r -V THE SUNDAY STAR Reds Get Hits Woshingtan, D. C. n THE BASEBALL July 10. 1960 Sports D-3 In Clutch, Nip W BEAT Conley Hurls BY BURTON HAWKINS Banks Cracks Braves in 10th Phillies Over BALTIMORE, July 9—Pete ! they were scheduled to play In No. 26 so Beat MILWAUKEE, July 9 (AP). Whisenant’s unusual method Baltimore Friday 2-1 —Pinch hits Willie Jones I night. . . . Pirates, by of spreading sunshine Is to kiss They returned to the and Dutch Dotterer i Capitol 9 AP). in the the stewardesses he PHILADELPHIA, July • as boards i at 2 a.m., most of them didn’t ninth and 10th innings gave ¦—P anc h o Herrera’s ninth- a plane. ... He also administers i get to bed until at least Giants in an 12th Cincinnati an drove home uphill6-5 victory the same inning single Tony treatment to hostesses > hour later and it was a frazzled Jpl j Mr y. over the Braves before 24,600 in dining Taylor, who had tripled, to rooms. . . . The Sena- group which boarded a bus for SAN FRANCISCO, July 9 fans the Phillies a 2-1 today. tors’ centerflelder give victory frequently Baltimore at 1 It ( AP>—Eriiie Banks’ ’ p.m. ... : towering Jones delivered leaves ’em in : over the first-place Pirates a double in a state of shock saved a night lodging. : s 12th-inning home the ninth to drive in he marches run and Don i tonight. Harry as breezily onward, But if the players had it Anderson with the but he Elson’s brilliant relief Gene Conley pitched a four- tying run. hasn't been slapped yet. ¦ Chuck pitching rough. Sportscaster hitter for his sixth victory In the 10th, with Warren Whisenant is good for a lot carried the Cubs to a 7-6 vic- '¦ Thompson had it rougher. . . . Spahn the mound for the of laughs off the but against four defeats. He bat- on field, when 1 He went directly from the air- tory over San Francisco today, the tled Vernon Law, who lost his Braves, Frank Robinson game starts he's serious to meet -1 port to Chesapeake Bay marking the fifth consective loss fourth singled, Ed and whether he’s i game against 11 vic- Bailey walked playing or riding ! a television camera crew, then the bench. for the Giants. : tories. Dotterer home . singled the . . He’s a wild-eyed 1 out on the water for hours to Taylor got three of the Phil- decisive marker. cheerleader if he isn’t In the ’ film commercials, then boarded Banks' 26th homer came off lies’ lineup and I.la advice to team- eight hits, including singles The victory for reliever Bob a plane for Milwaukee, where Johnny Antonelli, who had tok- mates is, “You’re getting in the fourth and seventh. Grim broke a five-game losing paid I he telecast the Braves’ game the to play en mound in the seventh. Conley doubled in the sixth streak for Cincinnati. The de- get out there and I with the Reds today. Elston, in inning and Play.’’ . . . Says it like Efts'll winning his fifth scored when Third feat was Spahn's sixth against I The Orioles are far back of sock ’em if Baseman Don Hoak let Lee eight victories. they don’t. the Yankees in the lost column game, gave up two hits in the Billy Consolo Walls’ grounder go through his objects to play- but Manager Paul Richards be- six innings he worked. Newk Hit Hard ers voting for the line- legs. . starting lieves an be the ¦ equalizer may The loss before fans > up in the 17,145 The Pirates tied it in the All-Star . . . The Braves hit starter Don games. • fact that the Yankees have “When the fans in Candlestick Park the seventh on Rocky Nelson’s sin- I voted I got nine double-headers confront- . dropped Newcombe hard end held a '¦ a couple of Giants into gle and Smoky Burgess’ double 5-3 lead after votes from my ' ing them, while Baltimore has fifth place, their seven innings. off parents and maybe another first fall Into the the rightfield wall. one two. . The Orioles have second divi- The Reds nicked George i only . . from kid sion since The setback kept the Pirates a friendly on the same ’ ’ from behind in the May 23, 1958. Brunet for a run in the second come from block.” Billy said. Willie fattening their league "Under the i seventh inning later to win Mays doubled in the on singles by Wally Post and or since Milwaukee present system I don't 12th, but lead, lost to and get a 14 games. Orlando Cepeda was Robinson, infield out and ' Cincinnati in the vote.” «» « ? called out on afternoon a flelder’s choice. They added strikes to end the ** • » The Pirates remained five two in the fourth when There’s no sentiment at- 3-hour, 45-minute game. Post games in front. Mike Higgins, recently re- tached to the sale of the Kan- Chicago evened the and Robinson homered cn suc- score at Del called to the Bobby Greco was the ¦¦¦ < manage Red Sox, sas City Athletics. . . 6-6 with three in ¦ cessive pitches. Post's homer , . They’re runs the sev- hero for the . i Phillies. The cen- can view a huge "Welcome going to the highest bidder, enth on five hits, four was his 12th while Robinson's : of them terfielder made Ted Williams (left) of the Red the old to the business Mike" two spectacular Sox, pro, points his 13th. home. sign outside Fen- which could mean a switch to off Stu Miller. Ron Santo’s was running catches to Law end of the bat held by Maris of the Yankees. Maris Park with mixed reaction. ’ deprive Roger has slammed Don called from way Houston, Dallas or Minneapolis. bases-loaded single off Anto- Nottebart, up of extra-base hits with men on. 27 runs this lead . The is affixed to a ... home season to the American The Louisville . . sign Attendance at Minneapolis, nelli, who League. 41-year-old two weeks ago, took followed Miller. was ; In the fifth Del billboard which extolls the inning Williams has hit 506 homers in his 14 season. over for Brunet in the fifth and i incidentally, has been so puny the key blow. major league career, this went 420 feet to haul down a merit of a whisky. that they’ve ceased —AP the Braves backed his sturdy announcing blast Law. Wirephoto. CHICAGO SAN by In the seventh Jim Lemon, commenting on the figures there. FRANCISCO relief pitching by surging from i he crashed the wall r b against and Camilo Pascual’s habit of man- The distance the Senators A hb VJ* D behind. f n.et port.3b 7 2^ a In every have put between themselves Thn2^ !» »?H '! n the fifth Wes ' Covington A’tano,:ib (I o o (l <1 4 (I two teams games ahead ' b Tay|nr.2b 1 3 6-4 and drove out winner Ike homer to tie the of the Philadel- 0 0 L'drlth.c 3o 1 o league game, 4 11 7*’11 11 Nelson.lb 4 110 H'r-ra.lb 4 O •’ 1 THROUGH and 7 •’ Alou rf-lt 4 (COMPLETE GAMES OF FRIDAY. JULY 8) being forced to pull phia '?! 12 1 4 0 10 o o out Athletics. . . . The Sena- Sch o Clem'te.rf C'lison 3 o Delock in the eighth, Wertz 3-3. oth.p 0 0 5 o if 0 Ro’ers.ss 0 O 0 with trouble both Burgess.c 3 11 Dalr'nle.c 3 o 0 o Bill arm on occa- tors will play an exhibition rtTappe 10 0 o Sch’dt.c 10 0 0 tagged Skowron in a run- 3o 0 n Morg n.3b 3 o o o Elston.p 1000 2K I'nd.rf 20 0 0 Hpak.ab Adcock Hit* sions, but the Senators’ right- with the Phillies M z'skl,2b 3 0 0 0 Amaro.ss 3 0 1 o down between first 13th J Thursday Ells th.p 0000 McCick.p 1 0 1 American and second | o Law.n 3 0 League National Hobble.p 20 0 0 Conley.n 3 110 League hander admits he hasn't been night 1O 3M’shall ] 1o at 1 - CLUB BATTING to help a on New Philadelphia, with 3 0 CLl’B BATTING put damper The Braves moved in front in aZl'er’b 0 0 Miller.p o o o o KB R H HR Rbi Av sharp in five weeks Totals 32 14 1 Totals 31~2Ta i 2b JO AB R H 2b 3b HR RO! Av Ii York since he proceeds tunneled to sandlot An elll.p 2 0 0 0 M 2 «75 113 hopes. the sixth N Y. 2513 23 102 359 269 Pitts. 2738 409 760 124 32 64 388 on a single by Bill 278, suffered his injury. PITTSBURGH 000 000 groups of both cities. _ 1 Cleve. 2501 33S 656 94 10 60 319 262 Milw. 2575 347 671 108 25 82 325 .261 Totals 50 716 5 Totals 100 ! Bruton, a sacrifice and Hank 45 610 6 000 2573 334 665 120 10 65 313 .258 L. 2598 Geiger Maas .PHILADELPHIA . 001 Boston A 358 570 94 24 IS 327 . 258 Tags The Senator s’ pitchers National League 1 Ran for Thomas in 001—2 Chicago 2557 348 664 118 21 52 327 .258 San Fr. 2657 righthanded out 3d: 2 Struck’ 351 682 113 31 77 320 .257 Aaron's hit. Joe Adcock’s 13th for Schmidt In 4th: 3 Forced 684 ' ak Balto. 2691 367 115 18 57 342 .254 St L. 2614 334 670 111 25 65 308 .256 Gary Geiger hit a leadoff haven’t seen much of Ted Wil- sluggers are going to drool Rodters ?° PO-A—Pittsburgh for McCormick in 4th 4 25-9. Philadelphia „ Wash. 2509 317 617 102 22 69 295 .246 Chic. 2621 344 865 105 26 61 324 .254 homer made it 5-3 in the sev- out 27-15. homer liams, but off what they’ve seen when grounded tor Kindall In 6th: 5 K City 2554 314 616 107 17 65 287 .241 Cine. 2604 334 656 121 21 73 315 252 In the sixth off reliever they gaze upon the short Filed out (One out when enth. but the Reds scored in the for Hobbia m 6th: 6 struck winning run scored Detroit 2482 284 560 86 19 71 276 226 Pillig. 2692 312 673 109 23 288 .250 out In flth.i —Law 63 Duke Maas, they can’t say the 41-year-old leftfield fence in for Schaßernoth In 7 DP to Groat to Mazer- MELDING second of five New Kansas City 7th: Popped CLUB li.B . .LADING for eighth withthe help of an error »ut Davenport in 9th: A Grounded oski. LOB—Pittsburgh 6. Philadelphia PO Av A AV slugger slipping. G A E OP G PO York is . for out H. DP pitchers. Geiger . Against Monday the first for had . time. . . . Amalfltanln in 12th. Chicago 76 204 4 904 50 85 .983 Cincinnati 76 2048 794 11 .981 and Post's third and tied 48 , hit, he's a 76 738 doubled them .400 hitter with Please, 2B—Walls. Cleveland 1991 51 85 .982 Los Angeles 17 2094 829 58 77 980 1 following Wertz's don't name Conley, Burgess. 3B the count in the top of the ninth Washing- 201 noo 300 001—7 Taylor. Baltimore 81 2175 885 <7 87 979 Milwaukee IS 2049 812 60 81 .979 ’ four a SAN . homer and around hits, home ton’s stadium for FRANCISCO 300 300 New York 74 1983 845 62 74 979 78 2118 came on an including run new anybody. 000 000 6 Pittsburgh 914 68 72 978 on a walk and Jones' single. a h r er so Detroit 74 2041 799 63 62 978 St. Louis and in . ip bb 78 2054 816 70 76 .976 I error and wild double, 10 tries. Lift it above , pitch by Coates, . . the personal E I-*w Bom on 76 1999 791 64 79 .978 Chicago —Davenport. Landrith 8!4 8 2 0 4 75 2043 857 76 67 .074 CINCINNATI MILWAUKEE ?» » • PO-A—- 2 who entered -* vonlev si 4 ° Kansas City 76 2039 798 63 71 977 Philadelphia 79 2150 849 84 68 .973 the contest with plane and call it Freedom Sta- • San Francisco. 36-10. : 11 4 »brh rbi ab r h rbi LOB —Chicago, Whiner—Conley Washington 74 2020 846 72 68 .975 San Francisco 18 2111 852 87 62 .871 fl: San Francisco. 7. (6-41. Loser—Law a 9-0 season record. K 5 (I 1 o 4 0 Players steamed when the INDIVIDUAL BATTING ko.ab..m Bruton.cf 12 dium. Liberty Stadium, United TRIPLE PLAY—Milwaukee. 0 2b—McCormick. Alou. Mays Pinson.cl 4 10 Crandall.c 3 o o o 3b (100 or More At-Bats) INDIVIDUAL BATTING Senators returned to States Blaslngame. U—Conlan. The Yankees 4 0 0 0 Washing- Stadium or name HR—Banks. SB—Gernert. Burkhardt. Vargo. Do- rt 2b ko; Av got off to a fast Bell.rf 4010 Ma>ws.3b any AB H HH (100 or More At-Bats ( S—Miller, Alou. natelll. T—2:o4. A—19.541. Post.lf 5 2 3 2 Aaron.rf 4 0 1] ton Williams. Bog. 119 22 41 6 0 14 32 345 AB H H 0 30 *v start Thursday night, after which will the . DR Hoi and it looked like Ro 3 a symbolize spirit they son.lb 5 2 1 CoVton.lf 4 110 h Gentile. Bal 184 34 61 10 0 12 58 .332 SP aa_ ip r er bo Lynch. 101 18 37 8 2 4 16 386 o o o double-header t-n bb would clobber Boston Bailey.c 4 0 Sp tler.lf 0 o o at Boston, when of the Nation. Ellsworth Runnels. Bos. 292 51 95 17 2 2 22 .325 Mays. SF 294 66 105 21 5 18 64 .357 with a «4 4 3 3 0 0 AGaines o 0 o 0 4 111 Hobble Smith. Chi. 290 42 94 14 2 8 41 .324 LA Adcock.lb 4 . 4 3 3 barker. 180 26 62 13 3 1 26 .344 rash of O 0 1 o 1 singles and stolen Henry.p O 0 Logan.xs 4 111 Schsffernoth Maris. N Y. 262 53 84 16 3 27 68 .321 Ashburn. Chi 282 58 91 8 5 0 23 . 323 1 O 0 o 1 0 South All-Stars Win M'Mil’n.&s 3 «» 11 4 s' on (I Minoso. Chi. 288 45 91 14 2 10 50 .316 Groat. Pitt 340 51 109 18 3 0 29 .321 bases. Cottier,2b 112 Fl , , —6 2 (I 1 6 1 Lynch 1 o 0 0 Brunet.p 1 O o i» The Skowron. NY. 255 24 80 21 1 11 51 .314 l Clemente. Pitt 294 49 94 15 4 6 53 .320 mlck South defeated the 44 0 walked Grim.p 0 0 0 0 2 O o 0 » i Kuenn. Cleve. 265 82 12 5 36 .309 White. St L 304 4 6 95 IS 7 9 Lopez and was forced Not’bart.p ? M i J 43 .313 o Bertoia. 156 48 2 308 ODot’rer.c 1 11 Pich* p O O O o Antonelli 6 3 North. 7-6, in the Oxon Hill Wash 16 3 2 19 Adcock. MU 234 26 73 10 1 12 45 .311 on infield 111 s 59 Mantle's 3 0 0 0 o ALL-STARS Lopez. NY. 192 33 5 3 4 17 .307 Pitt 160 19 49 6 popup, Martin.2b Spahn.o O O o , n Burgess, 1 5 23 .306 tOn < B -4 *- junior baseball 153 47 6 0 3 ?And son o o 0 o TDark 1 U 0 league all-star Aspro.. W.-Cl. 20 18 307 Skinner. Pitt 298 58 81 16 6 11 54 .305 misjudged by Wertz in the first 0 t.n'?l fl W 3Ch’on.2b 11 o o Power. Cleve. 263 33 80 14 2 3 37 .304 Walters. Phila 239 30 73 8 0 8 33 .305 game yesterday at Miller field Geiger. Bos. 196 26 59 11 3 5 26 .301 Cu ham. St L 289 43 inning. Mantle advanced to N’combe.p 3 0 O <) ®udoi. Boggess, Gorman. 88 22 2 3 22 .304 1— A Cle. 225 38 67 8 3 9 Brosnan p o (I O o -•» —l 1,145. in Oxon Hill. Piersall. 39 298 Cov ton. MU 165 15 50 12 1 6 19 303 second on a 4 4 wild pitch and ? Gardner. Was 303 43 89 16 30 294 Wills. LA 207 30 61 6 2 0 10 .300 Jones.3b 101 l Wertz, Bos. 198 20 68 10 0 8 40 293 Kasko. Cine 299 41 89 12 1 5 30 .298 scored as Roger Maris drove in and Williams Berra. NY. 173 27 50 4 17 28 .289 Callison. Phil 101 14 30 4 1 4 11 .297 Totals 40 0 110 Totals 35 .5751 Daley his 69th Allison. Wash 266 49 76 16 3 10 42 286 Pitt 0 run with a to Cimoll. 169 18 50 10 1 21 .296 single 1 Grounded out for in Lemon. Wash 260 43 74 7 0 20 49 285 Post. Ph McMillan -Cin. 142 24 41 9 1 11 28 .296 center. 9th: 2 in 3 Francona. Cle 242 40 69 12 2 5 30 .285 St. L. Walked for Martin 9th: Musial. 146 22 43 10 0 5 24 295 Ran for Anderson in Pth: 4 Doubled Ca*h. Detroit 144 18 41 8 1 6 17 .285 Herrera. Phil Two ALL-STAR 252 32 74 12 5 11 40 .294 the runs in second came for Brosnan in 9th; 5 Ran for Bailey I LINEUPS Kubek. N Y 292 44 82 16 3 8 35 .281 ' Tay r. Ch 44 Foul -Ph 294 81 14 4 4 25 .293 in 6 Plans when loth: Singled for Grim in 10th; Herzog. KC. 183 31 51 5 17 27 279 Kirkland SF Alston Howard 283 33 83 13 7 11 3S .293 singled 7 for Pitching out in Bauer. K C 136 19 38 9 0 13 Fouled Bpahn 10th. 3 .279 Bruton. Milw 318 52- 93 20 7 6 27 .292 I and stole second. Bobby Rich- By the Associated Presa Siebern. K C 259 37 72 16 4 10 32 .278 Howard. LA 196 32 57 4 2 11 35 .291 CINCINNATI 010 200 011 I—o Continued Bal 304 37 84 14 3 42 ardson ___ From Page D-l and Tony as well Robinson, 6 .276 1 Curry. Phil 158 18 46 8 2 5 26 291 1 singled and stole Taylor, as sec- MILWAUKEE 000 081 ion (i—s Bal 230 42 63 11 1 6 29 274 Aaron. Milw 290 55 84 9 Here is the Wc.odllng. 5 24 67 .290 , then Aaron, Ed Mathews. southpaw swingers Bill breakdown of the 30-man squads for tomorrow's Mantle. NY. 246 68 67 8 5 » 45 .272 1 Smith. Pitt 149 21 43 14 ond. McDougald Joe Ad- White, 1 5 31 289 singled. E—Adcock PO-A- Cincinnati All-Star game in Kansas Freese. Chic 210 27 57 14 3 7 31 271 1 Banks. Chi 295 54 85 30-11: City. Starting time 15 2 25 74 288 NEW YORK BOSTON Milwaukee. 30-17. cock and Bob Skinner. The Smoky Burgess, Ed Bailey, is 1 p m . Wash- Breeding. Bal 333 48 90 17 1 3 22 .270 1 Sepeda. SF 292 39 84 DP—McMillan to W 16 2 17 58 .288 ‘th th« ‘ • r Martin to Robinson. LOB—Cincinnati American Norm Larker teleCast on WRC 4 a,ld the Temple Clev 211 26 57 8 0 2 13 .270 1 Moon. LA 264 40 16 10 3 9 4 8 288 , b h rbi gb r h rbl has some pretty and Vada Pinson, wpr” Tins; broadcast on Nixon. Cl 0 McD ld.3b s dall. of the two-game Lumpe. KC. 294 33 78 10 17 32 265 < Gilliam. LA 299 52 83 11 1 5 27 278 J Marts.rf 3 O 2 1 4Hardv.lt 11 0 o STARTING PLAYERS Budlin. Bos 242 42 64 14 1 6 24 .264 I Demeter. LA 168 23 46 71 9 29 .274 ¦ Skoron.lb 4 0 0 1 Wertg.lb 4 13 4 Minoso, Bill Skowron and Yogi situation, each ip h r manager will • NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN t FAcrrtr Fox. Chicago 312 33 83 13 6 0 34 263 I Pinson. Cine 324 SI 88 21 7 9 32 272 1 Howard.c 4 110 Geiger rs 4 2 2 1 er bb ao Berra. Snyder. K.C 126 20 33 4 5 2 11 .262 1 SP 40 Davenport. 169 25 46 7 0 4 14 212 1 Boyerjs 10 Malz e.3b 4010 Newcombe fl 7 5 5 0 2 be well stocked with 10 pitch- Det 122 17 32 5 1 4 14 262 Cine Rich Chrisley. Bailey. 207 26 56 12 8 8 42.2111' . n.2b 2 12 1 Buddin ss 4(100 Brosnan 2 O O o o 1 Balt 218 40 57 11 6 Altman. Each side has an in the Besides the White Brandt. 4 32 .261 Chi 129 21 35 8 2 6 19 271 ' 2Cerv.lt 20 0 0 4 0 Orim 0 0 ace ers. Daley, B.Sull'n.c 2'o . .... I 0 90 Hansen. Balt 289 38 75 15 4 9 51 LA .260 Neal. 278 4 1 75 9 11 28 . 270 1 Coats.p i o o 0 Delock.n 3 0 o o Henry i n o n o 0 hole among the reserves. Sox has De 235 24 61 7 3 2 12 260 Mathews. It’s pilot such stalwarts as Fernandez. ’ MU 264 54 71 7 3 16 45 . 270 1 Hadley 1 0o 0 Fornie's.p 00 0 0 Brunet 4 5 3 3 ]*’ Tasbv, Bal-Bo 197 26 51 8 1 2 13 259 I Moryn.Ch-St.L 134 14 36 4 0 3 14 .269 1 almost certain that Ted Wil- Maas.p 0000 Borland.p 0 0 0 0 Nottebart --4’> 3 2 1 2 3 righthanders Gary Bell, Chuck Step’s. 80-Bl 166 23 43 8 0 4 17 259 Bell. Cine 299 41 80 12 3 . o o rf—Rorer Maris. Yankees 6 39 268 James.p 0 0 Pich* 4 1 0 0 O n liams and Stan ce—Deluei Crandall,Cranri.l?' Braves (1)m 4? <9, Keough. 80-Cl 158 23 41 6 11 13 .259 Walls. lie 13 31 4 2 1 ¦ Musial, appear- Estrada. Frank c—Yeti Berra. Yankees (S) Cin-Ph 9 .287 3Kubek 10 0 0 spahn m 2 o Early Wynn, Balt 143 11 37 6 11 1 Tr.andos. 0 3 16 259 Hoak.Pitt 278 58 74 10 5 8 35 .266, i ( Gabler.p O o (> o ing in their 17th and Lollar. Chic 209 54 17 Cin 18th Lary, Jim Bill Mon- 23 0 2 26 258 Martin, 173 16 46 14 0 3 6 .268 1 R Sha's.p 0000 Winner—Grimm (2-1). Loaer— Coates, PITCHERS McDoug’d. NY 167 31 43 9 3 5 17 .257 ; Vlrdon. Pitt 165 27 43 ' Spahn games, will 5 4 2 17 261 SBerra 1111 iS-fl». respectively, see ac- bouquette and N F Clev Gerry Staley, G AMERICAN Romano. 152 19 39 2 1 9 31 .257 Boyer. St. L 285 51 74 8 419 50 .260 “ "’ Sian r« . LEAGUE D Coli ' S either as WilJ*am? Dodi'e l?m . „ Malzone. Bos 285 26 73 14 0 7 31 .256 Logan. MU 258 28 67 ' tion, replacements or and h 9 3 1 22 260 Totals 37 512 5 Totals 32 B 9 6 southpaws Whitey Ford nn T Cerv. KC-NY 160 26 31 11 10 24 258 Javier. St L 169 20 44 6 4 1 10 260 in . 1 Fouled out for Coates In 4th; pinch-hitting roles. and Dick b B uh^e? Pilarcik, Balt 121 19 31 2 1 3 13 .256 ! Schmidt. SF 170 18 44 9 0 4 19 259 2 Stigman. g Struck out for Richardson In «th; 3 Howard. NY 188 17 48 7 3 5 26 .255 Amalfitano.SP 167 24 43 71 1 19 3571 Grounded out for 4 The NL starting is 80-Bl 119 12 30 2 1 5 20 .252 Mazer'kl. Pitt 266 31 68 James in 7th; lineup Altson's staff be- Tho’s’n. 11 8 8 38 256 Ran for includes, <3B Williams in 7th; 5 Homered ry B'”- (39) Williams. KC 183 24 46 12 0 4 26 .251 Robinson. Cin 238 37 61 17 3 12 37 256 predominently Bill w.nrv ,A\ 9,* Indians for R. righthanded, sides those named Det 268 35 67 12 1 9 36 .250 133 15 34 5 Shantg in Bth. above, right- S ’ Kaline. An'rson.Ph-Cl 0 6 20 256 with third Vernon Law, Pirates (32) Rich son. NY 260 22 65 8 11 18 250 Thomas. Chi 268 36 68 7 014 40 only basemen Ma- handers < Fran/LaTv^Tigers*"'7? ,254 1 NEW YORK 120 000 011—5 Gillman Named Bob Friend, Vern Law nd ft) Monbouquette. Green. Bos 108 16 27 4 1 2 9 .250 Zimmer.Chi 173 19 44 8 3 3 16 *2S4 KOVRov Face Red'sox (271 1 BOSTON 022 001 10X—« thews and Leftfielder Skinner Face, piratespirates ’((26), ’6l Chucknl! 1 Estrada, Becquer. Was 197 22 49 10 4 3 25 .249 Will.Chicago 229 30 58 12 6 4 28 .253 and Bob Buhl, and lefthanders Orioles (23> ColavUo. Det 242 29 60 10 1 14 36 .248 B'chee. Ph-Ch 251 29 62 8 1 3 38 247 1 from the E—Coates. PO-A—New York 24-9; To batting left side. Ad- Johnny Podres and Mc- Aparicio. Chi 300 42 74 9 6 I 26 .247 Stuart. Pitt 243 26 60 7 3 13 SO 247 ' Post Mike RESERVES Boston 27-14. DP—Runnels to Buddin Leahy's cock Held. Cleve 248 26 61 9 1 15 47 .246 McCovey. SF 197 33 48 11 1 11 at first, Bill Mazeroski at 40 244 to Werts. LOB—New York 7; Boston. Cormick. A A L G Carey. NY-KC 140 15 34 7 0 8 30 .243 Blas g me. SF 267 42 65 7 4 1 14 ' AMERICAN LBAGUE .243 LOS ANGELES, 9 (API. Banks at Inf—Blil Wh?ie C 9 rri? l ?o l r , „ Yost, Detroit. 41 63 10 4 1 G'zalez. Ci-Ph July second, short, Del S 262 2 17 .240 161 20 39 10 2 6 20 242 2b—Geiger. Inf—Ken l, Wash Dark. Phi-Mil Wertg. Malzone. HR —Head Coach Umpires selected for the Boyer. Cards (I'4) 0 Battey, 204 19 49 5 1 9 30 .240 209 33 50 Sid Gillman to- Crandall behind Int—Nellle°Fox. White Sox ( ' ) 6 1 3 15 .239 Wertz. the plate, and < Geiger. Berra. SB —Howard. l e 43 ’ Uis Ap rl 0 Tuttle. KC 277 37 66 10 1 3 18 238 Flood. St. L 185 20 44 8 1 5 26 238 ' game are Jim Honochick. Nes- Inf—Dtek <’'4i ~n Wh "’ Sox ' ’ Killebrew. D’Greco. Richardson. S—Fornieles. day took on the added duties Mays and Aaron in the Groa'* pi?a W8 iSf i, t> K ' ' ll Wg 163 23 38 10 1 4 16 .233 Phil 181 36 43 9 3 5 11 .238 out- 0 s ip so TTvYor.PpJll? (V Boyer. NY 129 23 30 9 0 « 20 Rodgers. SF 126 14 30 4 h r er bb tor Chylak and John tot /'?]** ‘ . 233 l ’ 3 0 10 .238 , of general manager of the all bat Stevens b Coates 3 4 4 3 1 0 Los field, righthanded. 21 ~E°. Cl*n>«nte. Pirates (71) Of—Ted Chitl. KC 185 1« « 1 0 S 1« .221 ; Crandall. MU 217 27 51 5 0 12 35 .235 Williams (O» Maas of the American Orlando Cepeda. Giants Dot 250 26 56 10 3 5 30 .224 Davis. LA 107 12 2 3 1111 Angeles in League and (30) Of.—Jim Lemon. Senators Hoiilng. 25 S 1 0 13 2341 Chargers the new There are Os2f —Vada Reds (°3) James .1 <> o o 0 0 three lefthanded Pinson. (?S) O'—Al Kaline Landis. Chi 224 36 50 9 1 5 23 .223 McMillan. Cin 246 27 57 4 0 8 24 .232 . Gabler American Football League. Dusty Boggess. Tom Gorman r Do ,e (5> __ 11 1 ®mlth.’whfte Wilson.Det 121 16 27 4 0 1 15 .223 Sc'diensl. MU 195 18 45 5 11 15 .231 <-a 2 1 hitters in the AL OfMi? Valdiso. 11 2 11 .220 Smith. 152 11 34 7 0 1 13 224 ! Smith of the Na- T d 7 Gillman succeeds Frank ß U C_Bhe"r Courtney. Bal 111 13 24 1 0 1 11 .216 Snider. LA 143 24 32 1 3 10 25 Delock s 4 4 2 5 up, plus the switch-hitting n; Lo)fir.’white BM !?0i 224 tional League. cC=Fdeq Bailey,B. ile , Te’d’.’Reds (fl) c—Elston Green. Wash 104 II 21 J 11 10 212 Bressoud. SP 279 22 51 10 4 6 22 223 Fornieles IL, 4 11 0 1 Howard. Yanks (32) Leahy, who resigned last week Mantle. They are Catcher Ber- Thronb y. KS 109 15 23 4 1 6 16 .211 Coker. Phil 127 10 28 2 3 4 2t 220 1 Borland Ls 0 0 0 0 0; Det 234 34 49 8 Nee an. Ch-Ph because of ill Maxwell. 4 13 37 .209 118 7 25 4 2 2 8 212 Winner—Delock t3-3). Loser—Coates health. The one- ra, Rightfielder Maris and Sec- Dobbek. Wash 149 19 31 3 17 LA 152 8 20 208 Roseboro. 16 32 3 5 28 211 (9-11. time Notre is Hamlin. KC Sawatski. Dame coach ond Baseman Pete 225 25 46 5 11 12 .304 St.L 109 11 22 4 0 3 14 202 now Runels. The Wash 104 12 3 Phil U—Berry. Napp. Umont. Drummond Console. 21 1 2 9 .202 Lepclo. 100 11 20 4 0 1 s 200 ¦ in Loretto Hospital, Chicago, Chacon. T—2:57 A—24.423. Righthanders are Skowron at Phillips. Cle 170 18 34 7 0 3 16 .200 Cin 101 12 20 1 0 0 7 198 Bllko. for treatment Detroit 154 11 30 6 1 6 IS .195 Gram'as. St.L 127 8 25 1 0 2 12 197 of a nervous first. Ronnie Hansen at short, Berberet. Dei 139 10 26 2 0 15 .187 Hodges. LA 142 16 3 25 3 1 6 16 .176 disorder. Frank Malzone GRAND-SLAM HOMERS Minoso. Chi-|I Koi,pe. Phil 140 10 23 6 1 0 8 .164 at third and rago; Berberet. Gentile :GRAND?SLAM Detroit: and HOMERS—Skinner. Pitts-; Gillman is with his at Minoso in left. Kle.us. Baltimore: Battev and Gardner j burgh, two; Banks. Chicago: N Sherry. I squad Wertz. Moon. Roseboro and Washington; Green. Tasby and! I Howard. Los An- Chapman College in nearby geles: Coker. SENATORS Renulskl. Boston; Power and Held. Cleve- [ I Philadelphia; Stuart and Both Benches Strong land. Williams. Dumpe and Throneberry.; [ Clemente. Pittsburgh; Pinson. Baller Orange getting ready for the Kansas one and Continued From Page D-l City, each Dntterer. Cincinnati; McCovey. San club's opener against the New To one each. supplement the starters PITCHING Francisco, PITCHING shick threw wild York Titans here (Five or More Decisions i into center- August 6. Lopez will have available such tFlve or More Decisions! < IP H BB So A LERA field trying to start a IP H. 88. So. W. L ERA double standouts as righthanded hit- Klippstein. Cle 46 22 11 30 2 3 137 „ . . , . 46 Roebuck. LA 62 52 20 41 71 2.03 Sisley. Chicago 61 16 28 9 3 161 play at second base, and Han- ters Jim Sherm Williams. LA 112 72 37 91 8 2 2.33 Lemon, Lollar. Bauman, Chi "9 69 28 28 5 4 239 McCormick.SF 132 112 33 62 9 S 239 sen scored. Sunning. Det 129 104 35 106 s 5 244 Elston Howard, Harvey Kuenn. 20 61 11 3 2.60 the Fornieles. Bos 50 38 33 24 5 1 270 BRAKES Globetrotters, New York Sister. O Dell. SF 109 103 31 13 3 I 2.64 Jose Valdivielso's Al Smith, Al Vic Pow- ftso Detroit 34 18 IS 19 S 3 291 single, a Kaline, Ellsworth Chi 78 67 42 42 4 6 Renaissance and Ford. New York 92 76 27 33 5 5 293 2.85 sacrifice Washington er, Brooks Robinson and Luis Farrell Phil 64 52 19 48 7 2 2.87 ' by Woodeshick and Turley. New York 81 56 45 33 6 1 300 McDaniel. St L 62 47 17 48 Second Stobbs. Wash 53 51 16 29 6 3 306 4 3 114 the first of Reno Bertoia's two Baseman Billy Gard-; Aparicio. He can call on such Jackson. St.L 153 152 40 90 Monbouq te. Bos 117 98 34 74 8 7 308 10 8 282 Podres. LA 130 120 47 91 doubles from ner, bothered by leg lefthanders Jim Gentile and Ditmar, N Y 96 91 23 31 7 5 309 8 6 284 pried a run the cramps, I as Face. Pit 57 44 18 30 Mossi. Detroit 127 121 28 59 6 6 312 I 5 4 2.84 was given a off. . . Nellie addition Broglto St. L 85 71 37 73 knuckle-balling Wilhelm in the day . Ber- Fox in to Wil- Terry. New York 90 85 22 58 4 3 320 9 4 2.86 Elston. Chi 79 60 3.3 toia Pascual. Wash 92 78 35 94 8 5 323 48 4 4 2.96 fifth Killebrew tied switched from third to sec- liams. r, ' nd 1U inning. it up Hall. K C 91 153 1” 22 I°S 10 5 300 92 16 47 S 4 326 T „E Jones, SF 123 109 45 with his ond. with Killebrew Alston’s include Clevenger. Wash 58 62 26 29 83 10 8 315 mighty smash over the moving reserves 1 5 326 Sanford. SP e Cleve 134 103 59 79 8 8 316 Bell. 132 108 63 93 77 327 from first to RELINED Phil fence in left-center in third.. The Ori- Ken Char- Balto Short, 65 58 32 38 4 5 318 the! .. righthanders Boyer, Fisher. 98 75 46 58 5 7 331 Drysdale. LA 139 114 oles are Detroit 129 115 28 72 8 41 136 6 10 3.30 i sixth. 25-13 the road Lary. 9 3'31 Jay on but lie Neal, Roberto Clemente, Milwaukee 52 51 34 30 2 5 3.46 Show. Chicago 104 105 41 23 7 8 338 39 20-24 in their own James, Y 32 23 18 17 43 IS 33 4 3 348 Lemon the park. Orlando Cepeda, Dick Groat 5 1 338 Buhl. ignited Senators’ With Bonded Brown. 85 Milwaukee 109 93 56 67 8 .3 347 1 Balto 85 15 3 5 7 3 339 Linings Ballo 98 Pizarro. MU 64 52 39 51 5 2 big off the swift Barber. 84 64 54 5 3 340 352 1 inning Cleve Buzhardt Phil 97 85 36 36 4 5 Briggs. 29 25 12 14 4 1 341 i [ 3.53 1 Estrada, who suffered Wa Refuse to install Stigman. 1 Morehead. Chi 80 78 35 40 1 « 360 a fifth “Bargain" type linings Cleve 65 SI M 57 4 4 146 Morgan. Conley. Phil 70 68 13 43 5 4 1 Detroit 26 27 10 10 3 2 346 , 360 loss against nine wins. Jim Cleve n 31 30 1’ 27 4 3 3O’ Perry. 113 101 45 55 9 4 350 £r.?L ' un , Willey, MU 85 85 33 71 4 3 ' doubltd to left and Ramos, Wash 131 122 51 63 5 9 357 381 Becquer YOUR GAS All other U. S. Cars Henry. Cine SAVINGS $12.50 Pierce. 111 108 33 29 10 36 1 4 382 1 Chicago 31 56 1 4 357 u broke the tie ke C nc 108 ln9 34 54 8 with a run- B Daley. KC 127 122 50 66 12 4 369 E I ll „‘ 4 3.83 1 Sadecki. St L Burnside. Det 53 49 26 63 60 38 46 3 4 386 1 35 3 4 374 S p producing single to center be- will “? n Milw 124 121 42 70 8 5 392 Herbert. KC 116 121 38 55 3 9 380 l „ Nuxhall.Clno 71 72 16 45 1 4 fore 4 WHEELS Gabler. NY 42 38 25 15 3 3 3.93 1 Killebrew provided the INCLUDING PARTS & 386 11 8 LABOR 1 Estrada. Balt 96 69 2 8 4 17 54 5 4 406 58 72 9 4 394 OJJ m.' ' ,’ < Senators Ttoole. Cino 106 101 33 64 6 8 * welcome insurance Wilhelm. Balt 89 83 23 67 6 6 404 416 YOUR SCOOTER MU 118 NY 96 Burdette. 142 22 37 8 4 427 1 Buy 92 34 41 9 with his Coates. 0 413 Phil second homer, less Grant. Cleve 76 Owens. 101 105 47 55 3 9 428 a 68 41 31 6 2 414 67 80 13 30 Kem'rer. Wa-Chi 76 70 35 46 4 4 Newcombe. Cine 3 6 430 ' magnificent but equally 414 Cine ap- Cleve 65 67 Hook. 113 113 30 60 7 8 448 WARANTEED 1 YEAR In Hawkins. 30 36 , MR WRITING 4 4 429 Anderson. Chi preciated into Bait 101 98 40 51 2 8 446 1 poke the leftfield Pannas. 86 84 50 55 7 6 450 112 122 17 53 Bowsfleld. 80-Cle 56 54 28 31 4 450 * 7 4.50 | seats. in 4 Gibbon Pitt 46 Pays against defects and materials on a basis Fischer. Wash 13 80 1 54 20 30 4 2 450 workmanship pro-rata 14 30 3 5 456 K. Johnson. I Antonelli.SF 73 75 31 31 3 5 456 KC 68 69 28 57 2 6 463 ' Earl Battey filed but F. Bos Mizell. St.L-Pltt 102 121 4 0 67 5 5 468 out, Sullivan. 91 87 37 60 310 495 ; , Koutax. LA 86 63 66 95 100 56 69 6 96 3 8 481 ' Valdivielso walked and Brown Wynn, Chicago 4 502 L. for Brewer. Bos Sherry LA 72 75 49 5.5 6 6 488 93 115 41 38 .5 7 jO3 Hobble Chi 114 117 replaced Estrada. Lee. Wash 67 79 31 34 63 59 8 10 489 Hernandez 4 3 504 Caixfwell FREE Ph-Chl 84 75 32 4 ADJUSTMENTS NO Delock, Boston 33 45 16 8 2 60 6 493 ( MONEY DOWN 3 577 lnc sacrificed and Lennie Green NY 87 75 28 28 3 S 5.10 Duren. 22 14 28 26 2 3 573 £ ' er 44 48 14 Casale. Boslon, 64 77 48 8 o.“A £o -4 2 3 511 < clipped a triple to right. Payments 42 2 675 Piche. MUw Ber- /SCI KC 25 25 17 17 1 4 sgo . FOR THE LIFE Garver. 34 40 14 9 0 5 7 1s; CHARGE NY 88 95 31 41 3 7 563 toia provided the fifth run of Kucks, 41 50 21 13 2 3 768 i wo* j 1 McMahon. MU 37 45 21 Foyrack, Det 58 72 31 22 17 i 28 2 6 657 i I 771 hl C, the inning with a double to ONE-HIT B 41 48 34 27 0 5 746 OF THE GAMES—Monbouquette. Boston EoHT? < « .°,w LININGS it Brown. Baltimore; Stigman center before Bob and Bows- HI Allison neld, Cleveland (combined!. I j J 'MBS—Jones. San Frandeco. !, and ? out. I Koutax. Los Angeles. I grounded NOTES: The Senators will MONDAY I try for a series sweep tomor- THRU FRIDAY 8 A.M.-S P.M. 1 row, with Jack Kralick due to Oldis Suspended fire against Jerry Walker. . . . MINOR LEAGUES i Kralick, who has 4-0 record, 2 Giles the Days by blanked Red Sox on four I singles in his last outing. The Market . . . Tire 9 ( 2-SEATER COSMO Co. PHILADELPHIA. July AP». INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE The game will be televised on —Catcher Bob Oldis of the Pi- • Rochester at WTOP-9 130 Miles Per • Toronto, roln at 1:55 p.m. Gallon to Operate 8 CONVENIENT rates was fined $lOO and Richmond. «; Havana. 0. Easy LOCATIONS sus- • The Senators announced the 45 Miles Per • pended for two days today for AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Hour Easy to Park Dellas-Fort B; signing of Charles • a rhubarb with an Worth. Charleston. 0 ; ' Isles. jr„22- 3156 N E a LA. umpire. Denver. 2; Minneapolis. 1. Free Instruction Given Bladensburg Road, 6-3885 year-old of Two other University Vermont Pirates—Shortstop SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 1 colored 5481 Randolph Road, Rockville • WH. 2-5100 shortstop. . Co-Cap- Dick Groat and Third Baseman M 0b 1,, ¦'*; . . °"'»s33s STC . ‘,, Birmingham. h of his $l/L” Nashville. 5; Memphis.