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X— One out In 9t(j when winning run BOSTON 000 000 001- -1 cored DP— T Taylor Banks and Long LOB— WASHINGTON 000 010 30x- -4 alls Sr louii 9 Chicago 11 Cun Boston 24-1- 2 EiConsolo Killebrew H 3B— Smith Mustal 27-1- 7 Blaslngame ningham DP— Consolo Aspromonte Washington SB— SP $— Cimoli Noren Banks Broglic and Sievers Consolo and Sievers LOB— Boston Cimoli Killebrew 6 Washington 11 2B— Williams IP ERBB SO S— Aspromonte IT IP H R ERBBSO '4 7 7 6 7 z McDaniel t ) 6 8 4 4 (L 6-2 0 1 H4 4 1 3 3 3 Wall 2 0 0 0 0 Buzhardt 8 6 1 1 0 0 0 OJ 2 3 0 0 2 Kiely Henry 1 0 0 0 0 Pascual IW 7-9 4 1 0 3 5 llston (W 3 batter In 8th to three batter in 7th 1111 it 11 Malzone3b 1 b-h- n E-- Oark PO-A- X-- 25-8 2B-W- PO-A- £-9- 41 6) 5-- 1) By Milton Richman United Press International Don't just stand there do something— and now that Ralph Terry finally has' Casey Stengel is convinced things are looking up for the Yankees "I gotta find me another pitcher before we can get back up there again" Casey has been saying all along Stengel never mentioned any names but the implication was plain he was waiting on Terry who was obtained from Kansas City on May 26: The skinny righthandanswer the like er certainly looked ' to Casey's problem Wednesday night when he pitched a four hitter struck out six and walked only one in a 0 victory over Baltimore That victory was only the- first for Terry since coming from the A's but it moved the Yankees into third place only three games off the jpace and dropped the Orioles into fifth place after they had ocn berth for 70 cupied a consecutive days i for 10 J ke in in 9th Baxes Power and Strick14 Cleveland 27-1- 3 LOB— Chi- Fox land Aparicio and Torgeson HK— lorcaqo 6 Cleveland 8 38— Aparicio Held SB— Power Francona geson Aparacio 2 5— Torgeson SF— Landis-Landi- s 0 8 Latman Staley CHICAGO LOUIS 4 0 5 H 1110 DP-Br- own Bou-ch- Philadelphia ppe' 6) and Koppe chee 2B— Freese Phila- 24-1- 2 27-- 9 10 10 10 10 37S Tefal S Stengel Needs Another Strong Hurler to Regain First Place 7) first-divisio- i TWO YANKS HOMER Norm Siebern and Gil McDougald each homered as Skinny Brown suffered his third loss of the season and the Orioles their fourth in ' a row White Sox The shaved Cleveland's lead to one game with a 5 victory over the Indians Washington beat Boston 1 and Detroit defeated Kansas City 4 In the National League Phila0 and delphia nipped Pittsburgh e Chicago moved within a of frjurth place with a 5 decision over St Louis Rain postponed the only other scheduled game between Milwaukee and Cincinnati Turk Lown had to put down a ninth-innin- g rally by the Indians second-plac- e 6-- 4-- 5-- 1-- half-gam- 6-- TODAY'S SPORTS PARADE Third Major Loop Discussed Again I to save the White Sox victory Lown retired the side in order after homer in Woodie Held's two-ru- n the ninth off Gerry Staley had drawn the Tribe within a run of the Starter Barry Latman White Sox MAJOR LEAGUE m' k LtAUtKb : m tm m mm Mm ct 570 532 513 513 494 493 L W GB Sacrament 45 34 Baseball moguls would almost Vancouver 41 36 3 rather see the senators and the Spokana 40 38 4Vi 41 39 4Va Phillies in the W6rld Series than San Diego 38 39 Salt Lake City 6 stage maneuvering for the proposed be called up before the other 37 38 Portland 6 third major league proves today senators for a congression Phoenix 35 44 v43 10 that baseball still is a bull market— Seattla 35 44 443 10 answer al is ine investigation and you can take that any way It that LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS too ene made have many they 9 Portland 4 reads mies for is called SaltSpokant what Lake 7 Sacramento 4 laughingly done Baseball has many things "the national 9 Phoenix 6 pastime" through a San Diego TODAY'S down through the years to show SCHEDULE Mi since King greed unparalleled at Salt Lake Sacramento (Osenbaugh that thfe men at the steering wheel das started mauling the family 8 pm MST City (Hall are miopic in almost everything exSEATTLE (Hook at Vancouver (Hatten Squeezing the buffalo has be PDT cept money The supreme court come 8 pm more ) Portland (Gormon ai Spokant (Grob ruled that this" was a sport and it's than "the importantOncein baseball when it 8 pm PST game" che j subject out of which the naPhoenix (Watkint at San Diego was a sport ball clubs were rich tion's comedians never g6t the men 8 pm POT s toys operated m conjunctive proper milage delight with the populace It could Because baseball is a nickel-nursin- g was g business which be said that in tothose times it of an the the inspiration youth unhesitatingly sells "down the rivers nation such items as milked cities knifed minor leagues worn out players itsToday it sells beer and cigars as main function The television The Kammeyer net tournament and children's ideals dollar' is more important than will The suspicion here is that you open July 9 at 5 pm Monte towns in the and alive game keeping' can add the proposed third major hamlets which once cheered their Bailey tennis director for Ogden recreation department anleague to the list sons on to the major leagues So City ' nounced today There could be no other of teach the kids drinkthe delights "Because of vandalism at Lester tion for the fact that the powers behind the proposed third league ing and smoking OkTand: trusted Park the delay is necessary" said hands once were pensioned off with Mr Bailey today whipped out a velvet covered a job in the as but organization "All players are requested to blackjack yesterday which stripped in the( case of country slaughter of its verbose covering was an out again The program will register beare after they shortly expended rbe to and out ultimatum staged between June 10 and 20 organized 'baseball that it had better be ready ing advised that fhey "will be here as long as I am" fee will be charged tured No quite soon to talkturkey and nevwill be two all-st- and tennisentry balls will be furnished er mind the part associated with Now too there games This makes as much fences sense World: Series as a William A Shea head of the and I'm mentioned I it be- Giants Sigri Tackle sorry New York group which with four cause if NEW YORK (UPI) — Jon they ever get such other unnamed cities comprises the a former captain of backbone of the new venture was to thought it's sure as shootin" the University of Minnesota footbe More money adopted He disclosed exceedingly polite team has been signel by the ? second game was ball that at this intercession the con- The New Giants of the National York to the devised help supposedly committee gressional Jelacic a tackle Football League costs But it pension plan had delayed hearings on a pending player who stands 6 feet 3 inches can the minor struggling league bill which would severely limit the one of their few play on offense or defense number of players each team could teams another paydays because nobody will watch hold in peonage the Paducah Pirates on such a na- k He managed it he let it be tional teevee day known despite the feeling of US f am n By Oscar Fraley NEW YORK (UPI) — The back- un-athleti-c 4-- ' 8-- 8-- 5-- - 0-0- 9-- 5-- (Pod-blela- n 7-- " Net Tourney Rescheduled dollar-grabbin- - ar 15-ga- Hill Field Civilians NRM ngineer$ Smith and Crowdel King By The Associated Press v NATIONAL LEAGUE J5ATTING jDased on 175 or more at bats — Aaron Milwaukee '379 : White St Louis 358 RUNS—M a t h e s Milwaukee was credited with his second vic- 61 Pinson Cincinnati 60 tory Tito Francoma and Earl Tor- 7 RUNS BATTED IN — Banks Chigeson also homered Jim (Mudcat) cago 72 Aaron Milwaukee 681 Grant was the loser HITS — Aaron Milwaukee 113 PASCUAL WINS SEVENTH Camilo Pascual paced the Sena- Cepeda San Francisco 102 DOUBLES — Cimoli St Louis tors to their third straight victory four-hittJ over the reeling 30 Aaron Milwaukee 26 with a Red Sox who lost their fourth in TRIPLES — Pinson Cincinnati a row and their sixth game in the Dark Chicago Mathews M 1 7 last seven Washington scored all of and White St Louis 6 its runs off Jerry Casale including in the' seventh It a three-ru- n Mathews MilHOME RUNS-rally was Pascual's seventh victory waukee 24 Banks Chicago and against the same number of losses Aaron Milwaukee 21 Detroit starter Paul Foytack had STOLEN BASES — Neal Los Anuntil the eighth against geles 13 Blasingame St Louis a Kansas City but then required Ray 11 Narleski's aid in the ninth after PITCHING — based on 8 or more tagged for homers by Kent Hadley decisions — Face Pittsburgh 12-- 0 and Bob Cerv Mizell St Louis 3 Ronnie Gene Conley STRIKEOUTS — Drysdale Los Kline in the Phils' triumph over the Angeles 122 S Jones San FrancisPirates Conley hurled a five-hittco 106 and struck out eight m bringing his AMERICAN LEAGUE record to 4 The Phillies scored the based on 175 or more BATTING only run of the game with two 354 — Kuenn Detroit at bats out when Joe Koppe walked stole 353 Boston Runnels second and came around on Richie RUNS — Power Cleveland and Kline suffered Ashburn's single his sixth loss against six victories Killebrew Washington 58 Y o s t Detroit 56 Bobby Thomson's ninth-- i n n i n g RUNS BATTED IN — Killebrew single scored Ernie Banks from second base with the run that gave Washington 63 Skowron New the Cubs their victory over the York 54 — Runnels Boston 97 HITS Cards Thomson came through with 96 Detroit Kuenn g his hit off reliever — Williams Kansas DOUBLES Lindy McDaniel who was tagged 5 ndAllison a Washington with his ninth loss against six vie City 4 with tied five players tories St Louis had a 1 lead until HOME RUNS — Killebrew Wash-lnto-n Chicago tied the score with a four-ru- n 23 26 Colavito Cleveland rally in the eighth to chase BASES — Aparicio ChiSTOLEN starter Ernie Broglio Don Elston York-1- 4 the Cubs' third pitcher won his cago 23 Mantle New on 8 or more based PITCHING fifth game in six decisions decisions — Wilhelm Baltimore and 'McLish Cleveland 3 Shaw Chicago and Larsen New York h 7 fe 10 R H E 3 8 5 "Musgrave —— — —— R § 12 12 6 13 1 m Bl ""WIT1 WORLD'S HEAVYWEIGHT OFFICIAL ' A- CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT FIIMSI SEE JOHANSSON WIN FILMED IN SLOW MOTION! ¥ H FILM AUMPJ 82 Seager and 4 Internal' Revenue 3t Benedict'! Pllkington and Parry TV hd PT "i C r '' NOW PLAYING! 6 and Pewtres$ ¥ UVi LS TIIAfJ ARMSTRONG Wherever you drivo on tho 4th of July er one-hitt- O ROUGH MOUNTAIN ROADS O HOT SUPER HIGHWAYS YOUR BEST TIRE BUY IS ARMSTRONG NOW AT BREWER'S er 9-- out-pitch- ed er 6-- OFF FACTORY LIST v PRICE PREMIUM MIRACLE NYLON game-winnin- 5-- " 9-- COAST LEAGUE k Thiokol Knudson Co Pierson and Berchtold ' Flinders MWB abrhrbi abrhrbi - 17 m Qui 11 10 Ky (AP) — Rudell Stitch has strengthened his Nor I welterweight contender "rariklng technical knockwith a first-roun- d out of unranked Rudy Sawyer Stitch a Presbyterian church elder here floored his New York opponent three" times In the 'two minutes and 15( seconds of the nationally televised fight last night' The winner's record Is 21-- 5 wijth' 11 victories iy knockouts Stitch weighed 146 Sawyer 147 LOUISVILLE ss 2B-K- uenn 7) Rudel I Stitch Wins Over Sawyer Early non-Americ- an 7 2 2 Gayla Lounge Hadley Woodbury and Wall nsas b-r- A-- ond th h R Marquardt DP-S- mith ad N Y and Gene Fullmer W e s t Jordan Utah who have agreed to meet for the NBA title Basilio was listed as first Fullmer sec- - (AP) — Sweden's Ingemar Johansson the heavy weight champion was honored today by the National Boxing Assn of June as the The salute was announced less than a week after Johansson's upset victory over Floyd Patterson in the third round last Friday Patterson was listed as the No 1 contender-in the NBA's July ratings With the crown won by a born boxer for the first time since Primo Camera owned three other non-U- S it in 1933-3- 4 listed were "among the top fighters 10 contenders They are all Englishmen: Henry Cooper rated second Brian London ninth and Joe 12-- 6 " Erskine 10th Metropolitan Leaguers will enNBA Secretary Fred Saddy of in three this gage games evening Milwaukee said that by order of the association's executive board Utah General Depot takes on at 7 pm and one hour Ray Robinson New York was restored to the middlweight ratings later Nyes will play Rainbow Bar without a champion as far as the At 9 pm Armstrong's battle Para- NBA is concerned mount Dairy Robinson was listed as third Carmen Basilio Conastota Summaryj MILWAUKEE be-ha- it LOB-Ka- Heavy Champion 4-- X" 3 0 11 0 0 0 0 Wilsonc 4 0 10 Grothcf 0 0 0 0 Chrisleyrf 4 111 Bridgesss 4 13 0 4 0 0 0 ' Lepcio2b Foytackp 3 0 0 0 Narleskip 0 0 0 0 Cerv If House c' lyilylf S 8-- Cleveland at Kansas City Chicago at Detroit Boston at Baltimore (night) Washington at New York (night)'- ' Action was spirited in the Commercial and Ladies softball leagues at Affleck Park last night Gayla Lounge collected six runs in the very first inning against Mar-quarand then coasted to an 2 victory Thiokol blasted Knudson Co 10-- 4 Paul homered with one on for Knudson Michaels blasted two triples for Thiokol The NRM Engineers nosed Hill Field Civilians 3 in an extra inning affair In a ladies game Internal Revenue downed Nurses of St Benedict's 11 A R f"i f- dt (6-7- FRIDAY'S r- X i- STANDARD-EXAMINE- UTAH THURSDAY EVENING JULY 2 1959 OGDEN First Frame At 3) 5) ' 1 (6-3- (1H) Chicago— Antonelll (7-6- 33 35 PROBABLE THURSDAY'S PITCHERS Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (night) (3--2) 40 38 39 38 34 (4-7- PROBABLE at San Francisco vs Hobbie (8-- GB 563 548 521 rA-9- (Only games scheduled) THURSDAY'S Pet' (4-5- Pittsburgh 0 (night) postponed night 1 Philadelphia L 31 (6-3- 14'j St Louis 5 Chicago 6 1 it f W 40 Fischtr Boston at Washington ) vs' i ) Sullivan New York at Baltimore (night) — Larsen vs Walker (S-1 vsN (5-Chicago af Detroit (night)-Sh- aw ) Mossi Cleveland at Kansas City (night)— Bell ) vs Herbert ) RESULTS WEDNESDAY'S fain ' W 42 43 43 Milwaukee San Francisca Los Cleveland Chicago New York Detroit Baltimore Washington Kansas City Boston THE OGDEN David Straclc MOSCOW Idaho Idaho's new basketball coach took over his new post Wednesday and said he thinks the Vandals will have to on home-grow- n talent rely ' David H Strack a former mem ber of the University of Michigan coaching staff said he plans to scout the state soon to meet coaches and prep prospects " I feel the Idaho job is a challenge I can meet Streck said The coach said he would install ' a controlled fa s t break offense J similar to one used by Michigan He said he would add some variations of his own Strack was an assistant for 10 years at Michigan He is married and has five children His wife and family expect to join him here in September Strack was named to the Idaho post to succeed Harlan Hodges who quit to become a high school ad: ministrator at Anna Score Cleveland 96 111 750x14 000x14 Smashes Two Homers For Indians Associated Press Burley Steve Bilko who shoots for nothing less than the top of the faraway fences gave the Spokane Indians another touch of go fever Wednesday night in their drive toward the top of the Pacific Coast League standings Big Steve rapped out two home runs and got three FBI as the Indians closed to within four and aJ g half games of the Sacramento Solons by belting the Portland Beavers 4 The Solons dropped a 4 decision to the Salt Lake Bees while secofid place Vancouver's doubleheader with Seattle was called off because of wet grounds The Mounties are three games out Fourth place San Diego kept in Phoethe fight by running over-thnix Giants 6 in the other league game Bilko got 1959 homer No 16 in the fifth inning with the bases empty No 17 came in the eighth frame with one mate aboard front-runnin- 9-- - 14 tap TUBE TYPE WHITEWALLS FITS Pre-195- Chevrolet 7 Plymouth Ford Nash and Studebaker Reg $3635 Buick Nash FITS 710x15: Dodge 14: mm Oldsmobile Mercury Pontiac Hudson Reg $4030 1956 and earlier 760x15: FITS Chrysler DeSoto Mer- - cury Nash Oldsmobile Packard Pontiac T All t rs Reg $440$ pi us fax and rttreadabl : t'W I $ tlra f 4 Jrr UNCONDITIONAL Rnad Hazard BOND UFET1WE GUARANTEE 111-- 7-- : i SPECIAL e He takes over the Vandals just as the Pacific Coast Conference dissolves leaving Idaho an independent Strack's salary here has not been disclosed $6700 $3390 $7555 $3770 $2025 900x14 $3095 and rocoppebfo fr Plut $5650 $6195 SAU RIO 0-50x- MIRACLE NYLON 670x15: Billco 1£P) REO STRIKEOUTS — Wynn Chicago 97 Takes Post SIZI WHITE 51 DEW ALL SIZI SALI 17 9-- EXTRA 18 WIS WEEK OFF ON ALL Je-lac- ic 230-pou- nd all-sta- -- anti-monopo- ly - Crtt-f- i f Whitey Says: Y0U1L ENJOY EATING Xcina leant niiTron fhA GREASE JOB WHITE CITY CAFE Featuring: ' MERCHANTS' LUNCH COLD DRINKS ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES m- - mittee chairman that under current conditions the third league had no more chance than an Indian in a horse opera Reading between the lines somebody in baseball has told the third league to take a leap into the lake Shea's move was an obvious reminder that if provocated properly distressed gentlemen with the proper capitol connections could make things extremely uncomfortable for baseball Engberg Sets Date (y For Pioneer Game BOISE (AP) — The Pioneer All tastefully prepared and auickly and efficiently served baseball game will League be held at Boise July 26 Boise leads the league and thus earns the host spot The All-Stteam will be selected from t h e ether five members of the league Pioneer League President Claude Engberg said the team would be announced July 19 All-St- ar ar j j i - With thts coupon Expires Jul 15th Ogden Ford Soles 339 26th Sfrttt Wm) u lrlfr1fo) At th " See you : 440 25th Street city For 37 Years Ogd&n's Largest and Oldest Tire Dealer at mm Did EX 2-99- 77 1CC0 WALL AVE EX (north of Service Station) 2-75- 71 EX 3-C6- 41 |