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Show X A&- REVIEW. - June 23. 1966 The Fun That Is Summer Its Time To Play 10-- 11 A.M. - 10-Summertime is upon us! year old The many definitions that boys and girls for a half hour eacn. go with summer are very per12 A.M. - 8- -9 year old sonal and differ with each fan. or athlete sportsman, To the sportsman It is a quiet stream where the trout are; a lazy reservoir where trolling promises a limit or a soft bank where the fish are DRAG RACING biting. It is camping in the woods, Bonneville DragStrip...Sat-urda- y, hiking through the hills or 3 p.m, eliminations; pitching a tent along a sandy finals, 7:30 p.m. (21st South, shoreline. To the athlete it is a game 3500 West) Satur Copper Raceway of golf, tennis, horseshoes, or swim in the neighborhood day, 3 p.m. eliminations; finals, 7:30 p.m. (7800 South, pool. It is the soul searching that 5600 West) goes with a concentrated putt, the determination that accom- STOCK CAR RACING panies smashing a golf ball from a sand trap. Fairgrounds Raceway, SatTo the netter, it is a usual urday, qualifying at 7 P M wait for a court. The hot sumset at 8:30 P.M. mer sun and blistering white finals courts keep traffic moving GOLF briskly - giving each athlete a turn. A busy summer sched6 Member-que- st ule of tennis keeps many of the June Hidden Valley Hookerams, courts busy. Best way to get Golf Club, Draper. Country to a turn is sign up for any June 24 Sectional Qualify tournaof the ing U.S.G.A, Public Links, 36 ' ments. Bonneville Golf Course. Swimmers have plenty of hole, room their sport. for the Salt Lake Throughout SWIMMING County area there are organized Learn To Swim classes Murray Swimlnstructor, Kaye and plunge schedules that meet Weeks, gives valuable swim of the needs all swimming technique tips to young Mike 11 11-- SPORTS CALENDAR f boys and girls for a half hour each. Afternoon - Open plunge starting at 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. Outside Schedule Same morning schedule as Inside schedule. Afternoon - class. 1- -3 3- -4 4-- 5 - P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. 5- -6 P.M. 6- -8 open plunge plunge plunge plunge - girls - boys - opa - family - swim- mlng P.M. - 8 years and over at Murray only. Maybe its a game of bad8-- 10 minton in the backyard; frf cjochet or volleyball in the canyon. But summer is the time of fun for the athlete. His wish is his pleasure. And while the sportsman and athlete enjoy the many avenues of summer pleasure, consider the sports fan. He has baseball at any one of a thousand neighbor fields, school play ground or the local green that attracts the top of the talent. He has the stock car races, the drag races, the softball com-th- at games, the Lagoon-li- ke petitions range from waterguns to gunshot to pitching peonies to horseshoes and. with the advent of the Fourth of July, popular rodeos. The conditioning that goes with being a sportsman, athe Wegenman as country-widLearn to Swim Program is lete or fan is homemade. It happens every week, initiated at Murray Pool. Murall week, in each erf nearly cme is of many pools ray just the back yards where countys offering free swimming inthe reality of summer is realstruction. ized in good old fashioned g, yard work weed-pulli- ng and, of course, SAILBOATING ng the break that . . Rock Port June 25-usually carries to Regatta. well-organiz- ed families. Both indoor and outdoor facare available from early-morni- ng hours until late into the evening when adult and femily swimming is scheduled. Here is SL County pool slate. Inside Schedule 10 A.M. - 12 and over boys and girls for a half hour each. ilities f 9-- x r 24-2- v - Jk n C) r t (I Vi n ' g jt; jW if;'-- ' lawn-cuttin- :. $$&& . y v-- .. u At- - .. - V,.,. ; 16 v . V , ' , J J 'amul early-morni- 26 THE RIGHT POWER to his putt has Jay Ztfmack C0BCntn.t-b- g Btoro on his golf earn than hot afternoon sun. is enjoying its finest moment at any neighbor diamond. Here Murray youngsters engage in game that is as hot as is the summer temperatures that it takes to get a . . . . SANDLOT SOFTBALL jgmeoin SPORTS REVIEW: Score Summaries And Timetables JUNOR BASEBALL Tigers 7, Elks 6 Panthers 9, Bears HOLLA DAY MAJOR LEAGUE Pirates 5, Wildcats Seals 8, Cougars 6 Rams 14, Bears 5 5 Taylor, Bob Tigers 3, Antelopes 1 Panthers 7, Longhorns Freeman, Harley Weidner, Walt Freeman. A -- Dash.... Dick Simon Gators 18, Buffaloes 5 MIDGET LEAGUE Eagles 24, Larks 1 Orioles 14, Blue Jays 1 Falcons 6, Eagles 1 SwaUows 10, Orioles 7 Mustangs 7, Lions 6 Rams 8, Pirates 7 , Rams 4, Seals 3 Larks 8, Blue Jays 5 Falcons 2, Orioles 0 GIANT LEAGUE Astras 7, Angels 6 Braves 4, Athletics 0 Cards 6, Cubs 0 Tigers 3, Senators 0 EVERGREEN MAJOR LEAGUE Giants 14, Dodgers 0 Yanks 3, Orioles 1 Twins 1 Braves 5, Angels 2 Astros 8, Cubs 1 Indians 14, Athletics 4 Cards 12, Red Sox 3 Dodgers 7, Tigers 1 Yankees 8, Pirates 1 Senators 3, Twins 2 Cubs 5, Angels 1 Braves 4, Indians 3 8, Pirates 5, Dodgers 3 Orioles 2, Giants 1 Yanks 1, Braves 0 Braves 5, Orioles 1 Pilots 9, Tigers 0 Mustangs 18, Bears 6 Pilots 5, Redskins 0 Bees 8, Chiefs 3 Redskins 19, Chiefs 1 Bees 5, Cowboys 3 Mustangs 18, Tigers 1 Bears A, Cowboys 2 11, Red Sox 0 8, Athletics 5 Yankees 6. Cards 0 Twins 6, Dodgers 5 Senators 13, Pirates 5 Angels 6, Indians 0 Red Sx 3, Cubs 2 Braves 8, Tigers 0 Astros 4, Yankees 1 PEEWEE LEAGUE Falcons 7, Sparrows 1 Starlings 6, Larks 0 Swallows 1, Blue Jays 0 Tanagers 7 Robins 1 Starlings 11, Falcons 1 Swallows 1 1, Sparrows Larks 4, Robins 2 Tanagers 5, Blue Jays 0 Twns 10, Athletics 3 Cards 7, Senators 2 Dodgers 8, Pirates 4 Angels 10, Red Sox 1 Tigers 4, Indians 1 Yankees 7, Cubs 1 STOCK CAR RACING INTERMOUNTAIN CHAMPIONSHIPS 1 Paul, Mel Andrus s Terry Fuller. Second Heat.. ..Bob Taylor, Wes Brunner. Third Heat., ..Ron Martin, Bud Eastin. Fourth Heat... Jim Black, Frank Ammons. Fifth Heat.. ..Ron Cautsche, Alma Facer. Dick Simon, Sixth Heat Normal Paul. Saturdays Results Dash.. ..Terry Nish Mickelson Taylor A -- Main.. ..Norman Paul Eastin Brunner First Heat.. ..Ed Brown, Barr Edgington. Second Heat... Wes Brunner, Bob Taylor. Third Heat.. .Jay Eaton, Mark Schouten. Fourth Heat.. ..Rot Dickinson, Shirl Gager. Fifth Heat.. ..Frank Am mons, BiU Sullivan. f Sixth Heat.. ..Norman Paul, BiHGadda. 103 100 0 - 5 3 Hnlladay 12G 030 8 2 6 Olympus Fred Mensel and Bob Butters, Barry Bapley and Jeff Brown 012 0110 000 010 Skyline Grander 2 7 2 2 2 Curlis and Rich Olsen, Gatlend Neilsen and Kandy Newman 501 003 0 - 9 9 2 500 020 0 - 7 8 4 Magna C Otte S stllwell, G Young and R C J McPhieandJ Myers, Bailey. Sudbury Strealor Chevrolet 000 001 2 - 4 4 0 Agency 2 0 2 000 010 0O1 South V Opouljs and I Thomas D Deans 2B-D Curtis (8) and D Burt 3B-- V Opoulas(KA) 001 000 002 -- 3 5 0 110 000 0 - 2 3 0 llanvn awl Judge Last and Morrell! 000 Oil 600 110 -- 8 8 1 Highland D Conisturk. L Wilks and J Dunn; G Bailey and M Dudley 2B -- J Smith (H) Jordan AMERICAN LEGION 101 000 330 100 x Skyluie Cyprus Prire Andt 2 -- 5 2 7 8 0 rson and Polvater, Jensen and Jenkins Highland West 020 401 0 - 713 2 011 000 -3 5 1 landures and Kilmer; Hardy. Smith (W) (5) and Sanford (W), Wwlner (H), fanduresfH) Don Kinydon Xumpnno and Fivas, Fisrer and Ter2B - Pafunikolas (H) rell 021 000 1 -- 4 202 4 1 1 000 001 Butterfield and lkivies; topers, Gan la (M) (4) and Williams Murray Granite South lloll.etiy 000 0 - 3 9 020 000 0 - 2 6 003 1 1 Pesely (I) McCarthy (.1), Gamble (1), MiCarthy (E) (E). 310 000 4 7 2 000 000 0 1 Jesse and Hargis Jenkins and Pino -2H Stakr (G) Granger Bingham 100 BingtLini 10-- 2 1 4 9 3 095 Highland Jenkins and Pino, laislures and Niel2B- - Wenlner, Highland sen Kilmer 3B -- I.uidures. Highland 4 2 001 000 0- -1 Magna 002 500 0 - 7 6 0 West Mori Hadfield and Jenkins, Hardy and 2B- Sanford Neeley West; Cannon, West West Highland 7, List 3 Skvlme 1 South 0 T. V 000 303 1 South I0O 201 610 210 9 and 10 Fridays Results 2 Keystone Readers 3 Typographical Jaggi and Adams; BUls and Crocksford. Keystone. Keystone. ng, 11 King Joy 1 S. L. Police Seare and Bement; Hayes, Long and Savage. Renteria, Marianos, King 8 Evans -- Early 5 Moose Beecker, Drage, and Charles, Soilta, and Gonzales. Good, Evans-Earl- - 50 yard butterfly -- Richard Neville, new record. and Robyn Kuida, Pirates of Magna, 1:25.9, new record. 13 and Tim Neville, Utes, 1:053, new record; Barbara Whitney, Utes, 1:13 6, new record. 15 and 17 -- Spencer Mortenson,Utes, 1:00.7, new record. back-stro8 and under 11 50-ya- rd Mc-Mu- rty al, 13 and 14 - 100-ya- rd back-stro- ke Tim NeviHe, 1:07. 15 and 17 HR-Jens- on, 1 Christensen Diamond 5 Kitter and Dudley; Rice and Williams, 2B -- Williams, HR ke -1- 20 Lovingers 3 Wolfes Marillie and Fonio; Crawford, Jenson and Johnson. Wolfes; Caputo, Fonio, Lovingers. Johnson. Christensen; Christensen. ke Billy Neville, 41.1, ties record; J udith Waldo, unattached, 50.6. back-stro11 and 12 00-yard Susan Gregerson, Utes, 1:28 1. y. Surety Life -- Utes, 37.0, - 100-ya- rd back-stro- ke Paul Landes, Utes, 59 4; Karen Call, Utes, 1:14.4, new record. 8 and under-individu- med- al ley BiUy NeviHe, 1:32.7, new record. 11 and 12 -- individual medley Susan Call, 1:16.1, new record. 14 13 and 00-yard 15 and 17 -2- indi- Tim Neville, vidual medley 2:28 7. 00-yard indi- vidual medley Kittel, Pirates, Magna, 2:17,0. 8 Peltons 5 Kingdon Agency 9 and 10 breastAmes and Maestas; (not stroke Richard Neville, 39 8, listed). new record. , 0-yard SWIMMING 3 4 M Thursday s penults East swim tournament: COPS LEAGUE Man-wari- 300 000 0 - 3 1 0 Skyline 2 2 000 000 Judire Hill and Newman; Wexley, Defa and Wesley 000 000 I -- 1 3 2 Murray 100 002 a - 3 4 2 Holladay Post 71 Johnam and Sanders. Barley and park 0O of Salt Lake winning honors in the boys and girls swimmers County Joy. OTHER SCORES list Here is a Kolladay 12, Bmulum 2 West I, Grant:r Smith 9, Mrra 2 Wil-bur- y AUTOMOTIVE BASEBALL 102 413 Mullen amfCurtis, Nrntx.k! and Walanabe ' Norm MrDernuid and Baldwin, Deans, 1 and D Burl 4 210 010 8 2 Hillcrest 4 000 010 0Olympus kmbbe and W atanabe, C urlis and Balls 002 001 3 4 3 Jordan 051 030 6 I Murray BradI ml Virril and Dunn, Plottand Sanders 020 000 0 - 2 6 2 Jordan -- 4 7 2 100 Ou3 Hillcrest Mike Bradford and Eddie Vunl, Lee Guest. Phil Cabibi and Paul Walanabe 2B - Vieit (j) HR - Vipil (J) Handy BaU(H) -- Grander Hillrrest Peradrosa, Friday Results A -- Mam... Dick Simon, .Frank Ammons C --Dash.... Bill Rhinehart First Heat Ed Brown, A GIANT LEAGUE Astros Tigers PEEWEE LEAGUE Antelopes l 1, Bears 5 Elks 16, Buffaloes 4 Gators 5, Longhorns 4 Panthers 10, Tigers 7 Elks 11, Antelopes 2 Longhorns 16, Bears 5 Tigers 30, Buffaloes 3 Panthers 4, Gators 3 Longhorns 2, Antelopes 6 Gators 1, Elks 0 Buffaloes 25, Bears 7 Lions 8, Wildcats 6 ' Mustangs 7, Seals 5 Cougars 10, Bears 6 Yankees Lamper, Ron Martin, Bud Eastin. 3 0-4 4 3 2 11 and 12- - Susan Call, Utes, Salt Lake County swimmers 1:23 6, new record. 8 and under freegrabbed a fair share of swimJudith weekthe over style Waldo, unat ming trophies end in the annual Ute Swim tached, 38 0, new record 11 and 12 00-yard free City showdown at the beautiful Ute Swim Club. style-Su- san Call, Utes, 1:10 9, 50-ya- rd S&. &&- - - STOCKER DICK SIMON will be one of top drivers to watch this weekend Speedway where hell attempt to win some stock car race honors. at Fairgrounds Club-Brigh- am -1- |