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Show " " !"' ' , Am a feus' Glu Record Field Expected For Five-Da- y Joust I - A record field of golfers is ex- - lowest scores being placed in the pected to enter the Utah State championship flight and 16 play amateur tourney, which will get ers being placed in each of the SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1S55 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD lumbers, Pipers 'ost Wins in 'ony Loop Play o Thoir mm A. IF. Nine Grabs Leac! CUL Race In Red-H- quotd 11 '... - J Leaders In Softball Race Face Tough Foes ot Ward .Market wm battle the Provo 0 Club American Fork held the lead in Ten Leading Hitters: Chip man and Elton; 'Holmes in a pair of games of at 8; Shop Sports on 15 times at bat) Based Cox. Central Utah League today and head short slated for Harmon Park. In Mon-da- v the current American Fork, underway Thursday at Timpano-go- s other flights. ...... 625 Gordon 3 over as a of Kelson, the result Nephi to The standings: victory ted and pitched the Plumbers nizht's other Same. Dotie's course as the simon pures in the Provo Major Soft .533 ........ Bill 11-but Defending Champion f last w Springville over King, 1 week, Payson Springville Modern win an easy of Pleasant second-ha- lf Welders title ball start to battle it out in race, League of Caldwell, Cleaners in the feature game of John Peters, Payson ........ .52 and Nephi are hot on the trail of American Fork Jerry Cloninger 6 Mon- Grove win play Montrex at the qualifying rounds. the B. Fowler,- - Santaquin .... . . . . .525 leaders. da., is the defending champion, Pony League Baseball play Fri wiH face tough assignmentsto ball PeeGee park." 6 efforts in their stay Payson night sure day Fri Gordon Oborn, Payson .......500 but Johnston said he wasn't Match play will begin on second- day at Harmon Park. . Carlson's and Robinson's lead American Forka leads v 6 Clive Childs, Spanish Fork . . .411 Nephi e day and continue through the the Idahoan would be back to de Manager Dick Dabling started at the top of heap."' and place Payson by moment with at the the will . standings take ox Robinson 5 fend I. this his title as juiy,-witDavid Bird, Nephi ...........411 third-plaSports Shop Fourth year. many j... by a full game Springville wee Johnnie Price on the mound 0 records, but every in the red-h- 'Nephi 4 Fork Spanish Wayne Nelson, Spanish Fork .400 title flights as are needed to take care But, the field will have plenty and he pitched one inning, but on the always dangerous Mead identical race. the in still team is the in. 7 league ow V. Gold . Carlson and at of amateurs ...... 0 ... p.m. linksters of all the entered in the competing when the Cleaners began to take J. Openshaw, Santaquin ...... 3S7 topnotch Springville Santaquin half In fact, fourth-plac- e second ' the runninz for will in to It for the Bill championship., meet, according Johnston, and Spanish Fork also are still of his generosity, he crown. clude such fine players as Lou advantage ') local pro. shoved in his ace pitcher, Ron very much in the running for the In two games played las first-hal1955 Salt Lake City Ama In title. Only last-placame Pimo and v The qualifying rounds will be North, Robbins, Big . Club 0 defeated Thursday. used to determine the flight the teur champ: John Bowers, 1953 through with a no run no hit per with eight straight and Meadow Gold Santaquin, Montrex, various players are placed in, champion; Don Orton, 1955, Inter-- formance, striking out 16 batters no losses and appears DETROIT (UP) One boats- - the Belle Isle boat house. 11-victory over to be hopelesslyvictories, pounded T--out. an with the 32 players having the mountain champion; Earl Wilde, in the process. Only four players out of the run man was killed and others three LDoug's M;. Provo club champion; Bill; Grif reached base in the six innings . were injured Saturday as two Vogel was rushed to Detroit ning. 0 The nine won its game Another round of fiths, Provo amateur titleholder; he pitched, all on walks. JbospitaL where doctors By UNITED PRESS in the spectacular collisions marred the receiving games fifth two the in in runs the Rollo Gibbons, 1954 Salt Lake Modern Cleaners put on a good by scoring emergency ward said his American League win be played this running of the Detroit Memorial' condition, on ' a walk to Ed Pinegar and torrid race with amateur champion; Maxi Fill show themselves in the opening American Fork Regatta on the Detroit River; more, BY u team memwr; ana innings, but Ron Robbins blasted Player and Club G AB R HPct. singles by Lynn Bell and Charley afternoon, Earlier In the day, two pilots to going Spanish Fork, Nephi to Lloyd Maddock, , 51 - year - old were 63 in 250 52 94 drove Detroit .376 Hawke. Hawke's Kaline, Las Amateur single Jones, Vegas Floyd one of Neil Percival's over the Santaquin and Springville to Pay- - pilot of "Holiday,4 was leading a five-bo- injured In a spectacular ? two runs. , 54 217 35 Detroit 73 .336 Kuenn, champion. son. pileup as the crafts were ;, ence, and followed with a triple r' heat in the small boats class home Gold Meadow the used A consolation bracket win be and a double to for the lead tra the first 63 259 38 83:.320 break, the game Fox, Chicago Pherson of Springville when "LitUe Audrey," pHoted by fighting George to Grove run the blast Pleasant set up for each flight, and there wide open. Percival: turn in the unlimited class heat. pitched a no Cleveland 54 208 36 65 .313 team. Bob hit a three-- hit a home run during last week's Harry Vogel of Dearborn, Mich will be trophies and prizes for hitter on his last appearance on Doby, Kan. Karpowitz . Power, City 58 225 37 70 .311 run circuit blast in the third game with American Fork but it climbed over his craft. the mound, but he was jumped Rotary Club remained in the each flight, Johnston said.! " to was wasn Maddock t the . Forkers stop enough pinned in the . Many of the nylon 'net stiffenNational League Inning and Merrill Hardy smacklead in the American Little After all flights compete In for 11 solid blows Friday. from The Pontiac, Mich ing petticoats can make hash out cockpit. winning. a grand slammer in the sixth Ashburn, Phila. 56 217 41 78 .359 edNorm after rolling to an match play on Friday and Satur In contrast to the League today boatsman died several minutes of a pair of stockings. If yours hit the' other big The score by innings: 11-- 9 victory overthe Moose last day players of the championship game between Cragheads, loop Campla, Bklyn 64 240 42 81 .333 blow forAplanap was ashore and is this, kind, wear a cotton half-sli- p two-ruafter he rushed n 211 010 American Fork .... the winner, a 62 258 28 86 .333 flight will monopolize the course leaders with 10 consecutive wins, Mueller. N.Y. Thursday. under it. SpringviUe . . ....... 120 000 0--3 given emergency treatment in on Sunday in semifinal tests and Modern Cleaners, the battle Kluszki, Cine. 62 245 41 81 .331 triple in the fourth. The AFL remained in the 66 272 43 89 .327 spot with an 18-- 8 victory Finals in all flights will be held on between Pacific Pipe "and First Aaron, Milw. the Fourth of July. over Naylor Auto. Security Bankers had all the ear Home Runs Snider, Dodgers 23; Johnny Ashton pitched and An entry fee of $5 will be marks of a thriller. Kluszewski, Redlegs 22; Campanel-la- , batted the Rotarians to victory. charged each entrant. Entries The Pipers managed to eke out Dodgers 19; Mantle, Yankees He collected two of his team's should be mailed to Bill Johnston a win but only after a terrific 18; Mays, Giants 17. six hits. Box 262, Timpano gos Golf Club battle. Bob Clark kept the Bank i Runs Batted In Snider, Dodgers Bobby Craghead collected four at Provo. Trophies and prizes will ers in the game with a long single 70; Campanella, Dodgers 64; En-of the Moose Lodge's 11 hits, be awarded in each flight. in the fourth that tallied two nis, Phillies 53; Kluszewski, Red- but Dave Sandvik and Chuck Kay The big week of golf wilkge runs; then in the sixth he caught Mantle Tigers 50; homered for the big Moose blows. underway Monday with! a pro- - hold of Eddie Richard's first pitch legs 51; Kaline, 50. Yankees out-h- it Although by the Moose amateur at the Timp for a ride over the centerfield Runs M a n 1 1 e, Yankees 63; team 11--6 the Rotary team made course. tourney fence.. full use of their blows to win the 6 5 Smith, Indians 59; Snider, Dodgers First Security.... 000 211-X game. Pacific Pipe . . . .302 001- -6 6 3 59; Bruton, Braves 55; Gilliam, Clyde Nielsen paced the AFL! Richard Frampton and Gary Dodgers 53., to victory with two hits includ Hits Kaline, Tigers 94; Aaron, Peay; Garth Bray, Eddie Rich- Braves a Reed homer. Backus got 89; Mueller, Giants 86; lug ards (6) and Gary Clayton. (I three hits for Naylor. Smith, Indians 86; Fox, White Sox Craghead ....01Q 334 011 12 0 83. You'll step out in style this season and look your Both teams collected a total ;. CHAPEL HILL, N. CJ (UP) Mod. Cleaners 100 000 0 1 1 3 nine hits. Little Jose Aguero of Tulane Uni- Johnnie Price, Ron Robbins (2) Pitching best . . if you select your summer clothing at Newcomte, Dodgers ' Line scores: 12 and Sox White Neil Bill blasted Perci 1; Donovan, Qui! Gaylen Robbins; versity virtually 251 30 11 AFL Shriver's. At Shriver's you will! find cool, porous, lian of the University of Washing val, Byron Penrod, (7) and Byron Wynn, Indians Arroyo, Car221 12 8 Auto rNaylor ton off the court Saturday to win Penrod, Neil Percival (7). dinals Loes, Dodgers lightweight suits that are . . . refreshing as snow-flakthe the of singles championship 203 211 Moose Lodge 9 11 71st NCAA tennis competition. in a heat wave! Many of the new summer 412 40x 11 Rotary Club Aguero, a native Chilian bu suits at Shriver's have a novel surface styling which now a resident of Rio de Janeiro The standings: WelN. lives SYRACUSE, Y., (UP) Basilio, who Brazil, whipped the nearby, was at W makes a welcome change from the conventional Vince, terweight contender Vince Marti- the ringside as Quillian 5 Club Rotary The Tulane ace dropped his nez, back, in victorious action, again third - ranking contender, retreated plain colored tropicals. Styled in the newest talk AFL 4 first set of the year when Quillian after his alleged "grounding," said to victory and blasted Chico with 3 Naylor Auto e and-tricounters. He floored the rallied in the second! set bu Saturday, "I need two more bouts, look. All skillfully tailored in specialized 1- Moose Lodge then be and for I'll a shot ou to close weaving aggressive, bobbing sharp enough quicxiy recovered warm weather construction. , to the head Cuban with a the title." at the match loss the with of only PHILLIES SIGN HURLER one more game.- Martinez of Paterson, N. J., just before the bell ended the PHILADELPHIA (UP) Gary The seventh-seede- d Aguero ran weighed 151 pounds Friday night fourth round. Varona tried to beat ' tenderGraham, who pitched Western his opponent ragged with well- as he won a unanimous decision over Michigan to a triumph over placed shots in the corners.! Chicago bodied Vince with an attack to the Ohio State this year, has signed And it would have The University of. South Caro- Varona of Cuba before 1,800 in not Chico lost the Memwith the Philadelphia Phillies and lina won the team championship their close been War at had fight V second-anbeen assigned to Reidsvflle, N. 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