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V t t- ill1 A t i 44 4 ' - it ' 1 the offensive line for the Utea At It - I 4 - 3 5-- s 1 - 8-- t'i - 1 ''' " ' : -- - 1 '' 4‘ i ell ' ' '- s ' offense 1 t 1 '''-- - '' - 4 '') Johns' prediction looked correct Yaz v - t n 1 1 - - A tt-- 4- ' '' ' ''' ' ''' ' t 1 ' ' e if ' 1 - - st - - - - r - — - ' A Brat Still a Bunt Rap ' - ) woe' -- t 'r ' - ( - ' Meanwhile the touted Oregon line could neither open holes nor protect its passer and the Ducks showed a pittance in yardage '''' from scrimmage There's an axiom referring to letting sleeping dogs it? which Eddie may remember ruefully Knowing Coach Johns for a fine gentleman I doubt he meant his remarks as they appeared to read In the paper But little psychological hints — like the Utes Putting the story on their bulletin board — make k 1 differences in tight ball games - - :i ' - But in the second half the and Utah powered to three touchdowns 7 BOSTON (AP) — The Boston'a dramatic comeback in sweep weekend set Sox sparked by amazing ing a heavy-hittin- g Twins with the four straight IRed Yastrzemski's won their first American Settle Down '- ' - - - - I Eddie had said Oregon's blockers were superior For a half Saturday the Ute offensive blocking I r Page lit 1967 LL 'i i I This year as a member of the Oregon staff again Eddie may have helped the Utes beat Oregon again Coach Johns who coached Utah's offensive line last year was quoted in an Oregon paper as discredit- and c i" victory 'was uninspired - f -- ' ) f" ( f t t - va and weaknesses which may have helped the Utes to ' on 2' el: Iii-Ciothittl:Dtt- League pennant in 21 years SupAfter rallying for a victory day by belting the Minnesota' they settled down to )( Saturday sixth 1 Twins with a five-ru3 ipull out the official finale behind i inning ' 411 t 1 Lonborg " ' Clutch 'Victory !'e Yastrzemski singled in the tl and doubled to start Me first : s u The coupled el tch victory 1 -hits were west- '"' ' t loss to Califorled with Detroit s 7' ' as Nlinnesota starter Dean ' ' of second si in nia the game ' ' Chance -- F" !ii tough in the clutch d bonleehera ere gecalvgee thoyeerRebod iShox:1 I'' ' : ' ' : 4 '''''''''' ' ' ' 1 In fad he was just warming tip 4 ' : ' 'P' TWIIIS and Tigers In the tightest ' I'S '' ' kfor the big Mt 0his' s I In American League t : e I' i 4 ' tfoinryis ' 4 Lonborg started the decisive t ''''— 4 sixth - 1 by beating out a neat bunt I' ''' huddled But the Red Sox 'I 1 down the third base line Jerry around radios in their dressing Adair and Dalton Jones folloAed I la- ' ' :" i " ' room had to keep a three-hou- r w— i ground singles loading the l I ' ' before popping their vieto 'bases viil i 4' — ' - )1 out- -' '' 1 astrzeinski e - ' : ry corks—waiti g for the the ignoring it ' '' ''' second Cahforniapressure of the come took a ball inside and '''' ' - game to see whether iit ' 1 iDetroit ' ' then ripped a single to center '-- '' ' i 1st won the flag outright had they i Lonborg and Adair scoring ' -- ' 11or would have to go to a playoff 1 ' z - relieved i Worthington ' ' 4 ' ' with the Tigers ' and got Ken Harrelson Chance ! il: Ti:1 ' he final score was! to hit a high bounder near the Then : i-t 4' ' '‘ flashed from Detroit and the second base bag Zollo Versallea ' ' Red Sox broke out the cham- - elected to —'' ' ' try for the play at the ' ' ''' '' L'"4 ' ': '' ' Pa8n e - They'll make their first plate but his throw was far too — i1t World Series appearance since late as Jones scored ' -- ' 1' 1 zr Wednesday when they tack-' : ' St !le Louis' National League' ' ' in Fenway Park champs Boston ace Jim Lonborg the victim of unearned runs in the first and third innings mas- t ered the Twins for the first itime in his career with a pres- ' 3 - Eddie had been on the staff of Coach Len Casanoand supposedly knew all the plays the strengths ing the veterans 4) two-gam- ago as an assistant coach on Mike Cid- : dings' coaching staff at Utah Eddie Johns was credit ed with helping the Redskins beat his old team the Oregon Ducks 'least tttlz! c 1)11At x - A year ' t I Ex-Ut- e :f e:15(1 Nip Twins 130-so' (::m r Tribune Sports Editor ' 1 t Salt Lake City Utah—Monday Morning—October Second Section Credit Assistant With Offensive Surge 4 ' 24 hf John Aloolley i so - 7 - i ' 1 19-1- - ' F ranks Wins - r ''''‘ ' ' '' - 1' ' ' Iing the regular season with - e' - Bosox manager Dick Williams— Boston beat Twins and won the pennant as &troll It split with Angels I I sAN FRAN'CISCO (UPI) — ilerman Franks whose San Francisco Giants on Triple began playing sensational ball x trzemski capping a fabu- after falling 1 3 games off the bus season became the 11th INational League pace on Aug player in baseball history to win'31 signed a contract Sunday to the coveted Triple Crown as he manage the club again next collected a double and three season —Associated Prins Wireshota "svelte" Tony Ga lento (down to 220 pounds) Is Greetings from th e boss ! Car! Yastrzemskl who got four straight lilts Sunday gets a kiss from spending a couple of days with his fraternal brothers the Eagles in Utah Tony is very active in Eagle 1 charitable programs like the Max ! Baer Heart Fund the Eagle Cancer :k ' Fund with the Jimmy Durante Chit dren's Fund He's in the midst of a tour that takes him from Alaska to the southeast coast for the Eagles i And he'll be the guest of honor 1 Don A i Monday at 7:30 pm at a banquet at DETROIT (All Tony tialento the clubhouse 3571 W North Tern-:pi- e Mincher's third home rta n of the 1 t day and a triple by and at the Ogden Aerie Tuesday right Galento who once knocked out three opponents In Roger repos helped Czalifornia c rush Detroit's American night in 1031 — and still has the clipping to prove ILeague pennant hopes Sunday ye — figures he could do the same against the current with an victory over the Tof a of in the second igers heavyweights :crop garine "They're all bums and they're all yellow" Tony season ending doublehea der 44: The Tigers won the first ssnorts for but their bid a "Cassius Clay is yellow and a bum he couldn't game tie with Bos ton fell knock out a middleweight as the short in the nightcap "There's only one heavyweight I like Jack Hurley Angels stormed from bcilind to fins a kid named Kirtland in the northwest deliver the death blow who has guts and can punch Clay? I'd kill him I'd The Red Sox already had clinched at least a tie for the 'molder the bum" Tony laughed Jim TAmbart flag by ousting Minnescita Wins Cradal Game A lot of folks have forgotten "Two-Ton- " but few when the Tigers sent who ever saw him fight will take his boasts lightly to the Denny McLain Mere was that night hi 1939 when Galento came with-'h- i mound in the nightcap against a couple of seconds of winning the world heavy-weig- the California spoilen 22 I ilvictories lk :&y4$ A Jr Pact finish- - seven-hitte- r sure-packe- d Hard-nose- d Club president raceouStoneeha the terms with a 326 average and in RBI! 'the same as during the past P with 121 He tied Minnesota's season Salary terms were not hom-I 44 Harmon Killebrew with but Franks is! be- ' disclosed ers but the deadlock doe s not Ilieved to have signed for anoth- go against bun le the Triple er $50000 Crown records "We asked Herman to go their backs to the walliother year with us and he was two games to agreeable" BOSTON (AP)—"Ilere's theling MI felt great I felt I wasafter dropping said Stoneham lCleveland last Tuesday and to man Cy Young right overigoin the Red Sox madel here" In addition to pitching a comrednesday two-ru- n ISOSION Eyes Carl Yastrzemski Doston'slplete game Lonborg obthbil in the third and startedc asab3r0h0b10 Crown winner and MostIsinglite Triple (AP) — The CLEVELAND 1A'tirrew7b0 0 0 0' 2b Valuable Player favorite wasl the bilg winning rally in!Reosto Dealer said Plain Cleveland 1 ! 2 ixth by beating out a bunt17civi:tçew3b lb ? 1 : : ?sitrmssk?bit pointing to Jim Lonborg as the learned that has it night Sunday 3001 ri ' : : 7 7 tZretril l photographers bunched aroundl "AJrhen I came In to hit" Joe Adcock has been fired as 4oso 0000 sec:t"rocTi e said the two Red Sox heroes "I went to the bat rack'tZenI'di :: 0 i I! I4Samsol dis !!1! manager of the Cleveland Indi " looked Dick (Manager Carew M c and Fenway Park clubhouse 2000 ans and that Alvin Dark is ex- tebt:rnn CO NII7onmacn 0 0 : Dick Villiarns) He said 'Get on to be announced as his Money Game 0 0 EHowsrd c 1810 peeled 0 PR Robins " I would have been real DCharke 2 0 0 0 14nbotIP 4120 successor at a news conference base' winner of the big Lonborg if they had batted Kew PP' Its° 0 'Monday with a seven- - disappohiled‘ money 'game 31 171 35 121 Total for The bunt was my own Total hitter against the Minnesota idea 1 1 -3 I — U have ams‘in""'Ist I done it befoie" - 'BOBO§ Twins in Sunday's final game of Boom-BooOP— Yttlstrezemsld who had a perf- l EXCEPTIONAL : 2Itli'lle:t the regular season is generally ect four a hits for day with 7 OPPORTUNITY regarded es a top candidate for leagtaie leading average of 3164 1m" EB VISO s s 5 S S 7 the Cy Young Award as the top let irat one PROPI1TY PO INVISTPAINT n an error in the 0D"1"v(1-2°'1- 4 1 If soars& Smolt Agent moo Clatt Neat maw 0 0 pitcher in the American League third but r2 0 3 0 I Roland through with a Grant $1000 pot atm le years P6711l"t 2 0 0 0 wet last—Call 4 This winto peV t The handsome 7 3 1‘ 1 $ (W7743 single with the bases Lonnord Sr 3534260 ACT NOW! WP Worthineton (7) T —2:71 A— ner was lucky to have survived full n the sixth a 35770 not the Twins' bats but the on mwmot The Angels who had stunned slaught of wildly excited Red crown Detroit in the second game Sox fans who swarmed on the — as beer billed barrel "the walks like a that Tony of Saturday's twin bill with a field after the final out He had man" caught Joe Louis flush and the Bomber was burst in the eighth only his skin under his uniform w ithin seconds of losing his title shirt when he arrive il breathless spotted McLain Et n early There was nothing wrong with Galento when he In the clubhouse Bits of his unedge before seizing the lead dershirt probably will be prize ettepped in the ring and there's nothing wrong with his In the third inning souvenirs in many Back Bay Bobby Knoop and pinhhitter of charities 'boosting Eagle homes Jay Johnstone started the third T WHEEL: P with singles but Repoz ii sled Into ATLANTA (UPI) — New Zeat "It was sheer mania" he said 85PFCIAt IFALIGN a double play Jim Freg-osthen land 1 r Bob Charles "I couldn't even see the dugout ERVICE TREAD doubled to center ME scoring won me out into They pushed right Golf the $115000 Atlanta Knoop field I was beginning to wonClassic by two strokes Sunday Gary Ken l didn't waste any time in making good der how I was going to get out frp FIRST GAM' i'on his promise to put a better rush on the pass receivand raised his earnings for the of it cAurootNIA DURO IT They were hysterical I MOST abr b bl Trcepikl is s 1110 er to a record high for a for- was wearing a sweat shirt but Rodrpes 3b 2 0 g MPoillis 21LP 1000 year IFreessi CARS 4 90 o Min rt ss At the Bleacher 'Lae meeting a week 'Ago Gary Heil it 4010 disappeared someplace" !eign golfer rf 41 0 WHotton IP 1)12 2 2 3 Freettan c !minch0"b 3131 I Charles rated the finest o et lpologized for bis inability to put more pressure on the 'Reichardt if 4 0 0 0 Wert lefty Stayed at Hotel 1111 PeiMIUM NYLON lie RITHAD ItkCIAL I 2 in the game shot a steady two llinnesota passer and the rookie Ute defensive end !:r9t!te : : ? ntnhiey"sol to 401 MITT NITEC1211 SERVIC1 1641 the Because newsmen have 400410 Advettmi design we CHAROIII ground Wrap "combinable Nyom 2b Sperms p 3000 Lk newt IKnopp ts from Laney TYPRI )000 tunder par 70 Sunday for a 282 co t ir s promised to improve his rushing y roll II32 loch treed PIA wit Ofe4Peld treed hil 0 0 0 Gisddina Oil Ce P I000 'total and picked up $22000 for called Fenway a jinx park for flat 'Imo eavestamelins valve Ao timinto ilord 000liml ovisa gloried depth ply one In best turned of the : : was t7m")111ro home' at ion Gary owl) mod M Vith Saturday St lam Chomp pass hoe Lonborg—he I sovo41 eosini tiloliw his victory That raised his offirourel won doe freed pite PI Imo wooly into the finale—the former has displayed in many many years 1tC:tit'r::f Ph ? : : : rushes a Ute orm wow tiro Whom emumi Snot write otilooloo Maw long nlicimoo hood — going to 1967 cial $72148 winnings d student at Stanford deHe with Norm McBride especially had the Ducks Sstriene ph 000 more than even South African 700103 to vary his usual night- cided Total 35 4 1 4 To161 612 $R44 1LXPIM 413114 all and after California 4$004 $1495 kriPr 'AX $1895 1113 quarterbacks ducking throwing wildly — 04 I Owe Gary Player ever took home before-a-gam40o 1005 routine Orttrall Or— 0 from 00 a— — tour PGA a Iloon ROPDX il—Soarma McAuliffe 7Aex14 Yr) sAss XrmTAI Z LO8 — California Fingering his baseball glove 217Az 'Detroit 6 S9 A95 TAIL TAX o7011111 17506 SI U 28 - W Horton HR — W Horrloll (10) $1295 151 $1795 240 Rank Official 140o on which the figures $10000 are 225 IAA ihv mndiar 2 (24) Roogers (t) a— — 111 c ' IP The irm Charles was a inked Into the palm he said he: it IE it 15114 119014 SO ixiriTiir trrAz $483 TAX Wright (l 14) TAX 4 4 2 21 IL U50o 0 bank official $1995 t 35 $2295 2 35 SAIL Kelso in Christchurch stayed at a hotel using Ken 0 0 170 — goo — J Hsrelitots 5 3 I Barre ison's room instead of: 3 New Zealand seven for C m mo years I TED S4114 I The San Francisco Examiner publishes a weekly Shams (V lel) 27 7 44 04 I 3 before TAz Er Tki $1695- LL TA I $2195 ass $2495 El2 55 SAWS 3 73011 $1099 83e turning to pro golf in staying at his apartment 2 113 0 3 1960 of "Worst 20" teams and guess which team was Glackling It BP—SParrne: Frew:Psi He won the British Open "Maybe I was being superstl-2 SILADI : 24 IS WA PREIMILI 0014 Ito industry-v- s No 11 and llouston Classic In 1963 and dons" thinking about any hex S2 95 123711AZ 00011 I $1199 trtn SECOND GAM1 Ai tireA 14 As sf paths 00 systam —quality 1 20xla 0CALIFORNIA " 1965 in has but Tucson at Fenway ' said Lotiborg "I DE110the Open Only Arizona which pulled the upset of the year ab r h bi Intermountain standpoint in beating Reooz Li 3 0 2 MApliffe SI brhbi3 been no higher this year than a figured I'd stay in a hotel and it least from VIDE TRACK NEW TRUCK TIRES Frouos1 ss 4 111 tuna 20 for second in the Texas pretend I was on the road 101 0 tie Ohio State Saturday s Mmtner 11) 5 I 2 ircowski 100 0 "When woke up this morn-- I k rt The Seiberling Thews now wide track retreads 5000 GOrown 1000 Open Minds' Bosox FaDiS Winnutg illurtel Blzist - Ticrers two-mon- th Second Till - sivlaezsiandtitisteol:aairgitsiebttlteditning 1110 Ca" i0 ?:?: ?I:: live-ru- n 11 he'(4f t- :::: at 1 1 6-- 4 fat Dark? Tribe 8-- 5 first-plac- i k e re 3 1 I- m 1 er 8-- 3-- 1 A I 2 SEIBERLIRIG Performance Rated Purse in Links Battle six-ru- Promise Kept 1 1 Charles Nets ht 1 --- TI RES 2T left-hande- f°' 20) m 08 K 31) LC :: end orloti-ro- ly 1 - 7-- 5 fouttle1 1 pre-me- 36 10 1 Ited' Face Dept --- H NES 1 i I I 80 the 3 On the basis of the hewing of Utah Arizona omit Arizona Stet It's doubtful if throe foams in the Sig 10 will lip interestati est participating if" any future WAC pension pions 3 3 2 I OYIer Kamp ri 4 0 0 0 1NNortsp 101 1 Malhessi 3 2 0 Northrup 0 00 0 Freehan c s jr cs 300 0000 0 012 Wed 31 0 McLain p I I Hiller p 1 1 Median phi Cash t Pnce Pi Tribune Scoreboard t t ' t t atlfornnt ' Palftriorat Wastlin8t08 ' ': SS S - i tron Sunnit's S ()t al Wvnotion r Minnknolo 445 Ai? 15 85 472 463 444 87 90 99 Cni444944 41 I 3 15 O J Won tools 101 91 81 87 82 san 'Clocaon Cincinnati obiladeiona pitisOurah Atlanta Anti leg 17 lLI eva 20 Yort eva Yort Yort Pct 16111 60 677 50 10 IA 1442 II el 300 17 85 473 73 69 119 4S1 93 4?6 377 M 501 10 1IUS1011 Los Ankelos 2 Now York 2 1 ROIX11 (25)- - Rol 01 RClark 4 13 S iMM0111 mGiothlin 4W1240 101 00ies 30 Brunet 203 McLain Not Hiiief (144) 37 Marsh411 4012 Wicaertham 4 11-- 1 ft 22--- - 14 -- Aguirre -- --— Lashor Dobwo -Lolich MBP—Wickerstiam 0 4 2 4 B 114 a 2 13 0 0 (Frt0011) 412 1 11- -- Bolt 200050 3 0 2 0 3 I 0 0 0 3 1 3 2 A pair of 11-- 01 111 HR—Rtichitr-d- t IP Iasslor RR 11 (10) GB 340 337 Soé Total 0 Detroit 6 Detroit S Freehars- Reichardt Northrup Reichardt 74 73 80 71 Sundort kostrits Sr Louis S Atlanta 2 Son Francisco 2 phitadelph141 10 Chica 90 3 (nnet Pittsburoh 3 Polmora 4 Clovelanti ntw 'tont 4 Kansas City I 416 it 994114 3 California 4 71 71 99 62 Kanso$ Cif St 7 71 71 76 76 75 72 wve141 tNow York GB 568 547 562 4S 522 9i SI Si Pd 0 30 McAu0141 Pins Sloodinno 10 013 From' National League 'League Ithoweitnes Vat Won 92 10 IFIns1 Poston betr oft ' Minnsols ' ( hc 890 ' Total California Detroit California American t Ph Gres Ph t s aging veterans Tommy Bolt and 411 0 Gardner Dickinson 411 2 4120 tied with former University of 2210 0000 Houston ace Dick Crawford for 000 0 runner-u- p honors at four under 1000 Bolt who shared the 1000 par 284 0000 1000 third round lead with Charles ---- fell back Sunday with even par 3151021 72 but Dickinson and Crawford 0 gained ground with 67 and 68 reUnspectively 1-1Two Strokes 0000 4020 400 0 0000 1 0 1 0 0 0 7 0 0 3 0 3 W- 9- a former US Open champion who hasn't won a tournament in six years led Charles by two strokes at the cast hole but bogeyed the next two holes and was never able to catch up again Crawford got nearly $9000 for second place tie five times much as his previous biggev check in five years on the tour his as I '100' FIRST GRADE 1 day and Thursday The starting time of all the games are 11 am (MDT) NYLON $1927 standard rim You get mare tread urriace an the rood for safe handling In T!:: sV42 creased traction -- 5 $2227Zsgi $2895474 15750)(168-Pl- y 100 FINANCING 1 tot Shock 111 795 Track-- --i iht Tex Us I i )11 ted Lc Tax 1St 9 DRAKE r 71011111 95 700 I REgUlar '1 Mod col INSTALLED FREE I 00000 6111 I— Yilde lereed white S cm Moo 0000000000000000000 00000 II 62304116004 YEAR TO PAY Ab:orbers $11 LISJI1S CNA moot fop Deportee Isere op Olt ter credit cord AU price btoolcrollestecoopor Violence lit ellghtty were wells 111 more :r0x:: 77:37111:: Us A V will fit 2:11:x TAX $2 $1 721 $2127TW'sri4 700x1 56-M- y In Boston Park n ALL y 670x156-M- y First Two Duels — The BOSTON (UPI) World Series between Boston and St Louis will open Wednesday at Boston The second game will be played at Boston Thursday Friday will be an off day for travel The series resumes In St Louis Saturday Sunday and Monday if necessary If the series continues Tuesday will be an off day for travel and the series will resume in Boston Wednes- 50x166-M- a— R!I1RDS ! ss pts Reichardt It Held It Sotriano 30 Rodgers C K0000 213 RCIark p Simmons p Johnstone MGoUth p Observation Ward I — 0 1 — — 8 L1114 4 tat - -- BB 1 Enz v e 103 ' L 7 000000 0000 r'- - 2195 South Main St to 5 10 lo en through $et 000 i 40 Phone 4114 : 't xlx 40179 "V311101k0405MTV0011k9P'7-RWMPAfi- il F |