Show 3 AFTER RECORD i Johnson in id for gcathion i Stanford 0 Won't Leave yes-terd- By DON T1IACKREY t a record point total into today’s last session of the national AAU and Olympic trvout decathlon UCLA giant The 20- - ear-olhad 4639 points 93 more than his midway showing last year when he set the current world standard of 7933 points LINDY JONES He beat his record performance Pm Star jn the 1955 central California AAU meet in the shot-pu- t high HOPE jump and 400 meter dash but rn'xed his previous best in the 100 meter dash and broad jump IN ath- The 200 pound 6 fect-2lalcf Calif Jnnc from Lmds Icte Aptos Kingsburg S U a Calif is rxprctcd to make a is Olympic squad ready hid for feminine hrnors m member as a broad jumper dash in ho Maxie Kcnf endurance He won the ho? ling jouri at Para rount for 1000 points 10 6 seconds Bnul tomorrow everirg won the broad jump at 23 feet She ha- been boiling MX 2l2 inches 803 points took third at 49 feet 834 m the shot-pu- t years and ha an average of 83 She is one cf the leadinches for 894 points tied for ninth m the high jump at 6 feet ing Pesters of the Bay area 1 inch for 832 points and shared She recently v on the Santa Cruz all events and was with Aubrey Lewis of Notre r anner-udash in 1955 Dame m the best Mrs Jones has two childtime ever m decathlon competiren tion Joe Barney one of Utah’s Johnson and Lewis Notre Dame halfback both w ere clocked top keepers will bid for fame worth 1025 at 47 9 seconds and gold when he fires m the second annual Maxie Ko points sof endurance classic at ParaOther event winners among 33 mount Bow tonight contenders were Ernie Shelton of thq Los Angeles Athletic Club Barney will carry the with a high jump of 6 feet 734 hopes ot Utah m the event that is attracting bowlers of inches and Sam Adams of Santa all parts of the nation Barbara Athletic Club who put Others bowLng tonight inthe shot 53 feet 3a inch clude: Lindy Jones Aptas Milt Campbell of the Navy Jim Boh Shillman Calif squad who was runnerup to Bob Skillman Ed Mann Shelhv-Mathias m the 1952 Olympic deillcr Indiana: Woody Back-ma- n cathlon was running second to Sam Tumellie Paul Johnson at the halfway mark with Ogden 4387 points Eppley Pete Pisciotta Joe Mauro The three top finishers w ill Bailer Ken Colo Pueblo join the U S Olympic squad San Francisco Bill DerrinThe Rev Bob Richards of the Los Angeles A C top pole vau Itger Spokane Glen Collins Poitland Ore Don Burns er on the team who has won the Joe Hoclvcher Denver M AAU decathlon four times stood Sgt Walt Malecha Ft Lewis only seventh Saturday’s events "Wash Frank Maribelh Buzz included his specialty the 110- Masa and Jack Smith Las meter high hurdles discus throw r run Vegas Nev javelin and SAN FRANCISCO (UP)— Gov Goodwin J Knight of California apparently did not get past the line of scrimmage with his proposal to have the four California five-even- I f ’ ! I 100-mct- - - all-coa- 400-met- Ruhl Book j fired 7803 and poried handicap of 480 8283 last night at Paramount Bowl to move into sixth place He had 19 games cf 200 or more and is amorg the leaders m the last eight games Vcrn Schncll cf 'Dallas Tex moved into 12th place with 8119 scratch and PIONEER LEAGUE 3936 Charles Pratt Army 3931 Richards: Phil Mulkey Wyoming 3735 James Klein Air Force 3635 and Shelton 3641 Charles Loses to YoungWashStar Ez coma’s promising heavyweight who’s never fought outsid'e his own back yard is a long step up the fistic ladder after a unanimous a 10-rou- nd lj 4 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- TWO-WA- d Ts j ' j burgh’s Bob Friend to the' pitch-- ' mg pinnacle? A blazing fast ball control or perhaps a of those The answer is furnished by Ralph Kiner “Friend always was a promising pitcher but he didn’t find himself until he stopped imitating Bob Teller ” Timer offers “Feller is hi idol and Friend not only tried to pitch like him but also imitated Feller’s mannerisms Finally Friend decided to be himself Now he’s quite a pitcher” cue battled the winners to the Zuiueta Wins Over Ludwig In Big Upset Former Victory LEADERS The 29th A mm Squadron won its second contest m the second By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS half cf the Industrial Softball AMERICAN LEAGUE NEW YORK (UP) League last night over General BATTING (175 at bat') — Mancontender Orlando lightweight Mills 8 tle New York 371 Maxwell Zuiueta of Cuba end seventy In other games last mght Detroit 357 Kuenn Detroit ranking Ludwig Lightburn of 355 Ltah Power and Light edged the Bnti'h Honduras probably will RUNS— Mantle New ork 72 te matched for a return 7m E anr) Utah General ' ‘I 5-- ’ 1 11-ye- ar ' j i ’ Si’ Kansas ’ Ocpct downed the Havana Club 61 L°PCZ’ TV-radi- o at Washington D C aTWcua'eof "fhe" debate 6--4 6-- 7-- 5 0 j All- cred- - ’ 1 4 6-- Utah's Barney Lloyd America Boy of 1954' was Red with the victory The Porters-Waiters- blasted Kcnnv Berrett for eight runs in the first two innings but Svra- - MAJOR LEAGUE drive to Cliff Ketchum to close son Junior men’s singles — Tom the game Ketchum made a sen- derson def Bob Marshall 64 sational catch to close the hotly contested game Boys' 15-- ear singles (semiThe All Stars pushed over four finals) — Bob Marshall def Ricky and Jim Gknes the feat in the second They Foulger def j O’Keefe scored singetons in the tard Boys’ 15-- ear doubles (semif°drth and fifth frames finals)— Mike Marshall and Bob Syracuse scored singletons m Marshall def Jim Ghnes ie second sixth seventh and Clark Lane 3 6 frames Syracuse pushed iun Women’s singles (semifinals) °'er Nvo runs in the fifth and — Barbara Mencimer def Peggy” two more in the eightn 62 and Irene Lm- Leminger Barney ht the first ball ford def Ln1 M3rshall 86 pojd pitched m the second lrnng over the McClanahan sign in left jUrj10r women's singles (semiLld Jay Mallet hemered over finals) — Margo Hedges def Penney sign m left field m Pegg y Leininger Irene tne ninth Linford def Barbara Mencimer than 800 fans watched 57 0 2 tne thriller Girls’ singles (semiThe victory last night puts finals) — Irene Linford def Kay Syracuse and Porters- - alters m a Jensen r and Peggy tie for first place with three wins Mencimer def Janet and one defeat each Joe Scto bagged four hits in five trips and Rufus Barlin bagged three hits Norm Hansen and Johnny Dawson each collected three hits George Fisher y r i "j 1 6-- 1 6-- 8 Park last night yesterday in the Kammeyer Tennis Tournament being con-- 1 ducted at Lester Park In the boys’ singles division Ricky Foulger won the title by defeating his twin broth-6 0 and Clark er Rcbhy Lane ard Jimmy Foulger teamed up to win the 13 year boys’ doubles championship over Mike Marshall and Ricky Foulger 60 Finals in the men’s division will be played tomorrow beginning at 1 p m Other yesterday results were: Men’s singles (semifinals) — Chuck Fronberg def Alan John- 13-ye- ‘ All-Star- EarF'h0e 8-- 1956 14 de-Icid- 6--1 wire In the ninth they had two men on the pathu ard the winning run at the plate when Lyle Kursaki sent Jerry Ashton in to pitch to Gordy Hansen Ashton struck out Gordy Han- sen and Kursaki then sent Lloyd tpanked been Jlhnrsdaiih'ifhl n®amb0" for who have been sent to doing victory over Nobrong ancj are trying to prove Barneyfield back to pdeh against right IIill Market are right” Valentine Barney obliged Jimmy j In the Bar nine’s 13 run fifth they Stan Bates athletic director at by forcing George Fisher at the inning Dick’ Vermeu made all Washington State College said: three outs “If there is to be any change plate Paul Cook then hoisted a line the schools are the ones th$t arc going to decide on them” Squadron in JULY 41 s Porter- - and Waiters handed Syracuse tbcir first setback of the 1956 Northern Utah League baseball season last night bv trimming the champs of the first third of the campaign 11-battle at Affleck in a ding-don- g at' decision over ANENT PITCHERS Ezzard Charles And speaking of pitchers McMurty chopped and jabbed m his column m The Sport Ruhl io-Mae- - wpv at Sait ' the Cincinnati Negro into subNews passes one along on mission last mcht in an outdoor IE1 LaKei Ahdrev s pm at enkell r Missoula (Schneider Billing bout before13 300 fans The cate tigers publicity (Bun 12 3) 8 0 rm purveyor who was a pitcher at was 557190 The slipping Charles had none Hillsdale College After joining at Focateis j m e sharpness and the Tigers he decided to work skill His opponent gave away 15 out one day m Philadelphia playcatch with Dizzy Trout pounds at 182 to Charles’ 197 but ing “Who’s that?” asked Wally Moses had an advantage in age of the As “A' $70000 bonus Charles lost points m the sixth a out on the kid from college and seventh rounds for low blows fibbed coast Trout “Only lost as he concentrated on a body m one three game years” attack He and McMurty said aft- erwards the blows were umnten-- i Moses watched for a while then said “Well then he sure must tional hurt hell out of his arm his Ti'o championships were aoer ahhnst?n If Robinson keeps on playing Jl6' the way he has performed up to thp uc until a tomonths this point says The Sporting” dSlaH News he should be a cinch for °fdoubt that Governor Knight knows as much about the situa- tion as does A real addity occurred 1 a s t Tup ro the conference i lltfm on O DEADLOCK Y A iSSSSJi ££££££ it that lifted Pitts- - teeckbd at tester Park j s- Whafwas idAj 2 Efei Titles R OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING 1 red-bloode- ! e payments to athletes and declared the Huskies ineligible for the Rose Bowl for two years In May UCLA got the same Interesting pin-poi- nt (AP) — TaPat McMurty TACOMA All-Star- s Uni-versit- v under-the-tabl- treatment with a three-yea- r penalty and last Sunday Southern California was found guilty of the same violations and ruled out for two years California drew WITH AL WARDEN lines but no ineligibility Alumni groups and others in the Los Angeles area began clamIs oring for a new conference with a Match this one if you can: The Sacramento Solons held more “realistic” approach to and payments to atha tryout camp at noon on a Saturday at Edmonds Field scholarships letes after the UCLA penalty Knight said Thursday the four Gary Timmons a pitcher wanted to be on hand California state schools should “Do jou mind” he asked Coach Bill Avila of the embryo Solons that he began a steadv improve- - " thdravv from the PCC com- “if Tin a little late? You see I’m merit When he went lame in a meriting that the “whole ivorv the hackks be married at 1130 same at St Louts on Jull 1 andlouer bus"8ss going to mv on ” American The o'clock young pitcher arrived at the park at 1239 direct from the church and pitched Then he left for Ha innings San Francisco on his honeymoon me juu man lu Fiavtl n That’s just a sample from Oscar there in recent years lie’s sDll Aien Gf UCLA tiTcked3 6°” over- Ruhl’s interesting “Ruhl Book” young and has much to learn ' couirm which appears weekly m But savs The Snorting News he s ‘I1 the' fan making excellent headway toward Tv-- nreMd on°t CtTT n urTlvt Ihf The ‘sporting' 'New -and ' ’k 4 some becoming a standout outfieklei a or chuckle £ uho faih to get h h information from Oscar’s efforts hitter and base runner lies be- follow living For example the m- nnnng to brnld up formation angle goes something not only at home hut on the ion may u el become a reality" GH WAY 1500-mete- Bob Lawson of Los Angeles was third with 3 993 points Next in order were Lewis 3937 Adams SPORTS 5 Crickets and Red Ants two of the top Midget League baseball teams of the city recreation leagues will battle it out at Affleck Park prior to the gals vs Northern Utah game Tuesday cverirg July 17 Left to right Terry Monon Crickets David MrCcrrcil Crickets: David Moore Red Ants and Robert Bovle Red Ants The Midgets cla'h at 6 30 p m with the headliner at 8 15spm All-Americ- a d He used a seven iron Baxter followed a few moments later with his hole m one on the 135 yard No 9 He used a six iron on the par three hole Strarce as it may seem the two golfers were each over par w ith 3Ps THEY AWAIT BIG GAME POLITICAL BALL It was this code that started the "political football” bouncing Last January the conf e r e n e e levied a heavy fine on the of Washington for v Fla with his Southern California ard UCLA hot under the collar over being waved out of the Rose Bowl were the only ones steamed up about the governor’s suggestions Stanford President J Wallace Sterling said that Stanford ‘‘has no intention of withdrawing from the conference ” “I see nothing wrong with the conference the way it is” he said ‘Td be perfectly happy to see the conference as it is— even under the existing athletic code” er 1 Lou Caro of Tampa GOING FISHING ON THE OGDEN Joe left and Stevan Wright along with W A Wright landed these beauties the other morning m the Ogden raver 1 hex used night crawlers as bait and were home by 9 a m Joe was the nations! Fishing Derby Champion m 1951 -t p 150-yar- cool j 2 - universities withdraw from the Pacific Coast Conference Stanford University turned a cold shoulder to the idea and the University cf California was also d I Verl Ferguson and Dick Baxter each recorded a hole m one playing against each other over the Ogden Golf v and Country Club course “This is believed to be the first time m the history’- of Utah golf that such a feat has been recorded" said Professional Ernie Schneiter And it all happened on Friday the 13th Playing in a foursome with their wives Ferguson recorded his hole m one on the No 7 a par three Conference CRAWF O R DS VI L L E Ind (AP) — Rafer Lewis Johnson car-rie- d COAST JOUST TWO OGDENITES GET DODOS ON THE 13TH I 5-- 7 3 6--2 y 6-- 6-- 6-- 4 2 0 J 6-- 0 ? 6-- 0 8-- 6 15-ye- 6-- 0 Lem-inae- 6-- 0 6-- 4 8-- 6 Utah’s AU-Ameri- ml safely four times Hotel Rooms Are Sold Out Boy of 1945 Ogden Amvets and Ogden CINCINNATI Ohio (UP) — Eagles clash Monday night Next Hotel officials looking forward li e?day night the Northern Utah a pos'ible World Series here All Stars will battle the All- - to said there may be a room shortAmerica Gals cf Chicago in what age if the Rediegs win the Napromises to be a thriller Sum- - tional The pennant League inary: United Mine Workers union has portr-vvin- xb ho a reserved 1500 rooms for its £b h o a 5 2 10 0 Mojes’c inn 5 0 13 vervtion here scheduled about u U i 12 3 Tonuns n2o vai une it 4 i o o tne ume the series would be ' ! Aug 5 2 3 0 5 1 4 0 4 0 0 1 WarVerlf Kutf Darib5U0Pi?!'Ci If the t 2 3b 4 situation should become 2 1 0 5 4 rs Pow rf rf p RUNS BATTED IN — Mantle critical Lucerojb Manager Harry Krowlun-decision fav o”Ho-haNetherland-Hiltocf the BaVrltVp ooool- Jacobson hurled a one hitter New York 73 Wertz Cleveland m“g Zuiueta at Madmon "Square oHo 5 2 0 3 Barney prf Fiherp rf 5 4 1 1 tel snd 61 Kansas Mills General suggested ballrooms party Simpson City agamM Carden roems" and convention halls HOME RUNS — Mantle New serior year The Sporting News columnist might be used dormitory style p jf also gives you the on Utah P&L 7 12 3 Bauer Nev York 19 STOLEN BASES — Rivera Chi- activities of former major league Eagles 6 10 3 stars — and here is an example n Stamey and Saunders Johnson c“£° 9 Francona Baltimore 8 peen penalized the° seventh he reports that Charlie and Smallev Jensen Boston and Kuenn De- - con because of a low left hook ' Keller is still impressed by his ' troit 7 nlahonGerrirab Dep0t ' 1364 BTrn‘eU'2 ‘RstedEn'EBim war- PITCIrnXC (8 rioeCIo°onsl — !roundVzulueta°weiched 9 13 12 n 13-Yankee slugger is breeding trot- 813 Sturner Ketchum 2 Barney 2 vaiertme MILWAUKEE (UP) — Charlie Chicago 138 D0UndsLmhtburn VICTORIA B C (UP)— Amy ters and s ! 2 Mallet Fssber 2 Stolen Keilon on his Yankee' Hancock and Haywood Yas- - oh ant New York 800 1 pacers Grimm recently let out as man- w — Barhn Lurero Moe ud Hiland 32 Long Beach Calif Fher Brewer Boston 11-786 Fisher Brnei ager Of the alllwaukce Braves p tehes — Berrett skimmer lost a gallant battle Passed baiB— Cook 2 Moves Hit with saxs he’s willing to ICt this S£a-- i NATIONAL LEAGUE ball — Cook by Barnev Barhn yesterday m her effort to be' pitched by Barrett Bases on balls— Berret 1 SCI1 roll bv bCtOrC making Up BIS come the first women ever to BATTING (175 at bats)— BailPowers 1 Barney Struck out— Bar- - mind which of “three Of four s lm the Strait of Juan De Fuca Cincinnati Berrett 2 Ftsber 4 333 ey rcy 7 Ashton Repulski Powers 1 Tine of game 2 10 V mrer pOaltlOHa tO taivP Grimm Ctnpha-St Loui 326 Bcver St Louis Temporarily blinded Barney Loser — Berrett Urrpres— and near hysteria Mrs 319 Lower and Hancock Errors — Lucro Thomas N Hansen 2 G Hansen Val- Ildard was pulled out of the cold RUNS — Robinson Cincinnati Braves By THE ASSOCIATED I LESS water within 12 milc ot Vic- 58 Boyer St Louis 57 Snider Los Angeles widened its Pacific teria She had been m the water Brooklyn 55 42 more than hours RUNS BATTED IN — Musial Coast League lead to tun games ' Surface skm was torn from her St Louis 64 Boyer St Louis ral- last night iivirs a four-runeck and of her arms by 62 Kluszewski Cincinnati 56 to beat abraslon parts y m the eiJitn irnir ccid She was swim- - mg knuckleball in the American anj Uintah continues to lead in!' HOME RUNS — Banks Chica- - nament second place cattle without any sense of direcan Kluszewski Cincinnati! Odds were prombitive that two League and who throws the best tne South Ogden Stake Senior I)°n Lenhaidis thieciun ho- - mirg u jlcn llon from the water golfers born in the same city- Boyer St Louis 20 flutter pitch m the National Ac- Softball League with 10 wins ran- mer m the fifth gave Only Bert Thomas Tacoma to Ruhl in his column in against no defeats with four 171 beating ya!h logger has ever conquer-third-piac- e cording S3?t The Sporting News Mickey Man- games remaining on tbs sched Holhwocd 114 ca the 20 mile stretch of water tle ! gets the nod in the American ule Portland cIup to a fifth-f-ic- e etViCen Wash while Gil port Angeles Umwere o has Lari week’s results the honor 4 Hodges by blasting tie with San ranci-cr in the National Of course the tah 5 Fourteenth 2 Uintah 11 Lawrence Cincinnati 12 0 1000 tournament over the Hardin" San Diego 10-- 7 for its first v ic-- 1 VI ELM Buhl and Burdette Milwaukee Park course here this wee it Thirty-Sevent2 Twenty-eightptches are tossed on the tory under new Manager Bill 714 Buxbaum turned back Jimmy P m a regular game 16 10-Fourteenth 8 Thirty-nintSweeney of south San Francisco Wilbert double-headThirty-fourt6 and Fiftieth 8 Sacramento split a STRONG CANDIDATE 1 and Scarbrough over2 and 4 Thirty-eightw ith last place Vancouver When the National League's fireman RESULTS whelmed San6 Francisco League standings: The Solons beat the Mounties I Bookie of the Year 1S named at 5 in Friday’s and Ovid Seyler three-hit 0 behind Eail Harrist’s S & II the end of t ho season 20 y semifinals 10 CHICAGO f UP)— Professional Frankie Robinson of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pitching the ?Iountics racked CincinLLofh the & Pick-Up hits m takms the second tennis promoter Jack Kramer natl ReJs up 14 11-NEW YORK Madison Square not 'be U50th J nd Gonzales Pancho game pros Tony the man Robinson is a former Garden — Orlando Zuiueta KWi — Trabert 30 and Frank Sedaeman Ogden Mar But Cuba outpointed Ludwig Light-- 1 y Sport-PlaThe 4 14th exhioition matches at the ing Neus he ha5 says 133 British Honduras 10 bum made an cccl ’ll il Fan Increase Seen Huer-Iores- t Tennis Club today lcnt Etart toward c j u TACOMA Wash— Pat McMur- j tomorrow as a preude to the dlsllncUon n0binson made anl KIDDIE MOVIE the In Coast League annual National Clay Courts starting lineup in the try 182 Tacoma outpointed Ez- r Carl TICKETS zard Cnarles 197 Cincinnati 10 Fa- - Tourney which opens on Monday Game as a first year plaver That SAN FR ANCISCO (UP) MANAGER cific Coast League attendance has rh?a! Blue Bimini eVc”5iCAvailable at “- cJrtafmly "'i1 increased 39 092 this year — the rookie vote Please tl BIMINI Bahamas measure to a nearis taken thanks in lat (NEA)- NVl Don't say PAINTERS Rohmson has been something The Bimini Blue Marlin Tourna-o- f ly doubled turnout at Portland's n a sensation at bat for the Reds ment will conduct its fourth an-I"Bowling Alley' new Multnomah Stadium baseith Tune-u- p end Brake his first 71 games he hit 18 nual invasion of that fighter’s ball field Service homers had 79 hits for a total of strongholds for four days end- PCL President Lerim O’ConSay bases and had driven in 39 lin3 July 13 nor ieported vcsteiriay that at CHICAGO (UP) — Chicago Shaw Every Saturday 87 tendance for playing days this Cubs shortstop Ernie Banks can runs 9:30 a m year totaled 939 294 compared to set a new record today for eon- Any newcomer starts with the 3685 HARRISON BLVD a Get EGYPTIAN THEATER Complete last years 900 202 secutive games played after j adv antage of being a stranger OGDEN UTAH Ihe pitchers and usually hitsP Car Check-u- p breaking into the majors Banks p° Tickets From Get Your Before Your Vocation At BOWL 66 participated in his 394th straight hotter the first trip around the f j he than does on his later BUD WARE EM'S Your Sinclair Dealer game against Pittsburgh yester- league "On© of America's Finest Tom Keane Dartmouth College day to tie the late Al Simmons’ swings Frankie averaged 310 PHILLIPS 66 STATION At 20th & Wash the first On Ath-time around the a mark with i former the coach is president Establishments" Philadelphia golf 3Dth ot Horlton Bawling second trip he hit 253 But after letics of the New Hampshire FGA Woman Fails In Attempt To Swim Strait 15 9 City 56 ni-rht- N oVer ! et wSlf n ve j j low-dow- n Grimm Will Wait To Make Up Mind ses-whe- 3 - La-e- ! 8-- 2 ' 3 -- X semi-consciou- s t 1 I j n ion too big or too small For happiest motoring give us a call U® ' J ! sidc-linespn- ot h h h ‘ 4 j h er h LLAe' aiims iViareneS 1-- ! 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