THE SUNDAY STAR. Washington, D. C. •• SUNDAY. JULY IS, 1954 C-3 Dodgers Nip Braves in 11th, 2-1, to Check 3-Game Losing Streak Snider, Hodges Get Pirates Break Even Moore Wins at Last Winning Home; After Sauer Blasts W, As Hamner's Homer 160,000 See Series Nos. beat In Ninth Beats Reds By th* " By By BURTON HAWKINS By , July 17.—Gil ths Associated Press th* AuociotMl Pratt CINCINNATI, July 17. Hodges rapped a high bouncer , July 17. The four-game > provided his nels Co.. Box 119, Lufkin, Tex., , Granny Hamner’s ninth- third base to Pirates snapped a over score Peewee losing streak by defeating the > : critics considerable ammunition is taking orders at $1 each. . . with Stan Lopata on Reese in the 11th inning today Cubs, 6-2, in the second half of : | Friday night when he failed to Jerry Priddy. former Washington i base gave the Phillies a 5-3 vic- and give Brooklyn a 2-1 triumph a -header *here today jorder Minnie Minose passed with infielder, is trying everything ini: tory over the Redlegs today and . as- an effort to get his Seattle club »! their first triumph their over Milwaukee, snapping a after the Cubs blasted four hom- i Chico Carr ers, two by , to quel on second of the second division in the • new , Terry Moore. three-game Dodger win losing streak. ... the opener 11-3, for their fourth , base and one ' . He has > put together winning Moore *a The victory kept the Dodgers straight triumph. out in the made four appearances on the ! combination after hi team had

. within 6V2 games of the league- Bob Purkey yielded all of ' eighth inning mound with no success. . . Also > lost four straight to the Reds. game attempted leading Giants. Chicago’s six hits in the second of a IMSmJII to convert Mel Clark, inserted into ths game in eight and one-third in- which was tied Tommy Byrne into a first base- Hodges single came off Lew man, but the in place of , nings. Then George O’Donnell 1-1 at that ! abandoned idea 1 and Bobby Morgan, who had •. Burdette, who had taken over came aboard to toss a game- point. . . ill quickly. *** * taken over the third base chores for in the 11th. Bur- ending pitch to Min os o has ||| last night from Jim Command, a sVs / v4 -* - v ‘ Pinch-hitter , pre- i been murder- M„ - ; The visitors’ clubhouse at Grif- dette, beaten by the Dodgers in | also contributed home runs. serving Purkey’s win i ing the Sena- fith Stadium was invaded Thurs- second Moore gave Rookie opener . the 12-inning of the five- against six losses. tors all season day night. . . Baseball eqj(p also Ron X . Mzrozinski his first starting game series, was charged with Gair started the opening and continued ment was ignored, but .thieves Allie lll|P^'* assignment and he turned in a his 11th defeat. game’s six-homer to stab them - Hf took Sherman Lolmr’i I explosion by J|||||f , fine performance until Cincin- blasting ¦ with a run- 1947 ring, three Jim Hughes, who relieved Don Jimmy Davis’ second I "rh nicked him for single runs pitch into the leftfleld seats. producing Burton Hawkins. | | lucky pennies belonging to Min- Newcombe in the 10th, was the . in the seventh and eighth which single . nie Minoso and several instru- Sauer’s first round-tripper , in that spot. . . With a winner. base open it ments from the trunk of Trainer made it a 3-3 tie going into the followed a leadoff walk to Ran- isn’t discreet to dare r ninth. Bob Miller came in to ! to you. Ed Forelich. A crowd of 39,250 watched the dy Jackson and ’s Minoso beat .! in eighth game, bringing , the Sen- relieve the and re- to 160,131 the single to give Chicago a 3-1 | Calvin Coolidge Ermer, Chat- ’ * reived for victory. days. ators’ bonus player, now is being credit the total for the four lead In the second. . tanooga manager who will .be 30 I Philade’a. A.H.O.A. Clncln’ati A.H.O.A. Sauer’s sec- groomed exclusively at second 0 1) 0 The Dodgers got only four ond , years old November 10, will be a i I Ashbu’n.el 4 Harm’n.Ob 5 1 0 hits homer—his 27th—was an base and coaches who slap , Torne’n.lb 5 212 1 M’Mil’nss 5 1 3 5 off Jolly, making his first major , leading for the Sen- J Lopata,c 5 2 4 0 Bpll.cf 4 ft 2 0 inning-opening smash in the qandidate grounders at him report he’s si Ham’er.2b 5 2 2 5 Klusze’i.lb 5 2 8 1 league start after a fourth. The Cubs made it 6-1 ators’ job if Harris is replaced. I Clark.rf 5 3 3 ft Gr’nar's.lf 5 2 3 0 showing marked improvement. . Mora’n.ftb 3 2 1 4 Post.rf 3 1 ft 0 career. Newcombe was tagged when singled ahead I ... He married Gloria Williams, Bclrell if 310 0 Temple.Cb 42 4 2 ... He was scouted as a thirdi! ft 10 by the Braves, of Walker Cooper's No. 4 homer. who was “Miss Tennessee,” and 1 Kazßn’i.ss 3 2 4 Somin'k.c 3 15ft for hits but baseman and has been tested in ) Mrozin’i.p 4 0 2 0 Bacze'ki.p 2 10 0 scattered them effectively. Mil- FIRST GAME. coaches the University of Balti- Miller.p 00 0 1 Collum.p 00 10 Pittsburgh A.H.O.A. Chicago A.H.O.A. the outfield, shortstop and sec- ¦ 1 Adams o 0 0 0 waukee got two more singles off Allle.ss 3 12 4 Talbot.cf 4 12 0 i more soccer team on the side. Podbie’n.p 0 0 0 1 ic 3b ? Baker,;!*. ond base in drills thus far. Hughes, but left 15 men on base. i S A 1 4 111 ... Although he played only 2Borko‘skl 110 0 IWard °. £ Fondy. lb 5 110 1 He won’t see action in the Sen- Savran'y.p 0 0 0 0 The Braves scored their lone Pe ’inlSb 0A 02 0 0 Jack’on.3b 4 2 16 i one major league game with Skinner.lb 418 1 Kiner.il 32 10 ators’ close games, but if the ! Totals 37 12 27 Ift Totals 37 11 27 9 run inning Billy Thomas.cf 410 0 Sauer.rf 42 2 0 J Washington, Errper has im- in the first when Gordon 3 110 Banks.ss 43 12 club has a commanding lead orr 1 Walked for Collum in «th. rs • pressed his bosses by winning 2 Tripled Podbielan Bth. Bruton drew a walk, moved to Shepard.c 2 14 0 Cooper.c 52 8 0 trails badly, Harris may employ f for in Koback.c 2 0 10 Davis.p 10 11 pennants with second on Danny O’Connell’s Orlando, Char- him. Philadelphia 010 101 002—5 20 0 0 Cincinnati ___ 010 00ft 110—3 4 % Tremel:B lotte and Chattanooga. ' single Hall’.ff* -A -1 **** . to left and counted on Joe Law.p 10 0 0 Runs—Lopata. Hamnar. Clark (2), Adcock’s liner through the box. Pepper.p 2 10 1 Ermer has been removed from Some of his teammates , Morgan. Kluszewski. Temple, Greengrass. 2Lynch 1000 the major league insist » —Ashburn. Runs batted In—Clark, The Dodgers tied it in the sec- scene since that ’s spectacular - . ! Morgan. Schell. Post. Borkowskl. Klus- Totals 33 624 0 Totals 14 27 11 ’ 1947, when he Sena- -1 zewskl. Hamner (2). Tt|ra-base hits—- ond. drew one of[ AND BOTH MEN ARE Dentc, shortstop, 1 Plied for Janowlcz In 7th.36 crashed the ting with the Yankees is due to > Schell. Greengrass. Post. Three-base hit OUT—Sam Cleveland pulls back his right hand after tors’ runs—Clark. Mor- Jolly’s six walks, advanced on spikes 2 Piled tor Pepper in 9th. lineup, and his unfamili- a level stroke which has sup- —Borkowskl Home tangling with the of of the A’s in the first inning of yesterday’s game at Pittsburgh 100 002 000— 8 arity ' gan. Kluszewski, Hamner. Sacrifice—- and in Chicago 030 310 013—11 i with weaknesses of the op- planted the uppercut swing » Morgan. —Schell. Left on an out came on Philadelphia. Bollweg, trying to a to a he ‘bases—Philadelphia. stretch hit right into double, was-out on a throw by Runs—Jackson (2). Kiner (2). Sauer position could be a 9: Cincinnati. 11. single to center. Cooper handicap. formerly employed. . . . Mickey' 1; Carl Furillo’s Dave Philley. Dente left the game with a across got Lit. Banks (3). Allle. skipner, r Bases on balls—Off Baczewskl. off cut the back of his hand. Bollweg the Thomas. Runs batted In—Allie. : ... 1924 was a popular Vernon, i Mrozinski. 4: off Podbielan. 1. Struck The winning run came after Sauer time for who has slammed 14 2; by only two singles as blanked the A’s, 6-0. —AP (4). Cooper (2). Thomas (2). Banks naming baby boys ' ! out—By Baczewskl. 3; by Collum. Junior Gilliam walked to open Wirephoto. (31. Two-base hits—Shepard. Jackson. i after the home runs, didn’t hit his 15th I Mrozinski. 2. Hits—Off Baczewskl. 7 in Kiner Home runs—Sauer (2). Cooper, ; close-mouthed and final { 5 ; off Collum. 2 in 1 inning: off the 11th but was forced at sec- Allie, Thomas Banks Sacrifice—Talbot. President.... Bob one of the 1953 season I Podbielan. i in 2 Innings: off Mrozinski, ond by Reese. Double plays—Allie to Cole to Skinner. ; Porterfield, also born that year, until September 13. Ift in 7% innings: off Miller. 1 In IVs Left on bases—Pittsburgh. 6; Chicago. innings; off Savransky, 2 in 1 inning. • was named . . Erwin Coolidge. , singled sharply the middle, 10. —Off Law 2: off Davis. The Senators’ home attend- ¦ Runs end earned runs—Off Baczewskl, down 3; , 2-2: off Collum. 1-1; off Podbielan. 0-ft; Blaming* off Pepper. 6 Struck out—By Law, ; His father, a stanch Republi- ance is trailing by Major Mrozinski, 3-3; 0-0; sending | by by Pepper, last season’s League Busch Not ’ off off Miller.- off Reese to third and set- Averages 5- 2: by Davis. Tremel. pitcher—Miller Law, can, insisted on that . Savrßnskv. 2-2. Winning By Brass S’ Hits—Off 6in 3 innings (faced j flossy 35,851. . Carlos Paula, Cuban ¦ ting the stage for Hodges’ high th* Associated 4th). (5-7) Losing pitcher—Savransky (0-1). >* Ift off Davis. 5 In 6% Innings: ; handle, but Negro bounder which barely cleared Complete Through Games oj Friday, July 16. off Pepper. 8 In 5 Innings; off Tremel. 1 never called the who was ex- ¦ Time—2:4s. Attendance—4.Bso. leaping Stanky Year; lh . Senators’ pitcher anything but pected to develop slugger Bad Law, ’ lunge at for Off 6-6; Davis, into a off 3-3: off Pepper, • Bob. °,fr Tremel. 0-0. Wild pilch—Pepper. at the Senators’ Charlotte farm, third. Winning pitcher—Davis (5-2). * * Brooklyn. CLUB Losing * Boys' A.H.O A. Milw’kee. A.H.O.A. CLUB BATTING. pitcher—Law (0-12>. Time—2:23. i** hasn't progressed as anticipated. Baseball GiTam.'lb 3 O 2 1 Bruton.cf 5 12 0 AB K H. 2b 3b HR 2b 3b It will be Washington Church Leaknr. i Rbl AT. . AB R. H. HR Rbl. At ... . SECOND GAME. family night „„„ at Jim Lemon, ) Reese, 118 o’C’ell,2b 0 Chicago 2933 422 106 26 66 .268 3030 ! Backs Alston . . . Outfielder also Bradbury Heights ss 4 5 2 5 787 390 St. Louis 468 38 86 436 Reese P Chlcagb. Methodist. i 854 147 .282 ttsb’rh. A.H.O.A. A.H.O.A. 10: Snider.cf 4 15 0 M’hews.Hb 5 12 N. York 2921 450 784 80 422 .268 Brooklyn 412 802 . (1 Griffith Thursday . Douglas Memorial Methodist. 0. 2 125 33 2980 131 36 101 398 269 By Allie,ss 3 0 2 4 Talbot.cf 3 1 3 Stadium when with Charlotte, has been bang- Hodges.lb 4 114 2 Aaron.lf 0 12 0 I Bost-n 2843 353 744 128 24 55 329*262 N York 2926 438 784 104 the Associated PreiJ Sk'ner.lb V Union Methodist. 7; Congress Height* 407 24 117 420 268 6215 1 Baker.2b 30 2 3 the Senators clash with ing recently, R'b'son.3b 4 0 0 2 Adcock,lb 5 1 13 1 Cleveland 2836 744 99 19 82 390 .262 Chltago 2889 404 773 127 24 99 Wardrf 62 0 Fondy.lb i the the ball but he’s i Methodist. 0. 0 B’tijnore 2862 267 105 28 28 Phlla 366 .268 ! ST. LOUIS, July 17.—Manager 0 42 71 1 Cox. 3b 000 l Pafko.rf 5 2 0 I 716 250 .250 2745 362 728 116 37 51 338 .265 lHall.lf 0 0 10 J’kson.3b 4 0 3 4[ Orioles. . . . Men will be charged up too many plays. Anacostla Methodist. 20: Gardea Amoros.lf 5 0 10 Logan.ss 4 2 4 3 I 2762 301 682 95 22 50 283 .247 Miiw kee 2951 375 769 116 22 <92 360 .261 Eddie Stanky Cardinals Thomas.cf 30 2 0 gumming Memorial Presbyterian. 4. W'ington 340 44 of the Klner.lf 317 0» regular prices Furillo,rf 4 3 2 0 Crandall.c 5 2 3 2 : 2746 677 99 53 321 .247 C’clnnati 2933 427.764 127 25 87 398 .260 Lch.lf-rf 52 1 0 Sauer.rf 30 0 0 admission but C'p'nella.c 3 0 7 0 Jolly.p 4 111 Phlla.— 2741 304 651 101 19 55 288 .238 Plttsb sh 2793 281 693 97 29 37 262 .248 ! got strong backing today from Shepard.c 413 2 Banks.ss 2 113 women and accompany- 0 grlni.2b 3 children N’combe.p 3 10 SM'k’vich 10 0 0 I CLUB FIELDING CLUB FIELDING. boss, who too easy P 4 13 2 McC’l gh.c 2 12 0 2Moryn 1 0 0 0 Burdette.D 0 0 0 1 G PO. A E DP AT his said it’s J wicz.Jb 3 0 0 1 Tappe.c 10 ing them will be admitted for Hughes, p Chicago 88 O PO. A. E. DP 2 0 -3 0 0 0 0 2347 948 63 90 .981 .. , AT. manger Purkey p 2 10 to blame when some- 2 10 0 . . . . Detroit 83 2223 878 64 69 . Milwaukea 86 2347 982 71 89 .979 a 3BUko 0 50 cents. There will be simi- 980 Brooklyn I O D nell.p 0 0 0 1 K’pstein.p 10 0 0 9 Totals 35 6 33 14 Totals 45 12 16 | New York 87 2310 965 69 111 .979 87 2354 932 69 79 .979 ! thing goes wrong. (i lar nights 33 St. Louis 84 2311 2B’mholtz o o o ! staged later if 1 Ran for Robinson In 11th. Cleveland 85 2305 909 74 79 .977 1007 79 93 .977 Brosnan.p 0 0 0 0 the Washington 81 2169 962 76 100 .976 Philadelpnla _ 81 2159 817 72 73 .976 It was the first statement by Jeffcoat.p first event proves popular, 2 Fanned for Newcombe In 10th. Baltimore 84 2268 891 86 80 New York 86 2317 951 85 91 .975 S 10 0 19 3 Fanned for Jolly in 10th. Boston .973 August president 82 2216 964 96 84 . 971 Cincinnati 87 2305 952 84 118 .975 | A. Busch, of Shortstop Pete of Chicago 82 Totals 34 927 13 Totals 28 627 12 j Runnels the WHILE Brooklyn Philadelphia ... 82 892 93 80 2206 936 80 .975 010 000 000 01—2 2195 .971 85 85 > the Redbirds, since of 1 Ran tor Ward In gone Milwaukee 100 000 000 00—1 . plays—Washington. Boston. Pittsburgh 2218 971 91 74 .972 criticism 2 Hit sacrifice fly for9th. Klippstein ' senators has into produc- Stanky’s handing otn. In S BEING Runs—Reese. Robinson. Bruton. Error INDIVIDUAL BATTING. INDIVIDUAL BATTING. of the sixth- tion with plastic batting average in—Furillo, (50 _. 3 Hit into double play for Tappe -1 —Robinson. Runs batted (50 at Bats More.) or More.) place ball club began. in . or at Bats ntn. > calculators. . . Hodges. AB R The Pete Run- j H 2b Adcock. Two-base hits—Furillo. 3b HR.RbI.At. AB R. H. 2b.3b.HR Rbl AT. Pittsburgh j Logan. Sacrifice—O’Connell. Double Noren. ?1. 203 4 .360 174 Busch, noting the 010 023 000—6 Y— 32 73 8 7 33 Burgess, Ph. _ 13 64 13 3 2 28 .368 team is well Chicago plays—Crandall to Logan: Adcock, un- Maleskl. Clev 56 4 20 0 329 I 000 020 000—2 2 1 8 .357 Snider. Bkn. ._ 66 118 26 9 20 Runs—Allie (2). Lynch, assisted: Logan to O'Connell to Mathews. Williams. Bn. 130 36 46 8 0 9 35 .354 74 .359 > below most pre-season predic- Skinner. Pel- Clev. Mueller. N. Y- 343 56 121 19 4 1 37 .353 lagrin!, Purkey, Kiner. Banks. Left on bases—Brooklyn. 7: Milwaukee. Avila 279 55 95 15 6 68 122 27 < Errors— Stirnweiss 1 24 .341 Bell. Cin ._ 358 4 14 74 .341 [ tions, said: Fondy. Jeffcoat. Runs batted in—Pur- : Replaced 15. Bases on balls—Off Newcombe, 2: Cavarretta. Ch. 51 10 17 2 0 17 .333 L._ 5 27 Hughes. Jolly Musial. St. 329 76 111 17 83 .337 key (2). Thomas, Lynch, McCullough. off 1: off 6: off Burdette. Abrams. Bal. 178 25 59 13 3 0 11 .331 Mann. 6 7 “Iknow —By by Sk.iwion 11l St. L. 350 63 116 13 40 .331 [ that there are many ! Baumholtz. Ward. Two-base 1 Struck out Newcombe. 4: N Y. 15 36 5 4 4 14 .324 Sc dlenst, St.L. 23 8 .326 Skinner. As Schenectady Pilot by Jolly Rosen, 38 80 9 0 368 70 120 4 46 loyal , hits—Kiner. Pellagrinl. Skinner. Ward. Hughes. 2: 3. Hits—Off New- Clev. _ 253 14 62 316 Mays. 73 105 .325 | Cardinal fans all over the e innings: Hughes. Busby. N Y 323 15 632 74 ' —Banks Sacrifices—Baker. By tha combe. 10 in 9 off 2 in Wn. 336 43 105 11 5 6 48 .313 Sami, St. L-_ 160 14 52 9 3 25 country [ Allie. Associated Prtsi innnlngs: Jolly. innings; 65 64 4 .325 who are impatient and Sacrifice flies—Thomas. Baum- 2 off 4 in 10 off Mantle. N. Y.. 294 92 11 7 18 .313 Adcock. Mil. _ 304 42 98 14 4 13 52 .322 s holtz. Double plays—Jackson Burdette. 2 in 1 inning. Runs and earned Fox. Chi. 360 64 5 2 20 unhappy to Ba- | SCHENECTADY, N. Y., 112 13 25 .311 Jablonskl. St.L. 344 45 110 1 11 74 .320 with the present ' to Fondy; Skinner (unassisted July 1-1; Hughes, _ 3 i: runs—Off Newcombe. off Minoao. Chi. 326 70 101 13 8 14 69 .310 Atwell Pg. 1U 21 49 4 2 2 15 .318 O Pellagrinl 0-0; off Jolly, l-l; off Burdette. 1-1. Diering, Bal. 163 17 1 0 12 .307 ? standing. Donnell to to Skinner. Left 17. Lew Krausse was 52 Bobinscn, Bln. 225 33 72 13 3 9 31 .316 on bases—Pittsburgh. t today Winning pitcher—Hughes (5-1). Losing Vernon, wn. _ 320 96 20 12 14 67 408 47 5 47 9: Chicago. 6. (7-11). Y._ Hamner. Ph. 211* 98 18 8 .315 , Bases on balls—Off Klippstein. off pitcher—Burdette Time—3:o7. Baaer. N 232 47 71 13 4 7 39* ~J 8 Cooper. Pg.-Ch. 89 6 28 8 1 3 14 \ “This includes 3; 5: named manager of the last-place Olson. Bn 144 14 44 0 10 .315 Purkey. off jeffcoat. 1. Struck out— i Attendance—39.2so. 11 2 .308 Ashburn. Ph. _ 283 65 88 7 5 1 23 .311 By Purkey. 3; by Jeffcoat, Michaels. CM.- 158 24 48 8 2 5 32 .304 Jackson. Chi— i and every member of the Cardi- 2. Hits—Off Schenectady club of the 5 51 311 56 96 13 3 17 06 .309 Klippstein. 4 in 5 innings; i Eastern Fain. Chi. .. 235 30 71 10 1 .302- Torgeson, off Brosnsn Ph. 296 41 91 14 4 3 38 .308 j nal ball club. But I think it is » .1 Collins, N. Y— 171 36 51 11 2 8 31 .298 Thomas, Pg. 38 98 20 2 10 in *3 inning: off Purkey. 6 in 8V3 League 319 44 .307 innings; off O’Donnell. 0 **, Inning; > to succeed George Bn. ... together White. 282 30 83 12 2 7 44 .295 Kiuszewskl, Cl. 313 86 16 69 all too simple and too in Boone. Det. 274 42 80 42 Temple. 52 223 .307 5 off Jeffcoat, 2in :fVa innings. Runs and 71 14 .292 Cin ._ 39 (Snuffy) 290 89 7 4 0 26 .307 easy to the ’ earned 3-1; | Stirnweiss. Tigers Finigan, .. 31 63 10 3 blame manager every runs*—Off Klippstein, off Kinder Halls Ph. 218 3 24 .289 Hodges. 320 Bkn. 56 98 12 325 76 .306 i Purkey, 2-2; Goodman. Bn. 254 32 73 13 4 0 20 .* : Kiner. 304 54 3 something Rrosnan. 3-3: off off Jeff- Chi. 82 20 14 39 .303 j time goes wrong or coat. 0-0; by ; Krausse, a 42-year-old resident Smith. _ 219 63 15 6 28 .288 142 off O'Donnell. 0-0. Hit lev. 50 3 Lopata, Ph. 20 43 9 4 15 .303 y (Talbot. Berra. N Y 314 45 90 5 4 doesn’t work out ; 2^, ler Purkey Banks) 14 12 66 287 Reese. Bkn. _ 299 » exactly as i rr? 290 9 5 39 286 50 90 14 4 8 41 .301 it Wildc pitch—Klippstein. Winning pitcher of Chester, Pa., has a Tuttle. Det. _ 39 83 13 been Hemus. St. L. 110 21 33 7 3 2 13 .300 > should. —Purkey (2-6). r Win, 7-6 Glynn. Clev. _ 119 14 34 11 5 16 286 Baumholtz. 20 40 6 Losing pitcher—Klipp- As Red Sox Chi. 155 3 2 12 297 (2-8). ; pitching since 1948 in the Groth. .. 24 40 stein Time—2:37. Attendance—- Chi. 274 78 14 0 4 .285 Gordon, Pg. _ 178 18 52 3 0 3 16 .292 “Our Stephens Bal- 240 68 60 ! feeling about -10.842. By the Associated Press 19 12 1 6 26 .283 Sauer. Chi. ._. 276 80 8 1 25 62 own Stanky system, Carey. N Y.... 180 25 51 9 2 7 40 N .290 Phillies’ farm which in- II Rivera, 283 Dark. Y. 363 55 105 14 510 40 .289 > is best expressed in the three- Chi. _ 252 33 9 29 BOSTON, July' 17. Ellis 71 8 3 .282 Gilliam. Bkn— 358 62 102 14 6 9 34 .285 cludes Schenectady. Lepclo. Bn. ; 253 31 71 7 3 7 Mil. 295 > year contract (I 35 .281 Pafko. ... 36 84 12 1 10 40 we have signed I Kinder, Sox relief special- Piersall, _. .285 Red Bn. 259 39 72 14 1 2 11 .278 Ward. Pg _ 187 15 • Stirnweiss. a former Doby. Clev. 318 52 88 9 53 10 2 18 .283 i with him.” : Former Bay Champion Yankee ist, weathered a four-run ninth- 2 15 61 .277 Frazier. St. L. 50 6 14 4 0 2 8 280 Brideweser. 81. 123 12 34 2 1 0 7 .276 C ningh’m.St.L. 61 10 1 0 star, was named a in- ling 17 5 12 .279 Stanky was batting inning rally by the Tigers to- Wood N Y. 222 24 61 10 4 2 28 .275 Cole, Pg 252 23 70 9 5 1 25 [ criticized by some Dropo. Det. 19 57 .278 structor for three ¦car) J 208 8 2 4 33 .274 Aaron. Mil. _ 314 40 87 46 sports Philiyielphia 4 274 20 3 11 .277 writers earlier in the sea- 9 Cylinders Equally day to a 7-6 triumph for Waitkus. Bal. 124 16 34 2 2 12 FurlUo, Bkn. ... 303 29 84 12 r Leads at Gibson Island farm clubs—Three Rivers, a» Lew Krvhnski. Bal. 227 26 92 12 2 1 26 273 285 17 35 .277 Que- Tom Brewer. was Boston’s Bruton. MU. 42 79 3" 3 1 17 277 | son on his handling of . By It Pesky. Dt.-Wn. 103 17 28 3 2 1 6 .272 O Connell. 324 89 tha Associated Press bec; Pulaski, Va., and Bradford, 2 14 Mil. 34 15 3 1 24 275 Recently some have sixth victory in its last seven 2ern'al. Ph 251 28 68 6 55 271 Fondy, CM. 316 44 87 14 3 9 32 .275 | fans booed GIBSON Pa. PAINTING, BODY, Kell. Bn -CM. 200 31 54 7 0 3 27 .270 Schell. 114 10 ISLAND, Md.. July FENDER. games. Bal. 200 54 Ph. 31 5 1 3 17 272 every appearance of the Courtney 16 6 2 4 18 270 Logan. MU. 329 43 12 3 7 46 i former 17.—Charles W. Lyon, jr„ 44 85 0 .268 89 271 former STEERING Jacobs Ph. 317 71 13 Baker. Chi. _ 266 Giants inflelder. Brewer, righthander FitzGerald 161 10 0 0 39 72 16 3 8 35 271 Chesapeake Bay _ champion, rookie Wn. '43 8 15 .267 Morgan. Ph. 192 26 52 9 2 7 22 271 Reports of men’s House. Det. 204 18 54 9 0 6 25 .265 Irvin, N Y 279 44 75 4 3 16 ;269 dissension on the who had given up only four hits Carrasquel. Ch. 346 58 91 16 3 8 39 253 44 i took a first and second today for Former Pitcher Dies Regalado Hoak. Bkn. l6O 20 43 6 3 4 14 .269 team were denied by Stanky first innings, gave Clev. '6O 21 42 5 0 2 21 .263 Shepard, Pg. 119 9 32 i and the lead in over the eight Wilson. Ch -Ph. 137 19 36 4 1 0 6 .269 many the Miller Memorial 5 0 10 22 .263 Or ngrass, Cin. 328 48 88 18 2 17 61 .268 | players, including Stan DETROIT, July 17 (/P).—John up a single, double and a walk K nedy. Cl -81. 133 17 35 8 1 0 16 . 263 ,U « series for star class boats in the S,UL5 L , l7 22 47 5 1 2 17 .267 Musial. W. Rhantz. Ph. 133 12 35 7 3 1 13 . 263 Banks. Chi. 319 36 84 10 3 9 J. Bracken, 73, who pitched for to fill the bases with none out 41 .204 ___ Gibson Island Squadron Young. Bal. 244 29 64 5 4 2 1.9 .262 Metkovlch. MU. 53 I Yacht Westlake, 172 22 45 1 34 6 14 0 11 8 .264 in the in the ninth. Clev. 6 10 .262 Repulskt. St. L. 341 57 89 16 3 15 47 .261 MILWAUKEE, regatta. Cleveland American Runnels. Wn. 272 38 71 713 2 31 261 Thompson. 264 4 69 14 July 17 (IP).—¦ Kuenn. Det. 41 90 4 3 27 259 Sxlnner, N.Y. 3 1 14 43 .261 Lyon, representing the Corsica League in 1901, four and Kinder strolled in from the 348 14 Pg. ... 218 32 57 7 26 Take it from winning McD’gald. NY. 259 46 67 17 0 5 28 . 259 4 6 261 Peewee Reese, vet- Bn. 257 White. MII. 77 13 20 4 0 17 .260 eran River Yacht Club, skippered bullpen to be greeted by Harvey Bolling. . 30 66 17 2 4 27 257 41 60 15 2 259 ; Brooklyn shortstop, the losing eight, died at his home Bn. 238 29 2 8 . Adams. Cin. 232 2 10 Agganis. .. 61 7 36 256 Katt, N. Y. 85 12 22 3 1 2 17 .259 Dodgers’ Voga IV. Kuenn’s double that Renna Ph. ._ 248 34 3 8 slump isn’t the night. two-run 63 12 35 254 Lockman. N. Y. 343 45 88 11 1 13 48 .257 i fault of last Jensen. _ 4 Tied for second place in made the score 7-4. Kinder Bn. 302 44 78 15 10 53 .252 Jones, Ph. 308 40 79 14 2 7 31 .257 Manager Walt Alston. the Lollar Chi. ... 198 26 7 50 0 7 23 .252 Talbot. Chi. 234 27 60 10 2 1 11 .256 star class were William H. Myers fanned Bill Tuttle and got Jim Nleman, Det. _ 120 8 30 5 0 3 13 250 Garaglola, Chi. 3 “You Hatfield. 76 0 99 11 25 0 3 13 .253 know who I feel sorry Det.- 8 19 2 1 9 250 Mathews Mil. 282 53 70 10 321 60 248 of the- Tred Avon Yacht Club, Delsing on an infield out as an- Wright. Wn 109 10 27 3 3 1 12 248 McMillan, 1 ; for? That guy Umphlett. 6 cin. 322 53 70 10 3 25 .245 over there.” Reese and Ray Wn. 194 9 48 3 0 20 .247 Harmon. Cin. 139 23 34 3 3 1 11 night Phil Somerville of the Red other run scored. Boone’s Belardl. 20 0 7 .245 said last, in the clubhouse, Det. 81 10 1 5 .247 Ph. ._ single Ennis. 300 46 73 9 214 64 .244 Dragon Canoe Club in New to center, his third hit L’hardt. 81.-Bn. 77 7 19 4 0 3 11 247 Cox Bkn. 180 21 44 8 1 2 12 . 244 pointing to Alston. “He can’t be- Moss Bal. 77 3 19 2 0 0 5 247 Wyrostek Ph. 149 15 7 2 Jersey. of the afternoon, drove in Kuenn Batts. Dt.-Chl. 69 4 17 11 1 10 246 38 3 18 242 it. Post. Cin. 267 26 63 13. 2 10 50 .236 lieve We’re supposed to be a Yost. Wn. _ 302 62 74 12 1 9 24 245 ; Myers sailed White Shadow II with the sixth run, but Walt L>et. - 265 65 5-1 1 Grammas, St.L. 216 28 51 f 2 0 13 .236 super club. Everybody in Kaline. 23 19 245 Williams. N. Y. 298 43 70 11 2 7 32 .235 knocks to sixth place in The opening Coan. Bal. ... 173 42 4 0 Dropo flied to center to end the 15 1 14 243 Gardner. N. Y. 64 6 15 4 0 1 6 .234 50« runs and hits 100 Vollmer. Wn. . 70 14 17 1 0 2 10 243 Sepiiniek, Cin. 122 15 28 1 2 6 homers. race, then won the second heat. game. Hegan. 5 23 14 230 That’s Clev. 219 28 53 7 4 242 Crandall. Mil. 224 26 61 7 0 11 29 228 what he reads in the pa- Jersey skipper Wilson. Ch -Dt. 83 10 20 2 0 1 6 .241 Lynch. Pg. 150 13 34 2 2 pers The New had a Boston 48 4 15 227 and then he steps in collected all of its 11 Mele. Bal 200 15 8 4 4 29 240 Rice. St. L. 106 11 24 71 2 1C- 226 and fifth and a second. Maxwell. Bn. _ 80 7 19 2 1 0 4 .238 Roberts, Pg. 275 17 . happens. hits off Ray Herbert, belted for Valo, Ph 61 7 4 1 25 222 this 118 14 28 6 3 1 23 .237 Bailey. Cin. 113 15 25 1 2 < 13 221 The Gibson Island event, to be Delslng. Det. _ 220 24 52 12 four runs on four hits in the 2 1 12 236 Borkowski. Cin. 59 5 13 7 0 0 8 220 “It’s not his fault. He’s not _ 14 concluded tomorrow, inning. pitched Sievers. Wn. 278 47 65 12 2 55 234 Merriman Cin. 60 4 13 5 1 0 8 .217 attracted 30 sixth Bob Miller Power. Ph. 209 17 49 8 0 3 25 .234 Tappe. 88 3 swinging a Wertz. Chi. 19 3 0 0 3 .216 bat. We’re out there stars and 34 comets. Bal.-Cl. 167 14 39 4 0 1 Pg. ... hitless ball the last two frames. 203 21 234 Allie. 248 20 53 7 2 2 16 .214 losing the games, Hunter. Bal. 15 47 3 3 0 11 .232 Clark P 3 0 .211 it’s us, not Slider Ph. 95 22 6 0 0 6 .?- -w 109 7 23 3 13 only 3 232 Campanula. Bk. 234 25 8 13 32 him. But he feels Until the ninth, Brewer’s Hatton. Ch.-Bn. 139 20 32 4 2 Pellagrlni, 49 3 209 it more than 4 19 230 Pg. 58 4 11 1 0 3 .207 M«n '* whi ‘* came in Stn-kland. Cl. 275 32 63 10 3 5 30 .229 Y. 148 t any of us, and can bad spot the third when Robinson. 92 7 0 Westrum. N. 17 30 11 7 21 .203 what you do Leagues i N. Y. 21 3 1 8 .228 Bilko. St.L-Ch. 62 7 12 4 11 5 194 Bolling. Det. in his case? somebody . Boone smashed a two-run single 257 25 58 9 0 4 22 .226 Miksis. Chi. 63 3 12 1 0 1 2 .190 Bawl out? Coleman. N Y. 169 23 38 5 0 2 10 225 “I Will Honor TENNIS SHORTS after he the Limner, 129 29 Pendleton. MU. 104 8 19 2 11 12 .183 don’t know why we’re Namesake walked bases full. ph. „ 15 4 1 5 9 .225 not **7 Walker. Bkn. 1 83 7 15 5 0 1 8 181 That the temporarily Philley. Clev. 289 39 64 8 211 46 .222 winning them, but The Walter tied game Fridley. 15 26 5 Escalera. Cin-. 52 7 9 1 0 6 3 .173 I know it’s Johnson Memorial Bal - 117 1 4 16 .222 Shuba. Bkn. 9 4 Sawatski, Chi.. 53 2 0 1 6 .170 not this Leagues pay at 2-2. 63 6 14 5 2 1 8 222 Rice. Pg -Chi. 107 11 17 4 11 10 .169 man’s fault.” Baseball will tribute Naragon. Clev- 69 7 15 2 1 0 7 .217 Amoros. Bkn. .53 3 8 3 8 0 their namesake tomorrow be- put the Sox Tipton. Wn . 'O2 8 .216 5 151 t.o 25 X? 22 3 11 7 Dlttmer. MU. _ 84 8 DeMaestrl, Ph. 291 21 61 7 0 5 18 .210 12 5 0 1 5 .143 fore Washington-Cleveland ahead good 237 39 Kaxanskl. Ph— 83 6 11 1 8 17 .133 the for in the third with Rizzuto N. Y 49 11 0 1 11 .207 PLASTIC AIR ! single scoring Terwtlliger. Wn. 212 28 41 5 1 3 18 193 PITCHING. Falls Church Moyers game wnen representatives of MATTRESS TJ a , Bollweg. Ph 176 Aluminum 27 33 9 2 2 11 .188 (Fly*Decisions or More.) the 145 teams place a wreath at Chofce of red, blue ond other colors— Folding Chairs who had doubled to left. Tl|at M'G’e Ph -Ch. 63 8 11 2 0 2 9 .175 Id H. BB So W L. Pet Win 4% 9 17 0 68 81 « ond Astroth. Ph. 10S 3 0 8 187 Wilson. MII. - 13 32 0 1000 Series Opener, 3-0 the Walter Johnson plaque in easily inflated. Soft and comfortable. g-9S made it 3-2. Consolo. Bn .. 2 159 69 4 11 1 0 0 Antonelli. N. Y- 144 Ml 53 79 13 867 _ . . , back—rustproof, sturdy ond Robertson. 42 14 3 . Ph. 52 2 8 2 0 0 3 .154 Collum. Cin. _ 41 13 6 1 857 Frank Nivert opened For beach, camping, hikers, Jimmy Piersall capped the Milliken, the Falls etc. lightweight PITCHING Bkn. _ 58 50 14 24 5 1 .833 Hughes. Church After the ceremonies some home. (Five Decisions or More.) Bkn. _. 48 33 27 38 4 1 .800 Little League World Se- Boston sixth by stealing Smith. Cin. 46 27 2,000 league members, ranging _ In H Bfi So W L. Pet 15 28 4 1 800 ries by pitching the Falls Ghurch A double by Reynolds, Y._ .900 Meyer. Rkn. _ 96 94 31 « Harry Agganis, N. 103 86 44 70 9 1 32 2 .750 age .. 66 Wilhelm. Movers to in from 10 to 15, will attend * METAL FOOT LOCKER 5.88 singles by Brewer, Piersall and Feller. Clev . 60 17 32 6 1 .85" N. T 62 47 26 33 8 3 .727 a 3-0 shutout victory PICNIC ICE'boxc BO “work McDonald. N. Y. 71 54 43 19 4 1 .800 Haddix. St. L 143 138 46 102 13 ( 722 the game as guests of the Sen- 33" packing trunk Consuegra. > Chi. 98 92 25 18 11 3 .786 Maglie. N Y. _ 133 135 43 72 9 4 .692 over the West End Yankees Jy:, ”; ImMm. 13.27 Sammy White, two walks and an Conley. ators. mm 1 4 Morgan. "N. Y. _ 77 89 24 13 7 2 .778 Mil. 123 102 50 74 8 .607 yesterday Square. the theft. 42 .769 Y 96 63 Hillwood error preceded Grim. N Y 93 75 42 10 3 Gomez. N. 110 53 > 4 .667 A.99 " Detroit. A.H.O.A. Booton. A.H.O.A. Keegan, Chi. 150 139 52 35 12 4 .750 Grissom. N. Y— 71 53 31 39 6 4 .667 The second game will be 39 PACKING TRUNK.. Kuenn.ss 4 11 4 M. BTg.ss 4 0 4 7 Kinder. Bn. 55 59 24 36 5 2 .714 Podblelan Cin— 13 73 34 26 6 3 .667 *.6* itaMSB 19.77 played at 5:30 ‘ Tuttle.cf 4 13 0 Piersall.rf 5 12 0 Trucks. Chi. 157 121 55 92 12 5 .706 Nuxnall. Cin. 66 68 28 33 4 3 .667 this afternoon w" ral Delsing.lf 4 0 *4 0 3 10 0 Garcia. Clev. 143 107 45 72 12 6 .706 Davie. Chi. 66 62 23 26 4 2 .667 on the same Minor Leagues *.,55 ' Williams.lf N field. Boone.Sb 53 12 Maxwell,if 00 0 0 Lopat. N Y 104 118 18 36 7 2 .700 Llddle Y. ._ 55 33 29 17 4 2 .667 PbCSi Dropo. lb 3 09 0 White.c 3 2 2 1 Stone Wn. 91 80 33 37 7 3 .700 Lawrence. St. L.- 38 33 1* It 4 2 .667 International. / Cool Short 2 Houtteman. Clev. 120 122 30 39 9 4 Podres. Bkn. 92 85 32 58 7 4 .636 Toronto, 3-11; Ottawa, 2-4. oMt: ?or*work .Vofc jfj[i Sleeve House.c 4 0 1 Jensen.cf 3 2 2 0 .692 Brazle. St. Havana. 7-6; Byracu*«. Kaiinc.rf 4 110 Aggants.lb 4 19 0 Sain NY 44 28 8 18 4 2 667 L 67 68 18 27 3 3 .600 3-3. Newhouser. CleT- 28 21 11 14 .667 Palica. Bkn. 46 42 16 13 3 2 .600 Buffalo. 6: Richmond. 4. Brrtola.2b 4 2 3 4 Lepcio.2b 4 0 7 6 4 2 6; _ Fowler. Cin. lit 131 46 55 7 Senators' Rochester, 2. Herbert.p 0 Lemon. Clev. 121 115 51 51 9 5 .643 5 .583 Records Montreal. SPORT 2 0 0 Hatton.3b 3 2 12 Wynn Roberts. BATTING INieman 0 0 0 0 Brewer.p 4 2 ft 0 Clev. 139 124 48 81 11 7 .611 Ph. 184 148 26 101 11 8 .579 Paciße Ceaat. 2Hatfleld 0 0 0 0 Kinder,p 00 0 0 Dorish. Cht. 48 44 13 22 3 2 .600 Loes. Bkn 87 83 31 40 4 3 .571 oidu MiUcr.p Ford. N Y. 108 91 49 60 8 6 Jolly. Mil 62 41 30 30 4 3 .571 San Praoclico. 10; Lot Angeles. S. 0 0 0 0 .571 - wh i Chakales. Cl.-Bal. 45 34 29 19 4 3 .571 Littlefield. Pg. _ 52 45 30 31 4 3 .571 I Portland. 4; Ban Diego. 3. ite 3Belardi 0 0 0 0 Vernon: gS jl! 8; Hollywood, SHIRTS 0 0 0 Porterfield. Wn. 139 117 42 46 9 7 .563 Raachl. St. L 125 136 41 51 6 5 .645 th lb U 111 Oakland. 6. 4F. Boiling 0 80 92 |#k! _ 98 77 Hearn. N Y 38 34 S3& JiL Johnson. Chi. 29 40 5 4 .556 6 6 .545 il | American Association. t _ Mmner. Chi. g l b 34 824 11 Totals 33 11 27 16 Lnvrrtnk. Det. 98 82 33 29 5 4 .556 127 141 31 47 7 6 .538 Runnels 273i«4 38 5!70 713 3 IS Louisville. Totals Harshman Chi 66 74 40 43 5 4 .556 Simmons. Ph. _ 137 131 48 74 8 7 .533 2 32 .267 8: Columbus. 5. 1 Walked for Herbert In Krsklne, < Minneapolis. 6; Kansas City. 4. 7th. Sullivan. Bn. _ 101 83 31 61 7 6 .538 Bkn. 145 133 59 84 10 9 .526 10; Charleston. SHIRTS’ _ /// for Nleman In Foi 27 Toledo., 5. rHL ¦' Nixon 42 | 2 Ran 7th. Pn 109 96 58 50 8 7 Nichols MU 88 96 42 8 8 .500 ft *3 h ft paatel 3py }f - « • Hi 3 Walked for Miller In 9th. .533 Jft White and \/*r. 4*4* /'¦ AVI "W.W ’ TOr Gromek Det. _ 143 135 25 68 10 9 .526 Baqrewski. cin... 88 105 27 31 5 5 .900 Eastern. shades—all aloes for 145 . Bkn. _ 16 55 B. [3 I ¦ 4 Ran for Belardi in 9th. Coleman. Bal. _ 115 56 77 9 9 500 Newcombe 90 26 5 5 .500 Sievers iS t \l 4 I l 3 111 Williamsport. 2; Binghamton, 1. 3 13 QJfC Oarver. Det. 120 40 6 6 500 Lablne Bkn. 53 47 31 17 4 4 .500 287 48 67 12 214 66 .233 _“*«* —•?< '< Detroit 000 138 36 Tipton 101 8 ojm Wilkes-Barre. 3: Elmira. 2. breath 100* M? 002 004—6 Judson 22 3 11 r 'with MJL ' * Pierce. Chi. 100 95 44 79 5 Cin. 55 43 18 15 3 3 .500 Reading, 1; Albany, (Ist nylon Boston .. 201 004 OOx—7 5 500 T'wil'Mr 216 29 6 1 0 game), ahlrte- All M Brewer. Bn. 95 89 54 42 5 5 500 Roe Bkn 53 55 20 29 1 3 .500 Is 3 18 iUM Jk J tWUjPjf PlaM. 45 Stobbs 22 4 10 0 Med meat. W^te Runs —Kuenn (2), Tuttle. Kallne. Ber- Marrero Wn. 46 45 16 15 3 2 .500 Rldzlk. Ph. . 30 32 22 3 3 100 I 1 I l .iW*'- WIH Stock-ue UUa Bolling Piersall, M. Bolling (2). 125 • M D'rmoM .VI 2 9 2 0 0 O .161 toia. F. Renmftz, Wn. _ 90 28 4 Valentine. Cin. 107 37 42 7 8; Hagerstown. Agganis. 82 33 5 444 Spahn. 467 Schmit* 25 2 0 0 0 0 Lynchburg. S. Williams. White. Hatton. Er- Bvrd 61 69 17 24 4 5 MU. 148 145 46 91 010 444 4 .180 Thursday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Mail and Phone Orders Both Sides 9th & Turley. NY** 444 64 «« 29 Stone 29 3 4 11 0 5 .13* j Seuth Atlantic. Open Filled. Free Parking 0 Sts. rors—Kaline. Bertoia. Hatton. Runs Be! 139 95 104 103 7 9 438 Pollet .-hi 26 4 5 444 Sny r (2). _ lo 3 1 O 0 O Savannah, postponed, ” in—Jensen Brewer. Piersall. 129 9 1 .100 Columbia at j , battea Po.toesrrero. Ph. 136 123 51 64 6 8 429 Dickson. Ph. 115 33 27 7 438 Shea 11 1 0000 O f*» eg $ s:?: M n H '? * m % * 7? 3? n m n *7 u >-> r r Boone (31. Kuenn (2), Delsing. Two- Merlowe. Det. 43 34 26 21 3 4 429 Staley. St. I* 115 142 35 37 5 7 .417 oo