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ILTT'-'- L i iffWY " o ‘ ( 'tr-v- JoluiMooncy 4 A rr ”'""Trv V vf'S-- — fXi gait Taler gfibinu Salt Lake City Utah — Wednesday Morning — July 5 1957 19 wsanTiru' Sr ii 12-hi- s touted as' UtaJ & good took over detensive ‘ oat- - t eight-hitte- r 4-- 4 The Buzzers blasted aside Boise Tuesday at Derks That win the seventh straight for the rebounding Buzzers put the Bees within the striking distance of the pennant with a win over the defending league champions at 8 pm Wednesday 5it Derks f That's it— the fate of the pennent drive for both the comeback kids from Salt Lake and the resurgent Russets from 9-- 1 first-hal- f 5-- 4 e first-hal- 9-- up-a- Moonexri K)lRj7ln’ Splits' Editor fielder after Moskus A barrage backing up was bumped adtrying to score Art Mahaffey’s ' vanced the Bees within two plus from third and the newcomer hour of capturing the first half came up with five sensational The win of the Pioneer League objective grabs In left field There are some “bugs” naturally in a split season especially one which splits a league stretching from Montana to home run blast over the Utah Any critic can find plenty of cause to criticize the schedule left field wall to break up a But you can’t complain the way the ball game in the top of the teams are coming down to the wire ninth inning here Tuesday night nose to nose the end of Billings’ spelled There never has been to our recol- pennant hopes al the Great lection a finish like this Even the deciyear Twin Falls and Salt Lake tied for Falls Dodgers took a ' the championship there was sion no third patty in the race The loss combined with a Salt Lake Idaho Falls and Billings win by the Salt Lake Bees over have profited by the great finish But mdWe it impossible Boise hew about Boise Missoula and Great for the Mustangs to overtake Falls who will share the interest In the little extra the Bees although both teams last two games and pick' n the gate split because of the title have one game left Wednesday schedule night in the first-hal- f luster on the games ? But the wisdom of the directors and THE DODGERS drew first Pres Claude Engberg in voting the" split blood in the second inning when seasonthis vyearis showrtlnthe rities of -- Pocatello Boise Gus SancImino homered Broad-sk-i Missoula Great Falls and Magic Valley drew a walk and singles by As the clubs approached the split Tuesday Boise was nine Ed Palmquist and Libby Julian -games out of first Pocatello 11 Missoula 12X’'n Great Falls 13s brought him in and Magic Valley 18 The Ponies battled back to It would take a miracle btgger'than that which blessed the tie It up witlra run In the “Miracle Braves’’ of Boston In 1914 to bring any of these clubs on a walk to Bob Sadow-sk- i 'S Into contention in a regular season and singles by Ron Schmitt clubs scratch and to from start chance a Now they get and Jerry Cooper and another which have improved do not need to assume the liability and in the third on an error a stolen base and Tom McDevitt’s losses of the previous club This split season with a race and prospects for one just as tight in the second half may single The Dodgers added two in the do a lot to offset the blight put on the league by unfavorable sixth on Glen Plaster’s single weather earlier in the season Sancimino’s single and a wild throw which Advanced both runners A pair of 'wild pitches IIow About ‘Good Luck Bees’ Night? by Ernie Evans alloWd both Many Jhings can happen in a tight pennant race to upset to cross the Fred ITopke Bee first baseman goes Into his plate slide scoring from second on John Wlsnlew- the applecart But the Salt Lake Bees— who came from third — THE PONIES picked up a run-iplace five games out of first on June 2 to first place on July 1 N the fifth on a walk to —deserve a lot of congratulation and support who stole second took Neiv third on an thfield out and Wednesday night is the clincher half-tim- John TTitfune ' Special to The Tribune Broad-ski'BILLINGS — Sheldon By J¥FYlfVW'r r Idaho-Fall- hangs In the s out- was the seventh in a row for the Bees and their 20th In the last 27 games BOMS 9ALT LAID C1TT ABHOA RewMt cf I1SO ‘ 5 ! 4 4 0 0 5 Vauie 2b Lerner 2b- - 4 19-- Krtna er rf 1 9 O3' Johin f 5 3 I ol Hnpk lb 4 3 loo Bales lb 10 7 0 Wlsnslti as 4 10 3’ Bedell rf Kin K ABHOA 0 4 1 Sb-l- Chronpls If 4 1 8 0 MokysU 0 0 0 0 Hunt If Clapp p "2Eez e Burford p 3 3b Tstsl I 94 1 1 1 1 I 0 0 0 2 1 - 8 0 ( 84 It Tetls ijOO I 5 0 3 3b Jcquln Renders e 9S 4 9 9 4 II 1 1 13 0 1 f 7 out for Burford ire 8th 14 Bot 04— t ou Salt Lake lot !M Mi— R— Hewitt 3 Winter 2 Wlmlwkl Lerner Kenderi Mahaftear Vauie E— MeGavoek Johnaen Kendra Hopke SB— Klinzer Hopk &F Ballb IB— Kilmer Hopke Gamez Vaaale RBI— Hopke 3 Wlanltwikl Kenderi Balsa Vaaale 3 Hunt DP— Kins to Lamar to Balaa - Bedell te Games f Jtaeeala to Vaaale to Hopke Loier — Burford HO— Burford 9 ta Jl Clapp 3 In' I SO— Burford 2 Mahaffey 4 Clapp 1 BB — Mahaffey I Burford 7 Clapp 4 ' ball game come of this one FOR THE clincher Mgr Cliff Dapper Is undecided He may for go with Fern Carson the season but Ineffective irfTila brief stay on the mound MonU day Or he can take John Hogg WP— Clapp :M who beat Magic Valley In the Bena And Bln A—9034 Sunday game but who would be going wlthushort rest Or he has Torn Shlma his winnlngest pitcher who walked two straight in Monday’s game Chances are Dapper will have them all hot to go at any time his moundmen get In trouble He hit3 some anxious moFlgger filberts can have a ments Tuesday before Mahkf-fesettled down to win his field day figuring out the possi- Pio-d third victory of the season biiities in the neer of last League’s play day against one setback ski’s single in third Inning Catcher Rueben Taking it from the top--the Games and Umpire Beni watch Fearless Fred base runners Salt Lake Bees and Idaho Falls Mahaffey had taunting him In every inning Russets both won Tuesday but the third and ninth but he games while Billings lost That finished strong giving up only leaves It strictly two-warace four hits In the last five frames for the final day Here’l how It scored- on Duke Carmel’s sinThe Bees went for the big In- stacks up after Tuesday games IJJW'about a record turnout of fans to cheer the Bees home? gle They tied it again In the ning twice Tuesday picking up remembering that It’s the Bob HuntaTleet outfielder The Hivers have won a lot of these crucial games with little seventh oil Evans’ single a sathree In the third and four In that count: the eighth to win rather handiWorn vocal support from the fans Wednesday Is the night for the crifice bunt and a single by who has been with High T8 Frt Salt Lake City 38 844 the crippled Braves Lyle Krall to The Tribune 'from season Special ly this The had scored Falla Idaho Bees 39 one the to win for 839 ” Spudders fans help But all it did was set the his Fred Hopke continuing wild runs three a first IDAHO FALLS — Clinging in Salt Lake Bees the Inning joined Here’s it look how If would f stage for Broadski’s big belt AND ALONG this line how about bringing all the to go ahead but slipped behind sensational hitting with “3 for both win Tuesday afternoon and re- precariously to a slim pennant when GREAT FALLS Wednesday night: ”8 for 13’’ since the Bees 4” BILLINGS for the have whacked and other shoes clovers and horse Timberjacks AB n o A lucky pieces you serve outfielder Gary LaComb hope Idaho Falls came from ABHOA 21 ' Lak4 CltF 890 3 Staab 3b out three runs in the fourth on came home - for these home Idaho 14 4 McDevtt 3b 3 3 3 went on the inactive FaUa 2 40 45 list 0 3 6 Krall behind Tuesday night to beat Don Dantonl’s WUey M just to make certain of success? 5 118 series drove In Phil stretch Here’s Jacks The what triple Plaater If" 3 t 0 Vea If would happen If 4 0 0 0 who can play both Missoula as the Pioneer added Sncmino cf 4 3 4 0 Carmel rf 3 13 0 ’"Hunt with run first Hewitt after In the runs both lost: the sixth single Broadaki rf 3 3 3 0 White lb 4 0 13 0 the Infield and outfield was League first half draws near a and eighth Innings but couldn’t the centerfielder had singled Salt Lak City ' 1 10 1 Sadwiki 3b 3 3 1 5 Jl 98 819 close ' CamUli 3b i 0 12 Schmidt cl 3 1 2 0 with Tifton last year He will 23 and gone to second on an out- Idaho Fall 39 hold back the 429 c 4 2 2 Cooper e Bees and extra the 4 15 0 give speed field bobble of 'the ball Gene If Salt Lake loses and Idaho Wallin p 4 0 0 0 Evans p THE RUSSETS rallied In thf Russets In the ninth 3 112 defensive MISSOULA strength' in the ninth IIDAS0 FALLS Klinger-walkeand both ad- Falls wins: 10 0 0 “BALL IS BATTED into short center field a high pop so for the victory which ABHOAI ABHOA Idaho Falla J3 40 MS Dantonl u 5 4 O 4 Benedict T(nrSA10 lt7 141 Total It S 7 15 3 0 11 vanced on a passed ball Hopke them within of the there is plenty of time to make the play Certterfielder calls for ninth"1 kept Bees The range Salt Lak City also removed 91 38 cond ba!e lor Evani In 833 SnqufrldclS 13 0 Maxwell ri a home Hewitt drove before If 5 O 1 Queen If SjH Fern Carson from the injured leading Salt Lake Bees To take Greco That makes it apparent that the ball shortstop and second baseman also run out All stop Tucker 3 Cooke 1 3 lb 0 7 4 double 410 the lb play snapped ®0 ®° rally the only combination that nim1 rla the first-halpennant Idaho Hlney 3b 5 2 3 3 Anlolno e 8 3 11 list this week and replaced J and ball falls In and' does not touch any of fielders Argument— Scarlatto 3b 4 2 0 Wthrzpn rf 2 1 4 R— Sandmlno 3 Broadski 3 McDevitt Ed Lundsford a Falls must win Wednesday Cariaon him with Salt Lake the pennant is ANOTHER DOUBLE play in p 8 0 2 3 Gllchrlzt 2b 4 0 3 3 because ball did not touch a fielder is it a hit? My argument Is aSkd°Eran f— llin Sadow- - rookie hurler who came up night while Salt Lake must Furlow p 0 O O 0 cf 3 13 0 the second held the Bees score to lose Wednesday while the Furlow Pallet p 2 0 11 dkT’Rlinim?norBroTd-centerfielde— since ball could easily have been played it was an error on miAo with a slight strain in his lose The split season ends with HlntzaJbp 011O OO 0ljaLuco but they cracked through Russets (vin If both win or lose 0 0 less 10 ki‘ Julian McDevitt KralJ Carmel O McKeonc 0 Ponte p 0 0 0 0 games of Wednesday Is there any difference in scoring this play in gSSSi- SH— McDevitt SB— McDevitt the Bees are in appearance on the road 10 0 0 against Cecil Burford In the Evana DP— Staab to Wiley to Down going Into their half But wait a minute What on runs three third baseball and softball? N S Bassett Delta” getthfg to of the ninth the Russets after TttaliS10 3ffsl4l Total! HO It 87 II Kr'!lql WhuUab ° WlleFl Evana out when winnlm run acored In 9th doubles by Klinger and Hopke about rainouts? Well suppose 5dowkl °7 McDevitt two outs got Mo Benedict on rU BUn out for Paffel In 7tb ANSWER —There is no penalty for mental errors which I? SO— Wallin and singles by John Wisniewski the Bees are rained out? Then Evana 5 BB— Wallin b Flew out for Ponte In 9th base on a walk and Gordy Max- MUaeal ER— Wallin If the Russets lose the Bees-st- ill 3 Evans 4 this happened to' be In the scoring rules there Is this basis to 0 Evana till SOI and A1 Renders well provided the’ tie with a Idaho Falla 18—7 win But if the Russets win back up your ruling: “A base hit is scored when a batter reaches walks Two stolen and base a — Dantonl 2 Hlney R Weatherapoo homer over the right field fence Hintze 2 Benedict Maxwell first safely on a fair ball which has not been touched by a Queen 3 Hopke’s single in the fourth ad- while the Beet are Idled here’s Cooke 2 Antoine E— fielder and which is in fair territory unless in the scorer’s Pocatello lead but how It would look: The Salt ball EARL FURLOW replaced Scarlatto Gllchriat Hlach Wentberapoon RBI— Dantonl ded another for a 11 3 McKeon Idaho Fall Pokes Slnouefleld 31 9 3 845 Maxwell 40 been with could handled have effort” it lost his 23 ordinary was Carlson shutout In the Salt which on the Missoula mound Cooke Antoine 3 SB— Dantotn judgment Mahaffey game of May Lak CltF 11 88 044 to The Special Tribune would who error instance the Tucker However in this you slap Rufus Queen SF — McKeon Boise fifth on a walk rained out of Derks Field will In an effort to stem the tide LOB— Mltaoula 10 Idaho FaUa 8 2B— A pennant lost POCATELLO— The Pocatello be by a single upon— the outfielder who didn’t catch it' or he shortstop or Hintze Weattierapoon 3B — Dkntlni Johnson’s single and Lou Balsz’s played as part of the regular but Furlow walked- - Jess Queen HR— Athletics point! percentage Maxwell HBP— outlasted messed by to Weatherspoon who the the Magic second half schedule July 8 and Jay Cooke and Wendell An- Paffel WP— second baseman sacrifice fly up play by coming out Paffel IR Cariaon - But we’re not through flgur — interfere? The scoring rules say To give the hatterthe benefit Valley Cowboys for an ll-- vir-- Eddie — - Leishman-announced toine singled in Queen wi(h the 7 1 Paffel 5 SO— Cariaon 8 Paffel Ponte i BB— Cariaon 3 Pur low 3 ‘ That ended the mercy Ideas of the doubt on such a play so I would rule a base hit flukey tory in a game here Tuesday Tuesday yet— suppose the Russets winning ijm ing Paffel 9 the Buzzers and they are rained for that was night a That’s the been similar is the out have Bees it highlighted way and may play by though cracked over four In ' the a big rhubarb Incited by Cowboy — scored frequently In the big leagues play Then if the Bees won hurler Russ WIngo and eighth “Itwa s noted in The Tribune some time ago regarding a they’d still be champs If they Athletic manager Vince Plum-bKenders walked and Mahaffey lost oh dismal thought it would change in baseball rules for 1957: If a base runner Is hit by homer a batted ballhotliIhe batter and therunnerare out’ The in Joe Ala’s three-rudropped a bunt single Hewitt look this way:' the Pocatello third climaxed Idaho Fall "99 ' 31 879 batter from deliberately being hit walked to load the sacks and Salt explanation was to keep-th- e 11 Lak City ' U3 38 ' Inning that put the Kendhome to break up the double play We have been unable to find the a Vassle doubled Lou It there’re Anyway you look I Pacific American A’s Pioneer Coast League out in League way League front Can you help us? Almo Alger Provo” - change in the ers and Mahaffey Wisniewski’s too many possibilities to take — u v m GB t MAGIC V ALL FT j POCATELLO single scored Hewitt and the any qhances Hey ' Lelshman-Dapp- er A ANSWER —Rule change was made after start of the season new outfielder Bob Hunt Moskus Whiz and the 8 1 2 1 a Wrih‘ o rf 3 ih hence Is not In the rule books Don Hoak of Cincinnati (a base 8't scored Vassie with a ground rest— get out there and win that lO'e runner) brought on the change by deliberately grabbing a batted Herman cf 4 2 3 Caalno lb SOSO 12 I out last one!— Williams If 5 2 10 Canizzo c 19'A 3 1 13 ball and throwing it to the second baseman to break up a IVnney Schmidt c 3 18 23V Roger 2b 4 13 2 Sorensn 3b 3 1 0 3 Brown 2b 0 0 0 0 double play Taedar’e Realts Taeidr’l He a Ilf' TacaOay’i Reialta rf 4 3 3 0 Ala 3b 4 2 0 1 New York f Baltimore 4 (11 This ruling of both the runner and batter being out on Clarkan Malone p 10 0 North 3 South Salt Lake City 9 Boiae 1 McCtchn a 4 1 2 5 4 Great Billinas Falla scheduled ) (Only nm O'Melia p 3 0 0 1 Boston 3 Waihlndon I the runner being hit by batted ball isn’t mandatory It’s an Winso p 31 01 6p 0o Black Idaho Falla 7 Missoula 0 4 Detroit 2 1 Chicago 0 p 10 11 Made call the with the Southern Pocatello Association Valley umpire being judge whether umpire's judgment (Only samea achduied) 14 17 It 17 7 Wednesday's Frebabie Fftebera Fatal Birmingham 10 New Orleans 4 Frebabie FHebera Wedaeeday the batter tried to escape being hit or not “ff he was hit by a Tatsla '38outIf for Naehvilit 11 Little Bock ft Malona in 4th t Salt Boiae Chronopoloua Chicago at Kaneaa City— Donovan S line drive with no chance to dodge base runner is out but Memphis 2 Chattenooca 1 or Hoc Lakt tCaraon va Trucke ) 4 Mobil 5 Atlanta Faeatell ltd 1 Mix— n P Great rails (SUab batter gets a base hit (as old rules specify) This involves only H—Evan Detroit at Cleveland— Maaa (74) at BilUnsa 3 7a Bryan 2 Herman Soren-°Pltula n 9 on runner to the of the unavailable f Interfere with pm an obvious atterbpt part Clarkaon Wino Wrlht 2 et Idaho Boat on at New York— Brewer (94) Mlaaouia (Sheffield DeGroote Caaino 1 Ro 8:15 pm Vs Turley Fell (Sey fried ) handling of ball by fielder era Ala 2 McCutcheonCanizzo — E O'Melia at i 4 7-- 0 - PB-G- ame T-3- d Figures Show Bees Better Win Tonight r-'A- g y ‘rL Me-Devi- tt -- Russets Rally to Defeat Jacks Keep Title Hope Tlychaser Joins Buzzers - tension-packe- y es 31 four-lea- 1 14 7-- 6 The Question Box d pennant-minde- 1 d outer-garde- n 1 f can-co- 1 2- - 1 H i r — - 6--4 x-- 8 Bees Bescliedule Pocatello Game 1 1 IUO 5-- 0 Lake-Pocatell- o Sfnque-fiel- d Fur-lo- 9 Tribune Baseball Scoreboard o n i six-ru- n rule-boo- i at I k — 01 1 1 1 1 1 1 3-- 0 (3-2- (8-- 4-- (1-4- Glaa-o- 3-- w ) 1 (3-2- S’’'!''1 Observation Ward T hart’s nothing llko a bo wllng night nt Dorkt to ho Ip fddlo pick up p iplit COMBINED AUTO RACES MIDGETS & STOCKS Ala Sorenaon RBI Ala 3 Sorenaon Clarkaon McCutcheonHerman ney 3 Schmidt Bryan HR— Ala Den3B— 3B— Herman Cto?kto’ £cCutchn Denney FRMalnn O'Mrlia 8 Winso 4 Left— Mazic Valleyt s HO— Malona 6 in 3 w’to Jfa8!'11 Mella 11 in 0 3 Black SO — O’Melia 11 Winso 7 J ‘n 3 3 Black 2 BB— O’Melia 8 Ms Inn i’ SB25wri’haxkmi Wp— Wln- - O’Melia’ HBP— Glaasow by Malone W —Bryan O’Melia 1— A75’ UBrown " Slovens 2 Canizzo 2 In Big July 4 Doubleheadcr A-2 £2 p 2 Pioneer League Big Six fThroush Monday 300 or more AB1 Queen Idaho Falls om Abernathy Missoula ’ri Plaster Great Falls 'Ui Jacoby Boise Hopke Salt Lake City 3 Marinri Greet Falls 24 Doubles Cooke Idaho Falls 21 BRngs 7: homers H runs batted n Cooke Idaho Billings Falls 03 runs ct Idaho Falls 65 stolen bases I OVER MimouI A’Dooble Thrills RACE PROGRAMS COMPLETE (unavailable) National League 200 LAPS OF SPEED IN American Associalon Teetdey'i Reoalte St Louie 4 Milwaukee 3 Brooklyn 8 New York Cincinnati I Chicago 0 (Only same scheduled) Wednesday's Frsbahla Fltehen St Lou la at Chicago— Jackson (94) vs Poholsky (14) Milwaukee at Cincinnati (nlaht)— Burdette (54)-vs Jeffcoat (74) (Only samea scheduled) -- -- Pitching Schants Yanks Schmidt Cards Trucks Athletics Sanford Phils Bunntng Tigers BASEBALL - AND THRILLS 4th-8:- 30 Nite-Ju- ly SALT LAKE BEES ‘T11’ FAIRGROUNDS SPEEDWAY- CfJtowJ TidwH m hk Saati ot twn a International League Rochester 5-Toronto 5-Buffalo 6 Montreal 5 Columbus 2 Havana 1 Miami 5 Richmond 3 VI Thursr Washington at Baltimore (night)— Heise 0--1 ) vs Moore (44) pm 2 Trophy Dashes' Main Events Sets Heat Races 30-la- Valley (School S0 ’i More Than 50 Race Cars Made Focetello 5-I Mrt 1 S0-- K1 Cah' 1402 Wm (tank iita Nt M bi ! 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