t 12 Zile Cake irribmtt et3att Monday June 23 1947 Salt Lake L (r1 Worsham in PGA Tourney Ile s IV Salt Lake Bees came 'I WIN FALLS Ida—The league-leadin- g a of in runs the ninth here Sunday of with the top pair through 1 a win Twin Falls lead and rdght to overcome In the ninth Bob Robb husky Bee second baseman hit a long homer over the left field wall to D tie the score at 1 Rip Rymer eked and Gene Brocker singled send:ng Rymer to third With ritcher Bob Drilling at bat Waddle D It (Dave) Mitchell secreCatcher Hal Danielson attempted to pick Rymer off third and threw tary of the Utah High School Activities Assn for the past 11 wildly Into left field resigned Saturdayt It was the eighth triumph of the years was offered Mitchell recently season for Drilling and the sixth a five-yecontract to act in a loss for Frank Logue Twin Falls fu71-tion the post capacity declined and will but remain as scored its Win Falls T single of schools inthe superintendent Bsmarker In the eighth Chuck district 'mai doubled to left center to open Alpine A committee of prep officials the inning and scored on Loge's met Friday to decide upon a sucto cfmter 2-- R MITCHELL 1-- QUITS POST ar er sie144 24 AB H 0 A 4 0 2 2 414L4 4 0 3 2 4 1220 14 porn 114 1 o 4 0 4 4 1 2 4 P 0015 D mer cf 1 1 3 0 24 0 kr It p 4 1 0 3 R0 rails AS 4 1 0444 Tittle Lgc r10ieDes et 1yeer Pade 2D 4110 Pat Total e 4 1 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 2 1 0 2 10 1 27 7 p Logue 3113100) Ceree Ttes 27 111 33 602 4 1 0 0 6 114 2 1 leek—toy 3 0 Loewe Do et 3 1 6 d cessor for Mitchell but did not come to an agreement Mitchell's will be effective resignation July L A Emery Snares Utah Copper Golfing Crown 000 002- -2 tmoi) CJ0 010- -1 k's () ErTo poort to— Bob b rov Bo Utast -41 u pon !MA o r— rub—Roo Bos on b 1 Dr Its I Awl 5 DrilInF 3 5- Logo &tru out—By Fa a 3 oa Oa two—Pa It La a 9 twin Carl to Da Lon rr to aors—Doo 4OPC TI t -1 4 1 t Pn'451- 1: at so rea — Toto-toAtter r one R uro—Robb Ptsoter ki ktsn karrtiic—Loiroo t 7)401- - PCPS Pst4 i o- 110-bil- ! MAGNA — Clare 1 the-t- y -- Emery Salt Lake City amateur champion carved out a nifty to win 4-5-- 5 Reds Cards Utah Copper amateur golf the POCATELLO Ida — The Poca- crown Sunday from a field of 88 tello Cardinals and Ogden Reds sholmakers split a twin bill here Sunday- the Emery needed just 21 puys as Cards taking the afternoon opener 4 and the Reds corning back to he ran down the ball from every the nightcap 10-- 5 grab angle and laid his approaches dead In the afternoon game Pocatello to the pin The ' performsixth runs in the talled five big ance is probably putting coman all-tiice on game inning to put the strolled record in Utah petitive to open orrwhy O'Laughlin Dick Lundahl of Logan former lived on the inning Fern Paredes Al Neil Idaho amateur king finished secDon Eggert's miscue doubled scoring O'Laughlin Gene ond withLeis of Utah Copper won Sack tripled to deep center field to theGlen class A prize Ray Murray of score Paredes and NeiL Bob Forest Dale took class B honors homson singled to left to score of Forest Dale was Sack then stole second and third and DoninGaved class C on two successive pitches and champ All winners were presented with scored when Bob Murphy bobbled wrist watches A total of $500 in Pitcher Habenicht's grounder All golfers prizes was irtnet IMMO ABHO A0 were guests presented A 3 E 0 Al Peeittellet of the club at a buffet eirdoe 4 0 3 tot t if te ottentoe 2 3 1 1 0 In et 3 2 2 0 luncheon It crony ss 4 11 32 0 C)Leh b 3 0 12 1 V in bad The leaders follow: 1 antt 5 3 la 4 0 1 3 0 Paredes 1 11 ttn dot c- lb 43 1 1 0' Nell 4 1 1 0 33-32--- 65 10 36-32-- 68 3 Championship Clare 'Emory Forest Dale L rkk Lundahl IYInL klonnov ill Logan KItn BArton 12C C Gortirm Crane Provo Paul Brown U C C 1 27 13 G Tanothy Dale 3943-- 72 Total coo32200-4 2(43 Claw A 000 005 0'S— 5 Glen 'Alerts U C C MaZ tt Guth Waters Wimmer U C C 3541-7- 6TRalph Back-C Neil Bar k lbonutott man Dale Jack Rid& ne VC La Guth cert Bohan Pwerulon Provo 36-4- 0 Thomson 2 bac W7D115 haaeo—O-1-au—79 b It—Pa ca T wor's two— biL atom Tbree-beha Pnndet NP tit etRuns bee Into—nom Claim B 2 N ell enema bt y tItett ta—S W C Rea Murray Dal& f or — lifettmeara nnstaott guns rem portal hie — ark 2 U C C 3942—R1 Kari Biehop a By bets teht 3 IP ruck out 'balers 3 RIchard atewart ticatoce 2 kis beTient 6 Beni on ha Ils— Ntbiey U C C H F Leytt UCC 4341 oto'ens 1 kis be latent 4 HI by pitched —114 Crt Ken Hulfaker U C C bet rt— Vint:A4h t be Waters tVild PnesL4 11 flea st on 1f1 Claes hour 55 nun S r'no et game--'Don Olive& nal& A e FnAttndancS nut and Sk ull C F U 4 C Pr"11o'gn 7 C C rnrnelua A4road ism 7 Richard Fagan Dais ABH 0 A 411"0--81A H 0 A ' Pocatello 5 1 2 0 bg tett rt eroe b 5 2 2 3 nee y as 4 1 1 2 0 Lsh Att et 5 2 3 0 4 La Boy rt 0 0 0 0 V rtd min lb 5 4 1 11 — 1 0 0 0 Paredes 30 4 1 1 a Sur 4 3 1 0 re rt 1 0 1 0 N e e 5 2 0 1 5 0 Ng &aeon et aa 0! 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Zaccaria et 4 1 4 0 atone e Mildred Burke world's women's wrestling champion will make her local 1947 appearance Thurs319 324 first day night when she battles Mae Weston Springfield Mo at the coliseum Jim Downfairgrounds gametes p 4 1 0 liktartows p 3 1 0 0 ing local ring promoter announced be over the - 'renal 30 a 24 13! 'rotate 34 10 27 14 that the match would route Priebe m 000 000 040- -4 Co0xUttit DistCity 100 --5 t103 In the mat headliner Buddy e Home Davis e INK—Maroon Rogers the eastern playboy faces hits—Dalehoutthree-Inc- h Pevtnn Cnase Jacobs 11uns batted in— Volga Boatman nalehout Davis 4 Maroon o I 2 Dorta-bm- Lia os I(oitterr 2 044414 Brim it m air Mita — LOW tact1nm t— to Hill to - 31 pyLsprr I 2-- -- ICa0 : trans-Mississip- A —SA P5' IN for Coe s Last year he dropped out in the semifinals at Denver Skee Riegel who won the 1946 title didn't defend It here this year 0 101 VIAL It114010441014 $iS L'41-7' erp 11 y 10- v Fr foOP-- the seven cities searching formarvelled at these and of Cibola 'probably owls Elf desert giants saguaro cactus woodpeckers nest in thetheir tortured flowers tipthe Spring delicatebranches in 40-fo- p: I ot :14 Jt mamiumikaids - tiff 7': "V k ' church in PI G tt 11:tAr'" !!IBW STOWEit isA fl vet—: -- I 00r - - 0011me Ott 3 ::9t 11 sketched this ancientofadobe The Car IsletaChevron man at theoLIndian village the was heating up until an belt new in k a Postput the Trading but trouble no vapor-locHot here premium gasothanks to Chevron Supreme to suit local drivIt's tailored line conditions each temperature zone in ing tr we'll get you from house to house in good order — everything carefully handled and not put in place dumped in one room! Call for 0 "2t gTIrtf gchg on ti $ - 4442dbori 111741 Is t I o 0 3 Coronado 092 1 Pi :ila I 4 051ACK 7 A gAar:11":1 AGE N! d" t1A 111171471 - 4"r' i gY 11110141131&aS "S4'' ns! &ltN reerigrx SO STATS 1 I waters and forgotten winds have carved patient I symphonies in stone woman Navajo sketched this colorful as weaving a blanket lonesIt's as the country the highway ome and off but good driving with Chevron climate-tailoretankthe Supreme GaSOline in tti i'i0 It-:goo- éS li d ass -- ot - IrariP' where s) r pi soundly lacing Gene Zuspann a Kansas lawyer 6 and 5 In the finals at the Wichita club Country It was the second try In the trans-Mis- 1' II Stan Rock captured the feature event at the midget auto races at the Hippodrome stadium 8th West Coe Wins Tourney and 21st South Sunday afternoon WICHTtA Kan June 22 (UP)— at Thursday night is women's night the Hippodrome where the Charles Coe a poker faced 23- race under the Oklahoma collegian Sun- doodlebugs will will year-ol- d lights Racing begin at 8 won the day o'clock tournament golf championship by so uirna tod I Stan Rock Snares Midget Feature 1 44v THIS IS INDIAN COUNTRY PRANKISH AND GHOSTS LAND OF In Monument Valley NATURE - pharat te ' u ::' 2 the acond Iliant of the C C-- tead the field with 140 P C Jensen Of the Fort had 143 Feed Culp roapr at It rt '4 of thy Fort 144: Wait lithaen Fort 146: oat root) boo K Oottehali of the C C and Ralph tootrm I timiLits t eel ) Juxs Ti- iIrcmna tootr4t and Earl Green of the Fort 144 oIttavraC Lon 4 leta worth 3 Pamo4 Ewan howH of Fort Liougiaa Won the r 1441ogs 3 iisogror )1 4 H )mia 4m4 boL A- -01 third with 141 AU third right ) malt flight prim 214011 2 Its Perth 4 S to Fort players al follows: grit 2 AnatrAt prigs totev-- 3d 1 &SOIL Pi to—Ottoma 14a)oetta 1 art 152 Lyrna4z 44-Maj Q ftehnehgrit 14 to 4 14 Lott 144c)as o) 4 3 I V1113 152: 1if kJ G aohnenera 155 Pioupa 1' Van p roo—V °go' 44 4) "IL —I Dave Itaraetta and Morrie Parrian 151 1ircho--- -1 mai 5 S A ttegadaisca-- -74r 'rattier 1111Pr ?t 330-pound- er 3014-- 051 - '01 Girl Grapplers Clash Thursday six-fo- p- ed 4 Two-bas- ft red-head- :"-4 Three-bas- a- ot his-lank- t last Thursday 0 Jerry Jones Lynn Brady and Seaton Prince all of the Country club tied for top honors in the first flight of the Fort Douglas- 101“Iern a dub golf tournament Country 7011 1 0 2 0 which 14rig P was completed Sunday The 2 0 0 0 itz pans trin turned in scores of 140 34 77 IV Tots To lo 35 27 13 D O Clark of the C C and Bob at: ttaott In tor nth Pomo') Is Nevins Mn Goff and Walt Harris h out t or IliciLm tri 74 at h 201 040 4)00- -41 of Fort Douglas scored 141 and 100 (00 020- -5 74) Ptruck not— Lew Ellsworth of the C C and By Krnmertson 3 Basei on balls—Emmerts3 are-2-471 2 'Iva rtem PIvert rx)rn I a ttarm and' OW414 kto wort5 oir 2 Pace Ben Ete4 2 Two other matches will round 2 Marlowe rm and Lingenfelter Christiansen Time ofumpires—Bottle a frbOtrit Sava Hia Hugh garna--hours At- - out the summer wrestling opener bat tom to—IAA:mart 2 of the Fort tied withC 144 tam:lance-6o° Clare Woods 003 4-- 6-- fun-col- R 1 2 Zinik Spnrting Goods 5 2 Mink Farm 0 1 Jordan Valley 5141174 and S Legg Waiker and liudburc6 it0 1 - 0 Vern Corele lonesies Bungalow Inn I 5 0 Bacca and Fredrickson and et)unlop Posseill E R H 2 6 1 Pinney& rietributIng 1 3 5 Headlund Rudy West and Batley: ICIngdon and Rounder Runs flits—Overly 2 batted In—Overly Ractuiovich 3 Carripana Caputo pitche- r-8 Oliver L041 fig pit Ober ritns of 6-- 3-- Padolovill 2 Tesak et 3-- 1-- six-round- u ?moll rs 11104 6-- 3 NEW YORE June 22 (UP) — Bantam Bobby Riggs won the national professional tennis championship for the second straight he beat Don year Sunday when five-smatch Budge In a gruelling 10-- 8 6 3 at Forest Hills 6 and 3 It was the second time In a row that Riggs formerly of Altadena Cal but now of Ferndale N Y had downed Budge in the Enals But y rival put up a much tougher fight Sunday than he did last year when he succumbed in straight sets panorama is one of the This picturesque Southwest get Chevron Supremo wherevervou obtained Scenic Views Tribune-Te)egrarn-- Jonesies Bungalow Inn behind George Bacca's one-h- it 0 pitching to ta10 blanked Vern Coggle the undisputed leadership of the Metropolitan second half race Zinik Sporting Goods took the measure of Jordan Valley'2-- 1 and Rudy & Headlund upset Pinney Distributing 2was his second shutBacca's win out in a row having blanked Zinik P t 6-- 2-- 6 Riggs Beats Budge For Pro Crown big-tim- big-tim- m--- --- 1-" -- 6-- 6-- ic pre-Olymp- ce tit Mondays Schedule) 7 pm—American Roofing vs- O Nelson vs Utah Oft pm—N 8 pm—Electrical Products vs Z C M Fire 9 p Department vs Montgomery Ward 6 6-- six-pla- we explore Indian Country with Chevron Supreme In which Hot Tilts Feature Softball Play four-roun- A immenu Mist!Alf - 6-- 6-- Pinney Beverage knocked over the league leading Provo Timps In the feature game on the Utah Industrial league slate Sunday at 4 Derks field Sammy Oliver relieved brother Lou In the fourth for Pinney and received credit for the win Garth Ford Provo ace was charged with the defeat At Helper the Utah Distributors downed the Brigham City Peaches behind the effective hurling of Mel 4 Marlowe Marlowe was released two weeks ago by the Peaches and he hooked on with tte Helperites Pinney will meet the Distributors In a doubleheader at Derks field Tuesday with the first game starting at 6 pm Lefty Gene Ludlow and Sammy Oliver will handle the mound chores for Pinney Manager Pete Itadulovich said Sunday night AB Et 0 AiPlaney AB H 0 A Pirre Bird 3b 3 1 0 2 )nit te 1- Parker Captures Kentucky Title 2-- 2-- - LOUISVILLE Ky June 22 (A)— Frank Parker of Los Angeles came from behind to win the men's singles championship by defeating Gardnar Mu iloy of Coral Gables Fla: 6 4 0 3 in the Kentucky state open tennis tournament here Sunday Mrs Baba Lewis of Boston Mass stroked to the women's singles championship winning over Miss Nancy Corbett of River Forest M 0 3 Parker and Mu lloy teamed to win the men's doubles championship They defeated Talbert and Earl Cochell of Los Angeles 1 I The University of Illinois wort the NCA A team championship for the second straight year by rolling °P a total of 59 3 P°Ints Coach Leo Johnson said Sunday that his team would head for Berkeley Cal to prepare for the Big Nine vs Pacific Coast conference track meet which will be held at the University of California Saturday Many of the other Big Nine and Coast conference performers will also go to Berkeley Six men tied for first Pickups In the pole vault Saturday The winning height was 14 feet A NCA officials point out that it is the first time that there has ever been a tie for first and also the first time six men have been able to vault 14 feet Referee Torn Jones says there is little or no question that both McKenley's :482 quarter mile record and Dillard' s :223 low hurdle mark will be accepted as official One of the men who did a great job in helping to line up the N CA A meet here was Jim Kelly of the University of Minnesota Kelly also played a major role in helping to get the event to Utah in the first Some of the star athletes place In town Sunday announced that they had not only enjoyed their stay in Salt Lake but would like to have the 1948 NC A A meet on the "U" track again If track records are to be made Utah has the track to make sem There are a lot of athletes and officials at the meet who will agree to that world over something to ponder over as they look towards the in- ternational games next year at London The Centennial classic also has gone a long way towards deciding who will be wearing the red white and blue track suits next summer The names of the US Olympic squad will have a familiar ring to the 12000 fans who braved the storms at 'the "I1" stadium Friday and Saturday nights Such names as Mel Patton Harrison Dillard Bill Mathis Dave Bolen Bob Likens Fortune Gordien Willie Steele Irv Mondschein and others Also the great Herb McKenley the Jamaican speed boy who will likely be piling up points for Canada or England Top Attraction Utah sports fans have been given the ringside seats at one of the biggest and best sports' attractions of the year and the general sentiment is that they like it The NCAA meet stands out without question as the most important athletic event ever held in- the 100 years (1847-194of the state and certainly no other event ever has focused the attention of the world on Salt Lake City as this event because of the interest and the fact that two world records were broken and another one tied Utah's Centennial sports program was designed this year to center Interest on the state The unprecedented track meet did a very thorough job of It Saturday But the successful meet will have numerous benefits for the state For instance: 1—Utah has proved that it can e e event in put on a style 2 NCA A officials who were definitely skeptical about bringing the national meet here will be more receptive when and if Utah makes future bids for big events 3 For the first time track and field got a break in Utah a boost that should be a great stimulus in the future 4 It should have settled once and for all time the silly altitude dispute 5 It created a world of good 7) - Keith Nutt& 11 sensational your fight star from Brigham City wiU step out of the amateur ranks Tuesday night at the fairgrounds coliseum when he meets Joey Tame Buffalo N Y featherfeature weight in an eight-roun- d bout Nuttel most publicized young scrapper In Utah ring history has 2 0 2 31C10 2b made a great name for himself Btrgo be as 2 0 1 3 In the simon-pur- e ranks during AJensertt 44 00 01 111"pwors 2 1 2 3 Oirezab 3b 5 114 211eGurk lb 3 1110 lb the past few years but has decided EPageIrultan 01 Kaduloveb e 3 1 2 to desert the amateur circles to 1 0 0 rt 8 0 0 OtCadinpatui lit 3 240 4 2 5 2Caputo rt take a fling at pro boxing 3 0 1 0 Overly 2 1 31 24 tHolward 1 0 0 0 nrsito In an eight-roun- d semlwindup Vordp300311-indort r10010 A 1"tene s a n'te— 2 boy re 31 mire Paul Perkins dusky Salt Laker libpbord 4 0 5 0 p 0 0 1 0 Dioon et Z 17 1 to— will go against Bobby Ellis New Wan1Lier p 1 0 0 01 nest—tIk a 4n1 0 0 2 nia not Slosolotvost (Myst p 1 In 7 eirwt r I in ja OUvr p 3 1 0 1 Haven Conn 114:al 3 La 1 A ttend one-- 644 Totals 33 7 24 141 Totals Two other and a 27 S 27 11 sHatted tor anepberd In at& d will out bout round the tor in Batted bth I F 6 Boiti 5 Caputo card Provo 000 201 010- -4 omet Ptr$ rs 201 001 30x- -7 let tra tly 1dt Plitney for Tickets the program fight Ig fi fl nu Jensen r4L oba rn Unit Drakc Is tit lidwa—Psge Knight on at sale Mint are cafe the CsA 2 2 Poksra a tn Trask to Ranulovieh a elve Vet rtot Et Mtver Two basil 2 Pth 70zak a 5 Totals 39 14 27 10 13 ca' 42out10 I 71 sots-aror La Roy le $t1 re In Ili One out for sab4p4 242- -10 IrmrII 011010 8 — 2r 3 000 001— ' tiree-enoe 2 natit 3 'Pi ti en tt Cr LA let 2 ilisart 2 Bober X rota— a seri Ps roles siadt 3 T :wirtt rIr txivou 2 Twr ads 4 LAnn 2 14-u rt Ss en!' fR3 en -0 shit Tr:tree-bass- o nbt a d h Pa re Pared te—V In lath Nell LAIN r tee 7 rt Rua hot ol In— osteros bt donee rAartt pn1s2 V441113man Paredesto Dot ta urPnr qt Oa e rotas tt bpindeL LealIIS t rn—R 0 bort 5 nTuron Anna rneornm Iiiiroirreors 3 PAnteit etzt—a? PDbort1 revolt S 0—cre 3 Bawd on be la- Ittneeerta 2 lionSolvois A VrIirt put aa aniamo-0- 4 des 11 roes 2 Ohio 'Wesleyan 2 36 Florida U 1 Bradley U 1112 38 College of Pacific ee 1 G 16 28: Oregon 5 35-36-- 5 8 Wayne IL 8 Marshall 8 Franklin 24 Wisconsin 7 be Chezzl started fast to take his match with Worsham He won the 19th and 20th holes to tie up the scrap and then won the 22nd and 23rd to go two up Although Worsham rallied to win both the 24th and 26th the 1941 P G A champion still was one up at the end of 27 He captured the 30th to make It two and the 33rd to go three up They halved the 34th 'and that ended the scrap Worsham was the last of five favorites to be eliminated from the tournament The defending champion Ben Hogan medalist Jimmy Demaret and South Africa's Locke went out in first roundBobby play while Sam Snead fell victim to Gene Sarazen in the second In Monday's semifinals Bell will play Ferrier and Ghezzl will match strokes against Harbert - Indiana H - ng Iltah's 1947 Centennial preview of the 1948 Olympic games was only a memory Sunday as the track greats and the sprirts dignitaries left the center of scenic America- for every corner of the continent for Utah university and the The results of the sensational will state NCAA track championships in Win Crown Utah have given sports leaders the 12 UCLA 14 16 13 Texas U 11 11 Fresno State 10 ww6 S By JIMMY HODGSON 4 Northwestern 21 16 21 5 Balch 6 Penn State 20 7 N Y U 19 8 San Jose State 17 9 31Ichigan State 1612i 10 Michigan 16 le St:-11(p-é Record Track Performances Bring World Publicity TEAM SCORES NCAA 36-35-- 36-36-- 4 J&"o1 J 36-ho- - 5-- Critenlaioi- NCAA'l DETROIT June 22 (11111)—Vic Ghezzl Kansas City striving to become the seventh man to win the Professional Golfers' Assn championship twice came from behind 11 Sunday to overcome the toughest hurdle hi his path—National Open Champion Lew Worsham He took a 3 and 2 decision from Worsham the Washington links star who next Thursday will meet Pres Truman and receive a new car as the capital celebrates his victory last week In the national open Ghezzi's victory climaxed a 16- hole drive to overcome a two up 17L4 advantage Worsham held at the match midway point of the and he forced the issue shooting 4' three under par for theby 16 afternoon holes that were played Monday Battles Ghezzi was joined In the semifinals of the tournament which will be played Monday at Plum Hollow Golf club by another veteran and two "rookies" in big time golf The veteran Is lanky Australian-bor- n Jim Ferrier who eliminated the 1946 open champion Lloyd Mangrum 4 and 3 The "rookies" are Art Bell 33- year-ol- d Colma Cal club professional who doesn't play much tournament golf and Melvin (Chick) newcomer Harbert a from Northville Mich Bell put out veteran Ky Laffoon Illinois retained the NCAA team track title at the "IT" stadium of Chicago two up while Harbert Saturday Coach Leo Johnson of the championship team receives outlasted Leland Gibson Kansas the Centennial trophy from Ike Armstrong director of the meet City Mo to win by the same edge A crowd of more than 10000 thronged the links for the second consecutive day The largest gallery more than 3000 followed Ghezzi and Worsham hard-sluggi- Witt - To Victors Go the Spoils Ghezzi Beats $ ''1'71:!4 1!!4i1 10 t"' (iffe70a' 2 1 4181 SIPRE41 CASOLIIIE 8g " iv11-- r) 4 -- ) t 111110 I y ANI1 a 0 -- 4c- - 0epAgoles 74