Show THE OGDEN FINE FIELD RUBEBARBS to All 4t Challenge LOS ANGELES — Now it has been Bid v:W::- TALENTED SOPHOMORE i - By BOB HOOBING Superlatives are rolling out of j THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Southwest where! apparently Talented sophomores — the best ' the sophomore cup runneth over d quarterback-t- o group since 1948— are expected j Trayior play a prominent role in the genius from Temple: Texas will be the only sophomore starter coming college football season for the veteran Baylor Bears Keep an eye on such boysWil-kin-as s Trayior was in the freshman Notre Dame fullback Dick d ' : Why Garden Grove? Well it twice Olympic Games diving just so happens that booming emissary community has a dearth of ear Champion a good-wil- l and throat doctors par excellence for Uncle Sam nose Lee himself told this writer the President Eisenhower's luncheon entire story a month ago It was guest of only three weeks ago a story he didn't want to see and the Sullivan Award winner printed He knew how the Com- The'story details how Sammy Lee munists in ' the 12 countries tried to buy a house in Garden which he toured in the Far East prove to be occupied shortly in Uncle Sam's behalf last year when he 'gets out of the Army would use it to ridicule the vital He M a major in the Medical points he emphasized so convincCorps and hopes to practice as ingly about democracy the free an ear nose and throat specialist world and the USA Now tragic-alin Garden Grove upon getting his that will be done release from the service in a few True exposing Lee's problem Weeks Still hopes to in fact to the light of day will bring Sammy a Korean by ancestry much good especially to Sammy was told by the salesman he himself The skeptics and race would lose his job if he sold the prejudiced are on the defense house or a lot to a not to mention being in the spot Inappropriately the street conn light of ridicule It is also heartcerned is called Lee Lane ening to see the good people of Garden Grove rallying to Lee's WIFK TRIES i flior wi fw—mH r i iir support His many friends too i mmv are offering to buy a house very time Major Lee was attend- They him theri permit him to pay for ing President Ike's luncheon in back the on his own Washington — came to Garden terms- - r rioney drove fromFort Carson Colo But the big regret remains to make a new attempt to purlis that Lee's outstanding That chase a home She was told the contribution goodwill property if bought by the Lees larly his clinching evidenceparticuwhich would so decline in value that the Commuthe compelled heckling rest of the houses couldn't be nists in Bombay to seek cover sold be "discredited" even how may Typically the gallant little ma- sabotaged jor commented "This doesn't What (Jid on his goodhurt me it hurts my country" will tourSammy how he made the ComThere on display is a cham- munists eat their very words and pion a thoroughbred and the how pointing to his very stuff of which heroes are made brownthrough skin while putting to rout what the I wonder incidentally that only capitalPresident Eisenhower thinks of ists propaganda in live is one of this country the Lee situation He happens to the most inspiring perbe vacationing right now in Colo- formances of and loypatriotism rado where Major Lee is based alty I know Now that same brown skin comes back to haunt Lee cost him dearly and give the ComEx-Ogdenife munists fodder — damaging fodder — for the Communistic propa ganda mill The bitter sickening irony of it! BIG OPPORTUNITY HERE In my opinion the Lee situation could serve as a challenge to Pasadena doctors who rank in their profession as among the world's finest Why don't they Sammy under their wing to SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — takestarted in this city — help him get Hometown professional Tommy him and applaud him encourage Williams continued his sensa- for all the world to see tional streak of golfing today to know? Yes and see that and he hold in the lead in the a house of his own moves into Utah Open Golf Championship choosing at Meadow Brook Golf Course Personally I have been priviWilliams who is assistant pro to travel about this counleged at the suburban Salt Lake City a bit in the interest of my try course showed his to win friends in every thus seven under par 65 score job Of all the people I know section was no fluke by coming in with if I could pick one to be my a round of 70 today to retain I'd put Lee at the top neighbor the lead with a score of 207 of list the Ellsworth Vines the former I don't think a finer Amertennis champion turned profes- icanjust than Sammy Lee lives sional golfer stayed in the running after 54 holes by moving into second place behind Wil liams with a 208 Vines fired a four under par 68 today to move into second after he slipped from the top spot on the second day of the gigantic meet Salt Lake amateur Lou North also stayed in the running as he fired a 72 which gave him a MILWAUKEE Wis (UP)— total of 211 for third place North Only three of the eight teams however had company in the which will compete in the first third spot as Ernie Schneiter Jr annual Global World Series of who scored a 68 today and Colo- - Baseball have been selected yet radoan Cliff Whittle also with but the mammoth job of preparji 68 tied with the Utah amateur ing for the tournament is near for third ing completion A four-watie for fourth place The baseball extravaganza will exists between Dick Kramer of be held at the Milwaukee County Salt Lake City Marshal Springer Stadium home 'of the Braves Smiley Quick and former Utahn Sept Dick Lundahl Spain Japan and Mexico have Finals in the $4000 event will already decided on their entries bft held tomorrow in the series Teams from Hawaii Williams is a former Ogden Colombia Canada Puerto Rico cady and a former Intermountain and the United States are still amateur champion te be decided V 'The story concerns Sammy Lee ? y non-whit- e m one-ma- n Keeps Lead In Utah Open j 72-hbI- e -- record-breakin- g Milwaukee to Stage Series Pie ntiful It American Colleges and th£ pity of it all! Not only has it been told but the story has Ogden Golf and Country Club gone out on the wire from San Francisco to be read will be the scene of the 1955 throughout tiie United States— AND you may be dead cer- Ogden City golf championships for ladies starting tomorrow tain not onty read but exploited in Communism-dominatemorning Ernie Schneiter proareas f fessional at the Country Club reports The qualifying round is slated for 9 am with feminine performers of El Monte and Ogden Country Club competing for the championship "Mrs E F Easley of the Ogden Country Club is the defending champion" said professional Schneiter "Shejs a former state 170-poun- Kentucky tackle Lou class of 1953 but because of a injury last fall decided Michaels B a y 1 o r quarterback to save his eligibility A phenomDoyle Trayior Cornell halfback enal in high school passer Bob McAniff Oklahoma center Trayior Morris full-may Bay compare Dennitt and Oregon ' lors great! signal-caller- s with — Ad -back Jack Morris IIIMI JJfLHII TMiUni1 LJ The old saw that a team will rian Burk Larry Isbell Cotton champion" WILDCAT GRIDDERS DIRECT THEY a game for every sophomore Davidson lose "All matches in the champion the in eight-gamlineup should wilt before oneTwo quarterbacks tabbed by schedule this ship flight will be over 18 holes J Weber College gridders will play an professional scout as the best the most promising batch of fall Milt Mecham left head coach will have Ray Rhead Sixteen ladies will qualify in this he's seen in several years passers — '48 since the contingent right as his chief assistant during the campaign Rhead is a flight for suitable awards are among Rice Institute's sophowhich included Kyle Rote Vic former brilliant nd at Weber College Sixty gridders are "We will have' as many flights more blessings King Hillt-6-3- p Tanowicz Bobby Williams Dan as we have players There is a lot expected to report for the first practice tomorrow 205 a fine runner and top is Feldberg Babe 1Tarilli and Bud of interest in the tournament and 180 has Frank punter Ryan McFaddin the competition in the championa in slightwedge passing accuracy Wilkins the from ship flight will be keener than In addition Mutschink Virgil Duncan of the Oklais typical ever" from Texas Giddings may step varsity neophytes who will carry into an all Mrs A E Benning the Ogbackfield sophomore a share of the burden while strivden Country Club champion Eve and fullback Ken Hall though ing for stardon The Clare and Carol Olsen of El the Texas sensation Sugarland speedster can offer the Irish the came as the most heralded Monte Mrs J M Leven Mrs E-major league fullbacking neces- er A&M now leans toward playGibbons and Wendy Wangs-garleft sary for another great year all of the Cojintry Club half John David Crow of Spring' Iowa and with Michigan proper field La as the will be strong contenders top prespect beare front rank sophomore teen-agehelp Wendy Wangsgard of his defensive superiorcandidates for defending nation- cause! sensation on the links dropped Guard Jim ity Stanley from al Ohio State's Ten champion Big a close decision last week to Mrs KyJ also comes highly Lynch title A E Benning in the ladies Coun' The Wolverines named Jim rated Club finals try BRILLIANT STARS Van Pelt a quarterback the Walt Fondren Quarterback most improved player in spring 1 named No Texas' schoolboy of practice and expect him to share 1953 runs well enough to make the job with two skilled veterans the split-and awesome option Thev also have Jimmy Pace from in the hands of the Texas weapon T?nflr Litflo Art af tailhalf an4v —- — I ! f 41 Tn:U J 11 f And v ltt don't Longhorns overlook i enaeii Dave Owen from Mil iikiu itfiitiincii inaiiy squau ownisun rieming center Louis Del Homme members and a flock of new- Hall Wilford Christensen Vern waukee for the undermanned Exceptionally fine on defense comers will don uniforms of the Neilson and Robert Wolthuis tackle corps and able to play any backfield 235 The Ifawkeyes have Weber College football team were regulars last season Flemhalfback Ray Masters INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Auto when suits are issued tomorrow ing looks like the first string tackle Alex Karras of Gary Ind position 190 Brown wood Texas is Southwho won honors as a ern center racing cast off by the American on the upper campus Milt Methodist's prize plum Assn and widely at- - cham football coach announces Mesa of Grand Junction will! SuarA tackle and fullback in sue Possibly the best new lineman tacked as "mechanical bull fight- Mecham expects more than 50 open the season with" Weber Col- cessive seasons End Frank in Dixie is Kentucky's ing" will rally Sept 16 at the gridders to report for the lege at the new Weber Stadium 111 is so 219 of East St Louis Ed Michaels of Swoyerville Pa state Fairgrounds impressive deensively Fast and Eastern Arizona will iday afternoon first practice Last Sept 16 rough he's the brother An organizing committee oiyear the Wildcats won two and meet the Wildcats here one week and as a pass catcher he is likely of the Cleveland Browns Walt to be a regular flanker drivers promoters mechanics and lost seven later a Auburn 'definite! threat for Purdue hopes to get the break- Southeast car owners is sending out invita"We hope for a far better seaOn Octi l Mt San Antonio of Conference honors tions to everybody interested in son during 1955" said Coach California will provide the oppo- away running it's lacked in recent boasts halfback Bobby Hoppe of Tom Fletchsaving auto racing — including Mecham last night We have eight sition and October 7 Pasadena years from Tenn and end JimChattanooga plain fans scheduled games four at home Junior College invades Ogden for er to go with junior Len Daw- my (Big Red) Phillips Alex City son's pin point passing Sopho- Ala The committee formed two and four on the road Competi- a skirmish Hoppe averaged! 101 yards Neil Habig is being weeks ago at the call of Anton J tion will be keener than ever have been more Center games Remaining for Auburn's unbeaten per try Hulman Jr millionaire sports- Our home schedule will be es- scheduled on foreign- - fields as groomed for the departed John frosh team with his tremendous Allen's job man and owner of the Indian- pecially attractive with two Cali- follows: is a certain first speed Phillips apolis' Motor Speedway hopes to fornia elevens playing here in Oct 14— College of Southern FINE HALFBACK stringer wipe the term "outlaw" out of Ogden Utah at) Cedar City Oct 22— a Walt Georgia Tech's halfback Stan Kowalcyzk the auto racing vocabulary Rhead one of our stars Boise atBoise Oct 28— Ricks at from Westfield Mass draws high Flowers of Memphis Tenn is "Ray That was what the AAA called of 1948-4a brilliant end will Rexburgh Nov 5— Compton at praise from Michigan State as a classed with Hoppe as exceptionanybody associated with a assist me in football during 1955 Compton Calif halfback Voted the outstanding al sanctioned race The! group We are optimistic over the camCoaches Mecham and Rhead player of spring practice KowalTackle Charles Mitchell is being formed to succeed the AAA paign ahead" look for more than 50 candidates cyzk has power speed and prob- tabbed Florida Coach Bob Woodcontest board is inviting the Na Squad members returning are: to don uniforms tomorrow at ably is the best defensive back ruff's best line prospect in five tional Assn for stock car auto Ends— Bob Karl 3 pm on the squad years Guard Fred Sington son racing (NASCAR) the AAA's Stoker Baty Browning Morrison Dick Mc- biggest rival along with every- Collock Tackles — Reed Flint! body else interested in racing Gene Meibes Marvin Hansen and anything from ancient stock cars Calvin Putnam to Kurtis-Kraf- t 500S and Jaguars Guards — Max Swenson Dennis Duane Carter of Speedway Bingham and Verle Brewer City-Jn- d "the old pro" to big Backs— Wendell Hall Wilford auto racers said today it Christensen league Anderson be may necessary to use the huge Frank Slater Byron Neilson Vern Jim j fairgrounds coliseum to hold the Freston George Stettler Robert crowd judging by the mass of Wolthuis Ray Ward and Bruce letters received by the organiz- Jones ing committee Bob Browning Reed Flint Max i pre-seaso- n Tdll-- "mn-f'T- l III ' e new-come- rs 5-- 2 i WI Wildcats 190-pound- er hard-hittin- g d ©pemi Fall d Grid Drills Auto Racers Call Confab 1 T r-- ( 21G-poun- d 6--2 all-stat- ile e Rig-ne- y 225-poun- Mon-Indian- 6-- a 4 164-poun- four-perio- d d d " 200-pound- er 9 non-AA- A -- r7 l of the could help Alabama if old injuries have healed The University of Miami expects seasoned performances from quarterback GeneReevesr Atlanta Ga and end John Mel-wi- d 3 190 of Cicero 111 Maryland counts heavily on halfback Fred Hamilton best defensive man in the Terp secondary and Don Healy 240 called by Coach! Jim Tatum the best frosh: tackle he's ever had West Virginia plans to start Tony Hosek Miami transfer at right end 'and is grooming Mick-e- y Trimarki best passing prospect in Mountaineer history as senior Freddy Wyant's successor All-Ameri- ca 6-- at quarterback STRONG CONTENDERS Oklahoma strong bet for 1955 National Championship honors tabs Dennitt Morris 220 Tulsa as a linebacker of the Tom Catlin Kurt Burris caliber with developing skills on defense End Fred Hood from Denver was a regular as a frosh in the annual spring alumni game and is the Colorado quarter mile schoolboy chamoion He's 4 205 Halfbackdendon Thomas from Oklahoma City is the best among an outstanding group of soph ' backs Tackle Benton Xadd 220 missed the freshman season due to a broken ankle but was a standout in the springy McAniff of Cornell via Salis bury Ma ssV can't miss The is fast elusive and brilliant on defense Four of his five touchdown runs as a freshman were t varus or more in iengin Ed Oldham of Cuyoga Falls Ohio was Navy's top plebe back of '54 and the No 1 right halfback in spring drills Guard Tony Stremic of Grenside Pa a heavy-weigwrestler will be a hard man tokeep out of the lineup mores with the first unit — guard Stan Slater of Orange N J and end Don Saunders of Lancaster Pa V: Yale has a bright new battery in quarterback Dick Winterbauer and a great end named John Harvard looks to halfbacks Walt Stahura for fine things Tackle Jack Kern son of former Carnegie Tech and Coach Bill Kern and halfback Paul Toland are almost sure starters at Holy Cross 6-- Y 6-- 6-- 1 li 180-nound- er ht -- Pen-dext- er Du-ques- ne (nS£i3 tf©0Q j Best in Stock AUGUST 28 1935 BACKS amiial for Gonfalon i told AI3 R OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING Ladies to By RUBE SAMUELSEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- G30T78 iqu Pugilistic Package NEW YORK (NEA) — Fred BEACH Fla — 305-Tim of Flock Atlanta (NEA) Potigieter seven-foot-twDAYTONA o "has rammed his way to the top pound South African heavy- of Grand National standings in weight will arrive in New York stock car racing in September late-mod- el i 26" Tool Stttl Cross Cut Saw Bit -- lightweight Tock Hammer Steel Combination Try Square V" Wood Chisel 4 Screw Drivers osst sizes (magnetized to hold screws) e Screw Driver Rock Medium Combination Slip Joint Pliers and Cutter e 6 Ft Folding Rule 5 Pc File Set (4 files ord cose) Oiafonol Side Cutting Pliers 8" Stillson Type Wrench e 6" Sfillson Type Wrench e Gloss Cutter e Wood Scraper e Putty Knife e 3 Pc Pencil Set Wood) e 3 Tubes of Asst Screws 12" Hard Wood level 2 Hack Sow Blades e Sturdy Adjustable Vise 5 Pc Utility Wrench Set Tinsmith Shears 11" Crow Bar e 7 Pc Allen 10 Way Utility Wrench Set Magnetized Wrench (For Auto Bicycle etc) Perfecto Peg Board Woll Tool Cose for Hanging or Storing (24" x 32") 12 Perfecto Tool Hooks 9 Piece Twist Drill Set & Mitre 8 I -- 1 lAWlMY SAL! 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