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Show t - . i i. (QBUtB . v- , ' '; . f'JSSS&J. Bassett Confident He "I Can Win Feather Title After Defeating Perez SUNDAY HERALD Sarazen ess Mr Gene Littler - - i . ...I I ' - :''-- ; ' i . . 'I ' I Next Saturday will bes opening day for the last of Utah's major fishing sections, the High Uinta Mduntains. Pot McCorraick The hundreds of lakes, strjeams and small reservoirs . .' having their water source. along the high backbone of YORK (UP) Percy Bas- through the ropes eight times, ins Diving Test; settNEW Two-Mi- le said today he would take 'the shoved him through in the 10th mountain paradise make up the last rthis unique east-feHONOLULU (UP)UPat McCbr- featherweight crown from Sandy round and knocked him through frontier in size of back country in bur state. of Los Angeles performed Saddler in October with the same in the 11th for the lone knockmick John the mile, fell only two, seconds PORI, Finland (UP) Here is left ruggedadventure,prime fishing, beauty .1 attack that stopped down of, the bout.! like the Olympic and United Landy1,, who gave the world's short of matching the L of Lulu end at second to none, an area where! you can really get "away the Perez young By OSCAR FRALEY milers-3:58 target tov shoot at mark Friday when he was timed States champion that she is Friday the 11th round Friday night in from it all-- by short hikes or by pack trips of twenty-fiv- e R 8:42.4. in he said wasn't last onday, today United Press Sports Writer one won meter the as she Madison night see Square Garden. few some lakes that miles or more.iThere are actually too disappointed at his failure to Landy also failed in his attempt YORK NEW Fearless (UP) second in event the official Their night diVing e , challengers fight j. record. to better the world standard for crack the world if any anglers; during a whole season. facts and figures: televised and broadcast,; Keo Fraleys of Invitational nationally Nakama the .hit that mark Australian agri 3,000 meters when he To see Trial or Mirror lakes along the roadway at ' Gene Littler of Palm Springs, The Deenrscneauiea for lz rounds. inaa : meet here. 8:09.4. to in v man cultural student, second verez oi the head of the jProvo is to see only an example of what Calif., who finished one shot back shatter liui saia ne was tsrooKiyn the barrier in Landy, paced by Denis Johans With breathtaking performances unable toj continue when Ed Furgol in last lies ahead; a poor example at that if you are thinking of of victorious son of Finland, thus failed to beat Miss McCormick, who won the to his corner at the endheofwent U.S. week's the Open golf championr 1 a the international marks of .7:58.8 thrjee meter event Thursday 11th. the bacl?trails jarjd solitude, .li'. Vi In Ben to be session he is the that had ship, Hogan Early going for 3,000 meters and ;8:40.4 for two True enough, it takes arbit ofjaping to maKe a long of the future, according to veteran Archie Moore Made miles held by Belgium's Gaston night, scored 306.3 points, to tri- - been floored. Gene Sarazen. decisively ovr Paula Jean Bassett, a trail ridmtr trip4t That it is wprthwhile for anyone Negro Reiff . But he did set new Aus Of Los Angeles, Jeanne from Philadelphia, will have without! outdoor virtues cle a an has saybetter "He than above the goes swing both 1 1 records for distances. tralian ing 15 of Detroit, ind Gail BenFavorite to into or remove either scar counHogan a Monday Jones," wnaerness Bobby own cannot set in operation You just records ing1. For here pacK yara is jour of Atlanta. tissue from his right brow. After sists Sarazen. "It is much like witn a saia and every L.anay the day," . comparably to Sierras, Windnvers, High with was try liss the brow heals. hemay have one Sam Snead's runnerup Myers picture swing, except smile after the race. "On the J . 240 tune-utook Miss other such famous outdoor areas., Stjunyo bout before the Saddler points. that Littler hits better irons than Defeat Johnson "1 with am satisfied whole, fully 200.1. Miss and Bhton title Sam. Littler has everything, inpoints f fight. not times". I 'am After f Serious Condition all, NEW YORK (UP) Archie my the proper temperament, trained for longer distances. The Jody Anderson of Chicago set Percy, a A serious low water, condition is again in evidence cluding underdog, scaled 100 1264 next he'll and be the the best for Moore, course new a American light heavy to now." is long mile Lulu's 125. Buf pounds my is right state. most specialty of It prothe over a good portion generally 10 or 15 years."... record at 59.5 during most of the bout, the acweight champion, signed Friday to yard freestyle . U nounced in south state sections. i DONT MIX Sarazen will pass up the, U.S. defend his title against Philadel points. Brenda Heiser of Los 'An- tion looked like that of a man 11 at Harold the Johnson drouth of . reminded held the former record at beating a boy. Perez, 21, suffered We Aug. are phia's years during not next even Conn. geles HARTFORD. (UP) periods attempt-Open year, ' im- One Madison and Garden one flat. minute Square and suffocation a cut lower lip in the fourth round to to to one a the and sometimes Low make winter ing qualify, equal trip gone by. yater during; fawas made an mediately 1955 of A St. two. the Andrews of milk more for execution British McCormick's Miss than gash in his left glass! and, a in the losses. Low water and dried up streams "and reservoirs bout, - a half som rea- vorite for ' the a brow andThere's sentimental of a one tax as is is ice a backward eighth. Open. scoop free, ': j: in the summer tjhat; meant more losses. son. The last time he played St. v It' will be Moore's first appear- cream, but mix them together ersault and a cutaway one and a Bassett's relentless bobbing-weavin- "I do wish you'd hurry and get is excellent "meantime there ih the Of course, fishing Andrews was in 1933, when attack against dancing, untangled. I'm getting tired of he was ance in the Garden in 18 years and you have a taxab e milk- - half tuck were especially lout 18 shake. as a won He J come. has Lulu caved - him half doing all of the work!" chamlosses British: the the and until pro fighter. defending Open the scurrying standing. jwater periods Iqwj during i 12. Johnson on an took the and straight fights, eight Evidence Panguitch Lake and many other waters right pion 15th hole to lose his' title by one Archie, who also hopes to get tomorrow? 'about what in Best7 but now. years fishing stroke.. . a crack at the heavyweight title Letters From Down Under ,Well, there is not much can be done about it except because he is having trouble makto recover by seining what fish an be taken from some Water has been running uphill ing the light heavyweight limit and FREE PARKING with a vengeance since Australian because it would mean a bigger waters when, they are about gjhe. That and keep our John 3:58 his ran mile. The Landy payday, originally was to have defingers crossed! in hopes Mother Nature will see. fit to mail boats from Down Under have fended against Johnson at San open up the clouds a little more liberally in the months been showering Old Fearless with Francisco, July 14. V unloving little missives wanting to The two will be meeting for the . ahead. know why I called the bum a bum fifth time. In. four For without the water the fishingj will suffer in the back when he was quoted giving Moore won three and Johnsonbouts, one. long run even though we reap a good harvest for the one alibi after another. For my Mdore will give the Youngster Has Everyth ing Veteran Says st . Landy Fails to Break Run Record two-mil- , i - close-quart- e er a fTimgd ut ' I I -A I two-mil- .. t ld i ' mm 1 a. four-minu- te -- "i k ij seek-iicrib- ed - ! Eh j solid-punchin- g ' i 3 j j p 3-- 1 I -- j j : 11-- I 5 10-stit- ch " 15-rou- nd : g I -- ' x 4TTK F jyiLY ; i i I non-titl- moment. Poisoning Program The Utah Department of Fish and Game will spend upwards of $10,000 this year in a poisoning program to -- dough, Roger Bannister was the great man for breaking the four- minute barrier and Landy will be just - one of a half dozen to do it now... but his. run was tremen-dou- s and I've been wrong be- e 11 years and has nearly three times as much professional experience as the Philadelphian 5 Moore has a record, in eluding - 80 knockout triumphs. Johnson's record is 48-including Johnson 117-19-- eliminate trash fish from several of our smaller lakes 'J-- f fore. .. 22 knockouts. : and reservoirs. "v; of the finest men in sports The fight will be televised naon a One down Success of such a program has been forecast next Wednesday. He tionally but the New York area minor scale here during the past several years. Washing- issteps Spike Webb, coach of the Naval will ibe "blacked out." ton and other states have gone much farther with this Academy boxing team since 1919 work With a resulting heavy increase in the fishing and coach of four U.S. Olympic boxing teams; Spike, who coached Wilkinson Named '.potential on waiters where. applied. JU Tunney, ranks former world dollars Gene $75,000 spent Intact, onej state two years ago champion Fidel Labarba flyweight in poinsoning a major water there- - that had become as the smartest boxer he ever Chairman of but trash! fish. It has already this coached., iInto productive of .Four Chirps Plus 40 year recurnea inousanus oi liums of trout running to jcorner: The tem Council r . . . j 5, ' j i nniinfl in ci7oi 31,, - 1 can be determined by perature Skyline Open Fri. Nites Till 9. P.M. chirps. In degrees FahrenSening for) trasli fish as. is. beings done; in many' of cricket it The is equal to the number SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) heit, our larger waters is certainly helpful to the trout fishing. of counconference divided minute Skyline ; per by chirps presidents Control by poisons has also -- helpeM. j The present minor four Snd added to 40 .. (some cir- cil Saturday elected Pres. Ernest . program aimed tat elimination of all trash fish (it gets cles regard the us of a ther- Wilkinson of Brigham Young Unichairman at the con- any game fish present as well) may .well one day have mometer as more practical ). versity I know where you jean pick up clusion of a meeting here. to be expanded jto clean out many of our larger waters. 7,500 Ben Tom Beat medals Pres. "I Popejoy of New Hogan" After all, tnere is only so much feed to go around in real cheap. Life magazine was elected vice had 10, University any water. Evefy trash fish reduces the" supply, just so 000 struck off fojr its golf day chairman, and Pres. William. Mormuch. As ouf. fishing pressures continue to increase" by and then Hogan shot a 64 which gan of Colorado A&M was named 2,500 were able somehow or secretary, leaps a id boundssuch a program mayf become a must only to beat . and the editors During the other session, the if we are to realize1 the most from ouf waters. And it will ain't too went on the about as being record surplus, happy " ; j Minimum (SfHI(S)l(SIS two-da- : ALliSTATE PREMIUM . ' - : f - r ' ' - 'I presidents I ! 26 24 m -- season.! : i - ar r I j mid-summ- ar , 1 I - ut close-to-theroadvat- ers Musial Leads In Voting r4 Q Extra Tread, Extra 0 Bond- - Mileage! 100 1 Tough : X-- 41 ,: , - j Large Mouth ass Fingerlirigs Put In Utah Waters cussed,-suggestion- i Cord! Cold 6.70x15 each, in set of four rubberl r j PLUS TAX AND YOUR OLD TIRES'.i Allie-Reynold- - 0 Inl er Legal and larger sized trout least fifteen inches in length be will continue to be planted from fore pdssessipn is allowed. the state's ".twelve fish hatcheries The planting of an ' expected through most i of"1I the j' general 12 to 14 million fry and finger . ling-trowill continue through- angling season done will cut the be Heaviest . 5'ear as they become stocking where available at the hatcheries. in heavy angling. presjsure and other Most of these smaller fish go factors preclude ?iny chance to into the offjthe-roa- d waters at plant smaller fish knd have" them the higher elevations, although matiire to legal siie before most many are placed in the j larger are creeled. reservoirs and other nearly Wijth one exception trout must waters Jwhere an abundance' of inches in length ieed and habitat makes the stock te at least seven before being takei from any of ing of smaller trout an economic ' Utah's' waters.- The exception i ally sound procedure. Fish Lake in Sevier County;, One important phase of the : where mackinaw. tout must be a,t yearly program to distribute the fry and fingerling sized trout under way in early July gets B this year. During the six week period following, a million fry and fingerlings will be taken by pack tram into the hundreds of iakes and streams in the High Uinta Mountain, section. I; The large share" of these will A total off 221000 fmgerling h bass were"' stocked be native trout fry .from the eggs this week into Utah Lake," Red takn at the, Strawberry-Clyd- e Creek station. The Dack trios game. . mond Lake, and Clear Lake.-Th- e drew is1 ownvary from a few- miles n to as Last year, the club owners atter, water on the state considerable criticism when they Mil- - inuin as iweiuy-iiv- e in into name ed refuge of that: miles held two full days of meetings the higher elevations, lard, County. " ' prior to the game ;on July 14 at The bass were a gift from .the Cincinnati. They discussed switchXJ. S. Fish and Wildlife Service. ing the Browns' tranchise, ar They jwere transported from the n barnstorming ranged Federal hatchery fat Santa Rosa, went into a long study tours and New Mexico, by ijtien and equipof various player grievances. ment from the; Utah Department of Fish andrgamej; TAUGHT THE JUDGE Intensely hot weather on the ' CRANSTON, R. I (UP) Acting return trip resulted in, a! heavier- - All thmgs presently point to- District Court Judge. Arthur N. than-usuloss off the small, bass ward another prime liunting sea- Votolato discontinued a charge of :n spite of frequent icing !of the son for mourning doves this year. to a halt sign failing atj stop Such a forecast, is based on water and day-annight, driving. AntoniO of Forcmo Provi against Survival and planting of the several factors. An unusually when he recognized him. above number is xpected to ,add large number of adult birds were dence, Forcmo had taught the judge much to the future anglir g poten-ii- reported earlier this month by how; to drive 35 years ago. of this prime warm water Department of Fish and, ; Game field men. Continuing favorable fish species'. game Bull fighting is carried on in -vI .. weather, conditions should: mean about a half dozen1 countries. a long and successful brooding season with a resulting! abund-hce of birds when the early fall ' FIGHT RESULT hunt comes along, ; , The Fish and Game Commis Uranium Prospectors By UNITED PRESS NEW YORK: Percy Bassett. sion recently requested the- - U.S. DETECTRON 1254, Philadelphia, stopped Lulu Fish and Wildlife Service to COUNTERS GEIGER Perez, 125, Brooklyn; N.Y. (11). again schedule a fall dove hunt $135.00 $545.00 for Utah. The Service is control-- $98.50 of 0717-Jthe heartwood arid Only other H. Olson Phone Orem ebony jfng agency for thise t Is migratory birds. j ' V ar Trout Planting to Continue Throughout Angling Season - - rules, : from junior colleges to play owners hold letes club the schools if have for four-yemeetings crrar1natrt or hav two they important All-Stnf !vars interlude, but work in the junior colleges. The during the Frick scheduled the (meetings for present rule. permits athletic par New York on July 26, because he only upon graduation wants nothing to detract from the ticipation from the junior colleges, of itself. the classic excitement : That will be a vital joint session of the club owners in which they will discuss the possibility of ex panding to the Pacific Coast, play AU-St- ar games in the maning inter-leagu- e ner of the pro football circuits, and CHICAGO Stan Musial, (UP) settling the squabble! with the play with 10 All Star under his games fund. ers on the pension individual fa the remained There will be a meeting of the belt, in the baseball national vorite 16 major league player representapoll as the 23 day contest went tives in. Cleveland with their coun- into week. " sel, J. Norman Lewis, and the two TheitsSt.final Louis Cardinals right Kileague representatives, Ralph fielder 184,626 votes in stacked up but Lewis ner and a the taken Chicago Trib.by poll said he expected little news' to de une. j ( velop from it. a .324 bat"That is the onljf time during Musial, who"forholds 10 inter league the season when the! player repre- ting average a 2525 over sentatives can get together," Lewis contests, had New YorkedgeYankee Yogi Berra, to want said. "So naturally they catcher. Berra with 182,101 votes take advantage of it; Minnie Minoso, "We don't kpoW definitely what was followed by Sox White left fielder Chicago will be on the agenda. Each club's with 180,245. who third placed discusses problems representative June 11 to select and grievances with the players On 16 Voting began the 21st game in for starters" at his the team and makes report 13. Cleveland Balloting ends July the meeting. These matters are dis j next at 'midnight Saturday and are made and winners will be announced July 5. of the club owners are advised NaThe and American complete went on." what tional be will named league lineup Lewis said the meeting,would be on July 12, the day before the July 6. today. Usually, Yours for fun, Casey. i jj Hi " All-St- I , More if Your Tires are Worth More : s " . ' ' ; j TIRES $j'75 A. - I 1 ; ' ' j, 4 3 TIRES TIRES W' $gp ALLSTATE SUPER SAFETY two-da-y cost plehty. j :V; either. opposed to involving the conference in a contractual agreement I with In J he meantime it might be well to remind ourselves the Salad Bowl. However, the counto use are in fishing with live bait.. The trash fish get cil said it would be permissible for Set scattered that way and it is up to each of us to follow Big Leagues the Salad Bowl committee to con he laws elimin itirig the use of live minnows in all but tact individual Seniors of the Sky-Mid-Summ" er tonference to play against Meet line a few waters. State conference Seniors In Border Jj Odds and Ends r , tt j New the Year's footballj classic. Thanks to the members of the Provo Exchange Club For included: Otber'action Jiily for a recent enjoyable meeting. Good fellows and" real Approval of continued spring football practice; community boosters . . . Elvin Anderson tells us a new By CARL LUND QUI ST 2. A reaffirmation of the stand t rolling, lure that is great f shakes as a fish getter. Hope United Press Sports Writer against spring basketball ipractice. It will be 3.! Approval NEW YORK (UP) he brings. one along soon .!'. . Reports1-thipast week in- baseball of a $32,000 budget and nothing else at the for next dicate Scofield Reservoir and Panguitch Lake to be best 1954 year, game in Cleveland,! 4. A change j in the eligibility tKe of the ""during good early days producers 'fishing Commissioner Ford Frick decreed effective Jan. 1, to allow ath i j 2 I y i . TIRE 1 as-it- s Allowance Trade-i- n ' 1 PRICES, PLUS TAX. TRADE-I- N SIZE 1 Tire 17.65 19.90 22.40 6.00x16 6.70x15 7.60x15 - 2 Tires 3 Tires 34.30 49.95 56.70 64.20 38.80 43.80 Own. Pymt V SET OF 4 Tires 62.85 71.85 81.85 4 6.85 7.80 8.85 j s j J large-mout- I i - -- - -- j ; -- Prime Hunting Predicted For Mourning Doves . post-seaso- al I aj I f . - Fight Results j . i i 1, dark-colore- d. t - Aussie Girl, 15, Establishes New Swimming Mark SUPER SAFETY TREADS 880-ya-rd 0-2 seconds. Ann Curtis of San Francisco set the current mark of 11:86 in 1944. 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