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CHICO DRIVES IN TASBY Orioles Nose Out Sunday ?Stat SPORTS E Yanks, 2-1, in 11th EIGHT PAGES WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 26, 1959 1W YORK, April 25 (API. looping that loaded the -Aookle Willie Tub? doubled bases, but the Orioles had to to open the 11th Inning and settle for only one when scored on a single by Pinch- Jim Plnlgan banged into a hitter Chico Carraaquel as the play. Orioles edged the Yankees, 2-1, The Yankees threatened in Ramos Coasts by Sox, 8-4; today and moved Into a tie Red the last of the 11th when with the White Sox for second singled for his place. third , stole second and got Billy Loes, who pitched a to third with two out against scoreless 10th inning for his Baltimore rookie Wes Stock. third straight runless relief job Stock then closed out by { it in a week, received credit for retiring Pinch - hitter Enos the victory, his first. Johnny Slaughter on a pop foul. Sword Filly Kucks, who pitched to only one Dancer Beats Ace Art Ditmar and Jack Harsh- hitter, lost it for an 0-1 mark It the man both had four-hit shut- was Yankees’ fifth defeat outs until New York’s Bill 4 ' ' : .... in 11 games. 7 Kucks became Skowron lined his fourth the third homer of the season into the : Silver Spoon at :¦ ¦' Griffs Chase . - y Yankee the start of rightfleld bullpen V V.. 1 -¦ t { Tasby with the the 11th and sliced a bases empty in the seventh. ' :">¦ . I double Into the rightfleld Is cor- The Orioles Third Back Moford With ner. Lefthander Bobby Shantz tied it in the ; eighth ~ - came in and struck out Gene on a double by Boyd, a i ¦ : :s >¦> ¦ . sacrifice by Pilarcik, ¦ ¦. Woodllng and walked Gus Tri- A1 and a : Os Easy Spur • single by —all three in 5-Run First andos Intentionally before Car- |l April (AP). pinch-hitting Ry e LOUISVILLE, 25 By rasquel delivered as a pinch roles. n Spoon, BURTON HAWKINS Duren stopped that threat and . —Silver C. V. Whitney’s mm m < batter for Billy Klaus. ace filly, could do no better Oil Star Stall Writer Bob Boyd followed Page with a See YANKEES. E-3 I than third against four other ¦ * The Senators splattered Herb . Kentucky Derby candidates to- 11 a Moford for five runs with two day as the Brookmeade Stable’s Jj§“¦ out in the first inning, staked Pedros Ramos Sword Dancer won the Step- * to an 8-0 lead with the of a two-run ping Btone Purse in near track '„ _ . aid record time on opening day at homer by Harmon Killebrew, historic Churchill Downs. and achieved an easy 8-4 vic- Sword Dancer, who had run tory over the Red Sox yester- WIN, day at Stadium. LOSE OR CX ( second to Easy Spur in the Griffith I Florida Derby three weeks ago, Ramos who allowed nine I turned the tables on Jim Nor- hits, notched his third triumph DRAW By FRANCIS STANN ris’ gelding, defeating Easy in four decisions. Since the Spur by two lengths in a seven- Senators possess only five vic- furlong race run in I:22Vi. The MSL'ii.-w tories, the Cuban righthander track record of 1:22 was set a is regarded as a formidable year ago by Shan Pac and later fellow by his teammates, to say Os This and That tied by Dru Away. nothing of the Red Sox. He has 46 major league wins, and RED AUERBACH, STRICTLY contending that Bob Calumet Colt Fourth 15 have been at the expense of i JPK Cousy of his Boston Celtics is the greatest basketball per- On-and-On, Farm’s the baffled Bostonians. Calumet “ of time, 7 IP, I W W | former all also concedes Cousy two more years Derby hopeful, finished fourth, M Bunch Hits at Start

of , . stardom. . “He's been up nine years the pros,” with the Jacnot Stable’s Die w 'tHHe with The Senators accumulated Red stated at the honor, Hard fifth and last in the small Touchdown Club’s luncheon in his nine hits off Moford, Frank ‘‘and I guess the coach has got something to do with a [field. Sullivan. Bill Monbouquette player’s longevity. Cousy It was the first defeat of her If played for Detroit, or any for Silver Spoon, who and Dave Sisler. but they of career jammed of those slower moving clubs, he might last longer. But had compiled record of 6-for- seven them into the a first two innings for runs, my ball clubs have got to run and it’s tough on a veteran -6 and had easily defeated most six Cousy.” of the best California colts in to the delight of a paying like of 5,615 the Santa Anita Derby. The crowd which was bol- Holly Mims, stered by 6,000 of our town’s outstanding boxing contender favorite at 6-5, she about members 30, was Maryland’s schoolboy patrol. at the age of is a throwback to the old pros in his a length and a half back of boxing and training. Joe Holman vows that Holly does Sasy Spur at the finish. Killebrew’s homer, his third seven and a half miles of roadwork every afternoon Sword Dancer, who went off of the young season, was around FIRST FOR Silver Spoon, C. ning smashed off the towering Sul- Hains Point. Mims, who boxes Joey Giardello at Capitol at 7-2 in the betting, was rid- DEFEAT FlLLY— the 7-furlong race with Sword Dancer, den Willie V. Whitney’s previously filly, with Easy Spur lengths back livan in the fifth inning and Arena May 6, insists on his roadwcrk whether he’s by Shoemaker and unbeaten was un- two under Bill fighting took command in the stretch able to cope with two Kentucky Derby colts at Hartack. Ray York rode the favored Silver soared up in the leftfield or not. . . . When Joe Clair of Philadelphia ran a 50.8 after battling for the lead with Churchill Downs yesterday and she wound up Spoon. On-and-On and Die Hard, the bleachers. It came after Clint seconds other Courtney quarter-mile in a dual track meet the other day at On-and On and Silver Spoon. third, beaten more than three lengths by Brook- two starters, were too far back to get in the had walked and pro- Dickinson College, he broke a mark that had stood for 43 meade Stable’s Sword Dancer in the Stepping picture.—AP Wirephoto. vided Ramos with an 8-run years. The holder of the record was J. Russell Yates, Shoemaker on Winner cushion. now Stone Purse. Willie Shoemaker is shown win- Bertoia launched a prominent Washington lawyer, who ran 51 seconds flat Sword Dancer paid $9.20, Reno the $4.20 and $3. while Easy Spur, Senators’ refreshing first in- in 1916. ning with a single to left, and representation who overtook him in the stretch Because of the foreign in the Boston in the Florida Derby, [ Bob Allison walked. It ap- A. A. marathon, returned the interpreters had the working press at $4 and $2.80. The favored Sil- HINTS MOVE UNLESS GATE JIMPS peared they might be stranded their mercy again last week, especially when reporters ver Spoon, ridden by Ray York, when , returning to wanted to know why Oksanen, the winner, and Karvonen, paid $2.60 to show. Bill Hartack ;j Piano Jim Nips Halt action after a six-day absence White Sox to a back, who finished fourth, wore gloves during the grind. It took ! rode Easy Spur, because of bad flied rode Easy Spur, second choice center and Jim Lemon flied to three minutes of discussion among four interpreters and Griffith Terms 1959 along right. two runners at 3 to 1, with On-and- - the but finally came the complete answer: . On. Air Pilot in Tribe, 8-6, Through in Courtney Comes “To keep their hands warm.” Steve Brooks sent On-and- * * Club's ** On to the front immediately Crucial Year However, the lame-legged Courtney stepped THE WHY Vada Reds after the break, but the Calu- By BURTON HAWKINS from negotiating or discussing Into that sit- REASON Pinson of the Cincinnati uation set off some dyna- met colt was quickly challenged Laurel Stake Star Staff Writer transfer of the franchise, means ; and Barry Latman of White Sox Wild Finish and the can't possibly win | of long | by fleet Silver Spoon. Sword mite in the form a the Cal Griffith of the , nothing “We can rescind thatt rookie-of-the-year . . . President awards is that both are ineligible. 1 Dancer, of Sunglow-High- By JOSEPH B. KELLY CLEVELAND, April