| Show WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 2 THE OSDEN 194! 9-- STANDARD-EXAMINE- R B n Joins Salt Lako P©j1 IfS ' ' I — - Gets $40000 for Signing REGIONS LAKE IN EXHIBITION '' ' " ''" - v A' ' f Thousands To Go Out In Quest of Fish Over ' '' ' Satchel Paigo Still Able to Tamo Rival A - SALT LAKE CITY July 2 (AP) — Some of the state's best fishing spots were open to anglers today The Strawberry reservoir always a favorite spot for Utah fishermen and the lakes in the high Uintah mountains opened legally yesterday as did other lakes and streams less popular Just a few minutes after John Pudlik PITCHING PROSPECT former University of Colorado athlete was released by the Riverside club of the California league late Tuesday Pudlik was signed by the Salt Lake Bees Pudlik was with Ogden up until a short time ago and will finish the rest of the year with Salt Lake He stands six feet three and tips the scales at better than 200 pounds lie didn't have much of a chance to demonstrate his ability with Ogden but undoubtedly will see regular service with the Bees (Staff photo) With V " A - ' - - t 1 if 'i " ' f - Besides Strawberry reservoir and Uintah lakes others which opened yesterday are: Carbon county — all tributaries emptying into Scofield reservoir Duchesne — Red Creek and Cur rent Creek above the Vctory high way bridges over the streams and all lakes and streams above the following points: The mouth of Smoky spring on the Uintah river the power dam now being con structed on Yellowstone river Moon lake on Lake Fork the upper bridge on Rock Creek Old Mill bridge above Savage's rancft on North Fork "of Duchesne river and the West Fork of the Duchesne river above its junction with the - - " - -- f Warden above the following points: The Howell bridge on the Weber river Smith and Morehouse above the dam and South Fork of the Weber river the above Newgate Utah— South Fork of the Provo ' GAME TO NAME DIRECTOR $2500 Nova one time Sacramento JunApplicant for Utah ior college athlete hopes to start Position training in early August for his big test with Louis Joe Williams an eastern writerquotes Nova as say SALT LAKE CITY July 2— ing: "I'm really going to be in tip top shape for Louis and I'll leave Utah's new three-ma- n fish and the ring the next heavyweight game commission- Tuesday an champion of the world" nounced it intends to take its time in the selection of a man for the SUMMER IS SHORT The position of state game director Green Bay Packers of the NaIn a formal statement the new tional Professional League will commissioners Newell R Frei start 1941 practice August 10 George H Harrison and E N Lar- sen announced they had "received Sports Tid Bits a number of applications for the John Pudlik was released by the Ogden' Reds and Riverside clubs post" "Each applicant will be eiven on In less than 45 min Tuesday utes after John was given the pink portunity toto appear before the com mission present his qualifica slip he accepted terms by wire with tions" the statement read the Sajit Lake Bees John feels "This is a very vital post and he didn't get a break with Ogden commission intends to take and his one desire now is to t03s the m making the selection" time against the Reds in the Salt Lake No temporary director will be Ogden series this week end named they said The former Colorado star has the time Governor Herbert "By everything it takes but experience B Maw returns from the east a This department learned today permanent appointee will have to that a flock of players are en route to Ogden from the Riverside club be selected At that time the commission will be ready to make rec of the California league One of to the srovernor ommendations Richard Tucker first players "The members of the department baseman will join the Dayton club are requested to remain at their of the Ohio State League Ted Williams American League posts pending action bv the com statement concluded hitting sensation is something of a mission" the Newell B Cook state fish and human string bean' standing six feet three inches and weighing 172 game commissioner for the past 10 years is' understood to be an applipounds George Halas and Charley Bid cant for the game director's post well Chicago pro football mag nates also own the Chicago Bruins basketball team in the national league George Schneiter of the Ogden golf and country club 1941 Utah open golf champion will leave Thursday for Denver and the P G A tournament ST PETERSBURG Fla July 2 George Is the lone Utah entrant In the classic (AP)— Add big ones that got away If they lower the draft age to 27 F J Wessllnsr of Hermann Mo- some of the college football players fishing off St Petersburg baited of the nation will tell their right a Dig nook on a heavy line "Just to see what I catch" age A huge iewfish snatched the In articles magazines gen Sports erally amount to second guessing bait gave a yank and overboard But you can't accuse George Halas went Wessling Still hanging onto of that in writing "Sixty Minutes-Ele- ven his line he went under came up Touchdowns" There wasn't sputtering a moment later any thing73-- to second guess after a "I tried to hold on" he told Capscore of 0 tain Walter Craft "but he got REMEMBER? Way back when a slBsy was a neighborhood away" kid who spent part of the summer vacation taking music lessons and kids could play a game of base ball without a supervisor? -- i f - -- BUCK NEWSOM Loses old form Even Buck has quit talking about himself one of the members of the Detroit club Informs this depart ment and the name Old Bobo Is passing For Buck k the one who used it most frequently Liked to all himself Old Bobo Thin riast snrin the Tiser fol lowers feared only one thing the drafting of Hank Greenberg That came and passed Hank is but ' he isn't missed of course missed half as much as the 1940 pitching of Buck Newsom Hank is not there In person Buck is Before the season started if you had ventured the opinion the Tigers could do without both Hank and Bobo your audience would have you were crazy thought - But the Tigers are struggling along without either Hank or Buck and they're not doing such a bad Job of it Considering these ele ments the Tigers this year are really playing better ball than they did In 1940 - Pete IUler hard hitting Brooklyn Dodder can bat and throw either right or left handed But he sticks to right handed throwing and left handed batting Hoy Folks! This Big One Got Away Ogdenlte Like Not Jimmy Dunn one of OgtJcn's most prominent sports boosters likes Lou Nova not only to win over Joe Louis in September but also to flatten the Brown Bomber Other Ogdenitcs have the same views "Louis has been a great champion" aid Jimmy Dunn 'He certainly Is a credit to his race and deserves a world of praise I believe that he will meet his Waterloo when he steps Into the ring with Nova Nova can punch much harder than Billy Conn and Nova surely must be as good a boxer as Conn Therefore Nova via kayo" COLUMBUS Ohio Julv 2 (AP— The Louis-Nov- a dish will attract Betty co-efrom seven schools a record breaking gate Promoter survivors of first round matches Mike Jacobs looks for a gate of meet today in quarter-fin- al play $750000 which will get the fight in the first women's national intergame back nearly into the million collegiate championship with dollar class of just a few years the quartetgolf of winners meetinar in ago If the fight approaches this) the semi-fina- ls this afternoon Women In Quarter Final Golf Games ds 'h-r- m BY CARL REICH United Press Staff Correspondent DENVER July 2 (UP) — Denny Shute one of the country's better playing golf professionals win be in Pueblo Colo Saturday for an exhibition with none other than Dutch Clark Colorado college's gridder and now coach of the Cleveland Rams pro football team and Paul Reitemeier pro at the Pueblo country dub Speaking of golf the Colorado scene will be well sprinkled with talent durThe ing the next two weeks Western amateur opened at Broadmoor Colorado Springs on July I and the country's leading pros will begin banging away four days later at Denver's Cherry Hills country club layout in the national P G A matches Football items: New Mexico is girding for its annual North-Sout- h high school football game Aug 24 on the N M U gridiron at AlLast year the buquerque Laramie North team won 0 noses for news report the new Uni versity of Wyoming coaching staff headed by Bunny Oakes is doing a land office business signing up prospective candidates for the 1942 varsity football team More golf notes: A jinx will be bucking Marvin (Bud) Ward's attempt to win his second consecutive western amateur crown at Broadmoor Not since 1923 has a man won the meet twice in a row The annual New Mexico ll tourney opens this week at with Verne (Spec) Stewart defending champ entering his first competition since the national open at Fort Worth Texas Johnny Denver and Hayden Geertsen Newton of Grand Junction did ail right in the Idaho open meet Geertsen was runnerup and New ton won third money Satchel Paige called the greatest negro pitcher alive today and said by none other than Joe DiMaggio to be as good as any in the majors has turned In a pair of victories since hurling in the Denver area Batch hasn t his for a week old speed but he Is as tricky as he - 13-- 17-ye- v- -' jftjkiz 4 : ipmtiiti ' f2t f" na -- 1— — Dick Wakefield's swing and the eyes that HE'S A TIGER NOW guide it The former University of Michigan athlete received $40000 for signing a contract with Detroit a few days ago Ground balls are the chief concern of collegian Major League LHuriiEig Fein Is tie §®m New De'S'roi IH©®Ex5e PfmA nSzfjjj bad W BV LUTHER EVANS NKA Service Htaff Dick Wakefield's early lmpres slon of American League pitching is: "The ball comes up a little faster There is a little more stuff on it By JAY VESSELS ST PAUL Minn July 2 (AP)— American Association pitchers are not for the moment trusting Lou Novikoff late of the collapsible Chicago Cubs Certainly Minneapolis and St Paul pitchers are not trusting Lou One moment Novikoff smiled to reporters that T ain't mad at nobody TKey call me the Mad Russian but that is a joke I don't - get mad" rs IIEBER READY OPENING great left-hand- ed BALL SERIES nd hitter with speed and a strong arm So he IIEBER CITY July 2— (Special) yanked Wakefield out from behind the pad and mask — a job the lad Eight high powered baseball clubs will open play here July 3 In the did well but not phenomenally tour Loose Swinger Like Williams first of four district semi-pr- o Wakefield is a loose swinger re naments in baseball The program sembling Ted Williams of the Red will be directed by J B Leyshon Sox and will be sponsored by the Na FOUR He batted J32 and manufac tional Semi-Pr- o Congress A district championship trophy tured nine home runs In helping Michigan to the Western Confer will be awarded to each district ence championship winner and two clubs of each dis Wakefield will not be 21 until trict will qualify for the state next May 6 so' did not have to finals at Provo August 6 to 9 inclusive register for the draft The Michigan professor might Teams definitely- - enrolled are: Four former members of the Riv nave overlooked Kicnara turn Heber Park City Ogden American erside club of the California mings Wakefield when he passed Legion Salt Lake Police Tooele league reported to the Ogden base out the grades but Crescent and White Star Service ball club today he'll never have a student apply One and possibly three other clubs The players are John Burkhold- - his economics more successfully will enroll before the deadline at er Ditcher: Earl Switzer left hand Forty-fiv- e thousand dollars for six p m today ed nitcher: Frank Baumholtz and a raw recruit Is a lot of econom The tournament will be a one Ernie Kish outfielders ics defeat series PLAYERS JOIN THE REDS top-ranki- ng Gets Now Position In Uncle Sam's Army not running out hits The incident broke the peace of the Indians for the first time this season The Tribe players had been accused of insubordination last year by Manager Oscar Vitt Two Horses Will Carry Top Weight LOS ANGELES' July 2 (AP) — Challedon and Mioland were assigned top weight of 126 pounds and Big Pebble got in with 117 for the American handicap at Hollywood park Friday A score of horses were nominated for the $20000 one and feature one-eighth-m- ile FIGHTS By The Associated Press CHICAGO— Milt Aron 154 Chicago knocked out Sammy Secreet 151 (5) Pittsburgh By EDDIE BRIETZ NEW YORK July 2— (The Special News Service)— Eighty per cent of the telephone calls to the sports department of a Pittsburgh newspaper the other night concerned Joe DiMaggio's hitting The Dodgers have had streak five players beaned since the start of last season and it that isn't a modern record for one club sue us Les MacMItchell New York U track star has come out for twilight track meets —only way to compete wth beaches races and baseball Ted Williams who to a be fireman is doing aspired even better — he's a ball of fire himself Did you know that Willie Keeler whose consecutive Joe DiMaggio hitting streak equalled yesterday once beat out five infield hits 4n one game all of them to short Don McNeill has the and may hang bug up his racquet at the end of this season— if he can get a job Chick Meehan the new Ebbets field fight promoter has joined In the chorus and is blasting the boxing mono ply well many have blasted but the monoply keeps right von monopolizing G-m- an Poetry contest— (Tom Akers in the San Diego Tribune-SunToday the fans ): BURLINGTON VT — Vincent Pimpinellir 172 Brooklyn stopped Jose Rodriguez 170 Brooklyn (6) Are prone to scoff At the "sad San Russian" Novikoff t LOS ANGELES— Richie Lemos Bob Seeds the former Giant Is riding the Baltimore bench for Joe Medwick pitiful hitting has been using a lighter bat and the dividends are rolling in Correction: It is the National MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Semi-Pr- o Baseball congress (not By The Associated Press the American Legion) which has AMERICAN " hired Connolly to preside Batting— Williams Boston 402 over the pass gate The heat Heath Cleveland384 must be terrible In Washington Runs— DiMaggio' New York 67 They say "old Fox" Griffith actualDiMaggio and Williams Boston 66 ly offered Dick Wakefield the Runs Batted In— Keller New Michigan star a 40 to Autogrand York 68: DiMaggio New York 62 a Senator contract Hits— Heath Cleveland 103 Di- graph Kovacs the clown prince Frankie Maggio New York 99 of tennis registered for the draft Doubles— DiMaggio Boston and yesterday and msy be on his way Bourdrcau Cleveland 24 soon Old Zcke Bonura has Triples— Keitncr Cleveland 10 been appointed assistant to the Travis Washington g ShlbyMis-sisslpHome Runs — DlMsgglo New athletic officer at camp York 17 Johnson Philadelphia York Detroit and Keller New Today's Guet Star York 16 Francis Sargent Lowell (Mass) Stolen Bases— KuheJ Chicago 10 Sun: "No wonder the army turned Case Washington and Health Johnny - Rigney down for ear Cleveland 9 trouble all he After didn't 4 Pitching— Feller Cleveland to Jimmy Dykes on 'the next sit 3 Ruffing New York White Sox bench all those years for nothing" NATIONAL 369 Batting— Mize St Louis About all we can get out of the Reiser Brooklyn 353 Vvar news these days is that they're — 58 Runs Moore St Louis having a claiming race in Russia Reiser Brooklyn 55 Runs Batted In — Nicholson Chicago- 57 Ott New York 51 Hits— Slaughter St Louis 93 Los Angeles knocked out Petey Scalzo 126 New York (5) to win N B A featherweight - " championship 125 "one-eye- pl Tennis Fans Get New Sister Act BACK HIS FORM Then Lou went on a snarling rampage Sunday massacred eight Minneapolis pitchers in one day Detroit Veterans Helping getting seven hits in 11 chances Youngster hitting three home runs driving In Wakefield says he learned con 11 runs and generally disporting siderable working out with the himself a like mad something or Tigers Indians Reds and Dodgers another on his unprecedented shopping tour If he fails to stick in the big Novikoff slammed high balls low show it won't be the fault of the balls curves and fast balls He hit just about everything the narDetroit players and coaches The youngster especially appre rated collection of southpaws and tossed up ciates what Bruce Campbell is do right-handeIn his first nine games with Miling for him Campbell works with waukee' Lou got 21 hits in 42 times the big boy each afternoon for an even 500 points out mistakes old was That is mighty hard on pitchers in the different It days when veterans fought any young- but it is not at all hard on the gate ster who came up to take a stab at Demoted after a dismal showing a regular job with the Cubs the former Coast Were it not for Ray Fisher league slugger talked excitedly Wakefield might still be mowing about playing regularly and ratcampus lawns raking leaves tling the horsehide against distant sweeping walks and waiting on fences "I got rusty playing with table by way of getting through the Cubs—play a day and loaf "two" college And playing baseball purely explained Lou "Play me every day for fun and I'll show you some sock I Wakefield is the son of a ball got seven for 11 In one day player and that is all he ever didn't I?" wanted to be His father Howard Wakefield who died this spring caught for Cleveland and Washing ton Dick Wakefield wanted to be a catcher too He worked out with the Indians as one at Comlskey Park two summers ago He re FOR ported to Fisher the one-tim- e Yankee pitcher coaching Michigan as a backstop Fisher at once recognized that the six foot two kid be longed In the outfield He foresaw 192-pou- ever was NOVIKOFF GETS Pitchers are smarter "Still the pitching doesn't look too tough" MichiWakefield the O whom Walter gan sophomore De to a sign Briggs paid $45000 troit contract smiles ruefully and admits he has a lot to learn But he has the utmost confidence in his ability to hit well Against fast ball pitching he's likely to maim an infielder or lose the ball at any time He tells you frankly that a good curve gives him the most trouble It is his fielding that is causing Wakefield chief concern the hand ling of ground balls in particular ar Ros-we- fn river Wasatch— Strawberry reservoir Provo river and its tributaries and One of the mysteries of the JL941 major league baseball all lakes above the Soapstone eeasons is Buck Newsom of the Detroit Tigers He was the bridge Little South Fork of the river Re Creek and Cur ace of the Tiger mound staff in 1910 This year you can call Provo rant Creek above the Victory high him something else—and not expect a comeback way bridges on those streams Thousands of Utahns will invade the lake streams of the state over figure it will be a new record for the week end Fishing in all sec these times tions is expected to be good i Oar friend Slip Madigan one f if time St Mary's football mentor will be In charge of a Sari Francisco special train that will take in BODY the fight in New York Harry B Smith sports editor of the San Francisco Chronicle will be aboard The special will in the special elude Ogden on the home Jaunt The writer has had a few in quiries from Ogden fans regarding We underthe scale of prices stand they will scale from $250 to Newell B Cook Will Be s v North Fork Emery — Boulger and Huntington Creeks above their junction Summit— All lakes and streams RUCK NEWSOM IS MYSTERY MAN 1 LOUIS July 2 (UP)-R- oy Weatherly Cleveland Indians' was suspended Indefifined $25 by Manager and nitely Roger Peckinpaugh here last night Pecklnpaugh said Weatherly was fined for loafing at bat and for Zelce Bonura ST all-Amer- ica Sevier — U M Creek v AI Weatherly Finod By Indian Proxy cen-terfiel- £ v Is Hitters d the- - Patrolling ntf Seid r It' i lose Hs m JSAACWALTONS Week-En- fteerd M Eniaue WILL PERFORM WILL ATTRACT in Willie Keeled Se DENNY SHUTE NEW YORK Julv 2 (AP) — Hel 16-en Marlowe took up tennis because was her mother afraid of sharks and as a result eastern tennis fans are getting a look at a brand new sister act on the courts Before 1930 Helen's favorite dl version was swimming in Catalina bay But her mother heard stories of sharks and didn't want her daughter Involved in any unpleasant fish stories So she suggested Moore St Louis 90 tennis as a substitute In no time Dallesandro Chicago at all Sister Mercedes took up 23Doubles— 20 Reiser Brooklyn too the game — CHICAGO July 2 (AP)-B- ill McLouis 7 St Triples Slaughter They won the national ch-l-s dou Moore Boston 6 Gannon halfDame former Notre bles championshiD back in 1930 de 18 Back has siened with the Chicasro Home Rus— York New Ott feating the Palfrey sisters Sarah Cardinals of the National football Brooklyn 15 ana Joan m tne linais From 1936 Camilli — Frey Cincinnati league Bases Stolen An exceptional ball car- to 1938 they toured the Orient 10 ' Reese St rier at Notre Dame McGannon alsrj Hopp Brooklyn beating all comers in China Janan Louis and Handley Pittsburgh 7 kicks and passes and will the Philippines and Siam Pitching — Riddle Cincinnati 0 groomed for the tailback spot 1 his week they're playing in the White St Louis 1 the Cardinal offense eastern clay courts championships at Jackson Heights Helen alreadv has reached the third round Mer cedes will compete onlv in the dou bles tournament— and doubles is where they really shine : 8-- McGannon to Play With Professionals 8-- 6-- V I :: v§ LEMOS GAINS jion can't Maine FISTIC CROWN LOS ANGELES July 2 (UP)— Ritchie Lemos Los Angeles-bor- n Mexican scrapper today wore the National Boxine association feath of the erweight championship Old Ml worm Lemos took the title by battering Pete Scalzo of New York into unconsciousness In 2:22 of the fifth round of their" scheduled bout last- night at Olympic audi10-rou- nd - 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