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Show today, s ith AlO iin al Sport Hi 1 I Ird by N Jj , M cuddy jack Staff Correspondent J.,s YORK, April 5 (rEk--A rom tonight the Denver Timers" association will sit a corned beef and cabShirley-Savo- y the at dinner IevY AS Logan, Utah, Wednesday sports-minde- originated the now- i Rockies s Denver plan for bring-- I baseball to every boy in a Lnumty. from 11 to 17. This so successfully 4 n worked out iU two brief years of now .ration m Denver that it and copied being investigated other cities throughout the untry' 6, 1944. white-thatch- a-- he ed Timers, project Js United Eagles Vanquish Qarkston 40 to 36 In a combination 40-3- the head and body. In the tenth Ortiz hurt Olivera with a left hook to the jaw and stom- blows to ach. Reeling from Ortiz punches, Olivera was wobbly in the next two rounds, but staged a belated rally to cop the last two rounds torium last night. by a shade, Olivera let loose with The diminutive Mexican, defendeverything he had in the 14th, but ing his title for the tenth time, Ortiz was unwilling to slug it out had Olivera in trouble throughout and kept out of his way. but could never put him away. Referee Reggie Gilmore gave the champion twelve of the fifteen rounds, scoring one even. Gil-ores card showed Ortiz ahead on points 86i 2 to 764. Judge Jack Mi Donald had Ortiz winning, 91 to 71, while Judge Benny Whitman tuled 94 to 77 in favor of the Ban-- l. BY OSCAR FUALEY Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, April 5 (I El Tom Yawkey spent an estimated in a vain attempt to buy a pennant for his Boston Red Sox and from the looks of the club today it will take another $4,000,-00- 0 or its equivalent in luck to keep the Bosox out of the American league cellar this season. For the Red Sox are certain of keeping only seven men now on their roster. The rest, including Manager Joe Cronin, are in and awaiting draft calls. Its undoubtedly the most depleted and vulnerable club m the major Ortiz Scores Easy Decision Over Tony Olivera ManLOS ANGELES, April 5 uel Ortiz, lettuce and carrot grower from El Centra, Cal., still wore crown his bantamweight today after scoring an easy 15 round decision over Tony Olivers, Oakland, California, before a capacity crowd of 10,400 at Olympic audi- n. KAISER Pacific Coast m king Rugcii manage! of Veia C'nu in Mexican League, gives pitchers some aduie Crowd of 22,000 saw his Blues defeat Jdexico City Reds m opener, Horti'-bv- . game last night at is so Clarkston, the Mendon Eagles for schemes emerged from the dust of battle erior to other 6 baseball to the boys that with a victory. tiging as one of the The Eagles will play their final Angott Wins Split imay be regarded Lt important contributions to game of the season Thursday national pastime since Abner night in the Mendon gym when leagues. knowledge of ducks. Decision Over Negro I bleday laid out the original The seven certain to remain in Main is general manager of they stage a PTA celebration N. Y., Tuond at Cooperstown, fracas the Smithfield against flannel include five Ducks Unlimited of Canada, which pitchers 11839 flies right alongside the Ducks Black Crows. The game will be and one who is over age and one WASHINGTON, APRIL 5 these achieves Unlimited of America. The Ca- held in conjunction with a PTA F outfielder. j. effectively Angott, the recently derehealthlul (1) brings Gone from the pitching staff throned national boxing associanadian sportsman was a Denver dance. box score: Last lation, uniforms and equipment visitor are Tex Houghson, the Boston tion lightweight, champion won a yesterday to spread the Menilnn nights ClurkHton (40) Innjr the vacation period to all good last season, and Mace between split decision over hardneighbor policy OTKP UTPP mound ace 17 regardless of 2 2 15 Antitwn.g now in the navy. The hitting Aaron Perry, 4 2 0 Iv, from U t Unlimited Ducks of 6 Brown, and Canada f Thompson or ereed 4 10 8 Siiud.f race, condition, 4 3 3 9 Art y hilmlU.f big negro, last night. (Illj Ducks Unlimited of America. pitchers are delin-,ne3 2 0 6 Hu httril c K Jartlim,c 8 1 0 16 who won five and Itor (2) reduces juvenile He revealed that there are some 1 2 0 2 Angott, veteran of more than 0 0 0 6 George Woods, Rmtftrs g RHughupg develops joungsters 27,000 sportsmen in America who 3 117 1) Hughes 1 (3) Jr., 100 fights, kept Perry from land2 2 15 lost six last year; Joe Wood, Jariime.g and (4) players; to who ing his driving right which had son of old "Smoky Joe, contribute annually to Ducks Un- 41 0 0 102 DKheltnn Bird. the boys, their families and limited of America. In ale cante up from Scranton; Yank earned him 16 victories in IT the turn, conscious. community baseball of seven against professional fights. He dAw blood IS 10 4 40 money is sent to Ducks Unlimited 18 9 4 36 Terry, winner Totals O nine losses; rookie Vic Johnson in the eight round with a right of Canada to breed more and betto Jack Carberry, ter According Dom Ryba, who cross to the negros nose, but and migrating ducks. 'rta editor of the Denver Post, won seven and lost five in 1943. two As of work of the the Perry won the heat by retaliating proof De otal of 1.400 Denver boys will Field Main cited a fourRoy Partee and Bill Conroy are with a right to Angotts jaw, which May the Old organizations, to play, under in on hand but uncertain when they nearly felled the Washington, Pa., fold increase in the number of !,ers plan, on June 12, the first will be called for physicals, leav- veteran, it was his best punch of 1935 in the United schools ducks since nday after the public he said, approxi- Meet States. There are, ing the catching department in a the fight. g program se. The summer-lonsad state. All five infielders are Angott was voted the winner by 125,000,000 ducks in the mately cost about $10,000. Uncle Sams greetings. two of the three judges, with the with a States United now, awaiting with a g The Old Timers United Press score sheet giving MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 5 They include Cronin; open season, as contrasted with a idem of mm who formerly him seven rounds. He was an 8 tc g De Field, University of Bobby Doerr, the tl'.E) a Jack fourth with that number only or amateur 5 favorite. ayed professional open season nine years ago. Minnesota 1943 graduate and long second baseman; Jim Tabor, Tony tfeball direct the entire pro--aCredit was given by Main to the the midwest's leading exponent of Lupien and Lamar Newsome. LEAD without help from the city fish and wildlife service and the pole The only outfielder certain to vaulting, hopes to meet CornMONTREAL. April 5 (Ili The civic from organizations, state conservation is season elius end the the Warmerdam at George Drake up commissions, "mef source of funds is the 120 and he played in only 78 Montreal Canadicns, cracking the but most of the work, he said, relays and anywhere else it can censors of the 120 teams in the be the outdoor games and hit but .246 last year. Chicago Blackhawk defensive been done by Ducks Unlimited, has arranged during in short order, held a one tague. Each sponsor usually a with the exception of the financial track and field season, he said The rest of them none a .300 strategylead immercial or industrial firm game today in the final hitter are khaki conscious. and the today. in feeding part, breeding ays $50 for the privileges of grounds of Canada. De Field, currently the nations In their first exhibition game series for the Stanley cup, represent the aving a team second ranking vaulter, hastened of the training season, against Right now, Main disclosed, the to rm m league play, and wear explain, however that he was the Curtis Bay coast guard team, to are bring working organizations name on its shirts, ne firm not hoping seriously to beat the Bosox served warning on their to and live obtain back decoys additional funds are obtained Warmerdam at the latter's best. fans as to What could be expected to feed instead ducks permission e om the membership of The competition and association this year. Wood started on the to on the them poach allowing f the association. Members pay with the flying Dutchman from hill and faced nine men. He farmers. ues of one dollar a year. California may ha Ye their value, showed little of c'd Smokys The main idea, said llain, is to he said, in boosting him toward famed Every pitching prowess. The city is divided into nine make more duckr to shoot to eat, his goal of 15 feet, a level which man he faced got on base. have more ducks that shoot and laying districts, while a director Warmerdam topped by 8Mi inches Five men were walked, two been made to shoot to eat. The lust year for the world record. ir each district is appointed by others singled, one tripled and the case in of that you statement, ie association. Peak altitude for De Field came other belted a home run. Before Capable coaches gist hired to instruct the players dont get it, is that it s sports- - at the national AAU in 1942, when the inning was over the coast of rd to umpire the games. manship and also conservation he was credited with 14 feet, four guard pushed 12 runs across. The ' wildlife. ioches--h- e Othinks it was final score was Coast Guard 23, Boys make application to enter of an inch higher had Boston 16. the officials bothered to measure igue play, and are instructed to Cronin says We will just do port at their district fields when in which he finished second to the best we can. But it doesn't Resigns Hornsby e season Warmerdam. He averaged more look as if that best will be able opens. Boys from 11 than 14 feet in winning six major to keep the Red Sox from drifting rough 12 play in the mornings, d from 13 through 17 in the indoor meets the past winter, and down from seventh to eighth Cruz Position .'temoons. For two weeks they was beaten in the seventh by place. re schooled in fundamentals, and Warmerdam, of course. n June 26 Warmerdam told me then, said they are assigned to Over a two-yeDe Field, that I probably had not sms, and given suits and equip period the ait MEXICO CITY, April 5 tl'.P.) ifnL Leagues are formed, each Rogers Hornsby left for his home been trying for enough height in tomotive industry delivered more uprising eight or 10 teams of at Fort Worth, Tex., today with- practice. I am going to follow his than $14 billion worth of war ms oys in approximately the same out future plans after resigning advice. Maybe it will help me to terials to the armed forces. ;e groups. During the first his $10,000 year job as manager 14 feet, nine this spring. With onth, play is confined within the of the Vera Cruz Blues in the everything just right, I can dream FOR WORK PANTS of doing 15 feet. espective after which Mexican major league. leagues, here is inDe second a Field, The SEE former physical training competition. major league Hally, the champions of various baseman and manager of several structor for soldiers at the UniriRESTONE STORES visions are crowned; and they big league and minor teams in the versity of Minnesota, has no cereet in 'a world series at the United States, said he quit be- tain competitive schedule, since he 810 NORTH MAIN ty'a best ball park. Admission cause of "personal differences has to depend on Invitations for Logan, Utah 3 all games is free. with owner George Pasquet special events at the big meets. Old , of Luck This Season BY JUD DIYON United Press Staff Correspondent DENVER, April 5 tl Pi This is a story about ducks millions of them and the man who probably knows more about the feathered flyers than anyone in the United States or Canada. The man is Tom Main, sportsman from Canada. Main is water services engineer for the Canadian National railways, but has been loaned by the railway to Ducks .Unlimited of Canada because of his wide ' Boston Needs Lots Duck Expert Discusses Work of Sports Units the Colorado metropolis. the fodders agrees with it because of They deserve contribution to baseball and boyhood American men of d pi hope These Evening, April Hew League Red Sox Seen Headed For League Cellar Parade bke ew- - Herald-Journ- 6-- Golf Plans Outlined For 1944 Season H'l'l--Sam- sure-to-sta- y; Jack Warmerdam 75-d- 't l' SALT LAKE CITY, April A $1,000 open golf tournament will be conducted heie early this officials of the Utah summer, Golf Association reported today. The meet tentatively was set for Ft. Douglas and likely will be held sometime in June. Decision to conduct the meet was reached Inst night at the annual state meeting of the as5 sociation. Thorton D. Morris. Ft. Douglas, was elected president of the or- ganization, succeeding Parley A. Papworth. L. K. Gottschall was elected vice president and Jimmy Hodgson was reelected secretary-treasure- r. hard-hittin- record-breakin- 30-d- ONE-GAM- E Met-kovic- h, Shipyards Portland, Oregon and Richmond, In other business, the association to revive the intermoun-tai- n amateur tournament which was called off at the Ogden Country club last year. Dates have been set tentatively as May 28, 29 and 30. The state junior meet will be conducted here. No date was set for it. Other meets at Provo, decided Shipfitters, Carpenters, Boiler Makers, Structural Iron Workers, Welders, Electricians, Pipe Fitters. 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He forced Olivera to slug It out, and tried hard to floor him but couldn't The next two rounds were un- Apply dis- U. S. Employ- Provos annual open will be held about May 21, Logan will conduct an amateur meet May 28 and the Utah Copper will hold its amateur meet early in June. ment Service 56 East 1st North ) - ' three-quarte- WORU) S Radiophone in your coming car rs inter-leag- . Were all together again VT... YOUR ENGINE OIL-PLATI- NG is like outdoing the future The first changes in new cars might be "miracles . or moderate. Regardless, no new engines will be free from corrosive adds, always "planted inside by every engines explosions just as in your present car. The more it stands unused, the greater the risk from trapped acid. This stepped-u- p risk arrived with rationing. 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