THE SUNDAY STAR D. C. Miller's 3-Hitter Halts Thomas' Hit Woihington, 4r August 2t, 1960 ?pOTTS I ~ s: ¦ F-3 >j Gives Phils Burdette and Braves (pr.- < -z•. - 5-4 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27 Bressoud doubled. Ron Piche Victory single in BV/ second-place Milwaukee on in taking his eighth defeat ’¦ three hits today while San against 15 victories. the eighth Inning scored Ernie The Braves’ BY BURTON HAWKINS Francisco whipped the Braves run came In the Banks with the winning run as and Lew eighth when Adcock led off Burdette, 3-1. the Cubs defeated Philadelphia, i , ~s .x. - with the second hit off Miller Home runs by Felipe Alou and Pinch-hitter Wes 5-4, today. and Willie Mays provided the Coving- Major league expansion plans stern lectures by Cookie Lava- ton singled. Adcock scored on Banks opened the winning key Giant blows before a Can- may be forestalled until 1962, getto and some of the front- . the ( second of two infield with a f dlestick Park crowd of 27,061. spurt single off the glove i what with Walter O’Malley re- office force who are weary of groundouts. Alou's of Shortstop Ruben Amaro, and pluctant to permit American waiting for him to show some- fourth-inning homer, MILWAUKEE SAN FRANCISCO Lieague invasion of his Los An- thing. a shot that bounced off the ab r h rbl ab r h rbl reached second after r Mfrltblib Bruton.cf escaping 0000 D nori,3b 4 0 0 0 territory and the Ameri- screen at the leftfield foul pole, Crand'll.c ' jeles Out two weeks since crash- 4000 Bl*Bgm.2b 4010 a rundown that had M o seemingly can RH ~ .<* marked the first run off Bur- th'».3b 2 Oo Mays.cf 412 1 -1 League unsmitten with the ing Billy Gardner on take- ASK o a Aaron.rf 4 O O Alou.lf 3 111 the '' o Chicago shortstop trapped I idea of a probable unattractive sk''L_ Wm 4 nE dette in 32% innings. His last Ad ck.lb 3 1 2 Cepeda.lb 4 12 0 out play at second base, tne Roach.2b 2 0 0 0 K’land.rf 4010 between first and second. deal to share the Coliseum until Yankees’ Roger three shutouts included a no- iCov’ton 10 10 L dnth.c 3 o 1 I Maris still is o the is « j 2Co’ier.2b O 0 o Br’oud.sz 3 0 10 Dodgers’ new park com- leading the league - hitter Philadelphia. Banks advanced when ( in home runs WMgW.. life against 0 0 0 3 0 the Sp gler.lf 3 Miller.p 10 ’ pleted in time for 1962 baseball. and batted Logan.ss 3 O o O runs in. . . Maris’ Mays’ 28th homer sailed over Phillies left the bases unguard- , B'dette.p 2 O O O * “Z haven’t heard the of left side still is sore the Jr m a''’ jmPt the rightfield fence in the sixth. 3Maye 1000 ed. Lefty Chris , plans as re-, ;: Short, working J** , >'jMJF; . ; j &'-' 0000 suit of into Gardner’s Joe Adcock’s fifth-inning Piche.d in relief of Starter Johnny ] our realignment group," Presi- banging v Buz- ~ ¦'**¦••'¦¦¦ Totals 29 1 3 O Totals 32 10 3 ’ dent Cal Griffith of the Sen- knee. leadoff single was the first hit 3 hardt, then retired Al 1 Singled for Roach In fith. 2 Ran Heist, a ’ sec- ‘ ators said, “but it would be Frank off Miller, making only his for Covington in Bth; .3 Struck ©ut for pinch-hitter, and Ron Santo as j Howard, Dodgers slug- ' - McMahon in Bth. difficult for an established ; jJilflMßw ond start of the season. Mana- ger, watched movies of himself *w?*Sg- > fUIR* Banks moved to third. j'MOgiMRT ¦ American to ' Sheehan called on him 000 010—1 League team go while in a 1-for-17 ger Tom MILWAUKEE 000 When ; recently ’ SAN IOX—3 Thomas was announc- \ WWiMy /SBKbKSHI 1 to replace the scheduled starter, FRANCISCO 000 101 into Los Angeles now with slump and promptly collected ed as guest for Ed Cottier. Mil- swinger the same sort of the lefty Billy O’Dell, who has a E—Crandall. PO-A contract five hits in eight chances in waukee 2a-?’ San Francisco 27-12. Bouchee, the Phillies sent Dick to Dodders have. get no two stiff neck. DP—Roach Logan to Adcock; Miller They games against the Braves. to to Farrell to the mound. Thomas Bressoud Cepeda. LOB—Milwau- • concessions money and it’s my His smashes included agß*Srsdr. ' Miller, now 4-5, kept the kee Francisco 6. . . . two, 3, San singled to center on Farrell's about buffaloed with his slow 2b—Bressoud. Mays ' understanding tney’llpay homers but, Howard said, ‘‘as Braves HR—Alou, second pitch to score Banks. $BOO,OOO for stuff and struck out six while SB—Cepeda. S—Alou. playing in the Col- far as Icould tell I wasn’t do- r er so Don the final iseum this walking two. ip h bb Elston, working year. I think it ing anything much different >£k m« Burdette o’i 9 3 3 O 2 3 in relief McMahon () 0 o O 2y innings of starter i i would be impossible for a newly than I had been all season.” .. The third Giant run came S 1 - y Piche 1 0 0 0 0 2 Dick Ellsworth, created to start there . Orlando picked up the; team out . . Howard has cracked nine on singles by Cepeda, Miller 9 3 112 6 £ win—his seventh 1 Willie Kirkland and Hobie against as next season.” of his 20 homers against Mil- L Jr -* -wil zj®-v Winner—Miller (4-5). Loser—Bur- JxrWy. ..x»<^^^Jj^||^sflEL.. < dette losses. Short Landrlth in the seventh. Don (15-8). many was the The Dodgers had calculated waukee this year. L_ .¦' j U —Secory. Venon. Crawford, Das- loser. Ed A—27.061, on in their Chavez ** * * ¦ ¦¦ ¦ > -; McMahon relieved after 1 coll. T—2 17. being new Banks became the first major! Ravine stadium z by next season, Jack Fisher of the Orioles, sci-.. F$S.4 *. zAA*r* ,- j(^^ bat runs leaguer to in 100 this! but various lawsuits stymied 'who normally fires overhand, when 1 year he scored Richie that Since the has added sidearm Congratulations are extended from one Tiger-killer to another, as notion. Ameri- a curve as Ashburn with an infield out in Harmon Killebrew of the Senators comes home with his 23d home SCHEDULES CHANGED can League isn’t likelyto permit a weapon against righthanded run the first inning. :the hitters. . of the season in the first National to return to New . . The Orioles, fight- inning of yesterday’s game at Griffith Stadium. PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO York without Los to be the team of the ab r h rbl r getting An- ing pres- Jim Lemon, whose 30th homer the over ab h rbi I provided margin the T. 5 111 Tigers TTr.2b A'b'n.cf-lf 4 110 geles in exchange, expansion ent, seemingly are set to be the meets 1 Friday night, Killebrew, whose smash started the Senators toward New Goal: Walters.rl 30 C Will.rf 400 (I could be for club of the future 2 G lez.rt 2 (I 11 Banks,as 4 111 snagged another with a pre- Olympic oAmerican League will staff and an infield of Jim Gen- 4 Curry 1 o o 0 B chee.lb 2 0 11 hold an Marv Ron Han- Heat 0 o o o Th s.lb expansion meeting tile, Breeding, How to Beat Short.n 5 101 l Farrell.p o o 0 o zim er.2b 4 0 2 2 Tuesday in New York, but sen and Brooks Robinson show- Her’ra.lb 3 0 o o Thacker.e, 2 0 o 0 Coker.c 4 0 o o ! there’s to be more dis- ing an average age of 24. officials use of Ellsw'th.p 2 O 0 O likely ROME, Aug. 27 (AP). Olympic urged Del G'o.cf 3 1 2 0 Elston.p 1000 ' cussion than action. There are On their last Western trip tablets. 4 12 0 Olympic officials took emer- salt Amaro.ss Buzha't.p 2 110 so many be the Senators will a SENATORS is abate. angles to consid- play night to com- The heat unlikely to 1 Lcp’o.Ob 1 0 0 o gency measures today ered that one game in Kansas 7 Dalr'ple 1 0 0 o meeting, or may- City, then en- MAJOR AVERAGES Continued From Page F-l bat the Rome heat which took This is typical Rome weather be two for . . or three, won't settle plane Cleveland . ft the life and felled several for August and September and Totals 35 4 10 3 Totals 32 5 9 5: Foytack. Allison singled to one all problems. plane arrives time 1 Filed out on they’ll ' others. Romans merely mop their for Buzhardt In 7th; American center and romped to third on 1 2 Slnaled tor Walters In 7th: 3 Fouled, i•• * • reach the Cleveland airport at League National brows and take a siesta until cut tor Walls In Bth: 4 out League Earl Battey’s single to Shocked the death yester- Struck for right.] by Smith in 7th: 5 Singled for Bouchee' The Senators television sched- 4:05 a.m. and nestle down CLUB BATTING CLVB HATTING the late breezes come. in Bth; 6 Grounded in Elmer Vaio, batting for Billy-day of Knud Enemark Jensen, out for Altman ule with about an hour later. The death of Jensen, Sth: 7 Filed out for Lepclo in 9th. ' expired yesterday’s AB. R. H. 2b. 3b. HR. Rbl. Av. AB. R. H. 2b. 3b. HR. Rbi. Av. Consolo. scored Allison Danish the In- 23, and young cyclist, game and there’s little likeli- Sportscaster Arch McDonald Chi’co 4102 597 1107 193 35 91 556 .270' 4262 598 1169 182 , stricken a sunstroke near PHILADELPHIA 00l 000 I.Pittsbg. 47 95 561 2.74 i moved Battey to second with a Committee by 300—4 is 4086 517 1097 161 90 489 268 ternational Olympic CHICAGO OlX—5 hood of recuperating nicely at Doc- Cleve. 15 . 4061 536 1067 159 31 137 .263 ...... 100 201 any games being added. l|Milw. 503 to the end of a 62-mile road race, N. Y. 4080 605 1084 175 31 153 571 .266 > >L. 4054 ] deep fly Colavito. Moore a special meeting to re- tors A. 528 1051 163 31 105 483 .259 held . . . WTOP-9, which has been Hospital following a heart Boston 4019 532 1050 186 102 .261 E—Amaro. PO-A—Philadelphia. 24 503 ' St. L. 4063 530 1044 180 35 112 495 .257 ! watched a third strike, but schedule and rec- staggered the Olympic village. 24- 1074 170 28 524 257 arrange the 11: to Bou- the is tied attack .. . Don’t visit, but drop Balto. 4172 563 102 . S. 513 169 46 108 473 .255 Chicago. 27-7: DP—Banks ! showing games, up F. 4132 1053 Zimmer Wash. 4174 555 1029 163 36 117 520 .247! Billy Gardner scored Battey chee: to Bouchee; Walls to T. 4153 505 1039 170 34 93 476 ] ommend meas- him a . [Chi. .250 I precautionary Danes Team with the Olympic Games for card . . Pinch-hitter K. C. 4093 493 997 160 28 92 448 .244 Pull Out Taylor to Herrera. LOB—Philadelphia, I Cm. 4235 514 1052 190 28 113 489 .248 a i with single to left. 5. Elmer Vaio of the a Detroit 4031 490 938 144 462 .233 4112 ures. 7; Chicago. the next two weeks. . Rat- Senators, 29 116 1 Phila. 444 995 164 34 84 408 .242 . . The Tigers threatened with! The Danes pulled out their 26—Ashburn. Zimmer. Santo. 3b The start of the 50-kilometer Buzhardt. ings on the Senators’ games personable guy, puts his charm CLUB FIELDING CI.I B FIELDING two out in the team. Part of the h r er bb so eighth when' walk gruelling road-cycling Ip this season increased to work as a public relations September 7, a Buzhardt 6 7 4 4 4 per- PO. A. 2 G. E. DP. Av. Norm Cash beat out a bunt Swedish team the village Short 11 for G. PO. A. E. DP Av. test covering more than 31 miles i quit I’4 1 o 0 > ceptibly as a result of the club’s man a trucking firm dur- Chicago 122 3265 1435 85 133 .982 and Farrell <4 1 0 0 0 1 Pittsburgh 3322 1411 98 124 .980 , Charley Maxwell singled, and sought more comfort in the winter. Baltimore 124 3342 1357 93 140 .981 . 123 and taking nearly five hours. Ellsworth 9 4 4 2 1 improved play. ing Lns 120 3249 1291 6's New York 119 98 119 .979 l Angeles 93 111 .980 but Moore fanned Elston 1 0 0 1 3 3225 1386 i Bolling, then from heat 'private dwellings in the hills. 2S The Tigers are attempting Washington lefthanders this Detroit 120 3298 1 251 101 101 Milwaukee 119 3217 294 99 107 .979 I was postponed peak .978 ! 1 disposed of the Winner—Elston (7-7>. Loser—Short 125 127 .978 ] Tigers in order' Geoffrey Dyson, chief of the to to show 19-17 in- Kansas City 121 3228 1298 101 115 .978 I Cincinnati 3341 1333 106 hour of 1:30 p. m., local time, I (5-9,. arrange a trip Japan in season a mark, Cleveland 119 3196 1207 99 119 .978 , Chicago 121 3276 1362 112 103 .976 in the ninth. U—Sudol. Boggess, cluding de-' British track and field Gorman. Smith. the fall of 1961. . . the 1-5 record of Louis 121 3219 1268 116 124 'to 2:30 p.m. There were de- i forces, . Ralph Boston 119 3147 1284 104 122 .977 St. .975 T—2:2B. A—9.657. 122 3355 1397 121 ’hiladelphia 122 3266 127 .9731 NOTES: Truman said he foresaw this discomfort Lumenti, Charleston lefthander parted Jim Kaat In three Washington 130 .973 1296 103 Clevenger', , mauds for an even later start. | | ... San Francisco 121 3262 1281 133 98 .972 TRIPLE PLAY-Washington. trying for a sixth win, will op-! and prepared for it. who has made little progress previous seasons the Senators’ TRIPLE PLAY-Milwaukee. Steps were taken to protect since was lefthanders a ipose the Indians here today,' ’’We’ve had our boys training he signed as a spark- displayed 15-44 INDIVIDUALBATTING in the with competitors exhausting ¦ rSDIVIDIAL Latman the Senators record . The Senators’ In- BATTING Barry due to pitch in heat chambers on treadmills ling prospect by . . or and 10,000-meter home run. his 354 75 113 19 the Sievers,Chi 0 25 82 .319 Clemente.Pg 436 66 138 18 6 10 78 .317 White Sox in for ¦ moving the 20-kilometer walk , Boston, said, ’’The marathon is 11th of the year. Elston How- Skowron.NY 429 51 133 28 325 86 . 310 I Ashburn,Clli 449 82 138 12 5 0 and are 33 .307 night games 0 8 49 .308 268 41 82 19 ' Tuesday and a brutal under cir- ard and Kubek each Kuenn.Cle. 422 57 130 22 I Post,Cm 1 17 47 .306 September 2. The 10.000 meters ; race any singled in Runnels.Bn 426 71 130 23 2 2 29 .305 206 i Smith.Pg 28 62 16 1 9 40 .301 ' Wednesday. cumstances. Here it’s two the 274 39 83 11 1 13 50 is 6. going to runs in big inning. Berra„NY .303 Moon.LA 410 65 123 18 6 13 63 .300 run September 474 70 143 24 14 82 302 In his last 10 be a Minoso.Chl 3 . ! Cepeda.SF 449 61 134 2 22 80 . 298 , games Lee has This sweltered In , back-breaker.” The defeat was the fourth for Beman Advances Griffs Farmhand 45 99 12 17 38 302 city again Asp'm’te.Cle 328 . Adcock.Mil 393 39 116 17 1 19 68 295 38 hits 246 74 allowed in 52 Harshman, who has won Geiger,Bn 32 13 3 9 33 .301 Moryn.StL 218 27 64 7 2 9 36 .294 i innings heat which sent the thermome- only Robinson.Bal 483 59 145 21 811 66 .300 I White.StL 464 73 136 25 9 15 69 .293 I one game this season. The To Rookie of Year 442 51 132 2 2 3 5 63 299 ter soaring to 91 in the shade Today's Finals Power,Cle . ' Taylor,Ph 466 67 136 21 6 5 36 . 292 ’ ¦ . 393 64 117 10 veteran hasn’t beaten Piersall.Cle 4 15 57 .298 Kasko.Cin 415 52 121 17 1 5 41 .292 [ in midafternoon. southpaw 90 10 19 80 Gentile.Bal 302 57 13 .298 I Musial.StL 253 39 74 16 1 13 50 .292 the Yankees since August, 1958. BRISTOL, Va., Aug. 27 81 115 16 96 .297 REDSKINS In Colonial Golf Maris,NY 387 535 HerreraJ>h 410 48 119 18 5 15 62 . 290 (AP).—Jim Francona,Cle 404 64 118 23 2 11 58 . 292 Teammate Treated The Yankees made l Hock, Wytheville’s ' WiUsXA 362 53 105 9 2 0 19 . 290 WHITE SOX it four in Wertz,Bn 335 38 97 17 0 17 88 .290 266 26 77 ] Continued From F-l I Burgess.Pg 12 2 6 29 .289 Page .a row within 25 hours over the MEMPHIS, Tenn., Aug. 27 hard-hitting, 21-year-old short- Malzone.Bn 456 46 130 25 2 11 68 . 285 • Robinson.Cin 379 68 109 27 426 69 .288 i Continued From F-l A teammate of Jensen. Jor- 284 55 81 13 3 15 53 285 Page to click and after Indians. stop, today was named 1960 Cash,Det . Skinner.Pg 4SO 75 129 26 4 14 73 Day punted The Yankees also won (AP). 413 68 117 9 1 30 76 283 .287 gen Jorgensen, also was being i Defending champion Lemon.Wn . 1 BoyerAtL 426 76 122 19 6 26 81 .286 i more in the sixth when Fox to Tim Brown, the Eagles drove last rookie of the year in the all- KubekJiY 431 62 121 10 .281 night’s doubleheader, 7-6 22 3 53 Aaron.Mil 459 80 131 14 7 33 93 .285 treated in the hospital for sun- Richard Crawford of Jackson- WoodlinS.Bal 356 58 100 16 3 9 46 .281 > was hit and came around on to the Washington 12 before and 7-5. i rookie Appalachian League. Banks.Clu 468 81 133 28 5 36 99 . 284 Lopez .NY 313 48 88 12 4 4 30 .281 a stroke. Raya Mohamed, a coach and three other fa- Davis.LA 233 28 66 13 1 6 30 .283 i Sievers single and an out- being ville, Ark., Hock, a 6-foot-l, 170-pound SiebermKC 428 61 120 25 6 18 58 .280 ] stopped. FIRST GAME ' Bruton.Mil 478 76 134 23 7 8 39 .280 of the Pakistan field hockey vorites remained in play after Nixon,Bn 250 23 70 17 3 4 30 .280 i field error. After Minnie Minoso Bednarik’s CLEVELAND NEW righthanded hitter signed by Cun'ghamStL 389 57 109 25 2 5 32 . 280 second field goal YORK Freeze,Chi 377 53 105 25 6 14 64 .279 team, and a Bulgarian cyclist, , Pinson.Cin 527 82 147 33 8 14 48 .279 walked and moved ab r h rbl ab r h rbi quarter-fiinal wins today in the Washington out of Central WilliamsJiC 325 38 90 21 0 8 44 .277 i up on an : try was partially blocked, but Mathews,Mil 421 83 117 16 630 87 .278 O. were admitted for fAmte.2b 4 0 2 u Kubek.ss 5 0 1 2 Colonial Invitation MantleJYY 406 100 112 14 5 30 72 .276 infield hit a Toschev, De 0 golf tourna- is 1 Crandall. Mil 396 54 110 8 017 51 .278 ' out. Smith two- bounced into the end zone. ¦ H'l.sa 2 0 1 Boyer.3b 4 1111 Michigan College, currently Killebrew,Wn 326 58 90 15 1 22 61 .276 treatment of heat exhaustion. 4 O O 0 4 ! Virdon,Pg 314 53 87 13 77 34 .2771 i.run single. and M'rg'n.llb Lopez.rl 0 10 i ment. hitting .354. He beat out Sam Breeding, Bal 469 61 129 23 1 3 37 .275 Day’s 11-yard run short Power, lb 4 10 0 3 110 ' Howard .LA 345 48 95 12 2 62 .275 Mantle.cf 20 10 1 20 Numerous other cases of heat Fox,Chi 502 70 137 51 .273 to iF'a'c na.lf 3 2 11 Sk'ron.lb 3 2 10 two-time National Bowens of Bluefield and his Cimoli.Pg 251 29 69 10 4 0 27 . 275 ’ Sievers and Gene Freese dou- ] pass Bill Anderson took the I Crawford, Aparicio.Chi 467 70 127 17 6 2 49 .272 exhaustion and stomach i ’lersall.cf 4 0 10 Cerv.lf 3 110 : AlouSF 226 29 62 11 3 5 29 .274 upsets to 0 Bertoia,Wn 342 35 93 12 6 3 35 .272 bled in the ' Redskins midfield, where Phillips.rf 4 12 Howard.c 4 1 2 3 Collegiate Athletic Association Wytheville teammate, Sonny ¦ Lovington,MU 227 21 62 15 1 10 33 ‘ eighth to close out Gardner.Wn 482 61 130 20 5 8 49 .270 .273 were reported at the Olympic Romance 4 0 2 I) Rich'n. lb 4 11 o; for rookie of the Curry.Ph 205 25 56 12 2 6 31 the they lost the ball on a fourth- champion, let his opponents Pittaro, year Temple.Cle 367 49 99 12 1 2 19 .270 .273 i Chicago scoring. Har'an.p 2 O o o Btaf'ord.p 4 0 0 0 Spencer-StL 415 64 112 18 2 15 48 270 village. o o o honors. Tasby,Bn 364 61 98 14 2 4 31 .269 down try for a yard. On the Mathias.p o Arroyo.p 0000 make the mistakes. Playing Altman,Chi 267 A 72 13 3 9 39 Shaw permitted o Bauer.KC 194 22 52 12 0 3 20 . 268 270 J only four IHale 11 0 Callison .Ph Hert Australia world next Hock is the second infielder | 196 27 53 10 37 21 .270 Elliott, play Andy Stynchula hit 0 0 0 o steady golf, he eliminated Bob Green.Wn 243 41 65 1! 6 2 27 .267 scratch singles the Lee.p Hoak.Pg 441 76 118 17 612 60 .268 > through 1 0 O o be as Hansen,Bat 428 62 114 19 5 19 73 .266 record-holder in the mile, took Jurgensen, him to fum- CKuenn of Ito chosen the league's Mazeroski.Pg 422 50 16 5 9 54 .265 first six causing Lowry Huntsville, Ala., Tnandos.Bal 256 29 68 12 0 8 41 .266 112 i innings. Two of them and; Walters.Ph 366 40 97 the off from Totals 33 4 4 34 79 I top rookie. Johnson City’s 252 43 67 9 ' 8 0 8 36 265 day training. ble, and Andy recovered. 7 Totals 6 Skip Stigger of Herzog KC 2 8 38 .266 with an Henderson, Ky., Gonzalez.Ph 257 30 68 19 4 7 35 ’ coupled error and ; Hit into force play for Mathias In Lodar,Chi 340 37 90 22 0 5 40 .265 265 Hours of work in the hot sun The Redskins drove to the both 4 and 3. Danny Cater, now a second Nea!,LA 424 56 112 17 2 7 Rookie Bth; 2 Fhed out for Lee in 9th. Battey.Wn 358 40 94 17 111 48 .263 ; 37.264 i Don Gile's grounder baseman Bell,Cm 438 55 14 4 9 54 have to his with Williamsport in M’Doug’ld.NY 266 46 70 13 3 5 27 .263 115 .263 begun sap strength, Eagles’ 27 but stalled and Jack Nicklaus of 247 65 11 2 produced a single run in the CLEVELAND 010 000 012—4 ; Columbus, Chnzley.Det 191 24 50 9 3 5 22 .262 , 35 1 22 263 1 the Eastern League, won two Bailey.Cin 347 friends said. Khayat missed a placement NEW LumpeJiC 475 58 124 16 2 7 47 . 261 42 91 16 3 10 53 .262 i second. YORK 000 160 00X—7 Ohio, Deane Beman of Silver Schmidt,SF 263 22 69 1 years ago. Catcher Duane Colavito.Det 419 50 109 15 125 69 .260 11 6 27 262 Cyclists were concerned over from the 41-yard line. e ,rt Sr 286 B—Morgan. Spring, Md., and Aaron "P< - 37 74 2 5 27 Richardson 2. Kubek. Tommy Brandt.Bal 403 58 104 19 6 12 54 .258 I 2?y. 12 .259 > The Red Sox chased Shaw! the to (Butch) Emaar of Salem was WllLChl 384 47 18 7 175-kilometer individual The Eagles had punt and Cerv. PO-A—Cleveland. 24-6. New Howard,NY 280 28 72 II 3 6 36 .257 , 99 5 42 . 258 of Gainesville, Ga., also sur- Logan,Mil 42 99 with four runs in the York. 27-18. DP—Howard to rookie of the year in 1957, the Becquer.Wn 269 38 69 14 6 4 33 .257 , 384 12 4 5 33 258 j seventh, ‘ road race Tuesday, scheduled Sutton made a diving catch of Skowron; '. Sch’nd’nst,MU 225 21 Howard to Richardson: to Rich- vived 39 8 5 18 , 58 9 11 19 258 Kubek as expected for the final Snyder,KC 253 65 3 .257 i featuring a triple Rookie ardson league's first as an all-rookie Santo. Chi 220 26 56 by to at 9 a m. and continue Van Brocklin's boot the to Skowron. LOB —Cleveland, fi Bolling.llet 400 44 102 18 4 8 45 .255 . 17 0 8 39 255 begin on rounds tomorrow. GilliamXA 461 78 Lou Clinton New York. 10. Crawford Buddin,Bn 384 59 98 20 4 6 32 .255 ( 117 16 1 5 33 . ] plus singles by loop. 254 well past midday. Some were Washington 42. 2b—Aspromonte. Phillips. Richard- 291 fhomas.Chi 396 47 100 10 119 faces Beman and Boyer AY 45 74 17 1 10 36 .254 ! 55 .253 Gile, Don Frank son. Nicklaus is Kirkland.SF 388 i Buddin. Mal- for a The Redskins to Skowron. Mantle. HR—Francona. Landis. Chi 383 71 5 8 45 40 98 16 814 44 253 asking postponement. went the 96 IS .251 Boyer. SF —De la Hoz. matched with Aaron in the Held.Cle 267 27 67 10 1 15 50 .251 Stuart.Pg 330 33 83 11 3 17 62 .252 ! zone, Rip Repulski and Pete Eagles’ 21 before missed Dark,Mil 36 Day 402 69 , 250 63 71 4 21 r semifinals. Alliaon.Wn 100 25 3 13 58 .249 252 Runnels. The home forces got . ab h rbl hr Fort Belvoir Wins 9 2 1 23 Aindall.Chi 235 16 58 14 2 2 22 247 ¦ three straight 7 6 4 5 4 Rich'dson.NY 382 37 95 .2491 , passes and Harshman ... 4'4 JWall,.Ph 228 28 Mathias 2 Romano,Cle 217 26 54 5 1 13 39 .249! 56 9 3 4 24 246 , their final run in the ninth I 2 s 2 1 0 0 4 Nicklaus, national amateur Snider,LA Khayat came in and kicked a Lee Tuttle.KC 428 55 14 1 6 30 220 36 54 13 5 13 . I 0 0 0 2 1! 106 .2481 32 245 a Buddin Little Title 80 > on triple and a Russ* 27-yard field 7 4 5' champion, ousted Truman League Yost Det 399 63 98 16 2 9 30 .246 , ??ys h^;chl ?? 30 u ' 3 « M 3 goal. Stafford B'/s 2 2 427 326 34 79 16 1 ORIOLES . 0 0 O 1 Kaline,Det 60 104 21 1 12 51.244 I FloodAtL 8 37 .242 > Nixon grounder. Dean returned Arroyo h 0 . Connel of Jupiter, Fla., and Fort Belvoir, led by the slug- Blasing’me,SF 417 56 Khayat's kick- | Fern’ndez.Det 373 39 91 10 3 4 27 .244 I 100 8 7 2 22 240 Winner Stafford (1-0). Loser— ! Zimmer,Chi 247 F-l Jack Cupit of Fort and of Keough.Cle 221 30 54 10 1 3 18 .244 I 26 59 9 5 3 20 .239 ! Every Chicago starter shared 1 Continued From Page off 49 yards to Washington’s 42. Harshman (1 -4 >. Smith, Ark., ging pitching Angel 224 Cerv.N Y 235 38 57 8 2 13 34 McCoveyAF 33 53 11 311 Balk by the .243 43 237 in came in as a and but two - Mathias. same 2 and 1 Garcia, defeated Ma- 191 ' the 13-hit attack while the pinch-hitter 15 yard penalties U—Berry, Napp. margin, Quantico Maxwell.Det 374 56 90 12 521 66 .241 Rq(lgers.SF 18 45 6 3 1 18 .236 248 204 19 48 score rine in Stephens,Bal 36 59 13 0 6 22 .238 , Amaro.Ph 7 0 0 10 235 ! pitching pair did not walk a singled to Snyder. against the Eagles put them i Beman, the slightly built Base, 4-1, yesterday the- 206 27 49 7 2 10 32 .238 McMillan.Cin 68 6 Thr’neb'ryJtC ; 296 30 2 8 31 230 was Boston batter. The victory Herbert's back on their own 20. SECOND GAME Washington Area Interservice Hamlin .KC 349 39 80 7 2 1 19 .229 i JavierAtL 340 44 78 12 6 4 18 229 ] i Styn- University of Maryland stu- 221 Bressoud,SF 304 30 CHICAGO BOSTON the i CLEVELAND NEW YORK Little CareyJLC 20 49 9 2 10 40 .222 ; 68 15 5 7 29 .224 , ninth of year against 13 I chula nailed Peaks for a 3-yard League Tournament final e r h r ab r h rbl ar r dent and Valdiv’lso.Wn 244 23 54 11 2 18 .221 ? O,Ph 255 42 57 13 3 8 21 .224 ab rbi ab h rbl h rbl former British Ama- .f^ losses. The loss went to loss as the half ended. Temple.2b 40 19 1 o at Belvoir. Wilson.Cle 205 20 44 6 0 1 23 .215 SmithAtL 258 17 13 0 2 Aparfo.sa Sill Buddin.s« 6 2 2 1 Jerry ¦ Eagles, Boyer.3b 40 , 57 24 221 De Hz.ss 2 0 Roseboro,LA Fox.2b 2 111 Malze.ilb 5 110 I 0 0 Cerv.lf 4 12° teur was carried Phillips.Cle 24 44 9 0 3 23 .214 224 17 47 12 3 6 , his fourth three 6. : I champion, one i Garcia pitched a three-hit- 206 35 .210 Good 20 0 0 Walker, against i 7; Redskins, 00 0 O 4 I 1 28 7 1 n.Sb 50 0 1 Bridges.ss Berra.rf 0 10' Dobbek.Wn 216 46 2 8 28 .213 Nixon.c Kuenn GRAND-SLAM , Sievers,lb 44 3 1 ReDul i.lt soil victories. 2 1 000 Mantle.cf 4120 extra hole by Green of ter and struck out 12 batters Chill,Det 244 20 50 7 0 6 32 .205 HOMERS—Skinner, Pitts- o 9 i fete Mlnoso.lt .’I 11 0 4 12 1 Phillips.rf 4 0 Skow n.lb 4 0 10 Bilko.Det 185 13 36 8 2 7 19 .195 burgh and Howard, Run'ls,2b KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE THIRD PERIOD in the Los Angeles, two Freese,3b 5 0 11 4 0 10 Power.lb 3 0 10 Kubek.ss 3 0 ! Mich. is six-inning champion- 36 Tasby.ct ab r h rbl ab r h rbi 10, Birmingham, Beman Berberet.Det 195 15 4 0 3 17 .185 Franc'a.lf 0 0 0 Blanc'd.c 3 each; Banks . Smith.rt 5 4 2 O 0 ! 1 ~L and Santo, Chicago; Mc- 12 2 Gile,lb 12 1 Tuttle.cf ft 2 2 O Brandt,cf ft O 0 O The Redskins failed to 0 i ship game, and also socked a GRAND-SLAM 4 gain Piersail.cf 3 0 0 0 3 1 10: current Trans-Miss HOMERS-Wertz, Boston, Covey and Mays, San Lollar.c 112 Clinton.rt 4 12 1 Lumpe,2b 412 1 Wdling.ll 312 1 Rlc'd'n.2b champion three; two; Francisco; N. 4 12 0 Morgan.3b 30 0 0 0. three-run homer over the left- Triandos, Baltimore, Mino- Landis.ct Delock.p 1000 Snyder,rf 4 112 Rob n.3b 4 111 after taking the kickoff and Terry.p 200 Sherry, Davis, Moon 3 0 Wilson.c 3 0 0 9 while Green was so, Chicago; Berberet and Cash, De- and Roseboro, , Shaw.p 10 1 Wertz 10 10 Siebern.lf 4 0 10 Gentile,lb 4 0 11 runnerup this field fence in the first when Barnes uncorked a 47- Bell.p 0000 inning. troit; Gentile, Robinson and Klaus, Bal Los Angeles; Coker, Staley.d 1 00 0 2Wllson 0000 rh’b ry.lb 3 0 0 0 Tr ndos.c 4 0 10 , Philadelphia; Ad- Locke.p 2 O 0 double Bridges i . Sth: 2 PITCHING ! save them, temporarily. in 9th. i MINOR PITCHING for Wertz in Sth; 3 Grounded into 3Boyd 1010 or (Eight or More Decisions) (Eight More Decisions) double play tor Brewer in Sth. Day’s passes to Don Bosseler Totals ft 11 4 3 K 3 CLEVELAND 000 .38 Totals 34 . 000 OOO—O IP. H. 88. So. W. L ERA. INTERNATIONALLEAGUE H. W. L 503 OlO—9 1 for in and Walton took the Redskins NEW 100 011 00X—3 IP. 88. So. ERA. CHICAGOOOO Singled Throneberry 7th: YORK i Rochester. Staley,Chi 95 71 23 36 11 1.99 2 flied out, for Breeding 6; Buffalo. 3. 7 McDaniel,StL 98 71 23 BOSTON 010 000 401—6 In 9th; 82 10 4 2.30 , to their own 4'2. But Day, Jersey 3; 59 33 34 6 4 2.29 3 doubled for Jonea in run- 24-5 ! City, Richmond. 2 (1V Sisler.net 35 Brosnan,Cm 90 71 20 2 9th. E—Francona PO-A —Cleveland 50 6 230 E—Fox. Malzone. Shaw. Gile. New ! innings). Shantz.NY 55 45 21 42 4 4 2.45 1 Tasby. the hit York. 27-7. DP—De la Hoz to FarrelLPh 91 76 23 56 9 4 2.47 ning ball, was hard Toronto, ft: Montreal. 4. Baumann.Chi 128 38 46 9 5 2.54 ; PO-A—Chicago. 27-16: Boston. 27-9. 002 000 300—ft Power: Mantle to I 138 Wllltams.LA 179 KANSAS CITY Boyer. LOB—Cleve- ! 132 61 147 12 6 DP—Runnels to to Gooo- after a land AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Fornieles.Bn 87 65 44 47 8 3 2.59 2.51 Gile. Aparicio BALTIMORE 003 000 OOO—3 17-yard gain and fum- 3. New York 5. Roebuck.LA 100 84 31 67 8 2.61 man to Sievers. 1 Charleston. 8: Indianapolis. 1. BunningDet 200 169 174 10 3 LOB—Chicago. 11: 54 8 2.75 McCormick,SF 201 184 7. Tom Brookshier 2b—Power. Temple. HR—Cerv. S— ’ EASTERN ' 51 107 11 9 269 i Boston. bled, recover- LEAGUE FordAY 158 130 54 67 9 7 2.79 Broglio.StL E—Hansen. Robinson. PO-A—Kan- Terry. 172 132 67 150 16 6 sas | Allentown, 6; Lancasterfi 4 Klippstein.cie. 63 44 28 41 4 5 2.86 272 2b—Landis (2), Sievers. Freese..3b— Citv, 27-10: Baltimore. 27-6. DP ing on the Philadelphia 36. LawXg 222 213 31 95 18 5 Williamsport. 9: Binghamton, ft. Ditmar.N’Y 142 44 51 7 3.00 ¦ 2.88 I Aparicio. Clinton. Buddin HR—Lollar. Carey to Lumpe to Throneherry. LOB In h r er bb 156 13 Van „,, so: tace,Pg 89 75 23 47 9 6 2.93 i Sievers. B—Shaw. SF—Fox. —Kansas Brocklin’s 25-yard pass Fell . 2 110 Pascual.Wn 146 131 53 139 12 7 3.02 City. 11: Baltimore. 7. . I 1' Inend.Pg 230 217 36 13 11 2.97 Sny- Locke 6 6 2 2 Barber.Bal 149 119 97 89 9 4 ¦ 155 h r er so 2b—Tuttle. Woodling. Siebern, McDonald and Peak's 22- 0 4 1 3.08 ’ . ip bb 184 179 58 122 11 ! der, Boyd. ito Stigman 0 0 Perry,Cle 203 187 72 89 15 6 3.24 9 2.98 I Shaw 6 3 9 5 5 0 1 SP—Lumpe. Snyder. 11 0 2 164 160 51 119 7 9 ip h r er bb so yard run put the Eagles on the Terry 9 2 0 0 2 4 1 “¦w Wilhelm.Bal 133 109 36 98 10 7 3.32 ; g.P'H-S’F , 3.02 I Staley 2Vi 3 11 O 0 h Chl 128 1,5 53 66 Walker 6 9 6 4 2 1 192 191 55 8 3.33 6 3.09 ’ Delock 8 5 5 2 2 Redskin But-the Winner—Terry Loser—Bell! Herbert,KC 96 13 ' o ll^Si',. ’ 10 5 O 00000 15. Washing- (7-7). 11.0 180 153 Buhl.Mll 85 97 12 7 Wills 2% 5 4 Hoeft . 19-10). Pierce. Chi 167 158 35 90 12 7 3.40 3.20 I 4 11 Brewer 3 2 O O line 153 149 Drysdale,LA 215 180 62 194 11 13 Vs 0 0 0 0 1 Jones 11 ton held. Van Brocklin's Mossi.Det 32 67 8 8 3.47 3.22 Herbert » 8 3 3 3 3 WP—Terry. U—Napn. Stewart. 88 87 46 56 6 l Sturdivant 10001 l Fisher .Bal 152 132 63 78 9 9 3.49 5 3.27 Winner—Herbert (9-13). Los>er— fourth-down pass was knocked Umont and Berrv. T—2:o7. A—42.520. [pCCIDEimiL! Elston,Chi 111 92 69 89 46 73 6 7 3.32 Winner—Shaw Score,Chi 70 66 4 8 3.52 Sant ' (12-10). Loser—De- Walker (3-4). TAURA JonesSF 188 163 147 and the Brown,Bal 118 122 17 44 9 5 3.58 75 14 14 3.35 , lock (7-7). U—Soar. Runge. Smith, McKinley. domn, Redskins took Burdette,Mil 196 203 62 15 7 Estrada. Bal 164 125 83 116 14 8 3.62 27 344 HBP—By Delock (Landis), bv Wills T—2:3l. A—7,193 over on their own 20. L. Sherry.LA 122 65 Kralick.Wn 94 89 32 44 5 3 3.64 106 93 13 8 3.47 iFoxi. U—Honochick. U, e Cn ,82 186 Paparella Drum- Monb'qu'te.Bn 174 167 55 112 13 9 3.67 !* t \l 49 72 13 8 3.51 mond, Chylak. T—2:47. A—20.936. The offense again fizzled and. , Spahn.Ml 208 203 63 116 i Dean, using his blockers beau- TurleyAY 134 110 70 64 7 3 3.69, 16 7 3.55 after the punt. Van Brocklin’s See Page 7 220 55 128 14 11 Ramos.Wn 204 196 77 108 3.71 I |Jackson,StL 225 3.56 , Section D 10 13 tifully, ran 70 yards through Shaw. Chi 159 176 55 36 11 10 3.74 164 ,65 57 90 9 7 3.57 Podoley Enters 19-yard pass to Walston and] San ord,SF 183 154 86 Fischer.Det 107 109 28 45 6 6 3.79 106 10 11 3.59 Barnes’ to nley,Ph 138 15-yard run put the] !the entire Washington team Lary,Del 208 196 49 105 11 13 3.81 146 33 83 7 11 3.65 Morehead,Chl 100 102 39 Lee.Wn 122 121 46 65 5 4 53 2 7 369 Here ball on the Washington 15. Van! 3.84 r en for a touchdown. Walston add-1 J 56 52 28 41 6 4 GRIFFS’ Hospital Wynn.Chi 174 167 87 10 8 3.88 u a 3JO : RECORDS 121 I l . ’L, Sadeckl,StL 121 Brocklin’s third-down pass to i Kemmerer,Chi 99 97 40 58 5 4 391 116 63 79 77 3.87 !ed the 2 TIRE CENTERS Anderson.Chl 169 157 I —————. Redskins half- point to make it 24-6. Burnside.Det 110 114 46 66 77 3.93 57 90 783 89 Jim Podoley, Walston was four yards 191 short; Clevenger,Wn 105 123 43 45 5 8 210 30 99 9 12 4.01 BATTING 3.94 RobertSjPh was admitted to of a on to Downtown—6th & E Sts. N.W. Haddlx,Pg 132 back, George- first down the 1 ' Day appeared injure his Stigman.Cle 109 89 68 5 8 138 28 85 9 7 402 ab r h 11-yard 83 3.96 2b 3b hr rbl a»g 149 BU 147 51 49 town last Pappas.Bal 140 73 90 11 8 3.99 JJ“«“PI> 142 412 404 University Hospital I line. Eagles, 7; Redskins, 6. ankle to tackle 9:30 to 9 ' Hobbie,Chl Lemon 413 69 117 9 130 76 283 i trying Dean Open Monday HallAC 28 197 188 83 99 138 142 67 7 9 4.04 13 16 411 Lemon 416 be an attack of Koufax.LA 128 69 118 9 130 76.284 might appendi- Woodeshick.Wn 100 110 48 4 4 . 94 81 151 6 10 415 and Jim St. 38 405 Green 247 41 67 13 5 2 26.271 FOURTH PERIOD Clair came in at StObbs.Wn 84 86 41 9 AntonelliJsF 102 102 41 47 4 7 be an attack of PARKington Shopping Center 25 5 407 I 415 Gardner 485 59 131 14 5 8 57 .270 hight appendi- BelLCIe 154 bl S 41 49 16 23 136 82 108 9 9 4.09 i Ral‘ l' £ 4 4 4J7 Bertoia 348 36 94 13 6 2 34 .270 citis. quarterback for the Redskins 10 to 9:30 l ,n 153 51 Walston kicked a Open Monday Grant.cie 136 128 68 54 8 6 153 93 10 11 4.18 Battev 361 42 97 15 19-yard 4.30 I 2^“cL S f'S 111 46 .269 when they took the TerryAY 118 Cm 1,8 129 37 Becquer 37 officials would not kickoff. 112 38 67 6 7 4.58 I JS. ! fe. 43 4 10 419 269 69 15 6 4 33.257 Hospital field on the first of 180 Short,Ph 88 44 4 19 69 goal play B.Daley,KC 184 76 104 13 12 4.65 ! 83 45 5 a Allison 400 11)1 25 313 56 .253 comment his condition. He couldn’t move the team and Pizarro,MU lot Thron 140 on KJohnson AC 95 98 37 70 3 7 483 [ 89 64 81 6 6 428 ry 16 34 4 2 2 21 .243 the period, it . making Eagles, after a 126 HoohDin 187 61 85 Consolo 143 32 4 1 3 15-yard holding penalty CoatesAY 124 56 56 10 3 4.94 186 10 14 433 22 14 .224 Dr. George Resta, the team 123 a 1 6 11 1 0 O 10; Red Skins, 6. LarsenAC 80 35 42 1 Wllley,Mll 122 54 5 7 X i‘S. . -’ 14.220 put the ball on the 74 9 5.11 90 446 n?245 , Washing- ABEL LABEL BrewerAn 175 Green,Ph 86 81 44 Valdiv so 23 53 11 2 16.216 physician sent Podoley back to MUFFLERS 141 58 46 7 11 5.17 , 36 3 6 450 After the to Delock,Bn Cardwell Chi Dobbek 216 27 46 6 2 82« .213 returning kickoff ton 12, St. Clair’s long pass 87 106 37 25 7 6 517 , 148 145 56 112 5124 80 Washington from Norfolk, Va.. 1,9 Naragon 82 6 17 2 O 0 4 207 their 28. the Redskins advanced GarverAC 74 82 21 28 17 523 I 133 55 68 3 11 484 intended for Anderson was in- MillerSF Wh’nant 103 16 21 8 o 3 F.Sullivan,Bn 123 135 44 74 414 ! 63 73 21 35 3 5 sl4 18.204 where the Redskins met the ‘ 5 0 1 0 0 to the 34 before Day’s 53 54 Hernandez 0 Eagles’ tercepted by KucksAC 89 101 39 28 4 7 5.76 McMahon,Mil 27 2 6 543 0.200 Brookshier on the 56 Pascual 49 7 9 2 11 6 .184 Philadelphia Eagles last night FoytackDet 79 KlineStL 106 pass was 5.95 70 34 26 2 7 643 ! 118 io 53 3 8 6.11 Ramos 64 5 9 0 intercepted by Chuck Eagles’ 39. 2 2 4 141 an BnggsAC 46 50 24 in exhibition game. 26 4 4 6.tS N T A Kralick 22 1 3 0 0 0 1 !136 Weber the H C ar dWe "- ° on 30. Casale.Bn 81 100 58 47 2 9 ChiCag and Clevenger 18 o 6.78 i Burd ett? e e 200 0 0111 Mdwauk ee Podoley, who has been sched- • ONE-HIT l-. . . 31 3 3 1 0 1 2 .097 Barnes ran .34 yards and To Fif fODDS and CHEVRO- GAMES-Monbouquette, Boston; O Stobbs Ramos, Washington; HJ GAMES-Sam Jones and Mari- 23 O 2 O 0 O 2 .087 uled to start at right halfback, Brown- and Bar- rm,’l l W Peaks 25, but successive ra clsc s. deshlck 28 o 2 0 o o o 071 clip- BaH»n<>re; Sligman and KnniZ, 2 ; Robcrt Philadel- LETS—I949 thru 1953 z'.L Bows- ni.' ? Moore 16 O first was admitted to DePaul field, Cleveland phli. Koulax, Los Angeles; Broglio, St. 11 0 0 0 .063 ping penalties the (combined). Morgan 4 against 0 00000 .000 Hospital in Norfolk for obser- Mufflers to fit most other Eagles put the ball on Wash- /•X/ cars . PITCHING Coach Mike Nixon said vation. ington’s 35. Brown and ftlona Peaks ro sav n s - ip h bb so gs w P P° 9 gc 1 tests showed a high white cor- 30 the Hern'dez 26 17 19 0 0 4 (>l legged pigskin to the Red- / \ ' ' Stobbs puscle count. Vista Kart Races ling at 1 p.m. Expected to 81 82 23 41 8 O 9 5 skins' and Brown ""'ll * Zinc-coated com- 1 146 132 51 2, took it * bonderized, steel, Pascual 139 20 812 7 94 87 Dr. Resta will examine Pod- over pete Kralick 40 42 11 3 5 3 from there on an end run. Shoeshine 'd Vista are such names Joe - Lee 121 Manicure, ac ar, d rus t Raceway will be host as 120 45 63 14 0 5 4 oley today on his return from resistant. ee 1 Walston kicked the U 3? 48 67 15 O 6 4 point and to the Moore 83% Norfolk. at ... Competition Cart Club Carter, Ray Courtney, 63 36 29 O 0 4 3 the boosted I" TOPAY • Sonny Monian 47 13 Eagles their lead j construction 60 21 O 0 4 3 Thick, heavy . . . for the 1 Halfback first time today in a Brinke, Hollis Webster and Jim Becquer 1000000 Johnny Popson also i to 17-6. Wdeshick 91 HI 45 37 14 1 4 4 long life, quiet series of so-kart was sent home, a knee The operation races start- Robinson, Ii Ramos 203 197 77 108 26 10 10 13 nursing Redskins had to punt Clev ger 102 123 43 43 9 injury. y 5 g taking the kickoff and NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION 4*. ’