Show Pioneer ue Club Spring Drills Goliw BmdggJjB Tournament Campaign Feminine Rose Holland ' Enroll lor Race INDIANAPOLIS Ind April 2— Lm Moore the California designer and car owner whose entries have taken first and second place la each f the last two races will try to sweep- the first three positions in the 33rd annual Internationa classic at the Indianapolis motor speedway next May 30 with Mauri Rose and Bill Holland nominated a the drivers of the same Blue Crown Spark Plug Spe cials in which they have dominated the race for two straiaht years These two front-driv- e cars built in 1947 are identical twins powered i -- sur-Plt- Feminine golfers of the Ogden I n vr hvs above left to Mrs J C Brown president Frat miwniro ar cnairmen for the s nanatcap! Mrs Reid Jeaeen Hi ine V'Glasm :awares Mrs hmn Seowcroft Team romroitteomen Mrs Matt Browning i Mrs fiiahip V are: Holes Mrs Drowning lb Leven Mr - rs bastt with the length of the stroke exceeding the width of the bore Myron Fohr of Milwaukee Wis runnerup to Ted Horn in the 1948 race for the A A A driving championship wHl drive the white No 2 Marches Brothers Special which more tnan any other car in AAA points last year competition It is a 270 cubic nch rear drive car entered by Carl MswAeae of W " four-cyclind- er i - Additional ontH ij r HIm en Andres of Chicago and iviuuc Paul Rated pf Hammond Ind ia two cars by George Tuffanelli: Duane Sa ? Moni Calif in °P ofJhe Motors Spe- n-- en-ttp- M nl" °i r &£??t)tt'Johnny Sarafoff Parsons- - of Van Calif in Ed Walsh's Kurtis-MtSpecial and Johnny Mauro °Wn Borneo' rsoeci11- tntnes do not close until April Sr Hancock semi-pr- o will Metre -- 1949 one of in ' ' 'neat Rockies of Rulon - ft " 15 Clubs to Honor PHOENIX Ariz April 2 (UP)— storm of denials today followed in the wake of a reported million dollar three-wa- y deal involving the New York Giants Brooklyn DodgA er a -- flgkjL m u cjuoe or Davis county jpvc honor Davi high basketball vimn ciass a champions at " """" vriy ai uavis h gh in Baysyille Wednesday April 0Y urfteun Barnes is one of the ers and Pittsburgh Pirates I According to a local report yea t erday the Giants were to send Johnny Mire to the Dodgers and Walker Cooper and Thomson to Pittsburgh Bobby Among the players the Giants were to receive j n change were Kirbv marge or the program- Gold basketballs will be preClyde McCiillough of the Pirates setted members of the state chant Several undisclosed Brooklyn players also were involved P"!!t"P team during the party Newspapermen of the state WUl Managers Leo Durocher of the Giants and Bill Meyer of the Pirates "f w&mami guests both insister "there is nothing to itj" Giant Owner Horace Stone-haechoed Durocher's denikl and -Frank McKiiiney Pittsburgh president declared "that's the flit I've heard of such a deal" when contacted at his home in Indianapolis In New Yirk meanwhile the — s OTP) April Boise K2r15 News reported that Mize and schools track and field men Daily Infielder Bill Rigney were "almost y ooasten a victory over Nam sire bets" to betraded to the Dodg-er- s ph ana Mpriclian in a triangular for Infielder Eddie Miksis arid c in1 attracted mc Pitcher Erv falicsu with the deal athletes th?n00 xo oe consummated in El Paso Tex Kortd — WWM 17 ?utnt T" mad 35 ?u clean the relays to pick up asweep of 984 pmnts Namoa rackedtotal up ?d Meridian was let SSL1?? nun on v mree Jay Smith of i ii ! i m Boise Wins Over Ncraapd Trackmen - Couggrjs May Sign dash in :10e: BndlVpesK ww covered the 220 "3 sprint coarse in :2JJ - Pocatello Coach UtLh 2 !UP— April Eddie Kimball athletic director at Brigham Youiig university today verified report that the Pocatello Idaho hlEh school enarh — fhart 'Chick' Atkinson— Is under consid'-eratlo- FISHERMEN for Our stock of rods tt laroer t n-- one-thir- ay off-seas- 175-play- er azitan apiointmnt n ar - gridiron coach at the Y saw tier Kimball said it is not that a decision on the ap- pointm ent Will b avallahl iril thft i amieiic board u v ' April 8faldirector lid spring football loses from its Rose Northwestern fiSottl at the F " slated open Bowl lineup only center Alex halfback Frank Aschen- r- paean than at any he past five years - - Sar-kisia- bait casting boat rods — also rod — rnm eaaf extra feteta tly Bringnsjf tors ed to fee tar Tilis i ALL STAR WRESTLING Wednesday April 6 8:30 pm Coliseum fAf n CITY to Mack's Sport Sasp 1M Wft Blvd Dial 0474 SSsssf rww A ar I as ooDosed to the all star games refuse permission for employes to participate in or tog promoting or directing it the state's institutions learmnn be asked to roof their facilities for such I secretaty of the Soci sty of itendents Elmer Hart vigsen SthCeOUsoctr!fan me rea -- in a mey se- in- - f society believes too not serve the purpose of 1 activities cause they ' ar competitive society believes the cames td exploit the high school rs because the training pc- s too short blem jaf select iolf is too dif- and leads to bad feeling games inavo causen results ia other states ther grew to the point thev became unwieldv and CO ercialized — esDecially when spc ored by other organizations int sted in procuring funds for rmes 1 hi National Federation of State k FOR RENT e? esavjesjesi left-hande- pitctMP 111- d - return to Ogden the 1948 season Albert Ganem I third r 4 st T n ffiil: f ! l T T I" r" T 1 of thesB fkm HardJhlik Worsted hSs f Baseball Clinic Dated in Ogden er Wool 100 SUITS Your SUIT ate in N-O-- i 13 2- ( t urty f5 in M f n-r- i - f Tm Lfui t'tah g Ok!a A tc a Mjg Half time Wet kr Gardner - is 37 Xul tdroai mled: 4 2 Saui X Courty Parkj I A I ft ry in i 1 13 tt? 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High School Athletic sssociations has taken a stand against such games and the Utah wh io roniorm w ltn tne nat aerr-ins'r- LONG-WEARIN- — at a prssaure oa your parse will YOU NEED JUST LOOK AT THE PRICi easl thrift LONGS instantly win your approval no matter how EXACTING your NOT A PENNY ADDED tor ALL THE CREDIT G i Here are NEW SPRING SUITS in REGULARS Harold Ambler ia the new prexy of the Ogden Softball association ior 1849 He was chosen at a meetn'c ujermtenaems ing last Week work of the coaches and La Vern Kanfield is the vice rasa seaf the an of the Joe Swenson secretary iety believes that the clinic nart president and Ken Grsaar treasurer me program is esser nshould Formation of three separate be conti-ue- d discussed These Tne superintendents are in favor leagues towas be known as the Met- tne Utah High School Athletic Industrial and Protest- anon taking eapr the of a very definite Nothing that group would Be formulated at this under direct authority various boards of education meeting but proposals were acSuch a program conducted under cepted for further consideration by e U H S A A would hav th the association The association will hold its secooys wors out under visiting ond meeting on April )4 at the pena lor Paramount Bowl at seven-thirtfW SM Without the pressure as all-stapro-becau- FIT NEW SUIT yoa weal STYLE— and above all PRICE that wi put too much buy — SHORTS — STOUTS — that Harold Ambler Is Nmw President Oi Softball Loop W! a you FAULTLESS QUALITY B x a ball rules how to bat a a 4 XT throw how to slide coachir a a a a a ay a i x T Whan t M e TP P e riirrr--sa aas a a the x is! Harold WJese The clinics wHl cover the x a a 4 O mstaM Jinatk 49W HATS Chomp Genuine FUR FELT Here at CHAMP'S OWN NATIONALLY AD VER prices — Buy se NO MONEY DOWN 7 a: y r p someximes caused by games "The society la In favor of elim the game but continuing inating --aa cimic ana placing emphasis on demonstration and instruction ln- - The Utah games were started in 1947 by the Utah Coaches association It has for two years brought nationally - recognized roar na to tne state this year is scheduled JlgKclinic 0 Aug I A basketball game was to be added to the football contest this year Coaches announced last week as signed for the clinic are Clair Bee of Long Island univer- and Jim Aiken oftyvforasketb11' University of Oregon and Lo of TeaaV ChrU- all-st- ar 15-a- tJIeyer Ogden Finn Will Print Licenses SALT LAKE CITY Anrll 2 fAP The Ogden Printing company has been awarded the contract for printing of 27000 Utah and bunting licenses Use state tax commisj ts tiraa wmmm $170 33 for the Job ilBS commission also awarded eBOBiaaap mm ot Salt Lake City a contract for puficUcn oi 800 of the 1943 sessio:! laws at NfJ Help o Stop mrffTm FINE SHOES i STYLE — COMFORT — plus the safitiacKon of DURABILITY end LONG WEAR sheas 995 is only McCLANAHAN7! ftodnctkm WICHirr A Kar April S — An estimated 300000 players will compete in the 1940 pror— of the national Baseball r—zr ! E 'igssi (TFT Mbbp Street Bus i Bobby Lone of 1948 may (AP)-- The J h ssJBIgs) fsaer M Johnson who with Ogden may also 1 ITisTs Bai clod: California 948 15-sur- ge 1! adopted that boards of edbdatibn go on record in favor of clinics on directed by the Utah Activities as- - I Webpr Ceatral Milk Processing Plant 2551 Ogden Takr 1 - his group 1 sssssssssssm-m- - i WaH--ngto- the superintendents' Tkkeis on sale at the Mint Mecca Ulh nounced ft is games Involv- m siuaems or mgn tes of the previous all-st- uppgrung matcues H r - The a'iistar games were to be this year by El Kalah temple Mystic Shrfna tlbyd H T neuter Of Logan garrison f Swedish Angml Vs Young ShirsassssM ' AP 2 fMe announce menl threw a road ns of the Utah tlon to stage all star basketball and football games thtt fall in connection with Its cosches clinic at the University of Japanese Jujitsu Matck McGILL vs DUKE KEOMUKA New stock of split willow baskets line reels and ether Apr i'jw "m rs'' lie :'l eastern an stars Razzano catcher edged the best in the west one of latest tonight in the Herald Tribune's an- Wilton Calif tois the Med the roster nual basketball game beplayers signed but fore a capacity crowd of 18341 at will train WW Charleston and o Cj 3 2 ssSjJa being sent out Trailing by IS points lata in the sre David Bell Norman Bell last half the West made a desperate final surge that came within one Temple Shel- point with 10 seconds to play But Johny Perry John saansu- ana Angeio die East grabbed the ball and held etti it until time ran out Training camp sites of other Vern Mikkelsen a big blonde the league follow: Boise smoothie from Hamline University Walla ofWalla Bssa of St Paul carried the brunt Of the Lake Palo Alto Ogden Atwater West's unsuccessful drive He was the game's high 'scorer with 17 lints lerton Great Palls WUmington Alex Groza the v- nter m m x points was named the most the Salt uable player in the came team to fifth place last When the chips wore down it was his in a letter to The Standard core ot ine (our Kentucklans that lf? 8 t m a BT5sTtep 0 0 ClJ carnei I tne East to victory? A will win the 1949 Bees the that ftoint that started after five minut ts of the second half ave th league 42 edge before Mikkelsen writers and radio announcers will finally broke the scoring ice for the visit sll of the camps of the leagv West Boise The West's chances were mhJ except The pennant race opens three when Bill Evans of Drake who had from Tuesday OA April 26 orawn a two-shfoul first trv onto the rim aaS nf n West then waived the second shot and with 10 seconds to play Leo Barnhorst of Notre Dame sent the i swing Wdsfrom so feet out through But the West couldn t get another chance Vera Gardner University of Utah netted five points from his A baseball clinic for teen Will get under way April 4 at f Kpnt uck § s eu 010 p m Lou Brvan d f 'KenttSBM t s e a 4 Seton Hall I 4 t l a Oaden citv rec m 4 4 3 ia The pr Leus slatv a high on April 11 and Central on s i Kentucky) g program will a a a a April 18 The final under way at three forty-fiv- e a a' get i x a a p m on April 23 at Mound Fort it John ii a X 0 one-hand- Th tackle 1 ot p Davis Darts ' Here's a rloseup action Dhoto of the Ocden Beds' nrw Mjv hulte Schulte plans to pU) second for the Reds i - last year's regulars The Gophers who finished third behind Michigan and runner-uNorthwestern last season have 100 spring candidates in uniform including such IMS standouts as tackle Leo Nomellini center Clayton Tonnemaker and and Bud Grant Minnesota is behind some other in freshmen turnouts schools topped by Purdue's 50 but the Gophers have a couple of backs Dick Gregory and George Hudak who may be sophomore standouts next faU And backs are what Coach Bern io Bier man needs most to accelerate a behemoth eleven to the juggernaut form of his pse-wNext to Michigan the biggest numerical turnout is at Wist onsin where 107 players cavort under new Coach Ivy Williamson successor to Badger Athletic Director Harry Stuhldreher Ohio State which may turn up as another menace to Michigan's title defense has 105 griddeos out followed by Purdue with 101 Behind Minnesota's: 100 are Indiana with 85 and Illinois Iowa and Northwestern with 75 each In all 65 regulars V ill be back for Big Nine action next season Michigan still has the nucleus of a title contender with such return ing stars as halfbacks Chuck Ort ntann and Leo Koceski tackle A! Wistert and fullbacks Tom Pater son and Dick Kempthorn Illinois has back qua rterbackii ss Steger canter Lea Leva guard Chuck Gottfried In Ronnie Clark the IUini may uncork one of the league's top sophomore halfbacks Wisconsin's rebuilding will be around center Bob Wilson fullback Lisle Blackbourn and tackle Harold Otter back Purdue still has halfback Harry Szulborskij the last league's best ground-gainefall' along with halfback NorbAdams and quarterback Ken Gor- Ronald part of Kentucky-studde- d East-We- 'jemm IT The team regarded as a! Rose Bowl if not a conference title certainty is Minnesota with 30 returning letter men including 10 of Swaps Denied by Three Clubs NEW YORK April 2 Mad- By Jerry Llaka tackle CHICAGO April 1 (AP)With Mura- interest focused on Rose Bowl-f- a Don urson rtrback ends' "ucii Hi- sjsr: a vored Minnesota spring football Joe i avleff s bulwarks the Wild- practice Monday moves into full cat definitely are of title imber stride in the Big Nine veter- urning to Indiana Approximately 900 players more fick Sebek quarte and d tnan of them embryonic oe Bsrtauewicz sophomores will toil in the 0 State i has such re: "in conditioning session for s halfbacks Jerri next fall's champinship campaign Chirk quarterba Biggest squad is defending Chamcenter Jack turnout pion Michigan's Dick OHanlon however I have The Wolverines e! holdovers include suffered graduation losses at key McKenxie tackle Don spots and their chances of grabbing a third straight conference f ? al crown are con At any rate neither Michigan ndr Northwestern the Big Nine's Rose Bowl champions of the past two years are ehgiblerfor another Pasadena trip next New Year's 35-d- Paleaw By Ben Drills Jen-Ki- ns er 65-6- 4 65-6- of high Smith of Arsenal Villa as vice V presidents A secretary-treasurwill be named later President Hancock stated Saturday night i Eight teams have enrolled to date and the list may be swelled to 10 or ftT aakl President Rav Hancock 'The eiaht teams arp- Rail mar) Boosters Ogden Japanese team rota saies veterans of Wars Plain City ArsenalForeign Villa Sahara Giants and Hill Field "Hill Field may enroll two! teams and ii sDepot may also enroll Wber county may also be A represented "Our playing schedule Will be drawn up Jsoon We hope tp start play at Affleck park on May 8" Frank Jea iigfosfr 1950 I Hancock East Ekes Out Victory ook Like In Garden Tilt Hope Eccies I fan ! - j Infielders and other April 5 will be: Jack Wadsworth Kocco lsjqpsssfj bgro worman Les Richard Boytz xnmm Johnson Davis and Johnson Llpyd Wilbur McConnel Earl O'Neal Fred Smith will be in camp as looktnr 4 to the finest season in hi Name Hancock and win drive tts the oi and at whi nt Prexy Baseball Loop Minnesota drive shortly three Ray even horsepower the umpires than the car Hose Bowl as serve president feature of the engine that the length the stroke to tne width the the will have engines W Big Nine Starts cwcaui specials nave Weber and Charles nsrrv nenning Mdier i ' - ui - Btstl 'a ve 32-val- 1040 Reds' Skipper in Action f Pocatello started spring capers last weak as did Billings Boise and Great Tails Ogden Reds Salt Lake Bees and Twin Tails Cowboys will get down to serious business Tuesday April Business Manager Johnny Sarlo SsUaagtr Herman Schulte Mstttck Bobby Wallace and Phillips will assist in the Lofty training program of the Reds Business Manager Sarlo enpects around 40 players in camp at At- water Starting ASM II the Reds will play exhibitions in many parts of California Johnny Moore will motor to At- water with Manager Schulte from Alexandria Louisia He has been in spring training with the Tulsa ue dub of the Teas Besides Moore the following will be in camp when rail call is taken by the Reds Monday Harold Pitcher -- Bruv H:ret1 Flinn Larry Hem met Herschel Hisle Johnny McCarthy William William saiisoury Sinn Gap William White and by 270 cubic inch engines Moore's tihrd entry is a rear' arive car witn a similar power plant which he has christened a Blue Crown Plug Junior Special The driver of it however has not yet been selected Rex Meys and Dennis Duke Nejon will drive the two powerful Novi Specials W C Winfield designer and builder of the expensive creations owned by Louis Welch of Novi Mich la reconditioning both cars on the west coast in preparation for a new assault on the track record of 134440 tpgea an hour set by the late Ralph nepourn inree years ago Announcement that Mays wjill be Na ion's teammate cornea as a tt because Rex has been dtiying a Bowes Seal Fast Special ever since 1040 He has won the pole position four times— more than any other driver In Speedway histor- yana nas nnisnea ine race in second place on two occasions TChet Miller of Detroit Mich Lea of Schenectady N Y and wjpard Hal Robson of Bell Cal will drive the cars formed owned by the late Hen-BUM- 3 Spring It here Definite proof ia provided by teams of tho Pioneer baseball leofue who all awing into action for training camp capers this week Idaho Falls Russets will bo the last club to open iisssssss camp They start conditioning on Wednesday April 6 500-mi- le WsUard Msiian-rjuii- t supercharged Ma for Indianapolis group Hobson will he th reconditioned Miller Special with a 'Ton displacement of 268 cubic mcnea? The Maseratis Wallard WUl was purchased before mcarttu mm n death it develops more Shaw-Hor- n An unusual is of is n if nn a of bore in incnes) The ovi a oi 2 375 and a bore of 3125 but all of the other power plants at ttatrack in recent years have been STANDARD-EXAMINE- siftUAY MUKMNG APRIL Many Rookies Bid for Ogden Posts 500-Mi- le front-wheel-dri- THE OGDEN (UTAH) T WASHINGTON BL |