| Show - ' "41-- 7 --49 - ' 9 r - - '''-7- -7 '''''''V '1' gr 11' - '- 1 - " We4"'"117-'- "' - o i 'I " - -- o ' -- -- t 4 ‘o - - - o - - 11- -41 - - ---- - -- "' -- ' a ' EB (-1- THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday November 2 1947 1 1JJet' J ckle el (- - r7-7- ice" e 2-iat- Int - 7 Cl i1-- ' Powerful Pittsburgh Eleven Risks Fine Record in Milwaukee ' - nen - - ' 's'' ' 41t‘4 1?1 - 2 1 i ' :1 - : N -'- t' :: N - I ' - 4 --1'' ' i'-'' '"- - s- - - 7- - - - r '6" t' - ' -- 1 4:- 4 Start 3lai Ir 1 7 ''44N:14 4 4 :: 4 Draft Plans ) 4 -- - - - - -- - f'- A - - A ' It - - 4 t N' - f-- b - 3 1 '" t -- -- - ' - 4 s - 14 - s-- - I 4 - - - T P - a 56-2- k' -- dNe:d 44A A 30-ye- ar 42 last-pla- 'Illostest Hoss in World' Dies at Famvay Farm ce e All-Ameri- ca (JP)---Ma- oft-beat- n en high-flyin- - 1 two-year-o- BIKE RIDERS SET MEET ld 6-- 1 30-1- 1 - 1 1 17-1- states-nxpecte- five-eigh- ts Joe Louis Preps For Title Bout - Play-Mahub- ah 1 1 -- 10-d- ay three-year-o- ld 1 4 1 half-lengt- REIJ A - I Po 4''' ''''' el v WE ARE PAYING i '144 -' ' " - ' 1 ‘- 141 - USGA Fills: Season Slate Chicago Gets '49 Cpen PO C IC 'dr44411 41P' - - t 0e 14 r - t I 18-ho- 72-ho- - agi44 4vez-- aiv4f441 1 t CUYILINITY- y 23 ' : - r - - SOPSAOA OS HUNTERS as CHEST - 1 - ' I Don't Go Homo Empty-hande- d e e e 36-ho- 41cri—v--- 1 r AMER 17 El" SCt - I" AMERICAN SAVINGS RIVIVISiDE PHEASANT FARM SAV- Ai LOAN ASSN set Lak e City champions listed for action Others Include Henry Picard Joe Kirk- 'IF wood Horton Smith and Billy — Burke 1 Adik NECESSARY' Snead and Mangrum carded two over par for 31 holes in beating Daly and Ward the latter finishing seven over llogan and Demaret won their uphill battle by shooting three over thar 36 holes while their British opponents picked up and conceded on four holes thereby leaving no CHICAGO Nov 1 (R)—General basis for comparison with par Similarly Nelson and Barron and Manager Leslie O'Connor of the Rees and King picked up on one SatSox declared White Chicago hole owners of the Amerurday the club ican league were not "backing" A Commissioner (Happy) - lACKE ItIOLFE unaniChandleI r when tothey voted replace O'Connor Friday ' on baseball's executive council (Isrit Meanwhile he began preparing 00)Aft'a brief to be used to seek his reinstatement byocivil courts in case ''s I such action is deemed necessary and to prove Chandler "exceeded his authority" when he fined O'Connor and the White Sox $500 for The Snows Are Down at Alta and Brighton Rustlers at signing George Zoeterman Alta and Launers at Brighton have Chicago high school student been dotted with skiers these past O'Connor said contents of the two weeks Ski lifts will operate brief based on an noon of civil and baseball law "mighy be made public Tuesday following a meeting of White Sox directors Are You Ills replacement by the junior Does your eouipMent need attention? 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- STORAGE SPACE? le ffseNEW YORK Nov 1 (tA:1—The 1919 national open golf chami will be at club the Medinah n: pionship Chicago's played Country jeit4 fly 404411 U S Golf Assn announced Thursday In completing its tourna4 ment scredule for next year and listing the sites for major lets-01oil r '" events in 1949 0 :10 Entries for the 1949 open ill links tournament to Los Angeles 1 for these have dates close May 16 with qualifying trials although the rti n In n 1j:71117—' been set scheduled on May 31 and the tour- - notThe was 1048 schedule - t completed nament proper to be played on the Nvith the 7 women's of the awarding Medinah course June 9 10 and 11 national amateur 11611"------:-- 0 ' tourney—Sept -Jo Day by day mere buildingwise Rochester Gets Amateur the Del Monte Call Golf kfortriAtt: club and tvitosePebble reondgeoricuhierrcs tareA:pecifying ' "- - le- - The 1949 men's natlonal amateur BeachCountry 'S''' course also was the scene buildings tournament was awarded to the of CRETE BUILDING BLOCKS same in 1940 and meet the for the year Oak Hill Country club at Roches- men's 'round protection of stock crops ter N Y the women's tournament 1929 championships in 1947 and and machinery to the Merion Golf club at Philasaid the headquarters delphia and the national public E date of the women's tour0 ney next year would be a week CONSTRUCTION ce114'41 earlier than usual a suggestion made by many of the competitors 1‘1"- - talk in this year's event PHEASANT liSi ll i a STRONG STURDY stIlL331-11i11Litil- - - le to ' (- I - 11 Wa ' '- i 1r-- ar imr ON SAVINGS er - 1 1 - 15-fo- A'' Each Account is Insured up to $500000 We are a member of Federal Salings and Loan Insurance Corporation A- By RUSS NEWLAND NA - °Toe' " ht If -- - 54 1 I -I- 10-ye- - v 0 fi2r11711) favi 'sL PORTLAND Ore Nov 1 UP—America scored a grand - slam over Britain Saturday in the opening of the Ryder cup golf series PINEITURST N C Nov 1 (NI— I' Back in 1902 Alex Ross his brother racking up four points to none in Scotch foursome matches rangDonald and a fellow linksman ing from routs to sensational comebacks The first day's test named A H Fenn got together and of the international golfing classic golf tourna- revived after a staged a three-ma- n lapse saw ment for tie renewal of the transent here dubbing it the North Lew Worsham U S open and his partchamp atlantic'–trompetition and South open ner Barron also had to come from Ed Oliver anci lopsided hang From that modest beginning the 10 and 9 win over Briturst captain behind before scoring a hard-fougNorth and South has grown in Henry win Cotton and his partner Arstature to the point where its 46th thur Lees Their opponents Rees and King Americans Sam Snead and Lloyd led the match until the 29th hole ctaging next week will add still another chapter to the record of Mangrum both former champions where Nelson dropped a continued the attack putt to even the count The Ameribeing the nation's oldest major golf against the bestbattering isles cans grabbed the next two and held from the fixture from the point of uninter- across the waters by defeating Fred the advantage to the last The early outlook for Hogan and rupted annual play For the first time an Demaret was even blacker Adams HOGAN OUT and Faulkner teamed well to hold qualifying round for all players not on the invited list will precede the PORTLAND Ore Nov 1 (P) a substantial 4 up lead at the 9th medal play over the 6879- and retained a 2 up margin through Ben Hogan his Ameryard No 2 course with a par of 72 —CaptRyder cup the 18th The American twosome team in a 0 The low 30 and ties will make the ican lead over the British Saturday started playing the kind of golf grade eliminated himself from they are capable of on the third night The qualifying round will be nine chalking up a Sunday's par singles play proper stagedMonday the tourney He named an eight-ma- n team 33 to pick up four holes They 18 holes with under way getting for the concluding 36 holes of moved Into the lead for the first Tuesday Eighteen more will folplay that did not include him- - time at the 25th and at the 27th low Wednesday with a itelf or Herman Barron E J held a margin windup Thursday Top prize in the (Dutch) Harrison and Herman is tBhreitmishaeterhs event $1500 eTenheed $7500 etsttilhip 3f3igrhdtibnugt who did not play SaturWhile the 1902 inaugural (over Keiser will take their places day saw as Hogan and vanish hopes 18 holes and won by Donald Ross Capt Henry Cotton of the Demaret combined their shots to with a 75 score) drew a field of Britons stuck with the same the 34th and the 36th in the This year's only three players that competed Saturday take final close-orenewal is expected to attract one team Horne and Eric leaving Reg The Cotton-Lee- s debacle equalled of the largest turnouts in the Green on the sidelines the worst defeat ever inflicted in event's history two-ba- ll foursome play of the However 10 of the game's topIn 1931 at Columbus notchers including defend iin g Daly British open and cup Ryder pro title O Americans Walter Hagen and champion Ben Hogan a three-tim- e and Charles Ward 6 and 5 winner here are at present en- holder Shute handed a similar setBen Hogan captain of the Ameri- Denny to back gaged in Ryder cup competition cans Britain's George Duncan and Jimmy Demaret made a and Arthur Havers against British stars on the Pacific to from win coast and will he missing thrilling uphill fight Cotton probably the greatest Max Adams James and InFaulkner ' British golfer in the last 23 years PG A titleholder Jim Gerrier uP- eligible for Ryder play on the Li S 2 In was not available for comment ors team because of his Australian two-bal- the fourth encounter of the the disastrous beating administered tl events Bach player hitting to him and his birth and his P G A tfinals oppopartner Neither he Nelson once nor Lees shots ic nent Chick Harbert top golf however played of American enteamed kingpin golf slugger head the list of early as fact they were evidenced the by to trants take 11 over par figures for up with Herman Barron the 27 holes Bobby Cruickshank the veteran the measure of Dal Rees and Sam- In contrast Oliver and Worsham who won his first of uel King 2 and L Virginian their shots capably all the way Nelson who came out of retire- - hit three North-Sout- h titles back in to finish the contest only one over 1926 is one of several former par three-year-ol- ROF17 Pozio Trlt 717 Worsliani and Oliver Rout Cotton-Lee- s 10 and 9 Oldest Meet Set Monday : "tr- - ash- NORTILSOUTH — :1 On tit NEW YORK Nov 1 CD—Jock Sutherland's Pittsburgh t1 '' '41 4i'l 4-' 4qo'''' ' Steelers having shouldered through the porous defenses of the r$ ''' ( e' ' -- IF ' l' ' '' ' alter eastern division clubs to take the lead run smack against e ' ! P6! rqr--t '''''' ') 1ror ' "4' a western power in the National Football league at Milwaukee :4 ') 'mots- 4 a ) " ) 's ' 434 ' si 4i1 Sunday when they play the Green Bay Packers -- -t NJ i4 Although the Packers share first (4:L i't 19s place in the western half with the oZ dangerous Chicago Cardinals who CMSOX OUT must take on Los Angeles they s'st'" ''' t C4t041044- finish the rest of their schedule s 1 s't on the road If they are to chal- lenge the Cards down the home s tli-- ' i stretch a win over the Steelers a — becomes almost a must 47 - 'Pr -- -sai's Generally overlooked in the ear- se se' ' ss s' I:er stages of the race Sutherland's il club has clicked off three straight I ' k CINCENNA'rl Nov 1 Uri—Major wins with a new star John Clem- ' 0 f -- - ' J : i''' ent showing the way with his run- - league representatives will have r their pick of some 8000 players now Imk ning and passing It The Los Angeles-Cardina- ls battle in the minors when they file into 1 'f44 (t1 t — 4Ri — B A Commissioner Is a return match of their recent Baseball ''''' office here at 11 arn struggle on the Pacific coast when- Chandler's Bob Viaterfield and the Rams up- Monday Nov 10 for the annual 'e s -' -7- "---k -- ss "ss -- A - - "s ' draft ssislos meeting ended the previously unbeaten 7 ! The bulky 11sts- -69 '' ' typewritten A repeat Los Angeles Cards 27-- 7 for draft t- s pages—of players eligible western throw would the 4 1i VI victory s from class AAA down through class 1kscramble D half into a wide-ope- n s ? t ssss leagues were released Saturday L - s s- with the Chicago Bears also in the - ' 4' ' s I i by the commissioner's office Sir race y '' Under their present status the 7 ' s' s'''''' ss "' 'ss Bears to Boston Chicago White Sox of the Amerq ' '' ' '" ' ' ican could in not vs 4 league participate 0 ' winners over the draft since the current The Bears - 4 At e se N ''is suspen'691 e Aekaottolil4V-4h- o Amok Washington last week will be at sion of the club imposed by Chandisozorgionenattlea Boston the winless New York ler for refusal to pay a $500 fine Giants at Detroit and Philadelphia bars it from taking part in any of Heart Attack Claims Big Red at Washington in other National baseball's "transactions and Man 0' 'Var famous thoroughbred who died Saturday of a heart atleague games career tack Picture was taken at twilight of Rig Red's dumped WashingPhiladelphia leo Browns Cho First 45-ton earlier and can practiThe St Louis Browns by virtue Sammy Baugh's cally eliminate race finish in the with another of their gang from the last season will be of the same If the Steelers should American leag-ulose to Green Bay the Eagles given first "pick" at the draft meetcould take over the eastern lead ing of the National Philadelphia conference action will get second choice a league battwo includes important Sunday privilege "determined by lot" by tles Cleveland at Buffalo and San the since the Phi ls Francisco at Los Angeles The and commissioner LEXINGTON Ky Nov 1 0' War America's tied for eighth place BalPittsburgh other pairing finds in 1947 the foremost died heart attack campaign ofa thoroughbred Saturday timore in New York to play the Then the formula provides the g Yankees Death came to the big red stallion seventh-plac- e club of American the Saturday Baltimore's visit despite the league will third the get pick owner his at in afternoon stall the his Samuel Schwenk of Bud farm of Faraway passing threat seventh-plac- e of the National offers the Yanks a chance to bo- league fourthclub the sixth-plac- e D Riddle of Lexington and Philadelphia Death brought an end lster their eastern division lead American club fifth and thus alColts knocked off earlier the to career a three-fol- d They up the final standings ternatively 21-- 7 and while they are entertain- of both with the as a 1919 in leagues champion Starting division club the New York Yankees getting selection ing this second 21 races he enwon 20 of he the Cleveon must Bills Buffalo take No 15 and the Brooklyn Dodgers tered established five world records land 16 Buffalo Is tied with the Yanks NpA player selected from a cisss and retired after two years In bemoney winning on a won and lost percentage al- AAA circuit will cost S10060 The come the leading His The stage is set for the Utah of all time third career remainder of the price list: Clas sire though their recordin includes one district was his to his who Olympic bicycle trials public regarded to addition tie in nine starts AA S7500 claqs A S6000 clacs B life as an Sunday at 9:30 am and all amaopen book a 2 winning mark $4000 class C S2500 class D teur cyclists who have a yen to boys "Pops"on the name the stable Pertinent rules of the draft: ill since spend about six hours with their had been him May Set Record tagged If a club when called makes no feet on the pedals are eligible for Cleveland out in front In the selection or if its right of selec- lastHesummer was retired to a rocking chair the race more 'ceased less in or next has club tion division the western Over a course 25 miles In life last May 23 to spend his last upon to select days in the toyed with Buffalo in September order will be called the event will cover a of the length Faraway quiet 16 4 has been called farm paddocks where he had lived total of 125 miles starting and but After club No when the Browns won the Bills have improved greatly the process of selection will be re- for most of his 30 years ending at 48th South and 9th The game is expected to set a new peated East Had Three Attacks — attendance record at Buffalo Stakes of the race will be qualTelegraph Selections beification for the winner for the The O'Neill struggle AnPatrick farm manager The meetingwill adjourn when said the horse "hadn't been finals in New Jersey tween San Francisco and Los right" Olympic club has no further right to for the last month He suffered in June Frank Goodman presigeles may pull another 80000 plus each or select to has ceased select dent of the Salt Lake Wheelmen crowd to the Los Angeles coliseum three attacks before his death may be made The Utah district inSan Francisco downed the Dons Further selections Man War would o' said O'Neill reported telegram to the commissioner's be interred Monday in his private cludes Utah Colorado and Idaho 4 in their first meeting Both by before midnight Nov 13 with representatives from all have ambitions of catching Cleve- office at the base of a staue that three d of receipt by the tele- paddock to compete will be erected A French sculptor land but each knows it must win with time company graph priordetermining commisor was Haseltine title Herbert any forget hopes ity in event of conflict Sunday sioned to do the big horse In bronze Only one selection may be made to a mile and from each class AAA class AA or and is expecting to finish the work five furlongs and seemed todelight in outearly spring a club except as to players desig- byMan o' War's life span was com- distancing his foes He once won a nated by the minor league clubs as to the equivalent of 105 years race by nearly a quarter of a mile pared subject to unlimited selection or as In a person to players subject to unrestricted Carried Top Weights Riddle who remained the horse's NEW YORK Nov 1 III—Heavy- selection by reason of bonus desigasas a him fan Handicappers consistently greatest He purchased weight Champion Joe Louis arrived nation late the paid August to him and yearling this deor signed national high his weights for bout retired with title Suspended Saturday list players may be selected Belmont $5000 for the son of Fair was one of the reasons Riddle reJersey Joe Walcott and told friends fense but selection of such a player will crown he planned to risk his twice tired him Foresaw Possibilities next spring if he succeeds In de- not be approved by the commis"I was told" Riddle once said in the absence of satisfacfending it against the Camden sioner Riddle immediately foresaw the "that he would carry more weight club the that Madison at tory proof selecting challenger Square will use on its team and not of his yearling and than other horse had ever Dec 5- Garden merely potentialities -attention upon him from carriedany heaped a control of services such the I If before 'I knew such weight whip Walcott I want to outset the again in March and again player" fight Man o' War repaid his owner would break down his legs so I In June" Louis disclosed after con20 of his 21 starts and go- retired him" winning tour through Kencluding a Man o' War's get earned in the as a undefeated ing tucky and Indiana during which Something New Added His lone defeat was by Upset in neighborhood of $3250000 and five seven he-- fought exhibition bouts —Har- the Sanford at Saratoga Man o' of them grossed more than $100000 CAMBRIDGE Mass Gus Lesnevich and Ezzard yard and Rutgers two (UP) of the na- War recovered from a bad start and each Charles loom as the likeliest con- tion's oldest football colleges who pulled out of close quarters in the He sired foals by 386 mares His h tendrs after Walcott" declared played here Saturday never before stretch to come within a last stakes winner was Fairy ManLouis had met on the gridiron of winning that one too hurst out of Star Folly foaled in When Man o' War raced there An internal hemorrhage in 1942 was little or no betting In the Beld led to the big fellow being retired mont stakes as a odds closed at 1 to 100 from the stud In nine of his 21 starts he carried But his public continued to visit 130 or more pounds and once car- him and more than 50000 persons a ( 4ir !fled 138 Ile raced at distances of year called at Faraway c1---- - cie G 11 - t - ' '7S' ' -- - 7 kale 4 ry - 71 17) I "Trh 11 -- -- Tyso - 1 - E - s-4- 44 1 I I |
