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Show i-- .. 1 1 t DESERET NEWS AND TREGXAM. Soft 1 KADLECK'S KORNER by S X ' i i ....... I I ; ; t,YoKt' f Vf i ' r Scofield Boaters Brave Cold, Catch Fish By HARTT WIXOM ws Sport Writer PINEVIEW RESERVOIR How are they doing now at Pineview Well, the fishing has been consistent. Nothing flashy like Saturdays reports, but everyone seems to be catching a few inch rainbows. of those The boaters have been tak ing them, but the shoreline anglers are doing as well. The trout are, for the most part, taking worms and bait off the bottom, although a few fish can be seen flicking for flies shortly after da j light. Our crew actually found the beat fishing in the feeder streapia between lake and highway which opened last t eye 1 Km, who looks more like a flyrod than one of the nations top junior baseball boosters, has one of the sweetest leagues in. the country for IS and H year olds and yet hes not satisfied. v. r . 12-1- . The Salt Lake City Cops League is receiving national w 'M recognition. Several law enforcement agencies throughout the country are seeking to similar groups. This recognition, however, has not kept the lanky Price from organizing and helping to organize similar leagues. Monday, Ken attended a meeting in Murray to assist in a year old establishing league. Tuesday, it was more of the same this time in South Salt Lake. In both instances commit tee officials were assured that enough uniforms to launch a four-teaprogram would be provided. It was a start Parents who care will keep going. (M A4 All-Sta- rs teams Says kids in Price doesnt believe in their early teens need recreation, not recognition To r games he started a supplement the mythical round robin affair where teams whether Cops League or not are invited. hen feels the competition is lust as tight, the prestige Just as great and interest lust as high where teams with the better season records are thrown together for a round robin plajoff. all-st- all-sta- He's Legioneire Baseballer Too Less than two years ago it appeared the soft spoken Price would have to retire from his favorite pastime. HI health and an operation required it. stab at By April, 1959, he felt ready for a part-timtalof the coach as In trail. i960, back on the gettihg ented Holladay Post 71 American Legion baseball club, Ken could boast of a 45-- record. The Post 71 Club, comprised mainly of Olympus High School baseballers, was two games into the national regional at Bend, Ore , finally losing Kens a modest man. Says he couldnt go it alone. He attributes much of his success with the Cops League and American Legion Post 7, team to his man Friday Ken Farnsworth. Farnsworth, who can cook a steak with the best of them, keeps the paper work up to date and coaches and managers on their toes. e 5-- An Amateur Footnote Larjy April records shewed the 'Salt Lake Amateur League with only four teams in the f61d. League officials went to work. Flinco recently became the seventh member of the SLAL after Teds Glass reconsidered and Draper asked for entry. The seven-tealeague opens the season Sunday at Derks Field with a doubleheader. Last years champs, Tooele, tangle with Utah Power and Light and Monty Howard's Beckstead Bees meet Teds Glass. Came time is 1 p.m. Should be a lot of baseball for one afternoon. ' PINEVlEW CAMPERS -- The fishing season also means litter season for this section of Pineview Reservoir shoreline. Problem is great when anglers wont walk 10 feet to garbage can. LAZY Saturday with the reaervolr. Even picked up a few natives and bmokiea In there up to 15 Inches. Streams there cant hold up much longer, however, under the heavy fishing pressure But the reservoir should yield fish for awhile If for no other reason than that the rainbows are getting smarter every hour. . A bite now is not the sure fish it was Saturday. Most of the water around Pineviews broken shoreline is reasonably deep. Boats havent been particularly necessary to take fiah. At low, shallow Scofield however, the boats went on the reservoir Wednesday and boaters found things faster Game Briefs Wyoming Next Fall's Deer Hunts Wyoming deer seasons will generally be more liberal this year o that a more equitable harvest can be obtained. An early, September 1, season will open m the Rattlesnake area located south of Casper along the Platte River. Several more areas will open in September. However, the majority of the deer hunts are scheduled for October. Three multiple deer seasons have been scheduled by the commission. A portion of the northeast hunting area lying north of Gillette will be open for the hunting of three deCr October 24 October 31. The Laramie Peak area is schedhunt Oculed for a three-dee- r and the Baggot tober Rocks area near Saratoga will be open for. three deer from September 15 through Decern-ber 31. season will be A two-dee- r held in a poition of the Big Pmey area lying west of Big P i n e y from November 15-3- 1 1 15. Spratt said that elk seasons will follow about tha same pattern as the i960 season. Most general hunting areas will be open for the hunting of antlered elk daring the first part of the season, with cow elk hunting allowed during shorter' seasons or by special permit' depending upon the area. Fourteen of the states 38 elk areas have beep designated as special permit areas. In five of these special permits are needed only for cow elk hunting. For instance, the Wind Looms In Tooele Area area. In order to receive spe cial permits, hunters must en ter the annual drawings con ducted by the commission An early bulls only season to be followed by a shorter either sex hunt was established in the Jackson Hole country. An extended either sex season has also been set along principal migration routes of the elk which migrate from Yel lowstone Park vn effort to take a larger harvest of these animals Construction of another pub hunting marsh is now under way near Timpie Junction in Tooele County. Contractors are building 34 miles of dikes and other struc tures required for waterfowl habitat and production. Actual flooding of the land is expected to begin by late June The department aaid lands for the new marsh were obtained under a leasing lie waterfowl 400-acr- e Tour Slated Of Hatcheries Sportsmen Interested in par The schedule of big game ticipating in the annual tour meetings slated throughout of four Utah fiah hatcheries Utah in June was released thia Sunday should meet at 880 Week. The meetings are held Soott Ave. at 8 a m by the Utah Board of Big The tour, sponsored by the Game Control for the purpose Salt Lake County Fish and of setting big game seasons Game Assn, will take In the and regulations. Salt Lake City hatchery All interested sportsmen and (Scott Ave.L Kamas, Midway organizations are invited to and Springville hatcheries attend the meetings and make Harold Crane, director Utah desired recommendations. Fish and Game Dept, and con The schedule: aervation officers will aid m St George, June 21, 8 pm , the tour. Lunch will be served county courthouse; Richfield, st the Midway hatchery, ac June 22, 8 pm., county court cording' to association officials house; Blanding, June 23, 8 pm., Blanding elementary school; Salt Lake City, June 24, 8 p.m.. State Capitol, and Ogden, June 27, 8 p.m.. Browning Armory. Wood Captures Double A Title Wheelmen Make Open Challenge Joty, Yama Bout Tonight Madsen Wins Carp Shoot 13-1- 0 - R1A-fiel- d carp-archer- y top-flig- from 14 to four pounds, according to reports. Best catches have come from backside bait ing and trolled flatfish. The Ice disappeared from Scofield late Tuesday. But this didnt atop It from snowing Thursday. The flah hit anyway. The pond is expected to hold up well for the next month. Echo is still not producing the fish that are known to be there. Some of Utahs waters, overlooked because they have been open all year, are yielding nice fish to the few fishermen who have worked them this week Mmersville Reservoir leads the list with trout running Utah lake la hot on the channel cats near the Provo Boat Harbor, with n few trout and white has falling prey also. Anglers have taken tome nice fish from Bear Lake. The lake has received plants of catchable size rainbows that had been j slated earlier for waters hit now by drought Bpring is also the be$t time to trQll for those Bear Lake mackinaw. Thats the way it looks in Utah now, four weeks befora the general opening. 3 Tie For Lead SARATOGA REG AHA LOSING WATER In Metro Loop SARATOGA The 1961 Saratoga Regatta, postponed last Sunday had to be canceled completely Friday due to lack Of water. It had been scheduled for next Sunday at Saratoga resort. The water level on the north side of Utah Lake is even lower now than it was last Sunday, according to Dick Eastman, Saratoga resort owner operator The Saratoga Regatta was the first boat race slated for this year by Region 18, American Power Boat Assn. The Utah Lake water level was lowered during the past week due to Jordan River pumping operations. The pumping had been, postponed until last Monday to allow for the race slated Sunday, but could not be delayed any longer. Salt Lake County water users said this week. offi-la-eai- d (amisi . ' p By DON BECK Deseret New Staff Writer Three teams moved into n first place tie in the Metro Softball League at New Whit Park Friday night by posting their second wins of the early season. Tonys Lounge, aided by two three-ruhome runs by pitcher Doug Borg and Jack Grow, downed Mtn. States . Service Manwill Plumbing came from behind to topple Palms Lounge - ran. , at bikclts n 12-7- 4-- Intermountain Quarter Horse ICAC Moguls Slate Announced To Gather agreement with the U.S. Bu reau of Land Management and a transfer of lands below the meander line of Great Salt The largest schedule of Lake from the State Land shows in Intermountain Quarter Horse Assn, history was re Board. RENO Hortense Wood, River Area will be open for antlered elk hunting to all president of the Salt Lake hunters A total 300 COw per- Gun Club, captured high in the 12th his seeks straight victory mits will he Issued for the laurels here Friday womens double A division, Saturday night in a nationally Golden West Grant Trapshoot. An open challenge has been televised fight with Yama Ba.Breaking 195x200 targets, made by members f the Salt TV hama at St Nicholas Arena. Miss Wood topped her nearest Lake Wheelmans Bicycle Club Giambra of Buffalo, N.Y., is NEW YORK (UPI) competitor by three birds, Saturday morning at Liberty Joey favored at over Yama ftolladays Sandy Speck dusted Park. Giambra, gunning for a shot from Bimini Island in the Ba195 in Class B to hab second at the middleweight crown, hamas. Members of the club estab-- , high junior honor. in time lished the record Joey, 29. is favored because . Dennis Madsen, Salt Lake - Rene Dan pflich Broke tr trial at the tradk. of his combined boxer puncher City,; raptured top honors in perfect 200 targets to win the Monty Steveni'and Ben Tha v conability and because of hi long the April big mens double AA crown. posted the fastest one-ia- o Dal experience fgainst etest, Ute Archery Range Other Utah Scores were Ster m s earn with--time . middleweight. s Friday-Johnson iB), 196; Barr 3:18.5 mark. 1 ling Yama In a tie for second and third Carlisle However, AA, 195, Clyde Ceurse Lee .Coleman and Steve is expected to be the Sharper " were Salt Laker Derrell Olson (B), 194; Tom Lynott John posted a 3:29 time in Miller and Dale Moore. The hr ' (pros! 194; J. B. Miles C) trial and Mar-yi- n 1 dart hip Training W.w" pair appeared a cinch to walk 187; Marge Johnsbn (D), 1S7; the junior time Bill Spencer and Melville. With bow off 250 the first prize . went two taltiaat lffartie Spanking Cart Olsen (C), 193. At a 6:5L5 time. laps last Madsens until TaSaa the Hew , lartitmenh lalwe entry r - tar Cvrraat Clmttm - - , Junior , Steve ' the tournament wek'of tar tattnaarltja WrHa ar Cal v. Another big1 carp Contest will American Association Johns And Robin Clair posted Utah Uadarshlp be open to1 Archer during , Pwvw 12. Omaha a nearly the same mark a the event seniors in the two-lacontest officials said. Hauitaa at JaSiaBaseUa Training Services June, t fain am M.ail.i 7 maaa CSMtll with a 6:52 time. First prize Will be"Y450. "Warth 2 aviavilla 4. DaSas-ff- c On than shoreline lagging. In fact, word is that most of them limited up Wednesday and Thursday in spite of the cold weather. OFF-UTAHL- AKE To Liberalize Duck Marsh 13-1- 4 Doesn't Believe In AS 1961 Desert Ams Launch Season With 7 Clubs , 4 Trout Still Hitting At Pineview i Junior Bastballers Have Price; Every man has hi price. But Salt Lake Citys baseball minded kids have of having a price all their own Ken Price. Cityi Soturdoy, May XVV- DAVE KADLECK jf K ft loW leased this week by association officials First show on the calender will be at Filer. Idaho May Judge is Perry Cotton, Salt Lake City. 20-2- Other Bhowi scheduled during the summer end fail ere. June 2. Vernal. Fever Quarter Horae Show, Snrtn June S 10, Blackfoot. fdaho. Ute She-te-June 22, Murrey; June 1, Fillmore. August 3, Ferren, Aug I Heber City; Southern Utah Quarter Horse Show and Sale, Aug Richfield; Cache County Horse Show and Race Meet, Aug IS 1. Logan; South Bannock County Quarter Horae Show, Aug M, Downey, Idaho; Utah State Fair, Sept. 22, Sait Lake City, Ogden IQHA Fail Show, Nov Ik-1late November or early December. Las Vegas, Nevada Coppar Club 24, Provo 12 WAll. Park Mtn States Service 7 to ft 12 ft Tony Lounce 3 Dickinson Chitwln and Aero, Cualietta Bor and Solomon 3 Palms Lounge ft 4 Manwill Plumbin 7 4 4 Notti and Pease. Ratliff and Bahan 7 Pehrson s GE 8 3 1 Hercules Powder 3 ft Mills. Sartor and Walker; Culbert i. Tavlor and Garrison Haraaay Park 7 EPHRAIM Intermountain Garden Heights Jrs, Broekbank Realty Athletic Conference Ptttv and Tooke Collegiate Mftrbv officials and delegates will con- and Reavelv Trucking 1 ft Club f sider a full agenda at the an V Height Hamilton and WillUma. Ginn and Duffy nual spring meeting on the Garden Heights Sr 14 11 ft Sand 4 Gravel 2 Snow College campus May Utah Goddard Larsen and Condte, Dris coll and Schmordbeck 12 13. M array Park Soft Water ft ft 4 ICAC Pres Halbert Jensen Cesco ft 11 0 County Merchant! of Snow College said officers Larsen and Wightman, Wheadon and Dahl and school delegates will meet Utah Power A Light 10 ft ft 11 Murrsv ft ft Friday at 6 p.m. for a banquet VincentIndependents and Jenaen; Mikevich and in the Snow cafeteria. Follow- Morley MHlieit ft Mite ft 9 2 1 Mill Products 2 2 ing the banquet theyll discuss OldBowen basketball and football sched- and MorganBurt and Hkyda, Chatwin ules for next year and consider North tilth A Glads Park 19 11 3 the application of Eastern Ari- North 20th 7 andGtesler. Christensen zona Junior College for mem- andShingteton Monson 7 Ensign 2nd bership In the league. 1 lftth Ward 3 3 and Adi Clawson, Crosby Fisher; also E. S. Install Theyll and Baker Stuck!, Ricks College, as new North Ifttlv defeated 30th forfeit) At Ephraim 14ft 14 4ft 7ft Copyor Ouh women listed first Burton 3 Helen Anderson Bsrbsrg and Clifford Dean, ft Evelyn Keller 3 Fhyllis Vsn Wg president, onen 0. Marg MorsineUi 2, Dons Dixie College, as vice presi2V Young 1; Betty Bczcant Betty Cotes 1; La Rome Grimes 3, Jan dent. Thomas 0, Marge Metcalf 14, Lee from conference Reports Moyes. 14: Cteriee McClure 14 Carolyn Clark. 14; Alta Wilkins 14 committees are also on the Leila Jones 14: Mary Paulos 2. Derma Christensen 1; Elaine Husband 0 Helen Stoddard 2, Faye Morgan won 3. default Brook 23Vi, Nibloy 121i Women s golf team results with Meadow Brook listed first: Hotel Simpson 4, Belle Fellows 24: Rose Kramer 3, Alta Sluder 1: Iva Bur nett 4, Louise Snow 34 Vi Di meek 3, Dot Erickson 0, Billie Haun L Doris Davis 0, Ruth EspedahJ 1. Dee Farter St Irene Barton 4. Dee MMacoll 24; Hannah Farrell 14. Mary Jones 14; Madeira Lee 3, Stella Thompson 0; Evelyn Lane 24. Alice Halter. 4; Leah Horton 3r Ad die Fullerton 0, Wanda Nordeuiat 3, Gar La Tuckett ft. Bonriavillr l 9, Tooele 17 NOW program. Saturday conference officers and delegates will attend the e Unitftave money with vacation sleeping trotted Rent-Alftee tee ers. A new euitem-Wt- k ut beak new e bn league tennis tournament and track and field meet, both of which will be held on the Snow , campus. Ixtrn deity I child with stove, Tee box, water, wok, fttee. 7 dny $3 ft. OB loch dny niter $BBO THC MOUNTAIN from- - more'' animal climates cannot temperate Frenches Everybody Buys Classified Ads SEftIKS 14 gleege 4 with nwtemebtte fcydrnn he bmke, gnuche bed, dinette, trine, esok. 7 dny 04SOO Inch dny niter 4.lft TH MATfONAt PAftff flftltf ' ! IF sleeps ft with nvtemntte hyfteeBt, Although the polar bears native habitat is the Ice, cov- ered arctic region, the animal takes to captivity quite well some Ufttlt TMft SPORTSMAN Does Well In Zoo Teteb golfers listed first Virginia 4 Lee Hulbert 24i Aliee Lmdberg l Conme Christensen 3, Barbara Herker 4, Thelma Beckman Stron 3, Mennie 24t Bajrftsra 0. Xlva Caldwell X Elfrieda Shane 2; Connie Outeen 3. Norma Moms ft; era. Gillette 24- - Ruth Mead 4; Rowena Bryan - 0. Faye White 3, Maxine Nelson 4, Amy McKinney 24; Fag Simmons 1 4 Mary Servatiug 14: Norma Fitf 24 Gwen Nieiaoa 4; Helen DunlAvr U Rosemary SnUth 1 RESERVE Vacation Staging Trailers verier, , tert 190.14 Inch dny niter I.M THI UTAH MRUS' ' M' extra dn hnm Bleeps I with by dmvfte hmkee, etevn, nn Rtee, ww 7 dny Bftf.BB ter Jieete a. H dy frier BB.BB (Pine Veuienee and pewibte ben k ted) f te M R4L-- 1 So. Mnte Ml i 4437. 1 I |
