Show BB THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday Looking Back in Sports Bob Wi Mame NI T Bobbin' Arming ( 5NEWYEARS DOM 1954 by Itollreiser Vail: AGO THIS i- - '0 January 24 Alum1314sato WOWS OF COMMNM By Phil Mc Leese Tribune Sports Writer M Men basketball teams in the Salt Lake area last week began closing out their stake races as nine teams clinched di- visional tournament berths Remainder of champions and runners-uwill be determined by the end of the month and clear the way for playoffs to de- termine final berths in the di- - W1N OVER WILLY LUT-DITC- R WE CLAZIC WWII VILE ET 1VE GARDEN DOS'S TIUE WAS 49 SECONDS OVER 611 VOODS43153 4 TRACK RECORD SET N 1948 '111E NETUERLANDS IN - 47 11 chere's nothing like a traditional battle to bring out a little enthusiasm For the first time this year the Ute fieldhouse 1 :Ni-- rocked and roared Friday night at a college basketball game Maybe it was the goodly turnout of Utah State fans long noted 'for their support of the blue and white who started it all or maybe the Utah partisans are beginning to like what they see At any rate the change was more than noticeable and the players seemed to feel the electricity too The Utah pep band noticeable for its absence at most of the games turned out for the affair and that helped too A personal note from scribes who cover Ute games If were gonna get some ptui into the Joint at last maybe some better facilities could be arranged hill huh? (alit hear or he heard t'Vtlig to ttlyck vith the official corekeepri iir trying to get throw2h (jI) thr AMP thr to the office or tulay the dope so northern I tah fans can gut the story And the Nins behind us are understandably per turbed when we ha‘e to get up to check up on some details Prvs! facilities are far 'behind that lovely setup at It Y I and Utah Slate with an identical house not only has added seats for their follmA ers hut has a new arid imprmed press row Getting back to enthusiasm there was still plenty of it for the Saturday game with Montana hut the band again was missing How come? 'ci' ' ' i I ':' t' NEW YORK 4A - JANUARY 4 ' I LEWIS l i 'II '''""4' -- - - " i''°' ' 16 c IN BOUT NIS 2 ' ' (a MTN JOIN OUT 29 LEWIS WNO 3 WENT DOWN TIMES 1v71i12 1 I 4 -- ' 20 p 1 4 i YEARS AGO NEW YORK t JAW uArty JACIC 241934 POMO ra 1 IN ‘toott s ie mirE JAcosTf MADE MIS DEBUT AS A Here and there-- Einar Nielsen and George Nelson eteran N F VOSS THE WITH BARNEY ' ft ilY to a get together :trainers for Utah and the Aggies had chalice Mg -PETROLLE BOUT AT THE UM COUSEUM it Friday night Einar s trips to Uteville are limited since his ituy ' ' acoas SHREWD HANDLING OF 11ClaT SALES recefit illness and We spent a good deal of his nine grelthg f The game was featured by that basket hail rarity AND P9OMOTIONS SOON MADE HIM RULER OF 8OV4G old friends Svrodscat Nen ” 104 he fn 1r lbw the double foul The first came when Bill Hull and Alden Lewis 4JAf'1 were jostling each otter Hull made his and Pete Dow who fifth infraction missed Seeshot for Lewis because it was-hionds later Butch Brown and Billy Maxwell got too ambitious LE Eo R LEAD going after a rebound Max evened the score when he hit and Brown missed Or maybe the double foul isn't so rare Lewis iIncidentally turned in a whale of a 'ganie at center- a s frot I I Usually reserved for Bob Fulton or Dow Coach Jack Gardner's Bob instance him results In immediate substitutes every Simmons Roger l'onnesen and Fulton entered the game and quickly hit for some vulnerable points Saturday night the clou ble foul again was called with Buckwalter and Gary lystad trading bumps And again Gardner's substitutes came through race in the Thursday involves shifting of the Feb 25 Eight C Y 0 basketball games Simmons got five and Gordon Jensen netted four with Gaylanl Close Lewis Division of the Salt Lake City round back to Tuesday Feb16 will be on tap at the Judge MeMoffitt and Set Branham doing okeh on the floor seems to have conquered a bad habit of making too many bad Recreation Department basket- which will make the teams play morial Gymnasium Sunday The Saturday halftime show—a comedy trampoline ball league continued last week two rounds during that week starting at 1 pm as another passes round of action starts in the Valt DeLand Ute trainer as Vrontikis act—was the best of the season Air Brothers Plans for playing off two and senior divisions was kept busy Saturday night attending to the injuries of Mon- - Force junior ROTC and Big Vern's postponed games also were anThe Cathedral-S- t Patrick's Fulton finally is taking advantage of his height tana players nounced The playoff date Sat game at 1 pm will get things and rubber legs Aggressiveness a must in a center he may Serb ice turned in victories Vrontikis maintained its slim urday Jan 30 pits Utah Power under way in the junior class When have found Good news for Ute fans if he keeps it up Midvale meets Sacred Heart at Ed Berquist was called for a technical and the announcer a lead obtained by a victory over and Light against Dugway 2 and Ute grid mentor called it "piling on after the whistle" the Air Force two weeks ago Murray drops up for a Al Grenert basketball and the Air Force and Big Proving Grounds at 730 pm game with Guadalupe Mission he got a yuk from the crowd and Ilenager's against Deseret at 3 m p coach at St Anselm's in Massachusetts will make a suggestion Vein's remained in a tie for Chemical at 830 pm second Both teams have A Mode and Park City will at the N C A place meeting in March which would change the scor meet in the senior division Top Performances ing rules to award three points for field goals scored from 72 records Schedule for this week finds more than 20 feet out Ills suggestion he says would provide at 7 pm and Midvale opener Top individual performances a boost to the "little men" presently overshadowed by the big Vrontikis and tangling with Rio last week were turned Guadalupe will meet at 8 in by Grande Big Vern's opposing Norm Buchan players around the basket Pm of the Vets John and the Air Force Cathedral will travel out to tmeetln of liellenics and Merrill Mel Gallagher Haw LotAa Rank g Veterans Hospital The Pappas to play the Magna senMagna Beck of Utah Power and Light former Utah tennis ace has a unique latter game has been tentaMel Gallagher iors starting at 4 pm Buchan chalked up 30 points record this year In the USLTA rankings released last week tively scheduled for Wednesday At Judge Memorial Elias Pap-pa! Morris Tile a departure against Mel Is ranked 14 in the senior division—formerly the veterans at the hospital Juniors connected for the same vs St Patrick''' p m—Cathedral division Not only that but he's ranked in the first 10 lour times from the original schedule vs Sacred Heart pM—Midvale number Old American against In the doubles depending on who his partner was Ile and The RecreatiOb Department 3 pm—Murray vs Guadalupe MisJohn Sisson of Louisiana were fourth he and Monte L Ganger also announced another sched- Roofing and Beck tanked 22 sion P vs Ogden 5 p m—Lourdes Ohio were seventh with Carl Butsch Paramount Cal he was ule change for the division This points for the Power outfit vs Provo Florsheim Shoe and Filtrol pm—Tooele vs Park City 10th he was A Bakersfield Maxwell William with and eighth Senior Division Corp last week remained in a Maxwell was tops in singles Sisson was second and Mel as p m—Tooele vs Park City tie for first place in the Wednesmentioned 14th vs Guadalupe I P day Division Each has a 92 At miens record In the Tuesday Division Seniors SUB PAR ROUND 4 p nv—Cathedral vs Maass The Jet with a figure has a :''''''''''‘7 lead over 'ferry Hansen in second place i ' V h - itvrc Littler Stretches Lead to 5 In Coast Golf Tourney RANCHO SANTA FE CAL for the cool rahfornian The Jan 23 (Rt—National Amateur pros supposedly were on his figuratively speaking Champion Gene Littler threArtneek another sub par round of golf Some thought he might blow Instead playing in a threeat the country's finest tournament professionals Saturday some with Middlecoff and Ed and stretched his lead over the Furgol and Harrison a step field at the end of 54 holes of !ahead in the preceding threesome Littler toured the place play to five strokes The 23 year old San Diego in lie matched Midr star whose pushed him dlecoff's fine game for the to the front at the midway part of the round and then mark added a three under par Ilbeat the Memphis doctor to the 69 Saturday for a total score Iwire by one stroke of 202 One stroke behind MiddleTrailing the young man of coff and Harrison was young Uncle Sam's Navy and tied at Bob Toski of Northampton 207 were E J (Dutch) Harrison Mass whose 67 ushered him and for- into the lone spot at 208 with rounds of mer National Open Champion Tied at 209 Cary Middlecoll with New Hartford Kroll Ted 6800-YarCourse N Y with a 67 and Marty Fur-ga- l Tournament site is the RanLamont Ill with a 71 cho Santa Fe Golf Club a were tied at 209 courst where yard par Ed Furgol of St Louis finLittler last year won the Cali- ished with a 73 and a tie at 210 fornia State Open champion- with Shelley Mayfield Chico ship over a more modest field pee Mass who shot a 69 of professionals Littler started the round Saturday was a crucial test with a three-strokmargin over Harrison and a four stroke lead over Nliddlecoll Ed Furgol Art Wall Jr and Bill Ogden the Lay Your Own latter the first round leader on Thursday 67-6- bet-:te- e EMILE Littler FLOOR -i - I —7--- 1 7: 1! I AlgrAki1 t4 rt i de Mt Vpi a l'AP' i tray soon be dis- 1111I :i tr A i 1 who charged from the Navy and who may turn professional before too long registered his first and only bogey in three rounds on the third hole Littler instead of faltering !birdied the lith and 12th and 17th holes His longest putt of the day was a on the 10th - NW MIMATURE rslAnELET ITS SO-0-- 0 EASY (We'll Tull You mw) AS LOIN AS 0 PER 9x9 bp TILE KETCHUM'S 4th Se Eight Contests Close tAage Race Continues On Tap in hi City' Recreation Loops CYO Lea true ge at Ith West Pb pEld SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS HOURS:11 am to 7 a m: A GRADE EGGS Large Brown 57e doz FLINTY OF PARKING 616 South State CORNER Oth SOUTH AND STAYS (ON HIGHWAY SI) "' 0016014 o I ' ''': '' 9-- 1 half-gam- :t Tuesday Th :: Set Terry Hansen DuswaY : ) t-!i-- - ''4-- nitro ' 00'' : W 9 L 9 2 1 Salt take Pohce Deseret 1! 1- 1 9 2 2 3 1 ft 8 7 7 3 2 0 4 4 8:18 W I 7 7 2 rontikis Brothers FROIC Big Vern's Service c 1 2 Attr:0 l'I''':"'"Ysi: ( to 41w ir'As' :'' ''''' I1 &0 - ''' t iAlw'4''''' ''': i' ": 273 1Z::i 182 k' ii' 000 Pet :z RH9 77H 77R i ''' ' ': ''' l:f :- :: :w: :' '' :'4t poillt i :P':-! 4 ''''' 4":- ' :':'4t1- :' -': '4 '14401400°!' round of play remains Holladay Fourth A is first-placwinner in Cottonwood and Holladay First is the runner-uEast Midvale First won the title in East Jordan Stake and East Midvale Second took the runner-uberth Trophies will be presented at Wednesday night's round Kenwood ended up with a 11-- record in Wilford Stake One of Strongest Arbor tabbed as one of the strongest teams in Division Nine is a certairP' winner in Temple View and Jefferson has clinched the runner-uspot There are a number of teams —such as Thirty-thirWard of Bonneville Stake one of the e p p 1 f a v ''' ' - °rite s— which are only one game away from championships and are practical certainties for tourney berths Brackets 'Arran ged Division Nine tournament director Elwood Romney already has his bracketing arranged for tournament which his will open the middle of next month along with competition in Divisions 10 and 14 Here is the way the Division Nine teams will line up: UPINIF Bracket Temple View Stake winner bye University Stake winner vs Liberty Slake No 2 Davis Stake winner vs Bountiful Stake No 2 East Riverside winner vs Bonneville Stake No 2 Ensign Stake winner vs Emigration Stake No 2 Cannon Stake winner vs Riversid 2 Salt Lake Stake winner vs Park Stake No 2 South Davis Stake winner vs Pio neer Stake No 2 Lewr Bracket Bonneville Stake winner vs Salt Lake 2 No Stake l'ark Stake winner vs Ensign Stake winner vs niyr 1 1 1 ti Ilt Dow Selected 4004 0 Former George Triandos Bee catcher becomes mgr As Legion Now PILOT Sports Chief Will Ex-Be- e Head Team 1 By Jack Schroeder Tribune Sports Writer George Triandos the hi has been in about every caorful catcher for the Salt lake 13ees during the 1951-5seasons pacity in the baseball program YMCA Raf4kethall has been named as manager of lie played one year while at Pulaski Virginia of the Class D tending Jordan High School ' Boys' League and for two years was manager Saturday's Results Appalachian League according of the Draper Post 85 team For 20Trinity A M g 27 First Presbyterian to a club announcement Saturthe past three years he has been First Con ggggg tional 311 Midvale day Triandos was highly instruchairman of District Three in Met"dist Wasatch Presbyterian ad AllSaints in bringing the Salt Episcopal II the state setup mental 313 St Paula EpiscoMethodist Lake club a Pioneer League He said Saturday that the 14' pafi'lr21 Baptist 21 Central Christian pennant during 1951 Then he divisions of the state will be LnFirst divided into four areas and that played with the Bees during Saturday's Slate he will appoint a director of 9 'mi—First Presbyterian vs Central 1952 before moving on to for 1953 where he eneach area soon Last year there Christian Granby vs io am—All-SaintSt Episcopal were 32 registered teams and Marks Episcopal joyed a great season vs Midvale Methodist A four non registered In the meitih:ciltilts—First handler of vs Wautch pitchers Triandos gets his first Baptist state prNizynt—e irairstn pm11Trinity 1 A M E vs The American Legion program St Paula crack at managing The Philais for boys up to 17 years old gPilcwal Phil lies hope that delphia Standings and annually the league play is w L Pct George will work well into the 6 0 000 position since he has plenty of followed by playoffs and tour- - Wasatch Presbyterian I 8 857 Daments eventually leading to F:irciintitM hmoTst 5 83t1' natural drive and hustle 4 2 666 Preabiterian a state champion and finally 'First Right now Triandos is resid 2 Rid! 4 St Paula Episcopal 1 to a national champion 4 First Congregational 370 ing in Los Angeles and will re 2 4 :133 Christian DOW succeeds Neil Davis of Central 11 early to spring training 5 2 207 Pt First Raptiat 5 i iim! !Salt Lake City as Utah state 'milivair methodist in North Carolina headquarters A I 14:1 Ali Saints Fisiseopal director of the program 0 lit Marks EpiscoPal 000 in March 5 col- e- - s highly-regarde- eAt 1 i d 23 ) Wednesdays Results Harvard 40 Eighth Ward 25 Ninth V ard 37 South Second 29 Liberty 41 Third Ward 31 Second Ward 48 Harvard 35 Nast Wednesdays Schedule 7 p m Liberty Park vs Ninth Ward 8 p m Eighth Ward vs Third Ward 9 P m South Second vs Harvard 10 p pry Liberty vs Second Ward Standings Won Lost Pct 1 6 857 Libertg 1 6 857 Second Ward 714 5 2 Ward Third 5 714 2 Ninth Ward 4 4 500 South Harvard 3 4 429 Harvard 5 2 294 South SfeOnfi ft 143 Liberty Park 7 0 000 ELghth ttk ard Bountiful Stakit 00 100 Pct n 7 1000 Bountiful Sixth N 2 714 to Bountiful I 4 71 Bountitul I 4 71 Third Bountiful 871 4 gotintiftli Vitth 8 143 Bountiful Sixth No 2 Sountiful Nanth South - Schedule gee Jan II ipinal Round) Third es m—Murray Murray Bountiful Fifth 24 Bountiful Sixth Sixth Second niotm219 8 es rn—Grant Murray p Second 38 Bountiful Third a Pm—Murray Eighth vs Murray 36 Bountiful Sixth alL Bountiful Ninth 19 Fifth 10 P m —Murray First es Murray Schodulo for 7hursdas Seventh 7:15 P m—West Bountiful vs BountiWest Jordan Stake ful Second for runnerup South Jordan won first half Riverton 8 30 pm—Sixth vs Clark Ward (exhiSecond leads second half bition) Last Week's Results 1 mew atton Palo South Jordan 34 Riverton Second 39 Won Loot Pct Riverton First 28 West Jordan Sec 1 Federal Heights 900 owl 19 3 North Twenty-firs- t Final round lames wul be els)ed 4 400 Thursday Twentyseventh I 7 3 East Twenty-visional900 B4 a 3 2 2 d :irlinen 2 ":Znyit'a rk Division 300 1 1 333 1 250 Isouth Edgehill asatch Wdnesday's Schedule 71 m R P VI Mountain Division 10 N W L Prt 1 000 Crescent 9 - 0 1 667 8 Sandy Third 5 4 444 Draper Second 2 4 444 Sandy Second S 4 444 Pint Draper 0 9 000 Sandy Fourth Schodu lo for Jan 29 Third vs Di spec First p m a v Fourth a Sandy Fwr ond m vs Cottonwood Draper Secnnd Stoke I W Fourth itollidav First Holliday Serond Hollidav Third SO Cottonwood Second Cottonwood First Third Ilrollidav - ' Put oon A n 7 1 R73 3 2 4 714 429 1 000 I Joiodass $toke 30 t First va High p Valley Junior Wilford Stak W Kellwood 11 - L 1 2 2 2 3 o I 000 oo 1 300 300 250 200 200 4 4 Fdiehill View vs PAsehill R p FAsehill vs U asatch Granite Stak W L pct I NA 4 0 Fairmont A 000 I 4 Nibiev Park Foreit Dal I 730 I 2 2 ken 400 3 2 Fairmont B (w70 4 0 Lincoln non 5 0 Columhtla pm —Mountain Last Nook's Nwt Columbus 19 FaIrmont It 57 Nibley Park 49 Forest Dale 36 Fairmont A 57 Wells Al Schodulo tor Mondavi A p 9 10 1013 min t Dale vs Wells m p m —Linroln vs Niblev Park A vs lair p tn—Fairmont R Highland Park Stake PH 000 I Hetthts 16' Pct 1 000 13 0 !at Midvale First 112 East Midvale Second 867 6130 9 Midvale Third 8 9 Midvale 9 Second 600 9 Union Second 6 000 R Midvale 467 Fourth 12 Huller 2o0 2 14 123 Midvale First 1 14 067 Union Virt Wodnesdav's Schedule At Union p Second vs Butler 8 p m —East Midvale Second vl Midvale Second At Midvale 7 :JO P M—Midvale Fourth vs Midle Third N'10 P M —East Midvale First vs Union Firat North isordart Stake Penman won first half Tavlorsville rat Renmon Granger Second and Tayloraville tied for first in second half Mondav's Schtdul ft o 9 10 14:1 1 0 0 Colonial Itills Schedule for Jan P m Colonial Hills vs Bonneville Mt Jordon Stake 9 p View Vista Monte 4 4 2 H u lias vs 31rd —Garden Park vs Yalperest M 9 P 14 313 2 2 3 1 ) ale P East Mill Creek Stake Lost Pet Garden Heights won first holt vith 0 1000 00 ie oi d has lost onlv One saint 1 a nYOn 007 to Him in second half 5001 2 Hillside Stake 2 300 Won Thirty third e 7 nevlitle Stoke Pet 0 000 Stratford 1 flcio 4 East Stratford 000 3 Crystal Heights 1 4 200 Parleys 1 4 200 South Highland Park 1 4 200 Canyon Crest 5 200 Park Highland Last Week's Results 54 Crystal Heights 39 Roslyn Heights Stratford 59 Highland Park 43 East Stratford 46 Parleys 42 South fitahland Park 42 Canyon Crest 39 loNertime Thursday's Schedule 30 p Heights vs Fast Stratford 8 30 p m Highland Park vs South Highland Park vs Canyon C et 9 30 p m In 30 p m—Rosslyn Heights vs Strat ford (rystal ileuchts and ReallYel Heights tied for to it half champion4Np) Monument Park Stake First Half Monument Park No Laurelcrest Monument Park No Indian Milo Beacon Second Beacon 5 I 5 3 33 500 400 400 200 000 1 3 I 2 2 3 4 3 0 917 Pt 14t3 I I 2 Second Halt 1 W Pct 1 MO 0 3 No 1 Laurelcrest A 435 Indian Mils 1 000 3 0 A 453 2 Imperial Wtil 467 Monument Park No I 8437 Valley View Qeerind 2 Hillside 0 000 2 It Cummings 331 Monument Park No 2 2 133 2 No 71 Laureicrest Schduls for Jan non 1 0 Bra on Kenwond vs alley View MOO 3 0 Beacon Second Imperial vs Grand View Last Wek's Mosulto Valley VIPW Second vs Cummings Imperial West vs WIIford RPIl(flfl like-- 2 16 Monument No I 34 501 1 Beacon 31 O Laurelcrest Murray Stake Laurelcest No 2 33 Hillside 31 W Pet 44 MMIUMnt Park Hills Indian 5 0 000 Murray First No 2 43 4 800 Muji iiY Se 'nth Schedule 2 3 Mondays 600 Murray Fifth At Bryant Junior High 3 2 600 Murray Third 400 3 2 Hulls es Laurelcrest Murray Second p tn 3 400 No 2 2 Murray Eighth 4 I MOTIUMPtit 200 10 Park Sixth p Murray 5 000 !No s 0 Giant At Bonneville Stak Last Weak's Results a 40 p m Beacon No 2 vs Laurel Murray First 56 Murray Fifth 47 78 36 I No Grant Seventh cleat Murray 9 45 p m Beacon vs Mouoment Park Murray Third 49 Murray Second 26 Murray Eighth 30 Mill T8Y Sixth 16 No I 7 7 8 5 5 4 Imperial View Grand View WI Hord Valley 4 4 5 6:91 543 MAT DOUBLEHEADER Lightweight Champ in Bout Tao- Team Title at Stake - The intermountain tag team will be at stake championship Riverside Stake winner vs Temple and the world View No 2 Liberty Stake winner vs Davie Stake king will be on the program in No 2 non-titlcontest making up Pioneer Slake winner vs Cannon a Stake No 2 a wrestling atdoubleheader Bountiful Stake winner vs East Riy the Fairerside No 2 Thursday night South Davis Stake No 2 bye grounds Coliseum Division Nine Bill Melby of Salt Lake and University sok Strickland will Won Lost Prt Ogdens George noo attempt their initial defense of 4 ti Eleventh 3 000 0 East 12th tag team 2 067 the newly acquired University 2 667 crowns in comes West 12th Opposition 500 2 2 North 13th of rambunctious 3 250 the persons West lith 3 0 000 Bill Stadium Village Sledge Thornton Tex and 000 0 4 South 13th Frank James Baltimore rough Last Wek's Results Eleventh 59 Stadium Village 37 Captures Honors West 12th 63 West llth 30 team champs captured The 13th U East 12th 45 South the coveted honors by winning University 77 North 13th 27 Schedule fur Jan 25 an elimination tournament here tt 30p in —North 13th vs East 12th recently West 12th vs 730 p 13th vs University Melby is fresh from a conVd vs Stadium 9 30p tn—West Ilth quest of Hans Schnabel in their lade showdown "no referee" battle MONSON STAKI last week The Salt Laker is Poplar Grove 3rd 40 26th Ward 27 in fine condition after two Poplar Grove 3rd 40 26th Ward 27 iplaoff for Stake championship weeks of climbing mountains Park Stake Won Lost Pet east of Bountiful Leg power is I OM o Princeton an essential part of his famed 00 Le Grande I 300 "cobra" which brought him the Webster I Dunt an ") 500 win over Schnabel I Emigration I Mat Veteran Team thirty first soo First 0001 2 0 Sledge and James make a Tenth eran team which doesn't hesiTomp 14 Vitvi Won Lnxt rct tale to shoot the works in quest 10 0 ow) t Arbor P P00 of mat triumphs The Texan is Jefferson 7 '6:111 4 NI( Kiniev 7 3001"I A to he "sneaky fast" while I Fourth 7 1 100 James wins Fifth many a bout with 2 Sixth Seventh :?a°11 head butting I Thirtieth at 4Arbor Fourth Monday playa Two referees will handle the 7 30 pm team title LIBERTY STAB No 2 Stake F:migration sits Stake No 2 1 3 8 Sanders Window Shade 067 5 4 Veterans Hospital 444 Rose Hill Dairy 3 6 333 I 111 Elias Morris 8 0 9 'Rto Grande 000 Appointed Rayburn Dow Week's Schodulo to top Legion baseball post Tuossty Division 34) p m - Utah Power and Light vs it rol Chemical 730 pm—The Jet vs Dugway Prov Inc Grounds Chemical vs Fron830 pm--Destier Air Lines 9 30 p ru—lienagers vs Terry Hansen Mobile Gas Wodessisday Division 6 30 p rn—No Name Club vs "kr leniel 6 30 p m—At Prison Salt Lake Police vs The Pointers 7 30 p m—Deseret vs Allied Development 830 p Corp vs Grand Rayburn Dow of Draper long Central Market Davis Utoco Service time worker in the American VI 930Old pm—Jim American ROOling Division Baseball Thursday Junior proLegion to p Rio Grande vs Vromtikts gram has been appointed state RI 6 the' s director of the 1954 season it 7 10 p m Elia Morris Tile vs Vern Gardner MIS announced Saturday Rove Hill Dairy vs San8 30 P M Window Shade Dow a member of the Salt ders F o e 8 Atr p m (Wertnesdavi Lake County Fire Department ROTC vs eterans Hospital at Hos 6iV :? (1--""1"""'''fa- :! tournament berths Crescent has clinched the Mt Jordan title althoughone more No b i'''''' 818 818 727 727 838 H No Nam Club 9 Jim Davis Iliac° Old American Roofins II Division Thursday A 900 618 600 600 545 300 222 000 '":: ::::7': ':417 r Pet Pct W IS Pointers P Division 4 Proing if:rounds 6 Utah Power A Light 6 4 5 Vitio °Chemical 6 7 3 Henaiters 2 Deseret Chemical 7 0 Frontier Mr Linen It Wednissdy Division - Florsheim Shoe itsI torlrr'arvew"""'-77!"'r7177- City Recreation 4 Leading the race to Select tournament teams is Division 10 which has determined six of the 24 teams to take part The six are in its divisional Mt Jordan titleCrescent holder Holladay Fourth A and Holladay First in Cottonwood: East Midvale First and East Midvale Second in 1ast Jordan and Kenwood in Wilford Close Race Division 14 races are so close that no team is certain of a tournament berth at least in the stakes whose standings have been announced by athletic directors In Division Nine Arbor and Jefferson in Temple View Stake: Bountiful Sixth in Bountiful Stake and Federal Heights in Emigration are certain of - INAIR Lad Waik's losults viva Bountiful 37 Bountiful Tire Twentyfirst 14ENRY MINUTES- - somas tonrom S '01' INE SNORT ' V - CNAMP NEVER BEEN KAYOED HAD IN : i p NEAVVWEI6NT OF INE OPENING POUND SECONDS Nr TITLE JOE LOUIS KNOCKED CLIAMPION It ts or TUE DEFENSE " it Double Foul—lloop Rarity? j)IgLOUIS ROUNDis ef -- - 251959 A'AYOED LEWIS lAt '' ' I i4 IS YEARS AGO " swil - ' ' 1 itt Irl'n :' -- I Vt ' CAGERS Stake Chases Near Windups f - 291949 Y VIM M'MEN Popular Frank Stojack of Spokane known best hereabouts for knocking Gypsy Joe off the world perch will tangle with capable Leo Wal lick of Detroit in the other half of the twin main The match will be non-titlbecause Wal lick refused to post a nomin the inal forfeit and weigh-idivision Each of the twin mains will be best two of three falls one hour time limit light-heav- LIMB VALUES - 4 2x4 2 Fir No ' 250 511 Pr 100 ft 11 4A i !' rf-- 1111141 m - lb 7lf A rirrIrr'll ''''' 3 1: : ! ' a4:LEla v Excellent 5 Pine No i $150 lik '- - 40 6004441 6'4 $1450 IN ft b to b NO 4 ft lvm ‘ Flooring 2 Oak No Pot PM 100 FIR - 0' $850 SHIPLAP Poe 100 ft 4 m OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 6:00 PM KETCHUM'S 4th So at 7th West 54656 |