Show THE OGDEN I R JULY SUNDAY MORNING UTAH OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- JUNIOR GOLFERS CROWNED AT COUNTRY CLUB I960 10 Finally Champions in the boys and girls divisions of the Ogden Golf and Country Club tournament for juniors were crowned last weekend The tournament v as dn eefed by Jerry Comer assistant a cure Former Champion Tops Field In Canadian Open Classic pio-fession- al MAe Christen- Bills Robert sen Bob Stewart Gayle Wangsgard and Susan G a s m a n n romped home with titles BOYS DIVISION Pee Wee diviMon ears of age: Robert BilK winnei Tom Christensen second John 1 Ahord third n Junior juvenile of Mike Christenage— years riivi-io- 12-1- Wall 3 5 CHAMPIONS OF FRED M NYE TOURNAMENT Title holders were crowned over the weekend in the 1960 Fred M Nye Co golf tour nament over the Ogden Golf and Countrv Club course Left to right Fred Jack- on and LaVar Wood champions and Mark Hone and Wavne Farrell winners of the first flight Meichandise went to the champions of each 'flight A reord field competed for top honois GIRLS DIVISION Junior open dmsion — Gajle Wangsgard fimt Narette Jackson econd Dixie Bovle and Lynne Rabe tied foi thud Junior juvenile dmsion — Susan Glasmann won Ruth Rounds 2nd Joan Bader thud i j r Lu TOP JUNIOR GOLFERS Boros Kocsis Standout performers in the annual junior tournament at the Ogden Golf and Country Club are pictured aboe Left to right: Gayle Wangsgard sister of Wendy Wangsgard winner of girls open division Robert Bills junior champion of 2 age group and Bob Stew5 art defending title holder age group The program was pronounced a howling success Open Play n County PLAIN Wilson Midget A baseball players with nine wins and no defeats are Plain City View setting the pace in the Weber Coun- Pleasant Plain City 2 Glad-well Tay lor ty Leagues up to date Owen CITY "B" MIDGET L 6 0 3 3 2 2 Narnsviit Next THURSDAY 14 JULY Both ganes at Pia n C y Park 10 a m Ha risv v' Plain Cit Pleasant Vie 15 a MIDGET ' B A 8 I 0 6 6 2 2 Hc-ne- Pirates 1 1 Drarritet 6 5 2 5 4 2 3 5 5 Falcors Hixks Hooper Oua is 3 2 Badgers Dodgers Rhinos 1 0 WASHINGTON TERRACE end GIRLS "B ' (First 7 8 000 Slugger Next week's 0 chedu!e Sea'ers 1 vs Terrace Washington Terrace JULY Rcckes 3 Titans vs 1 r p MIDGET SOUTH "C" W 2 L Svatter- - i 2 2 Bofcbysox 0 (2 ig-t- Falcons s o eex Stters 9 30 a s JULY race vs Tigerettos Wildcats Robins vs 9 30 a m Wasnmgon Terrace 2 000 con-ecuti- 500 333 "'“I 000 000 Aasi mgton tii Park All-Pr- o - tn s at Me- - all-tim- o- JULY 14 Club Scatters Bobby 2 d Terrace Heights 9 30 Was! ingSon Ter- Sox vs Wildcats 10 45 am W Cheetan 7 7 6 5 4 Tiger Eacles CoDras V ahty M tes Indians 1ULY Eaa'es (3' 11 V gnty u-- FISHING d ' tain higlC country The department lemirdec! anglei s that July and earlv August make up the season of “bugs” and sudden storms in the high country Prepai-ation- s for fishing outings into these high aieas should include a good rain gear and any of the oven products which discomage pi tent mosquito deer flv ard other sects common to the season 1pm MANILA (LTI) — World junior Iightw eight champion Flash Elorde last scored a fifth round July 13 due to Washmg'on Terrace Park t Memorial Cay technical knockout over Japan's WASHINGTON TtRRACI and SOUTH OGDEN Hachiro Ito before a crowd cf 23-- ! JUNIOR LEAGUE JULIUS j TOUR AND j $qd B'ackhaks M 3 3 2 2 000 Put 1 000 750 500 500 250 000 It was a tune up 10 round bout Warriors j for the Filipino's forthcoming title Tigrrs Rd legs defense against Harold Gomes in lakt-- s 0 San Francisco Next week's scheduleJULY 12 (TUESDAY) The fight was stopped at 2:43 V Squad ys Washington Terrace Warriors of the fifth round by the referee Washington Terrace (l' 9 30 a m under doctor’s orders JULY 14 (THURSDAY! Red Legs vs Tigers Sou'h Ogden 2 30 The Japanese fighter bled provs Eheckhawks p m Soh Ogen fusely from his nose and had a cut PLAIN CITY MIDGET "A" over his left eye w Pet The champion landed lefts and Wnson 9 coo ' Pleasant Vie 7 875 rights to Ito's face almost at will Talor 750 The Japanese fighter began bleed-40- 0 Warren from the no-- e m the first rourd Korth Oedn P’atn C 222 Elorde concentrated his attack on W st W eber Ito's face S a’rvil'e Elorde is scheduled to defend his Nxt week's schedule crown against Gomes from whom TUESDAY JULY 12 he wrestled the title on Au (AM garres at Plain City Ball Fie'd) 10 am Wnson vs Taylor vs Warren San Francisco Slatervifie 11:15 am Pleasant View vs Both Elorde and Ito climbed into West Weber p m North Ogden Pia n 15 2 the ring at 135 pounds City pm In another PLAIN CITY JUNIORS Solomon 134: W Boy saw Pet Cleveland pounds Pleasant Vie 4 800 Ohio pounded out a split decision Wilson 2 400 former Philippine feather-- ! Pia n City 3 428 over Next week' w eight champion Robert Cruz There were no knockdowns JULY 14 West Warren v It was the second time Boy saw7 Wiker pm F View ve Plain City 2 30 pm beat th Filipino teen-age- r 1 !i ii Commission pr during the o past year pi ides for meetings to be held throughout the state as a means of keeping informed with' current and projected fish and game progiam- - accoiding to chair-- 1 man Paul G Sti ingham of Roosevelt Other members aie D Keith Barnes Kay sv tile K E Bullock A Piovo Neon St Wesley G Golden and Sandeison Geoigc j j Fain As lew iMial the hu-ine- AL MAXWELL lepreseniative I in 1 Commercial it Industrial il Residential BEAL 1 v I 3 c i John Nance the MILWAUKEE Wis (LPD-Jo- hn Nance 17 a righthanded pitcher from Cody High School in Detroit has been signed to a 1961 contract with Louisville by the Milwaukee Braves the club announced today Nance who hud a 10-- record his 1 year with Cody will begin semot Joe Foss Will Visit Teams Of New League AMHERST Sli- - HPH NATION-WID- er r J schedule-THURSDA- SUMMERTIME’ CAR SAFETY SERVICE Joe Foss commissioner of the American Football League wdl the Boston Pali lots Wedm-da- y a' their pie season Raining field on the Univetsity of MassachmeRs campus PatnoLs geneial manager Ed McKeever announced last rnght Fos? will be accompanied by his Thinlo McGiacly Bob assistant Austin supetvi-o- r of officials and Al Waul AFL publicity dnector Thiee more players leported ev teiday to start practicing with teammates who have been working out heie since Monday They were fullback Bill Lai son a d Little fiom d Western Illinois and ends Don of LSU and Oscar Lofton of Southeastern Univoi-it- y Head coach I ou xahan wac vt Your Car Family and Personal Safety Benefit When You Deal With Us ADJUST ADJUST BRAKES ALIGNMENT J EX INSPECTION of Inspect brake 1m-rand wheel cylinders add fluid and precision adjust brakes nf and toe-ou- to t manufacturer's specifications Preciion balance both front and install ail necessary waighta V STARTS flORDAY AT 10 AJ1 5 BOYS’ SEfII-AfiHUA- L Lr b L M3il Wa i FREE 50-DA- Y TRIAL OFFER Try a set FREE Group of Men's Oxfords in light tan and black in the following brands- Wall Streeter end Plymouth Values to $1795 I for 60 day s bid shocks reinstalled money back if not fully satisfied ! 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W TRAIL camping conditions in Utah's higher mountain country aie now listed as good” by the depaitment of fish and game Repoits of excehent ueol i etui ns aie now coming to department offices cov enng the Uinta Escalante BnukW and r"hou-anLake moun- 1 Wasbrngto-- ’ Ter-raCois vs Tigers Was raon Trrac (2' 1 pm Cheetahs vs WarH ngton Terrace (3 2 30 pn Cccrev vs 2 Hn'rods Vashirg‘or Terrace 2 CO pm No cares wnl fc p'ayed on Wednesday vs announcement l u old d Many times you won t be able By JIMMY DSMARET to In puttmg only experience will pck out a break by Studyirg teach the golfer how much break the line of the putt but you will to allow for a given contour notice a break tendency by studyLearning how to read breaks in ing the left and right edges of the greens first stroke the putt m your and noting the high and low imagination and watch the ball take green to tHe imagined contoui Send the side hew greens are entirely flat actual putt along that path 12 of a With tour Manti the to pothe Tne best July place study Mountain aiea schedi kci dining this tential bieak In a green is fiom far enough back of the ball to get fimt day a geneial aopieciation of the enThe commis ioner wit Ravel on tile gi ecu's contour tendencies and to Fish Lake wheie a huMne a specific impiession of (he conmeeting will be conducted the morn- tour or contours over which the ball must roll ing of Julv 13 Afternoon of this second day ca’ls for inspection of facilities in the Accepts Sevier County section With Braves pio-ducti- THEN’S lords Keeps 1 Colts Hot Roos Next week's schedule- ve ld vs rr THURSDAY a m 2 1 12 is Sluggers 1 schedule the or v oar e dar Jl to South Cgden moria Park Th s OGDEN OGDEN 2 Trrace Was- - Stealers 'AaAirj'o" Terrace 1 (2 pm Par’hers vs Fa'cons Washington Terrace (2) 2 30 pm S'ugqers vs Titans p m Washington Terrace and ‘ B" SOUTH 0 0 Wilcna-- vs WASHINGTON and Rob n$ 14 (THURSDAY) (31 TERRACE TERRACE GIRLS TUESDAY Aasniroton RoKets Sluggers For '60 Race 15 Siravkers Tigrreffes Npx' Panthers vs (2'i 2 30 o m p m NORTH PARK 1pm JULY 12 (TUESDAY) (2 WEDNESDAY WASHINGTON 1 0 13 Giants Return Contracts ROY JR FRIDAY HIGH First Place vs Second 9 a m FourtH Place vs Third Place 10 30 a m 1 Panther 625 250 125 1 JULY 2 2 Rocket 5tea er 5 2 9am W Tuan Tigers ' one-tim- e Thi d Place vs Fourth Place Dest of three games First Place vs Second Place 10 30 am best of three qames MIDGET Fa con 750 j v Per 6 i d JUNIORS Eag e JULY 0 TERRACE 1 Next week s screaule 3 2 2 WASHINGTON 2 Rook es W Rwerdale Orange Sox 500 333 222 142 2 ino-an- SOUTH Kittens 4 4 7 6 4 444 W half) Club Height 444 428 3 ROY 714 714 517 375 385 125 5 5 5 s Termites at Hooper Mosquitos 1pm Park Snaxes vs Spiders 2 45 p Repe s vs Scorpions Halvern Cjbs vs Pirates 4pm 5 15 p rr Bees vs Hooper Hornets 6 30 p rr Pet 857 857 L 4 4 4pm "A" 6 COO 750 7s0 JULY 12 NORTH PARK TUESDAY Snokes vs 130 pm Vosduitos Spacers vs Termites 2 45 p rr Be° vs Halvern Cubs 5 15 Hooper Hornets vs Scoroions s Rebels 6 30 p m p m Pirates FRIDAY JULY 15 ROY ElEM SCHOOL 3 p m W P 1 acam highlight the need for caution when using fire while m the outdoors Each year in the United States hundreds of thousands of acres of valuable range and forest lands are lost through caielessness with fue Often these lands play a critical part in the production of fish and game Earth scoi ched by fne cannot support game animals or birds and siltation fiom these burned out ateas often means the end of fishing in nearby wateis Range and foi et conditions throughout most of Utah are tinder nry duiing the present continuing dt ought period Caielessness with fue of any kind can mean the loss of hundteds of acies of iange lands It is a time to exeicise special care as we go afield Make suie your campfire is cold before leaving it unattended break matches before thi owing them away and e your car ashtrays Don't be a fueling"' i d ' Termites Sp ders Snakes Hooper M Next week s schedule Tigers Braves e — 11 ROY July n schedule: Warriors vs Falcons at South Ogden 1 p m Yank ees vs Junior R“5els at Sooth Oaden 2 30 p m Cubs vs BjI! Dogs at Uintah 4 Coreas vs Wildcat at South Ggcer p m 1 pm Indians vs VaMey Boys at South Gives Data on New Campaigns State Fish and Game Department lpfoi-matio- 000 o- Hooper Scorpions MIDSIT 000 600 750 333 0 Haive'n Coos ROY 1 schedule s Reoe s Bees Weber Pet W 1 vs — Pro Julius Boros and amateur Charles Kochs of Detroit will on- pose Montreal pro Jack Kay and Bob Panasuik amateur1 The 1960 seasons for deer elk from Windsor Ont at the start of mcose and buffalo hunt- competition Tuesday for the Carling antelope have seen set by the Utah Board ing Cup of Big Game Control The pairings of the American A statewide general deer season and Canadian teams each com- will begin October 22 with an elev- prised of four professionals and en day or longer hunt scheduled for four amateurs were announced toof either sex animals tournament It taking day for the one-da- y The Board also set several speis the fourth annual senes of hunts to chahnel hunting pres- cial matches between the two countries The U S team is captained by sure into many' of the state's 62 n Dow Fmsterwald who will pair deei herd units where field a more showed equitable with Walker Cup mainstay Ward Wett'aufer of Buffalo in the event harvest wa needed to balance herds at the Country Club of Buffalo with available forage A statewide aicheiy deer season course Thev will face Sian Leon-aiset for Sept 1 thiough Sept was and Gary Cowan of Kitchener who is highly legal ded m Canadian IS A total of 2 375 elk pcimils weie amateur circles A third foursome finds the Amei-ica- n authorized for 14 hunting units Antelope hunts weie set to allow duo of pio Doug Ford and 160 buck only peirmts ovei seven amateur Ed Meister back together areas again Lat year they teamed to hunting were authorized give the US its first Carlmg Cup forTwenty permits moose on the bull hunting m a sudden death playoff Fold of the Uinta east north slopes and Meister will meet Bob CunMountains ningham current Canadian match The Boaid also authorized 10 play champion and Nick Wedlock buffalo three-tim- e Canadian amateur king permits for hunting mature state-owneRounding out the field will be bulls from the only the US twosome of pro Paul Har- herd of these animals which ranges Mt aiea in the Hanksville-Henrney of Worehester Mas and Bill memBoard southeastern Utah Campbell former Walker Cup star of be a would this that decreed bers fiom Huntington WYa who will to hunt stnctlv lemove spoervised go against Al Balding and Toionto’s Bruce Caator Canadian only male animals suiplus to the heds needs amateur titlehoider By law only residents may hunt elk antelope mooe and buffalo Full lules and regulations cover-- 1 ing all the big game hunting sea-- j sons will be printed in proelama-- 1 tion and available to the public by the latter part of July Copies mav be secured fiom department of fish and game offices or from license NEW YORK (CPI) — Halfbacks agents throughout the state Frank Gifford and Alex Webster The five man Board set the huntwho helped the New York Giants ing seasons following public meetto two Eastern Division ings held ovet the state lat week for to gather lecommendations championships in the National Foot- these hunts Member are chan man ball League returned then signed Haiold S Ciane Welbv Aaeaid William D Huist Othell Pay and conti acts for 1960 today This will maik Gifloid s ninth J Wells Robins year with the Giants The SMOKERS and inCAMPERS choice at halfperennial e club leader in cendiary caielesness annually acback is the touchdowns scored 52 rushing yard- counts for neatly half of the deage 3341 and passes caught 231 structive range and forest fit cs in Webster 29 came to New York Utah accoiding to American Foiest j trom Canada m 1930 Although ham- Pi oduct Industry repoits Department of fish and game pered by injuries part of last season he gamed a total of 636 yards spokesmen note that these figures Wilson A Leaguers Set Paco intorest Continues High Ta (IPI) golfer 1000 recreation director announces Full schedules are on the agenda this week for most of the circuits s teams hit down the home stretch The standings and schedules XY a nhsle it appeared the fii oi nal round would be postponed until Sunday when two uccesive electrical storrm hit the St George’s course inundating the 6516-yarlayout and knocking out power facilities for more thm an hour Play was interrupted for nearly two hours but it didn't seem to bother iST On Tuesday BUFFALO v'i CL Vs y 10-1- 13-1- a UM UMng soft-spoke- Junior open division years of age — Bob Stewart first: Clair Boyle ard Craig Barker second: Baikcr won second place m playoff 14-1- toth GoaTy and Jay Hebert whs finished at 275 puller he inherited 15 years climaxed a gritty 1 ago comeback following a kidney di- order to Win his first tournament since the Buich Open a year ago The slender Pennsylvanian from Pocono Manor beat off the challenge of half a dozen pros to win with a par 69 Wall started the day three shots in front of Bob Goalby at 200 and v ound up six strokes ahead of alley secCraig John Webb Rick Renders Martin Becker tied for third (IPI) 72-ho- le firt sen ond and - Art WaJl Jr battling par a severe thunderstorm that mteriupled play for nearly two hours and a sti mg of challengers Saturday won the Canadian Open Golf championship with a total of 269 TORONTO 1 2446 Washington Blvd EX 27462 4-00- 97 oOOO PREaSION ENGINEERED Quieter stronger built to last longer! 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