Show i v S$M$" ' I IW W-- tm” IN FORM Palmer Trims Rival OGDEN 10 R Indians i By Hal Wood SAN DIEGO Calif tUPI)— The Arnold Palmer incomparable dropped a three foot pressure putt on the 19th hole to beat Canada’s A1 Balding and win the playoff to capture the $20000 San Diego Open Golf tournament Sunday before d fans Down four strokes with only seven holes- - to play Palmer National Open and Masters champion in 1960 e and the money winning king came rioping back with an 15th hole He eagle on the par-fiv- e followed that witn a birdie on the 17th to catch the tiring Balding The two men finished in a deadlock for the lead with 271 totals — 13 under par— for the 72 fioles on the Mission - Valley Country Club course But in the playoff Palmer outdrove Balding by about 20 yards Balding hit his first and knocked it over the green and into the crowd which was so dense around the green that it stopped the ball not The ball going farther away off the about five feet stopped 12 and feet from the green cup Palmer then- hit his approach shot three feet from the cup Balding walked over and took a putter stroked hi$ ball solidly through the fringe onto the green and it rolled into the cup bobbed around and came out about two inches away A sentimental ’favorite with the crowd Balding received a continuing round of applause that wasn’t stopped until the marshals held their hands up while Palmer putted He easily put his into the center of the cup It was a great comback for Palmer — after his disappointing showing in the fLos Angeles Open 10-0- STANDARD-EXAMINE- OGDEN UTAH MONDAY EVENING JAN 16 1961 Lead ine Race In 00 sun-kisse- Utes Test BYU Machine at Salt Lake City on Friday ' all-tim- 1 I s SETS BOWLING RECORD Tommy Coroles 8 son of Mr and Mrs Andy Coroles 3231 Adams Ave rolled a sensational 205 pin game at Paramount Bowl He rolled seven strikes had to overcome an error in the sixth frame then picked up the 7 split in the 10th frame On TV the 7 split is worth $1000 Young Coroles has a sister Connie 13 and a brother Guy 14 They are fine keglers Sahara Gun Club to Attract Trap Stars From Everywhere ! Hundreds of scattergunners from all parts of the United States and Canada will move into Las Vegas Nevada Jan 31 for the opening of the Sahara Gun Club’s rich Midwinter Trapshooting tournament Ogden and Utah will be represented with a number of top per- tiori is not the answer to Olympic formers v Established as the biggest shoot in the West and second only to the Grand American on a national basis the midwinter bird bust will offer three 1961 automobiles $6700 added money and $7000 in guaranposted by Hotel purS’ Sahara The Mint and the Lucky Strike Club t The six-da- y shoot will boom unIn derway with the troductory Handicap to be by six other events offering 700 Amateur Trapshooting association registered targets Traditionally the claybird classic attracts a field liberally sprinkled with trapshooting greats from two countries with many and shotgunning stars and internationally known sharpshooters topping the entries As a "special feature --this year Tom Frye the famed marksman ’representing Jiemington Arms and Peters Cartridge Co will present his spectacular exhibition following The Mint Handicap Saturday success but simply which country wants to work the hardest He won the decathlon in the recent games in Rome - non-register- ed fob-lowe- All-Americ-an All-Canadi- an Feb4 NOTES ON A NAPKIN ODDITY More than a score of golfers paraded over the Ben Lomond Golf course late Sunday and at the same time an estimated dozen youngsters were skating on a pond at the popular course -- Chuck Bennett former California state league baseball announcer has the inside track for the new Los Angeles Angels post ahead of Dizzy Dean we are told San Diego's KFSD-Treports that the station’s first Charger telethon netted 23000 season ticket foot- -' ball pledges and Baron Hilton asked for only 9000 V Rafer Johnson insist? subsidiza- - I TRUMPETS AND DRUMS In Los Angeles George Parnassus Eaton boxing promoters an(j have hit upon the gimmick tha will hypo the drooping fistic game down there They’ve advanced the starting time to 8 pm and copied the wrestling dodge of a double main event one on and one off TV iSocial Significance Stressed By Pomp in Foreign Bowling the big boom in bowling (Amer- By Bill McCormick NEW YORK (NEA)— Every time ican Machine and Foundry Co) He he introduces bowling into a coun- is the kind of man who would look try to which it is alien William N distinguished even in the steam McDonald 3rd Minister Plenipo- room of a Turkish bath An ama- tentiary of America’s biggest par- teur clarinetist and jazz buff he ticipation sport sings a song of frequently plays Dixieland on his social significance Sometimes he licorice stick to win friends and even accompanies himself on the influence people in foreign lands self out of competition with a 12 on the last hole of the first day “I was driving badly both in Los Angeles and here for the first couple of rounds” said Palmer “But I corrected that and it came out all right” 65 toArnold shot a 3 of He nines with started day e the round behind Baldwas It a ing tough one for the! Canadian ace to lose He was out in 31 and came back in 35 for a fine 66 All that got him was a tie The victory was worth $2800 to Palmer— to add to estimated in- come last year of $150000 Balding- got $1900 for second place South Africa’s Gary Player ended up in third place with a 275 after a round of 68 That was worth ar 32-3- one-strok- - Ken Gardner one of Utah’s top legislators is a former Utah heavy- $1400 Frank Stranahan Crystal River weight champion in Golden Gloves Down Finsterwald Tequesta Fla in the Utah He boxing represented Fla and Don January Dallas Colorado-Uta- h series in the not Tex finished with a 276 good each too long ago for $1100 Tied at 277— each collecting $850— The Harlem Globetrotters who “We are not only inaugurating a new sport abroad but a momentous change in the way of life” insisted McDonald as he deftly harpooned a galantine de boeuf at The Town House A cosmopolite he is so sophisticated that he was not a bit surprised when the galantines de boeuf he ordered turned out to be meat balls ‘‘In England bowling is bringing men from the pubs and their dart games to the lanes” continued McDonald ‘‘Heaven knows what we’ve taken them from in France and other parts of the continent ‘‘Perhaps the most important phase of the social upheaval we are creating is that for the first time in many lands the ladies are now joining the men in a participation r I $ ? I LAS VEGAS Nev -- (UPI)-Gene tional Boxing Association title fight here next month he will be only too happy to give Paul Pender a crack at the real world’s middleweight i - ?'J ! I 1 i Marve Jenson made the statement in an interview following Pender’s TKO over British Champion Terry JDownes in Boston Saturday jii'Jht He said he hoped the fight could be staged here June 10 Jenson told George King a member of the sports staff of the w-Journal here that he was “gratified to see Pender himself practically admitted Fullmer was the real champion of the world by issuing what amounted to a chal- : I championship” Revie- I I ‘ t ! k 1 lenge to Gene” Jenson referred vto Pender’s comment following Saturday night’s victory that “Fullmer’s gotta fight me now I don’t see how he can keep "on ducking me” ' “After Gene takes care of Mr ' Robinson in Las Vegas - Feb 25 he will be only too haopy to give ‘Pretender Pender’ a chance to be a ‘Contender’ for the real world’s middleweight championship” Jen- - 102 Sacrifice Bunts The Los Angeles Dodgers put down 102 sacrifice bunts in 1960 and stole 95 bases I44l61 J it IB 1) -- 2) -- 83-5- f Qlj vl I Ul 1 1 - lUl IVV rF°XVE? proTeda ld " Pepi Gramshammer Is Sun Valley Champion sport “It is because jwe have such a profound influence on the lives of the people to whom we take bowling that we attempt to give SUN VALLEY Idaho (UPI) — our openings abroad as much as glamor prestige and importance Austrian Pepi Gramshammer Skin we can ’ v a ley ski mtructor won the McDonald' is director of public re- lations for one of the two compa- - slalom event of the Sun Valley Mt nies producing the automatic pin- - Open by shooting the about devices that brought ” setting College foot leap judges awarded Kotlarek 2247 points Norwegian jumper Torbjorn Yggeseth took second place with 2206 points on jumps of 171 and 182 feet Kotlarek’s first leap was 171 feet His 196 leap wTas only 12 feet short of the Norge Hill The j at Denver Four Gunners Share Honors OcidGn Club hill missed a gate and was dis qualified Four gunners shared honors in j Mi k e Pettibone Kenneydale the sinsles at the traps of Washt won the men’s class C record I Gun Club Sunday Each Ogden siaom on the short course with a i In third position was Aarne Val-- vli were: Dr W E clocking of 1212 ikana 172 who and soared Finland' Griimn Frank Rod Browning Browning and Dr Ralph Pugmire Ron Twomey won the d handicap with 25 straight In the singles Harold Pence romped home the winner with 44 In the doubles Dr Ralph Pugmire seconds in 666 led the field with 40 trip expected the meet in For time first MounMammoth Norge Traps will be open again next Gary McCoy two were with second Calif Sunday history tain starting at 10 am SumJapanese youths placed on on hand fell Both their second mary: 1:394 handicap— Ron Twomey try after skimming down the 115 Yesterday’s downhill winner 25 E foot scaffold Ford Cliff Ekins 24 VatSun Hugh long Karf BurtEchcr another Clarence n Harold Pence fell Sakai at Austria Tokyo from instructor Starkey Kiyotaka y the bottom of the 150 foot long Dr Edwin Peterson Alf Christenthird with 1:3g 8 hill but nevertheless re-- t sen Rod Browning D PugNorg Gasaway Spokane Wash corded jumps of 162 and 170 feet mire Lew Russell 23 Skip Menfourth in the downhill finished m a OAKLAND Calif (UPI) — The His partner also from Tokyo cimer Jo Leavitt Lynn Burning-hain today's SIaIom °o:itioD Oakland Raiders called press Yukio Kasaya partially completed- Carlton22 21Frank Browning DaVe ' bottom of the hill run before faUVirgil McClure Les Linda Meyers conference for tomorrow Olympic-skie- r Leavitt Claude 156 were His Armstrong Ike jumps todaJ mg Mammoth Mountain Calif dom- after a seven hour meeti 20 Jones Irvin met women s class A slalom Perry 18 anc d — American doubles Dr Ralph Pug1960 beleaguered Brennan national in each for with two runs of :480 Jimmy 40 mire 37 Clarence Joe Football of was club 40and the Mabey of on :96 the League shorter a total expected champion 36 35 Bob Ford of 316 American record distance Hugh Starkey course to announce that it would stay in gate 30 Kiesel 4th meet in the feet of Shubert also Mammoth Norge Jean placed business -- The judges gave him 2146 points on singles — Harold Pence 44 Mountain placed second with : 988 I atCommissioner Foss Joe 43 Lynn Burning-haMcClure Virgil and Smiley Tschopp also otMam- jumps 0f 175 and 180 feet 39 38 McClure Jim AnLast year’s North winner d W Dr E Grimm steon Samuelstuen Steamboat ' singles— Frank Red Colo 10th Browning Browning managed only a Springs Rr- - Ralph Pugmire 24 Richard best won owners wbo preferred—to remain position this year His Bob Emrick Denver Colo jump Nasfell Joe Leavitt 23 George Nasfell Les Leavitt "Ed Anderson Joe Mabey 22 Del Halls Dr Edwin Peterson Ike Jones E Hugh Ford Alf Christensen Dr Paul Nasfell 21 Skip Mencimer Lew Russell Mick Tremia 20 Scott Lane 17 During the season the team‘d NEW YORK (UPI) — Horton’ Ryder Cup player dropped an estimated $450000 and Smith one-tim-e it was reported in Chicago last and PGA president will receive Friday that President Bill Veeck the Ben Hogan award at the eighth of the Chicago Whitesox had of- - annual national awards dinner of fered to buy the franchise for the Metropolitan Golf Writers ciation on Jan 24 Sen Stuart o will be the main The Oakland owners brushed off Symington the story 'speaker 64-ga- 25-bi- rd te c- 25-bir- Sons Defeat Fathers in Team Classic & ar 50-bi- rd 50-bi- rd sttepSSr IS 25-bi- rd Gabe Paul Gets Trophy for Baseball Work m 25-bir- 10-rou- nd er 5-- 10 5-- 10 ex-Dodg- er ) 2) uni-'int- : re ( U-Sta- te co-leade- rs GR0VE (I much - bet-- 1 Duluth WEEKLY SCHEDULE horn footers ter natural bowler than Sir John gaily caparisoned emitted a mighty fanfare the au- - Hunt” McDonald said as he - bit Minn skiing star was awarded Monday— Idaho at Montana at Air Force Wyoming o tomatic machines functioned in “a profiterolle “Sir John was fjrst place in the 56th annual Norge Wednesday— Friday— Utah at Brigham Young Montana 14 son to set down 140 pins on J Utah State quite uncoordinated ski meet Sunday after thrilling at Saturday— Montana at Utah Air Fore 196 at Wyommo Colorado State at New Mexico spectators with a near-recor- d Colorado State d wire-to-wi- 95-8- 'up to' roll 'the golden ball with an“Chevaher j Fullmer’s manager declared today that after Gene “takes care” of Sugar Ray Robinson in their Na- hardly I After Sugar Ray Gene Wants to Test Pender jf Denver plays Colorado State College at Greeley Saturday Colorado State was pressed in conquering BYU and the Utags Sophomore Bill Green led the Rams with 18 points and snagged 12 rebounds in leading his - teammates to the victory over Tight defense and tireless rebounding accounted for the triumph over BYU Billy (The Hill) McGill of Utah reached a personal varsity peak by canning 41 points against Denver His old mark was 34 Earl Nau and Curt Jimerson turned in nifty work in the back-cou- rt to guide Wyoming to victory over BYU Jimerson dunked 22 points and Nau 18 Bob O’Billovich poured in 26 points for: Montana in an 6 "conquest of New Mexico at Missoula Saturday night SKYLINE LEAGUE thrill-Englan- were Johnny Pots Shreveport La Mason Rudolph Clarksville Term-anCompetition was keen Sunday at Bobby Nichols Midlapd Tex °f the Weber Sportsman s trhs Stan Leonard of Vancouver BC Club m Harrisville m the who had been tied for the lead fatters and sons event with Balding at the end of 54 holes had a bad round taking a 73 He ThS several days would up with 278 That tied him wooTSS The East-Wegame with Bill Collins Crystal River pro All-StT he Sunday at the Los Angeles Coliseum and Tommy Bolt also Crystal Riv- EteeWwdwas hamong won er Each $7l0 provided thrills galore for millions youngsters and Quill Nebeker was of TV viewers Johnny Unitas of Billy Johnston of Provo Utah high gun for the fathers the West and Norm Van Brocklin finished out of the money with 285 Summary: of the East turned in sensational singles — Jerry Hodson quarterback calling games Van Quill Nebeker Steve Sessions 23 Brocklin incidentally played his Darrell Hancey Bill Fessler Frank final pro game in the Coliseum Brown Keith Stephenson Robert where he once starred for the Montgomery 22 Wayne Clark Bill Rams Halls 21 Lee Frymayer Max Wix-oDell Lacey Tom Shupe Dee weather skiWood Lynn Woodland James Price Despite summer-lik- e CHICAGO (UPI)— Two members 20 Bob Wright Lynn Stimpson C ing remains good at Brighton Alta and Snow Basin The final class of of the World Champion Pittsburgh Kapp Norm Bodily L Leishman the first section of the Ogden Pirates were presented trophies Jim Johnson Clem Thorpe 19 Standard-Examiner ski school is Sunday at the 21st annual Diad handicap— Lee Richardson slated for next Saturday in the mond Dinner of the Chicago Base- 24 Otto Jones 21 Keith StephenBasin The second division opens ball Writers’ Association attended son 20 Ike Jones 19 Mac McJan 28 with another 350 enrolled by nearly 1000 fans and baseball Farland Darrell Hancey 18 Wayne Clark 17 Vic Borgono 16 Lucille notables Among the awards presented Wood 13 Bill Wood 12 were a “world series hero” 'trophy Novelty Shoot winners — Skip Bob to Pirates’ second baseman Bill Mencimer Lee Richardson Mazeroski whose ninth inning home Jolley Keith Stephenson George run in the seventh' game won the Nasfell Ike Jones Jim Thorpe game for the Pirates and to Pi- Jack Gealta Wayne Clark Arlie rates Manager Danny Murtaugh Colvin Clarence Simmo'ns Ezra Other awards went to Gabe Paul Richardson Bill Thomas son declared of the new Houston team in the Team shoot winners — Lucille Wood National and Wayne Clark Vic BorgIs for and has been “long and “Certainly Gene League ono meritorious Clem and to service to Quill Nebeker baseball” willing to meet Pender anywhere White Sox outfielder Min- Thorpe and Wayne Clark Chicago except where Pender is recognized nie Minoso as of the year Traps will be open from 10 am as champion I hope we can make to Sox outfielder palyer A1 Smith as come- until dark next Sunday Jan 22 the fight for Las Vegas on June 10 back of the year and Chicago Cubs’ “Most people forget that Gene Ron Santo as rookie of the year almost murdered Pender back in Other baseball notables attend- Missouri to Talce 1956 in Brooklyn” Jenson continincluded National League Presde- ing ued “We won an easy ident Warren Giles Charles O Fin- Place of Denver cision Pender was so badly beaten EVANSTON UL (UPI)— Missouri he couldn’t fight for another two ley new owner of the Kansas City Athletics Don Cardwell a Chi- will and Denver as NorthwestHe didn’t show me anything years Cubs pitcher who hurled a ern’s replace cago football Downes opponent on Sept 21 It looked to me no-h- it against game last season1963 was it announced today by like Downes was slowly caving Northwestern Athletic Director Stu Pender in with his body punches Holcomb “Pender’s fight with Downes was Caliente Bettor The game to be played at Coonly scaled to $50000 in Pender’s lumbia Mo as a season-openfor hometown” Jenson said “We’re Collects Fortune Northwestern filled one of three scaling the Las Vegas Convention AGUA CALIENTE (UPI) — The dates left vacant when Denver UniCenter to do $200000 and it looks like a sellout longshots came home at Caliente versity dropped football this month Holcomb said he is having difficut up $65000 in television Race Track over the weekend and “They few money Saturday night while we’re they helped a lucky bettors culty replacing Denver on the 1961 walk off “Litwith he finished almost getting $150000” everything but and 1962 schedules because most schools have completed schedules tle wonder Pender wants to cut in the starting gate An unidentified patron collected for those years for some of that kind of money”) a whopping $92851 in Sunday’s “I have a few inquiries for 1962 handicapping contest by tab- but 1961 is going to be tough” HolHonor Chuck Connors bing all six winners on a $90 ticket comb said two persons held perOn NEW YORK (UPI)— Chuck Con- fect Saturday cards and won $31953 nors and Cub turned TV each Angels Sign Bridges actor will be given a testimonial LOS ANGELES (UPI)— The Los Much of Saturday’s big payoff dinner on Jan 27 by his friends in was the result of Misdish’s victory Angeles Angels today signed veterboth the sports and entertainment in the feature for a $10740 price an infielder Rocky Bridges to a worlds Among the sports figures 1961 Reaffirm scored a contract and invited feaattending will be Joe Garagiola victory in yesterday’s pitcher Jack Harshman anGil Hodges Branch Rickey War- ture returning the handsome sum other major league vet to the ren Spahn and Frank Gifford of $2020 for win team’s spring training camp st Laramie 3-- 0 lanes’ land Sir John’ Hunt stepped (0-- 3) - 81-4- which foreign lanes are christened Sir John leader of the 1953 Mount Everest-conquerin- g expedition and head of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Program had been carefully coached on the simplicity of hitting jthe head pin He hit the gutter “Dixieland speaks a universal “It’ was ' all very successful” said he McDonald happily reminisced language” the trumpeters were believe Last year McDonald supervised “I d 15 who blew the in countries ones same the openings including France Australia and ing fanfare when Princess Margaret Venezuela entered Westminster Abbey for her For the London premiere he en- - marriage” he added hopefully The introduction of bowling in gaged the State Trumpeters of the Life Guards (by kind permission Belgium at the seaside resort of of the Officer Commanding the Knokke-l- e Zoute was glamorized by Household Colonel the Marlene Dietrich and for the Pa- Cavalry risian premiere McDonald utilized'! Marquis the Drums of the Imperial Guards MC) clarinet Palmer came to that tournament hailed as the greatest player of the year and promptly blew him- wowed splendid crowds in Utah last week will play Saturday and Sunday evening and night doubleheaders in Los Angeles next weekend to accommodate the crowds First night games have been sold out for at Logan Friday Skyliners will be busy in nonleague games this week Montana will be host at- Missoula Monday for Idaho Wyoming plays at Air Force Academy Wednesday with a return engagement Saturday at Utah State t Associated Press Utah has unexpected company atop the Skyline Conference basketball standings in Colorado State University overlooked in preseason ratings but breezing along with three straight victories in league play Coach Jim Williams Aggies 9 brushed off Brigham Young Friday and Utah State 4 Saturday at Fort Collins to keep pace Utes with the heavily-favore- d too after The Redskins are in Salt week last a sweeping pair Lake City from New Mexico 111-6- 6 2 and Denver will be favored to The win their league outings this week Utah will entertain at Salt Lake City Friday for Brigham Young (1-and Saturday for Montana (2-CSU journeys to Albuquera meeting Saturday with for que Montana visits New Mexico (1-73-4- - 5-- 5-- PARISIAN POMP — Maurice Chevalier takes firm grip of a golden inaugural ball as the Imperial Grenadier Guard prepares to give him a royal tatoo at the launching of a ten pin bowling establishment in Paris It is on the 'swanky B§is du Boulogne no less left-hand- ed Raiders Plan To Remain In AFL Play col-Gu- -- 25-bi- rd ' Dr-Ral- ph m 50-bir- co-hold- er 50-bi- rd ‘ --- m -- 25-bir- arwti - Asso-$1750- D-M- 00 1 W |