Show 11 Midweek Fishing News On Page 4 oN1-1- fali: t vg - - Section C (14 ty 1 11 I CY Salt Lake City Utah—Thursday Morning —July Judo Meet May Gire SL Foothold 62 A 1967 6 ' I i Page Ono - r 9 i - ) Sports illitror by ") te it V ki pi 1 John 11140011eITII ! i I - 4 ' ' -- IIc - 1 Tribune Sports Editor - r I '' t ' :::'' - 1:: Il ' - : '' I - (kPl I ' -- t ENGLAND illulm Bungert of Vest 7: To--t t '' - -- -- ' ' "1""'le'' 1 4 't i1 ' usl'-'1:- Hint $2000 for Its Slip i x - -- -- ---- ''''''' 2 c--A There are folks in Cache Valley who will die blam-- I Old Moon for the fact the Utah ing Aggies weren't included in the charters membership in the Western ) ' 1 - : :: ! Athletic Conference i Others will sign up for Medicare ' ' ' believing Poor Old John stands between USU and a berth in the ' ' expanded WAC ' i Actually for six years while being branded with I the stigma of "Aggie Hater" all Old Moon has done Is 1 write the truth about USU's chances To date his bat' ting average as far as the Aggies and the WAC go has been 1000 But if theAggies have a gripe against the short- - 1 sightedness of the WAC presidents' council and the' 1 ' ' ' undiplomatic reporting of Old Moon consider this: ' ' Poor Old John figures the WAC presidents: : inve i him some $2000 for the last futile meeting in lienVer: - tt 111 which should give the lie to the rumor he runs the ' 1 ' WAC or at least influences the decisions of the presidents! i It's all because the presidents called their expan- 1 sion discussion for Monday instead of Saturday of last ' ' ' k week 4 ' Leonard Cahn the horse racing writer for the I e'b : Rocky Mountain News was taking a busman's holiday - 4sitting around Commissioner Paul Brechler'a office r-- 1 ' I I ' 304 3'' waiting for the presidents to wrestle another t'' 4 4t verdict when he contributed: "A' 40 tell''' '''''' '''''' ' 41‘'°''''''-''"It's too bad you won't be here for the weekend 4e 'P ' 4s' 7 O1' ' e peo 4 ' of hors" will Rollins of ' have r a bunch Utah ' Lyman ' good ' e -- --' ''''-- t ''' es going and he always picks up a lot of winners at big zgp :gt' 4 artt 4s 4 4' sr!' 444 prices before the fans get a line on his horses" 0104-i: 0 '' i - ' 2' ' ' ' - '' ' ' - ' i tis 1 t - A 3' f k c t3 s " I '- - sePdies r - wed Bunitg:: libeAuss!seede ' Vt Date Meant - - - rec- - 0 '' '"' ''''' t l' ' Is tr'- - I- - i i:k:)' ' ' n acids V13'etto7 yk Ameri ca n s - ' - r - - ' " 2- - 't I i 1 in a tough matchl 6-- 4 ' ---' st''''' 4-- 1 I r - 1 ' 4 : Itt- t -tt ' li 4 1 Ipaid off in the end Newcombe knocked out Nicola Pilic of Yugoslavia - 7- - " ' Sell-O- A :et ' ' ' ':!'' ' ' A - - ' - ''' - ' 6--3 I sell-ou- t ut 4 of crowd there was a mutelor the challengers Dame Pattie the (Copyright) 18000 watched both matches in the sort of humidity that can turn the center court into something akin to a Turkish bathe A total crowd of 240000 has crammed Wimbledon in the past nine days of championship 1 '' - - ' ' d - ' 0 t ' ' V '- - -- 4 --- ' :- - - '''' - - ' '' i ' -- t'' I444te t i ''4 ' - '' :f )Is'''''''' S' 4 '--- 4 kr -- k 4 ''' M' ' ' IL ''' '''' X t — ' ' 4 e 1 LI LI4'L tArl e 1' t it $6 4"f le t f4-- 4 4 halikirit 44SK5144404firAAY li' tl-- 4 Vol - c I '' :'' :"4 ': : t yl t '1'-4- ' - ' '' - - : ' '''''' k 77--- 1"' '''0 ( as 06 —Associated Prost Wirephoto West Germany's Wilhelm Bungert tosses his racquet after winning semifinal match at Wimbledon I TMiiTE1 Orioles Get Fielder VACATION INN 4 :1 APARTMENT MOTEL CHICAGO (UN) — The Balt- -' UNITS NOW AVAILABLE i Orioles announced WITH KITCHENS Wednesday that they have Overlooking Flaming Gorge brought up outfielder Curt Mot- MANILA UTAH ton from their Rochester farmPHoN MANILA 7845124 Imore ‘ A 6 r committee 4d - 044 - 4 ---- - --- "" 4 k i 0 It" worn-B- y Newcombe found himself the only ranked player left In the semifinals That was the first time such a thing had happened 40 -?1-41- on court In the: since seeding started 1 ( in - t i Crowd Cup Trial Today Tt a velmff Pros Discuss '4t years n406--0 ago SALT LAKE the International League :::S4fL 77M77 & i8 DAYS PLUS CASH FOR AS LITTLE t r FUN-FILLE- D $26 PER MONTH $101 - - ' 28 end in Closed Sesston Z )t n 4) 20-2- Stuff 'n Somesense i 3634ESSA IT'S 'THAT GREAT AND Bungert now pears old 011ertZVA"'‘ b THAT EASY WITH A in 1963 semifinalist a was losing 1 ! v I PEOPLES ALOHA LOAN and 1964 In the fifth set Bun- )le gert who served 15 double I 4 ? !faults in the match pulled his out at the Newport shipyard fort INDIANAPOLIS Ind cm if !game (Al') at Denver Colo July in the vital final together a routine going over American The touring pros took their feud their demand for removal of garne of the fifth set and took h Write phone or visit the Eagle and Columbia went the Professional Gofers this veto power is not met the match with a service winner FINANCE & THRIFT CO Peoples office near you for log Eagle sailed alone while Association into a two hOur basket-ColumbDan and a Sikes information tournament corn: South complete volley 157 a State 2129 South Seventh East was the rejuvenated 1958 quite Andy (Stretch) Duncan who closed meeting Wednesday mittee chairman said no stated was defender lots the and accompanied by during Siny ball star for the Kearns Eagles but declined to disclose ment would be issued until he and right after the war is visiting Salt Lake City and Weatherly her trial horse 'any action on a decision could talk with Max Elbin presShows Bustle Lefty Ed McFad- hoping to get a job so he can stay ident of the PGA Veto Power den who was a baseball pitcher for the Eagles and a Constellation the successful He said Elbin was reported en The the dispute involve! Tribune sports scribe at the same time is general defender three years ago show- route from his home in Maryveto tournaover power Joe ed her bustle to opponents whileA's land to Florida and he did not manager of the Dayton Gems Hockey team ' operations The traveling Between June's prelimi-men- t illauled Intermountain reports the registrar hockey Rogers liel have to pull out expect to talk to him until threatened pros and trials the that ones nary WALK-OVER- 'S the Salt Palace has been offered the Czech Russian an extension to the hull of the National PGA tournament Thursday morning Swedish and Canadian Olympic hockey teams for had been built in above the rud- "We feel like we have to talk Israel der Olin to Mr Elbin before we make: matches just as soon as the building is ready Stephens the design- famous twice yearly Games 1964 Olympic er c alled it a kicker Others' failed to include any boxers on its any statement" Sikes said! is it a bustle I and called "Elbin but whatever dangerous agreed we'd not squad and its director explained "boxing name the idea was to re-Issue any statement until and primitive and it's far more important our young weil e had talked" this is known as the duc e water turbulence rnen learn parachute jumping" National ns had made the same League value of some sports and the way the Israe pit Remaining Barriers carry-ove- r change for Columbia also of his Woq Lost Pct 61 the like looks it li parachutists whacked the Egyptians 31 a6 597 Ford a member of the Doug design and said it worked fine St Louts 11 As 32 590 Can a team buyl o ayton Ewing rear commod- - Chicago Cincinnati committee 3 :tournament 36 65 556 Israelis knew the proper emphasis earlier ) a ' ilfl 52 525 71 The Washington Senators probably lead ore of the defending New York 5fon Frncsc o 30 5 '2 had said the players and the a pennant " C11— 38 7 37 507 Pittsburgh Club of and a and member gener-Yacin had somewhat He of bonus 39 in number given 7 1PGA players 38 506 Philadelphia big the majors 34 1212 M 436 Angeles the remaining barriers Bonus play- - Eagle's afterguard took a look Los now in progress 167 New York 29 46 la termed ally are ninth or tenth in the standings and pronounced the workman- - Houston 29 367 50 11 "a Peterson include technicality" Cap uniforms ers in Washington WadnesdaY's Results offering substantial reductions of The dispute came to a head Bernie Allen '1111-'' Philadelphia 3 Houston 2 Phil Ortega ($90000) ($100000) 2 New York Francisco Sr Crew when Strong ComPGA the Executive Dick Nenl Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 3 Ken McMullen ($30000) ($50000) Atlanta 4 Chicago 2 : r----- 1 mittee vetoed the proposed $175- who received Bus Mosbacher Cincinnati 2 St Louls several to Intrepid's boys addition in r---($30000) MO ThursdaY's Probable Pitchers Frank Sinatra Golf TournaHowever Nats picked up most of skipper said his crew was now Chicaqo (Sittimons 36) at Houston $25000 or more ment well established through (Belinsky fairly the out night which paid i Cincinnati these players from another club ' (Queon SI) M 81 Lool8 the July trials but the long- - (Hughe8 The players favored adding tiki night i bonus money range picture remained flexible (Only games scheduled) the tourney to the tour but the The men are strong in association said the Sinatra American League experience Won Lost Pct OS meet would clash with the Bob — 30 t5 600 American Eagle's crew offers Chicago ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S SHOES 43 34 5S8 3 :Hope Classic a contrast Only John Nichols Minnesotg 42 Detroit 34 553 3) At Boston 40 36 Riviera sa! — Beach 526 Jahn Fla Elhin obviously an expert sailing and technical California ftstadlina roads: "tritaln Warns Israel" 508 40 4) said Wednesday night that other 38 40 lull hasn't boon shockino International standings lately man ever had sailed on a Cleveland Ay !pl 41 4N1 J t :t 4 -- With his winnings Old Moon might have bought4u1y 18 The final trials will into the WAC and given the Utah Aggies the first 'begin on Aug 15 Intrepid and Constellation' berth in his expanded league under the same man- partners instead was Monday Instead because the meeting in an effort to make of Saturday he's "short" some $2000 and the Aggiesone of them the defender preflost a big chance for WAC membership terably the former were hauled 1 6-- 4 play Lurc I I is' d the 4 f 6-- 4 6 third-seede- uelena ' - where the German's shrewdness S the Zufelt brothers when they've been riding And all against Australia's challenge Meanwhile reminder of he has to show is a stack of losing tickets 'next September Here was the one chance to get a profit and the Th e series called tne obser) prexies had to schedule the meeting for the wrong dayvation trials 1A'ill last through ! ' Bungert defeated Britain's ace Roger Taylor 1 Ffitiell - 1 To Pick America's Defender ‘T t'' A- ' - ' Naturally he couldn't stick around So what hapsingles Thursday and its a' —Associated Press Wireohoto case ofthree Americans against' pened Saturday? to Trial races new the scheduled America's are It! Cup only Intrepid one e Briton All Rollins did was saddle five winners in a sloop makes a test run off Newport begin Thursday for American entries Mrs Billie Jean King the decard and this is where the $2000 debt comes in on the pnding champion from Long part of the WAC meets Beach Calif Kathy Rollins of Springville saddled Royal Pedlar ($840 Harter Seal Beach Calif and for $2) in the second Gun Barrel (440) in the fifth Mrs Ann Haydon Jones of BritAmber Ridge ($7820) in the sixth Witch Princess ain plays Rosemary Casals of ($1040) in the seventh and capped the afternoon with San Francisco 1 11 Regal Ascent ($340) in the feature Only Seeds Left Now anyone can figure a $2 bet on the first Rolof Airs King and Mrs Jones are lins' winner with the winnings riding on each of the the only seeds left in the John Bendel following could have netted Old John right around another foot and now was two'Australian challenger that Is not en's singles in one of the most feet farther aft than when she 'here yet Mr and Mrs Walter:denstating Wimbledons in the $2000 New York Times Writer Anyone who has seen Old Moon pushing a "hot NEWPORT RI — There was sailed in the 1964 trials Heriladley who were part of championship's history hand" at the crap tables in Las Vegas or Elko would activity ashore and afloat aloft iforetriangle became 25 feet Eagle's syndicate for the 1964 Seeds fell like autumn leaves have no doubts he would have been sending it back'f or dnd below Wednesday and it all There had been a change in the campaign shipped an adult in both the men's and women's Brad was aimed at the start Thurs- - contour of the underbody but stuffed kangaroo to the Wil- - singles—and Thursday it is up more and rooting for Lyman and his jockey-sogo into details EagleIliams and Manchester -" yard to Mrs King and day of the second of three sets--ley with everything he had 'had a new mitercut the Aussie yachts will bel aovhere of will seto hat the lead trialSt Mrs Jones to re- Moon backed the has Old in his travels which the skipper thought was berthed The animal will be For years 10-rac- ' '4 I" ' r it again' for the over un-- 1 No 1 : es re 1 '100 ''''':' ' i 71 ' - 41 A4'oeve cf 1 'i d t- ' ' :- ' if Newcom-- 1 l - -- -- s ' k I -- A- - i it ti i Loser 'be no great surprise go -- 4 - '"1 ' P '4 trti -- t 17t - I 1 t '' ' ' ' second World War So it would t $ n" 0A ‘41 ? ' 4 ') - t 1 It‘' s" three times in and' three times he went down Australians have won the title' nine times since the end of the 1 s -': A "'''"s t 4'-t - 7A ' - - ' a - ' 1 Von Cramm made the final s-- ': i Three-Tim- e Stit4 4c : ' t 11" - -- 4''''' vt-- - I‘ rtok1 5 - and John Newcombe of Australia qualified for the' les final in the Risi' 1 wimblelong Lawn Tennis Chama' pionships Wednesday and BunI gert had the chance of making al 'little bit of history No German has ever won this r hallowed crown of lawn tennis: 1 Even the great Baron Gottfried flion Cramm never landed the title for Germany Get4iany- A Difference a erman Aussie Fr 7imbledon Finals r ytIMBLEDON i Old Moon Figures WAC Owes 8 4i::: : k ' - - 0 7"'"'------ PEOFtoLUS sail-''wit- ia nit l f t'l 'f t : rad Tribune Scoreboard MEL Ste-th- — 'kJ CI I7121 i ThEj ' El : ht ' - ( 1 71 EA 0io 1 - Observation Ward 1 ( LL 0 t - '7 Baltimore New York 36 10 12 1211' golfers will be invited to replace before this season But 34 43 442 as 45 aansas city 43 a the touring professionals if they George Hinman the skipper r Results Wednesday's to play In the PGA' refused 'loops-tewas pleased Detroit 3 Cleveland 2 3 11 Tournament Chicago inninin "They're terrific" he said Minnesota 10 New loyteorkt 4 L (AP) — A pro- - in a letter to Bradley coach Joe 'You don't - necessarily - need PEORIA Fibinsaidhehad not heard 13s co 3 wioote04 Califorma 4 Boston 3 r from touring pros since they from Ilerold E Moore Harne' guys to make a- top by posed Tbursday's Probable Pitchers r closed meetIcy University's basketball tearn'executive director of People- - crew Many of the boys never Nitimore (McNally 45) at Chicano held the Orient' (Peters the Australia to sail on the 12'S: ing through chance a had (Only gams scheduled) group canceled was "I don't know what they and Europe are wonderful They Moore of New York said the but they Pioneer League the decided in that meeting" he sponsoringl fluffed a jibe yet" Wednesday by haven't basket- Won Loaf ro es told The Associated Press "I Sports Comlcommittee's volunteer 3 127 First Kind I Ogden of hall Walsh chairman !Miter Frank C 3 just laid the cards on the table' 444 Falls 3 $ I told them the position of the' Francisco legs not able to Eagle is somewhat different Idaho Cancellation of the tour sched-Sa3 Sall Lake 250 512 tiled to start July 24 at Briscomplete plans for the late from before Hinman said that Executive Committee had not Wednesday's Results Onden L Mane Falls 2 i the mast had been moved back Caldwell twe Australia was announced!summer !changed" 9 Sell Lake 3 Sponsors Cancel seven-weektou- rrour Ab : i — 1 0 Itot '''''' Brad-stowe- two-hou- PeoPle-To-Peopl- I' - ' Vow 0 214 South Main e — 1 er ' L Salt take City e A A n 4 i ' Enter Park Freo at the Main Parking Mall at 26 W Broadway It's very convenient! i t |