| Show nry a m i1'1 g ii" - idhnn " 9 A h DEFENDING CHAMP Stahl Pitches Club to 1-- Irldn'i Cyprus Trips Granite by 32-1- 6 Score Goff Seeded First 11 Golf Tourney Triumph 0 Khfdul loe lark Zntk and Vent Coggle put on the bet game of the newlv started season with Zinlk winning Jack Stahl three-hi- t pltchlrg Mm-- t By JIMMY HODGSON 0 red with aome fine hitting and 1 ela'-- g Llndorff and Roy by Ra Rutrhnson won the game The Good club put the winning Sportirg run ©er In the first of the seventh cm Lmdorfr double and a single bv Pov HutcMnson Llndorff also cut run in the fourth frame c'f a Coggle when he made a running catch In eerier and threw out Earl Robinson at the plate on a perfect throw fceorge W alker tamed Plnney Bever-ag- e with one hit while his mates gathered seven from Doug Borg Bav Grow Mink seoopd aacker won for the night with a hitting ahonors double and a single while Ab Sudourv connected for a triple ard a 0 double Jordan Valley won by score an Pwiy 4 Headlund broke Into the win over win cflumn with a Jones e Bungalow Inn Ned Schlff two safeties trie Inner but three The Columbia league pia games Iriday n'ght tr-pi- e 11-- 7-- 3 ir After three long and discouraging yean of haggling debating planning rumors delays red tape buck passing and waiting the remodeling of the state fairgrounds coliseum is nearing completion The task that Utahns had Just about given up as hopeless is practically finished and the public Is In for a very pleasant surprise The new coliseum Is a building that the state ran be proud of a building that will fill a hundred needs and bring a new measure of entertainment and utility to the region d building The has been remade into a modern cirbe will arena that cular perfect for boxing wrestling Ice shows basketball games or for symphony concerts musicals rallies and other public gatherings sturdily-constructe- Seat 6000 Fans the new According to estimate coliseum will seat over 6000 people-- TfcarsSajr't Krorea R H E and seat them comfortably The seats 1 2 7r - Cn SporMrg Goods 0 3 0 are elevated so much that every one will provide a good view of the floor nd North id S‘r Gunderson 3 2 5 Jonee e kit£Hw Inn Cement ramps have been built to 7 10 4 the atands which are made of steel a Hes d and Felton The first four rows of seats will be Ueoise ini Harris 7 1 5 r eirtb ri Pm 7 1 chairs The remainder of the seats Jar-a11 Vairr krK Bur r ann Tamer Walker and 6udbury will be wooden benches Hundreds of 1 Shi Jft j-- i chair can be placed on the floor for the ring events A new ring is being constructed so that every one of the ringside seats will provide perfect vision Spacious dressing rooms with showers have been installed under the seats with fine rest room faciliA "harquet of champions" has been ties In addition there Is plenty of space for the Ice equipment scheduled for frldav night at the storage Eks club at‘730 who pm for ad Indi-In which will be installed later vidual champions competed sports In Salt Lake City s Real Show Place competitive bo a and girls clubs during the 1946 The building will become one of the season Leo Pignanelli superintenLake City when announced Thurs- show places of Salt ded of the duo the painting has been completed day r'grt Its the realization of a dream for All of the champions will be feted wi’h their parents and awards Utah sports fans The project was erg made possible through the efforts of wi t be made to the winners Tlgna-r- e Gov Herbert B Maw he state fair !1 said the newspapers who have been ar- board and srolded A giant program ha encouraged andd pleaded t he show lng of the ranged w ith three years for the for begged basketball fl'm topping off auditorium tne evening The coliseum get Its first Inspection from the fan Monday when the Jackie Polldort fight is staged there The ring followers are to be pleasantly surprised by going the new quarters The McCullough arena was a fine spot for boxing and wrestling but the new quarters at the fairgrounds will be even better The next big event will be the skating vanities slated to open June 2 Sports Winners To Be Feled Vtah-Keriuc- much-neede- Burke-Rem- tr f o Sunday according Dick Kramer who 32-1- 6 13-1- to Professional direct the show' All entries must be turned in to Professional Kramer by Friday at 5 p m so that pairings can be arranged Qualifying plav will start at 1 pm Saturday and 8 am Sunday With team matches booked for Sunday some of the team players will be unable to qualify Sunday For this reabon the Friday qualifying play was allowed The low 31 qualifying plus the champ will earn places in the championship flight All others will be bracketed In flights of 16 It will be the first major tournament of the 1947 season About 50 had entered the meet Thursday night and the field is experted to double before entries close Friday 12-1- loss Friday that he was gunning for a shot at g the middleweight crown players who refuse to wear in George S Identify lng ' number Maya $30400 pio golf iouinament in Chicago July 3 6 will be pcnallrd 30Gi of their awag Promoter May disc losed Thutsdav The sixth national junior rollege track and field meet will be held in Phoenix Friday and Saturday nights The Hollywood basebal' club Thursday announced the purchase of Pitcher Rugger Ardizola from the New York Yankees Jimmy Foxx gave up active playing Thursdav with the thought "I was horn 10 Baseballs brass years too soon" Prize-winnin- house-warmin- g d right-hande- Suffolk' Down Speeding Homo won the Hempstead handicap at Belmont park Equlblt won the 39th running of the Pimlico nursery stake' Assault makes hi 1917 program Plmllio debut Friday in the Dixlo handicap Caniff By Milton A r OKAY— WONT PRESS J COME NOW CANYON LETS NOT CARRY I GASOLINE ALLEY By Frank King 1 i er 3 -- San Franriaco 030 OO 3 4 3 Ban Diego 002 000 100 01 — 4 10 1 W’erla Rosso 9 1 and R) Cheanes Totals 40 14 24 Totals 38 11 249 020 043 12 — 12 211 21 — 11 310 Pests Vitallch (10) Kerrigan East Stolen bases — Jardlnex Wright Isssrson (111 and Rice Three-bas- e Two- hits — Olson Herscher base bite — Barnes Burbldge Wright Credit PORTLAND Ore May 8 P to Treseder —Charge defeat to The Portland Beavers pounded out a victory 3 Strut k out By Lundquist Anderson 10-- 2 1 decision over the Sacramento Treseder 4 Kamersth 6 Anderson Time — Mt nd Kendricks Solons here Thursday night In a 130 Umpire Heath 91 South Pacific Coast league baseball contest The win put the Beaver ahead in the series Holcombs Muratoc hat — the major minor executive council — meet In Columbus 0 Monsesday for a combination routine new for the sion and quarters of the National Association of Pro Baseball leagues The New Yoik Yankee Thursday released Jnftelder Ray Mack to Newark of the International league Bob Malloy flinger obtained bv the Pittsburgh Pirates from Cincinnati has been released outright to Indianapolis Aproiyiado won the feature race at Davis plavs host to West Cro-zl- Facramento Portland 17 in another makeup tilt on the Kavs-vill- e diamond at 3 p m Should West Bobby Fails As Reliefer 2-- Fiiday May 1 pull the unexpected and upset Davis then Davis and South would be tied for the Davis division crown and a play-of- f encounter would be scheduled to settle the issue However Davis will claim the crown if they CHESNES LOSES can defeat the Panthers Coach Lynn Wilcox will send his ace George Fisher to the hill in an effort to grab the flag and he will be opposed bv either Bud Roberts or Dick Knoltl for West Score by Innings: 400 02 10 817—32 Cyprus 303 02 2 015—16 Granite Moss Kirk Slmonds Jenktnson and Orton: Smith M Eyre Spanton and Price SAN DIEGO Cal Mav 8 (JP) — Vince Shupe s 11th Inning single South AB HO A Foist AB H O A 5 2 1 0 Coomb If scoring Pete Coscarart with the win- Jardlne If3b 45 3116 2 0 5 0 2 2 Kennev 2b run enabled San Diego to de- Angelos ning s 1 1 2 Chrtstoffer- Miller 5 San Francisco feat in a Pacific W right cf 5 2 10 4 2 2 0 eon cf Coast league game Thursday night Issacson 3 1 0 3 rf 4 1 0 0 Nielson s Bob Kerrigan who took over the Furner rf 1 0 0 0 Olson 3b 5 2 2 1 lb 43 0 56 01 Kamerath p 04 0 0O 20 mound duties in the 11th was cred- Milne Bowman 2b 0 0 Anderaon p ited with the victory and Bob Ches-ne- a Bradshaw c 4 3 7 0 Heranher rf 5 2 0 0 who went in as a reliefer in Lundquist p 41 21 O1 00 Burbirige lb 3 11 98 01 Barnes c the ninth was charged with the loss Treaedrr p OOO OOO — 4-- TTrilmnc 1847 -- hOO-ml- lo will Salt Cake TTIjc SPORTS BRIEFS Women's Event Eighty women golfers turned out Wilbur Shaw president and genfor the first Invitation day golf tournament of the season sponsored eral manager of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway said Thursday night by the Utah Women Golf Assn The event was held at the Foicst Dale he felt certain most of the striking A SPAR drivers would be In the Here s one for Mr Ripley Cyprus course with Mis Walter llanscn Memorial day race even score low of in a the day high school baseball team walloped' turning racers owned by A SPA It though Granite In a Jordan division tussle uiid of 83 ear owners were ineligible The net was low Irvine Stacev winner on the loser s diamond in class A with a 72 and Jessie U S Walker cup golf team arrived Last Tuesday Cyprus downed the Schofield won the putting prize with in Scotland Thursday and began 0 previously unbeaten Farmers Mrs Murray Bleak was low pros practice rounds on the St Andrews but used several ineligible players in 31 In class B with Mrs Nelson course along with the candidates for the process Granite refused to take winner low net with 73 and Mrs the British team who will compete in a forfeit and demanded a replay and Aldrich H II Rose the best putting with 28 final trials beginning Frldav this was it Cyprus threw everything The next meet will be held 8t Sugar Robinson announced Thursbut the proverbial kitchen sink at the Farmer and sent Granite into Logan on May 22 according to Mrs day that 1947 would be his last year of competition as a welterweight and a tie with Bingham for the league Rose state president lead in the Jordan division Therefore Granite and Bingham will clash STEVE CANYON on the Magna diamond Friday at 2 30 pm to determine the winner of the league title In a makeup game which was originally set for April 2 but wras later postponed South overcame an early East lead to down the Leopards at Municipal park Lefty Glen Treseder relieved Dave Lundquist for the Cubs and received credit for the win Don Kamareth started on the hill for East but gave way to Tom Anderson who was charged with the At Uhl'e Tark Arnold Goff defending champion will be seeded No 1 in the 7 j m —American Legion No 2 v annual Salt Lake City amateur golf championship tournament which A Xellv I'red 8 pm — Are Billiard v Elk Club opens at the Bonneville course this week end 9 pm — Rowland Taint v Junior Qualifying rounds for the event O’ an bar will be started Friday for the golfers Z’nik Sporting Good and Jordan who find It impossible to qualify Vahcy Mink Farm hared the leader-h- p Saturday or Sunday But the big the Metropolitan league each ft followwith two wins and no majority of shotmakers will turn In ing Thursday night game at White their qualifying scores Saturday or PRESS BOX NOTEBOOK Mrs Hansen Cops 1 R H T 000 200 — 2 7 120 220 0 tx — 10 13 0 snd Fitzgerald Helaer sod OOO ORPHAN ANNIE By Harold Grav PIONEER LOOP Continued From Page 16 week when he protented a decision In the seventh inning Lowe protested May 8 (jP)— The when with the bases loaded Ernie Gus sparked by Sites hit a ground hall down the Zernlal s three-ru- n homer uncorked third base lire and Umpire In Chief five run in the ninth inning Thur Joe Zelnis ruued that the batted ball 8 night fo edge Los Angeles day hit Jim Daniels scoring from third in a wild Pacific Coast league conAB H 0 A roratrllo AB H 0 A Boise test 4 2 3 1 Purcell sa 4 0 0 3 R H E Lane ss 2 1 0 5 LIzeeAS rf Apoian 12 Speno rf 10 nno 220 003 — 4 tt Hollywood 2 0 0 0 0 Lau’lncf — Los Angela 5X30 102 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