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Show . Army Munches Today. Outlooks Gloomys as y ' By Don Brooks Tribune Outdoors Editor Utah's filing season opens Saturday at 4 un. and it appeared late Friday that the thousands of anglers who were hoping lor a break in the weather are doomed to disappointment. - thundershowers are la store for Memorial Day and the opening of the fishing season In Utah and most of the remainder of the I Region. Specifically, the Weather Bureau predicted considerable cloudiness with showers for Utah. The only bright spot is a forecast for slightly wanner weather with lows ranging from 34 to 4S and highs from CO to 75. AND THE situation appeared the same in Idaho where the sea- son abo opens Saturday morning. Unde Samuels weather prophets were brief and to the point: ITS TEE crudest Mow ered at Utah's angling anny tXOCDY EKSXS, showers and such spots as Strawberry, Scofield, Otter Creek and other reservoirs. Fish Lake and Pangidtch Lake also should draw crowds. But the fishing season, unlike other sports, cannot be postponed because of weather. It will go on and despite the gloomy outlook you can bet your last box of sinkers that thousands will be on hand. .BOAT FISHING will be permissible at Fish Lake Saturday, according to a report flledwith tot UtahHlghway Patrol late Friday. Strawberry b the big question marie. The big Wasatch County pond was loaded with anglers Friday nlghf nd theyll give it toe good by, you can bet on that THE OPENING day pressure b both Idaho and Utah figures to be concentrated on reservoirs and lakes because there b hardly a stream that isnt running high and roily. The Utah Fish and Game Department predicts big turnouts at delivon ton eve of the opener lor many years. EVERYONE KNOWS that the fish the big fish are there. The question b wifi they bite? Idaho expect! one of its largest crowds at Island Park Resereastern Idaho. Another voir good turnout should be at Henrya Lake. b b AND XT IS the Island Park country that fishermen can look toward to some of the better stream fishing. Henry's Fork, toe main stream, and its tributaries are running Ugh, but they abo are quite dear. Henrys Fork below Uintas that forest officials stated bluntly, "We advise fishermen to keep off all back roads until they get fa passable condition. - Island Park dam kill draw plenty of bait (tankers. Little activity b expected b the high country of either state. UTAH'S HIGH Ulntas, for instance, are still socked b solid and it will be several weeks before toe mountains dry out to allow comfortable fishing. Many roads are still blocked with snow at the higher elevations. Others are blocked out because of deep mud. that WARNING induded ths road to popular Hoops Lake in' the country of the Ufa-taa Anglers who Insist on going up toe Upper Provo will find plenty of snow above Trial Lake. Forest officials warned that the only camp, grounds suitable to use will be on the lower end of the Provo and tower end of Beaver Creek, Hole-ln-Ro- , THE ROAD situation Is ao deplorable on toe north slope of toe s, Grids Top Drivers1? Poiser for 500 '"Today Sperts Miner by 250,000 Slated alt f alt . John Mooney To See Classic Salt Lake City, Utah Saturday Morning Tribune Sports Editor A racing cycle may be completed Saturday at IntoanapoBs test of speed and endurance. J tf a Ford wins the i .As a kid, toe hottest car we can remember on toe Iowa tort K- ' track circuit was the Fronty-ForIt . half-mile could careen around those fiat, V V ovals at unheard-o-f speed. 5 Dnesen-ber- g a Then, (me afternoon, appeared and ran toe Fords right off the track. Jj Doo Wyatt, a Salt Lake engineer who drove that midwest circuit, re- -' members toe Fords of an earlier era. V I Hudsons or We drove hopped-u- p Bukks, anything we could get to work over, but toe hottest car I remember ns a Model T Ford with overhead alves and tbree-toon- e gears, Wyatt Dea Wyatt laughed. Those were the days of racing when toe dust blew ao hard you couldn't ten until toe wind touted If yoa were going around a car or under it Emory Collins and Gus Schrader were the hot toteen fa those days, la the Utah Centennial race meet, ChlUre drove 1347. Salt Lake j I remember toe day I began to wonder If there was a future tb racing. I drove through a fence, and a 2x4 came tight through my radiator (we built them up to look Bke see had bigger motors) and knocked me out The car careened through a corn field and tjust aS I was coming back to my senses and b toe process of ; getting the car under control, an ear of corn whacked me across - the bead and knocked me out again. "THE CAR THAT should have been a greet racer those Wisaers ef front raw 501 Saturday are left to right, positions was the Cord, a front-whedrive car tost had everything ;dys !but balance. None of toe engineers of that day, or the driver, Jba Chit, whs won the pole position; Bobby Montanan, the ; could figure bow to correct this fault, ao It passed from toaradng scene too soon, Wyatt lamented. May S3, 1584 By Associated Prts This could be an oily event .INDIANAPOLIS, May 29- -A Cars came apart consistently dollar, purse and a and 12 accidents were recordbattle for racing survival by ed during the practice and time the front engine trial runs accentuating the and roadsters await 33 drivers showdown of horsepower and tiie 48th Indianapolis styling this year. auto race Saturday. LAST DRIVER to toe fa toe AN EXPECTED 250,000- -a race was Pat OConnor, involvmass blending of racing buffo, ed in a IScar first-la- p pile-u- p fa morbidly curious and Memorial 1958. Of 54 deaths, tnrintong Day picnickers may see the famed races first foreign winOn The Air e ner 48 years, first KLUB radio Trill broadcast triumph b history and a speed- the Indianapolis 500 race Satway record for the sixth straight urday starting at 830 am. T half-millio- 500-mf- le X d. b -- b b el Duesenbergs Held the Throne la ! lean. thel 1330s, toe Doesenbergs were toe ultimate fa racing DUKE NALOX, Henry McQutan and Cowboy ORourke were the midwest favorites, b the days when the driven raced fa-- doors fa toe the winter months. Chicago Armory You could ten who had attended toe Sunday night ram by 'toe castor oil fumes toe clothes the rest of the week. . But toe days of toe Dueaenbergs were numbered. Is 1334, !&e 500 unveiled a higfocompresriou. fourcyhnder Offenhanser engine that was an ofishot of the Harry Miller 8s that began toe 1320s to stop toe Doesenbergs. Bill ftomminp developing .brought the first Offy borne to victory and since tost memorable afternoon, Qffenhaosere have won all but three Indianapolis races. J WHbar Shaw brake toe sfetog b 18MI b Maaeretf aad car drives by Gearga IMf a Thorne too trick. 4 b b b h b sb-fiad- er Just a few years ago, every car that qualified tor the 500 !had Offy power plants. When ParneQi Jones won last year. It Jwas the 17th straight year an Offy bad won the big race. Now, toe Lotns-Ftod- s appear to be toe hot cars. Rearengine cars no longer are novelties. THE LIGHTER FORDS; burning unadulterated gasofine instead of toe mixed fads fanned by toe Offies, could go farther on a tankful and make fire wear negligible. The Offy needed three pit stops, toe Fords one, for toe distance. This race, fa addition to toe rear-Pormotor and toe switch wf Offy motors from front to rear, win bring toe famed Navis into toe fore. . d , ss a tasting ground to prove and publicize automotive theories and designs, race again moves fa the fore, and dont be surprised if toe of the old overhead valve Model T, or toe Fipnty-Forroars cross toe finish fine first Saturday. THUS, THE 581," developed d, ' Dont forget to drop a card or letter to toe Sports Mirror for the contest, I don't attend Bee games at Deris Field because THE WINNING LETTER wiH receive four box seats lor Hie author, second best win earn two box seats and toe next six letters win each receive two grandstand seats to a Bee game. . There must be same reasons hitherto overlooked for the Joined toe Pacific Coast League. whs doeast attead may Maybe jaa. as a former iaaehaH tore, caa caaae ay with toe re a for fib alamp poor attendance of the Bees since Salt Lake fu b bferesL Don't send fa letters saying Theres nothing wrong with Bee baseball because there must be, to explain the poor turn outs year after year. Observation Ward n. lock for orMo of affto, Arfvora. tfco pm 0:30 A.r.L TO i 0:00 P.H. t of tho lata planting season wa will bo opaa Saturday, Memorial Day, from L30 AJL to 4 PJYL Also Sunday 10:00 AM. to S Bocooso P-- 550 South 6th East 3355 VVosf 3500 South Grenier second fastest qualifier, aad Rodger Hard, S06. Osik sal MsjnhnBH are top tererifes a b veferaa of Os wb toe ebsrie. Theaters Show 500 TV Today Witaon-Oftanhaga- ar. 50-5- d. Coast Wateoa-Oftenhauee- Huffakar-ORaabaua- Wataon-Offenbauaa-r, 'show file Indianapolis 500 mQe race Saturday on dosed circuit television with the program to start at 8:0 am. Kuxma-Onenhaoa- Waaon-Offanhaua- Writers Select Lotus to Win UTERI Trane 500-IiI- e nd 151893. p.m. BOW Bud Tlngelrtad. Dayton, Ohio, Federal Xnilneerlnt In an effort to please the maOfTrohanarr. 151810 Bobby Grim. Indiana polls, Konstant 151838. Johnny Whitt, Warren. Mich. Demler Wataon-Otfaohana- er. jority of fans, toe Bees asked 130893. for fan opinion on the starting EIGHTH ROW Bobby Vnaer. Albuquarque. it. M. Studabakar time. It broke about even, with Farxuaon BTP Non. 154.865. Bob Velth. Fart Bran. Calif. MO 153881. Bddla Johnaon, Cuyahoga Falla, Ohio, half favoring 730 and helf voicFord. 153805. of the 8 pm. time. NINTH ROW Jack Brabham. Nrwhall. Surrey. England. Zink-Vne- M ing support Brabham-Offenhanaa- r, 4. Jim MeXtreeth, Arlington, Tex. WHEN THE Bees return to Studrbaker STP Mori. 1S1J3L Bob Harkey. Charlotte, M. C. Weir Watson Off anil auam. 151873. Derks June 9 against Hawaii, TENTH ROW Bob Mathooaer. Omaha. Neb Dayton Piae Brake 151.451. Chuck Stevanaoo. Oardan Oroya, Calif. Leader the game win start at 7:45 p.m. Boadater. 150831. Art M alona. Tampa, Fla. Studabakar which will be the starting time STF Moat. 131333. for season. rest the of the ELEVENTH ROW If cam Rail. Hollywood. Calif. Nothing Special Watson-O- ff Bob Wants. SC Louis. More toft-Tayl-or anhauatr. 130-68- 4. Rain plagued the Bees FriTreria Offanhaoaar. 148886. BUI Chaaahomg. Tucaon, Aria, Apecha Oftanhauaar. to day, with their scheduled game against Dallas rained out A 148.T1L doubleheader already was on the schedule for Saturday, so the Bees may make up Fridays toe series finale Sungame day at Dallas. Salt Lakes replacemest lor Pacific Coast League American League DIVISION BASTS Jack Warner, recalled by the Htnlsal FtC 81 Leal Wee P d. SahM Cubs, stOl is II 854 up in the air. The Okldteww CO U M 81 25 15 825 - M 1 Vt Denver 8W like the Bees, Jt U 871 Ft Arkanaae Cubs, are sufferS JU !IVk S B N 81 11 11 Lake CB JM . from lade of consistent ing 18 M 82 4 Sett . M 13 Jit 4 36 38 808 8 NMIanasdie M 1 84 U 1 1 842 44 Del tea WESTS- RN OIVttlON Tribune Scoreboard ie 8M M 27 35 An 81 836 b vo I WaAhataa C Ctavatand 4 1 taha il t Cnifiit) wa. McSriOe (VII. Faaaaa IN) New Yark at Kanaaa Cltv (terWeM) Sard (All wa. Orabemkr (HI. 6 take at MWeiti (itwrwlaw) Mare beet (Ml wa. Faanial (Ml. Ottawa at Datred Fetera CM) w. AeeWre eve). Ocealaad at Wadilaetaw Remae 04) (44). Natkmsl Leagim I 4 Ottaae A . 4 tea FrsncNca L, Ftae4wila 7. Ileuataa 4. tea aeaaite 4 FimberHi C Fi44bt Raawtta Indlanasolb M Ssasana 64 Taoema 44 Arkaraat 31 Portland 2, Saa DMs 6 Salt Laka Cltv at Dallaa, Poatponad. rata Damar si OtUahams City, poatpsnad, (341 ae4 C Mot-w- ar ant Tam ca-r-) Ottaae m titewiM (34) wa. Bum ar tiewaMer (M. (4) tea Brant itca el INDIANAPOLIS, IND May 29 a Bobby Marshman. (UPI) neaf el (31) wc Ptialale (34) wa Leer (3d). HwwMa at FM friable (MtM NatMkart (M). Start (341 tc b powered by a Ford engine, was picked Friday to win the Speedway auto race. year-ol- d Lotns 500-mi- le A' former corookie of the year, received 14 votes from members of the MARSHMAN, re four-cylind- er ut b tiie LONG, A JUNIOR School of Dentistry, bettered his own official world mark of sad a pending record of the fatter abo. set on the Occidental College track where Friday evenings meet was held. had recorded a put of Sunny skies and temperatures 66-- Long tiie mid-TD-s are forecast Only 7 at the Fresno Relays once. In 1915, did rain postpone eral weeks ago. tiie big Indy. However, that mark was act Jones b the standard-beare- r b a ring not guarded by aa of the old Offy Guard, driving official barrier and probably on the bride of till second of would not be accepted aa a the 11 three-ca- r rows in the record mark. same Watson roadster be won Second b the event was with a year ago. Parry OBrien, aiming to be ALL THREE first-rocars the firstj man to make 'lour are with Gaiks Olympic teams. Now 32 yean OBrien got off Us all time on the old, sleek green Lotus-For- d . best put of inside; Marshman next abo b A BIT OVER 10 yean ago. e and a Lotus-Forchampion Ward outride b a May 13, 1954, OBrien became Watson-Forthe first man in history to throw 60 feet or better. chamother The returning In the mile run, Jim Grelle of pions are Foyt driving a in the middle of the the Los Angeles Track Chib second row, and Troy Ruttman, edged Bill Baillie of New Zeayoungest winner b 1952 at tiie land b the time of 430.00. age of 22, starting 18th b another Offy roadster. w rear-engine- d, 63-1- 0. two-tim- d. American Auto Raring Writers and Broadcasters Association at their annual meeting. Scotlands Jimmy Clark, the g pole sitter fa Saturday's holiday classic, was ronnemp fa the balloting with ID votes and two-tispeedway winner Rodger Ward received Ward, winner b 1959 and nine votes. 1962, will be making Us 14th A. J. Foyt, winner 1961, tart at tiie ago of 43. received seven votes and defendfirst-tim- e ing champion Parnelli Jones There are starters. four. record-smashin- b iiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiii SMI La 35 and FMI (Cal Koonc at Mutaacfe H ar Jhn IdiitaMt 3-Da Ffla- DaMa an Krauaa 34 (Law U4 REDS tar Damar (Watt 8lataaattia 4 art Carl Graan 34) at Oklahoma City (Harry Nataon 44 an Baa Johnaaa 54) BW Arkanaa (Joal Gifcaoa 31 an Smith 34) at Tacoma (Frank Liner 44 Thama an Jarry 31) . Intttanapolta ( Jea IMatay 34 an Broca Henri Raatt 34 Howartt 31) at Saakan and anavailabta) J Fartlantt (Jim Waavar 4) at San Dtaaa (Tad WIIN 34) , laattla al Hawaii 3 VS. CARDS SAT. 11:15 A.M. NATIONAL LBAOUU W 7 Farratt, Catta 7 MarkhaL Giant Broca. Cotta 4 61am Card 4 LaMaatar, Brava 8 GMm Flrataa 8 Ellia, Radi . i AM RICAN LBAOUU L 1 1 Yanfca PtxarrN Whlta tot Yanks Far. Ortata Kralkft, Indiana Millar, SUM. 2 8 75tt 75 tI JS Z 1 , Hamilton, Fct. 825 875 a 10:45 AM. 857 New Verb Martal wa. Ftmer (M). 04) - CMOtaneN el SC Letda EWa Snetw (3d. Lea FWilaaHi Offen-hause- 9 LOS ANGELES, May (UPI) Dallas Long, the muscular dental student from tiie University of Southern- - California, Friday night broke ids own listed world record fa tiie shot-pwith a heave of 66 feet, 3 inches at the Souther Pacific AAU Championships. rata i JtLaniCacNiML front-engin- Long Breaks Shot Record b Race ntcLtes New Yere 0, CHANNEL 5 EXCLUSIVE MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL WITH DIZZY DEAN AND PEE WEE REESE - t Kanaaa CSV A Maw Yark 7 Cm Aaaalaa 3 ne THE INDIANAPOLIS dasste be on big screens at the Capitol and Utah theaters and will last for approximately three and a half hours. . tones: Admission will be 84 and Gentfemea, start your o, 8150. around 9 am. MST. wifi on ul Others getting votes were Rodger Ward, Indianapolis, 9; A. J. Foyt, Houston, 7; Parnelli Jones, Torrence, Calif., last years winner, 4; Dan Gurney, Costa Mesa, Calif., 3, and Bobby Unser, Albuquerque, N.M., L THE contenders along with five other rear-engimounts. Trill chale lenge 18 the conventional roadster, which Is seeking an 18th successive speedway victory. Chances are track owner Tray Hulmans fabulous weather luck will hold out when he inFORD-POWERE- D Two Salt Lake theaters win t d, Sallgb-Xbar- Don't Forget Your Reasons V Fosrteea voted for Marsh-ma- a aad II votes went to Clark. tl Balt-bra- a i d. Vita-Fre- b rear-engin- Manorial Day auto race: FIRST ROW Jimmy Clark. Scotland, LotusPord, 158X31 mllea aa boor. Bobby . Marahman. Fottetown, Pa. Ptrablrd Lotua-PorU7J67. Bodser Ward. IrxUanapoUa. Kateer Wataoo-For158,406. SSCOKD (OW Parnelll Jonaa. Torrance, Calif. Asajanlan-Bowa- a After polling toe fans and getOfTfrilun . 155X60. A. J. Tort. Houston, 0 154872. Daw Curacy. Costa Uaa, Calif. Lotus-Forting a split, toe Salt Lake 154.487. Baseball Oorp. agreed to a com1H1KD BOW Uoyd Buby, WViilta valla, Tex. Forbaa Offenhaurer, 154J32. Lan Sutton, Portland. Ora. Bryant Offenhauaar, 153818. Don promise starting time of T:45 r, 152.872. 111. Leader Branaoa. rae-r- V p.m. for toe Pacific rOCBTW BOW Walt Batuctn. Bedmhuttr, K. J. MO League games at Derks Field. 152581. Jim HurtubIM. Worth Tonaaranda. N.T. Tombstone HigtuWe Offcnhauacr. 152842. Dick Rattimann. Roaella, 111. THE ' BEES normally start 151860. Chapman their home games at 7 JO pjn. FIFTH BOW Johnny Boyd. Fresno, Calif. 151 835. Daea MacDonald, Riverside. Calif. until after June 8, and torn reFeed. 151,484. John Rutherford, Fort Worth, Texas, Raring Aasoclatea vert to the 8 pjn. starting tone Ofleihnaa. 15L400. SIXTH ROW Ronnie Daman, Dearborn. Midi. Fulbrl(ht-Pafor single games. Doubleheadere ORenbaoaar. 148 744. Eddie Beebe. Detroit. American Red Ball --Ford. 151.438. Troy Buttman. Dearborn. Mich. Dayton 6teal will continue to begin at .30 Sheraton-Thompa- y - Generally favored is Sco- pre500 race fatalities of 1909-1tlands Jimmy Clark, world road the toll includes 30 drives, raring champion and the record 14 mechanics, nine sprtdators breaking qualifier b one of sev- and one Speedway guard. en Ford entries. Last years cash payoff toCLARK WON the pole position talled 4493,530, with $14813 go158.828 miles per ing to Jones. with a four-b- p hour over the 2 mile asphalt If showers do hit Saturday, the race may be delayed until ovaL In a surprising vote Friday, as fate as 2 pm. MST. If postwriters and broadcasters estab- ponement b required, tiie race lished Bobby Marshman of would be run Monday. . Pottsfown, Pa., as the favorite. By 500-m- rear-engin- year. Heres the Lineup of Racers Derks Fans For Todays 500 Battle Split on Game Time AocUtod Pram nrDUHABOUS, Slay 29 Th atartlnf lineup for the 500-mi- b b b ; L 6 6 6 1 1 1 t Fct. one too 1.00 1 1 833 jeo BROADCAST HOUSE - LEADERSHIP IN OUTSTANDING SPORTS BROADCASTS FOR MOUNTAIN AMERICA fil tttt ttttHRHBgRRMRRHRRttHtt XSiagSBEggll I H9sslHWBnmnBliii yiBatij |