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Show TIIE HERALD. JOURNAL LOGAN, UTAH, Herald-J- o TlTES DAY, MAY ztrndl Retain Division Track Tit e and BYU Squads; ie For Second Sensational Contest lay First Clinches closest meets of track division collegiate of the packed surpnses -- I m- -d and ,!)' Ot Utah yesterday be honestly can by .muon to alibi for the new lost no i are-lig- k We had a furious fete a tele, but Ill be home for tea, mater. Cheerio to C'mthia, Egbert and Heathcliffe. Exhibition Games Farm-- . can glance at the sum-1- 7 num-o- f of the meet, recall a July tain and 6 7, respec . i c y, i National nm Amer,yl sc .(...Hm, .it aggregn ions to nuet in the firs con s the sm vivor to play an seivice squid nt Cleveland the next pres.-,hiwever, Ford night c, dent of the Nn iona ... , eag cimieuiuex trans'ortation dixtupl the plans Issue I ndecl. led all-st- ir one situations BY' UNITED in which the Deb, and PRESS m ., '4. ,v '"A,-- : t I Coast Teams Play that Dim-Ou- ' went out of the lives of n't tiopolit in fins foi the durablow "lev bit tilt heaviest tion u,h , .1 pi t ted to tall on the two Julv sin relief gallics ( liief Sufferers Iit.nsifii men of the coastal cum tit to pioleit shipping ag mist sol .rim alt itks biought a d.,f-hIn ioloc Coinmissioiu r mm ik nt in on the nmtui-Itn- c Lc .v J j S hut Ins statement, while nnl unh amplified slringint st II ii dun to night Tin New Yoik Giants und Brooklyn Dodgeis me the chief suffeieis from ahntuus vilo of the t ontests since the first of 2S t ontests aitti-duinvolving the two i luhs was set for Friday night and hod to he switihed to the day time of the same date But the action else, marie the staging of the the Bolo Grounds after-retaine- slid 3? til.-- crown, Deb Young, peppery tor of Aggie tracksters, inches. W ith meet ' ba ' ,ch - Today Finale of the Big Seven track and mason wul come Satuid.iy field Us state s when the confer enec meet is held m gnat proverbial the y by the University of Utah stadium "Trtay Tells The Story at Salt Lake City lart the won With ull western division squads ,e Redskins boost their relay-- to mile BYU, Utah and Aggies mud BYU 52' points, While even, and not so strong, the Colo' 16 i with rado University Buffaloes aie uuh State tied events to ,Ppeat as loop champions each. Throughout all the peotej few counters separated Ihe Buffs soundly licked all eastWalker ern slope competition last week rls. and until Brady out by two end, and have a formidable squad Ralph Maughan which was Colorado State is also expected to aei in the javelin, next to last event, the Aggies finish strong. second place. W aik-- j Coai h Deb Young of Utah State j firm to 187 7'i feet of will select his performers this week tanning toss spear, and the for the Saturday contest ies with the rs' second place in the relay abreast of d the Provoans . Farmers for a tie. thrills JM $ Orders Listed history-o- ne 7, eld Coast East Finale Is Saturday kXTVeLSOV ET one f .8 Night Tilts Are Prohibited Big 7 Track Honors For Votes 1942 h. V rf w Major League ggi e t, PAGE SEVEN. 4 2. 1 . Former Cheerleader Now Pilots Flying Fortress-U- . S. Youth Story 'SUET. lies 1 fea- - TODAYS SPORT PARADE . all-st- Tss. IW 1 ,v &LM. as former Manhattan Jones, College cheerleader, pilots Flying Fortress lor Army Air Corps Johnny Lieut. John Paul Jones, Jr. his life Born Oct. 23, 1918, he ftt- - culture in the summer. NEA St m.f Staff Uori espondent tended St Nicholas of Tolentine Johnny liked the urmy, but he NEW YORK Mav 19 Two yeilis Pnroc Inal DeVVitt wanted to fly. He was an aviaSchool and ago the heid hei r leader at Man- - Clinton High Si hool before ma- - tion enthusiast, had built model jtriculatmg a t Manhattan to study planes and taken rides at a small an port tn the Iocono Mountains lung from the Bums iiaincd John- - business administration. He wanted to be ail athlete. An of 1ennsylvaniu, where his folks unsuccessful candidate for the vacutioned. sv in phonies ns the Jones immediately Corporal Alagnioo true k team, he became coxswain ami of the crew. He had the voice and filed application for air service, Suite," 'Slcyioikct Fugue" likin July, enthusiuslli. The galley slaves pnssed his examinations 1941, ami beame a flying cadet at ed him. He also dabbled in eheerleading. Hicks Field, near Fort Worth, in His popularity with the under- October. He contributed to the field graduates won him the cheei leadnewspaper as a cadet. His jourgroove He was a solid sender. ing captaincy in 1940-4V hen his country called, Johnny had joined the New nalistic efforts were labeled The Johnny Jones ran the absolute York State National Guard at 18 Barracks Bag. From the When it was federalized late in gamut of professions Johnny completed flight trainfrivolities of theerleading, lie turn- - 1940, he cut short his collegiate ing at Goodfellow and Foster ,fi he stern business of piloting career and went to Camp Stewart, Fields in Texas, was commissioned a Flying PAirtress A more Incon- - Ga. He was a corporal in the turn- April 29, 1942. He is now stationed at a Florida gruous . change can scarcely be out 7th Regiment of New York air field piloting one of the huge City. fortresses. Lput john Pnul Jones Jr car. A A I AT ION ENTHUSIAST His post offlre experience should g ajlmimbl(i flghtlI)R name MODEL BLANK Bl ILDER seven-incHe is typical of the men from a u The five-foprove valuable when he delivers walks of life in the air corps -- ncyoungster with the immense eggs to the axis. If Lieut. John Paul Jones, Jr., icountants, teachers, plumbeis and shock of blark hair was a !shoe salesmen. He had been a mailman uur-ln- g makes one of those trips, it 7 L. ip wn Asa&w BAWA A a9 the Christmas rush, had climb- wouldn't be too surprising if he tore off a fast locomotive cheer on ed and pruned trees in Conr-eti-c;f.W COVsW AIN ,ty.cA i,yj for the department of agri the way back. Bronx Johnny c 'A brace of exhibition games league last there is only one good team. The State should tured the Pacifica Coast rchl,f (Reg. I. S. Pat. Off.) fund e BY .J ACK GUENTHER Cardinals figure to fight for every benefit the Marc Island nu and United Press Staff Correspondent game. Instead, they have lun into club Oakland tripped' the Tough Breaks NEW YORK, May 19 U ll If ni0re trouble than Little Orphan in the other the Sacramento Sol- i the 120 high hurdles. Burns one of Branch Rickey's chain- - that Brooklyn rooting section wiM'Annie T!, ons, hftve 1(;rs klck thmj Cmokston, It Mould 1)6 lliUitUiL, according sophomore el.mfc idon out of the clouds ., oV'-stor- e fros;ted lomonade. outfits, beat another Rickey kindly mlcs. of the wooden cog one to Fric k to hold tiejuiy 11 somewe of the with Cardinals the, proceed today Fresno the the fell Grounds in Polo daytime in the race, the at jits early punctur-Cooki- e of delicate what operation Brooklyn is strong But when the because many stars probably would with a ourt Cahtorma Jeaguc, 4, but finished the former ling a beloved illusion That is the season Lavagetto, knew everyone opened speed which was great enough the one an was about becoming Dodge, rXnYTml.rthrCubs Brooklyn 5odger. naval so and fabulously had ,urk But Brooklyn has had MAJOR LEAGUE Logan suddenly strong "ringer" from the Alameaa d cardinals collide in a doublea the a have turned that contributed they lucky Cisummary; Browns kmds of juck At the air station, and he the and both Louls t gt h d t.,ree-ru- n homer in the big third Rational league pennant race mt0count Rook,e Ed Hcad and Curt STATISTICS vhlte Sox play m a twin-bift Golf Team Chosen T'mh: R. Mauph inning. Fitcher Bill Posedel, for- a sample runaway. immer win nine at Chicago. They might not reach to combined had Davis MT F'or hurled course. heard of MTION4L IK VC. IK Youve it, NWsvn, fill. Dimanc. Yet Hugh Casey and Whit ,ew York in time for the daylight merly of Boston, not only 'games. but week more a the than ball, good, gray who had won 12 at this tdt plymg the players might be k nm Pulrnph r tlaoru, three innings of shutout Joe Gam-bar- o experts have hailed the Bums Wyatt, The women's golfing team which triple. .am Mo, 1941, have dropped off to lull. Time, 4 S' D.Find-- I poled a two-ru- n point jn hampered by priorities on plane Which phenomenons. "48 jump and Bob Jensen, former as KAIht(r, ItAh. four. One good Ireak has balanced use will represent Logan Golf and fur tied nil sud Lton Bums to do. The is an easy thing AtfKl, no more. Seals, also pitched for the Stars. Commissioner a bad one, ln h. ml cxjiects I fut Frick blit lost 24 " Los Angeles have won Raines and wa-O ,un Atkinson Vth. Xelin, The league-leadin- g Kenesaw M. Landis to hold a mcet- tail-en- d las Friday at the Salt Lake Counw Hktfr eight. They have swollen their HU Time, .'0 8 shall be been that way all along. has Angels play Portland's It K ing soon to determine what Maughan. Beavers in the north this week percentage to a bloated .750. They Nt.rfpMilkpr, liU off on and has been Caniilli Dolf try club course was listed today Mnnrtm Keullii Uone abu ,t the New York game, :a Wtsauiu, liah. Distance. Seattle have stretched their lead to sevg the second-plac- e ork 4, HI. louls 16, Ntw while base when he should be play- Stoneli ira first Horace by Mrs. Rulon Gardner, who is president 4 Itii'Mio 1, IJrtHkln 4. they are pitching dahTaor Aprils; Ovor-- Rainiers entertain Sane Francisco. en games, anil regularly. Arkle Vaughan fell mediatcly switched Friday night's team captain. like lith Bohnpt HC. Time, : 0 3 acting mad. third-placand t club, hitting the lifetime his San Diego, 60 points from batting affair wlth Brooklyn into a day 1FA4.1K xic fault Atkinson AMhIUl A The six women selected are Mrs. and -O Sacramen while Oakland, nvades Won and month there first for the only added that led Dap l lark of Aggies then Lun-.tw- o me and figure VV. V'io Mrs. E. Jack Braunagel, The experts have good reason to 20 Nfir York BUT, all lied for fiisu Helgnt. : to goes south to face Hollywood. "?, recently has been hitting when it wouid be no twilight experiments Mrs. Rulon Gardner, Mrs. XI 10 4 Iriflund dahl, a fwt scheduled has 22 14 Seattle CJ,ee5 Because game w ,th the rpmamdcr of the h!!l counted. And Higbe, 5Ii I ft 10 S. M. Budge, Mrs. Howard Baugh IB(roit .... 'fird hleh hurdles Dunn, Utah; San short memories. Very short 11 16 I ftoltl 0(1 winner in 1941, has triumphed games scheduled for the night time nao, Aggies, Lijdf, AgBiea Time, navy relief fund game tonight, ,v V1 Y1 N and Mrs. O. W. Edwards. Alter-.from come XO cheers have same the to " ! off M. ouits tangle t will , stop Francisco 10 IX nates are Mrs. Val Palmer and by the Giants, The other games run Ton pa, BYF; Hvlilii)luii Sllcock, with its farm club at Tacoma, be- - the same experts before and they IX 10 will be moved up to the regular i ( ltl4H8 Mrs. A. H. John. Ursen. I tali Time. 2 03 3 same the tomor-'hav- e on showered been V c week's series O 4 i.x XI ginning the ( 'daylight starting time of 3 o'clock diuh 0erun, ltah, riilUtlrlphU MontUv ... Miss Claire Laub has been electBums. And not so long ago, either. A a tries (ruli Add the gloomy feattres tc- row Time, .22 2 ed team captain for the season, (jvx). Vtowlon 4. Ilrtroit X. a in the Unless clipping A figures Brook-asaom, lth, ( and jou cant insi. t aikr, j riiltt!-liliipresident Larry MaePhail of the t 4, 4 Irirluml oil. Aggies but she has not as yet arrived in v book in front of me have sudden- gether Distance, J38 feet 2 ' luck and that . W Mhiiij(toti ft, (Inmin 7. "father of major league . lyn is shot wi-- h of the day, j0dgers, was sensational it performer Lognn from the coast where she themselves, snake-eyely s rearranged or , would he nil more there hasn't been a admitted that Aggies Chip- - kicked in with 10 points by his ball, mghl one year ago. is attending school. li.UUMa IIITTFRH fill HU eleven seven announcjust and for Bohnu, BU'. Distance. he boxcar mile. before every 'need time more two ai.J Nutkiiml Irugur ini h s victories in the nule ,& .. The Bums aren't in yet, but unless d any schedule changes. He still n AH K K Pft. m mile PUOT Fpib ru Pit ip her. BT: Davis. Ralph High For Ags Lots check these figures. Here is . . 7 20 8.1 m innatl s lAuiiHimo i 10 118. Hi'arp Aggi4 Tmni up Dunn ol Utah rang 3 11 8 42 will 27 Milnar 31 serve which set K They a HDton nicely. raid low huillts rehihh'Ihji n race will IHah the g0( Dtiiin, the games.' something 311 in 18 . 30 23 3S Hi miklv IO iwi, ,lning n,,glnrom Aggii N Bingham High Meets ,nfrt"" mn ,hat on Mav 19' 19n',main a lioli. iet, I3n. Time, 10 points with firsts the For affair. 1.7 34 ot 18 28 Ht Sllff(.r Loui hliuiKlilrr lost won 22 hurdles. Incidentally, Crookxton had tbe games, podKera more 14 33 .343 30 or 88 12 8ix M ui lung li, Philw Giants other 8ames the of we"' both alk incomes Dunn R t The Maughan, Tnr, State ran second to . " percentage oi 8wRy R( the end of last season iand Anierinin 1 ragar p,inrr, I tan 1'tsiance, 187 fett Utah Dodgprs will suffer almost j J J s 21 28 733 TI?IS inforl"atlon is qu,te p1 in these two obstacle races. W Ogden In 12 been doubled Sixmr, haven't h.id and the improved , dubs both ' as f Farm, the equnllv for 33 exact-f I! 1 . ( h I II...I..I, means that 'tinent it getter because I.nmt.n, point ,...tt, r.lolt,i, High ,5. conworth " since. 3V .'C ' of 1 11 games w Dus year's quota l.ttk j l , nil, As--I Jilts. Time, ers was Ralph Maughan, who .hot y one year ago today, on May 19, Ma : 19 d'P tests Last soison, the Dodgers i r V"k. if A A 43 II; vil attr,. tTlali. the hammer, the lake school city; meets Bums had done just about A sy the ), !', 46V4; seconds in ill. six 031 for Aggie,, 10J of total ft a orew Ogden high m. , vw 1942. Bingham to 19, done and the javelin for 9 He was kave May lkey ' Pocatello Opens I at Affleck Park in the Junction 4 assom in toe games while the Chants packed in v y second to Bob j..or jnsta,n.t they not only were . . 137 865. iitTkf Lv-i.tvittuti City late thi afternoon in a semislwithin a game of where they hie' hammer, and followed the 1 s ored wiM.ttn,. It.i " 1 he Brooklyn Dodgers final Utah state high school basea ium inches behind Milnar Walker in th shotput and jave- - today in the standings, hut the At Boise yesvntorv w of Utah ball game, but It now looks like the their seventh straight scored 166 runs whole giving Tonight who won the race. hn. had the heid sevwinner of that gamo is heading terday as Johnny Allen oould have taken that The Redskins accumulated ,? up 100. They had pitched five shut blaster. with best a Harrison 41 triumph Dutch Cubs to fie hits for Into a tough assignment. under ordinary and on six other oecasions circura- - en firsts, the A' six. while bejoUts IlOMMt 1 HM K his third of the year Clyde M The winner meets Provo high Culhmore s b(d jnlned their rivals to two run Won 1mt aeAggies got homer 7 school Thursday or Friday for the Culloughs hi., jear they have seond 'rrcei. Cuptam Dale Nelson was broad jump and Roger Taylors or i run .1 6 Blasts Harrison he-- 1 ounted for the onlv Chu ago state championshp. Provo yester"fd upon to ,,"nI Jtk .tV.CI ft ryn becn tapMd for 112 and Mtll a first century. In the latter, Tajlortouted m Brooklyn stretched their Naw m the 4 in day blasted two Blast high school Utah's lilalio IhIIn I Trouble lmw runK U, 0iy one shutout. or the 880, but toically defeatevd of Out seven games. .siHi tional league It ad to 7 S 100 II.. Ur 'Ilea pitchers off the mound here in O prevented the middle Shirl Overson, running the York .4.7 st. Jouis blasted the New 3i '.drubbing the Leopards lee aee from close fit; partie- - 1 H In lulls a is seoonds. This 3 :10 more in pretty Urwiilt fourth getting to move into Ernest Duke, third baseman, and u Giants, liriln et : Imnn (rn)fi)n No Htnn Siieoek A Surprise second. ularly close if you recall that this idle Jol Goodwin 'Mahioi. Ramuson,' catcher, each place, a half game b hind the BY UNITED TOESS Coach Young's surprise of the year the Bums have engaged in lost a place in s. nn mr broad slapped out three hits in five trips who tookltwo more games than they had Teams of the Pioneer Baseball I'ittsbuigh Pirates Enos Slaught-St wis jump by one inch. day was Burton Silcock, 2 to r. rmui.it Heave . the plate for the Bulldogs, Jones of played at the corresponding date league were traveling Monday with er's three lilts paced the Culhmore of the Carl 880. in the Orleans New second i2 c this iit.iiai.it 'made in Aggie3 years t.iii.K, who h accounted for Duke including two home runs in 41 l m 'ent- 1,111 Chipman and the Y barely nosed out Silcock, )ast year. jn fact, only one item is every manager pondering how to Louis parade Hrmn starts. 'open. It was in the last round. : 4i ms quota. g of the Y ame intiiim Cards their fourth victory in six was second and who put up a great race, and has poking to complete the case. Last kick Pocatello's post- Cincinnati at Boston a chame to finish near had j Goodwin fell behind been out for track only a short year the Dodgers were only a few! off the top of the standings. Ihilaj jnb be j0p j( j coum get jn a good . New series open tonight, with oned and Pittsburgh , nnd deserves p0ints ahead of the mob. This year time. Certainly Burton ' la .t 18. delphia at Twin are at Lake in WfC Salt so front far Falls, Ogden are fti Alton Davis lost the they commendation. they Cleveland Climb the 9th for a 36 I three-putteIdaho Falls and Pocatello at Boise. when a sensational Four men tied for first in the onely. The Cleveland Indians bouneed out. The shot I'll never forgt t Ernest Pulsipher of the pole vault: Dave Clark of the Actually, Brooklyn is traveling e tie with tame on the 10th hole, a stiff par into a virtual and Bishop at almost exactly the same pace it Pastor-Mauriellmaster, birds will d a mston out at the tape. Aggies, Mel Atkinson idle New York Yankees in the fQur the is a o the of pace, It set a the' good ago. Havens stayed m of VrRILY, year U, and Burgess American league by defeating the second into a trap, booked wings 'ere you my feet. 11 j run at bar the Pertainly. ifiehV0 llhreast of Davis They crossed The ( Phi adelphia Athletic, me a rough shot The ball e advice reason on good a some sounder were people ,ivlng fH For strange f(ir sevcral get Aggie placement 1 Indians trail the ihanipions, whose tr might not have laps Vlry t)J)se t0 tt high bank. overlook the fact that when the Fight Set best "The made loHa. than: Browns Louis very St. the whiskey with game bd a blister that just got cut. 'Print of some 220 yards. Winston Havens, second in the 5941 season ended the Bums had 54a was postponed, by .013 percentage Th(; b,1( bd the edge of the green is the w hiskey thats dry buy 100 wins in of second only therecord against Interesting Meet mile' Dale Nelson, third rf re a lot points. Chubby Dean won his )d trlLkk,d 1Ilto the cup, whih NEW YORK. May 19 (ITi-T- he Paul Jones! 0f ''ifs" which 440-- ' Roger Taylor, first in they bosses. The mighty Yankees 01had of the year as he held the W(ljJ nboui 30 feet from the edge. Pastor-Tam- i vutory Crook-'onlMauricllo one-1Bob change the fight, better a B. slightly e nee. picture. Suffice 100 yard dash; Burns he but hits to six from th dry laying of gave me a 3 and helped orqginally scheduled for Thursday As p agam?t 53. mrever that il was an ston and Ned Clyde, second and ijnth-inmnhelp from Joe j n.e to mine in w ith a 33 for a 69 retho Paul Jonts Carnal o night, has been switched to Friday to meet No two records third in the high hurdles, .,.'n out witn man , get the hist tJed for ourth place, brolien, night. Promoter Mike Jacobs said Well, what do the figures but the closeness spectively: Burton Silcock, second 'il In playing a blaster, take an at today. , !c,0r'i' the determination ill the 880; Taylor, third in the prove? If Brooklyn is moving bout had been. The Boston Red Sox di fe it sev- - .open stance, play the ball The 'JntWant, and the strategy 220; Davis and Sharp, second and the same rate, why is Brooklyn the behind d anJ , d u couple of InchiM up to Thursday to avoid a Detroit Tigers,, so far in front now when a year iuh.s combined to in the two egner. u hm(J U)e b U with an outside it keep third, respectively, pitching of Charley conflict with the night baseball was impossible to shake it the in second ago ou uncertain Crookston. until the mile; - The Red Sox hammered Mast m.nl Maughan, loose for even a couple of games. game between the Brooklyn Docg- was swing. Ralph lew hurdles; and the New York Giants sche- hits, eight off Hal White, who .ers While is Brooklyn one easy. That shotput exthe in hammer, second cornPl't?cI Boston runs, jt all four with Polo at (harged the Iduled for St. the Friday night ,KT: nrton Smith (mucks R , . the score was and javelin: Chris Leston, tied for has remained constant, ar 0t anc. Blre0 off Rookie have dropped (Grounds spoon. Louis Cardinals Utes, 45' . fo- - the sceond in the high jump; Clark, mA rv... a Now that night games have been Fuths 1941 the Cardinals were 43 f0r the y , tied for first in the pole vault; away In g homer by A 'd'.ld ? Jacobs immediately return-- I banned have season This caught hot the se mid e viitorv they in third his for hits for high Joe Ingersoll, Moses with one on gave the , h,)rtrs to Brady VVakor, cus; Grant Culhmore I in the cold. thatt triumph over ago Whi'o Sox a for their broad A'rsterdaj' Hero Veter in JohnScnitors jump. weight 90 proof . Frankfort Dlslilhtrlesl lnc.f the Washington 10 l"n ui blend of straight u hAl has Last year the National league deci- - ny A Ion of the Biooklyn Dodgers Tim The weather was good tor the 'seventh victory'straight It IN FEW TEETH Cl b race because O Baltimore. ot Louisville t a was race for to hits five Cubs held the 007 the S who presence within meet, despite yVttUI "alkr rT'ac',J DETROIT, May 19 Pel Baker ,sion moved the Sox to c'V and Curd vi lory, e firsts in the some threatening clouds in the the league containedis two good fifth of plat vopoint bepercent, who ige fine any Detroit Tiger This year it rapidly to Ij n's si.vsi.th stra g'lt. I'rq jsvehn. Hn team north Rtid a bust of cold umd team Gro.e h.M the $5.00. , villa rao because lalts the midnight fe coming a 'ltr, prijo,.jy the mot laU in the afternoon. wh t ,ILh the won n kh.de ' 111 i. ' be-ci- 1- . ot I it v 1 irr ut all-st- Womens ll im-in- 1 ' V; . xi ,. r, M T.l l 7 1 kjn ' cne-tsa- 1 N x 4 . 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