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Show a j e s Ok f- 7 " I f few fr ; i t to hPt Horn 1123 eoovertti tiio a be eotlda't tcaas steeplechaser Hal-I Ewtda that Coach Sts Wttts cf acj"42iJkCj else, 'feared cer L fcasket-seven-foorchccl t fabulous Orecn tha prep rook, trsicfceroiui Juan pi m!1 drlrir.j Jl star, is a tremendous college prospect, but ha is nLa tni xiai Eaturday U ths no illusions of fcrandeur about luxirx tin la grsrA , Cougar. lair."; Cve kcis before ra'dilre;ty seemed to be soli cn the gigantic ycurrstsr wJ.M Witts aria j fiai. this week from Seattle, whsra ha took in ,Tesl ri.TiaaUy W3i trcurtt i. t --on his return I'cLLLires'i ret fcr- tie tin. tha NCAA- - basicetball." finals. He aisp watched ths first became tuctJcj treses cd c: rcund cf the western resionals iiCAA at Ccnra.-3- , Cue., loo rcurja far tie he a$ tnd the Oregon State Hih School basketball tourcsy while witch t buntlni.11, He Ccpecl i '.' that, too, and ao wai made a ia the Northwest. iteep'ecLaster a a last try before ' -' called The Spire," U a prodthe slue factory. soaethacs Ilalhrock, net1 of ' Portland's Lincola IIih and. he hsa Jired-t' IawbU CekxTM&J iraaination cf the basketball fars and coaches alike Yet with that InotI back, throughout the nation. ground, ErUsi contractor Harry In l&adinz his team to the Oresron State Hizh School Lane'a 1C3 to 7 isot charged to 41 points trlaniFiracela the world'a toughest ' "championship, the seven-foaveraged youngster horse of a sec , v v only m i i vm. f a game ior ine past season suu u uub ond If the fecord. with 130 to C a ' That's really drop-pi'era through the hoop. So, it is small Legal Joy second and S3 to 1 shot rCLLCTT Ti:2.ECU:;a!.a CALL Tbc d.xst aea u crowd as these tte eesterLelJcr. ia tcranLla f.:a No a Sun in .the coach bad third. cine country .other Only and Watts wonder that very bones finished the race,which 47 for a foU ti3 (arrow) in a t&ztt game.ia San rraccisco'i Cc:'j .1 would give plenty to get him. aoout Lira stretch in bewilarmeEt, tie rmt p started oa the i Unsular Etadiuiru As fans to him. The coarse. "But." Stan said, "we couldn't get close , onder' the baU pots bis bands over Lis bead ia self . directly " efcnsel The came? Ch, the Seals beat Fortland, peopie up in Oregon have just about talked him into going Popular choice Freebeeter. the winner, challensed all the way to a university or college in his home state., he Jumps from the At the moment,. Oregon and Oregon State seem to have unta finish. Royal Tan, an shot. ; . made a latechalienge but crashed Cascbcll Dricfs the 'inside track Jar his services. '. ilwnat tne Dig "but Watts into the four and a half toot fence said, "There is little doubt," fellow has great potential as a, college basketball player. two Jumps from the finish- the You would have to teach mm to crib Die, develop ms speea 01aGene Weymouth,' be ion from tmpont Wilmington. a became he and do a few other things with him hefore DeL, who. bought a 13, CCD torse 8-7 tviHshed collesre oerformer. however, Juat so he could enter this race. have Men on the eventh Jump of the "But once vou developed him, you would really whatn first lap and didn't drag bis mud- - NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 5 COLUMBIA. S. C. April 5 (UP) something in the way of a basketball player. Look at . spiattered form Into the dressing Rocdo. who Is Cass Michaels, Mick Vernon and '. . and Bob did with , Kumnd room until 15 minutes after the (UP) Mickey they . , Mickey Gratso'bit home runs to f team only so feature with the race Ills horse was Pos travelling n a sixth Inning Watts said La, saw tincola, paced by the gijsnlic sible. ended. Gil Hodges rally Saturday as the Washington regular ' Halbrook, whip Csstrsl Cathclic cf Portland, in the . Owned by Americas can be rested occasionally, singled Senators beat the Cincinnati Reds, ";.;:.--. finals f the Crejca Stat: tocrney. for their first victory over the Another American-owne- d horse, across Wayne Terwililger Satur National leaguers la five tries tMs said to BalUthe Kathleen owned St II. Stan Brooklyn biir Dodgers give the kid was day by "Thia Halbrook difference, spring. more executive SmalL Samuel seel 7 Boston an victory .over the , A strong wind blowing out toAlthough Lincoln had "And, the game was quite a, show. est their tilavers were def- -. was the first to fall at the first Braves In 10 Innings, ward the outfield aided the slug hnm rpst fia wlivkV v ' AkUW fence. Small bought; bis horse In "f kliiJ as the Senators pounded out . gers 7 5, tV4 and lULiU 441 AkV..V about Ireland, like young Weymouth, initely on the short side, running 19 hits and the Reds collected 13. sac Dick Williams ee. for bunt this But Small espectaHy. single, t to forth. Ted Kluszewskl and catcher Joe ride. - W. rifice, and an intentional pass ' to Rossi bit homers for the Reds VHalbrooktook just about every thing off of both didnt Arthur ridden Teal, by Thompson Shuba bittwo home while Bobby Adams badfour hits, boards as you can well imagine. After; taking the ball of f who Was aboard the winning George Shuba. small runs one of the to toss l Walker, would it he George Crowe including a triple, in five trips to neiia' cottage' in the defensive board, finished Willard each hit one the plate. Kluszewskl also weighed and Marshall and wait for the hazardous four and a half mile in in with a single and a' double In toys and they would move the ball down court the game. course in 20 seccine minutes35 basket. near the him to lumber down and station himself addition to bis home run. onds after he lead among ' "Central Catholic had a boy by the name of. Altenhofen ers in ui being way..-ThDALLAS. Tex.. April 5 (UP) d lad CHARLESTON. S. O. April 3 Victory was worth $28,753 Bobby Thomson scored the winning assigned to guard Halbrook. He was a . . but he looked small when he stood be to owner Lane, who seems to have run on Dick Rozek's wild pitch (UP.) The Philadelphia, Phillies .tnnrf knack of picking up big purses with two out and two on in the ended southpaw Cliff Chambers side Halhrcclc.He was a darn good basketball player too, the witar horses. His Barnes last of the ninth as the string of consecutive scoreless In liai&rooic a chance the had never but he towering against Park won the Lincoln handicap New York Giants Saturday came from be nings at 19 Saturday and went on Tttl, BYU screes m d- enter-UAni- -- 3-- - : . ' J a V V f S--4. - - fel-seve- . 18-- 1 i Roccq's Hit Brings Dddgers Win Over Boston Braves 13-ye- - : : Clyde-Juoveieue- . '. . five-ru- flrst-basema- , i) - 9-- 7. . . 8-- i - 5-- 6-- 5-- 6, . 4444 &4Afc 4. 4 . . . and-A- 13-1- free-hitti- - - ng . .. good-size- one-sho- - t: iU-ltr,- - UTS? T ' t n -- ; ' 1 ' -- - e'r;- .! ? ' - ( -s . a 'wo-sl- d 6-- tr. f T"V- - - iH . 4 ' intary-trearure- re a "rd o i : J ( 3 ia a l r 1UD-rf . 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I,.- - f 1.T.ia i. fore bemy called t Guard eutit ia li, . : Action Begins On As Utah Golf Cpurses Loses Result Of Injury tl, C;--ma- iiy, -- t Cardinal Pitcher 3 - , Left-hand- r, -- r-.- e ocMkU-ate- . " L.. tf l basketball coach, and Eo-land (Kickapoo) Logan, former NEW YORK, April 5 (UP)' Boston lied icx trainer, were f ihm Spartan Valor, the champion of named ta.H uie luns urapeimii circuit, aicsca id Celorado coaching, school this mud into the eyes of four other! summer, Both wiH bead speedaters Saturday as be trudifed rto an eary victory in the tZS.OCO (ions la tsclr fieldsupandspecial Join It. O. Excelsior handicap at Jamaica. ritz Crialer. former celt. Just back football coach, aa tsotr iiictigaatr . The from rioridawhere bewoa the ae school. Oaases will be held McLennan and Widener fcandicaps over y period from June at.Iliaieah. charged to the front leaving the far turn and galloped vruier ana .Maicup are . new home two lengths ahead of Greek comers to the school while It will Ship. be. Logan's second session st Even Maney Choice a Boulder. Crialer rer races It was the fifth straight victory coach Lynn (Pappy) Walfor Spartan Valor who went to dorf as bead of the football secchoice tion and Stalcap becomes the first the post as the crowd of 34.C37. outiider to of a besd tip the basketball The. brown colt, owned by Wi- division. was bandied lliam Hells,-Jr..- . Euicup, bead coach at Missouri Jimmy Stout, who was riding bis for th past six seasons. U1 tie-second stake winner of the new vote much cf ka time to discuss season at Jamaica. . ing "control batketbaU. which ba Stout, who won the Paumonok learned under Henry "Hank Iba, Oklahoma A it U coach. 'cap on Tuesday's opening car with rrcsc-tl- y W&odchuck. played a waiting game Sialcup' played basketball under with SparUn Valor, and bad a IBA at Maryvi"e. Mot. teachers under blm when be later replacing fctm aa'bead coach willing horse at the start cf when lb was tired by Colors do made bis mo-rJamaica's stretch turn. Ted Atkinson, aboard Tripoli, at ,lii c&achteif-recorli J .vson, '113 fcit. At liisKjusi be tempted to "steal the race, rnov log bia mount to the front at the tas compiled an record ever mmrt im tMti ni r.im mm in- six seasons. Hi 101 1 12 team placed the long run down the backstretch. third behind Kansas and Kansas But then Stout made bia big move State in Big Seven play. with the Spartan. Logan, in addition to serving as I Outside Swiars trainer for the Bosox, worked as Swtngto the outside.- Spartan head trainer for West Point. PittsValor quickly, closed the gap on burgh. George Washington and and was galloping Kansas universities. the pace-settalong In front as the small field hit the stretch. Greek Ship, moving down on the outside, made one bold challenge near the final furlong pole. ' out Stout merely, flicked his whip in front of the Spartan's eyes and the .Hells Flyer pulled away to win easily. Tripoli, meanwhile, faded to fourth at the wire. Juat back of Sonic, while County Delight brought up the rear of the field. Ulrnest ef Career . Spartan Valor carried 128 pounds the highest Inpost of bis career in over' a 1:44 3& He paid S4 00. S2.f0 and 12.Z0 across the board. Greek Ship, owned by the Brookmeade stable, paid 13.00 and. $2.40. while Sonic, representing King Ranch, paid - ..... .:? r BOULDER, Colo . April 5(UPJ Wilbur M. fctalcup.'i-Us-sour- er ...... froo 'j'I ' r- n tzr: - t "$ I .4 t i t r;:i c:ZA) - j . i Ar - Stofcup Named To Staff of CU . Cocching School" - ! r- -- - Jr-hi- l.r..iri I - -i c- aH-W- it , r. - J ti 1; e . :f it . k'a . aticlj;;: n- e, . 9--4. . Ual-broo- ir.-tt- out-slu- and held the-bal- l would kcr? juia?-- ; Gan-.ma- e g the St Louis CarcUnals, last season, and the horse has not hind to knock off the Cleveland In to Defore a crowd of 5,535. In a race since. placed 5 before an exhibition crowd dians ' The Cardinals.' who were held ) of 8,500. , ' ing c? a- -d down trying to get his hands ca the tall. hitlesi by Rookie Steve Eidiik It was the second win In a row Yesterday, collected eight hits and Leo Durocher'a icrew after for But his hands esuldn't reach any higher thaa as many walks off Bubba received Al to seven" Be Lopez' how hard losing straight, wrists r.a jumped. Church and Andy Hansen but left PBQVO CTTT LADIES LEAGUE Indians, on their spring barnstorm 13 runners on base and trailed aU Halbrook ,. the way. It was their third straight ; - W "And, when Altenhofen got tired of jumping, L Pet. ing tour loss to the Phillies. would just pivot around and drop tne oaii tnrougn tne coop. United Sales & Ser.' 44 12 .783 ..,...Salmon' Pharmacy. . ,39 17 .693 NEW ORLEANS, La.. April was tne aarnaesi mmg 4 ever caw Hedquist Drug .....31 25 .554 (UP) The Chicago Cubr won their ATLANTA. Ga., ApriJ 5 CUP) ex Mickey. Mantle played center field Deluxe Cleaners ... .28 23 .500 eisht straight game loi tlie ' fourth season and hibition their SO Service .464 Happy the in for the New York Yankees for the American of .....26 the loop Carlyle,Lewis, president Shipp's Jewelry s . . .24 . 32 .429 in as many- sUrts over the Pirates first time in his career. Saturday said Saturday that all the Eda's Provo's Little League set-uas the world champions hammered Salon.. 24 32 .429 Saturday as Bob Rush and Bob manacers have been selected for his circuit The managers Regal Beauty Grill 24 32 .429 Schultt turned in a five hit. 1 three minor league pitchers for . include Eoger Keck, Rotary Club; Nathan King, doose TeUuride Motor : . . .20 35 57 victory.: nits, and swamped the Atlanta went the first is Dicksofi ,Murry SUndard . . In an' exhibition Bud 38 .20 and LaVar Crackers, Optical J57 first Campbell, Naylor Kump, AFL; Lodge; . eight innings and gave three game. of ResalU Summary Auto. .. ..,,,!!".-";.:.runs. The Cubs clipped Rookie Ron Mantle, who, according to Sten Deluxe 671 695 7242290 Lewis said the officers of his league will meet next , ' Grill ' ... 823 700 7692192 Neccial for four more in the ninth. gel, will also work out as the , week to set the date for the first practices. The American Regal Yankees' second- - trtnz sbortstoo. Drug 668 663 6942017' the entire came in center played League will be for all boys who have not reached their ISth Hedquist Eda's Beauty.. 648 648 6971993 tield. it is believed that SUngel 1 wortn soutn 01 becond and before who.live Aug. birthday ' Salmon ;. . may- open the American League .734 725 7882247 izsids the Provo City limits. season with bun In Joe Dlmaggio's . . Meanwhile. Keith Evans, president, of the National Lea Telluride ....677 721 6772075 ... . oia spot. North-i-said his Shipp's gue for those boys living north of Second 643 666 623 1932 RALEIGH. N. C Aoril 5 (UP) league officers would release the names 01 the teambe"man- Standard .... 666 749 671 2086 Alex Keliner, support held which a wilt agers for their loop following meeting, ed by home runs, by Gus Zernial. United Sales . .700 719 6622081 the first part of this week. Allle Clark and Rookie Keith Happy Service 657 613 7131983 g : Smmmary of Leaders ';. Thomas, went the full "Actually, we've just about decided on our managers,' distance for the second time thla team series: the Evans said. "About all we have to do is have Deluxe High league ' spring Saturday as the Philadel Cleaners, 2290; .Salmon Pharm. ; officers and directors approve, them. Athletics beat the Raleigh phia acy, 2192. 2247; Regal Grill, According to Glen Berge, manager of the new Provo High team . game: Salmon B Carolina Class capitals of the ' movement in Provo, Pharmacy, 788; Regal GrUl, 769; . league. Flyers and a leader in the Little League Keliner. an 11-- me winner In plans are moving ahead for; whipping the Little League sianaara upucai, 749.. 1351, was touched for nine- hiU High individual series: M. field, located between pTimp park and the city power ' plant, and Issued three walks but the 12,50. ' ' Prow , .i . i A. (SUndard) 516; Jenkins, , into shape forthe coming season, Athletics backed him up with three D. Prow. tsaunoni 507; (United) now be until the Little Leagues start 487. It won't double plays. The CapiUU scored long . their run in the eighth inning In operating, and the opening; can't come too soon for High individual samear D. which a fine throw from. Thorn as ; Prow (United) 194. M. Prow. small fry basecallers. in the" outfield .cut' down a runneri 184. R. "New start exerciaUgt Yea're (SUndard) Walters, . at noma plate. geUg-tbe the demiaaet (baimon) 177. Run type. Kalph, tf I have te break FORT WORTH.; Tex.1 Aoril 5 . every la year bdjl" ' (UP) The Chicago White Sox. who TULSA. Okla., April 5' (UP) Eye have been operating with- a split Kent Peterson of Tulsa watched team during their stay In Texas, hopes cf a win over ex j SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Utah's, assembled their full strength Sat position go sailing over the right urday and cruahed the Fort Worth field fence day as Ted Williams j eager converged on SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Aoril 5 Cats of the Texas League, poled the Boston Red Sox to a golf courses in all parts of the CHALESTOH S. C. (UP) (UP) Notre Dame football Coach 13- g White Sox win over the Texas The unleashed Pitcher has lost Bobby Slabaugh vtate Saturday and the weather was Frank' Leahy added one of his three-ru- n blt featured atUck a Tulsa Oilers. by League his left a PROYO ARENA ac an resul of eye All to of the surprise American brightest sUrts. alt jas homer by Chico CarraaqueL cooperating j The Tulsans pulled Into a to his r. quarterback tne inciaent Johnny bt. at a ' iMiia Lujaek, one cardinals' Fort Worth course lead sixth when .former the state, Only .during the. Mo.x Apr. 7cr sUff today. ' ; Churck FonUnt tripled, player, slammed bis homer off bis Maidowbrook at Murray, wasn't spring camp In St Petersburg, ' Lujack anwho only Wednesday went two former in Joe. Landrum. roommate. runs, then driving open. Salt aVake City courses all Flagon March 24. nounced bis retirement after four Al Gram-ma- s' home on opened officialy andwere' crowd-- ; The Cardinals announced that years, with the professional Clii-SAN ' ANTONIO. 5 Tev..' was April in single. ed by early morning. removed eye Slaybaugh's eags Bears, will replace ; Bernie The St, Louis Browns Peterson came In la the fourth (UP) Provo's Timp course has been an operation at Barnes Hosnital Crimmlns as backfleld coach. : after Clarence Zieser permitted in swamped Brooke Army Medical operating for several days. Links wasSt Louis.; The southpaw pitcher Crimmina. another former Irish in an exhibition baae-ba- ll two Boston runs in the third. Center mi in tne lace Dv a battsd in Ogden and Logan scheduled their quit in January to homer came ball and his cheek was . cruaheo. quarterback, game Saturday aa John lletii Williams' f.'G PKrTTY openings for Saturday. The become bead coach at Indiana. held the soldiers to six bits. , after Peterson was worked for a ' Oilers' Phillips Wayne Glasgow & will Join the Irish staff siU orr Howie Williams shoulder Lujack Five Brownies got two hiu each walk and a sinsle. The win went Monday for two ' days of spring and cast off with a in St. Louis' total of 12. Clyde to Wait Masteraon. who relieved drill and presumably return for during the McNeal for Brooke and Frank EHis Kinder In the Seventh. '.The Olympic tryouts'at the fail campaign from September Madison. Square Garden. Gls-ro- w Kellert of St. Louis bit home runt, Red Sox' move to Oklahoma City was tnrougn November. He said when each with one on. Jules, Hudson Sunday to "wind up Spring play with, a fouL SAYS:' he cuite the Bears that be could The famedcharred, Oilers Were wss the losing pitcher. aeainat Texas League opposition. not afford the time necessary for trounced by the Peoria soundly the pro game and maintain bis in- pillars, national AmateurCater, Athletic Union champs, surance business. (NEA) stard there "na'ireck above hi3 h.rd asd thta Altenhcfea the " -- raiy cf Aier ;e, sd Dr. L Armccrt, preslder.t cf T. v Cjven.ty, ere r.aniel r.rw and Claries T. Tr. ... -'- j 4 four-year-o- - Vl--- - e. ::-.c- , 44.ti.j-b-- t Arir-n- i. Si ' ;ra . :a in t' i.ur. t grm. . m i r.n4ling at the Western A.wi.tion'ii' v,..rf at I ,M.::s Ccllere ! meeting 5?tU;rt,f.' .arne-to lie exe cu"ve l i l e I' nexi ijsjauanaAmerican Council ca r due a mi tie. were Dean E. C. 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