Show IBC Stands Pat on Walcott- - C holies Georgeous George Slates Ogden Bout Most of the sports writers of America say Georgeous George current sensation in wrestling "smells to the high heaven" yet the colorful figure is packing 'em in every where Hell headline the February 13 prweram at The —7— — Bertha na in Ogden Even while the aroma reaches us this tor in advance Promoter Kenny- Mayne announces that he istBBM' Bak SaBaSt Bluebird Will Return lo Speed Tests By Oscar Fraley DAYTONA BEACH Fla Feb 7 (UP)— The "Iron Lady- - sits here today Uke a faded dowager but plans are being made to make her the speed queen of the world once more Her paint ia faded and he? "feet" are tired But the Bluebird the five-to- n metal matron whichSir Malcolm Campbell piloted to seven world records isn't through Capt Sherman Crise who rescued her from a British junkpile intends to see to that Right now oh exhibition at ton Beach's Speed week she Dayisn't much except a huge mass of poised metal her tires are frayed her body is bent and scarred in and the fuselage is pitted by spots particles Jtrora the when she roared 30113 miles day per hour on the salt flats of Utah v back But the Bluebird is coming Campbell the tall and smiling Englishman who piloted her so deftly is gone Yet the Bluebird looking almost indestructible still has the heart and more important the design for the future So Crise plans to her with jato or units and try to put the gallant old lady back on top It won't be here at a where the stock car specialists are tampering with speeds this week She proved in 1935 that such a pace was too slow for her and she needed more room to ramble Five times over the concrete-lik- e strand bordering the Atlantic the Bluebird carried Campbell to world speed records The first time was in 1928 when she whipped the y measured mile at an average of 20695 In subsequent efforts she did 246 253 272 and 276 as the eager Englishman attempted to become the first man to travel 300 miles an hour on land Jhen his quest took him to the Utah salt flats because Daytona simply didn't have enough running th length of its white beach The story of that g dash in 1935 ia a historic one At seven in the morning Campbell sent the Bluebird fir niJng over the windward mile at 30433 As the rules he had to go both ways with read and against the wind Changing treads he ueaaea oacx and had just entered the clocking area when a skid set him to braking When he stopped they told him his average was "only' 29987 MPH The disannninf H rmoWau -Wa head and said he would trv !i:irNorris Hopes to Close — rrc2(CS5BE?f5 I Rematch in Few Days Many Proposilions Loom MIAMI Fla PBSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY Feb 7 (AP—The great debate between Promoter Jim Norris and Jersey Joe Walcott s manager continues today with the date site and opponent of the heavyweight champ's next fight still indefinite 7 1952 has screened the challengers and cut the number of applicants to include: Larsen (Pa) Tugger Gypsy Joe Bob Cummings Cal Roberts and Benny Trudell All topflight grapplers One will be named to oppose George The Gorgeous One is astounding We shake our grizzled head when we observe that he is the in the wrestling greatest attraction ring today — and he's a far cry believe you me from Frank Gotch Joe Stecher Jim Londos and Ed jKw aaaaaaT Strangler Lewis of another era Of course he's a creature of this modem age which demands showmanship in sport When be appears at Bert&ana arena in Ogden on Feb 13 it will be one of Gorgeous George the few time In many moons that he ll not be ander the glare Beeerved seats are $2 and genof the kleig lights and the foeus eral admission ducats will be SI ' TV cameras f the Students will be admitted to the - Listen tO the pomp and ceremony balcony for 59 cents The perfumed and marcelled Baseball writers of Chicago have an all time Chicago Cubs Buy enters tne ring while the strains of "Hail Gorgeous George" picked team as follows: blare over the public address sys- - diamond First base— Charlie Grimm (1925- tem The Orchid Man will have his body tenderly encased in l38 Second base — Billy Herman one 01 nts eighty-od- d expensive uii-ia) robe creations trailing Third base— Stanley Hack (1932- One pace to his side and two steps to the rear will be his snooty valet Jeffries bearing a silver tray Shortstop—Billy Jurges (1931' ' PyyJjFgBjl? ZlMmEKm imf&nr VjSaaaBLaaaaaaaW with brush and comb perfume dis- 1938 lWaK' infectant atomizer and bobby pins Outfield — Hack Wilson (1926 —excuse me I should have said 1931) "Georgie Pins" This is to freshen Outfield Kiki Cuyler (1928- the star during the arduous ordeal 1935 ) And Jeffries — he'll be nattily atOutfield — Riggs Stephenson tired in formal full dress suit to be sure The two of them will dauntless look down their noses at Catcher— Gabby Htrtnett press row other ringsiders and the throng that will be on hand The Pitchers — Mordecai Brown tNMtness of rubbing elbows with 2 hlth aapatera will cla?h Friday at the Warriors (rym nasi urn for the second tit VJ'li" 1916): Jim Vaughn the hoi polloi is obviously distasteiKiran scramDle "iir Charlie Root Riir i i ful to both of them above witb hi five probable udshriuan tarter left to rlht:liame Lon Warneke 6 DoK After the regal entry Jeffries disinfects the ring opponent of the Honorable mention: evening Just before the bout be V Pitchers: removes Ed Reulbach a nunbci gins Gorgeous of " Graver Cleveland Alexander "Georgie Pins from his platinum locks and Orval Overall 0 tossei them to the feminine farm 1913) 3 Bill Lee as souvenirs : Pat 1947) Guy Bush Sheriff Blake Despite this department' head Malone Wring and the remarks of others that be ia strictly a show let Catchers: Johnny Kling 1910-1one and all be informed that Roger Bresnahan Cjyrge can really wrestle He was (1900 Jimmy Archer sated nationally as one of the top IB— Frank Chance feasor heavyweights before the NEW YORK Feb 7 (UP) — The Mam of the platinum hair and the Phil Cavarretta (1934) Ivy league erased the name of the againSALT LAKE CITY Feb 7 (UP)— 2B— Johnny Evers silky raiment helped him earn a college basket-ba- ll great Tony Lavelli of Yale in an official word was fortune- "I was a wrestler before 1921) Rogers Hornsby In Hashed fans The its true record will to tim books have spot important their 1 became entertainment "by ear" this get 3B — Harry Steinfeldt Gorgeous" he explains and when Campbell heard this he today and replaced it with the Orchid Man can still move with week with the nearest Woody English name at least 500 miles away of Perm's me college game vtiiuuea irom and never snapshooting cockpit the best of them and he ll show Heinie Zimmerman The Utah State Aggies trek to again sent the big thunderbolt after Ernie Beek it qusckiy when an opponent mussSS — Charlie Hollocher The ace Albuquerque for Thursday night's es his beautiful hair 2 Joe Tinker 1916) Since then John Cobb has boost- set a new Single-gam- e Pennsylvania The Gorgeous One is famed for scoring mark go against New Mexico Brigham OF — Bill Lange 9 ed the record to 394196 miles for historic the conference last per his marcelled hair He visits the Frank Schulte Jimmy hour hitting 403135 on one mile wnen he swished 45 points Young university will meet the nigni beauty parlor in every city he vis- onecxara uwe-isiz- ) Bill Nichol but maybe that wont stand for through the hoop at Cambridge Montana Grizzlies Friday night and its daily He fancies evening dress son ' " " Pins turn out the mass to ieaa me Quakers in an Utah tests the Grizzlies Saturday sports afternoon suits of robin-eg- g ion-LaJust miht become to 48 victory over weak Har- night in Missoula blue chartreuse lavender and cad "once Mcen or speed vard The Aggies wind up the weeknary yellow— m I Jealous? again He eclipsed the mark at 40 points Radio and movie stars have kow- All-St- ar end with Saturday night games in set by towed to him He is an intimate Lavelli durgames will send ing the 1949 season And Beck sank Denver Other of Bob Hope Bing Crosby Jack 17 out of 19 free throw tries to Wyoming to New Mexico Saturday Skel-ten Baer Red Dempsey Buddy night and Denver will be in Fort equal another Lavelli mark and all the other top person Collins with Colorado A & M SALT LAKE CITY Feb 7 (UP) aiiiie of Hollywood At one time All told the Penh junior who night Football and basketball players at he wrestled William Bendix for plays center although he is a com- Friday The week-endaction will send the annual Block U award banauet Hollywood charity Bob Hone was parative midget at that post by the upper division Skyline-teanat the Ambassador Athletic club his valet Mae West the referee It modern standards with his six feet lower the division against squads last night were told by Dr Adam four inches tried 21 shots from the and most observers Drought in tens of thousands for think the tilts S Bennion Utah Power and Light floor and sank 14 of them th fund the to Sht meet will have Mount little on effect confer- company Ogden ward and Ocden Now he's coming to Ogden! s brilliant display was the ence Beck executive that Bowl ward for the South OgFifth ward will collide for the Mt den stake basketball standings However upsets games and aid to students in sports Indications point to a jam packed highlight of a big night of college have marked championship stake basketball Ogden Skyline can championDe play every last earned out wtihout endanbasketball which saw night bv Pexthana arena next Wednesday ship in the first week so far r beatins ' — of mammoth c'Kinii the nation's No 1 team Kentucky You'd better get your tick- double header atgame wara w gering the American way of life score its lo 37 The B Y U Coucars Mt will he Stake — Ogden ets early Bennion featured speaker at the Tonightgame will be played 13th straight victory 81 to 61 over fighting to retain second recreation hall Friday night at place awards banquet said 8 ports Tid Bits it was his gym- - Mississippi in a Southeastern conin the after were knocked eigm p m J Hillman Stevens an nasium at loop they ference game and unbeaten that m students who opinion p nounces engage from toD rune the last week with to Membership letters members rack up its leth straight losses to Utah State and Utah The in activities should Summary of Ogden Quarterback club are of the eight L D S be win 64 to 49 over Niagara helped by their university He sits Hrd now in the mail President Maurice stakes of Ogden will meet the Ha- GTTP Ulan must win over Den saia ne Deueved tne student should OTFP Kentucky's win was the Wild- ver toAggies 4 Sruart hold of Conroy announced today During waii any in the second game 73 60 0S 19 3 5 13 3 margin hope be cats 106th straight on their home for a Qult for what he does for jBrotvn 1951 the club boasted a membershare in at nine p m honors and the rewarded Taylor 7 1 014 court at school above his classwork Lexington Ky I0JBybee Frank a crack at the Skyline West 0 0 0 0 The Hawaiians have met with 8 3 4Ul crown ship of just under 300 The goal Bye Critchlow 2 3 0 4 Ramsey paced the attack with 28 Football blankets were awarded xme success in Utah for 1992 will be '400' 11 fea13 0 2 Prlngle Hadley 0 Z 'l I points but the Wildcats appeared by Coach Jack Curtice to Weston I 3 R Bjibea President Conroy will name a ture two hula dancers They and other Arnold 0 10 0 somewhat f Gardner Harlan Kosmata Gerald sluggish as compared house committee this week The entertainment between halves of Stark 1 a 2 4 Buahman 0 111 with their last game against Ole Purdy Sandy Morris Guy Brun-et- ti house committee will have charge me nnai game Miss when they set a conference Tom Dubllnsky Jay Brown Two players were added to the 19 10 11 49 of all banquets of the Quarterback Totali 13 15 7 37 record by Lowell Earl Don Suckowicz winning 116-5-8 and Church dub organization list today These Don Kalicki are jLsue Moore of Ben LoTiekeU for the Utah Golden HiBii Coach Vadal Peterson mond stake and Marvin Felt of Mt 'loves boxing tournament at Ogden basketball blanket awardspresented to Glen Stake Ogden high school February 13 Smith Paul Shrum and Bobby Doors as the Mt Ogden 7 stake now 0B 8ae 1 The Burns SALT LAKE CITY Feb T rin iccreanonai nail will onen at h JHl? Me and and Frnk CottonDriving Little up Big m A p large crowd is Roy's Grill and Ogden Elks club wood canyons to Alta and IIIMUPW ski resorts between two pBrighton SAN FRANCISCO Feh 7 mP m and MOSCOW Ida Feb 7 (UP) — six The Los Aneeles and Hollvujnnri A p m on week-end- s and holifootball series would be banned under a baseball clubs announced yester- has been 4 between the days proposal urged by the day that all local games of their University arranged of Idaho and Santa committee and independent branch 1952 season would be televised Clara university of the Utah Safety council A contract was sinned This LOS ANGELES FpH 7 fir- mwas announced Idaho by The recommendation with KHJ-Twas de- After three agreeing to pay each manager of athletics Gale Mix the postponements to club $75000 far discourage "Sunday driv90 who said the teams will meet first signed ' title fight between home games eachapproximately ing to the resorts during the hours middleweight Oct 25 either at Sacramento or at skiers Sugar Ray Robinson and Carl are returning to the city It Will be the first M mp in t he San Francisco(Bobo) Olson has been reschedThe group also recommended uled history of Coast leacm ha The return engagement will be minimum for March 13 at the San Franthat such a full scale video pres- played at Moscow safety standards for ski cisco Civic auditorium 1953 yn lifts the entation of games has been shown 5-It will be the first time the two threatened closing of ski slopes to Promoter William P according ce ot Kyne to the public by avalanches and flagWith Aluminum schools have met on the gridiron Kyne said he reached an agreeof hazards ging Rod ment on the new date with m George Gainford Robinson's manager The bout originally scheduled SALE tor December was postponed three times because Robinson suffered an injured back allegedly on two CLOSING OUT ALL occasions and his mother became ill on another FISHING wind-whipp- They'll Start Against Weber Friday st Day-ton- te 1946-194- 7) - 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2Sth St m t tickets limit nnHibor of bus for tickets must mm prtlMsl by averting toy ywr ticket ear-l-y lunch bring Shotguns only m4 mm bocktbef (WSiaevas S:30 A M co round trip NEW LOW PRICES ON NEW RIFLES The GIFT -- mid-Februa- ry y Joe In Pittsburgh was understood Bocchicchio s latest proposition amounted to a 9100000 guarantee to Charles from a proposed Marciarto-Walco- tt If Charles would agree to gate step aside Bocchicchio's plan also would assure Charles of a 0 percentage split with the winner in June However Charles isn't buying " according to Norris But it all adds up to a busy summer in the heavyweight n Whether it turns out to be 30-3- di-lo- Walcott-Charle- s or even Walcott-Marcian- Walcott-Harr- y Las Vegas remains o Matthews in to be seen Two Games Slated nooper Second blasted First 62 to 40 and ClintonHooper wal- loped Kanesville 57 to 25 in Lake-viestake basketball games last night Two games are scheduled tonight No Davis stoke- - Kanesville meets Hooper First at seven-thirt- y P m and Clinton takes on Hooper Second at eight-thirt- y p m iasa niEnt s summar m- w - KsUl GTFP Cliataa BOSTON Feb 7 (AP) Rex 19 14 PreVedelf Waymentf 5 a a 12 Layne Salt Lake City heavyweight 0 0 0 0 Petenenf AdamM S 1 o is Who is trying a comeback at the t S 1 3 Matryf Wallacce 7 00 14 0 10 0 BarUettf tender age of 23 will be a Chfldc 1 a a Saunderse Aravcs favorite over Willie James 12 §8 £5 39 Jacksong-110Price 9 1 1 11 of Boston the New England Summerig 0 0 0 0 Rawsonf in their feature boxTaylor Schultzg Schneider g 0 2 6 S ing bout tonight at the Boston Hodsonf e o e s Garden Layne was rated as one of the 7 24 n: 27 15 3 37 Total! most promising of the younger crop last year until runninc tin a agamst nucsy marcano and ex- - 2G T TP o o o J Vtnttraf qo Tf Lzzard Charles On his 4I Chrittenien ' n Rhn t a m aat 10 last Boston visit in 1949 Layne 9 3 4 14 Cook e E Vemtrac S 4 2 14 won a National A A u title 4 110 Kapg Hull 9 1 SIS 0 2 0 0 L Belnapg t 6 0 IS James has won all but two of 1 0 0 2 Childg Alleng his (8 professional VBelnapg 4111 engagements 0 0 0 0 Yamafhitag JohnBcua4 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 against mediocre opposition g RBeusf Heavyweights lark RrmnMTW Walker 1MI Boston - 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530 583 705 Tip Tip LURES — TACKLE BOXES 06 further rs H ii? ilre no certainly "As far as I'm concerned a Charles match is the only possibility And the Charles people feel the same way After all we have a contract for a return bout We didn't mention Rocky Marciano's name at all today '1 don't blame Felix for trying to get all the money he can get We re still talking taking up different propositions Some time this week we have to reach a deadline Mr Christenberry (Bob Christen berry chairman of the New York Athletic commission) is serious about the deadline he set for Walcott to sign" Bocchicchio wants permission to bypass Charles and fight Marciano the unbeaten slugger from Brockton Mass The Charles camp ia holding firm to its demands for fulfillment of the return bout contract signed last year before Charles was knocked out hyHK ti-tl- ist v i All-sta- "We're apart" said Norris "I think we have reached some mutual grounds in our negotiations top-hea- vy 's irtahuarn1 Walcott'a man agar RexLayne Meets James Tonight (1918-192- (1939-194- Felix Bocchicchio 6) (1902-191- (1904-191- T fr For IDS Teams buh's - C1902-191- aaaa HOUSTON Tex Feb 7 (UP) — Baseball's the greatest game in the world But don't kid yourself— it won't take care of you always" That's the belief of Eddie Dyer the friendly former manager of the St Louis Cardinals And therein lies the story of why Genial Eddie quit the game when most managers would have been looking for a boost in pay- - — Just when he had seen one of his teams win the world championship in 1946 and four other teams through 1950 give a very respectable account of themselves Erom the very I hadrft planned to staybeginning in baseball all my life" he explained "Don t get me wrong — I'm not trying to ig oecause I know I'm piuy snr not" But as far as I'm concerned there's nothing more pitiful in baseball than seeing a former great down going down down until he finds himself in class B ball then finally out" "All my life I've wanted to own my own business And no one realizes better than I that I wouldn't have been in position to had it not been for baseball" A right successful business — or businesses — it is too Dyer operates with two of his former with St Louis an insurance players and on the side has a very agency thriving oil business His partners in the insurance enterprise are Howard Pol let now a pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates and Joffre Cross former utility for the Cards when Dyer was boss His business connections force Dyer into many extracurricular activities For example he has just finished an extensive task of helping stage the very successful Houston fat stock show Nearly three vear the game Eddie says he has ffo plans for returning to baseball's big time — or any other time professionally ed ip my-wm- Norris president of the Inter national Boxing club which holds exclusive rights to Jersey joe services reported progress last night after a fourth session with ii Lame uyer is Successful Business Man 1 I sun-whiten- pet-assi- £ig$ fm m m si r : - 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