The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 19

1 irilt Salt lakt Zeibunt Thursday Nov 8 1945 I 9 te 9 A Ohio Coach Orders Players To Spurn Sports Scribes NAWTO GET BOWL BID Investigation Of Swedish AAU Planned rmy Maintains sip 11: anking Russo Cops Decision PATERSON Nov 7 (UP) Russo 13114 Rahway scored a decisive 10-round victory over Pat Demers 133 Brockton Mass in a rough feature bout' at Paterson armory Wednesday night )) 3 a- ry Savo id Knocks Out Sunny Williains KANSAS CITY Nov 7 LP Lee Savo Id 199 veteran trial horse from Des Moines Ia knocked out Sunny Jim Williams 185 Toledo 0 in the third round of a scheduled 10-round bout on a double feature boxing card here Wednesday night Savo Id sent his lighter opponent to the floor for counts of eight and nine in the first round 'twice for a count of nine in the second and finally put him to sleep In the third stanza with a short left to the midsection and a long right to the jaw Anderson Haegg And Others to Draw Attention I' MIAMI Fla Nov 7 (UP) will be invited to play in the Orange bowl game here New Year's day it was announced Wednesday A representative of the Orange bowl schedule committee has been sent to Annapolis to discuss the prospects with Capt Humphreys athletic director of the academy The announcement said that if Navy is interested the invitation will be extended regardless of how the Middies fare in their remaining games COLUMBUS- Nov 7 (CTPS) censorship Wednesday was clamped on news stories emanating from Ohio State football camp following orders of Head Coach Carroll Widdoes Widdoes called all the newspapermen including wire service representatives together and ordered them to stay out of the training quarters during the week and following the home games Then he issued orders for the mem bers of the squad not to talk to reporters Practice sessions however not be closed "of course" Widdoes said "we can't stop you from talking to the players but th6y have orders to pass out no more you will have to see me for that" The incident follows the publicity given to the Paul Sarringhaus incident in which the halfback and ex-service man "resigned" from the to return and ask for another trial By DR EITKENHOUS During November when the boys get to playing football really for keeps it sometimes is better to take a week off and rest The teams that do play might lose and move you up a notch or two in your standing when the Tigers were favored by That is what happened last 45 points week for the El Toro Marines and The balance of the top flight the Army Air Force Training didn't change There are 12 col when the Tigers were favored by 45 points The balance of the top flight didn't change There are 12 Bill Jurges Released NEW YORK Nov 7 Jurges 37 infielder for the New York Giants said Wednesday he had received hia unconditional release He played with the Chicago Cubs before coming to the Giants eight years ago ty he ta college teams and 11 service outfits along with Army and Navy which hardly can be classed either as college or service teams They are a little bit of both The Top Twenty-five along with the teams' rank and rating of last week: OW HELL INEIZE AZE arkiER-' PLACES! 1 tVOCKE12 ON Ii-IE 5A DEMOPOLIS DALY CITIZEN KV 4 MILE EUIV4 4r Iw OW WELL INEIZE ARE OTkIER PLACES! 1 WORKS: ON TE CA DEMOPOLIS PAILY CITIZEN I FOFZ A MILE -1 I JUST THE OLD KUSH-OFF ra 13E1 IT WOLII 8E PIFFECENT IF WUMPLE WEIZT HE ieS I riOIOEt3 i4ERE SOON AFTER I WAS OUT OF IIICW SCIIOOL WAS A COPY FOY 1 ri0Et? kERE '-i AFTER I KAS OUT OF $4104 SNOOL I WAS A COPT FOY I t11- -11It t-rim-rryomm I'VE MAO QUITE ate S1AFF A sir OF FILLED SOMe ExPEC1ENCE IF vatIO CI-1A 70 SNCE -of LEAVE 'MC NrmE ic17 APDCE SS Iii---11NO APDCESS or- ALL Otig wry aos ACE ClaS sow --1Q010tEk' 44r) 'In 0 1 1 V- -1 1 ALL OW corv eos ArE CIZIS NOW SOL CliECf 4- 'Arl le I l'----- kw IP 11ill hr Army Officer Takes Lead In Golf Meet A 0 A Li Li i 1 1 ki 7 II at --5 1 Command in the Litkenhous Difference by Score System of rating the nation's football teams Army of course held the lead with a 1243 rating but Camp Shoemaker was tied 13-13 by St Mary's Preflight and that constituted a "loss" because the Fleet City was favored to win by 23 points The result WEtS that Camp Shoemaker dropped to fifth El Toro moved up to second from third and the AA TC to third from sixth Navy was tied 6-6 by Notre Dame or the Middies would have made a climb better than from fifth to fourth Otherwise there wasn't much of a change in the Top Twenty-five Pennsylvania dropped from eighth to llth and Michigan stepped up to ninth from llth LSU suffered the worst skid going from 10th down to 20th by scoring only a 32-13 victory over Mississippi SERVICE TEAMS I ri toitip-41) N- 1' I 177 E-Ivai 6a 1 -E 441171217 171 :71 11 1i--7-: v' N' -'ii-LiiiirtE -f 3 to 7 pm It 4 1-- A 1 it mit I 7i il rl 11L COM Pt- 14) 4:: Lit 1 i 34 4 L--" IT IV 7 01 i-f: 'i (4CY 'let '1 s--- 7 4or t- 1fil Pt ') ::4" tILIS I i 4 1: I fit T'-- 1 i 'l i 111-w4411 i fe 7 N1 1 I 11 6 IZZI 111 111 a bt 4 I 11ElmIlla 0 1 STOCKHOLM Nov 7 CT1----In terest of Swedish sports fans ceni tered NVednesday on a meeting 1 of the Swedish Athletic Assn 1 called to investigate charges of professionalism against a number of Swedish track stars Including A Gunder Ilaegg and Arne Anders On The association will hear testi rnony from about 100 sports lead ers heading various Swedish athletic clubs which constitute the backbone of the nation's track it preeminence The newspaper Expressen re: ported that even government tax officials in the meeting adding that Haegg paid taxes on about $7000 last year and Andersson on $3000 Aftonbladet said that if the ath3 1 elk association held firmly to 1 principles both Haegg and Andersson "hardly can avoid being declared professionals" 1 If this should happen Andersaons projected trip to- the United 'i States for the indoor season this -i -1 Winter would be canceled :1 Sports writers said it was likely A that several clubs would be disI qualified for a period of up to two years if the evidence showed they ad "induced or enticed" track stars into professionalism The stars themselves might lose -1 Swedish and world records if ad1 nudged professionals Last Week Pos Rating 1 1253 3 1139 6 1130 5- 1131 2 1165 7 1118 4 1134 9 1105 11 1079 18 1027 8 1107 13 1002 15 1038 12 1075 14 1048 20 1000 17 949 19 1017 21 998 10 1082 24 967 Out 949 18 1007 Out 940 25 962 Pos Team Rating 1 Army 1243 2 El Toro Marines 1139 3 A A 1130 4 Navy 1129 5 Camp Shoemaker 1125 6 Jacksonville Navy 1118 7 Aiabama 1111 8 Notre Dame 1104 9 Michigan 1099 10 Third Air Porce 1070 11 Pennsylvania 12 Fourth Air Force 1057 13 Ohio State 1037 14 Minnesota 1037 15 Second Air Force 102 lft Purdue 1902 17 San Diego Navy-10'21 Is Air Transport Corn 9S6 19 Indiana 986 20 Louisiana State 978 21 First Air Force 975 22 Rt Mary's Cal 974 23 Duke 971 24 St Mnry's Preflight 962 25 Northwestern 981 GWOSISI -114ERE ARE NO SUCI4 "WINGS OF COURSE ASK SLIC1-1 SILUY QUEZT1ONS! 11-845 BUT 1Nit READ LOTS I GUESS ONE MUST AND Lo-rs STORIES BELIEVE IN G-10STS 'BOUT IN ORDER-MUST WAVE SEEN EM TO SEE L4A-Nk! N0 ANNIE-Bur MA'fBE I tlD WWEN 1 BUT I'VE READ LOTS I GUESS ONE MUST 1 DO 14A4-40 tNNIE" BUT GWOSTS? '114ERE AND Lo-rs STORIES BELIEVE IN GWOSTS BELIEVE IN MA'YBE I ttD WWEN ARE NO SUCI4 'BOUT IN ORDER- GWOSTS WAS A LITTLE GIRI'" -NNW OF COURSE! MUST I-IAVE SEEN 'EMI TO SEE '114EM--- AUNT SONJA? I DON'T ASK wiwou QUEZTIONS II ciksa-ve 1 1 Memo 1 Ir I II it s' 1 1 -8 45 1 Ir 420Iiiria0111aiNks1 GEE IJIKLE GEORGE! WHAT DO GHOSTS DO CAN 11-1EY REALLY GO RI GHT 114R9inGsrHWALLS? 17- GEE UNCLE GEORGE! WWA DO 6140SIS DO? CAN -TWEY REALLY GO RIGHT 11-IRZIGH WALLS? 0 It II A A A coe 174 Colgate 776 College of Pacific 38 0 Colorado 769 Colorado college 682 Colorado A az 473 Columbia 888 Compton 437 Concordia 11 Concordia (Minn) 244 Connecticut 483 Cornell 697 Cornell college 428 Dartmouth 811 Delaware 123 Denison 287 Denver 639 DePauw 622 Detroit 669 Dickinson (8 D) 345 Doane 178 Drake 718 Drexel 103 Dubuque 356 Duke 971 Ear1h1m 129 Eastern Kentucky 473 ia: 1 -z 11 Ltli A tt A mi A --1 0 it' 0 1 1 111-11-19-1-111 I IIII Illirda -111 4 11- 1 14 1-- I- 1- Et '1 P3 II i 1 -5 i MENEM 1-11111 1 1 :11 -4 amminmylob i t-1 4 3 :2 1 No Wrinkle Wins At Bay Meadows By KEN ALYTA PINEHURST Nov 7 unsung amateur Lt Cary Middlecoff of Memphis scored his second subpar round Wednesday to lead the professional aces at the halfway post in the Anorth and south open golf tournament with 139 While the first day leaders Benny Hogan and Denny Shute blew themselves off the pace with 745 the 24-year-old Tennessean fired a three-under-par 69 to go with his 70 of Tuesday and grab a one-shotlead The soft-spoken lieutenant an army dentist and a recent patient at the Valley Forge Pa army hospital played all his shots well but it was his artistry on the greens that counted required only 22 putts Hogan from Hershey Pa and Shute from Akron 0 who exploded 66s Tuesday had their troubles with the rugged No 2 layout Wednesday and wound up with two-round totals of 140 to tie for second position Mike Turnesa of Knollwood 69 equalled Wednesday's low round by Middlecoff Art Doering of Chicago and Dick Metz of Deal alone in fourth place with 141 Sammy Snead Hot Springs Va Doering and Gene Sarazen New York were bracketed at 142 with Metz and Bob Hamilton Chicago' the defending champion a shot back at 143 Forty-three players with 150 or better qualified for Thursday's final 36 holes for the $5000 in war bond prizes The 20 low scorers: sAmatenr 30A Cary Middlecoff Memphis 70-69 Ben Hogan Hershey Pa 66-74-140 Denny Shute Akron 613-74-140 Mike Turnesa Knot 72-69 Art Doering Chicago 73-69-142 sant $nral Mot Stirtitga Va '142 tIono Manager) New York 7141-142 1 ncit N11 it Deal I Hamilton Chicago 72-71-141 Goggin Whit 72- 72 144 VIriO Ithreevo' San Irranrint'o 73-71 Ilenrv Ransom Ilotixton 69-75-144 Johnny Btilla Atlanta Merman Ketser Akron 70-75-145 Ed Furgol kiirmingham Mich 71-74-- 145 Harrison Chicago 74-71-145 Toney Penna Dayton 0 71-74-145 Barney Clark Denver 7173-146 vic ObezIti Deal J- 71-75-146 xratnt John Ilumm Jr Rockville Center 76-70-146 Ky ficlon Chicago 74-72-146 1-Cit--41 Keiser Akron 70-75-145 Ed Furgol kiirmingham Mich 71-74-- 145 Harrison Chicago 74-71-145 Tonv Penna Dayton a 71-74--145 Barney Clark Denver 73-73-146 Vic Obezzi Deal J- 71-75-146 grat John liumm Rockville nlle Cen- ter 60-146 KY La i 7-7 clon Chicago 74-72-146 32 2 97 01 01 51 206 724 131 541 537 935 826 24 375 if 1 01 MATEO Cal Nov 7 UP) Wrinkles came from behind In the stretch to win by half a length in a $2500 purse race for grade three-year-olds and upwards Wednesday at Bay Meadows Time was 1:13 for the six furlongs The winner with Roy Summers tip paid $1590 $670 and $590 Supermont was second Frank Zehr up paying $1250 and $840 In third place was Green Bush ridden by Charlie Corbett and paying $1410 ran Brazen the favorite and Six Trix the second choice horse finished out of the money 0 6 "I IVE E5IZOLI6HT J'' ANN LAWYERS OVEq- Alk laY! ----'s- vvi-IA-r6 THeMe41NIN4 1 le ILL MAE IT HOT FOR tt OF TI-II P9E1204TER0114 ALL CON MY170Y- CERNErt 41 1 REPoR-r IN THE MORNIN olfr c7 THE WAY APE PR? r1 1 I'M 60N6Tt 5PEAk I -R31 MY AEPH i EW1 i Lc 11''' 1 '1 ii el- 4 t)7 4 ei's2 i )-i 1 I A i 1 i I 1 L'' A 0 l''' el I St SI -7-- s' IJ pk-v4 't: 1 17'10- 1 71 7 i''''7 7 titt -1te' -'i I 7 7 Si 6'Jc0111 1 de co- i A 7- if I ife 4 I Ar-'' 1P e- 1 7 I I 1 0 1 a t-t it '''74" k-s 411 01 I 1 (CY! 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I'M CA1 C-WIPLPM 11 ON A B-79 THAT'S 001N3 "TO BOMB A HuRsIcANC WITH MO A-TM BOB' --AND FRANKLY I'M WORRIEVI cte' "TO BOMB A HuRsIcANC WITH MAC) AlOM BCWOBS --AND FRANKLY IM WORRIE RC7 v1-4 1 (-)14 -r-utrr rAINktA GENGRAL I TRAMIER NOT TALK ABOUT MARRIAGE! AS YOU PROBABLY KNOW-- I WAG' MARRIEL ONCE eUT 1 Lo5-r WIFE ABOUT MARRIAGE AS YOU PROBABLY Y-NACDRAI-E-D NC ONCE RI BUT 1 I-09T AAY WIFE! KJAL mi-rr TAt THAT'S OKAY GENERAL- BUT GETTING 6ACK "TO CINDY GONE -TO COVER A VERY PANIEROOS FL13H-r ING BACK MD CINDY ---1-1E'G VENER7DPANI OUS CWR 1-0A I Lory-ly rr GA of SHOULD 1THINK YOU VidOOLD Be WORRIED! THAT HURuNG ONE ELEMENT C) NATURE A6A1N5T A NOTH i riiii 1 v-o Be WORRIED IAHY-WHY TI-IAT HURLING ONE ELEMENT AAiNST NATURE 6 A THER Ncy Open Tourney I I Alf---AR5 rim YOU AND CINDY 4 -I GE MARE )A RI IRN 12 TO CI 1kt 'r 14 -II JACK? ri 1 t'' 2 Tis- -I" 4 L' If AP Opel' Tourney a 46 QW -1 111 1 6- k- RA it i 0 A rit 4004 Ae illob fit i 4014141 -1 -1-r'L--- 0 I L4: Littiiio! t---- 1 4 I 1 1 4 4'-'''-' 'It'v-1 -a4------41 0 I A I A Pr 1 leo el 1 1J4 go- ail LAbileMiat at 4 I a So I 4 ta 41P41-24541 1116 lama i it iNIVOrrag i lt 4 I 1 01 I i I n)4 rt HAA of Foot FiNos eektayS --IL It) tosEBHICIttetCayt FOOL To PR "mow lik 1) st--' 4 I 2r-ot-- 1 law I Set at Lakeside SAN FRANCISCO Nov 7 un--- Pres Russ Newland of the California Golf Writers' Assn announced Wednesday that the $25- GOO war bond San Francisco open golf tournament Jan 10-13 will be played over the Lakeside course of the San Francisco Olympic club The course is considered an outstanding test of golf he said adding that gold stars Byron Nelson Ben Hogan and Sam Snead all entered had expressed a wish that the winter season's richest event be played there- et at Lakeside Un SAN FRANCISCO Nov 7 Pres Russ ewand of the Cal- ifornia Golf Writers' Assn an- nounced Wednesday that the $25- GOO war bond San Francisco open golf tournament Jan' 10-13 will be played over the Lakeside course Iowa Wesleyan 190 Jamestown 9R Johns Hopkins' 216 John Tarieton 315 Kansaa 650 Kansas State 474 Kearney' 275 Kentucky SR7 Kenyon 01 Kirksville 14 4 Knox 01 Larrosss 65 Lafayptie 463 Lawrence 291 Lehigh 257 Lockhaven 299 Loran 480 Louisiana State 976 Lorlisiana Tech 475 Luther 213 MacAlester 262 Maine 269 Manchester 01 Marquette 792 Mars Hill 01 Maryland 54 5 Mosssichusetts 305 Mexico 341 Miami Fla R46 Miami Ohio 737 Michigan 1099 Michigan fs- 563 Michigan StRte 714 Michigan (W) 567 Middlebury 333 Midland 10 Milligan 280 Milwaukee Minnesota Mississippi 690 Mississinpi State 875 Missouri 236 Missouri Mines 346 Monmouth 13 1 Montana 17 4 MorningeRide 115 Muhlenherg 300 Murray Ky) 533 Musking1101 357 NaVV 112 9 Nebrkska 610 Tows Wesleyan 190 Jametwn 9 Johns looking 21 6 John Tarieton 31 is State 47 4 Kansaa 4i5 Kansas Kentuky 7 Kearnev 27 5 5R Kenyon 01 Kirks ville 1 4 4 Knox 0 1 Larrosse 6 5 La fa yst 46 3 Lawrence 201 Lehigh 257 Lokhaven 2R 9 hct Loran Louisiana State 144791 Lorlislana Tech 475 Luatchit fester 213 262 Maine 269 Mancheser 01 Marquetle 792 Mars Mil 01 Maryland 54 5 11111111k Headquarters for IF 11 TIRES fl BATTERIES 3 A II I 6 Et -MAGGIE I-IAS ME CLOTWES ALL LOCRED UP- 50 I CAN'T GO OUT TO GIT SOMETHING -to EAT- BUT I'M GONNA C30 IT VEP'-JIGGS 17)011tT LOOK SO GOOD 511-JCE 1-415 wIPE PUT HIM ON A DIGT- -HE IS DYlkiG HIS vzA- HE 'S UST A GHOST OF HIS OLD SELP HELL-0jGAkIG I 141JH it GAK1G WAV1 NAA-rsie DO VOL) COME I- IIIIIPI" I TO THE FRONIT DOOR? r't IF 'yOU COME AROUND 4 CAPITALIST N4- ir-7-11: TO THE AO 17 kr 7 epooms? ek ru TALK TO Yai reTorr ir rr' 1: 1771' 4 0l-- 11 WHAT MAY 14 I Le I 4e" 7T- I' 51 I i 4 4 1z00844 )1t- 'i k- PPENI if 1y 4 v- 8411 4 i il- t-: c- 1 A I frii-------- rto I A 1-6 til wool --f 1 1 1 1 "A A Mall 1 lir -110 --Z-- I a VEP-JIGGS I HELLO- (i 1 1-1 l''' LOOK SO GOOD VEA HE'S I GAkIG I I ill AK1G I cN MAGGIE HAS LAE cuzrrmEs 51kICE HIS WiPE Jus-r A -1 iT -I WAY li 1 7 It 1: 4 PUT HIM OW A GHOST OF 1 ALL LOCREC) LIP-- 50 II a 4 III CAN'T OUT TO GIT DIET- -HE IS HIS OLD EOMETHIWG -to EAT- BUT I'M GONNA DO IT- DYlkiG ON -mor RIG FEETllf-i SELP '1--7--71 a 11k (C17 014 1-ILII-1 (71t 44 ri 1 i ZI-rouol- cr k4 41-s I 1 iiort a --7 1) 1 Ib' 1 slinm: 0 4 tl i :11 I kril Veplill1110" 1 II rt fq i -I 1 -18) diriont 41 cv illb ioN 2 oft ei17e-12 (PP-t 1111' 011)11P-- 0 '1 1 7- CO 40 I 1 0 I f- 8 I Ai Cope Mii King Frown Sranicate Inc add pIn os rtccnni a -te-7- I tillIP1 I TOWHYTHEDZONVCIJT iF 'ICU COmE AROUND 4 r7 CAPITALST iE BACK 17 I To rLL TALK TO Yai war 41- 413V 1- eacoms? 41- ils 1 II' 4 10--1 -1 i k7 I ie- -''''''4'ssie" 1 0 )1t'' 16 tisss111(11 A PPENI 4- 41 1 a t' ::4 C-- 3 11 1 goo 6-2- '''2 Pr 1' 01 I 31 I ailliw -sf 'e -0- ty 1 ft tie 'so f' -V iff- 7- si--- Ellik i joh tiotbr-ier-ati 1 1 --1-- -------74217------------------------- 1945 The Car hie Crutchet Syndicate and ACCESSORIES EXPERT RECAPPING Sul Us If Eligiblo for New Tires Illinnesota Worries Indiana Coach BLOOMINGTON Ind- Nov 7 on by Minnesota's seniors at A A (Bo) McMillin of Arbor last Saturday hadn't seen the performance put Indiana sometimes wishes he "My my my my what pov on by Minnesota's seniors at Arbor last Saturday "My my my my what power it rut we I itgrwhfs to I Tinkmt-elie 4 472 Irl 1 ihmthfsto LARCH TIRE SERVICE 35 East 4tb South Dial 1-5615 By Jimmy natio They'll Do It Every Time rrb Ann they've nine think of Beniors in the starting lineup" walled Bo who left his team with assistants to see the game "I'd just as soon play Michigan next Saturday instead of Minnesota even if Michigan did beat them" said McMillin Thus McMillin's hopes for a victory at Minneapolis Saturday are none too high because the Hoosiers were able to turn back Michigan in the season's opener only by the margin of a lone touchdown margin of a lone touchdown see the game "I'd just as soon play Michigan I Saturday instead of Minne- sota even if Michigan- did beat them" said McMillin Thus McMillin's hopes for a vie- thry at Minneapolis Saturday are none too high because the Hoosiers were able to turn back Michigan in the season's opener only by the Int ireold opmeowe Pr Hs STOTEy POLE HICIS WHO IS SIX-FOOT SIX IN HOTELS HE iNSTALLS BA1I-P00M FIxTUTZES At -4110111111i1111 HE PUTS MIIZQOIZS SO HIGH THE AVERAGE SIZED GUY NEEDS STILTS TO SHAVE OFF HIS WHISKURES --ritarree 11 BOYLE otLgi-V 7 METAL MINING INDUSTRY OF UTAH I finf-i 114 "Mining is fascinating The miner never knows what is beyond the face of the drift or tunnel It may be waste or valuable ore" 0 1 i 1114? 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