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Show t ymnroy y w 9 y irr"o ywrvtr r rro'T1 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Salt Lake City, Tuesday, March 8, rTyTrp,nrprvrrTprTTTTT,rTTT,nrTTTTTTTrTT' I960 B5 Sammy Joe, Bees All Happy Top Line Coaclil. Elrj'Vliilvonii; Bids 'Hoidoy tf Sam will report to the Bee By DE CHIP.MMAN News Associate Sports Writer spring training campon March .3, .and hes expected to be Old Sammy Joejustr cam ready for the action kickoff be that nonconformist too long, on the fourteenth. Leishman, meanwhile, leaves something has to give. So Sani Miley, the Salt Lake Salt Lake Tuesday night for Bees most prolific hitter of Ft Myers a,nd the spring camp of the Pirates. their pennant winning 1959 Eddie parent Pittsburg expects to arrive in the contract season, got his signed Hives Jacksonville B e a c h back jpto Derks fleld Monday camp about March 15. In to end jus status3 as a prob the meantime, hell be perusing the big club talent along with lem case." Bee Skipper Larry Shepard. And the covering letter inSams signing left Just dicated that SammyJoe, the four would be Bees still off. Yazoo City. Mlss., who had a great season In the winter leagues, is ready for another good season with the Bees. - Sf"- Dies In Georgia spike. Including Chui Harmon, who promises te be the one Jig problem facing Leishman. ATHENS, GA. (UPI) Most of his friends agreed Tuesday that J. B. (Ears) Whitworth, one of footballs greatest line coaches, died of a broken "Were still pretty far apart the Hive headman admitted Monday. The others not signed, but not expected to be much of a problem, are second baseman Willie Melendez,' outfielder-catcher-firbaseman Charley Buheller and pitcher Hugh st Pepper. Mileys capitulation the total number of the HiVe to 31. i brings Bees in ' heart , A heart attack apparently, killed Whitworth some time, last week but his body wasnt ; discovered until Monday by a neighbor. Whitworths wife , was visiting relatives in New, York and his son was at school , at the University of Alabama. , -SAMMY JOE MILEY . . . malls his contract The death of the genial, 50 year-oicoach, who built some-- ; of the greatest football lines' Leaders Challenged in the history of the game and starred as a player in the 1931 Rose Bowl game, shocked the sportsmen throughout country. He had come home to the University of Georgia as linel. coach just a year ago after a TOLEDO, OHIO (UPIV 4 and New Jersey bowlers 4 heart breaking series of re as head oachatGkla-rolled into Tuesdays Ameri- - verses A&M homa andJhe University of Alabama. He called this past with to a challenge games the happiest of his career. Ohioans and year W h 1 1 w o r t h, a native of New Yorkers. g Blytheville, Ark., was a o Jersey"teams-bro- ke the Univer at guard into the open teams top ten of Alabama In his playings : ht. Monday-nigEarlier in the sity and kicked a field goal ; days a of day pair Chicagoans against Washington State in moved into second place in the 1931 Rose Bowl game. Ha: nd Louis-Melch-er of Forest Park, Ul.reaptured half ant at Alabama. -- moved - to of fourth place in all-e- ents Louisiana State and then came. standings. Utility Laundry of Chatham, the legend of"Georgiaf for-N.J., led by Gil Cosgrens 586,- - ward walk bumped Morris and Relmann ' wreckers of Buffalo. N.Y out .POWER' of fifth place among open, FLOOR teams by rolling a 2850 series. The Wreckers bad 2847. The -- NAILER Jersey Lanes of Linden, N.J., UNITED RENT-ALL- S rolled 1846 to reach seventh Salt Lot H70 Sou Main place, with Ed Weber carding Murray SlSQ South Stoto ' Soph Seeks World Mark In Shot Put I cant be mad at you, and you can't stay mad at me, Sam wrote Bee Gen, Mgr. Eddie Leishman, so lets have content with .that mark and LOS ANGELES (UPI) other good year. Dallas- - Long, - the the Coach. said Long confided sophomore shot put star, who in him. that he had set 65 feet has set a goal of 65 feet this as his goal. year, Tuesday" was another "Dallas told mT after Saturstep- - along the trail to that days performance that he fel mark with his first record per- certain he could do 65 feet formance of 1960 headed for this year, Mortensen told the certification as a world mark. writers and eoaches. . HeTiasnt-bee- n he University of Southern The steelhea putting Califomia-weightma- ns early-seas- on much on the practice field be reached" has Salmon River SILVER PINS ROYALTY Theres reason for those smiles as winners in the Desput of 63 feet, 7 inches cause of his heavy schedule of the North Fork tributary at was eret News Silver Pins Bowling Tournament check over their scores following Satur-day- s stubeing processed Tuesday classes as a finals. North Fork, Idaho, according the Southern Pacific AAU dent, Mortensen added. But by from to word received from Don as a WOrld record. he has a throwing rin ditional king or queeii pin signifying victory - Smith, veteran river guider Commissioner of officials H. behind his fraternity house The- - road between- North--- - Lee Hansen.ot.the locaLassock and .works out there,l fin fold the Southern Califor- - The -- coach -- disclosed Long ForkandtheMiddleF0rkr hiVTracTTand TleldVrlters was;moresurprised than the is still closed, confluence he surpassed Coe-i- ys' Association Mon- - spectators-whe- n however. Several road slides and recognized recare being cleared from the day that the shot long wsedjParry OBriens 63 feetr24nches because area and the road to Shoup last Saturday In --the A.A.U.s ord of he made his final throw had "for record meet his should be open tn the next relay throw weighed one ounce over while entirely- - relaxed. I few days. the minimum of 16 pounds and Maybe he's learned you cam Next to the highest scorer fives cheered on thefinalists By KEITH WEST Fishing, for those who can the field was surveyed and throw the weights and stiU re-Deseret News Staff Writer in the winners circle was Gary as they rolled through their get downriver, should be exmain relaxed, with better per- found acceptable. ' cellent. Smith said trout end of the A sextette of youthful bowl games. Following neither Long or his formances resulting, MortenBut a Bingham High lad Jenson, ing whiz kids supplied an im- with series of 177, 195 and 200 the tournament, awards were fishing is good. a coach, Jess Mortensen was sen said. pressive climax to the Deseret for 13 22 points. Gary is the presented to first through News Silver Pins bowling son" or Mr." afld"Mrs."Marv fourth place winners by John tournament Saturday at the Jenson, 8416 S. 1700 West,. Keysor, veteran bowling promoter and Silver Pins director. University of Utah Umori West Jordan. , Lanes. Here are the results for the received The all, winners finals Saturday: The six a trio each of boys championship -traditional trophies of actual Girls and girls captured division Laurel Berg. Stewart Jun honors on the alleys to furnish king or queen pins, signifying ior,Junior 13 09 Kelly Watts. Mt Jordan 9 48, Trudy Ann Wagenen, a masters touch to the grand their royalty in capturing Junior, 8 45; Jean Goldberg, Central Junior, honors. championship ' finals of 7 the topScores were based on the Clayton Junior, 7 09 Senior Bountiful, Peterson, Joy . tournament. Carol Carver, West, 10 44, Linda Peterson point system,-givi10 16, Marilyn Gardner, West, Buell, In., .the 1L &tar...glrls! di-- . iLWaakJ8.2k every Karen Berg, East, IT 49, vision, Karen Berg, East knocked down plus one point Barbara Jean Young, Jordan, 9 21, Sue Johnson, Highland 9 04, aKthy High, rolled 169, 156 and 174 for each game. won. 8 27, Bodlne, Granger, to rack up 11.49 Peterson Boys the All of Gordon participants Cartwright, Amer Junior polntg. She Is the daughter knew Fork, 12 35, Steven Craven, High their way around the ican of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F, land, 11 47, Grant Shaumburg, American Fork, 10 45, Dick. Bruno, Roosebowling alleys after sur- velt Berg, 1906 Yale Ave. ' Junior, 9 40 viving two previous rounds Senior Tom DeLong, Judge Memo Karens little sister, Laurel, In Silver Pins. And they rial, 13 48, Jerry Nelson, Highland, 1134, Frank Godfrey, West, 1104, a student at Stewart Junior bowled like champions Sat- Clary Cardwell, East, 8 14. Bingham, ' Gary Jenson, High, tallied up 13.09 points urday. 13 22, Steve Buell, West, 12 36, Jim with her series of 211, 141 and Bryant Junior. 11 43, Alan Lundberg. Parents, friends and rela Smolka, Northwest Junior, 10 24 157. Laurel captured the title in her junior division. And in the senior girls class, Joy Peterson, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Arch Peterson, 331 N. Steelhead Reach North Fork, Ida. Keglers Eye ' ABC Titles front-runnin- -- pre-dent- -- -- Young BowlenfShowTorm -- f IWhiz Kids1 .Climax Silver: Pins hard-rockin- -- 606. ; ng All-St- wpucecar All-St- - McLish Works Way Back To N L. Berth North SaltDake.captured first with Main, points on a series and 155. Tom DeLong, Judge Memorial, was highest scorer of the evening with 13.48 points on his 220, 149 and 179. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. 1169 Glorieta Dr , DeLong, Tom walked off with the King Pm for senior class honors. Gordon Cartwright, Ameri-- . can Fork Junior High, rolled 204, 166 and 165 for 12.35 points to .capture Jmrfur qU vision honors from the other -boys. He is a son of Mrs. Marie Cartwright, American Fork. e better one ! TAMPA, FLA. (UPI) Aft- National League I was just a er 16 years in professional thrower, not a pitcher, said baseball, Cal McLish is right the r back where he started in the who won 19 the In for games and he National League season. dians last for be harder knows it will mo to win over here than, it The time McLish referred to was in the American League was 1951, a year he spent with Resting for a moment on a the Cubs. They didnt think bench in the bullpen, McLish much of his 410 record that traced his baseball start with season. and. ahea, it waspvex to., his. in. J914 .Brooklyn recent move from Cleveland to they sent him to the Pacific Cincinnati in a four player in- Coast League where he remained until Cleveland bought terleague deal. Last time I was in the him in October. 1955, right-hande- low-pric- straight doubles during the game. United Press International the Reds intra-squaPitchers Dick Donovan of The condition of Ted Williams neck has become a top the American League chamsecret Item in the Boston Red pion Chicago White Sox and Ned Garver of the Kansas Sox training camp. City Athletics also looked Manager Billy Jurges sup-- ' and felt great, ... ... plied the new twist Monday I feel just like a 25 game when he placed a taboo on any mention of neck Jn juries, winner, said Donovan Only a week ago the revealing that.be weighs only old slugger had said- - the pain205 compared with fiis ful ailment could force him 207 pounds end of last season, the at to retire. After all, this Is spring trainhcW-hDont even ask Ted is ing and if I dont feel opti neck Is, Jiirges told re- mistic now I never will. last year, en-- . porters. Lets let it go at Garver, that gaged in hi first workout, at Palm Beach, Fla., and ap- - West Williams, meanwhile, eared-improved to neWsmen surprised everyone By Who watched him go through My -- weight is under 180 Mondays workout Tie no because I worked out at home one to neck carries his longer the winter, he said. blastduring was he side and Monday I think Ill have a better year ing away In batting practice this year than Jest?. with his old zest and lecturing One camp In which a rookie younger players Williams is attempting a stole the show was the Milwaukee Braves Bradenton, : comeback after his. 1959 bat 20 year-olting average fell to an all time Fla site where Len Gabrielson enjoyed the low of .254. Veteran players produced kind of day about which the most Important news in rookies dream. Gabrielson, other camps, especially at a $75,000 bonns baby off the Tampa. .Fla., where Frank University of Southern Call-- ; Robinsons slugging had the forniacampusDlw three-ru- n homer off Warren Spahn Cincinnati Reds beaming. single off who batted .311, hit 36 and a two-ruhomers and drove in 125 runs Carlton WUley In an Intra-squa- d -- lastgame, He's a 64, 205- season, ., walloped ..three d 10-1- 3 throw-inghard- n -4- -- Z . Some ce low-pri- hr ce ' T appointmentsrisr less pounder who hasnt had a day of professional expe-Tience. Two of the years staunchest holdouts gave ground when Pedro Ramos signed fcSf an estimated $16,000 with the Washington Senators and Tony Kubek Indicated he is about ready to get to gether with the New-Yo- rk Yankees. Kubek announced he will fly to the Yankees St Petersburg, Fla., camp after first stating he wouldnt budge out of Milwaukee until he edme to terms. Other camp news: Hall of Famer Ty Cobb said the San Francisco Giants have a team with a good chance to win" the National League pennant . . . Manager Paul Richards said the Baltimore Orioles are right on. schedule, after a week at Miami, Fla. , . . ' Outfielder Don Mies arid i n f 1 e I d e r Bob Aspromonte starred In the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers batting drill . . . Pitchers Jim Bun ning, Pete 'Burnside and Hank Aguirre were named to pitch the Detroit Tigers opening ex n hibition game against the Daryi Saturdays Spencer drove' in four - runs with four, singles as the St Louis Cardinal regulars beat the Yannigans, . d Sen-atorso- low-pri- A V-- 8 A. No. It is a standard Mercury modela Mercury Monterey, Dealers either have it in stock or can get it fast. Q. Do all Mercury Monterey models have a3 good a price story? Yes, model for model they are now priced belawor within a few dollars ofthe Galaxie, Impala, and Fury. All right. Now just what does Mercury offer me that I cant get cars? in other . The most amazing value ever offered. Just read belowl 1 offers ydu far more of 7 to 8 LOW-PRIC- CAR E inche longer wheelbase than Galaxie, .289 to 494 pounds heavier Impala, and Fury up to 23 more insulation $ A smoother, - quieter jride. More spacious passenger compartment, particularly in front seat 1960 room (up center-se- to areas first moregkw) De luxe S Greater comfort. brakes Self-adjusti- ng .eye-leve- l ITS PDQ TIME AT TOUR MERCURT s - cost - road-test- ed .hecked, luxurious Why settle for other low-pribumpers St f iner leu? flK ce ert) quality. See your Mercury dealer today SE!E HIM TOhiT fOR A BETTER PRICE, ' Salt Laka City, Utah A BETTER DEAL AND BETTER QUAL1TT boOntiful motor 6580 South SALES, INC. U.S.' Highway 91, Bountiful, Utah rTj .ft 18-3- ' . appoint- better lowprice car 951 East 31 st South 633 'South Main Street trim and Greater luxury. Superior testing (every Mercury is by a certified test driver before it is shipped .not ; ; JOHNSON MOTOR CO., INC. MOTORS Salt Laka City, Utah - 7- finer carpeting wall-to-w- ments defrosters that clear greater visibility (up to 28 interiors at no extra DEALERS ce 692 cubic inches more foot roon) for passengers) at MERCURY-th-e - LAKE more center passenger or low-pri- A. UP TO A BETTER luxe-appoint- 01cay, Ill concede the point. But do dealers actually havrthis car in stock, or is it just a special model for advertising purposes?! everything you want in a car. MERCURYADDS tew-pric- Q i powered Galaxies, Impalas, and Furys). Yet Mercury mrr e YesrMercartr now fela car.' We reduced prtees'on 1960. model for Monterey prices are now $174 lower, in- Mercury now are standard equipment. eluding extras that in your priee comparison, arent you talking about a strippe- dMercury with rubber mats, plain interiors, no equipment, no , ! glamour?! r Montereyx with No, were talking about a de beautiful nylon interior and deep, thick carpeting. Instead of to meet a price, we actually added $150 worth of extra value to this years car. Our price comparison is absolutely fair.1" - than any of the best selling fords, Chevrolets, and Plymouths (the low-pricerc- QBut $3 1 to: $66 ced new-c- ar Q"Do k Mercury Monterey, with deluxe By FRlTD DOWN Rob-Ipsn- buyers are skeptical when we tell them this price Here some of the questions they askand our answers: are story. yoiT mean tq say that Mercury is now a come? Did you reduce price?5 car they are considering name it must be, in fact, - Jurges Urges Newsmen orge ereneck idea' g. e This, at one time, was true. But today the names of cars, .as you- may kxiQW7 have.very little to da with their prices names cost more than Many cars with traditional have name associated with higher you always Mercurya" cars. price Our point is this: Williams Readies Comeback -p- sincere Many people figure that has historically had a a car. low-pri- W K' i - V 1 |