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Show ' Cousins ? ? ? Outdoors 4-- by luffs Buzzers Again alt fab f ibtrar Maris Tops Padres Win, 8-for T 3rd in Row . 3, Don Brooks f Salt Lake City, Utah Page 32 Thus Far! July 26, Tuesday Morning 1960 Babe in By Associated Press Race to 60 SAN DIEGO, July 25-- The The controversy between the speedboaters and the fisher- - San Diego Padres, assisted by the solid relief pitching of Ed goes merrily on and your Dead Fish Editor dewill not be surprised one whit if someone gets punched in Hobaugh, Monday night feated the Salt Lake City Bees, the nose before many more moons. men-boater- s NEW YORK, July 25 (UPI) Roger Marls of the New York Yankees has the experts wondering whether Babe Ruth's record of 60 home runs in 1927 really is safe after alL 8-- THAT A PUNCH in the nose or a fat lip are well within by a recent yarn out of southern Utah. Seems a fishing citizen was dunking worms from a shady spot on the shore of' a lake when a hot roddlng speedboater, towing a couple of skiers, went charging past a few yards offshore. The resulting tidal wave almost drowned the fishing citizen who immediately became a very irate citizen. IT WAS the third straight victory for the Padres over the Bees and was the last game in this Pacific Coast League series. Before the twin sweep Sunday, the Bees had taken 10 of 11 games from San Diego. But the erstwhile cousins When the boat sped past a second time, the fishing easily pushed their skein to ' citizen was safe on higher ground. He bellered at the three after Hobaugh took over e from starting pitcher Don speedboaters: in the second inning. . "Come by here once more like that and Im going to get THE PADBES yielded Chick and shoot the blankety-blanmotor off your blankety-my leadoff home run in the Kings blank boat!" first, then took the lead in their half of the round on an Needless to Say, They Scrammed error, Valmy Thomas double, Needless to say, the executed that classic George Freeses sacrifice fly and Jim Greengrass naval maneuver known as "getting to heck out of there. Some entertaining correspondence has been fired back Salt Lake hit back with two J and forth between the opposing factions: runs for a 3 2 advantage in the RECENTLY, the Utah Federation of Boating Cubs wrote second inning. 1 Its members regarding a certain lake that "you will note that, Two walks sandwiched the fisherman is entitled to all the lake seven days a week or 112 .hours a week wMe the boater Is limited on his bath- - around Chuck Harmons hit and Don Gross single tub portion to air averse of 49 hours a week. Those statistics were summed up by an intriguing punch brought the counters. : line: San Diego vested the pitchNow you can see who is getting the hogs share of the ing responsibility in Hobaugh ' with a four-ru'pig!" burst in the Jack Allshouse of American Fork, president of the Utah fourth which brought a 63 ; Wildlife Federation-- , Immediately took umbrage at the al- lead. legation that his fishing boys were getting the hogs share" CABBEON signaled the atof anything, Including a pig. tack on Gross with his homer. adStan Johnson's bunt single, a Dean Jones, Bud Jackson and Lynn Daniels, left to right, lie fired back at the Boat Federation thusly: mire the salmon and their wives a weeks they caught during walk and Hobaughs single off Your reference to bathtub proportions of the waters the -- rlghtfield fence finished is purely figment of Imagination. Visit any lake In the the Bee' southpaw. state and you will find ample space is available for the small Hobaughs blow scored one number of hot rod boaters. run and a second counted I Latest thing in the mails was a letter from Wes Bolton when infielder Ken Toothman A threw wildly on the relay. of Milford to Norm Van Pelt, the Utah boating supervisor. Thomas sacrifice fly later finSpecial to The Tribune WES HAS BEEN objecting to the boating regulations as ished the flurry. Vic Waite realVERNAL set up on Navajo Lake and to gather some ammunition he With Hugh Pepper pitchized a five-yea- r ambition resorted to espionage methods. He assigned a secret agent ing, the Padres made it here Monday afternoon when bait other to Navajo. This gent looked like any dunker, in the seventh. he scored a on but in reality he had a pair of binoculars and a mechanical SALT LAKK the downhill No. 1 SAN DIEGO John counter stowed away in his creeL By Mooney rbl! ibrl bh rbl par four hole at the Vernal 2 L 1 2 Rbnaon cf 4 0 0 0 Kin cf His report, filed underground to Wes, went like this: Tribune Sports Editor Golf Course. Tthmn 2b 4 0 10 Rdrgviei h 3 1 00 Bright 3b 3 0 0 01 Thomas c 4 110 Waite, playing in a fourAlthough indications point Stevns lb 4 0 0 OlFrect 3b 3 111 Invisible some with Ed Thweatt, Cecil 4 0 1 OIGrngraarf 4 111 to a gradual disintegration of Ink! Written in Mtcheilll Probably 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 3 OlCarreon Baumer lb Harmon li 4 1 1 01 Johnson If 4 110 the Skyline Conference in its Wall and Chris McKinley, "June 30 at 3 p.m., five speedboats and 26 fishing craft Halle 3 0 0 O'SdwtkioNQf 1100 present membership, the presiused a No. 1 wood on the 2 on lake. July 1 at 3:30 p.m., one speedboat, 26 fishing. July Gross p 2 0 1 II Prrarese p 0 I 0 0 inshot which dropped Into the of dents the 1 1 member 1 01 1 4 2 0 eight Miley rf Hobaugh p at 1 p.m., four speedboats, 20 fishing. July 3 at 4 p.m., two Jimtnex p 0 0 0 01 while Mr. and Airs. H. Mounstitutions the cup composing 01 1 0 0 . speedboats, 17 fishing. tain States Athletic (Skyline) V. NIckelson, Salt Lake City, Pepper p 0 0 0 01 I 0 0 01 Conference, will hold their were putting out on the -"July 10, one speedboat pulling four skiers and two SI II Total Totala more speedboats and all left buoyed area several times. regular meeting as usual Initial green. Mill out for Jlmtnn In 7th; Tuesday In Salt Lake City. In Sth. "July 14, one speedboat racing around out of bounds. Salt Laka for Fappar HO an ana I of across front in one THIS IS THE routine speedboat pulling skiers cut July 16, Ox DM 40 Saa Dlara I K Baumer, Hall. Toothman. LOB fishing boat trying to dock. meeting of the presidents the $31,000 Salt Laka T. San Dtago 7. DP Fraaaa session to consider and act Wes fired this statistical broadside at Norm with this to . Sadowakt to Carreon; IB Thomaa. Graangraaa, upon the recommendations and observation: "It is apparent the regulations were set up S HR RoCarraon Kin. Mitchell to scare the drigue. ST Kin. Fraaaa. Thomaa to allow a mere handful of boating suggestions of the athletic diI h r ar kk a rectors and faculty representamajority, which is composed of peaceful fishermen. 3 0 3 Oroaa (L.l-3- ) If 8 3 0 0 0 1 1 tives, who met In Fort Collins Jlmtnea SO IT GOES. Some weeks ago your Dead Fish Editor Ferrara 1 4 3 3 3 1 last spring. S 0 0 0 I held that since 'the Utah Highway Patrol had volunteered to Hobauah (W. I 111 3 3 However, there were storm take over administration and enforcement of the boating act, Peppar A 1,731. T 25 signals on the horizon, and DUNEDIN, FLA., July vicwhy not let it Heberts (UPI) big Jay of the presiwhile the agenda We contended that the boating division of the Parks dents meeting was not avail- tory in the PGA championship and Recreation Commission was simply too undermanned to able to the public, it is quite at Akron boosted him onto the . handle the job although we hastened to point out it has been 10 money winners list Monpossible repercussions from top doing its best the Fort Collins meeting may day. be heard again. HEBERT, who won the 7-- 3 They Have Trailers Why Not Boat9? championship with a final We further contended that since the Highway Patrol has The meeting In Fort Colround of 70 Sunday to beat Jim to worry about boat trailer laws it would be a simple matter the lins, actually, brought Ferrier by one stroke, vaulted By Aaaodatad Preaa to let it worry about boats, too. seriousness of the confer- from rowhere to sixth on the TACOMA, July ence breakup to the surface. Arnold list behind Nothing has occurred since to make us change our Don Taussig batted in four Ken Dow mind. Palmer, Finsterwald, Immediately and a thereafter, runs with homer single Mike Souchak and Venturi, and We Just cant envision Supt Lyle Hyatt or any of his as the Portland Beavers bat- Utah, Brigham Young on the Jerry Barber. tered Tacoma pitching for 14 New Mexico joined highway gendarmes getting a punch in the nose. The victory earned Hebert director-facultathletic reprePaa in a hits and victory with Oregon $11,000 and gave him total SIGNALS: From Clayton, Idaho: "Theres a cific Coast League series open- sentative level . SMOKE broken-hearteState, Oregon, Washington winnings of $31,000. The PGA boy up here on the Salmon River. His young er Monday night State, Arizona and Arizona represented his first tournaChesapeake retriever disappeared on July 19. The dog Is ITACOMA in a two-daState reddish color, has very curly hair and answers to the name PORTLAND meeting in ment victory of the year but b r b rbl ab r k rbl Hebert has finished in the first 2b 5 0 1 O'Pagan a San Francisco. 1110 Cheeno. The boy has shed a good many tears and he Graff M Baxes ts 4 2 1 0O ConU 2b 4 13 1 five in six other tourneys. Univerrun the from some readers 0 1 l McCvey lb 4 0 1 1 However, of 3 Caution might rf your fishing maybe thought Wilton If 3 3 3 1 Prescott rf 4 0 0 0 across his dog. Charlotte Smith, Torreys Camp. Palmer leads all tour playMason lb 4 10 10 sity of Utah standpoint, there Perry If - Charlotte is this columns most faithful fishing reporter J Baxes 3b 3 110 0 0 0 0 is nothing new in the proposed 1 3 1 Zannl p ers with earnings of $68,700. 2 0 0 0 Tausslf cf 3 1 3 4 Alou cf Whd gtves tis the" dope weeklytnr the salmen run.-I- f anyone Gonrola e 3 0 2 0 Revetr rlOOO realignment, as of now. He added to his pile by $2,125 P 10 1 Oja Farley rf M00 hears about her sons dog, old Dead Fish would appreciate Grtffm 10 0 0 ATHLETIC Director James when he finished In a tie with Kennedy p 0 0 0 Haller c 0 0 0 Fisher 0 Jansen p 10 p ,10 your getting in touch with her at Clayton. Thanks. Shipley p 10 0 0 R. (Bud) Jack. said Monday he Doug Ford for seventh place If 1 1 0 0 had recommended to the ath in the PGA championship. SO 3 3 I Tetsls 3T1 14 T Tetala board and the board of letic out for Reveira In 7thj for Shlploy In 7th regents, following the San OOO 3f0 05 t Nab Legion Wins Partlaaft 000 OOO 003 Francisco meeting, that Utah At the Taeama WINOOSKI, VI, July 25 was at quarterback. E None DP M Baxes to Graff to with the new conferCraig Shoemaker blasted 3. LOB Portland 9. Tacoma 10. realign (JP) It was the first practice halback josts were Frank Gif- Mason home run and a triple to lead ence. 2B Caution, J Baxes Mason, OConsession of 1960 for the New ford and Alex Webster. Mel nell, Wilson 3B M Baxes, J Baxes. Nothing has happened since the Draper nine to a 14-- vicHR1Taussig ft Griffin, Caution SF York Giants of the National Jack said Monday. was the fullback. Gif- Causion. tory over Judge in an Ameri then, Triplett r bb so to Football League Monday 4 but can A. Dr. 3 1 3 3 4 Legion game Monday. 64a Olpln, Griffin (W, president Ray backfield was ford is starting his ninth year Kennedy 1 6 0 0 0 0 a7 a3 a1 the first-strin3 1 of the University of Utah, add Jude 0 0 001 42 0 Jansen with the Giants while Webster Fisher (L. ) familiar. 062 4314 T 0 4H 0 3 3 0 3 ed, "Our governing board (of Draper 2V 3 0 0 0 0 Charles Conerly, beginning and Triplett are starting their Shipley Terry and C. Shoemaker; Xtnvpehr. Zanni t 3 3 3 3 3 regents) has been kept in Jeffries, Stoddard and Droubay. HR T 2 St A 3.020. his 13th season with the club, sixth. formed of developments and C. Shoemaker Williams, 3b Shoo makar Ballard. received reports of activity, ft 2 010 the realm of possibility is emphasized UNTIL ROGER started blasting em with' regularity, Ruths mark had been con sidered in recent years to be an unassailable monument to the Bambinos prodigious Fer-rares- 1 30-3- 0 hif-tin- ' But when Maris hit No. 31 k at Cleveland on July 20, it put him far enough ahead of Ruths record pace of 77 to set the dopesters figuring again for the first time since s two-bagge- r. ' 8-- 3 Skyline Meet As Usual Set for S.L.' Golfer Realizes Long Waite hole-in-on- e 300-yar- d I i Rodrigue-Carraon- Hebert Gains In Earnings s 1111 Ralph Kiner, Johnny Mize, Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle made their unsuccess-fu- l runs at the record. The situation is confused by a tie game on June 15, but the way it figures Roger went 12 games up on Ruths pace when he hit No. 8L Through Sunday, though he still had 31, Maris was eight ahead of the Babes pace. Maris hit his 31st in his 83rd game this year while Ruth didnt get No. 31 until his fishing trip on Salmon River in Idaho. Largest fish, third 94th game, putting Roger 11 from right, neighed SO pounds, one of biggest of the season. games up. But one of Roger's tie with 83 games was a Kansas City thatll be replayed, giving Maris a total of 155 games compared to Ruths 154. So that gives Marls an extra game edge. AND IF THATS too just wait until SeptemThe salmon were really hit- years, said the river was ber when the whole question ' , crowded over the weekend, but may turn out to be Just anting! That was the, word brought crowd thinned out by mid- other failure. For September is the month back by a party of Salt Lakers week. that Ruths pace really kills who came home with 11 nice Biggest fish taken by the em. The Babe blasted 17 homers that month. In one scries salmon from the Salmon River Salt Lakers was a beauty. They used salmon egg at Boston, he belted five in in Idaho, clusters as bait 'two days. IN THE PARTY were Dean Johes, Lynn Daniels and Bud Jackson and their wives. -They headquartered at Torreys Camp upstrehm from . v t ,f Clayton and, according to Jack son, we had our best luck In the riffles, rather than the holes." 7-- 7 Word on Salmon River: Theyre Really Hitting MULLETT E(ELL Y'S Summer Clearance JACKSON, who has been a salmon hunter" for several! AL Extra Special! Bevos Down Tacos, Group: 60 72-ho- 25-Ex-- Giant pace-settin- g 7-- d y When you buy tires, Tropical and Regular dont gamble! (5)95 Insist upon proved a sensible sqfety-- at price! Drive Worry-fre- e SPORT SHIRTS on Kellys! Targe Selection, Tribune Baseball Scoreboard Wen Lest 42 46 48 47 61 55 87 33 Pet Behind .388 843 .535 .815 .490 .440 .447 .400 (Striker Salt Lake (unavailable) kane (unavailable). at Spft Vancouver (unavailable) at Sae 52 49 31 47 43 42 30 33 Texas League Home Runs' America. La.aaa Marla. Yankee. 31, Lemon. Senator, 24i Manila, Yankee. 24 NaUanal Ltacaa Aaron, Braves, 28 Banka, Cubs, 27, Mathew. Biavea, 21, Maya, Guuiti, 21. I 38 37 43 40 44 45 33 34 W.a L.at Pet. Bahia 378 .570 343 340 .494 .483 .409 .319 Detroit at Washington (nlgtjt) ) vs. Ramos (8-1Lary Kansas City at Baltimore (nliht) vs. Pappas ( 7 . Kucks ) Cleveland at New York Stlrm.n (4-3- ) va Ditmar (nlht (7 7) Chlcaio at Boaton (nlht Wynn va. Delock (5-3) j International League Miami 5 Montreal 1 Jersey City 8.. Toronto 4 Rich mod 3. Buffalo 1 Rochester 7. Columbus 4 (13 ning ) , -- - 1 Ma.lay'p Basalts (No samts scheduled.) Tmasdayt Prababl Pltek.r (unavailable), ftlo Grand Valley S. Amarillo 0 Victoria 4. Auatln 0 San Antonio 3. Tulsa I - ? Wea Lest Chicago 4H New York 6 Baltimore TVb Cleveland 10 Washington 14 Detroit 14 Vh Boston 13 Kansas City Meadays Kesnlta San Diego t, Salt Lake ft , Portland 7, Tacoma 3 (Only games scheduled ) Teesday'g Probable Pltehere Portland (Lovenguth 117) at Ta Coma (Bolin at ftan Diego Seattle (Pallet 3-- ramento National League American League Pacific Coast League "The regents have author lsed the administration to take the necessary action to protect the nnlversitye interests," Dr. Olpln add'd. However, Athletic Director Jack said the university athletic board had not discussed a withdrawal from the Moun-- Jtain States Athletic Conference Smith HolUd.r at this time. Farrtmond Cincinnati 8, Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis I (Only lamas scheduled) a Prababl Tieegay-Pttcbtrt Philadelphia at Chlcato Robarta (8-1- ) v. Hobble (8-1- Pittsburgh at St Louis (night) Law (12-5- 1 va. Simmons ) Cincinnati at Los Angelas (night) ) va. Podia (8 7). Purkay Milwaukee at San Francisco vs. Jon (night) Willey (4-(12-1- ( . Pioneer League' to- American Association Houston Charleston 4- Denver 4 Dallas-r- t Worth 3 1 (17 Minneapolis I. Loulivtll innmgal St. Paul 4 Indianapolis S 11-- Ma4ays Basalts Great Falla 4. Idaho Falla 1 Pocatello I. Billings I Bout t, Missoula (10 Innings) t TO DATE, our three meetings with the seven other interested schools have been on an exploratory nature to discuss mutual alms, ideas and problems. The San Francisco meeting found us in agreement to recommend the formation of a conference," Jack said. "However, at that time the decision and recommendation was passed to the university administration level, for action by the various university presidents. As far as I know, the university has not acted officially on the recommendation. t .MESf sM&ton oot Ol3 ooo 060 003 x 3 I V:2 Short Sleeves. Reg. $4 to 11.95 ' bra 300 ft 4 Murray 002 261 U ft 2 Bingham Cuff and Cuff. 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