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Years of cricket had given Rams folded last season and now Boyles Mt States Win many of them good batting eyes are returning after a year's layoff deBLACKFOOT though they had a tendency to Their players were pooled and diswing in an arc like you would vided among the rest of the teams feated Empire 13 to 3 and Mounwith a golf club and thus miss and Donelli must take the hand- tain States halted Mike's 7 to 4 the high ones ful of returning vets and his new in the latest' games of the Blackand weld them into a foot Softball league on the Comcandidates one over came the smooth machine "When a low in the toughest munity field dynaplate those British league of 'in all mite Their pitcher banged out football 1 "It will be plenty hard" the I The a borne run with 2 on Listen to admitted short ''but guy sturdy winners were a happy bunch and it will be interesting too You they immediately challenged the see in 'America's Melody football most coachcollege of to a game American officers es shy away from running up cricket" scores on an opponent After all Favorites' cooperaAlthough Fred Corcoran secre- it's no secret that a little For music of today and that line can help in tary of the Professional Golfers' tion along assn predicts night golf after the making schedules and also from yesterday in the popular war lighting engineers are not too the angle that if I beat you badly style of NBC's Norman "Golf course lighting this year when I have a good team Clout le r his orchestra sanguine chorus and featured you may belt me around pretty presents may more problems than baseball" says one Detroit au- badly the next season "But it's different in the pro thority It probably can be done Prsitnted by but to date authorities have no league where you don't have to record of any successful experi- worry about getting games And SWEET CANDY In 1940 the Detroit Ti- it makes for more good football ment COMPANY gers won 18 out of 22 games from of course It's tougher on the in Louis Browns n the St marching coach because you don't play M to a pennant To date the Brownteams like you do in Tonight ies hold an 11 to 3 edge in the 1944 football and you have to college really Good football players stay on your toes" series 4 5 are and deep at every position B Donelli knows the difference 111111:tecl at West Point He was freshman coach at DuThe record books show that quesne after starring there and became head coach in 1939 When Miss Annge Johnson of Salford left in 1943 to become assist- England aarn 151 feet 6 inches he ant coach of the Brooklyn Dodgunder water Oct 26 1895 and ers his teams had won 40 games cpti the IL S navy credits Seaman of Eddie Jochym with 221 feet against 4 losses and 2 ties be ride in Reat Great Laken in 1942 'It won't Buff anysaidjoy "But I 1 d Fb161 cently Thigh Kahl of Santa Cruz Cleveland" TI114 Cal bettered both nerfomiances believe the teams have leveled - MUSiTAL by staying under 2 minute find off even in professiNal ranks : 1:j 49 second while swimming 303 Of course I won't have any idea '' how we'll shape up until we get :::feet to training camp probably at Bethe tennis rea O on Frankie Kovacs 12 I plan to clown is unchanged after 2 years use my own Aug l's 1 version of the "T" t'sb i In the army 4 41 He still admits formation with the backs spread G-4 modestly that he is the best more and I'm hoping for the best" ow mop 4 AVci '"' 1 lin singles player in the world Oonelli has 8 returning veterans Wladek Talun the DeGuard Mathewson with sic Riley 4i 310-l- b Polish wrestler now calls troit last himself "block buster" Jack and Tackle Joe Pasqua who were "k:437 Kearns rates the heavyweight with Washington Center Red 'i 4 fighters he has seen in action as Conkright and Tackle Jake Faw' 4' follows: Jack Dempsey No 1: cett 120 : who were with Brooklyn End Jack Johnson No 2: Bob Fitz- Jim Fenton 1 0:back from the Bears simmons No 3: Jim Corbett No and Guard Joe VReith and Back lock 4: Joe Louis No 5: Jim Jeffries Lou Zontini His new men in- k 1320 No 6: Max Baer No 7: Willard Z ' goat 0( No 8: Jim Braddock No 9 and - --01 Tom Sharkey No 10 - - ' '' ': - t - ' 7 ' : - 01 '4 IS ':s '''' '''' - - '' S-S- gt i ' 4"?- Lst (11'5' 4t ----- yort!: 1 Y'or - ' Z - 0 poor 41--- 1 URINE ' ' :e:4'i ' 4: 1 llst- - k ii: '5-- 4' ' ' s t i e i6 ''''' - f4 - 1 - - A : 4 fr 15 (IV) sr 4(-1- --- i4-- ' - ' 1 ' ii t - z 4 I 1 4 - '" - - MU C 0 DETROIT July 15 LIT- 1-1t D Cmdr T Buhl's came Sailor Air : from 3rd place to hte stretch 77 up Medics 77 Guards Trim ti fotetmotor iv ft -f Saturday to win the $7500 Ladies' — The handicap ' 1 ti g 11 FIELD WENDOVER 1 for before ' 4A " r 2 1 ' ' ' l' 4 crushed the 13159 fans at the Detroit race Guard IT l'4r squadron - :: I rA— '' J'"--- -I 6 to 2 Friday night in a track : I Medics -- ' ( v i ' crucial game to surge into first t''' ' GalHi A Wall's F Overtaking ' Ells OVIRWORKED? just put two drops 1 l in the Wendover field soft- lant and another Buhl racer Air i-kot I i itA of Murihe in each eye Right away it place at i a Mike Repko Reward in the run to the finish ball league starts to cleanse and soothe You get— won his 4th straight as he struck Air Sailor j fur1 - sprinted the 5 out 11 and allowed but 3 hits 'slroe'-'longs in 1:06 5 Hi Gallant was i secotd a length and a quarter 1 -t -4t back and Walla Tiger Man was SUFFER DON'T iN4r14''-'third The winner paid $6 straight ' '""I'L-r -' $ WITH ''''$somso"'Stewards announced the suspen't t i sion of Roberto Gonzalez 1 6 ' OUICE 11111P1 Murine's 7 scientifically t Pert° Rican for the remainder I Paul of the The jockey was f donductor meeting AND corn:fort of tired burning eyes Safe gentle I with riding violations in rk 1 charged MUSCULAR PAINS 1unne helps thousands—let it help you too 2 races Friday HiLoJack and Ii 1 i I"7- ' - -- In the Wake Night Baseball Of the News Donnell' Favors Pro Grid Pleases Fans By Arch Ward Over Set College Play I 1 ' - - 1 Members of the Utah big game board of control who met Saturday to lay plans for the big game hunts next fall two-thir- - - ' - - -- '- all-st- '' : gst " 8- - ov0 'rq ' ts t ' '''''')rti '- - - ay MAKE THIS SIMPLE TEST TODAY !:':?-- - - 44sk ft 4— 4l"' i f- :4041 4'" i h 4 4 ! to tired eyes ' l' r f ' -- sti Club Owners QUICK REST - k' t the permits to be sold for antlerless deer 12200 will be ofi fered for the regular deer hunting NEW YORK July 10 (A'—Nght season fro:n October 21 to 31 in- !baseball Is pouring a steady clusive while 4250 will be on sale !stream of gold into the club !owners' pockets and a steady for the postseason hunt A fine spirit of cooperation and istream of satisfied customers into their ball parks harmony prevailed throughout the That's the consensus drawn session according to Larsen Monday from unofficial attendwho together with Ross Leonard ance statistics as the major leagues director of the state fish arid game enjoyed an open date before the classic at Forbes field department was loud in his praise bigArc light ball has drawn 1156- of the work done by the inter- 067 customers the big agency big game committee which league turnstiles through or approximately on the been has problem 27t'r working grand total of 4241486 This special that of thethe nearly 6 months majors several laps committee includes Allan C Randle aheadputs 1943 paceLast year of of the fish and game commission the final their figures showed 7714636 Harold J Burback of the U S paid grazing service and Orange A The figures reveal an average Olsen of the U S forest service game crowd at 13931 as night Members of the big game board compared week-da- y to afterof control are Larsen chairman noon normal ofthe 4919 With Sunday state and fish the representing and "owl" game turnouts accountigame department: L C Montgom- ng" for of their drawery Heber representing the cattle ing power night ball addicts have and horse growers Don Clyde a selling point when they ask Heber representing the wool grow- forgood more after-dar- k at the rs: R L Fenton Parowan rep- special meetings in frays Pittsburgh C 11 resenting Utah sportsmen and E Faver Ogden representing the July tops both leagues Washington forest service in attendance with an estimated Biggest reduction in the 1944 368598 on a diet of arc hunt will be made in the Fish lake light games on steady all week nights forest area where nearly 6000 The New York Giants head the fewer permits will be issued than National league with an estimated were distributed last season Near- total shy of 360000 but only ly 16000 permits were sold to a few just thousand ahead of Brooklyn 1944 1943 in and the hunters Pittsburgh is a surprising third is about 10000 figures in the senior circuit shoving above Three areas Daggett Grants- the 300000 level with the help of ville Juld Dixie were not acted 109000 ip night games Athupon by the big game board but Connie Mack's last a decision will be made later in letics have captured theplace of fancy the summer It is likely however the Philadelphia fans to take over that the permit issues will be very the runner-u- p spot to 'Washington to Larsen who In the Harridge loop by a comfortlight according board is anxious able stated that the margin over the New York to go along on a basis of manage- Yankees who are third in home ment on facts and figures as pre- crowds Detroit crowds the 300- sented by the interagency commit- 000 mark for the seventh big tee league club in the select bankroll LaSa1 area in San Juan county circle came in for an extended season The Giants Dodgers and Yanks October 21 to November 21 and have drawn over 1000000 to mainindications are that the season tain their status as the backbone svill be extended in southern Utah of the majors Philadelphia's two but no definite dates were an- teams have played to 570000 home nounced fans and Chicago's White Sox and Elk hunting this fell will be Cubs have attracted approximateconfined to fewer hunters only ly 500000 customers t75 permits will be granted as compared to 836 issued last year a reduction- of 261 or approximately 30r--- No refunds will beif made this year on elk permits an applicant iS successful in the will WENDOVER FIELD Utah— drawing and no elk permits be granted to applicants who are With a tremendous upsurge in athact 15 years of age letics andNan intensified physical According to Ross Leonard training program going full blast state director the reduction by at Wendover field more base per10000 in the number of permits sonnel are actively engaged in to bis issued next fall represents some sport this month than ever oven a greater cut in antlerless before permit& since there are several Over 200 boys are members of new areas in which antlerless deer the Wendover Softball league tenmay be hunted next year Approxi- nis courts volleyball and swimissued ming occupy the spare time of rnately 100 permits will beand 300 hundreds more In their efforts to for an area near Heber Nvill be sold for the Strawberry promote physical fitness each man A reaWendover is required to engage at in physical training at least 3 hours per week program Using the army TC-8- 7 in eariddui ostadenLdarde exeenrcfseets How - - tt: - Y' b of 1 -- " : N I ::44 el j 4 k4 -- orm" r16t7 w - 4 - !- - control 0- :14i4 - ' 4 ‘ i 1: : ta hjnters i t - - - - 4 4 - - -'- - : i 1 I —I 'It ---- -- : 41-t-- N hoard which ?net Saturday at the Capitol to work' out details for the fall big game Beasons Following closely the recommendations made by the interagency big game committee the big game board decided to grant 16450 as antlerless permits 1943 the 26375 issued in against a cut of approximately 34r--c over last season In 1942 35000 antler less permits were BOIC! to Uta la's 41 4 ' 6' - 4 '-- 1 ' Approximately 10000 fewer antierless deer permits will be issued by the state fish and game department in 1944 according to E N Larsen chairman of the I - - 4 - ' ' ' - - t - s t - By Bill Clegg r ' t ":' A - tE - 1 f 1 y game - 4 t - -- Perfect Harmony 1p4' 7-- - - - Confab Winds lip in Two-Da- - Ran July 1 I CLEVELAND July 15 VI)— meetingiat North Randall Satur for by Tommy Aileen Hanover stylish bay Owner W R Lawrence Berry Cole-ra- in of won daughter of Mr Mc Elwyn two-gaiN C she was the second all three heats of the $1000 to MacDuff the place choice farm stake for 25 class trotters featured event of the fi- horse in each heat Lusty'A B black son of Lusty nal program of the grand circuit Volo was third to Prince Yakima in the first heat of the $1000 VilWomen Bowlers Elect lage Farm stake but pulled up to take the next two rounds ahead of the early winner Oficers at Meet Sep Pahn was the driver The Utah Women's Bowling association at their annual meeting Ntis ii p Sunday elected the following officers: t 'ttt C4 LISTEN 1 I l Etherel Weiss president Lucille cr i t Parker vice president Ruby Pain- AT otif t t "ef f ter treasurer and Donna Cromar ''' ' tournaThe state annual J 2:30 PM i secretary -A 3' ' -" ment was awarded to the South- civilian and 4 army teams already certified for participation in the 10th annual national championship semipro baseball tournament here Aug 11 to 23 6 more qualifying state tournaments will get under way the coming week including Phoenix Ariz on Sunday Ray Dumont president said IS state tournaments are in progress now with the remainder of the events scheduled for 1Vith Game Board Outlines Fall Quotas IAileenHanover Cops Feature Six Semipro Meets to Open - 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