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Mlx w CH .y BASEBALL\f^ Kayo Bullpen Hopes for Rest * for : ' ' IT IURTON Title X HAWKINS K ¦/' As Pascual Faces A's This was In the Senators’ ao many rough shots hit at Over Martinez an hour after they Bridges said. “It’s Continued From Page A-16 scoring Yost. rally clubhouse him.” a BT. LOUIS, UP)— i The died had taken a pair from Kansas shot hitting June 5 shifted to third after Courtney thousand-to-one Virgil predicta Urban i when and Lemon City Tuesday night. Only Clint one between the third baseman Akins that Vince flied to right. Bob Martyn’s i both popped out. :>vT ' m ff Martinez won’t answer the bell single Courtney and Rocky Bridges and the bag, but he must have to left scored Baxes and While Clevenger and Hyde remained, replacing vanished for the ninth round of their sent DeMaestri to third. 1 jK. had three or four of those. He eight pulled out of predicaments In r»L perspiration with beer. hopper we 11 er w championship a had a bad over his fight It appeared that Clcotte the eighth and ninth, Trucks head and tomorrow night. s »flH “I was praying," Rocky said, a couple to his left would escape additional .trouble : stopped the. Senators. Ken he couldn’t get glove and The forecast was made “that he’d make a really spec- his on through manager, when Bill Tuttle rammed a i Aspromonte walked with one then, of course, Akin's Eddie grounder tacular play to end the game. those errors.” Yawltz. In the direction off down in the eighth, but he was He’d have had those fans eat- “He ain't no bad ballplayer." Shortstop Rocky Bridges, but : by Julio Becquer HhUp W “He didn't say pub- forced and HBr jjjr BHI|BB ing right out of his hand.” Courtney said, it for Rocky bobbled the double-play ' Pinch-hitter Faye Throneberry "and that licity,” The reference was to Herb Aspromonte ain't neither. Man, Yawitz said. "He told grounder and DeMaestri scored Pearson walked ‘You and I made bargain I fanned. with Plews, who had committed four they stole from me. a as Martyn reached second. . him Boston. years ago one out in the ninth, but '* errors in the second game- gonna three and I’ll finish Martyn and DeMaestri pulled : |T •»«»?%?-¦HK&waMfewgaBHBMK Ain’t no fans be leav- I Sievers fouled to House and s - jgHi «& up my end of Friday night. fScs three in one inning—but who ing the ball park on us. We’re it a double steal, and Martyn i, Courtney filed to Martyn in from Martinez won’t answer the bell scored when Bridges removed himself a ticklish giving 'em a fight and we gotta ” made a l right. )Mb, spot for the ninth round.’ stop whipped with a two-run double in keep right on doing it. I like fine and out NOTES: The Singing eighth figured promi- Akins is a slight favorite over Hector Lopez. Sen- A MB i; the which that winning. Ain't nothing ators—Sievers, Kemmerer, nently in the Senators’ winning the Paterson, N. J., battler in Russ like winning. The A’s boosted their margin Pearson, Lemon Clevenger : rally. the fight for the 147-title va- i and BP^BB.i#-' “Ain’t nobody gonna to 4-1 In the fourth when Vic: appear ** * * beat cated by Carmen Basilio. —will on Dave Garro- «yL ¦¦Hi '"VHEhp them Yankees,” Courtney Power tripled and Baxes way’s nationally * f isMtoir*- con- But many s televised show S •.¦.y*K|JJB(PBw “You know.” Courtney said. Martinez has singled, but the Senators , »£%&x*BlilgiiTOM^^Mfe tinued. “Well got « . ~* | beat ’em more backers. One is his tomorrow morning for seven * “I don’t booing sparing >w, believe that ; two in the inning : ¦. than anybody In the league. We • | runs same minutes at 7:08, Bt WSHT-j \,:^k *q;,^. ; £• ; bothers him none.” partner, Ernie Roberts. 8:08 and 9:08 a .. |Bk « can beat the rest of them, when Plews slammed two- . Originally they were slated •• y* ¦ • i, M,iTir “Sure it does,” Rocky re- though. That second-place Punch Helps Akins run single to center with two ) to be on the program today.... sponded. “Idon’t care who the money ain't bad. that'll Roberts said he was certain out after Urban walked Jim i They'll be accompanied on ballplayer Man. the is. or how he doesn’t buy me another horse.” could beat Martinez when Lemon, Bridges and Pinch- ¦ uke by sportscaster Bob Wolff. seem to show it, it bothers ihe hitter Neil Chrisley. Pearson he saw him fight and applied M The Tigers move in tomor- him.” for stranded two with v •;¦;£. " job sparmate. runners a i-ts(i^ ;VsK*’’=V,-,,. •SAi > a'' a as night “Well, you ain’t seasoned -1 row for the opener of a a “He hits you two or three grounder to Baxes. . player three-game series. . . The until you've had that times with his left hand, then night,” Courtney Trucks Halts Rally White Sox will follow for a sort of a said. you think you see an opening triple by [ five-game stint and the Indians “I’ve had ’em. Ain’t nothing but when you try to hit him A Frank House and you Golfers lifted . will wind up the home stand can do right.” B-CC another Baxes single the the opening ain't there any- four-game . . . “Ive had ’em. too,” Rocky A’s into a 5-3 lead in the sixth, ' with a series. more but instead he wallops | The Senators’ loss dropped said. “Every ball player who’s you some more.” Roberts said. but the Senators added a run been around awhile has expe- after Pinch-hitter Ed Yost them from a third-place tie Regain Title "And don’t ever let anybody with Boston into fifth-place rienced that. It was wonderful. tell you that he can’t hit." walked and Plews singled to \ a getting dispose . tie with the same club. Herb that double. He’s It took playoff yesterday Akins is iavored because of of Urban in the the most inoffensive fellow a The A’s loaded the bases with | ’ < a. in before Bethesda-Chcvy Chase his superior knockout punch, seventh. the ; in eighth inning world He wouldn’t harm High able regain although Martinez has a bet- Virgil Trucks got rid of none out the -‘ jt anybody | was to the against Clevenger, k if it cost him his life.” 1 schoolboy team golf title ter knockout record. Pearson on a fly to center, but but Truman by fanned got “Yeah, and he can sting that defeating Wilson, Martinez has promised he j Roy Sievers singled to left, DeMaestri and 5-4. at Brooke Trucks to tap a double-play ball, too.” Courtney interjected. Manor. Bethesda was the win- won't back-pedal in this fight

grounder back at . . . I “He ain’t no bad hitter and j ner in 1955 and '56. and admitted back pedaling has him. he’s got guts. Them lefthanders hurt him in the past. Martyn opened the ninth with Doug Lindsay's 10-footer for are murdering me. Look But the Akins camp a triple off Hyde. ... He was I in! a doesn't Signs your little book there and see birdie three on the 18th worn believe change Pitt Star forced to stay there as Tuttle the best ball Martinez will what I’m hitting against left- I point in the sec- his style. 5 (A*).— . grounded out and he was nailed foursome, PITTSBURGH. June TUNING UP FOR BIG 'MILE handers. One-seventy? That’s ond and tied the Jimmy Dunlap. Pitt shortstop i at the plate by Courtney when match at 4-4. 10,000 Crowd Lopez Herb Elliott (left) of and Ron Delany, the Olympic 1,500- about what I thought. Well, Due who hit .350 this season, has s missed an attempted Australia I'll get to ’em. I ain’t any The best ball point in the The bout ; suicide squeeze meter champion from Ireland who just collegiate at seen is considered a ¦ signed a $15,000 bonus contract bunt. finished his career i lefthanders until this year, but first foursome previously had; contrast in styles between Mar- i with Baltimore and will report Baxes’ four hits gave him Villanova, take a light barefooted workout on the grass while readying I’ll get around to slapping 'em. been halved, and Lindsay's tmez, the boxer, seven in 13 tries in the series. themselves and Akins, i to Knoxville of the South At- for mile . tomorrow night’s feature at the Compton (Calif.) I’m a better ball player right birdie ijiade a playoff for than the puncher. It also is a con- l lantic League. . . The A’s produced 12 hits, Relays. Elliott recently ran a 3:57.8 mile. Delany’s best is 3:58.8.—AP now than I ever been.” point necessary. Warren trast between a personable, with Martyn, Power and Urban ** * * . . Wirephoto. Hughes' birdie clinched the, talkative fighter in Martinez getting two each, . Aspro- “What did Cookie say to | point for B-CC on the 19th j and a silent, almost morbid monte was the only player be- Herb when he called him over hole although teammate Mike boxer in Akins. low the fourth spot in the bat- to the mound when the fans Staren's par appeared good I Ticket sales indicate a crowd NATIONAL ting order to get a hit for were on him after all those er- enough as Chuck Lubar and of about 10,000 in the St. Louis Continued From Page A-16 i the Senators. DODGERS WIN IN rors?" somebody asked Court- CLOSE VOTE Campy Brant Bernstein of Wilson were Arena with a gate of more ] Down 7-1 after three innings, Promised ney. in than $50,000, The "Herby trouble. match will they tied it 7-all in the ninth ! came in and said, ’I be broadcast and televised na- , With Dodgers wrong. Results: as Wes Covington belted a ATHLETICS, 5; Job don’t know what’s I tionally except for a TV black- . Chuck Lub«r. Wilson def Warren j 1 three-run homer on the first Chavez NEW (A>).— just can't seem to keep any- Hushes, and , Stadium Deal YORK. June 5 3 3: Mike Bethes-} out within miles Staren. 150 of St. thing oa. def Brant Bernstein, 3 pitch from reliever Pete Burn- 4 Roy Campanella has been in the glove.’ Then Cookie and 3: i Louis. . SENATORS, go Best ball Bethesda 1 up. 19 holes side—who was sold to Phoenix promised a coaching job said. ’Well, back out there Doug Lindsay, Bethesda. det Jim KANSAS CITY with Krlck. 3 1; Carl and grab next one,’ and and MacCartee. Be-1 a few hours later. The two r the Los Angeles the . ib h rbt hr Dodgers by thesda. def Jim Plttleman. 1 up Best i„Martyn. . Faces Series of Suits Herb said. I’ll up. I clubs swapped two-run spurts! ! rl „5 1 3 1 fl ‘Okay, try.’ Bethesda, Walter O’Malley when he I ball 1 Tuttle, cl 4 » ii re- Bob Gorin. Wilson, Lance, GRIFFS' RECORDS | got n u (/P). ( “I was on the later, jRlghter def. in the 10th. The Giants Lopez, 3b 5 0 0 1 0 LOS ANGELES, June 5 Kirschbaum claims the land covers from the paralysis 1 bench 3 and 1: Paul Kurtz. Wilson. 1 n which i def Dave Holmes. 8 and 7; theirs after two out Cerv. If 4 0 1 H —Walter O’Malley is still erect cannot be conveyed resulted from Injuries after we scored those four runs I Best ball batting 1 were on Power, lb __4 1 3 0 n I to the 1 1 suffered | Wilson 3 and 3. House, yank Dodgers an to go ahead for the time,”' , AB B H 3b 3b HR Rbl Av I consecutive pinch homers by c 4 11 H 0 after the latest effort to because there was a i in automobile accident in last Clfwiiser t I 3 ii 1 0 O SUU i I Baxes. 3b __ 4 1 4 3 0 Hank Sauer and Bob Schmidt, i DeMaestri, the Southern California wel- deed restriction on it when it January.• Bridges said. “Herb walked over Fitz Gerald 33 4 S catcher, Plews 9n ID 31 4 11 11 .304 jTrucks, p 1 0 o () O' housing a thanks for coming out and Sievers 139 31 39 5 1 fl 38 .303 < Johnson (2-0). Dodgers, but his equilibrium authority. The re- i in television interview from Bridges 19 8 1 Totals _ ~5 L 3 ~5 ~0 having word with I 183 49 3 19.301 37 may be submitted to still fur- striction provided that the land his1 hospital room, said he had a me. was AMERICAN Zauctun 103 l."> 39 3 II 4 9 384 With the series finale sched- WASHINGTON kind of shaky.’ Malkmus 30 3 8 0 1 0 1 .367 , ther tests.' be used only for public pur- first discussed a coaching job Continued From Page 130 39 9 0 uled today, the Braves have ab r h rbl hr 1 “While A-16 i Pearson 31 o 9.360 Plews. 3b 5 0 3 3 0 of city poses. O'Malley Herb was having his As'monte 130 8 31 4 1 3 18 .338 ( 43,820 games at I Pearson, cf 3 I 1 o 0 The voters the decid- 1 1 with several years ago. loser. George Zuverink Courtney 144 18 36 drawn in two trouble in the field I tried won I 4 n l 14 .350 , Sievers. If 5 0 3 1 0 ed in a referendum election Approval In a recent visit to the hospi- to his first, Lemon 158 33 38 3 4 5 36.341 • Seals Stadium, which holds ICourtney, c 5 0 11 n of the stadium deal in relief, but Jack Becquerj o < Tuesday to let O’Malley build ( tal, O’Malley renewed the offer, calm him down,” Bridges con- 06 4 15 3 o 5 337 23,600. Lemon, rs 3 1 o 0 « —which provoked one of the tinued. “I hollered Harshman had to put down a < Chrlsley 67 7 15 1 0 4 8 .334 ' Bridges, ss 3 1 0 n o a luxurious new stadium for his i J Campanella said, and added. I over to two-on, one-out in the ! Griggs 15 1 3 11 0 3 .300 : Aspromonte. 3b 3 0 I o o most spirited public debates in him, ‘lt looks like one of those threat Yost 134 16 35 4 O 1 10 .187 Musial, Boyer Connect Becquer, lb 4 n ft n o Dodgers in Chavez Ravine, a ¦ "You can have the job any time , ninth. Alvarez 13 3 3 O O 0 1 .167 ! Clcotte, p 1 0 0 0 o , mile from the heart of down- the city’s history—brought you: want it.” nights, doesn’t it Herbie?’ and' Pascual 13 I 3 o o o o 167 Stan Musial hit his 10th II Chrislev ft ft II ft ft this Southpaw Billy Clcotte 6 0 10 0 0 0.167 1 Btobbs. p I) ft o n it jhe yelled back, 'Yeah, gee, it Pierce squared ' homer and Ken Boyer rapped 3 town Los Angeles. comment from O'Malley: Campanella said right now Ramos 38 3 4 1 0 O 3 .143 Yost 0 1 ft ft ii all he sure does.’ his record at 4-4 with a five- Th'berry 30 3 3 o o o o .100 I a two-run, inside-the-park Clevenaer. p ft ft ft ft o Latest returns show 176.605 "We sincerely appreciate the was interested in was hitter against the Korcherk 15 11 0 o 0 0 087 , 3 Throneberry 1 0 ft o 4i favor 1 getting well and ** * • Yankees and Kemmererj 19 1 I o o o o .053 1 homer for the Cards against | Hyde, p 0 0 o 0 ft votes in of giving the support of those who voted ! going home to ~ “I’ve a fanned six to widest the strike- yde 7 l o o o o o 000 i Ron Kline (6-5). Jim Bros- never guy ... ’ Dodgers the stadium site and ‘yes’ Proposition (the! his family. seen have Stobbs 6 o 0000 o 000 Totals 33 *4 ~4 ~0 on B 1 out New Bverly o o (6-4) 159,028 against. lead from York’s Bob 3 0000 uoo 1 nan needed help but won 1 Walked for Clcotte in 4th: 3 Walk- This is with ballot designation of the issue) Turley, Team batting—l. 449 ab, 177 r„ i , ed for Stobbs In 7th; 3 Struck out for I | 55 to 53. avg his third straight since coming * 2,350 of 4,519 precincts report- and we will be zealous in our | 381 h.. .349. jj Clevenger in Bth T .erce also doubled In a two- PITCHING 1 to the Cards from the Cubs; ed. The trend is not expected efforts to MINOR LEAGUES ; KANSAS CITY 003 101 OOO—S ’ gain the support of Olympic Bill Signed run third against Tom Sturdi- IP H BB SO GS GC W L ] May 20. gave | to change. Byerly 18 8 , He seven hits, WASHINGTON 100 300 100—4 those who voted 'no' ... It (1-3) 34 9 0 0 3 0 is President Eisenhower yes- PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE vant that ended a string ; 16 by The results O’Malley Phoenix, Hvde 41 38 31 0 0 3 11three Frank Thomas, who E—Bridges. Clevenger. PO-A—Kan- mean our sincere desire to begin work terday 7: Seattle. 5 of innings ' Orlgas 40 37 30 19 6 3 City, I signed a bill authorizing Spokane. 5; San Diego. 32 scoreless for the 3 11hit his 14th home Uas 3,-9; Washington. 37-13. may get his athletes of 10; 2. Pascual 45 40 30 40 8 3 3 3 run. to to Power, out on the new stadium as soon as him1 Portland. Vancouver. White Sox. It string Clevenger DP—Power DeMaestri to set aside the week Salt 8. j also cut a 38 31 18 S 3 0 0 3 3 Both of Banks’ home jCourtney to Bridges; Clevenger to their playground at Lake City. 9: Sacramento. 1. I runs Courtney makeshift possible. ... I hope : of 24 Ramos 81 74 31 10 11 5 3 4 , ! to Becquer. no further starting next October 13 INTERNATIONAL • | shutout innings by the LOB—Kansas Memorial time as LEAGUE KemmererJ 63 63 38 43 71 3 3 1 for the Cubs came with a man City, 7; Washington. 9. Coliseum some roadblocks will be thrown up.” Olympic Toronto. 1-8: Richmond. 0-5. Yankee staff, with Whitey 33 49 111 13 6 0 3 4 during 1959 INational Week. Buffalo. 3: Miami. 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Fort Don Mueller’s two-run pinch 147. New York, knocked out Jty Full- > Pitched to two batters In file They BATTING lou or Worth. 2: Victoria. 1. mer. :< homers by Solly Hemus and Rip them on now. all ißased on more at BATTING--(Baaed on 100 or San Antonio. 4; single 140. West Jordan. Winner Urban (5-3). Loser Cl- bats) Nieman, Baltimore. bats)—Musial. more Austin. 2. cracked a 2-2 tie in the ALBUQUERQUE. N Mex Jimmy Repulski, cotte (0-3). challenge the legality McDougald. :»«T: I at St. Louis. .437; Houston. P: Tulsa. 8. I while Robin Roberts of the New York, and Ward, I Mays, Ban Corpus seventh Martinet. 158. Glendale. Ariz. out- i Umont, Cleveland, .343; Francisco. .415; Ash- Christl. 3; Dallas. 2. for the Sox’s first vic- pointed Hergerle. U—Soar. Summers. Hono- deal permitting the Dodgers Kuenn, Detroit, i burn. Philadelphia. .354; Jim 158, St. Paul. 10. lost1 his sixth in 11 decisions. chlck. T—2:4o. to ¦34 •; fox. Chicago. 333. Spencer. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION tory against New York this A—3.808. set up shop in Chavez *nd crowe ' c,n - New Orleans. 6-7: Atlanta. 4-2. Ravine. Chattanooga. Memphis, 0. ! year. RUNS—Cerv. Kansas City. 37; F R 3: One of the suits was filed in Bolling. Detroit, Lopez. ; Mobile. 3. Pasadena behalf Power. Kansas Citv, 3T. Francisco. 37: Walls. Chicago 35; EASTERN LEAGUE ing string at four, overhauling of taxpayer Louis Kirschbaum. Skinner. Pittsburgh and Spencer. Williamsport. 8; Bprlngfleld. 5. RUNS BATTED |N_C erv. Kansas San Francisco. 34. Lancaster. 7: York. 8. a 3-0 Boston lead and then He has obtained a temporary City. 45: Jensen. Boston. 31!; Oer- , BATTED ,N—Banks. Chicago. Allentown. 10: Reading. 4 counting nert. :!•>; Sievers. Washing- 4, Thomas Pittsburgh. 43; Mays. Binghamton. 8: Albany. 5 four in the 10th on court order restraining the city Boston. San ton. -is: Vernon. Cleveland, and Francisco. 39: Cepeda. San SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Billy Harrell’s two-run homer, * from transferring the acreage Lemon. Washington. 25. Francisco. 3.: Spencer. San Fran- Macon. 4-2: Savannah. 3-8 cisco. .It). Jacksonville. 6: Charlotte. 4 2. Nieman. Baltimore. Malzone. TRIM.rKlPU.s—Mays.l f Boston. Kansas City. San Francisco. 8: Power. Bauer. Ashburn. Philadelphia. Biasing- De Luxe Champion New Treads New York and Pearson. Washington, game S: * St Louis. 5; Banks. Chicago. I . Neal, and Gilliam, Los Angeles. Dunbar to Honor Pittsburgh, ntlPLhS—Martyn. City. Virdon and Spgnce. San Kansas 5; *. Tuttle. Karlas City and Lemon. Francisco. , Washington 1 Robinson Baltimore, "JE BUNS—Banks. Chicago. 16: Veteran Coach and Power, Kansas City. .1 Walls Chicago. and Thomas. Pittsburgh. 14: Mavs and Ceped Charles L. Pinderhughes, IIOMK RUNS—Cerv. Kansas City. 15; San Francisco. 13 w ho Jensen. Boston. Balti- BASES—Mays. more, Id: Triandos. STOLEN San Fran- , is retiring this month after Gernert. Boston, and Sievers. cisco T Taylor. Chicago, 41! Washington. !>. 9: and 8; DONT LET years Philadelphia. RUST as a coach Ashburn. of Skin- at Dunbar STOLEN BASES—Apancio. Chicago. '( ner. Pittsburgh. 7: Robinson. Cin- High School, will be honored r.\ Harrell and Minoso. Cleveland cinnati. Ollliam and Zimmer. Los and Wilson. Detroit. 5; eifht playeis Angeles, and Ceneda, San Fran- with a testimonial dinner next tied with 4 cisco 5. (Based 5 or more Thursday night. PITC WING 'Based 5 or deri- PITCHING on deci- on more 5-0. YOUR sions!—McMahon. Milwaukee. CLOG sions —Turley. RADIATOR t New York. d-1. The affair will begin p.m Kansas *75; 1 ooo; Spahn. Milwaukee. s-l. at 8 Garver. City. 7-1, Purkcy, Kucks and Shant*. New York 4-1. .889: Cincinnati. H-l. .857; in Howard University's Bald- Non. Ford. McCormick and Grissom. San New York 750. Francisco. 4-1. .800 win Hall. Those wishing ad- STRIKEOUTS—Pierre, Chicago, 55; St Louis. 53: Turley. 1 STRIKEOUTS—Jones. vance New York 53; Harshmen. Angeles. 48; Oomea tickets should contact Baltimore, .»•.> Podrcs Los Wynn. Chicago. 5(5 and Antonelil. San Francisco. 47; 1 Fiank Bolden at Cardozo High ford. New York, and Ramos. Wash- Haddix, Cincinnati, ington. 45 Drott. Chicaeo School or Dennette Harrod at and Spahn. Milwaukee. 45 Taylor 9-8683. Pinderhughes coached Dun- bar football for 31 years, track for more than 20 and swim- ming all 41 years of his tenure f|M| mgm Tread Design as new tires

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