D-4 Sports THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C., Friday, Juno 23, 1961 Banks 1 BRAVES, 8; GIANTS, 6 Ailing MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES - SAN FRANCISCO MILWAUKEE Gives on •brkM " aferkM Up Kuenn rs 3 0 11 Cimoli rs 5 12 2 Am’fitno 2b 51 1 0 Bolling 2b 4 111 3 McCovey lb 211 1 Mxlbew, 3b 30 0 0 Reds Take YANKEES, 8; A's, REDS, 7; CARDS, 5 i PIRATES, 1 May, rs 5 2 4 3 Aaron rs 4 3 Two-Game Lead 5; PHILLIES, 3 1 Baflev c 5 NL Record — 110 Thoma, H 32 3 4 Cepeda If 40 10 Adcock 1b 40 10 NEW YORK KANSAS CITY ST. LOUIS CINCINNATI PITTSBURGH CHICAGO, June 23 (AP).— PHILADELPHIA Davenp’t 3b 311 0 Torre c 412 0 ab rk bl ab r h bl ab r b bl ab r b bi ab r h bi r ab b bi Pagan m 4 0 11 McMillan u 4 0 0 O Boyer 3b 412 2 Bowser ss 0 Gotay aa 50 12 Kasko ss, 3b 411 0 Vinton cf Ernie Banks of the Cubs today 412 I 40 10 Malkmus 2b 40 0 0 Marichal p 20 0 0 Buhl 40 0 0 ss c p Kubek 5 110 Rivera of 5 111 McCarver 411 0 Blas’ame 2b 110 0 Groat ss 40 0 0 Callison If 40 0 Miller 2 p 0 0 0 0 McMahon p 0 0 0 Series benched himself voluntarily for Maris rs 5 2 4 4 White 1b 3 2 3 cf 4 12 Skinner If 3 0 Into With Posada rs 4 12 0 0 Pinson 0 12 0 4 0 ; Gonzalez rs 10 aMarahall 10 0 0 Mantle ct 2 111 Siebern 1b 0 Boyer 3b 4 0 0 0 Robinson rs 3 3 2 3 Stuart lb 4 lb 40 Dodgers “at least four days” because of 30 0 110 Herrera 0 0 Loe, p 0 0 0 0 Reed 0 0 c Musial If 2 0 0 0 Bell 110 0 Clemente 411 cf ct 00 Sullivan 20 12 If ! rs 1 Demeter 412 0 Bolin p 0 0 0 0 an ailing knee, thus ending his 50 2 If James rs 4 0 0 Burgess c 2 4 By the Associated Press Berra If 0 Johnson 40 0 0 13 3 Freese 3b 3 0 I 22 C.Smith 3b 40 2 0 bM.AIou 1 0 0 0 r. Skowron 0 1 3b 0 Flood cf 310 0 aCard’s ss 10 0 0 Leppert c 10 10 c chance of setting a new Na- 1b 50 Bertoia 40 0 . D’rymple 40 0 1 Jones p 0 0 0 0 c 4 2 0 Lillis 2b 2 0 0 0 Coleman lb 3 0 0 1 Hoak 3b 30 0 Amaro as 0 After a month-long, three- Blanch’d 110 Lumpe 2b 40 I 0 30 0 cF.AIou 1 0 0 0 •» tional 0 c 11 zer 2b 4 0 0 0 League consecutive Rich'son 2b 511 Baas p 00 0 0 bSch’d’st 2b 2 0 0 Zim’rman 3 0 . M ski bValo 10 0 Total, 34 4 35 0 0 511 T«,l, tl3 - way jam at the top, there’s Jackson 20 0 0 0 0 40 0 ( STANDINGS Ford p 3 10 0 Ditmar p 2 0 0 0 p Purkey p 30 Friend p 0 Buzhardt p 20 0 0 MAJOR out for games-played record. 10 0 0 00 0 a-Grounded Miller in Mh; daylight Arroyo 1 0 0 0 Rakow 0 0 0 0 cSawatski Brosnan p 0 aTaylor 10 0 0 b- finally some showing p p 0 0 0 After conferring with Dr. a Prescott 10 0 0 McD'mott p 0 Green p 0 0 0 0 Grounded out for Bolin in Ith; e-Fanned .' between the leaders in the Na- Miller p 0 0 0 0 Staley p 0 0 0 0 cB.Smith 10 10 for in Ralph Metz, club 10 0 Totals Jone, 9th. race as the Cin- physician, bKlimch’ck 10 0 0 dCunn’ham 0 33 5• S Totals 36 1 I 1 tional League S Totals 33 5• S Totals 24 76 5 £ g Banks decided to skip a three- Totals 19 BJI I Totals 34 3I 3 a-Struck out for Buzhardt in 7th; b- San Franciscooll -. Reds take a Ml IM-4 cinnati two-game a-Ran for Freese in 4th; b-Grounded Safe on error for in game series at be- a-Struck out for Rakow In 7th; b- Amaro 9th; c-Sin- Milwaukee AMERICAN a , 5 Milwaukee, out for Lillis in for gled for 031 211 Mx-8 / lead into the opener of a three- I g d Flied out for Staley in 9tb. 7th; c-Fouled out Green in 9th. ginning tonight, and a Cub- Jackson in 7th; d-Grounded out for Mil- game series with the visiting New York 050 012 MO-I ler in 9th. Pittsburgh 010 300 010-S E-None. PO-A-San Franciaco 24-9, 3 1 White Sox exhibition 000 Los i Monday Kansas Cliy 000 030-3 Philadelphia 000 000 Ml-1 Milwaukee 27-11. LOB-San Francicco , second-place Angeles Q z oaaq £a S 3 £ 0 St. Loais 200 000 210-5 12, night. Yesterday, he played his E-Boyer, Kubek. PO-A-New York Cincinnati E-Amaro, Hoak, Mazeroski. PO-A- Milwaukee 5. 28-Amalfitano, Adcock, Dodgers tonight. 4| 27-13, Kansas City 27-10. DP-Kubek, 010 203 10x-7 >1 <1 3| 61 71 3’ 6 41 421 23 .646' ... 717th consecutive The Fittsburgh 27-11, Philadelphia Cimoli. 38-Torre. Detroit!—| : game. Richardson and 27-18. DP- HR-Mavs 2, Aaron. The Reds, winning eight of Skowron, 2; Boyer .Rich- E-Gotay 2, McCarver. PO-A-St. Louis New York I 4—l 4| 4, 3 3 1| 9| 7| 6 41) .631 1 league record is 895, held by ardson and Skowron. LOB-New York 10, 24-11, Cincinnati 27-14. DP-Schoendienst Dalrymple and Malkmus; Ma Ikmus and Thoma, 2, Bolling, Cimoli. SB-Aaron their lead with 24| Kansas SF-Kuenn. nine, padded a Stan Musial of St. Louis. City t. 28-Maris 2, Howser 2, and White. LOB-St. Louis 5, Cincinnati Herrera; Green Amaro and Herrera; Cleveland Boyer. HR-Maris. 3. 2B IP HR ER BB SO 31 6 6 .597, 3 White. Robinson. HR-Rob- „ 1313—|3| 6| 5| 5| 40| 27| Gotay, LOB - 7- over St. Louis last Stuart and Groat. Pittsburgh 5, Marichal 4-41 3 victory Banks’ left knee has a IP H R ER BB SO inson. SB-Robinson. S-Blasingame. SF- Chicago Cubs. Baltimore 6 3 341 33 .5071 9 6 5 2 2 6 4 6 4 4 1 Bolin 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 |II 3| 21—| 7| 61| him for several Bass 9 8 10 16 4-5) 2’ 2! 4 31 2 6 321 341 ,485| 10»/s and this season 1 0 0 Miller 1 2-3 0 0 0 11 Buhl (W, 8 10 6 6 5 4 Chicago| 3!—| _s| 5| required tap- Rakow 0 0 0 I Buzhardt (I , 2-8/ 7 6 4 3 2 2 San Francisco four games be- 7 2-3 8 5 5 4 McMahon 11 0 0 1 t on two occasions. He in- Staley .....2 2 0 0 1 2 Purkey (W, 9-3) 2 Green 2 2 1110 WASHINGTON I 4 3 3 4 4 4 4| 30 361 12V4 ping 1 0 0 0 0 hind by whipping the Giants, 2| |2| .455| Brosnan 1-3 0 HBP-By Buhl (Cepeda, McCovey); By- dicated, however, he would not HBP-By Rakow (Blanchard). U-Pap- U-Forman, Secory, Venzon, Sudol. T- HFP-By Buzhardt (Burgess). PB- Kansas 3 4 271 361 14 parella. Runge, Carrigan, Drummond. ,Leppert. IT-Pelekoudas, Donatelli, Con- - Thomasl. U-Vargo, Crawford. 8- City I2| 4j 4| 1| 2| 4|—l 3| .429| -2:35. A-10,066. i r undergo surgery until after the T—2:45. A-17,254. lan. Burkhari. T-2:19. A-9,126. Barlick, Jackowski. II 6! 251 T-2:54. A-11452. That two-game lead by the Minnesota I 1 01 31 3 21 s|—l <1 41! .379! 17>6 season. Reds not be but 241 44 may much, no Los Angeles I2| 2 1 552 2 3 2|—l .353! 19W The all-time endurance rec- RED SOX, 3; ANGELS, 2 i CUBS, 7; DODGERS, 5 leader has had a bigger bulge Lost 23 24 27 31 33!34 36 36 4144 ord is 2,130 successive games four weeks the in almost in NL. held by the late Lou Gehrig of BOSTON LOS ANGELES HOP INTO A HILLMAN ab r h bi ab r b bi LOS ANGELES CHICAGO And it's the first time all sea- TODAY’S GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS the Yankees. ¦b r k bl ab r h bl Schilling 2b 3 111 Yoat 3b 2 10 0 m 011 5 2 that the third-place club Banks said he Geiger cf 0 OThomas rs 11 Wills 5 Heist cf 2 0 FOR SHEER SUMMER FUN! I son would spend 40 30 1 0 Washington at Chicago—McClain (6-5) vs. Herbert (5-6), 9 p.m. Y’atr’ski If 50 0 0 Wagner If 30 0 1 Neal 2b 5 0 W. Wil'ms If 5 2 3 2 has been more than three the 4 5 10 next four days resting at Wertz lb 210 OKlus’aki 1b 40 0 0 Snider cf 12 1 Santo 3b 0 (a pleasur * to drive the year round, too!) Detroit at Cleveland (n)—Mossi (7-1) vs. Perry (6-4). If 0 0 5 0 3 0 games away from the top. home. Jensen rs 4 0 1 2Hunt cf 3 0 0 0 Moon 3 0 Banks 1b | New York at Minnesota (n)—Turley (3-3) vs. Pascual (4-9). . Malzone 3b 20 0 OAspr’nte 2b 30 0 0 Fairly rs 2 0 0 0 Altman rs 3 112 Nixon c 4 0 0 Larker 1b 2 110 Rodgers ss 30 0 0 Pirates Six Behind Bowsfield (3-2). "I hate to give up my con- 10 ORice c 0 0 Baltimore at Los Angeles (n)—Barber (7-6) vs. ss aHodges 1b 0 0 Bertell 20 Buddin 30 1 OSadowaki c 30 0 0 2 0 c 10 secutive-game streak,” said the c 4 112 Boston at Kansas City (n) —Conley (2-5) vs. Krausse (1-0). Cisco p 2 0 0 OKoppe as 3 110 Roseboro Brewer p 1110 Fourth-place Pittsburgh is 3b 11 10 0 30-year-old Banks. "I might Fornieles p 20 0 ODuren p 10 0 0 Spencer 32 eWill 0 0 0 0 six games behind, after Tomorrow aPearson 0 0 0 0 Craig p 2 0 Schultz p 0 0 0 whip- Results Yesterday Games have set a league record next 00 0 3 James p 0 0 0 0 Per’oskl p 0 Kindall 2b 112 ping Philadelphia, 5-1, 10 0 bArfm 10 10 Drott 0 0 2:30. yejir. But my future means bBUko 0 p 10 Detroit, 6; Washington, 4. Washington at Chicago, Fowler p 0 0 0 0 Farrell p 0 0 0 0 dTaylor c 3 0 10 The' Reds, outhit, 8-6, by the than that and I feel I Totals 31 Totals 24 10 0 New York, 8: Kansas City. 3. Detroit at Cleveland. [more i 33 3 22 2 cGilUam 0 i Totals 34 510 5 Totals 37 714 5 Cards, came from behind with’ at Minnesota. still have a number of good a-Walked for Duren in sth; b-Ground- Baltimore, 8; Minnesota, 2. New York ed out for James in 7th. s-filed out for Larker In Mh; b-Sln- two unearned runs in the I years left If I avoid serious j Boston, 3; Los Angeles, 2. [Boston at Kansas City. Boston 200 100 000 -3 gled for Perranoski in 7th: c-Struck out fourth then Los in out for inning, wrapped itI at Los (n). I injury.” Angeles 100 010 000 -2 for Farrell 9tb; d-Grounded Only games scheduled. [Baltimore Angeles Drott in 4th; e-Struck out for Brewer up with a three-run sixth off E-Wertz, Asprompnte, Duren. PO-A- in 7th. loser Larry Jackson (3-7). A Boston 27*10. Los Angeles 27*9. DP - Bud- din, Schilling and Wertz; Rice and Koppe; Los Angele. 0M 100 010 -5 sacrifice fly by Gordie Coleman Bowers Brothers Schilling. Buddin and Wertz. LOB -Boston Chicago 100 112 «2x-7 -¦ 9, Los Angeles 5. SB-Schilling. SF-Wag- brought home the deciding run s? j ' ri7 i ner. i E-Roseboro. Snider 2. PO A-Los An- in the sixth for the Reds, while NATIONAL IP H RERBBSO geles 2410. Chicago 272. DP-Kindall and Take Over Lead 4 2 1 6 IxCisco ... 2 1 Banks; Kindall, Rodgers and Banks 2; Frank Robinson drove in three Fornieles (W. 4-4) 5 0 0 0 1 4 Moon, Spencer. Neal and Hodges. LOB- Bowers Brothers took over I iDuren (L, 24) ... 5 runs, one with a homer, for 10 5 3 3 3 I Los Angeles 7, Chicago 10. 2b-Wills. first place, in the Clark Grif- I James 2 0 0 0 11 3b-Heist. HR-Roseboro, Spencer, Alt- RBI in five Bob 0 games. Purkey Fowler 2 0 0 2 2 man, W. Williams, Kindall, Snider. SF- •30 Miles Per Gallon! ' 8 .6311 „... Available With Automatic Cincinnati !—| 2 5 3 8 3|l2| 41| 24| fith League last night on the x-Faced 2 men in sth. Altman. (9-3) was the winner, with re- a IP H R Transmission! Angeles 4 5 5 5 9 2T ,597| 2 I Ellipse with 6-4 triumph over WP-Duren. PB-Nixon, Sadowski. U- ER BB SO lief help from Jim Brosnan in Los 4| 8? 40| 4 1 4 Federal its first Soar, McKinley, Chylak, Smith. T-3:00. Craig 5 1-3 8 5 • • Room Storage, league 0 0 0 1 Family Size! For Five! the eighth. San Francisco I 2| 5 5 6 3 10| 5' 36| 27j.571| 4 A-5,075. Perranoski . 2-3 1 I loss since 1959. Farrell (L, 5-5) . 2 5 2 2 2 4 • 4 4 3-Way Continental Top! George Altman, Billy Wil- Pittsburgh | 6 5 3 4 53|6| 32 27 .542 6 Drott 4 6 4 1 Howard Towers’ bases-loaded ORIOLES, 2 Brewer .3 1 0 0 0 1 8; TWINS, Fowler Motors has a handsome Hillman Convertible liams and Jerry Kindall each Milwaukee 5 2—! 5 4] 2| 29| 30 ,492| 9 single in the first Schultz (W, 1-1) 2 3 1112: just I3|8! I inning and for Take choice hit home and drove in Smith waiting you! your of a welcome variety runs Louis 4 3 6 2- 3! 28 33 .459 11 i solo homer in the seventh high- BALTIMORE MINNESOTA PB —Bertell. U-Gorman, Landes, St | 3j 7| Steiner, Boggess. T-2:39. A-4,821. of new fashion colors! Costs lots r b bi ab r b less than you’d ever two runs as the Cubs beat the lighted Bowers’ lusty attack, ab bi 2 3 4 39! 16V ; B.R’b’s’n ss 1 believe! Come in and let us tell for the third time Chicago FS| 3| 2-| 4| 23| ,371| a 3b 5 0 2 0 Veraallea 5 3 0 you about it today! I Dodgers only which also included two hits Williams If 410 0 Green cf 40 0 0 in 12 The 4 3 5 18| 40] .310| 19Va bSnyder If games. Dodgers, Philadelphia| 0| 1| 2| 3|—[ apiece by Bill 010 0 Killebrew 3b 30 2 2 1 Coggins and Brandt cf 4 3 3 0 Lemon If 4 0 1 01 who had homers John 39 by Lost 24 27 27 27 30133 40| Bobby Cohen. Gentile lb 512 1 McDevitt p 00 0 0 Roseboro, Daryl Spencer and Triandos c 513 5 Allison Ib-rf 20 0 0 Two Teams Score Listen to MOTOR SPORTS NEWS Lefty Everett hurled a four- E.Rob’son 411 | ig , TODAY’S GAMES PROBABLE PITCHERS rs 0 Dobbek r-ls 30 0 0 Duke Snider, blew a 4-1 lead AND ss 0 0 0 0 0 hitter, losing his no-hit bid in Hansen 5 0 Martin 2b 3 Interclub Shutouts WQMR-WGAY-FM ... 8:30 A.M.—Mon.-Sot. O’Toole (6-6). Adair 2b 2 0 0 0 Battey c 4 110 | g 1 in this one. The Cubs, after Los Angeles at Cincinnati (n)—Drysdale (5-4) vs. the seventh and his shutout in Pappas p 3 0 0 1 Kaat p 2 0 10 in cracked (3-3) Simmons (2-6). Argyle’s Eastern losing five a row, a San Francisco at St. Louis (n)—O’Dell vs. I the eighth. The victory lifted aßecquer 1b 2 0 0 0 defending 7 1 5-5 tie with two in the (1-8) vs. Mizell (4-5). Total. 17 111 Total. 32 2I runs Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (n)—Roberts Bowers’ record to 3-0. Division golf champions in the also franchised dealer for the famous Sunbeam a-Grounded out for Kaat 7th; Ropier eighth on a Al (2-2) vs. Hendley (0-0). FED. BTOR. in triple by Heist, Chicago at Milwaukee (n)—Curtis 000 000 022—4 4 1 b-Ran for Williams in 9th. Interclub Junior blanked and Alpine, and the luxurious Humber. BOWERS BRO. 400 000 llxo 1 League Williams’ single and a sacri- 10 Funkhouser and Hayworth; Bverett Baltimore 200 002 202-1 Gaines Tomorrow , and Crook. Brooke Manor, 9-0, and Prince fice fly by Altman. Barney Results Yesterday Minnesota 000 000 200 -2 ~ RUn Bower * Brothers. Indian A WE SPECIALIZE IN Schultz (1-1) was the winner 5. Los at Cincinnati. Towers’ Georges won' over Chicago, 7; Los Angeles. Angeles E-Killebrew 2, Martin. PO-A-Balti* l\ overseas DELIVERY (/John G. Fowler and Dick Farrell (5-5) the at Pittsburgh (2). more 27-12; Minnesota 27-10. DP-Ver- in the I— Cincinnati, 7; St. Louis, 5. Philadelphia salles, Martin and Allison; Adair, Hansen Spring, 9-0, opening / \ Brig. Gen. USAF (Ret) I loser, both in relief. Milwaukee. and Gentile; Kaat. Versalles and Pittsburgh, 5: Philadelphia, 1. I Chicago at Allison. matches yesterday at Norbeck. > 1 President I 8. 8. LOB - Baltimore Minnesota 2B- Milwaukee, 8; San Francisco, 6.: . San Francisco at St. Louis. MINOR Thomas, Mays Hit Pair Killebrew. B.Robinson. E.Robinson, Lem- The hosts drew a bye. on, Triandos 2. SB-Snyder, Brandt. S- art LTD. The fifth-place Braves, win- M in, Pappas. The Southern and Western /tOWLER MOTORS, LEAGUES IP H R ER BB SO Divisions and I/ IMPORTED CAR SERVICE ning four in a row for the Pappas (W. 3-3) .9 8 2 2 4 4 begin play today, MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS 7 9 first time, hammered five By the Associated Press Kaat (L. 2-7) 6 4 5 7 the Central Division on Mon- | McDevitt 2 2 2 2 0 2 1614 N. 5-2614 home runs, two by Frank PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE day when matches are sched- Ft. Myer Dr., Va., JA. WP-Pappas. U-Flaherty, Kinnamon, —Pinson. Cincinnati. SO: Wills. Seattle. 7: Hawaii. 3 bloclu Thomas, while putting away a By the Aisoclated Press HITS 4. Hurley, Honochick. T-2 35. A-10,397. I uled in all four divisions. Oppositt Arlington Towgri from Koy Iridgo Los Angeles, and Aaron. Milwaukee, Spokane. 6; Tacoma. 5. three-game sweep over the ¦ AMERICAN LEAGUE TO; Frersr. Cincinnati, and Cle- San Diego. 3: Portland. 0. mente. Pittsburgh. 75. Vancouver. Giants. Thomas drove in four BATTING (baled on ISO or more at 10; Salt Lake City. 2. Detroit. .365: Brandt. Cincinnati, IS; bats)—Cash. DOUBLES —Coleman. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE runs, bringing the winner Baltimore. .358: Piersall. Cleveland. Pinson. Cincinnati, and Mays. San Minnesota. .340: Zimmer. Toronto. 5—2: across with in the .343: Killebrew. Francisco. 15; Chicago, charleston. 2—3 a single Romano. Cleveland, .336. and Freeie. Cincinnati. 14. (second 14 innings). ! Syracuse. B—s: fifth. Frank Bolling. Hank Marls. B; Richmond. 4—6 RUNS—Mantle. New York. 58: TRIPLES Vlrdon. Pittaburgh. (second 11 innings). New York. 54: Colavlto. Detroit. 53; Wills. Los Angeles, and Stuart and Aaron and Gino Cimoli hit the Columbus. 5. Cash. Detroit. 50: Wood. Detroit. 48. Clemente. Pittaburgh. 5; elchth 6: Rochester, Buffalo at Jersey City, other homers the first for RUNS BATTED IN—Cash. Detroit, tied with 4. postponed. Cimoli and Marls. New York. 50: Mantle. HOME RUNS—Cepeda. San Francisco. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION since 1959. New York. 66: Gentile. Baltimore, IS: Robinson. Cincinnati, and Minnesota. 50. Indianapolis. 2—6; Houston. I—s. 54: Killebrew. Mathews. Milwaukee. 17: Mavs. Louisville. Righthander Bob Buhl (4-5) HITS—B. Robinson. Baltimore, and San Francisco, IB; Moon. Los An- 4—6. Dallas-Fort Worth. New U——lai. was the winner, but gave up Piersall. Cleveland, 80: Kubek. geles. 14. York. 83: Cash. Detroit. 80: Temple STOLEN BASES—Pinson. Cincinnati. Denver, 20; Omaha. 2. two home runs by Willie Mays and Romano. Cleveland. 77. 13: Aaron. Milwaukee, 10: Robin- SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION DOUBLES—Power. Cleveland. 20: Ro- Cincinnati. 0; San and needed relief in the aon. Mam. Macon, 2 —3; Nashville, O—o. help mano. Cleveland: Howser. Kansas Wills. Francisco. S; Lo, Angeles, 7. Birmingham. 16; Chattanoogs. 11. Kubek. New York, and O'Con- on 5 or more ninth from Don McMahon. City; PITCHING (based de- Atlanta, 5; Shreveport, 1. nell, Washington, 17. cisions) Miller. San Francisco. Mobile. 4; Little Rock. 3. Mays now has 16 home runs TRIPLES—Wood. Detroit. 6: Landis. B-o. 1 000: Podres. Los Angeles. Piersall. Cleveland, and 4-1. EASTERN LEAGUE for the season, and 10 have Chicago: 7-1. .875; Shantz. Pittsburgh. 3; Sievers. .800: Keough. Washington. Koufaz. Los Angeles. 10-3. Lancaster. 5—3; Reading. 4—2 (sec- been against Milwaukee. Juan Chicago; Kaline. Detroit, and Long. .760; Purkey, Cincinnati. 0-3. .750. ond lo innings). 4. Washington. STRIKEOUTS—Koufax. Los Angeles, Binghamton. 6; Marichal (4-4) was the loser. York. 27: Springfield. 3 HOME RUNS—Marls. New ill: Williams. Los Angeles. HI: Williamsport. 6; Johnstown, 3. Mantle. New York. 22: Cash. De- Drysdale. Lo, 84; Two home runs by Catcher Angeles. Brogllo. TEXAS troit 20: Killebrew. Minnesota. 10: St. Louis. 76: Mahaffey. Philadel- LEAGUE Smoky Burgess drove in the Colavlto. Detroit. 18. phia, 72 Ardmore. 2; Amarillo, 1. STOLEN BASES—Aparicio. Chicago. Austin. H; Tulsa. 6. Pirates’ first four runs. Both Ver- 21: Howser. City. 18; Antonio at / MK w \ Kansas San Victoria, postponed. salles. Minnesota. 12: Wood. De- shots were off John Buzhardt SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE \ troit. and Hinton. Washington. 10. / L (2-8), who hit Burgess with a PITCHING (based on 5 or more deci- Charleston, 3: Charlotte, 1 (11 in- his third sions)— batman. Cleveland. 6-0. Takes nings). pitch in trip to thel 1.000: Terry. New York, 5-0. 1.000: Mrs. Friedel Portsmouth. 6; Greenville, 2 (11 plate and was handed an auto- Grant. Cleveland, and Mossi. De- Innings). troit. 7-1. .875; Pord. New York. Indian Event Jacksonville. 2: Knoxville, 1. matic SSO ’ beanball” fine by . 12-2, .857. Spring Asheville. 0; Columbia. 2. I New Umpire Chris Pelekoudas. STRIKEOUTS—Pord. York. 93: MEXICAN LEAGUE ! Ramos, Minnesota. 81: Pascual. Mrs. Herbert Friedel won the Puebla. 5; Mexico weathered the Minnesota. 78: Bell. Cleveland, 77; City Tigers. 3. Burgess plunk- Bassler tournament of Monterrey, Mexico Reds. 0. Bunning. Detroit. 76. Trophy 3; City ing, but then left the Only games scheduled. game NATIONAL LEAGUE the Indian Spririg women golf- a when foul a fin- on or at I tip caught BATTING (based 150 more ers yesterday with a 91 minus bats) —Hoak. Pittsburgh. .342: Ij| ger on his right hand. Aaron. Milwaukee, and Moon. Los 22 handicap which left her two FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Bob Friend (8-7) was the Angeles. .330; Pinson. Cincinnati. Clemente. .326. up on par. the Phils .328; Pittsburgh. MONTREAL. Bob Cleroux. 2Ofl. ; winner, blanking un- RUNS Mays. San Francisco. 53: Mrs. Stanley Levy was sec- Montreal, stopped Alex Mlteff. 208. i til the ninth, when they Robinson. Cincinnati. 49: Bolling. Argentina (7). Louis, Milwaukee. 46; Boyer. St. ond, 89-18, and 1 up on par. LOS ANGELES—Franklin Haynes, i scored an unearned run, and Mathews. 42: Milwaukee. 40. 181 1 a. Los Irish I BATTED IN San Mrs. Jack Minovitch and Mrs. Angeles, outpointed his first RUNS Cepeda. 17ft*/i. Calif. pitching complete Francisco. 53. Roy Smith. 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