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Show SUNDAY HERALD New System to Be Introduced For Naming All-StPlayers SUNDAY, JUNE Utah County. Utah United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP) tem for picking new sys- A All-St- players ar will be introduced next year and all signs point to a limiting of the fans' voting power. The new system, in the process being worked out now, will carry the backing of baseball Commissioner Ford C. Frick, who made his dissatisfaction with the present system obvious Friday when he readjusted the results of the fans' votes for this year's All-StGame. "Something had to be done, ' Frick said, when a last - minute deluge of 550,000 ballots from the Cincinnati area created a situation whereby eiffht Redleg players would have started against the in St. American League 9. Louis, July of ar All-Sta- rs 1 Frick's move was generally applauded in baseball circles. The 'commissioner pointed out that the rush of Cincinnati ballots just before Thursday's midnight deadline had "resulted in a team which would not be typical of the telephone conversations with National League President Warren Giles and American League President Will Harrklge, Frick ruled that only five Cincinthe same number nati players of Redlegs who started for the would be in the NL last year this year instead of opening lineup eight. Frick's action, unprecedented in the history of the All-StGame, resulted in first baseman George Crowe, center fielder Gus Bell and right fielder Wally Post of the Redlegs being dropped from the starting lineup and quite possquad. sibly from the All-StSo, after League May Fold ar All-Star- start in their places were first baseman Stan Musial of the Cardinals, center to Elks China W L Pet. 8 2 3 5 7 City .800 .700 .500 .500 .500 .400 .300 .300 5 Provo Plumbing 5 5 Eagles 5 5 G. L. Anderson 4 6 Home Oil 7 3 Hammond Iron 3 7 American Legion Friday's line scores: 0 0 0 00 0 3 10 Home Oil 11 0 0 8 14 2 3x Elks Wright Bigelow, Penrod and Penrod, Mitchell; Depain and Dahle. 3BH Hoskins. 10 4 Provo Plum. 000 102 ... G. Anderson 000 102 Payne and Garrett; Decker. 2F.H 60 03 N'eff Garrett, 8 5 and Grcen-halg- h. Hoovpr. Roper. Monday's Schedule 5:30 China City vs. Provo m. p Plumbing Hnrnp Oil vs 7:30 p.m. G. L. s, End of first half. TIMPANOGOS LEAGUE Standings Provo Phillies Madsen Cleaners W L Pet. 11 7 0 5 1.000 . 583 . 500 .455 .455 .000 ,..5 ..55 Club Dairy Queen 5 6 6 0 11 20-3-0 Telluride Pacific Pipe Friday's line scores: Pacific Pipe 0 000 00 10 06x 01 1 1 3 16 12 4 Madsen Clnere Blackwell. Nelson. Christensen; Jugant, Bob Morton. HR Lane, Workman. 2BH O'Mafien. Telluride Dairy Queen 150 400 10( 11 3 010 050 6 6 6 McArthur; Hales. Clark, Mitchell. Smith. 2BH Nelson, Wall. Lamb. Wall, Club 000 0101 3 1 211 lOx 5 3 4 Provo Phillies Johnson, Wilcox; Godfrey, Beck. 2BH Marshall, Bullock. Rawlings. Monday's Schedule 5:30 p.m. Craghead Plumbers vs. Leven's Clothing (Fairer). 20-3- 0 TUNE-U- P SPECIALISTS We Specialize in Carburetors - Generators, Starters - Speedometers We use only Original Service Parts Also Small Engines PHONE FR for Appointments Tune-U- p PROVO 40 South 4th West Provo SAVE UP T :v - League Play Thursday's Phillies Bombers Manavu and First will play Wednesday at 9 p.m. in the top game of this week's Provo Stake Softball League schedule. Other games scheduled Wednesday night will find Sixteenth meeting Fifth at 6:20 p.m. and Seventh battling Tenth at 7:40 p.m. First currently is in first place in the league standings, but a victory for Manavu Wednesday night would move them into a tie for the top spot. In last week's games, Manavu defeated Fifth, 12-while First defeated Seventh, The game between Provo Seventh and First saw Seventh score two runs in the top of the first inning when Mel Hammond led off with a single, followed by a walk, and a three-bas- e hit by Don Clarke. First scored in the bottomhalf of the first inning with Wayne Keith and Shafter Bown hitting home runs to account for five big runs. There were a total of 15 hits in the ball game with Seventh getting nine of them. In the game between Manavu and Fifth, Manavu scored three e runs in the first inning on a hit by George Collard. Fifth scored two runs in the second inning, and added three more in the fourth. Swenson and Nelson accounted for five hits for Fifth. The game between Sixteenth and Tenth was cancelled and will be played at a later date. Team standings: 7, 8-- 4. two-bas- Manavu Sixteenth Seventh Tenth Fifth -- SELL-OU- k; Home Runs: Hawkins, Kirkman, Ashdown. Primary Girls Orem Eleventh 41, Orem Second "B" 18; Orem Thirteenth 15, Orem Tenth 4; Orem Second "A" 34, Orem "A" Eleventh "B" JULY 0. e Ill 036 Red Sqx Wildcats 001 30 4 8 2 Orem 4 cer). 1 and Batteries: Young, Clark Frank; Rogers and Scott. Home runs: Horton, Clark hits: Clark hits: Tucker Tuesday's Schedule Geneva Phillies vs. Westmore Wildcats, Diamond No. 1 Westmore Yankees vs. Hill Crest Bombers, Diamond No. 2 Sharon Indians vs. Hill Crest Red Sox, Diamond No. 3. Three-bas- e Two-ba- se vs. Orem 3 4 (N.E. Spen- SENIOR GIRLS Tuesday, 6:15 p.m. Orem 1 vs. Orem 5 (West Spencer); Orem 10 vs. Orem 13 (North Shop). Wednesday, 6:15 p.m. Orem 12 vs. Orem 7 (West Spencer); Orem 9 vs. Orem 3 (North Shop); Orem 16 vs. Orem 2 (S.W. Spencer); Orem 11 vs. Orem 6 (N.E. Spen- cer). STAKE JUNIOR GIRLS Monday, 6:15 p.m. Orem 11 vs. Orem 12 (S.W. Spencer). CUBS AMERICAN LEAGUE 6:15 p.m. Lakeview Tuesday, STANDING vs. Orem 19 (N.E. Spencer); Orem W L Pet. 5 vs. Vineyard "B" (S.W. Spen7 0 1.000 cer). Union 4 2 .666 Sharon Braves Friday, 6:15 p.m. Orem 13 vs. 4 3 .571 Orem 15 (N.E. Spencer); Orefn Geneva Indians 4 4 .500 14 bye. Westmore Dodgers 2 6 .250 Windsor Flyers PRIMARY GIRLS 1 4 .200 Hill Crest Pirates Friday 5:30 p.m. Orem 11 "A" 1 4 .200 vs. Orem 10 (North Shop); Orem Geneva Hawks 13 vs. Orem 11 "B" (North Shop); line scores: Friday's 107 01 x 4 9 1 Orem 2 "A" vs. Orem 2 "B" (West Indians 100 0102 5 3 Spencer ) . Dodgers Batteries: Olsen and Eyre; Vas-se- y, Wyatt and Lindquist. Harding; Johnson, Collins and Two-ba- 082 Ox 010 04 Flyers Braves 10 7 2 5 9 1 Batteries: Hooley arid Billings; 1 Burkhead and Frost, Ohristensen hits: Newell, Gillman, Two-bas- e Hooley. Union 2320 807 100 00 Hawks 95 1 13 0 2 4 Batteries: Spalding, Jacobs and runs: F. Stewart, K. Stewart. Two-bas- e hits: Blake. Monday's Schedule Geneva Indians vs. Geneva Hawks, Diamond No. 3. Windsor Flyer vs. Union, Dia mond No. 1. Sharon Braves vs. Hill Crest, Pirates, Diamond No. 2. 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This Week's Girls' Schedule Indians 18312 5 2 3 1 3 003 Yankees OREM STAtfE JUNIOR GIRLS Kirk and Nielsen; Batteries: Monday, 6:15 p.m. Orem 2 vs. Childs and Robbins. 8 'North Shop); Orem 6 vs. Orem Humphries, Vineyard "A" (West Spencer); Two-Bas- L Rowley, 4 3 3 1 1 272 Ox- - 11 11 0 7 8 1 700 00 Batteries: Yergenson and Dim-icJeff and Carter, Beagley. W After which Miller's will be open on Saturday only through summer months, specializing in Fiberglass for Boats, and Expert Tennis Racket SELECT FLIES SNELLED HOOKS Eagle Beak. Reg. 35c 15c Reg. 30e 79c card of six. Now. One Dozen DELUXE STREAMERS DELUXE STREAMERS Reg. 75c (with genu 29c for Provo River. ine jungle cock ... 19c 45c. Now 79c ,i y Softball WEDNESDAY Value n () vfcv.: S:i 'Crucial' Set MONDAY, TUESDAY, $30.00 i Teddy Brenner has signed unbeaten Argentine heavyweight A4- ex Miteff to fight Fernando Fata of Philadelphia at St. Nichols Arena, July 8. Brenner had pre--j viously tried to match Miteff with Bob Baker but was unsuccessful. -- GOODS e SIGNS HEAVYWEIGHT NEW YORK (UP) Promoter 37 26 SPORTING (M-k- le The carpenter's are moving in . . . The merchandise must move out! Orem Baseball FINAL THREE DAYS BAIT HOOKS (Large sizes only Reg. 35c doz. Now 100 for "swing" classes. A nine-hotourney .will follow the July 23 session, with members of the class participating. 9--- 21 First AUTO ELECTRIC Russian Rowing Team Arrives for London Regatta series fielder Willie Mays of the Giants Drury. and right fielder riank Aaron of STANDING BOYS LEAGUE JR. the Braves, each of whom fin732 IS 0 W L Pet. Orem 11th at his position. ished runner-u- p 000 2 3 0 0 18th Orem 4 1 .800 Sharon Cox and Mason; Janson and 5 2 .714 Hill Crest Miller. .571 3 4 Geneva 3 .500 West more Ill 12 6 3 2 2 5 .286 Lake View Union 13th 530 Orem 3112 8 0 0 4 .000 Windsor M. and Johnson Reese; Reese 5:30 p.m. Seethalers Meat vs. line scores: Friday's and Herbert. Modem Cleaners (Harmon). 7 2 013 000 Hill Crest 7:30 p.m. Beesley Monument vs. Westmore 10 2 021 001 SHARON JR. MEN'S LEAGUE First Security Bank (Harmon). Batteries: Paulson and McCand-less- ; W L Pot. Finch and Burr, Littlefield. Provo 17th 2 0 1.000 NORTHEAST BOYS LEAGUE Home Runs: Blayloek (2) 1 1 .500 11th Orem W L Pet. Two-Bas- e hits: Wilkinson, Davies, Orem 15th 1 2 .333 1 0 1.000 Norton Fruit Littlefield. 1 0 000 Orem 12th 1 0 1.000 Ben's Western line scores: Thursday's Schedule Wednesday's 0 1 .000 Geneva Utah Office 000 125 8 8 0 Orem 12th vs. Provo 17th. 0 1 .000 Thorn's Rock 002 3005 5 3 Union Friday's line scores: Batteries: Housekeeper, Rawlin-so- n Last Week's Results: 110 0305 7 3 Utah Office and Loveridge; Holdaway, 2 5 003 30x 6 Bert's Western Orem Stake Junior Girls Orem Tislow, Young and Grames. Peterson, D. Clark; Judd Tan- Three-bas- e Third 44, Lake View 28; Orem hits: Jacobson. ner, Stumph, Rees. 2BH Rogers Two-Bas- e hits: Rawlinson (2), Second 13, Orem Sixth 6; Orem 2, Tanner, Nelson. Eighth 27, Orem Fourth 19; VineJacobson, Shumway, Madsen. Monday's Schedule yard "A" 30, Orem Thirteenth 4. Monday's Schedule 5:30 p.m. Thorn's Rock vs. Senior Giris Orem Eleventh 53, Windsor vs. Sharon Bert's Western. Orem Twelfth 26; Orem Sixteenth 29, Orem Ninth 11; Orem First 22, CUBS NATIONAL LEAGUE Orem Seventh 18; Orem Third 11, STANDING W L Pet. Orem Thirteenth 2; Orem Second 6 0 .1.000 25, Orem Fifth 4; Orem Sixth 33, Geneva Phillies 5 1 .833 Orem Tenfii 2. Sharon Indians Sharon Stake Junior Girls OreYn 4 2 .666 Hill Crest Red Sox 1 4 .200 Eleventh 13, Orem Nineteenth 7; Westmore Wildcats Hill Crest Bombers ....1 5 .183 Orem Fourteenth 17, Vineyard "B" Westmore YanJcees ... 0 5 .000 16; Orem Fifteenth 33, Orem Twelfth 26; Orem Fifth 16, Lake line scores: In Anderson. will be held July 16 and July 23. Paul Boyack and Jerry Braun will be the instructors for the six-da- y Junior Baseball Summary CHIEF LEAGUE Standings classes" for women golfers wffl start on July 9. Other session tour- Best-Ba- ll - Orem Softball ar Designated actually team. tional League's All-StThe five Cincinnati players who will start are Johnny Temple at second base; Roy McMillan at shortstop; Don Hcak at third .National League and which would base; Frank Robinson in left not meet with the approval of field, and Ed Bailey will catch. fans the country over." Brooklyn manager Walt Alston, who will pilot the NL Honesty Unquestioned Frick stressed that his action will 'choose the pitchers and the was "no reflection on the sincer- reserves. ity or honesty of the Cincinnati poll," but he explained their 550,-00- 0 ballots were "greater than the total number of ballots cast by all SHARON SENIOR MEN other sections of the country for Friday's Results: a similar period." 8 2 5 002 01 Orem 14th 036 1212 9 1 Orem 15th Gehring and Olsen; Witt and ar 24-ye- ar Frick Tournament Set Best-Ba- ll Johnston, course pro, announced Arizona-Mexic- o ney will get underway Thursday Saturday. and run through Sunday, Bill Prizes in both gross and net will be awarded to the top golfers in the event. The defending champs are TUCSON, Ariz. (UP) The Max Fillmore and Phil Cannon Arizona - Mexico League was in in the gross and Jim Whitley and Gordon Amos in the net. danger of folding today as Tucson Qualifying for the Provo City Cowboys manager Don Jameson Amateur, a match play affair, said his team does not have sufLONDON (UP) The Russian also will be run off on the same to ficient funds dates. make a rowing team for the Royal HenThe last class in the junior to scheduled start Sunday. trip ley Regatta arrived here Friday golf clinic will be held Wednes Jameson said unless he sold night by plane without their oars. day, with a junior tourney slated the team or received immediate The oars would not fit in the 8 and 9. with the golfers financial backing, the Cowboys airline1 which flew the 18 - man July paired according to their age would be forced to suspend team here from Paris. They will groups. be shipped over by boat. of "swing Another meaning to, named the Na- Without really Timpanogos The Timpanogos ar By MILTON RICILMAN 17 30, 1957 01 . . . where big things are happening for you! things are happening for you at Hoover's. We're remodeling and expanding, and before the plaster dust starts f lying.we've got to move our present stock. Come In and help yourself to Hoover's famous name merchan-dis- e Big at greatly reduced prices. 74 WEST CENTER 95 |