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Deseret News from Salt Lake City, Utah • 25

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0 r- .4 DE5EREFNEWS AND TELEGRAm, Salt Lake City, Friday, Jun02, 1956 II. 1 --Itlajorleugue SumiuryDrayes ContinueSurge gig 1Homer Gives Rainiers PCLTbet rute-Surge- ciftdistSepulski Pacific Coast Lsagtoo Takes Lead In Wan Loot Pet tiehln'd er's Mounties In In In 48 311 632 All-Star Race National League American League KANSAS Mil AB 0 A MS 11 Hos I est 1,1. Behind 1111 'toss Pet. 114ebtad'Yll'it'3b 3 1 Demtsrt so 4 I 1 0 0 2 Ba.es s6 0 0 lwatikee 311 22 577 V-e-r4k 40 10 AO b--11zser10 1 0 0 0 Lop, 3b 32 rsokl-vb 24 32 22 S13 0 Herzog cf 4 2 I 0 zernial if 3 I leinnati Si 1 31 27 .5:4 8 Hots 2b-lb 4 0 5 a simp.on tf 4 2 Sievers lb 1 1 2 0- rf 1 0 Lows 27 542 Bost 29 29 .500 10 Flews 2b 1 0 1 1 Poer lb 53 itsbureh 2 27 31 4i6 12 Lemon rt 2 0 1 0 Gtnsber0 4 1 Ne Yolk 7 '9 33 459 12's Berberet 4 1 6 0 Grotty rf 5 i leas 22 8 CIty 24 6 .400 6 so 43 1 tl) 1 1 IlaCteloills 22 393 lu ash ir.4 I on 26 39 400 18 Stone 0 0 0 0 Hartman Vi os Milwaukee 311 22 S77 Brooklyn .7,1 Cincinnati Si 25 Louis 2 27 542 PItteburgh 2- York 7 4 Chicago la 22 3V3 -Y-L-r4it'31' 3 t) 1 Denthirt so 4 1 hartwo 1 0 0 2 BAxes s6 0 0 b-Putserld 1 0 0 0 Lopes 3b Herzog et 4 2 1 0 it 3 1 Ifti1s2tb4O52Sirnpontf Sievers lb 1 1 2 0 rf 1 0 Piews lb 1 0 1 1 Poker lb 5 3 Lemon rt 2 0 1 0 Gmsbel Berberet lc 4 1 6 0 Grotty ct Olson Li 6 3 2 0 2b Vaiavlso as 3 0 3 1 Santlar, 2 1 Stone 0 0 0 0 0 Hartman 2 es 59 0 0 Lopes 3b 2 2 2 Zernial if 3 1 2 Simpson 12 4 2 0- Salsas (I 1 0 1 Poker lb 5 3 Ginsberg 4 1 Grotty cf 5 2 2b 4 2 I Santign 2 7 Hartman '4 0 St New 4 1 1 3202 3 4210 1 0 6 1 4120 520 4235 ,1 Pascual 1 0 0 0 Shantz 0000 a Klbra 3b 3 1 3 0 2 1 0 2 3 2 1 I 5 0 1 0 3 3 .1. .6.

Shantz 0 0 0 0 By DOS THACKERY United Preioi Stmiritt titer A mighty swish from the hat of Joe Taylor put the Seattle flamers into the Coast League lead Thursda night. a tn-reti---1-1. ho-mor in the Oottom uf tenth innitig 10 4leteat San Diego 41 contest knowing they needed a win to go with the Angel loss to get on top since Loa Angeles had held a small percentage edge before the day's game. San Francisco got a taste of the Angel- power, but survived thanks to- five runs-scored in-' the first inning, mostly on walks and a timely base-un loading double by Sal I Los Articles 45 28 .522 1 Hollitwood- 36 35 An 9 Son Francisco 37 36 50 9', Sweramento 34 35 .485 1 Portland 33 36 .455 i sin Diego 33 40 L4S2 1, le 24 SO 324 2 1. Titaragairg Results L' San Francisco 7.

Los Angeles 3 1 Pculland IL Sacramento. 3. 0-14--art----C---- I- cre --111, 1 i Vancouver 6( Hollywood 5 (10 in. 412-- lungs wamsaJ 'the tenth for a 0-5 victory. Taylor's blast ended a pitching duel between Padre John Carmlchael and Rainier Artt Schallock.

Each pitcher had given up an early unearned run. and then -Med the scoreboard with zeros until the bottom of the first extra frame. The Rainiers went Into the NEN' YORIZ (LNS) Rip Repulski of the St. Louis Cardinals is regained the lead in 'the three-cornered bat-tit or -theitattUUNatturial League left field assignritent in me July10111-star baseball garne at Washington. Results 0 astongum bChelluteci 1 Totals 2 8 t4 Totals 11-41-16 el lel DUI Paacual in Sth Lmed out tof i'Linkob in eth i Major Licague Paco Settlirs washinirti)a Ole mil 4414-- 0 Kansas Cue 340 Ise 41xi5 Internasianal News bertn EStevers RBIi.Sieers scored on AMIRICAN LILAGt It u.tietd Out Ol 2nd Okbon.

Killibrew 4. Deillaeatn 2. Lopez 1 Zernial 3. SIMI). Saltine ton 2.

i Simpson scored on wild pitch i Based On lb official at bats, 1,4 Power tPower scored on wlid Player, Club AB it Pc 1,1 Power iPouer tocored on wkiel Player. Club Li AIS I', By Istersaalowal News bersit AMIRICAN LILAGI, It 4 Based On lb official at bats Player. Club AB schedule Chicago City night roll teciand Don't Miss the First Annual 1 Semifinal figures in the na IA ide an poll ending Fri (10' night showed Itepulski i th 13,801 votes. Cincinnati 711111St.Tay 8 rter Sdn ancisco had NCI up the itch i itiatierS dumping Lus 7,3 In all a 1. tern( Portland au ited past San Diego nit sixth place by rock int; Saci amento 3 and Holly- wood fell Into a third place tbe kIth the Seals when Vanoou Thracias Reiulia Thursday Milwaukee 7.

2 eN 5 B. Brooklyn 9 St 1 i I. Battu Chicago at Nee 1 Krt-nas 3 t- Th. i Only. igethU -ibk, tJtily games act Saturday a bi hedule aisturdky a et9CITIrlitt 1 at Ness Yotk CI Mrleauket at Nee 0, at Kan, St Louts at P1tt R.citio.,ie al D.

Chicago at at ashington bt i IT. LOI IS BROOKLIV5i HAI TIMORIF AB 0 A AR 0 A Lockmn It 5 I 3 0 GitliaI 2o 5 2 2 "01 A Ltatit wit 5 4 5 3 te i si 1 1 0 Fiera rt 3 0 4 0 hlusial lb 5 4 5 2 7'ntitie; 53 1 1 Kell 3b 301 Boyer 3b 5 I 0 0 -le, ct 5 0 4 0 if 4 I 0 Moon rt 3 I 4 0 lt, 5 in 4' Titands lb 3 I 5 0 Moigiiin 2b 4 I 2 3 HL.4V, I 4 It I 0 Sytidh 2 0 8 0 DelGrco cl 4 2 4 0 Fut hip 4240 PNIZ010'h et 3020 Smith 4 ll 3 0 Robir, ftl 4 i 04 moaopo 0 3 1 Narnheier 2 Cothot a .124 1 2 0 0 (cilium 2 0 0 0 2 I 0 i 1 aHaie I 0 it it pit kson 0 0 0 F1'tatttt 4 a 4' ZuverInk 0 0 0 0 la 0 0 0 0 Lanti.a 0 000(1 4,1 0 A 3 0 20 5 2 2 3, 3- te St 1 1 0 II 3 0 4 0 ti 5 2 5 3 1 1 Kell 3b 3 0 0 I 0 0 ti' 5 4 0 if 4 0 1 0 4 0 1'50 It' 5 in Tnrnis 10 3 1 5 0 2 3 4 0 1 0 smah 2 0 8 0 4 0 4 2 4 0 PNIDatutl el 3 0 2 0 3 0 Th 4 )04 mtianda 0 0 0 4 2 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 Ne, (r bt 0 2 I 0 aHale I () 0 0 4' Zuvermk 0 0 0 0 1.00,e Thursday's e.and 5 I. Krtnas IS (only asmrs Saturdua a Neu Yn'k at 'Bog Ton at Kansas II). Nt sti thgtori CHICAGO AO 0 A In 4th 1. Ginsberg, Groth 2I3 1 Msni, le, Y.

60 221) 62 87 trtvers rt tr tr -0- G-roM litilyeret It1-41r, th-oth ttit- reitrWttt tiktren lob 164 1 4 I Gison, Killibrew. Dernaestri. Zemia1.1)Suenzi, Debrost XI 103 30 bri0 sdn Ualt 2 Sr ---ZerTual BBStone I Boom Itassisistritie New York 27 li ESN r-N PN 11 111 1) 1 Fox 2b 3 Dby et 3 0 PhilleY it 3 0 prom lb 3 0 Haifield 3b 3 0 Moe 30 Aparick, its 3 0 HdrtihnIn ri 3 0 Fox 2t, 3 I Dt.1 3) et 3 II 4 0 1 0 10o 1 5 6 0 1 4 0 3 4 0 1 0 0 0 T.tals 28 I 14 0 0 0 0 f) 0 Out fox 3. Pascual 1. Ramos 2.

Santiago 3, Harrington 2 SO-1. Pascual 2. Ramos 2, Santiago 3., Harrington 1, Shantz HO Stone 5 in 1 (pitched to four-bagger 2nd Pascual 4 in 3. Ramos a in 4, Santiago 3 in Vs. Harrington 1 In I Shantz 0 In 1.

R-ERStone 7-7, Pas-caul 1-1, Ramos 7-7. Santiago 0-0 WP Stone. Pascual HEWSantiago (Slav-. Santiago 4 1-2 LStone i2.3 tkIsre Rotit-won with 12.1ts3 and Frank Thomas of Pittsburgh with 10311 in the see saw left field battle. Only other close contests (-enter field for the Leaguers with Brooklyn Duke Snider leading Gus bell of Cincinnati.

20,903 to and third base for the Anierr Leaguers, where Gent ge Kell of Baltimore has 12 otes to Ray Boone of 1)etto! 1 Totals 26 I 3113 In eth noel Dalt 9110-41 100 000 041x-- ft Totals 1114 14 Totals 40 1:1 10 imago Tsso out un sethed "1-11" Internatioltal Loogue HelSrlit 4. Toronto 3 Richmond 6. Rochester Columbus 6. Buffalo 3 Miami 7 Montreal 3 i 4 r4.ml, 42r4A1 1 40. 1' 4 ''''Ibt 0 ik- 1 ,..,.,,.....,,....1, ''''50P Itbot 40.

k-- -tommloom- I 1 rfl Rivers Smashes Varona For Tenth-Round Kayo I LAS VEGAS, NEV. 'California middleweight champion Neal Riers 155. of Los I Angeles, unieeshed a hard right Wednesday night to score an I eight-round ck I over Varona. 151'w, of New il'ork, in a scheduled 10-round -bout here-. Rivers picked up his 25th victory by flooring Varona, for, welterweight champion of in of the eighth.

The Californian was way ahead on points and decked Varona twice the eighth before throwing right that put his opponent for the full count. Sievers 44 astiminun and Berra York 17; 1, In Rains listing inMantle Nets -Y ol 64. 44 eru 'Cleveland 51 and Sin.p son 4K.nII City Rano--Mantl iNew York 82 1 4-oer Kansas City I. 47. Yost and Sit, McDougald New 1 44 litelesr PlasesKuenn I Detroit and 'Baltimore o.

7. Busby land. and Carey tNew York 5 Pitchingi Batted on niost tis Pierce I Chicago I. 30-2; Brewer Boston 6 2. 44 uson Wag() 1 and Sucks I New York 9 3.

Ford New York 6.3. Lemon (Cleveland and hoelt 'Detroit 8-4, NATIONAL LEAGI Batting (Based on 150 official at bats Player, Club AB It Pet Long, Pittsburgh 56 206 36 70 .341 Boyer. St Loins 59 234 44 79 Clemente, Pitts 49 160 23 53 .331 Heins. Rena Long Pittsburgh 17. Boyer St Louis and Snider Brook IN11 5.

Banks 4 Chicago and Post 'Cincinnati 14 Runs Basted St Louis -53: Boyer St Lows 51 and Long (Pittsburgh 1. 47. RensBoyer St Louts 44. Snider I Brooklyn and Robinson Cincinnati 41, Blasmgame I St Louts 40 Stolen Bases Mays I New York I. 15, Moon St Louis 9 and Temple "Culcumati 7.

rucking-, Based on most wins) Friend "Pittsburgh 1. 114. Newcombe Brooklyn 9-5 and Lawrence cinnati I. 8-0 American Association nep ver at Louisville, Pod polts at Minneapolis ppd. unarleaton 4.

Omaha 1 Paul 9 IS ichita 7 E- Triar0106 Elfil Fox I Filed nut to' Latent in 5ln 2BFox. Skt-141 era, Fat, Ackert for Lehman in flin i field, DP to Yox to Etrnpo SI Louis 002 002 071-5 BBJohnseir 3 Ilarshman 4 SO Brooklyn 010 011 2114-0 Harshman 4, Johnson 7 HO---Johnhon RBI impaii14 a 4 No 1 in 7, Zut (rink 0 In 1 It FR-- Jobri son Zimmer 2 Mol kon 2. Del Greco. bon 1 1 HBP BN Zut erink Fox i V. hover 2B--Zininter Moon.

Morita, Del Harshraan i 4-4 i. Johcson i 24 i Clieco la 2 Mitsial 2 BobtioN i CIL kLASIo SB Dark, Mustal. 303 er bcosent AB 0 A AB 0 A i BB Vitehmeier 3. Collum 2. DRikson 1 Plers.ra el 4 2 4 0 Avila 2b 5 2 4 5 Ne'ombe I 1116.1, I Sialls 3 0 1 4 oodling 1.1 Si 2 4 0 2 Collor) 1.

NeCOrtitle I licssent HO A lirainut 1f 4 1 1 0 Mere If 1 0 1 0 i Nes eombe 9 in 5 1 3, Wchmeter 9 In Vernon lb 4 0 10 0 Smith rf 2 1 2 0 5 2 3. Bessent 3 in 2 1 3 labine 0 In Jenm 3 I 1 0 Wer17 lb 3 1 4 0 1 Si Lehman 3 In 1 Colium 3 in 3, Letteto 2b 3 (I 1 4 Wald lb 0020 Dickson 2 in 0 pitched to three hot- Vi Cute 3 0 4 0 BOSPri 3b 3 I 2 I 1,6 in 91h1, Kormiantit 1 in 0 i pitched flud0i0 461 2 (I 2 3 Butiby cif 3 2 (Lne II'', 11 9', 1n 11 Ellt. lite ri et 0 0 0 1 Carricsol ss 4 1 2 a Gonirain 1 0 0 ft 1im10 3 0 st 0 Lehman 1 1. Collura 22, Dickson 22 Swirl 0 0 0 0 Wynn tt 4 0 (I 1 WPCollum Lehman (2 I i. L-- biGe nert I 0 9 0 Dickson 47 t.

i Kiel) 0 0 Texas Loakigve 5. Austin 0 San Antonin 6. Houston 5 Fort Worth 7. Oklahoma City 4 4. Tuba 6 Bilko, Loa Shore Votes, me 1 Cu On Athlete Of Month 1Ca poi LOS ANGFIES (UP) Pa in rific Coast League home run the star Stex Bilk of the Los An aw Atigcles and theAir Forces tiler Cuba, in the away Jim Jrn Southern Association 1.1top 5, Flirmingham 6.

Chattanooga 3 Atlanta 7. Memphts 2 (Only games scheduled) Totals 4 24 12 Totals SI 27 Is out for Brcwei io 51h b-Filed Out for Nixon in 8th Thin for Wertz In 7th Boston non min 000-0 Cleveland too4 100 (nix-5 ENone RBISmith, Wertz, Cam's-noel. V. nodling HRWoodiing Brewer 3. Nixon 3, Wynn 4.

SO Brewer 2, Nixon 2, Wynn 3 HO-- Brewer 7 in 4. Nixon 0 in 3. Knely I In 1, I ERBrewer 5 5. Nixon liatiY 0-0. Wynn HBPby Nixon Smith WE'-- Brewer.

WWynn (7-4 1 Uel. IA oodling Brewei 3. Nixon 3, Bi ewer 2, Nixon 2, Brewer 7 in 4, Nixon in 1 ft ER er leis, 0-0 Wynn 0 0 Smith WP Brewer Sports Cars in THRILLING ACTION Two Big Days of Racing Thrills Saturday and Sunday June 23 and 24 Don't miss the fastest cars in the western U.S. competing in daring, roaring action. Practice for all cars plus two races Saturday starting 1:30 p.m and a continuous race program Sunday starting promptly at 10:00 a.m.

COMPLETE SPECTATOR COMFORT FACILITIES-FOOD, idmission No. I West el Midvale on Bingham Highway. Approximately 7800 halm signs. 92. PITTSBURCH ABHOA AB 0 A Oronll 2b 4 3 3 I O'Brn as 2 2 1 5 Bruton ef 5 I 5 0 a LYneb 1000 Mathws 3b 4 2 0 2 Virdon el 4 2 2 0 Aaron rf I 1 la'alls If 4 I 4 I Thomson If 5 I 5 0 Long lb 4 0 9 I Adcock lb 2 I 5 1 Clemnte cif 4 0 2 0 Torre lb 2 0 3 I Thomas 3b 4010 Rice 6 4 30 Foitic 4130 Logan 2 0 1 2.) O'Brn 2b 4235 6Ianillia ag 1 0 0 l' Klin 1010 4010bSkinner 1000 Munger 0 0 0 0 c-Cnu 0000 McMahan 0 0 0 0 Tstais 16 IA 17 6, Totals 83 VI it a Snuck Out for O'Brien in 7th Grounded tote double piay tor Bane in 5111 Walked for Munger in 7th Ittilwauk 101 203 006-7 Pittsburgh Odo Oot oortt ELonc Clemente.

.1 O'Brien RBI Aaron. Biutor, Connell 4. Bice, Vir- 1 I ea ot tracK fame snarea the spothght Thursday as the top Southern California athletes for the month of May. The Helms Foundation board, which normally selects a top local athlete each month, had to name two for May as both Bilko and Lea received an equal number of votes in the balloting by board members. It was the first time since August, 1952 that co-athletes of the month have been named.

Syndicate Buys 'Bala DUBLIN, IRELAND (UP)-- Leslie Combs II of Lexington, and John W. Hanes of New York have purchased the French-bred stallion My Babu from the Maharanee of Baroda for about $600,000. Last year, Combs and Hanes were members of a syndicate that paid $1,251,200 for American chatml pion Nashua, who races under Combs' name. Green. Idaho Falls Idaho Falls Pioneer League Big 6 tThrough Wednesday; 130 or more AI 5) StrInget.

Pocatello. .391 Johnson, Idaho Falls 385 Paacal, Magic Valley -386 362 George, Billings Mauney, Magic Valley .335 Home runs: Pascal. Matte Va IleY. 12: Triples. Johnson.

Idaho Fails. 9 Doubles. Hansen. Boise. 15.

Runs: Hermon. Magic Valley, 58 Runs batted In Paseal. Magic VikileY. 68 StOACII bases: Browne. Great Falls.

16. Kramer Nips Sedgman SAO PAULO, BRAZIL 117Pi Jack Kramer scored a 6-3, 6-4 triumph Thursday night over Frank Sedgman in their professional tennis tour while Pancho Gonzales topped Tony Trabert, 6-3, 1-6, 8-6. don, ails 211O'Connell. Rue 2 113 Aaron, Thomson, It-dun, Rice. BB-- Bruton BBBuhl 2.

Kline 2, Munger 2, McMahan I SOKline 1, McMahon 2, Buhl 2 HOKline 7 In 5. Munger 4 In 2, McMahan 2 In 2 ERKline 4-4. Munger 3 3. McMahan 0-0. Buhl 2 2 Buhl (7 3 16-61.

1 new accessories for water fun squate dive mask Face-fitting, light soft rubber. Shatter-proof glass lens 4.95 gantner skin diver Snug-fitting, contrasting sidepanel comb pocket. Quick drying 195 gantner surf wikies Side zip, vented legs', ivy league stripes. Sizes Up to 44.... 195 volt swimclive fins Soft guts moulded foot pocket stiff curved thrust surface returnaArputt No walking, noresching, no chasing.

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