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Show v-r-- r-- vv w' vr w ti p w t wt y ' p w p rTnirY! v rrrrt ' ryyrf DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Thursday, July 9, 1964 D By CURT BLOCK UPI Sports Writer t Bob Buhl has 'picked up two partners but it looks like the old act. The 35-- y e a righthander and along with Warren-Spah- n Johnny Sain formed a trio that led the Milwaukee Braves to the top of the National League in the mid 50s. , d Although the Cubs' fere not threatening the Nation League .leaders. Buhl won his 10th game of the year Wednesday to blanking the Giants; Join teammates Dick Ellsworth and Larry Jackson on win plateau that a gives the Cubs a distinction no other niajor league team has achieved. PASCAGOULA, Mis& - Dizzy Dean (UPI)-Sportsc- 3-- four-gam- pressed In the only other major league game, Pittsburgh stopped CincinSt. Louis had a sdied-- u nati 1 e d game at Philadelphia Rookie righthander Bon Her-b- rained out All American Leagupicked np his seventh win ers had the day off. in 11 decisions while Ernie Pittsburgh outfielders Manny Mata, Willie Stargell and RoBroglio, the first of six Chicago hurlers, lost his fourth berto Clemente each drove in 7-- 9-- L el lowed just four hits as the PL rates edged past Cincinnati into third place' by one percentage point. Veale was forced to leave the game when he developed a blister of his pitching hand FAN" FARE By Wafc Dttzen 2-- Jackson- The Threesome, Ellsworth -(1- (10-8- ) (11-5- ), for-- 31 hicagos3I victories and could become the first trio of 2; game winners from.A-smgl- e - of -- team in the National League .since Eppa Rixey, Pete Donahue and Dolph Luque turned the trick for the 1923 Cincinnati Reds. Buhl blanked on who hit four-hitsw- hile Billy-Willia- a home run In gamer cloutTuesdays ed his 20th of the regular sea 'son in addition to a single and all-st- a double. In the nightcap, .of a t rare Olympics May Include Tennis Major League Roundup lp American League Maloney I, 79 Won Lost Pet Behind Duren Veale W, 04 .832 48 28 McBean 30 44 ,595 $ WP Malonfy. 31 45 J92 .23 - Baltimore Chicago New Y6rtc Minnesota Detroit Bosotn 3 38 38 -t 37 39 41 T ) 38-7 .494 .481 -3- 10' 'll' ;4s; iyy 42 34 .447 14 Cleveland 31 47 -.- 397 18 Kansas City 51 19' .38 32 Washington Wednesday's Results (No games scheduled) Friday Games Chicago at Los Angeles (2) (twLnight) Minnesota at Kansas City (night) Boston at Detroit (2) Baltimore at Cleveland (night) New York at Washington rnght) - 2 2 313 SO. MAJORJJEAGUE h r er bb 7 2 5 3 3 0 3 0 0 4 1 1 1 0 liATIONAL 3 4 2 4 tournaments in all member countries was rejected and the motion that Wimbledon be opened . to professionals as well as amateurs for a period of two years was voted - down, 151-- to Pittsburgh cmSO- W W r complete night aster ex- ata Z -e 13 1 Clemente, Pittsburgh 74 0 11 Mays, San Francisco 79 0 2 3 Q 0 4 0 2 4 0 0 0 Williams, Chicago 0 .0 Torre, Milwaukee 0 Hunt, New York 3&00 Allen, Philadelphia 74 ABRHBl AB R. H Pet 300 47105 291 64 ,350 .337 297 50 100 -- J37 87 014 9, 74 277 46 75 163 Oil 91 008 6 AB R H 76 280 60 94 Alllsoh, Minnesota 337 63 113 Minnesota 79 Oliva, 67 217 38 72 Mantle, New York 287 40 91 77 Baltimore Robinson, Fregosl, Los Angelos 67 211 42 69 Pet 75 AMIRICAN r r 295 55 LEAOUB 035 017 017 Home Runs LEAOUB Mays, Giants 24; 'Williams, Howard, Dodgers 19; Allen, Santo, Cubs 16. 'Runs 1C Batted t In " AMERICAN LEAOUB Klllebrew, Twins 64; Stuart, Red Sox 61; Wagner, Indians 55; Allisotv Twins 55; Mantle, Yanks 54. NATIONAL LEAOUB Mays, Giants 58; Boyar, Cards Santo, Cubs 53; Stargell, Pirates Torre, Braves 48, 4 00 0 Bailey 3b 5 22 0 2 2 13 3 0 0 0 Mota cf 1 0 0 0 Cimente rf 4 1 3 3 If 4 110 Strgell 41 1 3 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 Burgess jc 3 0 10 Clhdnon 1b 4 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 Miroskl 2b3 11 0 4 110 4 0 10 Aliev ss 2 000 3 Q 1 0 Veale p 2 0 0 0 McBean p 1110 0 0 00 .336 ,332 AMERICAN LEAOUB Klllebrew, Twins 30; Allison, Twin 21; Orioles Powell, 21; Oliva, Twins 18, Wagner, Indians 17; Colsvito, As 17; Mantle, Yanks 17. NATIONAL 232 000 San Francisco Z7101 000 0--2 Chicago E Stewart. DP Chicago 2. LOB-S- aa Francisco 4, Chicago 9 2B Pagan, Stewart, Clemens, Williams. NATIONAL LEAGUE 3B Santo. HR Mays (24). SF Hart. . (Based on 7 decisions) h r er bb so lp 7 1 2 2 3 Herbel W 4 Bumtyg, Phils. Ferrell, Colts 100; 1 5 5 2 0 Koufaxu Dodgers 3 12-Broglio L Gibbon, Pirates 1 I 4 1 33 9 12 9 Burdette Totals Totals 0 0 0 0 0 Gian's Marlchal, " OOP 000 0101 Schurr 3 2 2 1 0 Cincinnati AMERICAN LEAOUB 1 1 29 Slaughte- r0 0 0 1 201 003 30x Pittsburgh J0-2- ; . 2 " 2 0 0 0 2 Arrlgo, Twins Cincinnati Elston liFord, Yanks DP Cincinnati 1. LOB T' 3D Pinson, f Bunker, Orioles Kaat, Twins 90; Wilton, Red Sox.. HBP By Herbel (Banks). WP Herbel, Peters, Whte Sox Clemente. HR Mota (4), -Stargell (12) S McBean. Broglio T 2 28 A 30,15 v Pitching ... non - mnih1 i . NYLON Ogden Gal Triumphs In National Keg Test TIRES J LEAGUE e 000 hr abrbb ' (Bwrt "trrhbt 5 12 0 32 2 10 2 29 0 4 0 Totals Totals 000 000 000- -0 Sbn Francis 100 008 lOx 3 Won Lott Pet. Behind Cihcago DP San Francisco 1. LOB San Fran.627 28 47 Philadelphia cisco 6, Chicago 11. i 00 -- V 48 -- 32 San Francisco ' 2B Pagan. Mays, Amalfltano, Banks, 41 .539 6' Williams 3$ Pittsburgh HR Williams SB Wil 20. 6 36 338 42 Cincinnati liams. S Stewart. 10 40 39 St. Louis .,494 er bb so Ip 39 38 .494 10 Los Angeles 7 1 1 1 2 3 HendleyJL 85) .487 10' 40 38 Milwaukee 2V 3 1 1 3 2 Duffalo-- x .487 10' 39 37 1 Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 Shaw .463 12 43 37 Houston 1 0 0 0 0 1 Bolin 58 284 27 23 New York 4 0 0 4 5 9 Buhl (W, ) 2 27. ' In T 7th. x Faced 2 men Wednesday's Results 7 Chicago 22. San Francisco Second game: St Louis at Philadelphia (postponed, San Francisco Chicago ram) ab h b bf eb r h b bl Pittsburgh 9, Cincinnati 1 (Only games scheduled). Friday Games St Louis at New York (night) Cincinnati at Philadelphia (night) Milwaukee 8t Pittsburgh (night) San Francisco at Chicago Los4 Angeles at Houston (night) Rose 2b Harper "If Keoogh rf Pinson cf Rbnsn rf If Johnson 1b Crdenas as Edwards c Boros 3b Maronv p Temple ph Prow International Leading Batters National League Cincinnati By United 0 91. First gamer San Francisco ChWbgo ab Ph bf M Afoulf 4 0 0 OAmlffn 2b 4 0 1 OStewart ss Hiller 2t 4 0 1 OWilliams if Mays cf 4 0 0 Santo 3b Cepeda 1b 2 0 1 0 Banks lb Mcovev rf 0 0 0 OCIemns rf J Alou pr 3 0 0 OCowancf Hart 3b 2 0T 0 Berth c Pagan ss 2 0 0 OBuhl p Crandall e Peterson ph 10 0 0 10 0 0 Hendley p Duffalop 1000 Hiller ph8 10 0 0 - LEADERS $e 6 3 - VIENNA (UPI) An 'attempt will be made to have lawn tennis included in the 1968 Olympic games for the first time. That was one of the matters of business dismissed by the International Lawn Tennis Federation Wednesday at their annual general meeting. The federation must now make an application to the International Olympic Committee for recognition and confirmation. Eaton Griffith of England, who was president of the ILTF, said that two other resolutions had been rejected. By a vote of 145 to 97, a proposal to permit open tennis w lift and Buhl have-accoun- ted 0-3), - v surprise' report his sponsor has ordered him to stop praising Mississippi on na-tonally televised baseball games. This Is afl news to me. I V dont know a thing about it, said Deaf?. The SL Louis Brewing Company which sponsors Deans baseball telecasts declined to comment. Sports Editof Herb Phillips of the Mississippi Press Register reported Wednesday that the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) had threatened a national boycott again$rthe brewing company if Dean didnt quit i. talking about the good folks ' in Mississippi. CoI. Omer D. Pews, center, 3" trophies to top bowlers Leta Lacy, left and presents ent. Phillips story quoted a brewDorothy Fowers in National Defense-Tournaming company employe as saying the CORE directive, demanded that3you either refrain Mr. Dean from the discussions of anything favorable to do with Mississippi or Mississippians or Tubtltw you have him chastise his home state and its racial bigots and NO INTEREST! politicians who have legalized murder and urged rebellion 'OGDEN A local woman keg-le- r, Mrs. Lacey won the first NO CARRYING CHARGEI Leta Lacey, has captured place trophy with a hot 610 UP TO 1 YEAR TO PAYI against our laws and Constitution.first place singles in 'the scratch, plus handicap for a 697. Phillips wrote he was told Jby Defense Supply Agency the brewing ..company spokesman that the firm had decided bowling tournament. Mrs. Lacey down second place in the allto comply with the CORE de is a secretary at Defense Depot events tournament with a 1,594 mand. scratch (1,855 handicapF for , Ogden Dean said he first heard of More than 4,000 bowlers pare series. the matter when UPI contacted three-wee- k in the behind Right ,Mrs, Lacey in him at his home in Wiggins, ticipated the tournament at contest was Dorlocal alleys Miss., Wednesday njght He said he had been on the golf across the nation. Score were othy' Fowers,- - depot operacourse most of the afternoon. sanctioned and forwarded to the tions employe, with . a 1,344 I fix to say something nice Defense Supply Agency for scor- (1,839 handicap) e seabout everybody and every ries for nationsecond place ing. wide. place, especially Little League teams, whether theyre from The Defense Supply Agency Arkansas, California or Mississponsored 24 individual trophies FREE FRONT-ENCHECK sippi, Dean said. and 30 team trophies. More than Dean often tells his co120 bowlers participated in the 1147 So. State, announcer Pee Wee Reese on Defense Depot Ogden tourna- Ph. 4 the baseball games of the week ment.-" on Saturdays and Sundays that Im a Mississippian tried n ROCKPORT RESERVOIR -An open class sailing regatta Is true, podnah. Frequently he reads telegrams from the 'good' slated 'here Sunday at 1 p.m., folks down thar in good ole according to Frederick L. GlovMississippi. er, Utah Sailing Assn, commoA former major league basedore. ball great. Dean owns a charDag NEW HOURSi 8 a.m. to coal manufacturing firm In Entries will be accepted up to 9 to Lilt I J Wg r vnmttitrvicttw greater Wiggins. race time. Classes will be A, B and C as usual. . Wednesday v t ' Sponsor Rebuff straight since being obtained from SL Louis. He is 9 overall. four-bagg- er VU'V'V Af Mississippi CaiaiiDts SplDt IPaiiir weekday doubleheader at Wrig-le- y Field, Willie Mays belted his 24th as the lose Giants snapped a ing streak with a 2 triumph in game called after seven innings jiecauge of darkness. rr WrSurprised Pirates Triumph In Only Other Action liraves; r r mne-gam- -- all-eve- nt nine-gam- Rockport Slates D 'Open' Regatta 322-111- SAFETY B Neck To Sktns 16S East 6th South ' Call me up CHICAGO (UPI) Defensive bade Tommy Neck a former member of Louisiana States "Chinese Bandits,! was traded to the Washington Redskins Wednesday by the Chicago Bears, REM E BUY A FORD TUI IOWIST MICH 9IILLY OUi MAKES TIE! WHffL ALIGNMENT WALTER -- LARSON262-26- BRAKES 11 TIRES CHAR BRA IN OUR PARKING LOT PATIO SHOP A huge atoalc et every lor eveiy gettorn im ginabl. 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