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•• THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. Friday. September C-4 ——— a. issv MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES Braves' Pitching Gives fowler Denies CARDS, 10; BRAVES, 1 PIRAfES, 4; GIANTS, 2 DODGERS, 3; PHILUES, 1 Cardinals New Hope Quit NewYark A.H.O.A. P’abarib A.iXJA. Brook Ira A.H.O.A. Phils. AJi.O.A. Continued From Fsge C-l Don Hoak’a two-run double Plans to Clmoll.cf 4 (I * u Ashb'rn.cf 3 2 19 Torre.lb 4 1 13 O Derk.te 6 10 4 Mueßertrl fits VtoS&'cf !8 8 Reese.lib 4 II 0 3 Repuakl.rl 4 9 4 0 and Del Ennis accounted for In the second and Prank Robin- Sept 0 SPARTANBURG, S. C.. Valo.ll 3 0 8 B'chce.lb 4 16 1 two runs with his 19th homer son's 24th home run in the sSys lAnsor‘s.U 9 0 10 Lopatt.c 4 18 0 6 (fl.—Pitcher Art Fowler, sold ?}»sssef m Hodtea.lb 4 1 119 481mmons O o o 9 in the sixth. Then the Cards > third gave Brooks Lawrence ssasir" i 11J 8 »i Furlllo.rf 4 3 8 0 And'aon.U 4 o 1 9 bagged five in the eighth- all he needed for his 14th vic- by Cincinnati to Seattle of the ? 8 ? S La’Srith.r ¦: ? Neal.as il 14 Ha'ner.2b 4 12 3 2 f pitiP0 Douilaa.p 0 0 0 Walker.e 4 14 0 Kas’tkl.3b 4 1 4 0 three on A1 Dark’s pop fly tory although the Redlegs were League, denied W'xton.D 110 4 Pacific Coast ljthodaa inn o paca.p 0 0 0 u Zlm er.2b 3 0 3 2 Per'det.ss 3 0 11 out bit, Dick assss-'sss10 i IK t SS3 M’aant.p 0 0 0 0 Braklne.p 3 0 0 1 Roberts.p 2 0 12 double—for a 13-hit total I 7-6. Rookie Drott yesterday he plans B’dette.p 0 3 Roobuck.p 0 2Nortbey 0 here that Phlllipe.p 0 0 0 0 C table.p 0 o n n 0 0 0 10 0 against four pitchers. lost his 12th. 3Harmon 0 0 0 0 to quit or was • lv.J’ae 10 0 0 Valmy Douglas baseball that be I . * a®* Ptsarro.p 0 0 & nBB 5s Parrell.p o 0 o 0 All this without Stan Musial, Rookie won ¦ m* 0 1 * F SAdeeck 1 00 6 . .‘ispencer l n n o who may be off the injured list ; his third for the Pirates, need- “disgraced” by being waived out Jolly.p 0 0 0 1 Orlsaom.p noon TotaU 33 8 27 Id Totals 33 8 27 7 1 Ran ter Valo In Bth. m another week. ing Rol Pace’s relief for the of the National League. Totala 30 434 13 Totals 3S It27 16 Totala 88 1024 9 Totals 84 827 4 2 Grounded into force play lor Rob- The Dodgers handed Robin las singles erta In Bth. , i tout. Three and Bell Fowler, 34, who makes his 1 Oroundad out for Phillips eth. 3 Ran tor Norther In Bth. la, Lopata Roberts iris 19th defeat—most ; Mazeroskl’s triple nailed it In at nearby Converse, said „" 2 uroundad out ter Mantilla In 7tb. 4 Ran for In 9th. home la he ever 3 Oroundad out for Ptaarro Bth. Brooklyn . has lost. They tagged I a two-run fifth. not plan to play any 4Raa Bn nil la Bth! 020 100 000—3 hs does for New York dOO opo 040—2 Philadelphia 000 000 010—1 Roberts early on RBI doubles jnore this season, but 1$ con- Plttaburth . 008 020 00k—4 Runs—Hodiea. Purlllo. Neal. Kam- by Rube Walker and Carl Pur- sidering to play in the 888 SSi sci Runa—V. Thomas Breaaoud. Cla- ner. Runs batted In—Walker (2). Pu- Simpson Wins Race an offef mente. Vlrdon. P. Thomas. Maaacuakl. rlllo, Kstanskl. Two-bass bits—Walk- lllo.while Carl Erskine, the 30- South American Winter League. kuna Schoandtamt, Blatlnaama. Errors Breaaoud (3). P. Thomas. er. Purlllo. Ash burn (2). Left on bases year-old righthander no one , INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 6 (IP). Bktnner. Runa batted In—O'Connell. —Brooklyn. 4; Philadelphia. 8. Bases —Painter, Sheppard He also said he will play In TONIGHT—Johnny (left), (Breaaoud scored on Skinner's error I. on 1; off Roberts, wanted when he was put on , owned by BATTLE Saxton balls—Off Erskine. & Seattle next season “ifthe offer Vlrdon Oroat. Maaeroakl. Baker. Two- 1. Struck out—By BrsMne. 3; by Rob- waiver list, set . Mudge of Hanover, Pa., was the ex-welterweight champion, and Joe Miceli —UadruSi IJ^fabulnaama' base hits—O'Connell (4). Three-base erta. 7:, by Parrell. 1. Hits—Off Bri- the down the is right.” but wupld prefer to (Si. -- stragiht Kaiko. Dark Mathew*. Two-bo»« MU Virdon. Peterson. MaAraekl. klne. 4 in 784 Innlnes: off Roebuck. 2 Phils on one hit for seven | driven to heat victories meet in tonight’s television 10- Stolen bases—Maya, Vlrdon. Sacrifice H In play in the Claes AA Southern of New York playi In IV4 Innlnta: off Roberta. 8 frames in his first . yesterday by Johnny Simpson Arena. will be-Sax- nia* Jones. Double By—Baker. Left on bases—New York. lnnlnss: off Parrell. 0 In 1 Inning. start since Association if he is not called rounder at Capitol This 14: Plttaburth. 11. Bases on balla— Runs and earned runs—Off Erskine, July singles [ in the $12,136 Hoosler Futurity Off Worthlntton. 1: sag Monaant. 2: 21. Two sand- the majors. • losing Basilio, ». off Roebuck. 9-0: off Roberts. 2-year-oW pacers back to ton’s first fight since to Carmen Milwaukee. 4: St Loula. rtf Grissom. 1: off Douelas. 4. Struck pitches— wild pitch the , for at the balesBates Jolly. 2; by J-l;-3: off Parrell. 0-0. Wild wiched a for was quoted as saying champion. on balla Off 2: off B. out—Bv Worthlntton. Moniant. (2). ball—Lopata. ' Indiana Cir- Fowler the current Jonea. 4. Struck out—By Burdette. 2: 8: by arissom. 3: by Douelas.. 8 Erskine Passed Philadelphia run In the eighth, State Pair’s Grand Wednesday: by 1; by Jones, lnnlnss, Wtnnlns pitcher—Ersklfie (4-2 in Cincinnati PhMlna. B. ff. HUa— Hits—Off Worthlnston. 3 In 3 (9-19). L Los- and when Ashbum, who | cult program. Times were Off "urdett*. « In SH Innlnta; off off Monaant. I Is IS Innlnta: off Int pitcher—Roberts Time—- Richie “Being waived off the Cincin- Phillips, |p «, innlna; Ptaarro. 3 -2:12. Attendance—lß,oß7. , 2:03V, 0 off Conatablo. 0 In Va Innlna; off Miller. _ got the Phils’ first hit in and 2:o4ft. In ‘Vinnlnaa; off Jolly. 3 in 1 innlna. (> In 4 inplnaa: off Oristpm. n In I the nati pitching staff mas the FIGHT tnnlnc' off Douelas. 19 In 8". lnnlnss; Yankees; 5; red sox, 2 fourth, rapped his second worst disgrace suffered in my off Pace, o In H Innlna. Runa and double, Ed to Continued From Page C-l runs—Off Booten. A.H.O.A. N. York. AHO A. Roebuck relieved ! baseball You know earned Worthlntton. 2-2: » '• GRIFFS' MARKS career. Senators Face « ajS^A-sarJir-jt off Moniant. 2-2: off Constable. 9-0: Pteraall.ef I 1 3 Kubek.cf 1 save it. pitching inary card is a six-rounder be- Jones <ll-B>. Losing pitcher—Bur- off Miller 9-9; off Grissom. 0-9; off Klaus.ss 4 13 3 McDo d.ss 4J 12 1 how bad the teaba's dette 114-Si. Tima —2:43. Attend- Douelas, 4-1: off Pace. o-o. Hit by SUp'nk.lf 3 110 Bkow'n.lb 4 0 3 1 Grim’s RATTING Is and kna# am 1 Heavyweight Kan- pitcher—Rrettond (bv Doutlat). Homgr Wins staff I I s tween Len ance— 40.607. Wln- Mafne.Sb 4 110 Berra.C .4171 . AB R. H. 2b. 3b.RR.RM.As. nln* pitcher—Douelas (3-2). Loslnf Jensen.rf 42 4 1 81’pson.rf 42 J 0 Relief Pitcher Bob Grim, of better pitcher than some still thal of Washington, former Dis- oltrhtr—Worthlntton (8-10). Tima—- Vernon,tb4 17 n Lumpajib 312 0 Magtie Tonight -2:31. Attendance—*liif». Asp’rte.3b 4 9 13 Howard.lf 2 15 9 all people, got the Job done on It." 0 trict and National Golden Daley.c 3 0 8 2 1 Sla'er.K 19 0 for the Yankees, swatting a I Sehult law 20 55 11 9 3 39 276 “IfI can’t make the Reds’ LEADERS REDLEGS, 4; CUE>, 1 Nixon.p 40 0 1 .T.'».2b 28 2 aßtlffn Continued From rue C-l Gloves Champion, unbeaten in MAJOR ? three-run homer in the ninth—- pans* U’i sh i j l?! pitching staff then I’d better Clo natl AHO A CMoaao A.H.OA. majors i Berberst 231 fi25 0319 2 7 fs34 .273 quit bsseball.” at home, where Sleven has seven pro fights, and Nick Temple.4b 4 9 4 4 Adam..3b 4 2 14 TurUrp U!U his second in the and 9 ftpeake.rf 9 Mantle 0 0 0 0 said statements Thur'an.lf 4 8 9 4 12 3 0 his first hit in eight at bats IK tt | ifi Fowler hit blasted 21 of his homers.
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