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Show ipi rgi r n Tf'fJ i y ;,oyiiy-t- ry 'jyriy y y'yp y y 'py Jpp)io'iy:y,"',,T1' y 'ly yfr'jpi' 'i i y ,yi, njyiin The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, August 6, 1960 22 Graham Fund Help Pours care of The Salt Lake Tribune, 143 S. Main Street," Salt Lake City, Utah. Friday a contribution came In from a couple in Roosevelt with the notation, "God bless yoji, Mrs. Graham. By Marion Dunn I Tribune Sports Writer The late Athol Graham exhibited a pioneer spirit in building his own racer Ho seek a world's record and his many j followers are matching this spirjt by ! answering a call to help his widow and four small children. t , I , A Salt Lake motorist who had his car in the Graham garage sent a contribution. WITHIN A DAY of establishing the An Oakland, Calif., couple sent a check saying that they had read the Athol Graham story In The Tribune while stopping afpocatello, Idaho, and wanted to help his family. Employes and owners of many Athol Graham Fund The Salt Lake Tribune has received many generous contributions. Contributions should be sent or delivered to "The Athol Graham Fund" Sports Shorts All in local businesses sent or brought in contributions collected at the firms. All in all tne fund was offto a successful start. ATHOL GRAHAM was killed when home-mad"City of Salt Lake crashed at 300 mph at Bonneville Salt Flats Monday morning. He left his family in need of financial assistance. And the public was responding generously. Salt Lake physicians were among early contributors to the fund, and seeveral contributions had .been received from Sigurd, Utah. his e Sport Knight Tops Field in Links Test Daredevils, Stocks Top Weekly Show Tonight main event plus a A daredevil show features the weekly stock car program Saturday at the Fairgrounds Speedway, Ferrol Papworth, track official announced Friday. " TEX OTHER races also are on the agenda, Papworth said. ! The activities will begin at 7 p.m. with the qualifying runs. The trophy dash gets under way at 8:30 p.m. The daredevil affair features a special husband-and-wifteam. Ron Wilson and Janie will be the added attract30-la- I , more, Provo; Thomas E. Kim-ber- , Brigham City; Hal Wood, Ogden, and Craig DCLarsen and Robert Allen Taylor, both of Salt Lake City. By Aetocieted Preae Utahns Lose Special to The Tribuna Tex. Sime Snares e 6-- 6-- First in Coast Race" 5-- 6-- 6-- 3 100-mete- near-capacit- y - ; 50-5- 11th vt. Bountiful Centerville 3rd va 12 30 Kay First va villa 2nd vt. 26th; 1 40 Cannon 3rd vt. Fast 18th; 2 60 Hat vt. Bountiful 12th; 4 P m. Yalecrett Olvtaten 10 Jsnlara No 1. 6 schedule Saturday Mill Creek 6th vs Granger pm. South Cottonwood 4th: 7 10 pm. Taylors2nd vt Draper 3rd; 6 20 ville 2nd vt. Murray 2nd; 9 30 Lakeview vt Granite. No. 3, 6 pm. Taylorsville vt. Valley View 5th; T10 Midvale 2nd vs South Jordan; 6 20 Mill Creek 5th vt. Ben-nlo030 Tooele First vs. Valley . . View 2d Division 10 Ssnler 6 No. 2. Saturday! schedule Draper 3rd vt Valley View pm. 7 10 Tooele 11th vs. South First: Sencer 2nd Cottonwood 2nd: 8 20 MiB Creek vt Mulltday tihr 30 12th va. Cottonwood First. No. 4. Pleasant Green First vs 6pm Granger 6th vt Granger 0th; 7 10 Draper 2nd; 8 20 Taylorsville 3rd Lakeview vt vt Butler 3rd; 8 30 Bennion Division Nina Staler Bountiful 13th 6, 16th 6. (11 innings ; South Bountiful 11, North 17th 2; Ensign 2nd 8. Poplar Grove 3rd 2, 11th 10. KaytvUle First 3; 30th 16. Roae Park 4th 6, North 33rd 0. South Harvard 7, Bountiful 16th 10, Cannon Fifth 0. Webster 7. 24th 13th 10. Bonneville 3. 8. South Bountiful lllh 13. Bountiful 8th 3, East 20th 5. Cannon 4th 2. South Bountiful 2nd 8, Poplar Grove 2nd 5. Jefferson 4. North 21st 1; Riverside 8. Rose Park 3rd 5; University 6th 5, Bountiful 3rd 3. ful 14th; tirst: Tooele Swim Special to Th Tribune TOOELE Swimmers 'from Salt Lake City, Brig- ham City, Clearfield and Tooele will participate In an invitational tournament here Saturday at 8 p.m. The meet will be held In , the Municipal Swimming Pool. r 10 Utahns Draw Buffalo Permits Netters Close County Play Champions were crowned in eight divisions Friday as the Salt Lake County Rural Tennis Tournament came to a close. Mary Ball and Gay Gilbert up the girls 18 and under doubles title by, defeating Pamela Kemp and Karen , in Almendinger, the longest match of the day. MARK MAGLEBF also had to go lpto overtime to post his victory, besting Ronnie for the Rainger, boys 11 and under title. The results. sewed Lady luck roosted on the shoulders of 10 Utahns Friday as their names were drawn for buffalo hunting permits at the State Capitol. The hunt drew a totalfo! 3J13 applicants. The 10 lucRy"ap-pheant- s will go out In September. The hunt is for bulls only. Here a list of the Lucky Ten:" James 2-- 7-- 6-- 13-1- and under Boys Magleby del. Ronnte 11 tin! Mark Rainier, 74. Olrlt 19 and under tingle Patsy Leewtnburg def. Carol Fatter, 4. 4 2 50 pjnNo 2. Boyi 13 and under tingle John 61. B. Bryant, Dugway; Mart def. Dan Poulton, Murray City Softball Girl IS and under aingle Kathy 9 7 3 64. Utah Power asd Light Lynn H. Burningham, Clear- Crellm def. Colleen Marker, 3 2 9 Chuck Carpeta Inc. Boy i 15 and under tingles field; Jean Camp, Annabella; 64. Stav Jonas, Coleman end Gordon Barker and Don Culp (tel. Harold Done, Delta; 6-- 6-- 6-- Genessy, Kearns; Ronald Hay- BOWLERS Girla It and under tingle Georgian! Burton del. Gay Gilbert, 63, Girt It and under double Mary Ball-Ga- y Gilbert del. Pamela Kemp Karen Almendinger, doublet Kathy It and under mixed Pack def Bod Fitzreraid-ClyJana Crawford, 6-64, STRIKE IT Quarter Midget Results RICH Junior trophy daah johnny Ricky Darrouth Senior trophy daah Billy Gate. Dennit Norman. Junior heal Johnny Hansen. Ricky Darrouth. Senior heat Dennis Norman, Billy Gates . Junior main Johnny Hanaen, Ricky Darrouth. Senior mam Melvin Hadfield, Ron Henderson. 20 ' Gama Single with Hand! Bonwood Lanes Bailee Henpy Wande3.046, 690; Key Murdock. 459, Roee Codnick, 179. Bl Ten Unpredictable., 3 813. 960; Bob Cook. 684 Gey Moffitt, 330 Ruaty Boxen 1 613; Ch Inner. 643; Javhewkera, Bill Nielten, 495; Hy Moulton, 306 Bonwood rers ' 66-6- TRAILING by one stroke Thursday behind Bob Rosburg Knight found the wet fairways and greens to his liking Friday as he toured the tight Wethersfield Country Club course in four under par. He collected four birdies in a sizzling display Of shots. One stroke behind the tour 160-poun- d from Apple Valley, Calif., were Dow Finsterwald of Fla., and Jack Fleck of Los Angeles. And not Too ftr away were Ken Venturi of Palo Alto, Calif., Lionel Hebert of Lafayette, La., and Bill Col lins of Crystal River, Fla., with 1st 135s. KNIGHT, AND most of the pros, managed to es cape the heavy rain that fell Friday morning, flooded the fourth hole on this par 6,548-yar71, layout, and forced suspension of play for more than 30 minutes. Rosburg slipped from his 65 of Thursday to a 74 for. a 139 total. He did not like the moist course. big-nam- 35-3- 6 new wonder blend of d Dow Tin Dick Knlrht. terweld. 67 87134. Jack Fleck. 68- 134. Ken Venturi. Bill Collint. Lionel Hebert, 7065136, Dou Ford Paul Harney. 69 68137; Hetief Wait-meBill Bhnton, 68 69 A1 Silford. 137; Charle Tom Nieporte, Beselink 8 69- 69 138. 138; Arnold Pa'mcr, Dave Ragan. jay Brewer. Gene Uttlrr, 69 70139. Fred Hawkins. 69 70139. Bob McCM Lee Raymond, 69- Uster. 68- 70- 139; Bob Dick LundahL Roqburg. . Martin Gets Off,: Fine By Associated Press CINCINNATI, Aug. 5 National League president War rprt C. 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He is to undergo surgery Saturday. Giles announced his decision after a day-lon- g investigation of the Incident - MARTIN later said he had sent a telegram to Giles requesting a hearing in order that he might tell his version of the Incident. This action apparently was taken instead of his earlier announcement that he would appeal directly to baseball commissioner Ford Frick. y cap MR.' BOWLER YOU can win, at much at $4,600 and not lest than $500 even If you finish at low at 60th place with handicap. JAILAD- YYOU can win at much at $1,810 and not lets than $100 even if you finish at low at 30th with handicap. Enter ANY Day Squads EVERY Day Lett Day Labor Day If Ever Yea Are Going to STRIKE IT RICH Here Is Your Opportunity Call Young. 7 StevensMerchant County Brown 4 4 forfeit) 7 t rn Mondays schedule County Merchants vs. Laury Miller, 8 15 p.m. Bigler's vs. Steven Brown, 9 30 pm. UP&L v. Tenerts Tuesdavs schedule 7 p m Teinerla va. Biglers; 8 15 pm Carpets Inc. vs Town and Country Rambler, 9 30 pm Laury Miller vs. Murray FOE. Han-te- In Big WETHERSFIELD, CONN., Dick Knight,, who Aug. 5 shared the opening round lead in the 1959 National Open, Friday set the pace at the halfway Insurance mark in the City Open golf tournament total was a HIS nine-133, nde after rounds of e Watch me let this guy go Utah last hopes of copping honors from first to third sn then in the National Jaycee tennis cut him down at the plate!" tourney here went glimmering Friday when Bob Foulger of Salt Lake City was defeated in a fourth round consolation match. Nick Frederid of New Jer. sey defeated Foulger, Earlier in the day, the young ion. Salt Laker had defeated Bizz THE HIGHLIGHT of their Sheshunoff of Arkansas by a stunts come when they pull a score. By Auoclated Pr.fi double crash Into a pile of LONG BEACH, CALIF., cars. Norman Wins Aug. 5 Dave Sime, who ran 1 Ron zooms up a ramp and Mary into bad luck with a bad leg Golf Meet Provo crashes his car. Moments later four years ago, sprinted right Janie goes up the same ramp Special to The Tribune into a starting spot on the and crashes on top of Rons. PROVO Mary Norman, U.S. Olympic team Friday Provo's No. 1 woman golfer, night with an upset victory In LDS Softball ; r chalked up another first place the dash. here Friday snaring low gross The annual LDS THE FORMER Duke star Softball Tournament will open prizes in the Womens State amazed a crowd with the annual banquet at Invitational golf tournament. of about 10,000 Beach Cannon Stake picnic area MonMRS. NORMAN has won Memorial Stadium by beating followand 22 the day, Aug. s the Provo Timp club cham- a great field In a ing day 62 teams will begin meet with a time of 10.5 secfour years pionship straight their bids for the Junior and so her Friday victory came onds against a senior titles. wind. as no surprise. Ray Norton, generally reTHE TOURNAMENT will Luana Jones took low net start Aug. 23 at George Q. honors In the big meet, and garded as the top U.S. sprinter, Morris Softball Park, 22nd Alice Lindberg won the derby. suffered a recurrence of an old back injury during the race South Second West and finished last There will be 32 teams In Gub Country both junior and senior divithe round for Qualifying sions. Play will be held each Senior Club championship will LDS Softball division. in each and No 1, 12 30 night day Saturday! schedule be held Saturday at the Salt 15th vt. Orchard 2nd; 140 pm. The tournament will end Aug. Lake Club. va. 6tht 2 50 Cannon 7th Cannon Country Rose Park 2nd va 33th 4 pm 27. It will have two divisions, 24th 10th. No. 3 CapiBountiful vt. will be a one ; The tournament va West 11th: 1 40 p m and the other 60 and tol Hill 2nd Harvard va Poplar Grove single elimination affair with over. The event will be run on 4th;South 2 50 ValVerdt va. Bountiful Arbor vs. Rose Park 3ra; 4pm. upper and lower brackets in a handicap basis. Bonnevilla vt. 4th: No 4. 12 30 each division. North 21st va Bounti2nd: 1 40 MIDLAND, - , Wire or Write Racing Roundup Rich Stakes Top Program Today By Anocieted Preea ' The HOO.OOO-addeSapling at MonStakes lor mouth Park headlines the national racing program Satur- OGDEN, UTAH IXport tri- favorite. umphs, was the However, he finished fifth In his only previous race at the New Jersey track. Bob will ride Hail to Reason. day. - Four other stakes winners PATRICE JACOBS Hall to are In the bulky field of 18. 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Dotted Swiss and share top weight of 122 pounds In the Laurance Armour. Dotted Swiss, who will be ridden by Willie Shoemaker, has won five in a row including two $100,000added tests all in California. Talent Show has been assigned 'top weight of 123 pounds In the Whitney a race in which weights are assigned according to how much money the horses have won. Name Check, M.O. Address v ' City Zone.... State Charge O C.O.D. Include 35c shipping charge Utah residents add 2A state tax STRAW HAT - .CLEARANCE All pew styles Including genuine Panama hats, both plain and fancy tands. Natural, char and brown, sizes 6 to Th. Reg. 5.00 to 5.95. ZCMI MIN'S lURNISHINGJ Downxtalri Store j |