| Show ' THE OGDPN fUTAW) STANDARD EXAMINER THURSDAY EVENING JULY 24 1947 9k H WARDEN ItlPL business" Gene didn't recognize the gentleman but he quickly checked the signatures on the telegrams and about fainted The gentleman's name was Will Rogers Oklahoma's famous comedian Autry drifted to a railroad job and when times got rought eventually found "himself out of a job He decided then to give radio a trial and got his start on the famous and original barn dance vover NBC back in 1930 over Chicago's station WLS He skyrocketed to fame and part of his fame g is paying off this week in attendance at the Ogden rodeo When the gates close tonight the take will approximate $110000 which is double that of any other single year Gene informed me that he came within the width of a cat's whisker' of becoming a professional baseball player ball in and "I played semi-pr- o around Tulsa" said Autry "In fact I had a trial with the Tulsa club of the Texas league "Branch Rickey now with 4he Dodgers offered me a fat minor i league contract at $100 a year for Wsix months season promising me more if I got to the big show I decided then and there that base-ba- ll wasn t my game" Gene was an outfielder and a witch hitter Autry is a booster Of all sports He gets a kick out of golf and plays the courses around Los Angeles and Hollywood When time permits He swears he is a consistent 85 stroke golfer "I like all sports" said Gene "I sometimes wrestle to keep in trim for my rodeo wprK' Asked to name his standout baseball and boxing performer ! he auickly replied: "In baseball I'd name Dizzy Dean the famous pitcher as my favorite and in boxing there is only one name — my good friend Jack Demp- record-breakin- "Dean wasJoPonly a colorful baseball player but a wonderful Rogers Hornsby would rate qfccherwith me also high t "Getting to the fistic sport in my book Utah's Jack Dempsey is the greatest of them all He had color punching ability and a fight ing heart Today 21 years after he lost the crown to Gene Tunney he's the number one sports idol of Americans" Autry played baseball in the days when Carl Hubbell Pepper Martin Dizzy Dean and the Waner brothers were starring in Oklahoma In 28 years of sports reporting this corner has interviewed and rubbed elbows with such sports great as Jack Dempsey Max Baer Joe Louis the late Knute Rockne the late Howard Jones Fritz Crisler A A Stagg James Braddock Max Schmeling Primo Camera Babe Ruth the late Lou - Gehrig Elmer Layden and scores -- 5 of others— all champions Autry deserves a seat on the Pioneer League Boise Salt Takp Twin Falls Ogden Idaho Falls W L 10 10 8 5 5 Pet GB 667 667 500 439 8 9 9 7 7 IX Pocatello -- 22 3 438 3Ms 313 5 Va Results Wednesday's Pocatello 4 Salt Lake Boise 12 Idaho Falls 3 Ofden 5 Twin Falls Thursday's Frshabls Fitchsr at Pocatello Salt Lake (Kohout 12-8:30 pm (Glimpse Boise Idaho Falls (Shapley H at ' 8:30 pm (Logue at Twin Falls Ogden (Waters 9 4) 8-- 7) 9-- 8) 7-- 6) (Foster &-- Ofden Dartt cf pm 8:30 8 AB Murphy Buck 3b Spindel e Bush lb a Wellman rf Eggert 2b Twin Falls ABHOA HO A 2 10! Leyrer cf 4130 3 1 a 4 4i Radtke 2b 1 o 2 4 1 10 122 Guth If 1 JbSbB a Jessen If 2 Whit lb 1 Loewe sa 0 Krleski 3b BalasSi rf Danielsori c McCarthy p 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 all-sta- rs all- - hand-picke- Bees Pilots Selling Pace s In Second Nose Out Ogden out-steadi- ' ' ' er Two-bas- 3-- se t Attendance — 580 MINNEAPOLIS July 24 (AP)-Uta- h's three entrants in the na tional public links golf championchucker ship here were eliminated quick Tonight's pitchers: All three lost their 12-Wednesday Salt Lake City (Kohout d matches 8:30 at Pocatello (Glimpse Bill Korns lost to Avery Beck of p m 3 N C Clare Emery Raleigh at Idaho Falls (Shapely to Bob of San Fran bowed Silvestri 8:30 m Boise Logue p 21 one on cisco holes and down at Twin Ogden (Waters to Al Swonson lost Littleton Kayo m 8:30 Falls (Foster p of Wichita Kan one down on 18 Al Clasen and Ed Ervasti who played in Utah for three years while statined at Kearns fought their way through Wednesday's double round Ervasti won from Jack Gargan of LA 5 and Puts) Strackebein of Long Beach 1 up SALT LAKE CITY July 24 (AP) on 20 Claaen defeated Walt Brown g Twenty of the top 6 crut of and Atlanta then drivers of the nation lined up at John Bloyer of St Paul edged 1 Clasen the starting post today for the is from St Paul and Ervasti from first event in the $10000 Utah Detroit Both played In the finals Centennial auto race meet at the of the Utah amateur without winfafrfrounds 'a It ning The first of six afternoon races y m Next was set for p events will be held Saturday with the meet winding up on Friday and Fight Results Saturday of next week The entries represent nine states By the Associated Preas OAKLAND Calif— George Cost- and include Emory Collins of Iowa defending national dirt ner 149 Cincinnati TKO Chester track champion He will be driv- Slider 150 Fresno 7 Offenhauser ing a His chief competition was expect-- DULUTH Minn—Jackie Graves ed to come from Deb Snyder of 129 Austin Minn outpointed JohnKentv Ohio who 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Frank Nebeker vs winner of Kent Wheelwright and Thomas Ryan Lester park four p m Dave Stimfive-thir- ty six-thir- ty RESTRUNO fiy Expert With Silk Nylon of Lamb l MMSBBBBsfii Two men or two ladies or a man and a lady may share in one order at— and 6-- 2 5-- 6-- 3 ai- s er W L 55 36 6a 89 48 M Pet 552 542 534 K H E 11 0 330 300 011—3 Philadelphia 300 000 03xS Pittsburgh Juritich Schsrvi and Lakeman hsm and Kluttx 3 1 Chicago White Sox 7 in a night game at Fenway park A three-ru- n homer by Eddie Joost in the sixth inning provided the Philadelphia Athletics with a 3 victory over the Cleveland Indians in a night game at Phila8-- D 6-- delphia Lanky Ellis Kinder allowed only hits and Willard Brown cracked four singles in five times at bat to lead the last place Si hmrm car twitching Louis Browns to an 2 victory over the American league leading New York Yankees at the Yankee t C4Jtvr stadium Csaysjrf is smooths The Detroit Tigers lost a fine opportunity to whittle a game off the Yankees' margin when they were shut out by the CALVERT RESERVE Washington Senators 0 The Boston Red Sox went 14 -- 8S8 Proof -- 66 Grain NrrJ innings before finally besting the QatVert Distillers Corp New Tork FOLKS six 8-- bou 10-ga- 5-- CHy 1) NOW MORE THAN EVER GST "MOORE" FOR YOUR MONEY I ' C SSi 1 ( IS SINCE ltdl mm m m urn QUALmt— R AT A PRICE THAT MAKES POST-WA- R ' Lowest Prbasj I Fine Whisk V in Utah Tailors 'aw Fletcher-Hedge- rs 8assBS Women and children walk off gangplank to Haifa r i IUe1 in?mrlon 'hp Exf dus of 1947" after it had been intercepted by Br itish wihl j stand amid wreckage caused when ship was rammed ranKpl?"k °V?" iDin1liranU and the 4506 persona aboard the ship The immigrants werJ "hti wn be4twen France from where the dfP9red ship sailed instead of to Cyprus - to reliable aonrealk rg Gut BADMINTON SETS McDonald es son vs ledger Moore Boy's doubles —Lester park elevvs en a m Frandsen-Alvor- d The sophomore slugger from Santa Rita N M batted in four runs last night to lead the Pirates to a victory over the Philadelphia Phillies Signs of an impending stretch fight for the National league flag between Brooklyn and St Louis became more evident when both the Dodgers and Cardinals won their games the Dodgers defeat2 ing the Reds at Cincinnati and the Cards nipping the New 5 York Giants in St Louis The runner-u- p Boston Braves remained five games behind the Dodgers by thrashing the Cuban Chicago 12-- 4 PRE-WA- Sltt 6-- 7-- Wilson-Fronbe- raliigSMSMapKi jflsgg 3: 1 rs TENNIS gBSfajaBr WTl 'S&d£5&KKi&ttBm-E?!fk- 6-- 6-- if s Other Groups 2454 Washington Blvd 6-- Ml M ':So' 6-- 6-- 3-- er Sacramento 10 Oakland 6 (14 innings) Portland 1 Los Angeles 0 San Francisco 5 Seattle 2 San Diego 3 Hollywood 2 2 Suits Both for 545 6-- 6-- 47 41 St Louis er who during spring training an- - Cincinnati 41 S nounced 'was out to lead the Chicago 41 'fWM 420 37 51 National league in home runs and Philadelphia 36 81 414 runs batted in as well as set a Plttsburfh new Pirate homer mark walloped of Wednesday's Baaatts hi 24th and 25th the campaign last night to break S00 000 013— S U 1 the Pittsburgh record held jointly Brooklyn Rir-z- o 100 001 000—3 1 t Cincinnati Rizzo himself and Johnny by and Edwards Behrrrsr Caacy 23 round smashed had trippers and Mueller in 1938 and Ralph duplicated the feat last year ff f 701 004 000 — 12 19 6 Kiner now is only three hom- Boston 000 000 301— 4 10 ers behind Johnny Mize of the Chicago Sain and Mas: Wys Kush Chipman New York Giants who leads both and Scheffiaat He also is in the majors with 28 running for R B I honors havn W" W MA— SI a Vat ing sent 67 runners over the plate St Louis COO 000 004— U 0 tto rank fourth behind New York's Koslo and Cooper: M linger Burkhart trio of Willard Marshall (75) Mize Brazle and Xiee (7) and Walker Cooper (71) ar for O & HUf 6-- 6-- Kr-- ?- 6-- 0 s: four-bagge- VANCOUVBBt Bf July 23 (AP)— In the third day's major upset in the Canadian lawn ten-of Bob Hall nis championships Santa Monica Calif eliminated Herb Suhr of San Francisco fromk event in a gruel-mthe junior men's semi-finfive-se- t match e) finest always wear our suits We feature the f inests martest and sturdiest fabrics the best tailors to give you impeccable fit and tailoring — the very best for your money S-- hard-hittin- i Suhr Loss Top Net Event Id Men who demand the 6-- m -- 6-- Preferred Style 2 How-ar- d Bill Edgington 1 Littiefield del Charles Fron-ber- g 1 3 John Piers del Bob 2 Kevin Thredgold 1 Heath del Don Shaub 6 2 1 1 Keith Wilson def Lea Vandepoel Joe Kenny det Hal Fronberg 2 Curry-Farm- An international junior final was Ark —R agon assured when Lome Main of Vanof Charles Hickox Kinney 11 Hart man Ark couver defeated Calif in the other semiknocked out Tommy Charles 180 Berkeley 2 4 final 2 9 Fort Wayne The Evert brother team from HARTFORD Conn— Willie Pep Fort Lauder dakjnsi broke even 129 Hartford outpointed Humberto in the senior men's events Jerry fell before Canada's top player Sierra 129 Havana 10 (non-titl6 Brendan Macken of Montreal 0 sixth seeded Jim while BANGOR Maine— Charley of Paul Glugard of disposed 178 Bangor TKO Irish Jim2 1 Seattle my Mulligan 172 Lowell Mass 3 Emery Neale of Portland defeated E J Lanthier of Montreal 5 ELIZABETH N J — Frankie 5 Duane 140 Elizabeth TKO Eddie In the women's singles event White 131 Jersey City 7 Miss Jean Milne of Vancouver edged out Miss Arvilla McGuire of 1 NORWALK Conn— Eddie Com-p- o Berkeley 6 while Miss Grace of Berkeley whipped Mrs 126 New Haven outpointed Greenlee J McLaws of Calgary 2 0 Chico Morales 126 Havana 8 The Evert boys seeded fourth in WATERLOO Iowa— Abel Cestac doubles eliminated Regina's Don 222 Buenos Aires knocked out Bob Hodges and Calgary's Gordon Mc 4 Laws 3 Nora 192 Omaha 3 Another brother team Frank and NEW YORK— Ray Spurlock 159 Bob Lewis of Salt Lake City U Kansas City TKO Mel Hawkins upset the seventh-seede- d pair of 156 New York 5 Emery Neale and Dr Clint Knox 6 6 both of Portland 4 DRACUT Mass — Johnny Priest 138 Cambridge outpointed Angel Chavez 143 Springfield Mass 10 Minor League Results By the Associated Press Pioneer League Boise 12 Idaho Falls 3 Twin Falls 6 Ogden 5 Salt Lake City 9 Pocatello 4 International League Baltimore 8 Rochester 7 Jersey City 12 Buffalo S Only games scheduled American Association Fabrics — Your $4450 tat Corey-Cha- Jewish Refugees Leave Battered Ship at Dock "Suit"tk&a$oft 6-- vs Associated Press Sports Writer Ralph Kiner who represents one of the few bright spots in the Pittsburgh Pirates' dismal doings this season National League today had realized one of his three main ambitions and My Thf Astsctatsa Press Brooklyn flood a fairly good chance to achieve the other two Boston 355f Bucco outfield Ntw York g The 8-- 1 6-- 6-- mpion CLARKSVILLE By The Associates Men's Singles Lyie Kill pack def Russttl Rich2 Don Wilson def Dean ards 1 2 Paul Harames Perkins 10-- 8 Kenny-Haram- By Joe Reichler 7-- 2-- last-innin- one-ha- lf ed Cigar-chewin- McCarthy of the Waddies gave up 10 bingles but won the game However Waters issued seven walks to only two for McCarthy and the Twin Falls tosser registered seven strikeouts compared with only four for the Red Satur-dsr- y Finals will be played Sunday afternoon and trophies will be awarded to winners by the Kammeyer Sports store Wednesday's results: - 1 9-- Women's single semi-finfl- s matches will be scheduled MffiSfis&K- By The Associated Press That first place partnership in the Pioneer league keeps looking more and more like a closed deal as the Boise Pilots and Salt Lake City Bees continue to run neck and neck Two-bas- e 1 6-- 1-- up ' 6-- 6-- 1-- up Halt-Cowboy- ls g The Memphis meter reader won the respect of the gallery at Meadbrook golf course late yesterday as he overcame the methodically precise golf of Lou Stafford Portland Ore the 1948 finalist Playing his first major tournament McKain swapped the lead with Stafford for 17 holes Even up at the end of the regulation if holes McKain was 5 over par figures and Stafford was 4 over the man The McKain who lost last year to Smiley Quick taking a birdie and the match on the 22nd green lltcKain meets Alfred Littleton Wichita Kan in his first match today Littleton advanced ofwith a Long win over Ted Lach 39 BtcfcMj Beach Calif s into The 16 men going today essaESB9BaflBaBflPniHL i $5: nBftsfsaasaK rounds the second of which will be the quarter finals were headed by medalist Wilfred Crossley of Atlanta Ga Crossley advanced by beating Bobbv Kav Toledo O 5 and4 in a second round match He went out St today against Al Clasen ofteamdefeated Clasen Minn Paul mate Johnny Bloyer z ana l to Keith Nnttall former national Golden Glove above meets set to the 16's at Salt Lake on July 30 for champion the Utah featherweight g Robert Silvestri of Buddy Washington The Brigham Bomber will meet Tiger Cannon of Los ehamplonship warm-uSan Francisco moved on by elimp event at Brigham City on Saturday night a in Angeles 3 Rudy Horvath Detroit inating July 26 and 2 Silvestri met another motor who city entrant today in Ercasti enm went to the 20th green before Long inating Peter Strackbein Beach Calif Ogden d who will meet a shown star team at Affleck park next Tuesday are 0ukmV to right Vernon Higa Portuguese rightnight fielder and Sol will Hawaiian shortstop Two Farm Bureau teams P?vide tertainment in the first game of the night twin bill starting at sevenfifteen o'clock Two of the Hawaii reached the An upset occurred when Howard Littliefield swamped Charles Fron-ber3 n a surprising victory semi-fina- nnais 9-- Two-ba- Competition became stronger in the Kammeyer tennis tournament as the men's singles division tanned Tennesseean the favorite's circle today as the National Public Links golf tournament headed toward the quarte-r- ' -- Tennis Joust July 24 a slim moved into kBSSBBsi' The Pilots continued to reflect their new lease on baseball life the Idaho Falls Rus0 clouting by 12-- 3 in sets Idaho's capital city 31 27 13 Tola is 36 10 24 12 Totals the Bees successwhile last night ninth in Waters xWalked for 4 In Pocatello invaded ninth fully in Mederios xx— Ran for 002—5 the evening's other tilt the Twin 000 300 Ogden 002 013 00x- -6 Twin Falls edged the visiting Guth Falls Cowboys Bush Runs— Dartt Spindel 5 Reds McOgden Balaasi Slensker Leyrer Radtke Errors— Murphy 2 2 The same teams go at it in the Carthy DanielsonKoraleski Runs batted same Eaaert Waters parks tonight in— Murphy 2 Bush Wellman Leyrer Bill Franks Pilot twirler held nits — Dartt Radtke Jessen 2 Loewe the Russets to six hits in going Stolen bases — Radtke Bush plays— Eggert— to Mur Leyrer Double Base on balls Off Mc- all the way while he and his mates phy to Bush 7 Struck out — By nicked Walt McHugh and Ted Waters 2 Carthy Time— 2:13 Um- Henkle for 12 bihgles 4 Waters 3 McCarthy — Shulick and Zelnis Attendance pires Pilot Manager Walt Lowe came —1350 in for his share of the glory with a cleanup circuit clout in the Boise Idaho Falls HenABHOA eighth to score four runs AB H O A Priester ss 2 0 11 Briskey ss 5 0 2 2 kle walked Ernie Sites hit Dave 4 0 10 Stanton lb 2 0 8 0 Speno rf with a pitched ball and 3 2 2 0 Molitor Sil'thorn cf 4 14 0 Sites cf 3 S 0 issued a stroll to Lou Tamone to 4 If 3 Molitor Markert if l 4 1 2b 4 2 2 1 set it up for Lowe who then rapped Evans 2b pMpna Lowe lb 4 2 Lapham c 44 12 the pill over the left field fence 4 1 Hil lrf Bandy e Until the ninth Franks had a 0 Pallia Is 2b 4 2 Oldberg 3b 3 0 thr§e-hittwith the only Russet McHugh p 3 0 Henklc p 00 run in the first However Dale 01 0 0 scBrickner Markert and Hugh Lapham col34 12 27 7 lected singles in the final frame 32 8 24 8f Totals Totals x— Flied out for Henkle in ninth and crossed with two runs on 100 000 002— 3 Vern Hill's double Idaho Falls 14x-302 002 2 Boise Good tossing and a well placed JErrors — Oldenberg Runs — Stanton Markert Lapham Sites 3 Molitor 3 hit also aided the Bees in downTamone 2 Speno Lowe Bandy Daniels ing the Cards Bob Drilling gave Runs batted in — Lowe 6 Molitor 2 Ta- up nine hits to the Cards but mone 2 Daniels Briskey Evans Hill spread them out effectively and e Home run — Lowe Oldenberg hits — Sites Lowe Daniels Tamone Hill held his walks to four SparkStolen bases — plug of the Bees six'run second Sacrifice hit — Franks Double plays — Daniels to frame was First Sacker Diamond git— Bandy to Lowe McHugh to Stanton Briskey Hit by pitcher — Molitor by Henkle Runs Cecil who tripled for his only hit responsible lor— McHugh 8 Henkle 4 of the game to score three runs Franks 3 Base on Balls— McHugh 5 The Hive with one in the first Henkle 3 Franks 4 Struck out—By and six in the second had the Franks 2 McHugh 3 Hits— Off McHugh session all 11 in 8 13 Henkle 1 In 123 wrapped up when the Losing — Idaho Cards got to Drilling for two talpitcher 5— McHugh Left on bases Falls Boise 8 Umpires— Tominski— lies in the fifth These were can-- ' and Howie Time— 2:15 Attendance celled out by two Bee runs in 1800 the sixth but the Cards added another pair in the ninth Salt Lake Pocatello Don Collins contributed three AB H OAl ABHOA Jacinto 3b 3 0 2 2 Boniface 2b 5 0 6 2 hits in three times at bat to the Bcciocco rf 6 3 4 0 Lane cf 8 2 11 cause Rymer cf 2a 1 0 Sheehan rf S 2 2 0 Bees g The Reds weathered a Cecil lb 3 1 10 OjParedes 3b 5 3 0 4 Da Hon ss which 4 1 2 2 Mandish If 5 2 0 2 netted Cowboy rally Robb 2b i 3 0 0 2 Vinbladh lb 2 1 11 2 two runs and brought the score to 3 3 3 01 Thomson ss 3 1 O 7 Collins If within one tally of tying the Score Brocker c 5 0 4 0 Abramson c 3 0 3 0 The Ogdpn club held the lead for 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 Drilling p 3Hnderson p 2 0 2 (i four and Innings after Stanley p eSingleton 0 8 00 scoring three in the first The into a tie at 3 Totals 33 0 27 8! Totals 36 9 27 16- - Cowboys pulled icn Ano nnn a with two in the third and one in salt LJM then slammed out in Pocatello 000 020 002—4 the fifth nuns— Jacinto 2 Bacciocco 2 Rymer front with a trio of markers in 2 Robb Collins Drilling Lane Vin- the sixth bladh Thomson Errors — Singleton Joe Waters who went the route Abramson Stolen base — Rymer Sacrithe Reds was guilty of only fice—Cecil for hit— Dalton Runs batted in— Bacciocco 2 Cecil 3 Collins one of Ogden's four errors and Brocker Boniface Lane Sherman Pare-de- s Double Thomson to Boniface held the Waddies to six hits Jack to Vinbladh play— 1 Hits—Off In 1 13 Staley 8 In 7 23 Henderson Runs respon- - sible for — Drilling 4 Henderson 4 Staley 3 stuck out— By Drilling 4 Staley Bases on balls—Off Drilling 4 Henbench with these great perform- derson 6 Staley 8 Hit by pitched ball Collins by Staers— he's genuine likeable and a — Singleton by Drilling Left Wild pitches — Henderson 2 credit to the entertainment and ley on bases — Solt Lake 11 Pocatello 10 world sports Time — 8:15 Umpires— Vogel and BUnok Waters p xMederios icxSlensker Single Upset Carded in By Wallace C Mitehell MINNEAPOLIS Minn (UP)— Shedric McKain Late Will Rogers Gave Autry Break Genial Gene Autry the headline attraction of the current Pioneer Days rodeo at Ogden stadium retold the story of his colorful career to this corner in an interview in his suite at the Hotel Ben Lomond Wednesday It reads like an Horatio Alger story Back in 1929 in the days of the depression Autry was a telegraph operator in a little town called Chelsea Okla Between handling customers and sending wires he spent his time playing a guitar and singing One night he was strumming the guitar when a tall gentleman entered The gentleman prepared two wires and then asked: "Say young man do you play the guitar?" Autry replied that he dabbled at it and the visitor said: "Let's hear a tune or two" Gene obliged and as the visitor started for the door he paused and saidf "Young man you are in the wrong business —get yourself in the radio Prepares for Washington Favored Utahns Lose N --HIGUWAV with iMcKain Is Tuesday NigM Perform SPORTING GOODS Phone 6763 382 25th Street sssl Jj ' '"JL1' r1' "°r J Grain Whiskey 86 Proof 75 Neutral Spirits United Distilled oiAatcncaIacNYC |
