Show — ' -- "h? — pinn I I v "I -TT NEW OWNER pmifii Bally Ache THE OGDEN SB OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- MAY 22 SUNDAY MORNING S' j - R rv JT v?? 1960 BALTIMORE Md (UPI)—Balty Ache avenged his Kentucky Derby defeat with a runaway front running victory in the $175100 Preak-nes- s stakes yesterday with Venetian Way’s bid for a sweep of the triple crown classic ending in utter v vkx' X1 w x V W$' vV 5f- " : V -- w “ ! v '"— V "I V' 4L V ij three-year-ol- v U-- f x KpVv 3S?A 'x--- 'n f S vy f rvr a YV'k S$vnk$JS -- x -- c m yA v ' VA a t -- vV 'Yk '’''''' 't 'N A AV- - I V ' w r vA e V" '&m t MsL Ux 1 S fx - x£- "4 V'XV W NO SQUARES— The big and little girls take their fun on a platter adding a new wrinkle to water skiing on outsize bounce along poker chips They at Cypress Gardens Fla THE SPORTS HIGHWAY " WITH AL WARDEN Sports Oddities From Over World Schneiter Blasted Six Home Runs BY THE WAY did you know: THAT the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Chuck Essegian is an exceptional violinist? former middleweight contender in world’s champions in his heyday? boxing fought' seven THAT it costs roughly $7200 to get into thp trampoline business? THAT William McKinley was the first United States president to -give golf a whirl? THAT-th- e paid attendance for horse racing in the United States last as against 31733098 for baseball? was 55883492 year THAT Forest- - Evashevski Iowa football coach now flies his own after-dinnplane when he takes out after an athlete or to’ make an speech? THAT Bill Rigney San Francisco Giants’ manager was an enlisted baseball team man and played shortstop on the St Mary’s Pre-Fligwho then was a Navy early in World War II the coach being Jess Hill lieutenant? THAT- it is rare On American tracks to see a horse still campaigngelding won ing at the age of 10 but recently in Japan a saddle? in the with a jockey THAT prior to the 2Gs in Ogden Utah a total of 15 fistic events of and hot a one in a single year 20 rounds eaai were staged of ’em wound up before the close of round 20? Twenty round fights in ' Utah are now taboo THAT Venice Italy now has 600 gondolas whereas yesteryear’s ' ' total was 10000? THAT Pete Rozellethe NFL’s commissioner of football and Duke Snider the LA Dodger ace played on the same Compton High School' 2alif basketball quintet in the 40s? THAT Bill Sharman formerly of USC and now of the Boston Celtics is regarded by no few railbirds as being the most accurate basketball shot of all time? THAT Ogden’s Jackie Burke h 1 With Bobby Ussery in the saddle Bally Ache second behind Venetian’ W’ay in the Kentucky Derby two weeks ago went to the front when the small field of six bolted out of the starting and gate stayed there all the w'ay The son of Ballydam pulled away with a blistering run through the stretch and romped home four lengths ahead of Windfield Farm’s Victoria Parki Then almost two lengths farther back came Green Dunes Farm’s Celtic Ash with Llangollen Farm’s Divine Comedy fourth Then came Venetian Way the young colt which won the Kentucky Derby as easily as Bally Ache won the Preakness C R MacStable’s TV Lark was The' San Francisco Giants put an end to Pittsburgh’s winning streak yesterday when Orlando Cepeda two-rusocked a homerx and ’Johnny Antonelli and Bud victory over the Pirates Pyerly'teamed up to register a er -- " ht - - 3-- ds aft- for the Cubs in the third IN THE AMERICAN Roger Maris slammed two home runs and Gil MeDougald and 'Bdb Cerv one ’apiece but despite the bombardment the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 8 in a game that was interrupted four times by rain and took kVi 9-- hours to play Ten pitchers were pressed into 6-- and in 1:57 25 It was three full seconds slower than the Preakness record set by Nashua in 1955 but it wa£ more than fast enough to whip his five rivals today The crowd of 30659 made Venetian W’ay its favorite at 6 to 5 with Bally Ache second choice The winner paid $540 and $280 with ro show betting Victoria Park’ paid $580 for place Bally Ache had won $543527 for Fruchtman who paid only $2600 fer him as a yearling and the winner’s purse of $121000 was the first return on the heavy investment Arnold and his partners have made in the colt LIKE A RERUN The Preakness looked like a rerun of the Kentucky Derby throughout its early stages- - as Bally Ache took the lead Venetian Wray fell into second place and around the first turn and down the backstretch the two horses showed the w'ay The crow'd held down by heavy showers this morning buzzed with excitement as Bally Ache headed around the curve leading to the homestretch for it was here that everyone expected Venetian Way to make his challenge But the devastating run which carried Venetian Way to glory in the first of the triple crown classic failed to materialize It was the lightly raced Celtic Ash an English bred colt-whi- ch tried to overhaul the flying leader who just dug his pounding feet into the sandy loam and powered his way to an three-sixteent- Antonelli credited with his third straight victory had a four-hi- t shutout going into the ninth but was replaced by Byerly after Bob Skinner led off with a double and moved to third on Dick Groat’s f single Skinner scored when Roberto Clemente hit a sacrifice fly off Byerly but Dick Stuart then bounced into a double play to end the game The victory by the Giants moved them within a half game of the first-plac- e Pirates and was the first defeat suffered by Pittsburgh in nine games at home Ken Boyer’s single with the bases loaded capped a three-ru- n rally in the ninth inning and gave the St Louis Cardinals a 5 victory over the Cincinnati Reds Boyer’s smash came off Bob Grim although the loss wras charged to reliever Bill Henry whose wild throw past first base earlier in the ninth helped the Cards to two runs Bob Duliba was the winning pitcher Frank Rbbinson hit his eighth homer for the Reds and Vada Pinson his second Joe Cunningham collected four of the Cardinals’ 12 hits Lew Burdette picked up his third victory in a relief assignment while pitching the Milwaukee Braves to a 2 win over the Chicago Cubs The game was interrupted by rain twice and Burdette took over for starter Joey Jay when play was resumed in the fifth inning follow wait ing a Milwaukee scored twice in the first inning off loser Dick Ellsworth on Bill Bruin’s single Eddie Math-- i ews’ double and Hank Aaron’s single and pushed across what proved to be the decisive run in the second Inning Joe Adcock hit his fourth homer of the season for the Braves in the fourth and Ernie Banks smacked his ninth homer 1 action with the victory going to Chicago's fifth hurler Gerry Staley and the loss to Bobby Shantz the Yanks’ third reliever Minnie Minoso drove in the winning run with a seventh inning Single after Roger Maris’ second homer of the game with one on had tied the score at 8 in the top of the inning The Cleveland Indians took advantage of Jerry Casale’s wildness to hand the Boston Red Sox their seventh straight defeat 1 A single and four walks netted two runs for the Indians in the fifth and they added two more in the same frame off- - Mike Fornieles on Woodie Held’s double Jim Perry won his second game although Johnny Klippstein relieved him in the ninth Ted Williams making his first appearance in Boston’s lineup since April 19 collected two of the four hits by the Red Sox Dick Hall of Kansas City reeled Off his fourth straight victory without a defeat in beating the' Wash- 2 with a six-h- it ington Senators ' effort v OFF LOSER KAAT The A’s scored three runs in the first inning off loser Jim Kaat on four walks an error find Harry KISS FOR WINNER —Mrs Joseph Arnold wife of owner Skisses Bally Ache after Chiti’s double’ then added single runs in the fourth and1 sixth inthe colt won the 84th Preakness yesterday The Arnolds are from Versailles Ky — nings Hall struck out six batters groom holds the horse (AP Wirephoto) hnd didn’t walk a man in pitching his third complete game Baltimore came back from a 0 deficit to defeat Detroit 4 on a neat piece of relief pitching by winner Gordon Jones out for Grammas in 7th on error for for Sullivan in 7th 0 0 0 0 Ellsworth p Frank Lary charged with his out for Walls in BOSTON Brogho in 7th? 100 000 000- -1 Johnson p 0000 8th out for Dotterer 8th CLEVELAND OOO 041 lOx-- A in loss retired the first 12 men third 10 10 into force play for Sawatskf in flfh E— Power LOB— Boston Buddm Cleve6 0 110 him but ran into troufaced who out for McDaniel in 8th land 10 2B— Held Piersall S— Piersall ble in the fifth inning when Ron R H IP 000 210 011- -5 ERBBSO 30 2 7 2 Totals 29 4 9 4 CINCINNATI 001 000 203- -6 Casale (L for ST’ LOUIS for Johnson in 5th Hansen doubled with the bases 4j3 E— Boyer Robinson Chacon ‘ Henry LOB— Fornieles for Bouchee in 5th Schult in 5th loaded for three runs Hansen then 2 Borland out for Drott in 8th for Adcock Cincinnati 9 St Louis 12 26— Cunningham Robinson' 2 Wallas 2 Sawatski HR— Robin 8 in 8th scored the fourth run of the inning Perry (W son Pinson SB— White Robinson 1 CHICAGO 001 010 000- -2 Klippstem Bob Boyd’s pinch single on R BB IP ER SO MILWAUKEE 210 100 OOx- -4 Baltimore ' BALTIMORE In the sixth the Orioles dinched DETROIT E— Ashburn LOB— Chicago 5 Milwaukee 8 3 2 4 6 6Zi Purkey 3 ab r h rbi ab r h rbi 2B— Mathews Roach 3B— Bruton HR— Banks 2 Henry L I’s the game with three more runs on 0 0 s 0 2 0 0 0 Breeding 2b Yest3b 5 110 Adcock S— Johnson Logan Roach SF— Cran- Grim Clint homer Mizell 3 3 2 0 10 Klaus2b Courtney’s two-ru- n Chrisleylf 4 12 0 dall 0 0 ER BB SO Brogilio 5 0 0 0 Pi larcikrf Kalinecf 4 0 0 i IP Hansen’s a sinsecond double and Cash lb 4 0 2 1 Ellsworth L 0 5 0 0 0 Brandtcf 2 0 0 McDaniel Vs j took for over Jones Jones RESULTS YESTERDAY'S T gle by Duliba (W 1 0 3 2 10 Woodlinglf 323 Bolling 2b 4 110 Johnson Arnie Portocarrero in the 4 110 Gentile b starter Cleveland 6 Boston 1 Wtlsonc 4 0 11 Drott 3 SAN FRANCISCO PITTSBURGH 4 2 2 2 Courtneyc Baltimore 7 Detroit 4 Cotavitorf 3 0 0 0 Elston 2 fifth and gave up one run and ab r h rbi 4 0 0 0 Robinson3b aP r h rbi Kansas City 5 Washington 2 Fernandezss 4 12 0 Jay 3 4'3 If 0 4 ss York Skinner 4 3 2 2 New 4 Hansen 8 9 Blasingamt2b 12 4 Vs 0 Chicago 110 three hitshisthe rest of the way to Laryp 2000 Burdette 4 0 2 Groat ss 4 0 10 Amalfitano3b 0 0 0 Portocarrerop Smprochp 0 0 0 0 first victory TODAY'S SCHEDULE 4 0 0 0 MayScf Clementerf 3 0 11 register ST Burnside p 0 0 0 0 LOUIS CINCINNATI 1011 3 and Clevenger 2 0 2 ) Jonesp Stuartlb 4 0 10 10 0 McCoveylb ab r h rbi Washington Ramos 10 11 ab r h rbi er his Kentucky Derby defeat by Leonard Fruchtman of Toledo to a syndicate headed by Joseph Arnold of Lexington Ky streaked over the mile four-gam- e n last Bally Ache sold for $1250000 F 3-- defeat x 'vv Copcda's Homer Gives S 1 Victory Over Friend hs 8-- 6-- 4-- 36-min- i ‘ I ‘ MAJOR LEAGUE i ’ 5-- OX SCORES B 3-- 7-- fe AMERICAN it LEAGUE 2-- 2-- ever-increasi- ng lead -- Celtic Ash made a gallant bid but he did not have the stuff to carry through with his threat and g wras no match for the Victoria Park 'which still was fifth with only an eighth of a mile to go Venetian Way with Bill Hartack was beaten eight lengths as riding U S once again the Preakness proved itSelf the toughest obstacle a horse H oak 3b 3 0 10 Shaw and Pierce ' Chicago Brucep 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 0 Kasko3b Cunninghamrf 4 14 0 0 0 0 0 Marshalllb THAT Don Liebendorfer whose sort now writes for the San Fran- faces in trying to sweep the triple at Boston Brewer and Sullivan Smith c 3 0 0 0 s 0 0 2 0 0 0 Jones3b 5 110 4 112 Cepedalf 10 Spencer t pubfull time college sports end Aguirre Cimolief 2 0 10 cisco Chronicle became the nation’s first Pinsondf (Bunmng Whitecf 4 12 1 4 0 10 Kirkland rf crown classic— the Kentucky Derby Detroit 5121 at 37 7 10 7 Baltimore Brown end Barber Totals Mazeroski2l 3 0 0 0 36 4 10 4 5 0 0 0 Gonzalezrf Nieman!f 2 0 10 4 0 10 tandrifhc licist 36 years ago? the Preakness and the Belmont Cleveland Bell and Hawkins for Portocarrero in 5th Friend p 2 0 0 0 Robinson! b 5 3 4 Musiallb 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Bressoudss THAT Babe Ruth and Ted Williams at 54 per cent each are tied stakes to be run on June 11 New York (Coates at Kansas CiTy for Burnside m 6th out for 3 12 0 Walls If 10 0 0 5 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 Antonellip Boyer3b Bruce in 9th 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 (Garver Sawatskic 3 110 0 0 0 0 Byarlyp Facep for getting on base the most times during their major league careers horses Zev Such as Twenty BALTIMORE 000 043 000- -7 3 0 11 Dottererc 10 0 0 w'ith Bambino turning the trick in 1923 and The Spinster in 1949? CHICAGO NEW YORK DETROIT Grand Johnstown Shut Out Total 29 1 6 1 012 001 000- -4 0 0 Grammas ss 2 0 0 0 34373 10 E— Cash ’ h ab rb! ab r h rbi r THAT former heavyweight wrestling champion Jim Londos served LOB— A out for Friend in 8th Klaus Baltimore 5 Detroit 4 0 11 McMillanss 0 0 10 and Needles failed in 4 2 Kubekss 4 13 2 6 2B— Chrisley Fernandez Hansen 2 3B— 4 0 11 Chacon 2b 020 000 010- -3 12 2b 10 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO INGLEWOOD CALIF Apricioss (UPI) — Gray as a water boy on a railroad section their bids because they blew the 4 0 2 0 Mahtlecf HR— Courtney Fox2t 5 0 11 Bolling S— Klaus 000 000 00W1 0 00 Purkeyp three-hor- e Mizellp 1110 PITTSBURGH of a 1 Finnegan part crew working out of Ogden back in Pitts5 LOB— E— 5 San Francisco Mmosolf 5 2 3 R H T Cervff ER BB SO 0 0 0 0 Gnmp IP Mazeroski Preakness 10 0 0 5 0 2 Hoak 2B— BJasingame Stuart Skowronlb Kluszewskilb 5 13 1 Portocarrero 7 3 3 0 0 4 1915? burgh 3 entry from the Neil S McCarthy Brogliop OOOO Skinner But those horses went on to win OOOO 1 3 HR— Cepeda 'SF — W 36— Jones lollarc 3 0 5 10 Blasingam Stable raced to a cleancut victory THAT 60 per cent of Santa the Belmont and that still' lies 3 110 Howard c Smitnrf 4 12 0 Lary (L 4Vb 4 4 0 McDaniel p 0 0 0 0 Clemente don’t Goodman IP 3b 2 0 12 Semproch 1 13 by more than a length yesterday Marisrf Anita’s Turf Club members 4 3 10 0 0 Antonelli (W ahead of Verietian Way And once 44 23 22 3 McDougaltf3b 3 Burnside 8 in 0 the $54450 Los Angeles Handi13 0 0 0 beDuliba 0 0 110 p attend Hollywood Park races Ache will be on hand agaiT-Ball- y Landis cf 3 2 20 Bruce 0 0 0 0 0 Byerly at seven furlongs over the summer cap interests cause they hold 6 4 0 0 0 Richardson2b to challenge him Donovanp 0 0 0 0 36 6 12 3 Friend (L Total 38 5 11 5 0 0 0 Ditmarp Park track i Face Hollywood — in p cpu’jippp 9 for Mizell out 5th 1001 “Definitely the Belmont next’ 0000 Gab!erp Moore p OOOO " THAT 73483 deer were killed said trainer Jimmy Pitt “No races 1 0 0 0 James p 10 0 0 in California last year-secononly Kammererp 0 0 0 0 in between Of course I have to 11 00 00 00 Shanfzp Lownp OOOO to 75602 in 1954 with Lassen Counspeak to Mr Arnold But I’m for 0 0 0 0 Maasp 1000 with state the bag ty leading the Belmont” Staleyp 0000 l-- t 38 S 13 8 Total 379 16 9 FIRST TIME THAT University of Washingout for Donovan In 2nd wras to tickled called for out Moore ton athletic teams were Fruchtman in 3rd death Goodman in 5th out for Lown that Bally Ache won even though for before Hie appellation Husin 7th out for Shantz in 8th the colt carried the white green kies was adopted? for SkOwron in 9th out for ’ THAT George Schneiter caddy MeDougald in 9th and gold silks of his new owner for NEW YORK 121 002 200- -8 the first time “If you don’t-sel- l at the Ogden Golf and Country Club CHICAGO 032 120 10r- -9 ’ r ’ E— MeDougald in the late '20s-lateprofessional Staley LOB— New York 6 bargains you - can’t make many YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Chicago 10 2B— Kluszewski Smith Skowron By William Taylor McKeown at the club is now rated a near deals” Kubek Howard HR— Maris 2 Mc- Mantle' Milwaukee 4 Chicago Editor Popular Boating Montana?-THAmillionaire In Utah and Sf Louis 6 Cincinnati Ussery a jockey from Dougald Cerv SB— Aparicio Minoso S— 1 Kemmerer Howard San 3 Francisco Vian Okla while John McGraw is Pittsburgh had everything his COS COB Conn (NEA)— Warm Aparicio Los IP H R ERBBSO at postponed Angeles Philadelphia way in the race and the clever and Ditmat recognized as one of the greatest 2 ram 4 spring weather brought to a success‘4 of Gabler baseball managers all time (The ful conclusion at Cos Cob a winter pleasant rider took full advantage TODAY'S ' SCHEDULE ’ James 12 2 of it j Little Napoleon of the New York J Shantz (L experiment m air bubble prevenCincinnati (Newcombe and Hock 3 6 He quickly hustled Bally Ache Maas Giants) he also was a top notch at Sf Louis (Kline and Bridges J 0 tion of ice around boats at Milwaukee! 2 4 Chicago (Hobbne now the winner of $664527 to the Donovan hitter his lifetime average being At the River Boat Service on the Moore 334 only three points-i- n front and' then wisely took a snug Kemmerer arrears of Stan Musial’s 337? Los Angeles (Williams 2 at PhiladeTphia Mianus River 30 pleasure craft 5 THAT Pete Schneiter 'playing for Vernon against Salt Lake City hold V3 Even though Venetian Way lown 2 winter in the wa(Meyer San Francisco (Sanford at Pittsburgh spent a northern I J at Sait Lake City prior to the 20s slammed six consecutive home runs pressed the pace all the way Bally Staley (W and ter (Law $ame through unharmed and his seventh poke hit the fence bounced back onto the playing Ache seemed to be just breezing WASHINGTON KANSAS CITY Using a system which proved MILWAUKEE CHICAGO b r h rbi field for a triple? Final score: Vernon 39 Salt Lake City ‘3 along in front He never had to exab r b rbi ab r h rbi for naval installations in the itself ab r h rbi Hamlin ss 3 10 0 THAT the real name of Jack Dempsey is William Harrison Demp- tend himself for the’ first quarter 4 0 00 Whisnantcf 4 4 Asrburncf Brutencf 0 0 north 12 10 far 0 0 0 0 Console ss Murray Lamb marine Lump 2b 4 12 Schoendienst2b 3 0 0 0 sey and that his mother and father each called him Harry- When they mile was run in :24 15 the half in 4 0 10 Gardner 2b ' L&M Electrics in Glen-broo- k of Bauerrf 3 0 0 0 22 00 0 0 Willrf Mathews3b 4 111 engineer 11 Bouchee lb : 48 45' six furlongs in 1:13 25 and 4 0 0 0 Allison 1b were living? Si6bernlb 3 10 V Aaron rf 4 0 11 adapted it for the first 4 0 0 0 Lemon If Chitic 3 0 11 00 00 00 00 Drott 7 THAT as Caltech’s Dr Lee DuBridge points it has been fairly well the mile in 1:38 25 b 3 12 1 Adcock! in p of its type x 4 12 0 Kilhbrew3b Carey3b 3 0 10 0 0 0 0 marina application At that pace Bally Ache still W'as 4 10 established that the earth is 4 Vz billion years old? 0 Thronberryrf the Tuttlecf 2 0 0 0 J 00 00 00 this by If Developed 3 Roach country 110 THAT Johnny Longden one of America’s top turf jockeys started full of run in the home stretch and 3 0 11 Batteyc Snyderlf 4 2 2 0 4 111 Elstonp Torre lb 0 0 JD 0 Atlas Va!dmelsoss Copco Company for the Navyr 3 0 0 1 4 0 2 0 Banks ss Hallp he still was full of run as he Swept 2100 11 3 0 his career at the old Lagoon Utah track way back in 1926? Loganss 10 Morynlf bGreencf 10 It discharges air bubbles under Crandalle 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 Thornas3b across the finish line in exalted 0000 Kaatp c 4 0 1 0 0 0 10 Taylor Jayp 10 10 pressure from a calculated depth seclusion 3 0 0 0 Kmdall2b Burdettep 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Leep ' eW “When I got up on him in the 10 0 0 ' Lamb points out water Surface 0 0 0 0 he took hold of the bit and Stobbsp cools to a point where it freezes THAT the late Tommy Thompson set speed records of T9 minutes Ipaddock told Jimmy Pitt that we’re going 33 2 6 2 Totals 28 5 6 4 solid between Ogden and Salt Lake City and 50 minutes from Salt Lake City to win it then When I during bitter weather Water out for Kaat in 2nd tried to pull for vsldivielso to Logan by plane way back in 1926? aown in 8th deep does not become this out for Mm up I had some job I think he Lee in 8th THAT in the past five years 165 cities of the United States left the can run’ all cold By causing bottom water to day” Ussery added WASHINGTON 020 000 000—2 to Ihe top ice does not ranks of minor league baseball perhaps for circulate KANSAS CITY 300 101 OOx— 5 Hartack said Venetian Way was a THAT Arias Belnap now of Salt Lake’ City tossed in 70 out of 74 different horse Vaidivielso So a compressor is 'Used to form 4 today than in' the Kansas City 9 2B — Chiti Carey Green hose lines and out free throws in basketball for Weber Academy in a single season Hall EAST LANSING Mich Kentucky (UPI)— force air through Derby “He didn’t run Lumpe 38— Snyder TEST— Murray Lamb marine electronics engineer lowers a therand the ‘ nozzles small H IP R ER SO BB way back in 1913? through at all in any part of the race” he Kaat (I of one in Illinois but all scored mometer into a bubble cluster to test the water temperature of 1 THAT Vernon Law of the Pittsburgh Pirates pitched for Idaho in said bubbles bring warmer water to the 14 events yesterday to total 61 Le 6 the new g system A calculated flow of air circulates through the Utah-Idah- o 1 Stobbs surface Boys baseball game at Affleck Park back a last minute Hall Ten to Tony Despirito win the and and marina the Big points prevents water from freezing 9 (H in 1945? (He was nosed out of first place by Bud Powers Box Elder choice to ride Victoria Park had Arthur Gross and Bill Olsen outdoor track championship for the Lamb free from the bottom as the tide ' v Boatmen who were skeptical ara i High School) BOSTON high praise for the Canadian-bre- d third straight year and the 22nd River Boats owners told CLEVELAND anti-ice inTHAT LDS High School gridders of Salt Lake City turned back colt “He ran a dynamite with the r b rbi to go ahead ab r h rbi time since the meet began now enthusiastic Several used their comes in race” 3ab 10 0 Keoughcf storWet summer Ferrin Utah prior to the 20s 175 to 6? (Don’t remember how Ferrin Said the rider who has had several Temple2b 4 0 2 0 last stallation indiThe Illini who won five 3 0 10 Runnels2b boats on warm days throughout the 0 10 0 bagged the six points) bad spills and twice was near death 3 0 2 0 Williams If - simple Strickland 3b 10 0 0 vidual championships and the mile age of boats is desirable since every While Murray basically winter All are now ready in the THAT R B Harkness of Salt Lake City won the first Utah amateur in fyis riding career “However he 4 0 0 0 Wertzlb Aspromonta3b-24 110 hull is designed to be supported 4 0 0 0 Stephens rf must take water for the 3 10 0 relay were led to victory by Del Kuennrf system Lamb reports 1899? in back title field in a and winter the was water (The all six way the way down 4 0 0 0 Malzone3b golf was lugging in storage early boating One even competition 'only Hardyrf 10 0 0 Coleman victoi In the 220 yard by low recorded and 3 0 account 0 high 0 into Buddinss and only course in the state was located in Salt Lake City) seldom Franconalf 4 can ashore he added 0 the stretch” 10 support found that the bubbles ’seemed to low hurdles who turned in 12 points cradle 2 0 10 Sulhvanc Power ib 3 0 0 0 winter temperatures' throughout a THAT Dave Davenport of the Ogden Gunners pitched the first Utah as it Bally Ache now has won 13 of his 1 0 0 0 perfectly one find Kerr Piersallcf 2 2 11 personally George the bottom of his hull washed Wooden hulls would not dry out period of several years’ depth of keep R0maroc' 2 0 0 1 of the two double winners of the perfect baseball game in Lorin Farr Park (now Ogden Stadium) against 26 races and only has been out of 20 00 00 00 Gilec ' velocclean He!dS 2 0 12 w and the type of bottom water not be Tremonton back in 1921? Nary a runner reached first base and Daven- the money once in his career He OOOO Casalep would boat and slips 10 with the anchor 1 0 4 2 day points plus Formlep Prryp OOOO The system is likely to make of current and range of "tide has nine seconds six of them in 4 0 - Borl8rtctp port struck out 23 men ICtippstem leg of the relay team Both Cole- damaged by ice— a special problem ity of bubbles and amount possible more northern pleasure ' THAT'S all the that’s for today placement thanks for your attention is tidal flow Ice will $100000 races and three thirds to 30 1 40 Total 30 675 man and Kerr ran on the relay where there factors critical boating all year around class dismissed Ran for Tempi Ills credit t in 6th form around pilings and lift them and other out team I 1 t fast-closin- 1 2-- 2-- 1 1 1 College Publicity Man First ’ 1 1 0-- 5 3-- 3-- 2 2-- 3 s 3-- 5-- Hollywood Park Race Won by McCarthy Stable 2b-s- 0-- 2 3-- 0 3-- 1 1 3-- 0-- Mid-dlegrou- ) nd 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3-- 1 1 3-- 1 1 5-- j 1 1 NATIONAL d Sun-dodge- Air Bubbles to Keep LEAGUE 8? rs oats Free I -- j SF-L- ollar -- 0-- 2-- 3-- 1 2-- T 3-- ro 2-- 1 3-- 1 5-- 1 4-- 6-- 1 I 1 ‘ s 1 Thompson Set Early Records all-tim- 1 Illinois Again Captures Big Ten Track Meet e? 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