Dodgers Beat Pirates, Stretch Lead to 7I Games As Giants Lose
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. * SUNDAY, JULY 20. 1962 B-3 Dodgers Beat Pirates, Stretch Lead to 7i Games As Giants Lose Pewee Reese Clouts Hacker Hurls Third A's Come From Behind Grand-Slam Homer in Shutout in 4 Games To Beat Tigers, 5-4 By the Associated Press * PHILADELPHIA. July 19 9-1 Win For Erskine jpNNttt JkML being As Cubs Win, 3-0 BEAT After held to two hits ana By the Associated Press a pair of runs by Rookie By th« Associated Press J By BURTON HAWKINS Bill Hoefl PITTSBURGH, July 19.—Carl ft |) t _ in the first seven innings, the Ath- CHICAGO, July 19.—Pitcher letics came from behind with two Erskine, aided by three president home runs, Warren Hacker made it three The Nats’ pitching is responsi- Bob Cobb, vice of the tallies in the eighth and Hollywood club, another one a grand-slammer by Peewee four as ble for their first-division berth, doesn’t want in the ninth to nose out the De- shutouts in his last starts much for Johnny Lindell, the Reese, pitched the league-leading the to a 3-0 vic- but the Tigers’ Walt Dropo would troit Tigers today, 5-4. he hurled Cubs former major league outfielder The Brooktyn Dodgers to an easy 9-1 to hit against Washington payoff run scored whe» tory over the New York Giants; like who has won 14 games as a pitcher Ray Murray victory over the last-place i Catcher singled with Pirates every for the Stars. “We today. today. pitching want six two on and two out in the or eight young with major flnaj of the game was players inning. Allie Clark and Bill It the Dodgers’ eighth The start league prospects was de-j and a veteran as Hitchcock had started the inning layed 45 minutes as the Wrigley; . straight win and their 12th in a good as Lindell,” Cobb says. with singles and be were forced to row over Pittsburgh without a Field grounds’ crew worked on the| Lindell, 35 years old, won’t that hold their bases two defeat. The victory, wSm i| the Yankees, Indians through outs coupled with soggy field after early morning j attractive to before Murray connected. New York's 3-0 loss at Chicago, blows have been or Red Sox, reportedly interested rains. The contest was finished ini Hal White replaced Hoeft in the extended the Brooklyn lead over in him. eighth and was charged with bright sunshine as the Cubs cele- Harry Simpson of the Indians is the the Giants to 7*2 games. loss as the A’s tied the count at Cavaretta’s leading the leagues in Andy Pafko and Billy Cox hit the brated Manager Phil major 4-4 in that inning on a double by birthday victory. triples other two homers for the Dodgers. 36th with a runs . Base- with eight.... Five of them Ferris Fain, Elmer have been socked against the Nats. scoring Valo It was Pafko’s 12th and Cox’s It was a scoreless duel between ball writers fol- and Eddie Joost, both of whom |||hl . Spahn Ralph Hacker and Jim Hearn until the . Warren of the Braves had w'alked. first. Kiner smacked his has 109 strikeouts, more than 19th for the Pirates in the final eighth inning. Then the Giants’ Carl Scheib started for the A’s General Mana- twice as many as any Washington inning. usually dependable defense failed 4* land went seven innings. Bob pitcher. Dark Ed ger Frank Lane . Irv Noren is decorat- Hooper them. A1 fumbled Miksis’ Hawkins, was the winning pitcher. Erskine Never in Trouble. is willingto Burto» ing the dugout with the Yankees, leadoff grounder, and Bill Serena | Detroit AB HO A Phi'a’phla AB HO A. any (tooth,cf •: Erskine, who pitched a no- sacrificed. Hank Sauer followed trade Shortstop Chico Carrasquel,: but he could break into other ! 4 ;t o joost.ss 2115 who hasn’t developed into the outfield in the league. I Federoff,2b 4 113 Fain,lb 4 2 11 1 hitter a month ago against the with a fly to short right, Davey! | Hatfield.3b 42 0 2 Philley.cf 40 0 0 Pope, outfielder returned 1 Wertz,rl 4 2 3 o Hooper.p n <i n Cubs, was never in he •• * sensation everybody thought he Dave 0 trouble as ad. V Williams backed in front of charg-; | tlMapes.rf 00 « 0 Zernial If 40 4 0 Indianapolis by •Mapcs.rf » picked up his 10th triumph against ing Don Mueller and then dropped would be. to Cleveland, has; o 0 0 Clark.rf 42 2 0 That cereal company in- seven brothers playing in ; Dropo. I b 5 2 100 Hitchc'k.Sb 4 113 only two defeats. Howie Pollet the ball for a two-base as which organ-j jLenharflt.lf 2 n l o Sutler.”b 10 4 2 error 0 . Ginsberg,c 10(I sists irritating the ears with ized baseball. Don Nicholas. I 517 ‘Valo.cf o was charged with his 11th loss Miksis stopped at third. on Berry,ss o Murry.c Memphis, 4 1 2 __ 4 1 3 o season. He’s COMBS MAKES TOUGH radio commercials about how White Sox farmhand at 1 Hoeft,p 4 10 1 Scheib.p 2 0 o 2 of the won three. DOUBLE PLAY—Despite the cross body block by Sammy White Toby Atwell was purposely _ 0 (22), much of their product is consumed has stolen five bases in one game White,p 0 0 0 Kucab.p __ 0 0 0 l Reese’s grand-slammer, fifth of Red Sox catcher, the Indians’ shortstop, Merrill Combs completed a double play in the third passed, filling the bases. Dee (Thomas.- 10 0 0 by baseball players should bring twice this season. The Nats Totals 36 11 x26 8 Kell.2b ..0011 his major league career, came in inning at Boston yesterday. White was out when Sid Hudson bunted to Third Baseman A1 Fondy then singled past Williams, them up to date at least . have belted 25 homers this year—- the eighth inning off Paul La- Rosen, who threw to Combs. The relay caught Hudson. —AP Wirephoto. scoring Miksis and Sauer. Hoyt Totals 3r~6 27 15 George Kell, traded to the Red -19 of them on the road. ... All of •Walked for Slider In Bth. Wilhelm replaced (Fanned Palme, relief pitcher. An error by Hearn and Sox weeks ago, still is making Eddie Yost’s six homers have been for Kurab In Bth. pitched a single to Hal Jeffcoat, ((Ran for Wertz in 9th. Second Baseman Clem Koshorek sparkling plays for Detroit, ac- delivered on foreign fields. xtwo out when winning run scored. Atwell. helped clear the way for Reese’s scoring cording to the In games decided by one run, Detroit ... not 020 100— 4 commercials. ' Philadelphia 000 101 021—5 four bagger. Beat N. Y. AB. H. O. A. Chicago AB. H O. A. Pitcher Morgan Nats finished with Braves Cards 1 1 Tom of the the a 15-24 rec- (2), Fcderoff, Wil’ms.Sb 4 0 6 4 Addis.rf 4 3 Runs--Groth Hoeft, Joost Brooklyn Pittsburgh Major Dark.ss .3123 Miksis,2b 4 O 3 3 (31. Clark. Valo. A.H.O.A. A.H.O.A League Averages Yankees will head West with the ord last year. This season it’s i Errors—Fain. Runs Cox. 3b 6 112 Kosh'rek,2b 4 2 11 Lock’n.lb 4 16 0 Serena.3b 2 10 0 batted in—Hatfield, Federoff. Wertz. Jensen, Reese,ss 4 10 2 Groat,ss 4 0 16 Averages given include games played Friday, July 18. Tho'o’n.cf 4 110 Sauer.lf. 4 110 team but it will be a one-city 19-14 thus far. Jackie , Dropo. Joost. Fain (3), Murray. Two-baso Robinson,2b Th’m’n.3b 4 0 0 2 Atwell.c 3 19 0 (2). Ginsberg. 60 5 2 M’tk'v’h.lb 30 8 1 . swings right-handed, says j hits—Hatfield. Fain Three- On Dittmer's Spree By Rhodes,lf 3 o 3 Fondy.lb 4 3 3 tour for him . He’ll leave the who base Pafko.lf 5 4 11 B’rtir'me.lb 10 2 0 th« Associated Pr.ss o o hit—Fcderoff. Home run—Joost. Furillo.rf 5 13 0 Kiner.lt 3 16 0 Mueller.rf 3 2 10 ‘Minner 0 O 0 0 and right-handed [ Double plays—Hoeft By th« o club at Cleveland fly to Los i he’d rather face Sacrifice—Federoff. Hodges,lb 4 110 0 Bell.rf 4 14 0 Associated Press Yvars.c .3 0 4 2 Cava'a.lb 0 0 0 to Berry to Dropo. Joost to Suder to Fain. Hearn.p 0 0 Angeles, southpaws. Williams,cf 2 0 G'r'giola.c 2 3 1 3 12 Jeffc't.cf 4 17 where he has a date pitchers than . •iLcft on bases—Detroit, 12; Philadelphia, 4 4 4 ST. LOUIS, July 19.—Jack Ditt- Wilhelm,p C'mp'n’lla.c 6 12 1 C’tlgU'e.Ub 4 112 American League National League 0 0 0 0 Smal y.ss 3 2 1 2 with the July ball better •4. Bases on balls—Off Hoeft. 4; off 0 0 Army 27 ... If Claims he can see the Erskine,p 30 11 D. Greco,el 30 10 -1 mer’s bat powered the Boston CLUB BATTING CLUB BATTING.