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Show life- - ..- . -- ;' -,;.: : v. : ; 'i' - : ' - ' : IYy.ElnlVDl3'DMll SUNDAY, APRIL 22. 1031 Craig To Battle SUNDAY HERALD Pat O'Dowdy In Hassling F oaturo Salt ' Lake Golfer Builds . 'Joe Doafces' Country Club - -- . Proo, VUh Ounty, Utah . , -- And RileyV added an enforce-George Craig, a big rugged In- - By MURRAY MOLE It, dian from Tulsa, Okla., is- a SALT LAKE , CITY, April 21 ment measure a- golfing expert Mickey Riley has taken an who'll ride over the Redskin peace-loviexcept long longest in the sUte course he gets his ire aroused andiold barn and chicken coop and an on a. put-pnd turned motorcycle and keep pasture then he starts going on ' the wart adjoining With most ", of thr joutsUrtdlni; meet will be Saturday, when the a club them into lor piajf moving. "country path. scnpui mgn scnooi ana junior college .junior college ana :nijn track track and fitld athletes in the in- - start plus two, world-famoLast week, he got hfs dander up Joe Doakes." Finds a Foursome ' one is of the termountain west expected to and field aces will show their Riley of Pat a with in match O'Dowdy, professionals in the inter- - "If the monitor finds a four- compete, tne 3m annual Brignam wares, starting at i:so p. m. Big Springs, Tex, . which the; golf ;some--m- y . mvtta contract nrohihiU five. Young university won with Quite a few mountain country. He'a been pro Texan ' track and field meet and relay an4 some at; the frequently designer by way slowing play, tactics. . illegal Utah's 16 coursea dur-- i he'lL ask them to step aside carnival will ne neiQLnext week;areMal Whitfield and Rev. Bob manyof of . was kind unhappy Craig ; end at the BYU stadium. last quarter of a century, minute," the pro explained. He'Il Richards. Whitfield, the premiere oven the fact that O'Dowdy. won ing the one1 of Provo's!middle-dlstancrunner In the new His job ! a 'lifetime'iiwatcn traflic. and etiquetU and over more riled the and ;even up come dream true" as profession-- ) make ure all's smooth." , "greatest and most colorful sports 'world :loday. is a former Ohio manner in which he gained the attractions, the 1951 4 event will State athlete, and holds the ofand al manager of the new Salt; Riley designed the 'course -- to victory. So,- he immediately Lake county be held on "Friday and, Saturday. ficial world's record public Meadow- - handle a .maximum dumber of a with rematch for started asking on 42nd South course The big trackfest will get un- with .Sidney Wooderson ' of Eng.in a minimum of time, brooks the rough and rowdy O'Dowdy. also has east of Redwood road, player! The first three holes are long to street, derway Friday afternoon at 1:30 land at 1:49,2. Whitfield just of set folan unofficial time 1:48.5,. with flagraising ceremonies souin 01 salt iaice city. get play strung out from the ttart Long'Halfed Indian lowed by Junior high Competition in a race in Norway. ;; " au tor ' joe in divisions 1, 2 and 13. lth w .:o.aa. The Oklahoma InAt the WestCoast relays last .uth . The Big Day he ran the 400 meters in HAIL TO THE CHAMPS Pictured above-armembers of the Hedquist Drug bowling team wMch dian also requested that the match "I year, will start on both the to build! wanted Players always help As usuaU the big day of the 46.7, Just barelyV missing the won the Provo Ladies Bowling league championship by defeating Shipp's Jewelry in a playoff at be a 'fight to the finish" affair a course where Joe Doakes could front nines Of the 18- -. world's record of 40 flat. He also the Regal alleys. Members of the team are (left to right): Hannah, Callister, Marian 'Wright, Aggie wlth.no time limit, so he could feel like h was at a country club hole, layout as much as possible.-bu- t was the only dual Winner in. the Jenkins and Eva Child. Fern Roundy, another team memDer, .wasnt present wnen tne picture give it back to O Dowdy in double are to such have didn't ajGreens planted deliberately '' pay 1948 Olympic trials,taking both was taken. wil1 . doses. A guy who is always ; Top stiff membership fee,'reniinisced large "easy to get on and with the 880 and 440. ling to take a chance on any- the genial, of out" Riley as he furveyed' the realization that most thing at least, once, O'Dowdy his new domain. would three-jpu- tt any- Halls' From Columbus players to , match.. the agreed i.r wy"I think There it here. have we Whitef ield, who hails from CoSo Promoter Dave Reynolds won t be - .Just Two Tears Ago' the arrangements for green fees. memberships SALT LAKE CITY. April 21 lumbus; and is often described as completed But everything on in the "greatest natural runner the match nd .the fracas will will be the best We can do.' else - The course was (U.R) University of Utah planted two headline Monday's wrestling Riley said he'd its dominance of collegiate the world,", has been forsaking a crew under the that years alwaysfelt ago by the the mile middle distances for at Labor5 show the Provo the: Mate in Satur; Temple the worst disadvantage on most direction of Riley and; Slt Lake spring sports ' in recent months and has indi . arena. I Pilot' Ghuck Dresseh day with a lopsided 1 victory cated MlLTOV BICHMAX Dodger By atpublic cou rses for players who. George M. an that he will make 'Golf Pro Jimmy Thompson! nvfr Rriffham Yrmntf universitv! witli shook hands and -- minute United Press Staff Correspondent cam "father of Meadow- enjoy golf , for the game's sake: Morgan-thby vs. Strickland on good! handed out helpful-tipCampbell eJusivet in te'hnis competition! on the UteiP1. f?i" was the lack of etiquette. ' brookr Tentative opening date Provo meet. j mile general' T.lson. They talked golfing to lady : golfers durhig . , , courts ' ,"S i. ' the for play if weather, continues MacArthur, Arthur, " S!mif ' v al at this course BYU Ladies' day the golf milers Charley Lloyd and 2? ' Worse in the land, made an baseball awhile until it Nothing The Utes swept fivve ' of the six Pete Whitbeck Ohio former . good is May 20. Strickland, wtr time. Polo Grounds! most at game the hit instant c singles matches" and added .a iTom Howells, and rolDli" wiu. i The 5lar' wl" old barn and to1 chicken coop, Hi talk wa aromnnnipd iw worse than "There's Jack Lake and ." ' doubles victory to the list before who made his Provo be held up nothing Saturday by declaring he liked were remodeled and Campbell, a one a film on and of dr Breath completely Catches Deloy btinch, His., by Jolley perhaps, golfing. pokers rain halted the proceedings. Two two of the Junior the New York Giants and hoped winning or to be driven v Into . by some turned into, a model clubhouse. Winners of the two-sofor a debut, last Monday by! college distance to ' he when doubles matches, with Utah leadi (runners with them grew the when from Jack play When Arthur sat down and combined total score Carter, are expected to furnish anxious sap," is the way the spankin' new lockers and UP: i J was disqualified for Ing in, both,- were cdiisidered no 'wkitri.U'' .iili t ki. ,,A Put-- ! Australian finally was able to catch this ,Bpoth-an- d Irish linkster put tures, even a special recreation Dillon: Marjorie - contests, .when - rain, interupted ; ; young- breath, he murmured to the ting honors went to Kay Moore, unnecessary Roughness. f The pale, brown-eye- d for the BYu meet. it. . (room for both men and women ; Mac- - colonel Gen. his I'nii side at of 'son a dining roorhwith a breath- .11: Douglas buzz1 .';Gee, Buzz "Omaha . s a e the At t:.i i r ux holes worm k and Jones, winners the four ' y p Meadowbrook, .....ij.. niriiMi iir inn .or j. C The Redskin.'.netters were agaihf iirv in ball the entered starved. view of the course and Arthur, park in meet to will score observe" taking1 was rules the is Ca.ine basic total vaulter and'saw," Roy the Frenchy pledge; Milly today, sensa pole Mosi.' mountains. '. Co7nelfirst; ius! company with two of his father's fVbuus the preliminary. he tne the But When of Elcnore courtesy keep sign golf they . . t wturnea. Wpo w.- .1 aides He looked .i. uM Next Ladies' Day will be held " for their annual, tickets. Daily "It's a course designed by golf-o- n UIC JlISljlU ItXHIlS lUIIg. t jback stubboro Paur. Saiisbury.3" 15 feet- - His best effort to date;ana even a trifle frightened as ning was over he had had a 33 was Of none 10 our fnr onlfrc " imilri Bflv. W at presidents beginningplayers get a copy of these when in .the number .one was achieved Marrh it: at AY . ana pnuiogiduneis ue- - dog, a popsickle and a soda. Mo clock ihope they like it in the month of June. reporiers born their pay they greenfee match. - ingles Chicago Daily News relays when!iced him from the moment he Friday's results;' sat down. ihe catapulted 15 feet : ICS J First Game College Professor .Jerry Glade, Utah del. Paul John The "This is; the first, big "league associate pro- Salisbury, BYU, of philosophy at, La Verne game Tm going to see," he aid, Bennett, Utah def. Harold Chris-'fesstensen, BYU, 64 Gil War- - college in California is firmly! looking out on the field where ner, Utah def. Dick :Rieks, BYU, convinced that he can break War- - the Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers Frohberg, BYU, merdam's world record of 15 feet were "warming up prior to the def- Eddie Anderson Utah, 26, 8 lj inches and feels he might .contest." "This is a lot different than Harvey GustayesonUUh even do it at the BYU relays. . def. Gorden Crandall, BYU. ,1 in Japan." he said in As one baseball of the features 'always, Allan Cornwall-,.- . Utah def.' of this year's relays will be the: typiCal adolescent fash Dean Wilson, BYU.;ft-3- ; senior high school con 10 n. test in which top prep school ath- . x vc iiAru uie jimui9. iiHyi ' i Jletes of the area will compete in he added, "And Golly, wouldn't be :,well if fl coufd, play with rueli". events,! includingiit Salisbury-ChnstenseBYu dash, running broad them when I grow up? . Bennett-Warn-; leadUtah, 63; Fronberg-Crandal- L shot put. high jump, Giant Manager Leo Durocher jumpthe low ing hurdles, discus. stepped forward and introduced wnen rain lorcea nau; am none- and the himielf dash . . Heinz Riehter.' Utah leadms, Jim: .javelin;auttt jyw. . Thorn-Ke1 ; Stahehf ,BYU, Gives Him a Glove I ,: Holds the .Record when rain forced lialt.' ;' if . " 11 ' : '' 'i'mum'-- ii jjii l' PIT""1 "TSSMSS "Here's, a glove I broke in' for Wilford White.' former Mesa, in- Florida;" Durocher said, Ariz., high school athlete, who you " the mitt to the boy. "It's V .. offering . , the r a m jtwice . it I'm : "own and f da giving my glove AiK- - captured j the all-tirecord for number to you so that; you and your Idad of pointSKcored in the event with can' play together." "What size cap do you wear, . , ;w tv ui vu an t mi utit 0tcj.' sonri LEHI iweniy-sevethe Giant pilot .asked. members Nohodv .pf Ihe; 1951 "football and basket. close to that Young MacArthur fumbled for , total.; , point ball squads. at Lehi higft school .11 words but. Leo thej.Lip handed II.. him two caps "Here, f chil eurr . . ful posture parade,' will be elim- keep 'em both. s T u: t : .also the Durocher gave boy were three maiea tnis year. autographed baseballs and a Principal speakerj :was John abandoned, it is is id. They be mainly Roning, coach at the Uath State cause of a lack of interest and New York Giant jacket. Noticing too large, Duro K. Agricultural college. i too much conflict with the men's the jacket was"Don't D; R. Mitchell, superintendent events. It was also cracked: cher worry, Artie, felt, that, by of the Alpine school jdistrict, was eliminating these events, meet you'll grow into it. the master of ceremonies and chair- could be held during one week man of the dinner committee. A- end instead of the two which have ssisting him were" Byron,; Whipple been previously required. and Robert Webb. The usual- junior high, senior The Lions, paid; tribute to the high and college tennis football squad which won meets will junior be held in connection this year'a divjsidhchampionship, with the carnival! The junior high and to coach, Dean j Priorr Hon- netters Svill swing - into action ored include Kenneth Kirkharn, Thursday, the senior - high Class FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.. Paul Bennett, Ray Robinson, Ker-li- n B on Friday and the junior col April 21 l.H) The Florida Big Chilton, Ralph! Powers, Bob lege ana senior nign uass A on, Ten high school golf tournament Whlmpey, La Mom. Crossgrove, Saturday. was off: today because the youth t ?; Stanley Grant, Keith Webb, Kay ful competitor! "were gambling Holmstead, Ray Smith,' Richard among themselves on the outcome Smith, Laverl Lea ny! Neil Manof their matches." j ning, Don Jnes, Kenneth Peterson, Neil Carson, Earl Southwickv Johnny Johnson, Lyrtn Peck, Jay Pin Manning, Dick Felt and Dean '.' , Crown 'Asay. Basketball Coach jEarl Holm-stea- d Geneva Ladies Bowling Lea and his squad were gue standings. ease of"its Dynaflow Drive which doesn't cost also honored. They (include KenHedquist Drug held the Provol r . W neth Kirkharn, Paul,' BerfiHett, Ladies Bowling league champion- Team 38 Kerun Chilton, Lai MjrtTCross ship Saturday, after turning back Metallurgical . . I' 33! you a penny extra the day the 195 T ROADMASTER TT ' grove, Neil Manning Jay Mann'Shipp's Jewelry; in a playoff on Personnel 32j Payroll the Regal Recreation alleys. ing, Dick Felt, Norma Sims, Ron'291 J-- made its first arid lias been There's a sweeping view fore and aft through' ald Penrodj Ed Mc Stay and Yon Thf drug company blasted 2141 Safety appcarajice ...... General Offices 27; ' .. Larsen. .;;; s. pins to 2048 for tbejewelry keg-ler- Rolling 1 Mill ...... x:.i 21 broad and uncluttered glass areas, and the new . . Two of the boys - entertained won the"' first half summary 01 results: building up ever since. Hedquist the group with instrumental num- title while Shipp's captured ine. General Of. 1046 884 853 2783 bers, Kenneth Kirkharn plaving second half crown. Folks looked at die fresh new styling, consid 1039 967 90$ 2915 clarity of an instrument panel witU high visithe trumpet, and Ronald - - Penrod, Fern Roundy led the winners to Payroll 864 928.864 2656 R0iiing Mill : the accordian- . at night. victory with a 538 series score. Personnel ' . . S22 846 922 2690 the fabrics ered features the bility the power 29! 31 Safety .; and and the prices the cloud-s- o t cushions Metallurgical 870 890 8942854 Jjjven the brakes are new,! self cooling, with a Summary of leaders:. inHigh team game General Of the s "Here the smart said, buy that takes hold like steel fingers in a velfices, 1046; Payroll, 1039; Rolling grip Mill, VZ8. field." .High Individual aeriea Joyce V .;"" ' vet; glove DavU, Payroll, 630; Fern Roundy,1 Gen. . OIL, 628; Gle Cooprider, ,1 on t Von come ann see ior is fine in bearing, in Here indeed is a car yoursen wnai Payroll, oZZ. x individual Fern game High a sensational huy this proud beauty really, is? nd in-thRoundy. Gen, Off., 266; Joyce action, precision' of every structural r, Coop-rideGlee Davis, Payroll, 229; a ROADMASTER custom built by Buick Payroll, 225; Norma Wright, part a and a to ride in to handle For Mextf Weekeinidl . - - U-- 6846-yard-wh- ng en ut us best-kno- -- wn tionii ; -- ar Year-after-ye- e - 80a-met- er ; long-hair- ed " wa k e and-bac- k . j Utc Netters Cougars 6 to ' - I Young MacArthur Thrilled Over First Big League Game I -- Thompson Girjs Golf To Tips j Women Liriksters 16-- County-Commission- er e s L;il"the ; ' ln" half-mile- rs .. - - - was'-Bernic- . - .. i . . . - . - . 7 jrv CGf 6-- e Ge! 6-- 4, dit self-conscio- us i i . j 3, .) 4. v 1 6-- " - I 6-- 3;; 4. or 6.--3; : j . 6-- 2, - 6-- 3, 6-- 4; i 6-- 1;, gee.-wh- iz 2-- 6, r 6-- rT all-arou- nd rW. n, 100-ya- rd er 6-- 4, 4-- 1, i - OO'-ya-Jd 440-ya- rd w nt 6-- - 3, . : 1- -1 J ' . I " -.- . - - Pioneer Cqgers, Gridders Feted r'j' i all.-afou- nd 1 1 . 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Conn., and the" Royal Bermuda are jtwo of the eight boats that competed in team ' races. War Baby left, is skippered by Indian Harbor's Marie Coudert. Oriental is failed by Bermuda's E.IL. Gibbons. The Americana won four of the seven race and permanent possession of the S. P rrtneii C Trophy. (NA) , i INNES! IN ! PRoyo 175 NORTH -- El RST WEST - rw rrr to level-goin- g FtSHERMEN . ,? It's honey PROVO, UTAH PHONE 155 yr ) |