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Show The Deseret Sampler, Friday, July 7, 1972 The call here was a close one, but you can bet none of the players argued with the decision of the umpire. that The call is out' as Sue indicates what Richard Allen already suspected, to wait til next time. hell have What was that Maam?. . discussion" at home plate is simply that as Sue Wulff listens to the conversation between plate umpire Tom Donnelly and a Chem Tech player. A I Photo feature by Sp4 Cary A. Tomasello 144 'C Mrs. Being an umpire is something that few people, especially women, experience. who has. Susan Wulff is one woman like the constant challenge Nobody knows why people want to be umpires unless they of making decisions; sometimes easy, sometimes extremely difficult. But whatever the rea. son, organized sports could not get along without them. Mrs. Wulff is a member of the Dugway Officials. She is their secretary as well as an officiator at many sports events. Here she has umpired Little League, softball, and Here Sue explains that it is against the rules of slow-pitc- h to leave die base before die pitch has crossed die plate. The result, one less man on base. Moesenthin, Cary Toma- Chem Tech (12) vs. Hospital (10) Civilians -- sello, Art Cordon, and Paul . The trend of the game startThompson along with doubles by ed in the first as the Hospital Steve Nickels, Met Team - third Ted Kessel, Ron Meyer, and Bill came up with only one run base Biese and triples by Garry Mill- while Chem Tech got five. George Bruce, Civilians, first er and Meyer helped the cause. Singles by Joe Harps, Cardell Moesenthin and Miller had Jensen, and Dick Eystad along hue Ron Meyer, HHC s left field home runs for the winners, and with a double to left by Bud Carr, Civilians - roving Mark Houle and Cruz Rubi conhelped fashion those five fielder tributed homers in a losing cause.' runs. Dave Woods, Met Team - right The Hospital tied it up in Kessel was and a field the third at In a close play, Sue doesnt hesitate to signal the runner out then again in handful of players came up with after Joe Reading pi tl)e tag on a player who tried to stretch a Walt Cumey, Civilians - pitcher two hits each for HHC. Cruz the fifth at They finally Substitutes went ahead in the sixth on an Rubi was for YAC. hit to a triple. Paul Thompson, HHC - player-coac- h infield single by Randy Howarth and a double to right by Matt Civilians (19) vs Officers (8) After having won their first Kerr to score two runs to go Cardell Jensen, Chem Tech Joe Harps, Chem Tech game of die season the week ahead 10-All-St- ar before against Chem Tech, the Chem Tech went back ahead Casey Livingston, Civilians Officers had win number two as they got four runs on only Cary Tomasello, HHC three hits with four walks also . . National in their sights. League, half-wa-y The Officers had created a .contributing to .the scoring. Randy liowarth. Hospital 1 lead by the fourth inning Behind ' the Hospital Willy Williams, Hospital Mark on f Jackson, Hospital singles by Patrick Coppin, couldn't generate a rally and A protest, two postpohentents, they Cdif finish the gune ' leadDonald Hall, and a double by dropped only their second game Harry Hauge, MPs and an game are what ing 21-1Richard Allen, MPs Charles Cuprill. But their sec- of the season. . make up softlwUs story this T. J. Forrester, MPs Kerr hit a home run for the ond win was to be denied them. week. between The game Patrick Coppin, Officers losers which was the total home Civilians The for exploded Two games were postponed the American and National LeaKeith Rodli, Officers 13 runs in the bottom of the run output for die game. due of to lack a be will at playMonday played today gues Fritz Faulkner, Officers fourth to all but put the game ers on all four teams involved. 7:30 on McCormick Field. Mark Houle, YAC out of reach. There were seven Met Team (18) vs MPs (17) There has been no word as to Each team will be representYAC This marathon lasted two David hits Houle, including singles by Chauncy when the games will be re- ed, and three players from each Cruz Rubi, YAC Kendall and Art Boyd, and hours and changed more often scheduled. team were picked by their own Tim Maloney, Hospital doubles from Larry Evans and than either team would care stop Dennis Lamoreaux, center field Jim Sue started officiating while she was a Physical Education major at San Francisco State. While there die officiated basketball and softball in local high schools and also played on the SJ. State girls volleyball team. She later attended Michigan State University, and in December 1971 she graduated with a degree in Physical Education with a teaching certificate. - Augie-Torre- 5-- 5, 8-- 8. lilt today; season 4-- all-st- ar 12-1- 0, ' . ftvj 17-1- 8. mark approaches slowly pulled themselves ahead and scored 12 runs in the next two innings with 12 hits including a home run by John Lopez. The MPs scored five more runs themselves to even the 7 score at which left it up to Dave Woods to single to left to drive in Steve Nickols for the winning ran. Woods had two homers in addition to his r t- - ' game-winni-ng hit STANDINGS (as of July 5) AMERICAN LEAGUE: W L 1. All-St- ar . J Umpiring takes a little out of you whether youre a man or woman. Sue proves that by resting between innings. Shes never resting when the actions going though. . The game between the .Officers and I1HC is being protested by the Officers. The situation is so confusing that no one, including the umpires and the league officials, can come up with a decision. The head of the umpires for Salt Lake City has been asked fur a decision and that should be forthcoming. If the protest goes through, it will Ire HIICs first loss of the season although team and three extras, bringing the total to 15 per team, were Matt Kerr, Hospital player-coac- h r chosen by the managers. lineis the Following starting HHC (15) vs YAC (4) up for the American League. The It was another ou of those be will National League players slow starting games as HHC listed afterwards although no a 6--2 lead going to held line-u- p only was available. starting of die third. And in bottom the ALL-STAFLAYERS slow-pitc- h can happen. anything American League HHC came across with eight Bill Abridge, Met Team - catcher runs in the third as singles by Don Guillory, Chem Tech second base Jim Moesenthin, HHC - short all-sta- R -- Calvin Griffiths, and triples by to remember. Each team had big innings; George Bruce and Dennis Lamorfor the MPs it was the third. By eaux. this time they were leading 2 The Officers scored four and came up with eight runs more runs but the Civilians scor- on eight hits with singles by ed five more to put it out of Terrence Campion, Jeff Zwemke, reach. Bud Carr and Boyd had and Campion contributed doubles home runs for the Civilians and Anton Schubert hit a home while Coppin had one for die run. 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