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. THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. I C-4 WKD.M.ODAV. ItSt 11. IPM Balding, Leonard | yesterday in the first day of ! Tribe Rises, I their traveling 15.000 British Van Brocklin Senators Must Expect ,Tit pn Golf Tour Columbia Centennial golf tour. Spurred On, KAMLOOPS. B. C.. June U Hie two played the 6,432- Pitching Shifts <*•>. A) Balding and Stan yard Kamloops Country Club Norman to Take Look More ' Signs for'sß Leonard. Canada's top profes- [course to record scores. Par Continued From Face C-l White Sox bullpen in the sec- By Minoso sional golfers, stroked 68s to tie is 70. ’ ond, but Lemon Continued From Page to start Truman Clevenger,” tied the score C-l \-¦ , - ¦ Before Altering Tigers Cookie said. “That willweaken i at 1-1 in the same inning with on base in a twi-night double- Eagles header split at Washington, BOSTON, June 11 UP).— With the bullpen, but I won’t have a homer into the leftfleld! PPPBHMn BIU, pro ball, mostly ¦ | as a minor! bleachers. winning 5-4 before a 5-2 de- Norman, promoted major! league PHILADELPHIA, June 11 (4*1.! any choice.” to a ! outfielder, after signing i The Senators forged ahead feat. That left them a league manager’* berth —The Philadelphia Eagles have Pascual’s enforced exit last Just in his ’ jhis first contract in 1929. He , against Ray half-game out of last place. 29th year in organized baseball, signed Quarterback Norm Van night marked the third time he ¦ at 2-1 More in the spent parts • Chrisley The Kansas Clty-at-New plans to run the Detroit Tigers of the 1931 and '32 Brocklin.j star passer of the Los has left recently with a lead or fifth. beat out a roller a seasons with the White Sox , Angeles Rams secured in a May no worse than a tie. and there’s i to second base and was forced York and Dctroit-at-Boston on "look-see basis” for a games were postponed because week 10 days. but hampered by in- 26 trade No salary terms were some fear that his ailments i bv Aspromonte. but when Nellie or was an : ( of rain, leaving Bill Norman’s : Norman said he didn't have announced. could become chronic He ¦ Fox threw wild attempting a jured arm. j play, managerial debut as a successor any immediate plans after be- 1 Van Brocklin will join the traveled 13 innings in a pre- double Ken continued to start dropping second. to to Jack Tighe of the Tigers for ing summoned from Detroit’s Helped Sievers Shift ' club at it* training camp at vious in a 2-0 I Pascual’s single left t , brought tiyiDino. th« Sinclair Dinosaur Charleston farm in the Ameri- Hershey, Pa., in July. He lives decision to Kansas City, but Aspromonte around. today's afternoon-night twin After managing in the Cleve- durability can Association yesterday to n>j Portland. Oreg. that evidence of was > After Pascual's first pitch in bill. land farm system, he joined shortlived. the you advantage*.. replace Jack Tigbe in the ma- sixth inning, Courtney Rookie Gary Bell of Cleve- Sinclair’s Oil Heating Plan gives all these .> jors' managerial the old GREEN BAY, Wis., June 11 Cookie is operating with the • called time, first shakeup St. Louis Browns as a summoned Lava- land had * (JP).—Coach Ray i Scooter* Mc- equivalent of a getto a two-hit shutout for New Sinclair Heating Oil this year. 'coach for the 1952-3 cam- , 1 nine-man i to the mound and Camilo, hopes Lean of the Green Bay Pack- pitching stall, what with Ralph departed. five innings and gave up only Low-Cost Complete Burner Service Contract' "I live in and sur-, paigns. While with the Browns, ! i prises.” Norman said. "We I ers announced last night that 1Lumenti merely exercising be- three hits in a six-inning job Easy-Pay Budget have he credited with helping three of his backs have games. Sox Break Loose Plan good hands. There's job to was re- fore Bud Byerly hasn’t for his first major league vic- a II Clevenger ** A Complete Line OilBurners be done, and let’s see what hap- Roy Sievers shift from the out- turned contracts for 1958. been effective, as illustrated byr took over and he of They are Frank was rocked for four tory. The big righthander pens field to first base because of Pullback a 7.10 earned-run average, ,; runs in the TAylor Purnell of Alcorn A&M: De- while Cicotte and Stobbs have . seventh. Truman walked Jack- walked three and fanned five. Call 9-8500 Norman’s debut as field boss an arm injury. of the last-place Tigers was fensive Back Billy Kinard of been struggling. son. and with two down Luis Hoyt Wilhelm mopped up. The Norman then moved to the Mississippi and Halfback Aparicio beat out an infield delayed when rain postponed John Little Hope of Help hit. Indians had 14 hits off Connie Detroit organization, serving in Dubose of Trinity University. Billy Goodman singled past SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY last night’s game * • with the Red • various capacities and manag- ; Plews for one run. Fox ' Johnson 2-5 * and three reliev- FUEL OIL BURNER SALES SERVICE Sox. A day - night double- Dubose was the 20th choice in Lavagetto has been patching singled ing farm clubs at Little Rock. 1 the another and A1 Smith ' ers and scored five in the eighth header was for today last draft. [expertly, but he's wondering doubled scheduled Terre Haute, Augusta and long to left a for romp. Tighe, a member of the “nice how it can last. He needs i on drive which Lemon a Charleston. The Charleston NEW YORK, June 11 pitching help misjudged. *uy school,” quickly, but at was awakened place Harland Svare, veteran line- from a sound sleep club is in second this ; last report there was little like- The Senators made it 5-3 in GRIFFS' and told he year after a seventh-place backer, and Jack Spinks, reg- lihood of RECORDS was fired by General Manager getting it. The trad- the eighth on singles by Pinch-!' ular offensive guard last year ” finish in 1957. ing deadline expires at mid- Ed Yost, Plews BATTING th John McHale. Norman arrived by hitter and Sie- K H Vb FATHER’S DAY IS JUNE 15 Tigers until sidelined injuries, have night Sunday and President Ah :itt HR Rbl A. by plane about three hours later The finished fourth i vers off Gerry Staley, but Clevenger t I n I « (i auo year signed their New York Giant Cal Griffith says FltzOe raid 34 I 8 0 o u 2 .333 Tighe last and baseball followers he isnt' close Fischer came along got •» as headed for his home contracts, the club says. 1 and i- Lumenti f» o o o u <> 333 a stronger to a deal. 91 12 29 in Spring j predicted showing _ Courtney to hit into a double Plews 5 2 1 14 -Tl9 Lake. Mich. starting Bridges 184 58 lo 2 1 29 this season. However, the club Svare will be his Griggs play. 20 .315 sixth National Football League Hal and Dick Hyde Sievers 152 25 44 5 111 32.289 GiveDad Varied Experience ! has not been able to get rolling to Lemon and /uuchin 190 15 29 2 9 4 9 274 stepped in perform a neat Bridges walked 30 2 8 9 1 9 l l season, his fourth as a Giant. | Malkmus .258 and isll a games behind the iob in the second game. Roy to start the last of the ninth ' Courtney 404 19 49 5 o 1 17.244 “We wanted a ex-, Spinks starting 8 28 man with league-leading Yankees will be his Sievers slugged his and Lemon 1 1 44 3 5 7 29.243 perience as a manager—a man i fifth year in the league. Uth homer Chrisley Sacrificed. Lemon Pearson 173 21 42 10 1 o 9 .*243 in the first inning, but Jim scored a passed ball As'monte 138 9 32 5 1 3 18.232 The finest who knows how to run a base- on and ; Chrislev 75 8 17 1 0 4 8.227 club,” Landis tied it at 1-1 in the Bridges shifted to third with ! Becquer 74 5 10 2 0 9 0.21:; ball McHale said in ex- MINOR LEAGUES Pascual 19 1 4 9 19 1.211 fifth with a homer. the run, 9 plaining the choice of his new tying but Billy Pierce Cicottg 7 9 1 0 0 0.1 43 Aids a man can own! The Senators broke loose for disposed of ! Yost 138 18 20 4 0 1 10 .LBB pilot. has scouted MClrjC COAST LEAGUE Aspromonte on a Griggs 17 1 3 9 3 "Norman Film Distributed | four 11 .170 the major leagues for us, he has Vancouver. 1: Spittle. O. j runs off Jim Wilson in foul to Catcher Sherm Lollar Ramos 28 2 4 1 0 0 2.143 Salt Lake City, 10: Phoenix, 0. A 15-minute color film pro- i the sixth after Clint Courtney and Pinchhitter Alvarez 15 3 2 0 0 0 1 .133 scouted the winter leagues and San Diego. 9; Sacramento. 7. Ed Fitz Gerald Th’berry 29 3 2 0 0 9 0 .109 Portland 4: Spokane. 3. duced by Laurel, depicting the, * walked and Jim Lemon singled. drilled a Korcherk 15 1 loon 0 007 he knows the Tigers and other game-ending 19 l 1 9 9 0 0 053 INTERNATIONALLEAGUE 1957 Washington, D. C. Inter- ! Rocky Bridges sacrificed Kemmerer American League clubs.” and grounder to Aparicio. Hyde 8 ] oooo' 0.000 Toronto. A: Miami. 4 (10 inning*). national, is being circulated ; Neil Crisley Stobbs 7 o 0 0 0 0 o .000 0; was purposely NOTES: interrupted Bverly 0 o 0 McHale said that Tighe "gave Rochester. Columbus. 1. country Rain 2 0 0 0 000 Buffalo. H: Richmond A. throughout the and passed, filling the bases. the game Team batting—l.o4s ab . 150 r., It everything he had, but Montreal, first for 12 minutes it Havana at postponed. i Julio Becquer 404 h . avg. .240 Just didn’t work out.” overseas. batted for Ken in the second inning and de-i AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Aspromonte and looped PITCHING Tighe, who lasted less Omaha. 5—A: Charleston. 2—o. a iayed the second game nine IP H SB 80 08 OC W L than St Paul, B—7: Indianapolis, 4—3. single to center, scoring Court- Byerly 21 28 9 10 0 0 2 9 A minutes in the two seasons as Detroit manager Wichita. ‘1: Minn anolts. 0 ney. first inning. Hyde 45 31 10 22 0 0 3 1 Griggs contributed 4(5 Denver at Louisville, postponed. a sac- . . . ' Griggs 49 33 23 8 2 3 2j but probably will remain with MAJOR Tito Francona robbed Ramos 81 74 31 40 17 5 3 TEXAS LEAGUE rifice fly for another and 4^ run - the organization in another Albie Pearson of an extra Pascual 03 54 22 53 10 3 3 4. 1 Fort Worth. 3: Tulsa. 2 Herb Plews chased across two Clevenger 4* 39 19 20 0 0 4 * capacity, San 9: Corpus 2. base blow a 8 said that he couldn't Antonio. Chri.sti LEADERS with a double to with fine catch at Kemmerer 09 70 30 45 I 2 3 Houston. 8. Victoria. 1. left-center. the rightfleld fence. Stobbs 30 4 5 lo 11 0 0 2 4 .HI. WAV! LOTION .00. 104 blame the Tigers and a change Austin. 8: 4 18 15 28 19 ! MKVUCfMCtMW Dallas. AMERICAN Lumenti 4 9 2i >o® —* probably LEAGUE Hyde Halls I I Cicotte 18 1J 9 4 0 0 3 l7l iO'lO. 100 was in order. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION BATTING *based on 100 or more at Trouble 21 "Apparently my method of Memphis. 3: Birmingham. 2. bats) Nieman. Baltimore. .30'.; Little Rock. 7: Atlanta. 1. Kuenn. Detroit .341. McDougald. Earl Battey socked a home | managing I; Chicago, isn’t the kind the! Mobile. Nashville. 2. New York .330; Fox. .333 run with one down in the sev- I club he said. “I guess Chattanooga. 17: New Orleans. 8. Ward. Cleveland. .325. needs.” WESTERN LEAGUE RUNS—Cerv. Kansas City. 38: Mantle. enth< and when Landis followed I I was prone to overlook more New York. 35: Minoso. Cleveland. , Albuquerque. 8: Lincoln. 7 IH Waterproofs iI DUTCH BOY ¦ \ * 0# 1 OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT oniy*1 Rcenmnicnded f Q¦ FA 1 shy \* 1 I T'\* Master | I H n .BC Painters and [ ¦pp p • GILLETTE SUPER-SPEED RAZOR * o ' * ! (Light, Regular or Heavy, for clean, n,< ner6 \ I refreshing shaves with utmost comfort) • DISPENSER OF GILLETTE BLUE | BLADES (with the sharpest edges DUTCH BOY \ I honed) I NALCRETE 1 ejjer ) • GOLD-PLATED LURE (for spinning or trolling in fresh ond salt water) I A Paint *( SC-75 I / I I T Sensation for \M « o i. • HANDY FLY-AND-BAIT BOX (has ?r *" _ JBL f Brick. 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