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Show The Salt Lata Tribune, Tuesday, September 27, 1960 Yariks Etlge Will Serve All Skiers Solitude Builds Nats in lOtli Inning By Tom Korologos A - WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 (UPI) Hector Lopez pinch single broke a 22 tie in the 10th Monday night and the American League champion New York Yankees went on to defeat the Washington Senators, 4 2, for their 10th straight victory, s est race courses in skiing is sitting here waiting for snow. THANKS TO Pres Summer-hays- , University of Utah ski ,Z ' ! 'r ! y fy f '- -ft - v- I I , : K it ' r k A ' n H i . $5. A i j , 4 V ' v, - ' season.'5 .! v. "A NEW YORK Piaaot ef Loot lb Demrtri a kr 4 fc rbl WASHINGTON abrbrbl 10 0 0 4 0 10 4 12 0 110 2 0 Grdnr 2b S 1 Schalv 2b 4 12 0 Green cf 2 0 0 Killbrw lb 1 0 0 0 Lemon If 1 0 0 0 Allison rf 0--0 0'Bettey 10 11 Bertoia 3b 4 12 2 Vernlles li 0 0 0 112 4 4 0 S 0 0 0 0 S 40 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 10 u McDgld 2b 5 0 1 0 Vldvlao Howard e S 0 0 OKVaio Rchdsn 3b 3 0 2 OlConwIo 0 Boyer 3b 0 0 0 0 Ramoa p 1 0 0 0 Johntn 3b 0 0 0 0 Stafford p 2 0 O 0 10 0 0 Maaa p 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 10 '10 0 0 w- Jt. --aa- Bob Barrett, Pres Summerhays and Dev Jennings, left to right, look up the new ski race trail which winds Its To Top Grid Rung Athletics Tip Trilie, CHICAGO, -- pace-sette- Golfing Dentist Aces e i..'. Sept 26 (UPI) Frank Baumann 3; 6-- 1 BRAKE SPECIAL Iowa, Ohio State and Georgia Tech. The top teams with first place votes and season records in parentheses (points based on a etc., order): Milippi 1. (22) 2. Syracuse (201 1. Washington (9) SOM! 'S7 THROUGH MODUS SIIOHHY 'M HIOHEE WE DO ALL THIS Camel Collar, Comber, Too-i- liWHJMb oiifiQiiias WHEELER GENERAL TIRE CO. Tvo Big Locations 1388 South 2nd West Salt Lako City Phono IN 2320 Highland Drivo Sugar Houso Phono HU 21 (2-- 4. Illinois 9. Kansas (201 9. Northwestern (1) 7. Clemson ) a, Iowa t. Ohio State 10. Georgia Tech ) 11. Tennessee ) 12. Notre Dame (14)) 13. Texas (1-- 1 ) 14. Arkansas ) 19. Alabama 10. UCLA (141.1) 17. Navy (14)1 19. Mlnnesole (14)) 10. Missouri (241) 20. Penn State (14 ) IBS 137 97 91 99 99 43 40 35 32 30 29 27 24 20 -- multi-tiere- of ficlency most modern ones like Okla- homas. Its almost like being on a luxury ocean liner. (Stanley Woodward does say some eastern press boxes are more like the Weehawken Ferry.) If you arrive early enough, you get a free meal worthy of a first class, restaurant This, i of course, appeal to my Scotch strain. You get an accurate mimeographed play by. play report only a minute, it seems, after the end of a period. It makes -- hilL t WINTERGREEN FLAVORED CHEWING TOBACCO itt always fresh, , very handy pocket can Is dated! ' Recreation skiers .also be happy to see the run, Barrett said. will .'4 ' A Giants Rally To Defeat Dodgers, 6-- 6-- 6-- h Spencer p 0 0 0 Tetale It 01 9 9 2 Taul. 10 10 Hopefuls Bid For Athletics Los Angeles and Kansas City have pooled their interests and will make an offer to buy the Kansas City Athletics before the end of the week, the coordinator for the project said Monday nighL MORRIS CORSON, a Kansas City hotelman, said Los Angeles financier Elliot Evans and Kansas City banker Donald F. Roberts have worked out most of the details for the purchase of the American League team during the past week in California. We have everything all lined up, and we expect to Mat Shows Open Weekly .Slate Opening of the weekly mat shows at the Fairgrounds Coliseum is scheduled for Fri day. The Bat and Danno McDonald will abe featured in Fridays main .event Other battles will pit El Mongol against Lou Torres, Bill Melby against Rick Ferraro and Big Ox, Anderson will clash with Ken Larimer. DP Smith to Gilliam to Hodget LOB San Francisco 3 Lot Angelet 8 Mays, Plgnatano. Wills. Neal 3B Blaamgame. HR Howard. SB F. AJou. In r er bb 7 2 2 2 7 McCfk (W, 0 0 0 1 2 Miller 3 3 0 6 (L, 1414) 7 1 L. Sherry 3 2 1 Koufax 0 0 0 1 3 batters in Bth. T 2 28. A 15.865. 2B 10 Colonels Tip Bears, 5-- 3 By Associated Press LOUISVILLE, KY., Sept 26 Ken MacKenzies tight relief pitching enabled Louisville to withstand Denver 53 Monday night in the finals of the Americaft Assn, baseball playoffs and advance to the junior World Series. Traffic i$ controlled with signs. But you can control your money with a First Security checking The Colonels open at Toronto Wednesday nighL, Heres how it works: deposit each pay check in account. your checking account, then pay bills and make purchases by check. Youll have an accurate record of all of your expenditures and youll save time, too, for First Security does the book- Lefty Bobby Hendley, the leagues winningest southpaw, blanked the pennant-winninBears for seven rounds but hit trouble in the eighth. g LOUISVILLE, SECOND in the regular season race, thus won four straight after losing the first two games in the final series. keeping for you, periodically forwarding a statement of all deposits. and expenditures as well as returning cancelled checks. Start, today and be on your way to better control of your money with a first Security Bank checking account. Blaik Gives Views on Press Box Visits u the Cool Chewing! 4 Like Luxury Liner By Col Earl H. (Red) Blaik, Former football coach and athletic director, United States Military . Academy Since I began writing football pieces for the newspapers last year. Ive had a phance to visit press boxes. Its been enjoyable and ed-c a t lonal. amazed at y cross-countr- ... n Balance Front Whaals Impact front brake lining (Front broket woor foitotl) Add not dad broke fluid Impoct whtal cylindtrt end grooso (tola Inspect and lubricalo omorgcncy brake linkage Adjust flooring mechanism aromas 420 414 393 215 209 ) Vaaanf r k Future plans here call for installation of a ski jump which would make the area idea 1" for intercollegiate We can hold our Intercollegiate races here with ease, now," Pres said. With . the trail traversing the bottom of the canyon, the new downhill and giant slalom course and with the jump, itll be almost perfect. THE NEW trail, carved out mostly by Alan Engen and Jim Gaddis of the universitys ski team, begins at the top of Mt. Solitude, near the second lift terminal. It weaves its way down the Solitude saddle and swerves toward a finish in front of the- - new - Solitude Lodge. Another advantage, besides the safety factor, is that except for a few yards behind some knolls, the entire course is visible from the bottom of It gives thy intermediate skier a chance to get down easier and opens a vast new area for the experts." The trail has a vertical drop of 1,800 feet. It is about 1.5 miles long. - CITY, MO., SepL 26 (UPI) Bud Daley pitched LOS ANGELES, Sept. '26 Southpaw pitched the Chicago White Sox the Kansas City Athletics to (UPI) The San Francisco into a second place tie with a victory over the Cleve- Giants, getting all their runs in Baltimore in the American land Indians here Monday one big eighth inning, blasted League race Monday night night out a victory over the Loa by defeating the Detroit The victory was Daleys Angeles Dodgers Monday Tigers, 16th of the season and tied night. BAUMANN, WHO picked up his total number of triumphs gANriANdieCOILOS ANGELES his 13th victory against six last year. ab r li rbl abrk rbl 2b 4 113 Wills m 4 0 3 1 Blurme losses, was in trouble in only 0 0 4 3b 0 2 0 0 0 2b. Gilm n The Athletics pounded three Pagan 4 0 1 O T. Davis If 4 0 0 0 two innings, the sixth when Mavacf 1 If 4 11 Howard Alou rf 4 111 Detroit scored its first run, Indian pitchers for 14 hits, one FOptda lb 3 0 0 0 Hodges lb was which of Pete 5th 4 Daleys 12 Kirkldrf and the ninth when two more Dnvnpt 3b 2 0 0 0 Smith 3b came in. The Sox combed three home run .of the year. a McCovy 10 10 Neal 2b O W.Davtef Tiger pitchers including loser DALEY SCATTERED four Schmidt c 2111 0 0 0 Picnatnoc Bill Fisher for 11 safeties in- hits and was never in trou10 1101 O'Dell 0 10 Drytdale p three cluding by Minne ble. The run scored by Cleve- dLandrith Sherry p 0 0 0 0 el 0 1 OL. Oi McComk .. Minoso, . land came in the-fift"when e M. Aloupi 0 0 0 0 0 Koufax 1110 I CHICAGO DETROIT Walter Bond tripled and scored Miller p 1 0 0 0!-ab r k rbl! ab r b rbl i 3 9 10 Apsrieio Yost 3b ail4 00 10 02 on John Romanos sacrifice Tatala 154 145! Total 33 3 8 2 Virgil 3b 1 0 0 01 rox 2b Singled for Davenport la 8th; McAufe as 4 1 1 Oi Landis cf 9 0 0 0 fly. for Schmidt in Ith: cran for Kalin ef 2 0 0 0 Siever lb 4 10 0 The Athletics went to work for Marshall McCovey in 8th; Coiavtorf 3 0 2 1 M inoao If 3 3 3 3 in for McCormick in 8lh; 1 on O' starter Dick 3 2 0 in 4 4 0 2b Robtnsn rf the Bolling Stigman L. for out 8th; grounded Sherry in Bilkalb 4 1 0 l'Frcesc 3b 40 11 out for Hodges in Gcmert If 4 0 2 liCarreonc 3 2 10 first inning when Jerry Lumpe 8th; hg grounded for filed out Plgnatano in 9th 4 0 0 0 Bauman p 3 0 3 0 and Leo Posada walked and 9th; Chitl c on M two Fischer p 1 0 0 01 Sag Frsneiaee Bauer Hank 1 0 0 01 9ol 109 too 3 singled Lumpe Loa Angeles Regan p 1 0 0 0! home. Miller W Davit E Plgnetano, - 110 113 ALIGNMENT & f '"v p, J standards and will serve as a fine race course for all classes of skiers, Jennings said here the other day. The race trail was carved out by Barretts work crew under direction of Jennings and Summerhays. . 6-- 2 KANSAS CLEVELAND KANSAS CITY 329 114 br b out for Regan in 8th Aspromonte - fbi! Tuttle rf ab9 r k rbl 110 Detroit 00 OKI 0- g 2b 4 0 16 Lmpe a 2b 4 2 3 2 Cbleare , Ott 119 lOx Frncna If 4 0 9 U 3 12 1 E Chitl 2. Kallne DP Aparldo to Ptersail cf 4 0 1 00! Posada lb 4 0 2 1 Fox to Sievers; Freese to Fox 2; Powsr lb 4 9 0 0 Wlllms Bauer rf 4 0 11 Regan to Bolling to Bilko: VtrfU to Heldae 3 0 1 4 0 10 Bilko. LOB Detroit 5. Chicago I 2B Philips 3b 1 0 0 0ICerev3b 0 P Daley e 4 1 1 1 Colavito. Minoao. Freese, Bilko, rf 3 110 Johnsn 2b 4 0 0 0 Gernert. HR Minoso. SB Aparlclo. Bond Romano 8 10 0 1 Hamlin aa 0 0 0 0 SF Minoso. p 2 0 0 O'B Daley p 4 1 2 0 I h r tr bb s Stigman Nwcmb p 0 0 0 0! Fischer (L, 3x. 8 4 4 22 0 1 0 0 01 4 2 0 2 Resan 3S. Methtaa p 0 0 0 0 1 0 Spencer -- i Bauman (W. 134) 9 8 3 3 1 1 Tatelt 29 14 11 Tstals 39 8 14 8 WP Regan. T 1:39. A 5,494. out for Nsweombs In 8th. One 414 OOfl 1 Ctcyclmal Kaaaaa City let Stt tlx 9 DP Phillips. Aspromonts and Power. LOB Cleveland 3. Kansas 2B 3 WHICH Lumpe, Williams. Tuttle. City KANSAS, whipped 3 B Bond. HR P. Daley. SF Held. 41-as a prelude Kansas State Romano. b r r bk a to its televised battle with le 7 3 3 1 4 9 Stigman (L, 5 3 3 0 1 Syracuse this week, rose from 1 Newcombs 1 3 0 KANSAS Mathias CITY, MO., SepL seventh to fifth. Then followed, 1 tW.14-15- 1 4 B Daisy Clem-son- , 26 (UPI) Two investors from in order, Northwestern, PB Romano. T 191. A 3,483. e ' - 4k v The course fits all International Ski Federation (FIS) Summer-hays- way down ML Solitude. The new course begins at the top of ML Solitude and ends up In front of the ski lodge. Rebels Cling Chisox Defeat Tigers, 6-- Mill 134-yar- d ' . I Tv- T; By Associated Press 152-yar- v '"'I Mississippi clung to a nar Total II 4 11 2 Total, out for Veraalle In 6th; row margin over Syracuse out for Hunt In 0th; Monday in their tight two-teaup for Valdivielao in Bth; for Richardaon to 0th; battle for the No. 1 be on error position up for Stafford in th; fain, led for PUoni in 10th; , pooped in the Associated Press week up for Boyer tn 10; for Cotuolo tn 10th; 1 grounded out for ly college football polL Ramos in 10th. New Terk oni ana 1 I oit WASHINGTON continued as ' 000 Waikhiatea 0 4 e E Alltaon, Consolo. DP Stafford the only other serious bidder to McDougald to Long; Schatve to Valdlvlelao to KUlebrew. LOB New for first place although the York 10. Waihington S. 2B Cerv. two perennial HR Long, KUlebrew. grabbed off 42 of the 48 top votes of the special panel representing all sections of the T 2 40 A 0.508. country. Mississippi, which smashed Kentucky Saturday night 21-for its second victory, was named best on 22 of the ballots 2 and Syracuse, the defending By AfKielated Preag national champion, on 20. KNOXVILLE, TENN., Washington, in third place, reSept. 26 A Knoxville den- ceived five votes and the other tist, Dr. J. E. AUor, scored two holes in the same one went to Northwestern. round of golf. SYRACUSE OPENED the Ailor carded the aces on new season with a casual 35-the sixth and 17th holes at triumph over Boston UniverDeane Hill Country, Club sity the teams 12th straight Sunday. He used a five wood and the 18th in a row for reguNo. 6 and a six iron lar season play. Washington on the No. 17 both crushed Idaho 4112. Illinois, 17-- victory over Inuphill shots. Lloyd Foree, veteran diana, held fourth place but Deane Hill pro, said he be- below that position the weekly lieved the. two holes-in-onstandings underwent a lively shakeup, featured by the rise were a real Jirst in golf." of three Big Ten teams Northwestern, Iowa and Ohio State. Scores ? f- - r s walked with one out Lopez batted for Jim Pisonl and singled in the run. Long singled in the other. Cerv If Kubk u-c- f Mari, rf Mantle If Hunt cf i a . BOB CERV doubled to open the 10th and Roger Maris r.5rS: . r Solitude. f V owner-operato- 150-foo- m (,i .. i . - V; Barrett, of Solitude, and Dev Jennings, the Intermountain Ski Assn.s No. 1 ski t wide a swath has been carved on Mt. n -- Bob coach; Course Wide-Wid- e meets, according to . Tribune Sports Writer SOLITUDE One of the saf- : DUKE MAAS, who took over for starter BUI Stafford in the ninth, was credited with the victory. Pedro Ramos went all the way for Washington and suffered his 17th loss against 11 Wins. t' Dale Long put the Yanks ahead with his second American League homer in the second inning and the Yanks added an unearned run in the sixth, but Harmon KUlebrew tied the score with a two-ruhomer off Stafford in the seventh. It was Killebrews 31st of the 17 ?ad and think Matty did not look like a football player but he possessed a flaming spiriL A year after his There were few, press graduation from Miami in 1917, boxes then. Lieutenant Mattem, training combat In France, lost Often, the writers followed for air the play along the sidelines. his life when his plane dived Even from that position, it was 300 feet into San Diego Bay. I to emphasize that Matty impossible much of the time to wish tell who had done what, be- was a fine fellow so that some cause the players jersies were of what I have tp say In the not numbered. When I played rest of this essay will not be end for Miami of Oxford, if a taken too literally. game carried into the gloamMATTYS FATHER, Con J. ing, the field was lighted after Mattem, a prominent Dayton a fashion by the lamps of au- trial lawyer, Was a football tomobiles parked against the enthusiast Whenever Matty fence at one end. performed well, which was Such conditions caused a practically all the time, Mr. major reportorial error In our Mattem would give him a gift 1916 victory over Wooster. I of money. (There is nothing made the only touchdown of Illegal about such a gift today, the game on a pass from our even In the Ivy League.) team captain, halfback Vivian After the papers credited (Chief) Crawford, but the Matty with that winning touchpapers credited it to the other down I scored against Wooster, Mr. Mattem gave him $50, a end, Gwinn Mattem. 7 fortune to a college player in Matty and I both came those days, Matty did not disfrom Dayton and played at illusion his dad. Steele High, although he was I threatened Matty with a class ahead of me. bUckmalL In a more or little Six feet He argued convincingly, that height, but with a slight frame, you shake your back 45 years. - . . it was not how you played the game that counted but who, according to' the newspapers, made the touchdown. Matty couldn't have gotten away with it in front of a modern press box. But he'd still have been an All Time Miami end. YOUR NAME PRINTED FREE on ALL CHECKS - r Grand Opening - ' r Checkbook wallets also free! Your choice of 2 kinds of accounts Regular or Checkway WRESTLING FRIDAY and ADDRESS 8:30 PM. "THE BAT" danno McDonald 5? Special EL MONGOL LOU TORRES MELBY BIG OX vs. vs. FERRARO LARIMER COLISEUM .. 1.501.851.0050 TICK! TSi FIRST SECURITY Mini, Sill . A Neda lint Sacvrity loA tf . A Fml Stcwity tool of Ulob, N A. Fml Security Ion) of RedSpring Member, federal Dtpout Inauronc Corporation ' WoHo, N w I |
