Show - - 4717INATFIWNZir-- fr - - ' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Tuesday January Decision Nears - tele 4 ' ' : t 1 It 4 executive comST MdtrrZ Switzerland Jan 26 mittee of the international Olympic committee meets Tuesday with the delicate problem of which of two hockey teams will represent the United States its biggest headache ol'w i) ' ''' -- : CUMBER ON — : - by-lin- Tennis Assn Irked at Paneho L A STAVS LOS ANGELES Jan 26 (UP)— The Los Angeles Municipal Tennis Assn will suspend Richard Wan- --- s chol Gonzales for not showing up at its tournament I O Anderson head of the amociation said Monday At the next meeting on Feb 3 he will undoubtedly be suspended" Anderson said "Ile was suspended a year ago by the Southern California Tennis Assn and then given a second chanceIt looks like he has flunked again" in the muGonzales failed to show nicipal tournament d matches and up for his failed to notify the association he would not be present He has been playing In the Florida state championships but at no tjrne said he would not return to Los Angeles to play here Andermin said -----4 1 CAQ't 0 SRO POLISH has a it finish IIMOWN OXILOOD TAPS 0 0 L' 0 rl 0 0 0 " 4- - ? i -- ' ( iM r-- :i4 f 1lk-- i -1 ' :4115 antOilk r d'' 01 ‘''' OP - - - 0 sot- Ittr---- - - - ?': 19(' - 4' ': 0" ' : Ir i fj Al 1 ' ( 0 lif---- ::' r : : ' :(4' TN: ' ' i:- 4 ) i BRIGHAM CITY Jan 26—The scheduled Saturday night fight between Keith Nuttall and Joey Jacques in Brigham City has been postponed according to Morris NUttAIL Keith's father R" t (1 allfg)e1-a'ac- e J sem i eirc7reileytt Pieram ? 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lls gley9711 Acid-Resisti- ng Materials Available for Immediate Installation - r Tuesday's Mchedstle A LEAGUE Granite Junior Gym vs Utah 011 lindmv v Rivertson vs Vern 's Electric Motor S:30—Petty 9:30—Hrnager vs Tooele lkierchants tI Beautiful White Porcelain 0 Durable Cast Iron iI mod i( FIGHT RESULTS Recreation Loop deposits me returns! sp - k ' 11116 t- s : ( Babe Malacarro put on a great show for the crowd in his battle with Willard 'Chipman of West Jordan but he wasn't around for the curtain calls Chipman tagged - STANDARD i '- ' ) of Ogden brign - O AMERICAN 1948 IS LEAP YEAR 1Sa er last-minu- A ELJER - - - opoo?0 2-- nd - k aNNIEM 1 8-- 11 4tr S-- o tete-a-tet- '°41 I ' O CRANE III 1: "Pori eb Title ) t stc e P - I y way" C4 SOV c7 in 10-rou- I I I -$4 Samuel S Rosenthal president and owner of the Lubbock Hubbers baseball club died of a 160-11Washheart ailment Monday ington Serini Kentucky tackle signed with the Chicago Bears If there was any doubt in the minds of fight fans that Remo Signed contracts of Tex Hughson Mel Parnell and Merrill Combs Polidori is a better middleweight than dusky Paul Perkins of were received by the Bosox Monof the removed last vestige Salt Lake the Tooele dynamiter Marcel Cerdan kayoed day Italian titleholder Giovanni Manuncertainty by pounding out a clean cut verdict over the chal- cha Monday night In Paris lenger Monday night at the re-fairgrounds coliseum Columbus Open Monday's slugfest was a match of the scrap this pair put on the little fancy Dan with a sleep The $10000 Columbus Invitaseveral weeks ago when Polidori producer in 38 seconds of the tional open will be held July won the middleweight crown but fourth Chick Moriarity of Ogden Brig Gen Alfred G Tucker-ma- n e lacked much needed only 1 min 20 sec of the thislatest was named president of the of the luster which made their pre- - first round to put Al Romero of national horse show which will be vious meeting one of the best Salt Lake out of the picture in held in Madison Square Garden 9 af- Nov fights of the year what was slated as a Nearly 70 scouts and Three judges Joe McKay Ed fair Manuel Singh of Bingham farm club officials of the Pittswere and Shephard In Virgil Sparks ver- - earned a wide decision over shorter burgh Pirates opened a three-da- y unanimous and lighter Kid Leon of Ogden in meeting M Pittsburgh Monday awarding their op diets to the defending champion the curtain raiser Both fighters weighed in at 158 results: Monday'sensults: lbs Remo Pordorl 158 TOOPle dec Paul From the opening gong the hard- - Complete t6sLayr e t IJI1c:rd an draw Tooele lad moved in with hittingsledge-hammFttit 1E2 Ogden (8) that right crossa with Tommy traor i and pleased his backers with r 5 2 4$ tOttne: stinging left hand to match the (1 60"1 t n h (ipladrd s 1aaearro lightning soleft which has made 4 :38 (41tuts of famous Polidori had Perkins TKO Perkins draped over the ropes in ryIll'trPastoosrtier11435SalStallalli-eakthe fourth sixth and eighth rounds (2) n 1 ddl 4r:I but lacked the dynamite to put the RIprhgn ditoe 4 2 Msinitel MM:Mini Singh dusky slugger away Leon Orden (4) In Trouble Perkins had Polidori in trouble In the second and again in the seventh but telling punches he hRd absorbed took much of the NEW ORLEANS Jan 26 (r) — steam from his right uppercut Jimmie Curls left hand proved a There were enough knockout too much for Billy Cooper of punches thrown however to termi- little N J here Monday night nate many a scrap but although Paterson Curl won a split decision in the big crowd pleaded for a Sun- and bout scheduled $ day punch neither belter could their deliver ST LOUIS Jan 26 CFI — Bob Rivalling the main event was a Foxwort h east St Louis terrific draw staged by knocked out Fitzle1 Ron Whittle of West Jordan and Fitzpatrick of Los Angeles in thel bout Tommy Fair of Ogden Whittle fifth of a scheduled weighed 168 Fair 162 and they Monday night before 4100 fans affair Each weighed 178 staged a hammer-andtong- s that had the crowd in hysterics 1 tio35 i Whittle was saved by the bell in the third and again in the fifth The Jordan scrapper was flat on his back when the gong cut short rounder r Monday night 6 the count Whittle had Fair on the verge of ‘0 HOLYOKE Mass Jan 26 (41)-$- Sw000 a kayo in the fourth round and he Tiger Ted Lowry 176' New V-too was a happy lad when that Haven Conn won seven of 10 as score he welcome chime sounded Just at rounds with evened the the close of the sixth and final St Paul 176 Springfield in the Vre?frame Whittle uncorked a fistful Valley arena's feature before 1402 of dynamite which caught Fair fans flush on the jaw and draped the ebony Ogdenite all over the middle rope where he hung groH tesquely The bell cut that count Cr:470' 1 I 41 short also but Fair didn't hear it -Ills seconds assisted him to the r - 4 -- - 1s A A corner while referee Jimmy Shulsen raised the arms of both scrapt is pers in token of the deadlock but ti Fair's seconds needed several sec4444---onds to bring their protege back to normal It was a terrific fight :'and both won the plaudits of the r:S'A"4PAMWN big crowd ::d11J:)17 ? § i - - 'r:- 0 - If' z7rr ' ' - 1:i' - - oris:?111c11) It ''''' ' '' 4vi EECKEWSI "()) i lost or draw wi ) Li' 'P -- - “ ''' '1 -' -- Z4: :'1:--- light-heavywei- A' :- t ''' - Yr: six-rou- nd pike berirryPeftrentolm6 noN--- J'a'''' ''' 'J: - 1 1 --1 ) ' ' i DENVER Jan 26 tilI—One Salt Lake City fighter won but another lost Monday night in class B bouts of the district Golden Gloves tournament here In the class B heavyweight division Ken Bennion of Salt Lake City cooled Obie Hall of Denver in one minute and 48 seconds of the first round with a right and a left to the midsection Hall had previously been on the canvas from a left hook to the stomach in about 40 seconds of the first Jerry Nelson of Denver knocked out Ronald Smith of Salt Lake City in 31 seconds of the first round of a 126-l- b class B semifinal In a class B championship bout level Gene Fullmer for the 133-l- b of Salt Lake City won a technical knockout over Salvador Castanon of Denver in the second round Floyd Richardson won the heavyweight division of the district Golden Gloves tournament here by decisioning Don Perko of Pueblo Colo in three rounds The Utah boxer thereby won a chance to compete in the national Golden Gloves tournament at ip:d- 1 'i '!: ' ' w!-:- J34 5 Win Lose o e - g '1 ' - Punchers Remo Decisions Perkins S L N IA t t : ' Remo Polidort right for one of the telling right croaften which earned i ''''? b0 ti- : : ' 001 A ':- I t i :k rtlk44'44W 4 11:-- Measures Off the Challenger Champ decimion over meaauren off Paul Perkins him a 014 '':' I4 c ' : 4 ' '1 : '''--- I : - 0 -- 4-- v':o : - : -- a"' k h I ) i lo d - 6: a ::: ' 3:'-:- ot7g r Attire 1: 4 — 1 ::' : -- ads) :- 0 - 4 ti ' '” Li:4:" —---- '' - r' 1 ' ''' you're always a champ jolv ( I t: ) 1 - - When you :kr - -- ''"41 - tut 1 ' 11'6:"Nt 41' t) 1 '' ''"' pe In a good game of shockers '' - 10-rou- - c11) k 7 ' ' 1 - 9 ''''' a - i - 0 ' I -- deo" cdp: IIi I - 1I 04fi t4--- o 1 ' - 1 ) 1 ' -- -t ' 1- Reyes Resigns MEXICO CITY Jan 26 (UP)— Aguilar Reyes said Alejandro submitted had he Wednesday night his resignation as high commissioner of the Mexican baseball league as a result of statements reportedly made in New York by his predecessor Jorge Pasquel He said he was conferring with Pasquers brother Bernardo Pasquel about his future status In the Mexican league and that he probably would have a definite announcement to make tomorrow "If Pasquel wants to be boss of the league he can be the boss and have his league for all the foolishness he wants to - do with it" Augilar told the United Press "and I will bow out and go my own not-hav- i 10-rou- You CZ3 7 li -' 7: ' : --- tou Nt : '4 v lo t- 0000707 rim e - - : l':'--' e-- 4'" t 1 :1!-- cri ' ' 't::i-:- t:::sr: ( S ‘ i T ' el I 1 ' ' 1:2: Jy1'7- SPORT NEWS BRIEF : -::-- 117 i - mil& 0 77 1 ed top-seed- first-roun- hard-wa- x WICK 07 -- - 'awtmets- - because es : lirl 77E SllNE 77147 i r 10(es'ff IV ic we 4V1 c) r t Honor Sports Stars z---2' i 1 - ::::"'71:7- t 0) t t - - 1 Miguel Aleman Jr son of the Mexican president Recent peace talks between Corn missioner Reyes and Walter Mulbry secretary to Commissioner A B Chandler were dismissed by Jorge as inconsequential "If Chandler wants to do anything" he said his eyes snapping to attention he must talk to me personally Nothing can be done by a tourist" wants more baseball players Price By JACK HAND NEW YORK Jan 26 (I)—Hoist is no object c—fthe storm warnings and tighten up That's what the man said Monthe reserve clause Jorge Pasquel in his the monied Mexican magnate day when interviewed thickly-carpete- d hotel suite Admittedly the power behind the throne in the hot tamale circuit Jorge was most emphatic "Not a leaf or a twig falls from a tree in Mexico but Jorge Pas: quel knows about it" he said presumably referring to baseball only 1 "I thought you no longer were George Sauer head coach at the head man in Mexican baseball" Kansas U will go to Annapolis in remarked a reporter who had read that one Alejandro Aguilar Reyes the next few days to be inter- had commisviewed for the job as Navy grid sionerbeen named Mexican Bud Wilkinson grid ICC "Jorge Pasquel is the head man" at Oklahoma U flew to he replied "when Pasquel runs a he runs it Washington Monday for the same business e much reason "Last year I did Bos Murphy won the I was baseball time for - British Empire 160-l-b busy buytitle by Vince Hawkins in ing a newspaper Now I am going outpolilting Kid to get some players I will organize London night Monday I Tanner was outpointed in an eight-roun- d the league in the spring Then the commissioner will run it This year bout by Frankle Williams we will have eight teams not six f like last year when Ile lost a milBabe to Be Discharged Babe Ruth will be discharged lion pesos ($250000) Too many from a New York hospital Tuesday rainy nights" 1 Pasquel is a Hollywood version I after 17 days- of confinement for - 1 what medical authorities described of a monied Mexican Long slantt 1 as a "routine checkup" The ing sideburns and a clipped musL A Dons signed Bernie Winkler tache are the most striking fea1' 4 tackle from Texas Tech tures of this visitor who wears an i 232-l- b :4 i i Fred Land of L S U and half- expensive looking ring pearl tie back George Quist of Stanford pin and jeweled cuff links His to play with the S F 49ers companion on the current trip is ' ''' signed The Chicago Cardinals and t he Philadelphia Eagles will play a game at Municipal stadium in ' ' Nevada Philadelphia Sept 10 KITCHEN and San Jose State will play a night game at San Jose Sept 24 The two teams will play in Reno '49 7—' N 28 Mon-Olymp- N v4 It ''" '' ' S cribe- s E: t'N 1 : - G km ! 1 - 44 t 'e-J II ' ' et r 714kkettv4ummoomovtv - 7 t f )14 I t- K 'i 1 - ' - - ‘ -- - Nillycli ver-- i f:'- I v7‘1 f - 1 4t ' t - 4r° - i'''''''''1 41: UP)--- The I 7:7 4t " ST MORITZ Switzerland Jan t11—George Macomber of West Newton MassIs member that the U S- corn- - of the U S downhill ski team statements rnittee -- will withdraw from the tore the ligaments of his right arnes if it has no authority" He ankle Monday on the bottom dip pointeid out that his committee as- of the downhill Olympic run to surned it has authority certify and approve all teams representing Macomber said the doctor told if that is him he would be laid up for two 'the U S and added Olympic weeks hut he himself hopes he ret true then the U S from the committee will withdraw can be taped up $o he can corn- tarries" saidBrundage's pet a week from Monday The informant Thai the A li A team would be This banned by IOC request A H A squad has been recognized by the Swiss organizing committee U S official as the representative —an action strongly protested byBrundage's committee which entered its own learn It was reported that the final result of the controversy if the —ANEW HAVEN Conn Jan 26 (111a famed baseball manager to pressure from IOC succumbs of noted New Haven surgeon and a Brundage will be tht banning both the A HA and the U S distinguished golf teacher day night received gold keys for teams service to sports" "meritorious of P E Garner Dr president from the Connecticut sports writer' the Swiss Hockey federation said to alliance that Switzerland is prepared The presentations to Joe Cronin A team is A Red Sox Dr Frank banned The result probably would- of the Boston of this city and George be an unofficial hockey champion- Mongillo F Spatting of Bridgeport were a ehtp independent Of the Olympics feature of the seventh annual dinamon g the mmbers of the Inter- - ner sponsored by the men behind Infederation rational Ice Hockey Connecticut's sports pages A A cludng the II As usual the frolic attracted of some the nation's top sports headliners among the guests and Yanks Get Mancha one of the 436 seats in the eery Hotel Taft ball room was occupied BOSTON Jan 26 Cr)—Vaugh no seats having been available for Vanca one of the nation's best weeks colleziate centers last season w'hile Cronin played for New Haven in with Alabama's Crimson the Eastern Baseball league early rlaying Tide has signed to play with the in his career Dr has ) agues Boston Yanks devoted many years Mongillo to studying the local club announced Monday athletics from a medical standrlzht point to make them safer for the players Spading has taught many of the section's leading golfers among them Gene Sarazen Lrl i 1 4ett711te''''7 k INJURED LIST irasquel Says exican Loop OUt io Get Bail Players l' ! Olympic Today to Pick U S Entry 111A STILL THE HEAD MAN - - In Hockey Scrap Committee Confers The situation slowly developed Monday as Avery Brundage president of the U S Olympic corn- mittee held a press conference in the wake of reports from a usually reliable source that the IOC had told the Swiss that it must ban the Amateur Hockey Assn team Brundage did not discuss earlis r e- ier 'port but he reiterated - - 15 27 1948 uwAi4wba4"a- d i I TAX -- 11149i‘j 156 MAIN ST if Ilt lb ! EXCISE p amummexeloXINIO 1 I I I k 0 - |