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Hayden leans hard on one of Irvine's offerings in thefourth tangle with the Cougars.dla ~ od"n'ftoveJJ ACK H AYDENLeft FieldCY GERAGHTYCenter FieldDriving out 33 hits in a double-header withthe Lewiston ::-.rorrnal nine a week later, theVandals had little trouble in chalking up 14-2and 20-14 victories. Neil Speirs' four-hit pitchingin the first game was the outstanding performanceof the day. T he veteran chuckerretired ten Lewiston batters with strike-outs.Idaho took the lead in the first game whenthey crossed the plate five times in the secondinning, and then added two in the fifth andthree in both the seventh and eighth frames.A total of 34 hits were collected by the twoteams in the second game. T wenty safe blowsand eight Lewiston errors resulted in 20 runs forIdaho. The Pioneers held the lead twice duringthe contest-once in t he third inning and againin t he sixth. Seven runs in the lucky seventhgave the Vandals the victory margin. Swanson,Hurley, and L acy were on the mound for Idaho.In the return game at M oscow three weekslater t he Pioneers came from behind in the lastinning to win, 6 to 5· Three Idaho pitchersworked out for three innings each. The gamewas preceded by a free-hitting Normal-IdahoFrosh game which the teachers won 16 to 13.Fifteen bingles were collected off the yearlinghurler, Lefty Naslund.At.VTN JACORSONRight Field