Sports THE EVENING STAR A-20 Washington, D. C., Thursday, August 4, 1960 Senators Start ¦Brill Last Phase of Dykes and Lane Meeting Stretch JVu ’ Rugged To Settle *% 1 Trade Outcome vJNKfIhJk -x. * Schedule Appears ! 7 fcW *liWj vXIRLwr * £M& <*» ¦KjI Easier After Five .* ~ WfW BEAT Games With Sox I DODGERS FRIEND AGAIN Jimmy Insisting \* BURTON HAWKINS WoodlingHero jßFa_ By Z Star Staff Writer Return On 6l Contract- CHICAGO. Aug. 4.—lt will Boyer to Form be a brighter season for the Orioles He'll Quit Senators after this week Again, Says end, 1 J for they ,J |£r virtually will have Offfor Cards By JOE REICHLER the last Paying seen of their two chief AMoclttea Preu Sport* Writer the Indians and tormenters, By the Aaaoelated Preaa NEW 4 Series , cracked a four-bagger for the YORK, Aug. White Sox. Sweep It’s no accident that the lat- : Redbirds, his 11th. Whether' the most unusual trade After kicking away a 7-4 de- By th* Attocltted Preu est spurt of the St. Louis Car- Johnny Podres’* seven-hit in‘ baseball history becomes cision to the Indians before a Baltimore Manager Paul -1 dinals—six straight victories— | pitching and finalized depends today’s crowd of 8,259 at Griffith Sta- Wally Moon’s 1 on Richards has a right to be e coincides with the return to i two-run in Cleveland between dium last the Senators homer, his 10th of the meeting1 night, of his form of Ken ¦I WM XCklr’ jGhL. { proud fledgling Orioles, i, batting Boyer. I season, led the Frank Lane, Indians’ general ¦r V now have to take on the White ! Dodgers to vic- 1 &¦ tBr« :v < but he to thank his With Stan Musial ought stars s beginning tory Bob manager,1 and Jimmy Dykes. Sox in a five-game series. Don over Pittsburgh. that the oldest Bird of them i to show the weight of his 39 ; Lee has drawn the Friend, who hasn't beaten the Jimmy is one of the pawns pitching all his the third changed mind about t years, slugging base- < involved in un- assignment for tonight’s game, , Dodgers since July 23, 1958, was i yesterday’s retiring. man has become the Cards' big j trade of with Early Wynn due to work the loser. It marked the 15th precedented1 managers, r IWEF The “Old Bird” is Gene • gun. He got off to a slow start , v W B> for; Chicago. straight time that the Pirates’ with’ the 63-year-old Dykes Woodling. He'll be 38 in two j this year and the team did ' * ll After the set . righthander failed to go the sslated to go to Cleveland and - >' »> M., a k current here, g W. „k. - • weeks but he doesn’t act it. likewise. A pulled muscle on the Senators willface the . , distance against Los Angeles, thet 45-year-old Joe Gordon to White Monday] night Woodling 1 top of a batting slump benched 4 singled Pinchhitter Detroit.I Sox only four more times, a John Callison’s w Im* ' , in the winning run against the > Boyer for a while. . w situation two-run homer in the bottom they can regard with ( A week Dykes’ contract with the W m ® Chicago White Sox. Last nightt ago Ken returned to -.rJv relief since Chicago has wal- of the ninth gave the Phils their 1 at the end of | the tripled home the run ini 1 the lineup and immediately be- 1 Tigers expires loped them nine times in 13 lone-run triumph over the tthis season. Gordon's contract 1 : ¦ „ 1 , the 11th inning that gave the » gan hitting with his accus- ' games. Cleveland has spanked ( Giants. San Francisco had ral- i with the Indians has another x Orioles a 6-5 victory over the . tomed vigor. The Cards re- 5 jijß tthe Senators 13 times in 18 lied for five runs in the year to second-place Sox and a sweep i sponded by running up a win- eighth j run. games, leaving only four to 4-0 deficit. more { of the Chicago series. ning streak that now has them overcome a Calli- Hardly had the baseball world i B chances for embarrassment by son's homer provided Dick Far- recoveredr The triumph extended Balti- . in third place, 3*2 games be- 1 from the surprise the Indians. rell with his second more's winning streak to five . hind league-leading Pittsburgh 1 victory in «when Dykes announced he :>; two nights over the Giants. wouldi of 1 Better Break Ahead gamesi and moved the third- ' and only a half game behind 1 insist on a contract Ernie Banks’ 29th *' ** WHHBBMb' A¦ place Orioles to within two> second-place Milwaukee. home run, tthrough the 1961 season. Fail- Following this series the Sen- 1 with a of the man on base, was the iing to get it, he will quit the atorsI will have 57 games league-leading Hot Against Braves games re- ! ( difference in the Cubs’ Yankees and within one game second sgame, he said. maining and the bulk of them ; Boyer smashed a home run'i PIGGOTT LOSES BATTLE TO STAY ON BOARD ! of the White Sox. game triumph over the Reds. will be against Boston, Balti- ' and two singles last night, ( Cincinnati had snapped a six- Say Dykes Agreed more, Kansas and New Yankees Lester British falls from Pirate a few I City Swamped scored three runs and drove in game Piggott, top Barbary just ( losing streak in the new jockey, York. that The twist took Lane by short of the finish hne in Black Against array, two as the Cards outslugged ( yards yesterday's Rock Handicap at \ The Yankees were soundly opener, largely due to homers I s The master trader in- Washington has a 28-20 rec- Braves, 13-8. This hitting surprise. It looked like another winner for three- whipped by the Detroit Tigers, [the | by Gordon Coleman, rookie s Brighton, England. Piggott, ord,0 splitting 10 with ’ sisted that Dykes had agreed games ' spree gave him 11 hits in 23 | first time the 12-2, but hung on to their one- baseman from Rockville, v to Epsom Derby victor, until saddle slipped about 100 yards from 11the Yankees and holding a 23- '.times at bat in the last six verbally finish the season ] and ’ The 15 game margin over Chicago, Md., Vada Pinson. with\ Bill the line. rider fought to stay on but didn't make it. He 1 advantage over the others. ’ • games, in which he's walloped Cleveland. DeWitt, quite which now has lost 11 of 18 Since the Indians and White to of the who is escaped injury. Bob Barker (right), ridden by Charley Moss, was the ] three homers and has driven —- president Tigers, \Sox Baltimore. Cleveland s fourth- winner. this are the only clubs p/2 Innings because of rain, torn ligaments in his left knee season. The deal of four game as a pinch-hitter in the THE BASEBALL Teammates to the White Sox and would never have been ft See , with the score reverting to the and will be lost to the made ; ninth when the Orioles rallied I club ’ two of three to the Indians, . end of the seventh. for two Dr. had Jimmy not agreed to it. for two runs to tie the score. weeks, Francis f shelving their first -division , made I can’t understand his With ; Philadelphia it three I Sweeny reports. I just BEAT 'll ambitions one run in, two out and at least temporarily. . in a row over San Triplett change in attitude.” Al Pilarcik on Dick Francisco, was injured in Tues-! c to second, BY BURTON HAWKINS Piersall Lavagetto plans start Pe- , and Cincinnati with “This is a Victory* Donovan ; 6-5, split < day’s rugged scrimmage. Frank' new twist,” Lane dro Ramos replaced Gerft Staley against Chicago . Chicago. The Cubs won the 1 Gifford, said. "I made it clear for, Chicago and was clouted for all-pro halfback, also s perfectly tomorrow night, use Chuck nightcap, 4-2, after the Reds was hurt. He to and he said , a triple by Jack Brandt when L suffered shoulder Dykes he would Stobbs and Camilo had Saturday taken the opener, 7-3. bruises but is expected to be be glad to finish out his Detroit See Page A-21 1 Club Be Next In Gordon Pascual and Truman Clevenger AMERICAN, Two pinchhitters—Carl Sa- for Shifti .ready m terms even Swapping May ¦j action again sev- 1 in Cleveland. I tcld i £Sunday in a double-header. watski and Walt Moryn—de-; eral days. him1 I would pay him. in CHICAGO, Aug. 4.—Working for Frank Lane is the By the Associated Press propor- Grant • livered the telling blows for the ;ttion, the that Gor- into door. on Ropes same salary equivalent of walking a revolving One may Members of the Cleveland Cards the don against Braves. Sa- was making with us. It ball club the The Senators PROBABLE pause but inevitably one also moves on. The shock was t see switch in had Mudcat j watskl doubled home two runs TODAY'S SPORTS Imeant about $2,000 more to managers between the Indians CGrant on the ropes last only momentary when Lane traded his manager (Joe Gor- night ; PITCHERS to tie the score at 7-7 in the him.” and Detroit as a victory for aafter Faye Throneberry socked . ON RADIO-TV ? don) to the Tigers’ yesterday and acquired Jimmy Dykes fifth inning. Moryn came Dykes, who remained in New Jim Piersall, centerfielder for aa two-run homer in the sixth from the to Indians. AMERICAN LEAGUE through with a bases-loaded York, saw a Tigers manage his With Lane, it the to suddenly aroused Tribe. inning nudge them into a W»shin*ton at Chlcato (Ni—L»e | |ii single that featured a Detroit <5-3, vs. Wvnn <7-7>. 5-run Television team, with Coach Billy figured. The Cleveland players were 44-3 lead. However, disaster * Kansas City at Boston <2)—Garvsr sixth. Hitchcock in charge, NATIONAL LEAGUE Five homers featured the slug- 1 p.m. DeWitt, Detroit president is the inventor of brain bartering "I understood on the tele- change for Jimmy man- CConsolo. Cincinnati at Chlcaao—McLish <3-8, Dykes, vs ging contest. Eddie Mathews in baseball. The only untested method of up teams ' Brewer . Radio phonei I was to get the same shaking agcr of the Tigers, and voiced I Tito Francona opened the San Francisco at Philadelphia hit his 22d. Joe Adcock his Baseball termst in Cleveland that is to swap entire clubs, and this is mentioned ®Sam Jones or Miller *3-41 vs. Gordon with full the belief that it was inevitable iiinning with a single, but with 19th and Del Crandall Conley <7-7>. his 16th Senators vs. White had. What sense would it realization that around it either Piersall ttwo he was Los at Sox, 1 somebody might get to before or Gordon would out still on second Angeles Pittsburgh NEW TREADS BLACKWALL some it,’’the fielder said. “I’ve been BLACKWALL S Applied on Sound Tiro Bodies or may invade the newspaper field, become editor of The blamed for everything else. But Details Your Own Reeappobla Tiro Ingo Fight 6.70x15 - - -w - and I’ve 6.70x15 A QEJ Star announce, ‘‘Hawkins, decided to make a there are two sides to every ",b NEW YORK. Aug.-4 .— "”pe , “be ~pe change. Phil Graham and I got together for lunch today argument and I’d like to ex- E S 4.70,15 0.88 1 1 .95 mine. Everything is sweetness and I", and I traded you and two 1928 Underwoods with frayed press *'light between “I always had a feeling that again Floyd Pat- iU ribbons to The Post for Bob Addie and 37 new ash trays.” < 15 Joe didn’t think of terson and Feature Sports. Inc. mVSK O I I “-low I¦¦ > much my c,nd uw“ ® ® ond recoppable C Mr. Lane? I I 7The LOW . l DDirrn “Why, realize split an Infinitive yester- ability as a player. I think he heavyweight champion is recoppable PRICED recoppable PRICED tire DDirrnrKIVoKW S;satisfied tiro f jre day, but that’s the first time now in months.” liked me personally, but not as with the arrange- a player. And that made me nments for his third fight with “No, no, I like your work, but we thought a change of mad.” 1 11Ingemar Johansson. scenery would do you both good. I understand Addie went Started Last Year Patterson let it be known to the University of Alabama. That’s good. We’re kinda Piersall said it started last, 7Tuesday he was unhappy over overset Princeton at the moment. Also he’s Air 11 on men an year when Gordon “wouldn't; not being consulted as to when Force guy. That’ll help give us a little balance in lunch- even use me in the late innings aand where the fight would be room conversations, what with all those ex-Marines around as a defensive replacement. Ilhheld. “You'd here.” thought I could help more by; think that since I'm > Have Your being out there than sitting )Cchampion the promoters would Own SMOOTH TIRES RETREADED- Y me?” “Why on the bench.” bbe polite enough to please ask < Leave your car in the morning. Pick it up in the evening all finished. > first. Piersall, whose antics nme about the “Oh, you're just the I'm mulling over a big one. have date,” Floyd < Same Tread and caused him to be from ccomplained. Design Quality as New Firestone Tires. > We'd give up Stann, Atchison, Whittlesey and Fuchs, three ejected a number of games this Later Bill ad-takers and a telephone operator for Povich, Haight, season, Fugazy, president also said there were a couple oof Feature Sports, conferred Herblock, 16 new desks, two copyboys and a junior ac- of times when he thought Gor- vwith Patterson and said they countant. If he throws in a of filled gross pastepots I’m don “should have backed wwere me agreed on all points, in- CALL TODAY FOR MONEY SAVING PRICES! going to make the deal.” up when I got into an argu- ccluding the date. »* » ? ment with the umpires. I was “The fight will be held some- Every Day Is Bargain Day On New Firestone Tires and Retreads “ANY OTHER TRADES in mind?” probably being bush, but if ttime between October 31 and a manager doesn't back you 1 !November1 15 in Los Angeles,” “The News is giving some thought to a proposition I up. who does?” |FFugazy announced. offered them. We’d get Morrie Siegel, three comic strips, Bob Ruark's colunfn and a 1952 Ford truck for Gould Lincoln, a ton of copy paper, a broken down air conditioner LEAGUE STANDINGS and our crossword puzzle.” HERE'S WHAT WE DO < “But you'd have three sports columnists and three * SAVE cartoonists.” •i 2 S ® I—Adjust and Inspect Brakes AMERICAN Standings °m Ux ! ..'S I I 3 • 2 Front Wheels > K C at Bost., two ; A VALUE Crockett goes to the Louisville to rain. < T / $16.00 4 Courier, Povich goes the aames nod., Chicago , 7:— 77i’9| .570| . < Det N 2. 43; ’l_ . 12; Y.. - 1 ®|_4|l3|-B|_«| if services Front End > Los Angeles Examiner, Addie goes to the Baltimore < purchased —Re-align Minneapolis _ _ j 6;11 Bfs| 7|lo|lo| 57|'45| .5591’2 ——— separately Tribune and to The Racing Form.” Games Today 4 Haight wash at 5 ? Chic., Cle»elondJ_6| 5| 66|—ll3| 4|_«|_B|_M| 46|.521| 6 -Adjust Steering “That’s dilly. What do in return?” B a you get K c. a? Bost. <2l WASH, js|4| 8B ljsl—ll?L7 LB L47 Lso L*?®L “We’re up a political columnist and BRAKE ¦ picking pro-Nixon Games Tomorrow Detroit |7|6] 77 IjSLBIHjS_6L 4BLS2 I”4M FRONT END • MOTOR TUNE-UP> a t editorial writer, a two W sh Chlc ’• pro-Kennedy photographer, nifty 39 *9 p.m BSSTTOn 2| 6| 6| 7|—| 7| 57|.40«|17_ blondes for the women’s department, two janitors, three C V'’ ISi't ‘.'t De Kon.. City |~3| 4| 881’21’41 9| B|—l~3B| ’s6| .404|17 charwomen and 600 tons of newsprint.” N.Y. at (n> Lotr |4Q|43|45 5|46|50j52|57|56| | | | That would be Frank _ Lane in the newspaper world, ' which is more attractive without him. ¦ ¦?, 8 NATIONAL Stondings J-S 5 ,n O o °f Clubs MinTTii Yeateriay x “BURR” Result* I HEISHMAN’S £ . Machen for L. A., 3; Pitts.. 1. £ Is| uiSjw QIS u J J k! <3 r<>sf An7| Liston, called r Signed Fight 7th. rain. n I 81. L . 13; Milw . S. Pittsburgh —I 9 8B|_7|_7|ll| 9|_7|_sB|_4o| .592 I CONVENIENT LOCATIONS J's fl: B F 5. ¦ 4 (AP). 000-seat Phila.. . , . J SEATTLE, Aug. home of the Pacific lcip Cine . 7-2: Chic . Milwaukee 4 99 6| 8 9 421.5631 3 /| Liston of Coast 8;10| 54| All EVEN Sonny Philadelphia League baseball team, We’ve been th* “BUY WORD” in quality ond service since 1935 J St. Louis 8 44|.556) has agreed to terms for a 10- Liston is ranked ] i _ |s| 7| 7)101’91 91*55; as No. 1; [•! 11 iL'J 4 round heavyweight bout here challenger for Floyd Patterson’! 'S Cine, at Chic. Los Ang. jlo[ 7| 6'i—i6 7| siioi TrisrjMMi J jg 7.1* VI bl J 7 Eddie world September against title. Machen is No. 2irn la: at 'n>. Son. Fron. 5| 6 7 c Pitt! i 7| '6|”6|—IJHI 8| 50| c,, 8 461JJ211 _ at L. u ave. Fairfax Machen of Dave Cohn . Milw. s.hwy.i WISCONSIN circle Portland. the latest Ring Magazine rat. t 8. . s)’7| 6|—| ;oX r'. ; 6|ll| 43| 561.4’34)151/2 N.«t reports. Machen signed last ings. Games Tomorrow — _ 90 »"d Que St. N.W. to Foirto, Old* .r., I—e~o1 e~oi s GY- 4-6039 *««»-, Doy Reg. Acet. rWIO. a 6| JA 4-6323 a L at Phila. Im. O| O| 5| 5) B|—| 9’| 41| 591.410)18 week. Cohn is member of Govv A. | 01 ' O”"10- Central ! ROSSLYN VA Charge FE. 8-3779 CR, 3-2992 4 37, WOODBRIDGE VA The outdoor fight will be held Rosellini's sports advisory com- I- Chic, at Milw. Chicogo | 6| 5| 551 5) 5| 7| f 61| .378)21 GEORGETOWN FAIRFAX, VA. Cine, at St. L. ini. in Sicks’ Seattle Stadium. 12,-lmittee. i4|43|46|56|59|61| j 1 |

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