Show rr-- i1 THE OCDEN (UTAH) Ddvis Wallops Ogden STANDARD-EXAMINf- —ABYtkTIltMINT— Sunday Morning Sept 13 lu53 Amaleur Golf Tournament Is Wide Open US Stars Don Spiked Shoes Win at Tennis Darls Upset Tiger Gridders In First Game of Season Fumbles Highlight Contest f gA S w - - 852-yar- d rt j Many Ogdenites Lucky at Elk Drawing a rt d ! Choice of non-playin- rt 14-yar- 2000 Attend Games in S L d Sports Experts Notre Dame Team Gets Top '53 Grid Rating g 18-ho- le World Softball Tra-bert’s- of-th- pre-seaso- six-yar- d 1-- 35-yar- e WIM- n - HEATED FRESH WATER 0 d ut SF Seals Down A Angels rd a 3-- 0 c L0RIN SWIMMING POOL 9-- 8 - Elk Applie Brought You Through The Courtesy of 47-yar- d 9 al y"l A r irj nt e mark'' 'EINOLOOIIV' Cevrteiy ef Klenke Floral The above paragraph of course generally referred to our masculine bowling fraternity but what about the feminine bowling world that is ours right here in good old Ogden? Well I’d say that our keglerettes should also add a record breaking season as well as glamour to be posted for posterity in the pages in the women’s bowling history However because the women lack the numerical strength the men do that is in the way of top bowlers their performances may not florish in abundance to the tune' of the men’s performances still we have a half dozen or so of some sweet bowling cookies who can charm their bowling balls into perforrtiing in a manner that will produce 600 plus series You know we had a few bowled last year and this past Thursday night Betty Kosof bowling in the Salt Lake City Major League posted the first 600 series for this year a respectable 611 Yes indeed eur bowling darlings will provide the local bowling historians with many a bowling thrill "OiNOieIIS“ Cowrteiy f The Hi Hat This is tho final week end for the second annual OQDEN BOWLERS MERCHANTS JAMBOREE ight valuable awards will be award ed to aa many Ogden bowlers who competed in this greatest I of all Qgden tournaments say greatest of all Ogden because there Isn’t another bowling event on the Ogden bowling schedule which Twenty-- e tour-namen- effer HUNDREDS OF ti DOL- LARS of valuable merchandise to our Ogden bowlers ABSO- That’s LUTELY FREE of Ogright the MERCHANTS den offered our bowlers eut--' right gifts to win only by enjoying themselves bowling for them Can anyone deny this great event the privilege of being recognized as the GREATEST OGDEN BOWLING TOURNAMENT? Is there another tournament like it in the world? “PINOIQOIER" Courtesy of Elk -- j? (OBPB) — A brU-litand interesting bowling season is about to unfold A season that is predestinted to write great happenings into the history of bowling that will leave records for our future bowlers to eye with apprehension and concern For instance it would be a safe bet that with two crack scratch leagues operating it isn’t beyond the realm of pos-- ’ sibility that the following could and may happen (1) For the first time in Ogden’s history one or more 300 games may be bowled (2) With the keen competition scratch leagues afford it could be that well see several 700 plus series bowled (3) With better individual bowling teams scores may well pass the 3000 pinfail totals for three-gamseries and (4) we should see several4eam singles games better thn the 1000 pinfail 4-- 4 1 iO’ v ooae 6-- 3 five-matc- h J' t £4n raKiaCM OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)— Th National Amateur Golf Chimpioh-shi-p 3-- 0 i! 15 ARAM n 6-- 2 f 9 comes to the Southwest for MONTREAL (UP)— Tony Tra-ber- t time next week with the the first steadied Vie Seixas their and Davis High School showed surprising strength last tournaof a widt-opeset prospect the first after game dropping wide-open night in rolling over Ogden High 25 to 0 at Ogden Stadium on wet grass courts Saturday and a ment on cours in the in the first football of the season for both schools wide open spaces won the American Zone Davis The Darts who had only five returning lettermen from Cup Tennis competition for the They operate on an expansive some scale in this part of the counthump- United States with a last year's squad had been counted on to take 6-try and the 53rd amateur chamdoubles victory over Canada’s ings until some newcomers came through pionship isn’t likely to be an exLome Main and Paul Willey Ogden High’s running attackIt could be anybody’s which had been expected to be ception in Americans — The Clifford Cook Backs played Capps tournament ‘whin play starts torather spectacular with a couple K Flint N Flint Jones Luton spiked shoes to counteract the of good rflnning backs on the morrow on the beiutifully-kep- t slippery footing on the Mount squad bogged down in the initial Lyman Rikley Oklahoma' City Golf 6 Royal Club Courts A light drizzle encounter Ogden and Country Club course Not until the final eight minwhich delayed the start of the Ends — Brophy Breitwizer utes of play did they begin movFiveFormer Winners 20 minutes match for persisted Oling and then it was the passing Davis Dalebout Flemming The field of 200 survivors of an a sets and strong through the four of LeRoy Mecham that netted sen Shriber cross-couoriginal entry list of 1287 in- -j — Hart caused trouble wind Chase Carter Tackles the yardage During the entire eludes five former winners of j second and third periods they Lund Putnam Ramsey Swensen on high shots Guards— Berg Allen Drainey the U S emsteur title including were unable to penetrate Dart Americans the By winning Matsi-mur- a Hart Garr Fredrickson defending champion Jack West-lan- d territory lead took an insurmountable Wilson the present and two past Minutes Left and series the qualiOnly Centers — Collins Fenn Holder in British amateur champions two elk Belgium-lndiannual to meet the were in the fied successful drawing There final drive came with Utah permit northern and sportsmen of Scores Ogden Backs — Ashley Ballif BurLeft to right Canadian titleholders nine out of only minutes left in the game nett Cope Doctor Goodcliffe winner for the right to challenge conducted at Salt Lake City by the state fish and game commission last Friday state fish and game 10 members of the 1953 U S Utah comDavis Carr Ormond in for the and the moment Mecham Cup above Orval Hardy South Cache Keith Davies Murray Kubata Mecham Australia Walker Cup team and four memJorgenson Tra-beassisted men the in A1 These on drawing Anderson December next L Alvin Melbourne to a Master and Flemming Sergeant pleted pass department White Nate Stettler bers of the British Walker Cup won the opening line the gun and Seixas the Davis ’ 0 6 7 12—25 j team Daviq contests sounded yesterday singles — 0 0 0 0 0 are the usual In there Ogden addition! occurred One of the freak plays 1 17 Will Sit Out Singles touchdowns titleless of number Scoring Major rising atari during the contest when Ronald pass from Cook Cook Capps who have earned serious considerImmediately after the clinching Davis and the for Capps punted Anderson P o i n t a f ter touch- doubles triumph Lawrence ation and the good club golfers kick netted a minus one yard down: Porter Baker placement who can wreak havoc in this afcaptain of the The high kick traveled about U S team announced that Tra-bematches' fair of brief and five yards past scrimmage who injured his ankle slightThe entire tournament is at toward the sidelines It hit ly yesterday and Seixas who has Others to break in the scoring: match play starting with 72 first bounced back and out of bounds NEW YORK (AP) — Notre Los Angeles and Alabama com- had a heavy tennis schedule durmatches tomorrow And the The play line on the 85 Rice 66 Navy 58 Cali- round Texas five matches all are 18 holes— two a ing the last month will sit out Dame generally the people’s foot- plete the closely bunched top started on the 15 tomorrow’s final singles matches ball choice is the pick of 171 and are followed in order by Okla- fornia 26 Florida 24 West Vir- day on Wednesday and Thursday Both teams looked ragged in Straight Clark of Pasadena Calif and broadcasters to homa Ohio State Southern Cali- ginia 20 Tennessee and Pitts- — until they reach th semi-fina- l spots and each fumbled reAn- sportswriters San of Bartzen and Bernard occa— on several and be' the outstanding college team fornia Maryland and Duke In burgh 18 each Princeton 17 Bay- stage adds peatedly It gelo Tex' will handle the assignup to the usual open sions when they were in good all 31 colleges received points in lor 15 Mississippi 14 Purdue 12 “sudden of 1953 ments death” affair in which scoring positions Houston 9 Michigan 8 Pennsyl- the voting With their spikes Trabert and The voters polled by The As- theThe with the big reputaplayers After the opening kickoff Ogat Dame of Notre placing vania 7 Minnesota Wisconsin Seixas appeared to have less diffi- sociated Press put the Irish first usually wind up as the vicden put on the strongest threat the top of the heap is another big Southern Methodist and Villanova tions yesthan with their a few practice rounds footing After tims culty — The bad kick by Capps put the SALT LAKE CITY (AP) on 84 of the ballots and shoved step in the Irish comeback since 5 1 almost is included and each everyone Washington Georgia Darts with their backs to the The first day’s action in the Na- terday when both fell twice 1949 service was at its tremen- Michigan State winner of the the graduation of the mighty the favorites 2 each Penn State 1 among wall tional Softball Congress World’s out of were team The Irish sight best and his return of serv- 1952 honors to second place Tournament was marked by bril- douswas the final polls of 1950 and Completes First Pass during Seixas’ ice brilliant to spinning a was third close Tech as the defending 1951 but last year had climbed Mecham completed his first liant pitching too much for Georgia San Pedro Calif Mer- service also was each club getting back to third place at the end the Spartans pass of the game to Lee Dalebout champion and he to handle Lake City’s the Canadians 24 votes for the No 1 spot in season behind Michigan State and he wasn’t stopped until he chants and Salt won did not suffer a service break in the annual Tavern opening poll Flagstone and Two line reached the Georgia Tech the match Week This Seamm Starts f line plays put the ball on the games before 2000 fans yesterday 1688 Points Polled Main who had a miserable day In the first game San Pedro one but they fumbled on the this season starts The to 1688 collegiate The Irish polled points Toy yesterday against the brilliant next play and Davis recovered dropped the Salt Lake City Seixas showed to a much better coming Saturday although col- 1305 for Michigan State and 1128 on the Club Month the of next series Ogden started the and Willey lege football action isn’t general for Georgia Tech The UCLA total advantage today pitching of Virgil Jones of plays on the Davis a He gave the until Sept 26 new was 1065 and Alabama got 966 reached high The hurler softball line and again Mecham hit Dale-boThe University of California at more with his trouble The other members of the top Americans both two hits team garnered Toy 18 Still with a pass to the AT 10 got points as follows: Oklahoma forecolurt than from the volleying Cornia another pass from Mecham to by George Cali666 Southern Ohio com 762 State since had experienced In the second game The Flag- they Dalebout was good but as the end fornia 165 Maryland 143 and stone crew blanked the Grand ing to Canada was being tackled on the set Duke 86 Points are awarded on won first Canada the Pepsi-Colmainly nine 9-- 8 line he fumbled and a Dart Junction Colo a basis of ten for first place nine L and as errors S on Trabert U hurlWalker's behind George player pounced on the ball second and so on down the into for to took time their Seixas get ing Slippery Fingers SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Six list until only one is given for form From then on however Fast Merchants Start Davis ran the ball back to the aatack was devastating pitchers toiled in the hot sun yes- tenth place The San Pedro Merchants their The 1952 final poll ranked the and Trabert were sched- terday as the San Francisco Seals Seixas Ogden 14 but slippery fingers of cost them the ball as Buster started fast in the first tilt Los Angeles Angels teams in this order: Michigan the defeated a to U catch uled plane Open 5 to 9 p m Daily Jones fumbled and Jay Goodliffe the Tournament when Jones was tonight In tomorrow’s matches with a thrilling ninth inning State Georgia Teeh Notre Dame safe on an infield error George Clark will California Monday September 14 came up with the ball as Southern Oklahoma Beginning series the evened Bob It play Willey while rally' cento a double knocked Pearson The fourth fupnble within two Mississippi Tennessee Bedard 2 of Sherbrooke Que the Pacific Coast League season UCLA minutes of play occurred shortly ter to send Jones across Alabama and Texas close neared its Bartzen will go against Jones doubled in both the after when Darrell White dropped the ball as he was skirting left fourth and sixth innings The Flagstones came across end A continual drive by Jones and with two fast tallies in the first Noel Cook took the ball to their on a hit and two errors In the own 45 and then Cook began a third Jack Crow got the tournalittle passing exhibition of his ment’s first homer when he conown Two long passes to Major nected with one of Bob Freeman’s and dropped it over the put the pigskin on the Ogden 2 pitches and with the Tiger line braced to left field fence Freeman dug into the mound stop a score Cook again passed to Major for the first touchdown then and fanned 16 Salt Lake batters He allowed four hits but Receives a Punt the first inning and the home Midway in the third quarter run accounted for the winning Davis received a punt on its own margin line Capps carried around right end to the Ogden Crowned Miss Softball Before the tournament began 29 and on the next play Jones went through the center of the lovely Nancy Larson of Magna line to the 17 Cook plowed his Utah was crowned Miss Softball way to the six and on the next of 1953 Today’s schedule will begin at play scored standing up The Dart’s first touchdown in 6 pm MST with the Holloman the final quarter came after they Air Base team from Alamagordo had pushed from their own 45 N M going against the Dairy to the Ogden 20 A pass inter- Queen nine from Rogersville ference penalty was called and Tenn Local softball fans will be most the officials placed the ball on the 2 After the Ogden line held interested in the 7 pm game Adams Logan Leon C Aldei Provi- mond Lyle D Webster Midvale Na- for three plays Capps carried in which the W’heeler-GenerWinkler Logan Calvin L Wright Ashler Darceti— Either Sex dence Thair G Allen Providence than M Weibel Lan Lq T Wst Tire Co team of Salt Lake City Clarke A Anderaon Ogden Glen Brigham over Anderaon Bountiful Nolan R Brown Ogden River— Ball Richard C Allen Logan Don J Baird Ofden Chet O Wheatley Ufa A L meets tournament the last year’s Touchdown dear-fielfinal d Bountiful DarreU L Dalton LuWhite Ogden Grant F White ParaHuntsville runner-up- s L Anderson Donald from Tex Calvert Brigham City Mariner Ballard 3 Bountiful Justensen Larry The final touchdown came on and Paul G Huntsville A Balia Hyde Park dise Victor Wiley Logan Lewl WilLew 8 pm the Phoenix Ariz Frank Morgan Layton John S Mor- cille A Bailey Kleal At Barrow Ogden Ogden the longest run of the game Cleurs take on the Bakersfield gan Layton B H Noble Wood Croas Barkley Lu Dean Balia Hyde Park Grant F kinson Ogdan Scott Williams BrigE Christensen Hooper Darrell Max Oliver Roy A1 Pally Ogden Orsen Barlow Clearfield Lowell Baron Brig- ham Glen Wood Fieldiag Qr- - D- J Ogden’s Mecham attempted a Calif Elks R Hall North Eilander Henry Ogden M A Venable Alexander Roy ham City James C Bartonek Ogden Woody Bountiful Ray Ray W Wright Roy Curtis Hislop Ogden Elden D but it was deflected into Ogden Walker Fisher-Hes- s Logan John B Baxter Hyrum Lee Bindrup an fiass air off the hands of a Davis Ogden team Brown'a Hogge Ogden Evan L Jensen OgdenR e Camera— Frank C Clearfield Earl Zampedri Ogdan Bingham Logan Iris Hans W Johnson with plenty of playing muscle Either Sex Liberty Ross Bingham Otto L Seath Cache—Gav Smithfield David Anderson caught has been Jones North Ogden Harry Kent OgMod 721 Remington QQ Of F Kent Bybee Clearfield Jease N den Bisel Brigham Mrs Betty Braegger the by filgyer and strengthened A J John Patricia Adama Img aa Clayton L Ralph Lindquist 30-- 6 Qgden OOeOJ Amoa L Fullmer Lowe 27 or M Brailsferd Ogden Willard seampered 70 yards addition of Eddie Feigner of "The Bybee Brigham Allan ‘Wellsville Percy Ogden James H McBride OgBountiful Gerald Hogge Farmington V Ruthe Eugene p Anderaon Seth Brigham Baty Burg for the score Edden Freeman E Murray Ogden Moyes Ogden William A Skid- ward H Call Brigham City Hyrum Harley 8 Andaraon Sahara King and His Court” fame Feig Carl David 70 Mod Wlnchstr on Logan L 1 Poll L Larry 0 Sidney Christiansen Logan Roscoe E Viliaga Helmer Andorra Pfden HenEdwin Q Taylor Ogden StewarL ClearfieldKaysvUle Davis X&XJSJD neradded to the team makes it a more 6 27 or Joe M Ulibarri Mx QOgden Clarsse Ogden John Leo Cooney Jr WiggtU Layton Vlaanderen Ogden Ends — Ashby Ditlevsen Major definite tourney threat Eugene Ogden hfanti-HeMaintain— Either Sex Qgden Forrest Barkdull Ogden William E- Cunningham Ogden ry H Bair Huntsville Orson Arthur Wangsgard H Alma R Logan Ryrura W Barlow Salt Lake Coalville Earl R Dabb Ogden Kenneth Bagnell Lynn Page Sharp E Yearsley R Beecher Vinwgrd Ogden Gladys Farmington Bangerter Clearfield George L Dickamore Ogden Sam Dokos Wil- City Cecil h Guards— Anderson Brown Lionel DeYoung Ogden Robert M Zundel Willard Frank O Berglimd Ogden Eden WTremonton lard Parley A Douns Smithfield River—Amtlerless Colorado Ogdem n Wins LaVere Beutler E Harris Holbrook Ramp-toRoche Garland Bingrup LaOgden Ted N Spring Ogden Douglae Lynn Erickson Smithfield Garth Allen Huntsville J E Bran-stit-er Mod 94 Winchester H Schenck Alton J Blain Roy Wendell Q C Roy Donald Felix Clyde L Facer Smithfield: Ross Thompson Thurgood COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Joseph Chase 0 §an 32 or Ogden Ogden Eugene SpJ Slade Ogden Fred Wrider Ogden Logan Hazel Bodily Layton Logan Russell D Formgren Corinne Ward Rudolph Gamble Ogden LeeH K Han(UP) — Col T Parley W Burrow Eden Kenneth ado Springs Lionel Freeman Logan George Nerth End Jones son South Ogden Bruce J Don Campbell Loga D Ogden Tackles — Calabeer Galbraith clinched at least a playoff for Mgntl Garr Float Ogden Cyril MANY GOOD USED Logan Albert A Atwood Ogden Frank L North Ogden Earl E Janes North OgDon J Gibbons Logan Halvor Glenn M H Carlson Ogdan Clarence Chard Hess Porter Seljags Smith the Western League title here Atwood ScQfield pofln C Christensen den Alene H Jones Nortb R Ogden BARGAINS Ryrwaa M Ben G e v e r Ogdan Floyd Christiansen Tr e m o n t p u Jacob H Kap Ogden Llyod King River City Paul E Christensen Smithfield Melvin Thomas am Ronald Greenwell Daa Crockett tonight by defeating Des Moines Bear Gerald B Larsen Brigh Fairview Drimmelen Van Ogden D Joe Harold Denaldron Hooper Ogden Ogden Brigh10-OscarGuthrie Centers — Call Raymond Grunig and in a twin-bil- l Ogden Don Carlo Hansen Fairview Alfred R Carl T Lunsford Ogdan: Frank J McLogan Alton P am Donald Ogden R E Ogdan Lois Downs Cormick North Ogden H’ Van Meeter-e- n Hartman Ogden lamer Logan Dauna Earl Sglt Ink Hansen Howard Riverside L Hales HuntsMire 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Hooper Arvel C Reeee Smithfield F Stanley Reese TremontonK-- Mahien Robinette Riee Lgiggn Howard W U C Seothern Ogden A G Logan A Bountiful Keith E Smith SpringVlUe Bountiful Jacob Rees Coalville Ray SeQey Rees Coalville: Floyd K Walpole Oaden Farrell J Spencer GardenD City A Logan Bountiful: W Earl Waller Morgan Byron Steffcnhagen Kaysr Stewart Kaysville G L Stewart Sea Seath Asalarw-EftheThem W Blackburn Roy: Daniel L ville- Bovd Swenson Leg an: Harold W Laird Ogden Lester Moncrief Eden Tingey Brigham Stewart Rea Tucker Lester J Moncrief Ogden Lagan Edwin Toimen M-- Wsl- jeen H Teemhs Oide P N Seath Cache—Ball Webb Riak T ter a Wallavllis Cham Adama B Layton Stanley Clyde erl Purcell City Edward Erickson Ogdan Darald Glenn toFuller Tremonton Fred 8- Providence Crlzzel tonir lls M Hale Dorothy p Ran-ce- y Lgan: Ray Hanren te Hyde Park Jorepk LaVon G Hanson Logan ?an D Harrison ' Wert Jordan Lloyd Header sen Hares Alpha Ogden Smithfield K C Hcndyrse Log: Lavoe M Hislep Lagan Rickard R Jack W Reward Hodges Logan Smithfield Cecil C Hngif RTHin: Herbert Humphrey Lagan Marianna C Israelsen North Logan Raymond Q Joans Clearfield AlvinL E Johnson Richmond C H Johnson an Creed P Jeknron Smithfield Dale P Jahnsqn Ldggn J Reed John son Login Jack w Johnson Ogdan: Vernon L-- Johnson Baer River: Derr win JoUay Logan tons Kay 6unet George H Kelker Logan Lloyd C Kennmgton X- Logan Fred Lindsay Ogden Ned - ton Smithfield: Lorry Lower Smithfield: A J McFarland Ogdon Wesley G Malmberg Logan: Gpnway Emery Marriott Garlgnd Maughan Logan:M- Leuig P Maughdn Maurer Lake Salt Clarence Logan City Jane S Morru Ogden LaMarr J Musk Smithfield Lionel Muqk Jr Smithfield Jack Nielsen Hyrum Sootf Olsen Mantua Douglae Pise Logan Ralph J Osmond Ogdan: Ranald Peak r Brigham City Ruby C Rearaam Cornish: Weston A Paulson Ogden Centerville: Lelgad JB Smith Randall E Saunders Ogden) Q Verpal Seam one Hyde Perk: Henry Smith Clearfield: Gale D Stevens Ogden: Arnold Taylor Kenneth L Thurgood SyraLege: cuse Maynard Tippetts Salt Lake City Wilbur Underweed Paradise Ram VeL tri Lpmh Wayne Wfidmeu Trento o f f jweitoVegteg i MlfMj CM) Jl The winners will be asked to be at Ogden's BEAUTIFUL PARAMOUNT BOWL on Sunday the 20th of September at 8 pm- The lady bqwier who is high will have her first choice and the next selection will be made by the fellow who ia high and to on down the line until all awards have been selected The Second Annual Hoffman Dry Cleaners Mixed Doubles will start on Dethe 19th of September fending champions are Velda and Joe Etterlein Mixed doubles squads will be run before and after the winners have mad their selections in th Merchants’ Jamboree - "PINQIQQIE" Cevrtesy Ogden Ford Sales QUB bowlers Mr- C A SHOULD Fleming field representative of the American Bowling Congress wUl be In Ogden Saturday September 10th Roy Morris City Association Secretary says Mr Fleming will show some new bowling films and will answer questions OUT bowlers may wish to ask The time will be around 7:30 pm at the Paramount Bowl Auditorium The Paramount Bowl Ladies’ Major Scratch League and the Men’s Major Scratch League open their season this coming Monday at 9 pm Tune in on JCVOG at 12 noon every Saturday end Sunday and hear what’s going on in Ogden’s bowling and sports world with Very Truly Yours at the mike KNOW’: - MAX J5 KOSOF |