Show THE OGDEN rUTAH) Climactic Runner flB STANDARD-EXAMINE- R FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 10 1947 Illinois Army Headline Football Program Bid Seven Teams Primed rYORrOct in-an- Meantimej Utah State tangles-with Montana University at Lo gan tdnightl High spirits aroused in the Denver football camp by last week's victory over Oklahoma A and M g were dampened when Hazelhurst Bob Seven HalfBack returned to jthe injured list as the Pioneers prjepared to open their Big Seven Campaign Hazelhurst held out of the opening game with Kansas because of a knee ailment was a big gun in the Denier offense last week yesDuring a s :rimmage session terday he imped from the field with the tjick hinge redamaged It would be a break for the if they could get past Pioneers r- Ill dinii' VU1UI C(UU j rx 911UJ ix in mv" initial Big Seven contest without using Hazelhurst aut Coach Clyde Hubbard jsaid lis ace runner might be neeessar r to handle the Aggie for team khich is reported this dame are def- Thre ott er Pioneers for of action out counted initely — C uarterback Don Rez-zSaturday Halfbalk Harold Hand and Guard Bob Strohm Coach Ike Armstrong has pushed his univers ty of Utah Redskins through repeated pass defense sessions jin preparation for the game with Brighan Young For) the Iraditional rivalry between the wo schools will be heightened this year by the appearance of Rex Olsen Cougar quarterback who leads the nation in pass completions with 42 successful aerh Is out of 69 attempts Olsen also stands second in the nation in th combined rushing and passing department On that iccount Armstrong has stressed the pass defense especially put has also worked his lads with scarcely a letup to get them "ready for anything" Rival coajches reported squads fn "good si ape" as the Montana university Crizzlies and the Utah State Aggie s prepared for their annual football meeting in Logan tonight Coach Doug Fessenden arrived late yesterdhy with his Montana contingent and sent the squad through a ight workout to kinks from the long bus ride Plenty of action will be concentrated at the center of the line Grizzly Sam Leeper who has been ampje notice in football getting circles will pine up against pivot-ma- n Ralph J Maughan Aggie all conference rjlayer All-Bi- 1 "VT A er er un-limb- -- Yeraqe Hits Pins For 640r Series Jimmy Yerage rolled a colorful 640 series last night in the Nite-haw- k doubles league He had games of 213 202 and 225 Bob Scott with 670 and Jack Parker with 565 followed Yerage had the best single game with 225 with Bob Scott nejxt with 208 and Howard Davis third with 203 Fight Rcjsults ' By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA — Bobby Lee Baltimore outpointed Lennox Dingle 147 Philadelphia 8 WORCESTER Mass— Don 141 Worcester T K O Vince Callahan 142 Boston 8 147 Wil-lia- ms 10 CUP)- -A Illinois football west as jua£ winging out of the Bowl champion Nine and Rose veteran SALT LAKE CITY Oct 10 (AP)-4T-he Big Seven con- ference football race buckles down in oarrtAet- tViis wppk- Indians entrtninincr nn end with Tan's three-dee- n out Brigh km Young university eleven here Saturday night and Denver 4ninroH hilt Rtrnntf Pinnooro nnnncin rr lnlrv-rado A & M at the same time in Denver — d- threatened today to bring an abrupt record end to Army's magnificent a defeat in nt on games without at Yankee week the of game the StaAtUfSlSsfreng?h-anwith a hard-earnthem-sdvreputation for lifting the heightsHn to great most the mini count that games (and were rated a five to ship acupoint offavorite Army's undefeated squads three years last nf the Coach Ray Eliot of Illinois ridiculed the odds Army "Nobody knows how good scouts "My really is" he said tell me they're as good or better than last year" But the point spread one-ha-which and started at three one-half makjumped to fivea and cut clear favorite Hlini the ing Illinois dumped Pittsburgh 14 to 0 and Iowa 35 0to 12 Army opened with a 13 to victory over Villanova and pasted Colorado last d ed es H Fraley Gives Durocher Pai on Back lf By Oscar Fraley NEW YORK Oct 10 (UP) —The case of Leo Durocher was shaping up today as one of the greatest mystery dramas in snorts history a melodramatic thriller in which the question was whether you kick a guy when you've got him down Branch Rickey president of the Brooklyn Dodgers currently is debating the1 issue as he sets the stage for the unwritten finale I've read the script up to now very closely and this is just to say that I stand solidly at the side of Durocher: Baseball is a hard cold dollars and cents business In connection with that Durocher in this corner is the bes manager in baseball If you are talking morale still have to prove The Lip they unfit The only thing criminal about Leo is that he is a cocky bombastic popoff A lot of us are lucky you can't be sent to jail for that But the fact remains that nobody knows yet just why Durocher was banned a y4ar from baseball Commissioner A B Chandler set him down a year "for conduct detrimental to baseball" and because he was "involved in a series of unpleasant incidents" That followed a Yankee-Dodgfeud in which Larry MacPhail was accused of entertaining gamblers in his box at Havana There are those who insist that MacPhail and Rickey were too powerful to handle So Chandler made Durocher the fall guy to prove himself commissioner Certainly Chandler owed it to Durocher to give reasons Naturally you can air a lot of dirty wash when a man who plays it hard and fast like Leo lives in the limelight Go back to the fan flattening incident where Durocher was charged with assault and battery I talked to a dozen ball players who said they would have hit the fan involved They are right when they say they aren't paid to listen to obscenities Then there were the intricacies of his marriage to Laraine Dav They would have had to wait a year in California so they obtained a Mexican divorce It happens constantly among highly honored citizens There was that African polo game in Durocher's apartment where actor George Raft allegedly cleaned up Durocher wasn't there and there certainly isn't anything wrong with having friends among show people All those things the fan incident the Raft affair and Leo's personal affairs were behind Durocher when Chandler gave him a clean bill of health last winter Then suddenly the roof caved in and he was the fall guy Now he has had his punishment regardless of whether or not it was deserved There are jockeys riding today who have been set down "for life" not once but several times There are ball players who have criminal records and fighters er Coach Frank Leahy says Notre pame lacks a breakaway runner Coy McGee given his chance in the final game with but pint-stee- d Southern California last fall gained 146 yards in six attempts scored two touchdowns one on a gallop 77-ya- rd California was games Southern a three and one-ha- lf point favorite to down Ohio State at Columbus Ohio Wisconsin rated one-ha- lf point over California at Madison Wis and Duke was three over Navy's bruised and one-ha- lf Middies at Baltimore Three New Pilots Loom For Major Leagues By Ralph Roden NEW YORK Oct 10 (AP) — With the exception of Brooklyn Cleveland and the St Louis Browns the managerial picture in baseball's major leagues is set for the 1948 season While the World Series monopolized the baseball news during the past week most of the clubs set their houses in order by either signing new managers or extending the terms of incumbents The Washington Senators became the third club to appoint a new manager for 1948 when they signed Joe Kuhel former star first contract baseman to a one-yeyesterday Kuhel replaced Ossie Bluege who moved into the front office Other changes which took place ar of the same ilk and at least one coach in the majors who once was fired on gambling charges Even a hardened criminal when his time is up gets a pat on the back and a chance to go straight But Durocher is no criminal He's just a guy who never dodged an issue and belongs back at the helm of the most battling club in baseball one which he made a national favorite Morgan Ties With Judge Grid Eleven one-ye- and Judge Memorial played to a 6 tie in a Summit division football skirmish Thursday Park City blanked Wasatch in the other league encounter 13-- 0 Both games Were hotly contested Summaries: 6-- Texas-Okla-hofor-Dalla- me s tussle between non-conferen- ce Mis- souri and Colorado at Boulder Colo Meanwhile inside the conference Colorado A and M plays at Denver and Brigham Young plays at Utah Baseball Draft On Slate n Nexf Tuesday 14-poi- nt six-poi- nt ar 8MM MAUSER SHELLS 170 Gr Soft Point Metal Jacket :4oo Box of 20 CUSTOM RELOADING AND GUNSMITHING TURLEY SPORTING GOODS Forest Brigham City Open Evenings Until 1st P M ar 13 West put-ou- Olsen Stanton Vedic jc Berry Brennan Young Wright Gonzales Bowden Matbie Jolley V It Gauge o 6 7 MIGRATORY GAME BIRD HUNTERS For your information and convenience we are printing: pertinent information extracted from the recent State of Utah 1947 WATERFOWL PROCLAMATION of the United States has proclaimed the the President 21 to November 24 1947 Inclusive for the shooting period from October of migratory wildfowl In the State of Utah: The period from October 21 to November 24 1947 is the date for the hunting of migratory waterfowl In the State of Utah during Th" legal" shooting hours shall be from 12 °0 Noon Tuead&y October 21 to one hour before sunset and between sunrise and onghggagggg time scneauie sunset each day thereafter during open season The following is declared the legal hours for shooting waterfowl in 194 ' " c snooting Begins e7 Sunrise :39 PM 21—12:00 Noon Oct 4:38 6:47 AM 22 WHEREAS °nltaal 23 24 25 26 27 Nov B F Goodrich Silvertowns outwear prewar tires 6 T 8 9 10 11 12 13 II 15 16 11 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 ig c trtrerg LOS ANGELES Oct 10 (AP)— The Los Angeles Angels after sev- en futile stabs were on the verge today of hitting the winner's circle in the annual Pacific coast league known as the Governor's cup playoffs Edging Oakland 7 in a wooly 12 inning fracas last night the Angels assumed a three games to nothing lead Over the Oaks in the final series of the 1947 playoffs This is the eighth season the Angels have been in the playoffs Heretofore they've never won Victory this year would be particularly sweet inasmuch as Bill boys also won the penwait XfHy albeit staggeringly Oakland 000 200 230 000—7 9 0 L A 400 110 010 001 —8 10 0 Speer Hafey Bearden and Chambers Dobernic Lynn Baker and Gillespie Sarni post-morte- m 8-- Nfcvombtr 14th & 15th ft J Receive: As An Entry You Are FlfoiM ' p m FREE BOXING INSTRUCTION From Former Golden Gloves Champions FREE TRAINING FACILITIES TOURNEY PRIZES Civic Athletic Club 2416 Washington ' t ' 1 ' Sponsored By OGPEN JR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 4:27 4:25 4:24 1:23 4:21 421 WSm 4:20 SS 7:07 1:16 7 :09 1:11 1:11 1:13 1:12 1:11 1:10 4:09 1:08 4:08 7:10 7:11 1:13 7:11 7:15 7:16 7:17 7:18 7:20 7:21 7:22 7:23 - - 4:07 rJM 4:06 1:06 7 :21 7:25 — — s season prescrinea ov uic rruii numbers biros? exceed the following not to take a iSjratory may person to 01 wood -- btne8Amerlcan CKSet duck) four (1) Is the daily and bag mergamer and the limit and any person may possess red-breast- ed wood duck not more than eight (8) ducks except cept Ross Geese) GEESE AND BRANT (except Ross' Geese): Four Geese (including than two (2) Canada in such limit not more or two White-- f routed Geese 01 one of each CacklingGeese) limits of geese or Any person may posses not more than the daily bag not more than bralSORA: Twenty-fiv- e (25) and any person may possess more than COOT:8 TwVnty-nv- e (25) and any person may possess not " in RAILS AND GALUNULES (except Sora and Coot): Fifteen (15) not the a7gate of all kinds may be taken and any person may possess more than one days' bag limit are may be open seasons Migratory game birds on which arrow or with a shotgun only with bow and taken during such seasons permitted 10 gauge fired from the shoulder except not larger than7 No 8 and 9 (scientific collecting etc) but they shall not beS repeat-or Skfflwift orby means of any automatic-loadin- g three (3) shells the magazine capable of holdingorsnore than metal or woodm plugged with a of which has not been cut off so as to the loading end thereof filler incapable of removal through not more than three shelu iU one reduce the capacity of said gun to combined Such birds may be taken time in the magazine and chamber or water with the aid of a dog and land seasons from the during craft not under tow or sail except from a blind Tboat or other floating sin kb ox type of blind sinkbox (battery) (this does not exclude the but does exclude the sink so as to be flush with the ground a boat having box type of blind in the open water) motorboats (excluding herein shall permit detachable outboard motor) and sailboat or Nothing birds from by means aid or use of an the taking of migratoryof game kind or the taking or waterfowl by means any automobile or aircraft duck or goose decoys the conaid or use of cattle horses mules or live of waterfowl and coot by mean or up stirring rallying driving centrating any kind or aid of anv motor vehicle motorboat sailboat or aircraft of nor exclude the picking up of injured or dead waterfowl by means of a motorboat sailboat or other craft or other purposes under Waterfowl (except for propagating scientific are not permitted to be Federal to Regulations) issued pursuant permit shucked or unshucked corn or taken by means aid or use of shelled that has been soor deposited diswheat or other grain salt or other feed enticement in attraction tributed or scattered as to constitute a lure shocked corn and standing the hunting of such birds except properly or other grain or feed and except grains found crops of corn wheat scattered solely as a result of agricultural harvesting or kill waterfowl Provided further that it shaU be unlawful to hant i with shotgun pellets larger than No 2 not A person over 16 years of age is permitted to take migratory waterfowl unless at the time of such taking he has on his person an unby his signature migratory bird hunting stamp validated expired Federal in ink and also a Utah game bird hunting written across the face thereof license Persons not over 16 years of age are permitted to take migratory waterfowl without such Federal stamp SS sped hand-operat- fhon S All- OUT ALLOWANCE to s life ff&wtt yjoi - You set "extras- in one-pie- ed ce Mc-Flemi- "NEW REMINGTON CRIMP" FEATURES that coat you no extra money tread that puts more rubber ea First there'! a broader-face- d the road increases mileage More and sturdier cords five the coed body extra strength allowance lor " In addition e ghe yon a whopping your present tares Don't delay Coaae in today "AM-O-k- ng 1-- EVERY B F SRVERTOWN TIM CARRIES THIS J woYkaoaosnip M SO Schwinn-btii- lt I mu mm "- fill mtmr — - fp Goodrich Bicycles ! 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Coach Don Fourot directed polishing of Missouri's offense and defense Thursday for use against Col- orado Saturday workouts he picked a Following squad for departure today for Boulder Added to the travel roster was convalescent Dick Scholfield tackle Fred Hulse end was left off because of an injury Faurot yet has not announced his starting lineup 144? PATTERNS" O "DOUGHNUT" PATTERNS B F Goodrich Rai-mon- di Faurot Ready to Test Colorado ENROLL AT jl:lft :29 1:28 eNOMOREBLOWN 8-- 7 OGDEN HIGH AUDITORIUM 7:08 ' :33 4:32 4:31 Randall Peterson Thurston H Peterson Ulrich Robinson Parkinson Burnett Whitaker Carter Angels Win Over Oaks Again To Be Held At 2 3 I5 0— 13 Ru-lo- AMATEUR BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS 1 sat :35 REMINGTON SHOT SHELLS WiW"NEW REMINGTON'CRIMP' qb rhb lhb R Giles Mooney fb Score by quarters: 0 0 0 6— 6 Judge Memorial o 0 0 S— 6 Morgan Scoring — Judge touchdown Park Park Morgan touchdown X Carter Officials— Aldo Bichlns referee n Stanfleld umpire Glen Wiscombe linesman County 28 29 30 31 6:49 6:40 6:51 6:52 6:52 6:54 6:55 6:55 6:58 6:59 7:00 7:01 7:02 7:02 7:01 7:06 M Allen er OA M ValW Morgan la it Park City-Web- C I1 h Stone Scoring: Jolley and Mathie Point after touchdown Jolley (plunge) Judge Memorial Brennan McLeese Culleton Da r gan Jimmerson Melnnis Regan D Hill cision and smooth performance barrel full choke 30-inc- true-temper- ed and metals the that means perfect pre- hand-finishin- g Available 0 0 0 o— 0 Hess the hand-fittin- g con-struct- Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction 100 Back again on the scene the Browning with all the fine quality ce " v BROWNING SHOTGUNS CINCINNATI Oct 10 (AP) — Baseball's annual grab bag game will be nlaved in the office of Commissioner A B Chandler here Monday Nov 10 Game time: eleven a m ( The date and time of the 1947 major league draft meeting was announced by the commissioner's office yesterday but Walter W Mulbry secretary - treasurer of baseball said it would probably be three weeks before the office staff completed compiling the lists of "several hundred" eligible minor league players First "pick" will go to the St Louis Browns last place club in last-pla- soiir j t5°?r' Park City Jlet It Ig Blackley Lefler Martinez rg Widdison rt Davis re Pitta qb Kohler lhb D Brown rhb fb Wright Score by periods: Wasatch v Park City Rose ar ndn-feren- ce The game was listed Southern Methodist Oklahoma A and M Rice plays engages Tu-rw- a Houston and was a 14- and Texa A and M Louisiana state where have been listed a irAggles underdog inference game on Klntj!htopcoast U C L A-'- s 5hampions bumped by Northwestern last week were 26 point favorites to whip Oregon Oregon State entertains Idaho in the only other league game but three other Coast conference elevens Stanford Washington and Washington State—will be at home to outside foes Santa Clara plays at Stanford Michigan State at Washington State and St Mary's at Washington Top games of the Rockies is a In the east it's Pennsylvania by 26 points over Dartmouth and In Columbia by six over Yale the midwest Notre Dame rated 32 points over in and out Purdue and Michigan was listed at 33 over but punchless Pittsambitious which already has lost to burgh Illinois and Notre Dame In the Southeast conference Georgia was held at 10 points over Kentucky while in the top game of the Southern conference North Carolina had a spot against Whirlwind Texas Wake Forest at the moment the leading team in the southwest was held at 14 points over Oklahoma's Big Six the American league in the campaign just past The Nation league There's plenty of activity in the got first choice last year and the bulky Southern conference open- New York Giants tail4end club of ing tonight with Richmond at the 1946 season acquired Jack in addi- Lohrke formerly of Twin Falls Maryland On Saturday tion to the North Carolina-Wak- e who nailed down the third base Forest struggle five games are job on Mel Ott's belting aggregacoming up — Clemson at North tion Carolina State Furman at South clubs have After the Carolina Virginia Tech at Wil- made — or passed — their selecliam and Mary George Washing- tions the sequence puts the seventon and Lee at Washington th-place American league club Only two conference games were next followed by the seventh-plac- e scheduled for the Big Nine with National league club the sixth-plac- e Minnesota a five and one-ha- lf American league club point favorite to defeat Northwest- and alternately up the league rolls ern at Minneapolis and Indiana to the flag winners — the champion over Iowa at New York Yankees and the Brooksix and one-ha-lf ' Iowa City lyn Dodgers The Southeast conference race also was inactive with Arkansas HONOLULU — Frankie Fernana over Baylor in the knocked out only league game Four other con- dez 142 Honolulu ference teams however had im Larry Cisneros 138 Los Angeles 4 " Morgan Waseteh High Simmons Broad head during the series saw Joe McCar thy former leader of the New York Yankees inking a two-yedocument to lead the Boston Red Sox and Billy Meyer agreeing to pilot the Pittsburgh Pirates for a similar stretch McCarthy succeeded Joe Cronin who also moved upstairs while Meyer replaced Billy Herman whose contract was bought up by the Pirates Almost overshadow ing the changes in managers by the Pirates and Red Sox was the revelation by the Boston Braves and Chicago Cubs that they had retained Billy Southworth and Charley Grimm respectively for five year periods Southworth's salary was announced as "in excess of $250000" for the span while Grimm's was unannounced Eddie Dyer was rehired for a year by the St Louis Cardinals while Ben Chapman of the Philadelphia Phillies Mel Ott of the New York Giants and Johnny Neun of the Cincinnati Reds sire working on holdover contracts Bucky Harris of the world champion Yankees also is working on a hold over contract as are Ted Lyons of the Chicago White Sox and Muddy Ruel of the Browns Ruel however may move to the front office At the moment it seems that Lou Boudreau will not manage the Indians next season The star shortstop wants a long term pact while William Veeck club presicondent is offering a tract Steve O'Neill of the Detroit Tigers hasn't been signed yet but indications are that the popular Irishman will be in the next few weeks Barring unforseen events Connie Mack will be at his old post with the Philadelphia Athletics next year leaving Brooklyn with the only other unsolved managerial puzzle Brooklyn must choose between Burt Shot ton who led the team during the past season and Leo Durocher whose one-yesuspension by Commissioner A B t Chandler ended with the final of the World Series portant assignments against teams week 47 to 0 In three other top intersectional Officials: Ogden - QwAi 4iam Over Nation Saturday For Saturday Tills Cougars Oppose Indians - BROWNING i |