Ttrtiv. A»rl », .»», T H E D E N TON RECORD-CHRONICLE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the most unpopular with home- fortunes of the SI. Louis Cardi- nants after ai 40-year ramineg5o1 . town fans since he sent Bill Vir- na]« in I<IT« with Early Wynn (22-10) as?'" The American League, its don to Pittsburgh for Bobby Del "the'Vhfago While Sox, fav- Kansas City and ieft-han or Bud ored to .ake it two straight pen- Daley «« race for the cellar already Greco when he was directing the 37,000- at Comiskey Park. Wynn, under way, gets started on the AL's lone 20-game winner the run for the pennant today last year, starts his 20th season midst a buzzing controversy and is shooting for his 272nd-vic- over a pair of trades by the tory. The A's were the only club 'that held an edgi (3-1). over the Cleveland Indians. big right-hander in 1959. Washington and Boston, just The Yankees, bidding for a about "pick 'em" choices for a third place flop, go with right- last place finish, played the early, hander Jim Coates (6-1) on the presidential opener in the AL's mound and Roger 'Maris, late late start Monday. The Senators, of the A's, in right field at Bos- supporting a three-hit, 15-strike- ton. The Red Sox will start right- out job by Camilo PascUal with hander Tom Brewer (10-12). four home runs, slugged the Red Sox 10-1. Boston scored on Ted Baltimore, packed with 'new- Williams' 493rd home run. comers; named young Jerry. Walker (11-10) to face the Sena- All eight clubs are at it today, tors' Pete' Ramos. (13-19) in the and the big game is at Cleve- land's Municipal Stadium be- Orioles' opener. tween the Indians and the De- The National .League, which troit Tigers. A crowd of about stole headlines from the AL ty 40,000 and some sort of fan dem- opening a week earlier, was. idle.. onstration is expected after the Today's games send Los Angelei Sunday trade in which Cleveland to San Francisco foi an early .General Manager Frank Lane first place fight; Philadelphia to- swapped fan favorite Rocky Col- TED WILLIAMS HERB SCORE Pittsburgh and Chicago to it. avito to the Tigers 'for Harvey 493rd Home Run Swaped for Barry Latman Louis. Milwaukee and Cincinnati Kuenn. are idle. It was the seventh deal of the off-season by Trader Lane—and Score For Latman Giant Ace, —AsiBciatel Prtu Pascual Fans LEMON MOVES UP ON SOUR BOSTON THROW ••••• In Second Swap Polio Victim Senators' Jim Lemon Beats Throw To Third Baseman Frank Malzone 15 To Break CLEVELAND (AP) - Herb Arm trouble bothered him much Score, the former strikout artist of the 195S season, when he posted Good Friends WRONG PLAYERS DRAFTED for whom the Boston Red Sox a mediocre 2-3 mark, and he show- ed only flashes of his old form By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Gene FuUmer Johnson Mark once offered, the Cleveland Indians last eeason. He came to the Ind- one million dollars, was traded ians from Indianapolis in 1955, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - This WASHINGTON (AP) — "Best to the Chicago White Sox Monday when -he set a strikeout record for is a story about Sam. Jones, ace Defends Title Baseball Brothers Make pitcher in the American League. for Right-hander Barry Latman in American League freshmen with of the San Francisco Giant pitch- No — in both doggone leagues." a straight player swap. 245. He was the rookie of the ing staff, and Johnny Bushman, Manager Cookie Lavagetto of The million-dollar offer was made year that season, posting a 16-10 12, a polio victim. the Washington Senators was by Joe Cronin, then general man- record. Dragging his right leg jn a In TV Battle Confusion For Scouters ager of the Red Sox, following brace, the boy showed up for al] speaking of Camilo Pascual, the In Chicago, Sox Manager Al Lo- slick right-hander from Cuba. the 1956 season in which Score in pez, who was at the helm of the the home games last season. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By THE.ASSOCIATED PRESS went. "He is an outfielder, throws ohfused Bob Turley with one of his sophomore year in the majors Sometimes he had the 90 cents s young uncles 'who became a Pascual hurled the Senators to won 20 games against nine defeats Indians when Score had his peak and bats left-handed, is 6 feet, year in 1956, said: bleacher fee, sometimes he didn't. Many * freshly crowned boxing The San Francisco giants have .75 pounds, 18 and hit .271." ailroad brakeman. Bob landed a three-hit 10-1 rout of the Boston and led the American League in He is one of four children, and champion has vowed to be a ith the St. Louis Browns but the Red Sox in the opening .game of "I am very fond of Score and been the most active team in the That was-the tipoff to knowing strikeouts with 263. It was turned have wanted him on our side for money,for amusement "is not too "fighting champion." Not many grading of p>aycrs since the winter officials. The Giants had read the ankees eventually got him in a the American League season Mon- down by Hank Greenberg, who was plentiful. He showed up anyway, actually follow through. day before President Eisenhower general manager of the Indians some time. He pitched exception- meetings began in November. Per-record of Frank Dennis Waite, al- eal with Baltimore when the ally well for me.- when I was in Jones happened to notice tha Not so with Gene Fullmer. The haps they were too active at the rowns franchise was sold and and a crowd of 28,237 jammed into at the time. kid and became acquainted. The NBA middleweight king believes ready on the Cardinal roster. Cleveland. He was injured (in St. Petersburg convention. When "Oh, Oh," said Thompson. hifted Griffith Stadium. Score, a 26-year-old left-hander, 1957) after I had gone to the Sox. big Negro pitcher isn't much of in being a busy champion and they reached the bottom of the 'They 'got the wrong brother'.'" The Stephens strikeout was Pas- won nine games and lost 11 for a talker and neither is the little backs it up with action in the National League President War- I think he still is a fine pitcher and barrel—the Class D leagues — "I know they did," said Walter en- Giles knows how the Giants cual's 15th and broke a record set the Indians last year. Lalman's we plan to work with him with the white boy. Perhaps that's why ring. He is making it pay off, too.Jiey drafted the wrong brother. Shannon, who directs the Cardinal by famed Walter Johnson. John- they were attracted to each other. The 28-year-old ex-mine worker eeh record with the White Sox was 8-5. hope that he will return to the The Giants, acting for their Fres- [arm system. son twice fanned 14, in 1910 and He is 23. form he had then I was his man- Sam saw to it the youngster got from West Jordan, Utah, will col- "The- same • thing- happened to 1924, and Jim Shaw, an almost inside for every game after that. lect $100,000 for taking on 29-year- no Giant farm team in the Class ne when I had Cincinnati," says In making his second major ager in Cleveland." C California League, drafted Po- WHEN MEEING ENDED forgotten Senator, did it once, in trade in two days, Indians' General After the games, Johnny would ba old Joey Giardello of Philadelphia When the meeting ended Shan- ,iles, former president of the Lane said Score had asked to be admitted to the clubhouse. Sam in defense of his NBA middle- well D. Waite lor $3,000 from the Reds. 1914. Manager Frank Lane said the tribe traded only the night before the Daytona Beach Islandei'S, a Class non told San Frascisco officials was in need of pitchers who could deal was made. He said Herb made absolutely no display of it, weight crown Wednesday night there was no attempt to deceive and few people paid any attention, They will meet in a television D Florida State League team af- see regular duty immediately in felt badly about the departure of (ABC 9 CST) 15-rounder in the fliated with the St. Louis Cardi- anybody and that the deal could the 1960 campaign, which the Ind- Colavito, his roommate and close to the boy. nals. It was a mistake. be called off. But the Giants, ians open Tuesda- - y agains' t' the Sam's sons, Nick, 8, and Mike,' field house of Montana State Col- sports to tlie end; decided to take friend. 6, flew out to be with their Dad lege at Bozeman. The Giants thought they were Detroit Tigers. He pointed out "Joe (Gordon) doesn't like me, Fullmer won NBA recognition getting Powell's younger brother, the older Waite, who -went in the the Southpaw Jack Harshman is Lane said Score told him. "He after school ended in Monogah, as 160-pound champion by beating Frank Dennis Waite, a $30,000 bon- family deal when the Cards gave Sports Potpourri bothered by a back ailment and gives me no sympathy." W. Va. The three lads met at th« Carmen Basilio lasl Aug. 28. Then us outfielder who on Oct.