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BABE DA14LGREN BECAME NEW YANVEE FIRST BASEMAN s NE PI MEATS'S-- e I' - BIE Ss 124'0 Oc 412 se s - nig 1:issaatillss' f - IP f r- -- ss - a 4 ac i0" CA cet- - - 8-- 6-- 6-- 3 IRELAND which gained a old iftEridav's singles with Austria when flans Red! had to default because of an injury when he was within one game of victory took a lead at Vienna Jackson a n d Guy Vivien Gotto teamed to defeat Redl and Franz Saiko 63 36 63 Yugoslavia's aces Josip Palada and Vladimir Petrovic W011 every set against Monaco as Palada defeated Alec Noghes 64 64 and Petrovic downed e 2-- 1 6-- 1 6-- '' 3-- 0 r se "d -gler4AS sly -' - t0000a 6-- 4 8-- 6-- 1 - 127-77- -- '!46 s 0141:e' !z The Hague Spain now must meet Italy's powerful team Inv the second round Egypt kept pace with Spain as Donald Acobas and jsmael Adell whipped the Turkish pair of Suzan Guerel and Nazmi Bari before a cheering Cairo crowd The Egyptians next play Sweden also in Cairo starting May H ALL SEVEN first round matches—nine countries drew first round byes—are best of five series with two singles the first day a doubles match the second day and two more '"Ilvins Aussie Match singles the third ---- --1 Let—Au s SYDNEY a May took Spain clinching' lead over Holland when Carlos tralia's Davis Cup star Lewis iload made a happy return to Ferrer and Jose Dr Deh-lbitrimmed Holland's Fred ape'' time tennis Saturday when nert and' Rob Van Meegeren he beat Mervyn Rose in straight in the doubles at sets in an interstate match J ttate4 Itt ty ' 2-- Y - --- "W6754011 - ?Soli i qt 1" ' i41 At - 2-- I 8-- 1 s Ar t RI-S- 3-- NE YANKEE GAMES CONSECUTIVE l' 2130 PLAYING IN AFTER 34 v b- '‘ LONDON May I pain and Egyptarivanced to the sec- ond round of 'he European Zone Davis Cup tennis compet1 tion Saturday while Brazil and leads and Yugo Ireland held slavia led Monaco 20 in best of 'five first round series Brazil had expected to gain the second round too for it - went up against' Switzerland lead and a doubles with a team composed of Bob Faiken burg one time Wimbledon ebamoirin who now lives in Brazil and veteran internationalist Armand Vieira But the brother team of and Paul Blondel surprised the South Americans 86 46 el at Montreux Switzer- land and kept their country's chances alive - 74'16'- 1- s I" am" Es r B 13 - Spain Egyptians Forg Ahead in Davis Play ' Jean-Pierr- - - i ON"LOU GE4R16 BENNED NIMSELF ' 44 - - e ! --- -- t 77 4' MA2 GEHRIG ENDED STREAK ' - - DETROIT l i'lSOM - ' ' - NA Vjo4ik i ir - IS YEARS AGO '14 i f s or A 65 BECAUSE i ii ' TNE UNivERSIre OF MEET BUT TWAT MARK WAS DISALLOWED A -: sixoND-ROUND- GAIN - by 11011reiscr 9I I e MAY N'N - - Tuesday- Startiog time Monday is 2 pm TBE REXBURG AFFAIR will at- tract athletes from SVestminster Boise tdaho State of Pocatello Western Montana and Northwest Nazarene 'of Nampa Perhaps the most interesting phase of the Rexburg meet will be the showing of Boise The Broncs have been untested so far and if they show much strength it will indicate at !fast a four-wabattle for conference :honors Ricks is defending Champion' but College of Southern Utah and Weber displayed almost equal strength in the Y relays two weeks ago 9-- - ' Track ITSIttEgEK - - ' n A SOUNERN CALIPORNIABROKE RECORD SET BY JESSE OWENS Wi4E4 WE MN ME 220YD DASN IN 202 SEC MEL RAD RUN TUE 100 IN EARLIER IN TNE - 1 AGO MEL PATTON 0 sae record-breakin- t 4:t4 S : 21954 May Looking Back in Sports Santee Ral)s Official at 1Track Battle '' mtesk: ' 4 t1 po tit g'I1 t 9 ' - - - i'''' ) 4- lit 4 uwi i : t SItti4:Ss 1 14 - ' ' ' s - '" ik coo-t'- s r f r ti''' ' 4 4o 44 yi- It'''' - t - 'IA') :' ' srsiks' 0411111010 s 2! sow I' 0 Kr - -'s ''- 0 t:--7- 1 ' e' T' ii All wral" Iry 4r"t At sloss-S- ! 't 49044ki'Pe ksakl" ir f17::1'k – 0 - Nio' 1 ? t 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ' - 7 s Lf - S- s 1 -- By Phil McLeese College of Southern Utah from clinching Tribune Sports Writer the Southern Division baseball chamTrack takes over the Junior college pionship of the Intermountain Collegiate spotlight this week with meets schedAthletic Conference The Broncs s clinched the crowd by outslugging uled at Westminster in Salt Lake City ' Snow 13-and Ricks in Rexburg Ida Westminster had originally planned The Parsons weather permitting its quadrangular for last Friday but' will hold a quadrangular meet on their threatening weather forced the post- own field Monday and Friday Ricks ponement to Monday Coach Gene will play host to five schools in what Cooper said that tSnnloewt Weber and Car should develop into the most interin the Parson bon will enter a esting meet of the season event In the event that the weather interWEATHER HAMPERED the track feres again another try will be made program last week but didn't prevent T 4 - 6S ) - 1 - -- file° - - 1 ' - - - - - ' ' - N : -- 4 f s eft "Jer- '' ' 4Ssts ' ::1 ss 'smsoS10 SANTEE HAD been "called irigs7 4r0444t LA down" by Thomas for "coach- &-iim -'1 ing" a teammate in an earlier 8 ktsczr ' ' 4 41 run Thomas race the § SO YEARS AGO BOSTON MAY 51904 ''' N 1np 1s 111144 ilK kL PI '4P7:c!sst instructed Santee to keep in ) il '1A-s -'' 3 v i GAME PERFCCT PTCI1ED MING 's i(' 'ii Flk'gr s 4' le Cr 114 his stall while he wasn't corn!!!""'" ''' 1 4s ' ki ' ::::11f t444'tA 'sx1 s' '' sss4st DENTON CY'YOUNG OF BOSTON PITCNED INE CII?ST 1 $ peting f - - -t 'A ' '''' - 'Is PEFECT 11111T GAME IN MODERN BASEBALL WHEN NE s 1 The great Jayhawk distance ' ' i''' ' "''''' ''''' r:''$4 ' THE t ‘ 1 '' no IA AND RUBE WADDELL was contended BEAT TW star there '''''ll PHILADELPNNURLED 4cv ''' - ' 4x 'T -- 4 AO II ' t' AND WON rule against his encouraging 5116AMES Dr 5 370 All ' 1 teammates ' 1 0 ' ' t heffl rates during ' ' 4" ' ' 44- - s S t '' 'r s ts Y Y -'Thomas commissioner of the A s 's A ' ' r'41414-0'44-1- 0 Kansas State High School Ac !:k41' :o-'': ' f ' CHAMPIONS veteran a Assn and tivities : CHAMPION OF t'Ii : "'s '''''C::'S 1' track official insisted he was '''' -- ' :(s( yrt ''' 1!!!4ss following the'ruls running the i 'i '"'7Is- i t and ordered Santee to mee ''" ? ":zi4-1tor:c": —7ik P 7' it 'ts '41ftZ011 refrain from coaching Dick Bradley Westminster whose shot put performances so sk st WAS BADLY upset even Salt far this season makes him favorite in conference meet May IL Lake City's annual kinson and Ray Bringhurst wont PAUL CHASE WON the it e 880 started" Santee ten- the second half title in the Salt Major League finale declared "I wouldn't want my "Champion of Champions" at the Ritz with a fourgame the windup for league Lake Real Estate League name connected with any rec- - pin meet will I series of 864 including a high 'be expanded to drd in which Thomas was the winners game of 258 houses this year three bowling starter" Feminine honors for the week it was announced Saturday -- v There were two false starts went to Norma McCashland it The tournament will be conin the half-milKansas' Lloyd ducted who paced Granite Ladies May at the Ritz JOHNSON during o----s--a Koby jumped the gun the first Xtter League play at the State BowlGene Fullmei the sensation- Fullmer making his first time Ôntiesecoñstart San Bowling Pa lac e a Lanes E 534 series with 10 ing al West Jordan middleweight Coliseum start since his dis-- tee laughing and apparently Bowling Lanes and the State i Lois was a close 533 with Grant Lanes Definite dates Bowling t who made such a shambles of series including a 213 game charge from the Armed Forces !in a good humor at that point are to be announced 6 Charley Cato at the Coliseum was glilty of jumping while Sally Hansen hasd 209 and ' last week has been signed to disposed of Cato 1Vest Coast At that Santee broke the tape ACCORDING TO R U L E S Maxine Curtis 502 bar-meThe anournopP111111111" a wrestlers offer in one less than Andy Candy Anderson trial horse at least 30 yards in front of presented by management of !gain doubleheader Also at the State: Radio CenThursday Indian Golden Gloves champ round knocking him to the ' the respective houses chain: night at the Fairground s C oll- - ter won the title in the Big 12 and he had plenty left le and claimant to the state mid- - canvas twice for eight counts Koby in all i eum: Santee passed up the mile run pions and runners-uLeague Members of the team Joe minus his Gypsy 110 dleweight honors Horsepower : and then stunning him to such and a possible leg in the mile leagues in the city are eligible light heavy crown takes on included Fred Pierson John The Intermountain Boxing will a to on enter be Bob to his Collier Ashland to Play Benito Drage fly Lloyd relay Gardini (Little Flower) Club with Virgil Peck promot- - an extent that the referee did Kan home where a big celebra- - handicap basis with the women and six other capable mat be- - Schmidt and Mont Neves Fri- Speed! Troll! ing announced that Fullmer not bother to count him out tion in his honor was held Sat- - as well as the men permitted hemoths tangle in a day night's Moose League play t to enter Entries are now being tag team Joust sow Frank Bridges produce the "We are not billing these urday night and Anderson would meet over New Styling dn- taken at eaCh establishment a week's route May 17 at fights as world championship the oddity will be the 'second such This Tournaments will be conshows" Promoter Peck said the Coliseum Last winter two "triplicate" Air Intake ' ducted at each house with the: tag event 1 Warren Desmond 152 pounds Saturday "Fullmer himself is trios clashed and fans grapple to a receive winners house such opposition and Del Bower stablemates of not ready for Silencer have been I for another 4' trophy Winners will also meet like event eager Anderson will appear on the But we hope to keep bringing : : nine-gamin a -- : final for the -in increasingly tougher oppo- card '" ' -: Team number one will be Vt Easy Hanang acity title with three games T The Anderson nents for him in each fight 7 -: -veteran the Leo captained by 7slated at each set of drives tk'ho has fought Chuck Davey fellows we think should be in Ilk Wallick of Detroit along with The seventh annual Little tGear Shift i 5 IIIN - Jesse Turner Jimmy Welsh Fullmer's class" 14 E A N W II I L E ZINIK's Al Cortez of Los Angeles and Mountain bicycle Handicap Joe Miceli Freddie Manns Lesneared the second-haltitle in "Mr Europe" a new masked race a 1412 mile affair will be the ter Felton Luther Rawlings Q 1I I 1I to AlltrCl ii Ritz League hold- - sensation identity unknown Holland' s A rolled up an I" run Sunday at 9 am come rain ing a slight lead with a week and host of others shows a six- Team number two: Captain Fuel System 1 I eo n 1r Impressive CHICAGO May victory Saturfor-Webb to go Kyle Coles turned in Logger Larsen now smooth round loss to Spider or shine mer Idaho State N C A A champ Brinkopf outfielder Saturday - This race is the third of a high series of 628 Friday while shaven Williams Lake B C day over Allemenia A to reIn his last bout in the Ring Rec- - was sold outright by the ChiRomao Guido hit a 255 game Roger McCune Dallas Texas main on top of the State cago Cubs to their Los Angeles series of races prior to the state Keith Mendenhall turned out and Mel Dove Milwaukee ord Book Motor Hood Soccer League with two conAgdr Promoter Peck has installed farm club in the Pacific Coast championships which will be a 621 series in the Last time he appeared here secutive wins a new price range for the Coll- - 'ILeague Brinkopf was on the !held at Liberty Park next Sun! session of the Bankers League Gypsy Joe was clothed in the Twist-Gri- p In the other game at Fairr at the seum shows with a $200 top voluntary retired list last sea- - day At the same world light heavyweight chainB and mont Hollandia Park back a son House Ashton Realty includ- pionship He was dethroned by after suffering for all fights and sealing down Speed Contrui Al Stiller ' Chicago Ill who Allemenia B battled to a ri Frank Morris to $1 for general admission Sutherland Now in injury ling Stojack tie This leaves Vikings A and holds the '52 and '53 champion- - Webb Dave Ashton Dale At he is determined Spokane to get back Germania in second place Sunwill back be On top again ships This is the motor that is setting outboard motordom with one win against no de- The Little Flower" was feats day to defend his title along yr afire Everybody is buying it for its brilliant Till Track with Ray Youngberg anothttr ” ins 1prepped as an opera singer Al Next Saturday Germania two time winner Bill Young LOS ANGELI' ' Mit'f 1 (1:11) moSt round as a bell bouncing performance It speeds It trolls! It's the finat holds the record for the course —Compton Coll ge paced by Benito expects to carry the 3will tangle with Caledonia est fishin' motor a man can carry! p:m and Vikings A will take — 47 minutes 37 seconds which hurdler Lionel Daniel Friday fight to his foe all on Vikings B at pm Both take he set in 1950 won the irestern State Confer- - the way I will be played at FairA trophy will be presented to ence track and field champion-The card Is games preliminary mont 25-- 25 Park' IELECTRIC STARTING hp Over 30 mph—and 711 the winner scheduled at 8:30 pm ship rolling up 146 points Mile-Mastout Fuel System Gear Shiftjwist it trolls! With starting Grip Speed Control Plus "push-button- " - '' "'s - 'Mk St(is f 44 s "' -4 - 4'A''' i L t:): " ' - 1 0 1 ir 7- ' - 41-- 440-yar- AN s' - Y td i I) ir ki l'j I - ' ' ' "' s tI t fg - ' 4y - J- s 1- ':1 (I - -- Keglers Set Windup at Three Lanes : m Gene Fullmer Tests Anderson In Coliseum Scrap May 17 bfh once-acros- '1t J It 4Ning et N 1 s OF OUTBOARD MOTORILIGI Matmen Slate Bic" Card On Thursday e Pal-D-M- I SEA-HORS- -- i 11Ls I ) ' ' 4 six-ma- i a (i Cyclists Chart Race Today ' tO (3 mf t ' I i 14 'DUTCH GARNER DUEL IN SOCCER LOOP e f --- i ' - - -- -- Mile-Mast- er I 4-- 0 1 Up-and-- do -- srni-windu- 2-- OM -- IIE all-arou- more power smooth idling to $29750 long-haire- perfect timing nd 1 camshaft advantage of SEA-HOR- regrinding SERVICE Middlecoff Keeps Lead in Frisco Open him into with a bogey on the par three FRANCISCO May 11Friday catapulted total 14th hole (UP)—Dr Cary Middlecoff re - fifth place with a of 146 in the 810000 The tournament is scheduled tamed his lead PINEHURST N C May I San Francisco open golf tourna- - to end Sunday with a final 18 (INS)—Billey Joe Patton of ment Saturday by breaking par holes of play Morganton N C defeated Alex one-uVith approximately threei Welch of Rockford for the second straight after- of 37th the medal On their hole of 78 field the of pros quarters noon as he carded a and a similar number of ama- - play to win the 34th annual over the tricky Lake Merced teurs in Jimmy 'Clark and north and south amateur golf total of golf course for a Smiley Quick of Los Angeles title at Pinehurst 139 Welch missed a simple moved into third spot by each r 895 and foot putt On the 37th to give Mayfield of Chicopee carding Mass Patton- the match total of 144 stayed In second place a with total at the end of Patton one-ufora IN FOURTH SPOT were Bob the this morning of 142 However both the Memphis! Inman of Tulsa Okla Doug had to come from behind twice and Mayfield were Ford of Klamesha 'Lake N y during the afternoon round to dentist shoved into the background and G ene Littler o f Palm ston his Illinois opponent I along with other pros when an They were tied at the end of Calif with and the the regulation unsung grocer named Lido Springs Landi an amateur entry blazed totals of 145 tournament went intri sudden r to a Landi racked pp seven birdies death overtime This smashed the course record while tearing the course apart Patton! got off' to a bad start of 69 which Middlecolf set in a in weather which was much on the rinfli hole when his tee calmer than Friday when he shot landed into the woods tie gale here Friday PERFORMANCE carded an 81 His hid for a 64 recovered however and w as:on LANDFS coming after an 81 he turned in was Wrecked when he was stuck in three and down in four SAN e con now be included CAMSHAFT in engine overhaul repair and rebuilding lobs Get MAXIMUM ENGINE PERFORMANa quickly and economically itl keep the "heart" of your tingine functioning prop 'Hy Hove cam- shafts precision ground on th exclusive Storm- Vulcan Camshaft Grinder k 61d7 t CAMSHAFT GRINClt '440? - - i'v'''4z- -it—— - ' --' ' -- 4 - irtiv— 0!VPsolloolli i - 1 i I --1-' 4 - ---) fleets hot rods and Industrial engines buih 0 Welch's second shot went over theVreen and he chipped back within two feet of the cup Ills putt was inches short The first round was as close as the last with Welch leading one-uat the end of the first nine holes Patton won the tenth 13th and 15th but lost the 16th t6'end the first 18 in the lead by one stroke A 36-ho- s initial-18-hole- -- — e MARKET opym SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS r Elic)t7s ciocepi301 Rebuilders" Cz "Engine 47 ha 7tk With Phil out Solt Lek City seven-under-pa- HOURS A TO 2 P AS Complete PicnicSupplies PLENTY 616 OP PARKING SOUTH STATE COINER ATH SOUTH AND ON HIGHWAY 91) 25-- SEA-HOR- features three-under-pa- :'1 1( racingengines can e two-Shelle- y gooso'rty”1:7-p 4'i iil $49800 state 25 512-- 5A It's hp Ready-Pul- quiet! 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