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Show SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 1957 Utah County, Utah 20 SUNDAY HERALD Cougar Thlnclads Tip ASC 66 to 65 66-6- 440-yar- d tured both the discus, ASC cap- 144 feet, 9 Vz inches, and the shot put, 49 feet, 2 inches. Dave Parker had an easy time of it, winning the high hurdles in 14.6 seconds. Rose made his winning pole vault on his second attempt. Moments before, both he and Dave Kenley, who graduated from ASC In the spring, eclipsed the school record with vaults of 14 feet, 8 SPRINGVILLE LADIES LEAGUE George for forRatterman, mer Cleveland Browns quarterback Otto Graham, was looking for a team Saturday because he failed to make a good showing with the Browns. Coach Paul Brown, who put the Phillips Garage Peays Market Center Service Humphrey Cleaners LaMar's Cafe Week's Results W L 35 33 33 29 29 20 25 26 27 31 31 39 i Modern Art Photo Ei- 184. Gonzales Seeks Legal Decision Against Kramer SPRINGVILLE The Springvjlle Ladies League will hold its annual banquet next Friday at 8 p.m. in the Social Center at Spanish Fork. Election of officers and awarding of trophies and prize money will follow the banquet. CLEVELAND (UP) Richard Norma Mock, president of the (Pancho) Gonzales, who defeated league, will be in charge of the Pancho Segura Friday night for a banquet arrangements. fifth straight Cleveland Profes sional Tennis Tournament title, WILL SERENADE FANS said he is seeking a legal deci CINCINNATI (UP) Baseball sion over the tourney's promoter, fans at Crowley Field this season Jack Kramer. will be serenaded during each Gonzales said he is .dissatisfied game by Miss Margaret Skanlin, with conditions under Kramer. a former light opera singer in The bronzed Californian disCharleston, W. Va. Miss Skanlin closed he has placed the matter will open each game with the Star of a possible break with Kramer Spangled Banner and will do two in the hands of his attorney. Unor three numbers between innings. der the current contract with IMPERVITEX - ROOFING APRIL 17 TICKETS $2.00 DIFFERENCE $2.50-$3.0- 0 G. D. Hargreaves PHONE FR Geo. Yardley 8:30 P.M. Prevents Cracking On New or Old Roofs THE sV Neil Johnston WED. Gives The Best Year In . . . Year Out All Weather Protection. LIFETIME GUARANTEE 57 BYU FIELDH0USE SEATS NOW ON SALE UTAH OFFICE SUPPLY SUTTON'S CAFE 0' Ash us about H rvinn ii iif fUl 13 it -- IIESAH FARM 66 Mel Hutchins BUILT-U- P SEE Bill Sharman Bill Russell 1t Save during our spring d L: 1 ar Women Bowlers To Hold Banquet 1900 2074 McKee to Return Bees To rs n, leen Bird (LeMar's), Humphrey Cleaners veteran Ratterman on the waiv1814 ers list Friday, said it was doubt- LeMar's Cafe 1801 Market ful that he could make the team Peays this fall. 2118 Phillips Garage Brown said he was turning the Center Service 2120 former Notre Dame athlete loose Summary now so he would have plenty of Team Game Center Serv High time to go with another team be- ice, 750; Humphrey Cleaners, 713; fore fall. Phillips Garage, 712. Individual High Series E. Chambers (Center Service, 552; N. Mock (Phillips), 483; L. Collett (Humphreys), 473. Individual High Game E. S. L. Chambers (Center Service, 210: BENNETTSVILLE, S.C. (UP) Eddie Lieshman, president of the Salt Lake City Bees of the Pioneer baseball league, announced Saturday that Art McKee, pitching veteran of last year's club, would return for the left-hande- odds-make- " "V. 4 L. Collett (Humphreys), 192; Modern Art Photo (UP) understudy 5, newly-electe- pacity should contact Mr. Alger clude Don Clarke, vice president; immediately. and Clifford Babcock, secretary- The Chief League is for basetreasurer. ball players, 15, 16 and 17 years Alger said plans for operation old. At present the program is conof the, league are moving along fined to two leagues, the other smoothly, and that it appears being located at Pocatello, Ida. that the seven organizations that However, efforts are being fielded teams in 1956 would have made to expand the program to clubs in the ' circuit again this include other communities in the coming summer. west. The seven teams include Hammond . Iron, Provo Plumbing, Home Oil, Eagles, Elks, AmeriPearse, Utah, can Legion, and China City. Best ball: The new president said efforts Geertsen and Howe, BYU, def. BOSTON vs. Goldsworthy and Ellsworth, Utah, five-yea he has Kramer, option MAJOR LEAGUE (3 points). effective from Januagreement Fillmore and Cannon, BYU, def. ALL STARS of 1956. ary Rigby and Pearse, Utah, (3 points). World's Greatest Siart jc Bob Cousy Final Standings erful Chico Vejar. Jones, who was favored at said Vejar was a "good fighter good enough to make the look ridiculous." on the agenda for the Next Jones, of Yonkers, N.Y., coming season. Other players already in the is an April 25 fight with Joey fold are "Tex" Milburn, anBee outGray of Flint, Mich. Jones baseinches. pointed Arthur King in Toronto, other veteran hurler, first man Fred Hopke and third base candidates Don Jacquin and Paul High jump: 1. Whestine (A) SUNDAY WILL MARRY and Robertson (A), tie. 3. Bonham Price. BRUSSELS (UP) and Quintett (BYU) (BYU). Sandor The Salt Lake club will comIharos, the Hungarian refugee who plete the organization of a club Height: 6 feet, 4Vi inches Shot put: 1. Rothermund (A); holds three world track records, roster here and will open the reg J. Brown (BYU) 3. Merrill (BYU). will marry his Hungarian sweet- ular season in Salt Lake City heart here Sunday. Iharos, who April 26 against Boise. distance: 49 feet, 2 inches. Javelin: 1. Blanch (BYU); 2. came here as a refugee last DeMiller (ASC); 3. Sanders (ASC). cember, has been earning his livThe accumulation of barnacles Distance: 198 feet, 11 inches. ing with Belgian clubs as a train- cn the bottoms of ships affects Pole vault: 1. Rose (A); 2. ing advisor. their speed. 13-- and Fillmore's fine round of 75 padded the victory margin for the defending Skyline Conference golf champions. It was the first conference match of the season for both clubs. The results: Jim Rigby, Utah, def, Phil Can; John Geert-senon, BYU, 2 Vz to BYU, def. Brian Goldsworthy, ; Win Howe, BYU, Utah, 2 Vz to def. Jim Ellsworth, Utah, Max Fillmore. BYU." def. TiD 71 3-- 0. CLEVELAND 10-rou- v a 3-- 0; Browns Place Ratterman On Waiver List fifth-ranke- hurdles. 13-- m I wouldn't be at "Me too all surprised if Mantle beat Ruth's record this year!" . . . SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UP) Ralph (Tiger) Jones, who has taken tc boxing's Gypsy trail, Saturday set out to get ready for his third middleweight bout in 30 days. d conThe powerful tender, tired of waiting for a shot at the title, figures he'll keep trim fighting at a whirlwind pace just as he did Friday night in a televised victory over the surprisingly heavier but less pow- of the Sun Devils set nw meet records with a 9.7 second timing in the 100 - yard dash and 23.3 seconds in the low Rothermund of ' ' 'i ' Tiger Jones Cops Win Over Vejar Ieon Burton Don yard 220-yar- 880-yar- Win Chief League, Howe and Max Fillmore led Brig- Saturday. Taylor, player agent. Approximately 40 persons attended the meeting and listened to a talk by Merlin Slack; Utah County director of WBFB. Tryouts will be announced later. . 100-ya- rd in 3:19. The Sun Devils were partially crippled for the meet because of the absence of distance star Alex Henderson, who was ill. Joe Tyler of BYU won the mile in the good time of 4:16.8, but it was six seconds off the best time for Henderson this year. There were several good performances by members of both trams. Dale Winder outlasted Paul Anderson of BYU to capture the d run for ASC in the time of 1:53, .4 better than the Border Conference record. Finlinson snagged the dash in 49 seconds flat. - -- SALT LAKE CITY (UP) f run: 1. Finlinson (BYU); 2. Nealy (A); 3. Palmer (A). Time, 49 seconds. dash: 1. Burton (A); 2. H Anderson (BYU); 3. Pettit (A). Time: 9.7 seconds. High hurdles: 1. Parker (BYUj; 2. Hastings (BYU); 3. Springfield, (A). Time, 14.6 seconds. Discus: 1. Rothmund (A); Merrill (BYU); 3. Brown (BYU). Distance 144 feet, 9 inches. d dash: Pettit (A); 2. H. Anderson (BYU); Demet (BYU). Time 21.6 seconds. Two-mil- e run: 1. Griffith (BYU); 2. Tyler (BYU), 3. Mc Kisson (A). Time, 9:34.7. Low hurdles: 1. Burton (A); 2. Parker (BYU); 3. Millett (BYUh Time 23.3 seconds. Mile relay: BYU (Crittendon, Chamberlin, O. Anderson, Finlinson). Time, 3:19. 440 Almo Alger has assumed the were being made to add an duties of president of the Provo eighth team to the circuit this it was reported season. He said tryout dates vwCld be announced in the near future. It ham Young University's golf team Alger,who was elected to the appears if at least two or three to an easy 3 victory over Utah position at a recent league meet- new managers will have to be sei University here Friday. cured for the season, and anyone Howe took medalist honors with ing, succeeds Weston Garrett. in serving in that cad Other officers In- interested tyro-gra- m, 4:16.8. Count 3 EDGEMONT Gene Haag hai been elected president of the Edgemont Western Baseball For Boys it was announced Saturday Other officers elected at the organizational meeting include Frank Monroe, vice president ; Laura Carrera, secretary ; Gene Orton, treasurer ; and Wes Charles (A); 3. Saxer (A). Height, 15 feet, 1 inch. Broad jump: 1. Brooks (BYU'.; 2. Griggs (A); 3. Gritzner (A). inches. Distance, 22 feet, 11 Mile: 1. Tyler (BYU); 2. Mc Kisson (A); 3. Ray (BYU). Time: A pole TEMPE, Ariz. (UP) vauJt of 15 feet, 1 inch by Joe Rose of Arizona State College Friday night overshadowed a thrill5 dual meet victory for ing Brigham Young University over the Sun Devils. Rose, a junior college transfer from California, thus became the ninth man in history to clear 15 feet. He won an ovation from the crowd of 3,500 after the vault. The bar quivered when he brushed against it, but remained on the standards. Rose missed three times at 15 feet, 3 inches. 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