Three home runs, two by Frank Long and one by Andrew Loon, featured the Gallup Fords 13-5 vic tory here yesterday over the Mount Taylor Co. C. C. Woodchoppers. Al Arnold hurled for the Gallup Fords. Young Miners emerged 4-3 win ners over Allison in third clash be tween the two teams the season yesterday at Gamerco. Inother ing two runs in first and fourth in nings. Until the seventh, Miners blanked the Allison team which then staged a three-run rally to forge ahead. Miners tied the score in the last of the eighth and George Avila scored the winning run in the tenth inning on a 3-base hit by Tommy Martines. Ideal Campers downed Old Tim ers 6-3 yesterday. Four fast dou ble plays featored the Ideal de fense which cut down the threat ening Old Timers. Ideal scored first and led all the way