| Show 6D The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday July 27 1958 Boys' Baseball Chief tains Line Up Utah Idaho Toiirna ments Trips to West Coast Wait For Clubs in Area Meets ' " Jt ' ' ' v ' ' ' " '! ' Boys Baseballers Winners and Sinners 'Handle9 Adults " m of these four games will make By Bill Coltrln Tribune Sports Writer ' the junket to California Utah and Idaho tournaments The trip will be In Western Boys Baseball to de- by The Salt Lake Tribune and r cide the five teams to Western Boys Baseball go to Santa Monica Calif for The five teams one from the WBBA finals are shaping Idaho and four from Utah will up rapidly The Idaho tournament will be leave Salt Lake City on Monday held In Pocatello and the win- Aug 18 via Union Pacific Bail ner of this nine-teaaffair will road and arrive In Santa Monica make the California trip on Tuesday Aug19 A banquet on IN UTAH tournaments at 20 will honor Aug Wednesday Sunnyside Sprirfeville Provo the boys and their managers and Grantsville Riverton and at the the tournament itself will be House field Sugar Edison held at the famous field of the League field and Franklin field Santa Monica National League In Salt Lake City will cut the Friday and Satur Utah leagues down from 63 to on Thursday day Aug 21 22 and 23 boys" in the Edison League of E J Williams made one of Western Boys Baseball but those kind of shots you dream the boys did okeh The league's team about recently at Nibley Park v Playing with played a game with the man Marcellus Judge and and officers league agers K Snow and despite the difference in age Showell J Pete and size the v ? Williams drove proved their ability vl hjs S(jfon(j shot It was a big windup to a full on No 9 into the season of play under the di icreek to rection of Ted Angus league Irfght of the fair-- j president Now the league will iwav hold the west side M He decided to tournament on its field begin1 n lav It nut ning on Monday Aug 4 Williams stood on a patch Plans for this event are of sand and blasted the com well along and the Edison League adults promise a pletely submerged balL He out for a birdie 3 sharp well run tournament holed It was the greatest shot I ever saw" was the judge's con All-Sta- All-Sta- ""'" '41 4 THE TEAMS will entrain for home on Sunday Aug 24 and arrive in Salt Lake City early Monday Aug 25 Meanwhile the fourth Salt Lake County tournament this one under the of Emerson Smith of the Seagull League and Mrs Evelyn Taylor of the Ensign League has drawn up its pairings This meet will be played at to the players the Franklin-WesterLeague Four games will be played on field at First South and Tenth Aug 15 and 16 and the winners West in Salt Lake City Following are the pairings for this event 811 Lake County No f Those eight champions will all be determined by Aug 9 and will go to Tooele for an elaborate three days of fun and baseball under the general direction of Andy Roberts WBBA director for western Utah r All eight teams will be honored at a banquet the evening of Aug 14 at which time the Individual awards and hospitality kits will be presented All-Sta- BALTIMORE July double-boge- y t Canyon Rim League Jackson Construction Can Him Shop Cent Motorola Axelrad ART WALL who was In the same group with Player and had gone ahead at the 15th finished one off the pace with a one-und- 71 Next came Sam Snead who set the Mt Pleasant course front nine afire with a record SO He finished with a third-roun67 and 211 total In the 212 grouping were Gene Littler who had a 67 and two 71 shooters Mike Fetchick and Lionel Hebert Gary Player 20 Art Wall Jr Jack Burke Jr Lionel Mike Fetchick Gene Littler Bob Goalby Dick 9 71—213 Billy Maxwell Don Fairfield 213 Fred Hawkins Deane Beman Johnny Pott 71- Dow Finsterwald 77 65-7214 George Bayer 21S Wei Z1S r-'-i" Furgol 75 70— 213 Jay Hebert Marty 70 Bill Casper Jr 73 215 Clarence Glade Park Softball Ensign Third 8 4 North 18th 13 17 4 Johnson and inompson Bradshaw and Seegmiller South 20th 4 3 4 10 19 Ensign Second 2 Williams Brett and Hughes Crosby and Christensen jMortn zoth s J ensign irsi Liechty and Benard miller North 18th South 18th Bradshuw 2 Brett and T 4 11 Seegmiller Lambert and Parker Won Skagga Zion Clark Albertson's Last week's Skaggs B Zion and 0 2 Seeg- 4 6 Jo 4 Bowen 8 4 4 Prt Lust - 2 1 5 5 7 results — Clark 11 Albertson's 7 10 fcnocn smith S Won Lost Pet 1 7 Bush Tire 875 0 774 Holsum Bakers 3 4 6 600 Teamsters 5 5 500 Evans 8t Early 7 4 406 Independent Sales 1 100 SL Realtors 8 Last Week's Results Baker's 14 Independent Sales 4 Bakers 6 Evans & Early 5 Teamsters 16 Evans Si Early 1 Teamsters 13 SL Realtors 0 Bush Tire 19 Realtors 1 Bountiful League (Final Standings) Won Lost 7 0 Llndsey Motors 4 4 Winegars Bountiful Dairy 3 4 2 Phillips-Larse- Pet lOOO 500 429 222 7 Last Week's Results Llndsey Motor 11 Phillips-Larse0: Winegars 8 Bountiful Dairy 6 Llndsey Motor 14 Winegars 6 Phillips- Larsen s Bountiful Dairy 0 Mt Olympus League Centerville League Sugar House VFW first half chamgame will be played son Supply second half Saturday Aug 3 It will be played be- pion and Lav tween two teams one composed of play- champion will play off at date to be decided ers from Croft's Comets and Barber Dynamos and the other from Harrison Stars and Randall's Beea Game is Sat Holladay Recreation at Centerville urday at 3:30 pm Metropolitan School diamond Harrison Stars won 888 both halves and were declared cham- Tigers Braves 750 pions Cardinals 666 500 Dodgers Gk'ndale Tark League Yankees 222 Indians 000 (Final Standings) Last Week's Results Won Lost Prt Yankees 7 Indians 6 Tigers 7 DodGlendale Boosters 9 4 555 2 Braves 3 Indians 2 Tigers 8 O P Skaggs 4 8 555 gers Yankees 3 Salt Lake Merchants 4 8 444 Industrial Ken's Texaco 4 5 444 Last week's results— O P Skaggs 8 Giants 875 Salt Lake Merchants 5 Ken's Texaco Orioli'R 7 l( 6 Glendale Boosters 3 Pirates 625 Athletics 375 Cubs 250 Red Sox Arlington League 125 Last Week's Results (Final Standings) Won Lost Prt 6 Orioles 811 Athletics 2 Cubs T Pirates Giants Red Sox 6 Trail Sports Center 1 8 889 e Motor 3 667 6 3 333 Vaughn Soffe 1 8 111 Murray Refractories Last Week's Results Vaughn Soffe 12 Murray Refrac11 e Motor tories Plumbing 8 Trail Sports Center 6 Five-Wa- y e Motor 12 Murray Refractories 6 Trail Sports Center 8 3 Soffe Vaughn A league all-st- 8R9 1 8 Utah Power and Light 5 556 Professional Bldg Inc 4 Terminal Zions Benefit Drug-Unite2 ft 333 Food 2 Eimco 333 6 Last Week's Result Utah Power 25 ZTU 8: Professional Building 11 Eimco 10 Utaah Power 12 Professional Building 11 Next Week's Schedule Monday — ZTU vs Eimco There's other D-1- 1 FRENCH LICK IND July 26 (UI'D— The battle for the Women's Open golf title was thrown into a five-wafight Saturday when rotund Jackie Pung who had led the field by three r strokes soared to a vv Jr her dL he's t cyde Great a just Innmen Take Feature Tilt a BALLISTIC MISSILE Space Technology Laboratories has several openings in the Sacramento and Camp Cooke (Santa Barbara County) California areas for graduate engineers with five or more years of recent experience in missile testing propulsion testing propulsion research or missile test evaluation These positions require ability to monitor and evaluate a missile test program and to work under general direction in analysis of field operations Please tend a short resumi of training and experience to Mr Dudley Simmon SPACE TECHNOLOGY LABORATORIES a division of The Ramo-Wooldrid- PO BOX Corporation ge 45564 LOS ANSELES AIRPORT STATION 45 CALIFORNIA BILL GKEEN homered on the first pitch of the ball game while Dick Ball sparkled at the old "tenth man" position for tb Smith of Jackson Mich with win his 10th US Blind Golf oldsters golf and won the Tournament championship Glade Park's dropped Western Junior championship In the openPark Harmony 5 and 4 Saturday Canadian Amateur er behind the one-hi- t twirling TORONTO July 26 (UPI)— of Dick Milne who also homered Blind Tourney Bruce Castator of Toronto won In the night's finale the PHILADELPHIA 26 the Canadian Amateur golf White Park s lost a 76 (IP)— Charles Boswell 41 Insur- championship when he defeated decision to the Metropolitan s ance agent and former Eric Hanson also of Toronto with Glen Vincent hitting in a football player from final that was two homers for the losers and Ala fired a 99 decided on the final hole Birmingham Sonny Pratt homering and Saturday in the final round to drawing a single ' 316-yar- d It's Not Overwork Art Smalley of Ogden's Ben Lomond course admitting he's 69 played 45 holes in one day recently That is quite a number but for Art it's not overwork He used to play 18 holes nearly every day AND BOB RICHARDS retired Kennecott worker is one of the biggest fans golf has currently He likes to play 18 holes of golf and would do more frequently at the Copper Club but Jack Rldd Takes over lead at the halfway point in VernaL Ridd Garners Lead in Vernal Open Special to The Tribune top-fligh- didn't start to play until he was 57 Mrs L S Peery thought she had the putting problem all solved recently She started off at the Ogden Country Club with six consecu t tive greens on the first six holes You can hardly beat one-put- that Links Fishing Consider the plight of th visiting doctor who met a misfortune while crossing the bridge to the No 4 green at Nib- ley His cart ran off the ledge and his clubs tumbled Into the pond He dutifully fished them out but it was a tedious process -- JOHN WALLACE mastered the No 17 hole at Meadow Brook Friday by tanking a on the layout using a No 8 iron The shot was witnessed by Gene Jenkins Marce-lin- e Jenkins and Roberta Wallace hole-in-on- e 140-yar- The Eastern Utah Open tournament at Price had a real goat During the midst of the tour ney at the Carbon Country Club an onery looking critter marched out onto the 16th fairway and watched proceedings He posed delightedly for pho and then escaped tographers ONE OF the most unusual into the rocks when he was purfeatures of the tournament was sued by some of thiallery the mat lie ieii ms post liant campaigner Lou North of in jia goat herd and has been a Salt Lake City steady customer of the golf North went out in a reason- course ever since ably respectable 36 but was caught in the high wind on the Bonny Dramatics second time around and skyA neighborhoood golfing quar- rocketed to a terrible 50 It was tet was treated to some dramataccomplished mostly because of ics at Bonneville Saturday an eight on No 3 and a nine Dale Turnbow sank a hole-lnon No 7 one on No 9 at Bonny using a On No 3 Lou hit his first No 6 iron to the astonishment shot out of bounds and pounded of his regular partners Chuck his second into the rough and Eccles Bill Dubbald and Jim never did find it Grebe — SCHROEDER THE TOURNAMENT will wind up Sunday with the final 18 holes and Ridd and Kramer are in a good position to battle for the title right down to the wire The finals of the affair will be played Sunday and the $1500 pot will be cut up among the leaders 36-hol- e complete-breakup-of-b- ril - He went back to the tee and hit his third ball from there and eventually got down in eight L R Ivlns 74 Val Kimball Kent Morgan Dick Bleigh 77 B Flight Stan Harrison 78 Jim Eckersley 82 Fuller Rogers 83 C Flight Jim Ferguson 81 George Barber 83 84 Cliff Hoopiiaina YOU TRIED HAVE Williams Lake? Best ftabtbow Trout fishing In fcahof On Highway 93 12 MjIi South of Salmon Tackle Cabins-Boats- — Lunch Room— Trailer Park Horseback Riding OR HONE SALMON FIDELE t 21F12 BARBARA WRITI AMAR 8-- July 77 Little Marlene Bauer Hagge who tips the scales at less than half Mrs Pung's 225 pounds 70 to go fired a Into a tie with the San Francisco swinger Each had a 225 total for 54 holes in the tourney All-Star- All-Star- Takes Golf Crown first-plac- e Vandal Aide Says Team Better Off as 'Loner' e which ends tomorrow Tied at 226 were Brtty Jameson San Antonio Tex Fay Crocker Uruguay and veteran Louise Suggs Atlanta s Glade Park Harmony Park KOBE 8 1 McCALL IDAHO July (IP)—The University of Idaho's representative to the Pacific Coast Conference said Saturday the Vandals would be better off playing as an independent Dean Ernest Wohletz of the School of forestry told a Boost- er Club meeting the PCCwas &ce in a chaotic condition CHICAGO July 26 (UPI) — Barbara Mclntire a real estate saleslady from Jupiter Fla blazed the last eight holes in today to beat Ann Quast Seattle Wash 2 and 1 and win the Women's Western Amateur golf championship UCLA Southern California Washington and California de- Junior Meet cided to withdraw IOWA CITY IOWA July 26 He said "there is not a chance (P) — Jack Rule youthful Iowa In the world to reconstruct the amateur champion crushed C A conference" J is1 1 Introducing Another Director 3 Milne and White: Martlnf O'Brien JAPAN July 26 OP) ana Morrow Heuser — Klyoshi Ishnzoto won the Rod KnlKht 2 Inn S 2 9 amateur golf title Satur- Deaeret Bore Wiscomb and Solomon Ashby ana aanan Isamu Murata day by defeating a US Air Force officer from White Park All Stun 7 3 Metropolitan 9 Honolulu in the final manStagg Beck Notti and Hansen Hill- Goodsell Syverson and Brower 26 4 and 2 Walker All-Japa- n 13 s nut s e Western Amateur Growing Rapidly! e p four-under-p- TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT a Then on No 7 he overdrove the green (384 yards correct) advantage and against a fence It error to bring in six runs dur- took lodged him four blows to remove ing the uprising off Doug Borg the ball from the fence and relief ace Bill Wiscomb v A r'llfht All-Star- s three-over-pa- 1 40-fo- 1 fr route e Bruce Belcher fired in a putt on No 18 at Meadow Brook to rack up an eagle making it look very easy And Thomas F Latten canned an eagle on No 12 the hole at the Brook so maybe it'i becoming contagious VERNAL— Little Jack Ridd f the Magna amateur shot off in front after the first day of play in the Vernal Open with a scorching 67 three strokes better than par The first day of the tourna ment was played in tremendously high winds The gusts were nearly 50 miles an hour at one stage and then "calmed" to 20 miles later in the afternoon Hi Dick Kramer the powerful Bonneville pro from Salt Lake City was just a stroke behind with a 68 Scramble Develops in Meet mrnmmr nine-hol- Cop m — Marge Flllis Gladys O'Brien an I -urrie nazei aimpson 7:14 am Taylor Peggy Williams Eve golfing lyn Movitz Virginia Franches am — Jeanne Smith Lucille Larkin Srhnpiror nn the Ik risner Carolyn James 7:28 a m scene This time I —Vera Mallorv Dornthv Hope Shepard Monnie Elliott 7:35 am it's Sue the wife! Rindflelsch Rose Kramer of —Beverly Ernie Sue! Mildred Andreason Mona Kalmar : Club — am McGrath Beth Run-ke- recently w o n§ I Exchange fenny Janet Thurgood Donna Alexander (Final Standings) first eoLfl 7:49 am — Helen Barrett Bette Peter Woe Pet Lost son velma Madley Huth Miller 7:58 match W A n 7 Orioles 778 am £ Catherine Christensen Barbara 5 Red Sox 625 Hansen 3 a Bell Edith orla Larkin got 3 Braves 333 6 8:03 AM— Madeline Lee Rene Chid fair instructor at home Indians O 2 250 ester Billie Hann Mrs Malu Hoopi- - pretty Last Week's Results laiana b:io am— Mary Bromley Lee Red Sox 13 Braves 8 Orioles 15 In- Bole Finish Maurine Christiansen Wanda dians 3 Red Sox 7 Orioles 5 Nordquist 8:17 am— Dawn Tuft HanLouis Smith put on nah Farrell Louise Snow Laverl Jones spec 8:24 am— Phyllis Frolsland Helen Riverside League Skldmore Boots Rowton Carolyn Hall tacular finish to capture the 8:31 am — Ora Showell Emma Ricks President's Cup at The Salt (Final Standings) Crezee Julia Watson 8:38 Lake W01 Lost Pet Blanche Country Club from Ken Evans & Early 17 1 944 am— Virginia Fellls VI Johnson Leah Elinore Dawson 8:45 am 12 Independent Sale! 667 Hortin Fehr 6 Cubs 4 14 222 Ann Showalter Vera Darby Marion It was so dazzling that It left Pirates 3 167 Lehnher Virginia Undhien 8:52 am 15 —Helen Smith Marg Walton Hila Bax- Mr Fehr Last Week's Seiulta what wondering ter Mary West 8:59 am— Vey Brous-sar- d Independent Sales 10 Cuba S Evans Dorothy Evans Mary Lou Epper- had happened Lou finished out 8c son Marion Jouflas tally 18 Pirates 7 the last three holes in eagle 11:80 AM— Mary Braun Charlotte HerzoB Doris Young Dorothy Holt birdie birdie on Nos 16 17 and Riley League 11:37 am — Lorwiie Anderson Gerry (Final Second Hslf Standings) Barrett Coleen JoTmiton Jean Wagner 18 on the new course VFW 7 2 778 11:44 am— Thelma Johnson Beverly 7 Producer! 2 778 Epstein Betty Jo Perkins Delores Stire-ma-n VIC SISMONDI playing just 2 8 1 Tigers 250 11:51 am— Marilyn Ray Reenle 1 Giants 7 1 125 Daines Ruth Mead Pat Crura 11:58 am — Clara Varner Last Week's Results— Pmrti Lareu Morse Giants 5 VFW 7 Tigers 2 Theone Ludlow Paula Blakemore La-na- e 1!:05 PM— Dolores O'DriscoIl Robinson Norma Morris Virginia Cottonwood Heights League 12:12 pm — Addie Fullerton Rentfro Won Inat Pet Von Eckersley Betty Coles Ruth NorUtah Sand & Gravel Bees 7 2 777 ton 12:19 pm — Uriice Young Coke 4 444 Spyer Chesley Drug Braves 8 Alice Heller Buffie Lybertt Whitmore Oxygen Cubs 4 B 444 12:28 Darlene Maatrim Ruth pm— John S Balr Insurance Murcer Stella Thompson Lois Alsup 3 s Yanks Rod Knight's 833 IJJJ pm — Stella steed Betty Owens per Last Week's Results Aggia Natress Nell Draper 12:40 — Toots Young Charlene Brimley Ada formed creditably considering Yanks 19 Braves J Nelson Elsie Nelson 12:47 pm — Irene Bees 11 Cubs 6 that most of the players haven't Barton Una Billings Jean Wayman Bella Gygi 12:54 pm— Melba Turner Elfrieda Shane Pha McKissick Marky been in action for eight to 10 Cops League Dorius fifth-inninEast Mill Creek g years but fell victim to 1:01 PM— Gerry Allen June Final Btandlnts Vi Horton Marie Bonne 1:08 uprising Saturday and Won Lost Prt pm — Carmen Brown Esther Gustavson 11 EMC Boosters 1:15 lost to the Deseret Inn crew 786 Ann Shepardson Lois Schmidt 3 7 7 500 pm — Kay Reese Margie Hotz Janice Carpets Inc 5 John O Speck Inc 357 Hill Alice Guss 1:22 pm— Ethel Hent- - 8-9 in the feature came of a 5 Deseret Lumber 357 leff Susie McNally Jean Miller Irma Locker 1:29 pm— Virginia Evans Beth benefit softball card Last Week's Resulta Quick Maurine Johnson Mary Ann John O Speck Inc 14 Carpets Brown Mar1:36 pm — Lou Hansen The winners put together five Inc 13 BeaL Helen Leatham Elma garet EMC Boosters 12 Deseret Lumber 6 hits and took Harper of an 7:07 — Hazelle Women's Open Additional Sports on Page 0 l' 7 sidered opinion per Club (Magna) found the perfect solution to the problem of being down two with three holes to play He simply rammed home an The largest field of women in eagle and demoralized his op city parks history currently 148 ponent the remainder ol the but expected to climb past 160 way will qualify Monday at Forest Mori got his eagle on the Dale with most interest focused No 7 at Magna while on defending champion Shirley his July Leg match playing tngienorn and Utah champ with Billy Braun Marge Flllis Pro Jerry Henderson released MRS A E Benning mastered the pairings Saturday for the the Ogden Country Club layout annual affair and announced Thursday with a resounding that golfers still may enter as she matched par all the way around JERRY POINTED out that all Mrs had one bogey late entries must qualify after and one Benning birdie on the front nine tne paired golfers get off the and a bogey and birdie on the tee The last foursome is due to back side leave at 1:36 pm The Forest Dale pro also Governor Begins warned all llnksters that they Gov George D Clyde is taking must refrain from using the golf up He is cur seriously course prior to the 7 am start rently taking some lessons in" ' ing time Monday order to shave Tbe Pairing! hf his strokes from 7 am— Shirley Englehorn Gwen Henderson Elaine Bowdle Jerry Smith score f League Babe Ruth League 888 444 444 222 7 Ensign League (Final Second Half Standlnrs) Won Lost Prt 667 Ajax Presses 555 Enoch Smith 6c Sons 444 Weyher Const Co 333 Bros Boyles Drilling Last Week's Results Enoch Smith 11 Boyles Bros 10 Alax Presses 12 Weyher Const 2 Ajax Presses 14 Boyles Bros 3 Weyher lonst Uintah League 9 Bob Rosburg 833 667 333 167 (Final Standings) Won Lost Pet A- -l Dlspo-Jack'- s Mkt 14 778 4 Pop Grove Merchants 10 8 556 " Gerstner Steel 11 'Jtsu 8 Bill and Nada's-Redw12 6 333 Last Week's Results A-- l Disposal 3 Gerstner Steel 3 Gerstner Steel 8 Bill and Nada's-Red-woo- d Auto 3 Jack's Market-A-- l Disposal 11 Poplar Grove Merchants 4 71 Snead i ft Prt 3 6 Edison League Tied With Wall at 209 were Jack Burke Jr who turned in a 69 and Bob Rosburg who 68— 209 15 12 3 ReSUltS Jackson Const Ktntnrnl Axelrad 7 Canyon Him Shopping Center 7 6 Motorola Axelrad 23 5 Canyon Rim Shopping Center 11 Motorola Axelrad 2 Jackson Const 18 4 Jackson Const 15 Motorola Axelrad 3 Canyon Rim Shopping Center 6 2 Canyon Rim Shopping Center 8 4 Jackson Const 18 Canyon Rim Shopping Center 13 e shot Northcrest League (Final Standings) one-strok- e par Ed Carlson an assistant manager In the Edison Boys Baseball League is up to bat with AH Star Tex Christiansen catching Tribune Boys Baseball Corner Player bouncing back after a had cost him the lead dropped a putt on the 18th green Saturday and re gained a edge In the Eastern Open The Johannesburg South Af rica entry had a par 72 for the day and a total 208 after 54 holes in the tournament e S 315-yar- Franklin-Wester- 26— Gary Ogden Country Club during nine-holround with eagles on No S and on No 5 over the the Easy Answer Henry Mori of the Utah oil the moments brilliant Play Monday n By Associated Press a little over a year got all his normally in the 45 area was one shots working perfectly the under through the first six holes other day and toured the Forest of the round Dale course in a 37 Harold Ambler had some Vic who insists that he is ' r Women Open Parks Golf All-Sta- League field) (Flnt South Tenth West) Aug 4 3 pm— University vs North Crest 6 pm— Exchange Club vs Cleveland Aug (J 3 pm— Seagull vs Ensign 9 P m — Indian Hills vs Bonneville Aug T 3 pm— Semifinals winners of Monday games 8 pm — semifinals winners of Tuesday games Finals will be played Friday Aug 8 at 5 pm ( : eight (At r All-Star- " Player Grabs Lead in Eastern Open Nibley Linksf It was the "men against the EARN THE HIGHEST INTEREST now fDfiJ EAR" iMrt UP TO y cn QUAT£RIY array Ffasni Ccrp Time Savings MM Thrift Certificates is savings account not stock or bonds Your mono is available at any tlmo and tarns interest from tha first of tho month rx gardloss of deposit data This COMPOUNDED PAID! 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