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Show r t Try' Y- -rr -. "It Nr'trlrTvr:'fr""'M!,''r-lr-Nr'.r'"r'".-r- v-m- 4 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Monday, April 20, 1944 611 I, 0 7seD1 .9 M Co :0 4 home Minnesota split with Detroit. rtm in six games Sunday By CURT BLOCK Giants UPI Sports Writer pounded. !Ls the cen- The nail, 13-The 1961 National League base-ctut Boston, Kansas - shut In .13 driven has rierfielder pow in ball season Is one week old and , City beat Washington, runs and accounted for 27 total , ' the first game of a scheduled certain facts are dear. held to six innings vale mays hasn't lost an base$1n'23 official at bats. Es , doubleheader and the Angels at Cleve- rain; by is a resounding average batting off is old and ounce of his zip land was washed away. 291 and he's playing with a to his finest major league start Milwaukee's Eddie Mathews of being taped as a ---The National League cham-- - wrist eintthlatt home Felipe mon in the hit by a pitcth in an exhibitio n - 12th inning to band the world pion Dodgers are having prob. game. lem,t, Milwaukee shaded champlonS their fifth straight , Elsewhere, llin g-- th defea t, --The Philadelphia P h 11 I I e s - Los Angeles, 2 in 12 Chicagsge: of 1963g.ers Clubbed have the league's hottest rookie- .... Philadelphia pbiluell.)third ' whitewashed PittsMetz 8 4; the baseman Riede ' in Ri chie All en; Allen socked two home runs and burgh 0 ; and St. Louis defeat Mets York New a have - The . ed Houston, 64. , - a single as Deimis Bennett scat- ', ' In the American League, New tered 12 ChicaV hits. The teeki e gold irdne ; s Baltimore-5-3- ; ' Amazin' Willie polid7h57--sIxt- h Yo pped from Wamptun, Pa.; is hitting - at a 6-- . 5-- 1, - . -- - s . . . - - -- - lit-cli- sconss aFtvmst 71- . 2-- 5-- 3, rain-delay- , -- cmly---ma- - 1-- 0' , 6-- , i ja-- - ak : , -- 3-- - club but a new ban park, the - he's still waiting to ' see the - game and knocked two rtms ' National League'S last place ' vaunted New York Power-home another with and a rtm '' team two years Tinning drew " . After dropping three eonsecn- Dave Wickersham, sacrifice fly. ' 110,401 fans in three games five extra inning COntqaSs the acquired by Delrolt in the Rocky over the weekend with the pi, American ,L e ag u e champions - .cciavito '. trade with Kansas city, ' rates. ' picked up their first ' win by gave up cmly four hits while go- - Bob Gibson boosted his recOrd 1, , downing the Baltimore Orioles, , ing the distance for his first See resume of Sunday's big to 0 by limiting the Colts to ' in a game. But : of the season. , four hits. The big cardinal right . , Berra is 'still haunted by the , triumph , league action on Page , , The white sox scored four bander got all the runs be , that his Yankees are the . times in the fifth -17.7then hming on dn. , ' conin'buted seven more hits as needed st ',min scored ; league team without gles by Don Buford, Floyd Rob. Philadelphia held on to a half-- - twice in the second Inning after . a home run this season- ',., illSOn, Ron Hansen and ' , Jerry game lead over San Francisco Houston had a lead in the --- American League' run - ; walk and 'errors -- - -a with a 1 record. hicNertney, frame.-All'idboum!, on Cardinal e- 7. opening con. base. . by Commlly and second ' Al Jackson runs came at the expense of - n the Meth ' s first- - - 'inan twice the ecd '- - -Dalton Jones.- etegave ,.. Don Notte bad' Including Julian . their first el 1964 and game triumph. Rich Rollins and Pitched a twa. first ever at Shea Stadium as runJavier 's Don Mincher added seven more , - ii,49rial!..d4,Penit - seventh, Inning -:41' of game he snapped a New, York losing roundtri . ' ' hits to. the,. Minnesota 18.hit a scheduled doubleheader that ' streak of four . , ' :.., ' . . - ' ' ' ' ' was shortenCil to six Innings h--y Ynt BeL111'tasLeu. v'ciar3r 'as '. same. . for the first time but . . . .429 at . lill rd, clip and seems to have filled the gap for Philadelphia at the hot corner. The Philst outfield of Johnny Cason and rookies Danny Cater and Johnny Herrnstein 6. 4, - 4-- x King-Harm- '' ', -- '- -7- -- the- , ttal ger ' ' II ------- s , I 11 El. 5-74- 75 For TOL J47 ar,elegxvilt In-22-1- Record- 4 - Breaker .- 1- Viiiii:Th(V.1011( 6i Mid Al Hi-10By DEE agPMAN - Newis Sports- Writer---LTherca- brealdng:brfour- the oM Pci; grand slamrner for the Hulas In stroll record for a single game. the eighth. Bee pitching, as represented Ott was the big gummr, as he's , Buzzeislrom priciotis -- --- t --- --- - , -- Salt Lake,' who lost once then marwon twice all by one-ru- n gins, really kicked the gong day night in Hawaii around, for the biggest storing splurge of the toddling 1964 P ac If I c Coast League season. The Bees, winging their way toward the mainland Monday for a day of rest before opening -- 7-- - - a new four-gam- set e with San Diego's Padres in Westgate Park on Tuesdayand they probably need the rest walloped - the 6, the frolicIslanders, some conflagration Sunday 22-1- 4, - The victoit left them 1 off their first series of the season, and 1 was good enough to , kayo them atop the Eastern Division standings. The Buzzers and Hulaa set three new Coast League records in their three hour 39 minute contest that saw Billy Ott bang out five hits, including a double and a homer, John Boccabellai get three, including a homer, and Ron Campbell- come up with - -------- 3-- 3-- - - Mudrock, Freddy Bmtette and Jack Warner,- gave up only 11 of them,- however Warner picked up the victory as the final Hive , hurler. -Meanwhile, the pa. finafly some ran into rain, 'which washed out the second game of a scheduled double header at - See 0;ast League summit,' ad Page EL Indianapolis after Seattle's Rain. iers had won their third straight (and pinned it third straightloss on the Indians)opener. Arkansas swept two from Tacoma Portland, 84 and and Dallas split, the Giants the Bangers, 14; winning Denver and San Diego split with the Bears winning 14 in the opener, the Pads 5 in the -nighteap; Spokane- bumped Oklahoma City, 74, in a single - ennls players on' thisyear's amateur, sprtng tourrallied around a "Stop Emerson" Monday after the - lanky Australian picked up bis seventh win - in eight starts on the Spring tour. - Emerson won,-almeffortIv lessly, Stmday at the Oaks Invitational over seeded Nicola Pilic of Yugoslavia. Almost as an afterthought, Emerson - teamed4-- - with - countryman Ken Fletcher to take the doubles title. Sunday was a full day for Emerson who had to finish his send-finamatch Inclicatedle,might 1)&41, swim' He went to the dish ,tkix tbnes, got five hits including a homer and a double and drove in seven runs. John lioccabella also hom' - : ered for the Bees. H The Islanders got honiers from Bob Sadowsld,- - Carlos Bernier and Perry. , il Ed Thomas, last of nine lechers, took the loss. - Arkansas's- - fireman : Harry Oliver found Portland to his liking Sunday as he picked up the mound victory hi both ends of the twin bill. He came on in the ninth of the Opener, NIMIIWInfinBereIJOVMC-gelthe win whelfNo-rolgon in vie, Iwo-ran in hint for homer bit a 10-the bottom half.- In the night- did it in five 84. the In he ilth appeared cap The match was interrupted got the .credit when Wayne Graham homered for the mar- Saturday night 1)y darkness with the extra In- Emerson ahead 2 in the final of victory In - gin - affair. set ---sing- In the finals, Emerson Bob Gubtdon, Billy Gardner won in singles sets 64, 64, and straight and Rico PetroceM till hit horn- - 2 over the nervious Mc. The ers for Sea e at Indianapolis. doubles title came easily just k care of the sec- - with a The, rens, 3 win over Rafael end contest. Osuna and Antonio Palafox of -ost -- - , i Ha-wa- 6-- 8, 6-- 5; 3-- - 6-- 6-- 2, the afterplece. Arlo Engel was the big bomber for Tacoma's victory as he drove in three nms to help pad Jim Constable's pitching. The Giants ran up against Bob Colligan, Dallas' ace, hi the nightcap, however, and went down- - on a Eve hitter. .,, - - made his only bid in the second before having Emerson break ' his serve to finish in It was an the River Oaks this year. OnlY two Americans, Ham Richardson and ,Ron Holmberg, got as where far as thet quarter-final- s they both losti tait - e NM , - one Just-A-Differ-ent It is wrong to require, a $150 guide fee for each boatman, plus a $2,500 performance bond, each year. Don , nt , Program , - Whereu the trips were encemell organized and planned and there was someone In charge who vras rogntIngthi and 'Hatch.- whoAperateaLtheJlatchAtiverExpedition Csi: of the various ways of insuring the saletiorthe Vernal (son of Bus Hatch, who with Frank. Swain, Cap - usually had , n ow ft will turn out -to - -be a party program ngers, owry, Alton Hatch Dr. R. G Frasier and two others, - where each Is his- 0wn a- fgeasure-seeker rather than ok areas In the erly I.930s), plored the Colorado exPeditinner': In that running the mostly hi July ar the first part of August. And the fees that are many ways to get around the guide l'here they have to pay do not allow a man to make enough profit eliminate the profile of the expedition. Just fee. a boating trip worth a man 's while :- - --- - It remains the , - prove it. 1 same, that who can except Itievertiról us , The law reads that the fee is charged to of the Salmon River and we have an "angel" : !'promote the health,- safety and elfclre" of the , , who says lte'lZ pick Up the tab if well take him, ' ,.. passengers. pat whose business is it? , Don contends that the . , 71, Bloke Joe Because ),14' fee doesn't make a man ..:....What a anyway? b guided party Jot ,,,, the oars,------ runs organized expeditions in one state, wherein the fees , t;', any I 7) are favorable, what would keep him from running for full nor any wiser in the ' , -' in the fee state? 't wilds.He the of ways ''' ': ,' ' ' ,,..,.,,i : argues that in some cases, ct Eventually You Lose Them , i,I. f'!77..'-imake -- - the -- ,':, '' s , :' too high,- - although I think they fees are-n- ot ' ',AA guide fee off the top of ! '.2 : in the case of the "invader." But time will are that little profit there is, work pit the warts. ' , boatman--will-- When you putpeopleOul'of contention inaany thing ' have ' to overload his you lose them. Expeditioners who used to bring great boats to the etent paj' parties through certain areas will divert them elsewhere...! ' one more passenger and ' j sake orateri Miller :this woad bring about andothers. situation which toculd not be in the best interest sometimes the guide is the best seller of .,..the passengers. , has. But if you are going to clip his wings too much ha , won't be able to fly way and bring his golden eggs' - - - - ' , ' q ;;:,-:,;:::- ' - - -- ';',,. li-- - ; . ' '''. i J - part-thn- e , or , j - te i-sta- t : t 4The Idaho,Guides Association, headed by in old bunt- lug Pal . from the Pistol Creek elk 031111t7; aimed Jay Taylor, has its point, too. It has tried for many yeats to get the Idaho trips in their favor 'and the high fees for the outsider of course is -thing that will.do it. ' Sec ci me Prohibitive-4'e ; ,, l They Some argue .that, it's a matter with him. - , - of control'. Maybe it is. the regulatory realm ceases to exist. IMO MO feast lit this respedt!'w111 do will be to tar." the river trips from organized projects into personal . - - , Same Old L. Things states are 'aiK;ut the same. We hire publicity kestple, set up fancy.offices, produce pictures and propaganda, films and folders. We beg people to come and see us and bring all their money., ;. , - Then by other fine feathers j was and playa we pick 1 their ...DRIVE TO 0111111011P11 NY 6-- 0, v7iItMa he said,' grinning took us only five games to get, our first win this, year. Last , - - Yogi Berra managed Yankees finally win, their , first game - beat Orioles,.-5-3.-.. iherre -- a0 SERVICE'' CAR -- CLOSED-SUNDAY- - Reminded that it was also the Pirates whom the Meta beat for their first victory in histom back i n 1962, Case)? quipped: "Ypn h . 4J m G - verl-Dkre-t- el; . 11 ,,, 1,0r, T,1) JI S' , - - 'i'llA ' ' 3 i. '.-- ,, '1,10- - er' ,- 11. e,41,AN . "2 4,ir 41 ;a 'cllo" wit:0-.4- tc . t , , 4...0 , . ' - It will Large shade trees. , - toott -- this summer. ' ..-- I' ' . - 7 ASSN.' - - ' - , ,i,-,,,,.- ' ' 41 , , V ,,,,,. 4. -- , 'rt, t ' : ' , 1,:,11- -. -- - ;; '. I t ' : .". - I. ' 'r .. - ., ......,.................. -- - - ,.- - lased .- : L, Suridays-:,,,,, ,,,,..,., kind poi.customo; - ' i....;....... . ...', : chT '',"ea',.; each V -- -, - : 1-1- ,, ' ' .,: . , QUE1E3E1-711ULISE- EastSandy ; - ,' 'll: ' 7 (1,Lk te ......0.,........? ; Limit 10 of oto4 8210Sc);--700- -t 4 MUPHO:PINE 3 yettrs,':.. IONDEROSATINE 3 year; .; !' ' ,,-- 4 6414, SPECA143.4Syel":ri E I 0. ... , ',,, :,,,,, ' , rr4-- gle , ,,... 4' ' : , ,,,, - . . . OF NURSERYMEN . There's nothing to ink golf game. Just ask Steve Sharp,. age ;Steve tired a 37 on Salt Lake Cannily Club's upper nine Saturday, which included a wood shot into the cup on No. 9 ,tor three. -- - - UTAN ' '7 ' .. . ' I MEMBEIVOI ? " late for shade be-too -- -A, I-- , . , iomething to shoot at for their opening "Spring Roundup" , IBUTIPLANTESAVEINOWI - Young Golfer:f Fires Hot 37' . - 7,. :Isouletimez: Maybe we just caught 'em off balance." The Met manager fished a !diver dollar out of the back pocket of Ms uniform and said lt was giVen him by a woman shortly before the start A of Sunday's game. "I can't give yott berEame Fecauseidon't know. It," he said. "But she banded It to me over the railing and said, 'here take It I think it'll change your luck.' " ' dolexamined the silver Casey lar and noted that It had been minted in 1923. 'Best yearI ever had In baseball," he commented. "I hit two home runs tor, the Giants In the World 7Sertes against the Yankees that year. I done so good that year that the Giants turned right around and traded me to Boston." rs ltglies-7-SLCCgolte- 't r, tiJRGE itMES ii;1-- an-ea- , ant yoi, pilijust Same old story,- - itels:,"We-don; your money." And littledo we know that his money usually t attends the - VW StatsOf A ,:uNow need in a bun. thed more and we'll be right in there," he said with that characteristic wink after his New York Mets broke the ice by beating the Pittsburgh Pi-rates, Sunday for their first of the season following victory four coniecutive losses. 'We're getting better; all 'the . u D e nine." - year,we lost the first eight; two dropped the first years ago-w- e - I - home season Wednesday against San Francisco, according to burgeoning ticket sales. Says Casey time,"-- - TtuIde fees won't keep the riverraen off the river.- - It will just bring about a different way of financing. Ton suchrivers as Idaho's Middle Fork of the Salmon that : - MILWAUKEE (UPI). There-Is a good chance County'Stadium ,will be jammed when the Milwaukee Braves open their NEW YORK (CM A wintwo each from six different gunPilIccoeld never get going ner at win San Casey the last, but figand tireless Stengel opener; ners,to against the agile Diego came back to take an Emerson. The Yugoslav made ures he's finally back in bust early lead then hold on to win many errors in the first set and ness. , - -Drii - 100 More,' . Comes the Monday man: And with it a sugg7gön from river runners who operate ' - Braves SalesUp 'Need On1y.--- 8-- Hack Miller on Dollar Helps? Denvergor balanced- biting,' Spain. But It's Off 7-- 6-- 0. 1 u r-ln -- - fan and one finger Indicating the first Met win of the year in league play. Mets beat the Pirates, - 6-- - , Woman 6-- 2, , 1 , 7-- The scenery shifts come Monday with. Seattle at Arkansas, -Spokane at- Dallas,-Denvein Indianapolis Portland Hawaii, and Tacoma at Oklahoma City. The Bees and Padres open Tuedayl and play through-111dwith the Hive coining Saturday to open at Derks against Seattle's Rainiers.The Bees, who got 18 rune' in the final three innings, nine of them in the ninth on four hits and seven walks, got out to an early lead which evaporated when Bob (Swoosh) Perry hit a By 1.10I0 4',UPt - 5-- 2, ut .1 4heIngEnierson tog""0""00,04040 Round-Abo- ;; ls ay The new marics were all ot the negative variety, however. - 7Haw Edi used nine pitchers in a futile effort to halt the Bee Etnd that is a record 7- for one game. Both teams used a combined total of 14 pitchers, another record. Those pitchers gave up a total of 26 walks, , , HOUSTON m 1n-a-- - I 5' each-, , ' , , ,I, 1ne. 5:071 -- 4 1 . - , . .0.- - AI. "6 " "6, AL bo.aao,AL. 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