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l w htw 3Vi 5Vj £ Cy LJ — (1-- d d 31 TOBAT'J PtOlAILI ITAtTItl Francisco at CintinafiGi :":! : color-personalit- y n S43 538 152 IfttftTt Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 7 St Lou it Philadtlphia 1 Lot Angeles 3 Milwaukee 7 San Francisca 2 Cincinnati Today's Pr&bifelt Startans Sif ' S-ske- 34 37 ? 50 33 t The good old days of bowling had its characters too Time and imagination have colered up the feats and alley antics of the likes of Andy Varipapa' Joe Falcaro Johnny Crimmins (Count) Gengler d j$ 3i Cincinnati brag about it generations hence While Maxie Kosof is setting the stage for the Ogden spectacular which will focus the kleig lights on the moderns Buzz Fazio Billy Welu Steve Nagy Syvia Wene Marion Ladewig the world champion Falstaffs we like to recall some of the aforementioned characters who will be talked about and their exploits blown into bowling legends: Scribes who are steeped in their own aging nostalgia bemoan breed is becoming extinct in the age that the a plus-ultrof establishments where automation has replaced the sweat and grime in the pits and saloons have become salons We do not ascribe to this The likes of the St Louis Buzzer and the parade of moderns who'll be here soon have the chance to become greater and even more fabulous than the ancients the stage is wider the lights brighter and bowling now belongs to the people — true however smacking of corn Some say Gengler had the stuff of which legends are born The "Count" employed a delivery of his bowling ball made up of just one awkward step He would stand near the foul line take that single curious step and fire his ball at the pin cluster from extreme right-hancorner of the lane Oldtimers say he as if he couldn't hit a bull in the back with a bushel of buckshot but he was the most accurate gent with a bowling ball anybody ever saw Gengler toured the country in the early 20s making suckers out of the game's best spotting any of 'em up to fifty pins a game as a come-oAn actor to his finger tips the "Count" always impeccably attired would amble into a strange house watch the local boys roll a few lines then ask a few wide-eyeutterly elementary questions and then suddenly decide to have a go at it himself After two or three anemic tallies he'd innocently ask if anyone cared to bowl for a small side bet Since he looked such a soft touch the "Count" never had to ask twice When he left his pockets bulged with local swag he never won by more than a few pins and somehow the local yokels were always hoping he'd return 36 34 Franc itc I EJ JF 34 35 34 32 33 33 toyij Chicago If the 1958 World Endurance classic which opened last night at Paramount Bowl does nothing else it will give Utahn's that once in a lifetime look at bowling's solid stars and its flamboyant characters and withal will give local pin pursuers a cherished chance to compete with and against 'em undoubtedly modestly end others L 30 " lMtc 10 ftk r k rki MILWAUKEE The and Norm Zauchin also hit solo back into a tie for ak r h rki pm (AP) $wtfjkic t 4 third place 0ulskitf 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Yost3b Undiscf 5 12 Director Kosof announced spe- pace-settinMilwaukee Braves homers 4 110 Smith 4 0 2 0 0 0 10 Pirtonef fox 2b 4 0 11 with the Red Sox Ji3& 300o4000 4 2 11 KMkeii cial permission from the Ameri- with nothing to show for seven Goodman 3b 5 0 2 Chritltyrf atf 4 2 0 4 0 starter Jim Wilson p Chicago Might left can Bowling Congress and the games with the lowlv Los An- loontlb 3 110 Curtntye Mrntniiii 3 0 10 4 0 10 Lepcio was forced to share his loon lb 3 110 Iimmnfp 2 0 0 0 4 10 Soortntye Women's International Congress geles Dodgers this year except de- - in the sixth in which Sievers hit hero's role with slugging Jackie 111 Zauchin lridgtiiilb Yunj 10 0 0 Battyc 4 2 2 0 to extend the entry deadline to! teat linaljy turned on their tor-th- e his second homer for a 4 to 3 Jensen Smithrf 4 2 2 2 6rtyp 0 6 0 0 34 12 0 0 0 Ajprementi2b Rivtraf 3 0 0 start of the last singles squad i mentors yesterday to hammer out Senator lead 31 127 2 0 0 0 a t 3 13 7tl Jensen Clvngrp clouted Aparicioil two home runs' a resounding on Aug 4 0 0 0 0 victorv Hydtp 2 0 0 0 Wilionp The S"haw decision went to 0 0 Bob 0 hThronbtrry —his 2fst and 22nd of the seaA partial list of out of town aMueller 1110 Rookie right-hande- r Carl Wil- - who 0 0 0 0 Stefebip Shawp 0 0 0 0 faced only three Senators son — and accounted for four of rmLAPEiPHIA entries was compiled for release ley went the distance as he lim6 0 0 efltwt leptti pt 10 0 Italeyp Blssngam ftmtniiti Ku-ktoday Men's division — June 29 — ited Los Angeles to four hits It completing the sixth inning Ger- - the Red Sox's tallies HR— Grtt 35 4 7 4 Stwatiki 35 8 4 s Totjjin tixfh Herb Stender George Cox and was Willev's second straight ry Stale" hurled the last three Sifi9rf for Wilson out 4P ? rVaoM rw 20) tor Bill Baker all Oklahoma City major in frames The Sox Hyoe cha?ed Washingjeventh Up for league victory Trounce J':$ Giants Immm (L 1 7 3 12 5 in ninth ton starter Truman Clevenger in Redlegs July 3— Leroy Browncll Wor- A crowd of Krai 30557 paid "'"tow V eto JOT 000- -4 11 S land Wyo William McDaniel customers plus 2324 members the sixtn as they collected four Atttndanct— 1010 CHICAGO ooo 304 Oi- lCINCINNATI (AP)— The CinIP R ER BB SO San Bernardino Calif William of the Knot Hole on runs flve hits tw° sacrifice ICS ANSI LIf Gang saw the cinnati (L Ciivmstr trounced San 5V3 the MtLWAVIH Redleg 5 4 4 4 Benefiel Can Bernardino Bud game which enabled es ancl an error ak r k rki fc r b rkf the Braves nyoe ' 4 110 Gilliamlf 8 2 Giants to last Stobbs Ducker Eaton Colo July 4 — to retain their one and 2 choefdienst2b 4 2 2 0 one-hal- f 4 0 0 0 Roseboroe 5V3 Mathw$3b 3 2 10 Wilson Lee Bisby La Jolla Calif: Larrv game leadtn the National a pitcher's after night 4 0 10 Valorf error 6-5 Aartnrf 2 2 2 2 Shiw (W League 3 0 0 Brickel San Diego: July 5 — Cliff race 0 Furillocf Adeeklb 3 0 8 0 5taly opened the gates for an eight-ru- n 3 112 Hodges lb Afttndanca-57- 57 Torrtlb 10 11 Smeleer Carmichael Calif July The Braves backed up Willey 4 0 0 0 sixth CLEVELAND Zimmerj$ Vic 4 0 inning fifkolf Pow 11 (AP)— — 6 Ravmond Gowronski and with an 3 IAITIMOII Gray3b attack that includ- - er doubled and J W Porter sin- toansi 4 112 Joey Gismbra and Joey Giardello d CLtVEUXD With the bases loaded two out 3 0110 middleweishts 0 0 Keal2b Merle Antioch both Blethen Mantillacf 4 0 0 §4 r feHki ah r k rbt u- homers by Johnny Locan and criPH hnmo thD Mriir collide head on at the Cow Palace in San Francisco tomorrow 0 0 0 0 Podresp 4 0 Crandallc 3 0 10 Beydlb viia2b 4 0 10 and score 2 to 2 Ra- 2 0 0 0 the 7— Tack Calif McFall tied at OgHenrv July Aaron The 3 2 Minus TV the event promises to draw around $70 000 Dodgers used ninth inning yesterdav giving the night Klipp$tinp Vrnonlb 5 0 0 0 WHIyp 4 6 10 2 2 0 Pi!arcikrf 0 0 0 0 alarkar den mon Monzant 0 WeodlinflIf four pitchers starting with left- - Cleveland 10 missed a throw Power3b 5 12 0 Joey Gitrdello incidentally is the No 1 challenger in' the 6 a 0 Indians to 5 victory 0 0 0 Erskinp 0 0 9 0 Roainson3b Co!viforf 4 0 0 O July 10— Donald Miller Long-vie- bander Johnny Podres latest ratings of Eddie Borden's "Boxing and 0 0 0 0 Kipop from 5 0 0 0 Triandosc who Orlando over the Baltimore Cepeda Orioles The Mirtosolf 4 110 covering 10 0 0 bBilka o magazine Wash George F Dana 3 110 WiJiams3b-l- f failed to last a full inning but Trihe mntinned th Carmen Basiho is rated No 2 followed byWrestling" Porterc 3 2 2 base first The kk went on 3 0 12 Grttntf Redlegs Spider Webb Rory Colo: July 11 — Joel Rob- assimilated his 7th loss H!dcf 3 2 2 0 Calhoun Holly Mims Gene Fullmer Charles Humez new manzor Jn rnrH it for to work their way through four 31 34 2 0 against 4 0 0 Tetili Castlemanj II 7 116 4 HuMfrss 2 0 0 0 ertson Ft Worth Texas: July 12 7 defeats tor in Kliseitein Gene Armstrong and Jimmy Beecham 110 &ardner2b again using the formula of late Giant pitchers and score all their aOoby 0 0 0 — Frank Cofmann 2 0 0 0 Loesp Pa go sa Wilhelrrp 0 0 0 0 — runs six of rallies them 5trTan?e aS il may seem Roy Harris' who 0 unearned 0 0 inning to meet Springs Colo B E (Rusty) VesZuverjnk dGeiger 10 0 0 MIIWAUKII Patterson m Los Angeles for the heavyweightsigned 8-- 1 Gordon sent up three pinch-hitter- s 11- -7 Harrelss 0 0 0 0 til itf title Aug 18 per Durango Calo Al Weisart Mathawt HR who drove in as many runs Grntp 2 0 0 -- Hodge Aaron 0thers folIow to is order:' Binford Wvo Tom Mivamoto wme i0" B°rien Logan bNixon 10 0 The Indians wiped out a 5 to 2 PHILADELPHIA (AP) aViO'manss 0 0 0 0 liiv Cx PtaSav°' Z0a10lIey Eddie Maen Cleveland Williams Cheyenne Wyo Torma Kansas Louis St N IP 11 9 elemon 10 15 rookie' Gene Green banged deficit with two runs in the sixth Sonny Liston Harold Carter and Mike Virginia Minn July 13 — Hav li 2 Ml KANSAS — The Podrt$ (L 2 2 3 CITY (AP) JJeJonn tHrdy0 0 0 0 and OUt runs in his first Klppstein the 2 inning ctrrA single 4 mainr'lpaoiio 2 Mossi Goff and New p Kimmell York OOOO Yankees both stretched their lnkm Foye Better get your order in now for ducats for the BYU-Uta- h 2 3 214J 1 slam homer and veteran Sal Mac- - e'shth and ninth frames It was K'PP 31 5 1A mc Cheyenne Art Zcrbach SDokanc J a 0 0 d W Tetls night football game at Utah Stadium in Salt Lake Citv in late ebr35 6 10 5 the second for onl-the Tribe victory u:4 flve (W £ave Willey hits "es a s 14— 4 Cliff Sellin three-hifor Huner in September wcriiici and Vn iile Frsnk a Ford t riy t July Whitey pitched Wl11 Attendance— be Sta3 in the afternoon and promises to Scurlock both Portland- Tinv17 under Gordon and 30537 in lor Grant as " like sixth Ine for Nixon Friday shutout his 100th major league trounced Phila°ay irt iixib out for Wilhelm draw 30 000 fans 6 to 5 won in one of the largest crowds in all Utah foot- Fred McComas it Don l night a they marked game by Mossi won Whittier Calif: fLelPnia for Monn in eighth frrr triumph jionth ball history his second straight in for Lemon in tishth 21 — Paul Cleveland and the seasons third mainr Ippiip New York pounded Kansas Basiiio Back to relief the Navy's Eddie Erdelatz opened the coaching clinic with a dis- - July southgive lanky triple play Tom Ross both Hanford Calif ClIVILANO City 8 to 0 behind Ford's mas020 002 011- -4 and Green's big blow came in the paw a 6 to 6 mark ong the pupils were three July 26—LaVov Landis Castro Grant °°'t terful hurling and the long ball dejenses Pilarcik Garrf CHITTENANGO N Y (NEA) nr neio first inning and put the Cards Avila Power S- FlrlteXeSifd guys 3'0U evey saw-F- rank Lauterbur f Dale Bob of Norm Calif: Peterson San Valley Siebern — punch Andy Hall Carmen Basiiio is back in loyi Doby Godfrey of the Army coaching staff Earl Blaik Leandro Calif: Julv 27 — Pete ahead to stay Don Blsingame Home Run Wins Contest Carey and Yogi Berra R If ER BS SO t0 8C0Ut anythin? 5 4 4 3 2 has an An- - Pisciotta and Joe Mauro both tripled to open the inning and The stocky Yankee lefthander training at his home at Chitten-- ! lMS naTolis ting'e DETROIT (AP)— Ted Lepcio 2 2 I 10 faced only 30 hitters three over ango His next start will b as a Pueblo Colo: Jim Broughton and Curt Flood singled him home who Erdelatz revealed the was below 200 Stan Musial's Withelm "double hitting 2 advanced smashed a 0 the 0 Fred Lawrence both Stockton minimum in 0 Art 2 his ninth wenerweignt against Aragon Wfessi (W scoring pinch-hi- t home run in win to third and Kpn RnvPr in Los Angeles UP fnrSnn°fneVhat havebIew losses topped listening after it Calif Floyd Kennedy Wenatch-e- e flood three against Affirdarci-52- 50 the 12th inning yesterday givine was issued an intentinnai retired in six years k Bob Cerv in the secWash: Fred Ricelli Para- loser Singles by Boston the 6 Red Sox a to 5 tri- ond and seventh and one Curt Simmons Then Green mount Calif: WTilliam R Dovle by er uie cut pu JJeirou A1ers loose his with hit his big Maris in the seventh were Pocatello: Hu?o Giomi AlbuRoger was the first batter to the A's Lepcio homer of the season only safeties querque: Ted Belfry and Tony luth face Here's southpaw how Billy Hoeft — the the Antos both Los Alamos New triple play came about: Tigers' fifth pitcher He sent his Mex third Flood beat out an infield hit pitch zooming into the left Monmouth Top Julv 28— Harry Clipshap and -seats Bob (Riverboat) I Bob Howe Vancouver BC: Aug to third in the seventh inning field Smith a OCEANPORT N J (NEA) 2—Jim Widworih El Caion Wally Post dropped a fly by Stan his fourthrookie southpaw gained inwith Musial Monmouth three and Ken Boycr lined to victory Park's one-da- y recCalif: Don Crawford Ace Mori WIMBLEDON England (AP) ' other U S gurvivor in women's of relief restill work Twice second he exist nings ords baseman for Openings the eral Depot vs Fred M Nye for attendance and mutuel and 10 reservations for Pocatello Solly Hemus tired the ' Mimi Arnold of Redwood play won a third round match Jlemus stepped on second to Tigers leaving two run- handle were set Aug 8 1953 Tiny Fred M Nye softball tournament July 1 — Protestant League-a- t Jim Smith Denver Tony Sava-cio- n snare Flood ners Calif stranded City were There 42687 The and upset British amazon from Australia's Norma Marsh threw to first to neonlp So Milwaukee: Aug 3 — L Ogden Softball Park July 7- - 6:45 pm St Paul's Lutheran vs' The loss the nab Musial reached dropped Christine Truman yesterday and 6-Tigers wagering $3465476 D Johnson and G E Clutch Jr 6 Eighth-seede- d 10 inclusive Marv Casteel re- - Elim Lutheran 7:45 Karol The — Cubs Zion and WashChicago pm a both Barstow Calif adAmerican keyed of Miami Ageros fell before Lutheran vs Elim Lutheran 8:45 ports' vance through another round at Aug 4— Al Tuss Great Falls ington also have executed triple Britain's Pat Ward 4 4 teams are expect- E Many d Japanese Christian vs Pres- - Fred Mattson Doc Hultgren Lo- plays this season the Wimbledon tenMackay former ed to compete with clubs of the oytenan nis champion and Tom Sehiavron gan Morgan championships — Commercial Miss Arnold just 19 standing Budge Patty of Los Angeles and League: all Billings Noel Mouehow and Pirates End Losing Ways three Ogden leagues and other 7 July 2Utah raris ana Power vs NRM En- - Bob Grisso San Jose Calif 1 pm and weighing barely 100 Mulloy of Coral GablesGardnar teams of Northern Utah Teams gineers 8 pm Wall Avenue ve Fla riixbuuKtiH (AP) The pounds outplayed outdrove and stepped WOMEN'S DIVISION to slated to enter are: Hill Field Clark Texaco S pm Union Oil the fourth up round Pirates in Pittsburgh d put the skids outvolleyed her thousand-to-on- e The odds are 12 about 3 — Pauline Benson Long on a men's vs probably July singles M Co Fred Eagles Utah General losing streak Nye opponent who became Britain's Beach Julv 5— Stella A day thumping the Chicagoyester3 — Metropolitan Matkay trailing Australian Bob against it but two different men sank holes-in-on- e tennis idol after her victory over Mark Cubs League: Morgan Calif: Depot Ogden Eagles Washington 7 July Paramount 4- -6 8--8 Lincoln at Neb the when rain interGolf 6— Julv and Club with the Ogden of New pm a vs Country York's Hill Dairy fifth Althea Gibson help yesterday in the Terrace Paramount Dairy First Field 8 ' B vened Frances Hunt Concord Calif Friday It brought to three the total of holes-in-on- e played pm Rainbow Bar vs Artinse spottily but inning Wightman cup matches two weeks well rung to win 6 10-- 8 Gawronski 4 Antioch Boh Skinnpr'c tiicnclnni) dill- Baptist Rainbow Bar Union Oil Utah General Depot 9 pm Fred enough 10-- 8 y §-over The score Friday-Saturdawas the ago up period 4 Calif M 10— 12 Omaha: "vs 'eliminated Mulloy July Nye and Clark Brothers Entry fee is Paramount Bowl July gle an error by shortstop Ernie The center court battle bright— S Scoring the aces were: Green of Miami Beach Johnston Banks and Ted Cheyenne ened Kluszewski's American prestige consider- Fla Mike dou $10 each and the entries close METROPOLITAN LEAGUE Jjia Wendell Delzell vice 6 of 4 13 — Sherry Conchran" Spok 4 Cedar 2 July president Rapids ble on another gray drizzly day the runs in the Patty comably produced July 2 I Pet Co ane: d Cedar 14— Iowa Julv Lois pleted Engineering Sellin Portmatch M i with fifth Rapids Frd Skinner also drove in the that also saw the advance of Miss bearded j 0 1000 land No games will be played July Rainbow Nyt E 24— Ida-loBar Torben F Ulrich Mari Den1305 Ritchie Isom g of Kim 29th i!!!!!l a Ward begin-nin'July 0 Gibson the defending women's Pirates first Jr 1000 in the first inUtah General Depot 5 0 1 2 4 5 and 6 Texas Billie Soeer and Fa-ol- a ning with a tally 1000 in the of and Barry Mackay of mark 6 Hiil Fild first the sacrifice series last golfer champion io after dropped fly 000 Other Bird men's Lubbock favorites Games this week follow: Texas Paramount Dairy moved 0 Virdon led off with a triple chief American Dayton Ohio Billy 000 Friday with 1 0 little along effort June 30— Metropolitan League: Paramount Bowl July 26— Hone Mvers Downey 000 in Rookie Curt Raydon won his the men's singles including hope Mr Delzell scored his ace the first in his life Calif Julv 27— Marv Kennedy third game but needed 4 Ashley Cooper and pm Paramount Dairy vs RainCOMMERCIAL LEAGUE from 140-yaron help third-seeded the par three seventh hole in a GIBSON WINS d shot: Clay Eileen Wilson Iola Crocker and reiieier Bob Porterfield bow Bar: 8 pm Paramount Bowl Mervyn Rose both of w L Pet Miss Australia John Edna Brunton William Gibson vs Hill Field 9 pm Utah Gen- - Utah Power & Light Lucas witand Miss Christian all Taylor Arnold joined 0 Wenatchie 1000 Eaglei in the quarterfinals with a 6--0 6--4 j 0 Marie Monroe Cashmere' 1000 Wash nessed it Clark Broi Texat 0 0 000 Wash Kellerstress-UnioDorothv Whiting Forest victory over Lorraine Coghlan of Mr Ritchie connected on the par three ninth Oil 0 0 000 NRM Down On Farm o Australia Miss Margaret Osborne Waterfowl Lend Engineers Billie Giomi 000 Lake Minn 135-yar- d hole a on With to shot him Wall Ave Canter witness perfect 0 CHICAGO (AP) — Although 000 duPont of Wilmington Del only it were Don Parke Ray Minton and H R Merman WASHINGTON (NEA) — NEWELL S D (NEA) — How Washington banged four homers PROTESTANT LEAGUE hole-in-on- e Cleared for the House by unaniwas Mr It two Ritchie's a second 3?a gonna keep 'em down on t h e in row He took by Roy Sievers the w L Pet mous Senate Lutheran action is a bill which 25th Gets i Golf farm? 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