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Show 'ri'Tr in .Pauls - - 3-Hit- Foils Cubs as 'ItBees Win, ter ; Salt Lake City, Utah 20 , 4-- 2 4,071 Hive Fans til Page ip'H'VWVVVV T'V 4' May 11, 1965 Tuesday Morning By Ray Herbat Tribune Sports Writer Small in stature but big in pitching heart, little Bill Faul at the Chicago Cubs Monday night hurled a brilliant three-hitte- r at Derks as the Salt Lake Bees won,-4-- Ji,;.'" 2. Biggest Crowd The biggest crowd of the year this season, 4,071, saw the Bees win their third victory in four decisions against major league teams since the Buzzers returned to Triple A. Faul was untouchable after a triple by Don Landrum which eventually led to a run. Faul retired the last 11 Cubs o sixth-innin- g in order. Casey Trips, Snaps Bone One Homer who The little has subjected himself to hypnosis on several occasions, was touched for a fourth-innin- g home run by Ron Santo, a double in the first by Glen Beckert and Landrums triple. right-hande- r, WEST, POINT, N.Y. (UPI) Manager Casey Stengel of the New York Mets suffered a broken bone in his right wrist Joe Amalfitanos ground-ou- t Monday when he slipped comscored Landrum. out of a gymnasium shortBut from then on Faul was ing his team met Army before ly the down perfect as he set in an exhibition game. Bruins with ease. He faced only The Stengel was three batters over the minimum at the time of spikes wearing of 27. the accident, which occurred Salt Lake scored single runs as he was about to board a in the first, third, fourth and special bus that was to transsixth innings. port the team to the playing field. Draws Walk spikes caught on Elder White led off the first theStengels cement outside the gymwith a walk. He moved to third nasium and he fell heavily on on Ellis Burtons single to right his arm. right and scored on Corky Withrows An Army doctor placed . a sacrifice fly. cast on Stengels wrist and White also figured in the said Casey would have to keep run. He led off with a tri- it on for the next six to eight three - hit pitching of Bill Faul. The Buzzers to league play Tuesday night against the San Diego club. ple and scored on Ron Campweeks. . bells sacrifice fly. Earl Robinsons single, a stolen base and Don Davis single produced what proved to be the winning run in the fourth. third-innin- Cubs in an exhibition game. The fans were well rewarded as behind the the Buzzers defeated the major league club, Largest crowd of the season at Derks Field, 4,017, turned out Monday evening to watch Salt Lake Bees play the Chicago Outdoors 4-- 2, Bees in Wrong League? Dodgers Tip Astros in by g Rain Delays Golf Battle Sixth Inning Derks that no one complained. five pounds overweight. He was Also, the attendance topped supposed to have lost this by the The Bees picked, some insurthe Bees home attendance for opening of the season. ance in the sixth inning, scoring Maybe the Salt Lake Bees Pacific Coast League Forced From Game a run without the benefit of a have been playing in the wrong jsoni and the Buzzer FORT WORTH, TEX. (AP) -Smidway in the game, base league all along. jment kept all the gate receipts, BeVteii took over the catching, Roberto evere on safe thunderstorms raked the was Mondays victory over the Chi- - courtesy of the parent Cubs. ionly tQ take a oul t5p ,in the Penas error. He went to second w a t e Colonial golf cago Cubs was Salt Lakes third Only one Cub didn t enjoy thej Adams Apple, which forced him on a stolen base, continued to course to delay LOS ANGELES (UPI) Ron triumph in four starts against dayMonday again 'from the game. . . third when catcher Leo Burke Fairly singled home Lou John-- National League opposition, The Cubs, who had experi- threw the ball into centerfield again the final round of the $100.-00- 0 son from third Monday night in The Bees edged Milwaukee in e Leo Burke mented with national invitation tournaRobinson and scored when me ,Preseason behind the plate, moved Burke the 10th inning to give the Los ment. on base first reached pitcher trimmed the Cubs to third when Bertell came in, Gents like you and thp Dead Fish Editor who enjoy the Angeles Dodgers a 2 win ove lost to the Pirates several years Officials viewed the darkened Frank Baumans wild throw. then had to call Burke back be- skies with pessimism but plan San will Bees The Diego shooting sports have been accused by the gents who dont play ago, for a .750 mark against the the same course, hadnt notified hind the plate while Catcher Vic in the first game of a long home to try to send the diminishing that were dead set against all laws to regulate firearms. The run was set1 major leaguers. : Bertell of the fine, another Roznovsky, Take it from the DFE, chums, it just plain aint so. stand Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. field into the final lap Tuesday. As near as anyone could The crowd of 4,071 was not up when Johnson, acquired from third to finish the conplayed Rifle will National the Wildlife ) Federation, The National was a Southpaw Billy Hoeft fine the Knndson Leads a gure. to play left field after .quite test. major league turnout, Hive. for the Assn, and other top sportsmens groups are on record as to Berteils pitch Milwaukee threat weight at Possibl-get ing the Burke, sidelined incidentally, Davis pulled was George Knudson will take a SALT LAKE taking firm stands In favor of reasonable and effective laws May 1 with a broken leg, beat season, but the weather was fielding gem of the evening, div- - Chicago ib r h w ab r h bi one-shlead, carved through 3 2 2 0 to control misuse of firearms. 4110 jiw out a hit to shortstop with twOso much better than anything 2 0 J ing to knock down Elder Whites L.narumcf the 54 holes completed Saturday 2b Beckert affiliated sports4 0 10 The NRA and NWF, plus plenty of Bees have had this season at smash, and throwing out the Amal'tano2b into the stretch run for a wiaway in the bottom of the 10th the 3 10 Williams If 4 110 mens groups, have campaigned for laws that would re- inning. He stole second and Gabrielson If 2 0 0 0 Robinson cf Bee shortstop at first. nners prize of $20,000. 4 0 11 lb 2 Davis 3b 111 Santo in of firearms 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PoooviCh 2b went to third on a throwing er- Bertell c quire severe mandatory penalties for use With rounds of Fans Applaud Bright 3 0 0 0 c 0 0 0 Fel$ke Roznovsky3b felonies. 3 0 0 0 the Canadian leads ror by Houston catcher John 2 0 0 0 Faul p hand of the evening Banks lb Tony Lema Biggest 0 0 to lb 10 laws on Bright Bateman. Houston relief pitcher They have asked that the emphasis be placed and Bruce Crampton by one went to Harry Bright, who re- Clemens rf 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Burke control the varmints who misuse guns, instead of restricting Woodeshick then walked Jim stroke. 3 0 0 0 placed Ernie Banks at first base Pena ss Warner p 10 0 0 sportsmen who use guns prop- Lefebvre and fairly came the millions of the Six players remain in chalthird inning. after 0 0 0 Bauman p . through with his single to end and Humphries p 0 0 0 from Patients Wyoming positions at 212 A1 lenging erly 28 4 4 3 d and respon- - j the game, 38 2 3 2 Totals Don January, Chi Chi It figures that most of us are Utah State hospitals at Evans- Totals 11 08OI Chicago 101 101 Wx- -4 los angeles and American Fork were Salt Lake ton sible citizens who hunt deer, pheasants and go out and bust Houston Doug Sanders, GardRodriguez, Special to The Tribune DP Bauman. skeet Chicago E or Bees. the of and Julius Boros. Burke, Dickinson M range. on ner oVs Pena, the a few clays traps special guests um, , lOB Chicago 1, Salt Lake 4. i o Parker ib 3 PAGE, ARIZ. The rainbow trout population in Lake Powell outfielder an Ellis Burton, We would accept severe restrictions on gun if they would Mesa 3B White, Landrum. HR 2B Beckert. Leave Tourney ' will be increased by four million this week. Robinson, Withrow, White. S But such with the Bees briefly two years Santo. SB SF materially reduce crime and delinquency. Withrow, Campbell. Campbell. Aspro'te 3b of players deA number SO BB Willow R when H at Buzzers IP hatcheries IR the The rainbows will come from federal ago, joined B'auch'p if wont reduce crime. , 2 0 2 2 2 3 Warner (U Slaub rf nounced the miserable weather afterarrived and Williams Wyo. Monday and Ariz., 1 Creek, Chicago Saratoga, 3 J Creek, Alchesay Bauman J J Bateman c 0 0 0 3 conditions and gained PGA ap2 Coombs p into the lake Tuesday, Wednesday and noon. Outfielder Lee Green, who Humphries They will be 9 3 2 2 Faul (W) M'K'nile 0 proval to withdraw. had been with the Bees briefly, Gaines ph -4-,071. T 2:13. Thursday. W'desh'k p Eastof the to sent Elmira was a lot of legal The four million fish will be dropped from an altitude of 300 34 3 7 3 35 2 7 2 Totals Study Senate Bill 1592 and youll find Totals ern Leauge. undue restrictions Two out when winning run scored would from a specially equpped aircraft, according to John C. that feet place the in woodpile polecats Ethan Blackaby is not expect000 000 W0 0 J Houston 12 and of a Fisheries of Bureau .22 for a gauge owns director plinking, Sports tjie Gatlin, regional 020 100 000 -3 on the peaceful gent who Los Angelas ed to join the Bees now until Los AnE Bateman, Torborg. DP Wildlife. for ducks and a 0 fo rdeer hunting. Wednesday. Houston 8, Loo Angeles geles 1. LOB On each flight the plane will make four separate drops of And you can bet your last dollar that such peaceful 10. The Cubs have until midnight SB Pacific Coast League Aspromonta. Lillis, Morgan, American League and balk like about 200,000 per drop. Johnson. to cut down their playgents are going to rear on their haunches Tuesday Lost Pet. Behind Won Kestem Division H R ER BB SO IP locoed mule. 2 3 2 2 .667 In order to get wide dispersal over the huge reservoir, the er limit and they are one over. 7 Coombs 14 Wen Lett Pet. Behind 4 Vt 3 like: 0 0 .4 t don ... MacKenzie .636 0 15 14 8 the of no ,652 Tuessome they are had Indianapolis things Here 3 Manager Bob Kennedy 2 3 Vi drops will begin immediately above Glen Canyon Dam L .625 9 15 9 16 .640 Denver kind of a 5 7 2 2 order to any 9 gun 0 be 2 Vi .579 what of 11 farther indication 15 might help I release Oklehoma with They would not be allowed each being City t .425 subsequent day morning 0 8 0 w 3 11 .522 12 in 11 a store 4'1 13 .458 from San Die90 club purposes, all the for from Bv Davis. down HPB j Coombs, practical big 11 coming .500 11 7 13 .350 y7 by mail or even, Arkansas 6'y T A Don Brooks Ten Innings Were Not Against Gun Laws - 1 Not Reasonable Ones . 3-- ex-Be- e, (1-1- v 1 Jt QHf MllllOTl 1 FOllt Slated for Powell law-abidi- civic-minde- 1 1 Gei-berg- ' laws'''''' Polecats in Wooclpile 1 Tribune Scoreboard 30-3- ajji 1 1 1 1 . 2:43. another state. lend a gun to an individual They would be forbidden to a friend or rela- In another state even as a gift or loan to 22,535. 1 1 110 .429 .417 .391 .238 5 5'i 6 9 4 Detroit 5, Baltimore Boston 3, Now York 2 Minnesota 4, Chicago 3 (Only games scheduled) Tuesday's Probable Pitchers (night) Los Angeles at Minnesota vs. Stlgman (04). Chance (3-Detroit at Washington (night) Wick- -. or Harvs. Daniels (1-ersham (l-l- ) ). em Baltlmor Cleveland at (night) Torry (41) vs. Barber Stottle-myr- e New York at Boston (night) vs. Wilson ) scheduled). (Only games or would be able to send a gun to the factory would have to but they service, authorized gunsmith for would refill out such forms as the Treasury Department for a a away gun for sending quire There is no provision or restocking. ventilated rib, choke device, rebarreling a ahead for trip or trap-shoo- t, hunting send could guns They have to would but again they rifle or pistol match, fill out federal forms. The small town store where they are used to picking up a box of ammo probably wouldnt stock it any more because una $100 annual license fee would make it economically .22 rimfires. handle to even feasible, National League Angeles Cincinnati Houston Philadelphia Milwaukee Chicago San Francisco St. Louis Now York Pittsburgh Los Costly for tlie Gunsmith - 12 14 14 U Moony's Results tlVe-The- Theres a good chance the neighborhood 9 10 9 5 j gunsmith reason. Won Lost 17 7 14 15 12 10 9 11 11 10 10 12 13 13 9 IS 11 11 I U Mender's Results also would go out of business for the same $100 would be a Buying reloads at the gun club probably clubs would be the it because appears the of past thing license fee. subject to a $500 manvlfacturers new a gun without a lot of about buying And how red tape? Dont kid ypurself, because the dealer must be positive of your true Identity and place of residence. He must be or 18 if positive that youre over 21 if buying a handgun, be sure there is no must he and or a rifle,. shotgun buying state or local law that would bar you from buying the fire- Pet. Behind .708 .609 .583 .522 .500 .478 .458 .435 .375 .333 2 3 A'h s -- The dealer would be 'an idiot if he didnt Insist on absolute proof. Hed be flirting with a fine up to $2,000, or as much as five years in the federal pokey, or both! Summed up, your DFE figures that strict registration will make it very difficult, sometimes impossible, for " ; gents to own guns. are who crooks the But planning to stick up the comer wouldn t grocer next week couldnt care less because they them. if names own paid In you their pack guns registered Remember prohibition? The bootleggers loved it. Crooks would welcome gun registration. It Would be dandy for busi- ' .250 9Vb .652 .419 .524 .429 .409 .375 1 2 5 54 O' Monday's Results San Diego 2, Oklahoma City 0 Tacoma 12, Hawaii Seattle 13, Spokane 4 (Only games scheduled) Tuesday's Probable Pitchers at Portland (George Culver Van- couver (unavailable). Oklahoma City (Darrell Brandon at Arkansas (unavailable). at Salt San Diego (Don Rudolph 7:45 p.m. Lake City (Billy Hoeft at Denver Indianapotts (unavailable unavailable). Seattle (Bob Radovtch 0 kane (That Tlllotson at Spoer Charley Spell Hawaii (Pete Craig (Dick Estelle at Tacoma SI Buns Batted In 6 6 Los Angeles 3, Houston 2 Philedelphie 4, St. Louis 2 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, ppd. rain (Only games scheduled) Tuesday's ProbaMa Pitchers St. Louis at New York (night) Gibvs. Spahn son (5-(night) Houston at Los Angeles ). vs. Osteen ) Guistl at Philadelphia (night) Cincinnati ). Tsitouris (22) vs. Short Chicago at San Francisco (night) ). vs. Herbel Jackson (2-Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (night) vs. Cardwell ) f 18 6 Salt Lake City Western Division 8 Tacoma IS 13 0 Portland 11 10 Seattle 12 9 Vancouver 13 Spokane 15 9 Hawaii NatlMial Lmiw Bwfct Cubt, R; Mav. Giant. 1; iol Inson, R)i, it; rvei, 11 AimrlcMi Powell, Oholt. IP; Mantlll. Red Sex. It; CoUvIto. Ineiim, It; Kallne, Tlgeri. Lhm It. TRANCEIVERS FOR CARS BOATS CAMPERS-HO:: ME ::waer.v.- . " law-abidi- J16SS ! a iz&oaxh icuketi CCC3K33 F I, Sez th Sourdough Kid: If I gotta go down and, register Old Betsy,- she aint going Uo like it. And she kicks bad t . "? enough now I L ": $9 Monthly . . . QUIET , POWERFUL dual Only V ' high. New conversion superheterodyne troiw eeiver. Outstanding, reliable perform ones up- to 20 miles or more. Tour own 2 - way redio for butinem e person- -) um. SMALL belt was one of only three, hits the Don Landrum of Chicago Cut glide gafely into third base j on the throw. Landrum Bill Faul as the Buzzer Won game. off J Bee waits major leaguers got for a triple Monday night M Ron Campbell of the m rm? M RADIO 147 lut 4th OORE'S ELECTRONICS Mi jif mi |