THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.** C-3 SUNDAY. MAT 81. I*6B Braves Beat Cardinals Twice, 5-2 and 6-4, to Hold First Place Logan, Gordon Lead White Sox Return * Attack as Milwaukee To Second by Beating Keeps Narrow Edge mm Pi & BEAT Wynn to Earn Split By ] By BURTON th* Astociated Press K,^BaseballHAWKINS (Continued From Page C-l.) ST. LOUIS. May 30.—The league-leading Milwaukee Braves The American League’s best Marrero doesn’t swing at a pitch the contest and Jim Rivera ' him to withstood the challenge of the §r defensive outfield would be com- . . . The first time Bucky tried | sacrificed third. Cardinals today, blending timely ¦ posed of three Jims—Busby of the system Marrero walked twice ! Lefty A1 Aber was called in power-hitting and clutch pitch- ti v .. , \L. ' the Nats, Piersall of the Red against the A’s. to pitch to Ferris Fain. With the ing to beat the 5-2 Sox and Ri- outfield pulled in, Fain lashed Redbirds, Bill Sharman, the Brooklyn- long drive that and 6-4, before a crowd of 30,105. being a to left-center owned outfielder who was a single to score The triumps left the Braves a sought by the Nats, dropped for ¦- W Bk. suffered a easily. was half-game ahead of Brooklyn, Carrasquel It Fain’s WL broken arm recently while play- fourth hit of the game. which moved into second place . . ing for Mobile . Today a past St. Louis, now two and year ago Dom Di Maggio led Feller Is Injured. one-half lengths behind. tine with the American League with a .339 The Indians employed three Johnny Logan and Sid Gor- batting average . . , Today he’s pitchers in the first game. don were key hitters for Mil- m ‘ Wk mt-trl retired, shunted aside in the Bob Feller, Bob Hooper and waukee in the twin bill. Logan Red Sox youth movement after Lou Brissie teamed up to limit doubled and homered in the same outfield recovering from an eye ailment. Chicago to four hits, with the opener and set up two scoring Wf triumph credited to Hooper, who innings in the nightcap with sin- took over when Feller pulled a S The Red Sox have shifted to gles. Gordon hammered a three- 'Jl| ¦Hggfe the flossy Woodner Hotel in muscle in his side and was run circuit smash, If Biff his third in Washington . . forced to leave the game in the . There are two two days and sixth of the sea- schools of thought on how to fifth. BurUn H»wkin». son. in the first game and arrying a . sin- c snap slumps . . Stan Muslal. Homers by Wally Westlake and gled and doubled in the second series of articles on Satche’ climbing steadily after a Rosen in the third inning contest. Paige They A1 . . . lost a reader wretched start, took extra bat- broke up the game started by Mathews early discussing sight practice . Ed socked his 12th when the ting. . . But when the ; BillyPierce, who was tagged for homer with one on in the night- of the Browns’ legendary pitcher Athletics lost six straight. Man- j seven of the Indians’ hits. It cap. Joe Adcock also was active getting up off his contour chair ager Jimmy Dykes gave them a was his third defeat against five at bat with a single, double and in the bullpen and strolling to- day off, claiming they were too wins.

. . homer as the Braves collected ward the mound . The chair full of baseball. FIRST GAME. 14 hits to 12 for the was presented to Paige but he Cleveland A H.O. A. Chicago A H.O.A. Cardinals. Dick Gernert of the Red Sox Mitchell,lf 5 10 0 Carras l.ss 3 0 15 never it . . . even Avila.2b 4 3 3 4 Rivera.cf 3 12 0 Mtl’wkee. AHO A. St. Lonli. A.H O.A. uses And has hit seven home runs this Bruton.cl 4 04 Paige a few warmup Majeskl.2b 0 O 0 1 Fain.lb 3 0 9 3 Logan,ss 0 Hemus.ss 5 13 6 takes season, all over the friendly left- West'ke.cf 3 2 0 0 Mele.rf 4 0 2 0 4 2 13 Sch'd'st.2b 4 113 Mth ws,3b 2 0 2 1 Muslal,if pitches heading for the Fenway Doby.cf 2 110 Mlnoso.lf 3 12 0 3 0 10 before field fence at Park . . . Rosen.3b 5 115 Wtlson.c 2 0 9 1 Gordon.U 212 0 Bilko.lb 2011 0 Pdleton.lf 0 0 0 0 Sl'ghter.rf 4 110 RUNNELS THROWS A BLOCK—Pete Runnels, Nats’ short- mound. Pete Runnels has been benched Kennedy.rf 52 n 0 Steph's.3b 3 10 1 Patto.rf }2OC J’bl'skl,3b 40 0 0 Glynn.lb 4 0 10 2 Fox,2b 3 12 1 Adcock,lb Before George Kell took over twice this season 'by Manager Strlck'd.ss 4 19 5 Pierce.p 10 0 1 4010 0 D.Rlce.c 412 0 COSTLY SLlDE—Rookie Tom Umphlett, Red Sox centerfielder, stop, appears to be throwing a football block on Umpire Bill Tlpton.c 0 . , 3 2 2 0 Fornieles.p 0 0 0 Dittmer.2b 4 0 2 4 Rep'lski.cf 4 18 0 the league batting lead from Harris . When Pete returned twisted his leg when he was forced at second base on Grieve as he reaches for a throw from Catcher Ed Fitz Gerald. Feller.p 3 0 1 2 ‘Clark 10 0 0 Crandall.c 30 6 0 Presko.p 210 0 this 11(10 Aloma.p n o Spahn.p 40 0 3 -Dunlap 10 0 0 Mickey Vernon Friday night with after the first layoff he collected Hooper.p 0 0 play in the fourth inning of the first game of yesterday’s Neither was hurt, but Runnels was shaken up. The play tJ. Lemon 1 0 0 0 (Byrne 10 0 0 Ch'mb'rs.p 0 0 0 . 1 three hits off Johnny three hits against Detroit . . Brlisie.p ra.p ?Lowrey 10 0 0 double-header. Umphlett was to the game. Wayne in the third inning of the first game of yesterday’s Schmitz 0 0 0 0 Consu 0 0 0 1 forced leave occurred he had batted .188 in 10 prior After being benched the second Totals 31 627 11 Totals 84 627 10 Terwilliger grimaces as he throws to first to complete a double double-header when Billy Consolo, Red Sox third baseman, Totals 40 14 27 19 Totals 27 4 27 13 (* . time to Sid games . . Forty-one he returned clip Hud- {Popped for Hopper 9th. ‘Called out on strikes lor Presko In Boston —AP Photo. of Mel out In Bin play. won the first game, 4-3. —AP Photo. stole second. 96 major league vic- son of Boston for two hits. •Grounded out for Fornieles in 6th. out lor Chambers Parnftl’s ? Popped out for Aloma in Bth. ?Grounded in 9th. Cleveland 003 102 Milwaukee 300 tories in seven years have been The Yankees are 19-4 against 010—T 002 000—5 Chicago __ 000 St. Louis 000 011—3 000 002 000—2 achieved at the expense of the the Indians, Nats, Red Sox and Runs—Mitchell. Avila (3). Westlake, . (21, (21. Rosen (21. Rivera. Mlnosa. Errors— Run?—-Lo«an Matthews Gor- Nats and Athletics. Browns . . . They’ve polished off don. Bilko. D. Rice. Errors—Crandall. Klippstein Split Captures Fornieles, Carrasquel. Runs batted in— Gels Major League Averages \ Sf. (3). (2). Kennedy. Doby, Runs batted (2). Louis Westlake Rosen Dittmer. In—D. Rice the Nats and Red Sox seven Gordon Logan. Two-base hits—Mitchell. 13». Pafko. Two-base hits By the Associated Press vox. Rivera. —Hemus. Logan. Pafko. Home runs— Bucky Harris is so pessimistic times in nine games each and Kennedy. Avila. Three-base hit—Avila. Gordon Logan, D Rice. Stolen base— somebody Home runs—Westlake. Rosen, Rivera. Crandall Friday, May about Chico chances unless besides the plays—Glynn Double plays—Schoendienst to by Beating Complete through games of 29. Tigers Marrero’s Sacrifice—Avila. Double Hemus to Bilko; Soahn to Logan to For Cubs Two From White Sox give the champs to Strickland to Feller; Carrasquel to Fox Adcock. Left of getting a hit that he’s taken can Glynn: on bases—Milwaukee, 4; challenge, to Fain: Rosen to Avila to Avila ot- Louis. 8. Bases on balls—Off Spahn, American League National League By the Associated Press to offering the stubby Cuban a interest in the to Strickland to Glynn: Majeski to 3; off Presko. 4; off Chambers. 1. Struck League Strickland to Glynn. Left on bases—¦ out—off Soahn. 3; by 1; by CLUB BATTING CLUB BATTING pitcher a cigar every time he American race could de- Chicago. Presko. Cham- R Av. DETROIT, May 30.—Vic Wertz Cleveland. 12: 3. Bases on ball! ber*. 1. Presko. 6 Innings; Redlegs AB R H lb 3b HR Rbl. Av. AB H 2b 3b HR Rbt Pierce, 1; Fornl- Hits—Off 4 in First Time plate—providing quickly. —Off 4: off Feller. off 1278 207 44 9 : 77 9 31 182 .285 walks to the teriorate off Chambers, I in 3 innings. Runs and New York 349 33 197 .273 | St. Louis 1256 193 358 and Les Moss knocked in three eles 1: off Hooper. 3: off Brissie. 1. earned runs—Off Spahn. 2-2; By (he Press W'ington 1303 18t 341 55 12 17 168 .262 i ; Phil*. 1191 180 331 52 8 30 168 .278 out—By Pierce, 3; by Feller, 1: off Presko. Associated Detroit 1392 172 363 64 12 20 163 .261 New York 1312 182 360 44 11 39 173 .274 Struck 6-5: off Chambers. 0-0. Wild pitcher runs apiece as the Browns wal- by Fornieles, 2: by Hooper. 1: by Aloma, 2. Winning pitcher—Spahn Boston 1314 163 340 62 11 28 149 .259 I Brooklyn 1253 213 336 52 12 40 200 .268 7 In innings; —Presko. CINCINNATI,May 30.—Right- 45 15 34 151 .261 has a 19-3 lifetime against 3. Hits—Off Pierce, 3's off 15-11. Losing pitcher—Presko. (3-41. Cleveland 1124 158 290 41 5 38 155.258 1I M'W’ukee 1140 164 297 loped the last-place Tigers, 13-1. mark Feller, 2 in 4 innings (faced one batter Time- St. Louis 1303 156 322 67 7 22 Plttsb'gh 1219 45 17 27 151 .249 . 2 1 1:58. 142 .247 163 304 Washington . . Julio Moreno Griffs' Records fifth); Fornieles. 3 In 2 s Innings: hander Johnny Klippstein won Cb:cago 1329 173 326 56 6 17 160 .245 i! Chicago 1099 121 272 43 9 20 115 .247 in off .244 to sweep a before Battinc. off Hooper. 1 in 4 innings: off Consuegra. Phila 1360 150 327 48 6 24 140 .241 | , Cinc natl 1125 143 275 28 5 46 132 double-header and Spec Shea will pitch for the inning; Innings: . SECOND 1 in 1 off Aloma. 3 in 2 GAME. the first game of his career CLUB FIELDING. A8.R.H.28.38 HRRBI.Pet. Mllwke. A8.H.0.A. St. L. O CLUB FIELDING. Av. fans Briggs Stadium She* 11 17 1 0 6 .636 off Brissie, 1 in Inning. Runs and AB.H A *. G. PO A. E DP 24,007 at Nats. 4 1 4-4; Bruton.cl 50 3 0 Hemus.ss 5 10 4 against today, 2-1, G. PO A DP Av 1 25 Vernon —157 15 53 11 3 123 .338 earned runs—Off Pierce. off Feller. Logan,ss 6 2 12 Sch nst.2b Cincinnati to Washington 39 1020 403 28 46 .982 Milwaukee 34 898 372 37 .981 Today’s first game will be tele- 0-0: off Fornieles, 2-0: off Hooper. hews,3b 6 2 5 5 , Pittsburgh 37 948 458 29 35 .980 today. The Browns won the Porterfield 30 210 2 0 2 8 .333 1-1: M 52 0 2 Musial.ri 612 1 New York 37 1002 425 28 42 .981 i George Busby 164 23 50 10 0 424 .305 off Aloma. 1-1: off Consuegra. 0-0: off Gordon.ll 42 enable the Cubs to divide a Me- ! Brooklyn 37 980 375 27 43 .980 vised by WTTG ... Kell’s pitcher—Hooper 5 0 Bilko.lb 4 1110 Bostor 38 1031 443 32 38 .979 408 29 opener, 5-4, when Pinch-hitter Brissie. 1-1. Winning P dleton.lf Lowrey.lf Chicago 40 1079 St. Louis 37 976 29 .979 Jensen 153 25 41 10 6 321 .268 (4-0). Losing pitcher—Pierce (5-3). 1110 4 2 0 0 472 37 37 .977 38 1007 back gave Rookie Bill Con- 0 0 J morial Day double-header. The 40 .977 New York 409 32 36 .978 ailing Vollmer ....128 21 33 4 332 .258 Umpires—Honochlck. Paparel- i. 1 S s onski.3b 4 2 0 3 St. Louis 38 1038 419 35 860 372 Don a two-run baby, McGowan. Adcock, lb 4 3 8 1 Rice.c Philadelphia 41 1087 465 38 45 .978 Cincinnati . 33 35 37 .972 Lenhardt slashed solo, $60,000 bonus a Runnels 132 20 33 1 2 015 .250 McKinley. Time—2:44. D. 3 0 5 1 Redlegs whammed 15 hits Philadelphia 910 .968 a Terwilliger 113 .263 la Dittm'r,2b 5 12 6 (Slaughter 1 O 0 o out Cleveland 34 906 422 32 39 .976 35 365 42 30 -.150 23 38 8 1 er,c 3 15 0 1055 481 47 41 Chicago . 33 856 353 41 38 .987 single with two out in the ninth chance to start his first game for Hoderlein 4 2 100 0 1 .250 fSSP, F selman.c 0 0 3 0 take Detroit 39 .970 Sima GAME. Liddle.p {Benson to the opener, 8-6, after INDIVIDUAL BATTING. . 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 .250 SECOND 00 0 0 00 0 0 Triple play—Washington. the Red Sox , . uh p 0 0 1 Rep'lski.cf AB R. H. 2b.3b.Hß.Rbl Av. inning. Centerfielder Grasso 71 517 2 0 2 6 .239 Cleveland. A.H.O.A. Chicago. A.H.O.A. .. 4 3 10 Burdette.pluhI l 00§ 0 0 beating down a ninth-inning INDIVIDUAL BATTING. Nicholson. Ph. 22 8 12 4 1 2 14 .545 FIRST GAME. injured a foot Yost 153 27 36 4 2 1 8 .235 4 14 0 Car'quel.ss 4 3 3 2 Erautt.p 1o o 0 AB R. H. 2b.3b.HR Rbl AV 5 Tom Umphlett Mitchell.lf Faszholz.p 1 0 0 0 Hofman, N. Y. 18 5 9 2 0 3 .500 Bt. L. A8.H.0.A. Detroit. A8.H.0.A. Masterson 18 1 4 1 0 0 3 .222 Westl’ke.lf 0 0 0 o Rivera.cf 4 12 0 Kell. Bn. 127 24 48 14 1 3 21 .362 19 17 .396 into Terwilliger in the 0 O Fain,lb •H. Rice 10 0 0 Chicago rally. Cox, Bkn. 48 9 4 0 4 2 Prlddy,2b 3 0 3 3 sliding Fitz Gerald. _ 65 610 2 0 5 .182 Avila,2b 3 4 2 5 4 8 1 Ch'mb'rs.p Vernon. Wn. _ 150 24 52 11 2 1 23 .347 Sch’d’nst, St. L. 154 28 58 14 0 6 28 .377 Groth.cf 10 Verble 12 2 2 0 0 0 2 .167 Doby.cf 5 13 0 Wright,rf 4 2 10 0 0 0 0 Rosen, Clev. 66 Young.2b 6 12 1 Kuenn.ss 4 23 3 inning of the first game 125 19 42 6 1 8 25 .336 Smalley. Chi. _ 24 2 0 3 10 .364 fourth 0 0 iSisler 10 0 0 The second-game loss kept 7 Wertz.rf 4 111 Delsing,cf 4 14 1 Oldls 7 0 1 0 0 2 .143 Rosen.3b 5 3 1 2 Mlnoso.lf 4 10 Braile.p 0 Sudei, Ph. 123 15 41 5 0 0 10 .333 Wyrostek, Ph._ 20 38 .358 Kenn'dy.rf 0 0 0 . 106 3 2 2 15 was forced to retire. Stobbs 14 1 2 0 0 0 0 .143 3 0 2 Lollar.c 4 2 7 0 0 Lund, _ 99 18 33 7 2 1 12 .333 2 Sievers.lb 0 0 2 0 Nieman.rf 4 2 10 and Det. Ph. _ 135 23 47 71 12 .348 4 f Dunlap 10 0 0 Cincinnati in last place. The N. 45 2 7 .333 Ashburn. Elliott.3b 3 111 Dropo, lb 40 71 dangerous Marrero 18 2 1 0 0 0 0 .059 Glynn,lb 14 1 Fox.2b 4 14 5 Bollwes. Y- 8 15 11 Cooper. MU. .23 2 8 1 0 0 1 .348 Lund,lf The bullpen was a Mauro 12 11 0 O 0 O .083 Str'kl'nd.ss 2 0 2 0 Krsnich,3b 4 111 ... 5 9 1 5 4 3 9 0 4 10 0 Totals Rennu. N. Y. 27 11 .333 Greengrass, Cin. 124 21 42 7 2 5 24 .339 Kr’oski.lh 0 Hegan.c 0 Kretlow.p 39 14 27 12 Totals 40 27 14 Redlegs would have climbed to Y. 36 47 8 6 26 .329 4 L'hardt.rf 1110 Ginsberg 3 2 4 1 spot . . . When play resumed Moreno 7 0 0 0 0 0 .000 4 16 10 0 0 Ti Mantle, N 143 1 Borkowskl. Cln. 57 12 19 2 1 10 .333 H'tfleld,3b O 8 0 0 Wynn.p •Grounded out for Faszholz 6th. Soucbock, Det. 32 10 3 1 2 9 .313 8 13 2 0 0 4 Dvck.lf 4 0 3 0 3 3 4 Dixon 0 0 0 0 .000 i 4 10 2 Bearden.p 310 2 in 4 Clark. Ph. 39 .333 Courtney.c Gray.p after rain in the first game, Coan 0 j Alter,p 0 0 0 0 ?Filed out for D. Rice in 7th. sixth if they had won. Wood ling, 1 2 14 .305 46 6 1 4 0 6 1 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 N. Y. 118 18 36 5 Campanella. Bk. 141 33 16 52 .326 Marlowe.p Schmitz {WalkedJFouled out for Chambers in 7th. Noren. N. Y 56 13 17 3 3 3 16 .304 Cln. - 114 19 37 6 0 9 20 .325 Hunter.ss 4 2 15 3 0 0 4 Pitcher A1 Sima was gashed on 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 for Klippstein yielded only 96 10 29 6 1 2 14 Bell. .322 Trucks.p 110 2 Herbert.p 0 0 0 0 Pearce 0 0, Totals 34 8 25x7 Totals 37 16 27 11 Fusselman in 9th. one Batts, Det. .302 Ms-thews. MIL- 118 25 38 6 2 11 32 0 0 0 0 0 .000 winning •Hit into double play for Brazle in 9th Busby. 156 22 47 10 0 4 24 .301 26 5 1 4 14 •Edwards 110 0 Wight.p 0O 0 0 the head when he walked into an xOne out when run scored., single six full innings in the Wn. Crandall. Mil.— 82 15 .317 ?Berry 0 ritekln*. for 0 0 0 IMullln 10 0 0 IP ... 73 9 22 7 0 1 8 . .» _ H Cleveland 020 030 000—5 Milwaukee 012 030 OOo—6 Moss. St. L 12 .301 _ 147 32 46 12 3 31 .313 . BB.BO.GS.GC.W.L. 21 43 12 1 4 18 .299 Snider. Bkn. Palke.p open door in the enclosure . St. Louis 001 Nleman. Det. 144 Pg. 115 38 0 4 10 .313 0 0 0 0 Moreno 25 9 8 11 3 0 Chicago . .. 201 011 (Mil—6 101 001—4 finale, but was chased in the Lollat, Abrams. 19 2 Shea 30 20 20 Rosen, Runs—Logan (21. Mathews. Chi. 87 16 26 2 0 5 16 .299 Lowrey. St. L. 32 7 10 4 0 2 8 .313 Pitcher Bob Porterfield, tossing a 11 4 2 3 0 Runs—Mitchell. Doby. Glynn. Gordon. seventh when he loaded the bases N. Y 20 Totals 35 13 11 Totals 33 27 17 Schmitz 18 16 71 Strickland, Carrasquel (3), Rivera, Pafko. Adcock. Schoendienst. Bilko, Jab- Bauer. 104 31 3 1 3 19 .298 Williams, N. Y. 141 23 44 2 1 2 15 .312 5? ~i struck in 3 11 0 Fain, Kuenn, Det. _ 173 51 3 11 12 •Singled ball with Jensen, was Repulski. Errors—Bruton, 19 .295 Irvin, „ 19 43 4 2 8 29 .307 for Trucks In Dth. Marrero 53 50 19 31 7 4 4 3 Lollar. Error—Wright. Runs batted in— lonski. Gor- on walks while getting two out. 1 18 .295 N. Y. 140 Umphlett, Bn. 146 15 43 11 2 L. 1 6 28 .306 ?Ran for Edwards in Oth. Porterfield .. 71 76 30 19 9 6 5 4 Rivera. Wynn. Wright (2), Rosen (3), don. Dittmer. Runs batted in—Bilko. 6 6 Bilko St. 144 19 44 t face when a wild throw by (3». Kryhoski. St. L. 75 10 22 0 11 .293 Slaughter, 36 7 2 2 19 .305 {Filed out for Wight In 9th. the Dixon _r~46 —35 11 17 2 1 Bearden. Fain. Two-base hits—Carras* Jablonski. Hemus. Adcock Gordon, Hank Sauer’s sixth home run 12 St.L. 118 22 11 (2), Cooper. Simpson. Clev. 83 24 2 1 3 7 .289 Thompson, N.Y. 69 16 21 3 2 6 14 .304 000 002—6 Jacki* caromed off the wall . . . Stobbs 44 46 13 17 7 2 2 5 quel (2), Fain (2). Lollar, Rosen, Mathews Two-base hits— 80 14 23 5 2 1 3 .288 0 St. Louis 120 Gordon, Adcock. Jablonski. Lowrey. and Roy Smalley’s fourth pro- Goodman. Bn. Lockman. N. Y. 149 15 45 4 1 16 .302 Detroit 101 001 010—4 Masterson ... 58 52 25 38 8 3 2 6 Krsnich. Wrirht. Home run—Rosen. Mele. Chi. 116 15 33 10 1 2 20 .284 6 8 0 was bruised under the left Sima Home runs—Adcock. Mathews. Double Marquis, Cin. 27 1 2 2 .296 Runs—Groth (2). Sievers, Hunter. Bob 14 14 8 6 2 1 0 1 Stolen base—Rivera. Sacrifice—Rivera. plays—Jablonski duced the two Chicago runs. Philley. Ph. 156 23 44 7 3 2 17 .282 McC'lcugh, Chi. 27 2 8 0 0 0 1 .296 Pearce 4 5300000 Double plays—Carrasquel to Fox to Fain. to Schoendienst to Mize, N. Y 39 3 11 1 0 1 10 . 282 38 2 4 .295 Berry. Kuenn (2). Error Hunter, eye. Bilko; Mathews to Dittmer to Adcock. Sauer also homered in the first Robinson, Bkn. 129 31 10 22 (2). | Rosen to Avila to Glynn. Glynn to Rosen _ 38 8 2 19 Trucks. Runs batted In—Groth Left on base—Milwaukee, 10; St. Louis. Zernial. Ph. 135 20 6 1 8 17 .281 Torgeson. Ph. _ 134 22 39 2 .291 (2). (2). to Strickland. Left on bases —Cleveland. McGhee, Ph. _ 64 18 2 0 Wertz. Lenhardt Nleman Gins- 15. Base on balls—Off Liddle. 3; off game. 3 0 8 .281 Ryan. Ph. 127 27 37 6 0 3 10 .291 hits—Groth, 8; Chicago. 8. Bases on bMls—Off Kret- Erautt, DeMaestrl, Ph. 43 7 12 0 0 2 5 .279 138 9 0 4 25 .290 berg. Two-base Kryhoski. l;'off Bearden, Buhl. 3: off 2; off Brazle. 1. R. 43 6 12 1 0 0 2 .279 Hamner. Ph. 21 40 Ginsberg. 6; off Wynn, 1. 2; by Wilson. Chi. Thomson, N. Y. 152 22 44 11 7 27 .289 Lund. Three-base hit—Del- 4-1, Nats 3-2 Minor Leagues low. Kretlow, by Wynn, 6; Strikeouts—By Liddle. Buhl. 1; by The Cubs scored twice in the Boston cut—By o: 1; Faszholz, McD'gald. N. Y. 108 14 30 4 11 33 .278 St. 142 27 41 8 2 2 18 .289 sing. Home run—Groth. Stolen bases Struck Erautt. by 2: by Chambers, - 145 17 40 9 11 9 .276 Hemus. L— 1 Kuenn. —Trucks (2), FIRST GAME. Toronto, 4-1; Rochester. by Bearden, 3. Hits—Off Kretlow. 4 In by Brazle, ninth in the opener but couldn’t Young. St. L. Reese. Bkn. 139 32 40 4 3 3 15 .288 —Dyck. Sacrifices AB. O. A. E 13-0; 2-2. Innings; 1: 3 Hits—Off Liddle. 4 in 51 9 14 0 8 .275 49 7 14 4 0 3 286 Groth. Double plays—Trucks to Hun- BOSTON. R. H. Attawa. Baltomore. 2-1. 4Vs Innings; off Wynn, 14 In 814 Innings; innings Kennedy. Clev... 3 1 Thomas, Pg. 14 . Prlddy 3 2 2 2 0 0 Montreal, Bearden, a Innings; *}4 off Buhl. 8 in 5% overcome a lead Redlegs had Fizzuto, 129 19 0 35 2 ter to Young: to Kuenn to Piersall. cl-rs 1: Springfield, 0. off 4 In 4 a off Aber, (faced 3 men in 9th); off Budett. o in 1 the N. Y- 35 4 0 13 .271 Pellagrinl, Pg. 5 10 11 1 .286 Louis. 10; Baker. 2b 4 0 2 2 2 0 Syracuse at Inning (faced 9th). Rivero, _ Dropo. Left on bases —St. Buffalo (2), postponed, 1 in 0 one batter In Inning; off Erautt. 5 in inning: off Chi. 152 17 41 4 2 1 17 .270 Bruton MU. 141 18 40 4 4 1 9 .284 2; 4 0 1 4 0 0 2Vb accumulated largely on two-run Ginsberg. Det. 37 4 10 1 0 0 0 .270 26 2 0 1 6 .283 Detroit. 5. Bases on balls—Off Gray, Stephens, rl-11 rain. Runs and earned runs—Off Kretlow, 6-3; Faszholz. 6 in Inning; off Chambers. 4 0 0 Mueller. N. Y. 92 9 off Marlowe. 1; off Herbert. 1; off Gerncrt, lb 4 0 0 12 0 0 Syracuse <2), postponed, off Inning: 3*i homers by Jim Greengrass, Hatfield. Det. 104 14 28 8 .269 13 29 71 0 4 .282 at Buffalo off Wynn, 6-5: Bearden. 0-0; off 1 In 1 off Brazle. 2 in 2 innings. Ted 146 Baumholtz. Chi. 103 —By Umphlett, cl 2 0 1 0 0 0 ram. —Hegnn. Winning Carrasquel. Chi. 11 39 7 0 1 18 .267 Pg. 78 14 22 3 4 1 14 .282 Trucks. 2: off Paige, 1. Strikeouts Aber. 0-0. Passed ball Runs and earned runs—Liddle. 2-2; 68 Bernier. Gray. 1; by Marlowe. 2; by Wight, 1: by Evers, If-cl 2 0 0 1 0 0 AMERICAN (2-2). Kluszewski and Willard Mar- Collins. N. Y. 13 18 1 0 3 12 .265 O'Connell, Pg. 2 2 13 .278 p ASSOCIATION pitcher—Bearden Losing pitcher— Buhl, 2-2; Burdette. 0-0; Erautt, 3-3; : 115 16 32 5 8 R McDermott, 3 0 0 0 0 0 Kansas City. 9-2; Time ¦ ensen. Wn. _. 148 25 39 9 5 3 20 .264 D. L. 108 13 30 10 0 1 12 .278 Trucks. 5. Hits—Off Trucks. in Louisville. 0-8. Wynn (5-2). —3:02. Attendance—- Faszholz. 3-3; Chambers. 0-0; Brazle. shall. 144 23 0 17 .264 Rice. St. 9 innings: off Paige. 0 in inning; off Kinder, p 10 10 10 Columbus. 5-1; Charleston. by pitcher—Faszholz (Pafko). Fain. Chi. ._ 38 7 3 141 39 0 0 .277 innings: 1 Inaisnapolis. 2-6. -41.971. 0-0. Hit 125 16 33 26 .264 Miksls, Clll 14 5 Giay. 5 in lan off Marlowe. 7 Lipcn, ss 4 112 8 0 7-4: Toledo. 4-5. FIRST GAME. Elliott. St. L.— 71 4 St. L— 145 23 40 7 2 4 21 .276 Paige. 0 0 Winning pitcher—Buhl (3-2). Losing Tipton. 38 5 10 2 0 3 4 .263 Muslal. 9 .276 earned runs—Off Trucks. 4-4; off Nlarhos. c 2 0 4 0 St. Paul. 12-9: Minneapolis. 0-7. pitcher—Erautt (0-1). Umpires—Pin- Chicago A.H.O A. Cincinnati A.H.O.A. Clev. Jackson. Chi— 87 9 24 5 0 3 2-2: 1 0 Bridges.2b 6 Avila. Clev. 130 17 34 5 0 3 14 .262 7 2 2 16 .275 0-0; off Gray, 3-3: off Marlowe. Consolo. 3b 3 2 0 3 Columbus. 6; Charleston. 2 (seven In- elli. Boggess. Engeln, Stewart. Time—- Brown.rf 4 2 2 1 4 2 6 142 33 37 6 11 16 .261 Logan. Mil. l3l 20 36 Herbert, 0-0; Wight. 0-0 Wild nings) McDonald and Oliver Minoso. Chi. _ 38 6 0 off off -8:08. Mlksis.2b 5 0 2 4 Adams,3b 3 0 12 [ Smith, Pg. 140 15 1 11 .271 pitch—Trucks. Winning pitcher—Tnirks Totals 32 ~4 10 27 Ti 0 Delsing. _ 100 16 26 6 25 36 4 .271 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Smalley.ss 4 2 3 5 Bell.rf 4 12 0 Det. 1 3 15 .260 Klner. Pg. .. . 133 17 27 (5-2 Losing pitcher—Marlowe (0-3). 7; 0 Greeng's.lf 2 0 0 Grotb. St. L.._ 147 16 38 9 0 1 15 .259 Jablonski, 145 18 39 8 1 6 32 .269 i. WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Seattle. Sacramento 6 iseven In- Bauer.ll 5 3 2 3 Gernert. Bn. 20 0 St. L. Umpires—Duffv. Rommel. Berry. Hurley. nings) Win Gun Events _ 139 36 4 7 21 .259 157 2 3 18 .268 Yost. 3b 4 11110 Club Jackson.3b 5 0 0 1 SMarq'is.lf 0 0 0 0 Dark. N. Y. 26 42 13 Time —2 31. San Francisco. 10-2: Oakland. Dodgers Fondy.lb 2 0 6 0 Klu’skl.lb 4 412 0 Runnels. Wn. 124 19 32 1 2 0 15 .258 Repulski. St. L. 123 17 33 6 1 0 7 .268 Terwilliger, 2b 2 0 0 5 2 0 1-3. Special Dispatch to Th* Star Hatton,lb Vollmer. Bn.-W. 120 19 31 4 0 3 31 .258 14 33 1 4 22 .266 Vernon, lb 4 118 0 0 Hollywood. 6-2; Los Angeles. 6-0. •Ward.lb 1 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dittmer. Mil. 124 2 Portland. Diego. (Continued Prom Page C-l.) Michaels. Ph. 97 11 25 1 2 5 .258 Pg. 17 29 5 1 0 7 .266 SECOND GAME. Vollmer. 11 4 1 2 2 0 0 3-3; San 2-1. BALTIMORE, May 30.—Alex JcfTcoat.cf 4 3 2 0 Marsh'l.rf 4 2 2 0 Terwilliger. Cole 109 .264 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Atwell.c 3 0 2 1 Landrlth.c 4 12 1 Wn. 145 23 37 71 1 13 .255 Pondy. Chi. ... 125 13 33 5 3 3 15 St. Louis. A.H.O.A. Detroit. A H O.A Jensen, rs 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 4 Hunter. St. L. 122 16 31 4 0 0 5 .254 21 39 4 1 0 12 .262 Groth.cf .5 2 2 0 Kuenn,ss 5123 Runnels, si 4 0 0 1 5 0 Chattanooga. 7: Nashvine. 6. McDonald, with a score of 91x100, Hacker.p 1 0 0 McMil'n.ss 12 9 Bn. Gilliam. Bkn.— 149 Campanella and Pitcher Ben Bac'wskl.p 110 0 Nuxhall.p 3 2 0 3 Piersall. ._ 160 21 40 6 1 l 12 .250 Y 42 1 11 0 0 0 1 .262 Young.2b . 53 4 2 H’hc’ck,3b 40 2 2 Busby, cf 4 0 '1 5 0 0 New Orleans. 4: Mobile. 0. Cawood Wertz, 124 19 6 6 .250 Yvars N. Gerald, Atlanta. 7; Birmingham. won the doubles and Wade inserted the Jones.p 00 0 1 Colium.p 10 0 0 St. L 31 3 21 Adcock. Mil. _ 127 12 33 4 1 3 11 .260 Wertz.rf 6 2 11 Lund.lf 4 10 0 Fitz e 3 0 0 3 2 0 6. - Little Rock. Memphis. others. Hom- ?Serena 0 0 0 0 Fox. Chi. 165 19 41 10 2 1 17 .248 Ward, Chi. 89 10 23 4 0 4 12 .258 K'hoski.lb 3 010 1 Nieman.rf 4 0 0 0 Marrero, p 1 0 0 0 2 0 3: 1. Oliver, with a score of 95x100, Courtney. 5 125 21 _ O Dropo.lb 0 , , TEXAS LEAGUE ers did the trick Brook- Kelly.p 0 0 0 1 St. L. 81 20 1 0 0 4 .247 _ 23 32 6 3 5 .256 Kokos.if 4 1 3 4 118 •Hoderlein 1 0 0 0 0 0 also for Boone, 4 Gordon. Mil. Delsing.cf Oklahoma City. 14-2; Worth, won the District Handicap event {McCul'gh Clev. 110 21 27 1 2 21 .245 _ 11 3 3 21 .255 0 2 110 Stobbs, p 0 Fort 8-7. lyn 110 0 7 Furillo, Bkn. 98 25 1 Moss.c 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 in the nightcap. Carl Furillo Evera. Bn 53 9 13 0 1 3 .245 18 33 71 4 18 .254 Berry.3b .5214 Batts.c 4130 0 0 0 0 Tulsa. 3; 2. - Pafko Mil. 130 ?Coan 1 0 Dallas.6; of the Washington Gun Club slamming Totals 36 12 24 14 Totals 34 15 27 21 Lepclo. Bn. 53 6 13 0 0 3 8 .245 Chi. Z- 108 19 37 4 1 4 18 .250 Hunter.ss. 4 14 5 Friend.2b 2 113 Masterson, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 Houston. Shreveport. 4. one off Bob Friend and Lenhardt, St.L. 41 3 10 2 0 1 3 .244 Sauer. 2 .250 Harrlst.p Beaumont. 4: San Antonio. 3. ... 3 15 0 0 3 Cain.p 3 10 0 2 0 0 6 {Mauto 10 0 0 at the Oriole Gun Billy connecting against •Ran for Pondy In 6th. Temple, Cin. 60 10 SOUTH ATLANTIC State shoot Cox Mitchell. Clev. 91 9 22 3 0 3 12 .242 Thompson. Bkn. 70 Stuart.p .2101 ‘Carswell 1100 „ LEAGUE tWalked for Jones In 7th. 0 . .242 Bolling. _ Bkn. J Wight.p.. Macon. 1-7; Montgomery. 0-4. here today. {Singled for Kelly Bn. 134 9 32 4 2 13 239 Shuba, 66 9 16 5 1 2 12 0 0 0 1 Total* 32 ~3 *8 27 12 0 Savannah, fl; Club Roger Bowman. In 9th. Berra, N. Y 109 17 26 2 0 4 1* .239 79 14 19 1 0 6 U 341 ?Mullln .10 0 0 In sth. Charleston, 1. {Ran for Greengrass in 7th. 0 Seminick. Cln.. •Filed out lor Marrero Augusta. 3; Oliver was awarded the Sports- Hegan, Clev. _ 71 11 17 3 2 11 .239 Burgess. Ph. 75 ,? Herbert.p 0 0 0 1 ?Struck lor Stobbs in 7th. Columbus. O. It was Campanella’s 17th . 518 ?14 0 15 '212 out Columbia. Chicago 000 210 102—6 Orasao. Wn. _ 71 5 17 2 0 2 6 239 Kluszewski, 19 38 11 33 .239 •{Singled 4: Jacksonville. 3. writers Trophy, which has been Ph. 87 4 3 0 1 9 .239 Cln. 117 .239 lor Masterson In 9th. of the For the Cincinnati 202 030 lOx—B Murray. _ 16 Chi. 8 2 0 1 8 EABTERN LEAGUE homer season. Det. 164 20 8 2 4 32 .238 Atwell 71 17 9 Totals 40 16 27 14 Totals 33 727 16 annually Smalley. Dropo, 39 Adams, Cln. ll4 17 37 0 0 3 .237 Boston 001 030 000—4 Wilkes-Barre at Scranton, postponed, presented to the winner year Campanella Runs—Brown. Sauer. JefT- Bn. 139 15 33 9 1 3 20 .237 25 2 0 12 .236 •Singled for Harrist In Oth. Washington 100 002 000—3 rain. first time this Atwell (2). Bridges, Bell. White. Hodges. Bkn— 106 14 1 Wight 1934. The coat. Green- N. 25 0 11 0 3 tHit into force out for In Bth. (2), Albany, 9-3; Schenectady. of the handicap since rested Rube Walker started grass (2). Marquis. Kluszewski (2). Mar- Babe. Y.-Ph. 106 7 7 2 11 .236 Sandlock. Pg. _ 47 3 0 0 .234 Runs batted In—Yost, Baker Con- 5-10. as Yost, ... 26 025—13 solo, shall. Errors—Brown. Miksls. Runs bat- Wn. 145 34 4 2 0 7 .234 Ennis, Ph. 120 13 28 4 1 5 24 .233 St. Louis 200 040 Piersall, Vollmer, Jensen. Two base „ PIEDMONT LEAGUE trophy will become the perma- 8 — Newport News the plate in Robinson. Ph. 157 11 36 5 2 3 26 .229 Jones, Ph. .. 103 18 24 1 0 16 .233 000 001 000— 1 hits—Jensen, Consolo. Three base .10-2: Richmond. 8-1. behind the second ted in—Sauer (2), Brown (2), Qreen- Detroit hits Roanoke, 7-4; Lynchburg, the winner grass (2), (3). Marshall (2), Baker. Wn.-Bn. 35 4 8 1 0 0 1 .229 Garagiola, Pf- 73 t 17 5 0 2 12 .233 Runs—Groth (2). Young (2), Wert* Baker. Vernon. Jensen. Home run—Yost. 6-3. nent possession of of game. However, Rube was Kluszewski FitzGerald. Wn. 35 3 8 1 0 0 4 .229 Bridges. 6 16 2 0 0 8 .216 Berry, Norfolk. 5-5; Portsmouth, 4-9. Smalley. Two-base hits—Kluszewski. Cln. 74 (2). Kryhoski, Kokos. Moss (2), Stolen base —Consolo. Sacrifices—Nlar- Hagerstown. 6; the event three times. Doby, Clev. 123 17 28 4 1 6 18 .228 Chi. ._ 71 11 15 2 2 1 14 .211 hos, Fitzgerald. Double plays—Marrero to York. 1. slightly injured inn the ninth Bell. McMillan, Brown. Home runs— T._ Serena. Hunter. Stuart. Delsing. Error —Friend. Llpon Martin. N. 154 21 35 4 0 3 14 .227 Lopcta, - 6 9 3 0 209 Runnels Vernon: to to Sauer. Greengrass. Kluszewski. Marshall. 40 4 4 .225 Ph. *43 j 10J .208 Runs batted in—Moss (3). Kokos. Berry. to Baker inning and Campanella took Wright. Chi. 9100 Marshall. Cln.- 12 8 15 2 0 4 (3), Young (2), Gernert; Runnels to Terwilliger to Ver- Double plays—Smalley to Mlksis to 0 0 4 15 Hunter (2), Groth. Wertz Fondy; Smalley Fondy; Glynn. Clev. _ 103 11 23 2 7 .223 Spencer, N. Y. 88 13 18 4 2 .205 hits—Kokos, non, (2); Llpon to Baker to Gernert. "NO FOOT TOO HARD TO FIT" Miksis to to 8 Y. 61 6 3 2 Carswell Two base Batts. f- over. McMillan to Bridges to Kluszewski (3); Kokos. St. L. 45 7 10 2 0 1 .222 Gilbert N. 12 0 7 .197 Dropo. Delsing. hit—Berry. Left on base—Boston, 3: Washington, 7. _ 69 5 15 1 0 0 8 .217 3 4 .194 Three-base Smalley base Astroth. Ph. Castrglione. 129 11 25 1 17 McDermott, 1; FIRST GAME. to Miksls. Left on —Chi- 23 0 3 4 . 209 P«. 0 4 .194 Home run—Groth. Wertz. Sacrifices— Bases on balls—Off off — Joost. Ph. 110 25 5 6 0 0 1; Brooklyn. A.H.O.A. Pittsburgh. A.H.O.A. cago. 8; Cincinnati, 4. Base on balls Pesky. Jeffcoat. Chi. 31 5 Hunter. Kryhoski, Young. Left on base— Marrero. off Kinder, 3. Struck out— Det. ... 53 6 11 11 0 3 .208 1 0 5 .190 Off Baczewskl, 1; off Jones. 1: off Nux- Westrum. N. Y. 58 10 11 3 Detroit. 12. Bases on balls By MrDermott, 2; by Marrero. 1; by Gilliam,2b 5 2 4 3 Bernier.cf 4 16 0 Stephens. Chi. 108 13 22 5 0 1 12 .204 McMillan. Cln. 118 8 19 1 0 0 3 .161 St. I ouls. 9: Kinder, 2; by Masterson. 1. Hits—Off Reese.ss .5143 Smith.lb 5 0 5 1 hall. 4. Struck out—By Baczewskl. 1; Krsnich. Chi.4o 2 8 1 0 1 6 . 200 1 8 0 1 .154 —Off Cain, 6; off Btuart. 1: off Harrist, C’nell,2b by Collum, 2. Hits—Off Hacker. 9 In Hermanski, Chi. 39 1 0 4; off Herbert. 2. Struck out—By Stuart, McDermott. 6 In 5% Innings; off Kinder. Snider.cf .4 2 2 0 O 2120 Stephens. 8n... 98 11 19 2 11 10 .194 M'temayor, Pg. 48 8 4 0 0 3 .130 In 3Vj Innings; Rob'son.lf 4 0 12 Klner.lf 4 2 4 0 3'/s innings: off Baczewskl, 3 In 1 .189 4 1: by Harrist. 2; by Wight, 1. Hits— 2 off Marrero. 9 In 5 Inning; 0 Innings; Prlddy. Det. 53 3 10 3 1 0 12 PITCHING. Cain, 6 innings (none Innings; off Stobbs. 0 in 2 innings; off Camp'lla.c 3 14 0 Thomas.rf 3 111 off Jones. In 1% off Dyck. St. L. 91 10 17 5 0 0 6 .187 or More.) Off 6 in out in Innings. Hodges.lb 4 2 8 1 Pell'rlni.3b 4 10 3 Kelley, 1 In 2 innings; off Nuxhall, 7 /Two Decisions 7th); off Stuart, 1 in 3 innings; off Masterson. 1 in 2 Runs and (faced Clark Ph.-Chi. 81 6 15 4 0 3 13 .185 Ip. H. 0b So W L Pet. Wight. earned—Off Klndler. 0-0: Stobbs, 0-0; . 4 3 2 3141 In 6 Innings two In 7th); Harrist, in Innings; off 2 in Cox.3b 0 Sandlock.c batters Sieters. St. L. 71 8 12 4 0 0 3 .189 “ 3 9 6 off off Collum, 5 In 2 Innings. Runs and Surkont. MU i S \ Herbert, inning. off 0-0; off McDermott. 3-3: 4 2 10 . 4 2 4 3 innings: off 4 in 1 Furllio.rf. Cole.ss PITCHING Smith, Cln. *233 33 9 18 3 20 1.00022S 2 off Masterson.Marrero, 4-4. Winning pitcher— Roe.p 1 0 0 2 Dlckson.p 10 10 earned runs—Off Hacker. 4-4; off Bac- 0 1.000 Runs and earned runs—Cain. 1-1; Stu- (Two More.) s*ll. „37 35 14 11 2 (5-4). Losing Bowman.p zewskl. 3-3; off Jones. 0-0; off Kelly. Decisions or Burdette. 7 4 0 0-0; Harrist. 6-6: Wight, 2-2; Her- McDermott pitcher—Mar- Wade.p 32 0 0 00 0 0 1-0; by Ip. H Bb W L Pet Hiller. N. Y 18 24 2 1.000 art. rero (4-3). Umpires—Passarella, Boar, •Abrams 1 O O 0 Nuxhall. 4-4: Collum. 2-2. Hit So 6 2 0 bert. 5-5. Passed ball—Moss. Winning pitcher—By (Brown). Winning Ford. N. Y 57 42 27 30 4 0 1.000 Face Pg. 11 19 12 1.000 pitcher— Grieve, Napp. Time—2:22. Face.p _ 0 0 0 1 Collum St. 27 .875 pitcher—Cain (1-2). Losing pitcher—Nuxhall (2-1). Losing pitcher— Staley L 70 62 16 71 (1-2). Umpires—Rommell. Berry, tMont'm’r 10 0 0 (1-8). Lopat, N. Y 44 47 11 12 4 0 1.000 Meyer. Bkn. 54 57 22 21 4 1 .800 Harrist SECOND GAME. Hacker Time—2:l2. * ® Hurley. Duffy. Attendance—- BOSTON. AB. Dorlsh. Chi. 45 37 17 18 3 0 1.000 Spahn. MU. 38 43 1* * 88 Time—2:lß. R. H. O. A. E. Totals 37 12 27 13 Totals 32 9 27 10 15 25 3 }1 .750- -24,007. Piersall. cf 3 0 1 0 0 1 Shea Wn. 30 20 20 11 3 0 1.000 AntonelH. Mil. 35 28 •Grounded into force play for Bowman Loes. Bkn. 61 58 17 29 5 2 .714 Baker. 2b 4 0 0 4 2 0 SECOND GAME. Moreno Wn. 25 23 9 8 3* 0 1.000 2 714 Stephens, rs 4 0 0 2 0 0 In 6th. Chicago. Haddix. St. L 55 51 16 36 5 0 0 tFlied out for Face in 9th. A.H.O.A. Cind. A.H.O.A. L 14 .16 12 6 3 0 1.000 Roberts Ph. 95 76 18 50 7 3 . 700 Gernert, lb 4 0 7 0 Brown.rf 0 B’ges.2b.ss Stuart. St B3 58 30 56 .700 Evers. If 4 1 2 3 0 0 Brooklyn 4 2 0 4 111 tbmmuns. Ph. 7 3 0 020 005 000—7 B'mh'tz.rf 0 0 10 Adams.3b 3 0 2 4 Hooper. Clev. 9 10 6 2 3 0 1.000 Bkn. 62 60 30 47 4 2 667 Nats Nixon, p 4 0 2 1 0 Pittsburgh 000 300 001—4 Ersklne. Freeman, p Mlksis.2b 4 0 0 0 Bell.cf 6 0 4 0 Blackwell. N. Y 15 16 9 7 2 0«1.000 MlzelL St. L 48 35 28 45 4 2 . 667 (Continued C-l.) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Smalley.ss 0 15 16 15 4 667 From Page Lipon, ss 4 0 0 3 4 0 Runs—Robinson. Campanella (2). 3 12 2 Green's.lf 4 12 Byrne. Chi. 34 4 3 0 1.000 Konstanty, Ph. ._ 43 49 13 2 Hodges (2). Furillo, Wade. Bernier, Sauer,lf 4 3 4 1 ‘Church 0 0 0 0 Chi. 14 15 12 7 2 0 1.000 Corwin, Y 36 40 23 18 4 2 .667 Wilber, c 3 0 1 3 3 0 Serena.3b- Nevel.p 0 0 Aloma. N. 3 13 O'Connell. Klner, Pellagrinl. Runs batted 4 12 0 0 0 Parnell. Bn. 67 70 36 31 6 1 .857 Black. Bkn. 28 26 15 10 4 2 .667 Consolo. 3b 0 10 Ward, lb 40 6 1 tßaldwln 10 0 8 command in the fifth on Lipon’s In—Campanella. Hodges (4). Klner. 0 Wynn, Clev. 59 45 29 21 5 1 .833 Liddle. MU. . ._ 25 11 14 3 1 .667 Sandlock. Cole. Wade (2), Smith. Two Jeffcoat.cf 4 14 0 Klus'skt.lb 2 0 9 0 Pierce. Chi. 65 57 31 48 5 2 .714 Wilhelm. N. Y._ 50 35 29 23 3 2 .600 Total aT T Ta2s 71 *7 4 16 48 19 35 single, Consolo’s double and sin- base hits—Klner, Snider. O'Connell. McCull'h.c 0 M'shall.rf 3 0 2 0 Trucks. St. L._ 67 58 JO 38 4 3 .667 Magllc. N. Y. ... 53 3 3 .800 WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E Klippst'n.p 3 10 1 seminick,c 10 2 0 84 80 27 4 .667 Chl.._ 35 37 14 23 3 2 .600 ,3b Three base hit—Bernier. Home runs— Leonard.p Oo o 0 Sain. N. Y. 17 3 Klippstein, gles by Baker before Yost 4 0 1 3 3 1 Campanella, Hodges (2). Wane. Sacrifice iTemple 0O 0 O Marrero, Wn. 48 41 18 30 4 2 .667 Jansen. N. Y 56 56 18 26 4 4 .500 Piersell and Terwilliger. 2b 3 0 1 3 4 0 —Thomas. Double play—Gilliam to Jones,p 0 0 0 0 W'meler.p 0 0 0 0 Reynolds, N Y._ 39 45 14 IS i 1 .867 presko. St. L. 44 47 15 15 3 3 .500 Vernon, lb 3 0 0 11 2 1 0 34 a deluge delayed the game with Reese to Hodges. Left on bases—Brook- Mlnner.p 00 1 IBor'skl.lf 1 00 0 Fornieles. Chi. _ 38 43 16 12 f 1 .667 Wilson. Mll. 45 12 27 2 2 .500 Vollmer, If 4 0 0 3 0 0 lyn. 4; Pittsburgh. 9. Bases on balls—Off McM’lan.ss 2 0 2 1 Hoskins. Clev. 24 21 12 12 2 I .887 Roe, Bkn. 36 39 6 15 3 2 500 two out in last of the Jensen, rs 2 0 0 0 1 0 Roe. 2: off Wade 4: off Dickson 1. f Hatton.2b 2 10 0 Kinder. Bn. 18 14 10 0 2 1 .667 Brazle. St. L 25 19 9 13 2 2 .500 the fifth. Runnels, ss 3 113 3 0 Struck out—By Roe 2: by Dickson 1; Raffens r.p 1 O 0 2 Kellner. Ph. 86 71 20 26 0 4 .600 Buhl. Mll. 21 15 14 12 2 2 .500 Busby, cf 4 12 10 0 by Wade, 2; by Face 3. Hits—Off Roe “Marquis 1 O () 0 Hoeft. Det. 46 42 17 18 3 2 600 Wade. Bkn. 21 18 7 16 2 2 .500 The Nats scored two runs in Oldls. c 3 0 0 3 0 0 7 in innings: off Dickson 10 in Judson.p 0 0 0 1 Brown. Bn. 42 42 11 23 3 3 .600 Nuxhall. Cln. 14 T > 3 11 .500 out. Mauro 0 0 0 0 0 0 3% 70 25 .571 Leonard. 14 20 9 .500 the sixth after two were Innings; off Face 2 in 3 Innings; /L’drlth.c 113 0 Garcia. Clev. _ 70 25 4 3 Chi. 71 1 Dixon, p 3 0 0 0 2 0 off Porterfield. Wn. 71 76 30 4 28 6 8 .500 Innings; O „ 19 5 .556 Pollet. Pg. 13 11 Vernon tripled center and Wade 2 In 5Vs off Bowman 62 4 .444 to Totals 34 827 6 Totals Ti 4 279 Dobson. Chi. _ 61 51 10 35 4 4 .500 60 17 22 5 in Vi Inning. Runs and earned runs— Dickson. P*. home. Jen- Totals ... 39 2727 15 7 Off Roe. 3-3; off Dickson. 7-7; off Bow- •Ran for Greengrass In Bth. McDermott. 8n... 49 38 36 38 4 4 .500 Hearn. N. Y 61 60 36 27 3 4 429 Vollmer singled him b—Walked for Oldls In 9th. man, 0-0; off Face, 0-0; off Wade, l-l. ? Filed out for Nevel In 9th. Raschi, N. Y. _ 47 42 18 19 3 3 .500 Church. Cln. 28 34 12 11 2 3 400 tripled to center, scoring 29 2 5 27 15 1 Hit by pitcher—By Wade (Kiner). Win- {Ran for Semlnlck In 7th. Littlefield. St. L... 4T 43 17 28 3 3 .500 Rush Cht. 55 57 17 26 3 6 .333 sen when winning run scored 32 49 A—One out ning pitcher—Wade (3-2). Losing {Fanned Mcdlson. Det. 35 24 10 2 2 .500 Podbtelan. Cln. _ 47 23 15 2 4 .333 Vollmer, came along for Wehmeier In Bth. 48 but Kindel Boston 010 000 000 —1 pitcher—Dickson (4-6). Umpires—Jack- {Fanned for McMillan In 7th. Holloman St. L. 23 It 19 10 2 2 .500 Minner. Chi. 58 12 12 3 4 .333 Washington 000 100 001—2 owskl, Ballanfant Barlick. Time, Raffensberger Scarborough. N.Y. 20 18 14 9 11 .500 LaPalme. Pg. 41 53 12 11 2 4 .333 to leave the tying run stranded and “Filed out for In 6th. 4 5 .500 29 15 14 Runs batted In—Wilber. Oldls. Two- For Above 2:32. /Walked for Judson in 7th. Gorman. N. Y. 15 12 11 Podres. Bkn. 33 1 2 .333 by getting fly Add Keegan. Chi. 12 9 2 5 1 1.500 Pettit. Pg. 16 22 13 71 2 .333 Runnels to to left. base hits—Busbv. Terwilliger. Sacrifice— BECOND GAME. Chicago 000 lot ono—2 Harriet. Chi.-Det. 9 10 5 11 I .500 Drews. Ph. 44 59 14 18 2 5 286 The Nats filled the bases with Piersall. Double plays—Baker to Ger- 4 Lindell, Pg. nert; Yost to Terwilliger to Vernon Brooklyn A. H. O. A. Pitta. A. H. O. A. Cincinnati 000 000 100—1 Aber. Clev. 0 5 9 11 .500 63 51 37 37 2 8 .250 6, Gilliam.2b 4 2 0 2 Bernier.cf 2 Lemon. Clev. 72 61 32 28 4 5 .444 Friend. Pg. 43 55 14 15 1 4 200 two out in the seventh on Bus- Left on bases—Boston Washington 0 10 Byrd, .444 44 4 Reese.ss 6 2 10 •C’st'gl'ne 0 0 0 0 Runs—Smalley, Sauer. Marshall. Er- Ph. 59 62 36 27 4 5 Perkowskl, Cln. _ 34 15 15 1 .200 by’s Yost and 11. Bases on balls—Off Nixon. 9. rors—Bell. Smalley. Runs batted In— Hcutteman. Det.— 47 55 22 21 2 3 .400 Bickford. Mil. 25 24 14 10 1 4 .200 single and walks to Struck out—Bv Dixon 3; by Nixon. 4. Snider.cf 4 13 0 Abrams,rf 10 10 Smalley. winnings; 0 Sauer. Bridges. Two-base hit Grissom Bn. 40 35 13 24 2 3 .400 R'ffensberger. Cin. 39 53 12 10 1 5 .167 Terwilliger, Vernon went Hit.. —Off Nixon. 5 In off Rob's'n.lf 4 10 0 M’k'v’h.lb 4 015 runs—Smalley. 67 85 22 Hacker. Chi 65 46 16 29 but Inning. and Hodges,lb 2 0 6 1 o'Con’l.3b 2 112 —Hatton. Home Sauer. Shantr. Ph. 32 3 5 .375 17 .125 Freeman. 0 In O Runs earned 4 Double play—Sauer to Ward. Left on Outer, Det. 64 81 23 18 3 5 .375 King. Cln. 20 23 12 3 0 2 000 down swinging* runs—Off Nixon. 2-1: off Dixon. 1-1; Cox.3b 13 8 Klner.lf 3 0 10 bases—Chicago. Winning Martin. Ph. 36 36 18 11 2 4 Cln. . 26 8 0 0-0. pitcher— Furillo.rf 4 2 3 0 Tm's.rf-cf 4 0 3 0 6: Cincinnati. 11. Bases .333 Wehmeier. 17 12 2 .000 NOTES off Freeman. COOL COMFORT Walker,c 0 7 on balls—Off Klippstein. 6; off Weh- Larsen. St. L 56 81 14 29 1 2 .333 1 Chambers. St. L. 12 13 6 2 0 2 .000 Outfielder Frank Dixon 0-1). Losing pitcher—Nixon 3 0 O'Br'n.Ob 4 1 2 10 1; Schelb, 39 : (0-1). Napp, Camp'n'l.c 0 0 2 0 Sandl'k.c 4 2 meier off Leonard. 1: off Minner. 1. Ph. —. 31 13 71 2 .333 ! Koslo. N. Y - 28 32 14 13 0 3 000 Campos was optioned to Toronto, umpires—Soar. Grieve. in 3 1 — ... Podres.p 20 10 Struck out—By Klippstein. 4: by Raf- Pillette. St. L. L 33 45 I 10, 1 2 .333 Passarella. Time—2:2l. Attendance in NYLON MESH shoes. Available Wheat or Cocper- Cole.ss 4 10 2 fensberger. by by 1; Jones. 1; Wehmeier. Bearden. Chi 28 19 15 8 1 2 .333 subject to 24-hour recall. ... His 16 765. IBelardi 10 0 0 Friend.p 20 0 4 Bishop. Blue mesh and Blue or White Ersklne.p 1 0 0 0 (M'nt’yv r 10 0 0 1. Hits—Off Raffensberger. 5 in 6 in- Ph. 27 25 18 11 1 2 .333 squad tone mesh and Tan calf; calf; ... departure trims Bowman.p nings; off Klippstein. 1 In 6*k Innings; Freeman. Bn. 25 29 9 10 1 2 .333 Forty-Niners Lose the Nats’ 0 0 0 0 off Judson. 2 Inning: McDonald. N. 11 19 8 3 1. 2 .333 Cason mesh and Black calf. Make your choice now from our com- {Smith 110 0 In 1 off Wehmeier. T. to 24 players and creates room 0 In 1 Inning: off Leonard. 1 in 1 In- Rogovin. Chi. 45 55 14 18 2 6 .280 REGINA, May 30 UP).—Jim Louise Suggs Leading Wn. 41 the more plete range of sizes. Brown Calf and White Buck also. Totals 34 927 6 627 19 ning; off Jones. 1 In inning: off Min- Stobbs. 46 13 IT 3 5 .288 for acquisition of a Totals~32 ner. inning; Masterson. Wn. - 56 51 25 37 2 0 .250 Cason, five years out for Podres 1 In 1 off Nevel. 1 In 1 halfback for dangerous ... Cam- Style* to Your Wardrobo IFlied In 7th. Inning Runs and earned runs—Off Feller. Clev. 52 53 21 17 1 3 .250 with the San Forty- pinch-hitter By 56 Suit •Took third strike for Bernier In sth. Raffensberger. 2-2; off Klippstein, 1-1. Hudson. Bn. ._ 40 55 13 14 1 4 200 Francisco pos, exclusively for pinch- Patty Berg 10 Strokes 130 Sisos to Fit Your Foot ?Poped up for Friend In 7th. Winning (4-2). Brecheen. St. L. 21 19 16 13 0 used pitcher—Klippstein Los- 1 .143 Niners, signed today with Sas- By the Associated Press {Singled for Bowman In 9th. ing pitcher—Raffensberger (1-6). Time Paige. St. L 30 25 11 12 0 2 000 hitting, batted -111. Six** 5 to 15, AAAA to EEC Brooklyn 021 —2:29. Attendance—lo.34s. Marlowe. Det. 28 30 7 8 0 2 000 katchewan of the Western Inter- 000 010—4 Blyzka, Manager Lou Boudreau, WHITEMARSH, Pa„ May 30. Pittsburgh 100 000 000—1 St. L. 23 21 16 4 0 2 000 provincial en- Cain St. L 20 18 11 2 0 2 .000 Football Union. Cason by Suggs virtually Runs—Gilliam. Hodges. Cox. Furillo. Herbert. Det. 11 12 15 5 couraged McDermott's four —Louise clinched Bernier. batted in—Furillo 0 2 .000 played college football at Louisi- Runs (2). Referee for Turpin Bout Wight. Det. 20 27 12 7 0 3 .000 straight hits against the Yankees the Women’s Cross Country golf Thomas. Robinson Cox. Two-base hits— Oray. Det. 41 33 23 33 0 0 .000 ana State. O'Connell, Sandlock. Home runs—Fu- in his last start, gave the cus- tournament and its $5,000 win- rtllo. Cox. Stolen bases—Reese, Gilliam. LONDON, May 30 (/P).—The Double plays—Cox to Hodges: tomers conversational fodder by ner-take-all prize today with a Friend British Boxing to J O'Brien to Metkovlch. Left on Board of Control batting his pitcher . . . spectacular three-under-par 37- tr£€WS 7; sixth BOVC£ bases—Brooklyn, Pittsburgh. 10. Bases on balls—Off Podres. 5: off today named Andrew Smythe of Browns and Bears Play in Benefit September Mickey didn’t get a ball out of 35—72 over a rain-soaked course. Custom-Fitting Shoes. 2 Downtown Stores. Friend. 3: off Bowman. 1: off Ersklne. 11 shotmaker from the in three tries • . . The consistent 1. Struck out—By Friend. 3; by Podres, Belfast, Northern Ireland, to infield 735 Fifteenth St. N.W. 439-441 Seventh St. N.W. 8; by Bowman. 1; by Ersklne, 3. Hits— ¦y Mm Associated hiss tion game at Soldier Field the Boudreau rearranged his pitch- Atlanta, Ga„ now leads Patty Off Podraa. 4 in 6 innings; off Friend, the middle* Metropolitan 8-6092 MEtropolitan 8-5515 Innings: referee European ing send Berg of Minneapolis by 10 8 In 7 off Bowman. 1 in 2 inn- CHICAGO, May nights of September 11. plans for today and will Man's Shoe* Only Man's, Women's and Childron's ings; off Ersklne, 2 in 3 innings. Runs weight champion bout between 30.—The Cle- Hector and Mel Parnell strokes with the final 18 of the and earn«l runs—Off Podres. 1-1; off The series thus far has raised Brown OPEN OPEN Friend, 3-3; off Bowman. 1-1; off Ers- England’s Randy Turpin and veland Browns and Chicago against the Nats in a double- 144-hole transcontinental tour- klne. 0-». Wild pitch—Friend. Winning Prance’s Charles $332,099 for the Army Emergency 9:30 AM. to 6 P.M. 9:30 A M. to 6 P.M. Humez here at . . . ney for the 6,670-yard pitcher—Podres (2-2). Losing pitcher—- will meet in eighth header Boston Hershel scheduled Thun, 'til 9 P.M. Thun. 12:30 PM. to 9 PM. (1-5). Umpires—Ballanfant, June 9. The British are calling Bean the an- Relief, the Navy Relief Society was original Whitemarsh Valley Country Club Barlickfriend and Jackowskl. Tima—2:3B. At- Freeman Lou’s Ita world title fight. nual armed foroee benefit exhibi- and the Air Force Aid Society. choice instead of Parnell, whoc outm tomorrow. —¦—Fitted by Shoe Men With Years of Experience ¦¦" ¦¦