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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. * B-3 SUNDAY, JUNE 8. 1952 Reshuffled Giants Beat Pirates; Dodgers Maintain Spell Over Reds lyn victory over the Reds last Sewell Accuses Roe night, although he was knocked Shifted Players' Hits Major League Averages out of the box in the ninth inning. Os Using Spitball, that Cin- Averages given include games played Friday, June 6. Sewell claimed today By the Associated Pros* cinnati players found evidence of Figure Heavily in 7-5 Says He's Cheatin' spitball several sty the Associated Press the use of the on American League National League —Luke occasions when they called for the CINCINNATI. June 7. pitches. CLUB BATTING. CLUB BATTING. ball after one of Roe's New Victory AB. R. H. 2b. 3b HR. Rbl. Av. ] Sewell, manager of the Reds, to- York 2b. HR. Rbl. At. AB.. R. H. 3b. 1609 33 son-of-a-gun,’* Chicago „ 209 434 72 19 201 .270 “He’s a cheatin’ New York 137* 168 363 SO IS 34 IS4 .383 . 1544 9 22 .258 | Brook- By th* Associated I Cleveland 1606 43 315 .361 : St. Louis 183 399 71 170 day accused Preacher Roe, “Without Press 22S 418 51 17 New York 1489 21* 375 51 22 4* 197 .252 said the irate Sewell. Phlla’lphia 1376 14S 31* S 4 10 34 13* .34* : 22 .250 ] 8 33 Cincinnati 1570 210 392 50 42 192 lyn pitcher, of using the illegal spitter. Roe wouldn’t be half PITTSBURGH, June 7.—Man- Boston __ 1477 118 368 *8 174 .343 (4 I*2 .249 his 1637 175 381 PhilaTphla 1451 17* 382 14 25 Chicago ._ 54 8 3* 157 .340 I as he is. And you ager Leo Durocher reshuffled his Brooklyn ._ 1420 219 354 52 12 41 20* .249 ! spitball. as successful Detroit 153* 163 3*o 70 13 34 151 .23* ; (0 12 34 141 .229 top 165 .234 Boston 1414 151 325 quote me on that, too.” lineup from to bottom today !St Louis 1630 171 3*3 *8 16 33 Pittsburgh 1633 15* 366 63 12 23 142 .224 Roe got credit for a 6-4 Brook- can and the sagging New York Giants W'shlngton 151* 152 355 54 10 10 138 .234 CLUB FIELDING. A. AV treatment with CLUB FIELDING. G. PO. E. DP. responded to the a A. Brooklyn 43 1154 457 25 4* .9*5 G. PO. E. DP. At. 4* 472 Washington 44 480 43 886 Cincinnati 122* 2* 37 .9*4 7-5 victory over the last-place Pi- 1222 25 4* 51* Chicago 4* 1383 512 33 4* .882 Chicago 1247 31 3* .9*3 rates. .B*2 New York 44 117* 4*7 34 50 .9*o New York 40 1086 501 30 67 St. Louis 42 35 .977 Cleveland 47 1254 508 43 40 .876 47 123* 530 The shakeup moved Bob Thom- 43 28 Philadelphia 43 1169 469 42 39 .975 Detroit 45 1201 530 .876 Pittsburgh *O9 .974 & son from third base to center field St. Louis 4* 1304 544 4* *2 .875 49 1312 51 5* F Boston 42 1105 425 53 29 .967 at 7th into spot bat, Boston 45 1214 51* 44 4* .875 BATTING. and the cleanup at Philadelphia 38 1043 445 38 35 .874 INDIVIDUAL Itlßlll AB. R. H. 2b.3b.Hß.Rbl.At. put Alvin Dark in second place 24 5 INDIVIDUAL BATTING. Edwards. Cin. _ *5 11 3 3 14 .369 ahead of Whitey Lockman in the AB. R. H. 2b.3b.Hß.Rbl.Av. Hermanskl, Chi. 70 13 25 1 0 2 12 .357 62 .350 DlMacgio, Boston 148 2* 52 11 0 2 8 .348 I Sauer, Chicago ._ 177 30 12 3 12 50 batting order and made Wes Wes- Campos. Wash. 70 6 24 3 1 0 6 .343 I Robinson. Bkn._ 131 31 44 7 0 5 21 .33* 19 places, Roaen, Cleveland 168 30 56 8 3 11 34 .331 Adcock, Cin. _ 99 33 4 4 7 20 .333 Day, Sunday, June trum sixth. In their new * N. Y. 173 40 57 5 3 * 19 .330 In time Father's 15! Hatfield, Bn.-Det. 34 * 11 3 11 .334 Lockman. * for Thomson, got _ 72 * 33 1 0 0 4 iH. Rice, St. Louis 59 7 19 1 2 1 .322 Dark and Lockman Baker. Wash. .318 * - *0 2 lfltchell, Clev. _ 126 1* 40 7 0 2 23 .317 Adams, Cin. I*7 31 4 19 .321 five of the Giant’s seven hits. Bill Mantle. N. Y. 111 15 35 71 3 13 .315 Shuba. Brooklyn 25 4 * 1 0 0 6 .320 184 23 57 St. 51 13 0 5 2* .315 Rigney Robinson. Chi. _ 10 0 4 23 .310 I Muslal. Louis I*2 25 started at third base in Baumholtz, Chi. 122 21 3* 7 3 2 17 .311 Woodllng. N. Y. 104 13 32 3 2 3 12 .30* I 19 81 * 0 16 Gordon, . 130 19 40 71 7 .30* Thomson’s place. Fox. Chicago . ... 188 18 3 .307 ¦ Boston the game, Durocher Kell, Det.-Bn. 163 15 50 10 0 2 1* .307 Kluszewski, Cin. 140 19 43 7 3 4 27 .307 Before Cleveland I*7 33 57 * 3 2 15 .305 i Atwell. Chicago 106 10 32 71 0 10 .302 Avila. 6 • stood behind second base and for Goodman, Boston 105 13 32 7 0 1 15 305 i Cox, Brooklyn ... 121 19 3* 3 0 .29* Valo, Phils. 125 21 3* 8 2 3 15 .304 i Addis. Chicago 74 12 22 2 2 0 4 .297 almost a full hour put his team * Lowrey, St. Louis 115 18 34 4 1 * 17 .29* Bauer, New York 142 It 43 7 3 20 .303 I .295 that eight Doby, Cleveland 122 18 37 * 3 7 31 .303 I Mayo. Phila. 7* 12 23 3 0 1 2 had dropped of its last 60 4 4 23 .288 Brooklyn 47 6 3 5 30 .294 Simpson, Clev. _ 201 37 8 I Snider. I*o 23 through terrific Rossi, Cin. 58 * 17 0 1 0 4 .293 10 starts a work- Rixsuto, N. Y. _ 168 30 50 6 3 0 8 .296 s 4 Hoderleln, Wash. 27 0 * 0 0 0 1 .286 > Ennis, Phila. - 173 24 50 I 3 25 .2*9 out. Boone. Cleveland 150 28 44 4 2 4 25 .293 t Ramazzottl, Chi. 159 25 46 4 3 1 10 .2*9 SALE! Kolloway, Detroit 120 13 35 7 0 0 12 .292 ! Castlgllone, PltU. 10* 17 31 4 1 2 12 .2*7 Hearn Hits 2-Run Homer. 117 11 34 4 0 2 13 .291 Slaughter. St. L. 119 15 34 11 3 1* .28* Oroth, Detroit 1 * Even Pitcher Jim Hearn got Stewart. Chicago *6 12 25 7 0 3 13 .291 I Lopata, Phila. 42 6 12 3 0 1 .286 Klutts, St. L. 19 54 12 1 3 26 .284 AJUUS, wasp.Wash- 5503 24 ID1* 1 0U L1 5D .291.491 I ' Sch’dlenst. 190 48 * « 7 41 .284 into the act with a two-run home Joost, Phil? 149 26 43 9 0 * 17 .2*9 Thomson. N. Y. 169 30 the Dave Batts, Detroit 6* 3 19 3 1 0 4 .288 Fondy, Chicago . 181 29 51 * 3 3 24 2*2 run in second. Williams Nleman, at. 5 Williams. N. Y. 183 35 51 13 1 5 16 .279 Louis 136 16 39 2 5 1* .287 Boston 2 also homered for the Giants. His L’hardt, Bn.-Det. 11* 19 33 4 0 * 26 .284 Thorpe. 109 9 30 5 2 11 .275 Jensen, 40 2 15 Walker, Brooklyn 55 6 15 4 0 1 9 .273 in sixth tied up N. Y.-W. 142 20 9 1 .282 4 .272 two-run clout the Dyck. St. Louis (5 13 24 6 1 4 22 .282 Merson. PltU I*4 20 50 12 2 19 the contest. Martin. New York 57 7 16 11 0 2 .281 Westrum, N. Y._ 133 19 36 7 0 * 19 .271 Delsing. St. Louis 115 14 32 7 4 0 11 .278 Burgess, Phlla. ... 11l 19 30 8 1 2 19 .270 The payoff blow in the Giants’ Courtney. St. L- 144 14 39 6 1 2 19 .271 Cooper, Boston 89 8 24 5 0 1 13 .270 Chicago 67 11 18 4 2 5 15 .269 inning was Zernial. Phils. _ 140 25 38 3 0 7 19 .271 Serena. four-run sixth Lock- 8 2 Glaviano, St. L. 52 9 14 2 0 0 1 .269 Kell, Fhlla. 115 13 31 0 12 .270 ... Detroit 15 6 4 Hamner, Phila. 185 20 49 8 2 4 24 .265 man’s double down the left field Mullin, _ 123 33 3 14 .268 14* Jones, Phila. 166 21 44 4 3 6 26 .265 Dropo. Bn.-Det. 17 39 8 1 8 32 .267 42 4 15 .264 line that scored Dark with the Carrasquel. 177 17 47 6 0 1 24 .266 Hemus. St. Louis 159 27 8 2 Chi. D. 2 16 .264 McDougsld. 151 40 0 25 . Rice, St. Louis 140 13 37 71 winning run. Dark had walked. N. Y. 22 5 3 265 9 0 * .261 _ 13* 17 .265 Waltkus. Phila 119 18 31 0 Philley, Phlla. 15 36 9 11 17 29 3 0 * 29 .261 Lockman later scored the insur- Priddy, Detroit 167 22 44 13 11 9 .263 Campanella, Bkn.
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