Show yT- Jkll6 CflUb cJay LflmC September 30 l&M (The lineup could produce the fastest mile of the season " He'S booked to tuit the mile Such a prospect has led the 29 ()— ithe ‘fabulous Gundar Haegg Wednesday night against Eng- meet’s organizers into forecast out of the Swedish record land’s Derek Ibbotson and Po- - ing a crowd of at least 30000 one of his toughest’racesof a Top Milers Eye Race Tonight Dodgers Tip LONDON Dan Waern Sept the busjseason four-minut- e ’mS3U End Playoff at SUPER GET YOUR TIRE Continued from Page 21 but he was safe and so was Mathews at third Torre got the Braves on lop with a single to score MatheWs and Aaron for the two fat runs rfjffilMDra' — MTU'd'il Msw VWKIU The Dodgers came right back with one when again with one away Charlie Neal tripled to center Then it was Wally Moon the comeback guy they got from the Cardinals slicing a single to left which scored Neal Milwaukee got it right back however in the second when pesky Johnny Logan led off jyith a single to left and after “twcf men went down’Biirdette singled to center Snider’s peg to third eluded Jim Gilliam as well ’as starter Don Drys-dalwho backed up the bag and Logan came on home e DRYSDALE wasn’t around long after that being lifted in the foflith to start the long parade of pitchers for both teams But before he left his three strikeouts ran his season total to 242 and moved him into fourth place among the National League’s all time — Assoclsted Press Wirepkote This happy gent is Manager Wait Alston of Los Angeles Dodgers walking through tun nel to the dressing rooms at the Los Angeles Coliseum after Dodgers had won playoff English Driver Hurt in Crash one-seaso- n strikeout artists The Dodgers got that one hack also— but still trailed 3 to 2— when Neal lofted his 19th home run of the year over "the thing” the left field screen for a t homer which cut Milwaukee’s lead to 3 to 2 much-discusse- Bv Associated Press STAFFORD d wife Katie were injured in 290-foo- a car crash on a highway near here Tuesday night But again those desperate Braves their backs to the wall after losing the first of the three-gamplayoff at Milwaukee Monday matched Doctors reported Moss suffered cuts and bruises in the collision with another car His wife had facial injuries and was carried into the Stafford Infirmary on a e that run Mathews For sliced a homer lust Inside the right field foul pole which won him the National League home run crown with a total broad-backe- of 46 ENGLAND Sept 29 — British racing driver Stirling Moss and his stretcher He had been tied"' in regular season play with Ernie Banks of the Cubs but picked up the first Mcl Ott Memorial Award because playoff averages count in the final averages —Associated Pres Wlrrphnto Milwaukee got another run In the eighth to run the load Manager Fred Haney of Milwaukee Brakes looks a little sad to 5 to 2 and while Burdette as he heads for dressing room following playoff loss had been staggered from time to time it looked as if the man from the West Virginia mountains might make it after they gave him that cushion Del Crandall scored the fifth run tripling off the left center field and coming in as Mantilla filed to left — Golf Notes Red Team Beals Blues In Country Club Meet BUT IP he and the Braves thought so they were doomed Because to disappointment those Dodgers hit him with those big three runs in the last ditch bottom of the ninth as Moon led off with a single to center Snider followed with a single through the mound and Hodges filled the bases with a single to left That was all for Burdette and Don McMahon the Braves’ relief ace came on But he couldn't do it The Red team captained by Nick Morgan ' defeated the Blues captained by Mrs Lynn Allen 48 42 Tuesday in the annual Red and Blue tournament at the Salt Lake Country Club? Winner were Mu A H Dajs Mr Colwell Mrs either Norm Larker singled off the scieen in left scoring Moon and Snider while Hodges roated on into third Now the Braves called on Warren Spahn the winningest lefthander in the game end Furll-lgreeted hirri with a long sacrifice fly to right Hodges coming in with the tying run after Hank Aaron caught the ball just in front of the right field screen The Biaves got them out finally after this although they had to use Joey Jay in relief of Spahn to do it o cur costs' rfirOO- - TODAY ZIONS SAYINGS & LOAN ASSN 33 E 1st South 4963’ $ Slot Set Red Blue win H E Club championship— Mrs Kelly Grandmother— Mrs Don Robison first Mrs F S Prince champion flight Mrs R F Belnan consolaB A Peak Mrs tion championship consolation first flight Spring roundup winners— Mis J E Jarman Mrs Sid Eliason Mrs Clyde Pahnier Playeis may shop Thuisdav at 8:30 for starting times— am Nibley Park Women enjoyed a "Tacky Day” Tuesday Next Tuesday's play will be a best ball tournament with tee off time at am sign up by 8:15 am The Reds defeated the Blues Willow Creek 14 9 as the Oakridge Country Creek women will Willow wound Golf Assn Ladies Club tour-daup Its year of activities Tups- - hold their Red and Blue In the annual club toQina-- namont next Tuesday with tee off time set for 9‘:30 am ment CAU US FOR NEW tow rates’ Low ro Mil C4vdeCannon low low putt net Mi Milton Quigle hole-in-oMrs Newton Hush Clvde Pannier Mn Ed Mrs Mrs longest ditve Mts A F Robert Quiglev Mu Charles Chene lowest score on Schubach Peterson Mr G W Anderson Mi 7 Mt nine Mis Ken Duncan on L F Black Curtis Esans J J Wetnstock Mi high gross Mis Jack Mrs Tracy Fowlei Mia R O John- - Giacomo Special pi ires Most valu Mrs 1 ouls Vhir ’ son Mr Jack Wilson s Cannon best sportsmanTaufer Mis P N Johnson and Mi Mi Ice F pA rsnn golfer most ship O Clark Mts Schubach hkeiv to succeed Trophies and prlre were picsented Winner of goat tournament following the tournev at the lunch- — Mts Cl'de Cannon 9 hole — Mrs Sid Smith B eon held at the clubhouse Mr Quick Fllason via! chairman of womens activities for the er Mav teg riiiectot’ Other awards XV G Andeion cup winner Mi — A William Neff Class B Mrs Clas Salt Lake Countiy Club golfC— Mrs —Mrs Don Robison Clas Gordon Walton June— Mrs Spence ers will wind up the season e Clawson Mrs Paul Larson Mrs with the sbtiiirI Pod Carter Mrs Lon Riiharrison July— oiUUrnay MiJoe p n Johnson Mis wait Owen and Blue tournament Mrs Scott Sharp Mrs Dick Price will Rea - Winder trip RobMrs captain Jack ice pi Mrs August— eri Lence Mrs e j Osterioh Giandifpam and Dave Ellison the finals— Mrs G W Anderson President's cup— Mrs C W Smith Blue Mis Don Robinson Mrs J B Baldcall thp golf OaKridge r tournament for the 18 hole golfeis and was named the most valuable golfer of the season Piies were presented to the following: LOW GROSS honors were won by Mrs Clyde Cannon and Mrs Milton Quigley took low net Mrs Cannon also was named winner of the goat II omen s Golf Meadow Brook Mauilne Chfl most 3 Hdet Simpson 4 Boots Row ton putts B Conmost nie Vandehie most 5s 1ary Soffe most 6s Mugarct Minson putts Lucille C Him MarUndale most 6 Christensen most 7s Coke Spcver Nine hole— A Isa Bitd gin putt Betty Green low on 13 Lomu SpenB low MrCri cer putts Angle gro Marge Green low on 13: RoC Pat Taft berta Wallace putt gross Edna Show ell low on 8 Verna Schultz putts -- Class AMERICAN FULL met WEIGHT FENCING Not Tubing 5iS wurSiftMTH Soirm PROTECTS'KAUTIfl£5 titimstt CPliL 9451 1 A Bonneville Throw out tournament— Amy McKinney Bennv McGrath Norma Morns Monnie Elliott Thelma Backman were the winners Winner of autumn tournev was Mary Servatius nine-hol- e Hilma Coleman: winner club champion winner Lee Hulbert with Connie Christensen runnerup Trophies will be awarded at a luncheon at the Ambassador Club on Oct 3 Full-tim- e power plus guaranteed top engine protection You get both in every tankful of Conoco Royal Gasoline with TCP plus ut your oar - and your cares in hands Whose capable hands are these? 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