Show Jacobs Leads Palmer by One With Today's 36 Remaining S : Golfer Shoots 64 to Deadlock Open Record 2 Year-Ol- d WASHINGTON (UPI) — It was Tommy Jacobs' nerves against Arnie Palmer's challenge with a dozen others hopeful of making a winning charge as they went into the two final rounds of the US Open golf cham pionship today 33-31- — ever-dangero- us ing a 6 vhre the cut Nicklaus failed by one shot at Brookline last year A horde of the old heroes failed to qualify for the final 36 holes and probably gave a sigh of relief considering the conditions They included such as former British Open champion Kel Nagle Doug Ford Gardner Dickinson Jerry Bar- CaliforJacobs a went out with a one nia stroke lead over Palmer after firing a recoroVmatcriing 64 in the second round for a total of 136 That put Jacobs four under par at the halfway mark with the Palmer hot on his heels at 137 after shoot29-year-- 34-35—- 69 ot Mitch Minor Hurls Perfect Game To Highlight Little League Play Mitch Minor pitched a perfect game and struck out every hatter Friday as his Little Yankees whipped the Panthers 18-- 0 in a city Little League baseball game turned in during the day were: Kevin McLeod and David Kap of the Cobras Doug Rowe of the Blue Eagles Brad Smith of Kammeyer's Mustangs Kay Chapman of the Black Widows Blair Hunt of the Rams and Jeff Jude of the No-Hitte- rs Patriots Linescores: MONROE MAJOR Patriots Black i Aces Jude and Werner MONROE Rendon JUNIOR : Beavers Cubs Ferrin and Borin- - Rebels Marler Falcons Dopp and Staton Hawks A and Scovel Soderquist 8 10 I Runners Moreno Archuleta and Bullock Coroles and Cook Road 5 Salas MONROE MIDGET Cardinals 9 5 0 Guterrez Anderson Morris and Petersen Schlosser Gough Smith and Mollicone Little Beavers 4 3 0 Utah Yankees 1 5 5 Lavander Olson and Jones Olson and Darby Gibson 1 9 4 Spiders Cobras 5 3 3 Leatham and Barney Merrill and O'Brien 2 5 3 Deeter B 10 5 0 Tigers Hornets 2 3 2 Ewer and Inferrera Vollmer Barker Way and West BONNEVILLE MIDGET B Bees 7 6 4 Arabians 0 0 J Meteors 17 4 0 Black Widows 17 7 11 "I-- - — D J Cnsrmui Unck Unck and Zampedri Abeyta and vanwn Diiiuiidrn CKcictiy oiiu rU inuuu Pidilla Hulm-iland Ahlmer Sparrow Chapman 1 Cockroaches 2 8 1 11 Falcons 10 2 18 0 Ule Yankees Burton and Schumacher Bradbury P"$£2 ° an(1 rall ArrhihaW Jeff Clayton Yearge and Fronk Yearge hit home run for Falcons MONROE MIDGET C midget b 1 B&B Bugs 19 22 v 1 Wildcats 3 3 Panter and Richards- - Stahl Orrock and Venable and Jones Whitney and Walker Wolthuts Demars u u mncresT mil Dimes J H R Rams 21 16 0 Kammeyer's Mustangs 30 9 Termites 5 2 0 0 Paskett Edgington and Booth 4' 0lyle Barney 1 4- Hunt and Whitman Bower Johnson and Norris Smith and Sylvester Eddie Monson © and Garcia Handy hit two home runs for Mustangs 1 8 Cobs 8 9TH STREET PARK MIDGET A 8 ti11 5 ' 8 2 0 Lewis —Midgets 0 Blue Eagles 9 -c Srr Ra:ie-- 4 0 0 Dicky and Top Cats King and St anger Berry Colvell Rowe and Wimmer Kap BONNEVILLE MIDGET A 3 Wolthuis Thomas 3 4 1 3 19 4 13 0 Sting Ra Hawks 6 6 4 2 Cardinals 0 Hyatt and Bott Child Cragun Barnes Home runs: and Hyden Hyden Cragun Kevin Bott and Michael Gardner WASHINGTON i (UPI) leaders and qualifiers i — QenOieS Tommy Jacobs Arnold Palmer Colins- iovLLE a- ' 'r rs 10 West Weber Gladiators West Weber Runts Hancock opoU piaFinrrc?tyd 0 7 O f Manning- - and McGavin 5 Little Giants Riche and Dartort Blue Streaks Red and 10 0 1 25 12 ( ( Fain and Roberts Sox Moser VanVliet Champion 2 2 Burgoqno 0 4 and Women Snare 1 2 0 and i Links Prizes Brigham City hosted the il Northern Utah Women's Golf Taylor Maw and Lord Green and Anderson Association' Second invitational boys midget a of the season Thurs- tournament Two-Hitte- rs 14 25 Bobcats 12 day 0 Pleasant View Winchester and Knight- Jones and Ells- Prizes for 10W SrOSS 10W net Westell Wright struck out low putts and a blind bogey on 3 4 14!ngs i 4 hole No 6 were awarded followbatters Friday in' prtching Alvsrd and Garner Deem and Hircock tournament during a a 7 3 ing the personic Car Wash to an 0 vie-- 1 unbattables at the Tropical Res2 luncheon 0 oonaVaii' mk boniwaii tory over Terminal Annex Costley taurant and were: Winners day in a Weber County Baseball RoskeMey JUNIOR BOYS Association league game Tremonton— low gross Bon-- 2 5 2 8 Blue Angels The young hurler gave up only Unbattables 3 6inie Joreensen: low net Lucille Satterthwaite and Gi Gouriey Chamtwo hits Dennis Hughes led the yjj&fowi putts Faye Bessinger bers and Crowton Supersonic attack with two bund bogey Edna Harris Brig-haWEST COUNTY JUNIOR LEAGUE also Charlesworth Bruce triples 13 6 Warren City — low gross Jessie 2 4 6 Huntsville tripled Jepperson: low net Ann Shields In Friday's other game andRossReeseand Thompson Smith Buhcannon putts Grace Beesley blind boKanesville downed Liberty 13 7 3 gey Kay Freeman Plain City North Riverside-l- ow 3 Plain City South behind Jack Williamson's Hicken Colleen low gross Cottle and East McBride and Miyanet Margaret Weaver putts Hadley 14 17 2 Bombers Linescores: blind bogey Ger-r- i 10 Ellen Griffin 2 0 Sluggers 8 10 2 Gidley Cane and Holbrook Duncon and Ben Lomond — low Supersonic Murray 0 2 4 Harris Terminal low net Miller 16 21 Shamrocks 4 gross Mar deli y Kopin-skand Wright Hughes Sizzlers 3 $ 9 Faye Ward putts Kathryn Udy Stoffer and Russell Sorensen Hanand Gallegos blind Elsie God-de- n bogey Lynch sen and Peterson league Sees j" 2 1 I 1 j 1 - Su-jpir?t- es 1 - ! : 8-- MV 70-71- - Rjye " Leanuro tanr 72-7Australia Crampton III St Andrews Raymond Floyd La Gene Littler Jolla Calif 144 Johnny Pott Ocean Springs Miss 73—144 Bobby Nichols Corona Calif C Campbell W Va Bob Charles Al Geiberger Fla Sarasota Carlton Oaks Calif Dow Dallas Gay Brewer Jr Finsterwald Colorado Springs Colo 73-72145 David Boies Br own wood Tex 145 Jack Nicklaus Columbus Ohro 145 Billy Casper Corona Calif 145 7373—146 Terry Dill Mules hoe Tex III Bill Glenview Ogden Ed Furgol Export Pa Robert Tom Mieporte Locust Valley NY 75-7- 1 — Jacky Cupit Corona Calif 146 Ted Makalena Honolulu Hawaii 73-7- 4 — 147 A— John Tex Amariilo Farquhar La Lionel Hebert Lafayette Dudley Wysong Jr McKinney Perdldo Don Fairfield Tex Bay Fla 75- Saver Incline Village Nev Georc Fla 73—148 Bill Martindale Jacksonville Calif Sanders Ojei Doug 74- - 74—148 Don January Dallas Texas 75- 73— 148 Stillwater Jr Harris Labron 72L76-1- 48 Paul Harney Rocklin Okla Juan (Chi Chi) RodriCalif Paul guez Dorado PR Monte Honolulu Hawaii Baldwin Mo Bradley NC Davis M Love Jr Charlotte William Gabal Baden Pa George Archer Gilroy Calif Ga A— Jerry Atlanta Greenbaum 149 Nassau (BahaGary Player Mason Rudolph Lehigh mas Rex Baxter Jr Acres Fla Amariilo Tex Fla Ft Pierce M R (Chick) Herbert 7674—150 Larry Beck Whispering Pines Roal Howell Rockville NC Silver Clark Md Jimmy Robert (Skee) Md Springs Robert Pa Riegel Jamison Canada Elmstead Ont Panasiuk 150 Bryant Hiskey Galena Park Tex Daniel D Sikes Jr Ponte Verda Beach Fla 73-71- -1 illiam j m 1 73-72- — 7- same boat 6--0 two-hitt- 1 er 1 - - I SOUTH 2 2 South Ogden 0 2 6 13 Liberty Kanesville Sanders and Geilmann liamson and Clark Wil- - OGDEN— TERRACE Terrace Braves Russell Rodgerson and Allen ROY No New Players The San Francisco Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates are the only National League teams without first-yeplayers on their ar and MIDGET - Dodgers Bees Cooper and Clark Logan— low gross Etta Chris-tense- n low net Kathryn Nor75 5 Flint Smith man putts Zella Berginer blind bogey Lee Wiley Hill Air 45 " '16 0O Force Base — low gross Shirley Johnson low net Marion AnReeder and and blind bogey derson 4 41 Peggy Thompson El Monte — 1 4 Isabel Fleming low low -Simpson and net gross Sherrv boendlove: DUtts 6 4 All red: blind bogey Val O 2 3 Missie 5 0 1 Chargers Rhino's and Stewart Millenburg Springhurst "'-Yankees Hornets Thompson and Shellaburger Miles JUNIOR 10 BlackHawfc jutts Pall and Payne Laramie UNBEATEN THIS YEAR Fovt Favored at La na home LANGHORNE Pa (UPI) certain to capture - most States fourth his aiming for his first triumph at United Club Auto the 'Home will make the gruelA J Fqyt unbeaten at Innational title and ing run with dianapolis and three other big Other be- marks at rivals this Indianapolis year as top starts this year renews a ri- sides Ruby will be out to block credentialsIndy The pack will also include valry with Lloyd Ruby who fin- Foyts bid for his fourth e ished third at Indy m the championship over the tough Bud Tinglestad 36 Dayton 100 Mile National Sunday 'Home track in as many years Ohio who finished third at Milwhen Foyt defends his 1963 Six drivers who finished behind waukee recently and Bobby ' CrOWIl Ruby but within the top 10 will Unser Albuquerque NM mak-in the 28th running of ing his debut at Langhorne old speedster compete llyk focal will Houston Tex Parnelli Jones was prepared classic from pit his the 17 to Don drive a $25000 Offenhauser-powere- d skill against of the nation's Posing a threat will be III who Branson racer built for him by to an in effort add drivers Champaign top a here last year millionaire sportsman J J to his 1964 wins at Indianapolis won a but the car will not be Phoenix Trenton NJ and setting a track record en route and Jim McElreath of Arling- ready in time for transportation Milwaukee Af victory over the circular ton Tex who was runner-u-p to from California Several good cars without drivers are availdirt layout at Langhorne not Foyt here in 1963 f able and Jones might pilot one only would make Foyt about Bobby Marsh am of alpedal-pushthem him Pa Pottstown but make richer 120000 25-mi- le 50-mi- le 100-mi- le Lang-horrt- 29-ye- ar 100-mil- er Aga-jani- 27-year--old er - M Snead Last 48 Bowlers Mass (UPI)— Blonde Mickey Wright matched her own course record but only partly overcame her personal jinx Friday while shooting a leading four under par 70 in the first round of the Lady Carting Eastern Open The 29-year-- old Dallas Tex proette had only one bogey in 0 the opening round of the tournament the same sixth hole that has troubled her for the oast two years $10-00- Caroll Mann of Towson Md who had shared the course women's record at 70 from last year eagled the 11th hole Friday and finished at 71 one stroke back of Miss Wright Tiny Clifford Ann Creed of Alexandria La matched par on the back nine to come home with a 72 good for third place Miss Creed won the Lady Carting Open at Baltimore Md last week Retriever Trials Set for Sunday PARK CITY — The Great Salt Lake Retriever Club will hold field trials four miles east of here Sunday at 9 am The trials will include compee stake tition in the open of retrievers only Three breeds are expected to be entered said officials all-ag- OPEN BOWUNl 24 Hours a Day HILLTOP LANES Cafe open 24 hours a day Sow fn refrigmrated air conditioning A M ! a of Weber County have a chance to break the bank at $502 in Maxie Kosof's Sunday morning handicap and scratch doubles and singles sweepers at Paramount Bowl Bowlers have 10 chances of winning cash prizes including four chances to break the bank completely or 10 per cent or 20 per cent of the bank There is a cash prize paid at the end of each game plus sharing in the handicap and scratch portions of the doubles and singles prize money Doubles partners are selected by draw this eliminates prearranged good teams from teaming up and monopolizing the top prizes All players roll four games and their scores for these four games count in both doubles and singles Last week's doubles winners were Ernie Henderson and Jack McFall with John Boyle and Dr Grant Kearns finishing second Ernie Henderson also won the handicap singles and Jack McFall was high in scratch singles The program starts at 10 am and entry fee is $5 per player which mcludes the cost of bowl ing fees and all prize money Warm-u- p games cost only 25 j Col-truck- ed 100-met- er Three Loops Compete In Softball 100-met- er 26-9- one-hitt- er 4-- Cis-icows- j ki Mar-quard- 6-- 3-- Dredge Sav-O- j 000 000 : Co n Peterson and son Telephone Co Marquardt Maughn and J Plumbers Cathy's Cafe 0- -0 102 001 x- -4 Hartley Blood and 1 2 8 O Simon- - 100 00— I 3 5 003 12- -6 Fowers and Smith X Lamon- Swift and Co Sunset and Musgrave Bates - 210- 266-- 14 : Jenson- 023 500 2 2 337 8 Petersor - 034-- 12 3 and 10 01- 0- 6 7 3 4 000 000 -1 4 1 002 010 x- -3 Furniture Nelson and ILBarlin Jensen and Flint Joe's Tavern 1- Noble SPECIALIZING IN ENGINE REBUILDING Luckie BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY'S Bob Tobler heads toevent ward a 461 clocking to win his heat in the EuNCAA field in the track and at Friday championships Standard-Examin— Ore (UPI gene Telephoto) 400-met- er er Wise Briggs Stuck The Philadelphia Phillies are players-pitc- her cents each and check in time carrying two first-yeoutfielder Wise Rick and starts at 8:30 am until 9:45 ar RENT A LINDSAY WATER CONDITIONER Mt'View TROUT FARM North of Brigham City Tom East at ©Her" Trout 9 to 16 Inchidf1 A&aa BROS 33624th Street 175 26th Street Monffi 300 per Only "Ask about our froo installation aajsari AUTO REPAIR Fishing's Great John Briggs mi er I i am j to qualify for either the 110 or then he got even hotter He Roberts of North Carolina 200 m the heats ran 203 on home in a dazzling lege hurdle finals wrecked four under par 31 for his 64— only io nave uie moras uuu-lowe- d Oregon State's chance of winbecause of too much folscoring three straight birdies the team title on 13 14 and 15 and then to lowing wind: Their time would ning Underwood was accused of broken the meet record put the icing on the cake holed have of Oregon's Don in front h of a sec cutting a measured 60 foot five inch and was only Scott broke as for the rail they ond off the world mark birdie putt on the 18th a1 V III semifinal heat 1 nope i get one or tnose It was for him a historic day " JViZSJr Jerome said or tne r vr iTTi thv writp the! tomorrow m vTT the triple the himited aualiiymg that aavp — — rcoi instui y ui uus diii wuciii thei z ' °THe and: jump with a mark of 51 but time championship generally Armin Hary of Germany are excess wind on the out a meet as ruled it sunny day of the world record record at 100 In contrast Jackson was unhappy with his start He figures! it may cost him a world record The Fathers Day Sunday and he thought he might have better to win today His morning breakfast tournament to dofour races have is set for Sunday morning at the last in 102 and 104 103 timed b11 Golf and Country Club Ogden m order start-1 thaJ Breakfast will be served meet record in the 100 fol7 to with at am ing golf of was Fn' low-ball low It will be a °J?e for a S""? thatof ffU Arizona foursome with full handicaps ?ay Gayle Hopkins nr his First broad Members are to arrange their leaped 4 own matches and starting times JPm£th £malf to shatter the record of 26-- 7 set by Indiana s Play was split between three leagues Friday night in city soft ball action In the Metropolitan Bill Blood as Sav-O- n (hurled a 0 downed C H Dredge Co Sav-O-n in first (The win put Ed and King place Larry each had two hits for the winners In the Industrial League whipped Mountain States 1 and Sun s e t Telephone Co 14-- 3 Swift and thumped Noble Furniture took over first place in the Cosmopolitan B League by nipping Joe s Tavern 1 Ron Noble had two triples for the winners In other Cosmopolitan League games Master Plumbers took a 12-- 6 decision from Cathy's Cafe and Joe's Bakery won by forfeit from A--l Quality Glass Linescores: Sunday Morning Golf for Fathers Julius the for second Sunday Prize Money $502 At Paramount 72-78- SUTON Underwood's Then Bob Hayes of Florida deification rontfro and Trinidad native Ed along with Tom second round but and co-hold- ers year s champ 50 Tournament i are in the time Friday and his 154 failed to survive the cut of 150 as the field was narrowed to the low 50 and ties That meant for the first time in Open history for two years in a row the defend--! ing champion had failed to sur- - ? flead out I have a a30" of domg tnat m a close race" Murphy admitted "some- jtimes they go on that" a Gary Player and stood at 149 77 heat one-tent- Mason Rudolph with him Boros shot STUCK HEAD OUT Until then it remained a dead I 40-met- Far younger men then the 52-year-- Sco-dell- er In MARKS DISALLOWED fora n j Snead BARELY MAKES CUT But the Slammer barely made the cut with a 72 for 149 That put him 13 shots off the lead and once again it's grim despair for the man from the mountains who four times has finished second in this coveted championship the only big one he has never won 72-73- Miss Wright Leads Field home TSJ?iSu cLTJLW Hunt-andiingt- Fri-Ya£- iT - side in the val-fen- tr 75-74- i SSdTtaa P histnrv Tt's 7 flfiS varH5 crawj up seeming mountains d down into breathless leys where the heat lays in blinding pools Playing only one rouna in yu aegree neat friaay Uie piaverS Claimed they had lost an average of close to eight pounds over the 18 holes And today it's the big 36 This makes it a test of en- durance as well as skill a fac-- i tor hp cuu ui uie iuou iui uiu cxuii "r Bruce a : i Calif 72-- J1 1957 James Murphy of the Air Force Academy and Bill Straub of West Point finished in a dead heat in the 5000 meter run in record time of 14:123 The judges made the decision after a negative which viewing showed Murphy's head in front but their bodies even Meet officials said they would take a look at the print of the picture today in the hopes of breaking the tie 200-met- er Onen Pa Ligonier - Ken i a 71-74- o 5 2 2 Lions ers 1 MIDGET C 3 8 ( J 0 0 Telford Kam McLeod Kap and Marietti erath Call and Kamerath Jones Five more were West Weber Gladiators anri turned in Friday in the Weber Bruce Ford of the Mustangs Linescores: County junior baseball program ROY MIDGET B The latest to turn in H R I were: Pat Gidley and Collene Mustangs ( 3 8 J O 0 Cane of the Bombers in the Girls Wildcats Ford and Studderfield Smith and Man B Softball League Brad Win- ning 7 5 Bobcats 0 0 chester of the Bobcats Kirk Stallions Burton and Robertson Kennedy and Kelly and Allen Donoval of the Mendnnk WEST COUNTY MIDGET B Unbattables Loney Farr of the 12 no-hitt- STREET PARK 9TH Scorpions Mayflies Gunnel! Winters Cobras Muskrats i amaieUTI Berumda Dunes Greg Bell in i US Open Golf Championship a a £ rd For Final Two Rounds A Grows By 5 in County Loops no-hitte- ' --- List No-Hitt- er i 043 '43 f j' Droesbeke MIDGET MONROE Qualifiers Saturday June 20 1964 r Five behind Jacobs came Bill who was making a ber John Barnum Jim Fer-rie- r Jay Hebert Claude Harcharge at the top with an out EUGENE Ore (UPI)— Olym- 32 but collapsed to 39 for a 71 mon and Jim Turnesa oic honefuls from three coun and 141 Then at 142 came But whether he wins or loses tries threatened world records Ken Venturi and Charley dashes Jacobs in marching out to face in the 100 and NCAA Track and the as Arnie and his "army" already today moved into Field Championships SEVEN SHOTS BACK He had made open history their final round Seven shots in arrears at 143 GREATEST EVER The sprinters stole the spotwere Tony Lema and Ray that Veteran Dutch Harrison the light Friday in a wild day temFloyd while at 144 were forat least heat mer winner Gene Littler John- old "Arkansas Traveler" who saw a dead finny Pott Bobby Nichols Bob at 54 has played with all of them porarily in the 5000 meter of al and the disqualification Charles and amateur Bill fine lot rounds of Underwood of Oregon State seen a and Jan Campbell of the second fastest col- holder 64 Jack Nicklaus had a long called Tommy's "the greatest " W1C ° way to go for he carded a 73 round I've ever seen" Palmer — 145 nine himself said that it was 'fab- - J which put him at TrontAn Taflrcnn th Rio TAtl back of Jacobs and eight beulous and then laughingly jSDrint chammon from Iflmois hind Palmer— with two murderous rounds coming up in pre- kidded the grinning Jacobs and Canadian Hairy Jerome of dicted hot and humid weather "you had to be cheating" ruiining in separate Oregon fabulous was It the American and club tied heats Congressional country his had merit — The! despite Jacobs' 64 to match the with 101 records Tommy proved coUegiate in on nine first front the 100 that meters and round in the record Open in the J°w clockings posted aefcey at Menon to round when he toured it in a smashed the meet record of 102 Sif-fo- round of the National Open Golf Tournament had a 64 for the day and holds a one-shlead Standard-Examine- Sprinters Steal Track Spotlight Collins TOMMY JACOBS does a war dance on the 18th green after sinking a birdie putt during the second PORTS i t - Thiokol Bollding We Have the Bait and Tackle KQ LICENSE - NO UUUSL 4 siiiiii |