Show - - 1 ' i - I - !:wvgiow04m6v&v t I 30 THE SALT LAKE IMEUNE Thursday May 22 1952 : ' BY-I- Tips !)tedskilis 111 Title Clash 6-- i i - i --- ' 1- lq 14 5' 01 Brigham Young won the game PROVO—Brigham Young Uni- In the seventh inning anen Lisk versity was installed as western i wbo twirled a sparkling seven-hitte- r loaded the bases with a division baseball champion of the tc'ut runs as a substitute batter Lish arm and heavy bat of two Poca- came home on a passed ball and tello Ida boys The two Gem staters—pitcher Kelly scored on a fielders choice Ray 'Ash and pinch hitter Wally sending the Provo nine out in - I Kelly—sparked the drive that front by a 52 margin swept the Cougars to I The Utes added a run in the triumph over Utah after they eighth but the Cougars main trailed the Utes for six long in- 'tained their threco-ru- n advantage nings by bringing in Stan Cleave on lanother fielders choice—a well- Playoff Victory It was B Y Vs second confer- placed bunt by Wayne Bird B Y U batsmen touched three ence playoff victory over the Salt takers in three days Mon- t Redskin hurlers for 10 base day the Cats downed the Ute !blows lUtee Post Lead netters for the western division ' tennis crown lead in the see- Utah took a 'ond frame when Cook scored on a single by Panay who reached third on Bubak's double and " - A'ATC: came home on a passed ball moo ii is sits Bagley singled in Tucker in the fourth for B Y Ira first tally ' '' tIS Except for the two payoff hits he yielded in the second inning Lish gave a masterful mound He struck out eight Ottookto vnityl pgito0L ago performance Famoot Broad INANILS Os $130 batters and had the Iles constantly biting at bis deceptive Avtostaitile PAINTS anti ' "V t w - Z' ‘ '' so I ) ' - N I w y I ' A I z - - : ' - '- - '84' '' 1 ' -71 4- ' ff BARGAL ! - Paiatart Qt $110 DROP CLOMSSq Pt Sr CANVAS DAMS "MING will meet Colorado A and Id eastern division champion Friday and Saturday at Flyer Park for the conference flag Utah ab h a le IV IP slob o a Howard 3b 4 1 0 3 Sarternald It 3 1 3 0 pranela 2b 40 1 I bird lb 41111 et i 1 l b' TWIttr Gdrich IS Cook 2 to 10t Sq FL $793 to $3971 IAGS DROP TANKS for Stoking Soots 11795 RUtell TANK for Ploy Poets or Natio" Soots 3244 Kapok WI PRISSIVIIIL 'hod ItA9 TARPS $ q FL Ilt Up Now W15711119 SADDIS $497S McClellan SADDLE IL L An Wool SADDLE '1" wouum $12$0 aott B rigstitire anatted ettattad $1975 $15 0 494 "Aft 1- '''' a Seth - - - I ID 27 Illr7rogritir'itlasittlat Tr tat: irsZt taaltattu 11 ' Ile Knox ' 'LL'I ' - --- v ''' - I Ito — - ''''s"i° - ' yetis es stss:11i4s s - Z - s tVr ' F1 f sa ' C - ' chance to repeat as conferenee track and field champion at Denver Saturday will be boost- - ISI ( 0 r--- - f tie eD0W 1 1 ‘ I l i 1 go) 1 - -- 77- ----47" :- - ! ) -- k)(MO Vsi: - - ''- '' -- ii ''':' ' a' j 's'44 on) ' b dir ? 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You'll find such famous names cs Knox Adorn the lee Pedigree in P a n a m o Milon Coconut newest textures Bolos straws—in Oil head sires Bands solid colors andforrerns in summer's smorresf shod43 1tw61 poplin cover with two The Aggies named a four-masquad to fight for the golf championship but passed up the conference tennis tourney - 7 A tr PM Heavy This--Wee- k 194-fo- ‘ 7 I 4 ' their Leron Johnson has sights rct c't a blue ribbon in the 440 event where he is yet undefeated and where his time of 499 is beg oi the year in this loop Joe Armento in the shot Cordell Brown in the low sticks Jim Brownell in the pole vault are sure to break into the score sheet while Mary Peterson's toss of the javelin stamps the Aggle wandsman as the very best in the loop x 95 - t 1 4 1 "STRAW IIAT SEASON" 6-- r 3 '" V I 7 s n - 'r'31 1 °'' t 1 r t I if '- - -- 1 :44110 - Filled With Team Utah State will send a delegation to the conference showdown: but the Aggies are not figuring on annexing the However conference crown - ' ri- 1 -- - - - (A- 'k 40-1"- 9' i I --- - i tty c - t- - 1 f -I c Or dt ' (410 1- li' 1 tl Adam Pana -- 3 iii-'4- ' d 1 3 - -- '' a -- fkl - Zil BAGS sticks One of the dark horses in the cinderfest could be Montana's L' - Pedigree Panama -- 5: c It) ' ' ' I L - '--- -- t 4r"1 — t- (ICA" ' 'r-- 41 Ix 44 1 z ):11 ( Is Panama " 'y '715dLe ' '- - I Knost 1 I :-- ? 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ous showing for political reasons I formation but we know from "Also we know that Russia isl everything we hear they are dominating the Olympic pro girding fora supreme effort" retired Ritter a grams of its satellite countries— Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary businessman of Jenkintown Pa and so forth The Soviets could is honorary secretary of the Wednesday shift athletes from Hungary to t World Amatleur Swimming "We have been Informed that 'for instance and no one eration lie was a U S Olympic Russia has had 2000 athletes un-- 1 would know any difference : swimmer in 1908 One of the der intense training for two years how much in the ganizers of that sport's world or just for these Olympics" Richard M dark we are about Russian per- - ganization and has been an Ritter said "We know they are sonnel and Russian strength Olympic committee member determined to make a tremend They aren't giving out much in--' since 1932 4C) -- ' ne t A 4 -- I 4:s s ' 41111 '1 0 - i 0 i 1 ' 4:--- ‘ - " A 1 - 1 i 14 erk:1' ' 4 t NEW YORK May 21 tn—Don't sell Russia short in the Helsinki Olympics—the Soviets may prove the potent "dark horse" of the summer tames a member of the U S Olympic committee warned - k 't -- 104f14 As N l' t I Russia Loon' is as Dark Horse in Olympics i t i) 1 4maa 3441 sis7Tsk it ' ert' A tg4 if e:1" i - I 1-- P i 2ft A 1Skyline ' N - By Jack Kelley ' - 1' t dil r 3 141 -1 lt:ta:Tt Vrtr - 14 end Pool fishing boot Viso og $119S sPtclat $995 14 host VI 0195 a 10 |