| Show 0'10-11-71Vr- Vr j111 f'11 t vt Nt r ""ltrelelrfrwrinrIeVV-VV'V'e- Nr 4 v lk IP 11 low itml"" - r - - ' I - - Sat Lake Tribune Sunday EXIJ10 te it! Itouteio : - - e ' sk' z' i 11 ' '' '1 i i f ' - o f‘ 47 4 0' ' '' f- up-hi- a ' ' ' I : - i ! 4 - "''''''"""404 '' : -- ' A I The Mounties were rained 4 out of their first appearance at Derlui some weeks ago but Saturday proved to be a bad eIe' i '' r Irk AA f "'a 1 ' - - - - - - 1 I i I t 7 ‘ 1 V ae k 7' '414' - i '''''' f f a continuation of the delayed season ' I -Joe Hatten a veteran of the I major league wars proved to be nothing more than a skirm- ish for the Bees wh& Wmbed him for 14 hits including clout 't bles by Jim Baumer Reggie Hamilton Harry Bright and Henry Mitchell and triples by 1I Chuck Harmon and Hamilton - or)" )p C0('''''"' ' '' a el r a ' 1 I 1 0 - I - ! ' - ' - -- ' i :40406) - r ' '''''' The Bees took the lead in the bottom of the sixth In a fiverun blast and coasted 1 14 teami Only four out of the in the Salt Lake Cops Baseball League remained u nb ea t en after the first week of play and only three of these have turned in a pain of victories k ' ' lingoZa0 r Play Loop '' 0 I Toip—Cops k r''''111'144 ' ' - ' -- -- 1-- 0 i ' ' ' — -- Richard-Wright—Nab- 7 BECKENHAW ENGLAND June 11 WPI)—Bob Mark of Australia dominating the match with his service easily won the men's singles title Saturday at the Kent lawn tennis championships by defeating TO WIN THE crown he had - '': v '' ' Baseball Leader in Coma Stays s t CHARLESTON SC June 11 (Skeeter) Scalzt- - (UPI)--Fra- nk — ball manager of the Charleston White Sox ' remained uncon scious in a Charleston hospital $ 441p arwmpo —reterarrgninew-leageey-b2rmer 6-- 6-- 4 The series winds up Sunday with a doubleheader with George Witt and Dave Jiminez going for the Buzzers against Julio Navarro and George Bambergare The first game will start at 6:30 pm In the opening Bee victory Friday it was the unleashed power that won In the nightcap Friday it was the pitch Ing of Tom Parsons Saturday It was sparkling support by Jim Baumer Harry- - Bright Rowe and Chick King from Saturday A re injuries ceived in an automobile Elul dent i t : Spokes Grab Utah Places Four on SiiiiNine Ingo 'Spy' Gets Old Heave Ho Pair to — ne NEWTOWN CONN--J11—Edwin Ahlquist adviser to heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson paid $1 Saturday to see challenger Floyd Patterson work out but itstead was escorted Out of -- the training camp by a pair of Connecticut State Troopers Boost Lead i:::::§ 1 :' "":':': ' ''' ::':4i:bx:S7:4:::i4c:$4'4:44Nxic:34:: NOZ‘kUskk r-' - f:':' - By Associated Press By kuotiated Press half-doze- ZINIK'S 1960 :?i 1 :: - -- 4 :fXW:::'::'i'::::iK:':::i:i:i::: -- ' ) ow SUMMER CAMP " 77771t V"""WTXM"M::7Mf:::MM52771 :::::::::::::::::::YØX::::::::::::: S 0 ' - : -- ao II Mk oN frelfa:vrflf 0 41011 v '11 ir I - -- 4i Four University 1 ::: i lit 11 I A 0 Iti A It q u 1 04 i:i i:::::: F: 4 4 4 pi fig tC ® tit1" 8 t :' - 0 lqIV9 - : :: r ''''''$'''''s'' Z: 1 ' 0 '' - ' ti '':' - ' - It- 7 1 '' - tit 1 ' ' t totyr 3 icolta '' i -1 12120 Raymond 5 2 3 9 Watkins 1 2 I 4221 503 (t 2i00001 RBP—Bolger by Churn WP—Singletoth Raymond PB—Barragan T205 A—Unannounced Tacoma Tips Seattle 76 June ' Far ' 4''''4 i I s :I "'-- 'L'e ''''' v 7szc--iit --7- s 4 0'1' ri '$ skk'::‘ 4 For Two Miles ks GROSSINGER NY June 11 —Ingemar Johansson ran two miles over the fairways of a golf course Saturday the first time he has done road work since an aching back halted him last Tuesday Johansson who defends his crown against Floyd Patterson in the New York Polo Grounds June 20 weighed 198 pounds He plans to enter the ring 196 Last Pet Behind Wan Last Pet Behind 31 21 Baltimore 544 1 596 'Li 24 Cleveland 596 19 858 New York 21 27 663 3 500 8 28 24 501 Chicago 7 480 25 Detroit 22 5a3 451 2 vs 21 27 438 g - 211 422 ale Wmhingon 20 30 Kansas 10 400 Cite 32 378 111e Boston la 16 32 313 13 ' sterilises Results Saturday's Result Philadelphia 7 Chicago Washinston 8 Detroit St Louis 7 Piftsburgh 0 New York 6 Cleveland 4 Milwauke S San Francisco Boston 5--4 Chicago 4-Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati Baltimore 6 Kansas CRY 3 (10 Innings) Bandar Probable Pitchers IsmlaYs Probable) Pitchers Philadelphia at Chicago — Hos bard (2-- 4) vs Cardwell 42-Chicago st Boston—Shaw (54) VI Cincinnati at Los Angeles—Hook Sullivan (14) (5-4- ) yrs Williams (4-Cleveland at New York (2 games) Milwaukee at San Francisco-- and Bell (641 vs —Perry Buhl (54) vs McCormick (6-) Coates and Grba (0-Pittsburgh It St Louis (2 games) Kansas City at Baltimore (3 —Law vs) (0-) and tante' and Daley (2-- I) and Brogno (7 2) vs Estrada (64) and Fisher 19 21 10 25 24 28 — 620 Southern Association Wan Loal 33 27 31 28 28 28 30 29 6 38 Atlanta t 1 Pot Behind — 850 131Vonittochr oshvilla Mobile Shrovonoli 30 23 NIPmoh is 544 500 500 442 368 21 Chattanooga gatordagsa Results Shreveport 15 Atlanta 1 Chattanooga 19 Memphis S Nashville 3 Mobile 1 Little Nock Birmingham 11 2 va - 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" :' ' - - ' 1 rf 1:titti tr - 'Family' Duel' American League ' s 4 " - "''41'1- Linksters Await National League 'A : : 4ZC q ' Joe Netherton Wyoming: John Work-Mie- n ::: State: Ernie Andrade ley's solo homer in the seventh 'ColoradoAdams State College Mick Kolinning and some stout relief bicka Wyoming Ron Beier! New Mexico: Bill Beck Wyoming: Gig Ramon Monunt pitching by Brummel New Mexico Bob Mosteiler BY11 Tony Sellito Colorado College gave the Tacoma Giants their Torn Lovat Utah second straight Pacific Coast at x'as -' ''iL Champ Tourney 8 i -t- GC Golfer Tops g 0 -: P-- ut '1: calling the golf shop The Salt Lake Country Club Yank'Netter Wins gal golfers will hold a match BRISTOL ENGLAND June play vs par tournament Tuesas the feature of the regu11 (UPI)---R- on Holmberg of day lar ladies day event Brooklyn NY one of the leading United States hopes for the Wimbledon tennis chamHarvey Tops Champ pionships won the men's title was the only Jerry at the West of England grass one of 50Harvey golfers at Oakridge tournament Saturday by Saturday that was able to beat Antonio Palafox of Billy Casper's torrid 67 round Mexico 10-64 Harvey came in with a net 66 m i 4 ::Avi 11121 20 000 i ! g!ii:‘: ISS 4 1 1 2 4 1 1 1:02 1 1 I 11 Second game: - voCit 4 I 2 1 Spokane it In' ono 730-- 12 IR 3 0 2 2 Sacramento ‘ k' 000 001 300— 5 it 1 4 -zs'a ' '':'''Batten o 3OOORowep ts''''' s s 1 i Wheeler over Seattle O'Donnell ‘ the 17) (10 Young LineYard 0 0 0 League victory ''''''''''14 and Pagliaroni: Caffrey Fox i 7 i Wat4: I 0 0 0' 7--Rainiers night Saturday kins Porter : and it) Oi 0 0 h: RR—Pagliaroni 0 Barclay 11:''''----:7tt :i:''''NSoo (7tto none on: Robinson Soo before a tat '' '' turnaway crowd of f7th ) two on WP—O'Donnell LP— Ns44 ' ' : Totals 31 3 IS SI Totals 34 2 14 0111kut 40k 7329 Fox '':: ' -'' V i ilss t:'' 11411 out for Vineyard in nth COI' -- -51' 7" r'1 t t' D V !t-li 000 Int 01N- -3 '‘ 1 ' V 000 023 ? ' Seattle z::i::i 2 000 515 loy-- -6 Salt Lake tsp 013 020 10x- -7 11 2 Tacoma s ' E—Rows Balms ' DP—Bright to A total of 70 golfers partici- Rionimeyer Wall and Zimmerman Baumer to Stevens: Bakes to Iankow ':' w0 "Igtvillstit0:::: ' ''''' Marichal Jonea Monzant and Haller ' to ski Dyck: Bright to Baumer to 3BH—Coleman pated in National Golf Day at HR—Taylor Farley DACRON TWO 4111 ":2Stevens to Silvers LOB—Vancouver k1A 21111—Alou 2 WP—Monzant ' 11 Solt Lake 7 29—Goss Baumer t0-1- 1 the Salt Lake Country Club11Z'''' :TWO RUBBERIZED Tempco Siteepin! Bag! Hamilton White Bright Mitchell if1 0 ( A de luxe t - Jankowski 314—Harmon Goss Hamwith Jim Dunn being k': AIR MATTRESSES Saturday fitted ilton 5—Mitchell SIP—Ortel Baurrer virgin Dacron filling A Fathers and Sons golf Rubberised with snaps for bar liners I b r er bb se the who linkster 'was able only 1 I Construction extra - Patten IL 34) 11 8 5 I 6 3 tournament will riiritrsitisen7r11111wi IT:rill:ea be held at the tires to beat Billy Casper's blazing ! 1 1 Vineyard Mile Sate'vaelval ittlInm '1 ' Dockets 1 Barclay k‘ : 67 round Construction 12 e Salt Lake Country Club June 3 3 3 Rowe (W HBP—By Vineyard (Harmon) 1'''' 19 i1 5 ntWkssl'IsN‘'' Players may slgn up by 124 '‘:' 3:20 Dunn fired a 6S and cou- 4000 ye be m - 1' ?'a son :' side-roo- ' is so - O 1 ti 0 0 'T : ' 0 ''k'''' 'Int ' -- PI I3( - I '‘ t - - toxl g0 DOWN 4 - I '4t00 OUTFIT! of UtaW:s-:k:?:i:?4 SACRAMENTO CALI F baseball players were named k -i:1 I) Gil Rowe can thank his sup- June 11 — Spokane's Indians 1 k:JA Saturday to the ''li Coast In their Pacific two team Seven increased the chosen first dis the innings port by :t1 trict committee during after that he was the boo League lead by –sweeping a 4 man himself doubleheader from the Sacra - meeting in Salt Lake City last1:II til week mento Solona 85 and 115 bails here Of the first LaMar Gehring Bill Cowan :0:1 Saturday night hit off Rowe all were shots :iii V' Lambourne and Keith Jack Ron and 0 Davis the But Bees enraged—per WILLIE Ac xA arrived un Ancell were named to the first lquist ' blood-reuni Fairly homered for the win' announced and haps — at the tpaid his way team Another the ToM Lovat forms of the Mounties—were ners In the first s' s‘ ::: A 'sev:: received honorable mention as :: game a::i :z-- In Dart Art informant told ' to ' the challenge up BYU did imrun seventh inning gave Bob Mosteller e:A aa' players ''':‘'i' -t'7-- :'':" ': S''' '' :AVancouverbroke the ice- in the Spokes their margain- in Florio Patterson's- trainer and Jim Pierson ii ' 5' ' ' ' ' It e 4' 's ‘ il1r ' cash one believed he of the the duel in the fourth with the nightcap C ''" ' '' ‘ ? tO 1 Colorado State College '4' customers was A hIqu is t Howie Goss' double and Char(First frame) won which ' '' District Seven the '''''''' called and were the White's ' troopers single ley :0- SPOKANE IACRAMETO :':'' : - The Bees came back in the Davis cf ab4 t 1h 1rbllliPeteran as ak4 r 1k 1 0 In the excitement Florio In a playoff with the Iles 1510 placed four men on the first viti4 1 fifth with doubles by Jim Roberts 2b 3 2 11 MSmth 3b 3 1 30 at first identified another 4 team ea 4 0 Pilminet rf 31 0 0 0 man as USE Baumer and Hamilton to tie' CStnith 1 9 ' '' Ahlquist but then 9 Bolger If ' Mg lbIf 34 3I 21 4tK 'ipoP'-!out 'f1 V 'f 1 ' 1 0 3 ranith ' 1 k lb Fairly 1 'Ilia was LAY-A- e ks-the score Swedish the I 43010 t was Screnar fight idle expert the 3 0 1 1 Terry flobinon tt 3 2 2 I Heist cf i 1 Vi I 41 so All'AT1 eat 1 1 0 0 on 2 of 3 2b seen the Conde 2rJaeoba side 1 the far 3 9 lb Vancouver broke through ow Montana State University 3 ti 0 Brumley e 3 0 0 O Barrogan e 2 0 0 1 : DOVIII again in the sixth with Goss' Harris p 0 00 00 9 Smaletn p 0000 ring The troopers took him player to be honored Colorado Watkins 3 Chum p 0000 p each escorted and arm : and by State 0 University Wyoming triple and a sacrifice fly 1 :: litymnd p 12000 t 1 1 1 him outside also placed one man on the '''li : 18 11 ''' '1'''-- '41 BIG 9x121 And then the Bees went " Lootiql 'i':i team '''' ':'' '' Total 30 510 Si Totals 25 5 $ 5 SIDE ROOM TENT 140111 '''' ':': ' '''' -to town '1V -1 4 The teams: 9 for Watkins In 7th 1 ' 174-os wat I :::i 1 Heavy 4 2400 010 0—I First team — Terry Screnar Man Fia ' Reek an 11' '- I canvas with sipper mesh TO PAY! 1 tana lb LaMar Gehring Utah 2b: 1: 200 200 -6 They poured over five runs Sacrament screen front screened ts' s Meka Mart se John WYOMing neAtii :" Ile Wilill Full Z4t''' window in the bottom half to bring E—C Snilth Roil 2 DP—C Smith 4' :4 li4 Koehler Colorado State College 3b v::i floor Complete with poles ' Roberts to Roig: Peterson to Jacobs '' Ken Mazur Colorado State Univer4' iet 00 t Rowe home free Included in to '' ' Everything seeded for family camping i to Krsnich C Smith to Rout 1013—i ropes and pers If Bill Cowen Utah cf: a sensational savings! This tomit at pity trips k:S 4 2B— 3 '' Sacramento Sookane ' this outburst was a double by Kranich Davis HR—Littrell BB— Chamberlain Colorado State College Siete outfit was assembled by camping rf John Groniger Colorado State ii experts to fill all your tamping needs ' Barragan Bright and triples by Chuck Robinson SF—Bolger All top :i College catcher Frank Carzabal Colo'' '' A completely and comfortably I so r er h bh Harmon and Hamilton rado an outfit to last a lifetime!! LamState Jack euality College pitcher '': k Of 1 -S ' ':"‘V bourne Utah pitcher 's' ' :a! : 7 7 3 3 0 4 Churn (W BY Associated Press '' '::'4 ' y Honorable Mention—Buddy RobertVANCOUVIIII '' ' !SALT LANE Ai 3 4 4 1 0 Singleton ‘‘A '''''-eson New Mexico: Jim Pierson BTU ':''': s''' ‘'''": ''' ‘0' 4 TACOMA &brbrb 7 4 4 0 2 sb b rbi 11—Bob u ' --- ' In to win easily Tinnign 3b S 0 3 O'ICIng et 5 0 0 0 Mitchell It Bakes 0 Bright 3b Burham IS 8 0 0 OStevenalb Dyck lb Jnkwalt ab 5 I 1 0 Harmon rt Goss et 4 2 2 0 Baumer 2b 1 0 2 Hamiltn ss Ortel if 3 0 3 L Silvers c Whin c -- Cops Net Crown first attempt t s ' to beat out a field which in eluded the' best marksmen ' ' A 'N t 1 '' from 'seven western states r 4 7 '""E Alae7('' ' tt of 4 f Shooters from Utah Idaho " e a Nevada Wyoming Colorado and California Washington are competing in this year's Earl tuchholz oLSILogisja it' I 55 minutes meet ' Other winners Saturday in' ' '1"4 4 ' clude: Match 1—Robert Gil- Irtuns BaftedIn "- - "ltwet " -- National League—Banks Cubs 47 key Match 2—Charles Hnger 4 te4mpf:-q-v:bAVosielhaMboimmillionmeammooleAtailiWainalbaAhagoaSagt410oNdus44 4—q44 Cepeda Giants — Clifford 2e rni4cneoveeytrava 13 35 Zillicra4telVe—n I Orioles too American is on League—Hansen JIM Finnigan of the Mounties slides home but he the end of a weird double play third to second to first E Black 39 Minoso White bte as Charlie Slivers of the Bees reaches out to tag him I to catcher In fifth Inning of Derks game Saturday night Match 5—Albert It Schindler 100Varltankees If 1 i' - Four Teams - L '-- ( — - - ------ ': - ' 1 - -- UNION PRINTERS Conti( nental Agency and Elko Travel Bureau all have 243 records ' i mark ' while Lovings holds a t at the end of one week sli Star player for the first 1 week would be Richard Wright of the Elko Travel Bur'eau a I pitcher who has allowed only ' one hit ineight innings and Sunday's firing will start at Cops— who has sikrhits in eight times I 7 am at Port Douglas week honors at bat Two of his hits have Burton won the Regional League star of been doubles championships Saturday in his 4 - 9-- --- t - Earl Burton of Vacaville Calif: a newcomer to regional shooting competition Satur-day won the 1960 individual Regional Rocky Mountain High Power Rifle Champion- ship at the Fort Douglas rifle range Burton fired an aggregate score of 491 to wrap up the '60 championship The regionals will continue Sunday with team and serv- Ice matches scheduled i The score was with s seclefty Don picking ond victory of the season on t -- 131') ' e I' It 1 VI - - t ( - ' 3 Button Nabs Honors in Rifle Shoot 4' 0 111 i - ' -i 4 e i By John Mooney Tribune Sports Editor Lefty Don Rowe pitched the second straight complete game of the season for the Salt Lake Beee-whstretched their winning streak to three at the expense of the Vancouver Mounties Saturdaynight at Derks - - -- 7 ( Grab i ' eät:-son-tiOs''9::'-f4-- - S t - June 12 1163 Rowe Goes o - V IP r lieorll'ellww-I- wryly - Sixth Frame i ' 'lees r -- - - The Irtrerwrricv-Nrri- r 40 '4 vo " 1 lip — - 10B' t V ves-yiron- AA ArocA 4A 1 1 |
