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Show outtiey k r Grizzlies Take uarterhackers With another sporting season at Utah State University nearly Club is the Quaierback planning its activities for the coining season Each member of the club has World Senes baseball talk and eatly season football previews take much of the spoits spotlight court classic of outstanding .Northern Utah, is by The Herald Journal and S. E. Needham Jeweler. It annually attracts the top netters of this area. Division winners in this tourney are recognized as city net champions for the year, Chief interest in the meet centers around the battle for the coveted Needham trophy, and the honor of having their names en-- , graved on the Needham plaque 'a mark of real honor. This goes to the winner of the mens sin- - these days, but in Cache Valley, at least, these will have to share the top billing lor the next couple of weeks with another popular activity tennis This sport moves to the fore with the anouneement that the annual Herald Journal-Needha3 loss to the Logan Jeweliy city championship will Despite 4 Bike squad, the Grizzlies finish- be conducted August ed the Pony League schedule this This meet, for many years the rostweek on top of the er.- The Electrics, who defeated SUNDAY AUGUST 11 11S7 THE HERALD JOURNAL Cache Builders 11-- 6 during the Loean (Cacne County) Ltah last week, came in second with a GOO percentage. The Logan Bike squad now has a 6 record, the same as Cache Builders", and the loss gave the Gnzzl'es a record The win by the Electrics gave them a 4 H. B Hunsaker, head of the standing. Utah State University departDoubles were hit by Adams, ment of health, physical educaDeursch, and Taggart for the tion and Tecreation, earlier this The seaannual fall waterfowl Logan Bike squad while Speth son will week was elected president of the likely be set in early Utah Recreation and connected for a for Paiks assothe losers. McGregor hit a hom- September, the Utah Department ciation. At a meeting at the Uni-- 1 er for the Grizzlies and Blazer of Fish and Game said today in versity of Utah, professor Hunwas winning pitcher with Speth answer to many questions now saker was named to succeed John coming to department offices. as loser. The department noted that the MeGurlfrof Salt Lake City Another Utah State staff memWinning pitcher, Christensen, hit a double in the Electrics-Cach- e same procedure for setting the ber, Clayne Jensen, chairman of followduck and season is goose Builders game and Olsen education ed each year First lequirement recreation in physical connected for was elected to a two-yeterm on Is receipt of the broad, general Cache Builders of the board associations rules from the U S. Fish and the losing pitcher. Wildlife Service under which the season can be set. Under terms of the Internation- mission members will set the1 al Migratory Bird Act the federal Utah waterfowl hunt. Opening Grizzlies . .. issues these general date of the hunt usually falls in authority Electrics .... regulations for each fly way and early October. Chambers state. . Cuirent reports from the nestNyman Hatchery The department said these fed- ing areas on the Pacific Fly way Bike Logan eral regu'ations aie evneited din- indicate there will be a supply of Cache Builders ing the latter part of August, fol- waterfowl this year equal to, or, lowing which fish and game com- - better than that of 1956. ELECTRICS BlILDLKS rsniE ah r h ah r h 3 0 0 Cheikettt Skidmore 3 11 Crown In Pony League divines repare -- 19-2- gles while all other champions are receiving tiopliies from The Herald Journal. Play will be conducted in 13 divisions ranging from the open divisions, men'sand vvomens, to the divisions for beginning boy s and girls. All division ages are based on the age as of Jan. 1 1937. With this wide range of offerings, youngsters and veterans alike aie expected to swell the entiy list for this years meet. Deadline for entering competition is 6 p m. Friday, August 16. Entry blanks wull appear on The six-tea- m been notified of the schedule of football games for the coming year and has been given an op- season to puuhase portunitv tickets for the football games The Aggie club is also to elect five new members to its board of directors. Candidates for the po- sltion are Larry Anderson, How- ard Baugh, Don Buckingham, Joe Couch, Vern Eyre, Judd Harmon, Phil Swift, Ray Partington, Keu- - ben Pedersen, and Grant White, Present officers of the organi-heiration include Charles Olson, pre sident; Joe Couch, vice presi- dent; S. O e, Cickett, secretary; and board members; LeGrand Noble, Charles Bullen, John Clay, Norm Jones, Lojal Seeholzer, Omar Budge and Jack Laub. Foothall schedule for Utah' State Umveisity for the 1957 season will see four home games: an 8 n m game September 14 with Hawaii, an October 12 game at 1 30 pm. with New Mexico, which will be televised; a 1 p m. game on October 19 with Montana and an Idaho game Novem- ber 9 at All the 1 30 p m games to be played away from home will begin at 1'30 pm and will be as follows: September 28. Iowa; October 5, (Wyoming University; October 26, Colorado State University, tele- v s e d ; November 2, Brigham Young University; November 16, 1 Denver University; November 28 traditional Turkey Day game with Universitv In a letter of Utah to all USU Football fans, head coach Ev Faunce reported that, although ten linemen and six backs will not return to the lineup, that the nine returning linesmen and four lettermen hacks, plus the new faces, will give the Aggie team lots of potential He listed returning quarterback Bob WTnters as the probable hev of the Aggie attack and also listed Bob Doctor, Will Souza, and Jon Hyde as some of the nHu- more experienced backs that will athletic department pubright, shown here with Professor H. be depended upon S U. U of at athletics director Karl Utah State University is licist at Klages, saker, Along the line, he reports, sophomores will be called to fill the gaps Both regular tackles last year graduated and junior letterman Bob Steinke returns Sophomore prospects include Bill Meglen, Arnie Cermk and Len Rohde. He mentioned the excellent prospects of Bob Wilson, Gary Kapp, Dino Anast, Garv Lund, Ken Benson and Bob Nelson "I have not mentioned a number of 000 300 020 5 8 1 players that could be the ones m Cleveland AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Loun Cardinals, on top of Fridavi Result liban, Burnette (4), McDer- - the starting positions by Novem-mothe National League one week Chicago 5, Detioit 4 (7), Moigan 8, . and ber, he concluded. ago, were today 4,' games beSmith i7); Garcia, Baltimore 4. New Yoik 3. Thompson, hind the Milwaukee Biases, hasK Cil 3, Cleveland 2 I Tonianek (7i, Gray (9i, Naileski Washington 8, Boston 0. (9i and Naragon ing been blanked last night o Home ruu McDeimott, K C., Milwaukee by the consistent Saturday's Results team Boston 4 Washington 1. Meanwhile, New York Yankees New Yoik 6, Baltimoie 3 of the American League, this Detioit t, Chicago 4 week a victim of a losing streak, CHICAGO TP o -Slamming Sam to down sufficiently regrouped Snead held first place in Tam O Schedule Today's 3 ! behind the pitch-Baltimore Shanteis $101,200 World tourDetroit at Chit ago ing of Bob Turley and Tommy ney todav by virtue of a 12 inch Washington at Boston '21. B' me New A oik at Baltimoie putt for a par on the 18th green e The Yanks maintaned a for a 54 hole total of 206. Kansas City at Cleveland (21 lead over Chicago when The pressuie putt broke a tie were defeated Sox White the by' with Canadas A1 Balding, alrea001 000- -6 13 1 New 203 Yoik Detroit 7 0 001 010 0013 dy In with a 71 for 207, and left Duke Snider, ailing knee and Baltimore Snead, one of golf's most fam(9) and Ben a, LEAGUE Byrne Turley, 12th NATIONAL run home his belted since all, ous veterans, still setting the pace Ceccarelli Moore, (4i, Results 28th Pappas of his and the game Fridays with only one round left to play New A ork 6. Philadelphia 2 the season as Don Drysdale held l1 8nc Ginsberg in the 72 hole event which pays 1 he Biookl.vn 4 Pittsbuigh 2 Pittsbuigh Pirates to seven the winning pro $50 000. Milwaukee 13, si Louis 2. hits in pitching the Brooklyn Kansas City 020 000 303- -8 11 1 Snead opened yesterdays round Cincinnati! 9 Chicago 7. Dodgers to a 0 victory. with a two stroke advantage over 4 a Cincinnati at the ball o, Chicago Snider, blasting Balding and four or more over temific clip despite a left knee the rest of the field But he lost condition Saturdays Results which occasionally lus edge uAien he got a double Brookhn 3. Pittsbuigh 0 causes him to limp, hit his homer bogie five on the 11th hole when Cnirmnati 7 Chicago 2 off Bob Purkev in the fourth inhe drove into a trap and took four 0 St anLouis Milwaukee 9. ning and the Dodgers scoied rhore strokes to get down on the other run in the same frame on 150 yard hole. Cache softball fans will have Todays Schedule till Hodges double and Gino an opportunity to watch a brand s single Philadelphia at New York. Biooklvn at Pittsbuigh 2) Drvsdale struck out nine bat- - of sottball that Is seldom equalin the state, let alone better- ( hirago at Cincinnati 2) teis and did not issue a walk in led ed. when the Cache allev Mens Milwaukee at St Louis l festering his 10th victors dousoftball their league plavs Brooklyn added its final run in softball tourna- Milwaukee 402 000 0219 9 0 Sixteen of the top softball the fifth when Junior Gilliam ble elimination Mondav ment. beginning St laiuis 000 000 0000 5 1 teams in the state will compete tripled and came home on Pee 'Ihe five teams in the Mens W ee Reeses infield out Spahn and Crandall, V McDan- - in Ogden beginning Aug 22 in will participate In the iel. Muffett Hal Jeffcoat of Cincinnati won league i4, Wehmeier G), 'he Ltah State National Softball with all teams aiming Wilhelm (9i and H Smith his first game in more than a touinev .Congress tournament. for the Wellsville Amvets, who Winner of the Utah tournament month when he scattered nine finished the regular league plav Biooklvn 000 210 0003 7 0 will represent the state in the hits to beat the ( hirago Cubs, as champions, having won both A1 Smiths 000 000 0000 7 2 national wild throw in the meet scheduled at El the lirst and serond halves The Pittsbuigh DitsUale and Walker, Purkev, Paso, Tex , in September. ninth inning opened the gates for Amvet onlv was beaten Swanson 6 Face '9' and Poiles. Entries from Ogden. Brigham tliiee tuns and enabled the Kan- once in squad league plav and lhat Hard '9 sas C'ltv Athletics to defeat the was bv Gait Citv, Salt Lake L it Tiemonton, s Mobile who took I ogan. Bi ooklv n Cleveland Indians, 8 5 Wellsville and Hill Field second place in the league Willard Nixon held the Washaie ent red in the meet Rainbow Opening round of plav will fea000 100 100 2 9 0 Kar of OpHpn ington Senators to five hits while ture Jims Sport Center vs the Chicago rhm. 123 0O0 10x- -7 10 3 pion and will be back to defend the Boston Ked Sox scored a Cactus Club at 7 45 p m at Cincinnati 3 . Pohol-an- d its title Hillman Andeison victory even though Ted Williams Cumson Held with Grants Bike Jeffcoat Neeman hitting streak was snapped at 17 plaving the Wellsville Amvets at skv 8 45 pm and Bm govs Home runs Robinstraight games in the same place Ram postponed the game beGary s Mobile is inactive the son, Cincinnati, Moiyn, Chicago, tween the Ph.lhes and the Giants first night of competition. Ciovve, Cincinnati Plans for the annual Skyline clinic for football Conference coaches and officials were announced here today by Commissioner E L. Romney The clinic will be held at the Paik Lane Hotel in Denver Aug. 16, 17 and 18 Rmnnev said coaches, athletic publicists and confluence olfitials would meet with piess, radio and television representatives Aug 16 when coaches will give a preview Wellsville First ward senior feated Linrose 1 for third Paik defeat Lewiston F ninth of the forthcoming football seaThe games last night con- son softball team, behind the tneless plaie in the junior division Both Hvde Park and franklin cluded neailv a full week of sinalso will be disRules pitching of Don Darley, last night will enter the meet. gle elimination plav witn 16 cussed changes officials. conference by regamed the title of Division Four Both the junior and senior tour- teams beginning in each of the champion by defeating Logan neys will be two divisions fioin conducted AugThird ward 13-- 2 Grant Christensen was the ust 20 to 24 at the new rhurch I.c .in Darley hurled the Wellsville softball park in Salt I.axe ( ltv w ni.z piither fo th club thiough four rounds of com( edar Citv T Hind waideis ihv r, zhl and l FD R ( In semi-fina- l plav f ndav eventliiee games Don l)ai lev tinned in ihe w in- looked foiward to a tup to ( petition this week Lozan Ihud, ing todav as the being on consecutive nights Both champions, pained the light to ning peifoimame for Wellsville. Wellsville First and Logan Third meet Wellsville First, champions ARulon OKen look ihe loss tor repiesentauves in the Region tournawill enter the baseball of two years ago. for the semoi oung Ward and Sylvan Fois-ber- g Seven Tony League ment in Salt Lake City. was tagged with the Logan finals. finals last night The Logan squad Meanwhile, Logan Eighth won shut out Y'oung Ward The Southern Utah team won while Eighth ward's defeat n third place in the senior division Wellsville dropped their opponthe light to represent the area in and ents, I ogan fighth uaid the meet at Watsonville, Calif. 0 by edging Young Ward Junior Division Semi-finround of junior diHyde Park took the junior divisFiankhn fust 15 limose 3 Aug 16 bv downing Puce, Utah, ion championship with a 19-- 1 rout1 vision plav saw Fiankiin First Hyde Paix 11, Lewiston Fourth 6 5 in the district playoffs here of franklin. Le w is ton Fourth de trounce Lintose 15 3 and Hyde 3. Friday night. ' Hunsaker Heads Utah Parks Unit Duck Season To Be Set 3 6-- In j September two-bagg- y wv Christensen, losing wy v vNy.SNWv , Herald Journal sports page each nigjit this coming week, begin-- j and contestants ning Monday, should cliD out the blank, fill it in completely, and return to The Herald Journal before the dead-- ! line Again directing the tournament for The Herald Journal will be Lincoln McClellan, veteran physical education and recreation director, and member of Utah State University staff. He Is recognized as one of the intermoun-tai- n countrys top tennis advocates and competitors Any entiant mav obtain information. or make official entrv if he wishes hv calling lrof. 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H ; 6-- A Super-Cushio- ns by Mississippian with nine years of experience with the National Football League champions wasted no motions in spurring his team from behind to win. His chief assistants were Ben 28, a Agajanian, specialist, and Ken MacAfee, 28. an end. MacAfee, who has averaged one touchdown for every four passes caught in pro competition. hauled in only three of Coneilvs efforts Fndav night, but two of them went for touchdowns on gains of 38 and 10 6 9-- S ,w; pul'ed the New Yoik Giants to a win over live 1957 College in the 24th hattle between the best of the pros and the standout collegians. Chucking Charlie Conerly , a When Conerly s passing attadk slipped Agajanian produced. In addition to making tlve conversions after each touchdown, he booled field goals of 33 and 45 yards, the latter only one yard short of the Game record In all. 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