Show VoPulUUui Ml $50 a month: With the By Harry Grayson NEA Sports Editor NEW YORK April 18—The Car ) ©tnJOT manpow-health- y er shortage there certainly reason for any anybody working is Walker where he dissatisfied for noted their are dinals hardly almost should action Cooper get profligacy in the matter of play before he knows it The Indeers salaries out tnat xact aoesn t Mo draft board said make the walkout of the Coopers pendence the catcher would be included in or unwise any less an quota April In the words of the Virginia Under the conditions the strike Judge right or wrong the Cooper was unfortunate for baseball and brothers were wrong on more than the one count that they had signed there may be repercussions among Professional baseball is extreme the St Louis players It's an un- be played at all ly fortunate to The death of the Dresident still -- with xll-tim- ed Parks Commissioner Has Right Idea Monfth on ©Iiirtava TFeinniDiiiiDinie' Prefer $E0 0 VbuSdl Maybe Coopers at FX"? state when key athletes The Cooper case further d trates that a turns nlayer out to be a sucker when he winds up with the Cardinals St Louis may be to support two major league franchises and as many pennant-winnebut the Red Birds drew well at home and certainly did well on the road in going into three successive world series Yet even the superior blokes in the red blazers get 25 per cent less than they would on several other clubs Dizzy Dean Joe Medwick Johnny Mize and others realized this when it was too late declared re- and public property pointedly ferred to the city stadium the Weber gym the Lewis and old Central gym (now state property) "Let'a not add a civic center bungling to this list of public mishaps" ' he stated-- ' It was recalled that at the time of the construction of the cement stands at the city stadium the advice of experienced sports figures was disregarded Their suggestion was to seek out a natural bowl for With the part of the construction money saved on the site of the natural' iamphitheatre an nose athletic field could have been built That is not just hindsight It's part of the record "In 1930 the stadium was rebuilt and the cement stands added This project cost about $100-00- 0 of which $41000 Is still owed on bonds which will have come doe in 1950" the commissioner reported "Whatever all -- purpose sports value the stadium possessed was destroyed when the place was con verted into a rodeo arena As a rodeo arena it is tops as an athletic for year around use it is of plant 0 less than utility "And about the Weber gym the Lewis and old Central conditions? "The Weber gym never went beyond strictly gymnasium activity space in a town direly lacking an athletic plant for spectator participation People often fail to realize this latter point Everyone can't split the uprights with a dropkickrt or hit a: basketball hoop from but thousands do obtain their vicariously in the spectator role which has inestimable value Now the gym can not pass the fire department regulations toi allow even a moderately-size- d crowd to use the balcony for seating space "Suffice it to say that the oft maligned Lewis gym was constructed to cover a minute portion of available school yard This architectural nightmare has brought the local school bigwigs more derisive comment than probably any other project! "Not Imany of our citizens know that the old Central school building has! an unused swimming pool It proved impractical and during ' the last years when the building was occupied by the city schools the pool was used to grow cobwebs and accumulate rubbish These few examples 'of what happens-t- o public buildings can serve us well while considering fortunate that s civic center' It's a committee is to be named by the Joint city and county boards of commissioners to sift ideas of local groups Perhaps the mis- takes of the past will not be re peated "I should like an enduring memorial tojwar veterans which will reflect our intent of paying them our most sincere tribute possible in inspired labor and the best' of materials I should also like to see it planned s° as to include facilities which will produce revenue to pay maintenance costs A civic center however beautiful may become a financial white elephant for years almost Without end unless means of support are built into the original project let's have a civic center "YeaJ memorial building but let's do it right" concludes the commissioner rs National y sports-enjoymen- t - IS if Wow I SERVES Private ARMY in Jack Parker former manager of Oeden Bowline Center is in Off den on furloueh He directed the bowlintr alleys at Phoenix for manv months for the army He is now a weather expert with Uncle Sam at Tucson Cougars May r- - WHITE PLAINS N Y — ic New York outpointed Costa 40 Clarence "Cotton" King 133 West Palm Beach Fla 8 JERSEY CITY — Tony Rlccio 146 Bayonne outpointed Benny Williams 148 Newark 10 WASHINGTON— Rocky Graziano knocked out Solo- 153 Brooklyn mon Stewart 148 Providence 4 Conn — Johnny Cesario Hartford outpointed Jimmy Anest 142 New York 10 HARTFORD 140 NEW BEDFORD Mass — Barry 146 Cleveland knocked Viau 150 Montreal 2 Dajre LOS ANGELES— Chalky Wright 132 Los Angeles outpointed Willie Wright out Gary Ind 10 SAN JOSE Calif— Don Lee 150 Edison! Nebr T K O'd Johnny Taylor! 150 Oakland Calif 9 Joyce 136 We Need Help for Plant Operation Grid Events Remain on I I I ( Windy City after the war will frame its constitution and during the two days and attending the meet ing will be Tom uaycry vice manager of president and general of the Na the Brooklyn Tigers tional league The A-gathering is supposed to be strictly confidential but an official spokesman for the league who played a major Tolein its organization saw mat uailerv will attend all meetings" "Gallery is prepared toaoin our the league He is going meeting plans which are expected to sten on the toes of tne Admittance old National league of an A F L man Into the all America's charter meeting strong ly indicates that the double-Circuit is prepareu vucujcu&b the N F L under Texas rules no holds barred Secession of the Tigers from the ' WS UCCU "tc since iiiut league s ouuuoi ing in New York a week ago During the New xoric meeung Gallery asked that the Tigers be allowed to play their home games in Yankee stadium The result was that Brooklyn merged with the Boston Yanks for the com ine season and was granted per mission to play one game in the Yankee stadium Cant Dan Top- ping owner of the Tigers is part owner of Yankee stadium due to d his ownership of the New York Yankees baseball team But Tim Mara founder of the New York gootball Giants of the N F L steadfastly has objected to Topping playing football in his We are helping: to con- "" - one-thir- ca All-Ameri- ca Pre-Flig- ht j co-own- 11-1- er All-Ameri- McDonald Leads In Swat Race ca tort Certificate of Avail-abUl- ty Needed UTAH BY-PRODU- ! CTS COMPANY Formerly Colorado Co Animal cts Ogden Union Stock Yards Phone 4533 X Unique Golf Match Is Scheduled - annual handicap bowling tournament for men and women April 22 and April 29 will close at midnight tonight at Ogden Bowling Center and Mapleway Entries the for first O By Jack Hand Associated Press Sports Writer Recreation Alleys Nine straight opening day vie- From all indications between ories for the St Louis Browns 150 and 200 keglers of the Ogden went Into the record books today rea will compete in the two as a companion pce wtneir i44 and Mildred Hnral1 Ratfma feat of copping a first American Warner of the pro I pram announced today tnat m oatttia npnnant and that a fine an o innr im' terest isJ11 red-hTnV swrir - o— "'"'' nnmnof fnr thp Phiim f!1J where they left off last year by mc0nshin tronhies knocking off Detroit a habit that r The feminine keglers will open 22 at Ogden Bowling paid dividends in winning their firing April wun center ine men W first flag when they did it and evening at afternoon times in 22 starts The following alipvs Manipwnv Hal Newhouser was the victim I SnnHav Anril 29 the men will of the urownies" 1 uprising as roll at Ogden Bowling center ana rignt- - the ladies at MaDieway big Jakucki tomato-iace- d hander allowed only six well-scat-- 1 The individual ' handicap event hits tered will be four games across eight One-armPete Grav broke Into allpvs Four frames will be rolled the majors for the Browns with at Mapleway on alleys 1 2 3 4 0 a single ana was roooea ox at io 11 12 At Ogden uowiing ensure double ofi a circus catch by ter four games will be rolled on Roger Cramer alleys 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Standout individual performance! An entry fee of $3 win oe of the openers was turned in by charged for ladies and $5 for men the New York Yankees" Russ and this will include bowling The first round schedule will be Derry starting his first full sea- a slim son in the big show nublished in The n Standard-Exam- Derry 1 I f 14 mui wove rao iarmer: 4ueiieuimer oi next r riaay de- two homers in his club's Final details will be worked out cision over the Boston Red Sox next Thursday evening at a gen-Tsecond came in a seven-ru- n erai committee meeting at Hotel seventh inning rally with the Ben Lomond at six p m Besides bases jammed the directors Horald Bateman ana Sox lirst Mildred Warner the following George Metkovich baseman set a new league stand- - nmmittee members will attend: ard he will not be proud oi wnen Harold L Welch Sergeant Max he committea three errors in tnai Kosof Ruth Parry Howard Aiiing-sam- e seventh frame The first two tonf Bill Smith Joe Barney and i were on ine same viay wnen 1 warden missed a baserunner going to zirst and threw wildly to the plate let ting two men score Frankie Zak of Pittsburgh pro at ot mine the winner Doors at Ogden nign win opq fU at seven-thirt- y pm tonight One general admission seat holders hour later the program will get' underway j)w"s 7-- Zivic Expects to Oppose Cochrane ed Al Fialdinl one of the best keglers in BOWLING CONTENDER will be one of the contenders for at that the west and a southpaw KLO handicap and men's scratch The Ogden Standard-ExaminSunday April 22 Fialdinl turned in a sensachampionships starting series during the past season Entries tional 690 scratch three-gam- e for the first annual joust for men and women close at midnight — : 1 National League w I O 1 Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Chicago i Boston St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Taesday's Remits 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Chicago 3 St 2 Brooklyn 8 11Philadelphia Boston 6 New York Pet Cincinnati 7 nings) Pittsburgh - 1 1 1 000 000 000 (11 in- - Philadelphia Brooklyn Raffensberger Kennedy Peacock Davis and Owen - - 1000 1 1 1 0 0 Philadelphia Detroit 0 0 Cleveland pct 1000 1000 1000 0 1000 1 1 1 1 000 000 000 000 Tuesday's Resulta New York 8 Boston 4 St Louis 7 Detroit 1 Washington 14 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 5 Cleveland 2 R H E Score: 1 R H E Score: 300 000 100 — 4 9 R H E Boston Scoref — 001 000 70x 8 6 104 200 004—11 15 1 New York New York Cecil and Walters Donald Turner and Oil 000 004— 6 12 0 Boston Voiselle Adams and Lombard!: Javery Gar bark Hutchings Early Cozark and MasL R H E Score: 000 002 210—5 11 R H E Chicago Score: 000 002 000—2 8 100 010 400 00—6 11 a Cleveland Pittsburgh Lee Haynes and Tresh Reynolds 000 060 000 01—7 9 1 Cincinnati Ostermuellcr Resclgno Sewell and' Henry and Ruszkowski Lopez Walters Lisenbee and Just R H E Score: 301 241 102—14 15 2 R H E Washington Scorer 002 001 230— 8 11 000 100 010—2 7 1 Philadelphia St Louis 010 100 001— 3 4 0 Leonard and Evans Newsom Schieb Chicago Crowson Berry and Hayes Wilks Byerly and W Cooper Derrin- Knerr Purett ger and Livingston Croohston Passes Armstrong Calls Out Gridders Up Pro Football Zivic lost his chaMpfonshlp to Cochrane three years ago in( a match in Newark N J Now he claims he has a contract with Cochrane which guarantees a return title" match "within 60 days" after their original title match In which he lost his championship Ml Cochrane entered the navy before the two could get together for a second title scrap Cochrane wfT discharged several months ago ar says Zivic he now is free to fuu fill the contract v le Zivic now stationed at field Texas today said he had named Ben Zenoff of Chicago NEW YORK April 18 f AP— The as his manager for the ' duration to arrange a title fight Eex country dub rtW Orange primarily with Cochrane ? 15-rou- nd Essex Club Gets Golf Feature °fTJ - Idaho Adds Two Diamond Tilts 3-- !: Ner-moy- Cleary Is Mayor On Coast Now ALBANY Calif April 17 (UP)i-Raym(Buzz) Cleary former player with the Los Angeles and Salt Lake baseball teams and member of the University of California 1923 baseball "wonder team" waa installed as mayor of Albany last night succeeding Bert E Hill ond t BASEBALL SUPPLIES ° BATS I 8-- rnrt I CALLS 14-1- SALT LAKE CITY Anril 18 April 18 (AP)-B- urns and 1944 captain quar- (UP) — Ike Armstrong head foot ball coach at the University of thinks the Utah Aggies Utah today predicted better times law a pro football for for his squads as his degree 1945 grid hopefuls opened spring Crookston son of Coach R Burns drill sessions Seventeen reported Crookston of Logan' disclosed he for the initial drills but Arm strong said he expected "many had received an ' attractive offer more within the next few days" Bears from the Chicago "I was elated of course to be considered by the Bears" he said Air Sailor ' Promising LOS ANGELES' April 18 (UP) material must need pretty MIAMI "They D Buhl's Air "Chalky" Wright 132 of Durango play Sailor 1944(AP)T badly I was told that TI could split deDetroit juvenile cham- Mex took a from Willie formation pion was clocked cision last night quarterback for their mile a 1:45 in Joyce in and the offer financially was good here in preparation for the Ken- 136 of Gary Ind a o fevorite g "But I want to remain amateur tucky derby He was "well in The Wright 33 was for a couple of years longer and hand" the all on way through the top Trainer said all the way also- my objective is to pursue a Lex Wilson match bitterly-fougthree-yecourse of law at the of California" CrookUniversity ston said he also had received of fers from Philadelphia Brooklyn and Detroit clubs - Crookston a senior has been awarded a scholarship to CaliforPRESENTED BY VETERANS OP FOREIGN WARS He played quarterback at nia Utah State before the war entered High School Gymnasium the army later was given a medical Ogden visdischarge because of defective ion and returned to quarterback Wednesday April 18—3:30 p m Coach Dick Romney's T formation He wears contact lens in sports Is a good basketball player and trackman and plans to enter the vs AAU decathlon next year LOGAN Crookston terback of he'll pass turn title match vided the day's oddity during the came with Cincinnati won by the 6 Reds in the eleventh wit two on Zak's shoestring came un caU of "time" from Umpire Ziggie Sears Pitcher Bucky Walters B3on Neison-Sar- a didn't hear: the ump and dished lia up a home run ball to Jim lius-- 1 wr- a w"° sell But it was all disallowed TM:13'iiC Corco- Tournament Mel Ott set six records whUe his New York Giants ruined Bos- - ran- The 38 holes to be played at the ton 11-- 6 Starting his 20th season with the same club Ott broke a- JMsexciup 'wut De maicn piay wun V mark every time he scored or bat- match scheduled the Fresh ted in a run drew a walk slammed Meadow club on for Island May Long br extra an a long hit picked up 26 to be medal base on a long smash Bill Nicholson drove in one run and scored another in the Chica co Cubs' 2 margin over the St Louis: Cardinals behind Paul Derringer's effective hurling The Cubs got only four sate blows on iea Wilks and Bud Byerly the loser MOSCOW Anril 17 (AP)— Two Veteran Curt Davis and Kookle Mike Sandlot teamed up for more games have been added to 2 decision over the the University of Idaho schedule Brooklyn's Phillies and Ken Raffensberger brineing to 18 the number of I baseball uavis aiiowea eigm mu ana games on the vanaai I schedule through with a homer Joe Kuhel and Rookie George I v wrisht i Snnltane Binks each connected safely four I jh sr mo tn Mnsrnw Saturday 8 smoth- - and the visit win be returned on times in Washington's New- s Buck of Philadelphia ering May 5 when Idah0 will play at som the fort Timely Chicago hitting com bined with Cleveland defensive jit ters eave Thornton Lee the ver diet over Chief Reynolds in a 2 Horses to Belmont game at Cleveland MIAMI (AP) —Recent shipments from Hialeah to Belmont included17 racers under Trainer Jim Jfitz16 under George Coburn Simons IXJIll TTIIWVVWI j5 under Bob Robertson and 14 under Eddie Hayward 7-- 001 000 000— 1 6 Detroit 200 O03 20x— 7 11 St Louis Newhouser Mueller Wilson and RichRipple and ards Jakucki and Mancuso R H E 100 000 100—2 8 2 101 040 20x— 8 11 1 Score! American League w - 1000 New York O 1000 St Louis 0 1000 Chicago 0 1000 Washington 1 000 Boston Louis 2 - 1 he — s M 8-- er tonight m il CHICAGO April J8 (AP)— Corp: Fritzie Zivic former world welterweight champion who now Jockeys airplanes for the army air force today announced he had appointed a manager for himself in an effort to force a showdown in his attempt to meet Champion Freddie (Red) Cochrane in a re- GLOVES ETC 5-- war-riddl- ed WriffnT 302-25- th f PQ8TING GOOD! Dial 673 Street - Veteran Joyce (WW? 10-rou- nd - ht ns Los Angeles delayed In atrip from " Sacramento will play San Diego a doubleheader today to make up for lost time while Hollywood will play a twin bill with j Standard-Examin- er Standard-Examiner-KL- f the challenger w Miss Allison comes with a fancy mat recora She is one of the standout welter- weights of the world and is a seasoned performer Indications point to perhaps the biggest crowd of the year tonight Some weeks ago two feminine wrestlers packed' em in and- turned more than 500 away Veterans of Foreign Wars have booked two fine supporting battles for the feinie attraction Leif Ericcson the former ureen Dragon takes on Alberta Carral of Mexico in one of the twin supporting bouts They are heavyweights arroi are aown Ericcson ana for one hour with two falls to win In the special event Ogden' Ralph Morley will meet Gus Pap ncavywwguit pas colonui (jreeit also performer This event will one uum aim feature neavyweignis time limit Two falls will deter- 3-- ors ar 'WRESTLIM t i 'I ' A" LEIF ERICCSON ALBERTO Tout ofS Falls — CAgRAL Mack Looks for Sports Revival Portland on Friday Oakland plays at Seattle tonight The Seals pulled themselves up LOS ANGELES April 18 (AP) PHILADELPHIA April 18 (AP) A war relief golf match here Sun- on the league ladder by 'aft night's —Connie Mack there will day will bring together two top win which was credited to Knowles "definitely" be says Golden another notch threesomes with Bob Hope Piercey formerly of Salt Lake war of after the sports Age Babe Didriksen Zahariaa and the City"We had our biggest sport year veteran Olin Dutra in one and Pacific Coast the last war The boom ought after former national Bing Crosby W L Pet to be even bigger after this one champion Betty Jameson and Lt Seattle MMfl2 V 4 " 750 Believe me I'm looking forward to Benny Hogart in the other Portland 688 it" Connie said in a broadcast last 5 11 The sixsome will tee off at the Sacramento 529 night 9 8 Santa Anita Golf club in Oakland 500 8 8 Beginning his 45th year asr manArcadia ULieut' Hogan anearby high San Diego 8 500 ager of the Philadelphia Athletics 8 money winner before entering the San Francisco 412 Mack 82 said St Louis is "the 7 10 service is at Santa Ana air base Los Angeles f 6 10 375 team to beat" in the American for a few weeks Hollywood 250 league 4 -- 12 f time Friday Night In nsInhnorlcvvs-GusPap- p 2 Out of 3 Falls — One-Ho- If COLO If i sfts l?A rvni frcm fcttii 7 ' " C3 ur Time Limit Special Atiraciiop Glara Horfcncon vs Rcla AHiccn - World's Woman Champion i THIRTY-MINUT- E Challenger TRIE LIMIT : -- - i ma ii t?n Reserved Section $185 Ringside ?240 Including - p- Pairings Will Appear l-- Indians Hold FirsG Place west' ! 30-min- hard-hittin- LOS ANGELES Aoril 18 (AP) Seattle1 first George McDonald baseman raising his average 42 points in a week forged injo the By the Associated Press While games of other teams were Pacific Coast league batting lead with a mark of 389 through last being postponed because of travel Sunday delay the San Francisco Seals McDonald supplanted Pete Elko turned back the Sacramento Sol-o11-- 9 Los in a' Pacific Coast league infielder- - J who Angeles dropped to second among the reg- slugging match last nign ulars with 386 Trouble with train reservations Circuit clout king is Ted Nor-be- rt and schedules caused the postveteran Seattle outfielder ponement of three games two of batting 379 and possessor of seven which were scheduled to open the homeruns — five more than his 1945 season in the Pacific north! ll Seek Titles -A will again put her title on the line tonight in aa one-faheadliner In lontf mat career the former Og- denite has performed in all parts oi the world ana wun une cess she is the daughter of Mr ana Mrs Fred Mortensen former Og' denites and her father at one time was one of the best heavyweightwrestlers in the land He promoted wrestling in Ogden for Miss Mortensen Big Field YO I nd I nearest rivals n V A All-Ameri- iv 4u"vwi' the Tigers in d Cubs Out 2 Verdict Over World Champions ca war Graduate Manager Al Masters own stadium of Stanford recently said there was Following the N F L meeting no reason to be optimistic over Gallery — speaking for Topping in the Indians' revival of football his absence — said "We stand on our Wain Attn sennnll lin rennoct in na allnweH tn nlav in hut tVi follow WSC'd lead Yankee stadium in 1946 We wiU will douhtedly if the male enrollment increases have a football team there in one former league or another that' season Glenn (Pop) Warner Stanford coach told Masters! that Gallery's scheduled appearancehe'd be glad to take on the job at the meeting indiFop be- - I cates that he is tired of bucking again for the duration lieves Stanford even now! has Mara's opposition and plans to after the enough men to4form a fail team join the The way St Marys carried on war provided the new league s under Jimmy Phelan with A stu- - setup looks soundfc The challenge of the dent body of approximately 125 is a testimonial to the fact that is not to be dismissed lightly it can be done In this cdnnec- - since the organizers already Jhave tion it is reported the Gael$ will invested more than $2150006 in again have the services of Herman talent and franchises At present Wedemeyer their sensational Ha- - the conference has franchises in 1 waiian halfback in 1943 New York Chicago Buffalo Cleve Washington State has asked Orin land Los Angeles San Francisco (Babe) Hollinebery to resume the and Miami and have signed such head coaching post which he held famous grid coaches as Lieut Paul t Brown formerly oi unio aiaie ior 17 seasons With the European war certain Lieut Comdr Jack Meagher ior to be over by late summer all mer Iowa and Auburn schools should have their man coach and Buck Shaw who re power problems alleviated by dis cently signed to coach California charged veterans Manyvmen who for one year only otherwise would not have attended Vice President Christy Walsh of the Los Angeles fran college will have a chance at higher education through G L chise will preside at the two-da- y loans meeting in the absence oi juieur The situation will be thrashed Comdr Jim Crowley ieaguecom' out at the conference meeting in missioner who will not assume 2 duties until he is his bpokane June dismissed from the navy i rr — Opener - ? serve used fats and other waste materials to advance the wax ex- v za-ye- ar By Dan McGuire United Press Staff SAN FRANCISCO April 18 State's an (UP) --r Washington nouncement that it will field a I football team next fall was garded today as an indication Via the Pacific Coast conference may be at almost full strength fori the 1945 Rose Bowl bid campaign The Cougars return to thej an- nual autumnal follies observers predicted will be the signal for similar moves by Oregon Oregon State and Stanford all of whom wrapped their moleskins in mothballs in 1943 because of art al- leged lack of manpower Only Idaho and Montana are ex- pected to remain on the sidelines I California Southern California Washington and the University of California at Los Angeles jhave maintained teams throughout the er Drowns Take In Pin Joust ca ta-atte- Football Sidelines two-time- Eke -- Critical Industry 1945 A Idaho and Montana to t-- From Tigers i Apply at Once! This Is A ' - all-Amer- ica By The Associated Press BROOKLYN Marvin Bryant 163 Pallas outpointed Coolidge Miller 162 Brooklyn 8 18 - by-la- Refturn to Standard-Examin- ::::wx¥:-vJ- all-Am- er All-Ameri- By Matt B Wyse the 1934 world series The Coopers are worth $15000 apiece all right but this is a fine time to be demanding it especially after having signed Enters Handicap Tournament By Walter Byers United Press Staff CHICAGO April 18 (UP)— The football smouldering professional war is scheduled to break into the open Friday when the ica football conierence opens a two-d- a v meeting with a National Football league man sitting at ''the conference table an embryo grid The loop- - which plans to operate in direct competition to the N F L - Rghf Results - - To Hold Pow ! mid-cou- and Paul S f 50-5- All-Ameri- 30-Min- ute I Grid Leagues May Work Oirt'Series" all-pu- r- &ym Staff Clara Mortensen a home town 'gal' will come back to Oeden tonight to show her wrestling wares against Reta f Allison ' feminine welterweight 'of Atlanta Georgia ciara — has cVr VpH — Tni!nn -- "-i ciauy wun me tups wnen ne noiuer ui uic route uo&ironunup successfully defended her title for five years ttrplSrSangeL dDhP going and Walker Cooper balk at accepting $2500 a month merely for playing baseball in the fresh air a coupie oi nours aauy It simply doesn t make sense The Coopers announced that they would seek employment outside of if : EigEii Clara Morfensen Will Defend Welterweight Titlo In Affair Ericcson C Tests Carral Morley Will Oppose Pappas Muscles Medwick sacroiliac and all is drawing more from the Giants than he collected at Sportsman's Park while showing the way in practically all branches of the attack Mize was paid more bv the Polo Grounders than he was given as the Cardinals' main source °J m Sht::'Pea£ fard ettcr fman- - baseball They shouldn t have much " 12 trouble finding it Maybe they foxholes in would nrefer digging a hurry on K rations on Okinawa OGDEN CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL JVJ M ®£j(oleini ed -- On Furlough of parks Ogden's commissioner IHIegdllDini©" - ffgJg ' ©wdT illus-goo- envious and the Coopers — — -- v squaw ik was Marion being Slats paid that slightly more than that for which they signed Sam Breadon undoubtedly also would have experienced trouble Musial had not the signing Stan him The outfielder taken navy when he won for peanuts labored league batting chamthe National 1943 pionship in Harold L Welch today sounded a warn Commissioner flf JHl--- -n mrammtto fills American troops rush to knock mg to planners ior a iav commissioner as the out consideration Germany The devastating toll nartment f eels merits lives on Jwo Jlma American of savs "before the mistakes of the planners are perpeiuaxea memory Savage fight- mg in stone and masonry" This has been the saa expe- rcurtaiis night life of Oedenites in some other notewortny pudhc piujccw on Morton With all this auw— Wiresftlleii "GOUT LABEL OR VHITf UEEl 86 PROOF SOMCJISET IMPORTERS LTD f'7 YC |