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Show THE LOGAN, UTAH HER4LD JOURNAL Wednesday. October 5, 1919 Committe Rex Layne Wins in 3rd , Asks Firing Of . 44 to'" ' Anti B-3- Official 6 WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 (Ui5 A house committee today called on SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 5 (UPJ Rex (The Wiecker) Luyne trjra the navy to lire civilian official Lew iston, Utah, knocked out Cedric R. Worth because of his Ponce LeLeon, Poit-lan6 lalse attack on the proOie., In 2:15 of the thiid ot a gram, only to learn that he had scheduled here last more than a month ago. fight '9 quit : night. Layno weighed 1S6 and Leon 5,r. P? The house armed services comscaled 205 ringside. mittee, apparently believing that 4SS WiV. The Utah larruper used a left Worth was still on the navy payhook to the midsection to Juw roll, recommended by unanimous the bi" boy down and then stepped roll call vote that the navy get in with a right uppercut that rid of him. He wrote the celebrated memorandum caught the Portlander flush on the charging political jaw for the knockout. skullduggery in the 6 program, The win was Laynes 10th vie-- f and the recanted it under oath. Within an hour after the vote, nry in 10 pro fights h's ninifi knockout. it was learned that Worth, who Promoter Jim Downing an& had been under suspension since . nounced that Keith Nuttall, Bng-hahe retracted his charges on Aug. 24, submitted his resignation Aug. City, Utah, is deserting the 26. And Navy Secretary Francis lightweight ranks and hereafter will fight as a featherweight. Nut-ta- ll P. Matthews accepted it two days u& will fight Lou Alter, who claims later, effective Aug. 30. Worth was a special civilian the Canadian featherweight title, (NEA Telephoto ) here on Oct. 10. assistant to , undersecretary of the Ching (seated, In other fights last night" PRESIDENT ASKS STEEL TRUCE EXTENSION -F- ederal Mediation Wrector Cyrus ALL OUT Johnny Pesky, representing the winning run, appears to be about ready to tag himself navy Dean A. KimbalL Union center) reads copy of President Truman's letter asking steel1. companies and the C.I.O. Steelworkers Ralph Helms 160, Rock Springs, attempting to score on Bobby Doerrs squeeze bunt, as Ralph Houk poises with the ball In his glove.! The mixup came as the com-Bto extend their 6 agreement until midnight Oct. Seated with Ching in Washington areto C. I. Q. Wyo., draw with Eddie Halligjn, Bui Grieve calls the third baseman safe precipitating the biggest rhubarb of the season. The neat nultee wound up the Steel Co. Standing, left right: President Philip Murray (left) and Ben Moreel, president, 166, Oakland Cal. (8). batter is A1 Zarilla, who below makes the first of two remarkable leaping catches, reaching curement phase of its investiga- Charles M. Hook, chairman of the board. Armco Steel, and Clarence Randall, president. Inland Steel. Ron Whittle, 171, West Jordan, into the stands to rob Johnnv Lindell and Tom Henrich of home runs Altogether it was too much for tion of service wrangling and in knocked out Jimmy Maggert, 171, the Yankees, and the Bosox 6 victory at the Stadium knocked the New York club out of the lead vited the navys top admirals to n in Huntington canyon. Only an in Carbon county Supt. C. E. Polly for the first time since April 21. mines air their grievances about unifica- from the Spokane, Wash. 1:15 of first. reported that the miners returned ridge requesting that the players tion at a new hearing tomorrow. rolling from the area. 136, Twin appeal for an emergency truce Lyman Holloway, an appeal voiced by Gov. J. to work but they didnt stay be given the privilege of present- - The committe gave a clean bill Falls, Ida., knocked out Buddy nonThe the from truck hauling of health to Air Secretary Bracken Lee averted the threat around. W. Sloan, 139, New Yoik City, 1:45 ling their side. Of fourth. Stuart Symington, 6 manufac- union mines had been brought to of violence Monday as the pickets Polly quoted the miners as saybut if Will Harridge had been at turer Lloyd Odium and others a standstill as the miners massed massed their forces in an apperent ing they would rot work without Joey Jacques 152, Ogden, dec. who came under Worths fire in at canyon points to prevent move- attempt to force signing of con- a contract. . Sam Healy 156, Salt Lake (4). WU,d ia"k Stad,Um CRAYON Similar reports came from the ment of vehicles. At one time, as tracts. his anonymous document. By HARRY NEA Sports Editor many as 3,000 miners who should At the Spring Canyon Coal com- Standard Coal Company and PeerIn the World Series? ,.irosentaive NEW YORK NEA) Only have been in the pits were grouped panys Royal mine above Castlegate less Coal Company mines. would be lntertsUng t0 know play out of 10 is close, so the just how many games Harridge right sees In Chicago. umpire is automatically r.ioi e than 90 per cent of the time, presidents are paid well Such an au-- t forLeague rubber stamps, but they being h o r 1 t y should at least get around and BUFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 5 Branch Rickey, see what's going on. Italian Heavyweight Chamthe old catcher Their absence reflects a. lqck of pion Enrico Bertola was In very who runs t h e interest in the entire organization. Oct. 5. (UP) wartime atomic spies. critical condition today from a WASHINGTON, ! Dodgers, ' Eddie Dyer complained about House spy hunters have exidence He has told us that it was apcerebral hemorrhage suffered in a arbiter is Lon Warneke, a freshman umpire, that a Russian agent knew every- parent that Adams knew everyhammering by Lee Oma here last night. having a bad calling balls and strikes in one thing that was going on at a key thing that was going on at the Cardinal-Dodggames. in 1944, laboratory, the legislator said He afternoon or of the atom bomb Bertola collapsed in his dressing I believed the spot called for it vvas learned laboratory room shortly after the fight with hastened to add that the witness I today. a more seasoned umpire. testified was not connected with espionage A member of the house the Detro!t boxer. of the Redbirds. the manager committee in any way and that his activities activities Attendants at emergency hospital Anybody in the league will tell said the evidence is based on the were entirely innocent. said he was in the operating room in is worst he the the testimony of a former you umpire reCommittee counsel Frank S. six hours after he had dropped the game, said Tom Henrich ruling search worker. decision to Oma. Tavenner, questioned about tounBill Klem Pesky slid safely out of Bill that JohnnyHouk. The witness was employed at the days hearings, refused to comBertola was still In his ring togs when he complained of an unset Grieves decision on the squeeze der Major metallurgical laboratory connect- ment on the witness. This brings up the question that ed I cannot deny the story, he said, with the University of Chicago play Which put the Red Sox on stomach. Then he collapsed. and Grieve are not the war. This was the site but I cannot release any names Efforts by his manager, Emil top, stressed was the need of if Warneke during the best umpires, why were they of the basic research that pro- or characterize the prooable course of umpires. Nanny of Chicago, to revive him closer supervisionBill Klem is still put at such important posts, the duced plutunium for use in atomic of the testimony at this time. failed and an ambulance rushed Theoretically, latter In a game determining the bombs. the National League umpire-ln-chie- f, Adams, who is now believed to the fightei to the hospital. but illness confined the Old league lead in the last week of During his work at the labra-to- i be in Russia, was first named ofseason? Abritrator to his Miami Beach the In a committee the witness came into contact report Fricks argument Is thrft spot- withy, Arthur Alexandrovich Adams, ficially home all season. issued Sept. 28, 1948. He was would disrupt the the legislator said. Adams has been described as a Swedish or Russian-bor- n umpires Ford Frick the ting assigns umpires, Forest but DENVER, Oct 5 CUE) rocommunist agent who enter- identified by the committee as rarely goes to a ball game. If staff, so they simply must too service rangers aided by airplane tie does, no one sees hlm.i Presi- tate. Players would make of one United States In 1938. most the Russias importantled and oilier civilian volunteers dent Frick pilots did, however, get much of an umpire being confined maintained a close watch today on around to bases. to recent the in the taking parched forests and grasslands of important Eut you would think of league series between the the Rocky Mountain region. Cardinals and Dodgers In St. president would put special emThe legion, officials said, faces Louis. n phasis on a key series its worst forest fire threat in It is presumed that Tommy Con- or game. years because of an abnormally nolly still superintends AmeriNational League umpires have dry autumn. The fire season In the can League umpires, but you cant been penalized for mistakes a half close its e uplands, usually nearing PRICE, Utah, Oct. 5 (UJ& Utahs Condie of Rock Springs, Wyo., to find the indicator whirl-e- r, dozen times this year, but umat this time of year, still is in full y 4500 coal miners today returned return to the pits and end picketand you couldnt get anything pires reports are strictly to the pits in Carbon and Emery swing as a result of the continued out of him if you did. traffic. ing of the Huntington canyon area pleasant weather. And with the Red Sox fighting The Yankee front office's reply counties and with the exception of the Yankees for the pennant be- to the fining of Cliff Mapes, Ralph a few mines, the coal strike in the west of Price. ATTACK LAUNCHED Condie ik an international board fore record crowds. Will Harridge Houk and Casey Stengel, as the Beehive state seemed to be ended. HONG KONG, Oct. 5 (UR) With the return of the miners member. Condie personally appealremained in Chicago 900 miles result of the season's prize flare-uChinese communist forces have away. Whats so important in d to the pits, the threat of violence ed to the miners after they had is typical of the drive on connection with the American situation. in the vast Utah coal fields seems ignored a second plea from the opened their Canton by atacking Kukong, wes- League in Chicago that the presiUnited Mine Workers President, The fines are as hasty and er- also to have been ended. tern anchor of the main nationalist dent has to remain there with roneous as was the decision, read Union pickets who have . been John L. Lewis, o return to the defnse line 120 miles north, un- clubs scrapping in Boston and the statement. n, wagon pits. patrolling the official reports said today. 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