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Show 00 Meat Expected To Be Held at Harmon , Park if . . S K 4 I HANI? IN J : I It appeared virtually certain manager of the Peterson Motor would host one of the club of the Provo Major" Softball that Provo 3 3 1 1 League, said there are. still some problems to be ironed out before the tourney can definitely be held In Provo. 'However, it seems practically certain that these problems will be ironed out and the tourney held in Provo," he. added. The . tourney . will be held In 4he exact date will be announced later and Harmon Park probably will, be site for the meet. '.Two State Tourneys Van Wagonen said the SA has ' state tourdecided to hold two ' in Utah this year. One of neys the tourneys will be held for teams in the Salt Lake Metropolitan area. This will be one of the few times in , history that a state softball tourney has been held in Provo, according to Van 2 1 Wagonen. two state men's tourneys, to be sponsored - this year by the .Amateur Softball Association, it was reported Saturday by Mark Van Wagonen, district conunis-- . sioner of the association. Van Wagonen, who also is , ; mad-Augu- Orem Girls Softball t :'' ; ;. " V.-- " - MONDAY NIGHT JUNIOR Orem 12 ... Orem 1 Orem 21 Orem 13 ....v...1...;...... Orem 11 (A) Orem 10 Vineyard Orem 9 , Orem 5 ............... .................. "Orem .................. 22 .t. Lakeview 3 3 1 0 0, 0 Orem 15 Orem 3 Orem 4 Orem 14 . nun Ul w , .4 - .. .................. ,.. 1f J.I C1J4. - (A). - . LEAGUE ' '.-'-. .... ft ' Orem 8 Provo 21 3, 3 3 ... ..,....!.. 1 0 WEDNESDAY NIGHT, SENIOR LEAGUE ' , j 4 ................. Vineyard ' . Orem 12 Orem 2i;(A Orem 10. Orem 9 Orem a Orem 1 Orem 22 ..... r 5 4 ...3 .'. . . 3 2 .......,.. ....... DlAVA W- - .1 1Q f & 1 0 11 NIGHT THURSDAY JUNIOR LEAGUE Orem 16 Orem 18 Orem 2 Orem 3 Orem 4 Orem 19 Orem 6 Orem 11 V, .... 3 3 ... .Orem 20 , ' f. 1 1 2 2 2 2 '23 "... 1 3 3 1 Vineyard ... :,.'..'...' U ,4 17 Orem FRIDAY NIGHT . SENIOR'. LEAGUE " i L'' w L ' , 0 The Renegades ........L..-- 5 1 4 18 Orem 3 21 Orem (B) l2 3 Orem 7 2 2 s Sharon Team . " 2 2 ...... 15 (By Orem " ...w. ........ Provo Provo 17 Orem 2 ........ GIRLS SOFTBALL 20 : .v2 0 3 18 thru 22 MONDAY JUNIOR LEAGUE Qrem 11 (A) vs. Orem 5, W. Spencer; Orem 1$ vs. Orem 22, Football Field; Orem vs. Orem . r Orem 24 vs. vVine-yar'E. Spencer; Lakeview vs.! 10, N. Shop; ' aye. ' dr , i . . ; SENIOR LEAGUE Orom 12 vs. Orem 22, W. Spencer; Orem" 1 vs. Vine- yard, Football Field; Orem 5, vs. Orem 9 N. &nop; orem 10 vs. Bye. TTTTTt? TTTWTfllJ T .TT A nTTTf . CT A V r, Ajreai xx vs. urcm t;. u, Spencer; Orem 3 vs. Vineyard, . . . Fugazy was given the red car pet treatment' by city officials when . he ' arrived ' here Thursday. Christopher, whisked the oromoter froni the' airport to Candlestick Park, the home of the Giants which seats 42,500. "It is one of the most beautiful places to put on a fight that have ever seen," Fugazy said, and added "what's the weather in Oc tober or November?" . "OuV best ' time of year. The weathers perfect," Christopher ; ; Junior Baseball PROVO TIMPANOGOS PONY OREM LEAGUE STANDINGS i, Whiting Bros. Kiwanis Club Allen's Super Save - ! . Taylor's Inc; Pacific Pipe 7. 7 6 6 5 Flyers 9 Pirates 9 Utes 5 5 4 , View Bennett-Gran- d 9 4 Cards 4 Dodgers 8 CIO . CLUB LEAGUES AMERICAN . W" " L Indians' W .12 , 10 9 11 11 Braves , White Sox , 3 . 4 4 4 6 1 9 0 10 Results-Flyer- s Friday Results , 23, White Sox 0 Allen's Super Save ...........13 6 Dodgers 8, Cards 0 Taylor' Inc.; 8 Pirates 16, Braves 9 Indians 6, Utes 2 Pacific Pipe Bennett-Grandvie, . 0 Flyers 9, Cards" 7 Indians 10, Braves 7 Monday Schedule Taylor Inc. vs. Allen's Super Save Dodgers 18, White Sox 0 w CIO vs. .it Bennett-Grandvie' . Pirates w V. The event-isponsored by the Riverside Women's Golf Association. The ' committee includes Ellie Ashton, chairman; Pat Endsley. Ellen Larsen, and Edith " i Stein. times inPairings and tee-of-f clude: 1:32 Nan and Jerry Horsley, Louise and Merlin Slack. 1:40 Margaret and Bob Aiken, Catherine and Marcus Johnson. 1:48 Edith and Ed Stein, Martha and H. V; Shepherd., nd Joe Hanson, 1:56 Betty Cleo Knight and Lou Moore. 2:08 Ellen and . Steve Larsen, Ellie and Pete Ashton. 2:16 Daryl and Cullen Christenson, Ruth and C. J. Harmon, 2:24 Phyllis and L. S. Christensen, Zoe and John .Manning. ' 2:32 Lee tnd Bob Noyes, Hansen.' 2:40 Grant Helen and ' . and Charles Elaine Fillmore, Genlel and Jack Ekins, 2:48" Gloria and Jackson Howard, Myrtle ' and Orval Hortmann. 2:56 Ruth and, George Ballif, Pat and Fred Endsley. 3 : 08 Dorothy and Stan Clark, Lu and Scully Rogers. 3:16 Carol and Joe Ashwoxth, ' Barsfdet and Clair Aldrich. 3:24 Eleanor and Don Poppen,'' Marilyn and Gene Evans.3:32 Betty and and Earl Eleanor Russ Price, and 3:40 Dick Marian Moss, Bill and Xirwan Beth Wiseman, Whitaker. in , PROVO WASATCH PONY , v ; ...5 . ................... - . - - . , . Utes 7 National 13, v . . ,.2 ........,.., . . ' Hill Crest 6,. Orioles s Dodgers def. Union (forfeit) Geneva 12, Orioles 6' v Rlty-Unit- . Falcons Cubs Tlgera ts a en JsM zJ l;t O d3 trr.1. ry X Ti-- TJ ' tt '1 TOW Ll cur L 9 Z 3 . 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Ave. Provo Phone FR Used Radiators Avajlabla L rtbgainWlWi PREVENT 45 :r mmk 7 more and more emphasis on buyAHIEUXCAN ing and supporting MADS GOODS? 4 OT7 '" colocfod otyloo. ......... o In view of the troubled times and ensuing antagonisms in the Far East, shouU we ntt place . Hull W f. ed !3i IS1 V.VU t: tn.j crt Li a r rri .......V.. . .1 . ; W 8 7 lions - to izt rLi or hUh L...t Eagles Flyers " winy , ................... catch Payson. Payson got away to a fast start coming up with eight runs in the first and 'five in the second for a 13-lead. Norman Carter started on the mound for Provo and was charged with the loss. Clyde Nielsen, who relieved Carter, pitched shutout ball the last three tilings. Kent Oborn, Payson starter, gol credit for the victory. Mike Jewett sparked the Payson homer in attack with ' a two-ru-n the second. Kent Oborn,' Blaine Spencer and , Loveless clouted double each for Payson. Brent Bargeron was Provoi's big hitter with a triple and double Charley Floyd and Gene Nuttall had a each. Provo started the game with only eight players and saw its forces cut back to seven when Steve was forced out of the game ' with an ankle injury. Coaches Dean Maiben and Leonard Mackay guided the Provoans through their first six games without defeat. But, then, came the Payson game Friday night and the string was broken. "League standings: W Team 0 Provo 3 Pleasant Grove ......... Payson 2 American, Fork 0 Lehl j... Standings dont includa one or two unreported games. ed ......,.....,.... m 3, , Rlty-Unit- ef 2. . PROVO NORTHWEST BASEBALL LEAGUE . - , Till ;05CEIVEK I , . Closer to the baU. 13-1- j s -- By JBIMY DEMARET Newspaper Enterprise Assn. ' The feet, hips and shoulders m ed Givan Ford of Provo its first league Joss of the season Friday , night in a wild sluigfest. was score Toe game The was called in the sixth on account 4-1- OLF LOW BALL WEAR SLACKS of dajrkness. Battling with their backs to the The Riverside Country Club the Provoans will , hold a Scotch Foursome, wall and trailing the in runs scored top of the eight golf tourney today at' the Timp to but wasn't it sixth, enough Course. , 59 T FINE WASH PAYSON Paysan's American team hand baseball Legion junior Foursome . NO ' . i SetScotch L W 10 Sox Bed ' LEAGUE 7 Yankees , STANDINGS 7 Bombers ; t . w L Indians .. Levens '....12 4 Phillies ... 4 . Modern Cleaners ..12 4 Cougars' 3 10 5 Eagles Seethalers 0 10 ....... 7 9 Results 18, N. Shop; Orem 6 vs. Orem 4 Craghead Plumbing 7 10 Yankees 9, Cougars 2 firstSecurity S,. W. Spencer; Orem 16 vs. Orem Carlson-Clai- rs 4 12 Phillies 11, Indians 3 11, a. spencer Orem 2 vs. Bye .1". s .... 4 12 Bombers p., Eagles 0 Edgemont-Zion, FRIDAY SENIOR . LEAGUE : Phillies 21, Eagles 0 Friday Results Orem 21 (B) vs. Orem 2. W 7 Indiana Sox 10, Red CarlsoavCllairs 15 Spencer; Orem 6 vs. Orem 7 6 ... 8 Bombers Football Field; Provo 20 vs. The Edgemont-Zion- s - , "7, Cougars f Renegades. N. Shoo: Orem 18 va ' STATE ; S ft;, The Sharon Team, S.W, Spencer. Modern Cleaners i w: 0 Cragheads Lakers Monday Schedule 6 C. White Sox H. Levens vs. Seethalers Wildcats ,6 First Security vs. Cragheads 5 Senators ; 4 ; Hawks Thunderbirds PROVO COLT LEAGUE 0 STANDINGS v are slightly open when the. ball Tigers Results . is lower than both feet on a .; W L 11 ildehiU lie. - ' Sales 10 4 Hawks 15,12.Thunderbirds Johnson Inkers 7 The knees are flexed slightly China City 8 6 Wildcats more than normal. The torso. Eagles ' 7 7 White Sox 14, Senators IS particularly, i5 bent more obvt Horn Oil ; ,7. JUNIOR COYS LEAGUE ' so the shoulders. ously, 6 7 arms. Heber City hands and the ; dub can most Elks 4 10 Windsor 8 ' easily maintain relationship. Results 8 Sharon Friday. Since the tendency, of the 6 Hill Crest Oil 9 Home weight is to fall forward, the Elks '. 6 6 1 Geneva player stands closer to the baU 6 Westmore Orioles than he ordinarily would, as Johnson Stales...". Westmore Dodgers ....... 4 indicated in the accompanying China City, 3 Union 0 10 illustration made from. & re J Resunlts Schedule Monday vealing angle. This allows the Heber Qty vs. Johnson Realty-Unite- d Sharon 19, Dodgers 5 (Protested) weight to ; find itself more Windsor 12, Geneva 2 Sales 5:30 through the center of each- foot throughout the swing. The relationship of the ball, clubhead and feet ' is the same as it is in the address of - an JVL shot. orthodox three-woo- d ; NEXT; The stance when both feet are lower than the balL vO American - made products become more and more important to each of lis as time goes by Cheap imports are affecting our employment and our overall economy. SENIOR LEAGUE vs. Orem 17, W. 16 Orem orem 3 ys. . urem 5, Spencer; Football Field! . Provo 21 vs. Orem 17' N. Shop; Orem 4 vs. replied. : ' "; Bye TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Riverside CC Fugazy Dickers On Site For Championship Go, ; . To Payson , -- SAN FRANCISCO UPI) Pro moter Bill Fugazy was scheduled to leave San Francisco and go to Los Angeles today in his dickering to find a site for the third world heavyweight title . fight between ingemar Johansson and champion Floyd Patterson. "So far as I'm concerned, I think the fight is coming to, Cali fornia either to San Francisco or Los Angeles," the Feature Snorts !nc. representative : told Mayor George Christopher. A decision is expected . in 20 to - s. . -- 4 30 days, 5 .l..i......0 SCHEDULE July . 12-2- , '' . I '......'..'.;. ' - . , 1 1 mid-80'- Provo Legion Nine Loses . 9 . . . -- L , . . W 4 4 4 "... 3 , . . ir co-cha- no-winn- er . low- the dais er realms of, the American guest speaker. Others will include Gov. Nelson Rocke League all season, the Bosox atfeller, Sen. Jaob Javits and Mrs. tendance is higher than last year Eleanor. Roosevelt.1 Jackie Robin and apparently headed for the 1,000,000 mark. The Boston franson and Ed Sullivan are chise is regarded by some ownmen of the dinner. ers as one of the best in basePatterson, incidentally, is- - fa ball. , ' : vored at 16-- 5 to beat Ingemar Jo-Players in the new American Bosox Fans Faithful Football League are certainly hansson in their third title flzht. warming to their tasks. The training sqpiad of the Buffalo (N.Y.) wherever and whenever staged. Bills had .a scrimmage at their Millionaire owner Tom Yawkev East Aurora (N.Y.) camp -- the may have been kidding when he other day when the temperature told Boston writers to quit pick- was in the Several had ing on his Red Sox players or he to quit lest they suffer prostrawould yank the team out of Bos-- tion. i on" , 22-ra- ce l : 1 " duled the first week in August, Will get berths In the state tourney, 'the district commissioner 1 pointed out. Double Elimination 2 The state meet will be a double 2 24 elimination tourney iwith chamo 'l m pionship and consolation, flights. Both the winner and runner,, up 3 in the state ...tourney - will gain 4 berths , in the Rocky Mountain Regional tourney' which will be held over the Labor ' Day holiday L in Denver. . Van Wagonen was named to his 0 1 district commissioner's post 1 Thursday by Don Beck, ASA state 2 commissioner. Van Wagonen, will 2 be commissioner of softball for & Utah, Juab, Sanpete; and Wasatch 3 counties, it was reported. The men's world softball meet 3 X 4 will be held Sept. 6 at Jones . . N.Y, Beach, - Atty. Gen. William Rogers will be ton. Although buried in the - . - . . - . . 11 11 Don't Be Surprised If Eddie Arcaro Decides to Quit Riding, Scribe Says - -- . a idf v The Provo tourney will include 2 3 eight teams from the seven dis4 tricts outside of Salt Lake City. 4 The two top teams from the 4 Provo Invitational tourney, ..sche- 2 - il By JACK CUDDY Arizona TEMFE, Ariz. (UPD . United Press International AthState University's Board of letic Control has' voted to endorse NEW YORK (UPD They're affiliation of ASU with a pro around the beat: sports saying new"Great Western" con posed Don't be surprised if Eddie Ar ference of, eight schools from the caro decides to hang up his tack Border, Skyline, and old Pacific at the end of ' this year. Now 44, Coast Conferee. the stakes rider nation's greatest The, new conference would con is to four mounts his curtailing '. sist of Arizona, Arizona State, or five a day and usually restBrigham Young University, Utah, ing on Fridays. Moreover, New Oregon, Oregon State, Washing. York fans have been riding him ton State, and New Mexico. with spurs recently. When" he Arizona State and .Arizona now a broke streak are members of the Border Conin No. 3, Aqueduct by scoring ference but hav been, looking devotees" hinr jeered thunderously. ' for a stronger alignment. . Headliners from politics, busiThe Athletic , Board ' of Control entertainment - and sports said it ' expected to recommend ness, ' honor will world heavyweight unanimously, to iDr. H. D. Rich Floyd Patterson at a ardson, acting ASU president, that champion testimonial the university become a member Commodore dinner in the Hotel Thursday night. U.S. of the. new conference, The board i heard a report by athletic .director, Clyde Smith on meetings of representatives of the various institutions held in San ' Francisco last month. Further talks are scheduled in Salt ; Lake ; City in , October, pre sumably to begin official organization of the new loop. - 0 0 0 3 TUESDAY NIGBT SENIOR 4" - st !?n - 13 AS U Athletic Board Gives Often ToU Mew Proposed W estem Conference Smith Gives Group Facts At Meeting . ; ' 0 raw Svafe ft SUNDAY HERALD Charga. It Pay Vi Monthly and tmjoj cdSeticrt;cl crrirp. Dcry per b ?cs ex rrp. tier ctaci. Ve stiH hare a good dsetksa ta - oea cry fieety ef tirl. Better berry bt ' kz oi river s 4 |