Show '"iil'irNir'Irlisrltew""""UF'VrtVowirogom4amer'regivo oP"r"qtr"'"'''Icri'""P"'"VnIrll'omt r kv ::rz7 04I Amelritourvogrowlf 4wvinitAstror2 - is evorravotwu - - — -- - -- - ' 'tegiit ' 41i1"00 DO1'44412'414435r4u11144444— - - A" "itort: i I ' i :Thursaa y Morning Ijc Georgia Puts A AU Asks Damper on For Army's Sports Curb Board of Regents Votes to Continue Sports or Georgia Tech' unless "further emergency should develop"—or unless diminishing gate receipts Indicate public disapproval The state board of regents adopted Wednesday an administration-sponsored resolution continathletics thus ping ending controversy created last week when L W Roberts Jr member of the board urged suspension of football to avoid interference with the war effort Special Committce At insistence of Governor Euhowever the gene Talmadge board named a special committee headed by Roberts "to look into the matter" and guard against lag in which in the academic speed-u- p colleges are seeking to graduate students in 24 to 3 years Georgia's action followed closelv the withdrawal of a similar proposal in Mississippi where the Intercollegiate football would have been suspended at the University and MississipPi of Mississippi 0 the State college Sponsors of matmove in Mississippi said the ter would not be considered further unless public disapproval of 1 athletics developed Georgia and Mississippi State last season were two of the stand- ti 2 out football teams of the south State won the unofficial championship of the Southeastern conference while Georgia went to the Orange bowl at Miami 'Covers Situation' 3 '"No' one is more in favor of athletics than I am" said Robert ' 1 e a player at Georgia Tech "I think this resolution covers the 1 situation We will have intercollegiate athletics if it does not interfere too much with scholastic P standings of our boys As far as i I'm concerned this has settled the question" Sharp debate engaged the the regents over appointment of SanRoberts committee Chairman dy Beaver and Regent George C Woodruff of Columbus Ga arguing It would interfere with existuning athletic control and create athfuture of certainty as to thechecked a move letics Talmadge to—eliminate the committee and the board voted 4 for the resoIution Apology Charge Zing 145-poun- ht I 1 I light-heavyweig- ht I light-heavyweig- ht 9-- Bonny Golfers Name Leaders i I Skaters Await National Fete Florida Spring Pleases Alsab (113)--Af- Ai Plan gl are under consideration for soldier club houses and recreation centers at Oceano Pismo beach Morro bay and Avila follows: Where perms rpe n t dressing April 21 FlIngham at Toole are not available plans are rooms at Jordan Cyprus made for soldier groups to 23 being April Jordan at Toorie tents for each swimming supply Bingham at Cyprus Glos said Major group 28 April Jordan at Bingham Coordinate Plans Tootie at Cyprus April 30 In plans for swimming and other Toorie at Bingham Jordan at Cyprus recreation durMay 5 schedules of summer the ng Tooele at Jordan San Luis Obispo and Camp Cyprun at Bingham Camp Roberts will be coordinated for the JoriramY 1 Bingham at Tousle best handling of the largest posCyprus at sible groups of soldiers At Camp Roberts volunteer classes of soldiers already are training in water safety courses directed by Robert Wiseman camp Red Cross director Graduates of these classes are to accompany each group of soldier swimmers Three changes Wednesday Were for life guard duty Each recrearecorded in the annual women's tional group will have Red Cross state bowling tournamen at the graduated soldiers who have been awarded first aid certificates Ritz alleys To work out plans for extending Ruth Young moved In o IL tie for fifth with Madge Ciarton' in "home hospitality" for soldiers the singles Beth Lamber And Sel- representatives of the Camp Robma Elsinga took over fourth spot erts special services section are In the doubles and Leona Collins holding meetings with community and Helen Wise climbed into the groups in Paso Robles andinother the towns and communities ninth in the doubles Tournament officials listed the Camp Roberts area following leaders in the Unorganized Basis Lois Olsen 1511 Zilla Layton The civilians have extended hos1492 Ivy Walker 1481: Edith Jenpitality on an unorganized basis nings1467 Jerry Smith 1461 ac- but organized groups have asked will division be Only singles that the issuance of their invitative Thursday tions be simplified and include more soldiers Included in the same hospitality are being (41 plan a trangements made for invitations to more civillans to attend Camp Roberts affairs A $10000 exhibition of art coland being shown at soldier lected Lawrence A Nink ind Tack Campki by the art in national deTemWignall Wednesday at the will be moved fense organization ple alleys took over first Wade in this week from Camp Callan San the doubles handicap division of Diego to the enlisted men's servthe annual state bowling tourna- ice club at Camp Roberts ment Edward Biberinan prominent The pair turned in a gross 1303 will give instructions to which included a 633 scratCh b painter artists in the Wignall and a 586 scratch by Nink painting of murals while the exfor a 1219 total Their handicap hibition remains in this camp: was 86 pins Holmes former head of This scratch score InCidentally artRalph at Carnegie Tech will told a was two pins higher than that series of lectures for the soldiers turned in by D R Holt and Dewey and will conduct classes in sketchMoss of Magna who won the ing scratch division Holt and Nross' A chorus of 35 including 20 girls however are resting in second from near-b- y Paso Robles will be a feature of a symphonietta now place in the scratch division Delbert Long of Tooele moved in rehearsal for presentation on into fourth place in the singles the Camp Roberts "recreational with a 692 gross His scratch was hall circuit" Lieutenant Ross B 208 242 215-- 665 Ramsey of Salt Lake City assistIn the team division Rio Grande ant camp special services officer led by John L Elzinga with a 587 announced Tuesday turned in a 2962 gross which was Directör of the presentation is Private Mud J Sickbert formerly good for fifth place of the Illinois state Schedule for ThuradaY 7:43 p In—Tams: Sugar Bowl Merril supervisor music W A P project Bar Harry Lovett' quad Sherwin' Wil naIlarns' Paint Vincent Barer Shop 1eicie Corporal Bertil C Milner Fall Alarms be the will known singer 0:30 p and sinzies:' Ray tionally Griffith featured vocalist Earl Simmons Women List Pin Chanares 4 all-even- Leads Chan In Pin Meet - (UP)---Coa- ' ch money-winnin- - I : ! --7 title-winnin- ) - : I - I 1 4 10-rou- - - Westerners Cop East-WeWomen's Slalom Classic st Cards Send Pitchers To Rochester Club - Fla April 11P1—Rookie Matt Surkont and Veteran Ira Hutchinson pitchers of the St Louis Cardinals were sent Wednesday to Rochester of the International league Surkont only 19 has a tremendous fast ball but the Cards judged he needed more seasonHe won 10 ing to gain control and lost six with Rochester last year Hutchinson used mainly in relief had a 5 record with the Cards Both are right handers is st 1-- 1 points to the east teams 4066 The west's four best racers were Clarita Heath Pasadena Cal: Kathleen Starratt Lake Tahoe Cal: Virginia Gurnsey Salt Lake City and Shirley McDonald Tacoma Wash Lawrence D Hobabagen-MancinJa(7 Moss Kener-- ' FreemanVetterli Singles Joe Barnev Angus Oulen Jack Quinn Delbert Long Bill Hallmark - women were tered en- all op 1287 1279 3284 1258 - 7:45 8:00 8:15 2 9 90 11 N- ' 741 709 ti93 692 684 i'"' S 11111 STATE h 1 ''' Li v Dr Arthur W Olsen g r: -- - - - t'ti j -- - - 1 1 In- stalled as exalted ruler of gait Lake lodge No 85 BP E luncheon at ' r '''s ! : Dr Arthur W Olsen took over duties as) exalted ruler of Salt Lake Elks lodge No 85 Wednesday night at the annual installation ceremonies in the Elks club 139 East South Temple street The installation was performed by past exalted rulers of the organization Other officers installed were Douglas F Tanner esteemed leading knight William J Fouyer esteemed loyal knight: J Melvin Knapp esteemed lecturing knight Parker Campbell secretary: Howard M Dunfield treasurer W tyler and George F etenrmig trustee for a five year Following' his installation Dr -- as organist W H Nightingale retained his position aA executive secretary Honoring the retiring and InOlsen who succeeds H M McNeil coming officials art inaugural ball appointed Dr M H Dearden as will be conducted Saturday night esquire Joseph T Pence assist- at 9:30 p m in the Elks club for ant esquire Ray S Birch ' assist- club members and their partners ant esquire Harry E Deardorff it was announced following the Installation ceremonies over camp for the benefit of soldiers The sale of stamps thrifty 1 0 and bonds to Camp San Luis af 1) 11 4E47 e tr II e been has vs the rbr b0 Obispo troops among i 17411—ak highest recorded in training Don't Miss Russ Stowort's camps Major 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Bottle of 100 Tablets by $ mail (add Sc for postage) or sold direct by HEINZ 2102 Ll''' it71-- Afternoon Programs 12:30 12:45 I :00 1 I 4 err- MUSCULAR PAINS I III I' - 1 10:00 10:15 1030 10:45 11:00 11:15 11 30 1 1:45 D HEINZ Cuttingr—'theirconvention time top--a single day be'diiTliii) of the war several hundred members of the Utah Cattle and Ijorse Growers' association will meet Saturday at the Newhouse hotel to consider matters vital to their industry Many old time issues such as big game taxation and grazing i willI share the floor with rationing a n d priorities President L C Montgomery of Heber said Wednesday The convention will cicr-- e with an old fashioned cattleman's' Covera10 915 930 9:45 - '' rci -: - r‘--7AN- Take I -- 3 News oi the World Farmer's Round-u- p with Ted Kimball Round-u- p 7 160:'0s600: El v 0 Farm --- 1 i I '' ' Farm Pleasant Coverage News I (11:4—i Music ind ifarkets Morning Devotion Tbe Yawn Patrol— Breakteat Club Don 7 :00 : m C McNeill Morning Melody Spicy Melodies 7:15 World Coverage News 7:30 World Coverage News Lenten Services 745 Glenn MIller's Ora— Breakfast for Two Last Call to Breakfast Associated Press Sews I bo Helen Hiett news Serenade °Songs or the Church- 8:18 :Morning on Parade ge News 8 Strings 30 °Singing World Coverage News Women in War Pages Turning 845 The Morning News Orphans of Divorce a 00 Story of Mary Marlin Orphans of Divorce Amanda Holiday Serenade 4Right to Happiness Honeymoon Hill 915 John's Other Wife 4 Lone Journey drama Wife Other John's 9:30 Just Plain Bill 4David Hamlin drama Milky Way Just Plain Bill 9:46 Kate Smith Speaks Jean's Club 004 Bess Johnson 10 Ogden Classified Sister 4 Bachelor's Children Big Mary Lee Taylor '0:15 IPatty and Home Hour (ilielen 10-3World Coverage News Trent Romance Farm and Home Hour Our Gal Sunday Road of Life drama 1045 Cl can-U- p Ii'lIfe Can Be Beautiful Baukhage Talk !rig Brigade Mu- laBaukhage Talking :00 I Claude Thornhill's Or 'Woman In White sical Varieties Musical Train :15 I Vic and Sade Kitchen Klatter Music and News 11'30 World Coverage News 4 Dr Kate drama Viennese Orchestra 11 AS 7773°0 1200 N 1 —Blue Pages of Melody Texas ilm Robertsom 6:55 News Breakfast Club Don McNeill tn c — 12:15- - ' - ' as Detroit pitcher said Wednesday he would remain on his North Garden Ira farm all summer' before he would sign a Contract calling for 'aboutTiger a 50i per cent pay cut" from his 1941 !sal- ary "Farming's nct a bad job" he said "I always work here in the winter and if 1 don't get a contract to my liking I'll work i it in the summer too" 1 - ( CHARLOT TESVILL E :Va Aprill 1 (JP)—Luther (Bud) Thom- Donald Twenty-fou- r New!' 615 630 6:45 -- - Tiger Hurler D To Remain on T ': y M 0: 00 - ' 1:105 Ignall 0 i J Freeman-v- - Ninknojacitabicks A ' e' - I DON'TI SUFFER WITH ! Starratt and Woolsey tied' with 1:281 A Noon rn-- :' : A Guest-Fran- The eastern top times were Nunn New made by Anne-Mari- e York Betty Woolsey Cornwall Conn Turid Thorsen Washington D C and Virginia Sinclair New York Individual honors went to Miss Heath Harriman cup winner with time of 1:208 Gumsey 1:243: Nunn 1:257 Mc- SUN VALLEY Idaho April women Wednesoff carried the honors in day womthe annual open east-ween's slalom competition with a west team of four scoring 341 ST 'PETERSBURG f'''''' ' 't One-Da- in L Saturday S 'i ' -":''' y ( Pa4rley' 7:: - s '' II: l':: - IKSI--416- Network ':-'- -: :I: :i ' I IA'arAl-Glen- - I KUTA-- 570 I I It Ed and BIth apratt R 0 Isohnon Tom tmery Ab Bishop) Al Swenson-partne- r (doubles only) Givan-Bil- l -Ed 10:15 p Corley The standingIt Teams Marsh Pest Control Ogden no5s Blatz Beer Helper 2988 A A A 'Pent 2987 Coone Lunch 22997621Rip Grande "1 ''''Vs Thursday April 2 - et I 1 : Tlinatt1 oral -- Plan t Men Buy Bonds The payolt so far as Cam") San was concerned ocLuis Obispo curredi Tuesday when tables for the sale of stamps and bonds were set up alongside the pay tables all '1 ''' I" r Men Map 42 'Meeting - - ' I I - - beaches sacation - 1 et Tattle Horse ' - officer announced Wednesday The official recognition was given by Major General Robert C Richardson corps commander and Major General William H Simpson troop commander The high scores it was stated at field artillery headquarters are attributed to the full year of training now completed and the constantly improving work in all activities Mobility Gains Praise In addition to high firing sores the field artillery also was commended for mobility Movements with all equipment and material are being made as a matter of course within time limits which six months ago would have been considered next to Impossible the executive officer said Ttie field artillery troops are commanded by Brigadier General Charles P George Led by seven drum majorettes and the San Luis Obispo: high school mixed boy and girl student band Camp San Luis Obispo troops Monday night staged a "colossal" torchlight procession from camp headquarters tb the service club to boost the sale of defense stamps and bonds Used Old Cans Constructed of cans salvaged from camp mess hall kitchens and with distillate-soake- d rags for wicks the torches smoked and smelled as did the lights in torch processions of decades ago1i In a program at the service club arranged by Major Joseph Chillington field artillery chaplain and Captain B D Affleck of Salt Lake City camp adjutant spellbinders made "rousing" speeches soldier and civilian talent staged a variety show and the evening ended with a dance nesday Additional facilities including showers and dressing rooms will Atasbe installed at county-owncadero lake fresh water swimming resort with funds supplied by the office of defense health and welfare Installations of facilities are planned for Pismo beach Avila Morro bay and other ocean ''' L i V - -- I T 0-4 -4- z - - CAMP SAN LUIS OBISPO There is plenty of activity on boxers of the eight-ma- n Cal—Seven of Utah the University campus to represent Camp team camp right now with spring football in boxing conLuis San Obispo track and tennis drills going full tests with teams of other camps blast under the pleasant spring have been selected following the sun three-da- y camp boxing tournaCoach Armstrong had a squad ment just ended it was announced pper of 46 gridders but late laboratory NI ednesday i the classes makes it impossible to get civilian W box P A recreation program camp more than 30 players out for the Privates Roland Humsacker and drills at any one time he reports J Lamannuzzi of the d Coach Armstrong is being aided class will box Friday evening to in the grid work by Coaches Karl decide which one of them repreSchleckman and Bill Swan sents the camp in this division The Utah tracksters are fast In the tournament their rounding into form with a chance match w a s declared a to stretch their llegs on the cinders draw Coach Armstrong and Coach Vadal Others of the team are Private Peterson are directing the cinder Orville Young 135 pounds Priactivities With both frosh and vate Don Fairbanks 140 pounds varsity men out for the sport the Private D Campanelli 150 pounds stadium is lively with activity 160 Corporal Virgil Carrico The Utah track is being scraped pounds Private Charles Hibbard and put into condition for the 175 pounds Corporal Del Delloand Serranzi opening of the seasozi Coach Arm- 7: strong announced Wednesday that geant Charles Hibbard heavythe sorority relays would be held weight az usual but no definite date has Fairbanks was champion in his been set for the event yet division class of the Thirty-fift- h Coach Herald Carlston has a at Fort Robinson Ark Delloranzi squad of 18 netters out for the was champion court game ang a "very promising of the Thirty-firs- t division when to put it in the words of it was at Fort Lewis Wash and squad" the new mentor Carlston plans Carrico was Golden Gloves chamto cut the squad to about 13 ber pion in contests in Omaha Neb the end of the week The first intercamp matches will Meanwhile preparations are be- be between Camp San Luis Obispo ing rushed for the opening match and Camp Roberts next week with B Y U which has been Lieutenant Edward EL Hurley changed from April 10 to April formerly teacher and athletic 13 at the "If" court The univer- coach at Idaho Falls Idaho high sity spring v on tenth Coach Buck Dixon sistant special services officer in Nearly 30 golfers turned out of the B Y U agreed to the change sports arena activities first the for iii—t17- eWednesday night Wednesday Golf meeting of the Bonneville association held at the clubhouse Rod Korns Steve Howells Dr M G Kuhre Arnold Goff Ralph Vetterli Milt Cushing and Willis Peterson were elected directors The for the coming campaign directors will meet in the near OGDEN — Winners of roller MIAMI Fla April 1 future to elect a president from of his boasted speed skating events in the annual Utah showing anonewinter their Own group of strenuous during : Kelly Hanes president for the state championship toutnament at training Alsab the 1941 juvenile last two years presided at the the Berthana rink in Ogden Wed- champion is enjoying the Florida Hayden Newton new nesday were planning their rheeting so well to hehas stayed overspring trip a talk short club gave pro at the time the contests in national Philadeland outlined a new handicap sysDue to leave a week ago for tem He predicted a big year with phia April 15 to 18 Downs the Churchill dayligthp extra play assured by the The Ogden event was sponsdred colt has remained in his stable ht-naving war time Newton announced that the club under approval of the Roller Skat- quietly gaining the weight that would be open for play Saturday ing Rink Operators' Association of critics thought he lacked for the The many improvements at the America: making it a national tough competition at Hialeah clubhouse made a big hit with the competition elimination cbntest Park The colt was to have left Wedmembers The meeting was topped Winners of the state meet which but Owner Al Sabath of nesday a lunch off with Dutch ended late Tuesday night will Chicago said it might be the first leave for the national meet Mon- of next week or even longer before his departure Denver Legions Win day according to C C Saunders Aside from the mild of Ogden who was in charge of transportation has been spring somePraise From Coach of a problem There were the meet here thing DENVER April 1 Winners in the various events plenty of freight cars available Jack McCracken veteran of 13 included the but a steel car such as his trainfollowing: g ers thought the years of independent basketball — Junior ladies' event and deserved could not guard four times Shirley Moulding figure thoroughbred of Ogden first be found: said Wednesday he never saw a Downing of Salt Lake team that "had the urge to win" Darlene Sabath said he thought Alsab second and Annette Brophy as did his Denver Legions 1942 City be ready to run ' In the would of Ogden third National A A U champions $15000 Chesapeake stakes at Junior men's figures—Bobby Shewell Richard Heninger second and Teddy Havre de Grace April 18 McCracken spoke at a luncheon first Sri Affelbarger third ail of Ogden attended by more than 300 sports Novire figures ladies—Wanda HawkeS of Ogden first g Bernice Thomas of Salt fans and all members of the Lake City second and Paul Holmes of l Win team except Bill Strant Oglen third Men'—Lou Hall of Ogden 17th Straight George Edel of Ogden second and YORK nigan! Wyoming university star fitrist Bayes NEW of Salt Lake City third April 1 (Ur) — Senior 1igure who earned an 13914 ladies—Betty Empey of Freddie-Arche- r rating undefeated first replacing Julia Nwith the Legions in the tourna- Ogden J welterweight Sait Lake City second as sItAs'iTileclagt-- Newark s B Wardle of Salt was Wm Men'—Jame Mrs presrnent1 Strannigan chalked up his 17th consecutive ent to receive a jacket with an kneicEa cr57t'spactiododNickey Tabla rag of victory Tuesday by outpointing — Sit Lon at Pairs and ing Betty Empey emblem signifying the title gold Hans of 139 Mexico in Ogden first Paula Holmes and Carlos Malacaras' basketballs a watch and a war Dale Wiseman of Ogden second: Connie the feature fight at the bond for her husband now a naval ?1400sreoszna4 James Wardle of Salt Lake Coliseum S physical education instructor at Norfolk Va y CAMP SAN LUIS OBISPO ROBERTS April 1— will be this under April 1—After three weeks of conway Surveys week to prepare the "ol' swimmin' tinuous firing practice the field holes" of San Luis- Obispo county artillery of the Camp Sari Luis for Camp Roberts and Camp San Obispo command has been !given Luis Obispo soldiers Major Karl high praise as one of the hardest L Glos Camp Roberts special hitting field artillery sections in Colonel A E services officer announced Wed- service Lieutenant Billings field artillery executive - - Rules Lodge Firing Mobility Reach Peak in Year's Time I 1912 93 'April 2 CAMP ht ri-vo- one-tim- 2 I games listed for April In Thursday's competition the best singles and doubles men of Tooele will swing racquets with the Cowboys at Grantsville the Granite troupe will play on the Bingham courts and Davis will be at Murray The opening day of track competition April 10 will match harriers of Granite Jordan and Murray on the Farmers' field Bingham will play at Tooele and Cyprus at Jordan in diamond contests April 21 the Miners being picked to put up a good scrap for loop honors again Last year the Bingham nine won the Jordan pennant defeated Juab of Nephi in the state ff lost to the Box Elder Bees of Brigham City who were awarded the state title All baseball contests this year will begin at 3:30 p m the schedule being arranged with all games on Tuesdays and Thursdays The complete baseball schedule Athletic Drills Obispo Names Ring Team Speeded Up hard-foug- Of All Available Water Sports Sites 21 - - gnkt I tt oet Ill IVO: Ii Soldier Camps Camp Obispo Jordan Prep Plans Map Artillerymen Set Teams For SIVimming Draw Praise Duels SprincY Schedule Surveys Scores ' High had president said Wednesday and Charles L appointed a committee to call on of our national Obronasrtein o fmgeomvbeerr the commanding gdineral of the nors to go to Baltimore and talk Third corps area to insist on an the matter over with the comapology for remarks attributed to manding general of t h e Third area corps area thus putting a stop Major Richard1 O'Connell morale chi e after the A A U to unwarranted remarks such as San attributed to Major O'Connell barred Marty Passaglia Francisco selectee from playing "I personally believe that an with an A A U basketball team apology is in order from Major The AA U ruling was made after O'Connell and I have instructed Passaglia had competed against this committee to insist upon it" professionals Noting that Major A K Tunnell special services officer at "After carefully studying th Aberdeen Md subsequently sugreport of the registration comgested a conference to discuss the mittee of the South Atlantic asmatter Di Benedetto Wednesday A A U of sociation submitted said the Tunnel' said he wantto me byPresident Carl F Gail ed to "Major matter over with us of the Baltimore district I am and talk the the A A U was a fine that susconvinced that the firmly bunch of men I am glad toknow pension of Marty Passaglia by that he feels this way about us" U A A was the South Atlantic O'Connell week said last Major perfectly In order" Di Rene "this whole thing smells unto high detto said in a statement Wedheaven" and declared that if Pasnesday saglia was not allowed to play "I have this day appointed a In the A A LT tournament the army not permit boxers to appear special committee consisting of would Daniel J Ferris national secre- in an A A U championship tournatary Carl F Gail president of 4 ment By Romney Thee ler ATLANTA Am' 1 UM—There'll be no wartime suspension of football at the University of Georgia - 14 4 NEW ORLEANS April 1 (IP)—The National Amateur Ath- letic union means to have an apology from the army for recent Spring athletic competition will commence in the Jordan prep disremarks of a major who said that the A A U suspension of a trfct Thursday with squads of six soldier-athlet- e schools tangling in tennis open"smacks of axis effort by a fifth column" ers the track opening set for Lawrence Di Benedetto A A U April 10 and the first baseball association South Atlantic the he s I kq - -- - 1 U P ( |