THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C., Monday, Septamber 19, 1960 Sports A-17

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IO By the Press ffK Associated the As Orioles By Associated Preis Roll out the you Pi- i Collapse Suddenly the Yankees are barrel, in Q.MMh » rate fans. Your fighting club is a position for “magic number” By BURTON HAWKINS timore and Chicago at this practically in. Only another talk about pennant ~v»* Star staff Writer clinching point seems secure. instead of a miracle can rob Pitts- nail-biting per- ' Baltimore's black week end I There were prospects that burgh of its first National I centage lead. has its to Griffith the Senators’ home spread gloom i attendance, The Yanks * League pennant since 1927. rose to the occa- *" • Stadium, where a welcome : now 697.080, ' might exceed sion wifevMIR! < With 11 games to go, Danny and put down the Balti- heavy rain of money in the > 800,000. but the Yankees un- Murtaugh’s Pirates lead by six more challenge over the week : Senators’ last eight home dates > doubtedly exploded that notion full games over St. Louis and end. sweeping all four games was predicted on a tight pen- [by sweeping four games from to break the 6’i over . The Car- nant race which no longer ex- ¦ the Orioles. dinals have 13 the race wide open. to play, ists. In for ' [ scrambling their per- afternoon Braves only 10. The Friday they led “Magic The who son?l small potatoes—the Three Orioles to Senators, slipped [ $4OO the Orioles one begin untangle after colliding away. Richardson reached second and later number” is seven. by percentage into a fourth-place tie withi or $5OO they would receive if a four- in an to catch a to short scored Kubek. The Yankees Vein Law and Bend I point. Today they sport attempt blooper on a fly by Tony Vinegar 1 Cleveland yesterday by losing ; they finish fourth—the Sena- game lead over both Baltimore center by in the third both 7-3 and for of Mizell provided the strongarm tors won games, 2-0, a sweep 1 a 3-1 decision to the Red Sox : still could funnel more and that Chicago. of second at Yankee Stadium. the series and moved four gave the Pirates a here while the Indians yesterday’s game four-game games [jobs 1 were ¦ important money into the club The Yanks have 11 double-header games to Centerfielder Jackie Brandt and Short- ahead of the and White Sox sweep over Cin- ¦ splitting a doubleheader with i treasuiy if they knock off (left) Orioles in the the play. Baltimore and Chicago cinnati. 5-3 and 1-0, yesterday. Kansas have faint , Yankees in both stop are on the ground, while pennant race.—AP Wirephoto. • City, now games at New each have nine. Any combina- For Law it was victory No. 20 1 hope of . York. Second Baseman Marv stumbles recreating excitement. ! tion of seven Yankee victories Breeding on the fourth He won No. try. The waning days of the cam- Orioles Here Friday or Oriole and White Sox de- -19 on Aug. 29. Mizell, the ex- could have ¦ paign represented feats would nail it down. Any Cardinal chimed in with a neat, of the most The Orioles and White Sox , [ one financially . combination of six would clinch three- shutout for his 12th [ i fruitful periods in the need prompt and ISSUE STILL IN DOUBT Sena- unwavering a tie. triumph. tors' if the from the Senators history Yankees [[help and There still is danger ahead hadn’t blown Red who will the race wide . Sox, provide all for Broglio Wins 20th Manager , open. Itstill could happen, but , the Yankees’ opposition in the W/N, LOSE OR whose Yanks have found Wash- if the leaders’ last 11 Protests Mor The Cards also won, only slumping Senators ; games. But Regatta edging I ington their most troublesome San hot in two New the Senators could shovel Francisco, 4-3, as Ernie!i[get games at I earth rival. Five of their last 11 Law York starting tomorrow' on Baltimore’s hopes beat- DRAW By FRANCIS STANN Broglio joined and Mfl-[ night. by games are with the Senators, the Award Miss waukee’s Warren Sphan as 20- ing Orioles in one or two the other six with always- to Lose Six of Eight of their five game winners. Milwaukee remaining games. tough Boston. New York is .. IRr . .. j Idle the Senators thumped Philadelphia, 7-1, on Washington has lost six of J today, also 7-10 for the year against Wash- I By DOUGLAS LAMBORNE chased by Miss Detroit, Thrift- will be off ’ ’s four-hitter and I its last eight games in dissi- again Thursday. ington and 9-7 against Boston. Contributing Writer way, and Bardahi in that Then the This Was c homers by Bill Bruton and Joe pating its advantage over the Orioles willmove into Casey's Triumph Turmoil at con- ¦ order. Two-Hitter by Terry prevailed the Indians. Griffith Stadium for a Adcock. The game was called in The Senators’ remain- three- NEW YORK. Sept. clusion of the President's Cup > Midway through the heat, After beating 19.—Well, you can’t say the Balti- • the bottom of the eighth by ing 10 games will be split game series starting Friday I Baltimore, 7-3, Regatta held yesterday on the i it was announced that both with a slashing 12-hit attack more Orioles didn’t give it a riffle and, although they still 1 rain. among the Orioles and Yankees, night. The Yankees come in Potomac, as protests, prema- Bardahi and Nitrogen had in the could win next whose four-game Bal- See yesterday’s opener, it, season would seem a more logical year *1 Chicago hit three homers in gap over SENATORS, Page A-20 ture starts and indecision as : jumped the gun. requiring their Yanks came up with a gilt- than this one. a five- sixth inning and to who was the actual winner ¦ running an extra lap. Muncey edged pitching job by Ralph hung a 5-2 on Los all his was t defeat An- threw brave young men—and tainted an otherwise perfect day ¦ given first place and a Terry in the 2-0 second game. The defeat the brave old total of 1,025 x[ geles. left the de- ones, too—against the Yankees but they of racing. points. Thompson SUFFERS BROKEN SISAMOID Terry had a The confusion resulted from i took second with 1000 points. I fending champion Dodgers until weren’t good enough or lucky “I’m still going he walked Brooks enough. proud . mathematically from the of the final heat, , Nitrogen and Bardahi even- eliminated Robinson 3-2 count with of them,” Richards drawled last after abortive running on a night the anything better than tie. when a crowd of 40.000 and a , tuallyfinished third and fourth. a two out in the seventh. Rog four-game series over the week end, “I in four or Don Hoak the Hail to hope huge television audience were ¦ Before the spray had cleared. '|t was big man Reason's Career Hansen broke the no-hit spell five to hear wish the for the years people say, ’I Orioles would lose left with the impression that . duPont asked for permission to > Pirates at Cincinnati. by driving Terry’s first pitch a ” The third baseman pennant once in a while. Let’s break ’em up.’ the winner was Bill Muncey, , take a look at the officialI fiery drove in the eighth over third base in Ended Workout Texan Willard Rhode’s u photograph of the start. Refe- . two decisive runs in the by for The lean showed the Yankees his fabled kid driving Miss Injury a single. Jackie Brandt col- and scored the with Steve and Thriftway from Seattle. ree Red Peatross summoned 1 opener only run lected the other hit. a single , starting Barber, running through NEW YORK, 19 (AP). mingo, and was retired of Sept. to stud. However, a reversal of this i the race officials for a pow- • the second game on Dick with two out in th ninth. , and , not to men- —Hail to Reason’s short but After a lackluster record on decision placed Chuck Thomp- wow. and after an hour it was s Schofield’s double after hitting Chicago missed a chance to tion the veteran cutie, . Under the tension- the West Coast, Hail to Reason son, his own Miss De- [announced that the photo > a double off . Inci- brilliant career on American take over second all piloting won his first at place by laden circumstances the Yankees race Aqueduct they were very good but ! troit, in the victor’s circle. Sub- showed that only Miss Bardahi See tracks has ended. itself. The White Sox I NATIONAL, Page A-18 race April 4. He then continued to whipped had for them. was everything going sequent protests eliminated the the illegal starter. up a 15-hit attack and drubbed Patrice Jacobs’ 2-year-old son pile victory,on victory, wind- Some of their Jim Coates and awarding of any trophies. This made Nitrogen the win- Detroit in the first pitchers—notably of Turn-to, leading contender ing up with nine triumphs, two game. 8-4, of line [ Going into the final, Miss i ner of the heat, followed by for with Nellie Fox chipping in —made fabulous desperation grabs PENNANT juvenile honors, suffered a seconds and two thirds in 18 Detroit led on points, accumu- Thriftway, Detroit, and Bar- three singles. The Tigers drives, whereas poor Estrada on Saturday lost the decision broken sesamoid in his left starts for earnings of $328,434. came lated from previous elimina- dahl in that .order. Confusion back with two in the when Bobby Richardson’s shot off his for foreleg yesterday during a He had seven victories in runs sev- spun glove a tion heats, (increased when it found 1 PICTURE enth possessing 700. was workout at the last In the rich inning and eked out a 7-6 two-run Aqueduct. stakes, freak, single. had 625. Ole Bar- that Detroit and Thriftway By the Associated Presa in the Thriftway Hirsch Jacobs, who trained World’s Playground at Atlantic margin nightcap. «* « « had both accumulated dahl's Miss Bardahi, Bil? Brow 925 the colt for his Despite homers by Rocky NATIONALLEAGUE daughter, lost City September 10. and duPont's points, and Nitrogen was third Colavito and Charlie driving. 525, Sam W Pct. time Hail to With such rich stakes as the Maxwell, THE ORIOLES’ INEXPERIENCE showed here and • L G.B T.P no announcing up with Norm Evans at with 800. 88 11 the White Nitrogen, PITTSBURGH 55 .Hls Reason’s retirement tb stud at Cowdin, Champagne and Gar- Sox took charge of there over the week . ST LOUIS Ml 6(1 fl 13 long, critical end. Their fielders ran the had Thompson possessed a bet- .574 at controls, 400. MILWAUKEE 82 A2 .sfl» 10 his Kentucky breeding farm. den State on his calendar. Hail the first game Detroit. They into each other and the Yankees, not ter total elapsed time than in exactly speed In the run for the start. [ > REMAINING GAMES “He was scheduled to breeze- to Reason was in a position to led the long second game, were seconds ' PITTSBURGH: At home («»—vs demons, making it from first to third time after time. Bardahi, close to the seawall, Thriftway.—l9.3 better, a too. but lost it in the seventh ’ Cincinnati <1». September 27; vs. Mil- three-eighths and suddenly establish money-winning rec- the and then proclaimed the waukee .30. Terry’s masterpiece in the final game was, of course, ped pack over the line in was ‘ (3), September October 1, broke down at the quarter,” ord for 2-year-olds. The mark See AMERICAN. Page A-18 winner. > 2; vs. Chicavo (2), September 22. 22. the what first was believed to have The decision gave Jacobs said. of $396,406 made In standout pitching performance but, not to take any- Away : at Milwaukee from a Nitrogen (3), Sep- The breakdown of the 2- by First Landing. thing away the young man, the Orioles oy this time tember 2.3. 24, 25. coming out of the first turn, See A-21 star said PROBABLE REGATTA, Page ST LOUIS: At home (.3)— vb. year-old was, ironically, Jacobs X-rays showed were tight, overswinging and overanxious. were Los They Anaeies (.3). September 19.’ 20, 21. quite similar to his sire’s. The two sesamoid bones (at the heel Away (K»»—at PITCHERS that way Friday night and became tense as - Chicago (4>. Septem- increasingly ber 23. 24. 25: at Los Angeles (.3).; Irish-bred Turn-to dominated of the ankle) on the left front Sept. 27. 28. 20; at San Francisco the , hours and days went by. the division in 1953 leg were broken. The AMERICAN LEAGUE (3i. September 30, October 1. 2. (Date 2-year-old trainer for No Games Scheduled. Still, from the moment that Terry began playoff of tie game at Chicago to and was the future-book choice said the break was clean, and NATIONAL LEAGUE pitching, be announced*. for the 1954 the fact that the exercise Lob Angeles at St Louis (n*—Wil- it was evident that he had a fast ball and a Redskins Seek Kentucky Derby boy liams 14-N) vs. (31*. sharper Passer At home Miller great MILWAUKEE: (s)—va. San Francisco at Cincinnati (2*. September 20, 21; vs. but broke down early in the pulled the colt up immediately Chicago—O'Dell curve. It was dark and and the had been <7-12* and Fisher («»-O» vs. Hobbie rainy, lights Pittsburgh <3*. September 23. 24,,25 spring, after winning the Fla- saved greater damage. (14-18* and Morehead (2-7). turned on the first yesterday. Away (s*—at Philadelphia (2). Sep- during game tember 27, 28; at Pittsburgh (3), Sep- You don’t take anything away from Terry but you To Replace tember 3(i, October 1, 2. Reynolds AMERICAN LEAGUE have to of credit to Casey Stengel. If give plenty anybody W. L. Pct G B. T.P F. unbeaten NEW Hfl 57 .601 thinks a man of 70 is too old to be managing a By LEWIS ATCHISON ' Packers, including a YORK 11 big league 8.3 62 4 0 Star Staff Writer screen to Don BALTIMORE _ .572 pass Bosseler 8.3 team he should take a closer look at Stengel. CHICAGO 62 .572 4 0 /nationwide! COAST-TO-COAST WINSTON-SALEM. N. C., good for 52 yards and the REMAINING GAMES: ** * * —va. WORLD'S LARGEST BRAKE SPECIALISTS Sept. 19—The Redskins ac- team's only touchdown, Nixon NEW YORK: At home (5> k Washington (2*. September 20, 21; vs. 1 WHEN IT FINALLY is boiled down, it was Stengel’s quired Linebacker Rod Breed- was not completely satisfied Boston (3). September 30. October 1,1 | Away —at Boston Septem-| series. Cannon It this in the box love from the San Francisco. I with his performance. 2. <6* <3l. Jimmy put way press ber 23. 24. 25; at Washington (3). 2fl. 27. 28. before the showdown: [ Forty-Niners today for a future “He wasn’t too accurate in September At home (2)—va.| draft choice, and released his throwing when men were BALTIMORE: “There are three great managers in baseball and a Boston (2*. September 20, 21. Away MONDAY TO FRIDAY BA.M. Emmett Wilson as they}open,” Mike said, “and we I (7)—at Washington (s*. September to 9P.M. I good one—all in the American League. I say Stengel, [Tackle l 2.3. 24, 25. October 1,2; at Boston very for next Sun- hoped he’d be more of a ‘take- began pointing (2). September 27, 28. Al Lopez and Richards are great and Cookie Lavagetto fw a TURDA Y day’s league debut against the 1 charge’ guy." CHICAGO: At home (6*—vs. Kan-i FROM 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. sas 21; vs. De- r is very, very But that old man ... I take off my cap But with only Eagle Day and Citv (1). September good. Colts at Baltimore. troit (2i, September 26. 27: vs. Cleve- ¦ to him.” Cannon, the picturesque sports critic, doesn't Saturday night’s 41-7 lacing the still limping Ralph Gugli- land (3'. September 30, October 1, 2. DOWNTOWN « MONDA Y TO SATURDA Y 7A.M. to 6 P.M. H Green Awsy (3) —at Cleveland (.3), Septem- wear a hat. here by the powerful See REDSKINS, Page A-21 ber 23, 24. 25. Packers in their final ex- Casey bore out the contention that he is a great Bay hibition game also left the < NOW 5 CENTERS TO SERVE I manager with every move he made during the crucial YOU Redskins still in the market for i, series. The old gaffer never made a mistake, and bear a quarterback. M. C. Reynolds.! Yankee team. in mind that he is not managing a great [obtained from the St. Louis ' It wins many games off bloopers by hitters such as Cardinals about three weeks < Coach Richardson and Cletis Boyer. His nominal star this [ ago, is not coming up to and season—at least for the first half of it—was Roger Marls. [Mike Nixon's expectations PERMA-LIFE will be sent back if the club 1 BRAKES He was no help. can make a deal for another , Few of Casey’s pitchers go the route any longer, but passer. Estrada Stengel used five MUFFLER-BRAKE SHOPS w against on Saturday pitchers The Green Bay defeat was ' who so wisely and so well that he prevailed over a guy the Redskins' sixth straight. < 3646 Bladensburg Rd. 1912 Duke St. , exhibition Md. Va. KI. 8-3484 would have won. matching their 1954 ( Cottage City, Alexandria, ** * * record and presaging a last- UN. 4-5111 ’ RELINED Wilson Blvd. place finish in the Eastern 1 2404 Price Ave. 2115 , BALL PLAYERS, including his own, shake their heads Wheaton, Md. LO. 4-0506 Va. JA. 5-3631 division this season unless help , Arlington, in when talk of “He’s to be COAST-TO-COAST With Genuine BONDED wonderment they got , < Mighty-Grip Linings Stengel. is found. ( either psychic or the luckiest man in the world,” they say, WHILE YOU WATCH* ALLWORK GUARANTEED* Played at Maryland , “and If he’s lucky he’s got the longest lucky streak in history.” Breedlove, the Forty-Niners’ , ROBIN HOOD INCLUDING PARTS draft choice who played & LABOR front' I third ehd When it came up rain yesterday morning, Stengel offensive guard and linebacker ' sent an emergency call at his home to Art Ditmar, who HEAVY DUTY ALUMINUM ZINC ALLOY COATED MH alignment at Maryland before being ¦ was to have pitched the second game much later. “Report moved to the backfield last , at Yankee Stadium pronto,” Art was told. Ditmar was crack the I year, couldn’t quite to pitch the nightcap and Terry the first one. What was San Francisco lineup. ' behind his reasoning was not clear but nobody, including Red Hickey liked his moves in , mufflers I training and Rod looked Ditmar and Terry, asked for an explanation. camp MUFFLERS B-a good in his brief appearance ' Both won, Ditmar in the opener and Terry so mag- fo"° CACS against the Redskins last FREE INSTALLATION Guaranteed in IV 6.95 INSTALLED FREE nificently in the dark rainy afternoon when the air [ I< writing < was month. , out own Moss other American co r s and that had against rusting as long as you your car. < except Q heavy everything Ralph threw so much on Wilson, 250-pounder from 1 a Outlast mufflers 2 to 1. Nash. Studebaker, Packard. Hudson |Q,/J Al/work guaranteed in writing it. As it turned Ditmar needed few to ordinary , out, a runs win. Georgia Tech recently picked ' d«f«t, in nteterio/, and 5* & 10* premium linings also available Terry, with his shutout; needed only one. He got two. up from the Philadelphia < workman,hip on a pro-rata bo,i, appeared to be about America', Great.,, Brak. Value He has been accused over the years—this strange, Eagles, year away from pro ranks. PRICES INCLUDE NATIONWIDE'S fascinating man—of platooning players for the sake of a Although Reynolds completed < BRAKES RELINED 15 FAMOUS SERVICES platooning, this in the face of almost unprecedented 14 out of 27 passes against the , at and world Remove all 4 wheels • Install ing wheel I success winning pennants championships. BY EXPERTS USING NATIONALLY ADVERTISED j drum fuming It is said that he has alienated of because BONDED linings ond mo,ter cylinder o«r- some his men Mighty-Grip ruiAor'e it • veMARGe IT houiing. end wheel of this penchant. 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