Show ”- r :4--v ' ' - - - - - k- a3 4' Quits Pitt 1 4 N 1 1 - 1--s- i - t champllurdler ssed 1 Ioricla Gets piiayers to - 1?- Bolsters Illice Quintet D111 ' '1i I I A' i 1 - J Loss of Pepper Cuts P C C i - - pre-flig- - - li4 1 v : 19 F st -- s !t I ' 1 aMnroatherL"Imclarru Stella a brother tensen Oscar K Sandberg a sister Selma and A 'll'''''a Sandberg all of Salt Lake City Mandberg I - - - t f Doonneyianduleptdryn2Cato 1 - 1 ' h2anta rmdrt 193& Irene Blahop Ware in Ogden are his widow: throw ions and twoSurviving daug htes Orvil I - Golden D and Howard J Doney Mrs Iota Platt of Canada and Mr! Cora Wilcox of Ogdatil also several halt brothers and sisters in Idaho 1 James Bertram Chamberlin 45 355 Seventht North street riled of a while heart attack Thursday morning in Price visiting Born in Montana February 10 1897 he was the son of Mr end Mrs James thhasiabeearrIlrilmnn yhaltiditeirthiatiter:Vve:orlt!elinsi warte I '' of Lake City for 25 years Mr are Chamberlin till Surviving Zell& Chamberlin: two Sons Ikarg widow Roy Chamberlin of VIn5oltver: Wseh: a!ld James Chamberlin of Salt Lake City: one daughter Mrs PPCIEV 1th of Salt Lake City and several stepbrothers and stepsis:ers Puneral services will be conducted at 574 East First South street the time to be- determined after the arrival of Boy Chamberlin from Vancouver ' bisho Wet Cumbing 6b of 424 North Main doteeec rellred railroad emoloye died Friday arlornoon ealn a Pocatello hospital ot pain:rat I at lrs Is Bertha Jackson Derbidge O Mn' Bertha Jackson Derbidge died Thursday morning of a heart aliment at tha home of her humbend's parenta Mr and Mrs Dorbidge 2378 South State street Mrs Derbidge was horn to Salt Lake 6 1912 She was mar(Any December ried October 1 1934 to W R Derhtdge She wile mother of a ion Richard fi Funeral arrangements are awaiting word from roIR dyes Surviving Mra tierbidge are her hatband and son her parenta Mr and Mrs W D Jackson H- two MiSterL Mn 6 and Mra R stongel of Richmond Nix of Sacramento eel: and a hrnther Raymond Jackson with the armed force - Cushing was born at lacttattulnUtah on February ES 1a74 antlcarnmfDev t140 to Rigby ttrir1 9121r Ilt:2a 2913 Pocatello Hilda Marie Ohlin Cushinga died in 1930 s-ai oth s Survivors Metier ritalltne of Flantaquin Mit:tiara Lairs of giitt Henry Custitng ?lid Mr Mrs Lydia Madsen of at Anthony Cy Myrtle Pitersen of Partly Utah anti sore four Hansen of nantaouin Francis Eldon Cushing of Idaho Fals Carl LeRoy ClishIng et Kimberly Bennott Chester Samuel Cushing Jr Phillip anelunknown add and six granderuldren 1 Mr tiSimtaeirdi I - VIRSHIUG-101- IICTUIILLY THE 191011LD'S 171111 CIIPITAIL? I - Africa In Veronica Ilyinans Sachs Funeral services Veronica for Mrs mans Sachs 50 of 813 Seventh East who died in a Salt Lake hospital Thursday sit 5 30 ft tn were conducted Friday at 2no East South Temple street by Dr Raymond J rope of the Unitarian church Cremation followed tit the Salt Lake memorial MilAllotelltil Mrs Sachs vas twrit May 8 1888 In Holland and had resided In Salt Lake City four year& Surviving are her husband t vvo eons Jacquva and Harry Sachs of Salt La Mot ell y and five Enters end a brother reId hi r Hy st root Vera Lune Braun Word hex been recelved by friends In Salt Lake City that Mrs Vera Lane Braun of Santa Monica Cal died there JelinrT 20 A former Salt Lake resident Mrs Braun returned tet Salt Lake City on visits title th aurvIved h y her husband Joseph a daughter Braun Mrs Denham Sent': a win Rtehard Lana Braun and a siater Mrs' li:thel Lane Lloyd all of Santa MMliefis Funeral services wilt he conducted flat- urday morning In Banta Monica - 1 illiy11!' BASKETBALL Ipit Neil Humphrey Ash — PROVO Funeral services fur Ned on of Arnold Humphrey Ash R and Irete litimphrey Ash will he conductel Saturday at 2 p Tn in the Provo First L D S ward rhaoel with George E Collard bishop officiating Burial will be in the Provo city burial park Friends may call ar the home 249 East Fourth South street Saturday prior to the :-- ' 1 m11111 "Your Sports Station" - st tt :7::::: 1 1 A 1 A Uri ---:--- 1 I I V' - :ii I :1 r '' i -liglita' - i 1 KR 8:45 p m 1160 on Your Dial KLO (Inn : j-- 8:15 to Conclusion services f1 I 1 cal- Utah vs Utah State - - - PF- - q U L IiipAs 4 fig-ib- k fL 6 : Alj'1 rn ot 2:55 Second Emit itrret It i Mr Dottglas was horn s t A Kan Its is survi cd by hts widow tchon Mrs Hilda Douglas of Stitt Laks City 4 I 1 I Douglas En - g in Holland m Funeral sotiviees for George A 50 3211 Washington st reel' who noughts died in a Salt Lake at Thursday after a wilt be conducted long Fisturday TY son and taerr gh M Mor- - Mrs 1 s for the r and let Vivi 1 P Ellison Shhhp company he went to Cana1 a as a homesteader fie returned to Layton hi 1917 At the LIMP or his death he woo a olio priest in th Went 1sytori L 14 X ward and for the past year he had heett id charge of ' the ward genealogY devartmenL Ilia first wife Mrs Eleanor Imthet Johni rlse : - James Bertram Chamberlin Chester Samuel Cushing — Chester' Samuel POCATELLO I - rvDirvue: I P41 behliwgrTtrel LaIrtonrnsterivergidyeear besides '''' Mr I A Mrsqu ''''''''' 1i 5 :4 III' Sydney Sfl wit Mrs Lula 'Klein 180 First avenue klen died at her home rn of a blood ailment at 8:40 Frida Mrs Klein was born tn Denver Colo Oetoher 3 1R92 a (laughter of Hrman and Netti Master Weinberger She was an 1 et h e soein wol'ker 9 past president of Monte Fiore sistrhood and a member of the fi'na Fi'ritit auxillaM 0011 Alfred Surviving H re tier hiusbarril a dauighter Klein of Beverly 11 its Ca Mrs Ruth Baum of elan Irranelseo: four nd Dr brothers JIOI Henry Weinhercer of San Diego Cal an AJoseph mold of Denver Colo and five Weinberger Ficers Mrs Dave Lery of San Diego: Mrs FR nil e Rosenblum of Imo A ngeI Mr Joseph L Mann Mrs M Vitrkovitz and Mrs Pauline echwartz of Denver George tk '' I' 3Iartipson A ' Done'y wog 45 LAYTON — Joseph Done''' known reaident of LAvton tiled Friday IL 4 a tn at his home atter a heart attark Mr Doney was born March 22 1477 In Franklin Idaho a eon of John and Miranda Roberts Doney Hts mother died when he WW1 a child and he came to >y "' oki--k : ef k 11(p4e1)11 may call prior to 1 services Saturday ' Burial will ' 1 morning' ait Lake tle C 4 Mr Sandberg 73 Main Ndoirotrih aSt2r6eet li in al while hritnbra Cal v" visitinA a daughter L h ward - '! it' s ' Sandberg ' itt Lula Klein or rs - dent to age eford Mrs in England was born Drak November 26 1b58a daughter of Betua- min and Eliza Fairfield Cooper Cleaver t Martinson Mrs Julia A Palmoluist t12 died wife of A nelrew Martinson Thttrsiiny at :1'30 p m at her home 827 East Sixth 8outh street of a peart at- tit k Mrs Martin SO ti was born November Most of her 23 1S80 at Fioche Nev life was spent in Salt Lake City Survivor are her husband two sons of a former mamage George E Barney and Ernest E Barney both of Salt Lake City and five grandchildren Funeral services xill :le conducted Monday at 2 p tn at 212 8 South- State street Friends may call at the place of service Sunday frum 4 to 9 p in and Monday until t ime of service Burial will be in Mi Olivet cemetery iis st ' ' 4 - Julia ht For Battle With "Ø'S S services for John S Sandberg will he conducted Saturday at 1:30 at 125 North ti m Main etrect Friends eso'fie'''''''''''sw She name to salt Iak City when 30 t- Years old and for the e 35 years she past been !vit' a member 'I of the T wenty-Itit'''Her 4 3iLDS 1 husband died Decem- 4or ) ber 4 1916 1 Surviving are one ': Se" ' s 1 Deaths i Funeral f-- -- Bay illeadows Gets Spring Meeting Okeh ' v John tson Lawrence J Drakeford of Salt six A )Lake r s ': Mrs Plar- daughters City: ry Featherstone of '11' z Oat: Mrs ii Oakland : John Holder Mrs R Mrs E aesitiCC Feveryear Howe Mrs V L Andersen Mrs N C Mrs Drakeford Avers all of Salt Lake City: 38 grandchildren and 32 Anyway - be)-to- '' : t i - I ki : 1I f- i s- '' t- I r -- '' 'Slider' Ranks uthRbins on ' :' Black-thatche- ca - '' I g op : ' - "-- - l r - '( ' I 4 - '4- Z - ' ' Mrs Eliza Cleaver Drakeford 84 widow re John Drakeford died Friday at her home 451 G oshe n street of ailments M ot- - A ' : :' ':7:: Deaths T Eliza Cleaver Drakeford - - 1 ‘r4 r TDeatlis ts g 1 4:!:"74:?: Y r January PITTSBURGH Jan 22 (UP)—The University of Pittsburgh eolle s 44f - t1 :' New York Yankees moved NEW YORK Jan 22 ' revealed Friday that Football Coach Charles W Bowser has re- ' ' 4t '4 '' 4 3 f Nick Etten base at first fill to their ' ' gap by obtaining big "i i Friday signed and that the school is negotiating with Clark D Shaugh' ''''' ' ' from Philadelphia Plus for an undisclosed amount of cash and f 444x0-''' nessy head Coach of the University of Maryland to succeed him two players from their Kansas City farm in the American AssoJames J Hagan Pitt athletic di- t ' NI ''' 1 rector said that Bowser's resigna- i '" ciation:: Pitcher Allen Gettel and First Baseman Ed WhitnetLevy 1 ' 15 '644 44Ptftt He tion is next March effective Etter a lefthanded power hit- - r I V said the school has had "some ne- -' 0N ter who batted 311 for thePhils 1 gotiations" with Shaughnessy but to a 265 pace tr 1941 but 5 i that they have not been completed last season will take the spotl I At College Park Md ShaugEu-'d' ''' ''''''' left by - liassett's entry into I s' '' 0 li e hnessy admitted he had been i rnlttarvr se rvic 3 t "sounded out" by Pitt athletic of- Ile is 23 years old and has been il I i L ficials but said that reports that Ir profeaaonal baseball since 1933 would be completed negotiations re st of the time in the minor 1111 leave soon were "premature and embar- - By Wayne Oliver HOUSTON Texas Jan 22 (2T1 Cherie(' Bowser SARASOTA Fla Jan 22 (Md Pitt for post in navy Bill Cummins leagJes although tie was with the --missing" He did not deny heto to Pittsa a as make Rice !entered 1)1anned will be some big league Institute There pole Athletics trip during part Pa'elphia vaulter and basketball player and burgh within the next week in Florida after all of the 1933 and 1939 E easons spring training Bowser who succeeded John hurdler became an Members of the winter baseball At Baltimore in 1940 he hit 24 as Bain (Jock) Sutherland Pitt Now he's gathering up the loose h:rne runs and led the Interna- - ends At to stage their here a colony 1939 in plan for coach has he's applied playing guard present tienal league in runs batted in on the cage corn- - own preseason conditioning kroas commission lieutenant and this team w:th 125 after wtich he was will do a lot of work on spring mander in the navy to before north vaulting gram join going drafted by the Phil schools and is expected to be their clubs which abandoned Flor- in preparation for the country's Gettei is a righthanded pitcher called to active duty in several meets who won 12 and lost 11 last year bigBill-diidatraining sites because of travel weeks some inside the vaulting f r Kansas City Ile had been in Southwest conference difficulties it was disclosed Fria last season Shaughnessy leading exponent the Ygt:kee organization for three but he was too busy with hurdling By litigg Newland of the "T" formation which he day by John Cooney and Paul or feur years SAN FRANCISCO Jan 22 ler used with great success at Stan- Waner to give his first and relay 1940-4- 1 would Levy who is 6 feet 5 inches tall love much running "We are going to get together of a fling —"Pepper" Martin's managerial ford university in tame up to the Philp once before Bill will desert his shift from Sacramento to Roches- bring 28 years of coaching expe- about the first of March to start It isn't that lr 1940 but did not appear in specialty—the high hurdles in to Pitt He ix 50 working out" maid Cooney "and ter deprives the Coast league of rience any games and subsequently was which he wag named on the possibly continue until a couple head-firs- t to the Yankee farm America team this week In slider base of its weeks after the dubs start their only the — by BALTIMORE: Jan 22 tin system He started the season at A A U—but rig-h- t be baseball's now spring training in the north fact Cummins may "Pepper" Unifrst base last year for the Yan- - doesn't have time for either hur- sole surviving student of this Clark Daniel Shaughnessy "We think that by working out kees but lost the job to Hassett dung or football coach in the warm climate here first we vaulting and probably will to the versity of Maryland ard was returned to Kansas City have and widely known proponent of will be In better condition than if to pass up the indoor meets method of getting safely we waited and started out with where he batted 305bag of the east because of basketball the "T" formation confirmed Fri- our teams in the north" This thought occurred through Last year Bill won the Sobeen nego1 west conference championship in a visit from Harry O'Day profes- day night that he has More Expected the high hurdles also triumphed sional player of the 1880s and an tiating with the University of lt--als outfielder in the central collegiate meet the amateur baseball historian of con Pittsburgh and said he expected andCooney baseman Waner and first a to definite Drake relays and the Corpus reach developments ' who outfielder at his siderable scope Captain O'Day Christi invitation meet in addition over the week end best was one of the National to the national A A U had Jotted down some notes The stage hittera said there Shaughnessy said discussions league's greatest Yet he won his athletic spurs at name of George Stallings was were Will-91already enough playnearly with Pittsburgh representatives ers here Austin high El Paso not as a a team and more were hurdler or sprinter but as a vaulter among themis best remembered for involved the post of head foot- expected for later The two veterans Stallings and cage performer ball coach and a full faculty pro- were signed up by the Brooklyn By Sid Fedor Boston 1914 Cummins come out for his feat managing the fessorship Dodgers Thursday shortly after NENIC YOr Jan 22 1r —The basketball in didn't his sophomore year Braves from last place on July 4 Shaughnessy coached Mary- their release by the Boston Braves to be a punchbut he's valuable to the National league pennant land's footballers last year after year's prize welterweight proved "We even have an said this season two seasons as head coach at Vaner referring to umpire" Hen- Butch party featuring Flailing flay Rob- - floor man four Athletics the then beating a time Bill tried working Stanford where his 1940 array line former catcher who is winirson and California Jackie Wil-Fin track along with basketball He straight for the world's series won the Pacific Coast Conference tering here ttnn waA s:grls:‘d Friday but Un- found it too strenuous He will not championship Other players here include Pitchchampionship and beat Nebraska cle Sam has been doing some get down to serious in the Rose Bowl game on Slid Head-Firer Paul Derringer of the Cincintraining more important fistic signing in- - the cinders until the cage season He formerly coached at Chi- nati Reds Heinle Manush former ends remembers not also until Stallings cago busiest of some Loyola of New Orleans and American league batting star now probably O'Day the competing eluding In his playing days prior managing a minor 'league club: the Texas relays April 3 in the business for his head-firsliding ability Tulane to World war he was Billy Sullivan of Brooklyn and first the As a matter of fact your Old Jose San for The latter— played a star tackle and fullback at the Johnny Moore of Los Uncle has signed up both Robin-an- d Angeles in the California State league in son Tami Mauriello who have University of Minnesota 20 About Usually his at 1891 and made fans clear it that daring more action than gasped Sbaugnessy prbably seen "no definite contract has been of"There usually are about 20 in diving yards through the air any others in their divis!ons in is in players here each winter so some Head-firthe past Year and then diped sliding came into fered" and that the matter should come in later" said the pen in the ink again to have vogue about 1890 O'Day recalls the exploratory stage but added more ' Waner it ready for some more top thtimpand was practiced into the 1900s that: Pittswith conversations "Then '"rhe there undoubtedly are into ers sewed chest padding Players have been very interesting some former amateur and profesto burgh the take uniforms their up Slated For Army shock Pepper Martin a rugged and I am very seriously consider- sional players stationed here with t1!a army and maybe we can interLOS ANGELES Jan 22 (UP) modernist As a result Ray's date with disdained such protec- ing the possibilities" He said the possibilities at est them in working out with us February 19 in Madison i —The Bay Meadows horse racing tive devices but then again his Pittsburgh would give him a po- We should have a lot of fun" Square Garden will be his last !plant near frequent late Fri- "headers" were lesscame sition "similar to the situation Meanwhile both Cooney and measured for a solwith befc)re he old The timers up was granted permission by day at Maryland where I have facul- Waner reported they were keepTanni too will And now and suit (her broken heads and fingers have rst one more trip to the the state horse racing 'board to then especially after the infielders ty status" while acting as direc- ing in top condition—Johnny with and director of his golf and Paul with his overy post before he starts doing his conduct a spring- meeting conceived the idea of blocking the tor of athletics sized victory garden education in in khaki late Thus physical either down knees s7ugging starti bag with their February 20 Paul "The matter came up unexlxfarc or early in April This tray up golf given The board gave its approval of the art of sZding feet first and be the affair the only meeting scheduled thus the hook slide were born late in pectedly" Shaughnessy said "and though "I Shot 72 yesterday when 'with Jimmy BiVing Cleveland's far for 1P43 after it received word the 1890s To take up the bumpa there is nothing definite I can about all I'd hoped for was an 85" he boasted Mr Long-Arsince Tami's fis- from military authorities that the players wrapped Turkish say" they towels Shaugnessy said he expected to tc around their hips conse- discuss family is finally getting around had no objection to the spring the matter with Dr H C to asking Promoter Mike Jacobs quently it may be stated that many racing at Bay Meadows to but it on Byrd president of Maryland or Turkish bath The regular season will be of 20 an old time hotel Promoter 'Mike announced the days' duration shortly a win game was helped but the track introduced the Shaughnessy paralysis fund would be granted permission to hold five Home Run Plan "T:' formation at Maryland last the beneficiary from the match idays of rticing for the benefit of and his team won seven of butween the unbeaten Robinson meet-Captain O'Day'a notebook also fall making it a y nine of some 173 fights in a 'charity losing only to Duke a run home —Wier in play completed and Vgames yielded TOLEDO Ohio Jan 22 and MI row as an amateur and pro—and lingThe allCalifornia winning over Ruttook an assist It amazing 1890 Jockey club through National open and eastern open and Florida among others Nvi:son a sergeant in the army gers Paul in St St Paul in Meadows place operates Bay table tennis championships will be row stationed at Mitchel field !which asked was playing Denver Two characfor a y meeting held this year as usual Ed C Lon:- - Island will be a tenIt were ters' Ike involved Treadway Vandals Lose Board Chairman Jerry Giesler rour7cler and Cannon vice president and nasettle at long Ibut who later fielder Denver left that emergency state tional tournament chairman anlast the argument of many "exMOSCOW Idaho Jan 22 (141-would be necessary if played for Los Angeles and Charnounced Friday California is Jackie fielder perts" that St Paul The State the Washington college regular meeting were ley Abbey hit the right The national open will be in St in the world extended with the on17- ball to right Cougars came back after a poor Louis the additional proTreadway March 26 and 28 o'f a with chance today field It bounded off the ground first half showing to beat the Unihanging The ea stern open sanction was an hilt hr on the winning string ceeds dedicated to service organ- and as Abbey charged in hit the versity of Idaho basketball team issued izations to the Columbia table tenof the skinny Harlem hammer The laws governing racing per- latter on top of the head and Friday 54 to 46 The Cougars nis center Washington DC and a claimed a Joins Next Month margin at inter- will be held February 20 and 21 mit only five charity days Gies- bounced over the fence for homer O'Day was there He was mission but Idaho hsd led through Cannon ler said to but board the agreed Ti-isaid skinny swatter from upat most of the first half the track management next second baseman for Minneapolis The sanction for the western tqwn already has taken the first join a off day week in asking Governor Earl the time and having open has not been awarded steps toward joining Jackie In Warren and the between the attended engame for the legislature the army As matters now stand Larry B Minneker president Takes Over Lead clubs of the U S table tennis tournahe probably will be inducted Fe- actment of an emergency measure rival the 20 additional charBrunswick Red Crown keglers ment said that in view of the debrary 23 four days after his permittingin the eight-teaseventh days ity Major mand for the game throughout the waltz with Wilson Weather Closet Road Originally Bowling league nine weeks ago nation it was decided to continue he was to have "gone iin' next OGDEN—Due to unanticipated Thursday night moved into first actively for the duration but he was given a weather conditions the road into place by winning four points from extension to straighten out his Snow basin winter sports play- the Independents Paramount Ice personal affairs y Mauriello was granted a ground east of Ogden is closed Cream split with Barnett Sr Weiss and will probably not be open this The Red Crowns have won nine stretch to prepare himself for the week end it was announced Friday consecutive matches to post a curscIdier job F L Montgomery president rent record of 44 wins against 24 Lars Jensen NEW ORLEANS Jan 22 ()P)- -- by losses of the Ogden Ski club Dare Jensn 75 died et '05 a tn After being shaken up and bruised Friday nfet a his home 2000 Fifth irdst5t so badly he had to cancel a mount heart ailment stret' Mr Jensen was horn August 15 1467 previous race Jockey Ve- - N-at Richfield a and Iteelbsell - 1 o - )iikr 4irthunc Bowser Seeks Navy Commission t Clark Says No Contract Offered J ' i 040w4r r Shitt to Panther School - UP)--- The 1 44 r : Levy and Gene' Join Phillies as McCarthy' Plugs First Base Gap 1 r - :'''''-L--- ''''i'ri'- 41) - ' - : Pitt Shaughnessy Discuss x ' 1 r izi)c Yankees Get Ellen From ll'hiladelphla 11 - 44414 Morning :!'kuitiroay 1 — lorgoveloopesgprev---- ' - di 0 Ho rr-r- 4 u 11 Saturday January 23 1943 —Mountain War Time tit aticy n KUTA-- 570 San-Francisc- IKS10-11- 60 System —Blus Network I' ICOrt--13- 20 Networt NBC i 25-da- AM 6 00 6 15 I - 25-da- 52-da- ll w-i- -- 25-d- ay 147-pound- er 28-2- 2 e R R 8 8 9 9 9 9 Tweedy Grabs Track Victory 90-da- 1 1 I BAsKETBALL : Utah Stat e As 1::: Ifs I Utah I i U ' I 1 ste'tr t fr o it 85c 55c ‘ - I GET TICKETS NOW TribooTelegrsuo U U I 1 I two-year-o- Sorvicis tr k g 1 m la uniEalisted form 35c 6 mills High School 35c to mills childron 25c 5 mills i I S:15 p m Prelim Army Game 6:30 p News or of Dsrt Grduot Nonegor's Offic - - ''' - - 1 1 z Lid - ' - 5 ld I one-sixteen- th - - Hitt a t'enr - I I P-- T A Party Vaughn Monroe's Or Salt Lake Classified Jerome's Or °Henry Muslcal Train- - with Cousin Ken Bennett playing requenta League 4Vataicha Know Joe Country Journal SAII Out for Vtatory tsiThe People's War (i'Adtrentlires In Science World News News House OArrov-Wair- y World News Golden Melodies OD Ia 6 30 6 46 7 00 Review— Royalty on Record First Tdition News Star Studded Review with MuitiedOma 1-1- 1 8 8 8 8 9 9 - ITheater announced Kitchen Kistler Star Studded O O - of Today News Music by Black The National Farm and Home Hour Will Hudson's Oren listrins of the Home- AM Brightest Stars Overnight News Final Bongs of Gene Autry ti S Dept Agrieultura °Rainbow House Melodies ()Clemons' Cowboys Morning Studio- Party OBint Repaid News— Lest We Forget Bing Sings Farm and Horne Hour - Music of Hawaii : 4'11 S Coast Guard 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MIchAel Roy I Afternoon Programs a ra' native reii rn a riu Ile resided in Schofield for 42 years prior toHemaking his home in Salt Lake married Etta Palmer May 27 City 1S93 and after moving here itt 102S he entered the grocery business finallyown store He was an acnperating his of the I D S church member are his widow: three daughtersSurviving Mrs Blanche Cobb of Hollywood Mn Bud Brown of Salt Lake City Cal of carsccio!tarsivv0087:rinsne Abbott William nf Hollywood Cal and J E Jensen of Poca 181100 Ideatin: oner ulster Mt knonhi Jensen SOMERVILLE Mass Jan 229for "everything under the sun" peak when he led Frank but reached the 850 —The war had for spending him for "tabbed" Giants' (Shanty) Hogan former a night at his folks' home and catcher to do things that even then ran it up to $200 during a the invincible John McGraw game argument couldn ' t make him do "We squabbled all morning and McGraw would have considered right through the game" said Ho- that he had reached the millen- - gan "It reached Its peak about nium if he could have awakened the seventh inning when the fine Hogan in time to report for 10 after taking several $50 jumps a m practice That's a lot of Now Hogan a reached $200 ship rigger gets upat 5:30 a m— money for sp endin g a night with end likes it your folks" "The swellest thing about work- Hogan said he would like to ob- tarn never a is a minor league club after the in that you ing shipyard had enough ex- get fined" said Hogan reminiscing war because "I've about the days when he was known perience to serve as president as one of IdcGraw's "bad boys" bench manager trainer ticket- "During the five years I caught taker concessionnaire and every- for the Giants McGraw fined me thing else" He pointed out that "he's still in Harry Richards' Co- - a total of WOO No wonder some lumblin Day was third two more ball clubs can afford to pay big his prime—he's only 36 years old totes that 248 pounds lengths away Moon Maiden cov- salaries They take it back from But he :still he tried to workoff when he was in you in fines" ered the mile and 115 5 and returned $530 Hogan said McGraw fined him with the Giants 3-- FIELDHOUSE Reserved Seats General Admission k' 1 U Former Giantas Rigger Bad Boy Working : three-year-ol- JAN 23RD OF 7 ar Reforms six-furlo- TONIGHT U a Cuban who rides :nnortthe Nodarre Ziegler Jr came back following event at the Fair Grounds track Friday and guided the Ziegler eolt Tweedy to an easy victory The triumph came in the dash Michaud purse a for Tweedy romped home by three lengths in1:12 to pay $820 The ColdGlory closed fast to beat the Silver Star stock farm's Navy Cross by a length for the place Nodarse went to the post on a filly Easy Mary for the previous race and was injured when the filly made a corn- plete turn in her stall while await- ing the start Stephen Mesaena's Moon Maiden galloped to a length victory in the Algiers purse which served as a companion feature before a crowd Weil's Ilatchow was osefc3o5nTwtle News -- 10:45 11'00 11'15 1130 11 45 1 tr' I Deaths I -s- 10 10 15 10-3- m ay I Variety program with Tenuceslan Melodies Don McNeill &Master Morning Melody World News of Ceremonies Music Morgan Manner youth on Parade News Newa and Music Hank Lawson's Knights I I'National Hilibillys MAIrwiles Service Men'e Hop — 00 15 30 45 00 15 30 45 00 Duds Ettnen— Farm News World Co gg News Your Favorite Hymns The Yawn Petrol— Time Reports World Coverage News Last Call to Breakfast —Morning Serenade 3ystern Piatwora KDYL fert I The Breakfast Club— 7 DO - 30-d- News 7 15 7 30 7 45 Table Netters Plan Meet I I 646 m inf:-iritl- Roundup iTextus Jim Robertson 30 8 1Newo or tb World Farm Flashes Club Boston Bubrman Organ News The Ross iziisters KLO-r- 430 Music ()Carlos lotottna6s oreheatra from Warh DC Arthur Hale News— Your Church and You U 6 AS ' Programs Evening - ' S Naval I - 1 1 ' 1:110 rn:j 4ts rviri a 1 I far ZEE is - I i I 1 li:i5 E' S It - i i 1 li OE 1240—K0190s 4-- Provo 1450-1(- EUI Price: troodeest Mutual end Intermetontein Network Programs - 1 I e '' ''' ' '' ' 4' ''''' 4 ''' ' 4 ''''''' 4""-'061414- 116 - tx AP " s r0 9b 0 0c 4 e40A 4- Ala 00k ARL4 ol"444166000 1 - ' I I ' - k - - --- ' - 6 30 a oo Visit to Amer- Music with Wings Recruiting 000 l a 116 World News Waldo Condon Prevu Eagle Club with 6 15 10Weekly a 30 Dance Music the Hour KSL Orchestra Series tie 0 30 ' 55-- E Rhodes 6 45 sevareid News (a'Alelc Drier News 6 45 7 00 eotNettonal Barn Dance: °Chicago Theater of the Your Hit Parad7 00 7 IS Air Joe Kliv m e featuring the e:nr:ent 7 IS Edward Tomlinson I I 7 30 tCan You Top Th le? 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