Show VS The Suit Lake Tribtmc Sunday July IT 1955 Right Punch Combination Could Mean Jackpot for KIN RECORDS r US: Crowns John Mooney Tribune Sports Editor The fighter who uses the right combination of punches may find he s unlocked a gold-- j en fistic future in the heaty Ry Two former national amateur champions will clash Monday night at West Jordan Bob Baker the No 2 heavyweight in the world was the 1949 Golden Gloes champion while Lajne ranked No 9 now! was the 1949 National AAU i 27 car 29 old elimination weight boxing match at West Jordan Monday! night But if either Rex Layne or Bob Baker picks the wrong combination be may find he’s unleashed a swatm of fistic leather which would make the pests from l’andota's Box seem Layne old jears tin lal Layne's Record Was 23— Jim Watkins Auk kepi I i I t Vos Dei lei 22 dung Harrs Wills 2— Willie Milos kll 4— Ponre DeLeon ko 17— Fzrard ( harles Fv 12 — Hind Cibson kn 21 — Sonrs Orroik ko 12 — Joe Sandell kO 22— Joe louis mo ( 4 1 1 J C Keb Eeb Mar May May June June July Oct 3 3 3 6 R 10 10 10 10 4 9 2 3 12 10 8 10 v 10 mi 9 10 3 8 5 6 4 10 6 11 mi 6 — Ezzard Feb April 13 — Roland Juna Julv kept Jan Julv Julv Auk Kept Oct Nov Dec 17 — A1 3 10 10 1 4 10 10 Charles W' Spaulding KO 5 mi LaStarra L — Euard Charles L 24 — BUI McClure KO 3— Earl Walls KO bv 8 — Earl Walls KO by 1454 25— Hurricane Jackson KO bv 12 — Eddie Kobb KO 29 — Derriea Alle KO 30 — Chuck Woodworth W KO 27 — Hans Friedrich 18 — Willie Bean W W Disq 18 — Bill Boatsman D 11 — Heins Neuhaus 10 10 1 4 1 6 leb May 2 2 10 5 10 7 10 — Kirbv Seals KO —Bob Baker L — Willie Jackson KO 6 10 1 Bob Baker’s Record 1949 April 21 — Ray Bassett KO Mav 11 — Jim Fulton KO Mav 18 — Bob Golden KO Auk 22 — Ben Skelton W Auk 29 — Willie Champion' KO Sept 12—Joe Modiele KOW Sept 26— Pedro Bradley W Oct 18— Pedro Bradley Oct 27— Grady Welch KO Dec 12 — Walter Hafer KO Dec 28 — Marty Marshall KO 1 1 4 4 2 4 8 8 1 5 8 1959 Jonea KO Mar 18 —Johnny Flynn KO April 24— Rusty Payne KO May 29— Sid Peaks KO Jan FROM TIP RACE TRACKS Cary Regains Nashua Barely Wins Arlington Run Golf Lead enormous burst Rejected icturned At Milwaukee the board victory July Aworiated Press of speed Satur- 16— The bril- - day to score a nose CHICAGO in a terrific! (he $137100 Hollywood Gold Nashua needed liant MILWAUKEE W1S July 16 stretch prod by Eddie Arcaro up (UP) — Cary Middlecoff shootIt took a track record per- f Saturday to score a fur jhP five year-olforrnance them on dead to the ing pin to win the Gold Cup length victory over Rejected greens recaptured oned Traffic Judge in the put he had hat was necessary r the lead at the $148 5Q0 Arlington mile clasic as he ran down the favored 34132 'wildly cheering on Jn the stretch mark in the $35000 Milwaukee the mile at fans Arlington Park and a qUai tor lace and got his Open Saturday with a 13 under IN CARRYING the white and 1iove out 11 f‘°"t?1 tht par (me °f 1 59 35 cut a fifth red dotted silks of Belair MIDDLECOFF moved two to a a second off the recoid set $91675 triumph Nashua’0 Noor in 1950 strokes fihead of h&lfwsy leader hsd to overpower1 Jim Turnesa who scrambled for Impromptu at the final eighth THE TOP weighted Deter-min69 in the third round after and then stave off the hard was thud and Alfred G blasting’ a 63 course record in pressing Traffic Judge who Vanderbilt’s Social Outcast moved up from sixth place at flown here from New York for the second round the head of the stretch race was fourth Turnesa soared to a 37 on There was no show betting as the the front nine but recovered Nashua beaten only by Swaps with three birdies on the back in the Kentucky Derby in nine starts this year went off a nine for a 32 3 to 10 favorite and paid $2 60 Tied for third at 200 were and $220 Paul McGuire who also shot Traffic Judge ridden by a 37 on the front nine and Mike Willie Boland paid $5 80 to Souchak golf’s leading money-winne- r place Impromptu which led this year most of the way finished third a length and a quarter behind McGUIRE playing in MiddleBy AiRorlatrd Pr coff s threesome knocked off Traffic Judge ATLANTA July 16 — Handfive birdies on the back nine some Tony Trabert Wimbledon for a 30 to give him a 67 for 1 0-- 1 from Cincinnati and champion the day to keep him among the Bv d light-reek- 19— Henry 1 6 4 5 11 — Bill Wemberi KO 25— Sid Peaks W Dec 4— Abel Ceitac W 4 July July 10 10 mi KO 2— Levi Bryant April 14— Elkins Brothers W Omelio Asramonte KO July 3—— W Au( 13 Omelio Agramonte Sept 10— Dale Hall KO Oct 15— Bill Gilliam KOW Nov 5— Jimmy Bivtna Nov 13 — Kid Riviera D Nov 23—Claranc Henry KO by 1452 Oct 25— Bill Gilliam W Dec 2— Bill Gilliam W Dec 15— BUI Gilliam L 1951 Jan 12— Bill Gilliam WW Feb 16— Ceaar Bnon W Mav 21— Nino Valde KO bv July 1— Bob Satterfield W Williams Nov 24— Charley Dec 21 — Clsrence HenA L 5 Apnl 10 7 10 3 10 10 10 10 10 10 Ali-befor- Mav Julv Kept Oct Nov Dee Archie Moore KO -bv 24— Joe Baksl W — 30 Embrell DaVtdson KO 2— Toxie Hall W 1— Coley Wallace W 5— Jimmy Slade W 17— Coley Wallace W 4 leaders Cary Jim Turnni Paul McGuire Mika Souchak 6666-68200 Tommy Bolt Mikt Fetchick 67 201: Julius Boros Ted Kroll Bo Wininser Bob Jerry Barber 70—- 204 Cherry Art Wall Jr Frank — 206 Bob Harris Stranahan —206 Douk Ford Fred Hawkins Bud 656673 — 206 Holacher Errie BaU 76 6968—207: Welly Ulrich Fred Wampler 706669— 207 Ed Oliver — 207' Walker Inman Jr 7165 7266-671—- 207: Sam Snead Gene Webb 876672—207 Roa-hu- 9 Takes Publitix INDIANAPOLIS Saturday won A of the Class in st place int par golf tournament at e Salt Lake Country Club K Cole was second and A J idger F R Clark and Jack iarp- tied for third Other results: Class B—O P ibinson first Bruce Garri--n second G C Carman ird Class C— E O Muir first id for second D A Miller d Lee Lovinger A MIXED scotch foursome 11 be held Sunday starting - 12:30 pra The tee off at nine-hol- e pm 1 seven golf-playin- g July 16 Kocsis one of Michigan L T (Tommy) Bean Mole oup will — Sam D 10 10 Mole Capture Meet at CC S (ifi brothers 1 10 10 —Willie Jamea KO — Rea Layne W Feb Mar 15— Pulio Mederos W Fab W Middlecoff JO 1451 defeated stubborn tobacco-chewin- g 6 i n "WE WANT TO have seafi for everyone who wants to see the fight and there definitely will not be a sell out he promised Jimmy Braddock who refereed the Fullmer-Gi- l Turner bout dodged any predictions as to the winner "I know Baker Is a fast puncher who can hurt an op ponfnt with either hand any time1 understand from friends that Rex is in his best condi tion and we all know what Layne can do when he connects 1 expect a tough fight and HI wager the fans will see a tough scrap” Braddock added Maxie Baer who will referee the fight will return to Utah Raker the N'o 2 ranked appeared that Baker might Monday morning after several heavyweight in the world trail- enter the ring as the favorite appearances on the west coast over the weekend ing only Marciano and Challenger Archie Moorej in the The third official Teddy ratings is a combination Brenner of Brooklyn’f Parkpuncher way Arena has been on the ' scene all week ' Raker has been known to bit a chain lightning series of "You can decide the Imporfive or six punches when he KANSAS CITY MO July tance of this fight by the pulls the trigger and this 16 (UP)— A pair of African troublfc the West Jordan A C combination punching has elephants were reported on has undertaken to bring in been the secret of his success their way in crates to Kansas three officials We are watchLayne on the other hand has City Saturday from Vero ing the outcome of this fight In the East very much and you been a poor combination Beach Fla to beemoe offican bet the winner of this fight Rex Kansas the of cial mascots the in puncher past Rowdy will fight Marciano for the and then City Athletics baseball team has been a crank up again typo of hitter The youngsters who weigh championship (providing Rocky In his drills against Jackie about 800 pounds each will still is champion) no later thad Tormay for Baker Layne has live in the African veldt at next June” Brenner added The preliminary card has been showing a much better re- the Swope Park Zoo They been cost and of his about $8000 arranged the stadium s between part right lationship the money for their purchase in readiness and everything is and left hands in his offensive combination's! came from nickels and dimes ready for the 8:30 opener MonThe fighters lapered off Sat- - contributed by boys and girls day night d Handicap before a crowd of at Jamaica Race Track Tuo Elephants one-punc- NEW YORK July 16 ipMr Turf splashed to the first stakes victory of his career Saturday when he rushed up in the final yards to win the $22550 Wilson 28 346 - h Starting Tomorrow at 10 am- - HIBBS ANNUAL Bernard Bartzen defending champion from San Angelo ASCOT ENGLAND July Tex rolled into the finals of 16 (UP)— Vimy a 10 to 1 shot owned by France’s Paul the US Clay Courts Tennis Wertheimer scored an upset Tournament Saturday with four-se- t victories over nationally triumph in Britain’s richest horse race Saturday while ranked foes Phil Drake the odds on favorThey play Sunday in the ite finished out of the money match championship in the field of 10 Trabert blasted through EdThe stewards looked at die Moylan of Trenton NJ photographs of the finish be62 fore declaring Vimy a head Bartzen retriever victor over Acropolis m the who 18 at his best on outclay 26300 sterling ($73640) King Ham Richardson number lasted George VI and Queen Elizain the nathree ranked beth stakes Acropolis owned tion from Batonplayer Rouge La 7 5 93 2-- 6 by year-ol- d Alice Lady Derby finished three lengths ahead of Sir Victor Sassoon's Elopement Rejected Snares Nose Victory 6-- 3 6-- 1 Utah Open Mixed Scotch Tournament to be played at Meadow Brook Some 20 teams are entered any of which could upset the Doducod Regular weights and summer weights in a large sole group In which all sizes are represented with especially large choice in sizes 36 37 and 38 Original values from $3450 to $100 6-- 0 Spocff Gocatfs 26 64 originally $30 to $50 (UP) — Australia's Lew Hoad and Rex Hartwig won the first round of CHICAGO July SILASCIS Vi Prico Broken lots but a big selection of our famous sport coats Le tv Rex Win 16 Vz A big sale group includes both regular and summer weights in a variety of shades $1395 to $2750 values One special group of whites plains patterns long sleeves short sleeves Odd lots mostly small and large izes - 6--1 6--4 6--2 THE MATCH gave 2500 fans at Chicago's Saddle and Cycle Club their first good look at Hoad Australia’s recently-marriesingles champion Final set of singles matches Sunday will have no bearing on the outcome of the meetand Beveral Nelson and ing Riley Alec Stevenson and Marge Fillis are expected to offer tough competition in the Open division By Associated Pttss Sweden’s defending chamMeanwhile about 3Z teams of Meadow Brook members will pions took a lead over Chile play In a club nine hole mixed by winning the doubles Saturscotch foursome Sunday also day and Italy completed a Th atartlns tlmaa: over Great Britain in the 1 p m— Wait Harrta and Hatclla Tay- sweep lor Jtrry and Cn Htndaraon Alta semifinals of the European Staaanaon and Marga FlUla Bob Borea Zone Davis Cup tennis compeand Marla Parkini 1 10 p m— Max and Mary La Bakari tition Tom William and Jerry Smith Jo The Swedes stunned by the and Mildred HuraU Alai McCallarty partner defeat of Sven Davidson Friday 1 20 p m— Mirk Kllcy and Bararly Nalaon Tea and Clee Branca Jerry at the hands of Chile’s Luis How and Dial Wilka Earl and Haaal Ayala stormed back with an Slmpon 1 30 p m — Emia Schnei'er partner impressive doubles victory Dr Joe and Fat Fawlcr Stave Adama and Marcia Maddox Dex and Inky scored by Davidson and Torsten Alter ' ' 1 30 p m — fito Whit and Wendy Johansson Burnett Iva Waanatard Keith and The Swedish4team smashed Vard Jonea and Connie Chrlatanaan Ayala and Andres Hammersley Erl Ire and Ruth EapadahL (Other wtahinf to enter ahould rail and established ratarvattana to Meadow Brook Sunday tnornlna Nina hole Martini time can themselves as favorites to gain b dttarmJuxd by calling Meadow the fi&Il round against Italy Brook aneciraGAD 2ori on a special sale group of finer quality neckTWO for $250 wear priced originally at $250 Now HALF PRICES d scjgbc dgiwg at this unusually low price All of the newest colors are Included Originally priced to $2 v 6--1 6--4 I L IS j? T oft Long sleeve short sleeve styles A big selection but odd lots so naturally first choice Is best choice Original values $395 to $10 $V K 2-- 1 5-- 0 ?0‘ Stock up now SPWff GCMOTS Europe Zone Play 6--0 off 6cmipirDc‘0®® the American Zone Davis Cup tennis Saturday when they whipped Mexico’s Gustavo Pala-fo- x and Francisco Guerrero in the doubles and Open Mixed Scotch Tourney Slated at Meadow Brook Walt Harris and Hazell Taylor defending champions wjll be faced with powerful opposition Sunday when the annual Substantial savings are offered on big sale groups of clothing furnishings and sportswear from our regular selections of fine men's wear Shot Scores Rich Race Win Georgia auto salesman for the USGA Public Links championship SaturSPEED BURST day 2 up Bean was never ahead or even after Kocsis won the first hole of the morning round but the Georgian carried it all the way He was INGLEWOOD CALIF July four down on the second tee of the afternoon round and 16 (UP) — King Ranch's Rejectwhittled the margin to a sin- ed reported ailing only a few gle hole with one to play days back closed with an embers interested may sign Fort Douglas pair if Harris at the golf shop and Taylor slip Just the tiniFeminine linksters at the est bit ib will qualify for the club Perampionship Tuesday A Bob Boyce and Marian amateur kins the champs of itch play vs par tournament back are last again this year to will be held year with tough competition due from Joe and Mildred Glade Park Softball Hurst from Max and Mary Lou 16 8 3 h 18th 8 8 8 Baker from Steve Adams and 6 Enaigiv ger im Grant L Boots and B Marcia Maddox 'and from Jerry 4 8 S Howe and Dixie Wilks as well ti 7 8 8 b SOth as several other strong pairs pham and Crtwby Durhrtr and JERRY and Gwen Henderson jmh 10 T 18th and Cleo Branca Mick Tee an4 Green Roier and Grant i 7-- 5 Clay Meet 10 s All-do- Mr Turf Wins Tralicrt Gains Finals in 1 9 10 g e 10 9— across the 8 5 favorite of the crowd of 49000 icturned $3 00 and 2 40 for place and show' while Dcteimine paid $3 10 for show e Studls 1454 Mar 3 30 three-quarte- 7 10 10 10 - y rain-spong- and over the maybe at much as Lewiston Larruper Tickets hit a record high Saturday as the fight drew Into the home stretch However WI1 ford Egbert of the West Jordan commission said there would be plenty of seats available "Like for the Fullmer fight if we sell all the seats we have tickets printed for well install more seats” he said Friday Athletics Obtain $14 10 5 80 i pace-settin- 6 ItSI Jan as they wind up drills for their elimination fight at West Jordan Monday Winner will be next in line for Marciano bout the world's No 2 ranking heavyweight (left) and rated the No 9 heavyweight punch the heavy bag Bob Baker Rex Layne one-hal- 28— Bob Garner KO leb 7 ——William James L Mar 24 Bn Bill Petaraen W April 7 — Bik Bill Peteraen KO April 12 — Johnnv Pretiie KO May 19— Harry Matthews L Auk Nov in-juu- two-roun- 4 Rober'a KO Brlon W 26— Bik Bill Peteraen KO 9 — Bob Satterfield KO 15— Eddie Cameron KO 25— Odell Riles KO 9 —Dave Whitlock KO 21 — Henry Hall W 12 — Rorkv Marciano KO by 11— Eziard Charles KO by Jan LAYNE DIDN’T work hard Saturday as part of his training strategy Layne is trying to put on weight for the scrap to lie at top strength for" the Baker bout Spectators were more than a little interested in watching Baker punch to see if there wai any sign of his old hand hampering his punching Baker had both his hands operated upon a year or so ago to correct broken bones in his hands and his manager Dusty Bettors says he hasn’t been bothered in any of his 1955 victories at the expense of Lavne Jarnts and Julius Med cros lie 6 3 4 la urday but Baker was shaking off much of his lethargy "as the fight approached and he impressed the Edison Street Gym spectators with his speedy hands in mythology and leg ends Monda night as far as Baker and I nine aie concerned a nnth will be as good as a nule Baker holds decisions over when tbev squaie off in a bout Layne and Mederos and a which could unseil the next kayo over James challenger for champion Rocky derisioned Layne In Boston Marciano's crown a couple of years ago And whichever has the right The odds on the fight tool a sombination will hit the fistic sudden shift late Friday and it jackpot j kO suffering humanity if ou boliee 2 24— Joe 1 ouis Is Feh 9 — Bob Onldt n W lob 20 — Dase Whltloik W War 10 — Dave Whitlock 1 April 24— (rant Butcher W Wav 22 — Dase Whitlock W Wav 20— Willie Paiker KO June 12 — Bob Dunlap ko June — Jack Ruber ho Julv 11 — Bob Blevins kl) Julv 18 — Joe Kahut W Auk 15 — Turket Thompaon W Oct 3— Dale Hall 1) Oct 23 — Andy Walker D Npv 24—Jo Walcott W 15— Bill 9 — Cesar on a S Jan Jan PANDORA IT was who opened the combination on a forbidden chest and freed all the insect pests in the world KO Wv u — j1M1 Watkins KO June 10 — Hank Thurman W June 21 — Decree Abinet Ko Juls 11 — Jim? W illiamt kll Julv 21— Rtartat I erter k( Aux 3— Budds Thomas h 11— Beariat Caller Au KO Auk 18 — (ene 1'earce ko —1 i£ Fighters Taper Off for Monday Tiff Bout Odds Switch to 7-- 5 for Bob Baker Lavne Once Held champion Baker is Layne-Bak- e DD®GDGV Vi Price the sport shop Plains and argyles formerly $1 to $295 In For best selection Its f Fils big sole tee suggest you be here sthen the store opens Monday at 10 sm 220 South Main |