Show J THE OGDEN 10 Chandler-I- STANDARD-EXAMINE- R "WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 2 1945 Rea AidiPSoyers fa$uUti4 Mil SUJMZ if W&HWAN with y Staridard-Examiner-KL- V Tournament Pleases O j- With charnpions of the first annual are bowling tournament crowned keglers of the city Wesche already preparing for the second annual event John of Hill Field romped off with the men's handicap crown and Eertie Robins of Clearfield Navy Depot won the ladies' handicap' title Herb Wessman copped the men's scratch honors and Lucille Chick was the standout feminine scratch kegler among theJadies Tom Cannon Navy Clearfield Standard-Examiner-KL- Keglers of Ugaen numDering arSund 2000 have now closed the 1944-4- 5 season The new campaign will get underway next September The second annual event will be staged earlier in the season when the interest is red-"hHere are a few expressions from bowlers anent the first annual tournament which is now history BUI Chick Men's City league--"Speak-ing in behalf of the Mens City league and I believe for Ogden bowlers as a whole I extend heart iest congratulations to Standard- Examiner and KLO on their grand success in making possible the first round robin tournament This tournament has spread new Standard-Examiner-KL- O ot all-Ogd- en O me navy league— "Speaking for this believe I and myself league tournament will help bowling in Ogden 100 per cent It has enabled the lower average bowlers to compete successfully with the higher average bowlers Bill Smith Ogden Bowling Cen ter— "Personally I feel that the tournament is a wonderful thing It will create better feeling toward bowling and among the bowlers of Ogden" Joe Barney Mapleway alleys — "The sponsoring of this tournament Is a very fine iesture towards creat ing better bowling in Ogden May the4 years to come justify their far sightedness i Bits of Sports Banter Tonieht will be Fathers and Sons the Weber night when members ofhold their Wildlife Federation monthly meeting at Utah Power & Lieht auditorium The 1945 mem for both the bership campaign will open with adults and juniors the holding of this interesting program All sportsmen are invited The time is eight p m Final details for the staging of the playoffs for the Utah - high school baseball tournament- were games completed today Semi-finwill be staged May 8 and will send high against Car together Wasatch Lake-Jordan win bon and the Salt ner against the Region One winner The championship game will be played on May 15 at a place to be announced later Tracksters of Region One will compete at Logan this week-en- d for the right to qualify for the state finals in Salt Lake City next week end Ogden and Weber high are certain to bid for top honors Rulon Budge former Weber col lege athletic star now coach at Burley Idaho high school has called a meeting of Idaho coaches for Saturday at Twin Falls At the pow-wo- w an Idaho coaches asso i ciation will be formed The best bit of news of the year for golfers i3 contained in the fol lowing United Press release from Washington today: "Some new golf balls for civilians will be on the market by midsummer it was learned from war production board today "A WPB spokesman said the balls will be 'good enough so an amateur can't tell the difference between this ball and a pre-wball "The spokesman said he could not estimate the number of golf i balls that would be available to new civilians under the program' O Standard-Exami- ner-KLO Standard-Examiner-KL- O er ar ss Baseball Louisville Slugger 4-- 4-- F 4-- F 4-- F igated" used his The commissioner-elec- t press conference yesterday to clarify his stand on horse racing as it concerns baseball He advised players and umpires to stay away from the race tracks to avoid possible public censure but at the same time said he saw no reason to attach a stigma to racing or to men connected with it Chandler is making his first of a series of visits to major league club owners preparatory to assuming He his duties as commissioner came to St Louis yesterday to wit ness the raising of the American league pennant by the St Louis Browns but had to remain until tonight when rain washed out the Brownies' celebration Two Senators Up For Arm Duty WASHINGTON May 2 (AP)- Two of the Washington Senators veteran pitchers Mickey Haefner lone southpaw and Dutch Leonard may be lost to the armed forces Haefner took a physical examination at Baltimore and rejoined his teammates in Boston yesterday without learning his status Leonard will be examined in Illinois and join the club in St Louis next week If Haefner and Leonard enter service the team's chances of fin ishing in the first division "will just about be wrecked" club officials said today adding however "they are pretty badly bunged up and may not be taken pre-inducti- on i MailhoTopsin Coast Batting For Golf Title 10 HARTFORD And gee Conn— Red Doty Hartford TKO Freddie 150 ham 153 Brooklyn 5 OKLAHOMA 144 Gra- CITY— Ben Evans Oklahoma City outpointed Manuel Villa 150 Juarez Mexico 12 tfORTiHC COODf Dial 6763 Street FRESNO Calit May 2 (UP)— of the army was Sgt Jim Ferrier 1 as ! listed today the No threat to the California State open title now held by Ernie Pieper of San Jose when the annual tournament starts at the Fort Washington course Saturday The $3500 affair will be precedtoured Friday by a ney featuring some of the Pacific 54-ho- le LOS ANGELES — Willie Joyce Gary Ind outpointed Generao coast's top linksmen Rojo 142 Los Angeles 10 pro-amate- ur 138 r7 ID Presented By no m Veterans of Foreign Wors OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL' GYMNASIUM Thursday May 3—8:30 pm mm fif im Hollywood California vs - 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Full Three Headline Events Scheduled Thursday Night For Mat Performers Muldoon Meets Ericcson Hickson and Sharman Collide in Special Feature - i Mat Wizard er ! two-out-- of f " r - ex-tea- m - : U i v : - Hoppe Clings to er v -- er PiorocGier PbcEis Mis : Pi a¥©rrs dorca Mcai1 Beavers op Teems ov Coast Loop no-hitt- er n er Bob Hamilton Is Now in Army - 'MAf: 7-- " 5-- 6:45 P ::ii:TON1:GKT 'yldjtSl7Bi' 3 10-gall- on IVEDNESDAY EUEHinG PROGRAMS t t I " t NOW V: An Added Program for The Story Lady V We are happy to announce this additional: appearance of the popular Story Lady In addition to her regular Tuesday show she will be heard on i We aro helping to con-er- vt used tats and other waste materials to advance the war ef- Another thrilling story of Tonight 9:00 ML© COMPANY Colorado cts Co Southern Pacific's Ogden Union WIAIN-LIN- jAyA- y Tomorrow Be sure kiddies you hear this additional program sponsored each week by W T Grant Co Ogden KLODial 1430 on Your 185— News Listening Post (Joyce Jordan :45!Vartety Lee News Mary Taylor Breakfast In Variety Store 9:00 Art Gaeth Valiant Lady Hollywood Music 9:15These Your Songs! 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IncludingTax GOOD BUS SERVICE — 4 fort Headline Opener fl ur TIME LIMIT ADVANCED SEATS' OH SALE AT: Majors — - if Apply at Oncct This Is A Critical Industry EVENT-- m T - Operation —SPECIAL Billy Hickson i 1 -- Help for Plant Ireland's Favorite ft A By Carl Lundquist United Press Staff Kalph Morley Ogden's wrestling heavyweight police NEW YORK Mav 2 (UP) — It was just a garden variety single officer today accepted terms to meet Alberto Carrol of -and Pitcher Joe Haynes' of the Chimat pro--: J cago White Sox never gave it a Mexico in one of the feature events of the all-st- ar ' second thought as the ball whistled school Thursday evening at Ogden High field gram his ears center and into past i' kt --Morley and Carrol will tangleThat was in the third inning at 7 A' over one hour with two falls to the Detroit yesterday but before The Mexican and' Morley win ' finish that hit loomed bigger to r to stage a thriller-dillpromise home than the mightiest Haynes ureen Ericcson Leif the yclept run ever smashed For when it Dragon takes on Bill Muldoon was all over and the White Sox the British and Irish heavyweight ' were 5 to 0 winners over the Tigers i ' champion in one of the other one come had within Haynes just headliners They are also down ' pitch no-h-ofit turning in the first perfor one hour with two falls to win fect in the major leagues matches and a The two one-ho23 in exactly years - three fall And there was irony at every event between Hy Sharman special turn in his failure to achieve the ' ' I ' of Salt Lake and Billy Hickson of ' 'v f greatest distinction that can come Clearfield Navy Depot will " "'" the : §hK to a major legaue pitcher' The round out the program author of the hit was his personal "I personally look tor the Thursf r i and mate Jimmy pal program to eclipse all other! day " : t I f (Skeeter) Webb who couldn t have of the past season said Match! picked a pitcher in either league maker Jim Downing wHy Shar that he would rather have spared man and Billy Hickson are ex- - v 6 V-such a disappointment Webb with the fans in the pected to standthrill-packed the White Sox last year came to aisles with a special Detroit in a trade that sent Joe event "Hickson has performed like Orengo to Chicago ' It was on April 30 in s 1922 that despite the fact that he '1 has had to wrestle heavyweights in Charley Robertson also a White the past He's tops in my book Sox pitcher tossed baseball s last and is also a crowd pleaser with perfect game and as was the case fans" the the Ogden Tigers provided yesterday Veterans of Foreign Wars anopposition in a 2 to 0 Chicago victory ticipate one of the largest crowds of the season Thursday's program For Haynes previously a nonenone will get underway at eight-thirt- y was the in it majors "just tity of the breaks of baseball" p m sharp "I don't care too much as long Ae tas we won and since somebody had to get a hit I'm glad it was Jimof the Dick Campbell shortstop BRILLIANT INFIELDER one my" he said ofthe region Ogden High baseball team is one of the stars ram It was the second one-hittcan ana tnrow a week's league He covers more ground than in the majors this season from any position The Ogdenites meet Weber Thursday and Box pitched of the Chicago Cubs Hank Wyse ef the HOLLYWOOD May 2 (UP) year Elder tangles with Bear River in final league games back the turned Pittsburgh Pirates encounter Willie Hoppe former world's Ogden and Box Elder still have a single remaining league a lone last with single Saturday to write into the standings This event was postponed earlier in the Unlike champion today maintained his Haynes however Wyse season because of inclement weather over titleholder Welker slim lead othtwo batters and three walked transcontinental Cochran in their ers got on through errors world's three-cornthe series for withsecond The victory Haynes ' ' billiards crown out a defeat kept the White Sox Hoppe and Cochran split a pai in first place ahead of the idle i of blocks yesterday the challet AmeriNew York Yankees in the 60 to 38 ancfw' first the ger winning can league The Sox got only six Cochran taking a narrow 60 to 59 hits themselves scoring four runs in the second victory in the fourth off Starter Walt Willong-tim- e The rivals meet in j two two son on a single triples walks and a balk wood Athletic club with Hoppe In the only other major league TESTS SHARMAN Billy leading 2987 to 2931 game yesterday the Boston Red Hickson of the Clearfield Navy Sox won their fourth straight game Depot sensational 175 - pound the visiting Washington wrestler meets colorful Hy run double plajr by Roy Younker topping Walker have played every game Senators 5 to 4 to qualify as baseBy Jack Cuddy Sharman in one of the special before being replaced by Ken j in me same spot aiieia Brondell A walk and a double by and cold" club The events of the weekly mat pro"hot ball's United Press Staff Durocher In order the first batting their Schlueter - tied the score Ncrm who Sox Red gymnasat dropped Ogden High's NEW YORK May 2 (UP)— has had three gram Brondell then served up a low players in the lead-o- ff eight games continued to get adeium evening Thursday ' who Leonidas Ernest Durocher spot although now he seems quate pitching and timely hitting pitch that got by Catcher Joe makes it plain there is a definite to have about settled on Eddie to prolong their streak on the right Sprinz allowing Jack Calvey to v -for occupancy Senators permanent The books of Stanky side the middle his tally the winning run between connection The little second baseman got only four hits three of them there San r: trailed The Diego I Angels name and the way he manages the who took over after Durocher's : tied when the until Binks eighth Ihey George three-alcomeback experiment at byAll in the Then at score were Brooklyn Dodgers rifled through two-da- y l the other games postponed not only is hit- because of rain ninth Pinch Hitter Leonard Greene the roster today and concluded the keystone sack 345 the order double a slammed? out a three-ru- n atop ting sharp that he hadn't made a change in but in field he has yet to make 27the fourth run of the " later Star—Joe scoring Haynes Yesterday's the starting lineup since Sunday an error with 56 consecutive year-ol- d right-handfor the White inning on a double by Fete&lko "It must be the schedule or the chances handled cleanly a perfect game missed who Sox imweather" mused Durocher who Batting number two in the against Detroit by one 655 19 10 runner the behind sooth-sayPortland to win 5 to 0 Branch portant spot with his boss single r? 586 17 12 five worked has Durocher Seattle players to make collaborated has Rickey 14 548 17 the in two catchers and San baseincluding Diego Ebbets field in Brooklyn 517 15 14 Oakland of confusion to three and four power positions he ball's counter-pa- rt 484 16 15 two Fifth men each had has Sacramento the Pentagon building in Washing17 452 14 and seventh sixth Los Angeles eighth spots ton 419 18 13 muddle a continuous in been Francisco have San was The status quo of the lineup 345 19 10 havfour different Hollywood something rare indeed foi the cur- with worked in each players one ing 'Flatbush of rent edition the ATTERBURY Ind May have been three left field- 2 CAMP National Floogies" who in their efforts at ersThere Professional Golf By The Associated Press ' (UP)— Morris French Bordagaray sent nine have STMHBM9 splurges decided diamond "floy floy" i Champion Bob Hamil theNinth innine and Augie Galan and association Coast league two Pacific different starting combinations in Aderholt only into the inducted ton was army 10 games against their bewildered three center fielders Louis Olmo here games played last mgnt yesterday Elmer Durrett and Goody Rosen dventBteto at Human stories opposition former Hamilton professional his big eadershio was temporarily halted But today barring more splashy At first Galan cantwo-da-have stories— CokSLhy course lies Ind Evansville gained thrilling the y back after a 3 to Los Angeles experi- fame as the lost when it for EditosT the spring weather it will be the same mit oi "Night Vptyem imt surprise golfer old story When the Dodgers tee ment with rookie John Dpuglas upsetting Byron Nelson to win the Sacramento dropped San Francisco an American radio favorite to 4 vicout failed a Stanky's spikes with pan into seventh place off against the visiting Boston sack association title at spoKane wasn ory M ICDYL Braves Durocher will shake up have priority on the second BasSeattle-Oaklan- d but at shortstop Eddie and Portland- the old fedora and snatch nine now only a more names but for a starting inski s fielding gives him Hollywood games were postponed over Mike Sandlock's National League bare as the two northwest teams en margin : lineup W L Pet countered travel delay No longer can the vendors at tne hitting and neither is secure Owen Pw—mimibt The Solons broke loose with a 667 4 8 New York Brooklyn ball palace chant "you Pitcher Hal four-ru- n last inning assault to de Gregg's personal 636 7 4 EDUinRDSCCFFcE can't tell the players without a Chicago as and for the share Seals Pitcher Knowles catching Ernfeat the stop 556 4 Leo 5 Ernest Louis program" With St Feofsml d Scfewey Statss 545 Piercey Salt Lake City youth was 5 6 est at the helm the fans can't the pitching— Durocheroneneeds an Boston for a that a hat two two other and for 500 5 5 singles rapped tell anyway Brooklyn 455 6 5 Cincinnati Actually it isn't as bad as that 364 7 4 and much of the juggling has been Pittsburgh 273 8 3 After all American League born of desperation Philadelphia the Dodgers generally were conw L Pet Broadcasters may changd programi without notice signed to back row tenancy and Chicago 2 6 750 Tuesday's Results KUTA ft70 ke KSU 1160 kC 1431 ke KDVL 1320kC KLO a first cause to never figured Louis at Pittsburgh post 7 636 4 St York 4 New Urn Banger Carson division housing problem by try- Detroit 6:00 Bev Wayne Show tL V kaltenbornJaclc 4 6 600 poned cold Show Newsroom 6:1BCnrt Massey ing to muscle in among the elite Philadelphia 5 6 545 New York at Philadelphia post Counter 6:30!MThe Fresh-n- p paeet the Stars Pr Chrtatlaa "first four" 6 6 Or Christian 500 nnnprlr cold 6:46 Show B Grant (Night Editor 8pyj The fact that Durocher with his Washington 444 5 Boston at Brooklyn postponed: 7:00 Gabriel Heatter (The Eddie 4 IHoad Ahead Louis IFranlc St to machinations has managed 8 4 333 rain Cantor Show Sinatra 7:16!UNIC0 Report Boston J Which Ia Mr District keep them either in the first di- Cleveland lEpotUght Band Dram 2 7 222 scheduled) 7:30lBulldoff games (Only I Coronet Story vision or right next door in fifth Whlcn 7:451 mond (Drama) Attorney Miles and place where they are now seems Tuesday's Results Moment 'Human Adventure K&y Kyser'e 8:00 J I College ot to be a minor miracle in itself Prindle 8:15 drama IQreatMuelo Cleveland at St Louis postponed Minor League Scores (News Musical j 8:30News of Today Aside from such oldsters as major I I GO iChapel In Sky Knowledge 8:45 Fulton Lewis league batting champ Dixie Walk- rain The Associated Tress By J Klrkwood ShwJTed Malone er Catcher Mickey Owen and 9:00IThe Main Line ISupper Club R HE American Association Tomorrow's NewslMusio Satisfies JLum and Abner Score: 9:1 5 Drama Pitcher Curt (Danl Boone) Davis J Invitation to IR GranVfiwln The Gay Mrs 000 400 010—5 6 0 9:30 Lowell Thomas Louisville 9 Indianapolis 5 he hasn't much talent on hand Chicago ' f Muslo Headline Edition Featherstone 9:45!Slnr Sing Sins — 000 000 0 1 000 0 Other Detroit games postponed a that would click with good I INews Ens Mrs for PeaceMr and Wilson Tresh and Muel String 10:00Backgr'd Haynes minor league club in peace time International League In Dance North 10:1 5' Al Warden Chapl of WasatchlLeaders Hence he has had to resort to ler and Swift E Coleman's Or 4 Hill's Orch Voice of a Nation (News All games postponed 10:30Tiny 10:35 Adv in Research Treasury Salute CB3 Concert Or Variety Show something like a baseball version Philadelphia at New York post Pacific Coast League of the Notre Dame shift with (News News Roundup (Columbia 11 :00tNews Los Angeles 7 San Diego 3 Parade of Band Masterworks Ride Re-poned rain Sgs by Mary AnntiMelodlo players going from position to po11:15Night 4 5 San Francisco corded Music foriT Anthony Or Sacramento Flight Parade of Bands 11 :30 sition not only in the batting or1110 News 11:45l Your Pleasure 111:55 News R H E Score: Other games postponed der but on the playing field 100 001 020—4 4 0 MORNING PROGRAMS THURSDA No player has been in the same Washington OOx— 5 10 1 120 002 Boston News for Breakfast Club m World the batting order Fun and Folly position 7:00 ipa wn News Harrv Clarke sgsJDon McNeill MO Niggeling Pierettl and Guerra each of the Dodger games played 7:1 SiLivestock Mkt repSunrise Songs Breakfast 7:30IMnsical Clock 730 Edit Newt FUnfest' to date and only two Third Base- O Neiii wooas ana uaroanc Holm I INews Club Clock 7:45 Express 7:45!Musical man Bill Hart and Right Fielder 1 Tune News'i Breakfast 8:00! Col Lowder NewslRobert St John Half Hour Lora Lawton (Corn' a Poppin 8:1 BjNews for Women News of the WorldlAbbe Observes :30!snaay vauey roues Koaa 01 iue We Need 2 OUT OF 3 FALLS —ONE-HOU- R in M I er Ferrier Will Bid BATS BASEBALLS nnn Game : GLOVES 25th Pennant Ceremony LOS ANGELES May 2 (AP)— Emil Mailho San Francisco Seal outfielder set the Pacific Coast league individual batting pace with 406 in games through last Sunday Mailho led hitters appearing in 20 or more games but many of ' his appearances have been as a pinchhitter The Seal gardener "Bummy" Davis 146 Brooklyn outpointed supplanted Frank Hawkins Oakwho! slipped to Eddie Saunders 156 New York 8 land outfielder third at 378 JERSEY CITY — Joe Curcio 148 Larry Barton Portland first Newark knocked out Henry Jor- sacker was second with 387 dan 147 Philadelphia 1 NEW BEDFORD Mass J— Lige Drew 150 Springfield outpointed Solomon Stewart 150 New York er 302 Joe Haynes Robbed Of Perfect to fight for the right of ball to basebalL players play "Just because a man's able to play two hours of a certain sport is no indication that he is fit for military service"an the Kentucky senator said in interview is a F regard "I believe a less of what his profession might be Merely because a man is a doesn t baseball player and a mean his draft board should re classify him and put him into the service" Chandler said he had heard of cases where just such things had happened "I have Informed the president of the United States my friend have Harry Truman that there been these instances oi aiscrimlna-tio- n against ball players by selective service officials and have asked that they should be Invest- al " keener We! efs Onlv ase WsIiop New Commissioner io Take Part in A B "Happy" Chandler Is ready I y ' V ST LOUIS Mo May 2 CAP)— Baseball's Commissioner-elec- t Sen ! enthusiasm throughout Ogden bowling and will go far toward the future success of this sport in ug den The tournament if it is carried forward definitely aid in year to year will foremost on the Oeden niacin hnwlin mac I look for a far yearY tourgreater entry in riext one for Ogden is it because ney mm and women exclusively and will be one of the bowling high liehts of the vear" Ladies City Alma Peterson league — "I think this tournament was one of the finest way of creating a good sporting spirit among the lady bowlers Louise Menslnjr Ladies Friday Night league — "In behalf of the Friday Night Ladies league The Standard - Examiner - KLO tourney has enabled the girls to know better the larger aspects of bowling by being able to compete in a first- class tournament Am firm in my belief that this will create a greater Interest toward the next tournament" Sfft Max Kosof Wasatch league —"It is my opinion that in the years to come The tournament will be the outstanding individual tournament of Ogden I extend heartiest congratulations' to Al Warden of and of The Standard-ExaminKLO for fathering the idea Sam Larson Arsenal league — "I think the tournament is swell and am for it 100 per cent In the past year tournaments moremethan any to raise other thing has enabled my average and learn more about bowling This I believe is true for all the bowlers in the Arsenal league ' Mike Macurczak Sailors league — "I wish to extend my sincere thanks to The Standard-Examinand KLO for making possible such a fine competitive tournament Through their efforts it has been to enter Fight Results possible for service men first-claand compete In a real By The Associated Press tournament BROOKLYN — Al Standard-Examiner-KL- Capable Tiger Shortstop s r I |