Show - IigooaRW4 - ' V - lt - ' t d Salt Lake Tributte Saturday July The it -- 31 1954 'Too 83 SJugfst ' i y ' o'! i'—' 114W'Intlitas 0 11 1 d0 ors t I 414'' r:::-'-'''''-'- -':: : 1 hie ' t: I ell'his article was written while Den Ilirtmitc Tribune outdoors editor was tn Montana on a tour of top 'Mama spots as one of four nationally- known writers selected by Montana Chamber of Commerce) ' ! trt— -- 0 ' ' ' i If c" I l'''' i 1 I! i - Braves spotted Brooklyn three runs in the first Inning then erushed the Dodg- i ' - - k' 1y: -- ' '' ' - ' 1- ' near-recon- Yanks Snare Davis Edge - ) DeAngelis) Reid Norma J Romney Grace Brewer Mary Lou Whitehouse) breastatroko for boys 13 and possess 40 flies? It—John Merton T ooele 301 Dick De-H10061 MS Jerry Bence Brenneman Swede recommends a black wooly worm with red spots IlejM Tooele flOvard for girls 18 and freestyle s a We use also is partial to wet patterns with orange tinge' Brenneman unde —Christian Winter to catch our seven that's a 39 3' Grace Brewer Tomei Sue rnits with an ilamilton Richardson go opening And we are asking you—how many novice fishermen even ST orange belly Maybe lorthinsham Dewitt Gym freestyle for boys 11 and 13— Maybe it won't be when you get up here We sincerely recommend a Big Bole trip for all you gents tazittloanmsv Latraontteen! tAirit:taisvnid-Brenneman Richard Wood Des-south in the Intermountain country It's a grand river men - farther Monson Brenneman We've eret Gym Terry and the people who live hereabouts are grand folks brsaatatrok for women— 110-Rae GYM Deseret Eliasin so down a talk heard lot of about closed property you can't get Kathleen Medley Deseret Gym 1 315' to the river but we haven't run into any of that in the Melrose Ruth PlikingtonBrennisman freestyle for ITIOn—Gered area We do know such a situation exists farther upstream in !Curtis Deseret 1:035: Dale Pet' Gym MeKaY: LOC David rin Brenneman the Big hole Basin country !Deseret Gym There was one good angle to the Joe Brooks' yarn A game ba ckstroke for boys 13 ond 14 ioallio imat Towle 34 3 Roo warden we know in this country was so (WWII this scribe had Shaw Deseret Gym Mit Dick BeWritten the article he made the mistake of plunking five scoots Bloom Itrenneman 0 free style for Winter under—Christian 25 1 Norma J Romney Deseret GYM 295i Karen Nieholes Brenneman 29 Kathleen Franke Deseret GYM 302 Mathews Brenneman Kam De- Angelic Deseret Gym and girls Brenneman 14 by five iron men 1Vhlte Park Softball Beckstead's Bees Friday remained in the fight for second-hal- f honors in the Salt Lake Amateur Baseball League by 16-Guadalajara defeating The win was the fourth for the Bees as against two losses In the other game played Friday Tooele Ordnance blanked CY 0 The loss was the 16th straight for C Y O The scores: fib b sit V'D 70D ab b a Schrader p 4 10 2 JIlmwegnu e 3 1 3 0 1 4 Park lb 4 ? 0 3 es hampaon Pultari of I 0 011Caputo es 3 1 3 3 1 2 1 7 3 cs 1 III Josoma e NaP011 3b Sekhrdt lb Scott rf Peterson If Suhror 2b Sher of Crohko 3b 2 3 1 0 3 2 7 3 1 1 3 0 1 3 1 4 1 0 0 0111Allum of 11Thmpan if 0 Berro 3b 1411111 3110 30012 3 I I 211 0 Jity Con° 41Sielliano 0 3 et 000 0 R H 5 S !illoulty msn--1:- atr 3 Deseret Gym I lg Keith Pugh Toorle hackglrolte for htve 10 and under—Culley Christensen Brenneman 00ele 185 E H E 17: Russell Remington to 7 3 David Gordon Tooele Roes Park 3A Strasters Fine"' Ming for men-11- :11 1 13 10 34th Ward — Granite 105 George Iluttner Wasatch Dillingham tor and Penman Springs 100 R 11 E for women— breaststroke Lou Whitehouse Tooele 1 37 4 16 10 0 Mary 29th Ward 1 3 4 Katherine Medley Deseret GM 1314 Airport Ward Sygeraon and Jacobson Jensen bhe Grace Brewer looele for men—Dsle well and Vints freestyle I 33111 Keith Pugh Prin Brenneman BrOnnOMIII Kon Wood Tooele 3323: Mexican Soft ball butterfly fon men — Pan! 1 29 3 Toshio TOYI01 Deseret GM Women's Division 'mai Toots le 1:30 Roy Shaw Deseret Saturday's Schedule Gym Guadalaraia Cafe vaNlealcan neere- tion Center Pioneer Park 3 pm kion's Division Staverbe au Ed and Nellie's I pm Pionter Park Sday 's Schedule Palomino Club vs Havana Club 120 R teams vs Scrubs 4 pm Point of Mountain WASHINGTON July 30 IP— In a red hot finish Cpl Billy Park Kummer son I 7 7 and Mina and Maya Jen Sar — Illaxlvell Snares 'fl Golf Title M axwell Friday posted a 72hole score Of 283 and won the Open Golf champion- 75 18 7 Totals 281 21 121 Totals C 1' 0 000 000 -0 margin !ship by a 540 000 a —0 To D Maxwell of Big Spring Tex RBI—Eckhardt 3 Scott 3 Samson 13RISTOL ENGLAND July 'was national amateur champion 3011 — Pudrai iictooma HR—Scott Allum DP—J Caputo-ParSchrader 30 (Al—Sir Gordon Richard i '' in 1951 t 2 Samson Innings t 7 Steillanto pitched byleft a hospital here Friday So—SchraVI—Schrader L—Sleiliano 2 S BR—off Schrader Siellian0 der far his home in Marlborough County Softball Sicilian° 2 T- -1 hr 20 min U—Sellert s 17 8 Amer Sooror—lieminpeas Spot Tavern in "fine" condition 6 in Lumber b h 0 aillistkatsiad DuidalaL ab h o a and anti Hasda 1 1 Campbell Llsenbee 2 8 0 White 4 was If 0 0 Lopez of The jockey injured July JTrilllo 2b 2 1 1 2 Ludwig 2b 3 142 7 7 5 itinahatn !IAA 4 11 10 at Sandown 2 410onula If 2 0 1 0Douglas c Park when Granite 8 Palk Mkt Ervine e Cardenas c 2 1 2030 Vino Bearden and mo and Johnson e Elizabeth cTrtitio lb 3 2 5 01Santord of 3200 Queen hors uareL 1 PContla rf 1 0 0 0' Hinnon of 000 4 00 Abergeldie reared and fell JGalega 3b 3 0 2 2! Thorn lb RSoloria as 3 1 2 Shuisen as 3 0 0 2 3 0 0 2' PIvans 3b Glade Park Softball JCordova 43 0 I on him VanCott rf 3000 slks 7 ttlympians 0 (forfeit When questioned on retireFurlong 2200 d If r — 7 2 2 ment plans Richards said White 1110orcraft 32 10 21 25 6 12 4 Totals Totals a 3 10 Mill !time and 021 000 -- 3 Flusdalaiara "Within the next two weeks tte and Moss and Flans LundAkog — 43 243 Berkstead I le! Atuthur ss—c TriiWo Van Cott White Fur- - 1 will definitely make up my E R (1ACaputo 0000 rt 2 1 1 1010 A 0- English Jockey Quits Hospital - i All-Arm- O 1 A A 1 1 0- C long SH--- Thorn —C Evans Tru41110 11 Gonzales HSI—Sanford 3BH—Lopies Evans 2BH mind" 3 l'harKo Barb IP 14 la 0 Rosa Plant Laken' Chriattanen Tolstrum and Kershaw Borg and North 'mon MODIFIED STOCK CAR A Uti110 F2 ACE0 TONITE-8i- 15 Qualifying 7:30 9 - Events-10- 0 Laps d Stale Fairgrounds Speedway 0 ASPHALT TRACK—No Dust No GRANDSTAND SEATS 100 STUDENTS SOC Mud K1DS UNDER FREE 12 July 30 FLA PETERSBURG A'—Straight Clark an d won their rou singles matches against Cuba's arrido brothers to give t e United States Friday a 2-- 0 edge in the American zone semifinal round for the Davis p Clark turned back Reinal1 Garrido mat s h in a 7-- 5 9-- 7 0 of dazzling hut erratic tennis Richardson simply had too much power for Orlando Gar- rid() and won doubles match is scheduled 6-- 2 6-- A Saturday between the Garrido brothers and Clark and Hal Burrows The final two singles matches will be played Sunday — Set o Pace Tony SOUTHAMPTON 30 LII—With nard third-seede- s --- e li 1 - - :l i '!1 ! 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Ivii'lwe!:7 3 9 i a total of double durinning rally and inning - Land- in a liegan four runs ing the second P PHILADELPHIA July 30 UM Stone I 0 Pascual p 0 0 th —Relief pitcher Herm Weh- aPasky Como I HO—Bersewski 8 in 523: meler walked home two runs es:r4fti p 111111 Collum 0 In 1 13 Bushell I in I 11 and W— Domes and his replacement Jim Kon- Totals 34 9245' Totals Domes L—Becowski (541) aGrounded out for Pascual Ballonlant Jackowaki T- stanty was clouted for a Bill lick Dixon To ! i e allied Gomez Mueller 1111—Weatrum DP—Bridges-Mobillian-KluThompoon sewski BB—Oomez 2 Bersowaki 4 20— King kno(ked Garver pitching with only two Boys tennis championships r out of the spring classics by a days rest fired a at Wayne Pearce of Salt Lake hoof injury continues his be- the Boston Red Sox Friday City and David Harum of lated quest for the night to pace the Detroit Tigers Coral Gables Fla lost to Franklin Johnson San championship Saturday in the to a victory before 29402 S25000 Added Choice Stakes at fans at BriggA Stadium Cal and Gr e gory Diego Monmouth Park Grant San Marino Cal That a h 0 match was In the Junior diviA record field of 13 thorough- - ittli rt 14b ab t' ittornnit al ab 3 0 4 3 4 0 5 Tuttle et lb 4 0 8 breds was entered for the mile Goodmn Williams If 4 0 Nieman If 3 20 sion In the boys' division Hy and an eighth stake with Er- - Jensen cf 3 0 3 0 bliertota if 00 0 0 0 rard King winner of the $161- 1:4Vitt''ne3b 13 g :3 3 rou:nhclit 3 7 0 Saunders of Salt Lake City Leprionas 3 0 2 2 Belardi lb Tad Grossman of Denver 300 Arlington classic in his last !Consolo Drop() lb 1020 and were defeated by the first2 4 2 0 0 3 Kaline rf Nixon p start a strong favorite to sweep mAgganis 000011ousee 4150 Seeded team of Earl Ruchto the 10th victory of his career Hurd p 2 2 0 0 0 Bolling 2b 2 0 0 holz of St Louis and Ned Garver p The previous largest field went to the post last year when locked beat- nine others four-garn- in Cleveland ' 31111—Gron- Sox 1 drove two on 1 Courtney rWom'arr641:17"A7 Serena r 1 5 1 5 0 3 0 1 4 112ffo 3 0 0 0 4 1 2 0 in 7th "Ilet Mingled for Rims in 000feth 020 000- -2 Jeffcoat p Philadelphia &Law p 14 0 0 Chicago 210 100 00x4 i riViard RBI—Rivera 2 Keegan 2 11—Shantz Pelmet Shantz MiShantz 2 213—Keegan SS—McGhee sr—Keeiran DP Totes 40 14 27 8 Totals 38 11 27 13 chaele DR—KeeOiled out for Surkont in 6th — Keegan 3 gan 2 Portocarro 2 SO 1 — !Amsted for Shepard on 7th PortoHO Sima 2 Portocarrero eStruck out for Cole In 7th 6 Sims 14 It and ER — carrero dGrounded out for Law in lith 4--4 Sima 041 Keegan Porton:Ter() 104 001 200- -8 W—Keegan (13-8- ) Chicago L—Portocarrero 202 000 001- -5 Pittsburgh aker scored on Surkont's wild 2 2 in 1st) P 0 0 23 1000 0001 0 0 0000 0 0 &Coro Weialer p dShowron 2803710 Totals 33 5 2414 Totals aPopool out tor Collum in Otis bIlled out tor Bridges in eth 000 000 108--1 Cincinnati IIueller : I 01 3130 3100 3000 3312 102 401 11s-- 10 - Baltimore E—Collina Silvers RBI—Kennedy 5 03B 3B—Woodlinii 2 Waitkus Courtney 4 0 3 3 -rill-- Ken HR—Kennedy and Waitkus n WiLeiirar 4P 4 0 1 0 IL Larsen 1 24 110 Larsen 4 ° 0 4 SO—Reynolda 37 InWeisier 4 Stuart I in 2 WHO—Reynolda 110 - - 2- ER—Reynolda Weialer 11 Stuart I 150 24 PS—Courtney W—Larsen L 3101 —Remolds (10-2- ) "PM III Yr h 0000 Keegan Paces HO—Minner 9 in 2 (faced in 3rdi Ziek 3 in 4 KliPPSieirl 1 in 2 Lapaime 3 in 3 Purkey Sin 5 Hetki 0 in 23 R and ER—Pdin LaZick 3 Klippstain 'gime 44 purkey ' 24 Hew 00 Ram leurkey p 'Realer 32 4 1 4 0 3 1 0 1 SENT the Giants 33 9 27 10 32124 81 Totals with his eighth Totals Grounded out for Reynolds in 5th in 7th Miranda for bWalited off to lead the year eillied out for Stuart In 7th dOroundd out for Merida in 9th Inning 000 000 00-0- 0 Now York the third Klulowski Greenmail Poet ri tun Stuart p an thobinson wErntum off in front Cine1446" Harmon 3b an 3b Cowries Itimute so with a bSieughter Reynold" 3 bleachers and scored on out by Wally Post- - 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30 mtehres Basootthowey-deall- Pirates Gain rk July Indians secin s seven-hi- t ing a er and DcoanniLeadr nwrally i sZ ond billing by Baltimore pitching and Jim Regan victory over Larry 'Doby Orioles to a Senathe Yankees Friday night drop- whipped theWashington in the tors 83 Friday night back 212 York New games ping series of a Cleveland The Yankee- defeat snapped Attie Reynolds' string of 10-straight victories He worked only four frames For Larsen who fanned four it was' his third triumph against 13 losses A argument developed over a play in the third and resulted in plate umpire Frank Umont tossing out Yogi southpaw Berra who had slammed his eodi sixth defeat mask to the ground in anger the season Baczewski yielded during the dispute five of the Giants' six hits a -- " ' Winer If the lone casualty Bartzen two-strok- e Fuhrer-tekhard- — NEW they — ) Rose '1 Baczwaki 0-- Ron Park 39 ' Belts Henry Thompson homer to help Giant cause 1 Toun ! 1t : - '' ! 1 i- s it i CLEVELAND BALTIMORE July 30 (UP)— Cleveland The homBob Kennedy's grand slam YORK July 30 (UP)— Ruben Gomez pitched a five- 4 "‘ hitter and blasted one of four El New York home runs Friday ? night to lead the first place Giants to a triumph over the Cincinnati Reds Wes Westrum Don Mueller ii '' 4 and i Henry Thompson also hit ' home runs as Manager Leo ' ' c ) Durocher scrapped his "operation shakewell" and returned to his eight regulars All six Giant '44 runs came as a result of homers ' " '' - 14 - ' ' '' s IP lleckstead 98 Nets 16 to 3 Triumph ' t 64 Contest 6-- 1 i" n 1 Today Elsie Olson is richer ' - 1 down ' i r t t first-plac- Gym Too& Swimmers Notch Wins n Up '' lo ' t - - ' V" 3 : k ' - ' '' ' it It ' t t il 1' '" ' 'dr"' "''1' BIG HOLE RIVER MONT — A little more than a year Igo -'a gent by the name of Joe Brooks (he is no relation) came potting ers 9-- Friday night for their i Into the Valley of the Big Hole River here at Melrose '5s eighth straight victory The loss Brooks—a fisherman of national renown—caught himself pushed Brooklyn three games ?' a lot of trout t e i New York behind the This fact in itself is not earth shattering since many per:' a Hole out of the Big But good sons have caught Giants lot of fish ie00000 “ '' A three-ruold Joe wrote an article which appeared in a national outdoors homer by Danny L4 ' O'Connell and a two-ru- n blast publication Swede in scope The impact of the article was nation-wid- e by Joe Adcock were the most ! : and Elsie- Olson who run a cabin camp at Melrose received 'telling blows in the Braves' 13 ' hit attack as they pinned the letters from anglers in 43 states Fishermen by the hundreds Carl Erskine He loses to 1ot loss of the year on Carl swarmed along the shores of the Big Hole:' Milwaukee to spoil recordEr d neSAD PART OF THE WHOLE THING was that a lot of folks skine had allowed only one who had traveled thousands of miles to dunk a line in this earned run in his last two angling Utopia didn't catch many fish Some didn't catch any games and he pitched three hitSwede was telling us about it here the other day i to get things less Innings "Man how the griped They had expected to just throw a But the started Friday night You can't do book in the water and pull out a three-poundroof fell in in the fourth ab b a Milwaukee ab b a Brooklyn that on the Big Hole Lou have to be a fisherman" Britton ef 5 3 Gilliam 3b 4 0 I I Elsie Olson was a little more outspoken 2 I 2 4 O'Connil lb 5 1 I 4 Raman ss Matvows 3b 3 0 I Snider ef 4 I 1 0 "I got the brunt of the complaints Swede would listen Just If 51 2 0 Hodges lb 4052 Aaron I But manage the place so long and then he would go fishing Adcock lb 6 3 12 0 Amorist II 4 2 1 1 Tooele and Deseret Gym Pafko rf 4 2 0 0 Robinson lb 4 1 2 0 and there wasn't any 'escape' for me All in all though we 4 2 0 Furillo re so Logan 1000 dominated iswimmers Friday 4 0 CaMP01110 0 011 I e 3 was I'm rather but Crandall over" it's glad funny thought it 0 0 01 Erskine 0 0 2 Buhl p 1 final events in the annual Inter- Johnson 0 0 p 3 1 1 linens to"' Now don't get your dead fish editor wrong The Big Hole mountain Wade 0000 A A U swimming 1100 boryn —and we've fished it man and boy—was and still is a great I WoJoyp 0000 tournament at Fairmont Park -1 trout stream 31 31137 13out 1for firaaiikine la litti The meet sponsored by the A day ago we took seven nice ones on wet flies without too loSintrisd for Wade in 7006 Salt Lake City Recreation D- Milwaukoo 414 000- -0 much work We could have nailed a limit if we had tried harder 300 000 000- -3 Brooklyn a attracted RB1—Snider But the point we want to make is that you can get skunked epartment E—Amorog Robinson Adcock 3 LAMM Crandall on the Big Hole same as any other stream It has its ups and entry list Medals were Robinson Bruton O'Connell 3 WI—Adcock 30— Logan HR—Adcock O'Condowns same as the Provo the Logan and the North Fork of the presented to all winners follow- Robinson nell s DP—Logan to Adcock Campanella –1 Snake ing completion of Friday's pro- to Gilliam O'Connell to Logan to Ad cock Bit—Johnson 3 Erskine 3 SO— Fishermen catch fish out of the Big Hole But they fish it gram Buhl 1 Johnson I Erskine 4 Wade 3 You don't catch a limit here just dunking a worm from one spot 240yard medley TONY for me-n- Wojety 4 HO—Buhl 4 in 23 Johnson in 5 on the bank And an awful lot of folks who don't know anything Zanantifrtonraldsticegaretillnrdsedit Mt I IIvott!3231111111P4R 0and Wide Tooele (Keith Pugh John Marlin1 Johnson 00 Erskine about fishing figure that's the only way to catch a fish S PR—Crandall Toshio !mai DOuglas Gordon) Witjey ) L—Erakins Wood W—Johnson SWEDE AND YOURS TRULY were talking about it Just pzireDmArtiooaonlialPeengrinKen backstroke or boys 11 and a few minutes ago DeSimanon Tooele 15e SHORT TAKES "Best fisherman I've ever seen on the river were two fellers David Remington Tootle ICI from California who fished dry flies Man women— for freestyle relay (Karen Nicholes Christian they would change maybe 40 flies before they got the right one Brenneman Winters Mathews Ruth PilkinsI'm no good with dry flies I've fished the Big Hole with wets ton) 3:024JoanDeseret Gym (Ray Ellison Katherine Maurine 'Shipp Medley a was kid in this valley" ever since I 3°015 Tootle (Ruth Karen DobylleganPaceTribe Reds in f rA f 30 iAt—The July Mil waukee ' 1 0 9 1 1:1'1( 1 't 1 1 BROOKLYN ' f 'e - 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