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* *” *< : 'Wt < Jflik k & *l3 **• w - ¦. Z> MM\ ImbF vmS| ’ ’* ’** ¦ *• ; To Battle to Fourth w« Tr bMwf A 4 Regain •** ...MRey J Gift Runs Speed DODGERS CUT DOWN CARDS ! Cookies Fights :!•**».'**' » Yankees' Drive; Pirates Get Chance Slump, Orders Orioles Falter Off-Day Drill ' ‘ By the Associated Press By BURTON HAWKINS The are To . Yankees within five Put on More Sail Star Staff Writer victories of the clinching pen-1 The Senators now can for- > oC the Press * nant with nine games to By Associated ? play- Snider. John Roseboro and l get about creating a disturbance thanks to a little power, a Wills xx i Xjow lot; The Pirates, who have been ! Maury gave the Dodgers > in the pennant race and con- of pitching and enough luck I 'j two in the 12th at St. centrate to them two at runs . on trying regain to break .the bank in winning a time. W ' Las Vegas., ’ Louis after the Cardinals had the first a cherished f '*’• -JI tg 1 I divisiop, , Since with i get a chance to eliminate Mil- taking charge tied it 3-all on Bob Nieman’s > ambition which may elude that week - end and reduce their four-game, l waukee magic ¦ pinch in the ninth them again. sweep over Baltimore, the ‘ number over St. Louis to two > Don Landrum homered for the ‘ Washington dipped into fifth Yankees have rolled up 12 runs ’ today in their drive to clinch ( Cards’ first run, then tripled I place, a half game behind the ”* in two games and have won and scored the other. idle as booted the National pennant. Indians, it away .> both—but only two of the runs, League "r jWwIIf a 10-3 decision to the Yankees both homers by , They play a -header Victory for Podres yesterday at New York with were earned. ! with the Cubs in the day’s only '; Southpaw Johnny Podres. . atrocious fielding. , The Yankees, like any other! who gave Nieman's (major league action. The . up homer, The who won their will take • Yankees, •? ; club, ’em any way: was the winner for a 13-12 rec- '-x.- >- aIL.-4WI ; Pirates have won four in a , ' sixth straight, collected nine they can get ’em at this stage ord in his first relief sweeping twin bills from ! | appear- • unearned runs. They scored of the race, and they took {row, aj ance of the year. Ron Kline 12 in •.HEBr , 9 ’lCincinnati and Philadelphia. ' runs sweeping the two- W| JO-3 victory over Washington ,1(4-9) the loser relief. was in game series, and 10 of those yesterday with the help of nine! ; Pittsburgh, although idle, saw its* combination Spahn (2-9), who pitched his'II runs were gifts. unearned runs on four ¦ clinching re- Sena-j first no-hitter his tor duced to four yesterday as the ,; in last start,! No More Harmon Killebrew of the Senators falls to the fifth in at errors. Traveling inning yesterday's game Yankee knocked ! gave up seven hits in this one, in an effort to wild throw from Stadium. Coach Sox Climb to Second The intent ground grab a Ralph Houk (35) of New off the second-place Cardinals, but he did not walk a man. He Senators, on es- the second division for Second Baseman Gardner as York watches. The Yankees struck out four. It was his ; caping Billy won, 10-3, and It was the sixth straight vic- ¦ 5-3, in 12 innings. Any combi- the first time in 14 years, have of the Yankees crosses first base safely on the dropped Washington into fifth place.—AP tory for the Yanks and their; • nation of Pittsburgh victories j 288th career victory and his ; five games remaining with the fourth in a row. ‘ - error. The play contributed to the seven-run Wirephoto. 10th in 12 games, pushing them and St. Louis defeats totaling The Reds’ run! 1 —the 1 Orioles and three with the Yan- into a 4 /2-game lead over Chi- I four locks it up for the Pirates. only earned run Spahn kees, all at home. Meanwhile, cago. has allowed in 26 innings—- Wins the Indians willplay the White Spahn 21st scored in the fifth The defending II j inning on ” '; champion! Sox six times and meet Kansas ______; White The number is two over the ; : two singles, an error and Eddie Sox, who have eight J City in three third-place Kasco's force-out grounder. games. games left, took over second; J Braves, who de- The Senators aren't sched- Hunch Proves place by beating Kansas City,,; layed the inevitable as Warren J' Hank Aaron drove in two of ¦1 Nugent uled today, but they’ll work. LOSE OR Spahn won his 21st with a W/N, 7-2, last night after Boston had !, 3-1 Milwaukee’s runs, capping a Cookie dis- decision over Cincinnati ¦ Lavagetto, spilled Baltimore to third, beat- in the 1 1 two-run third with a sacrifice turbed the club's recent lack other by ing the Orioles, 4-1, behind Ike , only NL game scheduled. fly and then belting his 38th W on Texas Back 1 of hitting, ordered his squad DRAW By FRANCIS STANN Right Delock’s three- pitching. The Pirates, who lead by home run in the sixth off loser 61j to Griffith Stadium in two combination of New games, have nine left. Jim O’Toole. The lefty, Any • games young groups for batting practice, an ““ ~¦“i— By MERRELL WHITTLESEY . a —~~~~““ Johnny Genung, sophomore, The Cards • ; York victories and White Sox ; have 10 and Mil- now 12-12, is 0-8 vs. the Braves indication he isn’t to with the offense. So that leaves ¦ going ) Star Staff Writer defeats waukee in his brief ’ totaling five clinches a t eight. career. permit fourth place to slip Tom it up to Saxton as the only Nugent named the ' 10th flag for the Yankees’ Singles by Pinch-Hitter from his without stren- with if Duke grasp a For How Texas for Satur- 1 quarterback experience who would Nobody Knows quarterback [ Casey Stengel, tie ,uous struggle. Long Cotten is unable to play. i day's game against Maryland, John McGraw as the majors’ WELL, IT’S NICE to Baltimore, its pennant hopes hear that Frank Lane is very but it took an injury to Mike While there was bad news > all-*time top pennant winner. ’ ’moves in tomorrow and for the Texas fans from wrecked, pleased with Jimmy Dykes has tendered him a con- Cotten to prove the Terps’ : Austin,. The magic number is four over Tennant Banker night for the opener of a three- coach i good out of College Tries to the in 1961. "I correct. news came the who five tract manage Indians am very pleased s Orioles, .trail by set. Park from Bill game The Yankees will with said Cobey, Mary- • with to play. Dykes,” was the way Frantic Frankie put it. Dykes’ Nugent at Tuesday’s seven invade for three start- land’s athletic picture games mind press luncheon. "I predict new pact, you, merely calls for him to manage “in director. Score Beats Daley ing Monday night. Then, after Ticket demand had been so ! Jimmy Saxton willbe the Texas two off 1961,” not “through 1961.” When Lane is boss, a manager To A's days, the Senators will that us Satur- heavy yesterday Cobey The White Sox, who be Buy quarterback against may tangle with * the Orioles here can’t be sure he’ll even last through April and a player decided To • 1 to leave the ticket shooting day afternoon.” for nothing more than W. L. Pct. GB. Play again in a two-game series XX 57 <» doesn’t bother to his in of drawers. New York __ .HO7 ! NEW YORK. Sept. 22 (AP). put shirts a chest window at Cole Field House ‘ a runnerup spot that would Saxton was a sub quarter- Chicago X 4 .575 x ' which will wrap up the season. open until 8 o’clock tonight —Donald F. Roberts, > . and _ 5 Kansas was Lane in position to allow Dykes’ interim back last He moved I keep intact Manager Al Lopez’ Baltimore X 4 63 .571 7 Actually, a year. was ! Stobbs tomorrow, instead of closing at record of banker Seeks Stopper contract to and oft for to right halfback this off . • never finishing worse. REMAINING GAMES City and real estate expire run looking a new manager? year the hour usual of 4:30. than second, beat the As Bud! York: At home Beaten in four The his running ability. He is the, I New (3)—vs. Boston man, said yesterday he had I in a row and Frantic One has been on a bit of a spot himself this (3). September 1. Away ; Wilson H. Elkins, the Daley (15-15) with two-run i 3U. October 2. in of their last 10 most runner Mary- '6> —At Boston 24. , eight games* season. The he exciting on the! <3), September 23. ¦ been negotiating here for three team rebuilt ran a strong second to the 125; at president and University • homers by Minnie Minoso and Washington (3). September 26, , the Senators a Longhorn squad. land a for the require flourish-* White Sox last ,27. 28. days 52 per cent of year, but Lane felt the better club lost and ! of Texas alumnus, was to ap- • Jim Landis. Herb Score (5-10); ¦ ing finish. Chuck Stobbs will When Wilbur Evans, the ' Chicago: At home (5)—vs Detroit stock in the Kansas City Ath- blamed Joe Gordon, his field pear at an unprecedented.mam- was winner, with 3‘/3 innings of . attempt to the trend manager. Texas arrived . j (2). September 26. 27; Ys. Cleveland letics baseball reverse sports publicist, . <3>. 3n. j team now held moth midafternoon pep rally' two-hit, shutout relief from ; Sept. October 1. 2 Awav (3) [ when he tries for his 12th wip After haggling with Gordon all last season, Lane fired here yesterday morning he was ! —At Cleveland (3). September 23. 24.! !; by the wife of the club’s late today at the fieldhouse. Ail1 Russ Kemmerer after Norm • tomorrow night. told at the one-time star night the Indians lost the pennant. Nugen’t prediction.;, of the owner. Maryland players willI Siebern hit a two-run double in Baltimore: They spurted into a 3-0 lead Evans said the Away (7)—At Washing- Maryland coach ton Roberts said his In less than 24 hours he rehired Gordon. Those reading appear en route to their last ; the sixth. (5). September 23, 24. 25. October negotiations ' against Whitey Ford yesterday, • was wrong. 1,2; at Boston (2). September 28. between the lines interpreted this meaning that Cleve- rough practice before the 27. with Mrs. Warren Humes, the with as Texas > Delock (9-9), a 33-year-old • Earl Battey smashing a “Saxton doesn’t have the NATIONAL LEAGUE former Mrs. Arnold Johnson, solo iff land’s board of directors felt that Lane’s creation wasn’t game. right hander whose only other • homer the third inning temperament of a quarter- To were progressing satisfactorily after the Senators had If the interest in the game three-hitter in the w. L. Pct. GB. picked majors ; _ so overpoweringly strong that a bad managerial job.could back,” Evans 1 Play said. “He’ll do Pittsburgh __ 55 .621 » and that he had made a , continues to pick up and the came five I a sizable • up two runs in the second on a have the flag. > years ago against ’ St Louis 61 IO cost much better job at halfback. 83 .576 offer for the stock. three weather holds. Maryland hopes > Chicago, allowed the Orioles. ; Milwaukee __ 83 63 .568 7*a 8 ; singles and an error. *» » » Evans "Cot- to The banker said he "Besides,” said. i the mark was act- • top 30,000 against ; nothing but singles, struck out! REMAINING GAMES Then the Senators became ten did a good job against ’ Texas. seven and walked one. ! ing individually and did not ; unhinged. Mickey Mantie with Gordon snuck up on Pittsburgh: At home (6> —vs Cin- FRANKIE’S UNHAPPINESS Nebraska last week. Coach cinnati (1». vs. represent a can The Terps alter their Baltimore September 27; Milwau- ; syndicate. “I i smacked his 37th homer with may scored in the first kee him this after Lane had spent the winter and Darrell was satisfied with -1 <3). September 30. October 1.2; not if I will the again season, Royal , defensive a vs <2». ; say keep cjub two out in the fourth for the plans bit if Saxton i inning on Rightfielder Lou Chicago September 22. 23. II the moved <3> —At in Kansas or spring the team by trades. Instead of getting way we the ball, < is shifted to ; Away Milwaukee (3), Septem- City not if I am i first hit off Ramos, and in the “improving” quarterback. Clinton’s three-base muff of ber 23. 24. 25. which as well or better successful in the better and the White Sox and Yankees down to was Gene buying A’s,” fifth New York cascaded seven battling Nugent expects Texas to Stephens’ leadoff fly ball St. Louis: Away —At we run i (10) Chicago than moved it against the ’ ’ he said. runs across. the wire, as the Las Vegas money said they would, the In- many more plays to the left; and Dave Philley’s hit. An er- (4). September 23. 24. 25, at Los same team last year.” Angeles (3). September 27. 28, 29; at In Kansas Dale Long touched it off with than Clinton’s double San Francisco City, Byron Spen- dians never on the usual, with Saxton, pos- . ro. and a two- (3). September 30. Oc- got warpath. 2. a A few hours after Evans tober 1. (Date for playoff of tie cer, for a which single, and Bob Allison kept left, ¦ sibly the best runner on the ; run two-bagger by Carroll ¦ attorney group Colavito for game at Chicago to When Lane traded home run hitter Rocky Coach be announced*. has raised about million it going by dropping John Austin, Royal announced ¦ squad, at right half, and withi Hardy beat Steve Barber (10-7) $2 to Milwaukee: At home (3) —vs. Pitts-1 Kuenn this fans in Cleveland hung Cotten will be rested for most i in ' buy the club, said Roberts was Blanchard’s liner for an error. Harvey early season, two southpaw passers at that : the fifth inning. burgh <3). September 23. 24. 25 Away or all of proudest ! OR tion is critical, but Joe Bellino i Marquette in last week’s ! WE PAY THE BILL* It took four years for the White Sox to land Roy is in top shape at left half- opener, a game that could have | the Sievers, and then he not only came high but Griffith was back and Prichard has the gone other way, hasn’t in town w coaches satisfied that the i convinced that Lemon, Killebrew and Bob Allison could he’ll do , dampened spirit of the the job at the other halfback Wilcats, a team with only one carry out the Senators’ relatively new home-run reputa- post, the flanking position. senior on the first two units. ! I tion. A 6-foot-3, 180-pound junior “Navy uses pretty much the • 9 ?? ? ? from Oklahoma City, Prichard same offense as Marquette,” saw seven minutes of action says Alex Bell in his first DYKES NEVER HAS finished higher than third place sea- against George Washington . son as head coach of Villa- in 27 years of with six different clubs, although managing and two minutes against Army nova. had to work in fairness to Jimmy he’s never much with. I last season. When Coach Wayne in Florida he that his Hardin sent him in as a Last spring admitted Tigers "prob- j starter « I BC last it ably are the best I’ve ever had.” Then he added, “Oops, j against Saturday was admittedly with fingers crossed. said that in another with another club and one j SWww year every 1 1 They knew he could do the of those so-and-sos died on me.” ..... job—if he didn’t drop passes Jimmy pould be thinking, if not actually saying, the and if he didn’t fumble. g same thing next spring because the Indians potentially are Home of Stitzel-Weller Bourdons , Makes Fine Catch flag threats. To give Lane his due, Cleveland isn’t as bad * “We were worried,” Hardin X as the record indicates. Kuenn was lost by injury for some admits. “We wondered if he time, along with Woody Held and Temple. 0 Johnny could catch a pass in actual In the middle of the season Gary Sell, nominal ace of competition. He had been miss- staff, Well the pitching went home with a sore arm and hasn’t ing some in practice. that TONIGHT an catch he ENJOY returned. The other day Mudcat Grant was suspended for was outstanding made of Bellino's for Wsii our Wit pass the rest of the season for leaving the field after a bullpen first touchdown. And he didn’t rhubarb. On the credit side, young Barry Latman, a win- A BOURBON MAN’S fumble, either. 6ABINSTIU ner for no other, has reeled off six in a row for and Dykes, “Prichard did a real fine job Bobby Locke has become another hot . for his first game. We’re all pleased. And he’s the BOURBON Most of all, according to Lane, it was “the restoration very type that will improve as he *of club discipline” that won Dykes his job, for how long goes along.” 6 YEARS OLD . SOUR nobody knows. MASH Spooner is nursing a knee in- J jury. which tosses the ball back 86 PROOF -ito Harry Dietz, the little star of last year’s 150-pound team. PROBABLE TODAY'S SPORTS The entire Dietz found the going a little purchase price refunded if you are not last but the • ON TELEVISION tough week, coaches * completely satisfied. say he’s what _ got it takes to AMERICAN LEAGUE make it big with the varsity. No Games Scheduled Wrestling Fullback is Navy really NATIONAL LEAGUE w.here hurts. Joe Distilled and Bottled solely by STITZEL-WELLER at Pittsburgh Matalavage, the line- DISTILLERY, Louisville, Chicago (2)—Ander- Capitol Arena, 9 Kentucky and Cardwell (7-14) v«. WTTG-5, Makers of famous OLD smashing star of two seasons, FITZGERALD, Bonded 100 Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Law (20-X) and Mizell (12-8). |p.m. Only Games Scheduled 1 is suffering from strained I

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