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Show 'YVS: I V.... ' , " ' ' - V Ddlgeirs Trip Ciocy I Loss Drops , Redlegs to Third Place flTTr-- ll i'1n ir i 1 in m'n i; n mi n 'i iwhi m j :, '" - :,y' I'-'-- wil' r n 1 " i n'wii " ' ) n imr v i win- - ' i 'T half-gam- :-; The Redlegs, who had held first place since May 15, dropped into third place behind the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies-Chicag- o Cubs game at Philadelphia was rained out. The game between the Milwaukee Braves and Pirates at Pittsburgh Was postponed by rain and wet grounds. Defeat Giants In the other National League game, the St. Louis Cardidals defeated the New York Giants, for their fourth straight victory. Coach Stan Hack directed the winners because Manager Freddie Hutchinson was scouting young players in the N.C.A.A. "world series" at Omaha, Neb. The Chicago White Sox, with Billy Pierce pitching a three-hit- , 0 victory over the Baltimore Orioles, boosted their American League lead to sdx games as the Detroit Tigers whipped the second-place New York Yankees, 5--4, 2-- 7-- 4. Pierce now has given up only one earned run. in his last 47 & Club G. AB R. H. Pet. 44 181 25 65 .359 Musial, St.L. 44 171 24 61 .357 Bkn. Hodges, 4 He struck out six Orioles his strikeout total to 70, 9 y Bos. N.Y. Mantle, -. t ' f i - i v 7 Fox, Chi. DMaestri, K.C. Lemon, Wash. '"," St ' - '' ' - f A p. '-- X 138 182 23 57 57 63 44 57 19 .385 .368 .366 .319 .313 L WHAT DO YA ME) AN, SAFE? Walt Dropo (left) and Nelson Fox (center) of the 'White Sox release verbal barrage at Umpire Art Paparella in the sixth inning of the game Saturday at Comiskey Park in Chicago, after the umpire called Baltimore Orioles' Billy Gardner safe on a close play at first base. The Sox won the game (UP Telephoto) 2-- (UP) Louis P. Doherty's Traffic Judge rallied in the Belmont Park stretch Saturday to win the $62,700 Metropolitan Handicap by of a length and return another portion of the $362,345.67 Skowron, Yanks 8. his owner paid for him last January. Runs Batted In With Eddie Arcaro in the sadNational League Musial, Cards Judge struck from s dle, Traffic 40; Aaron, Braves 38; Hoak, field of 17 35; Furillo, Dodgers 33; Rob- far back in the bulky commnad inson, Redlegs 32; Bell, Redlegs starters and70swept into to in the last up a pick yards 32. i American League Sievers, Sen- winner's purse of $44,600 and ators 38; Skowron, Yanks 33; boost his lifetime earnings to YORK three-quarte- rs 0. 7-- 1; American Golfer Baseball Scoreboard Loses Out In ever to contest the mile race, About three-fourtof all oil Omshing a length in front of Mrs. AMERICAN LEAGUE wells drilled in the United States Charles Uhick Bay's Greek Spy, W L Pet. since 1859 have proved productive. a field horse. 13 .711 32 .662 Chicago 27 20 .574 New York le Brooklyn 28 17 Philadelphia 28 18 Cincinnati Milwaukee St. Louis New York 29 26 24 19 19 21 .20 29 15 13 Pittsburgh Chicago 31 29 Saturday's Scores Milwaukee at Pittsburg, poned, rain. Chicago at Philadelphia, poned, rain. Brooklyn 9, Cincinnati 2. .609 Detroit .604 .578 533 408 326 310 Cleveland Boston Kansas City Washington post- St. Louis 5, New York 4. Friday's Scores Brooklyn 6, Cincinnati 3. St. Louis 5, New York 3, 11 f nings. Philadelphia 1, Chicago 0. Milwaukee 5, Pittsburgh 0. poned, rain. Baltimore 3, Chicago 2, nings. Detroit 6, New York 3. 1 IU I 7 mS3 I I V M in- Washington 11, Cleveland 7. Kansas City 6, Boston in- 3. TODAY'S PITCHERS records in parenthesis) (Won-lo- st NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2) Law(4--3) and Jeffcoat (4-and Koufax (4-- (5-- 2) 2) ' Roebuck St. Louis at New York (2) (0-0-). (0-3- and Wehmeier (2-vs. Bumside ) Antonelli Chicago (3-6- Drabowski or 4) (5-- 2) (1-3- Mc-Dani- el and ) ). at Philadelphia (2) (2-- 5) 6) and Drott (3-- vs CardweU (3-and Haddix ). Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (2) Pizarro (2-and Trowbridge (0-(3-and Kline (1-0) vs. Friend (4-3- 2) - 4) 8) 6) AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at Kansas City and Sullivan (2-Susce (3-1) (2) vs. 4) Morgan (3-- and McDermott ). Baltimore at Chicago (2) Moore (2-) vs. Donovan and OdeM (5-and Fischer ). (1-1- 4) (0-0- 4) (3-2- 1) Give Him The at Cleveland Washington ) Hernandez vs. ) Wynn (0-0- (0-2- Things He'd Choose (1-3- New York at Detroit Sturdivant ). vs. Maas SPORT COATS (6-3- TKO Win Friday Beautiful new fabrics and models in Utah's Jay (UP) Fullmer, younger brother of ex middleweight champ Gene Full mer, scored a technical knockout over Chicago's Eddie Ford. Friday night in a bout preliminary to Gene's victory over Tiger Jones. It was Jay's fourth profession al win and he claimed it easily in 2:42 of the first round after downing Ford for an eight count. CHICAGO a range of colors that will be perfect to wear through summer and fall. Brand names he will be proud to own. 32" Jake Mintz Dies Of Heart Attack SLACKS PITTSBURGH, June 8 (UP) Excitable Jake Mintz, one of box ing's most colorful managers who piloted Ezzard Charles to the heavyweight title in 1949, died f today of a heart attack. Complete selection of slacks, Including the new hot weather R tropicals, flannels, gabardines and fine worsteds. r WHS. CHAIN LINK PLAY New Model 740 Remington 30-0- 6 Automatic Regular $134.50 r'Pn n use fiQXi J y our LAYAWAY v per lineal ft. INCLUDES: Line Posts and Top Rail . For Free Estimates, call 1 CLIFF Regular $95.25 New Model 12 to Pay I - 599' Home Specialties 118 No. State, in Orem i i to the Red Sox! j Les Arries, teevee consultant to? promoter Emil Lence in the) Floyd Patterson - Hurricane Jackn son heavyweight "title bout at the. Polo Grounds July 29, played football at Northwestern Just be-- ; fore World War T. At the time.k Chicago sportswriter picked Aif- -j team and' ries on his the grateful Arries told him: "I'll leave you something In my Ricketts has a Rochester Red with the record Wings this season and they say that if he improves his curve he could make the and change-u- p big league grade. Opponents also say that trying to hit him when he lets loose of the ball is "like having somebody throw off the top of a roof." Ricketts isn't the first ballplayer who had to make such a ca- reer decision. Such current stars Gene Conley of as the Milwaukee Braves as well as Frank Baumholtz of the Phillies The i 4-- 1 " All-West- will." "What?" asked the writer. 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These include Bill Sharman of the Boston Celtics; r Neil Johnston of the Warriors, who was forced to shift because he .came down with a sore pitch- ing arm, and Philadelphia's Jack George, who was under contract I BOATING AND OTHER EQUIPMENT. NO REFUNDS, RETURNS, CHARGE ACCOUNTS OR LA YAW AYS ! ). (4-- 3) WASH-N-WEA- (6-6- (2) and Kemmerer ) and Garvia and Dick Groat of the Pirates 4 could have had successful pn basketball careers but decided oil Miller's sell out all summer stock to make room for new Sportswear, Ski Wear Department. Open in future only from September to April for winter sports and college sports. SELLING TO BARE WALLS: ALL FISHING, HUNTING, BASEBALL, ARCHERY, vs. or 2) Drysdale mm wm tarn E Cleveland 6, Washington 4. Detroit 7, New York 4. Boston at Kansas City, post- Friday's Results Du-ques- ft oops Saturday's Results Chicago 2, Baltimore 0. post- - (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.) By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer Fearless NEW YORK (UP) Fraley's facts and figures: A "moving" fast ball may force Dick Ricketts, the former .531 .522 .479 .447 .426 .333 26 23 24 22 23 25 21 26 20 27 V 34 Baltimore rence ItlVlllkRb! 5-- 1; 5-- 1. LEAGUE W L Pet. NATIONAL French Tourney 1 6-- 1; hs contest V NEW s; Mantle, Yanks 33; Minoso, White $374,000. Only $61,875 of that total, howSox 33; Jensen, Red Sox 30; ever, was earned in the black Wertz, Indians 30. and green silks of Doherty, who Pitching purchased the son of Alibhi by Red-leg- s Phils Sanford, Acker, sealed bid from the estate of DonoShantz, Yanks the late Clifford Mooers. van, White Sox Jan Burke's Dedicate was sec Bunning, Tiond in the second largest field gers 6-- 1; 6-- OPEN Ricketts' Fast Ball May : Lead Him Into Big Leagues Red-leg- MUM me TIL 9 172 29 42 32 TODAY'S SPORT PARADE Arcaro Rides Winner In Metro Race National League Aaron, Braves 13; Moon, Cards 11; Snider, Dodgers; Musial, Cards; Bailey, Mays, Giants, and Sauer, Giants, all 10. American League Mantle, Yanks 14; Williams, Red Sox 12; Zernial, Athletics 11; Sievers, Senators 11 ; Skizas, Athletics 8; V Har-ridg- NITE 148 155 Red-leg- 36-ho- MONDAY 37 Home Runs k- v " 43 46 45 46 48 Williams, PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1957 58 .354 45 .352 65 .342 21 16 American League 4 9 s Cin. Robinson, r .. the majors. Saturday's CHANT ILLY, France (UP) was Pierce'6 seventh Henri de LaMaze of France won straight as he raised his record the" French International Golf to 10-He has a 1.80 earned run championship for the eighth time average. Saturday when he beat Coi. Ken Smith of Kansas City, Mo., 7 and Favorite Punching: Bags final. The Tigers, entertaining their 6, in the scheduled favorite punching bags, scored six runs in the first four innings off Ralph Terry and Tommy TRUCKS SUSPENDED, FINED KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP) VirByrne to defeat the world champions for the fifth time in six gil Trucks, Kansas City Athletics' meetings this year. Charley right bander, has been fined an Maxwell's homer in the fourth undisclosed sum and suspended e five days by President Will proved the decisive run. of the American League for Don Mossi and Ray Narleski, Cleveland's relief pitching stars, aiudng with umpire Larry Napp combined to snap a five-gaduring Thursday night's game with the Baltimore Orioles. Inas streak led the losing they dians to a 4 victory over the Washington Senators. matching the Boston Red Sox The only night game scheduled, and Athletics at Kansas City, was an American League postponed because of rain. 2S00 40 164 32 128 45 190 Fondy, Pgh. Groat, Pgh. 2. v ' .. Player e. innings. to bring best in triumph V ..." Major League Leaders By UNITED PRESS National League 9--2. . j I I Big r The Brooklyn Dodgers, defend-lag National League champions, knocked Cincinnati out of first place Saturday' by defeating the Redlegs, Johnny Podres pitches his fifth straight victory for Brooklyn and Rube Walker and Junior Gilliam gave him strong support by knocking in three runs each. Brooklyn took first place by a ' I . , In v'r;-.- ; I ''.. ; IH"." 1" j Grab Matim a! League Lead Leaders ; Leagues 9-- 2, Br United Press 1 "T" 1 90 WATER SKI BELTS 2.50 Reg. $5.00 HOURS 1 1 AM. to 7 P.M. Phono FR 3-59- 50 50 East 5th North K f |