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Show 38 Dirwers B egm, bweaUng It Quit for 500 Mile Koice 7-- 5, 6-- i - ' 6-- 4, ' 6-1. i " ' - j . d - Provo Timps Shoot For 2nd Victory at Helpe Tonight five-foo- good-looki- ng - 500-mi- le . ' ; ct ? . 18-ho-le . 1 2. -- " - Group May Sue For Wrong Race I "' ' I ...... 1 and warmer' Monday, with the maximum temperature 80 de grees about perfect for racing Earlier, tne bureau naa pre dicted possible showers Monday and Tuesday, which could cause delay, postponement ort pstopping test the race before the " was completed. 9. ! , ! There No Definite Choice was ' no "clear-cut- choice for the of about $90,000 I Navy Oarsmen -Win Western " money not ev$n among e first-plac- theracing fraternity. - . -- - 200-la- . However,- the drivers agreed Troy Ruttman's 1952 fmark of 128.922 MPII for the distance will , 6--4, - ; NDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP) Thirty-thre- e drivers in history's fastest speedway field began sweating U out Saturday for Memorial Day Monday's auto race as the weatherman weather promised nearly-perfefor the annual event. All track activity was limited to "Gasoline Alley" where crew chiefs put the final touches to their sensitive racing engines The weather bureau! did an about-fac-e on earlier predictions and said no rain would fall in ViJ untU ftT- tVl r9l The latest forecast called for - M Australian Wins British Golf Amateur - By KURT FREUDETIIAL UP Sports Writer -I- . MAY 30, 1954 Utah County, .UUh ' Promises 'No Rain' Bl-a- a SUNDAY PARIS (UP).-T- ony Trabert of 1 as he won ;his first took Trabert only an hour an4 Cincinnati won the men's- singles major European title in' his first 20 minutes, including a brief title in the French International attempt while Miss Connolly, pause for rain in the third set, Tennis Championships Saturday seeking t to duplicate the sweep to down the rangy Calif ornian. when he easily defeated Art Lar-se- n of all major women's champion- The southpaw swinging Larsen of San Leandro, Calif., in ships she scored last year, never naa a cnance as ne was GULLANE, Scotland (UP) three r straight sets as Maureen downed Mrsl Ginette' Bucaille of unable to break through Trabert'i Doug Bachli. a game little. tavern-- Connolly of San. Diego,- Calif., France, . perfectly paced came and for th keeper from Rosebud, Australia, successfully defended wom- before a her first time in the tournament found Playing capacity won the British Amateur en's crown. links, d crowd of 12,000, vificluding Field himself running after balls in championship Saturday by rally With a superb display of ten Marshall Viscount Montgomery, stead of directing play. ing to edge Bill Campbell of nis, Trabert-turneback Larsen, in the Roland-Garro- s stadium, it - "Little Mo," started out as she Huntington, W. Va.. 2 and X did last year when she won the Although outdriven from - the French, Wimbledon and U. S. tee . by an average of nearly 40 crowns, established a brilliant tyards, the tournament record of losing only five Aussie scrambled with amaz14 games as.she successfully de rough and the ing "skill from the fended her championship. ' bunkers of the Muirfield course x But in defeat, the to within' handy putting distance brunette housewife had French t on the greens. 1953. the satisfaction of in the top League Standings: league's pitcher knowing that Bachli trailed 2 down twice on ' L. Pet. Either Sam Fratto r Dick she, extended her one was the first eight holes, 1 0 1.000 iuvu ......... "Jo do the American opponent more than lunch inter rAmerican behind at the Fork ........ 1 X .500 Toolson is expected anyone in the tournament She mission, and never led until the Helper ................ 1 1 .500 pitching for the Merchants. They put up i an strong suffered 20th hole when Campbell Grove I..... 0 1 .000 split the pitching assignment last defense in theunexpectedly Pleasant first set and came a bad break that nearly produced Tonlfht'a Schedule: Sunday as Helper lost their open close to breaking up the rhythm, a controversy. No one. In tne Provo at Helper, 7:30 p. m. er to' American Forkbv a score of Miss Connolly's play.. gallery of 3.000 could verify that Monday's Schedule: i 11-; v .. ; thT'American's tee shot had dis'If Pleasant Grove at American of casual of a into pool appeared ,:. 8:15. Fork, Although the Merchants lost water, forcing him to take a two-- Wednesday's Schedule: their opener, they came back stroke penalty. , Provo at Pleasant Grove, 8:15. last Wednesday mght to defeat In addition to thaf break, a 13-Pleasabt. f Gfove gamble that failed on the 33rd SCHWARTZ RAY By Pay-O- ff The primps opened their league hole also hurt Campbell's chances Herald Sports Editor all even, match the With last Thursday night as I badly. off-t-or' a fast seasonturned SAN DIEGO (UP) he gambled fox distance in trying Provo's TimpsL back the American Superior they to shoot his way out of a bunker, Judge Dean Sherry has ruled wasted two shots and wound up second Saturday that a group of bettors straight victory of ,the L'Tiv,- -- - w sue the Del Mar Turf Club conceding the hole which put him spflsnn ton oM. may ajr Pht wliPn thiv moAt y behind to stay. a for redistributiohof a wager the Helper Merchants at Helper. which was paid off on pool ing The game, which will start at the horse last, season. In wrong 30 p. m.t will be the only The group is headed by La Vi' league tilt scheduled today. Jolla sportsman William H. Black Garth Ford is expected to do V' 4 whose horse, Lady Cover Up, wa the hurling tonight for the Timps declared winner after Frosty and it. will be his first start of Dawn was ruled an illegal entry. the season. He won 15 games and Major League leaders DISCUSS PLANS FOR COMING SEASON Officials of the Santaquin Central Utah baseball team Black charged the track paid off lost only one last-yeand was By UNITED TRESS are shown discussing plans for the coming season. They include (left to right): Front row Vera c the wrong horse although it 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE was known the horse was not the Callaway, president of the club; Clay Steele, manager. Back' J. H. Kay, Berk Peterson, and S. E. Williams. t. Player & Club G. AB. R. II. Pet. real winner. NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. Weatherman ! .n Sunday Herald Major Leagues j Rowing Regatta ar J 1 orable weather. Estimates ran Jablonski, St. L. 41 175 24 65 J571 b..wk55k 120 tourney mgl20pm 29 from 129 to 132 JVIPH. . The undefeatedworld (UP) The r top favorites jwere pole Mueller, N.Y. 37 143 27 53 .370 37 145 29 53 .366 oars winner Naval Snider, Bklyn Jack McGrath, Academy" 4-position champion NATIONAL LEAGUE 2 t , who also has the qualifying record AMERICAN LEAGUE men crossed the finish line i PhUadelphia . . 001 000 0102 9 1 A of 141.033 MPII; last year's win37 147 31 . 55 .374 Cleve. Vila, OOx Satur4 200 3 001 0 Pittsburgh length ahead ofCalifornia 37 137 29 51 .372 Cleve. ner Bill Vukovich. Duarie Carter, Rosen, 6 Sal MagUe" dropped his single and Mickey Mantle also to win the fourth annual Western (win. Ridzik, Drews; By UNITED PRESS Kohstanty Tuttie, 34 122 17 44.361 Chuck Stevenson and Tony Bet- Detroit The Brocklvn Dodffers1 snanned third decision for the Giants; Gil homered as the New York Yan- Spring Championship Rowing Re- - (7) and Burgess; O'Donnell (2-HoSneT' tenhausen: Runs: and Atwell. LP Ridzik Sauer, Cubs 14; HR routed the BostonRed Sox, streah and Hodge, also homered for the kees of their But Floyd Davis, 10-Cards 14; Musial, Rosen, Indians and Thomas his (7th) Harry Byrd, making York's winning Dodgers while Willie Mays the 1941 classic and now retired. New cross-cu- r SURBITON, Eng. (UP) Shirley 12. Reds 13; Kluszewski, first since the 14, Alvin hit the circuit Dark battling appearance May when Pee wee Reese's TbeNavy, fpr today said "this is by far the hardest skein 002-4-8 0 Runs Batted In: Musial, Cards Fry of Akron,' O., defeated Engand Johnny Sain combined to rent, was clocked in six minutes Brooklyn, ......010 001 two-ru-n homer with two out in Giants. 1 1 50; Rosen, Indians 48; Jablonski, land's Ann Shilock; .... nne year to pick a winner' 5 to 000 Sox two Coo hold the 011 Red New York Howie Pollet and Walker hits, 0002 gave them a 2 29.9 seconds for the ' ' "You could pick 10 drivers and the ninth inning a win a share of tha and Walker; Cards 40. St. Louis Cardinal a homer by Ted Williams. Erskine (5--4 Saturday per, once-grevictory 6ver the Giants. race. California, defending cham Maglie (5-not hit the winner," he said. title in the Surwoman's HR walks Katt. and Bill singles followed at Three clock back the turned Mays : 40 by battery, Runs Cards 1 Musial, Moon,. homer race "All I know is it's going to be Reese's blow, the fourth two-oLawn Tennis won annual the to had Championship an combined Dark Vic rey Kenna when Power plus and (12th), Hodges (11th),: pion (4th), Cards 40; Ashburn Phillies 38; Chicago they DorisHart of the hottest race ever," said; Rutt-ma- in the game, followed a with Coral Gables, 0 Reese times to a three outfield Cubs the the (7th). Philar lead conquest previously. fly provided Minoso, White Sox , 36; Schoen- - Fla. f single by Junior William and pre-- J of the Cincinnati Reds. Pollet j. r runs 28th Atnletics hree with was win The delphia Navy's out the washed Rain Ruttman's hunch is that several sented Carl Erskine with his fifth limited the . .000 000 000- -0 4 g . Cincinnati T! Reds to in Jhe, eighth inning and enabled straight, including the- Middies' Chicago matches and officials decided that of the more "unhearalded" driv000 420 00x- -6 7.lL. four hits and Cooper blasted themto beat the Washington Sen preliminary only heat victory. all titles (Should be shared. Miss ers will figure prominently in a Nuxhall :T a erand-slaJudson homer - off Fred ators, Morris Martin received Baczewski, (5), ;v4U of Philadel B. John Kelly Jr., to had won her way into the Hart f (jB record pay-oftop and Seminick; PoUet second victory expected Baczewski in the fourth inning for credit for his stroked BoatClub, Cards final round Vesper. phia's ). LP Baczewski $250,000. RaschL'j. his while Shea Pitching: Frank and s yesterday, with a suffered blow. the game key Cooper. to an easy 0 J victory in HR Cooper (1st). Fowler,, Reds Nine of the 33 racing cars are Consuegra, 1 victory over Jean Petchell of Boys Frank Thomas collected two of fifth straight loss. the single sculls race. His time White Sox brand-neand six. rookies prom Morgan, Yankees Nottingham, Eng., ' before rain in Pittsburgh's four hits, Including 28.7 seconds. AMERICAN LEAGUE was minutes, red-height a 27 ;.' to veterans . terrupted play. ise his seventh home run, to pace the give the ' -- Rowing Club New York ...011 030 05010 17 1 i San The 2 Diego over to a the win battle. Pirates '!' won the four oars with coxswain Boston 000 101 000 2 2 0 Weather, mechanical failure, Mothers of boys In Chief Lea- Philadelphia Phillies, Rookie 00.6 sec race in Hud and Department-sroute went minutes, (7) and O'Donnell the eight Recreation Berra; ability luck; Byrd.Sain gue, City driving George racing won he Junior Califorina onds. Brown ponsored for son, Kiely (6), baseball clubs, for his sectoud triumph although (8),'Werelei decide this gruelling fgrind Varsity eights finals in six min- 8) and White, WP Byrd man and machine. Showers saved are urged to attend a tea meet- touched for nine hits. . HR Mantle utes, 52.7 seconds and Stanford LP Hudson - ( the 1950 trjumph for Johnnie Par- ing today at 3:30 p. m. at the Yogi Berra drove in "Six runs consolation the took Williams Berra grand-slaa Varsity (3rdK homerx and (7th), (8th), The Class A high school basesons, who was running with a home of Mrs.,' Owen P. Heninger, with a 46.8 six in minutes, of the recreation a : was eights member cracked block when the race ball championship belonged to ' all week, ignoring the practicing l,By OSCAR FRALEY Washington ...000 200 1205 12 0 called at 345 miles. I board, 1079 West Center. Ogden today after the Tigers de- seconds. Writer United Press racing cars . Sports 7 11 0 30x PhUadelphia ..020.020 feated Granite, Spelled Tragedy Thursday at ) Ind. INDIANAPOLIS, (UP Driving Is Payoff Shea, Pascual (6), Marrero Don't Derks field in Salt Lake City. Mechanical breakdown spelled is This a race in which driving drivers the that' believe, (7), Dixon (8) and FitzGerald; aren't Earlier in the week, Bingham tragedy for Vukovich two years as pre-- . should be the payoff. Because all they apprehensive W. and Martin Kellner. (5), trounced Moroni, 10-- to win the ago, when, with only height laps LP pare! for the Memorial Day 500- - 33 cars are equipped withMeyer-Drak- e Shantz. WP Martin Class B crown. to go and holding a comfortable an event engines, Champion spark Shea ). HR Finnigan (2nd), mile automobile race In Lloyd Barney sparked the winlead.i his roadster vhit the wall '38 Firestone lives. tires and Perfect claimed which has plugs,; Terwilliger (2nd). ners to their victory as he tossed after his steering mechanism Circle had I know - It's .the first ringsI butter piston always, a at the Granite nine. went bad. Vukovich's tough luck in history mechanical such does and the before flies so, sweep race, f 13 batters and out. He also meant victory for Ruttman. struck because and unusual De !t Pete insists competition else," were teams everybody Six Chief League The field averaged 138.632 miles Paolo, who won the 500 in 1925.. among parts manufacturers is so and ready for the opening walked only two. poised DeTenn. an hour in the But once the race gets under keen . MEMPHIS,, qualifying (Up) the off carried Brook Meadow of first half play, slated for Tues r Conrad Joe 2 .4 June fending Champion way you don't have time to worry Many mechanical items havt sprints, a speed which took its greatest number of prizes eight at Timp Park. 5:45 Home Oil Co. vs. Eagles old' jinx and a de "toll in broken crankshafts and in the annual Provo Women's day night whiDoedan about what might happen to you." been tested in- - tfie 500 but you All the teams have completed 7:45 Hammond Iron Works to termined opponent Saturday other mechanical setbacks, the Pete, is on hand for Mondays probably didn't know that it gave Golf Tourney held Friday ;at jys win their practice sessions and man motor-classhis second consecutive mirror.. Just beand so is his you the rear-vieannual China City Cafe Race officials said if the pace Timpanogos course. that agers GolfSaturday reported 1911 title. won fore Southern the he won, who Amateur 3 De June uncle, Ralph Palma, Monday is within the "designJ Over 100. women golfers from their boys are rarin' to goi; d took a Harroun 1915. mirror The in race and the 130 5:45 .the vs. the Ray pocket Elks of MPH, Conrad chased about limit" jinx Eagles eight clubs throughout! the state Opening j games will pot China 7:45 Provo 6ut of & Heating Su his wife's and a who like De looks' of all handbag Plumbing Palma, cars should be able to stand, the participated in the event. , Memphis Jimmy Witenberg HarCity against the Elks Lodge at vs. Home Oil Co. to his it a windshield... with judge,-wo- n Club Court and taped brick on the over the preme and Carbon MemphiSCountry Park punishment Nibley 5:45 p",ra. and the Provo Plumb d little man, is record speed of 89.84 miles per roun, a ". course before he finally whipped June 7 J collected, six prizes each, ing and ashphalt oval. the Ham to watch on Vukobut hand Heating against retired he's 39 Bill while 2. hour The 3 China vs. Cafe 5:45 and ago years, can Automobile Association, Wittenberg City while Forest Dale, Vernal, and Eagles Irgn Works at 7:45 p. m. 7:45 Hammond vich averaged 128.74 miles per the sprouts strut their stuff. . . Works vs old San Antonio Tex., Air Force Iron "The cars are in perfect con- - Fort Douglas, got a combined mond .After th fs -- coming week's Home Oil Co. Rain Predicted hour winning last year. Lieutenant thus became the first dition."" said S. A. Silbermann, total of five prizes as did Tooele games, J teams will the each is run Rain would play These to the win predicted for Monday, 40 9 first in today , bpys for the and Provo. June years golfer chief metallurgist and Thurs are more interestPalbut drivers the De old Wednesday over Monday, us row. & two timers," AssociafMeison 5:45 right vs. Elks Provo Automobile years The prize winners included: American Plumbing inja with in ed what is lot the a smiles. ma day night, Tuesday night Heating temperature will 1 turned "Equipment Pidee Hasler, Meadow Brook Whitney of New Orleans tion, which supervises the race. to used off track-g- ot That brick drivbe. so are 1913-1now the but being postponed better play asphalt 7:45 China City Cafe vs. Tome the trick last in "With 'adjustments made for Maurine Christensen, Hazel Simp130 to This schedule the sun when week's ers."..;V up degrees auto Oil Co. race day conditions. the only son, Dorothy Vincent, Ruth Espe-dah- l, games. Wittenberg, a it baked until last won't because Anxious begin" year. Riding just a Tuesday Spectators Lenbre Byer, Dorothy Evans of June 10 salesman who does most of his failure that may take place is the few above inches that inferno, with Memorial observance: Day "Anxiously awaiting spectators 5:45 Eagles vs. Provo Plumbing golfing on weekends, made Con excessive vibration," he said. and Leah Hearten. around a blazon the ' outside their, been have legs wrapped Monday. ' parked & Heating work for 'the tilte. Witen radio Wise, StelIn previous yeirs. the most comNibley Park-He- len wound up drivers night ceremonies will 7:45 Hammond Iron Works ys. berg, a decided Underdog but the speedway for two weeks now, ing motor, eight mon causes for elimination during la Thompson, Florence? Peterson, beOpening in exhauswith the on heat held with in their Aura Elks hospital' cars, cooking night, sleeping favorite, was 2 up at the gallery the race were broken axles, oil Margaret Strong, . Dorothy Burks C. HatchTuesday tion the time last water . for hot and and Commissioners hotplates City buying 14 end of 18. . f tank ruptures, broken oil lines, and Elaine Wilson. f k& 50 cents'; a crack from; Wilbur Shaw, now the speedway Eldon W. Pane and Smoot Brim-ha- ll 5:45 China June Cafe vs. Provo at shaving bearDeiia of .Carbon worn Purotti, Conrad didn't go ahead City County magneto failures, and I g nearby homes. There's a regular president, won this race three participating. - the 22nd hole & Heating until Plumbing ': Wittenberg Virginia Barboglio, Rita Whiting, will be times to become the biggest money ing. handled by Provo Boy 7:45 Home Oil Co. vs. Elks midway along one side of the and then they settled down to a Twelve cars were running at Margaret Ganser, Cljda Ham- Scouts. winner with earnings of $91,300. with: a midget tiny speedway June 16 battle until Conrad went I !;3 I mond and Charlotte Herzog. 9"s-- f race track going full blast, pony The race .this year will be worth last yea's finish. i team Each has been assigned 5:45 Eagles vs. Hammond Iron one up on tne ztn ana oegan Provo Orabelle Lent? and Ver- - the rides, a carnival, food booths and about $90,000, but the, driver only following boys as alternates j Works" . his lead. na Garrett. ' building souvenir stands. The speedway gets about 4tf. per cent. This is the various teams: Tooele Fern Gillette, Elva onJohn City Gafe rains left the also has an Elliott and Woodrow Whit-loc- 7:45 Elks vs. China. morning golf course, because the car owners have an Early June 17 Caldwell and Virginia Tranches." course soggy and slowed the the two and average of $45,000 sunk in each holes inside nine with and Provo Heat Plumbing Ssof-fi5:45 Hammond Iron .Works vs. Fort Douglas Edith Nicholson. to have Conrad A mile track. greens, causing; bridge leads car and, too often, after the race Mildred Andrea- - ing Supply; Dave Seofield, Steven Provo Plumbing & Heating Forest Dale first the trouble and over the track ?golfers during putting played is oyer they aren't worth 45 cents. Jones and Norman Winn, Eagles 7:45 EUGENE,. Ore. (UP) Southern SCI1 vs. Horne Oil Co. 18 holes. But the methodical shot Eagles" Kent Jolley, Royal .JohnCalifornia blanked Seattle Univer-- j Vernal Vi Shepherd, Estella Lodge; June 21 maker kept plugging away, play son and Enrol Raven, Horhe Oil to here - ing slowly and studying jump, Wekenkamp and Bessie Martin. Hamsity, Saturday each back into contention in the Dis Mrs. E..R. Richards was the Co.; Larry Reese and Wayne move. City Cafe; Larry trict 8 NCAA doubleelimination general chairman of the event. Scott,China His game began to click on Gerald Strong, Overly and Craig in-J baseball playoffs. Other committee members 23 June second 18 when he won the the In the opening game p. the day's eluded Mrs. L. F. Black, pub- Olson, Hammond .Iron Works; 5 : 45 Home , Oil Co. vs Xuis Provo first two holes. They halved the HONEST! Ronald Duffin, LeRoy Leatham, the Trojans, who lost licity; Mrs. William Johnston and this sea bas? & Heating Jr., mety, caught Plumbing went for Conrad 21st ahead but to Fresno State yesterday laid Mrs. A. E. Lentz, Journey; Mrs." and Richard' Berrett, Elks Lodge. 7:45 China City Cafe vs on a hand himself than bigger Eagles the first time on the 22nd. Wit- line! was made just into the offerings of two Seattle J. II. Moore, tickets; Mrs. T. G. The last named team will alThe catch 24 June battled back to even off bore at Escambrontenberg be home team. 13 a ways Ash-tofor hits. Including Beachp pitchers 5: 45 Home Oil Co. vs. Hammond Pierpont, prizes: Mrs. P. E. up on the Z3rd alter uon San Juan, Puerto Rico. Guiller things home run by Jack Garten. Mrs. William Jex, Mrs. W. A. The complete first half ' schedIron Works rid got into the rough. Southern Cal pitchers Ralph Tau- - Came and Mrs. L. F.iMonre. re- - ule: mety, a San Juan engineer, batf 7:45 Provo Plumbing & Heating two tied next the for almost "swapped the They June 1 S- i- ana Jack Lovricn limited tne rieshments: Mrs. H. J. Corleis- vs. Elks s a world record in two holes then. Wittenberg missed It hours: uueuams to tour nits, tnree ot sen, Mrs. J. E. Stein, Mrs. Edwin 5:45 China City Cafe vs.. Elks June 28 test line class. (NEA) on the 26th and Conrad long-putwhich were made off Rasig who Soles and Mrs. S. JJ IChewning, 7:45 Provo Plumbing & Heating 5; 45 Horne Oil Co. vs China City to out went j front stay. vs. Hammond Iron Works worked the first six innings. laoie decorations. Cafe ' ii 7:45Jrovo Plumbing & Heating vs. Eagles , - " June 29 i U 5:45 Elks vs. Hammond Iron : i Baseball Results Dod gers Defeat N. Y. Giants Akron Player Wilis Share Of j WomenVTitle 4) f0ur-gamelpSi- co-winn- (1-2- : ng er six-ga- ). 2. I . . 6-- 4, 3-- 6, 4-- at : ' 3) T , ut n. I 6-- , Ji. 77 f J ; hard-hittin- ! Mothers of Chief League Asked to Meet - 7-- 5. m 2-- 2) t2-3- ot : final 6-- 2, 5-- 0; 12-leng- th j w, 4-- 6-- 4--0; . 3-- 0. " ; : . Ogden Captures Class A Baseball Championship 3-- j 1 . -- All Drivers Worry Before . (2-3)- .;i t 0-- 2) m I Start of Indianapolis Race - Chief League Sets Openers For Tuesday . Meadow Brook Golfers Shine Women's Tourney ' 10-mil- 9-- 1, Conrad Wins 2nd South Golf Amateur 1, four-hitt- er -- l (2-4- s ). , (0-5- ( . e! r1 ( i : ! w ie race,-whic- h white-haire- Coun-tryXl- ! ub white-haire- - 24-ye- ar- I . 1 . -- 4. ' ' . i - Flag-faisin- i : see-sa- w . 'r5 Mi ni ; . ti ja : . 433-ac- re . Trojans Blank Nine : 18-ho- le k, e , one-ha- lf 9-- 0. ,. V triple-heade- r, ; -- 9-- 3, - n. , : 192-pouTi- i 50-pou- nd t PAYS0M v ' I I r , , Works A . , i FREEZE 7:45 Provo Plumbing ic Heating vs. China City Cafe June i -.- i 4 r. .K- - -- f '5 hi 30 5:45 Elks vs. Home Oil Co. 7:45 Hammond Iron Works Eagles. vs. - 1 DETECTRON -- J - f r iv" '. v -- . . i i 4 ill 1 v i -- 4 f ,nd HERBERT GOLF TOURNEY WINNERS Prize winners in Provo Women's Invitational Golf tourney are shown abWe. The tourney was held Friday at the Timpanogos golf course and over. 100 women golfer ' . fromeiffht clubs throughout, the state participat ed in the event. COUPON FOR NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED $9850 iftwiUu Fruit WWW ALL WITH THIS Gelger Counters 'i; or Good Thru Mon., 5-- 31 JA 1 FORDS MILK DEPOT $13500 776 NORTH 5TH WEST V j V i: 6 1- O 20 CARS RACES OTHER h - - I 2 p.M. PAYSON July 5, 24 j Orem : , 'OLSON Phone 0717J1 DA, jMEMORIAL Iwiir V2 Gal. 4Qts. ft. - t 6-- 2000-met- er s3 f ! 1 - " 6 RACE TRACK RACE One in June DATES y O One in August |