| Show I aSao vs Bums Entertain Pirates for Spider Webb CUncbes Glory For Bengals by Knocking Out Feie Potter in Second t-W- X 7 First Encounter ST PETERSBURG Fla (NEA)— The game with the Cardinals was about to begin at of Tampa Bay BROOKLYN (AP)— Brooklyn’s highly rated Dodgers will open POCATELLO (AP) —Idaho State College won the defense of their National League tional Intercollegiate Boxing championship last night bat- championship Tuesday against Pirates before an tling to three victories in the first six fights of the title the Pittsburghattendance of some day round The Bengals Olympic boxer Ellsworth Spider inaugural 25000 spectators-Webb put on the clincher when he stopped Robert Pete Manager Charlie Dressen fea- somewhat changed Potter of Virginia in the second round of their 156-pouturing Dodger lineup than the one thatcame within one game of deThat gave Idaho State 25 points f eating the New York Yankees jin the World Series last peto-he- r and no other team could catch up has named Cart Erskine (14-6- ) Louisiana State lost its chance his for second place in the final bout righthander to face the Bucs when Heavyweight George PeyFred Haney a veteran pilot in ton dropped a 1 183 v his first year at the helm of the decision to Art Statum Pirates will counter with rightpounds North Carolina A&T nahander Murry Dickson 10 years Wisconsin the defending Erskine’s senior tional champion finished second to Idaho State with 19 points Erskine has found Pittsburgh Louisiana State was third with 16 one of his easiest touches in the North Caro- By UNITED PRESS Michigan State league since he came to the lina A&T and San Jose State each forced the snowstorm A majors in 1949 He has beaten spring had 10 Other team scores: Penn them eight times in 12 decisions several of college postponement State 8 Washington State 5 Caliincluding three triumphs in three fornia South Carolina and Vir- sports events in Colorado and Wy- starts last season Dickson who dropped 21 decisions for the last ginia 4 each Maryland 3 and oming Friday and yesterday California Poly Idaho Minnesota The Wyoming University base- place Bucs last year won two of and Syracuse 1 each ball team travelled to Denver on his 14 games from Brooklyn He W'ebb used vicious has a lifetime record Vir- Thursday only to have its game against the Dodgers Potter to punch battering with Fitzsimmons Army Hospital Each team will have at least ginia’s 1953 football captain-elec- t to the canvas for a nine count at rained out Then the snow forced one rookie in the lineup Junior the start of the second Potter postponement of its scheduled Gilliam the hung on under repeated slugging Skyline Conference games against League’s most valuable player in 1952 will be at second base for from the chunky W’ebb’ fists Webb drove the Virginian across Denver University Friday and Brooklyn having displaced Jackie Robinson The latter will be the ring and Potter tumbled yesterday The scheduled two-dathrough the ropes The referee Skyline stationed at third with Billy Cox circuit’s best defensive third stopped the fight Conference tennis matches be- the baseman last year on the bench Winners' Early tween DU and Wyoming also George Sbuba will be in left Earlier winners for the Ben- was postponed because of snow field in the place of Andy Pafko gals were Vic Kobe who won the Colo Friday the who was sold to the Milwaukee Boulder At title and Paddy Garver Colorado University and Okla- Braves last winter The rest of who shared honors in the homa University tennis teams had the team is the same division The revamped Pirates will fea"play in the C U fieldhouse attack to Kobe used a as ture five newcomers including won match the Oklahoma In the second round to soften it had last month at Norman Second Baseman Danny O'ConMary- Okla Gary Garber nell a returning serviceman The land boxer and went on to win a Colorado-Regi- s other new faces include rookies College But the decision unanimous were snowed out Paul Smith at first base Felipe baseball games The Bengals’ Garver pummeled and Saturday Montemayor in centerfield Frank Gil Inaba of Washington State to Friday forced postpone- Thomas in right field and Dick dust Blowing decision a unanimous also win ment of a baseball game between Cole at' shortstop Garver started slowly but began New Mexico University Probable opening day lineups: and Coloconnecting with his punches in rado A&M at Albuquerque Fri Pittsburgh Brooklyn the second round Gilliam 2b a doubleheader was P Smith lb ' but day leader team Louisiana Stale Reese ss played yesterday New Mexico Castiglione 3b after Friday night’s semi-fincf Snider ten cf 0 Lobo The and won Montemayor round lost its chance at the team iris team whipped the Aggie mat-me- n Kiner If Robinson 3b title when one of its three finalO’Connell 2b Shuba If 0 Friday and 0 Saturday The ists lost Saturday night com- Thomas rf c Mexico New Campanella and the golfers boxers would have had to Coloc Tiger lb rout Garagiola the Hodges defeating by pleted - w in all three of their bouts to win rado Furillo cf A&M 3 Vi to lVi yesterday Cole ss the championship A sweep would Erskine p cold for all Dickson p was weather The have left them with 26 points (14-6- ) and (14Z1) Albuquerque events Bobby the The Tigers’ Probable attendance: 25000 matches tennis of three Friday’s Jackson lost when he suffered were cancelled because dust cut Time of game: 1:30 pm (EST) a cut over his left eye in the to n dow almost nothing visibility finaL The doctor ruled he match between WyA could not continue and the de- oming golf and Denver Universities cision was awarded to Mike Guer- was postponed and The fight for Monday But there was six rero of San Jose State ended after the ’first minute of inches late By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of snow on the New York (N) 9 Cleveland the opening round Jackson had yesterday at Denver ground little and landed some stiff blows to the likelihood that golf would be (A) 7 Cincinnati (N) 7 Detroit (A) 4 body but Guerrero smashed back feasible as soon as Monday at Jackson’s face causing the inAt Laramie Wyo Wyoming juryand Colorado A&M were to have Clary Win staged the season’s first outdoor Calvin Clarx of Louisiana State track meet today But the' snow title to keep storm forced postponement until won the the Tigers in contention He later in the week decision over pounded out a Penn State of Anthony Flore with a first points up piled Clary knockdown round - Flore fought back viciously but could not overcome the point INDIANAPOLIS — Appointlead ment of C E Erickson of InPat Sreenan of the defending dianapolis as assistant director of champion Wisconsin team3-- won timing and scoring for the detitle with a e the 37th annual race at the cision over Emmett Guerney of Motor Speedway on Indianapolis South Carolina It was Gurney’s May 30 was announced today by first defeat of 1953 — Mai Whitfield Wilbur Shaw PROVO (UP) Guerney took an early lead but the The appointment was made on 830 champion appeared lost it when Sreenan retaliated todaygreat acthe recommendation of Clifford to star be to the first with a devastating attack cept a bid to Brigham Young Uni- M Rigsbee Haddonfield N J d Tom Hickey won the 40th annual invitational who served in a similar capacity title for Michigan State when he versity’s before succeeding the late Chesmeet rallied in the final round to take ter Ricker in 1952 as director of in the entrants from Letters decision over Fred Shieman three-ringe- d a circus track for timing and scoring Erickson a of California Both slugged hard field and tennis hopefuls started member of the timing staff for and near the end both fighters pouring in to the BYU athletic many years is office manager of were swinging wildly offices from all parts of the West the International Business MachRay Zale of Wisconsin clinched Meanwhile University officials ine ' Corporation in the Hoosier second' place for the Badgers continued to map plans for the capital when he used clever boxing to de- April 24-2meet cision Adam Kois of Penn State Whitfield who is now in the 2--1 champion- armed services has participated for the in previous invitational meets ship Summaries of the tournament: and holds the meet’s 880 record — Vic Kobe Idaho with a 1:561 mark dec Slate BYU athletic director Eddie Gary Garber land Kimball said other special guests 125 pounds — Mike Guerrero will be picked to perform against San Jose State stopped Bobby the Cougars1 own track and field Doc- talent Officials intend to Jackson Louisiana State get two tor stopped bout after one minute nationally known sprinters to of first because of cut over Jack-son’- s compete against BYU’s Dick e e Fuenning and Bob Bills 132 pounds — Paddy Garver Fuenning’s 211 for the 220 Idaho State dec Gil Inaba Wash- which was registered in Tempe Ariz last week is the third fastington State 147 pounds — Pat Sreenan Wis- est in the nation His 98 in the consin dec Emmett Guerney 100 also ranks him among the South Carolina top 10 in the country 156 pounds — Ellsworth Webb Effort was also being made to Idaho Stgte stopped Robert Pot- bring in a high jumper to pit ter Virginia in the second round against the Cougars’ Ralph BonReferee stopped the light when ham who jumps well over 6’ 3" Potter knocked through the ropes The 40th annual meet as ex165 pounds — Tom Hickey of pected to draw 2000 collegiate Michigan State dec Fred Shie- junior college high school and man California junior high performers from 176 pounds — Ray Zale Wiscon- throughout the intermountais sin dec Adam Kois Penn area - The “big” Yankee pitchers — Reynolds Raschi Lopat and Sain —stood on the curb outside wait- mg for a taxicab to carry them across town to Miller Huggins Field where the World Champions climb in and out of uniform toil in the morning are rubbed and shower The “big” pitchers were through for the day With the veteran shortstop Phil Rizzuto they were leaving the training game to the boys So the Whitey Ford and stringbean Harry Schaeffer gave the Red Birds four hits none after the first two innings and beat them Schaeffer and his sidearm fast i nc 2-- two-hande- Snow Plays Havoc With Sporls Shows v 14-1- 4 d International y 119-poun- d 132-pou- two-fiste- d 5-- 2 left-hande- 3-- 1 Arsenal Pin Champs championship of the Ogden Arsenal Men’s Bowling The American Legion teani won the 1952-5division over first half winners Team members are left to win a with Storage League stirring John Beus A1 Candilora and Bill Gartyt Team right- Johnny Thompson captain Jack Wilson member Grant Chugg was absent when photo was taken 3 sec- Tarzan Hayes one of televirough-houssion's deep-dyeis due to arrive in Ogden today to do battle with George Strickland local favorite at the Berihana arena Monday night vil-lia- ns e d Exhibition Games y Time Director d Named for 500 3-- 0 147-poun- 0 d NEW YORK (AP) — Eddie Arcaro America’s premier stakes jockey doesn’t hang around until the last r?de just to be social That’s what you hear at Jamaica Aqueduct or Belmont whenever Arcaro has a mount in the last race of the day Arcaro has his pick of mounts and frequently hangs up his tack after the day’s feature race When he does stay for the last race the boys reason he’s riding ' a live mount Ernie Quigley To Be Honored 9-- 125-pou- nd Mai Whitfield Mile Auto Race Accepts Bid To BYU Meet 500-mil- 165-poun- 2-- 1 "" 441-- 6 4-- 3 125-pound- er ” 602-- 3 al 139-poun- -- — " of 3-- 0 6-- Weber College Places Fifth Arcaro Doesn't Hang Around In Track Meet TV Villain NAMPA (AP) — Ricks College Rexburg won the Northwest Be It's Sociable: to Just Arrives for Nazarene College invitational track meet yesterday with a score while the defending NNC squad placed Berihana Bout Because He's Got Good Horse ofchampion ond with — — - 11-Inc- h 12-1- Pitching 'Men' Left Spring Training Games io Boys In Yanks Condition Camp By HARRY'GRAYSON Na- 192-pound- er £3 THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 12 1953 By Semi-Pro- s this figuring Surprisingly stands up on numerous occasions On Wednesday April 1 opening day at Jamaica Arcaro won the last race on Benhadar paying $870 On Thursday and Friday he skipped the eighth but on Saturday April 4 he won the last race with Mr Boots ($760) On Monday he was up again on Benhadar in the last race and again won this time as the $430 favorite Eddie took the entire day off Tuesday and on Wednesday left for Keeneland after riding Tahitian King in the Experimental Handicap Won All Three Thus Eddie has stayed for the last race three times in the first seven days of New York’s 1953 racing season and won all three the former Greasy Neale ’ baseball player league major coach football and pro college now divides his time between racing and golf At Jamaica the other day he talked about the late Jim Thorpe “I wasn’t foolish Neale said “I didn’t play against Thorpe I played with him” Greasy referred to the 1917 Canton (Ohio) Bulldogs one of teams of that the top ‘Third place went to College of Idaho with 28 fourth Eastern Oregon College of Education 22 Fifth Weber College of Ogand sixth Boise den Utah 16 Junior College 2 individual perOutstanding former was R C Owens of College of Idaho Summaries: 100: Owens C of I Ricks Ricks Baird Ricks F Johnson NNC 102 220: Hamblin Ricks Owen C of I Gilson NNC Aller NNC 5-- 6 1-- 3 234 440: Hamblin Ricks Gilson NNC Powers NNC Mitchell C of I 54 880: Koerner NNC Briggs Ricks Martin NNC Nicholson Ricks 2:975 Mile: Brown Ricks Briggs Ricks Good ECCE Lowder Ricks Nicholson Ricks 1602 880 relay NNC Powers Aller Johnson Gilson C of I ECCE BJC 3:465 Javelin: Andrews Weber Brett Weber Loosli Weber Dur aU C of I 162 feet 1 inch Shot: West ECCE Crowford C of I Bair Ricks Haun ECCE 43 feet 1 inch Discus: Erickson Ricks Miller NNC Erickson Weber Hunter Ricks 19 feet 5 inches High jump: Owens C of I tie after drawing: Erickson Ricks second Lowder Ricks Profitt ECCE 5 feet‘8 inches Pole vault: Crawford C of I tie: White Hunter Ricks Weber Gramkow BJC Bennett C of I 11 feet WICHITA Kans (AP)— E C Quigley former National League umpire and midwest spirts official will' be honored as sandlot baseball’s friend the National 1 Baseball Congress said today Ray Dumont’ congress presiix dent said Quigley will be presentTarzan Hayes ed a suitable placque at the 19th National Baseball tournaannual George is enjoying a hot streak ment opening in Wichita Aug era at the moment having won three 14 Eric Guerin who won the 1947 recent elimination tournaments to Similar awards previously have Kentucky Derby astride Jet Pilot place him at the top of the heap gone to Connie Mack Joe E and hopes to get the roses again Brown and Dizzy Dean at past this hereabouts year with Native Dancer 'Hi victory over Cal Roberts national tourneys to bring out the best in seems umDumont cited Quigley as earned him the chance against the Grecian Queen the B F Whitaktalented Tarzan ' v pire in chief at the first of the er d filly national tournaments in In two years Strickland has won She has run six times since Total Wichita was to sent 1935 both two 46 matches and lost only Quigley and won four Highest last September year times including her first 1953 The highest tqfal of goals ever by narrow margins and both' to by the National League thatoff to event “to the said he Hockey get the world’s light heavyweight start at Jamaica Guerin has scored iq an American was 14 start a Joe game efproper Iplayoff Gypsy League champion been up on her four winning since semi-ma40th Cleveland Monthe marks “This defeated on event year Buffalo The but not on her two losing when in the forts 12-- 2 in 1944 ' day night’s Berihana card will Quigley started umpiring starts National League We feel it is pit Irish Paddy Mack of Tampa against Lionel! Baillargion of only appropriate to honor him Montreal Canada Baillargion is this season” Quigley was nationally known the qjdest of six French-Canadia-n 2344 Washington Bfvd a sports officiaL A man whose as in brothers currently wrestling do can’t that” ringing “you this country San Francisco marked fouls in hundreds of conGino Nicolai is matched in what may explode tests he served as director of athinto a rough one against Swede letics at the University of Kansas after retiring from officiating Olsen of Wisconsin Bell time will be 8:30 pm ’ 'r X pro-footba- ll A1 : ball isn’t expected to be around 'jjhen the real shooting begins The New York Americans are that jn accomplished pitchers Casey Stengel Twill carry 11 — Reynolds Raschi Lopat Ford Sain Gorman BUI MiUer Scarborough Kuzaval McDonald and BlackwelL Kansas City wUl be ” pleased to have what’s left Raschi and Lopat Reynolds have been the Bombers’ Big Three for five campaigns the last ones Eddie four Ford only has to pick up where he left off to enter the Army in the fall of 1950 to make it a Big - Four Johnny Sain has been the slick est pitcher in the Citrus Circuit this spring At 34 and with an effortless deliver he easily could recapture the touch that made him a 20 or more Igame winner for four seasons with the Braves Big and bespectacled Tom Gorman requires more rest than most but has a natural sinker Miller only has to control a ball that does something The Ashe--vilN C southpaw is as cocky as Ford It was he who when told to look like a Yankee act like a Yankee and dress like a Yankee asked: “Then why don’t you pay me likej a Yankee?” Ray Scarborough isn’t too swift at 35 but the pickle peddler arrived from the Red Sox with a in time to win curve and a let-ufive games and another pennant for the Yankees last September Jim McDonald is back in good graces after blowing tough games and leads last trip Bob Kuzava who dramatically finished the last two World Series is to start and relieve The only pitcher about whom there is some concern is Ewell Blackwell The Octopus tacked on 20 pounds but sUll doesn’t seem swingers strong and r take liberties Eddie Lopat has a conditional contract because of the shoulder injured shotputting a knuckle ball instead of flipping it in an exhibition gamq with the Senators at Orlando Fla last Apr 1 but is dealing jwiith all of his old cunning The knuckler is definitely out of the stocky repertoire which is plenty wide enough without it Reynolds Raschi a sound Lopat and the Ford who won nine straight the pennant and final game of the 1950 World Series r and a Sain with a motion curve that drives right-han- d batters nuts are well backed up With Kuzava in the firehouse they give Manager Stengel the best pitching he has possessed in five years and more of the same It is with this pitching and a club that won the 1952 pennant on the road that Casey Stengel hopes to win an unparalleled fifth consecutive major league championship SUMMER LEAGUE BOWLING le p I left-han- left-hander- three-quarte- ' s’ ’ d 1 three-year-ol- non-pro- Lang field on the shore Ogden's BEAUTIFUL PARAMOUNT BOWL Alway Comfortable Always Friendly -- Dial m McCLAfJAHAfrS Hitting Hurler Without GI& Bob Rush of the Chicago Cubs The Boston Red Sox in the led the National League pitchers only club in the American League in hitting during the 1952 season having no returning servicemen He batted 292 ' Open An Account Tomorrow for Smart Casual Clothes NO MONEY DOWN 5 176-poun- 119-poun- lot A Penny Adds: For Lon Paymsnis d d 3-- V7 0 mifrfrrfr ALL-WOO- Smooth pastel colored rayon gabardines that shed wrinkles SPOKANE (AP) — Archie P Sherar yesterday announced his resignation as director of athletics and head department of physical education at Gonzaga of-th-e University Sherar said he had asked school officials to relieve him of his duties Sept 1 because of pressure of private business He has been on the faculty staff for lour pea rs Utah Comes Out Over Montana Sizes 28 to 42 Only 7 2 Pairs for $15 0 Vv 29?? 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