Show r Ithe ogden standard-examineJANUARY THURSDAY EVENING 12 10 1948 May ©©Eisldeo ©©Bio rn H " t (AP)-De-- troit Tigers General manager George Trautman has announced the names of eight players added to tb team's active roster pitchers Rufus Gentry Frj Manders Harold Gilbert Elliot and Gerry Burke were reinstated from the inactive list by Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler and the remaining four are returned ser- - Husbands Wives ! ! Want new Pep and Vim? Tfcons&ndf weak arn of worn-o- ut roupl Vor rrw solely because bodf l&r t Iron ContaiM TabiM Osim 1nio vitality try Imn y mi too may rrrt ? r pep: aieo nippH 29cm vitamin B) Ciet 3ic lntrodiwy Vim At an good drug stores everywhere — la jsaen a i fay Less Drug ana Walgreen On High Quality SUITS-COA- TS Robes Purses Skirts Al Hoosman (right) California heavyweight FISTIC CONTENDER N J in the fourth round of their Paterson and Iowa Moines — Featured ch ' y NEA Staff Correspondent NEW YORK Jan 10 (NEA) — That jingle-jangl- e you hear is the tinkle of heavy money as major league owners prepare for one of the greatest buying and swapping sessions baseball has yet known All eyes are on the Cardinals who own more talent than can be crowded into one "dugout what with a small army of polished i returning ' - p th from j II - Brooklyn has made a $50000 The three two California boys offer for Pitcher Fred Martin and one from Arizona were chased is little known in big league who Frilast by of f icers f or six hours their car circles The Phillies are eager to day Thev abandoned for Marty Marion and canyon bid heavily at the mouth cover the Kurowski Whitey and took to the woods However left side of the St whoj Louis infieldj one of them made the error of Red Schoendienst ready to stopping at a house to ask direc With iinto Slats Marion's shoes the tions It was the home of a dep step Cardinals may be tempted v uty sheriff There will be wild bidding for the extra infielder the Yankees will find on hand when Phil Riz-zutof Selection Joe Gordon Bill Johnson I I and George Stirnweissj battle for il three positrons But the man who will bring the fattest wad of greenbacks is Walker Cooper who apparently does not fit into Red Bird plans O Spring Filled last spring's salary following i BROWN'S i of-Parl- APPAREL SHOP 2433 Washington Blvd Phone i 77 o! Nice STUPfi O Sturdy ' Construction :NjgT':J5p squabble which ended with the big catcher inducted into the navyj The Braves opened a drive for iCooper by offering $75000 The Phillies hiked the bid to S10G000 whereupon the Giants began talking in tones of $150000 It required great restraint on to turn the part of down! such tempting dishes but he fought them off stubbornly And jwith good reason for a sale during the winter meetings would have involved a big! tax bite for Uncle Sam This will now be reduced approximately! 50 per cent JBreadon preferred to wait until l $946 ' knowing the market would Sam-Breado- n i ' IT5 ii —— im'Uh wmm — — WORTH w m YOUR WHILE TO DRIVE A MILE AND SAVE miiiww iliwmil— — — wm —— I iwi I — — — — — — — —— — I — — — — — — — — — — — 6-f- still be there He has an added advantage in that he" can peddle his ace backstop to either the Braves Phils or Giants without fear of building them into serious flag contenders of Because depleted player pools there was little selling action in the majors during the war the only' big deal" coming last summer when the Braves to their regret gave up Pitcher Red Barrett and $60000 to the Cardinals for an ailing Mort Cooper Prior to the war money flowed in big chunks commencing in 1920 when the Yankees paid the then staggering price of $125000 to get Babe Ruth from the Red Sox It turned out to be a grand investment In 1924 the Athletics paid Baltimore $100600 for Lefty Grove used him- to advantage for 10 years then sold him to the Red Sox: along with Max Bishop and George Walberg for $125000 and two players In 1928 the Braves swapped Rogers Hornsby to the Cubs for $200000 and five players Connie Mack began splitting up his great Athletics in 1932 selling Al Simmons Jimmy Dykes and Mule Haas to the White Sox for that he $150000 Soon after then sent peddled Bob Grove Mickey Cochrane to Detroit for The late Frank Navin $100000 borrowed the money to buy Black ' t C- His transfer might well bring a in conference investigation It's no secret that Youne was widely feted last month by Kenny former Bruin star Washington and other prominent Negro1 citi zens But the president of the Bruin Alumni association Frank McKel ler says he has no idea who made Young such an offer and doubts whether it was made The Phillies pressed for change sold Dolph' Camilli to Brooklyn for '$50000 in 1938 peddled Bucky Walters to Cincinnati for $55000 The Cardinals scored a neat coup d by selling a Dizzy to Dean the Cubs for $185000 and two players! one of them Curt Davis In 1940 jthe Cards wrapped Davis up with Joe Medwick and presented them to the Dodgers for $125000 and four players: The Phils alsojftocjk a chunk of Brooklyn cabbage giving Kirby Higbe for $100000 and Khree performers The Bums figured the money well spent fori they won the flag the following years There were other important pre-wdeals of course but these will give you a rough idea The sale of Johnny Mize to the Giants cy the Cardinals for $50000 in 941 was made more notable be cause it wasj the last of the sizeable transactions But now the market is glutted and we are about to see an unprecedented era of buyingr and selling at staggering prices How much do you offer Z : 'DS£K5JZ — i sjt GZjSmy Y 5 U-- M TOWELS soy vygs vvS fT?JHUtfG&V J$££P -- T7ME n-f-£ ALL H Il7 rTVXX T ! Cwldzea Changes Loom in Gridiron Play J J - OF ' 'r' - TJZUE- FLAVOR i '' AMD FXEFEZ THE : lame-arme- ' 1 f Tii" wXvAA ' YOU'LL ALWAVS - Z JkA I L OOMFAGE ALL AAO ' R W WVM-- M-- - i ' 1 f— n SJ 1 - 10 (AP) CHICAGO Jan Interscholastic football rules for J946 and the possible extension of high school baseball seasons were principal subjects up for dis cussion by representatives of 33 state high school athletic associa meet tions who opened a three-da- y i: ing today The meeting sponsored by the National Federation of state high school athletic associations'! wu be divided Jinto panel discussions of the National Federation foot n football com ball comittee mittee and touch football commit s i ar i i pre-wa- - rr rsss iU3)1n institution" Record Era oy Big Deals as Vets Return ' stcitc line By — - OUTGrZOi YTtf OF Si&4 University jhe attended before joining the service quoted him as saying he had been promised a lucrative job! after graduation from UCLA And Pacific coast conference eligibility rules read: "Alumni may not offer or promise any prospec tive student iwno is an athlete any inducement of financial value (in cluding employment opportunities after graduation) to influence such athlete to attend a particular tears intoi Lee Savold of Des in New York The west coastjNegro won a unanimous decision over the veteran Savold (AP wirephoto) U S commissioner on charges of perf drmers ' transporting a stolen car across a services Sweaters Jackets - j - DRESSES - 4 - 1 SALT LAKE CITY Jan 10 (AP) Three juveniles who led police a merry chase last week before abanrefdoning their car and seeking shera of home at the deputy uge iff have been arraigned before a AS r I By Al Vermeer Federal Charges — "'" ar ize Juveniles Facing S j WOW! V2 ' V-'i ' i - :4-V3- ' ! a- — I LOS ANGELES Jan 10 (AP) — Buddy Young a dusky edition of scheduled to pop him Mercury is self into tne middle today of the tempest ne sxirred up by announcing he may transfer from Illinois to UCLA The great Negro halfback and Stay here — while he sprinter's with some of the ii Fleet practices teammates for an all-stCity navy football game Jan 20— may resolve the question once and for all But again it may not For dispatches from Cham Young was working paign where out with the track team at the - ' 10 " -- L ! to UCLA Illinois Jan DETROIT "fvicemen — Freddy Hutchinson pitcher and Ray Radcl iffr Denny out- Horton and Victor Wertz fielders i Transfer From all-tim- i Coasi Colored Athlete May not be placed on a different Tenuis Jan 10 AP—Anfshall oci from otner stuaems in u program enlarged college sports and sen- award of financial aid conducted on a "sound Of the 63 per cent who replied sible basis" was urged today by National CoHegigte Dr Smith said "The great mathe head of the in association cP°fun jority stated that they were in Athletic interest in competitive sports accord with our principles Some e high Louisiana of also f suggested a desire for a Dr Wilbur C Smith the of president university by the NCAA association declared an his annual stronger regulation the NUA in seeing that this declaration is renort prepared for ihat something- observed competito provide done Never in the history of inter must be can t who students for sDorts tivp collegiate athletics has the interest make the varsity teams in competitive sports been so proWe should take full responsia that as nation nounced as at the present time bility and realize our young men of draft age were - nn" nrenniaztion we face the not physically fit a tl the time of crave responsibility of seeing that said Pearl Harbor" Dr: Smith program He announced that ithe presi- this vast intercollegiate ana sen is conducted on a sound dents of all member colleges and on been had polled universities are betheir attitude toward the NCAA's 'Intercollegiate athletics in post-cn- n athfor for conduct money" collegiate code of prostituted ing eames says fnnthaii bowl letics which provides that athletes Dr John A Hannah president of Michigan State collegethe- National Dr Hannah told yesCollegiate Athletic association coaches regard football "If terday: nrofession if our rnllrffps reeard intercollegiate ath letics as an educational activity the You Can Save then both better bowl business I ! ii f lie - — rt tBu'ddy Young 'Releases Playe Roster Enroll Hoosman Haps Qui Decision Oyer Savold six-ma- r! tee ' !!' ' Saturday 'the football committee will consider slight revisions to the interscholastic code r Iliii ! Mike Washington sold Joe Cronin to the! Red Sox for! $250000 and A year later Lyri Lary in 1934 Mack sent Jimmy Foxx to Boston in a $150000 deal and the White Sox peddled Simmons to Detroit for $75000 Buffaloes Trim Denver Quint DENVER Jan 10 ( AP — The of Colorado Buffaloes University served ' notice- today that the Big Seven cage race isn t going to be too! much of a runaway for Wyoming's favored Cowboys The Buffs opened the conference season last night with an impres sive 66-3- 0 defeat of Denver univer - sity s Pioneers The tilt was first of two at 1am- Dackcd City auditorium where later the Hollywood Twentieth 9 Centuries took a thrilling from Denver victory Ambrose Jellymakers after the score had been tied ifour times in the last half The Big Seven game was no contest after the first four minutes as the tall fast and sharpshooting Buffs romped to an easy victory Center Henry Knocke connected with 11 field goals and a free throw for 23 points and scoring honors 41-3- last-minu- te i i Sign Philadelphia rendezvous of notables the American Revolution Signs of "ijjffi-- '1 V - Old-fashion- ed I i popular before i Hospitality:: WASH CLOTHES fasts® zumw J Xhere's a quality about William Penn Whiskey that recalls the great days wiren men dined at quaint wayside inns and rolleti their liquors Jfffl ' ' 1'ltlJ'Ti 0 cfthe famous Blue Anchor Tavern Make laundry water sky - b!a with Rata Drops and a dash of - mm w f) mil la a -- ? i i GOODERHAM & WORTS LTD PIORIA - ILL clothes Drops softens water boosts I mm In Cottons woolens rayons come but really clean colors sparkle white clothes gleam without separate bluing rinse Raia old-fashion- - then pat soap critically on the tongue Actually it's a kind of goodness both genial in flavor and fragrance that one meets with too rarely in these hurried times and that comes of great skill and long experience! 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