. \ , Pesky to Replace TerwiNiger Against Cleveland Tomorrow - --- 1 1 ? * 'lndians in Position * -• V| No More Deals Anticipated JEoeniitg J&faf }To Profit Again by Washington, D. C., Monday, June 14, 1954- *** As Trading Deadline Nears A-19 TSjIM pH PHRH P*f9| r M W Week-End Schedule (Box Scores on Page A-21.) 4 By the Aasocioted Praia By Burton Hawkins Johnny Pesky, 34-year-old Cleveland Indians, ? in- isl|ml/ The who »Bitir nr wl IBB: JBi' i* a lifetime batting or found the past week end much flelder with a JB Win, Lose Draw average of .309, will replace to their liking, find opportunity By FRANCIS STANN knocking again this coming week ¦P *' w iiTHIBf iic Wayne Terwilliger at second end, as Sox base in Cleveland tomorrow night aftermath of the Eddie the Boston Red in- SOMEBODY’S GOT TO GO as an the : when the Senators open a 19- vade Cleveland and Yankees Manager Bucky Joost-Gus Zernial scrap in Philadelphia. Usually the front play In Chicago. 1# mm M game road trip, IBP^B Harris office back up the manager, which would mean that setup said today. will That’s the same that Pesky, who six times has Zernial might as well start packing his grip. On the other enabled Cleveland to advance topped the .300 mark in his nine t jHB Bfc * 1H hand, Joost’s position is not too secure. The from 1% games behind the seasons Red game and full with the Sox Athletics are in last place and there is no 'WM White Sox to a a half ; Tigers, reported to the Sen- during and J§§ no predicting what the Mack clan will do. in front the last four ators that his legs in ex- days. are For the record, Washington is not in- | cellent condition and he’s en- the White Sox, who- . terested in Zernial, home-run hitter that he Thus have -jm fjr— | thusiastic about the prospect of dUfljH been holding high hopes of win- mat regaining a regular job. is. “We have talked it over,” Vice President ning their first pennant in 35 Obtained v from Detroit last Calvin Griffith says. “By ‘we’ I mean Unk Bifejll years, have their work cut out night for $20,000 and Infielder and Bucky Harris. Zernial just doesn’t fit /" i for them. They have to overcome y Mel Hoderlein, who is being sent i jinx.. The New Pesky "bHIHHHb into our plans.” (“Unk”is the way Calvin 9/ : that Yankee XI 4 to Buffalo, will bat second Yorkers have out of and the other adopted Griffiths refer to won six i F # in the Senators’ lineup, with JOHNNY PESKY. eight from the White Sox, in- ft H A-Hr Pete Runnels dropping to sixth. President Clark Griffith.) cluding the first three games of aB m fielder to make his sprint a “Simply Jf Bt "We checked around before And why wouldn’t Zernial fit? the week-end series, before Vir- we made the deal,” Harris said. success.1 because our ball park is too big for him,” gil Trucks put Chloago back in “Heinle Manush, who managed Terwilliger has been a .193 Calvin says. '“He can’t the territory. winning form with his ninth vic- Pesky at Rocky Mount in 1940, hitter this season and the Pesky cover 1 long search a Fr » nc ‘. BUn “ tory in the second game of yes- asked Johnny about the report ( deal culminates a Sure, Zernial bats home 100 or more runs , terday’s double-header at Yan- gif that legs shot Pesky for a replacement. Hoderlein, season, but in Griffith Stadium he’d let in that many runs, his are and 1 Washington kee Stadium. said, great shape. Make who came to with to tell anybody that Gus is a terrible ‘l’m in 1 Busby too. I don’t have The largest crowd of the sea-, a deal for me and I’ll do you ‘ Jim from the White Sox ” in 1952, was hitting .160. fielder.” son, 60,070, saw the Yankees win some good.’ 1 • • * • Bob Porterfield pitched his 11th the first game, 4-2, and Trucks No More Deals Likely. GRIFFITH ADMITS that he expects Zernial’s trade straight victory, consecutive< complete game yes- CAL post his sixth the Senators a specifies. “They 8- in the nightcap. Calvin Griffith, vice president * terday to give momentarily. “Possibly to Baltimore,’’ he split I ' \ ''“/.’A; .'B of the club, said that unless the 1 with Baltimore before 11,- need a long-ball hitter. We do, too. But we have a different ' Sox on Bottom. Stadium. Red Senators are approached anew j 109 fans at Griffith situation. Must I go into details?” White Sox, there will be more Washing- Porterfield, who won his seventh go details. The optimistic of no 1 to six It wasn’t —and isn’t—necessary for Cal to into course, believe that last game ton trades before the dealing ! decision, held the Orioles The Griffiths, quite properly, argue that Zernial won’t break turning point one can deadline expires at midnight to- hits and posted his second shut- was a and 1 emerging 4-0 victor up many games—winningly, that is—in Washington. Big expect them to be all fired up for morrow. “We’ve made all the out1 in a New York series calls we’re going to make,” after the Orioles won the first Gus hit 42 homers last season, 29 in ’52, 33 in ’sl and 29 more the four-game Cal- 1 6-4. starting Friday night vin anybody wants to game, in his rookie year, when he was performing for ,Roy Sievers and Busby’s infield hit as ours, what would be the point of acquiring him? We’ve their week-ehd series to the In- reach us.” I Cleveland, Employed exclusively this year filledj the bases and Tom Umph- tried to win with few other long-ball hitters, remember. dians. which owps a a 7-0 record against Boston this as a pinch-hitter, Pesky brings : lett’s double to left scored two It didn’t work out. One, for instance, could field—meaning runs. Terwilliger singled to season, won, 4-1 and 8-1, yes- DAMAGE Minnie Mlnoso, White Sox leftfielder, appears to have Gene Wood- a .188 batting average to the 1 But he couldn’t reach our left-field fence and THIS DID THE Senators. score two more after Ed Fitz- A1 Simmons. terday, as Early Wynn won his lings drive in his hip pocket in this photo. Actually, however, the picture was snapped as the He has obtained three 1 I don’t think many people are comparirig Zernial with Sim- seventh and Mike hits in 16 tries. Including a home * Gerald had been purposely victory Garcia ball rebounded onto the playing field after going into the box seats at Yankee Stadium for a passed to reload the bases. mons as a power hitter.” won No. 8 of gave run. but wasn’t able to crash an I home run. The hit, scoring Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle ahead Woodling, the infield that Ray • team three-game includes Boone The Orioles pounded Maury * • • Each has a Yankees a 4-2 victory over Chicago in the first game of a double-header. —AP Wirephoto. starting at third base, Harvey Kuenn at McDermott1 for two runs in the IT IS A MATTER OF RECORD that Clark Griffith, series at home tomor- row night. Cleveland against the shortstop and Frank Bolling at I third inning of the opener, shoulder, became enchanted in second : ] picked up with Cal bending over his Senators and the White Sox > base. two more off Camilo the late ’3o’s with the idea of having strong right-handed against Philadelphia, the Johnny batted .292 in 103 Pascual1 in the fourth and boost- while All-Preps Try Tonight games hitters who might reach the distant stands upward of 405- third-place Yankees play three StiffNeck May Knock Snead with the Tigers last sea- < ed their lead to 5-0 against son after hitting .225 with the Bunky Stewart in the sixth. The feet away. In 1937 Simmons was hired to do the job, al- at Baltimore. • 1 In other League Red Sox and Tigers in 1952. He I Senators shelled Bob Turley though A1 by that time had had it. He did, however, drive American Out of National Open Tourney First in Third Rocky games yesterday For Win broke in with Mount un- with1 a three-run splurge in the runs. the Athletics der home 103 took two Detroit, 4-3 and By the Associated Press apparently settled in the muscles Manush and batted .325. He seventh: and added a run off big, strong from same figure Howie Fox in the ninth, when The next season—l93B—Griff acquired another 6-3, while the Orioles and Sen- NEW YORK, June 14.—Sam under his neck: hit for the with J With All-Highs in 1941 and Runnels right-handed hitter, Zeke Bonura. Now the Old Fox had both ators split, Snead said today he may not my Game Louisville batted I tripled and scored after Baltimore winning “It’sgot both shoulders tied .331 Boston Sievers to First Baseman working and Zeke, posing the 6-4, and losing play in the National Open golf said, Coach Bob Dwyer with as a rookie in l fouled Simmons and Bonura for him, first, the up,” he “especially the left of Carroll 1942. ] second, 4-0, tournament at Baltusrol this Dick Kryhoski down the right- as a first baseman, hit a record of 22 homers. Yet the Sen- as Bob Porterfield one. The result is I can swing High tonight attempts to lead field line. won his seventh. week because of a stiff neck. so far and no ruins Had Some Bir Years. ators finished fifth, winning 75 and losing TtJ games. farther. That star-studded lineup of prep The Writing under his own name my game. I’m gone unless I a Orioles collected 14 hits They tough right-handed hitters coming up, no Haddix Wins His 10th. can players Pesky spent the next three j opener, were two for the New York World Tele- take my full windup.” school to its first victory in the with Chuck Dier- doubt about it, but the Senators couldn’t make a go of it, with In the National League the gram and Sun, Snead said: years in the service, but emerged ingj getting three. Snead contracted the virus in the third annual All-High, to hit .335 1946, .324 in Simmons over the hill and Bonura never was an ; Dodgers and Giants stayed neck “I’m a doubtful starter. I got in 1947, them. was during the All-Prep baseball game, an ac- .281 in 1948, .306 1949, except when he was swinging a bat. and neck, as Brooklyn defeated a stiff neck that’s cramping my Palm Beach round in .312 asset 6-5 and swing, and if it gets better robin at Westbury, N. Y., early complishment that has escaped in 1950 and .313 in 1951. He • ? * * Cincinnati, 14-2, and no Probable by Thursday teeing in May, a tournament he won by Game was named by the Baseball Pitchers ourselves,” Calvin New York won over the Cubs, I won’t be his two predecessors. By the Associated Press "THERE IS NO SENSE kidding 9- and a record margin. in Griffith Writers’ Association to the ma- knock 9-4. The Cardinals off. time is 8 o’clock AMERICAN LEAGUE. Griffith says. “There isn’t anybody who is going to moved up a step to fifth place “I don’t want to compete in Hogan himself was stricken Stadium. jor league all-star team in 1942 Cleveland at Boston—Lemon (J-3) hit 22, sure, likely and 1946. £ vs. Henry (3-3). (Only came sched- 35 or 40 homers a season in our park. Bonura with two victories over the something that means as much with the virus while playing in Dwyer most will be ; uled!. < Pirates, Open give A Jugoslav who changed his ’ NATIONAL LEAGUE. but for every home run he hit he let in a run. 5-0 for Harvey Haddlx’s as an unless I can it the Colonial Invitation tourna- forced to use a crippled pitch- Chicago at Pittsburgh (night)—Davig 10th my name from Paveskovich, Johnny ( (2-2) Surkont (5-6). (Only game . .. . triumph and 5-3 best.” ment in Fort Worth, Tex., ing a hard-hitting vs...... against “Williams Mathews Kiner Sauer none of as Stan staff scheduled). Musial hit outstanding players is a lefthanded hitter who was s his 21st The 29. lineup of . 11 fellows will hit home rims in our park simply because homer. Missed in 13 Tries. May *—¦ 1 ¦ 11 ¦ 11 1 ¦ ¦ those Braves beat the Phils, 9-5, from the District Interhigh born in Portland, Ore., and lives Zernial’s ought to be the list, too. He as an Snead Hot on Saturday. in Lynn, Mass. it is too big. name on unimpressive Warren Spahn won Snead, who has played in 13 (Division I) League. Joe Starke, hits with those fellows, as far as distance is concerned. But, his National Opens and never has He had to withdraw there and leading pitcher on Carroll’s Despite his outstanding rec- iHißfinffnni seventh on a not-so-neat ord, Pesky can’t play position. He’d be won an Open title although he later had to postpone for a week champions this season, probably is known like all except Williams, he a 12-hitter, Catholic by Direct te Grandstand The has been a runnerup four times, his round at Baltusrol in connec- up with a arm over best most fans for a lapse in a dead loss in our left field.” individual standout yes- came sore the Series, when terday was who had been rated one of the fa- tion with National Golf Day. the end and probably will 1946 World DELAWARE DARK Calvin is following the old party line that hit-and-run Haddix, won his week Enos Slaughter gained the win- eighth straight vorites to wrest the champion- Originally scheduled to play June in l Airsingle to 77 home games in the biggest park in baseball.” number for the entire St. Louis with rounds Snead played exhibitions Sat- Bill Galleher of DeMatha and center. Leon Culberson returned Returning after last race * * * Saturday. Hogan seeking * staff, had help from an old hand ; will be urday in Pawling, setting nine- Jim Lynn St. Albans, who has Pesky, Avoid Highway Congas Han and of the ball to who became Haiardt—Use Train at helping his fifth Open crown. the j NOT MUCH CHANCE, Calvin is thinking, Cardinal pitchers— hole records of 30 and 33—on missed three practices and is an flustered by Slaughter’s dash to THERE IS Stan Musial. Stan drove in Snead defeated Hogan in a two small courses. Yesterday he any before the trading two unknown quantity. the plate and held the ball long of the Senators making more deals runs in the opener with a pair blayoff in April to win the Mas- had an exhibition at Neptune, I Shifted to Third. enough for the St. Louis out- BA deadline at midnight tomorrow. “We'd like to make another of singles and snapped a 3-3 tie | ters championship at Augusta, j where he shot a 71, one under Bennett move,” Cal confesses, “but the other clubs want at least yom in the second game with his 21st Ga. He played exhibitions over | ! par. Roland Habicht, the strongboy A brought in right arm ...” home run. tops in the majors. the week end in Pawling, N. Y.,) “I thought it was the worst i from Friends, can be Neptune, played good from the outfield for emergency “Is Eddie Yost a ‘right arm’?,” Cal was asked. He also leads' in runs batted in and N. J. jround I’ve in a with 69. Snead said the trouble while,” Snead said. duty, as can First Baseman BONDED “In a sense, yes,” he replied. “The Yankees want him; devel- I I “I wasn’t Haddix struck out 10 oped some weeks ago when a cold getting my distance.” Damian Crane of Priory. I’m to feel, like many others, Pirates so do the White Sox. beginning and gave, up only three singles. Another change in the coaches’ that Eddie is overrated. But I’ll say this for the guy—he He has now pitched 23 straight selections for the All-Prep team draws an awful lot of beses on balls. Maybe Yost can’t hit scoreless Innings. * A's Win 4 After Squabble is Ronnie Bennett’s shift from you up Eddie’s first base.” Cleveland’s Sam Dente, who second base to third. The Gon- GUARANTEED 20,000 MILES much, but every time look on zaga expected to plug trading?,” replaced the injured Bobby Avila flash is “Then Yost is not up for Calvin was asked. what may have been a weak spot CAVE FREE ADJUSTMENTS “although at second base, was hurt himself “No, he isn’t,” was Cal’s answer, on second when he collided with Dave Zernial Hints There's More for the preps and at the same thought.. Phllley as both chased Jackie time leave two capable per- Jensen’s pop fly in yesterday’s Than Benching Behind Row formers at second. Bob Rusevl- I MONEY! first game. Dente suffered a yan of St. John’s and Dave I BRAKES Prwi two-inch cut on his left ankle By thn Associated reporters Saturday, one got the! Stowe of Friends. impression RELINED WHILE YOU WAIT Bevo so Appear in Washington that required nine stitches. He’ll PHILADELPHIA, June 14. Mack wasn’t anxious j Besides Bennett and Collins, j be out for 10 days. The ball Big Ous Zernial of the Philadel- to dispose of Zernial. He said ] | the All-Prep squad also will phia Athletics hints he hasn’t then, “I think we have a pretty start another Gonzaga player in | : On Globetrotter Ball Park Tour (See BASEBALL. Page A-21.) spoken his last word in the bit- good ball club, but it doesn’t look Catcher Ray Smith, perhaps the KIERAIMS Si M(V» ter Manager good on the team. Also, fivekanaad it Chev. '4B IWW Riveted By th« Associated Press games have booked is verbal battle with too without Zernial.” He best hitter been Eddie Joost. left the impression he felt the Tony Natoli of Gonzaga will go Tnnp Griffith Stadium in I os low os Al|iAk rMTrAon 14 Bpvo The home run slugger team be into rightfleld if the Alt-High ton the night of Sunday. Au- Major Leaders was j should winning. j Francis, basketball star from Rio By thy Associated Press yesterday by a sports ! club a right-handed st 8 quoted He hedged on the possibility 1 starts GUARANTEED 90 DAYS ||BW BRAKE Grande College, of Ohio, will g^ ? .. AMERICAN LEAGUE. telecaster as saying: “The fact pitcher. ¦* Francis and Oliver recently Batting—Avila. .381: trading Al*> Starter. Regular, start for Abe Saperstein, Cleveland, Cleveland. Rosen. that Joost isn’t playing me every of Zernial. The trading! The prep starters are A STEERING playing signed by 340: House. Detroit, .331: j other owner-coach of the Harlem were Saperstein to a Mlnoso Chicago. .326: Fox, Chicago, d&y is only half the story. What deadline is midnight tomorrow, likely to be: A1 Burch, St. collective contract for Busby. Washington, and Stephens, j Globetrotters. June 24. Baltimore .323. the other half is I won't say that it would necessary ; John’s, first base; Bill Hessler, Wheels Balanced, Knee Actions A ELECTRICAL SERVICE s3o£oo Runs—Mlnoso. Chicago, 48: Chi- After be | cago. Fox. now, but I’llspeak my piece be- ! shortstop, and John May, cen- That s when Francis and the vity bring 46: Carrasouel. Chicago. Avila, to place a player on the waivers 1909 M St. N.W. ST. 3-2066 ti wm additional Cleveland and Yost. Washington, 41. fore this is over.” terfleld, both of Carroll; Pete | Whirlwinds, coached by In—Mlnoso, Chicago. ' Boston money> saperstein said. Runs batted 53; list in order to make any deals. Georgetown Prep, right- Bevo’s Rio .coach Newt Rosen. Cleveland. 49; Berra. New Meanwhile the reaction of the i Butler, 611 Md. Avo. S.W. ME. 8-6232 Grande A Globetrotter unit now per- York, 42: Fain. Chicago, and Slevers. about that,” fleld; Habicht in leftfield and m Oliver, begin an outdoor tour of Washington. 41. club to the .Friday night dug- “I’m not worried IpRSBIINPr • At 6th & Independence Are. forming in south America will Hits—Fox. Chicago. 73: Avila, Cleve- of Joost and Mack said. “I can always get Rusevlyan at second base. baseball parks featuring two Chicago land. and Busby, Washington, 72: out clash Zernial play the Brown Bomb- Chicago. Kuenn, subsequent money big guy any time Heads Horlers. of the Globetrotters. i Mlnoso. 70; Detroit. and the outfielder’s for the Smallwood units 64. dispose him.” The All-High outfit, coached (Among the places exhibition ' (See TROTTERS, Pag# A-21.) Doubles—Vernon. Washington, 15; Boll- $250 fine, has people wondering we decide to of ing. Boston, and McDougald. New be spon- some were for the second time by Herman York. 12; Mlnoso, Chicago, and if more fights shouldn’t He admitted clubs Kuenn. Detroit. 11. sored. The A’s have won four after Zernial. but added: Littman of Eastern, will counter Triples—Runnels. Washington. 10; with a four-man ‘pitching staff Mlnoso. Chicago, and Tuttle. Detroit. straight and bounced out of the “We’d want players, and for Major League Standings 7; Vernon, Washington. 5; five play- American League cellar. the life of me. going over the headed by Dickie Smallwooi, the era tied with tour. repeater from year. Home runs—Rosen. Cleveland. 13: Earle Mack, vice president and rosters of these teams, I can’t only last MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1954. Boone. Detroit, 12; Mantle, New York, Smallwood, lefthanded senior “ he hopes and Zernial. Philadelphia, 11: Berra. general manager, says see any players of equal caliber AMERiCAN. irTj L* New York, and Slevers and Vernon, the two willing give from Eastern, is the announced Washington, 10 men will shake hands that they’d be to us.” O « Standing: _ Rivera, and probably will be Rrialu leiterda?. * gj£ Stolen bases—Mlnoso and Chi- and forget the whole thing. Mack brought up another thing: starter ojS, J cago. 7: Aggants and Jensen. Boston, followed by Pete Dyer of Wilson, PERMASAN Custom Mads w«h.. of Club* and Fox. Chicago. 6. “Making a choice between Zernial’s box-office appeal. PLASTIC Ijjjjj*I|| j | || -j ji Pitching—Morgan. York, Ray of and » New and Stone. imposes respon- Lambert Eastern Chicago. O>» a. > a?* <5 Washington. l.OOO; Keegan, them a terrible j “We have been drawing well plastic N.V. 4—o: iolulz I-i 4-0. Chi- men on Dave Dagenhardt of Bell. Two plastic 8 Clevelond 61 cago. O-l. .900; Reynolds. New York. sibility,” Mack said. “Both the road, and I think Zernial is PhnT -*—«: Detroit. |—l 31 4| 4f 6] 7] 7j 37[ 17| ,685[ 7-1, .876; Lopot, New York. 7-2. .788. to lose.” pitchers will be shifted to other 3 Strikeouts Turley. Baltimore. 84; are too valuable one big reason.” fibre Cleve7. 4—8; Boston. Chicogo j sj—| 2| 5| 6j 6 6 6j 361 1»| -655) 1^ Trucks. Chiesgo, 61; Pierce, Chicago Mack has begun a canvass of positions as Bob Lomax, West- and Hoeft. Detroit. 60; Garcia, ! In 20 road games the Athletics > goes I— Cleveland, players and intimated he era’s converted catcher, V New York 4j 6j—| 6) 4) 5] 5) 5| 35j 22] .6141 3 Vt 56 other have played before 225,645. In 25 has received other complaints. | back behind the plate and s Game. Tod**. |3| 2| 4 3| 3| .463|12 NATIONAL LEAGUE. home they have attracted Detroit 21—I 8! 25j 29! Batting—Snider, Brooklyn. .378: Musial. “But, of course,” he said, “we dates jBuddy Burkhead of Chamber- 1 .370; some 153,000 to Connie Mack l7” St. Louis. Jablonski. St. Louis. SjOll* *«*'» j2|2j 5| 3) 6j 2| 23[ 31| .369; .368; have stand * wmV ached- 3|—| .486114 Hamner. Philadelphia. to behind our man- Stadium. (See ALL-HIGH,Page A-21.) INSTALLED INSTALLED u;ed ) Mueller. New York. .363. ager.” i ¦|B%\ Baltimore ,233| 2| 4| —| 35| 22 34| .393)16 Runs—Musial. Bt. Louis. 66; Moon and Bchoendlenst. St. Louis. 50; Ashburn. The big question here is just Game* T.m.rro* Philo'phio 11| 2 2| 4| 4 4, 21) 34) .382)16Vfr Philadelphia. 48; Sauer. Chicago, 46. Joost l Goldstrind 4|—| 1 j Runs batted In—Musial. Bt. Louis. 69; how far in back of Skipper LIFETIME cieve.. 8:30. Boston Jablonski. St. Louis. 51; Hodges. manager to J wash. at |o|l)4|s) 3| 2| 4|—| 19| 32| .373|16^ Brooklyn. 50; Sauer. Chicago. 48; the general plans Lort Ennis. Philadelphia. 47. stand. PARI-MUTUEL jgL HARNESS PLASTIC PLASTIC (S>: |17|19|22|29|31|34|34|32j 1. ) | Hits—Jablonski. it. Louis. 87; Snider. ! re- WW Louis, 8 l ¦ Brooklyn. 82; Musial. Bt. 81: From his conversation with ,C Bell. Cincinnati. Mueller, New York, DAILY DOUBLE A and Moon. Louis. 78. ! NATIONAL ,<1 *,/, Doubles—Snider.Bt. Brooklyn. 18; Jablon- 7ur” Reiolta T-Urdar. S J ski. Bt. Louis. 17: Kiner. Chicago, and l*Sjljtj Thomas. Pittsburgh, 15; Bell. Cin- PURCHASERS p m.) Biciyn.. «l Club. £ cinnati. and Repulski. St. Louis. 14. AUTO 8.2 C e—l4: cincL. g j Jjgf |Btj 6; Maya. B—2. > -i a. Q1“ triples—Hamner. Philadelphia. New York, and Moon and Schoendlenst. Should Certainly Check N 9 5; Snider, Convertible Tops hr aoa ajkor 3 7flfs;tiSm" i Brooklyn !—| 3) 6| 2| 4| 6| S| 8| 34] 21) .618| St. Louis. Gilliam and n'!^4 Brooklyn. Torgenson. Philadelphia, and 95 gt! Pitu.. Musial. St. Louis. 4. WHEELER PRICES RACES CUSTOM INSTALLED New York 3)—| 6) 6| 2| 5| 6| 6) 34| 21| .618| Home runs—Musial. St. Louis. 21; Sauer. 24** JQ Chicago. 19; Mays. 17; Any EVERY NIGHT 8:30 5. 5| New York. Before Buying Car MlnTT#: Phil*- Philo'phio |3! 2)—| 3| 4| 5| 6) 28 24) .538| 4H Hodges. Brooklyn, and Kluaxewakl. Cin- P cinnati. 15. FOR CLUBHOUSE DINNER Milwaukee. 12; Today Mil’kee !2) 2l s;—) 3j 3| 7| 6| 28) 24) .538| 4^4 Stolen bases—Bruton. Always RESERVATIONS „ Temple. Cincinnati. 9; Fondy. Chicago. Trade Better 5-2522 4) .504) 8; St Louis. 7; Mathews. Mil- DIAL Parkway at Pitta. . St. Lours 5j 4[ 3) —) 5j 2| 5 28j 28! 6^ waukee.Moon. Torgeson. Philadelphia, and ¦- ¥ Chi. *° * wth WHEELER, : Strikeout’s^—haddix. St. Louis, 79: Spahn. Dally ; Milwaukee. 67; Roberta, Philadelphia. EMerten 3-4 MO I U I j i Lost Perthng get.-Ben. • garnet‘’ached.') j21)21)24 j24|28i28|32140i | | | 66: New York. 87; podre*. A»»lo to I Brooklyn.Antonelli.63. * f A L *