Show rw -- 4b “' : f— “ -- l The Salt Lake Tribune Friday July 17 1959 Giants Split With Phils as Antonelli Wins No 14 0 — Phillies Snare 64 Win Dark Banks Calhoun Tiger to Tangle rvfxjz'!1 of ’Header In 1-- - - Opener Aorltd By Pres two-nigh- 1-- lirst — 6-- 4 The first game saw Giants pitcher Mike McCormick’s string of 26 scorejess innings in starts against the Phillies snapped - PHILADELPHIA July 1- 6A three-hi- t shutout by Johnny Antonelli and a ninth-inninone-rusingle by Dusty Rhodes kept the San Francisco Giants one game in first place Thursday night The Giants won the second double-heade- r t game of a with the Philadelphia Phillies after dropping the Lynch Swats Reds Past Stv Louis He was driven from the mound In the fifth Inning - The Second was a scoreless pitching duel between Anto-nelli and Gene Conley until the ninth when Rhodes’ pinch hit single drove-Jac- k Brandt home with the winning run Along the way Antonelli now 14-fanned nine and allowed only one man to get as far as third base Conley who took his sixth loss allowed eight hits -- 4-- It was the first The 5-- lovw CINCINNATI ab r h rbll ab r h rbl Blsnirm 2b 5 0 10 Cnnghm rl 5 1 1 0 1 1 0 White If 1 1 0 Boyer 3b 0 1 2 Cimolrcf 1 1 0 Mutlallb 0 0 0 Smith c 0 0 1 0 0 0 b Jackson 2 0 1 0 Katt c as 0 1 Gimtnas m 2 1 2 1 c 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 Oi Broglio p 0 0 0 0 r Shannon 5 12 1 Pinson cl 5 0 0 0 3 Bell rf Hobnsn lb 3 3 1 0 Jvnrh If 5 14 4 If 0 0 0 0 4 Bailey c Jones 3b 3 Kasko ss 4 Tmtle2b 111 Piosnan p Pena p Schmidt p h Whisrnnt Acker p Nuxhall p Bridges p McDnJel p f Jblonski Stone p s t TaUIa SI 4 10 4! 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Instead of hav-ihdo it” him throw to the hitters Case was rearranging his or¥throw on the side between-starthe might as well do it pitching order at Yankee Stadium after winning the in a game" header against Cleveland STENGEL recalled that he Art Ditmar and Bobby Shantz had employed Allie Reynolds beat the tribe same fash ion THAT’S ’A switch — Ditmar "Reynolds rame t6 me and four-gam- SEMI-ANNUA- Turley’s most recent relief effort in- - Jtoston-- wsdisas'LVl trous — Ar JV 20 SUMMER SUITS As Low as -- "EBY u VANGUARD — - OUT IM fBUrYNDOOB ARCHERY - RubHrlzed PROMPTLY AIR MATTRESS FILLED Add 2V SIm Tax Plus Potto ’ Fall $tr9 2 LOCATIONS 225 CHARGE S Slat ALSO ACCOUNTS SI IN SUGAR Seagull Drug 2I1S HUS-J12- WELCOME 1 OA HOUSI S 11th I i special J LURES d Vlui F JO'mTI" ilia rvbbariid fob vfllvt Toil Na tacandf quality Rtf (9 95 $595 j4‘ Adik £ & $700 Tv for RMoppabie Casing One Prices f Come to the Tire Fair Terrific Prices and JERSEY KNIT SHIRTS 20 to 40 Gifts for ALL — EASY BUDGET TERMS O OFF to (1 IS tc’rsrt' t- - JEWELRY -- CUFF LINKS ""20'40r“" Purchase Sleeping Bags I 'll CIIAC10U0 -Printed $550 Regular to $1150 SPORT SHIRTS flannal autar heavy Double air mat-trRey plaid packet $29 M 1850 - Regular $500 $05° Twa for $00 ” Regular $700 MOO ( Two Ear Sf nj at 670xi5 OFF SLEEVELESS CARDIGANS 39c Special liniflp cavar n COST Regular lo $1250 r EACH— RANGE PricesStart-AsLqvA- s $2S 20 Dozen ORDERS IJ 40 TO ON HUNTING ARROWS- - $10 - $12 n mail ’ JPINIO HIAD( YOUt BOW FLIES Hand-Tie- $750 ftft Rtaular REDUCED TO SWEATERS Yard MonolHamnt Regular $12S Only ?1495 Off 20 GLASS Rf 3 BOWS COMPUTE (ELECTION TRY lm A FEW 1958 MODELS -- Boar and Whit (pedal Root $3S to $5930 Mamba $43 $4950 Gordon $5450 Many Other Brandt BROAD 13-P- c ROD 100 W 17“ fit 00 Roaular Volwo WE SPECIALIZE IN wab 20 Pushbutton ” $623 OFF ’ BERMUDAS & SWIM WEAR OUTFIT & IIU— Vanguard maomum Window and Soiled SPINNING BIG BOW SELECTION O OFF $1750 DRESS SHIRTS PUSHBUTTON EQUIPMENT TV 40 20 to'40 NEW REVOLUTIONARY brmn Am "As Low aS Ife o $1600 SLACKS Ouoiihf T Truck SPORT COATS — Mo3520"io COST As Low as t wm or s ElijGrbawStengi-veMfgeeted-iFCasp-T'e1are- e Passenger L double-- a7 TOR Sizes g lA — On All He fed a grand-slagopher to Don Buddin ending the but game rather abruptly He Stengel isn’t discouraged believes Turley is quality merchandise— and from here on if the Yanks are to do it at all they must do it with quality Stengel says Turley must regain )t hi slow curve he is to give the Yankeer JtL? t eatljl thr hft'T-CT--' ww--- ie had planne? ongiving the new- "He said that instead of throw- getting it over” said Case "so comer a start Wednesday but ing before a game he'd go he was afraid to throw it It's the opportunity like the vowel down to the bullpen in the his fast ball they been hitting in Grba's name was gone seventh inning anil do his over the fence” ’ CT' TIRES s Turley’s Yank Key in Stretch New York News Service going on!! GILLETTE Totata 83 8 II Totals 47 9 8 0 a Walked for Bressoud In 9th: b singled for Hegan In 9th: for Wagner in 9th Rsn Fronritco 1 (loo 9(10 001 0(H) (SMI OOP— 0 Philadelphia E— Freese Cepeda Ashbum DP— Hegan to Spencer: Freese to Anderson to Enuchee: -- Andraon to Koppe to Bouchee Rodgers to Spencer CeTOda ’lob— San Ertnelaro Tphila” rielphia 4 2B— Hegan Kirkland SB Mays Cepeda S — Kgppe Lonnett Bressoud h r er bb I Antonelli (W14 4) 9 FB— Conlev (L 7 61 i ! f 32 29 9 T— 2 20 A— 22159 5th nmm alv Rigney Lists Foiir ‘Musts’ For Giants to Take Flag Second game: 5 Pen Schmidt W (3 2) Acker Nuxhall 8 Broglio Bridges (L 2 Vi McDaniel 1 Stone 2 batters In Oliver T— 3 07 A— 9958 10 0 0 0 0 0 01 FRANCISCO1 ab r h rbll Dvnprt 3b 5 0 0 Oj Klrklnd rf 3 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 Maya cf Cepeda lb 3 0 10 Spencr 2b 4 0 10 Brandt If 4 12 0 Bissoud ss 2 0 0 0 Wagner 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Landrith c 0 0 0 0! 3 0 2 O' Hegan e b Rhodes 10 11 0 0 0 O' ss Rodgers Antonlli p 4 0 0 0 Calhoun entered that bout a favorite but had to rally strongly to earn the draw Lew Burdette trying for(his ' victory was yanked for Tiger’s effective short jabs a pinch hitter in the seventh earned him the edge on one and absorbed his ninth setback official scorecard He came out as the Braves dropped their BOSTON July 16 (UPI)— on the short end according to Mr Businessmans If you are 12 In the last game eighth another official while the third reading this message you Baseball starmaker Robert DAVE HILLMAN went the KNOW the power of "Little Coleman former man- called It even A poll of sports-writerroute for his fifth triumph the first covering Ads" For full details call and Braves Boston of the ager bout had the Display Advertising Dept against seven loses Yielding veteran major league player Nigerian winning on most unnine hits he struck out none and coach lost a battle with official cards EM 3-- 1 525 and walked none cancer Thursday room A Wrigley standing hr v Coleman 68 died of cancer field ladies day crowd of 39 ' 5 09 t ' " 236 was provided with an of the pancreas at Peter Bent j w J 4 Jww-r1 oddity in the second Inning Brigham Hospital less than a — Asaoriatel Freaa Wlrepboto after the Braves scored on week after being stricken Chicago Cubs catcher Sammy Taylor doubles up in pain Frank Torre’s triple and Stan his Evansville Ind home after foul tip hit him Cub manager Bob Scheffing helps Lopat’s single HE HAD been accompanied Johnny Logan singled and here by his wife Alberta and second at Lopata stopped Brown assistant genAustin to Dark Burdette grounded Louisville and when Lopata crashed into eral manager of the Amerl-- j of the Colonels (Ky) as he baseman the Cub third Both many Assn can spent was fielding the ball Umpire with Ifd Sudol ruled it interference of Coleman’s last hours him out and also He called Lopata By Associated Prea Coleman who became manRigney says he has no illu- Burdette giving Dark an un of the Braves two weeks PHILADELPHIA July 16— sions about the road ahead ager without double assisted play the resignation of presafter Bill four lists "No one club is going to run making a catch or throwing Rigney Manager York Yankee ManNew ent musts for his league-leadinoff and hide from the rest the ball ager Casey Stengel in 1944 San Francisco Giants to win "TIIE BRAVES Pirates and MILWAUKEEr h rbll CHICAGO ab r h rbl when the 'club was sold was the National League pennant ab such cf 4 0 2 01 T Taylr 2b 4 110 credited with developing Sitting in his hotel room Dodgers all are tough and Bruton 4 110 stars as A1 Javery Dark 3b Hank 3b Mthews here praying for the rain they’re all playing good ball Aaron rf 44 I0 10 1 01 Wall 0 4 0 0 rf 4 12 1 Greenberg Roy Cullenbine Cvngtnn If 4 0 0 l1 Banks ss which has idled the Giants now Torre lb 4 12 0 Thomson If 2 10 1 Paul (Dizzy) Trout Rudy since Tuesday to go away the "For us to win Mays has Lopata c 4 0 1 TLonf lb 3 0 0 0 ss 4 0 2 0 Altmsn cf 3 0 2 1 York and Whitlow Wyatt bespectacled Rigney counted got to have that 400 hitting Logan O’Brien 2b 3 0 0 0 S Taylor c 3 0 0 0 off: month he comes up with every dCrandal 21 00 00 00 HUlman P 3 0 0 0 Burdette p 1 A hot typical year He's- - been hot and cold aVernon 1 0 0 O' hitting ' p 0 0 0 O' Trwbdge streak by Willie Mays Just when you think he's 8 34 4 85 t 9 tl Tottli to Tdtxls boom off he take ready - 2 Continued good pitcha Filed out for Burdette in 7th back I suri wish he b Flied slips O'Brien 9th out for in ing with the return to wincould come up with one of his Mllwaukeo 010 OOO 010— t too too OOx — I ning form of a sound Jack typical hot months When he Chlcate NEW YORK DP— July 16 E— Torre Dark (unassisted) Sanford I goes off on one of these LOB— Milwaukee 6 Chicago 3 2B— (UPI)— Bill Skowron New TorrO 3 2B— 6 Chicago 3 Get lucky against (War-ren- ) streaks he can just about Milwaukee York Yankee first baseman Aaron 3B — Torre HR— Banka It r er bb Ip who suffered a recurrence Spahn and (Lew) Bur- carry the whole ball club He Burdette (L 1 2 5 4 3 6 ) could make a whale of a Trowbt idge 1 2 0 0 0 3 dette of his chronic back ail9 9 2 2 0 0 Hillman (W 4 Good weather in order to difference" ment last Saturday at BosT— 2 29 A — 23678 (paid) ton is much improved and Rigney- - then referred to his stop piling up late season double-headerwhich could pitching He pointed out that' 1 may be able to play in the the Giants carry only nine lupple SllCCUnibs ruin his thin pitching staff series with the Chicago hurlers and five of them GREENBURG PA July 16 White Sox the club said Johnny Antonelli Mike Mc- (UPI)— Former major league Thursday Cormick Sam Jones Thd White Sox open a Stu outfielder James A (Jimmy) series with New York Miller and Jack Sanford have Ripple 49 died in Westmorebeen carrying most of the land Hospital Thursday after at Yankee Stadium Friday load la lengthy illness night throwing there Then If I needed him he'd come in and give me an inning or two to save a game" 10 SAN Total 37 13 7 Totals 80510ft a Forced Clmoli for Smith in5th out Crowe In ftthi for bran for Katt for Broglio in 5th out for Gramma In 7th In 7th out lor McDaniel in 8th for Lynch in 9th out for Schmidt m 9th 1ft? Oil OOI—7 Cincinnati OOO 230 000—6 6t Louis E — None DP — Grammes to Blosln Came to Muslal Blasingame to Grammas to Musinl Temple to Kasko to 12 LOB — Cincinnati Robinson St Louis 10 2B — Robinson Kasko Grammas Blasinname 3B— Muslal HR — Lynch S— Bailey SF— Jones In h r er bb an 4 Fisher p he held the British Empire’s king to a draw over 10 rounds in New York City’s Madison Square Garden Baseball Yet Dies at 68 13th ft 1 39-7-- y - 1 4 0 at the Screen On Booms 25th Ernie Banks homer for Chlcub cause long- Cal-houn- ’s CalThe Dick Tiger-Rorhoun bout will be telecast over KTVT Channel 4 Friday at 7 pm y: i e defeats consecutive matched Milwaukee’s est losing streak of the 7-- 2 0 three-gam- set dropped by the sagging Braves this season THE GIANTS threatened several times during the course of the game In the seventh inBy Associated Press ning they loaded the bases with ST LOUIS July 16 — Jerry nobody out but the back of the drove in and runs four Lynch was broken when third threat Willard Schmidt starred in re- baseman Jim lief Thursday night as the Cin- into a double Davenport hit play cinnati Reds defeated the St MANCISCO PHILADELPHIA Louis Cardinals ab r h rbil ab r h rbl Lynch batted in two runs Dvpprt 3b 4 0 0 0 Koppe Krklnd rf 4 2 2 0 cf third-inninAihhrn with a single off May cf Buchee lb 4 110 4 2 3 2 Post rf Ernie Broglio Facing Broglio Cepda lb Spncr 2b Freese 3b 2 10 again in the fifth Lynch hit a Brandt rf Bwmnn If 2 0 11 two-rud Phillev homer his eleventh of Lndrtn ac 10 11 Brssud 0 0 0 0 Drak If M’Crmk p the season G Adn 2b 3 0 0 0 Miller p Lonntt r a Rhode Roberts p Sanford p 0 0 0 (I G Jones p 0 0 0 0 V- - e one-tim- THE JUNE 5 fight was third of the year Earlier he knocked out A1 Hauser and lost a disputed decision to Bobo Olson His career record now stands SYRACUSE NY July 16 (UPI) — Middleweights Dick Tiger of Nigeria and Rory Calhoun of White Plains make appearances repeat Friday night when they meet in a scheduled bout at the War Memorial Auditorium Calhoun 24 spoiled Tiger’s US debut six weeks ago when By Auoclited Prnt CHICAGO’ July 16— In a game marked by a freak unassisted double play by A1 Dark Ernie Banks’ 25th homer and the Ineptness of the Milwaukee Braves the 'Chicago Cubs Thursday swept its series with the I league leaders 7-- 5 JOHNNY TEMPLE broke a tie in the sixth inning singling home Eddie Kasko who had doubled Temple’s blow came against Marshall Bridges the loser Tonight in Repeat Bout Pace Cubs Past Braves A $700 A IWsitu §10p 2S2 IOUTH MAIN (L INC 133 M 1st West Ph GAM-183- 3 |