Show :y- -- --- h - -- 4r' W' 5 kr1 - -- I ' I TITE - ": I e 01' L E : 1 chin as he came off the ropes Referee Al At) lett tolled the fatal 10 count in 40 seconds of I ' kI I 't I - - ::i '" i' 1 - 4 ' i ' I r 4014---- ) -- -i ) : )4i4 - - - - wi-o- '- - I ! —0 i e rrr ' ! I i se- I ' i tag- t: 4t'ri s k ' T r I P I - 4 iit ' eight-rounde- I IIANK SAUER SETS SIGIITS KINER'S HOMER TITLE Costs Mount For Majors 4 4011 1 rt Study Shows 't l Adults 8 01188 0 $100 FALCON'S i o AERO-MARIN- brivla losboso 112:1 half-millio- TO 3:43 PM i o4 di Children 23 s - 111 From 11:00 AM - a 25th MAY 4 — itatf t six-rou- - - of End for Indian Willie d h i '1I Judge Street I 4 n d - 4 I - ' K U Chiefta' in Lambasts I 1 g- - p 4 1 y ' old-tim- e i- the few American jockeys who team whichrneets a U S team in faced Maureen Connolly of San 'never rode as an apprenticehewaockenl the annual tennis rivalry at Wimwith 12 of the 14 horses i bledon June 13-Cal America5 top conDego cepted during his three-daspree tennis Wimbledon Named to the team were Susit for I tender Cockell Illns and Pat Ward who honors bounced off a plane Partridge Ii LONDOV May 20 (UP)—Don played their first Wightman Ttiesday night and won her first Cockell British light heavy- 'i matches last year and Jean set—over British reporters ti it as floored Walker-SmitJoy Mottram Jean Maureen—tabbed 'Mighty Mo" twice in the second round TuesQuertier by U S sportswriters—broke day night but came storming The U S previonsly aninto gay laughter when she tipped hack with a heavy body attack flounced its team would be corn- decision over posed of Louise Brough of Bevbackwards too far in a chair in to score a Italian champion Renato Tontini erly Hills Cal: Dons Hart of ' the airport lounge and fell Ii Coral Gables Ilarringay Arena" flat!! Fla: Shirley Fry on the floor let Cockelni eomebAck was high- of Akron 0 and Maureen ConMaureen brought five when floored he Tontini lighted nolly of San Diego Cal and seven pairs of shorts but sithout a count in the 10th Want New Coach "no frilly pants" INDIANAPOLIS "I11 leave that to Gussie" she May 20 (UP) 'rokes on Slate —A : said with a grin (Gorgeous GusSEATTLE May 20 40—Seattle mending the resignation of Paul sie Moran the U S tennis ' star caused a stir here a bnadckelseby kUentibraeursiatyarsre tnuerna nfga to vt hi tehbai - liDa lacooscn kBl I i at eut1leorngulaimiveerfsooityt: a couple of years added the has been circulated on the camhas O'Briens fabulous unwearing' panties eniversity of Wyoming Cowboys pus it was learned Tuesday der her tennis skirt) to its schedule Winners Five The school announced Tuesday I CHICAGO May 20 (UP)—John- the Cowboys would play here ny Adams the "Mighty Mite' Dec 1243 CHAMPIONSHIP from Iola Kans completed one — Ilightman Team of the finest riding feats in racing history Tuesday when he I LONDON May 20 (UPI—Tto won with five of his six mounts youngsters who made their inBOAT RACES to bring his victory total to 12 ternational debut last year and -da ii it Lincoln Fields three veterans were named Tuesin the - 1 Adams one of day to the British Wightman Cup SUNDAY May 20 11—Freck1e- LONDON the fifth frame of the scheduled 0- '-special attraction ii ' t ----( f--11 was Baron Von Stumme's eVI: s initial fight promotion venture t iss vr i r's ' and was greeted by an enthu ) !'s ' — siastic crowd including hundreds 'It ? ' N i i of 47 fight fans i 'N ' The main event left nothing to t $ 4 t be desired in the way of good 4 blood and fast action punching shed Richardson connected with 40)r'10!-'1r a straight left in the second ‘ s--' 'N1 s Si 1 c state Gem and the round slugger 44 rounder : :: 4 i 4 ' tk' (itOst Nuttall the Brigham City Buzz-sa- bled profusely throughout the But that didn't stop him '''‘ ? played ag with elusive :fight z '‘'' ' Willie Boyd for five rounds be- !from boring in and staying on I 4!: a a 4 '- ' fore he frnally caught him with :top of the Canadian ' Nst ITalented Left a solid smash to the midsection 0 and a whistling finisher to the Richardson had a talented left ' 00!: k 654' Ifiand that kept the tenacious k most of the 1Panter away for first 'three roundse and threw o k '1 enough hard rights at Pinter to 4 make the Idaho larruper respect f him until the third when he to the winds threw Nuttall found his target slipping away for the first four I: 7tlikt round of his bout with Indian Williewho forced him to miss L i 2- ti x e--LEXINGTON Ky May 20 iffi frequently with his right The end came suddenly for the —Dr 'IL L Donovan Tuesday geler :A ii 4mOlte LaiAb 6410111stylist Nuttall cut loose dr right called the reeent state !shifty with a staggering right to the meat of Judge Saul Streit of New Beefinninff body that sent Boyd reeling to Make BUSilliSS a York a 'V page harangue" the ropes As be turned around r at Coliseum Tuesday eight Keith lands left Bunsaw Keith Nuttall City Brigham Pleasure! Join Salt filled with misrepresentation and !Nuttall landed the best blow of Jab on face of Willie lloyd In fifth round of knocked out filo Spokane fighter in the fink Lake's business designed to "destroy the reputa- the fight that sent the Indian to canvas the for good of tion the University of Ken community tot After Long noon-tim- e dekioes tucky" Even long after the fight Boyd in out kincbeons The university president made ON his reply at a meeting of the had to rest in his corner groggy Marine Room! blow from the that Fayette County Alumni Associa- ended the righthand NEW YORK May 20 (11M—Bank Sauer the Cubs' big fight tion Judge Streit criticized the likeable slugger believes he may break Ralph Kiner's strangleRob Ford Bingham Canyon ---- A a Ale"'''' schoos athletic policy a n d hold on the National Leagues home run title this year despite basketball coach Adolph Rupp put on a terrific rally in the field more toward hits he that is the fact slicing right purposely last two rounds in the first of a recently when he gave austhan at any previous time in his career to pin of nifties pair to sentence three former pended Sauer who has hit 30 or more home runs in each of the a with canny Benny Flake Kentucky players who admitted in draw NEW YORK May 20 lit In last four seasons has gotten the "jump" on Kiner and Brooka 011 crowd real pleaser taking bribes to control outcome 11929 just before the depression lyn's Gil Hodges this year by hitting eight in games played And it was pair of Calgary of games two Killer had and each Hodges through Monday major league baseball' club "The judge forgot that Madi- Canada brothers who put the card owner needed $140000 a year for good son Square Garden was in his icing on took all bailiwick and that place is one Johnny Salkeld 136 players coaches and a manager of the rottenest gambling joints Idaho's tough Hal Holloway had The total "7for 16 major outlay to win came back to and offer in the world Dr Donovan said "All the culprits were in Ken- a referee's decision in one of the league clubs that year was ap1 11 proximately $3765000 to Judge best fights of the card a I tucky—according 1950 only one big league By special Streit' be continued The presi- His less for than club $300000 Willie spent brother younger dent cited the jurist blamed the U-ILsalaries and four of them situation on university adminis- was also impressive as be ko'd such mark Denver's Ernie Martinez in 1:10 went over the tration and "townspeople" total Jumped to $69?0 900 "You're corrupters of youth of the third round of their sched- The te d uled Figures Revealed opener too but the judge forgot to menThese and other interesting tion those 'innocent' men—the I figures - are revealed in a hefty gamblers and racketeers volume- titled "Study of Monopget mad when I think about it" Dr Donovan added 'oly Power" which reports the lie said the University a n d hearings by Rep Emanuel Celler's (C N Y) subcommittee Bradley University were made which inquired Into the operathe "whipping boys" of the coltion of big league baseball last legiate cage scandal to force at tention away from racketeers MAGNA (Special) — Magna year One of the many tables in: and gamblers in Gotham picked up a 4 victory over eluded in the book details the a lethargic Bingham team here ralaries of each club for 1929 Tuesday night although the 11933 1929 1946 and 1950 game was played under protest 0 Among the myths dissipated by the Bingham !line fr The rhubarb began when a by this array of figures are that 00 GOO:Dry t( short fly ball was hit Into left the Washington Senators are the poorest-paileaguers major PAARATI4ON 4 and left field and the shortstop 441 i''ki' fielder converged on the ball that Branch Rickey invariably NEW LOW PRICES emi The left fielder finally caught !kept his players 'hungry" for ' 600x16 ' it and the players returned to victory by holding down salaries 1 ''' -- ' ' was a their respective positions In the and that Larry blaciThall Plus Tax -spender in the paymeantime Zdunich who was a 13 runner on first began dancing roll department They do uphold AND YOUR OLD TIRE 0 ti -around when Powers kneeled the belief that it's good—finant' ?1 — ‘ GET THEM down to tie his shoe The ball cially speaking—to be a Yankee ':'''''' 1 1! C'' Oa ll"r711:777'N'N'f 0"r 'Tanks on Top was thrown to first base and TODAY AT -- t "' Zdunich was picked off Zdunich )i 4:774" i Only one of the six tables and the whole Bingham team con- fail to show –the New York TIRE ' ''''' tended that time was out and Yankees at the top of the pay4? SERVICE '''''' ' the umpires and the whole Magna roll lisL The exception was in i ' 1 EXPERT RECAPPING team said time was in MacPball the In 1945 early The protest will be lodged at regime when they dropped be479 SOUTH 2nd WEST the next meeting of U I L hind the Boston Red Sox and De5204 sr Suit Lake City troit Tigers the first clubs to go over $500000 a year for salaries r evf Similarly the Chicago Cubs geny club ) ) erally have been the of the National League with the BURTON'S "BETTER BUYS" New York Giants close behind IN : ili The survey shows Washington I—conIt never has been last nor first in 1 ( the American League salary : totals The St Louis Cardinals AND CLEAN-U- P SUPPLIES lot the Rickey era were about in i emmin c 1- the same spot li When you think of point end cliee-o- p sup' f) ''i' where you'll find :r2iFIRST ROVNI) plies think col Burton's t 0H4—finest materiels thet t yen 'il Vovorything '' i effifir civility :)i AtFI your expectetions cv ) x t' ciency and value eight-roun- r I - rit' - r t 9 - r Comolly Makes 'Ipe ji 1 Britain A - p SHORT SHOTS OFF THE WIRES tf I n - 15 - Impressive Victories By George Scott Methodical Garth ranter and bombarding Keith Nuttalliurned in impressive early round victories Tuesday night to top one of the finest fight cards to be presented at the fairgrounds Coliscumi in many months ranter the Islay'on Ida bulldog stalked his elusive foe for rearly six rounds :before he finally put him down for the last time in L32 of the sirth round in his fight with Bruce Richard-SoIt was a scheduled 10- - Wednesday May 21 1252 SALT LAKE TRIBUNE — Panter Nuttall Notch I 7 Clj STADIUM E 2700 South Redwood Rd 2702 West 2Ist South testoorsoN r) 1 4 í - '(de- four-roun- Magna Beats t lde 94 Ihng ham an Zlitte obi i 9-- I M SPECIAL! 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