Show PIN ACTION Seek Sports Gold in '59 Joust 4B THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- 77 : Stockton Calif Chanute Kan Missoula Mont Cleveland Ohio and Salt Lake City matching strikes and spares for the estimated $80000 in prize money tomorrow night Most prominent of the bowlers in Ogden this weekend is Capt Al Kellogg of Portland Ore back to defend his title won last year with an amazing handicap gross score of 9119 for the then required 40 consecutive games Captain Kellogg now carrying a formidable league average of 197 is a career Air Force man with 20 years of steady service behind him He is the father of six and has with him in Ogden in addition to Mrs Kellogg two of his older boys Jerry and 1959 NEW YORK (UPI) — The door was opened today for "Sugar Ray Roomson to defend his middle weight crown against Paul Pender at Boston this summer Robinson announced he had re ceived a telegram from the Mas sachusetts Boxing Commission rec ognizing him as champion Aue iviassatcnusetts commission is a ' member of the National Box ing Assn which stripped Sugar d crown on May Ray of his iur inactivity xiuuuiauii is sum rprnenizprt as cnampion by the New York State Athletic Commission not a member of the NBA And he also is rpcn?-nizea as cnampion by the New York btate Athletic Commission not a member of the NBA And he also is recognized by Cuba an NBA nf filiate Sugar Ray said nromotpr Sam Silverman of Boston" had been ne gotiating with him for a defense against contender Pender in pasp Carmen Basilio persists in refusing to challensfe for the title No date fo" the Pender fight had been mentioned vpt: in the negotiations Robinson said But Basilio reportedly has signed to fight Gene Full mpr for the vacant NBA title under Drn- moter Norman Rothschild of Syracuse N Y undesignated city somewhere outside of New York - 1 r if v' 4 'Ak - HIGHWAY Women Finish First Round Of Nye Event Results were: flJrrVit rhamnmnclun r— Wxlt xiiw state Olympic Ch amps in AAU Event FHE SPORTS 20-ga- — ixxo Witwtillnw 1 ' s f - :A v:- - V Tl i i 7-- & 'v''-1- x (::::- j VJ '"1t C T- 0 -- rraiinsco in August lour S-- Swimming is "great" these days at the Ogden Golf and Country Club The foursome aboveis in charge of the summer program and the has been about every day since May 30 Left to right: John Hoffman Barbara Mencimer and Doug Cox A- mammoth July 4 water show isGary Crompton planned tor the early - Swede lests Until KOSOF REFUNDS $ 12000 TO MIT BOOSTERS Olympic champions and seven woria record holders along with some 440 other athletes are for honors in the National vying A att track and Field Championships to Max Kosof j manager of Paraday and Saturday mount Bowl who offered CarBids to international competitions men Basilio and Gene Fullmer including summer tours abroad go a! guarantee of $200000 to meet to the top finishers in the 21 events for the middleweight title in men in each competition iiie Utah next August faced a big will form the United States' riimi problem today' team matched against the Russians JKosof has more than $12000 m Philadelphia July 9 The top oii hand or tickets to the title uuee m eacn event carry the Stars bout and Stripes into the Pan American With San Francisco holding ames at Chicago Aug 7 inside track s the site now the Others will be chosen for teams that Kosof will refund the maney tour several European countries just as soon as j the definite lothis summer cation is announced Championship finals are schedTm sure I could have raised uled at mile-hig- h Folsom Stadium in two weeks in the $100000 late today in the dash if Norm Rothssale of tickets high hurdles child and the had demanagers 10000-metehurdles r run high cided to come to said Utah" jump hammer throw broad jump Kosof j today and shotput Kosof would have been the Interest centers on the 100 where associate promoter if Utah had defending champion Bobby Morrow landed the battle ahampered by leg injury for the past two weeks faces a stiff challenge from Ray Norton and Rnhhv Poynter both of San Jose State and Billy Woodhouse of Ahilpnp lex Christian College U X t& N3 M 0U Morrow Norton and Woodhouse havei run the dash in wnrM record— equalling 93 seconds Races will be on a metric hasis to conform with the Pan Ameriran distances -4 18-1- 100-met- er 3-- 110-met- er S?8? IT rie -- 4-- 400-met- er - 5-- 100-ya- rd 2-- Jo-'tod-ay 3-- 2-- i " 2-- 1 2-- Cubans Ready iinni X-- - To Test pos-hanss- 5-- - i - 7 S i I Kaline Receives Face Injury in Baltimore Game MINOR LEAGUE BALTIMORE (AP) — Detroit slugger Al Kaline was recovering in a hospital today' from a broken cheekbone caused by a wild throw in yesterday's 6 loss to the Baltimore Orioles He is expected to' be out! a week to 10 days The outfielder was batting 351 and had 43 RBI He is only three percentage points back of team-- ! mate Harvey Kuenn in the Ameri- can League batting leadership Kaline suffered the depressed fracture when Billy Gardner's wild throw to- first evaded first base-- i man Bob Boyd The Oriole second baseman was rushing his toss to try for a double play after Detroit! had loaded the bases with noni out RESULTS 7-- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Richmond 3' Rochester Buffalo 7 Columbus 5 Other games postponed AMERICAN i 2 ASSN Indianapolis Charleston 2 Omaha 5 Louisville 3 Fort Worth 3 Minneapolis 1 Dallas 2 St Paul 0 Houston 11 Denver 10 4 - " FIGHT RESULTS j Associated Press 1 - 4 BIG-FOU- fpi-ureu R ' : i i -- La 1 Record Stands - 10 6--44 THIS IS WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! 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MONTREAL (AP)-L- ack of and a tired f eeling hardly cansleep be By Hugh Fullerton Jr The champion did no boxing yes- recommended as a formula for winGROSSINGER N Y (AP) — If ning golf but in spite of them— or ever two heavyweights approached terday but ran four miles as usual maybe because of them— rangy Al a championship fight with more ana later went for a walk with his Balding led the field into the sec-divergent methods ot training than firing partners He plans to box ond round of the' 50th Canadian Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Open championship today Saturday Sunday and it must have been when ' sihiv Mrmrt isaiding a tall pro CUIlunue from " Max Baer was bewildering boxing Markham Ont who has had road untl1 Wednesday considerable success on the U S experts t Jonanss°n hasn boxcircuit neglected Johansson the Swedish challen- -' putted his way to a ger who'll try to lift the world m ana Joaa work but his theory par 66 on the soggy Islesmere title irom Patterson next Thursday is that once he has ftrhievpH tnn course yesterday i lhat put him a stroke ahead of night winds up the hard work of condition- the relaxed approach Art Wall Jr the leading pro money here today training wjn brin£ him Im fn ui- winner this year rotund Bob Ros-bur- g I finished my roadwork today better physical and menta cond Dow Finsterwald' the PGA finish my boxing tomorrow" Jo- - tinn and George Bayer champion hansson said yesterday after a "r foot seven-roun- d said he Balding session in the ring "pooped! and he explained seri- when he reached thej felt tee first in the Alter that I just walk and rest ously stronger" "I shadow box before a uxavxu& men and soak up energy idiii in alwaire i and niuisaay m w mirror Patterson in his Chatham N J right hand hittin? hini flnHtnI second thought he decided: "I guess I was just relaxed" 1 camp plans to keep right on work- - in? him nnt ff vTr dUU afedUI He explained he had gone to bed to the ing up day before the fight a2ain t's vpv the night before but had early even though his handlers think he Ingemar's right hand—good or trouble sleeping Then he had to is close to peak form right now otherwise— has been the subject of 6 am in order not to get at get up considerable speculation dnrinp thp stuck in traffic r training period He has used it very f dgctiiiat ins partners And there was sparring a story going around that he still is troubled by hand injuries incurred in his amateur days Johansson say's that's sneer nonsense Homer Fdr Hawks - 2-- B Open lead Patterson Continues Drills Champion Runs Four Miles ark Hits I - I THEY DIRECT COUNTRY CLUB SWIMMING 27-Se- pt oiaer - ?V: showed real enthusiasm over the will probably be the date This will NBA title fight" said Jenson "One enable some 6000 Kennecott pm ployes of Utah to make the jaunt j we x ULdll anu uc"' TTt u mey aesire dan riancisco tsenny t ora vetJenson pointed out that Joe Dup-le- r eran promoter in the Bay area Denver and Salt Lake City predicts a sell out with $30 tops millionaire offered a guarantee of in the Cow Palace in August Seats $225000 with good percentages for will sell for $5 to $30 and Ford has uie event in uenver 2tU& Nready been swamped with orders "Officials of Denver University and checks At said they would be V incidentally n nZi: uei his xjvu icibe aim to have the fight with a flat glad 3 Mrs Paul Goddard Mrs Joe 3' "fT'' of $2000" said Jenson rental Wright and Mrs J C Brown def "There are still a lot of odds Mrs Donald Moore and Mrs G T and ends to clear up between now Hone 1 up on 19th and June 27th the date the exact First flight— Mrs Richard Waglocation will be announced ner and Mrs H B Wheelwright "As one of the site committeedef Mrs C W- Parry and Mrs men I want to thank Salt Lake and Robert Katz" 4 Mrs William Bur- interests for going to bat to Ogden dett and Mrs Ernie Karnmeyer land the bout in the Bee Hive won on bye match Mrs Howard State" said Jenson Call and Mrs C R Bruce def Mrs Meanwhile Fullmer and Basilio Walter Gresham and Mrs Reed are working out daily at Syracuse 1 Mrs Ben VanDe-Gra- ff Peterson and West Jordan Both tell the and Mrs Mark Hone def world be in they'll top shape to bat-- 1 Mrs Charles Ward and Mrs How-air- d Two sensational shutouts were rerI Batteries- Ron Moore and Bill Peterson tie for the championship of t h e 1 Westen-skoTribe Mrs Roma in 'Littlp T pa pup' ha phalli La rry Merrill Bill Tobias and Jeff Marsh rnrdpd world NBA version just as soon and Mrs D N White def in Ogden yesterday as the date is set R H Mrs D B Stuart and Mrs Leonard Black Bees blanked Wild Lions Condors Fullmer is a little di 2 5 2 Garner Mrs William Christian 0 in the fact that the title and Spiders turned back the Centaurs 3 ! and Mrs Lewis Harper def Mrs Falcons by the same score Carl will not come to Utah Batteries: Eddie Olsen and Tommy Liggitt Clyde Lindquist and Mrs E' F Gene and Marv leave npvt wppV Humphrey of the Spiders gave the James Wadman and David Sewell Ritchie 1 Falcons only one hit for Indianapolis "where the official EVERGREEN "C" LEAGUE 1 Condors nosed Centaurs in signing will take place with NBA INGLEWOOD Calif (UPI) — another thriller Beetles won over R H officials in attendance rA:- vL -lHnii w1 Hillsdale pays the penalty of thor- Bees in a close one- 4 Nike 12 0 SPORTS CAR BOOK oughbreds for success as he was MARVIN JENSON j 0 3 Roger Clark of the Night Hawks uarrs Batteries: S J Combe Terry Crow and Sports car racing in America has scheduled to bagged a home run iagainst the Sea"I personally favor San Francisco' Decome a major sport and Ricky Cook Jack Anderson Bob Urry Bruce featurday during the running of the gulls Gladwell Scott Stanger and Chris Van Dyke and so do the of Ba- sports boosters say it's timemany! to be $50000 Inglewood Handicap at Summary: silio This wraps ud the fieht for with special driving tech- -' lywoqd park rather than carry 132 ALL-STASOUTHERN LEAGUE "A'f LEAGUE the Bay area niques which it requires pounds H E R H R "I still believe if Ogden or Salt Among top boosters of this idea That was trainer Marv FaIWc Black Bees Seabirds 12 3 4 3 is Lake Tom to had answer McCahill author of "Sports started a month ago the impost assigned the Wild Lions City 0 2 A eusy Bees 5 1 0 NEW YORK (UPI) — Three nn- Batteries: Alex Cisneros and Ralph Owens Batteries: Roscoe Swensen and Curtis Carcolt who has won three Scott beaten' fighters from Cuba makp on a state wide PromoUon scale of and Competition Cars" issued by Indiana-bre- d McDonald and John ter Darrell Cox and Bobby Bearse Avenue straight stakes here after having Vicars Douglas Larry their United States debuts t Mad- - !mf !mS aJ"Vndi uie ugnt wouia nave landed m New York mree earner m the year ims dook tens wnat "B" LEAGUE ison Square Garden tonight in Utah WESTERN "A" (JUNIOR) Such a at has is ' to out Santa Anita the snorts now" in program happened cars one on television R H E LEAGUE Jenson points out that there are the late 1950's and offers a guide Owner C W Smith and Fallon DeDOt Hawks a a In a nationally televised and R H E 150000 to Italians in Northern CaliforHunter Hill Hornets !!!5 4 5 buying new or used sports or had indicated they expected the Senators broadcast bout welterweight 'Flo- 8 3 3 Batteries: Traill anrl fhricttnttn Uiilm colt to be assigned 130 pounds for Marquardt economy cars 10 6 2 ston and Sims Batteries: Harold The the and Prince mile author traces the invasion of and a sixteenth rarP hi Carpenter straight' professional victory and R E H vye ii araw a good percentage of tne united States by European leJt 162 pounds was too steep a Noble Johnson Hancock and Blanchard Lee 15th straight knockout against GerBlue Hawks 9 6 3 these - economy cars said Jenson R JumP H "NewsE after Hillsdale and people" had carried Horace Mann Bees explains why 10 8 4 many's Stefan Redl of Passaic papers radio and TV in the 11 6 and how the sports and competition but 123 pounds only two races back Warhawks Batteries: Hess and Poorte Lundgren and Bay Woodchucks NJ j 6 5 3 ripe area have said they'll go all out to cars have come to the parting of That left Bug Brsuh a proba-mak- e Batteries: Sammy Barlin and DeWitt RobinFernandez 21 ' it the biggest gate in all Cali- -' the ways now The book' is a fol-- ble high weight if she goes in the son White Hopkins and Harvey PACIFIC "B' (JUNIOR) LEAGUE is favored at 11-- 5 over the stocky low-u- p tornia oP "The Modern Sports inglewood a rare compliment for NATIONAL "A" LEAGUE nistory" German slugger The "Ox'' from H F R "With Norm Rothschild and Ben- - Car" and gives a revealing ac-n- y a filly She was assigned 123 non-iriKodiaks 5 2 4 H E R Santiago de Cuba is favored be' Ford directing the promotion count of the radicaL changes which for the race Fallon also didn't like Fighting Falcons 22 12 0 0 Maytlies cause 17 of his 19 wins were by batteries: Larry Richards Bill Weston and 2 3 0 it can't miss the idea of Hillsdale spotting her Spiders have taken place in the US ' miKe rarreii Jack Devlin and Jay Scott Batteries: and Eric Lynch kayoes "The date will be either Aug 7 It is a practical volume and has nine pounds since the last time they Carl HumphreyGregandThorstensen Steve Bagley In his last bout on May 9 F e R H E 14 or 21 On Aug 14 the All-Stinformative chanters on "How tn 'met she beat the colt- belted out New York's 21 10 R H E warquarot Ramett coast-to- be 'will televised Cheat game for Fun and Profit" and 2 5 6 0 union 76 Seagulls Paddy Demarco - former world coast trom Batteries: Jeffrev Morbv and C Mrv Sam and this other 9 8 O Night Hawks in could which the au Chicago chapters in the fifth lightweight champion rere lacconi cicn snenetelt and Bil Batteries: Dean Larsen and Tom AAcMullin ples thir explores the countless devices White David White and David Mousou round for his fourth kayo victory interfere with that date 'Two TV sponsors are interested which race mechanics use to soup Roger Clark of Night Hawks hit a home uus year run: ROOKIE "C" LEAGUE If Gillette lands j the 21st their cars without up y plum Aug getting caught Kedl 26 former amateur wel R H E by inspectors "B" (JUNIOR) terweight champion of Germany Hunter Hill Hawks 2 9 '14 McCahill winds book his CHICAGO with — LEAGUE 13 up (UPI) Tony Taylor registered kayoes while winning Panthers 2 2 4 a sketch of the dramatic ways in Chicago Cubs' sernnri R ha 23 ot nis 27 professional fights He batteries: Cardwell' Hunter and Stith State School 16 wmcn a new sports car can cftange and the club's leading hitter was Lions Crompton and Snoden lost three decisions and had one 2 Associated Press life He variyour due to be released from the' hos-ou- s Batteries: Larry Caldwell and Mike Alvarez compares the draw but never was stopped BONNEVILLE "C" LEAGUE L W GB Pet models and offers suggestions pital today with only a bruise as a Jim Camden Ray Bedford Steve Coley and Two unbeaten lightweights from Sacramento : 38 28 oenme 576 Aioen ' R H E for repairs and servicing The vol- - result of yesterday's beaning Cuba perform in the supporting Vancouver 35 29 547 '2" Beetles 5 3 3 San Diego -- 35 ume has a handy index and is well j Ronnie Kline of the Pittsburgh by 31 R 530" 3 H Bees 4 2 4 Portland Giants 30 30 5C0 15 4 5 Bafteness stanger and Nelson with photographs Charlton j rates Douglas Valliant 21 fights Jim- Salt Lake 31 33 Sabre Jets 484 6 2 2 7 and Mordant 31 Spokane 34 27 Grow 477 6V2 Lewiston Idaho Phoenix my 30 35 462 712 Carlos Hernandez a Venezuelan Seattle 28 38 421 10 out of Cuba to exfighting hopes TODAY'S SCHEDULE ' tend his record to Salt Lake fHanlon nine straight in a fight with Luke " ' ' at Seattu mK For the finest in quality recaps PST 8:15 pm We 2-- i it j x iwu cities on our yjiuy "OOU 7-- I 5 ! Marv Jenson manager of Gene Fullmer via telephone today looks for his protege and Carmen Basijio to shatter I s : 5 LOS ANGELES (AP)-T- hp iTit' waukee Braves had just come close to blowing their! National 'ijaonm ' lead in a most embarrassing man- nei wnen meir mtle manager popped out of the shower drying himself in a most casual manner "Just another game" said Fred Haney quietly "We've still got' about a hundred) of them to go" Haney's Braves had beaten i the Los Angeles Dodeers fi Tho Braves took a 0 lead then squan- -' dered all but one run of it before Don McMahon finally bailed them out with two hitless innings nf ra& ° liefa Ana even without allowing a hit McMahon had his troubled moments He came ton with none nutin the eighth and a man on second base with what might have been the tying run He eventually strand ed mat man at :thirdr then let Ithe Dodgers get another runner on second in the ninth before he finally shut them off The victory kept the Braves a half game ahead of the second-plac- e San Francisco Giants whom they play tonight All this may not have excited Haney the way it did the crowd of 32278 but in the last inning his bullpen was occupied by his No and No 2 "starters— Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette j "You gotta put a show on" Haney said "People get a kick out of seeing them out there warming up amino in Canadian ' Jenson Looks for $300000 Gate At Cow Palace for Gene Carmen M K T PnnMirui uw If i)u ititwgcuci Xitues i cigoauu def Mrs E F Easley and Mrs AlanBader 1 Mrs Perry Holly and Mrs Alan Nye def Mrs E A Gibbons and Mrs J J Dunbar 2 Mrs Richard Royer and Mrs Harry Richardson def Mrs W C Barry and Mrs Ray Minton 2 Mrs W C Druehl and Mrs G A Rounds def Mrs! Earl Rushmer Blew Lead i it t 1 T1 wi ncdu uii ai oan Zll i TU- -c -- '-- ' I By Frank Pitman BVVLU&Li ColO (AP) — Vlpht WITH AL WARDEN f II""" niiiiuijiiji in-a- i- Nye Co tournament for women at the Ogden-Goland Country Club were announced today " — 160-poun- 20-ga- First round results in the Fred Milwaukee Almost i!Y Title Ogden's two outstanding women bowlers will challenge the scores in the ladies division Grace Eppley sponsored by Becker Products is Ogden's highest average lady bowler with 170 and the owner of about every record for: women in the city Bonnie Eldredge sponsored by Bamboo Restaurant is an all around athlete and in addition AftriMfc — r — to carrying 161 average in bowling t i — — -i — — is a low shooter in golf GETTING DROP ON THE CHAMP Star Priniting Company has a five man team bowling seeking to win World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson is caught with his first place meney estimated at guard down but only for dousing of cool water at his training camp $4000 in Chatam NJ Trainer Dan Florio wets down the champ PatterBowling tonight are Mike Hernanson passed physical examination for his coming defense against dez and Mike Devore of Los AnIngemar Johansson Prior to the physical Patterson did four miles geles The big squad is Saturday of road work' and completed day with four rounds of boxing and six night at 8 pm Ogden bowlers" who rounds of calisthenics— (AP Wirephoto) wish to bowl in the singles or men's ladies' or mixed doubles are invited to do so Current leaders in the men's and ladies' events follow v i To Defend Jim ' 4 ' 19 W7Z7- ' ANOTHER GAME i R OGDEN UTAH FRIDAY EVENING JUNE World Endurance Classic competition now in its 13th week will see bowlers from Ogden Midland fTex Portland Ore Las Vegas Nev Sugar Ready v SHOP " V in 1 165 PnttoA THE MT OGDEN PLAZA |