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Show n Fo r'd DUITO omber Ace Strikes Out wmmtmmwmmmmmm it By FRED DOWN United Press International It's axiomatic that - ... Sir- :' .: .:.:.::.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.i- .x. x. " 11 ;:.; By HAL WOOD UKNITED PressInternational Art LAS VEGAS,; Nev. (UPI) d Three n the champion of leaguers t Joe Hatten, Vic Lom-bar- Way,1959 the professional golfing cirand Bill Wight put their cuit believes in hunches. gray matter to work with slightly I a hunch I won't '"And have weakening arms Wednesday night to each rack uo hurling victories in the Pacifc Coast. League. None of the trio went the whole route in achieving victory, but York Yankees and Milwaukee Braves never look more like champions than when Whitey Ford and Lew Burdette are at the oppo throwing goose-egg- s sition. And, it's equally true that notli 4"g can make a major league team look worse than to have its pitching collapse. soft-spoke- . were demon strated dramatically Wednesday night When the, Yankees and all pitched creditable baseball. ' Lombardi was the victor in 5 Portland's conquest of Phoenix. Wight relieving for another old vet, Max Surkong, got the hod in Seattle's 5 win over Salt Lake. Hatten, only 42, needed help in the seventh, but his e was responsible for Vanwin over Sacramento. couver's Bobby Locke, hardly dry- behind the ears at 25, pitched San Diego to a 0 decisipn over Spokane in other PCL action. Thirteen years ago, Hatten and Lombarde were aces on the Brooklyn Dodgers' pitching ' staff and Wight was a second-line- r for the 11-- to extends recreation facilities EIGHTH NORTH Giant bulldozers and Braves scored brilliant victories y9 on the strength of their pitching and the Cincinnati Reds and Kan sas City Athletics suffered' humili- earth-move- rs , hold big early leads. . Whiffs Fifteen Ford. Ditching, perhaps the fin est game of his career, limited the Washington Senators to seven hits and struck out 15 batters in a victory while Burto one of the fastest dette, off his of career out - dueled starts Robin Roberts to defeat the Philadelphia Philliesi-O- . The Yankees thus kept the pressure on the g Cleveland Indians, in J the American League race and the Braves kept their lead in the softball diamonds which ban be converted into a football field. At present the area contains a total of six tennis courts, and the new additions jwill give the University a total of 20. The University will have the .largest and most modern facilities in the intermountain area. The new facilities will extend clear to Eighth North and 150 East. This was ' an area! once '."solid with homes, which the university has purchased and razed. continued to clear and level ground at Brigham Young4 University this week as work moved ahead on new recreation facilities south of the George Albert Smith fieldhouse. The expansion of facilities includes 14 new lighted tennis courts, a pitch and putt golf course, a gymnastic area, and outdoor basketball court, and two , 9-- well-travel- front-runnin- National League chase. And what poor Mayo Smith of Craft of the the Reds and Harry ' have would Athletics given for kind ' of that bit just a tiny ' .of pitching! Smith sat back comfortably iwhen his Reds scored six runs in at the third inning and led, the end of five innings. Then he groaned in despair as the Pittsburgh Pirates rallied' to tie with seven runs in the seventh and . , 7-- 0, on a ninta-lanin- g went on to win, single by Rocky Nelson'. Walk, Walk, Walk Craft was living it up like Casey Stengel when his Athletics ran up a 1 lead on the Chicago White Sox after two innings. But the White Sox ruined his night by after six inrallying to lead, nings and then left him crushed when they tallied 11 runs on eignt walks, one hit batsman, three errors and one solitary single in the 9-- 8, 6-- Leaders In 3-- United Press International Player American League Club G AB R H Pet. & Kaline, Det v Power, Cleve. Howard, N.Y. Fox, Chi. Strcklnd, Clev. 38' 9 9 7 10 36 27 9 31 2- - 10 3 4 6 45 National League Aaron, Milw.' Alou, S.F. .DeMeter, L.A. Cepeda, S.F. Banks,; Chi. Pins on, Cin. 8 34 10- 8 7 9 41 39 52 39 39 - 10 12 10 9 16 .421 15 .417 11 .407 18 .400 12 .387 5-- .500 .390 .385 .383 14 .359 14 .359 17 16 15 20 10 7 9 Runs Batted In! National League Demeter, Giants 15; 16; Cepeda, Dodgers .Reds Cubs 11; 13; Pinson, Banks, -- - Robinson; Reds 10. American League Triandos, Orioles 14 ; Skowron, Yankees 12 : Held, Indians 10; Aparicio, White Sox 10; Minoso, Indians 9; Stephens, Red Sox 9; Strickland, In' dians 9. Home Runs National League seventh frame for a 20-- 6 triumph! Demeter, it The Indians walloped the Giants 5; 6; Cepeda, Dodgers 10-Banks their 4,' for Giants 4; Alou, Cubs, eighth Tigers, win in nine games and the Boston Mathews, Braves 3; Robinson, Red Sox beat the Baltimore Ori- Reds 3, in - the .other American American League Held, Indioles, Francisco The San ans Orioles 4; Min5; Triandos, League games. Giants downed the Los Angeles oso, Indians 3; Yost, Tigers 3; in the other Nation- Power, Indians 3; Bertoia, SenaDodgers, al League game tors 3. . ; BiU Skowron broke up the threH Pitching hour and marathon at National League Antonelli, Washington when he blasted nis Giants Burdette, Braves third homer of the season off Fowler, Dodgers; Spahn, Braves; Chuck Stobbs with one out in the Klippstein, Dodgers; Hobbie, Cubs 14th inning. all for the seaBurdette, now American League Ford, son, pitched an eight - hitter to L Yanks; Bell, Indians; McLish, In give the Braves their sixth win in dians; Ferrarese, Indians; Lar-seseven games." Yankees all 8-- 6,. de-tro- 1, 8-- 4, 6-- 3, - i 40-min- ute 3-- 0; 3-- 0; 2-- 0. 3-- 0 n, 2-- 0. NEW YORK (UPD Sugar Ray Robinson, pinned against the legal ropes by the double attack of a New York state judge? and the National Boxing Association, was in grave danger today of losing his world middleweight schampion-shi- Jenson Happy Over Court Action Againstj Sugar Ray ' p. 13 of 16 events in 2 in a South back turning Salt at dual Lake and meet ager Marv Jenson today hailed Millard ousted Delta and City in Juab a decision by the New York Suthree-wa- y meet at Delta. a; preme Court forcing Ray Robingot 85 points. Delta j folson to sign for a title defense 63 lowed with and Juab scored within 15 days or risk being 18. stripped of his world middle Granger, Murray, Highland and weight crown as "removal of a North Summit also scored vic-roadblock which will finally open tories. Granger downed Bingham up the division." to 67A 554; Murray turned back y Jenson manager of Gene 109 to 23 and Highland Tooele said he was pleased at the Granite 85 3 to 46 action by Justice Saul Streit and walloped that it was "long overdue." Jen- North Summit stopped Moirgaa son said he hoped the National Boxing Assn. would take similar SALT LAKE CITY (UPlj action as that instigated by the New York Athletic Commission Bobby Morrow, one of the greatwhich resulted in the court ruling. est dash men of all time and of the world's record fpr Jenson sa'd Fullmer, the world's 100 at 9.3 seconds, will apyards number two ranked middleweight, in the Intermountain AAU pear was ready to meet Basilio in the meet here track May 2, it was event Robinson vacates the crown. i announced today. . Jenson also predicted that Bass meet The will be held in the ilio will knock Robinson out if the of Utah Stadium, Nate University two meet again. Long, Intermountain AAU track chairman said. .1 Defending Class B Morrow, a graduate student at Notre Dame of Price continued Abilene Christian College in Abilits winning ways in Utah high ene, Tex., competing this weekschool baseball competition end in theisDrake Relays at Des Wednesday with a twin victory Iowa. Moines, over North Emerv. He is the first man since Jesse Notre Dame won the opener 12-- 1 and took the nightcap 0 be- Owens had a field day in the hind the one-hpitching of Her- 1936 Olympics, to win three gold medals. His appearance is expectman Nevener. In other action Wednesday ed to attract the biggest crowd in' the history of the event.( Olympus downed West By United Press International . ManWEST. JORDAN (UPD East won - 106-2- . Mil-lar- United Press International 2-- j 1-- 3. , 1. co-hold- er Robinson, who never; has defended the crown he' won last from Carmen Basilio, j was year told Wednesday by state Supreme Court Judge Saul Streit that he must sign within 15 days to defend against Basilio or; risk being stripped of the crown, And the NBA, which rules boxing in states other than New York indicated it will take the title from the "Sugar Man'' unless he ' signs by midnight this Saturday. Just how Robinson would react to these twin thread:,! as dangerous, as any he ever faced in the . j .. The Portland Beavers used a minimum of power as they helped Lombardi to his victory. They col lected 19 hits in Phoenix's home- run orchard, but 18 of them were San Francisco Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh . 4 5 ' S 2 3 St. Louis ; 4 5 8 .444 .429 .286 .273 3 3 4 5 Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Baltimore Kansas City Wednesday's Results 8 1 6 6 5 5 4 3 3 4 4 5 .889 .667 .600 .556 .500 .400 .300 .111 6-- 1, 1 " 4-- 3. two-under-p- ar ' long-sho- t j . s ' j' , Fight Results United Press International (UPD Spider Webb, 158, Chicago, stopped Neal Rivers, 159, Las Vegas, Nev. (4). Tex. (UPD .'BROWNSVILLE, Joe Cancio, 154, Brownsville, outpointed Paco Castro, 150, Monterrey, Mexico (10), CHICAGO , " . the eleventh. here Saturday against Utah. HOPE BEATS CROSBY Utah State, because of the pres: LAS VEGAS, Nev. weight-maL. Jay Silves: enceiof Bob Hope and Phil Harris in ter is its lineup considered a beat Bing Crosby ' and Walter to down favorite the Utes slight Winchell, 3 and 2, Wednesday in an putting contest which RADIATORS REPAIRED was a prelude to today's opening Auto Glass Installed ring, wasn't being made clear of the Tournament of Champions either by Robinson or by his han- golf match. Specialized Work dlers. One source reported the AHLANDERS champion defiant, daring both with funeral arrangements for his 490 So. Univ. Avenue New York and the NBA to do sister, wasn't any public making their worst, but Robinson, busy statements. (UPD-Com-e- once-beate- n !"..;: dians BANQUETS ' n Veddings, Wedding Receptions and . RENT THE VETERANS - SERVICE ' CENTER ; . 18-ho- le 287 East 1st North! A FOR Social Gatherings Contact: ' Orva I Singleton Phone FR 66 n d Nw r i (Ell til 'J-- ALLSTATE g! 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Installment plan buying in the at Philadelphia Milwaukee U.S. vs Rush ) Gomez is expected to reach an all-ti(night) high of $42.5 billion during 1959. (Only games scheduled.) . 16-- 2 ds ; Milwaukee Los Angeles Cham- Littler, Wall Co Favorites The gamblers of Las Vegas and you can "find one on every corners-hav- e installed artful Art LOGAN (UPD Utah State and as the co at favorite along Montana broke ever in spring three-tim- e with champion sports competition here Wednes- Littler. Maxwell is listed inGene the day, the Aggies gaining a 20-maris at in a field wagering golf victory while the Grizzlies won the tennis match between the of only 26 competitors. ' "I don't believe a, favorite ever two schools. Bill MacKenzie, Utah state's has won this tournament," said Wall. 4iAl Besselink Was a long. number four man, scored a 70 on the wind swept shon when he won in 1953; I was t when I won it in 1954. Logan Golf and Country Club a course to pace the Aggies to vic"Then) came Littler for' thrci , J years in a row; when he won-itory." Montana's Bob Arras posted in 1955, Cary Middlccoff was the the best score for his team, fi- favorite. Along . came 1956 and: nishing with a 78. AH four Ag- nobody believed he ever could gie golfers were under Arras' repeat. And again' Middlecoff was score. .'.'! a favorite. "In 1957 nobody be.. won three of five lieved that Littler could win again .Montana singles matches and gained a except Frankie Laine, who bought split in the' doubles to hand Utah him in the Calcutta, pool for th State its second Skyline tennis third straight time. This timer the loss. . names of Arnold Palmer, Doug 'Mike John Love, Capt. Hogarty Ford, Jimmy Demaret and others and Nick (Darling won singles were supposed to be winners. matcnes ior, tne. unzziies. Hogarty and Darling combined to gain the Montana- doubles victory. Farmer Thinclads To Test Redskins . 13-- o pions," said Art. "And ) I have another hunch that Biliy Max. well will win it. no "There's reason i; should pick Maxwell, other than the fact that he plays real well in the wind and, if; you wili look up his last five tournaments, you'll find he has been right up there in all of tbem. It's just a hunch. .But don't pick me." singles) Don Choate, obtained by the San Jones-Bil- l White trade, was the A; i, losing pitcher. It was his second straight loss. Seattle and Wight had to go into outextra innings before a five-ru- n burst finally sewed , up that con"i .1 test at the end of 11 stanzas LOGAN Utah State (UPI) Wight hurled seven and two-thir- once - victorious track and field innings of relief before he team seeks - its second gave way to Dave Stenhouse in Conference j success of the Skyline season San Francisco at Chicago Maine's leading lobster ports East and Millard turned in imMilwaukee at Cincinnati, are night W. L. Pet. GB pressive performances Wednesday Portland, Rockland, South Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, night in gaining Utah high school track west Harbor, Stonlngton land 6 1 .857 Los Angeles at St. Louis, night victories. 7 4 .636 1 Jonesport. American League 7 5 .583 IVz 5 5 .500 2Vz W. L. Pet. GB National League Ags, Montana Break Even Tournament this win on it Friday's Games d'. Full-mer- 54-5- ' f 7-- Baseball Standings New York Yankees. Padres Tied For First San Diego moved into a tie for first place off Wednesday night's action while Spokane dropped to third, a half game behind the leaders.-" .' 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