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Show - I Hunters await final word , ,' d t i 4 t t4 Deseret new scoreboard ',"0 1... .., 0 .......1 f ' 1 " . .. , e'lr. lk, .,. ,,, -- r!'172;',.!'iZs.' Z ot4.1. Open bull elk hunt, recommended to begin Sept. 29. Late Indications however hinted that pistol hunts Its.,:!.''-:;,-.;.t":.- ,,,,,,,,4 ' r.:-- '' ..; :. k:.. , :0.; .::t' i, ,,,,Ic ?") ''.". 4.,:,,, ' if $' 4,,, ,,, t ::, ,' .:,',.), 't ': ' 4r- -, tf4F' '''' N ,, ');' . ':It , .,, ; ,,.,, ''. N , t' . i .4,. t .;;t1 -- '.... N , : Iklitt44, .14j4 , rt.'711.7,;" '. 7), ..,,,, - )r., 41,e0A1 ' ;:',, t::el" ,,, I. .: li , , ' ,,:;. , , , ,n .::-,l- ,. :1 ". ,; 1 ,, ,. , :l'r'; ,, ,, -- ,, . , be awarded hunt privileges during the regular hunt (Oct. 30) and It appeared muneloaders ndght get a hunt of their own in Joe's Valley (hunt unit 35 in :;,.4,, Carbon County). "Vr - ......, , , , :t , ,,,, .,, ,k.S, ,':.:.,.., & , 1'6'11 ,tt 4, tst'.., , ' t, -- , - -') ,i4lt.' t ,4.' A, , .i f , m, , ,,i t tli '. :: ... - 4::., ' '''- ..:: :: ::r :"''''' Ell ,.,,t ' l..4- i '' ' ";:k f ",, ..1....,:q..:;':.: YR Muzzleloaders with a season of their own? Those two sporting hunt out. ings were on the threshold of becoming realities Friday as the final of FiX citizen meets came to a conclusion at the Wildlife Resource Division offices, 1596 W. North Temple. An overflow crowd listened intently as preliminary comment was made regarding the hunting of big game in Utah. Hearing comment were Del Brownfield, representing the sportsmen; Lloyd Johnson, cattlemen; Bud Phelps, WRK; Mike Gaufin, United States Service and Newell Johnsson, woolgrowers. Final action was scheduled to be taken Saturday in a closed meeting. Hunting dates, hunt areas, trophy hunt information, and other special regulations were to be announced following the meeting. Friday's Meeting was one of six scheduled throughout the state. Other meetings where citizens were given an opportunity to participate were held in Price, Ogden, Vernal, Cedar City, Rich and Richfield. Forest , .kb:4 4' ', ' , ,' ' , , , ' ' ,',',i,",,,,- - .' .,,,...iimasowm,;-,:4',,:if- :: r :r '.: '12- "r,;: - ,:: !.1S,m4.4wfri :.'::: 4, ,44 .! :: ' ,,,. 4:::g 'k: 1,, ::,, ..: , 4 'ss'.',.:: A I,' i,, :.' :1"t: "'": 't, ). t ,.t4r?' , ,: ' :, :.?.1':,,;,i!....,,.. ' ,:4:.,k. LIU softball team. has a ' ' ' .,,'''''.''' ,,.t ' irrl Line! 'Country' softballers By Dan Pattison Deseret News Sports Writer "We're just a bunch of country guys trying to show those city dudes what this game of slow pitch softball is about." That was Jerry Lee sizing up his Overniter Motor Inn Metro Softball slow pitch team. Ills team has done a good job of proving his statement this season with a mark, second to Priced Rite Trophy in the league. Lee, a 38 year-ol- d former Tooele High athlete, even goes so fat to say, I think we've got a better club than Priced Rite. They've got more power. But our biggest problem is that we have a tendency to relay against 14-- 3 "Man-for-ma- weaker teams and they beat us. Priced Rite doesn't do that. They don't relax." Lee means it when he says his club is made up of "Country boys." Son Sudbury, Rich Nielsen, Chad Haws, and Tony Byers all from Cyprus. And Dave Wichman, Dennis Avery (both from Bingham) and Doug Holt, Granger. "I think we have by far the two most complete players in the league in Rolland Marshall and Nielsen," Lee said. "They can do it all, hit, play good deball." fense and good heads-uMarshall, who is filling in at first for Haws and usually plays the outfield, is hitting .714, with 13 homers. Nielsen, a third sacker, is belting the p Mary Day and Byers give the club good speed and top defense in the outfield. Byers is hitting .442, and Day is at .405. Wichman is the fielder with a .429 averleft-cent- er Bobby Murcer had no complaints about Gaylord Perry's pitching Friday night. Murcer, fined $250 earlier in the day by baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for saying Kuhn didn't have the "guts" to stop Perry from throwing the spitball, got a chance to prove Friday night that Perry's pitching isn't always that difficult to hit. After claiming that he has to be "lucky" to hit Perry, homer Murcer hit a two-ru- n a that highlighted fourth inning and carried the New York Yankees to a 2 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Roy White chipped in with two solo homers. ' ..,,.,.,,,,,,m11:::.:5 ' ::,;: ::,.:,:: k 4 :i: I ,, 4, .?. 4 4 k4, 4 .100.1 fi .,,.:4,,i:..! t:::;,11.:,- f,:,:::::::: t4:::':;,:.1, (;::' I.4 tg!::.;.:.:.. I ..i 1:::::: to ) ',:.,:,,,,::1,: ''N.: .0 I :: IKII ,,r1 :;:,-- 7-- Murcer made his original comment about Kuhn after Perry beat New York Monday night to snap the Yanks' e winning streak. The Yanks returned home Friday to start a home stand and Kuhn immediately called Murcer on the carpet and eight-gam- to agree that Perry didn't thtow as many spitters Friday night as he had Monday night. Perry, who naturally never admits he loads the ball up with a greasy substance, said "the only thing was that I couldn't keep my pitches down. Roy White hit a. and a fork ball for change-uhis two homers. The pitch Murcer hit out was a fastball that didn't do anything." In the other games, Texas Baltiblanked Kansas City Chi- more routed Detroit 3 Oakland and cago edged IA ;4,,:, , ases.. :0,.,::,::,,,,,,: ,'''''':::1: , i 3-- 9-- Bobby Murcer . . .10 bum rep' 4-- Minnesota blanked California The Milwaukee at Boston game was rained out. and Dokas, Sudbury, Byers Day all played for the fine." In the National League, Los Angeles outlasted Atlanta 12-- 9 in 12 innings, Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati beat Motiireal San Diego Chicago nipped New York 3 in 10 innings, San Francisco trounced Houston 14-- and St. Louis edged in 10 innings. Philadelphia Bonds got a good tip Bobby arid converted it into a nice 4-- 4-- Murcer, who flung his right fined him for his comment. hand into the air when he Kuhn said that Murcer apo- rounded first after hitting the logized but Murcer refused to homer, was in a much better tell newsmen that he did and mood after the game. "I hit a he didn't sound too contrite. 'hanging for the spitter' "He didn't tell me there was homer," he quipped. 1 Deseret News Special jug west. CYCLE PARK The world's top motocrossrrs stood in readiness Saturintemaday for the first-evMANNING er ti mal grand prix here watching Utah's top riders and inspecting the track for the Sunday classic. f Manning Cycle Park is between Cedar Fort and Fairfield on Utah Highway No. 73. You get to Highway 73 by tak to Lehi and turning Race time is 1 p.m. Sunday for the $20,000 purse that will be split among the 18 American and 22 European, Iron Curiain country and South American motorcycle stars. Bob Plumb and Dennis Pack- Pros will run two heats over the 1.8 mile course that has jumps, crevasses, hairpin turns, sweeping turns and fast straight-away- s. Twins see $$$ name Bane to start The lemesota Twins, (AP) taking note of young Texas Ranger pitcher David Clyde's announced drawing power, today that their own bonus baby, Eddie Bane, will mike his rrajor league pitching debut next Wednesday night against the Kansas City tRoyals. I Bane, the Twins' choice in the recent free agent 4 No. Swot 0,Alk.,inp.Alk not pitched player draft, has in a game since joining the club June 18. Bane, who will make his start in the first contest Of a hGmestand, received the highest bonus ever paid a Twins. The pitcher by the lefthander posted a 414 record in three seasons at Arizona State University and got an estimated sign. sic with Leisure Tech. Yanks 1 BLOOMINGTON, MINN. ard of Salt Lake City's Plaza Cycle racing team. Plaza is of this year's clas- $55,000 to from Utah in the include David 5l'x 7iq 0 .551 .520 .416 2S' 2 7 1 1 T- 2 0 2 6. METS 2 WPSaver. in- ?.:',.....t.N.,::.,- :.,,.;"...',i.:.''' '......',', , ,;,,l' I ;,,. :, ,., ! ....,,,,,:.,,:;;.:ig .,i ..,,,,, i.,,,,,,i ...., ;,:,,,:,;. ,,,,,,,4..,..1...,,,,,t,-- Tucson ob r h bi Chiles It Chant tt Ford cf ( ....:::: ,4,..,.. ,4:,:::-.,- l',.r: ;:,. ''.4.::....:''' :i,,:, ' ::' ',... ' ''':":' If ' i . 1 . ..i'..:;''':','7...V ::::::41 .1:1'; 1 ''',.:'::::::::::::' t...;.....::.' :::1 ' f;:::1,:f':',:j ''':::. ....:::;:::.'';;;:!:,:;...!:,iii!:.:Ii.!:::::::!;:!; E Gaylord Perry spitball rap dividend. Bonds, sidelined with a pulled muscle, was in fine form Friday night as he blasted a grand slam home run in the secthe seventh inning to lead ond of his career the Giants' shellacking of the Houston Astro& Bonds, the only player in major league history to hit a grand slam homer in his first says he was not think 3 4 0 Krauss. 1 11 11 10 3010 Sflmszkc 000 Oil EMarales, :08. Pitts, Howard. 86 34 6 010- -5 1102--4 OF... )011 IP H R ER BE SO Abbott 000 000 000 000 000 40x 3 011 ? 000 0 00 0 Chalk se 0000 YOung 0 33 5 91 TOROS ti ialie 1. LOBTucson 5, Salt Lake 11. 2bRivers, Stelmaszek. 3bs.horler. HRParke- - (17) , Howard (9), Garner (71. Rivers, Marcano, SEIFord, Chalk. SStelmaszek. SFChant. REDS 4, PADR7S 5 3,4) KrouserL2.4 4 6, 0033 00001 1 (W,6-7- HBPBy K rousse Youna (Brooks). Abbott. Att 4 2 5 3 4 3 4 2 3 1 9 9 5 4 2 5 (Chiles), by Young WPYoung, 3.740. GIANTS 9, DUKES 010 001 001- -9 15 I Phoenix 6 0 000 011 000- -2 Albuquerque Crider and Breeden; Rhoden, Bell. Patch-inOW, and (7) Coloeoper ingsen LPRhoden, HRRalston, Fairer. - EMERALDS 9, TWINS 5 003 001 101S l'acema 7 010 031 Ok- -1 Eugene 13 1 Fite, Wicklow OIL Gill (8) and Wallace (7) Cavanaugh. Con. ond WPWalloce. HR.Renick. A- 1 IN,10-11- 4 021 000 010 001 000 002-- - 3 2. Irina. OP 7. Oakland 11. Chicago Oakland "Metro Softball is supposed to be a recreation league, but it's not what you would call recreation," Lee added. "It's very competitive. Once we throw our gloves out, the sparks fly." ECamoaneris, Leon Chicago 2. LOBChicago (6). SBJet- 2BBando 7. H RHerrinann SFLeon. er. Bahnsen (W.10-6- IP 6 ) Forster Acosta Holtzman IL.11-11- 1 R 2 H 8 2 9 9 S. ER BB SO Gworoondger 1 3 2 2 1 0 4 3 1 3 ON 31O On- 28White. Skyline. East double Way." for Before Bonds pinch-hi- t the first time in four years, teammate Willie Mc Covey dropped a few words of good advice about opposing pitcher Jim Ray. "When you get off the bench, he likes to challenge you with a fastball so watch out for it." Bonds did and hit a home run. Bonds, who suffered the injury in his shoulder making a throw last week, batted for Jim Willoughby with the Giants trailing Singles by Gary Matthews and Chris Speier and a hit batsman loaded the bases before Bonds connected for his 20th homer of this season, tops in the NL along with hammerin' Hank Aaron. The Giants erupted for nine runs to run away with the game hi the ninth. Gary Thomasson drove in two runs d with a double. The other big blows were two-ru- n doubles by both Matthews and Garry Maddox and homer by Speier a two-ru- n Hank Aaron stroked his 20th homer and 693rd of his career one of five Atlanta home 3 4 1 10 2 -12 5 1 000 I- -4 3 3 200 n- -5 Murray (1) and Evans; Albiston, Bland and (S) Smith, Simper (3) Madsen LP, WP, Simper McHenry. NelBlond 2BArcheleta, East; son. Murray; Wright. Murray. ft 14 3 121 Ole Granite ' 0- -4 1 2 GOO GOO Holladay Jones and Larsen;. Woodruff, Smith (1). Vanderhott (6).. and Lloyd. WP, Woodruff LP, Jones (2) Granite; Sny20P. WalkingshawMcStofts, Granite; S. Granite; der (2) Olson, Holladay. 38Baldwin, Granite. Granite (2). HRlartines, 5 101 1- -3 Judge Memorial 10111 SOS I ft 4 1 Grander In Sam, and LP, Wild- Srroui 5 5 1 211 100 2 Highland 2 2 1 010 110 1 Draper Klekas and Herrick; Andersen and LP, AnWashburn. WP, Klekas dersen (14). 4 5 101 1 200 Cottonwood 0 3 2 000 SOO 0 South Ringwood Hausley and Pendley; and Beckstead. WP. Housley; 213Jones, CotLP, Ringwood tonwood; Rasmussen. Cottonwood. Judge Memorial Cottonwood Brighton Granite Hilicrest West Tooele Bingham Kearns Cyprus Murray Granger Holladay Highland East Skyline South Draper 9 9 8 8 7 7 6 Pct. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 .150 .750 .727 .127 .700 .700 .667 ASS .455 .455 .455 .417 .364 .364 .333 .300 .250 .182 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 7 7 7 8 7 3 3 2 9 9 F. ER BB SO 1 7 0 H 5 R 7 2 2 1 1 0 2 1 1 1 1 1.20010 10010 Richert Brewer 1 2 2 (PC3-1- 00000 11000 10000 1 6 0 House Devine Hoerner 2 Pnther 1 8 7 3 3 SaveRau (1) . CARDS 2, PRILL1ES 1 INDIANS 7 3 0 9 4 1 1 1 7 2 4 2 1 1 204 0 0 1 Scarce Murphy Segal Pena (W,1-0- 1 1V2 3v2 3v2 3v2 312 4 412 4V2 5 5 6 612 Chamolonshie Flight Gross Low Marcia Thurgood Janet Moyne Nelson Cruickshank Brockman Elev Jean Kathie 82- - Dore Davis Reuss Lund Lynette Moser ; 7784 243; 'Nada Anti Steffy Vickers 1441546-2- Claire 55; Kim Hen-PiBergman Ado Nelson Sue ROSMUSSOIS 7 S 1 3 0000 1 ) C 1 GIANTS 14, ASTROS 3 SanFranciscg 000001 409-- 14 201 000 000 3 Francisco 1, Houston 1. LOBSon Francisco 4, Houston 6. 2BWynn, Metzger, Willoughby, Maddox, Matthews. HRBonds 1201, Semler Houston EMatthews OPSon (I). SBCedeno L 5Metzger. H R ER BB IP 3 0 3 2 0 tWilliams Wilighby Moffitt IWA-4- 1 JRichard JCrwtord (L,2-3- ) .1Ray York Griffin SO 2 20001 10001 3 3 6 0 4 0 3 3 I 1 3 0 6 0 1 4 4 4 0 0 1 SocaMoffitt Crawford (lihRoder). A Right Low Gross Sharon 'Parkinson. 267; Gloria Vial-- , Us; 268; Boots Roberts. 273; Kathy, Jensen, 273; Joy Mower, 274; La Rae 281; Bowen, 274; Johnston, Betty Missy Mired; 282; Ruth Nelson, 284; Addle Fullerton. 290; Elaine Seeholzer. 290; Rachel Kazerion, 290; La Von Roes, 294; Orb a Bell, 296; Renee Nelson, 299. B Flight " 7 Low Gras' " Alma Bryant. 268; Leora Drakes, 280; Carole Johnson. 281; Rhoda EttPerson. 282; Jeri Kelly.- 282; Sandy 284; Cotten. Debbie 292; Young, Janet Welsh, 293; C Flight , Low Gress Phil Parcel, 287. D Might Low Gross ' - Carole Fisher, 289. 45510 Western golf results HOPby scores A- :39. Second-rounCHICAGO (AP) Friday In the 8175,000 Western Open Golf Tournament on the 6,604-yarMidpar-7iothian Country Club course amateur): Trophy Dashes Fast Qualifier, lin; Suaermodifieds Baker, 17,356. Results Bobby Baker, Butch Rowland; John Leftwich, Jim O'Neal. Neat Races Suoerstock Fast Garner, Stookey, Michela. Harold Boone; Sucerstock Mike Chambers, SlowCouchis, Jensen. SufserrnodifiedsBaker , Row. land. O'Neal. Leftwich. Main Events SuoArstocks Stookey Jensen, Couch Is, Whichelo, Chambers; Jack Dawson. Lloyd Paxton, Merrill V2 , 0 2 Garner. QualifierLonnie 19953 ResultsGarner, Rod Stookest, Al Whiche lo, Dean Conway; Sup'''. Mike Couchis, stod; SlowElmer Chambers. Roy Jensen. George Mel, V2 Gals state am 2 Suntana raceway GB ISLANDERS 4 :: 15, 301 321 122-- 15 22 2 Spokane 4 0 0 000 000 103 Hawaii NOS and Fahey; Acosta, Garcia Chlueso and (4), (7) Hodge. LPAcosta. HRMackanin, Jones 3.. Print, Madlock, Hodge. Low Net Nada Reuss, 20S. Presidents Flight ocso leo 000 o 1 Philadelphia Low Gress St. Louis 000 000 010 1 2 Priscilla Smirks, 260; Connie Lund., EHutton. Twitchell. OPSt. Louis 1. 263; Lil Zundell, 264; Sheryl Haiton, LOBPhiladelphia 6, St. Louis 11. 28 265; Lenore Joyce Billings, 770; Tyson, Tovar, Luzinski. 3BLuzinski. Randall, 271; Barbara Hansen. 274; SBBrock. SMcCarver Janet Driscoll, 277; Judy Branham. H R ER BB SO IP 283; Zel Livingston, 293, Twitchell 1 Fast I. 6 6 6 6 5 5 , 26,395. Legion standings bases-lodde- Bill 121 120 Marine and Harte; ing. WP, Marine IP Downing Hough Frisella LP. Campbell WP, Jensen ing homer when he came to bat. "I hadn't hit a homer in so long that I was beginning to think I'd never hit one again. Tonight I tried not to think about it and wanted to hit a sacrifice fly or make 5MPerez. SFBuckner. Culver Roo Morton 0; Highland South 0. 03 100 012 001 100 9 EGarvey, Garr, Downing, Frisella, Baker. OPAtlanta 2. LOBLos Angeles 6, Ationta 7. 2BBaker, W.Davis, Cev. HRLum (7), Morton (1), H.Aargn (20), Evans 091, Da Johnson (16). SBBaker. Atlanta 4 1 East 4; Granite 9, Hallo. Skyline C vvvvv runsbut JOilto,211 Hole Irwin Bruce Crampton Rik Massengale Billy Casper Tom Kite brute Devlin Arnold Palmer Richard Crawford Rocky Thompson Miller Barber Larry 67.66-1- 33- 66.69-1- 35. ' - 7047-1- 37 7246-.1- Hi 11S011 Lionel Hebert J.C. Snead Dave Glent Don Iverson John Lister John Mahaffey Hubert Green Bobby Nichols Lee Trevino Dale Douglass Bob Wynn 6840-1-39 71.68-4- 39 68.71-1- 39 7149-1- 40 - PLAZA CYCLE- KCPX PRESENT IN TEAM COMBAT EUROPE'S 20 FASTEST GRPND PRIX RIDERS VS. AMERICA'S BEST FOR $12,000. i Russell's TOMORROW single up the middle in the 12th inning was the decisive blow in Los Angeles' extra-innin- g win over Atlanta. nine, win series 1 4110 3110 0000 Totals Tucson Solt Lake 2 0 3011 4010 4010 Pitts ss Abbott it (L.5-3- two-ru- n BYU 2 Soil Lek ob r h bl Doherty lb 5000 5 2 2P Rivers d Soods dh 3010 2 Porker 2b 4 2 2 I Howard It Choriev re 41,0 Brooks rf 0000 Morceno 3b 4 0 I 2 4 11 2 Moraipse Garner 21) JhnstrdPi honey 3b Marquez lb 040-L- sure that I didn't hit into a ..- , 712 8 12V2. ANGELS 6, TOROS 5 ETolan, Anderson. LOBSon Diego Cincinnati 7. 2B.1.Morales. HR Rose (2), Bench (IS). SEI. Morgan, Locklear H R ER BB SO ip Troedson 5 6 1 1 1 2 4 2 Corkin s 7 0 0 0 6 9 (W,10.51 Silhinghm HBPby :08.Corns (Morgan). Balk Troedson. Campbell, Lancaster lit. Campbell (1) and Brimley; Jessen and Bliss. ,- GB .587 .487 .474 .416 39 40 45 Spokane al Hawaii 2.331110 2.300011 0 0 San Diego Cincinnati 31 Tucson 9t ANGELS Phoenix at Albuquerque Tacoma at Eugene DPNew York 1, Chicogo 2. LOBNew 1.4R York 9, Chicago 7. 28Staub. A.Garred 12). Boswell 47 I, Milner OOP, Hiser Cordenol, (1). SEIMandaY, T.Martinez. STheodore. H Ft ER BB SO IP 7 6 2 2 1 5 Seaver 2 3 2 2 2 2 Copra McGraw 7 2.3 8 2 2 2 4 Reuschel Aker LaRoche (N,30) 8vz Saturday's Game 000 001 011 0 100000 101 1 1 - 40 .442 Spokont 15. Hawaii in- 3 Burris 1.41 Priday'S Results ANGELS II, Tucson S Phoenix 9, Albuquerque 2 Eugene 9, Tacomo 8 .36 44 37 36 32 II GI .553 .545 IW,6-3- 13 Pilots nip class will run shorter alternating races over the same course. Officials guessed support class heats would be 20 minutes Saturday. Among riders tepresentmg the United States team of 20 will be Utahns Bob Brown, 1 2 - rc,,,raOper;Ju2d;gecoi3ton, Tiggies1 race Sunday An open support - .57 YANKEES 7, INDIANS 2 at one time. 2 100 100 000 Clevela nd 7 000 600 10x Carter and Sudbury once New York 1. Ellis. DPCleveland EMunsOn, played in the same backfieid LOBCleveland 5, New York 3. 213MiSpikes. MRWhite 2 031, Murcer for three years at Southern chael, SBChambliss. SFHendrick. (13). H R ER BB SO IF Watt State. Carter, the club's PIRATES 4, EXPOS 0 7 7 6 4 6 8 G.Perry 0 000 000 000 5 Montreal 7 2 2 1 halfback 9 for Medich ) catcher, played 4 100 000 304 Pittsburgh the Chicago Bears for a year. EMcAnolly. OPPittsburgh 2. LOB 7. Montreal S. Pittsburgh 2BStargell. He got off to a slow start this TWINS 4, it NGELS 0 SMoose. el RERBBSO IP 4 no 000 season with the bat after re- Miamian 61-000 000 ON I 4 4 3 3 California ) McAt,olly EMOMOir. OPCalifornia I. LOB Gilbert cuperating from a broken leg. Minnesota 6. California S. 2BBraurt 2. T.Wolker But he's coming on with a .397 HRDarwin 6 6 0 0 I 9 ) Moose (11). SBOliva, Hisle. -, H R ER B8 SO IF WPMcAnolly, Gilbert average. 2 4 0 6 9 ) 26,630. Tom Post, Dokas and Holt Blvleven 9 11.11van 6 4 4 6 12 are sharing rightfield duties. DODGERS 12, BRAVES 9 And Lee is the team's pitcher. 001000100103-- 12 CHISOX 4, A's 3 Los Angeles Murray at-ba- t, Motorcross gets under way 1 2 Legion baseball 4-- 0. anything I couldn't say but that I should be more discreet in my comments. But I still don't think I deserved the 52 .649 :21. If vender Motor Inn can be called "Country" with county Wavers. they can be called down right rural with five players from Southern Utah State College (Cedar City). Bill Carter, Morrie ' Is 24 011. IL,9-9- 1 age. p six-ru- n ..A.:::':. trained Although ABC-Tspecial slow motkin cameras on Perry in an attempt to catch him loading up with the ball for a TV special on Sunday, the. Yankees all seemed 32 Pet. 34 35 38 43 Western Division Won Lost Pct. Spokane Tacoma Eugene Hawed Sunday's Games New York at Ch icago. 2 Montreal at Pittsburgh, 2 Son Francisca at Atlanta, Los Angeles ot Cincinnati, 2 Philadelphia at St. Louis Son Diego at Houston 10003 2 AibLOQUC:ClUe 11''t Lh,rogo 4, New York 3 10 innings Los Angeles 12, Atlanta 9, 12 nings Cincinnati 1, Son Diego 0 Pittsburgh 4, Montreal 0 Son Francisco 14, Houston 3 St. Louts 2. Philadelphia 4. 10 nings LOBBaltimore 2. 9'4 10 Friday's Pewits Detroit 7. 2BT.Davis 2, G.Brown, Cash. HRJ.Powell (4). E.Williams 2 (10), Bumbry (4). H R ER BB SO IP 1 3 5 2 1 9 Alexander (W,64) 2 9 6 6 1 4 J.Perry (L,07) 1 2 4 3 3 3 Scherman 1 renr 2 43 39 4S Houston Cincinnati Atlanta son Diego In 300 306 300 010 000 001 Baltimore Detroit :33. ball for a .672 average. Brent Silcox is at second with a .458 batting clip. Sudbu- ry, who is the Bingham base. ball coach, is the club's short. stop and is hitting .436. 14 (Burroughs). ORIOLES 9, TIGERS AAA 473 .465 .443 L. 27 33 35 36 SO Francisco 10051 DalCanton Fryman hl m. hi United Press International ) 5 3 2:11. ILL,,,. . Ku 5 3 9 ) H.Pby , together a bunch of "country guya", Ovemiter Motor Inn good Former athletes at CSU are Son Sudbury, left, Mary Day, Bill Carter, Morrie Dokos, and Tony Byers. Putting (L,1-2- DalCanton Bibby (W,I-2- , :.':',- - Los Angeles 0 000 000 000 Kansas Cite too ON 20x 3 Texas OPKan Sin City I. LOBKansas CUBS 4, City S. Texas I. 2BD.He 'son. Harris, New York Hea IV. Burrsughi. 5Harrah. Suarez. H R ER BB SO Chicago IP r ' 7: ' .,,,.- :::: W. RANGERS 3, ROYALS 0 ,,. , - - .543 .539 .535 .534 .513 .362 IA 42 42 38 34 Phoenix ANGELS West :, :,;:;: ,:' :: A ,;:, ',.. , l'9'rt' , , 3 .493 38 39 39 33 G.B. Sundoels Games Milwaukee at Boston Minnesota at s:gillornia Chimp at Oakland, 2 Baltimore at Detroit, 2 Cleveland at New York. Kansas City at Texas ' , Awhile ,, , Y:;....;444, ' :::.::.. ...', "1,t,,..,. :...::: , ,,, ' . ' , "...grt:.:.;::. ''4,,, :.....'ir."4,,, ,V -- 4' , 7 lits,:,.::', :.v,:: ' , lA 35 Pittsburoh Fridays Results Texas 3. Kansas City 0 Baltimore 9, Detroit 2 New York 7, Cleveland 1 Miiwaukee at Boston. ppd. rain Chicago 4, Oakland 3 Minnesota 4. California 0 '- , !,:::;;"; , '''."PosP ' " j tk:;0.-;,-.t- ,::,A.' ' ,::::,;,,, i ). ' '8"" ' .'4 " ' -' Chie000 Oakland Minnesota California konsaS City TexaS :.,:, 4., ,'1 . 4,4 S'7 14,4 Eastern Division Won Lost FCC Pct. Gte. 397 W. L. 46 31 36 37 Chicago St. Lows Montreal POOodelOhlo I Pct. W. L. 38 32 35 38 33 39 34 32 25 44 ,, , 4 t',.b. 1 ,,,'' A' 4' , 14,4 11.tr''' , ,- East 1 New York et - 1 ':':tf,:: '4,, "' - ,,', , f ' . 4 t:777",1A:.,::'::F' .0t , , , , GB. W. L. Pd. S60 47 33 30.557 37 36 507 35 35 .500 36 38 .486 21 47 .365 37 17 PCI standings National League West t: 4 ,,, , ". 1049r,., :. :',, s, , :",:::,:'''''' 1 '''.,113'.4''' 4:4., , ': t, , - , e:.: 4 ' ' ,.""::,. ...,, ,,.: :1 - , .. . :. ,,, 1:4.,,w-- - 1.,,L.,,,, ., ..,...,.,,-,,...,-- ..,.., t , New York Baltimore Milwaukee Boston Detroit Cleveland sk , ,::- -- 0' .:, ,.:. ., , '',. ,,:.: , 'Nei. ,,:: American League s , . East .., :: .:.:,?, ' s, .,,.:10......r.. ,,, 4 , II ....7...,.,:.ti,......),,...1,,I.:.,..... 3,1 ,, t'tt fI n ,.,:'-'- t4' s ', () f. e4N,,A ' A7 JUNE 30, 1973 SATURDAY, t.,, ,, , r7r,ef i ,., t ,' .7.,,,,:,; -'' 8 'te.trit'.:i .:. ' f,:1, '''''''t..,.:,,?,,,, t'L.t ,it -t t: :,- .....,,,, t.E;:..0' :,,,..N.A, E2 .. s. '',''''. - will By Dave Kadleck Deseret News sports writer A pistol deer hunt in Utah? ,,.: ''i'15.:: i .r...., .;.. 17'is i, :',:.''.' ' '''. ::;:i , -- ',.e4.4,1,.. While bunting dates of 65 of Utah's 1973 deer hunt units were squared away by noon Saturday, many questions remtned unanfwered concerning pistols, a muzzeloader hunt, trophy hunts and the possibility of a three-weeken- , :s : 4, , I tzkit-evIzq'- focst12.071,11.,1 A Pinch-hitte- r Luis Melendez hit a two-o10th inning single to lift St. Louis to victory over and push the Philadelphia ANCHORAGE, ALASKA Cards into second place in the The Anchorage Gla- NL East. (AP) d cier Pilots employed a Johnny Bench returned to single and a wild pitch in the lOth inning Friday night Cincinnati's lineup for the first to defeat the Brigham Young time since he pulled a muscle in, his left leg June 24 and University Cougars 6 in amacracked a three-ruhomer in teur baseball action. the seventh. Pete Rose also Anchorage led 54 going into legged n inside - o acricho-m-er-ithe ninth inning until winning ilieinnin-g---tpitcher Steve Behlen yielded a lead the Reds to ttiumph over homerun to force the game San Diego. Into overtime. t ut I h.."4"alott t12 ILIN:41,7st It '67 71 71.,1 ThLr: I I TJ.TNIN'Utt lArtik;Ralret II bases-loade- , 11 LI G 7-- 1-- n open class Crandall, of the Checkered Flag team; Keny Fowler of Then Brigham Yo ling scored Plaza and John Fred Adamin the top of tie 10th on three son, of Performance Cycle. Brown and Plumb will ride hits and a Pilot error. 250 Maicos. Packard will be Bump Wills hit the tieing on a YZ Yamaha in the 250 single in the bottom of the class while Crandall and Ad. lOth, followed by a wild pitch amson will,ride Husqvarnas in by Dave Nelson, who came in in relief. open competition. The victory gave the Pilots Fowler will ride a Czechose selovakian- built CZ in open a edge in the ries. 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