Financial News Jlunttaji Jskf j&iroffe Resorts —Travel—Garden C *** SIXTEEN PAGES. WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 10, 1953 Masterson Limits As tp Two Scratch Hits as Nats Win, 6-0 Royal Vale Wins Dixie Handicap as Crafty Admiral Runs Third

* (• ••••'' v. -,v. .. .«¦<%#> , -ss 4 , Champion A V Win, Lose or Draw 1952 Simmons Beats Veteran Fans 9 By FRANCIS STANN 5 Lengths Back Dodgers BeatKellner; PRIVATE hate-the-Yankee* cam- After To CLINT COURTNEY’S paign is reported to have so intrigued General of the Indians that he is willing to give $200,000, plus a , for the Brown’s stormy petrel..,. The Yankees, Os English Colt: Roberts Loses Grasso Homers originally owned Courtney and traded him # to St. Louis, acknowledge that Clint is a jjjjtfMHhk Ex-Hurdter Scores Campanella Smashes Verble, Substituting fiery competitor and a good hitter, but say Third Stake Victory For Runnels, he’s a poor catcher. . . . Too nervous and j||| 3 Homers; One Wins Helps jumpy behind the plate to offer a good In Three Saturdays Day Game in Ninth During Two Rallies target, they insist. Hll Os the 19 heavyweight champions since By Lewis F. Atchison By the Associated Press By Burton Hawkins Star Staff Correspondent Star Staff Correspondent John L. Sullivan and the use of boxing BROOKLYN. May 9.—-The ¦* BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, May gloves instead of bare knuckles, only six aH X*'?’ v, i May 9.—Crafty Phillies dropped of the Na- 9. —A Admiral, America’s 1952 v pair slightly tainted singles risking, may handi- League lead this » of lost their titles at first which cap champion, just of tional afternoon .Jr hji wiri ilßr* was one -i deprived Walter Masterson of a be a source of consolation to Rocky Marci- Msm the boys today as and then jumped back in front j the favorite no- game today the Nats’ ano as he primes for his bout with Jersey and his followers went down with again tonight as they defeated as Joe Walcott next Friday in Chicago and on a crash in the first stake of Pim- the Dodgers, 8-4, with Curt Sim- wm. M&y iH 32-year-old right-hander blanked were BBHkmIH lico's 21-day meeting. mm* ISMy. yjMMWHMteMk.• mm the Athletics, 6-0. It was the TV. ... If you can’t name the six who rrsncli SUnn mons chalking up his fifth vic- straight loss for beaten, here they are: Bob Fitzimmons (at Mrs. Esther duPont Weir’s tory one The fourth Phila- Royal against defeat. the age of 37), Marvin Hart, Jack Sharkey, Primo Camera, Vale, a reformed hurdler i delphia. considered unsound for racing Dodgers beat , 7-6, Braddock. . . With Eddie Arcaro Masterson’s superb pitching Max Baer and Jimmy . in his native England, made it in the afternoon on Roy Camp- and it, too, ¦k, jit was up by 11-hit reaching the age of retirement talking of who two straight victories the- anella’s two-, ninth-inning J|h| backed an at- over tack which included Mickey else but Willie Shoemaker can be rated the most valuable champ in the 52nd running of homer. he’s Grasso's fourth major league jockey in country? ... At the rate going, the 22-year- the $25,000-added Dixie The two games drew more the Handi- . all of which have first cap, duplicating last week’s tri- than 44,000 customers, with 25,- old Willie could well be America’s 400-winner-in-a-season jjjllbeen delivered against the A’s. WW| l"ullllullt|l umph the $60,000 000 turning out for the night ' jijj rider. in Gallant Fox I £ Handicap at Jamaicq. Today’s game. The bespectacled Masterson, recognize Arena p who struck nine, didn’t per- In case you didn’t the old Turner’s on defeat was not as expensive in Tonight’s was the N out triumph mit hit after Philley hop- the television screen the other night when Charlie Riley dollars for the Admiral, but it fourth for 4)v. . a Dave Philadelphians in five fUr ifiHsHl a single past stopped Dave Gallardo, it was all prettied up and, for the cost him plenty in prestige as games with the league cham- scatched Second Royal Vale won in convincing THEY’RE FIT TO DO BATTLE—Rocky Marciano, heavyweight champion, and Jersey Joe Baseman Wayne Terwilliger to coast-to-coast telecast, temporarily referred to as the “Capital pions this season. They wind up start the last half of the fourth fashion. their current series tomorrow Walcott listen to each other’s heartbeats during their physical examination in the office . walls of the garage Arena.” . . the old City They painted of the Illinois Athletic Commission. Both were described as fit for their title bout in Chicago inning. Philley’s smash was r chairs deep blue and the others in The order of the finish was al- with Karl Drews opposing Billy a light gray, ringside a the Friday night. (Story on Page C-4.) AP Wirephoto. skidding one-hopper, hard to most same as the Gallant i Loes. handle, which bounced over Tcr- ivory tone. . . . Went so far as to rig white velvet ropes and Fox, with Jackie Westrope bring- Campanella Tries for Sweep. williger’s left shoulder. the high irony is that mucho dirt had to rubbed into the ing the 5-year-old son of Kings- hitting ropes at the 11th hour to reduce the glare on TV. way-Cora Deans home a length Campanella, after the Zernial Beats Throw dramatic of the and three-quarters ahead of blow afternoon The other hit was contributed • * * * contest, give Navy Crew Extended Cornelius V. Whitney’s Cold | did his best to the White Sox Score 10 in Fourth by with in Dodgers He hit one out THE LITTLE MISS WALSH who won the Women’s Sec- Command, ridden by Dave Gor- a sweep. a sec- the second inning. His well- tional Pistol Championship in town and finished second in man. Golden Gloves, third in the | ond-inning homer tonight off kissed grounder was knocked ! Simmons to tie the score after By Harvard to Win For 12-3 Victory Over Detroit ; the Ladies Aggregate in the Stemmers Run (Md.) tournament Gallant Fox, wash’t in today’s J down by Eddie race, and Crafty Admiral took ! the Phillies had jumped away in By (he Associated Press in another run and Sam Mele Yost, who recovered the ball and is the 14-year-old daughter of Walter Walsh of the Marines, front with Johnny the third spot, lengths be- | Wyrostek CHICAGO, hit. a two-run single. Friend’s whipped it to first base. Umpire of the FBI and one of the marksmen of 2Vi May 9.—The White formerly top-notch hind Cold Command and a neck driving in a run with the I,oooth In Adams Cup Race Sox today enjoyed the biggest in- error refilled the sacks and John Stevens called Zernial safe

. . Her hit of his career. any . victory this or other era. marked her first ahead of the spent Ancestor. (Other rowing news on ning of the Stephens singled two more run- over the protest of Mickey at bar Weight Help. competitive meet. ... If you pause a in Whippany, Shift no And in the eighth, with the Page C-4.) season, scoring 10 times in the ners across. Lollar s single ac- Vernon. N. J., the man behind the counter may possible be the only Royal Vale ran the mile and Dodgers trailing, 8-2. the husky fourth inning to coast to a 12-3 counted for another. Carrasquel’s plays pre- By While those two boxing champion who attended Seton Hall as a titleholder. one-eighth in 1.51%, a second catcher cut loose with another »h« Associated Press victory over Detroit. sacrifice and Fornieles’ flypushed vented Masterson from notching than five-year-old home his ANNAPOLIS, May years slower Chains’ run. ninth of the sea- Md.. 9. and Hal in the final tally. a no-hitter, the result was highly ... Name is Freddie Cochrane, the welterweight of a few champion track mark. The winner paid son, to score Billy Cox ahead of Navy’s world crew Erickson were the victims of the Detroit. AB.H.O.A.Thlrato. A8.H.0.A. satisfactory to the Nats, who tied back. saved record by Hatfield.3b 4 ft 2 3 Fox.2b 5 2 3 4 $7.60, $3.80 and $2.60 across the him. its undefeated outburst in which 14 White Sox Kuenn.ss Fair, their longest winning streak of the beat 3 2 2 4 lb 3212 1 John Carmichael, sports columnist of the Chicago Daily board. Cold Command paid $5.20 But Simmons, who went one up spurting at finish to went to bat, making their runs Sullivan.lf 2 ft 3 ft Minoso If 3 1 Ift the season at two straight. In Crafty by three-quarters of a Nieman.rf 4 ft 3 ft Mele.rf 4 2 0 0 News, learned during Kentucky Derby week of one of the and $3. while Admiral on Roommate Roberts in the Harvard on seven hits, three walks and Dropo.lb 42 7 2 Rivera.cf 50 H 0 his first start, Masterson turned length today ring up an- by Lund.cf 4 13 0 St’hens 3b 3 2 (1 2 returned $2.20 to show. win column, and an error Owen Friend. 0 in a five-hit against the big baseball deals that never came off. . . . Bill Benswanger, handcuffed the re- Batts.c 4 10 Marsh..lb 2 2 0 1 Most fans thought an eight- other Adams Cup Regatta tri- Friend.2b 4 1 3 2 Lollar.c 4 2 2 1 mainder of the Dodgers when , the Houtt'an.p 0 0 Red Sox, when he also who once owned the and was a Derby pound weights, plus umph. Cuban! 1 0 Carr’uel.ss 4 12 3 shift in Eddie they threatened and was backed right-hander obtained from < Erickson.p 2ft 1 ft Fornieles,p 4 111 fanned nine, but he took three during the' mid-30s Sam Breadon presence Pennsylvania •Pesky 10 0 0 visitor, disclosed that and Arcaro’s in the saddle, by a 13-hit attack, including trailed far be- Washington in exchange successive beatings before pro- (the a as three-shell race nar- for of the Cardinals offered to trade plus the shorter distance two-run homer by Gran Hamner hind the Chuck Stobbs last winter, Totals 33 724 11 Totals 37 15 27 13 ducing today’s polished effort. and Gallant Fox was a mile and rowed at the start to a challenge Tigers •Grounded out for Erickson in 9th. to the Pirates. ... In return for the two Waners—Paul in the checked the seven Fans Three in Jam. fifth. by Harvard to the Navy eight, with Detroit 000 000 120— 3 three-sixteenths) would make a hits to his second Chicago Lloyd—plus Arky Vaughan, Pep Young and Cy Blanton, Pitts- Black Blows Up. had won 16 straight events. record viptory j 000 lftftft 02x—13 Alex, Kellner, who included a difference today. They were which of the against Runs—Fox. Fain, Minoso. Mele. Rivera, burgh Benswanger replied: season no defeats,' Stephens could have Dean, whereupot| wrong. The Charfran Stable star, Joe Black, Brooklyn’s starting The Midshipmen had the (2). Marsh. Lollar (2>, Carras- brace of over the “Dean can one And while he is a started the qucl, Fornieles. Hatfield. Kuenn. Lund. Yankees among his four vic- play only position. great earner of $277,225 last year, car- hurler, hit Tommy Glaviano and power at the end of the one-and- Error—Friend. Runs batted In—For- , everybody three-quarter-mile rally In the fourth with the first nieles (3). Fox. Minoso. Mele (2), Steph- tories, was the victim of Master- he doesn’t strike out. Therefore we must ried 126 pounds and didn’t have followed with a test on the (3), of his two singles in the inning, ens (2), Lollar Friend. Dropo (2). son’s yielding of keep a few men who can catch the ball or stop it and throw anything left when Arcaro called single after Hamner’s circuit Severn River and won by three Two-base hits—Dropo, Fornieles, Lund. masterpiece, 10 walked and Chico Home run—Lollar. —Steph- the Nats’ 11 hits, with Grasso’s sorry. on him in the stretch. Royal Vale, blow. That was all for Brook- seconds in 8:44.3 Less than a ens. Sacrifice —Carrasquel. plays It to first base. Gentlemen, I’m . . Carrasquel beat out a bunt. l who packed 120, full of lyn’s ace. half-mile from the flag, —Hatfield to Friend to Dropo: Carras- homer coming off Carl Scheib * * was run duel to Fox to Fain: Friend • • Fornieles cracked out a two-run to Dropo. with at the finish. Harvey Love’s Crimson boat had Left on bases—Detroit, 7; Chicago. 8. one out in the ninth. Jim Hughes quickly was lifted double and Bases on balls—Off A crowd of 19,986 saw race, pulled almost abreast of Navy, followed Houtteman. 4; off Kellner became the third left- WHEN JOCKEY ERIC GUERIN was accusing A1 Popara the for a and Johnny with a single to bring Carrasquel Fornieles. 4: off Erickson. 2. Struck out run on a good track in a light but the threat stirred Stroke Ed —By Eornleles. X. Hits—Off Houtteman. hander in a row to be beaten by deliberately bumping Native Dancer in the Derby as the Podres was the victim of the home. A walk to Fain 7 in 3 innings; off Erickson. 8 in 5 of Stevens to put on the pressure. Ferris re- Innings. the Nats after they had lost drizzle, and most of them Phillies last three in the the Runs and earned runs—Off field was passing the first turn he was inviting dressing-room thought runs Harvard freshmen had opened loaded bases and Erickson 1 Houtteman. ij-fi: off Fornieles, 3-3 off their first five decisions against it would be Crafty Ad- sixth. came in to relieve Erickson. 6-4. Balk—Fornieles. Winning . Houtteman. .. pitcher—Fornieles (2-fti. Losing southpaws. trouble. Popara, who rode Money Broker and admits only miral’s day. They made him the event with a decisive two- pitcher In the game, Minnie walked, —Houtteman (ft-3). Time—2:2s. At- that his horse accidentally bumped Native Dancer, is a former the 6-to-5 favorite over Royal afternoon Roberts length win over Navy’s Plebe Minoso forcing i tendence—B,7oo. Masterson walked six in a had a 6-5 lead with two out in game delayed champion. . . . New York writers now Vale, who went off at 5-2, putting shell, but thereafter it was an 33 minutes in the Golden Gloves baseball the ninth. He walked Jackie say is not on the market because of his recent $50,937 on the Admiral’s nose. Annapolis afternoon. Penn oars- fourth inning because of rain. Robinson on four pitches find men trailed in all three ! Philley’s single In the fourth was pinch-hitting heroics and able substituting for Nick Wall may deserve some then contots. of the credit for the English Campanella whaled a fast The Navy junior varsity got Yankees Start Fast to Defeat followed by a walk to Loren in right field. . . . Speaking of the Yankees, they always seem triumph for he ball on a low line into the center- the biggest lift of any boatload horse's set a field (See NATS, . stands. That Pace C-3.) to come up with the money players. . . When young Whitey blistering pace on Ancestor and left Roberts on the rain-swept Severn. In its Ford beat the Indians in a key game, 11 to 1, he also posted took Arcaro and Crafty Admiral with a 4-2 record and gave the competitive debut, the Navy's Boston, 6-4; Mantle Hits No. 5 victory to Ben Wade, fourth an 11-1 record in the majors. . . . The only time he lost was along, while Royal Vale tagged No. 2 shell whipped Harvard by By tht Associated Press I New York A.H.O.A. Boston A.H.O.A Brooklyn pitcher of the game. i Riz'o.ss. 5 3 ft 1 Oood'n.2b. 4 ft 1 ;» Griffith along Westrope lengths. (1 (I Discounts behind. two Until this week it ft ft ft 4 ft in 1950 when, following nine straight victories, he bowed out was BOSTON, May 9.—The Yank- Berra.c. _ Piers'll.rf. t fifth in the six-horse field going It marked only the second had been Coach Rusty Callow’s { Silv'a.c. 4 13ft Kell.3b. 3 ft I 1 as relief to Ed Lopat, whom he so closely resembles. ees regained their mastery over M'D'ld.3h 4 12 1 Oerne't.lb. 3 (I 9 ft down the backstretch, and not time the Dodgers had beaten third boat. Mantle.cf 5 2 4ft White.c. 4 2 5 I Setbacks , Attacks Odd how the “Bobo” has be synonymous Roberts at the Red Sox today by unleashing Bauer.rt. 3 1 4 (I Steph's.lf. 4 2 3 ft name come to sure that wasn’t where he would since he In capturing the feature of Wood g If. 4 0 6ft Umph't.rf 4 ft 7 ft 4 12 Bolling.ss. with no-hit games pitched by St. Louis hurlers. . . . When be at the came up to the big leagues regatta a 10-hit attack against pitch- I Martin.2b. 1 4 12 4 Trade finish. in five 6 ft McDer't.p. ft Predictions the 17th renewal of a j Boll’g. lb. 4 1 ft ft He Black'l.p. _ 1 Rookie Bobo Holloman spun that no-hitter against the Phila- Westrope Was Pessimistic. 1948. had whipped them 10 named for the late Secretary of ers for a 6-4 victory. The most 2 ft 0 1 Werle.p. 1 ft ft 1 Disturbed by the reaction to Vale) times here. ! aNoren lftftft cZarilla 1 ft ft ft week was Brown to turn “He (Royal was climb- the Navy Charles Francis Adams, | Gorman,p. 1 ft ft 1 Freem'n.p. ft ft ft ft the Nats’ losses in the West. 83- delphia Athletics last he the first potent of the Yankee blows was bßenna ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ing hlU M-ooklyn. | .. Ken'edv.p. year-old Clark in the first part of the race,” -ov A-HiOA- A.H.O.A. Navy was pressed harder than Kuzava.p. 0 0 Griffith yesterday . . . ERyan,2b 4 0 0 0 0 riDiMag'io the trick since in 1934. Newsom,, however, 13 5 Gilllam.2b 5 2 2 2 ’s fifth homer of 10 the Jackie said later. “Ididn’t think Ashburn.cf UlO Reese,ss .112 2 at any time in two years except Kinder,p. 0000 issued following statement: lost his game because, after nine hitless innings, he gave Clark rs 3 10 0 Balder,cf 5 12 0 the season, which was we had a chance until he tWry’sk,rf.2 000 Rob 4112 for the semifinals of the 1952 blasted Totals 37 10 27 5 Totals 33 527 11 “In reply to so many reports up square Campson.3b against light safety . . . a in the 10th and lost, 2 to 1. Newsom’s straightened out on the turn and iftinta.il 314 0 la,e 52 7 0 Olympic trials at Worcester, a leftfleld tower in a Struck out for Blackwell In 7th. that the Washington Tors’sn. lb 5212 2 Shuba.lf 42 3 0 b Finished strike Baseball is . . . began then, the thrid. out for Gorman in handle isn’t Bobo, but Louis, while Holloman’s Alva. to run. Even I Hamner,ss 412 6 Furlllo.rf 0000 Mass. California came within Bth. Club is ready to trade any and in wasn’t confident. I didn’t think Jones,3b 3 112 Hodges.lb 4 17 1 less than The Yanks suffered their first all of its players, beg Only three players the majors have a chance to join 91 Lopata.c 20 10 Tm’sn.rl.ll 3O a 1 a half-length then. c Grounded out for Werle in 6th. I to state getting 2,000 They Johnny we could win until we got in •Nicholson 1000 Roe.p 1002 loss in 13 games to the Red Sox d Popped out for Kennedy In that there is no others in hits over a career are Burgess.c lloi Brskine.p 1000 Sth. foundation for Mize (1,985), (1,921) and Bob (1,967). front.” Roberts.p 4 0 2 2 Hughes.p 0 0 0 0 laast night when New York 301 000 200 —6 such statements. We are not Elliott Westrope said thought the JWalker 110 0 homered in Boston 100 001 200—4 he 0 the 11th for a 2-1 placing any of our regular play- They’re such an ... In HAntonelll 0 0 0 (2). all cinches but it isn’t exclusive club. pace was much fast Wade.p 0 0 0 Cleveland victory. j Runs—Rizzuto McDougall. Man- too in the 0 Defeats ers on the trading ttc. Bollweg. Berra. Goodman, Plersall. list and do 3,000-hit are only six—Speaker, Wagner, Collins, early Stephens the class stages of the race and it Totals 38 11126 17 Totals 30 11 27 10 world ; Kell. Errors Goodman. not intend to do so. The champions got off Blackwell. Martin. Runs batted — Paul Waner and Anson—and they’re all in Hall of looked that way from the press Lopata (2). In Lajoie, the •Struck out for In fith. to a running start today by scor- } Mantle Bauer (2), Woodllne* Riz- “In my opinion, the Nats will box. Wall and tGrounded Into for Clark zuto. White. Bolling. Stephens (3). . . . And in Arcaro rushed in 10th, Fame the 4,000-hit club. is not only In 7th Browns 3-2 ing hits—Bollweg. fanj three runs against Maury Tnree-base Home runs—- show the here a lot of good, their horses to the at tTwo out when winning run scored. | Mantle. president only front {Doubled By (he Associated Press before Stolen bases—Martin. Left rn fine present but the member. for Hughes in Bth. McDermott he was re- bases—New York 7. Boston ft Base on baseball when this the break and dueled for the ilßan for Walker In Bth. balls—Off 1; • • • • ST. LOUIS, May (As placed by with only Blackwell. 4. off Gorman. exceptional long trip is finished. Philadelphia 9 ).—The off McDermott. t; Freeman, lead, which Wall got just before 101 002 020 —6 inning. i off 1. Brooklyn 012 100 OJ2—7 , twice tied, one out in the first Struck out—By Blackwell, 2: by Kuzava. “Our players ran into a lot of IF NATIVE DANCER HAD WON the Derby a thousand the first turn was reached. Nick : 1; by Werle, 1: by Freeman. 1: by Ken- Runs Ryan (2). Ashburn. pushed across got credit for ! nedy, 2; by exceptional go Torgeson. Clark. the winning run Kinder 1. Hits—Off Black- bad weather this belonging sports writers to bat seemed to let Ancestor with- Hamner. Reese. Robinson (2), well.. 4 0 innings; Gorman, typewriters to were prepared Campanella (2). Shuba (2). in the 10th inning to take 3-2 pitch -1 in off l In spring which prevented out much restraint, opening up Errors— a A McDermott hit Yogi 1 inning: off Kuzava. innings: the team the Crown—Derby, Preakness Torgeson. Reese, Ryan. Gilliam (2). 0 in 2 off out pieces pertaining to Runs decision from the Browns here Berra on the left arm in the first | McDermott. 2 tn >3 Inning: off Werle. 3 from keeping in tiptop shape. a two-length lead on Crafty Ad- batted In—Torgeson. Gilliam, Clark. in srs innings: 4 you Shuba. Hodges, Ennis, Hamner. Robin- tonight. inning, Inning: off Freeman. m Along and Belmont—but have noted how mute they’ve been but the catcher Kennedy. 3 inning: with this, the broken miral. son. Jones (21. Campanella (2). was not off 1 In I' olf ankle Two- The Browns batted Kinder, ft In 1 inning. Runs ana earned of . . . record, there Torgeson. Mike bruised seriously. Gil Coan set back in the wake of Dark Star’s victory? For the Arcaro took a slight hold on taase hits—Ryan, Snider. Bur- However, he runs—Off Blackwell. 2-0; off Gorman. us con- gess. Home runs—Robinson, Campanella. Garcia out of the box as they was replaced by 2- off Kuzava. ft-0; off McDermott. siderably. have been eight Triple Crown winners and 16 thoroughbreds the Admiral going up the back- Stolen base Campanella. Sacrifices 3- off Ashburn Roe. Werle. 1-1: off Freeman. 2-2; Double plays—Thomp- tied the score in the ninth in- before the Red Sox took off Kennedy, ft-ft: off Casey Stengel Passed ball—White, winning Arcaro urged his horse at the Brooklyn. back with three described the pitcher— day. This will give oppor- cause the six win the first *f the 8: 8. Bases on balls—Off Blackwell (2-0) Losing pitcher—Mc- us an other didn’t the Derby, half-mile pole Roberts. 4; off Roe. 2; off Ersklne, 1: off Bobby Cain, fourth St. Louis catching switch as “a precaution- Dermott. (2-3) Umpires Passarella. tunity to sharpen up and took after Wade, 1. Struck out—By Roberts. 1; gave Napp. on our bat- three races. by 1; by pitcher, up the winning ary measure.” Duffy. Grieve. Time—2:s7. At- ting the peacmaker. Roe. Ersklne. 3; by Hughes. 1: tendance—26.o6s. practice as well as fielding. by Wade. 1. Hits—Off Roe. A In 5 run, which was by For a guy who hails from horse training country, Bobo Meanwhile, Gorman on Cold innings (none out in 6th>: off Ersklne. batted in I think by the time this present up 5 In Innings; off Hughes. oln % Bill Glynn. stay a Command shook his mount as inning:2Vs home is over you will see Newsom of South Carolina must have been embarrassed off Wade. oln 1 inning Runs Cleveland. A.H.O.A. St. Louis. A.H.O.A. they pounded into the turn and and earned runs—Off Roberts. 7-fi; off Boone.ss 4 2 2 Oroth.cf 5 ft an entirely improved . . (A’s) 4 1 3 ball club.” week ago. . Newsom drew Dark Star in the club Roe. 4-4. off Avila.2b Major League Standings for a brief moment he got the Ersklne. 2-2; off Hughes. 4 14 4 Youhsr.2b 5 1 M 'Signed.) Clark him, along with $3, to Pitcher Carl o-°: Wade, O-n. Winning pitcher— Mitchell.lf 4 11 ft Dyck If 5 1 2 ft Griffith. pool (2-o>. Losing " SUNDAY, 10, 1953. and then traded Whitney blue a short head in Wade pitcher—Roberts Simpson.rf 1 ft 1 ft Wertz.rf 5 ] n MAY Washington Baseball m* President. Scheib, for Native Dancer. upset 2:50. Attendance Rosen.3b 4 2 2 4 Elliott. 3b 4 0 12 front. An seemed In the 19257 Doby.cf 5 13 0 Kryh'kl.lb 5 2 7 1 Club. making as they came around the K’edy.rf-lf 5 1 3 ft Moss.c 3 ft « ft NIGHT GAME. J. Le’on.lb 3 ft 5 ft (Edwards ft ft ft ! Glynn.lb ft 5...**,-IJisJJfiUJ | turn and headed into the stretch Brooklyn. 116 0 {Berry 0 ft ft ft I.? WB*' t A.H.O.A. A H O.A Tipton.c 43 2 0 ft 01 and Gorman said that at that Ryan.-b 42 4 1 Gilliam.2b 4ft 3 3 Mlr’nda.ss ft AMERICAN. 616 ft Hegan.c 1 0 0 ft 110 0 U Nats 6, thought Ashburn.cf Reese.ss 42 4 4 Garcia,p ••L’n'h’dt «*ai*;jjJj*ii“||!J:f | I t A's 0 LaSalle Mark point he he had the race Wyr’st k.rf 5 2 1 ft Snider.cf ft ft 3 114 Hunter.ss 3 10 3 Capozzoli Sets 4 0 Aber.p jy.shlnrton. ab R. H. O. A E 0000 rtney.c Ye.terdiy. Ennis.lf 5 2 10 0 ?C 2 0 2ft feaait' New 1| 1| Ynst\ 5 ft 1 ft ft won. Thought he had it Trgs'n.lb R'b'son.3b 2 10 Hooper.p 00 0 0 L’tlefld.p o York j 4 lj 2 4i lj 14 3b 1 won. n ft 7 ft Cox.3b O ft 1 1o 7^667! TerWllleer, 2b 3 0 0 1 0 (Tn’nella.c 2.2 •Uprikht 1 0 ft 0 3 that is, until he Royal Hamner.ss 6 3 6 3 4 3 7 ft !h Cleveland |OHljOj2l 2j 5 12 6 Jensen rt 401 he?rd Jones.3b Jill Blvska p ft ft ft n ch| lj .667| % Vernon, 30ft Hoyas Lose Hodges, lb 3ft 6 2 Palge.p i2fr£mou. S: lb 4 1 2 Ift ft ft 2-Mile, But Vale hot-footing down- the mid- Gl’v ft ft 0 ft 0 ft Bo t0n For no.3b 2 ft Furlllo,rf 4 2 ft ft Chicago I2j 1| lj 4j 0| lj 4[ 131 9; Vollmer. If 4 1 l ft ft o Burgess.c 3 2 7 0 Antn’lo.lf 4 ft IKokos 11 ft ft j % s t* L : 2. —| .591! 1% Busby, cf 0 Spocial Dispatch to Th« Star nearly dle. The English-bred had to Slmmons.p 5 ft Caln.p 0 ft ft o (10 Innings, night) 4 113 0 it still knocked 35 5 0 0 0 Black.p 1 o o l Bosto „ j1; 2 j lj—j 1| 22 2| 111 9! .5501 2% Verble. *s 4 2 2 1 3 (1 May come around the field, but it Hugh»s.p 0 ft ft o ttSlevers 10 0 0 Oraeso. c 4 12 0 PHILADELPHIA, 9. s seconds off the old record here of •Williams Louig p 0 0 wasn’t too much trouble with 10 0 0 Totals 39 13 30 18 Totals 42 10 May. St. |o| 0,2 j 11—j 2 1[ 4j 10j llj .476 4 Masterson. 4 0 1 0 2 0 Georgetown’s 9:50.1 set by John Johnson 3ft 10 Games ~ Charley Capozzoli, ! of fodres.D 00 0 0 •Grounded out for Littlefield In 7th. only three ahead of him. 0 0 0 1 ?Walked for Moss Phil.. (2) Phila'phia |2| li 2[ 2) 2j 1| 10| llj ,476| Totals 3(1 fl II 27 *» diminutive distance running star, ! St. John’s. His best outdoors is {Morgan 10 0 0 In Bth. wash, at OH 4 ~0 {Ran for Edwards in Bth. os Philadelphia. AB. R. H. O. A. E. ! Wall rode the same front- Mtlliken.p 0 0 10 {Grounded out for j Wash’n 11|Ojlj lj 2j 31—| lj added another stadium record 9:04.2 earlier this week at Mary- {Howell 10 0 Hunter In Bth. .409N Y 5%.t Boston. 9i 13j Joost ss 4 0 0 2 2 0 0 {Singled for Paige In 9th. t L Philley. a to this land. C-5.) ••Singled Detroit |lll|ljolOj 1[ I—| 5j 18 cf 3 0 1 3 0 0 his extensive collection ¦ (See PIMLICO. Page Totals 42 13 27 6 35 927 for Miranda In 10th. Defc®*at Chi. (2>. .217110 Babe ,3b 2 0 0 running the 2 miles Totals 11 tTGrounded out for Cain in loth. 1 4 0 afternoon, Earlier in the day. Cappy was •Popped up for Hughes in Lost 9 RobmSon. lb 4 0 0 10 1 0 sth. 000 010 ion I—3 j 7,6, 9| 11,11113 181 I I | Zernial If 3 0 in 9 minutes seconds at La- ] runnerup {Struck out for Labine In 7th. Bt.ClevelandLouis 1 3 0 0 15.9 to teammate Joe Pierre {Struck out lor 000 010 001 o—2 Clark, rs 4 ft ft 1 0 0 MUllken in 9tb. 2b ft ft Salle Stadium. in a 4:21.9 mile. LaPierre fin- Philadelphia _ Runs—Rosen. Tipton <2>, Groth. Michaels. 4 1 2 1 Probable 100 223 000 —8 Hunter. (2). Glynn. Murray, c 2 0 0 0 Brooklyn 010 001 Errors—J. Lemon Kellner, 0 0 The 126-pound senior didn’t : ished second in the 2-mile. By lha Aisociattd Prm 020—4 Runs batted in—Boone (2>. Young. 1-3 p 1 o 0 0 1 0 Ryan. Ashburn (2). Ennis, Glynn. hits—Tipton *L 'eitriiJim'rli I •Valo 1 0 0 AMERICAN ,Run»— Wertz. Two-base NATION 0 0 0 seem to exert himself as he ran Other winners for Georgetown LEAGUE wyrostek. (2). Jones. Cox (2), (2). Three-base hit—Boone. Sacrifices— B'heib. p 0 0 ft 0 0 0 Washington Philadelphia (2)—Por- Hamner(2). wa*;l;fiJilil>lH i Jjfj at Campanella Black. Garcia. Double plays—El- ! Yesterday. consistent 69-second quarters on Carl Joyce the in (1-3) vg. Byrd Errors—Reese. Littlefield. Remits i«£,f £ pj were in 880 terfield <2-31 and Stobbs Runs batted in—Ennis. Campanella <3). Uott to Young; Hunter to Young to Kry- £2 T oiQl £ 2 J . Totals 28 O 2 27 10 1 a slowed by rain. Only in 1:56.5, Ray (1-3) and Martin (1-1). Burgess. Simmons. Hamner i4>. Wryo- hoski: Elliott to Young to Kryhoski. 2 4 8 •Plied out for Kellner In 7th. track Brophy in the low New York Boston—Reynolds (3-1) ?‘ Brooklyn 40!04;21 3| 0j 13; at stek. FurlUo. Two-base hit—Cox. Home Left on bases—Cleveland. 11: St. Louis. «“{;• 4 ' j—! Washington the final lap did he turn on the ] hurdles in 26.4 seconds, Tom vs. Hudson (1-0). (2). btnc!" . . 030 000 201—0 (2)—Hoeft runs—Catppanella Hamner. Left 13. Bases on balls—Off Littlefield. 1: % Philadelphia 000 000 Detroit at Chicago (1-2) on bases-—Philadelphia. 12; Brooklyn. off Garcia. 2; off Blyzka. 3. Struck out 6-8 Philo’phio lj lj 3 31' 3, 131 7; .650; OOO—O pressure. Flaherty in a pole vault tie at 11 (1-1) , Wight (O-l) ' and vs. Bearden and 6. Bases on Simmons. 2; off —By Littlefield. 8; by Garcia. 2: bv S&nHTVhU*ht double I If—l Runs batted In—Verble. Masterson. (0-4). 3; balls—Off i St. Louis 3 10 6 (2). LaSalle won the meet, its third : feet 6 inches, and the mile relay Roeovin Black. off Labine. 1. Struck out—By Cain. 1. Hits—Off Littlefield. 9 in 7 i?.*£rni I2! o—l 2j lj li lj .625 jl% Grasso Home run—Grasso Stolen Cleveland at Bt. Louis—Feller (1-2) Simmons. 8; by Black. 2: by Podres. 1: Innings: off Blyzka. 1 In I*3 innings: off base—Philley. Double plays—Terwtl- dual-meet victory of the season, i team of Frank Sowa, Ed Kirk, vs. Trucks (3-1). by MUllken. 1. Hits—Off Black. 6 In Paige, ft In inning: off Garcia. 8 M’woukee |1! 1| lj—j Oj 2 2j 2; 9j 7j '563j 2% liger to Vernon; Joost to Michaels to NATIONAL S/ innings; 2 j Innings: ft Inning 81-50, but Cappy stole the show Vince Kelly and Joyce in 3:25.1. LEAGUE 4 3 off Hughes. oin li inning; in 8 off Aber. I in Game. Today. Robinson. Left on bases—Washington St. Louis at Cincinnati (2)—Mlzell off Podres, 5 in inning; off Labine. (pitched to one batter); off Hooper, l In j4%pittsbllrgh j1) jlj0—; 31 2' 2; 9; llj 4: Philadelphia. 7. Bases on balls—Off (2-0) (O-O) innings: Vs innings; 3 inning. .450 0 6; as he has in his other ap- and Faszholz vs. Raffens- ft In 1H off MUllken. 2 In 2 lMi off Cain. In 1 ®k n Masterson. off Kellner. 1. Struck One other stadium record was berger >O-3) and Church (1-1). Innings. Runs and earned runs—Off Runs and earned runs Off Little- Y (2) New lj 2' Oj lj 21—| lj lj 8 12! .400, 5% out—By Masterson. 9: by Kellner 4; pearences This was ] Chicago at (2)—Burkont Blyzka. S*t«- York! this season. broken when A1 Cantello of the Milwaukee Simmons. 4-4: off Black. 5-4; off field. 2-2: off 0-0: off Garcia. by Scheib, 1. Hits—Off Kellner. 10 in (2-0) and Llddle (1-0) vs. Mtnner (1-1) Hughes. 0-0: off Podres. off Labine. 2-1: off Cain. 1-1: off Paige. 0-0: off 2) Chicago jOiOj 2 2j li lj 6; 10j .375, 5% Innings: off Scheib, 1 in Innings. the fifth time this spring he has : (1-1). 3-3: Hooper, pitches Oj—j 7 2 Explorers boosted his own javelin and KUppsteln ft-0; off Mllliken. O-O. Hit by pitcher— Aber. 0-0; off O-O. Wild St.‘i** "i Runs and earned runs—Off Kellner. at 2 miles, Philadelphia at Brooklyn—Drew* (2-1) By Black (Glaviano). Winning pitcher —Garcia. Hooper. Winning pitcher— Cincinnati jOjOjljljOj lj Oj—j 3; 12j .200 j 8 5-4: off Bch»lb, 1-1. Winning pitcher— set stadium records ] mark to 198 feet inches. (C-o>. Losing pitcher—Cain 11% vs. Loes (3-1). —Simmons (5-1). Losing pitcher—Black Hooper * (2-3) Losing pitcher— although the slowest (2'—Dickson (2-2>. Umpires—Donatelll. (O-li. Umpires—Soar, Berry j6,7j6711 j | | Masterson Kell- and it was Pittsburgh at New York Gorman. Rommel. Lost 12 10 12 ner '4-2). Time—2:10. Attendance— of that (See Page C-4.) (2-3) and Friend (1-1) yg. Madia (2-1) Conl»n. Warneke. Time—2:4o. At- and Hurley. Tt»e—2:s6. Attendance—- his five races at distance. Capozzoli, and Hearn (1-3). tendance—25.026. y -7.961. r\