Show THE OSDEN STAND JS- - ff (If A Idaho Allan Fires Par Leads Field ' - WITH RITCHIE Sv iff 72 vesterdav and led the car field in the Utah state amateur n mC Buying Uniforms Approves feav annears clear now for the junior high schools Thp golf tourney- Brian Goldsworthv of Provo was low for the day with a 70 total was 219 Hiskev's The final round will be shot toOakridge day over the 6800-yarcourse v Club Country 54-ho- in the Weber County School District to start their competi:r tive football program this falL The Board of Education re cently authorized the purchase of 99 sets of football umiorms for use in the program They will be delivered by the beginning cf school in September After delivery 33 uniforms will be distributed to each of South Junior Wahlquist Junior and Roy Junior high schools Theiboard also approved a schedule for each school Each school will play the other schools in the district on a basis — a total of four games They then will be allowed to go outside of the district for " le d RalDh m Johnson of bait laice Citv who was tied with Hiskey after the second round slipped down after shooting a 70 yesterday giving his 223 for the third round total Lou North that veteran Salt Laker who is always on or near the top stayed witn it again yesterday with a 73 He wound up - r- EjrrT ' firGbSZTZuLO bs PfJU i M I gSjg i±tiiU-- ' second to Hiskey with Z'Z Burt Bramwell of bait JaKe City was next with 222— he got a SI 4?t -- 'j - CHAMP' ( Joe Bernolfo of "bait LAKe uity the defending champion fell a bit Saturday with a 77 Kent Vernon of Pocatello win ner of the - Utah-Idahregional playoff for the right to compete in the national amateur tourney at Minneapolis later this month shot a 76 in the third round mat eives him a 226 total Goldsworthy shot a par 36 on the first nine and 2 under par 34 on the back That gave mm a home-and-ho- " o i s7 f score of 223 — same as Johnson and right behind Jim Riskev North and Bramwell Jim's brother Babe Hiskey at 224 is right behind Goldsworthy Babe had a 74 vesterday The weather was perfect yesterday There was no wind which had bothered the golfers in the first two rounds Here are the top contenders: Jim Hiskey Pocatello Idaho Sandra Chapman and Dean Hughes of Ogden above leave next week for Cleveland Ohio and the American roller skating consecutive championship tournament They won their second teams at 21 over Junior Dance Team Northwest title recently nationin the will compete Spokane More than 1200 skaters New Auckland for slated is event als The world championship Mrs Mr and of son is the 1959 Dean Zealand in January and Sandra is the daughter Emery Hughes 2847 Grant Ave 975 Mrs Earl Hislop Drive and Mr of Chapman 219 j2-75-- 73221 75- - LITTLE LEAGUE PLAY Half Is econ Mow On Agenda Leaguers of Ogden wound up first half play in many leagues last week while other leagues are well into the second half Playoffs for various championships will be on the agenda at the Ernie close of the season Shreeve Ogden City Recreation director "announces Team standings and schedules follow: finati half First week: nd ROOKIE STREET NINTH Pet 667 500 500 333 2 3 3 4 3 2 Schedule July 22 9 a m— Hunter Hill Hawks vs Flies 10 a m— Junior Crickets vs Black Horneti EVER6REEN LEAGUE PARK LIBERTY Stink Bugs Bald Eagles Black Ants Red Vultures W L 5 1 1 5 5 5 1 1 : Pet 833 833 167 167 Schedule July 21 2:30 p m— Black Ants vs Red Vultures Schedule July 23 m— Stink Bugs vs Bald Eagles 2:30 Schedule July 25 m— Red Vultures vs Stink Bugs 9 10 a m-Eagles vs Black Ants Condors Gaskill Insurance Farmers' Grain Woodticks Red Ants Tigers Industrial School Horseflies Rebels W L 6 6 6 3 3 1 1 1 4 4 5 2 2 5 7 0 SCHEDULE JULY 21 Farmers' vs 9 a m— Industrial School Grain Ants vs Rebels 10:30 a m-I p m— Tigers vs Condors 2:30 p m— Horseflies vs Woodticks Schedule July 23 9 a m— Tigers vs Rebels 10:30 a m— Industrial School vs Wood ticks 1 p m— Horseflies vs Red Ants 2:30 p m— Farmers' Grain vs Condors Red MONROE PARK MAYONNAISE LEAGUE larks Cubs 2 Mosquitoes Black Beetle? Tumblebugs 1 167 0 000 Schedule July 21 2:30 p m— Tumblebugs vs Mosquitoes Schedule July 22 2:30 p m— Crickets vs Utah Tigers Schedule July 23 2:30 p m— Cubs vs Black Beetles Schedule July 25 9 a m— Utah Tigers vs Mosquitoes 10 am— Crickets vs Tumblebugs 11 a m— Larks vs Black Beetles Second Half Standings and Nex Schedules: GREENS FARR iff ifl (the r rsn cream ( Dec-Dea- ' - tittit Hawks Red Beetles 1 1 Squirrels Hunter Hill Vulture - 1 0 0 Hornets Schedule 'July' 21 m— Wild Lions vs Squirrels 10:30 a m— Hunter Hill Hornets vs Vul- Little Braves bye Schedule July 23 9 a m— Wild Lions vs Little Braves 10:30 a m— Hunter Hill Hornets vs Squirrels Vultures bye t 0 Schedule July 21 9 a m— Caterpillars vs Hawks 10:30 am— Beetles vs Bacteria 1 Hornets p m— Red Beetles-v- s Schedules July 23 9 a m— Hornets vs Bacteria 10:30 a m— Caterpillars vs Red Beetles 1 p m— Beetles vs Hawks PARX LEAGUE W I NATIONAL LORIN FARR GREEN Bats Giants Termites W L 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 Spiders Grasshoppers Gnats 3 0 0 1 1 0 Schedule July 22 9 a m— Five Points vs Black Bats 10:30 a m— Termites vs Giants 12 noon— Cubs vs Scorpions PARK Eagles Golden Eagles Drones Black Panthers Cardinals Black Vultures PIONEER 2 3 Browsi Pet L 2 2 0 1000 0 1000 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 2 500 500 000 000 GM'S ENGLISH VAUXHALL oor Sedans and Estate Wagons Largest of Them Ai! FISHER-HES- S 230S Grant Ave PONTIAC CO ph EX 3-8- f ber 3 PARK Mayflies Electrics Yellow TEXAS Pet 667 333 000 000 1 Jackets 1 Bumblebees 1 Llor 1 Pet 0 1000 1 500 1 500 1 500 1 500 2 000 0 Galloping Snails Schedule July 21 am— Electrics vs Bumblebees f10:30 a m— Galloping Snails vs Mayflies 12 noon— Yellow Jackets vs Lions SCHEDULE JULY 23 9 a m— Lions vs Mayflies 10:30 a m— Electrics vs Yellow Jackets 12 noon— Galloping Snails vs Bumblebees PARK INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Power X Elks Ram W L 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 Pet 667 667 667 667 333 000 I r Jets I 2 Scouts 3 0 Industrial School Schedule July 22 9 a m— Elks vs Scouts 10:30 a m— Industrial School vs Washing ton 1 :30 p m— Ram Jetsf vs Power X 76- - Salt Lake City Bill Metcalf Pa (NEA)— There are those who don't like the idea of the Professional Golfers Association changing its championship from match to medal play "The big mistake is boosting the field from 32 qualifiers to 64 matches to and reducing 18" says Vic Ghezzi who won the title at Cherry Hills in Denver in 1941 in a battle with Byron Nelson matches were the "The true test You had to be fit to matches but it play five was fair because the top golfers didn't get knocked off by somebody who was hot for 18 holes It's easy for a name player to get beaten at 18 holes by somebody who holds a hot hand But if you can't beat 'em at 36 holes you can't beat 'em at 136" 38-ho- 36-ho- le le le 36-ho- le Organized In 1939 The Pioneer League was organized in 1939 It is a Class C baseball league this season JOHN AFFLECK PARK SUNDAY JULY Spills win-Barbie- j Lightweights Vie July 23 For World's Mit Championship i two-gam- ar Idaho Girl Is Winner In Amateur Golf Japanese Sets New Record In Infermounf ain AAU Swim : e j old-tim- er " 1 7 18-year-- 135-pound- five-and-a-ha- er 1 Can-zone- two-year-ol- p ld n - 10-u- p no-contes- ts Furnaces 15-fo- soft-punchin- ot g i I days MM03ivI(G °flYs I w © Thrills Pay While " - m sYour Hi Featuring -- RAGES 4fV' Rules: All players except pitcher arid catcher ride donkeys : t his donkey and ridei-arounWhen the batter gets a hit he the bases in proper order — if he can There are no strikeouts no walks fielders must ride within a step of the ball and remount before throwing the 'bail Nine players on each team Game explained by loudspeakerP NEVADA 16 17 and 23 August must-moun- 1 !0 DOWN PAYMENT S 25 REPAIR— Pay As $ SO REP AIR-P- ay $100 REPAIR— Pay $150 REPAIR— Pay 24 1 : FAIR AND HORSE SHOW - v Low As Low As Low As Low ' r: As As As As : $i©7 $407 $5-7$864 6 per m®fU per month per month per month ID £ - — ! m -- Plan can be set up by telephone before you bring your car in if you wrsh S Don't Let Car Trouble Spoil Your Vacation Paces Operated Under Parimufuel Plan " Work Car Repair Ali Makes— Years— Models— "FREE ESTIMATES m ELY A XIRCU5 O-F-- U Drive ) DAY 2 Big Games— Umpires vs the Shamrock Girls 7:15 Donkey Ball— Union Oil vs Texaco Oil Co 8:15 FUNNIER THAN ds ri 20 Fun lf 5-m- ile - THAN "A RODEO 6 160-yar- d - o BETTER ro I 115-yar- DONKEY BALL GAME Laughs Kayo ! ld 36-ho- LEAGUE L W 2 : We hear a great deal of com- ment on the golfing ability of Ogden now appears in a good who tour the El position to capture its second three teen-ager- s Monte links almost daily straight American Legion Junior They are Gary Davis Frank Baseball League crown after and Jim "Young all ning two games this week to three Vjust out of high school move two full games' out in 73 or shoot about front They usually got hurt They tell me they went 74 for 18 holes and are real It's true anything can happen 10 some place else the same way e a but young golfers promising bulge with' three That doesn't make either of them have what it takes too games to play is difficult to They much of an expert" to make ereat golfers — determi- - overcome Joe Brown is an expert nation They play on an average Ogden was forced to stage a a lool: at him 01 to You take and Moore Like Moore Virgil ought GRAYSON a HARRY behind effort to about nine noies By day and beat twice — he Lomond whom Ben beat' Akins this past week HOUSTON (NEA Service) lined Larson has Coach in Brue out move and front It spotted was Joe Brown moving drawing then lost to seven years ago TnmnnH in mn th first siv a bas Rpn Weber College a lead countering quickly block- Brown came late because he was up 1958-5- 9 at the the for schedule then ketball a now with inside hook And away inning pecked denied the opportunity ing slipping ' season ' lead until it won to the belly He looked like a good that he is on top he's hard to unseat professional Numerous good fighters have "He was much better several been the remarked puzzled by opponents boxing years ago" from New Orleans seated with their right foot forward but Brown knows how to handle leftbeside me BOISE ( AP) A teen-age- r We were in the small Miami handers This is as good a reason a as potential national Beach Auditorium and Brown as any to predict that he will regarded won star third successive her was making the first defense of knock Lane out Lane is awkward Idaho state women's amateur golf j SALTAIR BEACH Utah (AP) Fifteen minutes were added to: the world lightweight champion- but can be hit And if Brown championship yesterday smash- A Japanese lad won the" girls' time because they doesn't take him out he could ship by giving Wallace (Bud) hf a with her opponent ing stunning of because in fnr some trouble the Intermourrtain AAU long dis- started the race one mile from Smith a sound thumping This 11 and 10 victory un begin Mich Uhe tiger's was in February of 1957 Since tance swim yesterday across the shore where they could Muskegon The Shirley Englehorn swimming immediately ' then the New Orleans stylist has orthodox style Great Salt Lake in the record ran from shore to where boys Caldwell ended title the girl they chalmore knocked out three Mrs Ann Decker of time of one hour 45 minutes 23 could start swimming match with into to be taken else of a others and Something couple lengers La Grande Ore on the 26th hole seconds He was Tshio Imai of The race is an annual feature Watch Brown on your televi- consideration is that Lane is the of Club the Hillclrest of Salt Lake City's Days of 47 worth-whil- e Country Tooele Utah pretender left course here sion set when he again puts the only celebration wear the title on the line against Kenny and Brown is eager to Tshio beat the old record of Mrs Decker who has a son Lane in a match scheduled for mantle of greatness which is 2 hours 9 minutes 567 seconds two than years younger 15 rounds in Houston July 23 wrapped around a gladiator who only two in won holes set in 1957 by Jerry Chadwick Expensive Oat only Shirley south- has wiped out all opposition Lane is a stubby tand-u- p won match She the the also Tooele Chadwick did not Eater Now There was the afternoon in a paw who is managed by the docHavana hotel room when some- 17th hole with a par three then enter the race this year Tshio tor of dreams Jack Kearns' he was scored a birdie on the par five OCEANPORT N J (NEA)— FigTit guys say Brown is the body asked Brown how Echever-rififth hole of the afternoon round was second in the 1957 race a An indication of the high price of best lightweight sirfce Lou Am- going to do against Joe Miss Englehorn won the first j Another Tooele swimmer another southpaw that night hole bers I'd have to go back a bit racing stock was given at Monof the match with a birdie outaround John Bryan jcame in sec- mouth Park in a lolled Armed guards farther to find the two split on the second but race from Ante- furlong dash for maiden Brown might not repel say back side The town was jumping with The won the third ond in the Miss to Jimmy McLarin and Tony kidnapping Castro rebels Eche-verri- a seventhEnglehorn Beach in to Salfair and ninth to take a f oiir-u- lope Island Ambers a fine boyi had There were 10 in the field and "Normally" he said "if 2 hours 3 minutes of time at lead end of the the first the let I'd a was to and boy good of no punch the had been purchased in the speak The lead was widened to and 7 seconds Ari McGill 18 seven market as yearlings These tonight nine open only way to lick Brown is to take him go along awhile But town as nine up at the end of 18 when of Granger was third pulling in seven brought a total I want to get out of this of $1463000 him out with a shot Englehorn was one under 20 seconds behind Bryan were fast as possible I'm going to get Miss with still and seeking they a 71 and Mrs Decker Tooele girl Bar- their yet A par Brown out of New Orleans this one over quick" initial victory bara Harker was first among the He hit Echeverria three times had an 81 came the hard way through the Don't Alibi cost $55000 McLel-laMiss On minround afternoon the 17 2 hours a time of in and girls everybody Capetian $15700 preliminaries and tank towns in the first round Englehorn again birdied the first utes and 18 seconds) Gerry Hen- - Great $43000 Mahmoud $11000 Chasmar Along the way in 91 starts he went home and won the third Mrs Decker's drickson 15 Kearns was sec- Flash and 'Flag Sword lost 14 was in nine draws was $10000 The other day he was in the win on the fifth left Shirley with bnd in 2 hours and 24 minutes $7300 and Darbin $4300 flattened thrice and was in two a lead going into the eighth But nobody wanted kitchen of his training quarters hole 26th of the match the Housof any part of him and there were at Camp Holden north She dropped her tee shot on Record Wrecker times when he wasn't eating regu- ton when somebody showed him d Gas the par three hole into a story in which Ralph Dupas — larly Mich HILLS BLOOMFIELD itself ball buried and a the It's different now Brown man- whom Brown stiffened in 11 last in trap $1250 per Month the sand But the rugged teen- (NEA)—Mickey Wright won the (average cmptctt installation) aged by Lou Viscusi is a name of time out — popped off that Lane ager calmly blasted out then sank women's USGA open more imvalue in Houston and elsewhere had the equipment to beat Brown a HOLBROOK EXCO par Mrs pressively" thanj any I'victor since and will be paid handsome money "Well" Joe said softly "i aon t Decker tookputtfourforanda the W Riverdale to 725 conduct association match the began know about that I saw Lane and for fighting the 1953 the tournament in Lane Brown is a small Archie ' Dupas fight 10 rounds and nobody was over -- Th i© LEAGUE W t old-tim- er EACH Schedule July 21 m— Cardinals vs Black Panthers 9 a 5 ld HAVERTOWN Schedule July 22 9 a m vs Gnats vs Wasps 10:30 a m— Sabre Jets vs Busy Bees 1 p m— Spiders vs Grasshoppers AFFLECK Jim Green Salt Lake City Ghezzi Is For 36 PGA Holes 0 1000 3 Salt Lake City Pet 667 667 667 667 333 000 1 1 LIBERTY 7-- RAINBOW LEAGUE Scorpions Five Points All Stars Cubs Black favorite to record his fifth straight Lightweight champion Joe Brown is a Tex July 23 Lane Kayo in title defenses when he battles Kenny Lane in Houston Jack Kearns is managed by the n -- 0 1000 3 Salt Lake Sr City Steve Dunford 500 500 500 500 000 1 Caterpillars Bacteria — IN WAGERING 8-- Carl Davidson Salt Lake City Pet 1 77- - Jim Dunn Salt Lake City John Bowers 9 a tures 7-- 5 28-gam- Russ Hadley Ogden Utah 1000 1 Utah 28 77- - 74—228 500 500 000 000 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2 0 1000 0 1000 1 500 1 000 2 000 2 Braves 2 w Pet L CHAMPION RATES come-from-f- 77-7- 5- LEAGUE NORTHERN W Wild Lions 0 0 Beetles Hornet s Wnk LORIN PARK Pet 667 500 333 1 1 Schedule jury 11 m— Black Hawks vs Sur Shots 10:30 a m— Ivy Leagues vs Dragons 1 p m— Frying Dragons vs Panthers 1000 Washington 833 6 5 4 3 1 Provo Nielsen Lanny a MONROE W Crickets Utah Tigers Black Hawks Ivy Leagues Busy Bees Wasps Pet 857 857 857 429 429 286 286 000 76— 228' 4- Idaho Jack Ridd Magna Utah 77-- 1 75-7- Salt Lake City Joe Bernolfo 0 1000 2 Sabre Jets LEAGUE WESTERN PARK MONROE Kent Vernon Pocatello L 2 Idaho Don Knapp Elko Nev 75— 224 Pet 0 1000 W Flying Dragons Panthers Dragons Sur Shots 9 23 Babe Hiskey Pocatello PACIFIC LEAGUE PARK LIBERTY MONROE Bald 76- - Provo Goldsworthy lack MONROE LEAGUE L W Hunter Hill Hawki Junior Cricket! Black Hornts Fli next for schedule Brian 10:30 a m— Golden Eagles vs Eagles 1 p Vultures vs Drones Schedule July 23 a m— Drones vs Eagles f10:30 a m— Cardinals vs Black Vultures 1 p m— Golden Eagles vs Black Panthers m-B- 23 - Non-conference- 22 Ralph Johnson Salt Lake City 74- - ce I Burt Bramwell Salt Lake City 76-- Little 73-- Lou North Salt Lake City non-conferen- me T 54-ho- le SEEK NATIONAL TITLE rado six-ga- i - I? o4 This schedule calls for 12 league contests and 16 outside of the league including a seven-gam- e tour of Kanas and Colo- The Wildcats will open their practice slate on Nov 28 against Hill Air Force Base here in Ogden The first ICAC affair wili ' be Jan 9 at Ricks Here are the complete confer schedence and ules: Conference — Jan 9 Weber- - at Ricks Jan 16 Weber at Boise Jan 23 Dixie at Weber Jan 31 two games each Ricks at Weber Feb 2 Carbon The basketball program in the at Weber Feb 6 Weber at Dixie winter will be operated on a simi- Feb 7 Weber at CSU Feb 13 lar hasis with a full schedule Weber at Snow Feb 14 Weber Thei number- of games to be al- - at Carbon Feb 16 Boise at We- lowed each school has not yetjber Febl 20 CSU at Weber and J A4WMMM ti weueu reui zr onow aix TIT ueeii uciciunucu Nov 28 Hill Football coaching assignments for the various schools will be: Air Force Base at Weber Nov Wahlquist Wayne Cottle head f 29 Weber at Westminster Dec coach and Scott Ballif Roy 5( scotts Bluff Neb at Weber Clark Puffer head coach and Dec 12 Compton at Weber Rose South Carl Jensen 13 Weber at Mesa College head coach and Dale Tilley and Grand Junction Colo Dec 15 Weber at Garden City Kans Lynn Pitcher This will be the first competi- - Dec 16 Weber at Arkansas City tive football in the county College Kans: Dec 17 Weber at schools In recent years a limit Coffeyville College Kans Dec dH tmirh fnnthflll nrflPram Was ID WVo if TnrlonbnHonro r"nl no on with carried special equip- iege Kans Dec 19 Weber at ment used in the sport Pratt College Kans Dec 20 It also gives the physically tal- - Weber at Pueblo College Colo ented youth an opportunity to'jan 3 Utah State Froshat We-ge- t coaching and experience in ber Jan 5 Fort Lewis A&M the grid sport before he enters Durango Colo at Weber Jan high school just as the youth 12 Westminster at Weber Jan musically talented gets in the- 24 Weber at Utah State Frosh orchestra class and the dramati- ' Jan 30 Weber at Utah Univer-call- y talented get in school plays sity Frosh Feb 28 Mesa at We- - 72 Saturday 7" - JULY 20 INGSIDE FARMINGTON ( AP)— Jim His- kev of Pocatello Idaho fired a ? : USA Il MORNING UTAH SUNDAY OGDEN ARD-EXAMINE- vf '359- 26th: - i St : I' Com© in or Phono EX 4-30- 03 |