Show u uTu l' " in jj j Bfl BaJ ru l I I u Eito Big i ' SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 1949 3 ' T ' 1 Ti I u III pnaB Drafts 1949 Baseball MlmA a Tigers Nucleus of Champion Team Ogden Tigers Will Seek Stale f Title Again Orange Streaks to Test Box Elde 1 ' Versatile Football Stars Hope to Make Grade Its Major League Player: j n f The time has come forNOgden high school ' defend their 1948 Big Eight and Utah scholastic championships The Tigers will entertain East hi at Ogden on April 18 in their first league battl By Harry Grayson j NEW YORK April 2 (NEA) — There are a touple of young huskies galloping on Florida lots who h got a peek him Weisenburger Michigan's spinDressen Ford Charley hams fullback colhis wound ning up Frank Frisch Boston university's lege career scoring three touchdowns against Southern Califor- Mickey Cochrane Alabama's Riggs and North Carolina's nia in the Pasadena Rose Bowl Stephenson lO ' Tin 1 Snjjffy Stirnweiss were accomfootball players who come Extremely versatile in baseball plished d to mind 16 With who Weisenburger the in baseball Dressen that stood out Braves obviously still doesn't the Decatur Staleyst quarterbacked the forerunknow what position to pliay Th ners the Chicago Bears StephMuskegon Mauler who was grad ensonof threw as thougrj he were uaiea iasx june tnen saw servic muscle-boun- d at Shortstoo wmnrt ha w sni) California's 1937 center and right fields with PaW Sam Chapman is still with the M ' suli&LMl v A's leaeue The fleet Merriman also a full Football might not pave hurt I i they-calle- ' scouts advise kids eyeing abase ball future to quit football Jb Gordon for example was a ter ruic DiocKing oack at Oregon a Ann! Thursday ?S Granite at Jordan EeatTat Ogden at Provo Monday May Jordan at Ogden Davis at Provo Thursday May anmtto South 'at roW jJ r - s Seventh claim thi (Km nine tf ' mmmmmmm '"'' -- American tennis circles L)iltS Volleying over nets has been &r his mother oyer stace the day in 1941 planked 'down 51 cents on a department store counterto buy thT big kid a racket hoping to keep her son from being involved with the notorious root suit gangs The plan worked In fact Pancho became so in the game he neglect-his SChool irta resiiltirxT in tert and much trouble with T Jones and the Southern Perry rv fornia Tennis association But all U forgotten now and to such an extent met the strap-Pin- Eric Tipton formerly I with the tieas ana now m tne American Association wish'ps ho hiirl HpvntcH more time to baseball and less to football at Duke Parker who precjBded Tip-tp- n at Durham easily might have been a big league shortstop had Ace he not put in his best licks in footn ball The games are hot compatible! but Jack Weisenburger and Citation Merriman could be good f enough to Rlay both weli —— 11' MM ab-sorU- -d - RiilMr arlH haw mitt hitters on his first striegJ He mf porta that the Tigers wtflbefll eruii wnn tne willow brilliant mtchU P1 Youne sitn centerneiaer: Dowry first beaeman Hey ic-- I wno oase ance Hittop stop win ari be misstnR state championship teaasl tsaney announces his 'Ml ¥ foMawB! PRcbers —— Keith DowU cott m Central: Jim Washington and Grant Mound Bob Fort Mound Port ' Catchers — RUlv Dick Wall Mound Fort Stenheni tmnrntim First baseman— Bill tttlke L owes terman Of Jast pear jf Orlr sponsoring association a re-- Lewis hieh enriCe" betow Dlayin tffpe? Second basemenWim And then there is stUl the Was hinatan ahdR HW BauK fields among the ama- LaVer Williams re teur ranks Third haaa — Paul reuular of 194H w — rnVrnW mm I Cho that Tw1 Mound Port a s main threat to his ambitions ut-With CVnAJ j mum udi k uaiin jr fihgles title the past two ea' has taken the No Dav s nafsiiiiiia nil i Kr(riaies "M ae out once in seven starts and recular ta fatal aa' beat on romont Hansen Bob Beck and GtM ana hem S(roeder ail seniors Bob to his de-- rnn aiuy WalkerSaUsOl Mc ofaSchroeder I feat in three straieht 6titt Mcund Fort ets in La Jolla CaiH last Peb- - UOn Anrlersnn Mnnnrt Vrrl iuary at ana playing with a broken DOS toes the regular league nose that u te mo i s will As for the ott Parker ta a memorial inger two gam River He's man old problem who in has lost his fight" revealed th in two contests Rn battles and Weber higblltvm ciiy t Only "threat eoane All the young players tern cnampionsnip events Coach Raitav rmnrk on Gardnar Mullov a first ntmetiea naa of iX Talbert has already been taken Will be played Thursday iApnl and on unfamiliar be irds so the on em ox ao tjBjaen s exact game it will be Me gated a has entry clear field with no cary n trc one to thwart his r iroblcm It's true that mtmei two-in- §PORT HIGHWAY -- n mi Jordan at Provo uavts at south Monday April vis at Jordan: South Proto at Granite em-ph- Jim Thorpe Nothing else ever did but the old Sac and Fox was i a sucker for a curve Ernie Neversi might wave stuck in the majors longer as a had he not played so muchpitcher hard football State fullback Wesi Oregon Schulmerich was a passable outfielder with the Bravfe Phillies and Reds only because he was strong IR—rjs And professional offers are a wbm at Jordan uavis a t icaiiy not part of them ax sown wwn there U Coveted WimwJS? May 9— Davisye bledon championshm a too Da is danMonday at South: Provo at East SB Cup spot and defense of his Na tional uutaoor title Slashing his way to the chamat Forest Hills last pionship umpires will a g a n s t t h e likes of Ernnk F'aiyear iwyiienOptimiMic K Czechoslovakia s Jaroslav Drobtty Bailey Monte Bailey of the T end South Africa's Erie Stuigee ersCoach is optimistic over tab Tic 3rer-ol- d Californian then seeded 17 th nationally parlayed Hansen of r Mating Pol baseman: Billy bis unusual ability into an un merman third catcher Diclf triple by sweeping Grant Hansen and Jim precedentedcourt title in Chicago served aa waiha lact Ma clay drappJng indoor Biur Beck was used is g n Pion mOr aeienomg laioert in New In ntillir urn All-Ameri- ca pie-ti- naann J LDnl Davis: Jordan Thursday Ai ed off-han- the 1949 den: South at NEW YORK Anril ? (AP) — After proving his supremi on the m nara wooa as we air Richard Alonzo Gonzales his ambitious plans for the I DacK nurt btantord whe the Cincinnati club sorely ativlui hi to quit football before com his eligibility An outrand-o- u OUtflslder the RdVie falif ls was so swift with Colu'mbiia of th &auy league last term that 1- him Citation Good football players rarely mak - m u n m naseoejtjv Different muscles- - are used an develoDeri nlavins the pams Tn many football players get muscle Douna arouna me snouiaers an are battered in other wave The superior college football aiso loses interest in base piayer n i K11 1— j irti-i- i school and what youngste doesn't want to be the jcampu neroi 11-- Seek Nei fennis E F j niM Eight schedule 'for Mondav - of tile rnew csanpaigm mwm Saltan Sonzales the mighty few exceptions proving the rule thai football u — ana naseoan don t misc They are Jack Weisenburger and a freshman or untttthe Yankees' Lloyd Merriman Bill Essick bt ' II m m ch 195-poun- d nastef ofthe courts feels be ttie mm - Wl aw ViVYlViVYvS2ggaAi ' Tidbits From the Sports World Auggie NaVarro catcher with the Ogden Red during tne isw ana lyo oaseoaii seasons will again air the league Navarro aired the games pi the games of the Ogden Reds f f ana ter hi job-turnea— in a mas ugaen ciud auring lyfto — ""V 1 1 1 " ' 1 Utah Oil Refininff rnmnsnv anii— Utah Power and Light company will again sponsor the Ogden Reds and Salt Lake Bees games Mai Wyman is again slated to handle the Bees home and rqadl — — — —' 1 sSs WBHBBLmmt lrt ! I schedule! follow September 23— Mesa at Oede The complete dale California "Compton win be back with another great junior coUege team" said Coach Swenson "Last fall they won the national championship in the little Rose Bowl game We feel fortunate in one of the finest teams inmeeting junior college competition in America we will play Compton under the lights at the stadium on October I it October 14—ComDton stadium 21 — Weber October at Los An i Young ing 19W" Layden - with the Irish Architects are coming the aid Of weak hitters at Derks field — Salt Lak City iruiiviiicii are a new and lower fence building in right field b new Darner is out 13 feet high and 365 feet from hbme plate — much closer and lower thor tKo T oldwalL The left field will h' 3fit IF out And those who seek V m straight down the middle Milt have a chance for a if they can lift the horse hide 100 feet A chain link harrier ts being pat up la centerf ir Id left-hand- 1 ed Osd at Boise ! W i' four-bagg- a amiewc council commwiee i " v er is All of the Pioneer league clubs reports fine response from invita-- j tsens extended to Utahns in many I Wilt! get down to work Monday Billjngs Pocatello and Bcise start- seasBsnav Smallest candidate for the Uni- en spring arms last week versity of Southern California v Ogden Reds will open! training football team is quarterback Bobby niwaier w mues soutn of Sec Crotser who stands five feet seven roiuenio on uonaav me Km anticipate a field of 40 youiSters inand weighs 145 pounds Frank Leahy football coach at cluding Johnny Moore cer ter field- Notre Dame university wfll have to struggle along With one hundred five candidates for 1949 varsity football posts This list doesn't count around 90 who won't report until fall practice Leahy "has sixteen fighting for nr 9t nnHiHafM 4 tro wine nnst LOS 'A NT FT FS A tackles 19 guard candidates: eight George Brown Jordan ceniers: nine q Jarieroacks hall scnooi senior held a new unDarns ana u lunoacKs official world interscholastic broad One of the candidates for the jump record of 25 feet 2h inches l team is Elmer Layden Jr h Senior Lavden was nno nf th I loaay Brown topped Jesse Owen s 1933 of lour horsemen Dame nauu-u- j — Notre mcnes vpj fvtv-r : mm wjtl n-wi- v later jmm ri at —htxii nmiov nA smA anu ma viuavu Diu Is commissioner j) he was confident the mirkwould rlljJ?Lr? twiuw mrwmw league De conlirmed T! George Brown Sets Mark nn i rBBSaM I iiinTwifl I BBC ' i V LaaHBlV I JaSBMBaW i Ki f 1 BBTBK aVBBHBMSBBal icky derby 1 In addition to the $100009 added Diamond Jubilee rierhv anH the Bashford Manor stakes five other added money races are on the Churchill Downs pr are the $25000 added Kentucky r Backfield Coach H2bW HaasBsi if ijj MbBBBbBHI "'"'B IK: BBBaK Hbbbbbw StBaVBaVBlaBaBBBVBBVBBVBBa 4 "'"v1"3H "'qBBBBBaaBBBB BBbbbbbbS9 BbSbSBBK BaSBBa BBBBH Oaks Clark handicap Derby trial MR sjanjaBS Dan Frase aa It Oa iAcib IOftO Oil t'VaUIfy IAIM wSfun ana Uhurchill anions the tap skiers of the werld uepuiame siaKes The Fraaers the an trained Sen fwns handicap Church til teat lope firetehen Fraaer year became the firs Amenean in 155 iwns serine meeting raw s Sat wln ? Olympieaki cbaaptanahip Fraaer a member of the 1936 run urday April 30 and 11w55 Olympic squad The Fraaers rata BstgaBsfl I ta pres- thrnnoh 9hm) saaava SB ilind af — Elliott Named as B ht ' g oach lrr I 71 KS£ L a-C- one-ma- are J Graham Brown owner oil the Brown hotel stable VUle and John Marsch y The raelntf stnhl nf A Nahm Louisville residen tour Other owners with i one eligible in the race a vnurcn ui it lord jPembroke stable W M Leon A Steidn Howar Sam E Wilson Je IIm Branham William Veene running of the Manor stakes It wax nami Bashford Manor of Jjthein:- late farm t v George j unc wno torea tnree winners o fthe Kentucky derby and OWned two For several vears the Bashford Manor has been run on — mm two-year-o- ld forty-eig- April er SBSaK p M Wickham Hastv Ho Hal Price Heardley and o The 1ft48 renewal will LOS ANGELES -- fun-lovin- - ay fivp-fnrlnn- For Pra ctice As former national Don MrN'eill rmf it all T VD CORVAIIIS On Anril MOplniers "Bump"' Elliott 24 for mer Lniversity of Michigan halfback today was named backfield coach at Oregon aMato eeOaata jBBptt will serve under Laverne "Kid" Tav or Miehiean rt nH coach who earlier this week was named nead footbaU coach to succeed the veteran Lon Stiner Stiner resigned last month after 16 years as Ores on State'a htart coach vv i Elliott starred with Michigan's mt Bob Channuis in th 1017 i the University of Southern Qm xorma m ine nose - champion PnKn Russets Ready To Open jl Spring DriMs the natural ability in the L 11— that h has hU loMe FALLS H4 on a goal the poised' but sometimes careless Richard Conrale Ifclfaf ante in t h may prove to be an international were slafaM to laa— -for their Santa Mri If And Jaokr will have to There the Russets will round ui the rest of their Ifff !JinC"ia9 inn at least 19 Ifew York Giants paread 1000 April 9 world" 'nA° Now TI Deer Die in onn Boise River Area nv wimeueh eluhs so the Philiirinhi Athletics nf tho Am Immm nd the Oakland Acorns of 11he Pal cuic coast league to the Hussets a rl-o- Sro LOUISVILLE Kv Aoril (Special) — The $10 ono adde Bashford Manor stakes which wil be the secondary featur on th ueroy day program at hurchil Downs here May 7 attr ted 10 nomination-according t the lis announced today by Col nl Mat' J winn The Bashfo Manor stakes is a irint fo colts and ge ings Seven colts were nun by MrsJ Emil Denemark of Chicago whiles i waiumei rarm oi i warren Wright named "Six Two owners! nominated five elieibles each Then : uui day of this week The Troy ind started out with about ISO who turned up ahead of the v ity last week This group it com of sopho- mores off the 1948 jayvee transfers eatorted other aspirants Tblace are Among the number of nuggete who iCrevath and his assistants have been well aware of foe ome time Th others however nut be culled carefully before s general cut is aatxte "There are ai manv- - fino tmJtm :trm rant up from the froth c ferred in from j lieges'" Jeff said "that and other veterans! who are suit- ing up Ihursdav Wfll really have tO Ditch for Th ir old inlK" More than on UkeW kaHtiaproapect u on hand to fill m where Don Dell and his aMslfe ant Jack Kirby trod last season Some of them am M n r ouch riot with wJtiiiiijf Santa Ana J C last year Pat Duff the irouaoe o l onensive punch in 48 Johnnv Williim a w was on the Jayvees last year and many otnerv Cravath is also getting plenty of coaching help this spring 'Bill Fisk a top end in his time flssv will handle the flank men Jim Hardy SC's last great quarterback will work with the signal callers and Joe Margucci Detroit Lion speed burner is to help with the backfield expected Add these to standbys Roy BBdcer Boy Enale Ray George and Bob Cardona Jeff has plenty to get him by until fail Manor Si On Slate stands six feet li iS years halfback candi At Louisville weighs 175 He of age He is a date and played with Loyola High at Glencoe 111 before enrolling 175 Me n i J-JJ Elmer is now a Chicago: business tro and Trojans Hare Jeff Cravath's biggest November 4— Weber at Fuller- "Glendale of California another with SC Trojan ring football gSffijM Richar Jr and wife on foe will provide com- - practice this seam powerful to whet do for the poorer class lad who id- November 11— Branch Aeeic at Btition for Weber the night of with all his T — ' idates1 Mote mita to no toK ataaaa 30 at the stadium WRuen stadium Albion and Branch Ag- than 175 players of bnb shape size of the navv in 1947 at Carbon gies"Mesa will provide the competition or another will be on deck when and the top'Vonl usually get for us in other home battles dur the entire group out Thurs-- of them all along is no exception The hohnje schedule jaf the We- - Aoggie Navarro man'- - 1 mm 11 stadium Seotember 30— Glendali at O den stadium October 7— Albion at Oeden s diurn October: 28—Weber jCity college des Tr 1 will ha unr (tmln games with Compton and Gleo- - ill ( " S L I nine-Kam- 1 1 tW mmm Weber Wildca M N ate Nino II!l Football Game PI ior 1949 Gridiron K2 ampaign Weber college footballers wi e schedule thi Play a fail Coach Milt Mecham a nouiteed Saturday night The Wildcats open their horn season against Mesa! of Colorad on September 23 at Ogden The close the campaign with! Carbo at Price on November 18s cert announcers ot the Pioneer league Aussie Is employed on a year around basis by the Crane company v of Ogden and Salt Lake and broadieasting is a hobby with the foroler Reds catching star KLO incidentally has hundreds ox pocaet-size- a scneauies available for baseball fans Simply write KLO Hotel Ben Lomond Ogden and schedules will be mailed Pres Bob Kiesel of the Snow Basin Ski club reports nine feet ten Inches of snow at the lace of Wildcat at Snow Basin "Skiing is 'wonderful In' the basin" said Pres Kiesel "The snow is packed solidly and skiing is terrific Fnm ail indication- - we will have skiing in the Basin until sometime-i- n May" E L "Smiler" Romney retiring athletic director and football coach at Utah State college will be honored with a community stag party! at Zanavoo lodge in Logan canyon: th rtivht rrf Anril lfi More than 300 friends land former Aggie athletic greats' will attend the function Coach Romney will be presented 'with' a portfolio n of 300 letters Utof '!!-in: ii!) will also be presented with thel highest athletic award possible by Utah State college Dr E G Peterson president emeritus of Utah State college Glen Worthihgton Logan City recreation supervisor Frederick P: Champ prominent Logan banker and former president of the board of trustees of Utah State and President Franklin S Harris of the college will deliver addresses anent Romney "s" 30 year sports Gfiirce Melinkovlcb now foot ball mentor and Joe Whitesides the new athletic director will be Introduced at the banquet am I I SfC JHj ' mmWu LUI : games udi- Navaroro developed a uid UTIM uiuln Hi Impartial broadcasts rated him one of thej - Tmlmmm ' Anril S fan whxter took the m tne IiSahrifc lives of at Ortnishia with class r r hi imir state fish and game depart- - theIJunnff Stockton Ports of Cali- moot said actnai count o desrfa fornia league be piloted the class mals by Phil Swantfrum conservaieam 10 tion officer at Mores creek was in Placed The The report doe south fork of the Boise giver The depar tment said an addi- tional loss of about 140 head is ex pected as deer start feeding on green rast and also face the hazard of breaking ice on the river Despite the winter loss game expected there would be sufficient deer far a normal hunt next fear A heavy fawn crop was Brown laat nrin In hrin timnorh of the herd on the river to 10000 The hunter kill last fall was about 2 000 Counting winter loss officials said the herd should number about 6300 this spring Elk loss OB the river was 59 head by actual count the department said The department maintained §f feeding stations during the two worst months from Jan 3 to March 5 at a cost of $12400 the first chvlsio last R In addition the bespectacled vet! an has been a ten?n - winner fane The Russets Reno Silver Eye Florida Meet MIAMI BEACH Fla April 2 AP' — At least three of the 10 top ranking United States men players will compete in the final annual Good Neighbor tennis tournament here April 7 it was announced today Heading the list will be Billy Talbert New Ywk: Earl Cnehell SOn Francisco and Gardnar Mul-10-1- loy of Miamf i league with bs SsBw(BjBe(fc Sa ls Top Tennis Men will Sox of Sunset ff n ekn The players h'o will travel front Pocatello include veterat Leon Hayward righthander wh( with the Russets in 1U7J H and Catcher Luke PPP-- well Alfred Joe hurlers Rathcn include-Dovl- II a OthTrT Biil a catcher and First BafemanlWalt er Clardy Two VhrnwL mml 1 - -m outfielrfers Rin Vern Hill ar aa vt While the Russets are with the Hniv Pilot and croundkeerjera ir 26 cni bnv pen ter 1 The press box Is being exp concession stands are tap furbished and the field la manicured and re Title Scrap ndo WASHINGTON Apr The National Boxing association j executive committee dorsed the match between Jersey1 Joe Walcott and Euard Chnrlaa tn the world's heavyweight title vacated by Joe Louis Walcott end cuanr? are to meet m vnicaso ir night of June 22 in a fight Of Louis :e i I tlaarSi'l ja |