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Show . - r, 1 . ' kf- i ' . : .ILlllIJIJi.M1.ML.. - - ' . - f I..LBI DAILY HERALD II.H WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, 1956 Utah County. Utah 13 ', . - - - ,,!-,- ..-, : " ' 1 "' " - v . Fleck Hopes to Prove In Open He's No 'Golf Bust' " s--' - ROCHESTER. N.Y. (UP) Jack over par for the Oak Hill here last week and after touring Fleck, who beat Ben Hogan in a Club course where the 1956Country chamthe course twice, shot playoff for the 1955 U.S. cwn on Thurspionship a 69 tourney on opens National Golf Day. Since championship, set out, today to day. then he has at least 27 played prove that he isn't a "golfing No one. except possibly Hogan. holes every day. not to mention bust.". The old nro from Daven has been working harder In Dreo- - the hours he puts in before and port, Iowa, who hasn't won a ping for this open. Fleck came after his rounds. Hogan, shooting for an unprecething since that heralded triumph over Hogan, admitted he has been PRESIDENT OF N. D. CLUB dented fifth open tKle, also il "playing poor" but saw hone in SOUTH Ind. (UP) -- working hard. He was one of th a practice round 8717 strokes Greg Rice, BEND, former star distance first to show up Tuesday and on of the last to leave. For his tour tree-line- d ".." Nothing stirs the interest of the baseball fan or draws them into the ball park quite like the magnetic power of the home run. It was the ability to hit a base ball great distances and at frequent intervals that made such terrific sports heroes out of the likes of Babe Ruth, Jimmy Foxx, Hank Greenberg, Ralph Kiner, and Mickey Mantle, Countless thousands have jammed their way into baU, parks just tosee them take a crack at the ball. It was the anticipation of seeing a great slugger rocket the ball out of the ball park that drew me to Comiskey Park in several years Chicago one sultry, withering afternoon in mid-Jul- y f '.- -- - 33-ye- ar Bowling News ago. r-- My family and I had gone to Chicago that summer to see the World's Fair, but the highlight of the whole trip for me was the baseball game between the Chicago White Sox and the New , i ft ' . , "X. , - , "!' J r .v-s-- - Ruff's Garage Affords First Opportunity It afforded me my first opportunity to see Babe Ruth and other famed Yankee sluggers in action. Just like any other baseball-- ' youngster who idolizes the men of the diamond I was walking on Cloud No. 7 as I entered the ball park that sweltering afternoon. The Sultan of Swat and his g cohorts put on a show me for and several thousand others that afternoon. great The Bambino hit a homer as did Lou Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri of the Yanks and Luke Appling of the White Sox. But, it will be the home run that the mighty Babe hit that will always remain in my memory. Just watching the beautiful rhythm, motion, and timing of a Ruthian swing was more than worth the price of admission even when he went down on strikes. hungry left-cente- 4 .750 .688 .625 .500 .500i .500; .438; .438 .438 .438 .375 .313 5 6 8 8 8 9 9 7 9 7 9 6 10 5 11 1 7 . Junior Baseball Summary Rotary However, to see the Babe clobber a ball and send it sailing out ox me Dan pane was tne ultimate in baseball tnmis. And, the day I saw the Babe play I experienced just such a thrill. The stands at Comiskey Park are double-decke- d all the way around except for the centerfield bleachers. The day I saw the Babe hit for the circuit the ball cleared the roof of the upper in r. It was one of the longest and highest homers it has been my pleasure to see hit. , But Ruth wasn't the only player who thrilled the fans with the power in his bat. Foxx, Greenberg, and Kiner all attracted the fans through the magnetic pull of their big bats. Now the Majors have the booming bat of Mickey Mantle to talk about and, boy, are they making the most of it. L Pet China City W 7 4 2 Standings AF of L Naylor Auto Moose Lodge 0 1.000 3 .571 5 .286 6 .143 1 Tuesday's Line Scores .... Moose Lodge AF of L 004 03 010 9x 7 9 3 10 12 010 0102 Umpire Succumbs To Heart Attack 4 Despain, Neebling and Dahle; Norton, Conant and Paoletti, Collins. 3BH Dahle, Elks. 2BH Brooks, Elks. Thursday's Schedule 6:00 American Legion vs. 1 China City Cafe. and 7:30 Elks vs. Provo Olsen. AFOL Garrett, Clarke and Andrews. HR: Moose Craghead, J. GOODWILL CAGE TOUR Andrews Castleberry. AF of L SAN FRANCISCO (UP) A nu(2), Brienholt, Clarke. 2BH: MooseOlson (2), Wilson, cleus of the national champion Craghead. University of San Francisco bas 131 .0027 8 4 ketball team, leaves by plane Fri Naylor Auto ll tour of Cen8 1 day for a good-wi202 301 Rotary and South tral America. Batteries: Naylor Pulley, Wall Bill Russell and K.C. Jones, and Backus. Rotary Wright, Willie Naulls of UCLA (a speplus anc Seegmilier Halladay cial guest of the team) head the HR: Naylor Faux. Rotary group. Seegmilier (2), Halladay. 2BH: Rotary Sellers (2). Thursday's. Schedule 5:00 AF of L vs. Naylor. 6:20 Rotary vs. Moose. right-cente- Batteries: Up and Down Baseball Ladder Mickey may not be as colorful a character as but he can surely give the ball a ride and he is packing Ruth, them in the ball parks just like the Babe used to. The magnetic pull of the home run is felt all the way up and down the baseball ladder even In the kid 1trum hero in Prnvn reason the Boys' League and Pony Leagues out- that'sI - the Perhaps i.1 t-T I J uraw uie vuiei league m xrovo. Home runs In the Boys' and Pony Leagues are quite common, because the fences are so invitingly close. The Chief League plays in the yawning reaches of Tlmp Park where it is difficult for the immature 15, 16, and player to get the ball over the fence. Bruce Dahle and Mike Hoff used to blast the ball over the fence with great regularity as Little Leaguers and Pony Leaguers. But their blasts over the fence now that they are playing in the Chief League are almost certain to be greatly reduced. Notre Moose Redford as LOS ANGELES (UP) Casey Barne's, 78, veteran Pacific Coast League umpire, died Tuesday of a heart attack. Barnes, better known on the diamond as Pearl Casey, served as a Coast League umpire for 25 years. He started his baseball career in 1902 with Sacramento but injuries forced him to give up playing and he managed the Tacoma Colts before becoming an umpire. . w A MESSED . If Dad could choose 537 638 . Steiny's Texaco Lt Of. Supply.. 544 594 478 596 Henry's 564 519 Ruffs Garage The The The The The ft Irwin fcjJ-vV j Tolboe Cons. 553; Bill Jones 550;' WISCONSIN TRAFFIC Bill Ruff 511. MADISON, Wis. (UP) The High individual games: Irwin Vvisconsin Motor Vehicle Depart- Tolboe 206; Bill Jones 205; Keith ment recorded more traffic f jMMBttMSShlJ' IN PROVO than 171,000 Jones 201. law Fisherman Hunter Camper Equestrian Aquatic Fan The Golfer The Tenns Addict Or you name the sport. We have the Equipment. loJ Your Sportsmen's Headquarters j 629. High individual series: hit own Oift; he'd choose GIFTS FOR 6291804 6301768 5731647 5151598 5291718 584 605 Roben's Summary of Leaders High team series: Ruff's Ga rage 1804; McCoards Service 1785; Irwin Tolboe Cons. 1770. High team game: Ruffs Garage 638; Steiny's Texaco 630; OT! SPORTING GOODS from Innes In Provo , Huffs Garage Dame l- r. 5-- 2. Thrills Baseball 1 L Pet. 12 11 10 8 8 8 SAFE AT THIRD Hank Aaron, Milwaukee Braves outfielder, slides safely into third base under the tag of Philadelphia third baseman Willie Jones in the fourth inning of the Braves-Philli- e The umpire is Dusty Boggess. The Phils won the Allen's U Serve 504 527 4751506 game Tuesday. Aaron tripled to Forf . 555 5011056 Sunny View (UP Telephoto). game, Daily Herald ...540 453 4931486 Tolboe Cons. ...586 568 6161770 Scotties .518 510 6101638 Flubbers .574 545 5471666 AMERICAN BOYS LEAGUE 112 4109 7 Elks fence-bustin- in Sunny View Nursery. McCoard's Service . Steiny's Texaco .... Dally Herald Flubbers Utah Office Supply. W of University iseoond time ne has hH tht trrfni our racti rounds he has who was graduated from Notre in uame m lyiy, is an accountant played. with a New York Cit toy firm Sam Snead, a runnerup four and now resides at River Edge times in the 15 previous opens he has played, hasn't been hitting the N.J. ball tOO erUnlv maxHa aT'll ...--- M r - j "Rut Ancient Romans called an 'tart hitting "em Thursday." he orange-yellometal mined on hoped. Cyprus "Cyprium aes." or Cyprian brass. From the Latin term, later The strange cold light produced contracted tc "cuprum." came the by fireflies is caused by oxidation English word "copper." jof a substance called luciferin. MIXED TEAMS LEAGUE .. York Yankees. Ultimate the violations"against drivers in the state during 1955 Time Out NORTHEAST LEAGUE League Loses Crowd Appeal Bert's Western.... 235 The same can be said of other youngsters who came from the lower leagues. As a result the Chief League is losing up a lot of crowd appeal. However, the Chief League could remedy the problem by putting up a temporary fence In the outfield at Tlmp Park, so the youngsters would have a more inviting target to shoot at. The fence would have to be taken down before each Provo Timp game and put up again after the Tlmps got through playing. But, the increased effort and work involved might mean bigger and more enthusiastic crowds at Chief League games. 010 mm 00 W L Pet. 4 0 1.000 Utah Office Supply 2 2 .500 Bert's Western 1 3 .250 Norton Fruit Co Thorn's Rock Products. .1 3 .250 Tuesday's line Scores: 6 3 Norton Fruit 006 3 9 2 0 HR Albert, Norton Fruit: Wing, Berts; Oldroyd. Berts; Walker, Norton Fruit. 10 4 115 1 0 Utah Office 0 0 0 Thorn's 04) 0 2BH Peterson, Utah Office 3-- BH H mm Supply. Friday June 15th's Schedule 5:00 P.M. Norton Fruit vs. Thorn's Rock Products. 6:15 P.M. Rert's Wostpm v Utah Office Supply. The Provo Timps will meet American Fork currently is CHIEF LEAGUE W L Pet. the Syracuse Reds of the Utah leading the league with a 0 Elks 5, 0 1.000 "Oh, Northern League tonight at 815 record, closely followed by Provo oh, here's Martin! Now 4 1 .... .800 we'll Provo Plumbing in an exhibition game at Timp ana sspanisn Fork, tied for secto listen to another of have .600 his 3 2 Eagles Park. 1 with marks. ond, fishing stories I" China City 2 3 .400 Hansen said he Manager Doug Hammond Iron 2 3 .400 would start southpaw Denny Job TRAFFIC GETS THE BIRD 1 4 ... American .200 Lesion RADIATORS EEPAIRED A Home against the Syracuse club, which HUNTS VILLE, Ala. (UP) Oil .167 Auto Glass Installed is leading the Northern League. truck loaded with about 2.400 Results Tuesday' In Utah State Baseball League chickens rammed a bridge railinc Specialised Work . . 403 3010 6 0 action tonight, Magna will play Tuesday, tying up traffic for al-- ProVo 000 1-1- 2 3 3 AH LANDER'S at American Fork, Bingham at most 40 mfnittiii whtlA Anttf T CI ClarkePlumbing and McDonald; Chris- Pleasant Grove, and Midvale at Lindsey and helpful motorists tensen, '4 So Dnhr. Aveniie Dyer and x 'chased the squawking birds. Spanish Fork. 2BH Clark, Eagles. Thomas. Payne, ."' ft Min.iiiiif ... i... m.i .. uimtMr.m n,i i. ...m hi '" " .".n J" " iirm i.hii.V.. mmmmmmmm' . 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