THE EVENING STAR 'Agers play three with the A'a 1903, died last night Jn a nurs- for Kansas City In the before tangling ¦ Western Waihingltn, D. C, WidntsJay, July I, 1959 ALL-STAR with the In- Norwood Gibson, ing home. league D-4 dians again this week end. before stepping up with Gibson pitched for the Red I Boston. Braves, Dodgers Tangle Red Sox Veteran, I Sox from 1903 to 1906, quitting I Burvlvors Include two broth- AL's Best Firemen The picks to become a chemist ers, Earl T., of Toulon, 111., and up pennant Is Dead at 82 i the race with Mil- in Chicago. V. of Bloomington, waukee in first place by three PEORIA, 111., July (AP).— jHerschel 8 He was born March 11, 1877 ’ 111., and percentage points over San in Peoria, studied pharmaceut- two sisters. Misses Gone at Showdown Norwood R. Gibson, 82, a ! Josephine Francisco and a half-game over! . leal chemistry at Notre Dame | and Louise Oibson gone the Boston Red Continued From Page D-l American Leaguers had third-place Los Angeles, I for and pitched for the Irish. After • of St. Petersburg. Fla. down in order. A1 crashed a! The Braves, who had Sox when they won the first het up about swinging left- j a one-! '.a stint at coaching for Notre ] Funeral services will be held and vice versa, he home over the leftfleld game lead over the Giants at! over Pittsburgh in Dame he played ¦ handers expense. j 1 1 two seasons ) at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Peoria. might in the wall at Lew Burdette's | this stage while winning their have used Runnels held until ninth when two were That 1-1 situation second straight flag last season, j the seventh, when the Na- resume play with a three-game' out, Fox on second base rep- —> tionals spurted In front with against Dodgers resenting the tying run and the series the In r two runs off ’s Jim Bun- Milwaukee and play two righthanded - hitting Kuenn then ning. Ernie Banks started it against was swinging against the right- the Giants. with a to left and with San Francisco plays three at handed pitcher. Don Elston. down Crandall singled though, Casey’s two Del Cincinnati before moving Into By that time, to center, scoring Banks. Cran- summon four Milwaukee. bench couldn't dall took second on Kuenn's Fourth-place Pittsburgh, bridge. His lone pinch- 3'/a for throw to the plate and Bill games first, , who out of is at home hitter was ' Mazeroski got him across with for three games with the Cubs with Billy Pierce and single only a to left. and two with the Cardinals. were the Face, the Pirates' crack re- American Leaguers on the 25- used. liever who has a 12-0 record man squad who weren't this season, got Into trouble Berra might have been sent with two out in the eighth. Bears Sign in to for the league-leading Fox singled and Kuenn walked. Halfbacks July (AP).— Kuenn if Stengel had stuck to Power singled to supply a CHICAOO, 8 righthanded 1 run the lefthanded vs. and Williams, batting for The Chicago Bears have signed theme, but there was a disturb- Rocky Colavito, walked. Tri- Defensive Halfbacks Vic Zucco ¦ ing though* it Berra smacked andos a two-run and Charlie Sumner. Each will prolonged delivered across th run, double to put the Americans be returning for his third sea- t'' game injured, the and later was ahead. 4-3, but it was a briefly son in the National Football Casey would have been out of enjoyed advantage. league. . That embarrassing NOTES: , m probably kept possibility Berra the Senators' slugger, popped on the bench. to Mays in short center in the Mays Beats Ford third inning, grounded to Banks in the fifth rally and fanned ATHINKING MAN’S SMOKE—The cigarette The Nationals' winning in the seventh before being re- was authored against the Yan- is unidentified, but the man it has placed by Frank Malzone. . . . behind Whitey Boyer kees’ Ford. Ken Banks darted to his left to long been known as a thinking man. Man- batted for Antonelli and singled ager Casey Stengel of the Yankees and the spear Harmon’s well-kissed fitfft to center. Dick Groat batted grounder and whipped him out -IRlfe. Jw team did a lot of thinking, for Ed Mathews and sacrificed. on a fine defensive piay making more changes than an infant’s Hank Aaron singled to cen- mother in yesterday’s All-Star game Pitts- Banks got two doubles and at ter, sending Boyer across with Aaron two singles among the W burgh. But the Nationals won. “There’s the tying run. Then Willie National League's nine hits. Mays boomed a to center HOME nothing regret,’’ Stengel “I . . YOUR to said. was satis- . Fox and each fied with the team.’’—AP Wirephoto. which a faster man than Kuenn got a pair of singles among the conceivably could have caught. American League’s eight hits. YOUR . THRU But swift A1 Kaline had been . . Minnie Minoso who went removed, and hitless in five chances, and Fox MANAGERS was in rightfleld in deference the only FURNACE] NATIONALS, 5; were American Page ailing JjL Continued From D-l l to an right ankle. leaguers to play the entire Imp nßtwa i mIHm AMERICANS, 4 there was some fine pitching With two down in the ninth game.... Six National Leaguers and defensive work.” i the American Leaguers gave ! went the distance. of Los Angeles J Elston a fright. Fox ripped a ' Vice President Nixon threw i AMERICAN LEAGUE ; long foul to right in a brave the first to ab po threw three perfect j out ball Crandall, j I HRYSLER r h rbi a 1 bid for a homer before he sin- America hasn't enjoyed beer like this in over 50 Minoso. If 5 0 o 0 0 1 Eddie Mathews slammed a assigned to catch it, ai-i years! Fox. 2b 5 1 2 0 3 0 ; Ernie Banks of Chi- gled and took second on a wild watched the game in his shirt yv/ Kaline, cf 3 11 11 0 | For this is the Original Pabst Blue Ribbon, brewed just cago pitch. Kuenn then sent a long sleeves. . . like the Kuenn. cf 11 0 0 0 o i hit two doubles, and . Attorney General Skowron. lb .‘1 0 2 o a o drive left, also | Aaron came through with a to foul, before he Rogers was with Mr. Nixon. ... Power lb 11 11 2 0 fouled summer beer acclaimed the nation’s best at the Columbian Exposition in Colavito. rs a 0 10 1 0 ; fielding gem in the fourth to Third Baseman Boyer of the Giants 2 Williams . ... o o 0 0 0 0 for the game-ending out. failed to get the ball of - a McDoucald. ss __ o 0 0 0 0 0 ! when he gathered in Gus Tri- j out the j 1893. This is the beer grandfather was talking about when he extoll- Triandos. c 4 0 1 *2 8 0 jinfield In four tries. cooling «Mantle, rs o 0 o 0 0 0 | andos’ line-drive bid for extra Drysdale Stands Out Klllebrew. 3b a 0 0 0 0 1 bases with two on and two out. g&c. ed that good old-time beer flavor. Compare it with any modern Bunning. p o o o o 0 0 Don Drysdale, the Dodgers’, J 0 0 o 0 Matthews' home run—his NEW BUDGET 4 Runnels o 0 1 1 side-arming righthander, was NOW! beer and back ft 81evers 0 o 0 o o 0 hit in All-Star games—- i Pi j you’ll understand why Pabst brought the Original. Ford, p ft 0 0 0 0 1 1 first voted the standout of the game. ! TERMSI Daley, p ft 0 o ft 0 ft, came off of Chi- BASEBALL Anariclo. ss 3 0 0 0 4 2 He retired all of the nine men! 7 Lollar. c 1 o o 0 1 ft, cago in the first inning. he faced, fanning four. Continued From Page D-l Wynn, p 1 ft o ft 1 ft “He hit the best damn knuck- Mean-1 Duren. p 1 ft ft 0 0 ft while. Mathews had poked the open a five-game series in Grif- Wm.H. Gilliam, Inc. Malzone. 3b 2 0 o 0 0 ft leball I ever threw,” Wynn said. 'fUit League into a fith twi-night The homer National lead Stadium with a Totals 36 ~4 ~8 4 24 b by Mathews was with a solo homer off Early double-header tomorrow. FEderal 3-7500 the only thing a capacity crowd NATIONAL LEAGUE | Wynn in the first inning. Detroit, still fifth after drop- Blue Ribbon ab r h rbi po a of 34.763 had to cheer about Kaline attended to tying the ping three in a to Cleve- 2400 Wisconsin Avenut ® row J ... BEER/ Temple. 2b 2 0 0 ft 1 3 until A1 Kaline of Detroit tied .>3 score in the fourth after 11 iland,j now trails by six. « Trademarks U. S Pat Off. Pabst Brewing Company, Milwaukee. Peoria 1 __ 1 ft 0 0 0 o Thei Ret Heights, Newark. Los Angote Musial it in the fourth I, Face, p ft o ft 0 0 ft, with a blast! ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ Antonelli. p ft ft 0 0 0 0 off Milwaukee’s Lew Burdette. 8 Boyer 3b 1 110 10 Mathews. 3b a 11 1 2 1 !1 The biggest disappointment ft Groat ft 0 0 0 0 0 performance Elston, p ft 0 0 0 0 0 was the of Elroy Aaron, rs 4 12 12 0 Face of the Pirates, winner of Mays, cf 4 0 112 0 Banks, ss 3 1 2 0 1 2 1 12 straight this season and 17 Ceoeda. lb 4 0 0 0 6 0’ games Moon. If 2 0 ft 0 1 0 over a two-year span. Crandall, c 3 11 110 0 Face retired the side Drysdale. p 1 ft ft ft 0 ft in the Burdette, o 1 0 0 0 0 0 seventh and racked up two easy Mazeroski. 2b 10 1110 outs in the eighth before the Totals __ 30 5 9 5 27 6 Americans jumped on the pint- 1 Popped out for Temple in 6th: 1 sized righthander for three 2 Walked for Colavito in Bth: 3 Ran for Williams in Bth: 4 Announced as runs. batter for Bunning in Bth; 5 Walked j for Runnels in Bth: 6 Ran for Triandos “I was throwing just a little in Bth: 7 Hit into force play fori| bit wide and lower than I Aparicio in Bth: 8 Singled for Antonelli in Bth; 9 Sacrificed for Mathews In Bth. j j wanted,” Face said. I was sorry, of course, to be relieved, but AMERICAN r __ 000 100 030—4 NATIONAL 100 000 22x—5 you can't win them all. And. iat least, I didn't lose as the E—Mathews. DP—Aparicio to Skow- ron LOB—American. 8; National. 4.; boys came through and scored 2b—Banks (2>. Triandos 3b—Mays some runs. It was a real team HR—Mathews. Kaline. S—Groat. victory, just as Haney said." ip h r er Haney’s first All-Star Drysdale ... 3 0 0 0 It was i Burdette 71 3 4 11, J victory and Stengel’s sixth Face ... l s 3 3 3 de-j Antonelli (Winner) __ 0 ft ft feat in nine games. Somehow Elston 1 100 Wynn 3 2 11 Casey does better in October. Duren 3 l o o Bunning 1 3 2 2 Ford (Loser) 2i V* 3 3 2 Daley 3 0 0 0 BB Face 2 (Kuenn. Williams). Antonelli 1 (Sieversi, Wynn 1 (Moon). Strikes Out 22 of 35 Duren 1 (Banks). SO—Drysdale 4 (Fox Kaline, Colavito, Wynn). Bur- SALEM. Oreg., July 8 'AP). dette 2 (Duren. Minoso). Face 2 (Kille- brew. Aparicio). Elston 1 (Minoso >. —Pitcher Bob Bolin struck out Wynn 3 (Aaron. Crandall. Drysdale*, 22 of the 35 men he faced last Duren 4 (Mays. Moon, Burdette. Mathews), Bunning 1 (Moon), Daley 1 night in hurling Eugene to a (Banks). WP—Elston. U—Barlick . Rice (A). T—2:33. A—- in a work in this country. -35,277. Receipts (net)—5194,303.46. League.

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