Show 4 Wo Mrtiers THE £P ORIS hi ir Four no titters were turned in - - m i r i Blue Jackets incidentally minus a single hit nosed out in the closest Puritv Bees contest of the day's schedule Summaries: MIDGET "A" LEAGUES MONROE AMERICAN LEAGUE R HIU RED tnd - © Barnon Von Stumme former Salt Lake City promoter has re turned to Los Angeles auer Archie Moore's European fistic tour He hints that Moore s ai-Tprti- title defense soon will f i GLENN ARNETT n Physical Education and Eecrea-tieAAH-PERHe participated in Fitness Conference In 1956 And was chairman of the President's Fitness Committee "Program for Children in Elementary De against vvrm Durelle the Canadian who fought a draw with Tony Anthony a few days ago Joe DiMaggio former Yankee a few clipper had a reminder as he as isn't spry he days ago e the ued to be In Rome batof a bit Yankee slugger had one-tim- Patterson Satterien nodi R ana E H r 3 3 10 2 Miner ana Hite STRENGTHENS BRAVES —Manager Fred Haney of Milwaukee second baseman puts a glad arm around Red Schoendienstandthe talks things over obtained from the New York Giants for Haney hopes sore yearrand spot Second has been a Braves around situation tbe can turn that the classy Schoendienst Braves Many baseball writers feel that this trade will give the Anderson 7 BEES TARANTULAS Eatteriess Hilisfrom Roberts 3 3 Hanann ana trancis Kali and LORIN FARR GREENS NORTHERN LEAGUE SIAIS R H 7 7 the pennant I Batteriest Williamt and Chatlin STORY WITH HEART and Llnsley MIDGET "B" LEAGUES AFFLECK TEXAS LEAGUE RUE 2 2 PURITT IEES BLUE JACKETS 1 Batteriest Mortensen and Ceroles and Clay WASRS MAYFLIES Creer and McCrea Batteries! 3 0 R H 0 0 2 13 8 0 Foster and H OGDEN Batteries: Campbell Vissor and Colifns Sprint Stars E 0 3 5 4 Medina and It is in spots like this that a (First of two) By HARRY y 'NEW GRAYSON wife takes over and Doris Mayer — YORK NEA) Doris is all wife She took her husband LIBERTY PIONEER LEAGUE H R Mayer is an attractive little woman who could be found durBatteries: Greenhalgh and Samplesj PHiliip the United States Open Chamand Gentile Jr H C ing R walking down the In0 0 12 pionship FIBF BUSS verness fairways outside the v 10 7 6 waah ticks ana with the rest of the gal : Peterson Niel and Young-Batteriest ropes Larson over one arm a raincoat e lery k t'd 1 10 I She watched closely asner DARTS 3 3 BACTERIA Dick lined up shots She'd CannofV and Lee uinstensen bite her Batteriesf lip as the ball soared and Hales down the fairway rinen sne a SENIOR LEAGUE start walking again AFFLECK MAJOR LEAGUE Doris Mayer was you'd thing H R I TEllOW - - 2 7 5 JACKETS CENTIPEDES 2 1 '! nus-ban- x to ' - feuai-antee- Las so-call- ed onfesf ained Ouf race-Clearfie- ld completely as manager nurse companion— everything Doris Mayer couldn't lose faith She had too much to fight for This was a young man from a fine Old Greenwich Conn family and a nail hard tank driver who fought for his country in World War II Mayer now was to weak to put up much of a fight against it and the very next day Dons had him out for the St Petersburg Open although he hadn't com peted in a tournament in months He had to pull out after two rounds but it was a start over fJ7 meat-ahd-pota- 15-rou- nd U3 iorfstnietive" action t o w a r d clearing up the reasons for past difficulties Kerr favors greater on the institutions which would have to furnish athletes job records upon request among other things: Nigg's resolution was scheduled to be discussed by the regents' Educational Policy Committee the before it was submitted to was full board today The session cloaked in secrecy and Sproul unavailable for comment : 13 10 HORSEFLIES WEST 3 Sattisoti R R Sears ir yasms of con-ferfu- ce an Italian SCOUTSrf golfer's ting practice before — o ?9 2 just another professional wound up in ROTARY BRAVES baseball crowd and the wife rooting J Noma ana Hugm Kjcnaroson side of the Batteriest bed with a sore back family home be-- r and Lancaster minutes 10 for R H He practiced Dick and Doris Mayer with But and 1 YANKEES 2 S I and the U S Npttuno " w Open it was vastly luxe a feaiiic KatwoAfi RED SPIDERS AnzW famed the near teams Rome more than that It was the story Batteries: Hartmann Peterson ana siaier Schools" this year 11 War World of Barim and Jones Beach Hartmann of an extraordinary shotmaker He is chairman of the Califorhaving been put back on his- pins nia Committee on Fitness and JUNIOR "Bn LEAGUE furrier Denver DUPLER let JOE Comby a woman who wouldn't ex member of the Advisory must have MONROE WESTERN LEAGUE for were There promoter and him boxing R quit HE mittee to the State Department lost a hatfull of money on the Joe WASHINGTON ? ample lost weeks in southern of Education on Public Health 1 1 n 1 9 California last winter g t PILOTS Zulueta Orlando Doctors chairman also and is Education He Batterlen Jonei and Stoddard Medler Den in bout ulcers had he championship told Mayer weight cf the Physical Education and car The Carfield night Wednesday latt "Things were going badly ana CommitProfessional Recreation a with title his retained was all mixed up" he says I tee of the California School Su- champion TKU urown was d 9 pervisors Assn S25000 The net take at MAYER LOST ALL Interest in I FORMER UTAIIN the game he played so well the gate was under $18000 o o u nty playecL'none at all Instead he Before coming to the C invincible Spider at oania Anwas Mr The Arnett Schools Office' played tne norses State Idaho boxing out that the old former found and Health ita of Wphh Director State Physical must hoss "All players Education and Recreation in the star and contender for the mid saying a die broke' was perfectly true State Department of Public In dleweight boxing title dropped Or lot of fellows before him formation in Salt Lake City Utah nod to Charles Joseph at New Like' This he attempted to drown his Among his many duties there he leans last Tuesday night to a as distinct surprise served as editor and chairman of comes Finally there was the inevitable the State Courses of Study in his Webb boosters in this area to his wife and two chilreturn areas subject TerLast night's Washington Howard Capps of the Desert dren in St Petersburg 'Fla in He received his BS and MS de game in the North March grees at the University of Utah Inn golf course at Las Vegas "I'm all through Dick Mayer and will complete his doctorate at looks for a record freaking field ern Utah Baseball League was tourna an underweight sick guy whose the University of Southern Cali- for the senior mengolf because third called in the inning Dr stomach pained and hands shook fornia during the summer of l!Xi8 ment this coming September to and be will of rain Yeaton and Hancock replayed told his wife Harry During his undergraduate career Heber r three-yeaenrol of a 8:15 morrow at Mr Arnett wa3 pall Ogden undoubtedly pm " in football and again Heavy ram began falling in the bottom of the third inning and after about a 15 minute delay officials called the contest because s' ' 0 12 2 Yamisrwto EARWIGS 0) Important Pow Wow Under Way At Berkeley Decision Awaited " - - STANDARD-EXAMINE- w II - 3 Truiiiioj Wool ley itmrt CRICKETS -- SPORTS TIDBITS rittsf! SAMUELSEN Standard- snorts columnist of the Southern California area past of the Football Writers of America will address college rMiViiifitv directors in Chicago m early August His subject will be "The Future of college £ ooidu nd §M§W? wf:-0i- I H 7 Watklra Batteriest - - HORNETS AKTS wmm S))) ID) ditch fight tDdayo prevent Jim Arthur Wirtz r' Norris and from being f prcecr out oi aiaaison V Square Garden- In the fini session or me they werehiring of Fed£he mind trying to change uyan wno prai Judse bvjvesier s bhe-ethe remedy apparently to the monopoly Is to make Norris and Wirffc cHspose of their stock in the Qarcn Corp Kenneth CKoyali former sec or retary of watfavi now headsuch the" defense awjcrs claims a divestiture gwcMld be a "cruel retroactive ptni5rment" for businessmen whb thought their conBy SCOTT BAILLIE duct of boxint strictly legal until BERKELEY Calif (UP) — Ryan found fiwari guilty of monop UCLA today sought to break Qttt oly in March Tp monopoly ver dict applied nfijy to their conauct of the strict Pacific Coast Coherof title fights ence and Cyril Nigg Bruia alumjs the session At today judge said he wis "strongindicated herMId force Noms ni president his'sced will get the and Wirtz cdfctfplling stockhold ly hopeful" ers to dispose rtf their Garden green light hnldines "beCatrte I personally "We're stjrdngly hopeful that feel there miote a divorcement the boardof regents will' vote and Madison of Norris to let 2s move out of the Garden i Square Nigg said on thef eve of Norris is present of the GarThe tM meeting "However I can't den Corp Wirt£ a director Interna Garden Corp orns the say what will happen We expect York: New of President Robert Gordon Sproul tional Boxlng'Ctyb the control Wirt also to make some kind of proposal Norris and of IBC its and but we don't know what it is" Chicago Stadium 5 The Bruins and the University Illinois v' p'S" 3-- 2 ' UTAH FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 21 1957 OGDEN j 1 )) ' THE OGDEN 2B NEW YORItr(trP — Defense attorneys wefc Kiaking a last- - 5 ing performances as "- ¥i- "' Ticks and Richardson of Rotary Braves turned in the fine pitch - — - n WilUSA t it in "Little League" baseball yes terday for some kind of a local record "Mortensen of Purity Bees Foster of Mayflies Peterson of Wood A projected enrollment 01 iu also- active In 000 students is anticipated at the of the team He was Sigma Nu fraternity Valley campus by 1965 Mr Arnett has recently as ArFor the past 10 years Mr of sumed a major responsibility in nett has Leen coordinator and the preparation cf County Courses health phyiscal educationof the of Study In Health Education and office recreation in the schools- ban Education He has writsuperintendent of is well known Physical ten articles for the NEA Journal TWf County He comand California Schools and is cofor his work with schools of A Score Card for Use munity groups and governmen- author in Evanluating Physical Educatal agencies in Elementary The college assignment comes tion Programs Schools his of a result Mr Arnett as He is a member of the National contribuleadership and many California Associations for and education of tions to the field afPhysical Education and Active in school and civic of- Health National Education Recreation fairs he has held numerous California Teacher fices in local state and national Assn California School SuperHe is Assn professional organizations Delta Phi Kappa and Assn visors the Southwest past president ofAmerican At present Mr and Mrs Arnett Assn District of the four sons reside in for Health Physical Education and theirLater in the summer they and Recreation to their new home m move He is a member of the Nation- will Assn for" Health North Ridge near the San Feral American — nando Campus 17 V Arnett will assume his new post in September i En-cinit- 9BC iFMcss "FVr si & 1 Glenn W Arnett former Weber High School football Dicoach has been named Professor and Chairman of the at the vision of Health Physical education and athletics made by Dr San Fernando campus The appointment was ColHoward S McDonald president of Los Angeles State lege former president of Brigham Young University t3 & Big Tfislc Junior Play Arneff Lancs New Position r it - Riafur© WITH AL WARDEN in frr4 1L f A LAST STAND? 4 MAYER WAS A reluctant combatant but it was on to Semitonole where he had a Miami was tal of 146 Then it where he was third Dick's strength was coming back and Doris was feeding him vitamin pills and giving him grass and dust shots he being1 allergic to both Then the Masters and an eighth at Greensboro a fifth the at Las Vegas and a piece of was he Now Louisville in money in coming on He was :second Hot Fnrt Worth eighth at Springs fifth at Greenbrier and in the monev in Kansas City And always there was Doris rtraecrint? Dick away from celebra- tors in locker rooms His rounds in the Palm Beach Round kodui — t Wvkaevl — was showed that Mayer getting back on his beautiful game but he still lacked the missus' urge 36-ho- le Awaif !Sig AAU Tests DAYTON tMo AP) — The dash with at least four in the field world holds the spoSliaht tonight as the 9th annual "senior AAU Track-Fiel- d ChampMfjships open at Dayton HighSjciiool Stadium of Although Bcby Morrow Abilene Chri?ti"&n winner of last Saturday's NJCAA century will be absent tiie 33 entrants include such J stars as Leamon King of California and Dave Sime d of tlfe world Ira seconds f 93 dash mark Murchison of Vestern Michigan and Willie Vfi!8ams just out of the Army whdtshares the world record or ju1 Today's finals in addition to dash include the the 100-yar- d title-he$lde- rs 100-yar- co-hold- ers 100-met- er 100-yar- d: 120 and 440-yar- hurdles d of California although worlds apart in football policies belong to the same statewide institution which is governed by one board of regents TROUBLE STARTED Threats of a bolt date back to last summer when the confer ence gridiron scandals broke and UCLA was among four member schools penalized for infractions Tn the Bruins' case it included being barred from the Rdse Bowl until July of 1959 The latest drive for UCLA to clear out started last month after the PCC refused to allow penal ized seniors to play half their was the games "this autumn as four-year fall's case with last men The Bruins also barely esthe caped being expelled from Conference staying in by a vote of Nigg proposed the secession which will be studied today In the meantime California also is reported to want out not because of strict athletic code but because the austere Bears feel it is not rigid enough 5-- 4 LACK OF ACTION b-m- iie run hammer tfirow high jump Chancellor Clark Kerr of the broad jump and shot-pu- t mother campus recently said that champions Cal might leave the PCC since El ev e n Olympic 1957 NCAA the conference had not taken any and all but two of the entrants the winners are among making the field one of the class iest in years Fox Rarities CHICAGO (NEA) —Nellie Fox banished from a game for was Play Withifagles PHILADELPHIA (UP)— Palm- only the second time in six years White er (Pete) Rtzlaff and Larry and a" few days later the his made second RrT baseman Weaver — both halfbacks have error after up running signed their 1957 contracts with first the Philadelphia Eagles of the string of 154 straight chances without a boot National Football League " Ogden Tennis Team Downs Salt Lake Club The Ogden 'tennis team won its first game of 'the season in the State Junior Tennis League this week with a 2 win over Liberty Park No Two of Salt Lake City Results were: boys' singles Jimmy Foulger Ogden defeated Liberty ttordon Baumbacker 6-- 4-- 6 Bob Marshall 7-- 5 6--0 7 Kooen layior erty Liberty defeated FranK worn aouoies xucKy Ogden and Robby Foulger ugaen Dave Clegg and Frong 6-- 1 9-- 6-- 2 6-- 2 ue--feat- Schick Jensen Ogden won by default mens' doubles Macs neynoius and David Piatt Liberty defeat- ed Marshall Benowitz and Louis 2 girls' sinPayan Ogden 2 degles Nancy Bailey Ogden LibLee Baddley feated Rhonda Leininger Ogerty 2 Peggy den defeated Diane Yashimoto 5-- 6-- 8-- Liberty 8-- L The league is made up of teams of seven boys and fle girls from ages 11 to 17 Teams play a schedule of nine games Teams involved are three from Salt Lake City Liberty Park inSaft Lake Tennis one from the Club one from Dilworth Park in Salt Lake City one from Virginia Heights Tennis Club in Salt Lake City one front Victory Park in Salt Lake City Ogden Orem and Tooele Winners will receive medals and trophies H3 CT3-- ' Iet-tenn- an li By ROLLO ROBINSON Streams at lower elevations in intermountain west clearing and producing some limit catches High lakes still frozen Worms and - hardware most popular lures but ocasional waters now have fly matches on warm days MONTANA: rivers still high northwestern lakes good Flathead and Hungry Horse exClarks Fork clearing cellent worms Blackfoot good and spinners best bet on south- lower Ruby western waters River and reservoir and the Big Hole should be good this weekend Echo Use spinners on Tiber Lake yielding pound perch on blood suckers Hebgen good and waters near Red Rocks very hot IDAHO: Streams still running good catches reported high Island from Henry's Lake Park according to Mel Berrett Lakeside Lodge picking up many Kokanee salmon being r rainbows caught on bait hitting flatfish in coves week last shore good fishing from ICammeyer's Offers '' of wet ground When the game was called Clearfield was holding a 0 lead although Dave Hopf enbeck of Washington Terrace was hurling LADIES' OR MEN'S 2-- ing and giving up some trout one Strawberry- still slow party at Madsen's camp had nice Fish and Panquitch catch Bill Larsen reLakes good ports Locomotive Springs slowfish spooked ing down mosquitoes terrible Ogden River below Pine view clear and fishable fairly large trout being creeled in lower Beaver Blacksmith reaches Logan and Weber clearing but road to Spjrit Lake still slow open ime Daii iie naa anowea only two hits ©©LI? SPECBM ear-fiel- d inthree Bruce Parry Clearfield pitcher also in good form last night as he had allowed only two safe ties Prior to tomorrow night's Northern Utah League game a junior game between Washington Terrace and Alton Parker's jun ior team will meet in an exhibition at 6:30 pm Fans can watch both games for one admission No games will be played fh the Northern Utah League Monday and Tuesday since the circus will be at Affleck Park but three games will be played the latter : part of the week is: The schedule Wednesday Ogden Eagles vs Clearfield Thursday Syracuse vs Porters and Waiters Club and Saturday June 29 Ogden Amvets vs Washington-Terrace at Smithfield After next week's play" one game will be played before the first half Is completed Washington Terrace and Clearfield mst The relative strength of Utah play a makeup game of a rained-ou- t contest on June 10 Soccer Leagues A and B divi sions will be tested tomorrow mn the strong Salt Lake Ath V"er'JroimJ1±"ri!iwhen usuiu Siorms aeiayeu excellent t iiasner woDDiers ana letic squad plays Ogden at 3:30 in area dark scaled flatfish proving ef- pm at Monroe Park here in Og: fective on Island Park fly den hatches now showing on Buffalo The local team is currently rid Ui River Due to a last minute schedule YELLOWSTONE PARK: Yel- ing on top of the B division with eight wins and two losses and change the American Legion lowstone Lake now open Riddle Grebe and Wolf Lakes is only one game away from wrap teams will play a double header and the Yellowstone River from ping up the spring half cham at John Affleck Park tomorrow Upper Falls to the Lake will open pionship If Ogden can get over mnrnin? At 10 am the Hill Hornets Claud Grow Ogden the Spartans of Salt Lake City July 1 will Following in all be Park the who will angler in the closing round- June 29 that play Brigham City Baker-Merriis pres- Ogden will Ogden game summer reports-fishin- g meet Alamania fall play Ogden Baker-Merriently slow because of low tem- winner for the state division South will North chamDionshin peratures and snow flurries WYOMING: Salt' Snake and rated the fastest team other streams- in western Wy- in Although BEN LOMOND the state Salt Lake Athletic some rivers very squad should have a rough time oming high DR1VIN5 RANGE local anglers who tomorrow ' since it was pressed muddy know waters occasionally picking to the limit 4 ml Ho en Hive 91 Ogden in little fly fishing as a previous exhibition meeting up limits Open Doily yet V lower lakes producing The public is invited to attend trout 10 to 10 pm am without the game charge UTAH: Lower streams clear- " Strong Soccer Teams Play Tomorrow 1 1 Legion Teams 1 j In 2 Games - it II u 8-P- LY r?i iri was- - MP VxCLUSIE FISK DOUBLE -- STRENGTH MYLOM I nnuRLES TIIIE SAFETY ON 'ANY ROAD VWojr ever you drive on good roads nylon or Bad this twice ddqifiles tire safely at any speed I -as- kr ' With Your Old 'Recappablo Berrett's I ! -strong JUNE ompiGVG Jr Sols 10-Pie- 4 Irons 1 Wood and $ Bag only 'Set ee Golf Gl'j&s In Stock pop-gea- 1 6-- Z 6-- 2 Hmihlps 1 dJ U Receppsbla £j 0 Tiro yax El Bag 6 Ballf 3 STTIONSTO SERVE YOUI 36th it ALSO WILSOn DUTCH HARRISON w 1 VW- 2 Woods 5 Irons 1 Bag Regular $9500 As low as - ll ir : - '" in-edgi- Phone EX 4-66- - O 17th St Wall fC ll 318 24th Street Only 1 Bag Tee 'nT r Old ECONOMY 1 Wood 5 Irons 1 With Your V TREADS ft 0 Tlre Plus Excise Tax TIRE SPECIAL av ? 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