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Show Braves CI WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 Utah County. Utah DAILY HERALD Today's Sports Parade Marquis? Who's That Bum? Gilzenberg Asks " ; OSCAR FRALEY - X Fritzie (the Beard) The Marquis was the fight buff who helped rewrite the rules of the ring back in 1867. Before that time, prize fighters employed tactics which made alley fighting seem like a Jewport tea. . The marquis helped make it a "gentlemanly sporty The marquis sustained his first rabbit punch last rtVvV nccn. - IX-rl- uw" rlonlAWTIfT n yviica zjivxv, v VQ faf fhtlf VlP WflS rfiCOCTlized o of all i time, usedi an- as. "only" the second -dirtiest fighter r i i j j ii ii giuvtxij gmmawr i other ghost to pen a declaration xnat xne of today has to, fight far outside the rules to be a winner. - . 3 Willie Agrees With Zivic Hp -- rare now is administered by Willie the Irnnwn because of a oeroetual six o'clock shadow, supnobody being able to get so unshaven by five. Willie MarVince to advice of letter a in ports Zivic's contention tinez, who engages Virgil Akins at St. lxmis next weeK "RparH . - for thft vacant welterweight chamtyionship. "What Zivic said is absolutely the truth " the Beard he thoucrhtfullv made nublic. "So in don't forcret there hasn't .been a disqualification in a oh amnion shin fiVht since Jack Sharkey lost to Max Schmelincr on a foul in 1930." Willie the Beard, almost as much as Zivic, should qualify as an expert in the matter of boxing outside the boundary lines. Gilzenberg once directed the fistic destiny of Two-to- n Tony Galento 'and. it may be said withoutfear of libel, the man who was built like a barrel cared little for the niceties of hfem or out of the ring. a nllporpst letter-whic- h Willie Managed Cochrane Adcock Hits Home Run; Wins Battle Basebfill Scoreboard ? UPI Sports Writer Some scoundrel walked right up and ftole Milwaukee's 1957 world championship flag Tuesday night but the embarrassed Braves are making H quite dear no one is going to ateal the 1958 pennant from them. The theft of the Braves' flag was noticed shortly after Joe Adcock's pinch two - run homer in the ninth inning gave the world champs a 2 victory over the Cardinals and boosted, them within a game of first place. Whoever took the pennant loosened the rope attaching it to the pole in left field, calmly lowered baseball's cherished banner ;of supremacy and fled into the night. But if the" Braves thought they were robbed , how do you think the Cardinals felt? Stan Jones of the Cards was coasting along with a two - hit, 0 lead until the ninth when Eddie Mathews opened with a single and Wes Covington was hit with a pitch. Jones got the next two .men on forceouts and although a run scored, he was only one out away from victory. Adcock Tees Off Adcock then came off the bench to hit for Bill Bruton and he slammed Jones' second pitch into field bleachers. the Adcock's homer enabled south-poWarren Spahn to record his seventh victory against a single loss. Spahn yielded eight bits, including a homer by Curt lood. run hree Rj(P RepulsWs homer in the firsl inning powered the Phillies to a 1 triumph over the first - place Giants. Repuflski socked his circuit off loser Stu Miller,, who failed to survive the first inning. Jack Sanford was touched for 10 hits but he went the distance to earn his fourth victory. It was only the fifth defeat for the Giants In their last 20 games.; Frank Thomas rapped out three hits and Ronnje Kline posted his sixth victory as the Pirates tripped the last - place Dodgers, - ' r The marqfiis.must be hanging on those astral ropes. '- -J Horse Races Set For Paysori Santaquin, Spanish Fork, Spring- ville, Salem and Payson will par ticipate. 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(UPI Telephoto) State, University of Idaho, Wyo nings, night) Arizona SUte. 7 3 and Washington ming Chicago (night) Chamberlain made the disclosKansas City 7 Kw York 3 (night) ure in a copyrighted article apt Detroit 3 Boston 2 (night) pearing in - the current issue of Thursday's Games Look Magazire. The Kansas star (No games Thursday) Baseball Results announced in the article he was ner Wynn. Loser Griggs League By United Press International 1 pulling out of cplleg basketball 2 4 000 100 001 Boston to begin a barnstorming tour. W LPct. GB 8 6 0 100 003 OOx Detroit National League He said he planned to demand 26 16 .619 Major League Leaders Vancouver . Wall and Berberet. (8) Brewer, a 1 000 010 000 10 2 salary of $25,000 froU the PhilaSan Fran. By United Press International 27 17 .614 . Phoenix ' Hoeft Valentinetti (9), 5 10 0 Foytack, 310 010 OOx delphia Warriors of jthe National National League 4 21 19 .525 Philadelphia Salt Lake Basketball A$sn., when he beS. Miller, (1), (9) and Wilson. Winner Foytack Player & Club G. ABR H Pet. San Diego Worthington 21 20 .512 4i comes eligible for ). 35 131 20 ; 59 .450 Sacramento Loser Brewer Crone (5), Buraside (?) and Musial,, S.L. 18 20 .474 6 next year. Hp said lhat was the 161 40 36 S.F. and Schmidt. Sanford (4)4 Lopa-t64.398 Portland Mays, 7V4 15 20'.429 , -sum he thought the Boston Cel40 ). 158 .348 55 27 HR Loser S, Miller 18 24 .429 8 001 000 20-0- S 6 0 Spencer, S.F. New York Spokane tics paid Bol) Cousy. 28 89 9 30 .341 Seattle Repulski. 16 26 .381 10 Kansas City 301 110 lOx 7 9 2 Crowe, Cin. 27 147 27 50 .340 Pitt 000 010 100 2 8 1 St. Louis Ditmar (5), Grim (7) Skinner, American Tuesday's Results: Turley, 1 4 000 003 3 000 Milwauke League ) and Berra, 'Urban and Chiti.1 31 84 11 33 .393 Vancouver 9 Sacramento 6 (10 Cleve. and Smith. Spahn Loser Turley ). Jones (3-HR Cerv, Ward, innings). Nieman, BalU. 28 89 14 34 .382 (7-and Crandall. HR Flood, Howard, 9 Salt! Lake 8 Spokane 16 35 140 50.357 Fox, Chicago Adcock. 10 innings San Diego 5 Seattle 4 (11 innings). McDgald, N.Y. '30 113 20 40 .354 000 120 000 3 7 2 BalU. Los Angeles 14 1 021 101 001 38 145 23 50 .345 Phoenix at Portland Ppd., wet Kuenn, Det. 000 230 OOx 5 10 0 Cleve. 101- 003 002 1 11 Pittsburgh grounds). Home Runs 17 How Series Stand: O'Dell Roebuck and Triandos. Loes, (5), Kipp (9); Drysdale, National League 1 Salt Lake 0 Vancouver Black-buGrant. Kelly (4). Ferrarese (6). Mays, Giants 13; (8) and Roseborb. Kline, Thomas, BASEBALL 1 Salt Lake 0 Mossi (7)), Wilhelm (lu) and Nix Pirates 13; Cepeda, Giants 12; Spokane (9) and Kravitz. Winner 1 0 San Seattle Diego ). on. Winner Wilhelm Loser Loser Kline ). SPIKES Drysdale Walls, Cubs 12; Mathews, Braves 0 Phoenix 0 Portland HR Skinner. O'Dell (4-Trianell, 11.; REGULAR 9.00 (10. innings) dos, Porter. 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Early Wynn needed a helping hand from Gerry Staley in the ninth inning but he was credited with his fourth straight victory and fifth of the year as the , the Braves' UTAH STAKE LEAGUE W starting hurlers had pitched. 15 Provo Sixth 2 complete games and gone at least Provo Third 2 seven innings in 24 out of 3o 1 Fourth Provo games. Nine of the games need1 1 ............ Fourteenth Provo led only one relief pitcher, and 0 . "since May 13, three pitchers have University 0 2 een used in one game only once Park Results Monday: in 13 games. Provo Sixth defeated Park Provo Third defeated University ( Pet. GB . 15 21 .417 94 Tuesday's Results Boise 10, Great Falls 6; 14 24 .368 II Pocatello 13, Idaho Falls 7 : Tuesday's Results 1 Billings 4, Magic Valley 1 San Francisco Philadelphia night .Tonight's schedule Pittsburgh I Los Angeles 3 night Boise at Great- Falls Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3 (10 innings Pocatello at Idaho! Falls night) Milwaukee 3 St. Louis 2 (night) Magic Valley at Billings Missoula bye Thursday's Games (No games ichoduled) American League NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED Cleveland second baseman Bobby Avila (left) and catcher Russ Nixon (15) bend over and examine pitcher Bon Ferrarese's ankle after the latter was injured while fielding Al PilarcikV infield grounder in the seventh 4-- Boyd Wilson, president of the Cocklebur Riding club, is directing the meet, in which horsemen from Nephi, Delta, Goshen, Genola, Ben jamin, Lake Shore, Spring Lake, Memorial Day races in Payson, under direction of Utah State Riding Club Association, will be held at the local field starting at 2 p.m. Ssl sfyjmxifM. ii 1 v the lesson to heart. w 4 1 2-- triple and a single by Thomas. Don Drysdale, who was charged with Pittsburgh's first four runs, suffered his eighth defeat. Cincinnati Wins Don Hoak's 10th inning single with the bases loaded off reliever Don Elston paced Cincinnati to a 3 win over Chicago. The Cubs scored all their runs off starter Brooks Lawrence in the fourth inning. Walter Moryn's two - run homer featured the rally. Jerry and Frank Robinson Lynch homered for the Redlegs. Re liever Hal Jeffcoat was the win ner. Over in the American League, the Kansas City Athletics hopped all over Bob Turley to beat the first - place New York Yankees, Bob Cerv put the, A's in front with a three - run homer in the. first inning and the Yan "4 Chicago St Louis Los Angeles 3-- 5-- 8. It was "strategy," relates Gilzenberg, which won the title for Cochrane. And he suggests that Martinez take W. L. Pet. GB Pocatello 2ft 14. .650 ... Great Falls Missoula 23 13 .639 1 21 17 .553 4 Magic Valley 17 20 .459 7tt Boise 15 18 .455 7 Billings Idaho Falls 19 23 .452 8 W. LJ 21 20 i 5-- PAYSON S. Tran. Milwaukee By MILTON RICHMAN -- red-hair- ed - On , Pioneer League Major League Standings National League Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Another inhabitant of the Gilzenberg stable was broth of a boy named Freddie (Red) Cochrane. Thus it comes as no surprise when Gilzenberg, informs Martinez that Cochrane won this same welterweight championship from, of all people,1 Zivic, in a "strictly plan ned and calculated )dirty fight." "One of Zivic's favorite foul tricks was to circle an opponent's neck with, his left arm, pull him. in close and hit him low with a .right uppercut," Gilzenberg relates. "Our strategy was to bump headswithJFritzie whenever he tried that trick. In round two, that night in 1941 at a Newark ball park, their heads came together like a couple of billiard balls," Willie adds. "You could hear it in the outfield. Fritzie, proud of his hard head, began to lose the fight ricrht then. But in the fourth round we wrapped it up. I Successive doubles by Dick sent Cochrane out with instructions to hit Zivic deliber Groat, Ted Kluszewski and Thom as produced the Pirates first ately below the belt. two runs the fourth in and they "I'll never forget Zivic admittedly the dirtiest fightmore added in three the fifth on Beard Willie the er of bis era complaining to the referee," Bill wild a Virdon'a triple, pitch, chuckles over his electric typewriter. Bob Skinner's Groat's - am Win -- By TVntr1a.i rrxv , the eiernth. e VIVA. ttotv Tv.- G.Vilfn mmviiw yull,IVUI in his spectral Marquis of Queensberry, must be reeling u seat toaay as resun, oi a uhc-tf"" '' nngsiae Gilzenberg. Zivic and Willie XTnr ran t With On n 4. fl IN WEST CENTER D,a-airDrQlb)- cfl n- - old-sty- le HARDWARE - FURNITURE PROVO 5th SOUTH and 2nd VtST 255 W. CENTn PROVO FR 3-34- 82 KENTUCKY STRAIGHT, BOURBON WHISKY 86 PROOF EARLY TIMES DISTILLERY COMPANY LOUISVILLE 1. KENTUCKY i |