Show i' v" &a' fr ' t I ' r AI 1111 --- cl kJ t- - 0 ig d IF -- Calif Manager Hank Bauer of the Orioles said late Sunday that I ( 1 -2t 1 4 k1 1 J a ) d' !' ' '' ''t ' 1 1 '' 0 4a ago that Anaheim would ever host an game between the National and American leagues are easily calculated Even an idiot wouldn't have dreamed of such a thing But here it is and 46000 are expected to Jam the Big A where additional bleachers have been added to expand the nor mal seating capacity MDT All-St- The setting ht Anaheim Stadium in a town that was only vaguely known as tr place next door to Disneyland until the California Angels moved from Los Angeles and opened operations at the big park last year The odds three years or so T r 1U IL! ta tap T 1 °H :111L r akbl - ' It 1 t ::ai' 0 womb dolma 111 0 C '1 4‘ L JLOLLI AO' I kJ t - Little Giants 0 - Back 10 in e Salt Lake City Utah—Monday Morning—July 10 1967 Page 18 i -- '''- i ir payem 356-20- g 111 ')"1''7'-----'- "" ts : -- r - - I ‘' ' '''' 1 r - 4t: Sex ‘1 I "11 ‘ A il ) -- 4) two-da- 254-17- 0 :' 14-7 01''''-7-77-- - 4 - — ' '''---'''- "':' I returns m - : 1 U f UV 4 — 4F1(litd4-7- Col- at Peter Snell of New Zealand'il LOS ANGELES (UN) Salt Lake City stuck in last --orful Keino of of the Pioneer League t Kenya world mark of 1:443 place the Clown Prince of Baseball mimic- - 'forced Kipchoge Max is O to Saturseat back take record-holde- r home after a 1 4 World Tommie m—a—kes-b-0 an'nual appearance at Derks Field Moni 37 road trip Monday to i week-londay to young Jim Ryun re- Smith won the 200 meters as : 0 day night and that's certain to bring out a lot of fans turned Sunday to upset worldlexpected in :202 in leading the t 4 face Caldwell In an 8 pm ' ' ' ' ' - - i' AO 4 ' for theit annual visit to the Salt' record-bolde- r Ron Clarke ofUnited States to a ' ' finish game s'" :lc 0- : T ' :Is The Little Giants will be Australia in the 5000 meters asi But the new meet mark ''''' '::' 4- elk 2 Lake City baseball orchard ' f' 1 ' ' was' w ? ! t 774 ''" 4e-home all week facing the the Times International Games1 to San Jose 1 4 inithe State his with Patkin isurprising flopping erii " 4 ir""7" Cubs Monday Tuesday and came to a close I ro0441y it '0' iv i form his cap askew and his pan-- 1 However the powerful US !speedster since it was only the l'at 1 14 1 i 1 Wednesday and then meeting 'e '"' ''' !ft ' second time In two weeks he 14 4 111 ' '"' 4 I tomime has become an integral part team handily defeated the Brit- - lha s donned track shoes He has Jft Idaho Falls Thursday Friday rio S : 1 i ' and Saturday Commonwealth disA Bill of contingent' since baseball fun Veeck ' lish been undergoing Army basic it ' '' I ' Clown Max Patidn will be in - the L': (' dual' 'training at Ft Lewis Wish i 'Ai first as a player-coac- h 4 1 4 40 1 ' 1I ii 'I ti ' 1 hand Monday night to on at Memori4 f I field meet ' track and — ' t - for the old St Louis Browns a l' Double Winner I 1 1 e his colorful antics The al Coliseum The American menl ' A i stage 4 'pal I 10 1 7 1 " veteran Veeck actually unveiled Patkin prevailed baseball clown has while the '''':-1 t Aus-of I Dianne L Burge Pretty ' been at Derks Field several 4 1 1? 't Max ratkin ! against the Cleveland Indians and 'Commonwealth women beat akralla became the meet's only tr i times over the past years and ' 1 strong US distaff i'double winner she came back ! t1 t 4 major lea gu e baseball Is poorer because both Veeck remarkably i ' his act Is good for a ' team '''' 3' ' ! !Sunday to win the 200 meters in i ''''$L ---- '"'--:'- "'17 ofallwauagyhss and Patkin are away from the majors ' 'e Keino who helped Rylin lower meet record time of :232 after couple A"''' : i : ik i ::TI'Patkin has hit upon that something that makes his Australian Herb Elliott's sevenye- 'capturing the 100 meters in an ' T' ' ' i r mark to upset Saturday v Like the antics of the liar- - ar-old act ever-ol- d w- se - -- : yet ever-ne' i -National Soccer Vt '7""''' 1 em Globetrotters pace beat Another big surprise was BriPatkin's stunts are known and anti- 3:331 by setting the 4 As -Eastern Division reeord-hqlde- r r-1 4 Lillian tisher Board's global multiple ' GP GA Won Lost Tie Pis 'i':zi 1 1 cipated by the fans 4 i' 7 4 7 ' 7 44 100 49 Clarke as his own game victory in a career best of :528 Pittsburgh tP I le -' 31 9 97 27 S ''f'1i Baltimore So well are his gimmicks known by the veteran '''''' ''' ' 6 - tee '' for a women's meet and stadi31 '''' 33 Sunday 9 7 IS 4 Atlanta i 1 I:: :'!'0 -4 i ''''' 7 77 29 —0 6 28 fans that if he forgot one gag fans would be disap4 t11Thiiaoelpilla 6 1 i record um 4 4 4 9 31 5 65 20 York New Catches Rival 4 ''- World long Jump champion Western Division 1 i 0- v i :" pointed f'''' 4 " o ''' i Lost Tie was While Clarke t ' Wlo3" taking busy chalfoi CI G41 Boston Bees two the off ' "coach" So Monday night he'll ' ' 4'" I : got :' !Ralph t NOakland ' V the 27 the lead 26 9 7 7 t S after ti point midway 27 feet t of inch 4 0 straight and dust leaps 1 himself with 20 t douse 1 "11' 1St 4 31 general- in 29 7 08 4 6 Louis - 7 lenge the umpire ' ' the grueling race Kelno to win his speciality Alan r 128 34 1 ' - "'" 4 ' 16 11 tt ''' 1 33 42 ly have a whale of a time making the fans l ' 1 'N' ' ' e - Toronto : '' '''' 4 " '' '' ' 4 '' ' caught him with about 350 me- 'Crawley of Australia finished in 1 ' Sunday's Results "'' - n ters to go Be then chuggedia surprising second with an all 2 ' ' 't ' 7i 4 : 49 Oakland 2 Los Anoeies 0 4 el104 1 k l'N Cilium 3 New York 2 11 ' home easily with a strong finkime best of 26-'' ‘ ' while 19641 4 a4s 4 St Louis 2 Elattimore 2 MO ' --t (Only games scheduled) !" '44 -- t ishing kick patterned after the Olympic champion Lynn Davies! s lit ' ' -- ' r i' '''fr :: Aussie's famed style was third at 26-4 it 4 T '' The Under the presidency of Bill Cocorin' is the Kenyan po- t "' ''' ' US Winners - 0 " (1 clocked in 13:3681 was 'iceman -Cottonwood WBBA its '' of the retired '' ' ' t '' '' League :' 4' t i ' v q k N baseball field indebtedness two years ahead of schedule while the courageous Clarke' In other US highlights Ron ' -' 4 'held on for second in 13:400'Whitney utilized a strong finish ''''Saturday night v -'After the race Clarke said he'to run the fastest — 1 ! ' -0"' ': ' ' ' had Purchased for several thousand !I - !1!'"- -- '"' '''' ' ' ' - ''a groin muscle'hurdles of his life to win in : - 1 11 i t 'which had bothered him for sev- - :493 Rink Babka took the dis4' contract the dollars on a five-yea- r : -1 ' $ 'a Ron cus with a heave of 203-- 1 -- 2 ' ' '' - 4- ! "a'eral days 0 diamond was paid off on a door-to- 1 ) i r:-:- : -- P 4 to to youthfullLaird set a course record in the 4 ' Third f ' "v door solicitation on the part of the -- - ' ' ' ''''' 74 ' -- ' 1 ' :' walk in! -t ' !Gerry Lindgren of the United exhausting 4 ' ' officers parents and baseball fans in 13:478 He hobbled in la 1 hour 26 minutes 392 sec- —Auociated Pre$s Wirephote in the area Cocorinis said finish after suffering se--1 onds and Delmon McNabb won wad Bell right of Ogden hits the British track meet Bell beat out ' 411 both feet on blisters vere with a men's As far as the officers know Idle t Vs personjavelin 4 s "I ran the race I wanted to al best of 269-tape Sunday to win 880 in the US- - Kenya star Wilson Kiprugut left CALDWELL CUBS - ' this is the only "home-owned- " base- - r- '1-'- -' I -ILi:) 1 today" Kehl° said "I wanted' 2 ball diamond for youth baseball in July 10-1Ito stay behind and makecoultile Came Time 8:00 pm ' 1967 DEMONSTRATORS : Bill the city Cocorinis Imove to the front when I 041 BLAZERS Attraction Added The officers include in addition to Cocorinis BoVtake it and stay there" : -C MAX PATKIN Wilstead first Bob Tinurterrnah second! Keino said he prefers the 5000 Clown Prince of Baseball ' Marlene Perkins secretary Ralphimeters to the 1500IIe termed ONLY—JULY 10 MONDAY f Swenson treasurer John Pavlish player agent and 'both Ryun and Clarke "fantas ' 1 t ic runners and great competi- t') - Ldid ti Anaheim Setting Philadelphia 3b Joe Torre Bill Mazeroski Atlanta b Pittsburgh 2b Gene Alley Pittsburgh ss and Marichal p Brock will be' in left field and Clemente in right when the - fi game gets under way at 515 pm 0 0: 1 L 7 0 British Gals Nip Cake eitibrott 21batt$ 5alt US Tradisters Tribune Sport's Editor I 71 i-- 1 ' - ki Then will come Orlando Cepeda St Louts lb Richie Allen Bill :11 Freehan Detroit e Rico Petro'eelli Boston ss and Chance p The National's starting lineup will have Lou Brock of the Car ceL11Lo 11 Once a Year Max Patkin Puts Fun in Baseball ! ! Boston Yaqtrzemski squad But Ka line has a fractured finger and Robinson is suffering from double vision John Mooney I I Ka line and Robinson'were tho top vote getters on the A L j vso v 4v 1 irlt dinals leading off Roberto Clemente of the Pirates batting second and Aaron third The American League batting order: Brooks Robinson Bait imore 3b Rod Carew Minnesota 3b Oliva Minnesota el Ilarmon Killebrew Minnesota lb Conlgliaro Boston rf Carl - a Lit i 00 lit LI Subs for AL y -- J - 1— 11 - 3re p ' l' Tony Conigliaro of Boston substituting for the injured Al Ka line of Detroit and Frank Robinson 7 7 cf) 77 Sports Nirror hy ( 11-:cr- ' 0 of Baltimore 77 of -ra telL J— ---- 0 i el - 1 - 0 co C 401 d rn pitcher Dean Mance of the Min nesota Twins would start for the American League And in San Francisco Walt r the National s Alston Mari indicated that manager chal would get the starting call lie also indicated that flank Aaron would open in eenterlield The American batting order announced by Bauer includes Minnesota's Tony Oliva and Anaheim !i 7! 0 By Combined Wire Services The American League start-bi- g pitcher was named and Juan Marichal loomed as a leadpipe cinch to start for the Nationals as the cream of the baseball world waited Tuesday's AllStar game at I a -- ry 7: ' 'F : ' a- 1 C)' 3 li f f : 1 "' - 1 ''' s ' ' i i 1500-mete- w ' ' 125-10- 2 ' it :41 '' -- r - r s ' '' ' ' ''' s e-- 1 1 1 i ' I r-- '''' the "I 4 - plt - -- : 1!7 "'''' '''' 1 "I ' 4 ' 111311SEBItt "": ei 'a - -- '' ''''' - -- - iltc"- I ' '5 - ' - ''' - end nurctes From Behind vice-preside- nt vice-preside- nt F 1500-mete- Trf 4" 0 t SHERPAS only 14 - 4 Gayle Nielsen 1414 4 -— ' I SALT LAKE 4 3 assistant player agent tors" r "Any success the league has had under my two Although Ryun's years of presidency must be passed on to the officers" 'mark Saturday was the ''''-- '- ' ti v -- 1 '- ' t!''k -- - - :--- - ' - ' -'- -' 10 - 04 i- ' - -- 4- Plt2s4 - - :'" ' Holladay- N -t 'k '' 43 4 T 1 '' - ) — A HomeOwned League I 4 - k - ' -- i ': aug' I :A !- 1 :!:-:- 'i fe '' i) - i - --- r---- s 'global standard set in the Olym- - MIDIANAPOLIS IND (AP) Sikest who had started the!but Funseth got those strokes Cocorinis said only it out-- 1 several Games havelpic with on nine birdies Beard and Frank came preview ' shows Steady stroke final round only one what cooperation can do We "It only $ 10 50 ) y 'k I two strokes 175 youngsters in our major and minor program and ' standing performances were 75 Beard took a 333669wisthunahind Ill " corded Sunday as eight meet:three-under-pa- r — i t 1 shot pars all the way! mar month Beard while stressing baseball naturally we also feel like welecords fell Beard picked up one stroke:around the back nine and Fun- iday and won the $100000 Speed- No are teaching sportsmanship citizenship and the old! Wade Bell a with a birdie on the third hole seth dropped back with Golf of Tournament bogeys by way Open prked 422A University and went ahead as Funseth took' 'on the 13th and 17th fashioned ideal of the healthy mind in a healthy body" -- 1th— 1— front 1-- - k 'Oregon runner vv 11U hails LULIIIUtr OtL VIVE7Z over Rod Funseth ! and on the fourth fifth1 wri Cocorinis said bogeys birdied McBee the third hole McBee and Rives to Utah had withstand Ogden Beard birdied seven and eight land thPn made his run sit hole- Phone So congratulations to the Holladay Cottonwood a game stretch drive by DIIIKS FIELD ARDCO 3223262 Third Victory leaders with birdies on the 10th: League for purchasing its own diamond and presenting 'another Kenyan — Wilson Kip- - Beard Scores Final Reservations et Mint Cole llth and 12th but he couldn't winning for the third 255 West So Temple Irugut — to produce a triumph It to the kids for their place to play Or Phone 36314114 S2000010-11-60-69-27time Frank 1967 on tour Bmrd the the finished P keep string going in the 800 meters i !Rod Funsedi Bell was timed in 1:45 flat for ithe 72 holes nine under par at Rives McBm $9750 The $20000 first money a career best and a new co11279 Vs iseum and meet record Kipru-- I pushed his winningsfor the sealrlti)y Gcilbv R H son almost to 185000 Sikes $3100—67-72-77-75-28Soroy Few weeks ago the press services reported a gut finished in 1:452 Bell took over in the final 3501 Funseth leader through the sRly er Ginsberg first" when Atlanta's Phil Niekro pitched against his meters and made a valiant tryfirst three rounds started the rthChi 136:iAlsS2'S3r300 Rodriguez brother Joe of Chicago day two strokes ahead of BeardrChl rY rc'scan°' 61'95° Tutwi ler Later it was proven the Allen brothers Virgil of but took a two over par Wins Decathlon Barber $1450 And that means in either 74 and finished six under Sikes $1650 the Giants and Jesse of the Braves and Dodgers had par at Dan Ed KnVth $1650 fabulous Jaguar MS ANGELES (UN) — 282 Marti Fred $1650 opposed each other on the mound in 10 games IN XK-West Germany's Tom Jacobs SI ' 293 or in Pltag-:1:1McBee But while the brother vs brother angle is unusual 11'alde won the decathlon starting the finalPaul Bondeson $1750 in-our just Vc?haGrild'aht:A'an41nSelz2Alti250:1 around the Pacific Coast League may recallIpetition in The Times Interna- round five strokes behind Fun- toduced Le" W°°d $89335 ' seth behind and three Beard $093457543-70-74-75Cheirles Sittord k exciting Itional Games Sunday with a an even more poignant interfamily duel " t' !&':'' 351Jackie Cogit $09375 1' with round i311""S''''"''''''''''' ' matched Beard's ''''': Cliff $09175 in 1918 Otis (Doc) Crandall pitching for event total of 7992 points 34- -69 to 420 second for tie Funseth Jaguar runner-uBill Toom- defeating I:: ' Sam Carmichael $150 Los Angeles had a ' ' :' :: :: :pi: t' 1" going with two out in the Epode Sedan Dale Douglass $750 money I iey of the United States by 213' $750 Rocky Thompson ' " a ninth against Salt Lake City i ''' special powered by Joe shot a 70 and Dutch Harrison 'S750 : be-'ba- 1 4-- C to - gm p10 - 9 I b21 Brother Brother ):eCrtribee"'srjolf1-7313:16:7r31:111:- One thing about the magnificent Jaguar XK engine You can have it bothways 22:43 StrA13131X 9 t7472-73-20- MixEd - :11: 4N4i 1--- ' Hans-Joachi- 4 ten-Bac- 7 :' 'H ' p ''-'- fk-'4- !4-- no-hitt- er s: Campbell ipoints Retram $61250 Up to the plate strode Karl Crandall hitting for Toomey bad a lead going finished fourth at 283 Gene Lebron Harris S6l250 Lively $61250 the Bees It was brother against brother with a TiOlinto the final five events of thei tier closing with a par 72 was JOiln Steve Reid $612 50 zieolec $61246777 hitter at stake and Karl rapped out a clean hit ruiningrtwo-da- y competition but Walde fifth at 284 Bob Goalby was Larry ken Still 1612 50 285 sixth at him overtook a with Cook John per$450 no-hstrong it bid his brother's Chris Blocker formances in the javelin where! Ted se50 Mak a tens aver Trails 76741372-7- 05 Bill Maxwell $450 he had the top mark of BillY revwenc'uPrip714ys66 4 inches in the discus which he! Defending champion 72— 296 Wayne Yates $258 4 Casper finished with a one-un- $2511 Iwon with a toss of 151 feet 1ctbmeo0idTancas 71 286 der a for for and 110 in the so meter bad getting stuck with all those narrow neck good it wesisst par 'inches xTorry Winter 71 tie with R R Rex Baxter $2511 ties when the wide ones came back in style but it men start high hurdles where he had the seventh-plac5258 Ka ser Monty I wearing these tent stresses when rye lost the 90some pounds fastest time of the nine conies- - Sikes and Steve Spray x Oenotes ama teur I'm supposed to count me out of style tants — : 148 A4other West Gorman repreHorst Beyer took sentative ' with 7712 points third place 1 Walde's total was his lifetime best but fell short of the pondAmerican League National League CALM Ws Meyer 14 who has beenlog world record of 8319 points S A N T A CLARA his countryman Kurt woo Leo Pct Mt 1111 Won Lost Pct by toc:made — California swimming competitively (LTI) — Cilium° 32 St Louis 49 305 043' 3335 941 36 Detroit 2 563 Mark Spitz' and Debbie Meyer:eight years set two world rec- - 1Bendlin last May Bendlin had ChiCA90 461 4 ri 512 30 45 36 45 556 from this competition San Franelicill s i1 iMinnesote 541 Yt 46 California 45 Cintinnell 529 40 along with Catie Ball 14 ot ords Sunday in winning the of 39 Boston 519 Al 42 a pulled thigh Atlanta 7 39 513 r Fort Lauderdale Fla set four!women's freestylelbecaust 513 PA Cleveland 3a 40 40 42 Alia Pittsburgh I 48 S00 40 II'S Baltimore 39 43 476 Philadeiphil orld records Sunday on the She was clocked In 9:358 for KO mpuscle' 14 47 420 New York 34 45 36 444 IPA Of New Zealand 103 Angelis n'huams "°Y 17 39t1 33 50 WAS141E00ft Houston aJ 12YI 36 final day of the Santa Clara! meters and 18:111 for the entire 414 47 31 1612 Kansas City 397 finished fourth with 7438 points Ness York 3S 417 49 14 Lntemational swimming Meet race Results Results Sunday Sundays followed by Clive Lenge of New York Baltimore Now York 5 Atlanta 4 es-to Miss Ball a vere records world 2:405 splashed Eight Wales who had 7392 Mrinesota Both Chicago PNifirforb:a 4 St Louis I Detrot 100 Poston 43 in the tablished and another tied Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati the old British commonWashinoton Cleveland HOUStnn 6 Chicago 0 to of breaststroke shatter cornpeti-- j ing the three days San Francisco I Los Angeles (kikin' 4 Kansas City 2 record of 7335 set by Ivious world mark of 2:408 held Money's Pimahl pitchers tion Mendby's Probable Pitchers willianis in April (No carries schedpied) (No gomee scheduled) Galina Prozumen- -' Dave ThotOson fiuSpitz 17 of the Santa Clara by Russia's 7 America's 0 Pioneer League seven Ehlkova knocked Ewim Club ished sixiii With 7228 points 'Home Runs WoR Lost Pct Behind On Saturday Miss Ball had'Iowed in order by Bill Smith of a second off the world — S id 66 National leagurst 'Aaron VI Oodaw the Russian set world woman's also of the United States with Wynn Mtros 2It Santo Cuba Brews S12 butterfly mark I7 7 by'itied end Perm Idoho Foils 212 500 Caldwell IS in the Luis Micolao of Argentina inIstandard 7011 John Hamann of Austra1- Rvis 17 flanks and Williams Cubs 4 266 It é Sonators Sod Lake Howard Arnortcon League: to iribreaststroke Soturdwe's 962 by splashing by winning her lia with 6664 and Derek Carke 71 Killobripw Twmf 72 F Robmotyn Or Rsta victory Idaho Falls 4 Solt lake 2 Red Sok ter Manjolts ?I Yastriernakt 563 'qualifying heat in 1:117 lot England with 6552 Caldwell I Ogden tle Yanks and McAuliffe boors 14 version of our kirgest twin overhead-camshaft engine It has 42 n 717670-75-29- 22 coupe 22 coup 340 Sedan XK-- X 76-- 296 t I ''t '-- Tee ns Shatter teen-ager- ‘ s 1500-mete- 1 1 ) 1 1 0 ' '''''''11: 5870 6120 4490 4723 5786 5933 6990 tt I k 4's" Is' ' f 1 t 4 — ' ' 1NI'' ':' 1 i :t-' -- 71 Is''" k111 '' - '' I we re fex 4te41A4144 ' ' r'::'' '41 --- "I ' - 7 f''-- ' ' V 7 - 7 '' ' — ':'1 v "' - :Akk- -' t -- W xnq--- 1:14 - '' ' ti3' 41':i-- I 1- - - tt::14 5 :4 : f''' 11 ' '' ' 7: ' kk 4 ' ' " - LI - 4 Jaguar adifterent breed of calw SCHETTLER !JAMS INC I 1716 South State Ph 486-923- 1 1 t we '' T i '1iftk3--orJ-(4''!--'''''"- ' 1 ' 1!: —k11:1 '''' ' a"ib''-' 1!: t3' Z4''' t 4e‘ifF:illiv:kkk - - 2'- t"-7-- ' '- - i't'r'' elil" IrA ee : : 13:- ' ri : '": il I-- 1 t it' : 4 i 1 ' 4V 4 : '? 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