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Show 6A DESERET NEWS, Saturday, May 17, 1969 I 41111111, 5' I? cUrrl By vrro STELLINO with runners on second and third and two out in the ninth UPI Sports Writer p Anciells Pippy accused of not having faith in his starting pitcher Friday night. RigneY, the California Angel manager who has the reputation of giving his starters the quick hook, decided to let his starter Rudy May pitch to the American League RBI leader Bobby Murcer , inning. But Murcer foiled the strategy by blooping a ground rule double right down the left field line Just a couple of feet from the lunging Vic Davalillo that gave the New York Yankees a victory over the Angels. Elsewhere in the American Baltimore League, edged Kansas City, in 11 innings, 7-- Arlie 3--1, 5-- DRAMA RT It t ... 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Spotty. lb. rain- FishPineview Reservoir ing slower, but black bass and cutthroat trout to four pounds upper end, of lake, and large rainbows in deep water. Slower Fremont River than last week, but water con- ditions excellent. :4 ,:,1 7 ...;it''::i. ''.T.,:t:4 .4,;:.''' 17 '';',.t- ......, :,.;.::: A ::;.:.,"0..' t..0 ,..........,, ......, ,..... .1 1:::::!:.:.:::1...:.:!:::.'?!.A't,:'1 1 lk...::::.... ..0I...,::::.:).:. : ,.:, k - '::':',,,':',:,,ki:',::'::":' '.!''....77.7.:.:::.';;17::.:44:4,4.:4!.,:::':'"' :::::..t..4:::::4.44vagob licic By NICK YENCICH Deseret News Sports Writer Follow Bev MURRAY Nelson around the golf course and by three holes you'll be yawning. Like the 11th hole at Meadow Brook. Bev rams a drive down the center of the 480-yar- d approaches, fairway. Bev two chips up, putts, gets her par. Or the 18th. Drive down the center (yawn), approach from the flag (yawn), two putts and (yawn) par. The point obviously is that Bev plays steady tee to green to hole golf. A hazard shot for Friday's winner of the fifth annual Mick Riley Memorial was chipping out of an unreplaced divot 395-ya- 12-fe- ANNUAL MEETING Dropping two-thr- pound brown and rainbow trout on bait . or lure. Fish seemingly less hungry with warmer weather. n Irz Sevier River Muddy and slow, better above Marysvale. Utah Lake Good for channel catfish with warmer weather, slower for bass or walleye. South Slope of Uintas Good with nymphs and lures, water clear, to 1 Public relations and player dinner-meetin- media. Business meetings resume Wednesday at 9 a.m. and conclude that same day. In attendance will be representatives from Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, San Diego, Phoenix, Denver and Salt Lake. was round , Norwegian Jump Deseret News Special A top field of ski jump aces competed in a spe cial tournament here Saturday. The event was a feature to the celebration of Norwegian Day. It was Independence held on Landes Hill. INSURANCE SALES MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL - , it 16 17 14 II 11 19 .656 .633 .519 .485 438 .367 Pi El 68 5,,S 7V2 9 11 West 23 19 19 15 l 7 9 16 18 17 19 11 !Atlanta Los Angeles S Francisco Cincinnati San Diego iHouston 1 414 .666 .515 .471 .452 .424 .355 16 10 13 14 11 21 13 24 .697 .594 .576 .455 ,433 .151 4 1 Javier. SWashburn, IP Washburn 81-- 3 0 6 Santorini baldschn McCool (W-0- .12 ) WPWashburn. 12 7, Montreal 5 00t 00- -1 2 000000101-- Hurtz, P.Pera, Torre. DPSt. Louis 2, San Diego 5. LOBSt. Louis 7, San Diego 10. MRFerrara (a). EA.Divis, Horner Western Division 11, Houston Chicago 9 New York 10, Cincinnati Atlanta 5 7, Montreal Philadelphia 3, San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 4, P, ,buigh 3 San Dieg0 2, St. Louis Sunday's Games Atlanta at Montreal San Francisco at Philadelphia New York at Cincinnati Chicago at Houston St. Louis at San Diego Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Atlanta 10 Louis San Diego St. ER BB SO 2 3 3 H 8 R II 1 0 ü 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 10010 00000 AI6,314. Los Angelfs 4, Pittsburgh 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh Angeles Los 3 4 S 1 2 EBrewei. Los 6, LOBPittsburgh Angeles 8 2BSudalds, Haller, W.Davis. 5 HRCrawford (41. SBAlley. Lefebvre, Parker. IP H R 2 3 4 2 ER BB SO Blass Hartenstein Kline (1.,1-2- Sutton Brewer ) 01-- ONI,2-1- 2 1 1 2 2 0 3 0 0 6 1 WPSutton. Cubs 11, Houston 0 000 0011000-- 11 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 900 902- -7 090 210 0211000- -5 Chicago Houston McGinn. Milian, EStaub, E Morgan. 6, Atlanta 1, Montreal 1. LOBAtlantaDP, 9,1 Atlanta Monteral ' OGG S O 321 ...... 011xI aney 111111111010 RERSO 31100 - ': :: -- 11101 : .I :: - -, Major League Leaders : a eel vic- Marcia C I a1011111! Marcia's 76 Friday coupled g 84 of with the the first round put her one pop in front of Brigham City's Am! Moser. Ami came down to earth specifically Meadow Brook's difficult front side Friday. A 44 on the par 37 first nine erased her win hopes. She shot an 82 Friday. slow-startin- 3,318-yar- iI IEORRIO , t d Meld Champions Gross Bev Nelson, Nada Reuss, 133. Championship Flight Gross Bev Nelson, 7840-1- 58; Ansi Thayn, 1111111A not 4 r.'4 Marti& MOsor, Doris Davis, 8443-16- 7a Claire net Doris Davis, Bergman, 139; Arni Moser, 141; Donna HYlend, 144; Bsile rot lows, 145. A Flight Sus Nada Reuss, 1946-1- 75; Gross Charlotte CoeenRasmussen, W49-1- 81; Anna Lee Anderson, haver, 9649-1- 85: net 185; Elaine Sproul, 9247-1- 85; Wade Reuss, 133; Sue Rasmussen, 14; Charlotte Copenhaver, 145; Anna Lee AnJ. Bosen, 136; Evelyn 141; derson, Strong, 143; Glad s Lundy, 141, Flight Gross Fern Ma Cnmo, 9$48-1- 96, D. Hervey, Fltredo Shane, 10345-1-98; 9999-1- 98; net -- E. Sobel, E. Bergeron, 144; Va leen Dummer, 144; Fern Ma Comb, 146; Bobble Falcon, 141; Marie Jones, 148; Eitiedo Shane, 148; Renee Nelson, 148. C Plight Gross Jerry Fletcher, N. Spence', net 0. Wagner, 144; Elma Martindale, 146,1 G. Earl, 148; E. Smith, lark 61) Young, rational life and health insurance growth company needs experienced sales manager. Frofessional experience and ability essential. If you caa recruit, train and motivate men and manage a thriving area of our national business in the Salt Lake City region, we would like to talk with you. Earnings will match (and rematch) your abilities. ($23,000-plu- s first year, $30,000- plus second year). Benefits are out. standing. Consider a 1969 Ford LTD., health insurance, life insur. ance, stock option, pension. To arrange for personal interview, call Mr. M. L. Hardy, Vice Presi'dent, Sales, at the Pamada Inn, 10 &m. to 4 p.m., or wdle 328-126- L e ,j7no PROTECTiVE 4NZ, IS Pct. 11 St. Louis 1 t, CHtCA00 S a 0 I 3 a 0 DPChicago 2. LOB 1100 10x-- 7; e. 29Sutherland. MontreE 3BCline. !Chicago 9, Houston 3. 2BBanks, Young, 13 OP Melton. Allen, :Santo, EGostein, 36Santo R Hundley. Francon& (1). (1), (4), Carty HRLaboy H BB SO E IP Chicago 1. LOBWashington 5, Chicago SBWills. 5Clint, Pappas. SFMilian., S. 2 7 3 0 9 Brinkman.i Sutherland. Holtzman (W.6-1- ) 28Meiton. Casancrva, 10 (1,5-42 3 8 3 14 Marker Bradford HREnstein R BB H SO ) (3), (5), IP ER 1 0 4 3 F.Howard (M, AlYea (3), C.May (10). 6 3 2 1 3 Billingnam 5 Primes H R ER B SO, K.Johnson 0 0 IP 13 0 0 2 2 2 2 2, Womack 5 1 2 2 6 4 Coteman 0 . 2 3i Raymond (W,11) 2 0 0 0 0 2 --- 2 1 0 0 1 5 Humotirevs -5 3 41 6 0; Stoneman A17,053. 2 51 Baldwin 0 0 2 0 0 1 S -----3i McGinn 1 1 1 Face 2 Cox (L,2-1- ) 0 2 2 2 1 ----- - 1 Phila. 3, San Francisco 1 3 3 4 Ellis 5 3 ......--- --.. HBPby Stoneman (Canada). Wood 3 3 23 0 San Francisco 110 11 0 1 0 (I 1 11 0 0 Osinskt (W,1-O- f . , 2 PhiladelP1Ila 0 0 0 0 2 0 A--1 WPEllis. PBJoseonson. 9 R.Allen. DPPhiladelphia 1. New York 10, EDietz, 10,200. LOBSan Francisco II, Philadelphia 2. 28Bonds. HRMays (4), R.AIIen (5). New York New York 2, California 1 I 1 1 1 3 3 9 0 9 5McCormick. Cincinnati H IP 11 II II 1 'I California -I I 01111 Garrett, McGraw. DP- -1 McCormick (1,1-1- ) 3 2 2 6 4 6 EChaney, 61 a e New York GIG 0 102 2, New York 2, Cincinnati 2. LOBNew Linzy 2 ' ECox, Trash. OPCalifornia 1, New York 7, Cincinnati 7. 2BC.Jones, Ruse, Fryman (W,4-11 9 5 1 5 7 York 1. LOBCalitornia 3, New York 2.,1Kranepool, Perez. 313Agee. HRL May HBP By Fryman (Hunt), by Fryman 2BMurcer. Bench (S). SBAgee. (Mays). WP AW. itewart McCormi& 2:29. H R ER BB SO IP 12,511. SRose. 0 3 R.MaY (L,1-4- ) 4 2 2 2 71 H it ER BB SO IP 1 1 . 9 3 (W5-4F.Peterson 0 6' McGraw 3 2 ) 7 5 4 5 147. 1 BalkR.May. R.Taylor 2 2 2 0 0 0 A.Jackson 1 1 3 3 3 1 Baltimore 5, Kansas City 5 Ikconce (W,2-3- ) -- 11-3 6 2 2 0 0 Fisher 2- -0. 1 33 :11: 10 21 K111411samCity 62 cCoalrvreorll ? ER.Nelson. DPBaltimore 1, Kansas Granger 0 0 0 0 0 City 3. LOBBaltimore 11, Kansas City 7. 1merritt .... ., 1 A2BFoY, Kelly, Belanger, Powall. 3BI pBCorraies, Bends. Dv United Press International SBD.Johnson. Belanger. SKtough, 11,73a. ' .. Rettentnurd. Foy. SFPowell, National League K R ER BB SO IP 71-G. AB It 14. Pet Hardin 7 2 2 2 1 1 11-1 34 171 29 49 .3114 1 New ,. 2 0 York Leonharu . Jones, 301 1 24 21-- 3 06 10 33 Watt (W,1-0- ) 0 0 0 2, Hebnr, Pittsburgh 9 Boston Seattle 10, 33 117 ?3 44 .113 H. Aaron, Atlanta 7 3 3 6 21 11Nelson 31 0 PS le 42 .30,5 . 14 1 0 0 Jones, Montreal Drabowsky 3 Seam. I :sdT 2,3 0 0 0 0 0 Wickersham Mays, San Francisco 28 103 16 36 .350 i I 1 33 140 10 0 0 3 0 """' &Jones (L,2-2- ) -- 1 Pittsburgh ' 26 114 14 2a .313 Rolling, Song Ir., Chicago Yerstrzernsid, 2 2 2 - 1 0 EAndrews, Rooker 37 i24 16 41 .331 :02. Gibson, Corner DPSrettle 1, Boston 1. Menke. Huston 21 91 30 .310 24 LOBSeattle 9, Boston 6. 213Rollins, Allen, Philadelphia '''' 75 143 30 47 .Z9 Yastrzemski, Kssnor., Ch iCa 90 McNertney, Kennedy, Oakland 3, Cleveland 0 33 140 24 16 .329 Minther. 3BGosger. HRR.Smith (3), Jhnsn., Cincirtattl !Corner 2 (5), KennedY (1), Harper (3), CLEVELAND OAKLAND S Petroceill 0 0 I Bee 261- -3 Oakland American Leagua (11). Corner, Haney, --G. AS P. H. Pet Cleverand 600- -6 Andrews Bee 25 H R ER BB St:t Cam. Minnesota LOB 3. leg 20 41 .382 iP DPOakland EMonday. 22 40 .340 111 32 52-7 4 4 2 6' Pirelli., Boston Oakland 5, Cleveland 9. 2BCarnpaneris. Pattin SB Cater F. ilium, Baltimore 37 142 31 43 .338 (2). (5), Segui 20 41 .320 32 1 1 12S 0 0 Brabender D.Green. 0 Oakland Cater, Monday, Campanris, 35 141 Is 45. .319 H R ER BB SO Bouton (W,14). 0 0 0 1 1, Monne., New York IP , 3 30 120 19 38 .317 7 0 a 5 2 Ake, 2 3 4 2 1 01 Oliva, Minnesota Odom (W.7-1- ) ---- 9 36 153 35 48 .314 4 2 2 2 113000,100u 7 Paul (L,1-1- ) Baltimore Blair, 1 30 112 12 34 .304 2 1 0 21Siebert 6 6 4 3 4 2 2 Smiliiiams Minnesota 96 21 29 .303 42-25 7 6 6 2 3 May, Chicago 226. WPOdom. Rome (L,13) runner-u- p Thayne. Marcia, for the second straight year, trailed by six entering the final 18, four at the turn and two after 16. The young blonde University of Utah student fired off a fine 36 on the second nine, but those awaiting the folding of Bev remain waiting. 7942-1- ALTA the 10 Least San Diego le franchise applications, draft procedures and rules changes. It is anticipated that Mexico City will gain admission to the WHL for the 1970-7season. cuithmts, 15 inches. brook, browns Ute Indian license nceded. Towave Reservoir Slow, but cutthroats taken occasionally to five pounds. Located 51 miles south of Ouray on Ute Weaver ReserReservation. voir 65 miles south, shoLld be good with warmer weather. "Actually today I didn't play that bad. In fact, I'm quite pleased. I could have been firmer with the chipping, and then you saw the putting n rimmed the hole (a or bounded hi and out) but two-stro- relation committee meetings Monday at 9 a.m. begin the confab. Coaches and general managers meet to discuss rules at 2 p.m. Owners have an evening Business sessions get under way Tuesday at 9 a.m. Social highlight is Tuesday evening when the WHL hosts the il course. nament and a ever young tory The Salt Lake Golden Eagles, who debut this year in the WHL, will host some 30 officials. Meetings are in Hotel 'Utah. Gene currently is assistant dean of Harvard College. He captained the Harvard hockey team prior to graduating in 1964. He did not play pro hockey, but was owned by the Detroit Red Wings. Gene seriously contemplated playing for the Red Wings, but received an opportunity to pursue his masters degree through travel and study in Europe. He did play for the Canadian Nationals, a junior A hockey team and for a number of European hockey clubs. Current president of the WHL is George A. (Al) Leader, who will be in charge of the annual confab. The business agenda will include discussions on ached 80 Bev's 80 Friday coupled with Thursday's 78 allowed tourfor a 158 over the uling, new WHL president is expected to emerge from the annual meeting. A prime candidate is Gene Kinasewich, brother to Ray. Kinasewich, coach of the Golden Eagles. ry I 5,706 generally good." Western League Hockey owners, general managers, coaches and public relations directors converge on Salt Lake City Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for the loop's annual meeting. A , Friday over the yard course wasn't spectacular, but the great game was there. "One of these days," smiled Utah's supreme gal golfer, "I'm going to put everything together and really burn up this Bev's 11 13 Won 24 17 16 14 14 Chicago Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia St. Louis Montreal - 9 1 ,... half-doze- WHL Officials Set Si. Confab 3-- S catinen Eastern Division GI 2,,t 7 The 7, WasLington 3 WASHINGTON Washington Chicago , :"t icsg Rille.y. 1111qpkori 23 21 19 Csoz v (7 yiin).01pt,ui-es.'- : ,4, rapidly, clesr, with ''.i..,( ,' ' 74-7- 0, Camping facilities along the uhoreline and in the foothills are clean. The weather at tnid-Mawas comfortable with the average sleeping bag of providing adequate j; , ir 6 : 6 .676 .625 .484 .472 .400 .207 Results Baltimore 5, Kansas City 3 (II innings) at Minnesota Detroit Postponed 7, Washington 6 Chicago 1 2, California New York Oakland 3, Cleveland 0 eattl 9 10, Boston (11 innings) . Sunday's Games Baltimora al Kansas City Detroit at Minnesota Washington at Chicago (2) Oakland at Cleveland California at New Yori, (2) Seattle at Boston .,,.:,. :;''''' ;::','.,,::'::.::::4 "1,' .":.:..:":::lr,.:1:;:.,:,':: le Mantua Reservoir .''''::: ,:::': ":: 1. 17 14 12 12 16 19 21 14 Chicago Kansas City Seattla California ...0, .. ''''s; ..,:: ,.:: ; ;Oakland :';,,? Marcia Thayne (left) comes up short on putt on 17, but Bev Nelson charges dropping hers en route to tourney win. Tonight few fish, but some bows. !rAt, ',.',,,,,:,..::,c :- Preview were taken, only to be turned back or the larger trout. :',,,t::.:',.,.::.,.-;- ik::,:.:::!,:::.'::.',:::...:,.,,,,r,,' t..;?g n National League Wastern Division MinneSOta f'',':'..::::::::.?:::": BYU Grid A-- 5 :f:; k.: ,''. ';'''...0d::;'''''-':....'..:;$,.....- ...,,,i,..i.:. d Continued from Page : i:,::::.,:::;.,.,..g::,:,..:!;-,,::,:',,,,.- .:tim, high r ' 'Washington New York Cleveland 01 ,,,,:t,,..:?:.7o. ri':' ':: ,:: -:- , '' 47 .:::' ' ,::::;!!:?,!:';.i: ...; topproblems ics for discussion. Track-Fiel- d prelims will be held Friday in Sun Devil Stadium beginning at 7 p.m. Prelims will be held in the long and triple jumps, shot c- arce :'.'"'.' . ,- -:: :.".'',..,::4vv7:''..:t-;;;:- !;.':;',"'''''.74(7 i,4 :::::::'.;:.;: ' ' :..1 .,,,,,s. hurdles, intermediate hurdles, 100, 220 and 440 dashes, and the :i0. Finals in the 3,000 meter steeplechase are slated for 10 p.m. Friday. finals Saturday track-fielbegin at 715 p.m. Gold finals will be on the 7,220 yard Goodyear Golf and Country Cub layout. It has a championship rating of 74.2 designed by famed Robert Trent Jones. The golf chase will be over 54 holes of medal play. There will be two tours FriDeseret News Special day and a third Saturday Arm-chaPROVO quarmorning to determine individterbacks will be watching the ual and team champions. offensive line, the linebacking BYU is defending champ. and, of course, the quarterThe tennis championships backs Saturday night as the also get under way Friday and conclude on Saturday. Brigharn Young University New Mexico is the defending varsity hosts the alumni. LIckoff, 7:30 p.m. champion. In the offensive line for the Baseball playoffs will feavarsity, only George Gruber ture a single game Thursday. at strong guard and Mike A twin bill will be played FriWinkauf at tight &wird played day if needed. an appreciable amount last UTEP coach Wayne year. Vandenburg is not too modest Jeff Lyman has the unen- about the Miners' chances: "I viable task of replacing Craig think we would have to be Eozich at middle linebacker. favored if and I stress if Lyman, up from the frosh everybody is well," says squad, will be a big factor in Vandenburg. "But our kids Cougar football plans next know BYU will be ready, both fall. mentally and physically. The varsity will be without "Our kids will be 100 per Its No. 1 quarterback (Marc cent mentally prepared, I'll Lyons is out with an injury), tell you that. They've rebut the performances of Don sponded mentally all season. Griffin and Rick Jones will They'll have to be ready for give BIT boosters an Idea of this one." biBYU coach Clarence the depth at that crucial spot. The alumni squad will feason figures UTEP has to be ture many players who had favored: "That certainly their share of headlines in doesn't mean, though, that BYLT football history. we're out of it," he opined. Our dual meet with the MinAmong them: , eiS was a pretty good indicaDick BankY, Etferalve tackle; Cure defensive Belcher, monster: Casey tion of team strength. UTEP Boyett, flanker; Craig Bauch, limbackert Phil Brady, defensive safely; Ken won, capturing the by linebackert Cock, renter Bray, Jerry mile relay. Since then our middle guard: Sid Frazier, linebacker; Glen Gardner, defensive tee,rie; Jan mile relay 4am has run fast. Hall, offensive guard; Wally Hawkins, tailback; Max Huber, offensive tackle; than UTEP's." er James, Lloyd Jacobsen, split end; Joe Gordon Jennings, defensive monster; BYU netters, with two slim COnter; Monte Jones, offensive tackle; wina over Utah, are favored. Moses Kim, linebacker; Torn Lehmann, defensive mons:1w; Robert Lake, offenThis year, the net title will be Bill Usenet', defensive end; sive Mike Loper, offensive tackle; Richie on individual victories based Merceoffensive Lo Pez, tackles Henry instead of team vs. team paird), defensive halfback; Max Newberry, offensive tackle; Kent Oborn, tailback, ings. No individual champ punt returns, etc.; Phil Odle, split end; John Ogden, fullback; Steve Ogden, was crcwned last year. Dennis Palmer, halfback; tight end; Dennis Patera, place kicking; Steve PeArizona State will have benlefson. defensive end; Bobby Roberts, eletenslve halfback; Gary Samples, deefit of local knowledge for the fensive halfback; Jo, Scanlan, middle golf title. BYU golfers turned guard; Doug Schow, tr,onsterhelfback; Stuart Simpson. quarterback; Richard the tables on the high flying Sizemore, end: Henry Skidmore, often. live guard; Bruce Smith, end; Horrece Sun Devils during the Cougar Smith, detersive end: Monte Sues, Classic an indication that center; La Vern Swenson, halfback; Grsnt Wilson, offensive wird; and has no cinch. Mike Zeiler, offensive pawl. - )71 ;-:- Division Ws! Pct. Won 25 20 IS 1 , , , .. ............ t;.:::' .1 r,-- , , ' .1.:., 7. :. ::.1.:4 I Eastern ' .11,11 altimore : ':.:::::'::::;:.:7. g :: :!'.''.':':.4 n American Leaguv ' ,t;4,.1,4 1 t :,',: ,::: :::'::. :.::::',:::,::.,;:i...., civil rights and racial would be main discus, 4 .' ''''';',:::',:::11:: ..: : ;:':' t!1,: ..4a.:2.1:,41?'.' ,',: , '' , ,.: :: ... , ;:ii.,!z4...-.)7'.;.;,F0:',':-.'-,..;- :::::.,::!5.',:::',1':;..:.::!;; V, ';i'',-,4-: ' ,i,A,:,':.:.::,,:;,.:,,,i,,,,,,.:-:.;:ic..4i.-.Y WAC when ath- Javelin, ': ZA: ,,:,::::::::: :.,:,: ' '.: H...... ,;44,,::.,..,,,)':!!!,,,i,:-,',.- ,. Verbal action for the put, 7 ii.:: m six-rti- powerr:d Atlaninning ta to its triumph over the Francona's homer Expos. came after reliever Elroy lace walked Mike Lunt .wilb two out. two-ruWith Crawford's homer with one out in the ninth inning rallied the Dodgers over Pittsburgh. The Pirates scored three times in the top of the ninth to take a. 2 lead before Len Gabrielson walked and Crawford hornered, his fourth of the season. L'Ith ...7..04t;;::!:;',:::5:;',:.;:. ,,;'',0, ". m :0 .: ':El,,::::1,i::!;'i..lt -1 : ,...,...::,::. Sports Managing Editor Best bets for Western Athletic Conference spring sports titles next weekend in ,Tempe (Arizona) : Brigham Young. Texas El Paso nip and BYU in tuck in track-field- ; tennis with Utah and Arizona top contenders, and Arizona State in golf with BYU and New Mexico top challengers. Baseball begins the action, Thursday. It will be either Wyoming or BYU against Arizona State in a best two of three. The Cougars have cinched a tie. They need one e win of a scheduled series in Laramie today to win the Northern Division. Arizona State, No. 3 ranked !n the nation, will be favored against the Cats or Pokes. - ::::;:r'','''.!:;":4:':::-i':7::::::::- Tempe By GEORGE FERGUSON 4 ....! l'4.::.:':;;:.::::. k'ii,4Tit.,:,''!4. Mmpe $1 ..:',.:' 4 II LiI laced a two-rsingle and Tommie Agee followed with a two-ritriple to highlight a n seventh inning rally that lifted the Islets over the Reds. Pinch-hitte- r Ivan Murrell singled with the bases loaded and one out in the ninth inning to score Jose Garcia with the winning run as the Padres downed the Cardinals. Tito Francona's first borne run of blast the season a two-ruwith two out in the top of the se all :' !.4,fe,yoYf.ppt,t4,50R.05f,t; ::::0:::::;:::::.:;,:.::.::::::.'......,...:..: .."''''''''''';''''. ut 10th-innin- 11-1- llfl ypif nig the stage for Robinson's winning hit. Richie Allen hit a two-ru-n homer in the fifth inning and Woody Fryman worked out of three inning jams as the Phi Is downed the Giants. Willie Mays hit his 591st career home run in the fourth for the only Giant run before Don Money singled with two out and Allen followed with his sixth homer of the season. Pinch-hitte- r Rod Gaspar ing cause for Washington. Frank Robinson's two-osingle scored two runs in the 11th inning and gave Baltimore the victory over Kansas City. The Orioles started the inning with a pair of walks but then Mark Belanger hit Into a double play. But Paul Blair beat out a bunt to set In the top of the -- 2-- 1 2.i Seattle erupted for six runs llth to edge Boston, which came back with five in the last of the llth. Two-ru- n homers by John Kenhis nedy Lnd Wayne Comer and a second of the game solo blast by Tommy Harper highlighted the Seattle rally. Rookie Carlos May hit a g homer to offset 9, vfh three homers by Mike Epstein and give the White Sox the victory over the Senators. and Brant 'Prank Alyea also homerz-- in the los- in 12 Innings, Montreal, Lot Angeles edged Pittsburgh, 3 and San Diego nipped St. Chicago topped Washington, New York nipped CaliforOakland blanked nia, Clebvpi nr1 te, nr1 Sontilp in 11 inedged Boston, 10-nings. The Detroit Minnesota game was rained out so Willie Horton didn't miss a game even though he missed the trip. In the National League, Phildelphia beat San FrancisNew York topped Cinco, cinnati, 10-Chicago drubbed Atlanta beat Houston, 1, Rill fin ,01 OP 1-1"- GROUP 2800 Wayzata Boolsourst, Minneapolis, Minnesete MOS T. ORU8ADE SPECIAL-I- N COLOR k A ! ,;E; Wed., May 21 Thurs., May 22 Fri., May 23 7:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. KSI-T- V CHANNEL 5 FOR TIME AND CHANNEL IN OTHER AREAS CONSULT LOCAL NEWSPAPER OR TV CUM , |