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Hart hit Ken Johnsons sec ond pitch of the ninth inning over the left centerfield fence Friday night to give the San IS MUCH OftM-TRE- D Bruce Summerhays Tha results 2vs, Kean Rldd V, Tom Morgan 1, Mike Tay3, lor 2; Summerhays-Morga- n 0, Jim Farrell 3, Bruce DiFloure 0, Bud Vi, Allln 2Va; Gary Summerhays , Francisco Giants a victory over the Houston Astros. try in the Hare and Hound event must be at the site no later than 8:45 a.m. Up to 150 top bike drivers are expected, along with Salt Lakes Wayne Moulton, Paul Carey of Ogden and the No. 2 driver in the nation, Al Rodgers,! of Calif. The County Sheriffs Jeep Posse will again provide rescue equipment, first aid and radios throughout the entire course. MACHINE OPERATIONS DIPLOMA Total The fifth annual running of the American Motorcycle Assn, sanctioned Western States Cross Country Championships will be held Sunday at 10 a.m. at Cher-r- y Creek, 20 miles southwest of Eureka. SYSTEMS COMPUTER 1 Annual Race GOVERNMENT INDUSTRY 6 Cyclists Slate 2 TBAIN FOR PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS IN ' 1 McLain Rakow Sherry Fox W, 34 Bennett 2 Heffner 3 High School GRADUATES BUSINESS M Lopez, .Ward By Kearns Lanes 3 ht Nieh'ls'n rf 2 0 0 0 10 0b Robinson rf 10 0 0 10 0 0 Barry cf 3 ri i 3 0 10 10 0 0 Horlen p 3 0 0 0 0 HB 1 1 - a 0 3 j 1 1 Fitter 10 1 BOWLERS 2 Giants Tip Astros., Scho- 2 HEY,- - Rip Cougars 1 3 Ritchie ... Radatz L, 3 Ward DP Lot Angeles 1 Horten BPB By Lamabe, LOB Lo Angeles 5, Chicago 7 ner, Lamabe. PB Ryan. T-?B 3B Smith. HR Berry Skowron (2). SB Cardenal H R IR BB SO IP 2 5 5 7 2 2 Lopez L. 1 2 0 0 0 0 Gatewood 1 1 1 D Lea 0 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO 8 6 4 Horlen W. Groat 1 2 12-- 2, Louis 36 Javier, Flood, Alley. SB Brock, Oendenon Aliev, field S Mote. SF Freese, Grcnt H R ER IP 7 7 5 2 3 6 Sadeckl .. 1 0 2 Taylor 3 0 Schultz W, .... 1 1 O 0 Purkey 4 13 5 Gibbon 1 4 13 3 Wood play. The Cubs jumped into the lead in the second inning, thanks to two wild pitches by starter John .error,. by thfrd baseman Dick Tracewski. Utah Golfers Sum-merha- 34 400 Oil 1020 300 004 0007 2B HR it 2-- 1 Poke Game Hit by Jiain 7 11 7 LOB-- St. Red-Whit- Ute, PITTSBURGH ab r h bl 3 110 Bailey if Virdon cf 10 10 3 110 Mote cf If Clem'nte rf 5 2 10 3 0 11 Freese 3b 0 0 0 0 Maz'oski 10 0 0 Knoop 2b Lynch ph Cl'denon 1b 5 2 2 4 Adcock ph 4 12 0 Alley 2b Lopez p PapU'onl c 4 0 12 Clinton ph Schofield is 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Gibbon p Tatal 10 0 0 Wood p 2 0 0 0 Lot Antelea Sisk p McBean p 10 0 0 Chicago 30113 0 Tatalt Total Louis 1 1 8-- 7 Javier A run-scori- 0 1 ST. LOUIS d 0 1 6,115 Ropkie Ken 2-- ick P)-D- 3 0 0 0 1 2 55 PITTSBURGH 1 2 1 hitter. He gave up a lead off Single to Ron Fairly hut then got John Roseborp to hit into a force play and Jim Lefebvre, to hit into a game ending double Bob' LOS ANGELES (UPI) Buhl, with the assistance of Ted Abernathy, continued his hex over the Los Angeles Dodgers Friday night as heTiurled the Win. Chicago Cubs to a Buhl gave up but three hits in .the eight innings that he worked to pick up his fourth win against two losses. He now has won. 30 games against 20 losses against the Dodgers. It is more lifetime victories over the Dod- single by veteran Moose led the American League Gosh) If the tips that' toot bMmeiidin'and'in leading Chicago White Sox to a us ran aa fast as he does t gave 1 victory over the Los Angeles wed make a fortune gers than any other active Angels Friday night. pitcher. Berry cracked his second Tigers Streak . Abernathy entered .the game homer of the season with two Willie HorBOSTON (UPI) when Buhl was lifted for a pinch out and none on in the fourth in- ton stepped up his batting spree -! Lot ANGELES streakThe lead. the : Chicago ning for a bbrhbi Friday night to pace .abrhM .4 Lartdr'm ef 5 0 2 0 Will u in the ing Detroit Tigers to a White Sox made it Becker 2b 4 0 0 0 Parker lb LOOKING FOR X Williams If 4 0 0 0 Daws cf fifth inning when Skowron sinvictory over the Red Sox, Santo 3b 4 2 M Fairly rf SUMMER FUN 71 ' Banks lb 3 0 0 0 Ros'boro c gled Al Weis home from second DETROIT ab r h M BOSTON W ab r h Clemens rf 3 0 2 Ferrara pr 4 2 2 2 5 12 Grean cf Wood 2b base. R'novs'y e 4 0 0 0 Lefebvre 2b 0 0 0 6 3b Bert ell e 1110 Malzone Lumpe 2b . KEEP COOL 0 0 0 0 Griffith If 4 2 10 Yastr'sky If 5 2 5 5 3b Pena ss . 2 0 0 0 T'cewskl 3b Danny Cater opened the fifth Wort 5 3 3 2 C'mgi'ro rf 4 0 0 0 Kallne rf Buhl p 2 6 0 0 Purdln p May 15 thru Aug. 15 0 with a single but was forced by Demeter 1b 4 2 3 L Th'as 1b 4 0 0 G'br'ls'n ph I 0 0 0 Moan oh ALL 7RACTICE BOWLING! 5 3 4 5 Mantilla 2b 3 2 11 Horton If Crevrfo'el pb Weis. Weis, however, made it Freehan c BRING YOUR FAMILY Th'as cf Totals 32 2 1 1 Tatals IfTTl all the way around, moving to GCash lb CM 010 001 000- -2 so second when Bobby Knoops M'A'Mffe Lu Anseles IOO mi oooMcLain P -I -- Banks, Landrum, Williams, Traeaw-sk- l throw went wild on the attempt- Rakow p Despite wind and rain some DP Chlcaflo 1. LOB Chicaoa Brown ph Los I, ed double play, stealing third Fok,p good scores were turned in. Aftgelet 5 Lefebvre. HR Santo (). Steve Thayne' shot a 75 and and scoring on Skowrons hit. SB 40 12 20 IT Totals Clemens, Davis. S Wills. SF PEI, LARAMIE (AP) The first Detroit Gary Summerhays, Bruce LOS ANGELES CHICAGO game of a three game series Buhl W, Booton each Farrell and Jim 0 b r h bl b r b bl DP Boston 1. LOB Detroit E None. between the University of I'nafhy .. Cardanal cf 4 0 0 Cater If 4 0 10 12, Boston 12. 2B Kiatno, Demeter, Cash, f had a 76 for the Utes. Purdrn L, J7-Yas- Pearson rf 4 0 10 Weis 26 3 B Lumpe 31 00 Grean, Yastrzemskl. Utah and the of University Reed 4 0 10 Romano e 3 0 10 trzemski Freposi at HR Wood tl) Horton 2 (9), Bud Allin carded a 75 to take Perranoskl 540tf W. 0 SB So. Smith If 351 298.163 r 4 110 Skowron 1b 4 11 Yastrzemskl 2 (6), Mantilla (4). Wyoming diamond squads was Miller i j. .. 40 11 McCraw 1b 0 0 0 0 Wert, Wood, Corrigliara. S Lamabe, Rodgers c top BYU honors. Kent Vernon 2 0 0 0 postponed Friday by rain. Shockley 1b 4 0 0 0 Ward 3b 77 ' Ridd a a had and Kean J8. 3 0 10 Hansan 4 0 0 0 Scbaa! 3b ss IP The teams scheduled a day-nig- ; 1 The University of Utah's ane nual spring game, an intrasquad affair featuring the In preparation for new look the Alumni game a week .later, 7:30 will be held Saturday Mountain View, Wyo., reportp.m. in the stadium. ' ed a stretch of road near Lone . There will be no admission Tree is in bad, shape because charge as coaches Bob Watson of heavy runoff s. and Gordy Lee send their White They said cars trailing Charges against the Reds, heavy! outfits were stopped at coached by Ned Alger, Lynn least one day during the week. Stiles and Bud Tynes. The Whites, captained by John Stipech, will have Jack Gehrke at quarterback, Ben Woodsonand Jerry Pullman at the halves and Rov Borthwick at fullback. ti The Reds., captained by Richard Groth at ouarterback. will have Doug Wells and Bud Heard halves and Marv Lowery at at The University of Utah golf fullback. team crushed Brigham Young on. the to 8 University, 17 Bonneville links Friday, Skow-ro- n e, 0 For now W, 22 1 0 Flels - p'Donoghue L, 1 5 1 Wyatt O'Donoghua faced 1 man In fth 1 Wyatt. PB Bettey. JT Cards-Ranvbfi- homer-an- Berrys lad 1 3 1 33 CHICAGO (AP) it aarftbi Htll Zoilo e, KANSAS u Friday night, on 5-- 3 single and a wild pitch in the ninth. Jerry Kindall led off the ninth with a single off John ODono-ghuwho had hurled a five-hshutout through seven innings. After John Wyatt relieved pinch hitter Jerry Zimmerman readied first on an interference call against Kansas City catcher Rene Lahemann Versalles followed with his single that scored Kindall with run. Then, after Frank the Kostro hit into a double play, Zimmerman raced home from third on Wyatt's wild pitch. 5 Groan A 3M1 C'panYte Maf'ews H 4 0 0 0 Har'laon 1b 3 0 10 Gontit 1b Landis cf Charles 3b 2 l st ftoiims 36 190b OOva rf 4b 1 0 KJHeb'rw 1b 4 17b d SUiison cf " i M City Versalles Alli-eon- Tandeiii Checks Dodgers, 2 tol Battle at Utah Today Anglers planning trips to Flaming Gorge over the weekend were advised Friday to travel via Green River, Wyo., if they have heavy outfits to traiL Forest Service personnel at 5-- , , WVW .. vor Reds, Whites Chicago Mound The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, May 15, 1963 34 , - - - - a-- -- built-i- n |