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Show 1 0 WEDNESDAY, JULY 15. 1959 Utah, County. Utah DAILY HERALD y Dureri Ryn Gh ISOX Tip Red Sox In T to 3 Till- i; ; anfic - . :.:: ' ' . ; s ' A, j '' " for s dual meet with American athletes this week end. The 69 men and women track y stars, along with 15 Soviet officials and interpreters accompany- ing them, went sightseeing this morning reporting to Franklin . . . ;.::. 'if ..'...:'., ,. 3-- 1, 1-- 0 4-- 2, I i 10-5- 9-- 1. 6-- 5, eight-gam- Russians have had less than five hours of practice since leaving the Soviet Union. last Saturday. They stopped off in Belgium Sunday for a sightseeing tour, arrived in New York Monday morning and came here by bus. They got in about 90 minutes of practice late Monday afternoon but the performers wereforced to lounge around their hotel here most of the day Tuesday waiting for a steady downpour to stop. It wasn't until late in the day that they were able to get to the field where they worked out for thtree hours despite occasional drizzling. But the, question of whether the Russians would decide to use the usual runways or the new "grass-tex- " footpaths installed jn the stadium this year was up in the air. The , x w: .waillKW.')'Ji WilWliVWt,'"r JSSr.SWVJSt-i-S- SAFE AT HOME Frank Torre, Braves f irst baseman, slides safely across the Tuesday. Johnnie plate in the third inning of the- Milwauk game O'Brien, Braves second baseman, singled to right to score Torre. Lee Walls' throw from right field to catch Earl Averill was not in time. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) ee-Chic- - ago is , -- Leaders In Big Leagues United Press International National League Player & Club G. AB R. H. Pet. Aaron. Milw. White, St. L. Gilliam,- - L. A. Robinson,, Cin. Cungham, St. L, Logan, Milw 82 80 78 85 79 70 ENTER PGA GOLF A DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI) field, of 180, including 14 former champions, will compete in the 41st annual PGA championship at St. Louis Park near Minneapo2, the lis, Min., July anAssn. Professional Golfers nounced today. 180 60 123 .365 47 100 .341 56 95 .338 65 106 .332 33 81 .329 237 30 78 .329 337 593 281 319 246 American League 80 318 54 112 .352 Det. Kuenn, 81 313 49 105 .335 Runnels, Bos. 84 346 45 115 .332 Fox, Chi. 74 289 47 96 .332 Kaline, Det. Woodling, Bait. 78 252 36 83 .330 Runs Batted In National League - Banks, Cubs 83 ; Robinson, Reds 82; Aaron, Braves 75; Cepeda, Giants 66; Mathews, Braves 66. American League Killebrew, Senators 75; Jensen Red Sox 71; Colavito, Indians 67; Maxwell, Tigers 62; Lemon, Senators 61. jj United Press International National League 40 38 36 Washington 44 46 48 8 .476 Boston .429 12 W. L. Pet. GB Kansas City 49 37 .470 ... San Francisco Tuesday's Results 46 36 .561 1 Milwaukee Kan. City 1 Bait. 0, 1st twilight 49 40 .551 lVz Bait. 3 Kan. City 1, 2nd nighs Los Angeles 47 40 .540 2 New York Cleveland 0, night . Pittsburgh 42 44 .488 7 Chicago Chicago 7 Boston 3, night 41 44 .482 7 St. Louis Washington 4 Detroit 2, night 37 49 .430 12 Cincinnati Pacific Coast League 31 52 ,373.16 Philadelphia W. L.Pct. GB Tuesday's Results 5 10 50 42 543 Milwaukee Sacramento Chicago 48 42 .533 1 Pittsburgh 9 Los Angeles i, night Vancouver 45 42 .517 St. Lous 6 Cincinati 5, night, 11 Portland 24 47 45 .511 3 Salt Lake , innings 2 San Francisco at Philadelphia, 45 48 .484 5Mt Phoenix 45 49 .479 6 games, postponed, rain San Diego 44 45 .473 6 Spokane American League 42 50 .457 Seattle ' 8 .452 10 30-Au- g. Triple Play! Spices Action In Provo Softball League Barnett, second baseman, vho in turn threw to McLaren at first, for w play. ', .... .7 theIn triple Central Motor other games Tuesday night, ..... .5 Ben Brooks Carlson ........ collected two homers ... .4 Thirteenth to pace Wyview to a a double and Smeath's ....... ......3 2 win over, Byrd and Chad, while 3 Byrd and Chad as Bulow pitched a Ray Wy View ...... .'L.2 he 1 Carlson' to a hurled victory Smeath's Market .'threw a scare over Carlson. into Central Utah Motoij and pull- Wyview ........ . .021 110 6 2 3 1 ed off the first triple play of the Byrd and Chad . .002 000 Provo Major Softball League sea Ipsen and Lowrv; Partridge and son Tuesday night at Harmon Boshard. Park. However, the Motor nine cut Central Motor ....100 101 8 0 four-ru- n short a rally Smeath's , . ..... .000 000 8 3 by the Market team to gain a 4 Seeley and. Lewis; Gammon and victory their seventh 1vin of the Crouch. second half against one loss. The triple play came with Dave 2 4 000 100 Weiser of Central Motor on, second Thirteenth 020 002 .x 4 5 2 and Mickey Eggertsen on first. Carlson Blair Reese lined to Thompson, Sorensen and Peterson; Bulow and Smeath's shortstop, who threw to Casper. LEAGUE STANDINGS 6-- two-hitt- er 4-- -- 5-- CITY (UPI) Utah's boating law and numbering system' has been approved by the United States Coasf Guard. Norm Van Pelt, boating ',' for the Utah State Parks and Recreation Commission, said approval means that Utah may, now start issuing permanent license numbers to boat owners. Utah the second state in the nation to have its boating act approved ' under the 1958 Federal "Boating Law which required all states to set up an acceptable- system or, have administration - taken over by the Coast ' r- Guard. super--visor- Salt DENVER, Colo. (UPI) Lake City golfer Ralph Johnson was scheduled to enter the first tvo rounds of matches today in the National Public Links golf tournament in. Denver. Johnson qualified Tuesday with 4 144. a two-da-y total of 150 or better to took scores of stay in the tourney. Defending champion Dan Sikes, Jr.,"" of Jacksonville, Fla., who barely qualified in a special" playoff a year ago, captured medalist honors in the meet with a toUl over 36 holes. of , The tournament is being played at Denver's WeUshire Municih pal Course. , 70-7- " 69-631- 37 A RADIATORS REPAIRED Auto Glass Installed Specialized Work 01 : 6ITE Off L ' AHLANDERS Univ. Avenue 490 So. MP - v IKES - m twi-nigh- READ THE FACTS BEFORE YOU BUY! t, Cleveland Chicago Baltimore New York Detroit W. L. Pet. GB 47 48 45 42 42 .573 .571 .523 .494 .483 4 35 36 41 43 45 ... ... 6V2 7 - vy 25 44 last-innin- g, Tuesday's Results Sacramento 10 San Diego Salt Lake 9 Phoenix 5 Portland 4 Seattle 2j Spokane 4 Vancouver 0 driving on super highways demands stronger, safer tires than anyone can sell for $12.95. B.F.Goodrich makes economy tires that give outstanding 8 , day-omake it safe for day-iperformance under bruising, pounding conditions. o Turnpike Hires call for the strongest materials, toughest plies, painstaking design and construction. Risking life and property on anything less is sheer folly. High-spee- d tires can't be built for $12.95. at sustained high speeds on J ut n, service. But they're designed for normal city and: country dri png, not for long periods . e tire on 'Testing' a doesn't a turnpike necessarily low-pric- High-spe- ed i - 16 02 .; " : SALT LAKE s day. , day and then, participate in tot pro-ar- n Thursday. A-a- the meet and Sun- ' " 7-- before Field where will be held Saturday - five-gam- j " st . - le . - -- 18-ho- 34-326- 6.: 36-3- 3 j One-Ru- score" Tuesday. He had an By United Press International total of FARMINGTON, Utah (UPI) United Press International Smiley Quick was next in line The Utah, Open Golf Turnameat Rus- - sets PHILADELPHIA (UPI) with' a pair of 34s for a 63 total underway at xthe Oakridge sia's track and field team, hamp Country Qub Friday, but prac George Schneiter Sr. posted a ered by heavy rains and equip- tice rounds are already crowd 69, and John Geertsen Sr. had ment difficulties, hoped today to Ing the course schedule even par 36s for a 72 total. sesfull in its first get U. S. Open champ Billy Caspractice winner Zell Eaton, a two-tini- e sion since arriving in this country of the event, carded the best per was scheduled to practice to- By JOHN CLANCY -- 1-- 1-- Eaton's 66 Tops Field in Utah Open "liourney Practice Rounds Track Team By FRED DOWN United Press International An 0.83 earned run" average and a string of 31 3 consecutive scoreless innings . stamp. Ryne Duren today as the feltoto who may yet save the New York Yan-- . kees' hide and pride. Casey Stengel called him "my guy" after Duren. saved Tuesday night's 0 victory over the Cleveland Indians and it's obvious no Yankee manager ever has, relied so- heavily on a relief pitcher since Bucy Harris toasted Joe Page in wine and ' song back inV 1947. V' V No American League relief pitcher ever has won a most valuable player award but Duren could be the first to do so. "His won-lo2 record is completely of course, because he deceptive, is credited with eight "'saves" and the ' way he is pitching he could wind up setting two .new league records. With his string of consecutive . tcoreless innings, Duren is getting ' into position to threaten Walter record of 56 Johnson's straight. And Ryne's current 0.83 .r.a. is considerably lower than the league mark of 1.01 held by H. B. (Dutch) Leonard of the Boston Red Sox. ' n Lead v Protects Duren did it again Tuesday night when Stengel hustled him out of the bullpen to protect the one-ru- n Yankee. lead which existed since the second inning. Ryne laced eighf men, walked one, allowed one hit and struck out thraj to protect Whitey Ford's first victory in three weeks" and ninth of the year. The victory braked t h e Yane kees' losing streak and also enabled the Chicago White Sox to move with two percentage points of the Indians via their 3 win oyer the Boston Red Sox. The Baltimore Orioles beat the Kanafter a sas City Athletics, the and defeat Washington Senators downed the' Detroit Tiin, the other A.L. games. gers, First-plac- e San Francisco was out in the N a 1 1 o n a 1 rained of the two neither but League could take contenders principal The Chicago Cubs advantage of it. whipped the Milwaukee Braves, ', and the Pittsburgh Pirates romped over the Los Angeles The St. Louis CarDodgers, dinals ' beat the Cincinnati Reds, In 11 innings and ended Don e streak. Newcombe's , Area Sports Brig fs Heavy Rains Hamper Russ - 1-- Victory ,""' E3 turnpikes. For extra safety get ()dnclhi ct7.S) u o Longr r.Tiler NYLOM cord means added Safety, extra mileage. ouc jr I TUBE-TYP- I E BUCKWAIL BLACKWAIL, ' o Special design gives you NYLOM for less cost than many ordinary tires o Up a steep mud-choke- wash-Positracti- d pays off I on Oriveworry-fre- e Set B. F. Goodrich 7.10-1- 5 on NYLOM tires Smileage ! 7.60-1- 5 8.00-1- 5 STOP That's a Chevy with . would bet his badge the tie rods won't even need replacing! Out in that wild, climbing Utah country, Chevy's suspension and frame and brakes, its Positraction rear axle and Thriftmaster 6 power are proving themselves under rougher conditions than most test engineers could dreairf upi They're proving that Chevrolet's advanced engineering and design ideas pay off in spades when the going gets especially mean and dirty where pi grow. all routine for this Chevy, that's equipped with Positraction rear axle. It's hard at it every day for HI the Utah Fish and Game commission. Figure about 60,000 miles of mountaineering before this Chevy is traded. And yet the y o,7F 23.95 26.25 8.00-- U 28.75 8i0-1- 4 14 I TUBELESS BLACKWALl 4.95 27.60 30.20 32.00' THE SIGN OF THE SMILING TIRE 9 district officer who drives it Climbs talus grades bridge. 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