Show - Q3 THE OGDEN i I i'! STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Friday Evening January -- H 1946 11 - - ' f - iv - Stars ta" i j ar " V ' '- i : - i Z i - & i :f ' s sf ? VOU TURNED ME LOOSE AIN'T FEATHER-BRAINE- re-elect- ed THAT SWELL BLONDE MUSSy en out! THE CAB TWO BLOCKS FROM THIS GOAT 5 NEST I 'rTiAvn Grand hotel in Nuernberg Germany German civilians walk by the scaffold-line- d the war criminals trial in for bomb damages Many officials attending (AI Wirephoto) building the of the in housed undamaged portions HOTEL which is iimlereo'inV rgy°jrffe Ayy © 11 A 1 FfA - threp-vear-o- "Morlev banged away at three rabbits with a revolver and killed all three af them "The drive is open to all sports men and indications point to be tween 200 and 300" Rough Riding Is Topic Again ii over 10-d- LP Fisher-- s Spy Song win- home-bre- d HOUSE- WAPMIKJG y ll kc 1320 KSL 1160kc KUTA 570 I i ! 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StJ ner of the Arlington futurity and Dr Eslie Asbury's Revoked Washington Park futurity winner in Beaugay will pack 121 poundswon the Experimental Beaugay six races in a row as a old and earned $105910—compared to her $26000 yearling purchase price av 'THE SATURDAY F10RU1I1G SWII1G CLUB' KDYL f BOOM A UKLE HOUSE? f Sponsored By: THE VAGABOND SHOP eoop J Sounds WMATS GOIM&OM OVE& AT THC WAYMMJS' VAG SAYS: kc partment reported today a slight! decline in the number of arrests police during 1945 The decline said was counter to a national trend of more arrests 7H£ COPS' a 30T ld ARCADIA Calif Jan 10 (UP) two-yea- rJockey Bill Bailey today began a suspension for alleged rough riding m two races at Santa Anita ' Wednesday The board of stewards set Bailey down until Jan 25 for allegedly mitting" Observer to bear in at the pulling his mounti Timmy in too three-eightthe fourth race in which post in the seventh sharply in dead-heade- d fourth finished Observer and for "perTimmy a ra Saturday KLO fJ T ME VOU i Although titleholders Campbell styed with their stable for both Star Pilot and Beaugay also are fr"om the barn of Mrs Graham Star Pjilot a $26000 bargain buy who won $165385 and scored victories in the Belmont and Pimlico futurities and the 'Hopeful was assigned 126 pounds along with Charles T ville of Join the "Calling ALL Moderns Jive Session of Radio's smartest show-: It's the ideal Don't miss it for rug cuttin'" MOST ilPS 1 ! 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THREE—1) j two-year-o- ld Og-wi- U - — 10:30 i 1 mmm YORK Jan 11 (AP)— the 1945 juvenile Overlooking champions John B Campbell handicapper of the Jockey club of New York today picked Mrs Elizabeth Graham s Lord oi bs In charge of serving hot Boswell as the coffee to all who attend Ed Wright last season most likely to succeed in 1946 will assist Garrison "The state law on hunting unCampbell assigned 128 pounds der the influence is prohibited to the rugged son of Boswell for The law says 'It shall be unlaw- the experimental handicap at Jaful for any person to use firearms maica in April the race in which in the pursuit of any kind of he annually lists juveniles of the birds or animals in this state while nrevious vear according to how he under the influence of liquor Any believes they'll go in the rich stakes person who violates- any of the Drovisions is guilty of a misde This time he went right by both meanor and shsall ' be fined not the champion of the less than $25 colts Star Pilot and the juvenile "Hal Armstrong iairector ot tne filly Beau gay to put the finger Weber Wildlife federation Ralph on Lord Boswell a sturdy who was bought along with Morley and Captain Bob Stratford met with Bert Eliason of Snow- his dam for $26000 and went on ville and looked over the hunting to win seven of 11 starts and $J4" erounds Friday They tound thou 330 sands of irabbits close to Snow he overlooked the J yfsrM Lord Boswell Rated Tops Hundred! sportsmen oi Upward of 200 mimnr will take Mierrabbit first the organized in "him a place race would put in part Isixth Dosition a notch ahead of drive Sunday January 13 north Ward and south of Snowville Ithe ereat Challedon of "chairman general Armstrong " o " muiv anf federation Wildlife Weber v the 120 pounds riding in such V as Sirde Bull Reigh Chal nounces meet at SnowSportsmen will lenge Jble and Texas Sandman The Maine Chance farm's five San ville at nine a m Sunday autobein not start private Pasaual entries wilj trip will be made cause Jimmy Smith was late in mobiles his training program when he re"All hunters are urged to be lieved Tom Smith the stable an- sure and bring chains along for nounced today their cars -said Chairman ArmMaine Chances star rider Ar-- j strongnold Kirkland wUl ride J T Tay-- ! Garrison past president c in the rich stake of "George lor's the Weber Wildlife federation 7:00 P i K-Z- ! TONIGHT j 1 handicap at Santa Anita - t Pasqual The records show that the speedy ' erav horse has already won his Chicago owners $325000 in five on the tracks Saturday's jyears icut-o- f $41680 to the winner would "' boost him into fourth bracket and - : j J all-tim- - X y X i ARCADIA Calif Jan 11 (UP) Mrs Edward Mulrenan's First Fid- die will move into fourth spot in e the money winning ranks if: he wins Saturday's $50000 San j Institutions" he said "we should be careful to study the mistakes that we made We should after World war I take full advantage of the great benefits credited to competitive athletics during the service experience of World war II" Smith suggested expansion of athletic plants as a means of meet-- 1 ing increased enrollments and welworking toward the physical r fare of all students KEEP MUM FOR COt)6H VOU SOT FCOM I First Fiddle to Bid for Gold ' OVAyf 1 -- - BOTH TO j "As member -8 I'PAlr wu bleXch IT EASy 1 KNEW FIND YOU AT YOUR FIRST WIFE'S HOUSE BUT I LEFT —1 f n 6-7- YlAK£ D HE PD IT TO YOU HERE IDIOT standards" : i7 ne Deals uudo t ouvh eccxxai as Kenny Washington players Strode Bob Hoffman Jack Woody 'Jacobs and "Ezra" Anderson ' fields including the amateur athletics back into the limelight usurped by pro sports in recent years the incaa and the AAU will work in close cooperation to develop their own tournaments and championships as well as going all out to boost the Olympic games President Avery Brundage of the U S Olympic committee explained Olympic games Hoping to boost j O dur- all cover e er ing the postwar "golden era" The nation's two leading amateur sports bodies the National Collegiate Athletic association and the Amateur! Athletic Union joined in an official partnership which will ed all-st- -- ' (UP)'— A gridiron will perform Jan 20 when a stadium atGilmore team feafootball service Claude (Buddy) flashy ' turing Y6ung meets the Hollywood Bears Pacific Coast Professional 1945 league champs oung who says he may attend "the University of California at Los Angeles on discharge" from the navy chalked up three touchdowns for a Fleet City eleven when they defe?ted the El Toro Marines Dec 9' The fleet back! returned one - kickoff 94 yards across the goal line Other service stars will include Elroy Hirsch Paul Governali Charlie O'Rourke playing Coach Bob Dove and other El Toro Ma- rine Fleet City and Fourth Air fforce players star-studd- '( ' to-th- Re-ele- ct (UP)— Amateur sports united today in an effort to take the play away from 11 their professional "brothers' Ja'nuaryi20 11 Jan he referring to the re- turning varsity man but rather the Gl who "isn't quite up to varsity pres-fsai- d Chicago that the committeelto employ an assistant which selects the U S Olympic ident and secretary teams will remain the same under 2 K L (Tug) WUson the new alliance composed lot six Big Ten athletic commissioner A A U representatives 'and the secretary-treasurof the NCAA same number of NCAA repre3 Hold next year's convention sentatives in New York tentatively schedulDr Wilbur C Smith it for Jan NCAA president at yesterday's ing4 Turn over $32871 to the 1948 meeting announced that for the Olympics The sum had been colfirst time in history a pact had lected for the 1940 Olympic games been formally signed by the two which were cancelled by v war Under the alliance the The American Football Coaches groups A A U and N C A A will association will continue its meetofficially recognize each other's through Sunday when a retournaments and their mtmber ath- ings i will be released on rule port letes will be free to compete in changes the various meets subject to the The coaches selected New York rules of the sponsoring associa- City as the site of their 1947 con: tion vention to be held the first week In other developments yesterday of January the NC A A completed all of its In his annual report to the N C A A delegates Smith asked that official business by voting to: offices in the schools give t the war veteran 1 Establish central i Chicago and appropriate $10000 a sporting chance in sports He fin By Stan Mockler UP Sports Writer ST LOUIS Mo Rlay 'Pro's' HOLLYWOOD Jan Hope to Talie' Flay Avay From 'PrbfessioriciIswasnt I Afiia&eurs Reconstruction Started in Nuernberg I B TrAKT UWB'TOO m AViY 1 Tt THE DAY BED - |