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Show oem m (si o aim ii SUNDAY HERALQ -- n Run Whip Home Run Clysteir 1S sundJ,"" Sets World Mark At Hollywood Sweden Bound In Trans-AtlantRace YGChfS i i i i t i v i i i i v ' r ' i Trite in Uphill Spy irs Bcvvle Johnny Logan in the ninth. Bin- ton's homer came with a runner 4 By ALEX KAHN on base and assured Gene Con United Press Sports Writer Seven! starting line almost simultaneous NEWPORT, TU. (UP) ey of his eighth victory. Conley gave a distinguished performance yachts set sail in light rains Sat- ly as the race got underway at 1 DiGLEWOOD ' Calif. (UP) race-t- o after the first inning when Pitts urday in a the Swaps achieved turf immortality r. (EDT). They were Sweden expected to take a month p.m. outof Saturday as he raced to a length Schlussel Von Bremen, burgh scored all of its runs. or more. . , The unbelievable Dodgers cash West Germany, the Staveanger, victory in the $109,800 California!! at Hollywood Park to set a new in on another home ed Theyi were headed for the Swe- from Oslo, Norway; and the Circe, r world's record of 1:40 25" for a to make it two straight over the dish port of Marstrand in the first out off Rye, N. Y. . such race for an American port AH seven boats were bunched mile and a sixteenth. Cubs, beating them 3 on the in 20 years. The original entry together at the start, but within Despite being ridden by a new margin of Duke Snider' s 18th of the in the seventh. All their homer list also included a Chinese junk, in Dave out half hour after heading Erb, place Jockey, but the craft returned to Formosa were about a quarter of a. mile suspended 'Willie Shoemaker, other runs were on homers by unior Gilliam, Gil Hodges, and after two unsuccessful attempts apart. They plotted a course along Swaps ran down the pace-settito cross4 the Pacific. Roy Campanella, giving them a the continental coast then struck Mister Gus in the stretch and total of 86 for the year. Jim King Three yachts nosed past the for the Orkney Islands off North then pulled away from Determine bust. hit a three-ru-n homer for all of Scotland. From there, they will who finished second in the small The had Yankee opening rally runs. Billy Loes pitchNorth Sea field of six starters. His time the Chicago's navigate through been sparked by Ed Robinson's ed five-h- it ball for his seventh of a second off the to Sweden.- - j J cut three-ru- n After home. Doby Larry win at set winter record last against two losses.' On hand at the start of the race world in Cleveland front with put . Anita II. at 'Philadelphia and by Poona was the West German Ambassa Santa the fifth homer of the game, the St.Cincinnati Louis New at York were rain dor to the. United States, Dr. Jt was a brilliant exhibition of Yankees again deadlocked it in ed out the National. in Heintz C. Krekeler, the West Ger a I meeting older the sixth on singles by Yogi Ber man Consul in Washington, Wer horses for the first time in his ra and Irv Noren and a sacrifice ner Von Hellenben and the. Swe career and defeating last year's fly by Robinson. dish Ambassador to the XJi S., Kentucky Derby winner, Deter Fifth For Art OGDEN Ralph Ashby of Davis Erik IBoheman. mine, by a length at scale Art Houtteman, who pitched High School was acclaimed They were aboard the commit weights with Swaps carrying 115 eight innings of five-h- it relief ball, NATIONAL. LEAGUE ' a as baseball and Utah's top prep Determine, player tee boat, the USS Dealey, a de pounds found his fifth triumph in the W. L. Pet. 126 pounds. Friday night, when he led the stroyer escort. The lightship Bren- Avila brought in the Brooklyn ninth when .42 12 .712 sauad to a 7 to 4 ton Reef served as starter boat North rafter 23 .582 sing Hegan Chicago team. over .............32 Southern the was The victory spectator fleet reported i on to and rolls in moved the New SNAPS STANDARI under .28 with Art's sacri Dave 26 SWAPS Erb .519 York ed, (left) up up, string Swaps Jockey Ashby hit twice in his five trips to be "one of the lightest ever' an out. fice 27 infield and and Milwaukee 26 a set the mile sixteenth. new Added Calif .509 and a record world win the ornian for; $100,000 to "the plate. - Ffom his shortstop for such at race. won his fourth Trucks old set 28 Poona .423 the Cincinnati of record a 1:40 second new set of off a time Virgil by ..........21 Swaps 25, taking position he made five assists, Grand prize in the race is the came in second, a straight , game and his sixth of Philadelphia ....... .22 30 .423 at with n Anita winter Racetrack. Santa" Determine last York, (4) up Ray three putouts and an error. , King of Sweden cup. It is expec 21 29 .420 pitching the White Sox St. Louis length and a quarter behind Swaps. Mister Gus, with"" Johnny Longden up, who paced the race the year; Second in the most valuable ted the race would take three to In to a 10-- 0 triumph over Washing Pittsburgh .; . .17 36 .321 was third by a until the Press last (United Telephoto). stretch, his 23rd victory ton.. player tally was Weber's Charley five weeks.! In achieving Friday's Results Beckert pitcher for the North The full field Included the Kor 1 nine defeats for his By UNITED PRESS against only ! votes moram and Ortac. out of West (Won-lo- st career over the Nats, Trucks Brooklyn 7, Chicago 0. squad. Others receiving record in parenthesis) were Jordan's Gerald Naylor Germany, the Carina II, from scattered seven hits. Chicago New York2, St. Louis 1. at Pittsburgh, post- 14-PouBen American and (South centerfielder) , League nd Greenwich, IConn., and the Peter pounced on Dean Stone tor four Milwaukee rain. Lomond's Ron Ballantyne (North Von Danzig, also West Germany. Boston at Detroit runs in the first inning and poned, Paraell By UNITED PRESS (4th), King (3rd), Campanella breezed to a firstbaseman who made 10 put- The Von Danzig had to recross (0-triumph. vs. Garver ), Saturday's Results National League (19th), Hodges (10th), Snider Detroit ended Boston's outs without art error). five- the starting line after a false 7," Pittsburgh 4. St. Louis at New York, post (18th). Washington at Chicago (2) eame winning .streak after, the Milwaukee The Northerners salted the start. ! (4-What fish a Schmitz 3, and McDermott wet Chicago Brooklyn 4. grounds. poned, Red Sox scored four runs in the St. Louis at New game away with six runs in the This was the eighth trans-Atla- n (5-(4-A German American vs. at Dono Pierce and Cincinnati York, postponed, League post Philadelphia, fourth inning. South failed to tic. race from an American! por van opening inning, finally taking the wet grounds. one of the poned, rain. New York . 500 001 000 6 11 Brown, certainly cross the plate until the final since the events were started- in on splendid relie Cincinnati at decision. monarchs of the Provo River Cleveland . 000 510 001 7 la. Philadelphia, post at t Baltimore Kansas (2) i Rookie City when Werner Bir scored four 1866. pitching by inning, they 7 11 1 130 003 was .. 000 fish rain. Mflwkee. Sturdivant Kucks (4) poned, pulled (2-Lopat, fraternity, (1-Palica and Johnson rer and timely hitting by Ferris tallies off Ogden's Neil Freder-ickse4 8 2 (6) and Berra; Mossi, Houtteman 000 000 vs. Portocarrero ) and Cec-- from the water just belowa Pttsbrch ;..400 Al Kaline. Birrer gave AMERICAN LEAGUE Nun's Bridge Saturday by and Crandall; (2) and Hegan. VTP Houtteman Fainoneandmore Conley (8-carelli ). run the rest of the up . On third base part of the time (3-). Midvale HR W. L. Pet. LP Atwell. and Friend Kucks HR angler. f New York at Cleveland (2) homer New York way. Kaline hit a two-ru- n for the South stars was Provo's 18 1.679 LoRobinson Mathews Rosen .....38 Bruton 7400 (12th), S. (11th), 8th) of W. H. (6th), j Howard, in the third when Birrer himself vs and Turley (8-Grim (4-Dean Jensen, who went hitless in 19 W .612 Wertz hook(7th, Chicago (9th). 4th Hegan Doby (2nd). said gan he E., Midvale, touched off a four-ru-n Lemon . (7-and Wynn ), two trips to "the plate. He had rally with Cleveland ...........31 22 .585 8V No. fellow a with (5th). the ed big a double. Bill Tuttle also homered Detroit no putouts or assists. 29 25 .537 ... 000 300 000 3 5 2 National League bait. artificial Chicago captain in Fain drove Detroit and for i t : r22 .454 30 . . 7 4 000 0 Wshngtn. 000 000 0 7 two runs with a double and single Washington Howard was in the water in Brooklyn . . .001 002 lOx St. Louis at New York (2) SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UP) .447 31 .25 Boston ............ 401 211 coo ... 10 Olx coat 14 (7) and Chicago Hacker, Jeff Rascbi Stars vs hip boots when he reeled the Bill Maureen Connolly, women's ten Moford (1-- and Haddix (3-3S3 33 31 -Kansas (7-Shea ana uampaneiia. City Stone, (2), Abernathy Vic Raschi's comeback pitch fish in. Efforts to hold the' per; Loes and Antonelli (5-nis champion, and Norman Brink-er- Maglie (7-17 37 31f Baltimore HR Gilliam Hacker LP and (5) ) Courtney; Trucks gave the whopper in his net failed and ing lob," a former! Olympic equestrian Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2) he ). and LP Lollar. Stone had to grab him with his Kansas City Athletics a 1 tri Friday's Results In were married Saturday in a cere --UMinarcin (3-and Collum (3-lost he Orioles over In the the Baltimore hands. process Boston 5, . Detroit 2. and Wehmeier mony performed at St. Patrick' vs. Kuzava (1-Boston .... 401 000 000 5 10 1 umph the in kneeled his balance both and home Demaestri Joe New York 3, Cleveland 2. Church by Bishop Charles Buddy ). Detroit .... 004 101 Olx 7 10 1 K.C. runs withbrought SILVER CITY, N. M. (UP) a double in the Baltimore 3, Kansas City 0. water, getting himself an wet. the of San of diocese the Diego Chicago at Brooklyn (2) Rush He also got his hand scarred Former baseball club owner Bill Brewer, Kiely (3) and White fourth inning off loser Duane Pil Washington at Chicago, post (4-and Davis (3-- - vs. New lup by the fish's teeth when he Veeck was showered with shat Roman Catholic Church. Birrer (2) and House. WP lette, making his first start after poned, rain. Hoeft, , tered glass and suffered a severe Some 430 guests jammed the combe (10-0- ) and Meyer (3-LP Kiely (1-Birrer him the mouth. by grabbed overcoming an elbow ailment. Results HR cut in his right shoulder Satur- church and several hundred stood Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (2) Kaline Tuttle Saturday's (11th), (4th) Raschi struck out six and walked WASHINGTON (UP) The The German Brown measand Buhl, (24) vs Spahn (1-day when a spray paint gun he but three in scoring his first vict- New York 6, Cleveland 7. 30 inches U.S. team tightened. Its grip on Baltimore . 000 000 100 1- - 5 ured better than and Surkont ). was using at hid ranch exploded. The church was decorated; with Law (1-'. : ory.-. measurement Washington O. Chicago 10. The long. girth . place . 000 200 OOx International in the 2 first 9 Kan. Boston 5, Detroit 7. much like City The Doctors at a clinic where Veeck Maureen Connolly dahlias, a pat Braves, acting 'was some 20 inches. Dorish McDonald the as named Baltimore 1, Kansas City 2. X; ented after Pillette, (6), Golf of the Amer fellow Indians Tournament variety their was taken said he was not seriousSaturday Moore and wore Raschi Smith: The (8) star. bride tennis (7), belated also ican. rallied reLeague, PGA champion ; Chick Harbert (1-ly injured hut would have to and W. Shantz. LP Pil ly for, a 4 triumph at Pittsburgh Amoebas move by rolling their main at the clinic for at least white wedding gown with long, College World Series. 70 and matched Open king lette par ). bodies cn Bruton and two or three days. homers tight; lace sleeves. along a surface. Billy by Games Are Postponed broke Ed regulation fig Furgol two were the A doctor reported he suffered Among guests ures for the first time with a 69. Second- h ,a gash in his right Miss Connolly's friends who also OMAHA, Neb. (UP) shoulder which went to the bone. became tennis stars early in life day games in the NCAA Co .Thomson Here are this week's Orem Australia's Both arms were cut in several Mrs. Leon Palasik Jr., the former scores: the lead for back into Softball Senior League jumped Patricia Zellmer,. and Mary Ann lege World Series here were post places by the shower of glass. individual E H R honors, posting his sec of wet Veeck was using the paint gun Ellenberger. Both are former poned Saturday because 4 4 20 : 002 tourna Crest View ond 67 of the four-da- y grounds and rain. when the nozile ' apparently be- U. S. Junior champions., 4 0 2x 6. Hill Crest ........231 1 NCAA officials said all games ment Belgium's F o r y Van came clogged and the compressed BOBO SPARS - air forced scheduled for Saturday afternoon Pyne and Moffit; Tomeys and Donck, who entered the round into the paint container THREE ROUNDS would be; played today weather Sumner. three strokes up on the caused the explosion. 12 5 103 41018 Grand View 2nd ASBURY PARK, N. J. (UP) permitting. field, had trouble putting on the Veeck, once owner of the Cleve6 5 3 201 Second-roun00 d greens and shot a 73. games formerly Lincoln land Indians and the St. Louis Middleweight champion C a rl Corbett Browns, now operates a ranch (Bobo) Olson sparred three scheduled for Saturday matched Pullmer and Singleton; Lake View . . .... 522 110 5 3 in southwest New Mexico. , , rounds Friday with Benny Walk- Colgate with Southern California and Carroll. r Carlte and E R H Goulding; S. Johner, Bull Halsey and Henry Hooks Arizona against Springfield in preparation for his light heavy Mass., College, Wake Forest and Crest View 2nd . 002 2 4 3 5 son and Reese. weight title bout with champion Colorado State, and Western Archie Moore in the Polo Michigan against O kl a h o m Grounds in New York, June 22. A&M. ic trans-Atlant- ic By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Sports Writer Home runs in a cluster brought life' back to the collapsed Cleveland Indians Saturday after they handed the first place Yankees five runs in the first inning, then went on to win 6 in a tenacious uphill battle climaxed by Bobby Avila's game winning single with two out in the. ninth . But the big lift came in a can non-ba-ll fourth when Al - Rosen and Vic Wertz drilled two-ru- n homers off Lefty Ed Lopat and Jim Hegan made an equalizing five-ru- n rally with a bases-empt- y - i - 7-- s I ng run-spre- e 4-- ; i . i Davis Shortpatchef Acclaimed Utah's Best Diamond Star two-fift- hs 6-- 5 three-year-o- ld How They Stand four-year-old- , All-St- ar game-break- Probable Pitchers Sunday Games i two-tent- hs half-lengt- h. Angler Catches 1 . Fish On Provo River (5-7- 1) er Satu relay's Li ne Scores 14-b- it : 3) 5) 14-pou- 3) nd (6-2-). 7-- - 5, " 6) n. Little Uo Wed L To Equestrian Star! Ex-jOIymp- 2) (0-3- 3) (1-4- - ic (5-2- ).. 2) (5-2- 4) 2) 5) (7-1- , .. Veeck Injured Painting Mishap 8) 0) . : 2) 3) , s 7) (6-3- ). (6-4- five-hitter- ,- (2-7- 1) 2-- v 1) U.S. Clinches Grip On Golfind Crown 0) 14-3- 2) 2) - 1) . 6) - Orem Senior Softball League five-inc- - 2) : (5-5- 1) (1-0- ). 1) 7-- (0-1- Peter t ! 26-nati- on rain-soak- ed Vancouver Winsi Top Rose Festival Prize j FOR TP v -- f Jt H f r v : PORTLAND (UP) Vancouver, Wash., won the grand sweepstakes diviprize in the sion Saturday for its floral floa: entry in the Portland Rose Festi.val parade.. Portland General Electric was top winner in the commercial division and Pasadefa, Calif., had the best entry for cities outside Oregon. Blue ribbons for floats from Oregon cities went to tha Beaverton Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Hillsboro Junior Chamber of Commerce. FATHER non-commerc-ial - f j - f 7 - - . - ; 7) New Colorado Cpseball Loop Franchise Given another Leagues was an nounced Saturday by the Nation al Baseball Congress. 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