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Show - , ,. . - - , - -. - . -. - , - -- - -- - - -- - - -- - - , . . - . , 7 - , 4 -- ' . . Warming Up The Hot Stove Circuit . -- Softtole Ciy, rEEEPET NEWS AND TELfSRAVt, . 1 - , , By JACK CUDDY Charlie Gehringer hung up his United Press Sports titer spikes NEW YORK ( INS Warm- Baseball's of fame at trig up the 'tot stove"; Cooperstowa, N.Y..- already has s Jack Deti-oit'new put for the biL17 Don manager who insisted 'We're in Larsen used in striking out .. - - ' -- -the . El p 11 i - 3- - - I Interna-lpilote- , . 0) 6 ilm V ki emitliherr. I El ., .. -- - ... - - - ,... , itt - tttS V Sall gakt Zelagant tO- 1 41 ' ...:.- -- II els12,HT N5DYS c t 0 -- - --- . - -- - -- - ,,1 r---i,-- i magi . , .. - '- ' . LI , rN t A, 1 ;:':- -. t ,.- i t I' , -- ,,,,,, s ,,,, ; ' 6 ' .. 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For those Gallagher , who have participated in it, worked with the kids directly or men's ' ....,,,,..m. ...r.,,,,.........,,,,: .:..... aeriet; Al Swenson. 835; hitt 'FOXY' HUNTERS. MAKE EARLY KILLThis Is a ease, where. the Fox hauled down indirectly, been on hand for the thrills of a game or two there'a inena game. Don Dillingham, 189; high Sports Briefs ,never been anything like it. ladies series; Mary Peterson, 478; high the deer in the hours of the opening of the Utah big game hunting season. One problem remains: More people must be exposed to Ladies gam.. Mary Peterson. 179. Three generations of the Pox family of Bountiful display the beauty killed early Satur Rita LeggiiiLeading team. tie, Sathe bug. It's highly contagious, it's dangerous (to those who day. L M. Fox, center. is flanked by grandson, Kraig, left. and son Duane, right. mak Park and Meadow Gold: high value the sanctity of their hip pocket cache), was taken in East Canyon. (Photo by Wally Kasteler, Deseret,News Staff photogDeer team ,aeries, Meadow Gold. 8.857; high " -- It Can TouchThe Hip Pocket, Too team game, Meadow Gold. 990: high rapher. inPhil individual Graham, 971; series; Just for instance: Last week Dave McNeil tossed a buffet dividual game, Phil Graham, 259; CEDAR CITY Downtown had .games of 191. 259. 221; outing for some 25 families of youngsters participating in Gratumt , was abustle Friday Cedar City Bowden, John 813; Corky taeachen, N.J. CA1TI)C1,(UP)TrainDistrict 6. The hat was passed, contributions were voluntary. 613; Bob Shiba. 807. Coles,--Barney,-S1alte6Lfavorbut practically desertRitz FoursomeHigh znen's aeries. er Mes aeh Tenney planned morning The receipts totaled over $360. Amazing! ed by afternoon. Forest Hibbard, 593; high rhon's ram., Those folks up there, McNeil, Dr. Ralph Richards, Gordon Forest Hibbard. 220; high ivotrian's seSchools were dismissed. Many Saturday- to confer during. the s Helen Woodruff. 454i high H. Bluth, Ed Smith, Newt Carruthers, Hobe Corning and the ries, game. business houses had closed. atweekend with veterinarians Helen Woodruff, 158. Match-Gpm- e rest aft alreadY planning for next year, gening their financial There was an unu sual calm. Industrial LeatueAddison Hodges the injured Swaps. tending - With there it no question. This had a ebb series and had a 279 game of the 1956 deer house; in order. With instead al as reported earlier Shia said he wanted to hunt opening Tenney is the beginning, the future is limitless. week. only hours away, hun-- . The final two days of, qUilify- - The Ptah Bowling Proprietors I'Vith the big scores now roll- determine as soon as possible BOWIlliff LIMO. townspeoplewomen It's the same elsewhere around town among the limited ing play for the annual Utah Assn. is sponsoring the tourna- ing in, the match games are .how long the "vets" thought it dreds as menhad 'headed Al IV LeagueHigh individual aeries. Chem- ment few who've treated themselves to a taste of this new nectar sure of being one of the year's would be necessary to keep the as well Bowling . Don Sheets. 594; high individual game. for the hills." Ann Slattery was a solid fa- best tournaments in the local million dollar pionships will be held this weeket wholesome fun. Larry Higgins, 214. wide left the had A few for - Naturally there've been those who've "phonied out" for Ladies City LeagueLeading team, end with Salt Lake's Kyle Coles vorite to win the women's title bowling season.hobbled in the sling and cast open spaces, but most had wait-thRawl Endurance; high team Renew end Ann one reason or another. A lot of promised money never holds his broken left hind ed Slattery reigning at as the final days approached. Maxie Nowt Endurance. 2,337; high until after the annual Deer team game, Dawn Noodle, 831; kuith good bets to take high honors. She held a comfortable lead quite appeared on a check. A lot of promised time and effort leg off the floor and prevents Hunters' Ball Thursday night in individual series. Dorothy Needham, beColes was in into second the final losers? the Who're going play. never materialized. his bumping it. place 552; itigh individual game,,,Mue NodPro-A- m Cedar City National Guard ArRuth 510; Kevern. zu, Morthis hind leader 'Joe Barney of OgLadies will bowl at the Regal who for those not 545:, the individual Okawa, high game. wrap goalposts mory. people Certainly den, but he was impressive Saturday at 9 p.m. and will Dorothy Nee:thane-12LAMON, OKLA (UP) ' found not Saturday Oct.-2Daybreak Saturday morning games, the people who pace the sidelines In in Major League play finish Sunday at the KB. StartTwenty-threof the top women only Cedar City residents but LeagueLeading team. 3rd enough Ave., Pharmacy; 'high team aeries. 3rd cheering the Small fry, the people who worry about providing to convince many that ing time Thursday be 8 will in the nation were to hundreeds of outof state hunt-Ave. 2.531: p.m. team Sunday Pharmacy, golfers high game, care of to crowds 'facilities take concessions and Golfers turned deer hunters 3rd Ave, Pharmacy, itati: high individu- he was the man to beat in the to get the ers, mostly from California. will bowl at Pal-- Mar, Men Saturday again try Ron 4911; al materialize.series, Holt, individual never high that quite have necessitated a change in round of tramping the dry hills and for- - , Phil Thomas. 230; Holt had 307. final rounds. first game, both and Paramount to too days. tempting 190. 204 in games. Eventually they will. Its a tidbit that's LadiesPGA ests within ten to 100 miles of. the Lawton S5,000 The 7 starts for bowlers the at will season's final roll games Saturday's play p.m. plans Independent Girls LeagueLeading In Ignore, Tournament under way. 3 team the and Lake Salt Paraat Pal tournament. Shirt: the city in search of the Beet team high p.m. Sunday's golf It isn't the football, mind you, it's the way it's played, the ramie Bread, 1095: high seam The first round had to be looted game. little ones, some of them still wrapped game, Peeler's Cate 718; high individu- mount and Regal bowling Kramer, Bonneville prothe big attention now Is But kids that play inter- - houses. The seven high men prim laabelle McGee. 4A8; high inin their execution of foot- al focused on next week when fessional, said the meet sched- postponed Friday when dividual game, Imbelle McGee. I'M tightly in apron string, are amazing estimated alLOGANOfficial" on fell an showers and six high women will the mittent uled for MOnday has been postthe match balls intricate fundamentals: Southeast Bowling Lanes that nearly .3,000 deer hunters course. for next week's match Muir, as gamet.start. Doug poned until Oct. 29 at Bonqualify defending champion, Let's Everyone Get Expose-d-were s c a t t e r e d throughout Leading team, games at the Ritz. Is not entered In the qualify. ney because of the hunt. GolfInn, Central Aluminum Sportsmen's I work as a hciles, tackle. and team, block open Sales. tied: high team series. They MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA mountains , surrounding t h s They The two champions of the Ing play but will join the other ers who have played in at least 2.1891 bitch tram Valley Cache Australia's defend for a passer or a punter. They stunt on defense, work tame, Gortion's Lamb?. seven finalists in bidding for four previous pro-aevents this (UP)John 778; high match games will win places in ' town Saturday morning in out their own offensive play sequences. You've never seen individual aeries. Lucille Fele. 513; the National Tourna- the berth In the Chicago tour- summer are eligible to compete, mile king, failed to decide Sat. individual high same, Nattraaa, search of an opening day kill. Agile will he whether compete football like it. You can't help but be amazed hy it ment in Chicago next month. ney. 191, urady Kramer said. into can- Sattear of a to we In away the Games, yourselA imagine, saying Automobiles poured Olympic Its difficult, as Idaho border from the he needed another week before yons youngurday morningunless, of course, your own personal A,3 on RUNT DEER See rage mind. his could make Lions, it. he up ster is involved. But Plans are being tentatively made to rait on a "jamboree" "My Injured leg feels better," he revealed to newsmen at the 'gime Services Held of the local conferenceplay two or three games at one time crowd to come ' Australian Olympian track and - and place and promote an admission-payinJules Rimet, PARIS (UM field trials. "I have done no see it. 183. honorary president of the I'll train weeks. two in running No. 1 being to spread this The purpose Is was buried a 34 mark but apparently By EARL WRIGHT division title after finishing Ifor one week and then decide 1World Soccer Assn., game will match the leagues Saint Augustin contagion to as many people as possible in one 'sitting: No. haven't COnNinet'd the odds. United Press Sports Writer I'll tell the 'Friday in future. will the my last Olympic season, teams. lowest previous Tbe. scoring 2, of course, to raise money. rnakere and their game with selectors in one weck's time, Church. All national assoda, The Cleveland Browns and Browns, leaders last year in 'throw the league's top ground how , The first item has been discussed, except to say that the Eagles is rated a , my leg reacts to severe tions sent flowers and about 2,, offense against San Los . Angeles Rams, become an epidemic. with 349 points, have gaining defending one day --- -. attended the funeral:, ttraining: he added. . scoring Francism---Th- e have The Chicago Bears and, New division who 30 in have made this three more champions games practical. The second purpose, as has been hinted, is gained 1,208 yards. York., Giants, picked by many i so far In the observers as the teams most year and the Redskins have program is raised acted like Most of the funds for Denver's The Cardinals probably won, a sponsorshicplan,,couldn't quite National Football League races likely to succeed the Rams and scored only 23. t der,what they have to do to be Nick Dan are favored Browns in Frank as their Christensen, Morgan. division aeveland's rivals apparently made the favorite. They were it all the way. champions, Sunday -,Gardiner and Chick Clay and his Klwanis friends weren't games and- must win, t 0, stay are the heaviest favorites in have decided George llatterman, underdogs when they whipped within hailink distapce of the Sunday's clashes. The Bears Otto Graham's successor, can- Cleveland and- New York, and way. found wanting . are pitted,. against the Bal- not throw the long pass as well scored a 31-early leaders. But all the bills aren't paid. , The anColts timore at Chicago, as Otto- and are ganging tip on ington in- - a game rated even. smiles and Drowns, kids the of concern the defending league Which doesn't ;: will be mix- the Brownie runners. The Red- 011ie Matson, big halfback who on their faces as they wait for Saturdays' kickoffs. champions, are figured to de- and the Giants ticipation , ' feat, the RedNkins at Washing. ing it with the Pittsburgh Steel- skins could give Cleveland an- leads the league in rushing with ,0",t4 And that, after all, is the "name of the games' ,,,, s ,r. .. ' -ton and boost their record to 22. ers at New York. o' I ,,,f other rough day because they 306 yards. is one of the Cardi- "' ' 1 Jr ' 41. '1 All the games except the is the only ) have allowed cmly 712 yards, the nals Philadelphia will have to y . i, Washington S'l Get Approve Two Bouts ' .4 clash will be tele- leagues best mark in this de- stop. NFL, team without a 1956 vic- als-Eagles I - ' 30th . , vised on regional networks by fensive department. I NEW YORK (UP)The New tory. Straight Victory Baltimore will face the 'cirI' Los Angeles, off to a Los Angeles tackles a Green start CBS. I . (1.71)) running attack MO York State Athletic Commission in defense of ANGELES dist, 4 For the first time this season, Bay club which ran up its high- cuit's top western its, ' Bears. meets the N Compton Junior College con- Friday approved two boutsthe sion title, is a favorite to defeat there will be no '''pace cadets" est point total since 1952 in yards) when it -- ----C in lead also all Bears teams The win Fri streak , tinued its long , ' between'al the Green Bay Packers ) at on the fields Sunday. On 'rhurs- whipping Baltimore last week, Nov. 23 , (1S t- scoring with 89 points. i (1) t 1(11'114 - 4 day night by dumping Los.AncommisThe I3ert the Packers NFL Bell, upset day LKIwaukee. ' WEST of NORTH THIRD The outfit Mexico Giants, and 40 top a In Gaspar Ortega scoring , geles City College at Milwaukee in the eastern division with 86, sioner barred for the rest of Rams last ' Western State Conference Tony T5Fmarco of Boston and The Lions, leading the west the season the radios and other when Fred year 4 ( ii hied Korth it IL? . depot) Cerre booted a 254 t i ..,,,'4.1i their home, sep SOTI, at their race Ivith a 31) record. ire ..5, - ''"" the Nov,, 16 bout, between hetwy. - ern devices- - live --et the, .yard 4444 eget in the Isr"11- r)Peit geme' - " - ''''' favored over the San Frannew address, the Yankjeta:ELsin The powerful Compton Tar- 30 a for used to informa ' i of Baker Bob contenders pass 'weight favosolid Giants are dium. The . at De. Itlectronte tars led the Los Angeles eleven i players. 'seconds IIcisco The Chicago Cardinals ' be. to Carter rites lost of and Harold 13-. twice, although they attempting at halftime. Compton Pittsburgh by , 1 , the first leam.to win a to,the Steders last year. the eastern division with Las won 30 straight gamea, 'Linden. NJ. ClevelandMashingion , , League-7411- Sb ' - - 40-2- - ' r Saturday Balmy and 'prospects for morning more through the weekend made the hunting more difficult Tracking on the dry paths was virtually impossible, and the cover in Awer elevations was virtually' undisturbed. It was expected that the highee.the hunter went, the bet-- 2 ''- ter his chance for filling up In this lore part of the season. Checking stations Were al- - ready reporting b uceess at an early hour Saturday mottling as many hunters bagged a prize In the early dawn light Many Salt Lake hunters, tramping areas in the Wasatch and Oquirrh, were home almost in time to go to work Saturday morning. Others, in large par, ties set In camps, were planning sevend days or a week for their outing. Reports front other areas around the state are as follows: arch-riva- ,. red weaIhe s, Potato individual - 'butt 1 - , 4, Z - Fire danger In dry foreat areas, congested canyon trig. tic and the usual toll of over- exerted hearts was expected to provide a solemn note to the generally frivolous put.. nificant conference games on the agenda plus a traditional . intersertional piece with New Mexico's Lobos battling Art- iona's. Thittling in Laramie were Utah and Wyoming In a game which could literally be the league's championship mftet- ing. Utah State was tangling In a television affair with Colorado A&M at Logan, and . .Brigham Young and Montana were flipping their talent at 4 Missoula to see which would Inherit the cellar. Denver's Pioneers slipped 1 back into the winning column In a Friday night game, beat. a l Colorado Col. ing In a display of of, lege. lensive fireworks. ,tIA I ,, , , chided. Skyline football was "hard , 7 ,,,,,, , , , 0' ,- 1 IL, , ,,, ,,., have-ventu- Denver Triumphs . , ,,, 'N., ' - 1956 , 01,' A - i . - k , 1 . 4, - t, : .,,, 1 ,, 1 .1 ..., i ' ,. .--. , 't LI -1 - ' : ,,,, . 3k . - ; ' '.., 0 ,,,,,, il 4 t , - Skyline Foes 'Hard At It'; , , - , , - ..... - - IV KAY ALDOUS . Deseret News Sports Writer deer hunt was off 'n running Saturday with variable reports of early success filtering back into the cities and towns, many of which had become virtually deserted from the exodus Into the colorful mountain ranges. Estimates placed upwards of 100,000 bunters out In the field for the opening shots and the experts figure that at least , 150,000 will out after the popular big game . q.uary before the hunt Is con- -- ,,s.,,:, 't t.) , t'tah's - The local moguls had to decline. It would take an "angel"of some magnitude to provide the wherewithal to pay for the trip. "Angels" are still being sought, as It were, to pay for the program as currently constituted. But it points up a gratifying truth. Folks elsewhere-- and the elsewhere Is spread nationwidewelcome Salt Lake and ttahinto the fold. It still remains for Salt 'Like, as a whole, to accept and welcome junior football. , ng . ' , game pictures and commen drais , -- .,i .. - ,., tary by Cactus Jack Curter:. The meeting will be held in the Lafayette Ballrootn,of the Hotel- - Utah. fatu-refilm re. view of the Wyoming game plus the annual scholarship 7--- , , 4 0 Li it . Deer Hunt Ithpties Utah's Towns IñAnñuaI Migration 4 , f, 'A, - 0- , Salt Lakes Bleacher Quer. ferbacks will add a little music to their usual Monday fare In their next get together with a Utah University quartet furnishing supplemental entertainment,to the usual fare , 7 , li-- r on nct L , i- - y - ille.dillir.64 (1) .- k--.- n-:7, ,,,,, 4. CHIPMAN i'DEE ' (4111 17 tv II , on- t, ',1s, 2'i- ' El . - Bleacher aBs - ;4 -4 3 . Ns-N- ,: SPORT CHIPS by r,--- , . 4 , '' ,,,- i - . , 1 , , this-win- 0 Ot4006 L , n I. -- , , ! 66 . , . , C" -tt) 4 . ) i Ak Cr'.2.1;r4 i , m tt t - , AC LI , 40 -- i , , , .... e - . . . , I -- i ., Note to the curious: waukee outfielder Bobby Thomson never had to pay that $.100 tine he as stnat ..):ankee miinacer cam,sy steni gel, relaxing at his Glendale, 1"1 when he nal thrown tit Calif.. home, is still heing cond tryinr to steal home on his gratulated on how he t'too(l by" own againbt Brooklyn, Sept,. tirpreilictolle 'Don- Larsen a1 V: season long, Detroit catcher Red Wilson Is "Yeah, I'm a genius," quips currently serving as one of the ICasey. "Know that perfect game !coaches for the teniversity of he ptiched- welt, I didn't think Wisconsin's freshman football about taking him out' even team Red is a former Bad- ' ger grid star. - - -- tf ,- ter, Ftarik Robinson, the rookie senszition of the past season. v, get first crack at first base - chic Coast League pennant this year and when he brings some of his east, he will be following a pattern set by Pittsburgh skipper Bobby Bra-- . gan when he earne to Forbes Lel& from liolAywood Oneinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts says Smoky Burgess has, developed ,into the "best pinch hitter in the business" since big Johnny Mize... , And speaking of the Redlegs, if . they bade Tea Klusiewski - yte-wet- ' ' :Dégli.,.-70-::'-4'..aii4.-...- tilarket totdeals Upon t;k:7 DaéMtTiTi1 fc;r. the final out to lAhether (..."-- be ' i ing, over the job, will proe it in his perfect game masterpiece bad Here's an earl y tip on a st rong third base next ear . , I within the next feW days when I Larsen has seen movies of All ' LoOk for 'Bob Scheffing. the clubs steered, clear of candidate for National League , ile'Obtains a second baseman the game three times now and southpaw Chuck- Stobbs, Wa rsh- tl kle of the year honors in !Cubs new manager, to bring a 1957: The ads name is Eddie couple of, Los Angeles' plavers second base has been the Tigers' each time he did. he says, "I got winner, in the Kaska, and those who saw him Ito Chicag;owith him. Scheifing No. 1 trouble spot ever sin-cmore and more nervous." past because he was a krioNvn with Rochester of the Los Angeles to a Va-- - , - , - 1 I 3 - , ,, - .1 c .; - ' I 1 - 7 5 -- - 1 , -; - , o o ks , I . , ,- The Kansas City Athletics 'sufferer of asthma .., Now that i tional League this insist be tune made a bid for both Al the condition no longer bothers will prove the St. Louis CardiRosen and !flike Garcia but so !him, everyone's interested again !nals' finest shortstop s ince M Marion .. far the Cleveland Indians ha a L. - - Stiabhs andsedbasema n- l--arty said no ,.., The Tigers also Pete Itunnefs are the mosti Ernie Banks of tb e Cabs have sounded out the Tribe as sought after Senators at the mu. I and Dick Groat of the Pirates - . , , - , S . -- Tigers' New Manager - , , - - -- , October 23, 195S . ., - - , , - - . , 7 -- A - - ', ''' ' |
