ffi&r,_ /7'4/M^ ? T s.A4@?mfa>*; >• STAR, •**. ;r- THE SUNDAY Washington, D. C. C-3 .v-' .4 ;' .. 2 Homers Help Home Runs SUNDAY. JULY 14. 1957 Indians Subdue Conquer Cubs for Phils THE BASEBALL July A Jk /JHHCPPy^M PHILADELPHIA, 13 UP). before he was removed in the —An inside-the-park, two-run sixth. Two runs came in quick homer by Harry Anderson, an- suc- ' cession for the Phillies the HAWKINS Baltimore, other blast by Joe Lonnett and in BY BURTON SK 5-2 inning first on singles by An- steady pitching by derson, CLEVELAND, July 13 UP).— Warren Rip Repulski and Willie Southpaw Don Mossi weakened Hacker led the Phillies to a 5-2 Jones and a walk by Bouchee. CHICAGO. July 13.—Before developed to be the winning in the eighth today but claimed victory over the Cubs today. The two home runs took care Thursday night's game with run. I of the Philadelphia’s Manager his seventh win of the season Inning rest of the White Sox, Cookie When Ed Mathews watched Anderson’s fifth shot scoring. Lavagetto as Cleveland defeated Balti- sailed up toward low-hanging; summoned Pete Ra- a third strike from Don Mossi more, 5-2, thanks to home runs rain clouds and hit light Doubles by Dale Long and mos to his side in the Senators in the All-Star Game and a gave dugout, pointed Chicago's calmly by Rocky Colavito and Roger top of Qal Neeman Chicago a to walked toward the dug- bracket at the the score- said, “The Maris. board which is 80 feet high. run in the fourth and a homer Jim Landis and rea- out almost before the ball by Jerry Kindall in the seventh son he’s been sitting on the plunked into the mitt, ( Mossi had only catcher's ( s/* ~. M. »V| H# allowed two Had the ball missed the score- completed scoring. bench is because he can’t hit Im hits—both singles—until the the it revived memories for Coach WBM2@ a •*** l^Mipta| f vfcMmijßßLfaJZ^ board, it probably would have fast , ' curve. a 'r ~ the He'll murder Clary of the Senators . .. '<• wflK y Chk»>o. AHO A. FfctlA. AH O A Ellis yHWpF V••'£•*’££ WIMbT' M tB^NTE^ y''<& eighth, and then issued a walk carried across 20th street at WBllg.ll j#| '- v- 40 3 0 Aahb'n.cf 414 0 ball.” “I did that once after I got to r jjj| and three singles. But Cal Mc- about the 350-foot mark. I Tanner.cf 4 0 0 0 H»'ner.2b ft 0 2 1 Banks ss 4 13 3 B'chee.lb 2 0 6 1 So. in the first Inning with the majors." Ellis said, “and »r -j* Lish and Ray Narleski held the ! Moryr.rl 4 2 5 0 R'p skt.rf 0 r. Ed Bouchee, who had walked, Long.lb 3 2 0 two on base, Ramos buzzed two Clark rally to a pair of runs and 42 6 0 An'rson.U 43 2 0 Griffith called me Into 111 . . ~«*.- got a free ride home on Ander- iK’dtll.Sb 4 Jones.3b 4 12 1 fast balls past Landis. .j his office and said, single was by Marls’ Philadel- SBoljer 1000 Firrell.p 00 0 0 n.fl* followed phia in third place, 2% games iDrott.p 2 0 0 1 on a majestic arc into the left- from there." homer, his 10th of the season, P'h’skY.p 0 0 0 0 the league-leading Car- lWill 1000 field seats. ... A sensation in Manager Lopez give behind L'fleld.p A1 of the A to the Indians a safer dinals, 0000 early exhibitions last spring be- White Sox • margin. whose game with New has a special set of • ? York was rained out, and Totals 33 724 10 Totals 34 13 27 8 fore the pitchers started break- statistics kept on his s* * ^,4Mri a hitters. ***<*-- had his ’em off, Landis is hit- fiS&t 17th game 1 Filed Poholsky 7th. ing ... *3> Colavito lofted behind the Braves, who out for In now He has the number of homer of the season, the 2 Struck out lor Neeman in 9th. ting Against the Sena- over beat the Pirates. 4-3. 3 Grounded out for Morgan In 9th. .215.... pitches thrown to each batter left-field fence, he's batting .300. to open the Chicago __ 000 100 100—2 7 O tors recorded, the idea being Hacker, pitching his second Philadelphia that • home half 200 021 00*—ft 13 0 Courtney’s temperature ¦ ~; of the second in- start since coming to the Phils Clint he likes some of his single *m ' :i- ning. Singles by _ Runa—Lont. Kindall. Bouchee f2>. rises when White Sox fans yell m'•— .*T Chico Carra- on waivers from the Redlegs.; Repulski. Anderson. Lornett Runs slappers to prolong their time M Nee- squel and Dick Brown produced letted in—Anderson t3l. Jones. “Go, go,” at their speedy plate, gave up only five hits until the tnan. Lonnett. Kindall. Two-base hits at the particularly early another run in the —Long 2). heroes. . . . “Let ’em yell.” game. same inning. ninth inning when a Chicago! t Neeman Home runs— in the ... He reasons Mossi’s fly Anderson. Lonnett. Kindall. Stolen Clint says, “old Courtney has BALLET AT FIRST BASE—Ted Williams ducks back to first base and pro- sacrifice in the sev- spurt forced him to the showers j base—Fernandeg Double olavs—Banks that the more a pitcher is jenth brought in Maris for to Long: Drott to Morgan to Banks to the cannon to throw ’em out.” forced to throw likely tects his head as Ray Boone of the Tigers does a pirouette trying to stop in favor of Dick Farrell. In his t.nr-v Vouchee to Fernandeg to Hacker. the more ; Cleveland’s third run. Left on bases—Chicago 6; Philadel- i. . . And the record backs him he is to become tired a throw from first start last Sunday, Hacker; phia. 0 Bases on balls—Off 3: later in Outfielder A1 Kaline designed to slugger Drott. . . double the Red Sox up. . With Courtney behind the game. The loser was another lefty. downed Sal Maglie and the c** Lltt'efleld. 1: off Hacker. ~ Struck off the base in of in Detroit. Kaline, out—By 3; by 1; by plate Senators, ** * the fifth inning yesterday’s game who Billy O’Dell, Dodgers. Drott. Uttlefleld. the for the the * whose record be- Hacker, 2; by Farrell, 1. Hits—Off attempted had caught Jackie Jensen’s fly ball in cehterfield, threw past Boone and Drott. In o'/q innings: off Poholsky. .White Sox have Bubba Phillips, part-time came 1-3. Mossi has lost two. Lonnett belted homer 0 inning: his in In *J off Littlefield. 2 In 2 eight ... He has Ted went to third on the play. Williams belted his 23d homer as the innings- off Hacker. innings; steals. nailed White Sox third baseman, Joe Durham's walk and the sixth to give the Phils a Inning7 In 8 off Red 6-2. Farrell O In 1 Runs and them five times . played Sox won, AP Wirephoto. earned never baseball until he singles by Jim Brideweser. Bob comfortable 5-1 lead. runs—Off Drott. 5-5; off Pohol- * «kv 0-0: off Littlefield. 0-0; off Hacker. ** * reached Mississippi Southern, Boyd and Billy Gardner made Dick Trott, Chicago 2-2; off virrell, 0-0. Winning pitcher starter, . . . Seven an exit for Jim Busby —Hacker (5-2). Losing pitcher— Maybe things are on the up- White Sox are hit- Mossi. was nicked for 11 hits, includ- Drott (8-8) Umpires—Ballanfant. . . ting, .300 grade . or better against the singled off McLish for one run ing both Philadelphia homers Jackowski Crawford Venson. Time—- for the Senators. and Bob struck -1:40 Attendance—4.s*l. The hero of Washington’s rise Senators, with Larry Doby pac- MAJOR AVERAGES Nieman out. ing pack Braves Reduce Yankees ’ at .417 and Narleski struck out Gus Tri- in the play "Damn the Jim

Rivera . . . . . COMPLETE THROUGH GAMES OF FRIDAY, JULY 12 andos and got Billy Goodman USED TO BPS BEATEN is Joe Hardy. . Well, there’s- following at .375. on a fly to end the rally. a Bob Hardy playing first base Les Moss has been doing a By the Aaaoclated Press highly capable fill-in B»lto. A.H.O.A. Cleve. AHOA for Superior in the Nebraska job for Cards' by G’rd'r.2b 4 14 1 Smlth.3b 4 0 3 1 rookie league and Scout Joe the Injured Sherman L011ar.... Lead Busby,cl 4 13 1 Vila,2b AMERICAN LEAGUE A 4 0 0 1 Has Beens' says Chicago’s second-string 4 0 0 Rally Fitzgerald NATIONAL LEAGUE Nleman.lf 3 Bt'kTci.2b 0 0 10 Wins the lefthanded re- CLUB Trlanda.c 4 14 2 WTl'mg.ll BATTING 3 0 10 . ceiver has games CLUB BATTING AB Gd'an.3b 3 0 0 2 CTvlto.rf hitter Is a sensation. . . He’s Ait .333 in 18 _ . K H 2b Jb HR RBI At 4 2 2 0 AB R St L. Zv'r'nk p OO 0 0 Maris.cf 4 23 0 since Lollar frac- _ _ H 2b 3D HR ROl A* 2823 391 777 117 19 79 366 275 Kell,lb-3b from Richmond and attended suffered a It Y. 2«99 390 720 121 25 M 370 .269 2929 327 803 122 38 52 .274 4 14 1 C'r'sQ’l.ce Pitts. 309 0 3 2 3 6 Old University Virginia. tured (] m.' Timers' wrist. Bolt. 2794 413 744 Cine. Beating 30 0 rf Game, 132 17 397 206 2830 410 760 135 16 101 395 5j2! ~ 12-7 the of 269 Pirates Alt’b’lt.lb 6 Balto. 2783 2Fr nc na I102 0 0 335 720 102 24 48 313 259 Mliw 2901 387 777 128 36 101 358 268 Brown.c 118 0 The Has Beens came from nings. game Another in the same league It was after the Chi 2086 352 694 110 22 58 338 258 N Y 2839 342 710 84 29 84 320 250 PITTSBURGH, July 13 UP). B c’w'r.as 3 13 4 Mossi,p 2 0 0 0 Foxx started the All-Star Det 2726 303 680 116 16 64 294 249 B'klyn 7891 336 672 98 21 75 318 250 3Pilarclk 1 0 0 0 McUsh.p O 0 0 <1 behind to defeat the Used To right rated highly by Fttz is Bob Game last year, Cleve. 2690 338 669 98 13 70 321 Jolla. 2716 351 O Dell.p o N'rlskl.p 0 in field. remember, that 249 667 124 17 65 319 .246 —Home runs by Wes Coving- lßoyd.lb 2O 0 00 0 K C 2598 300 648 95 21 93 289 249 Chi. 2648 324 648 112 23 70 304 245 1 2 12 0 Be’s, 12-7, in the Home Plate Bill Werber, another major Scalzi, a pitcher, who is the the White Sox collapsed com- Wash. 2784 324 691 116 ton and Del Crandall today 24 23 304 248 son of Johnny former ..: CLUB FIELDING Totals 33 6 24 11 Totals 28 7 27 8 Club’s fifth annual Old Timers’ leaguer, also went hitless, but Scalzi. pletely. They had lost thres CLUB FIELDING enabled the Braves to squeeze Singled Vic Gauzza Georgetown football star. . . . _ O PO A. E DP 1 for O'Dell In Bth. straight , Av Memorial baseball scored a run for the Used to before that game, then , O. PO A E DP Av Cincinnati 82 2217 821 53 by with a 4-3 victory over the 2 Filed out for Durham oth. _ 73 .983 in 81 3 out game before about 1.000 fans Be’s getting by The Senators are increasing lost eight more in a row Bsltmwrs 2233 896 44 80 .986 Milwaukee 82 2241 955 59 96 .982! at Forbes Struck for Brideweser In »th. after on base fol- Chlcito 80 2174 887 62 82 983 Brooklyn 79 2167 840 82 75 980: Pirates Field. 0110 yesterday the South El- their air travel and if they’re lowing Detroit 80 2187 786 51 New Baltimore 000 020—2 on an error in the second inning. it Rivera and Landis 80 983 82 2249 1001 77 95 .977 ... New York The victory moved the Braves Cleveland 020 000 12*—ft lipse. up they York 79 2154 902 57 87 982 St Louis 79 2189 956 74 99 .977 : Proceeds went to the Werber played third base for ever in trouble there each have made good on U Kernes Cltv 79 2068 884 56 88 981 Philadelphia 82 2205 749 78 62 .974 game Runs—Durham. Brideweser. Cola- Boston within a and a half of (2). Marls <2l, Carrasquel. Boys Club of Washington. can call on Art Schult, who has attempted 81 2161 975 71 89 978 Chicago 77 2047 791 78 77 973 vito Error the losers and turned in some of 12 steals this Washington 82 Pittsburgh the league-leading Cardinals, —Carrasquel Runs batted in—Gard- pilot’s license. 2178 894 71 83 977 83 2259 910 90 75 .972 Cliff Keyser highlighted outstanding a . . . Clevel.nd 80 2171 803 79 Triple play—Cincinnati ner Busby Colavito Brown. Mossi. a defensive plays. season. Minoso has been Triple 69 974 who were rained in their Maris (21. runs—Colavito. Rocky Bridges says play—New York. out Home Ma- seven-run fifth and final in- Altrock Tosses First Ball the Sen- thrown out 11 times in 20 tries. INDIVIDUAL BATTING game with the Giants in New ris. Sacrifice—Altobelll. Sacrifice fly— should condition Grif- INDIVIDUAL Mossi Double play—Avila to ning for the victors when he After Nick Altrock threw ators air Ed Yost has been out BATTING at bat, but fared bet- est player on the field at 69, got to be a hit left Atlanta. 4: 3. 306 44 87 21 3 6 35 284 H Smith. StL 215 16 63 8 2 2 25 .293 In that Chattanooga. 6; Nashville, 0. 8 mpson. NY 211 28 60 10 6 7 32 .284 Bell. Cin 341 37 99 11 2 8 41 .290 gets his chonce for revenge ter pitcher, giving up pitched innings for as a no three the one.” ... EASTERN LEAGUE Ptlarcik, Bal. 209 27 59 4 2 3 282 Temple. Cln. 300 51 86 17 2 0 19 287 Crandall smashed a two-run So he used Williams’ Doby, 22 ] here August hits and in two in- Has up Reading. 6. Schenectady. 1. Chi. 207 25 58 13 2 8 41 280 Ennis, StL 259 33 73 13 l 12 53 282 homer the 20. one run Beens. giving one run. bat and doubled across what Springfield. Mauch Bn 161 18 45 6 3 1 22 Ashbum. Ph. 324 50 91 12 3 off leftfleld score- Allentown 6: 4. T 280 0 21 .281 eson Chi. 107 17 30 4 2 3 15 . 280 Bolger Chi 160 17 45 3 1 5 24 .281 board clock with Andy Pafko !J®“W 230 35 64 8 6 8 41 .278 Adcock Mil 168 24 47 11 2 9 32 .280 aboard in the Kell. Bal 180 17 50 5 0 5 22 .278 Bla g'me. StL 337 67 94 8 4 3 33 .279 seventh. The Tri ndos Bal. 231 24 64 14 1 8 39 .277 Bruton. Mil. 306 41 85 15 9 5 30 .278 Braves scored the other run in Oernert Bn. 149 28 41 6 2 9 32 275 Tanner Chi. 173 22 48 8 1 5 23 277 31 61 16 4 9 24 .274 Renulakl. Ph. 264 34 70 13 1 13 the singles by Johnny S'Wa.CW.Avila. 35 .276 fourth on Olev 197 24 54 71 3 16 .274 KarkA, StL 196 25 54 6'3 0 12 .273 Logan and Hank Aaron, . . . Maxwell. Det 267 46 73 13 218 52 273 Snider. Bkn. 294 45 80 15 6 18 45 .272 a MOST DEPENDABLE CENTRAL SYSTEM QUALITY BUILT BY AMERICA'S LEADING MANUFACTURER! nl-h son. NY 199 24 54 8 1 0 11 271 Torre. Mil 162 14 44 9 2 3 20 272 walk to Covington and a field- Raines. Clev. 148 23 40 10 0 2 13 270 Spencer, NY 280 38 78 19 1 6 28 .271 Yost. Wn 216 31 58 5 1 4 20 269 Crand'll. Mil. 199 26 54 71 8 21 271 er’s choice. Bolling, Det. 302 42 81 13 212 30 268 Bouchee. Ph. 296 40 80 18 511 47 .270 Boone Det 229 25 61 12 1 6 30 266 Moon. StL 269 43 72 16 4 15 The Pirates got a run in the O dmen 40 268 Bal. 109 14 29 2 2 2 15 .266 Vlrdon. Pg. 322 37 86 14 8 8 32 267 fourth and two in the ninth. Plews, Wn 230 36 61 17 3 0 18 285- Baker, C -Pg 281 28 75 17 4 3 32 .267 Power. KC 219 23 58 3 0 9 33 .285 bockman. NY 266 32 68 5, 3 A 21 .266 In the fourth the Pirates scored Car so l. Cle 236 17 62 71 6 33 .283 Preeae. Pg. 170 24 Kill 17 265 on a double by Marls. Cle 184 33 48 6 2 9 31 .261 Boyer. StL 219 42 76 7 010 34 263 Dick Groat and Cola vlto Cle 262 33 68 15 016 53 .260 Neal Bltn 191 23 50 4 2 4 23 262 a single by Bob Skinner. Kuenn. Det. 310 37 80 14 3 5 21 258 Virgil.NY 191 19 50 0 2 3 18 262 The Sklzas. KC 213 25 55 9 1 12 31 258 Banks. Chi. 299 54 79 19 3 16 45 261 two runs in the ninth resulted Bauer NY 371 41 69 18 4 9 38 355 Logan. Mil 300 36 78 13 3 6 27 260 Fondy’s single, House. Det 205 16 52 6 0 5 26 254 O'Connell.NY 287 46 74 15 2 4 17 258 from Dee Piersell Bn. 316 53 80 12 2 8 28 253 Clemente Pg. 240 27 62 11 3 4 23 258 Groat’s second double, a force- Smith. Cle 297 51 75 12 1 6 25 353 unllo. Bkn 228 31 58 10 3 7 42 257 WORTHINGTON Howard. NY 187 19 47 8 2 5 26 251 Long. Pg-Chl 203 28 52 8 010 29 256 out and a sacrifice fly by Gene Williams,cle. 240 29 60 11 a 3 22 250 Speake Chi 156 25 40 5 4 4 18 256 Phillips. Chi. 212 23 53 3 2 6 23 250 31111 am. Bkn 326 45 83 16 3 1 17 255 Baker. Klaus. Bn 287 52 71 12 2 9 28 248 Bowman. Ph. 182 24 46 8 1 5 18 253 Aaron Continued Streak Berberet Wn 137 10 34 5 1 2 19 248 s'ern'dez Ph 256 21 64 10 1 3 32 250 Brldxes Wn 170 17 42 8 11 17 247 Walt. NY 142 11 35 3 1 2 16 246 Burdette struck out only one FLEXI-COOL Martin, CENTRAL KC 207 20 51 9 4 SYSTEM 4 18 246 Lopata Ph 237 33 58 13 2 8 38 245 Lollar. Chi 184 19 45 7 0 6 35 245 Neeman. Cht 242 24 59 10 17 23 744 but didn’t walk a batter. Ron- Usher Wn 155 17 38 4 0 4 15 245 Thomson. NV 732 23 56 7 4 7 38 241 nie Kline, the Pirates starter Aparlele Chi. 307 40 75 10 4 0 17 244 McM'lan. Cln. 729 21 55 11 1 0 28 240 Lepcln. Bn 144 15 35 5 2 5 25 241 Hamner. Ph 259 29 61 11 2 5 29 236 was lifted for a pinchhitter in Slaughter.NY 101 11 24 5 1 2 19 238 Walls. Pg-Ch 729 28 54 8 5 2 24 236 the seventh. Busbv. Cl -B 179 22 42 5 1 5 19 .235 C'pa'la Bkn 199 20 47 7 0 12 42 236 The loss was his Carey NY 179 20 42 4 2 6 25 235 Morgan Chi. 210 24 49 13 11 10 23.1 12th of the year against two Zernlal. KC 236 34 55 11 0 16 38 233 Harris NY 147 21 34 6 2 5 17 231 While. Bn 202 11 47 7 0 1 22 233 B Smith. StL 143 19 33 5 1 3 16 231 victories. Robin Roberts of Berra. NY 255 35 59 10 0 13 43 231 Post. Cln 265 40 61 16 1 II 46 .230 Philadelphia Is only Francona Bal 152 19 35 4 0 6 22 230 A'derson Ph. 172 27 39 11 0 7 24 227 the other Bolling. Wn 113 17 26 3 1 3 12 230 Jones Ph 284 46 64 14 17 32 225 National League hurler to ab- Tuttle Det 231 23 52 4 2 4 28 225 Mueller NY 209 18 47 5 0 3 18 225 Stephens. JBn 111 15 25 5 2 1 16 225 Reese. Bkn 164 22 36 3 11 11 220 sorb 12 losses. Runnels. Wn. 279 27 62 9 4 0 20 222 auer. NY 179 21 30 5,1 12 31 219 Aaron, the National League's Dropo. Chi 151 18 33 2 0 9 29 219 Immer. Bkn. 201 17 42 * 0 5 15 209 Air Landis Chi 158 26 34 71 2 11 215 Rhodes. NY 139 17 28 2 1 4 17 201 leading hitter his Conditioning extended St kl'nd Cle. 128 11 27 7 2 0 7 211 Llttrell. Cht. 131 8 25 2 2 1 11 191 Hunter. KC 120 13 23 5 1 2 11 .192 Grand-slam homera - Post. Cincinnati. 2: streak to 14 games with a single Miranda. Bal. 144 13 26 2 0 0 8 .181 Hoak and Morvn. O''nd-slam homers—Dropo. Thurman. Cincinnati: to center In the fourth. Chicago. 2: hicago Anderson Philadelphia: Muslal. ' Malsone and Jensen. Boston: Marls. Car- St. Louis: Adcock and Schoendlenst, Burdette’s failure to touch rasquel and Cnlavlto. Cleveland: Bauer. Milwaukee, and Thomaon. New York. I New York, and Smith. Kanaaa City. 1 each first base cost the 30-year-old NEW PERFECTION each. righthander PITCHING a triple In the sev- INSTALLED PITCHING . . (Fifty Innings or More) enth. . ot low cost for smoll business ond Homs (Fifty or More) Inninta IP H. BB So W. L ERA MHwaukaa AH O A Plttxb gh AH O A Now, 1 of IP H BB 8o W L ERA Snd st. ib 415 4 Vlrdon.cf 1 owners. America's No. manufacturer MM Purkey. Pg 110 100 22 33 0 7 270 Logan,ss 2 414 ¦MM Zuverlnk. Bal 07 54 16 25 201 Face, Pg 4 2 4 Maz'ski.'Jb 4 1 a 4 air new 8 4 56 56 13 29 3 5 273 Mat ws .'lb 4o Wight.. Bal. 60 59 29 20 2 4 360 Law. Pg 92 100 18 28 4 4 372 Skinner <2l. Baker. Two-base hits— Mmre. Bal 137 114 78 63 5 6 361 Acker. Cin 66 65 19 43 9 1 382 Groat <2i, schoendlenst Home runs— Johnson. Bal. 126 116 35 70 7 6 374 Burdette Mil. 122 118 35 47 6 6 384 Covington. Crandall, stolen base— Brewer Bn 127 107 51 55 9 8 376 Grose. Cin 91 88 19 41 4 5 386 Skinner. Sacrifice fly—Baker. Double Larsen. NY 69 62 37 38 5 2 378 Dickson. StL 63 69 22 27 4 2 386 Plays—Mathews to Schoendlenst to Dalev Clev 50 50 25 32 17 378 Haddlx. Ph 109 109 23 82 8 5 388 Torre: Lotan to Schoendlenst to Torre: Keegan Chi. 58 57 15 16 4 3 379 Trowb'dge. Mil. 62 59 28 33 3 1 3.92 Groat to Maseroskl. Left on bases— Brown. Bal. 68 67 20 29 2 4 384 chmidt. StL 75 89 26 45 71 396 Milwaukee. 3; Pittsburgh. 5. Base Delock. Bn 54 50 20 27 4 6 400 Antonelli. NY 105 111 35 55 8 7 403 on bells—Off Kline. 1. Struck out— Oarver. KC 85 74 31 38 4 7 402 Drott Chi 111 94 63 90 8 7 405 By Kline .3; by Burdette, Sisler. Bn 1. Hits—Off __ Don't pay for air conditioning and discover too 96 103 39 43 7 4 403 Roberts. Ph. 149 137 27 77 6 12 429 Kline. 5 In 7 innings: off Pgce. 2 In 2 late that it can't Larv Det 126 143 51 54 411 407 Arroyo. Pg 100 115 25 78 2 8 432 Innings. Runs and earned runs—Oß Harshm'n. Chi. 105 102 58 55 7 3 407 Worth’tcn NY 97 87 38 53 7 5 445 4-4: ofl Face. O-O: oB Burdette, K Miner KC 63 66 17 36 2 4 4.14 Pg 97 25 56 2 445 Winning pitcher—Burdette live up to promises. Before you sign on the dotted line, learn Wynn, Kline. 116 11 3-3. (7-« l oil Clev 150 142 49 110 11 10 420 Hacker Ctn-Ph 54 59 14 23 4 2 450 Losing pitcher—Kline (2-12 t. Umpires I Burnette KC 60 63 31 32 5 6 420 I Phillips. Mil 52 49 30 24 3 2 450 rv' Landes. Baker. Dascoll. Time Oarda. Cleve. 98 36 43 4 5 422 StL 59 58 29 29 3 —®«f! the benefits of new systems. is Morgan. 110 Mirell, 6 458 —2:03. Attendance—B.33o. Flexi-Cool Here air conditioning KC 102 99 48 25 3 6 432 Crone. Mil -NY 73 89 2« 27 4 3 468 1 Lemon Clev. 9« 102 53 36 5 6 441 R tsh Chi 94 95 36 42 1 8 469 Hvde Wn 53 54 28 22 2 3 442 Kaiser Chi 60 75 23 19 2 5 480 * specifically designed for maximum efficiency in small space. Nixon. Bn 78 89 23 30 6 4 450 Drabowsky Chi. 103 106 51 66 4 8 489 Chi. 57 I Fischer. 67 14 19 3 4 458 Freeman Cin 50 53 5 19 3 1 504 SENATORS alamos Wn 130 135 35 49 6 6 471 Craig Bkn 57 51 31 34 4 5 505 Continued from Here S ° com act unit that to°k years to perfect—that is Hoeft Det 76 77 31 36 1 4 474 Cardwell. Ph 83 80 27 65 3 5 510 Page C-l ¦ ' P easily Pascual Wn 96 107 53 64 5 10 523 Wehmler. StL 66 75 30 35 4 545 Kemmerer 3 the rightfleld seats in Wn 78 103 31 32 2 6 465 Poholskv. Chi. 51 77 14 17 1 4 565 the sev- offers real Abernathv Wn 70 83 50 42 1 8 694 Nuxhall Cin 66 74 27 43 2 5 573 enth for the BL_—liflHH| installed—that commercial-calibre performance. Btobba. Wn 92 117 41 48 2 12 Kllppsteln Cin 77 41 60 3 9 584 Senators’ final hit 714 85 and the White Sox picked up HIDE IT! STAND IT! HANG IT! their final run in the eighth against Hyde. He walked Es- GRIFFS' BOYS BASEBALL posito. Keegan sacrificed for j America's Best-Known Brand MARK! the third time and Fox later TOI'NTT brought Esposito CLUB BATTING MONTGOMERY BB* around with FpCC Survey |f AB R. R 3b lb RK Rbl A*. Betheela Mill'll a single to center. you think for a moment, you'll remember that Worthington is Schult 53 I) 17 5 0 1 fl 851 Carrier Drug. IS: Bureundy Knolls. Lemon 314 35 98 13 415 45 315 NOTES: Th»Senators switch Slevers 315 55 111 lit 420 5!) .595 Loyd’* Sport In* Goods, fl: Bethesde City for Our man" will be to the nation's first name in quality oir conditioning. For more than Becquer « to Kansas a double- "climate glad give 91 6 56 I 5 18 .588 Butld'ra Supply. 3. 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AC .1 behind every installation with an or- 1 . Btobbs 100 156 44 50 17 2 2 13 which washed out Friday 1 u , ’ °* sber'th» 55 3 4 I 0 0 1 185 Baitern Jnnlart game by Worthln ®,on Wh recommendot.on could you osk for? “ night's was the worst Ramos 45 5 S 0 0 0 5 ,178 Matioi Paint. 3: Takoma Ttteri. gonization that offers complete service I . . Thr'bmr 96 10 16 2 0 1 5 .167 CATHOLIC YOCTH since 1885. . The 6.11 Inches Hvde 6 0 1 0 0 0 0.187 ORGANIZATION of Bnytler 81 4 13 0 0 1 4 .160 Mldtel Lean* < rain knocked out 10,000 tele- I and guaranteed satisfaction. Bverly 9 11 0 1 o 1.111 Our Lady of Borrows. IB; St Mary’s phones and flooded Midway Ptscual 57 2 2 0 0 0 0 074 (Indian Head!, fl Kem'erer is i n o o o o 000 Assumption. 17; St. Cyprian’s, 7. Airport out of commission. S maker 9 5 0 0 0 0 o 000 St Pranrls Xavier. », Queen of Helse 5 0 0000 0 oon Peace No. 2. 4 Fox led Chicago’s attack bsUlnss.Blft tb. 358 r„ Queen o( Peace No. 1, IS; St. singles, 697 fe., avg . with three while Moss 248. Camtllus. 4. Esposito PITCRINO St. Bernard's. JO: at Martaret s. s. and contributed two 1- Janler HEATING Leaeae GENERAL . . . The IP H BB SO OS OC W L Queen of Peaca. «; Bt. Cyprian’*. 4. hits each. win was IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION Clevenger 30 St. Ambrose. 13; St. Francis de Chicago’s 10th games S 9 82 2ft 5 0 ft 3 Sales. in 13 ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. Ramos 130 134 33 49 17 3 8 0 0. with the Senators, grerlF 49 55 11 23 0 0 3 4 81 Francis Xavier. S: St. Cath- who have B»dg ftft 54 35 3 erine's. l. **RRgWBHgMMEaR—EEBBM^SZfoJtei; Sorting Virginia and Maryland for 25 Vaart . 23 0 0 2 lost seven of their last eight. Washington, Over Pascual 99 108 52 64 Ift 4 ft 10 AMERICAN LEGION . Kemmerer 74 98 35 31 11 5 2 8 Se. Marylen* District . The defeat was Stobbs' Stobbs 100 5 S My Creek, HYATTSVILIE, _ 126 44 40 17 51 Maryland. 12: Rock t. by 5101 CRESTON 4-4744 Abeuigth, Cheveriy. fourth Chicago this season STREET UN. MD. 70 8g 45 18; Viera Mill. 2. 1 |J ... ij l Ctssel-Sason. 17; Collate Park. •. He has whipped them once.