The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 20

6- 40tookr 'i44t906 -ooi0 it Salt lakt irribunt Sunday April 27 1947 6B ARP 1 i I 1 it 11 ---------11-' ro I irl 1 -A 1 i i 111 II ---t r-1 i 47 Softball Season Golfers Slate Third Round Team Events 'ream Lvents rilin -w-91 ro Ma: agers Point For May 4 Opel I tilt ivact '111 'NLY CillUIL Managers 0 Ts Point 1 0 Tr--1 H4 Jr-v -ay "r- a elk -ter Ai ill-11-11-th ink -wit Aru we r-1 I eghl May 4 Metropolitan League Slates 3Gaine Card at White Park i Ilk 4 0 I egul May a 1 Metropolitan Leactue Slates tn 3sGaine Card a Whie Park By NVILL1ARD SPENCE Softball will usher in the 1947 season at White park Sunday May 4 with three feature Metropolitan league games scheduled for the big opening Vern Coggle's boys and Hamm' 3cer drew the honor of starting the season On its wax in the 730 game Vordsn Valley and Rudy Headlund ineet in the second tilt and Zinik's nd Jonesies Bungalow Inn tangle in the nightcap Monday night six of the 12 duns In the Employes loop will swing into action while the seven-team Columbia league will start hostilities on Tuesday evening This season's board of directors Is made up of 10 members three from each of the men's leagues and 'Murphy who wi11 represent the girls From the Columbia league Homer Coleman- Paul Kingdon and Hank Scheurn are members while Bernie Isloriarity Jim Williams and Sarhas Arianian represent the Columbia Ern ploye representatives Include Husty SpradlingLou Fox and Raleigh Joe Christensen is president Heinle Abelhauzen vice president and Cy Thompson secretary of the new or-go nization The officials of the park have made a wise move this season in scheduling only three games Fans and players CaIke staying to that fourth game which usually ends at a very late hour The new officials are doing much painting Improving and renovating so that the park should be In good shape for the big opening Well Balanced BULL WACKERS WIN AT The Bull 1Vackers beaded by Capt Willard Richards Saturday afternoon scalped the Hand Cart squad captained by A Pembroke 99 to 93 in a golf tourney at Salt Lake Country club which drew 16 contestants Ray Peterson was chairman of the event which was concluded Saturday night with a dinner and presentation of prizes Awards went to the following winners: Low net medal Bird and Bill Neff 69s: Dave Edwards and Dick Freed 71s and Kelly A Cheney Lynn Baxter Casella Riggert and Ben Spence 72s The low gross prize was won by Yen Savage with a 73 West Jordan Sets Fights Herbert 'Wilkinson Former Utah star honored by Iowa Iowa Honors Utah Youth Peaches TaCkle Provo Magna To Test Heli)e-r PRESS BOX NOTEBOOK By Jr5ory HODGSON Big John Cobb the British driver who set the land speed record on the Bonneville salt flats in 1939 writes from London: "1 hope to arrive in Salt Lake early in August and look forward to seeing you again use the same car the Rai iton Red Lion and hope to beat my record by quite a bit all going well I think it is optimistic to talk of 400 but it is possible All we have to do is make a few slight alterations There will be no change in the body design just a matter of stepping up the acceleration "Reid Rai lton will join us on the salt beds to help get the car ready He is pow living in Oakland Cal expect to bring six mechanics with me and hope that the salt is in good condition We will need it to do better than our record of 36974 "Undoubtedly the Bonneville salt flats are the finest course in the world to try to make a land speed record I don't know anywhere else where one could go at such a speed" Amateurs Set Openers for Sunday May 4 Rushtons and Wasatch Chemical traded places in the Salt Lake amateur baseball setup and Rushtons will play in the Bonneville circuit and Wasatch Chemical will find op- 1 position in the Wasatch loop Cal Woolley secretary of the association announced Saturday night The loop season will open May 41 with Wasatch Chemical meeting Dees liamburger on Municipal park No! 1 at 1 pm Two hours later on the 'tame diamond DeMolay clashes with Tooele travels to Midvale for a 4 pm encounter Rotary YMCA! Boys' club engages Crescent at 2 pm on Municipal Park No 2 and Murray meets at 4:30 pm1 on the same diamond 1 on the same diamond Defending champion Rio Grande draws a Sunday bye but will swing Into action May 6 against Moose! Lodge The Rio Grande club wil1 serve under Virgil Rasband who took over the managerial duties! from Roy Austin who retired Austin has been connected with the Railroad nine for the past 20 years but decided to devote his full time to umpiring during the 1947 diamond campaign The oddity of the amateur circuit is the Rushton team which is made up of brothers cousins and what have you On the roster at the present' time are Larry Sylvester Sam Lewis Sherrian and all All teams---have schedules practice sessions for Sunday and 'will hold-- light workouts throughout the week In an effort to get ready for the May openers 21x24 Ledge-back -ink S10173 21x3a Ledge-back Si nk 4t1 sink 51221 4" Duo strainer $300 lyi" trap $295 nut lie Swing spout faucet $347 SWING FAUCET WITH SOAP DISH Solid brass with chrome If Deck type I S975 ta $17800 60-Gal Booster Type WATER HEATERS 73-GalBooster Type $25607 More hot water for Is with a booster 20-30-40-cal it a 1 and electric water SEW heaters alas able I ii tilLyn 1 3 1 1 2 A IN24 niateurs Set -Sink S1073 i 1: Peaches Tacitie --PRESS BOX 21x3a Ledge-back '1 1' 1' Provo 31actna Openers for Sink S1221 i 9 4" Duo strainer NoTEBooK 11i" trap S295 el -t To Test Helper Sunday May -4 112 nut lie 1 VILLIARD SPENCE By Nill By Jr5 Softball will usher ory HODGSON Swing spout faucet $347 i 1 i the 1947 season at White park Sunday May i 1 1 i Rushtons and Wasatch Chemicall SWING FAUCET 4 with three feature Metropolitan league games scheduled for the Big John Cobb the British driver i- traded places in the Salt Lake ama WITH SOAP DISH big opening 1 1' 3 who set the land speed record on the teur baseball setup and Rus tons Vern Coggle's boys and Hamm's BULL WACKERS 4 from London: Bonneville salt flats in 1939 writes Will play in the Bonneville circuit 'i Solid brass eer dre Bw the honor of starting the and Wasatch Chemical will find op season on its wa in the 7 0 game :3 WIN AT "I hope to arrive in Salt Lake early echasig000epia tiCoant 141th Valley and Rudy de Headlund sinecrtehtaeryWoafstaht 1 iynouAuagguasitnandvvloeovk ifir usaerdtthoesesealmnge 1 ineet in the second tilt and Zinik's -7- 1 and hope i -7--A7' chronme announced Saturday night car the Railton Red Lion and Jonesies Bungalow Inn tangle in The Bull Wacker beaded by The loop season Will open Mey 41 1 finiSh Cat Willard Rihd Saturday arcars auray 1 think it is optimistic Herbert 'Wilkinson Former to beat my record by quite a bit all going well the nightcap --w 411 afternoon scalped the Hand Cart Utah star honored by Iowa with snatch Chemical meeting Dee si ix bs Hamburger on Municipal park No Deck type Monday night of the 12 clu squad captained by A Pem- 1 3 In the Employes' loop will wing Into broke 99 to 95 in a golf tourney at sigt alterations ere ll IntoP do but It allikePuaggifbelwe 1 at 1 pm Tw'n hours later on thel tr lh lt ti There wi no Salt Lake Country club which drew 'tame diamond DeMolay clashes with change in the body design juat a 1 1 artion while the seven -team Columbia Iowa Honors 0 Tooele travels to Midvale for i 16I contestants matter of stepping up the accele- S9 75 1 I league will start hostilities on Tues- a 4 pm encounter Rotary A 1 Ray Peterson was chairman of ration Boys' club engages Crescent at 2 1 day evening the event which was concluded Sat- $17800 -N "Reid Railton will Join us On the salt beds to help et the car ready pm on Municipal Park No 2 and 1 1 This season's board of directors Is urday night with a dinner and Murray meets at 4:30 pm1 60-Gal Booster Type made up of 10 members three from presentation of prizes Utah Youth He Is pow living in Oakland Cal I on the same diamond I Awards went to the ll i foowng expect to bring mix mechanics with each of the men's leagues and Defending champion Rio Grande WATER HEATERS winners: Low net medal me and hope that the aalt Is in i 'Murph ho will represent the girls Bird and Bill Neff 69s: Dave Ed- draws a Sunday bye but will swing From the Columbia league Homer wards and Dick Freed 71s and 3-Gal Type Coleman- Paul Kingdon and Hank -th better than our record of 369 5 good condition We will need it to do "Undoubtedly the Bonneville salt serve under Virgil Rasband who i 74 into action May 6 against Moose: $2607 3 Scheurn are members while Bernie Kelly A Cheney Lynn Baxter Casella Rig- flats are the finest course in the Lodge The Rio Grande club will took over the managerial duties! 1sioriarity Jim Williams and Sarhas Arlanian represent the Columbia Em- gert and Ben Spence 72s The low world to try to make a land speed 71- roorrelehssot mleoanter- i prise was won bv Van Sage record 1 don't know anywhere else has been connected with the Railroad 1 from Roy Austin who retired Austin' ploye representatives include Husty -roe with a booster age with a 73 where one could go at such a speed" nine for the past 20 years but de- ZO-30-40-gai 1 a Spradling Lou Fox and NI Raleigh i and electric water Joe Christensen is president Heinle Abelhauzen vice president and Cy dried to devote his full time to um- piring during the 1947 diamond cam- MI 0 heaters else avail- 1 1 paign able Thompson secretary of the new or 1 I go nization The oddity of the amateur circuit II! is the Rushton team which is made i est Jordan '7 The officials of the park have made i a wise move this season in scheduling up of brothers cousins and what have you On the roster at the pres- -1 only three games Fans and players I I eislike staing to that fourth gam ent-- time are Larry Sylvester Sam which usually ends at a very late ets Fights Lewis Sherrian and i hour The new officia Is are doing mceh painting Improving and reno- tons all All teams-11m schedule practice vating so that the park should be In good shape for the big Opening light workouts throughout the week sessions for Sunday and 'will hold- for the 'Well Balanced in an effort to get yea I 1lay openers 1 1 h1! i SIMI ii Third round matches In the Utah Golf Assn race will be waged Sunday Four battles are on the docket The feature of the day-promises to be the Forest Dale vs El Monte scrap at El Monte Both teams have won their first two tussles and the winner will emefge as one of the top favorites for the division two laurels The match will start at 11 am Ogden Country club will entertain the Logan squad in a match scheduled to start at noon Utah Copper will play at Nibley park starting at 1 pm and Provo will invade Fort Douglas at 10 am The lineups follow: Fort Douglas John Gtertsen-Steve Dunford Arnold Goff-Glenn Burt Steve Howelle-B Wood Ben Lingenfelter-Mel Jeneen Henry Chapman-Hugh Pace Prove John Memering-Mark Nilsen Gordon Crane-Cloyd Booth Walt Zabriskie-Buck Dixon Fred Crane-Ash Fielding Bill Griffith-Bill Bredesen Utah Copper Deb Johnson-Howard Ridge Keith Barton-Paul Garside Paut Brown-Harry Powell Matt Broderick-Ray Cortield Clyde Cutler-Dr Farnsworth bilbley Park Al Itherwood-Glen Pearce Ralph Mitchell-Russ Mears Murray Bleak-Herb Heiguist John Allen-Bill Christensen John Farrington-Tom McHugh Zr Ogden Ernte Schnelter-Gus Becker Walt Gresham-Henry Mathfett Hat Daniels-Mabin Squires Clarence Leddingham-Les Corey Dee-Gordon Brown Loge Woody Leffoon-Diek Lundahl Ev Thorne-Pete Randall Jack Schvanevoldt-Ruion Gardner Ken Vanderhoff-Verne Oberhansly Bus Howard-Darrell Crockett El bloats Dee Richards-Bud Hulmston Wendell Leavitt-Layne Newey Bill Johnston-Pierre Hualde Jim Johnson-Carl VanMeeteren Jack Downs-Ken Downs Forest Mlle Jerry Henderson-Bus Wiliam Clare Emery-Walt Cosgriff Wally Johnson-Bert Bramwell Greeley Timothy-Paul Ownby Ed Parry-Hy Demke Third round matches In the Utah Golf Assn race will be aged Sun- day Four battles are on the docket The feature of the day-promises to be the Forest Dale vs El Monte scrap at El Monte Both teams have won their first two tussles and the winner emefge as one of the top favorites for the division two The match will start at laurels 11 am Ogden Country club will entertain the Logan squad in a match ached- uled to start at noon Utah Copper will play at Nibley park starting at 1 pm and Provo will invade Fort Douglas at 10 am The lineups follow: Fort Douglas Arnold Gotf-Glenn Burt John Gtertsen-Steve Steve Howelle-B Wecat Ben Linsenfeiter-Mel Jenaen Henry Chapman-Hush Pace Provo yohn Nilsen Gordon Crane-Cloyd Booth Walt Zabriskie-Buck Dixon Fred Crane-Ash Fielding Bill Griffith-Bill Bredesen Utah Copper Deb Johnson-Howard Ridge Keith Barton-Paul Garside Pam Brown-Harry Powell Matt Broderick-Rav Cortield Clyde Cutler-Dr Farnsworth Nibley Park At Sherwood-Glen Pearce itchell-Russ Mears Murray Bleak-Herb Reiguist Ralph John Allen-Bill Christensen John Farrington-Tom McHugh Jr Ogden Ernie Schnefter-Gus Becker Walt Gresham-Henry Mathfen Hat Daniels-Mabin Squires Clarence Leddingham-Les Fouts Corey Dee-Gordon Brown LOSS 8 Woo Lattoon-Diek Lundahl dy Ev Thorne-Pete Randall Jack Schvanevoldt-Ruion Gardner Ken Vanderhotr-Verne Oberbansly Bus Howard-Darrell Crockett El Monte Dee Richards Bud Rulinsten Wendell Leavitt-Layne Newey Bill Johnston-Pierre Rualde Jim Johnson-Carl VsnMeeteren Dale Jack Downs-Ken Downs Forest Managers of teami in the Utah Industrial Baseball league slated heavy) drills for their charges Sunday as they started the final week of preparation before the loop season opens on May 4 Helper represented by the Utah Distributors will meet the Salt Lake City Bees on their home lot at 2 pm in the only scheduled -practice game on the Sunday slate Helper boasts a strong aggregation and with the new replacements coming through as expected might make a strong bid for the 1947 bunting Brigham City 'defending semipro champions have most of the players back which gave them the crowd) in 1946 Big Ear1 Owen former Salt Lake Bee slugger is again at the helm and will play' first base for the Peaches Carl McConnell and Al Emmertson both lanky right-handed flingere with pro experience will serve them up for the Brigham City nine Pete Radulovich new manager of the Pinney Beverage nine has 46 candidates out for the club and will have many a headache before he starts thinning his players out John McGurk John Pierovich Lou Tezak and Lou Campana are back from last year to form the nucleus for th 3947 aggregation Provo Timps will be stronger than last year according to reports from the southern Utah city Mgr Reed (Lob) Collins has been drilling his charges twice 'weekly since the first of April and should field a strong club Murray a member of the league for the past two seasons dropped from the league forcing the loop to operate with five clubs Leif Erickson former Pittsburgh Pirate --southpaw hurler has been named manager of the Magna-Garfield team succeeding Shelley Vincent who led the team during the first part of the 1946 season and Jackie Redd who took over when Vincent resigned First round pairings for May 4 send Brigham City to Provo and Magna to Helper Pinney draws a bye Managers of teami In the Utah Industrial Baseball -league slated heavy) drills for their charges Sun- opens on May 4 day as they started the final' week of nreuttration before the loop season the La the iHs terlipbeurt'orrae represented the only scheduled -practice 2CiptymBineestheoon their home lot at el er game on the Sunday slate Helper boaats a strong aggregation and with the new replacements coming through as expected ht xected mig make a strong bid for the 1947 bunting Brigham City 'defending semipro champions have most of the players back which gave them the crown in rl Owen former Salt 1946 Big a Lake Bee slugger is again at the helm and will play first base for the Peaches Carl McConnell and Al flingere with pro experience will Emmertson both lanky right-handed serve them up for the Brigham City nine Pete Radulovich new manager of the Pinney Beverage nine has 46 candidates out for the club and will have many a headache before he starts thinning his players out John McGuric John Pierovich Lou Tezak and Lou Campana are back from last year to form the nucleus for th 3947 aggregation Tims will be stronger than Provp last year according to reports from the southern Utah city Mgr Reed (Lob Collins has been drilling his charges twice 'weekly since the first 1 should field a strong of Apri an a ou club urra ady a member of the league for the past two seasons dropped from the league forcing the loop to operate with five clubs firt part of the 1946 aon and Bes Jackie Redd who took over when Vincent resigned First round pairings for May 4 Brighm City 't to Provo and i Magna to Helper Pinney draws a ye IOWA CITY Wilkinson on of Dr and Mrs Wilkinson 815 South Temple et Salt Lake City recently WWI voted double honors in student elections held at the University of Iowa Iowa City Wilkinson was one of two men elected to the student council of the university as a delegate-at-large Leading the other delegates and defeating 10 other candidate he received 1222 votes out of 3573 cast for the office The former Utah student also won the sportsmanship key presented to the person who had done most to further athletics and good sportsmanship at the universkty in the last year The key Ii awarded by Tail-feathers a pep club sponsored by the student council Wilkinson entered the university in September 1944 after completing two years of predentistry at the University of Utah He is now a junior in the college of dentistry at the university For three ytars Wilkinson has played guard on the Iowa basketball team Previously in 1944 he played with the Utah team which won the NCAA title In the spring of 1945 he was on the Iowa team winning the Big Ten Conference title that year This year he was elected to play in the East-West game in New York City Four times Wilkinson was elected All-American Next year Wilkinson will be ineligible to play on the Iowa team under the rule which allows a player to participate only four years in college competition IOWA CITY Wilkin- son son of Dr an Mrs Wil- kinson 815 South Temple at Salt Lake City recently WWI voted double honors In student elections held at the University of Iowa Iowa City Wilkinson was one of two men eected to the student council of the university as a delegate-at-large Leading the other delegates and de- feating 10 other candidate he re- ceived 1222 votes out of 373 cast 5 for the office The former Utah student also won the sportsmanship key presented to the person who had done most to fur- ther athletics and good sportsman- ship at the university in the last year Th key is awarded by Til- a tudent counc feathers a pep club sponsored by sil For three ytars Wilkinson has he played played guard on the Iowa basketball team Previoualy in 1944 with the Utah team which won the A A title In the spring of 1945 he was on the Iowa team winning the Big Ten conference title that year This year he was elected to play in the East-West game in New York City Four times Wilkinson was elected All-American under the rule which allows Next year Wilkinson will be in- eligible to play on the Iowa team a play- er to narticinate only four years in college competition Shooters Hold Junior Meet -w-w -st -s 111211t72 IT-11-4-1d1 11 ELECTRIC l' WIRE i 1 Entrance cable 2-6 1-6 per 1 ft 30t Ifil 122 Ito max per 100 ft 1 a 1 1v1b 1 eq 51052 142 Ito max 1 tr lih per 100 ft- 5723 -----wA11 102 100 ft 1 i 51365 '''i4-f 1 14 Gal- 4 tingle weather- 7 it- I proof 'i Per ft 2t 14 Gat C-C'- risingle wire per 100 ft- '''''---) 5178 FENCING MATERIAL ELECTRIC 11 i WIRE i o' Entrance cable i 1 11 30t -11 ft i F---7 122 Roma per 100 ft S1052 "1 i 142 Romax HI 11 i i rt7 I 1 0: 1 fll 1 mho 9 1 i s1 s' 4 'TI A-: 1 7 ::7:12 k-'-4 FENCING MATERIAL Nib ley Shows 'Ace Record 1 i Nib ley Si I lows i -i 1 ce Record 1 i i I Built for Bonneville The fact that the Bonneville salt flats are the greatest racing cite in the world aeems to be an accepted fact now the world over An intereating letter from Lawrence Pomeroy to Ab Jenkins describing the German mystery speed car which has created such a stir in thin country says in part: "The car was being built in 1939 to attack the world land speed record on the Bonneville Balt flats" Even this German car would have been brought to Utah because there is nowhere else where man can travel over six miles a minute on land with such safety as is offered on the famed Utah course Pomeroy in the letter to Jenkins further points out: "Mercedes-Benz have so much experience racing that one can be sure any estimate from them could be taken seriously They were confident that the machine could have been made to travel at about 460 to 470 miles an hour if the war had not interfered with plans to take the car to Utah" Pro Grid Outlook Manager Fred Tedesco and Rollie Sleator who represented the Salt Lake Seagulls pro football squad at the recent Pacific Coast league football session are optimistic about the 1947 season and hope to get back some of the $30000 that was lost on the professional venture last fall The Seagulls leaders point out that the league is on a much sounder basis this year with teams posting guarantees that they will finish the season The fact that Honolulu will come here- for an early season game and that another game will be played in Hawaii where the attendance was excellent last year are important factors on the attractive 10-game schedule They also believe that by playing night games and getting away from the fairgrounds that theis cause will be aided materially 7 Apparently all doubt about going ahead has been eliminated and the pro grid leaders are ready to dive in and build up a strong team bene fiting by their mistakes of last year to prepare for a better campaign this season 'mu I) ilt for Bonnevilie The fact that the Bonneville salt flats are the greatest racing site in the world seems to be an accepted tact now the world over An Interesting letter from Law- rence Pomeroy to Ab Jenkins describ- ing the German mystery speed car which has created such a stir in thin country says in part: "The car was being built in 1939 attack the orld land seed record wp on the Bonneville salt flats" Even this German car would have been brought to Utah because there further points out: "Mercedes-Benz have so much ex- perience racing that one can be sure any estimate from them could be taken aeriousfy They were conli- dent that the machine could have een ma travel a a ut 40 to tr 6 470 miles an hour if the war had not interfered with plans to take the car to Utah" Pro Grid Outlook Manager Fred Tedesco and Rollie Sleato who represented the Salt Lake Seagulls pro football squad at the recent Pacific Coast league foot- ball session are optimistic about the 1947 Beason and hope to get back ws sme of the $30000 that as lot on 41 I 1 1 oan session are optimistic about the 1947 season and hope to get back some of the $30000 that was lost on the professional venture last The Seazulls leaders point out that the lea gue- Is on a 'uch sounder a basis this year with teams poting sosoo A 0" AA La al- ULLL LALcra LIMA 111ry 1 Lin13" tne season The fact that Honolulu will come here for an early season game Ann trust anotner game will be played Star Bowlers Roll Tonight tar Bolvlers -no 1-1 Tmaht 1t011 C7 Nib ley municipal golf course came with one for the books Saturday when two holes in one were scored on the same hole within less than two hours Joe Winder started it about 12:30 when he sank his tee shot using a No 9 iron Witnessing the shot were Jtm Perry Jeff Ward and Harold Pickering members of the Winder foursome Then an hour and a half later Chub Utter did the same be also used a No 9 iron Mrs Utter and Mr and Mrs Murray Bleak witnessed Chub's feat Nibley municipal golf course came tvith one for the books Saturday when two holes in one were scored on Joe Winder started it about 12:30 the eame hole within less than two hours when he sank his tee shot a No 9 iron Witnessing the shot were Jtm Perry Jeff Ward and Harold Pickering members of the Winder foursome Then an hour and a half later Pickering members of the Winder foursome Then an hour and a half later Chub titter did the same Sir 11173U oaeu a iNo iron Nirs utter' a nd Mr a rid 111is -Plirica witaesapa SOUTH BEES SOUTH BEE SOUTH BEES The Provo American Legion post No 13 won top team honors in the National junior rifle tournament at South high school Saturday afternoon Members of the winning team were Kuhn Marshall Gordon Love-ridge Jim Loveless and Lloyd Wilde The Provo shooters were awarded the sectional championship trophy and the American Legion post No 2 annual trophy In the runner-up spot was the Payson high school junior rifle club Team members were Max -Harwood Jack Roach A Smith and Daryl Davis Davis high girls' team won top honors In the girls division The Kaysville lassies were presented with the Wallace Tanner perpetual trophy On the Davis team were Lois Trowbridge Clarence Rush-forth Ida Smith and Stanlie Smith Following are a list of other honors bestowed upon the youthful shooters: Individual ranking boy Kuhn Marshall Provo highest ranking girl Lois Trowbridge Davis second ranking boy Lloyd Wilde Provo: second ranking girl Jayne Loy Walker: boys high scorer A- Smith Payson girls high scorer Lkils Trowbridge Davis The winning team and individual competitors will go to the Nationals at a location and date to be announced later No 13 won top team honors in the The Provo American Legion post National junior rifle tournament at noon Members of the winning team Kuhn were hMarshall Gordon Love- South high school Saturday after- ridge Jim Loveless and Lloyd Wilde atThnhede tsectional Ph Provo VAom ee hr tOcnOhatenemr aLoep i owghienernhei ppanwst rota rpdNhenyd 2 annual trophy pacnootnhehizrhunancehro-oulpiusnpioort rifle a club Team members were Max -Harwood Jack Roach A Smith and Dary division The Davis high girls' team w-on top I the girls' honors Davis high girls' team won top honors In the girls division The Kaysville lassies were presented with in tne IIV ko saw a tn7s1ii tho Mavis team were rntehridvo Clarence Rush- fnpth Ida smith and Stsnlie Smith Following are a bet of other honors bet4trivved linen the routhful shooterit: Tiiirl21 Irv in rank- Floyd Richardson best of the intermountain area's lights heavyweight Scikappers and Pete Liapitt A A I11 herNyweight champion will square off triNa five-round main event scrap at the West Jordan junior high school 'gym Thursday night The bout will be the feature attraction on a star-studded fight program with receipts going into the West Jordan church building fund The West Jordan junior high gym is at the Bingham highwa-Redwood road intersection The much-feted University of Utah basketball team which recently won the national invitational tournament at Madison Square Garden will be honor guests at the show Mary Jensen coach of the West Jordan athletic club announced Saturday night Jay Lambert 1947 Golden Gloves champ from West Jordan will tangle with Lynby Stoker Golden Gloves runnerup in a heavyweight semi-windup Two other bouts which should turn out to be nearly as good as the main event are the Paul Perkins-Horace Gillespie fight and the Ernie HunickMike Kendarias battle Hunick was recently released from the navy after a three-year stint Hunick claimed the Golden Gloves title In 1946 while Kendariax won the A A title in the 135-pound class In 1946 The remainder of the slate follows: kleury Jo West Jordan 147 vs Tony Melee Prtee 147 GeOrge Kalakis West Jordan 126 vs Corky Nichols Price 126 Bud Mitchell West Jordan 135 VI Bob Foster Rotary 135 Tiro Kimball Rotary 180 vs Le Cox Price 180 Van La Pore West Jordan 135 vs Assnoss Eaeoncion Price 135 Junior Cohins Rotary 112 vs LaMar Briggs West Jordan 112 Jerry Olsen 11 140 vs Melvin Smith Rotary 140 Neil Hilton West Jordan 147 vs Joe Bridgewater Rotary 147 Bert Williams Rotary 118 vs Gene Fulimr Weilt Jordan 122 Dick Worthen Lehi 173 vs MAX Fl0- layson West Jordan 175 Toy Atwood Price 112 vs Leroy Jefferson Rotary 112 Duane Richardson West Jordan 145 vs Carl Hicks Lehi 147 Rex Holm Lehi 147 Glade Justin-son West Jordan 150- WM West Jordan 112 vs Paul Bennett 112 Lehi Jay Fullmer West Jordan 65 vs Gene Bennett 65 Lehi Don Fullmer West Jordan 60 va- Ray Carlson 60 1111 Floyd Richardson best of the in A ermountain area's light scanners and Pete Liapia A A heAlyweight champion will square see i 4 puuueu ligilL program Witil receipts going into the West Jordan church building fund The West Jordan junior high gym is at the Bingham highwa-Redwood road intersection The much-feted University of Utah basketball team which recently won the national invitational tournament at Madison Square Garden will be honor guests at the show Mary Jen- sen coach of the West Jordan athletic club announced Saturday night champ from West Jordan will tangle Jay Lambert 1947 Golden Gloves with Lvnbv Stnicpr aolri DLunci kroluen taitiVel5 runnerupt In a heavyweight semi- windup Two other bouts which should turn out to be nearly as good as the main event are the Paul Perkins-Romeo Two'other bouts which should turn out to be nearly as good as the main event are the Paul Perkins-Horace Gillespie fight and the Ernie Hunick- StrpitSior ti ntitenrair1L 81 tl ADate tiLITIICK Was fremres ism ciaimod tho aflifigon ninvo tit 1946- as WWI the A A LI tali In The lArt-nntinfl tigh en in 1CLIR Rex liolm Lehi 147 vs Glad Justin' 111 Naopeti J01'111111 11Z VS raw 2 Lh Jay Fullmer West Jordan 65 vs Gene pt 1nrdn An Fury ca-r18-0-n: I I I I 1 I I I 1 I 5 1 1 I II 1 I i 1 1 1 II I I II I I I I I I I I it All three leagues looks well balanced and hot races are expected be fore the championships are decided come August All three leagues will play a split schedule with the winners cif the first and second halves meeting to decide league titles Red Henderson a colored boy who will hold down left field for Rudy Headlund bids to be one of the lastest men in the Metropolitan league in the coming race This club also boasts a fine catcher Bruce Pei-Inn who hails from Oregon Paul Kingdon will manage and pitch tor the club The Metropolitan has a fine array of pitching talent with Gunner Guncerson tossing for Vern Coggle's a hew and powerful entry Doug Borg will be dishing them up for Hamm's Beer and George Walker will again be with Jordan Valley Dave Zinik's club 'will have dependable Jack Stahl While Jack Jones will have Bud Lemke for mound chores Ned Schiff Will toss for Rudy 's boys Four clubs in the Employes' circuit expected to go a long ways are the MI with Gordy Lee doing the hurling the Fire Department with Red Fox Montgomery Ward with last year's pitching find George Barra and Bennett Glass and Paint with Southpaw Bart Dennery Pitching Talent The Columbia league is also gathertrg a good array of pitching talent with Doc Wheeler Turner ot I Cal Hamblin Jack Denner Beardon and Swenson expected to show up welL in Phoe' nix Ariz the Ramblers and Fresno open the Girls league April 26 Fresno has a strong club and the series bids to be a tight one It looks like local softball is once more headed for a banner year Witito Park Schedule Sunday May 4 (Metropolitan League) 7:30 Coggle vs Ilamm's Been 8:30 Valley Mink vs Rudy' Headlund 930 Sporting Goods vs jnnesies Bungalow Inn Monday May a (Employee' Loatu0) 700 CM I vs Fire Dept roo Nelson vs Tribune-Telegram 9:00 vs Trailways Tuesday May (Columbia League) 7:30 Steel vs Junior Clamber 8:30 Paints vs Elks Cub 930 Legion No 2 vs Ace Billiards All thr ee leazues looks well bal- anced and hot rces are expected be ra ren rienaerson a colored boy who will hold down left field for Rudy Headlund bids to be one of the lastest men in the Metropolitan league in the coming race This club also boasts a fine catcher Bruce Pel- Inn who hails from Oregon Paul Kingdon will manage and pitch for the club The Metropolitan has a fine array of pitching talent with Gunner Gun- cerson tossing for Vern Coggle's a new and powerful entry Doug Borg Be and George Walker will again will be dishing them up for Hamm's wit Jordan Valley Dave Zinik's ae ep club will hv dendable Jack Stahl while Jack Jones will have Bud Lemke for mound chores Ned Schiff will toss for Budy's boys Four clubs in the Employes' circuit remKe ror mound chores Ned Schiff Will toss for Rudy 's boys Four clubs in the Employes' circuit expected to go a long ways are the 1141 with Gordy 1-4P tirkina th hr the Fire Department wind ox montgoery Ward with -111SL 111 r- 1117 iv A MAI tJeorge JEsa ca aria rwnnett Glass and with Southpaw Bart Dennery Paint 11141161L JrItieSiet Bungalow Monday May a (Employee Lauk1 7 -00 I -vs: Fire Dept sroo Telcarim- 9:00 pm--Elmco vs Trallwit ye Tuesday May (Columbia Diague) 7:30 Steel vs Junior Chamber 8130 Paints vs Elks Club Red-Blue Meet Salt Lake Country club women golfers will hold a Red and Blue tourney as a feature of regular women 's day activities Tuesday Mrs Oster loh chairman announced Play will begin at 9:30 am Red-Blue Meet Brooklyn Selects Sim Valley Site 1 1 1 18" Welded Field Roll 5340 48" woven 10-rod roll S1070 60" Woven10-rod roll $1140 Poultry 3Tetiing-- 2" Mesh 12" to 72 per roll 5165 to 57 1" Mesh 12" to 72" per roll-- $3 to SiS STUCCO NETTING line ft roll S1280 line It roll 1400 HARDWARE CLOTH gal line ft 41 gal line it 4 is Id 5 MO od S1070 rod $1140 72" per S165 to 57 72" per S3 to S15 NETTING oil S1280 oit $1400 RE CLOTH in: tilt: 11 110 Continued from Page B-4 In 154 Mayberry a first-place winner in the shot where he nosed out teammate Hi Wren and Eddie Casey who won third in the 220 No less -conspicuous In the after-noon's activities were a pair of speed merchants in class where Harvey Conlin of Rupert Ida sped across the 100-yd dash In 102 then returned to clip of the low hurdles then added a leg on the winning 880-yd relay ouartet Another double-winner was Fred Benton of Wasatch academy winner of the quarter-mile event In 522 winner of the 220 In 231 and a second-place winner in the broad Jump David Martindale of Oakley Via provided one of the highlights of the meet when he vaulted 11 ft 9 in to win the class event nearly a foot higher than the class A vaulters and an inch better than the winning mark In the junior college division Another outstanding performance came in class where Dale Heaton of Valley negotiated the half-mile run in 2:047 faster time than his class A rivals could report Dale ran one leg on the medley relay quartet which was an easy winner in the class bracket Harold Westover winning the class broad jump with a leap of 20 ft 8 in saw his mark outdo that re- ported In class A where Allan Cook of Davis was the victor with a jump of 20 ft 4 in Inrt 11-A Re era Alb In 154 MayberrY a first-place In tne snot wnere ne nose(' out teammate Hildreth and Eddie Casey who won third in the 220 No less -conspicuous In the after- of Valley negotiated the half-mile 'run in 2:047 faster time than his Clatill lk rivals could report vale ran one leg on the medley relay quartet which was an easy winner in the class bracket Harold Westover winning the class broad jum with a leap of 20 ft 8 in saw his mark outdo that re- ported In class A where Allan Cook of Davis vas the victor with a jump of 20 ft 4 in Turf Club Offers Breakage Plan With some of the top names In the national bowling picture joining the parade of stars the tenth annual Ritz Classic moves down the home stretch Sunday night Joe Norris the Detroit-Chicago ace who has been called the greatest all-around performer in the business will be on the alleys in the final squad at 10 pm as new entries attempt to beat the leading score of 1752 posted two weeks ago by Milan Ziokovich of San Leandro Cal Norris will be Joined by Jack Sharkey of Battle Creek Mich siX Cleveland entries headed by Charley Lausche and Joe Kissoff Fred Converse the ex-Classic champ from Spokane who holds the record at 1849 Art Landmark of Denver another former winner Hank Lauman Sam Garofalo and Eddie Doerr of St Louis Leo Rollick Ernie Soest and Lou Haworth who head a southern California contingent and others On the 7 pm squad will be a horde of Denver entries Jr MacKenzie and Ray Koukal of Santa Monica Cal Gene Swindler of Da yton and others including some of Salt Lake City's best bets such as Bill Ward Dr Mason Gordon Wood Paul Chaseand Jensen Complete lineup for the two final squads follow: 7 Vanderiest Gene Watschek Aaron Lutz Felix Beyer Jimmy Long Ambrose Gallagher Ernie Benson Nobel Fisher Fred Gushurst Ray Norton and Joe Kavanaugh Denver Earl Apple-quit Dave Middaugh Jack Wigoall Bill Ward Dr Mason Gordon Wood Kyle Coles Jensen Paul Chase and Martin Mer'hie Salt Lake McCartin and Carver Colorado Springs Colo Jack Hughes Cliff Rhode William Holt James Sasso and Frank Whitcomb Pueblo Colo MacKenzie and Ray Koukal Santa Monica Cal Gene Swindier Dayton an Keith Anderson Englewood Colo 10 pm--Ilarrison Squires Johnny supple Lou Haworth Leo Rollick and Ernie Borst LOs Angeles: Clyde Meed Elko Neit Jack Kennedy Jack Benson Ed Welrich John runkbelner Art Landmark Ronny Mapeill George Norris and Joe Bocci Denver Joe Norrioi Detroit Jack Sharkey Battle Creek Mich: Joe Kimsoff Fddi Sloopp Steve Nagy Chance Leonel-le Jo Bouts and Al Cleveland Fred Converse and Bud Converse Spokane Wash Paul Shindell and Ray BOW Nen Francisco: Meg Kosof Ogden Ell Alien Idaho Falls Hank Littman kam GatOral0 and Eddie Doerr St Louis With some of the top names In the national bowling picture joining the parade of stars the tenth annua ev11 fin In 'rt wan some UL tne top names in 1ne national bowling picture joining the parade of stars the tenth annual Ritz Classic moves down the home stretch Sunday night Joe Norris the Detroit-Chicago aace rlasofen 34 tiertc)rrner I rt ri Flt 1 ILL IJC We awry 3 Ltie LAMAS squad at 10 pm as new entries at- t''''P' Gordon Wood Paul Cha Jensen ae'and complete lineup tor tne IWO Mal squads follow: 7 Vanderlest Gene Wats- chek Aaron Lutz FeIt Yer JlmmY 1n 'ri Diouet irorr quist Dave Middaugh Jack Wignail Btu Ward Dr Mason Gordon Wood Kyle Col and Joe ET es Jensen Paul Chase and Martin Merble Salt Lake CMoCar- am Daroral0 and Eddie Doerr est Loule NEW YORK April 26 Freddy Fitzsimmons general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers in the All-America Football conference announced Saturday that the squad will conduct fall training at Sun Valley Ida Approximately 50 Dodgers will report to Coach Cliff Battles on an undecided date "toward the end of July" Fitzstmmons said He also announced that Brooklyn will play an exhibition game against the Los Angeles Dons in Portland Ore Aug 17 Approximately 50 Dodgers will prt to Coach Cliff Battles on an undecided date -toward me ena or July" Fitzstmmons said He also an- flounced that Brooklyn will play an exhibition game against the Los gees Dons in Portland Ore Aug 17 I re-1 I I I I I I An-I I 11 -S 1 I I 1 1 I I INGLEWOOD Cal April 26 (AP) Hollywood Turf club Saturday recommended returning to the public all breakage in part mutuel betting and in an announcement that may produce nation-wide repercussions in racing circies said it had worked out a method to solve mathematical problems irt-the pian In California and other states all cents involved in computing payoff prices in part mutual kept by the tracks The amounts run into millions of dollars In other states notably New York and Massachusetts the state gets 50 or more of the breakage the tracks retaining the balance Hollywood Turf club Satur- day recommended returning to the public all breakage in pars mutuei betting and in an announcement that nenduea nation-wide renercus raring' eirclon said 'it had tn olv maths- In California and other states all MatiCai pro-blems cents involved in corn- puting payoff prices in part mutuel voiskin 'rho I I 1 I DALE OPENING PLANS SET DALEOPENING -r irmr-1 Red Grange Gets Softball Position Red Grane fr Gets Shorts on Sports All braggarts and prevaricators are not fishermen or golfers There are men with theist first offspring More than 150000 rounds of ammunition will be shot In the Centennial traps meet at the Salt Lake Gun club starting May 29 Dean Hurd manager of the -estimates that more than 140000 will pass through the cashier's window the opening day of the shoot which will be the biggest money shoot in the west this season Dick Movitz who has earned a place on the Olympic ski team reports that most of the skiera are expected to come to Alta for some early training next fall The team will leave for Switzerland in December Dick is hoping to be able to stay in Europe to see the summer Olympic games in London Art Gilbert trainer has been in the hospital at Provo for some time now The young athletic chief is planning a trip to Mayo's for a complete checkup The junior colleges have scheduled their annual track and field championships at next Saturday May Athletic Director Eddie Kimball of is whole-hesrtedly In favor of a tightly knit conference and definitely opposed to Denver's proposed loose association plan Eddie thinks that the argument that the conference needs Denver's big crowds to get along financially Is a lot of malarky Eddie admits that he haa a whale of a spring grid session last week but makes no predictions about next fall of ammunition will be the spring More tnan 150000 rOunds shot in LL wpm Lake Gun club starting May 29 Dean Hurd manager of the cltib restimates that more than 140000 Wilt pass through the cashier's win- which will be the biggest money shoot in the wet this Beason dow the opening day of tho shoot Dick Movitz who has earned a place on the IT OIVInnie ski team re- 71 60 eAd" leen' li'71 ea proposed loose associio atn 'Eddie thinks that the argument that lot of malarky Eddie admits that ctheweontferenect along financially il a big pr ng grid ro di get he aa a whale of a a I ession last week but makes no predictions about next fall Triple Tie Three Fort Douglas golfers Used for first place in an 18-hole point-par tournament which featured Saturday's play They were Ken Rogerson Peterson and Kimball each with 39 points Carver won the nine-hole tourney with 22 points Lee Wright Harry Lambretch and James lvers tied for second with 21 LUMBER Nearly all kinds for general use Surveyors Stakes- to $148 to S240 per 100 MINE WEDGES 2'12'112" $247 $275prlOO PICKETS to bdL 24- 48a to S147 to la a 2472c to $201 to bd 96c to szes I 'Wan Forest Dale will hold Its formal golf opening Saturday May '1 with a bent-ball tournament a hole-inone contest and a big dance at the clubhouse to top off the day according to rrexident Paul Ownby The tournament will be open to all golfers and a big turnout to expected to participate Entries must be made with Professional Jerry Henderson before Friday Might CHICAGO April 26 (AP)--Harold (Red) Grange has signed a one-year contract as commissioner of the National Girls Baseball league Arch Wolfe league president said Saturday Terms were not disclosed Grange the "Galloping Ghost" of University of Illinois football fame will continue the insurance business in which he has been active the last rive year Foreign Netters Win in London -1rrg r'r rr-Or7nr 'd 4 4 04 1 I le 1- '1 Ift: SSnnmmiiiiss IL fitUlt IL' trill 0 uttlittitritn LLP I I I II I LONDON April 26 entries shut out native stars by winning both singles titles in the finals of the Surrey hard court tennis tournament Saturday Big Jack Harper of Australia retained the men's crown beating Walton of England 6-2 6-0 Mrs Sheila Plercy-Summers took the women's title from Mrs Mary Muller 4-6 6-2 6-3 Both are South Africans They are here to play In the Wimbledon championships Ja7klulltua4rpyer of A IP a na re- tamed the men's crown beating FWattort 01 England6-2 6 -0 he mrs shena eiercy-Nummers TOOK woen's title from Mrs Mary Muller 4-6 6-2 6-3 Both are South here to play In Afrirans They are the Wimbledon championships in i ng ing I 11 I I 'She Is Using 1 I W1177 I -i Winton Retires Maryland Cup irb Nvinton netires 3 I I ary 1 and Cup SO-yd (Ed ainton Leary Kingston Robinson) Ogden East Granite Medley (Pet 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ming Kintlsch A 53 ft in Javelin Stephen seymour A A ILIttly alArr aci a 410 LI- 1 tn Thomboon IrvIns at us a ii orauy impr Li 1 5 0 4 ft Pole vault Montgomery 't oJ4m Peck A AC: Alex Scott Pita- consul 13 it in 1 I I II Railroaders to Drill baseball team will hold three drills during the corning week The first drill will be held Sunday at 4 pm and the second and third Wednesday and Friday both at 5 pm All three workouts are scheduled for Municipal diamond No 2 All members of the team are urged to attend Railroaders' to Drill NV baseball team will hold three drills during the coming week 4 4411 t411 19A bsoIA Cl2oelmyy 111C LAl216 UI 414 itt-L0 ZLIIIL(427at: pm ana I a na secon ana inira Vv'ednesday and Friday both at 5 pm All three workouts are scheduled for Municipal diamond No 2 All 6cu ut u' attend I 1 I 41 I I API 10:4 GLYNDON Md April 28 Stuart Janney Jr and his big 13-year-old hunter Winton retired the historic Maryland hunt cup Saturday with an easy victory over a field of seven in the 51st running of Maryland's steeplechase classic It was the third straight hunt cup win for Janney and Winton John Strawbridge's Bungtown ridden by Powers Jr was second 10 lengths back and Miss Laura Franklin's Roxspur ridden by Louis MclA Merryman Jr crossed the finish third in the gruelling four-mile cross-country chase over 22 oak fences They were the only horses to reach the finish line and Roxspur got there only after falling at the 20th hurdle GLYNDON Ild April 28 (AP)-- Stuart Janney Jr and his big 13-year-old bunter inton retired the historic Maryland hunt cup Sat- urday with an easy victory over a field of seven In the 51st runninc Of It was the third straight hunt cup in for Janney and Winton John Strawbridge's Bungtown ond 101engthn back and Miss Laura L- 14 11A A 4 21 i 1-o alerryman Jr croasea tne ish third in the Eruellinr four-mile cross-country chase over 22 oak ee Thfences were th only horses to reach the finish line and Roxspur got there only after falling 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pringv-ille Gerald Curry Wasatch Robert Jones Delta: Connie Bement Millard 43 ft 312 In Olson Murray: Don Staley Summit Averill Greer Paul Ida Boyd Ruud Grace Ida Lee Miller Lincoln 4 :502 Low hurdies----Harvey Conlin Rupert Ma: Hatch Lincoln Dean Rickenbach Richfield: Dean Farley Spanish Fork Ray Bellows Payson :14 Benton Was Academy: Lewis Lincoln Duane Stauffer Murray: Mendenhall Richfield Lynn Hansen Millard :522 880 (first sect ion Heaton Valley: Herbert Spencer Murray: David Moore No Summit Ed Larsen Was 'Academy: Monty Groesbeck Springville 2:047 SSO (second Peterson Richfield: Bill Burnside Sanpete Lynn Haslem Cyprus: Don Farmer Rupert Ida: stev Thurston Morgan 2 :098 Pole Ma rt indale Oakley Ida Boyd Nowere Beaver: Robinson Richfield Liteon Murray tied Guthrie Murray 11 ft 9 in Benton Was Academy Henry Conlin Rupert Ida: Lee Nichol's Lincoln: Art Hurreler Murray Dan Mar-tines Richfield :231 Norton Springville: Robert Hlltott Pleasant Grove: Bob Di-'nick American Fork Art 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