Show p i Uftes d S’© Send ©lift Contender n F©Sb©li Hi©ee Denver University Will Play Independent Football New Campaign This Fall Freshman Rule Sure : To Aid Every Member of Conference in i ll-- OSDEN CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING JULY 12 A By LOUDON KELLY DENVER July 11 (AP)— Pay no attention to that footJuly dateline This is a story about football— about ball in the mountain Big Six conference in the war year ' 1942 to be exact counThis is such a dull summer for sports in the high try anyway that there isn’t a great deal to dor except look ahead toward the gridiron chase 1942 -- ———————— PBl Patrolling ! JhiL Sp&vt' 3UgIuv£Uf With At Warden For the ninth time since he tool Petre Dickers for Colorful Bout Ben Petre Ogden’s new boxing and wrestling promoter west coast is back in town after a hurried jaunt to the at Petre directed the recent army boxing program hisOgden next n for stadium and is working on a Idaho Approves Special Hunts For Deer : super-attractio- BOISE July 11 r (AP)— Three special deer hunts were by the approved for this fallcommisand fish game Idaho sion at opening sessions today of its- regular quarterly session The hunts approved: middle on the hunt Special fork of the Salmon river in which Sept 15 to Nov-- 30 hunters will be permitted to take two deer Special $1 deer tags must be purchased within the hunting area by offering Petre has opened negotiations for the services of Henry lightweight and Armstrong former world’s featherweight welterweight champion for ma ten or fifteen round battle 1 'j ’ Ogden with Jackie Burke asi an opponent Last fall the Ogden stock show had Burke and Armstrong signed and the event was finally cancelled when hand Armstrong suffered awreck injury in an automobile condiHe is reported in fine tion now and is on the comeback trail The Los Angeles colored battler is very much in demand these days He is already scheduled in Sacramento Oakland and San Francis- co His first bout in Oakland! attracted a gate of more than $10000 His recent bout in Denver with Reuben Shank drew better than $10500 and his coming headliner in San Francisco is expected to draw $15000 through the till - O ' V v: 7" v H 7 7'' - ' v just-for-fu- 1 -- j jj participants Special hunt for removal of pass-tossin- 1000 deer in the Minidoka national forest Sept 4 inclusive Fee $3— Special hunt for removat of 30-O- ct 500 nounced ond appearance at Oakland and Tabor has informed Promoter Petre that Hammerinl HENRY ARMSTRONG Hank will do better than a Triple champion $15000 at the gate in the second appearance “Burke has fought the best of them and would like said Pro nothing better than to meet Armstrong here moter Petre Saturday night “Burke has already accepted STEVE JVIWTK FRANK ALBERT (Noire Dune QeU Bock) (Sunfcwd Quarter Back) Coiumbia will papers and radio stations In 38 states and the District of football team which will oppose the Chicago Bears participafe in the balloting Normal profits of the game which is exlege All-Stpected to attract 100000 will te divided equally between the Navy Relief hampions of the National Football league in the ninth annual and the Army Emergency Relief Fund In addition a campaign grame at Soldiers’ field Chicago the night of Aug 28 Above are six of society is near its goal the 1941 season’s outstanding performers Approximately 200 news- to raise $100000 for the Army emergency relief The nation’ football fans are voting to determine the starting " members of r the commission—Chairman Alton Howell of Idaho Falls Walter Flscus of Potlatch George' Grebe of Kuna A L Trada of Coeur D’Alene and George E Booth of Burley — attendedthe meeting which will continuc until tomorrow Also present at today’s sessions were Orange Olson of Ogden assistant regional forester of the United States forest service and Supervisor Frank Moore of Boise national forest All Frank Tbor has Armstrong on the line for a sec- but-standi- deer from the Rock creek area of the Minidoka national forest fee $3 dates to be anfive Col- All-Americ- ar DICK Game Grid Annual Plans for Makes Charity Chicago terms” for a Armstrong’s manager George Moore is asking I fat guarantee with a percentage option plus transportationis spread out to reach the busy in darkened Soldiers’ ' The guarantee alone will be $1500 but Promoter Petre centers from coast to football honored These eleven players by feels that Armstrong line as he the fans must start against the coast Approximately 200 news-be f—v willing to lay this Bum on the Mp stations will m- professional champions provided papers and radio The KJ' and Burke will draw one of the biggest fistic gates of ail aircraft tank and ordnance Tribuhe in associated with dustries roaring toward ultimate they are able to report and are t this of poll conduct the year’s m of the Utan time in a pleasant task physically fit on the night rrro- - victory engages were in the midwesterners Six be will a said starters contest in The be natural will joined “Burke and Armstrong today Its the day Americans included 1941 starting lineup They towns and hamlets begin by approximately 50 other perwinter Petre “I’m meeting the demands of Armstrong’s cities Evashevski quarter back Forest for to the elected to votes formers of squad thousands to roll up soon Harmon halfback! from The Tom and match program at the startclose for the training period beginning name their favorites on the pilot and expect to Michigan of University eleven Northwestern university August 8 the ' Will be staged early in August” ing college Univer- halfback who will direct their George Franck Bears The coaches the meets which Chicago Paskvan Salt Lake City promoters are also angling for a Burke National Football league cham- workouts will be announced by sity of Minnesota George Wisconsin of fullback Pro University the Nevada but The Tribune after completion pions in the ninth annual Armstrong headliner and so is Las Vegas David Rankin end Purdue uni- the the field of Soldiers’ poll at night player game inside track the all has and smile conmoter Petre Ballots already reaching the versity and Eddie Rucinskl end of August 28 other be will inIndiana university Th The war has brought new set- test department of The Tribune When and if the bout is staged popular prices tackle Drahos Nick were starters as as heavy tings to vote campaigns in the dicate voting will be9514753 scheduled Augie Lio votes Oornell university and the a year ago when east west south middle end week Rudy Meantime Burke is preparing for a bout this Pacific coast Many stars of the were tabulated The vast network guard Georgetown university of tWashcenter Mucha University season football required to collect ballots again V in Las Vegas Following this bout he will prepare for Arm 1941 collegiate eligible for candidacy on the squad I All-Americ- All-St- ar OF DIRECTORS ' en ng j J I to Utah repeat j Tomas O’Boyle guard Coach Bunny Oakes Wyoming— and Ernest University ticks off Colorado State Utah and and M Pannell tackle Texas Colorado as the top teams In the Ino Will Coach college Utah State coming campaign but makes The 1942 ticket sale also has set chances own his regarding as mention a record The entire allotment of Hughes have lost a couple The Supplant Cowboys within $440 tickets was exhausted in All Lokanc and of guards good Mentor Oldest four days However thousands of Lea a Joe Glenn and strong tackle tick6ts priced at $330 $220 and to the military Spicer $110 stiU are available They may Brigham Young Young— Brigham or check be obtained by sending a have fielded a couldn’t probably ticket mountain meandering: Now that team this fall Coach Floyd fillmoney order to the All-Sthad Manager Tribune Tower Chicago Hughes of Colorado State et said if the conference -- i Fan The rule freshman the not trrld passed coaching from seeding fund II Army lost 15 players tQ he Cougars Is the Dick same to the checks Romney States Utah may send their forceg from the 1941 squad f Hell launch his 24th ! nd address Each contributor send- - dean lose 80m more and The navy CploUtah ing $100 will receive a ticket ons geason in Septcmber Millet picked I line ’raese donatio the most pow Don Bell Colorado university rado as showing the are deductible in the computation ' bad toe am--1 at this stage a he lf lf ha(j that were of income taxes him The take State— Loganltes Utah they might The professional champions hold putated ent right ftWay and had it L youthful bunch on the wfiole hft the over e a shouldn’t (be advantage D U’s Babe Lind last sea9on and lliced off finest players the colleges have- who bea Ben for the Big Seven touched hard by the draft bu a crown wants to get into the baif dozen or more already 'have produced in the eight years oi com’ i officers training setup voiunteered petition The National league title- raarlnes holders have won four games the j thinks Horses entered in races at the Coach Dick Romney two and there have been Fort Sanders track near Laramie J j freshmen may become regu-tw- o have as monickers The ties professionals idover squad was hlg y0 rejoice in such scored 109 points and the collegians Moose Face Howdy Cask and Did a few outstanding d 82 The record follows: The Colorado public links 36 Berformerg Chicago hoie tournament will be staged to- 1934 — Denver—Coach Ketchum’s big where the na Wellshire morrow at Bears 0 chore will be to rebuild the I Chicago tional publinks was slated 1935 — All Stars of the line now that guards center ' The Colorado open tennis tour-- 7 Carl De Temple and Bears 5 Detroit nament is sharply In need of popu- Max Jordan and! Center Dick 1936 — All - Stars Chuck Settle of Ogden Reds Rates With Best Lions 7 larizing with better facilities for Murray are-- in of 6 Green Bay 01 the general admission customers et1937— I whether they the service Ed Catchers of Circuit Brown Tops Outfielders of 28 Washington to most Denverites seems at 1938— strictly terman might like tennis or not it 16 P L Circuit Seven Chuckers Share Honors center affair closed I a club country New York 0 1939— This then 1 the general outColorado Springs Wright Lyman 9 Giants practice rodeo rider polo player and tourna look two months before 28 offered are 1940— No SALT LAKE CITY July 11 (AP)fof Twin Falls rates top with 976 guarantees the cavalry begins ment golfer is now in ' in on third only 45 he I in but the naean- appeared officers’ training school at Fort against any changes Though Twin Falls stood at the 10 games of Anton while 1941 — Range M time Oklahoma A A Riley Kas head of the class on fielding aver- Ogden in 48 games handled 171 Bears 38 Denver’s as Colorado will replace Who will be the ages on the basis of games played chances with 11 errors for 936 and day football opponent handled Lake Salt Wednes1942? It’s your job fans Pick Thanksgiving of Ted Kerr last of Samson ?nver Chuck 1943 up to and including in errors for the eleven players you want to star will com-- I tennis school day there were only 11 points dif- 110 chances with nine high lineup when pete in tournaments In Pennsylsee in the 'AU-Stference between the Cowboys and 918 Ernie Sierra of Twin Fails tops they oppose the Bears and mail vania Ohio Michigan and Indiana the Boise Pilots at the other end Game before the All-Stthe shortstops with 940 the ballot to Standard-Examinof the group returning home I On the basis of his much-queTwin Falls fielders are credited games but Bill Dunn of Idaho Editor Ogden ALBUQUERQUE N M Julyji 11 with Arm-1 296 chances tioned decision over Henry with 1564 putouts and 121 errors Falls handled (Ap Batteries for next Sunday’s come Welterweight Reuben Shank- b&sbaU in 60 games for a percentage of 23 errors for 922 and Georg! Valine strong probably will Bos" f or from bouts feelers this: 949 They participated In 48 double earned 919 with 26 errors in 315 like reports Qut somethlng Orleans 1 anal New York Johnson ton New Walter chances however has Boise tbe played For army plays He hurt a hand and Smltb For1 the Santa IFe Los Angeles Ted Springer of Pocatellq earned 63 games making 1610 putouts be will and the head to on Armstrong though number 39870 and number and 143 errors for a percentage 985 in 11 games U weeks of o a for sidelined Settle couple Ogden 51 double catchers but Ray of 938 The Pilots made' 02 Greg Rice’s three races in Montana mark the fjrgt accepted 221 chances in 32 games plays s the little distance star bome game for the New Mexico r Pocatello was in second place with 4 errors for 982 and Earl t0 Uenitentiary made string of consecutive victories Grays who meet the with a percentage of 946 on the Peterson catching 52 games 979 s every 58 say Ike — Armstrong for £7 Fad 437 chances 8 125 errors in errors and 1595 (AP) H Kelleys of the Albuquerquebasis of CHICAGO July putouts in team balls two base in an army emergenwon the $35000 j air had passed to 24 62 army in i Springer at odds of games contender r wiU be a title 3 ference becy rclIef affair one triple play is listed Settle 4 and Peterson only Lassie stakes today Only Utes Utah his fall for but this Murrill 35000 pitcher ‘ of The probable starting In th outer gardens fore a sweltering crowd for the league so far this year is will- Lakewood pro wI11 be Walter Johnson JelUffe golf a at has Pocatello perfect Idaho Falls’ Russets take the Brown of spectators he and Leonard Jf gon o the Train” now ing to bet- that ’ record on the basis of only five credit cadet At bombadier a as can service Steve Andrade of Pocatello holds games but several of the boys school Yot)ng the base bombadier the crown for fielding first base boast a little even though they re company won by at least mound duty an0jj did Walter previously run j 481 on Askmenow 1000 of the basis under men with 994 five lengths with for the Philadelphia Athletics! Vic Sander of Salt Lake ac- - nM an entry for Hal Prici putouts 31 assists and only three Johnson Sr has been Invited 42 errors in 62 games Tom Robello cepted 121 chances with980 games Headley of Lexington Ky third Willie Twin Falls manager Is in second with three errors for Me) another Headley racer 2 errors with Thirteen started wag place with 988 but he participated Enos 97 chances Pocatello of Joratz 979 22 at for that position Bobby in only games by Jockey Arthur made 163 putouts three assists and had 85 chances and made two jI Crad’ rarf6 the six furlongs In two errors Sven Jensen of Idaho errors Joe Bezdek of Ogden made Lass' the heavily played Falls participating in 62 games two errors In 82 chances and Earl ' d to favor£e at odds of 5 finished fat lethelrt rated 986 with 61 putouts 15 as- Owen two errors in 86 chinces Martha School I “ 8 J tie at 977 Sergeant Earl Furniss Jr former harkearn a three-wa- y sists 8 errors I be will Glendale of star at Ogden high and basketball Jean are Barringer fielding Seven pitchers still he winner returned $5000 $2000 Percy Davis of Ogden has played 21 Forest in here Ask-Lamarried July Branch Aggies in Cedar City is five perfect games at second base perfectly: Sam Dijanich of Salt and $960 The place price of o’ wee Kirk Memorial in Ogden for a few days He park’s hting to with 26 Walt McHugh of Jmenow was $920 with $460 but Harlow Burton of Twin Falls Heather has been stationed in the Pacific rates 961 in 60 games with 144 Ogden with 21 Rudy Biale of Idaho show Miss Barbara entry of Louis theAlbert now an U In the northwest and leaves soon for Fort ensign I putouts 154 assists and 12 errors Falls wRh 23 Tony Chapetta of b Mayer motion picture producer S navy is presently Sill Oklahoma where he will enter at Annapolis One point behind him is Manager Twin Falls with 21 Lou Garland was $520“ the artillery officers training school’ ‘Albert was voted Ask with 11 Andy Harrington of Salt Lake with the Idaho Falls boss 1940-4Stanj 1 and led oeciaimeCiTnterferenceby Fad quarterback in Sergeant Furniss was 7® 163 putouts 150 assists and 13 er- Manuel Vargas of Pocatello with! selected candidates j Bowl Rose the in stew-- j ford to victory ! 17 and Carl McConnell of Poca- in the ‘stretch drive but the rors in 63 games west 194L camp army in Nebraska against ards refused to allow it At the hot corner Jack Lohrke tello with 8 field-e-wU- s ROKY IS NOW DEAN 1 command at the Utah citadel ‘ in 1926 Coach - Ike Armstrong wil send out a championship defends But this year he’ll have one less powerful rival to worry abou now that Denver has cut loose r from conference ties of its former all U will D play Big Seven brethren but only T n basis The Pioneers’ a count toward the not will games first official championship recognized by the conference Here is an Associated Press midsummer survey of the situation Utah—The Utes will have only six of last year’s 23 lettermen and freshmen will get varsity jobs ’If they can make the'grade” k Armstrong said g Huck Adelt the quarterback Center Jim Pistorius Fullback La Verle Speery and Guard Bunny Clark were the players lost to armed forces who were not seniors ' Colorado— Now that a couple Of guards Bud Shwayder and Jim Waddell have been called Coafh Jim Yeager doesn’t look for anymore of his new squad to go ' “I "don’t know how good ojiir freshmen are but we haven’t a very big squad of upperclassmen and may have to use some” he ' said The quiet-spokYeager beginat C U ning his second season thinks Wyoming and Colorado in the race State look the toughest 1 ahead1 Colorado State—The Aggies come up with a change in head coaches for the first time in 31 years Julius (HansK Wagner replacing Harry Hughes and outlook for the new pilot could be a lot worse Tackle Fremont Miller- guards Orville Steffen and eourt Sherwood and end Johnny Meyers have been claimed by Uncle Sam and three others taking advanced flying instruction might be sum moned “Never quit a good horse 111 he loses” Wagner said In picking -- l ington Tulane ’ I ar g"tnbt I ' strong Petre has promised Ogden only the best in sports grams 7 and Armstrong is tops anywhere all-arou- nd I -- I bout-migh- t O er Gat - at flyin fields’ which may equal the record of 98203 which last year saw the Bears whip the 37 to 13 There also has been a change In the recipients of the revenue previous years has been donated11 to United Chicago’ s charities Catholic Charities and Jewish charities The normal prof Its of this summers contest wu b® turned over to the navy relief Bociety and the army emergency relief fund in addition a special nsi Hey Pal Remember Shelby? Sigrid Arne Wide World sports writer today brings back interesting sidelights of the Jack Dempsey-Tomm- y Gibbons heavyweight fistic melee at Shelby Montana back m noo 'a This corner was on hand Arnes yam is featured m today’s Standard-Examine- r Webster Wakeham and the writer motored to Shelby and return via Yellowstone park Parts of Montana lacked roads and highways in those days HerParley Richardson Ray Jones Bob Hoggan Bert off The rick and other Ogdenites were among those present attracted 40000 again on again fistic feature might haveAnd under proper spectators under proper promotion caused have the death of thoupromotion the The makeshift arena slipped that afternoon but sands no one of the 7000 fans suffered injuries Had the arena been loaded to capacity many would have lost their lives ' We recall very vividly a dinner tossed for newspaper Damon scribes two nights before the event was held late Ed Smith the Rice late the Ring Runyon Grantland Lardner and many many others were in attendance Jack Dempsey and Tommy Gibbons engaged in daily drills at Great Falls and wragering on the outcome was heavy Three Utahns all from Salt Lake City lost $10000 on the bout They wagered that Dempsey would flatten Gibbons inside of five rounds Dempsey was victor but via decision and Over 15 rounds Sam Sharman the trap shooter Dave Keith and Tom-- my Kearns all of Salt Lake and scores of other Utahns including Steve Maloney then sports editor of the Salt Lake Telegram made the jaunt to Shelby Despite the fact that the bout was a complete bust financially it was a colorful affair as it may seem Leonard Diehl present manStrange Standard-Examinwas at that time manager The of ager Falk Tribune of the And strange also is the fact that Utah’s Jack Dempsey oneof the two main eventers that memorable day back in 1923 didn’t return to Montana again until 1941 Jack was on a refereeing tour last season and packed ’em in battle will always Memories of the Dempsey-Gibbon- s linger in our sports oddities Later this corner had the pleasure of spending a week with Tommy Gibbons and Gibbons to this day will tell the most critical fan that Jack Dempsey 113 great as they come in fistiana -- - citIzens fellow naval training stations and army camps but they will return to per form under the gigantic lights of Chicago’s lake front before a crowd athlete at Adam Ben goesehea former and Ogden high may cast his University of Maryland lot with either the army or navy air corps Bengoeschea is a professional baseball star but has cast aside his mit and unform for the duration 77 — are away from the peaceful scenes pro- - 0f voting booths They have joined I 50-ya- rd two-gam- Falls C©w - sev-collegi- ©rly Peace On 1 Fielding SecSw All-Sta- rs' All-Sta- rs All-Sta- rs All-Sta- rs All-Sta- rs All-Sta- rs fit fund Football fans who donate $100 each will receive a ticket on line the The job of selecting the players and sending them into football’s greatest game from air baies army posts and naval shore bases will last until midnight July 26 The eleven receiving the largest number of votes— two ends two tackier two guards center quarterback fullback and two halfbacks— will start the game against the Bears shortly after being in- troduced under the glare of spot50-ya- rd Fairviow Leads Preston Circuit Wull©r JohllSOn ar Jr ar er 24 T0 s- HORSE WINS HANDICAP away-from-stretch- ed I With only PRESTON ' Idaho ' make-u- p games left for the first half of the Twilight league softball play Fairview leads the men and Winder girls lead the Powder Puff l6SU6 Monday night Fairview topped the tough Dee’s ten to secure their lead The Lions topped Texaco to push last year’s champs to fourth place Standings in the Men’s Recreation league show -t- -- - Sergeant Furniss Visits in Ogdon I 6-- Fairview - vis-La- Lions Texaco wn ke Jaycees In the Gii as follows: all-Amer- ica Winder 77! 1 Dee’s Fairview Preston I 4 1 mm |