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Show ime rain foiioini(oi uroemi Wmp Sioofs 67 fo lead Scores n Frsf Pro - Am today, and the actual I'tah Open By JOE WATTS tournament Sports Editor U Wimp, a pro it the Papago Golf Course in Municipal ItMfnix. Am . shot a five under individual par 67 to lead all held in scores in the first Pro-Awith the Utah Food conjunction King Open at the Hidden Valley Country Hub ye sterda y is scheduled Another Pro-AIk-rai- must the tournament gets lomorro ho turned in pros excellent rcunds in the first lYo-Awen Jim Jensen of Coyote, Calif , Loren Foye of the Stk Lake aunfy Ouh. and Pete (kiitierei of fsacra'nento. Calif They each snot 68s Fjnie Perez, the 1971 I'tah Open rhampton. shot a 69. as did farmer Bruce Summerhays. hen underlay urKiena continue (Iher gets Thursday and will tirough Sunday. Wimp has been in Itah far several weeks, and has done well on the Itah Tour He shared top pro money at the Wasatch Mwntam Open two weeks ago, and lis. be definitely ctriMdered one of the favorites r iTuversit) of Page t I i Boston, Yankees Win J-- Itah g jlfer. Fach pro was teamed witn three amateurs and so the course was tTUtde to play easier than it be for the 72 hole ;!! LP! Sports Wrfer Sub-pscores are expected to be rare when the play for keeps begins When the Utah Open was held at the Hidden Valley Country Oub several years ago the winning score by Richard Put flier was just three under par Dick Williams looked to his bullpen and was greatlv relieved The Oakland manager had a change of mind and started relief prtcher Iarold Knowk, who r and his turned in a nifty first complete game in an eight-yea- r career as the A s nipped the Boston Red Sox, Tuesday night. "I had planned to start Horacio Pina but I got to thinking more and more about it." said Williams, whose team remained a half game behind the Kansas City Rivals in the American lieague West. "Pina hasn't gone much more than two innings in a long while and five or six weeks ago he got a sore elbow. So, I said. Hell, if I can get five or six good innings out of Know les. then I can come in with Pina.'" Knowles pitched a remarkably strong gany .or a lefty hurler in Park with its Fenway renowned "Green Monster" in left. He also was tough with men on base, forcing three double plays in the first four innings. The Only W ay "I didn't know I was going to start until two hours before the game," said Knowles. who hiked his mark to "So I went out and pitched the only way I know how. as king and as hard as I could." The As opened the decisive sixth inning with a single by Gene Tenace. Ray Fosse, who had three hits, then doubled Tenace to third. Dick Green, an excellent bunter. tapped Bill lie's third pitch back toward the mound as Tenace roared toward the plate. Lee attempted to the bouncing ball but missed, permitting the run to score. In other American league ar V " 1 285. the pro from Coyote. Calif . and his amateur team of James Dunn. Barlow, and On Vincent won low team honors in the Pro-ASecond place went to pro Brad Lozares of Saratogo, Cilif .. and his team of John linger. Uthair Jim Jensi-n- , Io ? and Mike Jensen. Pairings were released for Thursday and Friday. After Munk. jj I those two rounds the field w ill be cut for the Saturday and Sunday rounds. W imp will tee off Thursday at 8:48 am. and a hoft of fine pros are also scheduled to go off in the morning hours. Some of Fmie Perez, those include Tommy Williams, Bob Droz. Billy Downs, Francisco lopcz. Bob Betley, Mike Smith, and lnny Nielsen. Another set of pros will tee off in the afternoon including such favorites as Brad Lozares. Greg Pitzer, Chip Garriss. Paul Allen, Sonny Braun, John F.vans. Steve Spray. Tom Storey, Rusty Guernsey. Milt Klungness. Ron Reif and Joey Bonsignore. lis Salt Lake Wins Series With Toros Lake - Tuesday LES WIMP of Pheonlx, Aril, fired five under par 7 to lead It the Utah all scores during the first day of the Pro-AFood King Open at Hidden Valley Country Club. i i f V (1 1 DON'T BOTH TALK AT ONCE! At any rate with a call at home plate. The Astros lost the argument and the game. the umpire certainly won't listea as catcher John Edwards of the Houston Astros argues Cards Snap Losing Streak, B-Ga- 6-- rne 9-- 5 bare-han- California. slammed 7-- Milwaukee downed Chicago. 5-4. Minnesota routed Detroit. 12- 1. and Baltimore upended Texas. 1210 in National League games. stopped Chicago. 6- 2. St Louis beat Houston. 5. Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh. Philadelphia shaded San Los Angeles beat Francisco. and San Diego Montreal. downed New York, Nettles Belts Homer Graig Nettles belted a two-ruhomer to trigger a five-ru- n eighth-inninrally in the Yanks' win over the Angels. Nettles' 17th homer kayoed starter Clyde Wright and resulted in a rare relief stint by Nolan Ryan, who was rocked for three mere runs. American League batting leader Rod Carew crashed four singles and a double, good for three RBIs and his 1.000th major league hit in leading Minnesota over Detroit. The five hits raised Carew s batting average to .360. George Scott slashed a one-ou- t ninth inning homer to lift Milwaukee over Chicago, the Brewers' seventk triumph in eight games with the White Sox. Scott's 17th homer was his third hit in the last four games. Fran Healy socked a three-ru- n double in his first at bat in a week and Lou Piniella hit a solo homer to carry Kansas City over the Indians. Don Baylor pounded out five straight hits and drove in four runs to lead Baltimore over Texas and the of Orioles to within a first place Detroit in the AL East. Baylor hit his sixth homer a three-rushot in the first two doubles and two singles. Atlanta 5-- 1-- n g game-winnin- g g half-gam- e BY NEIL HERSHBERG Cardinals went on a tear and and Joe Torre drove in two runs Salt PI Sports W riter (UPI) finally took over first place on apiece to lead the Cardinal The St. Louis Cardinals have July 22 despite their horrendous attack. The Cards had one hit off City stopped Tucson 5 starter James Rodney Richard to live wi'.h their start. night and took the important learned Pacific Coast League series Red Schoendienst until the sixth when they scored mistakes and are a better team Manager wasn't about to shake up the St. five runs on five hits and two . The Angels' victory reduced because of it. Tucson's Kastern Division lead Then Stretching their lead in the Ijouis lineup after the latest walks to tie the game at to six games over Salt Lake, National Carbo doubled home the of Eastern defeats. winning string League's the smallest edge the Toros have Division to . three games, the "There was no pressure, we run as the Cardinals wrapped up since Aug. 5. Each team Cardinals snapped out of an were just losing." Schoendienst the contest with four runs in the has 26 games to play, seven losing streak Tues- said. "It was a little bit of seventh. In other National against each other in Salt Lake day night with a League victory over everything. We weren't playing Atlanta beat Chicago. were we ball and Aug. games. the Houston Astros. good playing San Diego blanked New York, MOSCOW (LTD Salt take jumped to a Nearly of Glendale, Calif., and Steve They have rebounded from good teams. There are no IjOS Angeles edged Montreal, lead in the third inning with adversity before. After drop- excuses about losing." 4.200 athletes will begin carryiMcFarland of Amarillo, Tex. I Bemie Carbo. Ted Simmons The U.S. gymnastics team Doug Howard contributing a two-ru- n ping 12 of their first 13 games, the Philadelphia nipped San ng the colors of 73 countries and Cincinnati today at the opening ceremo- suffered a costly blow early in Francisco. triple while Dave Chorley and John Doherty drove in the defeated Pittsburgh, nies of the seventh edition of the the week when John Crosby, an others. Jenkins dropped his World University Games, an NCAA champion from Southern Ferguson inter-Leag- ue with sixth game in his last seven event that the host Russians are Connecticut State, was felled by Bobby Brooks made it decisions as the Braves handed calling "the greatest sports an appendix attack. a solo homer in the fifth, his 11th of the year. The Angels the Cubs their ninth straight spectacular" in this country's Three straight days of rain refused to let up. pushing across defeat. And after being taken out history. over this capital city dampened two more in the sixth when by Manager W'hitey Lockman in Eighteen-year-olCathy Carr any hopes the athletes had of fifth inning by the a three-ruMickey Rivers singled in one e of Albuquerque. N.M.. a MILWAUKEE t UPi I run. and a sacrifice fly by Dave training outdoors under normal Major plished," said John McHale, Braves, he displayed his feelings in the conditions. winner medal gold baseball met owners Chalk brought home the other. league president of the Montreal Expos. by throwing four bats, one at a 1972 Summer Olympics at The Toros scored in the second today to discuss a question that "Everything is status quo." time, onto the playing field from 103.000-sea- t Lenin Stadihave already been That meant that when Allan H. the dugout to indicate his disgust Munich, will carry the Stars and The on Frank Fernandez's sacrifice may where the um, ceremoof United the opening States, e "Bud" fly and in the sixth on a wild settled will there be Selig. president of the at being removed from the game Stripes boasts the games' largest nies will be held, was practically which next after he of walked six three Bruce the Milwaukee play Brewers, year? got up pitch by winning pitcher The answer right now looks today to recommend strongly a batters he faced in the fifth delegation over 300 student-athlete- empty Tuesday. Only a handful Heinbechner. But the Angels of uniformed soldiers were there added bonus runs in the seventh like no. plan by which American League inning and yielded a two-ru- n finishing up the final National and ninth innings, driven in by League officials met clubs would oppose National single to Mike Lum. There are nine different maintenance before the games lor tw more o than hours a to and bat Marcano. season wanted in have the "I clubs Bobby boy Tuesday League Chorley regular sports with the U.S. entered in begin. Tucson managed to score twice in a session that w as supposed to play, he was already starting chance to do a little work." said all basketball, track and field, The Russian in tiie eighth when Jay Johnstone have been secret and. when they under a handicap. Jenkins, the National League's swimming, fencing, volleyball, delegation, doubled in one run and Hein- came away, the majority still League Cy Young Awardwinner in 1971. water polo, gymnastics, wres- showcase for the host nation Selig. American which hopes to use the University bechner wild pitched another were opposed to the American President Joe Cronin. National "It was just something I did and tling and tennis. Games as a preliminary to across. Back to back doubles League-backeproposal. League President Chub Feeney the result of a whole lot of "The general feeling is that it and Francis Dale, board things." in the ninth by Phil Garner and Typically, the U.S. will bear its landing the 1980 Olympics, will e in feature Andy Kosco and Pete Rose strongest aggregations Olympic gold Gaylen Pitts gave Tucson its would be best not to disturb the chairman of the Cincinnati Reds, e i led final run. type of divisional play we have are members of the special by North medalist, Valery Borzov and singled home two runs in the basketball In other league games, the now.'" said Walter O'Malley, ninth inning as the streaking Carolina State All America Olga Korbut, the youthful little committee. e Reds beat Pittsburgh for their David Thompson I. track and girl gymnast who won the hearts Eugene Emeralds edged the board chairman of the Los Selig and Cronin favor in 11 innings Angeles Dodgers. sixth and Dale Tacoma Twins victory in the last seven swimming i led by Miss Carr and of sports fans worldwide at the Feeney games. AAU champions Mark Chatfieid Munich Games last summer. "Nothing much was accom and the Albuquerque Dukes games. oppose them. shaded the Phoenix Giants Scott Reid, a pinch-hittedouble in smacked a three-ru- n the top of the 11th for the Emeralds. The Emeralds also scored three runs in the ninth to send the game into extra with W'ellsville. N.Y.. of the Class He has 74 RBIs and 17 homers The guy George Scott was By MILTON RICHMAN innings. They filled the bases A New York Penn League." not quite matching Jackson's 94 UPI Sports Editor to said. that talking yes. with two walks and an error "Babe Ruth never wore a and 27. which represent the MILWAUKEE (UPIt -Gcertainly was logical. then scored once on an infield in someone in American League highs. But his Scott has one put batting glove," "We are friends. eorge only thing good very out and twice on pinch-hitte- r thecluohouse. .301 batting wrong with him. average is better Reggie and i." said Scott. "I Dick W'issel's single. than the Oakland slugger's .295. He's a good ballplayer, they "Okay, so he didn't." Scott never said I had the ability he Albuquerque, last in the East, said amiably. "I do. I wear mine h?3. I play baseball the way I George Scott wanted to get say in the dugouts, but he gets finished sweeping a home early Tuesday night but it carried away sometimes and know how. like George Scott, not day in and day out. Consistently. series with Phoenix, getting the Whatever feels good to a man. he looked as if he'd have to stick thinks he's better than he is. liice anybody else. I do what I winning run on an eighth-inninshould do. Hank Aaron wears a around with the Brewers and Sometimes he thinks he's a think I should do. Like wearing homer by Terry McDermott. White Sox tied glove occasionally, doesn't he? in the bottom two batting gloves, one on each superstar. Sometimes he thinks You know the way I feel about it? of the ninth. he's hand." not Reggie Jackson, George Eam DivisiM He came up with one out in that Toeachhisown." w. I. pet g.b. What about the two gloves? Scott. 73 52 SM Tucson .301 Batting Average frame and drove one of Cy "Now how would anybody get "As far as I know. Dick Allen is 67 51 536 Salt Lake 6 Acosta's fastballs into the the only other player to wear two an idea like that?" the George Scott's batting averPhoenix S2 63 496 II centerfield bleachers at County I if Milwaukee 56 age "Now said 70 17' right now is .301. Since June 444 Scott. Brewers' Albuquerque gloves." j W rsferi DMsioa 15 he has been Stadium. The ball traveled 410 were ever gonna pattern myself going at a .350 clip, first Mississippi-bor. I. pet. are feet Dave and he and and was still rising when it Dick Allen May baseman to after wanted know. any ballplayer. 69 56 552 Spnkane hit the seats. That took care of vrouJd be the one I'd pattern providing a "It's not true. I've never tried batting punch for Tacoma 56 66 468 lO'i the White Sox. Hawau Milwaukee, second only to and was better to pattern myself after Reggie. I a 67 464 II myself after. 57 68 456 If than some of the shots Reggie Eugenr Kansas City's John Mayberry "You know. Mickey Mantle was here before he got here. I'm Tuesday's Result Jackson has hit. and Amos Otis. was the first guy I ever saw talking about the major leagues. Sail Lake 9 Tucson S One more little detail. The that hot a such tear on Scott is a If I S were Hawaii 4 batting Spok&n; wearing glove," gonna pattern myself weather was nice and warm at the he has delivered .Albuquerque i Phoenix 7 after anyone I'd pick somebody George Scott said, going back a Eugene 9 Taooma 7 the ball park. George Scott wore blow for the little. "But I was wearing two who had more experience than gamewinning Wednesday's Games those two gloves of his anyway. Brewers in their last four both of us. Don't you think that s gloves when I was in the minors, Eugene at Hawaii Toeachhisown. and I mean the low minors. I was Phnenjx at Salt Lake straight victories. logical?" I TUCSON Major League Standings J I 1 A 0; games. Kansas City tripped Cleveland, 15. New York downed BY JOE FROHIJNGER tournament. ! in Oakland Nips X 1 Wednesday, August 15, THE HERALD, Provo I 9-- n 4-- Ijih America FjkI I . Detroit Baltimore New York NaliMiul ' league 66 S.I M 52 66 56 62 58 Boston Milwaukee Cleveland 51 - 555 552 . l' Ml 72 w. I. St 68 SI 57 60 Pittsburgh Chirac 56 - S7S 571 48" Id1; ChiraK 58 62 4X.1 It Cahlornia Texas 5.1 6.1 457 14 42 75 359 25'; Tirsdat't Baltimore Km CHv Minnesota Milwaukee icxas 12 S Detroit I S Chicago 4 7 California 2 IVistm 12 t I Tcdav's Philadelphia New York (Ail Barber iSlottlomyre York I Boston at Oakland (Blue II i. I 3D pm Kaltiimirr at Tcms iBibbv M'. 9 pm Cleveland Kilnviirris i tl.olieh Detroit 4 Hi 12 i!Vfkr 8 20 lUimd ilMI Mi. I Chieatto Miiaiikee 53i iTimmerman Citv Tkrdii'i 7 0i. at p.m. at iamrt at R. I'robablr eight-gam- S I Kk - San 3 at Tilchell 30 114) iMaruhal Kranclseo pm Cincinnati at I'ltlsburch 15 ns IS 6i II 10). I 'Kills IMIi at pm Sutton Anteles Ynrk San 14 iSeaver lArlin Pi.'CO 9-- 5 6-- - 9-- 4-- 4-- 5-- Play 5-- 1 Discussed by Owners - ' d n two-tim- inter-leagu- in t ham Hi pm Houston illeuss lotus iftise I I'ilebrr Games Underway e 22-2- 2 World University 5-- Itf-l- i I Timn KIlTl iekro 125) 12 in . iKeusehel I'hiladelphia V' IVveland at Kan City, nifcht lOnly canir Mheduled S m pm pm JO 47S IV ChicaKo (Curtis 4 All Atlanta at ii id Kansas I.W pm til' 3 I 4K.1 I. Tedav'n 12 10 4S b. 75 45 l.os Anuclcs 625 Cincinnati 7) 411 60.1 2 ' San Francisco 64 5.1 547 6.1 59 516 1.1 Houston 467 57 65 IS Atlanta 4.1 76 361 3I1; San Dicc.o Results Tuesday's AlUsa 6 (hk.it" 2 S 4 CiKimi.Hi I'lllslmith St liuis t lliMii i l.m AiiKeles 4 Mmnreal 3 Sin I iv I Nem York 3 Itiiladelpliia 4 Sin rotable Pitchers Timn MT California Sew pm 10 I (Vui..id Vrk New (Mdand Results - 55 63 466 52 65 444 West pet. Kb. fin pi 517 til' 5X 51 59 S7 til Ijmiis Hnl Kansas Cilv Oakland Mmncsola I . St Montreal 525 1': 7 496 MS t 59 47 (b. pel. St 7i. II 6 al 14 0 7 30 10 pm s. d Major League Linescores National Atlanta Chieagn Morton I 110 nut ttmoo- i- I II 01- 0- 2 6 0 100 TOO ilOli and llieti; Ilooton i5i. l.aKorhe and Hundlrv. knu HR-K- vns .33rdi. Alexander. Jenkins. l i Siebert. Hrown i6. Coolewski 001 Mai! Hooker. 9i riummer. and Ilemandet and Carroll 8 C.iusti . Sansuillen. 6i n4 HR-P- erez Klhs 010 004 000 S 000 005 40x 12 I Ijiuis Richard. Piarro 161. Korsch 161. 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