| Show T n ' to rTryyrpr ' ' i icf - - i ' ’ : ' k & nl- il - Johnson Taiies Sfy 3P Denvers to kfr s? iS n I ' I 1 ' i ‘ i ' By Kick TaBay United Press International Lanky 36yeirold Xen Johnson has become the wtoningeat pitcher to the Pacific Coast League— and ha'a carrying Portland’s Beavers right along with him The right hander- won hla 15th game of the season last night' muffling 'Sacramento on five hits 61 He’a lost only five Johnson who won 11 end lost 17 with Buffalo to 1958 entered Thursdaw night's fray with a 244 and 107 earned run average to la Invited Public aHvt with played at the eourta tomorrow afternoon strikeouts both marks near the ALL OF THE COURTS at Utah State Unlveralty art come and watch tennla atlta fine it The only problem la dedfr top to league statistics Herald action each afternoon and evening during the current Hla “stopper” victory gutting E'Needhan tennli tournament The Hoala will be tog which of the five matches to watch Journal-- S Bevoe back on the league-leadin- g the win trail after a double los Wednesday waa Johnson's 11th straight this season to Portland's Multnomah Stadium In other action Thursday Seattle continued its torrid pace by winning Its ninth to a row 2-over Phoenix San Diego blanked 0 and Salt Lake Vancouver split with Spokane winning an 3 opener but dropping the nightcap 65 Big Steve Bilko waa Spokana a at 2 Gary Schiffman defeated Lynn heavy artillery to the second Action thta evening will aet die berth In the mens singles flnala clash with Jaulce Pearce 3 over Lin- pm for the Women's champion- Christen ten 3 game belting a'grandstom tonne stagefpr the flnala of the Herald with a 3 7 vlHecotry Geddea defeated Rob- run and a triple to back up pitchGordon title meet will the singles ship' coln tennla McClellan E Needham Journal-61 er Connie Grab’s 11th win of tha champion in the ert Hansen Defending tournament now In progreaa Sat- winner of the Don Larson-Ro- y Mixed Doubles Don Larson had men’s the singles for match year be Ritchie will championurday city champions Vance-Hanae- n defeated down Roy In the opener a pair of bases crowned with some of the finals ship Saturday at 3 pm Larson to go three seta to 3 4 Ritchie In their match Thursday empty homera by R C Stevens la the defending champ being set for Monday ' Sltachltt-Sitachl- tt defeated 6 and 11-- 9 and Dick Barone paced the Beea will The score wee 2 Another Woodward-Rut- h Dow Woodward pinched Mb 61 63 In favor' of the defender Bilko also homered for Spokane Men’a Stogies to the seven-tonin- g In the mixed doubles division fint game Vance-Hanae-n Dow Woodward defeated Lin- but winning pitcher George Peres combination down7 3 6 4 coln McClellan ed waa In control tor Salt Lake mos Don Larson defeated Roy Rit- of the way and It took Mike McClellan three Bllko’a homera wen hie Xlet eta to down Kim Cameron 8 chie 62 6 11--6 4 5 But he went on to down and 22nd of the reason Roys Stoglea Mi brother Rent In the Junior Mark Freeman’s three-h- it pitchMlkfc McClellan defeated Kin boys singles to earn tha final Cameron 66 ing and the hitting' of Gale Wade berth to defend hie title of leat led Seattle’s rejuvenated Ratotera i Trophies will be awarded to to year their 1 conquest of Phoenix s Matchea that have been plann- the ehamplons In each of the the win moved the ed for Saturday are aa follows: divisions Glria tingles Junior to within one percentage point of Men’a Singles — Dow Wood- doubles and boya tingles champ- the seventh-place- 1 and Giants FRIDAY A UGUST 14 196 THE HERALD JOURNAL 4 ionship matches will be played ward vs winner Lar within tlx and a half them Logan (Cache County) Utan kept Monday with the men’s doubles 5 pm Portland garnet of flrat-plac- e One-Ma-n Women’s Singles — J a n 1 e a matches possibly elated for the Game Pearce vi Ruth Woodward I p same day Wade scored both Seattle rune m hitting hie fifth homer of the Junior Singles— winner season In the third inning end va winner Gortripling off the right field wan don Gcddes-Walt- e 3 pm to the eighth before --coring the Junior boya rlnglea— Mike Me winner He also singled Clellan va Alan Bishop 3 pm Curt Barclay was the Phoepb tarts-VpIan- d “ Mixed T3duhlea ri999 ehamptoirtorttie Logan — Winner Mc-loser taking his 11th delta Golf and Country ‘dub will be handicaps are ineligible for this dellan-Pearc- e and Hanaon-Vanc- e eight wins against crowned Sunday afternoon follow- tournament according to Sylvan va winner Woodward-Woodwar- d San Dtogo’a Padres got a suchairman 4:15 pm and SltacMtt-SltacM- tt ing the two days of competition Needham tournament perb pitching Job from 36yeaiwld Junior Boys Doublet— Winner for the Logan Club championship He la being assisted by Ken Bud Podbielan agatoat tha VanThe mourning dove reason first couver Mountiea with tha right pro In charge Elliott Bishop-Kloepfand Hen-Fun- k The tourney will be Meld both of the upland game bird hunts hander Saturday and Sunday with the Bingham who la over publicity va winner McCleUan-McClena- n scattering six stogies for 4:15 p win begin September lt with the hla 0 win participants 'playing IS holes of Ray Campbell publicity and and Cameron-WoodwaCouch m whole state being opened to golf during the two days Two committee member Joe Only onb Mount! bait runner Hansen Ernie and Ferrln Doublet Junior scheduled are hunting except for parts of Box reached second bare and Bud ChampionVirgil Sights A list of players for the two wlnnar and Elder Irtm Salt Lake and Utah whiffed five to hie first atari ship and A with golfera with counties vs Geddet-Hasince injuring ax ankle lest handicaps of 10 or less In the flights haa bean compoaed by the Dittmer-Payne-’ championship flight and the ones handicap committee under the son 4:15 pm Surveys conducted by the de- month Boya Doubles— winner Peterren partment of fish and game show with handicap! of 11 to SO In the direction of Dr Omar Budge Don Dillard and- Dick Smith -chairman va win- a bumper crop of doves at hand contributed three hits each A flight Nye end Cameron-Hea- e ' The championship flight aa ner McClellan-Biaho- p end in most sections of the state pace the it Padre attack and Glide Harris will be out to re5:3 pm compiled by this committee will Spokesmen noted that the beat Podbielan got Into the act to the tain the championship he AnWomen’ Doublet — Winner dove producing and hunting areas fourth toning with a wlo home last year but he will hove plenty consist of Glen Allan Keith Marvin Colburn Pearce Hanson and Thompson-BiglJim derson are usually found In the reml-arl- d ma of competition in the yearly race va winner Woodward-Sit-achi- tt or desert range lands Pete Randall who has won the Davis Kenneth Despaln Grant and Wuthrich-Vanc- e 5:30 The annual proclamation covtitle several times will also be Geddea Max Hailstone Glade Harris and Stephen John pm in the meet ering the mourning dove reason THURSDAY’S RESULTS Others are Thomas Klnghorn will soon be published and reJunior Doubles Bay Morgan Sylvan Needham of the governing rules and prints Minkler-Yeatdefeated Me Sterling Nelson Jack Parson Sr will be available to regualtlons All-Sta2 Wendell 66 60 rs Clarence C Randall the public to about a week The ' Women's Singles Roskelley E C Stone R J llata the changing Janice Pearce defeated Prarer-tsr- i proclamation Warner Don Miller- - and Ben hours each day bag hooting 6-Sitachltt 61 Redd limits doted areas and all other NEW YORK (UPI) — HeavyRuth Woodward defeated GlorA field of 43 will be entered In meaiurei regulatory Alex' Miteff of Argentina 6--0 weight Wuthrich 2 ia the A flight The committee apA seven day Mason waa aet for will to snap contender Akmxo try Junior Raya Slagle to Duchesne ‘Morgan Johnson’s 7 proved flat of there golfers folwinning string at “unAlan Bishop defeated David Sept lows: Waa-atch Rich Summit Uintah and 13" tonight to their TV fight lucky M 64 Kloepfer Carl B Arentson Don Bateson counties Most of the doves at Madison Square Garden Mika McClellan defeated Kent CHICAGO (UPI) — Youth and Ralph Barlow Harley Bergener from there higher elevamigrate ' However slick Alonso from a break In the weather will be go- Elliott Bingham Jack Bowen McClellan 62 3 north-state tion counties during Braddock Pa Is a ' Junior alight favorite Stegha ing for the College All Stars to- Omar Budge Ray Campbell late August and early Septem- at 65 to beat Miteff end Ged-des brawny Wally Wait defeated Joe but the National Football Norman Cannon Larry Cole Joe night ber ' hla 14th consecutive vic64 register 62 Baltimore champion League Couch Von Everton Hal Garner A thirteen day hunt was tory Colts still were 17 point favorites and Wayne Garrett scheduled for September This 16rounder between two to win the 96th game between the Mora of the A list entries will to Beaver Box Elder Cache ambitious will be telof tltUsta the cream the end B pro be L K Gates J Gunnell Carbon Davis Emery Garfield evised end broadcast nationally amateur crop Grand Juab Millard Piute Sett Ernie Hansen Newman Harris NBC at 7 pm maL by hot huForecasters expected C Lake Juan Sen HayClare Hayward J Sanpete Sevier Two-Ma- n Superstitious Miteff former mid night possibly with Tooele Utah Wayne end Weber ward Willis Hayward A H Buenos Aires butcher boy aaya: thundershowers and the younger John John A Larsen LeMolne counties “It’s hard for any boxer to get collegians were figured to better Maughan L D Nalibitt Carl G In three southwestern counties 13 1 had 13 I peat more from these conditions In Nelson Glenn Nielaon BUI Nybun Kane and Washington the atarted but waa straight when stopped in my their bid for a ninth All Star win man and Dean C Pack be from September will aeaeoa CHESTNUT HILL Mare (UPI) 13th bout by Mike DeJohn Johnin the series lr27 Concluding part of tha A flight son has 13'but he'll get no furthBut the college squad coached list includes the name of Ken — A powerful heavily - manned Aa waa the care a year age Davie Cup squad la a er tonight” by Otto Graham for the second Palmer Val Palmer Ace Parker Australian the ruled Commliilon that major d favorite favored to whip Because of hit akin speed and straight season will be no deeper John Shipp Elwood Smith Mel-re- y of Box Elder Iron two India’s crew to their portlone latest Victoria over Nino Valthan their pro rivals with 49 on Lake end Utah countlea Smith Rulon Squires Gordon h Interzone teat at Long-woo- d Salt end Rffllle Paitrano Johnson their squad compared to 52 In Steele Tom Taylor to mourning des be would doted Cliff Warr to ranked seventh among contenCricket Club Colts uniform and the pro’s will Raid Wansgaard B C White India’s number one mu and dove hunting dere by the National Boxing Asbe bigger overall Governing regulations for the sociation Victor Wiley end Owen Yeates beat tennla player to represent his and eighth ly the Ring Some 70000 fane were expected to those reason dove similar are nation to many yean Ramana-tha- n magastoe to turn out for the traditional to recent for this hunt ordered Krishna n waa tha principal Miteff former Pan American kickoff game of the football seayear All areahown to the an- - amateur was and down for the hope son sad the game will be both heavyweight champion key nual dove proclamation reprints opening match m the Longwood of which win be available from to bigger stronger and more exbroadcast and telecast nationally gran courts plosive then Johnson But there’s Both Colts Coach Weeb Ewbank of flab and game Australian Rod Laver won the department and Graham listed their biggest or license agenclea byvmid-Augu- at some doubt about hla ruggedneu Ho Buffered d right to tangle with KMshnan to and fastest players In their tentakayoea to the opener bouts with big DeJohn and Willie tive starting llnupa with the The aeconcitoglea match pairBeamanott He to not ranked Colts holding an edge In six Just ed Auaaie Neale Fraaer and ’i among the top 10 Hla record la the same Ewbank’s lineup was teen-age- d 163-- 1 Premjlt Lall an exactly the same as the team 11th hour substitute for the veterwhich started for the Colts and NEW YORK (UPI) A 36 won la the championship playoff A number of Northern Utah an Nartoh Komar called home by year-ol- d Army warrant officer against the New York Giants last residents were among the succes- the Illness of his father Australia which has already was killed Thursday when hla December : sful applicants for the limited It had Ray Berry and Jim buck antelope permits to Utah disposed of Mexico Canada Cu- helicopter crashed during a landMutscheller at ends Jim Parker this year Seven different hunt ba and Italy In its march toward ing approach on Governor to New York Bay He was United States 270 and Georgs Press 235 at will be conducted and the Utah the tackles Art Spinney 230 and Department of Fish and Game team waa favored to at least Identified aa Lester B Bunderlck to the opening day stogies Hendersou Tex stationed with Alex Sandusky 235 at guards laid that 308 application were split the doublet and clinch to the air section of the 52nd Madison Nutter 235 at center received for thc 160 sweep permit the first of tha John Unites at quarterback Alan day Sunday Brigade at Miller Field The antelope reason this year Staten Island Amec he at fullback and L G la aet for two three-da- y weekDupre and Lennle Moore each ends August 22 23 and 24 win 190 pt halfback be the first weekend and August' Graham will have Lee Gross-cu- 29 30 and 31 will be the second Utah at quarterback Don Successful applicants from Brown Houston and Dick Haley Northern Utah as listed by the at- halfback Nick Department of Flih and Game Pittsburgh Petrosante Notre Dame 225 at Qel C dele May and Ruth B fullback and Buddy Dial Rice Hunting 1360 North Mato St and Dave Sharer Southern Math-- - Logan ' for the Bonanza unit odist at ends Gene Selawiky Cornwall Stewart Tremonton J Purdue 249 and Fran O'Brien Burke Gunnell 575 E 4 So LoMichigan ' State 235 at tackles gan Frank E Lund Brigham Indiana r 240- - and Cityr JohnMrNeuboldr4U Ro: John Wooten Colorado 230 Main Logan Robert E Richards Brigham City and : Anne guards’ and Dan James State 250 at center Zeigler Brigham City aU for the Box Elder Unit ' Average life of a bee hi the John E Nagel Unlveralty Apt SO II I &i Bummer months Is two or three 2207 Logan Arthur p Smith ’ months but aomo may live for Providence Southwest Desert ' d : t t 4-- LEWISTON SECOND WARD waa defeated by Westod to the finale of the Division Four Junior tournament Front row Includes Leroy Wheeler Randal Roger Olson Artell VanDyke Back row la Darrel LareU and VanDyke Rigby M-M- Karl Hodges Donald Higby Donnie ddie Rigby and Gary Joe Bergeson Wheeler coach Absent were Dannie Wheeler The ward team Alan Bair and Eddie Bodily haa had a successful reason Gibbons’ Gibbons 1-- 6-- 6-- 6-- - 9-- S 6-- 3 Dorat-ZoUing- 6-- 4-- 6-- ? ' i3 ji i $ The Herald Journal porst-Zolling- er 6-- 2-- 6 6-- 6-- 6-- 3 3-- 6-- er 4-- 6-- 6-- 7-- 7--5 6-- 4 2-- cellar-dweller- - son-Port- er Saturday Sunday Features Play Neuber-ber-Schlffm- Dove Season For Logan Club Bird Hunting Van-derho- ff' Fried nt -- er rd Anderson Horace Christiansen Larry Christiansen Jay Rigby and Larry Parker Kneeling ere Denali Stone Darrell Goodrell Grant Salisbury and Robert Jenktoa The aquad haa completed e highly commendable season THESE NEWTON softball players iron a turna-meto tha northern and eastern parts of Division Four but they lost to Providence First for the second place berth In the tournament Standing are David Petersen All-Chur- 4-- (Seml-FInala)- Walte-Chrlatense- n INDIANS WIN BECAUSE n Harshman Is Bargain 12-h- Miteff Meek Johnson In Fight Tonight ‘ ei Count Clellan-McClell- 6-- in 6-- Youth Weather 1-- 6-- 1-- Aussies Meet : Indian Crew lop-side- five-matc- Successful Utah ea Antelope Hunters Listed first-roun- Copter Fatality - left-hand- er 7-- Hamer-Produce- Harshman resulted from homers lqr Bob Cerv Zqke Bela and Dick Williams but the lean lefthander yielded e total of only seven hits and walked only one The Indiana clinched the decision with e four-ru-n rally n the eighth featured by doublet tor Tito Fran-con- e Jim Baxes and Woodie Held The White Sox backed Wynn’s three-hi- t lt pitching with 'a attack that Included homera by 14-h- No Progress HH I i ms7' ' Unit v-— ' j? " V' '' 7-- 7-- STOP fan one short of a tie Frank Robinson hla tiie first grand slam homer of hie career and drove In five rune and Vada Pinson had three hits Including lt a homer to lead the Reds’ attack that dealt Bob Buhl hla eighth defeat Rookie George Altman drove to five runs with two homera add a single and A1 Dark hit a grand slam homer for the Cubs and Willie Maya Willie Kirkland end Jackie Brandt homered for the and 56mto Giants In a three-houte game that set a National League record for a nine-innicontest Seven homera four triples and four doubles were hit aa the teams collected a total of 31 hits 12-h- ur ng - RELAX - REFRESH! 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