Show U 1 V f - fLZ i f ‘i-- 3 ! r L l - - i' jJ - "£z ‘ in' Sumluy Mornins- 6 £i:c Salt £ ikc tribune - April 30 1939 Technician Johnstown Touted as Kentucky Derby Favorites Nunley Will Face Big Test In Ten- - Round Go Willi Spina Monday Niglil' Thanksgiving Jamaica Turf Prize Goes Captures $10000 Race To Johnstown HW'RE DE GRACE Md April Mr Parker Coming’s Mary- - NEW YORK April 29 GPl-- It’s for Johnstown VV llliam Woodward s long striding land - bred Thanksgiving romp-- d cnlt Proved Saturday beyond ba)! from to his field Saturday away next1 the Vltt0ry $n00V-t°U- in handicap before classic by waltzing to a In the a crowd of 15 000 fvic tory Wood Memorial before a packed The bay son of Bud' 'crowd of 18 000 at Jamaica Lerner and Inch Cape Belle led Making his bid as tho field of all the way under the guidance of eight headed into the last turn the Jockey Maurice (Moose) Peters to big son of Jamestown-LaFrane- e around Joe W Brown's T whip Ral Parr's Hypocite by four swept M Dorsett and galloped home with lengths for the $7925 winner's share nothing else in sight while the deof Havre de Grace’s closing feature posed derhy favorite William ZiegW L Brann's Cha"ephen a stable ler Jr's El Chico ran into trouble mate of Challedon Kentucky derby and finished way back in sixth and Preakness candid itc came place Victorious in his third from far back in the field of eight to take third place half a length outing just as easily as in his first behind Hypocite and a head in two Johnstown equaled the record of 1 42 for this time honored “derhy front of Belair Stud’s Isolater not fur off the H P Metcalfs High Velocity was1 PrpP" and track mark of 1 10 4 5 which he fifth himself set only four dys ago The Burning Star the Shandon farm entry seeking his Wood record was set by Pompey second successive victory in the back in 1926 mile and a sixteenth Philadelphia failed miserably He was all but left at the post and wound up sixthl I W l 1 1 1t 4 I ‘1 1 1 1(111 after trailing the field most of the Ulali Liglihtciglit Champ Prepares 29 CP)— For Tough Gallic Against on to the deiby Crowd of 100000 Expected lo Allend Classic Eight Thoroughbreds Expected To Go to Post New Low Admission Priee to Be Made SirKVScky 7ZZTI Holder of Northwest Crow n four-year-o- VVhe'her Johnny Nunkv Utah s lightweight champ is going anywhere in the nng wars or is just going to the wars will be definitely settled Mowiy night at McCullough's arena when he goes int) action for 10 rounds or less against A1 Spina who at 23 holds the northwest lightweight title T' The local lightweight has been belting opponents around with more than average success for more than a year now but in all his ventures he never gone into action against a lad with the reputation that Spina has Three Koumlt rs has Nunley has challted up knot kouts in his last three appearances at the local swat palace He started his victory streak with a clean-cu- t triumph over Joey Jarvis the pride of Ogden and points north His next victim was Jess Christy clever I'rovo and recently he tagged d Johnnv Candia rugged little Mexican Spina comes here with knockouts over such performers as Speedy Dado Little Dempsey Whitie Neal and Frankie Costello Included in his list of victims is The Portland veteran Christy stopped Jess in tlnee luats at Poise which is just exactly the sune number of rounds it took Nunley to stop him here The two boys will weigh in at 3 p m Monday at 48 East Second South street Neither is expected to have any trouble in making the lightweight limit Nunley weighs around 135 pounds and Spina is expected to hit that figure within a pound either way Sharing top Interest with the Nunley-Spin- a shindig is a go between Grant Hansen and Lorain Nash the latter a newcomer three-roun- d Car-lan- n ?- i y- : -i d from Emmett Idaho Carl O’Gara a student at Utah State who forsakes his book learning at infrequent intervals to dish out a bit of punishment to ring rivals will appear here for the first time Monday in a fracas with Kid Matthew's Boise six-rou- Special Go A special fiacas is on tap with Lou Petio the Provo lightweight trading good-lookin- g punches with Sailor George Harrison veteran d In bouts Ed Wnght b four-roun- Evanston weight will middle- mix with the Jack Gould a tough rooster from the Murray C C C camp and Carlos Corkey Kamos local lightweight will oppose Baby Face McGill a lad from Boise who d is reputed to be on his own account but one who can just about play a tattoo on an opponent’s visage baby-face- Rock Springs Opens Ring Meet Monday Tnbune Intermoiinlain Service hOCK SPRINGS Wyo -- The curtain was dropped on njnateur training camps in Colorado and Wyoming Siturday as fighters of the various weight classes prepared for the A A U boxing meeting in Rock Springs Monday Tuesday and Wednesday In the Immediate Roi k Springs vicinity fighters at training quarters in Rock Springs Winton Reliance Green Rivpr Dines Superior and Earson held their final sessions while from Denver came word that the Colorado contingent from that city would polish off the same night At Rock Springs Dick Russell has been grooming the local lads Russell is copartner with Los Showers in putting on the show for the Elks' lodge Rock Springs lodge No 624 B P‘ O E sponsoring organization has announced that the organizations proceeds from the boxing show will be used for its charitable activities Fight fans who attend the three-inglshow will be given the spectacle of every weight class fiom the flyweights to heavyweight battle wagons fighting to uphold the amateur honors of their home s The states have pitted Coloradoans against the Coloradoans assumEfing the role of the invaders forts have been made to match according to experience and age as well as by recognized weight classes it is stated Sunday afternoon the job of weighing In the scores of fighters will commence with the fighters from tho Rock Spnngs vicinity ordered to report first Physical examinations will be held at the same time Out of town fighters from other sections of Wyoming and from Colorado will be weighed in and examined as they arrive The fights are to be held in the Playmore arena It is expected that the attendance will be heavy as fight cards have been few and far between in this section during the past few years it match-maker- Wyo-mingit- The only horses Burning Star w as able to overtake were Hal Price Headley's Bourbon King which finished seventh and A C Comptons Gerald which was woefully outrun and trailed the entire field trained by Mary Thanksgiving Hirsch and making his first start since he was among the also-ran-s was in the Santa Anita handicap not deterred by a track made extremely heavy by this weeks rains Ward Spcndlove proved himself the best college quarter-imlc- r d in the state when he won the event for the Utes in the dual meet with the Utah Aggies Saturday He also won the event against B Y U 105000 See Soccer Final 410-yar- Redskin Track Kansas State Team Cops Annual Boulder Meet rips CO LONDON April 29 CPI — Portsmouth defeated the Wo'verhampton Wanderers Saturday in the British soccer cup final before a crowd of 105 000 at Wembley stadium The winners led at half time The king and queen and Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy of the United States were among the spec- BOULDER Colo April 29 OP) — Kansas State college monopolizing f days Among these mem- the first place blue ribbons won bers was Robert Elwell of Bangor the fifteenth annual Colorado relays Me national F F A president Saturday in Norlin stadium as five who seemed to enjoy the meet very records were broken and one was Kansas State scored 20 equaled much $ points Coach E L (Dick) Romney of More than 3000 spectators saw' the Aggies while hoping that he Elmer Hackney giant Kansas State toss the shot 54 feet could have a victory was not en- - competitor 1"r inches in what officials declared luely dissatisfied with the showingjWl the best shotput petformanc H of his untried Aggie team Fresh from in the nation this year lends to woilC more with cracking the Kansas relays mark w eightmen last Saturday he exceeded the tauh Ike Armstrong had little Colorado relays record by more to y other than he was pleased than six feet The old mark of with the showing the Utes made 47 feet 3 inches was made by Sam despite the windy weather Campbell of Colorado State in 19o‘ The summary Colorado university perennial Mile run — Hart and Barlow Utah lied winner of its own meet placed sec4 v0 f for flrat Burton Aesiea 12 run— sphhIJov e U ond with points Colorado State M 9 I HUlt U V was third with eight points lOiMard dah -- Carrion At Mt ler A iM Others Listed Balken JO hich hurdles After the first 10 minutes Portsmouth s eleven assumed distinct superiority over Major Frank Buckley’s youngsters who entered the final heavy favorites 1 0 (Contitiml fr im Pane 1C) one-hal- tators Li By Glenn Ramsey LOUISVILLE Ky April 29 (AP)— The winnah of the Kentucky diby? Suh if I could be certain well — the newspaper profession would be without a slightly greying partly bald typewriter puncher and he upper brackets of the income tax would gain a fresh name ‘ But with the nation's mammoth VV H and Whitehouse's American stupendous gigantic supercolossal " horse race for thoroughbreds on tap for next Saturday it looks from this distance (not guai anteed) that eight colts seem most likely to go to the post for Churchill Downs’ $50 000 added at a mile and a quarter to wit For the east W ilium Woodward s W L Brvnn's ChalleJohnstown r don John Whitney’s Heather Broom and William Ziegler Jr’s El Chico LOUISVILLE Ky April 29 For the west Heibert M Woolf s the wests leading Ken- Technician W E Boeing’s Porter’s tucky del by eligible had a good Mite Joe W Brown's T M Dorsett work-ou- t as he galloped to an easy and Mrs Bessie Franzheim s Xalapa two and a half lengths victory over Clow n four other derby nominees SaturGreat Crowd day in the Daniel Boone purse cod Colonel Matt Winn the featured race on the opening card of Churchill Downs’ spring meeting and ruddy faced impresario Lightspur John Marsch s nom- of the Dow ns expects at least 100 000 n ination with the Charley spectators to be present for the Kurtsinger up showed early speed event— the greatest attendance since but when the Herbert Woolf bay Aristides breezed home the winner moved up there wasn’t any doubt in 1873 The May 6 race will be of Technician s superiority Light- the sixty-fift- h running The smart boys believe nine spur was second and Bugles Blow horses are sure starters but a lot a nonderby eligible third Milky Way's No Competition and of things can and ofttimes do hapGiles County and Dan Lehan s pen the last week of preparations Fern Creek all nominees never so they lusted the following as still seriously threatened possibilities Fifteen thousand saw Technician Junius W Bell s Steel Heels T D 1 12 of for the Taggart s Yale o’ Nine Mrs C record the good time The horse was a Gtegorys Lostagal Dan Lehan s at the pari- Fern Creek John Marsch s Lightfavorite topheavy mutuels and paid $4 20 $3 and $2 40 spur Mrs E Vammars’ On Location and No Competition (with Up The Creek Giles County Magic NYACK N Y Aptil 29 CPI-Nova young San krancisco heavy- Key Sports Writer and Rule All weight title contender Saturday be- possible substitutions for the Mars’ T E Mueller’s gan intensive preparations for his most promising) June 1 fight with Max Baer at the Timeful C H Trotter's Silent Witness E F Woodwards Viscounty Yankee stadium H fine b! three-year-ol- d vLl p 4LHI white-haire- vet-ra- three-quarte- Lou Byrd There you have the set-uas close as even th railbirds care to go Down In the bluegrass thoroughbred country the sadness among the $2 betting fraternity is evident because there is not an E R Bradley entrant for the second jear in a p row Same Sire While the easterners are attempting to select their choices among Johnstown El Chico Challedon and the Whitney horsps here In the west the hardboots chiefly have their eves directed at Technician because he had the same sire Insco as Lawrtn and has been most impressive in his workouts not to mention his racing record They like Technician in spite of superstition that precedents in the In the derby seldom are broken long h'story of the classic no horse by the same sire has won two derbies in a row Just Sunday Technician staged a sensational workout He tossed off a mile in from 1 39 to 1 40 flat on a choppy track Clockers caught the Woolf entry at 1 40 but Trainer Ben Jonrs said his me watch showed the faster Johnstown of the eastern troupe set the racing boys on their collective ear by setting a new track record at Jamaica Tuesday The mark of 1 41 for the mile and 70 yaids had stood for 14 years Johnstown winning by five lengths stepped the He was a 1 to 3 distance in 1 40 choice in the betting And the -- most important of all the blcachentes can bet as little as $1 last 5 5 5 440-var- 1 t alhetir I 840 ard run for tirsl Bean A A 22(Mard Sendlo A play Ogden on Tuesday May 2 dnh e 2 U aid Hart on tied U 't 1 Winger Stevenson 10 Stevenson) Pole vault— ) Winger and Roberts 12 ft 6 in lied for first Hunter U Hlkh Jump — James and Ials A for first Huppman ami Mahoney U A ft 11 In Junes A tied for third Javelin — Gehrke L Hutch U Aste 1 ft 1 In V Bog len hhotput— MrHarrv 4 4 ft A t lit Stone A DUru — R Lien U MGtrrv U 1 2 U fl b In ho e 1 A A 9 U Ida an! Briari jump tuns U Parti in ft 71 li Hunt mun U tied for se mi Hammer Bt g len lT HUiam A Odd 1 19 ft A V tu Junior Munsell Ncstcll s HOLLYWOOD 29 April OP'— Oklahoma City Bob Nested 191 Los Angeles in the fifth round of a wild scheduled Friday night that kept a capacity crowd in a constant uproar Southpaw Munsell connected W’lth a long left flush to the jaw one minute 25 seconds after the fifth Junior Munsell Indian stopped WANT TO SEE TIIE BALL GAME FREE? Join the ZCMI Gang” and you will get a free membership button and tickets to the ball game! “Knot-Hol- e It’s easy to join — you don’t have to just come m to the ZCMI Fine Foods Department Street Floor and register for buy a thing the Club There will brJhrills and excitement galore Get your Dad or Mother to bring you in tomorrow and join up! BOYS BETWEEN 7 AND 14 YEARS ELIGIBLE Fine Foods Department— Strert Floor ZCMI u r jt- Following were' Kearney (Neb) 6 New Mexico university 5 Chadron (Neb) Normal 4 Fort Hays Kan and Colorado Mines 3 2 Denver and Wyoming each each East Denver with 20 points captured top honors in the high school division Nebraska Wesleyan Hastings Neb college Grcelev State and Colorado college failed to score The second and third place winners in the shot put also eclipsed the old mark Vanderbilt of Kansas State got off a 47 foot 10 inch throw and Jurich of Denver followed with a 47 foot 4 inch tos Henry Hobbs Colorado university distance man established the other new mark in the college division Although Kansas State finished first tn the mile team race Hobbs was the individual winner This time broke the in 4 27 4 record Hobbs set last year when he ran the same race in 4 29 4 State — Canton 24 1 A Davi Two rmle run 1 0 J7 8 A Burton Uardon A 220 tow hurdle A 2b 8 Balken U Utah (Glen Faust Mile relay The Self La Ice Bees will Bird A 184 round began and floored his foe for the fifth and last time Referee Charley Randolph did not bother to count Nested came out punching at the opening bed but the Indians unorthodox left put him down twice in the second round The bed saved him from a knockout Relay Fvent Kansas State captured four relay events Hotchkiss Faglcr Akers and Toole formed the winning combinations in both dash relays Hotchkiss also took second place in points in the broad jump and Colorado s high hurdles events Paul Cope won the high hurdles in 14 6 seconds In addition to his Vanderbilt shot put second place took fourth in the javelin for Kansas State Akers doubled up also to capture dash fourth in the 100-yar- d Results of English Football f AP) -- 'tot rer 29 lONDON April i M lo! piavfd twvturtitiY I M I ISIV 1 A I r Hr JHvttilon TiRtihe luW 8 Rlrmii chain 4 B lt in W h Mierer Urrln C nmiv I I o Oed O Mam heater I mlr I Blackpxl 1 Arpi alo 2 ton I A at u Villa 1 nd 1 Rrptfnn North Htokf Oltv 1 Charlton AlhlrtH O ftmnlrrlMml 0 HuJiirrahclil loAn 0 b T Heramd Jl liton 0 Sheffield United Country Cltv B irv 2 Pulhnin M Hn luster ( Hv I Chesterfield 1 M wall 2 Trvtmere Kver 1 Newraatle I tilted 2 I nt u Town ft N F r t 2 Plymouth Artvle 1 Mieffteld WedieeUy J Tottenham Hot O spur 9 itharnftnt 2 Rurntev 1 'vaisra Twi 2 Rtmllort 2 West Hr itiiwi h Alhion 4 NorvhhCHv2 Third Division Southern Section Rr'thton ft Bristol Rover 3 CMv 1 Brim Aideryh t O ( ardlff C ttv O Mi Mjeld Tr wn ft ( !hi ton Orient S H'vtnlon Town ft Crystal Palace A Nntta County l Exeter Uty 1 Quicu I 1 ark Kanfctri 1 J loaui h Town 1 Walsall ft por C no tv 0 P irt V ale 2 B urt eni mth o Rea ii k 2 T uuiiav Unite houthenl United Watforl 2 Northampton Town 0 Northern Section Third Dhlaion A c i it uton Manley 3 Mot k port County Par airy 4 I lue In Hy 0 Darlh cton 1 A ork Cltv 2 Np'v Btikhton 1 Chester I (ilitliMtn Athletic 4 Hull ( it v Southport 0 Doneaater River OTTtSH I 4 AC I E Mrat JMvGlon Aberdeen 2 Ranker 0 2 lath River Albi n Rover Avr L Ittd I Third lauaik Whenever beer lovers seek relaxation the popular its refreshment is Fisher Beer Its finer flavor distinctive clean crisp taste zesty tang to combine mellow smoothness— bring that particular appetite enjoyment which has always been e associated with real lager beer Fisher Ikcr thoroughly and leisurely aged always “hits old-tim- New Barm v Carlisle United A It hdale 1 rewe Alexandra O K therham United i 0 2 the spot!” 4 SC ( i te A Kllmnrnm k V 0 1 3 1 t Ha milt n Aialemwal Hearts 1 2 M Hh ruel) 1 Hibernia Partnk Thlt‘e 2 knlk rk 0 0 Park 2 Queen of V'iee St Mirren 2 C eltic 1 Hertind IHviftinn All a 1 Rrt hit ( Itv Dunfermline 7 Kiuk Park 1 St ii lit p 2 k hit burkh ttv 1 Ielih Athletic O i tvv icnbialh 2 Mi r e A Du lee A bieuh Anemuir J Dun let United 0 Buy the rase Jconom- leal convenient it’s on hand when you want it Ask jour dealer fe Jr I j d qJf 1 JA fj p I “ CHOOSE TEMPERATE BEER-- BE at flte 4 r i |