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Show The gait. Lake Tribune,' Monday, July 24, 1961 22 Netters Wait Tribune Classic The Salt Lake Tribune's Tennis Tournament of No Champions will get under way Tuesday, the tournament director said Sunday after burrowing his way out from under a deluge of entry blanks, The tourney will continue until the finals Aug. 5, And by then the citys courts wiU have seen almost continuous action as this biggest of all tournaments will have Included 38 divisions of netters, for instance, as 79 players ip the boys 14 and under singles; 76 in the boys 16 singles; 59 in the girls 14 singles; 74 in the mens singles and a whopping 53 teams in the mens doubles. And dont forget there are 38 divisions! tournament THIS always-popula- r hit a brand new high this year, when well more than 1,471 entries were received. Harry James, director of the huge meet, said Tuesdays action will be confined to singles. Wednesday, the doubles teams will play. SINCE THE tourney Is of such a mammoth size, it would be a good idea for entrants to get an early peek at Tuesday mornings edition of 'The Salt Lake Tnbune to see If they are scheduled for an early match. James said the entrants In the various divisions reached such proportions, ALL OF which means that the schedules will be extremely crowded, particularly in the early rounds of play. Time preferences, as listed by entrants on the entry blanks, will be followed as far as possible but it may not always be possible. So check Tuesdays sports pages for your name. Hedfla Hopper Paris Sundays Lovely, People Go to Country After that everything was PARIS Sunday in Paris was lovely. The ' city was emptied of people everyone was in the country on a three-da- y day during an undressing scene on a closed set, where only those con- cerned with filming were permitted, Bardot stopped work suddenly and announced, There are eyes watching me, They looked everywhere, and finally spied a man high up in the "flies" with a telescopic lens whod sneaked in, with the workmen and was shooting like mad. They removed him, took away the film, and work proceeded. .Antisocial? Once a famous Russian actress came on the set. Bardot regarded her for all of 15 minutes before signaling that the woman might come over to her. She said ..Hello! stood for one pic- ture to be taken, then waved her away. . plan to go Jo Jackie Gleasons Gigot set, with Gene Kelly directing. Jackie is completely unknown here as they never got his TV all that publicity shows was sent out for America. Ignore Threats Theres no talk of the Berlin crisis here, nor was there in Munich. Europeans seem to have had all the war they. want, and go quietly about their business. They cant understand our being bluffed by Khrushchev. - I had the most superb dinner at Chez Raffatin et Honorine; its new to me, delightful, and such food! holi- day. That morning at the Ritz a handsome - ,sWr Italian 4's Tucker Wins Golf, Ski Post at BYU : I MILWAUKEE, July 23 (UPI) Handsome Australian Bruce Crampton, winning his first U.S. golf tournament, shot a 71 Sunday for a total of 272 to Special to The Tribune Karl Tucker, one of the finest all around athletes to attend Brigham Young ;,ever I University, has been signed to C coach golf and skiing at BYU, PROVO 7 -- boy brought in Aussie Linkster Snares Milwaukee Open Title e elght-under-p- one-strok- e red-haire- d 0- River,-- Flat El Monte TUCKBR, who' won vhe Ed my coffee; he spoke four capture the $30,000 Milwaukee Open by a margin. Crampton; the son of a Sydney policeman, picked up first place money of $4,300 by edging out veterans Bob Goalby, and Gay Brewer Jr., both of Crystal Stein award, for the outstanof 1952, i ding athlete In the class baseball! .was captain of the team for two years, captain of . the golf team and a tennis' ; letterman during his" career! with the Cougars. I Dave Crow-- , Special to The Tribune He OGDEN ton, who resigned this spring Pairings for the annual El Monte Best Ball te take over the Provo Tim-- i tournament, scheduled for an panogos golf course pro duties T' test Mohday, were after Billy Johnston took the Karl Tucker . . . Takes post as BYLr golf and ski coach." job In Arizona' byproStu White. . 1 Tucker is married and the The defending champion father of three children, team of Lou North and Amie old and i girls 8 and 5 years Ferrin are back hoping to !? a son, 4. make it three consecutive titles. v He taught In junior high The pairings; school at Portland, Ore. for Second Flight. 8 end 10 20 m ! one Sharm Christenaen-JohWallace. Bob year after his graduation Special to The Tribunt Winn Zann Winn. 8 07, 10 in 1952 and then returned to CEDAR CITY The weathBergeson, Dell Adama-RaAdams 8 14, 10.34Tcrry Monson-Bo? Olympus Junior High School l Jbtewart, Reynolds erman has promised warm and 8 21, 10 41 Ray in Salt Lake where he has been Wayne Farreli-MarPark-JiHone: Jack 8 28, 10 48 rePark, for this windless weather - Wayne Wilcox Keith Hunt .since. Dave 8 35, 1055 For the past three years gion on Monday, ideal for the George Perrins-F-ThomasGridley; Fred JaNaClub's Boat Utah Southern dicobson Bud 11 8 02 42, Vosburg Tucker has been athletic Larry Price Bud Chase: Asai Kay rector at the Willow Creek vajo Regatta on Navajo Lake Waleri 8 49, 1109 PhilStanPorterPauI Barrett-JohKeller, Allen Whlhtsel. 8 56, 11 Country Club and for the past near here. Hant Boyd Smith Mike Manch. 0 03, Temperatures will range cock; six years has been a ski in 11 23 Leon Brown-JiLeo Carman, .structor during the winter from 85 to 100 and little wind Jones-RoHndley. ham11 30 First 0 10, which is foreseen Flight Theron might months. Biown, Harry r per the running of the meet Sly. 0 17, 11 37Dick Chaliis, Tom Pappas Glen Span-towhich starts at noon. 9 24, 11 44 LeRoi Stone Delmar Golfers Set Duel Today will-replac- e J Boaters Wait Meet Today n Lane-Dal- y b Scott-Va- Wells-Larr- y Bruce 71272 Crampton I $4, 300 1: Gay Brewer Jr 277 i$2 SOOi r Bob Goalby 69 68 67-- 6 273 12,5001; Bill Catper Jr. 6967-7- 0 68 274 ($1,600); Don Massengale 65 (1,8001; Tony Lema 2 I Baxter Jr. Rex 279 8968-736- 9 l$490l ; Ken Venturi 68 71 70 70279 ($4901; A1 Balding 279 ($480); 6969 1 i$2fil-67Don Fairfield 69 Pott 68 280 Johnny 2 88 80280 126 1 67); Max Fvana Joe Campbell 70 70 7169 2R0 i$261 66i; Mason Rudolph 67280 ($261 67); Dave Hill Lee Raymond 7168-756- 6 (26167); 260 t261 67), Dadian 68 2 70280; Pete Fleming 6869-72-7- 1 280 ($261 66); x.Sam Carmichel Don Whitt 716869 72 280 1261 66); Bob McCallister 72 (4188)( Ken Still 69281 ($41 88); Mike Souchak 14188); Charlie Sifford 706 7 141881; Doug Ford ($41 87t 1289 72281 1 70-- man January Mac Main 6967 70 71 74 Jerry PutDon (41 87); ($4187): 281 (41.87). 7364-6428-1 amateur. White-Bren- Kloer Snares Pistol Prize n FJetter-Gordo- n Dorton-Clat- n : Faces Surgery WINDBER, PA., July 23 JP) Tony Venzon, National League umpire, entered Wind-rbo- t Hospital Sunday for minor Jurgery. Several regional and at least one national champ have indicated they'll enter the event The local champs include Salt Lake Citys Wayne r last Brown, top year in the C stock hydro division and winner of a couple of races this year; Bountifuls Byron Brough, a regional king in the B stock Hydro, and Provo's Wes Knudsen, a E racing runabout champ. Other Utahns expected in-- ' elude Roy Flitton, George Walton, Earl Davis, Bert Sparks, Gary Peterson and Carol point-winne- CELEBRATE 24th at LIBERTY THE PARK Ver-bec- SEE THE PARADE PICNIC ON THE COOL SPACIOUS LAWNS AMUSEMENT GOOD (ATS BAND -D- RIDES RINKS CONCERT 4 P.M. MON. BE ENCHANTED BY THE - ATMOSPHERE -- STATE FRIENDLY "DIXIELAND' - AND-DECO- R. For Reservation! cl 2921 t 9 59, 12 19 Max Baker-H- . B Wood Ken Tiylor, Berreft Lariy 10 05 Bob Carnev-Vinc- e Camev. Ab Sanone Ralph McEntire 10 13, 12 3.3 Norm Sjeechlev-Lee,,TajloHomer Holm-Rus- s Bean. Championship Flight. 1, 3 pm Keith Downs-JAcDimn: Max Johnson Bud Humston. 1 10. 3 10 Dick Dotson-Goorg- e Davlantes, Pvul Pollock 1 20. 3 20 Doug Morris-Bi- ll Hualde-HenrNeff, Pierre Mathieu. 1 30 3 30 Fred Jackson- Haiold Ambler: Amie Ferrin Lou 1 North 40, 3 40 Mike Farrell-JtTom Cummmas-Kelt- h Farrell; Sewell 1 50, 3 50 Jim Young Ken Downs; Bud Call Verl Newboid 2, 4 Ken Warren T, R Billings; Joe Stlva-KeCromwell 2.10, 4 10 Malu Vern Groff Don Hutchinson, 2 20. 4 20 Keith Barton-GleLewis; Terry, Hogge-CooChapman 2 30, 4 30 Harold VanderWest-part-neMauss Jack Rtdd-Jo- Ceil EM aiii. WEDNESDAY. HIGHLAND THE BLONDE Utahn was upset' by unranked Martha Gowans of Santa Barbara, Calif., 6 4, 62. in the womens singles. But Miss Hedges and Miss Sherar came back and defeated Amy Yee and Jane Balck-ford- , both of Seattle, 61, for the doubles title. Seattles Bill Quillian became the first ever to win three straight men's singles titles in the meet when he whipped Jerry Hurst of Santa Ana., Calif., 62. 6-- Mid-Summ- er MONDAY, TUESDAY Foley Drysdale; Chet Jav 9 52. 12 12 Dale Speckart, I arrv Rene Bob Pot Geoige Duffm-PaStun ton. 9 45, Becluve Net Ace Drops Finals Of Coast Meet QUICKEE CHICKEE SPECIAL! . Monson. El ChrKtiansen-Bug12 05 Lynn TOPPING THE list, how ever, is Jack Hurley, national champion in the crackerbox division. The veteran Idaho Falls skipper ran into some bad luck in' earlier races and failed to Special to he Tribune pick up many points so hell be gunning his yellow craft for TACOMA, WASH. Margo all the points he can get Mon- - Hedges of Ogden, Utah, was defeated in the "womens division finals of the Pacific Northwest Tennis Tournament here Sunday but teamed with Mary Sherar, Yakima, Wash., to wm the womens doubles crown. Featuring the Squires of Dixieland, "Hart Broi. I, Horry" every Monday, Friday, Saturday. Tho hottoit Dixieland in the Intermountain Wert. 1102 SO. Stone, Bill Froerer-Ra- y Burdett 9 31, 11 15 Mike Thayne-SteThavne; Jim Evans Bob Evans 9 38. 11 erry Larsen Ernie Ruggerto; Cliff 6-- 6-- Charles Kloer won the grand aggregate championship of the Utah State Pistol Tournament fired Sunday at the Salt Lake Police range back of the State Capitol. 1 Charles Kloer Grand Aggregate 68J. John Jone 1.664 Expert Le M Simmons 1,647 Sharpshooter B irt M. Statliviere 1.600. Markaman John J Livingston 1,600 David Reel E. Unclassified Raymond 1 610. Ladiea Bonnie L. Robin, son 1,150 Junior John M Haines, 1 166. Match No 1 Charles Kloer First Master John Jones .First ExF Vanudall First pert Clare Stalviere Sharpshooter Bart M Pnnrer: First Marksman Norman David Rees Unclassified Paul Tav lor Match No. 2 center fire NRA short course Winner Charles KWr Ls Master John Jones Expert Stall! Summons RharpshooteiwBart Here Livingston; Makman John Fred Ware Paul Dun'tL Unclassified Richard T von. Mateh No 3, .45 short course Winner K1rer Master .Tns t$lH-ver- e Fxnert Barnes Shanhnrter 'arksman t lvigon. F" Unclassified Lvcn MMc No 4 NRA hort coise eewrecteKloer, Jones Qlmvions pvn,95hrtep .5al rvnrt Rees MHer LHieston Mrkman T .T.von Bennie TTnM6).sief4 7u'l'vr Jrtho Uaines MMch 4 national mtch course 5 Taa Fx nvior 1 StalVvtere rV 5hmshooter t 501. Lvon Merkman ivlng'or. n Tinclnsfed Paul tyloe Mtrh ic No 6 renter n'4onl snatch coise Tones Mser Wly vxnert alUere Shimnn T h'rn-hnot- ,Trksvn Unclrssid tko Frd Ware national match Master Simmon Jones xnert Haines Shernshrofer farksman I is'lneftn, tta!Hvere No rar7er UMclasslied T.von 6 eption'i match eourse agregate Sfatrh r Nr 7 aul 'raylos 45 rr'ert trinm Tnes Koer sthsrnhorter-PtahHMeMarksman t fujeestrn, Dadd Res Junior John Heines T,ads Rnnrir Robinre son. jfy Unelessified Raymond Lyon. Kelly Celebrates At Country Club Seems the Kellys had cause to celebrate at the Salt Lake Country Club. Seems Fallas Kelly belted a No. 5 wood shot on the 14th hole that landed in 140-yar- d the cup for a Seems his witnesses were Mrs. Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Spry Kelly. hole-in-on- Modern Indians Not So Wild, Western Director Discovers When director John Ford was in Texas on location for Two Rode Together, western starring James Stewart, Richard Widmark and Shirley Jones and coming to the Lyric and Hyland theaters, he needed some Indians to play Comanches. The state of Texas being the home grounds of such native Indians as the Comanches, the Lipan Apaches and the Seminoles, John Ford thought there would he little difficulty in rounding up a representative group. Hardly Ferocious The first weeks search for the blood brothers needed for scenes with Stewart and Widmark proved futile, when it was discovered that most of the resident Indians are so assimilated that pure strains are almost nonexistent or too rich to want to work and even if available not facially ferocious or physically imposing enough for the scenes Ford had scheduled. Without Visas The second week of looked more searching promising when word was received that a giant tribe of Kickapoos lived a number of miles below the Mexican border. Assistant Pat Ford was selected to make contact, and early on a morning he headed for the border. There he picked up two Mexican army scouts and made his way 125 miles south of the small border town of Piedras Ncgras to the foot of the Muszquiz Mountains. There because of an absence of any roads or, paths the trio was forced to abandon a sedan mode of transportation to drive a final 50 miles by jeep, a trip which took the searchers four hours. Pat Ford returned to Braekettville the next morning with the results of the negotiations. Not Like That It seems, he Explained, that the chief of the Kickapoos had recently attended a western movie somewhere in Mexico and didnt cotton to the way Indians were depicted. Therefore, he told the interpreter, who relayed the information to Pat Ford, who In turn reported to John Ford, that before hed allow' his braves to make their film debuts, he wanted to see the script. Furthermore, he insisted, since he couldnt read English the script would have to be translated into Sparfish. A few minutes later Ford Columbia Pictures studios in Hollywood that he was transporting a dozen Navajos, from Monument Valley a few states away to take. the key parts he had planned for the Indians he had sought and hiring 40 husky Mexicans to dress as Indians for atmosphere. wired MCDONALD'S 146 Iasi 33rd South u t' . I-- I was met in Paris by charming Nadave Silber of and Twentieth Century-FoZanucks publicity Darryl man, Fred Hift. Zanuck, whod been offered the use of Onassis yacht for free, turned It down to charter his own and was off on the briny somewhere with Jack Warner for the weekend. I wanted to talk with him but won't see him-- as Im moving on to London sooner than expected. Dates 3 Roles I hear Paul Newman, lining up his own company, has signed for three pictures at Columbia, the first being Howard Fasts Last Frontier." Hell also do three for Paramount: the first on that deal is Sylvia," a property thats been on the shelf for years. Brigitte Bardot is the one Id like to meet while here but doubt if shell receive me. ' Fred Hift was on a Bar dot picture. 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