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Show C: Tha,Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, April 29, 1864 25 t 4 As Trounce Angels Tip Senators, 2-- 1 'on ' - NGELES, la ligers starter Phillies Beat Reds, ; Cards Blank Mets, 8-- 0 4-2- Five-Hitt- uPD-Righth- ander 4-- - KANSAS CITY d Mathawi Chart 3b 2000 110 100 1 3 1 51 I Total 4 for Rakow m ftbt bground-- d out for Earn In 2th. OOO Oofot ott 000- -1 Kama City ox lot 3 2S Charla. Bruton, Gantlla. HR Chart. SB Bruton, Froehan, Mlthaw. S Mattiaw. A 3,142. M b r or bb 7 5 4 2 1 4 Lary (L.0-2- ) Tata Prep Results . Murray Notre Baseball A -- 5, South 4 Dame 27, River 0. Granger 3, Tooele 1 ' Granite 4,' Skyline 3 Judge 9, Wasatch 4 Egan 22 0 I I Segul (W, Tefal 0 2B 3B 030 Broglio, James. HR A 3,471. Boyar. Jackion (L, Bearnarth er bb M W 2 Hook Tennis East 3, West 2 Tooele 5, Granger 0 Skyline 3, Granite 2 Highland 3, Olympus 2 4b Bauta iniley Locke 2V 1 Brotlla (W, 0 H 2 0 4 0 0 O 1 0 0 0 3 0 South 92, Granger 40 Golf East 161, West 167 Skyline 159, Granite 202 Highland 153, Olympus 173 t The scores were Hannan IF ciosi-ou- r Approx. 3xO' All Now Color Hoovy Duty SALT LAKI UPHOLSTERY Adcock. 1 a 2 4' 3 D. La (W, Chanct ISIS - 237-10- th By Marion Dunn East, it was announced Tuesday by Mlckee Mickelsen. Tribune Sports Writer BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS Stand on the edge of this deso- late salt desert today only sound that can be the movement of the wind over the surface salt water pool. TTT and the heard is constant of a big in4. F&fr ' 0 0 0 2 v ' Aikaa L1 90 SO. STATE 1114 Elinor SAYS: make your room PLAN AHEAD reservations now for the May 30th 3 5-- 2 and ENJOY the facilities at the STOCKMEN'S MOTOR HOTEL and COMMERCIAL HOTEL FUN BY BUS HAVf A GROUP 02 33 ADUITI OR MORI INJOY THE LEISURI 02 A CHARTER ... W f SPECIALIZE EUS TRIP IN LET SERVICE OUR "PACKAGES'' PERSON. 2--L US from PERSONAL EXPLAIN TO YOU In, .. xViTvza t f v, v4. Bene Kingdon . . . Salt Laker bowls 12 straight strikes. vs IN I lunch on bn ruled,! rour t Elk. roam at Comm iol, and $3 pnding many par er Package Rata Tim $850 to 12 PlUSSOM TAX Mekt All Restrvdtioiu ad . . . 247 Somtb Elko Trovil Bmtom PHONE DA -- ob- will be 12 Strikes? Yes; 300 Game, No Benee Kingdon, bowling at Cottonwood Lanes in league play, bowled the right number of strikes for a 300 game but had them in the wrong games. the mi SALE Art RENEE, A 151 average bowler, can claim she has bowled 12 straight strikes In Sanctioned play, but . . She bowled four of them at the end of ha1 second game and then tacked on eight in a row at the start of the next game for her 12 in a row. flame-throwe- Hie champion , 5 4 3 10 If 13 0 Powell 0 0 0 Snyder If Oralnoc 110 Robinwn 3b Bowen rf 40 100 000 0 40 1 4 5 0 Malzona 3b 1110 Stuart 1b 10 13 0 5 430 4 2 2 0 Conigllarp cf Clinton rf Tillman c Lamabe p 410 410 004 0000 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 Tigers. Purchase 9 Angels Navarro DETROIT, April 28 UPI) The Detroit Tigers moved to strengthen their bullpen Tuesday by acquiring right-han- d relief specialist Julio Navarro from the Los Angeles Angels. NAVARBO will report to the Wednesday night Russ Thnkers Okeh, but U.S. Still tli Best ' By Aosoctated Pros NEW YORK; April 28-- ' Dont worry about the Russians, Americans again will dominate the swimming pool in the 1964 Olympic Games at Tokyo, a leading U.S. swimming iuthor- ity promised Tuesday. stroke," said Max Bitter of Jenkintown, Pa. But they will d to win a single be medal We should win plenty. Ritter Is president of the International Swimming Federation, or the FINA, and treasurer of the U.S. Olympic Committee. hard-presse- latest list of recognized world records credited the Russians with four of the 10 made since the first of the year. Only one inAmerican was included dividual medlOy specialist Donna de Varona of Santa Clara, Calif. The Russians never have won "THE RUSSIANS are coming fast and they will be good in HIS APPRAISAL eased some an Olympic swimming title alIn return for Navarro, th Tiger? gave up Willie Smith, a certain discipline events, such of the alarm felt In some U.S. though they are strong .in most ' ' as the breastroke and back-- swimming ' circles when the other Olympic events. , southpaw. - j luxury Chevrolet makes roads feel as smooth as the maps theyre printed on Jet-smoo- th FUN BY AUTON 12 YOU Dr. Nathan Ostieh of Los Angeles will be here with hb r. needlenosed here, too. s r AN EVENING IN ELKO " machine. d 5 4 Francisco where hell be sideof lined until a the knee Monday, , This is a great ball dub, h said. Everybody was playing together and now with me out, everything will change. Its a shame. I HOPE ILL be able to get back before two weeks, mayb a week, or lO days. Ill be praying for It" I hurt the knee a few times Two before, Cepeda said. years ago. In spring training in 1962, and I hurt it too In 1961. It hurts most of the time now, and wasnt very good the last time I played. 1 make your reservations nowi Mbs Mr. will be here with his brand new Firestone-backe- 10 Battay 00 0 Versalles 110 Allan 2b 2000 Roland p 04 04 Perry p 0 00 0 1000 Dailey p p 0 0 00 10 0 0 Aivls 3b Held 2b Donovan p McMahon p Seyfrtid p ITS A SHAME, he mum- bled grimly, en route to the airport to catch a plane back to San 13 Tigers HOLIDAY. ihom CHICAGO, April 28 (UPI)-- 6r. lando Cepeda glumly took th dim view Tuesday about his knee injury which will pull him out of tiie lineup of the San Francisco Giants for perhaps two . weeks. 8-- ft 2 ? 6-- 4 HIT! 1 0 plus salary, is the least THAT LAFE COKER POE5 HOTJNTBP-I FOLLOW A 27 Giants Glum At Injury To Cepeda EDPe I'm eesfytnsible; saving vba $ iotooo 'Bonus money, learnep. -- Kirkland rf 1110 Abernathy 0 0 00 Adair 2b 5032 Radatz p 1 0 0 0 Roberts 4000 p Ball p 000 0 0 0 0 Miller p 10 0 0 Wilson p 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 Heffner p 4 211 1 Hall p Total Total A Struck out for Seyfreid In 7th) b 57 411 4 42 413 S Totals Total hit Into double play for Parry In 71h) for Lamab In 9th) b groundout for Abernathy in Ith) c grounded ed Info doubl play for Radatz In 10th, d walked for Dailey In 10th. for Bowans In 11th, 4 14 404 401 Baltimera 03 04- -4 404 004 Ooslon HR 2B Stuart, Conlglibro. Stuart SB Aparlcio (2), S Robinson. SF Slebem. A 2,045. IP r or bb so 2 2 2 2 Robert, 1 IV Millar (L, 1) Hall I 1 10 Lamaba T Radatz 1 3 Wilton X Heffner (W, high-pitche- Walts younger brother THE WATER is high on the salt and the road that leads to the worlds land speed record course is cut off abruptly, 100 yards from the highway. But the wind and the sun have nearly three months to do their work. When that amount of time passes, the water level should be down below the surface of the salt And the crusty surface should be dry and wrinkled until man moves In to Iron concrete-smoot- h It out Into a strip. IMUsSf mlsMB 1 0 Havwg SAIC) al walks before Halls single BOSTON, April 28 (UPI) -a ended the game. Dick Stuarts grand slam home 'PRDFESSIOMAL run In the last of the eleventh rGOLFCAEEB2, CLEVELAND CATCHES John QUJT& MASCN gave the Boston Romanos second home run of inning Tuesday OLISON wild Red Sox a comeback the game, a two-ru- n SWIMS KW6' blow, gave over the Baltimore Cleveland a brief 7 lead in the victory representative Orioles. EPP1E Riess top of the ninth but Hall tied it half off the bottom STUAKTS blast, his second leading of flie inning. home run of the season, came CLSVELAND MINNESOTA off Baltimore reliever Dick HalL abrbrM br 3 rbl 5 2 2 2 BALTIMORS 2 0 10 Rollins 3b Howsars BOSTON Davallllo cf 5 100 Oliva rf 4 2 2 0 r h rbi ) rh rbi 4 13 2 Brandt cf Allison 1b Wagner If 5213 4 110 4 120 Schilling 2b 5 13 3 Romano c 4 3 3 3 Hall cf 2 0 0 Brassoud 5 ss is 4 12 0 Aparlck) Smith rf Klllebrew It 50 00 Slebem 5122 4 0 0 Yastrzeskl If 5 1T1 lb 4 0 4 0 Francona c lb AUTO CARPETING 2 OOx ad 2 2 0 2 3 (L, Latman PITCHER JIM Lyon had a 'going In the second game until the seventh and final Inning when pinch-hitte- r Mike Deischer of Mesa slapped here to try to boost the worlds BUT WAIT until the dog days a single into right field with two out, land speed record up nearer the of August, 500 miles per d whine of Then the Lyon then caught a line drive hour mark. the jets will shatter that privacy. that ended the game. He got And the world will be listening. nine strikeouts. WALT ARFONS of Akron, Ohio and his driver, Fred Green, will be here In the jet car Winged Foot Express. Wet Flats Quiet Just Waitin Chippewa Charlie ays tiEGtf hundred yards from the highway and track b under water until sun and wind dry it out. This b the Bonneville Salt Flab In spring. A lake of water cub off the road barely a An organizational meeting of the County Recreation womens softball league will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. at mm 001 i 00 r erbb Chaney Duckworth OGDEN, April 28 (AP)-We- -ber State College gave up Just five hits In two baseball games Tuesday to take both sides of a double-heade- r from Mesa College of Grand Junction, Colo. 2 Softball Meet Slated Track . tlx I 040 HALLS WINNING hit came off the fifth Cleveland pitcher, Gary Bell, who walked pinch-hitte- r Lenny (keen to open the tenth and gave up two intention- - tth. 400 101 IT'S LBCEXtl 8-- 8 -- 5th; bran for out tar Chanty In Weber Wins Two On Home Field Samuel, White, Gagllano. Boyar. IB Flood, Groat, IP H 3 2 34 0 10 7 Grounded out for Beamorth In Stht for Hlntlay In tth. Haw Yank SI. Lauia' Green Rakow 10 10 00 0 0 Lockap 9-- - 4000 I 32 u 40 11 In 2,237. Osteen 4121 4 11 401 - tor Hannan In Stht c a rounded for tkowron 7th; Washington Lot Angelas 18 Bromley, tkowron. A Total - 4 Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, April 29, 1964 By Keefer Lansky 64 Boson, . Tt Stuart Blast eats Wirisfor in Tenth 9-- 8, ST. PAUL - MINNEAPOLIS, JimMINN., April 28 (UPI) mie Hall tied the score with a ninth inning home run and singled with the bases loaded in the tenth Tuesday to lift the Minnesota Twins to a 8 victory over Cleveland. gjDzI-MI- In Grn 40 00 4 2 3 2 3 2 10 Indians, 1 Rafter abrbrM 4 3 LOS -AThe Angels scored both their April 28 the game off (UPI) Relief pitchers Don Lee runs early and Dean Chance protected a Washington Claude one-ru- n lead for 4 Innings Osteen who lasted only three Tuesday night to preserve a plus innings and waa charged 1 Los Angeles Angels victory with the defeat. over the Washington Senators. despite needing help WAIHINOTOM LOS ANGSLSt In the ninth, abrfirb obrbrM Zlmnwr 3b 4 2 4 0 Pear, on d 5 12 gained his first victoi Blai'm2b 40 1 Moran 3b 120 worked Valentin H 400 0 Frtgotl M 3110 in Skowron lb 4030 Koppau 110 starter 3 innings 00 Adcock lb Latman. 311 Barry Kin rf 40 10 Rodger e 410 Lockcf 3 110 Thorn, rf 30 2 1 IN THE NINTH Inning Bill Brumlay 41 Knoop 2b 400 Brinkman N 1(00 PltTMlI If 4010 Skowron led off with a double 1 0 0 0 L(tmn p 200 and Chance replaced. Lee.. Mak- his first appearance since ing April 21 when he suffered a blistered finger, Chance retired 34 2 It I Total 1 7 ll Total the three batters he faced. , Gantlla 1b Lau e Colavlto rf Reynold If 2b Seoul a . lb 4 0 2 1 4 0 00 I IT. LOU II 3 0 00 NSW YORK 2 000 'Wlnats b r h rbl iMehaffev p Elliot cf 4 0 0 0 Flood cf Short p 1000 Hunt 2b 4 0 2 0 Groat M .Amarolb Harknaj 1b 3 0 0 0 Warwick rf 4 000 Boyer 3b Thoma, If 37 4114 Total Altman rf 3 0 10 Jama If out for OToola In 2th Gonder c 30 00 White lb 000 101 Philadelphia C. Smith 3b 1000 Gagllano 2b Cincinnati 002 000 Stphcnson 3b 1 0 0 0 Ueckerc 3 0 10 Broglio p - 30 Root, Robinson, Coleman, Mahtf Samuel 0 0 00 Wry. IB Allan, HR Allan. SB Robinson. Jackson p Bearnarth p IF Trlandoa. I b r or bb so 1000 7 0 0 00 4 2 2 5 2 Hook p Mahbffay (W, 2 0 0 0 0 Short 0 0 0 0 5 Bauta p 0 0 0 0 'O'Tbalt (L.2-1- ) 2 11 4 4 2 Hlnilev p abrbrM 311 CauMrn 1 3 0 3 0 Edwards c 3011 Cardonas at 4 0 00 Harpar rf 4 110 O'Toola v 0 0 00 0 0 00 , April 28 5-- fill cf Catarlf T rlandot c MO-- - (UPI) Third baseman Ed Charles knocked in three runs and righthander Diego Segul to lead the twirled a Kansas City Athletics to a 1 victory Tuesday night over the Detroit Tigers, 8-- Jimmie Hall Stars 2-- , f. KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS, April 28 Ernie Broglio held the lowly New York Mets to four singles and a double Tuesday night while the SL Louis Cardinals, paced by Ken Boyers three hits, rallied in two big in- April 28 er f (UPI) The Philadelphia Phillies continued their fast start in the National League race Tuesday night with a 2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds behind the hitting of rookie Ritchie Allen and the hurling of Art Mahaffey. nings for an 0 victory. , Allen collected four hits lor EX - CARDINAL George Altfive tripe, driving in two runs man singled In the second find and scoring One himself. Amado Samuel doubled In the PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI fifth, but not a Met ab r h rtl abr littl reached third. Ron Huntplayer 4 110 10 t t Rom lb Taylor 2b singled CalllKm rf Ruiz 3b 5010 Allan 3b 1141 Keouoh cf 4 000 twice and Bob Taylor singled It 1b Robinson 3 12 Sltvars 5110 once. 3 0 0 0 Coleman Gonzalez CINCINNATI, Tr7 y THIS IS Craig Breedlove and the car Spirit of America. This is the car that averaged 407 mph In two runs last year. This is the car to beat Run your finger over a road map and find yourself a place to go. That's a preview of how it feels to get there in a J Chevrolet Impala. Weve put what we think is the'best suspension system in its class under this great highway performer. A big husky coil shock absorbers to soak spring at each wheel and double-actio- n up bumps. A front stabilizer bar to keep you steady on curves. Over 700 sound deadeners throughout the chassis and that spacious Body by Fisher to blot out noise from road and wind; Theres a lot of other luxury, too. Wide seats with front and rear, (almost 2 inches thick on foam-cushioni- ng et-smo- deep-twiImpala Super Sport models) . Luxurious carpeting (this year it, comes with even the lowest priced Biscaynes). A choice of seven great engines, Jall precision-balancfor smoother running, with, four smooth-shiftin- g transmissions to match. Everything that makes Chevrolet the great highway performer it is. So get out those road maps. And wherever your trip might take you, get off to a good start-dur-ing Trade N Travel Time at your Chevrolet dealers. v, wall-to-w- all st ed , , FOR THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Jet-smoo- th Chevrolet Impala ConvertibU SHE WOUND up with a 247 second game and a 601 series. AND, WITH Britains Donald Campbell trying to get In a run n with the dollar Then, from bte in July nntU car Bluebird on Australias the of middle the September, Lake Eyre, whatever these jet whine of Jet enjockeys do here becomes a great and here will materialize gines interest around the world. be heard around the world. The Bonneville Salt Flats are Because fids summer at least alone with the wind and water now. four men will bring jet le 10-- 7 Victory multi-millio- Redskin Nine Clouts BYU high-pitch- Special to Th Tribun PKOVO The University of cart Utah racked three Brigham Young University hurlers In three big Innings here Tuesday afternoon to score a 10-- Western Athletic Conference victory. Streaking Dodgers Register 1 Victory Over Houston 7 3-- WITH SECOND baseman Craig MacKay and Jerry Fisher providing the power, the Utes picked up their third baseball win over the Cougars in four tries to widen their lead In the WAC northern third-basem- HOUSTON, April 28 (UPI) -- Johnson for a run In the first on Wills lead off single and a The resurgent Los triple by Willie Davis. Dodgers broke open a tie game one-ou- t in the eighth to win their third LOS ANSBLIt HOUSTON rbi straight and defeat the Houston Will at a 4r 23 2rbl Kako m abr40h 11 Colts Tuesday night, MoonH 4 0 2 0 4011 Fox 2b W.Oavlscf 40 2 Spang ar 2 4 0 10 - Angeles 1 3-- L 1 3 0 0 0 Bond rf 400 THE DEFENDING world Howard 3 4 0 0 Asprmnt 3b 310 Fairly 1b Roseboro e 4 0 10 Wynn If 3 0 00 mound stout a champions got Wrbau 3b 4 0 0 0 Staub 1b 410 Zb 4 13 0 Grot c 3 110 performance from Moeller and Traeevrekl 2 0 0 0 p 1000 reliefer Bob Biller, to defeat Ken Maellw 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 Johnson p Davit 0 0 Millar Hoornar 00 p p Johnson in his first start since 10 0 0 to Cincin? the a losing 3 33 3 Tofal Tfl natl Reds. A Flltd out for Motlr In ruck out for Grot. In Tth) Dick Tracewsld led off the out fa Hoerntr In Tth. 20- -3 10 00 AntolM Dodger eighth with a triple to Lo 00 Houston 0 1001 left center off Johnson. After 2B Will. 3S W. Davit, Grot. a SB Will.IP 5 Kasko. Tommy Davis f 1 1 e d out as a 3 r ar bb as 7 0 4 (W, pinch hitter for Moeller, Maury Moltr 2 Millar Wills doubled to center scoring Johnson (L. TV I 3 3 w i O TracewskL Wally Moon scored Wills with a single to right center sending Johnson to the showers. rf- M CAR RADIO 1013 ANGELES jumped on Braves Beat Pirates, 5 Catcher Gary Selby had scored on a wild pitch earlier in the Inning. Utah added three moredn the eighth on run scoring singles by Fisher, Louis Brackett and an error. MOTOROLA 110 FISHER PROVIDED the ex dtement in the four-ru-n ninth frame with a three-ruhome run after Duane Freeman had n No yog wiitlnf ...boautlM turn th switch I moi f S I39 bntaal 88 S 69 tingled Doug Wasko across. ..The Cougars attempted a comeback in their half of the ninth, but Frank Snydera three-ru- n double with the bases loaded was the last hit for the home crew. 1 In the WAC . Utah Is now Over-a-ll and BYU, the Utes boosted their mark to 0 and th Cats dropped to 9-- VITED G M in the third tallies with MacKay driving in a pair with a single. 00 no-hitt- LOS 3UPPS Trailing frame, Utah erupted for three MILWAUKEE, April 28 (UPI) Aging rookie Jack Smith, who 3-- has been knocking around organized baseball since 1955, won his first dlajor league victory g Tuesday night In a relief performance when the Milwaukee Braves defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, t X 11-1- 3. tour-innin- QQGsaeaaaEB SATUHDAY &SUNDAY MAY 2-- 3 9 A.M. 3 P.M. -- Daily MOST COMPLETE MARINE DISPLAY IN THE WEST Gun Club Plans Utah State Trapshoot Test 9-- EDDIE MATHEWS broke out of a dump with a sixth Inning single, his second of the game, to' drive In two runs PITTSBURGH 522 the Intermountaln Area Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Utah State trapshoot 41 Sisk p Bork p Facp 10 40 00 ' at Smith 10 OTlafanauarp 04 665 South State St. Phone EM 3-39- 48 Staroell. Prland Sisk (L, Bork May, Clamant. HR Torra, Clin. IF Menk. I or bb AUTOMOTIVE PARTS IN THE WEST 1 Nleicro Smith fW, 11 Tlafanauar 1 1 4 I 12 4 3 H Fac Lmatr URGEST SUPPLIER OF S 1W 4 3 5 0 1 2 00 iiiii 4 -- ?s' (ATI) Scheduled for Friday are the singles on 100 targets, followed by 50 pairs of doubles. The first half of the state singles will be shot Saturday mom' ing on 100 clays, followed by a d hadicap. Sundays windup schedule will hav6 the second hall of the state singles, followed by the Utah State ATA handicap. . , class 21x 2 10 f, event 37 5 1 4 Tafalt 34 0 11 out for Nlakra In 2nd) out for Frland In 4tht for Smith In 4th; out for Bork in Ith. 00- -5 S10 01 Pittsburgh Milwaukee. 2B Alou, Shooting will start each day Amateur 10 s.m. In th Trapshooting .Assn. . Total TRANSPORT SUPPLY. 4 Salt Lake Gun Club will entertain gunners from all parts of MILWAUKia aOrh N a r 3 rbl Schofl.ld m 5 0 3 0 Mava If 4 2 11 Vlrdon cl 51 1 0 Mathtw 3b Cl.rrwnt.r2 513 Aaron rf ClenOanon lb 11 Torralb B.llgy e Belly 3b M'uroakl-- 3b Aloucf Stargatl Bolling 2b Manka Pagliaronl FrlanO p 20 Lamatrp BRING COUPONS COTTONWOOD MALL Hourti Man Thuru, frL 9 to 6 Thl, W4. Sat. ff 1946 ' SOUTH STATE, SAIT LAKE CUT 1141 Narth W..2, Prava Maaro 0 Dally Inapt Sunday . M lh . lb - CHEVYI- - CORVAIR AND CORVETTE NOW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALERS j- - GENERAL VISIT THE MOTORS v&w. NEW VOHK WORLD'S FAIR Authorized Chevrolet .Dealers . 100-hlr- WITH TOO. CHECK THE TNT DEALS ON CHEVROLET- - CHEVELLE- in. Salt Lake City , T STREAM CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET CO., IHC. 469 South Main St. EM 4 - S " 44 ' Salt Lok City, Utah 777 S. Stat EL5-753- 3 Salt Lak City, Utah I i4 I |
