| Show Ir10'1114-i- 4 "r or'11"1-- 0' d i - t ' i Local Briefs k eluo Four Squads Chalk Up Wins n Wins In the - - '' c 1 - --- - ' -- - 1 - tzt"" ' to--c4- 1 i-- -- c' 2 ' '''' f h r v '''''' k " ' - - f :4 Craig Daniels singled to score 4 s 4 : s - k - -- 7''t 41 - IN 1111 - - - 1 - 4 '' - - ‘ t ett ? ' ' IP Z '- - ' - 1! 1 1 I 72 ' Itt -1 s- 41 -' I - '' : lAkt 1477T ''' - v- - - ' ' - - -- - ct 1 13 r - - ' ' ' ' '' run of the game This action - ' - eve-:lin- g — - - The Jordanites scored a lone run in the sixth inning to win the game Don Stevens stfuck out 12 and gave up only one hit to the Judge crew He also got a triple double and single in four ' -1 ' ! - ": 1 t - ' “ -I ' -- 1-- i N phi 'Dett'a ' THE JUDGE WEST Jordan game was the closest of the -- - 1 - - -- '' - -- ' ' - ' - 1 '4 IA — - - s - - -- Al - ' ''' - - 7-- I :I 13 1-4 Mung: ti7nuirt 000 MO 203 000 a na Ferrisnond Patch and 0- and and :4' -7 9 5 Sitiga and berg '' 4" 4 ' 2- 6 ' t ' Ce 1 I - t" f I iss— 4 ' ' ''' MO"') Panguitch - - ‘r - -- 4 - own a sonnam - ponmain wille N imumme ! 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Kramer Bonnie Reese vs Bonnie Bronson g:35 a m ?'1Y111B Claititnnsoin vaVSDiaMnaergatw of the encampWednes- : - - SPECIAL! teur Second m4:1--U-- - Boxing champions Utah National Guard ment will be crowned day and Thursday in 14 ''''ttre As - i Hyrum Reservoir near is another of Utah's water fun spots which is usually traveled on by lads and lassies 4 " s thalwilloodealownowidaaoloomicroM“lisakiedeft - AIP water-skiin- GuardShow " - 7- ' 'White Park - Both lakes have launching sites and are almost always filled with skiers both in and on the water so 1 s 4 Ring Stars Eye 1'?-4t ' — kimigitoOtsweaa (SEE EASY) U-6- julfr vAcArmll 1 - Is r ar bb - Inventor Ralph Bonham rides his mountain climbing 'llfoieGote" machine up slopes of 9'" Mountain east of Provo in El I:32 (g East Canyon Reservoir up Emigration Canyon via and Rockport Lake near Wan ship are the favorite spots for Salt Lake skiers — l' 1 ''''''—' 4- - It 3 : a I 1 i 4 KELLY STARTS STRONGER! LASTS LONGER! 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Super ti ox KELLY N i'r !ai ) 1 i ' k '4 '' t i ' '''N "cI') ' k kl Ist I kki - E" 1 ' k' t' ' FOOTBALL GETS its share of tough guys and basketball is no breeze for a weakling The US holds more than its share of the world's boxing titles and track and the field eventa t ' 4 7 Att O rl e 4' v 1 " Ab r 01 Alli B ' - am (q1111) 'i ' f - - - - 1 tkt ' 1 ' 1 t - 1 lt- t ''' ' l' 1 American athletes have been accused abroad of "going soft" but that's debatable The one sure thing is they show little mass interest In tough training for the tough sports like distance running distance ski or skate events weightlifting or anything but the glamor sports - '' 1 :k- Park I 1 LIT ' t I of living T :' ' '' e psen 1 Or 4 - ' 01 4 i 'IoiA s ' 1 HH - - 34 I - ' 1 t k ) 1 ' e Glade s 1 a I - 1 21 28 Semi Soft Water Plo Grande 1 I Ajax Press Illoriar-it2 Y Eddie and and Breruriarn willkinshorse and Simon Hectic s I and Driscoll s Manwill Plumbing 1 1 lcisher Peet Western !tankers Life I I 11 41' Bole Thomson Bilis and Waikera Williams and Nell Zellers and Hobbe Russell & Nellie's 4 3 2 ramie Homes I 10 11 3 Trucking Monument Park Titth I 111teavel and Wiliam Ugh and D Stagg and Sommers Wino Hansen Rich n 1 s ' 1 second-Hayne- - - vs Cheryl Gardner Haynes Gains Meet Berth 'rue-so- -- - d I Janet Thurgood Cops Medal In Junior Girls' Tourney three-hors- 12-1- 6-- 0 t 42-inc- fastest-growin- 14-1- Top-seede- -4- - - ' - 'I' Tote-Cot- s Cable Kearns Everybody's Doing It ‘ - 1 - 14 8 s In demonstrations the Tote has caused a sensation among onlookers "People just won't believe our will actually climb Janet Thurgood snared medmountains until they see or ride alist honors Monday in the qualthe scooter themselves" Mr round of the Utah State ifying Bonhain explained Junior Girls annual golf tournaTRE INVENTION weighs ment at Meadow Brook Linda 100 pounds is one foot wide and Young captured the low putt wheelbase It is laurels has a Clina The first round of the meet powered by ton motor It's frame is made which drew 44 gal swingers from chrome steel tubing and will begin Wednesday at 8 am carries a maximum pay load of at Meadow Brook 300 pounds up hill down hill 111NNERS and runnerup or on level ground at the rate in all flights and conplayers of lour miles per hour groups will receiveIt can easily be loaded Into soIation which will be awarded trophies the trunk of a car is not designed at the group's annual dinner The hamritic siumnmsummer for street or highway travel It sm—Penni has chains on its rear tire and Lee Smith vs tin fowler CarOl Carter vs Judy Hardy is built for the express purpose it ?suiTi WAhnen"nSally I of providing transportation over 10 ant "gnat14r" vs Penny Smith Judy Whio vs rough terrain where no other ard Ptsr- Bowdle Ann Ardith 8:15—pu1ly motor vehicle can travel honen vs Sue Fowler Flora Heaps I Grab Lead In Pin Meet l' !‘ -' ' — 4' 1 e - : Cote ANNAPOLIS MD—Jim Nel- Tammy Pazin pert ilr line stewardess Is invade ttah's lakes and reservoirs this year Record utunber of skiers is expected In 19511 son and Wayne Pearce the typical of hundreds of water skiers who will of in entries Utah's University the National Collegiate Athletic Assn tennis championships at the Naval Academy won their first round matches Monday NELSON DEFEATED Maryland University's Jackson Yang Pearce however had a more difficult time He beat Special to Tho Tribune Columbia University's Lloyd WATER SKIING labeled the OGDEN—Ethel Cable of Po By Mike Korologos Moglen in a marathon match catello and Dr Grant Kearns of worlds Tribune sport is Sports Wirer that went and in lead found the their number almost count to the there is Ogden Trying grabbed anywhere Ron Holmberg of Tillane - remained the man to divisions of the Baby Endurance of water skiers is like trying to enough- water AndIn Utah that's confined to lakes and resbeat in the field of 94 netters Classic as the midsummer count Jack Benny's money But reports from the various ervoirs 43 colleges representing tournament moved into its final Utah Lake is the biggest popular areas throughout Utah i week of activity at the Para Indicate all sorts of participat- water sports site in the state Gain Lead tion records are on the verge of Three main areas are located mount Bowl here — GilJack and Earl Simpson Bo w le r s may roll the 20 being broken on the piers and here where aqua events can bert were the early leaders take place These are: Saratoga for men and 10 games docks games Meadow Monday in the (Lehi) on the north end et the women any day this week for Brook medal play June Leg of lake Provo' City Boat Harbor with squads starting at 12 noon the Director's Cup meet on the east side of the lake and and 6 daily The last squad Simpson tops the field with rolls atpm Lincoln Beach on the south end 6 pm Sunday Gil207 rounds of 68 68 of the lake near Payson total of bert has a THE HIGH scratch totals for These plus several 216 the two divisions were held by areas have facilities where Pocatello's Ace Mori with 3985 CINCLNNAT1 3tme 16 (UPI) boats (and water skiers) can for the 20 games and Salt Lake's — Don be launched Blasingame singled in Jo Oswald with 1778 for 10 one run and Ed Kasko doubled Bear Lake Is another pars a games dise for water sportsmen two home St Louis more as the Maxie Rosof the manager of the anual Endurance Classic Cardinale beat the Cincinnati Water schussers can find all which bears his name offered Red legs 65 with three tenth sorts of facilities at the resorts ' Jim located around the big lake Gus Haynes professional at $1000 in added prize money for inning runs Monday night Utah bowlers to win providing the El Rio Country Club in Torn Acker Rich's Ideal Beach Holiday Inn The runs off loser he can secure 125 entries in the Ariz qualified for the Na- men's division and he offered gave the Cardinals a 63 edge Lakota Fish Haven Blue Water Beach or Hodges' Lodges tional PGA Open Monday when to pitch in $500 in the women's but the Reds got two back on all have boat launching areas Gus and Burgess single he fired a total of 151 division prize fund providing 75 Smoky The sport which had its beBell's homer with nobody out in enter from Utah in the early 1920s (the It the Salt Lake Country Club women ginning last the of the llth The Baby Endurance leaders going Womenpatent on water skis action: of Schneiter into last original the week Billings George Ethel Cable a 151 average bowler BEL L 1S HOME RUN his was made in 1924) has made Mont 326 pro and Walt Harris from Pocatello with 1653 acratch Fort Douglas professional card- handicap for 1979 total160 2 Phyllis fourth of the year knocked out Pine View Reservoir up Ogden Blackburn average Pocatello ' ed 152s to tie for for winney Morris Martin but Larry Canyon a new playground for 1707 scratch plug 260 handicap Rock Jackson came on to retire the the broadboard riders 3 Peretti total 1867 Margaret joins Cliff Whittle Sprung 144 1561 average Wyo Twin Falls Idaho pro as see scratch plus 372 handicap for 1233 side SOME OF L'TAII'S best total ST LOUIS CINCINNATI na-Vona representatives to the Men's--- 1 Dr: Grant Beams Ogden ab r rbi' r rbi waterskimmers are seen crossab 167 livrage 3680 scratch plus 796 Blinsm 3b 1' Temple 2b 4 0 0 0 ' tonal tourney handicap for 4386 total 2 Don Haag 8 0 2 2 Whoutnt rt 5 0 0 0 ing the wakes on the snow-feKink° ss Billy Johnston the Provo pro Ogden 177 average 3802 scratch PIUS Mustal lb 5 0 Robinson If 5 0 0 0 3 Verdi total 572 for 4374 BoYer handicap 3b 6 lessional whowent to the semi- White Salt Lake 185 avorage 3885 Green rf 3 01 2 0 Crowe lb 2010 mountain lake during the summiondy lb 2100 mer finals of the national meet two scratch plus 486 handicap for 4351 0 1 0 0 Hoak 3b 4 10 164 Paine p 4 AIMI Johnson Ogden total 01 Burgess 0 0 4 2 2 0 Outstanding skiers like Dean years ago will try to qualify for average 3603 scratch plus 746 for 0 0 of Bell c I 123 Roberts and Mont Hunsaker )t the Philadelphia meet this week 4348 total 5 Jack McFall Little Martin p 0 0 0 0! Gramma 3001 Voiles 177 averare 3771 strata plus Ennis If 1 0 0 0 Salt Lake 3 0 1 I' City and Ogden's In the Flint Open in Flint Mich 672 for 4344 total rt 1 0 0 0 MeMillas ag 0 0 00 Helen Eldredge Flood el 0 0 1 000 Roger Hall and I I 2 2' trehall p 3 000 use Pine View as their launchCnithrn In Smith c 3 0 1 ---- ) Jeffcoat 000 ei I 5 6 6! 171n—Q' I 010 ing platform 11 EB TI 1 0 0 °I Mizell p le 0000 Boat and ski accommodations 1 0 0 0 0 0 p 0 0 gl Wight p 1000 are available at Gorman Irwin's 0 1 0 01 ç::: Pine View Point on the north 'Totals 46 314 end of the lake There are also Weis 4141 II for Crnw in 6th out for Mittel) In Sth for Green in some boat launching sites on NEW LOW PRICES! 91h for Ennis in Oth esingled the south side for Flood in Oth f hit into force out 3 Z ' ri' said -A Special to The Tribune t 1 f grI "Since we invented the machine just riding it up mountains has become a sport within itself" Mr BOithalli - :512v Ilatuoll II obsamo III ' fishermen prospectors mountain climbers and other sportsmen" s "A i ilmille ) - : —11 Salazar III 111111111 - a r 1 I I I i k e 4 t 4 1—It 2 F which we made the Tote-Cotfeel will be a boon to hunters 1 City à° - f !I Monticet!o ' - '''' - - 2- ' - i 4 4 - - "Several courts have been plowed under for factoties or business" said Hartwig "It's not a serious trend—but It has happened" American officials not only In tennis but all other sports know full well what it means when the kids take to wheels as a result of either industrial progrem or improved standards -- mountains after the 1937 hunt I made up my mind that by 4 next deer season I would have an efficient way to get my kill Ii back home without having to t drag it and ruin the hide" i "I talked the problem over with my dad (Bond Bonham) and between the two of us we I f - e-- - r IJ' - ' - - X Ct 1 Ute Netters Win - s ' ar eGSetost6e I n00 OM 0- -1 Jordan 000 000 0- -0 1 1 Judge Lucer and and Erickson Stevens West ' ''' t' t 't ' i st1-1- ' - Magna 14enry &DRY Davis DeLuca Beavers e 'i ' ' ' 000 200 0- -2 4 1 000 000 0- -0 5 2 and Rushton Montoya and s '' ' Stf4' 6 8 -0 V — 00- Woetkom Scott Farren Kovacavich Shields Oil Van '' I ' -- 1 v II : - - said inventor Ralph Bonham "when I had a terrificAtruggle trying to get my deer out of the ' ' - i I "IT ALL started last year" I i' - —)---- -- inventors i River ' trips to the plate - wreen ' -- ' Bingham scored two runs in the first and seventh innings and three in the third to defeat in a game played South at Bingham I 200 ono 1rolladai 000 VI Tonele -3 5 I ft '''''' a- -A - t 4 - '4' —WI - - a - - t 1 1 -- 'e 46 ''- - Price -- PROVO—What I won't think of next! First :t was horseless carriI i ages then airplanes now it's 4 a mountain climbing motor ''' "Tote-Gote"- $ scooter called the 4 la r Epeciai to The Tribune 0 -- took place in the top of the fourth at Magna - New- Scooter Can Cart Deer Off Hill - ro - ' ' t''t- - ' ' International Writer FOREST 'HILLS NY June 16— Australia's world tennis supremacy is being threatened today from: totally unexpected quarter—the geod old American custom of installment buying "It's relatively new to Us" - s V ir 11C 1 -- t'414 '- : officials of the Australian Ten ni$ Assn- "They've pricked up their ears about this situation I'm sure" said Rex In addition to losing some possible future 'stars to the hotrod brigade Aussie tennis is feeling the pinch of another hit of economic progress said olif TIN players per capita than any ussesvieenptr000rRneaxmeInlatrstrairgs one nation in the world But the competing in Jack Kramer's rate Is going down The kids round robin "But already a$51000ot to lao v aorls more of young fellows are putittintrlAnbn:tege rircnenatsin:tgllike lot them down on cars payments ting and go whizzing off to the The mad passion for tennis beaches or the mountains inon the globe has waned at spot stead of the tennis courts - that lifted Australia to the top 'VE STILL UAW more ten least enough he said to worry ' 01 1 s - - ' ‘ - - - - - By Steve Snider United Pram 4 -- - -- -- -- ' - -- -- tt:' -- - -- 41 - - I ''' - 9-- ?s 's 'i s e -- - - Whitworth with the only other 1 - ' ' trtVOIR A — R I ' 414 ' r ' ''' - -- it ) ireoAtk ' ft '- "" - ' 1 '' -- - - tkSTCANYCri'- ' '''-- woo 4' -' - 1 '' -- '''-- '' — ' - own a ost41 - 1: i 47 ' ----- -' 1 i " - I ''' ' — 4 iplis1 C t t:' ' - 'iiiwi ' NRtIRvollt: s''- 1- ' RttrR4 I t 4 - LI! Autos Threaten Aussie Net Prowess 1 4' ' ' ' LAKE - t :6 ' ll' 'T- ' - ':-----' kf Cil i 1 '4 ' 4 cir- '' t ' ''' t ''' t C'ke ki ' I - r—a - HYRUM — ftgaen - b IP ''' o I -- -'4 olCIAR '-' rig - 1 Z )' 0me01 " ff tw' Whitworth blasted a triple to chase in Gary Rushton who was on with a single and then n o - i t tr-- ''-- - -- 4"T' :Aair p -- ' ' -- 4: game Roy Magna-Da- ' -- 1 Bingham West Jordan Holladay and Magna picked up Salt Lake Valley American Legion Baseball League Victories by defeating South Judge Tooele and henry S Day respectively ltlonday nighty - - : Tbe Salt lAk Tribune Tuesday June 17 1958 16 ' - - I 414 East 2nd South ' EL EM I SEE THE MERCURY DEALER ' IN YOUR COMMUNITY i 4-78- 58 - - ‘ I 4 A - - ' - 1 1 - S :te 0 g 0 -- a I P - " '' ' - - " — - -- - - -0 140k OS P ''' - 4 - ------ — dm 0 a I "0 do A ilk 0 0 0 - ' ot 4 4 a o- 4 0 c 0 o oe A "Z ' |
