Show ' ' ain Stops :Tidy 500 ake 5alt falitZtOu-n- Sports 41firror - Jo lilt Aloone attle Continues Today T t jpott Salt Lake City Utah — Wednesday Morning — May 31 1967 Section C Tribune Sports Editor Page One t 1 " - II r t When he managed the old Ogden Reds in the i )t Pioneer League Bill Mc Corry claimed to have 1' one of the best jobs in minor league baseball 't I f Many a time seated in the Vic t Weber Club Bill confided to Marlow' Brannigan and this writer "When t the season ends the Cincinnati brass tP or-isn't interested in how many fans we 0" ' drew at home or how much money ' we made or lost or even how we t i fared in the pennant raCe 'I It '"' "AU the big club general manag- - i Ail( ) er asks is 'How many major league ' s:- L this prospects did you develop Branch Rickey " year?' McCorry laughed --- --- Sweet Willyum—could - afford to chuckle- f or in those days Ogden was producing more players for the' majors than the rest of the league put together The Ogden franchise was owned outright by Cincinnati which alleviated the financial stress and strain rivals in the league who had t' faced by the to survive on the revenue from attendance hot dogs scorecards radio rights and the advertising on the fences Then with hundreds of leagues from Triple and '4' Double A down through the alphabetic classifications t ' to D the majors signed almost anyone The idea was to develop major leaguers even if ' ' you had to sign 15 players and hand them over to a minor league franchise just to keep the two or three major league prospects on the roster playing :: ' v'' t: NN::' It was mass production as typified by Branch :'::':1'::''": Rickey first with the St Louis Cardinals and players were signed — for a pittance generally — on the cer- t tainty they never could go higher than A baseball 2 These players were the i to provide competition and sufficient players to field a L j!'4tA4: team for the rookie phenoms who were rated major leajue prospects Mario Andretti in car No 1 leads the field of 33 cars into the first turn to start the running of the pre-w- It' It - s A lie ''' - ) 2 It 4 estab-lhisse- d rain-cause- d p r -': i! p p -- - 1 r Ak- k tNrt T4t1 1 o -- - 1 10 L tA 4''t ar 1 a s A 4 500-mil- e 1 tt t $ INDIANAPOLIS Ind (AP) —Andretti said Rain Tuesday caused the first Jones' machine postponement in 41 years of the with the 550 horsepower turbine Memorial Day autolengine nestled alongside him two-la- p whirl to new one-la- p race after a 'fished Parnelli Jones' awesome and remrds I' turbine car a runaway favorite! And when the red 'ilotsfor Wednesday's resumption offlag halted the race after 45 the 51st motor classic miles Jones was running at e- 4 A4 least five seconds almost one- will on the race The 14 pick up 4 If mile ahead of runner-u'half 19th 1 ' lap 'Dan Gurney Santa Ana Calif t''' Red Turbines veteran who took off next to 11 In its brief baptismpole driver Andretti in the first iJones' fluorescent red turbine row turbine ': Imachine routed 42 rivels almost The as quickly as a downpour I playing possum in I trials with a sixth best (pati1—te ' itered an estimated crowd of fying time of 166098 mph with Andretti's compared On The Air record 168982 seems destined The Indianapolis 500 race to run the field into the ground will be broadcast on radio sta- Wednesday barring mishap or tion KSXX at 8:45 am mechanical failure Wednesday and will be shown The turbine needs only a 48- on closed circuit television at gallon tank for its aircraft the same time at the Capitol 'grade kerosene fuel compared Theater with much greater alcohol-typfuel supplies carried by rivals 000 some 18 minutes after the' field roared off to a perfect '—:1 t: 1' smooth-runnin- 11 ry i k'7""-- S - it I 1k( 0 -- ' t si LA 0 - e start at 9 here's Order For Restart am MDT Speedway officials called off the race officially at 4:15 pm after a futile attempt to dry the track in which several trucks and passenger cars continuously AtotIA:vTdLnelSdaytt:IsDiesttaArFttto circled the track trying to blot up water thaettexorratinapshalTteduesdrauyn oi cars vonen &Wooed: It was the only time the fabu- bus Indy weather luck yielded Parneln Jones & Whitney to a postponement since the 1926 2 ttsCinLnity Eagle Ford A J F race had to be switched from a 43 Joe rd11 3 Al Unser Lola Ford Saturday to a Monday é VenPhtlarsecti Gerhardt turbocharged Wednesday's resumption fac- Bobby ing a forecast of a 5050 chancel Gordon of rain will be started at 9 1961mogermctLirclautshievmoiwaegvord field ii 6Ae1 Kenyon Gerhardt turbocharg am MDT with a Knocked out of competition was 12 &le Yarborough Vohstedt-Fora strong contender Lloyd Ruby 13 LB071l Duman Shrike srarcharg 14 filth Gerhardt turbocharged of Wichita Falls Tex whose (Bob car went out on the fourth lap H Jackie Stewart 16 Jerry Grant with a burned piston 17 Chuck Hulse Lotus turbocharged 1: home-owne- d nteNuDol r h Tsih:tt —the 1 3TP-Pra- Coyote-For- d Coyote-For- 4 10 i ts :'':'?:sj' ab 411 4 32-c- 4!!' t rs Changed Philosophy g e - spear-carrie- 4 AO cribtFk tt iN400 In This League Each Rookie Is Rated 3Iajor Prospect Touted Turbine Grabs Big Lead Lola-For- d Eagle-For- —Associated Press Mreeeete Worst Fears speedway race Tuesday Race Indianapolis worst The fears of was stopped in 19th lap because of rain on the track cers were confirmed 500-mi- 1 Cv Jim I$ Clerk Lotus-For- d Denis Hulme 19 20 le Eagle-For- d Yochen Rindt rival ra-21 Al Miller Gerhardt-For71 Carl Williams from the 23 Bud Tingelstad Gerhardt-Forvery first lap of the abortive 254 LcGeorgeDic(so race when Jones whooshing up 26 Graham Snider Hill in pits trouble outside position in the 22 wili e gfne Dallenbach Huffaker Wally fsromnd Of f c kh user row of the 11 tiers of 2t Lag Roy Yarbrough Nollstedt-Forturbine29 Arnie Kneoper three cars gunned his 30 in Johnny Rutherford powered racer into the lead on pi WI1 gem' box 31 Mario Andretil Browner the second turn only h iro ble Pole sitter Mario Andretti 32 Bobby Grim: Gerhardt tubocharged wit) uri line leak who had quick and serious trou in !sits with 33 LloYd Ruby burned pison—out of race ble with his Brawner Hawk Ford put into words the gloom orAle '11111FmS111' shared by all the rivals of 1963 CINCINNATI (UPI) — T o n rIndy- champion Jones: ruined rookie Dick Perez i just knew we couldn't go 4 Hughes' bid for a perfect game fast enough against the tur- Tuesday night with an eigh- bine" said Andretti who was TIRE BALANCE t4 inning triple igniting a tworun sitting in the pits a second time TIRE TRUING rally and sparking league- with clutch trouble when the BRAKE SERVICE win f leading Cincinnati to a rains came SHOCKS —4 over St Louis "We have no chance against MUFFLER 0 TIRES 1 The Reds preserved the vict- the turbine There Is just no CREDIT CAPS ACCEPTED g triple way a piston engine can corn- otJ ry with a I 'play in the ninth inning on the pete with it PACK'S ALIGNMENT 4 lirst pitch from reliever Don "I have been saying that all & BRAKE SERVICE t414' Nottebart With runners on first trnonth and now people can see I 'rt) 1161 S 2nd Wont Phone 4177777 and Phil third Gagliano lhaven't just been spouting off" bounced into a routine double -- play from shortstop Leo Carde- nos to second baseman Tommy KELLY I Helms to first baseman Deron Att Teams Mos Johnson Orlando Cepeda however attempted to score from third and was cut down Johnson to catcher Johnny Edwards Eagle-For- d BRP-For- Lotus-For- 1 d Lotus-For- d 'But all this thinking has changed and the Pioneer League's rookie classification has a new meaning as fans will see when activity begins early in June in Salt Xr Ciney Spoils ' Cecil-For- Lalçe City Ogden Caldwell and Idaho Falls Jack Schwarz farm director of the parent San Francisco Giants who furnish the players for Salt Lake adds quickly "There won't be a player on the Giant roster in Salt Lake who isn't rated a major league prospect eventually by one of our scouts :"This isn't to argue that every player who performs in Derks will wind up eventually playing in Candlestick Park or any other major league park But each has the potential or he wouldn't have been rc-- ta 4 : WW00k? vavc Pr vmm- s- 4 vm—e - rrs NNA1 Hawk-For- Lotus-For- d -- 'I signed" This is the main difference between the current Pioneer League and the Class C league the fans remember under Eddie Mulligan Bert Dunne and Eddie Leishman's general managership& "The Giants will have $300000 i baseball talent In Salt Lake City this summer" Schwarz promises "This isn't potential value but the money we have tied up in bonus payments to these kids" : Salt Lake will have 30 players gleaned from 50 prospects tabbed good enough to play in the league and:several have had the advantage of spring training club and playing in the higher with the major-leaguclassification minors until this league opens Each-For- Gem Tips S t Louis 2 1 b- lc c 2-- game-endin- t —1 11E08 I i IME mg 3' Everything Is Checked "44 4 ST LOUIS abrhb rh 4 Brock If Mien cf SAVE ON QUALITY CINCINNATI FRoblosn rf 3 0 0 0 Helms 2b 3000 0 Rose If 3 0 3 0 0 0 Perez 3b 4010 2 0 1 0 Ruiz 3b 0 1 0 0 4 0 2 0 412 1 Maris rf t Harvey Koepf who will manage the Giants in Salt t Cenecla lb 300 'MCerver c Lake City spent several days a few weeks ago checktGallitoo 3b 4000 °Johnson lb 0 0 0 111ressoud ss 0 0 Pinson cf 3111 V7111 ing out every last detail some of which may give the Nuisvill 2h 3000 Edwards c 2000 0 0 0 Cardenas 11 Hughes p 01 $s fans an idea of the seriousness of the San Francisco ' 4 Maloney P 3000 Nottchort P 0000 club in this operation Total 211 2 3 Total Transportation schedules have been set so the 11 Stipule lel IIle0 illa-- 21 -- - team will arrive in ample time for road games but not irlt 'Cictinall Louis LOB—St 31 I I 1t4siestamommolmolonmemorokommore If so early the players will have free time 02i' 41 f1A !cin'crin—n'iaLinc'" 213—Pnson 38—Perez 1HR—Totan Oh ' Bed checks are made every night at home and on —Associated Press Wireohoto IP H REP BB 2 I Graham Hill winner of last year's held by pit crewmen as he seeks shel- - ':':ctees the ' road 7 0 011451 race 8811 which the ter rain 500 from eat table under stands have been instruct- Indianapolis iN04M AL:t732 Restaurants where players stopped ed as to the menus desired All hotel rooms must be and no more than three players are assigned to a room to 7 insure proper rest N 1 Insurance carriers are contacted to establish idenN tity of doctors to be contacted in case of injury or illness in each league city Local sporting goods salesmen are contacted to be sure they stock desired equipment SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — field fence breaking the ace A daily progress report goes to San Francisco each vicJim Giant pitcher's Bunning's day on each player's showing homer off Juan Marichal gave tory string Schwarz added the Giants do not believe in moving Philadelphia a victory over Tom Haller's second home run of the game a solo shot players too fast that the Salt Lake club won't be San Francisco Tuesday plagued by shifting of players back and forth Bunning's second homer of !with one out in the eighth tied in all the operation is big league for the the season went over the right-thgame at most whom of are and SAN FRANCISCO college PHILADELPHIA players Have a Fiesta in Sbrhb 0brhbl high draft choices 0' Donalet It 20 JAlou A - RETREAD PAIRS 3 2 0 -- tAr-- 3 3 7 - 1 - - 1 21 26 S we apply sidewalo-skiewal- l new tread of tough Kelly Springfield Armorubber to your tires or selected casings to gtve you ng mileage at SO1 3- 2 I 13 BLACKWALL PRICE $17 2 for SIZE It 1 I qr prices! 1 " e- - Jr Plus Pod Tax 1 730-1- - Phi Is Down Giants 54 On Bunning's Homer ninth-innin- 11 1- I I I '?1 100-1- 15004 61045 ' t' 7115 10015 x uf) Pricis plus retresdeble tires Whitewalls $100 more each tote FREE MOUNTING! JVN EAST CREDIT TERMS! eight-gam- e g 5-- 4 InEnter Come Sweepstakes Now and WIN THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE FOR A DAY' A POLYESTER e N 1 brNos Would tryIng it Is cynical to otuse Dos Votontitto get (pianos 'pot In the see? d PA en 3b Callison rf White lb Went is Observation Ward loopotism in 4 1 1 1 fielthof prep track stars from Idaho and Utah will compete in Pocatello Saturday at the Idaho State' University high school invitational Being started as an annual event the meet will match state champions from both Idaho and Utah in most events One of the top races of the afternooa will feature Alan Judd t t I Oilictal Explains Get Os INDIANAPOLIS IND CORD TIRES Get the smoothest quietest most luxurious ride evert Judy 500 Delay iow as (AP) 30 4 4 4! — Chief steward Harlan FenTotal 31210 4 Total Pa Itadatahla SIS Saatorancoca ISS Olt— 4 gler explaining the long delay In calling off DP— E—McCoveV Lanier Schroeder Tuesday's Indiof Weiser against Stan Berge- Ptidaddolt a $im FrAc SCO I 109— e race said — 1 1 anapolis San Francisco Philadeiphia son Provo Utah in the 880 ikor Mar R A la" meCovey Hp "We to had wait see if we and A sophomore Judd ran 1:53 Brloot (4) Haller 2 (S) Dalrymple (2)1 Prep Meet Pits Utah Gem Stars ni I 1 100110rown rt 40111 0 0 0 Dairmot C 31 1 1 SchrcedIr 2b 4 0 0 Lanier ss 2 0 0 01 Rotas 20 1 Soroprind ss 3000 Siebrn ph 000 Taylor lb 1 0 0 0 Marlthel p 2 0 0 01 Bunning p POCATELLO (UPI) — A top 1 c 4313 4010 4020 Mort ct lb 1110 McCovey 4010 3b 4 0 0 01 4 0 0 0 Daveh01 2 Citations with Polyester Four full ply body for safety and high speed driving Distinctively styled with smart gold stripe end thinlins whitewall Cord III ill Bunninct (2) mha: could run a complete race" ER RS 20 The Memorial Day classic 3 4 4 1 4 2 4 had 18 laps completed when rain forced a halt while winning the Idaho half IP 6 S mile — the fifth best high school RunrilPt 10 Marlthal (124) in time the country this year Only one field event will be held — the pole vault It will pit Halts Drags Scott Cryder Twin Falls the The Memorial Day drag races Idaho champion against Ernest Olsen Granite High School at the Bonneville Raceway were ' Utah rained out Tuesday H 21 Rain "We owe it to everyone concerned drivers and public to see the race Is run" Fengler said "All we could do was wait and see" ovfi” TIRE open Setunday Won WESTEkii INTERNATIONAL 1 g CDITIR TAM1 1200 lock St (North 2nd Wost) R A (W(1-5- 211 round-tri- Jet Coach —each way on excursion fare tax free WI GAS AND 7 VA pm tor your convonione plDRif wilififf tollimmor 'PM 0110 KELLY TIRES 1111 ithisimuitwoffittilh 1 11 |