Show W and 'Ah' Colt J Ciiaiion Steals Show With Fighter's Chest And Shoulders Derby Favorite At B Y Relays PROVO April 24 (AP) — A Branch Agricultural college student from Cedar City stole the show in the 35th annual Brlgham Young university invitational track and field meet today Dan Lindsey broke a high jump record and took three first places He also helped the B relay A C team win the half-mil- e He cleared the high jump bar at six feet 2 inches to boost the record a full inch He also won the high and low hurdles Dr Bob Seymour National A A U champion and record holder in 227 the javelin threw the spearmade feet four inches Last year he it 215 feet Lloyd Labeath Panama sprinter won both the 100 and 220 yard B events against Dave Chadwick d tune Y U freshman His was :0985 — against the wind In the 220 he made it in :211 m emmarv (Junior college I d dash — 1 Eldon Fullmer B A C: 2 Sark Arslanian Dixie 3 Robert Lemadrid Weber 4 Clark McMullin Dixie Time By Harry Grayson NEW YORK April 24— Citation is an "oh" and "ah" colt with the chest and shoulders of a heavyweight fighter The newest Calumet Farm star is a show horse going to the post attracts the largest paddock galleries since Man c War Veteran horsemen around feb stall are remindful of seasoned ballplayers watching Bob Feller warm up when he first bobbed up with the Indians You recall athletes arguing about how far a Babe Ruth home run was going while the ball was still in flight Citation has the complete attention before and Dempsey during a race that Jack had in a workout and a fight Owners trainers jockeys swipes and just plain racegoers look at Citation from every angle pointing out the perfect conformation which labels him that for which every —breeder everlastingly ca-is seeking a sprinter athoroughly route Tired pable of traveling old eyes can't fault him on a single count Citation really is something to d dark see The very shortest-price- d to be the likely bay favorite in Kentucky Derby hisof tory May t reminds no one horse in particular Derby Threat : rs 220-yar- 'sjj 440-yar- jj1 say no horse ever had Aftead like Citation's Old-time- rs — warren been around longer than they care to remember say they never saw horse with a head to compare with Citation's Strength character and determination jut out all over it and this fellow learned He will b even better quickly looking when he has his four-yeaold growth and development Oblivious to all the fuss being made over him and unworried about the race Citation stands while like a soldier at attention Whirl-away being saddled He hasthe 's disposition and early foot the little dark chestnut lacked When Citation's bridle broke as the horses were going into the gate Chesafor the Stakes and -t Starter Eddie peake feline HiH not plotn take the responsibility of substituting equipment some minutes elapsed while the colt was jogged back to the paddock to be outfitted anew by Trainer Jimmy Jones He This didn't upset Citation broke like a new horse raced with the sprinters Saggy and Dr Almac until he took the lead halfway down the backstretch as if to demonstrate to the former what hapthe previous Monday pened to himmore than a fluke was nothing Eddie Arcaro then wisely took Citation off the oace until thev went into the far turn and when he clucked again it was all over but the shouting Citation combines the French blood of the immortal Teddy which is distributed throughout the world with the English blood of Hyon the other perion a leadingof sire which is in deside the blood mand throughout the world HyDerby and perion wonofthe English Pensive which bagged is the sire the Kentucky Derby and the Preak-nes- s r- " Citation is of course by the already fabulous sire BulloneLea of which is by Bull Dog sons in Teddy's greatest racing stud Bull Lea's get also have the characteristics and appearance of Ballot sire of his dam Rose Leaves Citation's mammy Hydraplane 2nd won stakes in England All good racehorses don't necessarily have to belong to Warren and be trained by the Jones Wright Jimmy —but boys— Plain Ben and they turn up with a lot of 'emseems Each spring the saying truer: "When better horses are bred Calumet will breed em"' Beaver Tracksters Take Vandals Ore April 24 CAP) track team outState's Oregon classed the touring University of Idaho team on the cinders today scoring 89 points to win the dual northern division Coast conference meet Idaho collected 42 points Dick S locum O S C tied the dual meet pole vault record at 12 feet 6 inches It equaled the 1941 mark posted by Dudrey Idaho made its best showing in field events Dick Wilcomb won the javelin and Dave Hiner the discus event for the only two first places captured by the Vandals Jerry Cole topped individual standings by winning the 100 and sprints CORVALLIS 220-ya- rd Tournament TENNIS BALLS Approved by the United State Lawn Tennis Association 100 per cent wool felt cover SPECIAL 3 for 73c SPORTING GOODS Ml 15th Street Phone $763 PHILADELPHIA April 24 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Arnie was selected along with five other men and three girls The members were selected by a committee of alumni faculty members and students A partial list of his accomplishments include four years of varsity basketball team and captain three years for four years For your next Fly or Casting Rod try a Shakespeare Glass Fiber — we have just a few left from our allotment At present we have 5 kinds of Automatic reels — Martin Per-rin- e South Bend Miracles and Shakespeare — We sell more Shakespeares than all others combined and have less trouble with them Tip sections rod fittings rewinding and rod repairs fly tieing hooks Buy your ammunition now—it Is apt to be very scarce St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Cincinnati 120-ya- rd Ferrin Named for New Ute Honors FISHERMEN Feller Throws As Indians Defeat Tigers For Third Straight Victory 880-yar- LOS ANGELES April 24 (AP) Southpaw Tommy Seats stopped Los Angeles with a npat today giving San Diego's Padres a 2 victory and knocking the Angeles out of a PCL first place tie with San Francisco PORTLAND Ore April 24 (AP) The Oakland Oaks pounding out 10 hits and driving two Portland pitchers from the mound collected a 2 victory over the Portland Beavers today to give them a 1 edge in the current Pacific Coast league series National League Five-Hitt- er Feller who fanned six men and shutout into the had a three-hi- t Errors — Reynolds McQuinn S pence— ninth ran his streak of scoreless Stephens Tebbetts Runs batted in the Henrich Doerr J DlMaggio McQuinn pitching to 17 innings before Rizzuto Williams Reynolds Johnson Tigers scored their lone run after base hits — Tebbetts D DiMaggio two men were out iirtheir last turn Two Henrich Three base hit — J DiMaggio at bat runs — Henrich Williams Stephens Home Detroit's sophomore righthander Sacrifices — Stephens Rizzuto Double Doerr and S pence Losing Art Houtteman blanked the tribe play— Pesky for five innings but fell behind in pitcher — Dobson the sixth when Cleveland scored Senators Win 2 twice with just one hit 11:352 A crowd of 41655 fans sat out PHILADELPHIA April 24 (AP) high hurdles— 1 Dan o fourth inning shower that held The Washington Senators nosed out 2 Keith Hayes up play for more than 30 minutes the Philadelphia Athletics 2 for Lindsey BAC Ver4 Ricks 3 Bob Hawks Mesa Detroit Cleveland as ABHOA their fourth consecutive victoryPhil ab4 H0 O Al0 nal Stoddard Ricks Time :163 outpitched 0 Wynn 3 Early 15 Berry Pole vault— 1 Bob Nowers B Tuckercf 4 13 5 Marchildon 0 Mayo2b 3 2 Dobyrf A C 2 Rich Ricks 3 (tie) Dale Boudreauss 4 113 0 Kell3b 3 0 The A's outhit the Senators 10-- 7 4 13 0 and Reed Powell Gordon 2b 4 3 2 Wertarf Roberts of but Wynn staved off trouble in 1 2 4 2 1 4 HEverscf of Carbon Distance 12 feet 2 Robinsnlb 4 1 0Wakefieldlf 4 0 10 every Clarklf inning except the second inches 3 0121 Hank Majeski opened the PhiladelKeltner3b 3 1 OlVicolb — 1 1 4 0 Gleave Dahl 0 3 Discus BAC Hegan c 4 0 Wagnerc of that frame with a 0 Houtteman p 2 0 0 1 phia half 4 1 2 Bruce Burr BAC 3 Drew Fellerp Sam homer 0 Chapman socked a 0 10 4 Don Drake Haight BAC mi re p 0 0 0 0 double and came home on an inOver Boise Distance 132 feet 6 inches field out and Marchildon's single 32 5 27 16 The 33 9 27 4 Totals High jump— 1 Dan Lindsay BA z—Totals only Philadelphia hit after 8th in Houtteman out for Grounded C 2 BA Beckstrand (tie) J C 000 002 Oil — Cleveland Mc- 4 and Miggliacjcio Carbon (tie) 000 000 001—1 the fourth inning was Barney R Hoyle BAC and Nowers B Detroit Error— Vieo Run batted tn — ooraon Cocky's triple in the seventh Philadelphia Washington A C' Distance 8 feet 2 inches 3 Evers Two base hits— reuer Stolen tiam AB H O A ABHOAI Three base hit— Doby Broad jump — 1 Fred Benton Evers 2 13 O 2 0 Joostss 3b Yost Kell Double Mayo base—Gordon plays— 2 0 0 3 2 a 1 Burnsides Snow Westminster 3:McCoskyM Koar 2b Vlco Berry Mayo and Vlco Losln and 0 1 0 4 Btnksrf 10 Coanlf Benny Minor Casper 4 Roger p i tcher— Houtteman 1 10 0 1 13 0 Fainlb Vernonlb Sheeley Casper Distance 21 feet 0 1 0 Majeskl3b 10 0 Robertsnrf 3 inches 2 11 O 1 O Chapman Culbersncf Champs Beat Sox 10 2 0 2 0 tmnss 6!Rosarc Chris 24 The Javelin — 1 Clark Mathews BA (AP)— NEW YORK April 0 4 3 1 2 0 Suder2b C 2 Drew Woodbury BAC 3 New York Yankees ended a tnree Evansc 2 0 0 3 2 0 Marchildnp Marvin Felt Weber 4 Joe Beck- game losing streak today as Aine Wynnp 0 0 0 strand BAC Distance 168 feet Reynolds pitched the Champs to a 38 10 27 9 Totals 32 7 27 12 Mile relay— 1 BAC (Dick Hole 2 victory over the Boston Red i—Totals Grounded out for Marchildon in 9th Lavon Urie Gale Woodbury Joe Sox 002 000 100—3 Washington in020 000 000—2 Beckstrand) Reynolds yielded nine hits only team entered Philadelphia second — Errors none Runs batted in — Majeski Time 3:513 cluding Ted Williams' his 199th Marchildon Two base 2 Coan Kozar d relay— 1 BAC (Full- homer of the season and — Chapman Three base hits— Kozar mer Lindsey Beckstrand) 2 Dix- of his career The win was Rey- hit McCosky Home run — Majeski nolds second of the campaign ie 3 Boise 4 Mesa Time 1:347 New lark Beston High school athletes from four ABHOA Browns Win 4 O Al states — Idaho Wyoming Nevada riMffirioefABS H2 3 0 Stirnws2b 4 0 6 3 ST LOUIS April 24 (AP)— The 2 0 4 Henricnrc and Utah — turned in brilliant per Pesky 3b 1 4 0 renovated St Louis Browns opened 4 OKellerlf Wllliamslf formances in their division of the 0JDiMKioef 4 1 7 1 their 1948 home stand defeating the BYU invitational track and field Spencelb liMcQuinnlD 24 01 Stephensss Chicago White Sox 4 today with 4 Johnson3b meet but failed to set any new Doerr2b Chuck Stevens hitting a home run 2 1 0Rlzzutoss Melerf records 3 0 0 Niarhose in the first inning with a man on 4 0 O Following past custom of the Tebbettae Reynoldsp base meet no team champions were Battsc 01 Bob Dillinger opened the inning H listed However in the class A Dobsonp with a walk and Stevens' blow into oj events South Salt Lake City) 01 the right field pavilion for two Provo and Ogden dominated by McD'mottp 01 runs became the margin of victory St Loals winning or sharing in three first Chicago 13 27 31 6 AB H O A 35 9 24 10: Totals AB H O A places each In class B Springvllle a—Tot 7th in Parnell Grounded out for Kollowav2b 4 12 3 Dillinger3b 3X11 Utah took four first places 8th in — Tebbetts out 2 for Flied Stevens id b Appling3b in 9th 1 Priddy 2b Blaine Butler of Teton Idaho Tiirt rait for McDermott 000 100 010—2 Lupienlb p 0 Plattlf turned in one of the best races of New Wrightrf 100 320 OlX— 7 Wallaesess 1 Zarlllarf York the day to win the class A mile 0 Lay den cf PhilleyH race in 4:501 0 Mossc Scalacf 0 Pellagriniss In class B competition Mickey Mountain Home: Farrell Knight Kenndeylf 2 Fanninp Robinsonc Varney of Mountain Home Idaho South Summit 2:087 OiDreisew'dp Haynes p d race won the first section Discus— Harold Norton Spring- Goodwinp Stephens p in 2:091 ville Tommy Hacking Alterra Caldwinp Ogden's firsts were takend by Gordon Smith Springville Wayne Gordon Allred in the Pace North Summit Floyd Jepp-so- n Moulderp inches event with a time of 2:09 Jack Cyprus 134—feet 11 d dash Jack Roach Pay-so- n Piersonp Andrews discus 143 feet 2 inches 30 10 27 11 Totals 33 8 24 10 Totals and G Christiansen high jump 5 Morgan Thomas Springville a— Called out on strikes for Caldwell Edfinished 11 Lincoln Christiansen Nicholes inches Murray Lee feet 7th tie for first with wards Gareth Spencer in Delta in a three-wa- y b— Singled to left for Moulder in 8th aOO 040 OOx— 8 St Louis Gary Bent of Carbon high at Price Kanab :228 Errors— Priddy Stevens Suns batted and Arthur Burn or Jordan Javelin — P Peterson Morgan: Harold Norton Springville Dale High school summaries: High hurdles — Clayne Jensen Leatham Tooele Jerry Stokes Sawyers) Delta American Fork Gunnison Joe Kennedy Murray North Emery: P Pitts Wasatch Cyprus Lyman Wyo 1:366 Tom Burr Grand county Leo 169 feet 8 inches d relay (second section) — Hatch Lincoln T Johnson Delta High jump — Joe Kennedy Mur- Springville (Christensen Sumsion :161 ray John Gourley Pleasant Grove Thomas Beardall) Murray Mound dash — Morgan Thomas Verdin Anderson Murray Lex Mc-K- tain Home Richfield Millard Millard: Ralph McDonald 1:364 Springville tied for econd LeeNichols Lincoln and Clyde Chris- American Fork 6 feet Medley relay — Delta (McAllister tensen Springville Richard Wirth-lin- e Broad jump — Gordon Smith Hunsaker Rawlinson Whatcott) h Murray Jack Roach Payson Springville Gordon Orton Cyprus Lincoln Payson Millard :105 Gareth Spencer Kanab Lex 3:521 Mile run — Eldon Sfaley North McKee Millard: Dennis Dixon Summit Garth Ross Alterra Don Payson 19 feet 3 inches Adams Lincoln: Russell Sumsion Mile relay—Millard (Thompson Catcher Saves Runs Springville: Stan Thurston Mor-ma- n Beckstrand Bennett Duncan) 4:515 CLEVELAND — Speaking of Jim Panguitch Delta Lincoln Payson Shot put — Harold Norton Spring- 3:429 v Hegan of the Indians Muddy Ruel d ville: Que Bailey Snow Gordon relay (first section)— says a good receiver save far more Smith Springville Elmer Giddings Tooele (Taylor Cahoon Leatham runs than he could ever drive in Richfield Tom Richards Payson 46 feet 1 inch Low hurdles — Clayne Jensen Gunnison: Junior Farley Spanish Fork Gaylsn Rappleye Richfield Paul Finlinson Delta Joe Kennedy Murray :24 run— Clint Lewis Lincoln Lee Bartlett Mountain Home Idahv Neil Beardall Springville Ralph Duncan Millard Dennis Dixon Payson :534 d run (first section) — Mickey Varney Mountain Home Reed Tranter Murray Theron Beckstrand Millard Bill Patsuris Cyprus Robert Chappell North EAGLES HOME Come and Meet Summit 2:091 d run (second section) — 448 24th The Players Lynn Haslam Cyprus Carwin Williams Payson: Robert Graham North Summit John Barrutia Floor Show and Full of Fun With a An B-A- le SAN 220-var- Enthusiastic support of the scheduled Clearfield Naval Supply Depot's third annual "Champions of Sports" banquet-danc- e party is climbing to a new high as plans for one of the greatest informal affairs in the history of this activiX ' ty is nearing completion Hundreds of fellow civilian and service personnel their families and guests are responding to pay tribute to more than 100 NSD star athletes who will be crowned Friday April 30 in Salt Lake City Attendance of nearly 300 guests including Mayor Harman Peery of Ogden Mayor Earl J Glade of Salt Lake City and Captain W R Ryan supply officer in command is assured Employes service section representatives said the demand for tickets and reserved tables has been unprecedented but promised that space would be available for all persons who have made reservations Since only a limited number of unsold tables are now available no tickets will be sold at the door The scene of the colorful affair will be at the Newhouse Hotel 4th South and Mam street Salt Lake City Dinner will be served promptly at 8:00 pm in the White Maple room where Captain Ryan will later make the official presentation of awards to athletes who had excelled in the 1947-4- 8 events under the guidance of the Civilian Employe's association A handsome bowling golf or basketball trophy with the winner's name engraved on it will be presented to each of the champions with the personal congratulations of the supply officer in command Commander Richard F Armknecht public works officer will officiate as the master of ceremoniesdinner-dance The Champions of Sports party is under the direction of the following steering committee headed by R B Johnson depot chief clerk and Jack A Gertz public information officer: J G Van Eyk Frank Colianna Rada Taylor Dent Hassing Lana Smith Lt (jg) J H Steveley LeRoy Edwards Lucille Vernon Lt jg) Bernard Kambeitz Al Earl Fuget Ed Mortenson Al Wightman Dick Adams Charlie Fife Ruth Bennett Lt Cdr S A Mann Cdr R F Armknech Ray H Davis Emmett Dunlap Mike Lorenz Bob Spargur and Wally Ashby national indoor champions finished third The slender Barten anchored the quartet to victory in the Michigan two-mirelay in 7:496 Manhattan saved second place while Fordham came from far off the pace to nose out Navy for third Manhattan scored its only team d triumph in the relay in 1:275 to win by three yards over Pitt Lincoln and Army in that order Penn State only other school to match Michigan's double victory in the major events followed up its success in the distance medley yesreterday by taking the four-mil- e lay in 17:307 today Michigan's second individual 's winner following Charley g heave of 56 feet in the shot put yesterday was Ed Ulvestad whose 13 feet was good enough to win the pole vault The army and air force Olympic squad from Lackland air base at San Antonio Texas winner of the relay yesterday came up with two individual champions Saturday ( AP) — Princess Shop keglers romped home with top honors in the ladies' eity major bowling league during the season of 1947 and 1948 They also won the scratch and handicap titles in the city tournament and led all Ogden teams in the state tournament recently Left to right: Grace Eppley captain Alyee Moore Lillian Rhees Tonita Easley and Dorothy Williams th off the carnival record Seton Hall's NYU was clocked in 3:155 710 Seals Win Over Senator 6 to 2 880-ytr- rar i wn-- Ben Jones rnmnetont authorities who have Reggie Pearman Outruns Herb Barten as Males Capture Mile Relay 10 6 Mile run — L Jim Hamilton3 C Ricks 2 Boyd Rollins B 4 A Ernest Max Seegmiller Dixie Davis Casper Time 4:59 — 1 Dan d low hurdles WoodLindsey B A C 23 Darwin Keith B A Hayes C bury Ricks 4 Maurice Johnson Mesa Time 272 shntnnt — 1 Bob Hawks Mesa 2 Harry Burrchell Weber 3 Dahl Gleave B A C: 4 uon 42 Boise Junior college Distance " feet 10 inches — 1 Don Hamer run d Dixie 2 Fred Benton Westminster 3 Steve Brunson Ricks college Bac 4 Jdaho :528 Gaile Woodbury d run — 1 Bob Peterson R AC: 2 Mark McAllister Dixie 4 Boyd 3 Bruce Burr BAC Rollins BAC Time 2:06 d dash — 1 Don Homer Dixie 2 Sark Arslanian Dixie: 3 Gordon Beckstrand BAC 4 Dick Time :24 Morgan Westminster Two-mil- e run— 1 Jim Hamilton Ricks 2 Charles Ela Mesa: 3 Roy Sabin BAC 4 Mirci Dixie Time R APRIL 25 1948 NYUs 100-yar- 100-yar- STANDARD-EXAMINE- SUNDAY MORNING old richly-colore- old-time- THE OGDEN (UTAH) Best in City League Bowling Competition per person includes tax 4m SOUTH STATE Salt loke I III W Mill I 111 2568 WASHINGTON Ogden m I |