Show SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 13 THE OGDEN 1952 (UTAH) STANDARD-IXAMINE- R ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS IN PICTURE ADDITIONAL SPORTS Grapplers See) Outlook for '52 nivmnir Berths Rated Same At Iowa State By Commissioner Rv FORD FRICK la (AP) — The coun- - (Baseball Commissioner) try's most talented amateur wres- (Written expressly for The Associated Press) week tiers turn their attention this to the final Olympic tryouts and: NEW YORK (AP) — It is diffi-- I a place on the United State's team cult to look too far ahead in times like these You never can tell invading Helsinki this summer More than 150 well conditioned when lightning might strike How- gents — winners and runnersup in ever l neueve ine general ouiDaseoau iook is lor orgamzea 16 district Olympic qualitying tests — meet at low a State college about the same as it was a year here Thursday Friday and Satur- - ago We seem to have reached a ' jnorm in attendance that should day in a four mat spectacle After three days and nights of not vary too much We have lost star players to the wrestling Olympic style the eight secondand we will lose more service six least at championaand place finishers to emerge will com About ibuu naseoaii players now are in service By the end) of the pose the U i team Everybody here is qualified — season w e probably will have lost and muscled The U S team will 3600 players I do not see any serious manbe "the most powerful we've ever had" says barrel chested Raymond power problem at this time I Schwartz navy coach who will think most of the leagues that start lead the American wrestlers the season will finish Most encouraging to me is the against the world Although wrestling under one continued rapid growth irt basestyle or another is universal the ball interest among the boys of Americans will not be entirely on America More youngsters are familfar ground under Olympic playing baseball than ever before The little leagues the little bigger rules The "quick" fall is only one reg- - leagues and the American Legion ulation which may be strange to junior baseball program provide him Another is the possibility a continuity lot program T I will watch with great interest that a man might win five straight the Pacific ("oast league in its matches and still be eliminated Matches under Olympic rules first year under the new "open" limit providing classification This is a step toward are some rugged gent doesn't slap a a third major league" I under-fal- l on his rival American col- - stand about 90 percent of their legiate rules call for nine minutes- players have signed waivers that rest after each three minute pe- will keep them out of the baseball riod (draft next winter The Coast league The U S has a' two second fall has asked for the opportunity to rule but under international keep its players and build toward standards if both shoulders touch a major league status This is the the mat simultaneously a "quick" first step On my tour of the training fall is delivered Coach Hugo Otopalik of Iow a camps in Florida and California I State a member of the Olympic found everybody optimistic about w resiling committee says the Eu- - the new season It probably would ropcan stresses strength and speed be asking too much to have anoth-- i after contact to overcome an op-- s er ending like last year That hap' ponet the Americans rely on pens once in a lifetime We do speed aggressiveness and maneuv-- seem to be headed tow ard another erability good season with prospects of But the most puzzling rules is close races in both major leagues the weird mathematical scoring formula This intricate system provides that a contestant is elim-- i inated when he accumulates five 4-- 3 penalty points These demerits are given on the basis of one for each decision win and three lor each SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — The ft t loss Ai ine uni way a wresuer Ttiv-—- u can escape a demerit is to win by mond crew their opener dropped fall Thus a man could win five in the sk u baseball season decisions and still be out of t a Monlana Grizzly crew traiiing I V S coaches are confident of t Derks field yesterday thus country s chances Their op-- j 4 tTh 3 Redskins vvho last from Swartz timism ranges startcd' o£f ence d confer th 1 no we reason shouldn "There's n iniuii d UK iii niiu iuu dominate the sport in Helsinki" hinted another good season to Otopalik's more conservative which But that lead faded quickly be"Americans should be better than hind the spectacular control of in 1948" Gene Carlson Grizzly pitcher wITat we "From I've seen fed the Utes — after that Carlson ' should have our greatest squad first inning — nothing on which Swartz says they could capitalize The big bats of the Ute crew could only drive the ball into a Grizzly mitt Basil Williams on the mound for the Utes made it a real pitcher's duel part of the way at least He gave up only five hits while the Utes were getting six off Carlson MIAMI BEACH Fla (UP) AMES j j ' - 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Vies Lose Game To Montana j I — as Mrs Teresa a master plumber by the state of Illinois threads pipe in the plumbing shop she and her husband operate in Cicero MASTER TRADE Smid certified 'LATIN BEAUTY'— Balbina Gutierrez Parisian mannequin holds trophy she won with title of "Latin Beauty" in Paris competition ttaeed to aid flood victims SCREEN TEAM — Irene Dunne left and Joan Evans teamed together as a mother and her daughter chat between scenes on a Hollywood set during making of "It Grows on Trees" FAREWELL TO MET — Kirslen FUgsUd holds gift as general manager Rudolf Bing bids her farewell after final appearance as Alcestis in Metropolitan Opera House New York niti 1 Seixas Mulloy Reach Net Finals Top-seede- Vic- - d Scixas of Phila-- j delphia and veteran Gardnar Mul- floy swatted their way into the finals of the Good Neighbor Tennis tournament here yesterday Seixas dropped the first set to Art Larsen of San Le- s andro Cal in the then rncnvnroH tn K9 v5Rw v w w w oia namian Muiioy turned back Dick Savitt of Orange left-hande- — serai-final- ! J 5-- 7 6-- 4 63 The New NEW YORK (UP) York Dailv Mirror said last night l mat iwo tjuamn iouii cihiuicis have been identified as the slayers of Arnold Schuster the young pants salesman who led police to the capture of bank robber Willie Sutton? The Mirror said that the slayers identified only by the nicknames of "Rocky" and "Choppy"' were being hunted by more than detectives who 50 are conducting a search of water T ii-i- N J SIOVl f i d ! 6-- 0 jiUH!©Q in m 1 WO i 1 ' Tomorrow Mulloy faces Seixas and Mrs Patricia Todd of La Jolla Cal meets Mrs Magda Rurac Los Angeles Cal in the women's sin- gics iinais In today's finals of the women's doubles Mrs Rurac teamed with Lois Miller ol Miami Beach l n beating Mrs Gladys Heldman of front bars Houston Tex and Althea Gibson New York 7 5 Larsen paired with SidneySchwartz University of Miami in downing Hamilton Richardson Jr lulane university and Hank Os- ten Daytona Beach Fla ROME (AP) — A in the men's doubles semifin- study of the holy shroud of Turin leads In the mixed doubles Scultpor Ferri to believe Jesus Melita Ramirez and Gustavo Pala-fo- Christ was about six feet two inchboth of Mexico beat Lois es tall with a majestic face and Miller and Jack Staton both of athletic build "Christ was not the spindly-leggeMiami Beach odd looking figure that Phil Silvey of Miami Beach took the veterans' singles finals with many artists have depicted" Ferri an easy win over Frank Murphy said Saturday "He was a noble Fort Williams Ont figure with a majestic face and Tomorrow's men's doubles fin the build of an athlete He had a als will see Larsen and Schwartz strong chest His arms legs and face Mulloy and Savitt while hands were finely moulded" mixed doubles finals will pit Miss Kamirez and Palafox against Mrs Todd and Schwartz Italian-speakin- j 6-- 3 - 6-- 4 Theresita EARNINC CREDIT SOFT LANDING- — Jeanetta Mincer extinguishes an oil fire during CDA rescue course at Ogontz I for which she Hill receive academic credit at Blooms burs Teachers College The Maid of Cotton Pat Mullarkey Montez on arrival in Paris to start right is greeted by a European tour as cotton industry's goodwill ambassador - CETTINC IT STRAICHT Secretary General Trygve Lie shows Swedish Premier Tage Erlander how to use delegates earphones during latter's visit to U N in New York Erik Bobeman Swedish Ambassador to United States watches www j al-s- 22-ye- - semi-final- 1 1 1 IIUUHiHIilfl! 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' LONDON (UP)— Another man walked away with Joseph Thomas' bride yesterday two minutes before the wedding ceremony was to start Here's a Worm That Fights Fish BOULDER Colo (UP) — A Colorado school teacher informed the nation's fishermen yesterday of the development of a hybrid worm that turns squirms writhes occasionally leaps out of bait cans and fights back at fish from the end of a hook Forrest Davis Boulder junior high school teacher described r as a "red hythe brid" — a cross between the hardy She had left the building he was told on the arm of another man — a London Bobby who had taken her to jail on brandling super-wiggle- blue-coate- d charges of being AWOL: from the women's royal army corps— British equivalent of the American WAC and the large orchard worm deep-burrowi- Cubs Rained Out CHICAGO (AP)— For the second straight day weather prevented the Chicago Cubs and White Sox ST LOUIS tAP) — The open- from starting their city series as ing game of the annual city series rain and cold wiped out Saturday's between the Cardinals and Browns scheduled contest at Comiskey is planned Saturday was canceled because of peftt A double-heade- r Game Called S0?-1T- be ° BE for the COMPLETED England-Ital- y — Work is rushed on Rome's Olympic Stadium so it can soccer match in May Stadium will hold 81000 spectators M I C H T — The submarine Pompon Ilea severed in Philadelphia Navy Ycrd dxydock as workmen lower a new t insert vwith electronic gear into its ADDINC TO ITS mid-secti- on rain Sunday to m |