Show Aggie Cowboys Take Second In EMC Rodeo Cobs Ovetr Astros jfor their sixth straight tory San Francisco trimmei record third place with a entered the first Phil Regan's saving grace game with none out in the may well prove the salvation eighth inning and John Bateman on second base followini of the Chicago Cubs n double which slice The Cubs seeking some re a He reurei lief from a terrible bullpen the deficit to headache sent all the way to the only six batters he faced Los Angeles for Regan last in preserving Joe Nlekro’s fire- third victory in four decisweek ami the man has wasted little time in ions Allows One Hit restoring the club to good The sinker-baspecialist health Regan acquired from the relieved Ken Holfcman fid' n trade lowing a triple with one ou Dodgers in a in the eighth inning of the an ends both of preserved and 2 deubleheader sweep nightcap and yielded only wie ' over the Houston Astros SunRader’s — in 1 run two innings home his first In appearday ances In a Chicago uniform The triumph was the first o The twin victories lifted the the year for Holtzrm a who Cubs last in the National was 0 a year ago In other NL games the League at the time of the Cards tie a fir clipped Pittsburgh Into deal "'Regan By Joe Gergen 8-- vie-Reg- an 8 Wrilrr I'PI ggert Vil lies Take Los Angeles 1 Philadelphia edged Atlanta 3 and New York squeezed past Cincin6-- 4-- nati two-ru- 6-- Unequalled 5 8-- 4 ’ er ll four-ma- 8-- 1 5-- hit-Dou- ninth-innin- g g 2-- 3 - 9-- j 4-- 1 HERALD Z JO""" At MONDAY APRIL Logan (Cacti County! 3f IMS DIM ' jimmirim The llmM a opener with three safeties including two-ru- n homer and Lou Johnson haa three hits in the second game Carlton Wins Second Dal Mar'll singled home with run for the Cards in the seventh inning ami scored an insurance tally on a passed balL Steve Cart-to- n yielded only five hits and retired 15 consecutive batters in one stretch in raising his record to WL St Louis retained its lead over the Giants Willie McCovey drove in twee runs with a single and t homer for tile Giants who received a five-h- it performance from Gaylord Perry Willie Davis homered for the Dodgers' only run Perry now 2--1 retired the first NINTH INNING HOMER Chicago Wins Second Game By Fred Down UPI Sports Writer ‘‘ Fete Ward Is starting play it cool these days because he's back aft the hot corner for the Chicago White 428-foo- --Sox z Ward began the season as 12 batters in order right fielder in Doubles by Clay Dalrymplf 1 one of Manager Eddie Stan--' and pitcher Rick Wise in the de-- f ky’s many experiments ninth Inning produced the signed to put punch into the deciding run for the Phils de-a such but proved lineup ifise carried a lead into was he fensiva liability that the bottom of the ninth but 1 reinstated at third base teeded relief help from Dick In a lineup A tardl after Hank Aaron ! ' which Includes five regulars smashed Ms sixth homer with s vho are t and two man on base Felipe Alou a Ward 200 bitting less than ‘ also homered for the Braves n the in homer a hit i ninth and Bill White had n solo cirinning Sunday to give cuit for Philadelphia Fete Ward ' the White Sox a 2 victory over the Minnesota Twins and Jerry Grote collected three their second victory in 13 nandez’ single They had won singles and drove In two runs the opener with two runs in enabling rookie southpaw games this season 1 Dean Chance was sailing the eighth on Kbsco’s single erry Koosman to post his when - C along with a three-hittsacrifice Mantle’s double ourth straight triumph for the Mets and equal a club f y yjii Aparkio opened the and Roy White’s single 1 ninth with a single Russ Sny-- f record Koosman needed help Scores Second Shutout der filed out for the first out Jose Santiago pitched a four from three relief pitchers inof the inning but Ward follow- - hitter for his second straight cluding two in the ninth in ed with his drive into the shutout for the Red Sox who w first game he failed to Bob scored all their runs in the nish this season i right field bleichers t Locker who shut out the sixth inning of the first game Twins for the Iasi two innings on a walk singles by Joe Foy received credit for the victory and Carl Yasi trzemskl a ) f while Chance suffered his ed ball and shortstop third loss against two wins Balanger’s throwing error Bjr railed lma laleraatl—al t 5 Hannon Killebrew and Ted Jim Hardin pitched a homered for theter in the second game behind Uhlaender NATIONAL LCAGrX j GB W L an eight-hattack which in- - St Louli i Twins 12 4 750 eluded doubles by Brooks Ro-- Sir Krn Tigers Yanks Split ! AlIRtlCS eeeeeee 8 8 AW The Detroit Tigers beat the binson and Boog Powell and LOI Chirico mmissssm 8 8 iHW 2 after Yankees 800 New York two Philadelphia insii 8 S8 487 singles by Cincinnati 7 ieae a 21 loss the Baltimore May eeeee 7 Atlinti S 439 oles scored a Ptltiburgh victory after1 phil Ortega pitched a Houston I 400® Sox Red to the Boston hitter and scored the Sena- - New offc C kHdivS Wflwalli the Cleveland Indians won tors' run in their opener with Philadelphia 4 Atlanta X " 0 after bowing to the Wach-'th- e Indians when he kicked Nnr York Cincinnati 5 and the the ball out of catcher Duke Chicago 8 Houaton 4 lit name Ington Senators S Hnuiton 3 2nd game J California Angels downed the Sims’ mitt scoring on a sin- - St Loula 4 Plttiburgh 2 1he White Sox' 1 1 i 4-- 1 1 340-hltt- er part-timer- two-ru- ‘ 8-- er : REED MCGREGOR threw the javelin 184 feet in the Brigham Young Invitation track and field meet last Saturday for Shy View High for a fourth placing It was the best performance of six Bobcats entered in the meet Also a broadjumper McGregor was counted upon for prints today in a makeup meet with Weber High six-h- it rt i 3-- rin-scorin- g Ori-Da- 8-- 1 two-losi- 3--0 2-- 0 i Ninth-innin- g 4-- 3 17-1- re-dac-ed Ski View High school enter- at Intermountain School Box ed the BYU Invitational track Elder is favored in the meet and field meet in Provo last with the Bobcats and Logan Saturday and according to High expected to place well Coach Willard Jessop "did in several events quite well considering there were over 1500 participants" Leading the Bobcats in the meet was Reed McGregor BEAUMONT Tex RIPS — who took fourth in the javelin Tech athletes and Lamar Five with a toss of 184 feet Lyle the track coach college’s Thornley also did quite well were killed Sunday along with with a fifth place in the 880 their when a plane carfinished the course in a rying pilot them home from an inlest of 2:03 tercollegiate meet crashed Kenny Thompson placed The college scheduled a ninth in the pole vault with a memorial service today for also his best leap of the coach and the relay run"All the boys we had in the ners who had La- Five Athletes 12-3- represented races ran their best of the mar at the Drake in season” Coach Jessop said Des Moines Iowa Relays Saturday proudly Their Beecher aft Both McGregor and Thorn-leAir crashed during a Queen were awarded medals for landing approach toward a their placlngs grass runway Witnesses said View got back the plane appeared to be makToday Sky into gear with a makeup meet ing a normal approach when with Weber High at Sky View suddenly it plunged into an Good weather was anticipated irrigated rice field new and good markings were in' Beaumont Municipal Airport store The plane burst into flames the will Bobcats Thursday after impact join the Region’s other four schools’ in the Northern Division track meet to be held two-engi- ne y Honor Teenager - NEW YORX On Manager Gil Hodges of the New York Mets will present John Quinn of Brook10 7 S Waahlnglon with the Automobile Gub lyn S 571 Boaton eaeeeea 8 of New York’s distinguished New York aaae 87 8g AW 438 Oakland service medal before the ! 9 Cleveland S 10 JTS California Mets’ May 1 game with the 11 3 i5t Chicago Mi Philadelphia Phillies Saaday'o Braalli Chicago 3 Mlnnranta 2 of the Quinn Waahlnglon 1 Clevc 0 lai game Clcvc 2 Waih 0 Jnd name school safety patrol at Holy Bouton S Balt! a lit game Ball! Boaton 1 2nd gam Family School ran into the New York 3 Del 1 lat game path of a car last Sept 19 to Detroit 3 NY 2 2nd game Calif 4 Oakland 1 save a boy’s life by most four seconds Friday completely destroyed the existing Drake six mille mark touring the course In 28 minutes 2X2 seconds 23 seconds WEDNESDAY MIXED DOUBLES Coffee Beene faster than the old time 31 33 ' Fresh and Vandas 31 33 EllliM sm The twin victories made AUey Oopg mi 39 38 "J? Nelson the first man ever to Tint National Bank Raven as 28 Scniiti 45 XT Sweet Hearts 37 win taro titles for three suc- Albcrtm’a 44ti MfecL Mrs 24g 39J Logan Uma cessive years Untouchables 24 40 Optical £ 21 43 Swlngen Lennox Burgher a native Iian CantwcU Lumber 30 Flaal Htaadlage of Jamaica competing for the MWi Conoco High individual gaina — Carole 8 llwvclbrlif 88 M9ISSS Curtis 230 estaof Nebraska HortwuMi Jniverslty 30 yk 374 Roofing High Individual series— Leona blished a national collegitte Yeatca Mobil 23g 44 Roundy 587 Siwar Division 18 so teem gams — Farmerettes High record of 53 feet 11 inches In Ellnaon Packing S3 IS 783 High Individual gamo — Larry the triple jump at the Drake Gilmore High team eerlea — Mighty 344 La Rue Hailam 2CQ Moorea 2143 Relays only to have it broken Ruth Gilmore 202 High Individual series — Garth minutes later In Philadelphia Jawkea M3 LaRua Haalam 823 High team game — First National by Toledo’! Aaron Hopkins Bank 809 with a leap of 53 feet 5H — Albertson's High team CALLAWAY GARDENS 3208 inches — Jim Taylor (DP Ga A makeshift US Army reWEDNESDAY XOBNINS fullback of the New lay team from Fort MacAr-thu- r Hillbillies 35 13 Orleans Saints of the NotionCalif broke the world Morning Dovse eeeeeaeoe S3 IS al Football League has join17 31 record for the distance med- Hllltes Smoothies 30 18 ed the faculty of the Health-dis- c ley race at the Mount San An- Hylandeta 19 29 tonio Relays in Walnut Calif Hits and Mar 2Ss 21i Sports Camp for Belles 23 The quartet of former col- Bowling Hall of Fame 28 Jollies 2 boys July 21 4 baseball legians— Bob Tobler of Brig- pares Bob stir Feller and 27 Tope ai ham Young Darnell Mitchell Tip Providence Popper 17 Oscar Robertson 31 IS 33 of Ohio University Tom Van Alley Surfers of the Gncinnati Royals preBluebirds 14 M Ruden of Oklahoma State and Tu1U i S9i viously were named to the ' — game Mary Hgh Individual Preston Davis of Texas-trim- Williams 205 faculty four tenths of a secHigh Individual series — Mary 509 Williams ond off the old record with a game — Alley Surfers nine minute 334 second 570High team a teem series — Alley High clocking LEXINGTON Ky HOT -J1587 Owens esse the United Bl'XHHlXE LEAUl'E c States' hero of the 1938 i 51 PlnhuNien Games in Berlin will bo Mighty Moure 40f Thunderhtllf immmim V the featured speaker tonight Riillin Plus MiMiiinii 83 when the University of KenMoore On 35 31 Farmerettes tucky holds its first spring 7 our Score A3 Bow let tee 31 sports banquet in five years League Bowling Taylor Coach hard-runni- ng All-St- ar 7-- high-scori- n o g g med Owens Speaks Surf-er- Barber Wins Byron Nelson Golf Meet w DALLAS HOT — Portly Mil-- ' ler Barber who used to cad-dy for Byron Nelson sacked up the 820000 first money in' the Byron Nelson Golf ClasTodajr'a Probable Pitehera sic Sunday with a All Tlafi KDT Dobann Oakland at Detroit jT Aaron Alt par 270 but not before young J iMota Pitt Lollrh 04) S pm Kermit Zarley had thrown an I a San Fran g Long 1 McClothlin California Alla aAlou —o— Cleveland Karagan Tadap'a PvebaMe PMrhara night 7:30 icy chill with a All Titan KDT AMERICAN ITAbll pm Minnesota AB K M Pet back nine Chicago Jenkins AO at Patia-- j at Boston 0 Perry B pm Bell (MX 15 1K4 White NY 41 burgh Bunnlng pm What had Joqmed as a run- Cincinnati ‘nilnurls M Alt la Cleve 54 Taeaday'a name 8:30 n Ray (W AUlaim Minn 54 19 jjajaway victory for the pm al Washington Chicago at Kaa Ft an-- Oakland nl Detroit Atlanta Brittnn Ward Chi 47 ££ old Barber midway through j cisco Marlchal M 4 pm Calif at Cleaeland iCarew Minn 56 final round with a seven Loula Wahburn 34) al Lw NY at Baltimore Vreehan Dr I 55 i9 Minnesota at Bov mi Angelra Sutioa ivo u pm Eiechrhrn Bat 14 29 1 'stroke lead at that point raa Jackson Oak 18 ' Tsday turned into a spectacular Philadelphia at New York II 41 Stanley Del is ji7 K MAJOR IKAUI Unaer Waah 17 TO Chicago et Pill burgh DnlltK H'jish for the record 30000 gal- Cincinnati at Houaton Ballm I Olym-“Jpi- in Chk-an- in other hie by Ken McMullen Tony Horton scored one run after homers by Bill a double and homered for the Z Oakland Athletics I games J Bobcats Place In BY U Meet Major League Standings it regional 13-h- it Ob assault in the te go-rou- 10-ya- PHIL REGAN Glen Beckert paced J The third time wasn’t quite j versily Roieo Team traveled Montana trip turned in a the chprm a'tei all last week- - j to Montana xor the third time good showing by winning secas many weeks to take ond in the bull riding Dave end as the Utah State Uni-ji- n part in the Eastern Montana also made a good ride in the bareback riding but his score College Rodeo at Round-U- p was not hign enough to hold Montana The State team could only up through the three percome up with 265 prints In formances of the rodeo two events to end up second USU’s girls team came out s J in good shape at the EMC In the team standings Montana State came out on Rodeo with two of its memtop with 310 points by placing bers placing in the goat By United Press International three men in the ribbon rop- tying What has once thought im ing one in the streer wrestlSaundra Curlock moved inpossible became track and ing and two in the saddle to first place in the goat tying field history Saturday night al bronc riding for the region after winning ? Utah State had men placj second in that event at the PhlladelpsTeammate yiOaMya’s swiff' Wildcats in only two of the six men’s Montana rodeo irennial track powers racei events for their total earn' Linda Budge was right beoff with - an unprecedented hind her with a third place ings Iverrelay titles to highlight A lack of depth in the in the same event the 'annual Penn Relays timed events really hurt the With half the spring season The' fifth title dramatic as cowboys as none of the rodeos behind them the USU it was sensational came In Aggie four team members entered Rodeo team is sming in a the last’of 132 events— the steer wrestling placed solid second for the Rocky mile relay— and was climaxei in the Mountain Region 119 points on a brilliant 439 anchor leg in the points and Crazier Montana State Four Claude behind Ropers y sophomore Larry James believed to be the faster Lynn Jensen made the finals rodeos are left to go and a in the calf roping event with lot should happen in tk quarter mile ever run James torrid pace over- Crazier winning points for coming weeks to boost the team to a higher came a lead by Rice second in the first Jniverslty going into the last Neither roper was able to spot The Aggie cowboys are eg and gave the Wildcats place in the finals however a lot more capable of repeatInal time of 3:061 seconds as Crazier missed his calf ing last year’s their third meet record and Jensen went too long on championship than they have Earlier Villanova set meet his tie to place in that round demonstrated so for this seamarks in the four mile relay Duane Sorensen who has son 16274 and the distance med- been colder in the bull riding Only two rodeos remain unley 9:37 and won the sprint than a Cache Valley winter til the home show in Logan medley and two mile relay finally got one of the bucking May 8 when the local fans The Wildcats’ performance bovines to the eight second can get a close up look at the marked the finest team show- dinger and to split rodeo competition in managed of a fourth and fifth in that college ing in the area this the meet event with teammate Jim This week the USU Rodeo Van Nelson a tireless dis- Smith Sorensen also will be In action closer team placed tance star from St Goud Minn State was the indivi- fourth in the bareback riding to home as they compete at dual star ef the Drake Relays to end high point man this Provo in the Brigham Young in Des Moines Iowa Nelson week Jniverslty Intercollegiate Rodeo this Friday end who lowered the meet record Dave Oberhansley who Bob Wilson for the in the three mile run al 1 “You’d cotton to branch water and any bourbon handy? 1 0-- 2 3 RIDICULOUS!” ar I 1 3-- i 7-- i i i Roger Repoz nis ms sixui J - bled in the tying run ai homer of the season and Rickj f scored the winning run for Reichardt his fourth for the in the first game Angels to help Sammy Ellis t theTheYankees Yankees had taken a win his first game as ani 2lead in the eighth inning American Leaguer Jim Fre- e Z of the second game on Andy gosi had three hits for the i Kosco's homer a walk Ho Angels and Rick Mondaywild pitches and Frank Fer- - three singles for the Athletics ' J I fin-2- 1 AMERUAN Lakers Bucs Win m INGLEWOOD Calif 4PP — jury as not serious but his The status of Los Angeles coach Bill Van Breda Kolff star Jerry West was the big wasn't so sure question today with the Lak- - "The patient should know era and Boston Celtics tied at better than I but I have seen two victories apiece in the West not complain when his —' " a National Basketball Associa tion championship series ho missed more West than 30 games during regular season play because of injur- - ed off the forum court with 2 : 9 I 4 i) 8 9 9 Pi T3I MW ('Oped 2 2 Chic Flmid SI L Roue Cin Si L Gmle NY IJohnwn Chi H Annin Ail O AH R 19 Cl 13 19 W j5 2 is ID 111 I H 24 27 24 22 if 14 h 21 Prl r3 M vra end Swnbode Mel 8: Ainu lav' Brmrx Santo Cuh Cepeda and I'ard and Hart Clants Off the S7 Shannon HI 4 06' Amerirsa Leagee: Rep or Angels Klllrtaew 352 8: Sim Indian and 35 Tnin 5: 8 lied with 4 IS INJURED EST ( a Knmsrr IKAUIK 11 - L-r-4li I Atlanta at Ban Frant-iac- a Si Loula at Lna Angela -i I !s27-th- I ii I Playoff Games Bn fmm mPe etmknc J80 pace to finish a m ij"The 35-29- close ' finish was no ifault of Barber's who played the 72 holes in 54 pars 14 birdies and only four bogies over the 7086 yard Preston Trail Golf Hub's par lay out Jle played steady j70 golf but Zarley swarmed d in on his head like a 33-37- whirl-'win- off games this year was ad at the period stops iTlie coach said he did not! Barber whose only prev-kno— somber in defeat "Both! whether Hawkins would ious tour triumphys were the teams played poorly” he! PITTSBURGH MU — Thc the to play in the r xth11 able be aass“4 said are down Pittsburgh Pipe 11967 Oklahamo City Open ednesday night in Although he led all reboun- - but not out of the Amarican fame 15 going into this Rus- - Basketball Association pIay- - Npw Orleans den with 22 recoveries The ABA s tournament with $27500 in 80-7- 5 - w - --ft- the game the New Orleans Buccaneers missed Hawkins Saturday J200' and he picked up 812000 the Ray for the who beat the Pipers here 111- - night more here — his second spr“nfdcef40sendremanBngftUm'ing a collision with the Celtics' Celtics were Bailey Howell 106 Saturday night to takei Pittsburgh led by Art Hey-- : in a row to win or sharetime “mute tha' V- nkJ 24 points and Havlicek a 2 edge in th- n day night after scoring 33 John Havlicek Charlie William and runnerup spot in this tour- pomto to pace Los Angeles to Elgin Baylor the Lakers with 23 seven series Chico Vaughn held 10 nament ''cteran star poured m1 Los Angeles was in front “If we win down there (New leads on several occasionspoint in1 Harold y a ii'15iw1ctory' °per Henning of South The fifth games of the best-3- 0 second-vear points and all the way although Orleans)” Cazzetta the first half but New nearly but shot a finad piayon series guard Arehie Clark added 17 the game was close until the “we'll win the champion- - leans pecking intirmis-lirush PM trailed oliiy 5(W4 at He d ay in thej ship” at 273 1 19 loss at home PJght B1P1 tiie sixth Kellow-couFnday final 10 minutes They moved Cazzetta was concerned sion The Buccaneers worth 87 500 from an 4 lead with 9:55 about his star center Connie with a late rally Doug Moe tryman Gary riayer and T°u!!S2yi!unrlt' “n1 BiL Russell Bostons play-t- o west the advan-- Hawkins who missed the fifth led New Orleans with tl Jack Montgomery tied play into a coach who fas been near-tag-e country boy from West u with 6:04 remaining j game of thc series because of points Williams paced Pitts-fourt- h with 277rand wwi 84-- ! 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