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TAPP trittvno "War gepteillWer ft rim -7 Chisox Beat 1 liS 41: Battle 'SY Associated Freon lvAs Ted Williams Ties for load Is Al batting race Yanks Start Psychological 'War' MILWALTKEK WIS Sept 11 (UPI)---Joe Collins say the Milwaukee defeat of New York in last year's world series will stick In the Yankee's craw this year But from the Milwaukee locker room it is apparent that statements by Collins and Mickey Mantle stick in the craw of the Braves Collins now retired from the Ypikees after playing in seven world series has picked the bombers in live games this year Mantle said Lew Burdette will not win three games again this 3'ear and indicated that this year wil1 be a different story with himself and Bill Skowron in playing shape let them 'pop off: Braves manager Fred Haney said- don't care what they say Until we win this thing (the National League pennant) we're not worried about the Yankees" Henry Aaron propped his foot up on his locker Mall in Milwaukee Stadium and paid "They don't $care me none What was wrong with Mantle last year? IJ1 tell you what' the matter this year He ain't hittin'" JOE ADCOCK echoed his boss manager Haney "If they want to pop off let them But I'll tell you one thing Neither team is going to win this year In four games" Adcock referred to Collin's addendum that even though he thought the series would go five games he wouldn't be surprised if the Yanks won tour straight Collins went on to say that last year's defeat in even games would stick in the Yankee's craw and that the old "Yankee pride" would be the measure of victory this year -Del Crandall picked on -Mantle's jibe and at Burdetto and turned It to the Braves' advantage "Mickey 's a pretty smart fellow Lew won't win three games again because well win It before he has a chance to pitch three games" A Dark's Favored For Card Job By Allow Wed Prenn ST LOUIS Sept yin Dark an aging pro with a flair for leadershtp emerged Thursday as the No 1 candidate to replace Fred Hutchinson who is on shaky ground as St Louis Cardinal manager I utchinson seemed certain to be fired by the end of the season barring a change of heart by club President Aug ust A Busch 'Jr 6 1 ark's Favored an Braves' Start Psychological War TA 1 or Card Job MILWALTKEF WIS Sept this year and indicated that "They don't scare" me none straight Collins went on to 11 (UPI)--Joe Collin says the this By A 'modal ed Prenn year will be a different What was wrong with Mantle say that last year's defeat in hims St LOUIS Sept with and last year? I'll tell you what' Reven games would stick in the Milwaukee defeat of New York stcEY wilf Bill vin Dark an aging pro with Skowron in playing shape the matter this year He ain't Yankee's craw and that the old in last year's world series will A -J hittin'" "Yankee pride" would be the a flair for I a tp this year But om the Mil A-tw LA Irl them 'pop off" stick In the Yankee's caw Braves manager Fred Haney JOE ADCOCK echoed his measure Of vistory this year emerged Thursday a the di fr 4 waukee locker room it is ap- "id- i boss manager Haney if they nel Crandall picked on No 1 candidate to replace it parent that emen statts by Col- don what the" say want to pop off let them But lvtaintle's jibe and at Burdette Fred Hutchinson who is on 's I 't Y' I'll tell you one thing Neither and turned it to the Braves' hns and Mickey Mantle stick sha 4 "7" Until we win this thing (the team is going to win this year advantage ky ground as St Louis 1 in the craw of the Braves Collins now retired from the National League pennant) in four games" Yankees after playing in seven we're not worried about the Adcock referred to Collin's Cardinal manager I I "Mickey's a pretty smart Hutchinson seemed certain 1 a world series has picked the Yankees" sl -obr'4 addendum that even though he fellow 'Lew won't win three to be fired by the end the bombers in live games this Henry Aaron propped his thought the series would go games again because well win season barring a change of year Mantle Paid Lew Burdette foot up on his locker stall in five games he wouldn't be sur- it before he has a chance to heart will not win three gamest again' Milwaukee Stadium and Paid prised if the Yanks won four pit ree ch th games" 0 I I club President Aue- ust A usc 'J )r iA a t'-'2'o 1k! -4 A 54 1 0 $'' 3 4 ks Ted Williams batting race Ties for A L4 li 44 4 45i' lod la Al li4--440 CHICAGO Sept second place Chicago White Sox hammered Ike Loe lock for four runnt in the fifth inning Thursday to defeat the Boston Red Sox 4 to 1 for sweep of their eerie and a 3-game lead over the Red Sox The victory went to Dick Donovan with help from Turk Lowit after he developed wild 'streak in the eighth It was the big right hander's 13th of the year and evened his season's record TED-WILLIAMS made two hits and batted in the Boston runs raising his batting average to 320 and tyinghin teammate Pete Runnels for the American League lead Runnels made one hit hi throe times at bat The Chleage 'alley began with a walk to Earl 'Torte CHICAG( second p1a4 Sox hamrne four runSi I Thuraday tc ned Sox 4 their series ever the The -victc Donovan wi Lown after wild 'streak was the big of the year son's record TED-Wit hits and bai runs raisini age to 320 a mate Pete American Runnels three times The Chic with a wal 1 1 1 NOTHWG OUTRUNS NOTIIA'G OUTLASTS A MEWCURYI LIERCURYS ARE TOUGH! NOTHWG OUTRUNS NOTHW 6 OUTLASTS A AltRC URYI nnrrtiEintoe 1 tI( It I A tilltL I aw 101m I s'- 12s' I I Senators Tip Tigers in I 4 AN6010100 tiat 1 IF 11 vs 7-6 ITictory I I 111 tr 11 117 A A 4 4 0 i 1 I I By Associated Press DETROITSept11--- A ninth-inning Detroit rally fell short and the Washington Senators'edged the Tigers 7-6 Thursday in the-final contest of the season between the two clubs Four of the seven Washinging runs were unearned as Ti fielders Committed three errors '4 41 1 I207 v-6Y 11111trorI itt11' 1itt Jil-i'witTii 4:1:4 '41E t1241-7 "Ira I137 ini 10Tri iii111111ror 1'Jtint 4214 4t" 1 ODE- rr It AF 4 14 -11" W'itTI o'Ocif 1- pi -014 Al Smith singled and both runnersadvineed while Johnny Wilson was being thrown out After Luis Aparicio walked-to load the bases Donovan fanned but Jim Landis singled to left scoring Torgeson and Smith Aparicio took third and on the throw in Landis raced to second Nellie Fox' single scored both men Donovan had no trouble until one was out in the eighth Then he issued his first walks of the game to Don Buddin and Runnels Williams' singled scored Buddin and brought Turk Lown to Donovan's rescue VOSTOK ICRICA00 abrbvb ab obi tuddin is 3 1 0 Ot Landis of 3 1 1 2 Runnis 2b 3 0 1 et Fox lb 4 0 2-2 Wilims If 4 0 2 1 Gamin 3b 3 0 0 Moons 3b 4 0 1 nib-Boone 1 0 0 0 Jensen rt 4 0 0 Or Esposto 3b 0 0 0 0 Gernrt lb 4 0 2 0 LoIlar 4 0 0 0 Piersil et 4 0 0 01 Tram lb 1 1 1 0 White a 3 0 1 01 Smith rf 4 1 3 d-Renna 1 0 1 ni Canteen If 4 0 1 0 tielock is 0 0 nt Amide es 3 1 0 0 a-Klaus 1 0 0 01 Donavan 3 010 rornes 0 0 0 Oilman a 0 0 0 0 Kin's anon uStenbna 1 0 0 ta 0000 e-Berberet 1 0 0 0 Al Smith runnersadv by Callison I After walked -to lo oven fanned singled to le son and Sim third and Landis raced Fox' single Donovan sit one was I Then he issu of the game and Runnels scored Budc Turk Lown cue VOSTOK ab Ituddin ss 3 1 Runnis 2b 3 0 1 Wilims If 4 0 I tillsono 3b 4 0 1 Jenson rt 4 0 0 Garnet lb 4 0 1 et 4 0 0 White a 3 0 1 dRenna 1 0 1 10 0 a-Klaus 1 0 remelt' 0 0 0 0 000 a-Meant) 1 0 0 lived) is 0 0 o-Berberet 1 0 0 tt 1-- 'wt 1 pZA -7 i 1- i tir or -w----- I if I Niwii4-0F i i 1 ik '1'''-7 ''YPk 4 4 i -1 ytii ----v "0-RtdAq 4 If 1 1 4 rcoa 1 tle AN RIGHTHANDER John Romonosky a veteran who has kicked around the minor leagues for a decade pitched near perfect relief ball and got credit for his second major league triumph Taking over for starter Pascual who was driven out in the third inning Romonosky retired the first 17 batters he faced He rave up an eight hinhug run en a walk and Gait Barris' triple Then he Ivas taken out in the ninth when he yielded a walk and an infield single The Tigers went on to score three times in the ninth but Truman Clevenger credited with Wednesday's Washington victory finally ended the threat by getting Harris on a lazy fly to left field Eddie Yost had a perfect day with a double and two singles He also walked once and scored three times as the Sen ators beat the Tigers for the 13th time in 22 meetings WASNINGTON DETROIT ab thl Boat 3b 3 2 3 I Kuenn ct 5 I I 1 c-Lavra as 0 1 0 0 Veal ix 4020 Mews 2b I 2 0 e-Zernial 1 0 1 1 Pearson el 3 02 2 f-Boros 0000 Sievers If 4 I I 2 Banns rf 4212 Courtny 40 I 1 Harris lb 5 011 Lemon rt 402 DMmu011f 3001 b-Chsly rf 0 0 0 01Bol1ing 2b 3 1 0 0 Zauchn lb 4 I 2 01Bertola 3b 4 1 2 Ergs as-31s 4 1 0 OVIlson 3000 Pascual 1 0 0 0 Moford 1 0 0 0 Ernnaky 3 01 0 Cocotte 0 0 (TO Clevngr 0 0 0 0 a-Alusik 1 000 SUSCG 1000 d-Francona 1 1 1 0 Teta is 211 11 Totals SO 4 0 4 a-Struck out for Delock in thi h-flied out for Goodman in Ith c-grounded out for KielY in lithi at-singled for White in Ithr 0-struck out for in Ith Roston 0041 0041 10-1 Chicago 4 000--4 DP111uaidin to Runnels to Gernert: Chicago 7 214--Smith 51--Delock Jo er 'bhp Delock it 12-7) 5 4 4 4 3 4 Fornicies sit 4 0 0 1 I Kiel 1 0 0 all- 0 -0 Ryerls' 1 10011 Donovrr1W12-13) 7 7 1 1 2 5 Lown 1 1 0 0 I 2 x-Face4 3 hatters in 7th Totals31 I a-Struck out b-flied out for e-trounded out d-sinsied -for nut for Kostom Chicago din tc tielock it 124) tionovrt 1 W111-1 Loom )(Tared 3 bat A-1504o FIRS7 PLACE Byron Pool and Lonnie Kirkpatrick of Carmi Ill with two 70-horsepower 6-cylinder Mark 78 Mercurys on a Crosby boat won for the third time setting a new record of 29 hours 29 minutes We battered five sets of propellers but we experienced absolutely no trouble with the engines or lower units Those Mercury Dyna-Shocks saved the -day tor us among the logs sand bars and debris" Pollnow 4 I oso 1 I rl! I 1 r-- -7- 1 4 A i 101119CiAL CHKK POINT) SAINTE GENEVIEVE MO tOFFICIM tjl CHECK POINT) CARUTHERSVILLE MO (OFFICIAL CHECK POINT) HELENA AIM (OFFICIAL CHECK POIN1 GREENVILLE MISS fOFFICIAI CHECK POINI) MEMPHIS TENN tOFFICIAt CHECK POIN1 VICKSBURG MISS 01 Vow limo' Ls floe YH 1061 WYOMING Evanston NEVILLE'S Jecksse KAU JOHNSON Sittmoot CITY AUTO SALES Pirmiste MONTE WIGHT Rock Swings CITY AUTO SALES NEVADA Ilk Pw SUPPLY WALKER HOMO AND AUTO DS 15-Year-Old Gets Chess Honors PORTOROZ YUGOSLAyIA Sept 11 (JP) Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn 15-year-old United State chess champion became a chess grand master Thursday the youngest ever to hold this title in chess history Fischer placed fifth at the Interzonal chess tournament here played in framework of world championship competition and thus automatically received the title of grand mas tern 1 11- All- 4 -wPwlyfrrpno vik-lorvt" WirirA 'if Noy dr yr 1) 3 15-Year-01d Gets Chess Honors PORTOROZ YUGOSLAyIA Sept 11 (3 P) 7-- Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn 15-year-old United State chess champion became a chess grand master Thurs day the youngest ever to hold this title in chess history Fischer placed fifth at the Interzonal chess tournament here played in framework of world championship competi tion and thus automatically received the title of grand mas ter I Finish: $1' LOUIS MO (OFFICIAL CHECK POINT) SAINTE GENEVIEVE MO torricfm CNICK POINT) CAIRO ILL toFficiAt CHECK POINT) CARUTHERSVILLE MO (OFFICIAL CHECK POINT) MEMPHIS TENN (OFFICIAL CHECK POINT) HELENA ARK 1 (OFFICIAL CHECK POTI ON GREENVILLE MISS 1 de kil'olts(OFFICIAt CHECK POINT) VICKSBURG MISS At (OFFICIAL CHECK POITAI MISS (OFFICIAL CHECK POW() BATON ROUGE LA 1 illiti 1 97 1" Meat' la floe YH Peolig ft-- WYOMING Evanston NEVILLE'S Jerks A A AL JOHNSON Kroattt CITY AUTO SALES Pittollato MONTE WIGHT lock Springs CITY AUTO SALES NEVADA Ilk SUPPLY ill WALKER KOMI AND AUTO i AA A A 40rI 0 15-Year-Old Cc CliCss Honors POIrrOROZ YUGOSLAV Sept 11 (JP) Bobby Fiscl of Brooklyn 15-yearold Unil a State chess champion becai chess grand master Thu day the youngest ever to In this title in chess history fifth at Fischer place Interzonal chess tourname here played in framework world championship comp( tion and thu automati lly ceived the title of grand mi ter ca I 4 II ch ni ST LOUIS MO I I 'OFFICIAL CHECK POIN1) tOPPICIAL CNICK POINT) CAIRO ILL 4' I 1 toFficiAt CARUTHERSVILLE MO CHECK POINT) IOFFICIAT CHECK POINT) MEMPHIS TENN (OFFICIAL CHECK POIN1 eterekitief at ice 1 (OFFICIAL CHECK POIN1 GREENVILLE MISS 146 (OFFICIAt CHECK POINI1 VICKSBURG MISS (OFFICIAL CHECK PONT) NATCHEZ MISS a747 01 ow Meat' 1 Iloo Volt11 Nimbi WENIf IIIMWok ik' o0 0 4 t's 1 3 -4 1 A i i e- '''INt ''''A' 1'1 tik I 1 7 1 4 1- 1 i 41 i -( 't 4 0A of 4 I 1 '1 A I i I t- -1 l' sc 1 'I 1 0 -4 ef 1) 1 I -41 pN 7 11 4 1 -i f- 4 Pliilley Aids Pill' Victory 1311-111( -rat Phil i LI' i 01 '3 A )-et i- 1 -l I 1 41 i I A 1J boto of x-Asbatas 1 't- -1 -k 1' 1-1 A Adilimod Iowa Iowa 77 I 1 'ittigtt4i4leil FOURTH PLACE THIRD PLACE Wynne and Spellman 29 hours 4112 minutes Power Cat boat "Sure wonderful not needing to change spark plugs Never had the cowl off" SECOND PLACE Mersereau and Jones 29 hours 19 minutes Power Cat boat ''IA'eve never seen a rougher course Mercury Ride-tiuide Steering is for us after hitting all those logs" FIFTH PLACE Barton and Piper Crown Line Boat- "Waves were so high they often cov ered our lights during the night Otyr Mercurys never missed a beat? Hagood and Meador Power Cat boat "Our engines never used more than 7 gallons of fuel per hour running wide open Never touched engines or cowls Our rigs ready for next year" SIXTH PLACE Fulton and Simms Power Cat Boat "Mercury fixed jet carburetors really paid off Like most drivers we used Champion Spark Plugs AMOCO pas and Quicksilver 50000 Mile Oil" SIXTH PLACE Fulton and Simms Pow- er Cat Boat "Mercury fixed jet carburetors really paid off Like most drivers we used Champion Spark Plugs AMOCO pas and Quicksilver 50000 Mile Oil" Totals $5 7 14 gl Totals SI 9 11 a-Struck out for Clcotte in 41h: b-ran for Lemon in gth c-ran for Yost in ilth d-singled for Since in Ith -eingled for Veal in 9th f-ran or Zernial in 9th Washington lei 300 301-7 Detroit 4 001 009 M-0 Maxwell Redo's WO son to Harris LOB Washington 7 Detmit 7 Zauchin Yost KO linr 38 Veal Harris SB Pertoic SP Pearson Yost Sievers Maxwell In or bb so Pascual x-2 5 2 2 I 1 Rotonsby (v24) 6 2 3 3 2 4 Clevenger 2 1 0 0 Motord 2 4 2 1 2 1 Cocotte (L 3-4) 1 4 2 0 fl 0 Susce 5 6 3 3 1 1 xFaced 2 batters in 3rd T-228 PRILADELPHIA Sept 11 upit Pinchbatter Dave Philley singled home the winringtun Thursday night is the Philadelphia Phillies rallied for three runs in the eighth inning for a 4-3 comefrom-behind victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers The Phils chased Johnny Podres in the rally and tagged the southpaw with his 13th Joss of the season Dick Farrell yclho pitched the final two innings in relief of rookie Bob Conley was the winner for his prst victory since Aug 8 and his second since the All-Star game break PRILADEL UP1tr- pi Philley single ring tun Th the Philadelr lied for thrl eighth inning frobehind Los Angeles The Phils Podres in the the southpavl Joss of the rell yclho pitcl innings in rel Conley was his first victc and his secor Star game br MERCURY TAKES FIRST 10 PLACES miff ar a la MEE MP' EN la a la MI a 11 all ME El IM 110 1 OW SEVENTH PLACE Bennett and Presson Power Cat Boat "Our engine were jewels! Mercurys showed they can take much more than the men" min4r a 1 11 4 11! 40- 1 er 423 -'77) its 6 kictri- I f- '4 16' gar 2 1 1 1t '14 2 I 16 4 It' 1 A I'' 0: I 1til II I i': -1J 4 7 A F--2---T datni-ot isi SEVENTH PLACE Bennett and Presson Power Cat Boat "Our engines were jewels! Mercurys showed they can take much more than the men" Garver Stops Orioles 7-1 1 frA a ANA EIGHTH PLACE I Springmeyer and Clay North American Boat "Our Mercury generator had plenty of juice for 112 million candlepower lights We sure appreciated it during night running" i 4 AE 4 EIGHTH PLACE I Springmeyer and Clay North American Boat "Our Mercury generator had plenty of juice for 112 million candle- power lights We sure appre- TENTH PLACE Parker and Rodendieck Fleetform Boat 'Those Mercurys performed without mechanical difficulties of any kind and man that river really gave men boats and motors a wcerkoidn' TENTH PLACE Parker and Roden- dieck Fleetform Boat 'Those Mercurys performed without mechanical difficulties of any kind and man that river really NINTH PLACE Sawyer and teight Glals Magic Boat "The river was the roughest I've ever seen it in my six trips but Mercury can really take it and I should now" NINTH PLACE Sawyer and IL Leight Glass Magic Boat "The river was the roughest I've ever seen it in my six trips but Mercury can really take it and I should TWELFTH PLACE Leger and Morenze Power Cat Boat "We smashed our boat on a log finally fixed it and finished Nothing seems to hurt Mercury lower units They wouldn't even take grease" TWELFTH PLACE Leger and Morenze Power Cat Boat "We smashed our boat on a log finally fixed it and finished Nothing seems to hurt Mercury lower units LOS ANGELIES I PIIILADILPINIA ab rbi bTkrIl Lillis so 3 0 0 1 Midi ef 4020 GlWarn2b 4 0 2 0 Kaznski 2b 4 000 FM MY cf 40 001Bonehe lit 4 1 20 Purillti rf 4 0 1 01Post rf 3 1 2 0 Larkel lb 4 0 0 01 Anders') If 3 0 1 1 Howard lf 4 0 0 01Herrera 3b 3 1 0 Robnorr3b 3 1 1 0 Irrnndez so 4122 e-Snider 1 0 0 0 Coker 3 0 1 0 Pignatiene 3 2 2 0 b-Philley 1 0 1 1 Podreg aool Heron 0 0 0 0 Labine 0 0 0 0 Conley 1 000 a-Bowman 1 0 1 0 Farrelip I 000 'totals 33 3 Totals 31 4114 a-Singled for Conley in Ith b-un gled tor Coker in gth Oiled out for Robinson tn th Loa Aareles aes 010 181-3 PhilsOlabla 11132-4 7--Herrera Podres Angeles 4 Philadelphia I 2 Ashburn Souchee Padres Lillis- tp er bb so Podrell (L 13-13) Via 11 4 3 1 7 1 0 0 conleg 7 1 3 3 0 0 Worrell(W 1 VI A 0 0 0 2 HOP---BY Padres (Herrera Podreg 2A Conley A-4382 Los ANGELIES 'brit ri Sti 3 0 0 2b 4 0 2 Fairly ef 400 ruriIIbrf 401 Larketlb 4 0 0 Howard If 400 Kobnirr3b 3 1 1 e-Snider 1 0 0 Piirnabar 3 2 2 Podres 2 0 0 Iabfnep'0 00 33 3 a-Singled for tirteginisonrnCVt11: Los Aussie' Po vela 4 Philadeb) 2 Ashburn Sous Podrex 04 1343 'shire" conley Frarrell 0 0) Podr Padres 2A Conies You TOO CAN GO PLACES WITH A MERCURY! By Associated Pres KANSAS CITY Sept 11 Ned Garver's miserly lour-hit pitching was too much for Baltimore and their southpaw Billy O'Dell Thursday and the Kansas City Athletics scuttled the Orioles 7-1 The A's ganged up on O'Dell In the eighth Inning for five runs topped off by Bob Cerv's 33rd home run that brought in three of the tallies GARVER NOTCHED his 12th victory compared with 10 losses and O'Dell's record read 1411 after his defeat I HERE'S WHY: 4" 1 41 6 Smoothest power afloat CERTIFIED 50000-MILE DEPENDABILITY Years or troublo-froo booting UNI-CAST ONE-PIECE GEAR HOUSING Rugged co gaskets to leak and no bearing misalignment AUTOMOTIVE IGNITION Always so easy to start FLO-TORO PROPELLER DRIVE No shear or drive pins to foil RIDE-GUIDE tINGIE CABLE STEERING Safe positive control DYNA-SHOCK ABSORBERS Maximum safety for boots motors and passengers Start: NEW ORLEANS LA itort: NEW ORLEANS LA Twenty-eight boats from nine states using five different brands of stock board motors and 19 different brand family-type boats started the worlds longest official outboard marathon sponsored by the Mississippi River Marathon Racing Association and certified by the American Power Boat Association The dual Mercurys sped the tint place 114-ton boat 1068 miles at an aver age speed of 362 mph s2079 NEVER BOUGHT so MUCH 21 NE Bot It1951 Ktokhemfor CexpernOiem fend du tot Wisconsio 'ULTIMO'S CITY ibrkrbl Willms 3b 4 0 2 OlTuttle et 3 1 1 1 'Boyd lb 4 1 0 015ferie rf 1 00 Tasby rf 3 0 2 011ropet2b 4011 'Nieman if 2 0 0 OiCerv If 3113 Hrhmn cf 0 0 0 if 0 0 0 0 a-Wodlino 1 0 0 OWard lb 40 1 Musk al 3 0 0 lIgmith 3b 4120 Triands 4 0 0 OIChiti 4 1 2 1 Peones 2b 0 0 0 011itunstri ss 3 1 1 0 Gardor 2b 4 0 0 0 Garver 3 1 I 0 i Mirnda is I 0410 1 b-Tnylor 1 000 CstImo ea 1 0 0 0 Odell 3 0 0 0 Tuvrnk 0 0 0 Totals Si I 4 ITetele 31 7 0 7 1 aFlied out for Hershman in 1st struck out for Miranda in 7th Italtimere Mil OM 000-1 Kansas City 00 I Is lot Lopez Chit' Demaestri Lopez and Ward Baltimore 7 Kansas City 10 28--- Tasby Smith 2 Lopez Lopez Garver Ward Tuttle Lopez in er bb so Otiell (L 14-11) 7 1 7 7 5 Zuverink Si 00000 Garver 12 In 4 1 1 4' 4 I A-4527 MERCURY THE 50000 MILE OUTBOARD ITHEWORLD RECORD LINE FOR '59" 0 liti -(v2t--- TRIUMPHE SALT LAKE CITY Ars SPORTING GOODS 134 South Tempi Etteout DAVIS BODY SHOP WO South Stem into ECONOMY MARINI 2257 South 5th boo Proof CENTURY MARINI 5511 lost 21st South BWITZIER WILD MARINI SERVICE 1 4061 South Imo Strut TRAIL SPORT CENT 550 South Stets Sifts VIONTIKIS DRONERS 2010 Suuth Stet Street UTAH American Teri HALSTROM MOTOR rialtoa City PAGE Coder City AUTO PARTS COMPANY Coeiviiie BULLOCK MOTOR CO Omen River GREEN RIVER MERC Otivinisato ROSINVALL GARAGE Helper I a 0 DEIVE141MARKIT 1001111 GRANTS MKS SHOP Menlo MILLIS'S MOAB CO-OP Op Ion PETERSON MOTOR CO KEITH'S SPORT STORE OY PICKIRING CABINIT AND DOOR CO Frit MCI COMMISSION PrOVO INNIS SPORTING GOODS Proms loot Harbor Sors OUTWARD SALES AND SERVICE ROSISON JORGENSEN (WESTERN AUTO ASSOC) Spanish Fork WINDING UTOCO SERVICE STOK IR ROTOR CO Vilma( Cross PARKIN IOAT CO IDA HO Eletkloos4 SILLS SERVICI DO 11-SLIGER (THOUSAND SPRINGS WORT GUNDERSON MACHINE AND GUN SHOP Nolso INN OUTDOORSM A PI THIlt AND OLSEN Noel It HA DON SMITH Penwell POCATELLO GUN SHOP 'rooms GODFREY HARDWARE AND ELECTRIC sxhUP' RAINBOW SPORT SHOP $HI0 WORKMAN BROS 0A0ON LUMBER CO Twin Fells HAVEN Montpelier S-Door Estate Wagoa I-Door POWER MOWERS Pehrsoles Bo livered Suit Luke City Web DICK STRONG TRIUMPH SALES kulit MI 1114 441 Illoilvered Sul DICK TRIUMP MPS kulit AWE SHAIIPENID ADJUSTED 'UMW OIL CHANGES ITC FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Garden Store SISI HIGHLAND DRIVE IN 7-III31 Intermountaiti Distributor ANCHOR BoA St STEEL COMPANY 1605 West North Temple Salt Lake City Utah Phone EM 478341 Phone EM 4-8341 1 -4000411160116 dkolit 4114-" "644 46Ap 111 A tb- AA4mA 4041k 444414404mAA fotosAmolLsOlik AN 44411-4 "AAM9Ak "-A 464 AIL 140110 AA 94LAIL-A "AL 4 4LOlik-A-414 AAL00411" 41-0A1641LA41- AA04 ak AL Ait.

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