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Show iiim 2G iyi'mg ai "y imyyn DESERET NEWS, etfoeiieiRpr'gNRpiiigR'ajig4 T: wwgtMIPW 167 Thursday, April 20, Gcorgo Ferguson By JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sports Writer P . not gunning Impossible! - ti ' If Stu White, Jerry Comer or Jim Healy were to vote on the one most troublesome problem which plagues officers of the Central Chapter, 'naves AER(iE Rocky Mountain PGA Section, it likely would be format. that of finding a suitable pro-amate- hatting Harvey Koepf . . , 'best facilities' Stu is president, Jerry, vice president and Jim, secretary, of that group. The amateurs hint they are being robbed no matter what the format. A good share of the professionals say they could put their time to better use on pro-aMondays than play golf. New Pilot . . . Frustrating Outlook this is a situation sort of like Army sarge used to say if a GI Joe wasnt doing a certain amount of griping, he wasn't a good soldier. Well . . life. The old pro-am- Last year, I was listening post for many golfers, both professional and amateur on the subject. A popular format suggestion seemed to be that of placing amateurs in a pool from which professionals would draw their four partners. This a winning supposedly would eliminate one evil click." & ... The pros adopted this format at their annual meeting. There were some dissenters, but it received a majority vote. Always Oppositon Deseret Slt I we if off get t5'a good n One golfer remarked that it would discourage fellowship. But if we are to believe that golfers in Utah are one big, happy fraternity, it seems such a format would distribute new acquaintances. Lets face It. No golfer is going to get rich from what he can win on Utahs pro-acircuit. Yet, a golfer cant be ridiculed for wanting to win. There are, however, two main mental attitudes involved in There are those who pay their entrance "fee' and head out "for an enjoyable afternoon of golf (hoping maybe they will win, too). Then there are those who figure if they do not win, they will never play again. pro-am- s. -- Julian Javjc also homered Ken. while Louis for St. Henderson had a pair of homers and Willie McCovey and Jesus Ainu single shots for the Giants in a losing cause. Hank Aaron Ron Hunts double with one out in the 10th inning scored In other National League Gene Michael from second tr The Yankees? 3- Games, St. Louis defeated Sail That's right, the team that Combined with Baltimores Los Angeles their second to Minnesota and Kansas loss Francisco 7 5 and Los Angeles give straight v ictory over Cincinnati went from the penthouse to the 3 2 10 in Cincinnati edged Qty.g 44 defeat at the hands f cellar in just two seasons is Cleveland, the victory moved Tommy Harper homered for innings The Philadelphia Pitts the Reds, who battled back suddenly acting just like it used New York into first place with a burgh game was postponed of wet grounds . The only other record. fiom a 20 disadvantage to send to in the old days when it made Boston s Pa extra into the action, innings a runaway of the pennant race In American game League action. triot's Day doubleheader with New York blanked Chicago 3 0, Whitev Ford's fingers were The oldest Yankee still active, Washington, was rained out. Minnesota niftped Baltimoie cold Wednesday but his pitching and Cleveland beat Kansas City made the New York Yankees the crafty veteran Ford whoS) FonJ threw 10g pUches and 4 1 the hottest team in the American trying to make a comeback at walked just two batters while Tim McCaiver blasted a League. age 38, moved the Yanks back the Yanks soared two of their to the top runs on sacrifice flies to pm the ' loss on Tommy Jolto. John the veteran of 11 Ford, Kennedy. Charley Smith and pennant-winninscat- teams, Pepitone batted in the three tered seven hits to blank the Yankee runs. SCORE ON HOMERS for the Chicago White Sox 45th shutout of his career. It Solo homers by Max Alvis, CHICAGO was the third straight victory Duke Sims and Ch'ucjt Hinton led NSW YORK ab r h tv b4o 4 10 0 Buford 3b ioo Lor ttle yanks since Bostons Bill Cleveland to its victory over 'tpsh if o 5 12 0 Berry rt Rohr pitched his memorable Kansas City in the Tribes home Clarke 2b l 0 0 0 4 1b 5 0 McCraw 0 0 lb Aanti 0 0 0 Agee ct EHcward c 5 opener. Sonny Siebert scored his 4 0 10 2 0 2 1 Ward tf CSmitb 2b (first victory of the year for the Peoitort cf 4 0 2 0 Adair 2b c 44 00 02 00 JOMPhsn WRobnsn ri 3 0 0 Indians but departed for a 2 0 0 0 Hansen ss 0 ,2 start, tally Major League Gwnt Manager Knopf took Ins fust look at the Dorks Field facilities. Thm sdav mot rung and immedi-- l t atofv pronounced them the in the minor leagues The new pilot took the tour of Lake Salt City Thursday (arranging travel expenses and all the other items that go with Remit Wednesday' fielding a professional ball club Atlanta a Houston 3 2 Los Cincinnati (10 Angeles at Koepf assured a gathering innings' St Louis 7 San Francisco 5 the Ambassador Athletic Club at Pittsburgh Philadelphia Thursday that Pioneer League poned wet grounds (Only scneduiedl games baseball this summer will be Friday's Games e iting and enjovable Philadelphia at New York at Chicago Pittsburgh don't feel "These young kids Cincinnati at Houston (night) the day to day pressure of the St Louis at Los Angeles (night) Atlanta at San Francisco (night) Triple A and higher leagues, but CINCINNATI LOS ANOCLIS they hustle all the time, Koepf ab r h bi iDr h W 5 111 3 0 10 Harper rt Parker cf stated. Pinson ct 4 0 0 0 Hunt 2b 5 2 4 Twin at Rose It 2 0 10 LJohnson rf 4 0 2 Koepf, who managed 0 0 Fairly DJcAnson 0 3 3b 0 11 3 lb the Ruiz 3b Falls and accompanied 0 0 0 Lefebvre 3b 4 0 10 4 0 10 Roseboro c 2 0 0 0 franchise shift to Salt Lake Perez 1b 4 0 0 0 Simpson pr 0 0 0 0 RBaitey if 0 0 0 0 Michael $e May 1b 4 110 City, finished fourth in the four- He'ms 2b 4 12 0 Sutton p team loop in '66, but his club Cardenas ss 4 0 0 0 Hickman ph 2100 00 00 c 3 0 11 Perrnoski p 0 0 0 0 was tied for first at the first of Edwards Paviettcn c 10 0 0 Schofield ph 10 0 0 4 0 0 0 SE in p August He holds a masters degree m Total 35 2 4 2 33 3 10 3 Total One out when winning run scored from San Cincinnati physical education I -3 IMSMl t 111 S 9 Francisco State and is a high lesDPAngeles 2 5 LOB Cincinnati Cintinrwt season off in the 7 Los Angeles school teacher Johnson Michaet, Hunt HR SB Helm (2) Harper (2) With only six farm elubs in H IP HER 8B SO the San Francisco Giant organi- S ElM 9 3 tO 3 3 4 3 ) 2 2 2 10 5 sation these kids move up fast. Sutton 2 0 0 0 0) 2 Perranoski (W and Kenny T 3 04 Adolpho Phillips Holtsman of the Chicago Cubs ST LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO ab r h bl ab r h b played m the Pioneer League BreCk if 5 0 2 Puente 2b 4 0 0 0 two years ago, Koepf empha- Flood cf 4 110 Hendersn cf 3 110 McCovey 1b Mari rf sized. 5 0 10 Hart 3b Ceoeda lb OBrown rf "You must realize that there MCarvtr c 5 113 3b 4 2 10 JAiou If Gaqlleno are only 13 professional base-jba- Javier 2b 4 2 3 2 Barton c 4 0 11 Lanier ss MaxvU! &i leagues today whereas in J aster , 30 10 Hiatt ph 0 0 0 0 Manchal 1946 there were 57. The empha- Hoerner Gibbon p Dietz ph sis today is on the younger Herbel p 0 0 0 player, not the minor league Devenprf ph National League iHarm fm-es- ft III 3B- -L (L.0-2- ll v-- veteran Ltnry p 0 0 0 I DP-- The latter golfer actually starts the afternoon off with a chip on his shoulder. He is the toughest to satisfy and he is usually the golfer who loses out on the loot and the enjoyment. Kennedy s Ford p Wednesday s Results New York 3 Chicago 0 Minnesota 3 Beitirro-- e 2 Cievpiflra 4 Kansas City Washington at Boston, 2 postponed A- T- The format selected by the professionals this year likely isnt the one they would prefer for themselves. It Is a bigger headaehe to operate. brief 000 MARATHON Continued from Page G-- CHICAGO (UPI)-T- go Cubs got down to (heir player limit Tuesday by optioning rookie outfielder Bob Raudman to their Dallas Fort Worth farm club in the Texasj League. Bv leading batters G ph 17 T- -2 A- - 040 3 ab Ethebrn c p teste n ph 5 Mi Her p Palmer 4 4 3 4 4 3 3 3 2 r h bi 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1b KiHebrew 0 I j 4 110 2 2 3 10 Uhlaendr pr 111 Alltson If 0 0 VersaMes 0 ss 0 0 0 Battev c 0 0 0 Carew 2b 0 0 0 DChance p 0 0 0 0 J Fairly, J 3 7 ? 10 0 0 10 0 3 0 4 0 0 2 0 2t 0 0 2 5 2 31 77 4 10 2 A 32 Total Total Kansas City 000000100-1 4 x 0 Cleveland 111 010 2 -Kansas DP City 6 LBrown 4 LOB Kansas City Cleveland vis (1) Cleveland 5 78 Cater Sm (I) Suarez (2), Hinton (li Gosger 6F Hinton IP 7 5 Pa'mer 3 5 3 4 J Nash (L.M) 0 3 S Miller (L 2 Duiiba 1 2 7 4 D Chance 'Will (W101 4 2 0 0 0 BALK- -0 R A len Chance S ebert (Repci hBP Seberl 133 T 3 00 A 24 (Campanerisi 1002 0113 IP H 7 5 113 2 4 5 T- 04 -2 R 2 2 - 2 2 S 104 0 10 Soccer Schedule Aormnte Pointer Guti 3b If P 4 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 1b rt MJones df Torre c Carty 'f 3 0 0 2 ? TO 10 0 4 0 7 0 4 0 11 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 Miilan .b 10 10 3 0 4 0 4 7 4 1 0 0 cteiaMoz 0 . ab r h b KJohnscn p Hernandz p J1 Total Houston Atlanta E Jackson R Atlanta Aaron 7 2 (7) Giusti (L.0-2Latman K Johnson Hernandez 11 Total Ml 110 78 SB M R HBP- -K 544 (Wit) Johnson I 1 7 1 010-- - I 3 4 3 17 3 (Landis). 2 2 0 0 4 7 4 0 0 14 -2 pro-a- NYION Fall icr. He vah Mhtaid. tow icm4 th4. AlSatl, 2 M1S MSi14, 4tSi14 t.aasis, iisiii 844 r.7sts, treats 7 7)!4, ssi4 4414 s aai4 .1411, f.iaalt Dart-mout- two-mil- A With (mi ct. iaaat wrap 7.7114, 7,1414 Tom Laris, a former from College Palo Alto, Calif., dashed into the runnerup spot during the last mile, catching Yutaka Aoki of Japan but trading the 4, McKenzie by ai e at the end. Tyre .4ff 4, H14 t.4S11, 7.a14 e SSt4 ISSatS, 4 1SfS, half-mil- 9 Volleyball Scores ! 8 9" 10 4 441 1 9 e 74 11 tf 7IO IX TAX 40c HO. IX. TAX 45e HO. DC. TAX TOc 70. ixtax 5Tc rto 11 95 D 13 15 m Highland 7, St Mark s 0 East 5. Olymout 0 Skyline I. 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Rees, Mathews, Astros and McCarver Cards 7 Amgican League Freehan Tiggr and Senator Red PetroceiH McVjiien So 7 Mmcher Angel, and Adair White pm PERFORMANCE li'tAX HO EX ANCHORS 4(73 343 370 340 m 4 30 laf HO tX, TAX 417 403 HOME RUNS So (Saturday) Lagan XHCO tire. 9IO. IX Cater, Freaosi, Caif Hmton, Oeve Berry, Chi Kaime Dt McCraw Ch. K QP CDNSHOHQCKEN (tr. with porch, af 474 424 417 Bos City THURSDAY 9wll 4ely ytoa Advanced wrap araaad tcaad with tractiva a shawldar ta Ih prava ntlrtL Oatifaad aato ta pravtde tr ad Itto. toe Free City n DfViMOA 4 T- K WrsH&rqr, VersaMes, Minn n 3 1114 112 71340 two-ru- Mmcher, Calif PITCHING Vouno (Ru r mere Decisions) M On Riverslo Park Natasnai tsegua end Jester t If p m Moitandia 8 vi Weber Cards 2 0, 21 tied with 0 Ut.h s,,!,. Am.rlcwL.wu IKmNmyr.. V.nk., 4 15 -vs. Alamenme, pm Berlin 1 ftej Wlth ,.Q Fortune vs Incas Falrmenf Park J pm RoHo vs Germema B PREP RESULTS MONDAY'S RESULTS t 4. LOB Houston HR Jones Carty Jackson H R ER BB SO IP 4 2 ) 37 4 901 League 4 112 ATLANTA Menke ss A Pj,t American National League Brock Cards 5, John sen Reds 4, McCovry Giant J tied with 2 American LeaQue Mmcher, Angeles ER BB SO and Kaime Tigers 3, 7 tied with 2 2 A- Loa Maieroski, after the blow Landis Hous Cepeda St L b, Tovar cf Rciims b Oliva rf line Rod Carew's Rookie the and out one with single bases full in the ninth inning gave Minnesota its victory over who Stu Miller, Baltimore. relieved Jim Palmer m the eighth and suffered the loss, was the victim of Carews filled the bases on a Ms single by Harmon Killebrew 375 plus a pair of walks to Zoilo and Earl Battey. Versalles homer Killebrew hit a p m for the Twins in the fourth. c,n MINNESOTA m J 3 Total Oe out when winn ng run scored Baltimore 000 010 Minnesota 000 200 DP Minnesota LOB Baltimore 4. 7 M nnosota 2B O'tva Versalis (1). Binary (I) SD chance, Arisen FAIOU Aflron Pcf m Williams Chi Maris. St L Gonzalez, Phtl BALTIMORE Aparicio ss Blair cf FRobinsn rf RRobmsn 3b Powell 1b f B efery DJohnson 2t Total ab r h bi t 0 Jack son ss 4 2 0 0 0 Landis rf 4 0 0 0 Moroan 20 Mathews tb 40 2 1 0 0 3 0 Wynn cf 4 0 0 0 Bateman c AB L .las CL1VILAND CITY ab r h bl ab r h W 4 0 ss Cmpnerl 10 Davahlia cf 4 1)0 3 12 Hershbgr rt 3 0 10 Alvis 3b 3 111 Cater lb Hinton rf Whitfield 1b 4 0 0 0 Charles If 3 0 2 0 Wagner if Repo ct 0 0 Nossek cf Salmon pr T 0 4 Sims c DGreen 2b Gil 2b 10 0 0 Gosqer If 10 0 0 Rudi If LBrown ss 2 0 10 Siebnrt p Suarez C 0 0 WSmith ph JNash p 0 0 0 0 RAilen p Monday ph Duitba p R United Press International (Based on 15 or More at Bats) National League Smith C n Performance Bated Tl R E race. Zone -3 -0 York New seventh - th- inning . Brock, St KANSAS HOUSTON LEADERS in r 3 DAYS ONLY SEIBERLIIMG l But Miss Switzer did manage to make a moie interesting f 0 Chic a he WAREHOUSE PRICES pretenses. iecond) 7 BASIC off at high noon and he stayed in the lead. Sometimes it was part of a group of 14, then seven . . . then McKenzie all by hi$ lonesome. The marathon was spiced by the appearance of K. Switzer, a woman. And women are not allowed in this race, according to Marathon rules. Trainer Jock Semple attempted to stop Miss Switzer, but was restrained repeatedly by male competition. She continued on her way, but it did little good as she failed to finish. However, she would have been disqualified anyway since entry was gained under false U WeGweiBey't Jvmer results Cerda Perk Off Cennon, 15--, 0- DP McCraw Aoee Chicago SF Kennedy 32 0 000 000OOO 00 01 pinch-hitte- Cubs Reduce White says the pros adopted this format because they thought it would give the amateurs a break. better Well have a better idea after the first May 22 at Rose Park. Win. - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 Total 3 7 3 31 Chicago games scheduled Friday's Games New York at Boston (night) Minnesota at Oetroit (niQhf) California at Cleveland (mghti Kansas City at Baltimore (night) MAJOR LEAGUE 10 John p WtH am oh OTeoie p Skowron ph wood p 0 Nw York Only Chavana 3 C 3 0 0 Total ran 1 3 0 C 5 1 g American League 0 Heath ph Latman p 35 10 4 Total 39 7 12 7 Total Before joining the Giant orga7 3 4 2 2 4 4 St LeiMs nization in 1965, Koepf was gen- SenFrandtc S 4 14 111 I I Louis 1 LOO $t Louis 7. Ban St eral manager of the Reno club Francisco 3 HR 26 Marlcha) in the California League. Base- McCarvtf (I). JAiou (1), Javiar (2), Henderson 1 (2). McCovov (3) R ER BB SO IP balls only playing general 7 3 S 5 0 4 Jester (W manager." he said After col- Hoerner 20) M 3 (L lege he played in the Northwest Mnchal 23 Gibbon 2 HerbH League 7 Lmxv was His playing philosophy 31 9 223 -2 Toughest To Satisfy one-hitt- 2 L There is bound to be some opposition to the format even before it is tested. But there is less opposition than some would have you believe. pre-seaso- do club, I figure that to we'll be in the frame of mind to win the pennant. NORM SHKYA News .Spurts Writer B . So it is with Many moan about them, but few want them eliminated. Despite their" s weaknesses, the likely are the best fellowlinks between ship pros and amateurs. plateau year I want whats best for the This Visits, Likes S.L. why not forget the and make everyone happy? . pro-am- s 300 continued Aaron. m So, one might ask DROPS Aaron s average dipped from 318 in 1965 to a 279 last season and i areer low maiked only the second time in his major league career that he had failed to reach the ur against the New Yorkers Friday. GOES ROUTE Ford was pleased with his performance although he admitted he was worried a bit about finishing I got them out with fast balls ' and sinkers, he said. The last few innings I bad to lay off thd because ball breaking ray fingers were cold and I couldn't get a grip on it. I thought I'd come out in the eighth or ninth if I got tired but I didn't get tired " homer as first-innin- g al Hank Aaron may claim hes for the home run tide again tins season, but Dave Giusti would never swear to it. Aaron, the 1966 home run king with 44 round trippers, unloaded on a pair of Giusti's fast balls Wednesday night for his first two home runs of the season to lead Atlanta to a 4 1 victory over Houston. The triumph was the fifth in a row (or the Please All? Axj thiee-ru- n St. Louis bombarded Juan Mar-lchfor the second straight who tune. The Cardinals, rapped Manchal for 14 hits and six runs last week, routed the $100 OCO San Francisco ace with four hits in the fourth |