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Show ' W TrTTTTTjrTTVTT'rTTT rVYVYVrVTVYTrTThf I - T e" -r-- 8S1 p DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Salt laic City, Monday, July 25, 1960 IQOM'l if' EelgianRacerHidldentity CcnlervIlfellosTs Mystery' Driver filled In He ' adopted that assumed SALERNO.TCALT Saveniers. Was the mys- name when he first started tery man of European auto competing in races because his ' wealthy parents disapproved racing. ' To thousands of fans, he was of the sport But Jeans secret finally was plain Jean Blanc of Belgium. revealed Sunday after he died in the flaming wreckage of his sports car. Dies In Crash-FirSaveniers was killed and 19 spectators were injured when his Cooper hurtled off .the course and caught fire during the running of the ' seventh Salerno circuit race. Married and the fathejr o an son, Saveniers was the business chief of a chain of snackbars in Brussels and Antwerp owned by his arentsr Bctause they opposed his interest in Jean competed in a select number of rices in Europe ones which he. figured would not be mentioned in th Belgian press. t , Leading the double life of businessman and auto racer was not easy, but he managed to conceal his real identity with Full Size remarkable success. His driv- ing was good enough to make him the champion of Holland, under his assumed name, in -j ; tow Formula III .cars, little machines limited to 75 cubic DOWN MONTHLY centimeters. His driving also was good PAYMENT PAYMENTS enough to earn him a spot on the Cooper driving team." But his luck finally Tan out on a little racing strip outside of SALT LAKE ; Salerno. - Out Of Control DESK EXCHANGE With a large crowd looking (UPI)-J- ean - Cfcatlcnal e ADDING MACHINES auto-racin- $99, Hew... jlow on frorrv 623 So. Stoto St. SAIT 1AKI CITY, UTAH behindwooden bar- - Crash off the track on one of the straightaway stretches, smash into a lamppost and careen into the barriers. Saveniers, his clothes afire, tried desperately to free himself .from the wreckage and finally fnade it. He ran from the blazing wreckage until he collapsed into a smoldering heap on the ground: By the time he was taken to a hospital. he .was dead. Of the Injured sepetators, only five required hospitalization. The others were treated e Continued from Page B 8 Doug Ford and Palmer at 286; Ken Venturi at 287 and Dave Marr and Fred Hawkins at 288- - After that they were well .scattered with Pete Cooper at 291; Paul Harney, Gene Llttler and ; Jays brother, Lionel, among those at 292; - Billy Casper, Wally Burkemo and Julius Boros at 294; Jackie Burke, 299; Jim Tur-nesJerry Barber and Chick Herbert, 296; George Bayer, at 800, and Tommy Bolt all the way back at 303. 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(UPI) Penny Baker, 18, set a new mens world water ski jumping 805-4- 200 John ODonn.n. 71.713331303 record Sunday with a Jump of 150 feet in the Lone Star water 806-4- 200 Ski Championships, r. (Sonny) Bourn, Tommy o)t, Shoemaker, 4 Great Groups Values to rl TO-COA- ST FREE BRAKE y. 803-4- $12.95 to $30.95 Value d tTf-riij- Tfy happy-Ja- y' Continued front Fag B 6 r.lEHS SHOE SALE CENTERVILLE Five Da'Western Boys , County Baseball team will meet Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at the Centerville ball diamond In " the district playofL In Tuesdays opening games, Centerville will play Val Verda at 10 a.m.; Layton National will meet Bountiful National at 2 p.m., and Layton American will battle Bountiful American at 5 p.m, The tournament will be sin-glelimination for the chamlosers pionship, but will play for consolation. To win the championship, a team must win three gamps., except for teams which receive a bye on Thursday, in which tase such a team would only have in .two games for the championship. Winner of the district playoff will battle a Provo championship tearn for the right to enter the state tournament which is to be held in Bountiful. State winners travel to Santa Monica. Calif.rfor the Western Boys world series. A special facelifting of the Centerville diamond is being made for the tournament, including a cbvered booth for the scorekeepers, aconcession booth and a fence in the vis PGA SCORES McKENDPJCIC'S c--f - coasr- - TJmomyiPE I zig-za- g first-roun- 2 5 BaseballPlayofl riers, Saveniers Cooper sud"Ita real nice to have it back denly ran ' out of control in thtr family, he laughed. shortly after he had completed "Only I find it nicer having the 40th lap. It was seen to the big brother win it. . FINAL MARKDOV7NS ? y w w I? i ' w - - . |