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•*¦ Run Streak to Four ***• by * Not <¦- Fischer Awed Task £%iv S%. v, ¦' :• th, * . *.?•* Br Aitociitfd PrMi • .xy _ j!/ J ’ ‘: ' • Don Demeter, a kid who*a fM been a long time coming, and ' Wk 4 - f! • d£%f ' i “•- * »A- “, , *-; '~'tir >; u'• • ¦ . Art Fowler, an old guy who's >iiw IS*$«»2K Jwf tfylng to come back, have the long-lost sitting Stopping Tonight Dodgers pretty Os Yanks : * the National League race. ' .'.H ... « in ¦ ***3Sjßs¦»*' h *5% , -.¦ Demeter, a lean and lanky ' 23-year-old outfielder, ripped ‘ ' his third two-run homer of the Sinking Griffs -•'-V, Q ' ; 'Ms game in the 11th inning last * hit The Braves stayed on top by barrage Inflicted on four of his MANTLE OUT AT HOME—Mickey Mantle of the Yankees is tagged out , whipping at the home Cincinnati. 7-4, as fellow sufferers as New York Griffith Stadium plate last night by Pitcher Jack Kralick Warren Spahn won his second. crushed the Senators. 11-4, of the Senators. It happened in the sixth inning after Mantle, who had < Glen Hobbie of the Cubs de- Fischer could be excused if he tripled, was caught in a rundown between third and home when Catcher feated St. Louis. 1-0, with a chose to volunteer for an Im- Yogi Berra grounded to Norm Zauchin, the Senators’ first baseman. < one-hitter after 6% Innings of mediate space shoot rather Earlier Mantle had homered as his contribution to New York’s 11-4 i perfect pitching in the only than face the Bombers. How- victory.—AP Photo. ' other game in the league. ever. he's a game guy who Is Demeter, signed in '53 be- willing to peer lnlo a loaded - •.. - I et use the Dodgers were inter- HmIJP f cannon. j I ested in two of his Oklahoma The bloodied Senators, now * City high - j j school buddies who . r~- 3-6 and wondering If they'll ! insisted that he be signed, too, view the comparatively lofty Grip Tigers has shown promise of power, level of .500 again, must feel on [but he hasn’t been much of a as if they’re being asked to WIN, LOSE OR percentage hitter. He batted trudge through a swamp with CX .189 last year in limited duty. v lead boots. Confronting them Now, after a buildup diet of tonight will be Whitey Ford. STANN Helps DRAW By FRANCIS McLish | vitamins and cod liver oil. De- * For tomorrow's Ladies’ Day game meter leads the majors with six * * f it will be Bob Turley, with * %*¦ , ..<# -¦ I home runs, shares the RBI lead r ¦ * Manager Casey Stengel playing - at 14 with the Giants’ Orlando ,*¦ . aces back-to-back. Record Cepeda and Baltimore's Gus Fatten *** ha ,w j Local Boy Makes Good By the Associated Presa [ Triandos, and is second among Pearson May Be Benched NL hitters with a .412 average Roy Sievers, ON HIS WAY THE Touchdown to be You might say Cleveland’s I HOBBIE WHAMS IT IN—Glen Hobbie of the Cubs burns in a fast one suffering with a TO Club honored ;(14 for 34). batting luncheon, Cal didn't really yesterday while pitching a one-hitter and beating the Cardinals, 1-0, bad back and a deflated at the weekly guest Red Auerbach was telling j McLish start average, I good Three Others Homer at Chicago. Stan Musial ruined Hobbie’s bid for a perfect game with thinks he'll be able to how it was to be a winner. “The Governor of Massachu- ieatin’ until he uncovered' wedge into the lineup All Dodger two-out double in the seventh after the righthander had retired 20 in a tomor- setts is a pretty good sport fan,” the coach of the cham- the Detroit Tigers. The right-. of the runs came; Manager on homers last night. Don row. It was Hobbie's second win this season.—AP Wirephoto. row. but Cookie La- pion said. "Remember how Rocky Mar- handed veteran has been fat- vagetto isn't optimistic Boston Celtics Zimmer's first of the about season his chief weapon ciano's auto tags read 'KO—l’? Well, Joe Cronin, when tening his won-lost record ever came with two on in a flve- returning that soon. he was named to the baseball Hall of Fame, drew tags I since. J. run third that began with De- that read 'HF— I.’ Now I’ve got tags that say ‘Celtic—2.’” i The big Oklahoman had the meter’s inside-the-park homer Sievers wasn't in uniform Hobbie Hos Ko Cause’for Remorse last night. When he “Who’s got ‘Celtic—l’?” a man asked. “Bob Cousv?” Tigers a spit again j—the first ever hit at the Coli- returna Ij on last 1 it's likely that Albie Pearson, “No, Walter Brown, owner of the Celtics,’’ Red said, night. seum. Backed up by fourj Felipe Alou and rookic-of-the-year last season,' grinning, “although there’s a good case for Cousy. He’s Jackie! ; homers—including two by Min- Brandt homered for the Giants About Musial Spoiling No-Hitter will be benched. Pearson can the greatest basketball player who ever lived.” nie Minoso, who drove in six who tied it at 7-all with four save himself, of course, with \ “Heck, no,” ! “We as a Considering the Knicks and scars and high blood runs and wound up with five See NATIONAL, Page B-4 CHICAGO, April 22 (AP).—| said the manager, i tried him starter a batting outburst tonight, but has during his years the hits—McLish put the Tigers “He hit my best pitch, it was "I've been in this league for Hast year.” Scheffing said, “but he's hitting .156 and pressure Auerbach survived in ¦ " 171 a mere away with a six-hitter for a, no lollipop,” young Glen Hobbie!: years and still don’t know how- he was too wild, and oy the it's imperative that he im- Picture on Page B-3 14-1 breeze that sent the In-1I of the Cubs said in referring to to pitch to Musial. 1 just time the fifth inning came prove quickly and emphatically pitched dians two games ahead of the Stan Musial.- i wanted to make sure Glen along he already had a if he’s to avoid being ousted. National Basketball Association, the 41-year-old redhead field in the American League, at full game.” j Hobbie, who 11 be 23 Friday, wasn't mad himself.” might is in top shape. Not only in top shape, but sitting on top Elgin Baylor “It looks as if Albie This is the same McLish who I pitched a one-hit, 1-0 victory As for Musial, who Is ex- Yesterday Hobbie didn’t walk need a rest," Cookie said after thg world. Twice in years his have '• early - the ninth. In fact, of cQurt three Celtics ¦broke in at 19 with the old over St. Louis yesterday in ; periencing an season a man until ; last night’s atrocity. Resting Brooklyn thrown only 88 pitenes won the title and his coaching tenure alone—l 3 years—- Dodgers in 1944. It’s Enters Army wind-blown, frozen Wrigley , slump,, it was the second time he had | the little man after only nine the McLish games going the final inning. He is about four times as long as the average NBA coach. ! same who was | ST. Mo., April Field. in the last thfre that into games might like going bundled with Kirby Higbe, LOUIS. 22 finished with 103. seem |*** * Baylor, He had a perfect game until ha had saved the Cardinals a working Dixie Howell (Speciali.—Elgin the “I get better control on vacation after it,” j and Gene Mauch| National Basketball Associa- Stan the Spoiler came up with,:from becoming no-hit victims. seem to only week, but Pearson “COUSY HAS A LOT to do with Auerbach was | by Brooklyn and packed off every year,” Hobbie said. "Boy a was to!.tion's rookie-of-the-year two out in the seventh. A mo-| Against San Francisco last playing most of the winter ih saying. “Inever saw his equal on a court. Even in practice Pittsburgh for A1 Gionfriddo for ttfe you should have when ( ' Minneapolis Lakers, ment later. Hobbie’s no-hituy : Saturday he came off the seem me Cuba and conceivably him and SIOO,OOO years ago. has started I first started pitching.'’ could be —andJ’te watched a thousand times—he fools me a doze* Army training morg...Musial,«J#iwed,i the seventh and hit a physically weary ” • reserve at Eoi± was no as well a* bjjf different It's the same who was wood. He will an outside curve into leftffel®] single spoil harried by traded to the Cubs along with Leonard sfc-vi [pjich* to Jack unhappy events. Lifer, speaking to the Touchdowners, Red touched on for for a double. );! bid for no-hitter. , Frankie Gustlne by the Pirates six months. Sknford’s a Unless Pearson perks up Cousy again. “When to pros he A former still faced with, for, Bob-first came up the was in 1948 for Clyde McCullough All-American at Se- Hobbie was It wasn’t anything new Kayoed pronto. Rookie Bob Allison will and deceptive that I to take aside. attle University, Baylor led the the task of winning the game Hobbie to get hit by Musial. D. C. Boxer ao clever had him and Cliff Chambers. HARTFORD, See SENATORS, Page B-3 “ Ccnna April 22 ‘Bob,’ I said, ‘you fool your own players with un- j Lakers to the finals of the NBA when Musial came up in the "He hit hard early last can’t playoffs this on me (APi.—Billy Lynch. 150, Hart- expected passes. You’ve got to that everybody Top Tigers in 5 of 6 season. He is a ninth. There were men spring and I his assume on graduate Spingarn High ' remember ford. easily kayoed Jimmy of first and second on a walk and getting a couple of homers,” this ball club has the reflexes to handle a ball passed to And it's the same McLish Washington, Peters, 150, Washington. D. C., School in D. C. a hit batsman with two out. said Hobbie. who listed . . ;who finally became a big wasn't . provided knows coming. night after 1:50 of the him he it's Cub Manager Bob Schefflng ! year. last ! winner last year with the In- as a starter this third of a scheduled, 10-round i BEST “‘Now ... if anybody on this club fumbles a pass went So jdians, who rescued him from to the mound. did you, it’s your fault. It’s no good the * j nari Tabbed for Bullpen j welterweight bout. from fooling other the minors in ’56. Last season TODAY'S SPORTS Catcher Sam Taylor, who team’s defense if you're fooling your own club as well.’ j driven in the only run with a The victory was the second \ RAMBLER McLish led the Tribe with a- • i ON RADIO-TV single second inning. ? “This was a big order. Cousy is an individualist. So -16-8 beat Tigers In the this season for the tall, crewcut! best DEALS EVfk record and the topi are Russell and Sharman and Conley and Ramsey. But three out of four. TELEVISION No Advice Given blond who was the Cubs' : : | DEAL winner a : CHRYSLER you got harmony, you haven't got a winner. Last night he made it five Boxing with 10-6 record as a If haven't gestures, Scheff- ; v year. out of six, putting together his Spider Webb vs. Neal Rivers, After a few rookie eliever last : products : Each of my big ball players gave up something, as individ- , dugout. second complete-game victory; WMAL—7, 10 p.m. ing went back to the He was expected to remain in 11 Anywhere || uals, in order to win as a team.” Taylor went to catch. in two starts this season—both' RADIO back the bullpen this season. But ;| at ; | ** * * Hobbie pitched, Musial swung ? against Detroit. Baseball Bob Anderson’s illness and the \ !! Courthouse Rambler •; IT WAS NICE FOR A CHANGE, as some Touchdowners Senators on a fast ball and bounced to failure Dick Drott and Moc I While the Indians made their , vs. Yankees, WTOP, of remarked, to be honoring a home-town winner. Red really 8:05 p.m. the pitcher to end the game. Drabovvsky to get into top form i ? Chrysler-Ply month-Imperial 4[j; 107 E Main St. [record; 7-1, the Yankees wal- . 4 Asti;red Quality HervUe 4 Francisco Angeles, Had Scheffing told Hobbie forced Scheffing to start the kid X 1800 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W. ? j; Fairfax, Va. !l is home folks. His family is here and his roots go pretty loped- Washington, 11-4, and San vs. Los i Z X f WINX, pm. to Musial? HI. w EMrrsan .3-1800 Free Parklnf deep. He at George and 11 ’how pitch to from Witt, I Dallv. 9 to M Sat.-Sun, ta <» CR 3-3250 played Washington University See AMERICAN, Page B-3 ¦ ivwwwwvwwwww! - later coached at Roosevelt High School. V After World War 11, when Auerbach was released from the Navy, some friends were surprised when Red j LEAGUE cast his lot with the new Washington Caps of the pro j league. STANDINGS Court Upholds Order “You must be out of your mind,” they said in essence. I1 “You’ve got a lifetime job in the public school system. AMERICAN LEAGUE I . W. L. Pet GB i For to Fight Cleveland .h‘, Robinson of $4,200 whatever a 71 5 AUTO SAFETY year, pay You’re sure a or they phys- ;{ New York . 5 5 *j ij ical education instructor, for as long as you can work.” Baltimore __l 5 4 2\j NEW YORK. April 22 (AP).' ' choose the challenger for a All work done on IChicaKo 5 4 5.»«» a m U gm Auerbach's Caps didn't survive, Red did. The Caps Boston 4 4 .600 3 championship bout and to fix but .*» —Supreme Court Justice Saul Mm, our premises by high- Kansas City 4 .444 3'a the date. ¦ B are of fond memory because of their expertness. As Red Washington _ 3 ft ,333 4', today directed Middle- ly experts Detroit .1 ? Streit said, however, OflP Hi ¦ 99k trained was saying, “The reason they didn’t survive was because .135 0 Justice Streit RESULTS YESTERDAY weight Champion Sugar Ray that the commission did not. people Washington thought they in were an outgrowth New York. 11; Washington 4. Robinson to agree to defend according to its own rules, have of old League, appendage of long- Cleveland. 14; Detroit. 1. the Heurich or some Kansas City. s. Chicago. 3. his title against Carmen Basilio ' the authority to pick the place ago Not realized Baltimore. Boston, •.*. for the title fight. basketball. enough people that this was games today within 15 days or face loss of a complex game.’’ New York at Washington, 8;05 pm Robinson went to the courts new and Cleveland at Detroit !’ his BRAKE j ** * * Chicago City crown. commission, April WHEEL'BALANCING at Kansas (N). after the on Y Baltimore at Boston The court, in a 12-page de-; j ordered him to sign for a HERE'S WHAT YOU GET:. DURING HIS TALK, Red brought up the name of GAMES TOMORROW 3. New York at Washington. 2 p m. cision, upheld the power of the defense against Basilio by noon, 1. Balance wheels Gene Conley, the 6-foot-8 pitcher who thumbed his nose Cleveland at Detroit. April face loss his Baltimore at Boston Athletic Commission to 15. or of. 2. Adjust brakes HHHK Only games scheduled. State championship. , at the Braves and played with the Celtics as Russell’s 1 ¦ 3. Clean, inspect and pack Iba I replacement, probably leading to his trade to the last- NATIONAL LEAGUE The commission took the w I,5 . W. L. Pet GB action against the 38-year-old front wheel bearings place Phillies. Milwaukee 6 1 .833 I Los Angeles 7 3 . Too PROBABLE champion under its rules re- » “Russell is the greatest big man who ever played bas- Chicago 5 4 56« 14 quiring champions to defend FREE BRAKE San Francisco « .*> .646 ll a ketball,” Auerbach said, “but he rest and Conley 4 PITCHERS every iSaSSStST" needed Cincinnati 4 600 2 six months. He have stopped he did, Philadelphia 3 3 .600 3 Robinson hasn't fought since helped. shouldn't basketball as St. Louis . . 2 8 .gno 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE Pittsburgh _ 1 5 .107 4 he regained the title by. out- laying out six years, because toward the end he was a Cleveland at Detroit—Beil (1-0) vs ]: RESULTS yesterday Lary (O-l). pointing Basilio, of Chitten- figure City (N)—Wynn J big with the Celtics. Los Angeles, Chicafio at Kama.' ango. J fl; San Francisco, (11 N. Y.. at Chicago. March 7 (1-1 > vi Garver *l-1) “Gene told glad ! inr.inasf. (N)—Ford " " me he was he stuck with the Celtics. Cincinnati, New York at Washington 25. 1958. Milwaukee. 7: 4. (1-0) vs Fischer (O-O). He ‘I (the Braves) Chicago. 1; St Louis, u. Justice Streit ruled that if said. was on a world championship team Only games Baltimore at Boston—Portocarrero scheduled. (0-1) in baseball, but as a member of the Celtics I thought I vs. Bremer il-l). Robinson did not sign to fight * ¦ GAMES TODAY Basilio, the commission could; helped.