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Show "I" The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, June 2D 1964 &8, Leading Orioles Whip Solons; Yankees Win in 10th Boog Hits 3 Homers; Bombers Tip Tigers WASHINGTON, June 27(UPI) Boog Powell hit three home runs Saturday giving him four in five consecutive at bats and lifting his season total to 20 in leading the Baltimore Orioles to a victory over the Washington Senators. , New Marina NEW YORK, June 27(UPI)-T- he New York Yankees snapped e a losing streak and took Whitey Ford off the hook by defeating the Detroit Tigers, Opens at Bear Lake T four-gam- y -- 3--1 sT By Marion Dunn Tribune Sports Writer BEAR LAKE-T- he Utah State Park and Recreation Commission officially opened to the public its most grandiose boat harbor in an hour-lon- g ceremony here Saturday afternoon. Rakow walked Tom Tresh with the bases full in the 10th inning. Milt Pappas gained his seventh victoiy against four defeats. DETROIT MANAGER Charlie Dressen employed three pitchers nr'w W in the 10th inning during which the Yankees pushed across the Pappas only trouble came in winning run without benefit of a the fifth after two were out when hit. Mike Brumley doubled, Don Fred Gladding, charged with STATE SENATE President Lock walked and Ed Brinkman his first loss of the season, Reed Bullen of Logan, representsingled to score Brumley. walked Bobby Richardson and ing Gov. George D. Clyde, gave - Pappas allowed three hits in Mickey Mantle with two out and the keynote address from a boat seven innings and was removed then gave way to Dick Egan, anchored near in the eighth. who filled the bases by walking then for a pinch-hitte- r cut a long red ribbon that Stu Miller pitched the final two Roger Maris. Rakow then took spanned the mouth of the harinnings and received credit for over, ran the count to 3 and bor. his 13th save. on Tresh before walking him to j With that action Intermounforce home Richardson from BROOKS ROBINSON of the third base. tain boaters officially received Orioles extended his hitting the $125,000 Bear Lake State streak to 12 games with a single FORD STARTED for the YanPark Boat Harbor. in the fourth. kees and was seeking his 11th Baltimore now has won five in straight victory but was kayoed The harbor, located about a a row, while Washington has after three innings by which mile and a half north of Gartime the Tigers had built a 0 lost the same number. den City, must rank as one lead. Washlnoton Baltimore of the best marinas in the landab r h bl ab r h bl Detroit starter Denny McLain 3b 4 0 0 0 A 0 0 Blngma locked West. Brand cf 15th Mantles was for 0 0 0 4 tagged Johnson sa 4 0 0 0 Kenndy 3b 4 0 0 0 Severn. sa 0 0 0 0 Hinton It the but fourth inning homer in The water on the open lake 3 0 10 4 3 3 3 Kino rf Powell 3 0 0 0 still had a lead and a three-hitt0 0 0 0 Skowrn lb Clmotl II was choppy Saturday but the 3 110 4 0 10 Brumley lb Slebern j Robinsn 3b 4 0 10 Lock ct 3 0 0 0 going when a back injury harbor was smooth and calm. as 3 0 11 forced him to 3 0 10 Brkmn t leu c depart with one on 0 0 Hannan 4 The floating docks in the harbor Kirklnd rf p 100 10 i Adair 3b, 3 0 0 00 Zimer ph 1000 and one out in the sixth. were filled with boats and there 3 0 0 Philips ph 1000 ( Pappas 6 10 0 0 Orsino ph was a good crowd lined along the RELIEVER Larry Sherry proSO 1 3 I 33 3 0 3 Totals Totals to fill the bases on 3 ceeded i4 Baltlmoro banks of the harbor. 100 100 001 000 010 ooo Washiniton walk and an infield single after State Senator Reed Bullen of cuts entrance in colorful ceremony Saturday afternoon Officials from Utah State Park and Recreation $ center, DP Baltimore 1; Washlnoton 1. LOB Logan, Aldin O. Hayward, Parks which Joe Pepitone cracked a t Baltimore 4, Washlnoton 3 to open the beautiful marina to boating public. ribbon spanning Bear Lake State Park Boat Harbor Commission, general public took part in ceremony. IB Slebern, Brumley. HRS Powell 3 two-ru- n director, introduced speakers single. I (30). and other dignitaries on the In h r er bb so Tresh then scored the tying f 03 01114 Pappas W, floating speakers platform. base when 0 0 3 run from second 3 Miller 5 3 3 5 Hannan L, John Blanchard struck out but Seven-RuTedd Tuttle, Utah boating su0 0 0 3 , Daniels t Klint n the way to second t T 1.5a. A 3,052. 1 J 1 1 0 scooted all welcomed the crowd pervisor, third-strikon anyway Sherrys and Sen. Bullen lauded boating i wild pitch. as big business and gave a run9-- 6 t Catcher Bill Freehan had five down of the industry in Utah. Associated Press By of Detroits 10 hits to boost his t 27 Max June BOSTON, .306. to " ft average TUTTLE POINTED out the Alvis, Cleveland Indians third MILWAUKEE, June 27 (UPI) ner by letting a ball through fact the Parks Commission was New York Detroit ab r b rbl b r h bl t baseman, showed improvement him for an error. Denis Menkes bases-loade- d 4 10 0 especially pleased with the Bear Lump. 3b 5 110 Linz 3b PITTSBURGH, June 27 (UPI) Saturday after being stricken home run Hank Fischer, the Braves 5 0 10 Rchrson 3b 4 0 0 double and a two-ru- n Wood lb SPOKANE, WASH., June Lake boat harbor because it is two-ru3 2 10 Manila ct 411 t Kalina rt pinch-hiMotas with Manny seven-ru- n starter, took the win despite a spinal meningitis. and Denver split their the largest of eight marinas Marn rt 3 110 by Henry Aaron paced a Freehan c 5 15 homer climaxed a four-ruIf 4 111 If 4 0 12 Tresh Demeter 5-- 3 second inning Saturday that bit of rough going in the early DR. THOMAS Tierney, team Pacific Coast League baseball built by the commission. 5 0 0 0 Pepitne lb 4 0 12 Wert 3b in the explosion cf 5 0 11 Blnchrd c 4 0 0 led the Milwaukee Braves to a innings. Carl Willey, who lasted Pittsburgh Thomas After the speeches, the boat McCItte ss 3 0 0 0 Gnzalez pr 0 0 0 0 and gave the Pi- physician for the Boston Red doubleheader here Saturday s 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Howard c victory over the New York only one and McLam P innings eighth inning " had Alvis said comforta Sox, carrying the speakers and spe0 0 0 Boyar MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL, Sherry p 1 la 4 0 10 Mets. and gave up six of the runs, took rates a night. Spokane won the first cial 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ford p Brown ph able was guests was moved to the and improved. night HarMINN., June 27 (UPI) Moore ph 0 0 0 0 the loss, his second since return- victory over Cincinnab Saturseven-inninwhile the harbor entrance where Sen. game, He Alvis comwas 2 0 0 more 0 p sajd Daley Frank Boiling batted in one e mon Killebrew and Bob Allison, Staffrd p 10 0 0 ing to action after being side- day. Bullen snipped the ribbon. Bears took the F fortable much with sin4 10 4 nighta with 5 4 30 34 4 of runs across Saturday, the Totals Totali one-tw-o .the hottest lined with a broken jaw. The punch in Two outs when (Filing run scorsd less pain. The disease is cap, It was the third place Pi4 gle and the seventh scored on win was Fischers fifth hom- Detroit k The rest of the boats in the 303 000 000 baseball, hit against rates filth straight triumph marked by headaches and 000 103 000 -0 First game: ball. Gonders York Nsw Jesse passed 4 harbor then filed through the ers off reliever Hoyt Wilhelm in DP Detroit 1. LOB Detroit 11, New four losses. Denver 000 7 IN ) and moved them three and a painful stiffening of the neck. Sookant lit (ft 14 12 entrance and into the lake. the seventh inning Saturday to York f. runs added Braves The single Alvis ill became of HR the half games ahead Niekro Mantle (15). 5 Green 28 Freehaa (5), Brun (7) and Friday. give the Minnesota Twins a 3 McLain. in the third and eighth and the Cokar, Root (7), Richer Rowe (7) and He will be hospitalized probfourth-plac- e Reds. The ceremony ended wltim L Braun Julian W Rowe h r er bb se Ip win over the Chicago White Sox. who had jumped off to a Dr. for three 5 but 3 2 2 2 3 Mets, McLain water skiing demonstration on weeks, ably Second game. 3 2 2 4 3 Killebrew lined homer No. 26 Sherry first inning lead, chipped Mota, batbng for Jerry Lynch Tierney said it is difficult to Denver 001 032 0017 10 2 the northern and southern out- 2 ... 3 O Gladding L, 000 000 0000 ( 2 0 0 0 0 0 away gradually but could never with the walking Tony Oliva Egen-with.. Bob Clemente on., third say when, he will be fully te Spokane. Maxie and Roof, BoetilerF (8r Peters!' Sldertips cr the'harbor: ca Rowe tch W upT and Mackenzie. aboardToliff the TwinsfroriT Maxie 4 covered. 4 3 2 4 Ford () base, slammed his second homer L Peters 5 4 0 0 2 2 THERE WERE boats of all deficit and Allison followed Daley 2 A 1.419. The final Milwaukee run came 0 0 0 Stettord W, .... the year into the upper right of sizes and shapes in the marina X Faced one man In 10th) Y faced on Rico with his 19th homer. home run sixth Cartys one man In '0th. field deck off relief pitcher for Saturdays program and of the year. Ron Hunt also homCHICAGO, June 27 (UPI) HBP WP By Daley Ford, (Demeter). Killebrew homered in both Sherry. T 3 05. A 17,224. there were numerous cars bear- The Chicago Cubs parlayed solo Bill Henry who had replaced ered for the Mets. PALLAS,June-2I.l-APgames of Friday nights don-- " and CmcinnatL starterBohPurkey . Harrell hit two homers and Allison once! his ALL SEVEN SECOND inning Ron Santo and fine jQt pitching by moments before. seventh and eighth of the season were runs unearned, scoring Tuttle made a special point of vicDick for Ellsworth a In addition to his homer, Alliand drove in four runs Satur- welcoming Gem State boaters after two were out and Charlie tory over the Houston Colts Satson singled and doubled in three day night as Seattle bested the to use the marina and base run- Smith had allowed-expressed urday. trips to the plate to extend his Dallas Rangers 1 in the third the hope that By Associated Prest New York Milwaukee boating would nevhitting streak to 18 games. He Ellsworth, who picked np his of their Pacific brh M ab r h W game Coast er again be an issue of disagreeOKLAHOMA CITY, June 27 -CKranepl lb 4 12 0 Mathws 3b 4 2 2 0 10th victory raised his average to .335, one against six deLeague series. 5 2 3 Hunt 2b Menke ss 3 113 ment between Utah and Idaho. Dees huck bloophis 0 3 4 If than Altman Oliva, 12 Aaron rf 5 12 league LOS feats, finished his 11th compoint less 4 10 0 ANGELES, June 27 (UPI) Chrstpr cf 3 0 2 Mayo cf The first two Seattle runs were BOATING PARK facilities iner over the shortstop lifted Okla4 0 0 0 Torra C Elliot rf leading teammate, who was two 40 10 plete game. Rookie lefthander John Smith 1b 3 110 4 110 Oliver ss but Harrell put the game clude a headquarters building gifts for three. homa City past Portland, 2 2 11 c 10 10 Carty If He walked two and struck out ODonoghue snapped the Los Gonder out of reach when he homered with rest rooms and Taylor c Boling 2b 4 111 dressing and salvaged a split of two 2 00 0 eight. Flschr P winning Samuel 3b JIM KAAT WON his eighth Angeles Angels following Stan Johnson's second booths; a 60- - by con0 0 Tf nr p St$n ph 3b 10 Cubs The the defeat pinned Pacific Coast League double in the fifth. That ran the crete p game against four losses. The streak Saturday night by pitch- Willey E Schofield DP Pittsburgh, 1. lot, ramp; picnic parking p on veteran Houston righthander 7, Pittsburgh 6 Sox scored single runs in the ing the Kansas City Athletics to Jackson baseball games Saturday night. count to areas and drinking fountains. Hckman ph 7B Pagharoni, Lynch, Virdon, Clem- 31 9 9 I Dick Farrell, who lost his first victory and driving in his Totals third and fourth innings and a Portland won the first game The harbor is 500 by 600 feet. 3 0 070 1077 4 200 012 100 York . New . .. 6. 001 0001 7 071 000 lOx 9 game since May Mike Hershberger doubled home teams first run. Milwaukot PARK RANGERS who have Portland snared the opener Holmes, Smith (7) and Gibson; Lindner, 2 E DP Milwaukee Carty. Farrell, who had wonin 10 the third run in toe sixth. Aker (5), McWilliams (8) and Zupo W The Angels started their LOB Smith, New York 6, Milwaukee 7 been working in the area said n nith a sixth a seven L Lindner. Horn Holmes inning runs including games Seattle, HR 2B Hunt Menke (3), Mlnnaaoli 3 A 1.390 Chlcaaa string of victories June 16 at Aaron Smith, the harbor was put to a severe (10) Carty (6) S Fischer row until today, was charged capped by George Banks two-ru- n Harrell ab r h bl ab r h bl X FacJ 3 batters In 8th b r or bb so Ip 5 0 10 Washington against toe Senatest last week when the water 4 0 3 0 Vrslles u Buford 3b to double end Oklahoma loss. second with his PB Edwards. WPMcBean 4 2 0 0 6 . 0 0 L, 5 Willey 0 3b KlruJall Robinsn If 5 0 10 tors. T 2 IS. A 8.460 SI-Hawaii Wins, 9-- 5 5 3 2 4 2 Jackson in the lake was extremely 3 3 2 0 5 0 11 Oliva rf Citys winning streak at five Landis cf 0 0 0 0 Hunter 3 2 12 5 0 0 0 Klltbrw If CUBS THE FIRST Ward 3b run came 51-0 2 5 4 2 sending huge rollers Fischer W, straight. 4 3 3 0 Allison 1b 3 13 27 (AP) -- rough, the longest in the major Olivo was Hansen as June It HONOLULU, 3 110 0 in the fifth when Cowan sides of the inning the Hrsbrgr rf 4 0 11 Hall cf 3b 4 0 11 up crashing The 2 0 0 0 Tiefenouer Hawaii Islanders erupted 10 10 leagues in the last two years. McCrew 1b 4 0 11 Rollings Portland pulled it out on sinhit his 10th homer over the left breakwater at the entrance. PB Gonder T 2 53 McNtney C 110 0 Zmmrmn C 2 0 0 0 alfor five not in runs had the first pitchers Angel 1 inning 0 0 0 Mlnchr ph 10 11 Martin e gles by Tony Martinez and Ray field wall. Santo hit his 12th in ter-p- ro 10 0 0 lowed a run for 25 innings but Henry c Buzhardt (L 4 0 0 0 a walk to Tony Curry, Kaat p Barker, the seventh. Mmoso ph tected the harbor perfectly leav31 i 10 5 ODonoghues Totals Totals single Banks and an error. Arkansas to .snap a seven-gam- e Houston bed the game in their the harbor water calm and 3 001 101 000 ing 4-streak-Chicago ended that in fifth the inning 2 5 000 101 30x Lefty Jack Curtis went the route, losing Minnesota seventh when third baseman Bob smooth. Chicago I streak also. Versa las 3 DP E his seventh drove upping his record to 1 while Total cost of the harbor was O. Aspromonte Pro-A- m LO B Chicago 10, Mlnnasota Los Anselet Kant City 3B Hershbarger, Allison, Hall. HR home run into the centerfield 27 (UPI) -- allowing eight hits. Johnson is June Commission officials BdSTON, $125,000. h h r bi bl r ab sb Klllebraw (34) Allison (10). 5 0 0 0 Piersalj H 4 110 bleachers. Causey ss said it was financed by The Cleveland Indians jumped Mathews ct 4 0 0 0 Power 3b 4 0 0 0 The next golf ss 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 Fregosi Clvito rf registration fees and First gam on leading Boston winner Earl Jiminei ff 3 0 0 0 Clinton rf 2 0 0 0 stop on the Utah tour will be fuel taxes. Portland 870 003 65 7 0 0 10 Tarttull If 100 300 03 I 3 Wilson for three runs in the Oklahoma City 40 10 July 6 at Meadow Brook and Bryan C 0 0 0 0 Curtis and Booker, Johnson. Charles 3b Hoerner 2 batters In 6th. it will be a two low ball event, on to went first and a 3 0 0 0 1b W and Saturday (6) Wooten Curtis A 2 Joseph 50. 19,433. T Kaat. Balk 1000 according to pro Mick Riley. Williams 2b Home runs Jortland, Lu (75) win over the Red Sox. I 30 10 O Donghut p 4 0 Oklahoma Beau plow City, Vaughan, 20 10 champ. EACH PRO will be entitled 2 0 0 0 TRIBAL rookie Bob Chance 10 0 0 to Second gamg Wade, Bears Agree four amateur partners. Ama31 5 0 30 2 4 1 Totals Totals drove in what proved to be the Portland 100 000 M 001000 010 U one1 teurs will half -2 City receive 000 000 3 2 4 Oklahoma CHICAGO, June 27 (UPI)-- Bill Kansas City two-rusin000 000 101- -1 winning run with a Lot Angeles in their F the best ball and Curtl Woavgr (7), Hargan, (7) handicap Wade, standout quarterback EChartes, FragosL DP Kansas City gle in the first before leaving Sims; Kommorer and Rushing W of toe National Football League 2; Los Angeles5. 2. LOB Kansas City t, and full handicap in the sweep-stakeL Hargan (35). Kemmorer the game with a knee bruise sufLos Angeles L S Bryan, SB Tar tabu I Charles champion Chicago Bears, has Clinton. 18 hours earlier. HR Asoromonte Cowan (10), fered (7), Pros who wish to participate Santo (12). SB ar bb so Gaines signed his 1964 contract for his la Kasko. hr Indy Blanks Padres 1 Clavaland h r er bb so 11th season in the league, owner O'Donoghu W, 54 ..(1-- 3 5 (25 are requested to call the Mea- Farrell L. abrhbl Wyatt 7 f 2 2 . . 0 4 SAN DIEGO, June 27 (AP) -3 2 10 Howser ss 4 113 7 dow Brook pro shop for starting Woodeshick t coach George Halas announced Chanca L, 4 0 0 0 ( Cf 3 13 0 0 113 3 Osinskl Bob Locke shut out San Diegos Ellsworth W, 9 6 112 9 Dvlio If times. 4 T A 2 111 Wagner 21. 17,745. WP Osimki PB Bateman T 2 04 Saturday. A 10,732 Chanca rf 10 12 Padres, Saturday night to 3 0 0 0 f Smith its sixth 3 0 0 0 Malzne give Romano c Indianapolis Whitfld 1b 4 0 0 0 Bressd ss straight Pacific Coast League 1b 0 0 0 0 Tillman c Francna 4 0 0 0 Heffner a 7 o ' o baseball Moran 3b victory. 3 0 0 0 Nixon ph 0 0 0 0 Brown 3b ar & s rcrtLory; 1 nmviczz: era; mdi-harbo- r, 4-- 1 I 4-- 1 er v. v 1 ' -- 4 1 0 Inning Shoots Bucs Explode In Eighth Braves Past Mets, 1 1 1 e Twins Bomb Denver Splits Twin Bill At Spokane Alvis Improves Medic Reports To Tip Reds Cliisox for 1 okqne n 1 n Victory 1 two-third- 6 1 2 1 6-- g nine-innm- g 7-- back-to-bac- 0- 1 5-- 1 3 1 1 Chicago Nips Colts)y2-- l 2-- 0 1 1 1 3 3-- 1 0 3 1 1 ). 89ersDivide With Ports bie-head-er Athletics End L.A. Streak 1 a 7-- i 1 bases-loade- d 1 seven-i- 200-fo- nning 2-- 1 5-- 3 1 1 six-ru- ... 2 1 3 1 1 3 4 1 1 3 run-scori- 1 1 Tiibe Bumps Linksters Await Brook two-bagg- Bosox, 3-- 7-- boat-owne- rs (3-- 2 1 1 1 n .... 10--2 1 1 1 10-- 4 2-- 0, Alston Names All-St- were named by Alston to the By Associated Press squad indude: CINCINNATI, June 27 ManaCatcher Johnny Edwards of ger Walt Alston of the Los Angeles Dodgers followed custom Cindnnati, first baseman Bill Saturday and named all of the White of St. Louis, second base-ma- n Bill Mazeroski of Pittssecond choices in player ballotthird baseman Ron SanNational fill to out the burgh, ing help League roster for the annual to of Chicago, shortstop Leo Cardenas of Cindnnati, left fielder baseball game. Willie Stargell of Pittsburgh, IN ADDITION to the second center fielder Curt Flood of St. choices, Alston picked catcher Louis and right fielder Hank Smoky Burgess of Pittsburgh Aaron of Milwaukee. and outfielder Johnny Callison of Philadelphia. The starters in the game The pitejiers for both(the Na- were selected by vote of the tional and American League players and each must play at teams will be announced next least the first three innings unless injured or ill. Thursday. All-St- ar i Seconds do Cepeda of San Francisco, sec- Colts pitching staff is a likely ond baseman Ron Hunt of New Choice from his team. York, third baseman Ken Boyer AMONG THE selections made of St. Louis, left fielder Billy Saturday, Aaron is the veteran of play. He is on the squad for the 10th time only one appearance is counted for each of those years in which CALLISONS selection gave two games were played. toe league-leadin- g Philadelphia Newcomers to play Phils their first player on the will be Cardenas, Stargell and squad, but Alstons Dodgers and Flood. the Houston Colts still are withMAZEROSKI and Burgess out a representative. It means Alston will have to were named for the sixth time, take from his pitchers to give while this will be No. 5 for White. Edwards, Santo and Callison the "Dodgers a required player but that doesn't figure to be were named for a second time. hard for him to do, what with r THIS YEAR'S game THOSE WTO) finished second They are catcher Joe Torre of the likes of Sandy Koufax will be played July 7 In the New in the player balloting and who Milwaukee, first baseman Orian- - around. Dick Farrell of the York Mets new Shea Stadium. Williams of Chicago, center fielder Willie Mays of San Francisco and right fielder Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh. All-St- All-St- All-St- All-St- All-Sta- 3 0 0 0 Meuai pr 0 0 0 0 Siebert p 21 4 I 1 24 2 ( 2 Totals Totals IN WINNING his sixth game 304 ON 0104 Cleveland Boston IN ON (1( 2 against five losses, Locke held DP Boston 1. LOB Cleveland 3, Bos- the Padres to seven hits. ton 9 2B Davallllo, Thomas 3B Yaslrzem-sk- l Indl.iMpolll (02 (00 (002 9 ( San Diego ON ON OOOO HR 7 ( Mantilla (5). Howser, Davallllo. 'Locker and Himes; Carlander, Dickson W (3), Davidson (() and Pavletlcti. 2 3 Siebert W, 3 L Cerlender Locker ). 1 McMahon O Wilson ly X Impact-Resistan- t! 'f Hetfntr m Earley (1 faced five men In first WP Siebert. T 2 47. A 7,352. X UTE SWIM armorguard outdoor glasses SCHOOL 3700 South. Wasatch Blvd. Olympus Hilts Shopping Cantor SWIM LESSONS START MONDAY, JUNE 29 RECREATIONAL SWIMMING Doily 1 to 4 p m. Sautday 10 m, to p m. Sunday 1 2 noon to 4 p m. 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