THE SUNDAY STAR Cards Win Waihingtßff, 0. C. C-3 Zernial Hits THE BASEBALL Jun* 21, 1959 On 2-Hitter They haven’t walked away Tigers from ua. What we need 1* two Pair as or three of getting By Broglio BY BURTON HAWKINS the fellowa hot at the same time. Allison, CINCINNATI. June 27 (AP). Klllebrew and Roy Sievers hit- —Ernie Broglio hurled a two- ting together would brighten Blast Orioles KANSAS CITY. during the hit shutout today as the Car- June 27. break All-Star our outlook. Then. If one or 8 1* The Senators are approaching Game will revive him. There two of bumps Into trou* DETROIT, June 27 (AP).— dinals defeated Cincinnati. 5-0.1 I them Whltey Lqckman's single In the the halfway point and as they the thought that Klllebrew and ble. have Lemon. Faye Throne- Ous Zernial celebrated hla 36th near that buoy Skipper Bob might (rayed berry Courtney birthday today by breaking first and Ed Bailey's flfth- Cookie Allison be or Clint com- into lnnlng single Lavagetto so regular play ing along pick up. Detroit’s starting lineup the were the Reds’ views the future from much to them for only blows. with tempered optimism, when we get into September, “That could happen. I defi- first time this season and “Before but they're young strong nitely smashing Three Cards contributed home j the season started I and think we’ll be bettea in two home runs in the would have settled happily for and may be able to take it. the second half. Maybe Tigers’ 12-2 triumph over the run* to feature a 10-hit attack. %'m Jim O’Toole was the loser for being no more distant from first “A couple of little spurte and wrong, but I think there's room Onolei place than we are right now,’’ we could be In the scramble. for optimism.” % The big guy took over at first the second time this season. He has yet to win. Cookie said. “I think we have base in a desperate move by a chance in the Manager Dykea Bill White put the Cards to finish first Jimmie because ahead, division. We’re only a few the other first basemen. Gall 1-0, with his seventh homer of the season in the first, game* out now and you don’t Harris and Larry Osborne, have give up on yourself until you’re been in long slumps. and they added two more In the second on Gene Oliver’s battered. , Zernial drove In five runs ; “I think we’ll improve as we with wallops second homer of the season. two tremendous The go along,” Lavagetto continued. Into the upper leftfield seats. Cards chased O’Toole with a run in the third and 'You might say that a lot of He connected oil ex-teammate our fellows still are learning to Billy Hoeft with one on in the added an Insurance run in the BRAKES play their positions. They’ve second inning, then off Arnold ninth as Hal Smith poled his ninth homer. .made mistakes that It's reason- Portocarrero with two on in able to assume they won’t be the sixth. M. LOUIS CINCINNATI | making again, or at least as Zernlal's blasts helped ¦l'm*.2b {l3llTemple 2b 40 0 8 Paul C m id If 4 0 10 L'km'n.lb 4* 0 10 ; frequently. Foytack coast to his sixth vic- Whlta.lb 4 111 P nao" cf o 0 !! j Bayer ,3b 10 11 Betl.rf 3 OOO 1 “Idon’t get disturbed because RELINED tory. Poytack hits, scattered 11 Cph m; 1 3 110 Lynch.lf 300 0: { Harmon Klllebrew gets in a surviving several early jams ¦jjlvt/.lf 4 112 Pdl n.3b 3 0 0 0 rk-Nl.rf 00 0 0 Bailey.c 301 0: slump. I think it’s just that—- WHILE-U-WATCH before settling down. He H.Smith.o 4 111 Kaaka.ta 3 n o o a slump—and nothing more. I pitched the first complete Or mas.ag join O'Toele.p o 0 0 0 Txte.ag 20 0 0 Acker.p 0 believe, Broglla.p 10 0 don’t when he doesn't game for the Tigers’ staff in 13 4 00 0 IPowers 10 0 0 hit for few games, that the WITH BONDED LININGS starts. Peng.p 0000 a 2N'vc'ba I 0 0 0 jpitchers have caught up - with HE’S OUT, BUT JUST WAlT!—Harry (Suitcase) Simpson of the White His teammates supported i 4 Whaalt Totalt SB ftToft Totals 29*0~2~0 i him. In other years he was con- ID Including Parts and Labor pigeon la Sox is an easy out and the first dead in a double-play by the him with a 13-hit attack that 1 Panned lor Acktr «th: 2 Panned fused Now he has balance Yankees in the second inning yesterday at Chicago. Shortstop Oil Me- included home runs by A1 Ka- for Pena In Blh. All other* (ictpf Hudson, when the going is rough. Sfudeboker, Dougald, who took the throw from Second Baseman Bob Richardson, line and Red Wilson in addi- 8T LOOM _• 121 000 001—5 fl Nath, Cadillac, relays ground tion to the pair by Zernial. CINCINNATI 000 000 000—0 ** * * M II Packard, disc type* and to first to get BillyGoodman, whose ball started the play. E—None. M BALTIMOBE DETROIT PO-A—St. Louis. 27-8: “Roy Sievers has missed a foreign cert. But Simpson came back with a grand-slam homer in the eighth that Cincinnati 27-10 DP—Kaako to Ttm- •b r h rbl *b r b rbl Ple to Lockmon: Bailey to Kasko. LOB lot of games and he hasn’t hung a 5-4 defeat on the Yankees.—AP Wirephoto. Tasbr.cf ft ll n(i Toat.3b 42 11 —Bt Louis. 5: Cincinnati, i. (1 hitting, Klau*.3b 413 Kuenn.rf ft 11 0 wS W °“”r H been but he will. Clint I£.%W W’ltng.rf 4 0 0 wgll.U ' ' " 2 M ft 1 l l So«£!WSrn- Courtney long • • W W W 0 fl 0 •’ i ; was out for a FORD 15.95 P'rxon.rf o Kaline.rf 3 4 2 b PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET N man If A 0 0 0 Z'nlal.lb 4 2 2 ? Brosllo F 5 o o’ o *8 time and he hasn't got his tim- T'andoa.e 2 110 WUion.r 3 1 3 3 OToola 254 8 4 4 0 3 O aberg c 1 B 0 o H'dgn as 4 0 10 Acker 2 0 0 2 3 ing back yet. In fact, the three Drops. 1b 4 0 2 1 L'pclo,2b 4 110 Pen* 3 2 11 0 2 i carrying 0 Winner—Broglio catchers were now O B*r.2b 4 0 0 P ytaclLß“3 0 10 (2-SI. Loser Kildoo No-Hitter M'nda as 3 0 2 1 O Toole (0-2). have batted in 17 runs between Hoeft p 10 0 0 U—Donated!, Conlan. Burkhart. figure get MAJOR AVERAGES J'hneon.p 1000 Vanaon. T—1:10. A—ft.SOS. them. We to more Remove 4 wheel*. Wins for Pelicans P rrero.p 1 0 o o out them. 1n.t.1l NO MONEY DOWN (COMPLETE THROUGH GAMES OF FRIDAY. JUNE 86) aParclk 10 10 of bonded lining*. entire “Dick Hyde hasn't been of Check || Charge it at no extra 9 NEW ORLEANS, June 27 Tout! 211 Totgle system H By tht Associated Preaa 38 2 3ft 12 13 12 any us. but he Adjust 4 wheeli. cost thru Central 1 Singled value to seems (Special).—New Orleans’ Don 1 for Portocarrero in Bth to be coming around now and Check front bearings. Fill Wk' f Charge. Phone your | American League National pitched the Southern BALTIMORE Oil 000 OOO— 2 SENATORS I'm looking for help from ' League Kildoo DETROIT 022 413 00x—12 him muter eylinder. ¦ CLUB BATTING CLtlB BATTING Page : the J AB R H 2b 3b HR Rbl At AB R H 2b 3b HR. Rbl. As Association’s first no-hitter of Continaed from C-l in second half. I'm satis- K C 2259 297 907 120 24 S 3 292 3*9 ML. 3410 dd4 133 13 11 301 210 K—None PO-A—Baltimore. 24-0: 323 Detroit. 27-13 DP—Miranda to fied that our starters—Pedro If Y 2404 324 *29 102 19 79 311 292 MH« 3411 335 SIS 110 14 45 321 *ll season last night, as the Throneberry was at Detroit 74 301 362 Ctncin. the Dropo: Bridges to Lepclo to Zernial. forced sec- Adjustment For of 2400 324 929 93 30 1 2341 143 444 120 11 14 130 .211 Toet Lepclo Wilton. LOB—Bal. ond base, Ramos, Camilo Pascual, Bill the Life ¦ YHBRIHfIHHI Boston 2299 313 599 109 13 93 393 257 L. A 2511 305 415 *2 22 14 344 M* Pelicans blanked league-lead- to to Chlti to Demaestri. Chi 2342 290 S9l 104 22 41 270 .253 I Pitts. 2434 334 Umore. 11: Detroit. 4. Fischer snd Russ "Kemmerer—- .he Lining. N. Cot. Vo 104 125 23 4* 310 244 2b—Woodllng. Consolo hit into a double play, Ex.r. Cleve 2253 314 590 99 9 90 297 249 1 M* 110 »» i* mi 240 ing Birmingham. S-0. Miranda Kuenn. HR 1 win if get 3330 307 599 99 13 91 299 .244 tr Mil21*! 302222 —Zerntal (2), Kaline. Wilton. ¦— to to will we them a few | Wash Chl, to 5N N34 11 3*3 .241 Demaestri Lumpe Hadley. 2322 271 591 79 9 90 251 .24: I Poytack. If BoJto. I Phils. 22*4 3*l 555 *5 20 4* 243 .243 Kildoo. a slightly built left- Ip runs their arms don’t get CLUB riBLDINC. CLCB PIELDING h r er bb so KANSAS ClTY—Tuttle lined j WBwnMHJj Front End Inspoction O PO. A I DP At o Hoeft 2>4 4 4 4 2 2 kinky our pitching won’t be so , PO. A. ¦ DP As. hander from Arlington. Va., « . Johnton o to Consolo. Lumpe out, New York 99 1979 799 51 99 .991 I Us Annies 74 3000 04 54 73 ,N1 IS ft ft 1 was i Cleveland 99 1799 707 49 73 .991 Mi wtultg Portocarrero ... 4 3 3 3 2 2 bad 11 14*2 *ll 54 N Ml struck out eight and walked Poytack B 11 2 Slevers to Fischer, who cov- Detroit 70 1959 699 53 55 .990 Chicago 10 llii 004 01 *1 .17* 2 4 4 ered “The fellow who could give Chicato 99 1972 799 59 91 .979 I Cincinnati 70 IMI 143 51 4* ,ri* six while his teammates played Winner Poytack <«-7i. Later first. Consolo threw out , big Billy Boston 97 1799 741 59 99 .979 St Louis IS 1431 144 5* M Jl* Hoeft U-Bt. us a lift is Consolo. If Washington I Philadelphia Williams. 99 1954 T9l 95 91 .979 I 4* 17*1 *ls M 50 £l7 He Bir- WP—Johnion U—Paperella. he can give us steady job at Baltlaore 70 1999 774 71 79 .974 Pittsburgh 1$ *33 errorless ball. retired Hur- a Market Tire Co. 203* 71 St hi Kansas I Runge. T—2:iS. A— INNING shortstop City 99 1744 720 99 57 .974 I San Francisco 13 I*4* 144 11 54 *l4 mingham in in five of SIXTH i we’llbe a lot tougher. TRZPLS-PLAY—Baltimore INDIVIDUALBATTING order I don't know 1930 BLADENSBURG ROAD N.E., LAwronco 6-3 INDIVIDUAL BATTING Innings bat- NEW <79 or More At Bats > AS * H 3b 3b HR Rbl AT the nine after five sitting 1120 JERSEY AVE. S.E., Lincoln 4-7034 AB R. H Rbl At Mil ted for Fischer and popped to 1 all. he's been on the 2b.3b.HR Aaron. 2*7 45 113 2* 3 31 M .3*4 him in the 4711 HAMPDEN LANE, Bethasda, OLiver Kuenn. Dot 251 41 90 19 4 3 29 359 I While. SIL 31* 3* 7* I* I 4 3* 354 ters faced first Lumpe. Bertola walked. Allison bench1 a long time and It might 6-S2OO Franoono. 0$ 93 19 33 4 1 9 20 355 Cun gh m StL 171 21 5t 11 1 3 24 333 3300 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY., Alexandria, TEmpla 6-6807 257 I inning. double play. be asking too much him, Runnels. Bn 42 90 19 4 3 23 350 I capsda. SP 244 M M M 3 15 11 .331 hit into a Demae- 1 of but 3200 LEE HIGHWAY, Arlington, JAckxon 7-8000 Kaline Dei 259 40 89 12 1 14 49 344 Temple Cln ll* 41 M3l 3 4 M 330 stri to Lumpe to Hitdley. he has the potential. FUnrelk. Be! 115 20 37 7 0 2 6 .322 Ollllsm. LA lit II II I I I 11 .334 The former star at Washing- I 4410 SUITLAND ROAD, SuMnnd, JOrdon 8-8700 Fox. Chi 279 39 09 17 4 2 39 330 > Stuart. Ps 111 35 SO 1 3 14 31 33* Spills KANSAS CITY Wood e- “Reno Bertoia started off' 5418 RANDOLPH ROAD, Rockville, Woodlin*. Bal 203 27 95 19 2 9 40 320 Logan. Mil 311 11 11 • g ton-Lee High School in Arling- Hobbie llI WHitoholl 2-5100 I M 3* .334 well, tapered off. Maris. KC 147 29 47 9 1 10 30 320 Moon. LA 230 43 14 11 5 5 31 J22 shick pitching for Washing- then Now he 576 WEST LEE HWY., Fairies, CR. 00 17 31 5 0 2 10 313 I Boyer. signed by 3-5311 Boone. KC I StL 243 3* 7* * 3 1* 53 .321 ton was the Pirates popped has to show he can bounce MONDAT THRU SATURDAY, t A M A P M. Mantle. NY IT 51 74 • 3 19 47 312 Larker. LA 91 11 30 3 0 3 14 .31* ton. Maris to Bertoia. ; Williams. KC 203 30 93 24 0 4 32 312 I Burgess. Pg 199 23 43 20 4 • 3* 311 in 1953. He had a 9-2 record at Chitl singled to center. Hadley back If he can't we won't be Thr berry. Wn 149 21 45 4 1 5 21 304 ! Pln»n_Cln 249 54 SI :i |a 51 Jig hurting too much at Wert*. Bn 119 10 33 5 0 5 25 30C Hoak. Pg 279 34 U 14 * 1 31 .315 Salt City of the Pacific Braves, hit into a double play, Bertoia ! second NY 134 17 37 9 3 • 9 .299 Lake 7-1 Rich’iUon. I Clmoll. StL 274 44 M 24 9 1 M .314 to base. I liked the way Ken Power, cie 291 55 77 15 2 9 31 295 ! Bruton. Mil 311 3* M 11 9 20 League year. Consolo to Sievers. 123 25 39 71 1 9J 93 3 .313 Coast last Aapromonte Hereof. KC I Bouehee. Ph 229 33 11 15 3 I 35 .31* MILWAUKEE. June 27 (AP). looked in Chicago. Lopes. NY 359 40 73 17 4 10 49 292 Mays. Sr IN 54 *3 11 4 11 49 .999 SEVENTH INNING Tarty. Bal 299 43 77 9 2 7 29 299 Banks. Chl 34* 43 93 11 3 20 II 304 —The Cubs erupted for four *** * Gcrnert. Bn 197 30 57 11 1 9 31 .399 Snider. LA 152 25 50 3 1 10 43 WASHINGTON. Klllebrew CHOOSE YOUR 309 in the Inning beat PARTNER panel* Tsylor. runs sixth to A Chi 294 49 79 9 0 4 39 299 I T. Chl 240 J* N 19 4 3 IS 3N walked. singjed “We’ve had good power, but Malaone. Bn 294 43 79 15 1 10 37 299 Robinson Cln 351 41 li 14 3 10 01 .304 the Braves, 7-1, today behind Sievers to left. Bridces. Det 247 24 71 19 3 3 30 299 1 Hodces. LA 201 32 S 3 14 1 13 45 Klllebrew sometimes it's been wasted be- 1 NT 233 31 97 10 314 53 299 .303 the stopping at second. 1 from British Motor Skowron Klusrawskt. Pg *3 10 2* 10 0 1 15 .301 ALL-STAR six-hit pitching of Glen cause our pitching has Corporation’s Allison. Wn 279 44 70 10 420 40 208 Kirklsnd SP 114 3* 50 t 313 31 204 Lemon forced Sievers at second, 1 soured.! Coinvlto. 43 73 13 022 51 394 I Page Hobbie. da 357 Mathews. Mil 203 5* *7 5 «23 50 . 3*l Continued from C-l Lumpe. Sometimes we've gotten good Kubek. NT 232 32 95 14 3 3 25 .290 Cor gton. Mil 241 24 11 13 1 | Jl 2*4 DeMaestri to Klllebrew j family of fino ... Jensen. 344 49 99 14 0 15 51 279 It was the 23-year-old right- I pitching and the cars Bn Demeter LA *3l 39 19 I 115 53 NS only one man. First Baseman taking third. Throneberry sin- hitters Btnckl’nd. Cle 195 23 49 9 3 2 25 270 Neal. LA IN 11 11 9 I I II 29] hander’s fourth straight vie- haven't; Minoeo, Cle 253 39 70 13 0 11 44 279 Spencer BP 242 31 11 i U1 ,3N to center, scoring Kille- haven't delivered. We 239 37 65 19 1 18 47 .279 34 Bill Skowron. on the American tory gled sport ... Lemon. Wn H. Smith. SIL 241 21 I*l* f| 30 244 over the Braves in two Jelled, in other words, but for or family ase 193 21 53 1! 31 23 279 SawaUkl. Ph *5 9 21 0 19 244 brew and sending Lemon to , l! 2 9 37 l 3 2 League team. seasons with the Cubs. He like to Bt 233 .24 94 11 .275 1 Bias's me StL 243 47 40 13 9 1 19 2*3 had third. Throneberry continued ' think that we will. jfe 192 12 29 3 3 4 17 .275 1 Skinner. Pg 154 31 13 • 1 19 31 293 league : economical, safe, gl* 24 90 15 11 19 274 Even Mantle was shunted to the leaders under con- ; “Naturally, and fun to drive! Hi >mdlll. Mil 354 35 11 19 912 11 .293 way to second on Tuttle’s throw to there are wor- ¦T 191 25 50 19 2 9 30 .273 BP 151 39 42 11 i 94 31* trol all the in posting his 27 4 3 0 9 ; Alou. the second tesm as the Indians third. Courtney popped ries. Jim Lemon get '¦ ——xu—u—m—- W* 109 ll .270 ; Long. Chl 115 24 51 1 3 * 22 211 eighth victory against to De- should C 135 1# 39 7 0 2 12 .287 Adcock. MU 121 11 15 4 0 5 1* .21# who have six Maestri. Becquer batted for an occasional rest. He gets 241 53 94 11 913 39 .399 OrotLPg 245 34 11 4 3 4 11 211 and White Sox. been 8 7 15 299 defeats. tired, maybe 192 24 11 3 ! H And nn Ph 134 21 44 12 4 I 31244 battling for first place, each put, Consolo and fanned. One run. but the three-day i. KC 319 22 MU 5 4 21 395 ; Ash burn. Ph 241 34 a g 1 g 4 244 Righthander Carl Willey, now j Biebern. NY 2U 30 57 8 9 7 )1 .295 Phllly.Ph 94 t! KANSAS CITY Valdivielso .294 23 4 11 15 244 two men on the AL starting 3-2, was the loser. The Bauer NY 174 27 49 19 9 4 17 McMillan. Ctn 204 32 54 11 3 9 33 245 Cubs playing shortstop -XET*. KC > now for Trtaadoa. Bal IB a M I U IS 3*2 Rodders. BP 212 31 54 13 1 4 34 .244 team. rapped 13 hits. Including three KSlcS' *m*Jl 11 bBl WaUs, Chl 213 24 54 II 1 4 J* .144 Washington. Smith singled to Hitman. Bal M S D ¦ 1 I t!« Dark Chl 33S 31 40 9 4 9 19 Ml “Aaron it man ever doubles and two homers. Finivan. Bal IN 0 14 5 0 0 I Ml Bell. Cln 23* 31 13 7 * I 40 .35* the first right. DeMaestri popped to • 1* .25* In sixth, rain began Tuttlt. KC 221 M 5* 3 J Poet. Ph 213 29 95 9 4 19 44 .251 to get a unanimous vote.” Frick the as to Sievers. Herbert hit into a | McD'aal*. HT 221 2* 57 12 1 3 13 .754 Mntlal. StL 142 30 47 * 11 2* 254 fall, » * the Cubs caught fire and Wn JSI 44 0 I M ’554 BP 211 2* 54 11 0 20 . 251 double play, Valdi- Bartma. * Brandt. I said. “Not even Babe Ruth, Bertoia to Kill*brew. Wn 344 S 5 *3 235 54 254 Clements. Pg 144 21 31 4 11 14 .251 drove Willey to the showers Torgeton. 135 1* 34 3 1 * 2* 253 Pg N1 39 11 1 vielso to Sievers. MORRIS Chi 1 4* .24* Vtrdon. 15 I 31 .254 who made the teams back In with four runs by Dale MunTLMt 225 34 5* 315 Maseroekl. Pg 304 32 M 19 4 ft 39 .259 featured * Bn 24* 2* *1 13 1 4 24 24* Rote boro. LA IN 11 « 1 II 3M Long’s home MO A i, J Boddln. • M the early 1930 when he was 10th run of the EIGHTH INNING 1000 ¦am ford. Wn 11* 1* 44 12 4 2* 24* Landrith BP 90 13 21 5 4 * 15 254 s f 1* IN 24 4* 7 3* .245 year APKTV-P AST" l ¦mTtrr 71 Palrly. LA 114 11 35 71 1 11 254 admitteedly his, which scored Lee Walls Naragon 1 * 24 5* 4 5 II .243 at the close of WASHINGTON SROAN CONV. ¦oiling. Det 23* 1 Lynch. Ctn 201 25 >9 I 1 * 30 251 ahead of him. DANCING fejf 3 Pafko. MU 14 I 1* 4 1 * I 250 career, batted for Woodeshick and 54 10 4 241 ever got all the a\ ail- Isn’t $2402* 81405* $1674* ifj" Landte. Chi 224 3* I M Oramnur. StL 145 14 14 4 * 3 13 241 Ernie Banks hit his 21st grounded Hadley. oener Bn 12* 14 31 4 1 4 11 .340 Davenport. BP Ml 34 40 10 * 1 21 .244 able votes.” out to Bertoia IS4 M444 17 94 1M [ Thornton Chi 111 34 44 10 11 21 .244 homer with none on in the sev- SkM • 23* fanned. Allison singled to right. rj_ Bom pa. KC 15* IS 3* 43 1 Praete. Ph 110 17 21 2 2 1 22 .245 In the early days of the All- enth boosting major Klaus 15 4 # 1 1* -23* Bailey. 112 11 41 1 0 while his Bal 134 33 14 Cln 5 14 .244 Star Qame the players picked Klllebrew hit his 26th home run ¦ Hadler KC M 15 31 3 1 5 .33* ! Wtgner. SP N II 21 3 3 I II .344 league leading RBI total to 71. i|r • of Boyd Bal 2*l 1* 49 I 1 1* .231 Torre. MU 141 14 14 * * 1 31 .243 the teams. Later the job was the season over the center- 1 SkninTcie 114 33 41 4 • l I* 23* Schmidt BP 121 11 31 4 9 I 17 .343 CHICAGO MILWAUKEE field hit 7 30 4 4 1 It M 8. Ttylor. * turned over to the fans. When fence. Sievers his Daley. Bn 131 4 Chl 144 11 40 4 1 31 .241 . 4brhrbl Porter Wn M I 23 3 0 1 I .235 Thomu Cln 235 13 54 11 * I 21 .220 Impractical „_ ft 3 abrhrbl seventh run over the DANCING • « 1* 233 this was found the r T«f- r.2b 1 2 Bruton.rf 4 O <1 o home Bal 113 1* 4* 4 Moryn. Chl 111 24 50 * 0 I 23 .224 ft » Car'tauel. * * 1* 333 Dark.3b n u a O O itayers Wn 144 33 14 I Menu. P| IN 11 41 5 0 4 11 .234 voting was returned to the 2 Math 3b 4 leftfield fence to tie the score •2*41 111 -232 Walla.rf 4 110 Aaron.rf 3 o 0 fl &STchY 112 Ptfnalano. LA 1* 13 11 1 0 1 9 .221 players year. Banka.ta 4 Cov'g'n.lf n at 4-4. replaced HT *1 1* 20 1 « 3 .230 AUmsa. Chl 111 111 I I ll Til last 112 4 o n Kucks Herbert Cu«r. • J a Long.lb ft 11 2 Adcock.lb 4 o I n 21 44 1 4 15 .231 ! Koppe. Ph 45 II 11 3 2 * I .312 City. Gardner Bal 301 • The commissioner’s office Moryn.lf 3 n n 0 0 0 on the mound for Kansas is! Pierian. Cle 21 41 * 3 14 331 : Fernandez Ph 123 15 24 5 1 0 .211 o Crandall.o 2 LOUNGE 111 • 1 Altman.cf O 0 o Logan.a. 13 Wn 11* 11 21 * 3 1* 331 Chl M 13 11 1 9 I 11 conducted the poll. Players o 4 1 Lemon looped a single to center. Beeauar. 14 .332 Marshall. Jll TTrn.cf-lf 4 12 0 M'img,2b 2 0 10 Thg town's setting for Smith. Chi IN 31 40 *43 ; O'Brien. Mll II 10 11 3 0 1 4 .311 S.Taylor.e newest sumnor 15 25 2 * 0 4 Pg voted for the all-stars by posi- 3 i 2 01 Torre 1 o o o Throneberry filed to Marts. Canon Sol 115 .211 , Schofield. 15 14 15 3 0 11 .300 Hobble.p dancing is tit* Stellar Hilton s louage. pftzGeraldrcio • 30 1 0 0 O 4i 1 1 Roach ?b noon Three H j..2132 3 And ton Ph 1M 19 N 3 1 0 II IN tion, but could not pick their Willey.p o 0 runs. This mtimoto room is comfortably sir- i. Osborne Det 199 90 31 8 0 3 19 Zimmer. LA 115 11 33 4 l 3 33 .11* 2o Jar.p 0 o o o ... 91 19 17 4 0 1 11 * own teammates. KANSAS CITY Clevenger conditioned the refreshing drinks SJShSi.Bn JIJ Witt. Mll 15 10 13 3 1 5 .113 •.’Vernon 1 o l o AUSTIN A SS AUSTIN*MIALIV ? % Mantilla. 5(11 55 I 14 a a 1 t ,15* pitchers McM'on.p pitching Washington. and delicious loot sggcigltios art superb, 8 5 • Mil- No were chosen. This 0000 now for SUM n I* } ORAND-SLAM HOMERS—Mtthaws. as is the ... the ** Philadelphia: Skinner Clevenger service musical enter- CAMBRIAN MK n SPRITE 1* 13 354 atukee: Praete. will be left to the rival mana- Totale 37 713 7 Totals 1«7 j tossed out Tuttle. tops. nnSZS? 11l 210 and Groat. Pittsburgh: Boyar. Bt. Louis; 31 tainment is Bank> Wag ter gers—Casey Btengel of the Oroundad out for In Lumpe singled to right. Wil- and AfPrlll. Chicago. and . J Mantilla Bth: $1706* Brandt. Ban Francisco Haney 2 Doubled for Jay In Bth. Lumpe Enhancing th* 5 to 9 hours: s2loß* Vito Cleveland: Ward aad Yankees and Fred of the liams fanned. stole and Minoeo. snd PITCHING nano Cocktail Melodies by Grim. Kansas City. Allison (Big More ... 001 004 and Updo£mon. or Decisions! Braves. CHICAqQ 110—7 second and continued to third Wsshtnrton: Tost. Bridfts IP H BB So W LERA MILWAUKEE ... 000 000 010—1 DANNY INLANDER Detroit: Jensen. Boston Pace. Pg 53 .14 9 42 12 0 o*7 Aaron is one of three repeat-! on Courtney’s wild throw Into i till RlHh MII 57 50 * 34 4 Covlneton PO-A—Chicago. : From dosing: prrmiNG 2 221 ers on the NL team. The others IS; 27- centerfleld. Maris walked. Chlti DecUlonsi Buhl MU 90 N 32 44 I 5 I N Mllviukr* 27-12 DP—T Taylor (Bis or More Miller. BP M 12 21 SI 4 I I N are Outfielder Willie Mays of to Bonke lo lone Dark to T Taylor filed to Allison. THE RITA ANN ARTISTE TRIO IP H 88. So . W L ERA Henry, Chl 54 44 10 45 4 3 241 to Lone Mathew* to Mantilla LOB— 8.1 111 «* W « Haddtx Pg lot tJ II 71 4 4 311 the Giants and Shortstop Chicago 7: Milwaukee with liltingrhythmt for Wilhelm 11 4 9| 931 Ernie NINTH INNING Loee. Bel 35 29 11 McDaniel. StL 11 13 24 41 4 I 394 2b—Thomson 2; T. Taylor. Vernon wt tuppor dancing 79 59 14 39 5 2 244 Sanford. BP lot 91 31 41 1 I Banks of the Cubs. HR—Long. Logan. Brown Bel 78 44 7 5 303 Btnkx. SP—Banka Delev KC 90 23 2.80 . Antonelll SP 133 117 42 10 10 4 305 Orlando Cepeda. the WASHINGTON Lumpe 103 21 M6* 262 Conley. Giants’ bb Gsrver KC Ph 94 14 14 55 4 4 301 .. ... lo h I er so shifted to shortstop Ter- taesom my 71 57JJ 33 39 8 1 2.69 1 Mlzell. StL 124 115 40 12 I 3 3lt 1958 rookie of the year, in the Hobble n oil :i 3 and Det 90 ** 23 43 5 3 2.75 Newrombe. 103 43 IS 49 g 4 315 Willey ftS lo 5 ft 2 ¦’ willigr- Mosel. 1 Cln National League, Jay went to second base Grant. Cle ,22 ; Spahn. Mll 131 Ml 19 11 19 I J29 made the 25a 3 2 2 1 0 1 NY 97 S43 9511 57 4J \so2.19 Jackson. BtL 111 131 33 4] 4 McMahon 1 o 0 0 o 0 for / j Athletics. Courtney Ford. 109 14 33 1 5 2.93 I 334 team for the first time at first frsrcis Cle 40 39 Dryads le, LA 131 IN 44 144 I i 339 Winner—Hobble 18-fl). popped Smith. Valdivielso Wn 111 3* 1* 113 00 Hillman. Chl *3 1* 11 41 3 I 34* base. Johnny Willey Loser— to SSli. 103 » Also named were >3-21 Ftrrtratt. Clo «« » McDavltl. LA *3 7S9*M«*3*3 fanned. Clevenger took a third Shew. 14 17 NJ M 11 Hobble. *4 1* 43 *4 1 « 344 Temple, Cincinnati second WP—Jav U—Secory. Dixon Smltb Chi 9 4 W Chl T—2;l2. strike. AUSTIN-HEALEV AUSTIN A 40 Stock. Bn J} *3 8. Jones. BP IN IN 51 *5 * 1 344 baseman, and Wally Moon, Los and Datcoll. A—20.881. Winter Bsl f 4 49 Podrtt. LA IN 104 4* 11 I 4 Jl4 s j KANSAS ClTY—Hadley • 2 S II 11 1 i ! Brosnan. Cln 4* 44 n 2* 3 311 Angeles filed '"feme TWO OBATOR FARINA—STYLID 3 leftfielder who beat Rgs.% McCormick SP N 54 31 11 I 7 311 out Opto Doily Sundoy) SIB 3.29 to Allison. Smith singled off the (tietpt for Cie 104 103 30 4* S 3 9 Andaraon. Chl N N 41 41 4 I 313 Bill White of the Cardinals by MclJ.h • Terwllllger's $3167* Colemsn KC ! Law, Pg 113 113 2* 41 4 IN three leftfield screen-. lunch— (ocktoih—Supptr Doming $1699* JJ 11 32? U1 111 ! 1 Mil 143 155 23 4* 11 • 393 votes. It was the closest Brewer. Bn !?!?! ! «s Burdette. line struck third base K N W Wn EE Kline, Pg M 93 31 53 « 9 I*s in two leagues. drive for 16th I Streets. Btohbs. ,!2 ,12 • !55 race the RED SOX J1!1!4 J« Lsrv. Det 102 10* 90 40 Buzhardt. Chl dl 5* It II 4 3 401 a single. Smith stopping at Two Hocks from tht Whit* House noSmm. chi *3 N34344 I 3 77 Drabowaky. Chl 50 77 41 31 4 9 495 Continued Page C-l ——— ' ' ¦¦¦¦¦ ¦————iim 11* I” *?‘! Lablne. LA 49 4* 14 11 3 1 413 Old Btan Missing from second. Ward batted for Kucks ¦ >atoidwAn“hlBn 77 90 5*39 37 9 !I5 3.86JJ Owens. Ph 13 92 45 I 4 14 >•" 41 4 and grounded •p“e?/35 HI • 1 Blaylock. StL 44 14 3* 41 3 4 440 Repeaters in .stands were the big blows of out to Sievers. Fiddis 2711? 65 39J“49 7J 3 397 . Mayer. 44 24 4 450 the American Bel 400 Ph 11 1* 2 the rally. the runners advancing. ic *3 *9 2d 32 4 4 17 92 I 4 N League four-run Tuttle! S * I 403 Nuxhall. Cln 31 33 I were Catcher Gus Tri- OGell Bal N *3 33 40 Semproch, Ph 14 41 4* M 3 9 414 took a third strike. * Cleveland scored Its first run ,S1 ? ? Purkey. dn 112 114 3* 3* I 4lt andos of Baltimore, Second IS 8 8 11l Roberts. Ph M 104 1* 52 * * IN in the third Inning on two Pi 9 Baseman Nellie Fox and Short- 54 41 4 7 Friend. 101 135 39 44 3 521 singles Rag'3? 41 44 lit Cardwell. Ph 31 31 14 2* 1 I 521 stop Luis Aparicio, with a walk sandwiched Fowler. LA 21 11 4 531 both of the •* S 3 40 3 between. The Indians s? SBBB *5 Lawrense. Cln 13 101 35 31 3 I 541 White Sox, and Skowron. Ka- added Builtven.Si Bn Jay. MU 52 55 34 33 3 5 554 line two more In the fifth on a -Kernmerer, Wn 22541W 95 29 42 4I4 8 54 6fl2 Daniels. Pi 41 51 11 32 4 I slt made the squad last year, •Moore Chi 47 49 22 22 1 5 4.60 Ph 43 52 14 23 1 5 401 home run by Tito • Oonwz. while Mlnoso was picked In pre- Francona -Itanntnf. Det 114 109 35 09 7 4.99 BrotUo. BtL 54 54 31 43 1 I 450 into rlghlfleld .Terrr NY 71 95 27 47 2 5 4.82 Pena. Cln 5* 71 20 39 3 I 471 vious seasons. the stands after M.O. PtUiburgh (per- singled. AUSTIN-HEALEV jU JttSwtJXC 5.50 NO-HIT GAMES—Haddlx Vic Power had Jfsr*hman. Bn 5d«225?45 33 ii33 2 2d 22 { feet came for 19 inninve. one hit in The lineups are distinctive Det 50 51 31 35 4 S 012 13thi; San Francisco (8 ln- Woodie Held's home run MAONETTE POUR Series™ *3 1 McCormick. because of the absence of such OIATBR N 24 14 5 #ll ' nines». the rlghtfield in .ONI-HIT OAMEB—Wynn snd Ptsros. Chl- • ONE-HIT OAMia-Hobbl# and Buzhardt familiar All-Star names as Ted over fence the $2606* Wllhslm. Baltlmors. Chicago; Ban Francisco. ninth $3167* cssn. Sanford. Williams of the Red Sox, inning gave the Indians Stan their last Muslal of the Cardinals and run. •,•. - - gs Yogi Berra of the Yankees. BOSTON CLEVELAND Muslal got only abrbrbl three votes. Buddln.ss 2 2 n o Held.ss .Till ; Williams collected 10 and Berra Run'la.2b till Power.lb S 1 2 1 ALL-STAR LINEUPS Wtrnu.lt 4 112 Pran’n.cf 4 112 20 as the No. 3 AL catcher. BOns.K 1 II 1 (I Co'vito.rf 4 il II 0 ;t 1 .1 ¦ YORK, 27 (AP).—Here the winners snd Players the 1, Jenserf 11 Mlnoso.lt 4 n n NEW June are named for No. i Mala'e.llb :l il il il B'kl'd.Sb 2 n 0 0 ,‘runnersup in the major league players’ poll for the All-Star team must start the game and Gern'l. lb 4 0 il il Ha'ner.2b 4 n 1 n 2 11 II Brown,c n II I) (votes parentheses): play innings. Ke'tb.cf II ¦Game in at least three The Whitt.c 4 il o 0 nJonss 1 il il (• managers, besides selecting .1 II 11 Grant.p 111 II S'ltvan.prcwer. p 1 0 0 0 I Boxes 1 u 0 II AMERICAN LEAGUE pitchers, may supplement their Oarcta.p II II O 0 STOP BUYING MUFFLERS squads 2Pleraafi l il n o WINNERS RUNNRRSI’P to make a total of 25. B'wskl.p (I n n n C—Gus Trlandos, Balto. (171) Sherman Lollar. Chicago (29) It is not compulsory that the Nixon 10 0 0 FOR GOOD! Wr IB—Bill Skowron. N. Y. (153) Vic ‘Power, Cleveland (72) No. 2 team members be selected Totals 31 6 1 5 Totals 34 4 9 4 '.2B—Nellie Fox, Chicago (175) Pete Runnels, Boston (48) 1 Oroundert out for Grant In Ath: (158) 2 Bunted out tor Oarcla in 7th; {3B—H. Klllebrew, Wash. Frank Malzone, Boston (43) 3 grounded out tar Brown In 9th; •UARAMTII Aparicio. (178) Rocky Bridges, (20) 4 Grounded out for Brodowtkl In 9th. :SB—Luis Chic. Detroit •ooa a* nt>aß . / ;LF—Minnie Minoso, Clev. (143) Jim Lemon. Washington (36) MINOR UaGUES BosrroN iin 040 000—0 IONS AS TOO OWN SgfXl •CF—AI Kaline, (118) Mickey N. Y. (100) CLEVELAND 001 020 001—4 Ypgt CAR P Detroit Mantle. •000 AT MIDAS MUPPIII RF—R. Colavito. Cleve. (105) Harvey Kuenn, Detroit (97) INTEBNATIONALLEAGUE E—Sullivan PO-A—Boston. 27-10; g iVtslllH Buffalo. 12: Miami. .3. Cleveland. 27-11 DP—Strickland to (unas- MOM COAST-TO COAtT f “ Columbus. S: Toronto. 1. Hamner to Power: Oernert f 1 aHHnKallBmniUnMHDBg sisted); Runnels to Oernert: Held to V iff NATIONAL LEAGUE Richmond. 7: Montreal. 8 (11 ' p d Inolniai. Hamner to Power: Maltone to Run- •eivicae o -fob WINNERS RUNNERSUP Rochester, 4: Havana, nels LOB- Boston. 7; Cleveland. 7. mmmffrmmwfm opt, bquip. bxtra 3. 2b—Runnels <2l. Keoush Minoso. 3646 NNNrtrtmPiimmmnHm ¦C —Del Crandall, Milw. (134) Smokey Burgess. Pitts. (80) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION HR—Williams. Jensen. Francona. Blodeniburg Rd. 1912 Duku St. (181) (28) Mlnnespoils. Held. B—Maljone lAU»conJilional^^J^L/^iS MANHATTAN IMPORTED CARS Cepeda. 8. F. Frank Cine. jlß—Orlando 11: Charleston. 1. ALEX . VA. Robinson. h r er bb so Opw'T Uncoin **Cem «2B—Johnny Temple. Cine. (153) Bill Mazeroskl, Pitts. <37) SOUTHERN 8 T Northwest & ASSOCIATION ulllvan .... 7*i 3 4 ft 7th R Sts. HO. 2-7006 Chattanooga, SipIV, 11 1 n 1 UN. 4-3111 Kl. 1-3464 Mathews, 065) Ken Boyer. St. Louis (47) s-1; Memphla, 2-2. , ?B—Ed Milw. Mobile. 3; Atlanta, rant S 7 n n ;i o • Northeast 1345 Florida Ave. Ll. 3-2500 0. •BS—Ernie Banks. Chkagq 091) Roy Cine. (28) Brewerarcla 2 0 0 0 2 1 WiIMR Univ. Bird. W. McMillan. Brodowakl 1 0 0 2115 ilvd. 2652 Bethesda 7701 Wis. Ave. OL. 2-6432 LF—Wally Moon, L A, (67) Bill White, St. Louis EASTERN LEAGUE 2 3 0 ARLINGTON, VA. WHEATON, MD. Binghamton. A-5: Springfield. 3-3. Winner—Sullivan (4-AI. Loser— Alexandria CF—Willie Mays, S. F.