Show MIT SLATE FHE SPORTS Johansson ack in HIGHWAY WITH AL WARDEN National Golf Official Punches Opinion of Colorado Golf Expert flfl it Some weeks ago Ogden City employed Sam Huddle-sto- n of Denver to look into a proposed second golf course at Mount Ogden Park His opinion was that Ogden was aland that another ready over crowded with golf courses city owned course was not necessary V Action I- Y J 8A - pe a n heavyweight championship from Dick Richardson of Wales next Sunday at Goteborg Sweden That bout and a lightweight contenders' battle for television Saturday night between Paolo Rosi of New York and Carlos Hernandez of Venezuela at Madison Square Garden will top the week's boxing activities Johansson former world heavyweight champion will be making his third start this year and his third since March 13 1961 when Floyd Patterson knocked him out at Miami Beach in the sixth round of their third world-titl- e fight This year Ingemar stopped Joe Bygraves of England and outpointed 18-ho- le r' mL s -- : 0- ft T'-- N"V l if T lf Fancy Scores Recorded at Weber Traps J J Snow Basin Fancy performances were recorded Sunday in the finals of the annualJohn Brophy program Kneeling left to right: Steve Harris Salt Lake City winner Joe Lake Bill Salt Kalmar to runner-urow left Back City right: Salt Lake City Barbien Allen Bob Burns Clearfield Ogden Douber j Salt Lake City Wendell Page North Salt Lake and Major B C Jenney Hill Field Trophies were awarded to 33 winners! The event was a howling success p r crp M n Experts Fire Good Scores At Ogden Club ar Foyt Upsets Jones in Speed Event 25-bi- rd 25-bi- rd 25-bi- rd 25-bi- rd Play Opens In Annual -- Golf Event 50-bird 25-bi- rd 25-bi- rd 100-mi- le 24-bi- rd 25-ya- rd BEN LOMOND CLUB For New Pact CHICAGO (UPI) — Big Ten ComE L Drysdale and Ray Adams LoBen the at missioner Bill Reed said today he as blind partners mond Golf Course on Sunday scored 63 and took first place There was a good entry in the vent Othel Hampson and Dell Adams were second with 64 Max Strause and Hal Seasen Sack Burns and Sess Brown and El wood Hill and Wes Durand all tied with 65 for third believes his conference and the West Coast Big Five can reach agreement on a Rose Bowl football pact through the mails Reed said he mailed a letter to Tom Hamilton director of the Big Five in which he made several suggestions such as ticket alloca tions I RUSSIAN SETS WORLD MARK IN BROAD JUMP John Brophy Is Second in Snow Basin Auto Classic Flashing over the one mile corkscrew course in 1:063 Steve Harris Salt Lake City topped a large field in the Sunday finals of the Mt Ogden Racing Association race to win the sweepstakes at Snow Basin The event was held on the twist ing road leading to Snow Basin and was watched by several hun dred enthusiasts Second best time was turned in by John Brdphy Salt Lake City at 1:064 withj third top time made by Steve Baughman Salt Lake in j 1:067 Seventy-nin- e expensive sports models were entered in the Sunday finals Harris made his winning run in a Brophy piloted a Devin SS Special and Baughman had a Masserati The wayl the finalists placed turned out to be a saga all its - D-Jag- own The regular runs ended with Brophy and Baughman tied with 1:069 marks The pair agreed to enter a "sudden death" runoff for first and second ! MEANWHILE HOWEVER Har- ris decided to make his third run of the dayi — all drivers being swipes at the Jpermitted three course ' But with the event all over but the race to break the tie the per mission of the finalists — Brophy and Baughman — was needed The two okehedja third try by Harris Had it nbt been for this caliber of sportsmanship of course Brophy would have claimed the top Omaha I terday Boston Cor "C" Car "V Car "O" Car "Z" THUNDERBIRD A Ogden Ford Sales 359 26th St the $25000 first prize—top payoff of the year— in the $100000 "Golf Classic Sunday "I'm playing as well as I am capable of playing I won't be the favorite though I never am" Golf Experts -- HOYLAKE England (UPI) — A strong wind sweeping in from the nearby Irish Sea Sunday apparently has put a crimp in American plans to bring the British amateur golf championship home for the firgt time in three years course burned With the 6984-yar- d to a shade of ocre by a week of final-roun- tourney opens against 1952 champ EDT) and 1953 king Michigan tangles with Texas titlist in 1949 and 1950 at 2 pm (4 pm EDT) Unbeaten Ithaca risks its string of 17 straight victories against Big Eight champion Missouri the 1954 winner in the opener of the evening doubleheader at 6 pm (8 pm EDT) The winner of the tournament known as the College World Series or the Rose Bowl of Baseball qualifies for a bonus treat this year The NCAA champ will be 5 flown to Hawaii for a June three-gam- e series with the collegiate champion of Japan The program is sponsored by the Hawaiian Interservice and Hawaiian baseball ' leagues at 11 am (1 pm 22-2- Monday The wind is normal for this time of year but Yank invaders who had been scoring on the better side of 80 suddenly found their drives soar ing off the fairways Harry Easterly Jr of Richmond Va summed up American chances grips during the tournament his game ing to straight out '' sand-specke- this way: "I don't rate them high We have no big names here and I don't think the British need worry very much" Deane Beman brought the US title in 1959 and there was an unbroken skein of American victories from 1947-5- 5 with such stars as Joe Conrad Willie Turnesa Frank Stranahan and Dick Chapman car$1900 rying off the laurels two-und- er ZMi Gifirto Dad! D 1961 Contacted at Tennessee State in Nashville Boston said "I'd like to take my hat off to him and offer my congratulations" Boston shy and often accredited with bringing Russo-U- S sport relations to a wonderful relationship with his politeness said he knew had the ability to break his record "I've known all along ever since I first saw him that it was just a matter of time before he would actually do it" Boston said "I'm going to be trying though I hope to meet him for the fifth time out in California next month REMINGTON Th only shavar wwiBUwiiiiiiWiiiwiihii C in th world that skin automatito typ any adjusts cally! Tough or tender your skin gats th same close comfortibla shavt with till remarkable Ter-Ovanesy- an won Ter-Ovanesy- an 17 - lu v t ' vm hub 89 fitw REMINGTON LEKTRONIC The amazing cordless shaver that goes anywhere No cord no wires no sockets recharges itself Adjust' the last bronze medal during the Olympics finishing third to Boston and Bo Roberson of Fort able roller combs for the most comfortable shm of them ell ! 26° Houston Lands Heavy Bout On June 19 HOUSTON (UPD— Heavyweights Cleveland (Big Cat) Williams and Orrie Paschall of Philadelphia will bout meet in a scheduled at the Sam Houston Coliseum June LERS Phone 2449 Washington Blvd EX 9-37- 55 10-rou- 19 It will be Williams' third fight of the year He was scheduled to fight Eddie Macheh in last night's televised fight from New York but the fight was cancelled because of an injury suffered by Machen It was the second time a Machen-Williams bout has been cancelled because of an injury to Machen In his two fights this year Williams scored a technical knockout over Ernie Terrell of Chicago and knocked out Alonzo Johnson of' Rankin Pa in the first round BUEHLER-BinCHH- m On Father's Day bim our first Team ashable SLACKS WELCO M 0£ HIRAM WALKER! 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Give him the sportswear team made of champion materials in big league colors For Dads of all sizes BUEHLER- - BIHGHBfll ILL - try- Littler 31 never has played Oakd terror mont the where he must defend his crown in fact never has seen it "I was in the Navy in' 1953 the last time they played the Open there" he said "and I couldn't get away "But then I never played Upper Montclair before either" leader Sam Snead the' half-wa- y rallied from 78 in the third round 70 to finish in a to a 10th place tie at 284 He - made games established the existing standard of 27 feet 2 inches in a dual track meet against Russia here on July 16 YEAR'S best time made Lorenson was 1:08 Norman by Lorenson competed Sunday but couldn't pull out any of the top times Drivers from Utah Idaho Wyoming Nevada and Colorado competed Placing first place in the various classes of the meet follow: Wendell Page Clearfield B class Bob Burns Ogden C class Bill Kalmar Salt Lake E class Joe Doubek Salt Lake H class Major B C Jenney Hill Air Force Base D class Allen Bar-bie- ri North Salt Lake V W class John Rose Salt Lake G class and Clark Sanford Salt Lake F class Pete Miller race secretary for the second annual event said the success of the two-da- y program exceeded expectations He thanked members of the Salt Lake Road Race Association and others for their support of the program llth appearance in the national even-temper- ed 1960 LAST Holy Cross Those are strong words for Litquiet man who finally made the predictions of stardom for him stand up when he took the Open last year at Oakland Hills He banged out a 5 under par 67 Sunday to come from a stroke back of Jack Nicklaus and finish with a 275 a four-da- y total of 13' under par on the 7055-yar- d Upper Montclair Country Club course! d 70 for Nicklaus had a 277 Wes Ellis and Dow Finster-wal- d split third with 280 Littler's victory shot him into second spot among the pro money winners with $5370416 behind Arnold Palmer who has $00331 Palmer had a poor tournament never contending and wound up with a 71r for 290 and $460 He spent more than that on new golf club tler an WALKER of these luxury cars was hundreds of dollars more than Thunderbird $1620 515CO SI 055 $1035 990 "I'm pretty confident about my game" said Littler who collected the Tennessee State star who achieved acclaim when he shattered Jesse Owens' long standing Olympic mark in the : Scene Again Of Baseball Program 11 19G2 Ter-Ovanesy- an trophy Brophy and Baughman were given a good round of applause for their sportsmanship Harris had spun off the winding course on his first run early in the day damaging a high pressure oil line At the urgings of Dave Deis an Ogden youth Harris decided to repair the damage and make his other two runs Is OMAHA Neb (UPI) — The decline of minor league baseball has placed increasing importance on the college game and eight of the nation's top collegiate teams will be performing before a squadron of pro scouts during the NCAA tournament opening here today Scouts have already been hounding husky Joe Garibaldi the sophomore pitching star of tourney favorite Santa Clara Coach John (Paddy) Cottrell of Santa Clara said the scouts Vere crowding out the paying customers at Bronco games this spring They'll probably have a chance to watch him again tomorrow because he is expected to start for Santa Clara against speedy Florida State at 8 pm CST (10 pm EDT) in the climax of the four-gam-e first round program Colorado State College making its (UPI) — Russia claimed another first today The Tass News Agency announced that Soviet broad jumper Igor was the first to crack Ralph Boston's world record when he leaped 27 feet 2Vb inches at a meet in Yerevan Armenia yesMOSCOW 2 THUNDERBIRD CLIFTON NJ (AP) — Not since Ben Hogan did it in 1951 has a US Open champion repeated but from Gene Littler the sweet-singSan Diego Calif made it clear today that he is a real threat for his second straight this week at Oakmont Pa roasting sunshine the estimated 30 American entrants believe they will be plagued by the abrupt change in weather in the tourney that opens Sports JUNE $25000 Weather May Hamper US THEY TOP SPORTS CAR EXPERTS ! 37-9-- - OGDEN UTAH MONDAY EVENING er 135-pou-nd tax-support- ed STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Open Champ Noses Out Jack Niclclaus s t 7-- W OGDEN LITTLER WINS NEW YORK (UPD— Ingemar Johansson will try to win the Euro- Roy Holland one of the officials of National Golf Foundation Chi says: "I want to see Big Pete" cago takes issue with Huddleston that's his name for the Yankee Holland's letter to this depart bomber ment follows in full: Dear Al: The biggest problem of the Dod"Herb Graffis editor of Golfdora gers is what to do with Wally Noon and Golfing magazines showed me their leading clouter bridge player a report wherein one Sam Huddle and cross word puzzle expert ston of Denver Colorado stated since the switch from the Colithat Ogden already had enough golf seum with its short left field fence facilities for the amount of popu to the new Chavez Ravine showlation I don't know how he based place has made him a liability in this opinion of his but it does not the field he doesn't throw well Wim Snoek of Holland who sur of thumb with that rules wasn't he any" jibe sharp either during prised Ingo by flooring him in the we have ever used not with the an early season trial on first base first round actual facts any place in the coun- coast writers advise European champion Richardson is a dangerous right-han- d try puncher Willi Mays brilliant outfielder although there have been reports "We feel that there should be a minimum of one public golf of the Giants is setting the major that his right fist now is subject course for each 50000 population league home run pace for 1962 He to easy injuries disregarding any private clubs in is far ahead of the field in each FOR SATURDAY'S TV fight at and Roger Maris who the area since they cater to such league the Rosi Garden baldish 61 with Yankees of the a relatively small number of golf- set a mark will be favorite a at about behind inis far slight last year ers In years to come with 5 over Hernandez becreasing amount of leisure time and of cause his combined skill and ma Kiner former Friend in to Ralph money available participate never out now turns punch it the of recreation various forms jor leaguer Rosi fought Joe Brown for the number of golf courses of a daily said the phrase that has become title in 1959 but was stopped world fee type will have to increase pro- a part of baseball idiom— "Single cuts on in the ninth round hitrun hitters drive Fords home portionately Hernandez is ranked third among "I've Cadillacs" "Most park planner and advisors ters drive contenders time" Ford by the Ring a a been driving long throughout the country are recom- confessed in fourth the Nationand who Magazine former the slugger mending golf course in any rec- now airs the al Association However the Boxing New for the games reational program as a means of NBA rates Rosi second which is Mets York producing a surplus of income over four notches above his rating by disbursements to help support the the Ring ofWeber College Booster Club rest of the development and opHERNANDEZ WHO LOST eration of other park department ficials look for more thanlt 2500 fans one of his 29 bouts will be making Lake facilities all of which are money to attend the San Diego-Sahis second New York appearance Affleck at baseball Park game City losers He outpointed Luke Easter in an 1 next at Saturday pm "I am enclosing a copy of our eight-roun- d semifinal at the Gar4 2 3 ST Information Sheet brought den June 19 1959 He seeks his up to date which will show you seventh straight victory and his that there are 949 municipal and 14th knockout golf courses operat2 Rosi's record includes 15 ing in the country Nearly every knockouts one of these produce an excess of The week's boxing schedule inrevenue over expenses despite the cludes: fact that in many communities the MONDAY— Boston — Kenny Lane course is loaded with non-govs Tommy Tibfis course expenses 44 new municiTUESDAY —Sacramento Calif— Keith Holliday and Glen Green-we- ll Zora Folley vs Paul Andrews pal courses opened last year and each fired 24x25 to share hon- Omaha Neb — Bill Nielsen vs many more than that are under construction at "the present time ors in the singles at the traps of Jackie Richards Fresno Calif— "I am sending you a copy of our Weber Sportsmen's Gun club Satur Gabe Terronez vs Floyd Sampson WEDNESDAY recently completed survey that we day night Nothing schedGayford Cue and Jim Ricard each uled conducted on the operation of munTHURSDAY — Glasgow Scotland icipal courses throughout the coun- posted 22 to tie for first in the handicap Hank vs John (Cowboy) —Henry try and this will give you some Team winners — Earl Miller and McCormack idea of the potential in various loFRIDAY— Los Angeles (Olympic) calities and I certainly hope that Lee Richardson Steve Sessions and these statistics may help fortify Gayford Cue and Dell Halls Lem — Johnny Smith vs Sonny Gill you in a campaign to get a more Hedgpeth and Rex Sessions and Rome Italy — Giulio Rinaldi vs Chuck Garrett favorable reaction to the golf course Ron Twomey and Claude SATURDAY — New York (Garproposal" Cue den)— Paolo Rosi vs Carlos Herwinners: Gayford Novelty NOTES ON A NAPKIN Skip Mencimer Dell Halls and Ron nandez (TV) - Andy Carey the long-tim- e New Twomey SUNDAY — Goteborg Sweden— York Yankee with the Dodgers will be open again next Ingemar Johansson vs Dick Traps gives the title of baseball's fastest Saturday starting at 7 pm Sumto Willie Davis "He can beat mary: Mantle going from first to third" Singles — Keith Holliday Glen Greenwell 24 Lynn Burningham in coast baseball scribes West 23 Dell Halls Jimm Ricord George the LA area like the Dodgers to White 22 Peg Larsson Cliff Ekins win the National League pennant 21 Morgan Fntze Breeze 20 Lee but up San Francisco way they Richardson 19 Gene Howland 18 feel that the Giants will gain the Eugene Haeger 18 Mike Wreden flag handily The verdict is due Tiny Stone 16 in early October Handicap — Gayford Cue Jim Ricard 22 Jack Gealta Skip MenciRon Twomey and Niles Jones National-American mer 21 Lem Hedgpathe Steve SesReserved seats for the All-StDell 20 Hall Bob sions blasted 48x50 for first place in the baseball Yragabashi League 17 19 Nebeker Johnson Jim D Kenny and at C games Washington singles traps feature at Ogden Gun 15 Chicago in July will be $6 each Club Sunday and box seats will go at $8 This George Sawyer Niles Jones and is in answer to many inquiries In Ron Twomey tied with 24 each in formation was provided this corner the handicap Dr Wayne by Fred Fleig former farm direcDon Pack and Lacey each broke tor "of the Cincinnati Reds now 25 straight in the singles secretary of the National League Ron Twomey posted 22 to lead in the doubles and Clarence Stark-e- y Any time Casey Stengel is in a with 23 led in the handigathering with Mickey Mantle he cap Del Halls and Ron Twomey won MILWAUKEE (UPI)- -A J Foyt the miss and out feature A Houston Tex United States Auto event will be on the agenregistered Club national champion the past da next Sunday at 10 am two years Sunday won the 100 mile Summary: Rex Mays Classic at State Fair — Ron Twomey Park here with a victory margin Niles Jonessingles 48 Del Halls 47 Clar of less than a second ence Starkey Fred Neuber 46 Jim Foyt flashed over the finish line McClure 45 Virgil McClure Ern a fraction of a second ahead of Williams 44 Rollo Robinson 43 Panelli Jones Torrance Calif with Lee Johnston 39 a total time of 59:39301 and an singles— Dr Wayne Pack average speed of 101700 miles an Don Lacey 25 Gene Mallory Bob hour 23 Jim Hamblin 22 This year's Indianapolis 500 mile Yanagabaski First round matches played Sun- winner George Sawyer Alf Christensen 21 Ward Indianapolis Walt Rodger Evans Dr Lamont Pack 19 in the annual Railroad Boosters day Hurti-bis- e Niles R Jones 18 Golf tournament at the Ogden Golf finished fourth behind Jim Lennox Calif Ward has won and Country Club Second round handicap—George Sawyer races here including Niles Jones three Ron Twomey 24 Don matcnes are stated tor June 24 last year's affair 23 Ern Williams 22 Alf First round results: Lacey Speedway veteran Len Sutton Christensen 21 Del Halls 19 Dr Mr and Mrs Judy Parke Vh over was hospitalized Lamont Pack 18 Ore Portland Bill Souttar Vi Richard West 3 on the 85th lap out he after spun doubles— Ron Twomey 22 over Gene Gibbons Mr and Mrs into slammed the retaining Clarence and Richard West 3 over Mr and Mrs Starkey Don Lacey 21 Bob Yanagabaski 19 Fred Neuber Gene Gibbons 0 Mr and Mrs Joe wall Sutton reportedly escaped with to Leven 3 over Mr and Mrs William minor bruises and was able He Dr Lamont Pack 17 aid without from car his climb fl- - Mr ATrs TVm nnri fhacA MrPrpa handicap— Clarence Stark in second place on the 85th ey 23 Rollo Robinson Jim Mc2Vi over Mr and Mrs Earl Wilbur was Vi Mr and Mrs E R Spencer 2 lap when the accident occurred It Clure 22 Gene Mallory 20 Virgil serious accident in McClure 19 over Mr and Mrs Jack Lightner was the only was run before a which the race 1 Mr and Mrs Roland 'Bills VA of 30200 crowd and Mr and Mrs Mark Hone Vn Don Davis Phoenix Ariz who Berrett Mr and Mrs Spencer Baggs 1 Resigns finished eighth was leading the Mr and Mrs William Eccles 2 C Kenneth Berrett one of the Mr and Mrs Clare Jackson 2 Mr pack when he blew a tire and spun out of Ben Lomond High coaches 1 and Mrs Wayne Farrell Mr and at move his that made has School point Foyt resigned his post Og Mrs Ray Shupe 3 over Mr and 77th lap den City school officials announced on the lead the taking 0 Mrs Reed Kirkham mile-lon- g asphalt track and today Mr and Mrs Jim Whetton 2 Mr" of the to back the chalbeat and Mrs G T Hone 1 Mr and managed of Hurtibise lenge Mrs Ernie Kammeyer 2 Mr and NAD A BOOK PRICES Other finishers in the top 10 Mrs Carl 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