Show 9 4 f t t ’’ k 1 SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 24 V' i - V ' r $ THE OGDEN (UTAH) 195S V k 7B STANDARD-EXAMINE- R ?? rJv Oliver Harper Deadlock for Leads Bradshaw High fV Lr The Ogden Tigers and Ben Lomond Scots had theii School Track Field Allen hitting clothes on last week when they subdued the Weber Warriors and South Cache Spartans The Scotties earned thq tilt was close but it Wildcats Also Perform Well win while the ' ended in an explosion of base blows L By CHARLES KREHER I Me d Tiger-Warri- Tourney Lead or Second baseman Gary Thomas PROVO (UP) — Three invitation meet records fell and for Ogden who is pretty much of be back in their old familiar a Fancy Dan on the field chimed spot in the driver’s seat of the two were tied yesterday as high school and junior college stars wound up the track and field competition at Brigham blow that college conference In with a four-bas- e helped win the game Young University shall CSU and Hal Stevens WeLone Parson Hit school division ber In the high ' And Gary who is the son of Half-mile- : Zane Clark Ricks Dan l nomas nasenau coacn h The only hit off Johnston in Jim Darnell of Wasatch Academy Lake1 at Salt game set an record javelin (2:062) Jerry Thompson Weat Mound Fort High is a for- the Thursday CSU a was the off scratch bat single mer polio victim It was only throw of 180 ft 1 in and Wayne ber and Don Rasmussen Levitt Carrol second Parson Andreason the of High jump: Ash of Pleasant Grove set a recently that Gary was under- baseman 1 Mesa Ariz ft (6 in) Tom new shotput record of 48 ft going therapy in an effort to Snow and Hunk Scott 7?i in Calvin Wiggins Elko regain full use of his damaged Bell little left Billy speedy muscle Vns!cr record tied the Eaa H4'"'1"1 infielder of the Wildcats took up Nev and the 205 dash lor Bill Kicks Meador CSU season is last where he off left (232) low But to watch him on the ball second record lor 180-yar-d Ricks He and Parkinson old the got Gary smacking apple field now you’d never know that 3 hurdles 5 WestRicks at in Discus: for Bair the dish the Carl (126 Colhe’s already won one of the Wayne Barney of Ricks 8 CSU Leon Mason So did and minster Jensen ft game in) two-mile Idaho set a new greatest battles he’ll face in life the Purple-and-Whit- e Ricks Jensen Keith backstop lege record of 10:312 Two mile: Wayne Barney There they yere And when for the day Darnell was named Ricks 10:312) (new record the smoke had leared from the athlete with 6030 points WigChez Westminster Mesa is its and Gilbert George playing Ogden-Webe- r runs home Ash was second with 5617 game gins home at the Carbon games Sandy City third with 5118 Lamar Brad- Holdavvay had been socked into the record Mile relay: Ricks — Hanson books by Gary Thomas Roger ball park And the Weber men shaw of Weber High School led a it’s field fine clark and Hamblin right Tomlinson Jim earson and Cliff report high school competitors with'! Ketchum Dave Patterson joined Jen- on r Next week Region One high 4731 points while WaldoSeCOnd the parade from the Weber side school Hi?h 2?i “nT Glaihaug Doren’ teams will play twice whh°4 6T6eber by likewise blasting a round-trip-pe- r with Bear River coming to OgDW No Record was kept of points Rl& den Weber going to Box' El— Farley Ricks relay: by accumulated individual der and Ben Lomond traveling schools Parkinson French and Hamblin Didn't Get Ctedit to Logan tomorrow North (1:361) Summary: After striking out 14 men Ken Cache will play at South Cache Javelin: Robinson CSU (168 Mile-run- : Jim Terrill Occi Hunt the'Ogdfen pitcher didn’t 8V2 in) Glenn Clark Ricks ft get credit for the win after all Then next Thursday Weber dental! College (4:226) Sherald and Hafen Dixie because Weberj tied it up on will play Ben Lomond at John James BYU and Wayne Lundell Last Add L Bradshaw what would hav$ been their last Affleck Park Ogden will visit at BYU Class A high school: Marlin Javelin: Charles Higgins BYU go around and John Frederick-so- n Box Elder and Bear River will go Weber second and Larwas rushed in to put out the to Norfh Cache South Cache will (225 ft 7 in) no other compe- Jenkins ry Knudsen Bear River third in tition fire He got credit for the victory entertain Logan Pole Vault: Bob Smith Los mile run Shirl Sylvester Bear River second and LaMar Bradshaw all around Angeles Athletic Club (14 ft 9 Bear River thirdJayinSylvester discus Warrior sport star was losing in) Louis Chatterly BYU in Weber first Schlupp pf JC events: pitcher after having come on to toss of four 120-yar-d Bud hurdles: relieve starter (Charley Beckert ' high LJ- - iiivitSr and and CSU Reese Nielson ) (161) Whit- - Shirl Sylvester first and second come-schoRussel Weber and a Quayle making in shotput wanning toss 51 feet There will be a meeting of the aker Weber baseball d dash: Jim Farley 11 inches after being out of the sport an Metropolitan Baseball League entire season George having rough Tuesday at 7:30 pm in the base- Ricks College (105) ment of Zoolakis Free and Unhappy Grounds Two weeks Carbon Carnegie College sledding Library ago Hancock absaid Ricks Box Hanson Ray Elder yespresident Lynn against they ALLEGAN Mich (AP) — Can Mile: Wayne Barney Ricks Indians of the Potawatomi sorbed an 11-shellacking terday Tribe The league official said discus- (4:383) Bryant Sullivan Dixie hunt and fish for free in SouthLast week Ben Lomond took them over 21-Wait’ll next sion would center around the and Harold Briggs Ricks western Michigan? number of teams entering comfellas year Shotput: Ken Benson CSU The Indians say yes Court of Dick Bradley Justice Ben Cibosh says no petition this year and the prob- (44 ft 6 in) Jim Johnstoi) served notice lem of drafting a schedule and Westminster and Carl Barr Oner of the tribe was arrested Ricks Thursday he would be a force assigning parks to be used for hunting without a license He Teams entered from last year to reckon with in ICAC baseball Pole vault: Sherm Hafen Dixie claimed his tribe had this year The Weber Wildcat are Heitz Heating last year’s College (12 ft 11 in) John hunting and fishing rightslifelong under chucker set the Westminster Par champions Ogden Elks and Smith Wood CSU and Eldon Marshall treaties of 1795 and 1821 sons down with but one blow in Foods Weber The Indian was fined $10 The 220-yar- d Town teams from Morgan and Salt Lake low hurdles: Bud “Potawatomi Indians of Michiall-aroun- £Jf t I"! "f--' s v s' ' s S f 4 5 f X v S'VV' d s's XV‘ 10-seco- s 100-yar- d all-aroun- d “ ol HYy Hair aft Wbr'IrflD®jlh)C®Dfl The Press Box lop-side- ' t f Meeting Tuesday For Metro League Zh" 100-yar- ! 0 0 Clearfield have expressed interest Nielson CSU (267 seconds) Snow College Sorensen Jerry Utah and Gary Parkinson Ricks dash: Lynn Hansen Ricks (54 seconds) Ross Mar- - Milt Mecham’s Minions should in joining this year be the club to b cat in the Juco All prospective team representhard ball circuitjthis season And atives are asked to be present if they take the crown they’ll Mr Hancock said" 440-yar- d - VIRGINIA BEACH Va (AP) Ed Porky Oliver of Lemont 111 and Chandler Harper of Portsmouth Va fired their third consecutive sub-pa- r rounds yesterday to finish in a deadlock for the $17500 Virginia Beach Open Golf Tournament lead at the mark Both had 54-Furgol carded his third par-Oliver who had gone into yes terday’s third round tied for the lead with Marty Furgol of Lemont carved a 66 to go with two previous 65s Harper who had notched a 66 in the first round shot his second three-quart- er three-under-p- straight ar 65 Insurance Furgol carded his third par breaking score with a 68 for a 198 Rival Golf Captains Feminine golfers of the Ogden Golf and Country club will conduct their annual Fairways and Greens tournament Wednesday May 4 Team captains are pictured above (left to right): Mrs Norman Bingham Fairways and Mrs Louis Peery Greens A luncheon will follow’ This event will be in charge of Mrs Harmon Williams The golf program is scheduled for 9 a m with the luncheon at 1 p m the Jack Burke Jr of Kiamesha In Don Zimmer abov a have highBrooklyn Dodgers Lake N Y who was tied for mark of the ly competitive substitute shorteighth at the for Pee Wee Reese Zimtourney came up with stop the day’s best round a 64 that mer has been going great guns of late elevated him into a second place tie with National Open Cham? pion Ed Furgol of St Louis Simple Signs Best Burke and Furgol who scored CHICAGO (AP) — “The sim65 had totals of 197 and ple signs are the easiest for a trailed the by only a baseball team” says Marty Marstroke ion manager of the White Sox Marion gives two reasons for his theory on signals “First of Determine Wins 'Gate' all” claims Marion “if the signs ALBANY Calif (AP) — De- are complicated your own playtermine Andy Crevolin’s hard- ers get so worried about getting hitting little gray colt outran them that it affects their play tough competition yesterday to Secondly the simplest signs are win the $50000 Golden Gate mile the most difficult for the opposihandicap in 1:38 Poona 2nd and tion to steal because they are Rejected ran a dead heat for sec- always looking for the complicat36-hol- e 72-hol- e 54-hol- e co-leade- rs 'He's Gaining' Nashua Overtakes Summer Tan To Capture Wood Memorial NEW YORK (UP) — Nashua the Kentucky Derby fa- ond vorite slapped down “Upstart” Summer Tan with a desperate last ditch charge at Jamaica yesterday to win the $111-70- 0 Wood Memorial and thoroughly convince 41721 turf one-sixteen- th Calendar of BOWLING PLACE: PARAMOUNT BOWL fans of his speed and courage Nashua looked like a beaten horse with only of a mile left in the mile and an eighth race But then he began to move Slowly ever so slowly he closed in on Summer Tan who had led from the very start “He’s gaining he’s gaining” echoed throughout the track Gain he did in one of the most thrilling finishes New York turf fans ever witnessed Right under the shadow of the nonfinish line Nashua with Ted Ata gan and Indiana Inc” kinson to riding him in a race for profit organization formed maintain tribal relationship and the first time stuck his nose in protect the rights of the Indians front and inched ahead to score are appealing by a neck ed ones” i Known Far and Wida as Ogdon's Headquarters Of Sportsdom It was strictly no contest for the other three starters as Mrs Dorothy P Belz’ Simmy was 25 lengths farther back at the end with Rokeby stable’s Cup Man fourth and Lazy F Ranch’s Door Prize fifth and last Summer Tan was a 3 to 5 favorite with Nashua 11 to 10 But the payoff and the winner’s purse of $75100 w’ent to “the best horse I ever trained” according to veteran Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons It was the seventh time Mr Fitz has saddled a Wood Memorial winner but no victory ever gave him a bigger thrill NOW April 2324 Third Annual 165 Avtrago and Under Handicap Singles Event Open to all LADY and MEN kag'lars who can qualify Sponsored by Hoffman Supper Club $150 1ST PLACE GUARANTEE AND TROPHY Previous champs Dan Stewart Mits Koga Y would like to enjoy themselves In a summer league — Men's leagues husband end wife leagues mixed foursomes and ladies' leagues— All Paramount Bowl summer leagues will end In June WANTED: Bowlers who SHORT-SHORT- Call Max Kosof for additional Information Dial 3-01- 11 YOU CAN AFFORD ANY NEW AUTOMOBILE YOU CAN BUY 122-INCWHEELBASE THE FABULOUS IF 180-HORSEPOW- H ER Compare These Specials! 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