Show r i' o- v - 4- - - ” ' f ’ WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 27 THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1955 amni niradl Ss- 1 1 j ' s f ' ' ‘L v A 'Ip ' - ' - 7 I-- ' - 4 A I- ' 7 hVi 4 ' " 6-- - V '7 4? ’yvWi - nrt'rtnflf TVrtir ' 7 v tnftmtnm ’'nfw fit nnir tm— j' —n National Collegiate Athletic Association handed out sojne of the stiffest infraction penalties on record University of Cincinnati r suspenwas handed a sion but that included a ban on its team participating in national championships Three other were reprimanded by the co-favor- ite ! one-yea- name on it and then fell back in feigned surprise “Chandler Harper?” he shout- was installed as favorite at about ed was who My gosh is field bidding on? I thought it was jI W to whip the in the chase for $10000 first Harper” prize There was a big Calcutta pool the night before the opening of the tournament and nearly every big gambling man in the country By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was in the audience plus a National League — Repulski sprinkling of stage and screen 25 celebrities such as Bob Hope and St Batting Louis 396 Hamner PhilaJoe E Lewis delphia 367 Mueller New York High Bidder 364 Among the guests was a gentle- Runs — Bruton Milwaukee man from the East (who shall be Under the spell of 16 Gilliam and Furillo Brooknameless) some fine auctioneering by Milt lyn 12 Runs batted in — Snider BrookWershow “Mr X” won Snead in the Calcutta for a nice bid of lyn and Thomson Milwaukee 17 $21000 If Snead had won the Furillo Brooklyn 16 Home runs — Furillo Brookgentleman would have received finabout $40000 in return If he lyn 6 Kluszewski Cincinnati 5 X had a chance Snider and Campanella Brookished second Mr to break even Other than that lyn and Jaokson Chicago 4 Stolen bases — Gilliam iBrook-lyhe was a cinch to lose 3 Temple Cincinnati and visa is This spotA where the itors throw money away as if it Boyer St Louis 2 was diseased But this fellow was Pitching — Erskine Brooklyn Newcombe Brooklyn Min-ne- r a in of field the odds giving and Davis Chicago Burdette world’s finest golfers — a field in which every man in the group of Milwauke Hearn New York and 20 had nearly an equal chance Dickson Philadelphia to win But what the gentleman ap- - American League — Kaline Batting 25 parently didn’t know w as that 444 New York Skowron Detroit Slammin’ Sam had a broken bone 438 Kansas Power City 400 in the back of a hand that pained -Runs t- Carrasquel Chicago him so much that he couldn’t grip 15 New York 14 Skowron a club properly Boston and ManThroneberry Received Nothing tle New York 13 So Sam who loves to win monRuns batted in — Skowron ey as much as the next fellow New York 17 Throneberry Bosd beat only one man in the ton 15 Nieman Chicago and field The gentleman Kaline Detroit 14 from the East got exactly nothing Home runs — Nieman Chicago in return for his $21000 and Kaline Detroit 5 Finigan This is the same Calcutta pool Kansas City and Skowron New wherein Joe E Lewis also Was York 4 Stolen bases — Diering Baldoing a bit of bidding When it came to the name of Chandler timore Jensen Boston Rivera Harper the balding star from Vir- Chicago Kaline Detroit and ginia Lewis bid long and loud Yost Washington 2 He finally won Harper for $9 000 ClevePitching — Lemon Lewis who is known to have a land Nixon Boston Turley Harsh-amafew under his belt on occasion and Ford New York to to the Kansas Kellner prostage staggered up Chicago claim his bid He took a look at City and Schmitz Washington the blackboard with Harper’s 2-- irtiiitirninaBiiiiiiirn Keep Those Eyes Down! - i‘ CHICAGO (UP) — The University of Oklahoma one of the nation’s football giants was on two years' probation ‘today as the opening here tomorrow 'w ''As'X V feMdNWHNIW For Violations LAS VEGAS Nev (UP) — I note where Slammin Sammy Snead a ripe old 43 in the golfing wars has been to J installed with Dr Cary Middlecoff at 1 as win the $37500 Tournament of Champions tournament V-B' ’'"1 On Probation By HAL WOOD United Press Sports Writer j? 73? v£ 4 LA s 7 N7 v ?X sa s'? Dims'u’giDt Snead illliddlecoff Look Good to Win $37500 Tournament ' - SB STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Ciry star-studde- 1 d ’ smaller-universitie- j j Ezzard Charles at-bat- s j ing prospective student:athletes education” after their eligibility had expired of paying medical expenses for wives and children of athletes and with providing other fringe benefits in the form of cash clothes and even the cost of a rented auto- “cost-fre- e Hardfop Rhvmba VALLEJO Calif— A spectacular crash during hardtop auto races here resulted in two autos doing an apparent dance which sent the race driver Warren Bradshaw head shown above car at right to the hospital Bradshaw' crashed into car of Tex Hayden left also of Oakland on a turn and Bradshaw’s car flipped over five times Tonight on TV Fla' (UP) — Former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles and Joltin’ John Holman both fresh from knockout victories in their last outings battle tonight in a nationally televised fight in the Miami Beach Auditorium Charles was a favorite to whip the unranked Chicago Negro in his long comeback campaign for a third shot at chamCharles pion Rocky Marciano who has trained here for the last week will weigh about 190 pounds and Holman about 200 Holman has won 26 of the 37 fights He knocked out Cesar Brion in four rounds here a few veeks ago in his most impressive performance He also whipped Bo Willis and Julio Mederos earlier this year e Charles knocked out Vern in three rounds at Edmonton Canada last week He has won 87 of 100 fights Two of the losses were to Marciano after Charles won the world’s heavyweight title in 1950 The Cincinnati fighter lost to Nino Valdez of Cuba in his last appearance in Miami Beach MIAMI BEACH SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — Salt Lake City’s Bees and the Ogden Reds took off for their series of the first 1955 Pioneer League baseball season after a surprise snow stprm blanketed Utah and Idaho diamonds and wiped out all games last night Salt Lake takes on the Braves in Boise tonight while Ogden is slated to test the Magic Valley Cowpokes at their Twin Falls out-of-sta- te -- ' field Meanwhile Great Falls is slated for a game at Pocatello and Billings is scheduled at Idaho A ‘ Falls - ‘ 10-roun- 4-- 1 Es-co- Last night’s games which were snowed out were Magic Val- ley at Salt Lake Boise at Ogden Great Falls at Pocatello and The Billings at Idaho Falls and Great Falls games were rescheduled for June 21 as nightNo dates caps of double-header- s were set immediately for making Broke in Right up the postponed Salt Lake and PITTSBURGH (NEA) — Dick Ogden games Groat Pirates’ shortstop never played minor league ball He broke in as a first stringer and hit 284 for the Bucs in 1952 Falls-Pocatell- Bill-ings-Ida- o ho ' Minor Results By THE ASSOCIATED Cincinnati coaches were accused of offering aid exceeding that permitted by the university and NCAA rules The NCAA also aPeged that Cincinnati conducted tryouts for players that work at jobs provided athletes w'asjiot performed The vUniversity of Dayton 1 ! 2-- 0 at-ba- J j 3-- In Home Runs Triple-TemperAll-Nyl- 3-- ed By UNITED PRESS ' It looks like the National League will be the “home run league” again this season So far this year there have been 100 homers in 44 NL games compared to only 83 homers in 42 games in the American League' Last season NL sluggers hit 1114 homers to only 823 for the American Leaguers ONLY A 1 t 15 DAYS LEFT We Specialize In Auto Glass Replacement Insurance Bids Invited OGDEN FORD SALES 359 26th St Phone 8803 ' j 6-- n i 1-- j 3-- 1 f College and were Union penalized Virginia for playing in the Tropical Bowl football game at Jacksonville Fla Dec 12 1953 on the grounds it was not certified by the NCAA! 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Limited Quantityl BEDROLL COVERS New Complete With Original Thraa Straps— Hurryl 3-- Ft May 16th 6-- reprimanded SPECIALS FOR THE f DEADLINE On STATE INSPECTIONS Is Furillo has ntever been known to disduss the theory of relativity Yet it doesn’t necessarily strain the imagination to suppose that he is perfectly capable of counting up to three It was simply just one of those things which for years have made Brooklyn baseball a raconteur’s delight The Reading Rifle isn’t the only one on the club right now who has come up with a blank of redimensions on occasion sounding The “daffiness boys” in other The Portland Beavers in an His sidekick Duke Sni- “official” outfield woids are still with us opener delayed by In an era where baseball has der has a couple to his mirth- rains wdth Sacramento The split become a precise science such making credit 0 The brightest of eourse was Sacs won in the afternoon things as Furillo’s “rock” simply aren’t supposed to happen Carl the day the Duke stole first base and Portland at night by the pocketed an easy fly in short He had poled the ball for a cinch same' score right field and started loping for double but as he pulled up at Oakland bested San Francisco the dugout on the theory that his second base Snider had a nag’I Acorn pitcher Bob Cain had catch made for three outs The ging worry that he had failed to baserunner on third scampered touch first So while the pop-eye- d a shutout going with two outs in infielders stood there in the ninth inning then was forced home with what proved to be the — amazement the Duke took off out with the bases loaded Dick were there run because winning Strahs put down the Seals’ rally and slid safely back into first only two out By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK (UP)— Carl Fur-- j illo still is moaning today about the “rock” which cost Brooklyn a series with the New York Giants yet it serves merely to prove two points One is that as long has been asserted “anything can happen in Brooklyn” The other that he is a qualified Dodger of the old school College and Union University were Virginia Bethune-Cookma- n T tically eliminate 1 By TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Seattle Rainiers leading the Pacific Coast League added another in the win column last night w hen they scored three runs in the ninth to edge San Diego 5 Second place Los Angeles lost to seventh ranking Hollywood 3 home in spite of a three-rurun by Angel catcher John Pra-- ! 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