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Show Gibson Pitch es 4 Hitt Phillies Grab Lead With 7 to 2 Victory By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Writer Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals could wind up as either the pitcher of the year or the enigma of the year or maybe even both. So far, he has a perfect record: Four victories against no defeats. Off hand, that sounds like he has it made but the right- hard-throwi- ng hander says he's baffled by one problem. "Why does it take so long for me to win a ball game?" he asks. No one seems to know the answer. For example, his brilliant 0 victory over the Chicago Cubs Wednesday night was his first win in 11 days and before that it 1-- took him 20 days before he won a ball game. Gibson struck out 12 men, did not walk any and yielded only four singles in what was easily his finest performance of the season. Larry Jackson was almost as good but ran afoul of singles by Dick Groat, Ken Boyer and Leaders In Big Leagues National League G. ABR.H. Pet. 31 Mays, SF Williams, Chi 29 Clmente, Pitt 32 Freese, Pitt 22 34 Boyer, StL 22 Johnson, Cin 46 44 51 22 47 117 31 113 23 136 26 61 9 132 20 59 13 23 93 18 33 129 21 21 32 Stargell, Pitt 44 Torre, Mil Kanehl, NY 26 82 9 28 28 99 10 33 Bailey, Pitt 8 20 21 60 Cin Coleman, .393 .389 .375 .361 .356 .356 .344 .341 .341 .333 .333 American League Oliva, Minn 32 142 29 55 .387 Freehan, Det 25 86 12 31 .360 Fregosi, LA 28 99 22 35 Bresoud, Bos 31 126 20 44 24 66 7 23 Lau, KC Siebern. Bait 31 109 22 37 Hinton, Was Satriano, LA 61 34 130 22 53 31 120 16 Robinson, Bal Home Runs 10 20 16 42 7 17 19 38 National League Mays, ants 14; Howard, Dodgers .354 .349 .348 .339 .328 .323 .321 .317 Gi- 12; Williams, Cubs 10; Allen, Phils 8;rMcCovey, Giants; Robinson, Reels; Torre, Braves all 7. .Kille American League brew, Twins 11; Colavito, Ath letics 10; Allison, Twins 10; Hall, Twins 10; Oliva, Twins; Skowron, Senators; Held, Indi- ans all 8. 'r m x ' i" ui"j "u"' wr.v. I' or j ! Chicu ardsTrip n u "mwium umjlli .t By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Writer Sometimes the guys who are paid ther least are the ones who produce the most. That was precisely the case Wednesday night when John of the Washington Kennedy Senators and Dalton Jones of the Boston Red Sox, a pair of y - I 4 4-- 1, 4-- 3. 4-- 12-h- it rs gers. Jones earned his letter with the Red Sox in similar fashion. Named to the starting line-u- p largely because of his pinch (0-3- ar 5-- 3. t 'TtriirriiiiiiiinniiiiiiriiiiiniiMriMiiMMiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiii im niF inn . frmmiCTmmnr-n- f ura itnmrr r Top Money Winners Tee Off FIELDING GEM With the bases loaded with San Francisco Giants in the fifth inning Wednesday, Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Bobby Wine is shown making a fielding gem on the ball hit up the middle by the Giant's Jim Hart. Wine is shown reaching for the bail (upper left) falls to ground (upper right), looks towards second (lower left) and backhands the ball (lower right) to Tony Taylor to force Orlando Cepeda. Taylor's throw to first was in time to double Hart. (Herald-TJP- I Telephoto). THURSDAY,- - MAY 21, 1964 Utjah County, Utah Daily Herald 12 3) In VandalGridmen Slate Picnic MOSCOW, Idaho (UPI) The University of Idaho football team white unit, seven points behind in the Picnic Bowl play off, got a boost Thursday with four new men. Coach John Easterbrook said Loser Marichal ). Joe Brian Strickland HR Allen, Covington, Callison. and Chapman, Charlie Jenkins joined his track season. In 0 4 1 squad following 000 000 000 Chicago Sam Johnson 0 addition, guard 000 000 Olx St. Louis was over from the and Bertell. black unit. Jackson (5-Gibson (4-and McCarver. The units play two games with Major League Line Scores (2-0- ). (6-1- 18 Pascual (5-and Battey. Stafford (1), Mikkelsen Terry, (7), Hamilton (8) and Howard. HR OliLoser Terry ). Milw Killebrew Blanchard. 2, va, 2) switched 3) 0) the team gathering the most points being hosted at a picnic Cincinnati Served by the losers. Last week Sadowski (8), the blacks beat the whites Lemaster, 3 5 1 001 000 101 Kan City Baltimore 012 050 OOx 8 13 1 Hoeft (9) and Torre. Purkey, The picnic was scheduled follow(8) and Edwards. Winner Segui, Aker (5), Handrahan Jay ing next Saturday's game, the ). Loser Lemaster Pur Bowsfield final one of spring drills. (8) and Lau, (6), ). HR Robinson, Duncan (5). Pappas (3-and key Torre. Orsino. Loser (1-3- 110 000 104 100 100 001 7 13 1 3 9 0 21-1- 4. (4-2- 2) Segui HR Powell. (2-3- ). Pitts 210 100 000 000 000 210 4 3 8 2 5 0 Los Ang . 002 000 100 3 7 0 Houston BurMcBean and (8) Veale, 4 5 1 000 200 20x Boston (5), Nottebart, Raymond Chance, Osinski (4), R. Lee gess. Bate-maand Jones (7), Owens (9) (7) and Satriano, Rodgers (7). ). Veale Winner INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) Lamabe, Radatz (8) and Till). HR Loser Nottebart Car - hopping picked up to man, Nixon (8). Winner La ). Loser R. Lee Lynch, Bond. day at the Speedway as drivers mabe began looking for rides with the ). New York 001 000 000 1 6 2 best chance of qualifying for 4 8 2 100 100 02x the Memorial Day 500 - mile Detroit 3 9 3 Los Ang 000 001 200 and TayLocke, Hinsley (6) race. 211 010 05x 10 12 0 Wash Perranoski lor. (9) to Willhite, surface the track Repairs Rakow, Navarro (5), Egan Roseboro and of one Camillin, (9). of and a series mishaps (7), Sparna (8) and Freehan. ). Loser Willhite sort or another kept the track Osteen, Cheney (7) and Brum-le- Winner Locke ). shut down for much of WednesLos). Winner Osteen 22 mancars day but still KenHR Rakow ). er aged to get in some practice nedy 2, Freehan, Thomas. time for Saturday's third day of qualifications and rookie Don (Only games scheduled) Horvath, Riverside, Calif., manNational League Tonight's Schedule aged to complete his driver's Phila 7 14 0 000 033 010 6:30 Peterson Motor vs. test before the deadline. 2 7 0 Pratt Hill. 100 010 000 San Fran Horvath became the eighth rookie approved to run at the Mahaffey, Baldschun (5) and 7:45 Morris Motors vs. Our Marichal, O'Dell Chapel. Dalrymple. Speedway this year. and Crandall, Dick Craven's vs. 9:00 Pierce (7) (6), Baldschun Winner Haller (9). Levin's Insurance. Down '500' Practice Runs n. (3-3- (0-6- (4-1- (1-2- Poll Rates ASU Tops In Nation TUCSON, Ariz. Memphis Open Tourney rs Bowl Encounter By United Press International American League 7 10 0 500 001 010 Minnesota New York 002 000 002 4 9 1 4-- 3, 3-- (1-3- Mishaps Hold shortstop only because regular 3 victory over the Los Ange Ed Brinkman had slumped to les Angels. .157, blasted two homers and a Starts Attack in to drive runs three The single Kennedy and pace the Senators to a 10-- 3 started Washington's at triumph over the Detroit Ti- tack with his first homer of the game in the opening inning off loser Ed Rakow ), hit hii second circuit in the fifth at the expense of Julio Navarro and then singled home another who are work- three-ru-n double in the ninth run during a five-ru- n seventh ing for approximately the inning the night before, the after homers by Bill Freehan $7,000-a-yebom rookie second baseman, drove and minimum, Thomas had nar came up with maximum per- in the tying run with a key rowedGeorge the Tigers' deficit to formances. seventh inning double and set Southpaw Claude Osteen reg a chance at up the winning one in Boston's istered his third win in seven Kennedy, given decisions with help from Tom Cheney in the seventh. Jones, who beat the Angels, on Tuesday night with a pinch double off" Don Lee., picked on Bob Lee Wednesday night with the Red Sox trailing 2 m the seventh. dictions that a 10 - under - par He drilled a MEMPHIS, Term. (UPI) double with run The nation's top three money-winne- 270 will take the winner's on ners and second to ,tie first ruled as favorites to- purse of $7,500 in the final the score and move Roman day at the start of the $50,000 round Sunday. to from where third, Invitational Open The weatherman forecast Mejias scored Memphis the Mejias winning run tournament. highs in the 90's; throughout on Ed Bressoud's infield hit. The 6,500 - yard, par 70 Col- the four - day event, with only Jack Lamabe limited the An onial Country Club course was the chance of an isolated thun to six hits during the sev in fine shape and prompted pre- - dershowers a pleasing dif gels en innings he worked and reference from last year when ceived his fourth victory when rains forced a two - day post Dick Radatz hurled scoreless ponement of the climax. ball over the last two innings. Practice rounds this week Harmon Killebrew crashed a and in Wednesday's pro - am of homers to powevent produced several scores pair the er Minnesota Twins to a 4 in the mid - 60's including a 65 win over the New York Yanby 1959 winner Don Whitt and kees and the Baltimore Orioles NEW YORK (UPI) Flyweight a 66 by Tennessee Open cham downed the Kansas City A's, Melvin Miller of Fairview, Mont, pion Mason Rudolph. in the American other only was named Thursday as an alThe oddsmen picked Masters League games scheduled. boxU.S. to ternate the Olympic champion Arnold Palmer, Col 10th Killebrew's and 11th onial titlist Billy Casper and homers of the season ing team. plus rookCharles H. Swift, chairman of PGA champ Jack Nicklaus as ie Oliva 's eighth raised the Olympic Boxing Committee, favorites, Casper and Arnold at the Tony home run total to 61 Twins' said either Miller or Marine 1 and Nicklaus at in 32 games in their assault of Mike Adams of El Paso, Tex., record of 240 set by the all-tiwould replace Army Sgt. Bob the Yankees in 1961. Carmondy of Brooklyn, N.Y., on Ralph Terry never got past the team in case he suffered a the first inning and suffered his mishap. third defeat in four decisions. Carmondy outpointed Miller on Camilo Pascual brought his Wednesday night to gain the record to 2 by striking out vic102nd his and Olympic berth The blind hole tourney win nine and giving up eight hits, am15 an as losses tory against ners in Tuesday's Ladies Day including a ninth inning homer ateur. at Riverside Country by Johnny Blanchard. The sergeant was the aggres- play Milt Pappas held the A's to Club were announced today. sor throughout as he registered five hits and breezed to his The winners: his third straight decision vicMarion Hoover, Edna Clyde, third victory when the Orioles the at in the trials Singer Coralee Murphy, Helen Han- erupted for five runs in the tory Bowl at the New York World's sen, Helen Anderson, Eloise fifth inning off loser Diego SeFair. Clark, Nan Horsley, Carolyn gui and reliever Jack Aker. There were no knockdowns, Clark, Carmelia Williams, Boog Powell's seventh homer Kirk-lan- d old high Dorothy but Miller, a Walcher, and May capped the rally. Willie had three of Baltimore's school student, slipped to one Hacking. knee in the second round after Next Tuesday will be "Champ 13 hits. Brooks Robinson drove low in three runs and Luis Aparicio a hard right glanced off his of the Month" tourney, neck. gross and low net in all flights. stole three bases. bench-warme- 14-h- 2-- Arizona State University and Missouri tied this week for the No. 1 spot among the nation's college baseball teams. This was the first time a tie ever existed for the top position in the six years the poll has been conducted by the collegiate (UPI) baseball newspaper here. Miller Named As Olympic Ring Team Alternate 400-fo- ot 7-- 8-- 3, 6-- 7-- 1. me Ladies Day Play Winners Named At Riverside 5-- 16-ye-ar (2-3- y. (0-1- Runs Batted In National League Mays, Giants 35; Stargell, Pirates 26; Boyer, Cards 26; Howard, Dod gers 26; Torre, Braves 25. American League Cash, Indians 27; Tigers 29; Wagner, Rollins, Twins 26; Hall, Twins 25; Allison, Twins 24; Colavito, Athletics 24. (3-4- M (0-3- Softball Games At Harmon Park , San Fran. St. Louis Milwaukee 20 20 GB Pittsburgh 18 Major League Standings By United Press International American League W. L, Pet. 9 .640 .613 .571 .571 .563 .484 .452 .417 .394 .355 16 Chicago vBaltimore 19 12 New York Cleveland Minnesota 16 Detroit 15 14 16-- 18 12 12 14 16 17 18 12 14 15 1$ I 16 16 Cincinnati 16 19 Los Angeles Vz Houston 15 21 Vz Chicago 12 17 10 24 Vz New York 4 Wednesday's Results 5 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3, night St. Louis 1 Chicago 0, night 6 7 Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 3, night 8 Los Ang. 4 New York 1, night Philadelphia 7 San Francisco 2 Boston 15 21 Washington 13 20 Los Angeles 11 20 Kansas City r Wednesday's Results Minnesota 7 New "York 4 Baltimore 8 Kansas City 3 Boston 4 Los Ang, 3, night ' Washington 10 Det. 3, night (Only games scheduled) Wise co Thursday's Probable Pitchers (0-- - (3-3- ). - V zjs--- . 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Pet. 19 .633 11 GB SPRINKLING KEN'S SYSTEMS ! RADIATORS FREE ESTIMATES ; - ni?A!.7ED Acto Glass Installed Specialized Work ; I j PLUMBING -- HEATING 56 NOBTH 2nd WEST AH LANDER'S 421 S. pteiv. Ave.: CRA6IIEAD 7 DIAL FB 03 ir w I ' Pay ay ferns 8 . . all ,4 wheels. Adjust hand brake. clearance and pedal 2. Entire brake system Inspected. Brake drums, linings, master and wheel cylinders, grease seals and hydraulic system. 9. Align front end. Correct camber, caster, toe-i- n, toe-ou-t. Inspect, adjust and tighten steer-in- g 1. Brake adjustment V bn,lite-A-line- r. J) n ; All Work Done by Skilled .Technicians ss. 9mm hbs RAINJET THOMPSON - : 1 -- I 7-- 3, - -- Killebrew Hits To Hoiriers 1 As Twins Down Yanks 7 4 v - 0 'i 7-- 3) G. AB R. H. Pet. Maris, NY and that was the ball game. Jackson allowed eight singles in all but they were enough to result in his third loss compared with five victories. The Phillies climbed back into first place with a 2 victory over the Giants while the Braves beat the Reds, on Joe Torre's grand slam in the ninth inning. The Dodgers deand the feated the Mets, Pirates clipped th Colts, Johnny Callison personally ruined the Giants with a perfect day that consisted of a home run and four singles that accounted for three RBI's. Richie Allen and Wes Covington also homered for the Phillies in a it attack that dealt Juan Marichal his first loss following six straight victories. Screwball-e- r Jack Baldschun held the Giants to one hit over the last 4 3 innings for his second victory. Torre's homer with the bases full for the Braves came off Joey Jay although Bob Purkey (1-was charged with the defeat. Southpaw Billy Hoeft came on with the bases full and one out in the ninth to strike out Vada Pinson and Marty Keough, and preserve Denny Lemaster's fourth victory. Nick Willhite held the Mets to six hits before being lifted for a pinchhitter in the eighth as he recorded his second win in five decisions. Frank Howard singled in one run off loser Ron Locke in the f i r s t inning and scored another in the fourth on Doug Camilli's single. homer Jerry Lynch 's two-ru- n Pithe in the first inning gave rates a lead they never relin quished and they went on to edge the Colts on the combined five-h- it pitching of winner Bob and Al McBean. Veale (3-Walt Bond hit his seventh hom er for Houston. Don Nottebart, who has yet to win one, absorbed his sixth consecutive r:r J!"""""1 p Bill White in the eighth inning as n 302 Sou th 5th West; Provb, Utah Phone FR 5 4-29- 53 5Q VALUE t MOST CARS |
