Show THE OGDEN 4B OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- UTAH SUNDAY MORNING R Many Follow Dodq ers AUGUST 24 1958 ye s i earn Leave burney By Radio By CHARLES MAHER LOS ANGELES (AP) — Into Southern California's boisterous radio field one day last spring came two gentlemen with something worth shouting about Their product: major league baseball as interpreted The Fred M Nye Co softball recent State tournament will play team left yesterday for Long its first game tomorrow at 9 pm Beach Calif where it will parNew Bedford 111 ticipate in the International Soft- against Members of the team making ball League tournament the trip are: Ed Cisowski manThe Ogden team winner of the ager Dick Vernieu Harvey Stone Dick Williams Reed Nielson" Bill Fessler Tom Leavitt Joyce Peterson Lee Simonsen Frank Wilson and Bill Duke Their wives also made the trip several Ogden Meanwhile teams are entered in the Logan ' Invitational Tournament which " Bat Avenger (some- In times with exasperating uncer- Scully only 30 years old has Dodgers Since their voices first reached the west coast from a Florida training camp a freckle-fleckeredhead named Vin Scully and a brisk balding Texan named Jerry Doggett have been making themselves heard on an unheard-o- f scale Here Thursday Their principal southern California outlet station KMPC in This Elks baseball team this season captured the Ogden City Midget A championship Rickey Front row left to right David Powell Phil Hite Don Huntley Bob Cook row Joe Back Bill and Bennett Foulger Glenn Rickey David Lynn DeBry Young Lew Christensen Bud Parker Steve McGarry Glen Wheelock Dee Blamires was Stone Ron Brasher Keith Bailey and Coach Alton Parker Absent when photo taken 'were Bob Thornock Mike Lamb Gary Lundsteat and Dave Pusey Housewife Wins 2nd Mass Race RUBE-BARB- S By RUBE SAMUELSEN The PASADENA (Special to the By JOHN FARROW this writer of over this over and one question asked again DOVER England (AP)— Greta in Chicago was this: past week here and during a visit Andersen a California housewife "What's going to happen to the Rose Bowl game?" a Standard-Examiner)- At the same time rumors were rife that a supposed is being shaken down in the hopper and that secret ses- sions involving nose cowi com mittees from both the Pacific Coast Conference and the Big Ten are being held not to mention the belief or hope expressed in some quarters that the Big Ten once its Pasadena agreement expires may pull up stakes and take its post season business elsewhere To the Cotton Bowl to be specific The PCC is dead you say? Maybe it is but it is far from being interred As a starter you can discount bethe talk of a An "airplane ing in the offing super-conferenc- super-conferen- e ce conference" perhaps presumably to fill out schedule needs of the "Big Five" when it is formed— USC UCLA California Stanford and Washington — but only on an auxiliary basis Informed football figures who have talked to Army and Navy officials insist that the inclusion of service teams is not in the cards All of which doesn't leave so-call- ed much Then when you name as other possibilities Notre Dame Pittsburgh and the Air Force you're just about Academy through ISN'T IN CARDS Secondly it IS true that the PCC and Big Ten Rose Bowl committeemen met in Chicago last week in comparative hush-hussurroundings But those who anticipated fast action anticipated in vain That too isn't in the csrcls Remember the 1959 and 1960 Rose Bowl games are set While last rites for the PCC will be held on July 1 1959 an understanding has been reached as regards the 1960 holiday classic It probably will concern both the dying PCC "haves" and the "have-nots- " The agreement could reboth groups to nominate quire with some their standard-beare- r third party to decide between the two as the most deserving That will take some doing The job if the Big Ten assents probably will fall in the Tournament of Roses' lap Not that it will be It emsought Decidedly not braces a headache of migraine proportions But the issue can hardly be Who else is in a position to assume the obligation? No one unless say some organization such as the Football Writers is drafted have its members vote and thus select the Far West eleven DESERVES COMMENT But let us digress here The suggestion that the Big Ten jump from the Rose Bowl to the Cotton Bowl deserves comment Big Ten insiders cannot be quoted Obviously their position is such that nothing can be gained by antagonizing any section But this writer can reveal that the Big Ten even if in the foreseeable future it drops out of Rose Bowl competition will NOT play in any other h side-steppe- d — albeit with the having a voice in the driver's seat "Have-Nots- " course to be traveled That of course means com- promise It also means agreement so that for at least the next two years all PCC members of recent vintage can share in some form in the Rose Bowl spoils On the other hand much must jell This does not mean a workable plan can be mapped quickly Far from it Regardless of how has arisen much seeing whatever concrete proposals emerge must be okayed by the faculty men on all sides BECAME CONVERTS At the Big Ten end of things uncertainty exists Faculty men have grudgingly given their approval ever since the Big Ten-PCpact was first signed in 1946 But as the years went on many of their representatives took in the Rose Bowl excursion and noting that Pasadena's contest was not a glorified Chamber of Commerce promotion nor coated with crass commercialism they became converts— applauders instead of bigger hecklers But will they approve the net setup? Who can say at this point? The turn of events also calls for the Tournament of Roses to grant its approval Will that be done? Possibly But first thorough study and scrutiny is in eye-to-ey- e C order No small and pertaining tor is the distribution of money fac- conquered seasickness and field of top men swimmers yesterday and registered her -- second straight victory in the rugged mass race across the English Channel She did it in the fabulous time of 11 hours flat This was only 10 minutes outside the channel record set by Hassan Ab-dRehim of Egypt in 1950 Danish-borThe woman who now lives at Long Beach Calif crawled ashore at Deadman Gulch — a rocky part of the southeast English coast line She finished 3 hours 57 minutes ahead of Brogan Das of Pakistan Ronald Tarr England was third in 15 hours 17 minutes Haldun Ismen of Turkey was el n 30-year-- fourth in 15:25 Thirty swimmers from 16 counrace tries started the Nez at Gris Cape early Saturday France Only Miss Andersen and the four men made it across officially A fifth man Haldun Ishmel of Turkey crossed the channel but instead of walking ashore on land he came out of the water on some steps in the harbor He was disqualified All others were pulled out of the wa22-mi- le ter safely Andersen's achievement Miss followed by less than 24 hours the successful crossing by Bert Thomas an from Portland Ore who needed 19 hours 28 minutes over virtually the same route Greta whose married name is Mrs John Sonnichsen looked set to better he record until she ploughed into the last 500 yards "But the current was against me" she said "It took me an hour and a half to cover the last 300 yards I was terribly seasick and dizzy four miles after the start "I felt like giving up but my husband chalked on a blackboard for me to read 'Hi Greta you can't give up All the other girls are still in there swimming' "After that I just stayed in and swam I am disappointed I missed the record but I will be back next year" She won $1400 and collected a challenge trophy worth $3080 Swimmers hold the trophy for one year ex-Mari- ne The Rose Bowler you know grosses more than a million dollars In recent years the money has been so divided that all members of both conferences as well as the Tournament shared Even PCC schools received as much as $45000 each and those of the Big Ten $25000 Now— divide huge sums among fewer members with two shares to go to the playing school and problems accentuated by stepped-u- p proselyting programs can mount But time as usual is of the essence It is also on the side of every school both conferences and other parties concerned The Pacific Coast Conferete may be dead but final rites are scheduled so far in the future that what lies in store can assume a variety of shapes So the thing to do men is to keep your shirts on Meanwhile we shall see what we shall see SACRAMENTO (AP) — Marpossibly even ghosts performing shall Bridges the Pacific Coast for the late and lamented (?) Pacific Coast Conference this League's leading strikeout pitchcoming season and also the next er "added 11 more last night and brought his total to 187 as he carried Sacramento past Seattle 1 on a non-playin- g Los Angeles says as many as three million people have listened to a single game This does not include those following the club on the 10 smaller stations in the Dodger network "We've had as many as 70 per cent of Ihe radio sets in use tuned into the games" a KMPC spokesman said "We feel this is good not only for us but for the entire industry We're getting people back to listening to the radio" There are three chief reasons for this uncommon response One is that major league ball has been embraced here with the crushing force of a bear hug The other two are Scully and Doggett Scully only 30 years old has a voice that crackles pleasantly in a moderately low register and responds well to his artfully timed inflections He also has fine powers of spontaneous composition and a solid feel of the game HAS QUALITIES Doggett's delivery may be one of slightly diminished contrasts but his voice also has a confident knowledgeable quality Both men perceive things not noticed by every writer in the pressbox Scully got a degree in communication arts at Fordham in 1949 He had long wanted to be an announcer "I liked to listen to the crowd roar when I was a kid" he said "It was kind of intoxicating" Scully worked five months for a station in Washington DC after leaving Fordham then went to New York At a studio there he met Red Barber the veteran sportscaster who told him to leave his name A few days later Scully had a job with CBS and was sent to Boston to do the Maryland-Bosto- n University football game "When I got to the park" he said "I found they had no booth for me It was a bitter cold day The big game that afternoon was North Carolina-Notr- e Dame but that one fell apart My game turned out to be the damndest thing you ever saw "And there I was on the roof of the stadium with a microphone and 50 yards of cable If somebody ran 20 yards I ran 20 yards with him — and was glad to do it to keep warm" Scully's performance that bleak day did him no great damage and the next spring he hooked on with Barber and the Dodgers Since then he has covered more than a thousand games and done three World Series TO TAG ALONG When the Dodgers moved West Scully decided to tag along with reservations "I was really sorry about the move" he said "I'd be a liar if I said I wasn't But California has everything I could possibly want except the one thing I could never expect from it — my friends and background Doggett 41 was less securely attached to the East hence less disturbed by the transfer He started broadcasting baseball 20 years ago at Longview Tex and moved to Dallas in 1941 He kept this Texas League Pole Whips Foes In 5000 Meter (AP)— The Pole STOCKHOLM the name distance best trounced Europe's runners yesterday to win the with European jaw-breakin- 5000-met- g DEER PERMITS Notice is hereby given to persons desiring to hunt deer on lands apportioned to the Affiliated Ute Citizens (Rock Creek Farm Creek and Avintiquin areas) that ap- n hunts will be plications for license for the at the of office the Affiliated Ute Citizens accepted Uintah and Ouray Agency Fort Duchesne Utah License 5 All applications must be accompanied by Postal Money Orders No checks or cash to tho Ute Indian Tribe! - r " - - 1 2 3 6 571 333 285 250 5 6 j utan 9 6 5 Orl Union ioe an- - p ciark ft I & Brothers I Eneers-- ' 0 Wall Ave Center Pet 1000 666 555 444 222 000 A A A A A A A A A A A Aift AJ&t&fi Ifff ®ScDUD®o j S JL v r M d day that ship on a saw Russia frozen out of honors rain-soake- at last Zdzislaw Kryzyskowiak already winner of the - track and field meet's 10000 meter title pounded his way through mud and rain for 13 minutes 534 seconds to give Poland its third gold medal of the day The great Polish runner put on a spurt on the last lap and left his countryman Kazimierz Zim-n- y more than 10 yards behind British runners Gordon Pirie and Peter Clark finished third and fourth An English blacksmith Arthur Rowe threw the shot 58 feet 4 inches to upset Iron Curtain favorites for the gold 16-pou- medal Other Western winners were two Germans Manfred Germar romped off with the 200 meters in 21 seconds flat in a deluge Marianne Werner upset Russia's Olympic champion huge Tamara Tyshkevitch to win the women's shot put with 51 feet 668 inches But it was Poland's day Beside running firsthand second in the feature 5000 meters the Polish athletes won the hop step and jump as well as the 200 meter women's title only other gold 9 9 Atlanta Youth Wins National Jaycee Tourney j (Wyoming) I' TUCSON Ariz (AP) — Jerry Greenbaum of Atlanta yesterday won the 13th annual Jaycee In- ternational Junior Golf Tourney with a total of 72-ho- - le 281 Greenbaum needed only a 72 to increase his lead over second place Chuck Courtney of LaJolla Calif who finished with a 71 and AUG - FAST COLORFUL ACTION Entertainment Galore for AH the Family RODEO: 3 DAYS-S- at 7:00 2 PM S Horse Racing-Bron- co Riding-Tri- ck Riding etc Local Ranch Boys Riders (Under 21) Will Compete 9 — 285 total Biff Lovett of Portland Ore was third with 286 and 75 in the — SUN-MO- In N ? 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