Show f V Th P L Swiil Leaders (Including mti 10 19X5 CS l Baer Braddock to Officiate Layne Co nces't Ciillop Draws of Thuraday) Salt Lake Tribune Sunday July Fine for By John Mooney Tribune Sports Editor Inciting Riot COLUMBUS O July 9 —Columbus Manager Nick Trainer Lou Ledbetter sched- week but it’s certain to include uled a 1 p m drill at the Edison Layne’s chief sparring mate Gym for Sunday to let Jackie To former heavyweight Street Chuch Tormay Mgr Dusty Bettor get a look champions of the world— Maxie at Baker’s progress for the and Moray Baer and Jimmy Braddock — Tickets are $10 for the first fight were signed Saturday to com15 rows of ringside $750 for But while Raker was letharplete the "card” of officials (o In his boxing be proved the rest of the ringside scats gic handle the Rex Layne-Boon the light bag that his tim- and $5 for all the bleacher seats Raker headliner at West Jordan was ing sharp for the fight The signing of Baer to refJuly 18 arim'ding to Chairman Vilford Egbert of the WJAC eree has Baker the fastest hands brings the number of former heavyweight champions BAER who lost his title to among the heaty weights while who have refereed in Utah to MarciBraddock will referee the fight Layne is rated by Rocky three Jack Dempsey worked ano as the strongest opponent the Iayne-Ezzarwhile Braddock who refereed Charles fight the last fight at West Jordan he’s faced That May be the in in 1952 and Braddock Ogden will be one of the judges along was the sole judge and referee with Ted Brenner of New Yoik In the Full mer-Tunor scrap Baer will arrive Sunday Braddock Friday With a title shot at Ticket for the fight hit a much In the still high peak Saturday spurred by picture depending on the outcome of this fight both boys the "Layne money” which is were expecting to shoot for showing up among the sporting 'N was no a rated gentry Layne v J kayo worse than even money to beat A loss to Layne would drop the second rated Baker and he Baker right out of the picture a into the 65 might go ring for the time being at least favorite while a Layne loss would end Reason for this “unreasonhim as a national fight figure able” state of affairs is the Conversely a convincing victof the for either fighter would oryshowing contrasting rivals boost him into a "talking point” stage for a title bout with the Layne has been serious durchampion ing the last three weeks of his The fact that Layne No 9 in hard work and he’s been cuffthe world rankings has lost ing his sparring partners only one fight— to Baker— in around with no show of mercy his last 10 starts and has lost or joviality only one fight— to Earl Walls— Rex normally is a poor gymin Utah has boosted the Layne nasium fighter who dislikes stock for this payoff scrap training and the drudgery of the sparring sessions But this Max Baer Former heavyAU-Sltime he’s been working without to ref Layne go Strategy weight champ he’s complaint and sparred NEW YORK July 9 (UPV-- Leo more rounds for this fight than final Layne strategy— to k?ep Durocher of the Giants any in his career atop Baker as Gene Fullmer who will manage the National did Gil Turner in his rematch r ON THE OTHER hand Baker late last month League in the game at Milwaukee next to be the Tuesday says appears going through Layne has been concentrat- he will start motions in his sparring with Burgess of Smoky on hook his best the ing punch— the Chuck Woodworth behind the and Dan to the Redlegs plate if body— but he’s been dea the American starts Moray In Saturday's session League a scries of rhooks to Woodworth had all the better veloping If the pitcher the body and short jabs to the of several exchanges and American Leaguers start a lefthead hander Del X’randall of the the hulking Baker with TIIE PRELIMINARY card Braves will be the starting several good rights to the head and body will be lined up early in the catcher for the Nationals Wood-wort- (IT) Cul-lo- p V 9 t h '7 b Saturday drew a $50 fine for starting the wildest baseball fight in the city’s history International League President Frank Shaughnessy imposed the fine on Cullop for s his part in the last baseball game night n ImShaughnessy’s a c t mediately touched off another round as Columbus people that talked about the near-rio- t ended with 11 carloads of po-i e and sheriff’s deputies swarming onto the field Rudie Shaffer general manager of the Canadian team sent Shaughnessy a telegram protesting the $50 fine He demanded Cullup be suspended the remainder of the season Toronto-Colum-bu- - j 1 Gels Suspended CEDAR RANDS IOWA July (UP) — Former St Louis Cardinal star George (Whitey) Kurowski was slapped with an 9 indefinite suspension Saturday for the latest in a series of flareups that has characterized f his two and years as manager of the Peorio (111) Chiefs of the Three-Ey- e League Hal Totten president of the one-hal- Class B loop suspended Kurowski after the former Cardinal third baseman was banished from a ball game for the sixth time this season Totten said Kurowski’s managerial career has been marked "by frequent violent demonstrations against umpires” Campy Wearing Self to Frazzle NEW YORK July 9 (UP)— Ailing Roy Campanella of the Dodgers complained Saturday he’s wearing himself out resting up Campaoella sidelined with a Cracked left kneecap which will force him to miss Tuesgame at Milday’s waukee says his nerves are being worn to a frazzle from following Brooklyn ball all-st- radio during the games past lOtdays "I pat it on so I won’t miss a thing” said the chunky catcher while Visiting team mates on the bench at the Polo Grounds “and hones’ to goodness it plumb wears me out r :!) 3 ei) v v 'V r si Mar-rian- o R ei ' tj ¥ ’j V P i T- I 4 V ar All-Sta- right-hande- d pum-mele- d lifraw w Big Bob Baker No 2 ranking heavyweight In the world today pummels light bag In preparation for Rex Layne bout July 18 9 it s tops on ‘nt because it5 s "? 7 t Id' f Vinter Baseball PANAMA July 9 (A — Caribbean baseball executives served notice on United States major league clubs and Latin-Ameri-ca- n stars Saturday that they extreme lengths to play winter baseball In their native a countries As a three-dameeting of the Caribbean Professional Baseball Confederation called to arrange the eighth Caribbean series scheduled for Panama next February got under way the delegates appeared satisfied with a plan ‘to meet in New York with Commissioner Ford Frick to discuss the issue will go to have the Latin-America- y Great Falls Flavar LcJohn BochelU Elder Given Fernandei Browne Holderfteld Laaby JorUnon Manning Amaya Picker aa a 250 138 249 261 280 228 63 26 42 40 63 88 49 78 80 64 53 18 10 3 27 61 67 41 18 191 86 28 1JJ 259 1J IT Stark Rn Well Green Waaconia Rvan Kocrwara Ha 3 26 49 3 2 3 1 1 3 2 32 1 Total 4 21 25 3 2 2 1 2282 433 610 4 1 Tfc 141 61 116 113 94 78 2b 19 9 24 21 6 7 3 10 0 6 0 1 2 2 s 0 3 0 0 0 4 1 0 6 a 1 1 o 2 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 7 e 1 1 o 6 4 9 o o e o gently-extracte- characteristics Sparkle you can see— sparkle you can taste of Fisher Beer resulting from favorable brewing conditions at this altitude— nature’s gift of lower atmospheric pressurer-plu- s all the art of 71 years of brewing experience herd 1 a o 0 JACK sez: 0 0 0 II I NEWI IF TEUIHCI It knock 'em deodl fiah Jock' HY 8EN SATION like n NYMPH under the wotar Three different potlorru eot-Fol- d ut S100 Leading Batters (Indudla d Sip the beer and note its finer flavor— delicate hop flavor that gives just the right touch of sparkl- ing cst to your drink Gentler extraction of hop flavor is the result of lower boiling temperature a natural effect of this altitude 0 4 2 3 3 0 1 Watch the man draw those glasses of Fisher Beer Watch the tiny bubbles risejwinkling and sparkling to the creamy head —and keep rising while you talk Low Grom CUu A — B L Wood 75 Dick McKean 76 Claw B— Willy Bom 82: Robert Lon 64 Claaa C— ny L B Taylor 85 Cordon Witlon 88 Low Not: Clan A— Fred Tedeaco 68 Jack Bowman and Car! 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