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Show n Ca ms ly ympsl)y'y' Yon is Abo Boost llSDIT Win iRccjhc'OETi 05 iini SUNDAY HERALD j Furgol Posts 72, Berg 77 U Streak To Shoot at By KILTON MCHXIAN SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Na United Press Sports Writer tional. Duke Snider didn't do a thing Open champions Ed Fugol foe a at the plate Saturday fired a two over par 72 and vet bat hardly anyone nochange eran Patty Berg a three over ticed became Roy Campanella, women's par 77 for the rest of the Frank Kellert and Gil Hodges world to shoot at Saturday in the took up the slack with one home run apiece to help the Dodgers National Golf Day competition. at Ebberts cuff the Cardinals, Playing over the revamped San The Provo Timps journey to Field. Spanish Fork to Pleasant Grove Francisco Olympic Club course. i Big Don Newcombe wasn't exscene of the 1955 National Open Helper today in the only game Friday night was also, rained out. scheduled in the Utah Industrial actly sitting on his hands either. June Fugol tacked to- league. The game gets underway Spanish Fork Next He allowed only six hits and nines of 6 for his 72. at 2:30 gether in the Helper park. Next Wednesday night Ameri ws n posted his ninth straight victory I..,' rrom an Rain" p.m. miss uerg, havoc with the to eaual his entire 1S54 total. The recovering played horrendous trinle hoplp nn eek's schedule, washing out can Fork is scheduled to play at had huge Dodger the par three third hole, shot a 38 games slated Wednesday night at Pleasant Grove with Provo trav the Cards shut out until Rip Re-going out and 39 coming back for American Fork against Provo and eling to Spanish Fork, both games pulski homered in the ninth. at 8:15. - i a ';.. Helper at Spanish Fork the same . Rv then it was a little too late Helper's Merchants, piloted by V, )j Meanwhile, golfers in the U. S.. night. for St Louis, however. Campan Durrell Crawford will attempt to to scheduled A Mexico aneaa and witn Canada, bring win game ella put tne Dodgers England at first game today against ; their a second inning homer, his leth. tempted to beat these scores with the Timps. Helper; has lost all the aid of their own handicaps. off loser Larry Jackson and Kel al three starts, but some new The $1 proceeds from each atlert hit his first major league to is bolster the expected homer with one on in tne lourtn. tempt is expected to return more team for today's game. Jerry-Cu- t In the than $200,000 to charity. circuit his hit Hodges well, Junie and Dennie Lindsay eiehth. had ' a very erratic Furgol are the .latest additions to the. The lone consolation for the round. He was in the rough six Helper club which should strength Cardinals was in stopping the mmes and hit three traps, but he en the team both on defense and I' red-hSnider, who went hitless made and recovery great shots, offense. ';, A in four trips after having been wen. puttea with one win and one ' LARAMIE, Wyo. tear In Brooklyn's The hard-- Provo, it on two He had scored to will birdies, loss, attempt step 'up a last four eames. Colorado State diamond-- notch in the slugging 12 of with 10 and e second-placand with putts Mana Cubs feet, Stan Hack's standings four bogies the latter coming men won the regional NCAA ' ' Hansen de likely to call battled back from a five-ru- n ' when he off the narrow to do mound for Garth Ford strayed here baseball big Saturday on playoffs ficit to defeat the Giants, f fairway. Ernie Banks' 12th innine single by pounding out a 12 to 5 win chores. The Timps have possibili ties but several, weak spots will Miss Berg, substituting for the over the Wyoming Cowboys. with the bases full. The Giants ailing Babe Zaharias, stole the In ,the first game, Saturday,, have to be strengthened If the scored one run in the bottom of show after her bad inning on the Wyoming upset the Colorado nine team is to hold its own with the 12th on Willie Mays' second ' third. While she played from the behind .the fancy twirling of pitch Pleasant Grove and American homer of the game and 16th- of women's Fork, the two leading contenders.- tees, Patty had men's ing ace Ralph Vaughn. ' the year but vWarren Hacker held birdies on the first, eighth, ninth Colorado State them off to achieve his mux trigot the! tourney a Williams and 13th holes. She also had a off to a hit umph. Davey start Friday winning ' women's bird on the llth. homer in the sixth grand-slaJ at night ureeiey, uoio., with a 2 lead but to give New York CHAMPS COMPARE CARDS National Open Champion Ed. Olympic Club at San Francisco. The rest of the world is shootShe thrilled the crowd of about 17-drubbing of the Cowboys rookie Jim homers scores scores Golf National in veteran check these the at made and Ed after when by 3,000 she subsequent a, tee ing Day her competition. Fugol Patty Berg The placed hard ' hitting winners: got only ' " ;x 77 at the 72 and Patty a shot on the King and Eddie Miksls tied' the (United Press Telephoto). three eight hits off five Wyoming pitchpar par Milwaukee wis. (UP) score at 13th only five inches 'from the cup. ers, for they a chance got rarely took' an early lead in CinMinnesota Minarcin' of Rookie Rudy The ball actually hit the pin on to swing at a good pitch because the rainswept Central Collegiate cinnati turned in the best pitched tne bounce and ended up that of 15 bases on balls handed out Conference track meet Saturday, of - ilr. (the day, holding game far away. Cowboy hurlers. but Michigan and Kansas showed by to one bit a second inning in qualifying pre the most powr to post a single by Dale Long ' NO RESPECT liminaries. decision. Minarcin made himNIAGARA FALLS, N Y. (UP) 1. The Big Ten champion Wolver ree-P- oi self useful at the plate, too, drivOfficials of George A. Keene, ines qualified seven men while ing in two of the Redlegs runs. Male members of the Hawaiian Ronnia Kline was the loser. said they were vacating an Kansas put six into the finals Inc;, Club of Brigham Young Univers LARAMIE, Wyo. (UP) abandoned railroad station used Saturday night. Wyo Johnny Logan and Eddie MathRound-Robi- n' as a warehouse because vandals Kevan Gosper, ' Michigan State, ming and Colorado State, final ews each hit homers off Bob ity, were awarded the supremacy .WEST in NCAA Seven ists District N.Y. the. Adcock POINT, and smashed windows and doors re accom and Joe (UP) Danny trophy for their athletic quarter mile champion, Baseball playoff, placed four men A cadet from Colorado Springs, peatedly. The firm makes prison defending O'Connell did likewise against re plishments in intramural sports for 48.5 second heat for the a ran team Bill Roth, was awarded thei top steel and locking devices. GREAT NECK, N.Y. (UP) liever Bob Miller In Milwaukee's the lotte, N.C., third with plus 18; each on the district best running performance of the Bill school Hafeh, past year. announced Philftdemhia. 3 virtorv over Slammin' Sammy Snead matched Marty Furgol, Lemont, BX, fourth swimming honor presented by the Saturday. afternoon. Thundershowersfand a Backed by a it L, C. Butler, Colorado State U.S. Military Academy Saturday. Coal actually is more valuable soft track slowed attack, left-- BYU intramural sports director, the course record with a with plus 14; Doug Ford,-the trials., hander Warren Spahn survived a announced. Roth was presented with j the per; ton than a ton of; gold ore 'Ohio Saturday to pick up a startling Lake, N.Y, plus 10;. Mike coach and District Seven repres Minnesota and State, three-ru- n 20 points and take a three-poiunrisin in the first in Souchak, Dunham, N.C., plus five, entative, announced the team class of 1923 swimming award. The Homestake Gold j Mine at Michigan-eac- h 17 male members of the men three The qualified ning to, register his fourth vic club won diadems in three events, lead over British Open Champion and Tommy Bolt, Houston, Tex., from Laramie. It was picked from The award was presented by the Lead,' S. D.the nation's largest in two events. Minnesota had a nominees in the Skyline and Peter Thomson in defense of his plus three. tory. Army Athletic Association with gold mine gets only an average lead with a first and a second in Round-Robi- n in and 20th , Golf Beach Palm their golfing.! bowling volleyball, triumph Scoring On the: minus side are Littler Rocky Mountain Baseball Con other athletic awards presented ot 12.40 worth of gold from each the discus. The Gophers had nine the last 24 games, the Yankees In. volleyball, tne perpetual trophy Championship at Deepdale Golf and P.G.A. Chick Harbert, North- - ferences. ox ore. a gooa graae ot coa points and a slight in with ion week June conjunction edge over stretched their American League was retired by the? Hawaiian team Club. Wyoming's four; representatives graduating ceremonies at the costs Mich., each down three were vule, South $20 in retail which Kansas nearly picked up eight on lead to four games by nipping after winning the event for three Thirteen points behind the lead points; Mlddlecoff and Kroll each shortstop Bob Jingling. 1 ;. Dakota. in, the javelin. academy a a and first third while the Sen- consecutive years. According to ing Thomson when the semi-finthe White Sox, minus four; Rosburg, minus repeater from last year, versatileators were crushing the Indians, director Hafen, the volleyball per- round began. Snead attracted eight; Shelley Mayfield, Westbury, Ed Utecky at third base, left14-in Cleveland. pitcher trophy is the second to be most of the gallery, of 10,000 as N.Y., minus nine; Boros, minus fielder Fritz Heiss and Eddie Lopat was the winning petual in the history of intra- he chopped up Gene littler, Ted 15; Bo Wininger, Oklahoma City, Ralph vaughan, jwho won seven retired a loss during the season. Sox mural . pitcher in the Yankee-Whit-e sports at the university. Kroll and Bob Rosburg to forge minus 28,' and Jackie Burke, Jr., without A contest but he needed help from base-Colorado State landed first ! into the lead. Ignoring intermit- Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., minus 31. man Mike Lucas second baseTom Morzan in the ninth. Bob Besides the volleyball trophy, 14 tant sunshine and showers, Snead medals were presented to club boosted his total to 29 man Manuel Martinez, rightfield- as Keegan was the losing pitcher at members. points events In other ;v v 11 sport Mike er Ward Lee and pitcher Bob Gill, though the Yankees nicked best Thomson could do was for the year, the club was ranked the 1 season on a with the ; Fornieles for what proved to be record, win four for a second place total w ww' dream team. II the winning run in the sixth on in second and third places to gain of 26. , National League ' W L Pet. Utah, runnerup to Wyoming in Yogi Berra's single, a hit bats more points towards whining the The Slammer was hitting" every : 11 man and a single by Irv Noren. award. 36 .766 the Skyline Conference, put two shot in the bag as his 66 match Brooklyn . catcher Dave . 29 19 . . .604 men on the clul The Senators had a field day Mitchell Shirota, formerly from ing the course Chicago held record joint Germann and centerfielder Pete at the exnense of Mike Garcia. Wailuku, Maui, scored, the high New 25 24 ..510 York by Julius Boros, Kroll and Milwaukee Dow. 24 23 .489 Art Houtteman, Bill Wight and est number of points individually ly: took 20 points Cary Mlddlecoff Ray Narleski, smashing out 18 for the club winning the intramur- from, 72's by Littler and Rosburg Cincinnati ........ 20 25 .444 Dow, who batted a sizzling .500 hits in their greatest production al golf tournament. He was alio and a 74 for KrolL In this 23 19 .432 over the season, and. Germann St Louis of hits and runs for one game a member of the Hawaiian cham event, members of a foursome Philadelphia ..... 20 27 .428 with a .429 batting average, led . .319 the team in the hitting depart 15 32 . this season. Ernie Oravetz, Jim pionship bowling team and placed match medal scores for a Pittsburgh plus ment." ,t.;..: . Friday's Results Busby and Boy Sievers each col- sfecond in horse shoe events. From and minus ratine. 4 1" as f The lected three hits selections: every player the group Shirota is the only xnus tne standings, when St. Louis 12. 5. Brooklyn deserves they Father the come best,1 1st safeTeam hit : in the Washington lineup member to graduate this year. go into today's final round over Chicago 4, New York 1. Mike Lucas, 19, junior, Colo IB Milwaukee 10 ly to offset homers by Al Smith. 4, 3, Philadelphia par V0 Deepdale layout, Innings. in and make your selection early! against the Hawaiian the hilly rado State Ralph Kiner and Bob Avila off Competing . 29: in Snead with front hhave .1 were Educa Club the 2B Physical Manuel 21, Martinez, winner Bob Porterfield. senior, Thomson in ; second place with Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati 6. Colorado State Rookie Frank Lary of Detroit tion Majors, and the Tausigs,-- a Saturday's Results social unit of more than 44 mem plus 26; Johnny Palmer of Charfour-hittSS BalBob Jingling; 21, senior, Wyo- to beat a Milwaukee U, Philadelphia pitched bers. They ranked second and Red Wilson's two-ru- n timore mug St. Louis 1. Brooklyn 6, 3B Ed Liecky, 22, senior, Wyo homer off Harry Byrd highlighted third respectively. Some 2,582 col Ciacinnati 0. 6, Pittsburgh ac the in four-rumales n ' the sixth that lege participated a ming rally in Chicago 9, New York 8. LF Friz tivities. behind. 20, Junior, Wyo from Heiss, the Tigers brought American League A 'V ;f; ' Orioles ming..".the Cox homered for 'If' Billy W L Pet. T6tal points made by the clubs to give them a temporary 1 lead and unit were: Hawaiian Club New York ........ 34 14 .708 CF Pete Dow, 21, Junior, Utah in the fifth. T-OCleveland" a 29 17 and the .630 RF Ward Lee. 21, senior, Colo 701, PEM 629 and r Sixth inning homers by Ted Tausig unit with 502.half, state U rado La 28 17' .622 READING, Pa. (UP) Fay Chicago Williams and Norm Zauchin broke Detroit 26 20 .565 C Dave Germann, 21, Junior. of Crocker Montevideo, Uruguay, ';..::v..,,J; up a scoreless pitching duel' and MORE N, Y. IRRIGATION Washington ....... 19 26 .422 P Utah to continued field at lead the the on Bob Gill; 20, junior, Colorado their Sox Red Here's Tonic for Father's wardrobe started the way Boston 20 29 '.370 a mark of the Eastern Kansas ITHACA, N. Y. (UP) Cornell to a 1 triumph over the Athand State, 21, Ralph Vaughan, 17 29 handsome City rich in J70 coat sport a Golf Women's Tournament Satur has looking just completed letics. Jim Piersall of Boston also University junior, Wyoming. " 14 35 .286 woolens and featuring top-- f light; styl- - ! 1 75 for Baltimore homered- - off relief Pitcher John-n-v study of farm irrigation areas be- day, with a 2nd Team Results Friday's IB Sam Pottenger, Montana Sain in the ninth. Bie Frank tween Rochester and Lockport a total of 215. ingl Two Button model with, frame flap Chicago 3, New York 2. Miss Crocker the found more than twice and that 6th, bogeyed 2B Sullivan was the winner although Utah Harvey Francis, Detroit 7, Baltimore 2. pockets. SS Wayne Coates, Colorado State Leo Kiely came tcrnis aid when as many farmers are now using 12th, 14th and 15th holes to go Kansas City 4, Boston 3. Kansas Citv filled the hases in irrigation In that area which in over par for the Erst time in the Washington 3, Cleveland 1. Jensen, Utah LF the eighth.- Art Ditmar was tag- - cludes portions of Monroe, Or- tourney. But closest competitor Don Wyoming Napierkowski, . Saturday's Results I Louise Suggs of Cincinnati went ALL WOOL '' leans and Niagara Counties. I ur Del Colorado State gea with the loss. Petersen, six strokes over par for a 77. Washington 14, Cleveland 5. RF Ralph Morgan, B r ig h a m 2, Detroit 5. , dropping her seven strokes behind Baltimore Young the leader with a record Boston 5, Kansas City L C Dick Weed, Colorado State New York 4, 3. Chicago for the first three rounds. P John Hogg, Colorado State, Gloria of Oakland. Wil 2 NATIONAL. LEAGUE and Armstrong, (15th 16th), r Mays and Jim Dokos, Utah. 6 14 Cincinnati .010 030 200 liams (3rd), King (2nd), Miksis Calif., a pro only since last March, fired a 75 to reach third place BUM STEER (4th). Pittsburgh 1.000 000 000 0 1 a zza tout, three behind Miss witn Minarcin j .(3-and Burgess; Dis JOHNSTON, Pa. (UP) Suggs. Miss Armstrong made the In Kline, King (5) and Peterson. AMERICAN LEAGUE T- OGame Protector L. D. Mos- trict best shot of 'the day, a LP Kline ). toller was alerted recently to a Wshngtn ...210 210 26014 18 100 000 220 5 13 putt from the fringe of the green Qvlnd. hunter suspected of shooting a on the 16th hole. (7-Fitz Ger and AMERICAN Porterfield LEAGUE deer out of season'A short time St. Louis ...000 000 001 1 6 0 Beautiful selection of wool stacks j Jameson of San Antonio, New York at Chicago (2 earnest later Houtteman Betty (4), Garcia, ald; a local sportsman reported Brooklyn ...011 201 Olx 6 8 2 Wight (7), Narleski (8) and Nafa- - Tex., shot the day's lowest round, Byrne (2-. . Well tailored with1 hand . (7-and Ford vs. killing a steer that had escaped Jackson, Tiefenauer (4), Phol-sk-y zon. LP Garcia which a 73, ). HR put her in fourth Pierce (4-and Donovan ). stitched detailing. Many from the local slaughter house. (5), Lapalme (7) and Sarni; Smith (8th). , Kiner (7th, Avila place with a 226 card for 54 holes. isosion at Kansas (2 City (9-and Campanella. Necpmbe ' popular color s tind Defending champion Betsy games) Nixon (4-and Brewer vs. Erskine (7-LP Jackson ). and HR Campa- (4th). Spooner Rawls, Spartansburg, S.C., had (1-- vs. Herbert styles and Raschi ). nella (16th) Kellert (1st), Hodges Baltimore ..001 010 000 2 4 , .. another poor round, a 77 which tSth), Repulksi (9th). Chicago at New York (2 games) kept , her j in fifth place and Baltimore at Detroit (2 nmMi Detroit .....001 004 OOx 5 8 three-rounDavis (3-vs. and Jones (5-score to McDonald (2-and Wilson (3- - Maglie ) and Byrd. Johnson (8) and Smith; brought her Hearn J vs. Maas Milwaukee ..102 002 033 11 12 1 Lary (5-and Wilson). LP Byrd and Zuverink Milwaukee; at ) Mrs. Alice Bauer Hagge of Sar Philadelphia (2 ..300 000 000 3 .7 3 ). HR Cox (3rd), -- Wilson Phila . (0-and Conley was games)Crone tied ' with three asota, Fla., i and Crandall; Spahn (4-Washington at Cleveknd (2 (7-(2nd. v vs. Roberts and Weh- at others 228. while her Miller (3), Kipper (7), sister, games) Schmitz (3-Stone and 1 I meier : Marlene, went over 80 for the iZS) vs. Wynn (6-Mrozinski (9) and Seminick. LP New York . .002 101 000 4 12 and Feller Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (2 second time in the tourney. Miss HR Logan (7th), Chicago ....200 001 000 3 7 Miller ). Nuxhall ) and Col-tagames) ar three-quscore at Bauer's the NATIONAL LEAGUE Mathews (8th), Adcock (5th), Lopat, Morgan (9) and Berra; (2-(3-vs. and Friend ter point was 235, or 20 v St. Louis at Brooklyn (2 O'Connell (3rd). Keegan, Fornieles (5), Consuegra strokes Purkey Demnd the leader. Lawrence (2--4) an4 Jones (1-(8) and Loilar. WPLopat ). (12 innings) LP Keegan Chicago COO 002 320 002 9 14 1 ON N. York CC1 204 CC0 C01 8 12 0 Boston .....000 CC3 002 5 9 0 NEW YOU GO. . U Pclkt, Andre (6), Jecoat (7), Kan. City . .C00 COO 0101 8 1 csttract eharres ONE Hacker (11) Chd . Cooper, Chiti Sullivan, Kiely (8) and White; UHATUVE2 YCU DO.... acta a Eaancinx (6), McCulloagh (11); Gomez, Ditmar, Gorman (7), r Sain (9) Phone CINT A NIV CAR See - f 1 . T TTIHrln (7), Griiscm 8), Mc- - and W Shantz. WP Sullivan Fit ; nsoDEsics UTAS1 ); Call (9), Liiila (11), Giel (11) LP Ditmar HR -- .VJTllCO. AHTTCTI ITl. Fit ?. WP 7estrum J Katt, (9). Zauchin (7th), Piers aU (2nd), J N. Vmiw. LP--Gid ). ). HR WUiami (2nd). Jl J r3 Provo Timps Ploy At Helper This Afternoon 6-- 1, i 16-17-1- 8, i. 36-3- N m I ei-- r right-hand- er j Colorado Staters Win in Regional Baseball Tourney , ot ma-teri- 1 13-h- J 9-- 8, : i ger-Dou- g t $ - j Minnesota Leads In Cinder Event m t . 6 three-over-wome- two-over-p-ar 7-a- i 7-- i n's j . 175-ya- rd I lL , Pitta-burg- h' 6-- 0 Ku-za- Hawaiian Club Vins Trophy For Intramurals Sam my S need S notches Th Utah Places Two On Dream Team; Y's Morgan Listed nt Bulge i n Tourney va ' - : over-genero- us Lauds j Colorado Swimmer i all-st- ar 11-- 12-h- 33-33-- 66 : Kia-mes- ha nt "i . j . . , ' - 4-- 3, -- : .? al 5, - How They Stand -- ; - mm mm if 1 U 9-- ......... ...... ........ j -- Urrs. m m " 1 1 1 16-m- an ........ mMm$iDMi -- - I . All-Distr-ict .. I - X ; - CifS jj er 5-- 2. South American Heads Field in Eastern Tourney 2-- f - ........ .......... .......... ........... . three-quart- er : ..... 5-- four-over-p- ar , i J w r? : 7, f ...,.! 3B-rC-urtis j MEN'S -- Line Scores, Saturday Games 74-71-- 45-fo- ot (2-8- , ; mm 77 1) . Today Pitchers Major Leagues 5) I 0) (3-6- V 1) 2) (5-2- 0) 4) (2-2- 2) 7) (0-3- )j (0-1- i 1) d 6) , 1) (6-3- (6-5- ). (3-2- 5) 10-Z- ). (3-2- 0) Ku-zav- 6) ' a, v 8-- 3) 2) 3) (3-3- ). I j 1) ; U-l- )., (3-1- m (5-3- 73-82-- (3-4- 1) 80 ). 2) (0-2- d (5-6- Icicr (5-3- (0-1- (2-2- ). C cn (). 1) . i Cp:n Til 9 P. IX v?.ni "r , 17 Every Slzzzy ZZ i i m m r . - w m " |