| Show I hi r zzers II' elt Tribe ove Into eatt hut Ztibunt pott$ 8-- 4 Price Dockets Derks Show liv4 Real Pop J SALT LAKE CITY UTAH MONDAY MORNING 26 4 040' " - events enlivened an otherwise dull morning Saturday below the Vivian Park bridge 1 AD angler ready for anything complete with poncho and armpit-hig-h waders sprawled in the river much to the delight of his fellow fishermen He was really waterlogged when he finally dragged himself to the bank After giving his predicament due consideration he decided that the best way to empty the waders was to stretch himself head down on the steep river bank and let the water run out Which he did to the cheers of the onlookers 2 Another character full of the wine of the grape went fcom one fisherman to another giving each this singular an-I get' nouncement: "Thish ish my day off but I don't care TWO eh theTrovo River Just 1 250 anyhow" ''0 He'll need the money if his thirst keeps up ' Fishing incidentally was so poor that even Charley Beeder the gems warden from the Provo area gave it up around 9 cm Six Coaches 'Win' Golf Balk We dropped into the Utah State coaching school Friday Just in time to watch the prizes for the golf tournament being Norm Larsen His 69 took handed out by Cal Stoll the grid assistant up at Aggieville Six the S L Amateur medaL City golfers received golf balls "for practice" and a look at their 4 ' Norm Larsen Fires 69 In City Golf 1 By Jack Schroeder Tribune Sports Writer It finally happened at Derks! Field The Salt Lake Bees got good hitting and good pitching in one ball game and the net result was an astonishingly easy 4 victory over the Pocatello Bannocks—the proud posses- streak sors of a three-gamSalt Lake got a pitching performance from big Clyde! DeWitt that verged on the magnificent—at least for the first eight innings The Bees backed attack inthat up with a t two runs home against cluding Jack Martin and Leland Smith for the victory The win moved the Bees into fifth place New Players It was the opener of a three-gamseries with the Bannocks and was the first game since the arrival of three new players to the Buzzer fold Monday Dick 8-- i Ic:Itil 4 o I4-hi- V 69 :If I1 Larsen had only one bogey on his first round on No 8 and he birdied No 2 and No 3 going out and No 3 and No 7 coming k No:I:7' t0- t '' 'y - 41 1:c 4 4 - e ' 't- ' :" : tatSPO : In e - 11 ''''' But he needed every stroke scores indicates practice is needed to win the medal as Herb PolJack Lee and Harold Rollins of Las Vegas had 75s and Gene lock last year's runnerup finMcDowell of Vegas had a 61 Jerry Longs 67 Earl Verguson's ished in that position in this 61 and Twist Jones' 65 were rated lousy enough to win practice qualifying as he shot a year's balls also 70 A double bogey on the 17th wasl Chick Atkinson the Brigham Young University coach hole ruined Herb's chances of hailed as the "biggest liar" after he shot a 43 with a 26 handicap! getting the medal Atkinaon's frantic alibi that he was framed by his fellow Another 70 shooter Sunday H Y 11- - coach Stan Watts was hooted down George Blankley was Cecil Bohn thus dropping got a prize because he shot his exact handicap Bud Wilkinson the Saturday qualifying leader Special to The Tribune the Oklahoma football coach won the longest-driv- e contest and — BILLINGS Marion Hill Bill Korns who shot a 71 back Jack Curtice of Utah took the approaching prize to fourth spot 15- pitched a sparkling nine-hi- t Excellent weather conditions Low Gross With Round Par Cops victory over Billings Sunday after a bad day SaturBob Taylor with a 34 won low gross with Wilkinson second inning 'Sunday night to notch up a day probably was one cause of With 35 while Mary Heibert with a won low net the much better golf shot genthe win and Magic Valley give Listening to Wilkinson talk about pass defense reminded us t erally on the second day On to remind you not to raise your boy to be a receiver of book Cowboys a split in the doubleheader Billings won the Saturday only 14 golfers quail-lie- d passes O with 79 or better but on "We figure they'll etroplete the book against us but we try first game 9 to 'Sunday there were more than to set up so that the sotilid of our men hitting the guy who gets Iliii was superb as he Ivived two errors by his infield 25 who finished in the 70s the ball sounds like a rivet gun" It took a 78 to qualify for the to the earn a that's letter catching hookers and set down the Yep tough way He championship crucial in flight spots Mustangs against the Sooners was touched for a run in the and two who had 78s were left the to and Golf Club by Stopped Brigham City say Country hello to Dean Candland the pro Got there just in time to hear fourth and another in the eighth out in the draw for the last poof 18 about the seventh hole in one of this year which Orville Merrill but emerged unscathed in the sitions Five more flightsBonneeach were drawn up by hit Friday If seven aces for one course this early in the season Other spots Bert Ilaysom was touched for ville Professional Dick Kramer Isn't a reeord it'll do until one comes along Others who have knocked in their tee shots at Brigham 12 hits by Magic Valley and the who Is directing the tournaCity this spring are Al Hansen the has two) Walt Gleaves Cand winning run came in the 15th ment matches must land and De'on Thomas all of Brigham City and by Bill Cheney when Charlie Cole led off the All played by Tuesday evening of Pocatello inning with a walk he went to be matches must be second on a sacrifice by Cullen Second-rounLet's Take In Brigham City Open Deck and scored on a single by played Wednesday or Thursday Pint emend Psirlues Candland is anxious to let all golfers know about the first Jim Scott (AB first round matchee must Iss annual Brigham City Open 18 holes of medal play on Sunday played by Tuesday evening) Magic Valley got two in the Championship Plight to uslif ici RI June 21 sixth with two away Len Karp 'cores Nctrm Lanett in Should be a fine tournament Therell be a 2150 top prize singled to left and Coe moved (OW VI Fredparenthethia): Penni' (76): Ralph tmerv MD Walt Cowin for the pros and four prizes for each of three flights in the him around with a single to at) vs Gary Peck gr) vv6s 82ronAeds17)(7)reriagilirkriTl amateurs The amateur entry fee is $4 and it will be well worth Deck pounded a double vs Dick McKean (18) Keith Lenten (741) It to join the fine Brigham City folks and Dean on their sporty right Ed Frits Mt Keith Bartow (71) into center to score both run- vs Don Allen efli Blaine Sorenson oln nine-hol- e layout vs Nolan Wathen inn Cecil Bohn ('7O) ners Johnson (76) Don Dorton ('14) Some tee talk Mel Stevens who runs the Airways pitch In the fourth Mgr Cliff Dap- iv' Wally lI‘oehnnt :organ 4ilg BDI:kers and putt MIMI says he's going to have more of the blind bogeys was out per singled but wiped Thad Peterson Ilan Bill KOMI (ll) which proved so' popular Memorial Day Ills course is be- by Sal Campagna's fielder's VIvs Loran Moench (741) Marlow Quick Men Dick Mont coming more fun to play each day as the greens smooth out and choice (71rvrweil lurks MD: Dean Harry Williams lived onirVms the fairways thicken aeobinsos am vs Dick Carlson CM Good thing Bud Wilkinson the Okla- an error by Nick Muti who homa football coach was in Logan only a week In three overthrew first and it allowed 0 rreterlgety Itligoty 'lirokb Cirlolkishsvaad ligitl around the B'"ni trips Logan golf course he had 40 38 and 35 Cliff Ku Campagna to score That was tistgYismPeasyrYysLetrrd Probably would have had the course record in another week ruin Kasai vc kel '11' Phil the Hill was first off run and it Mark Eckersley $ill Pantile vs Jack Ernie Schneiter had a peculiar round last Monday in the unearned Swenson George Schooner Jr U Bot Pro-Aat Bonneville Stramwell Started off with two birdies and In the Pablo Bernard eighth ended up with seven birds all told but didn't win the sweep- walked and went to second on rsikec"v FirstsGeorr) ""Yvs 114: stakes After those two starting birds he had a horrible seven a sacrifice by Bob Murphy flared Al Tbair Schoenen vs Mark on No 3 The long hitters are taking advantage of the short Miltn Mill Campagna singled to left to mwssitiwornt tapas vs Kay cut over the hill on NO 4 at the Ogden Country Club vs But score Bernard That was the Metcalf vs Jokes Don GeneR hinench K Anelor Dui Mier Chick Clay vs wait until those little trees become big trees then the power only earned run off Hill who son boys wiU have to take the long way around too vc Sob Third right: Sob Barlow pitched seven scoreless frames Nelson Reg Chapman vs Vie Day after that point Harold rosborg vs Ken Lloyd Chick nine-hol- ("I Nt'it By Bill Coltrin Tribune Sports Writer Norm Larsen defending champion in the Salt Lake City Amateur Golf tournament took up Sunday where he left off last year as he breezed the Bonneville course to cop this year City Amateur medal with a three-und-er JUNE 8 1053 01 t t 1 t e Descals Hill Outduels Illaysom for 15Canto Win f right- 1 A' 4 ' 1 1 : 1 4 3-- 2 40 -- ' V‘' day-nigh- son And the Bees had backed him ''' 1)-- - Bud hander go against Hurn another righthander In addition Jack Price the most famous of all trick artists and baseball entertainers will be at Derks Field His show will go on at 7:45 pm just prior to the game It will be the annual showing of Price at Derks shutout DeWitt had a two-hi- t going into the ninth inning Sunday night lie had allowed a weak infield hit by Dick Sobek and a solid triple by Ed Rober- ' iiZ011) 1 hard-hittin- talented a o will t v1 !' th lace 111 I 41b Bill Co Ittin's )111 tity:f)! Ray Khoury and Skip Kitsman It was the first circuit clout of the season for either hitter and it touched off assault waves that cut down Martin and Smith to size The Bees got off to a flying start when Lee Tate got a "Texas Leaguer" in the infield It dropped over the pitcher's head and was ruled a base knock He went to second on an error by Dick 1Vatson and scored on a single by John Moskus Then in the third with one out Khoury belted a homer over the left field wall The Buz- zers ptished the score to 0 in the fifth when Kitsman hit one out and Khoury doubled and scored on a single by Bob Byrne Martin surrendered another run in the sixth after one was out Jerry Streeter dumped a single into left and wellt to second on a hit by DeWitt Tate slapped a hit through the hole at short and it sent Streeter home with the run Three Runs Smith fell victim to the last three runs in the eighth Tate got his third hit of the night---leadoff single to right and went to second on Smith's crrot-- Kitsman dumped one over short into left to score Tate from second A double by Byrne scored Kitsman and the Buzzer centerfielder came home on an 4-- a lerror by Ed Itettagliata up with a furious hitting asDeWitt was rapped for three sault headed by home runs by hits and four runs in the ninth 1 ' ''' i' '43k ISobek led off with a walk and ' scored on a double by Al Car' ' ' 1 f michael A walk to Don Cameron put two on and Jack Sa' haragun sent Carmichael home with a single Ervin Ilatzenbuhler hit for Smith and singled 4101ftwoonmodolOanamotwomommtda Saharagun home and an error and walk finally brought in Jack Price who can do a lot of things with a baseball and a Bobby McFarlane make will Derks unbelievable annuli bat that are appearagce Special to The Tribune Bud Hum was rushed in to nGDFN — The Ogden Reds hit but struck out to end prowho had trouble—three games ceedings ON TIP NATION'S FAIRWAYS worth—beating the lowly PocaPioneer League Notes tello Bannocks turned on their Dick Milne utility player for hitting power to down the the Bees has decided to quit Idaho Falls Russetts 10-and baseball in order to wind up his take first place from the Rus- !studies at the of University sets in the Pioneer League Utah Mario D'Ambrosio The Reds combined eight hits who was only acquired a few to get three runs in the first PARIS June 7 (UP) — Nineteen-- title of Dixie with deadly iron ago as a reserve catcher days one in the third and three runs has been called year-old into the Army Roger LaGarde of play and terrific putting In each the sixth and eighth France became the youngest Streeter :Jerry making his inning The Russets kept peckplayer ever to win the French! POINTE CLAIRE QUE June' ing away at the Ogden lead but !debut as Salt Lake shortstop United handled the first five chances Amateur Golf championship 7 (UP) — Favored the three run in the bottom of a flaw Sunday when he defeated 45- - States professional golfers the eighth frame was too much without Pocatello h o a Salt Lake ab h o a year-ol- d Harry Bentley of Great turned back a bold bid by for the Idaho Falls crew to over- !Rttgliata as ab 5 0 3 2 Tate 2b 5 6 watson 3 0 2b 3 to Kitsman rf 5 2 0 0 retain pos- come Britain 2 and 1 in a drizzling Canada Sunday 4 0 9 l' Khoury 3b Stone lb 5 202 session of the Hopkins Interna-Mum rain 1000 Byrnecf 4210 The Reds jumped to a 2 2 Sobek rf lb 5 2 110 LaGarde who eliminated Er tional Trophy for the second 4 0 8 Dean c aIf 23 0 3 00 Moskus in -the first frame when Crmichl 5 Cameron 0 If Ashman nest Arend Jr of Deal N Jyear in a row 5 Chico Terry Jim Valentine Sahrasn 313c 4 I 3 Streeter a 3 I 4 2 n DeWitt 4101 Saturday to knock the last The Americans obtained a Olne Patterss'on and newly ac- 'ljtolietia tnrson ? 0 0 0 0 McFrlane p IA American out of the tourna- - total of 27 points to Canada's quired Ed Trytek all walked 111'thil'err' 1 ment led 2 up after the first '18 in the three-da0 0 international to force in a run Ed Cannon iblitmnitluhhPlr 0001 2718 holes Sunday morning and matches that ended Sunday at was safe on a fielder's choice Totals 33 5' 24 13) Totals 4014-ii J for 'Fanned to 8th Martin never led b yless than the Beaconsfield Golf 'Club to send another run across ettilnialeen for L Smith in 9th after the first hole of the after- Last year the Americans won Carl Paylor's single drove in Pocatello for Stone in Dth tc2°? 1 noon round the third counter in the in- Salt Lake by 2012 points to 612 bee ning St iitrii2mInhaa 12 : yr H PA June 7 (UP) In the eighth frame for the DALLAS June 7 iff1 — ImTelt vt Ralph ()berg Jim Dilworth livyarntatienorahn TirtkvitSrntre KhouBr what Rawls Reds a Joe Conrad dissipated 'Betsy Paylor led off with a vs Nick Strikei Kay Terishima vs perturbable Fire vs Mike Texas -s Stove Johnston counterpart of Ben 'appeared to be an almost un- - booming home run which 3nlicHh—aelit oRizsoilits2mBAHn littlyororyi Sahar: lin—BraMC-vlead cleared the left field barrier haus Khours Tate Carmichael as if he were 'surmountable eight-strokat rourtis Flight: George Swan vs Bob Hogan played vs After Dave hitrousilkusiii ttozeienrbuti ler MDaPriTIS trztnentTr — Keith only taking a stroll Sunday tolSunday in the final round of for the first run Gary Richards Hamm Salt Aeord Dave Duke vs-- Loren Bird Cliff Open Bristol flied out Ralph Birko- - P7tw iliL70—PoicatUlotil 11 ilak7a Garth 'blast Gay Brewer of Lexington the Women's Eastern Jenningsvs vs Kent Barrett Mel Dalebout Iry Gillman Ky 6 and 4 and tumble him Golf Tournament but won 81250' fer singled to left and Terry Smith 3 in I DeWitt 5 in 83 McKyman Farlane vs Dick Roberta: Al Thomas vs Ka Nault DeWitt 71) !!IncFlarTanr 1—B lij biieat'tiitnt 'I: 'from the championship throne first prize money in a sudden followed with a walk Lirmani Carmen Kipp vs Bob Larsen Mal in a single to load the sacks '1: SitrI atio 2 IMP—Dean by Subick Time 209 Mt-- Fifth rlight Bill Iluchins vs Cal of the Southern Amateur Golf death playoff with l'atty Berg got 1000 estBill Smith vs BM Rearm Hamlin Valentine then singled sharply Miss Beri of St Andrews Loren Cook vs Dave Limn Frank :Tournament had tied the defending to center to drive in two runs Bohai' vs John Worthens Tony Miya ill from redhead the Conrad H vs F Smith vs Paul Anderwood The old reliables for the flux- John Brophy: Sam Grande vs Richard :North Texas State College was champion from Spartansburg' Gillman Gerry Griswold vs Tom WU- relentless as he marched to the S C i of 72 holes sets came through in the sixth at end the I liamson frame for three runs Ernie i Sierra Mgr Red Jessen and John Hack all singled to drive in the three Idaho Falls ab h a iIOidA lb h 01 1 5 ' Ogden Power Put 'Ent Back on Top '32-ma- n I' 0 first-roun- d I 19YearOld Golfer Grabs French Amateur Crown 7 vwss: - Maxim Moore Attract 2000 To 'Double Drill' in Ogden Magic Val kb !(17 C°I rf Deck sa Scott et Johnson Daisy It Mott 3b I special to The Tribune bhakanich ab h o a! Ill 2 2 2 "41'6111 24r24r2 Is 31 Murata' rt 3 0 4 1 1 1 Dapper e 3 1 1 1 Campine It 4 1 3 e Williams 3h 1 0 3 1 Colgertris of 1 0 S 0 Miller 2b 3011 Long ab h: 7 4 2 4120 3 0 7 I !2 4 3 3 4 4 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 2 0 1 2 1 I 4 2b in Ogden late Saturday They itahare 2 1 1 3 Schaah P Morita 0 0 0 p OGDEN—Nearly 2000 fans started off at a fast 1 artsil with pace turned out at the Berthana hlaxim Koart p 0002 a 2 displaying nifty leftArena here Sunday afternoon 21 13 Totals 28 5 24 141 Totals out for Martin in eth to watch Joey maxim and hook all through the two tan- - Wird btroundad into double play for MuU Archie Moore go through train: tos Maxim also boxed three la Nth Scora by innings: lng sessions in preparation for COO 000 000with Garth Panter Magic Valley -0 8111i11112 001 052 101- -2 their lightheavyweight cham- - Irounds 2 It—Bernard Williams exhi-the Murphy got Sunday Colaserakis 2 Long Millar 2 it—Dark pionship bout in Ogden Sta- bition on its Stott Johnson Way as he Daley showed 24 dium on June Miller RBI—Watson Barnard Murphy Both Maxim and Moore went some form in two Miller 2 Lend 3 0—Karp BB—Bernard Colaserakis DP—Walson4lav Murphy fast of with some the hardest Rusty Payne nard Watson through 110—Sehaak In 4 12 Martin I in It 3 grinds since they started train- - He also went two Minds with Koart 1 in 1 SO—Martin 1 Long 7 BB 1 Don 101111 S 4 —Martin IR— Koart for of bout the Kennington jog Ogden championship Schaak L— 5 Martin 2 W —Long Both gladiators will rest Schaak ti—Wads and Dunn Maxim boxed two rounds with Lee Savold who arrived Monday and start on heavy M Valley ab b e I' Billings ab b o a 7 0 13 2 S 2 11 2' Watson lb Kar lb work again Tuesday Cole rf 3 4 °Bernard se 1 1 near-perfe- 3- -3 1 1 3-- 1 t DO4YOU ' Leading Batters 411i KNO Vernon Wathinaton Mantle New York Kell Boston Schoenclierkt St LAW' yro4tek Philadelphia Greengra4s Cincinnati How many period bigleaque baseball games hays been pitched—no runs hits or Men reaching first base t : i cleaner closer more own- 'Based on Ford Yankees Lopat Yankees Afltoneltj Braves Spahn Braves Surkont Braves Wsale—Iasi Molls 'or a Molls alias lasts r: ii 4- i:r 1- - ''''7 1 ' 1: - 7: low decisions) 1 1 til y p -- 1 - an I 1 EE r efIERITME111221 im t a B It - rl 6 1 i 115 -- m OUT 2438 l ecKt:i —2 I ' Tribune Baseball Scoreboard Staehle et Sierra as Hack 3b MIlwatikes Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis New York Cincinnati W 30 L 18 Pet eArr Pioneer League American League National League W GB New York 14 L Pet 11 18 22 756 636 551 GIB! 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