Show NB A Ranks Bivins'w cbunt Heavy Contender T Inthe Wake Uf the sews By Arch Ward IT Akan iAmong I Wednesday Morning July 21 1943 Board's Quarterly Ratings Move White Into Lightweight Class former Schiechl :center from Santa Clara has been rejected by the army because of a perforated ear drum a trick knee a touch of sinus high WASHINGTON blood pressure and a slight conWhich leaves practi- was named a logical cussion cally nothing for him to do but Johnny Fourteenth w m for Bites ()1:1--Jim- - old-tim- the game Philadelphia was Jimmy Sheckard Who played left field for the Cubs in the days when Frank Schulte and Solly Hoffman were the other outfielders st the west side park Jimmy came over from Lancaster Pa his home to see the eleventh annual midsummer interleague contest San Francisco's newest afloat-l- e Ann sensation Curtis who holds two national swimming championships and a couple of American records Is vice president of her class at high school George Washing-toA ttatistical wizard figures earned for his that ownerWburlaway Warren Wright the sum of $169 for every foot of the all-st- in ar track he covered Mr Airs Memering Wins Douglas Links Laurels Mrs John Memering of Provo won the grand low net prize in the women's invitation golf tournament at the Fort Douglas club Tuesday Mrs R K Bertagnole of the home club won the low gross honors with a card of 8 —83 A field of 46 shotmakers took part in the competition staged under the direction of the Utah Women's Golf association Mrs M J Baze of Fort Douglas won the class A putting prize Mrs H W Shoddy of the Fort took the class B putting honors and Mrs W E Thompson and Mrs M S Harman of the Fort tied for the class C putting prize In the race for low gross honors Mrs A C Moore of the Fort won in class A: Mrs A N Johnson of the Country club in class B and Mrs E A Olson of the Fort in class C Low net winners were Mrs W E Fellows of Forest Dale and Mrs C L Lindhe of the Fort in class A Mrs Roland Brandt of Fort Douglas and Mrs L C 01- pin of the Country club in class B and Mrs A B Paulson and Mrs K Henderson both of the Fort in class C 45-3- Long-ta- il traveled 404590 feet and acquired S56116150 in purses Will Harridge president of the American league doesn't claim that his umpires are unerring workmen tut Ihe had the overwhelming support of his club owners when he insisted that Luke Sewell or nobody else could reflect on their integrity ! George Von Elm national amateur golf champion in '1926 is a hydraulic equipment tester for a southern California aircraft plant Ray Starr wbo wears No 37 on his Cincinnati uniform is exactly that old Ensign George Benson former fullback at Northwestern university is at the naval air station Jacksonville Fla where he is taking operational training prior to joining the fleet At least 12 members of the )1serged e'h leow Waits Mile Philadelphia-Pittsburg- h of 'the- National Football inleague work in Philadelphia As a cunsedustrial plants quenee the team will practice at night after the first veek or two Oakland's city councilmen still blush when they recall the telegram they sent to Slip Madigan congratulating him on his appointment as football coach at the Iowa preflight thchool Instead of at the Univeralty of Iowa Invited to take part in the field events before the recent game Pete Gray Memphis one armed outfielder replied: "I'm no exhibitionist" Occupation's two races at seven furlongs during the Arlington park meeting demonstrated that John Marsch's colt is fast and game at seven furlongs but the big question bow he'll go at a mi:e and a quarter won't be answered until the classic stakes SatMany who watched the urday juvenile money winning champion of 1942 perform in the above mentioned races have expressed the opinion that seven furlongs is about his limit With Plenty Sleep CONCORD Mass July 20 (UP) —Gunder Haegg the Swedish run- ' son of Los Angeles The lightweight crown was left vacant President Abe J preene of the N B A said however that he hoped to establish an undisputed titleholder soon by bringing about a clash between Sammy Angott retired champion and Bob Montgomery New York recognized lightweight king White and Beau Jack former New York champion figure prominently in the picture Greene said Henry Armstrong only man ever to wear three boxing crowns at the same time who now is embarked on another comeback campaign PITTSBURGH sleep Too much sleep makes other g people logy—says the Swede—but it "gives me energy to run faster and longer" long-stridin- ar Through an interpreter Haegg said that he still doesn't feel in peak condition "Too much travel in this huge country" he grinned Vines Wins by TKO NEWARK N J July 20 cp) — V in n i e Vines 151 g hard-punchin- Y) boxer scored Schenectady (N heavily with both fists Monday night to win by a technical knockout over Sanford Tuckett 151 New York youngster in the fourth bout at frame of an eight-roun- d bowl Meadowbrook July 20 (IP)— to 0 and ting out Philadelphia allowing but five hits before Ile 996 fans The Bucs bunched three of the five hits allotted them by Dick (Kewpie) Barrett in the second inning for the lone score The Pirates' rally came during an argument between Umpire George Magerkurth and players o n the Pittsburgh bench which ended in the banishment of Bob Elliott and Max Butcher The argument started over a called strike with Elbie Fletcher at bat Bible singled and Frankie Gustine sent him to second with another single After Vince 70i- Maggio fanned Al Lopez laced a single to center and Fletcher chalked up the run Sewell who ran his season's total to 14 victories against two setbacks used his slow ball frequently to throw the Phi Is off their stride In the eighth frame he tossed the pitch some 25 feet into the air and it dropped across the plate at Ronnie Northey's knees for a called third strike bringing a vigorous protest from the outfielder Rip fanned Schoolboy Rowe g in the ninth to end the game after he had put two runners on base by walks 1 pinch-hittin- Pittsburch Philadelphia was listed as a contender for A H aBFIOA Cochran's title Mrtaugh 2b 4 1 3 4' esearart 2b 4 1 1 0 rt 4 0 2 011tussell If 41 10 N B A made few changes In its Northey Triplett If 3 0 1 011intiobys rt 2 0 3 0 et 3 0 2 rt 0 0 1 0 listings Practically all of the con Wasdell I 0 0 0 01E1liott 3b lb 43 11 10 tenders and outstanding boxers as Dahlgrn 0 21 O'Brien 3b 2 0 0 0 May 3b well as those with the honorable Breweter $s 31 1 01 6! Fletcher lb 3 11 10 42 4 0 01Gustine ss 3 mention label are ring Veterans )(Rowe Livingsin c 3 1 5 0 DiMaggio ct 3 0 2 0 3 1 4 1 Most of the youngsters who nor- DBarrett p 3 0 0 01Lopez c 3 01 2 p mally would make up the crop of Totals 31 5 24 12r!Sewell 28 Totals 5 27 9 promising ring prospects now are zBatted for Brewster In ninth 000 000 000- -0 in uniform Philadelphia 010 000 00x- -1 Pittsnurgh The N B A ratings: Run batted rrrors—None Summary: — Double Lopez Murtaugh plays Heavyweight: Champion Louis: contenders ing i(OXerti Bettina Bivint: outstandMauriello t5avold Ti p on Licht HenrytteiCht: Chnnipion 1 nevkli Weal contender Freddlo MIII rim hind: oulslandinc boxers Nate Bolden Illinois: Lloxd Manahan Callfornia Anton Christoforidis Greece and Ezzard Charles and Charles Burley Pennsylvania Miehigitn Welterweight: Champion Cochrane: logical contenders Ray Robinson army and Henry Armstrong Los Angeles: outstanding boxers Jackie Wilson army Marty Servo coast guard Fritz le Zivic and young H'id Meters' army Pennsylvania none Lightweight: Champion logleal contenders MontitomerY Wios: Angott boxers Beau Jack Willie outstanding Jovee Lary Ind Juan Ziff Ita Mexico and Johnny Greco Canadian army Featherweight: Champion Jackie Callum Canada: logical contenders Miiio Pen navy and Chalky Wright Los Angeles: boxers Sal Bartok' outstanding ossadimwits and Phil Terranova New Vork Bantamweight: Champion Manuel Ortiz California: logical contenders Kul Kong Young Hawaii and Hush Dalma Pti boxers Bennie outstanding Goldberg Michigan and Carlos Chavez army Flyweight: Champion Little natio Philippines: logical contender Jackie Peterson boxers Sammy ReyEngland: outstanding nold and Peter Kane both England Aviation Cadet John G Johnson To second lieutenant: 555 East Ninth South street: AviaHorace B Crandall Deming Ntion Cadet Douglas G McArthur of M Son of Mr and Mrs T V Mock Yale avenue wife the former Newport and Aviation Cadet Basil 144 Varena Oldham of Rexburg Idaho of E Patton Lusk will join him in New Mexico where Those in the United States he will be an instructor after comarmed services on leave in Salt pleting his present course in advanced navigation at Monroe La Lake City include: Graduate of Granite high school Cran: W 'Warrant Officer Keith was a butcher for Safeway Stores dall (jg)—Has been visiting his Inc prior to entering the service mother Mrs T V Mock 144 Yale in March 1941 Three brothers also Offiy leave from Al- - are in the service—Warrant avenue on W Crancer Keith Junior Grade buquerque N M where he is en- dall Albuquerque N M Staff gineering officer in transient air- - fSergeant George B Crandall bomcraft Graduate of West high bardier and aerial engineer and school prior to entering the serv- gunner in India and Private First Class Sid G Crandall in military ice four years ago was a butcher police Camp Shelby Miss for Safeway Stores John Axton Husbands assistant Naval Aviation Cadet Glen M armament officer Grandson of Burnham—Has been transferred to Mrs John Axton 473 Seventh avChristhe naval air station Corpus enue ti Texas after successful completion of the primary flight training U S Navy course at the U S naval air station Los Alamitos Cal Son of To lieutenant (1 g): Mr and Mrs Clark Burnham of Oliver L Clay Ocracoke naval Farmington Attended Davis counbase N C Son of Mr and Mrs ty high school Naval Aviation Cadet George K Oliver K Clay 1163 East Fifth Has been assigned to South street Graduate of UniverBywater the naval air station Corpus sity of Utah school of law and Christi Texas after completing George Washington univer sit y D C primary flight training at Los school of law in Washington Alamitos Cal Son of Mr and Entered the navy in July 1942 Mrs Emmett W Bywater 1931 Mother and sister Miss Marian Seventh East street Clay will leave this week for a brief visit with him at the naval O N'illard Class Private First Ennis—Has graduated with dis- base tinction from the aircraft meTo ensign: chanics' school at army air forces LeRoy - Alma Peterson naval air Johncommand Seymour training center Corpus Christi training son Field N C Son of A B Son of Alma L Peterson Enniss of Draper Graduate of Texas 319 East 3755 South street Former Jordan high school at San Diego State college student Auxiliary Dorothy E Green — Has been assigned to station com- San Diego Cal 77723 plement Camp Rucker Ala after finishing her training course at Fort Oglethorpe Ga Daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Green 224 Iowa 11-da- 1 3 4 street Private Brewster and Dahlgren: Fletcher Gustine and Sewell Left on bases—Philadelphia 7 Pittsburzh I Eases on balls—Oft D Barrett Sewell 3 Struck out—By Sew ell 4 D Barrett 4 Umptres—Mczerkurth AtteTirne- -1 :43 Dunn and Stewart ndance-11996 Missouri Appoints Simpson Coach LOUIS July 20 (UP)— Chauncey Simpson Missouri's new acting head football coach finds himself in the same spot as other grid mentors the country over— with young inexperienced players and an downtown quarterbacks club Simpson assumed his duties as head of the Big Six champions following his appointment Tuesday by the University of Missouri He replaces board of curators Lieutenant Don Faurot who recently departed for navy duty When informed of his new job today Simpson said that prospects for the 1943 season were none too bright The Tigers will Gray Mist Captures have some experienced men as long as the navy 5 trainees aren't Cleveland Feature called he pointed out but if they CLEVELAND June 20 up)--- - leave the school's and 17- Sc or i n g by a nose over the favored year-old- s will have to form the Norval G in the first mile and by squad 41 head over Red Go in the second vicGray Mist won a straight-hea- t tory in the MOO 2:20 pace the Indians Whip Reds feature of the grand circuit program at North Randall park today 10 to 2 in Exhibition Driven by Gibson White the Mist was a shot for the DAYTON Ohio July 19 UPI— opening heat Many bettors con- The Cleveland Indians of the tinued to string along later with American league defeated the CinNorval G a good winner here last cinnati Reds of the National loop week but the son of Old Single G 10 to 2 in an exhibition couldn't reach higher than fourth game here Monday Thirdsacker Ken Keltner led Cleveland's attack off three Cincy pitchers Bid Accepts All-Sta- r pounding out three hits in three trips including two doubles ()PI--Ed TuLsA Okla July 20 R H E McCain former Stanford univer- Cleveland 000 620 200-- 10 12 0 sity and Okmulgee high school Cincinnati 000 001 010— 2 7 2 football star said Tuesday he had Batteries—Center Poet (8) and accepted an invitation to play In Susce Beggs Malloy (4) Heusser the annual (7) and De Phillips game at Chicago PAWTUCKET R 1 July 20 McCain played in the Rose bowl game between Stanford and Ne- (UP)—Alsab conqueror of Whirl-awa- y at Narragansett horse race braska January 1 1941 He has been a Coast conference park last year definitely will run in the $25000 added Narragansett for the past two years The husky tackle is a marine special September 19 it was announced corps reserve ST I I! 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Salt Lake City 4" : k 44 1 Ensign Peterson Mr Thomsen depot Hill field as an aircraft mechanic before entering the service To ensign: in September 1942- Robert N Gould Soldiers' field r Boston Mass Sort of Mr and Mrs R A Gould 408 North Third West 12:30 p m (Noon) OGDEN - t) "v” I NOW HEARD AT soldiers wounded In action includin three men from Utah: Techni0 '00 8 16 cal Sergeant Edward S Kil !pack 8 30 son of Mrs Addie Kil !pack of 865 Amanda avenue Staff Sergealint 846 900 Thomas R McArthur son of Mrs 9 15 Hazel McArthur of Magna and 9 30 Staff Sergeant Dean J Yates son 9:45 of John B Yates of Mona 10 00 - 1 1'it : :: k ' ::: t: 1 :i sA' 1!:- -I ::::::r:: z st ofts e ' r i Casualty List WASHINGTON D C July 20 (R)—The war department Tuesday announced the names of 155 U S iBaseball Scoreboard 1 ':: r5:!:-" slacks your favorite shade i 4 !::::1 10-- - : f'-- c and shirts in spun rayon in 't ::jii z W Time Premted ': N- new program to help your meatless and hot weather menus! 1 FIRST -- More Help Needed for Hill Field A ARTHUR GAETH'S 1:00 o'Clock NEWS AM 6 00 6 15 6 30 si- :::::: it -- i ' 10011 : rt and smart stas i ci':- ::::::t : 1 invest- bang-u- p I 1 Va- it tiio ki Firmag to rnkos your Victory ' 4Ppy all-st- i it!'t ti :Zit ti 41 a slack suit - ::i tt 4 1" 0 : all-st- pro-colle- E 1942 12-h- it c7::: N Sergeant Dale L Whitesides — Recently graduated from aerial gunnery school at Wendover field Utah Son of Mrs Arta Whitesides of Layton Native of Newcastle graduate of Davis high school Entered the service in December -1 !:1 !' 71444 c:- Announces street 4-- 1 KLO Class Harlow Hayes 24—Now is in the army somewhere in the south Pacific Son of Mrs Wells Hayes of Rays-vin- e Took part in the defense of the Hawaiian islands during the attack on Pearl Harbor Entered the service in November 1910 A brother Forrest Hayes is in the navy Private First Class Hal Ray Peacock—Recently graduated from armament school army air forces technical training command Lowry Field Colo Son of Mr and Mrs David R Peacock 904 West North Temple street Second Lieutenant Robert K Scudder—Was recently assigned to the Columbia army air base Columbia S C as a pilot Son of Mrs W A Scudder 33 South Wolcott V-- r77!!511 First t ::r : U S Army - Truett (Rip) Sewell hurled his eighth straight victory for the Pittsburgh Pirates Tuesday shut- - ning marvel Tuesday was storing up energy for his mile race at army Zak Middleweight: Champion logical Leorge Abrams navy: Jake La Harvard stadium Saturday night contenders Mottn New York: Tony Clanciola Martin guard Ernie Vigil New York and by undergoing a long stretch of roast Coley Welch coast guard Outstanding box his favorite training formula— ers Steve Benoist navy Jose Hasora Puerto Him Holman Hams Southern-association- all-st- Boxers serving in the armed forces dominate the list Division champions whose titles N B A has "frozen" for the duration include Louis of the army light heavyweight Gus Lesnevich of the coast guard Middleweight Tony Zale and Welterweight Freddie Cochran of the navy Bivins ranked in the heavyweight class for the first time was rated behind Billy Conn and Melio Bettina both of the army as a heavyweight contender Following Bivins were the "outstanding boxers" TELMi IdMauriello of Des of New York Lee Savo Moines Iowa and Turkey Thomp- tTtahns graduating this Shaw week from basic training field Sumter S C are: Sewell Throws my Bivins of Cleveland July 20 contender for Sergeant Joe Louis' heavycrown and Slugger White of Baltimore moved into the weight piay professional football d already-muddlelightweight picture in new quarterly ratings e ball players Among the announced who called on Judge Landis before Tuesday by the National Boxing association t 19 IPromotions Record of Utahns in Service Service Men On the Move 12 00 12:15 1 12 1 Broadcast Mutual and Intermoontain Newark Programs f ao 4b 00 |