Deseret News | 1968-04-18 | Page 62

April 18, 1968 DESERET NEWS, Thursday, 4D Hart! VJixom T ijmhiiiiHiiiiimuiuiixu'tmiiiiiHiiHmiiiiiiuiiiiiMiiimiiiuuiiiiii Sues Bury As4irs 'f i imiiiiiimiiMimiiiimiimmiimiHiiiiiiiiimnitmiiiiiniimmimii'" Now that the University of Utah tennis team has toured the Northwest, conference foes are beginning to take a new look at those supposedly green freshmen. The Utes green freshmen decked University of Seattle, Washington, and the Seattle Tennis Team, none figured to win the NCAA, but solid teams nevertheless. Washington was even considered in the excellent category. Perhaps the Utes are to be figured a notch higher than they were relegated in preseason reckonings. Then they were rated fourth behind BIT, Arizona and New Mexico. Utah has also gained a veteran since then, Jim Foulger. Foulger barely entered school, and will need some work before helping the Utes. But it would appear that the Lobo3 better watch the Utes closely. In fact, even the top two favorites could have their troubles if they look upon the Utes too This new recognition now wont exactly make the Utes happy. They have claimed itll be a lucky day if Utah tennis finishes above sixth in a conference. Surprise was their forte. But it wont be now when Utah hosts BYU Friday in Salt Lake City. an- other in the ninth with a sacrifice fly to pace the Yankees past California. Red Schoendienst of the St. Louis Cardinals, sound of mind and body, ordered pitcher Ron Willis to issue intentional passes to Vada Pinson and Tony Perez with a runner on third and one out in the 12th Inning Wednesday night in Cincinnati. The next batter, Lee May, carried a .500 average to the plate. Maury Wills collected three hits and stole two bases and Jerry May drove in three runs with a trio of safeties as the Pirates raked four Houston hurler for 17 hits. The Pirates Mets' Jerry Koosman two straight shutouts. stole five bases. Cookie Rojas hammered a two-ruhomer in the fifth soWhpaw, pitched his second the first time In their sevenithe Phils snapped a 'consecutive shutout, stopping year history.- - Cleon Jones nning-as the Giants on seven hits as the homered for the Mets. who losing streak. Jerry Koosman, va rookie Mets won a home opener forj delighted a crowd pf 52,079. light-heartedl- n Major League Summary Baltimore Cleveland Oakland Boston 5 ) 1 3 Total Chicane Atlanta 1 1 t 3 3 Total 21 2 T 1:54. A- - .... 2 2. Atlanta 1 2B HR H.Aaron Villon H IP Hands (L4-2- ) Stoneman Niekro (W.2-0- ) Wednesday's Results Pittsburgh 13. Houston 4 New York 3. Sen Francisco 4 Atlanta 2. Chicago 4 Cincinnati 4, St. Louis X (12 Innings) 4 3! 44 444 44444 441 44414s A L. John son. Beckert. 1 2 New York Washington Chicago 45 4 anta 4 4 4 5 4 Results Wednesday's Minnesota 13. Washington I Detroit 4. Cleveland X 10 Innings Boston 2, Chicago 0 Baltimore 4, Oakland 1 New York X California 1 Csllternls 30 10 2 1 5 1 t 5 B.WIIIiams, SB (J). R ER BB SO 2 0 2 0 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 1 5.475. 5-- . CALIFORNIA NRW YORK Msntla 5 tb 4 5 4 t 1 I !!. JHall ri tiiii - " III III lll- -l I 52 . -. Caiitarnia Total 441 4 4 4 x 5 2 3 41 5 1 I York LOB New York 14, 1. W. Robinson 5. 20 Freposl. Callfarnla MR Rtiehardl (U. H R ER BB SO IP ev, onhien (W.l-B- ) ...111 7 2 2 2 4 51 1 4 4 B 4 Vereonic R Clark (L.4-4 4 I Lock 4 4 4 4 4 W'ieht (2). DP-N- ew 114 .... I -.2L trhbl abrhbl 4)14 iii 11 iVarsalles till iii lliiix-) ,.4110 ... ... CARLOAD .... (44414444 . 2.99 - Saritf nr. ...El. IVi ciras a Dm H" 4x1 FlyweoS (RAPE STAKES Utah's First and Only Cut Rato Wood Suptr Market 3SJS South Radwaed Road Sun. 5-Oprai weekdays 5-- ! E 7WP . 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OPEN 24 HOURS t JJ5S Urioit MoctlbR 4013 SO. offer. J!!?1 Technician Tuna-u- p STEVENS BROS. SERVICE Keith Nielson, Terry Ehlera and Dave George gave it ail they had to beat out many teams. Now, with indoor facilities, the Cougars can emphasize the game year around. They can bring in outside talent with assurance the match will go, weather or not And they can get out the fans. Interest will climb rapidly. And with greater public fan appeal, the athletes will rise to meet pectations. Then, too, proselyting procedures will be easier as the Californians see what BYU has to t - lOGALPURCHASE $1.50 Engine Analysis by a Marquetta Lollipops, Balloons for tho kids . .... Total 3 20th Froxan Spring Fryr All Purposo Credit Card Holder lb 4 I 1 ITTavlor 4 112 4 4 2 4 Roles lb Parker lb 3 4 14 Calhaon rf 2414 full-fledg- ed H 4 4 4 4 RAlien 4 4 4 4 Lttebvrt 3b 4 44 4 2 0 14 Hlsle cf Coiavito If an 4 4 u 1 4 4 4 Gonzalez 3 4 cf ,r.h,i.u. Move, Alyls. 4 4 4 4 3 4 14 White lb SB Cerdenal Alcaraz 3b 4 4 14 Delrmple C 1444 Salmon. 3410 14 4 4 Wine ss M R ER BB SO Torberpc IP 3 114 4 4 4 1 Fryman b Haller ph a McDowell f 7I 3 114 Farrell F 4444 p Drvsdelp 'J E.Flaner (LA-1- ) 1 . M 44 44 7 MtLaln 4 1 3 2 Flirty 2 Dobson 4 B 4 4 -j Lather f 1 14 34 1 S 2 31 X 7 2 Total Total 2 3 4 Werden (W.54) . 4 ' Lea Angelas 3 T 1:04. A- 4,174. 44 434 .... 441 Philadelphia exWASHINGTON MINNISOTA -DLaNbvrp. trhbt abrhbl phiaalrymplp. 1. LOB Lot Anpeies 7. Philadelphia Untar ct 4 3 2 3,4. 2B Vtrsallts. HR-- W. Roles Davit (1). 0 4 4 ii Bowens rf SB Alcaraz. 41111'(t). Epstsln lb . H R ER BB SO IP F Howard If Drvsdal 753 5 3 5 3B !? ! Ss1"1 j5 (L.M) McMulln 3b 0 5 5 B Brewer I 4 Hansen ss 7 51 7 1 1 3 2 J Fryman (W.l-1- ) 5l"br, 1 Bryan c B B 1 1 S 14 2 Fnrrwtl Cogolnt 2b :4L WPtrTtdala. Balk-Fry2 4 14 RClariz 3b Bosman p A 1SA17. Kncwles p 0 4 4 4 Roaeborp c 4 4? 0 4 0 0 Look c Penrhy p SAN FRAHCISCO NRW YORK CPetersn ph 4 4 4 4 Unieondr ct abrkbl abrhbl Bertaina p 4 4 4 4 Hamandt si 4 4 2 1 The first annual mass compe- parties can register until 8:30 3 4 3 4 Wait St Hurt lb 4 4 4 4 Merritt p Baldwin p Davenprt 3b 4 4 4 I Boswpll 3b 4 12 4 tition ski clinic 4 4 44 gets under way a.m. Saturday morning or send 32 141 Total ToUl ! 513113 4 4 4 Swotod. rf 4 414 at Ski Bowl Saturday inquiries to GTO, Box 6116, Brighton 4 4 4 4 1 4 Washinptoo If 4 3 4 14 CJcnn 111 Minnatala 14 14 11 SLC. 4 4 11 4 4 4 4 Chprto 3b 9 a.m. DP Washinptnn 1, Minnesota 1 LOB IjAlru rf 4 4 4 4 Shinuky tb 4 4 4 4 Meeting place for the four-- , A race will climax the clinic 3 4 4 4 Krcnpool lb 4 4 4 4 Washington f, Minnesota 7. 38 Botman, Lanier at R. Clark Oliver ss Killebrow. Rose boro. Unsar. 2 114 week clinic is the Mt. Millicent 3 4 3 4 Grata e Uhlaender. with (1). Tovar (ll.lMCormck p 2 4 14 Kootm.n p 3 4 4 4 given to each tlvt HarnanOtz (1). 5 Cartw. OBrawn ph 1444 Satur- class trophies shelter. Clinic dates winner. 4 4 4 4 H R ERBISOiBolln IP p 51-- 3 4 5 5 2 3 Llnzv D Boeman (LA-1- ) day, April 20, April 27, May 4 44 4 4 1 FJehmm 11-- 3 1 1 1 1 Knowles pb 1 444 and May 11. Conahv 13 1 4 4 1 41 3 Total 34 4 7 4 4 S S 1 Total 32 3 4 3 Bertaina There is no age limit for the 1 Baldwin 53 2 2 2 t'Sgn Frandscp 441 444 14 4 x clinic that costs $25 for all four Sif 14x72 AH Mtofttlt. 4 Merritt (W.2-4- ) .. 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 I NawYcck Bolin' ' OP-- S.n PrancKO 1. sessions. The fee covers lift 4Mp wiodowt, udiAf, f Tovar -l,)0' LOB 1. S.n N.wYork SOQQOO 2? ML Now York 7. 2B Char law Grata. HR passes, instruction and registra-jtio- n. UW HtroqJ C.Jans (1). OAKLAND BALTIMORE R ER BB SO brkbl McCormick (L.4-1- ) 4 pb r ti bl 2 2 2 1 clinic runs from The six-ho4 4 4 4 RJadoon ri 4 4 4 4 Bo!m 1 B B B'.lr ct 4 3 J BRobiran 3b 4 1 1 1 B.nga 3b 2 4 0 4 9 a.m.-- 3 p.m. and is sponsored Llnzv ... WaDator 1b 3 4 4 Kernman (W FrRobmn II 111 4 4 4 1 10 359-5B- 2S Gaddis. Interested 127 X. 400 5--. . 3 111 C.tar If 3 4 4 4 Powtll lb T I 21 A 52,471. DJobnwn 2b 4 4 1 t DonaMan 2b 4 4 4 4 Root c DMv ri 34 19th 1 Wayne Pearce has fashioned a winning net squad out of what had begn just a transitory tennis team. v The height of BYU glory was not even the year they took the WAC. It was the next, 1967, when a team of three Cougars (they forfeited the fourth slot) tied for sixth in the NCAA. .4 fill Total 4 4 1 Hnton tb Trash N Whitaker cf 5 4 4 4 Rtichardt R WRobntn rf 3 4 14 Scheal 3b apse Feraendz c 3 4 4 4 Hoopers c 1 4 4 4 M'cheet ss 2 4 41 Morion pit White ph I1 4 I 44 Knoep 2b 32 44 44 44 4 4 ss RCIprk p Amur ph I B 4 4 Bah naan p I 4 4 4 Johnston . Total New York & Turn out whan wlnnlnp run scored. abrhbl vJ 1 J Ctavptand .444 442 J J Oetrtlt 4141144415-- 4 4 44 5' B Wapner. LOO Cleveland 4. Detroit 2B abrhbl 5 114 Rsooz cf 1 2 Fraoosl ss Howsprlb Ferrara 3b , SATURDAY APRIL ALL of these FREE It is difficult to say exactly what the new indoor tennis courts will mean to BYU, but it is likely their foes are groaning just a little. Coach iii Sill tilIII APRIL BYU's New Net Look It 5)14 18th y. Well stick with an earlier prediction that BYU will capture the loop leadership. The Cougars have continued their winning ways in the southern courts, with the highly respectable 4 loss to NCAA champion University of Southern California as their only deficit . !!! till FRIDAY THURSDAY APRIL 277-006- 0 mid-Ma- CINCINNATI 5T. LOUIS ab r hb I ab r h b Barnes S 1 I 0 2 It 4 Rosa rf Brock Friday's 15 Friday's Barnet Flood cf 5 1 3 4 A Johnson If 4 114 Washington at Oakland Cnirijt) 4 12 1 cf Pinson lot Angeles at New York AAprlt rf Baltimore at California (night) 5444 5 4 11 Houston at Philadelphia (night) Geollano ph 4 4 4 4 Perez 3b Oat rod at Chicago (nigntl 5 4 3 3 1 4 4 4 LMey lb Atlanta at Cincinnati (night) Tolon rf Cleveland at Boston (morning) 3 4 4 0 c 4 San 4 1b Francisco Bench 4 5 at Pittsburgh (night) Ceoeda (Only games scheduled) 44 10 MCarver e 4 4)1 Helms 2b Chicago at St. Louis (night) BOSTON 54 10 CHICASO Shannon 3b 5 444 Cardenas CHICAOO 5 4 4 4 Pappas p ATLANTA 1440 Javier 2b 5 414 Andrews 2b 5 4 1 4 Ruiz ph Maxvlll ss 1114 abrhbl ebr bbl AnaDciosa 3 10 3 Abernthy a DJones 3b 14 44 4 4 2 4 4 2 1 Carlton p tt 4 4 4 4 PAIev ef f J 01 Kissinger Barry e Beckert 4 4 3 4 RJackson 4 4 14 Vstrmskl It ss 4 4 4 0 Edwards ph 1 4 4 4 Whitfield p 14 44 Ward b 4 0 4 4 1 4 4 4 Davidson 3 4 14 HAaron rf 3 111 Wlilis p Davla H 3 0 14 Torre c RLee p 3 4 101 4440 Bevar 1b 4 4 0 0 Millan 2b 2 4 4 4 e Josaphsn 414 114 4 0 44 310 3 3 0 101- - Total Total Borer 3b Bradford rf 2 0 0 0 DJohnson 1b 3 0 0 0 One out when winning run scored. Cuilon 2b " St. Louis 4- -1 a 054 124 400 44 144 ill-- 4 Carlos p Cincinnati CLEVELAND 244 DRTROIT Causey 2b Vnxvill, abrhbl )VliiCrdt'Ut. DP Cincinnati 1. LOB 4 4 4 1 Stanley lb 24 1 5 2 Salmon 2b Total 4 111 AAAiMifto 2b 514 4 St.Louis 14. Cincinnati 12. ?B A. Johnson, Brock. Rose. HR Brock (I), CMcaga 4 4 14 Kaiine rf 3 14 4 Pinson. 244 444 14 Pinson. Beataa 5 Pappas, Bench WHorton N 5111 OF Flood. e (3). Sims 4 Rom Ward (3). 11 Frtehan c E D Jonaa. Aperido. H R ER BB SO IP Wart 3b Chtceoo 1. Boston I. LOB Chicego A TMorton lb HR iWaener It 3 4 4 4 Northruo cf 4 4 t 4 Cariten ,5 3 2 4 Boston 4 2B Berry, Jaaaehson. 3 5 3 N 1 4 4 4 Ovler ss Willis (L1) Harper Yastrzemski (4). S Andrews. 7 1 1 Peppps Aivis 2 4 3 Price ph I H HIRSBSO, IF 2 4 4 14 4 Lasher p 4 4 4 4 Abernathy M 5 I C.rto. (U4-l-) 3 4 14 Warden J f: -'- wcmHi, 4 4 4 4 Davidson t t- -l Wilhelm (W.1-1- 1 M R.Le McLain ph 14 14 p 5 (W.3-4- ) .1 I Nelson pr 4 14 4 Mathews ptl 1 4 4 4 Balk Pappas. T 5:15. A 3J74. (Cbrtoa). HBP Ellsworth E Fisher p 4 1 1 Dobson p 4 4 4 4 T 2:15. PHILADELPHIA (Ellsworth), LOS ANOELI5 Trcewskl ss 1 I 4 4 44)4 IPEWOMSS 4013 So. Wasatch Blvd. Phone Toughest competitor in the lower division is undoubtedly Wyoming, with seasoned Norwegians that could create problems for New Mexico, and will be a thorn in both Cougar and Wildcat sides. That being the case, it is a cinch Arne Melander and crew will also give the Utes some problems. But it would appear that such Utes as Laury Hammel, Scott Bennlon and Dale Fritz, all winning singles matches against Washington, could be pushing for the number two spot in the WAC y finals come tilt lit National League 13-1- RAM Wyoming's Norwegians Hof Fhilllos Cf Vldasoina 1 1 M Niekro a Hanos a Soenoler oh 1 4 0 Stoneman a 4 4 4 4 BB t (5 AAlnnsMtS Detroit I the four high school boundaries. Games will be played Monday, East High area will have their Wednesday and Friday at 8 and 10 a.m. and Director Anderson tryouts at Municipal No. 1, the schedSouth area at Municipal No. 3, said he hopes a the West area at Pioneer Park ule will be played. Associate directors are Offand the Highland area at Fairmont Park. icer Robert Bramen, West; Sgt. The Cops League is open to Carl Hills, South; Lt. Glen Sixteen boys will be Cahoon, East, and Lt Robert boys allotted to each ot the 12 teams. McManama, Highland. STEVENS BROS. SERVICE six-tea- m six-gam- e L Tryouts for the Salt Lake City Police Department Cops Lergue baseball program open Saturday at 10 a.m. and will continue the following two Saturdays, director W. O. Anderson said today. The city is divided into four areas for the program with th area designation coinciding with t ordered Yastrzemski intentionally walked in his other three trips to the plate. ' Mickey Mantle scored a run W - CffiLv ' Look Serious performance. After Yaz' homer, Chicago manager Eddie Stanky American League - Ute Netters Continued from Page IM In the eighth and knocked in 'li' Cops League Tryouts Set Saturday INSTALLED FREE Tro&iS B .t4Ma. Msa,lkrap,biab 2195 South Moin St.