Aroused Braves Try to Ruin Dodgers' Comeback With Sweep Tigers . Stobbs Faces Adcock Beaning Spurs Cfub; As Senators Return Ted Leads Fourth-Place Bid League By (ha Associated Press |y the Anecleted Free* To Their Own The Milwaukee Braves, roar- Ted Williams Is on the move, By Burton Hawkins ing through the East in a be- apparently bent on ruining the Correipendenl Star Staff UMi i IW mm lated pennant bid, get another dreams of Washington and De- DETROIT, Aug. 2.—The Sen- i chance to ruin the Dodgers’ troit followers for a first-division ators return to their own aide championship hopes today as finish in the American League. of the tracks tonight to mingle jf&BnSmi ,Tgy / „ mjM KgjjjH j J they go for a sweep of their four- The Red Sox, ragged-looking with less fashionable folk in the iPSf Brooklyn’s Billy Loes. | While the Indians, Yankees their September 14 engagement Another loss would drop the with the Indians and White Sox are waging the to learn if the they’ll provide a rarity by losing Dodgers six games behind | pennant battle, the next three an entire ' leading Giants and leave them teams have a good contest of season series in that - i city. Thus far. they’re par for a mJmJ Hk WmS' h only three games ahead of Mil- their own going. Detroit, which the course, HI dropping all of the waukee. has occupied fourth place most 10 games they’ve played there. The perked-up Braves moved of the season, leads the Senators When the Senators were Friday night into Brooklyn last by one and one-half games. Bos- whipped. 3-1 and 5-4. by the and proceeded to the wreck only Indians yesterday before a crowd Dodgers’ fine comeback. Walt ton is one and one-half of 27,888, they fell to a .271 pace Alston’s crew, beaten six straight games further back and the way against Cleveland, New York and times by the Giants, had made Williams is carrying it ap- games on. Chicago, winning only 13 a laborious, uphill fight to get of time ; pears to be only a matter and losing 35. The Indians have kflPKj RBI: -Mi back in the race. The Dodgers walloped Washington 15 times ¦ had pulled within two games of before the Red Sox climb into in 18 games. the Giants, who were beginning the first division. jittery. Still Scrambling for Fourth. to look 18th Homer for Ted. That the Senators still are Giants Sweep Reds. Williams provided the power scrambling for fourth place—- Now, all that has changed. again yesterday as the Red Sox they’re likewise only a game and The Braves beat the Dodgers, gained a full game on Detroit a half from sixth—is attribut- 9-3, Friday, to a 15-7 vic- and one and one-half games able to ADCOCK BEANING EMPTIES DUGOUTS—Brooklyn and Milwaukee players engage in a heated argument as Joe Adcock of the Braves roared on the weakness of the other tory when Adcock hit four hom- Washington with a 10-8 victory four trailing clubs. lies near home plate after being hit above the left ear by a pitch by Clem Labine (No. 41) in the fourth inning of yesterday’s game at' Ebbets Lew the Dodgers were row, ers and a double Saturday and over the Tigers. The Senators The Senators will require a Field. Burdette and Eddie Mathews of Braves and Jackie Robinson of the in the forefront of the but piled up a 14-6 margin yester- dropped two to the league-lead- thorough shakeup if they hope were restrained. Adcock, who hit four homers and a double against the Dodgers Saturday, was dusted by Russ Meyer his first time up yes- day. Meanwhile, the Giants ing Indians, who open a three- to present a more acceptable; terday, but slammed a double. Thanks to his plastic helmet, he willbe able to play today. (Another picture on Page A-15.) —AP Wirephoto. were sweeping the Redlegs. game series with the Yankees to- club next season. There is little Johnny Antonelli, Dusty! morrow night. The Yankees help obtainable from their farm Rhodes and Jim Hearn were the beat Baltimore twice, 8-6 and teams and the club is in an un- heroes yesterday as the New 2-1, and the White Sox made it enviable trading Meeting position. 89th Race Lipscomb io Sign Title Bout Set Yorkers beat the Reds, 9-4 and a clean sweep for the top three Chuck Stobbs, who has been fining Jspofls 5-0. Antonelli ran his winning with two victories over the Ath- the club’s only consistent win- Opens Saratoga; J&laf Sept. 15 streak to 11—longest in either letics, 6-5 and 12-1. ner recently, will bid for his at C., Monday, 2, — On Redskins' Terms; For league— as Rhodes hit a two- A single, a double, a 420-foot straight Washington, D. August 1954 *** By Associated Press fifth victory against the A-13 the run homer to break a 3-3 tie in home run—his 18th—two runs Tigers tonight in opener the of a NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—Rocky the seventh inning of the first scored and four runs batted in four-game series. The Senators Flash Stakes Feature Coach Reads Riot Act game. Antonelli now has a 16-2 made up Williams' contribution trail Detroit by 1 >/ games and Marciano will defend his heavy- 2 i •y fh* AiiocioUd Frau By Lewis F. Atchison record. Hearn pitched a five- to his team’s victory yesterday. hope to grab the bottom rung: weight title against Ezzard nightcap. SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y., Star Staff Correspondent hit shutout in the Williams is now a .367 of the first division by the time j September hitter, Aug. 2.—Saratoga, time-mel- in, or Charles on 15 at Rhodes’ triple helped the 17 Doints ahead of his they i W nearest town. Lose Draw Aug. leave j ANGELES, 2.—Paul LOS lowed favorite track of thousands Yankee Stadium, Promoter Jim ! Giants score three in the first rival, Irv Noren of the Yankees. There was an idea, some games of racing fans, opens its By Lipscomb, holdout tackle, re- back, Jerry 89th FRANCIS STANN Norris said today. inning of the second game. A1 Even if he finishes on top in that Snyder would meeting today highlighted by joined today Thompson help solve the JOSEPH WILBUR ADCOCK is the typical drawUng the Redskins and The two fighters agreed last Dark, Hank and Ray batting, Ted may not get the the infield muddle. SIO,OOO Flash Stakes. Katt of the and Ted That was when he was Lousianian except that he stands 6-feet-4 and weighs 21U worked out with the squad. bout, but the Giants official title he has won four hitting, The 80th running of the Flash, week to the return Kluszewski and Roy McMillan of pounds or so. Up to Saturday, Adcock merely was recognized Coach Curly Lambeau said | previous times. The rule says a (See first stake event of the four- 1 date and site had not been de- the Reds also hit homers in the player SENATORS, Page A-15.) as the first baseman of the Milwaukee Braves, a regular, Lispcomb had agreed must have 400 at-bats to week meeting, will pit a field of j to terms cided. first game. his credit be to to eligible and with | nine topnotch two-year-olds in I be sure, but a player who walked in the m . . but had not signed his contract. the season more than two-thirds a sprint. Simmons Boosts Phils. Tribe, 3-5; Senators, 1 -4 1 I shadow of Eddie Mathews and Danny O’- jngjnfjk 'I He expected to attend to that gone, Ted has been to bat only Laugh, a Wheatley Stable en- and and Curt Simmons the FIRST GAME. Connell Warren Spahn Bill Bruton. k formality during day. boosted 196 times. He missed 37 games. try, figures as the favorite, with the within half game «'»»*"«*<*»• ab. r. h. o. a. e. Now he stands as the third hitter In . “Lipscomb is back on our Top-Seeded Trabert Phillies a of Briggs Stadium in Detroit Yost, Jb 5 0 10 E. P. Bunny’s an- is Pesky. fi 0 fixer’s Babe the first division in the National 2b 4 0 1 2 history .> terms,” Lambeau said. “We his says, Vernon, 3 0 other starter to watch. The two modern to hit four home runs in a DP with an 8-3 over favorite. Williams and lb 4 0 0 12 1 0 P want only if plays the triumph the a .542 Runnels, ss 3 0 2 1 3 o topweighted at 122 pounds. regulation nine-inning game. Lou Gehrig him he he is hitter there this Busby, 4 0 are 'DbMfi| fourth-place Cardinals Richie cf 1 4 0 0 once, in brand of football I know he is Out as Grass Courts season. His 18th homer and Sievers. 11 4 0 0 2 0 0 Godfrey Colt Entered. did it back 1932, and Gil Hodges f|l playing, Ashburn chipped in with two mohlett. rs 4 110 0 0 capable of but I don’t second in two days was poled c likely four in swiping pitches singles and a double as the Phils TWO", 3 0 1 3 0 O The third choice in the blasted 1950, at in I think we’ll have to worry about into the upper rightfleld deck 1 Terwllhger o 0 0 o o O race at about 4 to 1 is Arthur same as did Adcock, ! chased Ralph Beard and piled „ 0 Play Way Schmitz.o 2 0 0 -0 the Brooklyn ball park 1 that. I’m glad to have him Gets Under with one man on in the fifth 2 VoUmer 1 0 0 o 0 highly publicized Lord |up an early 7-1 lead. Simmons McDermott, o Godfrey’s Ebbets Field, where the Dodgers play back, he can help us.” th* Press inning. Sid Hudson, the second o 1 0 0 0 0 0 Willin’, M By Associated i allowed only five hits, squaring impressive winner of his when they entertain, is an antiquated J| Lipscomb, weighing 268 pounds, of three Boston pitchers, got louls 33 i 724 15 Tl last race at Monmouth Park ball SOUTH ORANGE. N. J., Aug. ! his season record at 9-9 H, said he didn’t know whether he credit for the victory, his first Cleyel.nd. AB R. O. A. E. after running eighth in his first park with reasonably short fences in both 2.—The Eastern Grass Courts Pittsburgh managed its first Smith. If 4 112 0 0 would stay if he didn’t feel bet- against three losses. Avila. 2b .... 3 112 10 start at Belmont six weeks left and right fields. Still, this takes nothing tennis championships start at shutout of the year when Dick Doby, cf 4 113 0 0 ter than he did yesterday when Rosen. 3b 3 O o 0 earlier. from Adcock. The big fellow just had him- the Orange Lawn Tennis Club Littlefield blanked Chicago Trucks Wins 15th. Wertz, 2 0 I he put on a pair of shorts and on lb 2 O 1 3 i o Laugh rates high off here today without top-seeded 3 Glynn, lb 0 0 0 2 0 0 his vic- self a day, a Ruthian day. The Babe, jogged around the field. three hits, 2-0, but the Cubs Sandy Consuegra and Virgil 3 0 Trabert of Cincinnati. Westlake. If 0 1 o o tory in the Albany Stakes at remember, for Tony didn’t wait long to get even with ! Trucks have won 28 victories be- Dente. ss 3 0 0 2 1 0 July The of was shooting most of his career at a very i Coach Lays Down Law. Hegan. c 2 0 010 0 0 Jamaica 21. son Trabert took off yesterday for a 12-2 romp as Dave Cole t!.»ew | tween them for the White Sox. Wynn, p 9 0 10 11 Bimelech and convenient barrier in Yankee Stadium. Laughter defeated Meanwhile, a worried Lambeau Salt Lake City and a two-week a two-hitter. Cole, winning his I Trucks won his 15th game and the previously unbeaten Royal * * * * Totals L 26 ’ 3 527 4 1 laid down the law to his squad. vacation from big-time tennis second, didn’t allow a hit until Consuegra his 13th in the double • 1 Ran for Tipton in 9th. Coinage, winning at six fourlongs ADCOCK, Mincing words, after his upset-by Eddie Moylan Bob Skinner singled w'ith one victory over the giving 2 Struck out for Schmitz in 7th. in 1:12 FROM COUSHATTA, LA., who had been an no the veter- ! Athletics, 3 Ran for Wertz in 6th. Vs. outfielder-first baseman for Cincinnati and an coach said' the Redskins of Trenton, 3—6, 7—5, B—6. in out in the eighth. the White Sox a sweep of the Washington Bunny’s Babe, a son of Atten- who never has 000 010 000—1 only Saturday’s semifinals of the big four-game series. Chicago Cleveland 000 003 OOx—3 tion, won the New hit .300 even as a minor leaguer, picking on no particular should have lost three The excitement was in has Jersey Futur- was games year, Meadow Club tournament at Runs batted in—Umphlett. Doby. Monmouth “cousin” went last one to the Bal- Brooklyn. Adcock, who hit four beaten Philadelphia 14 out of Rosen. Wertz. Home run—Umphlett. ity at Park his last when he 5-for-5, doubling when he wasn’t Southampton, Y. The Na- Sacrifice—Wynn. timore Colts and two to the N. homers Saturday at Brooklyn, 17 games. Double plays—Schmitz time out. homering major league mark 18 bases. to Pesky to Vernon, Avila to Dente. Wertz to*set a of total All Cleveland Browns. Instead they tional champion is suffering was hit on the head by Reliefer game, (unasslsttdi on Saratoga officials aren’t pre- j Consuegra won the first Left base—Washing- the Brooklyn pitchers—Newcombe, Palica, Wojey and Podres lost five. The Browns had the from a blistered racquet hand. inning ton, 8; Cleveland, 3- Base on balls—Oß dieting any wagering or at- Clem Labine in the fourth though he needed help in the Wynn. 3; oB Schmitz. 3. Struck out— —looked alike to right-handed hitting Adcock, better team, Curly admitted, and Moylan, who beat Billy Tal- after being knocked down by By Wynn. 0; by Schmitz. 1; by McDer- tendance records for the meet- the and eighth inning from Billy Pierce. mott, Schmitz, the Redskins were at a psycho- 1. Hits—Oß 5 in « in- ing, but expect it to be of Clem Labine, fifth Dodger pitcher, could count himself bert to win the Southampton Russ Meyer earlier in the game. Trucks, a 35-year-old veteran nings: ofl McDermott, none in 3 in- one logical disadvantage when they Fortunately, nings. Runs and earned runs—Off the best. Some of the best thor- fortunate that during his stint he did not have to face the finals, 6—o, 6—2, 6—4, faces Adcock was not who is enjoying a great come- Schmitz. 3-3; off 0-0; off lost to the Colts in a game com- seriously injured Wynn, McDermott. oughbreds William Quillian of Seattle because he wore back, pitched a three-hitter 1-1. Winning pitcher—Wynn in the world will big first baseman. Twenty-hours later, it was Labine who ing between the two meetings U5-7). Losing pitcher—Schmitz <5-71. parade to the today. Quillian also is fresh a plastic protector inside his through the first eight innings, Time—2 hours. post here during beaned Adcock, causing a lot of Sunday excitement. with Cleveland. SECOND GAME. the climactic August weeks of from the Southampton matches. cap. The incident almost pro- but needed relief from Harry Washington. It sometimes takes a big outing such as Adcock’s to touch Lambeau blamed the other AB. R. H. O. A. E. New York 7 -month Unpredictable Art Larsen of voked a fight between Jackie Dorish. Trucks has lost only Yost, ab 4 0 1 3 1 o I State’s V2 losses on unpreparedness, physi- TerwilUger, racing off a pennant drive and the time has come to regard the San Leandro. Calif., is the No. 2 five games. 2b 5 0 O 2 2 0 i season, cal and mental. He the (See Page A-15.) Vernon, lb 3 1 14 2 1 Braves with respect. They have 10 in a said player among the 63 BEANING. Runnels, ss 4 0 2 1 3 0 j 16 Stakes Listed. a new won row coached know certain players seeded Minnie Minoso drove in one Busby, cf 4 115 0 0 and, place, they playing American entries. He lost the game Sievers. if 4 10 10 0 Flocking to this staid com- now while well back in third are were “fooling around,” break- | run in the first and four Umphlett. rs 4 0 0 0 0 0 J far better ball than and Dodgers. ing training Pennsylvania Grass Court final ;in the nightcap to boost his FitzGerald, c 4 1 3 7 0 0 i munity on the edge of the the Giants The Milwau- rules and not giv- Porterfield, p 3 0 110 1 to Vic Seixas. A shoulder in- New league-leading tclal to 83. p Adirondacks will be kee pitching is deeper and lately the Braves’ hitters have ing their best the full 60 min- Contract Sure McDermott, 1 0 0 0 o 0 , thousands jury will keep Seixas, ranked ; of upstate New Yorkers, rubbing a rampage. utes of every game. Casey Stengel had to call on Totals 36 24 been on second in the Nation, out of 1 ~8 ~i *2 with New York For Paul Richards, Eddie Lopat end Reynolds elbows the City It is, of course.-an uphill fight. For too long the Braves Several Players Hurt. singles play. Allie Cleveland. AB R. H. O. A. E. “regulars.” > \ to save the second game for the Pope, If 5 2 4 2 0 0 i have been having their troubles, starting with Bobby Vic Thomas, Ted Kress, Jack The leading contenders in the Smith, if 0 0 0 1 0 O Sixteen stake on the Chicago Paper Says Yankees at Baltimore. Lopat Avila 2b - 3 2 4 0 | events 6 1 Thomson’s broken ankle during a March game Cloud and Roger Dornburg were | division are Louise By the Asiociated Pren relieved Ralph Doby. cf j 4 0 1 3 0 0 flat—totaling $35,000 in added exhibition women’s Branca with none 0 0 i * excused from yesterday’s Brough of Hills, Calif., Rosen. 3b 5~ 0 2 2 ! purses—are the in Florida. * * * prac- Beverly ! out in the fifth and was relieved Wertz, lb 4 12 9 0 0 on* schedule. tice because of injuries. Thomas’ and Helen Fletcher of England. CHICAGO. Aug. 2.—The Chi- Philley, rs 2 0 0 1 0 0 also will be four steeple- with none out and the tying run Dente. ss 4 112 3 0 | There MANAGER CHARLIE GRIMM gave up a couple of pretty knee is worse than first sus- cago Daily News said today that 2 0 on base in the ninth by Rey- Naraaon. e 0 1 4 0 ' chase and two hurdle stake races, fair pected •Mitchell 1 0 0 0 0 0 pitchers, notably Johnny Antonelli, in order to obtain and the rookie from Col- Moylan Finally Winner "it is certain” Paul Richards will nolds. Reynolds ended Balti- Hegan. c 10 0 10 0 i Alfred G. Vanderbilt’s famed orado may be out for 10 days be offered a new contract to Garcia, p 2 0 0 0 4 0 Dancer is Thomson from the Giants. At the time, which was last more’s hopes by getting Narleskl, p 0 0 0 0 o 0 | Native expected to or two weeks. Os Major Tennis Title manage the White Sox when Clint o Winter, it looked like pretty good deal a Courtney to hit into double (Glynn ... 1 0 0 O o return to turf wars August a from Milwaukee N. Y„ Aug. present expires a Newhouser, p 10 10 0 0 | ths Kress was kept out as a pre- SOUTHAMPTON. his one at the play. . 27 in the 74th running of the standpoint. After all, Grimm seemed to have sufficient caution. Michigan young- 2 (/Pl.—Ed Moylan, who was ! end of this season. Totals 37 ~5 13 27 13 The "o ’ $15,000-added Saratoga Cup. pitching without Antonelli and Don tennis for “The Texan’s Noren had four hits in nine •Plied out for Naragon In 6th. Llddle, and Thomson : ster suffered a mild concussion barred from amateur contract ex- tCalled out on strikes for Narleskl looked like the good right-handed long-tyall hitter to pair 1 in Saturday’s scrimmage, while two years because he was work- ; pires at the end of the present trips, including a double, for the In 6th. Tebbetts ing for a sporting goods firm, campaign, but he’ll day to keep,his average at the Washington . 000 004 000—4 1 Becomes up with Mathews. Dornburg, a back from Wiscon- i be proffered

Cleveland 200 010 20x—6 his first major title today. . .350 level. to play regularly Braves, | sin, turned his ankle and is limp- held a new one. . . That is certain,” Runs batted In—Doby. Philley, Wertz, ! Father of Third Girl Thomson still isn’t able but the ing slightly. Moylan returned to the Busby. FitzGerald. Porter- | The veteran Cloud was the News said. Newhouser. By the Associated Press nevertheless, beginning to shape up as the contenders field. Yost. Two-base hits—Avila (2). are : had an ingrown toenail removed. good graces of the United States The paper quoted General Yost, Dente. Home run—Wertz. Double they to —Yost to Terwilliger to Vernon. CINCINNATI, Aug. 2.—There were supposed be. There still might be time for them Two-a-day Workouts will be Lawn Tennis Association when Manager Frank Lane as saying, Elayest on bases —Washington. 7; Cleveland. good but until I Downtown 2; ; was news out today for to overtake the Giants and Dodgers. After all, they are through Wednesday, he went into banking, | “The idea of hiring any one 12. Bases on balls—Off Garcia. off Manager continued Porterfield. 4. Struck out By Garcia. 4; Birdie Tebbetts of the closer to first place than when they finished as surprise < I with night drills scheduled for he whipped Billy Talbert, 6—o, else has never entered my mind.” bv Newhouser, 1: by Porterfield. 3; by Redlegs, who I McDermott, 2. Hits—Ofl Oarcia. 8 in ; have lost six of ! Wednesday and Thursday in pre- 6—2, 6—4, yesterday in the “Os course, Paul has made innings; Porterfield, runners-up last year, 13 games behind Brooklyn. Parking s*» off 13 in 6% i their last seven games. paration for the San Diego game finals of the Meadow Club tour- some mistakes,” Lane was innings; of! Narleskl. 1 in Vb Inning: A There is nothing about the two clubs ahead off McDermott, 0 In 1% innings; off baby girl, weighing 7 pounds awesome Friday. nament, he never had won a quoted. “But when we hired him Conveniently Located Newhouser. 0 in 3 innings. Runs-earned ! ounces, tRoy Campanella to 15S pounds, feels great, and ! Richards has done a good Job is looking for some meets to run as far as the USLTA is con- |and would have done a much had meant behind the plate and at the plate. They are | : in . . . The Los Angeles Rams cerned he can stay. A rule was better one this year had not the Star Parking Plaza Major finding out that Peewee Reese isn’t making the plays he used | used a 12-man against passed this year permitting team suffered League Standings team a succession of 10th « E Sts. N.W. MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1954. to make and that Carl Furillo’s normal batting average ! Fort Ord Saturday night . . . players to work for sporting injuries to key personnel—Billy ~ kind : Rookie Quarterback Billy Wade goods firms and still hold their Pierce, George Kell and Ferris isn’t the that won him the title in 1953. standing. AMERICAN. * * * * ! took the play into the quarter- amateur Fain. It n , ± . . Standings „.£ back on the field every play . j 4 | .if THERE IS MORE “Say, hey,” « TO the Giants than Have Your Tiros Testrrdsr. es Cl(|bi | jIIt!| | Norm Van Brocklin tried it once 11-Wlih., 22 battle-cry of Willie Mays. It’s pretty fair club that Leo and had to quit as is UZ U Q ilf £ H a he not in elevens— I J Durocher Is managing, but his pitching suspect. condition yet. H „y., s—S: Baito.. Cleveland M7| 7| s|ls|ls|ll|ll| 71| 30 .703! also is And | RETREADED ' not many pennants have been won on a battle-cry alone, BONDED Ch^phu“s-i PhU New York | 7j—ll3|lojloj 9|l4| 7| 701 34| .6731~2H even if it a ~ 10; Detroit, 8. were good and reasonably literate one. | and Guaranteed Bcton. Chicago [ 9| 61—1 B|lo|ll| B|l4| 66; 39[ .6291 7 Probable Pitchers Time is short, moving Into August 2, and the Giants’ By )h« — Attociatod frtu Todev. Detroit 14j 4| 5| | 5| 45| .446|26~ ones 7|lo|lo| 56| "Say, hey” may well become “Look back!” Not only at the AMERICAN LEAGUE. 1111111 r Washington iiiii at Detroit (night)— wash. St |—| 3|ll| 7j 42| .«9|27H Dodgers the Braves. They the only clubs (6-8) 561 but are that Stobbs v*. Ztiverlnk (6-5). Vmm GUARANTEED 20,000 MILES Philadelphia Baltimore (Only' same* figure right at (night)— sched.* Boston |2| 5| 4|ll| 4|—| 6[ 9| 41| 581 .414129 in the National League race and, now, the Dixon (4-6) vs. Chakales (4-3). 15,000 Braves the 'Only games scneduled.) PAWP FREE ADJUSTMENTS Boltiwore [2j4j3l 6j 61 7|H 8 '36 are best of the lot. Hottest, at least. national league. Game. Tonorr.w. 67n350!3iT~ Milwaukee at Brooklyn—Wilson (7-0> History has one (5-3). raHl * Philo’phia 7| 35| proved often that it takes only stand- vs. Loes mie or Wash, at Detroit, 3. j 3| 2| 3| 8[ 6| 61 —| 661 .347|36 (Only game scheduled.) Y out performance by an often overlooked player to spark a Chicago Lost wJJJ Bo? at* ml. !30|34|39|56|56|58{67166!111 | Phila. at Balto. mi. ¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦ '-¦¦¦¦ 1 J.I I1 ball club. It happened in Washington back in 1924, when moneyiBRAKES W 12 Hionths Earl .O Wid Matthews and later McNeely gave the Senators the “g B .9 - 'ft -e .£ RELINED WHILE YOU WAIT Standings i „ winning touch. 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