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THE FRESNO BEE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4 1944 Piji Casey Koverly Are Matched 3 Score On Bunt Seals Win Series Pro Bouts Are Planned Here Bulldog Squad Acquires Grid Star From Fowler Bee Sports Fresno Tech Gets Set For Opener With Hanford Score By Innings jMcQuinil Homer (Continued From rage Owe) J1 11 1 1 Scrimmaging under way among Fresno Tech footballers this weekthrew out Gatehouse Gutteridge'a -own wrW baora cutv DFOWHS The Fresno Boxing Club la at tempting to arrange a professions! boxing card for next Tuesday night in Ryan's Auditorium with th possibility of Junior mlddlcwights heading the bill Jo Cordoza -of Los Angeles a steady main eventer in the Hollywood American Legion Arena before going into the service )s seeking a main event here and he may Jim Caiey the mighty Irishman LOS ANGELES Oct For will return to action in Ryan'a Audi- the sixth time In as many trie Lot Thp backfield or Ua Fresno State Paul Donabedian Easton center lorium Saturday night meeting Angeles has lost the Governor's CoHege football team baa been Berge uoligian Fresno High rignt George (KOI Koverly tho rugged 'Cup plavoff aeries among first divl- strengthened greatly with the ad-Slav in a two out of threo XalLision teams of the Pacifie Coast dition of Johnny Perlera sensa-45 minute apecial match 'League Itional Fowler High School back- Casey hopes to accomplish whatl Lefty O'Doul's San Francisco: field man for the last two seasons another Irishman Terry McGinni Seals beat them at Wrlgley Field Pereira enrolled In FSC Monday could not do last Saturday in Ry-last night 4 to 2 on what perhaps and has turned out for football an'a Koverly won an unpopular was the weirdest pldV of th entlrejTh coaching staff has placed the decision over McGinnis scoring a'year in all baseball Fowler flash at tha Jeft halfback one fall win He roughed McGin- Los Angeles recently won the position in tbs double wing back els around the ring a great deal pennant for the aecond year in Si Warner offensive system Casey formerly was a clean rut per- row and San Francisco now has Tha addition of Pereira has re-former aa far as bis style went taken tho playoff twice running fleved Coaches Earl Wight Flint iut lately has turned villain in Th Seals picked up 35000 in prize Hanner and Don Bolt of a few guard Leo Garabedlan Roosevelt High right tackle and Gene Daniels Visalia right end Pressing these starters are Zorab Bohlglan Fresno Tech and Richard Ute Fresno Tech ends Neal Jensen Selma and Richard Rogers Roosevelt High tackles Charles Moran Washington Union Easton and Kan Galser Merced guards and Nlrk Dies Merced and Nick Glannopouitu Hb opening the aeaaon against Hanford Union High School Friday CARDINALS-Musial grounded night in the Kings County city out Stephens threw out Walker wc1 Cooper Kurowiki singled to left Coach Wayne Henderson and was out Stephens to Me aide Sergeant Jim Mulligan of the QUnli Air Service Command Training No runs one hit no errors one field single was the only scoring Center formerly a Fresno St at left -iTH INMNfl threat but Cooper went down College athlete still are hopeful out awlnglnr to end the second frame Opener 2 To 1 (Continued From Page One) hi i An in1 jin 5i "uiiiiiinijr inrvw out with a company now on location id Madera He recently waa discharged from the service and is whipping himself into shape for a comeback He has a fancy record Hia handlers say he ia willing te come here fight In the next week as going to Stanford Urlvcrsity is an outstanding wlngman Bud Richter lineman from Roosevelt has left for Stanford Wight said Wesley Wlpf 190 lineman from Clovis haa to be reckoned with and la bound to find a spot In the line He la a hangup defensive man the belief that a man must be: money for their accomplishment rough to get any place In the the Angela 92500 to go with tha wrestling game they got for winning the pen- Jim brother of Steve (Crusher) Portland and Oakland ellml-Casey ls experted to battle Kov-jnated in the playoffs got 1250 erly at hia own rough game He each recently baa campaigned with sue- Last night's seventh game of the cess In Southern California rings I final aeries played before 13385 The Casey-Koverly set to will spectators waa decided in the fifth share the spot light with the main inning go between King Kong Ted Cox and Joe Cox and a tussle between Dean Detton and Angelo CistoldL headarhes They did not have an Al kicker until th Fowler iad ram along They say he can boot tho ball 60 yards from the lino of scrimmage He also is a good passer and ball carrier He weighs 167 pounds Scrimmage la Planned Pereira la not ready to scrimmage yet so will take It easy getting Into shape The Bulldogs were to stag their first scrimmage this evening with all of th 45 players seeing action The Bulldogs first game will be player against Minter Field on tbe base gridiron In Bakersfield at 10 A October 21st Inability to get th Bakersfield High School field necessitated the morning con teat Tha University ot Nevada has been booked tentatively for a Thanksgiving Day gam In Fresno November 23rd while the proposed gam with Pomona College In or two while the company la located near Madera Cerda gave a good account ot himself here a couple of months ago Slider did likewise In Oakland recently where he gave Willie Joyce of Gary Ind a couple of close scraps Abel Lucero of Clovis up and coming lightweight likely will box JIBIIlHriK(Il Thla la How It Went Here la what happened: Heinie Stelnbacher and Gus Suhr of San Francisco led off with singles Ben Guintinl then bunted to advance the runner Lot Angeles pitcher Pancho Cornelias pounced on the ball made a perfect throw Navy's Hallett Blanks Army Nine 1 1-0 In Maul MAUI (T H) Oct 4 UP) Theito third base for what ahouid have Pittsburgh Pirates Jack Haliettjh'i" gave the navy ita aecond shutout and seventh victory over the army plht baseball games when he Kl1 Vlh pitched an 11 to 0 win yesterday left field Stelnbacher scored Suhr Godoy Plans To Fight Again For Heavy Title LOS ANGELES Oct Ar-turo Godoy Chilean boxing eham- Eton who went 15 rounds with Joe the semiwindup ouls In 194a will return to this country within th next few weeks to take another crack at tha title "I sent Godoy money for a plane flight and expect him to leave aaiCOP Hrillvwooa Miat soon as he can get a passport saldror Oliywooa IVieeT LOS ANGELES Oct War Manpower Commission today announced it has granted the Hoi- Al Weill hia manager have no definite bouts lined up yet but are contacting promoters in New York Boston scored Even Guintinl who bunted the Wolves will look potent Kurowskl tossed out leaving both men stranded Ha was "Hanford" is reported strong Moore truck out Gale ho use' third strikeout victim we look to be the strangest we have been in years so Friday night's game should ha an eye Henderson said Coach la Pleased to Kreevich Marlon (coring Hopp tho first two innings Gena Moore frankly who walked in the second was look His first string is dotted with Qn( run one hit no errors veterana and those unseasoned are ehowing potentialities and figure to or thw- aame 3Q AP6 IfldiCtCCl 111 for the new men to arrive but they will be there before the ahn is too tar along" the Tech) mentor pointed out JlVrw uJlfordl PHILADELPHIA Oct 4-l rVoom'Th re boil Werl ind Jury totfc Danny ut- mni 4Wlll Au 1 of 32 which will make the trip to Philadelphia Transit strike today ln! rf The starters line up as Indicted 30 employes of the Phil- Akl" iSL follows: adelphla Transportation Company Xii-h Left end: Jim Jayne IB poundaion chargea of violating the War dh old rivSr cliy fw lts one year letterman an aggressive bor Dispute Act st lSula world bail hawker The government immediately Kraft la ltark lasked United Slates District Judge1 Wr Tlml! Left tackle: Ale Kraft 200 CuyK f0 rain hdTet uo bua hvy pounds second ail city team mem- indlnea In Ktoo Mil lor trial Jhaze hung over the field and work- ttTh trdm? mPn ware busy nutting the finish- fi nkfiilhil "liri ln touches on the damp field that in Philadelphia causing war pro-had most of the moisture durtion losses and giving rise toun(ger itl heavy tarpaulin covers race violence The sun broke through for the Four of those Indicted were ar-'firit time at noon as the Cards rested during the strike on charges took the field for hitting prartire of violating the War Labor Dia-lwlth Boh Keely a bullpen catcher put re Art doing the throwing on'i 4 I These were William Plxey 36 Dnnny Litwhiler showed no signs Right gukrd- Jim StoudemirelpYank Thompson 32 James II Mc-of hia recent leg ailment as he playing hia third csr a 165 Mensmln chairman of the strikers'! took his turn at the plate Indi- general emergency committee andjratiag Southworth probably will be Frank Carney a former presi- able to use him in left field dent of the old Employes -pounds transfer xrom Hinton tiign union an Independent organize-School near1 Seattle with three tion pounder formerly a backfield man Washingtonian In Line Right tackle: Bill Nelson 100 ounds transfer from Rinton High rhool near1 Seattle with three Landis I Ahoent Commisaioner Landis waa unable to be present due to Illness mound tY0ettS? MS 5'rrano November not go half way to th pitchers called oft Other games are being sought Two Elevens Vie Wight reports the squad la rounding Into shape with at least two elevens pretty evenly matched In a The Sunnyalde Country Club Washington and Los Angeles" Weill declared Godoy returned to Chile In 1941 after losing two title bouts to cham-ion Louis In their second meet- Ijwood Turf Club an employment ceiling which will remove the last oDstacle to the return of horse racing Hollywood Park haa been granted a 34 day meet starting ng the South American waa November 1st hy tha California knocked out in the eighth round Horse Racing Board THERE'S ONLY ONE liTTII IUY IN I0NDS WAR BONDS The two teams are barnstorming military posts in Hawaii after completing a seven gam service world series in Honolulu The navy rombined two walks three hits and a hit batsman for four rum in the first inning to drive the San Francisco Seals' AI Lien to the showers They continued the assault against aemipro Dirk Molberg of Homestead Pa Iial Hairston and the Seals' Ferris Fain who moved to the mound from first Tha Army 000 000 0 3 1 Navy 411 101 01x-ll 14 1 Lien Molherg Hairston Fain and Leonard Hallett and Vince Smith Fetderman PRO GRIDMEN MATCHED HOLLYWOOD Oct The Hollywood Rangers riding the crest of the American Pro Football League standings will meet the cellar dwelling Oakland Hornets Sunday afternoon in Gilmore Stadium The Rangers have won five contests and lost none the Hornets have won none and lost three GOPHERS TAKE lM GAME Tho Gophers blanked the Climbers AA team 18 to 0 in a touch football battle yesterday afternoon In Camp Plnedale The Gophers' touchdowns were run over by Private First Class Tom Kennedy halfback In the first quarter on a pass from Sergeant Louis women will open the Fall season of activities tomorrow with a Guest Day Sweepstakes plus the opening of an Eclectic Tournament Mrs Goldthwaite la captain of the golf committee handling the season's affairs Other members are Mrs Rumhley secretary-treasurer Mr McLaughlin handicapper Mrs Dunn Mrs Pearson Mrs Frank Everts and Mrs James Price committee members and Mrs Price director of Womens Golf Association of Northern California Other events on the calendar follow: October 13th: Match play vs par October 29th: Putting Tournament October 26th: Old and Even Tournament November 2nd: Guest Day Sweepstakes November 9th: Replayed Shot Tournament November 16th: Big and Little Sister Tournament November 23rd: Turkey Tournament December 7th: Guest Day Sweep-stakes December 14th Blind Partner Tournament December 21st: i battle for starting positions Besides Pereira left halfback candidates Inrlude Al Tounger from Roosevelt High School and Willard Williams speed burner from Los Banos Williams and Tounger are fairly light but shifty too Norman Rudy from Fresno High School and Stanley Papazian rugged 160 pounder from Fresno Tech are standouts at right half Each weighs about 16a Papazian is the more rugged but Rudy lz the beat open and broken field runner Daren Neikirk 175 pounder from F'resno High la tho top quarter back candidate with Jack Garner also from FHS and Henry Coleman from Clovia In tho race too Sam Mongelll 175 pounder formerly of Fresno Tech la the leading fullback man with Sandy Henderson from Avenal and Don Ellla from Roosevelt also duelling for the job Probable Lino Io Picked The probable first string lino may read as follows Al Earola Fresno High left end Bob Goal and thus missed his first series since he took charge of the national game in 1921 The traditional brass band waa on hand bright and early to entertain the vanguard of an expected crowd of 35000 When the bleacher gates opened shortly after 6 A there waa a line a block long years experience with him Right end: Rex Neimoyrr 140 nol Pgoc DonncJ To Inexperienced but improving (UOi TfllOS IS UOpea IO Quarterback: Hal Terzlan Toads' Win Record three year man who was Injured cna vym decora arly last year fine passer half: Ed Morris 165 former-Jy-a tackle on Fresno High School lightweight team a fast man rapidly improving leading punter 'Bight half: Ed Manoogian 155 a Veteran quarter back from 19431 a hard blocker Fullback: Hal Fulmer 165 pounder Ast a hard hitter and also a pan thrower (Mcflatehy Newspaper Service COALING A (Fresno Co) Oct Coallnga High School's football season will open Friday evening when tha Torned Toads will the strong eleven from Dos The kickoff la scheduled for The Horned Toad will be out keep their perfect record of last two years clear Coach Heath's 4 meet hut it was quickly swallowed up "pre werp Plenty paps in or gaps the open stands during the late GLENMOXE DlSTILUiBIES COMPANY iKOfimml LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY Point Par Tournament December! Fresno High left tackle Gordon 28th: Sweepstakes Klerstine Fresno High left guard 7:30 mornihr houri Vhouris' wJTr Shil irYh The shirt sleeved hlechrite gave hni Pr of 4h Brownl' the biggest hand of peannee in the lineup of St its last year's strong team will enter Hie game doped to upset the Coallngans Coached by Ike Frank-ion the neighboring West Sidera always field a hard driving heads up eleven The local team will he sparked by big Art Peterson and Henry Pierce tha only first string players left over from last year Peterson will Have a Coca-Cola Eat drink and enjoy yourself Warriors Will Do Stuff Coach Price Robinson of fhe Fresno High School eleven said today his charges will demonstrate their stuff in an intra squad game Friday at 3 on the school gridiron The engagement scheduled he- cause the team haa no game on tap for thla week will be played under actual game conditions and every man on the squad will have an opportunity to perform Robinson said Bob Boney lone veteran end on the squad who apiked himself while diving for a loose ball probably will be out of uniform for at least two weeks longer start at fullback and Pierce at right i half Tha other starting backfield ifp'rt Pvnp" with another flout assignments will be drawn by Mel fighter on fur-Elwee or Barnett at quarter and Card uniform nnd Joined his Barnett nr Caulklns at left half Baird O'Connor and Figueroa also probably will see action PORTRAIT OF THE AMERICAN OFFICER Vi THE SECOND WORLD WAR former mates in the precame action Brlcker Roe Game Governor John Brlcker of JOhio the Republican candidate for vice president visited both dug-outs and nosed with opposing managers while the Cards hold Infield practice a half hour before game time Brlcker had a seat to the right of the Red bench la the temporary field boxes Rumely Surrenders On House Charge WASHINGTON Oct 4-M5-Kdward A Rumely executive secretary of the committee for constitutional government surrendered voluntarily to federal district court today and posted S500 bond foe arraignment October 13th on a charge of of aubpena Issued by the house campaign expenses Investigating committee His Indictment by a federal grand jury followed hia refusal to furnish the committee with a list of contributor to the organization founded in 1937 hy publisher Frank Gannett of Rochester The house group is investigating whether the rommlttee for constitutional government Is engaged In politics The house committee held Rumely in contempt The offense charged In tbe Indictment Is a misdemeanor with a maximum penalty of on veer's Impirsonment and a fine of S1K10 Rumely surrendered shortly after a reapoearance before the house rommlttee at whlrh he denied a contention hv Chairman Anderson Democrat New Mexcio the committee for constitutional government had hired a press agent In Texas to "eliminate" four leading Democrat in congress including Spenker Rayburn Sleepy Lagoon Murder Conviction Is Revealed LOS ANGELES Oct 4 The district court of appeal today reversed the superior court conviction of 17 Mcxiran-Amerlcans for the murder and offenses connected with the murder ruling evidence at the trial was insufficient In an opinion written hy Justlre Thomas White and concurred In hy Justices John York and William Doran the rourt said there was no evidence of conspiracy te commit murder nor was there aav evidence io connect any of the 17 Individually with any of the three crimes charged Twelve of the hoy were convicted of second degree murder in the deoth of Jose Diaz along the ahorez of a small lake east of Ios Angeles on August 2 1942 Five others were convicted of lesser offense The defense contended that root suit hysteria then prevalent In Los Angeles influenced their He symbolizes American manhood at ita best vigorous clean-cut aggressive His Bancroft adds to his gives him that bom-to-command appearance In no other cap can he find so much martial style etamina and satisfaction R750 or adding refreshment to a backyard barbecue One of the secrets of any successful home barbecue is plenty of ice-cold Coca-Cola Everybody enjoys its life sparkle and refreshment Plan to have frosty bottles of ice-cold and ready to drink When you shop remember to ask for Coca-Cola Everywhere Coca-Cola stands for the pause that has become a high-sign of hospitality in the American home OTHID UNDII AUTNOIITV OP TNI COCACOU CORPANV IV COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OP FRESNO 90S Strett PrtiM California T-I-ll-E-S natural for popular names to acquire friendly abbreviations That's why you hear 1 Coca-Cola called "Coke" New prs-war eueenter trurk llnrs eml lubes Crsrie 1 Aim larceel shirk iw-emml nnd re-Heeled lire (Crede S) We hat ihnae haid-in-nnd alrea Ritas Vims Orflflrala and Vaar Old Ttoea RELIABLE AUTO WRECKING CO 03 Broadway Ph 3-1016 ROADWAY AT MAIIPOSA Nam Fomovi Brands It IT COMIS riOM fad 0144 1MC-CU.