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Show 3 " , - '- -- ' I . - " - i atiFir a micosc Rei urns t&li: fesf "Place By GEORGE C. LANGFORD UPI Sports Writer The San Francisco Giants are back ' in , ; first place today, thanks jto a, d pitcher who cast Ihis lot with the best bullpen j staff v in the National pen ninth-innin- pitcher is, lefthander Billy O'Dell, , who recently shuffled -- -- after encountering arm miseries to join ace firemen Gaylord v Perrv and Bob Shaw In his last three rescue ef- - e. 3) -- j lO-inni- ng 4-- 1; 9-- 0, ''"WW" i,in.M..miUUmuiMlumi;u Two veterans who appeared 10th liming of the nightcap to the wins. Hank Aaron and Rico three-ru-n rally. Reliever Carty homered for the Braves. through: last year for the Cubs top a i four-gam- y,M Baltimore Wins Increases Lead """""'Byw"" 0 VijctQcy ; - ' j,.ui 5 -- nis continued their 1964 about-facaverfour-h- it Bob Buhl (9-Houston age Shuttirfg but the Cardinals on five- hits - and striking out in the opener and Ernie Banks 10th homer and eight forj his sixthwin in 10 de- contributed his doubles to raise his avertwo I cisions, w above .300,, age Billy Cowan and was the Ray Sadecki .8-6- ) Dick also Bertell homered for benefactor .othe Phillies' erthe Cubs, and John Bateman rors m?he second "game. Bill ' White Ijdd four hits and drove Connected for the Colts. Walt Bond, who homered in and. Lou Brock inthreeruns added ' tnreehitsV- - and scored the opener for Houston, cracked a two-ru- n three for the Cardinals. blast, his 11th, in the . 7-- 6, 6-- Pitts :nortj; improvea leagjjeleadirigrearned-ru- n -- 14-ga- me toppled .unrjs , ,: ' 6-- s 1-- ": Cincinnati burgh'j twice, l-an-d 5-- consecutive Los Angeles Dodger batters with the bases loaded to preserve a 0 victory for rookie sensation Ron Herbel and boost the Giants into first place for the first time in two weeks. .; The relegation of O'Dell, a consistent Giant starter for the last four years and a winner last year, to the bull-- sore-arme- league The went unnoticed because ing apart I'defensiyely, v spM a Willie Mays was grabbing the doubleheader with the StLouis headlines with, his sensational Cardinals, . winning the tfirsrl; game 0 then dropping jahf 8:2 hitting. 0 'Dell's sore arm also gave decision in 'the nightcap ' when Herbel his first opportunity to they .committed six errors and start. Sunday the two mental blunders.' The ,los$ righthander picked up his sixth dropped the Phils a. half game victory in nine decisions, scat- behind San Francisco. ... In other National League actering eight hits and strikGithe! out and gave1 four, ing tion, the Chicago Cubs beat e ants a sweep of their, Houston 10-- 2 in the opener then second set "with the world champs. dropped the 1 The Philadelphia MiiwauKee swept Phillies, game; who suddenly have been com- - the New ; York Mets, forts, O'Dell has registered one win and two saves, including a g spectacular job he when retired three Sunday AM LincW McDaniel I (1-- 4) was the loser andDon bttebart (3-was the vector: Ron Santo connected for Chicago in the loss. The Braves put together a ji tirst inning to the opener of fc rookie parrel! Sutherland and a fiVetm fif th in the night cap against veteran Frank Lary for their twin victory over the and MetsVDenny Lemaster (8-(6-received Tony Cloninger 7) six-ru- 5) 7) The Reds snapped a five-gaPittsburgh winning streak with their doubleheader victory although : Cincinnati ; hurlers. allowed ; 25 hits duriog the after--, noon. Vada Pinson and John Edwards, led the Reds' offense. John Tsitouris (4-went Uie for the opening win, distance and Jim Maloney, with eighth-innin- g relief helpi took the secme 5) ond. Pearcfe, Moody to Play Tuesday in Provo City Net Tourney Features Girls 14 and under, doubles-rec- ent f ; Saturday's Results: Wayne Pearce, winner of the n seventh in Dixon-Youn- g By GEORGE C. LANGFORD i Twins in a vs. Utah Public Parks tour- Boys 16 and under doubles the XJPI Sports Writer as Minnesota - del. Sundberg-Packar- d, Boshard-Portejning plastered 5 p.m. r Dick and winner Moody, ney, 3 White Sox, Girls. 12 and under singles The Minnesota Twins keep Chicago Boys 14 of Utah the the and Adams Shine Rookies frusvs. of winner and under doubles Kathy Baugh hitting home runs while Valley tourneys will see action Nielson - Traristrum match, def . Poulson-Barrtrated club President! Calvin But what elated Griffith more Nielson-partn4 in in Doubles matches feature Griffith wheels and deals for than the home "runs was the p.m. Tuesday 4 p.m. def. Engleking Allred, the Provo City Tennis Tourney. vs. Stone-Clarrelief pitching of winner pitchers who will make the one-h- it will meet the winner . Pearce slugging worthwhile. Worthington over the last 3 3 MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1964 1 Daily Herald 14 I deof the Russ Brown-BiGriffith has engineered Hidley Utah County. Utah' innings and the hitting and two in last the rookies Ron of will meet work while fensive Moody match, player changes the winner of the Art Dowdle-Trac- y weeks, including four An the Henry, a catcher, and Jim SnyWilson match, in the past three days, but his power- der, a second baseman, who Men's Class A division. ful Twins still are no better joined .the club Saturday. Each than fourth place in the Amer- drove in a run with a double Both matches will start at ican League because they can't and single, respectively r. 1 4:30 . , ..'fc.t v, ,,,, p.m. on the BYU courts. to of kind the pitching was his Killebrew's homer get matches: match their tremendous hitting. 27th high in the major leagues A Doubles Pearce-partnClass Men However, Griffith sees a ray and raised the Twins' home vs. winner of Mclntosh-partni of hope. run nroduction this seasnn to fev.a n d Hidley-partn.. The Twins bought relief hurl-e- r 114 in only 72 games. The sea6 'MAZ'--BilPLAY p.m. match, BY Pirates GREAT of the l Mazeroski lunges Pittsburgh Johnny Klippstein from the son record is 240 round trippers Men's Class B singles Dean to a Cincinnati's hard forward bouncer hit Gordy Coleman during snag by Phillies Sunday set by the New York Yankees Philadelphia vs. Leland Millett, McDonald the fourth inning of the Sunday's first game of a doubleheader. Mazeroski and last week they obtained in 1961. Tom Schaerrer vs. Art Dowdle, (Herald-UP- I veteran Al Worthington,; both of The Baltimore Orioles in- then flipped the ball to first for the out. The Reds won, Gary Hawkins vs. Kit Christ- . , whom Griffith feels will bolster creased their r Telephoto) league lead to offerson, 6 p.m. his bullpen., four Girls 16 and under singles games over the: Yankees in a row during one stretch to By JOE DURBIN Harmon Killebrew, Bob AlliBrez vs. by Greer Washington, 64, finish the tournament 14 under Cynthia Terry United Press International son and Zoilo .Versalles crashed whilebeating New York was splitting a vs. winner of Trane ;,-;Jan nick, , CLEVELAND (UPI) I Uiio HOI IK: Cham par. jvuivj doubleheader with the Detroit Nielsoh-Clar- k Match. 4 p.m. pagne Tony Lema didn't win Palmer had a three under n Tigers, winning the opener on Doubles IS hit IS St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 4 American League U.S. Open Championship par 68 and said Breznick-Clar- k the an eighth-innin- g Nielson-Halegrand-slavs. by and W. GB L. greens won Pet. but he every everything else this Tom Tresh. but losincr 5 5 p.m. Chicago 2 Houston 1 vs. Allred-Gree- r, of one " them three. .643 25 45 month. except Baltimore 6 9 New York Milwaukee on Gates Brown's seventh-in- 40 28 .588 4 By United Press International Lema captured the $110,000 The Masters champion was- - deResults ning homer in the nightcap. New York Sunday's 37 29 .561 6 National League Cleveland Open Sunday, his fending the crown he won last In other American League uicago 1 Los Angeles 0 CC San Francisco 38 34 .528 8 G. ABR. H. Pct. third victory since June 1, by year by defeating Lema and games, Boston beat Cleveland Minnesota 6 Pittsburgh 2, 1st Cincinnati Tommy Aaron in a plyoff. 35 37 .486 11 67 265 46 93 .351 and Kansas Boston twice, 4 and defeating defending champion Nicklaus 6 Pittsburgh 5, 2nd Williams, Chi Cincinnati had a 70 and fin 33 35 .485 11 Arnold Palmer on the first hole City shut out the Los Aneeles Cleveland Clemente, Pitt 67 273 44 95 .348 10 Houston 2, 1st Chicago 272 ished at 35 39 .473 12 Los Angeles along with Terry 70 262 61 91 .347 Angels, Houston 4 Chicago 1, 2nd, lOins Mays, SA AMERICAN FORK Winners of a sudden death playoff. Dill. 12 36 .471 32 Billy 15Detroit Casper, .Bruce DevOrioles Break Tie 68 254 35 84 .331 Lema won it by canning a 5 St. Louis 0, 1st Hunt, NY in the named were Alpine today Philadelphia in Doh named 29 45 .392 18 today January, and Ed Grif-The Orioles capitalized on two Washington . Winners were foot putt for a birdie after he lin, 67 249 40 80 .321 Mil best-bal- l Torre, 2nd 8 Louis mixed St. Club's 2, Philadelphia ResCountry on Mona 28 44 .389 18 fiths, a Cleveland area pro, f errors in the eighth inning to Kansas City Sunday's Regatta had missed a "routine tap-in- " 7 New York 6, 1st; Stargell, Pitt 50 198 28 61 .308 tourney held Sunday. Milwaukee ervoir. on the 72nd hole that made the all ended up at 274 while young break a 4 deadlock with two 56 207 32 63 404 Saturday's Results winners: The 9 New York 0, 2nd Cepeda, SF Milwaukee Sikes and Don Fairfield j The winners: runs to extend their winning New York 5 Detroit 4, 10 ins He dropped 68 267 49 81 .303 necessary. playoff Allen, Phil Larene Los and Gross Tony Don were one stroke further back. West, Streak to SIX games. Rookie Baltimore .1 Washington l Crackerbox Monday's Probable Pitchers 66 246 46 74 .301 Santo, Chi and Doris Young. the putt after Palmer's third Ashby, Harry NuxPleasant Grove; tie for second Herman btarrette, in relief of Cleveland 4 Boston 2 at Cincinnati Chicago George Bayer and Gary 66 250 30 75 .S00 chi Qany Low Net r- Tie for first, Ruel shot,; from just off the green, between K. V. Johnson and Ken- reshman Wally Bunker, picked Minnesota 5 Chicago 3 nan 4 j vs. uuraexie ). 10 the feet rolled Player came in at 276, Mason pin. past Lee and Blanch Smesshert and American League of Provo. both Los at win. his Lassen, first Jackie Brandt Kansas City 2 Los Angeles ny Calif orman, RUdolnh and Rex Baxter were The Angeles up Pittsburgh Merle and Ethel Richardson. G. R. H. AB Wes Pet. Runabout (5-L. Gibbon vs. after again ordering cham at 277 and Al Geiberger, Ray (night) Results Sunday's .340 250 55 85 Minn " Jack 6$ Leftwich, Allison, Knudsen, Provo; -Miller ). pagne for the press, described Floyd, Johnny Bulla, and Fred ai:u uuuw- 8 Cleveland 5, 1st :JUim3U" u".cu Boston 52 99 .330 300 71 Minn Oliva, . Provo;; Kent Knudsen, Provo. Louis St. a iwmer iot oauunore ana Jim r, what happened on the 18th hole Marti ended at 278. o j, Milwaukee at 324 40 84 259 70 Dennis .Hogan, King connected for Bal ' SK Dass Robinson, vs. "I guess r didn't have my mind Lema, who was on the tour Schneider (1-Washington. 1W C v . Q night) 1c ' 60 193 35 62 1321 LA Salt Lake; Dee Pritchett, Provo. Tresh's blast the first ' Fregosi, ). on it," he said. "It was just a for five years before he started Washburn JZ off Detroit-- New York 5, 2nd Ronnie Armstrong, slam of his career, 1319 145s 34 185 .59 59; NY Mantle, to win, began his big month by I a t Houston routine tap-inPhiladelphia Baltimore 6 Washington 4 , 71 a cu 282 316 39 89 American Fork;. Reg Thorpe, xt Hinton. Wash vs. Summing up the victory, he capturing the thunderbird Open Mahaffey (7-(night) 1 uam 57 202 28 62 307 tK - Minnesota 9 Chicago 3 Det Freehan. Provo; Herb DeWeese, Provo. .mwir (uri) ciiy ). said."after throwing it away, I which was worth $20,000. . Then, Bruce Ken Furness,' Roy; 150s fi7 2fw? More than 600 youngsters gath r oio 54 Kali rM was fortunate enough to get it he took the Buick Open and! New York at San Francisco Provo. Rwr tenat FarK Thnrnp the 1305 64 rucucia Ta 28 236 72 NY munuay "'-t- o Rnrtti Liberty rruimc Snarma fnrmr i back." vs. Bolin Howard, pocketed another $8,000.' He finCisco (3-n Stnrlrr Hvdrn Herb Haus- - OhiA statA oiiartArhflrlr crav im uucago at leveiana nigni) night) 56 151 23 46 .305 ms courts Saturday tor a tuU- ished 20th in the U.S. Open Lopez. ' NY Wins Match Nearly IIway oi instruction. vs. Kralick (8-s ( Peter man, Salt Lake ; Roy Samuel-so- " w tww h;t in fntir Home Runs Lema: had a few anxious but bounced back to win Suno " S:ua Ti-:- i ii iityasmiigioiningiiw Salt Lake; Roy Flitton Salt rpl Af hurl nix in th n trhtan Tuesday's Games The clinic, under sponsorship moments as Palmer ai. tn ueirou American Leamie: Killebrew. nearly day fof another ,$20,000. -- Regan (3-- vsi Osteen ). Cincinnati at Chicago ot tire bait - Lake County Recre-AllisoLake.' 120; 27; Twins, foot Powell, Orioles, avati hi. rpcnrd at 1.1 an putt Lema, who also won the Bing eight dropped Milwaukee. at St. Louis Cam Harmon, ation5 Utah the and InDon Demeter had two hom- - Minnesota at Baltimore Department Twins, 20; Wagnerj on the 18th for a birdie that Crosby Tournament last 'fall,1 Dick Bradford, ats in th onener. Dick McAul- - (night) (3-vs. Rob Philadelphia at Houston, night dians, 17: Colavito, Athletics, wV""VieittUS rounuauon, was would have City; Grant Brigham given him the vie summed it up by saying "it's New York, at San Francisco. CU T nlra-- . TillA C1oiT Calf iffe added his 11th and Norm erts (5-to of 16 'prelude la' But ball rimmed the been a wonderful month. I'm the tory. Lake. ( Only games scheduled ) league-plavarious in ki the nicrhtcao Kansas City at Boston (night) GW connected Cash National League: Mays, age di; cup Iso both players finished at glad it's happening to me.; George Wal W tKa Tio re Hydro VS. ( W) WUSOn Pacific Coast JtWWSlieiQ v After picking up nis check, 270 and headed for the first. tee. League Standings ants, 22: Williams, Cubs, 18: visions.. ; ton, Salt Lake; Larry Liddell, of 1 e n. Utah 1 coach A Lema 17: headed for Philadelphia University who the third Howard. Felix Mantil a and Frank Mai- - l started Western Division Dodgers. Lema, Salt Lake; Larry Danielson, zone MickMickee and James round three strokes behind Pal where he' will compete in tht each hit two home runs (Only games scneduiea) vW. L Pet. GB Phils, 15; Robinson, Reds, 14. 1 Harry Salt Lake. Games elsen of the recreation depart mer and Jack Nicklaus, had a Whitemarsh Open. The defendTuesday's Runs Batted In 27 .640 . 48 Portland Dick Brad in the Red Sox sweep over the Hydro ment directed the gigantic clin 65, seven below par. He collect ing, champion there also is which boosted Boston Chicago at Cleveland, night Indians American League: KUlebrew, . 42 i31 .575 5 San Diego ford; Roy Flitton; Charles Par into fifth at Detroit ed seven birdies including five Arnold Palmer. Washington, night place. Dick Radatz . 40 34 ,541 . Seattle Twins, 59; Muart, nea iox, ot; ker, Rupert, Ida. m-- Minnesota at Baltimore Wagner. Indians; 55: Powell. Tacoma .38 36 514 DRi Hydro Tim Rondtha- - hurled two scoreless relief Boston at Kansas " the first game and in uty, . 39 37 .513 9 Orioles, 49; Colavito, Athletics, Spokane lander, Salt, Lake; Bud Sleeter ; nines 2 3 more in the second to LLos Angeles at New Vork, 2, Hawaii 46. 22 49 .338 25 . Liddell. Larry Bill victories for r DU Runabout Frank Ander preserve National League: Mays, Gi Eastern Division and Bill Monbou- Spanswich 53; Boyer, Cards, 53; National League json, Qgden; Larry Danielson; L Pet. GB ants, , W. quette. S t a r g e 1 1, Pirates, 46 ; Santo, Dick IBradford. W. L. Pet. GB Okla. 548 . 40 33 City Leon Wagner slugged his 16th Cubs, 46; Banks, Cubs, 44. Denver .... 40 34 .541 aid 17th hnmAM in th firt San Francisco 44 27 .620 Pitching 42 26 .618 34 .521 '2 Arkansas BROWN SIGNS CONTRACT ..37 game for the Indians and Dick Philadelphia A i e c a n League: Ford, m r 5 38 31 .551 33 35 .485 4 CHICAGO (UPI) Halfback Stuart hit his 14th for Boston. Pittsburgh Indianapolis 10-Yanks, Arrigo, Twins, .;i37 33 ;529 6 Salt Lake .. 34 38 .472 Mikej Brown of the University First came loser Dick Donovan Ciixrinnati Kralick, Indians,. Bunker, 34 ,33.507-- 8 22 50 ,306 17 Chicago Dallas ..... , of Delaware, the UPI small also homered. Newman, Orioles, Angels, -- 36 36 .500 8 St. Louis , Dieeo Semii Ditched a five-h- it college football champion 1 a s Sunday's Results season, has signed a contract shutout over the Aneels to raise National League: F a r r e 1 1, Indianapblis 5 San Diego 4 (1st) 11 The As scored Houston V , r 34 with the Chicago Bears of the his record to Indianapolis 2 San' Diego 1 Colts, 10-Mahaffey, Phils, .33 38 .1465 11 two unearned runs in the first, Los Angeles National Football League. iMari (2nd) Phils, Bunning, 2153 fJS82. 25 Salt Lake Brown was the Bears' 10th Nelson Mathews homered in the New York 2 10-4 Tacoma (1st, Buhl, Cubs, City chal, Giants, MAKE MINE draft choice after leading Pel- third and the final run scored Saturday's Results V 10 innings) aware in rushing for three con on a sacrifice fly. Barry Lat- - Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 2 ; 0 San Francisco 9 Los Angeles 1 Salt Lake City 2 Tacoma ' was the loser. man (2-secutive seasons. HIRAM WALKER VODKA The sport of boating cost (2nd) 4 7 Seattle Dallas Americans nearly $2.6 billion (1st) , 6 Dallas 1 (2nd) Seattle during 1963. ; Weekend Sports Summary never talks about you Portland 7 Oklahoma City 6 (1st) Portland 6 Oklahoma City 2 (2nd) 5 Hawaii 2 (1st) Arkansas NEW YORK (UPI) hi. Ste Hawaii 7 Arkansas 2 (2nd) Byj United Press International amateur champion Nick Wes-loc- k won the 42nd annual On- vens, owned by Ernest, Wood, Sunday 3 Denver 2 (UPI)-Mickey tario Open golf championship won the $29,300 Saranac handi Spokane BROOKVILLE, N. Y. Monday's Schedule, . total of 208. cap at Aqueduct race track. .Wright won the Walde- with a Denver at Salt Lake City mar Women's Open golf tournaPortland at Oklahoma City ment by two strokes over Ruth CLEVELAND (UPI) Tony BUFFALO, N. Y.-- (UPI) Lema beat Arnold Palmer on The East defeated the W est, Jessen. the first hole of a sudden-deat- h (uncommunicative) in the fourth annual All- - ESKIMOS SIGN THREE ROUEN, France (UPI) Dan playoff to win the $110,000 Clev- America football game. BILLS DRIVING EDMONTON (UPI) The EdGurney of Costa Mesa, Calif., eland Open golf championship. "V; "fcX monton Eskimos of the Westwon the 50th French Automobile 1AIII YOU 1 WILMINGTON, Del. (UPI) If v 71 ern Football Conference signed Grand Prix with an average Saturday Richard (Terry) Graham, No. 3 three more imports for the 1964 speed of 109.401 miles an hour THE CURR A G H, Ireland '." Santa Claus, an1 Irish singles player on this year's season, bringing the number of for the 231.5-mil- e (UPI) grind. MAN MONEY See the University of Delaware tennis American players signed to 17. colt, won the $202,110 ' I with the Friendly a NEW BRUNSWICK, N; J. Irish Sweep's Derby by four team; was elected captain of inked Tom The Eskimos ' I " f ' the 1965 squari. ottt i ifUm e Finance Plan Bob Hayes of Florida lengths. (UPI) Brown, a former tackle for the j' ' A0At winner ; of the National Oakland Raiders of the Amerit .I Satdash on WIMBLEDON, Eng. (UPI) JOHANNESBURG, So. Africa can Football League; tight end . A.A.U. ' ' i I North 1st East 50 j of BiUie Moffitt ' official will Amhe Jean ask Walker I said The South African (UPI) Long linebacker and Jim urday, $ or Provo, 373-186- 3 permission to , skip next week's Beach, Calif., and Nancy Rich- - ateur Athletic Union cancelled a from Texas Tech ; and ; defenBO PROOF blSniltO FROM See Gene Lamb or Richard Baglejr; sive end Lex ', Byrd, who has . Olympic tryouts in New York ey of Dallas, Tex., became the scheduled athletic tour of BritGRAIN, HIRAM WALKER & because of a pulled hamstring only American girls, to reach ain and Effope in order: to played with the Ottawa Rough LI A Vrf 282 NO. UNIVERSITY SONS INC PEORIA. ILLINOIS I PROVO, round of the avoid incidents stemming from Riders as well, as Toledo and the quarter-fin(AlsoAvtHiSi In 100 Proof) See Clair Cherry or .Wayne Snow Wimbledon women's s i n g 1 e s South' Africa's controversial Syracuse of the United Football TORONTO (UPI) r Canadian championships. apartheid policy. League. A i six-ru- Lewis-Nielso- n, ; 9-- 4-- 6, 6-- 3, 6-- 4; Taylor-Kartchn- er , y, 6-- 3, er 3-- 6, 6-- 4; Brooks-McKnig- ht k, 6-- 3, 6-- 4. , 1-- ll : : , Other-Tuesda- er er . er Tony Lema Captures First Place In Cleveland Open i 6-- 2. Leaders In Big League Standings Winners in Warner-Christense- Big Leagues m 8-- 6. ' 6-- s, two-putt- ed 1 Mona Boat Races Na 8-- Golf Alpine Winners Named 4-- 3. 4-- 0. j : i j 4-- . ki-i- (.0-- - 1 j 30-year-- E-Rac- YTl ing - . ? 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