| Show ThP Suit Tribune SundM lkp Skyline Okclis vsuo lati’it Pu'ss 500-mll- e l)l - I ili 1 111 plt Spe-n- i ” i I W ’I xx i i lm xx xx opening III vi 'si lv a s i si aiglii s l‘ix4 I S v i( ol ts v(-- b t b t t u it sions and games Attending the Saturdax sessions were George Dahlberg of Montana who acted as chairman Jim Williams Colorado Si plax ei 'I he upst t wave even i xlend ed to the wonmis smglt s whole Darlene Hard ol Monte A&M Skvline hoop coaches study the rules I r rear Jack Gardner Utah Shelton Watts Hovt Brawner Stan Btl' Wyoming New Mexico Denver Woody Clements c Mi k nl m 2 0 fMH) si nr n 2 mm 2 plir lnut tinr 0 I xt WW t Rfttultt nl xml Di it p in 11 00(1 U vi tiv iiii-iu- uni f In 11 idents inMotif dnxmg the IndianaDLuhiicants special polis was one of the fixe diixers who 'passed 140 miles an hour hut they didn’t apnmmh the qualiNldav shm 1h tmk x Ml M 6 n Loiiion Slides Hill ColtrinV Opener in fying iconic! ol I4’5lt0 set last Sunday by Jaik MeUiath of Ingh'xxood Calif Reel Dope Other action taken at the Sat-urday confab approvad annual 1 xarsity-fros- h fhlaio Uth IlnluitHn floiiheun kinpitp 140 Crown 140110 Indlanapolm John 7lnk Jimmy Kaaaa Okla- Malloy Special 138 091 Sulh low — Al Herman Allentown ll Jimmy Sumar Special Indlanapolla I IB 410 Duane Carter Speedway City Ind Aiiaiaman Special 139330 row— Pal O’Conhor North sanlh Vainon Ind Anated Rotary Apeclil 19 103 Jim Rathmann Miami Reload Vluaile Power Special 110 707 mi lnur Mai tin Spaual 1 JO 811 Day-wa- LEARN TO SUJirl One new pool just opened Other pool with new biters and chlorinator Water in both pools filtered each 8 hours Daily tests— weekly Board of Health tests Instruction for women — Open plunge all linum Davies another Pa coirna resident had the see one! host speed of 140271 In n ltardahl Special ages x 2 FINE POOLS ! BOYS OR GIRLS 7 YEARS AND OLDER TWICE WEEKLY - 12 WEEKS -$- 800 I -- Jtaqlitratlon Begin Mar 23 — t to I FM Limited Claitee — Expert Inatruclor 1 - BEGINNERS Iv- SL League Dean Van Lina I IB Bf6 homa Cilv I’a f InUnri Spac ial Inxur MoltmuD H 1 imk - hello Calif touted as the mw Maui oen Connollx was beaten limmx Bi an of I’liom ix the hx lame Watson ot ngland 1054 X National dining l 3 7 5 Bevel lv Baker licit a Dean qualified champion ot smta Monica Calif beiame an mrs spe’e lal at 14(1 160 It tin lone Xmeiitan lmalist in xxas so new the mechanics had singles lien she came fioin be not had time foi fine adpist hind to oust jiol Hi (tick ments Pal Plaheitv of Clncaco Smith of South fiiia 5 7 10 It anolhii '50(1’ xedetan did 140 64 140 m the Dunn Ingmeeiing Till IPM1S slatted eat Spot ial Eddie Russo of Clown Point in the tournament when Sid Sc hwartz ot New 4 oi k defeated Tnd set a tecoid of 140 116 for Jaroslav Dtohnv the defending a fust lime qualifici Di R N W imhledon Y Sahourm of Pluslung hamp I Aru I’luanix SwaikarC h xx WILLIAMS was named new (hairman and ‘Gardner secretary The two will take mer their new' duties at the next legular meeting of the group in October games at each school proceeds to go to the basketball hail of fame approved increase in the number of frosh games from 8 to 12 to accommodate the new Air Force academy recommended that one official for each game come from a different area Romney said that recommendations made at the meeting will be presented to athletic directors who open the conference sessions at 9 am Wednesday at the Hotel Utah A joint meeting of directors and faculty icpresentatives is on the slate Cecil Baker Utah State front I to r George Commissioner Montana Dirk Dahlberg Romney ami Jim Williams Colorado 4AM The mentors met Saturday in Hold I tah L to -- I I spaual 140 1H0 Pat flahartv I imersitv ltllle league I'unn Inmnaannk hpanal 140 FIBTM BOW— Ktldie Ruaao ihm Miinu inntinu i mil i naur w Pft I’nrnl I ml Sahourm Spatial ln i mm Huh i ied last xxiis NIKOLA WHO Eiuiav hand rd Tony Train'll of Cmunnati lus first loss in 70 matches eon-- t limed his surprising foim Saturday as he stopped Hcib Elam ol Bevei lv Hills Calif 6 3 6 3 Simla again emploxed his dc xastatmg sene to ox ei power Ham essentially a di tensive their problems produced better results when they weren’t worrying about practice ses- I i 1112 1 Huan IKIir exits in xx ( The hoop coaches found Romney said that discussion of ’ l I'hiladi Iptui luimpion i I i i i)iv xxeckend leaving 11 positions oil in the slatting hold to he Idled loim sgainst tin- Italian and m final Inals Sunday his backhand was espetial Nohodx was hint in three ae ak " secretary Ev Shelton Wyoming Jack Gardner Utah lioyt Brawner Denver Woody Clements New Mexico Cecil Baker Utah State Stan Waffs BYU Dahlberg and Clcmeifts represented new coaches Frosty Cox and Bill Stockton Chav-nu- n n The plan met with such complete success that Skyline Commissioner E L (Dick) Romney' announced he will call a similar meeting of football ‘coaches probably some time in January of next year "off-season- I I con-frienc- e rdncxdax itx Racer Leads Qualifying d M 30-da- y lX One-Legge- owner of the little dirt Jrack the race at the IndianP()L1S May 21 — cat said he picked Russo by( apolis Motor Speedway May 30 n1av ( al of Pncomia Calif taxing 63 applicantsincluding qualifiers of latt weekend and Saturday one ol the auto counttv’s top x sh Piss IKMN OF Mlentown Fml row -- Jerry Moyt In1lnpoll me dixes m spite ot an at W D S B K I 140 OSS ril( tmk XPtoran but Rnhhtn Special mphl Tony Betimhuon Tinley Pork set the leg Satutdav li pace W Max 21 -- - ltalv s special 130 OHS Jack McGrath Califw Hinkle 143 900 m the thud qualified ct a Tooklc' record of 139 881 In Poliangrlt nmt Orlando Mroti CONO ROW— Fred Aiabaahlaa AK t nee Max 30 500 the mile lot Calif Federal Enaineertn Ixxo long shots in a tu Id that ()( Nlatm Rrothm special hanv 141 BIT Bill Vukovtch Frano the of lloldmg up tadtmn I Calif la of 141071 Mnpkina Special iniluded the S and Wimble ham am lliinki Bui A hank Call! Jonet Malay don (hampions won thrii xxax such past one legged meets as litl)bus nimlo nd hp oM Spatial 140 187 M Millet and the late Bill matk of 13U 557 last xear Third row— Wall Faxilknar ton into the (dials of tlio W n snii n Hi h I'alif Man Knalnaarm Specie? xxas nlax tlie Sxhmdlu' I 712 fist Andv indan Manhattan h Bta lull mil ioiwiI mu na nnis Calif ai Xlaaaalia Spatial llflOuft i vi v ii ot ii i di slarlin: it ioi in mi in Sd in da in it’ i Inn Lineup ot Sulat I’atiuina Calif (pi Lubrlunta ial 140 Spa M IS M 21 a aw ol s)n tl in up-- tv null l on at 140 to’ miles m lniiilh tow Jiminv Daviaa Pai'oima n e It Mu tat v no’ loi I'll II ant’i li f In meup h( alii Hmilwmil Spatial 140 274 Jimmy up llOIII Spring ' baskMhall put tu-"ill be permitted next season in the Sklme Conference it was decided Saturday at a meeting of the league's hoop roaches The spring drill plan follows the new NCAA regulations and will allow 20 practices within a Its adoption period highlighted the first coaches’ meeting cer held bv the conference and pased the way for next week’s sessions BIS Upsiis Sparli Play in Ael Tourney ’56 Spring Cage Drills "off-season- 1955 22 M AND SWIMMERS DIAL 3-50- - CLASSES JUNE I — 41 Deseret Gymnasium - c the 1955 American Legion Junior Rasehall pits gram starts Monday in the Salt Tlav down in George Schneiter shot a 66 Friday in the pro-aProvo and since George has had 66s before golf fans could be excused if they murmured something like “the guy must be hitting the ball real good" Little do they know George could veiy well have had a 59 or 58 Believe it or not in that round he had eight birdies and four bogeys And that’s not the whole story "Actually he “deserved” only one of the bogeys that coming on No 8 where he hit a bad tee shot his only one of the day He three putted No 1 and No 3 His birdie putt rimmed t birdie but stayed out on No 4 and No 6 He missed a for Thursday Separate sessions putt on No 11 missed a t 14 No on which gave putt will follow w'ith all recommena 12 footer for a birdie on No 18 and him missed another bogey dations to he acted upon Friday saw' an rim and stay out for a birdie on No 17 in ax Lake City Metropolitan League according to Tally Stevens chairman of the league Post 85 and Post 125 open action Monday as well as Red men an and Storage and Pru- e ' t dential Federal Savings THE SECOND half will he 17 and the league will wind up July 11 Prudential Federal Savings will be made up of players living in the West High area Clair Evans and Barney Rosenblum will manage the westerners Jerry Dalebout and Russ Why Wouldn’t Those Kimmers Drop? Hawks will manage the Redmen an and Storage ciew which Take away those two three-put- t gteens and he has a 64 will a take in the East High area and let couple of those rimmed putts drop like they will some days and he'll be way d6wn there Granite High kids will make up His birdies came on No 2 with a 20 footer on No 5 with the Post 125 team which will a four footer on No 7 with a 12 footer on No 9 with a five be coached by Fred Austin footer on No 12 with footer on No 13 with footer rnxvT KPinrni u 0n No 15 with a 10 footer and on No 18 with a three footer U1n n s cheerful a good uay o bout he deal George he said and since are played with of play in a from the South High amateur partners and the best ball on each hole counts you areapaym can see what he means The schedule ©iota© SABS I o“ finished June On the Domeliners “City of Los Angeles” and “City of Portland” five-foo- four-foo- eight-foote- Helper Lo"ioiljSol r v JoUpcn lucsdav j HELPER— The newly formed ' Helper American Legion Junior Baseball League will swing into “ a-t- “'h 24lh the Helper State Bank team meeting the Diamanti lotor In the opening game of the season Triday May 27th will find the Helper Jaycees pitted against the Motormen in the first game for the Jaycees The league is presently composed of three ‘teams but the possibility exists that one more club will be added after June 4th to make it a four-tealeague pro-am- " pro-am- s Mv 21 — Pont 8V Al Emery Po! 12V Hirimrn He Can Sure Putt v Piudonlial - 12V Mv 7 v Pnirirntial Meanwhile another ‘name’’ in golf ih having putting Hrrtmcn May 31— 12V v llrdmrn 8V troubles too pru The boys in the back room out at the Utah Copper Club drnlidl v 12V Second Bound June 2— at Magna Insist that this get into the paper Seems like Al Red men v Prudential Junr S—12V v Prudential Emery Utah’s turf expert was playing a friendly Redmen — June 9 123 v Redmen (V v round with some of his buddies out at Magna drntlal three-foot downhill putt to sink to win what He had a June 13 17— Makeup fame Second Half was approximately a half interest in Kcnnecott So he lined June 20 — S3 vc 123 Redmen v Pru it up carefully noting the downhill slope especially He stroked dentul the ball gently In fact he stroked it so gently it actually moved June 23— 123 ve Prudential) 63 vt x 29-- V V d STATE INSPECTION STATION NO r ? Special to The Tribune TuCidas' only one-hal- f Inch well known term for an elbow which causes There such a putt but we wouldn't think of “stealing" it 8 is a Great Trackster Headed for Coast One of the greatest track stars ever to come right out of Salt Lake City will be leaving these parts next fall No one needs to guess who that would be It’s Bob (Buzz) Yatek who came out of West High School to the University of Utah Track fans will never forget the race he ran in setting the conference record of 231 in the low hurdles two years ago in the conference meet at the Ute stadium He and Dick Millet of BYU came down that long straightaway side by side over each hurdle as if they were tied together But Buzz gathered himself in the last 20 yards and in a tumbling sprawling finish with Millet nosed out the Cougar ace for the record enME! JSSfLiiULVff Well Yates will be married to the only girl he’s ever had June 10 Lee Anna Birrell who went to Bryant Junior High to eWst High and to the University of Utah with Bob will be the bride on -- And then this fall Yates will enroll in the University of California Dental College in San Francisco and it could be that his running days are over VEGAS LAS But again' they might not be If his study schedule will allow it Buzf will run for the San Francisco Olympic Club a er great booster of track and field He has had the invitation but o new high in the e ‘4 sky hasn’t JEFF CHANDLER 94 ROSE MARIE RIVIERA All-STA- T! PREVIEW ' accepted because his school work will come first much as he loves to Tim And the old Real Pope who has enjoyed watching Buzz run PMSSN7IN9 4 the X1 Sn4 tor Cold Irethur those hurdles these year" wishes he add his bride the best of luck in the years to come Incidentally we have a couple of cavities bothering ushow about an appointment Buzz as soon as you can !make it? Redmen June 27 — 123 v Redmen 63 ve 125 Redmen v PruJune 30—93 dential — S3 v July 7 123 ve Prudential Redmen July 11—123 v Redmen 93 ve Pru dential Nashville Prexy Buys Out Club The biggest travel thrill of your life is yours tojjnjoy on UrtionPadfic— Astra Dome Dining Cars! You’ve never seen diners fike this— brand new NASHVILLE TENN- May 21 (LT)— Ted "Murray president of the Nashville Baseball Club Saturday became the sole owner of the club by buying held by General Manager - half-intere- luxurious! They’re America’s first America’s finest! 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