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Show 4 Whiz Kids THE HERALD JOURNAL MONDAY. JULY 15. 1957 Logan (Cache couni ) Utah V Junior M Men Post Slate Vv 5 ,k V In Cache Stake GRIFFIN Press Sports Writer its about time some- JOHN By Mavbe body took those cocky Ph.ladel- pennant phta Phillies seriously threats, because the VVhizK.ds suits are the in the candy-stripe- d hottest team in the National League and knocking on the door of first place. The Phillies now are only a behind the league-leatag St Louis Cardinals, whom they walloped in both ends of a And Suiidav twin bill, the can take over fust plate tonight t;v beating the Cards The Sunday sweep comeback pitchers Curt Sim- mons and Jim Hearn was the double-headfourth Phillies sweep of the season and gave them 10 wins in the last 12 games, Ihe Phils treated two Card i d- half-gam- e 6-- 11-- 4 - behindl 7-- 6 Z'-- i n' til e CUto - : 000 1 000 1 Preston Dayton Newton Hyde Park Trenton Richmond Lewiston .. ihird-plae- 2 e 17-- . , . .. .333 . OttO .000 . First half winner, Hyde Pak, lost their second game of the half in the Cache Valley League against one win night when Logan Smithfield and downed them Cornish, along with Itgan, won Saturday 6-- f , i n , First Half Standings 6 6 7 . 2 Skovv-ron- al-hi- m 0 1 ".", 12-- 7 6 6 7 7 n .i mi... 6 6 7 7 6 6 7 7 6 6 7 7 CONVERSATION PIECE Saturday night, Wellsville Amvets met Fat's Servin 10 with the Idahoans winning Second-12t- h 17-h- 0 d ll Little Leaguers Stage Hot Race for First 3 Fats got six hits off Don Darley, while the Amvets made five hits. Lynn Bradshaw was leading hitter for the winners, with two doubles; Job Miller of the Amvets hit a triple with the bases loaded, scoring all of run in the third frame. On Friday, July 19, Wellsville Amvets will play the Cache League at the Wellsville diamond, 8:30 p.m. Darley will be on the mound for Wellsville. This game will produce the finest softball the valley has to offer, officials stated. On Tuesday this week, the league round includes two games in Logan, at Crimson Field. 8 p.m. Wellsville Amvets vs. Garys Mobile. 9 p.m. Cactus Club vs. Jims Sport Center. Wells-ville- All-Sta- Co. Mendon vs. First Ward Ward has bye. - 4-- innings. Softball Scoreboard p.m. to to S.Y lusg.t ice of Burley, Extra 9 Eta?h.',ihinfrhT" Good Softball On Tap This Week 4th vs. 17th MIA Softball Logan, Stage Monday, July 15 7 p. m. Sivth Ward vs Ward Yoiin- - Ward vs g n m Yogi fS'i SiSSKt'S fif SbS1w Second Half Schedule Monday, July IS p. m. 4th vs. 21st p. m. 17th vs. 15th p. m 9th vs. 16th p m. 21st vs. 3rd Monday, July 22 p. m. 17th bs. 16th p. m. 4th vs. 15th p. m. 3rd vs. 16th p. m. 21st vs. 9th Monday, Julv 29 p. m. 17th s. 3rd p. m. 16th vs. 15th p. m. 21st vs. 15th p m. 4th vs. 9th Monday, August S p. m. 3id vs. 15th p. m. 9th Vi. 17th p. m. 16th vs. 21st p m. 3rd vs. 4th Monday, August 12 p. m. 15th vs. 9th p. m. 17th vs. 21st p. m. 4th vs. 16th p in. 9th vs. 3rd - An-.6- 10-- . "4 All games will be played at the junior high school diamonds, unless notified otherwise. jwsta ninth-innin- H-h- it 1 0o0 Lfw tX h f' ' Jlmi Sports Center softball team, with Clyde Anderson on the mound, defeated Ogden Gen-wit- h eral Depot 13-- Saturday night again proving the fine stature of I, local diamond play. .mod StrlTM . tog. . or -- State Tourney Garth Penney, BE VVER IP National Baseball Congress director for Utah, said deadline for entering the state tournament is July 17. The tournament will oe held at Richfield, July 26, 27 and 28. Penney said teams wishing to enter should call or write him before the deadline. Winner ol the Utah tournament will seek a berth in the national finals to be held at Dsiroit's Briggs Stadium. 's rs Quick Enters Utah Golf Open SALT LAKE CITY W Smiley Quick, the quick tempered California golfer, has entered Utahs Open Golf tournament' with a promise that he will be a good boy. Quick, a colorful competitor whose actions on and off the golf course during previous Utah tournaments have resulted in re- primands, has posted a $200 cash- check with tourney officials guaranteeing his godd behawor. If Quick doesn't complete the tourney or violates golf's code of ethics, he forfeits the $200 check. The $7,500 Utah Open will be held at Salt Lakes Fort Douglas Club, July 25-2- New Record HONOLULU, T. H. 'IP Aus- - trahas Lorraine Crapp set a new record for the women's swimming title with ten minutes 24.3 seconds at an internaUonal meet here Friday swimming night. Nancy Ramey, of Seattle. Wash-ier'- s ington. set a new record fbr the women's butterfly with one minute 10.1 seconds. MEN! For the clothing buy of your life see this paper July 17, for the announcement of a gigantic, introductory offer by the . . . RATER SHOP 128 North Main, Logan, Ut. SALES FIGURES CONTINUE TO PROVE Four teams are still tied for fust place Weekend Sports Summary Ont. V- P- in the Crimson league iof the Lit'le League while thiee more are at a stalemate in the race for the top position in the Gold league. The top teams In the Crimson leaSue have only placed three tr KITCHENER, Mighty gamM vhlle the other three George Baxer, golfs biggest hit- - .quads have four contests behind Saturday ter, gixes Ted Kroll a large slice them. All ten of the teams in the LONDON Yun Stepanov betGold league have played five tered the world high jump record games with the three leaders the Canadian in xuth a leap of seven feet, one tary Saturday winning four and losing one. inch, it was reported by Moscow Open championship. (RIM.sON LEAGIE Radio. It was his help with my irons Last Weeks Results Woodruff Sixth 21, North Logan that has helped me more than CHICAGO Clem, ridden by h referring 6 n,Uun. Baer Conn McCreary, beat favored Whittier Sixth 4, Wilson Sixth 3 Iron Liege in the $151,500 Arling- - to some Instruction Kroll offered Adams Sixth 4. Ellis Sixth 2. ton classic. the golfing goliath at the Carling O 0 Next Week's Schedule Open at Flint, Mich., four weeks DediOCEANPORT, N. J. Wednesday, July 27 ' cate outran Third Brother by Woodruff Sixth ts a sixfoot-fne- , Bajer, r more than three lengths to win er who piajed pro footbau briefly it.vde pirv ,? the $113,500 Monmouth Handicap V 30 North Logan vs p. m with the Washington Redxktns. finished two stiokes in front of Whittier HONOLULU Australia's Dawn Thursday, July 18 grajing Bo Wininger with a 72- Fraser set a wrold record of 56.3 hole S p m Wilson Sixth vs. of 271 Wininger, live score d seconds for the women's Tex pro making lus ams Sixth to en route while freestyle victory best showing in more than a Ellis Sixth gets a be. in the event and team- O 65 that a fired year, mate lxnratne Crapp broke the :left him Tram of Bavei snort Standings jut wo! Id fieestjle record It was the best loiinj of the in 10.21 3. dav over the 6 par 6 71 West mount couise and Don Esstg INDIANAPOLIS of Indianapolis won the Western sational Junior Golf Championship with a some ahead of Baver, 5 and 3 victory over Jack Moore. xd) "Ml . mMi 3pm MERCURY LEADS AGAIN IN LATEST SALES FIGURES 3838 OLDSMOBILE(') 3170 PONTIAC 3664 BUICK () 2786 MERCURY "'I DODGE (3 3195 Ont MTCHNER, George er entenng the final round with of Ixis Angeles won the undor for the 48th Canadian Open Golf cham- - f2 ,I!e "as th,ee total of pionship with a Baer Official R I. Po'k Regis'ro'iors, May, 1957 v ear-ol- d fills . Outer Space, a won the $29 500 Mother Goose Stakes at Belmont Park by 5's iengiiis. Pro Golfers Ready For Meet - The fust DVYTON, Ohio Arrowheads Woodruff 17, Fifth Flits Fourth A 5, 0 Woodiuff Fifth ofuc.al piaiti.e slaitx todav -- OI.e .v at the Miami a!liv Country Chib Next Week's Si he cl u e Hoad of Australia defeated fello.v m auon 39th annual the fir piepat Mondav, Julv 15 Vuxsie Frank Sedgman Pi ofewonal Goifois .cn touin-6-4- , 1 30 m Adams lomth vs p in lus pro tennis debut. ament having total pne money of $40 100. ini ludnig $8,000 lor the Adams Fitth 3 p m. ASilson Fifth vs WoodMILWAUKEE Philadelplua s umnci Vic Seixas defeated Bernard Bai- iuff Fouith Neailv all the 30 ' eailv birds 4 30 p m. Ellis Fouith vs tzen of Dallas in the finals of the who arrived Sundav tested the mens singles in the Western greens at the pai-7lolling i out so Eihs Ftfh Tuesday. Julv 16 Open tennis tournament. even though club menioei s crowd- 3 p. m Woodiuff Fifth B vs 0 ed the grounds as usual on bun- W ih on Foui th BAASTAD, Sweden Ulf dav. 4 2.0 p Woodruff Fifth A m Schmidt upset fellow Swede Sven The best of the few scenes 63 to win ported was a par 69 by vs- Arrowheads the mens singles in the Baastad Henry Lindner of Nashville. Temi Team .ManTings tennis tournament. Doug Ford, who is live piescnt o Masters cnampion, had a 71; Du PARIS Dutch swimmer Den Maver, the last Open w inner, shot Woodruff Fouilh Haan equaled her world rtcoid a 72; ' Sam Snead, thiee-tim- e Woodiuff Filth A for the breaststioke PGA winner, carded a 73, and Anowheads with a time of 2 52 6. Jack Burke Jr., defending PGA.WiNon Fourth .... tithst, turned in a 75 Sunday. 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Only the Big M has Keyboard Control, Y. 4-- 6, siie features performance four good reasons why the big, beautiful Mercury 57 continues to lead in its field, according to latest sales figures for the western states. every important dimension than ihe others of its price class. 271. NEW YORK i Styling , er - Hrpnn SZJ 100-yar- 3- f , ( t- Smithfield Logan Cornish moretJe ' iI 5 - 3 Logan Defeats Hyde Park, Champion Of First Half O- lle , t A 4 m n 4 Next Week's Schedule Trenton at Richmond Dayton at Hyde Park (to be changed! Carnish at Smithfield (Wednes-- 1 day) Logan at Preston (set for Fri- day but possibly will be ptayed f ' m CACHE VALLEY BASEBALL CUTIE B ASFB LL I.EAGIE Last Weeks Result. 5 Preston 12, Logan 6, Hyde Patk 1 Dajton 22, Richmond 0 Cornish 9, Newton 0 (forfeit) Southfield 10, Trenton 0 half 11-- 3, 12-- standings and second-Inite- d schedule for Cache stake First-hal- VI fN M in 10 innings, and Kansas la the one. And Cincinnati moved within burling stars roughly games as it ended a seven-- , city beat Washington, opener, they handed ia on McDaniel the fust whipping game los r.g streak by blasting second the io In the gh twice, Pittsbu, after of hts big league ra.eer the p four wins. and in the nightcap other NL game the Giants beat ..Dod,,er kilI,r..'Bob Buh, had 1 ub winner lh they shelled out fourth straight win over the re. hi. Larry Jackson in less than three Brooks wrapped up until he walk- - tamed their thiee-gam- e Amerl threeRip Repulskis innings open the ninth lead when they ral- - ed.Gno rim homer m the first inning and car: : and then served a home-ru- n pitch runs in the ninth double in the lied for six Simmons' two-iu- n to Hodges. Red Schoendienst had four on a grand-slafoui th we, e the big jolts to bonus inning homered for the Braves first baby McDaniel. In the nightcap, homer by Bi'l Skowron and one a with a homer a on L by tic Tommy Byrne , the Phils broke fTnraen'..the the lead r un in me top Of four-ruburst in the thud inning to beat the second-plac- e ninth. in the second and Hearn ousted to idol y des- - White Sox. . game of a twin bill after leftv pite allowing 11 hits in P.are Tightened Billy Pierce beat them, bases, in crushing The (aids double loss tight- - the opener. In other AL games the Cleve- - , ened the whole pennant race. th. jh g land Indians moved within a half- - second Gil Hodges, two-rugame. Reliever Bud Free- Boston by man win game of homer gave Brooklyn a Won the onpner (ha 2 and R over Milwaukee, moving Brook- - beating the Sox twice, " the Detroit Tigers swept1 ?lth . ., lyn within 2'x games of the top SP PT1 111 J OC UX and hall as Milwaukee edged to within the Baltimore Orioles, 10-scattered 10 hits to take the second. Lockman Saves Giants W'hitev Lockman's two-ru- n homer with two out in the ninth saved the Giants from a loss and then Willie Mays two-ruhomer in the 12th won it for them. Mary Grissoms five shutout innings earned him a relief win. Pierces five-hi- t win. in which he fanned seven Yankees, was his 13th, tops in the maiors. The Sox beat Bobby Shantz with two runs in the sixth inning. In the niehtcap, Dick Donovan had the Yankees shut out their Saturdav contests to keep ti avel to New ton for their games, until thev exploded in the ninth their u 'defeated second hall rec- - Dav lull was scheduled to play but th.e loss was charred to Jim wh was tagged for s end. Hyde Patk, but clue to a change Wilson. and Bernes hornets on sucBrian Thornley struck out 18 of in the schedule earlier m the scacessive pitches the Hyde Paik men who faced Eson, these two teams have Ted Williams homered In each to lead the attack in the 8 teady placed It is possible that for the Boston Red Sox, p m. gan.e, which was placed at Hyde Park will play Cornish oil game 25 and the AL lead Crimson Field by Losing pitcher Saturday, but this contest is no; giving him one homer over Mickev Mantle. was But the Indians beat Boston in Earlier in the day Dayton had shut out Richmond 22-- on the Friday game at Preston changed the first game by scoring two runs in the ninth inning with the pitching of Blair Henderson, who to a Wednesday game in Logan TRENTON ihelp of Norm Zauchins throwing has been doing an excellent job smithfield 'for the Dayton placets. He was Hodges1!1 o o Trib,e bagged 20 , .And sgRatren D Anderson 4 0 0 hlt "tn the nightcap behind the moundsman the day Dayton 4 3 1 fderico 5 2 1 Mat k started Hyde Park on their down- 4 0 1 K Hansen rTir n i n J rookie Stan Pitula. Billy Hoeft slammed - a home looNen cvvood 2 o o ward journey. Four triples and 111 3 0 D Anderson 3 0 0, runs and a single to lead his own Spring five doubles were hit by Dayton 5 0 21 Sohiess J Anderson 3 0 2 support in the Tigers first- hattei s and Richmond got one 41 1 0 R Hansen Humphrev i o o Oo Rlrhardsn double ! 8 s1 ,i8i,d 5 0 0 D Hansen Newton forfeited a game to 2 1 0 Futre N Andrew 2 0 0 home the winning run in the night- 1 0 0 ptcher Cornish and Preston won their cap with two out in the 10th af- second contest of the half when 28 05 ter Jim Brideweser's Tntals throwing ooT pvt 02i- -io Smithfield io 2 error kept the Inning alive. they dropped Lewiston 000 000 000 Trenton 0 5 4 The Senators won their opener 2BH FKarren ether shutout occurred in week-.66- 6 Home Runs Federico with three runs in the fifth in- end play when Smithfield blan-.33- 3 Ken Pitcher. Winning Spring; ning. The As took the second keted Trenton Ken Spring Jack Anderson. six in the sixth as Irv Noren pitched a five-hi- t game m leading led a attack with two home the Smithfield team to victory. Losing pitcher was Jack Ander-.00son and Federico connected for a homer for the winners. League play for the coming week will feature a game on nesdav between two of the ers, Smithfield at Cornish, both unripfeated teams. Trenton will go to Richmond and Lewiston will f J V , - 200-met- BAUGH MOTOR COMPANY 140 South Main Phone 137 |
