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Show list --Page Thursday. August I. 8TJ. THE HER AID. Provo. Tonight's Games Favored Teams Clash In State Tourney Action The Utah Sute Amateur night Peterson nipped Playboy Softball Ai "Wianon tournament Lounge 42 while Wngley f is waring completion as all but bombed .Albertson's 17 2 eight teams have been TV two I 15 contests also climated from action after should be exceptional Evans' Mjtor battles Joe's Towing on accumulating two tosy i the North field while Levin Of the eight teams remaining, four are from the V h County Insurance meets Savon on the area as the quality of Softball South field. Evans and Levin, both from played in the county is becoming Provo, are both undefeated in quite evident. Tonight's schedule is filled tournament play. Joes Towmg, with some potentially exciting from Ogden also undefeated, has knocked off in Playbois ball games. said from the high rise apartment of the doctor w ho has treated him for more than three years. "It's much easier to start a new life when I am young, than when I am 30. And it's better to retire now while I have everything from my career." Tostao, 26, said he had planned to retire from the grueling game Big League Leaders Batters League . aa r. a. art. IIS 474 IS 162 342 96 J5I 62 lit 324 toadlag Natioaal Cin Rose, Cdno, Crdnl. , Hou IM Chi 117 Hou 4 Goodsn SF 14 Unsr, Phil 109 Hunt. Mil 85 Grubb, SD BRbsn. Phil 76 102 Mthws. SF Crwfrd. LA 105 America! 383 Carw. Hortn. Mn Det Mil NY Murcr. D.AIIn. Chi Otis. KC Dvis. Bal NY MAIou. Scott. Mil 110 Det 71 Nrthrp. 350 304 392 297 286 352 335 Natioaal 110 116 72 93 105 107 41 91 314 309 309 306 306 43 88 306 49 107 56 102 3u4 304 66 33 67 60 39 75 34 53 68 31 SF AU 28. 91 .348 326 143 320 142 126 .319 316 .305 .302 .301 122 .299 71 .297 140 79 133 113 Rani Stargell. Leagae: 32: Evans. 30: Johnson. 321 137 35 106 41 M 60 120 402 279 447 445 250 436 374 411 408 263 Home Pitt 123 League g. ab r. a. pet 104 76 May. (I '437 76 Wtsn. All Atl Bonds. Aaron. 31; 29; America! Leagae: Jackson. Oak 24: KC 23: May berry. KC Hendrick. Clev and Otis. 21: Bos and Spikes. Clev 20 Fisk. Runt Batted la Natioaal League: Bench. Cin Evans. Atl and Stargell. 14: Pitt Perei. 80; Cin 77: Bonds. SF 73. America! League: Mayberry. Oak Jackson. 86; 90; Murcer. NY 76; Otis. KC 71; KC Bos Cepeda. 69 Pilrhir National Leagae: 161: Billmgham. LA Sutton. and St L Wise. SF Bryant. Cin 156: Seaver. NY C.ullett. On 134: 134. America! Wood. League: Coleman. 2016; Holtzman. Oak Oak Colbor. Singer. Det Hunter. Palmer. 15-- Mil Cal Bait Tiant 15-- 151. Chi 6: 18 Bos Bahnsen. 2 15-- and Chi in about four years, but a recurring problem in his left eye forced an earlier decision. "I knew it was difficult to continue after the problems w ith my eye," he said through his wife. Vania. 22. "I came here to confirm this with the doctor." Tostao was in Houston for a series of examinations last week by Dr. Robert Moura. the surgeon who performed three operations of the soccer player's left eye to correct a detached retina. Moura first operated on Tostao's eye in October, 1969. The doctor placed a silicone "buckle" around the eye to hold the retina in position and Tostao was able to continue his career. However, Tostao was forced to undergo surgery again last February when an inflammation developed in the eye. The buckle was removed and another operation was necessary in April for a recurrence of the detachment. Moura warned Tostao the tissues holding the retina in position might not be strong enough to take any more bumps received during gamt contact. Tostao, whose real name is Eduardo Andrade, has played professionally since he was 16, when scouts were attracted to his style while playing in his native BaloHorrizonte. Tostao, who stands S feet, nine inches and weighs 155 pounds, said the high point of his career came in 1970 when he played in and his the World Cup relief help from Joel Gardner in the seventh, the Spaiiish Fork bised tam walked away with the victory. Wngley 'i had a great night against Albertson's, scoring 17 ntis. Gordon Hinckley did the rliiig and limited the Murray tad to just four hits and two v Gordon Oborn had two home runs for Wngley, Wednesday Night's Results Playmate Lounge 2, Page Brake 0 Pack's Construction 6, dub Quo Wrigleys developing 17, Albertson's 2 Tonight's Schedule North Field 7 p.m. Playmate Lounge Pack's Construction Evans' Motor I 15 p m. Joe's Towing South Field Peterson Motor 7pm W ngley International 8 15 p m. 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DUCK DOWN BAG leg 24 95 $1 199 1 I 1 prime tS w Northern e? f 3 69 I Hil RrmtwV KK Bnghtoa Triun.phs Two suicide sueeie plays by overcame some Brighton & business it two-ru- 1 Xt f b Jxm& 0ri had a tnUe : i (yfevr' $si km. r Ifeive Johnston nd Steve Bo ack and an IVvw added three more runs RBI single to account (or the in the third on a double by three Spanish Fork runs Mont Gee and a long home run PawaarN II Ml over the left field fence by the Iterant' tii"JH I I power hitting Olson, and an RBI tiara (T 2 single by M.ke Tasker that sent JmnKf I tanttSS Mart Pans across the plate. Payson's final run came in the fciumat M H)1" sixth inning on an RBI single by IB llson lut sent Ron Durrani to rtUP the plate. 0 ?v "Superbowl" of soccer. I could "Nobody thought play," he said in reference to his eye injury, "and this was a victory for me." But today, with his bride of eight months. Tostao is looking to the future. "Playing football all the time is too much," he said in halting English. "Now, I have time for the family." Although he plans to announce his retirement formally on his return to Rio de Janeiro Tuesday, Tostao said he already had offers to be a sports commentator for Brazilian television. He said, however, he planned to continue his interrupted education and spend time with 2 Peterson Motor 4. Play boys 2 5-- 3 the second on singles by Jon Cowley and Ernie Sandoval the won countrymen while little FacesUnexpectedEnd - t Motor looked beating the - Bob SrrmarU Ilayboys huried a good game, then ith a Soccer Star's Career HOUSTON Tostao. (UPIl the diminuitive Brazilian who thrilled international fans with superstar exploits on the soccer field, is philosophical about the eye injury which prematurely ended his young career. "Life is full of things to do," he Writer Payson remained alive in the Hah Stale American legion Baseball tournament by bea'tng Ik'lptT I Wednesday afternoon at Ken Price Park m Murray. Spanish Fork will not see any further tourney action however as Brighton topped the Utah County team Two upsets also touk place in Wednesday's tournament play Hillcrest beat Cottonwood 4 3 sending the highly touted Cottonwood team to losers' bracM ail ion and W est nipped Judge 31 sending another tourney favorite into loser's play. In today's gamts Payson met 4 Vifwmunt at 2 p m in what was Sunset 4th 22, Santaquin South probably an extremely tough I game. Thursday's Schedule The tourney's only two North Field unbeaten teams, Hillcrest and 6pm- - Provo 1st vs. Provo 6th West play tonight at I p m at the 7 10- - Sunset 4th vs Springville Price diamond. Cottonwood and 5th at 5 p m on the Price Judge I 20 - Spanish Fork 13th vs. Field play and while Brighton Payson 7th Bountiful played at 11am. South Field Power Hitting 6 p m. - Provo 10th vs. Payson with iXm Olson Payson, 1st on offense brilliantly performing 7: 10 - Kolob 12th vs Springville just had too much bse hit pow er Hhh (fast pitch l for Helper. Pitching wise. r?30 Palmyra 3rd vs. Payson also received a good Ma'cton 3rd ( fast pitch ) performance from Gary Hill who hurled five innings giving up just Price Signed one run and four hits. Ron t hurled the final two SAN ANTONIO (t'PIl The Dun-aninnings giving up two hits. San Antonio Spurs announced Payson jumped out to an early Monday that they had signed free lead as Olsen doubled dow n of Colorado Price agent George the left field line and Kelly State University to an ABA Jensen followed with another contract. Olson making to Price, a guard, was double drive in drafted by the Utah Stars last the score Helper scored its lone run in season. Peterson stronger CAILAD B SCOTT I Spurt 3 The highlight of Wednesday was 20 nohit !liut xi tossed by Bob Ward of the Playmate Lounge against Page Brake, a team that was considered one of the toughest ta the tournament lineup An upset also tot4 p'ac w hen Park's Construction stunned the heauly favurH Club Cairo 2 That loss forced Oub Cairo out of the tourney. There are two games from Murray and Pack's scheduled at 7 p m. Playmate Construction from Pleasant Lounge battles Pack Grove. Savon from Ogden has Construction on the North beaten Kazco from Ptovk and dia.nond while probably the best Club Cairo from Murray to of the two contests will send qualify for the game with Levin. Levin thus fai has beaten Peterson Motor against Albertson's from Murray and Wrigleys' on the South diamond. .Both Peterson and Wngley Page Brake from Murray while Evans has beaten Wrigleys' from won their games Wednesday 6-- 1; A barrage of home runs, doubles, triples and more singles than can be counted highlighted Wednesday night s Zone slow pitch tournament action. Scores reached astronomical proportions as the poor pitchers dulnl have a chance The slow pitch tournament ctntmues tonight, wlule the Fast Pitch tournament begins Zww 23 WedneHa)' Results Provo 6th X. Springville 16tn 2 Pavscn 7th 2. Bonneville 14 Provo 1st 17. KoU!nd II Spanish Fork 13th 2". Rivergrove 2nd 12 Prova lfth 6 lkeshore a Spnngville 5h 12. Sunset 1st 0 Pavson 1st 5. Spanish Fork 8th Game nuit's artm Payson Outslugs Helper, Spanish Fork Loses to Brighton Competition Provo and the Playmate lounge from Murray No Hit American Legion Tourney High Scores 'nZne 23 T STATE - OREM - 225 - 0227 |
