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Verm Sftep Ducks Due Kl'iiiiue Kan uring 1945 it Maps League Honie NEW YORK1 April 7 The National football league magnates in the second session of their once-postponed annual meeting devoted the hotter rtart Of a dav to diSCUSS- 3 ST LOUIS April 7 Run Wild Tom Main Canadian manager of Ducks Unlimited will address members of the Ogden duck club at the Hotel Ben Lomond Thursday April 12 at noon Colored motion pictures will be shown The affair is strictly ny vernuw ered by home runs (AP) wrKinv Ind April 7 ing the iate of the homeless Brooklyn Tigers today without reaching any decision thp Pittsburgh Pirates went on a ramSage today shutting the meetinff recessed -In feas City Ind semi-pro out OGDEN CITY UTAr SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 8 1945 order to give Tim Mara ailing ST LOUIS April 7 Ducks at fourteen of the 23 hits made' by for extra bases Unlimited today had voted an ap-proprfation of $215000 to carry out Ttiirs were by head of the New York Giants a breathing spell the Brooklyn problem apparently was no nearer a solution than it was this morning The delay in the solution of the Brooklyn problem apparently re Stephens and Len Schulte the American league champion St SluIs Browns came from behind wfoday to win the first game of the city series from 'the world champion St Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 ri Schulte rookie third baseman twice pulled the Browns back into "'the balj game by doubling home the tying run in the fourth inning and then homering to tie the score again in the seventh after the Car--riirial took a brief lead These included home runs Frankie Gustine Lloyd Waner and mm duck: propaganda in Canada this year thus providing American sportsmen with millions of wild ducks in the fall sulted from a stalemate wnicn Mara refused to waive territorial rights in order to let the Tigers play their home games in Yankee Tommy ourien au and five doubles 1 ra fitv (semi-pro) 000 000 0 4 8 PittsTgh(N) 160 150 69X-28 1 Batteries: Atkinson McCoy and Shinholt: Cuccurullo Gables Ger-heasuser and Salkeld The amount was voted last night at the organization's annual ban is stadium and the insistence oi tne former Brooklyn club upon getting quet here which touched off a two- 1 Stephens' four-bagger won the fm in th Plffhth inning Walker way business meeting Prominent such rights The Tigers pulled out of Brook sportsmen from 26 states attended By Matt B'Wyse Mackmen Lose lyn when Branch Rickey refused The coal fnr future work in Can Standard-Examiner Staff ada- had been set at a rtmTis BAY Md April 7 (AP) to grant tnem a long-term lease on Ebbets field and have a claim long-time program designed to in Playing errorless ball the Curtis t-TavIor handsome Hollywood wrestler and Wild sure returning servicemen ample Jr -Cooper hit a single double ana triple in four attempts driving in both Cardinal runs Jack Creel "was the losing pitcher Tex Shirley the winner Score: Cardinals 001 010 9 0 v- Browns 000 100 3 9 2 Batterise: Donnelly Creel Rice JakuckV Shirley and Mancuso waterfowl targets Bill Middlekauff one-time Florida' Ail-American football jw mi 1 1 Jit lu on the stadium because Owner Dan Topping also is part owner of the Yankees The question appeared to be whether it would be more desir Bay coast guara ieara un a 12 to 4 defeat on the Philadelphia Athletics It was the guardsmen third victory over the A's in four gamts Glenn Martin plane manufacturer of Baltimore summed up the player were rematched Saturday lor a nnisn neaaunet a-j ijfju vV TVinrsdflv riiffht Veterans of For- program: able for the Giants to have a com- netitor from their own league just eigri Wars' announced the rematch by popular demand of "Ours is a work of faith for the millions of service men who return after the war and will take to the fields for their recreation They across the river or a member of one of the projected post-war Walters Sparkles mat fans -1 FOUr OI UUrllS Bay wuiw iauic on a grand slam homer by Slugging Lou Klein Hank Majeski punched out another four-baser Score: Philadelphia 000 100 4 j4 4 rwtis Bav 303 015 12 11 0 leagues Forsgren has tossed two oppo will want ducks to shoot at and it Taylor- and "Middlekauff staged is our business to see that ducks the-lwildesfvbout of Jthf season Pow-Wow Called will be there for them" nents in his two ugaen mpv ance ahd hopes to add Ericsson to his list of victims April 7 The Before the dinner the board of Ratteries: Black Scheib and last Tmirsday night with e'rpret-ty bby'ifrbm' ilollywbod" thV vie- 1 i v- National football league may sus PLEAS ANTVILLE April 7 Rookie Catcher Fred Wal- ters banged out four hits in four -Strips to the plate today as the Bos-ton Sox polished off the New York I Yankees 15 to 13 for the fourth time in sevenmeetings Joe Cronin Boston boss playing third base was forced to retire in Hayes Ronay and Tabacheck Ericsson watched Forsgren per pect that the various ana sunary nrcmased rival circuits are talking tor rxayior won tne iirst tau wnen trustees reelected A Glassell of Shreveport La president and the following vice presidents: Roland Hoerr St Louis: John form last Thursday nd aayt he thrntich thir hats when they Middlekauff -way disqualified and the second with a Boston crab 1 Jersey Defeated flourish iiostwar plans but at least Coleman San Francisco Lawrence feels he can annex" the Canadian championship This bout will carry a one-hour time limit with two one propounds the theory that ac Phipps Sr Denver: Stuart Lo Referee Ralph McQullum was tossed oiit of the ring knocked cold during the melee One an gan Chicago Robert A Leeson CAMP KILMER- April 7 The New York Giantsl collected only five hits off Jack Shope and Ray Tellier but seven bases on balls and four errors enabled them falls to win: Boston and Glenn Martin Balti the fourth inning when struck on the wrist by a blow off the bat of George Stirnwelss 7 Yankee Rookie Shortstop Joe Buzas drove in four runs three gered spectator took a solid punch at Middlekauff's jaw during the tions speak louder tnan woas That's the All-America conference which will meet here April 20-21 hard on the heels of the long-established National loop's more William O'Donnell Chi- excitement cago was named secretary and George Mason Detroit treas No time limit will prevail on with a homer current session in New York LEAD-OFF MAN NOW Frank Shone former pitcher ana outfielder of the Of den Reds is now the lead-off man for thePortland club of the Pacific Coast league current league leaders Shone plays urer Thursday night and both men have Scores N'Y -(A) 100 500 13 12 4 agreed that winning falls via dis left field and is pounaing wt The All-America directors are assembling to adopt a constitution and by-laws but the circuit is far bevond the blueprint stage It has Boston (A) 170 000 15 17 qualification will be out It should be a slambang colorful and thrill Membership Boss Batteries -Borowy Page and Crompton Dreisewerd George nacked rematch Leif Ericsson yclept the Green Woods and Walters to beat the Jersey City International leaguers 4 to 2 before 5000 soldiers here today Score: HE New York (N L) 4 5 2 Jersey City -(I L) 2 6 5 Brewer Emmerich and Lombards Berres Shope Telliei and McWeeney White Sox Shine TERRE HAUTE Ind April 7 The Chicago White Sox rattled Frank Overmire for a doz Veeldy Bowling Summary granted seven franchises rounded up five coaches and grabbed priority- on a flock of former college Ogden's popular police officer Ralph Morley returns to the ring wars to meet Alberto Carral- the Mexican champion in a special event Morley has been on the shelf for nearly twa months but report that he is ready to resume-wrestling Carral is oAe of the tnos- popular heavies to appear here this season He will arrive from Angeles Tuesday for engagementi in Salt Lake-and 'Ogden The third man in the ring for the Taylor-Middlekauff event will be named early in the week Middlekauff has already protested against McCiillum Jaylor reports that he Isn't concerned over who will ref eree Dragon returns after -a long ab sence to meet Canada Jack ors stars Dodgers Blanked 19 20 487 4- Advance Base City Leaca gren in the other semi-final head liner A showdown with the National league probably won't come unti WEST POINT April 7 Sea Jays 1 23 410 Shins Service 9 30 231 Intermountain Roofing 1946 when the I new loop ear marked performers switch back Into the All-Ameriea for The Pilot Bank Smokery Finer Cleaner Ted Smith's Market West Point's baseball team aepeated its previous victory over he Brooklyn Dodgers today but added insult to it by blanking the High Bowlers Mazurczak 185 Simon 182 Moffe 179 Brown 178 Zastrow 178 A Johnson 176 Cundiff 175 Thorpe 168 Smith 167 Tonn 166 post-war delivery such performers as i Bill Daley Glenn I Dobbs Otto Graham Creighton Miller' Angelo Pet 654 654 615 538 538 519 481 423 423 404 385 365 into civies although All-America officials probably will 'study the possibility of getting underway this fall should the war end suddenly Ik 18 18 20 24 24 25 27 30 30 31 32 33 34 34 32 28 28 27 25 22 22 21 20 19 xviltrsil real Tommy's Place Paramount Ice Cream I i- A I Bertelli and Paul uovernaii major leaguers 4 to on a ioux-hit pitching job by Dick Kinney i and John Tulley Score: American Can The directors also will consider franchise applications find decide Ladles' FrWay Nifht Lesfne rrallfornU Market 72 36 The Mint Transfer Bush Markets l-i Brooklyn (N) 000 000 0 4 wnetner tne league wm sian wmi en blows to whip the Detroit Tigers 6 to 4 in the opener of a four-game series here today The Pale Hose previously had trimmed the Bengals 8-0 earlier in the week Thornton Lee 37-year-old (southpaw started for the White Sox and yielded only two hits in five innings Score: RH Detroit (A)- 4 5 1 Chicago (A) 12 4 Overmire and Richards! Lee Johnson' and Tresh i Pat's Market 63 -Rsrlrnlnw Bros 60 Hirh Bewlers eight or 10 entries Already tied into the coast-to-coast wheel are New York Chicaeo and Cleveland Parry 192 Kosof 191 Stokes WS West Point 020 002 OOx 4- 9 1 Batteries: Gregg Davis and Owen Kinney Tulley and Lom-i" -bardo Pet 667 606 577 558 558 548 538 385 385 202 41 44 46 46 47 48 64 65 83 189 Simmons 189 White 188 rt Wessman 187 Murray 187 Wick-wire 185 A Tialdinl 185 Barney 185 in which cities the National league 58 58 57 56 40 39 21 Pla-Mor i Audry Treu Taylor Writ ht'a Samuels Smartt's Beauty Salon Lee's Beauty Salon Boyle Furniture operates and Miami Buffalo jlos Angeles and San Francisco City League Doable Thp All-America conference al Senators Triumph Pet readv has "ooured hundreds of Wickwire-Wessman 36 16 692 Tvll-Jnhnson 32 28 615 Hif Bowlers I Menslng 153 Warner 151 Malan 144 Av Hall 144 NeUon 138 Greco 138 A Johnson135 A Knight 135 Robison 133 fOunston 133 thousands of dollars" into its plans according to Sports Editor Arch Ward of the Chicago Tribune one Simmons-Fialdinl 29 23 35? Beavers Display Early Power I LIM of its guiding lights Hutchison-White 29 23 558 rrancom-Stokes 28 24 538 Ketchum-Critchlow 26 26 500 Bateman-Welch 26 26 500 Barney-Kosof 25 27 481 Chadwick-Foutx 25 27 481 Lenox Pipes are brincof Hill Field Women's Learn SACRAMENTO April 7 AP) There no longer can De any doubt that there will be competi PLANS DRIVE Claris Johnson chairman of the mem The Portland Beavers downed the Sacramento Solons 7-5 here to Pet 661 661 625 bership drive of the Weber Wild tion for patronage in the postgraduate game once the Japs lay down their arms" Ward said "The Flying Clouds Challengers Rep Cat Keslers 19 19 21 29 29 35 Bowerbank-Van Zweden 31 31 Chick-Sullivan 18 34 346 Payne-Peterson 17 35 327 life federation announces open- 37 37 35 27 27 21 comfort sod xelaxatioa to men In the armed forces Their needs come first He I member this when your dealer is sold out be patient and try again WASHINGTON April 7 An ordinary single to right field Catcher Al Evans took a bad hop and went for a triple today giving the Washington Senators a 5 to 4 victory in ten innings over the Boston Braves Gil Torres opened the Senators half of the inning with his fourth straight single He was forced at Ai second on Fred Vaughn's attempted sacrifice Evans hit then skipped away from Carden Gillenwater and Vaughn scored the winning run -X Score: -r "Boston (N 120 001 000 5 1 -Wash (A) 000 010 030 11 2 482 482 375 In? of 1945 member campaign this month Junior and senior Hick Bewlers Alley Rambler Gutter Snype All-America league 9 is nere to stay and the National league Irnnws it" r- Wessman 193 I Simmons 192 day for their fourth straight victory in the six-game Pacific Coast league baseball series Although touched for 11 hits Don Pulford Portland right-hander outlasted four Sacramento pitchers I Score: RHE members will be enrolled Hirh Bowler Kosof 189 Stokes 189 Barney 189 Wickwire 188 White 188 A Fial-dinl 187 Ketchum 186 Lovell 186 Whatever happens in tne impena- Hyde 147 Combe 141 RUDin ijb shinv 133 jeeiy fend however Play-ior-pay Will Juniors 132 Bryant 128 DeYoung 127 gridders are certain to for Portland 420 100 10 2 Dickson 127 Wasatch Leagae Final Standings a wnue at leasi Fat off ers already have lured Commercial Leagae Sacramento 002 030 -5 IT 1 1 Pulford and Adams Powers awiia bitt McCarthy Wilson and Mar- Wl Pet I Batteries: Hutchings Schacher 692 Elk cuccL Masi Heafner Rochee and Evans 673 635 Pet 786 625 589 571 536 518 518 429 214 214 12 21 23 24 26 27 27 32 44 44 The Knight 44 Carmack Bros 35 American Legion 33 Aero-Repair 32 Depot Grocery 30 Skaggs 29 Station HospiUl 29 Walker Chip 24 SUmbaugh Bentley 12 Pa mount Dairy 12 "I Sports Body 635 MCCLANAHAN'SE 615 615 519 16 17 19 19 20 20 25 32 34 34 35 41 Dr Pepper Salt Lake Ogden Trans33 Coombs Bros 33 Sangberg Plumbing 32 Armstrong's -32 Anderson Jewelry 2r Sm alley's 20 Williamsen Auto Boyle Furniture Perrin St Johnson davI r-rnwn 11 The 1945 membership drive of the Weber Wildlife federation will 385 High Bowlers open this month Claris Johnson tut vuflt inn workman xna 348 346 327 212 Wood 181 Bateman 178 MueUer it nivlil 174 A DeCorso 174 Wilson 173 RebiUot 173 I McBride Ten Top Bowler wt in A Fialdini 187 173 Bow Ogden Arsenal Women's Leagae erbank 185 Young 1M eryan i Workman 182 Van Zweden 179 Owena 176 Ketchum 176 Chick 176 Pet All Ktz 23 9 500 16 17 22 16 15 10 Clippers Stoop Strikes and Spare Hirh Bowlers Wilson 140 Anderson 138 Folkman 130 Stephens 128 Lawrence 128 WigfiU Hub Pennant Hungry BOSTON April It has been 30 years since the Braves won in the National league and 26 since the Red Sox grabbed the American league pennant 128 Green 120 Harrall 119 Pet Ogdea Arsenal Men's Lestne Arsenal Property 37 Dntical ShOD 36 661 643 625 607 607 rincominf Property 35 I St- I 19 20 21 22 22 23 33 36 37 47 589 MOVING? general chairman announced Saturday night 'We hope to enroll more than 500 senior members for the new campaign" said Mr Johnson "This year junior memberships will be sold The youngsters of today will be the senior members of tomorrow "Committee members are Jim Wilde John Ira Davis Doxey Konkle Ed White McCammant Ed Wright Leonard Wright Tom East Clayton Robb Sam Jost Howard Wheelwright Fred Simonsen Ralph Richardson Parley Finley Steven Nye Armstrong Vance Bybee Les Frandsen Wallace England Elmer Woolsey Ray Hansen oe Parson Lee Murdock Milt White Carl Garff Cole Lewis Clark Anderson Jim Kimbol Toby Larsen Boyd Carver John Hansen and Robert Pentoni Chairman Johnson reports that memberships may be obtained at any of the local sporting goods stores or from members of the federation "Sportsmen of Weber county arid Ogden city are urged to provide fishing tackle and equipment for wounded veterans to use during 1945" said Johnson Open house will be conducted at Ogden i bay Sunday for the completion of the pheasant farm Sportsmen are urged to turn out An all-day program will be scheduled i 411 Shipping Warehouse No 83 34 Storage 33 Training 23 Fire Department 20 North Plant 1 Officers 357 339 161 ITurultars) Bagga Storage Pianos Elee lee Boxes Packing High Bowlers Aiello 179 Miller 176 Vaughn 17S Bradbury 172 Selman 171 Galloway 169 Ellis 169 Vaughn 168 Agar 167 Larsen 167 1 -1 can step forth the PICTURE 3 OF SARTORIAL PERFEC- SS fI TION attired In these stylish £0 ff? 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