Show is so s' 6 - ' ' 'I ' ' 4616 4 P ' s 14 1 ': l':t - - - '0 1 - sa16 - I f s - I I V f IV s i 28 13 1958 Lake Tribune Monday October ' - - ' Aggie Frosh Set First Grid Contest Special to The Tribune -- ) r it'--- - - - it i -- '' 3 ' I ' n ' k r t i - 1 "1111 k ' f ig'' i ' r "' - ' ' 444 'l ' ' - r t t' r 1 -- ''' ' I ' ''' e r'----' e VI i: z z - : '' N 1 1 t' '" - nc $'7 ' 4 ' - - ' ' a!'fF' r - '' ' s '' off"' tt ' ' i ' i ' City NN Although 12 states are represented In the Aggle frosh team nearly 60 per ' cent ot the players hall from Utah and Idaho i "" '" ) - ' 0 : r ! - Reed Henderson Guthrie ports good depth at guard and ' ' fullback Two high school - - 4 II 14' ( Nev and tackle Merlin Olsen Logan raise 1 Birdie i GUTHILIB'S tentative lineup i for the Snow College game i 1 ends Floyd Hunsaker '' 163 pounds Oretech Ore and Jerry Orsund 195 Pelican Rapids Minn tackles Clyde I ( ' Brock 250 Ogden and Olsen I 235 guards Hal Hatch 190 I 1 Jensen and Kish' Jeppesen 4l00 Roy center Dee Hobbs 170 Dayton Idaho quarter44 entamoulamako tiMOMMINNOWAMPAaDVEISiOabilailekatioalMAdaAfiliMPINNAIOsia back Ed Gickling 150 Ogden: 1I finish of Utah AllStar Bowling Championships The pair ratil Chase left and Bottle Thornblad center' winners halfbacks Resler 165 and check r out fi al scorn with runnerup Hal Dreyer at the I of champs earned entries In the national meet SinMcAllister 166 Larry I clair Wyd and fullback Frank 180 Costello Diamondville Calif One of two other guards — Al Nelson 210 Superior Wis and Allan Shelton 175 Garbe switched to Khalil Kingsbury a begin land—may tackle' Pushing Costello at fullning golfer carded a hole back are Al Kientzler 185 inone Sunday on the No 8 hole at Forest Dale Wyckoff NJ and Dick Stevens 185 Delco Idaho Using a No 8 iron Kings Paul Chase of Salt Lake City Other squad members: drilled in his tee shot bury no you get plenty of stuff on the out By Joe Wilman time wasted in proving Enga—Merrill Maughan IRO Provion the fly The ace was wit ball you don't need any spedence Terra' Michaelson 170 Paris his "Bowler Famous Bowler Year" of the Idaho John Tucker 200 nessed by Jerry Legant and cial grip It will only hurt NY Paul Stahel' 180 Payson Den- award Does a bowler need a special Mr and Khalil's parents nis Martindale 170 Hyde Park your game Tackles — Mathew Schadeck 210 Joe Kingsbury was Mrs who Chase in his bowling ball? Saturday grip Calif poledack (Joe Wilman's newest handy Robinson 200 Gary Kemmerer Wyo Rick Evans 210 Well that all depends upon given the award by the Utah Sunerior Wis Guards—Bill Ve 'bell 190 Cornish State the bowler and upon how it Bowling Proprieters' Vern Wilkins 170 Jensen Canters—Dave Lundberg 195 on Assn the his game turned affects Sunday Gordon Hogan 215 Bancroft Quarterbacks—Dave Clark 155 Los steam in a sensational finish use a I grip Angeles Monti Charles 170 Ban- to take the 1958 state croft up the ball's thumb Roughing lialfbacks—Cary Hurley 193 at Bonwood championship Bob hale with an Ice pick gives vaocriaes Tor Ellis 180 Bountiful Nixon NJ Gilbert Bowl Athai 140 Paris Idaho John Talall the grip I need madge 155 Rochestor NY HE WAS joined in the Reinhard Backer of Salt fullbacks—Willard 155 Herzog BUT THERE are many fine Logan winner sa circle by Dottie Lake was elected president of bowlers who use the Ace Thornblad Salt Lake Both or the earned paidup entries in the the Utah State Horseshoe Mitchell "Shur-Hook- " r tournament Pitching Assn at the annual Steve Nagy "Sweetheart Grip" Nationar at Buffalo NY Jan meeting Sunday afternoon in or some other cork or rubber ) in funds $350 Murray Orville Jennings is the gimmick inserted into the expense plus or thumb holes Others finger and trophies retiring president prefer a special grip drilled Chase's triumph in the final MELBOURNE 12 0e LEIGHTON Edmundson of Into their balls such as the defendwhere beat match he an pro moter Midvale was named vice-- pres- Ned Day Grip or the Collier Leo Leavitt Sunday warned ing champion Hal Dreyer was ident and Wilford Andelin of Grip sweet coming world record mile holder Herb particularly secretaryMurray was If a bowler isn't getting the four of frustration after years Elliott to be in Sydney on Oct -treasurer the sixth proper finger lift he might for the in tourney 23 or "will act to stop him straight year try a grip in his finger holes from running at all" Tentative plans call for the to see if it improves his lift He finished in the top four three time and second class A B and C tournaments A QUALIFIED instructor once—that time losing by to be held in Murray Park the Dicsecond week in August with should prescribe what's neces- guide "Your Pocket-SizeJust four pins a tentative prize list of $1000 sary however only after tionary of Bowling" is availChase went into the final set up for the three meets checking your grip and watch able by sending 10c together match needing victories in ing you bowl a bit If your with a stamped return envelthree of the four games and ball fits as well as the one ope to Joe Wilman care of The at least 32 more pins than shown in this illustration and Salt Lake Tribune) Dreyer And entering the last game he was one point and — one pin behind the '57 champion ANN ARBOR MICH Oct Dreyer hit a snag in the fifth frame and finished with 12 (R)—The Injury-plaguea 188 while Chase struck out football career of Michigan fullback John Herrnstein apfor a 245 giving him a margin lit 864 to 798 in the peared ended coach Benny Oosterbaan said Sunday final match The versatile won 21 of senior hurt him left knee BOTH bowler -their 32 tournament games but Saturday in the first period of Chase averaged 205 pins per Navy's upset over Michgame to Dreyer's 204 igan The final- standings (with Oosterbaan said Herrnstein i Peterson points):' was taken to University Med11s1 152 le: Men—Psul Chase Dreyer 15131: Ralph Astorgs 145 34: ical Center and will be kept - - at in 'pay" Tebbetts - ' ) ' Cans Tee Shot Title' in Pin Contest Shoe Tossers Elect Chief All-Sta- r Aussie Mile Ace Gets Warning t ached- - i ' semi-fingerti- p op All-Sta- COMPLETE — LIEING 3iirtil rc -- i 11)'''' 14I I DORM ti L li 1 MINT WHIR SALANCI: Ileum 5400 COST BRAKE JOS hp to Poy YOU CST ALL 3 ONLY FOR Thst 111111101Net - $350 'COST Yoe Weviil SC95 notlitte Ili I SHOCK - ABSORBERS " C -- FREE TRIAL OFFER! 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COATS Nil 468 observation From 6 to 9 pm ::4 : for Herrnstein a baseball as well as football star was kept out of action most of last season by an injury of the instep of his left foot Monday Night Specia 0 - THE there C( a Safer sturdier better styleci than any car in its class! ftwo West Coast Distributor: Citroen Cori Corporptioe p 803 Wilshire : Blvd Bove:4 'I - - o0 4 : I - 4 1 i i 64 4 4-- 4" 4LLL1LLL4 1 A 7 l 1952away Was l‘lfghty Easy tumors that Fred Haney Duke University t would resign as manager of However he had to the Braves went out the win- little do with the k k100 - re- 1 100-mil- e Haney Signs Up ' : 3) '- - The Ramblers have been drilling two weeks under frosh coach Darrel Guthrie and assistants ' Tom Lorenat and ' 1 lahoman who came to Texas Holyoke Mass He was re U charged with the task of placed by Johnny Beans' who r beating the Sooneri is far meets Harold Comes ahead of schedule — he did it Wins Auto Title In less than two years Saturday's 1544 victory was the Jim Delaney of Lyndhurst highpoint of a huilding probattled Dutch Hoag of — gram that found Royal taking NI a team' that had lost nine of Bath NY for 95 miles Sunten games and making it a day before becoming the first national power man to wink the !la chamauto tional racing Four open Plays Only it pionship twice at Langhorne Sime's Grid Debut Pa Delaney who wort' the drew - Compiled from Sports Wires 'A head to head fight" said Billy Joe Patton "Just what we wanted We'll bring them to their knees" Billy Joe was speaking Sunday in St Andrews Scotland American where a four-mateam will collide witli four Australians Monday in an 18- hole playoff for the first world 'amateur golf championship TEE TEAMS tied with 918 strokes apiece in Saturday's play The Americans Patton Charles Coe Bill Hyndman and Dr Frank Taylor are slight favorites to win - - e : i a Yankees 7ace Aussie 'Golfer LOGAN — Utah State's 36- triah- - freshman football squad will open its four-gamfall schedule here Thursday against Snow College Other games on the Ram biers' 1958 schedule are BYU Gatos Oct 24 at Logan College of Southern Utah Oct 31 at Cedar City and Utah Pa pooses Nov 7 at Salt Lake a - f - - 1! 1 Sports Page One-Minu- te 4 - 4- 41Ik P4-1- 4 A1--- " to --ak ' |