened to featuring so.called horror plc, the Bees would A. ' That doubles and 13, singles in defeating the International League club from Cap and Whirlaway still 41. SPORT COATS Sport sr lures, recently offered its patrons Shoes would hardly do in the Pioneer the Univeristy of. Kentucky which Ripple 'went to Cincinnati a triple bill 'Doomed to Die,' Gomezidebut Joe and vs the DiMaggio Dodgers Ley at the N..,,,t noviity Sunday... I in time to help thè Reds win the were yesterday. League. Baer. 'Hunte&Bouse' and the V If King Cole clicks in the ringside spectators worn& and colon lip world 's championship. "Uptowns's .$6.50 CO Nova fight Rims. ea.' Three C. York A. New mark tomorrow Memorial will They. it holdup. big A PICKED UP AT we company, however, and Bob Benny say. - Jura's, across a street the live hotel in a Fitzseventh the Jim time just Sunny beat him out. Adam was shipped American Association COMMUNITY PARK and watched from their windows simmons-traine- d horse has won the PEOPLE YOU- - KNOW -back to Muskegon in the ' Tom Itobello as three hoodlums tried to Bob eastern derby preview. Imui.vilh. 5. ?A inneapoliel. Michigan and picks Ogden State Beach: 11. 5. Joe Seen along Jacobs - - - Pocatello as Kansas Toledo favor. VAN HEUSEN-ThFrank Erickson, rich race bookie the teams to beat in years League, where he played last. IndisnapAis b. St. City Paul i . Louis, who flew in for the opening .". Carl Hubbell makes his 1941 MATS THE STUFF the 1941 flag chase. . Milwaukee al Columbus postponed. cold. Says Boise of Bill Robinson's night Man will be the same, Minus the all. spot". Here's great news for Brooklyn's Lou Nova, . returning ,from a cruise 'Important hustle Andy Herring . Masses, to Rico the leave for Puerto only to ton provided, and that Both the high and lower class. - mountains .; Col, the next dayfor a, rest. ,,, trinbas too many-"hig- h Bobby school' and tear Jenkins breezing in kids at Idaho Falls. .s. Chiefly those who chisel passes Moses loss. Slipons Junior College from Florida on a motorcycle and Harting. High School ton Just lacks pennant material me as same and (The Mark at you) Year Event on Holder or locket Styles i Record accident en Record Holder Tear Mark , only reporting Twin' Falls, Tom says. For from this very moment route, or four under par for him. :10.2 100 1935 6I Holltina AltOon -- . Ellmworth, Payeon 1937 :09,9 . '1 Robello, by the way, has a :10.2 1927 ,; hence, ' of Budge. NVeber . business manager LOAFER COATS $ISS up " , :10.2 1929 , straight right arm In place of the The guys who int), their 59 eent. theUri Miller, Alvord, U. I. S. B. Indianapolis club, 'went south crooked flipper-- of :10.2 1939 seats To "free" inside Coló , , the last... . Childcare. Mesa, get came but with to year. the team - reduce, 220-:22.1 1949 i Ellsworth,' Payson-- - 1937 :22.1 fence Flipping the ball, as he was fore. Wilcox, Rieke , . Prot. home 12 pounds heavier :50.6 1931 440 ed to with a sore arm, made Weber . -- - ; Hurt too. 1910 a Will :51.1 rain Box Itushfortb, draw check, Elder maestro of the old the Billy M'Carney, 2:04.4 t480 1927 Dixie 2:03.2 1924 To go with any of your iff Burke, Box Elder Crosby, wing Crooked at"the elbow, he the fight racket has taken over Gus 4:3t..2 1940 Mile BUSY NIANS NEWSPAPER 4:36.0 19'24 Burke t Box Elder Hinckley, Rieke - -take claims. om ' coots.or s Sport Tex Doraziov- - Philly 1940 Westinitteter Casper Wyo b41933 alleys most of the winter and up -G111111111 would ' Coots..., ... .. . . : . ... International the promo . let reports :24.3 Rotary say, '1939 Colo e220 low Mesa, :20 Grantsville Childcare, Judd, and it straightened the arm outs old boy and Gus a.; ---the tent move-t- o retUrnha in Hurdles give tip progress Willie Enos is That familiar. voice trying to stick 200 low big hand 1939 ' :23.3 - ' (Not 0 Junior College event); old Jim Thorpe the medals Peterson, Pocatello '',. In the Pioneer League on his third HurdIe you ,hear 'broadcasting Brown and , He opened with Boise in in, the 1912, Stockholm Olympics. Cardinal games from St. Louis be I 1 1928 6' 134" . try.... 11130 6 11,1" H. Juinn 1: McGregor. Dixie 1,eston; Toocla 1939 and was cotidö, park;-.,,,Lefty Gomez now sports two long to - Gabby (the - old ' Sorge) hitting .303 when the up: one less than he Street cut him loose. rather than victories, only , - pay him a season WI Pete last , collected w WM 44". zo. U 0,P Trill& 01(111r1PC 1;144 promised bonus, be 1939 133'6" Last year he started with Reiser's neighbor in the hospital Just 13 more data remain for Discus 1940 145'S" Maluy, Mesa. Colo King. Casper, Wyo TIES 1937 4344" Botany Is Joe Medwick's son, Mackey. who Ogden. but quit when the Reds Shot Hank 'Nielsen, Snow Wilkins, Springville - 1934 50311Ai" BUY 01( , 3:34.6 1940 Mile Reidy Granite to drive a tank. is wanted him to play, for one of hand starts Votil be 344.g t Ricks Xrayed having . ' PAYMENTS 1933 1:34.7 R. A. C. i480 Relay East of Salt Lake ' their eastern farm clubs. 1927 134.2, Here's a vote for the suggestion to And Tigerjans from coast to lic.: , 1937 U. S. B. (unofficial) 133.4 coast mese "The it stayed In shape by playing semi, Cunningham t aeollPir1930 1:41 (Not 1- tunior College4etent) Medley Kansas ..relays MileT ,Have given up the. wellknowa future Spanish Fork pro ball.. r 011 t. t , breakfast food people who spon- '. ghost. , I . 't 'This for event schools.) discontinued , high sor baseball broadcasts over ADAM BENGOSCHEA, . Prince', Woodward of Mt. The existing Junior high school records follow: 100yard dash, promising News from back home (from the '.. 38 states. cought up $I.- ' stations in - 440. AA. 1160...011. Ogden shortstop now in the Detroit ,,... .: ' At. '' Greer, It'hite Pine, Nev. George (1020) :10.3; 220yard dash, Ellsworth, Payson (1934) 23:4;, When Lexington, N. C. Dispatch),: "Our as 500,000 for the privilege ! 4 Tiger chain. went .16 Beaumont in (1936) :54.7: shot, Morris, Washington, (1940) 36 feet ilinches: high Jump, Lesion. Tooele (1938) sistant mall carrier is on the route. ' a the at Phils Brooklyn stopped 19 Rho 91,4 feet , vault. inches; 3 feet ON inches; broad Jump, Marshall, B. Y. Junior 0938) the Texas League wits a good ellance MAIN-pole his la assisted two-da1 y He visit4 today by ' hotelduring their Mound fort (1936) ;48.1; relay, Woodol taking over in the Exporter in- ' bins. 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