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Show - --DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAMTMoridciy, COAST LOOP SUMMARY Portland San Dias WIHIIN Tacoma Spokane Saattla DIVISION 31 . -- II Hawaii SALT LANS U .MO 20 24 13 2 .55 J00 It 27 24 24 22 too .41? .35 - ASTIRN DIVISION 1 25 Oklahoma City .511 24 11 .533 Arkaraa City 23 21 .523 Danvar - 23 .511 Salt Laka City 22 17-J9S Indianapolis T- .242 Dal lot 11, 3 WtiUkCf- 45k JY, IVk Better! sk U IV 1 I 3- 13V Sunday's Results San Diaso 4. Portland S (1st). Portland 2, San Diaso I (2nd). Indianapolis I. Spokans 3 (1st). Spokana 2. Indianapolis 1 (2nd), Arkansas 11, Tacoma I (1st). Tacoma 2, Arkansas 1 (2nd, I Innings) . Salt Laka City 4, Dallas 1 Oklahoma City 1, Denver 0 (1st) Olkahama City 3, Danvar 1 (2nd). Saattla 5, Hawaii X ' Mender's Probable Pltehars Tacoma (Pick- - tstellrt-O- t at Ttawalt (unavailable DaHas (CHtf Davts M) at Porttarid (Wynn Hawkins 2 2) at Sair Diego Spokane (unavailable) (Larry Dovel 30). at Oklahoma City (Ben Johnson Seattle (unavailable) (Only games scheduled); 4 110 1 Shoamakr 2b Hogg Boak Tk tt 3 0 1 0 a 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 f 4 Tktkls oubled for Popovich In flh. aoo oil 0031 Saif Laka City Delia 000 001 2B Whlta, Gregory, HD Boccaballa. S Hughes, Campbell A 543. t T Schandevel,(W,'4-3- ) Pflster L, McWilliams f 4 S' 4 first game: Portland - 120 0005 020 Ailen(4), Tyrivar m and Sims; Wills. Zannl (TV and Campbell. annl .. 130). L Tyrivar Second gamp; ortland 000 100 7 2 an Diego 000 000 t I J Tiant and Booker; Neville, Dickson (7)j end- - Pavletlch. W Ttenf-(le- t. -L- Na-villa run Parai (San Diaso). (5e). Home BaMey, 12 f 4,44 , first same; PC- L- Denver 000 000 0- -0 4 0 Y Okahoma City 001 000 x 1 3 Greene and Coker, Brunei and Rushing. W Brunet Continued from Page, Bl hit a two-ru- n homer for the r- Suds the It was eighth straight vie tory Tor Portlands Luis Tiant in the nightcap with San Diego as he pitched a three hitter. A two-ru- n Pad outburst in the ninth got them their margin in the opener. Tim Taltonselghth Inning single got Tacoma their victory in the nightcap with Arkansas after the Travelers had bombed Giant pitching for 13 hits, including seven for extra Arlen Peacock, left. Western Amateur fchamp, watches while little Christine bases, in the opener. t Metcalf 'makes up' to her father. Bill, for diverting his attention on a chip shot. Fred Talbot hamstrung SpoBill finished in a tie for second. " kane in the first game, mowing 1 . down 22 consecutive batters in one stretch, for Indianapolis victory; but Lou Johnson collected a timely homer for the Spokes in the afterpiece for the split -iirJSpokane. Oklahoma City got just three -his in each game with Denver, but made them all pay off as Goodliffe had By GEORGE FERGUSON fairway shot left of the green, they whacked the Bears twice. r, Deseret News Sports Writer but made a fine chip shot to set Kean Ridd was George Brunet, with a and Gerald Nelson, with a That bird. L. a climaxed and Ridd Jack was - TOOELE Arlen Peacock of upjiis seven hitter, provided the 89ers par rally on the Salt Lake City7needing only a fine Provo golfer Garth Ford' defense. back .nine, after Arlen had gone fired to take top par on the final hole to win, out 38. He had honors in A flight. Dick Stein a with dropped a short birdie putfto folthree birds and a 'bogey on the was second at capture the Western Amateur lowed by Jay Rigby and R. GUARANTEED side. back golf tournament here Sunday. Cook with 152s. total It was family day for genial B Peacock, with a two-da- y flight honors went to Gene Metcalf. Bill was sailing along s .of 141, finished two in contention Jenkins-o- f Salt Lake at 157. CONVERTIBLI when he Sunday Marv Richins of Tooele was next strokes , better than defending reached Np. 4's par three.-H- e ' champion Billy Downs, 1962 had hit his tee shot off the with a 159. of Another In middle his Salt Laker Jesse chip BRAKES Shock champ Bill Metcalf and former green. shot backswing. Bills Smith won C flight honors with - Relined City- - Parks Open champ Absorbers daughter Christine shouted a 176. K. Bearden was second Mauss all bunched at 143. Daddy. Bill barely moved the at 177. Peacock had gone Into- - Sum. ball-Hie nexTblglehTforthCTSalt con Ptm tax A oxch. x Inst. Fra found lne Metcalf recovered his wits Lake City Amateur is Saturday days final was and. for a going bogey Bonneville. and putt stroke tjff Saturdays pace set Sunday at when son Mike crossed between Rldd and by BYU golfer-Kea- n ball and the pin. Bill took Utahs prep golf champion from thedouble a bogey five, and IronRe Goodliffe. Brigham City, fie finished, two enough ically Ridd and Goodliffe fired 69s strokes off the winning pace. Saturday while Peacock, Mauss and Jack Noble were next at But big Bill smiled and confirmed, I still love em. par 70. 1 Downs Metcalf had 72-7After Goodliffe and Kean 3 and Mauss Frampton Ridd had just about putted finished fifth in champ flight at themselves out of contention with a 39 through the BULLETIN first nine holes Sunday, six LlG0Tfili others made a stab at the title. gfan . ay P.U Western Amateur At Tooele J O- - lOllPfi.tere 0 0 0 McWilliams Grory 0 Eaddy 2b Holdenar e 3 Schandavgl 0 4 34 Tgtala A - Peacock Rallies For Golf Win 1 3 VI tfcrkrbi 31DO Hugh, u I 5 gg D, ITY-t- abrkrbl) 5 0 -- ' Campbell 3b 3 0 IjWoldk rf Bocabell lb 3 2 1 )l Taussig If Popovich 2b 3 0 0 0 Smith c 1 - - June 1, 1964" Second game: Danvar Oklahoma City d- 000 102 Biasln0ma--iS- Wooten. W Nelson A ). 010 000.x 3 CokerfNalson i 1 i5d ); 3,590, first game: 022 002 11- 0- 1 12 0 Indianapolis 000 000 00-3- 3 4 2 Spokane Talbot and Cation; Radovich, Row (3), Boehlert (4) end Julian W Talbot L Radovich (34). HR Indianapolis, Hicks; Spokane, Ferrara. Second game: TOO 000 0 Indienapolia 1, S 0 000 101 x 2 4 1 Spokane GoWen and Hlm;. Staab Rowa (7), Richart (7) and AAecKaniia. W Slaab L Golden A 2,040. ) - first gam: Arkansas Tacoma Brown, Ollvor 032 0-- 11 13 0 000 0- -4 7 1 and Corrales; (5), Stanak W Oliver (4-L Constable ) Horn runs Arkansas, Sorrall, Goss, Shockley; Tscoma, Ward. Second game: 000 000 1-0- T Arkansas 0 Tacoma 11 000 000 0 Kroll, Stcevgns (0) end Ltpskl; Sadowe, ski. Hands (0) and Talton. ). L Kroll ). Horn run Arkansas. Kroll. 051 402 (T) 111 A t 2,042. Saattla ON Ml 0240 ' 200 004 004- -5 Hawaii 7 1 -3 Modretl and Avarlll; McGlothlln, Sukle (I) and SadowskL LP McGlothling. HRS Bamiar Haw 1st 3 on;, Simpson Haw 1st none on; Jamigan See 4th non on. four-hitte- -- I I . I GLjr -- 1 ay MUFFLERS, - 70-7- 1 , 2 - r j 4 -- - TOPS 34 $988 ?4. IT 47 So. Sfoto DA Chargo HI Most Credit Cardt OK Open to 4 Except Sunday (HunBEDam f 72-7- 1 70-7- ! t " rjillttiiiitWiiparit Peacock, Noble, Mauss, Metcalf and Carl HOUSTON (UPI) -- Houston Oilers owner K. S. (Bud) Frampton of Tooele all were Adams Monday fired Frank tied at par through 27 - holes. (PopVIvy as general manager Metcalf, 'Downs and Mauss and head coach of the Oilers 143 when jwere in at AFL football team and re cock started down the final fairhim with former-pr- o placed Arlen pulled his way at great Sammy Baugh. 7 Downs, - er -- . -- i! Drive In today... get ALL PRICES PLUS F.E.T. a This Week Eskimos Sign Aggie Smith f vj J , trans- -' CAR SERVICE CLOSED SUNDAY KdlM v al AN. tack Mr FOD MSPECTION ni.tMnt.liw ' Ml TOR DAILY Bn FULLY ILLUSTRATED AUCTION FIVE A. praninei-BL- Ut N BROCHURE. 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