Show THE OGDEN 11A (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEFRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 24 1947 R 9PORT HIGHWAY -- with Horace Koehler Will Direct Reds In Next Flag Drive Post With Hew Pilot of Ogden Reds Colorful Skipper Selected for Important Ogden Club of Pioneer League Started Career Under the Late John J McGraw Ogden Tigers Will t ine me 1 OIU LaK1" ui t' imis at present the I liiUM nn — VT- Downing matchmaker for boxing and wrestling events in Ogden and Salt Lake City Many years ago Downing was a professional boxer and a professional wrestler Down through the years he promoted at New Haven Conn Camden N J Atlanta Georgia Tampa and Miami Florida Wheeling W V and assisted the late Jack Cur-le- y and Toots Mondt In New York for many seasons Downing is a member of Ogden lodge 719 of Elks and has offered his services gratis in putting over the coming Golden Gloves pro gram In speaking of the Golden fllrwes Dnwninff said: Jim Downing "Many of our finest fighters me out of the uoiden uioves ntests including the present ampion heavyweight Joe Louis The Golden Gloves annually at tracts more than 30000 boxers over the nation and from this big entry list eignt cnampions are crowned at Chicago finally I "The Golden Gloves was born in the late twenties and is now fcoked upon as one of the greatWeber college's highly regarded est boxing programs in the world In fact international matches will basketball squad will tangle with be resumed soon now that the war Mesa Junior college at Grand Junc?over Louis was just another box- - tion Colo tonight in the feature in the ear when he decided to compete contest of the week-en- d in the Golden Gloves in Detroit junior college basketOne of his few defeats came in ball conference this competition by an amateur Weber now holding the label of who is unknown to most present "the team to beat" plays Carbon day fistic fighters college at Price Saturday night I "From the Golden Gloves Louis Mesa was regarded as one of the graduated to the heavyweight strongest quints in the loop until He losing two contests last week to championship of the world as been a credit to the boxing Dixie and Branch Aggies Snow plays Carbon at Price and profession and his race I "Great boxers like James J Jef- Dixie meets B A C at Cedar City fries Jack Dempsey Joe Louis in other games tonight Snow Max Bear and others recommend plays at Mesa tomorrow night Ifee Golden Gloves for youngsters Weber Dixie and B A C are find the entertainment for specall tied for first place in the loop tators Weber with one conferPOfden is fortunate in landing standings B A C and Dixie ence win and this state-wid- e boxing program with two each All three are unOutstanding boys of the tourna- defeated ment will represent the state in llaila Pet Pts-- OP the finals at Chicago and some r o 2 one of these day boys will' sport 90 ' 82 3000 a world's championship -'1000Weber v $tvf "S 3t "Make the Golden Gloves three-nigh- t 000 31 63 74 96 000 program a must on your list Carbon VsSEBf 600 86 66 f enevents j Colorful f sporting The week's nehedulf Wildcats to Test Mesa Cage Outfit 1 bin J - -- - tertainment is guaranteed" Ktuiing the Breeze — Friday — Weber junction Md A fcT v Mesa at Grand Snow vs Carbon at Price Dixie vi B A C at Cedar City Saturday — Snnw vr Mm at feaack Dempsey has disposed of his interests in the Dempsey Great Northern hotel in New York City Junction Weber but has not disposed of his on Broadway ' fgfe The Utah mauler is now vaca-( tioning tin Los Angeles iand will iuiii 10 iew trxortt in a rew tUktk tir " 5W" i -- — 1 - Colorado ha hppn nffareri mem bership in the Big Six conference This would sort of toss a monkey Wrench into the Big Seven in sports competition as the Buffalo have always been a drawing card Will Connolly turns out a sports masterpiece anent Charles Trippi the second "Georgia Peach" in a recent issue of the San Francisco Chronicle It follows in part: "Next autumn the Chicago Cardinals will be qualified to bill Charley Trippi in the printed program as "halfback and governor-presum-tiv- e of Georgia" and don't you believe the pros won't "But for lack of a few hundred votes young Trippi would be in line today for the governorship an office currently disputed by Ellis Ai nail and Herman Talmadge on the front pages of the nation's papers When the original elootton was called space was provided on km ior write-i- n candidates jfpa oai in case Trippi ran high lift As few as among the write-in- s five or six hundred more ballots in his behalf would h him top man — it was that close— after Gene Talmadge the father died and threw Georgia politics into an uproar "Whether Trippi's name was a gag writing in the gubernatorial race or was done seriously we wouldn't! know from thi s far away Tie fact is he finished in tne nrst division without making an active camnaisn Annarpntlv young Georgians were so grate- ful for Trippi's contributions to ine state university football team that they woud have elected him president if they could "This noses a delicate nrob- lem SuDDose Trinni HAD Qual ified for the governorship? Then what? Would he accept the exalted niche as a mandate from the neoDle (he beinr a dam' Yankee imported from north of the line) or would ha throw ever their chair in the capitol manse for a $100000 contract to play pro football? The governor of Georgia gets around 910000 a year or some such paltry stipend "It would certainly be a feather in the cap of pro ball that the industry lured the governor-presum-tiv- e of a proud comonwealth into the ranks of pigskinners for hire "If such an eventuality had come to pass Chicago Cardinal games would be doubly enhanced by publicity releases identifying their star performer as "Governor Trippi" now playing tailback on Sundays "What a country where these things can hapoen and sometimes Koehler was born at Gilbert-He'Pennsylvania Jan 16 1902 g Strouds-burattended high school at Penn and graduated from Carbon at Price v r( a Si PS inaoui mn? Event Get Penn State college in 1923 Pip served as a high achool coach during the 1924 season at Windsor Penn Back in 1925 he signed with the New York Giants and went to spring training with John McGraw and his charges Pip remained with the Giants until June of that year and was farmed to Reading in the International league He was recalled by the Giants in August and finished the season with the Giants Koehler wen1 to Toledo of the American Association in a player deal in 1926 and remained with Toledo until the close of the 1931 season He was then sold to Milwaukee and served this club during 1932 and 1933 While at Toledo he played under Casey Stengel He tells the world he learned the fundamentals of baseball from Stengel stay in the During an eight-yea- r American Koehler Association and base first third and playing had a batting average of 310 His best year he clouted the ball at 328 and slumped to 286 for his poorest season Defensively he ranked one-tw- o in the league Never a long distance hitter he was always feared as a "clutch" hitter While with Toledo Koehler's room mate was Johnny Neun the new skipper of the Cincinnati Reds From then on their paths crossed frequently Koehler served with Atlanta in the Southern league one season and was assigned to the Portsmouth club of the Piedmont league as manager When he arrived to take over the Portsmouth job he found Neun installed just across the river at Norfolk as manager of the Yankee farm club He managed this club three years his teams finishing second third and Interest S U ell Swedish policeThe man will be making his first start on a U S oval in the main attraction — the mile — of the third annual Philadelphia Inquirer invitation track meet at Convention hall Tonight's carnival tops a weekend of big track doings At West Point N Y tomorrow afternoon the U S military academy plays host at its annual relays while in Boston Saturday night is the Massachusetts Knights of Columbus meet The Inquirer mile will be first crack at that distance this season He and Gustafs-so- n will be competing against a small but select field including Bill Hulse holder of the American Citizens' record Frank Dixon of New York university and GerMac-Mitchel- ry Karver of Penn State Gufstafsson holder of BMli four-perio- PHILADELPHIA Jan 24 (AP) competition gets Major 1947 milestart off to a fast tonight with Sweden's ace Rune Gusfafsson distance runner challenging the American supremacy of Les Mac-Mitch- Test on Utah Court l's the nign-lightin- Utah-Wyomi- Newhouser Pleased With Contract For New Campaign ng at Al terra Basketball Results at record 2:214 never has competed on indoor boards and has been experiDETROIT Jan 24 (AP)— Hal Newhouser steady left-han- d encing some9 difficulty working out the Associated Press on the ovals His best time for the ace of the Detroit Tigers isn't exactly in a By pitching East mile is 4:046 on an outdoor track attendance-bonu- s MacMitchell's best mark indoors jealous stew after reading of the choice Canisius 51 Niagara 50 is 4:078 Tufts 89 Bates 61 contract that may hoist the earnings of his No 1 American Davis-Elkin- s Alderson-Broaddus 00 Following tonight's match to Bob of mound Indians Feller the rival Cleveland 40 league journeys to Boston ' match strides with Gil Dodds $80000 for 1947 MUfMSi world indoor mile record holder Newhouser the former hot-teFort Sheridan 71 Great Lakes in the 1000 51 1943 blond since hasn't who pered South and Southeast failed to win at least 25 games fourth ' Kohler later managed the AkGeorgetown 57 Western Kena season for the Tigers doesn't fig ron Ohio club in the 11 tucky 46 ure he wind up so far behind New Orleans Loyola 70 Unileague for the Yankees Me the Cleveland fireballer in the won a pennant in one of three versity of Mexico 4" 1947 salary derby at that Jacksonville Naval Air Base 43 years there Because uf lack Of t me Don feel said for sorry i&0¥& Steelets downed Finer 41 Florida interest the Akron club was disthe southpaw who led continued and Pip daught on with jCIeanefs 20 to FT and Utah General waPVt strikeouts in Far American CHICAGO Jan 24 (AP) — Na Tacoma ol the Western Interna- uepot "girls upset Shamrocks of two years whileleague Feller was in the Santa Clara 40 San Francisco tional league In twd years there Salt Lake in feminine games at navy "I had a bonus clause based tional Football league club owners Weber the 1947 last on started sparring the gym play night his club finished second and fourth on attendance in my 1946 contract Nevada 65 Portland!- Leyshon of the Provo team col- with schedule after empowing today When the war came along afid lected the Tigers too" 12 point- - and Loveless of with Commissioner Bert Bell the Western International ceased How Hal s bonus clause com ering Cleaners 10 Summaries dictatorial authority to combat the operations Koehler became affil- Finer one into with the written Aurbach Shamrtcki Utah Gea Depot pared peril which the owners iated with the Todd Pacific Ship- G'TFP contract this week the De gambling Feller's GTFP was said o semi-pr0 0 0 0 menacing sports Deeterf 2 0 0 4 troit southpaw wasn't at liberty to yards and handled their Dumayne1 In 3 117 Kevernf initial session delegates a 0 0 4 their 4 club to a championship Forney 0 2 Lindorffc Andrews c 2 2 0 4 say but Feller's 1947 terms are of the league shoved all Personal friendship for Johnny 01 0111 a sal on base LC u3m- k 0 10 0 reportedly figured matters aside and unani other Neun and Pat Patterson west 2 0 0 4 Huttg HeusserR 0 10 0 of $50000 which isn't far Bell the power to exCLEARFIELD Jan 24 — Hoop-stegave mously coast scout of the Reds plus a 0 0 0 0 B Lindorffg BColed(eK Poll! 12 0 2 ary New of the $42500 salary with for life connected ile of North Davis junior high Williams g 110 2 ahead anyone desire to get back into baseball is believed to have earned the who becomes involved school trounced the invaders of Hardy f 0 0 0 0 houser league caused Koehler to cast his lot with as same 26 0 0 0 0 for winning games (the Smith 7 with gamblers South Davis by a score of the Ogden Reds and losing nine in 1946 Feller) The constitutional amendment on encounter scheduled til their 6 14 22 11 9 0 22 Totals Pip Koehler comes to Ogden with "Ira not worrying about try provides that he can banish any tile Clearfield hardwoods this 10 years experience as a player ing to match Feller's pay check" player official or employe: Finer Cleaners PreT week Steelets and eight years as a manager In but you a Newhouser declared GTFP GTFP (1) Who fails to report knowl The two teams will meet again addition he played four years of 0 0 0 0 Phillips f com8 20 12 be surprised how they really Lajrahonf or a offer of bribe next edge Wednesday at two p m on 1 0 0 2 Brow college baseball Halladayf c 104 0 2 pare" (2) Who received an offer di the South Davis floor in Bountiful Besides his baseball activities 4 2 2 10 Loveless c 0 Johnson 11 rectly or indirectly by insinuation Koehler was ranked among the 01 02 00 20 Hansen g Cleggeg 0 4 11 B Brown 0 111 or Implication to control or fix or basketball greats of the nation 0 10 0 Olseng Wilde f Huhesf 1113 accept or bet anything of value tin at while Penn State As a colleg- 13 13 Groverf M Brown g 0 0 0 0 a professional game in any manner 0 0 0 0 Hofiuimeg ian he rated posts on many 0 whatsoever 0 k Parker 10 selections He also put Furthermore the amendment in 10 years in professional bas- 7 93 17 Totals 8 12 4 20 that any such knowledge provides in ketball the American league BERKELEY Calif Jan 24 (UP-- by a player should be reported at time the the New York during successor to Frank Wickhorst as once to his coach Any club offi Celtics were at their height football coach at the Uni- cials having such knowledge of a head During his years in managing of California will probably gambling tieup must report it at versity baseball clubs Koehler had many M not be named before next Tues- once to Bell players under him who are presViolations may be punished by day a school official disclosed toent day stars in the majors (1) indefinite suspension Bell day Twenty-seventh Ward M men Principal ones are Harry "The Two possible deadlines were set (2) by for a suspension Cat" Brecheen world aeries hero turned back Twenty-eight- h Ward tBt the announcement of a new time (3) banishment for specified last in one of the feature coach— last night and next Tuesday a fine of not more than life (4) last fall Kirby Higbe and Aaron night $2000 (5) Robinson the present catching fomeoin the South Ogden stake When no coach was named last forced sale of stock held the oo to 35 sensation of the New York was assumed that the guilty party within 30 daysby Ninth nosed out Fourteenth 29 to night it deadline Yankees met will be the The amendment is the direct Tuesday Scores: Bill Johnson Yankee third base- 28F°reen said official of the recent inoffshot " War Ninth War at volvement in theleague's man also benefited by Koehler's r ' Alvin Paris gamLynn Waldorf head coach F GTFP 7f He converted Johnson coaching Malanf 17 2 4 Northwestern universityofrates near bling scandal in New York £ "ier f ? i SoderquistJT 2 0 0 4 the top of the list from an outfielder Into an possible Merle Hapes and Frank Filchock Giegerf Curterf 2 Fromberec 2 8 4 8 choices of the New York Gianbj now are 1548 Koehler is married The Koeh-ler- s n Son w v under suspension in connection 3T" urajii 4 10 2 10 12 13 Hunters and have two sons with the Paris' affair and Bell 3 said he would take final action years xf age and they will come 0 0 0 R Garner to Ogden at the close of school in 11 27 4 26 against the pair after Paris is senTotals 9 2311 29 June to make their home tenced Jan 28 workiV- 1000-met- er Gus-tafss- on n II oeii Provo Depot Gals in Wins Mid-Atlant- ic Joins Beavers PORTLAND Ore Jan 24 (UP) John Lazor outfielder for the Boston Red Sox has been signed by the Portland Beavers of the Pa- eifJ- - Coast Baseball league General Manager Bill Mulligajt announced today n neapea With New Grid Powers w VntfAkV ! 1i -- North Davis Takes Game f - last night at Ogden Bowling Center in the Commercial Doubles league Hunt led the nack with S7fi with Fialdini just four pins behind in second place Clair Packer was third with 561 Nick Schlupp posted 534 and Bill Smith 532 Fialdini had a 225 series Schlupp 220 Clair Packer 212 and Al Hunt 205 Burton-Packwon team honors with 1110 with Nordmark and Hunt runher-u- p with 1099 Don Peterson and Bill Smith each posted 548 for top honors in the Commercial singles league Howard Davis had 544 Bill Albis-to- n 540 P Kobota 540 and Al Fialdini 539 Ralph Nordmark rolled a 222 single game to take first honors He was followed by Bill Smith 221 Charles Knight 209 Nick Schlupp 208 and Charlie Burton er 205 Anderson Jewelry won team honors with 2907 Williamson Auto Body was second with 2900 and Royal Crown third with 2871 in Boots Simmons was red-hlast night in the Ogden Classic league raiauiuum dow ne ro led a 659 series with games of 254 194 and 211 His game of 254 was tops for single the evening also r laiaim was runnerup with followed by Dean Minson with IH 590 Al Fialdini turned in two sparkling games of 238 and 215 Dean Minson posted 225 Charles Burton 223 and 204 Dell Nielson 218 and Bill Murray 215 rolled 2850 for the best team series and 1039 and 965 for the best single team games ot ts Bartlett Captures Bowling Honors Bartlett Motor walked off with All-Ameri- Waldorf l I IBS? 33 HH tomorrow m i l ONLY k ! ' — GTFP 110 2 4 10 8 U10 j 6 1113 1 3 1 3 3 2 0 6 ° 3 2 2 Barlowjt Taylor f Parker c Jaershs a 27th War GTFP Knowles 10 Hey wood g 4 Willv f Anthon g 0 0 0 0 Bushman f Grondell VanDrlmUnc er A Doubles on Slate Saturday Madiqan Resigns Pro Grid Post Adamsf 5 2 0 10 LOS ANGELES Jan 24 (UP)- Cronptonf 4 5 19 Edward P (Slip) Madigan today Shupec 3 3 17 announced his resignation- - as genSladeg 0 32 20 0 of the Los series 0 111 to top feminine keglers in the 20 30 00 04 Harrisf Standard-ExaminKLO mixed Totals league at Ogden Bowling Center 15 16 5 35 16 15 4 36 Mildred Warner lonowea wun oiu c- - i and Lucille Chick with 509 Lucille Chick posted the best right Ke SUITS single game with 199 Cora Culver By the Associated Press 196 Carol Davis 182 Joy Farmer MINNEAPOLIS Graves vTaFKie ifln arrl MHrired Warner 181 128 Austin Minn knocked out men Maxie Kosof paced the Lachancc" !30 Lisbon !&L next with Lou 579 with with Bryan 578 and Sam Stewart third with TITTY T nn 572 Bill Bailey rolled 562 and DellNeilson 560 liams 161 outpointed Lou Bryan posted the best single Wyhe Burns Chicago 166 Philadelphia 8 game for men 212 Bill207Bailey listDell and Davis 204 ed Mass-BoHarry IVER' bby FItL Neilson 200 English 128 Fall River and Jimturned and Bailey Callura 126 Hamilton Ont Young 2360 B and my drew 10 high team series with B Clothiers were next with 2343 and Woods and Williams third HIGHLAND PARK N J— Dav-e- y with 2178 with Bail and Bryan Allen 123 New York outfourth with 2175 Young and pointed Clem Rodriquez 124 Bailey gained high single game Puerto Rico 8 honors with 784 BURLINGTON Vt — Buster Beaupre 142 Burlington and Billy Daley 147 Brookline Mass drew e ' I HI e 28th War in-th- Ph 6697 iJii in-field- er 569 Blvd I'IB Close Games in Men's Loop Lillian Rhees rolled a I in Line A Rhees Kosof Top Local Keglers ?ffttt l 230© Wash For New Post ca bowling honors last night with a team total of 2839 in the Motor league and were followed by Utah Auto Parts with 2730 and Yellow Cab with 2717 Bartlett also took team game with a score of 1026 single Joe Peterson rolled a nice 543 series followed by E R "Duke" Trotta with 507 and James Warner 493 3oe Peterson had a 197 for "Juding by the number of game A mixed doubles bowling tourwrite-i- n honors followed by Jeffsingle ballots for Trippi it's forSax- tunate for Mr Arnall the liberal t0uuWno 194 and James Warner nament will be featured at Ogden 192 end Mr Talmadge the conservaBowling Center Saturday night tive that the old January 25 Manager Bill Smith Rohi rrQnti aj r "amiruriAH today down Flatfoot Frankie was even announced a handicap affair with t It will be across vain running against them He a greater campus hero at four games Georgia eight alleys for wuuiu nave Deaien both hands Ut in his day than men and 'women partners Trippi" V A Cougars Get 26-1- Al Hunt and Al Fialdini waged a spirited battle for series honors Mite-E-Table- k four-perio- rs Fialdini Hunt in Bowling Feature Boots Colorful Form - South d a for invades High Ogden skirmish Provo plays at Granite and West and East meet in the Deseret gymnasium in Salt Lake City this evening The Ogden-Sout- h game is scheduled for eight p m with B teams nwifffttB meeting one hour earlier in the Bal- SALT LAKE CITY Jan Hi Tiger gymnasium The Mark (AP) — Utah's three collegiate lif outfit will be gunning for vicbasketball teams will be in action tory number fhSH Jordan spanked Carbon last this week-en- d in three Big Seven conference games against competi- night 40 to 21 in a league en counter in Big Nine piay tion from east of the Rockies WeDer pace setter in region one Brigham Young university lod to Richmond for a travels the gins play tonight meeting the state Cache North affair with Wyoming university Cowboys on travels the neutral floor at the University champions of 1946 Logan to Bear River and box raaer goes of Utah fieldhouse here Hyrum for a skirmish with Saturday night Utah State Agri- to South Cache cultural college entertains Colorclass B undefeated Fourtn ado university at Logan and Utah records their teams school put university meets Wyoming in Salt high g at stake in seven big games Lake City basketweek's this prep One other Big Seven game is slated a clash tonight between ball calendar with a tough battle Colorado A and M and Denver expected at each event on the Pioneers' court in Denver Defending State Champion A sellout was in nrosneet fa Grantsvllle meets the Bingham the most imthe game tomor Miners in perhaps row portant game of the night but all At Logan Aggie supporters were of the tilts will have an important HANDSOME SKIPPER Folks step up and meet the new manon the state class B playtalking about an upset The Utah bearing ager of the Ogden Reds H L "Pip" Koehler Koehler a former next offs March to Staters lost Colorado's Buffa major leaguer comes to Ogden highly recommended If looks mum loes Other class B features wftj in the first meeting between anything in baseball Koehler it just what the doctor ordered tor the two teams on Jan 10 match American Fork and PleasOgden diamond fans Since then Coach Be be Lee has ant Grove Springville and Spanish recruited a number of players Fork Wasatch and Park City from the Aggie football squad and Snow and Manti Delta and Beaver and Valley and Dixie tothey have added strength to his tonight nightyinclude these: Mor hoop team Outstanding are Center morrow Other games Harv Abrams Guards Jay Via gan vs South Summit at Kamas Noy and Bill Ryan and forward Judge vs Tooele at Tooele Tintic Norval Hanson vs Pay son vjr !VKpson: Wayne vs Monroe at Monroe and Duchesne In the Big Nine league - f 1 Several crucial games are on the slate tonight for class tournament posts in basketball in the state classic in March A and B teams in the dash for the fans Business ing campaign to "get acquainted" with Manager Johnny Sarlo announced today — —— by The Ogden Standard-Examinand Ogden Elks lodge is Jim Downing 1 ttflr n hp twenties Dnwnlnir boxing and wrestling at promoted T U LXl er Host to South of Salt Lake Tiger Gymnasium This Evening Weber Warriors Travel to Richmond for Loop Tilt ±-- ip Utah Be In Don't Miss the Golden Gloves Take a tip from the athletic faithful of Ogden and vicinity Don't miss the Golden Gloves at Ogden High's spa- By Al Warden cious gymnasium the nights of February 6 7 and 8 The Standard-Examine- r Sports Editor 1947 crop of fighters will be the finest ever to perform OcrHpn RH toHnv named a colorful manager for the and thrills chills and here galore are promised the expected 1947 diamond season in the Pioneer league The new skipper eanaeitv crowds x He t is Horace L Koehler known in baseball circles as One of the staunchest boosters will come to Ogden a few weeks ahead of the spring trainfor the Golden Gloves program in r— Crucial Games 011 Schedule for Scholastic Fives Angeles eral manager mam Dons of the ball conference His successor was not named Mariipsn in a prepared state ment said the principal reason for his resignation was that his duties have not permitted him to my spend "virtually any time with Oakin home at or my family land" "While It is true that Coach alDudley Degroot and I have notsome on ways seen problems and situations it has not been of sufficient consequence to All-Americ- an eye-to-e- ye BROADWAY Mt Logan Takes Broadway is the shoe that over a million men ask for by name year after year Here's one crowd you'll enjoy the sugetting into— the throng of men who swear by Walk-Ove- r perlative fit comfort looks and wear of their Second Match LOGAN Utah Jan 24 (AP)— The Mt Logan hockey team turned in its second straight victory over the Jackson Hole Wyo six last night winning 8 to 2 on the second night's program of the Logan ice carnival Mt Logan won 14-- 2 opening Broadways night cause my present decision" he added He said he left the Dons artHl "best wishes" for their success Utah Round Robin Schedule K-Alleys iind W WR Chenowith J ts Z McUne J B Rugs A Boyd q Riti Bowline Pal Al- E Mendenhall and M F O Reilley W B Feeney R M Nux- 7:30 p m— Allyt D K Jeraen ieyt na oxutrr Arvu rouer C m E stB oihnn w n man Wach and Verdi White John Huber nd L O Buttte Alley Bowl Dean Kemp Floyd Minster Budd Wil- Ogdrn Paramount Tad Arnold m —Alley 7 30 p ton Rex McArthur and Bob Riley Tnie Hatch Dud Bray Bob Scott and Holger Alleys Bob Blaine Marv Soderqutst Alleys Hubbard James Aplanalp George Ab- Riley Clarence Coon Dick Stewart and Forsnes Paul Slotte Vern Oliver RnnH Al-- ! rnre Sluga and Dan AIIpvk bean Parley McCleave Jack Mayberry Delaney Ivor Irving Alleys Ern Sow by and Roy Haws Marker tteroeri u Carl Wilson Alleys Brisk K B Lanes oeorge Hansen Wavne 7:30 Woodin— Charles p NEW YORK — Lou Casiano 132 Alleys Howard Harker and Thomas Carrlgan Rod Dobbs Thomas E Belllston New York outpointed Jorge Estra- ward Werner Lohner and Thomas B McKay Temple Bowling Alley da 135 Havana 8 Keth Barton B H Howells Alleys 718: Q 7:00 p Kirton E- - 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