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Show 3 in x ties mas h n uu Phils Whip Cards 6-Cincy Wins jtScAu ' Vera "Dag" Hardy, the "big promoter of the Uintas, wants to get the facts straight this year. Last year, The Daily Herald ran a story atyut this same time of year saying the roads into the High Uintas were not in the best of condition and warning fishermen about said alleged situation. "Dag" denied the sum and substance of the yarn and accused ol' "Mudcat" Schwartz of deterring all Tut the hardiest of anglers from going into the High Country and taking advantage of "some of the best fishing in the i iinHi " world." And, he has refused to let ol' Schwartz forget about the "bad press" he gave on the road conditions into the Uintas. A few days ago, he said he was going into the Uintas to get ready for the fishing season and that he would give this writer the "straight dope" after he had looked over the situation. 'Dag' Is As Good As His Word "" i 'j i j1 in 'allium yii) ' mifi mil ' if - - tack. The Red Sox, who had moved to within percentage points of sec- ond place Friday night, gained a 0 lead in the first inning on Mickey Vernon's home run with two aboard. But the A's rallied to knot the score in the second rnd then went ahead to stay with another three- run cluster in the seventh. Vic Power, Jim Finigan and Tim Thompson each collected three hits for Kansas City, while Johnny Groth drove in three runs. Tom Gorman gained the victory, al though he needed relief help from Bobby Shantz, and Frank Sullivan absorbed the loss. Gorman now has an 1 lifetime record against Boston. i 3-- ' 'V y " 'Iv 15-h- : , i k . v?'" " -- 7V - "' ' k 's" -- - ; 1 ..;,' 5 1 ; i 'Mi v - ' " ; .1 ;. .4, k- , . ri- -- " tCu--- , r , : :4 i - rrAV?-- v " j. Lake. There are a few snow drifts outside the door, but take my word for it that the road is open for passenger cars to the very end and dry, so there will be no trouble for fishermen. The ice is off the lakesand fish are hitting the top, anxiously awaiting the anglers. Vern Gives Out With Reliable Information I 1 SURBITON, England (UP) Althea Gibson of New York won her eighth consecutive European women's singles championship Saturday when she defeated Anne Shilcock of England, in the final of the Surrey County Lawn Tennis Tourna6-- Miss Gibson and Angela Buxton of lost out in a bid for the women's doubles England crown, however, when they were defeated by Betty Orsenquest Pratt, an American now living in Jamaica, and Thel-m- a Long of Australia, The American Negro girl now has won 14 women's tournaments since she started her current tour last December in India. Ian Vermaak of South Africa won the men's singles title with a victory over his countryman, Gordon Forbes. In the men's doubles final, Forbes and Vermaak defeated Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt and Don Fontana of Canada, 6-- 4, 8-- recent St. Louis-Philadelph- 6-- 4, three-ru- ng 6-- 3, 6-- 3, 6-- 4. rd trade. ia double by Richie Ashburn, following four consecu tive walks by Wehmeier, featured Philadelphia's big fourth inning Bill Sarni batted in all the Gardi nal's runs with a double and a single. The Cincinnati Redlegs scored four runs in the eighth inning for an uphill 2 triumph over the New York Giants. Hershel Free man, who relieved starter Brooks Lawrence in the seventh frame, picked up his fourth victory against A 6-- 3. Asia-Euro- pe GETS BACK IN TIME Jim Piersall of the Red Sox gets back to first safely during a first-inninals, pick off attempt by Athletics pitcher Tom Gorman. Vic Power is the A's first baseman The winning pitcher was Stu The Athletics defeated Boston, 11-- 3, pounding out a total of 15 hits. (UP Telephoto). who switched Miller, the teams with Wehmeier during a ex-Ca- 13-1- 1, 3, ment. 6-- 4. He writes: "So that you won't get off to a bad start this year, this is to assure you that the road into the High Uintas is now open, as I am writing this in the kitchen of a cabin at the end of the road at Spirit Gibson Captures Eighth European Net Crown in Row v- -J Defeat Redbirds Vern was as good as his word, too, because ol' The Philadelphia Phillies scored Schwartz received a letter Friday from Three Lakes all their runs off former teammate Lodge in the High Uintas, where Dag was enjoying a Herm Wehmeier in the fourth in beautiful day and inspiring scenery and waiting for rush ning to defeat the St. Louis Cardi of the anglers to begin. SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1956 Ut-h County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD P jLjjumwwup jiiwpmwiwwjiiwm'WWi u.pii;'wiM'MWwn'nj'ixJMi(ii;ii''wMu 4 By UNITED PRESS The Kansas City Athletics slowed down Boston's drive on second place in the American League Sat urday by racking up the Red Sox, 11-it at with a thunderous 3, I Hit AW acK 4; xSgzu p n 5-- Baseball Scoreboard STANDINGS gerald. LP ). Stone HRS Wertz (9th), Colavito (4th), Hegan W L Pet. (1st), Mele (1st). American League New York Chicago x Cleveland Boston 29 18 Baltimore Detroit (2-1- England, Sweden, France Cop Semifinal Berth in Cup Play Littler Gains Lead in Dallas Golf Tournament By UNITED PRESS .674 England, Sweden and semi-finclinched .529 berths Satur National League in the .526 New York . . .000 002 000 day 2 7 1 European zone Davis DALLAS, Tex. (UP) Little Cup tennis play. .512 Cincinnati . .000 000 14x 5 8 0 Gsne Littler curled in a .488 Gomez (2-and Katt; Lawrence, putt for a birdie on the 18th hole Italy, the defending European .475 Fowler (7), Freeman (8) and Bai- Saturday to scramble into a tie zone champion, divided its first .405 ley. WP for the halfway mark lead of the two singles matches with Den ). Freeman h mark in the other .390 $70,000 Texas Centennial quar Open 14 16 18 al 20 21 20 20 19 17 16 21 25 25 Sweden gained an unbeatable lead Belgium at BrusFrance sels whenagainst Sven Davidson and Tor-ste- n . 21 12-fo- ot 4) 3-- 0 Johansson defeated Jacques Brichant and Gino Mezzi in Ihe doubles match, 6-- 3, 6-- 4, 5-- 7, 2-- 6, 6-- 4. the same story at Jt "All lakes and streams such as Spirit, Tamarack, Germany, where France Kansas City leac over Germany when Jessen, Daggett' and others within a radius of two or no took a x Doesn't include Cleveland at (1st game) In the tournament with Roberto De Eng Marcel Bernard defeats. three miles will be accessible on the opening of fishing, Ruben and Paul Remy land will of x Mexico City at KKrader play Sweden and France Brooklyn .... 100 000 000 1 2 1 Gomez went the route Washington, night game. defeated Franz Fieldbush and Pe June 9. will meet the winner of the ItalyNational League 002 140 Olx 8 13 0 par 130. Chicago for the Giants and suffered his Scholl ter in doubles, "This is reliable information as I amv at present, at fourth setback against two vic W L Pet. Erskine, Lehman (5), Templeton Littler, the former National Denmark series. x Milwaukee 19 11 .633 (8) and Campanella; Kaiser defeated Chile at Bris elevation with a passenger car right bv tories. Italy and Denmark began their the 10,600-fo) Amateur Champion from Singing tol,England x series 22 15 Becker clinched .595 and Roger Saturday at Bologna. Kurt Landrith. LP Pittsburgh So door. Erskine the don't discourage fishermen from coming Sweep Twin' Bill was Hills, the Calif., Nielsen one the Cincinnati defeated Giuseppe Merlo of 17 22 series Andres only by ,564 (2nd defeating game) The Chicago Ctps swept a dou into the Uintas if they care to." the three first day leaders to catch Hammersley in the first of the in the first singles match, r 23 St. Louis 18 .561 200 2 000 4 002 9 Brooklyn Give me toy sleeping bag, sure-catc- h red-hfish bait, and bleheader from the Brooklyn Dod Brooklyn Arlentine born De two final singles mr.tches, Nicola Pietrangeli then 19 19 .500 Chicago 001 011 02x 5 10 1 the bonus pitcher gers. e mosquito-bitlotion, I'm headin' for High Uintas. who had his Luis Ayala of .Chile defeated pulled Italy even by defeating second 16 21 .432 Newcombe posted and Campanella; Don Kaiser, in his first major New York 65 early in Billy Knight in the final contest, Torben Ulrich, straight 14 22 .389 Lown Junior Baseball Lacks Good Catching and Philadelphia Chiti. (9) WP Rush, league starting assignment, twirl- Chicago tne day. Doubles will be played Sunday. 13 24 .351 Rush Aa an observer of the Junior Baseball in Provo for ed his way to a victory x Doesn't include 4 the past few years, this writer is about convinced that in the opener. 000 600 000 6 7 2 game. night Philadelphia the took also second Cubs The the lack of a topflight catcher is the most glaring weakSt. Louis .vr.000 003 010 4 10 1 on key singles by Lee game, ness on most of the kid teams. S. Results R. Lona- Miller. Miller and Saturday's (8) Good infielders and outfielders are quite numerous Fondy and Jim King in the eighth UNITED AT PRESS By Littlefield ta; Wehmeier, (4), TO Y0tffl. American and there are a number of "first rate pitchers. But good inning. Schmidt Collum Sarand (8) League (6), AOOmoHS Kaiser missed a shutout in the ORTAHT 000 30511 15 1 ni. WP S. Miller' LP catchers seem to be few and far between. first inning of the opener when Kansas City . .03a 300 000 000 3 6 1 Wehmeier The- - reason for this may be that most youngsters the Dodgers bunched a walk, a Boston Shantz (7) and ThompToday's Probable Pitchers have a tendency to shy away from the catching position. single by Duke Snider and a sac Gorman, (Won-loson; Hurd Sullivan, records in parentheses) (9) (8), Kiely fly by Ransom Jackson for and White. WP Gorman It is the workhorse position of the team and probably rifice AMERICAN LEAGUE their ownj run. lacks the glamor of other positions. LP Sullivan HR Detroit New York at Vernon Hoeft The Ada, Okla., youth or and (6th). Gromek Foytack 18 next batters then retired the rs. Ford and Larsen or Especially Weak in Throwing on the way to his first major MEN'S DENIM Detroit at New , Turley York, postponed, victory. Carl Erskine was ram. Most of the junior baseball catchers are especially league Cleveland at Washington (2) the losing pitcher in the opener and vs. Garcia Wynn at weak in trying to throw out runners attempting to steal and Chicago Baltimore, postponed, Don Newcombe suffered the Pascual ) Ramos and rain. second base. A person might expect the younger catchers second game setback. Kansas City at Boston (2) in the Boys' Baseball program to be a little weak in this The Detroit at New York and vs. and Kretlow . . 1 600 .000 26115 14 Chicago at Baltimore day games Cleveland Nixon department because they naturally haven't had too much in and Delock . 000 .000 000 0 3 0 the American -- League were Washington Slack. Cool, time to develop their throwing arms. The ideal vacation and knock-aboChicago at Baltimore (2) Score and Stone, Hegan: out. rained Wilson Pierce and vs But, after watching the Chief League for Clevenger (6), Grob (8) and Fitz- - Ferrarese comfortable and completely washable. Available an4 Palica the past week, this writer has discovered games that the were released on $1,000 bail each, NATIONAL LEAGUE Chief League catchers have about as much difficulty In all colors and in peg or regular bottoms. Police said the battle got under Telegraphic Tabloids Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (2) the to throw Sax second when as .making long Law and Face vs. Buhl way early this morning younger boys. All of which points up the theory that left home in his car to do road 95 and Crone if a boy wants ton New York at Cincinnati (2) to advance rapidly in baseball the best way for him to do work in open, ountry. He found blocked by Wyatt's car. Antonelli and Worthington it, is to become a first rate catcher. It is said there is a the street claimed two vs. the Saxton and men, Klippstein shortage of topnotch backstops all the way up and down both waiters returning home from In e baseball ladder. , MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE Philadelphia at St. Louis (2) work, refused to move the car." x- - Washington was (4-Q- Duis-bur- g, five-matc- ter-fina- Vin-cen- l. 3-- 0 semi-final- s. zo 6-- 3, ot 6-- 2, 6-- 2. 9-- 7, 1-- (1-0- (2-5- 3-- 2. ). ot Right-hande- Vin-cenz- d five-under-p- (4-2- 8-- 1 Pittsburgh-at-Milwauke- 6-- 1, 6-- 3, 6, 6-- 4. 6-- 1. (7-- 4) two-hi- t, 6-- 4, o, ar 4-- 6, 2-- 6, ). 6-- 3, 6-- 3, 6--1, 6-- 2, 6--0. y : i! f 6--0. e 5-- 4, (2-2- (1-5- ); WW ). st (3-1- (1-3- ): ). (4-- 2) (4-- 2) (3-- 3) (7-- 1) ' - (3-- 1) (2-2.- ). .. (5--2) LAC (3-- 5) (2-6- (2-2- ). Dit-m-ar (4-- 4) (2-- 5) (1-- 2) (1-3- EC ). j V n '! ut f (6-- 4) (6-- 2) (6-- 2) (1-- . (2-- 4) Rate Track Saxton Engages In Street Brawl NEW YORK (PPi' Welter- anud Wade Vance, 29, who wielded wex&ui iaampiozL ioanny axton, tire-- irons in the fray, likewise using a baseball bat instead of boxing; gloves, staged an unsched- uled bout with two men Saturday during, a traffic dispute. t The Saxton, who won his title last March against Car- men Basilio, emerged from the sireei Drawi witn ;cuts ana onuses. His opponents, Samuel. Wyatt, 34, , 25-year-- : (2-6- 3) ' required treatment at a hospital before being taken to police headquarters. Saxton charged Wyatt with felonious assault and Vance with acting in concert. Saxton, in turn, was charged with felonious assault by Vance and Wyatt All three Police said the champ1 got out of his car with a baseball bat. The two men jumped out, police said, and Saxton rapped one across the shins with the bat. Vance and Wyatt armed themselves with tire irons and ex changed blows with Saxton who soon had enough and ran off, leav ing his car in the street, While Saxton was telephoning police from his home--a few blocks away that the had been attacked, Vance and Wyatt were doing the same thing. . 3 ). (4-- 3) (1-- 5) (4-- 2) (2-1- La-pal- m 0 ). and Roberts (2-- 2) vs. (5-- 5) ). Dickson (2-and McDaniel Brooklyn at Chicago Drysdale (1-or Koufax (00) vs. Mey (4-0- 4) By UNITED PRESS SPORT SHIRTS 3) (1-2- (UP) Pimlico race track officials faced the embarrassing problem Friday of a three-hors- e photo finish minus , the photo. Three horses .crossed the finish line together in the sixth race which was run on the secondary track. As they flashed by, the camera pushed the wrong button. He made a fine picture of the vacant main track; Relying oa the- - naked eye, the Judges proclaimed as the winner a , $71.60 long shot, Case Tip, the betting favorite, wis second and O'Meara was third.' 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