Braves Inch Closer to NL Lead; Wallop Giants in Pair, 9-6,2-1 Second Section Wednesday, June 22, 1960 Sweeping Their 1st Twinbill of Armin Hary Limping Mantle, Ford '60 Moves Braves To 31 Games Runs Metric MILWAUKEE (AP)— The Milwaukee Braves pickec * perfect time to sweep their first doubleheader of the season. It inched them closer to first place and sent the 100 in 10.0 Spark Yankees, 6-0 skidding farther off the pace. ZURICH, Switzerland (AP) — Pennant Hopes Johnny Temple in the sixth and then struck out Daryl Spencer The Braves, who had split four previous twinbills Armin Hary, West Germany's 23- brought the Indians from behind and pinch-hitter Stan Musial. belted the Giants 9-6' in the opener and then earned year-old flash, Tuesday became Brighten on against Washington's Pedro Ra- Larker New Leader 2-1 decision in the nightcap on Red Schoendiensfs 12th inning sin the first man in history to clock mos (3-9). Mudcat Grant (5-2), A two- homer by Wally Post, gle Tuesday night before a crowd of 23,502 at County Stadium. padded his career record over the 10 seconds flat in the 100-meter Win Over Lary nats to 13-0, but needed Johnny the Dodgers and southpaw Johnny Within 3!4 Games just relurned to the Reds, beat dash. By The Associated Press Klippstein's Ihree innings of shut- Milwaukee's fourth straight triumph and seventh in the las Hary served notice he's the one out relief. Podres (6-6) in the fifth inning. eight games enabled the Braves United States sprinters will have Mickey Mantle's hobbed but' to move within 3% games of the hammerin', Whitey Ford's no| 9lh Sstraight Bob Purkey (6-3) was the winner. three innings to post his seventh to beat in the Olympics in Rome Southpaw Bud Daley (10-2>, the He gave up two-run homers by pace-setting Pittsburgh*. Pirates, in a seven-nation meet in Zurich longer a question mark and the who edged St. Louis 3-2. The victory. He has lost three. New York Yankees have junked AL's top winner, took his ninth in i Norm Larker and John Roseboro Jones Loses Letzigrund Stadium — possibly a row with relief help from Bob third-place 'Giants now are 5',-i the fastest track in Europe. Frank Lary's jinx for a half-game in the sixth. Larker, 4-for-4, took games off the lead. The Giants nicked Pizarro foi lead that's bigger than it loojcs in j Trowbridge in a four-run Boston over the NL batting lead wilh a He entered the race at the last eighth. Jerry Casale (2-7) dropped The Braves and Giants renew a run in the fourth on a bad hop moment. the American League pennant .344 average. their battle tonight in the third >ce. his seventh straight failing to get, | down the third base line "I didn't intend to run," he said Ernie Banks of the Cubs jumped meeting of the four-game series. Homers Twice a man out in a five-run first. 1 into the major league a safe bunt and a happily Wednesday. "But Man- Jerry Lumpe and Marv Throne- j Fidgety , who has a fred Germar, a teammate of mine The Mick, limping on bum legs, lead by hitting his 19th and 20th 7-2 record, is the Milwaukee! Braves tied the count in their berry homered for the A's. Wil- on a single by Bruton, was injured and he had to with- drove in three runs with a pair m the first game. A two-out single choice to oppose San Francisco liams, hilling eight home runs in by Tony Curry decided it and de- infield out and a double by Ma draw. So I decided to take his of homers in support of Ford's Iwo weeks, now has 11 for the southpaw Johnny Antonelh, hold- four- shuloul for a 6-0 job on feated reliever Glen Hobbie (6-9). er of a 3-4 mark. thews. place." year and a career total of 503. Hary is no fluke. In 1958, he won the Tigers and Lary at Detroit Played Under Protest Starter Jack Sanford was liftec Face Saves Bucs Piche Outstanding for a pinch-hitler in Ihe top of the the European 100-meter title, then Tuesday night. It was the first The second game, to be com- The two-hit relief pitching of 12th and the Braves didn't waste .vas caught in 10 seconds in a victory in almost a monlh for The Pirates, like the Braves, pleted tonighl, was played under rookie right-hander Ron Piche much time in belting Sam Jones meet in West Germany. But the Ford, who had lost Ihree in a row gained their seventh victory in prolesl by Ihe Cubs when Ihe featured the Braves' victory in for the winning run. German AAU disallowed the mark for only the second time hi his eighl games after scoring twice Phils look the lead with two un- the twilight game. The 25-year- HAPPY CHAMP—FIoyd Patterson jumps up and down across ring in background as referee because of a slight decline in the nine-year career. in the fifth against Bob Gibson earned runs in the fifth. Cub SAN FRANCISCO. AB H Rb Arthur Mercante finishes count over Ingemar Johansson in foreground. Patterson regained (0-1). Singles by Bill Mazeroski, old French-Canadian took over in Bressoud js s 4 00 track. It also was the Yankees' sec- Manager Lou Boudreau protested the sixth and preserved George h-L.ong __, 1 the heavyweight championship with this fifth round knockout at Polo Grounds in New York Tuesday, in his heat, he got ond victory of the year over Lary Bill Virdon and Dick Groat, who \\hen Tony Gonzalez was allowed Davenport 3b 5 Monday. Brunei's first major league vic- Mays cf 4 away while the rest of the field —a right-hander they had man- also knocked in a Ihird-inning to score from first after a fan tory. Cepeda Ib-lf < aged to beal just twice in 14 de- did Ihe job. Face Ihen saved it, picked up a wild peg by Chicago Kirkland rf 4 still was at the post The starter Brunei surrendered a run in the Alou If 1 apparently thought all was in or- cisions over two seasons. coming on with a run home and second baseman Don Zimmer. second, but Del'Crandall tied the d-McCovey Ib 1 der because he permitted the race Sox Clip Orioles men on second and first with none Amalfitano 2b 3 >out in Ihe ninth. count in the Milwaukee half with f-Blasingame 2b 1 to go on. While the Yankees won their Los Angeles — Boots Monroe, Schmidt c 3 Giant Tax Bite May Stall The relief ace picked of pinch- 126, Los Angeles, stopped Vince his llth homer,. The Braves went i-McCormick p 1 But when the dockers looked fifth in a row, the Chicago White ahead in the fourth as a-Marshall 1 at their watches, they couldn't be- Sox clipped second-p'lace - Balti- runner Curt Simmons at second Delgado, 126&, Los Angeles, 6. Shipley p ,_ 0 belted Jiis 16th homer for two runs O'Dell p 0 lieve their eyes. Hary was caught more 4-3. Cleveland defeated and Wes Covington doubled, took e-PJiilley 1 in 9.9 by one timer and 10 flat Washington 5-4 and Kansas City 0 Next Rematch Until 1961 Maranda p ._ third on an error and scored on g-Landrith 1 by the other two. The referee im cracked Boston 11-7, despite two a sacrifice fly. fight with Jack Dempsey at Chi- mediately decided not to allow the home runs and four RBI by Ted 5 Rapids Men Begin Long Totals ____ 3* 9 6 Fighters May Mays, Cepeda Homer MILWAUKEE AB H Rbi cago in 1927, an era in which the time to stand. Williams. Bruton cf ______5 2 0 tax bite was mild compared to Grand Rapids, Hary, upset, protested. The heat In the , Pitts- The Giants' power erupted on Logan ss ______4 Get $1 Million what it is today. Boaf Trip Down Mississippi Brunei in the fifth as Willie Mays Mathews 3b ___ . ______3 was ordered rerun. burgh beal St. Louis 3-2 but the Aaron rf ______3 At separate press conferences Biron Midget I Again Hary was away like a Pirates' lead was trimmed to Hit a three-run homer and Orlan- Adcock Ib ______4 For Short Bout Five Wisconsin Rapids men left do Cepeda followed with a solo Covington If ______4 Tuesday,- Johansson and Patter- shot, and again the dockers games by second-place Milwau- Spongier If ______0 gasped when they consulted their kee. The Braves swept a twi- Sioux City, Iowa, last weekend blast into the bleachers in left. Mantilla 2b ______3 NEW YORK (AP)—Floyd Pat- son said they would like the third Nines Tumble Crandall c ______4 on the first leg of a 1,000-mile But the Braves bounced back fight within 90 days. Naturally the watches. One had him in 10.1 and night doubleheader from San See us for Brunet p ______1 erson and Ingemar Johansson Francisco. 9-6 and 2-1 in 12 in- to match the four-run uprising as 3-Torre ______..„ 0 promoting Feature Sports, Inc., Biron and Grand Rapids were the other two in 10 flat. This time, outboard motor boat trip down c-Burdette ______0 lave a problem that should hap- was more than anxious to oblige. tumbled from the undefeated they could find nothing wrong. nings. Cincinnali rapped Los Brunei gave way to a pinch-hit- iche p ------2 the Missouri and Mississippi Riv- top auto ter. A walk, a double by Billy pen to everyone. They would like Patterson, elated at becoming ranks in the YMCA Midget The wind was 0.6 meters per sec- Angeles 6-4. Philadelphia defeated ers to New Orleans. Bruton. a single by Johnny Lo- Totals 33 » 11 o fight again within 90 days and the first former heavyweight king ond, well within the allowable Chicago's Cubs 7-6 in 13 innings a-Singled for McCormicfc in 5th; fa- League., but still remain tied for and led 7-5 in Ihe second game Piloting the Maggie Lee. which service! gan, ' sacrifice fly Walked for Brunei in 5th; e-Ran for cam maybe a million bucks to regain the crown, said he had f- ,. ,' .,, „ , , limits. Torre in 5th; i-Grounded out for fjrst lace Wlth 1 is making its -second trip down apiece. But they may not be able a r-mfrrarcontrac*l foWr .a ththir rrdf «.*(fight. wit™fh P 3' records. of the twi-night pair when it was and 's ninth homer did Alou in £, Logan, Covingotn, lon. Bredl 4 0 0 r. Duval Brutpn 2. HR—Mays, Cepeda, Long, A red-hot Port Edwards nine million dollars each for their sec- Brest 231 back by giving up nolhing but George Enwrlght, 1221 13th St. Piche after that was a pinch Crandall, Aaron, Adock. SF — Alou, "I want the return," said Jo- handed Rudolph its fourth straight Sentley 3 1