Show rro iR(idn i- ' By MIMm 1Wm United Fxcn International They call him the "Baron of the Ballpen” or the "Han With the Golden Arm" and come thla winter they even may be calling little Elroy Face the moat Talu-abi- o player In the National V League The pint-abPittiburgh re-Ref ace turned in hla 14th straight victory of the season without a leu Sunday— when -- the -- Pirates beat the Cardinals 5 In fe opener and was out there on the mound again protecting a lead In the nightcap when the game was suspended in the due to Pennsylvania’s Sunday curfew Face’s 14 consecutive victories constitute the longest m a dr league winning streak In 11 years and he now Is only five shy of the e record of 19 in a row during n single season set by Rube Marquard of the Giants in 1911 Dating back to May 30 1951 Face is unbeaten in 19 straight ' ed S-- S-- 4 ninth-Innin- : t - : games IPIhoen(x-icm£- s ©ubbsd With Qolden Arm elDeffer tDiTQte Roberto 'Clemente’s single with the bases full in the 10th inning produced the Pittsburgh victory In the opener Face was rushed Inter the brfachagain In the ninth Inning of the nightcap after Glno' Clmoll homered to cut the Pi lead' 'to' 4 He itrurtTbiif George Crowe Just plncn-- l before the game was suspended 3-- will be completed Aug 19 San Franc lace Lssos Milwaukee defeated San Fran2 but the Giants stip cisco stayed a game In front wnen Los Cincinnati beat second-plac- e Chicago won the Angeles from opener of a double-heade- r 73 then lost the Philadelphia It 4-- 4-- 4-- nightcap In the 'American League the second-olac- e White Box moved to within a game of Brat place by king s pair from the Athletics 7 Detroit defeated and 3 but Cleveland in the opener the Indians won the nightcap 64 the Red Sox handed the Yankees their fourth straight 9-- 5-- 6-- 2 (Begin To Look Like ®ldl Selves and Baltimore licked 61 Lew Burdette pitched a saves- hitter against the Giants In notching ids 12th victory and moving Braves within 1M the third-plac- e 'games of top Eddie - Mathews lined hla 26th homer with two on off Jack Sanford in the third for Milwaukee’s margin of victory Jackie Brandt hit a two-ru- n homer for San Francisco 73 Washington By Pu Becker United Press International The Tdhnt Phoenix GlanfrLaro beginning to look like the power crew of last mason which slugged Its way to the pennant Beaet by Ioom pitching throughout most of this Mason the g Gu Bell’a single have come -- to life lately cored Johnny Temple with" the gamu Reds’ winning run against the grabbing 14 of their lut 21 ' almost all on the road Dodgers Home rung: by Vada Manager Red Davis' sluggers Pinson Ed Bailey and Frank Robinson gave Cincinnati its first pounded league leadiag Sacramento - to the fourth straight three runs Bob Pur key won hla did time Sunday night 114 They eighth game giving up five hits " flourish tt with areal a homer Gil Hodges including by Rookie Larry Sherry-waBpbby Prescott unloaded a pair the losfcf homers to bring his total to er 35-o- a the year WliHrMrCnvey "Cube Win “cOOLING OFF PERIOD — El Roy Face whose specialty Is cwulng out of the Pirates’ bull hit hla 23rd topi in the league The Cuba won their opener a ride boat on to in batters beat heat tries aptly ice the to taking Pittsburgh by enemy pen and Jou Pagah cracked hla 16th from the Phils with aseveb-ruand children Gene1 and Michelle 5 named "Reliefer'’ With him are his wife Jeanne w Giants tallied all 11 runs In The In that the fourth Inning rally the first four innings They’re now chased loser Heuben Gomes Earl Averlll’s three-ru- n homer was the only four games out of first fir other PCL action Portland key blow and provided the victory for kept Vancouver a half game beLeaguer Art hind the Sokma with a 33 win Ceccaralll Joe Lonnett and Ed San Diego scored a 73 victory In Bouchee homered for the Phils a Bouchee hit his second homer nightcap to gain a of-t- he first pUt with Salt Lake after the day In a four-ruBeei took the opener 1 Seattle Inning that clinched the nightcap for Philadelphia Ray Semproch walloped Spokane 64 Tight Pennant Chau topped the Cuba on five hits for With the scheduled dates of the are expecting a turnout id be-- nament according to Loye Mar-re- Golf bis third vlctoryrMoe Drabowsky re Vlved" tweeirM "ind SS th wind abSia tlhdaTe divTsIon athletic manager —The' PCL- fisr chaser sult of Sacramento’s slump and the Indications 20 women to be competing Any peraon Interested in enter a - general tournabout In the Rookle Jim McCanany hit how that Interest among Church Bveir"golfcrr from of the' tightest with the bases loaded In each membera la running high Ion Four Including Cache Valley ing the tournament iEouIdCDn-ta- ct league- -i wow-on- e Mr Martindale for further In yean Only- - 7 gamu sepgame to pact the Whitt" Soxto July 21afiff'3ff 'have been set and parti of Idaho and Wyoming their sweep over the A’s arate last place Seattle and first aside by tournament directors aa will be allowed to enter the tour Information men’s medal play place Sacfamenfo The who hit 400 with Colo- the dates of the affair and they will schedule 27 holes each day rado Springs Colo last year indicate that entries have been The Vancouver Mountlei could with the women playing an have moved Into first place had eapped a five-ru- n six rally in the received alt ready' from medal course the second they taken Portland but left first inning' of the opener and statu and Canada They expect hander George Brunet shackled day more to come In before-thproduced three runs In four-ru- n regGoiters will be placed In flights them throughout Brunet scatterfifth Inning that won the nightcap istration la completed of nine after the first 18 holes ed seven hits while picking up CaliRay Moore and Bob Shaw were Utah Idaho Arizona The final 38 holes will be con- only - hla Mcond victory against the' winners and Bud Daley' and fornia Wyoming and Nevada ducted on a round-robi- n basis eight loama Rip Coleman the losers ' have shown luterut In the proThru ’flu trips one to Ha- with pairings changed Wery nine Portland pushed over all the Indian Win Nightcap ceedings and Canada too will be: Rocky Colavito drove in four represented Tournament officials waii are In the offering to 1956 holes to give golfer a chance to runs they needed in the fourth 60 members of the Utah1 State play with and against every other Inning on a double by Bob runs with hla 27th and 28th home a walk by Jim Green- runs to beta the Indiana to their University Aggie ' Quarterback player In hla flight Jamu Hodgson chaldmen of the event has grass and Club singles by nightcap win over the Tigers Jim' Westlake and LeqNeal who won the opener on Paul Quarterback President Larry stated alx-h- lt Senior golfers 55 years of age Charlie Secreit gave the Beavers Anderson and directors id the pitching Minnie Mlnoao also homered In the nighta bit of insurance with his flrdt club started a membership drive or over will play In a one-da-y tournament- They may enter homer of the year In the eighth today for 400 members to the cap ae reliever Jim Perry held ’81200 a year Aggie booster or- merely by sending in their regis- Inning Vancouver starter Wes the Tigers acoreless over the last OH Innings to gain hla fourth victration to the tournament com- Stock who gave up aU three tif-liganization was charged with the loss The round-tri- p ticket with the mittee 50 N Main Salt Lake tory Detroit won the opener with NATIONAL LEAGUE Perea Haris Three-Hitte four-ru-n rally to the fourth W L Pet GB Aggie footballers to Hawaii in City Entrance foe to the Salt Lake’s George Peres who December will be picked NoInning at the expense of rookie San Francisco 49 36 276 ' be 1720 pay- has a CSU-UStournament to his credit this will fresh8 vember at the Larry Locke Foytack gove up Lto Angelea 49 38 263 man football game at Logan able by the Individual This in- year and who is either hot or only six hits to posting hla eighth Milwaukee 45 35 263 Members who Mil five member- cluded 85 for green fees and 8220 cold and hardly ever In between' victory Harvey Kuenn and Jim Pittsburgh 46 40 235 at tym Diego Baxes hit homers ships to the Aggie Quarterback for the wards banquet Entrance fired a three-hitt41 44 482 Club are eligible for the draw- fee for wemen andthe veterans In the first game It was Atelifth Jackie Jensen drove in four Chicago 40 44 276 SL Louis will be 85 half for green feu victory against aa many' defeats runs witk Us 10th homer and a Cincinnati 36 48 429 1216 ing to and half for the banquet All The Padres picked up one unwill be Other awarded trips pair of doublet against the Yan- Philadelphia 31 52 273 17 be October 8 to Wyoming and No registrations are due at the MIA earned run and a legitimate tally kees to pace the Red Sox to Ruulta Saturday’s vember 7 to Colorado State Uni- offices In Salt Lake City by July off Peres over the mven-lnnln-g their sixth victory in seven games Chicago 5 Pittsburgh L ' route Chuck Hannon collected 15 under new Manager Billy Jurgea versity St Louis 4 Philadelphia 1 The lota their eighth successive San Francisco 5 Cincinnati I n Sunday dropped the Loa Angelu 7 Milwauku 5 Yankees under the 500 mart Suday’a Results again seven games off the pace Chicago 7 Philadelphia g 1st Reliever Bin Monbouquettc was 4 1 2nd the winner tad Ralph Tarry the Philadelphia6 StChicago Louis 5 Pittsburgh lOMT Plttabuargh 5 St Louis 4 tod Knuckle-baile- r Hoyt WUhelrn of game suspended fat 9th curfew the Orioles finely nailed down Cincinnati 4 Los ’ Angelu 3 Us 10th victory with e four-hittMilwaukee 4 San Francisco I over the Senators after ha had Maxday’n Probable Pitchers faded six times to get Us 10th Lu Angelea at Clncnnatlnlgh( The Ortolei collected 10 hits — McDevltt 66 vs NuxhaQ 33 homers by Billy Gardner 5 2 714 San Franciico at Milwaukee With one stake inactive during Heights Second First and Joe Taylor Buss Kcmmcrer vs Spahi the 5 night— 8 Joan 12-3 625 Eighth Benson for the Cache Valley past week wu the loser 103 First 5 4 229 Twenty 10 tournament has softball Girls Jnly Thursday 3 5 275 Twentieth Only gamu scheduled ' completed another week of play Cache Stake 3 5 275 Thirteenth Tuesday’ Gamu beLogan Third va Logan 17th San Francisco at Phila- night and turn Info their next round Benacn — 3 5 275 ’ Friday Jnly 17 Lu Angelu at Pittsburgh night ginning tonight 2 4 233 Bee Hive League Tonight' a games win see River Nlnth-15t- h J Milwauku at Chicago 2 5 '289 ’ SevSecond 20th Logan play va Heights Fifth Logan Logan Cincinnati at St Louis night Sixteenth 1 5 167 Providence First enth meeting Logan First vs Logan 16th ' AMERICAN LEAGUE : 1 5 J67 Second River Heights Second va Logan W L Pet GB Logan Eighth and River Heights undefeated so for meeting Prov- - Sixth — Cleveland 4724580 RESULTS— idenceSecomT FARMINGTON (UPI) A field Chicago Logan Eighth va Bourn - 47 36 266 1 Mount Logan Stake Include Other contests tonight Logan 21st vs North Logan 44 40 224 4tt River Heights Second 7 Logan boasting clau color and talent Baltimore 13thtt bye Logan Fifth and Logan 10th 41 42 484 7 ti New tn York 11th 0 h— TrUmf pliy 19th and Park 20 Logan Logan un-v- ta Hyds Monday July 1959 Utah Open Golf tournament Detroit Providence First 12 Seventh 2 20th snd Benson at Benson and' East Caehe 'Stake—! 38 44 270 0 More than 100 golfers headed Washington 'Providence' Second 3 EighttrlO Nlntb-15t- h and Logan Logan 10th va Logan 19th 37 45 451 10ft Logan by US Open champion BUIy Boston Hives Bee First Hyde Parte vs Logan 20th Caiper and Bob Rosburg runner-u- p Kansas City -- w 35 47 427 12M Four undefeated teams atm re- 'Benaon' va North Logan at In the game event win comSaturday’s Ruulta main In 'the tournament Mount North Logan event at the Washington 9i Baltimore 6 pete In the four-da- y stake Is led by River Bee Hive League Logan Boston 4 York New 8 Chib sprawling Oakridga Country 53 record Logan NlntMSth vs Logan First with Heights Activity nt Oak&idga actually Chicago 8 Kansas City 2 and the Logan 12th ward haa a 63 Fifth 8 Detroit 7 got undorway today with the Cleveland ’ record to lead the Logan Stake Cache Stake Smateur qualifying round for the Sunday’s Results Bee Hive leaders are the River Logan 17th va University Fifth professionals On Thursday the Detroit 8 Cleveland 2 lit - Heights Second warders who are Cleveland 8 Detroit 4 2nd rich pro-aevent will be held TEAM STANDINGS Other top performers besides Chicago 5 Kansu City 3 1st undefeated in seven starts Eaat who was Inactive stake Cache Masai Logan Stake fad 2nd 7 8 Kansas City Chicago Casper and Rosburg entered last week U itll led by Hyde W L Pei Baltimore 5 Washington L the 0$en include Provo’s Billy Park with a S3 record Other River Heights First 5 Boston 7 New York 3 Johnston former- champions Zell take Cache Stake haa Logan Eighth 4 Eaton and Dick Lundahl Ed Monday's Prebable Pitchers Ninth-15t- h ward ht the top with a Providence First' 4 Porky Oliver Smiley Quick and New York at Boston— Larsen 4-standing River Heights Second 2 63 vs Sulllcan 5 George Schnelter Sr THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE 2 Seventh It marks the first time the Only game scheduled' Monday July 13 Providence Second I Utah Open wUl be staged at THeaday’ii Gamu Manat Lagan Stake 0 Eleventh Detroit at Washington night Oakridge The course which meavs Logan Second Stake Lagan sures 7100 yards is considered Kansas CXty at Baltimore night : River Heights ' : WL Pci Cleveland at New York night Seventh long and tricky and the greens Providence First vs Logan Twelfth 01000 Chicago at Boston night require superior putting skllL 1 233 Eighth First River Heights First vs Provi- Young Ward 1 233 dence Second PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE 3 200 Mendon W L Pet GB Eaat Cache Stake : Second" 00 LOS ALTOS Calif (UPI) — Fifth va Logan 10th — 49 42 238 Sacramento Logan 4 233 College Ward Frank McKinney and Mike Troy ' 47 41 Hyde Park vs Logan 10th 5 200 Fourteenth fresh from crashing a pair of Vancouver 44 41 Logan 20th vs Benson at Benson Sixth 6 200 world records handed an explo- Portland 45 45 Bee Hive League Salt Lake Cache Stake sive 16mu United Statu swimNlnth-15th 45 48 vs Logan Phoenix WL Pei ming team today that will Invade Sau 45 48 Ninth-15t- h July 15 Diego 200 meet a for with Tokyo Japan’s 43 '47 Lagan Stake Spokano Seventeenth 267 finest mermen 41 49 Logan 12th vs Logan First Twenty-Fir- st 200 And in the words of Willis Seattle Logan 14th vs Logan Sixth Sunday'! Ruulta 800 Fourth Casey the North Carolina State M 0 Vancouver Portland I Young vs College at College University First 200 coach who Rill' he in charge of Salt Lake 8 San Diego 3 1st ward 250 University Fifth the team which leaves Tuesday 7 Salt Lake 5 2nd Logan Second vs Mendon at ’Third 200 "I think thla 4s the strongest 12 San Diego Mendon Innings Hive League lee group we’ve ever taken to Ja‘ Bee Hive League Phoenix U' Sacramento 4 : W L Pci pan” Seattle 8 Spokane 4 Logan 30th vs 'North Logan River Hdghta Second 7 0 1000 ' Logan Sixth vs Logan 13th Meaday’e Prsbablc Fitchers S 1 257 Fifth LogaU ' Ntnth-15t- h Vancouver at Spokane — vi River JforthJpgm I 53 va unannounced1"' Seattle— Kutyna Portland at raoxx wnx V " - PARIS (UPI) — Two European 65 vs unannounced CHANGE records were smashed in the Salt Lake at Phoenix — Hall AUGUST 2ND! Prfc de Paris int:rr!lc:iaT swim- 162 va Soils S3 u GET A ming meet Sunday at the SPECIAL RUBIER pooL' France’s Robert Chris tophe set MW mark of Alton's Pi— ritoni STAMP back1:022 for the NEW YORK (UPI) — Bill Stolhf Party or stroke and Italy's Federico Skowron of the New York Yanbut- kees was hospitalized today With broke the Tickets si tkc M rm Us ONLY Sl-0- 0 Mewl Fi- t- Friu f terfly record witk a 1:012 elock- - a strained back muMle The Ptucikccu IStk t:M PM Ikintir Jslr S:M PJL Kctklac to tar 1 RIGLER'S husky first baseman Who has Ucltar Risk - fin’s-- ! m! had recurrent back miseries to Lcjiu Mss Wsd Cv Tkats llaca Rubber Stoop Sbof Kllma Is the scientific' and the last three Masons suffered at aftaraaaa ' If V MAIM SKHUIXLD CT popular' form of wrestling In his latest injury In Saturday's LOGAN ROLLER RINK PAT OlSJfMDl CO NY'MKTUCKY Ireland gam against ths Red' Sox' in-nl- Gt-ant- ninth-innin- l n All - Ch arch G olf Play I s Set Entries - Still ©pen n 6-- - ' ufforod-hiaeevenU- tourna-anoroachl- M til-ple- a — THE HERALD JOURNAL Jgft&nfjgaSi Ihe-Dt- yfr- le uux Ag Quarterback t and darkaton Cornish stands at the head of the league with e 60 record They finished first half play with a 3 record Newton by way of a surprise 0 nut of Smlthfleld la (a second place with a victory the half only entry on their second ' record Smlthfleld who wan defeated only once in first half has split their games la the current session of play to tie with five other teams for third place West Side North Logan Hyde Park Richmond and Preston have all equalled Smlthfleld’s 14 standing Clarkston haa loat their only contest and the eellawl welters are Southwest Lewiston with a team that rated little better the pack In' the first half of play has taken over of the the Mad in the second-ha- lf Cache Valley Baseball League With" wins over North Logan A thin J half-Way- up 3-- 11-1- m Logan Ladies Host North Golf Tourney team " ’ The Logan Ladlea Golf played host last week to the Northern Division Than Play tourney with Ogden Country Chib El Monte Brigham City and Ben Lomond teams participating City Ogden ' and Brigham emerged victors In their contests as Ogden defeated ElMonte 23)4-S- tt and Brigham City doubled Ben Lomond’! JO points ' June leg winners were also an--Bounced with Ruth Baugh holding top place la championship flight Oliver Petersen taking honors in - 62 record' Smlthfleld should bo able to got back In their winning ways Wednesday night when they piny host to Southwest Lewiston and y more of the split win be broken aa the remainder' of the teams see action Saturday after- six-wa- Clarkston will play boat to North Logan and West Side win the first flight Helen Uechty attempt to knock Cornish off the getting top spot In the second top of the heap Hyde Park will flight and LaBena Christianson be the scene of the Hyde battle while Preston goes winning out in the third flight Longest drives during the re- to Richmond cent ladies day at the Logan TEAM STANDINGI Golf and Country clubaaw Ruth Baugh take honors in the cham- Cornish pionship flight with One Parting- Ntwton ton LaRena Christiansen and West Side Shirley Baugh winning' In the Smlthfleld first second and third flights No respectively Ladles’ officials aa also en- Hyde Park Preston couraged the women to make to qualify for the Clarkston to Lewiston Baugh- Jewelry tournament ' bo held on July 18-- Box score of Saturday game Park-Newt- on - -- sb Souchak Takes Blok— a4 h CUrkatoa r ib R Johnson western DTrsvdsr Western Crown Miller 0 0 6 Nelson 1 0 Bell U tr 0 — j ila : - Top Hitters ar p tta i I - 240 211 76 230 Det Kuenn Runnels Boa KaUne Det Fox Chicago Woodllng Balt Runs Batted National la Cuba Aaron Robinson 'Reds 75 ' Braves 74 Cepeda Giants II Mathews- - Braves 64 - American League — Klllebrew League-Bank- a 82 Senators 75 Colavito Indiana 57 Jensen Red Sox 08 Maxwell Tigers 62 Lemon Senators 6L 2L Jsstcr Returns - DENVER (UPD Virgil Jesa veteran minor league pitcher came out of retirement today to Join the Denver Bears of the American Association Jester wm replace righMinnder Ken ' v - Mnursand who wu optioned to Ian Antoulo of the Texas League - ter - r W — i j '4¥ - - i COPENHAGEN (UPI) Tip Canadian yacht owned by Ian Armour and W Wlndeyer of Toronto finished first Sunday in the Dragon Gold Cup race Tip--t- o owned by Ole Bemdtsen of Denmark wound up fifth after holding the lead to the final — day Golf Win Irish DUBLIN (UPI) IrelROd-r-ltd- er JMax Faulk-ne- r Cup player flred"a"68 In the final round to win the Irish Hospitals golf tournament Sunday with a ewe of 274'Dave Thomas snd Pervy Allis tied for second with 278 totals la lit Im er S Logan Stake 12th 16 College 15 Mendon 25 Sixth S ' First 13 Second 7 Young 7 14th 0 Young 10 - Mendon 8 £ Utah Open Golf SlxtirZZI ' Cache Stake 21st Attracts Stars - LAST-WEEK- m iru 16 Third S Ninth-15t- h Pint ’B - - Fourth 6 Bee Hive League 15 15 21st 5 River Height Second ' ’ First 13 20th 8 13th 14 Benson 0 Eighth 23 16th S North Logan 7 Sixth 0 Ntath-15th1- 3 Eighth-- 4 - 1 - Lead Swimmers - National League— Face Pirates 14-- 0 Mlzell Canto 102 Antonelli Giants 164 Newcombs Reds 64 Podres Dodgers 64 InAmerican Leagut-McIJ- ah diana 11-- 1 Shaw White Sox 62 Wilhelm Orioles 04 Mohhl TiWalker - Orioles 73 gers 3 Flsche& Senators 73 m E9-tra- dc Swim Records rnnn fL U Tou-rell- Skowron Injured 100-met- er Den-nerle- is 100-met- I - J - ST (WIGHT BOURBON WHtSKLY 4 - 'J A - ' Yacht Ends First er - 7-- no-hltt-er U graduate aMiitanta The Ramblers oped the schedule October 16 against Utah frealn men at Salt Lake City Brigham Young University frosh host the Aggie yearlings October 23 at Provo and Snow College meets the Ramblers October 30 at Ephraim 6-2- 79 315 54 111 252 79 205 47 103 238 73 284 46 95 235 S3 538 44 113 215 77 248 36 13 231 d li ‘ 365 341 Whittle wen top prise of $175 Leavitt Candtand and Schnelter National League — Wathewa each received MS Braves 26 Banka Cuba 24 AarLavell Shlner Price and Bud on Braves 23 Robinson Reds Johnson Ogden tied for fifth 20 Cepeda Giants II With 74a Defending champion American League — Klllebrew Senators 30 Colavito Ilndlani BlDy Johnston of Provo 28 Allison Sena ton 22 Trian-six th with n 75 os Orioles 21 Lemon Senators ? I 120 93 91 112 er - Three road gamesand a No- vember 6 taupe date with College of Southern Utah are on the 1959 Utah $tate University Jlgm bier' football schedule announced Monday by H B Hunaaker Aggie athletic director The Utah State ' freshmen wilt-be coached this Mason by varsity assistant Calvin Woodworth and ' Pei AMERICAN-LEAGU- HELPER Utah (UPI)—Utah's hold on the Eastern Utah Open golf tournament was broken Sunday by Idaho's Cliff Whittle who won first place In thq event with 71 n ' Whittle pro at Twin Falls put together scores of 3635 to oust host pro Grant Leavitt 'and two other golfers— Leavitt Dean Candtand Brigham City Utah pro and George Schnelter Billwith ings Mont were runners-u- - 5-- favorite watching tho Arnold Palmer blow a three-foo- t NATIONAL LEAGUE putt on the final green that coat Palmer c playoff shot Player Ctab ' O AB R H Idaho Man Wins Eastern Utah Golf -- Ramblers Set Four Games ( - Major League Aaron Mllw 90 329 60 Gilliam L A 76 ITS 35 White St L M 298 48 14 33S 59 Cepeda SF 61 230 28 Logan Mllw Standings - m inf pitcher Terry Griffin The reformed Duke University football star won tbo crown Sunday at tho Pittsburgh Field Club course by shooting a 05 In tho final round and then le -- - Clarkston 200001 010- -2 Winning pitcher Tea Johnson lo kit today and headed for a tournament at Odessa Foy-tack- - Sptrka Ipg CLooslo 2 0 PITTSBURGH (UPI-- Big 0 0 Bair 2 0 0 NTaompeon Souchak of Grtualnger NY 0 0 Godfrey the 15000 richer after winning 20 0 8 Totals 30 8 2 '50th annual Men's Western Open Richmond7 000--8 000 3M championship packed up his golf 10 TJohnson Mike 2 0 0 C Johnson Jaunts run-scori- WM-Mi- o o Griffin S 0 2 peon a 0 0 w 1 - k iLooiia a Club To Offer 3 Free Newton Second Six Are Third le three hits for the Bees to figure heavily In their scoring San Diego cashed in ter thr runs in the 12th Inning to tiicg the afterpiece Dick Smith Mitch June and Dee Fondy contributed key hits that gave the Padrea their margin of victory Dick Barone of SaU Lake had " put the game Into extra frames when be homered hi the eighth Bud Podblelan went all the way to collect hia eighth win against two defeats' Dick Nanlon was the Jomr Paul Pettit led Seattle to tta win over - Spokane He had ingle double and a home run while batting In four runs sewing twice Chuck Esaegian' hit a pair of solo homers for Spokane Jay Hook was credited with the Win T KflOOf 1 - I |