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Deacon Sees Wile Hope In Iii Red Camp amp jerry Jem Liska jjr DY BLOO BLOOMINGTON Ind md March March- I lux I jj WilHam Boyd McKechnie known as Deacon Eli Bill his Cincinnati Reds will res teS to accentuate the negative la vc r. 19 1045 5 and the results he I insists brutal ni will 11 be starting his eighth son at the helm pre- presets pre pre- sets the champion St. St Louis Carthe Carthe Car- Car the Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Chicago Cubs will all do better than the Reds who last season third between the Pirates ird the Cubs roOf Of course rm Im just saying those 5 ee clubs look the best right jy I ec i emphasized at anybody will have when the toe season opens nobody knows wait on Bucky Most lost of McKechnie's worries his pitching and catch- catch renter e. ter on kr Until brilliant Bucky Wate Walters Val Wal Valte te a a. game 23 winner last sea- sea reports the Reds' Reds mound staff Is 15 practically nil Walters Valters an ex- ex In lii a Philadelphia war tnt lit was released from that job jo- bi i pl play ball the past two seasons tat this spring his status is un- un In the same situation is who had a 13 11 record record rec rec- ord In 1944 Theres There's no doubt about the dubs clubs catching in McKechnie's Bind be pitch and pray It Ia declared When Ray Muel- Muel jer ler went ent into the army we lost tot Dt only the best catcher in the but also the Ule equivalent cf three pitchers because Ray Ray- cade de a fair pitcher a good one Kueller caught every game last nason ison son to set a new National league AgUe record Arnold Carter 7 11 is the only otherether regular hurler on the staff that lost Clyde Shoun Harry Gumbert Gum- Gum bert Jim Konstanty and Tom Tom DeDc De- LCruz LaCruz to military service sen Old ld As a result McKechnie may ute live to depend upon such mound indents as Guy Bush Walt Valt Beck td cd Horace Lisenbee all of whom tt ce 40 or over The other extreme is ii i Joe who made his debt de- de tut bt as a year old last season I bEet set a maj major league precedent McKechnie's infield plans hinge Frank McCormick start- start ghis eighth season at first base Third Baseman Steve and Second Baseman Woody Williams Shortstop Eddie Miller is headed jot cror military service Rookie Infielders include Walt Valt FUer and Joe Beeler from rom Bir- Bir tIn ham 17 year old Ralph Kraus AnUS an American Legion prod- prod ut tt and Kermit Wahl Vahl Indiana iver it baseball captain last rear fear Mile-High Mile Country Utes Must Scale Kurland Stratosphere I A I 4 it Bob Kurland gets gels set sef Seven-Foot Seven Ag Center Tops Points Twice By John Mooney Telegram Sports Editor Utah university athletic teams which have become accustomed to surmounting obstacles in their successful successful successful suc suc- fight to keep leep collegiate athletics alive in wartime face their biggest single barrier at Kansas Kansas Kansas Kan Kansas City Friday in the person of Bob Foothills Kurland seven- seven footbasketball star for or Oklahoma A.

A and M. Admittedly the tallest player in collegiate basketball Kurland is expected to thwartUtah's bid for for- aa second consecutive national basketball basketball bas- bas title That is Kurland is expected to provide theclincher following two near knockout blows by Uncle SamuelsSamuel's military tary re re- re- re The first major blow to Utah's chances came right after the end of the league season when Arnie Ferrin America All-America star was drafted and had to leave the squad That did immeasurable damage to theRedskin chances but just to to- make to- make to- makemake it a cinch that the Utes are are- in for nothing but a train ride back bac- ko to Kansas City the navy called Fred Sheffield intothe active 12 program which means he mustn't be off the campus more than 48 hours AP News BigRig Bob Kurland foot 7 center for Oklahoma A probably is the country's most Improved basketball player Last year Aggie Coach Hank Iba made BobDob a goal tender Under the seasons season's rules the giant justgrabs them off the backboard and rolls up the goals S. a 5 5 A. A rv 5 5 5 5 stretches to retrieve ball off backboard rd I For a time it was hoped that thatt- ie the tie Utes might be able to inveigle a hour 48 pass for Sheffield and that hat he could be flown back to Kansas City in time forthe tournament tournament tour- tour ament but airline schedules are such uch that this seems impossible So the Utes minus their only two wo veterans will be duck soup it appears for the mighty and Foothills Kurland Kurland who gained his spurs last ast season as a goal tender has as shifted from a strictly defensive defen- sivesive ive star because of the new basketball bas- bas rule prohibiting the deflecting de de- de- de fleeting of a ball in its downward path ath to the basket And this year ear Kurland is some shakes of of- a of- aa shooter having scored points for or the first 25 games this season Last ast year he scored more than 00 points too which would seem to indicate that Foothills can shift around round the court quite rapidly at at- thatha that hat t. One thing may hamper Kurland's Kurland's Kur- Kur lands land's defensive ability though very ery few of the remaining Utes can an come close enough to the basket basket bas- bas ket et to merit FoothillsFoothill's station under under un- er un- un der er the hoop Murray Satterfield Satterfield Satter- Satter field is a good shot and Dave Howard can be counted on for some ome points but the rest of the agers cant can't hit consistently However Howe the Utes have been fooling the basketball experts so so- ong long ong now that beating Oklahoma A.

A and M. would have to be taken with only minor lifting of the Ule eye- eye brows rows I 4 4 5 I 5 ty 5 1 4 Jul proves two hands are better fer than one snags a high rebound Sewell Signs Contract As Pittsburgh Pitcher By Br Ted Meier NEW YORK March 21 UP jp- jp Truett Rip Sewell and his fa- nous fa- fa a- a ous pitch will be back ith uth lh the Pittsburgh Pirates as trial Jal this year vear The veteran right right-hander who won 21 games last lut season signed his contract 1 The Pirates' Pirates pitching problems tta thu diminished Max Butcher tt game 13 winner in 1944 the situation by reporting to the Muncie Indmd camp Elsewhere on the baseball train- train Ig front Brooklyn Manager LeoDu- Du Other teher took the offer of President catch Bruch Rickey that he would pay f. bonus of 1000 if ie Leo would play Pay second base forthe first 15 Junes nes of the season Chicago Cubs Bob Chipman iso ol 1 southpaw checked into camp lut night saying hes he's in pretty toed condition Total Detroit Total of 21 players now I camp Notable absentees in- in- in First Baseman Rudy York Baseman Pinky Higgins er Ruff Gentry and Outfield Outfield- tn Us Jimmy Outlaw and Don Rose Cleveland Vice President Rog- Rog expected at camp camp- tt 4 4 to discuss holdouts Mickey Rocco Jeff eff Heath and Roy Cullenbine Chicago White Sox Sox Bill Bill Nagel back jack in majors for third time probably will be shifted from third to first base Phillies Pitchers Phillies-Pitchers Pitchers Louis Lucier and nd Charley Sproull and Catcher Andy Semi nick signed St. St Louis Browns Pitchers Browns Pitchers Tex Shirley and Al AI Hollingsworth bore down own hard In batting practice Boston Braves Johnny Braves Johnny Hutchings Hutch- Hutch ings pound pitcher hit home run un in practice but fell exhausted as hehc rounded third Teammates rushed over grabbed himby arms anns and legs and dragged him over home lome plate Boston Red Sox Outfielder Johnny Lazor who also can catch came ame to terms New York Giants A three- three game exhibition series was arranged arranged arranged ar ar- ar- ar ranged with Bainbridge Md naval naval naval na na- na- na val team for this week end The navy base will provide lion ion New 1 YorkYankees Yankees Hank Hank Borovy Borowy Borowy Bor- Bor ovy last years year's game 17 winner signed contract ashin Washington ton Mickey Haefner joined club St. St Louis Cards Lost Cards Lost Outfielder Outfield Outfielder Danny LItwhiler who was Inducted in inducted inducted in- in ductedinto army for limited ice ce Quality in hats like character in lii men goes deeper than thesurface II SEVEN FIFTY TO TWENTY DOLLARS rIk 1 ut ft jt tI I A it complete line Une of delicious food prepared for or your Unexcelled unexcelled unexcelled un unexcelled pleasure by Rex our kinglung of chefs No matter mat mat- at 4 ter what the hour a dell dell- clous claus hot meal Is awaiting you and our cafeteria stylo le let speeds up service TIle The PIT 4 24 WESTVEST FIRST ROD ROt KNIGHT Prop Open 7 a.

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GROUND RAZOR a Mrs Louis Awaits I Divorce Hearing i CHICAGO March 21 UP UP-A UP A hearing in a divorce suit against Joe Louis worldsworld's heavyweight heavyweight heavyweight heavy heavyweight boxing champion was was- II scheduled in superior court today The suit was filed yesterday by by- the by- the by- thethe championschampion's wife Marva Trotter Trotter Trot- Trot ter ler Louis charging he deserted her Oct 2 19 1942 Idaho Prep Fives Wail Final Meet TWIN VIN FALLS March 21 UP UP- UP Eighthigh school basketball teams clash lash here in a three-day three tournament tournament tourna- mentment beginning tomorrow to name the he last of four 1915 Idaho prep champions Already thesethree have been een chosen Coeur d' dAlene Alene north Idaho class A champion Glenns Ferry south Idaho class A and Kendricknorth Idaho class champ hamp The tourney here will select the south Idaho class A winner ThereTher- es is no playoff among the four win wIn- ners Two teams from each of the he four southern Idaho districts make up the team eight-team bracket here Play will vill be on a single defeat defeat defeat de de- de- de feat elimination basis with a consolation consolation con- con bracket First round games match these teams Emmett and Gooding Pocatello Pocatello Pocatello Po- Po catello and Nampa Rexburg and Preston reston Twin Falls and Idaho FallsFalIs Irish Drill SOUTH BEND March 21 INS Spring practice was to start to today today today to- to day at Notre Dame university four Fifty candidates reported to Hugh lugh Devore Notre Dames Dame's new head lead coach but only four of them were letter men and only one Bob right end was a regular regular regu- regu lar ar last season Bob Feller Gets Coaching Post At Af Great Lakes GREAT LAKES Ill March 21 UP Bob UP-Bob Bob Feller's Fellers Fellers Feller's Fel Fellers ler's blazing fast ball has come back to baseball Feller a chief specialist in the navy was assigned to today today today to- to day to coach the Great Lakes baseball team and as a playing coach he will be throwing his famed fast one agaiagainst big league teams once again Great Lakes which had one of the nations nation's top baseball baseball baseball base baseball teams last season will vill play practically all of the major league teams this year They won 48 out of 50 games a year ago and whipped seven big league clubs under the guidance of Lt GordonMickey Cochrane now on active duty in the Pacific Snead Nelson I Remain Tied CHARLOTTE N. 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March 21 UP The open a a- dream a- dream a- dreamdream tournament in which the nations nation's two top golfers Sammy Snead and Byron Nelson are battling battling battling bat bat- for first money went into its second extra hole 18 playoff today with both of them still tied Neither was able to gain more than a momentary advantage as they dueled over the rolling Myers park course yesterday finishing wi with th three under par For Snead it was the same wracking heart-wracking finish that he experienced experienced ex ex- on the previous day Getting on the green In one on the short hole he needed an foot eight-foot putt for a birdie two but the ball missed the cup by inches NelsonsNelson's drive also was was- on was- on was- onon the green but a greater distance distance distance dis dis- dis- dis tance from the cup and he was conceded little or no chance to drop his putt which was wide Their threes halved the hole and the match Montgomery Scores TKO 0 Over Rob Rojo LOS ANGELES March 21 UP Bearcat Bob Montgomery New New- York's New- York's New- York's Yorks York's version of the lightweight boxing champion and bobbed his way to an eighth- eighth round technical knockout over Genaro Rojo Los Angeles before fans at Olympic auditorium last night The outcome was never In doubt as the veteran New Yorker drew his game but inexperienced opponent opponent opponent op op- op- op in close and hammered him with Ii merciless barrage of rights to the jaw and body Stanley Cup Hockey Playoffs By Associated Press Semifinal standings point eight erIes W. 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I L. T. G. OG 00 Pta PIS Toronto 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 Boston 1 1 0 0 14 3 2 Detroit 0 0 1 0 3 4 0 Montreal 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Tast NightsNight'sIght Results Result Toronto 1 Montreal 1 0 O. Boston 4 Detroit 3 Inside on Recent Legislature Due for Discussion Tonight Sportsmen can learn just what the he recent state legislature did or did not do in their behalf tonight at Bryant high school In Salt Lake City where the Salt Lake County Fish and Game is sponsoring a special meeting to which all are invited The meeting will begin at p.

m. Reports on legislative action will vill be given by bj Rep Thomas A. A Argyle D. Daviswho fought forfish and game revisions in present present pres present laws and Herb Smart ne ney A description of the state fish and game departmentsdepartment's program and policies for the next year ear will will- be will- be will- bebe givenby Randall Turpin new chief of the big game division of the department Another feature of the evening will be the showing of a movie How Deer Winter Vinter in Utah which was taken by the late Orange Olsen Olsen Ol- Ol sen killed recently In makingmalting a a- deer a- deer a- deerdeer count from an airplane The picture will answer a lot of questions questions questions ques ques- sportsmen have been asking about grazing conditions and the ability of a range to carry more deer Several reports of committees on the county association will be given Jack Cla Clay will report on planning andarid fish Bill Walker Valker on big game Milt Rideout on membership membership membership mem mem- Ed Cederholmon entertainment entertainment entertainment enter enter- Bob Evans on upland birds Jim Householder on law enforcement enforcement enforcement en en- and Herb Smart on the legisla legislature ture Grid Stars Prove Worth Worth- InIn Each War Theater By Walter Salter By Byers BJers era CHICAGO March 21 UP UP- UP Training on the gridiron has paid off in heroism during the present war ar Football long has been consId- ered considered considered consid consId- ered the most thorough peacetime preparation for war and the performances performances performances per per- of professional grid stars during World War Var II has added glory to that theory The National Football league has of its men in the service men who have played 10 or more years of football Their heroism is only a small part of the war yet itburns brightly as testimony to grid train- train Ing Following are a few tew of their records Lt Byron White former former former for former Detroit Lion and Colorado university America All-America halfback Now in highly secret work with Vice Admiral Marc staff in the Pacific Reports Reports Reports Re Reports state that White played a a- vital a- vital a- vitalvital role In carrier raids on Japan Lt John B. Detroit Lion tackle Awarded the navy cross for courage underfire at the initial landing in the African inin- in During tIle the Normandy in invasion invasion invasion in- in a London correspondent cabled his paper Big John Trip Trip- son will be remembered for his courage as long as menre remember remember remember re- re member Day Pt Tommy Thompson former Philadelphia quarterback a and Tulsa university passing star Decorated for gallantry In action action action ac ac- ac- ac tion around Verdun where he single single single sin single handedly captured several nazis Thompson who has only one eye although accepted by Selective selective selective se se- service also was cited for special service work in England Lt ErnieErnic Pannellformer Green Green- Bay Green- Bay Green- BayBay Packer and Texas A.

A M. America All-America tackle Listed several times in reports for his heroism as commander of a P-T boat boa In Inthe Inthe in- thethe south Pacific also awarded the silver star for gallantry Capt Maurice L. Brittformer Detroit and Arkansas university end One of the outstanding heroes of the war awarded numerous medals Including the congressional medalof honor lost his right arm during the Anzio beachhead fighting fighting fighting fight fighting early In 1944 previously gained fame for killing 11 Germans Germans Ger- Ger mans with rifle fire bare hands and by throwinggrenades and rocks Lt Howie New York Giant halfback Awarded soldiers soldiers' medal for his heroism in attempt- Ing attempt attempt- Ing to rescue two fliers from a crashed airplane The list is long and also dotted with gold stars Nine National league players have been killed in action while three are missing and four listed as prisoners of war Among the missing are Capt Waddy Vaddy Young former Oklahoma America All-America end who played with Brooklyn He was reported miss- Ing missing missing miss missing in a raid over Tokyo late in January The last seen of the big guy was when he dropped his plane plan out of formation to protect th the damaged plane of one ofthe men in his squadron Lt Al Blozis shot put champion and All-A All mer i a Georgetown tackle who later played with New Ne New- York New- York York was reported missing in BeJ Bel-Belgium Bel- Bel glumgium on Feb 2 19151945 while Lt j. g. Young Bussey Louisiana Louisian State star and Chicago Bear quarterback quarterback was reported missing by the navy in the Pacific where he was pilot of a P-T boat Capt Hal Van Every former forme Green Bay Packer halfback am and Minnesota great was captured capture when his bomber was shot down over Germany In May 19441941 Other Othe prisoners of the Gemans are are John Shirk Chicago Cardinal end an and Erwin Elrod Philadelphia enc end Chicago Card halfback halfback halfback half halfback was captured at the fall of Bataan American League Hockey Playoffs By Associated Press Semifinal standings point eight series W.

L. T. G. OG Buffalo BUfalo 1 0 0 4 1 2 Hershey 1 0 0 3 1 2 Cleveland 0 0 1 0 1 4 0 Indianapolis 0 0 1 0 1 3 0 lAst Results Buffalo lo 4 Cleveland 1 Hershey 3 3 IndIanapolis 1 Fight Results BROOKLYN BROOKLYN-Al Al Dummy Davis Da 1 Brooklyn knocked out Rudy Giscombe Jersey City c. fi WHITE PLAINS N.

T. Irish Jimmy Mulligan an Boston and Coolidge Miller Brooklyn drew S. r- I 4 1 Frank Taylor pounds of battling Adonis who meets Bad Billin the Friday rida Tu Taylor lor may not look 1001 this pretty prett when the match is over if lives lI upto past performances in his rowdy tactics aJL gulte ram 15 15 5 Wednesday Evening March 21 1945 Purple Heart Five From Bushnell Thrills AAU Fans DENVER March 21 IP lP There IP-There There were lumps in the throat throats i of more than one of fans last night when four wearers of 4 1 the purple heart made a game but losing battle to win a National National Na- Na ional A AAU A tournament basketball game The four wounded veterans patients patients patients pa pa- at Bushnell general hospital Brigham City Utah and members of their posts post's basketball team didn't want sympathy They asked no quarter and gave none Bushnell lost to Fort Warren Wyo 76 44 and went out of the tourney but their appearance here will stay in the fans' fans memories for for- aa long time Duncan McDonald Miles 1 City Mont one of the four got got- aa bullet in his thigh while serving in the southwest Pacific and has has- aa dropped foot toor that must be taped in place But he played a whale of a game at the post Position position posi- tiontion and scored 10 points against one of the better clubs of the tourney 5 5 SidSic Manning of LehiLehl Utah served 30 months In the Pacific and a piece of shrapnel paralyzed one side of his face He cant can't close his right eye but he can drive In like a streak for lay-in lay shots He got 10 points too last night John GalleyGailey of Harvey Ill HI also suffered a shrapnel wound in the head overseas HeHo notched nine points and played a fine floor game Harold Lester of St. St Louis is Gailey's Galleys substitute at for forward A fifth purple heart vet Chet Staples of Fort Worth wasn't in shape for the tourney The hospital five has a pair of ot officers who fill out the squad This purple heart drama was was- aa part of a program which saw the tournament field reduced to 16 teams and finished second round play with only one upset of seeded teams Another service team the Camp Robinson Ark officers put the San Diego Cal Dons out 62 Three other seeded favorites Fox Century-Fox of Hollywood Fort Lewis Wash and Fort Warren came through as lUJ expected DePaul Favored By 15 11 Points NEW YORK March 21 UP UP- UP De Do Paul university's smooth and speedy team became a a. a short-priced short favorite today to win the national invitational basketball tournament and was quoted 15 to 17 points better letter than Rhode Island State its ts semifinal opponent tonight I Defending champion St.

St Johns John's its ts prestige shaken by a narrow escape fromdefeat in the first round was a a. bare 2 to 4 point favorite over Bowling Green of I Ohio in theother semifinals con con- conI test The heavy margin of points on De Paul was was- offered because Rhode Island plays the same fast- fast breaking type of offensive game as West Vet Virginia the team which the Blue Demons eliminated 76 to 52 There seemed little doubt In the minds of the experts that DeDc Paul would beable to throttle the New Englanders similarly St. St Johns John's was expected to have trouble with the rangy Bowling Green quintet which is rated considerably considerably considerably con con- bett better than Muhlenberg the team which the champions barelymanaged to defeat 34 to 33 Tomorrow night the four cast- ern eastern eastcast em ern representatives begin the blue ribbon national collegiate meet with New York university opposing opposing oppos- inging Tufts and Ohio State playing Kentucky in the eastern semi semifinals Arnold Ferrin Gains Honors Arnold Ferrin great University of Utah cagereager who is now in the army has been selected on five America all-America selections every one made so far forthe 1945 season and another former Redskin Herb Wilkinson playing for the University Univer- sitysity of Iowa has been placed on on- a on- a on- aa couple of second team Amer all icalea selections Latest honors to come to Ferrin Ferrin Ferrin Fer Ferrin were from the United Press the Sporting News and PicPie magazine magazine magazine maga magazine all of which listed him as one of the brightest stars of the year Ferrin previously had made two America all-America teams and last year he was a choice In most of the selections Idaho Kills Bill To Allow BeltingBetting BOISE March 21 UP Pari R-Pari Pari mu- mu tuel betting or any otherkind is still illegal in Idaho today as a result of Gov Charles C. Gossett's last minute veto of the measure which would have permitted the practice after the federal ban on horse racing is lifted Gossett quoted Atty Gen Frank Langley in his veto message on the racing bill saying the measure would have been unconstitutional because it permits a three-man three racing commission to expend racing racing racrae ing taxes collected without appropriations appropriations or without approval of the board of examiners The commission would have collected collected collected col col- col- col 5 of the betting machinesmachines' take under the bill and 20 of that would have been used by the commission to administer the act Gossett also pointed out that it would be impossible for the commission commission commission com commission to operate immediately immediate because ing of the federal ban on racrae I Texas Aggie Coach Dickers With UCLA LOS ANGELES March 21 UP Homer Norton offensive mind ed football coach at Texas A since 1934 today was reported ready to accept the head football coach's job at the University of California California if if the Bruins up the ante 2000 Norton informed UCLA A Graduate Graduate Grad Grad- Manager William Villiam C. Ackerman Ackerman Ackerman Acker- Acker man that he would be willing to accept the Ule job if the added amount were paid him for living JIvIng ex ex- ex- ex The amount UCLA LA A of- of fored Norton was not known but Edwin C.

Babe Horrell who resigned resigned resigned re re- re- re signed last January after a disappointing disappointing disappointing dis dis- dis- dis appointing season was receiving annually Big League teague Mileage More Than 1944 NEW YORK March 21 UP UP- UP The 19 15 National league schedule calling for the usual game season season sea season involves more miles of team travel than last year a United Press mileage check revealed re revealed revealed re re- today Like the American league however however however how however the National hopes to achieve the 25 travel reduction stipulat- eded in the voluntary program baseball baseball baseball base baseball submitted to the office of de defense defense defense de- de transportation by the elimination elimination elimi- nationnation of the star all-star game making making making mak making short trips with reduced squads and having umpires stay in one city longer The 1945 American league schedule calls for more miles of team travel than the 1944 card The team travel In the 1945 National National National Na Na- league schedule amounts to miles mUes as compared to 85 last year MockRitz Classic Slated This Week With thethc winner receiving an entry in theannual Ritz classic lassic more than Utah bowlers will tangle Saturday and Sunday in in- the in- the in- thethe mock Ritz classic a handicap affair of eight games across 16 alleys The Ritz classic top event on the states state's bowling schedule for for- the for- the for- thethe year is scheduled April 13 14 and 15 and as usual is expected expected expected ex ex- ex- ex to draw the top bowlers from many states to Salt Lake City.