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Show '8 B Monday, June' 22, 1964 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Yanks Sweep Chisox Twin Bill, Take A.L Lead Phil's f i blonde wife, si "AiW Jim Bunning 2-- 7-- 4-- 2, 8-- 2, er . ll 2-- er (7-6- Mary." 2-- 5-- 9-- 4--L t I 'Failure' Venturi Bounces Bade To Capture Biggest Prize Of All This was the spot for Palmtwo shots of Jacobs and two By OSCAR FRALEY Now, they predicters WASHINGTON (UPI) VS ahead of Palmer at the end of ed, charge. watch him come. Jacobs Open "champion Ken Venturi three rounds. had to fold up over those last Itwas a game effort, said ihe 18 holes. - rode the greatest erest of hisr On the latter part they were golfing career Monday as a solid experts, but It couldnt last Jacobs folded to a six right. or-doff course led the Venturi was .gold example of how the old over par 76. g condition. He In a Yet, eyes widened as, hole by change. and a doctor ordered hole, Venturi chills had battled par and tournaHe hadnt won a golf him to lie down and take only the heat He lost a shot and got man this ment years, iced tea! There was a question it back. He made a birdie and who was ridden desperately by whether he would be allowed to lost 'it back. But he finished - - with a par 70. I physical and mental problems return to the1 course. He had to plead his way into the recent Thunderbird tourna- - er near-faintin- in-fo- ment, charitably being given the last availablespot by the sponsor. , , There was no conceivable way he could win the greatest fairway prize .America, or .the entire world, can offer. It was, as they started the fir nal two rounds in the murderous heat jvhlch blanketed ..Congressional, Country Club, strictn race between ly a young, fit Tommy Jacobs, a steady winner bn the pro tour, and the mighty Arnold Palmer. Jacobs led by one shot with two rounds to go on one killing day over the longest course In Open history. Palmer was only one stroke back. , 4 r ! ning of the openejT against the Reds. Frank Howard hit 'his 15th homer uff loser Bob Pur-ke- y In the second inning and singled home another run in the sixth. Deroa Johnsons seventh homer with oq on' provided the winning margin tor Joey Jay in the first inning of the second game. Boston put four run Innings k In the fifth and sixth Innings as they eased the Orioles out of first place. First baseman Dick Stuart led the attack with four hits, including . his 13th homer, and boosted his RBI total to 55. best in the league. Earl Wilson ) was credited with the victory but needed help from Bill Monbou-quett- e, who worked the final four frames. Steve Barber (3-suffered the setback. . i back-to-bac- (7-2- 4) , r Fullmer Officially Hangs 'Em Up SUMMARY Continued from Page events hes overweight for the jockey job. riding to leg up his horses. I would pay a special tribute He does not enter the racing to my father and mother, e i and Mary, the champ said. My father was my special adviser and always kept the place gQing for me when I was training. My wife, Delores, was very helpful and tolerant Sunday's Results Marv Jenson was an 1 d e a 1 Indianapolis at Salt Lakt City, PostMcDonald hi By poned, rain. News 'Deseret Tacoma 40, Seattta Sports Writer manager. We had what we Hawaii U. ' Portland 1 New Intermountain stock car might call a father-so- n relationOklahoma City Dallas Denver 7, Arkansas 4. Jim Mallov, Denver, ship. He never made decisions champion San Dleoo 9, Sposane 3. 7 and Canadas Billy Foster will without conferring with me and r v First asm: have to wait until the Copper Mary got the right kind of OOO 12 , 000 09- 9Hawaii 10 10 3 Cup Invitational to settle the fights. 060 500 00 Portland One thing that should be said Papa, Lee (2), Rooan (5). Sukla (I) and hash about who should have (8), Curtis Polls.; Hawkins, Hernande about this arrangement is that L Papa won the big Fairgrounds Speed(8) and Sima W Hawkins Home runs Portland, 81ms, Luplow, never once could the gang get way pacing cup. , Banks) Hawaii Emory, Fofll. camp. Foster was rapidly gaining into tiie Jenson-FullmSecond game: 3 0 000 000 B Hawaii on the Denver flash Fullmer was one of the few 102 000 x Portland I , I ' 0 ground fighters not controlled by some Wants and Fotles; F. Weaver and when the intermittent downpour of ' the shady sorts. Weaver (M). Booker -fin firm hold 'took Saturday ally Home run Portland, Garridoi. the present middleAsto and washed out the decisive A 3.381. weight situation Gene said he 7 1 Main. 001 001 9204 Arkansas thoughf GiardeUo was giving 7 10 1 020 110 31 Denver Track manager Ferrol the to Tiger. Booster, Oliver (6), Stsevana (7), declared Malloy the win(8) and Correias; Butlsr, Braun (7), W Butler Coker. Greene (8) end Home rune Correlee, ner. The final standings gave L B oarer Gluon. Malloy 70 points against Fosters First game: 66 after Foster had sliced Mal4 , 4 0 300 9)0 909 Tacoma lead to a mere 4 3 loys seven-poi0)0 001 909- -2 Seattle Garibaldi end Barton; Grllll, .Ritchie four. H Giband R (7) Smith (4), Nlppert 0. (1), Since the B Main was a son. W Garibaldi HR Tacoma. Cardtnal; Seattle. Johnson. battle of the locals, the cham Second sum; , 1 1 pionship for, this division will Oo4 WO Tgcome ' 120 000 x903 8 1 be decided Saturday night Seattle For Ivory Hood Thomas end Barton; Wood and Averlll. The stacker triumph gave MalHR ). L Thomas W Wood 2,591. A Seattle, Johnson. loy his second victory In First game: competition') and tied 13 Western Division B-- 6 , Law-rent- Malloy Declared Stocker Champ never liked Giardello since I fought him in that butting brawl in Bozeman. I figure that Tiger deserves another chance at it. Thats Just a sporting gesture. Will Fullmer participate in other parts of the sport such as judging or refereeing fights? IU have to see when the time comes,, he said. - But right now I have a horse to shape up for the next race. A real good horse! - and CHOPS STEAKS . . . A SPECIALTY AT LAMB'S . . 10-- 4-- 10-- er 0-- 7 't 1 4 W-fp - v ). ( Pali-wort- Kerfl-ga- h n run-arou- (3-- . two-ma- & CO.'$ 0-4- ). rilll 7 - i. A 1 " 1 u who failure Venturi, a wanted to quit the game eight months earlier, was six strokes off the pace. Jacobs, they were saying, might buckle under the pressure. It was, they insisted, a situation tailor-mad- e for Palmer, the man the pros call The King, He had it locked they shrugged, and his usual late charge .would bmy the entire A. . I Six Strokes Off I "l An $ Xf 043 200 -19 Oklahoma City , 9 4 -- 2 000 004 9- 4 . Dallas Brunet and Rushing; Krausse, Bass (2), Coll loan (3) and Smith. L Krausse. Home runs Oklahoma City, Hardy, Beauchamp - A , insunfintE Inter-mounta- him with Mel Andrus, who also could retire the four-fotrophy with one more win. Second game Oklahoma City Dallas sj . . Oil OOtf Parsons and Wootan; Lindner and Zupo. y. . .J30. Jr 12 0 303 100 20- 0Sen Dleoo 9 4 019 901 010--3 Spokane Dovel and Pavetetlch; Staeb, RadovTch (3), McOevock (3), Rowe (8) end Mackenzie. LP Staeb. mm jtfick..as they went out In the first round, if was Palmer who buckled with a five over par 75. Jacobs, playing with him head and head, - surprised them all with his battling par 70. Yet the real surprise was Venturi. A 66 moved Venturi to with- - COAST LEAGUE 5-4 (7-3- T-- five-minu- te ... has great day 5-- 2 6-- Both were among the 32,026 fans who yelled themselves hoarse during a standing ovation for him after 5 Other NL Action eluding a pair of homers, paced 4 Elsewhere In, the National 'i the Colts to their opening game League, Houston vaulted to sevover the' Braves. Wins victory enth place with a and ner Bob Bruce ) allowed 11 sweep over Milwaukee, Chicago hits, including Joe Torres 11th also took; S pair from Pitts- - - ' homer, while the Colts clipped and Los An-- -1 ' burgh, 1 and loser Warren Spahn (54) for 10 geles beat Cincinnati in the of their 13 safeties. but lost. the .nighopener, " "e Larry Jackson put on a one- tcap, 2-man show in the Cubs first The New York Yankees took game victory over the Pirates. over the AmericanLeague lead He collected three hits and by eight percentage . ppints by drove in both Chicago runs taking bath ends of a twin-bi- while limiting Pittsburgh to from the Chicago White Sox, three hits for his ninth .victory 0 to IT innings, Washand in 14 decisions. Winner .Lew ington swept a doubleheader Burdette (3-and Lindy Mcfrom Kansas City, 13-- 2 and Daniel stopped the Pirates on. Boston beat Baltimore, and hits six in the second game. the Los Angeles AngelSb defeatSandy Koufax gained his 10th ed the Cleveland Indians, victory against four losses al- - ' Collects Four Hits though he needed help from Rusty Staubs four hits, In-Bob Miller In the seventh In with pride was because his he struck 'out pinchhitter John son, Hal, a pea green JStephenson for the final out of rookie rapped out four hits bis masterpiece at Shea Stadium. . ' t , Sunday, including his first maThat was Bunnings 10th jor league homer, to lead the Giants to a 3 victory over the strikeout of the game and it Cardinals. nailed down a 0 first game ' Young Lanier, a second base-ma- n victory," after which the Phillies on also won the nightcap,, brought up from Tacoma three-hittrookof the Pacific Coast League combined by a only last Thursday, collected ie Rick Wise and veteran Johneight hits in 16 times up in his ny Klippsteinrto widen their Nafirst to National League series. No two lead tional League ' his pop was proud. wonder . games. ' Jack Sanford Just As Happy J , picked up his Proud as Bunning was ovpr fifth victory for the Giants with of his mathe second help from Gaylord Perry in the sixth while Curt Simmons ) jor league career, he Still had LaLaMax loss. was on the with beaming charged nothing nier homered to start the ninth nier, who once pitched for the and Willie Mays connected for St. Louis Cardinals and now his 22nd homer later in the manages In San Franciscos ' same inning. Lou Brock homv farm system. ered for the Cards. The reason he was bursting By MILTON BICHMAN UPI Sports Writer , The happiest baseball father on Fathers Day was Jim Bunning but the proudest one was ' league pitcher Max Lanier. Bunning, the lanky righthander for the Philadelphia Phillies, received practically everything any dad could want after pitching a perfect game against the New York Mels Sunday on Fathers Day. 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