Salt Lake Tribune | 1947-11-01 | Page 21

ae-v-- r i I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Saturday November Bi MOTHER DOYLE GETS FUND FROM SUGAR 1 Difficu (In-- champion Sugar Ray Robinson of New York $50 a Friday set up a month trust fund for the mother of boxer Jimmy Doyle of Lot Angeles who died from injuries following a match with Robinson in Cleveland last June Attorney Albert Pearison In whose office the arrangements were made said the trust account was set up in the Union National bank for Mrs Marie De Laney the mother The amount totaled nearly $6000 including money Robinson earned in a match Aug 29 at Cleveland with Flashy Sebastian technical and his seven-roun- d knockout here Tuesday over California Jackie Robinson LOS ANGELLS Oct Si World welterweight 10-ye- - Notre Dame Michigan Texas Get Real Tests in Saturday Games - NEW YORK Oct 31 (JP)--N-otre Dame Michigan and Texas clubs of college football in the latest poll the face real tests Saturday as the season turns into the November homestretch leading to mythical national titles bowl bids and conference championships and hasn't missed yet in 12 atcollege program sparkles tempts with traditional sectional pairings Because Princeton knocked over but the best of the lot appear to a powerful Penn team a year ago there will be great interest be Notre Dame-Nav- y at Cleveland lfl 4 Michlgan-Illinol- a at ChampaIgn N Jth ae trhocu°01hliscioona c ha oPrrgi en ete4tuonn n Methodist ger's Penn lads are supposed to win IlL and In the Dallas Cotton bowl by 20 points This is a traditional Is the New Haven Conn Georgia Tech's slick engineers game as of Yale and Dartmouth meeting to and untied mat unbeaten the go coast Pacific action includes a Duke In a clash of with once-tie- d knocked California between game conferand Southeastern Southern record ranks by ence powers This tops a southern from the perfect California a week ago program that also includes a rough Southern U C L A the defending conferand ready duel between Kentucky and ence champ which bowed to Southand Alabama 0 ern Methodist Southern Cal Pitebers Battle journeys to Washington for another Now that Army's nonicIsing string Important west coast meeting But Its Cleveland Champaign 1ias been snapped at 32 chief eastand Dallas that will throb with ern interest centers in a promised most important nation-wid- e pitchers battle between Colum- the bia's Gene Rossides whose passes football doings to Bill Swiacki upset the cadets Even Coach Frank Leahy of the an Cornell's Lynn Dorset who Irish not addicted to optimistic beat Princeton with his forwards statements is on record with the thought that it will take a good team to beat Notre Dame Navy VICTOR PDITICO except for a few sputtering minutes when Reaves Baysinger Jr hit the mark with his passes against Corone-two-thr- ee 17-1- Texas-Souther- ar Cerdan Wins Over Raadik IlL Oct 31 (A— CHICAGO Marcell Cerdan the Casablanca middleweight clouter surv I v ed three last round knockdowns and maintained his perfect American ring record with a loudly booed decision over Anton Raadik of Estonia before 9172 at Chicago stadium Friday night Cerdan European middleweight champion weighed 160 Raadik After carrying the fight to the stubborn Raadik most of the way the handsome Frenchman tired badly and was tagged by roundhouse rights in the final round which sent him down—once for a four count and twice for counts nell has not been a good ball club of three Middies' Record Losing three tying one and win- UTES-BUFF- S ning one the Middies' record is not Impressive yet they have the mak- Continued from Preceding Page ings of a team that can explode' on a given Saturday Notre Dame miles to Boulder by bus early Sathas been going along winning as urday morning The final drill left considerable it pleased on Johnny Lujack's passdoubt about the ability of Bud ing not piling up the score and not Gleave and Gordon Neff guards going all out Nobody knows howl to much they really have but it may and Clyde Nichols fullback be Navy playing its best game may play Gleave and Nichols are both nursing back injuries received in force them to show their best Wednesdays scrimmage with the Michigan lost a little of its "sufreshmen and Neff's legs are still 13-- 6 a in rugged perman" gleam sore from the Wyoming tussle conquest of Minnesota last Satur- Clark Adams who was favoring a day a performance which might knee received a sprained thumb in be attributed to thinking ahead too the final workout and will not much to the Illinois game After start The remainder of the squad all Illinois knocked them out of a wac ready and eager for the fray chance at the Rose bowl last year The defense ability of both teams and their one big ambition is to1 may turn the Saturday clash into get even The Wolverines one of a tight low scoring duel There is nine major perfect record teams1 little doubt that both teams will are favored over Illinois which was have to fight for every yard g A more open game upset by Purdue 14-- 7 The only meeting of two major Is expected at the Denver stadium sends unbeaten untied teams is the when Coach Eddie Kimball -Texas-- S M U game which figures his B Y U Cougars the passingest" to be a headline duel between team in the nation against the Bobby Layne of the Longhorns and Pioneers B Y U will be Without services of Doak Walker of the Mustangs The Southwest conference title and Cot- Scotty Deeds one of the conferton bowl bid probably will hinge ence's finest running backs With on the result A convincing win by Scotty out the Cougars who have thrown more passes and completed either team should send it soaring more than any other team in the near the top of the national will have to depend a country rankings on the r game again deal great of the Big Undisputed possession Hubbard has spent the Six lead also will be in the balance Coach Cac of the drills the past week contest majority at the Nebraska-Missou- ri to set up a defense to stop and first place in the Big Seven trying Rex Olson and his dangerous aerial depends on the outcome of the attack Utah at Colorado clash Both games will start at 2 pm 7-- Fervent Sets Turf Pace BALTIMORE Md Oct 31 (UP) Calumet farm threw Its one-tw- o punch at the Pimlico special Friday and the No 2 horse Fervent roared down the stretch to give the stable its fourth victory in the famed invitational fall classic Armed Calumets top horse who has led the handicap division for the last two years ran third all the way and finished in that position behind Fervent and William Hells' Cosmic Bomb Fervent's victory kept Calumet moving along the victory trail on which it has earned $1329911 this year alone Cosmic Bomb winner of the Lawrence Realization ran in front all the way until the final strides Loyal Legion the only other starter led the pursuit for a half mile and then dropped back to last as Fervent and Armed moved into challenging position In the stretch Cosmic Bomb and Fervent turned on the power while Armed and Loyal Legion fell behind Inch by inch Fervent gained and finally went under the wire a neck in front Armed was three lengths further away and seven lengths in front of Loyal Legion Calumet's previous winners in the race for a winnentake-al- l purse of $25000 were Vv'hirlaway in 1942 Twilight Tear In 1944 and Armed in 1945 Fervent ridden by Al Snider while Calumet's No 1 jockey Doug Dodson was up on Armed covered the distance in 1:58 25 two seconds off the track record It was his sixth victory of the year his 10th in 18 starts In his career and e It raised his earnings to $206910 There was betting only to win with Fervent paying $240 Armed was under 126 'ha a while the other colts all three years old carried 120 lbs each all-tim- 1Mit - 10-rou- nd freer-scorin- 1 FIGHT RESULTS if ts titeeel 148 TKO Over Tami in 7th By JACK CUDDY NEW YORK Oct 31 (UP)—Gus Lesnevich light heavyweight champion registered his fourth straight victory over pudgy Tamy Maude 11° Friday night by scoring a technical knockout over the Bronx tavern proprietor at 33 seconds of the seventh round of their non-titbout in Madison Square Garden A crowd estimated at14000 saw biscuit-face- d Lesnevich give his larger opponent the most thorough beating of his career Mauriello who outweighed Gus by 21 lbs had been knocked out previously by Joe Louis and stopped by Johnny Shu kor but never had he suffered such a persistent bloody battering as Friday night Stops- - Bout Referee Ruby Goldstein stopped the bout at 33 seconds of the seventh round just after another left hook had plumped into Tami's bloody mouth and knocked him back on his heels Goldstein had threatened to end it when Tarni went to his corner at the end of the sixth round because Tam! was in such pitiful condition—bleeding profusely from his nose and mouth Lesnevich weighing 180 lbs to Tami's 201 staggered the battle-scarre- d former heavyweight challenger in every round and he floored Tami for the count of nine with a left hook to the chin in the fourth round That was the only knockdown of the fight Rocked Back It seemed again and again however that Mauriello must hit the canvas as he was rocked back on his heels or belted sideways by terrific smashes from the smart aggressive light heavyweight king Lesnevich won so impressively over the man who had challenged Joe Louis at Yankee stadium in September 1946 that he may get a shot at the heavyweight crown in le June Phil 185 Muscat° Buffalo gained a close decision over Angel Sotillo 203 Argentina after eight rounds of rugged milling in the semifinal There wasn't a knockdown nor any particular damage though the winner suffered a slight cut over his left eye in the seventh round HOLLYWOOD—Franciseo De La Cruz 243 Los Angeles tkosd Brtildis Besbors 194 Los Angeles (5) Vit PORTLAND Ore Oct 31 (a)— British team captain paired with Arthur Lees also will lead Britain's of England quest for the Ryder cup in Saturday's opening matches in the revival of the international golfing event at Portland Golf club course The Britisher s will tee off in the first match of the Scotch foursomes against Ed Oliver and Lew Worsham the latter U S open champion The first match will start at 9 am followed in close succession by the other three Battle Snead British open and professional titleholder Fred Daly of Ireland was Capt Cotton's choice to team up with Charles Ward of England and this pair will meet Americans Sam Snead and former national open champion Lloyd Mangrum Ben Hogan captain of the U S squad paired himself with Jimmy Demaret reliable links veteran and will meet James Adams of Scotland and Max Faulkner of England Dal Rees of Wales leading money winner in Britain last year was paired with Samuel King of England to match strokes against former U S open and P G A champion Byron Nelson out of retirement for this event and Herman Bymeabond proba)Sle favorite in the $10000 Oakland ) ndicap at Bay Meadows Saturday drew top Impost of 121 lbs wit Jockey C Bierman up They Say ridden by Ferri! Zufelt won the $2750 Olympic Hotel purse feature of blueprint of the new modern home Barron Not Selected Reg Horne and Eric Green and Americans Herman Keiser and E J Harrison were not selected for Saturday's two-ba- ll foursome events but probably will compete in thq eight singles matches scheduled for Sunday concluding the cup series The United States team and playing a course of which every member has an intimate working knowledge is heavily favored to win the famed international event revived after a lapse Four matches Saturday will be in Scotch foursome style played two-ba- ll foursomes with two Britishers paired against two Americans hitting alternate shots in match play Eight match play singles rounds will conclude the competition Sunday Britisher s star-studd- Brig Gen Paul F Yount acting chief of transportation for the army advised an Olympic committee not to look to the army for transportation to the 1948 games In London because it would take a special act of congress to PREXY SILENT authorize such a move rs Hearing CHICAGO Oct 31 whether the Portland Beavers' Grace Comiskey president of the on park must be wrecked as a Chicago White Sox maintained ball hazard was set by City Comher silence Friday in the wake fire missioner Kenneth Cooper for of the removal of Leslie O'Connor club general manager from Nov 21 baseball's executive council Governors of New York and Pennsylvania reopened their woodthe Bay Meadows program lands to hunters leaving only Three drivers Harry Fitzpatrick Maine where the forests are closed Sep Pa lin and Del Cameron won to gunners because the congrand circuit prizes totaling more tinued threat of fires of American yachtsman Harold S onVanderbilts definition of a "yacht tack" was adopted in London by the confer (P)---M- Rocky Mountain 11—aldwin-Wa11a- North-Dakot- Utah at Colorado Brigham Young at Denver Utah State at Montana State Wyoming at Colorado State Western State at Colorado Mines Snow at B A C at Toledo at South Dakota ce a Far West California at U C L A Oregon State at Stanford U S C at Washington Idaho at Oregon San Diego State at Fresno State Idaho State at College of Idaho Whittier at Occidental California Aggies at Humboldt Alabama at Kentucky Auburn at Vanderbilt State Duke at Georgia Tech Mississippi at LS U Southwest Mississippi State at Tulane Tennessee at North Carolina Texas Tech at Rice West Virginia at Maryland Texas A and M at Arkansas Richmond at Virginia Texas Christian at Ba ion Wake Forest at William and S M U at Texas Mary West Texas Stale at Arizona Chattanooga at North Carolina State State New Mexico A and M at Tempe Florida A and M at Kentucky State State Adams State at New Mexico Bucknell at Gettysburg Military Clemson at Georgia Texas college at Southern U Virginia Tech at George WashNew Mexico at Texas Mines ington Furman at Florida East V M I at Delaware Louisiana college at Centenary Washington and Lee at Army Georgetown at Boston college Presbyterian at Catawba Holy Cross at Brown Fordham at Boston U Midwest Columbia at Cornell Notre Dame at Navy Dartmouth at Yale Michigan at Illinois Rutgers at Harvard Indiana at Ohio State at Syracuse Lafayette Iowa at Purdue Pennsylvania at Princeton Colgate at Penn State Pittsburgh at Minnesota Wisconsin at Northwestern Oklahoma A and M at Temple Bates at Bowdoin Marquette at Michigan State Nebraska at Missouri Bethany at C C N Y St Marys at Detroit Connecticut at Coast Guard Kansas at Kansas State Franklin and Marshall at DelaIowa State at Oklahoma ware at Bowling Green Swarthmore at Dickinson Findlay Miami (O) at Bradley Mublenberg at Lehigh DePauw at Butler Rensselaer at Rochester Ohio U at Cincinnati Worcester Tech at Trinity Grinnell at Coe Amherst at Tufts Xavier at Dayton Penn Mi Mall? at Ursinus Iowa Teachers at Drake Massachusetts at Vermont Oklahoma City at Youngstown Carnegie Tech at Washington Oberlin at Wooster and Jefferson Omaha at Washburn Union at Williams RULED ELIGIBLE Va LEXINGTON Oct it (UP)—The Southern conference Friday declared Vernon Morgan University of Richmond freshman who was barred from college competition for signing a professional baseball contract eligible to play in league contests Morgan was barred by the conference In September because he had signed a contract with Springfield 0 a farm Out of the New York Giants when he was only 15 a so burns - me - A' cea ' -- 0 i to '—'s i ( 1 r-i0Plows 13 SUCAISOUSE COAL CO 11014 74523 - MARTIN COAL CO ?Uwe 54133 CRT IS COAL CO ?toot 64S73 c- ELK 7" 4ii COAL CO 7-- 6-- Georgia Whips Clemson - g :' itlf - 7 I tr Its - ou - i A :7s::-- WASHINGTON Oct 31 (UP)— Virginia Tech ran roughshod over George Washington Friday night piling up a score of 42 to 6 before 12000 fans at Griffith stadium to hand the outclassed Colonials their sixth straight defeat It was never a contest Virginia's speedy little scatback Ray Beasley scored two touchdowns from scrimmage the first three times Virginia Tech got the ball So Car 8 Miami 0 Fla Oct 31 CIP)—The University of South Carolina Gamecocks Friday night hammered out an 0 victory over a fighting University of Miami Hurricane football team before 28454 fans in the Orange bowl The Gamecocks slightly favored at the outset showed the Miamians a ground offense which netted 164 yards against Miami's 07 but in the air the Hurricanes excelled completing eight of 20 passes attempted against the Gamecocks' two completed in six tries MIAMI 8-- )' de 4 Ogden Phone Salt Lak City 4 Logan Garland —AFFILIATE— UTAH HIDE AND TALLOW Fork ZS CO Heber City 35-J- No Carrying Charges! ng SWP11 0 tralbRAMMTIPIIP EVERYTHING roe Dsonsaft Is liounit Is TIms 100- - Wool IlardFinish NEW YORK Oct 31 (UP)--T- he Brooklyn Dodgers squeezed out a 7 to 3 victory over the winless Chicago Rockets Friday night in an conference football game paralyzed by driving rain and piercing cold and shackled by a sea of mud Only 2960 fans braved the weather to view the "battle" of two of the leagues weakest clubs What they saw at Ebhets field resembled only faintly a professional football game bearing more similarity to a neighborhood mud fight Worsted S 113 $hoo IS f 44 Itgaters Shorts FAULTLESS Suporb r 7 with Woofing Quality Buyend your —46 -- "lir 171 E E xpoctationo And tho plias is GEst171 Other "Kasint Sysfm" 1009i Wool Ss its-3- 303 op low fares Everywhere $1095 Los Angeles Dallas Pueblo Vancouver B Panguitch ONE WAY ONE WAY SALT LAKE CITY TO: C $2170 $990 $1980 $542 Oklahoma Seatt la Glenwood Springs Omaha Denver E Second South non 33923 247 of 1COra Wool 1185 17-3- COVERTS CAVALIY WI ILLS FLEECES GABARDINES CHEY JOTS Sizes 34 to 44 Charge your nci EVErrTHING Topcoat Suit need ACCOUNT! ONE ell on yoko 5 1255 370 2620 Richfield Chicago Cheyonn TOPCOATS $1980 1280 220 Wichita Tacoma LTD Tax a towed trips Plum farth t 60 City Soy tags V 0036040 toots to Alt alto gas tor &WI& 3 573 Acrtool ' TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT —BRANCHES— 49 4533 'S 401! t3 o Co Utah apt' i: 11 For Your Elk and Deer Skins 463 So 3rd West 42 GWIJ 6 Va Tech - Plus Tax TS EVERYTHING A sec- Letts S All 4 va- tt- AND DEER SKINS BY-PRODUC- at the start of the ond period when the Tigers from South Carolina already were practically out of the ball game 41 As Always We Pay Highest Market Prices UTAH - o All-Ameri- ca Headquarters for l'''' IF "mi4 trV'Otit city-owne- Dodgers Out Mud Rockets 7 to 3 ence of the International Yacht Racing Union U S Olympic committee will hold a special meeting at Chicago Dec 3 to complete plans for participation in the 1948 winter games American ski at St Moritz squad will sail Dec 8 to begin training in Switzerland V By FRITZ HOWELL CLEVELAND Oct 31 CTI—Leslie M O'Connor general BILLINGS Mont Oct 31 (A'-- -A Billings entry in the Pioneer manager of the Chicago White Sox said Friday he would carry Baseball league next season was to the courts his fight to halt enforcement of a fine and susvirtually assured Friday night pension levied against the American league club by Commissioner when members of the city council B A 1 7 of in to (Happy) Chandler voted favor leasing The Sox official who served as Keearwhoeuihdadinitneformreetd tVoub leneto d Athletic park tobackers of the proposed class C club Interim commissioner following cover all high school students The vote came at a short public the death of Judge Kenesave Moun- - O'Connor In prehrninary correscouncil session after councilmen Landis until Chandler Wa3 spondence vkith Chandler chalhad studied the lease for two appointed here April 24 1945 said lenged the commissioner's right to the rule without permisweeks he would ask a restraining order broaden sion of the two major leagues lie The lease calls for owners of the next at court in federal week said Friday he would base his court club to spend a minimum of $30000 Cincinnati for improvements on the park infight on that premise his of announcement O'Connor's Chandler in announcing the suscluding new seats to accommodate unprecedented court action pronew 3500 persons concessions came baseball's czar pension requested Pres against lighting a sprinkling system and a posal an American league meeting to name a new AmericanHarridge after league fence mw more than six houra at which representative to the executive Archie Cochrane chairman of of owners by a 0 vote counci L replacing O'Connor club the the midland roundtable baseball authorized Pres Will Harridge to Chandler's edict indicatoel that the committee spocaor of the move appoint a new league representa- White Sox official could not take for organized ball here said Fri- tive to baseball's executive coun- part In the Nov 7 executive day night negotiations for financing cil replacing the Chicagoan In the major or council meeting the venture which is estimated to President Harridge declared: league draft session Nov 10 both cost around $60000 will be con"From now on any action is Mr at Cincinnati tinued and a working agreement O'Connor's personal business and The junior loop club owners et signed "probably with the Holly- that of the White Sox Like any Fridays behind long meeting wood Stars" of the Pacific Coast business baseball is anxious to closed doors adopted the following league of courts out but the the stay resolution for authorimtion of a American league cannot prevent new league representative: from member club into any going 'Be It resolved that the rresicourt of the American league be and as the league's presI- dent is to appoint a hereby dent we recognize Commissioner member ofauthorized serve at the league-tChandler's interpretation of the the next 21-- 6 of the executive rules and the league will not be council tomeeting be held in Cincinnati a party to any court action" in event Leslie M O'Connor Ls Sox and White O'Connor the 31 Oct ATHENS Ga (UP)— were unable to act" suspended Oct 29 for failure Johnny Rauch personally patched The loop prexy said he had ap26 a levied fine to $300 pay Sept football up Georgia's tattered a Chicago high proved in the usual routine the for of the signing by passing night Friday reputation Sox contract with the Bulldogs to a 21 to 6 victory school southpaw pitcher by the White George Zoeterrnan of Chicago's over stubborn Clemson college in club O'Connor an attorney cited Christian high school but that he a ragged game before 16000 fans baseball in had no knowledge at the time of law that students only more a decisive was much It schools of the National any conflict between O'Connor and member score Indicated than the victory of High School Asso- Chandler or with the rules of because Georgia fumbled or fizzled Federation on five other scoring marches and ciations were under the ban while baseball "When a club files a contract: youth signed by the White Sox had one tally called back tot clip- the was in a private school with our office we assume that all ping Bob Gage the lone ranger Chandler however cited the fact of baseball's rules have been corn- -' of Clemson's offense and defense made the Bulldogs work for their that in two bulletins early this plied with" Harridge said on yardage by setting them back a four tremendous quick kicks— of them better than three traveling 60 yards 5 Clemson's offense flared just once—but that was good for a I touchdown- than $100000 each Frank (Buck) O'Neil of the U S Trotting Assn said A L Authorizes Harrithre To Replace Chisox G 7-- bone-crushi- stals clean ed 10-ye- ar - It stores Council Adopts Fund Cijiuse Vote Count 1 Henry Cotton C0111 rt LiS g)S SP9RTS IN BRIEF South belongs in the onno SATURDAY GRID SLATE Tomn2y Montreal (2) ) t 1947 Golfers Open Ryder Cup Classic Today Pill ) Melt M (real Clsrist WaterhorY (11o PHILADELPKIA—Nonsto Canto 1324 Pnlianewnta sec WIllls Alexander 125 Chester Ps (Si AL 6 UPITA Mo—Billy °Mar& 129 Philadelsbla kayoed Jean Betertere 132 wasToN---Ot- 150 Conn Gus Records 1 1eÈ I t