| Show Ssf' OGDEN OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- R JUNE SUNDAY MORNING 25 ’nt 3B 1961 wm ’tending MONROE MAJOR S WON 3 Condors Evan's Superette Industrial School Warriors 1 1000 3 2 1 1 Titans June 26 schedules 1:00 pm— Superette vs Warriors 300 pm— Titans vs Industrial School Condors Pet 000 667 333 333 (bye) JUNIOR A am— J W Brewer 10:30 am— Warriors vs 0 NINTH June 28 Schedule Cardinals vs Cubs 9 am ators 10:30 Nikes vs Titans 1:30 Dragonflies vs Prospectors 1:30 SE A Hodges Nea‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE IP Perranoski (W 4 1 1) tyi SATURDAY'S Philadelphia St 6 San Francisco RESULTS Pittsburgh 2 6 Louts Milwaukee 13 Chicago 4 Philadelphia (Ferrarese at Pittsburgh (Haddix 3 5 -- and Mahaffey and Shantz 2 Baltimore Francisco (McCormick St Louis Sadecki Angeles (Williams San at 4-- 5-- 4 Los 6-- (Jay Chicago (Spahn and Loes and Miller at Cincinnati 7-- 6 -1 Minnesota 8-- (Cardwell 5-- at Milwaukee PHILADELPHIA 12 110 2 10 2 4 Taylorb Waltersrf 4 4 2 5 Herreralb 4 0 0 0 Demeterlf © 1 rbi Virdoncf 4 0 0 0 C Smith 3b 0 2 0 10 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 111 Groat ss 4 C!ementerf 3 0 0 0 Stuart lb 4 0 0 0 0 Hoak3b 3 PROBABLE SUNDAY'S ' - Cokerc Amaross - PITCHERS 6-- 5-- 3-- 6 4-- 3-- 5 Short p Sutlivanp ' 3-- 5-- 1 2-- 3-- 4-- (Kralick Baltimore (Grba 33 2 6 2 Totals 34 6 9 4 aGrounded out for Mizell in 5th out on strikes for Friend in 7th 300 030 000- -6 PHILADELPHIA 100 000 100- -2 PITTSBURGH ST Angeles 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 ab r h rbi 4 0 11 Aparicioss 5 2 3 Fox2b 4 2 2 Landis cf 4 12 Minosolf 4 2 2 Smithrf 4 2 2 Robmsonrf 10 0 Lollarc 5 12 Daley c Carey 3b 4 0 0 0 Cottier2b 0 0 0 0 Mathiasp 3 0 0 0 Sturdivantp 3 12 1 1 2 38 Totals 2 0 1 1 121712 LOUIS 10 Los Angeles Fisher Hyde Moeller (W Fowler 11 13 11 110 -- 1110 110 4-- 000 14 6-- 110 4-- nd 4112 JUNIOR LOB-De- troit arke f-- SF-P- oww 5-- 7-- 1111 e-- I 1111 June 27 Schedule vs Scoobies Flying Dragons 10:30 Black 'Jets vs Black Hawks vs Flying Dragons 9 Black Jets vs HorMos- nets vs Scoobies 10:30 quitos 1:30 7 Even Pros Acclaim Liffler as UriifeU States Open 9' " June 29 Schedule BONNEVILLE MIDGET 3 Vikings Screaming Eagles Simoron Seagulls Spiders Five Point Lions Little Demons Hansen 10 2B— Triandos Pearson HR— Klus- IP 3 3 2 6 3-- 2Vs H R 5 2 2 ER BB SO 2 1 1 2 0 232 0 0 0 5 0 3 5 0 6 0 1 114 days because of an injured finger it was disclosed today Burgess was injured last night in a game with Philadelphia He was hit on the ring finger by a foul tip off the bat of Tony Taylor in the seventh inning ' Two physicians examined Burgess and said he had a dislocated and badly swollen finger on his right hand a Pirate spokesman said The doctors prescribed exercise to reduce the swelling Home Runs Beal Cincinnati in Headliner With the Dodgers g likes “all the glory and general hullabaloo after winning a tournament” After a round he prefers to talk of anything but hand-shakin- By Harry Grayson 3 3 0 Sports Editor Newspaper Enterprise Ass :iation In this era of automatic it could be a sign of the times when a per- -' fectlOIliSt like Gene Llttler goes through a field of the world’s finest precision players with machine-lik- e the United States Open u0 The touring professionals don’t call him The Machine for nothing j Even veteran pros among whom can be more than a trace of there and jealousy on occasion acenvy claim Iittler They do not have to apologize for their champion Littler is such a picture golfer that he satisfies even the more demanding purists He was bom with his perfect swing As Gardner Dickinson who was paired - with him through the final two and winnings rounds at Oakland Hills remarked - golf I LITTLER ATTENDED San Diego State College and served hr the Navy While in college he met Ms wife Shirley They have two children Littler won the Jaycee National Junior in 1948 at 18 He bagged a couple of open tournaments and was a member of the Walker Cup-teabefore copping the US Amateur in 1953 Eight months later in Ms first attempt in the IT S putt Open he muffed an eight-foo- t on the final green to miss tying Ed Furgol at Baltusrol So you see it took littler seven years to mature and that’s quicker than most of them make It big these days ' the rest of us had to work hard to do LITTLER IS THE KIND of a father can point out to his LITTLER'S DISPOSITION matchson or daughter and say “Do what es his game He is the newest star he’s doing and you’ll be doing evof the compact swing introduced erything right’’ It would have been or scratcher a have to i a shame by Byron Nelson Ben Hogan Jimscrambler or an almost formless my Demaret and that crowd This of all coveted most win the in contrast to the flowing swing player of the Macdonald Smith Willie Mac-farlatitles and Bobby Jones school with Littler’s conduct off the course is its higher arc as exemplary as it is on It would littler of the massive hands is ' have been a pity to have an odd in the Open character prevail pever under stress or strain always a Littler looking within himself as master of the degood Although crew cut standing a fraction more layed sharp hit with a three-quartthan five feet nine and weighing swing which prevents over167 pounds will be 31 on July 21 swinging The arms and hands behe looks more like a college oarsing kept as close to the body as man than anything else He’d appossible insure near perfect bal-the ance and control of body and ball Syracuse pear more at home at He amiable and J affable is gets Hills he Oakland at Gene Littler is a delicate machine ' Regatta than Littler Mr Wonderful to knowl- the job done with a minimum of built for distance and now that all dis-- 1 the bugs are out of it you are quite edgeable golfers is as taciturn as words as well as strokes He likely to hear of tMs fine piece of workmanship again and again shot-mak- er ne June 26 Schedule Electrics vs Astronauts 9:00 Termites vs 10:30 Midget Missies vs Redskins Eagles 1:30 Monroe Junior B League Chiefs Jays 3 Cardinals Colts Worms Ravens 0 June 27 Schedule Jays vs Cardinals Worms vs Colts Chiefs Ravens 9 Hi St Park Midget C League Mt Eyrie Larks Thunderbirds Golden Eagles 0 Searching Seagulls June 27 Schedule Seagulls Searching Mt Eyrie Larks vs 9:00 Thunderbirds vs Golden Eagles 10:15 June 29 Schedule vs Mt Eyrie larks 9:00 Thunderbirds Searching Seagulls vs Golden Eagles 10:’5 vs er Australia Expects to Make Tennis 'Sweep1 GOLF the principal “tune-up- ” England (UPI) -A- Tournament Bonneville Midget C League meet for Wimbledon ustralia at last boasting a tal1 750 3 Cougers The United States has only one 667 ented group of young feminine stars i 2 Black Scorpion 1 667 2 Beavers Little veteran men’s corps seeded player in men’s singles 333 to back up its 2 i CLEVELAND (UPI) — Rookie lim the latter with one on and War Hawks 000 has high hopes today of scoring its Chuck McKinley of St 'Ann Mo j 4 0 Unitouchables — Dick McAuliffe recalled from Den two out in the ninth inning gave June 27 Schedule first sweep of the singles titles in and only one seed in women’s sinDodgers a 7 victwo the Los Angeles league-leadinver two days ago hit a two-oBlack 9:00 Beavers Little vs Cing Untouchables the Wimbledon tennis championships gles Karen Hantze of Chula Vista tory over the 10:15 Cougars Scorpions vs War Hawks rpn homer in the top of the ninth cinnati Reds Saturday Calif Each was given eighth place starting Monday (bye) States’ United contrast the off runs to American the home By the lowest possible seeding B The southpaw Jr Bonneville pace League Saturday innig of 18 men and 11 women in hurlers Red of four There are rocks ahead Tor the entry last Bill Hornets Black to a Henry Detroit Tigers League- leading Amerweakest the rated is hit Panthers the Aussies however singles Dodgers 4 victory over the Cleveland In- were two of five d Cardinals the of ican for delegation Dodger Howard pinch hitting Reigning champion southpawi dians Marquardt Miidjets War II era Neale Fraser seeded number one June 26 Schedule McAuliffe who lefty Ron Perranoski tagged HenThe Australia the world’s dominant for this tournament and conseMarquardt Midiets vs Cardinals 9:00 Panhit his first major league home ry’s first pitch Maury Wills then thers vs Black Hornets 10:30 tennis power in recent quently the official favorite has amateur 'of the his fifth out Schedule single ruiv Friday when the15-- Tigers shel- punchedand Gilliam followed with a Black HornetsJune vs28 Cardinals 9:00 Pan- years has captured the Wimble- been out cf form all this year main7 teed off game lacked the Indians 6-- 2 thers vs Marquardt Midiets 10:30 don’s men’s championship total of ly due to a suspect left knee He! against reliever Frank Funk who home run 10 times But never before have the has not won a tournament since SCORING SPREE took over the Cleveland pitching forces from “down tinder” been Christmas and was beaten in the I PATIENT’S COMPLAINT: in the eighth Charlie- - Maxwell set MILWAUKEE Wis (UP) — The able to win the women’s champion the stage for McAuliffe’s winning Milwaukee Braves sparked by the ships blast with a single off second base-ma- n home-ru- n Dr Cry bats of Joe Adcock and Now however the Aussies have Japanese newcomer Osamu W- gloye Temple’s on their went Johnny biggest Joe Torre a number of young stars who could -- Treatment' T usually advocate take the women’s crown The path gur0 - - - scoring and hitting binge of the SMITH SPARKLES the to beat withdrawal has been cleared by the CHICAGO (UPI) — A1 Smith year here Saturday 13-- 4 Cubs of defending champion Maria Bueno Chicago run of the belted his 17th home take “the of Brazil - because of illness and j to WINS FIRST START season and Minnie Minoso hit his does I it When f jonS chance her chief rival and friend Darlene SALT LAKE “Big Time third in four games Saturday to must come-ofas it shot ST LOUIS (UPI) — Rookie the CXTue who Calif Montebello of Hard Tffliriwv succeed And power the Chicago White Sox to a southpaw Dick LeMay held St wrestling comes here Thursday at was nursing Miss Bueno The Aus- hoirt influenza With penicillin if your gamble is to 12-- 6 the over Washington Louis to 6 hits Saturday to win the state fairgrounds with a match fI victory let sies are ready for the opportunity treatment Rod says he should be Tots 6you thouSt you Senators ® his first mapor league start as the described by sports writers as the with a group of young stars headed fit Monday” by absolutely never make San Francisco Giants downed the most explosive in history ARROYO IN FORM Rodney is could Margaret Smith who headed freckle-face- d by 1 Cardinals Courts on (UPI) ST quoted around 6 to 4 favoriteWim- - t Jt’s a brawl that started on a today won the London Grass ' r BLAST PIRATES the books Losing finalist4 at —New York relief pitcher Luis 1 nationwide television show between 9t'rs Can Two bledon the past two years he hopes PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pancho Dick the Bruiser US Arroyo put down an eighth inning champ and Morton Olmdh Drops To New Contracts to make it this time Minnesota rally Saturday to help Herrera’s two home runs and Em' has Bruiser Brazil Bobo Australian Roy Yet another New York to a 19-- 7 victory before Frank Sullivan’s clutch relief pitch- popular' French Golf Match DETROIT (UPI) — The Detroit erson seeded fourth is battling for the largest single game crowd in ing Saturday led Philadelphia to a never been defeated in 2000 have' announced the signing with in third spot favor ' Tigers France (UPI) popular Twins’ history DEAUVILLE 2 matches but it’s only even-monvictory over Pitssburgh of and an outfielder to a Nicola Ohio pitcher Pietrangeli Cincinnati Italy’s Herrera’s blasts came in the first against the South American “Coco Morton Olman of ERRORS COSTLY whereminor league contracts 3 Departing from tradition American player was last and accounted for Bump” surviving fifth and innings -Conrad Cardinal 19 a right-handMo (UPI) KANSAS CITY opened Phillies’ runs Calhoun 609 pound Ar- eliminated in the French amateur by the defending champion of the five Haystack caand weighs 210 who stands 15000 The Kansas City Athletics capitalChris kansas hill billy who has been the golf championship Saturday when the tournament on the Wimbledon starter relieved Sullivan 15-- 3 record at Valley a had court the pounds ized on two errors by shortstop two Pirates on base and sensation of Madison Square Gar- - he lost to Jean Moerman of Bel- pacity center with Short school to NY decided Stream unearned high Committee five Tournament Don Buddin to score none out in the seventh inning den Don Leo Jonathan the Mormon gium 8 and 7 He will report to Jamestown of William runs Saturday as they defeated He semifinal give that honor to Laver who will other In the Jack to strike out Bill Giant Wilbur Snyder Judo proceeded RusNew the League seven a curtain raiser 3 the and snapped have against Boston and pinch hitter Walt Terry and other great stars are Pierce of Britain defeated4 Jean Mazeroski Gerald also The who signed LeJus Toomas 3 sia’s streak Tigers Pierre Hirigoyen of France and game Red Sox winning outan Ga Moyrn and got Bill Virdon on a on the program Wimof at twice LaGrange his has won Kirby Olman previously played Earlier in the day For the convenience of Ogdenites REDS DEFEATED 428 at Southern grounder to the mound He then batted who match against Eric de bledon taking a set from champion fielder on sale at Para- quarter-fina- l Union Junior College in Georgia CINCINNATI (UPI) Home runs blanked the Pirates in the final reserved seats are Fraser last year of Carbonel Belgium mount Bowl - two frames GilJim and Howard by Frank WIMBLEDON 9-- I ut j 5-- post-Worl- ‘ Mat Wizards Perform On Thursday 1 -- ESVSJ - refeemfromfhdfcetoem1fS H Taltoi 6-- PAUL-MINNEAPOL- IS I ey 6-- ‘ er 6-f- York-Pennsylvan- ia 9-- j - A’ J V ’ — RATED MR WONDERFUL NOW June 27 Schedule Simoron Seagulls vs Five" Point lions 9 Little Demons vs Spiders 10:30 Screaming Eagles vs Vikmg 1 :30 B levehnd Indians in -- 4 Loss To Detroit SF-K- 3100 100- -1 00x- -4 Triandos E— Moran ricio 4-- 000 000 002 002 BALTIMORE LOS ANGELES 1 for Sturdivant in 9th 5011 u 6 3 9th 000 320 00- 1- 6 ab r h tbi WASHINGTON 170 301 OOx— 12 Hiller2b Gotayss 4 0 ’ 0 CHICAGO 0 White 4 LOB— Washington lb 10 Davenport3b DP— Keough (unassisted) Kuennlf-r- f Boyer3b 4 1 1 Q 6 Chicago 6 Carey Klaus Fox Jamesrf 4 0 0 0 HR— Mmoso Keough Smith Mayscf Taussiglf 4 0 0 0 Fox McCoveylb ing Warwick cf 3 0 2 1 R R ER BB SO p Cepedarf F Aloulf McCarverc 4 0 10 Mathias (L 0-U3 6 6 6 Lillis 2b 3 0 0 0 Sturdivant 6 6 11 Haller c 6 6 5 5 2 3 3 0 10 Paganss 5 'Gibsonp 10 0 0 McLish (W 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 lemayp 4 10 0 0 Kemmerer Cicottep 0 0 0 0 KANSAS CITY 10 0 0 BOSTON McDaniels p 0 0 0 0 ab r h rbi ab r h rbi Howserss 4 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 Schilling2b 33 1 6 1 4 0 3 0 Totals 37 6 10 6 Bertoia3b 3 2 11 Hardy cf out for Gibson in 5th Lumpe2b 2 0 12 4 111 Yastrzemskilf out for Cicotte in 8th Siebernlb 4 4 110 Jensenrf 103 010 100- -6 SAN FRANCISCO Covingtonlf 4 0 2 1 4 0 10 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0 Kindalt2b Clontngerp 3 0 12 Stallard 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 Hobbiep Raymondp 2 10 0 Wills 8 3 3 9 1 0 0 0 Shaffernothp Archer (W 2 0 10 CLEVELAND DETROIT ab r h rbi 37 13 16 13 ab r h rbi Totals 32 4 6 4 Temple2b 4 0 10 out to left for Shaffernoth in 7th 5 12 3 McAuliffess Piersallcf 4 2 10 for Heist in 7th 5 0 0 0 Bruton cf 3 12 2 Franconalf 000 201 100- -4 CHICAGO Kaimerf 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 21x-Powerlb 13 204 004 MILWAUKEE 0 0 0 0 Fischerp ‘ 3 0 0 0 rf Kirkland E— Hobble 0 0 0 0 Bolling and Romano c 4 cock LOB— Chicago 6 Milwaukee 9 2B — 0 OjO 0 Foytackp 0 0 0 0 Cimoli Bouchee Altman Rodgers 0 00 0 Regan p Bolling 3 0 0 0 3b S— Bolling Colavito!f-rf Phillips HR— Adcock Torre 0 4 0 0 Heldss 3 0 0 0 SF— Aaron 2 ' 3 2 11 Cash lb ER BB SO 4 0 0 0 Boros3b IP 10 0 0 5 3 3 4 110 Wood 2b 2Vb Grantp 2 0 0 0 Hobbie (L 4 9 2 4 0 2 1 Roarkec 3 Funkp 10 0 0 Schaffernoth 3 2 1 2 0 0 0 Laryp 2 Drott 4 4 3 2 0 2 0 6 ' 1) Cloninger W 0 1 2 0 10 0 3 Ray-ioin batters to 3 7th) (Cloninger pitched 31 f 3 Totals 35 5 8 5 for CINCINNATI for Lary in 7th LOS ANGELES ab r h rbi Fischer in 8th for Maxwell in 9th d ab r h rbi for 6 15 2 Willsss Blasingame2b 5 110 grounded out for Held in 9th Kaskoss 5 12 0 Romano in 9th 4 112 Gil!iam3b Pinson cf 3 2 0 0 DETROIT 4 111 Snider rf 010 IDO 102—1 Robinson If 4 2 3 3 CLEVELAND 4 0 0 0 Moon If 102 100 000- -4 Freese3b 5 2 2 1 T Daviscf 6 Cleveland Kahne Post If 2 0 0 0 3 Roseboroe HR Romano McAuliffe 2B— 1 4 1 0 0 0 10 0 -F- rancona Cash McAuliffe Sherrye Gernertlb 10 0 0 Larkerlb 3 0 2 1 3 0 11 Schmidt c 3 0 0 0 Lary 4 12 1 Neal 2b 1 0 0 0 Koufaxp Maloney p 2 0 0 0 Fischer 1 1 0 0 0 Bridges p 10 0 0 Foytack (W Va 0 0 0 Regan 0 1 0 0 0 Farrell p Hookp Grant 0 0 1 0 0 0 Henryp 10 2 Funk (L 0 0 0 0 L Sherry p 0 0 0 0 Perranoskip MINNESOTA NEW YORK ab r h rbi h rbi r ab 0 0 0 0 Craig p Versallesss 5 0 0 0 5 2 2 1 Richardson2b Tuttlecf 5 0 0 0 35 79 7 5 0 2 0 Kubekss Totals 40 9 15 9 Killebrew 3b 5 12 1 out 2 2 11 Marrisrf out for Koufax in 4th Lemon If 5 3 3 2 out for Lancer 4 111 Mantle cf for Gernert in 4th Allison 1b 4 10 0 Reedcf 0 0 0 0 in f 6th Post for out in 5th Dobbekrf 2 2 0 0 out for 4 112 Berra If ted out for Farrell in 7th Skowron Battey c 3 0 3 3 lb 5 Perfor run 112 home Roseboro in 8th g hit 2 0 0 0 Valdmetso2b Blanchardc 2 3 12 ranoski in 9th 0 0 0 0 c 203-9 Oil Oil LOS ANGELES 2b 0 0 0 0 Rollins Gardner3b 5 200-7 110 005 000 CINCINNATI 10 11 3 0 0 0 Sheldon p ColeDP— Kasko Blasingame and Gernert Cueto p 0 0 0 0 0 0 Coatesp man and Kasko Wills Neal and Hodges LOB 01 0 0 0 0 Pleisp 10 0 0 Arroyop 7 Cincinnati 12 Aos Angeles 5-- 1 2-- 35696 ab r h rbi 4 110 4 0 0 0 5 0 2 1 3 10 0 5 3 4 1 3 113 1 0 0 0 110 1110 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Martin lb 4 111 zewski Hansen McLishp 3 0 10 Kemmererp 10 0 0 Hall (L 1110 PARK 3 b 34 4 10 4 Totals up for Hail in 4th for Kluszewski out for Fisher in 7th out for Hansen in "8th in 7th out up for Williams in 8th out for Hyde in for Breeding in 8th 34 CHICAGO ab r h rbi 4 110 O'Connell 3b 5 2 3 2 Keoughlb 5 0 11 Hinton If 3 0 0 1 Kingrf 3 110 Tasbycf 3 111 Klausss DP-A- FRANCISCO' Los WASHINGTON -- SAN at 6-- MAY0NA1SE League Smokey Burgess on 110 Sidelines Now 0 0 0 5-- Smith Taylor and He— LOB rrera' Mizell Groat and Mazeroski Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 6 2B— Leppert HR— S- -i SB— Coker Herrera 2 Groat DelGreca Amaro ' IP 6 Short (W 2-3 Sullivan 5 Mizell (L 4-2 Francis 2 Labine (Short pitched to 3 batters in 7th) E- -C (Brown 4 0 11 4 0 2 0 3 0 10 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 Mosquitos Flying Dragons Scoobies Black Hawks Black Jets Hornets “ming Ea’gies 9 Simoron Seagulls” Five Point Lions vs Spiders 10:30 Little Demons vs Viking 1:30 1:30 pm— Little Braves vs Pythons liberty Evergreen Midget C League June 28 schedule: ' 1 :30 3 Golden Gnats pm— Pythons vs Yellow Hornets 3 June 29 schedule: Wild Cats 2 1:30 pm-Bl- ack Falcons vs Little Braves Beavers i 0 Bees 9th Street Midget A June 26 Schedule Mode 0 Day Eagles 4 0 1000 1 1 Wildcats 3 750 lees vs Golden Gnats 3:00 Bears 3 250 June 28 Schedule Braves 4 000 0 Beavers vs Wild Cats 3:00 June 26th Schedule June 30 Schedule LOS ANGELES Robinsn3b-2- B E 10 3 0 - 12 at and Bruce 6 Detroit (Bunning Christopherlf 4 0 10 8 and Hawkins 2 1 Cleveland (Bell 4 0 Leppertc and Klippstein Washington (Donovan Mazero5ki2b 4 0 0 0 1 and Wynn Mizell p 10 0 0 10) at Chicago! Pierce 10 0 0 or’ Pizauo and Muffett Boston (Schwall Francis p 0 0 0 0 3 and Shaw Kansas City (Nuxhall 10 0 0 at New at Minnesota ) York (Stafford ' Labinep 0 0 0 0 6-4-- i B i ab r h rbi Bees vs Beavers 9:00 Golden Gnats vs Pearsoncf 5 2 2 2 vs Mode 0 Day Eagles vs Bears Wildcats Braves Wild Cats 10:30 Moranss 5 0 10 Robinson rf 9th Street Midge! B Brandtcf-3- b Wagner If 3 0 0 0 ' MIDGET "A" Kluszewskilb 4 12 1 Little Braves 1 Gentilelb 3 750 Pioneer A league Liberty 0 0 0 0 Beetles 1 Triandose 3 750 Falcons (Stangerj Bilkolb 0 0 0 0 Hansenss Paramount Crickets Thomas rf 4 0 2 1 Leprechauns Williams If Aspromonte2b 3 0 0 0 Falcons (Dopp) Koppe3b 3 0 0 0 Sea Gulls Sadowskic 4 0 2 0 Breeding2b 0 Black Socks Moellerp 2 Adairss Fowlerp 10 0 0 June 26 Schedule Hatlp Sea Gulls vs Black Socks 9:00 Crickets PITTSBURGH (UPI)-Pittsb- urgh vs Falcon (Stanger) 10:30 Leprechauns vs Fisherp Pirates catcher Smokey Burgess Falcon (Dopp) 1:30 who was hitting a hot 344 will be Hydep June 28 Schedule out of the lineup for a week to 10 ab r h rbi 5 0 0 0 5 1 1 0 - Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 Chicago 12 Washington 6 New York 10 Minnesota 7 Kansas City 9 Boston 3 Los Angeles 4 Baltimore 1 PITTSBURGH ab r h ‘ DelGrecocf 1 RESULTS SATURDAY'S T SPEAKING OF WHOPPERS— Harold Knorr 436 North Redwood Road Salt Lake City is shown above with a I2V2 pound trout caught at t h e Blackfoot Reservoir in Idaho The trout is 34 inches long He used a Red and White Daredevil Mr Knorr was trolling and thought he had landed a carp He had to release 60 yards of line to land the beauty He entered his catch in the Hinckley Trout Derby being conducted s in Ogden 0 Black S Sally "9" Mosquitos Hornets vs Hawks 1:30 NINTH 52 BALTIMORE 8-- ab r ti rbi in in 6th 2) - 4-- for Lee 3-- PITCHERS PROBABLE SUNDAY'S -- 79 7 Lemon Valdivielso Allison 8 Minnesota 7 2B— Maris 3B— Bat-fe- y Lemon Killebrew Gardner Battey HR— Skowron Lemon 2 Killo-bre- w Blanchard Howard S— Coates SF— Berra R ER BB SO H IP 3 Shefdon (W 5 6 1 Vb 1 2 Coates 2 0 2 Arroyo 1 0 Cueto (L 0-b 3 3 3 Pieis 2 Lee 0 2 1 1 2 McDevitt 1 1 1 0 Stobbs (Cueto pitched to 3 batters in 2nd) (Pieis pitched to 3 batters in 5th) (Coates pitched to 2 batters in 8th) 7 Cincinnati 9 Los Angeles 1 36 Monroe Bluebirds Liberty Pacific E— Versalles LOB— New York AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia 4 out for 8th 2 Totals Valdivielso ' v "June 27 Schedule Jaguars vs Lucky 9 9 amj Fleas vs Midget Bluebirds 10:30 Bees vs Rockets 1:30 ’ June 29 Make up Games June 27 schedule: 10:00 am— Bluebirds vs Vikings 110:00 am— Fireballs vs Panthers 1:30 pm— Wood Ticks vs Bald Eagles June 29 schedule: 10:00 am— Panthers vs Bald Eagles 11:00 am— Bluebirds vs Wood Ticks 1:30 pm— Vikings vs Fireballs 6th for Rollins in up for McDevitt in 8th e homered for Blanchard in 9th NEW YORK 230 031 001-- 10 MINNESOTA 010 202 02- 0- 7 1 Louis St 5 38 1012 10 1 4-- x Bees Rockets Bees 0 0 A MIDGET Jaguars Bluebirds 0 0 Sen- pm Black Midget Lucky Fleas Vickings Stobbsp 0 0 0 0 V3 Craig Maloney Bridges Hook Henry (L 6-- McDevittp R H 3 3 Koufax Farrell Sherry 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 0 Leep Snider Robinson 3 HR—T Davis Freese Howard Gilliam SB— Wills C 500 250 000 000 June 26 Schedule Eagles vs Little Colts 9 Condors Bonneville vs Hunter Hill Hawkes 10:30 Kings vs Pelicans 1:30 June 28 Schedule i “ Bonneville Black Eagles vs - Condors 9 Little 'Colts 10:30 Hunter Hill Kings vs Hawkes vs Pelicans 1:30 B June 26 schedule: 9:00 am— Night Hawks vs Wood Ticks 10:30 am— Arabians vs Coyotes June ?8 schedule: 9:00 am— Coyotes vs Night Hawks 10:30 am— Wood Ticks vs Arabians MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES iw ‘ Ravens vs vs Junior Braves Cheetas STREET PARK JUNIOR MIDGET" 500 4 0 4 0 Prospectors June 26 Schedule Nikes vs Titans vs Senators 9 am Ravens 10:30 Dragonflies vs Cardinals 1:30 Cubs vs Bonanza Prospectors 1:30 SE Arabians Night Hawks Coyotes no-smoki- ng 2 3 750 A RED JUNIOR Golfers smoking while playing over the Ogden Golf and Country Club course this summer will be fined $5 Professional Jerry Comer is shown above looking at the warnsign ing sign posted on the south side of the caddy house Reason for the out there is it lack of water and dry 2 7 1000 1 1 Cubs Bonanza BLUE' 10:30 am— Rebels vs Industrial School June 28 schedule: 9:00 am— Condors vs Rebels 1030 am— Industrial School vs Orioles 1 2 Dragonflies ' NO SMOKING ON COUNTRY CLUB COURSE 3 2 Titans' BONNEVILLE MONROE JUNIOR S' 4 Cardinals Games) p June 27th Schedule Angels vs Vultures Little Braves vs Golden Eagles Blue Angels vs Beetles Monroe— Midget "A" National 4 1000 Nikes Jr Ravens June 26 schedule: 9:00 a m— Brown Orioles vs Eagles 1030 am— Kodiaks vs Vultures June 28 schedule: (Make-u- r‘ Angels Blue An9el Senators June 28 schedule: 1:00 pm— Condors vs Superette 300 pm— Warriors vs Titans Industrial School (bye) MONROE vultures f - U 6 - A k A i- - k f- - 4 Ti - i jiAkki ft Va V 4V m ‘A’f' A f |
