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Show THE OSDEN __ (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINER 6. 1946 Hughson, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ' Herman Becomes Pilot Utah Staters Men Pollet Carry Burden Series Open for Cardinals. Red Sox in Title Suffer 6-0 Grid Defeat Favorites In 1946 Tilt Capacity Crowd lone Touchdown Slated In Closing Period Opens This Afternoon BOULDER, ROLE .. . Billy Herman, left, Colo., Oct. By signs his contract as -HIGHWAY When Series Gayle Talbot ST. LOUIS Oct. 5 (AP)-St. Louis' own Cardinals, 5 CAP) Fullback Roland Gregory led the Colorado Buffaloes on one 91yard touchdown march today and the six points were all they, needed to hang a. 6-0 defeat on an offimpotent Utah State ensivelyteam. football The 'scoring drive with which the Buffaloes successfully- opened their Big Seven campaign was launched in the second period, after Utah State's quarterback John a good 50managerhadtospiraled the Colorado nine. yard kick With Gregory breaking through the Aggie line for gains of 23, 20 and 10 yards, the Buffaloes moved to the Aggie 11. There they were stopped cold for three plays, but on fourth down right end Rex Wagner came around behind nice blocking to score. Utah State almost bounced right back into the game a minute later when right half back _ Jay Van Noy cut to the west side line and eluded several tacklers on a spectacular 79-yard run to the Colorado goal but the officials ruled he stepped out of bounds on the Pirates, succeeding Frankie Frisch, as President Frank E. McKinney of the ball club looks on. "burgh Is Colorado Puts Over By Ben Funk NEW Red Sox Rule survived a rough trip the finals, and the highly-favored Boston Red Sox held their last skull sessions and workouts at Sportsman's park today preparatory to hooking up at 12:30 mountain time who . . . Red Sox . . . MUSIAIi Cardinals . . . Red Sox TEX HUGHSON . . FERRISS . Red Sox STAN TED WILLIAMS BOO Sunday afternoon opening game of world series. * in the the 1946 the two clubs up A sell-out crowd of about 34,i was assured for both of the games which will be played here before move to Boston to continue the struggle, which delayed for five days while the National league made up its mind whether to pit the Cards or Brooklyn against the walloping Ameri- can league champs. Prospects were that a couple of Texas residents, left-handed Howie Pollet of Houston and "Tex" Hughson, a long right-hander from would be nominated as the starting pitchers in the opener. Buffalo 35. Only in the fading moments of the last quarter was .Utah State able to make a serious threat, when Tid-Bits From the World of Sports Burton Silcock pitched a 27-yard When Boston and St. Louis square off in the world to Cliff Hoppiiana at the Colorado 18 but four more passes series at Sportsman's Park Sunday, Ray Partee, former were knocked down by the BuffPollet, who turned in 21 viccatcher of the Salt Lake Bees of the Pioneer league alo secondary. tories for thc Cards during the The lineups: season, including a vital 4-2 tr" Pos. Colorado Utah State in a Red Sox uniform. * umph over the Dodgers in t Koelbel le Howard a Partee will get series cut and first play-off game, was certain Scott It Nelson may see a lot of service. Last year to g'o for freshman Manager EdShannon Walker lg die Dyer if the strained shoulder c Dean Lenny Rice, who broke in with aughan muscle which has hampered him Wise rg Hayes Ogden Reds back in 1939, is not too painful when recently Smith Schwab rt home with a share as a member he warms up tomorrow. re Wagner Hanson of the Chicago Cubs. EDDIE DYER HARRY BRECHEEN HOWIE POLLET Evans JOE CRONIN Although Manager Joe Cronin. Silcock Del Baker, Ogden pilot back in qb . . Cards Pilot . . . . . , Cardinals Cardinals Sox of the Sox had not stated a definite Price Ih Skipper Sorenson E. 1927 and 1928 in the Utah-Idaho Tanner choice among his "big three"-Hrh Hoopiiana league, is the chief coach for the fb Simmons ughson. Dave "Boo" Ferriss and Red Sox and will do his stuff from YORK, Oct.. 5 (UP)--Stan Mickey Harris--the Cards felt it 0 0 0 0--0 Musial of the Cardinals dropped Utah State the third base line. was a foregone conclusion they Colorado 0 6 0 0--6 Arch Ward, sports editor of the points in the two-game would have to look at Hughson. fini- Colorado scoring: Touchdown-Chicago Tribune, would be a mill- with the Dodgers, but still The big fast-bailer won 20 this Wagner. over 12 with shed over many .365, points he times ionaire if American league batting leader. year, ripping off eight of his last accepted requests of Golden nine starts. a Gloves stars to manage h i m Mickey Vernon of Washington, World Series At Should Pollet decline the as-. He first introduced a suy named28 points better than John Mize of The Associated Press signment, Dyer said his second second National in the the Giants, Joe Louis. choice would be another lefty, Participants -- Boston Hed Sox In all this hullabaloo over Bill league. Harry Brecheen. Then, if Brecheen released today (AL) won 104, lost 50, and St. Veeck and the new football leagueUnofficial figures Y,O^.L ^ vj.*.-* Y., Oct. -.also feels he could use more rest lost 58. that both league cham- Louis (NL) won 98. out By Hug-h Fullerton, Jr. half-time extravaganzas, leave us of seven (AP) -- The Big Red of Cornell j after his furious ninth-inning relief and Cardinals Series--Best four NEW YORK. Oct. 5 (AP) -Mnot forget that George Marshall pions--the Red Soxtoo. saw red often enough today to I stint against Brooklyn two Boston bat--led in batting, of the Redskins was the first to ted a team and the Cards Site--Oct. 6-7, Sportsman's park, inor league baseball men who as up more points against Army's Dyer's reluctant third .272 Adams At Base Second Cavort Will Bobby pro added football this give .2642. Both .also were fielding St. Louis; Oct. 9-10-11, Fenway dropped in here for the Cardsfootballers than any other grid would be George Munger, a of entertainment. has done for three years, but hander who only recently got with .977 andpark, Boston; Oct. 13 and 15 (if Dodgers playoff figure they have Larry MacPhail of the Yankeeschampions--Boston VanderMeer Tabbed nearly often Senior Louis with .979. Loop necessary), Sportsman's park, St. a enough to stop of the service. Aggregation; can certainly pick good executives. do work to before the lot of Hank Greenberg of Detroit hit Louis. the Cadets from careening to their Dyer was very anxious to toss He recently added Bucky Harris week in December, when the To Enos Starting time of first two games: victory. The score a southpaw at Ted Williams and the most home runs, 44, and to the firm, and, along with Tuesday Event Scheduled for Eight P. 46straight Hurl; the other Sox sluggers in the of the Cardinals was One-thirty p. m. (CST). to 21. Los AnSlaughter winter in meetings begin Red George Patterson, Farrsll, Not since Notre Dame kicked opener at Sportsman's park, where Odds--(Betting Commissioner J. geles. runs-batted-in leader with 130. When the majors set Weiss, Tom Gallery and Jack around the the rightfield fence is very short, Ralph Kiner of Pittsburgh led hisJ. Carroll, St. Louis)--On Boston Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals hog the diamond Mule all White, truly has a major league league in 1943 No matter what Redbird flinger in homers with 23. Green- series, 7-20; on St. Louis, 1-5. their new executive council'to premises setup. Probable pitchers first game-- give players representation, it virover the nation this week, but the traveling Na- upstart set of gridders finally gets the call, the Sox led all runs-batted-in with spotlight Scribbled outside Ebbe.ts field inberg firm favorites to capture Hughson (20-11) or Harris (17-9) 162. to do what the Cornells a remain who Brooklyn: "Thirty days hath Sepoftime, tional and American league All-Stars will provide a lotdared Williams of the Red Sox led Pollet (21-10) or Brecheen actually leading for the series. The fence-busters which minors the a through council, tember, April, June and November Ted runaway them to victory carried runs (15-15). and scored with 142, As a result, baseball for fans of Ogden and Utah at Affleck park coming off the floor to score the American league are figBrooklyn has Leo 365 days." Musial's 228 hits topped that dep- Weather forecast for first game--had their say. We have been curious about of occasional Likelihood twice more in the closing half. ! ured to generate too much power showers, from have to artment. start scratch Tuesday-night, October 8.. they'll Williams' batting average at YanReiser of Brooklyn stole temperature around 70 degrees. in producing a new setup -and Ameri- Doc Blanchard was on the side- 1 for the Cards, who wound the leads the off for Tigers, 15 of each' _ stars, Thirty . . circuit, kee stadium and asked Red Patt- Petebases, , , , .,, . 34, and George Case Probable attendance at St. Louis less than a month in which provide nine innings or more lines again for the second straight i season with only two .300 hitteijs. erson, Yankee press executive, to of Cleveland stole Louis betfOthers will, Saturd y , b u t touchdown twin,; J. ,J. Carroll, the St. leaguers. at --34,000 Sportsman's the (capacity sixth 29, was more than to make plans, as amendments to ; of spirited baseball and a Thurman Tucker, White Glenn Davis, whose odds on commissioner give us first-hand dope. ollows: ting Case American park). time has led the j events are widely regardTed From Patterson's figures . California Comet all sport Radio broadcast -- Mutual netw- agreement must be submitted crowd is anticipated. John Lindell,' Yankees, lb; league. had done exceptionally well at the Johnny VanderMeer, hero of two cfover ed as official, makes Boston whizzed touchdowns four Dave Ferriss of the Red Sox ork (Bill Corum, Jim Britt and 30 days before the convention for Browns ss- Wai- consecutive no-hit games,-is tabbed Vernon Stpnhrns' stadium. The figures follow: 1939, the best pitching percentage, an Arch MacDonald). T BrownT rf Tuck ! -three -of the first - to win the series: St. Louis If Tnrfnirf are In items the the National addition slab-for there several at bat 27. hits 8"; 1940. at bat 29,.806 take, Broken down into basic English; with assorted other compiled on 25 victories and Umpires--From National league, r means Stainback. Athletics, -'lim Blnod tec-and whatr Army leaguers. -He is one of the year that might be hits 9; 1941. at bat 32, hits 16: six losses. never was in last Hal Newhouser and Bob Ballanfant and Al Barlick; altis necessary to put u^ point-makers, A] 3b: Evans.' Reds. stars worth, of the Cincinnati Tigrs, as once the steam- $20 on it classed "unfinished business, 1945, at bat 35, hits 10: 1946, Feller scored the most victories, ernate, John (Beans) Reardon; the Sox in order to win Ken Silvestri, Yankees, any real trouble and a teams The double-header summary 3 The play for 26, but Feller lost'15 and the from American league. Cal since the big and little leagues and that those liking the Cards roller got rolling. bat, 27, hits 'Yankees; .But .more five years: At bat 149, hits 36, troit did get together on them. at Denver today and then head catchers; Floyd .Sevens. Gordon than any other clubget back $11 for each $5 they feel dropped only nine. Phil bard and Charles Berry; alternate, lefty Caster. George Ogden. Tigers; average .309. this season, Cornell demonstrated wagering. Marchildon, Dick Fowler and Bill Grieve. Maltzberger, White Sox; Clsrencethat' the Army second team isn'tlike Bobby A'dams, former Red sums up the .309 average, Luther Knerr of the Athleticsj tied Official scorers--Sid Keener. St. What, No Wolves? Boston strong boys bore a connMunBob an and Yankees, baseman second Marshall, suffered then subtracts the first four yearsfor the most pitching losses with Louis Star-Times; Ed Cunningham, dent air when they arrived on their too healthy, speaking, from a Topeka, Kans.. boasts the "dogcrief. 'Browns,' pitchers; Dario Lo-strictly and writes: "Before this year Ted16 in the American league and Boston Herald, and Leo MacDon- gondest" trio of sports figures in ankle injury in Kansas' City, of view ofspecial train late yesterday. One .football point Dain .White Sox, utility. came to the stadium and went Dave Koslo Clay. digiani, another they said^ calmly: course. Two of the Cornell touchdthe Giants lost 19 nell, Detroit Times. captivity -- Ray "Fido" Murphy, will be replaced by Bartleson, former publicity owns--at the end .of the third "Sure, we expect to win." bat 122 times. He made 43 hits, games in theofNational owner of the baseball club, "BowAdams left by plane for his Calleague. Colorado at so his average at the stadium beuniversity, is quarter, when rapid-running Wal- The Cards were somewhat more ifornia home and won't be able director Wow" Wojtkiewicz, coach of to play in Ogden. ! in charge of the two teams. fore 1946 was .353. Boy, did we Kretz went over after Bob voluble about it. They realize all Catholic high school, and as From Others Ogden follows in the i the- . clubs ly will bat whittle him'." had set it up, and too well that the house might fall Coffman. manager of Dean's'passes National lineup: Bob Sturgeon, ss, j north to Pocatello, Twin Falls, the start of the final Ted Williams, incidentally, has in on them at any time during the Decker Oilers, the town's and Peanuts thence 'when Jack Burns Heaved -chapter Lowery, cf, ; Payette, -Portland: Chicago Cubs; a 22- the next few days, but they are already asked the Sox manageball club. leading semi-pro ment for $80.000 for 1947 and Chicago' Cubs: Ralph Kiner, If., dovyn. the coast. They-are-playing to Hillard Chollet-- were decidedly "up" at the moment and.a Pirates; Max West.- rf, Reds: Jack a 29-game schedule. to make these times this would be the in One-Minute Sports Page counted, against the Army secondare grimly determined 5 CORVALLIS, Oct. . . (AP) Ore., was same as S40.000 when Babe Ruth Graham, Giants, lb; Nanny Fern- Tuesday's game real alley fight of the thing. . originally A. A. which That football'club Beavers State's displayed was in his prime. Braves, 3b; Clyde McCul- scheduled for Wednesday. October "Sure, they're the sort of team some of the gridiron power they was reported to be sala- andez, Cubs, and Bill Baker, Pir- 9. The change was made due to How far in front of the Amerilough, a 2071 serieswere expected that might beat you on any pitch on thecutting in turned season says Ashby's have to contrary, that, this ries Vandera game." assented Manager can league are the Red Sox? take first honors .-in -the Ladies' as field in Salt downed Portland univer- it has raised the wages of some ates, catchers; Johnny Cubs: Vic the fire, at -Derks they Lake and to Meer, Reds;'Ray Prim,enable the major would say until 1948. By that discussing his chances "But, Night league at Ogden players-as much as 100 per cent Lombard!. sity here today,a 35 to 0. Dodgers; C h a r 1 leaguers to play' at Pocatello. time Larry MacPhail may have Friday same, we can give them the Center. just Bowling them current with in The line in bring Beavers, disappointment Mike Bud- Tickets bearing October 9 date another champion. of a rassle if we're Tig*Phillies, and Dain hell L. R. Samuels won second honors 50-7 loss to U. C. L. A. last rates after -they had been Up Sam Chapman turned in a sens- 1978 and Barkalow Brothers nik, Giants, pitchers.men Clay, will be honored at the gate. the way we were in that secc week, the fact many of signed on the "old" basis. one of the fastest in the ma-Game time for the major league WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 (AP) play-off game." '*v ational performance in managing with 1883. Samuels their despite finished third halfFray Bowl Rose 1941 high-hurling Virginia's champions the Phillies during the 1946 seajors, of. the Reds,, is the utility event is eight p. m. Tickets are The weather man continued to, 729 r had the highonnsingle game. back.' has scored four touchdowns man. is unlikely that President Tru-smile now ^on^sale at Bank Smokery wasted no. son. He was recommended to on thc proceedinss. This Jane rolled 200,game Knight man in he has had the four times any world last attend of the scttling will Connie Mack some years ago byfor the best individual perform-, stand. series games, despite his enthusi- was another in a succession of on the ball in a'game. Eddie Lake, classy infielder of I Hotel ~ Lomond news with thc ti an ders hands his Tyrus,,Raymond . Cobb. , - - . ance. Marraine Clausse po_sted 108 eight plays of the thgy asm for the St. Louis Cardinals. warm, bright days, and nothing Thirty Marquette varsity footsome cloudiness and/ Half of Pittsburgh is up in arms and Lorraine Call 165. Lorraine their who go to chosen weren't touchdown. ballers Secretary Charles G. Ross _told worse than firstmore, two They over the appointment of Billy was forecast for tomwinds games ran up four the best three Call rising week-end no Villanova posted this indicthem of reporters by today there is Herman as manager of the Pir- with 499. Louise Bryan had 465 reserves. with the temperaorrow's start, now be to picked play they'might that the president willture Koins no lower ation and Marraine Clausse also had 465. ates forAl 1947. The.atfans wanted than 60. be a spectator at any' of the Michigan "B" team at -Ann Arbor. least that Henry Fryer set the pace in the Lopez., popular on the two clubs But "B" Team- Coach Art Krueger The Associated Press Wesley an 26, Swarthmore 0. or Boston. Louis in St. very regular is what Pittsburgh scribes tell theopening round of the Elks league was reported ready for the gun. insisted on. taking only .real scrubs, ! Buffalo 28, Rennselear 13. world. at Paramount Bowl. Rolling for who had been, absorbing .the daily Williams, who suffered a bruised an Thumps a Kid Nichols of the Boston Na-the Antlers he posted series of George Washington 37, Kings j Rutgers 53, Johns Hopkins 0. elbow when hit by a pitch in beatings from- the varsity.. . . He also had games of 205 tionals in 1890 and 1891 won a 560. A. week's Oklahoma-Army Point 18. ! Rochester 30, Union 14. exhibition game earlier m the After last W. Smith of the Spikes 181. game, a-visiting, scribe wrote:/ Uur Columbia total of 57 mound victories. week, said he would play, even Bowdoin Massachusetts State 11, 14. Navy i 23, 179. Six Pointers posted high 1891 to 1894. the Kid won exactmistake was in ever going to big the elbow still was some8. though 5 team honors with 2341 and Hunters PRINCETON, N. Oct.touchd-(AP) Point on Saturday to play. Dartmouth 20, Syracuse 14. what swollen and discolored. Manjramcs in three years. were ly 100 Louis St. over Boston Princeton three next with 2215. poured Midwest a record for newcomers in is Schoendicnst, 2b ager Cronin growled last night that already -had won -the game Drexel 18, Ursinus 6. McBride, rf owns in the last quarter to baseball to fire at. three-times at the rally the night Pennsylvanit 66, Lafayette-0. Iowa 7. Moore, ct the rumor about Williams bem'g ss Michigan 14, Pesky, Brown, 33-12, today, in the before."- . Musiali lb DiMagKio, cf to the Yankees, or some-, traded Dick McCann's son is the bat this week offers a headline attractBoston Michigan 34, rf College Slaughter, Army 46, Cornell 21. gridiron tilt .at PalWilliams, If was rubbish and sounded like body Boston Red Sox and ion in the Weber college-Pasad- mer inaugural boy ot the 3b Xurowski, State 20. stadium. Bates 25, Trinity 0. York, lb a "National league plot" to ups·will get a nice series check In ena 'battle. This colorful classic Garagiola. c Shortage, but Not Sweet Docrr, 2b Miami 35, Dayton 0. 27. Colgate 6. case you don't Walker, If , . his great outfielder. 3b ' know Dick Mc- is scheduled for Friday night unBiggins. .Kansas U. had to borrow jers- Yale Partee or Wagner, c Marion, ss 33, Brown 12. Probable starting lineups fozf Cann. he is a capable sports Indiana 21, Minnesota 0. eys from Nebraska, so its foot- Princeton der the lights. From interest alrPollet. p Hughson, p game Sunday! writer. ball- team, would be properly clad Western' Virginia'42, Waynesburg Findlay 27, Wooster 6. aroused more than 6000 Ballanfant and iBarlick (NL;; Hubbard o'pening world series eady at tv.-o-thirty p. m. (EST): : The football agenda in Ogden will be on hand for the kickoff. Northwestern 28, Wisconsin 0. ind Berry (AL). for the Texas Christian game; then ·Harvard 49, Tufts 0. Butler 13, Indiana State 7. it put - the - bite on Kansas YMI Cross 16,.Detroit 14. Notre Dame 33, Pittsburgh 0. for .shirts "to wear against Den- Holy Muhlenb'erg.39, Albright-0. ver Charley Caldwell, Nebraska 31, Kansas State 0. Boston University 21, American ATLANTA, Oct. 5 (AP) --'-StymKansas 14, Wichita 7 grid, coach, attributes, a numInternational 0.. and held ber of-practice injuries to his inin the first half Iowa State 20, Iowa Teachers 18. ied Maine 7. 13, ortheastern a :o 6-6 draw, Georgia Tech procure protective equip- New Illinois 43, Purdue 7. 'to ability Rhode WINTER-TIGHT got Island Hampshire-25, soccer ment And Ohio University 25, Western started in the third period the Colgate Available for Immediate Delivery scheduled to open its seas- State 12. droye to a 32-6 win over Virginia Michigan 7. Bucknell State new a 26, Pennsylvania on before Wayne 13, Ohio Wesleyan 0. today, still can't get Military Institute today (Continued on Following Pagci of 25,000. shoes. No Down Payment Necessary Kyle, Musaal Tops | Stickers In Big Show M- .. Cadets Take to Major Leaguers 46-21 Game Confab on Show Ability From Cornell West Coast Here Tuesday Night Minors Plan for will ... . . | Fine Scores 7-20 . · ' Beavers Roll Over Portland Eleven Keglers List ' ' ' | · · .. '' Truman Will Pass World Dyer Series ' Saturday's Football Finals · · Princeton ' Georgia Tech Tops Today's Probable Batting Order · Browns, 33-12 J.. E- · · ' 32-6 S T N- .. 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