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Skyline Has Power, Speed, Balance High School s Legion baseball team is again considered one of the teams most likely to suc Skyline are week s standings that headed by Granite and West But there is a reason behind the Skyline team that ceed in Salt Lake Valley A- -, mencan Legion baseball Already the Skyliners are 1 in Legion play as of last 4-- not high only dominated school action but is considered a top contender for American Legion hooors in the Salt Lake Granite Shares American Legion Leadership In Valley League After three weeks of play 112 American Legion baseball team shares the Salt Lake Valley's leadership with defending champions IV e st Both clubs have identical 1 won-lo- st records as of last Granites Post week's action Granite and West are followed in the standings by Judge Memorial with a record July 1st while Granite Legion Standings Woo Lost 1 6 5- -1 trails Skyline h always-toug- wiyh a mark Here are standings through last week and scheule through 6-- 4-- West 1 1 6 5 4 J udge Skyline 1 1 5 T t Games through June 19 Pacing Skyline Is an over abundance of. pitching, good receiving, a last and capable outinfield and hard-hitting field Big Dave Knudson is the teams' No 1 catcher Knudson boasts a lot of bat power from the right side, is good defensively and is figured to work into the cleanup position in Skyline's lineup Versatile George Theodore a capable man with the catcher s glove will be coach Orson Bailey's reserve man at backstopping and the rangy Theordore will spend most of his time in centerfield Skylines mound corps Is anchored by Pete Raynor, a 0 fastballer 175-pou- nd throws right handed and who pro- - ; ; Magna Draper at Skyline Granger at Granite Holladay at Murray Saturday West at South, Municipal Sports icipal Skyline at Magna Midvale ws West, at Sandy Bingham at Murray Granger at Highland East vs. Judge, U. of U. Murray at Granger All games, 5:30 P.M. Nish Wins Stocker Championship MOUNDEMAN Heading Granite Legion team in American Legion battle for Salt Lake Valley League honors Is righthander Gary Arnoldus, three-ye- ar veteran. No 62 has become accustomed to sitting on the top spot In Salt LakeClty'sFairgrouod Speedway stock car realm. No. 62 belongs to Terry driver who has found Nish, just ss easy to win sometimes as crawling Into the its Replace it with a raj new universal ML HP Replacement Fpjfei Clinton Touch'n JIB line 2 Pr'merXv cializes thetastball with t Kel- ley is backed by Jim Price who has three years of Legion ball remaining and could see a starting turn before the season is over Jim Olsen is tagged for duty at first base Olsen, a member of last year's Legion is team, a good hitter and batted 300 during the high school season Vincent will spend most of bis time at second base He ' i reported a good gloveman nd capable of providing the big hit 6-- 1, John Wicks can play three positions He special lies in the infield where he can play second, third or shortstop Hell alternate with Vincent at second but Is certain to see duty at thirdbase Dave Brown joins Wicks and Vincent between second and third with Sterling Patrick the teams outstanding shortstop. Brown and Patrick are exceptional glovemen and promise to provide Skyline with one of the finest Infields In the league. Speedy Marvin Day is tagged with starting in leftfield Day outfielder is a hard-hittiwho follows up his offensive prowess with an exceptional hard throw that adds to the balance of the Skyline team. Body And Fender Work WHITE AUTO PAINTING & METAL WORKS 35 ywar 1552 SOUTH 2ND WEST - , - ' - mtses to be one of the standout burlers In tbe league. Backing Raynor Is classy Mike Fair, another right bander who throws hard and Is exceptionally good with s Vincent curve ball. Glen follows in rotation Vincent is suffering from s back Injury and while he Is expected to perform s share of mound duties this season, he Is looking forward to his banner year in 1966. Ken Scheiss Is reported to own tbe best control oo tbe pitching staff. Scheiss is a southpaw Junior who has battled back from about with polio to become ooe of tbe finest overall burlers oo tbe staff. 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MITE SAVERS-BY-MA- Il WTRADE 486-133- 3 CHAMPIONSHIP ItlTERMOUtlTAIli Nish took all comers In last weekends show tnd promises more of the same Saturlay at the popular race circle that attracts upwards of 5, 000 fins for each contest. Last week's racing wasn't just another race for Nish. The Saturday night classic was the eighth annual running of the Intermountain 'Championship of the Canadian American Modified Racing Assn. Dev-ve- rs Jim Malloy has been a familiar face In the winner's circle In years past It appeared Malloy might take another trip for the roses but saw a ooe -- point halftime lead disappear when be rubbed fenders with another machine From that point oo Nish Just "soft ipedaled" It for the big for on8 PH starts! Safi ONLY tn buune&j EIGHTH ANNUAL cars cockpit GV3wir 6-- Mun- Wednesday GRANITE kouckleball, changeup and screwball and controls them all, according to coach Bailey Another youngster on the staff is rangy Mike Kelley, a 6 basketball star who throws right handed and spe- ng Monday South vs. Tooele, at Mun- Tuesday Bingham vs South, at icipal. West at Draper Holladay at Tooele June 24, 1965 B5 Seeks Legion Title Valley American Legion baseball program Skyline seems certain to be near the front when the finish to the season occurs the last week of July 6-- Week's Schedule Thursday Holladay vs East, at Murray Tooele vs Granger, at Tooele Friduy vs Bingham, at Magna , E. Ill Si. 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