Show SATURDAY EVENING APRIL 20 If- HENRY McLEMORE'S - Today's Sport Parade ' Wottoit B©selb©lllle6 s — V Nation's Stars Threaten World's Records — - ( lu As Bees Sftinej L"cjdifii ' l i t! v IS' 'I ? Coach Amett's Webor Machine Attacks Tigers Early To Pile Up Advart age Wayne Graser Brilliant v On Mound for Box Elder Team it ' V at bat This lac k of NEW YORK April 20 (UP) -t- ingtbn was punch on the part of his boys Into each life some rain must fall didn't narticularly fret Griffith for but isn't Clark Griffith getting he is accustomed to watching his more than his share? go weeks without so much as HOLIER There he sat at the ' Yankee ateam on balls Besides he felt that base stadium yesterday no longer young the Senators bottle up the no longer hopeful perhaps with Yankees with would an impenetrable dethe gray of the years showing in FOR his hair and the gray Of the April fense Hurt to Ttll rains drawing beads on his huddled man who likes to draw the As a shoulders veil of kindness It hurts me to tell Yanks Decline? He had come there high in the you what started happening then Bronx to watch the World Cham- Before the Yankees were retired enjoyed times pion Yankees disintegrate before seven of them had were across runs four bat and at the irresistible attack of his mighty in this blow The IS the TO a BaCK was There major Senators plate Washington Johnny Allen a home was Yankee In his rally typical on a his face smile gleam i T? rUeTTOIT ki man with a Gordon Joe run Warby when such Washington YVnip ligersi eyes to a The on base Washingtons un Wasdell as riors (address Mackmen In Split of kick this that place known) Pofahl (try route 17) man swore BlcKiworth (unknown here) and Gordon's was wide and they called Chase (R F D 7 ring J) took to nnftnihfl referea to uphold their GORDON'S in wmwiw mj " - EXAMINER n2 nn° Til n V - STANDARD THE OGDEN 1940 i-- - YANKS WINS OVER SENATORS -- - 3- O - 1 ! 5 ' AIERICAX LEAGUE ' Standing of the Team W I wasSremlndfuI of "the beef of another W&shingtonlan during the past footbaljJ season It will-bremembered thit George Marshall that playbovfugitlve from a clothes wringer anbut tore his Wednesday's wasnapart in protesting the field goal that gave the New York Giants a National' Professional league football championship in a game against his Washington Red It belief the field men w uicnu yiwwu 3 bas-ketb667 nis Doasttnat tne xanKeeswere 2 1 500 over-rate- d "21 and could be taken by Philadelphia St IiOUlS was smart alert full team a that "333 1 Detroit blessed with a will C000 and hustle O of Chicago ' ' ooo to die with its spikes on 0 i Washington Hadn't they proved to Griffith In Box Elder played its initial Friday's Results 1 their s? :A V first two games of the young tne 'j § ff IN Jivw York 5 WaahinKton 33 league contest and downed J season Boston' that they weren't quitters? Philadelphia 4 15 to Logan Grizzlies near-statCleveland 4 Detroit 0 Yes indeed Through two full skins: e chamrain Chicago at St Louis postponed Ogden high I The umpire listened aspatiently Boston games to they had batagainst out pion of last year went with as hadn't he could be expected to and then that the tled fact and a they 20 YORK April (AP) NEW the Weber field Friday run declared to in a score the homerun arfalr hit A been able & 3 vv: losing t t ii" -veteran lineup that should have machinelike Yankees opened both games-havlriie ' At driven not the Washington man this them point I with struck the home team down season drew on John home Harris honor" American of from field the their league ager Bucky the fear but the Weberites met runs 3 5 mechanical to choice a took Steinbeck few in As their a for the Titans places wtyh phrases Friday with a barrage of five Sen- - the field Griffith who Is known before being chased from the game over the Washington triumph CTlgers first two innings that pracGriffith ators that lacked most of the gloss to his intimates as the "Old Fox" We had our glasses n-storm was as ceremonies sometimes tically decided the Issue this he Old" and of and the simply during day's "The Coach Gib Moeslnger boys ralCom- - as "The unconcerned as a guilty defendant felt started have must Before the game pleased lied gallantly late in the game Larry French Shuts Out i 41 to in oniWlAtn missioner K M Landis presented that half a dofeen times in the past awaiting the jury's arrival been As far as the final result was after most of the damage hadlosers Track and field record9 will totter when these LU3HNARIES ut the Yanks with' emblems of their two years lie uavi 4 luncaii 1940 the sixth the who In Stanford done Machine already consecutive chamthe concerned this first inning ended Yankees Now Cardinal world o7 ot f£t tourth Left ls Clyde Jeffrey sprinter collapse of right outdoor - r scrapped their way up to 4 to 5 V 7 IT campaign on Jack Torrance WOna recora tiia hm ahntnnttir own the was Dionshlo in don't want to ask too William he I President their game League backyard Six Spaced Hits M a score that apparently incensed to much match fulfillment of in a the but I about dedicated Harridsre plaque hope It ended Mr In 7 the Warriors who came back Griffith's Colonel Ja- - his forecast to late the centerfield yapping concerning the score f last of the same inning to was the downfall The down Fiorella rain the Yankees of and Let's cob Mayor Ruppert NATIONAL IEAGCE 1 four times And that was the &f the Trains tossed out the first ball and'the winds were cold and sharp change the motto from "Break up LaGuardia Pet W L ball game The Tigers pushed The weather was cold damp and but brother Griffith paid no mind the Yankees" to "Break up Mr GEHRIG 0 lOOO 2 I over two in the last frame but nmnitf so a crowd of only 15299 Then as is customary in well run Griffith" dark 1000 V short of a tie Dmilillffl o ball games there came a first in- 1 1000 they were still four Personally I wo'uldn't even have showed up Philadelphia l 0 1000 Combe started on the hill for- Pittsbursll to hear Caruso sing every day liked took-alcontest The nrst the of half it aidn't The champs ning 2 333 Weber Dean Baird was the Og-- Chicago f in the week amount to runs because Wash four with the of out anything game 1 000 u Boston FOR dexrmoundman The former gave Nw which 000 2 the first in inning during York £ O to Brown when Ogden made St Umis 000 -- u2 uoruua xiit iuuiKiuu kl ATmkl A I DAniC joe The late-gam- e drive winning ALABAMA FAILS t ivaii one on' Alter homer with foot Cway uiVAb i Results H Friday's struck out eight Tigers ON to 1 C that they settled down D playl Brooklrn 12 New York 0 TO SMOOTH OUT w aP I r aP T f f w CJ ID J1 iD while Balrd retired four on strikes out their string were losers the tain fact that at postponsd: "The Boston Philadelphia Gordon's swat was a drive into deWINTER SPORTS COACH TROUBLE guilty of some loose play can't of coldCincinnati ' at Pittsburgh I postpontd lower left field grandstand that the fine performance tract from the DD A rrtw'a In Manager fcBucky Harris andmost -J TIWP uau r-- vi vvnen the winners ub vur htw Performof f th Washington players thought! VVAOXXAiiV'AV tu- r- mcreu 20 (AP)— BROOKLYN April Crop cou-Pierson Green and Manning con1 m ana wnaa vanaerDiit completed winter sports Harris conunuea nisiea interest New York rUll Ot lalK lwas a f0uT The venomous Dodgers slaughtered nected for homers Outlook Makes of the pled with the 'suggestion by Presi- - their coaching staffs It was con- Jmiddle from the ers protests In Box Elder showed a power re- the New York Giants 12 to 0 I About Bouts nrst mning ngnc into me swuuu J h vwoeviu w i that every couis ln the Good defeating Logan The BeesGras- Friday to give a whooping booing was banished from the park Travel America Year" encourag- - and from ceived brilliant hurling ted Americans to Visit national wMeiern conierence was set by Umpire Joe Rue - crowd of 24741 Flatbush fans an er and backed this up with a flfthe next football season for AerxorK BRIETZ in numbers Washington EDDIE greater parks during By hit opening day thrill of practically I By JERRY BRONDFEELD teen-h- it attack The second In— 1940 ever before than However i 20— Ta AP Alabama very quietly o a rn 4 YORK February NEW April and tape of Grase came in the seventh h- pennant proportions Get out your stop-watThe 4 2 0 1 service national t — if 3b 0 v 1 Rolfs 5 1 Lewis reports rf park to Lou Gehrig The Yanks asked 0 M I " 1 allowed nine hits In measure We've been shelled out of Wasdell lb 5 1 5 0 Selkirk rt vnl- - I ning vifiirnrss that — Jjlsrptx Casey — rhi Hugh tj vvaae re- U 4 ov3 Q 0 vvayace Keller 3 It 7 7 bench anaKeup Walker in sjnee on 13 The scores: yesterday's git jhe ttl"°"i a' signed there In 1930 and Frank Travis 3D 3 2 0 0 Dickey e 4 13 a steering Brooklyn to its second the Olympic games but a great vr" w uver " off Lou 1 but f begged 0 3 tu Thomas became head football opener BldwrUi2b field them arrh' per ?fL' and abrh 14 but track shutout atraizht of performers kept crop Vw--o 3b 3 2 1 9h a o 0 Musulsi Pofahl as 3 0 1 S Sa£ his Bob Feller ter water ruary posted iaKe to mighty make In coaCh The situation has not heen afj Day 1 I things seldom was are ready well scattered and Ferrell C 4 110 0! 2 0 0O Olson rf 3 3 grenib z 06 Smith 2b as front o 1 recalled home 4 Z X on the Gomes 9 i n Pmecr 3b Peoria " a p chase paper p settled yet Interesting 1002 dancer nf beinsr scored upon ij W Jensen in tne secona season gets unoer way tnat fimrtfn- - a AthiMif nirortrn rA tW rrtnrVi Hinaswrhp 2001 sundra p 1 o o 2 tourist increase head) outdoor ASornonlb 22 O1 Ql the steamrolW H The Dodgers simply west Jensen oooo 127 over OGDENITE 1940 cent of FORMER month of to Larry expect ff on what per them tip-othe once fron 0 tm riiai The Bob SfUlT— -- Vk 7 ft l A Hobson night spent Cf 2 2 1 lered their arch I entmies from ram arlv this year when Connie French who tossed em up in the of Outfielder 3 the 81 g 27 release 34 " 10 With 7 24 Wlaht oeen granted a leave or Totals 34 0 0 Has 11 Totals lb 2 years EMsrshallef tnwn scorin? one run in 15 feet tftah-Idah- o for Ogden Frank Silvanic jto Binghamtbh the wm n 4 ft V Horomoto e 4 o i vaulted x — Batted ror itomngsworin m mnu 01 Tr absence an league rewru act pole Until Deo 1 Warmerdam supposedly sixth 2 2 each of the fourth" fifth and a K7vva I JTLBLlIllCr VV &5tIllJXJt LUIli 111 WliCll D Clark P 1 OO C Cwwr p mile relay team shut the St Louis baseballers out Newark Bears 'are down to their Stanford or the and O O nis noaitn he 1 until and seventh in OZundel the regains three lb 2 3b 1 CUrlc game IM persons enjoyed recreational When 'this announcement O O O innings the tape in 3:105 both new Friday with last Greek— Alex KampOuris was broke 2 1 2 Parsons rf of fireworks a display grand giving Githe Errors — Blood worth Pofahl I lacillties during me imonui series the marks world Pederson It i O © Moimsren to was Dodger Summary: Thomas made in During wnen m apruns tne jJanuary six mey Gordon 21 eignm batted 7676 more Goudy t Boulder A dam ants stuffed the ears of Rucker 2EerrellRuns noiieee ranks are weu - siocKea Alabama — Walker I Three-basathletic director pointed hit 2 Travis batted around and tne uiants leu tirUh" afv rnW -w wrecKers vn record Witek and other innocent rookies IlAm nnTAnn Stolen hfm— Pofahl I "'S'"" owuvcv had just finished its worst football " "— nntential i to pieces 11 13 Jtf In 34 — some the ana Totals them Gomes 3 to 2 3 4 cotton Drake on Chase and Aieaa Off balls 25 April Penn with Bases Relays i The spare Brookivn Totals aunng eDruary w YorK stiira the new era bcan in flfton struck out— 0f tu bass taken' from the lake HoiHngsworth 2 Sundra 2 AB H O A the Biz Ten and Facincthe Brooklyn wolves of ABHOA I suits o o " liomezvnase 1 24" "C ! nuimiswuiui i By Rucker cf 4 0 1 0 Gilbert Cl 4 13 Webf conference meets May the month weighed at t""— and Hits-- off Tech Tulane Chase a m i 3 innings Hoi- - during and Georgia ss 3 0 0 2 Coscrart2b 5 2 T 5 Coast abhoa abhoa! as Jurges msmm inrBKi — vhijti t n Gomes 4 In S csuw vtMivwB" 4 In B 3 days Melancholy o Carnahanlf 4 2 1 2 Demarea If 4 O O O Voamik IX 4 0 1 O 25 the f National Collegiate carni —"— RAGE uiiM lingsworth 3 3 4 e not This did Tide tied Bvrww Manning Kentucky ' ana tne xsauonaj 2 3 110 val June 'Willing pitcher — Gomez Service 4 1 O 0 Phalrts e Pierson lb 3 2 11 ott rf We're sick and tired of this re Sundra 3 In 4 Chase Irlo Cramer 2b 4 1 1 0! wiill in ftithpr O O O 3 e 1 0 e O O 2 0 Losing pitcher— Uancuso A DannlRC e 4 3 0 A II meet a weeK later wm MHncoJclf 3 2 1 Hepworth frain: The production of a motion pic- ww Aiavnma imti riam nrownlb-- p 4 11 OfDalton rt 3 111 Toung lb 3 2 8 1 Lavs k to 3b 4 31 2 be the more important scenes of of because rain' "Game at Death Valley Monument in orIng postponed tare 2 1 CamllU lb 4 17 4 4 2 be Wltek I 2b refurn Hank :vans 3b 3 u X BALL CrispfjJ SHUTOUT 1 t "i" TKMfh1 an a 1 5 1 Cullenbnsrf 3 12 0 operation S M V -- aiiiornia UUIIHIUUW cmrmg — re- J not reuxuiujr does he 20 fore If Xjohnstnlb (AP) CLEVELAND September 0 0 April of the Smaller 3b 2 0 u m Will Schmchr p 1 O O 6 Durocherss 3 2 3 4 tne President VHneokas 3 0 1 II Harridge s spnnia Outstanding vu 2 0 11 xJ Moors 10 0 0 Casey p Thbmas will need an experl- W 10 0 1 Qyde Jeffrey the stanrora ef 3 11 O'Ottis as American league has nixed publi Johnny Allen and Jeff Heath 3 O O 1 Melton p 0 0 0 0 w I gadley p 2 12 O Baird p " "1 enced line coacn the comeback trail Friday JT'" liryant who a short while ago cation of a magazine piece by Mrs- sprinted cf 2 1 O O added The 0 0 0 OWootse service a agp Lucas U year e hand-tha coacn for four yeara kas KING aevelandIndiaris BILL to By umxuard 0 0 as on of the lNtsaka wife 10 M'Gowan Totals 32 9 24 11 Totals 33 12 2T 15 equaled the world mark of 94 for n hnM fh iierrrkir Ul&I an Oil per cem uiurease become first assistant on the hew BOSTON April 20 — (AP) —His Madge Batted for Schumacher In seventh the 100 and who is tne is 2110 x— (Green 3b a fifth entitled "So you Mate my w pire nroumew ue to sandlund3b 0 0 0 0 Riam hv ' fnnlncs: travel tortuous This leaves at! Vanderbilt the ?T!Bv1nnri?" at and "last" try - - - - And sneakine Tigers stff Red 000 000 000— O defending IHickmanis 0 0 0 0 New York I I i tne Cleveland monui L maraDetroit A -A— Patriot's aunng dav veteran sole Rntfnn as Drew — u the — t ww Tsi rn ill rps xiii DLCwaLi 10 uvutA I i ot w 111 36x— 12 is nxeiy I His closest I were notea in oiner only fti-- no ai frt ab increases i l? vilk w- - 4m t an a mm TV Dan to come from competition is mentor he irrmrB—tavaeetto line and 29768 Brooklyn Totals vxxu YJnfinnAl 29 9 10 1 chores Penn these Ewell strictly 1 4 Totals i Barney "1 hW McCoskycf 3 1 4 0 Boudreauss ieague thtt mnnth-nart- icu 1i fl! fl Runa batted to — Lavagetto 4 GU- Verdune d Bcora by innings: of 1X7h!v Coe ning end coach Gerard rt year-olon hand who cast jig a Campw e Neexo with State possl right sophomore days 000 013 2— bert cuiienbine coecaran saancuso I Gehrns:r2b High 4 1 2 1 chanmn'rf 411 o larly In the Rocky Mountain na- Ogdsa s 320 004 X— 10o Camllli Ray Dafis former line coach at hits — Whitehead Phelps blyis the fastest man away from Wsbsr High Trosky lb 2 o 13 o tional park in Colorado the Grand Howard Pler-ao— Schumacher 1 runs— BirrlflrM and head coach at L P I Home Manning Tavatts in the his marks country Sumraaryt Three-bas- a hits— Brown Car Casey 3 6 5 Canyon national park ln Arizona Double piays— coscaran French-Canadia- n Green SXr o J Hiaeins vendor in spring to o news has was drafted Feller's 3 In Bob 3b 3b3 wild with bv l a l dozen flirt A half pitch Struck hit— Woolsey and Camllli: Durochsr Coscarart - Hemsley c 3 0 4 0 and at tne r on ivxariqii jnonuijieui training He came help nahan Two-bass o neari-oreaKito arn er ms mm -- Off Caaev 4 nnest 440 at the complete the nn made nundreos halla— boasts Baird up which 2 the ui BrowU S try fmini Combs brought nHi 2 2 12 oat—By Mack 2b and the City of St Augustine both work on a master's degree Newton hills and he often was 0f telegrams but he got his big-- £f°°T' c n Bases 00 balls—Off Combe 3 Brown 1 1 off Schumacher 2 off MeltonvS Struck field of alL Allen !p 3104 In Florida ny out— By Casey l by ecnumacner Balnt 2 Another change was made when eest kick out of the one from two Hutchtnsnp l o o i Warren Breldenbach Michigan's Close duc never a winner tilth Off Kchumacher S In Western vrirn was or sons conference vveisman in Stuart one of the smartest small SJ2?LPack But this year Which he said outdoor innlnas: eff Melton 6 In 2 Innings Hit 12 7 Lrty 30 3 24 9 Totals 28 27 Totals in tourist patronage apparent-- and youngest trainers in the con Half of the bleach- Losing champion: Roy Cochran Indiana's to be his last in the Boston com- - dian trainer by pitcher— By Casey (Judges) Score by innings: storms cut ference' pitcher— Schumacher 000 000 000— 0A I Severe blizzards and Indoor ruler who set a new worm petition was another story Cote I erites at Cincinnati opening day iff1? resigned at Alabama efH&' nnn tVia Yellowstone An at fiftonHnnrft ma — — I r win to 483 be uieveiana T T moment women the past Indoor mark of were fective June 1 Coach Thomas who expects at any fTROYVTJ SinVERS Summary: Errors none Two-ba-Kuna nauea tional park In Wyoming during tne hired Bill Rainey from a Birmingter Jim Herbert N Y U's great called for service in the'Royal air ait— In— Heath 3 Chapman vAiAWV the fienrea recorded CHICAGO April 20 (AP)The Negro ace: Shaw of Stan forcce had a system this year— a One minute Interview: sacrnice Home run — Heaui ham high school to become trainer Charley Chapman ODened home Chicasrn Cubs their of South svstem which broueht him to the Howard Moe Berg: "I'm glad tne — Weatherly 'Double play — Barjteua ana in other years and ford Prof Upton and ultimately head track coach oil season Friday with a 5 to 0 shuU ern Cal are the brighter lights York Bases on baiis— orr rippen half-mil- e was a good ball game be- - "Allen ahead line The Crimsons were not too im a opener finish nearlv — 4 out by Pippen 3 Struck By out victory over tne St ixuis carA couple of sophomores— Camp nf hs nearest rival in the record cause if it hadn't been a lot of Hutchinson 2 by Allen 2 Hits—Off pressive In their spring work The dinals before a shivering crowd of bell Kane of Indiana and Ed Bur- - t 28 II £nponle would have blamed it on II PiDoen 6 in 16 lnnlnes of f Hutchinson tniniitM 98 III lis- still far short of Us team w LAWRENCE Kas April 20 — 9029 in ' tunc miA illicit xnnn vhu uuuis Ttnr weather m- UI 'ft Kc 1 H — m s ' IX aa most are II rowes the Princeton of athas strength during the title and Romj Time 2 :05 (AP) — Sentiment as much pitcher— Pippen Tirrv Frpnrh tnssiH airtieht ball promising half - mile prospects miles SS5 vrH Jll I crowd Bowl the years letlc curiosity brought all the way giving up but six hits turned up In years Both should the Cote fin efforts four In BILL previous TWIN SPLIT to the eighteenth annual univer Rookie Bob Sturgeon O SET-Tdespite hit close to 1:50 With Long John ished and Smiths and Joneses in the Yankee After BOSTON April 20 (AP)— relays today eighth twice 22nd once was two errors at shortstop was the Woodruff graduated from sity of Kansas decade a Seattle Is trying to chain ' season Pitt once all because he Glenn Cun 7iiH 'unnrlf home seventh their For almost a a rioubla and new by collegiate champion will be unable to nurse his strength over cook up a fight between Al Hos-ta- k- launching 6 a vic dethroned kine of the two singles off Morton Cooper and crowned behind from for nj coming exand Young Corbett the i over the Athletics Friday the hills of Newton world's milers has been a featur- His successor Jack uusseu Weber county 'high school golf: Call Lou of Southern Suppose tory Zamperini trwa UUV But the ed cerfonner Today he makes his Manacr flnhfiv TTartnett turned fornla and Sophomore 'Leslie Mac ers came off victorious In Ltwo riteTund himself K Ridge country race 1 a Before the those for 'state high game by the farewell for chores the appearance day t Harrlshurj catching p£ hag t s the afternoon end of their twin matches this week infrom" of N Y U are: ready to a Cumberland R ln wrrw spot him develoD from a over to Al Todd and remained out Mitchell training Ogden school winning 4:08 " mile play' up a " '" bUl "u and for two weeks he worKea I Wiom scarred hi eh school athlete of sight until the eighth Inning tack 10 to course Monte oh El the Michi of six-mi- le Ralph Schwartzkopf ' high I Boston Whlcn I ZZ " Stretch nitadehhls hat an — to school avi his to Kas out he when went Granite from xsaers xwo oaa xne ' high high Douncea into speak at Elkhart ' ABHOA 8 Tuesday and gan and Dixie Garner of Wash SALT LAKE! CITY April 20— a i o Thursday on Nibley park course town yesterday talking a power- - McCoy 2bA3Bo S Olympic hero and tne wona s mind to 'Umpire Zizzy Sears on a lngton state are the best of the includes that o s o o ocramer 2 cf 3 Moses Mize Cato a ball on two-mi(AP)— Eight events—all of them called i as usual Dolf le Batter Johnny ful nearest approach perpetual contenders both anything college Hf 3 o 2 o 10 to 5 oiwimam if traInin ' Ad mS — drew teams from mora races oi and llays French milli the machine for the first Sth ri?d protest began Dodgers motion running The scores: capable of 8:03 or better I I 2 I o SSia 30 aT1d sings first bass in the team's Utah high schools here to- Ithan 7urmineham has announced he Hartnett picked it up finally be Wolcott mercurial blond to the Fred i Ogden Tuesday— Shannon 2 5 6 4 arsru 2b 1 1 romtner Doerr c cn 3 In 5 his attihhnrn Brucker for the sixth annual state in- Riee CIUD' ef Rice Institute Is off by himself will retire this summer and only a 4 0 0 1 Downs Weber 2 Leavitt Ogden day 1 3Tabor 3b established had Rubellna3b time his That to the ment him Sears sent terscholastlc that make on should In the hurdles relay carnival at the a few dates are left his program showers Llllard ss 2 12 2 DeSautelse 1 o e 1 3: Utsmani Weber o: wooraa ugs new recora was as muca star of Utah stadium slam in 2 guest subside Today's S troubles Hess University Caster p sFlnney straight grand unless European den 0 Geertsen Weber to mm as anyone 1 Peacock enlivened the 0 Pennir Martin Reese p Paul pro Pioneer was scheduled for Jack prise St 10 National Hurley the in 1 Roy the Colleglates to Competition Weber Olympics permit oac- Wilson P: 2 0 o o Ogden 2 ©berhansley enough 'Record! ne exciaimea when Cochran of Indiana should press of feaDer: The Add inning in second the Scrars class schools with preM B A both and ceedings we-hv 0 Finland p t Hevlng Zedric Ogden 2110 ! 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Ooh 1 1 know I make Togerson ' re Bleu ree-yeconand field he exclusive service left in ran from Farmer lows in Marsh of les-- than 500 him schools those B the a: Newman Ogden 2: Peese He has spent two weeks In hard forced out Frtnch at third after time but 8 27 IS was 24 10) Totals 33 6 34 Mike Jacobs good tract Totals extend to Texas Tech of thoughtful enrollment ' figures workrunning first in each Weber 1 training In his final hard s — Batted for DeSautela lit sixth Ooh!- short to be Herman's have fly In sign him the Paychek Johnny Billy muffing highs event' mile half a Gran f Score by Innings out he raced through Thursday's play— Burtoff He fore the Louis massacre" French ot the bag by At Blozls Mercy 020 002 002—6 The carnival opens at two p m Philadelphia 2 in 2:03 and coasted to the finish arxmtbeat Downs Weber l Emery ite owu zeet u— Anson tnree Boston Princeton of and Perlna with jthe interscholastic relay a" 4:147 I Geertsen Weber l at I Mtim CMetn Is known around Smith Summary: Errors — Johnson caster Ta Granite 2: Frank IN state Louisiana Brown ef OGDEN Billy race of 220- medley the Rideout Wecomposed Runs in catted ABHOA should lead the Deautels Cronin ) Blaine and Wayne ABHOA 1: Utsman the Montana TJ campus as the bor —Seibert 3 Caster 2 Rubeiing Cramer I Potter Granite 4 2 0 4 pack with one- 3b 4 12 2iHsek 3b and yard TiW twins from North Texas Brwn M n' e viounLast season hard luck gridder Mtu hits I 0 0 O 0 Herman 2b 4 0 2 2 broad-jumxxEdds " Archie Roman! San and O 3 Home run Teachers 3 0 1 Weber Cummings he was iniured oftener than any —Johnson' DiMaggio Cramer hansley Don Boydston of Oklahoma A Orengo 3b 0 0 0 0 Galan cf o&viiiiub i Qfanitg 0 Biouen db— wir 3 I Weber from nearby Emporia will furnish 8Martn2b 4 ft121 4rti Lelber rf 33 0l 0a i0 & M takes on The the man In other Togerson squad the the spotlight Rianht nlVndnlf that opposition Weber over Is for the next season but The match high-jump high CoOS CreWS RdCG to roxx 2 Doerr to Cronin to with jinxlpoirr grid Mise lb 0IORuaseIlb 3 112 0 4 potentialities A I foxx 3 1 S 0 The best athletes 4S of the na- JMartinlf Bases on balls — Off caster 3 is with Cyprus at Ogden otner him 4 13 OTodd e Tne still in no There's pursues the in one sight 4 4 1 IkTnAM 4 1 3 7 Wilson off SS n 2 ResSs off Heytng off universities and ft i!f)tnrtnn was bitten by the bear Struck out — Caster 3 Wilson 4 Hevlng tion's colleges 4 1 0 3 collegiate' field to approach Warm SALT LAKE CITY April 2- 0Marlon ss 4 2 1 3 French p could produce will assault the rec- - Owen s UsQMVVM In erdam the effort Hits — Off Caster 6 ln 6 Innings off 2 1 c 3 4 pole 0 — (AP) Ogden linkswomen held off Reesa 2 In 2 off Wilson 6 in 51-- 3 ord books in a program of eight Cooper p 2 1 O 1 vault but If Ken Dills of U S C their In the share of honors today 2 In 3 3 Winning pitcher— Hevlng xGutteridge 10 0 0 rid hi a of hell ailment back special events and lixelay races gets Time first Invitational tournament or the l n I Losing pitcher— Caster JRussell p O O 0 1 SEATTLE April 20 — (AP) —A Hevlng C 144-- 6 2:22 cLake to Utah the be 1000 fOG sponsored by oOuDV KlQQS couple of crews which were re Big Al Elozds of Georgetown has year ' r Totals 3192714 Afternoon game: Totals 33 24 13( garded as prime favorites for the shot-pfield to himself CLUB Coun- Boston v— RM4 fA Cnnnrr In seventh f D of White Mrs N Ogden Philadelphia Olympic games honors 'until war practically Is certain to crack Jack ABHOA ABHOA xx — Ran for Brown In eighth —- 9 a vsJ torpedoed their hopes were in Seat- 0 O 4 ninth 57 3 Torrance's 2 RuasaU 3 la feet contest a— Batted for J 10 world mark of DiMaggiorf McCoy 2b or tne greens 0 4 is will host Oi ct 2 1 Monte 4 tie to settle the Pacific coast inter- Cramer El covering Moses' rf play golfers 12 Scort by mnlngi: j- — 0 1 inch 000 000 lf 000 ten-ma- n course Dale FrI here slmmonslf Forest Louis the St ? team from to ? 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Archie Harris' of Indiana and INDIANAPOLIS April 20— (AP) Chicago i IS Sunday collegiate rowing championship to- 021 001 lOx—5 Johnson cf 4 1 1 TeX April 20-- (AP HOUSTON rlub at Countrv E-O Millard Mlse I r White of Tulane hurl the A V Martin I SelMrl T ' Myers general manager of r— ID o 1 9- UjylUfllU M it- uiviaiuu Ii TTtoM Summary: Errors— SBuns i " s I eleven a m according to an an "rVi tlmmort batted te — discus 160 feet which Is below the uii Don nanoreni 4 o 9 1 Doerr 2b c Ruaeeil Sturgeon 2 in no" For the 57th time oarsmen irom Haye 413 the Indianapolis motor speedway Herman Two-bacnance to 0 naa once 31 TiniinrTnenr hv Rrnlii f!f!rinitftr I fh TTnivrsirifm nf Washinrtfin and 3 0 a French Todd 3b im Tabor 4 Bieler Mrs Sturreon Paul ioaay Rubeiing3b 011 Ogden Country top few l said today Mayor Ab Jenkins of the performances of I past Stur0 3 1 3 hits— J Martin Marion Hack a second Llllard ss 3 0 2 3 :n l ' club toured the entire course In bounce Bobby Biggs n1! vne waierv win til nit 1L vaiuornm Salt Lake City holder of 143 auto- geon French Sacrifice — O Russell Dou- years Bablch p 3 10 1 Dickman p 2 0 1 4 siuo proxessioiiai time Mrs Wil while 103 for first place Brown Marion Bob Peoples of Ut S C and trail m the varsity race sFinney 1000 Schneiter stated that the tee will I three-mil- e mobile speed records would drive ble plays— Moore Owen match meet In a semi-finsame club was Hash p 1 0 0 1 1 vB rpcprvod fnr fpsm r1flvr ifrnm I aftur ' thA tavvees and froshmpn - earand Brown Brown and Mlse 8turgeon Boyd Brown of the of Ham They Varney In car the are annual the pace setting —— I Oregon Bases on balls Herman and O Russell 1— tennis' tourna ' it xno jayvtcs 500-mi- le race Decoration day cnortia rri — Off Cooper 4 J Russell 1 French 3 marked for torrid competition In the v cutting champion with a 32 of the River Oaks 32 5 27 19 I eleven until eicven-tnin- y tneir p jm Tota 32 5 27© Totals complete his ment and Mrs White's despite prestige — 230-fomatched Hits 1 French that per 5 the In seventh out Struck miles Dickman J x—Batted the for will will Cooper three frosh two be In used for — javelin go the A closed car n was riven only a Blender 1S Rizss nr Off Cooper 7 in 6 J Russell 2 in 2 class l Score formance by Innings: in time speedway history Hit by pitcher — By J Russell (Lelber) muhwuu m Bases the first Home run —Johnson 300 000 000— 3 hit— Cronin Mrs F R Duncan of El Monte edge over the Klce institute youtn Philadelphia That jcompletes the list of fabaiis-Oana ana Hash — events u 3 tne on Babich Dickman wuu irosn x """vrikins will drive once around the Losing pitcher— Cooper uou xuu varsity The winner meets Bitsy Grant Boston vorites but not a season goes by won the class C low net award struik out— By Babich 6 Dickman California in the junior varsity Lillard Doerr Runs 1 Errors— track ahead of Summary: Atlanta who defeated Elwood batted in—Johnson 2 Simmons uoerr I 2 Hits — Off Dickman 4 in T Hash 1 4 aku without some newcomer hitting the Hth '102-317- 1 ' Population of Ohio increased 400 headlines Ua 33 racers and then pull onto a in 2 iBla? pitcher— Dlckmaa I Cooke Of Portland Ore Friday J Two-ba- a hlt— Fojc Poerr Three-bas- e ffOlfer competed FortX-fO&ide aproa as they get away per cent between 1800 and 1810 The Tigers may have shown the Warriors how to score touchdowns may have humbled the Red and Black at but Friday afternoon Weber high gained a measure of uweet revenge by whipping the OHS baseballers 10 to 6 on trie wener lot Cleveland Boston 4 New York all 0' FLATBUSHERS " A u -- A 2 ' O 1 Pet I "1000 750 'PViaeA wprm WUUii UB I 11 °" I t 7-- tb Til iripn e VUUu 6-- 1 GLORIOUS ROUT d AGAINSTGIANTS un nnFt 1 a-co- uiv In COLLEGE TRACK Rare Form ASKED TO SEE GAMES 1940 ACES r rtnixj YANKBENC DISPLAY CLASS ! 1 ahia uacu Great - ino r' J-- : riu ch ytt "" 54?'"? no-hitt- er "422 two-colu- u-u- well-pitch- °g:flV 10 " ed "-- iu 1 SH TSSt ln-Ke-ller 5-- e LAST TRY WINS sr- 1 : - 27 - 2-- MARATHON 21-2- l 1-- - I & r - — VT FOR CANADIAN — ex-nre- w te TV ss near ? 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