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Show 7 Daily Herald 7 American Fork Orem Battle Stargell Stars as Bucs h Key C U L Contest. Tonight Dons Allen Defeat Dodgers 13 fo 3 Captures " FRIDAY, UMi JUNE County, 25, 1965 Utah j. i -- Fork and Orem will battle it 'out this evening in a crucial first half Central ' ' Utah League game. The game will start at 5:30 r American ning gave Orem its other run. over Lehi, even though his ford; Briskey and Pagan. Th- e- Cardinals routed Jim Minnesota and Chicago. By FRED DOWN S to 4. Rob-bi. Spanish Fork took full ad- team was out-hi- t, UPI Sports Writer OToole in 3 3 innings and Brooks Robinson cracked League Standings . and Smith did the hurling W vantage of severi walks issued homer in the, first ia-- , Say "Willie" and National went on to beat the Reds and three-ru- n American Fork 3 by Briskey to score one run in for Lehi. League fans in nine cities re give Tracy Stallard his fourth ning and Milt Pappas earned the fourth and one in the line score: Orem season. Bill White his eighth victory spond "Mays!" But say it in win of jola yield " nMotlrlcatran hits for Baltimore. on the Orem field. seventh. 000 00? Provo T7.7.TT7 it Spanish Fork Luis Doris Allen today held low Pittsburgh and the shout is led the Cardinals' " A. F. can solidify its position with two doubles and a single, Aparicio added a home run off" Spanish Fork Moyle Greenwood pitched Orem .......... 120 000 -8-2 gross chammonshiD. in the A He's Our Stargell." W 4 jflieht nf thet Helen Anderson loser Bill Monbouquette of the' atop the league standings by American Fork to a 2 win Shephard, Blad and C. Brad Lehi It would not be fair to com Phil Gagliano had a three-ru- n defeating Orem. On the other Memorial Women's golf tourney pare Willie Stargell of the Pitts- homer and Mike Shannon had Red Sox, who have now lost' IS'! of their last 18 games. Cart hand, Orem can move into first held at the Riverside Country burgh Pirates to Willie Mays of two hits. Dick Ellsworth gained Jiis Yastrzemskl, who had three of place with a victory. San the Giants Francisco but Club. , Ptava will nlov of T.nhi fn- victory with, a hivj uvoluii una, suigrcu in uie Stargell from tOrabell Lentz won the first the Amer8 Cub only run off Pappas in the night at p.m. and at low net and Ellen Larsen second Earlsboro, Okla., does cut quite six hitter behind a nine-h' ican Fork Saturday at 8 p.m. a set of batting figures of his attack that included three hits eighth. 010 000 00- 0- 1 7.0 low net honors in the A flight. By United Press International Cleveland 200 000 lO-x- 3 7 l.San Fran in other league games this Ernie "Bel Banks two and each awn. and by Ralph Terry In B the Gary flight competition, American League Pascual," Fosnow (5), Perry Banning, Herbert (6) and weekend. by Glenn Beckert, Doug Clem- combined for a five-hitt000 200 00- 0- 2 5 1 (6), Pleis (7), Klippstein (8), Corrale& Marichal, ' Bolin (9) Jo Tolboe took low gross honors Los Ang Enjoys Best Game American Fork and Orem ens and Billy Williams. Tony against the Twins. Max Alvis' 003 000 OO- x- 3 6 0 Nelson (8) and Zimmerman, and Haller, Hiatt (6). Winner-Bun- ning and Carmella Williams first Detroit Stargell enjoyed his best game Cloninger, a both picked up victories winner for homered off CamiloP Pascual in low net second and Marichal Loser Moore, Kay Bell and Sev'cik Ranew. and (8) in his big league career Tues the Newman, Lee (8) (9). Terry, suffered Braves, Wednesday night. HRs-St- uart net low his fifth the first inning and the Indians", honors. (11-6). ). (4-(11th) and Freehan. Los- Azcue. Winner Terry day night when he mashed setback. ' Orem defeated Spanish Fork, McLain added the decisive tallyvin the1' Miner took low HR-Evelyn gross FreHRs Loser Pascual Newman er three homers and a double to behind the two-h- it same inning when Rocky ColaiT hurling net and 300-low St. Louis 021 401 12 2 Virginia Hayes 11 W. Smith (6th). lead the Pirates to a 3 vic By GEORGE C. LANGFORD vis (13th). vito walked and scored on a of Joe Briskey. Wayne Shep- - gosi (4th), Cincinnati 000 010 120 4 6 0 honors in the UPI Sports Writer tory over the Los Angeles Dodg three-bas- e hard and Merlin Blad, who did error by centerfield- The a tourney was Stallard, Dennis (8) and UecTcnock ers. Opportunity 1 7 only may 000 000 010 er Jimmie Hall. BeU replaced5 the pitching for Spanish Fork, Kan City 300 000 03-0- 6 10 ( Boston two-damedal-pla- y event. ker. OToole, Craig (4), Arrigo and five teams are Stargell hit his first homer once 4 12 New York 011 000 00- 0- 2 6 ( Baltimore 301 000 OOx in the eighth and allowed gave up eight hits. in the first inning, connected for jumping at the chance in what Terry (6), Duffalo (8) and Edwards. Ritchie and Bryan. Stot Monbouquette, (5), Winner Dave Thompson and Lance Sheldon (3-one hit over the final two only Loser ). Stallard his second with Roberto Clemen-at-e appears to be the best Ameri Chase paced the Orem attack tlemyre, Ramos (8) and How-ard- Radatz (8) and Tillman. Pappas -- OToole innings. the walaboard can third and in, League pennant chase in a . Winner Mon Loser and Brown. Loser with two hits each. Stottlemyre (74), (8-Denny McLain aV Edwards (Uth), Pinson loped his third of the game wi:h! quarter century. Robin (5th), HRs lowed only five hits and struclf Harrelson (7th), Pepi- - bouquette ). The Orem club gained its HRs (12th). With uememe the Bill on and virdon perennial champion out nine Anupls FliVlr Mo 4nliffa: son (5th), Aparicio (6th). margin of victory by scoring 'tone (8th). New York Yankees floundering base in the sixth. National League and Jerry Lumpe accounted fo two runs m the second inning New York 01 000 D01 2 5 1 in seventh place, the Cards Rout Reds 000 002 001- -3 all the Detroit runs in the thttd 90 Houston on Chase's double, a walk and Minnesota 000 000 10- 0- 1 6 1 Phila 7 1 030 010 OOx 4 onetime also - rans are The St. Louis Cardinals routed and Fenton Jeff singles by 1 -- Fisher, L, Miller (5), Kroll SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) the Cincinnati Reds 114, the streaking for the top, where inning off loser Fred Newman. Thompson. (8) and Cannizzaro, Taylor (8). Oympic winners, record holders Chicago Cubs topped the Mil only two games separate, the Thompson's double and Roy Owens (9) and and the cream of the American waukee Braves the Phila- first five teams. Raymond, Pagan's single in the first inBrand. Winner Raymond track and field crop compete delphia "Phillies beat the San It's an race and and Fisher ). Loser Baltithe Saturday and Sunday. not only Francisco Giants Your HONDA dealer for ! for the National Amateur Ath Houston Astros nipped the New more have entered it with an 100 1 001 103 York 9 Utah 2 Mets letic in Union (AAU) championship 0other NL enthusiasm that has brought Chicago County is having an 001 000 00- 0- 1 6 2 but for the right to compete games. Milw them under a blanket With AMATEUR RACE The Pittsburgh Pirates of the ments. Workouts will be under Ellsworth (8-- 3 and Roznov- - against the Soviet Union. National League today announc the direction of Pirate Scout sky. Clpninger (7), O'Dell (8) Well known competitors in ed the following talent tryout Babe Barberis. , and Torre.' Loser Cloninger clude miler Peter Snell, distance PRIVATE Slow Race runners Bob Schul and Billy camps in Utah: Players are expected to furn- (10-5- ). ' Potato Race 1965 1, ish their own personal equipOgden, Thursday, July Mills, quarter miler Mike Lar' Afleck Field (noon to 4 p.m.). ment like shoes, gloves, uni- Pitts 15 0 rabee, hurdlers Rex Carwlwey 202 135 000-- 13 jif Pursuit Race KOVO Disc Jockey 100 000 00- 2- 3 4 0 and Blaine Provo, Friday, July forms, etc., and are responsible Los Ang Lindgren, long jumpto 4 (5-Park United livInternational Press for Cardwell and and (noon own their Economy Race er p.m.). By Pagliaroni. SAVING Ralph Boston, high jumper traveling Come in for details! These tryouts are being held ing expense, if any. American Drysdale, Willhite (4), R. Mil- John Thomas National League and hammer G. AB R. H. Avg, with the cooperation of the Legion players need a letter of ler (5), Purdin (6), Kekich (7), thrower Hal Connolly CHILDREN 2 YEARS AND UP 56 212 42 73 .344 respective Ogden and Provo approval from their coach or Perranoski (9) and Roseboro, Snell's duel with Jim Grelle in Aaron, Mil 66 234 50 80 .342 Parks and Recreation Depart- - Legion post commander to par Valle (8). Loser Drysdale (11- - the mile is jjie feature with Mays, SF 57 199 32 67 .337 Classes Start Phone 6). HRs Torre, Mil Bdiley (5th), Star-ge- Snell- predicting his official ticipate. World 3 (18th, 19th, 20th), Pagli- world mark of 3:54.1 is in jeo All players from 16 to 21 are Clmnte, Pitt 58 228 37 75 .329 374-505JUNE 28 5 66 248 42 81 .327 aroni (7th), Parker (3rd). Allen, Phil cordially invited. pardy. Clndnn, Pitt 66 244 42 77 .316 Rojas, Phil 59 193 33 61 .316 67 276 47 87 .315 Pinson, Cin ns 2-- Golf Honors : of.-th- 2-2-1 . 12-h- 6-- Line Scores of Big League Games ive it . er (8-5- ). - 3) (7-6- ). 3-- (7-3- (8-2- ). M 13-- 2) (4-2- AAU Track . HRs-Gagl- iano (1-6- ). - (6-8- . Meet Set ' flag-starv- - Tryout Camp at Timp Park Pittsburgh Pirates To Hold Leaders iL 3--1, BULLOCK'Sl (3-3- ). (5-8- Detroit,-Cleveland-- 4-- In Big Leagues - 2,-- Timp $ Swimming Lessons BEGINNING-INTERMEDIATE-- UFE HONDA - ll Junior Net Program Under Way 61 225 26 69 .307 79 .305 Virdon.-Pitt 65 259 41 JJUou, SF American League G. AB R. H. Avg. iaVIUU, WCV Vi uo &v o ooo Horton, Det 51 185 29 61 .330 61 219 36 72 .329 Hall, Minn Ysmiski, Bos 62 228 21 73 .320 Robnsn, Bal 48 185 25 58 .314 McAulfe, Det 61 232 47 72 .310 56 216 34 65 .301 Ward, Chi Howard, Was 65 245 28 70 .286 ".Colavto, Clev 63221 41 63 .285 Horn eRuns , National League Mays, Gi Leader!! - Competition is now under way in the Central Utah Junior and Little League tennis play. Junior League teams include Lehi, American Fork', Pleasant Grove, Orem, Provo, Spring- ville, Juab and Manti. Little league teams include Lehi, American Fork, Pleasant Grove and Orem in the northern ants 22: Stargell. Pirates 20: division and Provo, Springville, 'McCovey, Giants 15; Manti and Juab in the southern Pubs 15; Torre, Braves 14. division. , American League The defending champions Tigers 16; Colavito, Indi include: Junior League, Boys, ans 16; Kaline, Tigers; Kille- - Manti; Girls, Orem. Little brew, Twins; Hall, Twins; League, boys, Provo, northern Red Sox and Alvis, In- division; Springville, southern dians all 11 division. Girls, Provo. ' Runs Batted In Results: National Junior League League : Banks, i! o i - n. cuos co oo, oiargeu, riraies Boys Provo 5, Springville 0; Reds Orem 4, Pleasant Grove 1; . Mays, Giants 52; Johnson, American Fork 4, Lehi 1. 52; Callison, Phils 47. ' American Mantil Girls Provo 5, Springville 0; League la; Red Sox 52; Horton, Tigers Orem 5, Pleasant Grove 0; 4ft; Howard, Senators 47; Cola- - American Fork 3, Lehi 2. ; .vito, Indians 46; Kaline, Tigers 45. If Your Motor Overheat . Santo, . .Hor-.'(on- Con-Jgliar- - ' . " legion Baseball C-- US Game Postponed - the rican '.l Ame- Provo-Springvil- Legion baseball game, 'scheduled for tonight at Timp .Park, has been postponed of Boys State, accord-,-t- o Coach Ken Voeller of the se j Provo team, Complete RADIATOR and GAS TANK Service jot- New Flow Test end Leak Detection Equipment. 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