Show r --- ' -- -- r - -' -- - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday April 25 TBIJ1' 1954 Ute Footballers Groom foi PAN By Colonel Jack Curtiee Special military and football analyst for The Tribline ch I'll say this John if be can win his Mooney fourth straight spring football game with the manpower he's drawn then Roane Jones Sutherland Leahy Aletander Blaik better step aside We don't like the pessimistic approach at Utah and Coach Mooney better remember what happened to Mgr Phil Caviiretta of the cubs beferi ha 'starts moaning But frankliO it looks like the Red aqua& was loaded purposely to give 'Mick Miller a chance to win his first spring game for-Croa- a WSS411kWWW44M044NRAIPUlw Outofseason I r moo quarterbacks Neil Sorenson center and Coach Karl to to M le mi h- De 12 to 17 TIIE FRIDAY openers at White Park list three games in the Riverside League Two more games will be played in that loop Saturday and then the Metropolitan League will take over at Glade Park Sunday From then on there's no letup The setup includes a girls' league and play by Ken Garfrs Shamrocks in the Pacific Coast Women's Softball League first game of which will be played between the Shamrocks and the world champion Fresno Rockets Sunday May 16 at 7 pm at Glade y June : ' :'' 'W' ': :' j' ': ‘ 0 '' '''": Park EVERY BERTII is filled with the exception of two in the Monday White Park League— and Murphy expects to have several candidates within the next few days Games in the Girls' League will be spotted throughout the A Girls' week Murphy said League meeting will be held MorKlay starting at 8 pm at 312 City and County Bldg The setup for the coming 10 days: 1 schedule: AT WHITE PARK May 38—Provo Invitational April 20 Riverside League at June Invitational 7 pm—Rose Park No I vs 25th Nibley Ward June le — Idaho Falls Invitational No 13 Park 8 I vs 34th June 22 — Fort Dome las Invitational Ward July 7—E1 Monte Invitational 15th No 9 g vs Park PIM—Rose July 1217 — Utah State champion Ward ships at Logan I May Saturday Salt Lake City Open gt July 28 7 Pm—Htveraide Ward vi Airport Forest Dale Ward vs Boss Park 8 11111-- 29th July 31 — Invitational at Price Car- No 3 bon Country Club May 2 Monday Aug 1 — Men's and women's Seoteh foursome at Carbon Country Club (Teams entered are Deseret Chemical — Tootle Invitational tenta- Pepper Potts Dutway Proving Grounds Aug 4 tive Battalion Second Weapons Chemical Two more teams are needed) Aug 17—Brigham Invitational Brook Invitational 4 Sept 3—Meadow May Tuesday League 7 p m—Ruberold Company va Utah oil Stout 8 pm—Berg Construction vs Trailer Lincs 9 pm—Arrowhead Freight vs Streveil Paterson May 5 Wednesday League pm — International Trucks vs Plumbers Meadow Brook Women's Golf Master I 11111—Galigher Company vs Pioneer Assn will hold its regular Stake vs pm-1- 91 Fighter Squadron weekly program Tuesday with Kool Breeze Mertitte e A L at to linksters start play Thursday May 9 30 and 9 am Mrs Don 7 pm—Bennett Glum and Paint irg Nielsen Trucking Brooks publicity chairman ang pm—Flying Tiger Linea va United Air Linea siounced Saturday Ice and Storage 7g Nine-holer- s will start at 10 Clarkpm—United Tank Lines PARK GLADE AT a m A B and C groups will play May 3 Metropolitan Loseue for most fives and sixes while pm—Utility Trailer§ vs Young the DA and DB groups will play Trucking 8 Pm—Dote flak vs TOY of the for most sevens and eights Month Rockets 11 Lunch will follow the golfing pm—Eaton Mets1 Products vs Industrial Steel May 3 Monday League Teams entered Intermountain Steel of American Institute and Supply Banking Salt Lake Realtors Salt Lake HosVeterans POlic Department City pital Junior Chamber of Commerce Women Schedule Play at 'Brook 4 May o Man teams entered are Ross Plant players n son his Fullmer Goes After 19th Win Monday ! t " P 10-tea- m -- Opening event on the schedule comes May 28 when the Provo Invitational will be held This will be followed by the Schubach Invitational at Nib-leThe complete 4"41'''''' ' 117 1 i): ro : " P Gene Fullmer goes after his 19th victory Monday night with Oakland's Charley Cato as the midopposition in their Fairthe at dleweight scrap grounds Coliseum The younger Fullmer making his first Coliseum start since returning from the Armed Forces wilt have quite an advantage over Cato who is a veteran of some 125 professional fights However Cato hasn't been winning as many lately and the main event should be only a good test of Fullmer's punching prowess and aggressiveness No 3 9 pm—Walker Bank vo Z C M May a thursder Reserve 8 pm—Federal vs National Rank i: ::: r4404-0- L- (:: : : NI N4 4 4 t: 4 :: 1 ::4 ::: :: Willie Salzmann Bingham boxer in :: 4:- lie meets opener I Stellar Mat - dak10t ilr- -- W34 StlosAalolini $121 Col 411 Star Heads Home Ex-Yan- k NEW YORK April 24 (UP)— The New York Yankees isclosed Saturday that Dr Bobby Brown a star infielder on four of their world championship teams is en routue home from Korea Arthur (Red) Patterson Yanpublicist said Brown is expected to arrive in California by ship on May I and will receive his discharge shortly thereafter The Yankees do not know whether Brown plans to rejoin the club or practice kee medicine Brown played five full seasons for the Yankees before being called into the Army in 1952 Ile completed his internship at Southern Pacific Hospital in San Francisco earlier that Brown served in the year Korean combat theater for nearly two years Brown who played third base during most of his baseball career was signed by the Yankees as a bonus player after playing with Newark in the International League In four World Series he compiled a combined batting average of 29 439 CATO AND Garth Panter r for—--goEnckned find $ of "OLD TIME CMS"- - It Sockeye 11cDonald young Wilbur turn back vengeful ring bully? Sockeye boosts be chased Snyder out of Canada! Con 4 CONTESTS s Thursday I 1St - At! l '- ' Granite Ladies League at the State Bowling Lanes Betty J MIDGETS SKY LOW vs TIME' Arch Browning Inc Years el Automotive Service 170 Se Meets ligeti 44571 30 Meat" i flip a new Drake shot put mark was fashioned by Tom Jones from Miami of Ohio who won with 554012 That shattered the Drake record of by Darrow Hooper of Texas last year ilinniammiono44EJ most MEET IJ 1:: 0 v s ''''11 Entirely Now k- o i - No Vibration 0 full Gear Shift f Mile-Mast- -- Eel 0:S er Fuel Systent 14 1 GALLONS) 1- irs ' " SIA'11 Speed Control Twist-Gri- p Motor Hood The first outboard motor ever So win a citation from tha Nationact Noise A batrinent Entirely New Styling Johnson has done it ! Johnson has packed the newest and the finest features into the out— most motor board of the popular size—the size that outsells all others! On top of that Johnson has Inade it QUIET! See itlisten it buy it! $21000? 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Plus amazing Angle-m- a said play had been very heavy thus far on the course which has been beautified by tree and shrub plantings Sea-Hor- p the opening Sea-Hors- USED prices factory subject to change OBC certifte4 broke hp el 44)0Q rpm TRUSEISSIDIIS INSTALLED lgy $3500 ALL MODELS AUTOMATICS Ask for "By" Newsome 555 VI110 wit suit Loh TEMPLE City Phono Fre fi A 1XCEPT so 01LD -- i1 t See your Johnson Dealer Ile knows outboards Ile specializes in service Look for his tame under "Outboard Motors" in your classified telephone book' ' JOHNSON MOTORS WAUKEGAN ILL Pickup 1 Du livery 0 0 atik -p 'r A 0s"044-Mo"0- Ei it b 4 slok it I t — - - 11111101io Revolutionary Quiet Spretal to The Tribune I Sir R 512 Entirely Different TOOELF — The Tooele Golf Course will hold its official opening on Saturday and Sunday May 1 and 2 Tony Maealuso professional announced Pal-D-M- k Z: Tooele Prepares Opening of Links May 1 2 HARRY LOVETT'S 632 was high series on the final night at the followed by Ernie Wisser's 626- a 620 by Bill Ward and a 619 by Doug Muir Muir also had 676 with a 250 game to give the champs a split with Zissi's in a postponed match earlier in the week Scheffner had 645 Ward 629 and Coles 600 in the same match Coles led the Ritz League session Friday with 616 while Bud Moon had 609 Bill Feeney 608 Max Booth 605 and Paul Chase 600 Ed Schauer hit a high game of 253 One other performance of note during the week was Bob Watson's 602 in the ZCNII SIA-HO- - ONLY ILLINOIS in 1943 has more than four relay events at Drake and the Illini took five under wartime conditions Although overshadowed by O'Brien's sensational exhibition weeks ago It consists of Doug Muir Dr NI C Mason Don Behunin7 Kyle Coles and Al for Leick with Frank Scheffner and Ken Fehr as alternates 7 - won Macs luso - JOHNSON L 112 of a mile the Kansas foursome slashed almost six seconds from Michigan's American distance medley record of 9:563 in 1952 The performance also cut 114 seconds from Kansas' own Drake mark of 10:018 Kansas Friday for the seeond time in two weeks bettered the existing spring medley record at 3:214 and also won the four-mil- e relay Besides the distance medley Kansas today romped off with the two-mil-e relay in a creditable 7:347 with Santee exploding to a 1:517 anchor half mile three-quarter- 0 r) ir Santee brought Kansas home to the third of its four relay victories with a 9:504 clocking in the distance medley relay With Santee turning in a 4:074 anchor mile an Art Dalzell a brilliant 3:02 for his nextto-last olio:F ' as moment 0 D-1- Toal proper had its spectacular zjc) ciWIT4111 11kAD the exhibition THE 1153 o 11711E y worthy performance" Meet officials said O'Brien's great toss could not count as a world record because-- - fewer than three athletea competed in Ah1 ex Col Jack Curtice pect a little moah respect suh Lance and Wally Stoops each had 500 in the same loop In the men's division them Major League wound up play and formally crowned Western Opticians as champions The squad clinched the crown some League at the State Lanes - Another new Drake record was fashioned by Texas fleet foursome of Dean Smith Jerry Prewit Al Frieden and Charley Thomas with a 1:25 for the half mile relay The old record was 55-4- d hole-inon- BUICK DELIVERY Centers—Gail Brown Carl Poglejen Jim Kent Guards—Lynn Simons Ray Feller Tommy Thompson Jack Utile Lyle Peterson Tackles—Don Henderson Donnie Barr Don Greenwall Jim Knez Ends—Orville Nellestein Dave Germann Doug Palley Tom Adams Dee Lloyd two-da- y a 579 series and 222 game in the FACTORY Tarr° 2 four-minut- e e Don Brown Richard Halfbacks—Carl Roepke George Apostle Ken Strong Dick Morley Fullbacks—Lynn Spindler Phil Ramsey Jack Raynor Jack Howells b Centers41-oPembroke Jim Nickle Guards—Skip Ross La Vere Merritt Ray Martinez Nick Pauloukas Cheater Franklin Tackles—Robert Gawronski Paul Tanner Newit An: derson Dave Rasmussen Dean House Kelley Skinner Ends—Gayland Smith George McDonald Jack Wade Charles Wells Tom Curtis Bud Cross Red Team (Millers) QuarterbacksNell Sorensen Richard Evans Halfbacks—Max Pierce Jerry Liston Jed Gibson Dean Larson Robert Radford- Fullbacks—Gene Pantuso'Joe Kine Gary Knudsen Jhn d totals John Keysor manager of the prizes for meet said 25 entries already headed by a top of $100 and a are in including bowlers from trophy are distributed on a handicap basis Alley prizes are figured on a scratch basis DeSAVE s241 to $268 fending champion is Salt Lake City's Prena Cowley Meanwhile the top feminine performer of the week on local drives was Maxine Curtis with pm Added Attraction? I :ZZaggarINgtlight-inilinil- 8:30 General Admission 100 Reserved LSO 125 kids SOt II 4 Gal Keglers Set Temple Queens Meet 1954 Whites (Moone3rs) — Dave Dungan Martin Becyacka Quarterbacks Trauthen arry INDIVIDUAL TOURNEY coLisrun I ll NAJAF A DO vs AND OPPOSING GRIDDERS competition O'Brien handsome P 'to perform for used who giant Southern California arched the shot put 59 feet 9 inches bettering bis own official world record of 59-It came during a two-ma- n demonstration with Bill Bangert former Purdue and Missouri weightman and will go Into the books only as a "notetwo-da- Penn Relays four-gam- - g Santee-propelle- California Crews Defeat Trojans BERKELEY CAL April 24 lin—The California varsity and Jayvee crews defeated University of Southern California in two races over the 2000-metecourse on Oakland Estuary Sat urday record-breakin- sun-bathe- d Aussie Snares Mile Win at Women bowlers from through- Twin Falls and Caldwell Idaho First Find out the Intermountain area will Rawlins Wyo and several Utah move into Salt Lake City next week end for the annual Tem- areas' ple Queens Classic final indiTHE WOMEN shoot four vidual tournament of the seaacross eight alleys All games son at the Ritz Bowling Palace Attraction! Wilbur Snyder 1 ilk Utah's ranking fighter at present had a 'good grudge going with Cato winning the first on the coast and then Panter taking two straight from his coast rival in fights staged in the Intermountain area Fullmer on the other hand holds a disputed decision over Panter in a bout held at the Coliseum two years ago in PHILADELPHIA April 24 which the Panter camp discount- (UP) Slim Murray Halberg ed the verdict because the a wisp of a New Zealander ran rounds were only two minutes an American field of three duration including Mal Whitfield into Fullmer worked seven rounds the ground Friday as he won at IA Zan's Saturday afternoon the Benjamin Franklin Invitaand showed to satisfaction tion mile at the Penn relays by 35 yards in a 4:10 clocking IN THE semiwindup over six IIalberg in his first start rounds West Jordan's veteran from home and his first away Ron Whittle meets Art Hughes run on cinders wasted no moof Oakland in a lightheavy tion as he took the lead in weight scrap Hughes has been the first stride after the gun rated a good boy in Bay Area and then delighted a crowd of scraps while Whittle is a rough 31000 by turning in the second and tumble free-styl- e type who fastest mile he ever ran always pleases win or lose Whitfield moving up from Benny Flake tested Negro the half mile — where he alboxing master has been pitted ready has gained track imagainst Oakland's Leo Marshall mortality — for his competitive in the special Willie big time mile was second in Parker and Ralph Helms also 4:167 a far cry from the are on the line for a six rounder mile that the former Johnny Whitecloud and Ernie Ohio State star and twice OlymMartinez are down for a grudge pic 800 meter champion said rematch in a four and Willie was within the grasp of an Sulzman Mary Jenson's latest American B I Agents Fred Wilt and "phenom'I will meet Keet Sosis of Bingham in the opener at Horace Ashenfelter trailed in third and fourth place in 4:18 8:30 Virgil Peck is the promoter and 4:20 Halberg who ran a 4:044 mile in New Zealand last February waited for no man to set the pace The frail r The Cal varsity 'won by two old youth who runs with a lengths in 6 minutes 4 seconds hunched shoulder as a memo of The Jayvee Cal crew won by a Rugby injury began to run three lengths in 6 minutes 16 with the gun Ile had 12 yards seconds on the field in a 613 quarter Both California crews led all mile and lengthened it to 20 the way yards in a 2:044 half mile pm—Rio Grande No 3 vs Security Bank 9 DoPf DES MOINES April 24 tin--exhibiworld tion shot put and the fastest distance medley relay ever run track thrilled 15000 fans In the 45th Drake Relays Saturday And Wes Kansas again dominated the A d Flooreratt Utah Power! Mine and Mill to Ira announreIFINAL Schedule May I Waditsdar 7 p m—Rio Grande No 1 va- - Continental Rank 8 pm—Fort Douala vs Rio Grand MONIER CARS a White Iims' Here's the most amavng coliexvon of genuine PLASTIC "OLD TIME CARS' in full &fil ever ffonid end at 0 mon Icatered lxko ray ONE DO LLAR You get 1914 Chew follwing II tars 'oolet 1902 Nash 1906 Ford 1911 Packard 11911 &sick 1903 Olds 1903 Studebaker nobile 1910 Simplex 1904 Mercedes 1902 Autocar 1903 Cadillac 1898 Winton 1914 Stutz korrekt 1913 Moswell stand them tP3 in 0 finw In you will haver over' three feet of "OLD TIME CARS' you'll bd pmud to own and display Derorote you living room mantel gadget nook filen or hobby room with these authentic and gleammo 'OLD TIME CARS' of the post Never be fora has such a sensational otter been model SUPPLY LIMI1ED three sets per CtAtOrtlef Only S100 pod ORDER NOW sk '411 :4 Kansas Sweeps Drake Relays rpftovrrwsroesta :: ft 4 MEET TIP MIalITY 3100NEYS- top-heav- y '? 10-tea- Schedule of major tournaments for this season was announced Saturday by Eleanor Dawson vice president of the Utah State Women's Golf Assn Top meet on the slate the annual Utah state championship will be held at Logan July it work out plots for spring grid Their victims: Mooney Miller and Glade Parks—one circuit and three sixes at White and one six and three 10's at Glade Women Chart Top Utah Golfing Dates RS encounter half-doze- squad who saw as much as five minutes of varsity ball - last year He doesn't have one starter from the 1953 chain -- pionship team He does hare som good freshmen and some of those boys will ousV the regulars before fall rolls around But right now it will take all of lo)Aoral6110SeltaFadftwWS' Softball Teams Latmeh Play In City's Leagues Friday Activity In the Salt Lake City Recreation Department softball setup gets under way Friday— and there'll be no let up until September Scheduling prdblems finally solved D J Murphy softball director for the department announced Saturday that there will be some kind of play every night in the week both at White s OW0bmiet10Ewo Schleckman Max Pearce left 4w4 COACRMOONEIC has only Shift on the Mooney's coaching skill toil Smorgasbord a couple of team maintain his unbeaten tankMooney which ing years ago replied in a In a way I hate to see hasn't been upset stunning Coach Mooney lose for every up to his usual self and his time his team won the spring absence will hurt the Moon game the boys were well eys v enough coached to carry me THEN FRANC BRICKEY to the Skyline championship who served threeyeara as the following fall If MoonCoach Mooney's assistant ey's squad loses this spring it may be a bad omen for the coach deserted football' for round ball with Coach Jack fall campaign Gardner and he will be THE GAME will be played missed under the lights in the Ute While' on the subject of Stadium April 30 handicaps and drawbacks I have been named a bonafide (Ed note — Get all these facia in the lead Colonel) Kentucky Colonel by His ExI bate to say thia about a cellency Gov Lawrence W member of the Utah staff but Wetherby of the great state Coach Mooney has another of Kentucky shall expect a little more handicap that the oddsmak- - ers have considered in mak respect from the coaching staf of both squads as being the Millers Coach Pete Carlfavorites fits my new stature In the ston will be his assistant military profession Oh yes coach this year and Carlston and this year both guest coaches will be paid off in balnibeen on ther winning histeam in the three-yeaConfederate money In later dispatches I will tory of the game There's another thIng to go into the strengths and of the rival weaknesses consider too "Doc" Einar Nielsen Is ho installed the squads 1 JNE‘ A I' |