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¦ - ¦» «¦' w * ... e-wr -wMi;,-,- *'T. **.¦'•*¦*•’,**-' ¦. THE EVENING STAR |T- Troutman Refuses Washington, D. C. Benching Talk To Interfere With W-L Seems Cinch to Keep THURSDAY, MAY •, I*s* C-5 ; in the last to nose out Loop's Negro Ban St. Anthony, 5-4. Virginia Title ! St. John's won its seventh May UP). Northern by Yogi; PINE BLCFF. Ark., 5 \ Blasted ' game starts, 11-1, —Negroes have been banned NORTHERN VIRGINIA< GROUP It in 12 over playing less ball for the next six in- Episcopal, in seven from in the Class C Cot- i LEAGUE nings. winless : ton States League George W. L. w. L. games. and Washing'n-Lee 7 2 Palls Church 3 5 George Washington, mean- Trautman, boss George 4 4 Pair(ax The schedule: of the minor Wasb'n 3 6 while, coasting along a 4 leagues, says Mount Vernon 4 4 was on TtdlT Clubs in Pack not J he will inter- Woodward Prep at Annandale. :W. fere with the league ruling. With only three league games 6-2 lead when the roof caved Suitland vs Hisb Point !t Green- Continued From Pue C-l remaining, Washington-Lee in during the top of the eighth. belt. 2:30. Pope The Pine Bluff Judges, cellar ap- Bladensburc vs. Northwestern at Kiner and to force in Four errors, two walks and five Taft. 3:30. team in the six-team league, pears to be a cinch to wrap up Monttomery a . hits, capped by Bushong s Bethesda-Chevy Chase at signed three Negroes recently in its eighth baseball championship Buzz Blair. 3:30. Pope’s walk brought a hot homer with one on, added up Gaithersburg at Richard Montgom- an effort to boost attendance. in the last 10 years. ery. 3:3(). protest from Stengel and he was to nine runs game Balto. Carver Dunbar. Shortly after the Judges an- league and the for at 3:30. ejected. Bob Grimm replaced The Generals have W-L. Tomorrow nounced their decision, a league games remaining Chamberlain at Tech. 3:30. Ford and was slapped for a two- with Mount Gonzaga continued its Phelps at Armstrong. 3:30. meeting was called for Green- Vernon, and march run pinch by Dale Mitch- Fairfax Fa’is League Spingsrn at Anacostia. 3:30. ville yesterday by Judge Emmet Church, that order. The toward a Catholic cham- Coolidge at Roosevelt. 3:30. ell which put the Indians ahead, Harty, president in Gen- pionship with its second victory Cardozo at Western. 3:.*10. of the league- erals have beaten all three pre- Bell at Wilson. 3.30. 5-4. in as days, a Georgetown Directors of the league de- viously, many this time St. John’g at Prep. 3.30. Lemon was chased as but also lost to Mount triumph over DeMatha vs Mackln at De La the clined to say what had been 17-0 Priory. The Salle. 3:45 Yankees scored four in the Vernon and Falls Church. How- win gave the Eagles a league- Priory at Carroll. 3;30. discussed at the meeting, but ever, Coach Dick Morton’s club Gonzaga at St. Albans 9:30 eighth on three singles and Virgil leading Falls Church 45. three Wooley. business manager likely artiiiery 6-1 record. at Fairfax. 1 walks and added three in the has too much for Eastern came up with a Mount Vernon at Washington-Lee. i. of the Pine Bluff club, said last either the Mounts or Jaguars at run George Washington vs. Wakefield at ninth off Ray Narleski on night Four Mile Run. 8 he had been notified that this time. Gar-Pie!d at Oeorge Mason. 3 30. Bauer’s fifth homer, two singles the Judges would forfeit any Laurel at Oxon Hill. 3:30. Washington-Lee’s power was Tigers Great Mills at Calvert County. 3:30. and a walk. games in which the Negroes Sign Fox' Son Margaret Brent at La Plata, 3:30 night an DETROIT, May (#’).—The Red Sox Halt Tigers played demonstrated last in 5 Rockville Carver at Palto. Carver. 3:30. Wooley 11-7 defeat of George Washing- Tigers have signed Jimmy Fox, Saturday Meanwhile, Sox said he appealed to Washingon-Lee at Maryland Frosta. 3. the Red ended ton. The Generals collected two 19-year-old son of Ervin (Pete) St. Stephen’s vs. Wakefield at Four six-game by Trautman, but Trautman said it ' Mile Run. a streak topping the runs in the first inning on Don Fox, Tiger , as 8. was a league decision and he former Friends at Sanford. ;.:30. brash Tigers, 3-2 in 11 , one on. a batting practice Landon at Bt. James. 2. wouldn’t Goddard's homer . His Virginia and kept talking overrule it. with Episcopal at Episcopal. 3:30. Detroit from Jack Ginn, GW’s starting pitch- father is a Tiger scout in the Sunday the league Washington ; Gonzaga at Georgetown Prep (2)» lead. er, then hurled hitless and run- Detroit area. 2 p.m. beat Chicago, 5-4, and Kansas City topped Baltimore, 6-5. SENATORS Continued From Page C-l In the , the n r W§ "II ! runaway Dodgers dropped the Vernon slammed a three-run gmm i| y“TTI W" |' f Wfc Cardinals 7Vi games back with home in the third inning after a 12-4 victory, Brooklyn’s 17th Eddie Yost and Ed Fitz Gerald in games. singled. 19 The Pirates That trimmed Milwaukee, 5-4, for margin was whittled to their fourth straight. A homer 4-3 in the third when Nelson WILL MONTE MAKE IT?-—New York.—lt looks like a close race between Monte by Whitey Lockman in the 11th , Fox and Minnie Minoso singled gave Giants a victory and Bob Nieman rammed a home Irvinof the Giants and the ball heading for the glove of the 4-3 run off; Gene over the Cubs, into the left-field stands in second-place Baker of the Cubs the second inning yesterday at the Polo Grounds. Baker whose four-game win streak Bob Porterfield. never got to make the tag. He dropped the ball, thrown by Catcher died. The Reds walloped the The Senators Increased their Clyde McCul- advantage to 5-3 in the eighth lough as struck out. Irvin was credited with -a stolen Phillies, 7-3. base. The The Dodgers’ latest streak against when Busby won, on 11th walked, second, Giants 4-3, Whitey Lockman’s inning .—AP Wirephoto. was extended to six victories stole moved to when , third after Pete Runnels fled out and and scored on Ernie Oravetz’s blasted pinch homers, the last two coming single to left. Chicago with men scored in the same Inning when two on base. Ken singled. MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES Boyer and Rip Repulski homered Fox doubled and Nieman for Cards, but Johnny Chicago gave the Senators a the fright in the had plenty of cushion. ninth after Jim Podfes Rivera singled and went out at- Shakeup Helps Giants YANKS, 11; INDIANS, 5 PIRATES, 5; BRAVES, 4 REDLEGS, 7; PHILS, 3 i tempting to steal. George Kell Friday, Manager Leo Durocher shook walked an/1 so did Sherman Lol- RES Thursday, Saturday Only! N«w York. A.H.O.A Cleveland ABHO A M’wa»kea A.H.O.A. Pltti’rgh A.H.O.A. A.H.O.A. up the batting prompted l Bruton,cf 1Cincinnati. Phila. A.H.O.A order of his lar, which Dressen to Noren.lf 6 13 0 Sm’h,rf-3b 4 110 ) 5 110 Clem'te.rf 3 0 5 0 TcmPlf/tb 4 2 3 6 Ashburn.ef 4 3 2 0 world champion WEEK-END WEEK-END SPECIAL --WEEK-END SPECIAL 62 10 Avlla,2b 310 0 I Logan.,, 52 4 4 Groat,ss 415 2 5 “kl.lb 416 1 Morgan.2b 30 3 2 Giants and the summon Chuck Stobbs from the j SPECIAL j j j~ , Sauer.rfantle.cf 4 0 3 0 Wertz.lb 4 0 9 0 ) M cws .lb 3 10 4 Mayor,cf 4 10 0 Bridge,,3b 10 0 1 T'rg’sn.lb 4 14 0 move paid dividends. Young bullpen. i Berra.c 4 3 10 0 Kiner.lf 2 0 2 0 • Tho’son.lf 40 2 0 Shepard,c 3 17 1 Bell.cf 4 12 0 Gr'gr'sa.rf Keg. II nnicpr Collins, 3 14 1 Pope.cf 3 2 2 0 IPafko 1 0 0 I J 4 12 0 replacing 5.95 I \ „ ! lb I 0 Long,lb 3 2 6 0 brnskl.ll 310 0 Blaylock,U 42 0 2 Foster Castleman, Stan Jok, running for Kell, and I 1 JWOit* rCUTT PR Carey.3b 2 Majeski.3b CES 6 2 0 10 11 Aaron.rf 5 2 10 Lynch.lf* 3 0 10 Paly*.lf 00 0 0 Lopata.c 40 9 0 Davey Williams at second, CLOSEOUT McDo’d.2b 4 0 11 2MltcheU 110 0 Crowe.lb 3 0 9 1 G.Pr',e.3b 4 10 2 3 5 1 4 0 5 3 got Ed McGhee, running for Lollar, 2 2 10 1 I I . § Baker,3b Hunter,ss 2 0 4Dente.3b 0 o'C'ell.2b 4 16 1 Cole,2b 10 11 iHrn.3b.lb 5 17 3 Smalley.,, 4 2 2 3 the first home run of his major Block* of 1 jjR- lSlaug'ter 1 0 0 0 sßosan 0 0 White.c 4 2 0 E.Pr se.2b 2 12 4 idvanced when Pinch-hitter Vern ,j 10 2 Esji'.f/. ? } Mr'z’nskl,# 1 0 0 0! league Rlzzuto.ss 110 2 Ehilley.rf 0 0 0 0 Burd'te.p 2 10 0 Surkont.p 2 0 0 2! I M M11n.,, 4 02 149 Miller,# career. Ruben Gomez Stephens was tossed out by 0 0 10 d.ss 3 0 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 Run- | | Ford.p gtrick Staley.p j ¦ Jolly.p 0 0 0 0 Friend,p 0 0 0 1 j 20 2 2 lClark 100 0! won the tense mound duel Orim.p 1 00 0 HAltobelU 10 0 0 1 i Varga,.# o 0 o 0 Fowler.p 10 0 2 Mever.p 000 0 j from nels. That left It up to Chico CBvrne 1 0 0 0 Hegan.c 0 8 1 ¦JGorbou, 1 3 2Tanner 0 0 1 10 0! Sam Jones. Carrasquel, Morsap.p 1 0 0 0 TSimpson 1 0 0 0 10 who sent a game- ' Jonson.p _ 0 O 0 0 Cole.p 0 0 0 2 Lemon,p 3 0 11 ’ i Rookie ending grounder 3Dittmer 10 0 0 3Enni« 1 0 0 0 j to Narleski.p 0 0 0 0 | Jay.p 0 0 0 1 made a spectacular 8 Westlake 10 0 0 Total, 36 11 27 19 Total, 35 10 27 12 catch to Bob Kline. Totals 38 10 24 11 Totals 29 727 13 the Pittsburgh game. He ran NOTES: Dean Stone will op- Totals 87 10 27 6 Totals 32 627 7 j 1 Grounded Into play for Miller deep rightfleld 1 Into force play for Thomson j in oth. to the stands to pose the Orioles tomorrow night. CUTS' | 1 Plied out Hunter in ?t.h. ! lor in 9th. 2 Singled for Meyer In spear George 2 Plied out lor Grim in 7th. i 7th. Crowe’s long drive . . Fitz Gerald MB 3 contributed three 0 3 Singled for Majeski in 3rd. | 2 Hit into force play for Vargas in | Filed out Cole In Oth. J. ii for with two out in the singles I 3rd. 6th. ninth and to the Senators’ 10-hit IH 4 Ran for Mitchell in | Basketball | [... „ 6 Hit into force play fox Dente in Rth. ! 3 Grounded out for Johnson in Bth. ! SSf'S".**!, 101 221 000—7 | two men on base for Milwaukee. attack, with Yost adding two j 1! 6 Btruck out for Strickland in 9th. Philadelphia 000 111 000 3 I Max . 7 Popped up for Hegan in 9th. Milwaukee 010 200 001—4 j Surkont, although relieved others. . . The White Sox got ™ ! 8 Struck for Narleski in 9th. IPittsburgh Runs—Temple. Borkowski. Bell, Har- j by Friend, j; out | 000 050 OOx—s 1 (3). Bob was credited with seven hits off Porterfield, 1 mon. Post Staley. Ashburn, Torge- who mao i:ll victory. 288 1 Famous Make._ Hew York 301 000 043—11 Runs —Logan, Crowe, O’Connell, Bur- ton. Blaylock. Error—Borkowski. Runs the Dave Jolly was the leveled his record at 3-3. | | 21.00 12.99 | | 8.97 ~~ * * I 023 000 000— 6 ; dette, ted ln <2 >. and for and Cleveland Groat. Shepard. G. Freese, E. ??^ ,. Bur es Borkowski, Post loser. For gym camp: sport* | 94 r\r\ ir QO 19.95 "Nadco" Freese, Greengrass. Jablonski, Oravetz has walked twice I i 1 D.W IIi i 15.99 I Runs—Bauer Noren, Berra Surkont. Errors O’Connell. 43>-, Torgeson. and * street wear. With heavy molded J "Uniflpx" 17 00 I (2). Mantle. Cole, Surkont, Clemente. Blaylock Two-base hit,—Ashburn (2). Wally singled sole; sizes from size ?8 95 >. Collins Wertz. Runs batted Post homered all children’! IISO I (4 (2), Carey. Bmith. in—Bruton. E. Preese (2), Borkowski, Smalley. Greengrass. Three- for Cin- twice in his last four 11 to men’s size 13. 3U.UUOH Ay.yy70 OO 1 35.00dc'Ao va/YWilson Turft'x *4 x 2 Xiner (2). Pope, Runs batted in—Berra Burdette. base hits—Harmon, Blaylock. run, cinnati attempts I J j 27.99 I Carey Pope Groat. Long (2). Aaron. Two-base hits Home in the fourth and sixth pinch-hitting and may (2), Collins. (4). (3), Mitch- Groat, —Post (2). Blaylock, — (2). McDougald. (2). —Logan. Aaron. Mathews. innings and replaced power ell Rizzuto Bauer. hits—Bruton. Long. Home Temple. Sacrifice—Paly,. ,— the be battling his way back into t hit—Smith. Home runs—Pope, Three-base Burges, to Temple: WEEK-END SPECIAL , WEEK-END SPECIAL , j WEEK-END SPECIAL Two-base McMillan to Temple lost because ... 1 Bauer. bases—New York. run —E. Preese. Sacrifice Clemente, to of ’s the regular lineup. If Busby | | M j Berra. Left on balls—Oft ; Long. Double plays—Shepard to E. Borkowski: Temple to McMillan to absence 6. Cleveland. 4. Bases on ! Preese; Harmon Left on base,—Cincinnati. 8: with an injured gets two more homers he'll Matched and Balanced 7-Pe. II Pord. 3: off Lemon. 5: off Narleski, 2. Jay to O'Connell to Crowe. Left 8. a’nkle. match * bases 11; Pittsburgh, 5. Philadelphia Base, balls—Ofi Gerry j out-r—By by Grim, by on —Milwaukee. 1; on Staley game, production. Struck Pord. 2: ft; Surkont, 4; Staley, off Mroilnskl. 3; off Cole 2 won the Ron his 1954 J Morgan. 2; by Lemon, 0: by Narleski, 1. ; Bases on balls—Off off Bur- ! Struck dette. 1; off Jolly. 1. out—By out—-By Staley. 3; by Fowler. 3: Mrozinski lost it. Hits—Off Ford. 2 in 2% innings; off Struck Mrozinskl. 1: by Meyer, 6. Grim, innings; off Morgan, : ! Surkont. 5: by Burdette. 2. Hits—Off ¦ j Staiey. Hits—Off 1 in 3fc» 2 (faced I s In 5 Inning,: off Fow*r. 2 In Nixon Beats Lary in 3 innings; off Lemon. 6 in 7% in- I ! Burdette. 4 in 4 innings 3 in ' 4 Innings; off Mroilnskl, 7 in ! sth); off Jolly, 2 In 4% In- GRiFFS' rings; off 4 in innings. ! nings, off MARKS Narleski. lVs inning; Johnson, Miller. 0 in ti inning: off Willard Nixon, Runs and earned Ford. 5-6; : Vargas. 0 in J /3 off 0 er s in 2 off Cole. 2 in although re- ¦ in 2 innings: off Jay. 1 in 1 inning; M e Y - innings; 2 placed by off Grim. 0-0: off Morgan, 0-0: off I off | I ; inning, Run, and earned run,—Off BATTING off 3-3. Hit 9 in innings: off *»le Off in the AB R H Rbi.Pct 8-8; Narleski, by ; Surkont BV3 Priend. j s Fowler. 0-0; off Mrozin- .. - ... - - 2b.3b.HR. Lemon. 1 in ** inning. Runs and 7--3-2: llth. pitched the 12 —By Pord (Avila). Wild pitch— . i earned runs— ski. 6-6; off Miller, 0-0; off Meyer, 1-1; Red Sox to McDerm tt 1 6 2 0 0 1 .500 ’ Lemon. Narleski. Winning pitcher—Mor- I Off Burdette, 3-3: off Jolly. 2-2; off i ; Winning Paseuat 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 off Johnson. 0-0: off Jay. i P*°- pitcher—Staley their first victory in 36 .400 j // I 1.10 Rewoshed . !! (1-0). Losing Vargas, games, 10'P® j ««9ulor j gan pitcher—Lemon (6-1). ; ! 0-0: seven Oravetz 4 13 1 0 O 2 .361 off off Friend, 0-0. bettering Vernon 77 9 Time—3:o7. Attendance—27.160. 0-0; Surkont. 4-4; J j Tbine—2°6L*Attendance's,6*3?* Frank Lary in a good 27 4 2 5 23 .351 * Winning pitcher—Surkont (2-3). Losing mound Busby 79 11 23 2 1 5 8 .291 ND pitcher—Jolly (0-2). Time—2:37. At- ! duel. The deciding run Runnels 76 7 18 1 0 0 9 .237 7 ! ATHLETICS, 6; ORIOLES, 5 tendance—l3,374. | DODGERS, 12; CARDS, 4 came in the llth after the bases FitzGerald 48 9 11 0 O 2 5 .229 j. 5 . //. ij GOLF BALLS ]j C !?“« by Schmitz 14 1 3 0 0 0 0 .314 A8.H.0.A. were filled two singles a Delis 24 3 5 2 1 0 1 .208 Ralto. A8.H.0.A. K. C. | Bt. Loafs. A.H.O.A Brooklyn. A.H.O.A and Yost 65 15 13 11 ~ GOLF SHOES Cox.3b 4 10 3 Jacob*.2b 2 2 12; Bpyer.3b 5 13 0 walk. An by 17 .200 ji 310 2 infield 27 3 5 0 j Gilliam.2b out Ted Umphlett Diering.cf 414 0 Gorman.p 000 0 ! Virdon.cf 4 2 1 0 2 .185 2 2 0 2 0 Reese.ss 6 3 3 1 Lepcio brought ! Levan 11 o 2 0 0 0 1 * oc Tr’nd’s.lb 3 16 0 Valo.rf 0; MAJOR LEADERS Muslal,lb 4 110 2 Snider.cf 4 12 0 Harry Agganis 17 1 3 .182 ! Moore.p 10 0 1 4Renna.rf 1 0 0 0, Porterfield 100 1 .176 Galt Bog // | O# AL j¦ , ¦ Repulski rs .3 2 0 0 Camp’lla.c 4140 home. Paula 8 1 10 0 t [ j j Evers.rf 4 3 10 F’n’g’n,3b 3 0 13! Bch nst 2b 3 12 2 Amoros.lf 5 0 3 0 11 .167 QQ 4 13 1 4 2 5 0 ! AMERICANLEAGUE Moon.lf A Sievera 69 9 11 0 0 4 11 .159 ! Dots, Kroflites, Titleists—all Smith.c Zernial.lf 4 0 10 Hodges.lb 4 17 0 home run by Gus Zernial in Kline 28 1 4 0 0 0 Custom built with j | | Coan.lf 4 13 0 Wilson.cf 4 12 0 BATTING 50 at bats)—Skow- Rice.c 3 12 0 0 .143 (based on Rob'son.3b .3120 the fifth and Roig 14 2 0 0 0 - I famous makes. Young.2b 4 0 2 2 Kr’h’ski.lb4 0 7 0 New York .451; Power. Kansas 1 Schofield some .tight 2 0 .143 chroma step Out of the 8I„„*tol2 ln brown for Miranda,ss 13 ron. 00 0 0 Furillo.rf 10 6 0 relief Snyder 14 0 2 1 0 0 1 .143 , | | 3 1 DeM'tri.ss 4 0; Detroit. .394; 0 pitching by ° to b n 42 3 17 0! City. .415: Kaline. Lapalme.p 0 0 1 Podres.p 4 10 1 Gorman ac- Kline 25 1 3 0 0 0 0 .120 I ,0 Terri,iC Whl, Byrd.p 1 00 2 Astroth.c Detroit, .385; Nieman, Chi- 3Hemus 10 0 Tom rOUBh yOU! VOlue! 11 ~ . ßvmov -.* Raschi.p 0 0 0 Kuenn. 0 Edwards 18 11 0 0 0 .056 I lSr. D?k e.d £oS! McDn’ld.P 0 0 0 0 1 i ! cago, .352. 3 0 3 counted for the 0 leather grips. # fit. 2Kennedy 1 0 0 0 iSleater 1 0 0 Oi Gra’mas.ss J Athletics’ ver- Stone 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 j j } | sortable. anus Chicago Bauer, 4Elliott 10 0 0 dict over Oldis I Waitkus.lb 2 0 2 0 Kellner.p O 0 0 2 , RUNS—Carrasquel. and 10 Baltimore. 11 0 0 0 0 O .000 3Bollweg 10 0 0 New Mantle, New York. 19; Law’ence.p 11 gave Gorman Abernathy 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 York. 20: Power, Kansas Moford.p 10 0 3 up only two hits Stobbs 1 0 0 0 0 WHK-tND SFECIAL S.ECUL WEEK ENO SEECIAI Suder.2b 0 0 11 Smith. Cleveland and 2 12 0 and no 0 0 .000 City. 18. 28arni,c runs Klllebrew 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 j in the last three innings Team batting—-I Totals 36 10 24 10 Totals 31 927 8 RUNS BATTED IN—Nieman. Chicago 924 33 4 and Vernon, Washington. 23: Kaline. Total* 35 12 927 Vic Raschi, the ex-Yankee, -648 AB.. 79 R„ 152 H„ Avg.. 235. 1 Grounded out for Racht in 4th. Skowron, York, Fin- 'Jotals starting out for Byrd in sth. Detroit; New and 1 Ran for Rice !n 7th. his first game PITCHING 2 Struck igan and Zernial, Kansas City. 18. for the IP. H. 3 Forced out for Kellner in 6th. 2 Lined out for Moford in 7th. As yielded a Schmitzt 30 33 BB.SO.GB.GG.W. L. 4 out Valo in HlTS—Kuenn. Detroit. 30; Kaline. De- three-run homer 11 12 3 2 3 0 . Popped 6th. 3 Filed out for La Palme in 41 38 | for troit. Power. Kansas City and 9th. to Porterfield 18 21 6 3 3 28; Hoot Evers first (McDermott 19 2 Baltimore 300 002 000—5 Vernon. Washington. 27; Bauer, New 4 Flied out for Grammas in 9th. in the but 25 22 17 5 11 3 City 110 York, didn a ! Pascual 20 23 13 18 2 0 0 1 1 Kansas 211 OOx—6 t allow hit for 26. St. Louis 000 010— 4 the next | Stobbs 16)5 10 DOUBLES —Lepcio. Boston, and Wtfron. Brooklyn 201 three innings. Stone 16 14 11 710022 Runs—Cox. Diering. Triandos. Evers 7; Detroit, 113 003 04x—12 He left for a i 12 0 0 3 (2). Kansas City. Kuenn. and Abernathy 5 8 3 (2). Jacobs. Valo Zernial. Demaestri. Finigan, pinch-hitter in ] 70000 Astroth. Errors —None. Runs batted in— Power and Kansas City. 6. Run*—Boyer, Virdon (2), Repulski, the fourth. Alex Currie 4 7 2 20000 Evers (4), Coan. Finigan. Zernial »2). TRIPLES—Fox. Chicago. 3; Throne- Gilliam (2). Reese (2). Snider (2). Cam- Kellner replaced him but Shea 3 4 2 10000 — panella, Hodge*. went Jacobs. Wilson.. Astroth. Two-base hits berry. Boston: Kaline. Detroit: Power Robinson. Furillo. out in ! Ramoi 2 2 1 OOOOoi |• Cox, Valo, DeMaestri. Evers. Home runs and Finiaan, Kansas City, and Carey Podres (2). Errors—Rice. Muslal (2). the sixth when the Orioles ; Hyde 1 0 1 00000 j I j "Aio-,09.*- — Runs batted In—Reese (3», ! Stewart ’h". .—Evers, Zernial. Stolen bases Skowron, New York. Hodges. 0 1 0 Astroth. and 2. (3). (2). scored twice pull up 00000 Coan* Jacobs. Sacrifice —Pinnigan. Chicago Snider Repulski Boyer. Podres. to to Valo. 7: Ka- Campanella (4), Then 6-5 Finigan HOME RUNS—Lollar. Two-base . Double plays to Jacobs to Chicago, and Schoendienst. Gorman came in give i! SPINNING Q '| line. Detroit: Nieman. Virdon (2). to ! JZ. 1 ]| hit*—Muslal, Repulski, Kmrhoaki. Left on bases—Baltimore. 4: Zernial. Kansas City, 6; five players Sarni. up only i City, Home runs—Hodges. Snider. Repulski, two hits Kansas 6. Bases on balls —Off tied with 5. in the final Byrd. 1; off McDonald, 1. Struck out— Boyer. Campanella. Stolen base—Gilliam. three innings. By 1; Moore, by Raschi, STOLEN BASES—Minoso. Chicago. 6: Sacrifice fly—Campanella. Harry Byrd was Byrd. by 1: 3: Bos- Sacrifice—Gil- tne "SHIM by Kellner. 2: by Gorman. 2. Hits —Off Busby. Washington. 4; Jensen, liam. Left on bases—St. Louis. 6: Brook- loser. ! !| ! 1 in ton, and Kaline. Detroit, 3; 10 play- lyn, 6. Bases balls—Off SEW] Bwrd. 8 in 4 innings: off McDonald. on Lawrence. 4: assskt: 1 innings; off Moore. 0 in 2% innings: ers tied with 2. off Moford. 2: off Podres. 2. Struck out— i 1% ! •ff 4 in 4 innings: off Kellner. 4 Turley, New York. 4-0, By Moford. 2; by La Palme. 1; by Raschi. off 2 in 3 innings. PITCHING— 3-0. 4. Hits—Off in 2 /s jl Porman, Washington. Podres. a I j In 2 innings: 1.000; Lawrence. 4 * l 1 3.69 5-5; Schmitz. Chicago Innings: AQ and earned Byrd. Consuegra. off Moford. 2 in .3 innings: 13 runs—Off 1.000: Pierce MINOR J* casting Runs off and off La Palme, Vi LEAGUES ML. M j j 4 4'/2-foot rod off McDonald, 1-1: off Moore. 0-0: and Burtschy. Gorman and Kellner, 3 in 2 innings. Runs and I I J Raschi. 3-3; off Kellner. 2-2: off Gor- Kansas City. 2-0, 1.000. earned runs—Off Lawrence. 5-5: off Mo- M .|j7 with famous 100-yard j 0-0. by pitcher—By Byrd ford, 3-2; off La Palme. 4-3; off Podres. I I 1 man. Hit Winning Score. 40; by available in mod r€CI (Jacobs). Wild pitch—Smith Cleveland.Cleve- 4-4. Hit pitcher—By Lawrence j | licenses sold here! j | - | Losing pitcher Turley, New York. 33: Lemon. (Hodges). Wild pitches—Lawrence. cm ucll I pitcher—Gorman (2-0). Chicago. Mo- located Time land. 29; Harshman. 25: ford. Winning pitcher—Podres (2-1). —Bvrd (1-1), —2:16. Attendance Sullivan. Boston, Garcia, Cleve- Hollywood 8 San i,co 2 buildings - - —1.1,624. and Losing pitcher—Lawrence (1-2). Time—- A Fra nr at com- WEEK-END SPECIAL WEEK-END SPECIAL WEEK-END SPECIAL land, 23. -2:30. R S< c,ATION pclilivc jj" Attendance—l9.3Bß. Loul s vfflf !C^ n^r J rales. , j . NATIONAL LEAGUE ,P 0lta «¦ on 6 ' terrific Prices Cut Brand-New MMirii RED SOX, 3; TIGERS, 2 (Based on 50 At bats>—Muel- B"ftlnV&CiiirlMion 4. MinntßDOll, 2 14th and N. Y. Ave ; BATTING York. Repulskl. St. GIANTS, 4; CUBS, 3 ler. New .375; _ , INTERNATIONALLEAGUE choice suites in the VALUES Bo,ton. A.H.O.A. Detroit. A.H.O.A. Louis 370: Moon. St. Louis. .355: Lo- Columbus «, Buffalo 3. * .347; Shepard. Pitts- Chicago. Rochester 6, Wyatt Jj G'dm»n,2b 40 4 4 Kuenn.sz 5 115 in. Milwaukee. A.H.O.A. New York. A.H.O.A. Richmond 4. and Trans lu* TENNIS * Agganls.lb 5 2112 Hatfield,2b 41 2 6 burgh. .340. Bolger.cf 50 3 0 C’t'm'n.Sb 516 6 Montreal 6. Syracuse 3. g || 5 10 0 5 0 10 1 T°r ° * 13th and ; Th'nbTy.ll 6 13 0 Kaline.rt RUNS—Bruton. Milwaukee. 18: Bolder Fondy,lb Th’ps'n.Sb 3 13 2 nto '*-ln “ln« til. Pa Ave ¦White.c 4 0 6 0 Pain.lb 4 1 16 3 16; and Miksis.rf 53 10 lG’dn*r.3b 00 0 1 ca"ed \”V: file new PllD. 0 0 0 0 and Furillo. Brooklyn. Gilliam Jackson,3b 4 114 Mueller,rf SOUTHERN Pennsylvania Jensenrf 410 0 1J.U j Campanula. Brooklyn, 15. 4 110 ASSOCIATION Lepcio.ab 3 Boone.3b 420 2 Speake.lf 5 10 0 Irvin.lf 412 0 Nashville 11-5. Mobile 2-4. 610 1 *• Pier,all.cf 6 0 Delslna.lt 50 1 ! RUNS BATTED IN—Bn!der, Brooklyn, Banks.,, 5 11 2 Mays.cf 5 0 3 0 Rotlt 75 40 Milwaukee. 22: Furillo, Dark.,, W'. ST,UNG Klaua.aa 512 6 Tuttle.cf 51 4 0 24: Thomson M’CTI gh.c 4 1 10 0 4 2 6 4 Blrminitham T. Memphis 6. 1001 Conn. Ave. !! 4 0 7 0 Brooklyn. 21; Campanella, Brooklyn, 5 2 4 2 New Orleans 5. ! i I’ Nixon.n 4 12 2 House.c | Baker.2b Lckm'n.lb 5 18 0 Chattanooea 4. Arlington. Va.; Nnon Kinder.# 00 0 0 Lary.p 412 3! i 20; Fondy. Chicago. 18. Jones.p 3 112 Grasso.c 10 10 , . TEXAS LEAGUE * 1 oma 4 : HlTS—Aaron. Milwaukee; Mueller. New 2Taylor 10 0 0 ‘ Fort Worth 1 ‘lO the Radio Building Total! 40 733 16 Totala 40 83319 ! York, and Repulski and Moon, Bt. Westrum.c 10 4 0 lnn?n*V> TENN,S 3 ‘ - For Louis. 27; Logan. Milwaukee, 26. Gomez,p 4 0 12 Be umont i 10 thne and other ] Fain In i - Badminton Sot 1 for 11th. Brooklyn, and Re- tern.u9 2 fine San I DOUBLES—Hodges. Total, 41 Total, 37 733 14 Houston Ban Antonio 8. lo€otions toll ij 6; Brooklyn; 10x31 11 fit. Louis, Reese. . eastern league Evret ’ 000 100 100 01—3. ouLski. 9. Scolk Wright Oil 000 00—2 Fondy. Chicago; Logan, 'Milwaukee, 1 Ran for Thompson in Binihamton Readtna 6(11 Innings) JACKETS j| SDitson | , etroit I 000 j and Lockman, New 6. 2 10th. Schenectady 12. 2. Boston York. Struck out for Graaso in Oth. Wilkes-Barre • Q ra 4 Allzutown 1. NA. 1 wii«« 11 Run,—Agganl,. Jenirn. I.epclo. Kuenn. TRIPLES—Bruton and Aaron. Milwau- xOne out when winning run scored. S!i?i. 10. 8-2345 # Fain. Runs battrd In—Jensen, Klaus. kee. 4; Pondy. Chicago, and Long, WUllitpsport Albany 3. ] o W — Pittsburgh. Chicago SOUTH ATLANTIC I ° Lepcio, Kallne. Two-base hits 3: six players tied with 2. 000 000 LEAGUE f DUnl * • Tuttle. 300 00—3 1 1 P 11 I Lary. York Macon 6. Columbus 0. 4 Nylon Agganls. Lepdo, Home run—Jen- Sni- Hew oil 001 000 01—4 !! Rickets Instruction \ — HOME RUNS—Furillo. Brooklyn. 8; Jacksonville 7. Charlotte 6. OO * • Stolen Sacrifice l! arn. base—Plersall. Augusta %#• MM Slazenger White. play—Goodman to Ag- der. Brooklyn, and Kluszewski. Cin- Montgomery 4. 1. | || 2 Shuttlecocks booklet | Double 7; Campanella, Brooklyn, and Run,—Mlksls, Jackson. Bank,. Castle- Savannah 12. 9 ganis bases—Boston. 8: Detroit. cinnati. Columbia .Left on 3: off Jackson. Chicago, 5. man. Irvin (2). Lockman. Error—Mays. PIEDMONT • 9 Basel bells—Off Nixon, Run, batted (2). 11 HagerstownLEAGUE j Leather Grip Full Sii# j All Fresh Stock j j on by In—Lockman Castle- Lancaster Lary. Struck out —By Nixon. 4: STOLEN BASES—Gilliam, Brooklyn, and man, 8. •. I 3. Boyer. Speake, Banka, Baker, Dark. Two- York 14. Sunbury 8. i I .1 I I Lary. 6. Hits —Off Nixon. 8 In 10 St Louis. 4. Temple. Cincin- base run,—Castleman, Lynchburg I 0 in Si Lockman hit—Dark. Home 15. Norfolk 7. Innings: off Kinder. a, inning. nati. 3: and Irvin, New York, Lockman. Stolen base,—lrvin (2>. Newport News Portsmouth 3. earned runs—Off Nixon. 2-2: Banks. 7, WEEK-END SPECIAL WEEK-END SPECIAL WEEK-END SPECIAL and off Lary. 3-3. Passed Sacrifices—Jones. Mueller. Double play, -j ( ( Kinder. 0-0: PITCHING Erskine, Brooklyn, 4-0, —Thompson to Castleman: Castleman to j 11 White. Winning pitcher—Nixon 1.000; Jeffcoat. Chicago. 3-0, 1.000; Dark to Lockman. Left on base,—Chi- Sains•1). Losing pitcher—Lary (2-2). Time Meyer, Newcombe and Labine, Brook- cago. H; New York. 8. Base, on ball,— lyn; Davis. Chicago, and Nichols. Mil- Off Jones. 6; off Gomez. 3. Struck out— waukee. 2-0. 1.000. By Jones. 8; by Gomez. 6. Run, and r un ff off Gomez. STRIKEOUTB—AntoneIII, New 33; 3-3. WildJ \rP J°n«. 4-4: Chicago. 31: York. pitches—Gomez. Jones. Passed Jones. Conley. Milwaukee, ball McCullough Winning pitcher Columbia Girls Play 25; Haddix St. Louis. 24; Erskina, Losing 23. Gomez (1-2) pitcher—Jones Brooklyn. (2-3). BRAKES- Columbia Girls softball team Time—2:47. Attendance—4.4Bß. RELINED will oppose Its first men’s team WHILE YOU WAIT tonight of the season when It Sl9\With the 95 Men', Leather meets the 12th precinct team of IVetc Rivetless the Police Softball League at enn,s Sneakers 1 Turkey Thicket. Blond Gloria iOIiMMTI { Rawlings baseball Shoes. 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