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Show Holladay, Evergreen In Finals, Eye Tourneys but single elimination tournament is planned. HOLLADAY Holladay Majors No play Peewees (American) Tigers Colts Longhorns Results Wildcats 7, Cougars Mustangs 7, Rams 6 Lions 14, Seals 2 Pirates 10, Bears 0 5 5 4 Badgers 3 Lions 3 Antelopes 1 Bobcats 0 Shetlands Results Badgers 4, Tigers 3 Longhorns 4, Colts 3 Colts 22, Shetlands 1 6 Holladay Giants Longhorns 1 (National) 1 2 2 2 2 3 4 7 Wolves 5 4 Panthers 4 Gators 4 Elks 3 Otters 2 Foxes Bears l 0 Buffaloes Results Elks 12, Bears 7 Gators 10, Buffaloes Panthers 7. Foxes 5 Otters 5. Wolves 3 Larks Swallows 2 4 5 6 The Cops League title is all up for the 1965sewxson Winners will be the Peltons Spudnuts club that went into the final weeks action with a clean 0 won -- lost record. Christensen Diamond, King Joy and last years defending champions Lovlngers fallow in order. Here are standings and 17-- line-scor- Cop Standings Peltons Christensen Diamond 12 King Joy 10 Lovinger 9 Typographical 7 Wolfe's 7 S. L. Police Keystone Readers 6 Evans-Earl- Lost Won Spudnuts 17 0 14 3 3 5 Carr and Moser. Whitemore and Williams. S. L. Police 000 000 0 0 2 2 200 010 x 3 4 4 Lovingers and Maxfield Peterson. Carlson and Fonio. 013 200 0 6 8 1 Peltons 000 000 x 0 2 1 Wolfes 6 A rare little dog from Tibet, with eyes that are keen but seldom seen, is invading Utah. The Lhasa Apso, named ty an Englishman who received senononn ke m Hon-e- ar- e rived from California. "Hon-ee- " produced Wolfes 300 001 0 4 9 8 Klngdoo Agency 322011s 9 83 her pups this summer. Eight pups were old born, to the two-yemother of which six lived. This was very unusual, said Mrs. Burkinshaw, explaining that four is the average number in a litter of Lhasa pups. She said the dogs thrive in the mountainous country of Utah, which closely resembles of their nathe climate tive land. The "lapdog," so called because it is contented to sit on the lap of its master or follow him around, has acquired an excellent reputation as a show dog. "Hon-ee- " has at entered competition Cheyenne and Greely where she took the winners bit and best of breed, respectively. The hardy breed is char- first litter Crawford and Anderson. Peterson and Dlsorbio. 000 103 0 4 4 0 King Joy 100 000 0 1 8 3 Lovingers Keystone Readers 1001030 434 S.L. Police 200 024 s 8 7 2 Haycock and Williams. Savage and Peterson. of d pure-bre- ar Evaas-Eal- p on Breece, Royal and Baldwin. Kourianis and Hansen. Klngdon Agnecy 00031004 31 000 010 0 1 2 0 Oswald Johnson and Dlsorbio. Moo old six-mon- th acterised by a gay and assertive nature; dense, straight hair of good length; small 10 about or 11 inches at -- !L :a INVADER FROM TIBET The Lhaso Apso, displayedby Mrs. Karolyn Burkinshaw, above, a rare little dog from Tibet, is now being bred in Utah, has taken honors in shows recently. shoulder, and generally golden colored The dog is also seen in smoke, black, white, brown or parti -- color, but being the true Tibetan Lion-do- g, golden or lionlike colors are preferred, Mrs Burkinshaw said Murray, Magna Finish One, Two Holiday continues to press for a first poace in the County Division of the Automotive League as the final week got underway Monday The Holladay Club, trailing Magna and Murray in the 15-year old Salt Lake County program, is 5 for the season as of die week ending July 24. Magna was 11-- 3 and Murray, 3 at the same point Here ar e linescores and and Rollins and Schmidt Clark. P. Cabibi and Bedont. Streators 002 000 0 2 6 5 M agna 000 206 x 8 3 1 D Eyre and Leyba Reese and Jenkins 303 200 6 14 12 2 Jordan 000 000 0 0 2 5 Judge and Weaver and Troyer Dunn. N Wesley, May and B standings: Bennetts 16 8-- 9-- Automotive Holladay Hillcrest 001 000 0 061 000 x 6 4 7 8 2 1 Bossrd Highland Neilson 210 000 0 3,3 1 000 010 1 2 6 3 and Bateman Cowan, Gallegos andHegepeth 4 4 1 West 010 210 0 200 001 0 3 6 2 Olympus and Whitehead. Bryant Baldwin and Downard. 010 000 0 1 2 3 Hillcrest 000 201 x 3 5 1 Skyline and Bowlden Fox and Bedont Paswaters and Neuman 3B M. Lees (S). Bennetts 012 010 0 4 5 4 000 001 2 3 5 3 Holladay Petely and Hedgepeth. Jordan and Clark. 2B -- Gallegos and Cowan (B). 301 002 0 6 6 3 Skyline 400 033 x 107 2 Judge Lees, M Lees, R. Paswaters and Neuman and Lees May and Wesley 0 5 5 000 000 0 Judge 7 10 0 340 000 x Magna Marelli, Bossard and Wesley Sadler and Jenkins 102 002 0 5 9 2 Skyline 0 3 3 Olympus 000 000 0 MarKay and Downard. Kidman and Grayson and Graham HR M. Less (S) 000 010 0 Jordan Holladay 120 203 x 1 5 8 4 1 1 Webb and Troyer and Dunn. Page and Rollins. 3 5 0 200 001 0 West Skyline 000 200 0 2 3 2 Garcia and Whitehead Nelson and Neuman. 2B- - Garcia (W) B. Lees (S) Auto Standings City Division spn?s Playoff Dates Heights; 12 William Penn vs. 2 P.M., Mount Olympus vs. University; 4 P.M. vs. Ivy. On August 4, winning and losing teams will be matched vs. Cottonwood Western Boys Baseball regional elimination tournament for units 18 and 19 will be held at Hillview League Ballpark, Eighth East and Rowley Drive (4345 South), with entrances from both Seventh and Ninth East, on Tuesday and Wednesday, August 3 and 4. Schedules ar e as follows: August 3, 10 A M., Edgement P Hill-vie- M . Dil-wo- for play-o- ff competition at the same time schedules. Admission to all games is free and open to the public. Only two days remain in Salt Lake Valley American Legion regular baseball season. . Skyline continues to trail West in the tight program along with Holladay. Standings at the close of the week ending July 24 had West at 13-- 1, Skyline, 12-- 3 and Holladay 12-- 4. Here are linescores of week ending July 24: Valley Linescores 000 000 1 1 2 3 Granger Judge Memorial 000 220 x 4 8 1 Cassidy and Brooks. Gamble Marrelli. 000 000 0 0 1 1 Granite 001 501 x 7 10 1 West Arnoldus, Garcia and Mayne HR Hardy and Neeley. Carlson. 000 000 0 0 2 1 Draper 3 8 0 Skyline 300 000 x Dunn and Smith; Vincent and Knudson. 3B Theodore (S). 205 000 0 7 9 1 010 211 0 5 9 6 Cook, Babbel and Terrell. Hansen, Allen and McCarthy. 2B Stahl (H). 205 011 5 14 11 3 Holladay 001 101 0 3 3 9 Murray Holladay East Walker and Terrell. Badura Koncar, Axtell and Winget. Babbel (H). 3B 2B Hogan Davies (M). (H). HR Magna 000 00 0 3 0 Holladay 110 Ox 230 T. Mori and Rushton. Babble, Walker (5) and Clark. HR Clark (H). Highland 002 432 0 11 12 2 110 001 0 3 5 2 Draper Haslam, Gustafson and Kilmer. Hoffman, Erickson and Fitxgerald. ZB SKYLINE ACE Top infielder for Skyline's American Legion baseball team Is Dave Brown who plays on left side of Skyline infield and wields big bat in offensive role Blackner San-dHoward (H). HR (H), Howard (H). 2 4 1 Skyline 000 000 2 3 2 1 x 000 300 Draper Price, Fair and Knudson. Dunn Dunn and Smith. 3B (D). Olsen (S). Highland 020 100 0 3 5 3 100 Oil 1 4 72 Granite Hamlin, Gustafson and Kilmer. Arnoldus and Mayne 2B Busby, Zigrossi (both Robison, Mayne and G). 3B Nielson (G). (D), or Meet the Man to see in Southgate . . . R. R. Sangbcrg Ht' the manager of First Securitys Southgate at 36 East 3750 South. Mr. Sangberg and his staff of competent, experienced bankers extend a friendly invitation to everyone ... to take advantage of Southgates convenient location and facilities. winYou may bank from your car at the drive-udow, or park free while you enter the bank. Either way, you'll find the Banking First Security is famous for. office Valley Standings p Full-Servic- e Bonking Hours Monday and Friday Tuesday thru Thursday 1 30 to 1 00 y m. 1 30 to 3 00 p m. FIRST SECURITY BANK 36 East 3730 South M fiilwr tnlrnl IrfaMt Insuraiwv I cool off in the wonderful waters of Ilygeia Swimland. SWIMMING LESSONS Hold-A-Hi- ll 277-208- 1 classes in oil levels ol Swimming SWIM or ROLLER SKATE for fun! p,anfer Blocks US Pat No 20-73- 7 STOPS EROSION - RETAINS HILLSIDES ORDER NOW! PDrUkfPD i Lilia Lit Mountain West Gardens Complete Landscape Center 1567 East 3900 South. Solt Lake City 278 8411 w; Holladay Clubs Finish High In Valley League one of the small dogs as a gift while on an expedition in Tibet in 1904, is being bred at Karolyn s Kennels, 12781 South State Street, one of just two known Lhasa breeders in the state of Utah. Mrs. Karolyn Burkinshaw first became acquainted with the Lhasa Apso breed while attending a dog show where one of the pups was exhibited for public introduction. She fell in love with the longpup, and set haired, toy-liabout to 'find One. This involved more than she expected, but one year and much correspondence later, her 000 201 0 3 4 1 Christensen 000 402 x 6 7 1 300 010 0 4 5 0 King Joy 000 000 0 0 3 2 Wolfes Williams and Lewis. DudDudley and Anderson. 2B ley (W). 3B McCarthy (KJ). 103 010 0 5 10 1 Peltons 100 Diamond Christensen 000 0 1 0 3 Nelson and Cullimore. Rice and Carr. 2 2 1 Keystone 000 000 2 Lovingers 020 020 x 4 7 2 Matter and Snyder. Kar-mand Fonio. Evans-Earl- y 000 010 1 23 0 000 Typographical Union 000 3 3 2 2 4 WBBA Names New In Utah 3 Surety Life 2 Oswald Line Scores Surety Life 010 000 0 1 3 4 Typographical 231 110 x 8 4 0 Neilsen and Huber. and Croxford. 3B Kourn-lan- os Hellstrom (T), HR (T), Neilsen (S). Hell-stro- 8 1 2 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 y 3 5 ney and Gonxalex. Klngdon Agency 000 022 6 10 3 1 Evans-Earl- y 210 002 0 55 2 Disorbio and Hendrlxson; Drage and Baldwin. 003 Diamond Christensen 11 8 2 300 5 Keystone Readers 100 001 1 4 g Results Seagulls 2, Orioles 1 Falcons 4, Swallows 3 Larks 4, Swallows 2 Peltons Nearing League Finish Tibetan Pet but tied jo Robins 3 2 3 io ' 7 Results Sparrows 6, Starlings Larks 3, Swallows 2 Tanagers 15, Falcons Falcons 6, Robins 7 Swallows 7, Tanagers Lost Won 1 1 2 Peewees Holladay 1 5 4 4 Bluejays Tanagers Starlings Sparrows 4, Lost Won Lost Pilots 6 Redskins 2 Tigers Cowboys 6, Mustangs Pilots 6, Bees 2 8, Cowboys Midgets Holladay Holladay Peewees Holladay Won 4 3, Tigers Family Night Friday 6-1- 1208 0 E. 21ST SO. Mother, Dod, and dl children under 32.00 (Skate Rental - 16 250 oJtliq eia Swimland IN6-86- H |