| Show m'm I ' t I m wwm-- ' ' ‘ w 'rrrrrryi m m ' ? w v W W nr ’ opo : V W 7 wmmwmn ? m m w w w ? s W i y w t t wm mm r t f 4 w r - - t ‘ I Lead Boost to Pair League Dodgers Sweep Hive Snares Sports Mirror by John Mooney fab § filmikc htlt Duel 8-- 1 Tag© Six-Gam- a £ A'-''- ' pi Isn’t evpry day a fellow becomes the unwitting means of breaking the news to a stranger that he’s lost a million i ' kpf Tribune Sports Writer I- dollars Cordon Seyfried thrilled the 5183 fans on Kids Night at v S' Take the case of Arnold W IWratt of Salt Lake City Derks Field Saturday as he fay Until he read the Sports Mirror Thursday morning Arnold pitched batted and Inspired believed he had an Idea that could revolutionize sports offi- the Salt Lake Beea to an rX ’T’ victory over the Oklahoma City ciating and perhaps bring him fame and fortune 89ers to square the aeries at a THEN HE LEARNED the San Francisco 49ers had rented game apiece an electronic hook-uwith their game films that s SEYFRIED scattered 10 of the action while Jould produce almost Instant w ? along the way and very f he game was In process x a he had shutout But 5 to Idea came nearly Arnold writes "Several months ago the Idle that the use of televised pictures— delayed for any de- had to pick himself up In the Pi " sired length of time —could be used advantageously wherever third Inning when he dropped visual recall of the event could be used to advantage Immed- like a stuck ox when he was felled by a vicious liner from iately after Its occurrence YV ! 1 f "I had thought of writing to one of the manufacturers the bat of George Williams He a" was the struck on leg by the ft sounding him out on the Idea when I read your article” blast but grimly finished out Lv' ARNOLD CAN SEE the advantages of replaying films the encounter 2uring the game for the edification of the coaches But he From there he whacked a — two-rui- Ijoea furthers — —double In the fourth "What of the advantages of using such a recall camera Inning and came up with a the final judge lit officiating and umpiring?” he raises fielding gem In the ninth It lhe point was 10th victory ’1 Arnold breaks down the ways the camera could be used of the Seyfried's In 22 decisions campaign lo observe fouls or settle close plays In the spectator sports and he was backed by a 12 hit as the photo-finiscamera has become the final say-sattack Including triples by Jim Euch the winners at the horse and dog tracks Stewart and Bob Will I as j s- v‘ J’ 0 ' r r ' e V-j- f ' i J: MtC '4m— ? jl j' 7-- V- v ' V ' u" A "fl u 8-- ' ' NEW YORK Aug 18 (UPI) The Los Angeles Dodgers behind the pitching of Don j Drysdale and Dick Calmus swept a doubleheader from the New York Mets and 3 2 Sunday to Increase their National League lead to six games yt r V By Jack Schroeder It - J V-- DRYSDALE spun a thrfte-hl- t shutout for his 16th victory In the opener and Calmus pitched five scoreless Innings in relief of Pete Richert to win the nightcap Drysdale victory was settled early when Doug Camilll hit a two-rusecond Inning homer off A1 Jackson The homer Camllll’s third and second off Jackson this year followed an error by Jim Hickman and made both runs unearned play-by-pla- p play-back- sin-gle- s & V- - r a 7 'e 4v' ‘ l'av V- - k 4X-- ' rfV- 1 - - V'V ' wC? y vy 'utJt Jt I !s Frequently the motion picture of the action or the news- !jiper photographs of a close play In baseball will show the umpire missed the call This is the hunaui element but Is this necessary espe- daily when championships may ride on the outcome of one 'decision? ' Suppose In tlse manner of the popup microphone at Jome plate several of these cameras were spotted around the ) bfcses and when a play loomed as potentially close the would press a button the cameras In the area would I On the action and 1S4 seconds later the umpire could view Jhe evidence and rule absolutely right? FERHAPS SOME gimmick could be Invented to super- 'Impose the s tribe zone on the camera behind the plate On T tough pitch the umpire could replay the film and see Vhether the pitch was In or outside the zone Look at boxing There could be no question of the validity ’cf a foul claim If the referee could the film and see where the blow landed um-Jdr- e low-blo- re-ru- Between the suggestions we can offer athletics may foolproof No longer could partisans argue "we wuz robbed” cvrer a close play Coaches no longer would need to analyze tjhe game films at their Monday quarterback meeor on tijelr TV programs and prove the officials erred tings a e Ncwv the officials would have the opportunity of the complete play and analyzing their films before scan-I'ln- g being 'forced to make decisions Since this replay take I‘ only If seconds each time and In this Utopia no official could make an Incorrect de- - OKLAHOMA jrisloo wrniimi te lovt lb And booing would disappear CITY TSALT LAKS Him 4 W C There Would Be Drawbacks X In ’ T4aH Into boubli play 10 1 Salt 400 310 000 Laa 10 03a— 0 Vaooban OP — Davit vnauli'td Stawatt Asaromonta and Davt 3 LOB— Okialwna CIN 5 Salt Laka 10 Jay- 5— Davit hlta Will Gold an (L Grot) Dickson la b J f af bb 7 5 110 3 0 4 3 11 0 4 10 t111111 Stvr4 (W Idt "Slug what wm the pitch you hit?” HOP — by Goidfn (Whlttl aon T— 3 15 "It was a good curve ball down and away” I “And now for Catcher Jones what was the pitch you Seattle 5-- T called for and what did Slug hit?” SEATTLE' WASH Aug 1? I elled for a curve but It hung and came right down (UPI) — Russ Gibson Saturthe pipe” day night hit Mel McGavock’s In“And here’s the pitcher who was the victim of Slug’s blast second pitch of the ninth to the run home s for give ning rTell your fans Rusty what did Slug hit?” Seattle Ralnlers a victory It was a waste pitch Nobody with would good Indians nave swung at the pitch but what can you eyesightwith the over the Spokane expect jack rabbit baseball and the whip bats?” EARLIER IN the fifth Intwo-runing Gibson had hit a ’ TO THINK of It we better let well alone triple enough ana leave the second guessing to the managers and coaches Jppkan 5 -4 W On nnd the magic lantern and wireless genluse In the 000 013 001- -1 I booths MGw (J) J "'Hi Wllhli 1 WS-D- 5-- n 101- -- 1 broad-castin- a um X mtitfof wh ' rvti ip think Kotatad and Irumlay and Gibaan WR Gibton 33 (ML Observation Ward n mrly kv uni m G iSmithO Homo A— () Smith (3-- run —Seattle L3L Forts Tip Pads —Associated Tommyt Tommy Davis Dod- era Irftflelder make a diving catch of drive GrfAt caUK i American league gentact tnio eo? is? is? 4 4 3)4 m II y 34 10’ n 306 i) Ml ji Clvifyj l oi Anyeiee ?) y WMnftori New Ytyk b jMiadaiphia ) OlttiOvran CMceao 2 4 Milwaukee L Heuiten 2 Jen raociica at Jt LouIl ponad ram 4 y MfneKH New York M CM 24 kernel City i fttltlmor Detroit X L An4 ) 4 Monday's Pr6abt Plfcbtrv Cleveland at Aoiton (AlyM) Donovan (1101 vt tar ley (Only tern achadulad) - r&clflc Coast Ixapue poiN Prm The outcome reversed the LOS ANGELES Aug 18 — result last year when Mexico Dennis Ralston a goat turned went on to post a losing chalhero clinched the American Zone Davis Cup tennis semi- lenge against Australia final for the United States SunTHE NEXT "stop for the 7 5 victory day with a on the long road Americans over his college teammate and Is Denver Sept to Australia Osuna roommate Rafael of for the American Zone Mexico final against lightly regarded CHUCK MCKINLEY the Venezuela Wimbledon champion from San The winner there meets EuAntonio Tex then finished off ropean champion England a 4 1 American victory by de- with Aslan champion India the feating Antonio Palafox of final opponent before the Aus6 4 4 6 Mexico tralians Ralston suspended for his THE 21 YEAR OLD Ralston’ Davis Cup court conduct who played beautiful tennis all against Mexico In 1961 and the goat of the American defeat by three days quickly established Mexico last year was brilliant his mastery over Osuna who Is hls rooommate at the Univerthroughout the three days of sity of Southern California this match Ralston and Osuna teamed for He won both hi single the Wimbledon doubles chammatches and teamed with pionship in 1960 and took the NCAA doubles title this year McKinley to take the double Osuna whipped McKinley In THE BAKERSFIELD Calif the opening match for Mexico's player — once known as the Peck’s Bad Boy of amateur only victory 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- Pitching Plonpfr Lrasj© Runs Batted In OH home Dollos Pori Jm ll PIOOO lake City Denver ' ey Worth 49 44 4$ 40 58 42 44 48 49 73 3)5 — 1’1 449 J 41 8 443 II 977 Saturday'! 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I INSTALLED fj 14 9S 88 ”P Glass Pak INSPECTION Of ENTIRE EXHAUST SYSTEM I - SHOCK ABSORBERS! me how to relax on the court He gave me confidence "THIS WAS the best singles match I've ever played and my greatest thrill I kept cool although I got a little mad when I let him get away at 53 In the third set "I really felt good mentally I heard a lot of movie cameras In the crowd They sounded like machine guns I glared at them but I didn’t mean anything by It” THE VICTORY over Oauna who Is Ralston’s college teammate and roommate at the University of Southern California capped three daya of great tennis for the Bakersfield Calif All 4 Mot Othr KlUOTUERS FREF GUARANTEED 5000 INSTALLED MILES PLASTIC ALL LEATHER TRIM SEAT COVERS FULL SET MONT mn4 INSTALLED 1 u T5 DA CHARGE IT TAKE HOURSt 8 am MONTHS TO PAY 6 pm Monday 7th SO Thru Saturday 0mm 11 1000 0 0 0 2 2 SL SERIES Oual coil micro miniature magnetic latching relay with tamo vibration rtuitanco and ambient tempenturo range as SC Colli may b tonnactod to sartot for polar oparitkm Most Chevrolet THE Monday' i profcelte Plttbari Y6ek at PMlniMria Claco (T IJ) vi 4Aren (SI) (nlM)— Jan peanclKO at Jt ord (12)21 vi Glbion 0X2) (Only Kbodulod) 28—T 0 000- -4 13-1- 1445 Now f 001 000 ihock minils Ralston Finally Arrives As Giaiil in Net World Pet Iffcfed York E—Hickman Camilll IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FROM STOCK SC SERIES ihockvibraoon application Yanks Crush Davis Cup Foes baseball returned to this Canadian City Saturday night but only 1845 fans were on hand to see the Portland Beavers defeat the San Diego Padres 4 3 The contest a regularly scheduled Coast league game moved from Portland By AMOclatTd Prei was sponsored by the Inactive LOS ANGELES Aug 18 — Vancouver Baseball Club Talented tempestuous Dennis which hopes to return to the Ralston who has had hls aad league next year dost tennis hours In Davis Cup aOlaa 23 420 ?— 4 t I of Portland ply against Mexico came as he (II a nd Saul I court age raaian MtWIIMam Sunday HaM'ahan SanHitP (II '0 (7® 10) Horn clinched the American Zone Janllapa A— 7—1 15 Oman runa— Jan Dlapa semifinal for the United States National League Now 020 000 relays Press Wlrephoto off bat of Mets shortstop A1 Moran In fifth frame of opening game of twin bill BC Aug 17 VANCOUVER (UPI) — Pacific Coast League Baseball Scoreboard Anpokt I ) for out for for Craip out 8th Lot 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 CRYSTAL CASE r"TrnirTY' By AioocUtfd - E — e In 10 30 10 30 7th 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 p In V4 ir mins 0 0 0 40 10 4 0 3 0 3 0 Totals P&B 0 Htti S " The first football officials meeting of the season will be held Tuesday at Granite High School at 7 pm according to Harvey Murdock president 110 4or GroOa 4 Oj oaunama City Even perfection such as this would pose obstacles VI HAT ABOUT the dressing room Interviews after the World Series If the camera replay showed exactly what the batter hit for a homer to win It all? No longer could the sjwrls fans hear: post-gam- Grid Officials Meet FaiarUad 33 T4i(i Hook I 34 7 t 4l Totals Ran for Howard T Davis In 7th j Moran in 8th HBP-- By 2 TOMMY DAVIS drove In the tying and winning runs In the brhrt)l 4 Hickman 3b 1 0 0 0 OlCirmtl 1b Fairly lb 4 0 1 01 Hunt 2b Gilliam lb T Davli If 4 1 Snldor rf b Farrara rf I 0 Thomostf 4 0 Howard rf Hicks cf Coiomon c 10 Walla lb If 5 1 Moron ss McMullIn 3b 4 0 W Davli cf 3 1 ScNrlobor ss 4 1 Camilll c Jock son p Oryadalt a 3 1 CraiQ p man 2-- Ralston Turns Hero There would be no need for fans to voice displeasure at MurpftV W h official when the film was there for all to see Perhaps Vun 2b av a refinement small closed drcult screens could be spotted Maoortty Go4o Grot around the stands so the fans could see the replay them- Hit ai lves as the official rendered hla analysis of the play on the Dkfctofl 9 film NIW YORK rb rtl i 0 4 1 Htrtfy cf rf Rotrt ab n Will Hook The Mets held a lead against Richert after four innings with singles by Rod Kanehl and Ted Schrelber driving In the runs But the Dodgers rallied for two runs in the fifth to take the lead and Calmus came In and relief ball the pitched one-hi- t rest of the way to gain credit for his second major league victory 0 'ttiere'? considerably more time between action In most sports Xhan this period the camera replay wouldn’t delay the game Flrit ama: ANOILII LOS Drvsdala (W Jackson (U Craio But the Dodgers added three off Jackson In the seventh to clinch the victory two-bagge- Human Element Disappears r SALT LAKE struck for a pair of tallies In the opening frame when Jesse White was hit by loser Jim Golden’s first pitch and scampered home on Stewart's triple In the alley In right center Davis accounted for Stewart with a hopper to first base Salt Lake got another brace of runs in the fourth on a single by Billy Cowan a walk to Ken Aspromonte an error and r to cenSeyfried’s ter The Bees added another In the fifth on an Infield hit by Stewart a sacrifice walk and aonther Infield single by Aspromonte THEY ADDED a final blast off reliefer Jim Dickson In the eighth With one oi(t White singled stole second and scored on Stewart’s fourth hit of the night — a single to center Stewart moved up on a wild pitch and after Don Davis walked Will slammed a three-bagge- r to right to score two more Two youngsters were the big winners Saturday at the annual Kids Night ss John South-308Plnegar of 4384 East won a bicycle and Robert Fujlnaml of 980 Windsor won a college scholarship fifth A1 Ferrara opened the fifth with a pinch walk and Maury Wills beat out an Infield hit After Jim Gilliam forced Ferrara at third Wally Moon filed out and Wills took third Gilliam forced Ferrara at third Wally Moon filed out and Wills took third Gilliam then stole second and Davis singled to left for two runs n 44 J V t r End of lh4 Maligned Officials Gap e Salt Lake City Utah — Monday Morning — August 19 19C3 20 With 89crs Tribune Sports Editor LA Team Opens STATE e |
