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C1Q,, leetinc, runaboutHammett first; Salt Riina. Green Maks). end, Parkor J,,r., Lake, iwcond: and JAk tooll VIA" kiner, alum first, Cooke ...- - third Car Races Canceled , .66 ARNOLD PALMER defends Cup s strengthens field a Nock tadro.--Oa- ri Peters", ge.t Lake lust; herb Haustaarn Salt Lek, mond; heed &gim. s, Waal hdedn, PEBBLE BEACIL i annual Pebble The (UP car road tac4-Beach sports Idaho.' have been canceled. second, Charles Parker. Rupert. third. - - - , REASONS THREE I Palmer Favored 111. IV V-- (1111-6-4 41 1 . t 11 1118110 0 3 Harris e 0 Greet, p flea liii 8 Mlle 4 4 4v I i 1. i i Rouse Kint factDonnio S. Rota. Trenarr. S. Soltet DPGeno to lartirit in Lomita. LOHRolm 13. Salt Latta S. HOGraan in 14. Cronin 10 in 14. ERGroan S. Cronin SGMickelon 10. Cronin a bliOft Groan S. l'vonin 4. Mickel,- 044 I titiPDenistio by Cronin. , t 3 1 0 8 4 4 1 4 I 0 0, Vitnitta W I HaYanaue barbisan 1 in I. tft Tanana l Yankue USoanak and Seller. A SO, TS bre. In 7, . 0 II Aboard Seven 0 0011 'relate II It et Ili Tete is $I I II it Fanned tot May In itO btiroundect out tair Lanous in Sth Idaho ratio Oot 111 Stinnes Ole Sod Itte---S Johnson. Cotene 2 Matooako. Ordoth Schroeder, Bowen. JL Johneort. It-- 0 Inoue, teld, ter 313 IS 1 3 1 4H tier, I N orris- -. to Abernathy to Siritay. toDPPayior Payior to tillinOmat. Vander tioineaa ore to Abernathy S. 1,00Mmanula 7,, mat Trite It 13S(W1 Spier 2, lanatte! Pay. 13. Times PROVIDENCE. RI. t.,UP Jockey Claude Landers won two Faces and finished in the money in five others on the nine race Fourth Of July holiday program at Narragansett race track. Stars Set Canadian Try U.S. Links 40 SAVE UP TO OH YOUR OUTDOOR NEEDS! - h 'REPEAT s'ifRSELLtiiIl , , COMPLETE FAMILY VACATION CAMP OUTFIT AT TRACY-COLLIN- S New Interest Period Now Starting holes .4 No 4, 8, 131h, MONTREAL (UN eefedd ing champion Arnold Palmer, Iparthrea rth) were "real good win par straight from his extra-holIn the Insurance City Open last "If you can birdie,any of those Sunday, was favored to win the and stay out of trouble the rest Seagram Gold Cup for the sec- of the way, you're going to be ond straight year Thursday as up around the top." said Doug , the Canadian Open Golf Cham- i Ford, who seldom fails to finish . (high in the money when he pionship got under way. I h e Following Wednesday "But I don't believe it's going !plays in Canada. bombs, Magic Valley had its lead to be as easy as last year" the Palmer, affable sandy-haired- , over Great Falls cut to Latrobe, Pa., pro laughed off the thought that, as games and the said. "This course here at the favorite, he was under any Bees found themselves Beaoonsfield appears to be a particular preesure. half away and below little bit and I still "From the tee to the green tougher .500 again with 29 wins and 31 think a score between 270 and 4,1 never played better than I did losses for the season. 277 will win it." in the J.S. Open at Rochester What 2,1104 witnesses saw at the finished seventh) and I finLast the former stocky, year Derks Field Wednesday wasn't U.S. ished sixth at Philadelphia the 23 amateur titlist clipped good and the sad part is that a and then won last the off par-7Weston, following ,strokes lot of them don't know the Bees he said. to course e week," th win are capable of higher standards. lOnt. ' know not many fellas win with a 265 second lowest Like most peuple, Leishman's l s in the two in a row, but naturally I'll core ever registered flock just took the day off. But be d'ying just as hard as the Canadian Open. not Boise. next guy. Besides. that's a beaua could But Palmer lot expect Despite starttng assignment t tiful cup and I kinda got atto Bee pitchers Arley Andrews of trouble from a strong field tached to it last year of 143. Gene Littler, including and Dallas Green, Boise saw to The field 1.4.111 he rot to the it that the fellnws had their Doug Ford. 1953 Canadian Open ilto after the filst 3t; holes low Dave winner Ted Douglas, just share of holiday regt. Boise went to work to score two runs1"011, Bob Rosburg, Mike and the low 60 after the third in the first Inning and fie in 'Fetchick. rdek Mayer. Freddie round. the second inning of each game. ilawkIlls, Dow rinsterwald and The contests belonged to Boise Bud Holscher. Bob 'l'oski and Tommy Bolt were late scratches. that early. Billy Casper Jr., Chula Vista, lasted Arley only one plus in Cillif 'P was a distinct darkhorse RAI fling and (;reen stayed atou,1 for all of fie outs II 23 in threat alto!. firing practice rounds Of TO and til the nings 36 3; 72 p r , bout the only bright spot 6,665 y taronsfield for the Bees was the relief pitchEllsworth Vines set the corn ing of Bob Gill. who toiled for five innings, did not allow a hit petitive course record 10 years. and struck out the first four ago, the last time the Open was men he faced. staged at Beaconsfield. The Bees actually outhlt Boise' "Hut remember," Casper said, . in the opener, scores. prat-licwhich. of "those were course, means absolutely noth- There's a lot of difference. But ing except that winner Del Cour- I like this course. It'sta. fine sey was a genius in the clutch, shape but don't ask me to guess Noel Mickelson pitched the what score is going to win this Braves' nightcap win. permit- tournament. The last enupla BOIct., tin. times I did I was 10 strokes off." ting seven blows, furling 16 hits, took it out On Most players thought the five Green and his rellefer Tom I WAG Interest floyatast Oilers yew October and el, January 1 end July l I, datesApril Per theme who choose Au Janvary-Jul- y dew, new inter st period started! July I end deposits received by antitrust from Julv I. July Id earn 2 3 trarptolllars 1 e Interest 212 A highost City. Lak Interest paid bank on satin's $aft in Two Locations to Serve You ow loos as office In Holladay, for the oace of residonts end Itiosinettos In the test. ditto of Owl eity. Seek where It growing south's. is most tontonient tot yolk ot Traty-Collit- , C off-agai- six-and-- Open your account NOW save regularly! - i ; 2 LINS 0 A. us co P N e 'I -- i I NOW To SAVE 3-- HP WOO III W-- ISILLING1 As m 0 8I 4 1 dnoteren Pb 4 0 lir 0 Libman as 'Cronin it a ler it 0 Amen 00 0 la Meitner 10 0 Robertson 3b ( oleos lb Brix blitoitar ti 3 tail a 0 as I 01 0 Toksals Totals lit to 27 1 01 Watts ri (keen of a Struck Out tor Cronin in Sib Lusosslua it 4 0 Runes lb 1111 Sabo Schroedr aa 4 I I George lb ' eon ego- -. bait Late fk,W111 C 3 3 7 0 larnattoo of t. J011,11012 L Williams S. Wright p 4 1 9 II May 0 Det111111 L Earihmanri. Stirtalion. Titoa Young ' arr. Ananias. lbeitneirth. lionlow o Ulna. Gant b htevenson Johnson. WSLundquist. 314Ananiat. orthmann. 311Rouao 5 riannia. forth. 14021w, to rrthmn 3b 1 I 1 ',-- , ;,,,A pot , , ,,.,L,,,,. 1 11 41 I ; 1 1 io ,, . IS 11, i , - 1 I I-- I 1 T.-- I , , ' -- , :33. 11 1 1 ' ', ,, , , 31- -11, 1 ; 4 ," ,. . 't, 01 ; , ,.. if . 35-- , ? i '. 11 11 4 . - ' , : - 1 , . to . f ') - d ! tan-icii- . Vi 0 1 . '! .. - , " , i 111 2the 7 , 4 ' ' 111.: 7 1 ' I George Walton of Salt Lalief walk off with the most honors .. st.,tte Wed ,111,114rstitegatte Wednesday on West Millard reservoir. George snared first places in the D and C. stock 1 hydro boat class and in the , Freeror-Al- l event. He also placed second in the C stock hydro race. The regatta was sponsored by the Salt Lake Power Boat Club te4"1.! ,,, and the Delta Jaycees. , Here are final tabs on classic. Wednesday's C stock hydroWayne Brown. Salt Lake. Min; GV,Jille Walton, Salt Lake. 011 4 7 night-Charge- lo 11 1 1 I ! . , 4 - 211--- - : : - Salt Lake Boater Garners Top Millard Regatta Honors , i , ' ) 1 41 1 1 1 4 GErn 1 C to i ITM 1, - 1 I . i ,, I 1 F ., , I 1 --a- , ..... --.- n 1 ; t - tionN,0 AOlittly 3b 2 4 Va4to Lt O 'i I 4 11 . z ., A-43-0T O. t. !r The Salt Lake Bees eertaartly can not be accused of celebrat ing a sale and sane J,'ourtti But . Strot gam, fully aware that even Boise fireSALLS 1 Gig All 114201, LA MoA works eentually die, the Hivers ABBOA4 o Brows 0 3333 Sinotatil rt 1 3 be back at the Derks Field 1 4 0 will 7b 7 0 3 2 Stewart 11 twa---- I , ., ,.. --- Ii stand again Thursday it with the task of help, . 111" "11 P00111411 M -2 Pma 4LJun.. Maple Vaflrp st) 4311 4 boo tot forces and mend silo, $4 itittet tel. pm trig recoup itWiy d I Loptrm.s at bait 104 Bows 11.114Kot3o. Janocha. Babb. Pit, fences Is Hollis Robertson. a Hotterbott 4 a S WM, ciao 1. 1.04 eCtitier, bilfIc riano jkotti i 1 Illi pitcher who it can be hoped rule tame; b a OH Guinn L Guinn S. Mudd4 tarn better than the starters at L Mudd PP-,bl odd I-11411 141111 It0162 All 0 k IsCoiter to Hartman to Babb, HartmoS AS 0 Wednesday's double header. H. lees to McCotter to Babb. A,...,2.1o3 Jacobs 2b 4 4 2 Itetrick lb 4 I I wfUed tor 0 Louonlin in lith 0 Beata and Grown. I- -1 It Robertson will face either Jim 4 2 2 tetaquist et 3 4 kits 011 Owl I tort Astoute It Joemoon et 3 1 2 tt Beeneten rt 4 1 1 1 Os i l Os or Paul Sereduk, both Great Italia Ting sitTne. 3 4 Espinola 4 Witirrts lb 2 2 4 b Lhobifer li RVanciersee. Brown 1. Kai L Got, veteran Boise !BILLINGS Drente rt 4 1 6. kietttwe ab 3 l t 11141110 ALIA A matut I. Vandervento I. J. Norris L A. pitchers. Boise, IS 0 0 Al A Al 0 1 0 3 e ft Ansetas lib town. 4 l Ander lb 4 0 1. Riolutan to 3 1 1 11 L yanderas44 V.Wiley. Rai. very busy on the 3 aeobt It 3 r VNoma $ 0 0 Gybe se 24 holiday in conWeatheintatown. RBIBrows 2 0 anttra. If It 2 4 seater Johnson 30 1 t 2 0 0 1. 'round Ir rthmn 32 4 Stewart L Attar, banderve104 I. J. trast to the Bees, handed the iSnrtlat 3b 3 I Courier I I I 114teker ewe le it 81 0 Calm lbr 4soylittobertml A. Soma L SO, 'niter. ..2 2 0 0 Bro,kru 1 2taustr 0,rh,ulum I, 2 Atter. Stewart L Abernathy, Stnotte. 'home club a double barreled 0 3 0 3 0 Watts ft 0 Green el I 0 ...Gluon Al Noma, 3H t tit.4 andatyritta. loss, 1 4 0 Butwtn al Sand 111, and the games 3 0 ' 2 0 0 0 Luntkw Gill 1 Inm4P1k16215YrytouanIthltos Lhurpoeincireee : : : 011t02,---Erv,,nte,,431were as close as the scores in a McKeon latain I.$$It ?plain L Sctthteot Milli Dniela B 0 0 Lanout p S 2 dicate. r BBOtt Bryant 0Lotlahan a $trut out let lcbullea In Intl 0 0 0 0 Mei:tura p I i schletief. m,goon sue SOO Owot a Bowen Illalee sobryant 0 0i Baton p O'LonanItn Bei, Set Bryant If it was a shocking Fourth 14IS Lake S.. -; 1.09:Mionooka u IS. Great roue 7.-S 2. Jarnbe Jacoby. YorlbIS the Mee, think how folks for II sAis &ahem "'isle I ?stab swamp ti &NUL a Wanted for blellans to th Inane. Julpm. inust fool in Mambo's. The C our blab Second sturil Mama. b toe kiettakil 3. Gabe. Fall - ISSIAT 'Atli ' Ronson tat his Itio 111110017LA erp lastplgoe Ilinber,lacki looked 2012,...lk11almnut 2. FarrmiL AS I 0 Al' AS II 0 A Johnson. Colette. Orson. Parklike it ao they fell in front of 000n1Pel a Item 2, Dena 1 Jahrteari. 0 b 3 0 Drown if flinoufld rt 3 0 ler. Robertson. Welts 3, 40(016 1 2 Stewart it Kin& Landtquot. Lettbetee 1. Sall 1.0001111 it &Coions 0 btaupha In Vandree 21 Great Falls, lilt and 4140 charging 1. & In Schuluta II 11. S 2. I 4 Lake HOAndrews I I Ahntity lb lt,lbertsolo. Burton. Lenoue bey so And to top this off, Great 4 3 In 1. Gal 0 In & ERAndreas S 1 it thrson If 1 fl Say 3b MUCowl. IiiiWatts. 1J441114M 2. 1.1 4. Germane a 4 I 0 110Courkee 1 behollea 3, Courser I. Fackler L Robstrison I, Fay tor 3b Falls won that second gams Aadreas I. &Oath's Gal & bracken I. Watts, Gents. I srco. Sti,tnatia es I 1 I, Vandvid lb I 0 1 0 0 G4i thit Novel f4 1011, with only one hit tone linfontestont. 7SPolsrottot to and Parke. 2131 Coions.11 Johnson to Burton to George. Altar et HO- -. Tanttlia 0 1143ANorta2b 3 0 0 0 Meanwhile. lea gu (111losho rails 3. billings dim.: Schulte Itirlistitie II in I. Moire I to I, Lonotto 110111 barbiaan 0 6 I 6 Magic Valley won one game, SALT 1.A 2 3 in 538. MeClure 0 in 113 - over Pocatello and Idaho Falls AB All 0A 0 Al 4, Nolan I, Lou to. McClure 1 ii717iTil 111 21 Totals Tetaho 0 4 Jambs lb I24Tarrkk2b Lenotss 3. McClure tirounc1te4 Out log Yanaus in Sth and Billings divided a double kine m LH 84(Dorasia 1 Nolan I. Lanai..-- . I I 3 Langulat isse hum litil Johnson et 4 3 0 bannelat tt a by ateDan iv is ti HPRobertson header, Billings winning the ill IMP iota tireill silo Wailes lb & I$QLiebk.,ki I : Lemma. s 2 Brown S. Stewart. Ray, J. horns first, 3 3 0 Ananias lb rarnni rt Duna and bernaistdon. and the Russets taking I 11Vandersee, Abernathy, PsYlor. 01 311110Gehom keen gerond Pamei the second, FRIPrawn it Ray, Germann 3811 Irrenarelf 4 1 4 0 lead 3b VALI I , 1 111.111 t ny Tonight V . ,,,,,,.,,..-,,,,,,,,,,,,-. Holiday- Bill 4i 411-1- , oleo 1111M 0. Totals 110 atitrwra out tor Janocha In etb tor Hunan in falls Greet Talle Ntimmul4 (14044-1-(Suit it 3 i I. $t4 p m-- ; -- r . o , Sweep In LOWtdzilo t 4 4 rt 14. i r4berteast. 1 toenbotbr,--- 11 .4.,4 .400 ;m1 t A-1- ,404. 'MAGIC TALLEY WI 41; Bro.:halt Watts gtichroatterAt JAM ma. Mar 111Boaea. tutu igaloosislf Coieria, Gram Bow en. gctiroeoef Gmot. 11 ans. Georea. SIPGeorge T- -e Utat and 1cottime3,4 Plasist44 410 4 - S4 " tr Mabwrite 4 Lisamtis , 34 11484 COPPOill Sifsviter Rb 4 1 8 3 kadtard LI cl Initntio aa 1 11 1 31Wriont 111111hum 1. Kahe ralio 34, Barrett lb 4 4 1 Hartman to laiwwttia 14 Greet ratio e 1 0 8 0 birCour 10 Janottot 11441pc Vatic, I, IN,4,eto 1 0 Mudd s 1 a billings boats IAA. Salt LOW Ow 14, 8 1 1 1. Quinn p 1 1 1 IC trabs41e 1141011011 b bodt -------1 Idaim INDS (trmovallabip) 41 ).aimo t ' PSBarris - POCATILLO el 31 Ike Crnffin- .1,11 3i 13 - 'r St" - 14 34 StIMI - : L.11 I, Braves Nab 'Per! 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RUBBER- SET- T, STEP LADDER Phone SELECTION Of ELEDWING LAITOEST $6 99 4 RUBBER BASE WALL PAINT locc SHOES ,I VAUGHN lost -- DU PONT .FLOWKOTE WIDE 9195 9295 JOHNSON 123 dr4oLisommeimmilp., 4b ch OXFORDS aware! Wordy. set a arch supprt whoa Milos sorb shack end wooers 2.98 Cat IN CASE LOTS IN , '','"..-- 7 SAVE $6.71 0c REGULAR , s COLORS APAIRKAI4A HOUSE PAINT Coss-bo- Iazged with the stmolucc.GLOSS Gas DU PONT s, .111...11.-----.. , (WON the third. Rob Pietism. third bawnian. homere:d In the third with none aboard to give the Pokes their win margin. The Athletics outhit the Pokes 9 tA 7. John Mudd. on the moup4, for the Pokes. got eredit for the , .s, GAL. srmEcIAL .1 : G P I In s WITH 12 between Magic Valley and Poeatello. but some 3.000 fans turned out for the game at Twin Falls and saw the Pokes wrap up the game early With two in the first and one run , 111347; SE-- 0 $199 Reg. $9.95 k i Travel diffietaties canceled the tateduted afternoon game tRJED E FIT CL to 6. N $15 outfit with 9x11 tent 1149.50 Dewn$2.33 Per Week Tsui" SLEEPING BAGS ,)00' . 11111 , runs. and held the Missoulans to a sin2leton in the fifth inning. In the second game, the Sparkles got only one hit off Missoula's Reno Barbisan, but male hay out of valks and ers to push in singletons in the lust. ,,eond kind fourth innings anti t h more in Ihe sixth. In Ditings, the out ho the Russets 12 to 3 in the lost ganie. In Ihe second. the Andrew gme Rolsro Rob Jarolor, Bobby King arid Rufus Joh nOn consecutise ingleit In the first, and Lenny illiarmi followed with a don. ble for two rinor. In the et, (Intl Itoke hammered A n 41r"v"4 1104 h" f4"1 nh1. Jak Stinnett. for four blows and settled the runs hefore things down. hingti hit. walks td Johnson illiams and Bill Dennis' and double wrapped up the second game in the first inning, but the Braves made it "for sure" with three doublesby Al Forthman,' Mickelson and Kingfor those five in the second. A short paragraph can tell of the Bee scoring. In the opener, Bobby Ferrick tripled to start the seventh and snored on Ja.ck Lundquist's out Nick Ananias' inple in the liocond flame of the nightcap set up the loner -on (Mai lie Selph infield putout. Gieat Valk had a field day at the plate in their opening frame with the TiMberiacks. They rolierted tft hits 'off the Missnuta rrourmi re,r their lg . I -- , CAMPING OUTFIT dm IJ:',Ovi'-"-- i THIS COMPLETE DE LUXE Ake ' 17., $493 Folding '".. ti k: $1 795 Colima', It 41 ." 11,s r 4Lof--o- 11...t...4.,.;sP, ...ammoodilk Proms,. $0)593 flioNtr8 4rt, ts. e , 2 CAMP COTS, f, Igummt :i&3 Complete 1 N.,...ssa. ' f , Mit On 'elN , , , . , :.- -- , 4, 41 olitAir 11---- - ,- , , , . . . , ... . .,. . , ' :. , . ," , , , - - -- , t |