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Show , 4C 2 Softball Victors Vic In Glade Action t '" By BON BECSf Desm Newt Staff Writer .. Two first round winners in the Glade Park Cosmo League, Federated Security and Okland Construction, meet in the opening game ot second round action Thursday night at Glade Park. The other first round ner. Contact Lens Assn, . meets Mtn. State Telephone Co, in the nightcap of a three-gam- e bill. Six teams will see first round action Thursday night at New White Park. In the Harmony Park League Wednesday night, defending champions. Million Dollar Mile, came from behind in the home half of the last ' inning to down Chevron Club 32- .Trailing 21 going Into the last frame. George Jensen was. safe on an error and scored the tiemg run when former U. of U. hoop star, Jerry McCleary homered for the winning run. The veteran George Bacca hurled a one-hi- t shutout for the Rio Grande RR Wednesday night in downing a tough Bunn's Finance club in the White Park League. - ' 2-- skbt - , Solt DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, aasi LTS Whits Fark 1 Dunn Finance 0 4 2 Rw Grande RR 2 2 Ferguson and English. Bacra and McDoungaL Simon Nektons. Inc S S 2 Ed A Nellies 3 2 4 tMl Hltrhtns; Waters end Yeung a a a Stale Brasa Foundry Terre Hanse Mobilgas XrKhmon and A say, Klngdoa. Caldwell iti and Stone Glads Park 21st Marine ! I Florsheuns . Trim loU City, TWsdoy; May 4, 1961 rI Cougars 'Blass' Ufah Griders Subdue 'Whiles' -- iat root wnwoewiM -- f Pul 1mm and K(tth Gordy ! l 21-1- 9. Tell d 7-- It BY POPULAR - Lee and Pine will get unique assignments this year. They wifi choose the teams for, the annua! Red - White "football game to be held Saturday at 2 j?.m. in Ute Stadium In connection with High School Day. In the past, members of the annual intra-squagame have been chosen by assistant coaches. Pete Carlston and Don Stalwick will coach one team and Ned Alger and John Nikcevich the other while head mentor Ray Nagel looks on Lee, an performer at Tooele High, was plagued with injuries his sophomore year, but stiU was a leading ball carrier, averaging 62 yards per carry. Pine, an all American prep-ster- , is a big, agile lineman also important to the offense and defense prowess of the Utes. e - demand more w DAYS U V i, c I I - t CLOSED STANCE - Fishing Outfit I I I . w. . V M Sntads Golf School TR0Ui::5 W ' ? Fcol Posilions Give Slice, Hoc!! Tola! Valua ' SXEAD There are three basic golf stances the open stance, the closed stance and the square stance (today's drawing shows first two). In the open stance, the left foot is drawn back a bit from the intended line of flight This helps produce a slicing or fading shot to the right The right foot Is drawn hack a bit in the closed stance, and this will give you a shot that hooks a hit to the left The more pronounced the open or closed stance, the more pronounced will be the slice or the hook. You may wonder why anyone would w ant to deliberately hook or slice a shot, but there are times when an obstruction makes It impossible to hit a straight shot to your target On dogleg holes, too, you would need such shots. For standard, straight full wood shots, I prefer a slightly closed stance that is pretty close to being square. I think most golfers should begin with a square stance (both feet " exactly parallel! and work from that point to see what works best for them. For me, the slightly closed stance gives my ball just a whisper of a hook, and it puts overspin on the ball so it will roll a bit farther for me. I have no trouble controlling It, either. By SAM OUTFIT Class TraSiag Bad 25 Tt Star Brag Baal --1W T . TraRiag Uat large Baal Met L.$150 7.93 3.00 4.00 . -- so NOW ONLY FLY C .$20,45 NT c oinnr TaMar (late Fly Bed Aeleaiefk Beel Level Nylaa Hy llae $430 7.93 . c . 2.93 $17.70 Total Value 95 NOW ONLY v CASTING OUTFIT Cesliey dm Kreided Nylsa Bed Beat Total Value - $1.95 .40 .39 liae .... $2194 A J" NOW ONLY 17-P- C WITCHEU GARCIA SPINNING KIT $2995 ii mi. 1 1 1 469-yar- ' - Clinic 161-yar- Redskin football team In squad t Who's On First? of . ' voting.',, Ed Pine, all Skyline center from Reno, Nev, was chosen alternate captain. This marks the second year In a row1 that the squad has elected a Utahn to head up the squad. Last years were Ken Peterson spd Terry Nofsinger of Salt Lake. j bole-tar-on- Utah's' nigged little halfback from Tooele, Wednesday was elected captain of the 1961 Nek-U- 19 Lee, University V e Mrs. Joe Ray hit a wrs the first one scored by a on the fly Wednesday woman at the Country Club At the Salt Lake Country Club for many years. c course Mis. C. XL Jarman also cold No. 2 lected some fanfare by scorFlaying the hole, Mrs. RayS tee shot hit ing an eagle on No. 3's par 5 the pin on the fly and dropped bole. Sbe was on the green In into the cup. She Used a six two and oneputted the d Iron. It was her first ace and . bole. . CFEN STANCE I and : B ms! ,r1'rjn YOU'v Ih rforv has oulhoriied always oKor,i ,h,m' ottercu tires ana quality dependable, wanted r . . ncj Tubeless - SSffiss s fsA designs lea All Discontinued 7 J Aci Mrs.; Ray See res C.C: m oren s amcc. I i Else! Csplalns By LEO PERKY 'ews Staff Writer Deoepet Pori DoucIm s Zmmm lit Nt Bank if f tI PROVO The Blues beat I V Evmotr Helmet and Fuptk; and Flitioa, "1 f the Whites here Wednesday J A Hofk C. I4. 4 12 Valley Sul a Bank night mainly because of the 8Wt and Hendrickson; Coleman, Baaley and Terry running and passing ability of Barmenr Fark tailback Eldon Fortie. Wtsneee Plumbina Murray SUta Bank It wts the tnnuiT spring Kevern and Brady; Parry and Simafootball game at Brigham 1 1 Bennion Ward Beat Construction Young University and the a i Parker Brlfga BrtnakursU Blues topped the Whites, Bill and tea The game brought good comChevron Club I I4 s1 ment Mile 3 Milton from a crowd of some Mackay and Record: Bowen and 1,000 fans who expressed the Hilton. eltaday Park opinion that the Cougars have Valley View Irt 4 taken to a new coach and a 3 Regional Sian Supply 3 5 GORDY LEE new system, the single wing, Betnap and Clark, Spencer and . . . Ute grid captain with zest Mannys Tavern 4 Feathervtoners 7 Fortie, a Junior from Salt Lubeck and Halbert; and McDonald Lake City, played the tailback Spencer 2nd Ward f Keith OBrien slot lor the Blues like he was Gunnel and Rogers; and bom there. Rasmussen To TBIKMAT SCHCDLLC Spearheads Drive ; Whitt Perk Z nobody ever can Probably T p.m, Bountiful Dairy vs. United -- Actually he spear-headea answer all the Air Lines questions that I prisu Mortoo Salt vs. Granite drive in theopening quarter baseball scorers may face in Furniture which put the Blues on the a season. pjb Rosa Park Shopping vs Lundtn A May Whites one foot line. But they Glads Park (Ceeme Leageel But the Western Boys 7 pm Federated vs couldnt push it over. Security Baseball Assn, is going to Okland Const In tho second quarter Fortie try Monday night when it p.hk Berthold Realtor vs. Petty Ford Sam Contact Lem Alan vs. Mtn. passed to Jeff Livingston in conducts a baseball scorers State TAT the end zone for the opening clinic. The session will be score. -- Frank Baker, who held at Prudential Tederal Al Luck! Leads East kicked extra points for both Savings Building, 33rd South sides made it and State Street, at 7:30 p m. Over Provo Golfers The second Blue score came 1 All scorers, managers and Al Lurkf fired 3?st Bonne- In the second quarter when other Interested parties are ville for medalist honors Bill Jackson, substituted for invited from Western Boys, Wednesday afternoon to lead Fortie, dropped an eight yard Cops, Salt Lake County RecEast High to IK 154 166 victory pass into the arms of Jim reation Dept., Babe Ruth, over the Provo High golf team. Hawkins. 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