Show :i h i t j I srnnt - CTAkinARft-FXAMINE- Jrv"vEN?NG £3 SalMLakers S- JANUARY 23 1948 Open Threjd q Series mewrkh Mound Fotf do Y©i stole r:JKn OMluva - Seat Sale for Ogden Feature Opens j Monday January 28 nt fly finest in on nf Osden wilLberecognizea AmeriCa IJOwn tnrougn iue colorful doubleheadr i treated to at Ogden high's spaciou tif "Sogde 7 TgreaV athletes- and n proviso the conUnders in time School j ptmon" CUy - jca - —- n league will pertorm of thrills promise plentyMound Fort Central and pinners round games last a &11 first game closing meet in ana Lewis m Friday eight p at Washington open the program Jan 23 (AP) PHILADELPHIA m sharp seven p be will Another doubleheader Ausie Lio expert' played later in the season at Ogaen property" of the the Philadelphia 'Eagles of the National Jfyhed A0n Traded For Canale Lio Is place-kickin- g Xd83ST I : provides Friday's doubleheader an laihers especially parents the youngwatch to opportunity said sters perform in basketball of Central Stark John Principal high today "The junior league has long been b b arm- m TOMORROW AIRIGHI tony nail — paKue iuuoj — raciue straight player trade for Yanks Tfnprn Canale of the Boston Lio veteran of five years in the rank ' was an TT ' at Georgetown in iyu ne guard Lions broke in with the Detroit r4 nirn and was named league guard in ms rr tirst season piojcu with the Lions and two with the ca i 25 pOX A h 1 c-- I 1 t 1 how to "taitt'em" t Dial 62 flAF por Games ' " - i ' wirepnoto) Hudson Matched With Curcio oney yafe Jan 23 lot together with Contender Billy today approved five Sunday games for tke Los Angeles R?ims conn here lor some strictly Erac- j nuai tain — me sue uj me j&avc iu professional football team l"he announcement followed a loeii it uiie ia tine iud kin uiv cic meeting with officials of University of their "cut" and the (groan) size of Southern California and uni- of' their income tax Louis was here touring with Luis versity of California at Los Anband Billy the Kid was Russell's geles' previously exclusive users of off from his Hot time the Coliseum who agreed to play taking their football games on Friday Springs Ark training camp for a visit with his family nights and Saturday Leonard Roach Coliseum com iDisnosine of the amenities Conn mission president said the Los kn- - got down to cases and asked Joe celes entry! in the all- - Amerilcan what he thoght the gate would be football conference had not yet lap- dates plied for Coliseum "We cannot act on it ' until they apply" he saidthree-yea- r Icontract A formal with the Rams former Cleveland team in the National league was to be drawn up today and was ex pected to be signed at tpe com mission meeting next Tuesday I Bible Likes New Grid Rules AUSTIN Texas Jan 23 (AP)— X Bible University 0f Texas coach says the new lootoan ruies he helDed work out will aid the offense This from a fellow whose last game— the Cotton Bowl at Dallas —set a record for bowl gape scoririw ac Tpyss heat Missouri 40-2- 7 One of the recommended changes will add even more deception to the "T" formation which Texas used D " : - fit short man will not The be required to receive the ball as under the 1945 rules and the center between may make the snap-bac- k the quarterback's legs or off to either side says Bible That's the change that will add deception to the T This will help the short man hide his intentions Bible comments which means it is going to be even tougher for the! defense and the fans to follow the ball jl Heritage 1 TV iu-rou- : A A1 1 -- Phfladelphia oifers you deCcaq of bouquet lightness of body and surpass ing flavor Our precious reserves are being summoned to meet the mount- ing demand for Philadelphia "The ' -- Heritage Whisky' Ask for it by name ' " ' ' ' BLEXDED WHISKY n 1$ to Remember 4f1 iSi' first oiinn veteran baseman and the Philadelphia Athletics were ironed out today after it was revealed that he had signed su tne tor - McQuinn who was traded to the a Viv the St Louis Bi owns for First Baseman Dick Siebert cash and another player last tail announced at the time that he would refuse to join the Athletics He signed his new contract) without iosiaiam argument accorainy Manager Earl Mack Iowa Navy lem Globe Trotters 27 Pre-Fligh- ts 66 W1M Har Southwest Hardin Junior College 51 North Texas Aggies 31 Baylor 59 Dallas Naval Air' Sta tion 52 : Far West California 37 St Marv's 14 University of Portland 49 Col i lege of Idaho ou For Your HEALTH'S SAKE ALSO DANCING AND REFRESHMENTS OS- UTAH HOT SPRINGS - 3 2443 Wash MM"""""""""""" Blvd U Only 9 Miles North of Ogden Nature "Wonder Water i! i - mat-We- n Motorcyclist Killed Utah Jan 23 RT HEORGE (AP) — Ouincy Keele Hardy 28 of LaVerkin died today! of injuries suffered Saturday' in i motorcycle Witnesses said Hardy's afriHtnt nnt rif control on mni U S highway 91 near bania uiara and carried him into a concrete- - ' uhev'ze still comincr back bv tbd tliousands — Uieae liaKtis? men from overseas America's railroads axe doing their part to get lined irrigation ditch them home as rapidly and comfortably as possible But civilian travel conditions will improve Before very long you can take that trip East to Colorado or other of the many icenic areas served by Union Pacific (10) Travel In comfort over on of tho netloni smoothest s roadbedf Sleep soundly— dine relaxed— enjoy the scenic panordmoYourourney by train ' will be a high spot off your vacation or business trip NEW YORK— Maxic Berger 148 New York outpointed Vince Lasal-(8- ) va Mt Vernon N Y SALEM Mass — Steve Kronis 130 Boston stopped Santiago Riviera 134 Mexico City (6) Tsi i "Rtttttt1 a t ft vi — - Reuben Colo DeAver 1573i Shank knocked out Mickey Doyle 156U Hamilton Ont (6) ever-changi- ng Take your choice of a Union Pacific Streamliner a limited or the famous low-coChallengers Union Pacific offers the world's greatest vacation travel bargain serves more western scenic regions than any other railroad st r There's a simple highly satisfactory way to arrange for safe enjoyable transportation just Jbe specific say "Union Pacific" i I IjiilttddpliiJ v'v li Tended whisky NEUTRAL SPIRITS j Open Daily: 9 A M To Midnight r 1 J' ll J1' 3 CJMV had a 70 n f JJkMS 'JOtr j Nntre Tiame 69 Marauette 67 Baldwin Wallace 54 Kent State 37 University of Louisville 61 Cincinnati 39 Ohio University 50 Marietta 29 i CUSSES Fight Results FAMOUS SINCE 1894 PEILADELPHU Midwest so-call- ed j " DISTUX1NO COJ1PORATIOX ! na and "how much will we get" "I don't know but it should be big very big" Louis considered "The last time I talked with Mike Jacobs he told me they had over 10 nfn tirkets nn order for the light That's a lot of tickets sold for five months before the fight "It sure is 'returned conn i hope Uncle Sam leaves us a little of that dough after he igets his but I don't think so Yott and l can stick all we get in one pocket eh Joe?" I guess we won't get much conceded the Brown Bomber "but what we do get will be that much more than what we weren t getting While we were m the army Hill i Joe said he would be through band touring Jan 28 and will await orders from Jacobs on when to start training i Rillv said he would return to Hot Springs sometime! next week As the two- narted amy re to a renorter: "Joe's such a nice guy but I'll have to whiD him niext June I want that title" Ji vr-ssi- s? j i "XT Ibi -- four-unde- — fcftta English Lesson 133 ng - i rounder between Joe Maxin CleveYORK Jan 123 (UP)— Cecil land heavyweight and Johnnie Hudson Los Anseles weltbrweieht Thomas of tort Lauderdale t la xr a q matrhed — with ioe Cur for Feb 25 also at 5t Nicholas aawvvw tnHav a doui tn wewarK oi cio at oi XNicnoias arena teu 10 an- promoter Mike Jacobs iwho d the match last night said aiSO naa scneuuiea an(tuer xw- - By The Associated Press NEW YORK — Ndiva Esparza Jan 23 (UP) 11111 iVTvifrt PHILADELPHIA nitv outDointed Mc- -i Cleo Shans 137 li Brlawley Calif George Differences between hard-hittin- g ' par-shatteri- "NTFAV (AP) — leav'y weight Champion Joe Louis PITTSBURGH LOS ANGELES Jan 23 (UP)— The Los Angeles Coliseum commfis-sio- n McQuinn Ready To Serve Phillies cmcmber j the notable exceptions cf Byron Nelson and Sam Snead who aren't coming — had made an appearance in the city by last night And most of them had madt at least one Strip around the course Some with 'result5 Four of the pros will stage an exhibition match this afternoon-Ton- y Penna of Dayton Ohio who won last week's tourney at Richmond falif will team ta?5tfi Ren Hogan of Hershey Pa who was in a three-wa- y tie for second with Sam Byrd of Detroit and Mark Fry Oakland Calif at the Rich mond Thev will play Press Associated By The Craig Wood National Professional ' East Golfers association duration cham!i pion who has been a regular cus Allegheny 71 Thiel 47 at the Phoenix course for 55 Swarthmore Pennsylvania tomer a week and Jim Demare- of Hous 35 College Military 57 Drexel 42 ton! Texas Ursinus 40 Hogan was one of four players Manhattan 63 Brooklyn Poly i who turned in 82 Air U American par 67's Island Long The others were George yesterday line 41 ' Schneiter Salt Lake City Utah South Harold McSpaden Sanlcrd Me Washington College 50 Univer and Harry Todd Dallas Texas 38 Dick Metz of Arkansas City Kans sity of Delaware Gatlaudet 54 western Maryland was two back of them and Ed 51 overtime) won Oliver Mass Taunton of who Alabama 45 Georgia 27 the 1941 Southwestern open here - rMTf!AGo! Janv 23 (URD— Rudv center at the Mucha University ot Washington i in iyu has signed nis iyo conirpci wun th INational the Chicago Bears o owner football league club George Halas announced toaay i Mucha was discharged jrom tne oeptemoer aiier navy vc last nf service and'Dlaved with the Bears the last two games of the 190 season ne piayea diock- with tne fKams in quarterback ing onH thn 'was ftnrrHased hv trA Inch and the Bears Six feet one Mucha is 235 pounds scheduled tor guara auiy pun me 1 Bears next season talk Over " t0 1 Haris Secure Louis Conn ' 2254 Washington Blvd j I Rollit Hemsley New York Yankees CAPABLE INSTRUCTOR catcher shows students at Bob Fellerls baseball school at Tampa Fla ks col-Tef- C 'J- ks i VLffJlCi' ' j nATTAS Tpvas Tan 23 fAP) — A plea for more playing fields and gymnasiums for American youth was voiced xasi iiism uy oascucm B A Commissioner (Happy) Chandler He said that these sports facul ties under proper jurisdiction could interest the country's young people in taking part in wholesome sports of all kinds and help them build strong ooaies ana learn sportsmanship Chandlers remarks were maae rltirtnp an address that Drovided the serious side of the sixth annual sports achievement dinner of the Saturday morning Quarterbacks club The club presented him with the award as the "most useless citizen in the world" and its benehead Hininma The dioloma usual by the ly is awarded to students club as protection m case tney ao not stay in school long enough to earn their diploma firm ams OnIU" rmn imfti )ilfHJ lllkJln " v' all-Ameri- Chandler Pteads For Recreation All Cars Priced at or Below OPA Ceilinr It essional golfing business —with ResuKs - Mucha Signs With Chicago Bears i j 1 Basketball v irr ' ! " $141500 -- 7 ' l Sedan Radio Healer and Overdrive cias&ses" nlavers in tneir o unccLiiig fciu Martin nf American! and National Negro witu idisjiaier in league presiueiii Cincinnati Jan 20 thert was no mention oi xxegro leaguei Keeping their players from organized base - II I r ball Th chiei PDjeciive oi tne con to fdiscuss neans of ference was TMeero in or lpaijthp to baseball lurtrej: player ganized advancement iviiiixi aciiu j- m t the epasrin tonient me in In second place league with four victories etnHinek h Gainst one loss the ban face all fivte Pacific coast teams of the league! between xonigni ana TuesdayTak-r- nnins viciories ovw havthree of theii five opponents CentuTwentieth over knocked ing ofl Hollywood the Dons ry-Fox of San Diego and the Sani Fran- !en narriiR in encounters nere The two oth er teams to oppose the locals durinij their current triD will be new' corripetition for Coacn tJin Wheatlev's tasabans They are tne Carroll-Shamroc- 1941 NASH CHICAGO Jan 23 (UP) —The two Negro major leagues have PHOENIX Ariz Jan 23 AP) not announced that they jfavored indicated in the tune- keeping their players out j of or- If the trendsof the nationf top golfganized baseball once the Negro up rounds Country circuits gained a sound financial ers around the Phoenix are to be be-t- h here course B club Doc President J standing three-da- y Phot nix open Martin of d the American Baseball 1 starts whirn Friday is teSuv — - today comMartin airetujr tiijuiciinai going to be a dandy missioner A B Chandler state Most of the top names in the xpat tne ment in uaiias Aexas to kefep their Negro leagues wanted owni jj 11 "TT3 i j $134100 i - jssp Sedan Radio and Heater New Paint Etc 'Arguinenf In Baseball i ' r r- SALT LAKE CITY Jan 23 (UP) The challenging Salt Lake Simplot- nocorpt nuihtet of the American Basketball league will begin one of t toughest traveling scneauies Carroll-Shamroc- 1940 PONTIAC ' - i'J - - SET ' ' U Canale a former Boston college lineman played with Philadelphia in Los Angeles before entering militarytwoservice cm mct cunc games and the Sacramento Senators He also participated in — Willi Opposing the isimpipi-ueserei- s in tonight's tilt will be the Twen awaiting military discharge team wmcn cave tieth rpntnrv-Fn'j- c some iis auucsi win- Sail LaKe pi netition of the season in an ap pearance here The improved San Diego uons who gave the Simplots their first (league victory of the season in thewill be opener in Salt Lake City score Satureven to the fighting day night j The Donsof have since the tough knocked over some teams in the league Salt Lake City will meet the San Francisco Dardis Monday The Dardis held an advantage oyer tne Simnlots during three Quarters of their' Salt Lake meeting last Mon day before the latter tightened the clamps and went on a scoring spree of their own of Los The Angeles will be hosts to the av ef rffatinn Sundav What1 1941 PLYMOUTH night and the series will wind up Tuesday in Sacramento with the Sedan Heater spnalnrs nrovidme the ODDOSition The Simmots are minus tne $117402 services of the team's high scorer Laldv Gale former Oregon university great However Coach y 1935 PLYMOUTH Whpatlpv is waiting word from De Luxe Coupe New Tires and Heater the league s eligibility committee and mav set a favorable ruling and $48000 a chance to use I the lanky sharp shooter durmg the tour Trip Rait Tlt rluh Is second" to 1941 PONTIAC Phillips 66 Oilers of Bartlesville Okla in the standings The Oil Heater Radio and Sedan ers are pacing the field with five victories and one aeieat in league $139700 play Vtpendablt VEGETABLE LAXATIVE '' ' v Salt Lake City will meet Kansas City in an American league basketball headliner at Ogden high the nteht of Feb 8 The seat sale opens Jan 128 at! 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