Salt Lake Tribune | 1947-06-20 | Page 16

- ' - - ' r ' — - - :- ' 4t4Nir4444to '444- I i - I 4 - 1 5 4 i i' t - - 16 1 Friday June 20 1947 1 ! --- -- - dds iIile 5 Group Relay to Progr IL -- - 6 r Coaches from nearly SO schools voted for the special relay at a meeting at the Hotel Utah Thursthe special day right Winners of mentors are event at which many will repredicting a new record ceive the Centennial medal Details cif the Centennial relay will be arranged Friday by a special committee of coaches The relay meet that already rich and rivalry spirited ripe with keen and dripping with competition more glamor than a Hollywood v-as s - Coaches Vote The meet gets under way Friday r'ght The coaches voted that the rUscus event usually held after vle shot would open the program The dim-u-s will he held on Cumminrs field starting at 6:30 pm Leaders in the event will appear later on the program In exhibition made as a tosses The change-wa- s 1 t 1 ) i I ' 4 i A leadeTs safety measure NCa Awild heave were fearful that land in the stands and enmight ds n err spectators The remainder of the program willl be unchanged with the shot and javelin booked to begin at 8:30 by the first running pm - followed the 441 at 8 o'clock rae Prel:ralnaries are booked In the 4 i I ' TIME SCHEDULE (All Trials) Friday Juno 20 (opening night): niteus Shotuut Javelin throw ': 120-ya- 40-ya- 220-ya- run rd dosla rd low hurdles event on field) 220-ya- rd (Discus dis-cu- i 1 i :i ' I ' I ) A - A - 1 1 0 1 if '1I " ) " 1 i I i 111 !1 T ' i - I d I ) c1 s1 '' 1'jf I Cummings 100 22D high and low hurdles and the half mile The only events In which preliminaries will not be reeeled are the high jump pole vault mile and two mile event maches In the rnrrinatel Herb McKenley of Tainois Dave Bolen of Colorado of Vi llanova and R George GuidaNPS17 York university Pearrnan of as the top four performers Li defending champion Tied neeord :Mei Patton US C flash who alhas tied the world record readyseeded in the sprints along was Parwith Texas' great trio Charlie Sam-vets ker Allen Lawler and Perry Bill Ilartineson of Baylor Rill Mathis of Illinois and Don of Colorado university CapbeIl R2tP1 highest In the half mile Jim Sineson of US C'S Bob nehherz of Illinois Jack Dianett! Bill Clifford of el Mietiran State flhIn State R Pearman of New Yor k Ti and Herb Barten of Michi- gan In the hurdles ITarrison DIllard cf Baldwin-Wallac- e Craig Dixon cf tCLA Bi1 Porter of Northwestern Dar Yovetich of Montana t7tiverxity Sherwood Finley of :Yale Ross Nichols of Oklahoma A lic Ist were rated as the top performer's will be Four heats required In rnost events with the first two rnert In each beat to qualify for the championship races Saturday Every heat is packed with ability loom as the and some boys battle to get into the finals to bid for S-top honors and places - Olympic actual next Ira the U three heats will be run Only in the half-mil- e three men quail- grs P - l ' l i : i I i : t l f 3 : lIeres the 1st of entries the each beat and the lane in which listed NAIL) run- - First contestant 440-Ta- rd t- za 0114140t--Ci- re IUM:all amith le as4Ing-- t on : Nenoon ilntanoos WarIwnro41 Eta' ! 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4 fi I Friday night In the lith with one out Tamone doubled and Lowe smashed out a long single to send Tarnow) horni with the winning run An unusual feature of the game was the granting of two ground doubles when the ball bounced out of the park ki 8-- 6 By winning Idaho Falls moved Into second place and cut the Salt to 3!ii t Lakers lead in first place games Big Con Dempsey ace of the Salt Lake mound staff was charged with his fourth setback of the season as against seven triumphs i while Jim Foster pudgy Russet righthander posted his third win of the season Neither flinger went 4 the distance Dempsey gave way to Teddy Savarese in the ninth and Foster was replaced by Jim ' Lamay in the final stanza The Russets slid into an early lead in the opening inning when they tallied three times on a single hit base on balls hit batsman a P stolen base and an error by Bee in left Skipper Tommy Thompsan on the field From the first Inning winning Russets never lost the lead as they kept pecking away at Dempsey's offerings for single 'markers in the third filth sixth ninth eighth and Lake had one big inning 'I In Salt the sixth Al Jacinto strolled to 1 lead off Diamond Cecil flied out to Earl Silverthorn in center Thompson walked and Robb singled i to load the bases Mike Dalton Bee 1 shortstop promptly stroked a triple off the boards in left field to clean the sacks and put the Bees back in the ball game Salt Lake pushed over one run in the second on Rip Rymer's triple and Gene Brocker's double The locals countered another single run in the eighth on singles by Dalton and Brocker and a base on ballstto Charley Luis Falls AB H Al Salt Lake AS 11 0 A - P r" 4'04': ' t night - - i 4-- r z 1 ) 1 3' 4 ' - '- ''''''''''''''-''- " - - 4 i '' 1 14" -- : - Com-Arad- Dath 160-Ya- rd ATI1 ' - presented problems on whichthe association is making definite prog- i ress I Banquet Sponsor jr-' I The banquet was sponsored by !the Centennial commission in honor of the visiting coaches whose f athletes will be seeking honors int the NCAA track and field meet Friday and Saturday nights In the t University of Utah stadium Track L coaches from every corner of the nation rubbed shoulders'with each other and with state and city civic leaders and the visitors were exFour of the stars who will bid for honors in the NCA A track and tended a genuine welcome meet at the "U" bowl starting tonight Left to right they are field Such guys as Gov Herbert B UniMaw Mayor Earl J Glade Utah Pres A Ray Olpin versity of Backman Thornton D Gus P (Spide) Morris did a great job of giving the keys to the eity to the Names which have apvisitors for years peared on sports pages and years suddenly became personalities Thursday- night as far as Utahns were concerned PHILADELPHIA June 19 CD—The surprising Philadelphia one of whose Harry Stuhldreher claims to fame came as a member Athletics moved within 212 games of first place in the American of Knute Rockne's Four Horsemen 8-- 4 victory over the Detroit Tigers Hoyt one- league as they pounded out an Charley (Chuck)holder in the for their third straight triumph Thursday time Olympic record 220 and former track coach at The Tigers in going down to their fifth successive setback Michigan Wilfrid Smith of the Chicago outhit the A's 10 to 9 but the I Tribtine recognized as perhaps the Mackmen made better use of their Flacrifices—Aooling Stirnweiss Rix- Double plays—Surnweiss Kennedy outstanding sports 'Svriter on track Michaels Appling and and zuto went 14cQuiun: Marchildon the blows Phil dean Javi Wyatt the and field Baker Michaels and York Lett on in chalking York: 11 New York 10 Bases salesmen now route for theNoAthletics bases—CtucagoBevens of spôrting goo-dseason 6 on 2 Loottt 5 Queen 2 balls—Off the for up victory with Nx'Ilson's 'ts Johnny Morris Freddie Hutchinson was Drews 1 struck a ease charged ctatitztrytger ev ens 3 1Donut 5 another Olympic- hurdler (1932) with the defeat after Page 2 less ft in 4 3 Bevens lits—Oft Maltzberger lasting formerly at Southwestern univer- than three ((nOn 0 01 in 6th) out Queten ittnitIgn innings i sity in LOUISielitOnOW with Spaid- Detroll AB li 0 A 4Page 2 in 3 Drew 2 1 In In 4 is Looatlilt5 in A Et 11 5J Ai Ilona execuby lialtzberger Gardner O 4 2 1 ltruat Is 5 0 4 2 1ame ajs George ing's (Rizzuto) Winning 5 1 0 4111eCosky 1t 5 3 3 0 toltrhrr—Hv Lntt 20" tive assistant to Avery Brundage Mayo et pitcher— ottcher—Maltwerger Losing o 1 2 3 5 2 3 011alo rt Kyra It kevens of the American Olympic commit- Worts 4 4 1 1 01Adama lb -- e The best athletes in the Mualn rt 45 01 02 01Chnpmatt et 43 261 tee 171 21Rnear eb Keil 35 050 O Big Nine will swing right out to ClInbc 1 StidNe 2 0 0 011 3 0 Pacific Coast League c 3 2 7 1! Rtrbmnd sb 1 1 0 the Pacific coast after Saturday's Irvaaner lb 1 00 festivities and they'll meet the Hiochnan p 1 0n O is miki :lb :033 R It s a p 002 Ow Tsa 0 A S000 ono onn—n best in theCoast conference a rs'74'"9- 7 g toydareda 7 An 'lst 010 000 00x -- -I 0 1 0 0 11 Truck!! tr week later Malone Rice n 1 beats and Bailers and O txMcHnie 1 E )1 it 0 0 0ermire p 10 3femory Feat 1000 000 OPO- -4) 4 1 Itollywood -- 202 ono 01x- -5 9 0 33 9 27 7 Seattle 37 10 24 P: Totals Track fans who remember the Tfliall Dublet and bheely Orphan Tayllan (4) xfrountied out for notate& In 4th and Sth B YU relays this year recall flying klemaley in Trueka for xxsinglen R H E 000 200 110- -4 000 081 000- -9 14 1 San --Francisco Lloyd LaBeach former Wisconsin rlietroit hia 104 001 20x-- -8 0:31 10GMa10 1 000 Sacramento Mullin -5 flash who won the featured Cen- Prniadelp Errors—Lake Summary: Mann Datum 'Runs batted ln—Adam a 2 Chap- d Joyce and Ogrodowski: LaBeach leaki dash tennial liolcombe (9) and McCoeky Wagner fen Beasity (7) Majeekt e2 Kellhita—Mavo has three more years of competi- man 2 Soaar- Wagner Fitzgerald H E E Left to Cullenhine Doun lasseo-Detion at Wisconsin according to on 7 1 100 000 110- -3 6 Portland troit 10 Philadelphia 0024 000 000 Guy Sundt of the Badger athleticd Haat baon halla—Off Oakland 4 Hutchin-2 Marchildon Salvation anci Silvers Gasaaway Buxstaff who said that the 1 Struck out—Hy Butch Ion e ton and Ralmondt 3 4 3 (9) Trucks marehildon 1 Hita—Off Hutchirtaon 5 In 2 school when he could not take a 0 In Trucks 4 In 4: Ove' Chem course he wanted rmie 0 i n 1 Hit by pitcher—By Gonne& Wins 9-- 7 Post pitcher—Ilutehinimarehlidon): toeing a of told stroke how Sundt chance brought LaBeach to Madi- bon American Legion post No ill N Seems that LaBesch and son outhlt scored a- 7 win 2 Nats 3 Tribe though a gfeat many others were sent over Rotary post Monday night — Thp June WHINGTON (API le Jamaica to aid Wisconvictorv when four errors by the Rotary Senators scored a sin incrop harvesting during the Washington over the Cleveland Indians Thursday en provided the winning runs Draper LaBeach had an interest ): arly Wynn teld the viiiitnrn to ofseven war the got credit for the win hit"' and scored hie eighth triumph in agriculture and unheralded Seeenn It 1r E Short score: FeeTom over to relief renuired by the who 2 7 9 Wynn 111 dropped university Post campus to inquire about enroll- rirk in th ninth was tanked to 4 7 10 Post Rotary TI was A ment shown around lie 02 3 AB II 0 Al Waohrtom AB 3 1 2 4 1 3b et Idtkvtch i the campus and when his high (Yost 3 0 4 0 an 5 1 1 1 'Cate rt school credits were forwarded from Connate rdwarrin if 5 1 1 OlVernon lb 4 10 26 1 4 0 Portico et Jamaica a footnote on the bottom Fleming lb 23 11 59 101 rirsc 4 2 3 I if Peck rt See Pare 17 Column 1 cordon 2h 3 0 0 31 Priddr 2b 4 2 0 3 has the pole or Inside lane whicSit (rryt threw to ach quallfte tor finals) First bet—Rebbers Illinois: Grimes is the one nearest the Stanford: Siosson U 8 C: Sowers Drake Last man listed has the outside Loonier& Gold UCLA Hall Notre Dams: lane Cr one nearest the spectalors &none island State Second Ohl° heat —Clifford Dash ' Knowles Sea Jose Stte: ntanettl Stte: MtchLoneleU tr-- r! time in earkk hest qualify : toe flnatti lran Stat: Utah: Fletcher thanov ow Miclugan wiloon 8ou Csbulnitutladutz IrtircLTAexitsL 14: 0rtrPtc k Hot t Tn Anil Missouri Jmarnoon 14ms' rtes Miehiran- - rterisee it I 4!- l' turning athletes their fair share of intercollegiate competition the permitting of freshmen to compete on varsity teams the relaxation of the NCAA transfer rule and the to athletes have all grants-in-ai- d - ao-natt- I r competition a competition of college men and not hired gladiators paid to entertain the public" Dr Karl E Leib of the University' of Iowa and president of the associa- Con made a plea for a "sanity pro- gram" in intercollegiate athletics when he spoke to several hundredl college coaches and Utah civic leaders Thursday night at the Hotel Utah Dr Leib drew a clear picture of the origin of the problems noly confronting the N CA A showing how the attempt to carry on during the war the desire to give re- - - ' t4 '' 1 Is - - - CLEGG HEATS FOR FRIDAY EVENTS et1weetZ i -- 1)--- Pointing out that the NCAA woaor fyIng In each Coach' i after midnight drawing for lanes ard beats in the biggest NC A A track and field MoPt in history The Crawings were made under the di- restion of Jim Kelly of Minnesota 'The tracksters completed their rePlYttrati011 for the meet Thursday with light workouts Some of the original entries were scratched1 See rage 17 Column - 1 I I- 1 - - 1 1 OGDEN—The Boise Pilots chased over one run in the llth frame to take the measure of the Ogden Reds 3 here Thursday night-- The two clubs wind up the series here By ED MerADDEN The Idaho Falls Russets and the Salt Lake City Bees celebrated Lou Gehrig's birthday at Derks outfield 4 19 Thursday night by blasting safeties Including six extra-bas- e downed the i blows as the Russets 'Salt Lakers for the second straight " THEY COME FROM ALL:lackOVER TO !NCAA MEETRobinson qa-e- re 'Al - 1 - ‘' - - 44n-ya- rd i - - I javelin broad jump slInt s 44- - i i I 8:00 8:15 8:15 8:50 8:45 9:05 9:20 190-ya- rd :l 1 I '30 7:30 dash Broad jump dash rd high hurdles ' ' 1 6:00 4404-yar- d : ' - e ' e ' I l'ilCAA AIMS By e le'- ' Leib Explains nru ' ''' i I Idaho Falls Defeats Leading !Lees I - - : add' University of Utah stadium "rn - I Ute Stadiluz 0 A- ' - - L- - a A Centennial mile relay race pitting the finest runners from every section of the United States will be held as the grand Clirnskt to the 1947 NC A A track and field championships at the 4 e-- ( ! 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