Show - -- -- ' ' i '' e - ' 0' - - r Correlation Captures !In4 eh-- i7& - N1 -- - April 25 Sunday -- B 4 P Ci)ehes Old) To Honor Y Athletes the la I f iI Scattered i - t '' ''' o $ '' r 1 - - i14 : s If Amateur Loop Clubs Fill 1954 Rosters - I II — i I in m io id id id id El id ig Rs r :h r St ie qa io :o - :y w n- - 3f r r-- - y a- - d d n :e r- - t ' t i 3 ' — — ' á ntNctsco SA 61 1 ' c---- ' LOS A4' aP) :Thin LII a 1 Ett 1! El :I I 11 I v4b Ali 41:44:1 i 6'1 DENVER ace I -7- LEJI"14 N v - gfaN SNOW STATIC i t NM Adt 4(1- -11 1 A116- '‘ 1 a I cv I 44 - Tim tAr- - '' - I PARTLY rj no6 1" sir if! RAN T441 t YORK1 '°1 W : L ea - - 1- kvi4V ea ooL i ' 8 —SPIED wee-k- IIII —HIGH It's Sunday -- iACCE: as "O1? nEadtro17 CrfetnilE1 States 07 63 74 72 29 Lea 64 57 74 5a 40 Velma sin 83 64 6 beattle $7 Riurnarek Chirasio Detroit Kansa Cite Omaha ST 16 WASHINGTON east as M 02 511 101 a01 03 52 38 10 Itt Atlanta 61 66 Miami 50 63 New Orleans 64 00 Oklahoma Cite 59 60 Phonetic ban Antonio II Salt Lek Woather Dots! Precipitation for period ended at 530 for APO' Tr Pm precipitation 07 43 in accumulative deficiency in since Oct 1 1951 precipitation accumulative deficierty 376 543 in In Sunrise Sunday 5:$4 sunset EsPected mazhmun TO xppetod mum 45 SHOWN we Area will reTemperature!' showers limited to mountains pollen over Salt measured in rain air and compared lmt year wain Saturday 1013: 00 02 Maple Poplar Cedar Bon Elder 07 Willow 10 Cottonwood Birch South 84 Decamp& Pollen Count amount of take City Saturday cubic yard of per with the some date The 30 49 82 -- Pattered (INS) areas of light precipitation over the nation Saturday 54 40 66 63 34 a82be New York City Waskinaton D C OR CITIES 48 44 4 ROuton FORECAST 37 Stem Portland ----- er termountain main warm I 3 Ill Hines Cheyenne Denver - musilmAmi Tt 37 34 35 3 Piece San Francisco 4 PRESAMI TEMPERATURES Weather-Whatev- The weather forecast snap for Sunday WI cates more cloudy skies in most of the In OF Pree 51 73 Intermountain k DAM 76 Pocatello h E-:- 57 SO Boise NEW ORLIAN WIND al WARM ammo 79 65 77 76 Reno Well Yellowsione Pacific Los Anatolia' lie 61 Low 30 40 M 53 40 42 fl7 'Idaho Palls 4- 0- - - Hiah 111040 "‘" 1 pm Georie 1 14 Zr :- LLGEN2 COLD llae(3-1700Q$- ll 9 dile° t i i t & 1 ) even the Bellboys who see all the smartest cars took one look and stopped to admire" I: 4 MOWERS and SHARPENED WI Smock! 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But there's more than the r'1op 44 do look of luxury in this '"N '':(' ji ' CORONADO There's the 170 'soft e ''': w hp FireDome V-- 8 with POWERb FLITE the industry's newest ' and finest fully automatic ' transmission And there are other great features to this car that only a showroom visit can reveal tomorrow! the custom car of the year See CORONADO pi 0 0 1 Mountain West" Then the double meaning of the bellboy's I MI 0 0 - - "Hey 0 SO t9EEilOr?E i t It 10 e Jome- a 32 Cbri10EDqo' 0(3pil31I'eEl ?CO ElUl she's got air condition- ing" the first bellboy said "Yeah" answered the other "it's a real cool car!" All of which reminded us of the dealer's statement— "De Soto is Engineered Best for the 0 0 4 e d (The Morning Telegraph) Jamaica! Sixth race April M In miles colts and fillies The Wood Memorial puree 2100000 added Iron value 0122750 net value to seamier 1166000 second 220000 third 1110000 fourth 25000 I went 14 ki PP SL SirHorse Cramer Fin Wt Jockey 5111 4 3 Correlation 128 Shewmaker R 8 Lytle ght 5bd 5 74 lht 2 126 Woodhouse C Whitney Fisherman 24 8 g 44 44 126 Guerin King Ranch High Gun 3 Brae-Bur14 3h4 4nk War ?UNIT 124 Gorman 43 42 Sof 7 3 O 126 Privacy Anne Phipps 5j4 7 2 4ht 3hd 3hd Next Page –5 128 McCreary Woodvale 7 6 7 24 2h1 3ht Palm Tree 128 Atkinson Greentree a 2 lasted hiel Leavitt 2 I 126 McLaughlin J W brows Time :24 41I lig 143 1311 100 (DRY 140 44 Clear and fast Correlation en 2 BO 070 Fisherman 240 450 '4 370 High Gun Trainer—N'lluvewitt Winner C S Free Americe-Breydov- e by Roldon In gate 4'07 off 407 Start good easily driving Equivalents sixth Jamaica NIL 335 80 tO 1830 5315 1125 2150 735 5105 Handle 567383 Footnotes Sixth Jamaica—In gate 407 off at once 444 1:50 DR? 1:50 42 280 2 60 250 Clear fast 5 went Mutuels-6- 70 370 Start good easily driving Correlation always within striking distance responded readily to- take command with a rush after being shaken for the stretch run and once intiommand steadily increased his advantage winning With speed in reserve Fisherman recovered namely alter stumbling slightly leaving the gate gradually improved his position on the'outside to attain the runner-up position at the furlong marker was no match for the inner when briskly urgred through the late stases but easily bested the others Nigh Gun far back was unable to be aternir Perserved with when his rider bit his whip inside the stretch War Piper held swat for six furlongs then faltered Privacy was outrun Next Page tired Palm Tree asved ground to no avail The alwass saddle slipped a Mel Leavitt during the run down the and he wits aimed thereafter when Ito rider was unable to regain his irons SCATTERED 4-----1 AFTERACCA -SKOVILAS 1 malt i 5:30 CHART pertód ended Satur Bryce Canyon cedar City Logan Ogden Provo Roosevelt 'Salt Lake Airport fir0?tiA ' for and Utah—Mostly cloudy Sunday Monday with ecottered showers and I few thundorstorms Windy west pot lion Monday- Cooler High Sunday 70 to '$O low 35 to 45 high Monde' 46 to 75 Southeastern Idaho— ParUy cloudy Sunday and Monday with a feet show ars Sunday and again Monday after noon A little cooler Hush Sunday 61 to 72 low 30 to 40 high Mondalf 08 to 60 Wvamine—Partly cloudy Sunday end Monday few widely scatterad light showers' No important tonaperature change High 65 to 75 SUMMIFY—fiktitli Wilt Malltir 'loud') (war the West Saturday but there wad A tow thunder Itttle precipitation storms occurrod in New Mexico West rn Nevada and Central CalifortUa including Ins Bay Region A few show era fell in Southern Idaho Afternoon in the Intermountain temperatures in States reached the 70s and Ws axe the northern tier from Washington eastward where 514 and low OW Pro veiled but will Utak - k"q0t1")17NEW I it r: ') ANtrtS 1954) by Triangle I CM m at day el 1 I s - TIDAIDIRATURI 10T41W Ls' s cr- rat ttr v I 122 Here's H andicap Chart A 447 i li Y i vesAtr LAiiiiiivN I rar(0 Utes Drop Both On Double Bill ' er lower than those of Saturday still remain warm !14 r e ) Wrxi : ---- 1 " a) ws iglI 7-- ' ti‘ - two-hors- i I mint un Snyder Signs CamIck Star right-hande- ri- N 1 nt 1)- - ilia:7111111111ArZa tatO-- - ifrolivalibreenst---- Salt Lille City and titIcittltY—Moittl" Data Prom U D Weatimr Bureau Th Intermountain Area will be cloudy Sunday and Monday with a few will - 3 (I) I - and thunderstorms under a blanket of clouds Sunder light showers with scattered rain and thunderstorms Windy Monday Cooler High Sunday Tamneratures tU b a taw dramas 70 low 45 high Monday 65 -7 —'1144:tat NEW YORK April 24 (Al—Correlation a long striding rawboned Kentucky Derby hope from California soundly whipped the highly regarded Fisherman and six other in 6122750 Wood Memorial at Jamaica Saturday to T Tribun Special Surging out of fifth place as the field swung from the back PROVO-The annual Honor stretch In the mile ind an eighth test the Robert S Lytle owned i& the Banquet for B Y LI athletes !final pulled or away a mile and fin- sponsored by Provo Downtown eighth ished three and a half lengths Coaches Club has been set for in front of C V Whitney's Fish- May 10 at 7:30 pm at the east erman favorite to take this Provo Stake House This highlights the club's final Eastern Derby prep yearly activities The guest High Gun from the King speaker will be Mark B Garff k t ktemk Ranch trailed by four lengths of Salt Lake day Master of 4---0 -" rCeremonies for the evening will 14 in third place ' I Itt i be Cleon Skousen of Brigham ' k Willie Shoemaker the na- Young 4 - ' tion's No 1 jockey applied the The athletes from all sports ew "' 3 whip all around the final turn at B Y U this year will be hon- ' and through the final eighth of ore& the Dale Res Trophy a mile Correlation under the $ : scourging ripped off the die- - who has contributed most to g 1 k tance in 1:50 tmder 126 pounds atheltics during the past year ‘ 14 ' The time was four-fifth- s of a sec- - Other awards to be given will ill ' ' '7 ' i " ond off the track be the R A Moorefield Merecordbut I three-fifth- s of a second faster morial Award Knights of the ' ‘ 1 ? :: A than the famed Native Dancer Round Table Award and awards He'll serve needed to win the 1953 Renewal also will be made by Nate MorLew Stewart gan Jewelers and Fisher Smith of LI P L as CORRELATION wiqner of Jewelers the $100000 Florida Derby in his Special guests beside)s coaches and athletes at B U will last previous start picked up be the Athletic Council Gen$88000 for his victorious joureral Church Authorities from run his total earnings to Salt Lake ney to City President Er$281804 As the second choice nest L Wilkinson and others General chairman of the afof the crowd of 42670 he paid $670 $280 and $260 Fisher- fair will be Joe Seethaler with Melvin Kavachevich program man away after stumbling at chairman Smoot Brimhall and the start returned $250 and Paul Gehring tickets Glen Rosters of teams in the Salt $220 A $2 show ticket on high Berge decorations Jimmy Lawrence awards Robert McGee Lake Amateur Baseball League Gun was worth $370 food Clyde James and Harold will head Correlation for are slowly filling up and SecVanWagenen publicity retary Jim Russell announced Louisville Monday and in all Ithat three teams Utah Saturday likelihood will go to the post Power and Light Crescent and next Saturday as the favorite TIIURSDAY GO have assigned for America's No 1 turf classic Wells Stake most of their positions the Of the three teams Whitney said be would wait 11178mL outfit which won the until Sunday before deciding state championship last season on Fisherman's future Before appears to be the best equipped the race Whitney had said however Crescent is expected That if his colt was badly Sockeye (Jack) McDonald to be considerably stronger beaten he would not be a boasting he chased Wilbur Snythan it was last season with Derby starter der out of Canada last winter the addition of Lutz Middleton "I kept him going and when will face the sensational forto its pitching staff and Wells Stake has most of its veteran I hit him with my whip he took mer Utahn in the headliner said Shoemaker in describexhibition Thursday performers back from last sea- off"his ride on Correlation Hed- wrestling ing night at the Coliseum son For more than two months ley Woodhouse up on FisherThe Power team again will man said his mount was over- McDonald has had a challenge be comanaged by Les Stew- anxious at the start and "the on file for a match with Snyart and Jim Russell The two ground broke from under him der During that time Promoter leaders once again will stress at the gate and we almost Dave Reynolds bypassed him tilts youth and as a result will not squatted We had to make up for two Snyder-Garibalbe at full strength until high 15 lengths and it was just too Last week the local impresario school and university teams much" ordered Sockeye and Benito disband That about describes the race Gardini to contest for the right as the Brae Born Farm's War to battle Snyder Comprising the catching staff broke in front with Corwill be Carl Hoehner and Ray Piper McDonald WHIPPED Gar-direlation far back and Fisherman HowChenoweth Ted Lindorff decisively Ile was too big as they ard Boulter Steve Shafbuck bringing up the rear and powerful for the roly poly around turn first the swung and Bob Marshall are the into the back stretch "Clown Prince" hurlers Chenoweth is Heading Regarding the charge of being Correlation still was fifth some on the University of Utah chased from Canada Snyder insix off but the pace lengths mound staff and Boulter probFisherman had started to move formed his fans he left after ably will get the call for the fulfilling his pro football conopener on May 9 WAR PIPER with the Green-tre- e tract He admitted McDonald Lefthanders on the staff are Stable's Palm Tree in clos- sought a match with him there Bill Nichols and Blaine Stives- est pursuit held command but saw no mason for a meetler The latter recently hurled a through the first six furlongs ing at that time He added that four-hitte- r' against Tooele Ord- but far back Correlation and Sockeye failed to enter the Ednance That game incidentally Fisherman their jockeys apply- monton tournament which was ended up with both clubs having their bats began to cut won by Snyder ing identical totals 2 runs 4 down the margin Three-eighth- s A VICTORY over Snyder hits and l error The contest of a mile from home it was evithe Canadian trewould was called because of darkness dent that it was going to be a mendousgive in his homeprestige e as finish the just DICK HARDY will be at first Ute was one The former land base Ken Nun ley at second crowd had anticipated in the With a quarter of a mile to of the popular players Gary Totlland at short Hank addition to his out" in loop pro Correlation took Taggert at third with Bob Jen- go Shoemaker mat mark up north sen as utility infielder The out- to the rail and Woodhouse standing to middle Fisherman the Dave swung fielders are Russell Porter White Robert Muggleston and of the track For about a sixteenth of a mile it looked like Ken Lindorff Crescent will be managed Fisherman might duplicate his again this season by Eddie Gotham victory of a week ago Special to The Tribune Sheehan who also will play But Correlation known by MONT — The MISSOULA of members third base Other his handlers as Bones bad powerful Montana Grizzlies his squad tnclude Earl Darvil strides of those ground-eatin- g kept up their winning ways in catcher from last season Mid- his working and pulled away the Skyline baseball wars as dleton and Gary Hunt pitchers final sixteenth they swept a double header Orson Bailey first base Bud in the of Utah second base Don McFarlane Back of the three horses in from the University Howard short and Jack Eyre order came War Piper Privacy nine here Friday 13-- 7 and 3 Roger Marshall limited the Bill Green Sheik Caputo and Next Page Palm Tree and Mel in the last Whitey Ogden in the outfield All except Privacy are Utes to four hits Stake will be managed Derby eligibles but only 'High game of the day as he had eight Wells ' by Don Baumann who also is Gun in addition to the first two Utes striking out Sohl hitting and clutch pitchexpected to take his turn on the horses was expected to make were the determining facing mound Others who have been the Max Hirsch trainer of trip in the Grizzlie win tors so far: Darrell Tripp High Gun said the King Ranch signed up Gird Game) and Murray Hansen catchers colt would leave Sunday If Utah MO 301 011— 0 S 060 402 Olz-- 13 12 2 Norm Williams Bob Walker D Fisherman goes he will leave Montana (Second Game) Utah Oil 010 000- -3 4 4 Lundquist pitchets Larry on Tuesday 000 203 20x- -7 5 4 Montana Maxwell first base: Dale Griggs second base Dale Vincent third base Ray IGilbert and Noel Roberson outfielders Remainder of the positions will be filled as NEw VOItli April 24 (AP) — Here is the Wood Memorial chart: (Copyrighted soon as school la out Publications Inc 4-- : --- iishITTi 1 1 I t ta) 13 Cloud Blanket to Warn' Area ood "Memacril I I ' - 1954 - Favorite Fisherman Falters in Stretch 1o- - S '''' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ' r1111"' 'Va ' ‘ ! : 44 I 4 |