Show v Alh Annual f C!3c f Epn0pens " F 7 ' ! : ± fy ? xVx x T V J V V United Press International ITI IMAVl 7TT T (Ttntt The University of Tennessee fired football coach Bowden Wy-a- tt today and shook up its athletic department Assistant coach Jim McDonald 48 onetime blockincr hart for Ohio State was made head tootoau coach at $15000 npr year Assistant coach Bob Wood ruff 47 former head coach at lonaa was named athletic di- - x i i XT' 4 x' t 1 1A x x jXXX f&T x- it IT y ' ' A X- B8Wx x Jm W' X1 t W - W MT xv &6&( JT vv x- &MtX ' S8xA uar iMHt "" X w ' ?m x x m 83f ' W iSS - xw wo o im W vl- - x" W JBfWi x- - " x- fJ J w i XXm w m - y m ' -- m y m m M m m - ma m - m' JUNE 20 MADISON 1963 naDer into the meeting with them and one told a reporter: ''nothing like that was supposed to get out" Siler's report of the- - possible action of the board of trustees said that the McDonald onetime blocking back at Ohio State would "jazz up" the Tennessee offense with the personnel at hand rector i Guide Team Both appointments ari eifoo tive July X jam ws R OGDEN UTAH THURSDAY EVE fltt rn ame Jim McDonald' y X X V STANDARD-EXAMINE- Vols Release j i - til t " 1 OGDEN 10A y sw? 1 Wis 13 xr :::' ? ftf Madison c 3 (UPI)— The nation's top women professional golfers led by defending cham pion Mickey Wright teed off today in the preliminary round of tne J4th annual Open Invitation ai championship of the Women' Western Golf Association Miss Wright of San Dieso Calif has just returned from televised match against the rench national women's golf cnampion in Portugal She goes into the tournament with six wins under he belt so far this ' season Seventy-fou- r amateurs of high national standing are sharing tne unKS with the 36 pros who are competing for' $7500 in prize money Miss Wright the blonde svelte president of the Ladies Profes sional Golf Association (LPGA) has taken home $11000 on this year's tour and is well on her way to keeping ton rank among m Field of 150 Tee Off Today In First Round of US Open - BROOKLINE Mass (UPI) — Golfs "Big Three" of Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Gary Player rated in the betting as they teed off with 147 little ones —who hope to become big ones— in the US Open cham— —— — — —— pionship today 1-2- -3 : j d The field of 150 Thunderbird last week was un- faced a treacherous course undoubtedly the man to beat the first of four rounds which! "Well all I can sav is that will decide America's premier I'm a better player now than golf title when the sun sets over I was when I won it last year' this Massachusetts scene Satur iNiciuaus snrugged day evening "I'm not satisfied with my it s 4 to 1 that the driving and I don't like my put- ting but I'll practice a couple BROOKLINE Mass — Bob of hours before I tee off and I'll be all right" Gajda 46 of Bloomfield Hills I'm sure behind Nicklaus in the Right Mich shot a two under par 69 list of favorites came Palmer today to take the lead among at 6 to 1 while the early finishers in the first Player Julius Boros and Gene Littler were listround of the US Open Arnold Palmer had an ed at 8 to 1' Next in line were Dow Fins- opening round score of 73 The other big names were still terwald Tony Lema and Phil Rodgers at J10 to 1 while Paul on the course Harney Next to Gajda were Jack Jay Hebert and Bobby Nichols in the 12-- 1 bracket were Cupit with a 70 and David Besides those 11 players there Love Jr with a 71 were 139 others in the field but the Country Club course did not Nicklaus the defending cham appear to be one that could propion and only in his second year duce a dark horse as a proiessional golfer will be WITH HARRIS GOALBY at tne top of the heap when they have played 72 holes over the Nicklaus who was eliminated 6870-yar- d course of the Coun- - in the fourth round when he last ry Club of Brookline labelled played this Icourse in the US Dy most of the competitors as Amateur Championship in 1957 tees off with US Amateur UliLTUOOlUlC They only did not like the champion Labron Harris and course but they didn't like the Bob Goalby j " ine field was scheduled ' to weather forecast for this after noon It called for scattered start firing at 8 am (EDT with Charles Knowles Jr of hundershowers Fairfax Val the first off t h e SECOND CHOICE star-studde- j old i v 47 who has been a goiters in a HAZARDOUS ROUGHS J : patient a xx yS" Virginia for xwx "wv vmw 3HW Xwx tne past tour weeks vft: ha niv The competitors reported the en a check for his salary for one THESE SEVEN women won the various flights Wednesday in the Northern DiMaple Bluft Country Club course to be year $18vision tourney at El Monte Front row left to right: Irene Laurie nine-hol- e about in tine condition Their primary reputed CAA J XImen ims uw iu worry will be the course's haz employment flight Ami Moser championship flight Vone Neuberger tied in second flight will "be terminated" efforti ardous roughs and Shirley Jensen fourth flight Back row Irene Lachicotte flight next June 30 He had been head The four day cham Lynn Rowland won playoff for second flight title and Verna G e d d e s third coach at Tennessee for eight tournament pionship is being t flight a recora wiui 49 of vic Whetton in tne Iirst tor maaison yvais Buick A tories against 29 losses and four fourth straight wincopped their piayeu 1955 time since Wednesday ties m tne weber County Babe Ruth Japan's Asako Kosaka is The university's athletir hoarrt addition to this year's special league dropping Roy No met Wednesday for two hours in by amateur competition In addi the count of 10 to 6 a dormitory under se one of the leading tion to Armstrong's Sporting Goods women being curity guard but no announce she golfers in ment of their action which was edged Hoy Shopping Center 2 Drougntiwitn ner a Japan 28 in another county game necklace to be presented to the board of trust awarded to the extending league rec amateur with the lowest net ees today was given WITH AL WARDEN wins and 2 losses Just before the meeting on ordTheto 2ten score This is in ad teams composed of tournament the to dition the Knoxville usual Silver Cun Wednesday ji a Scripps Howard players from Ogden Roy Hoop awaraeai tne top placing ama er Kanesville launched a teur newspaper flooded the streets full and slate of summer game s Mrs: John E Erickson Ami Moser of Brigham City v ith Danner headlines declaring Madi son defending city champion is fired an 82 Wednesday to go Wyatt would given "one Monday Tea's terminal pay" assistant The Ogden City a top contender for the amateur BRIGHAM CITY— Just under 3000 young men and with her 80 on Tuesday for coacn are being played title along with former state Jim McDonald would be league games a 162 tee first place in the in the Fourth Street Park All champions Mrs John Clauder women of this thriving community are engaged in sum- NorthernandDivision "But we'll to made have head for it take as the it The first big gun off will be cach women's golf year Weber American County League and assistant and said coach Bob WoodB Palmer the John Mrs! mer recreation programs touranment second Williams is" Palmer at both Monte El along with former PGA largest by far in the his- Two El Monte are at Junior games choice Roy played in the of to nut he w°uid Milwaukee Nicklaus made ath betting were champions Jay Hebert and Dous acting tory of the community Authority of this statement is second and third golfers High School Roy Municipal The women's Western Open is l think that when you keeD Ford Tnni tfiev letic director Les Dunn director and Box Elder High School foot had a 164 and Veda Park and the Hooper Municipal he oldest championship complaining about a course it : Player Ferguson tneDr- - Andrew Holt president of Park seeking to tecome the golf j e to a 166 ournament refused for make women ball coach gets on your mind so I'm not university winner since red am comment concerning the Teams and sponsors in this going to have any feelings about Complete results were: goes off with for "The exact figure is 2876 lighted and expect to have five include: Og— mer by city PGA league year's low sports Championship flight king Walter Burkemo Won Both of Them young people" said Director next season These are also den Tom editor Elks Siler "Here the Mt to basic is aim Ami sponsoring Moser and former my gross Masters champion play Dunn "We believe this is one used for little league night baseBrigham City Wisconsin At well won two least has board and three mem-lo- Ogden Junior High School dis162 Bi? he said low win" net Art Toni Wall 142 j of the finest enrollments for a ball games and scores of parEasley Boros tees! off in comDanv putts Veda Ferguson 65 hers carried copies of the news-blin- d trict Washington Terrace spon Ten football titles in the last 63 Nicklaus completely recovcity our size in the entire nation ents attend score Bonnie Eldredge soring boys from the Washing years Coach Milt Bruhn guided ered from the neck ailment with Tommy Bolt and Doug San "Eight parks are now in use "We also provide free golf inton Terrace area Ogden Ex the Badgers to both of them which hampered him in the ders First flight — low gross Irene K Ta They include: Bunderson Lind-se- y struction for boys and girls Lachicotte Club of 183 El change Monte low consisting boys East Forrest Snow South UeSCJOy from the Central Monday until 10 am This net Barbara Dent El Monte Junior High — I Main Reese Pioneer Lincoln every KILLED instruction is for boys and girls 149 low School district Ogden Rotary a Eve Clare- - El Wl putts and Brigham Young The Brig-ha- of team from the Wahlquist School grade school and high school Monte blind score Grace Beas- - Ax i Young Park is used ex- ages I District LOCO LinlCS Ogden Eagles from the ley Brigham City clusively for handicapped youngMound — Fort "The Junior High area Second low handicapped flight youngsters gross sters and we have 12 enFinal in St and matches the free June Parish sponsorHill Rowland 186 Satureach AFB get Lynn Mary's swimming rolled of the various low from women's net Vone Lotegs One also various Catholic of ing the boys day morning Neuberger "Besides the variety of events! most at 144 the Riverside low events is flights gan golf organizations popular boating putts Sherry on the city program we also near neese-nonefane inis Spendlove El Monte blind course must be played by next The four teams in the Weber will run for 45 days and is con score Delores Brown El Monte luesuay County league are: Roy City No was not given any details on the Third flight — - low cross Ver- - Final round pairings are: mas z sponsored by Koy City Arm By Bert Strand The report said the number of stantly in use and supervised Standard-Examine- r ters Colleen Hicken vs Outdoor Had-fielna Booth Geddes 200 low Bear and Lake program d Bruce net Mackinaw killed totaled 30 or Larry Elayne Goods Logan com strong Sporting ly-fyEditor are in charge armire (winner must piay lia posed from boys from West and Helen Huber Ben Lomond 149 One Native trout The present explosion program 100 pounds Anderson in low directors was of Johnson RiverThe finals) the director Geo killed US putts Others inFaye South and in Whetton Buick instructors in reported uian is completed and al "Swimming Roy clude: Richard Wight Dwight side 73 blind score Dorris lnez Marier vs Lois Stewart composed of boys from Kanes logical Survey claims a recen game fish lost will be restocked cluded two Kokanee 500 white-fis- h or 100 pounds several presidents Georgia Nelson vs yille Hooper and Roy and Roy series of three underwater ex Director Nolan wrote Sen Ben Kelly Carol Morgan Batv Mor Wiese Riverside — Hansen Riverside low Fourth thousand at will Bear Lake Cisco and several have nett flight flight Gerry gross plosions rison Lucille Watkins and Helen a — v T bnopping center 'I — vs uorene on thousand Monte 207 Keiierstrass little effect Jensen El fish trash Mark Assistants are: Cathy smrley fishing Mary He also gave a preliminary Wednesday's results Weber Thomas B Nolan """ 1 ' ") ' ' X xx - " McLeod low net Lonnie Nelson Hill a V' in Heiman Phil Christenson Chrisreport estimate of the fish killed in the HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS on the explosion sent Sen Wal blast based on the During ladies day Tuesday County League: tine Baron Lee Heiman and AFB 150: low outts Bervl R HE number re Reports from eye witnesses the Greenwell El Monte 61 blind Dort L Orrock won lace F Bennett said covered by Utah fish and mystery Roy Shopping Center Steve Josephson 11 v v 2 2 ft game at the scene conflict with this - event wnue uoneen Larsen and score "tiny portion" of the total personnel 4 5 The syncronized swimming side isettv Lee Jonnson Kiver- " Venada count They said hundreds of had low Armstrong's in fish Wardleigh popular team has Rosewell Seare as Nine-hol- e Perkes and Warner Wiseman Utah populationwater the thousands of Cisco were killed division— low gross putts 15 each were killed fishing chief instructor Assistants are Holt and Nelson It also is Next believed deep-watHill 116 Irene Laurie AFB the blasts many game Tuesday Chugg's Art John Marshall and Dwight Kel low RHE byben nao meu net Mary Leaphart El Shop will sponsor the ladies j air sacs rup- isn Bennett inforrequested 10 8 Buick Whetton n i mi' iy ured the blasts and sank Monte 80 low putts Lora Lin- day program by maiion on ine Diast series which Trophies and No 2 6 9 would not j be included in storm a 37 blind score prizes for June will be awarded Roy of protest among ford raised Riverside They "Larry Booth is directing our Virginia McGregor Riverside during a luncheon to be served Voorhees Perkins Williams area nsnermen and wildlife he count ine Larson and Sandoval little league baseball pro Bidiano ' ' The awards luncheon was held after golf ?y: who ©robed the groups and Courtney First round June leg matches Scuba ofdivers wnicn is going over at gram The three were blasts set off the in the blast lake depths Rothey's CITY LEAGUE SCHEDULE sensationally in deep water on the east side for women have been comnleted area a week ago were unable to V ' June 20— Ogden Exchange vs Washington of the lake near the Swimming team instructors Nebeker at the Ogden Golf and Country determine how many fish were : vs Elks Terrace St June 21— Ogden are: Koswell Seare riirertnr' The spot has been one killed and sank Mary's June 22— Ogden Rotary vs Ogden Ranch LES DUNN John Marshall and Dwight Kel- Results were: June 24— Washington Terrace vs of the best Eagles areas on the fishing June 25— Ogden Elks vs it is reported that anglers Ogden Eagles assistants Championship flight — Thelma are landing ake this June 26— St Mary's vs Ogden Exchange year provide facilities for LDS church iy "The 23-Mackinaw and other 0 June 27— St Mary's vs ker def Carol McCrea Ogden Rotary dancing program is di1 : softball for men and women fish in BY the area at PRIVATE FIRM game Washington Terrace Ginny Leven def Dottie Stine present time In fact some the "A total of 240 'Little League' rected by Margaret Johnson June 28— Ogden Rotary vs Ogden Elks The explosions were part of a 1 with Charlene Moody as her assay No-Hitt- er A low putt tournament was June 29— Ogden Exchange vs Ogden Eagles June Wixom def Ruth ne baseballers are competing plus sistant as 1— Washington Terrace vs better may get angimg July Ogden comprehensive program to study Royer 1 up Wood he 95 in the Pony League all be- Margaret ladies' Eagles trout Tuesday during staged which carare larger ne s eartn crust and test un def Barbara Jackson 1 up on "Tennis is also eettin? a hiV Ken Jensen and Dennis Ander July 2— Ogden Rotary vs Ogden Exchange tween the ages of eight and 15 Coun- July move in! at to Golf and nivirous the feed on the 3— Ogden vs St day Oqden Eaqles July derwater Mary's explosion detection 21 holes The Pony Leaguers are between play Fern Gardner is directing son teamed up to hurl a no- 4— Ogden Rotary vs Washington Terrace Club in Winners the various were this conducted by a pri 4 try hey Masters — Cora Loomis def dead fish with JenDarwin hitter Wednesday night and keep July 5— Ogden Exchange vs 5t Mary's This does not in- sen program ages of 5 Exvate vs firm the Terrace for US Julys as Ogden were: 1 Maxine Goddard Geologiassistant Senior life Village Floors' record perfect flights up Ethel clude the American Legion basechange bowlersJlook! Championship flight — 18 July 8— St Mary's vs Ogden Elks July cal Survey and the Department Peterson def Betty Vandegraff ball program or the Brigham guards are: Steve Josephson m the Weber County Baseball 1 Matthew 28 Tookie 9— Ogden Eagles vs Ogden Rotary July 10 of Defense holes Wood Mildred Johnson Bardef and Association Lee Margaret Horsley League who Peaches play in a league —Ogden Eagles vs Washington Terrace Director Nolan said his de oara Moore 1 Gwen Stirland Village Floors blasted Liberty Benning and Dottie Stine 32 July 11— Ogden Exchange vs Ogden Elks Daily in Ogden and also one in Cache made had 23-14 ar 13— def vs nine 0 holes St "Water partment Terrace LaPreal 2 Mattsson areas instructors Washington Jensen July Marge Wright Mary's and prior Anderson safety up These naturally are Richard Valley Action Every Day rangements tor the last series Pauline Minton def Jean Farr Masters — 18 holes Phyllis l Wight Carol Morgan struck but a total of 12 batters vs adults Ogden Eagle$ Exchange with the Utah 1 State 33 leucine watkins and Helen Mark The winners scored 14 runs in Glasmann Department Betty Rounds and July 16— Ogden Eagles vs St Mary's 17— Ogden Elks vs Ogden Eagles oi Game Fish and Conrad July 34 land "We Cora nine Directors - Lorraine Grames Loomis holes are the most of first of Bowl our them inning mighty proud "We have two softball parks SCHEDULE COUNTY WEBER and Nebeker 13 1 fine deL Hone Bonnie Eleanor 10 on on Sidney walks No vs 2 21— and June Harper Roy Roy up Armstrong coming program Featuring 20 of the World's are especially pleased at the Jim Card blasted a home run Directors — Margaret Barker Shopping Center vs Whetton Buick June A member of the Utah State holes Mary Crutcher def Katie vs Buick 24— Whetton Roy Armstrong ish and Game Commission Armstrong Finest Bowling Lanes 1 fine interest of young men and high over the left field wall and Gertrude Rounds 16 Joyce Morris Shopping Center vs Roy No 2 June 26— i said however 1 the 2 vs Whetton Buick No commission def Hollenbeck Elaine In Wednesday's other game women" — Armstrong Roy Presidents up Frankie Gryson vs Roy Center Shopping Playgrounds and superivsors Brigham City remained among- 15 Aldea Rush 16 2 vs June 28— Roy No Armstrong i i are: Bunderson Buck vs Whetton tne Roy Shopping Center leaders oy nesting Utah Next Tuesday women will vs Whetton Buick Roy xoung Lmdsey Susan Quinny Army Depot 1 Bot July Qualify for the annual No 2 vs Roy Shopping Center four-hittEast Forrest Margaret Owen Richard Wight hurled a vs Roy No 2 There will July 10—Whetton Buick tling Co Tourney July Snow Roy Shopping Center vs Armstrong own and his Marcia cause a also with Glover be South helped The first annual meeting of "string along 12— Armstrong vs Roy No 2 Roy No Mam vs Whetton Buick tne utan tJoara ot Big Game Pioneer Beverly Packer Reese witn tnree tor tour including a me tourney douDie out strucK Kim tie Butze nine Lincoln Control will be held Friday at Two games are scheduled for 8 pm in the Mountain Fuel Annette Glover Brigham at Affleck Park They OLD Fern Young AnSaturday Supply' Co auditorium in Ogden nette Miller Gardner and H are: vs a i nui worth at pm Other public meetings to de4:15 Ogden pm Supersonic termine action concerning the Each boy and girl partici- Car Wash vs Thiokol 1963 big game seasons will be Linescorse: held throughout the state next pating m our worthwhile pro- Utah 1 4 6 is gram ' Army Depot given a membership : week card -which 8 10 2 is tSt The five-ma- n Interagency to our directors an very helpful Brigham Nickerson and Nichols Wight assistants Committee that will gather in and Booth aaiu xiicuiur jjunn formation pertaining to the Parents must V sign a release Liberty hunts consists of Harold S n o 0 ij and I'm village loors I lorrtan Crane Utah Department of Fish in case toof injuries 23 9 1 f 6 "I report that this has R Clark Budge and and Game Welby Aagard Utah happy 'At "k Bailey Deen 100 per cent Jensen Anderson and Bramwell Woolgrowers Dan Freed Utah Uh accomplished Sanded Exterior fjyi m we e 27 have yes Cattleman Othel Pay Utah Wildlife Federation and William people working during the sum panel mer months on our variety rec side Sanded D Hurst US Forest Service reation program In another Superbly smooth panel out we look an for enrollment year and mellow Sanded 1 side of between 3500 and 4000 Mv Another f(lEBMITAGEY session in the panel sincere tnanKs to Mayor Willis golf clinic at the OcrWjunior f$milU ill Sanded 2 sides Hansen Louncilmen Don Chase and Country Qub will be Fine 'j Straight held KKNTCCKY ven Peterson 'and Olof Zundel v panel imay Richard Noble carded an Also to each member of the Kentucky Bourbon s Boys beginners Will nartir- 1 eagle two on No 9 at the El council Mayor Hansen "Don ipate at 8 am with h girl begin Monte golf course Wednesday Chase William Packer John ners at 9 — am The Taste Favorite since 1869 advanced In a foursome with Vic Dp Hadfield Verl Petersen and Olof "Across the St r met from tfco Roy Shopping Confer" dovs Is ciass lor 'and sot tnrla Macon Joe Lucci and Steve Zundel 825-978- 4 567B S 1900 W They are responsible for for 10 am Those whn misQPrt Roy Utah Hillstrom Noble sank his chip setting up What Westerners want in bourbon they find in Old Hermitage I : our stupendous rec- - he first two sessions can still "Wo're not far and we'll tie It on your ear" from about 60 &' m — OSStSJ-- " ' Motf " J"" ww f&y fcx 55sy isw jjssw XV MW jsss jfcttfa ' sw X SVX Wyatt v 5155 hStal v- XV Notches 4th League Win first THE SPORTS Moser Wins HIGHWAY Northern Brig ham City Initiates Outstanding Recreation Program for Young Folks ! 74-ho- le i snv-rier- ht 4-- pearl their Golf Crown News-Sentin- ' - al : 1 j six-tea- m i - - i News-Sentin- s-o- ry el w deadline c m AiluL iviuiuied 'TINY PORTION' At Bear Lake Explosions Won't Hinder Fishing Official Says er I x - - w V dim ' - R-Ut- ah w- - w — T1 1 I Country Club Completes Leg er : yyyy--- y y Women Compete Floors Village For Low Putts Wins At Country Club 'I j 2-- On 2-- 13-1- i " 2-- ' ft''? well-balanc- Jackpot 2-- - 2-- Paramount ed - First Big Game Board Meet Set Friday in Ogden 2-- Kathleen 8-- 7-- er 1 A lermita PLYWOOD CO is now k f full-tim- 78 Session S IP :yy: 4x rt :i2 yards out it At In Junior Clinic Eagle Recorded At Local Links phot CO ireation program" participate 4n8 Fir Shipping 6years old C $429 $525 2 "— f'' 'Sffir KigrJ UU W 1 I |