Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Wednesday' October SPORTS BRIEFS afey Blanks Seals iPCL Playoff ' A wide open public airing of the boxing situation In Colorado Will Hafey loomed as the result of formal SAN FRANCISCO Sept 30 (UP)— Right-hande- r filed by Attorney of Oakland shut out San Francisco with two hits Tuesday night charges A being Rouse against members Phillip to give the Oaks a 2 to‘ 0 victory in the opening game of the of the state boxing commission Pacific Coast league governor’s cup playoffs Citation won the $10000 feature at la Belmont park In front of Turning in one of the coast’s Obelisk and mound of finest the Upbeat performances Old Iron and Donna Brand finseason Hafey sent the fourth-place- d ished In that order in the Look Oaks off to a fast start in out purse at Hawthorne Cutty the lucrative postseason series His Hunk won the feature at Golden San Gate fields three lengths ahead of victory extended runner-u- p Francisco's string of scoreless inPretty Maggie with Stirrup Cup in Salt Lake’s Seagulls will head for third nings to 26 straight Tne Acorns won in the ninth Sacramento Thursday evening for Johnny Strobel replaced Injured outburst a game with the Nuggets inning with a two-ru-n Tex Reilly in the Colorado back-fiel- d agarnst Bob Joyce Dario Lodi g: an i Hoping to score their first vicTuesday as the Buffs preled off with a blooper single and tory of at jthe season Coach Fred pared to leave to meet ArmyBob raced home on Billy Raimondi's Point on Saturday game-winnidouble Hafey then Tedesco will fly 22 gridders to West followed with another double scor- the coast for the contest leaving Mann a regular pass snagger for Michigan in 1946 will start for the ing Raimondi to clinch his own Thursday noon and returning im- Wolverines on against Stanford triumph Mann did not play Oakland got eight safeties off mediately after the ball game Saturday Ken Soffe and Dee Chlpman against Michigan State last week Joyce A slim crowd of 3202 turned out backs Guard Ray Silcox and End Three British Ryder cup players for the game RHE Leatham are all injured won through to the semifinals of 000 000 002— 2 8 1 George Oakland is and doubtful any of the the Daily Telegraph $S400 tourSan Francisco 000 000 000— 0 2 0 four itwill be able to ifplay foursomes W Hafey and Raimondi Joyce The likely starting lineup against ney at Birkdale England Clinend Gladd Sacramento will include: Joe ton Russell a retired businessman Byrnes and Gorden Lee ends Duluth Minn came through Garth Chamberlain and Floyd from Angels 2 Beavers 1 a sensational 125 for the final with LOS ANGELES Sept 30 UP)— Spendlove tackles Stan Plichta round Tuesday to win the The Los Angeles Angels beat the and Hartley White guards Burt second International Blind Golfers 1 Portland Beavers in 11 in- Davis center Huck Adelt Jim championship nings Tuesday in their first game Cain Joe Churich and Bob Howcf a Pacific Coast league postsea- ard backs Jim Thomson Nebraska guard son gtnemor’s cup playoff will be out for the remainder of the season with a broken ankle RUE Los Angeles 001 000 000 01 — 2 7 0 Basketball Only four former regulars will Meeting 100 000 000 00—1 6 2 be In the Kansas State lineup SatPortland Two City Recreation Director Ken with New Mexico Bridges and Sdvera McCall Scott will meet with prospective urday Dobemie S and Malone of Stanford’s best backs Bob Anbasketball coaches and sponsors to- derson and George Quist are on night to plan a tity and county the Injured list for Saturday's basketball league The meeting will game with Michigan Coach Star Cager Signs 8 pm In room 312 city Lynn Waldorf conceded that he start at 30 (UP) and county building INDIAN APOL1S was pointing the California Bears’ — George Glamack Sept former center strategy to cope with Herman with the Rochester Royals of the Wedemeyer St Mary’s great halfDIXIE SERIES National Professional Basketball Morgan Fottrell R R £! back Saturday league has signed to a four-yeHouston (Tex) 220 040 BOO — 1 15 4 of San Jose State won medalist contract with the Indianapolis Mobne (Sou OOl 100 OOO— 2 11 0 Papal and Nledon Bole Whitaker (2) honors in the California amateur Kautskys of the same loop It was Mtnner and Soah (3) Loaicg golf tourney Clint Russell of (5 Dapper announced Tuesday pitch r— Boi Duluth shot 7 — 125 for an aggregate of 385 strokes to win the International Invitation golf tournament for the blind at Detroit S " i aP Rainbows Meet Utah’s Utes Saturday Night Meet Nugget Squad gggJJg amateur-p- rofessional 18-ho- le 2-- ar -- 58-6- Marksman Gains Honor S L HANDSOME DISTINCTION Dave Sugden one of the outof standing boosters and promoters shooting in Utah has been named a director of the National Rifle Assn according to word received from Washington D C Tuesday Sugden will serve for three years and help to formulate policies for the national rifle group He will go to Washington In February to attend the national meeting The national honor has been earned by Sugden who was president of the Salt Lake Small Arms club from 1942 to 1947 end vice president of the state rifle and association from 1942 to He also is in charge of firearms safety program for the Boy Scouts of the Salt Lake counciL pistol There’s a world of good looks and downright solid comfort built in these handsome Walk-Ovshoes! Made of rugged 1946 er n durable leather with tive saddle stitching scotch-grai- 214 South Main distinc- Salt Lake City Bolanos Wins LOS ANGELES Sept 30 UP) — Strengthening his bid for a crack at world lightweight champion Ike Williams’ title Enrique Bolanos of Mexico scored his second knockout in a row over John Thomas of Los Angeles flattening the Negro boxer with a right to the jaw in the fourth round of their scheduled Tuesday night Bolanos fight 135 10-rou- nd weighed Believe It or Not Thomas 139 By Ripley acca PLACE PiPt Has every Rocky Graxianc chance to prove his innocence Rocky Faces Boxing Ban 30 UP) — Middle- CHICAGO Sept weight Champion Rocky Graziano of New York already barred from fighting in New York and Illinois was confronted by a posTuesday ban from the sible nation-wid- e ring The National Boxing Assn promised a thorough check “into the newly revealed circumstances” Involving Grazlano's war record which Monday the prompted Illinois athletic commission to freeze the rugged little titieholder from future Illinois appearances If the NBA rules against Graziano the champion would be barred from every state with a boxing commission except nonmembers Massachusetts and New York where Rocky already is under suspension for failure to report an alleged bribe to throw a fight Abe J Greenj NBA president said at Paterson N J Tuesday that his organization concurred with the Illinois group in “rejecting any participant in boxing who has not fulfilled his trust to his country” Green pointed however to a possible loophole If Graziano as claimed by his manager Irving Cohen had a dishonorable discharge record "suspended” by the army The NBA chief said the “burden of proof” rested with Rocky but he would have “every opportunity to prove his inno- cence" The Illinois commission Identified Graziano as Pvt Rocco Barbella listed by the war department as convicted sentenced to a year of hard labor and dishonorably discharged on an absent without leave charge in 1942 Barbella served 10 months at Leavenworth with two months off for good behavior Asserting It was that Graziano’s war “regrettable” background was not disclosed earlier — Rocky won the title from Tony Zaie a technical knockout in the Chi-by cago stadium last July 16 — the Illinois body Monday barred dishonorably discharged service men from boxing and wrestling in Illinois The order it was emphasized by the commission which acted after with Gov conferring Dwight Green referred specifically to Graziano GOLF NOTES m 2 Salt Lake Football Fans Tie in Grid Guessing Tilt By JEMMY JIODGSON Hawaii university’s fast and offensive - minded football team sprinted through a spirited practice at Derk field Tuesday as Coach Tommy kaulukukui star during era opened preparathe 1935-3- 8 tion for the battle with the University of Utah Redskins Saturday night in the U bowl The Roaring Rainbows not only have speed and a great passing game they also have size The line will average about 200 pounds Charles Bessette halfback is the triple-threaton the Hawaii squad and he has plenty of class Phillip Haake Is another outstanding back who can run fast and snag passes Wallace LemHo and Johnny Bang are the fullbacks Dick Mamiya George Hong and Sol Kaulukukui brother of the coach are capable quarterbacks Husky Tackles two The husky tackles Hunkle Uchima and Sadao Watasakl are cocaptains of the team Saburo and Frank Dower will start at guards with Louie Collins and Harry Kahuanul at ends and Herb Dol at center This line has plenty of speed If Coach Kaulukukui needs additional weight he puts Henry Natchscheim tackle and Ed Nakagawa tackle in the lineup Twenty-eigh- t players made the jaunt to Salt Lake The team will play Montana State at Billings Oct 11 before returning home li The Rainbows defeated the Bears 18 to 6 and lost to St Mary’s and Herman Wedemeyer former Hawaii prep star 27 to 7 last Saturday This will be their third game Against St Mary’s the Hawaii team rolled up 411 yards 214 from passes to outdistance the Gaels They also had 17 first downs to 13 and held the famed Wedemeyer well In check But they lost the game Game No 6 Utah and Haw-ai- i have played five games Utah has won three and Hawaii two All the contests have- been close and wide-ope- n scoring affairs Utah won the opening in 1926 17 to 7 Hawaii took 0 the second game in 1935 3 Utah won in 1938 and again in 1938 34 to 19 Hawaii won last year 19 to 16 The history of the competition between the two schools indicates a hot and interesting tussle Sat- 17 m W K Ward Ogden r Griff Kimball Draper Cliff Elliott Kays-vill- e Eob Paulsen Magna Frank DunLavy Tooele Phillp GoodRichard year Montpelier Ida Riley Bountiful Wendell Preece Reid KimbalL Provo Brigham Westlund Pleasant Marjore State-Drak- e Grove Bob Hardeii Logan Don Glade Don Maughan Smolka missed only the T C U vs Zarkou Clark Heed Iwamoto R E Flck-li- n Oklahoma A & M and Holy Dale Westwood Glen Crawgames Bett missed the n ford Ken SnarT Mel Dysen Ferris State and Holy tussles The two lead- Dan Guy Alder Edwin Bingham James Walker Yujl Nakagama C ers will receive $10 each A total of 3060 entries were re- R Graves Gerald Thrall Elwin ceived getting the contest off to Holmes Brent Walsh of Salt Lake and one that was unsigned a rousing start Utah-Orego- er Cross-Dartmou- th Cross-Dartmou- th pile-drivi- GRID PREDICTING CONTEST Tie (All Entries Must Be Turned In by 6 pm Friday) Colorado A & M Ta-kaye- su Idaho University California Southern California Pittsburgh lowgi University Nebraska 247-pou- 215-pou- nd Gridders Hurt Tennessee SOUTH BEND Ind Sept 30 UP more injuries were reported Tuesday as Notre Dame drilled for its football opener at Pittsburgh Stroh-meySaturday Centera George on the Iruise suffered hand in scrimmage Monday and guard Joe Signaigo’s little finger was broken Northwestern Purdue Mo-ilii- — Two er Southern Methodist Michigan State LITTLE WORLD SERIES (10 Inning ) POO 101 010 1 — 4 11 2 Milwaukee Ann) OOO OOO 003 0 — 3 6 2 SyrncuM (Int 0 and Scbhiet-- r Elllolt Bickford Wehmeier Mustalki (9) Linden Fox (10) and Boatack Winning pitcher — Blck ford Loalng pitches— Fox Name Address 1 1 (5: City Reason for selection on star game: - 21-2- 14-1- Tribune Coupon urday night Utah university came through its intersectional classic with Oregon State in fine fettle and should for the Hawaii beat top contest strength Tickets for the game are on sale at The Tribune-Telegraoffice ii The game is the only college contest jn the state this week Utah Aggies and B Y U both open the Big Seven conference race The Aggies cochampions with Denver last year open the defense of their title with Colorado A & M at Fort Collins and 6YU runs up against the Wyoming Cowboys at Laramie Both will be Saturday afternoon games m Utah-Hawa- Ogden Course Nuttall Wins Now 18 Holes Kansas Bout Special to The Tribune KANSAS CITY Kan — Keith Nuttall flashy featherweight from Brigham City Utah and managed by Hammerin’ Henry Armstrong won a unanimous decision over Howard Jackson cf Kansas City Mo in the main event of a fight card held in Memorial hall Nuttall had his opponent dowm three times during the bout the bell saving him in the 10th round his proArmstrong revealed that tege will fight the eight-roun- d mam event in Chicago Monday night OGDEN — Opening of an addi- tional nine holes on the Ogden Golf and Country club course making it courses in one of the few the state was announced Sunday of by Arthur Benningwillpresident be able to the club Golfers out the new nine Oct 4 when try an official opening will be held In connection with the annual Red and Blue tournament at the club E W Fallentine has been chairman in charge of preparation of the new nine which was constructed and seeded during the past number of new year A limited memberships will be accepted at the club with the opening of the 18-ho- le 10-rou- nd j new nine ' Located immediately west of the new addipresent clubhouse thecluo course tion to the Country has a total yardage of 3207 as compared with 3319 for the old nine Combined yardage for the with layout will be 6526 — a par of 73 18-ho- 168 SOUTH MAIN FREE DELIVERY PHONE 3 -- “64 3 SERVICE fireplace for yourFinish 265 Antique Bras Wood Holder FIREPLACE SCREENS ANDIRONS AND COVER Phone gr IP B Sf iff Nap 3 S 'g LANGUAGES TriAM ARE SPOKEN AT (m OP bag Hew feaAo feu 31 SJJWM&Jrsr — SPOKE MORE TflAll 133 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES 93 MOnE 5-46- T£ - WHICH REPRESENTS UN nfm i 51 COUNTRIES ROLLED -- RIM 79c Capacity Qt TYPE UNIVERSAL PLATFORM Weigh t HOUSEHOLD SCALE 480 Pounds ELECHFAT KINO — TRIC HOT PLATE — High Low 1 Medium Control on QE Lach Burner J CLOTHES- - rs GAME TO DRAW RECORD CROWD MOSCOW Ida— The Moscow Chamber of Commerc’e Vandal Boosters organization and service clubs are putting on a campaign to list all available rooms in Moscow homes this week end to take care of University of Idaho homecoming visitors It is expected that several hundred alumni and friends Of the university will come to Moscow for the State college football game Saturday and the other events on the calendar for the week end This will be the first big homecoming celebration since before the war and reports from the office of the graduate manager report that the stadium is a near sell out with temporary bleachers being erected this week to care for several thousand more fans In the end zone sections 14-- 23 REGULATION SIZE FOOTBALLS ’IMITATION ENAMEL BLUE DISHPANS— WhUe Enamel BASKET GRATES comprise the sport this season with the fastest teams In the county taking part in the A league The C league will fee principally for with the B league made up of the old-time- "SStar Quality” OH rater Elements mre the only elements having the acidproof glass cloth Collector Tube Trap Can’t rot and thus allow pollution of engine oiL Be safe Insist upon this extra protection AC le 2-- US MOVE YOU editor of The Tribune and John editor Mooney Telegram sports football and a weekly array cf celebrities as a gridiron brain trust in a football quiz program over KALL radio station Mai Wyman sportscaster for KALL will emcee the “Skull Practice” program which will be something new in football entertainment and an expansion of a similar prewar program conducted by the sports editors It is an unpracticed question and answer program wth the football fans of the intermountain west lined up against a weekly board of recognized football authorities And besides the fun there are football tickets for Tribune and Telegram readers and the KALL audience Here’s how: Football fans are Invited to submit timely sports questions to If the football stump the experts brain trust fails to tackle the question successfully a touchdown is scored by the fan who wins two ducats to a forthcoming Big Seven game It’s easy Just write down your answer question and the correctPractice” and send it to “Skull care of The Salt Lake Tribune op Telegram Include your name and address Send as many questions as you wish Then tune In KALL this Friday and each Friday at 6:30 pm for “Skull Practice" Watch for this weekly feature as well as The Tribune and Teleeach gram’s popular grid contest week during the football season for win football tickets your chance tocash awards and valuable Michigan Recreation Court Leagues Planned LET 6:30 pm will present “Skull Practice" with Phil McLeese sports Thirty tied for third place with correct selections and each will receive $1 The list includes: Emil Smolka and C F Bett both of Salt Lake tied for first honors in the opening round of The Tribune-Telegrafootball predicting contest Smolka a former West grid star was one of the very few who picked Utah to defeat Oregon State Both Smolka and Bett got 18 out of the 19 games The Colorado A & M vs Drake game was thrown out because it was listed as Colorado 2-- Recommendation As a highlight feature of The Salt Lake Tribune and Salt Lake Telegram's sparkling sports enrafor fall and winter the sports ge departments beginning Friday at 3060 TRY THEIR LUCK Nlblfjr Womrn result — Mr Bella FelJowa day low rros Mr Allen putting: Mra Venlca Bleak Phylha ©w net Special prizes — Mrs Thelma Blackman Mra Vesta Bop-haMrs Ruih Walcott Red ard Biue tournament la scheduled for next Tuesday at 9 a m Rams Win Two Fort Douglas Womea Mrs Perry Pavia captured the directors Colorado A & M has won Its cup tournament at the Fort Douglas golf first two games this season under club Tuesday Mrs Earl Dvman won the first flight In the fionwtnaers meet and the direction of Its new coach Bob Mrs E A- - Olsea captured second - flight Davis and promises to be much honors Mrs John Geertsen won the class A rfiore difficult to handle than was low net prize: Mrs C L Walker won In expected The Farmers will have class B and Mrs Olsen was the nine-hol- e event Mrs J E Bramweil Mrs Nelson to play good football to win their Aldrich and Mra Cerla Woods were the conference opener putting champs B Y U hard hit by injuries also 8 L Country Club run into a tougher club In may Mra L C Olpin and Mra J 7 N Ellert-o- n reached the finals In the nonwinners Wyoming than was expected tournament at the Balt Lake Country Other games on the docket all golf club Tuesday Mrs Ellertson def Mrs O F 1 and Mrs Olpin downed of which will be played Saturday Woodbury find Colorado providing a scrimMrs F C Kastman by the same score Mrs Olpin also won the medal play mage session for at West tourney Mrs Woodbury took the putting Point and Denver Army the and Mrs A N Johnson the nine entertaining prize role honors Mrs Kastman will be captain strong Oklahoma A & M squad of the Rads and Mrs Woodbury will lead the Blues in the annual team tourney next Tuesday Dale Red and Blue The annual Red and Blue team golf tournament for Forest Dale women players Dosing event of the season will be held Oct 7 All Dale golf women Tuesday sure expected to participate Forest Dale Homes Mre Mel Flegal won the Forest Dale Play In the Salt Lake County directors’ golf cup Tuesday by defeating Basketball league will begin about 1 Mrs H B Taylor In the final match Mra F J Farrell captured the first Nov 19 according to Joe Chrisdirector who said that flight in the club championships by de- tensen featingI Mrs Harold Bturgess 32 and the county Is lining up three gymMrs ynn Morgan won the second flight Mrs Ralph Jensen 1 up Mr nasiums in which to conduct the defeating Mrs and Mrs Morgan popular activity Taylor won prizes in fiturgess the place tourney Three divisions A B and C will MOLLERUP 56 Years of Expert Service is Our Best 21 Special Grid Broadcast Opens Friday Gas-paril- ng -- p 1 1947 BRAIDED COTTON LINE 69C NO 9 SOLID WIRE CLOTHESLINE J5 Ft tr C 03 CLOTHESPINS — Spring WO Tjpe Pk of IS DEER HUNTERS 5x40 AIRGU1DE ACHROMATIC FI ELD GLASSES SPECIAL With Strap and Cave 1895 Gov tax not Included Idaho-Washingt- on WITH DINNER SETS OF CHINA PORCELAIN AND POTTERY Your Credit Is Good at E T RICHARDSON “The Dinner Set Man" AaMMdated with Keett Hardware ! r dSUdju j I -- aw- Priced to Fit Any Purse 10 Patterns In Rock Crystal Stemware All Sets In Open Stock US |