Show f ' fr T "’c"rTTTT TT T T-- r -- -- 'tTT T y The Salt Lake Tribune Saturday August I — T -- T T TTTTT’’y’yO'T T' "TT -- t — T’’rTT'rT 'T ’'?'’ 1963 10 Giants Blank Phillies as Mariclial Snakes 18th Law Quits Mound Eyes ’64 Return Mickey Nabs Links Lead Pipm Hv Ahum ifttpif The light new brew with bright new label WATERLOO Iowa Aug 9 Mu key Wright leading money winner on the professional golf circuit shot a thiee under par fi9 Fiiday and took the fust round lead in I he Women's $7500 Open Only two other women bet tered par 72 on the Sunny-ddCourse Sandra MeClinton and Sandia llnyme each hart 71 Miss Wright wont two under on the front nine with a 34 and cut a stroke from par coming in Miss Smith shot a e mfiiii rftp4 fffin ii Arntii rifTTiT-lairi steady 35 35 PHILADELPHIA Aug 9 — Juan Marlehal posted his 19th victory and fourth shutout Fri- MARICHAL limited the Phil lies to seven hits striking out six and walking only two The was in Giant star trouble only twice but worked out of it each time while tying Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers for the most victories In the majors Mari-cha- l has lost five Vernon Law Plaeoa solf on the voluntary retired lint FAMILY-NITi i ATLANTA Aug' 9 rUPD — Wallace Butts Fi idav eamuy hut emphatically defended the reputation which put him in Football's Hall of Fame with a dramatic eouttioom denial of charges that he conspired to tig the 9t)2 Alabama-Oeoigifootball game L15 8:30 QUAL 7:00 FAIRGROUNDS SPEEDWAY 0n Ticket A dm n : Advltt lati SI 50 Kid Wolltr Center (413) Lobby 50c 19 trvd I 2nd log Seoti Sovrfc dollar libel suit $3 50 DA een-Ite- win-Ine- one-ou- dH t D 01 W 1 7 X3CQ 00CCC£!Bi ffldEDt UTItt After a noon recess Post At torney Welborn Codv questioned Rutts about his association with Frank Seohey of Chi eago Rutts readily admitted he was a "good ftiend" of HUNTING TIPS MA3L OUR SPECEABj THIS WEEK OPEN FREE N Sen-al- 1 0 Sunday 11:30 am DOZEN NBC pm Channel priOed HAtffOPO INS FULL INSURANCE ARCHERY CAMOUFLAGE CLOTHING JACK R 2 hy GtOUF COVERAGES DAY Agent Wolkr lonk tldg CO DA ARROW MAKING COMPONENTS Jackets or pants Copy of the famous Army issue! Water resistant Finest Sanforixed cedar shafts Graybar guaranteed Feathers rt Deep Cock Feathers r YOUR CHOICE Baidchun -2 27 2 A- - 37 3 I- -0 39' 49' ) 1 THE DIRECTOR Jerry Del linger of Nampa said the football and basketball sessions were extremely well handled 17-1- 4 interesting and well attended The football clinic was conducted by coaches John McLOS ANGELES Aug Kay of the University of Southern California and Dee (UP- D- Kicking specialist Sam field Andros of Idaho Buz Ridl Baker hooted a to giv night Thursday Igotrl Ta and Westminster College Jim Mau Idaho Siale han- the Dallas Cowboys the winvictory dled the basketball sessions ning margin in r over the Los Angeles Rims comalso DELLINGER before a crowd of 70675 mended Dr John Steeher Caldwell and Dr Rich GardTHE RAMS outgalned th ner Boise for “presenting a Cowboys on the ground in th very fine sports medicine preseason National Football clinic” League game but their attack Dellinger athletic director jwas stymied by frequent pass at Nampa High School was interceptions renamed director for 1904 by The Ram team also supplied ihe two most spectacular scor-lin- g plays of the game In th Willi Ollics Signs 'fust quarter defensive back BOSTON Aug 9 lUPH — Eddie Meador intercepted a TIip Boston Celtics announced Don Meredith pass on the Los Friday the signing qf their Angeles 44 and weaved hi way hoiee thud diaft Charles with good blocking 56 yard (Chiu ki Knston 'to r touchdown Cowboys Tip Rams 17-1- New Benefits NOW-Impor- tant At No Increase in Price I 45 fljr jliilt £akf Clav Gels Offer For Boston (o SILVERMAN said he made the offer in n telegram to one of William Faersham Clay's managers No rcplv was received immediately from Clay once a hca' v McN'eeley weight contender has been trying to make a eomebai k since being knocked out b Flovd Patterson in a (ham pionship bout at Ten onto (Tribune io MM 0 Y i o Come hi and use Leukemia j mn Protection for the Family For Less than 2c a Day Diseases covered: Polio Rallies Typhoid Fever Leukemia pox Encephalitis Scarlet Fever Spinal gitis Tetanus Tularemia Diphtheria SmallMenin- Tutoring Service Added With No Price Increase When the entire Family it insured for each insured member of the family this policy now pays for tutoring lervict up to $10 t day (not to exceed 120 days) for ny member of the family stricken with ny of these diseases whose disablement prevents him from attending day classes tt hi fceular public or parochial school Point piyi up to J 10000 tor Biacei Dutches Wheel Chair eaih uiMired member of ih Ilmpml Supphea and Disabilfamily tor Hospital Doctor'a dox our Archery itanye & INSURANCE POLICY u doz ‘f V Including Polio o dox 1 3 ever i mm Fully bv Hie and Bowman Hiller and Cepeda 3b— Coiiuon Me ?t— Ceoeda Bailey S— Kcuip Covy SB— May hb k r to tr ip 7 W l S) 0 0 3 oi Mancha! 7 11 10! 4 3 5 Culp (I Ptm Miie board troriL sponsorLng Jn- IDAHO stitutions VALLEY Idaho Aug 9 -- The week-lonMore than 130 college and Coaches Clinic ended at Sun prep coaches attended th Valley Friday and its director clinic hailed It as one Qf the best By AaaoriMpri SUN ! DAILY am to Idaho Prep Boss Lauds Clinic as ‘One of Besl’ Rackets Committee as a man who at one time placed heavy bets with a gamhhng syndicate BOSTON Aug 9 (LTD — Rutts aiknowledged he had talked with Seohey hy tele- Promoter Sam Silverman Frl-phone sevetal times pi ior to day offered heavyweight eon-the conti nvetsial game lender Cassius Clay $ 40 (X0 1o fight Tom McN'eeley of Ailing ton Mass In mid GAME OF THE WEEK at the Boston GardenSeptember ARCHERY RANGE 9 Identified Seohey EARLY USE nervous was during rehearsals’ Gon-7ab- "against the ijaluirtay evening 1 BOW HUNTERS BUY NOW SEASON OPENS I was Berra noted that the segment appeared to he an show in addition to Rerardino and himself former American League Umpire Art Passarella was in the cast Berra sailed through his lines without a fluff He allowed only five hits In the seven Innings he workpd but In the fourth McCovey led r off with a wicked shot to that rolled to the 407 foot Alabama a 17 point favorite 'sign after center fielder to-- drfrf Georgia 35-f- t turnerUthpwrong Brvant took the stand the ball Thin sflav to deny the Post al'Culp got Willie Mays but legation Cepeda rifled a single through In Hie most dramatic mo- the box Into renter for the run ments of the trial (n date that pinned the 11 game with his 10th loss Butts looked squarely at the said: and Jury CEPEDA doubled home a "I've been accused of rigging pair of insurance runs In the Baia football game arid I can go eighth and scored on Kd double ley’s to the blackboard and show Marlehal got Into trouble In you where Alabama got every the first when John Callison touchdown-without blaming a triple off thp jnpped or coach any placer” 'right field wall hut Marlehal eared hack to fan haid hitting With that Butts stepM‘d down from the stand and 'Wes Covington and got Tony hegan diagramming plays jconalez on a fly out Utr thejiiry THE FRILLIES put two on He seemed to forget for a in the fifth when with one moment that he was In a fed- out Bobby Wine singled and eral courtroom fighting for his was sacrificed to second Tony then walked but Mari-- i reputation and not on the prac- Taylor tice field at Athens Ga where chal got Callison to fly out he built college football power- SAN FRANCISCO PHILADELPHIA rbi b r rbi houses during 22 years of Kutnn rf If ibrh 3 0 3 0 3 0 0 Tavlor ?b 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 Callison rf ?b Hilir coaching If 3 3 4 0 10 10 Covington McCovey Hopping down from the wit- F Aloo rf 0 0 0 0 GonMiei cf 43 00 10 10 Severs lb ness stand he said “Give me a Cpcd lb 4 110 3 3 Dalrymol t 4000 4 0 0 0 Hnak 3b hall earner' One of his allor-nes- ' Bifv c 3 0 10 Davenport 3b 0 0 0 Wme ss 4 0 10 Culp p stepped up and Rutts Bowman 10 0 0 0 0 0 a Demeier 3 Mancha! 10 0 0 p to demonstiated a maneuver 0 0 0 0 BfllflHhun p the Jui y 7 31 4 4 33 TolAli Tollt ewArrteb first bast on ritFomriFn with the catchers interference n fl’h football's "Little maneuvei —Struck out tor Kub in second Round Man" crouched and did San Franclic 400 100 0)9 — 4 000 400 00b— 0 a bit of fancy footwoik to the Philadelphia — Bowman Dalrvmolt Op- - Bowman Hiller and Ceoeda delight of the packed eouit-rooCepeda Post Runs acknowledged under questioning that he knew and associated with a man who once made heavy bets on sports events hut staunchly denied that he passed information on SOM FT I MLS (IilM otra Geotgia plays to Alabama sionally intplsh but always coach Paul (Beari Bryant cool the stocky former Georgia THK POST IN an article coach testified for nearly 3'j last March said this printed hours during the fifth day of the federal court tiial of his alleged information enabled E Mom and Dad plus All the Kids Under IB for the Price of 2 Adults $300 11 EVENTS -- 30 LAP MAIN TONITE million 10 "The only time Rook la Ray Culp was almost as tough as the Giants’ aee AUTO RACES Butts Denies Fix Charges — 'here right-hande- Modified Hardtops Auto Racing at Its Best F ASTERCARS— M0RE-THRI- You Yogi! ' BERRA BEW IIJIEKED by the mae of lights wiiea and cameras said he was paid $155 for his bit part on ABC television’s "General Hospital” Berra accepted the offer when former American League infielder Johnny Berardlno star of the show asked him t appear T was just doing it as a favor” Berra said “He told m I wouldn't have any lines but they gave me three after I got day night as the San Fianciseo Giants refeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4 0 witjithe aid of three runs batted in by Or lando Ccpcda staits mrnBwmasmmmmmimtB3asai&' It ’s i'1' Fee NurcinB (up to $10 a Hat) Medicine lion Lunj Ambulanre Phvjiorherapr of insured ity Compensation $2$ a week up to 26 comec utive weeks ffi) A thrilling ry THE SECRET OF THE The Salt Lake Tribune adventure 11 MEN ON THE MOON Dread Disease Policy Application MBIOD 48 hnirrt aflaf th Salt Lake offic 1 ha Sail Lak TrlTnina r rfiv ytior application eellH avmant tha fit tt premium Covataia ranawahla at tka option of tha company aungrrihar of Tha Salt Lika NO WAtTIN ProUcfclon haftn What was the eerie discovery that the moon scien- tists had made? 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D Vaa f4a O At no la tnrlaAa aaa-raa- r Mvmel will atillrallea rriro in £ljr Suit £akf tribune I 4 HOLLYWOOD Aug 9 (CPI)— New York Yankee atar Yogi Berra made his dramatic television debut Friday playing of all things a brain surgeon on a network soap opera Aaaorlfttpri Prp Bv TllfillKRO of the Pittsburgh Pirate's’ 19(tl Woild Series triumph over the New York Yankees who Injured his arm following a "freak accident" that year placed himself on the voluntary disabled list However the 33 year old righthander callgd the "Deacon" Indicated he may try a comeback next year As for Ills retirement the veteran of 13 years In the National League' said: "I could see that 1 wasn't going to be used as a slaiter or reliever and rather than sit around on the bench and be a burden I fell It would be host to letiie" lie said Manager Danny Murlaugh told him that lie this fell he had lost something on his fast hall He was year with a 4 95 FRA and had completed only one of 12 Marilyn Smith the defendwas one champion stroke hark with a 70 Oh Count 4-- 0 Ry Associated Pi ess Aug 9 Veteran Veinon Law's baseball journo) a rocky one thp last few yoais was halted Friday by retirement but he said it might not be the end of his pitching career Waterloo Scalpel Dr Berra? 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