Show THE OGDEN FRIDAY EVENING JULY 28 1944 ait Lake Ogden Net Clubs Meet Hustling Hosteller Hits Peak at 38 A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R 4-th-e FUNNY BUSINESS l mmmA S on Father-Daught- er Title Clash Also Scheduled Wm An tennis match inter-cit- y Bv Frank Eck AP Features Sports Writer Always NEW YORK July 28— best man but neverthe abest That's about of Charles Cloyd (Chuck) the Hostetler the thin man with outDetroit Tigers' big bat in the Chuck is a rookie at 38 someof even in wartime thing unheard the last six seasons baseball For semi-Dr- o he has been batting around diamonds in Wichita Kas and urhiif working at various Tpv industrial iobs He did pretty good as a swine shifter too piaying four and five games a week Brave Rookie in '28 At one time Hostetler was considered a great prospect by the Boston Braves That was back in 1928 when at the age of 23 he made one western swing with the Braves under Rogers Hornsby But the Brayes let him go and in 1929 with Akron Chuck led the Central league in hitting with a robust 360 for 104 games Later he became the property of be- - tween seiectea lesnu uu w Sunod Sail Lake will be played and day afternoon on the Liberty i jMttr couris jui auuiuu v play regular Ogden Tennis league Direc-k I it was announced today by Lew Hunsaker Xh Ogden squad will include Bud Ellis Jack Donovan Faul Har-amAugust Lieut Paul Nortonwho will Kettmenn and Hunsaker in three singles invaders the fengage SbBd two doubles matches by Salt Lake will be represented Williams recently crowned lr es :M and Jack Morris doubles will team and Paul Hood who with Williams Also scheduled is a special event that will decide the mythical championship of Utah tar Diane meeting BiU Tipton and title-hold- er Star-Studd- ughter Kearns Nine Slated to Win ?At'qCi 7 ft -- He says they're big enough to read in this camp! Ke Ogden Regular nei icdguc Serv- bring the leading Ogden Air Softball championship will be decided at the 0 Presidio in San headquarters Francisco July of Maj Gen David McCoach Jr today commanding general said four tournament Representing the districts in the finals will be Hill field Utah Camp Ross Wilmington Calif Camp White Bedford Merced Ore and Merced field eliminaCalif They survived local WAC Fight 28-3- rr 1 t fit i'wLs lift s MURRAY tions VS "TURKEY" EGYPTIAN THOMPSON Now Showing KLO Yankee Catcher Dnnnr Admiral Mitscher rarely talks at s ti ipsss force IlUIIIL If III 113 task During length he sits calmly and comfortably in CLINTON — Fire believed caused an easy chair rigged on the bridge defective wiring almost com- Officers and messengers Dring re by pletely destroyed the Madeline pons ana aispaienes w aiui (Villi IIT 11 home UCUMIUU If an order is required he gives pierson here last Thurs- ! ( I A i £F13ZK iTanTLr0frrom $SS5iF& aft— ing the circuit with a healthy 444x cicaretg incessanUv excited or not u u ccianmpnt ji course me oia guy couian ae sir Mill HC ths£1E? icauillj well in SUkACI UU iff UIC front of hitTigers and ters like Rudy York and Pinky Higgins did maybe we still would be trying short cautious jabs instead of chasing the Jap fleet damn near to the Philippines" said the staff officer "We had the right guy out there carrying the ball" You must remember back to that time the commander pointed out to realize what a difference the smashing success of those first carrier strikes made "in the way people acted and the way people thought OacK here at headquarters" As the boss of the swift marauding power of task force 58 — now ocean to given "the entire Pacific the gates of Japan as its stamping ground" — Mitscher is a singularly quiet ana unostentatious personality There's no "front" or "side" to him whatever Now 57 he's lean but he balding and has a warm smile His slow and easy manner is as comfortable as full-power- ed gaunt-cheek- Ms IKMMI la UW km Hill Chartotte GBMOt N rsrsa 18 LOWELL STARTS MONDAY EDMUND LOWE J AXIS CARTER THOMAS NEWS' SUNDAY FOR EVERY tt I GUY ' stir tfct hearts MillUlSl AND HIS GAL! jack S Z -- in "THE GIRL IN THE TIME 4em A William 6-- — With Dancme ja Kaltenbornewa V lr SpeaJter OrANpws vni Stnrtn : 116 SATT7RDAV Musical Clock piano J:30fNews and Sports or Rainbow Danes MILhocm&mmm key Hall Gtn with KELLY Mam EGGERTH Gtorfi H mm ti hb PLUS in 'lllkJ IXIIW I THE LAUGH-FILLECOMEDY CO-HI- T D Matinees 3O0 OF THE Melody8 Jen Quiz Scott's Orch Roundup The Old Corral Novatlmo (News I Pretend 'Fashions for Rations ITheatre of Today Calling QUI Syncopation Grand Central I I TODAY A NOVELTY— NEWS Also Novelty News hav Hodges mm 1I s O & SATURDAY! m rgwwwB t Great lakes THIS IS LOVE "jke M iffr tawgkest traininf d? 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sixth-seede- 1430 On Your Dial f War in High Gear "Keep 'Em Flying" squad LAKE CITY July 28 (AP) will include Jack Morris Glen —SALT Kearns overseas replacement deand August Haynes Ray Freeman studded with former major pot was announced it Kettman by league baseballers is a heavy favCoach Len Adams orite to walk away with the Utah semi-pr- o bunting in a tournament that starts tonight The Eagles losers of only one and winner of more than a score of games this season clash with in the first round Wendover field while Salt T aire Pinrtevs a pom CLEVELAND O July 28 (UP) bination of Industrial league play- New York ers tangle with Market Inn also The pennant-anxiou- s Yankees today faced the remainder of Salt Lake in the other first of the season without a first string nighter The four teams will play a catcher following Rollie Hemsley's round-robi- n the winner to enter draft board order to report for the national tournament at Wichiinduction at Vienna Mo on Aug- ta Kans in August Corp Bill Schubel formerly with ust 8 Falls in the Pioneer league Hemsley 37 father of two chil- Twin Coast dren reported to the team late this Portland in the Pacific in Cubs the the in the Chicago weak to league the fill spot year Yankee lineup caused by Bill Dick- National and Cleveland Indians in the American will take the mound ey's departure into the navy for the Eagles Schubel has allowed only 10 earned runs in 78 innings for an earned run average of 130 per g game pretty fair hurling in any league Sgt Clarence (Hooks) Iott fot with the St Louis Browns merly SEABRIGHT N J July 28 (AP) will hurl the second game for Pauline Betz of Los Kearns on Saturday He's won six d meet will Angeles games in a row after losing an Mary Arnold also of Los Ange-of early season start les in a singles quarter-fina- l Other major leaguers on the the 58th annual invitation tennis Kearns roster include Sgt tournament at the Seabright Lawn Sturm New York Yankees Johnny George Tennis and Cricket club Risk Detroit Pfc Frank LaManna national women's Boston Miss Betz Bill Graham Braves overwhelmed seventh-seede- d Brooklyn and Joe Pierovich Boschampion Head of Alameda ton Red Sox Dorothy 1 Miss 1 Kearns will meet Pinneys SaturCalif yesterday Arnold beat Shirley Fry of Akron day while Wendover tangles with 2 3 6 Market Inn and on Sunday Kearns Ohio eleven-seede- d will clash with Market Inn and Small business is bold and dar Pinneys will oppose Wendover A playoff game will be held if ing The very large business tends two teams tie for the championto become conservative ana to a definite line of procedure ship If you want a progressive free community keep your little—and in dependent businesses alive Maury Maverick WPB vice chairman Top-seed- Broadcast Direct From Madison Squr Garden r S L Betz Advances Faces Arnold 8p m T Tonight in pm The command service Ninth The INTER-MOUNTAI- PutlLSJaval last February "He broke the whole thing wide open" says one air staff officer who was with Mitscher on those operations In the February attacks the U S carnavy's great and newly-bui- lt rier power was tested for the first time against strongholds of then mysterious and unknown -tough ness "If Mitscher hadn't done what he Meet Wendover ice Command squad undefeated in team play against the Armstrong club while Kammeyer's meets the Utah Army Service Forces Depot Play is scheduled to start at one Hill Field WACS Play in S F Today P li S TM SiG INC is the daughter Sally Miss Tipton -- —-t worn" Salt Miss Hunsaker is outstanding in JUL Admiral Mitscher Pa-caf- ic father-da- NO day PEARL HARBOR 28 (AP) —Vice Admiral Marc July Mitscher's a admirers claim that he put the war's tempo into high gear wrth his mighty task force 58's first carrier blows at Truk and Saipan ed ! "He's not much of a pull hitter" St Louis Browns as a member of Tulsa in the Western league He savs tho former catcher "hut he's became affiliated with a third maall the time That's why jor league club when he played for hustling is Chuck a Washington-owne- d team keeping some pretty good farm on men the bench" Surprised at Chance Jnuck got his big chance when "I gave up the idea of playing in the majors a few years ago" says he belted the ball at a 350 clip Hostetler "When a fellow reaches 35 the thought of playing in the But majors is wishful thinking when the Tigers contacted me last spring I was really a surprised rookie" Manager Steve O'Neill of the Tigers thinks Hostetler is one of vc ucsi nusuers in me league w old shoe In civilian clothes heprobably would look like an ami able small-tow- n storekeeper fan I Colonial at MU KIDDIES MATINEE SATURDAY AT Cartoons CHAPTER TWO "Nancy Doing: Her Bit" "Ickle Meets Picle" "DAREDEVILS OF THE WEST" Chapter 9 "G-Me- n Kibbea 1PM Cartoon vHlpnj a Cartoon Soperi vs the Black Dragon" |