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Show IvTff; 14 1939 SUNDAY HERALD , II The Sports Scene earns f r ) Gno. Li Hurdle Ace u nee old e7d Never Run Again; Game Slated Wednesday Now Look at Him Go! r r. ill! m HQ; Blue-Whi- te if Coaches were named and teams selected Saturday, for what should By WENDELL RIGBY one be of the finest Intrasquad Herald Sports Writer football games staged at Brigham For one who once was told that he would probably Yourig University in recent years. never run again, Dick Millett, ace track man at Brigham The annual game, Young University, is doing a pretty good job of fooling which is scheduled for 7:30 Wed, all the prognosticators. ' nesday night in Cougar stadium, Dick injured his leg while on an LDS mission in Ar- is being sponsored by the Downgentina, and it did handicap him for. a time after he re- town Coaches and will climax Y on campus. turned, but the new Skyline Conference record he set after Day activities divisions announced SatTeam the and he is way the one year of vacation, burning up coach head Tally Stethe track this spring indicates that his injury was far from urday by hi dians, Torgeson's belt was the only hit during the uprising as the loss snapped Cleveland's four - game winning streak. The Indians entered the ninth with a 3 lead and relief ace Dick Brodowski pitching, but booted the game away with three errors. Brodowski walked Sherman Lol-la- r to open the ninth frame. George Strickland booted a double play ball hit by Ray Boone; then threw wild to second to allow the first run to score. With one out Brodowski then dropped 'a throw from Vic Power on Johnny Calli-so-n at first, allowing another run to score. After Luis Aparicio walked, Torgeson homered into 8-- 6. . 5-- ' vens will pit the first and fourth string units agajnst the second and third teams. This should Insure, Stevens pointed out, a good balance of power. : Will Direct Teams Assistant coaches Owen Dixon and Chris Apostol will direct the Blue squad which has a majority of second and third units. Carl Rollins and Hal Mitchell will guide the Whites who have a liberal ' sprinkling of regulars and from last season. Coach Stevens, meanwhile, will have to content himself with a neutral position elsewhere in the stadium. Two of the Cougars' team captains for the '59 season, guard Lon-hi- e Dennis and Paul Eckel, "will bolster the White squad. The team's other captain, Howard Ringwood, has drawn an assignment with the Blues. Practice sessions from here on out will separate the two teams, and they can plot their own strat egy and attack as they see fit. V semi-regula- 3V. V : - t' f i i f ' ' i - k - y - ; f - r . - . ...... - , He came to Brigham Young University in the fall of Brown. GUARDS Steve Sullivan, Mi1952 and made his presence known when he took'first lan Norm Ron Putnam, Christley, place in trie conference in the high hurdles, and second in Nielson. v the lows. He was winner of one of the first gold medals CENTERS Steve Dangerfield, for Clarence Robison, new coach at the Cougar school. Wayland Shepherd. Dick attended school for part of his second year, then QUARTERBACKS Gary Dunn, left for the mission field in Argentina." He came back to Ron Startin. the Y in 1956 but had his troubles the next spring beKeith LEFT HALFBACKS cause of his leg, and it was not until last year that he hit Hubbs,; Hal Lewis, Don Frazier. his stride again, and set a new mark of :22.9 .'in the low RIGHT HALFBACKS Howard hurdles. He also placed fifth in the conference'in the one Ringwood," Burt Bullock, Paul Al' hunded yard dash. . " The Three Ladies In His Life his own family. He married l)enna Phelps, following his mission; a girl who lived just around the corner, a couple of Blocks from his home. Dick's sister, met him in Mexico and told him she had his wife all picked out for him,' and he didn't object, nor has he done any objecting since. . He missed a track meet in Arizona last year to Jiurry home because his wife was expecting a baby, , but she crossed him up and soon after his arrival she presented Jiim with a pair of baby girls. Dick drew a deep breath, but adjusted quickly, and since that time the pair, Zoane and Diane, have been al most, as much a part of his daily life as his track can tell them apart now because one of them is too activ to keep up with' the growing spree of her sister, but he maty return home from a meet one of these days and find Zoane, or Diane, which ever one it is, has had a growing spree and is on a par with the other. Dick has future ambitions for a coaching career, and not be surprising to find that he, like his own track will it mentor, Coach Robison, is grooming some one to break some of his own recordsxAt that, it couldn't happen to a nicer guy, so good luck, Dick; and may all your troubles be little ones. equip-ment.x- He A SPRINKLING SYSTEMS PLASTIC or DIAL FR 3-10- 03 PLUMBING & HEATING 56 North 2nd West 4-- 2. c - 400-fo- ot . 6-- 5 Art Fowler, a The pair had been matching each other in putting goose eggs up' on the scoreboard since the fifth inning1 after the teams had engaged in a slugfest the first four frames. Pollard To Join NIL Cage Tea m SALT LAKE r. , CITY (UPI) WASHINGTON The (UPI) The Edgemont Jluggcd Pearl Pollard, who led. EDGEMONT five Senators scored the of Washington to Utah aucthe University Pony League held its player runs the first in Saturday inning Conference basketball Skyline the tion recently and assigned the past season, and coasted to an 4 victory over players to the area's two teams. championship said today he will join the Allen the Boston Red Sox. WHITES' SIGNAL-CALLEBud Belnap, will be the The players include: Investors team next season in Pedro Ramos who has scored 15 starting quatrerback for the Whites when they play Taylor. Realty (Wayne Ferguson, the National Industrial League. ' of his 46 career victories ovcr( Bud Tisdale, Wendell the Blues Wednesday night in the annual BYU Intra coach) Boston went the distance in beat Pollard said he will begin Kirk Steven Granat, Price, football in Bates, Stadium. the comwith the game squad spring Cougar ing the Red Sox for the secondj training Bill Jacobsen, Ed Short, David pany this summer and start bas- time this season. Ramos is Whetton, Melvin Ferguson, Doug ketball drills Sept. 1. The " Allen overall. Loveless,- Chip Woodward, Jerry team, a San Francisco outfit, will BAD DAY FOR GUS Taylor, Paul Gillespie, John Peter- join the league next season. GorRichard and Hirsch An official son, Lyle BOSTON (UPI) ; v , don. The U.S. is spending sco r e r's revision Wednesday United Press International Strickland Indians 12; Held, InLions the fiscal current during charged Baltimore catcher Gus; Taylor dians 11; Stephens, Red Sox 10; National League . on missiles and coach) year Loyal space flight, Triandos with three passed ball White Sox 10; Jensen, (Jerry Ferguson, Aparicio, with on instead of two in Tuesday's game John $2,500,000,000 & Peter Hop Svendson, compared Club G.ABR. n.Pct. Red Sox '10. Baker, Player . ' atomic David with the Boston Red Sox. David 10 10 energy. 43 22 .512 Braithwaite, kins, Aaron, Milw. Home Runs Alou, S. Fran. 11 46 7 19 .413 Mecham, Clyde Perry, Bruce National Demeter, League 12 46 7 17 .370 Hutchinson, Cal Carrera, Lynn Banks, Chi. 9 28 4 10 .357 Dodgers 6; Mathews, Braves 6; Hersh, Skipper Standiford, "Rich Jones, Phfla. 11 45 10 16 .356 Cepeda, Giants 5; Alou, Giants 4; ard McKellar, Guy Richards, Jim Pinson, Cin. for Young Men who Banks, Cubs 4. American League Gleason, and LaMar Gagon. Held, IndiAmerican League 11 46 2 19 ,413 Kaline, Det. Practice schedules will be' anans Orioles 5; Triandos, 4; Maris, nounced 11 12 44 18 Cleve. .409 Power, will Graduate this' spring. later, it was reported. 11 43 11 17 .395 Athletics; Minoso, Indians; Yost, Tasby, Bait. 28 3 .11 .393 Tigers; Power, Indians; Jensen, Howard, N.Y. Sox; Bertoia, Senators; ers; Hobbie, Cubs; Semproch, 11 49 5 19 .388 Red Fox, Chi. Runs Batted In Phillies all Skowron, Yankees all 3. ' National League American League Brodowski, Demeter, Pitching (Based on 2 or more decisions) Indians; Ford, Yankees; Bell, InDodgers 16; Banks, Cubs 16; National League Giants 15; Mathews, Braves Antonelli, dians; McLish, Indians p Ferrar-esGiants 0 Burdette, Braves 12; Pinson, Reds 12. Indians; Johnson,v brioles; American League Triandos, Face, Pirates; Fowler, Dodgers; Delock, Red Sox; Larsen,' Yan- v Orioles 6; Skowron, Yankees 12; Spahn, Braves; Klippstein, Dodg- - kees all 8-- R on-the-j- ob 3-- 1; - Leaders In Big Leagues $6,600,-000,0- Brother-Edgemo- 00 nt j . 2-- 0. Ce-ped- a, e, ; 3-- 3-- 0; 2-- 0. m jti - m met t rf r- - 'wK)a. & r imt' I is Tom Cole, Fred Leav-it- t, Zander" , Don Peterson, Rudy Russ Felt, Tony Seymour. TACKLES John Kapele, Dave ENDS f: QUARTERBACKS A nap, Jack Jordan. searn, trim-bod- y model. i - i LEFT HALFBACKS Dale Grant, Joe McGinn, Harry Raynor, RIGHT HALFBACKS Jack Gifford, Carl Sorenson, Paul Garcia, Verl Shell. . FUIJJ3AOCS JeGrande Young, Lynn Stewart, Don McCracken. 'SSb, h r 11- Redskin Golfers ' Defeat Montana SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) Utah University won its first Skyline Conference golf match of the season here Friday with a 15 to 2 Vi win over Montana State University. Dick Jonley paced Utah to the victory, winging medalist honors with a 77 over the University Course. Montana's best score was 81 shot by Joe Boboth. OME A LIFT! fcul! J weekend . o patio, planter box or fish pend-- cr cny concrttt project th whtft telly cast tnjoy! 1T-.-Ii S SAKRETE-- tht ncreteIs so easy to wse ifs-sts- nft pre-m!xe- d co- tfie whole family caa join In asking repairs end fcuildkf ell those things that will make yevr hetnt a mere contforts&le, enjoyable ptsto to live. There's no fuss no muss with SAKRETE. All you do is empty the sack . , . add water ..mix... and use! Thafs all! SAKRETE Is always ready when you need it-- so quick end easy that you can do ell your repairini end building in your SPARE minutes! 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Points will be awarded on a basis in free-for-a- ll races, with the highest in point standings being selected as 10-ye- ar len , t This year looks to be his best in his track career. He has been flirting with his conference mark in practice, and if weather conditions and opposing runners will cooperate some new marks may be written into the books before his final season is completed. Right now his biggest worry is Dick Howard of New .Mexico. He is not so sure that Mr. Howard will remember on all occasions just who the champion is, and give him proper : consideration when the conference meet comes around. However, that seems to be driving the Cougar runner on and a 'ritew conference record is very likely to be made "in the Jow obstacle race. in, t " Friday the Cougars completed their third week of practice with a bruising scrimmage that must THEY ROOT FOR DICK Two of hurdle champion Dick have jarred the foundations of the Millett's biggest rooters are his' twin daughters, ..Zoane stadium. It was one of the hardest-hittin-g once told he'd never run sessions the Cats have unleft) and Diane. Millett was , this spring, and nearly corked again. t everyone was ready to call it quits Mesa was in sort of a slump during that period and when Coach Stevens brought the fourth place in. the district was the best the school, could action to a halt. achieve, but it was a different, story in track where Mesa Members of the Blue squad are: top place in the state, with Dick taking first ENDS captured Lynn Mathie, George n place-ithe hurdles; second place in the broad jump, and Smith, Gale Anderson, Harold . he ran one leg on the winning relay team. Hawkins and Milt Johnson. TACKLES Merlin Smith, Wes Came to BYU In 1952 V y Vorwaller, Roy Bennion, vBill & Auction Held the right field seats to give the the World Champion New York, Sox five unearned runs. . Yankees. Richards employed 20 players in- the end it was two rookies and PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Vet Willie Tasby and West Stock eran Harvey Haddix scattered and a veteran like seven hits Saturday as the who produced the victory. Pirates awakening Pittsburgh Tasby opened the 11th. with a took their second straight from double off loser Johnny Kucks. the Philadelphia Phillies, Casey Stengel immediately jerkBill Mazeroski scored both of the winning runs, breaking a tie ed Kucks, who had faced only one with his first homer of, the vear batter, and b rou g ht in Bobby in the sixth, and then singling in Shantz. Gene Woodlihg struck out the eighth, advancing to second on after Gus Triandos was purposely Dick Groat's" walk, and scoring on passed, Carrasqucl batted for Billy Klaus and singled to left, scorv Roman Mejias' single. Smokey Burgess, like Haddix a ing Tasby. former - Phil, had a field day in ST. LOUIS, (UPI) his five trips to the plate, col Veteran a first baseman and three lecting George Crowe, gettriple singles. Burgess batted in- one run and ting his first starting assfgnment was responsible indirectly for an of the season, blasted a home run into the right center-fiel- d other, both in the third. pavilion as leadoff man in NEW YORK (UPD Chico Car- - the eighth inning to give St. Louis win over the Los Angeles rasquel, one of Paul Richards' a latest reclamation projects, de Dodgers Saturday. - winning smash Crowe's gae livered a pinch single in the 11th inning 'Saturday, that led Balti broke up a clVe pitching duel bemore s collection of "old and tween relief hurlcrs Alex Kcllner new" Orioles to a victory over of the Cardinals and the Dodgers' rs I Jarring Scrimmage i Rally B ears I ribe Pinch-hitte- r CLEVELAND (UPI) Earl Torgeson blasted a three - ; run homer in the ninth inning Saturday to cap a five-ru- n rally as the Chicago White Sox came from behind to defeat the league - leading Cleveland In- Blue-Whi- te permanent. 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