Show - - - ''- - - s- - v - v - b mit 22 e5 alt t akc irribunc Ztaturclay Morning 1913 ary Utah Aggies Down Redskins 51 to 42 Logan Crew Complete Masters Teams Play-- Again Saturday I From the Press Box 6 1943 Believe It or Not RipieyjFinal Scores 10f Utah By raurray Five Loses to - -- - - - I I 4 ---- r1''l 4147Offr' ''-- 'a ' p'' 4 ' By Jimmy Hodgson L 5 I r 4 LOGAN—What's going to happen to intercollegiate athletics ‘ next year? --- "1--- i06 - : Iit!::"0 v--- 1 T fitz - 7 ' 2- 7- '''' r r r ''1"g'41 lok r:1: 4411 - - (7-:'- ' ' " - - - ---- - J - - r) Contests N Ogden-Cach- v ct I - Granist'e' 3Dellfeat: District e - Box Eider 31 Osden 48 Bear River 28 Weber 33 :1 1 dr T - t t Region One I 1 - Region Two GrantsN'ille t' t t ' Jordan District - This question is asked daily by '' -k t if'' Granite '29 Grantsville 17 anyone connected with the sports Tooele 17 Jordan 28 14 game Local fans of course are 1turray 2125 Daviii 30 i27 S 1 t '''' ' r CyPrue 1 Bingham dm particularly interested I n t h e ' 7' ' '''' 401 District Summit 1 --'"4-1- f Mountain States conference t i iii ‘1-By Jimmy Hodgson North Summit 30 Park City 45 To get an answer to the queetion Wasatch high 30 Morgan 3n Murray aim dropped from t" 11 2: 'V41 t 23 20 Memorial 1 South Summit LOGAN—Utah Aggies' stalwart basketeers outshot Judge l if there is an answer now we unbeaten class Friday the Dar4er'' 4 : ' 2-: ' '14 out Coach L E "Dick" ' a 30 to 21 dand comrletely outp)ayed the Universit4 of Utah's luster- sought 2'4'-‘ hand them Darts 1 1:Three if i 4 ar i Region Romney director of athletics at t feat Granite pushed through to tt i t t f less Redskins here Friday night to hang up a 51 to 42 victory Utah State and the oldest college Alpine District ' B T high 20 Lincoln 25 i 29 win i 'k : against a much 17" - athletic leader in the state in the f '' !!:''' ' t11aiA 1 ii'': Lehi 24 Pleasant Grovii 27which was even more decisive than the score would indicate c - fi Grantsville five to keep : of 7 service ? Nebo 'sDistrict If has the proved point anyone :1 - '14: 4 it ' 'AU toiter------The triumph kept the Aggies Ii y8 answer to the question it should tv41-i ringville 32 Tintic 38 on tr now record clear and p'emsenweeletriaer its I 24 the western division title chase as be Mentor Dick lj ab at Payaott (Saturday) ' of -the Jordan district standirm! Rere's what Dick thinks about 1I 1 i a threat to the favored B Y U ' 1471 with six straight victories 1943-4- 4 Region Four "g75:)4 the college athletic pror71 of Provo who handed I hoopsters Itanpete District Cyprus playing its best garne c gram: i 3 1 Snow 45 Mani! 20 the Indians a double setback last ' this -' fast Wasatch academy vs North Saopets the season rallied in the secon "During ) '''chang6ng c week at the Garden city world full of war activities it is (Thursday) unreported -! half and romped home with a 7 North Sevier District e Th F k ' almost impossible to forecast anyUtah Aggies will have a chance to 25 win againet Bingham whi 4 '"' Monroe 28 34 Salina 14 -- ' (1 to duplicate the "Y" double win Richfield 30 Bicknell 28 thing that might take place a few Jordan captured a matinee gam: 4 t Sevier I hence months In spite of this I do District South when they tangle with the Indians 1180:et"Wite flo played on the Beetdiggers not believe that the Marysville 21 Escatant 33 4 ic 7 Tooele intercollegiate again Saturday night in the "A" By Sid Feder 18 45 against Tropic Panguitch "1-will be called off merely field house at 8 o'clock The Logan NEW YORK Feb 5 (in—A body program Murray and Davis are dear' 16 because many of the star athletes :::-i-VI Navy and Fort Douglas Military punch that locked for secondeac h having ftl Five (2 the Region only are called to the colors apparently Police will play a preliminary 11 one loss and wins t '11: District referee thought was foul gave ef 864 game The Aggies are the odds-o- n PECANS failed to penetrate th 27 23 Central south Murray Emery :d" o "We expect these fine fellows :::oil joe' favorite to capture the tussle s Beau Jack a decision over bt L defense Davis Plan for any District A IN to serve in the armed forces— zt Raised IN LT RFLEMINd l an Moab 29 Blanding 43 ball well handled the Fand Zivic they Fritizie 3taster Priday night Complete ' Uintith District they can't be beat for such a Job made the present high ache( t:''''''s "IL - ''--' 'qt"--- :' SINGLE WeatherForci Texes of the wildest dem Altamont 30: Roosevelt 57 It might be that lack of money Coach Deb Young's casaba crew churned L'"‘ champs play their best ball to wt7 n''" 41" Duchesne 37 41:'15: 29 Uintah CLUSTER seen 4'''' 2dadison in was complete master of the open- onstrations the fact that athletic facilities Square f s Bill was outstanding fr Kastellic '21 a'‘'-4 F 7 in years Jack weighed will be used for training and o '' ' ing game Friday from start to Garden ZIVIC while Clever!: the Smelterites 'F74 00 Six 1451141 men already in the army the difRegion Millard finish Before the first 10 minutes 1371'4 ieLled the offensiv and Nelson Clark i C": 7'0' District A0The blow came in the eighth ficulty in transporting teams too! was completed the Farmers had o drive d1r the for Darts ito 25 39 Beaver Delta ' 0 and actual lack of man power 7 rolled up a 15-- 5 margin and then round of a roaring )1--- (1 g)Ya Hinckley 20 Milford 52 Granite was on the short end r Referee Young might necessitate the cancellaran the count to 22-- 7 The score brawl and when Dixie District a 3 to 2 score at the end of V: ---' called low" 3 and penalized it tion of intercollegiate athletic at the half wa525-14--Kanh37 3T for the Ag- Otto Enterpriae 24 Dixie first period against the Cowbo3 N'''' Parowan 30 toNt RV the veteran Pittsburgh warhorse contests for the duration ' ' jra61 at Dick Ence broke through the tigh:Valley Enterprise (Surday 41 ! loksir Kanab at Valley (Werineadayl !Pine Grantsville defense 4 The Indians looked like a dis- with loss of the round the roar of i in the secor' t-Ported a boos i rolled down from that 4 t eouraged ball club when they reand the Farmers led 10 t 'Not Japroce Yet period Crystallized house lasted well into 32 B A C 38 6 at the half turned to the floor for the second IN "ME MiDSTOF PLENTY tr :I They piled up a -' "Utah State has not crystallized URALCRE4SEY Salt Lake City k171 1:ixie 4 half Tom Lannon Utah guard the ninth round Newspapers and in the third pet lead -commanding owj A 35 Smith A 25 went out of the game with just programs drifted down from the its opinions on this matter and it Ence with 16 pointa wa nod f I 36 BoOth B lA 3 East RUNS A is will my guess that it maintain two minutes played in the second second becony and the boos were de high scorer such competition as long as there SANDWICH SHOP period to further handicap t h e picked up again at the end of the is For three periods Cyprus an ROCHEFOUCAULD' wisdom in such action any wiFE OF FRANCVS OE LA Redskini and the Farmers coast- fight traded baskets but La Bingham IN INDIANAPOLIS "We believe in good clean athleAt the finish the Associated ed through the remainder of the and Jack Grow locatet Mar Shaw HAD AySARLY INCOME Ind: contest with both Coaches Young Press score card gave Jack five tics in war times as well as during the range in the final per shooting ' and 14dal Peterson substituting rounds including the eighth Zivic times of peace At the last Big riod to tuck away the game for th-- Seven Deone conference even was had four heats and meeting in Pirates The half score was le-- v frequently "sEA PLANTATHAT PARALYZES From start to finish the tussle cember action was taken to allow Both Ariel Maughan and Capfor Cyprus DI freshmen to compete and schedules rET-ED OF tain Verne Hoffman went out of was a bristling slugging duel in were Jordan led from the first mir SMALL FISH AND WORMS reduced for and with winter little round the Jack the game for the Aggies in the every spring of play against Tooele and a utes A DUE TO STOMACH PIALADY so as to eleminate much AND EATS THEM mxcond half but it made no differGeorgia jackrabbit who is recog- sports the score read 16 to 9 fc halftime nce The game had long before nized in New York as world light- travel odd r ode rameL G De Lorenzo K1 Pfsestr Svoeva Cap By the Anthony Beetdiggers Collett was h:g "I anticipate that the question been won outspeeding weight champion acoier 5 for the winners with 1' Feb DETROIT (UP)— Fritzie and the Pittsburgh vete- of next year's schedules (if any) Utah made 15 goAls out- of points a Mott& La scored Rugged Jake tries for a 30 per cent record while ran takingg his rounds on ringcraft and other athletic prob le m Grantaaiu sensational victory over a f:rn brought about by the war will be punches T the Aggies made 18 out of 72 for and There were no knockdowns al- ruled upon at the conference meettf 01 05 02 Robinson undefeat- - 1 1 o 28 RIO) t a 25 per cent mark Ray (Sugar) Sarry The Redskins were kept well out though Jack slipped to the floor ing to be held at Laramie this ed Harlem Negro Friday night i 3 g 18 Baer( larrsitae 3 0 0 Eticce in the first round but was up in a coming May 1 3 rterann4 0 2 1 Matntrwa 1 g on the court by the ! a before record crowd of 18930 O 0 0 Krarnr tialdbara g 11 0 0 t "In the athlete's mind at least Farmers particularly in the first moment 0 0 r 2 2 2 androwir 0 F:inraf fans at Olympia stadium 0 0 0 Frickamt VarNly t ono PayIng before t h e second the modified schedules have hslf and what scores the Mei did 1 0 a 0 0 Laarencaa 0 5 UP) Douglas SAN FRANCISCO Feb 1 S in 3 faS a The tuanout to a Robinson the do up on not brought make had to be made wiry problem They 0 Nialson4 0 long straight naavenue —Helen 0 in feel bowl Crlenkovich Nenba former that they should be charged sports forite in heavybetting was hang- - g g g 0 Kaaeriang shots Utah Aggles on the other big Eighth Superb defensive work in the third and fourth periods gave tional hand used their height to advan as many weeks Zivic and Jack- with a year's competition for merewho retired ing on the ropes as the bell sound- diving champion 8 2 I 35-25 never stopped belting and the ac- ly competing in one track and field a brilliant East high Leopard qiiintet a decision over South undefeated revealed plans Friday ed ending the fight and Robin- - 12s14 r5e 2t9Y nuarters7qt811 s tege as they worked in for of drew meet round round after for 2 son s afnazing string of 129 ama- Granite instance There are other in :4 i and made their points from right ttion 3 roar s from a crowd of 21240 who problems but Surely they will be high's 'Cubs and ended a winning streak of 12 gamea Friday night to be married to Ensign Robert teur and GrOfficials—Isaacson and Belliston it under the hocp victories professional ' S contributed to a gross gate of all ironed out to the satisfaction as the terrific Leopards all but clinched the Big Three title chase Morgan- of the U navy air The turning point In one of the r! Controlled Ball Timw $70291 of all concerned 13 prize upseta of the year came in a !"'Fliall G 7 I series Harold Johnson's Leopard corps at Coronado Fehruary by sweeping the three-gam- e For Jack it marked his four- controlled the ball most I'trier f 1 0 0 is stationed at the eighth- round when La Motta 0 5 3 3 Butterfieldf The groom-elec- t Ages f "Utah State will lose B quintet afinexed its second straight win by trouncing the Cub ? 1 IT I: et the way with Hoffman particu- - tenth straight triumph in a year the aggressor throughout caught 1 1 '1 iss e B If San Diego successful campaigning He athletes from all branchesmany Gs Eeor st 0 1 I Robinson on the face with 0 I) 0 0 Braneliz flush of 36-1- 9 larly effective in recovering the of Ntiss Crlenkovich 22 years old a an sports to the armed forces Alg ri 4 juniors ball along with Ralph and Ariel got offon slowly f" as Fritzle-- tookN7ith smashing left hook while the o go Pi0 tio stotoomor 1s"ri'gt Plig Three Standings ed7e nd I o 0 as W the is Pet a DoorAthit second was had After t'e rated several by many experts Negro period rally ready against the ropes fol- - 1 o o 2 Puusona outstanding track Ifaughan 5 833 ra t Ste:ercc 01 G0 n0 The Bronx Ameri4 in 2 a feminine 133 Keith Trine was hot at the hoop body punches in the first heat and and field men have left school diver South Cubs husky Gilberts fighter given greatest Jimmy culpe I I 0 t7":-:333 But through the second Wet C 211 Hmtith Infekenort!as and Basketball Coach 1 She 'held three na lowed up with hard lefts And can history scoring eight points in the first third Felt R s'ft C12 margin at half time Mickey Jack crowded in and took Young reports that 11 out ofDeb to the to 12- 2 g 7 5 3 I I :1 Robinson Fett To11011 Anuh PA in his half and three more in the second the chasing rights Fen! A 33 south talented aggreaation 25 by "a of 17 are signed up In the Oswald's for a total of 11 Hoffman was down play away as Zivic- elowed squad ttIe(1r(in e ti(04:er?f g:ii1v:rigIllit to):th!iyo::e'n'l rle: 1: ? I ' '''''7' appearedunable to get- various rekerve corps and are turned on an impregnable zone beautifully to the two forwards nine points respectively with high noint man with 14 counters out of and of the Georgia shoePeterson and Morris- Kjar ing left to the head sent the fa- Offietais: Christensen and to call to the colors at defense to limit the touted South- es the East club Grant Cullimore the tireless and shine the way e subject outmaneuvered wild rushes and long 16 of the Cubs' 19 points vorite i erners to two foul pitches during cypews any moment sagging to the canvas lie Bingham speedy little Aggie forward turned Bwinggboy's r- T IF r to the Cubs under the equally roundhouse break P the entire last half took a nine-couparticularly as In a brilliant floor game and made and n h up got f TIrAin f (01" I Schick hands to the body that had The defeat was especially bit- basket for scores The box scores: Ierrranf I0 0 0 Good foul the bell ended the round n2 Durntnrd f many of the baskets possible for right I0 Gridders in R Service R Fast 1 2 0 2 Thomas c the middle FmaIrte 3 1 n of an Fritzle'a back ter for Cubs were the out who added to as the his mates with accurate pas aes He pitching margin 1 GT 1FP5 2 2 2 ft Sanrbesg FP GT 14ores red before Win round "The the to fourth 2 one angry 8 a 5 4 1 2 n 5 2 the 3 last for Dick North East rolled in nine out of 14 while 3 2 2 8 Perersonl Clarkt 6 1 1 13 1 2 6 Furais c following football players also registered eight points 4 4 4 1 I Ilsrne511 G n ft "44i kolarf 0 0 ended Barret from the 1942 Aggie squad have varsity forward who was playing the Cubs got only three for 12 O 2 n Ken Sowards was most effective Carabinee Weoltklea 40 34 0100 South Cottonwood Stake r 3 Iticharit 4 1 0 Crimp fl 0 0 fl Jenkins end At second of the the neither to his leav1 LAItti left 2 last 2 Reed before 0 Wen The Gleaveg Cubs the usual their prep game already armed join for the Indians with 10 points and of the O 1 0 0 Iceddington n 1non 4 Amithg 3 3 1 7 valfry VIew the referee forces: Dick Irolkersen regular ing for the army North played dazzling ball inplayed fighters nor t“a7o the first half but 2 2 Sackrnarlf 0 2 south C t oqwoncl 2 19 9 5 37 2 a good floor gar Totals not) 11 11 3 25 Young nay h—eard—the"e 0 0 0 0 0 Mt 5 0 0 th“1: Glatiet 0 2 Scholieldf 500 Bill tackle Prtme by quarters Olympus Russell letterman half- brilliant ball during the first half when North was ejected they just 1 0 0 2 Ezker came through with some ers just HoilmOav 4 MOO 0 2r 0 15 2' Rrndleyc Bingham kept flailing away for back Merrill Crosble letterman and annexed six points but fouled couldn't get going agRin Little Smith cottetawcw)d 7 Mt Olvmpti4 19 24 17 Knetlg 0cro0 0 o0 Cyprus good stircK3ting in the last half to some 15 seconds Ci T -Otto Referee until P anti out Sumnterhitysg a Joe Offiris:s-flTFP tackle: P:ayer of after Paul minute Roberts his Ingersoll letterman only play typicalplayed 1 7 15 9 Thomact 4 0 ring up nine points and help the stepped in and broke them tackle Ross Morris letterman In the third period 18 164 36 2 1 0 5 I Berrettf From then ly brilliant floor game and Clair 6 12 7 111 Totals Floreticet 2 0 0n 4 Utah cause cons:derably Murray A Frnet- R 11 4 r Joe 3 0 9 1 Vertresonx 4 4 0 1'8 'Thomas f Scrr2 7 6 10 katentrf Brooklyn halfback Mel Wood letterman on it was the Leopards all the Empey Chirk Woolf ard Eldon South by quarters: About 1600 fans turned out far 0 1 2 T nerrettfit N A nil rtiss 2 n 3 4 O 5 9 13 10' N se r 1 2 I 7 0 0 R Wntict ts 1l looked stopned Al Fine 141 Mt Vernon halfback Art Gottfredson squad way t even 0 0 11 O I 0 - Illalr c 17 0 1!tfltE 27 36 0 0 fl 0 Nielsotton Clark e 3 5 I 7 good Story plenty the game 0 0 0 Jent00t2111 K Andrus8 3 0 1 it I I I II Kezerlamt c 0 2 n N Y in the third round of what member Peterson and Adams With Officials—Edgar team the in entire defeat Alvaraz Sergio playing 2 0 0 2 Savages 4 I 0 1 A 4 squad Utah 2 RAtmever Oltr was a to been have pre member and Merlyn Jones squad sensational ball they ran up 11 I A rt A 14! The B game was much the same 2 0 0 4 Bekr 4 Test A P south A 1' G P Pr 14 2 if le O T 15 1 G P le 21 0 1 Hess 230 0 0 n T Totell 0 Wet C 0 ts 1 443 1 2 0 0 f member with Harold Johnson's I 1 0FP2 Bobertst Woodwarclt 80 8 3 15 points to clinch the game before story Score by quarters: O 1 0 0 t 0 1 A1 nn 1 3 9 4 3 Bankhestig Wviteeries Y4ta td cf Si Dell 12914 211 fl S one Cubs the South 2 2 0 3 6 15 "The Cottonwood Brooklyn 25 of 0 Johnny 3 their men In addefensive Lencet Wintarns 4 1 Northt 2 1 are 5 0 registered Leopards playing good t 0 following 2 3 0 4 Ernpey0 10 18 2 8 43 13Lewice 1 1 1 3 Mt Olympus 4 and Al Guido 12914 New York vanced ROTC nr n g 0 ii arrlsg - 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 foul ball and consisand will the pitches 1 1 1 3 2 2 hoop hitting 5 1 0 3 probably 2 1 rrg-Wooltg Brooksg 0 2 2 2 g went eight rounds to a draw in be called to duty in June: Bill Batt Jim Woodward again led the tently while Pat Ryan's juniors 3O 60 20 S0 S!orvg Trwtals 7 111 21 14 11 2 30 Packer f Valley View Holladay Mceleilatidl FLewisg 1 1 Jonecf ()2 0 00 40 G T F P 1 Laroon f 3 the semiwindup 0 03 T0 k'0 P6 Pore by quarters: Tony from Antognoli his looked end letterman in forward O Gail the letscoring Duncan la 0 0 0 lundog 2 parade 0 0 4 5 12 '21 impressive Andrumf Goddard 1 1 2 2 5 Sasaktg fr4nt f Murray t New York and Pepito RI terman fullback n 0 2 Youngt ex10 13 24 30 1 1 Nicholf 1 0 n 1 Davis 1 3 3 lig 4 74Drchantg Livinestnt 0 0 0 0 Kt f but didn't connect on their OO 00 00 00 Graingero Dick Griffin post with a stalwart 1 0 1 2 S ic 1 arid Pens t GO'1 Tn Otticials—Hancey 120 did Rico Rs Puerto the captain and regular end Dale hibition and Bob Tence added shots and failed to pick up their rrt)rt :: 000 0 in4 11 a h 0 0 e smr1 2 6 2 4 7' — -- n o 2 cv Rd a at t o 1 for runnerup honor 2 0 stamp in a shrire of rebounds James letterman points eight Burton :: 21 9 : 5 2 n 0 4 Bs1Gdeone 11 g100 2 13 guard Totals It TTIS -e Dnwel 13711i Newark Silcock letterrnRn Bob and Fred Lewis end Frank at forward E7st's nay c 15 19 12 42 22 Totas qtiartorp: by quarterban: Brooks turned in N S 0 11" J opteeinted Ruby GerciR Ferron Snndererrer reul2r Totals deand Oscar 1TeConkie at center swith A4 9-t tale 1st? outstrnding 2 18 42 nl' 712'n 1ii! 134 Puerto Rico in another four on Following Page) fensive games and fed the ball raced the scorers with 13 and r: T 6 Of as - G Smith a YPIP 410 12 2 6 43 0 4 Vati&an I t4'F 1 ' 4 - '''r- - ': '- - - -- ' - 4 i114 - 0 - out-rustl- e 04 - tri - It ' P 1) 1 '' !L ed 4- To Take Lead - - ! - - I - '''i Jack Decisions Zivicin t5iN' 1' Pee-- - 4 Ai'- - '' i : 2:: : t17 i sr'f- - ) - s j : New York Go - 444 x- - 1 - 4- I 44 23-1- 1I 36 -- - : - ---ii 1:TI dz - - NN 6 '7 ' a I tp 74 -- - Carbon-Emer- y -- 10-rou- set-up- Jean-Gran- d 4ir 7174e--e--- 4k : "4 r "1-'''- '' 41- °- ' - -- -- 4 - - - i - rip-teari- C:'-- -) ng tan I ---- 4 - - - t-4 :::t - TfPt closeto-cap- 11 - 111II e k I acity r 2 Comtesse '''' Roucy ( all Ii 'r1) d- 1 i - - I o- - Rugged Jack Triumphs Over Robinson 111110111 EQUALTabi0000000TODAY I STARVATION! 1 11141 - Vir - Leopard A B Fives Chalk sharp-shootin- Diving Champ Plans to Wed Up Victories Over South close-guardin- "S-17- 10-rou- - : set-up- j A - 1 - - 1 a-- ftic1111el'etti (1 ef iii: iti T 1 ' ' 23-2- - :': ' A - An-ton- 72 - e lif'Dr-zn- - nt 1 1 1 - ot 1 i I 1 1 N Met-Va1r- - - - 1 11 1 0- - six-rou- 111r-ar- 1 - 01110 y Rit-c- ” N 1 '" C 1 - mid-cou- rt four-round- er Ba itytac2a : el 00 00 00 no 96 - 1 59 4 es rrssoo I 12f fmar 3 4 ta sten f C s 1 ¶ y 66r f app lit a mar tar 2 9 0 0 3 g g 4 ? 14 0 3 4 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 n o — s 0 0 6 0 tack-(Continu- -s 'll ed ''21):1 1 275) e) ' 1 0 1 0 0 11130 00000 e Plan I Yanov I le e ''ItTt et a &ore 1 2 1 1 2 By Sid Fix Ter 2 the fall meetings of New York's tracks last year hit by partial transportation restriotions saw sharplynodecreased crowds but little or cut in betting the lifeblood of the sport's operation However: Jeffers pointed out that in addition to the rubber actually used up to take fans to race tracks—"a purpose in no way essential to the war effort"— there WEIS also another complication This he asserted was the psychological reaction operation of a track would have on the public "Knowledge that the track (Bay Meadows) is operating" he pointed out in the letter to California Governor Earl Warren which led Bay Meadow to cancel its meeting "will give the public the impression that there is no reason to worry about tires which is very far from NEW YORK Feb 5 of transportation and rubproblem -- — 1— ber Friday provided a new wartime 20 51 t:La' e'att 25' I:tah 13 hi f 5 "ri' Rtrerse Itfrt Sullock urn headache for racing which ape!! "ni p rc Boo CIIrts parently had escaped the effects of earlier man power edictA but most major tracks seemed capable of W7 operating this summer unless more vl drastiz restrictions are imposed of the Following the shut-dow- n N-Bay 'Meadows race track Califor- nias last operating horse park in order to conserve rubber Rubber g OGDEN—In a game Administrator William Jeffers anErgharn Young edged out Weber flounced Friday in Washington he ct::ege 53 to 51 here Friday- is asking the governors of all PrIsse g athf r ed in his only field states which house racing to can-goin the last two seconds of play cel Meetings at all tracks whose to give the visitnrs their thrilling' loc ation makes it necessary to Th f ball was in the air as travel to them by automobile virtory the gun sDunded The immediate effects found the Th score: axe swinging closer to racing for 1 t 1Wetvw Its G T Y P 7 I P this year hut not close enough to the truth" 4 2 14 otxkit t 9 In '9 rY f 31 I T forecast a I rt 1 2 4 major shutdown al- - Pledged Themselves f 9 5 1 !gen(e 9 17 '' 3 2 e ree2 2 tt 4 though such Ohio tracks as River Atam 4 ) 4 ) v ox t "- --' 0 4 If this Idea were carried out to ' v '1 2 Re qt- - r 0 0 0 0 Downs Thistledown and Ascot and 2 I 2 V in all sections of the coundel t f 0 0 0 to Fairmount in Illino- tracks about just a 2 4 '''9 iii f 0 0 0 f it would naturally force much 1 1 I try I 5 3 ri &aye up hopes of running and dark 1111141rec a 1 a KA S 0 o cleyuds were foreseen for 0 than la alSaratoga more of a 'hut-dow- n e 2 I 0 0 0 0 It Pamn)6 in N York Golden State in New ready in prospect since all track 000 (ho ketop t I a 0 I s operators have pledged themselves Jersey Delaware Park Rocking-ito the best interests of the war Keeneand in New ham le 9 53 To 31 'a 2122 Hampshire 715 Re miry a Vol ey ottiko--j land in effort Kentucky But Jeffers' request to the chief Was Pointed Out executives of racing states immedr0FiTON Ffid) 5 (UP)—SlIn moat casem however it W8 ur: Sammy Fu !ler of Boston iately hit the sport of kings—and bettor-- - far harder tormPr pointed odt that availabl streat the EnglarA th-- fertht:-than the "work or ti'itt" edict of hit Libway and raI transportation wax aufflecnt to permit Man POWCT Commissioner Paul n:11! by ri: (INA!racks to operate in many places Mc:utt just 48 hours ago This urianimous ovor jf A Torres ofPuerto nico Eke New Ycrli Chicago Balt!more ruling impo:::ig a serious problem 404)0 fans at a Boston Boxand Leutiaville although all are on most other sports didn't figure !rg assofAstion show at Mechanics' looking for curtailed crowds In to bother the turf much because this respect It can be recalled that its riding talent is easily replaced bkifirtirg 11 floc g - 4 a 2 e — o A 1 1 — C o ti irars in OVel eber free-scorin- - al i I lig pwq-a- 0" 1 91 1 W -- - 1 I ii iz A 1 1 t16t 1 ro 1 Pr f! !''1-- t 90 1 prat two-buc- k cLa-!4Ici- n Thty 14 10-rou- J110 01 -- To Summit Xiii Raci g This Summer fLr:bb2r Shortage Won't 4 2 ii0 rt gh 1 F-rr- 1 nuvre mt)ei 1 - Ce I— 1 t Ei - i 1 15-poi- nt ii to its high marched Wasatch i5 fifth straight victory by edging tiA the the Trojans trot-their River Down and Thistledown inyParkMorgan tracks' And if things get by youngsters under 18 or ment purpose last summer for the Miners whacked their City over 38 ting track at Westbury Long worse toall meetings ascould be Ohio are not even bothering to old rivals from Coalvilie the North Jeffers' letter to California Gov- - Island Hawthorne moved to 36 ad already ask for dates The latter is aerved ernor Warren was hie first request decision to Bowie Havre de has been suggested In b and Akron Cleveland y to shut down tracks where autoThe Fair Grotinda the only track only South Summit L Grace aurel and buses which run once every hour mobile transportation is required With Dean Moulton and Kent ' but plan now in o s for same situation appliea atIMu rdock each hitti ng the hoop fer By Meadovies Man- - mobile transprtation n Tho portation ager William P Kyne informed by already are under way to move the Wastes from Heber in Collinsville of most parts of Fairmount Ltd It points Off Governor Warren of the request the meetings of the three tracks walkinpto a good start and I lot Cita' got Oe Iclawn at New Orleans i5 Louis is St from miles which immediately agreed to cancel the to Pimlico in Baltimore which Springs Ark 13 about two miles of their atorgan rivais ahead kept the 812 from and automobile y track'a meeting scheduled is serviced by regular street car from the chief hotel in the toevn bvthe feature tot cthe e btises where to open February 20 at the oval lines operate bridge down-tow- n district Baltimore and the state sin'e from I legislature capable of carrying only 1000 persome 20 miles from San Francieco Knuth Summit Judi Ntemortal t street car lines aLso Thursday voted down a bill which sons ci The meeting r2 Ta le 5P M Leisis1 n n p "We'll be good soldiers and go areRegular n Hie in Louisville where1 would have abbliehed racing in there daily available 29 is scheduled to open May 4 6 0 Ottt Moonevt 1 5 2 2 along with the request" Kerne Churchill Downs already has said! the state despite opposition of e car lines run ? 1 41(Lwealile 1174e4trenn 3 ? 4 wired Jeffer s Regular S4treet Homer Adkins it definitely would hold its 'Spring Governor the over A I n n down- - 0 a 6 0 a Loma miles from the eight 1 5 0 4 The reaction to this plea was so meeting which inellICIQS the Nen! track is going ahead with plana town Detroit to the Fair Ground I g gTtwia Immediate that Jeffers in Wash- - tucky derby The Downz oval iN to open on achedule possibly with ‘here o 0 0 0 weeeeleolim a is motor the racing city's vehicles ington Friday disclosed he is Iola within Louisville city limits just the use of horse-draw- n there has been 13 12 3 2n held and 10 5 21 Totals sera by quarters lowing it up with similar requests three miles from the heart of the ' Suffolk DOW113 in Boston is in no officialalthough there announcement a :4 14 14 In SAtith Summit' to all governors of racing states town and on Derby day thousinds a thickly settled area and is vet the talk has been that tthe Juris'e Mornorill 4 to 1 7 23 end Kinc The first of these will go to New walk from midtown to the track readily accessible to street car Officials—Heeeon i regular 100and railroad routes but Rocking- York's new chief executive Thom- - anyway e meeting day is as E Dewey the Mate cftiowever ham park in New Hampshire Across By Tribune Leased Wire There still is somewhat of a of New York's five tracks leeneland is e:ght miles from Lex- - heavily dependent on motor trans- - question at over the YORK Feb 5—A seleemark NEW meeting however To tive service board of only one—Saratoga- - inqton and automobile taxi and portation As a matter of fact R Pawtucket appeals be serioualy affected The bus are the only means of getting it barely survived last hit allon be- - Narragansett'in been (lay refused to reclaselfy Ifenry have dates already although upstate spa north of Albany has to the track There has been some canae of transportation difficul- totioigned to the track for this Wilfred (Bunny) Austin former but talk of shifting Keeneland spnng ties Tho resourceful Lou Smith summer The some rail transportation is seryked by British Davis cup player and 14 generally requires the influx of meeting which immediately pre- -- manager of the track however is special trains plant Boston and others of the moral rearmament from fans via motor transportation cedes the Churchill Downs cam- toying with the idea of using buses from Providence and if had been put in class horse-drawvehicles from the these "specials" are abolished the groupandwho The other Empire state tracks— paign over to the Downs who Bought deferment ennearest transportation terminals track would face a serious prob- - the Belmont Jamaica Aqueduct and Have Little that they are eonscionWorry plea some seven miles from in New the all plant tem Empire City—are tious T objectors not do five Intend track' have little "Rot York's metropolitain area and are Chicago's definitely ' ' A erviced unless the new' Mett any of our patrons 'that! use by either the Long Island serious worry ' i easures c rubber or ess to get to our track" Texa railroad 'a regn ir trains or city m 1: I ":1 ' 4to s Tech Victor ) Ai '1I :3 i 0) T hes e fa ei ti t" 113V e wors- - Arlington park- Washing- - be irs'stel StihW3VS rl seko!oz7 ' LUBBOCK Texas Feb 5 eTe— OZOo receul-- r ptations notO far from all'l tten pi rk nnd T'ncohl rio114 a II sumo nitance TeelS Tech's Bed Raiders won Iv r four plents and the track s ae ror4'aly eteweee 20 and :t) neies 0 1:770r e c onsi c: erirg the eee of horsodrawn are servi-efrom the "loop Cluinczown in West V irginitt1 their second consecutive basket- i rilef iii i ' by 'o - f "el' Mexico New halt from is f r and from 11:1w:horne to distance ro:n game these regula haul fans trains vehicles swIle EA regular ' ol 0'7: a i stations t tI the trac ks Belmont Sportsman's park near suburban transportation lines but W heelingl Thursday as the gun stopped ! : ‘o: o e I '" eeo '"o: aLobo Tech is in of center Ill a the the elevated Cicero has contacted have to give rally streeti already horef car and bus Imes is which located it a served who need contractor" triumph similan runiling- 39-3- 0 i t 'uto- 1are-lan- race-goer- ' I - - withiperation dia-tanc- e 50-da- 30-da- i- y oe I 1 1 - ' I I 11 TIO-Hea- (nI I cts 1 Fri-wou- ld n A r7 ' bristically i :': - 14 - eee-o-o'-- :-:- 1 :: t i C 74-o'lt- " --Oe- :' e- - i i 1 32-3- 0 - a : - : t I Ail I - - t!:--- - - e7k—madk : ::' : |