Show )' '5 v i': " " T' THI OGDEN (UTAH) SUNDAY MORNING STANDARD-EXAMtNf- : 'V ''!Tvs:'vjC' -- " 4"- - v'' 'i K DECEMBER 30 1951 Year Trotter Ticket Sale Moving At Record Pace With Another Capacity Counted On Turning Back Wildlife History Pages Utah Stops St Joseph's Win Streak 3 More hilarious than ever— that's the advance word about 56-4the high and mighty Harlem Globetrotters who will panic hoop fans Thursday Jan 17 at the spacious Ogden high PHILADELPHIA Dec 29 (AP school gymnasium And fortunate will be the ticket holders Utah slowed down the normally swift pace of St Joseph's college for the athletic treat of the new year ' -- "?MTi9'SMnpgjMgagBaBagnBa NEW YORK Dec 29 (APV— Allie Reynolds double no-h-it of the world champion New York Yankees today was named player of tile year by the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America fllPy- - tonight and stopped the Philadele phia five'a streak with 3 a win before a capacity crowd of 4200 at the St Joe e A mammoth program featuring four top professional cage clubs and a half time of stellar vaudeville acts ire the reasons tickets for the big event are selling like dollars for dimes in anyone's bargain basement to S the famed TrotIn addition ters the following professional agToledo gregations will perform Mercurys Boston Whirlwinds and the talented Philadelphia Sphas The vaudeville will present the headliners from a pick of the worlds best after more than a hundred were previewed by Abe Saperstein This is the 25th year of the Globetrotters and their silver anniversary could easily bethe greatest of them all Such being the probability basketball fans of the Ogden area are certainly wise in getting their tickets early for the Iha ''aMfi Baseball Writers Give New Honor to New York Yankees Colorful Pitcher right-hand- eight-gam- 58-4- BH'-'- ' &8888888888888888h8E '''3SB( 3ffH agr 'SKL er Reynolds will be honored at me New York Writers' 20th annual j dinner at the Waldorf-Astori- a hotel The triumph was the nth in 13 Sunday Feb 3 where h will be games for the Utah Redskins Unpresented with Sid Mercer award beaten La Salle was scheduled to 3aaB aH HhI HsinHggHgak At the same time Eddie BranM meet Delaware in the second game 1H Hk w "BsBs gal nick secretary of the New York Qt I i t of the double bill ants will receive the Bill Slocsjgml f The action was close Until midMemorial award for his eontribu-- I tions to baseball over a long period way in the third period! when a of yean Branmck who bRan a field goal and foul by Carlos Asay an office boy with the Giants ta I 9 Utah a After lead gave that 1905 has been with that organi- St Joseph's could come no closer zation for 47 years j'1' 7 deficit than a three-poir: Splendid Season with five minutes left to play Reynolds 2 1st player to win the Glen Smith the Utah hook-shof the year award since it player was first presented to Bill Terry artist at that point began to click and led the Redskins tfl victory of the Giants in 1931 enjoyed hi Smith wound up top scorer for the most successful season despite advisitors with 24 points versities that threatened to sideline him indefinitely ine oox score: Utah Si In'I'h Although hampered by bone chips G FT P G FT P in his right elbow the 9 8 4 24 Smith f 2 2 3 9 Hughes! Oklahoman won 17 garnet and lost 0 2 3 2 Goodrich! Desmond ! 7 0 3 4 3 Burnf 0 12 113 only eight hurled seven shutouts Garrityf 2 0 0 4 Fultonf n Kullmanr 0 0 0 0 it including two games 5 3 5 13 Bates r 2 0 Connors! and added in the another 1 0 3 2 victory 2 4 8 Allie Reynolds Shrumg Dooganc s at of end the the colorful Weber Wildlife Federation is A F Larsen above year World series against the Giants Keviewing history 2 3 17 Asayg Hellerc 0 131 0 10 was first Wallinc 0 0 0 0 former president of the organization The scrapbook is bound with plywood covers leather hingea and Sanfordg Scynolds' 0 0 0 0 Lundahlg Bradyg 1 3 5 5 brass rivets for a durable record of clippings meeting minutes and other records For items from the the Indians on July book see the Fish and Game column written by Hal Wlch Swanickg 12 2 4 22 The second against the Bos4 119 Papanarig ton Red- Sox Sept 28 clinched the 20 16 19 58 12 17 23 43 Totals pennant for the Yankees Only one T9 St Joseph a 14 12—43 other big league player pitcher 14 10 IS 17—56! Utah ever hurled two in one Free throws missed: Utah — 'Smith 3 season That was Johnny Vander Burns 2 Bates S Shrum St Joseph's— Meer of the 1939 Cincinnati Reds Desmond Garrity Doogan Papaneri 2 Last spring there was considerMIAMI BEACH able concern in the Yankee camp Fla Dec 29 55-3- 7 over Reynolds Hindered bv float- UP —Francisco Contrearas junin fng elbow the Allie start chips ior boys' tennis champion of Mexed the season without havino ico outlasted Bob Green of Palm CEDAR CITY Dec 29 Special thrown a single ball either in an Beach Fla to win today's top to The Standard Examiner —The d exhibition or spring 61-60 game l Whar rvHmmm U'U- game in the Orange Bowl junior n indeed the Ditcher Hal Welch tennis championships By 01 me nrancn was resigned to under surerv NEW ORLEANS Dec 29 (APi- The Mexico City lad used a good hicn probably would Agricultural college invitational trie pases of an old scrapbook can be like read-- : Turning Forward Tom Lillis tipped ih a bas- overhead 6 7 game to win ket in the last five seconds tonight Other quarter final rounds went ing old love letters — full of memories provoking laugh August It was only upon the ad- - Carbon college of Price beet thorn to grab St Louis a 41 80 victory to 3 nHlirHfaiohn over Kentucky in the Sugaf Bowl according to form as Tim Coss here and there but above all interesting—and such' was a Branch Aceies won ovr at tournament championship lorn Bradford Chevy perusal the Other day of a volume Of Wildlife doings being forego surgery wasnington junior college California 70 to Kentucky went into the final Chase i lor first and second places and atari minute with a lead Then St not until April 21 a week Ricks college of Rexburg Ida won Louis guard Pat Partington dropped malva Houston Tex won their us me scrapoook or tne weoerj saying the salary for game warden It was the start of the season that ovr Compton of California 80 to 9 in a goal to make it Ken matches with little difficulty n s m n ne u iiuiiie cut noirt icueiauun inira ana inunn nin rm iraatquaic tucky the4kanation's No f! 1 ranked Winners of the girls' quarterUIXI coUee ° s George won faam lnrt "Irifant " on Mav 3 and Ull md first minutes start Mill catfish in clippings meeting pictures planted s were Pat Stewart ""!' over M ot Colorado five-h3 fashioned a f for creekr over Lillis and over —120 swarmed and like to victory the goal Feb datine back by even'f1 "nd Rhth Carbon is fifth jumped in the air un- - "s- lmi Yola Ramirez of Mexico 19 1919 when the Weber County S Judge D R Roberts fined John- the St Louis Browns SIth $90 or 90 days in jail for possesDespite the uncertain Hipper der the Kentucky goal for the win- - City Toby Greenburg Chicago Rod and Gun association was orhad no trouble beat-jaT"' si on of quail Threatened straight which bothered him from time to land Karol Fageros Miami ning two points "for of betterment fish and ganized time Reynolds got into 40 arama ing Weber taking a fat lead aame sentences for violations 4 and its in Weber hereafter "—Jan 12 1920 game protection 28 and relieving In 14 In in he UrsX Qurtr and coasting to starting county" Initiation fee was one dolnewara 01 szuu was posted in addition to winning 17 Allie victory lar Mal Buck Carbon center saved" II others for' mates with 1920 for arrest of persons caught By unanimous vote the follow- man on the floor with nine field loP brilliant H relief work u IV IU lei I ui itirM J cici UJHUllf mi nd fRht r 221 innings and ranked fifth in ? uro toT Lkill in fish streams r" county Ffty earned runs with a 3 05 A T Dresident: A L dollars each was 26 points High man for the average pledged by Brewer vice president: A F Lar- four w Larry Peterson with Reynolds started his big league Webr following firms: George A son secretary A E Bruerton treasP°ints Brothers career with the Cleveland Indians urer: S V Grow W H Anderson Lowe company Browning tmmm came to the Yankees in 1947 P'cked was Bob sXL Sporting Goods company and and James Doon executive commit- Ogden in a Straight n'axer u an for "0'"'n Walt - Lx" Christer- sand Proudfit'a tee Ricks: Burleson Compton: In 1920 the Weber county com- - Gordon He was born in Bethany Don To give the organization a his- mission Marshall B A C and Don closed ORden canyon to the UKa t fb 0 1919 the son of Schenzinger torical background the record of use Chat fey creek Indian preacher He at- and carrying of firearms on the the Fremont expedition into these tended Oklahoma A A M where CTTP road county parts adorns the first page of the he was a track and football By Harry Grayson 0 10 0 Sharf Olana f book: "In 1843 John C Fremont on Asks Cat Cost well as a star hurler IS Budge f Burkf II St — "MEXICO CITY Dec 29 (NEA Puerto Rican baseball the sixth of September beheld the David H Madsen state fish and Previous 3 2 0 Wilkmwne tllw c 4 1 of the player 11 S 3 Bull Great Salt lake He established a game commissioner was meeting of the year winners t 3aa Cim ( award: 1 make the look and faithful sound like a calm bugs Brookly Arttnldai camp some distance from the mouth speaker in 1921: "The license fees Ptrmaj 1931— Bill v a i j Terry 01 ine weper river rney made a were used for politics first and for and introverted breed Warner Eire! 1 a ) a 1932— Lou Gehrig 211 corral for their animals and threw fish and game next" He' said he 0 111 Furlong 1933— Herb Pen nock You should see the Venezuelan at the horse and bicycle up a small fort for their protection didn t think it necessary for the 4 1 1 1934— Carl Hubbell 0 0 2 McDonald Leaving three men in camp with stateato hire so many men to catch races ball park soccer ior track and field 0 2 Dratney 1935— 0 Dizzy Dean four others including Kit Carson the violators as the soortsmen 1936— Hank — John Lawther teaching basket-e- —Greenberg Fremont on the eighth of Sept em- should do this as the game belongs IS IS 7 37 Toiala t 23 it as 1937— Tony Lazzeri ball in Mexico tells you that playto teach Mexicans basketball barked in a small boat and went to them it was Madsen t opinion 1938—Joe DiMaggio ers coaches and spectators are un tion while employed by the state on the youth of the down to the mouth of this stream" that with 1939 — Jimmy Foxx Ed: This doubtless was site of Og- men should put their time for bet-disciplined become so excited they land emphasis 1940— Bucky Walters themselves cannot control terment den of the not and Bay refuge) department Lawther hit the large popula1941— Bob Feller But Vadal Peterson says the fans tion for personal gain centers — Mexico Puebla Voice of Protest 1942— Joe DiMaggio contest Fish winners: trout just south of the border are toinno- Vera Cruz and HidalgoCityhas stops largest 1943— Ted Williams In March 1919 the association the cence personified compared on John J McGregor fly in another 15 cities before return- voiced "condemnation of Rep D D caught 1944— Bill Dickey Brazilians on sink bait Floyd largest caught 1945— Dixie Walker the latter McKay of Weber county in his op- Timmerman Peterson's Utah varsity played ing toofthe United States He takes the position to the fish and game meas1946 — George Stimweiss part January land 10 in the on games blue and ruffed Open season on the road hauls a three-ma- n ure now before the state legisl1947— Stan Musial with all the coffee a couple of show staff 15 to 25 1921 grouse Oct to remote villages to lec ature" 1948— Johnny Mize inflammable saw years ago Commissioner Madsen reported really ture and demonstrate 1949 — Lou Boudreau Same year A F Larson eity tan customers of game farm at Springville Most to 1950— Phil "in was Lawther auditor at uto surprising the spoke most hospitwith about 107 ring neck pheasants "They're the nicest not infrequently perform vicinity of Ogden meeting 1951— Eddie Stanky LOGAN Utah Dec 29 AP) — there are two —Jn 1922 able people you ever saw — be- women 1952— Allie Reynold This the herds of deer and these have been Santa — changed name to Clara flubbed a e fore a game or three hours after- ing as well as the men 5 1920 Nov ' attributes to their heavy seen by quite a number of people Weber wards" recalls Coach Peterson professor Fish and Game Pro- lead but on County hung work tonight them long and reMr Anderson making strong big game warden) "But the minute the whistle blows passed enough to eke out a "They shoot better and handle ports he located seven right in the tectlve association: resolution victory their nature changes commissioner's the ball more but of over Utah State is It foothills no thoughtless recommending skillfully "Most games end with Somebody hoped be $3600 deer $5 opposed salay course are not as or fast person will disturb them The inDick Simoni getting belted around — usually as strong as the quite string bean men of the top discriminate shooting which goes license the referees" 1922: A F LarNew Bronco Officers for forward the consalvaged he level" on m the foothills on Sundays son explains The Utes' introduction to Bra20-1- 4 president: S B Locke vice test for Santa Clara with a dramatic should be Mexican basketball zilian officiating came in an early stopped" largely F Gilmore secretary-treasureBills presented at Sept 1919 pres: C Sam field goal with one second remainspeaking is still in the primitive Jost A E Bruerton game played hard by Sao Paulo "We were a few points ahead at stage Courts in many cities and meeting: "George Higley rent of and C H Stratford directors Sec- ing the half" explains the square-rigge- d towns are few frequently have horses $20: Ogden Transit company retarj reported bank balance of Half a minute before Simoni fish nor a Passed roof neither $10" floor wooden motion hauling Peterson "when I took my $224 dusted the ceiling with his long boys to the dressing room I heard Only early risers see some teams Asks Inereaae archer a lot of noise outside" big Bill Hull Utah State work Such is the interest that MONTGOMERY At rw Oct 1926— Commissioner Mad-se& Peterson s assistant and the Red- teams practice before 6 a m becenter slapped in AP — The jump shot to favor in of license in Fred Benners spoke skins' publicity man came running cause that is the only time they 1 a Southern the Methodist Aggies gv'C a "'For creases smallL increase down the passage way hit the door can gain access to a court isaying i u ivt- uii'ukiu I " tlin inp lravf — Sanu Clara broke out of a first we couia nave more in ine ucias Mexico City was the only place simultaneously in the con1 an for streams as to nav more means bi"nd and a 20 to 14 victory over a Blitoday Zm " "a ied that period 72-5- 8 "They're beating up the (referees!" where Lawther could get a group " to produce more" Proposed $2 fish aaritk m 1 w:w ak T""" hik they shouted together for instruction as early as wiam M"rm ing $3 fish and game $3 big game Texan s -- Ve 4i "Who is?" asked Petersen 4 p m Because of work and other maintained to at haiftm and $5 combination fishing and "The crowd!" came th£ panting interferences Benners who i practically all athth c as it But Utah State started hitting as hutting letic work has to be done in the reply over Natn the third Same year committee appointed Peterson went outside A big fat e Z The clinic at Acapulco quarter opened Burt 4tia to get rid of carp in dam on Ogden nl official just stood there didn't say evenings Cook Keith Sew ell and Darrell whole oegan at 6 ran until after 10 30 offensive show for the HestF A T Grays Mattson J river a thing But the other referee a Many states in the southern sec— NEW ORLEANS Dec 29 it was little Jim Barton Tucker sparked the attack which E L Ford Chas Empeja and although little fellow wobbled up to Peter- tion have only outdoor courts and Larry Hennessey plopped (UP wno threw the winning touchdown tied in 36 mark H M Olun with less than son and in a squeaky voice said: the daytime heat is almost unbear- - points tonight as Villanova rolled things at a seven yarder to Chester 1938 group now named Mr Pete they beat hell out of able over Brigham Young reeman another LSU hark f four minutes remaining Earl Lind- in the n-- March me but I no quit icucrauun asKea h a i A ball going at Sugar Bowl basketball tournament state to nuaiue ley and Cook hit from the foul line im iwu minutes shorten fishins season to "I call them'T Taxco more often than not costs consolation game But Benners to aViv th engineered give Utah its first ia4 OA fix and of limit He did closing He called 18 fouls in S18 which bag in a row ft was the second what it's worth The at 5 The Bronco tied it 6O--0 E?lVZn a the second half — all against Utah only court isis on the side of a moun- - that Hennessey set night a new Sugar ?LJlVL Kfii ? asKCOc TnJ inTnirw thrs South and Central American gov- Uin the ball is lost in the bar- - Bowl record officials announced 1SOUi "rffAi thm touchdowns Each cam aftVr nlly Bob Peirn ernment agencies contribute finan- ranca hundreds of feet below Kids tne old record was 28 points a foul shot but Hull hit hit had nrs been l°n but uken out erh — cial assistance to the development lurk m the bushes and time it was his passing which eot fielder for Utah State and it Kentucky played St Louis for and expansion of athletics by furn- make off with the casaba gleefully Ua Wall much as the championship in the second IIIIIIHB-- Jl --A liVa a C 1825: Nov "A large wild aooe "'5 ishing transportation to visiting youngsters do with baseballs fouled game of the doubleheader s great T lowa R 1 fullback was killed teams inviting coaches for clin- out of American Sunday by Floyd Reichardt paced a first haJf attMk Hennessey scored 31 points last parks ics and consultation employed by the Geo A frr R Basketball — all sports for that night as his team lost its unbeaten Lowe Peters topped Santa Clara corThe bird company Lawther who coached at Penn- matter — have - more pure bounce in record by bowing to St Louis Yet from the one heading an ar ing with IB points Cook was high sylvania State college for years South and Central America than tonight he was better as he arched white and apparently a stray from ray of blockersand on was Jul northern regions led aix months ago accepted! an invita the Mexican jumping bean gains by for Utah State with I? - - a aai i in set shots and plunged in push the aaa tad Rollie Strehlow fromgood L Wisconsin lwa 01 nam uiv m — wrai amaapaa aaa box sears hi niw The picture changed quteitty I'Ufe taata Clara when Benners took over the Grav CTfH Stata rrtm but that was futile He scored rTT Cook 4 Garibaldi I TaS Ann n rmm J passing in the second half He com 4317 B 34 IS Savell tvi uuvrv 17 field goals and two free throws Petara T aata riT"L' pleted four of five thro ia i -k aaaa aaara s aaa h Jottaaen Young S 1IU 1 Its lead was at HchamiUla 1 throughout Strehlow put the Blues back In 3 84 14 Tuekrr BaSJar t $ the half — and only eight points be- and aevento feet four inches from n UaaJley on econd play of Ac IIS Wetaa taaaaaa 8 Up wing wing tip" cause of a late Brigham Young rush Buck-th- e Bobbie Albert of Pe'od There must have been giants on Getaartaeae Joe Richey and Tom Kan-edid d" wlth Punt 10 earth those days and may- - ?' Iced32 most of the scoring for Brigham 12 Tstala MfJtMost Strehlow made ft all be the snow geese were as large "I"!' Gry bv on th next plafc Young Richey got 15 points and aa swans' Utafc 13 34 44 gf Karren nine Benners went back to work Clara aaula T"" Anvwav Joat to Sam for thanks The box score: Cm par Krreraa: lw0 more toticja- a look at history- Villaasva Brigktaaa Taaag G FTP OFTr About 22000 the MdOMT f 1 0 3 a 3 3 13 Richey f field-hous- SB lF j ! Owner-C- 34-2- oach i' - : 40-3- nt i !' 'Vi ot isP'Sr attraction jgtiP8aagfsaaaaaaaag m ( Comedy is iust as important in the Globetrotters' scheme of things as a great lineup capable of holding its own against the best on the Fred Klott Merenry hardwood courts Shrewd showman that he is Saperstein has parlayed this combination into the way the boys play winning basketmost popular drawing card in all ball under unorthodox situations" sportdom not only on the North American continent- - but in many Saperstein said "And that is the other parts of the globe where the reason they are able to give out team has played and made a tre- with their best performances From indications we'll have another mendous hit As one sports writer put it: capacity house at Ogden and the four clubs will make every one of "Abes boys — wizards all — comprise the best bas- those fine folks happy they atketball team on earth They not tended That I promise you" the only are master nlsvers hut thv genial ADe added Tickets are on sale in Ogden at are also amusing actors That's why the SRO sign is always out Frank and Roy's Grill The Mint Bank Smokery and at Porters and wherever they play" Besides their rehearsed stunts so Waiters club: at Sportsman's with the fans the Trot- - i out in Clearfield ters are great extemporaneous com- edians There was the time the team had two loaves of pumperSalad Bowlers Arrive nickel bread made into the shape of a basketball PHOENIX Ariz Dec 29 AP — The boys quietly substituted that during a game Football teams of the universities and one of them suddenly tore out of Houston and Dayton— scheduled a chunk and started eating it The to meet in the Salad Bowl olsir fans thought he was eating the bas- here Jan 1 — arrived in Phoenix to ketball It wowed them day Both teams looked fit and ready Saperstein sums up his team's success thusly: "First of all we for the kick-of- f set for two pm show the fans how the game should Teusday in Phoenix' Montgomery and can be played like experts stadium A crowd of 21000 is exThen we give them a good show pected on the side" The diminutive promotional expert makes sure the fans have a Iowa State Seventh great show ih store for them He IOWA STATE Dec 29 eyen carries along some top vari- — betwen Iowa State's Cyclones in (APt rtertain control games during intermissions most of the wav defeater! th impresario Saperstein says Og- - Nebraska Cornhuskers 75 to 66 for a den is favorite spot for his Trot- seventh place in the Big Seven conters "Ogdenites seems to appre- ference basketball tournament to ciate our brand of comedv and the day g Hide-popul- -- j short time only! ar jaJUr 1 no-ru- no-h- 1 1 no-hitt- er Weber College Trounced by Carbon - Mexico Lad Wins Wildlife Highlights Recalled Junior Net Crown As Scribe Turns Pages Kentucky Loses io Of Federation History Book rs i Si Louis intra-squa- 1 part-India- 7-- 5 4-- Tcei 8-- -- HonMnshiri' i 60-5- 7 ftr 60-5- i time-wor- ir Indianapo-Kentuckian- 55-5- it - ""i '"' il 19-- 7 Brazilian Referee Called Them Against Utah Eighteen Fouls in All I u!nii V - i nrr Sit' 1 111' Nunn-Bus- h a- -- Sit? - 1 i 1 Shoes ESwt 1 t ( Santa Clara 1 Style 2308 COMMANDER Ust Ekes Out Win pre-seas- Over Utah State half-tim- 10-po-int 63-6- 2 Grays Win Over Blues r: 6-- 4 In Late Surge BYU Trimmed by a Villanova Tans -a ' Blacks Al Sugar Bowl Grains Cordovans 62-6- fn - J"u t u--n" 1 '": 34-2- 4 Jl1 nr 55-a- lI 75-5- 8 Opportunity to SALE PRICES on Nunn-Bus- h Save! shoes are a strong inducement to wearers of lower price brands to make the short step up to Nunn-Bus- h quality Treat yourself to the Nunn-Busing development which prolongs smartness improves comfort and adds g miles Better stop in tomorrow! 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W VM ins anna SV-- Caff 4 nit t-- --i- MONDAY DECEMBER 31 SHOE DEPT : r- Ha-- 1S ! 7 t-- 14 Michigan State Wina EAST LANSING Mich Dee (APi— Michigan Stale edged past g Glaamireg as Princeton 32-7 3 uiiMiuiaiai i following a 2 g gTWwn Stewartg 3e a10a 11a $72000 stahi g Minraesota ever Dartmouth win BATON -ROUCE by La NEA 0 0 0 0 Maguireg SUte arfrj Tuiane nari a hare tonight to give the srestern Hpsaana 33 a 10 73 XI 13 1 3S Totato clause in their 1901 football con- conference a clean sweep over the lob Halftim acore: Villanova 30 Brigham Part-timtract calling for ha ve round-Mbi- a Young II BOSTON NEA — Manager il the temperature dipped below W Ivy league in the two nlgkt Mas throwa ba- of Boudreau Red towrnament the haskethall Sox tc 1 and plans halves if the weath Schaffcr Steward Official Joan Stavaaa and Xtf runt play 30 games in 1952 er were otherwise ire BtataUanc alls Jartnan I ill13 I Chriatmarn Rorrru 3 0 S 1 c Devn-- i u u 4 1 urr ' ' - il U-1 Cili 44 e KAMMEYER'S SPORTING GOODS te L-- i Vv a 75-8- |