Show THE OGDgSN CUTAH1 STANDARDEXAMJNER I SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 24 1949 aiiaV aH fk - ' Beaufies Headline Monday Night Mat Progn jcaM aav Upsets Dope Places Second y jlkM BaE By Oscar Fraley NEW VORTf An-- il Fred W Hooper B fHsaH BaaaaaaaaaH tm j CLEVELAND April 23 iAP Hal Newhou Ditched effectively in the clutch todav and Inhnnv rmtK r i n i Ti n arim sair inn i i r a i att i v u vai t n rii iiiiiiiiai evva suv VUV1V Mil lvi Q UtTO i t s - rain-drench- Joe Whltesides left and George Melinkovich will speak before members of tbe Of den Exchange club at theirright luncheon Tuesday at noon at the Hotel Ben Lomond WhKesides is the new athletic director at Utah State and Melinkovich is the new head footbai The program was arranged by Bruce Jenkins chairman Of the Exchange club program committee Fih and Game Department Prepares Plans for " Habitat Restoration & i ed fJSafli BP a 4b ah a clubs The Tigers on Groth raeod ell 1 firat baae after Th SWift' & WswhoMsar hits includin Gordon and effective 10 ing it t of apao ' touched tar home runs by Joe the tight spoti leav- - vie- - stranded It was his Savond tory of tbe season ikttifT Vii Jic'v -- kitj & AbBBbBBbBBbBW: aaanSjgaaf' aBBaaBaaaW ' aBBi abb BL AaBBaBaBBBflaK 4 Tier The He i rally out to right :nty Vandal Thinclads Defeat Beavers MOSCOW Idaho April 23 (AP) A victory in the last event of their dual Pacific Coast conference northern division track meet gave the University of Idaho a 67 23 to 63 13 win over Oregon State college In the final event — the mile relay— Dick Armstrong gave Idaho a lead and his three team mates held it to win the event and the meet Idaho's victory came despite a giant effort by Oregon State's Len Rinearson who won the discus the 10-ya- rd t ft Octro i Oralllg Vicn lb fe ''tfe7: SB alke mm dft flaaaaaaE New h Wnnp ' Ellen Olsen left of Bftnneapolis ' taeeta NeU 8tewart ri(ni oi iiousion ieas in one nf the twin X e Of den coliseum hv wan They ffiLTSteS Monday night in a n!n rlh'pt Mci"sponsored and Dano in tae other - Biquette of Fran mee crn au oi sail LKt city in the one-fa- ll opener o£SJa !Srwr!4!aeB''Hne1 To- Dodgers Take Advantage of Bases on Balls io Take Measure of Phillies 8 to 6 Aaiaricaa walks - Jotif-M-- 1 4 4 3 3 3 3 Cleveland Detroit Chicago St Louii Washington 1 rtnc yjy"" fdflll°l TMMJ?£ "wls tnt 3-- 3: df-r:---: top-weigh- ted T cj ed rnhan do-or-d- Ka-- en NApnl "S ALrmevrra cafnoiiT S-j- Tt H9 0 0 0 — I 0 s foPelUgrVT 2' 3 SOT 51 rs n- Louia 0 ' " r l VS T' - (Thlcago Kn"fd' B Shore Shora 7 t 'P iarV! la1t4a Savage mm Little Known Golfer Leads Topnotchers a (AP)-V- em under-ps- a j j j Cj 3 a 3 4 5 af CL April 23 Littlp Fan! 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Moses oaa i it o-- Virtorv 1 AB H O 1 0' to 14 holes mmg Ray Klieman for 20 hit rowier wno lost preatcing decision to 780 — 3 Cincinnati Boetuu 8 Wi Pet r V out Vatienai Leagpa By AAtMlatai PraM Monies w'ith inigstya first He r on the Bjd-par red the next three vs (1-- 0) Detroit at Brook f taiB 0 6 at '1-- 0 'gl pa?S eawas--i "" Frc Monti l cordon rf half-gam- 'fafi 000 000 Unrei: Tr inkle 8 3 3 0 erts ana L'priti 8 3 8 0 CincinnaU at Pittsburgh 1 Z 8 1 S 1 xihoiijd 4S 0 a lMlzelb 1 rtusseiici 3340 Thompaonef Reiaerlf 4 3 3 0 ohrb IK aao "OS 003 01- 1- 7 9 Holmerr 4 13 0jUvtngatone a a a a KSS At k - Ktin munger wngs ao1 1 o Snahnp and Garagiola Barrett p eeai Saaaaahaaa THaJli oooo GElliottvp Brookl' n OOOO1 -i 'lOand v Branca 0 0 0 anrt (Innmn no 10 0 0 Cincinnati at Pittabursh 2 Weh- oooo itiaicri uu' Jinn i it- - v in '0-and Chambers 37 10 24 12 aWalkail fi n iott toTtb97"1' bFlled out for Hall sea 000 020 001— 3 va jonea i0- -l New York 000 253 lOx-- 11 StlLt RBI Gordon Lohrk an — oordon U'rrne HH- - Livingston S— Rhawn DP lurirawi nuiatll Jterr Rnawn and n spann Rung — Stanky 2 Mas Rhawn Uttkrnan 2 Cordon 2 Thorn peon CHICAGO April 23 (AP) —Ap8 tatfMS Kennedy proximately 600 players will comGAME IS C ANCELLED pete at 30 sectionals the EUGENE Ore April 23 (AP— country next week throughout for 100 Wet niuinuniD grounds - forced cancellation of Oregon Wash ington baseba II n n r game here today Washington won 0ortherf Ore4111 yesterday's encounter 19-- 4 0 Jonearf 4 3 8 3 gon however remains northJCIavianoJb 43 0 411 ern division standingsatopa e 0 0 ? CaragloUc ahead of Washington State dSauar 10 00 0 0 Baker c 0 0 0 vanish"?10" n°W WiU m°Ve l° C°r MotUauid Tuesday0" 0 clt n!c'P l o o o State UaadJ'g oooo STADIUM FUND GROWING SPOKANE April 23 (AP)— The kRaaaa 0 0 10 MBtf for Spokane's proposed civic l5?rp $310 000 today 0 0 0 0 stadium reached mtering taBBfit W Young chairman of the stadium committee said three Spokane clubs pledged $60000 this week The committee has set a goal of $410000 The Spokane athletic table has already pledged $250000 Construction of the Aft 030 003 800 — 11 mm is expected to begin this sum7 mer ( - CmS (: 2 O ' K Hhrmne York Ska Brooklyn Philadelphia r-- Jeff Cravath 3 iiiia7 1 avaJeM6 WaaWngton FOWlar Hams borough aniamam 1-- 3: Your Boots Made! Across from the City Hall i anaeea Mr 1 Graham Shore 1loss Gettel Pierce and heeler 002 102 513-- 14 20 0 Phtladlephla 1 001- - 3-- thtmTyeir aVOMS OOo'oJo 1 1 8 cneago liaiktyanO ton W 1 Day to Get 2560 Washington Blvd -S- mallev-Verbanravare uuBiine-cavarett- Y£R BOOTS MODERN SHOE CLINIC - it-i- - "'1 ISSS 1 1 ri !::-- H uy Lesgae asgltaae Philadelphia 42 1130 13 S N s 1 0 0 1 10 arip'leSlandmd8riln°g for the Boston Red Sox who 11 downed the New York Yanke a m a oattie of bats which nigniy appreciated by a near audience of 31 367 It was the first defeat of B e rant season for the New WHO had their first four League By Aaaaeialag Prcw M )STO b 1 iiioj 80S! ser p b Stranahan Wins Amateur Meet Don't Wait Until tbe Last oooo 2 Graham PTii lie 4 IB aa Gralaaam gat phnir- mJ Souchork 2 GetUl ArmUna aril v Sift 4 2 3 0 3 1 7 OZoldagp 0 0 0 ObClark 1 USOtj th bCrol!rided0ouYfSr Z?Sm Detroit CleveUnd an error by Ed Walt-ku-s Musial Jonei 4 A Walker a doubleplay brought Wiilltl"and faultless a sUblemate of 'he tallies hoinc hltoCavartU Northy Pafko A town were withdrawn from the acnotnaiensi Marion Philadelphia playing at home Hom runs wic sc hoe ndjen st Musal Jn£ the first time this season Scheffinf Sacrifice rUgltaetrriesiVPlaCednthe °Ver" for H Walker hit t tiawl harkthat and Double play Coaltown simply cantered over a bovinrpd 2: Cavaretta-Smaller )odgers came ta a Le f t Boyer to i Vixteenth earn a purse TSfSL cored tnree times 7 St 8 Louis Baso on raHt 'catesgo ' In the second and were never off " in IB 1: Chinmar Adkins victory 4 Muniter - The time was H118 veArheaded Pee Wee Reese 2 doubled Reedar J8 Struck out -- bv Ad Boyer 10 sC(n off the home all of Brooklyn's second in- gins a Munger 2 Chtpman a: Rowtee 3 track and runa-- off Brooks piloted ning runs Monger 6 and 3 in Coaltown whn Ufa ! inning Adkins S and 4 in s 3 Kuah aaaul Iramt fiKHn Phils 3 to o Ud not Treat start in scored twie in the third to drive I dSJ? Reedcr 3 and 9 to Stale v 0 and 0 on Shy Guy busted into starter Hex sarney from the the1 Boyer 3 and 0 to 3 3 Ottoman 3 to 3 and Hit by pitcher— took over and by Reeder tVerbani Jnn for theDaCKfirsta mound Erv Palica time hJ0ry nttcbae Winning hed for nine hits he Chpman aaaMg -- Wilki Urn- Uin pitcher in fMnfrh the Was ma touch anrl th $10000 ana vukw— riUn"in ugfii joraa Mland HT P -l Braves 1 Giants nicked up two more iP°K second ahH 3C!ESSf -runs in the fourth and added its NEW YORK April 23 (API-Mi- ckey America final marker in the sixth when Livingston strengthened his McCreary booted Jackie Robinson stole second and uia u Dpcome ine new YOnt Shv Guv mr third on and continued on artrlnat home first Ciants' in l: flat J for $lg0j a wild throw driving home four runs to lead the 5 JtUlaeybaia t n uidiiii io an ti to o victory over JJ? ft At geWnS the Boston Braves Abramilf 3 12 0 Anhburncf SCratched LiviPes ton hnltavl ntamn hnm Keeieit 3 13 2 froTihlVacr 83 a s 5 3 8 aWaitkux 3 0 7 3 er and two singles in the Giants' Gray Star a consistent running 1 Jo o 8 110 it attack against five Boston mare owned by J H saao rurUlorf 3 10 0 Qarr Jack Lohrke drove Imbm Cox3b pitchers 8 3 4111 13 the i°t Pvidence pur2 s is a S 4 133 three runs with a triple I 3 2 3 0 Lopatac Boton Camp'llac 4 3 8 1 New York 5 Barnes p ap h n A "0 Robtrti p 10 10 AIKO A e a 1 3 3 C Winner Stanky2b 3 13 3 t ajOotUMlly p 0 0 0 0 DarkAs id 20 Palicap 8313 cool-head- Medhnger p BB3S Krs-jc- T dl V--- l°-v- PS-hRuWed 'hotner 10 i an L once-golde- nt BbS5 Johns- shotput and tied for first in the high jump A Judges ruling cost Oregon State five points in the mile run which they sorely needed Beaver Dick Peterson finished first in the mile but was disqualified when indues ruled he had fnnleri Idaho's Warren Johansen on the last turn NEW YORK April 23 ( AP) — said he cut in front of Jo- stoaight Basketball referees next season in Judges hansen without allowing the full the United States and Canada will stride required by the rules wear blue and gray uniforms Rinearson's 1214 noints irrtv? Maj W C Pelton of Carlisle him high-poihonors for the Barracks Pa said the Na- meet Keith Bean Idaho sophotional Association today of Approved more won both hurdle races to Basketball Officials had selected a top his team with 10 N April 23 gray shirt with blue cuffs collar A steadv drizzle fell rank Stranahan and stripe down the front blue the meet and combinedthroughout a with trousers gray belt and black shoes strong wind to keep times down against bad breaks defeatedgame Har-vi- e Ward Jr 2 and 1 to win the 49th annual korth and South amateur golf chamoionship The 'triumph avenged the unset Stranahan suffered at th hands of f?naIsOUnf CoIIgitn to j18 year's shot lik la machine 8952 steaming 2 Pinehurst course in a yard No final round He and Ward came Ve"t the nd Of the first 18 holes today The muscular Toledo Ohio mila lionaire wrtn iUm 4 the 17th hole of the final rmmH He halved that hole with Ward! havine hel an —4 hoi lead since the turrit Buy them now while we The can offer you $500 distve Stranahan the Crown h( wnn lac in itiic ti count on any Hyer Boon was abroad with the Walker cup in Stock me l "iu nament Also last Ward don't year we Xjfl jid forget him in the finals dumped sr do expert boot ' t renairiritf i ni i Ward their wav the first five days of'plav and came iro to the final touether On t niw i the wav WaM ofPinehurst 1940 national amateur Officials to Wear Blue and Grav pod°r'ed 5f Kennedrp SotaClvark &"8 £Xi?l 3KrS5 bTout StOS rer and Vernon on fly balls to the 9 outfipld PHILADELPHIA 012 000 010 I I 14 April 23 (AP)— The Brooklyn ueirou r20 inn inn n a ie Jr and Roy Smalley is one of the printook r Dodgers advantage of six bases on balls by Robin Rob- ZoMak and Hegan cipal reasons why the Cubs to erts score seven 080 C30 080— S 14 runs in the first four innings and went on Nw York won't beat themselves and he's "?vre ue Grace Calumet: to beat the hitting a long ball farm's — hriitian Sanford 8 Hiller and Phillies Silvera 6 to today Philadelphia wwuiuwu scared mmm ferns Ffc to account — 5 me uoagers scored twice in the aaaea JEdward St Louis first without the aid of a base hit 002 201 00- 0U J Run batted in — Pafko 3 Jefteeat in a "walkover" Near! Two handicap "Wind town n Fleet Hoop Assault whn man here to take the big one — p WaHSO Whoclf'led I'a Capot At the one-eigh- th 5 23 the game two-hors- 1 Bn drwn the first — w- Browns CHICAGO Bengal hittera Larry Doby by dragging a ed top-jo- f the stretch Olympia swerved wide and Woodhouse sent Palestinian on through the rail And charging at the sixteenth pole he brought Palestinian up to look Olympia in the eye Woodhouse claimed that it was there that Palestinian stumbled f But right there as th±y ran down on the wire Amrn L Olympia could be a fifth derbv winner when they b: Downs on —w Mnv 7K awi—Sk i tcvJ lilt L?8y son of HeliopoUs just Once That— siumoie— amrtad Olympia J"hade in front and he — a winner Isidor Bieber owner of Palat- strong snowing he would not be sent after the derby roses vamt ooetacle removed Olympia s stock was unshaken and the HoOOpr Hllrrinono ill to join such Wood winnfers as Gal- j- 4 i as ThenSgarne5 after Groths in Paul Campbell to SCOT Zoidak Lake at that point to d y — a eighth uu BBBVav A L 12 is d Lf art long siasle tofMieW°b rtm Baseball Find t- fsJr in n 1 For the past 18 months the fish and game department has been preparing plans for habitat restoration and development of 12 areas purchased for upland game bird sanctuaries Two federal aid project papers were recently completed covering the work to be done during the coming year ITS' 1 st rouh Hhaiiengini Pacinian in the $40000 added Wood memorial Only a stumble by the lightly as they regarded Palestinian wmged down the stretch shoulder tO ShOUlder ken Ulvmnla mn too mm he drove under the wire a neck to the good with Ca choice a disappointing six lengths back in the sloppy going Olvmnia wlnnar n M stakes and both ends of the experimental handicap finish d the mile and a sixteenth in l:i— two seconds slower than Count Fleet's Me ord mark for this last eastern preview nrinr in (ha mrmU n at Churchill Downs That earned him S3 850 and DOOSted his wtnninoo tn tuo mo and those who backed him in' the drenched but demonstrative crowd oi Atba second largest! of the New and $210 Palestin a $490 and $270 and th Capot paid $240 But it mioht h ferent story if Palestinian accord- Hedley IWoodhouse hadnt JocKi3 stumbled in the chocolate brown frmtim i ha v alongside Olympia just after they luincuiiuu me siretcni Olympia with Eddie Arcaro up got off fast from the outside position as the field of eight— seven of them derby candidates-r-hammereate in ?Vw o£ the driving rain when they hit the firttturn and thundered into the quarter banana-noseEddie had him two and a half lensths on ton with rnni in front of Model Cadet and Pales- At the half Olympia was still OUt- there --with WSm0 OU PaJestinian was closinginoigiii on Capot mu iviouei uaaet Going up the backstretch Palestiniari took both and started to tlose inthem on Olympia and from there on home e it was strictly a race with the pressure ipplying which had been expected from mud-shatter- ) j ll BaaV Olympia Upheld icKy uerby favoritism by the thiny length off his neck at jammed Jamaica today when he drove to victory over The first phase of the program is habitat restoration by planting 'trees and shrubs that will provide much needed food and cover for upland bird populations On April 20th 8000 Russian olive trees 500 Ponderosa phe 500 eastern red cedar and 30 pounds of gray striped sunflower seed were delivered to the twelve areas In ad dition 400 multiflora rote plants were purchased by the state to be planted on the sanctuaries The Missouri conservation commission donated an additional 1000 and the Ml conservation service provided 21000 multiflora rose plants— 1000 to be used at 'the Vernal sanctuary and 1000 to be used at Roosevelt In some areas the federations assisted in the planting The second phase of the program deals with permanent improvement to the areas by fencing water development posting and other permanent improvements On April 25 fencing of each area will be undertaken where necessary Each area will be provided with a large sign designating the sanctuary and mile posted every against trespass On June 1 construction will begin on four conditioning pens in which to' release birds before being released into the wild The third phase of the program deals with the progressive farming of each area for purposes of demonstration to provide winter food and to produce a yield to help deand devel- fray costs of acquisition Tllocn finrrmnt ill caniiuaHAa serve a multiple purpose They wUl serve to demonstrate the degree of conflict between wildlife and agriculture show that it Is possible to increase wildlife habitat without decreasing the yield from cultivated crops and that Bona iarm management is good wildlife management The areas will also serve as a dispersal center from which birds may stock the surrounding areas although the effectiveness of such dispersal is not definitely known The areas Will also serve as a refuge during the hunting season where the birds may escape the hunters' guns leaving a brood stock for the coming year The areas that 'have been purchased and will be developed this year are: Tremonton Logan Vernal Roosevelt Arcadia Nephi Sprirtgville Hobble Creek Richfield Cedar Citv Castle Dale and Huntington It is with great anticipation that we look forward to the results of the restoration and development activities Unfortunately for both the sportsmen and the department we must face the fact that the another refuges will look like farm until several just have years ttiaaad and tho nlantc ha tat hold and a definite pattern begins to appear - Hal Newhouser Holds 19 in Clutch as TigenOollast Indians 54 4n Innings 'i&aaBBBT aa aSaaaaaawS v''-- Favoritism Olympiq Upholds Derby Palestinian Address Exchange Club Tuesday ': ' ISA Harrii ?i-- M mi —t i t 4-- i d : vR! 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