| Show 11A THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R FRIDAY EVENING JULY 25 1947 i Ten thousand Fans Watch Open Race Program Better Than the Script Tennis Stars Reach Semi-Fin- tM of his al H ppl 4 ball season with three of the contests to be played under the lights how being installed in the Aggie stadium New sod has been placed on the stadium field which will be used lor games only Three new practice gridirons have been laid out for the Aggies' workouts five-lapp- er 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 10-l- ap 12-la- 7-- well-playe- 6-- third-seede- DANCE H Drake Wml 6-- 7-- 6-- 3-- m-tl- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- I I I 1 u: high-ranki- Hpppte: DANCE 9:30 ng — o'Clock Our Special Chicken "or Steak FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Two Grand Shows for Your Entertainment SAT MORN ctwo yawks KIDDIE SHOW AfinAllf YY UMUKKv A I FEATURES Q — PLUS — Pocatello lz salt Laxe city FREE international League Jersey City 5 Toronto Newark 0 Buffalo 5 8 Syracuse 515-- 8 Rochester Montreal 3 Baltimore American Association Minneapolis6 7 Columbus 1 8 Milwaukee Louisville Kansas City 8 Indianapolis 2 St Paul 10 Toledo 4 Western League Denver 9 Pueblo 8 Sioux City 5 Lincoln 4 Only games scheduled Southern Association-Ngames scheduled Pacific Coast League Hollywood 2 San Diego 1 Los Angeles 6 Portland 2 Sacramento 7 Oakland 3 Seattle 9 San Francisco 8 3-- 10 GIFTS 2-- $"1 and 25 f'l -l- I IT'S TtCHWCOlOK f Show Starts at P ITS TERRIFIC f I LOVE I LAUGHS MUSIC AMD MEMORIES ! : ' -- Doable Show value at Regular Prices! &ot or miCE PPf JOHN 7 Cartoons Wfk LUND Doors Open 9:15 — ADDED — D A COLOR CARTOON ORPHEUM STRTS TODAY! Une of the NEW season's BIG technicolor muHere are the songs and the GIRLS! sicals! that set an era aflame! No wonder all Ogden will be cheering! at 12:45 miiihh ii im 30e Titt JktJI mr w Turn South Mile West of New Overpass on Riverdale Road (US 91) Children Under 10 Free VACQUERl 50 LUS-m 6-- THEATRE M "RIDE ON Ol 7 0-- U 8 Beth Hughes POSITIVELY ENDS TONIGHT" "DUEL IN THE SUN" In Technicolor GREAT It's Just a Cool Drive to WEBER MOTOR-V- 5±H as the Cisco with the RHYTHM MAKERS o Abroad ii Dinners — PIONEER DAY DANCING NIGHTLY BETTER By The Associated Press Pioneer League Twin Falls 9 Ogden 1 Boise 12 Idaho Falls 8 (10 in nings 1-- ESAR ROMEMp Kid tu I THRILLS CC HIT — -C- — Comparable Prices Highway 89 East Kaysrille Group Reservations Kaysville 51-- J BARRtSUUtVAN 'Am HIGH CLASS DINING AND DANCING SOMETHING REFRESH DfGLX IHFFIRFNT Excellent Food Fine Music K-- UMd NORTH OGDEN BIGGER and Minor League Results 4-- bIL ROCK LOFT Mountain UlM008'flffll DOROTHY 1 November 8—Colorado university at Logan November 27— Utah university at Salt Lake City December 13— College of the Pacific at LodL Calif INN RIVCRDALC 5-- HOLLYWOOD July 25 (UP) Bob Castro was favored tonight to repeat a knockout win 0MF Ytm nie Vines in the Legion stadium main event The two middleweights metin STOCKHOLM July 25 Fight Results (AP)— The July World heavyweight cham- By The Associated Press famed Arlington classic hitherto (UP) Louis today was offered a ATLANTIC CITY — Sid Wolfe the race that usually settles the pion Joe to Sweden by 167 Baltimore and Danny Martin visit round-trip three-year-ol- d free of the championship cent of the gate if 162 Newark N J arew iu year will be decided tomorrow by air and 40 perto meet Olle Tanda small field smacking of tangy he will sign MILWAUKEE — Jerome Frazier intersectional flavor Stockin Swedish titleholder berg r153 three-yeaNew York knocked out WilHowever none of the 14 stadium Raasunda Sept holm's olds that raced to victory in the liam Johnson 155 Chicago 1 Palm-qui- st Promoter and Swedish Hjalte Kentucky derby the Preakness WATER VILLE Maine — Billy the Belmont stakes will he m xne cabled the offer to Louis with Boston 153 outpointed competition Jet Pilot the Derfcy added stipulation that the Dailey 147 Halifax 10 Whynott winner has retired from racing en the Roger would be tax tirely Faultless victorious in the champion's pursealso CHARLOTTE N C — Eddie Campromised air Preakness is resting and Phalanx free Palmquist which triumphed in the Belmont transportation for four of Louis' eron 187 Miami Fla NT K 7 O C Boyle 182 Fort Bragg simply avoided the issue handlers The race at a mile and a quarter for a gross purse of $93800 probably will be witnessed by upwards of 30000 Your Pioneer Day Visitors to Bring two as colts and if It appears five fillies will battle it out for the top CHICK-CHIC- K prize approximating $72000 Wilson-- 4 Milts Souih of Ogden on US tlighway 31 nt 25 CHICAGO Stimson-Wheelwrig- ht TUCATRC Ele-pha- Castro Picked to Kayo Vines Bozeman Louis May Take Arlington Event Carded Saturday Tandberg Bout Sweden COMO SPRINGS n F"t p1"" all-Amer- ica -- DRIV-i- °Uywori studio on Doc Blanchard at Makeup man Ted Laraen works over Davis the script for "On goes while Glenn backs of life the Army's portraying — NOW PLAYING d ce l The schedule: September 19 or 20— San Diego Calif State at Logan September 26 or 27— University of Wichita Kan at Logan October 4— Colorado A- - & M at Fort Collins October 10 or 11 — Montana university at Logan October 18 — Wyoming university at Laramie October 25 — Brigham Young at Provo November 1 — Montana State at 8-- 6-- p two-poun- five-oun- schedule for the 1947 foot- 10-ga- 6-- 6-- His didn't get away— and just pulling it in netted hirn $1000 Mackey an Albuquerqob bakery employe hooked the bass yesterday in reservoir It was just Bfbt a nice catch until he found a tag attached That identified the bass as one of 20 worth $1000 and released in the Hot Springs Sporting club's $55000 fish derby The other are still in the lake Utah July 25 (AP)— Utah State Agricultural college announced today completion of a ap Net Star Dies After Illness iviacKey LOGAN : in go HOT SPBINGS N Mex 25 (AP) — You've those big fish that got away so listen nbw to the tale of George Grid Battles Round i New Vines HI' ggiMMMg Several tennis players celebrated SALT LAKE CITY July 25 (AP) Seventeen drivers qualified for Centennial The disraces Emory Collins of Le Mars Iowa yesterday'scontinues Saturday after- July 24 on the tennis courts fireof program own kind driving his Off enhauser won both noon with another full slate of playing their works The Kammeyer tournament the opening five-la- p race and the races progressed to the semifinals in feature competition yesternearlv pvpfv division day over Deb Snyder of Kent Ohio In men's doubles Lyle itiiipacK and Bayliss Levrett of Glendale and John Piers seeded No 1 de Calif to take top honors at the feated a plucky pair Les Vande- 4 3 poel and Wally Swanson at opening day's dirt track racing Charles Fronberg and Don Wilson the Centennial exposition track LOS ANGELES July 25 (UP)— had little difficulty in winning from Collins thrilled 10000 spectators with his finish in the Helen Marlowe who with her sis- Russell0 Fichards and Richard Fly- 0 The strong salt iatce in which he nosed out Snyder and ter Mercedes achieved tennis fame gare Levrett Western Racing associa- beiore the war died yesterday team of Glen Haynes and Ellsworth were at their best against Hartion champion in 2:2220 more Hale for bedridden after old Littlefield and Kevin Thred-gol- d being Levrett came back in a thrilling 6 three-iaevent to take a close fin- than a year winning 1 stricken with was ish from Collins in 1:3090 three Alan Frandsen and Thomas Ryan The tennis star races later an impressive win over Bob made while ailment serving a It was Collins Snyder and Lev- aspulmonary and Melvin Shepherd in a Brady a US marine corps captain on rett in that order again in the last match score 1 1 doubles junior event in the time of 4:5010 for the the staff of Gen Holland M Smith Dave Stimson and Kent WheelMiss Marlowe enlisted in the ma- wright doubles winners in the refeature Other winners were Hal Cole of rine corps in 1943 and served as in- cent Armstrong tournament didn't South Gate Calif and Bill Ander- structor for women marines both lose a game in their match against son of San Jose Calif each of Kaye Simister and Lawrence Lejuene Crouch whom won a five-la- p event and at San Diego and Camp from Le Grande Fletcher and the Alan Frandsen Joe Baker of Indianapolis who was N C She was retired defeated Kenny p victorious in a Australian service a few weeks ago Charlesworth and Foster Whipple d match score 5 pursuit handicap She was under treatment at Good in3 a Samaritan hospital here when she In the bov's sin files division an died unset occurred when Norman Cur d Le Grande ry defeated 4 Fletcher in straight sets 5 Ward Hedges won the hard way from the much improved little 3 Jim Farmer score 6 player e 10-- 8 Alan Frandsen won irom Allen Cook by the score of 2 Second-seede- d Alvord 3 Jerry Until 9:30 P M 3 3 Weller Ted outplayed 25 1 After 9:30 Saturday's matches should ofbring the out some of the best tennis of u stadium Bomm W 26 JULY SAT will week ' interesting Especially Thru ut I STAN ROMACK be the women's singles matches beSg y 8:45 NightlyVx1Snnr I tween Emma Lou Warner and His Orchestra W Mall Orders to Salt Lake player ande PROMISED VALLEY I Gardens ±3 and George-annRainbow Castlemain BBB1 Kathryn SB Salt lake Citv finaland Pat "Rothey 1 Hedges 7Tists in this year's Armstrong tournament Saturday's schedule: (At Lester park) Men's singles — Five pm winner of John Piers and Kevin Thredgold vs winner of Keith Wilson and Joe of Lyle Kenny six pm winner vs EVERY SATURDAY NITE! winKillpack and Don Wilson Harold and Harames Paul of ner Bennie Sorensen's Modern Music Littlefield Men's doubles— Six pm Haynes-Hal- e From the Embassy Club— Salt Lake City vs winner of Kenny Harames EOLLEE SKATING 2 to 5 p m every day except Monday Austin-Elli- s and 11 8 to p m every night except Saturday Women's singles — Five pm Em ma Lou Warner vs Katnryn castlemain seven pm Georgeanne Hedges vs Pat Rothey Junior doubles — seven pm n 25 Miles Up Weber Canyon vs Frandsen-Ryafive pm Liberty park vs Fletcher-Hedge- s Moore Boys singles —eleven pm Aian Frandsen vs Norman Curry: eleven am Jerry Alvord vs Ward Hedges4 10-l- Castro's first main event Utah Farmers jMackey catches triumphforFrankie from Jersey W0: Angustain upset ilUUU r ish her first third round n l m April dook len July heard stories about 4-M- —NOW— ii Open ii 1 1 1 1 1 eTODAY & SATURDAY! 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