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Show oxx For Second AA ays Four Good Years May Put Him Over The Top aCg. WEDNESDAY, 4 UUh County, Game Bird Bags, Limits to Be In Homers 17, 1966 UHh Daily Hetald Weber Football Coaching Staff Mary NdrmartGets Ace Set Aug. 24 StdrfseefmgsT . feet from home plate over the By CURT ELOCK ' UPI Sports Writer right center field fence and I S.ILT LAKE CITY UPI -OGDEN (UPI)-T- HE Weber. Four more strong years could turned out to be the winning Season lengths and bag limits State College coaching staff' bemake Willie. Mays the most run. The Giants tallied an for Utah's unlanrt eamp h i r H gan meetings Monday to pree her third prolific home run hitter of air unearned marker in the second Mary Norman scored an 88 aced-ohunts will be set Kiw 24 at a pare- for the opening of football to cop top low gross! of her golfing career. She aced time. inning and added an insurance meeting of the State Fish and Tuday practice on Sept. 1st. That's how Jong it's taken run on Willie McCovey's 24th honors m the .Mullett Jewelry the third hole. a. af The Big Sky Game Commission. him to hit liis last 180 homers homer in the seventh. She will start drill Monday through The commission will set the1 Wnen's 8olf tournament at fair, with a live iron. and that's the number he needs season lengths, baz limits andltnc Timpanogos Municipal was playing with June Mor-- j Saturday. Team members will Dodger rookie Don Sutton to reach Babe Ruth's roagic 714 (10-1course. and start rrriving in Oeden Aug. two Cincinnati other golf gan, JoAnn Krukmoes,. miscellaneous regulations only gave En route to the top spot she Darla Ford. 28th. on pheasants, quail, chuckars. hits and Tommy Davis singled .figure. The San Francisco slugger home both Los Aneeles runs in One newcomer joined the footThe result, according to hungarian partridge, tied Jimmy Foxx for second the first inning. Willie Davis led ball staff this year. He is Ralph Dave Crowton, golf pro. PETROCELLI HOSPITALIZED place in career home runs off with a triple and Jim punter, former coach at Bon- First Flight The public is invited to attend! BOSTON' (UPI) nevelle High School in Idaho Tuesday night when he belted Gilliam followed with a walk! Shortstop Low Gross Mary Norman, Falls. Hunter hte 29th of 1968 and the 534th of: before Tommy brought them the meeting at-- the Salt Lake! Rico Petrocelli of the Boston joins Tom Ram-ag88; Leila Jones, D8. . his major league lifetime while both home, r Office of the Fish and Game Red ' Sox Bud Doug Hunt, was Belnap, hospitalized Low Net Rudy Walker, 70; Lynn .leading the Giants to a and Head Corbirdge hit uepartment at 1596 West North Monday for a complete physica Sutton did not allow 74. Coach Sark Arslanian tn makvictory over the St. Louis until John Edwards singIed iemPleand a series of JoAnn Ferguson, examination Second Flight (2) and over) ing up the six man staff. tests. He was ordered to Sancta the sixth and was in command It took almos four seasons to a! of the cases! Maria Hospital in Cambridge in 60 Low Gross Carol Price, 5 He fanned eight the day for Willie to collect hisand walked of runaway husbands their Mass., by Dr. Thomas Tierney, Phyllis Parcell, 56. Mongolia, a republic of only OTe while last 180 homers and whether mothers-in-laLouise live Net Low within a 38; five: so'uthpaw Burr, club after square miles, has a popuJoe Red hebesting running physician, can squeeze out four more lation of only 1,019,000. miles. lLaVon Nuttall, 39. fever Saturday night. Nuxhal, who ls 17 year. equally productive years is th.n c,lttftn Th 10 victories omeining oniy Mays can are the most for a Dodger determine. But the guessing is rookie since the team moved that the closer he gets to 700 west in 1958. the more he'll be pushing Throws himself. Sisk held the Mets to Tommie Four Productive Years No. 354 (534 minus 180) came! w singles in a game halted by DAY I on Aug. 19, 1962 against the Los rain writh the. pirates ?atting in N ' inning, nrsi-pwc- e lefthander! Angeles Dodgers' -r 4 . Johnny Podres. Mays hit 14 Pittsburgh scored in the third more that year and followed on singles by Sisk, Gene Alley! Clemente and with seasons of 38, 47 and 52, and Roberto his major league high, in 1985. again in the fourth on a pair of MAYS HITS 534th Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants slug' The big difference is that walks and Sisk's ger, smashed out his 534th home run of his long career hit. They added an extra run in Tuesday to tie with Jimmy Foxx for second place on the 35 ls now old Mays years going e home run list. (Herald-UP- I on 39 instead of 31 going on 35. the seventh and, even though Telephoto). Still, Willie isn't planning on the Mets did not get to bat, the any retirement parties. He run stands, contract at Chicago relief pitcher Fergu aigned a two-ye$100,000 jjus last winter so he'll son Jenkins forced in two runs definitely be aroimd at least for with bases loaded walks in the .1967. eighth inning to hand Philadel Mays' feat overshadowed phia its win. Tony Gonzalez another stickout pitching job by opened the eighth with a double and after an intentional pass to Gaylord Perry. The righthander won his 19th game, Bill White, Jenkins walked Clay Mfc Varna mmmirvf iw mWfm Iriirimr" iMaininmnlT mJk. A mtk. k M , m tying Sandy Koufax. for the Dalrymple to fill the bases and full .ft in rwimmmmmn- iir 2awaajaajaj most victories this season. Dick Groat and pinch hitter Perry allowed only'' ix hits, Doug Clemens to push across fanned four and didn't walk a the winning runs. Larry Jack while boosting his record son, a former Cub, gave up . man to seven hits and struck out seven In other National League to win his 12th game in 23 action, Los Angeles blanked decisions r Cincinnati Hank Aaron, the National Pittsburgh shut out New York 0 in a League's top RBI man, drove ' LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) --The In this world series of the tank game, Philadelphia in his 92nd with a single that 16th annual men's and women's sport. defeated Chicago and scored Felipe Alou, who had AAU swimming and diving Competition gets under way Atlanta beat Houston 2. doubled, with what proved to be four-da- y 9:30 a.m., with the men's at a open championships AL Games the deciding run as Atlanta stand here Thursday with one springboard diving. In the American League, topped Houston. The Braves of ever Finals will be held Thursday fields the, greatest Baltimore bested Boston scored two unearned rung in national night in five women's and five assembled for a Detroit downed New York the second and tallied their men's events. competition. Minnesota beat California fourth run in the sixth on Mack The championships will be Nineteen defending cham Kansas City beat Chicago Jones' double. Dick Kelley ) at spacious, held 10 world record holders TiMtM he pions, and Washington edged Cleve- got the win although TuMttt M. IniN Woods Memorial Pool in East WIHttwill BMkwtH Tm lilt land 5 in 13 innings. required buEpen help from Ted and six 1964 olympians, includ- - Lincoln. They last through NYLON AIRE 7.50-1winner Don Mays' homer, off Cardinal Abernathy when the Astrosling 1.88 12.95 14.95 (7.7B.14) Sunday night. 6.70-1Tube-typBlackwatl Al 400 landed in the rallied Jackson, lefty eighth. Schollander, will vie for honors It is only the second time in 6.70-1- 5 (7.78-112.95 14.95 1.91 Plut $1.58 Fad. excise tax, AAU history that the ladies and ales tax, and trads-i- tiro 100-117.95 2.09 15.95 (8.25 U) has been male competition off your car. Fed. fmx. Maclwalli tieiM i.9i 4 $1.S2 plus consolidated. It is the first time TIRE Off YOUR CAR. ALL PRICES PLUS TAXES AND the met has been staged in Size llitd alio rapttcwiiM shown in prnttntM n Winning j ( Golf Meet hole-in-on- ut 135-ya- rd j sage v , 1 ei5v', teKi? i - (0-2- 9) e, j ' per-ce- nt BUY NOW ., Two-Hitt- NO MONEY er for LABOR DOWN mmIn' k' n KX -- TAKE MONTHS PAYI all-tim- ar - , v . AAU Swimming, Diving Meet Opens Thursday In Lincoln 19-- 2-- 3-- 5--3, NYLON CORD 4-- one-met- er 6-- 8-- (3-2- 2, SI T 6-- 6-- four-med- al 4 e 5 a 4 Delay Action on Prep Violation Charges Tuta-typ- t 00-1- TRADE-I- . Nebraska. Nearly 800 swimmers and divers will compete in 36 events. Team champions will be crowned in both the men's and women's divisions. , Clinics dl6 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -The Utah Department of Public Instruction conducted exploratory meetings Tuesday to air charges that high school athletes were attending summer coaching clinics in violation of school rules but' took no official 450U u vwyyfczzctt leaders,' State School Derail Similar charges that the high ment officials and Utah High school "superstars" were being Activities School Association exploited by attending the basleaders attending the meeting ketball and football clinics was that allowing high school ath- voiced by others in attendance. letes to attend the clinics was Boren, himself a former star a violation of the Association athlete in his high school and Scotch regulations. collegiate days, urged the state He sa,id the clinks were "not office hear' the charges after clinics at all but were for the ex members of his school board action. The meeting, held at school press purpose of forming the submitted a complaint to him. Winners in a Sunday Scotch department offices in the Un- coming year's high school team Wingate said further study Foursome, sponsored by the callClub school with was each iversity Building, conducting its would be required before t h e Golf Association, Timpanogos ed by LaRue Winget, deputy own clinic." state office takes action. announced today. were instrucof public superintendent Charlie and Marlene Hawke tion. 4i won first place in the low He called the meeting at the gross division, while. Rod and request of the Weber County Darla Ford were second and School Board. Gale and Phyllis Parcell, were Dr. William Boren, superinthird. Weber tendent, County Schools, Dave and Lee Weiser took told the coaches, recreation top honors in low net, with Brigham Young University p. m. The diving competition Arlin and Lois Schofield sec will host an AAU Junior Olym- will start at 11:30 a. m. ond and Dick and Vivian Crop- and Diving pic Swimming Further information can be per third. meet Friday and Saturday, secured by calling O o a c h according to BYU swim coach Cryer's office on the BYU HOOGS IS VICTOR V 0 V MOM EY BQWM - ' Foursome Winners Named FIRESTONE SUP-R-TU- RUGGED F . Junior Olympic Swimming, Diving Meet Set for BYU To Club Tom Hudspeth, Young University head football coach spoke to members of Sertoma Club in a luncheon meeting this week. The speaker told the member! that his football team was composed of good, students as well as good football players. Coach Hudspeth also said that he had been informed that BYU had been picked as the team to beat In the conference this coming season. It was also his opinion that the conference would be and that football would be interesting to watch, spectator-wis- Brlgham Walt CryeY. 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NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE NYLON (UPI) Bill Hoogs of Berkeley, Calif., qualified, for the finals .of-- j Bees have a built-i- n 'protrac- tne Kuim Tennis Tournament tor that enables them td fly Monday by downing France's in a fixed direction relative to Alain Bresson, 1, 1. the sun's position as seen from Hoogs will meet Australia's John Brown for the titlp. Open to boys and girls who the hive. are registered with the Intermountain AAU or who have travel permits from other associations, the meet will be held in the Richard Building swimming pools on the BYU campus. Swimming preliminaries will start at 9 a. m., with the finals slated for 3 e. that he would have most of his defensive unit back again this year and that his offensive ST. campus". for maximum SAFETY-TENSIONE- Hudspeth Speaks SUPER-WEL- RUBBER 1965 at 'Til 9 P.M. 00 OPEN 8 a.m. te 4 p.m. Daily PETE FAKIER, Owner |