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Show The Sait Lake Tribune, Saturday, June 5, 1965 26 Pro Football Leagues Square Off in Expansion Wai Hope for Peace Dims As Rivals Eye Sites Pirates in. 2-- 1 Contest NEW .YORK (AP) Philadelphia, Houston and Atlanta became the chief pawns Friday as National Football the ditional two members, bringing the number to 16, in 1967. A special committee is surveying a dozen possible others. League and the upstart Amen: Houston, with its celebrated can League - squared off in la Dome, and Atlanta, with a new knock-dowdrag-ou- t war of ex- $18 million stadium, are reported to be the NFLs prime objecpansion. New Targets . tives. but Boston looms big in the leagues plans. Big.citips instead of star tarTV Revenue new the w'ere quarterbacks gets. Hopes for an immediate Boston, hub of New England, peace between the pro leagues is the only big metropolitan cendimmed. ter 'untapped by the NFL, and The young and brassy AFL, means untapped TV reve this r bolstered by a $36 milnue. But Boston, like Houston, lion television contract, prepalready is in the rival AFL. ared to add two teams possiThis doesn t seem to faze Pete Atlanta and bly Philadelphia the NFL commissioner, Rozelle, set-uto its eight-teap at its who commented: business meeting npxt week at I have not given extensive Monmouth Park race track m to that. I have no feelthought New Jersey. those cities in particabout The additions would become ings ular. effective in 1966. Chicago was AI L Retort another strong possibility. Joe commissioner of the Foss, This move would get a years with the retort jump on the NFL which has set machinery in motion for an ad- - that his league is ready for any kind of a territorial war. to meet them We are Angels Tip Birds, 4-- 3 head on in ready any bids for attracFoss said LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- Los tive franchises, Angeles Angels rookie southpaw "They have a 40 year start on Marcelino Lopez became the se us but were strong and healthy cond American League pitcher in and W'e can hold our own Foss said he would have no win seven games Friday night as he hurled the Angels to if 4 3 qualms about invading such kev victory over the Baltimore Ori- NFL territones as Chicago, oles Cleveland, Detroit San Francis BALTIMORE LOS ANGELES An b r h bi ab r h bi eo, Philadelphia and Los five-yea- 0 10 Cardens! cf 4 0 10 Apancto ss 0 0 0 Pearson Powe Mf rf 2 3 11 B J ns n 1b 0 10 Adcock 0 0 0 0 h 0 Clinton rf 0 0 0 0 Robtnson 3b 4 0 2 4 10 0 Freaosl ss Bowens rf 3 0 0 0 W Smith If 4 Brandt cf 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Rodgers c Orsmo c Brown c 10 10 Shockley lb 3 0 0 0 11 Power lb 10 0 0 Bletary ph 4 0 0 2chaal 3b Adair 2b 30 10 3 0 10 2 0 10 Knooo 2b Pappas p D J nson ph 0 0 0 0 Lopez p 2 0 0 0 0 Blair Ph Lau ph 10 10 10 110 34 3 3 Totals 2? 4 7 4 Totals 000 000 1023 Baltimore 101 020 OOx 4 Los Angeles E Bowens, Orslno Fregcsi DP Balti LOB more Los Angeles Baltimore 8 Los Angeles 5 B B 2 Robinson Pearson Carde rial, Fregost S Lopez SF W Smith H R ER BB SO IP 2 4 6 6 Pappas L, 0 Haddix 1 0 0 0 0 0 arsen 3 2 4 8 5 Lopez W, 7 3 Lee 0 0 Lopez faced 1 man In 9th PB Orsmo T- -2 33 A 7 103 10 10 13 10 2-- 1 Athletics Send Gentile to Astro Club 1 two-tea- 1 1 11 Orr-ole- Reds by 4-- 2 - John CINCINNATI (UPI) Edward's three-ru- n homer, his eighth of the season, powered the Cincinnati Reds to a victory Friday night over the San Francisco Giants 2 SAN FRANCISCO b r h bi 0 10 Harper If 12 0 Rose 2b 4 112 Pinson cf 4 0 0 0 Robinson rf 4 0 0 0 Coleman 1b 4 0 10 Keough lb 2 0 10 Johnson 3b 2 0 0 0 Edwards c 3 0 10 Cardenas ss Schofield ss JERRY JENSEN ROCK CREEK RANCHES CINCINNATI ab r h bi 3 4 190 North Carbon Avenue Price, Utah 4 or Salt Lake Phone 485-006- 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 Jay mm T- about? Astros Drop Cards, FREE 5-- 2 1 - ST. LOUIS (UPI) Ron Brand, a .191 hitter, smashed a three-ruhomer in the ninth e nmg off Bob Gibson Friday ht t0 the Houston Astros a victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Gibson, who lost his third consecutive game trying for his ninth win, gave up three hits through the eighth inning, including a two run homer by Walter Bond in the sixth inning. 1 n 1 5-- 2 HOUSTON Hall CHICAGO b Cater LOUIS ab r h bi 4 0 7 0 Flood cf 3 0 0 0 Brock If 7 White lb 4 110 4 0 10 0 0 0 Bover 3b 110 McC ver c 4 12 0 4 0 10 110 Groat ss 113 Gasliano rf 4 0 11 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Javier 2b 0 0 0 Mraxvill 2b 10 0 0 Skinner ph 10 0 0 I1 Gibson 3 0 10 p ab r h bi Morgan 2b Mave cf Bond If Gentile lb Asprc te 3b Staub rf Brand c Lillis ss Bruce p ST 3110 4 0 0 0 4 2 3 4 4 4 3 If Buford 2b Fisher p Robinson rf Ward 3b Schaffer c Skowron lb McCraw cf Ntch Is n ph Berry cf Hansen ss Mart n c Burgess Ph Horlen p Wets 2b r bi H 7111 5 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 14 7 5 0 2 0 7 0 3 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 10 0 5 0 4 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK Linz ss Rich son 2b Maris rf Mantle If Mosc itto cf Kubek If Pepitone lb Tresh cf Clarke 3b Beyer 3b Edward c Barker ph Schmidt c Stafford p Lopez ph Howard ph Ford ph ab r h 3 53 A 21 CHICAGO (AP) The PhilaPhillies parlayed Jim Bunnings tight pitching, timely extra-bashitting and costly into a runaway errors Chicago the Cubs Friover victory e 0 day. 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Blank Cubs, SOUTH Could you direct us to the show pool weve been hearing 33 6 I 5 Totals Totals 30 7 4 3, 1964, at MelbournesAustralia Totals Totals 32 4 I 3 200 030 100 6 San Francisco 000 002 0002 Detroit Snell, the New Zealand star, 003 100 12x 7 Cmcnnah 030 COO I0x 4 Cleveland E Aguirre, 1 Alvis DP Cleveland 2B J Alou, Robinson 2 HR McCovey beat Jim Grelle of Portland, LOB Detroit 3, Cleveland 5 13, Edwards 8 SB Robtnson S Nux 2B Brown, Ore , by inches in the mile and HR Howser Kaline (9) hall Gonzalez (1) 5 Terry, Sherry R ER BB SO IP U S. runner was given the H R ER BB SO the IP 7 3 4 Perry L. 54 U Aguirre 4 2 4 3 4 4 same time of 3.56 4. 1 0 Linzy 0 4 4 3 Sherry L, 2 1 3 3 0 5 0 0 Jay W, 4 I Terry 6 5 5 3 2 3:56.8 R.vun 2 3 Nuxhall 2 2 0 0 S ebert W, 2 2 0 0 McCool 0 0 Pa 0 4 Bell 1 o l 0 0 3 PB Jim Ruyn, Hiatt T- -2 28 A- - l 668 high PB Carreon 2 T 2 32 A 17 693 33 Tk tMfc mm come from TOYOTA 4 largest ftunwfictvm of vehicle in tbg Qratitl Opening 2-- 0 Au- school runner from Wichita, LOS ANGELES (UPI) stralias Ronlarke set world re- Kan , was only four yards behind the leaders as he finished and cords for the thiee-mil- e Edge runs Friday, oversha- in 3 56 8 It was the best time of CLEVELAND (AP) Joe dowing the great Peter Snell his brief but spectacular'career drove in the tying and win- who was forced to the utmost to Blaine Lindgren, former Unsingle win the mile in 3.56 4 in the iversity of Utah ace and now ning runs with a pinch-hi- t Inv itational tracK in the eighth inning as the Compton running under the colors of th Cleveland Indians edged Detroit, 'meet. Southern California Stnders Runs Away Friday night. won the high hurdles in 13 9, Ni9ht Gam Clarke ran away from his op- well ahead of a field which in DETROIT CLEVELAN D eluded Ralph Boston, world re as he captured the ab r h bi ab r h bi position Wert 3b 2 0 4 0 0 0 Howjr run at the coliseum in cord holder in the broad jump 4 0 10 Gonzal z Lumpe 2b 2b Cash 1b 3 112 Wagner If breaking his own mark 4 112 Colavito rf Kaline cf 13 33 6 set at Auckland, New' J 4 0 10 Alvts 3b Horton If Jjof Northrup rf 4 0 0 0 Davalillo cf Zealand, Feb. 1. He was timed 3 110 Hinton lb Freehan c 4 3 2 2 0 Carreon c Oyler ss i o o at the three-mil- e mark in j 0 0 0 Demeter ph Whiff Id ph to break another of his stan-10 0 0 Terry p Aguirre p Brown ph 1111 Lupiow ph :07 5. established Dec 0 0 0 Azcue c Thomas ph Indians Call or Write MINNEAPOLIS - ST. P A U L the American League The Minnesota Twins 10 for the season, (UPI) won their 12th game of their last Washington chased Kaat in NEW YORK (UPI4) Danny 15 Friday night by outlasting the the seventh when it scored four in an .runs, Cater and Floyd Robinson hom- - Washington Senators contest. ered in the 15th inning Friday error-riddeThe Twins put the contest night to give the Chicago White away in the sixth inning when Soxa victory over the New they hammered three pitchers York Yankees in the first game for five hits and five runs. The of a series the Yankees had la- big blow was Jim Kaats two-ru- n belled opeation get well double. Cater, who had gone hitless in Bob Allison and Jimmy Hall 18 ERL, SAT., SUN. previous times at bat, broke earlier hit bases-empt- y homers. the scoreless tie when he hit the Halls blast was an inside the JUNE first pitch of the inning served park homer which tied him for by relief pitcher Pete Mikkelsen WASHINGTON MINNESOTA into the left field stands. ab r h bl ab r h bi Cun'ham lb 5 10 0 V'rsalles 4112 . One out later, Robinson hamM Mull n 3b 5 2 0 Kindall 2b Held rf 4 12 3 Oliva r, mered his homer into the- - lower Howard 4 12 0 Nossak cf I, JUICE OR Lock ct 3 0 11 Killebw right field stands to give the Zimmer c 4 0 10 Hall cf rf COCKTAIL GLASS White Sox their second run. The Hamlin 2b 4 0 0 0 Allison If Br kman 4 110 Rollins 3b homers were the fifth of 2 0 0 0 Zim man Kopiifz p WITH EACH c Camtlli ph 0 0 0 Kaat p for each player. Chance ph 0 0 0 Fosnow p Knuckleballer Eddie Fisher GALLON OF Totals 37 5 4 Totals 36 9 10 8 won his fifth game of the season Washington 000 100 4005 GASOLINE U0 105 lOx 9 against no losses in going the Minnesota E Versalles 2 Kmdall, Bridges, os- F FREE COKE or SPRITE last six innings, yielding only now Zimmer DP Minnesota 3 LOB 6, Minnesota 8 one hit. He relieved starter Joel Washington TO ALL! 2B ktndall Zimmer Lock Kaat Horlen, who allowed six hits and Brinkman10 McMullen, Hall HR Allison 9, 9-- 5 1113 4 I r; Ibad "with n 1 Trail rides, fishing, camping, good meals. June 19 to July 3 $260 6350 Bountiful, Utah 1 1 1 1 vacation on working cattle ranch. f 15 Innings Mazeroski dropped the ball on an attempted doubleplay and edged the Pirates Friday night for their fourth straight victory. Catcher Chris Cannizzaro was on second and pitcher Jack Fisher on first with one out in the seventh when Bobby Klaus grounded to third baseman Bob Bailey. Jim Gentile,. . . Home run king Bailey threw to second base-ma- n Mazeroski to force Fisher, traded to Astros in major swap. butMazeroski dropped the ball while trying to throw to first and Canizzaro raced home with run that snapped a tie. The Mets had tied the game inthe sixth on Joe Christophers single and Charlie Smith's tn- pie Pittsburgh scored in the Ond on Donn Clendenons double CITY, MO. (UPI) Diamond Jim Gentile, whose 10 and Mazeroskis single, was in trou-fo- r home runs this season tied him, Fisher, now the American League lead, ble in the third w'hen the Pirate1 was traded Fnday bv the Kan- - had runners on second and thin sas City Athletics to the Houston with one out. But he got Bill Asttos for minor league pitcher jVirdon to pop up and then sec- Jesse linkman another player ond baseman Klaus made a to be named later and $100 000. leaping, eatch of Roberto Cle- As genet al manager Hank mentes line drtve. geles Peters said the trade was in Enough Players Gama with the teams youth NEW YORK Night PITTSBURGH cit- keeping These are all ab r h bi ab r h bi the AFL commissioner movement and would also pro- Klaus 2b 4 0 10 Bailey 3b 4 0 2 0 ies, to sign players at Kranep lb 4 0 0 0 Virdon cf 4 0 0 0 vide money , said. are There , enough play-.,, Chr top r If 4 110 Clem nte rf J J S dra eaue 0 0 0 0 if If 3 0 Cowan meetings Stargell ers, coaches and fans for every- (ma 4 0 0 Cl denon 1b 4 110 Lewis Ff next 2 0 11 3b 4 4 0 Maz 2b oski Smith body. 0 0 0 0 cf 3 0 0 0 Alley pr First baseman Gentile, who Hickman M Millan ss 4 0 10 Rodgers ss 4 0 10 Foss acknowledged that AFL was 31 Thursday, will rejoin C mz aro c 33 010 0 Crandall c 2 0 100 directors probably will take con10 Mota ph to Paul Richards and Lum Harris Pagli'oni c 00 0 0 crete expansion action at their who 2 0 0 0 Friend p him to his best maguided 10 0 0 Lynch ph meeting next Monday and Tues8 1 Bal33 Totals season at JJ in jor league 001 day 000 1002 timore when he hit .302 with 46 010 000 0001 To say it will be Philadelphia home runs and 141 runs batted DP McMillan Mazeroski and Atlanta is guesswork, he 3 LOB New Pittsburgh in York 6 Pittsburgh 6 said. Tliev aie two fine cities-an- d Gentile was off to his best 2B Clendenon, Rodgers H 3BR SmithBB SO ER IP wed like to have them but start with the As since 8 9 joining Fisher W 54 we have fifty or more apphea-8 2 L. 6 Friend the club in 1964 in a trade that McBean 0 0 0 0 tions 076 SP Fisher -ll -2 30 sent Norm Siebern to the He was batting 246 and BOYS1 CAMP ek Victory PITTSBURGH (AP) The New York Mets pushed across the winning run in the seventh inning when Pittsburgh's Bill AFL7-retaliate- d 5 4 4 2 Chisox Kavo Twins Outlast Senators J Yanks in To Score 9-- 5 Mets Defeat WAIST" INSEAM 29 INSEAM 30 INSEAM 31 Man' and Students' T Downtown and Cottonwood |