Show 1 THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 8 1947 2th Grid Coach EAST LANSING Mich (AP)— Clarence L (Biggie) Munn newly named cbach of football at Michigan State college is the twelfth man to bead Spartan gridiron destinies since the sport was adopted on East Lansing campus in 1899 j NEW —Plus— SCARLET ( AP) — Mayor William O'Dwyer gave back Frank Filchock a "clean bill of health" to play in the New York Bears title football Giants-Chicag- o the passing 15 because Dec game ace insisted he had not received a bribe offer Yet court exhibits indicate that the district attorney's office had evidence eight hours before the "CLAUDIA AND DAVID" j 8 Half- S 4- - GREAT HITS — 2 j Jan YORK STREET ii "big bettor" that he d had made the fix bid to both Fil- chock and Fullback Merle Hapes at least five days before the game The statement was introduced in evidence in Paris' trial on the fix charges shortly before the state rested its case Monaghan said he personally had taken the statement from the slim novelty manufacturer and that it was all signed and delivered at a m Dec 15 the morning of the game There were still eight hours to go before the two-fiv- e p m kickoff yet no ban was put on Filchock Hapes however was barred from the tilt At the time National Football Commissioner Bert Bell revealed that the reason he permitted Filchock to play was because the mayor himself after questioning the halfback privately suggested it Filchock admitted in his testimony yesterday that he lied to the mayor about not having received the bribe bid because he feared that if he admitted it he would be benched OVER! HELD DAYS tOR 3 EXTRA BECAUSE — and the Greatest It's the Biggest Cast Picture in 5 Years! six-fifte- en Fight Results By The Associated Presa LOS ANGELES — Fitiie 181 Los Angeles T K O Fitz-patri- Pat Valentino 179 (5) ck San Francisco SAN JOSE Calif — Dave Hernandez 131 San Bernardino and Alfredo Escobar 131 Los Angeles drew (10) SEATTLE — Al Hostak 163 Seattle T K O Benny Droll 158 Peoria (2) L SAN ANTONIO Tex — Jimmie Curl 155 San Antonio T K O Baby Yucatan 150 Mexico City (4) 1 HOUSTON Tex— Tony Elizondo Houston T K O Alex Arella 160 Pittsburgh (6) 165 Ucfc WAfSON Frwk IA1MM j EGYPTIAN slllllllllllllBlllllBliBilB RADIO GUIDE hi li30 ke 00 rsnio Club i Up to 6 30 6 81B 1' 6 46- Ycrat KANSAS CITY Kan — Eddie O'Neil 151 Detroit outpointed Roy Miller 159 Kansas City (10) Now Thru j TRENTON Friday 1:30 P Mews Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday 2:30 P M— Friday — Society KSL 1160 He Kin i tnu ttc KU'lA 570 ttc JERSEY Brandino Hamilton Ont outpointed Joe Lucignano 148 Hoboken (10) MANCHESTER N H — Oliver Desmarais 136 Manchester knocked out Johnny Campbell 133 Bangor Maine (8) BUFFALO N Y— Johnny Shkor Baltimore T K O Joe Matisi 204 Ya Endicbtt N Y (7) 221 'Manhattan Music Uack Show Music by JelesnlkiDr Christian i — Al Mobley I M — Monday (NBC Newsroom J CITY — Patsy 144 Standard-Examine- r N Newark knocked out Vic Mo reno 142 Caracas (2) 148 Lone Ranger Liim 'n' Ahni BROOKLYN Arena) 6 :S6 Ned Calmer ITreasury Salute —Jimmy Doyle (Broadway 150 Los AnAffalrs of Ann Songs by geles outpointed Sal Richie 150 Sinatra Scotland New York (8) Ford Show star-IPo' ring Dinah Shore! 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"I always tell Replied Simmons: them three things: Keep your left out keep your chin in and keep your pants off the dejek" Shorts and Shells Tad Wieman newly-electe- Fred Tedesco Salt Lake Commissioner Terms Shifting of Club for One Year a Joke j League Officials to Consider Move on Jan 19th Pioneer — RacoVll -- uvuaii 1 icaguc Sn°W S'amPed a ix 'rniiam feet beLTT'f o— d — uv v (jiwajrev- I"?" ocosun The whisper which started when League President Jack Halliwell suggested the franchise of the Salt Lake City Bees might be loaned to some other until the Utah city capital sets up a ball park swelled to a minor roar today Bee Owner Eddie Mulligan told reporters m D Washington C I I THURSDAY 2472 Utah Hot Springs also GAMES and REFRESHMENTS Open Daily: ft A M To Midnight Nature's "Wonder Water" 9 Miles North of Ogden pres- PROGRAMS IWorld News Western Juke H Clarke Songs! 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Ogden Arsenal rolled 2472 for top team honors in the Industrial league division two last night Paramount Ice Cream was next with 2308 Arsenal listed a 903 for top single team game Harry Fessler rolled 552 and Fred Weiland 527 for the best individual series of the evening Lloyd Wilson and Everett Jolly with 210 and 208 respectively led in singles performances In division one Fox Metal won first honors with a team total of 2352 with Ogden Grain Exchange next with 2330 Fox Metal posted 826 as against 825 for Ogden Grain Exchange for the best single team score Swan Olson turned in 516 as against 515 for Surge Empey for individual series John top Schwitzer had the best singles game with 221 and Fred Warner was next with 206 A Grand Program for the Entire Family! SHERMAN Directed by V I N C f NT ®cr©fi Pty tn CTtrl MoMmn Fmm the And This AND HIS ORCHESTRA y m Outdoor Action Hit! 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