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Show THE DESERET ill4.77Theraoy,; October 27, 1949 . Basketball Teams Drill , N Vandal Frosh Set For Utah Papoose Tiff the great George Mikan has 11 be 141EW YOR That pit-t- made the favorite. (AP) But the team that will grab the patter you hear isn't rain. brother. It's lust basketballs hit- spotlight in the early going is Inting the backboard as the playfo- dianapolls, leaturing touc stars r-pay bOys of the newly mat- of the University of Kentucky's ed National Basketball Associaof last see-'o-n. tion warm up for the start of the outstandog quintet season. Ralph Beard, Alex Grote, Walyes, we know it's only Oc- lace Mall Wahl Jones and Cliff 'tober and the World Series isn't who doubles as coach, Barker, long over. But It's going to be a are the quartet. All played witik long season and there are a lot the winning Olympic team ids of teamL Rose $y Murray , er 1 , NIT Financial '; N no MOSCOW, Ida. Idaho freshman football team wound up practice seetions Wednesday for their game with the Utah trosh at Twin Falls Southworth Gets Series Share 'or Opening Games Saturday , ell Holland, who teamed with the four on Kentucky's great five two winters ago. Beard and Graze both made the Associated Press five last mason. Two other members of the select five also will make their debuts in the league. Easy Ed MaCau ley of St. Louis U. will play with the was voted only a half share by the Boston players. A full share was worth $331.138 for t Braves. B. Chandler. "Rarely do we find an inThe boost Was a financial one justice," said Chandler, "but if for Manager Billy Southworth of we do we correct" He explained the Boston Braves. there had been other such cases The commissioner announced previously. at his home here he Bad directClubs in each league finishing ed that Soutbworth receive a fourth or better share in the full share of the world series series take. The division of the money earned by the fourth-finishi- cash is approved by the commis(AP)-HarPHILADELPHIA Boston club. South-wort- h, sioner. Johnson is ready to Imove in the commissioner said, There were reports during the toward boalnirs big money. Young Boxer Is VERSAILLES, Ky. (AP) There's one assist baseball statis- ticians won't record this se!ison.-It came from Commissioner A. Set To Move St. Louis Bombers and Vince Boryla of Denver will wear the colors of the New York Knick- Up in Ring Pay ng old series that Southworth, who had a stormy mason before leaving Friday night the club in August, was voted Coach Steve Belk Paid three 114 an backs, John O'Donnell, Joe Bell only a half share by not and Harry Nelson, were Injured margin. These reports were and would not make the trip. confirmed. Southworth apparently was not disturbed about the money split. "Whatever the team decided they voted me a half sharethat's all right with me," he said It his home at Sunbury, Ohio. "After all 1 was not with the team the full season and whatever they decided I am MEXICAN TEAM . ,...... BIG IT'S TIME FOR CHRISThi,AS itY-AWA- Y doif to erbockem The fifth man on the The boys not only play for the New Loop Philadelphia team, Tony Lavelli of , The I The new loop, a merger of the club but they own it. Another Yale, is sticking to his music Negro served notice that he is a tor any of the worthy opponent two big pro circuits of last see-O- N stockholder and player is Joe career. heartily in accord with." light heavyweights and many of the Associatin of America, The put season was a stormy s the Wedneadey night and the National League, has 17 Fills 'ene for Billy the Kid and his Shoesteams. The first whistle will be Riving; Decision defending National League all but needed a van champions. blow this Saturday when the HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP)--MeThe notice was in the form Thursday to cart off the host of and ribbons it won at Denver Nuggets visit the Moline trophies Two weeks before the season decision over vetof a the Pennsylvania National Horse Show. (Tri-Cit,Blackhawks. Dave Egan of the BosBivins of opened, Cleveland eran Jimmy And the whistle-tootin- g and Six first places in individual military jumping contests Record reported the a crowd of 4445 at Conton before Daily and two as a team far outstripped the performances of comshooting wont atop until 537 "on the verge of were Braves Hall. vention games later on 'March 19. Even peting riders from Ireland, Chile and Canada. Southworth." revolt against open "1 who care don't my manager then, there will be a series of The two individual classes in which it lost out went to the team with In said Johnson after Chile. And gets me," playoffs that should enable the a surprise victory by Ireland in the closing In fourth place and 1314 games only dribble dandies to catch up with winning the approval of the two event Wednesday night prevented the conBy Charles Chamberlain off the pace, Southworth acceptjudges, rrank Knaresborough tingent from making a clean sweep of team the start of the baseball season. competition. ed a leave of absence because of (AP)--Babecome woman CHICAGO Zellerlas first has the to six and rounds 17 ars The teams Harry Lasky, stacked up The teams Nato to New York the for go military already poor health. and Zack Referee fours Clayton tional Norse Show at Madison is three divisions, eastern, central to fill a man's shoes ass head professional of a golf club. he There was speculation Square Garden, Nov. one even. five with to four and western. She did it for a minimum of 920,000 a year a private airboss field as not return would for an occasional Mexicans looked the except "Bivins stung me a couple of lapse, the liere'm tho alignment: later times," he added, "but otherwise part of their role as 1948 Olympic champions and conquerors for 1950, but a month would Eastern. Baltimore Bullets, plane: and room for George in the clubhouse's private quarters. of every military team they met in various shows over the Southworth announced he SOe h never was r Whether hurt" George, Boston Oaths, New York Knickworld last year.- , 'be back on the job next year. mor5 husband, will Hiving, who has won and lost pound, erbocker; Syracuse Nsitionah, - --- , s,5!.:, forsake his boxing and wrestling to most of the top notchers, Washington Capitols, Philadeli. 5 4 promotions in Denver, Colo, to called Johnson "a ' good kid with phia Warriors. ,144"st lot of promise." climb iota her lap of luxury, Is , . CentralChicago Stags, Port : Ikt AA not known. "He still has a lot to learn,' 1 Wayne Pistons, Minneapolis Lak;,.. the Cleveland veteran ,said, "but ; Space Aplenty en, Rochester Royals, St. Louis ,,, '''i ".,1 solb, Anyway, there's space for him he might to a long vlay among .1 at a w a n k y ,, t ,.. Western Skycrest Country the light heavies. I thought I Anderson Duffey , 6 1 .7 layout where won the fight but I guess the Packer; Denver Nuggets, Indiant Club, a le o- , e Babe takes over as pro Feb. 1, judges thought his rights were I e spoils Olympians, Sheboygan , 0p most the blows." and will effective live. 1950, (Tri-City) Redskins, Molia ,;,. i ,,,,it. ,', .14,,,t,.., Blackhewks and Waterloo Sal succeeds affable Jerry The victory was Johnson's Glynn, who taught her most of nth in 23 trips to the post. His ..;"":1' . i. what she knows about golf a only defeat was by Archie Moore --' Teen To Beat last spring. decade ago. , N ,i Minneapolis looms as the team of Sky- Eugene Dyer, president Left Hook to beat. Any club that can field crest and Owner of a radio station : ,ta-.4.-t And the kid showed he had chain, said he got the idea to , , , , learned plenty since that setback. t . ,. two her ,e ago years during - ... , chltube.women's western open at his He punched very effectively .. ,) with his right to the body and ... ? , .1 ',6, caught the ring-wi,Bhe autographed a program occasionally fat me" be recalled, and the Elvin with a sharp left hook wrote: This is the most beautiful That sent the Clevelander back clubhouse and golf course I've on his heels. ..:' 1 At 177 pound; Johnson seen." NEW YORIC (AP)--JaKr' weighed at least seven pounds 'I' Babe's Neinisis ess. and Poncho Gonzales play , '6'. The course, one of the few In more than in any of his other . , If!! the second Instalment of their 44 The extra fights. stood the to itil poundage own have country $ pritennis aeries Friday vate landing field for aerial corn- him in good stead through the r . , night in Chicago. , ............. k muters, proved a nemesis for closing rounds as Blvins brought The Windy city is'thi next stop out all his . Babe and she loat the tourney bag of tricks and entour. ir A as a projectod to Patty Berg in the Finals. She deavored to belabor his younger " The troupe, which also featured . on : ' the opponent ropes. complained bitterly during the Frank Parker and Poncho Segura, ..giott., r16497.ge"' Blvins, hungry for a shot at i'. pressure-pack- ed match about a 1118 olreedY stringed 38 appearEzzard Charles' low flying little single-seat- er heavyweight ' . Kramer won the plane that kept droning overhead, crown, Will a little downcast but opening match i f outolo 0 'fit Madison Squaee Garden Tuesapparently piloted by some mem- - remarked: , "Guess 111 have to show the ber who wished to avoid the 4 k !, !)7.-.-'4,- - , fi . day night i. kid he is not ao Soots ,....I 1 crowds. , The itinerary if the troupe To which Johnson replied: i "Perhaps precedent is set by kllivins Or anybody else, it the hiring of a woman golf pro" te chIcago Oct. 23.- Milwaukee. t I ':' 1 Will IV observed makes no difference to me. Just Oct 29; Detroit, Nov 1; Windaor. MAN''S SHOES ..- ;:Dyer, "but why not? so I ? , woman filled 41, fight" by amazing I asked the male members of the Oat:Nov. 2; Cleveland, Nov. 4; , ., athlete. Babe Zohorios is club as well as the women if , !! t Toledb, 0, Nov. 9 named big golf club pro. they would like taking lessons : Ky.. Nov. 6; Pittsburgh, Nov. 8; ! ' I from herand they all seemed White Plains, ff. Y, Nov. 9; Philenthusiastic. i adelphia, Nov. 10; Hershey, Pa., I t i4 Nov. 11; Orange, N Nov. 12; Is Homer i I Baltimore,- - Nov. 11; Boston, Nov. ii I 18; Provident, K. L Nov. 17; JaS F i maica, L. I, N. Y., Nov. ' NEW YORK La I New Haven. Conn, Nov. 19;' t .It', Starza, unbeaten in 36 pro starts, Springfield, Mast, Nov. 21; WashJoRon has graduated. ,,i D Nov. 24 D. Richmond, C ington, ! From now on the handsome Va.. Nov. 25; Ottawa, Nov. 28; NAGOYA, Japan (AP) from Bronx the is a collegian Montreal. Nov. 29... ...1, ' Reno Cheses sixth Inning ' heavyweight con'' , WASHDIGTON .,..) a.. AO. ." .; Toronto, Dee. 1 Ithaca, N. Y, It's tender. No more tftN . ''. (AP) lj loaded bases St. homes with the no Nick's, Dec. 9; Rochester, Zs Y, Dec. 8; been nearlY 10 years since stu.' 0 P. ,, : ,, : 4. ':,' Beach. MOT. He's strictly Long : , ' , a ''' gave the barnstorming San dents and loyal alumni could ., : '' '':' 4, ,- ,- ;;;'. Syracuse, N. Y, Dee 7; Buffalo, A z i, 1,t :t. !r,.,:;, a Madison Square Garden at.1.,, 4.4,U,L, Dee 8; Albany, Dee. 9; PrinceFrancisco Seals a 13 to 4 vie-- rave about their Georgetown traction now. ton, N; J. Dec. 13; 1Miami:40bl, tory over the all Japan team University football team. As a reward for his exciting Dec. ld; Cincinnati, Dec. le; St This The different year irs t ninth round knockout of Walter Thursday. THE AMERICAN TRADITIONAL LOUIS, Dee. 18; Kansas City. Dec. toward the Hafer Integrity of Colonial craftsmansliiP of Mayfield, Ky, WednesThirty five thousand fans Royasze climbing 19; Denver, Dec. 20. to have 11 an St. at Nicholas in this TELEVISION-RADIO- . La refinement drisday a stadium gYridiron in 18th Arena, Los Angeles. 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''st, i statement concerning Ms dismisHOT SPRINGS. Ark. (AP)--Si immons says there are two rot- - sal, $immons said Wednesday be sc ma for his dismissal as a phila"disliked" continuing the dephia Athletics coach. sion but felt that he "should reply First, says Sinunonsa mem- ber of Connie Mack', champkm- - to charges" made by another of Al gp teams of "goat Mack's sons. Connie Mack Jr. or goats had to be found" after When the Athletics board of Al i j ' i Z....'', , d 1 ' st ,3, - ,t,.. - !'.';'. 3.'..4 ' ,'Ill ., T 9 ! ' . 1929-30-3- Mt. ...:1119:.. PPalabli the club finished two notches be- directors fired Simrooniu and low the expected third place in Coach Earle Brucker early this d, the final Arnmican League month, Connie Jr, accused SimMit, lealabs, soil Is surf'. bevy, ir ko. mons of not doing a good job belp kis sissy friss& sag cse Simmons says be and and not taking a real Interest in ssaistmeses eeltli Shalt .logal SC less assistant Manager Earle Mack the ball club. Simmons said he 4161mNfe see& "never sepsis, sad sumps , had no idea why Brucker, whom got along." When I thought certain things he called one of the best Coaches ors selecsees elposts fat should be done for the good of the of pitchers in the country. was to Way .ub I told Mr. Mack whether or fired. 111: DI Earle feat, i agreed," Simmons ex- But, Simmons added, "I do not bane& "I'kl, believe that Mr. Mack ever will-I- n what be termed his final ingly agreed to fir. Brucker and Art 'trims To lutwousez TAA APPourniticr or NIL ',AIDING As aux &ALES WIIESZICTATIVL : , i.: :.:1 '' . . k. ' ' I stand-Secon- : l' ' ' Iiii-v,rft- l, Athletics Coach Gives Two I Reasons For Summary Dismissal : ,1 C.m.sc.' ,.., f - .,.,pistANcE., "t":,,,.-- - I ' - -t- , !, ''''''' 1 ' , ,.. st :. . ...., . , , ' weeter 1 :;E:C411ES: .;O'c. 1 , me. If he gave his consent it was under pressure from the directors, his sons, who owe all they are to Connie Mack." Simmons said be respected and admired the A's manager and president more than any man in America,' and considered it a privilege to play for him and to serve as a coach tinder him.' "I am sorry that ifter nearly 20 years' association with the Athletics, I had to leave under such circumstances.- But the directors own the 'club new and they can fire whomever they please." Simmons said be hopes to get another job in baseball, either as a coach or manager to show whether I can hustle and instill in players the will to win." 4 Hours Continuous recorded Music. .' SflAr..g.,:-t- t- CONTINUOUS ROVES MUSIC with single loading et records. LP (long-playin- u- "- - --. tater. In latitpeh Otitis id trios,. arra& Extra pOner tor ' oeowit I .,4.--- II111111 1. indoor 4 :hl both LP Automatic playing end eouventional retardswith single toms aunt , Tido-ran- g AM and statiarto Armstrong circtlit FM radio. a World -famous Magnavox tom quality. Fine furniture cabinet. 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