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Show ' i j. Th Salt fAke Tribane, Sunday, May 30, 1965 4I on Indianapolis Oval Texan Foyt Leads Pack e Auto In r'V'i'V ' ' y Rear-Engin- 'tK 'A ' , , ,i, Chisox Club Yanks, 6-Dodgers Down graves 'XT gr 3; IM field last year but the INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Texan the of Clark J. Foyt, Scot Jimmy Clark favored Lotus-Ford- s and Californian Dan Gurney, and Gurny were retired by mechanical difficulties blamed each shoehorned into a rear-en- will help start ion failure of foreign tires. Foyt gine Lotus-Ford- , e old 500- - came up from a start a new era in the to win in one of the 19 old Offys mile race Monday. 33-c- ar CHICAGO (UPI) The first place Chicago White Sox sent the tottering New York Yankees down to their 25th loss of the season Saturday and 10 games off the pace with a victory. White Sox relief ace Eddie Fisher was credited with his 11th save of the year after rescuing starter Tommy John in the seventh inning. A. fifth-plac- LOS ANGELES (UPI)-L- ou Johnson ripped a three-ru- n homer his second of the game in the eighth inning Saturday to give Don Drysdale and the Los Angeles Dodgers a victory over the Milwaukee Braves. . Johnson, subbing for injured Tommy Davis, knocked his third homer of the season off loser Clay Carroll into the left field seats, scoring Ron Fairly and John Roseboro ahead of him. 6-- 3 A trio that has taken specialithat started. drivers The three front-rozation out of auto racing, it earned the front tow at speeds already had proved that a good e one can race anything, anynever readied before on the Indianapolis Motor Speed- where. Clark, world road racing champion in 1963 and No. 3 last way. It will pace a field of 27 year, has led both of his Indicars evolved from road anapolis starts and won another runners of the world (Stand Prix U.S. closed course feature, the in 1963. circuit, a couple of Novis and Milwaukee hffenhauser of the four only 4 National Champs roadsters which have won every-50Foyt is the only driver who has since 1953. Twelve of the pushers made ever won four national cham24-mil- 5-- 3 Walks Seven rear-engi- John, who had walked only seven batters in 45 innings this season, - walked seven before being removed. Fisher came on with a runner on second base and one out. He struck out Bobby Richardson and Roger Maris r, Tigers Down Q- - Indians in Hurling Duel pionships on the U.S. Auto Club big car circuit since the opening campaign in 1904. He also has captured sports car events and major races on the NASCAR grand national stock car circuit. Gurney is a regular on the international road racing circuit for the world and was runner-utitle in 1961. He has won the January International Stock Race at Riverside, Calif., for p C-i- r McAu-liffDETROIT (UPI)-D- irk doubled in a run in the bottom of the 10th inning Saturday to give the Detroit Tigers their second consecutive victory over the Cleveland Indians. McAuliffes hit, following a double by George Thomas and an intentional walk to Jackie Moore, broke up a brilliant pitching duel between the Tigers Mickey Lolich and Clevelands Jack Kralick. e 0 15. 5- Thomas, McAuliffe. IP 2B .... L,M W.7-- 9 10 S H 6 2 R Horton. ER BB SO 112 0 0 4 6 3 Shamrocks Cop Softball Tilts The Shamrocks handed the Skylights twin defeats Saturday night at new White Park in softball action with scores of 12-- 4 in the first game and 2 in the second game which went into extra innings. Ellie Thompson, Shamrock with third baseman went two rbis and two runs to lead the Shamrocks. Dona Poll, Shamrock captain, scored the winning run when a force play to home brought her in safe on the 3-- 4 catcher's error. The Shamrocks will meet Marion's Lounge from Denver Saturday in Ogden for another exhibition match. He pulled Lotus-For- team Lotus, o i,t of Indianapolis section, to form his own racing team, reputedly financed by Californian Carroll Shelby of Cobra sports car fame. Newcomers Gurneys teammates will be charging Roger McCluskey, wiio has wrecked or spun out in three previous 500 starts, and newcomer Joe Leonard of San Jose, Calif., USAC stock car rookie of the year for 1964. Foyt has the exclusive attention of his Sheraton-Thompsocrew, but Clark has TRAIUkS Saving! Call for 487-192- The tournament ends Sunday. Golfers will use approximately the same starting times Sunday they used Saturday. JAMES DEYOE INSURANCE 2520 S. INC. SviM 171 COUNSELORS, Smm C a 79. 2 4-- 3 e first-innin- g right-hande- CAMPER & TRUCK by the day, week or month ?lrY of n , right-hande- 1 CHICAGO ab r h bi Taylor 2b Gonzalez cf Callison rf Allen 3b Covington If Roias If Thcmas lb c Dal'mpl Wine ss Bunning p 4b 4 4 3 4 3 Washington vs. McCormick Los Angeles at Baltimore vs, Bunker Kansas City at Boston vs. Wilson ). Pascual (J. Lopez ) 0) PHILADELPHIA r h bi 110 110 112 1120 0 O'Don oghue Pacific Coast League 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 10 10 Giants Defeat Giiicy, Runs Batted In r 6-- 4 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) X Willie. McCovey, coming through in the clutch for the second PHILADELPHIA (AP)-J- ohn straight game, smashed a two-rua former Kent homer in the seventh in- Kohstantinos, a and State' member of player ning Saturday to give the San Francisco Giants a Canton the victory Bulldogs since 1961, oyer the Cincinnati Reds who has been named a back Held sustained their fourth consecucoach for the Philadelphia Bulltive loss. dog of the Continental Football SAN FRANCISCO CINCINNATI. O h i bi ibrll League. 4 0 10 Schofield u 1109 Rose 2b 4 0 0 0 J.Alou rf 4 111 Harper If - rHONE-S- 2 110 10 ard ss Fischer p Carroll p 10 32 3 6 I Totals Totals 31 5 9 5 Milwaukee . 000 200 0013 Los Angeles 000 ivQ 04x j E Davis. LOB 10 Milwaukee Los Angeles 6. 2B Drysdale, Tracewski. 38 Jones, HR Torre Johnson SB (12), (3) Johnson. S Willsn Davis. H R ER BB SO IP 4 Fischer 4 5 4 4 4 4 Carroll L, 9 2 3 12 6 Drysdale W, Fischer fgerd 1 man in HBP-- By Drysdale, Oliver. T- -2 23. 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A 17 CAMP EQUIPMENT JtisarvaNow YOUR TIRES Monro-Matie- wtwoto Ntllt 41,7,1 4SS OWTH MAIN Yankees Score game-winnin- 30. a TENT TRAILERS COMPANY03l Wood in 10th, 4--3 ? $4500.00 PURSE EST. THE WEST'S TOP CARS AND DRIVERS ENTERED 5B3. in Aaron rf Torre c Jones cf Oliver 1b Cline cf Bolling 2b ANGELES an r him 3 0 0 9 u 3 har.t-o lb 3 0 0 0 Davis cf 4 1.11 Fairly rf Ros'boro c 4 110 4 2 3 4 Johnson H Lefebvre 2b 3 0 0 0 T'cew'ki 3b 4 0 10 Drysdale p 3 0 2 0 LOS Wills 1 Leapue-Ben42; National ks, .Cubs, Mays. Giants, 36; McCovey; Giants, 34; Pinson, Reds, 13; Johnson, Reds, 3. American League Mantilla, Red Sox, 36; Howard, Senators, 34; Oliva, Twins, NO TENTS LEASING Maih-s- s . 0 r h bi 4 0 0 0 3 0 10 4 10 0 2 4 4 2 0 0 0 0 11 4 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Yankees loaded the bases 5. with one out in the first inning 23,707. but scored only one run off John. The White Sox scored twice in their half cf the frame on a walk and singles by Bill Skow-roPete Ward and Ken Berry. Yank starter A1 Downing got into more trouble in the fifth when he uncorked a wild pitch loaded the bases with one away with his seventh homer of the with Skowron on second base. on two walks and a single be- year, a two-rushot to the left NEW YORK CHICAGO fore Aspromonte dropped his field stands. Singles by Tim ab rhbi ab r h bi 4 0 0 0 Cater If Linz ss 4 12 g MODESTO, CALIF. (API-Vetinside and Julian Bob Skinner single just o Robinson rf 4 Rich'son 2b 5 12 0 Javier accounted for the other Maris rf Olympians Ralph Bosthe right field foul line. 4 0 0 0 Hansen ss 41 00 0 Skowrcn 2 Mantle If lb 4 2 2 ton and Hal Connolly shattered Houstons Hal Woodeshick Card run in the fourth. McCraw lb 0 0 0 0 Pepitone 1b 3 0 ft 0 ft Ward 3b Treih c 3 111 world records in the long jump picked up the win in relief, and Cut Margin 0 0 Berry cf 4 0 2 Boyer 3b and, hammer throw at th e C 0 0 0 Vvfi5' 4 0 Schrn d; c Purkey took the loss for the 0 0 Baker oh c Schaffer to 10 0 0 cut Houston the margin Cardinals. Relays but were forced to Edwz-d- s 0 0 0 c Xn c 10 10 0 0 0 John p 2 0 10 share honors Saturday with a in the third on a hit batter and Downing p Curt Flood staked the Cardift Clf'rk'1 ph Fisher p 10 0 0 nals to a lead in the first jLee Mayes double.. Card starter H. Lopez ph 0 0 0 high school star. Boston jumped 27 feet 5 inches 29 3 4 3 Totals 3? 6 11 4 Tracy Stallard gave up a single Totals com100 000 1103 on his final leap of evening New York ... to Walt Bond in the sixth and a Chicago 300 021 01 x 6 hurled the petition. Connolly E Peoitone, Ward, Cater, Skowron. DP leadoff home run to A1 Spangler hammer 233 feet 2 in ches Chicago 1. LOB New York 9, Chicago in the eighth before retiring 11. on his fourth attempt in the aft ?B Skowron, Robinson. HR Cater. S with an injured back. Houston John, Cater. SF Barker, Skowron. ernoon. R ER BB SO IP had only three hits off Stallard. National League Both eclipsed world records 4 4 3 0 5 Downing L, 2 Joe Morgan greeted Purkey Renitf Wan Last Pet. Bahind they already held Boston at Mikkelsen 27 Los Angelet 16 .628 with a single and with two Ramo .561 13 Cincninati 23 3 and Connolly at 3 6 7 2 2 4 John W, . 19 3 23 St. Louis .543 Bond drilled a game-tyin2 2 The Jim Ruy n, the sensational 0 2 San Francisco 24 20 .545 Fisher 3Vj away, 4V? 20 Milwaukee It .526 Downing faced 2 men In 5th. single past first base, scoring from East Wichita 22 6V 24 .478 Houston HBP By Reniff, Ward. WP Downing, 22 20 6 .276 from second and send- John. PB Martin. T3:09. Philadelphia Morgan High S chool, turne d back his 19 23 .452 7V Chicago 17 .415 24 ing the game into extra innings. 9 Pittsburgh elders in th e gruelling mile run, 16 27 11 New York .372 HOUSTON ST. LOUIS winning in 3 minu tes 58.1 seb r h bi Saturday's Results ab r b bi conds, the fastest he ever has 3 110 Morgan 2b 4 2 10 White 1b Pittsburgh 7, New York 4 4 0 11 Shannon rf 0 0 0 0 Mave If ; run. Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2 5 0 10 4 0 0 0 Wvnn rf Groat ss Houston 4, St Louis 3 (10 innings) 4 2 5 1b 0 2 He won by inches as for mer Bond Flood cf 14 4 0 11 3b 5 0 10 A?pro'tn Boyer 3b San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 4 San Jose State runner John Gar3 0 0 0 5 0 2 0 Staub rf McC'ver c Los Angeles 5, Milwaukee 3 3 12 0 Gaines Ph Skinner If rison took second place in an 0 0 ick 0 ss 0 0 Lillis lb Sunday's Probable Pitchers 3 0 rf 4 0 0 0 P.rnd c Gagliano Pittsburgh at New York (2) Friend Utahs women golfers will identical ti me. J im G relle was 2 0 0 0 4 0 11 Nott'bart p Javier lb ) and Lew vs. Jackson 3:58.2 and Czechoslorf 2 111 hold their second 3 0 0 0 Spangler Stallard p consecutive third at and Parsons 10 0 0 Purkey p O lympic silver medalist vakia Ellsworth Chicago at Philadelphia shotgun start this wepk with the 36 4 7 4 31 3 11 3 Totals Totals Josef Odlozil took fourth in vs. Short ) holding of the annual Nibley One out when winning run scored. Milwaukee at Houston Bias ingame ) 3:38.4. 109 009 700 LOUIS St. 83 Park Invitaional Tournament. Vs. Dierker - 001 000 020 14 Former Utah S fate star L.: Cincinnati at Los Angeles O'Toole Houston The tournament will be held St. 2. LOB DP Houston vs. Koufax Ejavier. Jay Sylvester was second in the 9. Louis 8, Houston at Nibley Thursday and Friday. St. Louis at San Francisco Gibson HR Flood 3B McCarver. 2B Maye. shot put with a toss of 62-And! vs. Marichal ) Alex Satursaid Pro SB McCafferty Gagliano. (7), Spangler (l). former hurof Utah H R ER BI SO IP University day the field will be limited to dler 2 3 2 Stallard Leading Batters Blaine Lindgren was second! 100 He the enties. 2 first 3 4 2 said 2 ... Purkey L, National Laague Coleman, Cincinnati, Nottebart 3 5 3 7 3 9 women should pay their entry in the high hur dies. .375; 0 .356; Torre, MacKenzie 0 0 0 Mays, San Francisco, .349. 0 3 fee at the same time 0 2 0 Milwaukee, Raymond they sign 0 American Leasua Horton, Detroit, .366; W'desh'k W.3-0 0 0 0 . .353; man in 8th Davalillo, Cleveland, up. The womens stale driving Stallard faced McAuliffe, HBP Stallard, Brand. T 2:57. A 35, contest will be held Detroit, .342; Mantilla, Boston, .341. Friday. 553. fee is $5. Entry deadEntry Pitching line is 4 p.m. Tuesday. NATIONAL LEAGUE The tournament will use the Wen Lost Pet. 1.000 5 0 Maloney, Reds start with groups startshotgun Johnny CHICAGO (UPI) 8 Gibson, Cards 7 Ellis, Reds who set a National Foot-ba- ing from every tee. Golfers must Morris, 4 Farrell, Astros 6 League record for pass re- have a state hindicap card. PriGlusti, Astros es will be awarded in each flight. AMERICAN LEAGUE ceptions before he broke his in has Wan Loef last the Starting time will be 8 a.m. game, jlarbone 5 0 Pappas, Orioiae each 1965 the his day. contract, signed O 5 Pascual, Twins 8 i 0 Grant, Twins announced Satur- Bears Chicago 4 .800 Buzhardt, Whitt Son 7 2 Lolich, Tigers .m day. WE RENT BENNETT nr If Tribune Scoreboard n HU) RENT A Satur- Eastern Division Won Lost Pet. GB Oklahoma City 25 16 .610 Denver 16 24 24 16 Indianapolis 17 23 San Dieqo 7 7 1 15 24 SaltLake City 9 13 24 10 Arkansas Western Division 29 4 6 4 Won Lost Pet. GB 010 000 100 2 23 16 .590 Tacoma 300 010 OOx 4 21 18 2 .538 Portland E Pena, DP Chicago 1. LOB-Ch- ica19 19 .500 Seattle 34 19 4 20 .487 Vancouver go 8. Philadelphia 5 2B 23 5 20 .465 Beckert, Williams. Taylor, Gonza- Hawaii 21 16 .432 lez, Callison. HR Alien (0). SF Callison. Spokane 6 R ER BB TO H IP Friday's Results 4 4 2 3 5 Jackson L, 3 6 0 Oklahoma 1 City Indianapolis 1, 2 2 0 0 0 Humphryies Arkansas 4, Denver 2 7 2 2 9 3 3 Bunning W, Salt Lak City 3, Seattle t T 2:36. A 4,962. 2 Portland 3, Spokane Vancouver 4 Jacoma it7, San Diego 4 championship flight, but it appears doomed to fall Sunday. Three top linksters, Jon Mauss, Jack Ridd and Bill Downs, scored 67s Saturday for lead in the flight. the Cart Frampton had a 68 Saturday. In A Flight, David Jenkins has a 67 and John Thomas a 70 through 18, but J. C. Moss has a 145 and Gordon Milne a 146 through all 36 holes! In B Flight, Boyd Chilton has a 74 and A1 Snyder a 75. Flight leader is Bill Kelly with INSURE . single drove in winning tape by Rich Allen featured a 2 vic- day in the 10th inning and gave win tory for the Philadelphia Phil- the Houston Astros a lies over the Chicago Cubs Sat- and a sweep of the three-gamseries with the St. Louis Cardiurday. 1964 National League nals. Allen, rookie of the year, slammed a! Purkey Loses r shot off (Jlard reliefer Bob Purkey had Larry Jackson an estimated 510 feet. a The homer highlighted three-rufirst inning that in- eluded successive doubles by Tpny Gtjnzalez and John Calli-soAmerican League for the first run. Allen's blast was his ninth of the season. Jackson, who lost his fifth in eight decisions, settled down, but it was too late as Philadelr Jim Bunning phia checked the Cubs with seven hits, striking out eight and eve- SaturtUy'f Results Chicago 6, New York 3 ning his record at Detroit 1, Cleveland 0 (10 innings) Minnesota 11, Washington 8 Chicago scored one run in he Kansas City at Boston, postponed, rain second on a single by Ernie Los Angeles 3, Baltimore Banks and Vic Roznovskys dou- ble. The Cubs added another in Sunday's Probable Pitchers New York at Chicago Stottleovre the seventh on successive douvs. Buzhardt ) bles by Glenn Beckert and Billy Cleveland at Detroit McDowell vs. Regan Williams. Minnesota at 0 0 0 Stewart cf speedway rookie G'br'ls'n cf 3 0 0 0 Beckert 2b 4 110 Bobby Johns of Miami, who is a Williams If 4 0 11 second generation racer. Santo 3b 4 0 10 1b Banks As the vanguard of the possi- Clemns rf 44 012100 R'novs'v c 3 0 11 but never an- Pena ble record 2 0 0 0 ss crowd began filter- Altman ph nounced 0 0 0 ss 10 0 0 Am'f'ano ing into suburban Speedway City Jackson p 10 0 0 0 0 0 ph Saturday night, many veteran Landrum 10 0 0 Bright ph fans were saying that this 500 Totals could break pattersn in addition Chicago to the long Offy reign. Philadelphia . BOA TsLcAMPIRS bases-loade- d A (AP) home two-ru- n teammate, Morgan Paces Linksters In Western Utah Clash Special to The Tribune TOOELE Tom Morgan took the lead in the championship flight of the Western Utah Amateur golf championships when he finished all 36 holes with a 143 total Saturday, but most of the flights golfers will shoot their final 18 holes Sunday. The tournament is under way at the Tooele city course. Morgans 143 tops finishers in the Bob HOUSTON PHILADELPHIA n a new winner, was fifth to qualify this year and will the favorites to win the 49fh running of the test. 500 Phils Stomp Houston Sweeps Series Cubs in Astros Tip Cards Contest (UPI) -run run the measure three straight years. Foyt flipped and suffered a cracked vertebrae in the Riverside race this year but finished first in the Atlanta 500 stock car race in April as relief for Marvin Panch. He escaped injury in 4-- 2 a practice run crash here May Pamelli Jones, the only other former winner in the field, will be starting Monday with a fractured bone in his neck, souvenir DETROIT CLEVELAND ib r h bi of another speedway crash May ab r h bi 4 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 Wood 2b Hawser ss 4 0 10 21. Speedway physicians said it Whitfield lb 3 0 0 0 Wert 3b 4 0 2 0 Demeter lb 4 0 0 0 shouldnt bother him. Wagner If 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 Kaline cf Colavito rf 3 0 10 0 0 0 0 HoMon If Salmon pr Foyt has what is basically 4 0 0 0 Northrop rf 2 0 0 0 Alvis 3b it was re- 2 110 Clarks 1965 car, but Davallllo cf 4 0 0 0 Thomas rf 3 0 0 0 Freehan c Azcue c U.S. master built ooooi by extensively c 0 L Brown 2b 3 0 0 Moore 3 0 0 0 M'A'Iiffe ss 4 0 11 mechanic Luigi Lesovsky. Clark Kralick p 3 0 0 0 Lolich p a has a new model Lotus-Ford- , 2 38 Totals Totals Will little bigger. No outs whan winning run scored. Cleveland 000 000 000 -0 Gurney will carry the colors 000 000 000 11 Detroit of the Japanese Yamaha motorE Howser. DP Cleveland 1. LOB Cleveland 3. Detroit 7. cycle builders but he also has a Kralick Lolich Associated Press Wirephoto the 1963 he one Alou flied out. The loss was the fourth in a row for the defending American League titlists who did not lose their 25th game last year until June 24, almost a month lateri than in the current campaign. r.. Parnell! 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