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Scalpers Draw Blanks for Service Game Senate Assured No Tickets Will Be In Dealers' Hands 0 Oklahoma A 0 Indiana 0 Northwestern 0 Missouri 0 California Cotorado College 0 Penn 0 Minnesota 0 Washington State 0 Notre Dame Pittsburgh 0 TexaaChristian 0 Football Predicting Contest Mall or Bring List to Football Contest Editor Salt Lake Tribune-Telegram (This list must be postmarked by 6 Friday) Win Win Tie 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kochan Scores Knockout Over Evans Ever Will Scores Bay Meadows Win SAN MATEO Cal Nov 19 (W) to the front in a stretch drive Ever Will scored a three-length win Monday in the feature race at Bay Meadows Big Ripple ran second and Vinum took third in a photo finish with Doc Maxim The time for the mile was 1:48 on a heavy track The winner owned by Valois of Roscow Cal and ridden by Gene Pederson of Rowley Ia paid $1190 $610 and $540 Big Ripple returned $580 and $480 and Vinum $370 Sammy Byrd Wins Azalea Open Golf Tournament MOBILE Ala Nov 19 Sam Byrd of Detroit blazed in with a three-under-par 69 to win the $10000 Azalea open golf tournament Monday by one stroke in a playoff with Dutch Harrison of Little Rock The win gave the stocky former New York Yankee outfielder first prize money of $2000 in victory bonds Harrison who wound up with a 70 took second prize money of $1333 in Victory bonds OF COURSE SOMETWING MAY TURN CP IN 114E WAY OF 4 JOS The two professionals were forced into an extra round when they ended up regular play Sunday with duplicate scores of 283 Byrd former New York Yankee outfielder actually won the match on the 391-yard 15th bole when lanky ex-caddy Harrison discharged from the army air corps two months ago took a two-overpar six Byrd was down in a regulation four You DON'T NEED 10 STALL I KNOW WHAT OLIVE TRINKINr--- I'M NO-1 AN' 6LIC14 tIjt eSalt Cake Ttribunt Tuesday Nov 20 1945 15 Speedboat Records Fall in Regatta INDIO Cal Nov 19 world motorboat speed records were broken here Sunday in the fifth annual Salton sea regatta Tom Hill Alameda Cal set a record of 80178 miles per hour in the 135-cubic-inch inboard class and TOIT1 Dewitt Phoenix Ariz broke the class A hydroplane record with a speed of 46899 miles over a five-mile course WILMEg WAS A SAP A W4R1 AN' A OCIP Strr saY PD TWE AeMst DO A J05 ON 1 'Mit eSalt zil'te Ttribunt ri nealpers Draw Kochan Scores Ever Win Scores Sannny Byrd Wins Azalea Tue sday Nov 20 1945 15 Football Predicting Contest Bay Meadows Wm tn i Knockout )en Golf Tournanient Speedboat Records Blanks for Ma" or Bring List to Football Contest Editor SAN MATEO Cal Nov 19 UP) 01 to the front in a 11 Regatta I' Salt Lake Tribune-Telegram Over Eva Sam Byrd of Detroit blazed in with ns stretch drive Ever Will scored ti MOBILE Ala Nov 19 U1'1-- The two professionals were 1 a In Service Game This list must be postmarked by 6 Friday) three-length win Monday in the The into an extra round when INDIO Cal Nov 19 I feature race at Bay Meadows a three-under-par 69 to win the Win Win Tie they ended up regular play Sunda world motorboat speed records Big Ripple ran second and $10000 Azalea open golf tourna- Senate Assured No Ilichigan 0 0 0 i with duplicate scores of 283 were broken here Sunday in the Vinum took third in a photo finish ment Monday one sroe a Oklahoma A 0 El 0 Byrd former New York Yankee fifth annual Salton sea regatta Tickets Will Be Indiana 0 0 13 with Doc Maxim The time for playoff with Dutch Harrison of Byrd regatta outfielder actually won the match Tom Hill Alameda Cal set a the mile was 1:48 on a heavy Little Rock El on the 391-yard 15th bole when record of 80178 miles per hour in In Dealers' Hands Northwestern 0 track Missouri 0 0 0 The win gave the stocky former The winner owned by Valois lanky ex-caddy Harrison dis the 135-cubic-inch inboard class Cafornia 0 0 0 of Roscow Cal and ridden by New York Yankee outfielder first charged from the army air corps and Tom Dewitt Phoenix Ariz I 0 0 1 Colorado College CI $1190 $610 and $540 Gene Pederson of Rowley Ia Rpip-aid bonds Harrison rize mone who wound of 2000 in victory two months ago took a two-over- broke the class A hydroplane ree- 1 Penn 0 0 0 I ple returned $580 and $480 and with a 70 took second prize money par six Byrd was down in a ord with a speed of 46899 miles Minnesota 0 El Vinum $370 of $1333 in Victory bonds regulation four over a five-mile course Washington State 0 0 i Pittsburgh Notre Dame 0 -Tulane 0 1 OF COURSE '7 YOU PONT NEED 10 I'M NO-1 I WILIviEg WAS A SAP 9 1 0 0 14ect i YES SOMETWING MAY a STALL I KNOW Ii4iNKINC il A WART AN' A OOP 0 0 1- TURN UP IN 'NE MAT YOUE TRINKINr-7 ANN' SUCI4 A strr FOY PIO TWE 42701 I Texas Christian WILMEg WAY OF A JOS cr I I Do --AING! II DO A J03 ON HINIr 1K Seall)er Draw I ootl)all Predietincr Contest 1 ocliall Scores ver Win Scores Sammy Byrd 11 nTAirk eu a'el in 1 YES A 7--- 7 illirsii bur IRLL I KNri i 1MiNKINU A YVAK I AN' A LiKiK I wiLmE3z TURN UP IN 1-14E WHAT OLIVE T1INKINr7 ANN' SUCI4 1 BLIT TWE 1 vim 64 -4- trY OF A J05 1-11P4G DO A JO5 ON MINI! Ohio State Oklahoma Purdue Illinois Kansas UCLA Colorado A Cornell Wisconsin Washington Tu lane Penn State Rice Oregon State Arkansas Cornell Iowa Tennessee Mississippi Yale Ohio State Oklahoma Purdue Illinois Kansas UCLA A Colorado A Cornell Wisconsin Washington Penn State Rice Oregon State WASHINGTON Nov 18 Col Riff Jones graduate manager of athletics at West Point assured Inquiring senators Monday that scalpers have little chance of getting tickets for the Army-Navy football game The game will be played at Philadelphia on Dec 1 Sen Langer (R) North Dakota raised the question of scalpers a couple of weeks ago in a senate WASHINGTON Nov 18 Col Biff Jones graduate' manager of athletics at West Point assured inquiring senators Monday that scalpers have little- chance of getting tickets for the Army-Navy football game The game will be played at Philadelphia on Dec 1 14A1 WILMECZ IS A HEEL AN' A 14ALFWIT AN A VIZIR I OON'T BLAME YOU 114A1 WILMECZ IS A HEEL AN A 14ALFMT 1 ANvo' A DOPY Nr- A Mttl AN" A 14ALFWIT At A VIZIR' I ooNrr BLAme You A 0 A PM YOU -MINK rr ovEr ABOUT US COIN' BUSINESS SKEEZIX! 0J 0 YOU THINK II lOVEIZ ABOUT US COIN' BUSINESS pip you TANK II OVEC ABOUT US COIN' BUSINESS TOGETHEO SKEEZIX! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BALTIMORE Nov 19 complete mastery in every round Whirlwind Georgie Kochan 172-pound heavyweight- from Akron knocked out Reedy Evans 166 of Chicago in the fifth stanza of the scheduled 10-round main event Monday night Woods Gains Nod In Dull Bout NEW YORK Nov 19 the accompaniment of persistent booing and stamping Lou Woods Detroit middleweight floundered to a unanimous 10-round decision over Johnny (The Clutch) Lawer of Cleveland before 2692 irate fans at St Nicholas arena Monday night It was the dullest bout witnessed in New York in many months Referee Al Berle threatened to stop it several times and warned both fighters particularly Lawer to try to fight at least Henry Cops Fight ITOLYOKE Mass Nov 19 (Wildcat) Henry 155 of New Bedford closed with a savage two-fisted attack on the body to give a unanimous 10-round decision over Joe Reddick 157 of Paterson in the Valley arena's feature bout Monday night before a 1500 crowd BALTIMORE Nov 19 playing complete mastery in every round Whirlwind Georgie Kochan 172-pound heavyweight- from Ak- ron knocked out Reedy Evans 166 of Chicago in the fifth stanza of the scheduled 10-round main event Monday night Woods Gains Nod In Dull Bout NEW YORK Nov 19 the accompaniment of persistent booing and stamping Lou Woods Detroit middleweight floundered to a UnalliMOUS 10-round decision i a luoLetez Levu- AeLeeittay zeibeet bef ore a 1500 crowd decision over Joe Reddick 157 of Paterson in the Valley arena's feature bout Monday night before a 1500 crowd Southern California Tulsa 0 Pennsylvania Nebraska Kentucky 0 MissisA'ippi State Princeton Southern California 0 0 0 0 Irtt)116-- 1(i t21 K141 OS I 130Y)" 4::: '''s -----1 A I 1 4 'O l'1-- 4 4 72 4 4 1 7 1 lit i Ea 1 A 1 I 1---rhN)-- tr- 410132olc i i- 1 'i-'--' -''4-f-ite! -itti 5--' 7:4 '-1 f''-' 1 :1 7 F-161111111111111 -1-77------1't' 3- 111 ''s -N: i 7 I trememov 1 )46' 4 14: 1 11717P1 11' 4 1 1 Ase 111 4t' ''1-----'--- Ilhicr'Itl'140--aty i 1------- 4--------- I am Address City A fteason for selection on star game NOBODY! ANNiE tklAs 2 r-- ANNIE NO NOW GEOGE- --AI I '71-401161-rr SO TOO-- BUT WELL 1 OBODY: WAVA 1 dr 0 speech He said it had gotten so a poor man couldn't take his family to the service game because "speculators racehorse touts and scalpers" are demanding $25 to $50 a ticket for the pasteboard Acting Chairman Edwin Johnson of the senate military affairs committee wrote Jones asking for his comments Jones said 98593 tickets were printed for this year's spectacle the Army Athletic Assn to distribute half the Navy Athletic Assn the other half Members of the athletic association get 39990 tickets 2400 seats are reserved for the Cadet cheering section and band and 7000 tickets are allotted to government officials members of congress the press athleti directors ant so on That accounts for the Army's half of the tickets Members of the Army Athletic Assn were allowed to apply for rot to exceed 4 "personal use" tickets and up to six non-personal use tickets The demand was so great from the groups he mentioned that no tickets are available this year for the general public Declaring there is no direct or Indirect sale or arrangement with scalpers Jones wrote: "At the present time scalpers undoubtedly are soliciting orders from prospective purchasers of such Army-Navy tickets as the scalpers hope to get "Eradicating scalpers is well righ impossible as demonstrated by the inability of federal state and city authorities to handle black market operations during the war Ticket scalpers are in business in every city and town where there is a popular spectacle for which the ticket demand exceeds the supply "We do all we can at this end to prevent tickets from falling into the hands of scalpers We urge our members to exercise the utmost care in determining the ultimate receiver and user of football tickets issued them for our games "We keep a complete record (section row and seat) of every ticket allotted to all individuals We make every effort to learn seat numbers of such tickets we can readily identify the person to whom such ticket was issued by this office Our long standing policy has been to blacklist any member whose tickets find their way- into the hands of scalpers no matter what the circumstances" He added- he was satisfied no member has profited by such a ticket transaction Lit 'Lc IILLAULlt-ll Lk? all 111l111UUMIN We make every effort to learn seat numbers of such tickets we whom such ticket was issued by can readily identify the person to this office Our long standing policy has been to blacklist any member whose tickets find their way into the hands of scalpers no matter He addedhe was satisfied no what the circumstances" I member has profited by such ticket transaction tribute half the Navy Athletic Assn the other half Members of the athletic association get 3991)0 for the Cadet cheering tickets 2400 seats are reserved ering sctio and band and 7000 tickets are allotted to government officials members of congress the press athleti directors ant so on That accounts for the Army's half of the tickets Members of the Arm Assn ere alloed to apply for Athletic ww not to exceed 4 "personal use" tickets and up to six non-personal use tickets the groups he mentioned that no The demand was so great from tickets are available this year for the general public Declaring there is no direct or indirect sale or arrangement with scalpers Jones wrote: "At the present time scalpers undoubtedly are soliciting orders from prospective purchasers of such Army-Navy tickets as the scalpers hope to get "Eradicating scalpers IS Well righ impossible as demonstrated by the inability of federal state and city authorities to handle black market operations dug ceeds the supply the war Ticket scalpers are rin in business in every city and town where there is a popular spectacle for vvhich the ticket demand ex- "We do all we can at this end preent icets from falling into tv tk the hands of scalpers We urge our members to exercise the ut- most care in determining the ulti- mate receiver and user of football tckets issued them for our games i "We keep a complete record (section row and seat) of every ticket allotted to all individuals We make every effort to learn seat numbers of such tickets we ticket was issued by can readily identify the person to whom such this office "Our long standing policy has blacklist any been to member whose tickets find their way into the hands of scalpers no matter what the circumstances" I He added- he was satisfied no member has profited by such a ticket transaction printed for this year's spectacle the Army Athletic Assn to dis- tribute half the Navy Athletic Assn the other half Members of the athletic association get 39900 tickets 2400 seats are reserved for the Cadet cheering section and band and 7000 tickets are allotted the to government officials members of congress press athletic directors ant so on That accounts were allowed to for the Army's half of the tickets Members of the Army Athletic Assn aply tor rot to exceed 4 "personal tickets and up to six non-personal The demand as so great from use tickets as the groups he mentioned that no il tickets are available this year for the general public LOS ANGELES Nov 19 (UP) --Senor Arturo Godoy will spot 10 years oe youth to the up-and-coming Johnny Haynes Tuesday night at Olympic auditorium but the Chilean champion of South America is favored to make the Texas Negro just another stepping stone in his comeback bid for the heavyweight title PHILADELPHIA Nov 19 (IT') signing or Johnny Nee St Petersburg Fla as a new baseball scout was annOunced Monday by the Philadelphia Phils Nee recently resigned from the New York Yankees after being a Yankee scout since 1926 NEW YORK Nov 19 He Rolls One person may send in as many roupon as appear during the wee in this paper but no inditidital can win more than one prize each week if any person predicts 20 games correctly in accordance with contest regulations he wiii be paid $50 in war bonds and stamps In case more than two persons select 20 games correctly a limit of $100 in war bonds and stamps will be divided among a' those submitting the correct entry and giving the most logical reasons for their selections on the star game Imply indicate which teams You expect to win or whether you expect a tie no not attempt to estimate the correct score In case no person correctly predicts 20 games prizes will be awarded as follows: eirst prize-510 in war tamps Kecond in war Marone the prize of each in war stamps In the eent three or Mere persons tie for first prize 1120 in war stamps will he diiided among them and other prizes will be eliminated in the event only one person wins Mit prige hut a number of entries tie for second the third price will he eliminated and CY paid each secondaries winner up a limit of $15 in war stamps After which the prize money will he evenly divided hen more then five entrants tie for third place Tribune and Telegram sports writers will select the five beet "reasons for selection" and these fly will he awarded the prires An entrant picking 117 winners in any one week's competitinn autoniatically qualifies for the blaster predictOre contest to be conducted the final week of the season for a $50 war bond Tribune and Telegram employee are not eligible to enter Tribune Coupon SPORTS NEWS IN BRIEF CLEVELAND Nov 19 Richard (Dick) Stosh 50 national A A lightweight boxing champion in 1914 died Sunday night of a skull fracture suffered in a fall He won the title in Boston PHILADELPHIA Nov 19 Morris Rath 58 former second baseman for the Philadelphia Athletics shot and killed himself Sunday Delaware County Deputy Coroner George Toppitzer reported DARMSTADT Germany Nov 19 undefeated Third infantry regiment spearheaded by the fleet Texan Jack Mitchell defeated the 100th infantry division Lewis Cops Bout DETROIT Nov 19 (Cabey) Lewis 127 of New York punched out an easy 10- round decision over Al Gomez 1341 of Chicago before a slim gathering of 962 customers at Arena Gardens Monday night Bartolo Victor NEW ORLEANS Nov 19 Boxing cleverly and punching sharply throughout A featherweight champion Sal Bartok of Boston won the unanimous verdict of the referee and two judges over Jock Leslie of Flint Mich in a 10-round bout here Monday night Terranova Scores Kayo STAMFORD Conn Nov 19 On Phil Terranova 127 Bronx knocked out Oscar Lewis 133 Newark in 2:55 of the fifth of their scheduled 10-round fight at Columbus hall Monday night Terranova had trouble reaching his taller rangy opponent until a righthand smash caused Lewis to drop his guard in the fifth Medina Wins Bout PARIS Nov 19 (UP)--Theo Medina French flyweight and bantamweight champion outpointed Jackie Paterson of Glasgow rated as the world's flyweight champion In a 10-round bout Monday night Rain Halts Grill Drill ANNAPOLIS Md Nov 19 II A A i 11 HM-11-IK ARTILE MERELY TATE4 THAT THE E3091E6 OF A MAN AND WOMAN WERE FOUND AND TI-IIR 5 LIII-A6E FULL OF MONEY I 1 i 0 A 4 l' 1 7-' -'5a -1 -7- 7F1- 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CONNECT ME WIT1-1 "7 1 0: i l'A: ie: --ma -17" I ANNIEOULDN'T WAVE KNOWN 4JV4A1 CARDS WELD- YET BI-IE CALLAD EVERY ONE PERFECTLY! SI-IE SAID TWAT 1)-IE -GHOST "TOLD HER! 71-1E LAMP V1AS TURNED OFF-- TWEN OKI AGAIN I DISTINCILsf 5 04NAJ -THE CIAIN-PULL JERKED 0 11 I ANOW JACA 14 ivEzrr 7z LAAm1Y To 6E7- tqoWCE- I' ABoaT 6LDER! TRtql15 FRati 7 TEN FEET AIAJAY FROM IT! 'YET SOMEBODY-- SONIE -MING DID IT! WHEN I BAILED dr oirr WE- WEE OVER TN LITTLE SAMAMA BAN KS THE INDICATED J1-141- ANOTHER HUNCH'- VANtSHEO 11412:7 Tl4t4 NOT A ri-IR'EC OF EVIPEAE rslEp4'Q ro ASOY'c 4 CASE' ThE GADGIGIve me THE TIME JUMPED AND we cAN E6T1MATE THE BOMBER5 PSEGENT 17051TION0207------111 'to ANNIe4couLDNT iAvE I4AWAI -rweN TI-1E LAMP WAS TURNED WO TEN FEET AWAY FROM IT! 'YOU JUST MUST KNOWN WI-141 CARDS 1 JUST SOME OFP----rwEN ON AGAIN PULLED 'YET SOMEBODY-- OR wave 1-1140 A it one person may send in as many roupon as appear during the wee in -this paper hut uo inditidetal can in more than one prize each week- 1-4ELD- YET BI-IE CALLii0 TRICK I DISTINC11-sf 504VJ TI-ft al IT SOmE s'aiNG DiD IT! BAD DREAM 1 it any person predicts 20 games correctly in accordance with contest LeWiS Cops Bout EVERY ONE PeRrec--nx OF COURSE- CI-iAIN-PULL JERKED 1 regulations he 4 Ili be paid $50 in war hond and stamps In case more than II 5kE SAID TI-IAT THIE 1:41 among garr ree tlZrseLliy a htnigrlinligt SiieeVrreT entry bonds an fl 8 the DETROIT Nov 19 (JP)-Charles 0 i JI 111 mat GHOST -TOLD HER Ye -1 most itittical reasons for their selections on the star game (Cabey) Lewis 1271i of New A -N simply Indicate which teama vou expect to win or whether ou expect Ws a tie un not attempt to estimate the correct score: 7 York punched out an easy 10- -II In case no person correctly predicts 20 games prizes will be awarded round decision over Al Gomez 0- MY Iff E7j ono 4 0 JO elm in war stamPe 1341i of Chicago before a slim reecond prize-45 in war stamps gathering of 962 customers at -i 1 4 1 tri 11J 1 11 I live prizes of al each in war stampa A in te three or mwre persons tie for first prize 1120 In war stamps Arena Gardens Monday night i 01 qo 7 1 3 It win hs idnivtiadesarmnotnognityheomnesedroo9tnhetwr ipnrolzisintwiplirmebe blilit lanantelidrither of entries ti dIL i 1 ll 4 tie for second the third prire will he eliminated and CV paid each second- Bartolo Victor 404' Amimpi-' at I i -17 place winner up a limit of 515 In war stamps Atter which the prize money 7-- 5 i 11 111: 1 1 L--1 I will be evenly divided When more than five entrants ie for third place Tribune and Telegram NEW ORLEANS Nov 19 (JP-1 ti milli -i aport writers will select the five heat reason for selecton 'i" and these five Boxing cleverly and punching i will be alearded th prizes -e0'' 11 r' 1 rontest to be conducted the final erwght champion Sal Bartolo of Any entrant picking I winners in an one week's competition auto- feath- sharply throughout A i -it 'F 11 I i 1 niatically qualifies for the Master pct ei i A week of the season for a S50 war hood redior '1 Tribune and Telegram employee are not eligible to enter Boston won the unanimous verdict Tribune Coupon Of the referee and two judges over Jock Leslie of Flint Mich in a I 'n 01' 1110141 -ANDY 5AID -THAT WoIRT1-1 imvEri6A-ne46 HUNCI-t- 10-round bout here Monday night A MAN AND WOMAN I OF COUR6E- E32-T VANI-HED wriz T1404 AIR- i 1 SPORTS NEWS IN BRIEF Terranova Scores Kayo Hm--mK ARTICLE MERELY TATE4 THAT 9 -E3Irt5 COMMITTED THE WE CAN'T PIN OUR MURDER OF OLD HCfE oN 611r04 NOT A ri-1RE0 OF EVIPEAE TO' re 1 L------- -r- STAMFORD Conn Nov 19 UPI THE 15091E6 OF A MAN MR MYTH 9IM5Y-- niE PAk To ANDYjc 4 Phil Terranova 127 Bronx ANO WOMAN WERE FOUND 1 i (Cy 1 LOS ANGELES Nov 19 (UP) CLEVELAND Nov 19 UPI- AND THEIR -SLIITCA6E 1- knocked out Oscar Lewis 133 1 r''- -4-N i IsVLIGUL: FULL OF MONEY Senor Arturo Godoy will spot Richard (Dick) Stosh 50 national Newark in 2:55 of the fifth l' I 10 years oe youth to the up-and- 4 4 4- 4 r7 1 t- lk 1 1 A AU lightweight boxing cham- of their scheduled 10-round fight NIt 11 "ming Johnny Haynes Tuesday pion in 1914 died Sunday night of at Columbus hall Monday night it 4o to N- 1 A eli Vi 4 N- 7 e0 i ''-----'1 I i 2 1- -17-71L1 night at Olympic auditorium but At 4f a skull fracture suffered in a fall FP Fe t' '-10 eF ''13i ''''-'11k 15 1 1 1 the Chilean champion of South Won title in Boston Terranova had trouble reaching his taller rangy opponent until a 4er' 4: 0 -i r' i 'O'2-'-' PHILADELPHIA Nov 19 t- America is favored to make th th ttl Bt righthand smash caused Lewis to 2 1 4 fl '1 'I 114--- 1 -i Texas Negro just another stepping II- 1 ct e' 1 NI -Ni I PHILADELPHIA Nov 19 UPI- drop his guard in the fifth 31 A stone in his comeback bid for the I 0 Morris Rath 58 former second heavyweight title 1 baseman for the Philadelphia Ath- 31C(Iilla Wins Bout --1- 1 fitij( 1 T') letics shot and killed himself Sun PARIS Nov 19 (UPI-Theo 7 1 IF -oil r-------- 411i )k cvw- 4 I i 1 The signing of Johnny Nee St day Delaware County Deputy Medina French flyweight and ban- -----4 sr- 1 1 fi 1--- I 1 Petersburg Fla as a new baseball Coroner George Toppitzer re- tamwei e1 i scout was announced Monday by ported ght champion outpointed Jackie Paterson of Glasgow rated 4 '1 I the Philadelphia Phils Nee re- as the world's flyweight champion I -cently resigned from the New DARMSTADT Germany Nov in a 10-round bout Monday night York Yankees after being a 19 1211-The undefeated Third in-WS Acetav e9cA Vordley 4-- WHEN I BAILED YE GADS rGivE mO THE Yankee i 1926 1 alok 4: anee scou since cs 1 PVEY7 70 I AA611)1 A 'r -5 011T WE-THWELI7TTLE CAN TI THE E- TIME to JUMPED AND we fantry regiment spearheaded by II Rain halts Grill Drill Tki4 14 AN EXTREME T0 6E t'iDyCE- i --v i CNER I ESMAT NEW YORK Nov 19 Uri- the fleet Texan Jack Mitchell de- EMERGENCY AB017 6i--DER --14 NtT--------- BAHAMA BANKS 1 BOMBERS PRESENT t-- ----1- AN1D THE INDICATED 1705iTiON I He Rolls feated the 100th infantry division ANNAPOLIS Md Nov 19 31 i CONNECT ME WITI-4 TRgbil5 FR041 1 I 1 1 1 rr: WAVE 1-1A-t-IA! 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'IOU JUST MUST rt KNOWN Wv-IAT CARDS I JUST SOME OFF TWEN ON AGAIN PULLED 'YET SOMEBODY 0Z wavE I-IAD A 4 one person may send In as many roupon as appear during the wee in this paper hut no inditidlial can in more than one prize each week CWAIN-PULL JERKED 14ELT) YET SWE CALLAO TRICK I SoAki THE All ii SOmE lqING DID IT 1 BAD DREAM II if any person predicts 20 games correctly in accordance with contest LeWiS ops Bout EVERY ONE PERFEcnx OF COURSE regulations he 4 i li be paid $50 in war bonds and stamps in case more than i tz DETROIT Nov 19 rl tlii pbeerszszeidecatm2oOnggarciaetitchoormrecatitivbmadtiritnilgt tgeSterrreitnt weanrt thyonadned a gn fiv lent: ultra 5WE SAID TWAT T-IE mil Liimnn mat -1DR I I most logical reasons for their selections on the star Some (Cabey) Lewis 1271i of New A LD HE! 1 41 6744 's F''' A a sie Ire eelloPrereptet osewnin or whether you expect York punched out an easy 10- to in case no per ill son correctly predicts 20 games prizes be awarded round decision over Al Gomez 0- or 1" z- I-4 as lti 4 dli ons I eras in war attuning 134112 of Chicago before a slim No r-- A -J -----1 7 i rs -r1 1 4 r7- 1 war stampo Az aecond in war stamps gathering of 962 customers at i I 1 110 prizes of Si each i )-- in the PPirli three or mwre persons tie for first prize 1120 in war stamps Arena Gardens Monday night A ti il I A I 1 will he in armonogthem and other tprlles will be eliminated ---2 1 1 sn only yon eper tw Mit pr re but a number of entries 2 I tie for second the third prire will he eliminated and CV paid each second- Bartolo Vi ctor 1 5 i pines winner up a limit of SUS in war stamps After which the prize money win be divided IL 1 ve es eation Ii hen more than rive entrants I for third placec on an thee Boxing cleverly and punching irthune and oleigram NEW ORLEANS Nov 19 (JP-1 law I 1 7 igsepirrtteZ he fi beet fli" th fllhing 11 mei -0- ro Ani entrant pickins i'l winners In any one week's competition auto sharply throughout A feath- -r 1 A niat)cally qualifies for the Master predictor rontest to be conducted the final ervveight champion Sal Bartok) of week of the 0 season for a S5 war bond -4- --i Tribune and Telegram emplyes are not eligible fo enter Boson won unan ot the verdict tea slito 11411110' 1 4(- :1: 71 1 i L461cy ylp) Vorp WHEN yc GADSGive mO THE 7 -sfr ouT WEE TIME JumPED AND we I': THIS TO 14 A A 2-70 6 7- tkAATE TH ENERGENCY ABOUT 6LDER 8A14AMA BAN KS BomBERG pREGENT TRAAG 4Zto41 toln 114 INDIts-ATID 7 They'll Do It Every Time AIN'T PEOPLE SAPS THEY TAKE THEIZ NAPS IN THE LIVING 1ZOOM APTEZ DINNETZ-- 3 21 Pepsi-Coa Company Long CilyN Franchised Bottler: BIRRELL BOTTLING COMPANY A OtO 1120 Edgehill stablels away from the winner's circle since midsummer found the sloppy Pimlico racing strip to his liking Monday and defeated four rivals in the $3500 Arlington purse BERLIN Nov 19 (UP) The Berlin kommendatura the allied military group commanding Berlin Monday night ordered German sports clubs to eliminate boxing mountain climbing jiu-jitsu and seven other sports which "tend to promote military preparedness" it 11110- fHEINI THEY HIT THE HAY AND MAME THEY STAN' AWAIE ALL NIGRT WITH 11-1EiR READING football team 26 to 7 here Saturday for its ninth straight victory SPOKANE Wash Nov 19 UP) Wright former player with the Hollywood Stars baseball team and a -member of several major league clubs in the 1920s has been named manager of the Spokane Indians for the 1946 revival of the Western International league Owner Sam Collins said Monday BALTIMORE Nov 19 (IP) Mrs Ambrose Clark's stable leading steeplechase money winner for the last four years was barred from raring in Maryland Monday following laboratory tests which the Maryland racing commission said showed her horse Cosey winner of the jumps at Pimlico Nov 14 was stimulated HOUSEWIVES Drive Out and Buy FRESH EGGS for Your Holiday Cooking! ANDERSON POULTRY FARM 2174 So 3rd East 7-1065 By Jimmy Ilatio (UP)--Hard rains forced cancellation of football practice at the naval academy Monday but Coach Oscar Hagberg said that drills would be resumed Tuesday in preparation for the Army game at Philadelphia on Dec 1 GENERAL TAKES ON ALL BETS NEW YORK Nov 19 Lt Gen Robert Elehelberger former West Point superintendent and now commander of the Eighth army has made a standing offer to the navy to cover all bets on the Army-Navy football game Correspondent William Dunn cabled from Tokyo "So far" Dunn said Monday "one admiral has turned up with $10" rOPIt 1945 KING FEATURFR SYNDICATE WnItt ittfrc111 "Farming Is one of Utah's foundation Industries Normally about 30 per cent of Utah's agricultural production Is consumed by Utah's miners their families and those dependent on mining for a livelihood" METAL MINING INDUSTRY OF UTAH ittor 0 WHO CAN DENYcompARED WITH 14 MOTHER'S LOVE- "THE MOUNTAiN At4 A14T -1111- AND mE OCEkN A BOWL OF WATER 1 Pat 01 A I 0 1 0 A sENERAL COTTON-GIN AT LANGLEY 1 FIELD VIRGINIA dr I mCGOOLI6AN WAG TtLLINME 0-4IS WE PATRONI7ES THAT BEAUTY PARLOR DOWN THE STREET 11 I'VE BEEN TH -TOLD EN Do VEPY GOOD WOW JACK 11-41G IG NoW THAT B-29 THAT WAG GOi NG TO BREAK UP A RRIc ANE rrH sccrom BOMB THAT THE PLACE THAT MAvEG THe moviE GrAps co BEALITIPuL-I THIN14 ILL 61VE THEM A TP1ALMAYBE THENILL A MLIC 14 POP ME e---- Al FREAD THE OFNERAL 1' WELL I 1- 5 GOING TO BOMB wASHING-TON AND NEW NADRIc IT INAS 'AT 10000 FEET AND HEADING FOR THE AiRWAY 4 PEED WAS41 250 PH 147r ir WELL 5TOP IT HOW I DIDN'T MEAN THAT EXACTLYMAGGiE -NOW LET ME PUT IT ANorwER WAY 00- GEE LOOK TI-IE GOAL Posr ECN SOME SOUVENIR! I 4 SOLKEN1Z COM rIkOM1 I Proton Srmit ok AS WAS SAYI NEV'EZ LET SENITImENT INTEZFEZE wtTh PRACTICALMY! A r1 A I T7T1 1 I STOP vt? 0 gAse i11- 'T-T1 1- OKAY-- I psOLYRE 1 aI I 1 1 LOOK e11 I AW GEE 'Y ACTI NG GOI NG TO A ACT BAE3Y DOM Plat NG OU LI KE A -TOP LIKE A BBY IS BACK! NEVER LET ME BABY As' IP 5 IT! WELL DRESS DO ANYTH I NG! YClai LIKE ONE! II ----1 -1----'' 't'14 aPT163) frii' 1 fi I A 44q I I I kL? 1'-- "7 7 rt 11 t---- 1- i zz qt Ni-- I I ts1 1 ii- 0 0 I 2:: 8 fro I 0 I 11 )) tor I I t20 1 )'- 1 at' ''')' -7---1 0 i Tr! fi lit 6-- 1 4- 41" Kmg nr- --4- a a PI1-i- 1E-Etc)--iiii--" I al-z a -ia a vt '1114t 'V- 'II WELL I from the winner's circle since mid- football team 26 to 7 here Satur- rains forced cancella- I 1 GENER741- COTTON- Al FREAD I GIN AT LANGLEY THE OFNERAL1 250 PH "1 5-TDP iT summer found the sloppy Pimlico day for its ninth straight victory tion of football practice at the na- FIELD VIRGINIA I 411a rd --r 50141E and defeated four rivals in val academy Monday but Coach roar- tze racing strip to his liking Monday lz HOWI the SPOKANE Wash Nov 19 UP) Oscar Hag'berg said that drills I 1 -71 1 Wright former player with lig A -am (po' 14 $3500 Arlington purse would be resumed Tuesday in prep- i WELL IT 5 ir the Hollywood Stars baseball team aration for the Army game at 1 JACK TH iG IS GOING TO EClA13 ta 1 BERLIN Nov 19 (UP) The Philadelphia on Dec 1 b- i --Y Berlin kommendatura the allied and a member of several major league clubs in the 1920s has been ---112 01 nn jp 4- 0 I CiNDY---YKNOW La WASHINGTON i tP( c-- N'14- Il THAT B-'29 THAT AND NEW NelORK 1 military group commanding Berlin ne- named manager of the Spokane WAG GOING TO IT WAS 'AT I 1'4 Ii Monday night ordered German 10000 FEET AND NI mountain climbing jiu-jitsu and Indians for the 1946 revival of the sports clubs to eliminate boxing GENERAL TAKES -Fil' 410111111Srg) looldlOg BHuRERRAKIcAuNPEAwrn-i HEADING FORE A i Western International league A-RDM 130tV)BS--- THE AIRWAYS' I 1 --t -1 A A Owner Sam Collins said Monday fi seven other sports which "tend to ON ALL BETS promote military preparedness" BALTIMORE Nov 19 up) 1 YORK Nov LT Mrs Ambrose Clark's stable lead- -7'' ik I ing steeplechase money winner for NEW ov 1- I the last four years was barred Lt'(en Robert Eichelber- 4 from raring in Maryland Monday ger former West Point super- I tut '-'---i' Tops following laboratory tests which fi ner of the jumps at Pimlico Nov to cover all bets on the Army- Fort said showed her horse Cosey win- ffinit 7 QUALITY twirl 4) ciA oast VA 0' l''' the Maryland racing commission 14 was stimulated HOUSEWIVES Drive Out and Buy intenden: and now commander of the Fighth army has made a standing offer to the navy Navy' football game Correspondent i I 1 I a Dunn cabled from Tokyo far" Dunn said Mon- "one admiral has turned up with $10" II e- MCGOOUGAN WN AG1 TI-'4AT'G THE PLACE THAT etiii 1i 4 MAVES THE MOVIE STAPG GO BEAUTIPUL-I THINI4 TELL1N ME HIS WIPE -TOLD THEY I'LL 61E THCM A TPIAL- PATPCNFZES THAT DO VEPY BEAUTY PARLOR GOOD wOPK- DowN THE STPEET- J----- pp i-'-(r MAYBE TIAENILL 00 AG rel --4 MUC1-4 POP ME I ellA SUPETHEy vILL- LI MAGGIE I HEAP THEY APE PEGULAP MIPACLE 1' I DIDN'T MEAN THAT EXACTLY- MAGGIE NOW LET ME PUT IT ANo-n-i ER VvAY- wC)PKEPG J----- I es: i -----N 0 cet 1I ----11411 747 I '1''' CO I -'7" CrIt -P 1 FRESH EGGS ilo a so 'i Co 1 1 ktvt 4 tw 0 1 )'-r2- if i f)Trz i- le-sg a 0 I -L-- for Your Holiday Cooking! lw 16 '-'11 1 1 r'11- 4 0 61 I 141 TrZ I Iiiirtb trf 0 IIII ---40e VI1 a 1 LI)6N1 C) tk 111 1 I ANDERSON 4i-r 1' 16 "Farming Is one of Utah's I i 4 44 i POULTRY FARM 4'1101 14 IC04 Cret Klieg try Woad news Pepsi-Cola Company Long CilyN foundation industries Normal- 2174 So 3rd East 7-1065 ly about 30 per cent of Utah's 1 Franchised Bottler: MIZELL BOTTLING COMPANY agricultural production is con- I 1 I ollAse i11- To 1 OKAY-IF YOU'RE 'lii II PEOPLE PS' I I LOOK 10 sumed by Utah's miners their ACTING i GOING TO ACT i BABY DUMPLING 1 9 AW GEE VOLI 510P 1 LIKE A LIKE A BABY IS BACK! They II Do It Every Time 4 By Jimmy natio families and those dependent on mining for a livelihood" NEVER LET ME BABY! PLeASel? WE'LL DRESS DC) ANYTHING IT i cu 'k "14 NI ir AIN' SAf fl-IEN -THEY HIT THE HAY A -t)f 7- rA' k44 l-qt THEY TAKE THEIR MD THEQE THEY STAN 01111PIIPY 0 9 i 1 A 4fir t's: )f 1 Li i ts I q'Alit'y i NiNPS IN THE i AWAIE ALL NIGHT le -k tv- cs i 0 -1 I'll il I -0 il'' LIVING 1ZOOM I I WITH -THEIR READING 1 0014 40-0 zz A APTEZ DINNEZ-- 1 A 4----- METAL MINING INDUSTRY 1 90111)I I I 1 '0 i4 1 i 1 kk )) t'" i IP 1 ye '4 ---7---- 1 -----i 1 rr 4 1 z-- 13111 OF UTAH i r- A 1 -1111V It 4 -----7-77 iv 11 -7- tr--- i 11 I t20 --s 1 11111 AL 4 ''''k 6A '''ffi i -4 ''k ro Vill Om kwat010WRt '''N 9t 4tWA NI A2 l'- 0 ---7--4--s 1 e017- 4t Al tN 1 01 iti ither14 1- 1: 1-7 WHO eN4 DEN't- rGEE LOOK 1100 ail COMPARED WITH WOrNERIS rT '11 4- 4 -e Au MON LET 5 OLA' 7 ENIZ AS I WAS SAYINGNEVEZ7 Lt i- 0 (II -v ea V- fr --0371 -r- LOVE- "THE MOUNTAIN 'MATZ DoW TI-IE GOAL Posr Pi-k0OIE! 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They'll Do It Every Time 4 By Jimmy natio failies and those dependent on ng for a livelihood" AVN1 GEE 'YOU NEVER LET ME IKE A BABY PLeAset r' WE'LL DRESS It Do ANYTHING i IT I fiCtJ LIKE ONE! 4 --s-7 'Iteg4 AN PEOPLE SAPS' 1 fl-IEN -THEY HIT "THE HAY to I eZr'1 I 71-71t -rN '-t -Ay rl tt11 THEY TAKE THEIR 'TAME THEY STAv 0071r 0 Lz? i -70) i -iro- NihkPS IN THE i yll AWAIE ALL NI GRT a- Alk ---tt0) 1 1 7) 0000 :71: j'1 0peivostitt20 I I 6 (: do L' 0 4 LIVING ROOM WITH THEIR READING i 0 abiagive 5 1 APTER DINNE- li t' -11- 1 i 1( 9 s- 4000 ot 1 4 A 1 4 I k'' A St I -N I ir I 1 iNk yllr 4 1 I Ww i 77s: ne 'll fic- 7--------- i At 101 ra i -17---- 'e" METAL Molt: luNTGAHINDUSTRY 1 1 '1--' rr ---P-t -Htr--- bp "In t': Inne 1 2:11 ''11-ak I ro ft 14t 4111 kilos 140 I- 11-111 4 gr-tremme i- 1---''- 616 1 kr -7pr let 1 i 1nommeo- '2ill" Pl -ti- 1-0 S'-'i il 0 I WHO CAN DENY mi 74 1 I I 07 '-littlikt 4 PuRp12 -3 CompARED WITH hNOTHERIS v----T r-TIC 'ly l' 4 ktiRe qr MON LETS GEE I LOOK SOLKENIZ 7AS 1 WAS SAYI NIG NEV'ER7 rs---- i- -it i 001 LOVE- 'THE MOUNTAIN 1 TEAR DOWN TIHE GOAL Posr Pi-001 El LET 5ENTI mEN-r 21 I 0 r- liCN SOME MITEZFEZE vvi-rk ---1 ow it e---- iitt4 0 s-r A i PTFE Jka GorAsti SOLNEN I PRACTICALITY! 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