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Show r JjL rACE SIX. THE A' L 0 G A N, UT A II, L, WEDNESDAY, . last-minu- te the Logan stadium. The football scrimmage, between the Blue and White teams, ended 6 in a deadlock, and featured the debut of several, freshman candidates. Coach Romney has reason to view these hustling green-ling- s with a good deal of satisfaction. They may provide the bolstering necessary to give him a good Big Seven club next fall. After starting off with slow and deliberate play so far as offensive tactics are concerned, the Blues managed to push to the line as the first quarter ended, but then were held tor downs. In the second frame, the Whites took the offensive, drove for several first downs, but failed to score. Snap Into Action Intermission set both squads in action. Alter the Whites recovered a Blue fumble on the Blue 30, they marched to the ten before they were finally stopped. Sergio Alverez called signals, Evan Sorenson, fresnman trom Bancroft, Idaho, carried the leather, and Mel Wood, left halfback, scampered across for the score on a quick opening play through the line when the third quarter was nearly over. Attempt for extra point was ulocked. The Blue team shook off a light lethargy after the last canto was six minutes old. Billy Russell, froth left halfback, got into the open for a run of 40 yards to place the' ball d on the White marker Tony Sutich, another freshman to line break the tried twdee, and then plunged through tackle to tie the count at The Blue attempt for the extra point was blocked, and the game ended, ' Team Members Following are the men who played: White team --Dale James, center; Arthur Uottfredson, left guard; 6-- one-yar- 6. 6-- 6. James Martin, right guard; GtbO Madsen and Ferron Sondregger, left tackles; Jack Gilbert, right tackle; Bill Murray, left end; Dick Griffin, right end; Evan Sorenson, right half; Mel Wood, left halt; George Nelson and Ken Farrell, fullbacks; Harold Gutke and Sergio Alvarez, quarterbacks. Blue team Lynby Stoker, center; Glen Sorenson, left guard; Wes Smith, right guard; Robert Choate and Merrill Crosby, left tackles; Don Dahlquist and Dirk Folker-soright tackles; Dick Howard, left end; Bill Batt and Jerry Milligan, right ends; Tony Sutich and Frank Yose, right halves; William Russell, left half; Frank Williams and Max Jones, fullbacks; Cannon Parkinson and Merlyn Jones, quarterbacks. Earlier in the week. Coach Romnoy has issued a bulletin announcing that a dozen prominent candidates for the squad wood not be in suit for the final scrimmage for various reasons. They are Joe Ingersoll, Burton Silcock, Chuck Goodwin, Burns B. Crookston and Ralph Maughan. out for track; Fred Allen, Gail Duncan, Earl James and Eldred Peterson, injuries; Jim Paulos and Hue Jcwkes, studies. inning Teaini As to the relays: In the d event, the Kappa Delta team of Bill White, Burns B. Crookston, Dave Clark and Chuck Goodwin came in first to win five points. The Kay Dees clinched first place by coming home first in the relay, with Dale Nelson, Fred Imhof, Grant Cullimore and Glen n, 860-yar- 440-ya- rd Baseball Meet Set Sunday For Richmond ' Loathe to let baseball die out in Cache Valley, officials of the old Cache Valley Baseball league today issued a call for community representatives to attend the important organization meeting to be held next Sunday at 4 p. m. in the Richmond library. In the initial organization attempt, made last Sunday, three towns were represented: Richmond, Trenton and North Logan. President of the association is C. B. Johnsdn of Richmond, prominent baseball enthusiast who devotes much time and energy to maintaining the national sport in this county. Secretary is Jimmy Scamons, veteran of North Logan. In announcing the meeting, Mr. Seamons said; "This valley shouldn't let baseball die. Such a game, in which all communities can participate, is more important than ever during wartimes. The relaxation and recreation is necessary. Three towns were represented last Sunday. There is no reason that Logan, Hyde Park, Lewiston, Preston and Smithfield could not furnish an entry in the league. Costs are not great, and with the schedule providing but one game a week, the draw on time is not exorbitant. "Clarkston and Franklin used to be in the league, and they may be interested in attempting to build a team. "Definite decision as to whether the league should be continued will be made Sunday at 4 p. m. in the Richmond library. All towns interested in entering a club must be represented at that time. Aggie Cinder and Tennis Squads Face Big Seven Opponents Friday In Handball Play SAN FRANCISCO, Utah State track and tennis squads will participate in dual meets this Friday in different cities and against different collegiate opponents. Coach Deb Young's surprising cinder artists who came within two points of upsetting the highly favored Utcs will put on their ursi show of the season before hometown crowds when they engage Brigham Young University Cougars in the Aggie stadium Friday point-getter- s, Bill Stan Hughes and Dave run 440-ya- White, Clark. Dale Nelson, . ANCm sand catas-trophi- FR.vjv cs HIT'' THROi-- , Ball ml 220-ya- rd out score Falls i Do a the time Re Ogden's sing r;o man dig at instead sand of hit through the ball is a Most begun., r, lake tu, mystery. I think the sand and too lull,, ball answer is that too few take the They fail it, fullow th, time to practice shooting out ot completely. traps. NEXT: They simply pray they never will get into one. If they would spend a few hours a week pracRKITRt RASED ticing these shots, they would soon become PITTSBUKl commonplace. Draw an imaginary four - inch circle around the ball. Hit into the center of the circle, through the ball. Keep the hands firm. Forget digging. Think of hitting the ball. Set yourself (firmly in the sand. Use an open stance so you can cut the ball and get it into the air. Pitcher to Bill St tile winter Johnny Y'ork 111. May 6 Giants his chase for an unannounced Lohrntan and Catcher Ken were sent to the Cards lost 11. along with $55,000 cash Mize. Tiiefttiuys Iteulti Chicago 4, Mew York 5 ilO St. I.ouis 8 Y Millington 5. 13. Cleveland 8, Detroit 1 Philadelphia t. Inning). geared offers new wartime bus to today's travel requirements, withforarrival your and departure times better spaced convenience... helping you save your car and vital materials. 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Against this threat, ABVAACE Logan, Utah r, of hit an TIMES HOTEL KCCI.F.S rhone 610 fro Ontinued , season i. oil-platin- Keeping pace with todays Pacific Stages transportation needs, Union schedules... fANKE pasting, pitc(pe raising more... Now what's upping big-nam- &&& HERE'S butt relay First Kappa Delta (Nelson, Imhoff. Cullimore, G. Maughan); second. Theta U; third, Chi Omega; fourth, Alpha Chi Chi, 6. to tl the h Tn place. eving rejoins the today. The q last night announced Pstsea game l.omni.oi. who Louis Cardinals part of the dea; its Mize, 2 ari Sure, every acre's d First. Chi Omega (Sharp, Havens. Taylor, Dunn); second, Alpha Chi Omega; third, Theta U; fourth. Kappa Delta. Total points Kappa Delta 11; Chi Omega, 10; Theta U, 6; Alpha camp. w is cause such a mental hazard as to make a h0 of ti, SsO-yar- 220-lo- w Fal 0o' har 21-1- Omega. Medley relay after a between 120-ya- U. 440-yar- runs as 21-1- 5; 880-yar- at game p 21-- stick-totin- t to ldder one v S 21-- 1, Maughan doing the The medley relay was taken by the Chi O team of Bill Sharp, Winston Havens, Roger Taylor and Irving Dunn. Summary: d relay First Kappa Dal-t- a (White, Crookston, Clark, Goodwin); second, Chi Omega; third. Alpha Chi Omega; Fourth, Theta f jjjl chain 1 run WP ey Phelan Jr., San Francisco, Rawlings defeated Les ShuTruiio mate, Denver, trounced Clarence Redford, San Trompas Francisco, San won over Frank Spiller, Francisco, 21-1- V Salt r bree 21-- 1; 21-- 1, by tEET jjuflskL er fr 21-1- 3; ftiU , trap, two occur. First, he gets a sinking sensation in his stomach a nto instructive articles. BY BYRON NELSON Master of the Masters When Mr. Average Golfer gets into Series Puts Teams On Spot 12 100-ya- close-bonde- materials tool ... Goodwin Oil-platin- conserve vitaf 1 Yankee-India- n MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS tra premium and LAY GOLF WITH (9 dash Taylor, Cullimore, BY OSCAR FRALEY and Fred Allen, high hurdles Crookston United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, May 6 fU.lt Clevand Ned Cycle. d run Nelson, Havens, elands skidding Indians, seeking to Silcock. refute charges they are just andash Taylor, Hughes other "morning glory- - crew, open and Cullimoie. a critical two-gaseries against Two-mil- e run Alton Davis, Bill the world champion New York Yankees today with the American Sharp, Havens. hurdles league lead hanging in the balance. Gaodwin, Crookston nad Clyde. Prospects Decided Coach Smith declared today that The Tribe's pennant prospects at 2 p. m. after workouts begin this after- also will be decided during the two Coach Perce Smiths racquet-wei.dernoon there may be some juggling games. Although the Indians have who resumed training toin his lineup. won 14 and lost six, to head the day following a week of "shut-in- '' At the present time, however. junior circuit by a half game because of the bad weather, tac- lin. Lewis Dale and Sterling Bench over the Yanks, 13 of their vickles University of Utah Redskins Pole vault Roger Clark, Burns appear to have the inside track on tories have come at the expense of on the Ute courts Friday, also at Crookston and Dave Clark. the No. 1 douVes slot, with Cap- second division clubs. 2 p. m. High jump Chris Ia;ston, Gen tain Evan Baugh and Mac Mae-se- r . Those 13 came in a row, and In the track meet, the Aggies are Maughan, Lynn Page and Crookin No. 2. Keith Trane will pair when the Tribe resumed relations with one of the following for No. with the first division it dropped slightly favored for the first time ston. Broad Jump Grant Cullimore, 3 doubles' Glen Maughan, Dale three straight to the third place Roger Taylor and Chuck Goodwin. Maughan, Clint Nelson, Ed Budge Boston Red Sox. The Yankees Shot Ralph Maughan, Ingersoll, or Ray Jones. meanwhile have been getting back Fred Imhoff and Sam Merrill. The No. 1 singles assignment in the groove with four triumphs Discus Ingersoll, Ralph Maughgoes to Lewis, who will face Frank over the hapless White Sox and an and Bill Twitched. Mehner in the feature match. Mae-s- are all set to tee off on the InJavelin or Trane will take up the No. dians and take the league lead. Ralph Maughan, Ed Scartezcna, Leston and Cullimore. 2 position with whichever doesnt Cleveland will use its current ace, Mile run Winston Havens, Bur- going into third. Captain Baugh Young Jim Bagby, who has won all ton Silcock and Alton Davis. will play the No. 4 sing.es. (Continued on Page 7) May 6 without exception had RATTED IN advanced to the second round of National IUNS Mef'nrmhk, laion k1h, Giants, Is; Riown, Cardplay today in the national' senior 22: MhihIiuII, IK. AAU handball championship, but inal. Rm Hx, two dark horses cropped up dur- 24;American league' William, Spence, Senators, 23; York, Tiger. 23. ing the first rounds. Picked to finish in the round IIOMK HI N 1.1 It of four were Stanley Hitz, HarrisNational amilli. Do!cr. burg, Pa.; Ed Rawlings, Kansas F Red. 6; Marshall, McCormick, City; Jack Clements, San Francis- Giant, 4: Musial, Cartlinul, 4; l.u- co, and Angelo Truiio, Brooklyn, wltiler. Phil, 4. American runner-u- p league York. Tiger. 7; last year to the abdiWilliam. Hcd Sox, 6; Heath, Indians, cating champion, Joe Platak of 4; DIMugglo, Yankees, 4. Chicago. Alex were The datk horses BOYS, BOYS! Trompas, San Diego, Cal., who MISSOULA, Mont., May 6 tl.I! vow was one of Stanfords boys The boys must have had their in the days when the Cardinals minds on war games. They let a crest girl win the city marble champthe football team was riding of the waves, and Angelo Tocchi-n- i ionship. Josephine Campbell, 11, of Oakland. in toe will represent Missoula S. over won Hitz yesterday J. state finals at Anaconda May 9. U'lb-Favo- rites seasons. Unless some of s Couch Young's leading fall down, the Farmers should come through with a win. In the tennis field, the Redskins are still supreme. Track and tennis squads were listed by Coaches Young and Smith today: So far as the cinder meet is concerned, the victor may he determined in the sprints, pole vau t and high jump. Both schools ure relatively week in these departments, but the one which furnishes the best effort will probably take the meet. Coach Young listed his entrants today as follows: Hammer Ralph Maughan, Sam Merrill, Joe Ingersoll and Con Berin several man-mad- e you I . t BY RAY NELSON Favorites Advance UNION PACIFIC STACES better serve On Ninth of Among A Day events at Utah Plate were these Spring football training in the Aggie camp was climaxed with a creditable showing of the squad - a showing which gave Coach Dick Romney and his supporters a good deal of encouragement for the coming season. Close Contest The annual sorority relays were held, with Kappa Delta edging out 0 Chi Omega by an margin. This event gave Track Coach Deb note Young an opportunity to developments of many of his squad members prior to the dual meet with Brigham Young in 1942. Sand Trap Should Not Be Mental Hazard Why Not Practice These Shots ReulariJ Dick Komncy Directs Grid Preview university Friday afternoon 6, ' Coach To MAY, Football Fiesta Ends Kappa Delta Is Sorority Relay Victor . IIERALD-JOURNA- tA0fR OR- - |