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Show SUNDAY. JULY 18. 183 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD Roberts Halts Piravs ; 1 . - . Hits For J B arber ? ; Mearn Hits Two Homers As Giants Win 10 to 2 "I i the Philadelphia The Braves, who now trail the Phillies ace posted Dodgers by 12 games, also went on a hitting rampage against the urday as he limited the Pitts- Redlegs, collecting 14 safeties, burgh, Pirates to three hits for a including homers by Joe Adcock and Johnny Logan. Ray Crone 1 triumph. Now in his eighth major league allowed Cincinnati only six hits in season with the Phils, Roberts pitching the fifth straight comdid . not walk a man and used plete game for the Braves. going Turley had a only 84vpitches in the stretch. The Pirates picked against the Senators . until the up all their hits in the second sixth inning when Pete Runnels inning, 'then 'Roberts settled singled to center. Clint Courtney down and retired 22 men In followed with the only other hit off the Yankees hulking rightorder. I: It was RobertsM3th victory of hander. It jvas the 16th shut (Ka cuitnn aeralnct spvpn ripfpatS. out suf feted by the Senators this '; He aided his own cause with season. a homer in the eighth inning, The Red Sox fought a stubborn while Batterymate Andy Semi-nic- k uphill battle against the Orioles before emergingwith their 13th homered in the fourth. victory in their last 15 games. In other National League the New York Giants turned Boston scored two nins. in the then back the Brooklyn Dodgers, 10-- fifth to tie- - the score at with the aid of two home runs by picked up its winning run in the pitcher Jim Heara, while; the Mil- eighth on a triple by Sammy waukee Braves whipped 'the Cin- White and a single by Grady for their fifth Hatton.cinnati Reds, Wynn straight triumph. In the American League, Bob Connie Johnson, recalled from the New York Toronto 10 days ago, outdueled Turley pitched two-hit, Yanks to a victory Early Wynn in pitching the White over the Washington Senators; Sox to their shutout victory over the Boston Red Sox rallied for a the Indians, who now trail New uiuiuf u uvci uic uaiuiuuic York by five games. Johnson Orioles; the Chicago White Sox allowed only six hits and struck stopped the Cleveland- - Indians, out 12 men. Wynn, who sufand the Kansas City Ath- fered his fourth defeat against 11 letics edged the Detroit Tigers, victories, gave up all the White ' . Sox' runs before he was relieved r Bounce Back by Bob Feller in the fifth inning. The Giants, bouncing back Jim Finigan's eighth - inning from their disastroussingle scored Vic Power from to third ' base and carried the Ath nieht defeat by! the Dodgers, taled 13 hits against three Brook- letics to their squeaker over the lyn pitchers. In addition to his Tigers.. Al Ditmar gave up" seven two homers, Hearn also added a hits in collecting his fifth victory single in four trips . to; the plate of the season, while Frank Lary was charged with his 10th defeat and knocked, in four runs. - t t ' ... United Press Sports Writer Lit t 7-- i ! A, no-hitt- er n,. - - ..- " K r rr -- v . - ' i- -- -....., s - ft - - : . 1 4 ' J 1 - r,,i'i i M 5-- 2, n 4-- 0 6-- 0, ; 2-- 1. . - Friday j ' Baseball Scoreboard NATIONAL LEAGUE 201 101 Philadelphia FORCED AT SECOND Gil McDougald, of the Yankees seems to be kicking the ball with bis York foot, as he is forced at second by Elston Howard in the sixth inning of the Washington-Neon ball to is its in the thrown been direction that first," way by game Saturday. Actually, having Senator Second Sacker ' Pete Runnels (left) in unsuccessful attempt to complete a double play. (UP Telephoto). , w ' i To Coasts Easy Win Swaps In Hollywood Park Gallop (3-- 2) 0117 0 11 1 3 4) (9-3-). L . .010 000 000 7) All the 0 5) Iit-tlefiel- d. -- 0) 3) 5T Ed Furgol Should Be Given (5-5- (8-6- 5) n IIT-It,,- ,.., Royal Welcome 3) 6) 1 Way 0) 3) 1 (2-3- ra ley three-year-o- ld 1) 1) (6-9- 5) Zu-veri- a-5- nk 3) (7-5- 3) 2) 0) (1-5- (3-1- 1) 65-68-- 68 j 02. or, Pa., each had 205. It was a hectic day for Barber. He blasted a fine,four-under-pa- r 32 on his first nine and took a birdie and a par on the next two Ike to Meet With 32 Sports Champs WASHINGTON (UP) The Whit holes. House has announced the names Then the trouble started. Bolt 32 sports champions and enthuof In and Hawkins, also bis three- siastswho will meet with the out drives on some, long banged ' President Monday to plan ways to Plumbers Craghead strengthen the par four 12th. Barber cracked ed their position as loop leaders his drive Into a gopher hole be spur more young Americans to take part in competitive sports. In the Provo Pony League Base- hind a steep bunker. The White House said Mr. Eisenball campetition with a thrilling about a foot hower Barber called the luncheon meeting 4 win over Provo Phillies in down into probed the. hole with the end because he is concerned at "the an exciting game played Friday of his club and a boy present trend of youngsters to benight on the Pony League field at finally, pulled it out. Harmon Park. The little pre fired a long wood come spectators rather than parThe Plumbers won the hard shot next to the. green and could ticipate t actively , in competitive way as they had to come from have emerged with a par, but sports." Murray Snyder, assistant White for a bogie six. behind a 0 deficit, but it paid three-puttHouse Next he press secretary, said the 14th the and off as it left them with a record bogied President while 15th Bolt were hopes the sports leaders Hawkins and of 13 wins against one lone de can a greater interest stimulate birdies and closer. coming feat, while the loss for the Phil- sinking in But two down Barber settled for competitive sports and thus lies put them two full games in -the standards "improve physical the rear with 12 wins and three of Americans and reduce young two losses. The teams do not Herald Headliner: juvenile delinquency." meet again this season, and it is The sports luminaries invited to hard for fans to vision any of the the lunch Include such greats and other clubs knocking the Plumb former greats as center" fielder ers over twice. Willie . Mays of the New York Cragheads won the game by Giants, former heavyweight scoring three runs in the bottom champion Gene Tunney, Wimbleof the seventh. Dave Carter stole don tennis champ Tony Trabert home with the winning run. and He. picks fruit In the summer golfer Bobby Jones. In the other game of the day, time, a of is but kind necessary Telluride Motor and Dairy Queen evil and not his favorite hobby, played to an 8 tie score. The says Gary Baum, young Lev ens Fordsters tallied three times In second sacker, and personable the top of the final inning to ap- young athlete who rates as one parently sew up the contest, but of the Herald's "player of the : Dairy Queen came through with winners. four tallies before time ran out day" Gary likes to fish and hunt. and the game was called at the They are much more fun than end of the sixth inning. , fruit picking. He has tried Straw . 102 0238 9 2 Telluride ... berry, Deer Creek and Provo Dairy Queen .. 300 0148 9 3 River already this season, and Jim Griffith, Doug Reid (6) at least one fish each day. and Johnny Lant: Phil Hoskins. caught A son of LeRoy and Mamie 3 Dennis Norton (6) and Billy Ol-- Baum. he is playing his second sen. year of Pony League baseball Provo Phillies 103 000 3 2 after two successful years in 000 011 7 5 Little League. He is a native Craghead Cliff Pierpont and Bob McDon- Provoan and his father works at ald; Ron Robbins and Gaylen Geneva. Robbins. Gary isn't exactly restless for school to get started this fall, but New Hampshire was the ninth he will be numbered among the state to ratifv the Constitution of tenth graders at Provo High the United States, which meant when the bells mark the end of L 'the vacation period. its adoption. GARY BAUM 5-- ed . The Player j. c (5-4- (2-7- Wally Ulrich, Rochester, Minn., and George Bigham. Kansas City. Mo.; with 206. 8-- Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (2) and Negray Simmons (4-and Seminick, Roberts (13-(5-(2-vs. and Friend Law Pepper. (7), Martin (9) ). ). Littlefield and Atwell. LP By ALEX KAHN at "Milwaukee (2) Seminick (7th), Roberts Cincinnati HR United Press Sports Writer vs Collum (7-and Black (3-(1st). ' INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP) and Nichols. ). Conley (10-5- ) Rex C. Ellsworth's Swaps coasted AMERICAN LEAGUE Brooklyn. ...000 002 0002 8 2 Cleveland at Chicago (2) Score to his eighth straight victory Sat New York ,.210:160 OOx 1 13 I (8-(5-to strengthen his claim as vs. Houtteman and urday ) (3 , Hughes (6), Home-Ft Spooner, LabineTTstot-(6-). the In the na Q O and Trucks flnH Harshman top v Western the at Detroit 57,750 Kansas City (2) tion, winning ). Westrum. LP Harmon explains: Spooner By OSCAR FRALEY (2-(4-er vs. at Park Raschi and Hollywood by six Boyer HR Hearn 2 (3rd & 4th). I was playing in the . British United Press Sports . Writer and Garver : ). Gromek (8-and hit what felt like a good lengths. NEW YORK (UP) Fearless Open (2) to Cincinnati ...100 OOti 0102 6 2 Baltimore at Boston shot the green on a short hole The Kentucky Derby winner (2-facts and McDonald and ) figures: Fraley's 9 Milwaukee . .000 011 30x 5 14 with a blind green. There wasn't was cantering across the finish (3-). Nixon home arrives vs. and Ed Susce Sunday with Jockey Willie Shoemaker Furgol Nux-'Klippstein (5), Freeman (7), (4-- ; New York at Washington (2) from his bitter trip to the British a sound." half standing' in the irons, but Crone hall (8) and Burgess; (0-vs. Open and he should be met with Harmon walked up to the green, despite the ease of Swaps win and Crandall. LP Klippstein ). Ford (10-4- ) (1-- and Gray banked by the silent, gallery, and and Stone a brass band and a red carpet his 2:00a his was time creditable HR Thurman (5th), Logan Abernathy ball was three inches to the so that the for . Standings: opinions voicing (10th), Adcock llth). side of the Harmon looked 35. American League many American golfers have fear- at the gallery cup. Fabulous Vegas finished second and, in a loud voice, W L Pet. fully delivered "off the record" commented caustically: AMERICAN LEAGUE and Jean's Joe was third In the 54 28 .659 after their British invasions. New York . .102 000 001 4 12 1 New York , field but they were "I" must have pulled It a little 1 outspoken 2 000 .000 . never in the race as Swaps led 0000 Cleveland ..49 33 .598 Furgol was extremely Washington time And the about Isn't it poor treatment; at the hands USGA stood on its own feet and from wire to wire although under and Berra; Schmitz, Chicago ...46 32 .590 about Turley (11-sacrosanct Royal and Anof the 47 36 .566 a tight hold that almost choked Stobbs (9) and Courtney. LP Boston St. Andrews. So much so supported our guys instead of con him at cient 40 39 .506 Schmitz ). HR Berra (15th) Detroit during the early stages. them even before they .35 45 ,438 that the U.S. Golf Association, still demning Kansas City The time was four-fiftof a hear their side of the story? 26 53 .329 striving for its old school tie, has Cleveland ..?00Q 000 0000 6 0 Washington the set second off track record the.R & A takes ....... ...23 54 .299 indicated that ifaction Chicago .....031 020 OOx 6 8 0 Baltimore in 1950 by Noor. it possibly any punitive National League Wynn, Feller (5), Wight (7) and The track waited until 45 minAFL utes follow suit. W L Pet. Johnson might Hegan, Naragon (6); before post time to announce (2-There is a myth that Walter .58 25 .699 andLbllar.XP Wynn (II-4- ). Brooklyn whether any wagering would be 45 36 .556 Hagen broke the clubhouse ban at HR Milwaukee Dropo (11th). 2-on the Westerner and 1 permitted so. Ha If Andrews. This isn't St. x Chicago ..........45 38 .542 then allowed only win betting. Baltimore ...220 000 0004 11 0 New York ..41 41 .500 gen hadn't been a pal of the Duke went at odds of 1 to off Swaps Boston ......010 120 Olx 5 9 1 Cincinnati ...........36 42 .462 of Windsor, then the Prince of 20 he the legal minand returned 36 42 .462 Wales, he'd never have been per Palica.i Wilson (3) and Triandos; x St. Louis to imum $2.10 of win. Delock, Brewer (2), Kinder (7) Philadelphia .,.36 46 .439 mitted in the clubhouse. He went It was only the second time ), Kinder and White. WP .29 56 .341 in as the Prince's personal guest. Rotary Club scored a run In that Pittsburgh Swaps had run a mile and to All in .all,' the British give the seventh inning Saturday x Standings don't include LP Wilson a His other race at the quarter. 1, an deal. A in a bum American classic American competitors defeat F L, Louis night game. was in winning distance So, too, do the galleries. As Claude Little League make up game at the Kansas City 000 000 020 2 10 0 Friday's . Results: Kentucky Derby at Louisville 000.000 1001 7 2 Detroit North Park. American League he beat Nashua in 2:01-4when and Astroth; Lary Cleveland 1. Chicago 0 (night). 'ed game of May 29. Ditmar (5-It was one of the best games Swaps went out easily from and House. HR 5, Delsing Detroit 11, Kansas City 8, (night), Philadelphia played this season in the Amer- the gate and by the Pittsburgh time he 11 innings. . ican Little League. (9th). (night). the first the finish reached line New York 3. Washington 0 (night). Milwaukee 4, Cincinnati 2 (first Bob Hicken singled Johnny Today's Pitchers a In time he was half length (won-lorecords in parentheses) Baltimore 9, Boston 3 (night). Ashton home with the winning front of game, Stick. Going Hickory It. National League NATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee 5, Cincinnati 3 (see run m it. me sevenia. turn Shoemaker around the let 8 at 12. New York ( night). New York ond game night). Gene Nuttall led the" Rotary at him get almost a Brooklyn Brooklyn In front length (9-or Newcombe (14-1- ) vs. Pittsburgh .11,. Philadelphia 5 Chicago 6, St. Louis 4 (night, tack with a double and single, Stick clung in second Hickory 11 or Antonelli Gomez of while Terry Andrews also suspend(night), completion innings). place while Fabulous Vegas was pounded out a double and single third and Brooksickle was fourth. for AFL, It was not until the far turn The line score that Shoemaker relaxed his hold D01 000 5 even a little on the horse and Rotary A TL 001 000 5 he opened up a length and a half 1 Ashton and Wright, lead. The crowd of 45,000 let out Seegmiller, r Halladay; Clark, Nielsen, S. Beck a cheer as Swaps gradually Inand K. Beck. creased his lead until the finish. TMttshnrtrh 54-ho- le pars and a birdie ' on the last three holes to retain his three stroke margin over the field. Behind the five leaders were Of the Day Derby Winner Out in Front 'Pollet Chicago at St. Louis (5-vs. or Davis Arroyo Saturday's Results Plumbers Trip Philles 5-- 4 To Hike Lead on the first . 36 holes, faltered briefly Saturday but recovered for a 69 and bis 198 total just two strokes off the record set by Lloyd Mangnim. Right on Barber's heels were Tommy Bolt of Chattanooga. 201, and Tenn., with a Arnold Palmer of Latrobe, Pa., with a Fred Hawkins. St. Andrews. III., and Art Wall, Jr.. Pocono Man 4-- -t i- -- 63-661- 29 . Out-Due- ls tle Jerry Barber overcame a gohper hole crisis and clung to a three-strok- e lead at the three-quarter mark of the St. Paul Open Golf Tournament Saturday with an 198. d The Los Angeles pro, who fired a record pint-size- 4-- 4, 2, ST. PAUL. Minn. (UP) par : -- ac-"tio- ,- J i ;, " dlf'M eel Pay! By RICHARD McFARLAND , ! 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