Show 711 1 ' ' g 3 '11 i rl ci AT ELKS LODGE - a I r New P L President To Be Feted Nov 21 - y i - I ri r 4 I 0 11 X 1 0 Athletic Assn) ” - s ' '(c ' 1 1 ': 1 4- o - l' 1 l'y ' S !: - ': - t t i soitst - tk i 7 - ' i - - ' 1 - 4400IF Ap 4 1 11 ' : 1 r 1 4 - I - ) 44 - t : i 4 ' " I ''' ( S' 1' - t " I Carbon Trips 3lesa as BAC Tritimphs line by Floyd Hunt a downfield drive by sending L PRICE (Special) — Carbon the football - to Ted Ammerman who took it Ken Frost around end forth 1952 closed their Eagles in Carbon's 35 stripe and went 'touchdown Lamar Clark man-i- d with a victory over Mesa before being aged to outkick the Jseuansioonr ic) the Eagles' and put College Grand Junction p However the play the ball through' the uprights on a wet field here ‘‘ tialsiew Colo by an illegal hold- - for the extra point Friday afternoon The home team's second score ing penalty against the Niave- came late in the period on a Although it hasn't rairied here ricks for the past 63 days some one !pass from Bud Fullmer to Bob CEDAR CITY (Special) — With 'Crane watered the playing field Friday following another drive on : 'morning making it a soggy mess a stiff wind at their backs in the the ground and hard for players of both first and final periods the The final Bronco counter came:--Branch Agricultural Colle ge after a teams to keep their feet Badger pass was inter- Mesa started out strong hut' Broncos ran and passed to a cepted on the Snow 32 – — win over their Sitnow Col- faltered after numerous penalties were called against it along lege cousins here Friday in the or A i with a couple of costly fumbles Broncs final home contest of the pDPrvuhvgx urtirup On scoring position which were season Both teams were hampered at recovered by Carbon -- -darn11111P1 ': 5- - 463 1I The Eagles' first score came in times by the wind which car iraihimp ' r the second period when Jack ried clouds of dust over the field Dave Broncos Coach own The of Gates his back to Woodward faded Cash prizes will be awarded on two counters in to : managed thre4 the 75 per cent handicap 't SoYftmhe ! Alibeytaa okist on each of tthoes who guar- B Coles harry Kyle president movimG t STORAGE Salt Lake Bowling Assn is chair- 1Carbon's 40 and then scampered ters to one each for the Badgers The Brocos scored early in the man of the executive committee the remaining 60 for a score In NOM MI WISI sat tut Eat ritil INIesa threatened on a pass from opening quarter when they ended supervising arrangements Sponsored by the Salt Lake Amen-ca1 City Bowling Assn under 1 Bowling Congress senction 1 the lath annual city association I championship tournament will be g held Dec lthrough Dec 7 at the i C O Whttman secret PaiD-Ma- r announced Friday night tary 4 Entries which close at mid) night Wednesday Nov 19 should be addressed to Whitman at 417 Ilith East St if made by mail Entries made in person will le accepted at Ambassador Athletic 'Club 11 & M Lanes Bountiful i Kollers Bowling Midvale: K-Lanes Ritz Southeast State and fe 26-1- attl ' : ' 11 1 o ) fra: Tulsa Buries Detroit in 1 i Melee 62-6- 1 1 DETROIT Nov 14 GP—Tulsa's Ron Morris outiTassed Detroit's Ted Marchibroda four touchdowns to two in one of college football's greatest aerial shows ' 1 Friday night and Tulsa racked up a victory Nlorris' slingshot arm accounted for 14 completions In 18 tries for 298 yards Marchibroda hit on 27 of 54 passes for a staggering 392 yards—an all time college yardage record exceeding Loyola's Don Klosterman's 372 yards against Florida last year 1 62-2- i - ' i ' f 1 'LA MIAMI Nov 14 (Al — Hurricanes Miami's stepped out of the elite football class Friday night to scramble before 11846 fans Stetson 35-the smallest crowd at a Miami home game in eight years point-hungr- y 0 l' CHIC'AGO Bichierguson k Nov 14 ifft—lowa's won the individuaLi championship and defending champion Michigan State with 24 points easily retained itsleam tit lc in Hie annual Big Ten meet Friday Cross-Countr- y B 1 1 1 ! 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4V -ql nounced Friday Gunner's will 'compete for hams turkeys chickens and 701 di P 7' -' 5 eg174-j''- - - The Salt Lake Gun Club will hold a special merchandise shoot Sunday at the club range 1900 W North Temple St anLynn Hansen president 1Lanes Saturday night Five other isquads will appear Sunday In all more than 110 bowlers will go after the crown won last year by Al Ablett with a record 4---- - will Bowling Is-- 0 - - GUN CLUB SETS Keglers Beall' ' ) Claude Engherg new president of Pioneer League uho will be honored at testimonial banquet Nov 21 at Salt take Elks Lodge I 0i— e -- 1 Be Honored by Fans - 1:-'-'--:-0'‘ yr- it - es--- :- - 1 PERU NEB Nov 14 Teachers College with the "winningest" of the nation's undefeated football teams Friday turned down a bid to play in the Refrigerator Bowl game at Evansville Ind Dec 7 Coach Al Wheeler said the team has not closed the door on other bowl bids however :6 o satis- :o ' '' SiRR SHORT SHOTS 1 SaErga mnL wind-helpe- 5-- X ' 12-- 0 ' -- '':'' 19 ' rookie pitcher and three other season" Totten said "If Daven- athletes were honored Friday by port raises the sum the league sther alma mater Morgan State will help all it can in obtaining a Major league affiliation for the College Receiving special citations for club or a supply of players if exceptional atheltic achievement that fails" with Black were three track stars 'Quad Cities' affiliation with the George Rhoden Byron LaBeachlDetroit Tigers was dropped after the 1952 season moto Kay 'farad° and Art Bragg Native Jamaica Rhoden and Beach represented their native Jamaica in the last Olympic games and Bragg was on the United States team Black and Rhoden are gradu i 1 ' ' appeared He recently returned from the fled with the decision" Caribbean where he engaged in Seems Confident maneuvers with Marine Fighter Totten said Purnhage seemed Squadron 223 Williams was a pilot in World !confident that the money could War II but he did not see combat' be raised and placed in escrow by His present stay on active duty the Nov 26 deadline "We realize that's a short time Is expected to continue until to raise that amount but the November 1953 Ileague must know how it stands Nov 14 (NI—Joe so arrangements can be made to BALTIMORE 1 continue with eight teams next Black sensational Brooklyn $' ' - CHERRY POINT N C Nov ates and Bragg and La Beach are 14 l'I—Ted Williams former ma- - juniors in the Baltimore College or league baseball slugger now CHICAGO Nov 14 tr —The on duty with the Marine Air Corps here has received orders Three I League has girven Daven- to report to the WesfCoast for port la (quad cities) 12 days to further transfer beyond the seas raise $25000 or forfeit its fran- The public information office chise in the class B baseball of the Second Marine Air Wing league If the franchise is vacated said Capt Williams a reserve is to report to the Marine Peoria Ill appears the likely Corps Air Station at El Toro Cal new member Hal Totten Three I president by Jan 2 He will he transferred from there overseas as a jet said the Davenport decision was made at the league's'annual meet- fighter pilot replacement Before leaving for the West ing amid a "very amicable" at- Coast Williams is expected to mosphere "We want to keep Davenport if take a short leave and then return here for further instrument at all possible" he said "Bill 'Purnhage (vice president and gen- training eral manager of the Quad Cities On Maneuvers i ' 11 Williams Gets Marine Call For Pilot Duty Overseas X - - ' 1 1 - 4 :' Nov 21 Mr Engberg a veteran baseball player and officer of the Salt Lake City Bees was named to replace Jack flalliwell this fall at the semiannual meeting of the league directors Baseball fans and their wives can secure tickets at the Mint Cafe 27 E 2nd South or from the following committee members Eddie Leishman Leo Pignanelli Sid Clark Jimmie Shulsen W J Fitzpatrick Ocge Evans Pete Dow Dee Chipman or John Mooney Reservations have been limited to 250 fans which means the early bidders will get the tickets Engberg was a veteran amateur and semipro catcher and manager before starting as business manager of the Bees in 1939 lie severed his connections with the Bees upon receiving the presictency of the Pioneet League Tickets were issued to the committee members this week and the sale is expected to be closed by Wednesday 1 '' ' V ' ''' ' 1 JUCO GRID TESTS Bolvlers Slate S L Tourney t - ' Claude Engberg new president of the Pioneer League will be honored at a testimonial banquet at the Salt Lake Elks Lodge a I November 15 1952 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Saturday ' 1 Nules Pet" ' ---a mAIN OR STATI AT STI1 SOUTH DIAL PARK 34651 NOUISs'9130 6sn 16 6 p004r14kIrs - 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