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Show y )iey:iiinytriHly'lMifWMtya 4C yim ny r Friday, June 14, 1968 DESERET NEWS, SCHOFIELD STARS Cords Win help from Dick Farrell in the 'ninth after allowing infield hits gave up a walk and hunt single Bob and Staub UuMy ,Q unbeaten SouthUSC If NEB. Coach Glen Tuckett and the OMAHA, NEB. (AP) stays the John's the become Illinois has tonight, Brigham Young baseballers were naturally disappoint- to unbeaten ner would have to beat the St tonJer a"d cd to be dropped from their first College World Series Saturday Southern California in the Col- - classy Trojans twice singles jn onetwo ordcr Lyle. to nrn World Series. And take it night and Monday night won his first game as the Cubs Dick Schofield knows the part Errors played a major role in the opening, loss from Coach Joe Lutz, the Sa- win it all, USC could take the the Rpds by heart. a to Southern Cal. Absence of three errors wouldnt have iuiis iiue a lot more going for title Saturday night if it goes Banks homer followed ' The cast may be different, Ron tbe third turned the trick against Texas. Larry Hardy just came them tllan 'vhite shoes anc unbeaten. by jn inning trjpe and perhaps he is a little older Sanlo o(f starter Tcny Comnger, bat Sirls,curvy up with one of those fabulous pitching days. who vas making his now, but the little infielder has now We had three players draftT haH Two-Hittean W,sh aHp rrnr Dot ,n for "pvpr of a reserve first appo8rance for the Reds played the role last week but three others coidd be tougher on my kias who who weren-- od enoUgh t0 draft from Tuckett. Maybe it in the major leagues. make them. It s part of baseball and it happens to the are even better major league Auto Loop Play Atlanta. Veteran reliever Elroy Face best. Schofield turned in another Lutz said, walhrh?ranHbaJ'ith'She OMAHA, lnswhen Asproninn,' Erme Bobby Knoop, Moiton and Jim runs W1'ilBl'l!ks1-);'.- e Fregosl lashed singles off A1 two and in - fou SlU-S- 5-- 3, win-thre- t. - - rs t out pinch-hitteRay, Sadecki with the bases loaded in the ninth inning after two, runs had scored to preset struck outstanding performance Thursday night when he homered in his first at bat, leadmg off the 12th inning, to pace St. Louis to a victory over the Atlanta Braves and stretch the Cards National League lead to lour - 3-- 1 We're in good shape in this tournament now with our best Howard Nicka- pitcher rested Second guessing is a natural habit in sports. Had son, who" hasnt pitched since Pittsburghs triumph. BYU been able to get over the Trojans the opening Monday, Our added. he night, the psychological impetus could have done won- - younger players are more ders. And they would not have run into Mr. Hardy and reIaxpd and SIU St. Johns at 4:30 (UPi)ithe Jexans at this particular time. Texas.1 bhnk p.m. '(MD'h! thenSC takes 011 Conn. FAIRFIELD, beaten any team m the senes Wednesday North Caroiina sta,e at 8. Both old split- Dri shotner. ond 0f the New York Giants has between 2 and 4:30 p.m. St. Johns and NC State have The Longhorns were ready. Their lineup had onlyiweary pitching staffs and have announced his retirement from football. forced to use their best - t1 one batter over .300 and two below .200. Yet, thev J man- men in relief. , The pass & seven hits, catcher, who once teamed with b ti10 Y.A. Tittle to (nrm one of the It was the Southern Cal most potent combinations in pro final coaches poll a d SIU, a run on was scored a on hit. tallied They Nary Trojan i0i,aS wo errors a wild pitch, a walk and a sacrifice fly. 36" lo, UdS Voted No. 2 HatCT its j00ba11 with 1, unbeaten injuries past Ohio and Four runs crossed the plate in a disastrous seventh Minnesota sweep in the district tour- during the past lew seasons. inning. jney. So .ts no surprise, thev National League edged Philadelphia Houston Pittsburgh held on and to beat San Francisco Chicago clobbered Cincinnati 8 4 the only other games in Scheduled home Tony Taylor Tony Gonzalez with the winning run in the eighth inning to give Philadelphias Chris Short hi 100th National League victory, needed relief Shod now other action, Dttroit Baltimore Cleveland Oakland Minnesota Boston New York California Chicago Washington 20 24 27 29 .661 .491 10 31 29 .475 ,473 .448 11 11 32 32 24 28 Louis San Francisco Los Anqeles St. .51 51 a 6i .550 I'' 12 121 a 13V a 30 T2 Results Boston 21 (2nd, 5 Vi California suspended by agreement) Detroit 3, Minnesota I Oakland 1, Cleveland 0 (11 innings) (Only games scheduled) s Saturday's Gamas New York at Oakland (twilight) Washington at California Baltimore at Minnesota Detroit at Chicago Boston at Clev land Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati New York 29 Pitt'bu-g- h 31 33 hoping to see them upset favored and champion t0 defeat St. JcLn's Thurs 4, ,Southern Cal. When the sixth inning rolled around, andday night in a game delayed 89 I BYU still :u the lead, fans were cheering wildly foriinutes by rain. Sprinting on 1 every Cougar threat and defensive play and foriand of the held, SIU needed just one hour 4a minutes to moundsman Ken Crosby. ,o idiminate Oklahoma State II But like Tuckett said: Thats baseball. Our kids behind big John Susce and a did their very best. We have nothing to be ashamed attack. NC State rallied about. We wouldnt trade the experience for anything, from a deficit and ousted Texas be in next wiser our And time. be well ways jWell back. 1-- 26 29 Resuds Thursday's Chicago 6, Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 8, San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 3, Houston 2 St Louis 3, Atlanta 1, 12 innings (Only games schedu ed) Saturday's Games San Francisco at New York Chicaqo at Atlanta 2 Hojscn at Pitlbjrq.i Umps Watched Corners Los Anqeles at Philadelphia (night) Cincinnati at St. Louis (night) It was pretty generally agreed among coaches that performers in the College World Series may easily become frustrated at the plate. Few, if any, ference or district playoffs have the caliber of umpire Major League Linescores con-Dunca- n. By United Press International ind R,(8);'"McDwail' AMERICAN LEAGUE S.ms, (1st Game) NATIONAL LEAGUE 001 000 030- -4 11 California 000 200 C00--2 Bcston KO 201 000- -4 10 4 Cincinnati Wrtrht Ellis Rolas (8). (7), Murphy, .. 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K WOmed about Control Control becomes an even more Johnson, Raymond (91 Niekro (11) and Httonr (mii1! factor when eight of the nations best teams comSchofield (1st). pete in Omaha. Like Texas Coach Cliff Gustafson said when someone asked him about Larry Hardys success secret. Cliff replied: He threw strikes. BYU hurlers seemed to have particular trouble throwing to lefties. Between Southern Cal and Texas, Cat hurlers faced 10 southpaws. Bob Snoddy, a lefty Today . . . With hitting .295, was the big stick for Texas. WPS t k - aZ sJTwnX SAVE MONEY This Year On Your Vacation first-tim- e . 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Among the cheering parents on the Omaha junket were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Berge, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, Bob Howard and Herbert McKay. Omaha really has something going in this series. It is small wonder that the NCAA has established a baseball home here for 19 straight years. Omaha works hard for its success. Attendance at the series increased from 17,805 in 1950 to 63,906 in 1967. And as of Wednesday night, attendance was seme 4,000 ahea of that for 1967. Going into the 1968 series, a total of 676,759 have officially attended the classic, a average of 37,598. TO RESULTS 19-ye- ar 0&Q.G Omahas John D. Deislng has been general chairman for four years. Tuesday night, he was given the prestigious College World Series silver baseball award for outstanding contributions. Under Deising, the series has adopted a hustling format. Teams leave and take to the diamonds virtually SLIM IT and are on a dead run. There are requested to be a minimum of conferences on the mound. 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