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June 18 1951 The Salt Lake Tribune 'Wednesday 29 Tilwteskee Burdette Stops Cubs San Francisco Loses rress By Associated nrrouRcH 9-- 1 June 17—Ted Roman Mejlas and Virdon blasted triples in second inning Tuesday night the as the Pittsburgh Pirates sent tered hits as the Braves posted a victory and increased their National League lead to 2i games The victory his fifth against four defeats was the first complete game triumph for Burdette since May 22 when he deFrancisco feated the San Giants 6-- k five runs across the plate and went on to defeat the Sin Francisco Giants 61 4 - Rigney ejected manager and coach Herman Franks of the Giants from the game in the fifth inning THE FIDGETY righthander FRANKS disputed several had been knocked out in eight of his last nine starts With the de- balls that Venzon called on 4 cision he claimed the 90th vic- Frank Thomas who walked tory of his career and his 13th Then when Rigney argued over over the Cubs against seven deFranks' Gives three ejection Venzon also Whitey Ford feats Mdlana as him Yankees hits the whip out ordered of game The hardest hit ball off BurCurt Raydon who gained his dette was Bobby Thomson's eighth homer of the season in secondsvictory against two dethe ninth after two were out lie feats pitched masterful ball up struck out four and walked only until the ninth when the Giants threatened and yellefer Roy one The defeat was charged to Face had to come on to save the is game Cub starter Drabowsky-whrow Raydon who has earned both victories at the expense of his the In beating the Cubs Giants allowed nine hits the Braves pulled another full walked PHILADELPHIA June 17 four and struck Out six de of Giants ahead the game with (UPI)—The Philadelphia Phil-Ilethe before game leaving leafed by the Pittsburgh runners on first and second and routed render Clem Labine Pirates none out Face retired the side with four straight singles which Successive singles by Tony without any trouble led to six runs in the eighth Al Dark Walls Lee FRANCISCO and BAN Taylor rirrsoutrH ak r b rbt produced Chicago's first run in Abut? abrbrbI 4 Virdon et 3121 Inning Tuesday night for a the opening 'inning Milwaukee navrort 3b 5 0 0 0 Skinnerul 3 0 0 0 comefrom-behinvictory Groat went ahead in the same frame tlearevidemin : 811 8 Klsrwskt lb 4000 4 3 0 Over the Los Angeles Dodgers I se 0 0 0 0 0 lb 0 spencer on Frank Torre's long double to A throwingerror by Labine the fence in right center that ZPteakre : 8 1 8s TFITIT:rT) II 1 I 4 0 3 0 tdreroski 2b 3 0 0 0 which let lb Brsgood In two runs aided the Bill Hank Bruton and scored Antonelli p 0 0 Pollee c 3111 Gomez p 0 0 0 0 Hardon 0 4 0 0 0 Phillies Aaron rally in their fight to p 0000 Torre scored Milwaukee's Vilzr0pman li g s the cellar where the escape third run In the fourth as he sin- - NteCrmek p 1000 0 0 0 01 been since May 12 have Dodgers 1 a a 01 gled and crossed the plate on a BY TWO double to left center by Johnny TRAILING the 20 $ 0 5 Totals Totals 54 0 out tor Gomez In Stri b-- ?MN fire when Logan caught Ziocr no8111111riolunleldthoufrf-orirKIPusild In the fifth Red Schoendienst CormicZ Daft Phil ley and Stan In Eith Lopata singled Riehie Ashburn got his first hit since returning 100 000 000- -1 to the Milwaukee lineup last Sat- gpTentaL""I" 050 000 el singled home one run and Solly Materosk I limos 17—Schmidt 1DP—Grrat after failing to bunt tirday Bressoud and Klueeviikl: and Spencer MILWAUKEE CHICAGO Kitts- - twice singled In the tying run 2: Mareroski Groat and k sib r All r flit Cda ab 10 PItte- - 4 year IN POSTING his eighth vic tory against two losses Ford Phi Hies Edge Dodgers in 9 'to 6 Game 4-- allowed Mickey Vernon a single Rocky Cola vito a seventh-inninscratch off Andy Carey's glove a n d Minnie Minos° a sin gle to center second- last-innin- Ford needed his form to outclass Ray Narieski w h o sustained his fifth loss against eight victories liar leski struck out nine and also 1 9-- 1 1 O race — 11 pinch-batter- s It! - I t-t- o OIS TA-- I — The single game home run -4 Lowe hit four while playing for Roston May 30 1894—two In the third inning one in the fifth inning and one In the sixth Though his feat was equaled by Ed De 'chanty' In 1390 Lou Gehrig was the first modern player to hit four In one game in 1932! record- Hank Bauer whose bunt was the only Yankee hit in the first five Innings beat out another bunt with one out in the sixth inning and contin third-Innin- ued to second when Billy Moran threw wild Cil McDougald's fly out was followed by an in tentional walk to Mickey Man tie Then Yogi Berra singled to right scoring Bauer and ending a string of 24 scoreless innings for the Bombers YORK NEW 4 Forest Dale Best nine: A group--Jeann- e Smith first Gwen Benderson second Low putta--Glady-s O'Brien first Beverly Rindfleisch second B group—Buff is Lybbert first Enna Johnson second Helen Smith third Low putts—Paula Blackmore first Emma Ricks second Nine-hol- e group—Gertie Spratt first Barb Russell second Low putts—Pat Bail May Ringer winner Is A group B group—Marls Mildred Andreasen Bonne Nine-hol- e group—Louise Gam Tect-e- ft Urns for next Tweaks nine-hol- 1013--S- 1 SI--M- 1 1 11 –'‘ ":°" Jim Wilson and Dick Donoboth pikted ithutouts against Baltimore Sunday van Ray Boone playing in his first 01 In Torre Logan Drobowski IL 44) robbie )3urdotte tig 64) h In 7 4 8 0 3 0 31-- a 9 rbbun r 4 6 4 2 0 0 3 4 4 8143 Glade Pielfie Park Nnethweet ply linos defeated torkelion tnainetra def ault Builders Oil and J Lawson Tank'!" 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II n i Top Turf Field 00020 21470001 and continue until Scheduled for Sunday will be a Sunday breakfast at 8:30 am followed by a best-bal- l tourney 41 Over A's — ItawaziA:v champlonshipwilibegin Wednesday Saturday ito ITotals 1 1 — Qualifying round for tho Salt Lake Country Club's club tourney: Class Royal T's—Mrs Nellie Petersommanfirst Bette Coles second Helen ager—Janis Peterson Whites Joy Stafford Wise putts Class 13—Mary Jones first Stafford Barbara Alice Heiler second Virginia Bentfm Dorothy Archer Christenson Susan Margret putts Class C—Una Billings first Car y Christenson Patricia Robinson men Brown second Eva McCormick Cynthia Candy Janice Judd Lorrine putts HAY'S Kathryn Hayes Kathy McBride BOSTON !CHICAGO Win Moore—Mrs Jackie Emely manager ll r It rbi ab r h TM I 1 0 1 2 —Karen Jensen Mary Jane Fad Carma Buddin ea 4 0 1 0 Odman 3b Copper Golf KANSAS CITY MO June 17 IlUnnOIS Johnson Jane Ringwood Karen CarPoulos 2113010aEspeito3b0000 Most Morgan fives—Pay Kay stensen Catharine Tuttle Lora Jean 4 0 2b 0 0 Fox Williams if 4100 Bit" 13°11'2" Naomi Willi (UPI) Billy O'Dell suffered only Gernert Auger Danele Auger BeNne Waniess lb 3 0 11 Smith if - 8 00 01 0! 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Wall A1104110 a i 6 Edward Leary Joe Lewis Jimmy Aryi bChitt 1Ni 3 Plerce 5 4 5 5 ton Dill Baker David Keyes Dick Gorman 6 0 00 0 T Howell Jimmy McKean Rick Baker On the Screen Tod Waniass r—Jed England 31 4 7 IF SI I 5 1 Totals Totals Johnson Ricky Riser Paul Smith Grounded out for Grim In eth bThe middleweight bout be Allen Gerald Rodgers Bryon Vila Elberi struck out for Tomanek in Stk tween Kid Call Ian and Yama Em ley Larry Auger Elwood Shill lett 00 ø 000— Baltimore Waneas City 000 SO 100— 1 NEW YOM June 17 UP — Bahama will be telecast in to Herbert S—Lonsa DP—Tuttle 5 Kansas gimp lion George D Widener's Jester last Salt Lake City Wednesday at S—MarCity 4 23—Smith 7 am over KUTV Channel 2 tyr Williams SF—Gardner season's futurity winner heads h r or bb in a field of eight en 5 I I 0 4 g Odell W 7) IK! in a 514 4 4 2 2 2 Herbert (L middleweight bout tered for the 31st running of the ita Grim IV0 00 0I 0I F20000 at the Miami 'Wednesday night 1 2 Torpinek add Shevlin Stakes at Deach auditorium I 0 0 0 U I Gorman 91 83 4 Totals Runs Batted In out for Grommet in Oth out for Lown in Oth National Losersis—Tbrimas Pirates Nil 1118—19 atil 52: finks Cuba 53 Mars Giants 42 1013-8airi- mors DA42 00 001 4 Giants Cspods Cingionatt Athieties Temple DP—Grammas to 51 Americas 49 Bed Jensen Red Sox Gernert Crowe Muslini to Calk° to ?diktat Sox 39 Temple to Grim tilosingame to Kafho ma to Crowe 2 Bailey to Grammas Int-Chinto tioik Boyer to ttlasingame to Mii- i mat Temple to McMillan to CloweIOft l National League —St Look ft Cincinnati 8 2B—Hoak i Vion Loot Pet Belmont Park Wednesday T-:!tt— euologheM M Musial Bit—Flood McMahon It'aves 2 a I a57 2 Boyer 2 $ PO h r er bh so Purkev in 4 a0n I Giants hi '3 8 4 4 3 7 McCormick fircenan 1 P00 4 Phillips Cubs 0 Wight 721 3 Bloats Spann Paine W American 1011110 4 3 3 4 3 811 Lawrence L 1 8 4 3 0 213 Wan Lost Schmidt (L Pet 5 3 3 3 0 0 Larsen Yankee I 0 Ji33 Hadclix — inning topped by Al Ka line's 17 June DETROM (UPI) 1 3 S33 In Lown Turley Yankees 2 (tot) Ozzie Virgil first Negro to play three-ruhomer wrapped up (Wight pitched to 2 battens in 7th Ford Yankees 1 4 Jinn for Haddix pitched to 3 men in 1-- Elth t Hyde Senators the Detroit Tigers in Briggs Billy Hoeft's thirclstraight vic1 SOO 213 4 Red Braman Sullivan Sox (Hoak) k jiBP—By 3110 13 allifilT111141f 4 21 34000 4 ti — to 1 Alf SS—Remus !CINCINNATI r b tbll ab r b Ho! 2b 5 I I 0' Temple 2b 3 1 2 3' Lynch rf Crigm Mustial Ib 52 2 2! 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K !holm and Bero 11011 for Fernandez Singled and flied 5th: and struck nut far Sanford In ilthi for Klippstein in gth 1 se 101 Old inl—et Angeles lot din 4Wle-- -0 Philadelphia DP—Remus to Fernandez E—Labing to Anderson 2 Fernandez to Femme to Anderson LOB--Lo- s Angeles 9 PhilaSnoford Purities delphia 12 In CINCINNATI June 17 (UPI) —Joe Cunningham smashed a threerun triple in the ninth in ning Tuesday night to !park a six-rurally that carried the St Louis Cardinals to a 104 victory over the Cincinnati Red Qualifying Play Low net: grouts—Mrs Cur tis Evans first: Mrs Ralph Harman second Mrs Clyde Cannon third Nine Gallacher Nick Eldredge Mark Me- hole group—Mrs Richard Winegar Querrie Richard Teel Torn Garner first: Mrs Hugh Newton second: Mrs Dave Eldredge Mark Rockwood Gary Roter Rohl ling Next week team match Cox ye Wedneaday'a schedule—Gonzales best ball tourney Call club for times Traberts toads vs Rosewalls T-- Set C C Golfers e OakrititTe 00000 — issued a reminder to Evans all managers to report match scores to him as soon as possi ble after completion Little League netters will have organized practice and will play matches at least once a week The squads and schedules: Hillside League Bernstein Cuy Hunt Dana Hunt Mark Allen Undoes Charles Parma lee Mike Parmelee Skipper Cuthbert Art Sandeck Pantheira-- -J Ken Sneddon Lewis Haines managers—Tom Johnoons Ricky Johnson Douglas Snedden Malcolm Sneriden Jeff Swinton Robert Felton Flank Fe Itnn Philip He tangle Donald Winder Peter Nackowski Tint Stine Robbie Hotta Rick Young BYron Williams Milton Derrick Jeff Porter Donald Swenson Lions—Arthur Vodak manatter—Steve Moffat John Halsey Jim Baker Tom Baker Peter Nackow ski John Midtley Bruce Blakemore r)ave Felt Tom Vodak Paul Vodak David Muhlstein Wednesdev's Schedule—University et Utah courts 6:30 pm—Tigers Ps Lions 7 pm—Dears vs Panthers Hunt Nine-hol- 000l game for Chicago since obtained 01 i 11 NVith 10 players per team the agregate number of youngsters —all under 13 years of age— would amount to more than 400 participants in the junior development and physical fitness pro- 4 Paul Highans Rears—A Wally Sandack manager — Eddie Atwood Frank Atwood Douglas Inky-the- Or 1 HinckleY hays day Benniaa's Rosa—Dick Bennion manJoe Bollinger ager Sandy Brnoke Peter B11111111 Lore Moench Scott Country Club Benninn John Billinga Murray ClawMatch play on even holeb—Class winner Mrs Jr e Ray Class A son David Wetzel' Rudy Thompson nine holes Mrs W W Cassidy Class Pat Shea Jim Miller Scott Kelly Aadnesen The Smashers—Frank B Mrs D O Clark Clan C Mrs 1Chriat Whitney manager Robert McAllister Ray Stout Adams 'Tony Woody Whitney John Qualifying round for President's Cup YOUIg Tom Cato John Lurivell Rob—Medalists was Mrs Joe Ray in Crewcuts—Joe ert Keyser Cowley's group and Mrs W W Cassidy In play First round matches Cowles' Jr manager: Steve Ashton Jack Christiansen Dan must In completed by June 24 Play- Scott Ryan ers mai call golf shop for opponents Sorensen Peter Snow David McKay Ed Holt Doug Cannon Mark Green Lee Richardson Joe MOSEY1W Dick Bonneville Robinson Kramers—Nat Levine man Moat sevens—Rosemary Smith Beth alarm Chuck Culp Danny Fehr Johnny Quick Most eights—Dorothy Mollerup Marg Wim Ray Roger Reaves David Marton Curtis Michael Levine Rands Pett Stanley Adams Howard Collins Link Ure Fort Douglas Wednesday's Schedule—University of Low net grotto: Class A— Utah courts 4:30 pm—Bennion's Bees Elizabeth Slagle Elaine Bowdle Putts VI The Smashers Kramers vs Cow Katherine Christensen Class B—Pet ley's Crewcuts Stevens Maxine Winters putts Dna Dastrup Class C—Arleen Kesler Jean Parley's League Miller putts Edith Allen Robert Largrow: Class A—Margaret senGensalea—Randt Okland Tony Rampton Dan Flandro RobLUCY McDonald Goff putts Edith Steven Ashton Craig Class B Bette Smell Glee ert ltlargetts Jennings Trabarts—Robert Glen Fart Richards putts Jeanne Bridwell Class Cooley Paul Woods David Boyce C—Afton Gurr Ellie Ward putts Howell Lowe Coombs Prent Robert Doug Marie Starr Eldredge John Hunter Steven Wininet 0 1ln a Sunday trade with Detroit 01 knocked in one Chicago run with II 0 en Francisco 'T Tarlt 2b 4 2 2 0 Schdnet 2b 4 1 1 0' rewsk 8 30—Kluerewskl LOS Landis ANGELES but Jim TPHILADLLPI1IA Slushier Virsingle Hellas burgh 1 0 0 3 0 3 ate r Bruton rt 4 Dark 3b ah r h ehl Carey 3b 'WI 3010ta ale for the 16th game hitting in the 4 0 2 ma 1 0 Ashburn el 1 1 2 If Wails rt Gilliam 3 Matnee a 3b 3 2 1 0 don Kubek 5 2 r er bb in lp 4 0 0 0 4 0 'Flanks es 3 2 2 Ai Remus 2b Aaron rit 5 2 2 1 Yard p a 17 and a 5 4 last 2 Neal 2b I 0 single (1 3000 Antonellt got triple 3 2 2 2 Rlorrn If 4 0 0 Torre lb 0 0 2 2 Snider ef 3 1 3 2 Andersit lb 1 3 1 1 2Le 2 0 1 2 two of the seven Chicago for 4 0 0 as 4 I 41 Totals 5 0 2 1 Sawatski g 3 1 20 Furillo rf Totals 20 0 I Long lb 1 1 Logan se 0 2 0 ' S Taylor e 4 0 0 0 H anbrink If 4 0 1 2' Ono 004 000- -4 2 002 New lark 2 I 1 2 3 Roseboro e 4 0 1 2 Jones 3b hits allowed by Dave 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Totals 34 It al Orioles Triumph Totals Goodman's sacrifice fly 8 2B—Dark Chicago 6 hniwaultoo a 10 to 4 Battle out l a am I shutout victory Tuesday night In blanking Boston on five hits for his first shutout of the season to run the White Sox winning streak to four tames Pierce's performance gave the Sox 33 consecutive innings with out allowing a run and 41 in nings in which only one run has been scored against them !CLEVELAND 1 No listed—Ricky Lake City's "Little Steven Mitchel CF sy Morgn Richard Rudolph! Bobby Bergstrom Gary Bill which tennis program League" Johnson Gordon Hansen GOOF Vbs Mc Ewan Craig Evans Thomas teams four with last year began Wasatch League in one league has gathered Tigers—L Brent Goatee William B momentum this Sniart considerable manegera—Douglas Stoker Gary Bill Smart Wove spring and some 10 teams in Lamb West David Goatee HalEngland Gnates four leagues will be kicking the David DarrYI Bootees Alan Hisharn Danny Steven Keller Steven Slimmer lid off the 1958 season Wednes- °sure Mark Salt 2 Chisox Blank Boston 4--0 b rbt ab r h 3 0 Porter 3b a 3'0 0 0 Bunter es 4 0 0 3 1 0 0! Minos If 4 0 1 4 1 I 1 Colavito rt 3 0 1 4 1 1 3! Brown e 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 Vernon lb 3 0 0 0! Moran 2b 4 0 1 0$ Geiger cf 4 0 0 01 Narleaki p 1 Bauer rt Medued 2b Mantie el Berra c Skowrn lb Start Program Today 2-- 4-- two walked 400 Young SL Netters Tournament Hazel Simpson def Wanda Norquist 12 VI Shephard def Frank' Loveless Elaine Kay def Phillie Froisland 21I VI Dimock def Hannah Farrell Evelyn Lone def Ruth Esphdal Boota ROWt011 def Rose Kramer Iva Burnett del Jo Gilbert Maurine Christiansen def Helen Nichol- gram son Blanche Creme def Mertle Morgan Dann Osgood del JOart THERE ARE still some open Boson Throne Ludlow def Ruth Norton Minion Oaf inigs in the Liberty Park League Margaret Leah Horton Asenath Gregory clef to Grant Evans presAlice Jensen Grohs Beers def according Dorothy EardleY Helen Powers del ident of the Little League Assn Irene Barton also CHICAGO June 17 (UPI)— Billy Pierce pitched the Chicago liThite Sox to their third straight l 1 ' 129I -inning s 6-- 1 ikeay tows e Bill 1 Hazel Simpson - High putts Betty Brooks B group—Low score on No Blanche Crezet Christine Brown Low score on 18 Helen Powers Asenath Gregory High putts Mary SON C group—Low on No 1 Jane Leslie Estelle Dill low on No IS Jessie In-to- r Delores Sttreman High Putt Gen Barnes Nine-hol- e r'layers blind hole No IS A group Midge Ntemi 0 group 1'111 in Pumas C group Shines Lehnhof D group—June Whitscher Blind bole No I4—A group Betty Hekirico B group--Mild- rod Brown C gioup—Dorts McGill Leah Hedges D group— BeP Bosch Blind hole No 1 Jean Sorenson Blind hole No 2 Florence Freeze High putts A group Vern Raleigh B group Jerry Sabot C group Ruth Han- sen D group Marie BusbeY Hero are the results of the first two weeks of play In Meadow Brook's Rose 4-- 0 Plate umpire Anthony Venzon 1 score group plaYers No 1 Maurme Christiansen Ruth Lundahl Low score No 18 VI low on iañts Gathers Momentum Brook Meadow A LATER? CLEVELAND June 17- -out Ford shut the Cleve Whitey land Indians on three singles and struck Tuesday night out 10 as the New York Yankees snapped out of a four-gamlosing string and snipped a Tribe winning string at four Bill Skowron's sixth Inning home run scored three of the IYanks' runs The victory was Fords Bev enth straight The Indians have not beaten him since 1256 Ford whipped the Tribe twice last season and Tuesday night's was his third conquest of them this Sea ttks k Results 5 By Associated Press t t Women9s Golf WHAT MAJOR LEAGUE BATTING RECORD WA6 LET BY SOW LOWE IN 1894 AND EQUALED BY LOU Oci-Igh39 YEAR 0 Kluszewski Bill smu I Ford Pitches NY Past Indians 4-- 6-- 3 Associated Press By MILWAUKEE June waukee's Lew Burdette returned to form Tuesday night stopping the Chicago Cubs on nine scat- Pirate are iig0-':A:g'f!i- I - r:' - - |