Show w - M tam s Shade r t "fre e ' S Hots The Salt Lake Tribune sports 4 Tueclay July Chicub Homers Rip Braves Cinev to Share Lead ATLANTA 1567 21 12-- 6 I: CHICAGO ATLANTA homer by Billy Wi- three singles and a walk (UPI) — The three-ru00 r hi et) r ti lliams a solo homer Ron to The startwent Cub tPribrivicb Cubs the by s bested 4 0 FA10u 10 victory Chicago 5 2 BCkPrt 2b 3 two-ru5 0 I cl a Santo and homer who is now and Wwiiarriis if i by er Ray Culp Atlanta Braves in a slugging 3 Akrerl ri I I 4 the lols went to Tony Cloninger Soto 4 2 3 3 Carty it ThOrnA duel that included a record-wit- Randy Ilundley 4 b 0 CReter 4 0 0 who gave up the Cubs'-firsSimeg e ri 4 2 i 0 Menke sS The Braves got into the act in I 01 0 b 0 0 0 0 Aicioarrd 2b 4 home run out- 2 0 tying the bottom of the first with solo four runs witheut ever getting 2 Uecker c t 4 2 00 ci 0 0 burst Monday night to win 0 out an 2I00Trrrei homers bv Felipe Alou and Rico Cu p 1100 MertnezC 0000 011 for their 14th victory in 15 Carty The five home runs tiPd: fl0( 0 trrsor 0 0000 kriley p 0000 irborcr 0 the — record the for 10001Au league 1000 major games HrIrs? 0 0 0 0 0 PIcI)e p 0 0 Most home runs hit by two Carrnu 0 I 0000 Explode In First riti1000 teams in a single inning and Hrrnmodz p 0000 ch‘lAHot p et 0 0 The Cubs tied with the St marked the first Anne this had Louis Cardinals for first place' ever—oecurred in the firste T 30A1 34 17 9 Tc061 37 11 S 6 4 in the National League explod- - inning Cht rant) eoo 03 366-- 12 -Allania 7200 ed"for six runs in the first inBNAcii limners F Dr C't( Ana 2 AtAnt i with home three runs ning 1(13 01or 6 At'Anta i 2B ScAnalt Cuhs' the hit — Beckert 15 CALDWEll The SAmo homer in the' Glenn added a three-ru(AP) H t A 9 (8o Catty Caldwell Cubs defeated Salt BPtkert S—C9'n r i2) sixth and a three-rutriple in other homer and Lake IP H REP BA SO City 53 here Monday Cola the eighth to overpower the John Stephenson making his 6 1W46) 6 4 4 0 ? 0 2 Braves who had three home first appearance as a Cub hit night in the first meeting of the LArvn 2 '0 ovne 2 4 0 0 (10 :season between the two PionNI Hirfrestem runs of their own It was the the three-ru- n 0 0 0 0 triple 0 lonincter 111 0 3 4 4 0 teams Cubs seventh straight victory keile v 2 2 2 4 Carty got his second home League 7 Ptch 7 3 3 4 Idaho and were Falls Ogden of to rim the in first Cubs homers the The Carroll give the game 3 3 0 2 came before the Braves could sixth and the Braves picked up rained out of their game at the Hernando T 255 103 get a second out and included a their final two in the seventh op''Angel home park The loss dropped the Little Giants 4!2' ganies behind 3 league n t red-ho- 2 n 1 6-- 1 ST LOUIS (AP) — Dal 1axvill doubled the bases loaded to account for four runs in a seven-rufirst inning as St Louis drubbed sinking Cincinnati Monday night in a game spiced by a brawl that emptied both bench-es Retain Lead Tie 4 Light-hit:fin- t 1 g 310 t 3 1 - 2 pinch-hitte- I I C -- Met Rookie Halts Giants in a Row 13 yv 7 Provo Freedom Festival To Match Area Boaters By Bill Coltrin Tribune Sports Writer Day of Golf! 6 Courses Si CINCINNATI 5 3 Fray 111 Rader: Eherw7Sonainaxa -- I—Carahll S 7 S 3 '' ates Drop L AO (a) and 1))- - 5-- 2 PITTSBURGH (AP) — Bill and Willie Stargell drove in five runs between them backing Tom Sisk's five-hi- t pitching as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat Los Angeles Monday night Alazeroski singled in the sec--- -ond inning after Stargell tripled ANAHEIM (AP) — Tony Conigliaro Mike Andrews and and then stroked a for two more runs in the Reggie Smith hit home runs as single tiethe Boston Red Sox drubbed third breaking a ' for accounted Stargell the 4 California nightj Monday two other runs on a sacrifice for their fourth straight victory fly and his llth homer a t blast in 'shot Conigliaro's two-ru- n over the centerfield fence the eighth Inning was his 12th LOS ANGELES homer of the season and his PITTSBURGH ab r h bi ab r h bi 10th in the last 22 games Schofield is 30 MAlou d I 5 4 0 Gabrielsn rf 0 Wills 3b 4 0 bases-emptAndrews hit a WDavia cl 4 0 0 0 Cierneote fi 411§" shot off laser Jack Hamilton in Lefebvre ab 4000 Stargil If 2 I 2 Fairly lb 4000 Mazroski 2b the third inning and Smith liohnson If 3 0 0 Cinoenon lb 4023 3 0 0 Roseboro c 3 ss I 0 2 0 slammed another solo Inmer off NOiiver 2b 3 0 0 00 Alley 3 0 0 a JMay 2 0 p Sisk P Dryschsle 4020I reliever Bill Kelso in the sev- COsteen p1 1000 RMiIIer p enth 0000 Mazer-osk- NEW YORK (AP) — Ed Krahomer in the nepool's three-ru- n fourth inning carried rookie pitcher Tom Seaver and the New York Mets to a victory over the San Francisco Giants Monday night homer of they year off rightr ohomer of the yeAr off Bob Bolin in the fourth following a double by Larry Stahl and Tommy Davis' single Bosox Drill) The first baseman's drive over the' right field fence erased a San Franck) lead The Mets added a run in the eighth on two valks Kranepoors1 infield hit and a passed ball by Tom Haller 3-- 5-- I Willie homer off the All-St- Tigers Dump and the Giants run Indians Hal in the second added another in the inning on singles by 011ie Brown Lanier and Tito Fuentes right-bande- 2-- 1 LOUIS d 500-foo- a lashed McCovey 5-- bases-loade- 7-- 5 bases-empt- y 93 Anijrels Seaver was clipped for three runs and six hits in the first three innings but yielded only one hit the rest of the way' in bringing his pitching mark to right-hande- Max-erro- In 6 States i I 11 and 010 tro Ont7- -3 -012 Ca) 00(—S Cargill (51 Therlault Fotht (S) Bongiutiva 00011 30 Bre The hmecco Salt L aaa CA N Saldweil Crruthers tow W MS Bob Gibson 10-set down the first 13 Cincinnati hitters- - nine on strikeS But one of his pitch' es which sailed over the head TonyPerez opening the fifth precipitated the fight that took 'special police about 11 minutes to bring under control The Cardinals' Lou Brock had been hit by a pitch the inning before f Gibson had words with Perez he flied out and suddenly after golf ball he used to play on six both benches and the courses in six states on the same day shoving beganemptied with several players squaring off Bob Lee of the Reds was the only player ejected Demn Johnson followed with the first hit off Gibson who lasted until the eighth when Art r Shamslcy homered and led to two more runs - 'Grant Leavitt pro at the San Juan County course in Monticello shows iii n 8-- 7 Retires 7 - - ' MS ‘-'- The victory left the Cardinals a first place tie with the phenomenal Chicago Cubs who beat Atlanta 126 The loss was the fourth and straight for Cincinnati 'eighth in nine games Maxvill's double greeted reliever Don Nottebart after the Cards scored three runs ofelosThe hit er Milt Pappas :drove-- in Roger Mans and Orlando Cepeda who had singled !in runs Maxvill scored behind Julian Javier when second base-man Pete Rose threw wildly on the play 1 rile talaWe in : i 1 pE 1 I 1 2 2 12-- n s 0(Ia first-innin- g 1 r 1 y 1 E Knudsen Don West Jack Lefta () r h bl abrhbil Ken Boyer homered for the CLEVELAND (AP) — Jerry Helms ss 0 3 I 0 0 0 Brock If wich Dee Pritchett Dick Stout Pinson 2 0 4 Mets in the second but the SW On I 0 0 Flood cf d two-ruMarion Dunn homer g 012 MO 111-- 9 the and By Lumpe's Rose 2b 41 21 4021 Mark 11 Total 31 2 51 Total and Ken Furness 3 511 5 : OW 7 000 011- -3 Giants came back with a run in California 0 0 0 Cepecia lb 14 three-hi- t PROVO BOAT HARBOR — Los Angeles of 001 0 0 0 0 0— pitching Writer Denny Rvan and Hamilton Cimino Stangt Tribune Sports lAberntby p 0 0 0 0 MCarver c 3 0 2 Proceeds event the will from 011 when Kelso (3) the 01010x—I (2) third Jim Davenport Burdette (8) Wright (9) Upwards of 50 boats have been lb 4 0 I 0 Shannon 3b I 2 01 McLain led the Detroit Tigers to 121 E—NOliver OP—Los Angeles and Rodgers W—Stange (15) 1—Hamil be given to six LDS Church 4 If 0' 4 0 0 0 Javier 2b MONTICELLO — The air- LOB—Los Angeles Pittsburgh 3 a rntered in the Fourth of July over the Cleveland singled sped to third on Tom ton (14) Home runs—Boston Andrefiors Pittsburgh aGh msky 11 41 11 sa victory 4112 I 211—Alley (2 Roseboro Stakes in the Provo area Knud(3) Smith (5) Conigliaro (12) California 3010 Indians Monday night Haller's single and scored on a Schaal plane has madea lot of impossi- - etwieothe C 3110Gibson o 3B—Slargell Schofield Gabrielsoo "Freedom Festival" races herel Pappas 0000 Briles 0000 sen said Earl Davis will act as Stargell (II) SF—Stargait ble things possible but imagine t10'o:deb81 H Tuesday and included among' IF ER BB SO Lumpe rapped his first homer sacrifice fly by Willie Mays referee will and there be 5 7 10 3 Drysdale IL741 4 4 regatthe pilots entered are a en of the season into the right field F Robins(' If 0 0 0 0 Seaver ended Mays' seven-gam- e 'RMiller 0 1 I Chisox ta queens on hand for the big it enabling you to a round of (W6-6-) Sisk 2 '5 2 women ready for a PowToted 33 3 6 2 otal 33 7 13 5 seats in the third inning scoring batting streak striking WP—Sisk event golf on six different courses in Cincinnati 3 behind McLain CHICAGO der Puff Derby IS0 S 3 who had bunted out the San Francisco star twice (UPI) — Brooks ex-7 Is six different states in one day stlzuls Robinson The races will begin at 1 pm in scored Luis Aparicio E —Rose Perez OP—Cincinnati 2 into a force play after Mickey and getting him on a pop-uand it sounds ridiculous !LOB—Cincinnati 4 StLouis 4 with a sacrifice fly in the 14th the eighth walked according to Wes Knudsen and 5F- -- Stanley (3) HR—Shamsky Bob Strong NEW YORakb SAN of the The Indians scored In But that is what one foursome McCarver inning Monday night to give up FRANtCISIC101 theirl r h bi H R ER EIS SO IP 3ba 4'1 vicevent A big crowd of fans drifthalf of the third on Lee 0 the Baltimore Orioles a 0 Harrelson is 3 DaVPOPri 14 6 6 6 was able to accomplish with a' PaoPas (um 4 2 0 3 5 Nottebart 0 Stahl cf c 0 4 0 the The year fifth Sox White over homer of tory Chicago ipg down from the annual 0 0 0 0 3 of 0 1Haller el Ciiones I : : I private plane And San Juan Velsnc TDavis It Fourth of July parade in Provo 3110 3000 and cut the American League DETROIT CLEVELAND ittztvlf0 12 0 0 7 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 6 even ) (W104) Grant Leavitt Gibson Reynolds County pro -al r h bl Is expected to be on hand 3 Kranpool lb 412 3 leaders' lead to three and abJhb1WcCovey lb 31 n Me" rt 4 n T° 210 °A Green ir Miley Park Alden Richards used the same ball all the way' BrIP—Notteb4 4 11 0 Swoboda rt 0 4 0 1 Brown rt 1 1 2 Alvis 3b 2b 4 It will be an v Lemne 1: event 4 3 0 KBoyer 0 34241 on Lanier ss games No 7 with driver I 0 3 0 0 MAuliffe PI I 0 0 0 Wanner 3 0 0 0' 0 0 0 Borhek 2b Schroder ph Start In Colorado with all of the classes racing Robinson's high fly to right With Wally Lambourne Dan 2 0 0 0 Colavito ril Cash 1b ISUIU F uentes 2b 3 0 2 Grote c 3 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 Worthruo ri I 0 THorton lb 2 0 a 0 Seaver p Bolin p 3000 field came after loser Johnny around the course jutting out Valley Bank lInd Trust led by The foursome Leavitt and Al 3 0 0 0 Hod Freenan c 4 0 0 0 Azzua c Rainger and Gary Wilworth 0 0000 Yanks Wert 2 0 3 0 0 0 Salmon SS 3b 0 Into Utah Lake from the boat Most Valuable Player Bill Haskins of Monticello and Vic p e ph Buzhardt was touched for conIona ( 2 Gil 2b Smalev ef ° Ill'Gibbon b 0 0 0 2000 0 harbor Ample room for specta- Wright and Monday night's win- -' secutive singles by Aparicio and ph 1000JAloo it 0000 ST PAUL McLain p 3100 Whitfield Reynolds and Paul Dalpes of MINNEAPOLIS Gonzalez 2b 0 0 0 0 tors is available on the dikes ning pitcher Val Peterson pow- - Cortez Colo Paul Blair They each advanced Legion Baseball 31 5 9 4 31 3 played in Cobra- (AP)—Dave Boswell with last Total 0 0 01 Total icred by Mesa Ariz Davaillio ett 1' to — 0 0 and beach areas 0 0 0 3 Franctsco on an error by Tommie Agee in 021 RAIlen 0 0 0 0 OrSan do New Mexico Utah Arizona out help from Ron Kline South 6 Judge 4 INewYork 110 360019-- 2 left field 'I Besides the closed circuit! ture the title in the annual July the winning of 70411I Minnesota's in Hillerest 4 Kearns 1 Nevada making and 2 New York 30 2 2 2 3 11 30 Francisco DP—San Totel theltinued string SO 2 0 0 0 0 0— 211091—San Franosco 4 New York 4 211— run unearned Detroit races there will be drag races1 4th Salt Lake Metro League Invi- - same O 11 splendid pitching performances Cleveland day 0 0 0 0 8 0 0— Granger Magna Grote (12) Stahl HR—mcCovev similar to automobile dragtational softball meet at New 4 LOB—Detroit a Cleveland KBoyer (3) Kranepool (5) SF—Mays night allowing only Selmon Draper 11 West Jordan 5 The four started on the courselMondaY (le innings) H IP 3B—Green PER BBSO (1) HR—Lumpe races in that the boar takes off W hite Park 000 MO 000 000 -1 9 0 3 4 Baltimore 6 4 4 Bolin (L five hits as the streaking Twins Mere (3) SB—Weoner --GradIte 18 Murray 1 000 000 1 Chicauo - IP 3 H R ER BB solHecbri lead at Cortez and teed off just ac -from a standing start Skill in Valley Bank- - took a Phoebus Dr170w—sk77577'n Etchethe New York Iannees 'McLain tlanked 3 2 9 ) 5'Gibbon see "We could just c barren Howard Wilhelm (8) Locker 01) 2 2 3 2 ' 9 Linzy 8 Tient acceleration is the key to suc- on the strength of a home run by daybrk 34) Wood l'AcMithon l 1311Th6rdt (11) (13) 7 3 R Allen 7 9 0 0 Seaver 3 2 0 0 (W7-5ill) Myron Anderson in the second the outline of the ball in flight" and Martin McNertnev (11) cess in the drags WP—Ora PB—Haller 11-2:- 27 11T PAL LeaVitt recalls LP—Bahardt ) bowsky MINNESOTA NEW YORK but consecutive 'home Knudsen who suffered broken :inning 8b4r0h1b ablrlh1b(121 round hustled a through They Howsw 2b Toyer ?b vertebrae in a boating spill! tuns by Jay Bickford and Bill 0 Versalles u 4 c 1: 3 0 ''''''''''n'''''''' plane piloted by GIbbs STORES 4 0 0 0 Killebrew lb 3 Mantle Its 21 after the races here a few 'LeSeur brought Mesa bark to boarded a lightflew ' ' - Peoltone d 4 0 4 0 2 0 rt Oliva to and Farmingbefore Ralph Ashby singled Reynolds weeks ago will be on hand to k rf ' :rpiolof It 11: : f'' NM for their second the i: IT in two runs in the fifth to clinch ton :4 'i help direct the affair And he' Nlin9 ?lbc 3000 I 231: Then Monticello round was it 6 '01: for Valley B & T 0 0 0 t ' i 1 03 promises to be back in a racinit 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 Ithiaendr 2 Peterson P d r Ariz Utah Barstow r The Page was team ' 'TwistJ OH' 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Boswell p boat next sumrPer Tepedino ph ! 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The Utah Shamrocks Salt st ::His : ii—o Total Total Peterson Lou Brackett Tom course in Las Vegas Nevada ' In the process of repairing tneScott 'k :' Lake e Ikp:: 100softball women's -0 City's t ( I 11 -" Almost Dark 1' ': V Iminnesoto 100 001 0 2 s — 3 -boat he crashed here recently & ' Ralph Ashby- of Valle — -'' team captured the champion 4Yre::::::4s7: ':i': i T John Thirvaek Amen E—CSmith Ken DP—New York )0 ''' 'I: ' Some of the favorites schedc of the fourth annual Omaha the on i i! the York 8 Minnesota 6 toa—New last made 28—I putt ship 4 : 4'NE 1 'Woods Bill LeSeur ' Steve Gun- A Goo stmodt Gibbs 3B—Oliva SIIF:TovarR ER BE so : uled to be on hand include Kent nell t 4'Desert Inn's last hole at dark Invitational tourney late Sunday :ii'::: Suzati and ' Monday vi Jay and we could ''"1 vi 0 e 4 '' "T-'-' :! ‘ i 1 night with a ‘ just make out the ciltierson (L f t'! 3 2 2 0 2 victory over !Bob Bickford all of Mesa and r irdr :! '': 1 11Cansas :: : 'A I 4 10 0 23 5 0 0 Boswell ball (w45) Into the as rolled and Dons it t! ki7 up City a o o a o tw- :7:!:!! 4t Kline Larry Morgan of West Con: :' 022 -20 7—2:43 :0 the most Joy Petersonm 4:':(1Firucron cup" Leavitt said yv!f -- ' : ' ' 1:::': ' ::: 'valuable player of the tourney 7 So the group did It in the i '' First Game: ' ::: : l'ilf !1 non 11 0 hurled the title game win while 3 3 daylight 'Vert CIstructi -7 ::::L:!::-:hours and without Mesa Kings (Ariz) 020 OM -3 6 3 °'''' "Mr i '''' Fern Gardner named to the all :t?At ' Mills and Hobbs: Bickford and Suzatl !missing a hole — ' ' to '1'4! '''''' HR — Suzati ?'1 vic-star team fired 1 an earlier who a That's ::: goal for golfers !:: 44 RETRiGERATION010° Championship! t :'':8 I 2 like to travel and to play differ: cl -3 Mesa Kings (Ariz) OM 010 ' ': 1' HO ''4 :?i1 tory that put the Salt Lakers in' - 7 2 -6 Valley Bank & Trust 022 020 l' '''t ' A '' the finale ' ''- Peterson and An- ent courses to shoot for Bickford and Stoat ': ' ! 1r Or- "fr Ar If Bickford (M) LeSeur (M) derson HR i Anyone for seven? 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