Show 'DRILLS OPEN Knox for 1956 Race 4 By IIAL WOOD SAN FRANCISCO (UP)— "With most of the picture taking ses- sions completed more than 1000 West Coast college football players got down to the hard facts of life in pigskin business today The official Pacific Coast Con- ference st?rt of practice got un- der way with the biggest single' turnout set for University of California this afternoon Coach Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf was to greet 80 prospective candidates These included 17 letter-me— which m turn included halfback Jerry Drew and guard Joe Oliva two men who have’ been slapped with a- - partial ban by the Pacific Coast Conference and will see action m only five THE OGDEN SIANDARD-EXAMIXE- U OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING j SEPTEMBER 1953 3 SOONERS AGAINST FIELD i big-tim- e t ' Okiahona Rated j esc Grid Team n ' CLOSE TO TURF RECORD Jockey Johnny Longden riding at Del Mar Calif looks at photo of Sir Gordon Richards holder of world’s riding record Longden is jut eight winners behind Sir Gordon’s total of 4870 Longden is a cinch to Set a new mark soon games The ban also will heD to para-Ivze the potential at UCLA where Coach Red Sanders is rebuilding fv becomes a rcund-- r bin By OSCAR PR LLY greup NEW' YORK (UP) — The solid ard Yaie with 33 lettermen re- RUGGED BEN LOMOND LINEMEN Dari Smith Glen Clark and Jim Card left to right will see a great deal of action for the Scots in the line this football season Card will alternate at end and tailback Smith and Clark both sophomores are being counted on by Coach Twist Jones to have a good year 1 SPORTS ij in Grl WAY i j at Southern California where) Coach Jess IIill is in his last vc ar and at Washington where another rebudding job is under v ay under the new coach Dar-ral- l BRIGHT SPOT The bright spot at USC is Don the speedy back who could be the ace of the campaign Hill hasn't announced just wjj° the seniors are on his team will be able to play five games Sanders it UCLA is without Ronnie Knox who turned profes-sional and most of the beri line in the West lari vear Abo missing is the fine fullback Bob Outfielders Most Consistent — A breakdown of the NL’s Arnett batting champ ions by position shows the law of averages going in favor of Aaron s winning the title this year In the 56 seasons since the turn of the Century the batting crown has been worn by an outfielder bn 26 occasions 20th-centur- y ' ! — Second basemen Sand short-stops have won nine times (and A league’s top men at that posi- -' those departments Can thank1 and Hans 'Wag- Rogers Hornsby ner for ranking that high) first basemen won seven times catchers on three occasions and third basemen tv ice The 18 outfielders who combined to win 28 NL titles are Jesse Burkett “Ginger” Beaumont Cy Seymour Sherry Magee Edd Roush (2) Zsck Whdat Paul Wancr TsC'Clty O Doui (2) Chick Ilafey Chuck Klein Joe Medwick Pete Reiser Dixie cTrl Walker Harry Walker Furillo Willie Mas Richie Ash- burn and Sfan Musial (6) on sial a champion as a 1846 first basetitle the man who won The six seven titles are Jake Daubcrt (2) Hal Chae Billy Terry John- ny Mize Phil Cavarctta and Mu- sial The only second baseman ever to near the NL crown in addi champ Horns tion'to seven-timDo vie was of the 1915 Larrv by Giants who led the league with' a 320 mark Coincidentally only one other shortstop besides the immortal Wagner ever topped the Jeasue He" was Floyd “Arky” Vaughan of Pittsburgh! who fin- ished high in 1335 with a lofty ' Davenport lon Most of the coaches ‘have seGoing into the 19o6 season Mu- - lected Stanford to win the chamsial had appeared m 1457 games and go to the Rose Bowl as an outfielder and in 540 as pionship v v t ucd L"Lb-- ?A the time as a Card! that trip — the Vandals for lack cf nal in 1946 appearing in 42 PCC the other three games and played that position due toopponents bans j exclusively in 1947 He returned The star of the Indian club mav to Ahe otfield in ’48 and has al- - well turn out to be quarterback John as a outfield since team man never was more fullv i !‘r Chuck is even more opti- - een!?rft“d‘h! ‘°fu t°PeV exdushely though he’d have preferred to remain n Li® outfield Those who know him best — men who travel with the Cardinal ball club — relate that Musial alwajs has put the team’s inter- est before his own When asked to don the first- baseman’s mitt again this year “the Man” told manager Fred Hutchinson “If the Cardinals are a better ball club with me on first base then that’s where I want to play” Small wonder just about every °ne is pulling for Musial to win two or three more batting titles With a in the record books he needs two more to tie Wagner and three to reign as the 385 'NL’s leader in the num- Wagner who compiled a life ber of batting titles won time mark of 329 was the NL’s most consistent champion “The YOUNGEST BATTING LiiA li Flying Dutchman” won the title Should Hank Aaron in IgOO ’03 ’01 eight times his continue present pace JTld ’fifi ’07 ’08 ’09 and ’ll Oldbattin Honus was 37 vears ofd when he JriF won his last title in 1911 with li1' IL15 by7 champ in NL 334 " ' onlv a month and 14 days MUSIAL’S GREATNESS That distinction isKeld by Pete PROVEN Reiser who Vvon the crown as a ‘Recognized as the National Brooklyn Dodger at the age of top hitter of the mod- - 22 in 1941 “Pistol Pete”’ didn’t era era Stan Miuial’s greatness reach his 23rd milestone until is magnified when his defensive March 19 1942 whereas the abilities are brought to light Braves’ “Hammering Henry” will “the Man” be 23 next February 5 During his hey-dastood out as one of the league's! Stan Musial was only 22 when top outfielders no matter which he copped his first title with the of the three garden positions he Cardinals in 1943 but “the Man” held down And when brought "as 23 on November 21 of that in to play first base he’s one of year first-baseme- n ’ ’ e j half-doze- n all-tim- e ’ 1 - 1 it II GREEN CHOSEN TOP PIONEER LEAGUE PLAYER Several Sophomores Hold Key To Success at Ben Lomond i ‘ RITCIIIE By ENSIGN i If the Ben Lomond Scots become the door mat of Region Two during the football season this fall it won’t be because the kids aren't hustling y ' j j j I I j - j candi-League- J 200-poand- er 4-w- ay i baseball s business geni- us who created diamond dj nasties ' in St Louis and Brookljn said today he would sell his stock in the Pittsburgh Pirates “if I got the right price” The 74- baseball ear-ol- d years plan for the Pirates hut it did not start stepped down as manager last year to take an advisory post owns about $350000 worth cf stock in the gen- - -- club “I’m not looking for a buyer” Rickey told the United Press “but I’d sell if the price is right” Rickey said he “gave up good five-yea- r - xiUVY11 I ’ 1 ! 0) UP-youn- g 8) -i 7-- 2’ 13-- 1) Bau-LAS- 0-- 3 4-- 5- -7 4-- i V ej rs ballplayers for the right price” when he was with the Cardinals and Dodgers “If I had the best player in baseball I would not go looking for a buyer” he said “But if someone offered me 10 million Finals in the August leg of the dollars or him 1 would be foolish masters presidents and directors not to sell The same principle CUD events at the n? applies to my Pittsburgh stock” den Golf ?V ? Club will Country be played next week Semi-fina- l results Masters — Mrs Fred Jackson defeated Mrs L H Coates 3 and 2 Mrs W H Jackson defeated Magic Valley Mrs Verl Ferguson 2 and 1 Billings Presidents — Mrs Lewis HarpBone Salt Lake er defeated Mrs Tom Hollenbeck Idaho Falls 2 and 1 Mrs R H Wagner deGreat Fall Missoula feated Mrs Kim Ward 1 up Mrs Pocatello Howard Call defeated Mrs Mark TONIGHT’S PROBABLE PITCHERS Hone 2 and 1 Mrs J M CrutchMagic Valley U3-Buyhardt at er defeated Mrs Clyde Lind- SaU La&e Green 8 pm RU1SL Missoula Bryant f at Billings' (48 pm — Mrs Directors Ste- fit ?0C£teUo’ Mc" vens defeated Ha?y Rich- at Great ardson 3 and 2 Mrs Paul God-Fa- s FaIik Ba's Warmtsky 805 pm dard defeated Mrs Robert NIGHT'S RESULTS ter 2 and 1 Mrs Grant Rounds Missoula 8 Billing defeated Mrs Keith Farr 1 up Great Fall Idaho Falls 5 Magc Valley 10 Salt Lake City 3 Mrs D N W)ute won over Mrs Boa 13 Pocatello 0 Ronald Wadsworth 2 and 1 (11-- pre-seaso- n ' j Rickev had a wiz- - fN Rickey came to the Pirates as general manager in 1950 He was sicned to a five- - ear contract at J100'000 5ear "th an optl°” ciause calling for a salary of $50000 a year for the next five X y Vasquez Wins With Kayo WASHINGTON (AP) — No more bulls for Bcrnabe (Baby) Vasquez The Mexican toreador knockout conqueror of highly publicized Jimmy Soo now is challenging only lightweights— the human kind Vasquez Mexico’s lightweight champion was the underdog at Capitol Arena last night but he floored the previously undefeated Soo with a fast left and right in 1:36 of the 6th round Soo struggled up at the count of 8 but Referee Marty Gallagher ruled he was too woozy to continue and gave it to Vasquez on a technical knockout pint-size- d 5-- 8 Turner Yawifz to Face Suspension BOSTON (UP) —Middleweight Jesse Turner of St Louis and Third Round Matches Set COAST LEAGUE the car" Michigan State Pioneer “rookie cver-threat-- Baseball of the ! i the league's top strikeout artist was announced Saturday by Claude Engberg league president The selection was based on balloting by sportswriters sportscast-ei- s and official scorers Green was a close winner over Jack Hartman Magic Valley shortstop Green re- 1 ' - MINOR RESULTS INTERNATIONAL Toronto Rochester Richmond Havana Miami at Columbus postponed 3-- 0-- 6 4 Postal Transport won the In durtrial Softball League title for AMERICAN ASSN 1956 by downing the Eagles 16-Indianapolis 4 Charleston 0 in a playoff game at the Ogden Denver G3 Louisville 0 4 ' Softball Park Wichita Minneapolis The Eagles took a three run St Paul 15 Omaha 9 lead in the first inning but could TEXAS LEAGUE not hold the Postal nine Tulsa 6 San Antonio 3 Jim Fernelius and Bill Egbert Fort Worth 12 Shreveport 3 blasted home runs for the winOklahoma City 5 Austin 2 ners Bill Duke homered for the Houston 4 Dallas 2 Eagles SOUTHERN ASSN Ken Davidson Postal hurler Atlanta 10 5 B zminghan allowed only six hits while his mates committed but one error Nashville 4 6 Chattanooga Mobile 3 New Orieans 2 behind him Postal Transport w ill play the Memphis at Montgomery7 post winner of the Metropolitan poned League playoff between Rainbow7 WESTERN LEAQUE Bar and Becker’s next week for Des Moines 3 Topeka 1 the city championship Lincoln 2 Siou City 1 301 OOQ 0— 4 6 1 Eagles If Albuquerque Amarillo PoM Trans 203 137 x— 16 10 1 Connelly and Smalley DavidPueblo 10 Colorado Springs 9 son and Stuart ceived 25 votes with Hartman getting 22 Clay Bryant Missoula pitcher was ranked third ‘with 14 votes Last official report showed Green with a season record 15 of victories and 10 losses He has pitched 199 4 j 3-- 1 innings including 15 complete games and has an earned run average of 3 05 Green has struck out 181 batters but also has walked 2-- 7 j I 160 1-- 1 Green will recciv e a trophy presented annually by E li Blackmton an honorary vice president of the league who formerly was president of the Ogden Baseball Club i MAJOR LEADERS FIGHT RESULTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON D C — Baby 260- Tom Feamster 135 Mexico City stopped Vasquez pound end who played college jirnmv' Soo 136 Philadelphia 6 football at Florida State and Wil- NEW ORLEANS — Charley Jo- liam and Mary joined the Balti more Colts following his release seph 160 New Orleans stopped Jesse Turner 15Sl-- St Louis 6 by the Los Angeles Rams 332 RUNS — Mantle New York 112 Fox Chicago 92 Minoso Chi- Yost- - Washington 85 “S0- RUNS BATTED IN — Mantle New York 118 Kalme Detroit 107 Simpony Kansas City 93 HOME RUNS — Mantle New York 47 Lemon and Si ever? STOLEN BASES— Rivera cago 16 Aparici-Chicago 2 Seven Records Broken On Bonneville Flats Chi- 15 PITCHING 12 decisions— Ford New York 7o0 Pierce Chi 15-- 5 Brewer Boston BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS 708 Utah and Kucks New York 17-(UP) — Seven new recof them by California ords four NATIONAL LEAGUE were established today as drivers — Moon BATTING 300 to tumble in continued records St Louis 328: Aaron Milwaukee Flats speed Salt Bonneville the 322 Schoendienst New York trials 314 While seven records were beRUNS — Robinson Cincinnati 108 Snider Brooklyn 08 Aaron ing broken the only disappointing Milwaukee 91 performance at this famed saline Musial IN— RUNS BATTED speed course involved the stream-S- t lined Louis 95 Kluszewski Cincinnati 93 Adcock Milwaukee 90 racer which was put out of racing HOME RUNS— Snider Brook- - by a broken drive shaft The will be unable to lyn 37 Robinson Cincinnati 35 Adcock and Mathews Milwaukee race again during the speed runs It had the top time of the meet 34 so far with a speed of 261 m p h STOLEN BASES— Mays New York 31 Gilliam Brooklyn 19 Johnny Allen of Los Angeles White New York 12 set another mark in the motor- FITCHING 12 decision — New-- 1 ejele division by driving his 500 786 Buhl CC Triumph 198 02 m ph over combe Brooklyn 762 Freeman a Milwaukee 16-flying mile average 733 Cincinnati 11-Other Californians setting two- 13-- 7 0 4--1 at-bat- Washington 26 0-1- 0-- 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING 300 s — Mantle New York 356 Williams Boston 346 Nieman Baltimore cago 0-- 1 1-- 0 720 7 at-ba- ts three-ensm- e e ! Kenz-Lesli- e way flying mile records included Tom Ruddy of Los Angeles who set a Class C roadster record by running his 1927 Ford with an Ardun engine at 200 mp h In addition Carrol Thompson of Sherman Oaks Calif and Ron Monte Calif picked Secor up records Thompson drove his Class C roadster 1929 Ford with Ardun Engine at 115 98 mph The races involving sports cars motorcycles and hot rods are sponsored by the Southern California Timing Assn oL-E- i j two-wa- 5 y 4 BEEK j 1 his manager Eddie Yavvitz were under suspension by the Massachusetts Boxing Commission today because the fighter failed to SEATTLE — Harry (Kid) Matkeep an agreement to box for thews 182 Seattle decisioned the Caliban AC of Boston last Bzzard Charles 200 Cincinnati 10 Tuesday night houceclean:rg There most anything can happen in a practically unpredictable year but Stanford still is expected to ha’ e the firepower to dominate Postal Nine !fs Industrial Loop Winner Kenz-Lesli- Third round matches in the master’s president’s and director’s August leg at the Ogden Golf apd Country Club will be plaved this week Professional Ernie Schneiter reports Second round results: Masters — Dr E A Peterson defeated Irv Stimpson 2 up Verl Ferguson vvon over Fred Jackson 3 and 2 Harold Ambler defeated Dr Heber Hancock 2 and 1 Arnie Ferrin defeated Charles Chandler 3 and 2 Directors — Ken Knapp de-feated Lou Harper 3 and 2 Golden Larson defeated Miles Holcraft 1 up Spence Baggs won over Fred Froerer 2 and 1 Presidents — Elmer Brown won over Don Carlson 1 up Fred Clymer defeated J T Rushmer 2 and 1 B M Moore defeated Kim Ward 1 up Blake Holley vvon via default over Junius Tribe Mark Hone defeated Ver- nal Johnson 2 and 1 Miflin Wil- Hams defeated Creed Kindred 2 and 1 H M Bateman defeated George Alexander 1 up ks eral Selection of Dallas Green 's Experts Share Lead in Open Golf Tourney 2 up like and Wait Kou alczyk ap-- 1 has the firepower to get past an Ohio State 11 which will feel the less of Howard SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Salt Lake City pitcher League’s d play-for-pa- y By NORM BRAUN PITTSBURGH (UP) --—Branch A is i j Oklahoma v a 3 Notre Dame 4 Oh o State 6 TCU Uar land 5 Armv 8 Stanford 9 Georgia Tech and 10 Pittsburgh TOUGH BIG 10 TUSSLE e Big 10 as uual expects Nobody has expressed great fear of Coach Twist Jones and Lomond Oct 5 Ben Lomond at his Ben Lomord charges this Oct 10 Ben Lomond at season but from the way they Ogden Oct 19 Davis at Ben Lomistic than usual- are hustling someone had better mond Oct 26 Logan Ben Lomond at look out GOOD TEAMS and Nov 2 Ben Lomond Weber Coach Jones said he has never Oregon and Oregon State un- - seen the enthusiasm in a Scots at North Cache soiled by proselyting problems Ben Lomond's roster with team since he took over as head both mav come up’ with good coach in school and ex- -' year at the school four seasons weights teams The Webfoots under listed: perience ago Coach Len Casanova have 20 ENDS — Jim Card (180) senior a whole is He lot depending termen returning including a on Brent Peterson (190) junlone three or four big sophomores verv fine backfield none Jim Hansen (160) junior who looked have good during The Beavers finished second Glen Clark (165) week this ior none past practice PCC race the last year and none Frank Williams jin soph “We can field one fairly good Coach Tommy Prothro has 19 let- none John Over-- I If any of our key men get (155) senior termen returning However he is team we one: dike Ivan Lew-- j senior (165) will be in rough shape” worried about the center spot and! hurt is (160) junior none Val Rohde his Coach said backfield Jones the schedule which sends the (155) soph none club on the road for the first four! will have better speed this season TACKLES — Boyd Bell (200) games including stops at Mis-- j and the kicking is satisfactory one Frank Holliday (180) We senior have this receivers better souri Southern California and Osmond Hailing season and than last the passing junior none one Iowa Dari Smith senior AITS) be should better Washington State under Coach none looks set (200) His backfield with soph Jim Sutherland has a lot of work GUARDS — Ray Butcher (145) cu out for it The Cougars have! LI ovd Phipps Doug Taylor Dean Ron Bergera Phipps senior one Jack Ulabcrri (140) i lettermen And Black ard to only 12 returning be one of the best senior one John Marriott (135) out turned onL' one of these was a regular) Blain Worthen last year Idaho has 16 lettermen j backs in the region during the junior none none 1855 season (160) soph Wally Petercoming back but wasn’t much of latter part of the none son John (160) soph Jones said he will alternate a winner last year none Stokes Jack Among the independents Col-- j Jim Card at end 2nd tailback Swekowa(150) sbph Har- one senior a Card rest (175) played giving Phipps Iege of Paclflc mav be the power-- ! in the backfield post last year so rv Swekowa (135) soph none house with a knows what that job is all about John Slater (165) soph none back Dick Bass rs aftraoJ The Scots also have such line- Larry Marriott (145) soph none Jack’ tion Coach (Moose) My ers CENTERS— Jack Finder (170) men back as Boyd Bell and Oswelcomed 47 men for practice mond Hailing at tackles and Ray junior none Larry Anderson San Jose State had 50 Butcher Jack Ulaberri and Jack (180) senior none Larry Skikis dates out with 15 lettermen — (140) soph none Ron Metzler — Swekowa at guards on (1T5) soph none Sophomores being counted to pick up part of the slack are: TIALFBACKS — Dean Black John Slater at guard Glen Clark (175) senior one Ronnie Berat end 'Wally Peterson at guard gera (145) senior one Don Ellis and Dari Smith at tackle Smith (150) soph none Ray Frongner (150) junior none Gale Allen is a none Rick Hart Missing from last ear’s Ben (140) soph none Iturk Garner Lomond team are Brent Heaps (140) soph none Robert Hart Dennis Peterson (170) junior Garth Rohde Art Easley Randy Rothy Dick (145) junior none Ed Gickling DETROIT (AP) — The Miller Ron Call Bob Swekowa (150) junior none FULLBACKS — Doug Taylor a golfers say score of 280 will George Xanos Bob Nelson and win the 6th Motor City Open (175) senior one Lauran Bees-le- y Albert Heitz Going into today’s 3rd round The Scots open the season next (175) senior none John Al- there was a berts tie for the Friday against Olympus High (165) junior none Berlead Deadlocked at 140 were School here in Ogden The final nard Greenwood (160) soph Dow Finsterwald Bedford game on Sept 14 will none Pharol Beesley (150) soph! Heights' Ohio Walter Burkemo be against Tooele also here in none TAILBACKS — Lloyd Phipps ‘Franklin Mich Gardner Dickin-Rick- Ogden ' Jr Panama City7 Fla and Ben Lomond’s 1956 league (170) senior one Gary Deamer ' none Gary HartBob Rosburg San Francisco (135) soph schedule man Box Finstenuld and Dickinson (140) soph none Roland Sept 21 Ben Lomond at the Ben Western Golf and Elder Sept 28 Bountiful at equalled Trappett (160) junior none Club course record with Country 67s yesterday7 Marty FurgoLemont 111 Bo Winingerx Odessa Tex and Jack Fleck Davenport Iowa were one stroke behind the By THE ASSOCIATED TRESS highly-publicize- the section There seems to be a general feeling that- the accent this vear will be cn power — ard for sheer power precision and perfection apparently no team is going to touch the Oklahoma Soorers this: ! six-tim- e (Hopalong) Cacsady cning Michigan ard darhhorse Illinois In the east Army appears the boss among the independents with a stiff challenge from Pitt Syracu-- e Hriv Cross Colgate and Penn State The Ivy League real- - homa should go all the Xaticnally it stacks TaX fiha" a dog fight Michigan State with 25 lettermen headed by Clarence d -- 1 1 Cor- Down in Dixie the p3 erhou'es lock like Georgia lech m the Southeastern Conference West Virginia in the Southern Conference Marxian J in the Atlantic Coast Conference and Miami a more the independents The Pmmbkn V reck cf Georgia Tech v ill find rs top opposition in Vanderbilt and AuMsisippi burn Mar-lanhas enough holdovers to win the Atlantic Coast but North C Tatum will bear uakhirg TCU HOLDS IDGE Tho Southwest Corfereng? a? urual u a locp in which anv thing can happen Texas Christian led by redoubtable Jim Sxmk looks to have an edge wlh a distinct threat from the Texas Agges Bavlor and Arkansas The Pacific Coast Conference has been shaken up fav its gen-Pea- j Show Roal WITH AL WARDEN nell 'their greatest tcamwth 27 lct-- j ternen back to protect their nark of JO c'rr o m a row Orcc past Notre Dame in the fifth game of tin eaon Okla- Vjl figures to outlast turning gold surrey still has the silken fnrge on top so th° grahron cx-- ! ports are predicting today Oklahoma vdl continue is amazing run and pick up another national gndiron champion fhip this fall t The Soonors nay well have : s ! BATTLE CREEK Mich (UP) en Hogan Sammy Snead and will play as a team for only the third time in their careers Monday when they meet Chick Har-ber- t and home pro Ron Laparl in best ball match for benefit of the Olympic Fund at the Battle Creek Country Club course 18-hol- e MIHVTERS Lay Away Your Rifle and Scope Novvv m Used 240 300830-332 Special Browning Shotguns New and Used 0 Smoke y Says CARELESSNESS IS COSTLY Hi SAY AmesO-t- TU AT o I IN TOWN SALE ON ALL HAND LOADING ramra SUPPLIES j j MUSI SELL 2 DUCK AND FISHING BOATS On 1 Strong cf ligHfwaighf twir MU fbrglo portabl not brokn TATtOR AVi On oir in feoiHor-wtig- motor WtH PHONE tetrtft &J ht SPBDIT §M©P 3059 Harrison Bhd Fh OIL COMPANY Thank jjocdnes trees are newable crop I & re 2296 Grant v— Fh 3-C-429 : j |