Show TtfGrabXV evening November is THE OGDEN STANDARD 19401 EXAMINER -- 9 7 P)U 7As s End Ae 3dLi S 7 U U SWENSON LOOKS C L A Records Firsi Win m FOR BIG SEASON IN CASABA 7 ": PLAY it Weber College to Test Ogden Pioneers In v Early Contests V - V -v If i - -- vim' w 1 1 mmm - mil I Twenty - three hoopsters will bid for positions on the 1940 Weber college basketball team Coach Reed Swenson announced today The Wildn cats will open the campaign against the Ogden Pioneers in early December The Weberites were runner-u- p V v" 1 pre-seaso- J vl- s - 1 v - K I - N - CAR HEATERS ye? '' ' - 4 K I I V 1 L ' f outtT mrr - n itr - ' — - — cat aggregation Dick Herrick and Dick Tuscan other members of the Ogden high eleven are also out for the Wild cat machine The candidates are: Centers: Bob Bell Ken DeVrips Jim Larfeen Peterson and Doman Guards: Les Gardiner Clark Johnson! Alan Bader Grant Wahl- quist yallace Sandlund Sherm Evans pick Herrick Dick Tuscan Forwards: Bob Sneddon Bones Child Shirl Holmes Jav Hanrcv Don Boim Sid Manning Jerry xoung uien Shannon and Dick nitf No you're not seeing things It's only that S03IETHING NEW a distortograph camera makes Joe Davis appear overly equipped for end position with Southern California or perhaps picture was taken to illustrate why they still call it football l V jjv? ?'?fc''Jk tt- wO til Honesf John Was One of Organizers of Union Managed Ogden Salt Lake In Fasf League Handled 47 Clubs Oyer Long Span of Years John McCloskey 'ho died at Louisville Sunday managed Ogden in the Union Association more than 25 years ago He later LOinsyiLLE Ky Nov 18 (AP) John McCloskey 78 who prob- w -- ably organized more professional leagues than any other man during his 60 active years in baseball died here Sunday Friends said he felt he never had been properly recognized for his contribution to the national pastime In addition to his promotion work which Included fathering the Texas league "Honest John" as he was known in baseball circles had - been a player scout manager and executive and was credited with discovering some of the game's brightest stars He managed 47 teams during his ca- 3-- Leading Scorer handled Salt Lake and Helena in the same circuit McCloskey has scores of friends in Ogden y'wwwi-'- ' vie western basketball history They are all (former collegians and are all Ogd4n boys We welcome a chance to play such a fine aeere IV f ng gation" leading specialist in points after touchdown Colorado is well in front as the leading team scorer with 179 points in eighty games and is the tightest defensively in conference competition allowing only 37 points in five Big Seven games Counting all games penver is the strongest on 4 defense! giving up 74 points to seven' opponents Leadiig scorers: T Pat Far Td Hn 10 0 O 60 48 stasica 00 u u f reer Wing the players he uncovered were Ed Konechty Jimmy Collins Fred Clarke Honus Wagner Joe Tinker and Amos Strunk McCloskey started his career as a batboy for the National league club in his native Louisville in 1876 (Louisville now is a member of the American association) Later he became a catcher but never achieved much success as a player Hi3 managerial jobs included the St Louis National league club Utah fcb hbj Bl Y 6 6 5 4 4 XI 4 3 Among Louisville Milwaukee San Francisco Austin Dallas Houston Kansas City and Memphis Miller hB C Adeltlhb Utah dinger fb DU U Han fb ID Wright hb D U Qb D iqb n Nov 18 (AP) 7 at the half tallies : yesterday to win its annual football game with St Mary's college 19 to 7 St Mary's made seven first downs to four for the Broncos and 109 the ajr to 42 but couldn't yards-ior passes together for downs put 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 30 39 39 30 18 25 - 13 24 24 24 24 18 18 18 12 18 12 18 15 13 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 corrosion ouart AS LOW AS 14£5 Keep warm this winter with one robes! all-wo- ol 12 15 13 12 12 12 12 who described much-discuss- ed end-zon- Ly-na- Demaref Wins Oyer National Champion CORPUS CHRISTt Texas Nov 18 (AP)— Smiling Jim Demaret of Houston turned in a par three on hole yesthe crucial thirty-fourt- h to National whip terday Open Golf Champion Lawson Little 3 and 2 in an exhibition match of 36 holes over the Oso Beach Golf club course Last week Demaret burned up the Brae Burn Country club course in Houston to down Little 9 and 7 in a match Demaret carded a par 70 for the morning round and 71 on the final 18 Little had 73 and 71 72-ho- le FOOTBALL $'129 — - - fu? 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one was revealed by the game's motion Pit eliminates evapo ROBES OverScame Pispwe BY BILL KING HANOVER N H Nov J8 (AP) Stevenson Dartmouth continued its I Bones Child and Bob Sneddon Official silence over the outcome discreet are serious candidates for first-tea- of with Cornell football its game positions on the 1941 machine and its "fifth down" unprecedented (jasaoq practice will get under complications as its jubilant today way in full swing when the Wild extendalumni and cats return from Pasadena next undergraduates d celebraed their week-en- d victory Meantime the squad minus the football players is tion into a third day As Head Coach Earl Blaik preworking out nightly for the 1941 race J pared to launch his squad's prepar"I feel that we have a fine ma- ations for the final game with chine in the making" said Coach Brown on Saturday he again deReed Swenson today "Our squad clined to comment on the game-decididecision that Referee will be one of the finest in the hisWilliam H Friesell made when he tory of the school "Many of the players of the 1940 awarded undefeated Cornell then Ogden high state chamrjionshin trailing 0 another down six yards with team will be fighting for posts on from the Dartmouth goal-lin- e tne squad Every indication points but six seconds to play to a fine campaign When Friesell made that ruling "We will onen the 1940-4- 1 rrp- - 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