Show Federation Sets Wildlife Week Programs La Beach Ties World Record a Sunday Morning april Church Talks Early and Will Begin Week's Events asEOV F Bird IibbbbbbbbbbbbssbWsbbbbbbbb:' Turns in Fast Time for Nile ''' Wildlife week in Weber county begins Sunday morning and the program outlined Saturday night by Clark Anderson president Weber Wildlife federation sponsoring organization indicates the week-lon- g will be observance highly entertaining for both young and old Highlights will be display of wild animals a parade free movies an otter show talks by Boy Scouts the annual jollification and an extensive trapshooting program Activities are to begin Sunday when Boy Scouts talk on wildlife at churches of all denominations at regular services Jii bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbebbbHnBV iSfsssSinHE MMPeBBK sJhjBRS 'J& if j8fcsaaa Braat &auHew AKfttSssK Ml SbkbbbbI a - BSjHBsMa 1 ?aB 9 Trapshoot Slated Next ih line will be trapshooting begins Sunday at ten a m under direction 'of Hal Armstrong Competitive shoots between civic clubs are and service organizations o"u iui jun auouv au uuier groups and Individuals who may desire to participate A special shoot is also arranged for youngsters Valuable prizes will be awarded winners and professional shooters will be barred from competition Members of Wildlife federations from throughout northern Utah are invited to participate in the shoot proceeds from which will be used to help defray federation project expenditures of this season" Beginning Monday and scheduled for throughout the week dis plays of wildlife including bear cubs pheasants and other creatures will be shown at city hall park and other prominent places and window displays will further feature wildlife and conservation activities Another daily feature will be showing of a color motion picture film "Realm of the Wildr The forest service picture will be shown at city hall park each evening free Otter Show Thursday Thursday in Ogden high school auditorium one of the most attractive events Of the week will be offered Liers famed sea otter show and motion pictures Live otj- iprj will npiliinn nil mp ctaffp tri tneir master and movies of the little creatures retrieving ducks and obeying other commands are scheduled The otters will also be shown at play on the otter s lide fishing under water in a dramatic snake fight playing with a dog andean albino raccoon and responding Ho Lier's directions Students of all county schools eighth grade and up will see the show free at four p m Although the show is free pupils must obtain! tickets from their respective schools officials report Federation members and their families will see the otter show at eight p m Admission at the eight p m show will also be free but donations will be in order to help defray costs which will run into Mnrtral hundred dollars Parade Set Saturday The most colorful activity is slated for ten am Saturday in the form of a parade along Washington Twenty-sevent- h to start from and disband at Twenty-firIn the line of march directed by Ralph Mor- my enwrman win oe rmers or me Weber county mounted sheriff's posse Riders of the Wasatch Outlaw club Davis county mounted posse Twin Star Riders from Bountiful Summit county posse Hene-fe- r Pony Express Golden Eagle clubt said Rocky Mountain Lady Hide?? Also in the line of march will be Ogden city and Weber county commissioners and other dignitaries Who have been invited to participate The parade will not be made Up of riders alone Floats carrying wildlife exhibits bands and marching groups will also be seem - Following the parade a display of wild animals will be shown at city ball park until one pm Final event of the week's activities will be the annal jollification in at the Ogden Gun club which v st By Bill Rosentreter LAWRENCE Kan April 23 (UP) — Turning in the fastest mile of the outdoor season be spectacled Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin university provided the major thrill here today as he won the featured Glenn Cunningham mile in record equal ling time in the 24th annual Kansas relays ntil the ffnal lap to make his move Gehrmann uncorked an amazing "kick" before 10000 spectators to beat Jerry Thompson Austin Test by a full 25 yards ii 4:101 The time equalled the mark set by Blaine Hideout of North Texas State in 1940 s— a bright warm Ideai sun and only a slight! breeze — greeted more than 700 athletes from 20 universities 28 colleges and nine junior colleges for the annual track and field carnival Under three records fell in addition to g Gehrmann s performance J Oklahoma A and M smashed the two-miuniversity relay record winning in 7:41 Robert Walters a junior from Texas university established a new high jump mark of six feet eieht and 316 inches and Wichita East won the Kansas high school mile relay in g time Of 3:314 But Gehrmann was the main show He was content to let Thompson set the early pace in the mile The times announced through the race were 59 flat for the fist quarter 2:03 for the half and 3:09 for the three quarters After a brief rest Gehrmann returned to run the mile anchor on the Wisconsin distance! medley relay team It was no contest actually as Gehrmann closed with a 4:159 performance that left Colorado the second-plac- e finisher far I behind Glenn Cunningham famous K U miler for whom today's featured race was named presented the Wisconsin victor a trophy following his triumph Oklahoma A and M runners established the first record of the afternoon when they won the two mile university relay in '7:41 Members of the Aggie! team were Jon Mincher Bob Brandeberry John Teakell and Harold Tarrant The latter opened up with a burst of speed in the final SO yards to overtake Pat Bowers of Kansas and win by a narrow margin Tarrant was clocked for his leg in 1:525 His teammates all were timed in 1:56 or higher Walters in breaking the high jump record cleared the bar on his third try Then came the official measurement and then the announcement After which the serious shy Texan drawled: "I'm just a junior and 111 be back next year and try to do bi t ter" The old record was 6 feet 7 916 inches set by Gilbert Cruter -- IK £$k B ttlsSSSl I BBSS 3B: aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBU BSBBBB BK ggM HK ' - - M W"i& SSc tSfl m BflBBBBBflBsBIBBBBBBflBflfeft ' BSs K SSI & m BSBBBBBBBK99P!?9BBBBBBSrM 4S1 El lsBBBBsBSSBBHiiSBBSBBBBf' 1 record-equallin- le Getting in early channel bass fishing Mrs Alan Glen of Milwaukee proudly exhibits s caught at Nags Head N C Mrs Glen and her party reeled in seven in one morning be membership card and the show this year will be similar to other years but will be kept on a highly to basis respectable according Woody Jones Chairman and Or mond Konkle vice chairman In charge of win Chairman Lee Murdock Ward Arm- Strong Ed Kammeyer A K Cross Joe Read Mack McCamant Lowell Boyle and Norris Shaw Directing exhibits will be Boyd Carver Ricy Anderson Fred Anderson Lloyd Frandsen Don Kammeyer Roy Stoker and Sam Tuttle The city park movie will be in charge of William Terry Ray Beck-ste- d Bill Brown Thomas East and Edward P Cliff In charge of the Otter show will be Lee Moncrief W R Doxey Al it-R F lan John:-- ' Worrell Ed Wright Clark Anderson Francis Woods John Barkdull William P Miller LeRoy Wahlquist and t net uisen $ Parade Officials Parade officials besides Chair man Morley will be Chief of Police Maurice Schooff Sheriff Mac M Wade Mayor Har man W Peery and record-breakin- 1 posse members The jollification officials include Woody Jones chairman Ormond Ted Kirkmeyer Harry of Colorado In 1938 Konkle Kammeyer Clark Anderson William Brown Maurice Scb Jost Tom Summers Charles Cattle George Garrison Claude Armstrong Les Frandsen Norman L Butler Darrel Iverson Harry Kammeyer Alan Johnson Delbert Chase Ed White Frank Vause and Ernie WaU Detroit Seen as Olympics Site Trainer Declares PonyiHad Dopet j LEXINGTON Ky April 23 (UP) Calumet farm trainer Ben Jones said today he had "definite proof that De Luxe Kentucky derby hopeful was drugged before a race yesterday at Keeneland De Luxe was last in the field which included' five other derby eligible Jones declined to say whether De Luxe would go to the post in the derby "That's a long time k off" he said Jones said chemical tests today showed traces of a barbiturate drug Calumet has its own stable and guards at Keeneland None of the Calumet guards had any idea who administered the drug Track officials said Calumet farm had made no report of any drug mem six-hor- se ROME April 23 (UP) — Avery Brundage president of the U S Olympic committee j day that Detroit would be chosen as site for the 1956 summer Olympic games Bnmda e arrived last night for a week-lon- g meeting of the international Olympic committee beHe came by ginning tomorrow from Lausanne Switzerland plane Ogden Livestock show coliseum where he attended a meeting of at eight-thirt- y p m Saturday the executive co Admittance to the jolliciationwill I O C ging io f Officials for Saturday's Sportsmen Parade Don Gehrmann Y wtimaKT' ''bL 'B y ssssssl 9r KssswKsb For 220 at BTU Relays As Guest Stars Treat Fans aBSBfpfS' S 4 Sm Isssk kssV ma 24 - FROVO April 23 A P LI o y d La Beach tied the world dash today as he sped the distance record for the 220-ya3 :20 to highlight special events at the thirty-sixt- h in annual Brigham Young university track and field meet and relay carnival rd Issknefcnk Hsi x sssimnsss flBssSx The forsaar WlatMta university den w 1034 star and Olympic team member also sJnped through the tat 95 leaving behind Herb Doug- tions with four first 100-yar- ds PB""H Hk "01 a sa HLv JsivVinval 1 KBB§KmS§rKfsStf Br M J? v—Sb ' " ji n lr wimMSii ii&'mt?:"- w I 8sWjl Mbs& " i bss i ol mIbsmOIV tf$£$SK£&t&?!&'£M K ' las University of Pennsylvania broad jumper and sprinter and Dave Chadwick of B Y V Two other visiting stars Herb McKenley former Illinois university star nd George GuMa VW- anova college gave the fans a treat in the 440 yard dash McKenley swept ahead in the first 100 yards but Guide opened a late cape which brought him wthm a stnde at the finish The time of 477 tied the track record made m 1983 by Levi Meyers Of Utah State Agricultural C&- l- jk HP' snBasal nsnsasna "BvBjjBlR ssBinnBw nj"sni jEj :IBBSB3BBBBBBBBS9Bar SJBBBL BBB cj "slk 'Oh wbt aft'Wrt sssVMKkSSH One S BE A parade of mounted groups of the northern Utah area will be a highlight of Wildlife week in Weber county The parade with wildlife exhibits bands and marching (croups included is slated for Saturday at ten a m Above left to riht are parade officials Ed Wright Maurice Schooff and Ralph Morlev chairman his specialty Douglas v broad jump with a leap of 33 fact ine visiting stars — uougias Guide McKenley and LaBeach — lost a special no-yar-d relay la which they gave B Y U handicap Though los ing the visitors picked up 00 yards of the handicap The Branch Agricultural college of Cedar City Utah dominated the junior college division winning all but three events and taking' all luacea in the two hurdle races and the broad jump H Lindsay topped Murray Maughans boys with wins in the Coeds Ask Get SEATTLE HW-yar- April 23 (AP—The By Harry Grayson cradle of crew champions is being NEW YORK April 23 (NEA)— Men have spent their rocked— approximately —by a wo hand lives and fortunes breeding and racing horses yet were man's Sixteen girls flocked to the Uniunable to win the Kentucky derby versity of Washington shellhouse '' So offhand you would think yesterday (Freeh Coach Gus Erik-so- n that the success of Fred W Hooper a distance While the newest Big said it was a "flock') and de- and Ivan Parke who have Olympia Horse only romped down the was the richly deserved reward of stretch the fractional times :23 5 They'd learned somewhere that :3-- 5 :104-- 5 and 1:37 5 and the 40 years years of endeavor You'd suspect 1:44 ago the coeds had a row5 were remarkable on a Jathat they were an old owner-trainmaica track deadened by recent ing program at Washington Things combination The opposite is true Hooper rain and not too good when It la like that should be forgotten— espeand Parke did not meet as a matter fast after 40 years cially -of fact until they dropped in on Olympia is a bay on the big side Al Ulbrickson (head coach) a nose blazed with white face and W Fred Ivan Parke Hooper He reminds Eddie Arcero of no heard they were coming and got the Keeneland fall yearling sales of 1943 when the Florida road and other horse he has been aboard out on the water That left ma save that he has the widest with- with the girls" ers that the famous jockey has ever Well coach is that bad? been astride Gus piled the femininity into the "He feels bigger than he looks when you are on him" says the crew's practice barge and "told 'em famous jockey enough to keep them from hitting And every time he goes to the each other over the head with an post Olympia looks even bigger oar" They icdaihed around the than that to other owners and shellhouse for about 10 minutes trainers who had an eye on the "Thoroughly" —to quote Gus—"disKentucky derby rupting the rowing program" Erik-son- 's frosh oarsmen stood on the shore and ogled and whistled He doesn't think the girls will be back but Gus is confident the project could never last "Wait" he glowered "until they Ivan Parke get a few blisters" dam builder casually picked up a derby winner first pop POCATELLO Idaho April 33 Contractor Hooper paid $10200 for a son of Sir Gallahad III (AP) — Fifty Idaho State college named him Hoop Jr after his gridders have ended their first son and having no week Of spring practice with Coach one else in mind turned him over Johnny Vessels Bengals well bolto his new acquaintance Parke stered with 10 lettermen The pair got the thrill that comes Most of the veteran strength is tb one racing stable a year when in the line Three monogram winHoop Jr bounced down in front ning ends are on tap with Bob in the run for the roses two years Milliard Claude Holmes and Nio later Nelson reporting At Kirlin anNow Trainer Parke seems to other veteran is tossing have bred another derby winner in the discus on wlngman the Bengal track current the for favorite Olympia team the big number at Churchill Downs Gordon Hall and Harry Dickson 7 Ameriman who led The May year's starting tackles are on can jockeys in 1923 and '24 had the last with another gridder hand mare Miss Dolphin bred her to of last along season Ron Anderson Heliopolis and sold the dam and Starters Ted Krein and Elmer foal to Hooper are ready to go at the Bucker "I guess we got together in Lex- guard spots with Bsnrray Rudd a ington because we were lonesome" letter winner at tackle last year "I to that say says Hooper regret moving to guard I never saw Ivan ride" Two veteran centers are also d a 51 man of Hooper for their final season They was somewhat better than a green back Leon Seppi and Ray Saras are racing hand however for he bred Cecil Flint a veteran at guard last and raced quarter horses on his year is backing them up ranch hard by Montgomery Ala Also engaging in the first week where he bred Hereford cattle conditioning and fundamentals His Royal Prince now 16 and of regular quarterback Jun out of a saddle mare won 49 of 55 were who tossed six touchdown e races in Flor- Wake quarter and fall and Jay Paris ida Georgia and South Carolina passes last working at the left halfback pofrom 1939 through '44 Jake LaRue last year's It was because Hooper was an sition the winiback leading old hand with quarter horses that slot is scorer at with the track the TeXans found him willing team as performing is Parr Sainsbury when they sought to match Stella Vesser said his biggest chore is Moore their champion with a filling the holes left by the grsdu thoroughbred at Tropical park last ation of Pete Richardson and Lar winter ry Gale a pair of hard driving 0 Hooper is said to have won when Olympia beat Stella BOCKS Vesser and Line Coach Babe Moore by a length and a half Caccia plan four more weeks of When he ran out of cash he drove spring drills before a to a Coral Gables bank and got intensive final intrasquad some more two matched teams Olympia beat the quarter horse by a length and a half in :20 45 TOPS WINTER CIRCUIT demonstrating his tremendous CHICAGO— Lloyd Manarum speed In the experimental free handi- the leading money winner on the winter circuit of professional exuS cap No 2 at a Olympia further showed that he ers with 3070750 to $suio 83 for can carry his over sam isnead i 3-- 3-- 2-- er Gridders Finish FreIoopw four-year-o- Week's aho finished in a dead heat McKee of Millard high at ruimore won the afi-title with a total of 4986 points John Buccanbuso of White Pine hia :h Ely Nev was seeBss uocoen Smith of SrrirariBSBHSsea third George YateS Of West high Salt Lae City wa- - fourth and Jim crz ugoe Erst set a new record of 47 feet Robinson B Y I" eight inark ems 47 Met ssur and Olympic runner did the mile in 4 M a defeating Javier Monies l"wc4t won A JyBH Hooper and Parke Lonesome Chance to Row Formed Winning Kentucky Derby Combination At Washington U South ant Provo hat ners and Box Eldc the class high meet taking both Ift Bunt or minster and with trie 1 ales crow d 220 low hurdles highjiurdles Other B A C winners were Wood bu r y Darwin pole vault 120 sHate Leavitt shot put: Frew Height discus: Garth Spencer dash Murray Edwards 440-yard dash Blaine Betenson high Bob Peterson run jump Ed Southvick javelin Wesminster's Bill Boughton won two events the mile snd'two mtte dash went to Art the of We college Jay Simon of Las Vegas Nev Of BOX high school turned in double vietortes today to toad the ttst of high school athletes in the 36th annual Brigham Young university tavNa-tion- sl track and field meat and relay carnival won the 100 and Spindler 100-ya- rd 880-yar- 220-yar- d d - i the for Weber team of Jam n I Horses Color Hear Naibing to Do With Class NEW YORK April 23 NEA stJttoa is attached to the cater ef race horses but no nctenttfle facte are available which show a definite relation between a steed's color an i performance Ti the old saying la A U "ceteta' In fable and fiction the Uaeh Acta- usually the hero ally black nor e 's ' a re a IBUUQfftt of Q 3 p greap front the Many dark ity and quani tity blacks Least popular for were cravs but thev too have home 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