THE EVENING STAR Patterson Quits Washington, D. C D. C. Meet Yankees JULY M. ISM Printers C-2 WEDNESDAY, Plan Boost for Orioles Due to Clash With Weiss Si. Louis in Tourney -By Ih* Associated feats Turnabout by Wertz BALTIMORE, July 28—The Spatial Dispatch to Tha Star NEW YORK, July 28.—Arthur Orioles aren’t exactly burning up (Red) Patterson, press and pro- League, but they %T. LOUIS, July 28.—Wash- motional director of the Yankees, the American ington, the defending champion, Boosts Tribe Hopes; had a promise of help today has resigned from his job “be- of fire depart- meets St. Louis today in the cause of a clash personalities from hundreds of of ments in four States. third round the Union Print- with George M. Weiss, general Skidding Firemen Maryland. Dela- ers' international baseball tour- manager.” Giants Still from The mm ware, Pennsylvania and Vir- nament. two teams are the Patterson, who telephoned (Continued Prom Page C-l.) only nines in the | ginia are up a plan to unbeaten tour- newsmen to announce his own p— coding ney, each with a 2-0 record. for Cleveland until July 22. but Bell out 52,-006 seats in Memorial resignation yesterday, refused to The host team that day he banged two to drive Stadium for one of the club’s advanced with elaborate beyond this statement: home games in September. a 4-3 upset victory over New “Ihave to in four runs in a 6-3 victory. last decided resign from “I’ve heard of last-game sell- York yesterday, while Washing- the New York Yankees, effective Break for Rosen. outs for winning clubs,” beamed ton defeated St. Paul, a finalist January 1. I will be on leave of Wertz' value to the Indians is General Manager Art Ehlera, last year, 4-1, behind the four- absence until that date. I re- I of anything hit- pitching of Harry gret much more than shows on the “but never heard Wolfe. to make this move, but must like this.” Wolfe struck out nine. do so of clash per- By assigning to because a of surface. him Besides helping with ticket Washington won the tourna- sonalities with George M. Weiss, first base, Manager A1 Lopez has sales, firemen plan a big parade, ment last year in Baltimore, general manager." Rosen a fire fighting demonstration beating St. Louis, 16-2. in the Patterson, sports writer been able to return A1 to j up former third base, where he is among and similar events to spice final. for the New York Herald j program. - •Three of Washington’s Tribune, was head Wertz, the runs of the Na- the best in the business. j All this—plus a game with the against St. Paul yesterday were tional League Service Bureau in in the meantime, has done ade- j White Sox—will be billed as •unearned, Len Bauroth’s homer 1945. He joined the Yankees as quately in the field. “Oriole Appreciation Night.” in the eight inning being the traveling secretary in 1946. exception. The Cleveland fans, who have seen' such players as Minnie In other games, Baltimore Minoso, Ray Boone, Mickey Ver- Senators eliminated Detroit, 8-5, and Cincinnati Minor Leagues non and Steve Oromek play (Continued From Page C-l.) ousted Boston, 10-6. brilliantly after leaving Cleve- By th« Associated Press they- got the lineyp as a second base- PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. land while the players to Oakland. 8; Hollywood. 5. in exchange flopped .with the man. . . Pesky and Busby each Senators' Records San Franclseo. 9; Los Anseles. 2. accounted three the Sen- BATTING. Sacramento. 8; Seattle. 7 (10 tn- may - for of Indians, Anally . , » nlnasi. have rea- -.-j: .. *,• 3 RM Vrt son to rejoice. ators’ 12 hits. Oldls Sf ?.-™ San Diego. 11: Portland. 2. Busby _ 376 54 117 6 6 49 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Pillette, abdominal 12 i.llf Buffalo. 6: Ottawa. who had Vernon . 363 63 108 22 12 15 5. With Rosen adding a homer, Runnels 64 298 Havana. 3: 2. « the day, ÜBft 42 76 813 2 36 3?i 5;Toronto. 18th, night pains during was rushed 192 16 52 8 Rochester. Richmond. 2. his last Bob Lemon CUBS—Rightfielder Johnny Klippstein’s PltzGVld 1 2 24 Syracuse. 9—l; DODGERS SCURRY TO HALT Cart Furillo takes double off the wall with his bare to hospital after the game Snyder.. 41 7 o\p 8 .268 Montreal. B—o. had an easy time registering his the Pesky ];u 112 p 3 hand during the rally Inning at Brooklyn yesterday. into the inning with a no- when check the team physi- 19 35 3 3 j Hr AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. 12th triumph despite yielding 10 Cubs’ four-run In the fifth Don Newcombe went a by Yost 343 70 90 16 410 31 .26* Indianapolis. 2; Toledo. 1 (11 ln- hitter and a six-run lead, but was knocked out. The Dodgers held on to win their sixth game in the last seven starts, 7-6, and cian indicated the possibility of Umphlett 237 13 62 8 3 0 27 .2«*J nlnasi. hits. Ted Williams’ 14-game Wrl*ht 110 10 28 3 3 1 12 .255 Minneapolis, 6: Columbus. 1. hitting streak was ended. now trail the Giants by only two games. —AP Wirephoto. appendicitis.... He was released Vollmer 72 4 17 1 O 2 10 .23(1 Charleston. 5—2: St. Paul. 3—o. after a thorough Sievers.. 325 53 74 14 210 61 .228 Kansas City. 2: Louisville. I. strong-armed examination Tipton 109 8 24 3 11 7 •>•>AMERICAN LEAGUE. Vernon’s*homer Shea 18 1 000.0 o .000 Wilkes-Barre. 4: Reading. 3. output. . . Williamsport. .364; matching his 1953 . Marrero 11 1 0 o 0 0 0 mm Allentown. 8: 6. victory Sox, 4; 0 ! A's, 7; 6 Batting—Noren. New York. Minoso, 0 Albany. (second shutout and 14th of the 1 White Yanks, Tigers, 3-3; 2-8 Dodgers, Cubs, Chicago. York, in, Pascual 13 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Elmira. 3—tl: 2—7 ' .324: Mantle. New Mickey has 64 batted game -nnlngs). It was the third New York. A.8.0.A. Chicago. A.H.O.A. FIRST GAME. Cbteage. A.H.O.A. Brooklyn. A.H.O.A. .321: Rosen. Cleveland. .319; Avila. runs Kerlazskos 4 0 0 0 0 o 0 non 11 season. straight the 100 mark Stewart 3 0 0000 0 000 TEXAS LEAGUE. W’dllne.ll 4 0 2 0 C’rr’sq’l.sg 3 112 ! Detrsit. A.H.O.A. Baum'tz.cf 4 16 0 Hoak.Bb 4 112 Cleveland. .317. and if he g%es over 9; time he has beaten the world Collins, lb 3 0 71 Fox,2b 4 0 4 6 Phil*. A.H.O.A. STalbot 0 0 0 0 Reese.ss 4 2 3 3 Killebrew. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Beaumont. Port Worth. 4. Jacobs,2b 4 12 6 Kuenn.ss 53 0 1 Snider,cf Runs—Minoso. Chicago. 81: Mantle. New for the second straight year he’ll Houaton. 10: Tulsa 2. Harry Byrd, Mantle.cl 3 111 Minoso,lf 4 13 0 Limmer,lb 4 18 1 Tuttle,cf 4 1 ft Baker,2b 5 13 4 4 2 2 0 York, 77; Pox. Chicago, and PITCHING. 7; Cltv. 0. champions. who Berr*.c 4 0 11 4 2 8 0 3 Fondy.lb 18 2 Hodges, lb 4 15 1 Yost. Washington IP. H. BB.SO San Antonio. Oklahoma C'v'r’ta.lb 15 0 3 Washington. be player „ , GS.GO.W.L. 8; Shreveport. Power.lf 4 12 0 Delslng.lf 3 70; Avila.-Cleveland. 68. the first 9 0 Dallas. 1. White Sox at Noren.rf 4 3 10 R’era.rf-ct 3 2 0 n Jackson,3b 4 10 0 Amo’s.lf-rf 3 0 2 1 Keriazakos . 18 11 II 0 1 0 beat the Yankee Valo.rf 40 10 Boone.3b 42 2 7 Runs batted in—Minoso. Chicago. 7.6; since Joe Cronin SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. Carey.3b 40 2 2 Lollar.e 0 Klner.lf 4 10 0 Robin’n.2b 3 2 to do so ac- Btone _ 91 44 414 L Wlw.’s’B,Cf 4 13 1 Belardi.lb 3 110 0 4 1 Rosen, Cleveland, 102 36 11 6 8 3 Charlotte, 5; Bavannah. 3. tagged . Stadium last week, was Col’m n.2b 3 16 3 Mlch'ls.3b 2 1 3 3 Plnlgaii.ab 0 0 o Sauer,rf 4 11 0 Fur'lo.rf-lf 3 110 and Berra and Man- Porterfield 156 134 44 40 19 15 10 7 Columbia, (11 In- 2 0 3 3 Groth.cf 2 0 0 4 0 4 3 1Bertoia 0 Banks,ss 0 12 Campa’la.e 18 0 tle. New York, Doby. Cleveland. 72. complished the feat in 1933-4. 12; Jacksonville. S eight hits, two each by Rtzzuto.ss 4 D’MHrl.ss 3 Cropo.lb 00 2 0 4 4 74: Marrero.. 46 4« 16 15 5 13 3 nings). for Phil 2 Robinson 1 0 0 0 ISawalskl 0 o 0 0 I*3 Cooper.c 32 3 1 Newc’be.p 20 10 Chtcago. O’Dell, 96 12 R'berts’n.cs 3 0 2 1 KaUoe.rf 4 2 10 Hits—Pox. 128: Minoso. Chi- Billy 21-year-old for- Schmitz 99 36 30 7 6 6 Columbus. 7; Auausla. 6. and Jim Rivera. Mir'nda.ss 0 0 0 0 McGhee.rf 0 ft‘o O Blsbop.D 30 11 R.WllS’n.c 413 0 3Mlksls 0 0 0 0 Mllllken.p O O 0 O cago. 121: Busby. Washington. 117; 92 100 35 36 13 5 5 t> Cavarretta Bvrd.p Clemson lefthander, will Stobbs 20 11 Trucks.* 30 0 0 Bolllng.2b S i Hacker ,p 1.0 2 0 1 Shuba- 1000 Mantle. New York. 110; Vernon. mer Pascual .. 65 80 42 32 4 1 2 4 0 0 4 1 Loes.p Lopat. .ICerv ‘lO Gromek,p 4 10 1 Kllp'tt'n.p 11 1 3 0 0 0 1 Washington. 108. first major league game McDermott.. 323 108 09 01 17 7 511 Pueblo. 5: Lincoln. 4. Pierce Faces Branca.p 00 0 1 2Rice 10 0 0 start his Shea 57 78 2(1 16 9 11 8 0 Doubles—Vernok, Washington. 22; Mi- Denver. 5: Omaha. 3. game Billy Pierce Totals 33 5x26 15 Totals 35 Tremel.p 00 1 noso. Chicago. 20; Bolling. Boston, against the Senators tomorrow. Stewart 33 44 21 18 1 0 0 1 Des Moines at Colorado Sprints, post- In today's Total* 31 624 13 ToUU 28 827 10 1327.10 4BilkO 10 0 0 McDougald. ' 18; noned . and New York. six been only four , starts against Ed Lopat, who 1 Ran for Belardl In Bth. players tied with ... He has used ,on,,r 1 Hit sacrifice fly for Groth in 6th. x Two out when winning run scored. Total* 35 9 Totals 32 10 27 0 17. 24,13 times, in . . . Dykes has failed to finish his last eight 2'Btruclc out for Rlxzuto In 7th. Triples—Runnels. Washington. 13; Ver- all relief. V&«i^AGUE. 3 Struck out for Byrd in Bth. Philadelphia 000 000 002—2 1 Filed out for Milllken in 6th. non. Washington. 12; Minoso. Chi- to the, third-base Boys' Baseball ’ starts, as. the White Sox press Detroit 001 100 001 —3 2 Called out on strikes for KUppsteln cago, and Mantle. New York, 10; Tut- returned Lvnchbunr Vltht.-Pa- 00(k*—0 tersburg. (». . . New York 000 000 7th. tle. 9. coaching an ARLINGTON LITTLE MAJOR LEAGUE. „ their bid for a sweep over the Chicago 200 002 00*—4 Runs—Limmer, Power. Delsing. In Detroit. line and received Loans Inc., _4: Arlington 1. Newport News. B: York. 0. R 3 Ran for Cooper In 9th. Home runs—Doby, Ceveland, and Man- Klwanis. 3; Portsmouth, ft. Wilson. Bolling. Error—Kuenn. Runs 4 Struck for Tremel in 9th. 20; Rosen, Cleveland. ovation from the crowd. Pairltocton Klwanis, 10; BroyblU's. 4. Lancaster. champions. Runs—Minoso, Cavarretta (2). Ri- batted in Bolling, Boone. Limmer. out tle. New York. Error—Michaels. Runs batted in—- 6 Ran for Baumholts In 9th. 18; Sievers. Washington. 16; Wil- Dodgers, powered by home vera. Power, Tuttle. Two-base hits—Kaline. Boston, Vernon. Washing- f The Cavarretta. Rivera. Michaels. Bawatski. Delsing. Home runs—Bolling, Limmer, Chicago liams. and Sacrifice fly 000 041 010—6 ton. 15. runs off the bats of Duke Snider Two-base hit—Minoso. Power. Sacrifice —Delsing. Double plays— Brooklyn 015 000 10*—7 Stolen Boston, and Ri- —Sawatski. Double nlays Rixsuto DeMaestri to Jacobs to Limmer, Limmer bases—Jensen. and Jackie Robinson, gave to Collins; Fox to Carras- vera. Chicago. 14; Minoso. Chicago. Don to Coleman to Robertson to Pinlgan, Jacobs to Runs—Baumboltz. Baker, Jackson. 12; Busby. Washington. 10; Michaels. quel to Cavarretta. Michaels an«W Cav- Wilson to Pinlgan. Flnigan to Limmer. Sauer. Cooper. Kllppsteto. Hoak, Reese, Newcombe early lead, Left on Chicago. 9. an 6-0 but arretta bases—hew York. Left on bases—Philadelphia, 4; Detroit. Snider. Hodges. Rohinson (2). Furillo. Pitching—Reynolds, New York, 10-1, 6: Chicago. 6. Bases oh balls—Off 9. Bates on Bishop. 2. Struck Error—Kiner. .889; the big righthander was shelled 2; off Byrd, 2; oft Branca. 1. balls—Off Buns batted in—Furillo. .909: Feller. Cleveland. 8-1, Trucks, out—by Bishop, 2; by Gromek, 3. Runs Reese, Hodges, Robinson (2). Campa- Consuegra. Chicago. 12-3. .800: Mor- and it took a neat relief job by Struck out—By Trucks. 4. Hit*—Off and earned runs—Off Bishop. 3-3; off (2). Baker (2), Sauer, Innings; off Branca, 0 in nella. Baumholtx gan, New York. 7-2. .778; Billy Byrd, 8 in 7 Gromek, 2-2. Winning pitcher—Gromek Snider, Ktoer. Two-base Chicago. 14-6. .737. Trucks. Loes to pull the Dodgers Inning. Runs and earned * — 1 runs —Off ln PltcheT Blshol> (2). Campanelia, KUppsteln, Baumholtz. Strikeouts—Turley, 110; Byrd 4-4. Winning pitcher—Trucks Baker, Baltimore. through by a one-run margin. 04-5). Losing (6-S). Time >1 54* Kiner. Home runs—Robinson. Trucks. Chicago. 105; Pierce, Chicago. pitcher—Byrd Sauer. Snider. Double play—Banks to 87; Wynn. 86; Coleman, Sauer smashed Time —2:15. Attendance Cleveland. Hank his 29th —53.067. Baker to Fondjr. Left on bases—Chi- Baltimore. 81. tour-bagger for the Cubs. SECOND GAME. cago. 5; Brooklyn, 4. Bases on balls— NATIONAL LEAGUE. Phita’pbia. Detroit. A.H.O.A. Off Tremel. 2: off Newcombe. 3. Struck Batting—Snider, Brooklyn. .365: Muel- # A.H.O.A. out—By Wally Moon and Stan Musial i Jacobs, 2b 5 14 4 Kuenn.ss 4 2 4 6 Hacker. 1; by KUppsteln. 1; ler. New York. .343; Moon. Bt. Louis, a Phils, 8; Redlegs, 2 Limmer.lb 5 2 181 Tuttle,cf 4 0 10 by Tremel, 1: by Newcombe, 3; by Mll- .338: Schoendienst. St. Louis, .337; led late drive to bring the ' Power.lf 5 13 0 Delsing.lf 10 0 0 liken, 1; b Loes. 4. Hits—Off slacker. Musial. St. Louis. .336. Cinein’tl. A.H.O.A. Pblla phla. A.H.O.A. 2 0 7 In Innings; Off Newcombe. 4 In Mays, New Cardinals up from a 2-0 deficit j Temple.2b 3 0 0 4 Ashburn.cf 6 12 0 Renna.rf 5 110 Lund.lf 20 2*» Runs—Musial. St. Louis. 81: Wilson,cf 3 2 5 0 Boone,3b 4 10 4 . 4% Innings; off KUppsteln, 2 In 3V* In- York. 79; Snider. Brooklyn. 78; an easy victory SMer’man 1 0 0 0 Tor’son.lb 4 17 0 nings; off Tremel, in innigs; off 77; Moon, over the Brldges.2b 0 0 0 0 Burgess.c 4 15 0 Pinlgan.3b 3 3 10 Belardi.lb 3 1 12 2 1 8 Loes. Schoendienst. Bt. Louis. St. DeMVtrl.ss 4 2 2 0 Kallne.rf 4 13 0 3 to 3 Innings.. Runs and earned'runs— Louis. 75. iants. Moon, the spectacular \ Harm n.3b 4 3 2 0 Hamner.2b J 0 0 1 House,c 5-4; Newcombe, 4-4; off Louis. 90; Si * 415 0 42 7 0 Astroth.c 4 10 0 40 4 2 Off Hacker. off Runs batted to—Musial. St. rbokie fielder, ‘Belief Ennisirf Pficano.p 3 0 0 2 Bolling.2b 3 0 0 3 KUppsteln, l-l; off MttUken, i-j; off Hodges. Brooklyn. 87; Snider. ¦Brook- center smashed 40 7 0 42 3 0 1-1; Loes, by pitcher lyn. Mays. York, and Jab- Klz’ski.lb Schell.lf 2 2 1 Nleman 10 0 0 Tremel off 1-1. Hit 84: New four hits including his 10th Or grass.lf 4 0 8 0 Morgan.** 3 2 Garver.P 10 0 0 —By KUppsteln (Furillo). Winning ionski. St. Louis. 80. . B'owskl.rf 4 110 Jones.Sb 42 11 Miller,p 8 pitcher—Loes (6-3). Losing pitcher— Hits—Schoendienst. Bt. Louis. 138; homer and Musial cracked his 0 10 136: Snider. Hacker (5-10). Time—2:27. Attendance Mueller. New York, j four-bagger with two mates ; Bailey.c ' 20 3 0 Totals 37 13 27 8 687 16 —7.728. Brooklyn. Bell. Ctoctohatl. and Moon. 29th Podb’lan.p 10 0 0 Totals 33 St. Louis. 135. aboard as Rookie Brooks Law- 1 Escalera 1 O 0 O 1 Grounded out for Bolling to 9th. Doubles—Bell. Cincinnati. 29; Snider. OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.-FRI. A SAT. ’til 7 P.M. gained his seventh victory Perk’skl.p 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 021 120 20(—8 Brooklyn, and Schoendienst. St. Louis. THURSDAY rence ft - 130—3 Chicago, Hainner. i 2 Post 11 0 Detroit - 000 000 28: Ktoer. and relief. Collum.P 00 0 0 —Jacobs, Limmer. Power, Henna, 7; 4 In Runs DeMaestri, Cards, Giants, "Brooklyn. 9; Hamner. Willie Mays Wilson (2), Flnigan. Tuttle, | hit his 35th homer Totals 32 624 4 Totals 34 11 27 7 Lund, Belardl. Errors —Fricano. Kuenn. St. Leals. A.H.O.A. New Yerk. .A.H.O.A. Philadelphia, and Schoendienst. St. NATIONALLYFAMOUS Dusty Runs batted to—DeMaestri, Astroth (2). Repu’skllf 5 I*3 Lock’n.lb 5210 1 Louis, 8; Moon, St. Louis. 7;- Qiniam, the Giants, and for In 6tb. 0 Brooklyn. Mays. York, and Mu- for 1 struck out Fodbalian Power, Limmer. Pinlgan (2). Belardl. Moon.cf 5 4 2 0 Mueller,rf 5 12 0 New 2 Singled for Perkowski in Bth. (2>. Two-bate hit* Astroth, Rhodes also connected. for Temple In Bth. Boone 3chd’t.2b 11 2,6 Mays.cf 62 4 0 35; Sauer, 3 Piled out Jacobs. Three-base hits Musial. rs 4 13 1 Rhodes.lf 4 3 0 0 HpmV'runs— York. Roberts { 000 000 020—2 Boone. Home runs Limmer. Belardl. Jab’skl,3b 113 Th’pson,3b 10 0 3 Chicago. 29: Kluszewskl. Cincinnati, First to Get 15. Cincinnati plays—Bol- 4 Musial. St. Louis. 28; Hodges, and SWIM SUITS 010 3U4 OOx—B Sacrifice—Fricano. Double 0 and PLAY Philadelphia to Hemus,3h 0 0 1 Dark.ss 4 0 4 3 Brooklyn. first ling to Kuenn to Belardl; Honse Bol- C’gh’m.lD 4 0 0 0 Hos man.2b 3 2 3 3 28. . -0; Robin Roberts became the Run*—Borkowskl. McMillan. Ashburn. ling Belardl Kuenn. ’ Left on bases Stolen bases —Bruton, Milwaukee. (3). to to Sarnl.c 6 16 0 Westrum.e 3 0 4 0 Temple, 19-game winner in the majors Ennis (2). Schell. Morgan Jones. —Philadelphia. 5: Detroit, 6. Bases on Hearn.p 0 5 Pondy. Chicago, 16: Cincin- Runs batted in—Jones, 2; off Oarver. 1: off Gra’mas.ss 4 0 14 2 0 nati. 15; Moon. St. Louis. 12: Math- the Phils submerged the Errors —None. balls—Off Fricano. Beard,p 1 0 0 0 2Taylor 1 o 0 0 aa Reds Ennis, Roberts. Ash- By 2; Milwaukee. 8. . . _ (2), Morgan. Garver. ews. , Schell hits—Morgan. Miller. 1. Struck out— Lawr’ce.p 2 0 0 0 Gomez.p 0 0 0 0 New York. under, burn. Post (2). Two-base by Miller. 1. Hits—Off Garver. 12 in 0 Pitching—Antonelll. 14-2. a barrage of home runs. Home Miller, innings. 1Frazier 1 0 0 0 alrvln 10 0 Davis. Chicago. 7-2. .778: Meyer. Jones (2). Schell. Borkowskl. Bell. 4Vj innings: off 1 to 4% 0 Grissom.p 00 0 0 .875: Del Ennis, Bobby Morgan and Morgan. Ennis. Sacrifice and earned runs—Off Fricano, 3-1; Haddix.p 00 0 Brooklyn, and Lawrence. 3*. Louis. runs—Schell. Runs Winning 700; Grissom, New York, 9-4, fly—Roberts. on basea—Cincinnati, eff Garver, 6-6: Miller, 2-0. 7-3. OFF! Left off Danny Schell reached the seats on (4-7). Losing pitcher— Totals 36 9 27 14 Totals 34 10 27 16 69° 20% 4: Philadelphia. 7. Bases balls—Off pitcher—Fricano Rob- 1; St. Louis. 11*: • • righthander Roberts. 1: off Podbellan, off Perkow- Oarver (7-7). Attendance 6th. Strikeouts—Haddix. . to give the ace an by Time—2:lo. 2Grounded out for Hearn to erts. Philadelphia, 117; EisUne. Ladies' Swim Suits— 7.95 to 19.95 Ladies' Shorts 2.95 to 5.95 ski. 3. Struck out—By Roberts. 4. —22.603. 1Plied for Lawrence 9th. Brooklyn. New York. early 8-0 lead. Roberts had a t; by 2. out in 100: Antonelll. Podbelian. Coltum. Hits—Off 3Fouled out for Gomez in Bth. 93; Milwaukee. 90. two-hitter until the eighth. Podbellan. 6 in 5 Innings; off Perkowski. Spahn. 5 In 2 Innings; off Collum. 0 In 1 St. Louis 000 003 022-T-7 • Swim 1.95 to 3.95 • Ladies' and Men's Bill Tuttle's ninth-inning sin- Inning. Runs and earned runt—Off 011 001 001-^4 Masks New - .4-4; Perkowski, off Red Sox y 3 York • T-Shirts --1.95 to 4.95 gle Podbellan off 4-3: Indians, 6; TgEsSL Children's Life scored Red Wilson with the Collum. «-«: off Roberts. 2-2. Winning Runs—Repulski,- Moon 13), Schoen- • (15-8). Losing pitcher | Boston. A.H.O.A. Cleveland. A.HJD..A Fights Last Night Preservers 2.99 to 5.45 Swim Fins 2.95 to 8.95 that gave Steve his pitcher— Roberts 2 5 0 10 dienst. Musial (2). Mays (2). Rhodes, run Gromek (6-5). Time—2:10. At- Consolo.ss 5 2 2 Smith.if By (ha Press • Associated - —Podbellan Plersall.rf 10 30 3 4 Hofman. Errors—Hearn, Schoendienst, • Cops 1-00 Ear Plugs 30e 12th victory Detroit grabbed —11,415. 40 Avlla.2b 2 3 0 C.—Pappy WmW Swim as tendance Williams.lf 3 0 0 0 Doby.cf 4 CHARLOTTE. N. Gault. • — hits—Hofman, Moon, Billy opener Philadelphia. J 5 6 2 Qlynn.lb 0 0 1 0 Dark. Two-base H9Va, Spartanburg. S. C., and o Nose Clips. 60c Swim Goggles 75c to 3.95 the from : White.e 2 32 0 2 drew (10). Swim G’dman.lb 1 00 0 Rosen.3b Schoendienst. Home « runs—Musial, Short. 126. Chdrlotte, • The Athletics rapped Agganls.lb 317 0 Wertz.lb 29 0 Bobby Hughes 173%. leach Bags 1.25 Ned Gar- ,4 3 0 Rhodes, Moon, Mays. Sacrifice Thomp- DETROIT.— King, 16644. for 12 of their hits give Worthington Recalled Jensen.cf 3 3 2 0 W’stlake.cf 0 0 Warren, Ohio., stopped Lou ver 13 to ( Hatton.3b 3 113 Phllldy.rf 3 2 0 0 son. Double plays—Grammas to Ch 7 Marion Fricano an easy victory Lepclo.2b 30 5 2 Dente.ss 40 2 6 MXAML Fla.—Wallace (Bud) Smith, j 0 0 Hegan.c 4 2 5 1 Schoendienst to Cunningham (2). Left Cincinnati, Rafael Lastre, From Farm by Giants 1 Olson 1 0 on bases St. Louis, 9: New York. 9. 140. stopped in the nightcap. First Baseman ' Sullivan.p 30 11 Lemon.p 310 1 Beard, i; 14 2Maxwell 110 0 Bases on balls—Off off Law- r’iCHMOND,' Calif.—Art Rampont. _____ (3), (2). Lou Limmer homered in each [ 8y the Associated Press . rence Hearn Grissom 1. Calif., outpointed Davey Struck out—By Beard, 3; by Lawrence, 131, Oakland. game the As. Totals 35 10 24 Ift Totals 33 11 27 13 Lee, 131. Reno (8). ( for YORK, Lepclo 9th. 1; by Hearn, 1; by Gomez, 1; by Gris- NEW July 28.—The 1 Plied out for In som, 1. in 3 Innings; wts. /} ; Singled for In 9th. Hits—O ffßeard. 6 i today recalled Pitcher 2 Sullivan by Lawrence. 3 in 6 Innings; by Haddix, in Tennis Tourney Giants Boston 000 101 001—3 1 to 1 inning; by Hearn 4 to 6 innings; Governor
Worthington - Gridder Has Appendectomy Allan from their Cleveland 301 100 20*—-6 by Gomez, 2 to 2 Innings: by GrlsSom, NEWARK, J., July 28 UP). Runs—Agganls. Jensen, Maxwell, Avila, toning. earned runs—Off N. JSfiuwNG farm To 3 to 1 Runs and : SOUTH RUISLIP, England, Minneapolis club. make Doby, Rosen (3). Wert*. Errors—Hatton Beard. 2-1; off Lawrence. 1-1: off Had- —Gov. Robert B. Meyner is an room, Pitcher Ramon Monzant (2). Wert*, Avila. Westlake. Runs batted dix, 1-1; off Hearn. 3-3; off Gomez. 2-2; the New Jersey all- July 28 (IP).—United States Mid- In—Werti (3), Rosen. Doby, Jenson, off Grissom. 2-2. Hit bv Ditcher —By entry In shipman James Durham, Georgia was optioned to Minneapolis. Williams. Two-base hits—Wert*. PhlUey, Hearn .Schoendienst); by Lawrence amateur men’s single tennis GOLF Doby, Jensen.—Home runs—Rosen. Jen- (Hofman); bv Grissom (Hemus).. Win- ] Worthington was with the (7-3). Losing start Au- OUTFITS Tech football player who was i sen. Werta. Sacrifice—Lemon. Sacrifice ning Ditcher—Lawrence championships which I year, breaking into : fly—Williams. Double play—Began to pitcher—Gomez (8-7). Time—2:69. At- with appendicitis on a ji Giants last Hatton to Lepclo to Agganls; tendance—2l,7l6. gust 14. stricken majors successive shut- ; to Dente: training cruise, was reported j ; the with Rosen to Avila to Wertz; Lemon to I COMPLETE Philadelphia and Dente to Wert*. Left on bases—-Boston, (*l getting along fine today at a I outs over 10: Cleveland, 7. Base on ball*—Off I However, 4; out— hospital Durham under- j| Brooklyn. he was wild Lemon. off Sullivan. 3. Struck and here. training year By Lemon. 5: by_BulMvan. 4. Runs went an emergency operation i in spring this and earned runs-—Off Sullivan, 6-S; off 3-2. Winning pitcher—Lemon, in sent to Minneapolis for fur- Lemon. (7-9). •board the U. S. S. Worcester j¦ was *l2-5). Losing pitcher—Sullivan, --- 3*36 ' seasoning. fa mid-Atlantic. ther Time—2:2B. fceSSH I I 1553 B«wiu?£?Si£s-* Models ' 8 £“ SS smashing prices to smithereens! V LOUISVILLE, Set of 3 Woods'" 100.00 69.95 I We’re - 54.00 39.95 * I USED SPECIALS
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