Show It A DLll:— ' THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEtVENINU APRIL 1 1949 f iilUAY a — m— —-t R T iL JUT -- junior diners -- Main Evehters Idaho Assumes Lead in Fistic Joust flBtifbaBwiSfil B' fi '''We'- HMt 'TKpTLWIm' il iSpwfcRH Sgt' Idaho Anril laurels will take over at Sun Val-le- v this week-en- d when tcahna bB 1 BP I — iikisiJ& — 4 well-coach- ed 1 - t 1 AfantlXr iisa of Chicago and Floyd Hansen of Salt Like will team against Johnny James of Houston Texas and Kenny Mayne of Logan in the Australian tag team maiqn ai me Armory next ' Tuesday night The team affair will be over one hour with two falls to win 'This will be our third tag team match of the season" said Matchmaker Dave Reynolds today "These events have provided a lot of finto entertainment for 1the mat fans qf Ogden and vicinity" Reynolds has matched Gorilla Poggi of Albuquerque and Cal Roberts of Vancouver for the semifinal This match wilt Jbe over one hour with two falls to win Reynolds will offer a one-fa- ll opening match Opponents for this match witl be named Saturday iThe performers in fhis bout will travel 30 minutes with one fall to win : a i-- i Sheehan in the middle of the second heat with a savage Tight to TWIN FALLS April 1 (AP)i-Th- e the head lone holdout on the Twin Results included: Falls Cowboy baseball squad came 125 pounds — De Forest Tovey to terms yesterday and Business Idaho decision Art Gugliemelli Manager Jack Radtke said the Piq-neCal Poly club would opep League WashMelson 125 pounds— Jack a spring training Mondayafttb "- 1 ington State decisioned BlUy Macy full roster (Melson defending Gonzaga Pitcher Otto Schroeder of Salt champ) Lake City inked his contract yes130 pounds — Jim ReiUy Gonterday to nave the wav for hi zaga decisioned Larry McLaughlin second year in organized baseball Washington State ue uib nsninanaer was wn 130 pounds — Norman Walker of the Sooner Sta Idaho decisioned Lester Restling McAlister league last season where he post Cat Polv 11-e won-Iorecord 145 pounds — Lloyd Wilson! :a The6 Cowboys now have 18 mejp U C L A Tko'd Gene Fiksdai f under contract and Radtke said Eastern Washington in first 145 pounds — Jim Sullivan Gon- - the club will gain extra strength in training from the New Yofk zaga decisioned Ton Mclnerny Yankees Twin Falls has a workfr Santa Clara — Thane Johnsons-Idah- ing agreement with the American 145 pounds decisioned Ed Farria Cali- league club 'I? Players who are expected to refornia port to the Cowboy camp at 145 pounds — Nip Long WashSprings Calif on Monday ington State decisioned Frank Boyes include: jj Tours Cal Aggies Catch Gilbert Hawkins Dale 155 pounds — Joe ue aoro oan F and TMerlinT Burlesonl Jose State decisioned Irwin ' Gardner A i f A C L U Thompson 155 pounds — Don Brown Cal Bell Darrell Waska and Harol Taylor Aggies decisioned Louie Grant — Outfielder s— Charlie Metn Eastern Washington Charles Buck and Charles Picke 155 pounds — Dick Knezevich Pitchers — Clark Brown Edmoi California decisioned Eli Thomas John Hurley Jim Esk erf-Hughes Gonzaga 165 pounds— Herb Carlson Idaho berry otto Schroeder Gab Padi stopped Marvin Sheehan Cai Ag- la Dale Lee Hittle and Max Hittli gies in second— Joe Stephens Gon165 pounds decisioned Don Hubbard zaga U C L A ftS pounds — Ted Diehl Idaho stopped Jim Akin Washington State in third — Bob Edwards Heavyweight U C L A stopped Pat Walsh second Santa Clara in — LAKE CITY April 1 (AP) Marvin Cross UteSALT Heavyweight Coach Pete Couch wgs Track Washington State decisioned Jack as pessimistic as the weather yesSheberies San Jose State terday as he surveyed his squad prospects The Utes have lost such men as Bruce Gardner in the mile Art Bishop pole vault Ben Hathaway hurdles Gil Tobler dashes aid Glen Palmer middle distances In the sprints they will have Wes Thomas son and Gordy Chytraqs assisted by Frank Charlton a newcomer SALT LAKE CITY April 1 (UP) In the 440 the Utes are hoping two and promislettermen Eight Vic Holtz can return He performs will students transfer provide also in the broad jump He is' In ing the main competition over the school but has pressing work comweek-en- d fOr the six berths on the mitments which may keep him opt Bill of Utah golf squad University of competition said team manager Johnston Several newcomers are hopeful of Bruce Gardner's shoes in The tourney will be thefilling f distance events played on Fort Douglas course Keith Tollstrup a standout with a total of 22 students regis- hurdler will be back and" he will tered for the competition John- be backed up by young Chick ston Din Morris Walt Harris Joe Thomas Jones Dick Carlson Sandy Morris But one pole vaulter of experiEd Howells and Don Giacoma ence is back — Cliff Cooper Jirn members of the 1948 squad are ex- Woodward heads the high jump contest to the pace pected Tom Williams Ogden city ama- contingent—as well as the broad teur golf champion and a trans- jump fer from Weber college plus Pierre Hualde former intermountain best ball titlist another Weber college transfer also are among the pace setters' Utah's spring golf schedule opens April 14 with! a dual match" with Fla April Bfigham Young university at Fort 1 ST PETERSBURG (AP) — A former manager lh Douglas the Pioneer Baseball league will FRESNO Calif — Zeke Lucero see action in Texas this season 136 San Francesco and Chuchu The St Louis Cardinals anLlahes 135 Mexico City drew 10 nounced yesterday that catcher Roland LeBlanc who piloted the Pd-ccllo Cardinals last year will be sent to Houston of the Texas v league — st o ' T i 1 Veterans Lost to Utah Track Team Eight Lettermen Ben Hogan Plans Bid for Utah (foli Posts Long nest Frbm Fairways N EL PAKO Tex April 1 AP)— Plucky little Ben Hogan was on a train today headin' for home He'll be back on the links again f tome day he says The National golf pace setter un til an automobile accident last Feb 2 law!- him low Hogan walked the length: of a Pullman car list night when he boarded the train jhere He posed-f- or photographers and beamed at the nrosoectofl return- Ing to the new Hogan residence in T - Fort Worth The wan but smiling Hogan was accompanied by his wife Valerie his brother Royal and JDr Howard Dittos Fort Worth physic an who carrje here to make the trip Last night he said he m definitely "out of the rough and again headed down the fairway' At least once his life wah feared for then blood clots developed from his injuries He buffered multiple fractures when hfis automobile and a bus crashed Wear Van Morn lex His wife suffered minor injuries LI to-d- av 54-ho- le LaBlanc to Serve Houston Club at Walk on air in "BOOSTER'' rn1 'OT'T i' m ' i'l 'rY'lMfi n ' 'iBfi ' Faftlerton By SYRACUSE V Y Aoril Gustafson one army Syracuse university which adopted an unisual and roundabout meth-o- d of firing a football coach has jist about completed the task of selecting a new one Syracuse you rejnemblr set up a committee and called lei almost everybody Hut the FBI before reaching the decision thai Ribs Baysinger was guilty of nbt winSurprisning enough games ingly more than 50 other guys for thef job but the Est how has been whittled to three or tour unomcjai wuru is uiai exunj the job if he wants it Andy had a successful season at Uniof Miami versity (Fla) last fall and may decide not to leave there Others in line are Flovd Schwartzalder of Muhlenberg who made a fine impression here and the old Notre Damer Joe Bach One thing the investigations failed to prove was why a college which won eastern championships in boxing and wrestling this winter and had the best basketball team in upstate New York could lose all but one of Its football Junior Swimmers Compete in o3l of logan! For Herman and for Tale One suggestion freely offered to the guy who takes the Syracuse 'job Is that he take a few lessons from Yale's Herman Hickman the most popular losing coach in America who'll be here next week to keynote the lettermen's banquet Hickman claims he set his quota for his first season as Yale coach at four victories just so the alumni wouldn't become too Then to his conoptimistic sternation he found his kids leading in the big games against Princeton and Harvard Zi just took them into the dressing room between halves" Hickman "and sobbed: explains 'Boys you've got to lose this one for old Herman' And they did" i er Williams —— from 10 mlMiih iMtUrl' Plaques Ready for DALe ?1V western slates and one Canadian province vie in the sixth annual American Legion iun- - X IClU SALT LAKE CITY April 1 (AP Aft inter-stat- e senior scout basketball lame will be nlaved tomorrow the t EdgehUl L D & ward gym wiu pe the Grand Lompeimi Junction Colo senior scout Champs and Edcehm chammons the Salt Lake senior scout MS t SALT LAKE CITY Aoril 1 (AP) ci Tne Idaho team will defend its inree new plaques are to he in-- ! title won last year Other entries stalled immediately in the Derks the old grandstand by lire Sent in the boys and iirls divisions are field grandstand home of the Salt 29 1946 and completion of the nw New Mexico Utah California Ne-- j league City park Commissioner PVmA nd The bronze markers have been Tedesco SJSSv said the plioues will be rtg0!V Washint(n British Columbia presented by the Pioneer League installed as a final feature of a Skiers rangipK in age from 14 to Baseball Writers Association of beautification program now irSar 18 years will make up tne four- - Ltah One will the name of wav As part of the beautification carry member boys teams and the two- X C Derks veteran sportswriter ' work the Bees have erected a here for whom the is named foot concrete block fence alone the girls squads All teams will compete In the v The other two notepark destruction of south side of the park THE MAN WHO KNOWS WEARS Schroeder Is Syracuse Employs New Way 1 Of Ready to Firing Grid Coach of Red Blaik's for Jr Serve Cowboys Hugh I (AP mer assistants for an interview and he can have :! champ He stopped Cal Aggies" Moran A! y' j( t :gT' Fleet Richie Ashhorn prize rookie of last year and major top base stealer with 32 beads for tint base as Braves' Phil Masi moves to field bunt at Clearwater Florida Umpire Art Gere thoBfh impartial has donned a pair of Phillies' pants Jlie to a slight accident to his bine Jeans Phillies won 5 to 4 wL ey 'JV' IAPV 1 Scouts Vie for Cage Honors j surprise lead as the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate b o x i n g tourney moved into the semifinal rounds today The tournament winds up with the finals tonight Idaho boxers won live out of the' six bouts in which they were entered to give the Vandals 10 points Tied for second with six points each were San Jose State the favorite U C L A Gonzaga and Washington State Idaho displayed an alert group of boxers The Vandals are tutored by Frank Young San Jose State was handicapped by an incomplete squad Part of the team was at Madison Wis last night meeting Wisconsin in a dual meet The' best show last night was turned in by Idaho's Herb Carlson 165 two - time inter-- c o 1 e g i a t e ' Tag Team On Slate Next Tuesday VALLEY Vnnthftil SUN I Kenny Muno top and Floyd lower Hansen will compete against each other Tuesday night in an Australian tag team match t the armory Two other events round out the Baker-Merri- ll sponsor f d program and slalom races while txys are entered in jumping The downhill is set for Saturday on Baldy mountain and the slalom Sunday over a course not yet selected Jumping will be held on Rudd mountain Sunday only Await Tests SACRAMENTO Cal April (AP) — University of Idaho took a pre-tourn- f downhill the fact-findin- g j jap-pli- ed scoop! due todav IS dundee games t j LOGAN Utah April 1 aP) — Ope of the largest entry lists in recentj years was being compiled today as Utah athletes gatheredAfor the aimual tivo-da- y Intermountain Junior A A U swimming meet jGlen Worthington Logan of recreation safd qualifying heats would be ruii off in several events late this afternoon with ether competition tonight and tomorrow ' f Champions will be crowned in all events! for both men and "women The meet will be run off in the Teams Logan' high school pool from the University of Utah the gym in Salt Lake City Bear River high school Box Elder high school and the three Salt Lake City high schools are entercjd Nine events are planned id the nien's division and four events each in the! women's and novice (boys and girls) division super-iritende- nt worsted anil suits Sports Before Your Eyes Double-tal- k to the contrary the Dodgers are definitely trying to pry First Baseman Dick Sisler away from the Phillies in a cash deal Coach Ray Blades who has been observing the Phils told Sisler thatmuch and Dick doesn't mind because Eddie Waitkus has beaten hint out of the Philadelphia t easily worth 55 to 60 blues tans browns greens greys regulars longs shorts stouts jobv Farmer Sparkles In Pin Play if pure wool thousands Actions Speak Louder J F McKale Arizona U baseball coach dropped a note to Yale's Ethan Allen threatening to throw away his copy of Allen's "We have baseball test book Robert Farmer rolled a 564 series fpr top honors in the A di- been using it and freshmen beat vision of the Industrial league last the varsity twice" Mac explained night) Summary: A division series: Robert Farmer 564 Harry Fessler 558 Alan Bacier 558 Single game: Robert Farmer 226 Alan Bader 207 Charles Jurkiewicz 203 Team: Paramount Dairy 2561 B Division series Fred Nunt-le- y 349 Lou Bonomo 543 Roy Hill 826 Single game: Arvin Turner 22? 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