* THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. j C-4 . WEDNESDAY. JILY 17, 19X1 INDIANS, 9; Eric Tipton - YESTERDAY'S - ¦“ MAJOR LEAGUE Senators' Mound SENATORS, 3 ¦ —1 SCORES Staff F *A«HINGTON. AB H O A. E Plews. ft 0 1 0 1 A YANKS, 10; TIGERS, 4 ORIOLES, 3; SOX, BRAVES, 6; PHILLIES, :Jd WHITE 1 ' 2 MATES, 5-5; CUBS. 4-3 Runnel* 4 1 5 *i ft _ 1" York A. Detrait AH . IglHiart ’ AHO A pilllq. Becaupr lb 3 ft ft 5 0 ft New AHO O A I AHOA Chicago A.H.O.A. Milw. AH O A of game Juno 19 Army 5 -J 4 1 iuikiiM to ft Shifts Sievers If 4 1 4 11 Ku k.3b.ss H 2 5 2 Kuenn.3b ft ft 2 Oar*r. 2b 4 ft 2 3 Apar’o ss 4 0 2 1 Sch'st.lb Asbbn.cf 5 14 1 Chicago A Pittoh’gh ‘J (• Logan.ss 4 2 2 1 4 AHO AHOA Nears 3 ft ft ft ft M'D’ld.as 2 ft 1 2 Bolling.2b 4 12 4 Boyd.lb 4 2 7 Fox.2b 4 2 14 Harmon.l! n 1 n \lorggn.2b 5 1 0 3 Hopeless Schult. rs 1 clem tc.rf 1110 Stage Cole n3b 3 111 ft 3 1 Torg 0 * Math's .ib 4 12 4 4 n 4 1 ft 4 Ham’r.2b WILLIAMSBURG, V»„ Berberet. c __ 4 1 3 ft 2 Tuttle.cf 1 3 1 Good n.3b 2 n.lb 4 1 Speake.lb 5 1 12 o Mejias.rf 3 o 1 0 July ft 3 2 ft » ft ft 0 Aaron.cl 5 5 5 n Rco skl.rf 5 n 1 o cf _ _ ft ft 3 ft Mantle.cf ft Mixwl.tf ft 3 ft Nieman.lf 3 2 Minoso.lf 4 12 , " 4 0 o (/P).—After Continued Thronrberrv. 2 1 •» n Tanner. 2 Freese.3b 4 2 12 17 years from Pase C-l 1 Pour of the Senators' hitrf Berra.c 4 ft ft ft ft ft • 4 1 3 ft Rivera.rf 3 ft 2 V. 5 5 l W Jcs.'lb 4 1 5 J 18 of Bridges. «s 2 ft ft 2 1 ft 1 Boone.lb 11 Pilar'k rs 2 ti 2 n H B'k« Ib.ss 3 2 2 2 Fondy lb 3 2xl p ft ft ft Bauer.rf ft. 4 1 ft lOsb'e.lb 2 ft 3 ft i Trian s.c 4 1 b ft Philli s.cf 3 ft .*» ft 2Torrc.lb thcc lb 2 2 5 2 : Moryn coaching at tonight from Stobbs, . came in Abernmthv. 1 2 ft ft Palko.rl 5 2 5 rs 4 12 0 Thomas.lf 3 3 1 o William baseball 2 Courtney 1 ft ft 0 0 0 Rich'n 2b .ft 3 4 2 Bam rd.ss 2 ft ft 4 i Loes 0 0 0 0 Ktndallss 1 0o 7 0 0 Mossi. The Indians will be try- • big inning vanished Sie- Kucks.p 3 0 2Philley i lDoby ft ft ft 1Boa man 1 o o o Groat.ss 10 coach and coach when 1 4 1 oo o 1 Miller.p (I Littrell.ss 2 (I O 2 c of the newlv ft ft Ftocher.p 0 o 0 o 1 o Foiles 2 15 0 .... Orim.p 0 ft ft Sleater.p ft ft ft ng.c (1 ing for ! Totals 31 'I 24 Jft ~7i i 1 88malley o (I 2Fan 2 0 2 Rajid 10 10 their longest win string vers was waved home on Ber- % Ditmar.p ft 0 ft ft ft 1 o c instituted 150-pound football CLEVELAND. AB. R. H O. A. E I 4House 11 ft Hacker.p o I) Wise ss (lull Purkey.p 2 (I u ft Byrne, p 0 ft Totals 34 827 6 Totals 31 427 9 o 1 0 of the season, six straight. beret's single center Bmith. -‘lb 5 ft 2 2 ft 110 sHoeft ft ft ft I 4Lopata O o Rush p 2 0 0 0 Arroyo.p O O O 0 team at the United States to and was 2 1 ft 3 1 ft Foytack.p ft ft ft ft i 1 Grounded out for Howell m Bth o o (00 Mili- Avila. 2b 3 3Wal!s 1 Law p Woodling. ft 2 1 ft ft Aber.p ft ft ft « i Baltimore 000 ooi 020— oStmmons o o 0 0 Brosnan.p 0 0 1101 tary Aoademy. His appointment Ted Abernathy dropped his ! nailed easily. If 2 ) Chicago o o s Wertz, lb 4 1 2 4 0 0 l ft 0 ft 100 000 000—L * 4Bolger 0 0 7Boros Runs—Boyd, 12). Total* 58 IS 27 Totals 35 827 10 was announced yesterday by sixth in a row- last night, fail- Altobelll. lb ft ft ft 3 0 ft Lary.p 2 ft 0 3 Goodman Fox. 1 into play 10 Heise dropped Maris with a , Runs Hit lore* lor Meyer Marls cf 3 2 13 1 ft 3Kaline.rf 2 2 0 0 Errors—None batted in—Mi- 4th tals 37 724 10 « Earl Blaik, Army ing to survive the fourth in- . noso, Filarcik. Goodman <2). Two- in T Ttalt 31 II 27 athletic di- Colavito rs ft 1 2 1 ft ft. 2 1 Struck out for in j head-high fast ball after Wood- ] p , base Home run—Goodman. Struck out tor V. Jones in 7th. Neeman Oth. rector. ning He Nixon c . 3 1 3 ft ' Totals 41 15 30 11 Totals 37 830 16 hits—Fox. 3 Popped out in 2 Struck out for Llttrell in was belted for five Strickland, ss 2 ft 4 ft 1 Ran Boone in Double plavs—Aparicio to Fox to ior Miller 7th. Oth. ling homered, 2 1 for 7th. <6», 4 for tn 3 Singled for In Tipton. 42. was runs on eight hits, gave up six[ but Maris, un- Wynn, p . 3 1 I ft 3 ft Popped out for Samford Torgeaon Left on base—Baltimore Walked Hacker 9th. Rush 7th. an all-time 2 in 7th. Chicago (3) Bases on 5 Ran for Lopata in 9th. 4 Grounded out for Brosnan In Bth 3 Singled Lary in balls—Off Wil- Chicago great in football and walks and also balked before ! disturbed, promptly stroked a for 7th. son l out—By t2>, by Milwaukee 210 101 >OOI —8 100 101 loo—4 baseball Totals 32 *9 13 27 12 *0 4 Singled lor 81eater in Pth. Struck Wilson Philadelphia 000 200 —2 Pittsburgh 1 out ft Moore («». by Fischer «1), by Loes (I>. ooo 201 010 lox—s at Duke. Since his graduation being requested leave the ' . . Struck for Heise In 7th. Ran for House in ftth. Runs—Morgan (2). (2t. to single to left . Wynn's effort Banks Cle- 2 Grounded out for Hrde In ftth. « Bingled Howard 10th Hits—Off Wilson. 7 in 7*3 innings; Runs Schoendienat. Mathews. premises out for in off 1 inning: Fischer, Pafko. Crandall. mente. Freeze (21, Fondy. Thomas in 1939. he had served con- with two in the wasn't Washington 10ft ftft2 ftOO—3 7 Grounded out for Aber in lftth. Howell. in off Aaron. Hamner w Frrors—Fondy, Purkey. one of his c inning: 4 .* Jones. Errors Foiipa. more notable Cleveland ftl 1 .304 ftftx—ft ftftft •Jftft ft—lo i m 1 off Moore. in 8 1 Mathews. V Jones. Freese tinuously as backfleld coach at •fourth. New York 20ft , innings: Loes in inning. Runs batted 2). Covington. Runs batted m—Moryn. Banks Will. Runs batted in—Sievers Berberet Detroit ftftft ftftft lft3 ft— 4 off ft *¦% Runs in—Aaron i Fondy. W«fcM. years achievements ... He struck out and 2-2; off Crandall. Fernandez <2i, Spann. Tanner. Thomas i.3>. Virion. For 14 of that <2» Smith Colavito. Woodling (2) Runs—Kubek. Mantle Berra, earned runs—Off Wilson. Ma- Two-base I'atienre Exhausted Wertz >. Howell, 1-2: off Fischer. O-ft off thews Two-base hits Bouchee (2i. hit—Foiles. Home runs— <3 Strickland 'Colavito scored Bauer. Bimpson. Slaughter Richard- Mathews. B»nks. Thomas Sacrifice—Fondy stretch he played professional seven but also walked seven on Heise’s balk in ftth* Two-bg*** son. Byrne. Moore. 1-1; off Loes. o-ft. Wild pitch— Schoendienst Three-base Sac- Kucks. Porter. Wilson. Winning pitcher—Moore hits Pafko. rifice files—Vtrdon. Thomas Double baseball, with Lavagettos patience . Woodling Moore. . Umpires Aaron. Crandall Sacrifice Logan 'unassisted' Left on delphia Abernathy is about exhausted. , Wertz Stolen base Run*- batted in—Bauer. Howard. Ku- Flaherty. Chy- plays—Ashburn. and bases- Chicago. 7 Pittsburgh. 0 Bases Athletics and Cincin- ¦ baseman returned from a Maris Double plavs—Strickland to Slaughter. —Summers. Honochick. Double Fernandez on Wynn Nixon bek <2t. Simofion. Richard- ***• Time—2.l7. Attendance—l6,23s. W. Jones; Sp&hn. Logan and V balls—Rush. Struck out—By Pur- as Ted was sent into last night's > three-week Avila to Wertz: to to son. Byrne i3». Wilson. Kaline. Tuttle i Left Jones key. 2; by Arroyo. If Law 2 nati Reds an outfielder. vacation in Florida Wertz* to Bridge*: to on bases —Milwaukee. 9: Philadel- bv bv game Berberet Sievers i<2). Two-base hit—Wilson. Three-base phia on 2: by 1 Tipton, a punter, with a "Christmas is over, • and worked out with the In- Berberet. Left on bases—Washtntgon. i hit 8 Bases balls—Off Haddix. Rush. Brosnwn. Hits—Off Pur- brilliant S: | Coleman Home runs Kubek. RED SOX, 4; ATHLETICS, 3 1: off Miller. 1. off Hacker. 1; off key. 5 in s‘s innings: off Arroyo. 0 get to work" warning > Cleverland. 10 Base on balls— Of! Byrne. Sacrifices Simpson. in L inning; off it, earned rating as a from dians. Abernathy. 6 Hei«e. 4: Hyde. 1: Kucks. Spahn. 4. Struck out—Bv Haddlx. 2; a Rush, in 8 inn- All-America off off Wilson. Double play—Kuenn to Bolling Bastaa. A.H.O.A. K. Citv. A.H.O.A. by Meyer. by 2; by Spahn. 2: ings: off In Innings: Cookie, but the threat didn't The Indians thumped off Wynn 7 Btruck out—By Aber- to 4 1 P O Lopex.3b 4 ft ft 0 1: Miller. Brosnan. 1 2 off halfback in 1938 when Coach have ]; Osborne. Left on bases—New York. PiersT.cf by Hacker. 2. Hits—Off 5 in Law, 2 In Jt-s innings. and nathv, bv Heise. 1: by Hyde. 1; by 7; Detroit, on Klauses 4 02 4 M’tin.2b 32 3 7 Haddix. Runs produce desired results. Cookie the Wynn 10. Bases balls—Off 2% innings; off Meyer, l in I*4 in- earned run*—Off Purkey. 3-2; off Wallace Wade's Blue Devils ¦ Senators 10 times in 13 7 Hits—Off Abernathy 8 in Kucks. 3; off 1; Byrne, 1; Wil’ms.lf 2 110 Zer’al.lf 2 0 0 0 nings; Arroyo. 0-0; willing •3*i innings; off Heise. 4 in Orim. off off Mliler. 5 in 3 innings; off off Law. 1-0: off Rush. through is for Abernathy to be ! games . . . Wyn's 2H off Lary. 1; off 81eater. 1; off Foytack. Ver n.lb 3 o 7 2 Cerv.lf 10 10 Hacker, in innings 4-4; by pitcher— went the regular sea- lifetime mark innings: off Hyde. 1 in 2 innings. Jensen.rf 4 2 Noren.lb 4 110 1 2 2 Runs and off Brosnan. 1-1 Hit 1. Strcck out—By Kucks, 6; by Byrne 10 earned runs—Off Spahn. 2-0; off Had- By Purkey (Banks). Wild pitch—Rush, demoted to the minors in an > against his former Runs and earned runs—Off Abernathy. by 5; by Sleater, Malz’e,3b 4 114 Power.lb 0 0 l o son unbeaten and unscored on teammates 4-4; off Wynn. 3-3; 2: Larv. 1. Hits—Off dix, 3-3. off Miller. 1-1; off Mever, 1-1; Arroyo. Winning pitcher—Law (5-4) effort to more about his > 5-5• off Heise. Kucks. 7 in B** innings; off Orim. 0 in Con la.2b 4 13 2 Skizas.rf 3 0 2 0 Winning Losing pitcher—Brosnan but lost a 7-3 de- learn now is 21-10 ... Hyde. 0-0. Balk—Abernathy. off Hacker. 1-1. pitcher— 11 -4 >. last-minute. in the last off Heise inning; Ditmar, inning White.c 4 0 3 0 Oroth.rf o o 1 O Spahn (10-71. Um- Pass Winning *s off 1 in 0 Forn’es.p 0 0 10 Losing pitcher—Haddlx pires—Sudol, Oormen. Burkhert. Dixon cision to trade. two seasons his record against ball—Nixon. Berberet. () 3 Fondy.lb 4 15 1 a Attendance—7.o6s inning. Runs and earned Trucks.p 30 2 0 n passed • against runs—Off Morgan p ft ft ft ft sAdams 1 0 o Skin'er.if 4 14 0 ball and Roy Sievers’ the Indians. Kucks. 4-4: off Grim, O-ft: off Ditmar. DODGERS, 7; CARDS, 5 Speake.cf 4 1 3 o Mejias.rf (I 0 0 Byrne Lary. 3McD m t 110 0 o single gave the Senators ! 0-0: off o-O: off 4-4: off St. Leals. AH OA. Bklyn. A.H.O.A. Tanner.lf 414 0 Groat.ss 43 2 2 a run Sleater. ft-O; off Foytack. 3-3; off Aber. Moryn,rf 4 11 n Virdon.ef 4 0 AUTO MINOR I CAr.iiK 3-3. Hit by pitcher—Bv Totals 32 727 1 2' Totals 33 «27 13 B's'me.lb ? 3 3 Ncal.ss 5 *: 1 7 12 RADIO in the first inning, but Russ Kucks (Boone* ss ft Banks.ss 4 2 0 3 4 4 " by Lary (McDoutald-. Winning pitcher 1 Plied out for Fornieles in Bth. Dark 5 3 5 Gill'm.Sb 4 3 3 3 Long,lb Tas.rf.lf 2 Nixon’s double, singles by : GRiFFS' MARKS 2 Struck out for Groth in Pth Musial.lb 4 19ft Snider.cf 413 ft 3012 0 M‘ski.2b 4 0 2 3 Expirt B» the Associated Press ,— Byrne <4-3L Losing pitcher—Foy- Neeman c 2 1 3 0 Baker.Mb 3 111 Repair Strvict 3 Singled Morgan in Pth 4 1 ft ft Cimoli.rf 5 4 ft " teck ;¦: l<> go h it jo ;i":i Sacramento. 1: Seattle. ft. 1 3 *! 3 0 0 1443 PSt. N.W. NOrth the score in the second. Schult i Vernon .Martin. Held <2>. Error—- Moon.if 3 1 J kson 3b 4 1 I p 0 tt tl 7-8075 Lemon :i:n aii 9k]:i 48 .mo Onh’ »»smes scheduled Runs batted In—Jen*en (3). Kasko.3b 4 11 *.’ ft ft ft ft own 0 :ir: 6; KEDLEGS, 1 lornielea. 4Walls 0000 Roger Maris walked, stole . Sleters 327 55 mi l7 go 01 294 INTERNATIONAL LEAGIE [GIANTS, Noren. Held (2). Williams. Home runs L. McD'l.p 1 lftft McD'v’tt.p ft ft ft i* Courtney 111 13 ill 7 | 2 12.279 Cinein’ti. A.H.O.A New York. AHO A. —Held (2>. Williams. Jensen Stolen Schmidt p () ft ft ft Erskine p 4 ft 11 HERSON • 72 FLA. N.E. second and scored Rocky Becquer 105 •; Toronto. 3: Buffalo 2 :Temple. 2 b ft 14 4 ii Totals 33 924 10 Totals 927 b on ' 0 29 4 1 10 -770 4: L’manlb 3 10 O' base—Jensen. Martin. Double play«— •1 Sch'f'ld 1 ft ft ft ;n"33 f Berberet Montreal. Rochester. 1. Bell e 4 ft 1 011 bunting lor Rami nth. Colavito's double HO 14 4n 5 1 4 ¦'7l 4: 11 O Con 1.3 b 4 ft 3 1 DeMaestri to Martin to Noren (2): Wilhelm p ft ft ft ft Fixed While • in the third. • Vos' '.'lo ;> 4 go Havana. Columbus. 3. 32ft ft Mays.cf 4 4 2ft ft 2 Struck out for Neeman In oth. i U Wait Open Sat. :u 58 :mi Miami .">• 4 Rob'son.lf 1 Klaus to Consolo to Vernon. Left on 3 C’gh’m 1 oft j 3 for Morgan The Indians . plews 4 ,gOO Richmond (3H'rich.lf ft ft ft ft ft 3 ft Doubled In 9th. splurged for three 252 39 07 17 I 19 Th'son.lf 4 base —Boston. 4: Kansas City. 7 in FitzGld 84 10 ”1 a 0 gso AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kl'ski.lb 4 1 Ift ft Sp 4 3 4 ; 4 Walked for Loan 9th. P 0 10 games eer.2b 2 Base on balls —Off Fornieles. 2: off Totals 35 11 24 1 1 Totals 36 13 Popped up runs in the fourth pair [iCl»y'*er lo o No scheduled Burgess.c 4 ft 3 1 Mu'ler.rf 4 ft ft 2; 5 for Kindall in 9th on a of 4100 1 gao I 2 Delock. off Trucks. 3 Struck out—- 1 Grounded out for H Bmith in 6th Chicago AUTOMATIC Bridges 18.1 go 8 18 246 Lynch.rf 2 ft 3 ft B 4 3! 'By 1; by out for in inti 000 101—3 walks, singles by Strickland and I 45 11 TEXAS LEAGUE i soud.ss 2 2 Fornieles. 2: by Delock. Grounded Schmidt 7th. Piltsburgh 000 000 ‘ Usher 150 17 :i» :i o 4 15.g45 G'mas.3b 2 ft ft 2 Thomas.c 4 2 ft ft | [Trucks 2; by Morgan. 1. Hits—Off 3 Filed out for Wilhelm In 9th. 32x—6 Bolling Jig 17 g7 ) Tulsa. 4—4: San Antonio. I—B. ITh'man 0 ft (I Gomez.p Vic Wertz, and Gene Woodling’s i 4 3 12 .241 Austin. 13: Oklahoma Citv, 3. ft 3 0 0 3 Fornieles. 4 in 7 innings: off Delock St. Louis ft’.'ft ftftft J*lo—ft Runs—Spegke. Banks. Long Pondy. Runnels 299 29 85 8 4 0 20.217 Fr’man.p 0 Q ft ft In 2 innings: Trucks, in Brooklyn OftO *l4ft lftx—7 Bklnner. Groat. Thomas Error —None. WINDOW and double. Stobbs ;id o Houston. 6: Dallas. £. 2 off 7 B*3 77 1 o 3 184 Port Worth. 6. Shreveport. 5. Nuxhall.p ft 0 ft o innings: off Morgan. 0 in *3 inning Runs —Ennis. Bover. H Smith Land-i Runs baited in—Moryn. Rush, Will Lou Berberet, accounted forr Ramos 47 g M O 0 0 6 .191 4Bailey 1 1 ft ft Runs and earned runs—Off Fornieles. rith. Moon. Neal. Gilliam. Snider. Thomas (31. Baker. Groat Two-base ' jThrVry 108 13 20 3 12 7.185 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION McM'n.ss 4 ft 3 ft Cimoli, Hodges <2»., Amoros — hits—Speake. Moryn. Will, Atlanta, 4; Birmingham. 2- off Delock. 1-1: off Trucks. 4-4. Error Banks. TOP LIFTS three of the Senators’ eight t Abernathy 25 3 4 1 0 0 1 .174 3. Je coat.p 2 0 ft 1 Wild pitch Fornieles. Winning Moon Runs batted in—Kasko <2)J Gro»t i2i. Thom»s. Three-base hit*—i Flot . Hyde 0 0 l o o n Mobile, 7; Little Rock. 1. CWhis’nt 1 0 ft ft pitcher—Delock (5-6) Losing (Clmoll and Hodges scored on Baker. bases—Fondy Double and I hits, pounded a home run over Snyder o.lo* Chattanooga. pitcher Moon's Stolen iCC *2 4 13 o 0 1 4 .159 8: Nashville, 6. Hoak.Sb oft 0 2 —Trucks (7-3). Umpires—McKinley throw into duaouti. Gtlliara. Snider plays—Banker to Mazeroski to Fondy; Curved VJLApJ Tinted the rightfield fence after Sie- . Byerly II I I o 1 0 I .091 Onlv tames scheduled Soar, Berry. Time—2:lß. Attendance <2). Campanella. Blaslngame. Hodges, ! Fondy to Groat Left on bases— Pascual 28 3 2 0 0 0 0.071 EASTERN LEAGUE Totals 32 6241 ft Totals 34 13 27 11 —11,324. Landrith (2>. Two-base hits—Boyer. Chicago. 7; Pittsburgh. 4. Bases on Pick Up singled the go 2 1 Walked for AD. Dlliviry vers in sixth, but t Kemmerer 10 0 1 2 ,050 Albany. Grammas in 7th Hodges. Gilliam. Blasingame Home balls—Off Friend. 4 Struck out—Bv 2-7100 I . S maller lo 0 Allentown. 3; 2 for in • the Indians retaliated w'ith 5 0 0 0 0 .000 Schenectady. 3: Bpringfleld. 6. 2 Struck out Jeffcoat 7th. Gomez to Bressoud to Lockman: Mc- runs—Snider. Hodges, Landrith. Btolen : j Rush, 3; by Friend. 6 Hits—Off Rush. Wholesale Retail four 1 F'lse 3 0 0000 3 Ran for Robinson in *th. to Temple to Kluszewski; O'Con- bases—Smith. Amoros Sacrifice—L. In 7»j innings: off Lown. I tn S Team hailing—2.llls 0.000 Binghamton. 4: Reading. 3. 4 Singled Millan 8 in the same inning off Heise. at bats, 348 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE for Nuxhall in Pth. nell to Lockman. Left on bases—Cin- McDaniel Double play—Hodges and inning Runs and earned runs—Off runs. 731 hits, average .248. Cincinnati _ _ ftftft tun Oftft—l cinnati. ft: New York, 6 Bases on Neal Left on bases—Bt. Louis. 6; Rush. 5-5: off Lown, 0-0; off • >< Charlotte 3; Columbia. 2. I Friend. Vic Wertz’s 12th homer with I . HIM. Augusta. New York ftftft 201 12x—6 balls—Off Freeman. 1; off Gomez. 4. Brooklyn. 9 Bases on balls—Off L. ::i-3. Winning pitcher—Friend (7-11). IP H BB 90 08 (V 3: Knoxville. 2. Mays, Thompson. innings: McDaniel, Woodling aboard featured that OC L Savannah. 4; Macon. 3. Runs—Robinson. Hits —Off Jeffcoat. 8 In 6 off 2: off Schmidt. 1: off Wil- Losing pitcher—Rush (1-9). Umpires— “ Clevenger o Spencer (3), — 1; Gorman, To 89 25 30 2 5 3 Jacksonville at Columbus, post- Bressoud. Errors Freeman. 3 in l innings; off Nux- helm. 1: off McDevltt, off Erskine. Sudol. Burkhart. Dixon Time outburst. Ramos 134 142 35 5318 3 0 7 poned O Connell. Bressoud Runs batted in— hall. 2 In *3 inning. Runs and earned J Struck out—By L. McDaniel, l. by —2:20 Attendance—ll.3oo Byerly 53 54 12 24 0 o 3 4 Spencer <4*. Bressoud <2», Kluszew- runs—Off Jeffcoat. 3-3: off Freeman, Schmidt, 2: by Wilhelm. 1: bv Erskine, NOTES- ’ WESTERN LEAGUE The Indians col- Hvrle 57 55 33 23 tl o 2 3 ski. Two-base hit—Robinson. Three- 3- off Gomez. 1-1. Hit bv pitcher— 2 Hits—Off L. McDaniel. 8 in 4’a in- iel. 5-4: off Schmidt. 1-1; off Wilhelm, lected 13 hits, with Smith, Pascual 104 112 53 08 15 4 011 l Amarillo. 11—1st; Sioux City, ft—ll.l Ibase hit—Robinson. Home runs—: Gomez t Robinson i. Winning pitcher— nings: off Schmidt. 3 in I*.-, innings; 1-1: off McDevltt. 2-2: off Erskine 3-3 • Kemmerer 85 110 35 33 12 3 3 0 Des Moines, ft—2: Albuquerque, Spencer (2>. Bressoud. Stolen base— Gomez

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