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Show - - y w 'W g"yf r,vT t - 103 Salt Laics City, Monday, July 25, 1960 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, """""TTfiTn rf V "i 'i 4 Carbon Golfers San Francisco Assists With Pirate Win Enter JC Meet inbki3 ;Eiroves-EDir- st V y - v NELLIE FOX . . . gets 2,000th hit JOE , ADCOCK J drives In 3 Foyr Carbon Buhl's win was his 10th of Nixons triple and Vic Wertz1 nation matches Tuesday and two-ruthe year. single. Tito Franco na Wednesday in the Junior homered for the Indians. A Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament San Francisco built an early two-ruhomer by Frank lead on homers by Willie The four local representain the first inning of the Mays and Bob Schmidt, but nightcap gave the Red Sox a tives are Lynn Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Reid, thenhad to relieve starter cushion they never lost BlUy ODell with Johnny Am Helper; Dick Mac Knight , The As scored all their son of Mr. Hal tonelli, Billy Loes and Mike McCormick as the Pirates runs in the seventh inning of Mac Knight; Greg Passlc, rally in the the opener ss shortstop Jose son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert staged a three-ruVsldlvileso committed three ninth Inning.pinch-hitter-McCormick Passlc, and Robert Downard, s to of five Washington errors in son of Mr, and Mrs. Arnel struck out two the frame. Bay Herbert had- Downard, all of Price. preserve ODell's fifth win. The Dodgers exploded for a r stopped by Lenny Reid and Mac Knight five extra-bashits, including Greens seventh Inning sinplayed in the championship Stan Williams homer, to score gle but went on to win his flight and Passic and Down-ar- d in the A flight in the eight runs in the third innipg. fifth game. Washington local competition; B flight JiittGilliam, Duke Snider, raked five K.C, pitchers for winners were Chris Leavitt Maury Wills and Joe Pigna-tan- 16 hits In the nightcap, Incontributed doubles to the cluding a triple and homer and Mike Semken. '"j rally as Williams raft his rec- by Julio Becquer. ord to r the seasons John Baltimore beat Detroit when Buzhardt was tagged with his Jackie Brandt - drove In Billy Yankee Clipper Back seventh defeat Klaus Ih the 11th Inning with YORK (UPD Joe D1 fourth hit of the game. He NEW Dsryl Spencer, has accepted an inviMaggio Stan in knocked the Orioles other and nlnghsm homered fo the Cards, but run with a double. Chuck Es- tation to take part in the New it was Bill' twites ninth In- trada went all the way for York. Yankees annual day program at Yankee ning double that drove In Baltimore, posting a San Franclsco ousted the Pi- the winning run to give St Stadium Aug. 13. rates from the lead for the Louis a three-gam- e sweep of first time since May 29 with a the series. Frank Robinson Los Angeles shut and xGordy Coleman, who out Philadelphia for the third had reported from SeTUESDAY and St. Lou- attle, just straight time, homered for Cincinis edged Cincinnati, nati. Bob Gibson pitched the other National League games. last 1 Innings and won his In the American'" League, second game. Chicago maintained its game Nellie Fox collected his lead by splitting with New 2,000th hit and Roy Sievers York, winning the first, belted his, 16th homer to pace and dropping the nightcap, Boston took a pair from Cleve- Chicagos first game win over Kansas City the Yankees., The Yankees land, 10-- and beat Washington in the opener, broke Chicagos eight-gamin the nightcap but lost the second game, winning streak 10-and Baltimore defeated by blasting- - southpaw Herb Score and three White Sox in 11 innings. Detroit, for 13 hits. Mickey Joe Adcock drove in three runs with his 17th homer of Mantle smashed his 24th homthe season and a double .to give er for New York. Warren Spahn his 11th victory Boston dropped Cleveland in the opener against the Cubs. 3 games off the pace, .il-Johnny Logan chipped in with though out-hi- t in both games. homer and Del Cran-da- The Red Sox scored eight runs a two-ruhad three hits to aid In the first two innings of the Spahn, who had to weather a opening contest with the help Knits late Chicago uprising when he of Gary Geigers homer, Russ served ' home run pitches to Frank Thomas and rookie Eon Santo. By GABY KALE United Press International It may have felt like a tury for the Milwaukee Braves since they occupied first place In the National League, but calendarwise it was exactly 103 days. On April 12, Milwaukee won the season opener along with three other clubs. That was the last timeThe Braves occur pied the top rung until Sundoubleheader days sweep over the Chicago Cubs. Milwaukee never fell more than three fames off the pace until May 13. The Braves then reached their lowest mark May 31 when they were 6'i fames back, But on June 18, they started thelr surfe that brought nine victories In 10 fames and possession of first place by two percentage points over the Pittsburgh Pirates.. make sure you can stop! n Mai-zon- n 6-- 0 and-Mrs- n e 1-- 7-- XL PRICE County' junior golfers will' compete in the state elimi- o ' 10-ifo- Piersall Vows Reform After Talk With Cronin re- legedly obscene" gestures at BOSTON (UPD-i-morseful, Jin Piersall emerged an umpire during Saturdays Cleveland-Bosto- t game at FenMonday from a DutcR-uncl; talk with American League way Park. President Joe Cronin and told Piersall is the Cleveland Innewsmen: dians left fieldeL Tve been very wrong. . . , I Piersall was ejected from the have built up a lot of. game his sixth ouster from a emotions over nothing. game this seasoi involving an . . . Im going to cut out the altercation with umpires. antics and concentrate now on Im certainly happy Jo ' basebalL" , Cronin called me in. He talked InNew York, Haryey Kuenn, to me as a frienl and showed Cleveland Indians player repre- me how wrong I've been," Pier-sa- il . said. sentative, said he has been by some of his team "Im sure hes right mates, asking that "something Many Indian players. It Is be done about Piersall. knoign, feel that Piersall has Cronin, who a?" 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