| Show a--f 'IT Vir w W - - w W V' ir-v- k w 1r "gr ) - - ' ' ' ' " i S ail: PO :q4i'k'oök4 :e4i0':'4t - g aft"gahr ' 4 ' A fr t ' ' i I i e - 1 ' - - u ons—on Colo-red- o i three-foo- 'i '- ' i - 14 1 ' ' - 1f ' : o 'i ) 1 : A I1 3' f: -- y k z4 Storm Spikes Duel: Tor 'livers Bears - '''''' - i ' - 1 ‘- '''' and black co-pil- - ' his-sle- ek white boat in quest of another victory in Class Four He wort the class last year in the time of four hours 14 minutes and one second He'll be running with Sam Howland Green 1tv and there are er as his not many who know the rivers better than Swingin' Sam - '' - heat-winnin- g t - s ' - Green River mother who is running in her third marathon Chances are she'll be the only woman pilot again as she seeks herfirst victory She ha3 finished second once ' and fourth once in a grueling Colo ' - " race that is the last place you'd P Ilehas one big goal in expect to find a woman mind—win the second leg of AND - CARROLL Verbecice The Salt Lake Tribune Trco ' PhY Orem is back with some altera i wind No at the Moab boat docks 186 river miles away a few hours later Among the early arrivals was Marty Martin an expe rienced pilot from Englewood Ile won the pleasure boat t official beamed class last year to get his name t per Actually the Green and engraved on the rivers are probably as manent cup and take home a low as they've been for this smaller trophy It he wins It sixth running of the Green three years in a row he takes ''w home the permanent cup tooRiver to Moab boat race Another sentimental favorite The low water means skipdeNo pers will have to disperse their is pert Ruth Ann Whiteside a '' "7 fuel leave some along the riv- ' ' ers and be extra careful of ! rocks and sandbars BUT WHILE the ou o:eswa ' pilots were concerned ter conditions and which of the channels to take when the river 4 'today 4 'in:d I lv CIY2 I might draw as Many 11Nel ' '' - 't ' – 4 '4 t oas 111 --- -- I 231-814- 1 ' Un 9 RIVER Emery "These low rivers County didn't scare away rrear as many racers as we thought!! one of ficial noted here Friday after- noon as 15 or 20 boats made tune-u- p runs near the boat ' dock —- - ' - S ---- - r 0 1 GREEN al ' --- By Mike Korologos Tribune Sports Writer ' - t$ 41 r fib-IA11- Salt Lake City Utak — Saturday Morning — June 18iD63 rage 28 By Associated Press tighter than ever as Southern ALBUQUERQUE NW June Cal and Oregon lost expected Arizona State with 14 — Julio Mann of Southern points California running brilliantly four victories in sight looms in the face of other Trojan re as the biggest threat to favored verses blitzed to his second USC while Oregon is virtually distance victory Friday at the out of contention NCAA track and field chem TROY LOST Larry Stuart Vonships the :nation's leading 'javelin HE RACED from the pack thrower when he fouled two to win the three mile in 14' efforts and wound up 12th in minutes 249 seconds only 24 the preliminaries at 232-hours after he had done the --USC's Dick Cortese failed to - -- - quanrfili eith'e fiprInrOregon' George Desnoyers of Boston lost Ray Van Asten in a loaded' College and Clifton Mayfield of 880 heat when he kicked itoo ' I' Central (Ohio) State College late: events at Vtah's Krege Christensen won the other-fin' the second session of the three placed third In the javelin qualifying with a heave of 230day meet r ' 5141 Arizona State's Frank DESNOYERS and Art Doten Covelli was first with of Harvard each whirled the and Gary Stenlund of Oregon hammer 190 feet 2 inches but State second 2334 - - - --- - the Bostonian won because of semilc better second throw Map THE RUGGED 440 field's preliminarday broad jumfor finals produced Impressive time of :460 by held of26-- 7 Southern Cal's Rex Cawley and victory' Bob Brigham Young's Despite Marin's second vi :482 ' : - — I Tobler became race team torir- the -- - - I I - ' 'f - -- - - - widens Moab Green River and — some Utah skippers who have 1 Friday afternoon's torrential 7:30 to allow Denver to make - made this journey before were rains left Derks Field in un- - plane connections (' actually quite pleased k ' — - the local Most-- of 18pppeenrds eemcoenndLltjationthanedFrfoirczyd Dad! It's Free! don't have the money:to — -oats-and -lot the Won't with—the—Derwer game"If '' motors For the most night souped-u- p basethe family to take:Dad to Bears part they have only the more ball game Sunday night at common type of racing boats TIM BEES will not ittempt Derks In honor of Fathers --and motors-----to make up the rainout in this Day Dad will be admitted the other memknow-IBut they figure by series with Denver- - but will free provided ' nt the riversi-thei- r channels - pick it up during the return bers of the- family- par the their for and tricky ways this will regular admission In August club Deriver of the - more makefor than the up Salt Lake and Denver will lack of power wlio don't come i Saturday Sunday and with members of ' the family play This big race meet which started as a friendly boating Monday nights at Derks to will be admitted for the feud between the skippers of conclude the current home service charge A total of 150 prizes will be Green River and Moab sever- stand al years ago is scheduled to away as the Bees and given one of PCL's top relief pitekersYirarrietift mar-ofrat LIME SATURDAY- Arid S u n- Denver Bears - ielebrate ' Fa- 7' at azi: Saturday giunes-basgiven up earned run' the Gr e en River highway day with the 8 pin gvnes will be at 8 pin tghaem Day —a - - - - - - bridge just east of here It will but IMonday's game will be at - I -- - 4 - 3 Ns I7 ' - "-- ( 't ) - -k 4 14 - - ' hr Sports Afirtor -- 44 2- - ran sol -- -- -a- Tribune Sports Editor -- - ' I -b- - ''' 110 - ' c' Is ''''-- - x" And when the Minnesota letter men's group rebelled against Coach Murray Warmath's regime and Ike - - 1 n't arm ito i!were many - Trainer Al Wykler kneads kinks from strong e - borrIllembrunt--orthr-atteck7-ther- ' ' felt Ike never of us should have returned to the Midwest -last-tev- e 1 now ' Ike But rZ 71771'-zti weeks as director before he steps 11 lout at the mandatoryrdirement age -' °LES' - andArmstrortgleaves a win-- Ei--"--e--01-f' ner just as be did at Utah I The third of the scheduled Gib Landell of Elko forwards a four clinics sponsored by the I clipping of Charley Johnson's column es a for-t- he area which has- been badeffectivelessActually---Jaclti in the Minneapolis-Tribun- e ll' m crowds are the r -isn't shownsix Saturby Youngsters--withe will please Ike's:olttriendaIn4the begin- --- ----' ' and Bees the the ERAa He league gave three up Derks11 Intermountain Area am at day at remain at the bottom of the ' earned runs In the only Johnson points out "Things weren't in ton healthy a state YOUNGSTERS should Lpick Pacific Coast League stand- - --:game he started this season ti tet In the athletic -- -when7 the Ulf' free ticket at any AG—Ings buf 11 It weren't for the mound q 2 -man's office2'----1- -at-- relief -- checks turned in by forced him into a start- 1 Food be to to Store - eligible "Football was suffering post-war pains when le came In tend the clinic And the ball Jack Warner the situation er's role Ike's first year 'Bernie Bierman was having one of his feW game worse Denver in the would be much : against ' I 10 IN HIS last appear-It-ncelosing seasons-- The Grey Eagle finally called it quits at the ' evening— — WARNER a -- firebilling stotaling 19'4 innings end of seasoni- to add tolthenew director's problems-In clinics two Mgr Warner has given up bui pitcher carries 'Because he had been a football man all his life Ike real-- 1 El Tappe previous and the Bees have an earned run average of Ittre hits and no earned runs 44 ized that it was the tread and butter of his department finan1 ' Warner leads the Bee pitch-Ptaught some 800 youngsters 139 one of the best in t h e —daily as well as in public relations some of the fundamentals of PCL with but six earned in strike outs despite his runs given up all season few innings pitched with 43 ' "IKE'S TOUGHEST decision as Gopher boss came In baseball t ' Bierselecting a successor to Wes Feslerwho resigned after N man quit Various factions chose up sides When Murray sized man : Wait Will 1 Warmath eventually was picked the director had a a-Star- s Job on his hands getting all groups behind him just as he did 1 ----- a record brought a nolsy-de-- -' ' Mend for a change in football coaches i to must this appointment as the "Yet Armstrong 9 point 4 vindication of his judgment in picking coaches ' strongest — During Ike'slastthreeyears 'Minnesota achieved a national 1 7-fielder caught second place By Joi Ribotto finishes and two trips to : and Big 10title two second-plac-z honors and Nielsen Ken Tribune SportsWriter: Gran thellbse Bowl'' ite shortstop was - awarded -- OGDEN — Errors walks third place Leaves With Money in the Till passed balls and wild pitches P The SaltLakel3eel switched i! rather-than-twere-the rule THE SOUTH SQUAD struck a favorable balance — Ike left the University of Utah-wit- h in the athletic department treasury and he accomplished the exception Friday night in the early as it pushed across two outfielders with the Chicago Cubs Friday with Ellis Burton kk same financial balance at Minnesota Utah State High School All runs in the first Inning as the Star baseball game as the to report 4ito theWindy iiP due " Johnson adds However likes most important achieve- South tripped-th- e Northetlibri result of starting Nonh pitch city crew Saturday and Bob ment has come on the business side er Brad Cowley's wildness 121 at John Affieck Park will schegiuled to Join the NORTH SOUTH ALL STARS IBees from the big club --- - "Even with an alarming increase in overhead every year AlibirT:rAbSi I 1 The game which Maur brbl 2 3 In his department he will leave a sizable surplus in the school's rated the 2b Gefirtseb Ns" 1110 new lighting Martin BURTON CAME to the 'Bees 4 park's 0 2 2 Nielson si Higgins ss I 5310 Cottam 3b treasury iuly 1 1110 Telford rt system was witnessed by Win recently from C1eve1an4 who 'lb 2 0 0 5000 RedulovIch It- S5310 fans- Moo — 0 0 Latta 3b 5 rt to—Salt 1 5 00 0 sold- - the centerfielder to SmitMower 2LNotmany directorsAnbigAmiversities tan point 3 1 Beck lb '5100 Lake which in turn sidd the such a' record I The ragged game lasted rc:VT11 I graisfkctl' id 1 speedy to the Cubs three and a of out of knack the had staying exceptional 'Armstrong the two 1 0 Miller i c ly as a pinchhitter by the 1 controversies tor which college sports have ' been famous walks 2000 Cubs balls six 474411tiot a mi 02 Woltersp four passed in the last two seasons down through the years 2000 wild pitches and seven errors Nobia - - year - he connected —18 Last to : "He has been smart enough diplomatically sidestep 4$ t $ al Totals Totals 4412 6 4 times as a pinch-hitte- r but his 1 THE OUTSTANDING play- Norm 003 005 202— any public quarrels or differences that developed in various overall batting average Was p South 204 120 lo11 to er was West given trophy phases of intercollegiate athletics 239 - 2t7 Nielsen ' — High's ThEomas AtiTiler Flaliolovich : 0 Martin: Dimicaks' trier:- had has at-- the — HR "NO ATHLETIC director Ttocrdchilitrsoto for the pitcher BROKE WILL in with Twin ---- --events-aIkes isgthhe't4'lawrinlan: has' South nine!77-tended as many of the school's athletic VigraTirai'avot-iFalls iin the Pioneer Football always has been his favorite but he didn'tbend 'over -- John Telford Olympus right- - 1A1:pritmrle721e4417)'irigaL P110004 ala' 1954 and batted 359 lenguein 14 -' backward 71 for that activity thl expense of others -- - — Itarrcrwhen-semeot- re Writes at ' --- ----1 the University of Minnesota 50 years hence Ike Armstrong -- undoubtedly will rank high on the list 1 "IKE POLISH UP the golf clubs Looks like you'll be i s 40 for of a memories time with fond them swinging long ' ' ii-1LtLinihftzArdQutpratessinn" Johnsnp ranclUdeL- --ast League Natioilarteague Waft Lost Pet IOW Waft test Pct Behind Olyislaa — Baseball Clinic - - i —' ' - HivëillãIviiig TibIe Motmd Star On Tap Today' ' - - - i friends- - i e I -- i 1 oolle y i - 1 00 ') When Ike Armstrong resigned what figured to be life time:job- - as sOletic- director at the accept a similar position at the University of Minnesota the decision stunned a lot of Ike's --- s" t ' - i i msrmer:Vmmsm'tzzasrxcmmrz - i' --- -sl f - fe"----- - - - 0 t - i - -- ' l I departMent-whenIkeutovedin- - 71111Z1 - ' ' C) ' - ' the-1950 right-hande- -- Cub - 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