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Show aqptNpe- - - f I jl"y- HirtMirin yf"nfi - 3 The Salt 14B I. lake. Tribune,' Sunday, April r I. 1961. ,' Tom-Tom- Soriano Sees Bees Drop 7--5 Battle Beat, by s Tom Korologos DAYTONA BEACH, - FLA., five Innings lor the Salt LakApril 1 (UPI) The Salt Lake ers. Bees had Pacific Coast League The Bees play host to Seattle A Washlngtpn, D.C., Is a Jong way from Alta, Utah. And, in snow. between the two there is a lot of everything-ncludi- ng snow. But, not Utah-typAnd that is why the wife of the United States secretary of defense came so far last week to indulge in. the favorite recreation of the Robert S. McNamara' family skiing. "I love Alta," exclaimed Mrs. Margaret McNamara. After all, 10 inches of new powder. . . . And where was the bossman of the nation's defenses? "He had to stay n Washington," Mrs. McNamara said. The defense budget was submitted this week, you '. know. . ' ' And, without doubt the secretary w",a would have preferred to be on the Mrs. Robert S. 'j slopes. He's been here before and McNamara , will be again. ' Marg McNamara brought two of the three children in the family with her Kathy, 16, and Craig, 10. Daughter Margy, 19, a student at Stanford University, remained in, Washington, readying herself for spring quarter at the California college. Ski addicts and nomads that they are, the McNamaras have skied slopes all over the U.S. and in Switzerland, too. President Dewey Soriano as a guest here Saturday, but lost their exhibition game to Torontos Maple Leafs, , to drop their spring record to e AND THE SNOW like. .7-5- L SORIANO, TONY Start of Grid Chores Rands Wiley, pointing, plant manager of Bonneville LtL, Tom Freeman, foreman of the flotation- - plant, look at I I the huge draining ditch that has been dug on the Bonne-anville Salt Flats. The ditch measures 16 feet in depth. d The McNamaras made plenty of new friends during Lower Brine Level And many of those friends didn't realize the friendly, McNamara family from Washington, D.C, belonged to the U.S. secretary of defense. fun-lovin- Salt Flats Ditch to Help Keep Track Dry, Safe Mr. Bronson Learns to Ski At an age when most folks choose to sit in the old rocking chair and watch Old Paint go off into the sunset Fletcher Bronson of Monticello has decided to take up skiing. RATHER HE DECIDED two years ago, at the tender age Mr. Fletcher isnt still a moment. On Saturdays and Sundays when snow conditions permit Mr. Bronson charges over to Blue Mountain ski area and makes a run or two. of 74. Now 76 And despite the fact hes been on hoards for only two years youd think hes been on them for 70 he skis so well. i Mr. Bronson went to Monticello when three years old and he has been a farmer most of his life. OTHER RECREATIONAL sports also take up Mr. Brort-sontime. He likes to go bow hunting, skating and riding. The death last week of Arza Boulter will leave a great, - big vwt4n the chores snow-removal hr Big Cottonwood s Can- yon. Mr. Boulter died as a result of critical injuries he suffered March 14 in a car mishap. HE HAD BEEN on the road crew for the Brighton highway for some 10 years. He and his helpers were responsible for the excellent job done on the areas skiing roads. Mr. Boulters personality and hard work will be missed by the skiing fraternity. Flames Destroy Coast Skiers County SJti Hut Win at Vandals Friday the In- a Thursday meeting of baseCommittee ' in PCL had defsaid the Tampa, initely abandoned plans to use their controversial rule which was voted down by the committee. Oil 001 0008 18 1 Salt Lak 11 OOO balls Rules n 7 0 03 400 Toronto Dailer, i Tarekaa (S' and Xdwarda, Newton (S' Chakale Smith (4) Eoaeiv baum (8) and Thompaon. Seattle, Wins Pair FLA., April 1 (UPI) The Seattle Rainier Saturday dealt a double shutout to Johnstown of the Class to Thi Tnbuna Special A Eastern League by scores of PROVO Brigham Young and . University will sort its foot ball gear out of mothballs MonTWO RAINIER pitchers day and will become the first yielded six hits In the seven- -' of the three major Utah Inning opener and three Raischools to launch spring prac- nier hurlers contained the tice. Johnnies on five hits In the More than 100 candidates, finale. 1st gamtl half of them freshmen, are ex- Johnstown 000 000 ft 0 ft ft 014 003 x 8 ft 1 pected to report Monday after- Seattle (5 and Hotter. Stanoon to the Cougars new staff Wood, Mauey 9)t Ritchtei Prout (8) and Wolfe headed by Hal Mitchell, an ex- ples Imbriani tft). 2nd came: ponent of the single wing. 0 I ft Johnstown 000 000 000 DELAND, 11-0- 8-- 0 V their Alta stay. n Cougars Date Ulf ON hand to WASHINGTONS spect the Bees after attending homer had given the Bees alead midway in the contest, but the Leafs climbed on pitcher Bill Fazekas for three runs and the lead in the eighth. Bill Dailey worked the first two-ru- Isnt the only thing about Alta they "It s relatively quiet here," Mrs. McNamara said, obof Washviously happy to take a break from the hurly-burlington political life. in Sundays game, end Manhas ager Herman Frank scheduled Sheldon Dent, Pete Olsen and Julio Guerra lor ' ' mound action. Mondays Initial session, Mitchell said, will begin at 3:30 pun. and last for two hours and 20 minutes. - 200 030 lSx U 11 2 Seattle Christiana, Perea 5, Cody (7) and Martin. Slack Smoot, Thompson 5. Hansen (8; and Cronin! Skeen (5). night Snake The drills, which have been Creek skiing tentatively set for Monday, r hut in the pass between Bv Associated Pres Tuesday, Thursday and SaturCity and Brighton, offiday of this week, will continue cials from Brighton reported SUN VALLEY, IDAHO By Marion Dunn right at the surface giving the Saturday. Jack Morbeck of Seattle and for a month. Fairmont League impression that the salt flat Tribune Sports Writer Thef hut, built In 1949 to Spring practice will be cliIngrid Simonson of Yakima, maxed. The Fairmont League of th tourserve SALT is a big lake. with an intra-squaBONNEVILLE Western Bo Baseball Assn, will In the summer the natural ing skiiers, belonged to Salt Wash, won the boys and girls A huge drainage FLATS game on Y day May 3. hold its tryouts Monday through level drops a few Inches, brine No Lake of downhill races Saturday at the estimate County. Wednesday at 5 p m. at the Fairditch, which might make it but Is not far below the sur- loss was made. THERE WILL be nothing mont diamonds. annual American Legion junior possible to control the surface face. Even as sumas last routine about the Cougars dry There will also be a meeting of Ski patrolmen at Brighton condition of the salt and thus mer was the ground water reported youngsters went to ski meet. parents and boys Mondav at practice this spring. With a all provide world land speed rec- level was 7 30 p m. In the Irving Junior High only about six Inches the hut on snowshoes Friord seekers with a smoother, MORBECK, formerly of Kel- new system introduced and in- School auditorium. The league wal surface. below the stalled it will be a long and formerly the Tlmpanogoi loop. day and started the fire. safer track, now winds its way logg, Idaho, won in one min- hard RACE DRIVERS here have struggle between now and along the southern three miles Ivy League ute, 45 4 seconds. John Jonas the first game of the season. of the Bonneville Speedway. long known that as the heat The Ivy League of the Western 1.48.4. was in of Boise second summer sun Bovs the of Baseball and his Mitchell face staff Assn, will hold Its evaporates The brine drainage ditch Miss Simonsons time was the task with fewer than a half registration Tuesday between 4 was originally dug bark In the moisture on the immediate and 5 pm. at the Municipal Dia1:58 8. Sandra Shellworth of dozen senior lettermen. In surface of the salt capillary fact, monds. the days of World War L Boise was second in 2:02.0. action tends to replace the these seTilors will have to move Bovs must be between nine and It wasnrewpetiPtLthf sr winter 'evaporated "wafer making it In team scores Idaho and in order to keep pace with a 12 years of age and live In the by Bonneville Ltd. The ditch rise to the surface from a horde of juniors and sopho- area of Ninth to 13th South and Washington led with 335.4. to 11th Ea&t or 13th to is about 16 feet deep and runs few inches belew the surface. mores who are anxious to move Seventh 17th South and Eighth to 11th For this reason it has alparallel to and roughly a half That was equal to the total up the ladder. East mile east of the southern three ways been considered best to time of the best three of four track. the miles of BYUs LOSSES from the race at daybreak, or soon skiers in the boys and best of Spcll to Th Tribun 1960 club, which finished PROVO Brigham Youngs three in the girls. IT IS ANTICIPATED that after, to take advantage of for the season, include quarterthe ditch will lower the brine the driest salt surface during baseball team swept a twin Washington was first in back Bud Bargains Galore As the sun heats the bill from the day. Balnap, halfback of Southern team scores for the girls with College level In the area from two to MaDick center Jack Gifford, evaporation produces Utah here Saturday, 10 feet and leave the southern salt, and 245.4. Idahe was second with loose salt and capil- 9 3. Classified Ads goffin, tackle Wes Vorwaller 249 8. part of the race track drier lary action crystals a Smith and ends and Merlin supply provides CSUs only run in the first and possibly safer than beof new brine which lubricates contest came when Bob Braith-wai- t YOUNG SKIERS from 10 LeRoy Overstreet. fore. them. states and two Canwestern in home the It is possible, of course, that singled tally Mean- adian provinces competed. A this move will also make it THE BONNEVILLE Speed the , seventh inning. necessary to scrape and pre- way Assn, has agreed with while, with Bill Wright lead- slalom winds it up Sunday. John Hollow of Montana tied pare the track more than in Bonneville Ltd. to keep the ing the way with two rbi's on the past to prevent the curling area near the ditch posted and a double and a triple, the Cats for third in the downhill with of cracked salt which occurs the public must follow the des- piled up their nine runs on Bob Gorsuch of Aspen, Colo, m 1:52.2. David Engen of Mcm extremely dry areas. ignated routes to the specta- 12 hits. Call, Idaho was fifth in 1:52.4 But it could be smoother tor area. CSU JUMPED on pitcher This is essential because the and safer and thus be exMontana did not have is deep and wide and a Ken Hicks for three runs in ditch tended to the entire length of enough girls to compete as second the of the could car first from small inning drop the course. team. a held were scoreless game, but sight. Last summer when the many BANDS assault Colorado stood third in team man- after the WILEY, plant per hour racing cars here for Bonneville Ltd., by Hicks and Lani Haacke who standings at 350 0. ager moved onto the flats in big said Alberta, Canada, was fourth that the carcasses of two came on in the fourth. numbers the condition of the The double victory brought with 352.4. Utah was fifth with were uncovered when horses salt surface became of creat 352 8. ,the ditch was reopened. "They the Cats season mark to importance. were pickeled in the brine and They entertain Snow College Oregon was third in the girls IN OTHER years one or two in near perfect condition," he in a doubleheader Tuesday at with 289.0. Wyoming's young 1 p.m. in Provo. feminine star, Karen Korfanta drivers had run on the salt. said. First far ThV 1961 assaults on the And the track seemed safe oon ono ino1 8 4 of Pinedale, was 11th in the n.i 001. OOx 9 11 3 downhill In 2:57.6. World Land Speed record will byu enough. Mosteller Haws (8) and Pierson, John Miller of Salt Lake But in 1960 things were dif- 'start in August with Thomp Bland Nelvm (8) and Merchant ferent. Mickey Thompson sev- - son- Campbell and Dr. Na 10,000 SQ. FT. City finished 13th in 1:56.4; Second fame 300 000 ft $ 4 8 John Durham of Salt Lake was Ostich and his jet car CSU eral times came close to BYU 060 301 x 0 ft 0 aster in swerves. Salt Laker expected to be the top competi-Atho- l Ford. Smith 5 and Merchant; 14th in 1:56.8, and Mike Wilson of Salt Lake was 17th In 1:59.6. Hicks and Haarke (4) and Samples Graham was killed when his City of Salt Lake rolled. Britains Donald Campbell FULL rolled his countrys $4,000,000 Bluebird and was injured. PRICE All accidents came when Tim Payments Can Bo Arranged the cars were accelerating and all apparently from the tors Sportsmen-Vocationists-Invessame reason. By Associated Presa aimed rights and stabbing him one of whom Paret defend At certain times the surface NOW-F- or the first time you can purchase a MIAMI BEACH, FLA., April with a potent left. ed himself largely with his of the track is covered with 1 lot at Taylor Flats of unimproved Emile Griffith of New IT WAS large a battle between well battered face as he waded loosely adherent salt crystals York won the world welterBrowns Park, County, Utah for only Daggett two which act like little ball bearathletes, in endlessly in an effort to of the most scenic in heart the Saturday $299. Right ings and allow slippage of weight championshipout Benny loose his piston-likflumes. of the west. part tires. Once a car accelerates night by knocking in 1:11 of TKid) Paret of Cuba Griffith, after learning in into high speed and swerves schedthe first couple of rounds that even slightly from a straight the 13th round of their Contitle bout at uled he had nothing to fear from 2 path it is in effect met by a vention Hall. the champion's largely powdeself generated wind of 300 or r-puff A solid left hook followed flurries, soon found more mph. This wind tends to Rip, a a way to protect himself from a right put the game Cuban retrieving by In the car the opposite out for the first time In his dog owned by Dan push Deer Elk Goose Duck and Chuckar hunting Edwards, the pestering punches and at direction inducing a side Is superb. Miles of river and stream fishing, Saturday won the open stakes the same time land his own career. swav. at r. trial sponsored by the also Flaming Gorge Dam will form a lake 93 shots. At the count of 10 he was Great Salt Lake Retrieving booming miles long, making this one of the wests Expert driving may corelstill resting on his right Griffith would close In Club at oint of the Mountain. rect this but a tiny error finest boating and fishing waters. with the start of s flurry, tie bow, eyes staring unseelngly can be fatal, or near fatal. EDWARDS also won the at the ring lights. Miles of historic trails for hiking and horse up the frustrated Cuban, and The ground water level here derby with Jet. work Inside with punishing back riding. Indian arrow head hunters and which A of crowd 4,618 Tod ClMt Puppy paid (hr, owned and varies a great deal dependuppercuts. handled Hush by Pete, Staker; owned rock rounds paradise. enddramatic saw the and handled by Barbara Stubblefield, ing upon the amount of rain- $20,314 bat- Miahty Manfred, owned and handled the of bitterly fought ing carried His punches though fall, the temperature and the Curt by Sid Eliaaon Call r Writ tle in which the New Yorker handled by AmyJr;Carlisle; owned, and more authority, and two or Far Informal! humidity. Derby: Jet, owned and handled by muflead a by slowly piled up Dan Edwards; Nick, owned and han- three times, particularly in "DURING THE winter fling Pareta offense and then dled by Glen Jackson: Punch, owned the ,10th FLAMING GORGE RECREATION CO. round, he had Paret and handled by Dick Werireland; Doc, months the natural brine is pot shotting him with well- - owned and handled by Cal Zumbrun-ne- groggy. lake City 2520 South State-S- alt had been expected In Qualifying: Judy, owned and hanIt Phone HUnter dled by Manr Carlisle; Shat, owned and handled by Al Niemeyer; Tony, some quarters that Griffith, owned and handled by Gary had gone more than never who Pancho, owned and handled SECURITIES SALESMEN 10 rounds, would .wilt after by Leon Dean. Open Rip. owned and handled by the bout passed that point, Dan Edwards; Ottie, owned and han1 dled by Sid Eliason Jr ; Tar, owned but he seemed to be as. tire$2,200,000 LIFE INSURANCE STOCK ISSUE and handled by Glen Jackoon: Rusty, less as his Cuban rival. owned and handled by Betsy EUaaon. burned Sun Valley down cross-countr- y He-be- Boys Baseball Corner Cougar Nine Cops Pair With Broncs 3-- 9-- NEW LOCATION Bonny Gals Eye TED THIRIOT'S Play Tuesday UNITED SERVICE The Bonneville gals will open & SALES 147 E. 8th So. DA Tuesday with a full round of activity. THE group will tee off at 9 am. followed by the nine-holplayers. Anyone interested in joining the links group is asked to be on hand. 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