Show trhe 5M1 gake Zribune— Wratooolay Morning I Garden Jinx ii Clings to I 220 Pounder Fails To Worry Conn Pedaling Bob f 2: '':: :rv - LOUIS Jan 27 (Al—Billy Conn- - No 1 challenger for I Joe Louis' heavyweight boxing title went through a light workd out Tuesday and said he was ready for the Jay D of Dallas Turner t' - l' itl" By Sid Feder NEW YORK lIttle guy in the over in a corner ing touches on :::' Installed as Guard Supervisor :1: 1t: i 10-rou- nd 40-pou- nd Colonel Edwards " 7 220-poun- The Pittsburgh boy was not disturbed over the Texan's bout weight advantage in their scheduled was his Neither manager Johnny Ray Wednesday night They have their sights set on a return bout with Louis next summer even though Louis is in the army Takes Post At Camp Luis "-- :: : - CAMP ' rk S ' ' 1 Al 1 1 1 ':' :ri Jan 27 condition" said Ray "Turner I into our "We are 7 i way fighting :: iron hat waa 'way ':11: he I and to be just another workout for Billy hope r' ii'''putting the finish- promises needs work" t Conn the because a rounds few goes t a loud sign which y' 4 inches tall—is the biggest man Conn ever feet Turner-6 to Walla" Walla ' read: 'Welcome 1:Ii 04! 7: i' f:': "And this" he pointed out "will has faced be hung over the stage entrance f to the garden Friday night for the - ' ' !:' j special benefit of Bob Pastor" ' i ::': ' By this time you've probably g: guessed the little guy was none ' other than your old pal the boy : 27 —Three-Ey- e Jan CHICAGO Wire Leased Tribune whose Johnston By James bandit Joy Lon Stiner Jan 27 — Chicago Baseball league officials will CHICAGO warrior Rapid RobOregon State votes him a four-yea- r eowere unper- choose between shortening the LesSox officials White ert Pastor tangles with Gus season and adopting a rookie rule n'tratt with boost pay of the turbed nevich in Madison Square Garden problem Tuesday by In their meeting here on February Southpaw Thornton Lee his 1941 8 it was disclosed Tuesday Friday Light for what may lead earned 1942 run record and the to a shot at Joe Louis for the Some of the club owners it was contract he fired back from Phoe- said favor lowering the salary winner nix Ariz with the complaint that limit by making it mandatory for Beason for Work he wasn't being offered enough each team to carry a few players James Joy the salary "Well" well-ewithout previous professional exWhite-Sothe Lee objected that reason for this work of art is that perience overlooking his 22 victories Unless the rookie rule is adopted something always happens to my were season run earned his and last Robert when he works the garden the league is expected to approve Take him to Keokuk or Kankakee average of 237 a game the best in a proposal to reduce the schedule or even Vladivostok and he's the league but Vice President from 128 to 112 games The league Ore PORTLAND Jan 27 Grabiner of the Chicago members a r e Madison Wis — four-year strictly a tiger But bring him in Harry contract A here on the big time and he looks team retorted that he couldn't get Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Clin- (INS) of an annual check pay like a guy named Joe—and I don't excited over the pitcher's demand ton Iowa Evansville and Terre carrying more Lon was Coach for voted Stiner money $7000 mean Louis Haute Ind and Springfield and of Oregon State college Tuesday "F'r instance he went out to "We're in correspondence with Decatur California in 1937 and gave Bob Thornton" said Grabiner "It's of higher eduby the state-boar- d Nestel a good going over Then the usual exchange of views we a $2000 bonus cation with The our all along we brought him in here against have with players for preparing the Beavers for Natie Mann Don't remind me season doesn't start until April about what happened In Detroit 16 and we have plenty of time to their Rose bowl victory over Duke he punched the ears off Roscoe smooth out any differences" The new contract will give In Toles a couple of years ago a salary boost of approxStiner his next four starts he lost only to Louis Back NI came in the CLARKE'S HARBOR Nova imately $1000 a year if he accepts I garden to tangle with Billy Conn Scotia Jan 27 UP) — Oil drifting In Generous Mood in from ships sunk at see have left I still have nightmares In a generous mood the board thousands of ducks dead along this "So I figure if I hang this sign shore front over the garden door maybe my voted raises and bonuses to other The oil nullifies the ducks' natRobert will get the idea he's some MIAMI Fla Jan 27 LT—Fleet ural protection against water and members of the Oregon State athplace else Say do you think stake pound over cold clogs their feathers so they letic staff for their Rose bowl performers will Walla Walla is o k or should I e English-stylHialeah's DeS use Moines? Bob always grass cannot fly and gets into their work course Saturday in s picturebook slin naturalists liked that town" Hal Moe and Jim Dixon assistexplain horserace the $5000 Miami Beach ant coaches received increases of Better Road Company handicap $480 And bonuses of $60 Bill McTo the winner will go the rich- Larry Bolvin Loses There's no getting away from Kalip freshman mentor was voted offered in America for a a $380 raise and a $50 bonus Dr the fact that Bicycle Bob a local est purse race The other track turf only Caltura To Del Allman trainer was granted Jackie product is a considerably better in a to maintain the grass country road company than a Broadway a $200 raise and a $60 bonus PROVIDENCE R I Jan 27 UP) He has had two strip is Arlington park at Chicago Bud Forrester sport publicity production Twenty-fou- r thoroughbreds were —Jackie Callura Canadian feath- director also had his name on He got the cracks at Louis chance each time only because of named for the fourteenth running erweight champion put on the the favored list for WO raise and his performances away from New of the event moved from clay to most sensational display of fistic a $50 bonus York His last outing in this grass in 1939 because of the grow- fireworks seen here in years when From Athletic Funds popularity of turf competition he outscored Larry Bolvin dyna- neighborhood was against Conn ing The handicap is for mite punching Providence 126late in 1940 The increase the board embout MonAfter that one he finally got and up at a mileand a sixteenth pounder in a phasized will be taken from the Joseph E Widener who long day night back iinto action after a school's athletic funds and not Ca Mira floored the Providence from tax lay-oand since then has been had raced stables in England and appropriations course laid had six France the in for full a green boy such a ball of fire the fistic experts The new contract Oregon State d became he out at Hialeah 'after third round and alumni hope will offset called him the No 1 comeback kid reports He whipped Turkey president of the track It quickly missed a knockout triumph on the that Stiner has been offered lucrafor 1911 on final fracthe with knockdown a public by only Thompson twice beat Buddy Scott caught and east From a grandstand seat a turf tion of a second Callura weighed tiye jobs in theatmidwest cooled off the red-hBooker the of induding jobs University Beckwith and finished on top of race is the most colorful heat on 127 to Bo 'yin's 125 Nebraska and Yale university to a no In is the There dust semifinal of program assorted other campaigners But Increases granted to the Oregon eight the rounds Angelo Callura 130 also State each of these jobs of work was hide the field and at Hialeahbackpersonnel are expected to from Hamilton Ont and brother find echo turned in away from New York horses are moving against a on the University of Oreinfield of the of main lake where star bout the took a drop now And James Joy is keeping his as it has been the gon campus Indecision unanimous themselves from the crossed hoping the old pink flamingos preen to keep coachof fingers board the policy veteran considadvance Hook home-tow- n dianapolis Henry Eligibles rating two state at salaries the whammy isn't getting eration t ing in126 for Saturday's running schools on an equal level ready to pop again clude B F Byers' Robert Morris winner of two handicaps last year John Hay Whitney's Gramps vic- Hockey Trainer Gets Gopher Athletic Head tor in the $25000 Westchester at Bucky Walters Signs Tower stables' Royal White Sox Position Empire Seeks Army Position Cincinnati Contract Man and J H Miles' Peep Show CHICAGO Jan 27 tin—Eddie Recent victories at Hialeah will MINNEAPOLIS Jan 27 un — CINCINNATI Jan 27 Un— Frank McCormick University of cause the odds to fall on E K Froelich Tuesday was named train- Bucky Walters ace pitcher signed er the Trois White Sox Pistoles Cedar fqr Chicago Minnesota athletic director and Bryson's contract with the Cina baseball club to He Rolls M Circle farm's fill and the vacancy veteran of the first World war caused last week by the death of cinnati Reds Tuesday Tuesday applied for an army com- ranch's Alessandro The Reds' front office was inAr D Schachtmission presumably fort special formed that a son was born TuesFroelich whose appointment assignment for air corps personnel was announced (by Vice President day to Mr and Mrs Harry Craft Rangel Cops Decision Work in Waterloo Iowa Mrs Craft's Should McCormick be accepted SAN FRANCISCO Jan 27 tin Harry Grabinenot the White Sox home Craft As centerfielder for it wo11dbe the second major loss —Closing with a rush in the last Is trainereof the Chicago Black-haw- Cincinnati team and has been to the Minnesota athletic depart- two rounds Sheik Rangel barrel-cheste- d hockey ment Bernie Bierman head footconditioning the Kansas City baseFresno welterweight took ball club of the American assoball coach has reported at Quan- a decision here Before going to Kansas College Basketball tico Va for duty as a major in night over Cecilio LozadaMonday Mexi- ciation Marine Corps Officers 46 Penn Milhe been had for the itary the marines City can southpaw 43 1011isi Ana C011Cge '41 Northeast Junior Brooklyn Dodgers trainir 40 1 ::' - ' - : ' 7 5i-'k- Loop Ponders Rookie Rule Lee Objects To Contract t- —211 :::' ' - "- well-worke- i ''' - d Beavers Vote Lon Stiller Pay Increase d x Ships' Oil Kills Many Ducks Miami Offers Turf Classic I - I three-year-ol- ds 10-rou- six-mon- th ff nine-coun- ts thrill-packe- ot - MP one-ye- ar - ks 10-rou- -- -- 1 ' Of t '''' s'tT': ' : - :: :'- - ::'" ''::-- i ''' '1 Sir Marlboro Cops Bay Breeze Purse 1 MIAMI Jan 27 Marlveteran campaigner from J Eitinger's stables found the lush footing on Hialeah park's turf course to his liking Tuesday and won the Ba St Breeze purse of a mile and a sixteenth by three lengths under the smart riding of Wendell Eads It was Sir Marlboro's return to a distance event after recent starts as a sprinter and he paid $1830 for two The time was 1:45 5 (111---- Sir ) g---ar-- t - 0 p -7----- '''' 1 I 4 i '01- A-- i ti '' '! '1 - - - : - 4- r el' e" 04 -- !" - 7 I jcID 44 t --- ''''"- : 4- '' 1 it V ! 1 i '!44i 1 '7 05' - 1- I I A04 ' P jai :THE - 1 ' ' 76' t k:i " r h h 7 -- - - - BREWING COMPANY yIIIfill —‘‘44ii411A PINNEY DISTRIBUTING CO 44457 LAKE CITY ST LOUIS Jan 27 (A)—Don d infielder Gutteridge who played with the St Louis Cardinals will g e t another chance in the major leagues— with the St Louis Browns The Browns announced Tuesday they had purchased Gutteridge from Sacramento of the Pacific Coast league a Cardinal farm with the option of returning him by April15 if he fails to make gpod fleet-foote- 1 I WISCONSIN tcvT9wwz-g"?rn”mt- - ve 4440164 OF UTAH UTAH 341 So — Culver-Stockto- n ' y Try-Out—Wi- th p— MILWAUKEE Tri-Stat- e Don Gutteridge Gets Another Browns Major rf ' : r il r1 ri fr college 43 Delta State Teachers Memphis State 24 IT Omaha 56 Dana 32 Arkansas Teachers 38 Arkansas Tech 26 McPherson 38 Bethany 22 Central 48 William Jewel 38 New Mexico) U 44 New Mexico School of Mines 36 Arizona State Teachers college 42 Arizona 41 Howard Payne 47 McMurray 42 Manchester 36 Central Normal 34 58 Notre Dame Reserves 37 Quaehita 54 Hendrix 34 Pepperdine 44 California Institute of Technology 39- New Mexico Teachers 43 Adams State of Colorado 32 41 Missouri Valley 27 52 Nebraska WesWayne Teachers leyan 40 Upper 15A ESImmoprsyona6 Lynchburg college 35 Teachers 55 cUerrri! Henry 54 Morehead Central Michigan college 454 Grand Rapids U 37 Lawrecce Tech 40 Assumption 34 Parsons 69 Penn 28 Central 31 Iowa Wesleyan 29 Akron 57 Youngstown 39 Ohio Northern 68 Griffin 33 Indiana Teachers 44 Edinboro 37 Salem 54 Marshall 53 St Marys 46 Western Maryland 39 2T Roanoke collece 45 Hampden-SidneN C State 6r) Davidson 43 Wake Forest 36 North Carolina 20 Wentworth 30 Chillicoth Business college 24 e41 01C)1114' '''1169005 7 SALT Phone PrrTSBURGH Jan 27 (Al — Gustine youthful Pirate Frankie 4 second baseman returned his signed contract to the club Tuesday bringing to 15 the players signed for the next campaign - (1 BEST MILWAUKEE BEER t Frankie Gustine Signs 01:0 1011 MILLER A t c'At kk 0 ri( 1 i V11!! - oil -- - -- 4-- r L47:i 1 it 1 4 ' '' t'''IA g'l - '' ' - A : p 1 1 ' ' - A )07:1r1 h (0"41 4 I It- '' la I I1 - boro Mrs — Sth Wist IR Albert (Boots) Hollingsworth Sacramento southpaw pitcher was obtained on a similarly conditional basis by the Browns last week Gutteridge broke in with the Cardinals in 1936 as a third He was shifted to baseman shortstop in 1938 in a Branch Rickey experiment but couldn't adapt himself to the new position His hitting fell off and he was sent to Sacramento where - he bAtted 309 last season SAN Lurs Jan ' ' Company Truck Unit Joins First kid Force L Officer S ::--i s- - t' ST Johnston Hopes To Fool Pastor About 'hanuny' I Gets Boost OBISPO Colonel L I 27—Lieutenant Robert J Edwards of Salt Lake City formerly executive officer 222n4 Field Artillery Regiment has assumed duties as supervisor of the guard Camp San Luis Obispo it va announced at camp headquarters Prior to induction Colonel Edwards was chief auditor for the Utah state tax coinmission Major E W Blau of San Francisco was- named camp ordnance officer On orders of Colonel Henry T Bull camp commander stenographers clerks typists and other specialists of the camp command will attend school beginning next week to train at rifle and automatic rifle firing and all fundamentals taught combat troops The theory of the new schedule for office workers it was stated is that under conditions of modern warfare the men of each branch of service must be prepared to defend themselves from surprise attacks now staged from the rear as well as front lines Chief instructor of the school will be Lieutenant William L Jacobs of Denver who was a member of the top shootingColorado rifle team at the 1940 Camp Perry tournaments Promotiob of former Salt Lake City army recruiting geant to a commissioned officer's rank and advanccinent of 15 Utah men for flight training in army air corps pilots' schools were announced Tuesday by the wat department Receiving a second lieutenant's commission after 13 years of army service William F Holland forrgea nt in Salt merly recruiting Lake Crty and Logan has been assigned to combat intelligence work at Camp ROberts Cal lie in platoon leader in the Eighty-seventh ft infantry at Camp Roberts resides in nearby Templeton nd Cal Assigned to Schools The pilot trainees all of whom have successfUlly completed pre' courses at elimination liminary Edna J Layton of Kaysville Keith Conrey son of John F'Conley of Portage Mack V Bunder- 1018 East Eighth South street Howard M Allred son of Mr and Mrs M E Alfred of 737 Sixth Robert :T Holman son of Mr and Mrs Theodore L Holman of 1021 East South Temple street Wayne T Forsiund son of Mrs Myrle Forslund of 1196 Eighth East street Paul M McBeeth son of Mrs Elizabeth Phelps of Payson Waldo M Simonsen son of Mr and Mrs M W Simonsen of Emery Lloyd Brink son of Mrs long-distan- selective service registrants schedule(' for draft call during March will be examined by the army's traveling board of physicians from February 16 to 24 officials announced Monday Colonel B E Grey- - 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Defense precautions for hotels vvi4 be discussed at a meeting of and meals was 6:00 sounded by Miss Nancy E Finch 6:15 6:30 representing the State Nutrition council addressing Salt Lake 6:45 Round Table members Tuesday in 7:00 7:15 the Hotel Utah 7:30 She said vitamin pills and even 7:45 cod liver oil should be taken only 8:00 a of upon the advice physician and asserted that at best they are 8:15 8:30 a poor substitute for natural -- 8:45 foods I - Lieutenant T Donald Creer of iiOiiEi1TS GREAT tr long-distan- A warning against the "dangerous habit of munching vitamin pills and concentrates" as a substitute for sating wholesome foods : "Most rewarding program of the evening!" Hotel Men Wait Meet long-distan- Speaker Warns On Vitamin Pills I for duty East Midvale reported at Fort Francis- - E Warren Wyo aye-flu- e' - if mon Mr and Mrs LeRoy Bonder:40n of Emery LaVoi IT Davis son of Fred W Da:vis- of Genola: liansT Roth son of find Atm Harry Roth of Tooele Jim R Bush son of Mr and Mrs James L Bush of Ogden and Fred D Rowley son of Mr and Mrs David S Rowley of Spring Olen: To Combat Unit Grossman son' of Harold Mr and Mrs N Grossman of 1107 East South Temple street gradif--' ated from the air corps technical school at Chanute fk1d Ill and has been assigned to a cornbat4 moo Kelly field Texas and hat-- been assigned to schools in the Gulf coast states training area follow: Rodney Baird son :of Mr and Mrs S M Baird 1841 Sixteenth East street Rex C Tanner sonof Mr and Mrs LeVinz C Tanner'of unit Draft Doctors Set Exams to 12 1 ser- - a- 14 Operating Shop For better conservation of army equipment Camp San Luis Obispo will operate a clothing and equipage shop beginning next week Colonel Bull announced Tuesday Employing 52 civilian workers the shop will repair clothing shoes pillows mattresses tents and all equipment formerly sent out to private contractors or to an equipage shop at another camp The first operations of the new plant were begun this week with repairs of- shoes wedIn the first ding at Camp San Luis Obispo Private First Class William Dean 21 of Blue Rapids Kan was married to Miss Doris Petersen 19 who was at her home in Blue bride and groom making Rapidsvows of "I do" over teletheir phone lines stretching half way across the continent Rev Brown pastor of the Presbyterian church of Blue Rapids in the home of the bride officiated Sweethearts since childhood and engaged for three years the pair mardecided on the riage after transfers to new stations for Private Dean made it seem that the wedding date was constantly getting farther away "We got married over the telephone just to make sure" the bridegroom declared call from Miss A Petersen 6a few hours before the wedding assured the soldier that his bride had obtained the license and that all was in readiness in Blue Rapids Regulations Set Aside Lieutenant Colonel Henry S Beardsley signal officer at Camp San Luis Obispo succéedeil in having set aside the regulations of camp telephone againstforthe use but lines any military messages With the bridegroom in the ordnance offices at Camp San Luis Obispo were Major General William H Simpson troop commander and Lieutenant Colonel Don ordnance officer the Pepper bridegroom's commander as principal witnesses at this end Also present were soldier buddies of the ordnance company At the bride's home ' in Blue Rapids were Mr and Mrs George Larimer the bride's stepfather and mother and Mr and Mrs A R Dean Sr parents of the bridegroom and a party of relatives and friends of both bride and bridegroom The Camp San Luis Obispo basketball team will play the Camp Roberts team at the Camp San Luis Obispo sports arena the evening of February 4 Lieutenant George Seemann athletic officer announced Tuesday well-balanc- Army Advances 15 Uta Ims For AirnCorps Training The first American Red Cross mobile truck unit supplementing highway first aid forces was ready to 'go Tuesday It is the Sears Roebuck and company unit manned by company employes trained in Red Cross first aid work under Reed White an instructor with years of experience as a member of teams competing and demonstrating at state and county fairs The crew trifled training ac- tivities last year All members have completed standard first aid and advanced courses Another class with 55 'enrollees is now under way Seven Sears trucks are in the mobile unit Each truck is equipped with all first aid facilities including stretchers blankets and splints -- - everything needed' to supplement regular ambulance service in event of disaster of any kind Utah 1912 13 211 J011111111' --- a - - z eettel"o |