Show "ISalt Lake STANDARD-EXAMINE- R OGDEN (UTAH) THlE 13 WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST Angels Hold Kingsley Will LeatfH uver Bid for Coast Nines Army Honors Pacific Cdast-"Leagu- e W 77 Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland Portland! 70 67 67 66 64 64 63 J Seattle Sacramento Hollywood San Diego Aug Stock Quotations Market Slumps Jfc H Borle Co August In Slow Trade Bid Wednesday Bi (UP) fa-- 1 L 59 6d 65 65 70 71 71 72 By The Associated Press While Los Angeles rides j Pet 566 519 508 508 485 474 — all-arm- 474 Ma-lon- 467 ey 196-ma- er com-Dlacent- lv on top of the heap in the Pacific coast league pennant com- Portland has been putting petition on a drive that might develop the Beavers into! a darkhorse con- tender The bustling Beavers were hov ering just above the cellar when iney Degan tneir upswing iney bounced San Diego 2 to 1 in open- - ' ing a series last night making it 13th victory in the last 14 games and giving them a third-plac- e tie in tb standings with Oakland Los Angele maintained its 6 game lead ovjer second place San Francisco - by smothering the cross-r J Ojiais oO a— 10 town rivai lTJI1nA-nnnjwwu San Francisco fighting to main- tain its spot next to the leader took Oakland 4 to 1 to open their series Oakland's lone run was in the ninth on a double play by Vince DiMag-gi- o and a single by pinchhitter Nick Etten It was a big evening for Seattle's catcher Rollle Hemsley as he scored two runs and batted in two LAYTON more to bring the Rainiers from Aug 13 — Syracuse behind i wini over Sacramento 4 to gained revenge for its first defeat 3 In their series opener of the season in the Davis county R H E baseball league last week-en- d by Sacramento L 200 002 000 —3 10 2 taking the measure of Bountiful 001 000 12x—4 10 0 by a score of 1 Seattle 1 It was the Holcombe and Fitzgerald Bar smallest score of any contest in rett Posedel and Hemsley the loop this year Each scored in only one frame Bountiful with San Diego 000 100 000—1 10 0one run in the sixth and Svra- 200 000 00x— 2 6 0 cuse with two in the top of the Portland Treichel and Rice: Di Biasi and sevpnth j Silvra The reeul ar season ended this week-en- d but several games re- San Francisco 000 000 211 — 4 11 1 mained to be played after being 000 000 001—1 9 4 rained out or Oakland? Other postponed Joyce and Gladd Soriano Wilkie games saw Clearfield winning from and Raimond Lillard Farmington by a score of 3 in a game which lasted only seven Los Angeles 030 000 140—8 10 2 innings because of the rain Ars000 000 002—2 10 1 enal Hollywood Villa a scare Bauers and Malone: Rescieno but finally giving Layton its last game losing Orphan and Cameron by a score of 4 and Sahara Village trouncing Kaysville in a five-inniAr-the- j 1ST A 04 Syracuse Wins Close Battle 2-- 6-- 02 1 1 ' j Metal ! roii fans were lolling on d the grass or sitting in automobiles The bolt from a storm five miles away hit Cent erfielder Norman Eschbach 19 in the left ear traveling dowi his left leg and then flashed along the ground to fell Leftfieldei Stanford Buck 23 Eschbach c ied in Grandview and Sellersville Pa hospital Buck inj the Allentown (Pa) hos pital within four hours after death Went to bat in the ball game Clearfield Farmington Utah T0am Plays Arizona Nine L 6 6 1 6 6 3 Batteries: jCautz and J Adams White and Leonard Ford R H E Scorer 2 9 3 TUCSON Ariz Aug 13 (AP)— Syracuse 1 6 2 The southwestern region American Bountiful Batteries: Warren Hansen and Legion junior baseball tournament starts here today with a meeting Painter Fenwick and Smoot of the Arizona and Utah state Score: R HPC champions 4 6 3 The Mesa-Ter- n pe club of Arizona Arsenal Villa j J Post Layton will meet the Hennett-Bennio- n Smith and Batteries: of Salt Lake (tity in the morning R Brown Adams and to McGill the winner game play Nevada state champions in the secScore: ond game of a right double header d Sahara Village The Nevada entry drew a J Kavsville tiye Batteries: Jackson Rounding oat the first round Winters and Lavender and olav the John iS O'Dowda Post 18 of Oahu Hawaii meets San Diego Standliajii Team Post 6 the California representa W 6 tive and tournament favorite in Clearfield 4 the first game! of the night double Syracuse 5 Bountiful bill 3 The tournaijnent continues till Lavton 3 Saturday The winner goes to the Sahara Village 2 sectional tourfament at Billings Farmineton Mont Kaysville 0 Arsenal Villa first-roun- Amblers Reach Grain Ferris By WllUaaa CHICAGO 4 R H E 6 8 3 3 6 5 Elmore L Pet 1000 0 800 714 1 2 500 3 3 4 5 500 333 286 000 7 Amblers andj Naval Supply s of moved int the northern Utah softball tournament with victories over American Legion aad OK Rubber of Tremonton last night Amblers downed Legion by 7 to 3 Naval Supply elimintd OK Rubmer 15 to 5 Thirty-firs- t Ward hit in the right spots to bust Hill Field Air Reserve from he tourney with a 7 to 6 win j Tremonton Junior Chamber of Commerce team came down intact an£ showed the power they really packed in their lineup by drubbing General Mills 19 to 2 Tonight s loWer bracket lineup Business Ogden pits College against Davis News in the seven o'clock game Utah General meets Clearfield" Navy at eightDepot and Paramount battles Bank Smokery at rine in championship figlht games Summary of last night's games: R H E Hill Field Air Reserve 6 5 2 Thirty-firs- t 7 9 4 Ward Batteries: Bjarben and Gainer Saunders and Carruth Umpires: De- - semi-final- Aug 13 fAPi— spite the corn downturn The September corn contract bore the brunt of the selling dropping more than 6 cents at times Other deliveries were off a few cents c highWheat closed 4c tower to er September $2 35G2 354: corn was lower $2 24 September 4a74C 2 24V and oats were 'jg'ic lower September $1 sfSJl 01 1 CHICAGO Aob (API — Wheat— No red $2 392 40 No 1 hard $2 3 red $2 384 No 2 hard S2 37 No 2 hard tough S2 36' Corn—No 1 yellow $2 38'jT?2 39: No 53 29 Oats — N6 1 heavy mixed $1 08: No 1 mixed $1 0541 06 V: No 1 white $1 074 No 1 white $1heavy 0554 ©1 07 No 2 white SI 05 2 No 41 Rye— grades $3 Soybeans — No 2 yellow $3 33 13 2 i 38-N- Nrw York Eras NEW YORK Aug 13 (AP— 20880: steady Spot tions follow (based on wholesale quotasales by receivers to jobbers and Urge reEggs-Rec- eipts tailers): Mixed colors weights 57i58c extra fancv extras 1 and 2 heavy52fri 53c: extras I and 3 medium large Agricola and Sitegen 50fi R H E 51c: standard 1 and 2 large 44i45c' 3 large standard 4750c: current reNaval Supply Depot 15 11 4 41&43c dirties 38639c checks ceipts I OK Rubber 9 6 36'-- 37c Whites mid western extra fancy heavyBatteries: Hunt and Lynch fiO 62c: extras 1 and 2 large Sherman RobbUns and Hadfield weights 58c extra 3 large 5ttfj53c extra 55j Umpires: Stegen and Agricola 4 large 496 50c extras 1 and 2 me3 4 4 dium American Legion 35 & 56c Amblers! 7 5 3 Batteries: Kenny and Gibbs Batter and Eggs SAN FRANCISCO 13 UP- Meenderink: A nobler and Horspool Aug uairy market: and Casteel Umpires Wright Butter— 92 score 785 7e: 00 imm ' ' 1 ' : eral Mills Ik-i l 2 4 7 (5 i 71c a? 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WASN'T A S r TELL US IN SOUR OWN WORDS nt - ui umvi — I mm - - — - - l ' i tCRlNGLE' WRITES ONE IARPAPPSEZ IT NMAED OWi WUZ 5E'H"iW 1A CURB RESTIN' ON IAS LAUREL E l ER- - WEN I HEERD RPftPP SPN HE BUSTER HOW NEEDS f ER k SPONSOR WO T (V SOU GOT SRMN NAMED STARTED WRITING THEM! NOW SO 1 BUSTER TO GET BACK T- O- ONE-WAT- MT X OKfiR BE nSIN 1A IMN BUT HE'LL RISK SHONW W IFFEB HE CAM CaTCH OLE KRiNdLE WtD A SHOOT PULL! SO 7m£ X9V MEN ARE TOO BS THE SPELLBOUND iri 9 LT t m 59 50s- IT ALL TO SHUT Wl OFF r 162 15 29' a P 11 R 86' 47 yA -- www TfiO SWLL THINK ITS 253 2f)3 WRV THE - 45 miy 23 Va 36 aia SHEER KORROfffOF mv v 4 ! IN THE TR0L BOOTH 45 56 38 Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator National Acme j 5714 189 12t4 a - - s 15 414 Kresge V - 53 Va J A i A 66V4 Lockheed T -- T- 444 -- LOeW i 25 AMfcTAD POUR A (4eU1 TW fvwf WNT MAflPCMED ? 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RANDALL de- decedent and Issuance to themselves of Letters Testamentary thereon in the DrIvintrPftl0tnof C1TAtl RsndaU above entitled matter has been set for fsstie tn Letts of Administration A Hendricks John Hon before ln matter the alove entitled hearing the 25th day of Hon bAeen set for hearing before Monday Judge on 10 am at o'clock the 1947 at August °n thHeDdrlcBCounty Court House in the court room day of August 1947 o'rlni of said court in Ogden City Weber at Kl at ?La"mth County Court County Utah Clerk of said court with iu oldin r£ C0Vrt room of ad court Witness the Coty Utah the seal thereof affixed this 13th day of the" rSSeJ tbS mn'kTof 1947 August LAWRENCE M MALAN August 1947 Clerk (SEAL) LAcYerkNCE M MALAN (SEAL) Draper Bf Ann SClerk By Ann S Draper Deputy Geo 8 Barker Esq Wilson Wi?0enPUEysqCslerlC & Attornev for Petitioner 2755 Published Aug 13 22 1947 PuhffiSy for Petitio'ner NOTICE 2756 AugMj 22 1947 No 7658 "NOTICE Estate of ALEXANDER M LIVINGSTON also known as ALEX LIVINGuWlLL1AM GEORGE LAMO-rIaUSTON deceased deceased0"11 &S W' The petition of Ada M Patten pray-in- g for issuance to herself of Letters of Administration with the Will Annexed of the estate of the above named decedent In the above entitled matter has been set for hearing before hearing before SonJo Hon John A Hendricks Judge on 25th day of August 1947 Monday the am at the County Court at 10 o'clock House In the court room of said court Weber County in Ogden Citv Weberof County Utah said court with Witness the Clerk Sffi iTtd ofh thereof affixed this 13th day of the the seal 1947 1947 August August LAWRENCE M MALAN 1-- Il'l ' 1 track wheredrivers And we have emphasized u for them that this contest is but "amuieionian Z Ann" "u Positive that he classic of the trotting world a week One of eisht nr nine in hr cfa-nthis year including the Indianapolis Bt ago today Indiapolis had ? his vetera classic that will count toward the For races amon ?ose observed T the American championship fgS"m as apHoot Mon like other and celebrities proved by the when Holianri AutomoAmerican as letm& signal harness-and-sulky with of the association We want no accicall weefetovanPLtLgT°?0heir the good time mile track Goshen bile dents nor fatalities" pertecnon put lor the Promoter Frattone —the dark-haire- d Pasadena Calif "u"a"u ciaims aPPrpacnes gas cnariots tne sKiaamg sTnw roaring tnat tneir — Italian who won " because of signal irom track is 3t they had the its sharp angles and its lack of the D F C and the air medal with £e?l?hmHeant three clusters and seven d th3t they should bank" fake it fw8 stars during his 54 missions battle over the lfSf Handsome young Jim Frattone of Europe— concluded"I remaining eight il that than hope risk hfr rnUhnf Philadelphia the former army air Holland and Rose in their mutual their machines hero who is promoting the race in interest do not claimed he did not see the that Ted pit Z- - association with William H Cane — Horn of Paterson forget N J will be in veteran of Indian- - owner of the track — said todav that race and that he will be gonave K -warnea Dom noiiana ing all-o" t-- Rnen for points in hopes of won the race t an4 j retaining the national rhamninn iney w 11 fight it out along with geroGs tact cs d u'rirTr he" ±u otner too drivers SiirHa7 ship that he won last year in six — wvc ixm-- c xxia? euner or com i wnj rt iTaZrnoe racing will iu Vari0U5e"wv 0 L E S W IT R At HUK55Rt WrOT AT H055 15 H£R£ Its TH£ ViOOPS 1 ) fNO&ODT YlCOrKSIUvZ tsSBBBBBBsW E - my ''Gave ME A SANVBOOV SO CUMgN I HANPALFIE' t SHOULP P3WN I S6LL OPFVPEAP- '- BUT I GOT J ' V I ONLY HOPE MISTAH K C4N KEEP ALF IE BUSY -I- T'S MO' SOTHEI? THAN I BAR- - fcl u In "KEYS1 WEST'S PRWATEOFFICe — 1— i W PUT FT HERE) HERE'S THE SHORT j ( ( SHOW V I NOW yOU I 8'3 CN SILVER V3VNES N' Vj J TIV Livestock gjj 1 180-240-- lb Corn broke sharply at times on the board of trade today as thundfrshowers were forecast for parts of the main corn belt and country offering of cash grain expandWheat and oats were steady deed Semi-Fina- ls B 5 11 Daniels ri Johns-Manvil- le I " low-mmt- — LCurncl?Lh Winn""!? (UP) whim of the -feud in 13 top a Goshen N be fought out Sundaytrack tnat nas °Z1 Srine for Bend Ind competition ed 6-- shirt-sleeve- AF)-Ti- mid special stocks today trades —— in- i Dragon East Crown Point East Standard East Tintic Coal tast Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Con Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Gold Chain Great Western Grand Deposit Horn Silver Howell Indian Queen Kennebec Kentucky Utah Keystone Lakeside Monarch Leonora Little May Magnolia Lead Mammoth ng PENNSBURG Pa Aug 13— 'UP)— A liffhtjninff ho'lt Wiiirf Pennsburg outfielders last night during a sandlot baseball game Detween Fennpburg and Red Hill Red Hill Was at bat in the first half of he initial inning of the twilight game Most of the AUS hWh Tm' assorted - 5-- out twice on two previous occasions Layton held a lead in both these contests when they were called the first time in the faih inning and more recently in the second If Layton should ?fin his ame it would put the finishing touches on the season and give Clearfield the title for both halves and the 1947 crown Syracuse could win the ll47 crown but it would have to do it the hard way and one defeat along the route would put an end to its claim A win over Layton would mean it would have to meet Clearfield in the second-hal- f game which was postponed If they defeated Clearfijeld in this it would throw the second half into a tie for the title land the two would have to meet: again in a playoff A win for Syracuse would give them the second-hal- f title and the two would again meet for the 1947 crown R H E Score: By Victor Eabank " Utah Idaho Sugar com 3 50 3 25 do pfd 111 00 10 75 Unlisted Stacks Bid Asked Amain Sugar pfd i$9 50 $9 75 Con Wag & Mach 45 50 Nat Tun & Mines contest 3 50 60 Utah Clav 62 00 70 00 and Layton were Utah Fire Syracuse Oil 13 75 114 25 Refining scheduled to meet again last night Southern Oil 750 18 00 after their encounter was rained Utah Utah Paw St Lt com 22 00 122 37 Vi Lightning Kills Two Sandlot Ball Players UZ:"rl Through an aviations and but despite sizable 06 'a '4 i u 133 icst 09 'a i n l?S were negligible and many leadersj C43failed 06 07 to off shake minus 1 50 111 The ticker tape signs dozed during the 48 53 of the proceedings greater part 04 06 stocks in the forenoonMining pushed up 08 00 then t0 Motlm pictures 24 125 i!ftia- Gains 2Keu? or of fractions nothing 17 22 to a point or so were well distributed 04 05 at close the 1 although declines as 20 much persisted Transfers for theof five 02 '2 03 to hours held about 700000 shares 05 07 Packard Motors accounted for a big 22 20'a percentage of the day's volume coming 05 07 to 64600 shares 04 04 I4 out on blocks running It finished off V at 5 Laggards 07 08 Goodrich American Telephone 08 16 West Indies Sugar Dow Chemical In46 48 ternational Harvester Santa Fe 04 'i 06 and Philip Morris 21' 10 06 Qpswn Point Cons Eureka Yankee Zuma 05 03Vi uu- -- I V comet Coalition Commonwealth Lead Crescent Eagle Oil -- 11 $ Rose Holland Tangle Sunday ai Famous Goshen Track By Ja Asked Hill corned ( 1947 Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff Central Standard Chief Con CUyton Silver Colorado Con 1 players including vnred Col Sim Wilsona Of Maxwell miian were siateu iu wn Mo torounds plete their qualifying y annual first day in the tournament golf wncnn a nurDle heart whn!P hand? were so badly burned in Pnmyt that they almost had to be amputated will have to work to win medalist honors Lt111C M the got of Jacksonville n field under way yesterday par 68 to lead with a four-undhalted play uci Eleven players equanea ui score nar with Maloney's trH K" lpariine thp field by two strokes of Murray Capt E Ward Kingsley Utah the Utah State amateur chamOpen pion in 1932-3- 51934 and Utah Tech and in Sgt champion Harold B Ridgley of Hayerton Pa were tied for second witn us Capt Leo Roberts of Portland ir Ore Capt Don O'Neill of Ann bor Mich First Sgt Roy Schneider First Sgt of San Antonio Tex Max Young of Junction City Kan Major Mannie Raley of Fresno Calif and Lt Col Jamie Gough of Mercedes Tex all had par 72s The low 32 players will be paired m the championship aaaaa ingni —1 13 TTT Bingham Metais Bonanza Mining Thirty-on- e The Associated Press B Ga COLUMBUS 13 Mining ade C 240-27- 270-30- 300-35- 350-40- some-tints- she-stoc- ' n' &OOV NOU II DO SfctTKt PUBLCTV OUO D ft W "1 X YT 1 VOHOVfc f t YNBST 1 Kt'U GtT T ErrtCTVr4G ft I TOO OR X LfttO - Or rVCt J1 DOH'T VCOVSi 1 f utt OT THt UPUO1 9ftS"s WOU'fcS- V MeoetAV iRi COtAfe foH Vit t0fcMTVMVG SOT PLEHTY OOKW UP OP vtOOfAROO! 1 UtO UP rFt " ' '' ' ' ' 85-83-- Ib h? 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