Show - !! il T! il v r i k I I LATEST TO HIT Y f V Mind Set on Makmq Grade as Admiral -- I J ' M H©"m" 3geirsiri l3S elb'oflD he iD Flcag Hoee Mort Cooper's Hurling Keeps SI Louis Baseballers h Very Much In the Thick of Pennant Drive Senators Trim Indians In 10 Frames t i ' - J v -- i- S- v ' - k- - X-- t ::: 0 ' - r - - " ' if' t Y ' f a Vi T 1 &0rii$&' " - S i St' yw-'i- S " " I' ' ' ' ' j4-'- - S lea mm lb cu on ©) i ' t ' vrr i ! hits Ms - V It i AIDS OIAMPS DolDh Ca- milli one-tim- e star of the Bees in the Utah-Idahleague is getting his share Of hits these days as the Dodgers battle the Cardinals for the National league o 4-- pitchers good for a 10-- 5 SIGNS UP WITH ARMY AIR CORPS MISSOULA Mont Sept 2 (UP)- Douglas Fessendei head footbal Coach and athletic director of the Montana State university has beeln sworn in as a captain In the army air corps it was revealed here ueorge Jiggs" Dahlberg head basketball coach and football line coach was recommended by tkk 1111! wic ttuueuc to take committee Ifessenden's place as grid mentor While he is in service Fessenden was scheduled to report tojonicers training school at Miami eacn bept 1 He will be assigned tolKnollwood field" Southern Pines 4-- I ng j i "t 4-- Pirates to Train M New Ball Parle Eli CENTRO Califi Sept 2 (AP) Pittsburgh's National league Pirates will train next ipring in El Centro shifting) their base from San Bernardino! where they have drilled for several years i 'I ONTANA GOAC triumph over the Giants The 'New Yorkers collected 13 hits off Claude Passeau! who Won his eighteenth victory but were able to score in only three innings as Chicago kayoed two pi chera with a alx- runiburst in the sbiijth In the only American league game played the senators edged 3 th Indians in 10 inninzs Alex Carrasquel! went the route for the Senators and allowed nine hits for his jseventh victory He also began the game-winnirally in the tenth with a single Geon Case! came through with a double and Stah Spence was purposely passed At this point Chubby Dean relieved Jim Bagby and was belted for a single by Jimmy Ver non which scored the winning run il i 'j! Yeisterday's stars —- Mort Coop er and 'Jimmy Brown who led the Cards to a 3 triumph over N i the Braves i pennant: ior auty Members of the university ath Ittic board said Fessenden's sudden departure will necessitate a p complete reorganization of the Grizzly athletic department Adam irack coach as?arfyfootball sistant coach and director of Intramural sports Is expefting ah! early cal' to service and lAlex McLain who had previously rei signed as freshman football coacn te- take a posiUon as head coach at the- Idaho Falls Trie — w Aua ii i f if "V"WU1 "as Deen called infn th i navy Fessenden Cjakes as Grizzly mentor in 1935! cominar hern f mm Tvv o: nn J he has won 32 games lost 25 and tied three Montana tho uuuu wua year as a 7Tr iuif ueagea member The Original Football in the southwest will be typical of the men frbm that sector who are distinguishing themg selves on battld fronts It will be aggressive wide-ope- n offensive football played by rough "f d young men who like td mix it The cow coun- - - f — re-ente- rs uJ paiJ Speedy Slant On Southwest on far-flun- Favored: Texas Runnerup: Texas AJ and M Long shot: Texas Christian raw-bone- an End3 — Bill ft p GOLFERS OPEN NYE TOURNEY all-Amer- ica 6-f- tioint-after-tbuchdo- at 201-pou- : nd J " Ott rf- Miz 5 0 0 0 Nicholsonrf 5 l 15 O Dallessan- 5 2 4 0 dro cf 4 0 0 OINovikoff If 5 2 0 9McCulloghc 3 0Merullo ss 1 1 0 01 Sturgeon 2b 0 0 O 0 Passeau p - 10 Beggs a 2 1 10 p 0 1 v Totals 37 8x30 11 Totals 37 33 21 — None out when winning run 9scored Barna If — Ran for Kelleher in ninA — Batted for Shoun In eii hth Jurges es Mancuso !c in ior uoodman In eighth " xMarshall 4 12 4 nnn tin 000 00-- 3 Voiselle p 4 li 0 2 Philadelphia Cincinnati OOO 20o! UUi U A— — scnumcnrp McGee pi OOOO! un batted In— May 2 fui?maKry: McCormick CAMDEN N 0 0 0 0 Adams p Sent 5 rAT 3 hits —Warren Kelleher Three-bas- e McCormick There's an old sporting adage that Danning c 1 1 0 0 hit— Marshall Double plays— May to wie unamps never come back but— Totals 4213 24 18) Totals 3512 27 7 Murtaugh to Etten Phillips tol McCormick x — Batted for Mancuso In eighth to Haas Joost to McCormick Phillips to A wizened little man ttHfli Score by Innings : nMck (2) Bases on balla pinched features rode a $e8Rr Mno- New 021 000 020 — 5 York auou io victory yesterday in the Chicago Strikeouts— Johnson 3 Thompson 1 Shoun 000 106 3 Thompson 5j In 4 eigntn race at Garden State park Summary: Errors — Russell 3 Novikoff kL- - ' ! 7" n 3 In 3 Passed Bess2 and the little man was Lavelle Hack Mize Runs batted In—Schumacher Winntng Pitcher— Beggs o 2 Mize Merullo 2 Witek Werber Attendance— 1030 ttfuddyj Ensor 2 Nicholson 2 McCullough Sture Buddy's been a has-bee- n hits — Young !rpe geon 2 Passeau Boston the gilded era in which he once Witek Sturgeon Merullo fit tZxtnls Danning AB H ft a SacHome run — Nicholson AB H O A blew $90000 in a two-hoO! Brown — 2 Double rifice— Russell to 2$ 5 2 2 3 2 crap plays Jurges game—since the time when his in Witek to Mize Merullo to Sturgeon to Fernan TMoore kt 4 14 0 4 3 2 2 1 come as a jockey was compared— Russell Bases on balls— By Passeau Slaughter dez If Hits— Off Schumacher 5 in 5 3 McGee Musial If L 4 13 0 and favorably— with that of Cal- 3 ln0 Adams 3 In 1 3 Voiselle 1 In e 4 1 9 0 ivC i ? 34 °IWCooper 1 Hit by pitched ball — By Schumacher Mtlw vin Coolidge as president 4 14 0 5 1 0!Hopp lb! Wild pitches-- Schumacher Ad4 KurowskII3b 2 0 2 1 StiVf 'of' I Now he's trying a comeback ams Time pitcher— Schumacher ? V ? 1! Marion es 4 3 1 1 He's 42 now and says he's given — 2:15 Losing Attendance (actual) — 5380 2 0 9MCooper p 4 2 0 3 Vw Young Ensor Turns in Victory on Turf cf Is 0 5 I' 3 0 3 2 5 0 3 2 2 1 1-- 1 1! 3 " 3102 J TWo-bas- e j ts - 21X-1—1- 0 2-- 1-- Dalles-sandr- Trf"11 3 Two-bas- Dal-lesand- ro "?I8' ur 4130 2-- i-- -- i (M-rull- o) Oil ) mm f l' r '!' i'k J :c J fA up his much publicized "old ways" of hearty drinking and outbursts of tempers He's out for a few more of those $100000 a year Incomes to take care of him and Mrs Ensor in their old age The horse he chose to ride yesterday was a sleek animal named New Life New Life gave him his third straight win i !: ML' "' ' i 114 1 250-pou- nd gh 198-pou- nd State-Colora- do 190-pou- nd Fak-mer- s at co-Capt- Co-Capta- 189-pou- in nd Har-din-Simmo- ns bee-Jack- ie ar ar Trl-bua- 56 51 49 Chicago Washington Philadelphia 68 452 405 358 75 88 Tuesday's Results Cleveland 3 Washington 4 (10 Innings) Only game scheduled Cleveland j AB KD Hockett rf 5 2 4 Weathrlycf 5 0 2 Keltner 3b 5 0 2 Flemlnglb 4 2 11 Heath If 4 2 2 Boudreauss 4 2 1 Mack 2b DeSautelsc 3 4 0 1 Bagby p Dean p 0 0 0 401 14 Washington f in5 2tr n4 a 5 3 14 0Hoffman3b 3 0 2 21 Sullivan ss 4 0 4 0 Croucher2b 4 0 2 4 2 2 1 Early" C 3!Carraskuelp 4 0 0 At 0 Case If 0 Spence cf 4 Campbell rf 1 Vernon lb fJ 0 4 110 4 4 1 1 0 10 '! 3 2 1 " 2 1 W 1 ' I "until ' - - - auk of the world" Knv Jm m vV t Pirates Get Two Montreal PIcbyers Totals 38 9y28 11 Totals 37 10 303 y — One out when winning run scored score by innings: Cleveland 000 010 0— 3 000 001 200 1 — 4 Washington -Summary: Errors — Croucher Hoffman Runs batted tn — Boudreau De Early Sautels Campbell Early 2 Keltner Vere non hits — DeSautels Campbell Hockett case Three-bas- e hit — Boudreau Home run — Early Stolen base — DeSautels Double plays— Vernon (unassisted) Kelt ner and Fleming Early and Croucher Croucher Sullivan and Vernon Bases on bails— Off Carrasquel 1 Bagby 3 Struck out — By Carrasquel 3 Bagby 3 Hits — Off Bagby 9 in 9 Innings (none out In 10th) Dean 1 In 3 Losing pitcher—- Bagby Time — 1:53 Attendance--25- 00 '020 w e- I 1 Two-bas- 1-- Ti 1 Reiser Ready to Leave Hospital Reynolds Loses Unique Confesf r M Er rn iWTLKES-BARR- E Pa 1 i it ' y " I XT I Ics you're plcastrr bound when you order HOI and Hill! In the mountains or jst the seashore in the city or in the country this grand bourbon is jr 1 mnmr always good company Delicious ssMMSSsasMMWsssW Sept 2 HTTaBUHGIL BCpt Allle Reynolds pitched 10 3 (UP)— (AP)— no-h- lt ball for Wllkes-Barr- e of annodnS buurghnimA 4day a Innings of the Eastern league last Baseman n night— but lost in li Innings Out-lufaElmira won 1 to 0 when Reyn?&rry Shuman and -V L v olds allowed a walk and a sacriToronto club of th mtcfnatlonal fice then granted & single' which scored the Ions run i 'WM (I fcr- - Tii Totals 3610 2T T Total 30 8 27 15 —Batted for Klinger In fifth Srore by Innfnrs i 011 011 000—4 Brooklyn 000 020 000 — 2 Pittsburgh Krror— Gustlne Runs batted Summary In— Herman Oalsn Vaughan DiMagtli e hits— CsmillJ Phelps Walker Double plays — Oustir to Detch-t- r Left on Higbe Keess and Camiill 2 bases— Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 4 Bases on balls— Klinger 1 Higba 3 Wllkla 2 tunneoms— uigbe 6 Hits— Of Klinger 7 (' 5 13444 can pt no real victory" tlfield i rn t- ! S u J U 3 0 0 3 all-weste- nJ2J' "VLJi! 111 I ' io all-arou- nd :::: L Two-bas- j Frde I Brooklyn Pittsburgh NEW YORK Sept 2 (AP)— ABHOA ABHOA totals 34 8 24 8 34 13 27 9 Totals Walker rf 4 2 3 0 Coscarartss 4 0 4 1 Dodger officials said to -3 Brooklyn Vaughn 3b 5 1 0 1 Barrett rf 3 0 6 0 KTrSuii : Si???that day they expected Pete Reis 5 2 3 0!VanRbys If 4 0 0 0 Galan cf Error— Hopp Hurts batted in er their Medwick if 4 1 5 01 Elliott 3b 3 ailing centerfielder would 2 Musial Camllll lb 3 1 6 O Fleteher lb 4 2 13 2 be released from his Baltimore SrT hiVTaughtTr wSZHerman 2 4 2 0 o'DiMagcioef 3 Stolen base— Marion Sacri4 0 6 0! Phelps c Owen c hospital either today or tomor 3 1 0 0 Reese ss 3 0 4 4 Gust me 2b 2 0 15 Javerv Kurwkl Double plays— row but that he would rest at 4 1 0 2 Stewart 2b 1 O 0 1 Higbe p B on ball—Off Jav- - President Larry MacPhsil'i Mary 2tB?pp Klinger p 10 0 1 land farm until Saturday 0 zWasdell 0 T ZVZrBy Jvery 3i M Cooper 10 Wllkie p (paid) — 10 10 Rs PORTLAND Ore 2 (AP) Tne victory bell willSept not signal University of Portland football triumphs this fall The Rev Charles C Mlltner represiaent ordered the clacDer - - he exolAlned " MHJ ' Javery p Victory Bell at Portland Stilled By GLEN R PERKINS JR United Press Staff Correspondent KANSAS CITY Sent 2 (UP)— More than 300 athletes will take to the Big Six football fields Monday as practice opens for the most ambitious gridiron program In the conference's history The six teams will rlav a total of 46 games meeting opponents from every section except the west coast Seven of these contests art with military service teams A poll of exDerta throurhnut the league put the Missouri Tigers in the role of favorite to repeat for the conference crown and to win en r nominees: Hendersonf Texas A and M Bruce Alford T C U tackles— Stan Maudlin Texas Dean S M it Derrell Tom I ''j )f dipsy-d- o and T C U guaid— Orville Palmer Y this year more S M U centers— Bill Johnson than ever before I ts colorful brand Sibley Texas A and M Will Allbright Texas Tech) backs— of football is go- 'Dean Dick Bagley T SC IU mg to SI Dwelle Rice Wayne i Shaw S M U Milt Crain Bailor Dave j with the military- - i Jones and Bob Forte Ark Wal- minded ton Roberts and Ray Jones Tex- Texas A and as Zapalac Texas A and school M Willie R Callahan Tdxas Tech J Red Grange out which turns New coach: Jimmy Stewart more army officers than West M U S Point1 is the defending conference champion although the scourge of last season was a tremendous Tex- eran Texas Aggie squad There as team which either blitzed or yill be 10 starting letiermen — all seniors Jitterbug Bill Henderson sputtered That socking Steer 'scuad is iis an outstanding i end He's lighter by 16 iettermen but is not candidate so green So powerful was the '41 200 pounds and gobbles! up passes edition) that the regulars played Jake Webster the less than half the time The boys automaton nd Willie ' y backed them up are back 202 pounds or blocking First Round Contests Are whoBible Zapalac Counts on Jones and fUry are the important backs Roberts Texas Christian has feverything Spirited City Dana X Bible will miss back-fiel- d but sufficient reserves and if the busters Jack Crain and Mike Horned Golf Course regulars can take 60 Layden and linemen Chal jDaniels minutes Frog Dutch Meyer's! crew can and Malcolm Kutner His forward in it all p ( Six first round matches in the wall is well fortified with A 205 pounds line that Stan Mauldin averages it pegging annual red M Nye Co golf tour- from tackle In the backfield Waland a backfield that weighs in at nament at the El Monte course have been played Professional ton Roberts is an accomplished 194 will give the team plenty of tailback and sophomore Ray brawn Captain Bruce Allford is a Ernie Schneiter announced today Carl Lancaster and Les Foutz Joneg his understudy is a sleeper standout end Derrell palmer a mky be the Steers' Mr Big highly-regarde- d tackle and Dean woivover W R Both well and F who Homer Hill Norton has a vet- - Bagley and Emery Nix the quar- G Miller 3 and 2 Kimball Knowl-dy- n and Harold Evans defeated Carl Van Meetern and Henry Val-de- z NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 up Gordon Cotterell and Brent Scowcroft won over Al Hanw innings Witklt 4 In 3 Pctin!5 Loilnj pitch sen and Don Felt Jr 2 nhA 1? Wnr Brooklyn 89 40 r— Klinger Time — 1:51 690 old Daniels and H E Vtisick took St Louis 86 662 New York 71 59 546 I the measure of Vauzhan Cln innatl Philadelphia Cincinnati 65 64 504 ABHOA ABHOA and B L Blood 1 up 58 68 460 May 3b Pittsburgh 5 12 3IJoost 2b 4 0 6 8 R A Ellis and Warren Stewart Chicago 61 73 453 o z 4 7 Marshall rf 4 1 0 0 Boton 51 80 389 Mrtagnss defeated Sid Malan and T T Ta 4 13 1 Naylor cf 5 13 0 Haas 3bl 36 89 288 Litwwierlf Philadelphia 4 3 5 OjKelleher If 4 1 1 0 ker 2 and 1 4 0 11 oxVandrMer 0 0 0 0 Etten lb TueRday'f Rfult ana rtoss Ulsen ucaviu 4 Pittsburgh 2 Northey rf 4 0 2 0! Walker Brooklyn 00 0 0 won over uarrell Montgomery and Bragan 2b 3 11 0McCor- New Yirk 5 Chicago 10 Morris Thurgood but only after 36 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 4 (11 in warren e 4 14 1) mlck c lb 5 3 171 1 0 oj Tipton 4 1 10 jonnson p nings) noies or competition 1 up Lamanno c 4 0 3 0 Boston 3 St Louis 4 (night gams) Mrs Harold Evano and Rflfk Phillips SS 4 12 8 carr meet late today for the right Thompson p 1 0 0 1 I New! 1'ork Chicago Shoun p to meet Mrs V 10 0 10 AB HO Al ABHOX zzGoodmaa 110 1 1 5 3b 3b 4 erber 4IHack 0 1942 first flight finals of the Witek 2b 5 3 3 3Russell lb 3 10 zzzWest 0 0 0 0 thej 1110 suen vny tournament FOR NEW TILTS n aown another bowl classic His sportsman qualities go a lit An unprecedented war schedule of tie farther than merelv marksman 12 games will furnish them with ship! In 1932 '33 and '34 he held plenty of competition however tne light heavyweight wrestling Coach Don Faurot's men in addicrown of the Utah guards tion to their regular nine contests (2 1 Now 38 years old Lieutenant siatea many months ago will enWade is married and the father of gage three service elevens: Fort two girls Tall stocky and slightly Riley Kans Great Lakes naval Portly his figure belies his athletic training and the Iowa Citv air prowess While at the Utah State cadets Agricultural college Wade was an Only Harry Ice will be missin fterbacks are new editions of Sam outstanding athlete winning four from last season's strong back-fie- ld letters in footballi four in basket Bob Steuber at halfback is my Baugh and Davey O'Brien ball to be one of the nation's in three track one cross in and expected Arkansas is on the upbeat and leading ground gainers may change the entire complexion country Thef lieutenant was the first man Although Nebraska generally gets of the race Fred Thomsen who at Williams the nod for second olace over field to 25 out break has the forward pass worked out of 251 then 69 out Oklahoma a close race for the 100 of at skeets into fine detail has four catching On is the he holds The return of the spot pistol range predicted ends a fine tackle in Jay Lawhon enviable 16 Iettermen should enable Iowa score 293 of out bullseyes and a real pitcher in David Paul State to wind up fourth with a a (possible 300 Jones Bob Forte can carry the of Ellis Was Wade an possibility of an upset finish among mail on the running side the first three The two Kansas at athlete in the Ogden high' days Rice has backfield power with when Ogden competed with East outfits— State and University of Dick Dwelle rated las an adequate and West high schools in the "Big Kansas— are expected to fight It replacement for Bob Brumley who mreer jtie was an out for last place with Kansas i$ in the navy The line is a ques- performer at center and forward in u favored to the bottom tion mark basketball the year Ogden high Although Coach Biff Jones has Matty Bell is in the navy and won tne Kocky mountain invita been recalled to service and now Jimmy Stewart takes over at tional tournament at Boulder Colo is directing the athletic program Southern Methodist His sopho- raao at West Point and the end coarh ' mores are touted as the best in Paul Amen has also been lost to Radio Announcer Dizzy Dean tne service Nebraska followers are years with Tom Deane a tackle and Red Shaw a calls Joe Medwick now of optimistic Glen Presnell a former good passer rating special menBrooklyn the most unpopular Nebraska star will attemnt to fill tion athlete - who visits Sportsman's Jones' shoes assisted by a former Baylor has little in the way of park! Not only among fans but DacKtieid mate Elmer Holm title aspirations but Frank Kim-brou- ' also among plaj'ers Nebraska will relv on the T system modifying it with the old has a few Iboys 'who can box double wingback formation Bits of SDOrt Banter make things interesting Milt Crain a Utah State are officials back of ponder Sayne Blue fullback and Howard rhany talents M L Kittrell a ine over just what to chares fm Kelley center are in service but stalwarts returning include Allen power back and Buddy Gate wood seats for the Utah a corking center are the football game at the Ogden stad- zdCKmuna Marvin Atney and Dais ium the night of October 9 A gen- Bradley names In the Border conference Texas eral admission j teei of $1 has been Tech should give added evidence suggested with a ifeserved seat top his turn on the mound ' for good of its progress in (football The of $150 If the adopt his measure Red Raiders have! four games seat scale they should jam the Officials of the Osden rolf nA scheduled with southwest confer- park I club will pick a "name country Definite plans for the big colence arrays and hope to win no the 1043 season this pro golf fewer than three They also plan lege will go forward just as sooi as corner wasforinformed Cenres on repeating in the Border loop gridiron drill getf hunder way Sep- Schneiter Dro at thtoday club !nr tember 10 Coach pick sRomney of 1929 is now at the Salt Lake coun J R Callahan a triple-threthe thad Farmers expects more 40 junior is the noise in the backfield try club along with speed merchant Don players to report for grid practice During the remainder of the coif Austin and Ken Rob-bin- s next'- week season tournaments will be carried This corner extends sincere con- out under the direction ef Clu' Will Allbright guard i a murderous gratulationsone to Walter McHu£rh Petty chairman of the tournament of the most likable committee McHugh blocker and key man in the line players in Ogden's Pioneer league Arizona New Mexico and There is still hone of a Vern Ev rate behind the Raid- historyi stands outinas perhaps the Burke fistic In best utility Dlaver thn C circuit' Ogden before the indoormelee ers in that order season four-yereign He was named for arrives The coast euard mav mend this honor in the all-stleague se- Vern up this way to publicize thV lections the of scribes and the coast guard and if this happens American League writers! couldn't have picked a bet- the bout looks like a cinch J f :"'ter man W L Pet !! York New During 1942 McHugh held down WILMINGTON DeL-- Al 86 44 ni 662 Boston 79 - 53 598 posts in the outfield played second 154 knocked Wilmington St Louis 68 61 527 base oh one occasion held down out George (Dusty) Brown 153 Cleveland 67 64 511 Detroit 64 68 485 first base in many games and took York Pa (8) E3e©d Nfey By RED GRANGE co-oper- ate j i The Dodgers founc Bob Klinger for single runs in the third fourth and fifth innings on seven solid hits and then! added another off AldonWilkie in the sixth Dolph Camilli's double and Billy Herman's single gaVe them1 their first run in the third In the fourth Dixie Walker's singlej Arky Vaughan's infield out and Augie Galan's single added 'another Walker doubled and Vaughan sing-led for one mjore ia the fifth and the fourth came on a walk single K and Peewee Reese's fly Frank McCormick paced the Reds to their) fifth straight win 3 in 11 innings over! the Phils who were charged with their ieighth successive loss McCormick drove in three runs the first on a double in the fourth Janpther with a single in the ninth to send the game into overtime and the third in the eleventh with ja drive against the left! field wall with loaded bases Max Marshall opened the eleventh for the Reds with a triple and two intentional walks and set the stage for McCormick! who connected on i the first pitch Cubs committed five Chicago's errors1 but made 12 hits off four j PLAYERS EAGER O nleu s Relies 3Ian-in-Iotl- 3IG SIX GRIDIRON post-seaso- 4-- j i All-Ameri- ca j while his beloved Brooklyn Bums were doing the el foldo In St Louis Sleepless nights and foodless days made this man af shadow of his former self His world crashed around his shoulders Meanwhile far across the seas battles are tak ing place the implications of which seem to miss this fellnw or af least are postponed until tho Dodgers cinch or Jose the pennant Is this foolishness or just Freudian? m We pass VV hat's in a name ? New York pro fessional football Giants finally gave up on pronouncing the name of the Holy Cross fullback tnrnrt tackle Al Klasoskus The athlete was perfectly willing to to the extent of beins? k Joe Klasoskus but his teammates simply settled on Jones As they o point out it is "so much shout: "Atta way to go inflw there Jonesy old boy" Instead of: "That's the way to go in there Klasoskus" necruiting notice: A navy pro curement officer describes the most vexing enlistee he has to face: A young man who wants to be an ad miral preferably near home 7 i THE EYES OF TEXAS are upon them left to right: J Walton Roberts tailback successor to Jack iexas uean Jtsagiey xexas unnstian s new edition of Sammy Baugh and Davey O'Brien: and Bill Jitterbug) Henderson Texas A and M's candidate for an end berth j 4 In 1933 whU a member nt th Utah national guard Wade won the pistoi cnampionshlp of nis home state Prior to that event in 1927 he walked awav with the officers' rifle shoot at Fort War- den Washington From 1935 until 1940 while in the national this redheaded besDectaclerl guard craru shot qualified as an expert rifle man As an exclamation point for nis aoiuty ne entered in the Weber County trapshoot in 1938 although he had not been near a 'trap for ten years Against some of the nation's best shots' he Wan in vincible and won top honors hands VIiUU w Star Dodger Cooper hisj eighteenth tory and helped produce the deciding run in the eighth Johnny Hopp opened the rafly with a single off Javery who gave up 13 blows land lost his first game in seven1 starts Hopp moved up on a sacrifice and reached third Ion Martini Marion's single Cooper beat obt a nit filling the bases and keeping the rally alive Brown then came through! with a long fly driving Hopp home with the deciding tally! Kirby Higbe won from the Pirates for the (first itime in his Ca- reer and notched his fourteenth the Bucs to five victory! holding ' accurate scoring Is the fact that prior to his arrival at Williams field he had never held a skeet gun and yet he was drafted as the man to teach cadets how to use one Since March the lieutenant has averaged 24 broken birds out of a possible 25 and almost Invariably cracks a perfect score This seems paradoxical due to his lack of knowledge about skeet shoots but a glance into his past life reveals innumerable pistol and rifle cham- - r - RL-A-of pionsnips it ' V ' pace-settin- 4-- '? t f non-chan- ge hot-foote- i - 4 far-flun- as we are" Numbers game: Morton Cooper of the Cardinals 13 at the start now wears the -- uniform carrying the number corresponding to the vicBy PAUL SCIIEFFELS tory for which he is striving Cotton Ed Smith of the White Sox United Press Staff Correspondent could — d NEW YORK Sept 2 (UP) The St Louis of thatdo aPitcher Cooperperformance is Cardinals hung on grimly today 3 games behind the Na- a mighty alarming precedentsetting Suppose the fad takes? Plavers will g tional league's a with of six Dodgers string be wearing batting averaees dates victories of their children's birthdays the straight aate tneir mother-in-laThe Cards had t6 drive uphill died or fell down a manhole or perhaps all the way to defeat Al Javery their income tax deduction Fans and the Boston Braves 3 last will start playing bingo d to thanks strong-armenight Paging Alort j Cooper's nirie-hpsychoanalyst: The hupitching man psyche is a strange phenoand fiery Jimmy Brown's clutch I mena or In other words people are hitting and the Dodgers failed to sometimes just plain nuts Take I gain ground with (their 2 trifor example a passing acauaiiit- over the Pirates umph ance who became a nervous wreck i won vic: - i ) 1 i H 'I ! By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Service Sports Editor Quote of the week: "If that Tun-ne- y doesn't lay off football I'm going to have to clamp down on Shakespeare" — Jimmy Conzelman coach of the Chicago Cardinals and noted raconteur Financial report: Someone told Branch Rickey that the Cardinals would win in a breeze had they not sold certain players notably the veteran pitchers— Lon Warneke and Curt Davis "But" replied the director of the g St Louis system "we have to be solvent to be as close Ocrdenite Shfnps At The sharp eye of Lieut Ellis M Wade formerly a resident of Ogden Utah is making skeet history with ari of 24 broken birds out of a possible 25 at the Williams fieljl advanced flying and bombardier school commanded by Colonel Bernard A Bridget near Chandlerj Arizona The remarkable part of Wade's H —H— --— —— — ' p —— : ! — OGDEN CITY IJTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPT 2 1942 i aM": S tonhr rHtrm m — Wifi 4 Warden Iho I m isrrrrr'" Patrolling Jit: yfrJ: BACK AT GENE V 4-- B Hard to Corral in Cow Country ICONZEmANIS 9 "VhkrjH vvkiJ11 2-- mtluyui 'LMt hour Ion ask for Hill and Hill cr by name SQA Proof beyond compare— and ec- nomical tool Try it toniglit National Distiller Froducis Corporation New York |