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Show O 4t DKERM Ntwo, A-- " 4mpwHiiiin'aewiea vi'"ii e9'ftrft'wyWeTnV nyNmnay1 i?iy Tuesday, Jure 4, 1963 Local soccer goes international this week whpn the Alemannia A team of the Utah Association travels Soccer Germany for a three-weetour series. The Alemannia A team won the USA championship earlier this spring. Saturday they traveled to Denver in a battle Mountain for the Rocky championship. The Denver Kickers blew a lead, win then hung on for a over Alemannia A. : Saturday the Alemannia kick crew leaves for the German series. One game is also scheduled for Switzerland. ; Where Utah soccer Association clubs were formerly built along country ties, the recent move has been to emphasize ability, not nationality. Hence, where Alemannia A was once a German team, it now consists of three natives of Germany, two from Denmark, two from Holland, one from England, one from Scotland and one from Switzerland. ; The tours are not new to local soccer teams. Alemannia A flew to Germany two years ago and Hollands plans to play in Amsterdam next year. The touring Is also reciprocal. A soccer crew from Berlin will be in Salt Lake City on June 29 to meet local soccerites. Rangers Name Coach Deseret News Special PARK fired CITY - Jim Baker par 71 in the one-und- sweepstakes and combined with Jack Turner for a 644 in the Best Ball Monday to highlight the Pro-Atournev here. Park with a 73.1 was the low amateur Second to Baker and Turner, the well- n the best ball on course City Park lush groorned, an was the team of Pat Dolan nf SCOT,. a with Buehner Tim results: City Results Jim Bekw, 7,. Sweepstakes Bill Schneiter Jr., 71; Korns, 71 . Hua,de- - 7). Amateur jon Fister, 73 Best ball, Jim er, 641 j; Uat Oolan-TiSnuhner'jJ1!'" Baker-JerrBaker, 66: Ernie SnhLJ m Colrir, 66; Terry Oo'an-Lyn66; Eckar, Ellsworth Korns-OlcHuainnV?4'' 66: Tooke, Boyle-Parr-y Golf Association Evans 66; John j'dS, 11 ever Ball, fles( Jim be the Salt Lake Pal ir. 65; No),n 66; Bci Droz-JacFehrenbach. 66,? ,L this weekend ati BoriQnort-TcGouviiis, 47. R E'"'"s'c:il wen, ?. 65 Next Utah will tourney Others firing 71 in the sweep- - ity Amateur NEW YORK (UPI) Bernie stakes were Ernie Schnie'er Jr.. Bonneville. ne 0f Bill Korns and Pierre Hualde. the National Hockey League s .. John Fis er top stars for 16 years, to ,a Bedskm golfer a contract as signed head coach of the New York Emile Rangers, succeeding . - WitoWjTW,' , two-ye- e 5-- 4 e Accompanying Evans and Early vs. Wolff's Cuban Cioar vs. Surety Municipal No. 1 Printers vs. Peltons Footprints vs. Oeas iMontor Lovinpers vs. Pagoda Continental Agency vs. Christensens the announcehis ment, Geoffrion announced retirement as a player. 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COMI IN 6P writ. teJ.y hr championships. na,f-Mar- jj Body-ly- Iww PARIS (AP) Rod Laver of Australia, the world's top tennis recovered from professional, one of the biggest frights of his! life today ar.d defeated Roman-- j ian amateur lion Tiriac in the French Open 4-- others were eliminated and twoed Hugh Fraser of Scotland 2 and 1 and Air Force Lt. John withdrew. Certificates of Recognition of Fort Worth, Tex., Woodward Millen of Westbu- - Matheny were mailed this week to 1967 Bill 5 ousted of Peach England, Tk Americans. , . ry, N.Y., gave fishermen who caught the larg- another victory in todays early, W species of trout. rounds as he beat Bill Bryce of In pairings, Bob, went ,0 Van Perkins, They the of Los 1. Angeles, Falkenburg was beaten. England. 2 and 14-brown trout 1946 Wimbledon tennis cham-iP1In other matches involving Kish Lake; Irving CJiapman, also of Palm Beach advanced by default overcauht John 1 aqd like Sweeney, a former Americans, PaiVrZraJ jGale Green of Las Vegas and I'Wright, Liberty, for a 8 to was expected give champion, of Stillwater, throat taken on South Fork of fnd HoPler VJames nfHtfnrnnn ? U.S. group a thfc; talent-poo- r la., stopped Doug Marriott of the Ogden River; Ervin Ford boost towaru a second straight land George Ru herford nf &ot-- 0 for his 15-- rainbow caught in U(ah 5 and 4 But he fell to land beat Dennts Iden of Silver championship. 'Deer Creek reservoir, A. J. Jim Hayes of'seotland, 3 and 2.Springs, Md on the 20th hole.j Rounding out the American Two anTT whiner !lbs'' cauSht on Fish Weney had to go 23 holes Although no Americans were evdand before beating Bob Fulker of sned. lover Peter Cockroft of England;!?"8 BurrleU, and k in the brook Scotland Meanwhile, two-jjMcCormick of Cleveland jWashburn both landtime winner Mike Bonallack of!,er winner from Palm 5 and 4 win over 41,01,1 div's'on at 1 , Fla., were hoping to give the no,.p?siea ed on a lake in the Boulder u'on his England title. Bob match, beating Lesley McClue Yanks a 3 Mountains. McDonald f Dickson of Tulsa, Okla, won the of Scotland 5 and 4. The names of anglers and fish David Stefens over winner 1967 title but hU turned pro. of Wales; Air Force Lt. Peter are on a permanent file of the of Amerione 14 was Sweeney The MacCallum Jacobi of Denver, who scored a Utah Fish and Game Division. cans making their first round e and Charles, of Fort triumph over Peter Records were compiled by the Tuesday on the par 73; 7, Harry led a of Lauderdale, Fla., surprisScotland, and Bob Utah Chapter of Trout UnlimitBryce Troon seaside Club of Westbrook, ingly strong U.S. finish inSeyler Ohio, ed. course. The 1968 entries should be opening day action. Harry beat advancing to the second round Thirty-nin- e Americans were A. C. Monteith of South Africa 3 with a 4 and 2 beating of sent to fish records, 2635 E. 4510 originally entered in he meet. and 2, and Charles defeated Scotlands Hamilton South, Salt Lake City, Utah. Mclnally. fr Hearing Giant, pain-killin- g A soccer Sweeney Takes Am Lead TROON, SCOTLAND (UPI) -Bob Sweeney of Palm Beach, Fla., scored an impressive victory for the Americans in the first round of the British Amateur today, but Dick Chapman LOUISVILLE, KY. (UPI) -The Kentucky State Racing1 Commission today rescheduled to June 12 a hearing on the appeal of disqualified Kentucky Derby winner Dancer Image. George Egger, commission chairman, said the hearing, originally set for next Monday, would be held at the state fair and exposition center here two days later. The delay followed an official appeal filed Monday by Peter; Fuller, owner of the hard luck gray colt. Fuller is appealing, the finding by Churchill Downs stewards that Dancers Image! had a prohibited drug in his system when he won the May 4 derby. coach Heinrich Mueller helps captain Paul Krug and teammate S. A. Gornic pack for Germany tour. A HEARING AID RENT Francis. Francis remains as general, The Cops League Baseball manager. He had taken over the schedule for the 1968 season coaching duties of the floun- starts Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. dering Rangers two seasons ago at three separate ball parks, to led them and second place in the NHLs Eastern Division this First games start at 9:30 a.m.j their highest finish in a First awnes start t 9:30 a.m. year Fairmont Pork decade. 0 first-roun- Baker's 71 Highlights Park City Test SPORTS BRIEFS Utah Soccer Champions Schedule Germany Tour w m mmum rnamg'n 'J Value vMi tor Hvo Itwa wtot yi wnt wtf Vial yta vttii pr Mtt Pay wiMMim 2,995 JACK FREECE MARINE mss Twelve Yanks won opening Alex Mudie ol Scotland rotind matches Monday while 11 Bill Key of Columbia, Ga., now considered the American darkhorse lur the title, eliminat- - 1 Amateur Deadline Near Entries close Wednesday at noon for the Salt Lake City Amateur at Bonneville golf course, professional Dick Kramer said today. 250 entrants have filed to play in the lest which will Nearly be held Sunday. 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