THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. ** SUNDAY, JULY 19. 1963 C-3 Homers by Mathews and Adcock Help Braves Edge Pirates, 4-3 Injury Forces Liddle, Giants Hit 5 Homers, Homers in Ninth Give Winijing Pilcher, Hammer 5 Pitchers hjjjjMPbISBBUS. Red Sox 5-3 Victory To Leave in Sixth To Beat Cubs, 12-7 BEAT After Trailing Tigers • ¦y )h# Associated Press By the Associated Press By BURTON HAWKINS By tha Associated Prast PITTSBURGH, July 18.—Ed- NEW YORK, July 18.—The DETROIT. July 18.—Blanked die Mathews blasted his 28th Giants hammered five Chicago CHICAGO, July 18. Saul : improve themselves. If they’re for eight innings by young Billy homer of the year and Joe Ad- pitchers and got five home runs Rogovin is the key to the White ( good at hitting, fielding and run- Hoeft, the Boston Red Sox cock connected for his ninth today In game played In Sox pennant aspirations, accord- erupted for five runs in the ninth potfer a wild ning, but weak on bunting, they round-tripper to the Mil- steaming heat to earn a 12-7 ing to Manager Paul Richards, inning today on home runs by waukee Braves to a 4-3 victory victory over the Cubs. who received won’t work on bunts. Some of Hoot Evers and Sammy White to over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Whitey Lockman, Hank the fast fellows don’t learn to beat the Tigers, 5-3. Andy Pafko’s triple and a long eg, flkgTjH JLjm Thompson Bobby day from the last 10 St. and Thomson become good base-runners. They Evers, hitless in his fly by Catcher Ebba Claire hit homers off Warren Hacker, times at bat, hit a three-run produced the winning run in the don’t study it.” the losing pitcher, to build up a just the left field inning. The Braves picked ** * * homer over sixth five-run cushion in the first inn- screen to tie the score. Then, up the third run in the fifth on ing. Richards has no complaints single, of Hacker never retired a man. after Floyd Baker, singled. White Bill Bruton’s a pair Despite early lead, about his muscular outfielder, high wild pitches by Jim Waugh, this wide slammed a two-run homer the Cubs bounced back to chase Orestes Mlnoso. “His only flaw is into the upper left field deck. rookie pitcher, and a double by Jim that he can’t catch a ball while : Johnny Hearn, who started for the It was a bitter setback for Logan. Jansen, running at full speed,” the | to Leave. Giants, and Larry Hoeft, 21-year-old southpaw, Liddle Forced closing gap shrewd manager said, “but I Don Liddle, the Braves pint- the to 8-7 in the guess you who was only two outs away top of before Hoyt can’t ask for every- i sized southpaw, racked up his the seventh thing from posting his first major Wilhelm finally got things un- in a ball player. When we. fourth victory but was lorced got him from the Indians two | league shutout. Instead, he left leave the contest in the sixth der control. the mound with a 6-7 record and to chances a lot years ago. Hank Greenberg told pulled muscle in his right Monte Irvin hit a two-run in- i bit more respect for White and with a better,” Hmwkin*. us he thought that some day a leg. Liddle injured the leg mak- side-the-park homer in the fifth said j Evers. inning Wes opened Richards, who doesn’t attempt Minoso would be killed—that he ing a throw to second base. Lew and Westrum Boston the eighth with a to hide his disappointment at stands too close to the plate. l Scoreless Until Ninth. Burdette finished for the Braves. smash into the Well, he’s been hit Hoeft brought 3-0 into upper leftfield seats Saul’s failure to blossom as a big 11 times this; a lead Waugh, the Pirates’ 19-year- off Dutch year Tigers, Leonard, Cub pitcher. winnef. but he’s still with us, thank the ninth, as the who had old righthander, was charged final goodness. only five hits Ransom Jackson’s three-run Rogovin. breezing along with to Boston’s 12, with his first loss. He allowed a 5-2 today, walked two scored once in the first inning three runs and seven hits before homer off Jansen in the seventh lead “A week after we got Minoso, just about finished the day for Nats successively with one out Willard Nixon hit him in the and twice in the second. being lifted for a pinch-hitter Bolling, the Giant pitcher. After he In the seventh and whs yanked. middle of the forehead with a Milt who stretched his in the fifth. Johnny Hetki hurled hitting to games, way. threw two balls to Bill Serena, It was no new experience, for really swift fast ball. .1 was streak 13 the rest of the Saul has remained the in opened the ninth with his second Mathews Taken 111. he was replaced by Wilhelm, the route dreadfully frightened. I should only three of his 15 starts this have taken him single of the game. He moved to Mathews belted his homer into eventual winner. out of the game, Chicago A.H.O.A. New York A.H.O.A. year. but he asked me to stay in. Next second on Billy Goodman’s sec- the upper deck of the rightfleld Baum'tz.cf 5 14 0 L’kman.lb 5 3 10 0 Rogovin compiled a 14-9 rec- time up, he off ond single, and both trotted in the first inning. He Fondy.lb 42 6 0 Dark.2b 4 14 3 slammed a ball stands Klner.lt 3 0 10 T'pson,3b 4 2 13 ord last season and led the the centerfleld fence in Boston [ home ahead of Evers’ homer, his left game in after Sauer.rf 4 2 3 0 Irvln.lf 4 2 10 I * the the fifth 5 3 2 league a eighth of season. complaining dis- Jackaon.Sb 2 Tmson.cf 6 2 10 with 2.78 eamed-run and it took the dust 30 minutes j j the of a stomach Berena.2b 4 2 14 Mueller.rf 4 2 3 0 average in 1951 while winning After Dick Gernert flied order. Adcock banged his bases- Smalley,si 1 0 0 0 Bpencer.ss 3 0 3 5 to settle after he slid into third 1 I out, Mlksis.ss 512 1 Westrum.c 4 14 0 12 games and losing 8. But base. You have to like a fellow | Baker singled to right and he, empty homer in the fourth. McCul'gh.e 4 14 0 Hearn.p 2 0 0 1 Hacker.p 0 o o 0 Jansen.p 16 0 0 now he has nothing better than like that.” i too. trotted home as White ham- The Pirates picked up one run Pollet.p 10 0 0 Wilhelm,p 110 0 a 5-10 record and when he ** * * [ mered his eighth homer high in the first. Johnny O’Brien was •M'kovlch 1000 and Lown p 10 10 trudges toward the mound Chi- Getting Rogovin, i far into left field, about 370 feet hit by a pitched ball and tallied iCav’etta 0 0 0 0 back to singles by Leonard.p 0 0 0 0 cago fans boo him unmercifully. Richards says Saul’s arm is 1 away. on back-to-back Simpson.p 0 0 0 1 “Rogovin is like a lot of other Red Sox Sweep Series. Danny O’Connell and Frank TOO HOT TO HANDLE—Duke Snider, Brooklyn centerfielder, makes a stab for the ball hit sound. “Whatever is wrong is Totals 38 12 24 8 Totals 37 14 27 12 oall players,” Richards went on. It gave the Red sweep more in Chicago right between his ears,” the Sox a •Thomas. They got two by Enos Slaughter of the Cards, but it got away from him in the first inning yesterday 100 110 310— 7 “When he was having his good . lot the three-game series and the Johnny O’Brien’s New York 500 020 14x—12 manager said, bluntly. "If he sixth on at Brooklyn. Slaughter was credited with a double. Backing up Snider is Carl Furillo (No. 6). •Hit. into force out for Pollet in 4th. years he depended on somebody marked the 13th straight game single, a triple by O’Connell and (Walked for Lown in Bth. straightens out, we’ll be a strong- i The Dodgers went on to overwhelm AP Runs —Fondv (2), Klner. Sauer. to tell him what to do. Now he’s er club and I’ll like our chances in which Tiger pitchers have an error by Sibby Sisti, Mathews’ the Cards. 14-6. Wirephoto. Jackson (2). Cavaretta. Lockman (2), Dark (2). Thompson i2i. Irvin (3). hard-headed. He has it made. of winning pennant. Mean.- given up home runs. • replacement. Sisti threw wild to Thomson, Wilhelm. Runs the Westrum. He’s established. He won’t do while, the best thing that Ivan Delock, * of four first on Thomas’ grounder. batted In Sauer (2). Lockman, could third Thompson (2), Thomson (3), Metkovich. the things he's told to do.” Boston hurlers, was the winner. Pittsburgh (3). happen to us is for something Mllwaakee A.H.O.A. A.H.O.A. Jackson (4). Irvin Westrum. Dark. ** * * Bruton.cf 42 4 0 Abrams.rf 40 0 0 Error—Smalley. Two-base hits—Serena, bad to happen to the Yankees. It made his record 2-0. Logan.as 4 1 2 7 J. O'B'n.'-b 3 2 2 6 Nats Jackson, Wilhelm. Three-base hit— Richards cited the Nats’ Pete pair of gave M'hews.3b 3 10 1 OCon'l.3b 4 2 0 1 (Continued Irvin. Home runs—Lockman. Thompson “There are some things 1 can’t A scratch hits De- 17 0 Major From Page C-l). Irvin, Bistl.3b 10 12 T’m's.lf.cf 4 League Averages Thomson Jackson, Westrum. Sac- Runnels as a player of the same tell yet about my club.” Rich- troit a 1-0 lead in the first in- Gordon,lf 4 10 1 Bernled.cf 3 0 4 0 rifice—Thompson. Double plays—Jackson thought would •Pendl’n.lf 0 0 0 0 tßice.lf 10 10 By th* Associated Press when Schmitz retrieved his bunt to Serena to Fondy: Spencer to Lockman. type. “I Runnels ards concluded. “It’s going to be ning. Harvey Kuenn beat out Pafko, rs 4 2 3 0 Smith.lb 4 112 0 Left on base—Chicago, 10; 0 and fired second New York. fl. develop into a really fine player,” different now, with the ooys an infield grounder and, after Adcock.lb 4 1110 Janowici.c 3 10 games too late to base Base on balls—By Hacker. 1: by Pollet, St. Cl're.c 3 14 1 JAtwell 10 0 0 Complete through of Friday, July 17. to catch Carrasquel. Nelson 1: by Lown. 1: by Hearn. 4; by Wil- Paul said, “but he’s lost ground. sensing they possibly could win moving to third on two outs, he 4 0 2 2 E. O'B'n.s* 3 116 helm. 2 Struckout—By Pollet. by Dittmer.2b <) 0 2: So many of them do that after scored on Jim Delsing’s Liddle,o 2 0 0 3 SWard 0 0 Fox’s sacrifice and singles by Lown. 1; by Hearn. 1; by Jansen,2: by They might react favorably, or slow Burdette.p 20 0 1 Wauih.p 1001 Wilhelm 1. Hits—Off 10 0 0 American League National League Hacker 3 In 0 one good year. Instead of coming the pressure might do something ! bouncer over second. ILlndell Fain and Orestes Minoso brought (none out. In 1st): oft Pollet. 2 In 3 Hetki,p 1 0 0 0 CLUB BATTING. CLUB BATTING. them around. Innings: off Lown 5 In 4 Innings; off along, progressing as they to some of them. I’ll have to In the third, the Tigers filled ••Harm'skiO 0 0 0 AB R H 2b 3b. HR Rbl. Av. AB R H. 2b 3b. HR Rbl. At. 4 In Simpson Boston 3030 3»4 «1 .270 Leonard. 0 Innings; off 0 they 817 155 27 360 New York 2878 438 817 98 27 92 420 .284 in 1 inning- off Hearn, should, seem to think await developments along that the bases on two walks and Don Totals 34 827 12 New York 2914 440 783 107 24 76 Brooklyn 824 Jackie Jensen’s single, Wayne 5 In 4V, innings: Totals 36 927 18 . 415 .269 2933 507 151 35 112 486 .281 5 innings: Chicago off Jansen. in 2 off Wilhelm. nothing to worry line. Lund’s single. Kuenn and John- i "Ran for Gordon In Bth. 2956 440 786 138 29 46 410 .266 St. Louis 2936 414 800 156 27 73 392 .272 Terwilliger’s grounder moving 2 in 2% Innings. Runs and earned runs there’s about. Some of them I’m not wor- (Grounded out for Bernier In Bth. Detroit 3073 360 804 133 25 51 334 .262 Phlla. 2855 411 768 127 34 68 377 .269 5-5; Pollet, 0-0; “Too many players con- ny Fesky drove in two runs with 2833 394 109 86 377 2906 402 763 120 27 87 —Off Hacker. off off are ried about. Others, I just don’t fStruck out for Janowfe in 9th. Cleveland 743 18 .262 Milw'kee 377 .283 him to second and Ed Fitz Ge- Lown. 3-3; off Leonard, 4-3; Simpson, 2904 374 117 30 42 .254 2978 412 772 off . fly right. in 9th. Wash'on 739 347 C'cinnati 95 10 107 386 .259 tent . . they’re not willing to know, but I’m balls to SWalked for E. O'Brien St. Louis rald’s fly single cpnter got 0-0; off Hearn. 3-3: off Jansen. 3-3: off hoping.” (Filed for Waugh in sth. 3030 333 758 131 18 65 310 .250 Chicago 2876 333 712 103 31 79 313 .256 pop to out Phlla. 61 Pittsb'gh Wilhelm 1-1. Hit by pitcher—By Hacker. Boston A.H O.A. Detroit AH O A ••Fouled out Hetki in 9th. 2996 324 750 100 18 304 .250 3047 354 719 105 29 52 325 .236 the Nats a run the (Dark). Wild pitch—Hacker. Winning G'dman.2b 4 2 2 2 Kuenn.ss 5 15 0 CLUB FIELDING CLUB FIELDING in second Milwaukee - 111 000—4 A. inning Mickey pitcher—Wilhelm (6-5). Losing pitcher— Evans.lf 5 110 Pasky.2b 40 4 3 -__loo100 002 G PO E DP At G PO A E DP AT and Vernon Hacke- (5-13). Gernert.lb 4 0 8 0 Boone,lib 4 0 11 Pittsburgh , OUU—3 Washington B7 2307 933 60 95 .982 Cincinnati 87 2300 965 66 97 .980 Time—2:s2. Attendance Coach for Peru State 88 St. boomed a home run the fac- —6,514. Kell.Ob 3 2 11 Dclsing.cf 4 18 0 Runs —Bruton, Mathews, Pafko, Ad- Chicago 2380 1044 68 76 .981 Louis 86 2274 982 68 84 .980 off _ Schedule Changes Listed 0 (2). O’Connell, New York . 979 PERU, July Ted Kluszewski 2 31 58 301 I : Dixonghea O out In second i: off Flowers. 2 in 5 In- Busby. Wn. 332 44 96 16 2 5 38 .289 Gre ngrass. Cin 343 50 5 14 .300 scored two runs and sent Vernon St. Louis at Cleveland August 21. twi- i 2.3 4 1 0 0 0 .174 nings: O in Innings: inning run Chi. 187 103 13 57 The next time around, five runs Stobbs 18 3 3 0 off Delock. 2 off second with a home Lollar. 31 54 8 0 6 28 .289 Mueller. N. Y. 207 22 62 4 0 3 26 .300 third. Gil Coan, running for light-night double-header. 0 0 0 .169 Kinder. 0 in Inning: off Hoeft. 12 in Chicago 104 19 6 2 45 .287 Mathews, 62 to Hoderlein 12 2 2 0 () 1 Red- Fox. 362 54 Mil. 311 93 12 527 77 .299 were in and the bases were full. Boston Washington o 1 .167 84a innings: off Herbert. 0 In 'a Inning. today the Cincinnati Chicago at August 10. Thomas . 58 2 and Philley. Phila. 349 44 100 14 4 3 30 .287 Fondy 299 36 89 12 511 43 .298 Vollmer. shifted to second base night game. 9 0 1 0 4 .155 Runs and earned runs. —Off Nixon. 3-3: legs there to whip El ft. St.L -Chi. 252 35 72 14 2 8 52 .286 Dark, N. York 340 4 7 Joe Presko was knocked out Merrero . 27 3 4 0 0 0 1 .148 0-0; went on from 65 101 21 39 .297 that Catcher Red Boston August off Flowers. 0-0: off Delock. oft Pesky. Detroit 169 18 48 8 11 14 .284 Ryan. Phlla. 232 43 69 14 4 4 24 on a wild pitch at Washinkton 21. twl- | I i lson 3. 1 4 I 0 0 4 i2.> 5-5; Winning the .297 in fourth Dodgers 8 (| Hoeft. off Herbert. 0-0. the Phillies, 11-0, behind Renna, N. Y. 67 12 18 11 1 6 284 Abrams, Pitts. 257 39 78 6 5 8 23 296 Wilson partially blocked to pre- the and the light-night double-header. I F*ma 0 1 0 (I II I->r, pitcher-—Delork <2-o>. Losing pitcher— Silvers, N. Y. 64 9 18 2 1 0 7 .281 Ennis. Phlla. 301 40 88 9 continued to blast loser Stu Mil- Boston Philadelphia August ! Byrne .. 34 2 4 0 0 1 4 .118 (fi-7). pitching of little South- Young. St. L. 328 35 92 18 1 3 .280 Bkn. 1 17 67 292 at 11. Schmitz 0 0 0 Hoeft Time—2:l4. Attendance—- three-hit 18 Shuba. 100 13 29 t 1 4 21 290 vent Vernon from scoring. twilight-night double-header. 19 2 0 0 .105 -5.160. Delslng, 264 18 Burgess. 152 13 44 1 26 ler and Chambers. In all they Coan 3(1 2 paw Jackie Collum. Detroit 46 74 4 7 34 280 Phlla. 10 3 balked, enabling New York Philadelphia August 4 0 1 0 2 .067 Collins, N. Y. 190 39 53 6 0 7 24 .279 Jablonski, St L. 334 36 96 15 2 12 60 .287 Dorish then. at 17. Lane 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Willard Kryhoski. got 17 hits. Ben Wade, third night game. Bobby Adams and St. L. 169 21 47 9 0 11 25 .278 O Connell. Pitt. 321 47 92 16 3 5 33 .287 Vernon to score the tying run, Pitching. McD'gald. N.Y. 282 35 78 13 4 3 46 .277 289 *5 6 Brooklyn pitcher, Washington Philadelphia. pounded home 5. 1' f- 40 83 3 36 .287 was the win- at September IP H BB SO GS GC.W L. Garvin's Girls to Play Marshall later Murray. Phila. 112 8 31 5 0 2 14 .277 Williams. N. Y. 234 34 67 5 2 3 23 286 and the Nats forged ahead at 19. day game. Strickland. Clev 185 20 51 6 3 2 14 . 276 Slaughter, St.L. A, ner, shutting St. Shea 98 04 44 22 12 7 S 1 to run the Redlegs total 271 41 77 18 3 46 .284 6-5, when Jensen’s single to out Louis with Chicago New York. August The Garvin’s Grill Girls take runs Gernert. Boston 313 50 86 10 1 17 54 .275 Jackson. Chi. 257 32 73 42 cen- at 8. double- Marrero . 80 72 27 43 12 6 5 4 Chicago 10 3 13 .284 four singles in the six header. Porterfield 11; 1(1 for the to 110, equal to Fain. 309 56 85 16 1 5 44 .275 Reese. Bkn. 320 66 90 17 5 8 36 281 ter scored Coan. last i 148 55 31 81 13 9 on a softball team from Nor- season DeM’strl, Phila. 153 18 42 5 0 3 10 .275 Pafko. Mil. 275 40 77 11 1 9 36 .280 innings. St Louis at New York September 16. ! b.ma ~;i 18 17 2 l l l previous sea- Boston 277 76 7 Torgeson. night game day game. »**s«<-rson po .39 57 Va., their record for a White. 30 19 2 38 .274 Phlla. 230 38 64 16 6 6 35 .278 That margin vanished prac- Instead of i l<»'* 1470 s folk. on the Rock Creek No. Baker. Wn-Bn. 117 12 32 3 1 0 12 274 Logan. Mil. 333 61 92 3 8 42 .276 St. Laois A.H.O.A. Brooklyn A.H OA. at August Dixon ... 90 89 22 30 6 3 4 6 production, set in 1938. 17 tically immediately. 0 St. Louis Boston 4. night ; Stobbs 63 1 field at 1 p.m. today. Garvin s son’s Riviera. Chi. 341 46 93 16 7 6 50 273 Lcwrey, st. L. 105 16 29 8 0 4 19 276 With one Hemus.s* 3 12 Gilliam,2b 6 112 game Instead of day game. 63 18 24 9 2 3 5 The Redlegs jumped on Jim Boone. Clv-Det 227 40 62 6 5 9 44 273 Adams. Cinn. 331 57 91 5 3 5 32 .275 out in the Byrne Schofield ss 1 0 0 0 Reese.ss 2 2 3 2 I Schmitz _ 63 71 25 26 7 2 2 4 has won 22 and lost only six so Bch’d’st,2b Washington at Boston August 16 Bvrne ... Courtney. St.L. 216 20 59 9 2 4 17 .273 Hamner. Phila. 327 48 90 18 1 12 54 .275 seventh walked 4 2 6 1 Th'pson.lf 10 0 0 50 63 48 26 11 2 2 6 Konstanty for five runs in the FitzOer'd, Wn. 143 10 39 8 0 1 20 .273 Klner.Pg.-Cb. 2 98 57 82 11 1 21 Carrasquel C’stTne.2b 0 0 0 0 Snider.cf 6 2 5 0 double-header. Lane ... 19 21 7 12 1 0 o 2 far this season. i !)9 66.275 Krsnich and Wilson. put the game on ice. Souchock, Det. 121 13 33 9 2 4 22 .273 kjcCullgli. chi. 8 27 0 2 2 8 .273 Muslal.lf 4 2 4 0 Rob’son.lf 3 0 4 0 third to Moss. St. Louis 133 15 36 8 0 1 18 .271 Hemus, St. L. 338 55 92 14 7 9 36 272 boomed a double off the left Sl’ghter.rf 5 3 10 Morgan.3b 10 10 Rocky Bridges singled ahead Mize. N Y. 70 5 19 3 0 2 18 .271 Sauer. Chicago 280 48 76 12 4 13 43 .271 field wall, scoring Jabl’ski.3b 3 111 Hodges,lb 4 16 3 Berra N. Y. 259 40 70 9 3 13 53 270 Gordon. Mil. 293 45 79 17 3 14 53 .270 Krsnich. but Sisler.lb 5 13 1 C'p'nella.c 6 4 4 0 of Adams’ sixth home run. Then Bolling. Bn. 238 22 64 8 2 4 24 . 269 Pellegrini. Pit. 74 11 20 1 2 3 8 .270 Wilson fell between third base Repulskl.cf 6 3 2 0 Furlllo.rf 6 2 10 Jim Greenglass Wilson. Chicago 97 12 26 4 1 0 5 .268 Ytars NY.-St.L. 63 4 17 1 0 1 5 .270 Rlce.c 4 2 6 0 Cox.3b-ss 4 3 13 Kluszewski and Zernial. Phila. 319 44 85 13 1 21 56 .267 Adcock. MU. 324 27 87 18 2 8 37 .269 and the plate. He was a certain Yvars.c 0 0 10 Meyer.p 10 12 singled when Mar- McGhee. Phila. 196 17 52 5 3 0 17 .265 Morgan. Bkn. 72 10 19 2 2 1 12 ’64 Presko,p 0 0 Hughes.d and scored Carrasquel. 41 78 18 Bilko. 309 out, but Terwilliger took the 2 0 0 0 0 0 Chi. 298 11 30 262 Bt. Louis 39 81 16 1 10 45 262 Mlller.p 0 0 0 0 fßelardi 110 0 his ninth home run Wright, .. 84 9 22 4 11 16 . 262 shall parked Chi. Smith. Pitts. 269 25 70 9 2 1 28 .260 throw from the outfield and held Chambers, p 10 0 1 Wade.p 2 110 _ 8 .261 Cooper. the over right field Kokos, St. L. 157 19 41 1 6 23 Mil. ..70 7 18 4 0 0 4 257 •Lowrey 10 0 0 of year - .. the Groth. St L. 354 42 92 19 3 6 39 .260 Bruton. Mil. 346 44 88 10 • 1 27 .254 the ball while Wilson recovered Clark.p 0 0 0 0 wall. Jensen. Wn 316 51 82 17 6 8 41 .259 PliL' 164 21 41 8 1 0 11 .250 tDunlap 10 0 0 2&£%&«4oth ANNIVERSARY^ A.H.O.A Michaels. Phila. 220 27 57 8 0 7 25 259 Miksls. ChicagoP 325 30 81 10 5 3 19 249 and scampered home with the 1 Cincinnati A.H.O.A. Phll’del'ia 013 2 Westlake. Clev. 66 10 17 2 0 2 10 .258 Gilliam. Bkn. 318 61 79 10 6 6 36 tie-breaking Totals 14 24 6 5 2 11 Waitkus.lb 4 Martin, N. Y. 346 44 89 12 2 8 37 .25J Smalley, Chi. run. *3*9 Totals 40 17 27 12 Brldtet.2b 3 2 12 0 157 13 39 2 0 5 14 248 •Struck for Adams,3b 6 2 Ashburn.cf 4 Voll'er. Bn-Wn. 280 42 72 8 3 5 53 25» Mil. 304 30 4 The White up out Chambers In 7th. 4 10 Clark,rf 3 0 0 0 Dittmer.Temple, 75 10 1 36 .247 Sox wrapped it (Struck out for Clark in 9th. Bell.cf 0 Yost. Wn 338 54 86 13 5 7 27 254 Cinn. 85 8 21 2 0 17 247 eighth. Klus'skl.lb 53 8 0 Ennis.lf 30 6 0 Rlzzuto. N. Y. 244 28 62 9 0 1 23 .254 Bkn. 49 0 . in the Fain bounced a fWalked and homered for Hughes 0 1 12 2 1 3 245 In 4th. Gr’ngr'ss.lf 4 2 3 0 H'mn'r.2b 0 0 5 Lund. Detroit 253 31 64 10 2 5 28 253 J. O Brlen. Pg. 172 19 42 10 1 0 11 .244 single over Runnels’ head and Lopata.c 312 0 ... Bt. Louis 204 000 000— 6 M’shall.rf 52 0 0 Doby. Clev. 295 45 74 11 #l7 54 .251 Nicholson, Phil. 54 12 13 5 1 2 15 241 Bfiyrd'. Brooklyn .. ¦ Landrith.c 4 13 0 Kaz'ski.ss 3 12 4 Wertz. St. L._ 264 34 66 9 3 12 42 .250 Bkn. 96 12 23 1 2 7 23 .240 Minoso singled to left. Sam 200 900 30x—14 2 Konst'ty.p 0 0 0 1 Piersall, Bn 346 44 86 13 5 3 29 249 63 9 0 0 Runs—Schoendlenst (2), Musial (2i. SALEofFIRSAIHETIRES| JelTcoat, 6 H'Millan.ss 4 0 3 Chi. 15 1 .238 Mele’s attempted sacrifice Jablonskl, (2). Collum.p 410 1 Hansen.p 10 11 Sievers. St L. 185 22 46 8 0 4 16 .249 Spencer. N. Y. 229 38 54 10 5 14 38 .236 bunt Slaughter, Reese Snider •Ryan 1000 Joost. Phila. 177 39 44 6 0 6 15 .249 Ga lola. Pg.-Ch. 167 15 39 9 2 2 19 234 was bobbled by Dixon, fillingthe (2). Robinson, Hodges, Campanella (2), Peterson.p 0 0 0 0 Priddy. Detroit 117 6 29 4 1 0 17 .248 Lopata. Phlla. 129 21 30 71 3 14 233 Furillo (2). Cox (2), Belardi (2). Vacation time is here again—and you’ll "take-olf” to far-away iClaviano 10 0 0 Astroth. Phila. 183 17 45 6 2 3 20 .246 Rice. St. Louis 233 24 54 15 0 5 25 232 bases. Mele’s hitting streak thus Errors—Hemus. Robinson. Wade. Runs your St. Clp're. (2), places. Play safe, be sure tires are fit for the trip. Terw'liger. Wn. 311 45 76 14 2 3 26 .244 MU. 52 5 13 2 0 1 2 231 by batted In—Slaughter Jablonski Come 27 0 Totals 29 327 13 Runnels. Wn. 288 36 70 5 3 1 32 243 Marshall. Cinn. 167 21 38 4 3 8 26 228 was extended by 21 games (2), Hodges, Campanella (5). Sisler, in for a tire check up and if you need new ones, we want you Totals 40 14 H»tfleld. Det 185 20 4.4 6 0 0 11 .243 Seminick Cinn. 188 27 42 Reese, Robinson, Furillo, (4), •Piled out for Hansen In 6th. 5 011 31 223 the grace of the official scorer, Belardi to know that here you never pay more than the +Filed out for Peterson In 9th. Drono. Detroit 348 38 84 16 3 8 55 .241 Jones. Phlla. 252 35 56 71 13 40 1222 Cox. Two-base hits—Slaughter, Furillo, advertised Robinson. Phil. 332 31 80 14 3 10 52 .241 Serena. Chicago 175 21 38 5 2 7 33 220 who used his imagination and Cox. Home runs—Belardi, Campanella. prices at other tire stores. Choice of these first-line tires: Cincinnati 015 010 004—11 Hunter. St. L. 311 30 75 9 1 0 20 .241 Westrum. N 35 0 5 Hodges; 000 000— 0 Y. 159 23 2 12 .220 Sam’s Double plays—Meyer to Reese to Philadelphia 000 Lepclo. Boston 100 11 24 2 2 3 10 240 E. O'Brien. Pg. 127 10 28 1 0 0 6 220 called tap a hit. Gilliam to Reese to Hodges; Chambers to (2). Tipton, 59 8 14 2 0 4 5 .237 Bridges, 25 —Bridges, Adams Bell, Clev. Cinn. 210 46 9 1 on — Runs Lipon, 4 0 0 Bernier, 0 13 219 Jim Rivera’s fly to left scored Schoendlenst to Sisler. Left bases GOODYEAR De Luxe DUNLOP Gold Cup Kluszewski (4). Greengrass (2). Mar- Boston 65 11 15 7 .231 Ptttsg 201 37 44 5 6 3 26 .219 St. Louis. 13; Brooklyn. 11. Bases on shall. Errors—Kluszewski. Waitkus. Evers. Boston 178 23 41 6 17 18 .230 Sandlock. Pitts. 143 6 31*3 0 0 9 217 Fain and permitted the other balls—Off Presko. 2: off Miller, 2; off Runs batted in—Kluszewski (2L, Adams Noren N. Y. 157 30 36 5 3 6 25 .229 Atwell. Chi-Pg. 138 15 30 4 0 1 17 217 Chambers. 4; off Clark.l; og Meyer. 1; U. S. ROYAL De Luxe PENNSYLVANIA Aerolux (2). Marshall (6). Greengrass. Two-base Kennedy. Clev._ 123 17 28 4 0 2 15 .228 Ward. Chi.-Ug. 241 23 52 7 0 5 19 . 216 runners to advance. Krsnich off Wade. 6. Struck out—By Presko. 2; 8 0 Glavlano, 11 Marshall. Three-base Orasso. Wn. _ 121 27 3 2 13 .223 Pitts. 51 11 3 4 by 1; 1; by hits—Kazanski. 59 12 13 0 0 .220 0 2 .216 got them around with a single Miller. by Chambers. Clark, FIRESTONE Champion De Luxe* hits—Lopata. Adams. Home runs— Marsh Chi 11 Landrlth. Cinn. 103 7 22 11 1 8 2; by Wade. Hits—Off Presko. 3 1 * Dyck. St 234 27 51 .218 214 1. 8 in Marshall. Double L. ..._ 10 1 5 15 Thomas. Pitts. 211 25 .213 to center. Innings; Miller, innings! 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