Show THE si Young At percomg Golir M mm pi Jack Nicklaus Dovns Son of Immortal Bobby Jones 6 AMERICAN NATIONAL LEAGUE- LEAGUE Chicago Cleveland New York Detroit Baltimore iitliii 7-- 190-pou- All-Ameri- ment LEN ALLEN Is New Champ Jack Nicklaus of Columbus Ohio a pharmacy student passed his initial test by taking out Robert Tyre Jones IIL of Pittsfield Mass son of the "immortal golf star Bobby Jones 7 and 6 yesterday Nicklaus played the mile-hig- h TRIMS GOLF TOURNEY FIELD Broad- 56—35—71 YESTERDAY'S - nament and the to win the championship He was closely pressed by Ron Hadley and Theron Hess who each posted a 72s TODAY'S Boyd Southwich was fourth with 74 golfers competed in shot-mak- - vs QUARTERBACK 10-in-ch Key Slot Could By Jack Clary Associated Press Sports Writer The Iowa Hawkeyes one of the Big Ten's offensive dynamos may sudddenly find 1959 one of those so-s- o seasons because the main cog— an quarterback— is missmg Coach Forest Evashevski said as much when fall practice began and has had little since to change his mind Today he has only one team after No 2 healthy signal-calle- r quarterback Wilburn Hollis was sidelined with an ankle sprain Olen Treadway is Evashevski's No 1 quarterback But he is not the runner that winged-- formation functioning to its full potential HILL AFB MEN Ilolis is a deceptive runner that Hioh Individual series Hank DeBoer 587) can keep a defense honest but he high inidvidual game Yorl Kosaiku 224 high lacks Treadwas skill on the long teem series Minute Men 2684 high team flame Mmutt Men 989 passes IVY Don White was moved into full- High Individual series Dan Clark 535 high time duty- - as Notre Dame quarter- Individual Howard Painter 209 nigh back after alternating at fullback learn series oame Painter Service 2464 high team signal-calle- r Izo Service 856 is game Painter George Regular still sidelined with a knee injury OGDEN MAJOR Hiah Individual series Wavne Cooper 603 Brown has wingback Ray Barry individual game Lit Bailey 231 high and quarterback Ned Ormond back high team series 2643 high after being laid up with injuries team game Murray Drug 950 Minnesota Coach Murray Warmath FRATERNAL put sophs Dave Mulholland and High Individual series Bernfe Jacobson Jacobson Tom King at the first string half- 541 high individual game Bernie 214 high team series George A Low Co back spots replacing vets Bill 2926 high team game Ogden Lions 1034 Kauth and Arlie Bomstad MARQUARDT Rice tackle Don Rather is on the High individual series Bill Crawshaw 621 doubtful list for Saturday's opener htah individual came Bill Crawshaw 253 team series Gutter Dusters 2880 high against national champion Louisi- high team game Cutter Ousters 1026 12 ana State after requiring LADIES CLASSIC stitches to close a gash on his nose Individual series Betta Anderson 533 suffered in Saturday's scrimmage highHighindividual Bette Anderson 215' game all-arou- BOWLING RESULTS T Beuhler-Bingha- m high team series Kobe I Sheet Metal 2404 high team game Miller High Lite 933 Shdkeups Due in Effort to Get More Giant Runs By Jack Stevenson Associated Press Sports Writer ' SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-W- eve got to get some hitting Runs are coming at a premium It sure is tough to get runs" Manager Bill Rigney sat dejected in the 'clubhouse after his National League— leading San Francisco Giants had just lost to Cincinnati 1 "Jim Davenport may play third base and I'm going to shake the lineup' Rigney said "The players aren't tense They just aren't hitting I don't know what changes I'll make but I'll think of something" the regular third Davenport baseman injured a knee recently He has been relieved at third by outfielder Jackie Brandt and Danny O'Connell both of whom have committed errors The only score for the home club came on Willie May's homer after the Giants trailed 0 Pitcher Jim Brosnan started for the Reds and allowed just Jive hits through seven innings before tiring and giving way to Brooks Lawrence 4-- V' AUXILIARY EAGLES High Individual series Clo McCulloch 512 Clo McCulloch ecd high individual game Hazel Keyes 190 high team series Five Jills 2710 high team game Five Jills 914 3-- Rains Delay Try For New Mark At Salt Flats SALT NEW YORK Vincent - J (UPI) — 205 Pinson Cincinnati 192 DOUBLES — Pinson Cincinnati Milwaukee Aaron 43 TRIPLES — Moon St Louis 11 Pinson Cincinnati Neal Los Angeles and White St Louis 9 HOME RUNS — Banks Chicago 41 Mathews and Aaron Milwaukee 38 STOLEN BASES — Mays San Francisco 27 T Taylor Chicago 23 PITCHING (based on 15 or more decision( Face Pittsburgh — 17-- 1 Antonelli San Francisco 19-- 9 STRIKEOUTS— Drysdale Los geles 228 S An- Jones San Francisco 196 San Francisco 4Va Milwaukee Los Angeles 84 STANDING ON ENDS — Race driver Johnny Thompson of Boyertown Pa does a car in tumbling crash at Wilhand stand on track as he is thrown from accident occurred The liams Grove Pa speedway during qualifying heat for US automobile club sprint car race Thompson was reported in fair condition at the hos pital with fractured knee ankle and finger— (Associated Press Wirephoto) his-spri- 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 507 490 479 28'a Philadelphia 60 74 74 79 84 Pittsburgh nt 10 11 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 town p 0 0 McBride p 0 to TODAY'S Pittsburgh at Anderson Fade Up or (13-1- PROBABLE Ramos vs at St Louis (night)— Owens vs Broglio or Keegan ) Cincinnati at San Francisco-Ho- ok vs ) McCormick (11-1Milwaukee " at Los Angeles-J- ay svs Koufax (8-or Craig ) Philadelphia (0-2- (6-1- 2) (5-1- ack (13-1- MILWAUKEE r k rfai 5 0 2 2 3 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 4 0 10 BOSTON 0 0 0 0 ab r h rhi 4 Green 2b 4 0 0 1 0 0110 0 0 Geiger cf 4 1 0 0 3 0 Runnels lb 5 f 1 0 2 210 12 1 4 StephensIf 12 3 0 Jensen rr 3 2 1 0 4 0 10 Malzone 3b 4 2 2 2 0 0 0100 White c 2 0 0 0 ant (9-6- vs ) brhrbi Gilliam 3b 3 0 0 0 Neal 2b 3 0 0 0 Bruton cf Mathews 3b Aaron if - 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Well things have a way of reversing' themselves A vital 1 victory over the Dodgers last night not only boosted the Braves into undisputed possession of second place one game behind San Francisco the league-leadin- g their eighth them Giants but gave nine last the games in victory both the same the period During Giants and Dodgers now in third place two games off the pace have winplayed barely over 500 ball four while losing ning five STUNNING DEFEAT Cincinnati's Reds inflicted a stunning 1 defeat upon the Giants in the only other league game played In the American League Cleveland narrowed Chicago's first place lead to AVz games defeating New York 5 while Boston was beating the White Sox 3 Washington shut out Detroit 0 and Batlimore walloped Kansas City 4 Each of the top three contenders have 11 games remaining The Braves will have a golden opportuwhen-the'neet nity this weekend while the Phillies the last place Giants and Dodgers are battling each other It took a tremendous pitching performance by Don McMahon to preserve Milwaukee's victory Bob Buhl a long-tim- e Dodger nemesis cement his 13th to about appeared fifth against Los Angeles victory he entered the last as season this of the ninth leading 1 He had allowed the Dodgers only one hit— a home run by Wally Moon Then just like that the Dodgers loaded the bases with nobody out on a walk and two infiefcTsingles -- 4-- PCL ior from the bullpen The big strong right-handwas superb He retired Norm Larker on a soft liner to second baseman Felix Mantilla then threw third strikes past Gil Hodges and Johnny Roseboro The Coliseum crowd of 53767 could hardly believe it Jim Brosnan a last minute pitching choice and Dutch Dotterer an early inning substitute catcher combined to give the Reds their 1 victory over the Giants Brosnan usually a reliever started only because Jim O'Toole who was scheduled to pitch turned vUp ailing He gave up only five hits and a run in seven innings Dotterer who entered the game in the second when starter Ed Bailey was tossed out for arguing over a decision drove in two runs with a pair of singles Johnny Temple drove in the first run with a home run and Whitey Lockman batted in the last one with a double Willie Mays with his 30th homer accounted for the lone Giant run er 4-- 3 Final Tabulation 4 4 0 ASSOCIATED PRESS A strong pitching contingent helped Salt Lake win the Pacific Coast League pennant Final pitching statistics released today showed Salt Lake hurlers on top in four categories Dick Hall took the lion's share of He was the champ in honors earned-ru- n average with 187 victories with 18 and shutouts with six Salt Lake's Earl Francis took the bases on balls record— 113 Ken Johnson of Portland played more complete games than anybody else He went the distance 204imes Topping the strikeout list was Dick Stigman of San Diego who struck out 181 He also lost the most games 17 Wouldn't Know Tex (NEA) — Billy Casper the United States Open champion who does not smoke and seldom drinks will not endorse tobacco or liquor products DALLAS Webster 3b Richardson 2b Strickland 3b Kubek ss Mantle cf Tanner cf Hunt rf Minoso If Howard c Francona lb Blanchard c Colavito rf Nixon c Lopez If Windhorn If 2 10 Power 2b Siebern rf cf ss 10 0 Held 12 3 McLish p Throneberry lb 0 0 0 Bell p McDougald 3b Boyer 3b Ditmar p Larsen IP R 8 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 6V3 16-1- 0 1 1 SAN ER BB SO 160 5 1 1 2 2 6 1 0 0 0 FRANCISCO ab r rbi st 4 0 1 0 lb 4 0 0 0 Mayscf 4 12 1 b r h rbi brhrbi 4 1 2 1 Temple 2b 1 2 0 5 0 5 Pinson cf 5 1 12 5 0 0100 Bell rf 1 3 0 0 4 0 Robinson If 0 0 0 1 4 2 2 0 Thomas lb 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Lawrence 1 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 Jones 3b p 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 Bailey c 1 0 0 0 3 1 2 2 Dotterer e 4 O'l 0 3 0 0 0 Kasko ss 4 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 Brosnan p 3 0 1 01 1 Lockman lb Bressoud McCovey 10 Cepeda tf 4 0 Kirkland rf 4 0 1 0 Spencer 2U 4 0 2 0 aLndrith c 4 0 0 0 O'Connel 3b 1 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 10 0 0 2 0 10 10 0 0 Pagan 3b 0 0 0 0 10 1110 0 0 0 pi100 0100 Antonelli 1 Miller p pOOOO 34 1 4 1 Totals Blaylock 0 0 0 0 out for O'Connel In 7th j 1 10 0 out for out for Antonelli in 6th In 9th Pagan 39 312 5 38 812 8 Total! 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125 Velella Will Testify Today in MY Hearing fight at Yankee Stadium where Johansson of Sweden took Utah (AP) — Unusually heavy rains Ingemar" the heavyweight title from Patteryesterday caused further delay in son on a third-roun- d knockout the plans of a Canadian driver who Rosensohn's testimony described wants to break an international auto speed record in a British car Ed Leavens of London Ont had Class G mark for the flying five-hopto try today to set a new a streamlined mile in the EX-21- 9 Austin-Heale- y Sprite built by the British Motor Corp The record of 1446 mph was set in 1937 by Goldie Gardner of England Leavens had scheduled a run for With this Coupon Sunday but rains made the salt beds of western Utah too slick and Expires Sept 30 reschedwas run The dangerous uled for today and then postponed Ogdon Ford until at least Friday when more 359 26th Str! rain fell on the desert BONNEVILLE cago 44 Detroit at Baltimore Wilhelm ) (9-1- " Hurt Iowa GB 507 493 486 465 434 417 81 and Tsitouris and Pascual (15-1- 36 3 10 3 De-Pau- l's 73 74 77 PROBABLE New York vs Terry ) Cleveland Brewer ASSOCIATED-PRES- S er 70 (7-1- ) (13-17- 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING (based on 400 or more at bats) — Kuenn Detroit 350 Kaline Detroit 325 RUNS — Yost Detroit 109 Mantle New York 99 RUNS BATTED IN — Colavito Cleveland 106 Jensen Boston 102 HITS — Kuenn Detroit 182 Fox " 180 Chicago of Fame DOUBLES — Kuenn Detroit 38 In addition to the two "super Runnels and Malzone Boston Fox stars" those named to the hall Chicago and Williams Kansas City were Charles Chuck Hyatt former 32 — Allison Washington Pittsburgh star the late Coach Dr 9 TRIPLES New York 8 McDougald Walter Meanwell of Missouri and HOME RUNS — Colavito CleveWisconsin former Coach Dr H land 41 Killebrew Washington 40 STOLEN BASES — Aparicio ChiClifford Carlson of Pittsburgh for52 Mantle New York 21 Allen cago mer Coach Dr Forrest Phog PITCHING (based on 15 or more of cf Kansas former University — Shaw Chicago 16-- 6 decisions) Amos director Chicago athletic Alonzo Stagg Dr Luther Gulick McLish Cleveland 18-- 8 STRIKEOUTS— Bunning Detroit who assisted Dr Naismith in draw178 Wynn Chicago 170 code rule first the game's ing up the late Coach Harold Olsen of NATIONAL LEAGUE Ohio State former Coach Edward BATTING (based on 400 or more J Hickox and the late Matthew at bats) — Aaron Milwaukee 355 Pat Kennedy a referee 348 St Louis Cunningham The original Celtics a New York — Pinson Cincinnati 122 RUNS pro powerhouse which featured Mays San Francisco 112 such stars as Joe Lapchick and Nat RUNS BATTED IN — Banks ChiHolman also were named as a 134 Robinson Cincinnati 71 'Kansas City at Washington Kucks LEADERS the annual tournament Allen recently won the second BOSTON Mass (UPI) — Hank flight title in the Ogden City men's tournament in golf Luisetti Stanford's famed and George Mikan scoring machine were named today to ' the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall ot (8-5- MAJOR LEAGUE Named to Hoops Hall of Fame at Chicago Latman A pi Mi lean Luisetti v Twenty-thre- e Trans-Mississip- 60 73 Pet 614 583 56 Cleveland 8 New York 5 Boston 9 Chicago 3 Baltimore 9 Kansas City 4 Washington 5 Detroit 0 Len Allen past state president of moor courseparin two strokes under the Junior Chamber of Commerce figures He missed but and one of the executives at radio regulation 12 greens and was of one the station KLO won the 1959 Junior once only trapped Chamber of Commerce golf title Nicklaus has been one of the bet- 34 from a select field The field will be cut to 64 players amateur players this year He ter Allen turned in a 71 handicap won the North-Sout- h Amateur tour- after today's round score over the Ben Lomond course 7010-yar- d - I 85 84 67 62 60 Kansas City Washington round and reached the quarter-fina- l of the British Amateur He was low amateur in three of the five open tournaments he has played "Defending champion Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City came through in stride as did most of the more highly regarded players Coe beat young Bob Meiering of Roswell N Mt 7 and 6 in what amounted to little more than a tune-u- p Robert Allen an automobile salesman from Pawtucket Rhode Island upset Walker Cupper Ward Wottlau-fe- r of WilliamsviUe N Y 2 and 1 The only genuine par round for the distance was shot by Bob Brue of Milwaukee the low qualifier for the tournament Brue had 37 going out one over par and was back in SEPTEMBER 151959 MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS W By Skipper Patrick COLORADO SPRINGS Colo (AP) — A Ohio State University junior built football player like an is making his presence felt in the 59th U S Amateur Golf tourna 3B R UTAH TUESDAY EVENING OGDEN II OGDEN-STANDARD-EXAMINE- " 1 14 |