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Show fry -- r-- w v w" w w "w ww -- y w"w w ii-- y rwwww w - tt .--- -c wee w e e e rr J -- 1 ,f " t w 2D DESERET NEWS ( 1957 Thuridoy,'Augwf3, WINS FIFTH STRAIGHT Slcylighters Win ASA BRAND NEW ft State Meet ; n i 'tfVZ ; F ,SN v , The Ogden Dodg- ers can make it six in a row Deseret Newt Special over the Salt Lake Giants here GARLAND The Syllghters Thursday night when the' two of - Salt - Lake ed Pioneer League dubs end a reign by th Utah Sham--roce series. at the Women's ASA Soft-ba-ll SALT LAKK Tournament here, Wednes- - Abrfcbl tbrfcbf NfWiM M 2 10 0 Gtmbl m day night, i Cotter si?: cf 4 2 7 0 Estes ft e 10 10 Raintr d 5112 The Skyllghters upset the fa- Bosch otter c 1 0 2 Medlock rf 2110 1 0 0 0 f vored Shamrocks for the second Fown ph 110 Cnte Plnnow rf 4 12 Hall 2b 524 ' 3b 5 ( 0 1 C.rteflb 4 0 0 0 straight night as Lynn Wolf, a SKkttt 3 10 Thornton 1b 4(1 Roby 1b unanimous choice for Most Calu-abl- e Ogondo It ( (. (I ( 0 Black Pr It Mofdando ( ( ( Gerjhon t 5(13 Player of die tournament Fixico 2b 3 0 01 Marceno 1b (0(0 1 0 ( Spain p 2b 1100 and drove RJtchte pitched a three-hitte- r U Volte p 31 0(0 May p 3000 in a run with a double in the Gsrrttt p ((( Carrlthory 0 6 4 0 0 fifth inning.' HelMf p (((0 1 ((( was ln ph team The 34 3 0 4 TolPlt 4011137 Diane Tof.l. announced: v catchers, LbfcP Oil 030 101.1 0 01 111 1 1 1 -1- 1 Chevron), Oaoan Congdon (Woodys E Nawwn, Radar, Backatt, Fixico (1), Londa Izatt (Shamrocks); pitch- Rltchov, Gambia. Carter. Thornton. DP Osdon Wolf Salt Laka 3, ers,- Lynn (Skyllghters), Osdan 110.Salt3BLaka 1. LOSGamma. HR Cadano, Peterson SB Plnnow, Madlock, Hall Ralnar (1). (Shamrocks), Joy: City-end- 30-ye-ar four-gam- V 4 i 1 ph-r- S'JkAr 1 Vs X Ml , 4 ' All-St- ! , LuaneAhlquist 'V second (Skyllghters) Jane- - , Hughes base, (Shamrocks); third base, Pat MCCormfck (Skyllghters); shortstop.-Suzi- e- Ennis-(Sky-light- ers); r. Jf , hand foi this weekend's Copper Cup are Ralph Mona, Norm Eilefson and Bob Morgan. ? Racing figures on "t U). HSP-So- (Ooawda)e Ralaar-WP Spain (2), Garratt. (ostlmated). , aln 4--6, ' 6-- 4, , $1,787 2033 S. Main INTERMOUNTAIN VOLKSWAGEN PHONE 486-211- 1 THE WEST'S BIGGEST AUTO RACE EIGHTH YEAR copper cup ClassicPurse $1,000.00 First Total - $500.00 Second - $6,500.00 ' 1 Canadian-America- 1st. j Sanctioned By n Modified Racing Assn. ' U. ). A .33. ' Robbins Tops Palmer B- ,r (Thom-ton- ap Pfnah. M Uk, T? " jW A CWfflpiemHp Evenf for Tio Circuit Drlvurs outfield, Marla (Sh a m r o c k s),CaroJ KALAMAZOO, MICHr F. DeMonge (Harolds 66), Carol D. Robbins gained another big Brown, (Morris Volkswagen) ; utility, Kathy Jo Sayre. (Sham- win Thursday' in the National Boys - 18 tennis tournament rocks), .7 3 with a triumph over ' 10 WO S -J SkvtWitwo I BOO OH -- 1 , ShtmnxMt f Phoenix ace Butch Palmer to go 4 Albtrtm - Moieon M with Thursdays win over Mac Nlwn. 1 t Qafin. Robbins Saturday foe is 030 00--3 Shymrockytl 1 0 (01 (0- -1 Rmo'S Zan Guerri, Lookout HwumT ant Aordoma, Janos (4J pntf Mountain, Term. 6ibU, Bank-hea- vSjdL and ml Ml PHHm4 mm Ik 9-- L z: tglw. 4cho -- 'S mHmk 1 1 , (Ml Web HM.MI m. ! W, Bill Rainer'i generous Giants once were unearned. ,, , run in the iutr tome cause towering the aided by Ogden again committing six errors. But the accounted for the only twj Dodgers pounded out 13 hits and 'earned tallies. relied on some strong relief Adey, who replaced Ogden pitching .by Walder Adey to starter Don Spain in the fifth, lead over allowed one run and four hits maintain a second-plac- e Caldwell,. t which over .the last five frames' and routed Idaho Falls, was. the winner. He struck out Nine of the 11 Ogden runs eight Giants. j 1 A : VOLKSWAGEN The" Deseret News Special OGDEN r 1967: Errors Aid W -- - -, 12 EVENTS EACH NITE - 40-IA- P MAINFRI. FRIDAY & SATURDAY HUES - MAIN SAT. 50-tA- P 8:00 -- QUAL 7:00 FAIRGROUNDS SPEEDWAY 6-- 75c. Res. $3.00-$23- 0 $1.00, Res. $3.50-$3.Q-O Phone 355-08- en. Prices $1.75. Kids Prices Sat.-G- en. $2.00, Kids Tickets 19 E. 2nd South i FrL-G- (6-1- 2) (6-1- 2) top-seed- 16 . V Cyp Cpp.sr. . 1 - . i By HI MCDONALD. Assistant Sports Editor Norm Eilefson is tiie Babe Ruth of modified auto racing. The angular Canadian driver Is defending champion in 4 Canadian-America- n Modified Racing Assn. (CAMRA). ;the Not only that, he has won five of the nine events held this year and bolds a healthy point lead, 1,350 To 978 tor Bob 3regg of Twllandrifl" this yearratandingB.-- : J - All this makes Eilefson a top favorite to add this week I ends $1,000 booty from the Copper Cup Invitational to his fan J -- ' ; i pressive list of earnings, - The race runs Friday and Saturday, jiights at the Salt Lake Fairgrounds. V I HOT CONTEST' - -- V fTu mok "the It promises to be hotly contested scramble ever I held at the Fairgrounds track. All top 10 CAMRA point drivof No. 0 ers will be competihg with the possible-exceptioranked Eldon Rasmussen of Alberta, whos oa leave from. iCSAC and has his' fingers crossed on a couple, ! rides. i- But back to Eilefson. j I Two of those five CAMRA wins came the same day Which is no mean accomplishment when you consider it was - 200 miles between race tracks, T a : Actually, you might say I won three events at Calgary and a at Edmonton, a road race in between, Norm laughs. j The two events were scheduled on succeeding days, but a I f rainout at Edmonton forced the race Into the next day. Then the drivers had to rush 200 miles to Calgary for a race f ji! s' - I" Q ft c Sears 751 South 200-mh- e rhone ALLSTATE Guardsman famous for long pnleage O Contour - safety shoulders fop improved steering p Stats Street 855-6G5- , ; 1 k O Silencer buttons between tread for better traction fears Grmsger i' 1 night. Bob said tired were of Seattles bunch a drivers, They Morgan; CAMRA presidentthis year "whos In Salt Lake City 1 for the Copper Cup. Norms other wins have been the CAMRA opener at race held two nights Spokane, the combined Victoria-Langle- y at two separate tracks In British Columbia, Pocatellos Fron-, , , tier Cup and Blackfoots Warrior Cup. 1 would have to guess that this will be our premium . 1 ipurse of the year, Morgan commented on the Copper Cup ' purse whidi, in addition to the $1,000 first prize, pays $500 for second. 1 Morgan has been a big factor in reviving CAMRA from a . organization two years ago to a thriving organization thats expanding by leaps and bounds. 1 "This year we have added five tracks that, we havent "run on previously, and we've got petitions from just about ' he sasN In addition to that number, four new everywhere, Canadian ahd' si JU.S. tracks are seeking to. join the racing tall Dewntewa O 2781 TVest 2588 - Phone Sears, East 5830 South . 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