THE EVENING STAR C-2 ** Washington, D. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1954 _ Williams Ties Mize Houston Fireballer From Puerto Rico inside Track Seen With 359th Homer, Hurls No-Hitter Sy the Associated Press . For Philadelphians Trails DiMag by Two DALLAS, Aug. 12.—Southpaw * beat 8y the Associated Prats r H 1 J. By burton hawkins Luis Arroyo, a stocky Puerto fastball, BOSTON, Aug. 12.—Ted Wil- Rican with a wicked In Bidding on A's BOSTON, Aug. 12.—Maury lng their home-run tosses on a' pitched the 75th no-hitter in liams has moved into a sixth- McDermott, By Bran night j fairly . League history night the Astociotod place Johnny the dub | equal basis. . . The In- Texas last tie with Mize in singer, says he getting any clipped as Dallas, the all-time major, league home isn’t I dians have Washington Houston beat 3-0. PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 12. bookings for the winter months. : pitching for 12 homers, the Red Arroyo allowed only two men Home-grown offers to buy the run derby with 359. The ..."For awhile Sox 11. and the Yankees. White to reach first base, one on a Philadelphia Athletics appeared v Red Sox slugger’s homers I thought Sox, and Tigers 9 inning walk and other today to have the Inside track in the first and third innings o? Athletics each. fifth the the day maybe I’d lost Mel Parnell admits he was cm a ninth-inning error. In the maneuvering designed to game with Washington my worried to the The game the yesterday voice or point of being was first regula- end the 54-year-old regime of raised his season’s something,” frantic before he blanked the tion no-hitter in the league since •the Mack family. total to 22—four behind league- July said the Sena- Senators Tuesday night. ... “I 15. 1952, when Johnny But there is still nothing defi- leading Larry Doby of Cleve- know Vander land. tors’ left- didn’t whether I’d be able Meer held Beaumont hit- nite that either the home-town Boston won that game, hander. “In- to come back after that broken less while pitching for Tulsa. offers or the proposal from Ar- 10-1, but dropped the night con- arm.” said the Red Sox games 5-4.- stead it turns left- Several no-hit have nold Johnson of Chicago will be test, out to be my hander. “and my wife can tell been pitched in seven-inning accepted just two by Connie Mack, sr., Williams is home pitching you I wasn’t very cheerful when contests since then, including - rec- and his two warring sons, Earle runs behind fifth place Joe the arm was healing. After all, two last season, but only nlne- DlMagglo’s lifetime total of 351. ord. Who and Roy. signs a slngei the arm is my living and I was inning games are counted as of- The Macks and the other two From there it’s a long jump to wondering if I still had my ficial no-hitters. Gehrig’s with only six members of the Board of Direc- Lou 493. stuff,” The triumph was Arroyo’s leading wins?” tors, Tommy Richardson, East- Here’s a look at the McDermott sixth in seven starts with Hous- ern League president, and home run hitters of all Gor- time: had husky Bartan Hawkins. ton. He joined the team 30 don Burlingame, put off any Babe Ruth .'J. 714 a Silver Hill Nine Plays protege worts out with the team days ago and won five in a row, definite stand on the future of Jimmy Foxx 534 including a two-hitter, yesterday. . . Maury’s friend, before the financially shaky franchise Mel Ott sii Malcolm FBI on Ellipse Today losing. He’s averaged nine yesterday after Lou Gehrig 493 Brown, a 230-poynd two reportedly Dartmouth guard, caught Silver Hill, leading second- strikeouts per game, wtyh 76 in uproarious sessions. Joe DiMaggio 361 batting 71 innings. Ted practice until a hailstorm inter- half play in the Industrial Meet In Two Williams 359 record, /. . League Weeks. Johnny Mize 359 vened. a muscular 18-year- with.a 7-3 meets Williams, who has old, the 6-foot-3 Brown has a Federal Bureau of Investigation J. Channing Ellery, general 66 runs at Ellipse and Minor counsel batted in, has times slingshot arm and could be the West Indian Leagues for the club, issued a scored 59 the Head, runnerup in the Anacostia statement after the second and has a .359 batting average, worth undivided attention of one of the Washington scouts. League, takes on Marine Bar- Oakland., 9;s.'&i&rr-Seattle. 8 (11 lnntnfz). meeting late yesterday, which WILBER SCORES ON PESKY’S ERROR—DeI Red Sox catcher, slides in safe home could break DiMaggio’s mark, a racks Los Angeles, 10; Portland, 4. Wilber, at . . . Bucky Harris invited him to at Fairlawn in sandlot Sacramento. 6; San Frandzco 4 (II said: as a throw by Johnny Pesky, Senators’ baseman, goes gets away longtime goal of Ted’s, either in games today. contests innings). "At the meeting second wild and from Catcher today’s come out again today, but he Both INTERNATIONALLEAGUE. of the board Bob Oldis. play occurred the of afternoon game in double-header with the at 5:30 p.m. Rochester, 3: Buffalo. 2. Thf in sixth inning the Boston, won by couldn’t make it. . . . Brown start Ottawa. of the Philadelphia Athletics to- Senators or in the former home Dick Smallwood, 4-3: Richmond, 3-11. day, various proposals were dis- the Red Sox, 10-L Ted Williams (9) and Umpire A1 Umont watch the play. The Senators lives in Moosup, Conn., home f former East- Toronto at Syracuse postponed. of the Clipper—Yankee Stadium ern High star southpaw, won his Havana at Montreal postponed. cussed at length. No decision came back for a 5-4 victory in a night game. _AP Wirephoto. —this week end. The town of the Tigers’ Walt Dropo, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Red Sox may out of fifth straight game yesterday Charleston, 6: Kansas City, l. was reached. The board ad- play at New Friday night, and drop school next Columbus, 6; Indianapolis. York when he pitched the Boys Club 7; 3. journed to meet again in ap- and spring to play pro baseball. St. Paul. Toledo. 4. Saturday Sunday. ' to a 7-1 victory over the Spring- scheduled.) , proximately two weeks. Within Boys’Club Incidentally. Williams has hit **** field Virginians SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. that time Major League No. 10 Wfns in the Industrial Little Rock. 6: Birmingham. 3. all proposals will be Box Scores only one of his homers off a left- After the first month of League. He five hits, New Orleans 14-4: Nashville. 4-9. the scattered Memphis. 11-4; Atlanta, 7-3 (first thoroughly reviewed, with par- YESTERDAY’S GAMES. hander—Billy game completion Pierce of the season, Pete Runnels was .188 and struck out seven. The of June 30 suspended ticular emphasis on keeping the Minor league Crown White Sox. Washington is a tame). Philadelphia.” Indians, 2; Tigers, 0 Braves, 6; Girds, 5 the hitter, he has batted game was called after eight in- Mobile, 4; Chattanooga 3(10 innings), team in Police Boys Club No. 10 won only park he hasn’t hit one in but .342 for nings because of darkness. TEXAS LEAGUE, That seems to indicate CUye. A.H.O.*. Detroit. A.H.O.A. Milwaukee. A.H.O.A. St. Leeli. A.H.O.A. the last Houston, 3; Dallas. 0. that a Smith.rf 30 10 Kuenn.M 4 34 5 Bruton.cf 4 110 Repulskl.lf 3 0 10 the Minor League championship this season. six Weeks.... Bob Oldis, In League, Oklahoma City. 4; Beaumont. 8. proposal by M. Avlll».2b 48 3 4 Tuttle.cl 40 2 0 o’C’n’li,2b 42 4 7 42 2 0 the Anacostia Tulsa, 3; Shreveport, Albert Green- M'hews,3b Moon.cf of the Walter Leagues the - string & Keller, 2. Doby.cf 4 110 ivars.lf 4 110 3 114 4 2 2 0 Johnson Senators’, third Atchison leading Fort Worth. 3: San 0 (18 field to “salvage” the ap- Wertg.lb 4 0 Boqno.So o Muslal.rf Antonio. club 010 4 0 o Aaron.lf 3 0 10 Jabl’*ki.3b 3 113 yesterday, defeating Hamilton Baylor's Team Triumphs catcher, is one of the highest second-half play, defeated Ma- innings). pears to be getting prime Glynn,lb 0 0 0 0 Belardl.lb 3 0 114 Adcock.lb 4 112 0 Sch’d’st.2b 3 10 4 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. con- Rosen.3b 30 12 Kallne.rt 213 0 Pafko.rf 4 10 0 C'gham.lb 3 2 10 0 Bank, 14-2, behind the one-hit The Tradesmen, led by Elgin paid performers in baseball—- rine Barracks, 4-1, on Jack Bavannah. 14: Augusta. 4. sideration at the moment. Pope.lf 4 0 2 0 Rouse.c 3 0 2 3 Logan,sz 2 10 4 Sarni.c 2 0 10 Macon, 11: Jacksonville, 10. pitching’of Frank a Baylor, to mop up pay per game. ... He Dente.ss 1 0 2 5 rolling,2b 2 0 3 3 Crandall.c 2 12 1 Gr’mat.sg 10 3 0 Santa and continue in based on Pope’s seven-hitter. A&K now Columbia, 6: Montgomery, B. < Connie, sr., the 91-year-old Hegan.c 3 0 7 0 INUman 10 0 0 Conley.p 0 1 0 0 0 0 grand-slam run by Boys’ year 10: Charlotte, 8. Garcia,p 2 0 0 2 Miller p 0 0 0 10 SHemus.ss home Eric the Police Club No. 2 sum- makes about $7,000 a and has an 11-2 record. Columbus. builder of the “White Elephants” 1 lM'kovlch 1 0 0 0 L’wrence.p 2 0 11 _ EASTERN LEAdUE. Gromej.p 10 11 Lewis Taft Playground. Bay- in games. Reading. (12 empire Jolly,p 1 0 0 0 -IPragler 110 0 at mer basketball tournament. has batted seven 2: Elmira 1 inning*). and his son, Earle, want 2Delslng 10 0 0 Nlchols.p 0 0 0 1 Staley.p 0 0 0 0 MeariWhile, the best-of-three lor dropped in 38 points last The Senators have 23 home Allentown. 4: Schenectady. 3. to sell their Bertoia,2b 0 0 0 1 Boys' Baseball Binghamton, 2-3; Williamsport. 0-1. interests in the club Totals 29 821 18 Totals 26 921 9 playoffs for the two Major night to help defeat the Foxy dates remaining, but only three ARLINGTON LITTLE MAJOR LEAGUE. Albany at Wilkes-Barre i2)_postponed. get of Totals Arlington South 1. „ and out baseball. A third Bolling League flags got way Dodgers, each with Lions. 2; Klwznit. PIEDMONT LEAGUE 1 Grounded out lor In Bth. 1 Grounded out for Conley in sth. under at 85-66. The Knicker- the Indians and Yan- Old Dominion Bank. 5; Falrlington Kl- Hagerstown. 9-2; Portsmouth. «-3. son, Connie, jr., sold his 2 Grounded out (or Gromek In Bth. 2 Walked for Grammas In wanls, Newport News, 6; Lynchburg. 3, interest trth. Griffith Stadium with Elks bockers beat the Five, 65-63, kees. ... will as 4. Cleveland . . the Iron It come a In 1950 after he, Earle and Roy 020 000 000—2 3 Singled for Lawrence In 6th. MONTGOMERY COUNTY ASSOCIATION Lancaster. 10: Ch-Petersburt, 4. Detroit _ _ 000 000 000—0 Club Milwaukee 000 041 I—6 taking a 10-5 decision from in the other quarter-final game. pleasant surprise to the front Seniar League Flaroffz. Norfolk. 12; York. 11. had a real setto over thg club's Runs—Rosen. Pope. Errors—Hegan. St. Louis 102 002 —6 Optimist Silver Spring Rec., 3; Bethesda Javcge. Belardi, o—60 Northeast in Region office if Washington’s home at- (tie). operation. Kuenn <2>. Run batted In— (Called after seven Innings—rain.) A-P and S Dente. St* len base—Kaline. Double (8). Logan Federal Life defeating tendance exceeds 550,000. . . . BOYS CLUB OF WASHINGTON Knicks Awarded Player plays—Dente to Avila to Garcia Runs—O’Connell Mathews, Playaffa Earle and Roy. who has in- Wert*. (2), Moon (2). Musial. Cun- Major Leaders Knee-Hi to Dente to Wertz. Left on bases— Crandall. the Banneker Cardinals, 5-1, in The home run that Yost belted Cammer’z, N. Y„Aug. 12 (&). on 4; ningham, Sarnl. Errors—None. Runs 7; Potter’s 6. SYRACUSE. sisted trying to keep the club Cleveland, Detroit. 5. Bases on batted Cunningham Region games AMERICAN pitch yes- Midget League -balls Garcia. 3: off Gromek. 3. In—Jablonskl. (2), G-K. The second LEAGUE. on Tom Brewer’s first —Bob Williams, 6-foot-6 Florida in Philadelphia, have been at out—By Frazier (2). O’Connell (2), Mathews (2). today. Batting—Noren. New York, .344; Mtno- Corson Si Grumman, 9; Harmony Lodge, Struck Garcia. 5. Oy were scheduled so, .326; terday afternoon the star, 2. Hits—Off Gromek. 3 8 Gromek.innings; Crandall. Adcock. Two-base hits—Bru- Chicago, Fox. Chicago, .323; was team’s 7. A&M has been awarded to odds since then over club policy. in ton. Pafko, Crandall, Awards both Avila, Cleveland, 70th, off Miller. 0 In 1. inning. Runs and O’Connell. Musial. in leagues were to 315: Mantle, New one more than last sea- Junior League the New York Knickerbockers of yesterday’s 0-0; Home run—Mathews. Stolen base—Bru- York and Abrams, Baltimore, .312. At meeting they re- earned runs—Off Garcia. off ton. Double plays—Logan be given in Rl Georgetown Lions, 8; PG Boys Club, 2. Gromek, 2-0; off Miller. 0-0. Winning to O'Connell Griffith Stadium. ”js—Mantle. New York. 93: Minoso. son’s total. the National Basketball Asso- fused to sit next each other (14-5). to Adcock (2); O’Connell to Adcock. Left Chicago. 91: Fox. Chicago. Yost, WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE as pitcher—Garcia Losing pitcher Washington. 86: Isn’t Bunky Stewart en route Miner Championship ciation. The NBA decision on bases—Milwaukee. 6: St. Louis. 6. _ 78: Avila. Cleveland. 78. photographers took pictures. —Gromek (13-12). Time—l:4s, At- on Conley. Runs Pohre Bovs Club No. Hamilton tendance—l4.l77. Bases balls—Oft 2: off Jolly, batted in—Doby. Cleveland. 89; to some sort ofrecord by appear- 10. 14; awarding Williams to New York 3: off Nichols. 1: off Staley, 1. Struck out 'Sports Illustrated' Mmoso. Chicago. HBf Berra. New York, ing games? Third Offer Rumored. —By Conley, 1; by Jolly, 1: by Staley. 1. 86; Mantle, New York 81: Jensen, in 17 straight losing Malar Plavoffs ended a dispute between that Hits—Off Conley, 7 in 4 Innings: off Jol- Boston, 80. ... young BPO Elks. 10: Northeast Optimists, 5. The lefthander hasn’t Life, 5; team and Minneapolis. proposal ly, 2 in 1% innings: off Nichols, 0 in l(s Its Bow Today Hits—Fox, Chicago. 149: Minoso. Chi- Federal Banneker Cardinals, 1. The Greenfield might Yankees, 3; A's, 1 innings: Lawrence, 6 in innings; Staley. Makes cago, Kuenn, been in a winning game since A By 138: Detroit, 133; lose the lead to a reported third Phiu. A.HOA. New York. A.H.O.A. 2 in 1 inning. Runs and earned runs— th» Associated Press Busby. Washington, 132: Berra. New he relieved Dean against DeM stri.ss 5 0 3 1 Carey.3b 6 2 14 Off Conley. 3-3; off Jolly. 2-2: off Ni- York, 129. Stone offer from local financial sources Bollweg.lb chols, 0-0: off Lawrence, Staley. NEW YORK. Aug. 12.—Time, the Collins,lb 5-5: Chisago, and May ... 4 17 1 3 1 10 0 by off Doubles—Minoso. Vernon, Athletics 28 He has who, rumors have it, ready Flnlgan.3b 1 0 0 2 Mantle.cf 3 0 2 0 1-1. Hit pitcher—Lawrence (Aaron, sports weekly, -Washington, Washington. are Valo.rl 3 0 3 0 Berra.e Crandall. Logan) Winning pitcher— Inc.’s new national 22 Kuenn. Detroit,23: Yost.and pitched in 22 games and the Sen- Roy 4 1 10 0 (8-8). Losing s Berra. New « to back in his effort to buy Wilson.cf 4-0 0 0 Noren.rf 4210 Nichols pitcher—Staley “Sports Illustrated,” hits the York. 21. ators have lost 21 of them. j High! Bathing 3 W’dUng.lf (8-8). Time—2:ls. Attendance—9.96s. Triples Washington. out Connie, Power.lf 2 4 0 2 0 0 0 today. Runnels. 13: ** * * Earle and sr„ and Buder,2b 4 113 C’lem’n.2b 20 3 0 newsstands It has been Vernon, Washington, 12; Minoso. run the club himself. Under Shantz.c 3 0 5 0 1 slaughter 10 0 0 in the works for months. Chicago. 11; Tuttle, Detroit, and Ted Williams is Gray.p 3 0 11 M’r’nda.2b 10 0 0 Mantle, New York. 10. hedging a bit Greenfield’s plan, Roy at best SLlmmer 10 0 0 Rizguto, ss 41 0 2 Time claims 450,000 advance Home run*—Doby. 26; about his previously Redlegs, 8; Cubs, 1 24;Cleveland. announced would be a minority stockholder. Byrd.p 3 0 0 3 subscribers for the week- Mantle, New York. Williams. Bos- deoision to Chicago. A.H.O.A. C’clnnatL A.H.O.A. 25-cent ton. 22: Sievers. Washington, 21; retire after this sea- Chesapeake Rosen, Bay Johnson, who has said he will Totals 31 424 8 Totals 32 727 9 B’holtz.cf 4 0 2 0 Adams.3b 5 112 ly. which will come out every Cleveland. 19. son. . . . When asked about it, seek to the 1 Struck of for Gray in 9th. Baker.2b 4 13 4 McM’an.ss 4 2 11 Stolen bases—Jensen. Boston. 17; Ri- the says. transfer franchise 2 Fli"* out for Coleman in sth. Fondy.lb 4 2 7 0 Bell.cf 4 0 9 1 Thursday. The first cover shows vera. Chicago, 14; Minoso, Chicago. slugger “Let’s see if I to Kansas City he Klner.fi 412 0 K'z’skl.lb 52 7 0 a night 13; Busby, Washington, 10: Fox and can through if is successful Sauer.rf 3 2 3 0 G’grass.lf 4 2 2 0 baseball scene in color. Michaels. Chicago, 9. come this season in purchasing the team, ap- Banks.ss 4 013 Temple.2b 30 4 5 The magazine pages. Pitching (eight decisions) —Consuegra, in one hunk before talking about Morgan,3b 3 2 0 0 Post.rf 4 12 1 runs 144 Chicago, 14-3, .824; Feller Cleveland, peared unperturbed night Ga'giola.c next . . . Beverley Beach last I 3 0 5 0 Balley.c 2 14 1 It is the first new magazine 9-2, .818: Grim, New York. 16-4, season.” Ted never has when he Hacker.p 20 0 0 Fowler,p 0 .789: Trusks Chicago. was reached in New base hit—Noren. Three-bsse 30 1 by Time-Life-For- 17-5, .773: looked better, with a bat in his ' hit—Suder. Davis,p 0 0 0 1 launched the Reynolds, New Home runs—Berra. Collins. Stolen base O York. 10-3. .769. afield, York. —Mantle. on lßllko 1 0 0 tune group since 1936. Strikeouts—Turley, 128; hands or where he’s ex- Left bases—Philadelphia. Zick.p 0 0 11 . Chicago, 124;Baltimore.Wynn, Cleve- ; "I’m 9; New York. 14. on Trucks. pert at playing balls off Every Night P.M,—llluminated so busy on another deal Bases balls—Off land. 109; Pierce. Chicago, 100; Fenway *Til 11 Beach Gray. 9; off Byrd. 5. Struck out—Bv Totals 32 9 927 12 Garcia, Cleveland, I really haven’t paid much at- Gray. 5: by Byrd. 7. Runs and earned 824 Total* 34 and Hoeft, Detroit. Park’s leftfield fence. runs—-Off Gray. off Byrd, Routt Washington t tention. Nobody from Philadel- j3-3: l-l. Hit 1 Hit Into double play for Davis In : league. With the exception of the From Banning Routt N.E. to East Capitol y Bth. Senators' Records NATIONAL phia has been in touch with me (?-6?. doling’ Batting—Snider, Brooklyn. .367: Musial. Orioles, who haven’t hit a home Stroot, loft on East Capitol Street, right on Control Aoonuo ’ ~ Chicago 000 V l R) TlmeJ 2:3B Attendance 000 001—1 BATTING. St. Louis. .338: Mueller. New York. against Washington, today.” —9 733 Cincinnati 010 202 21x—8 AB. .335: Moon. Bt. Louis. .329; Schoen- run the (Rauto 214) follow for 26 direct Bovorloy Boach. | ' ' R. h. 2b.3b.HR. Rbl. Ptt. dienst. St. Louis. .328. milos to The million reportedly of- P.uns—Baker. Adams. McMillan. Klus- Oldis __ 20 17 1 0 o’o .350 Senators’ pitchers are $4.5 | gewskt Runs—Musial. St. Louis. 93: Snider. distribut- (2), Greengrass (3). Bailey. Busby . Er- 442 63 132 13 5 6 55 .299 Brooklyn. 91: sered by Johnson is considered a ! rors—Fondy. Morgan. Runs batted in— Vernon . 430 71 127 23 12 17 70 .295 Mays. Moon. St. Louis. 86: Kluszewskl (2). Greengrass (2). Post. New York and Schoendienst. figure by Dodgers, 3; Phils, 2 Sauer, FltzO’ld 233 *0 66 8 1 4 30 .283 St. Louis. dubious local Interests, Bailey. Bell. Home runs—Klus- 331 49 90 913 2 40 .272 86 Brooklyn. A.H.O.A. Phlla, A.H.O.A zewskl (2). Greengrass (2), Bailey. Sac- Runnels Runs batted In—Musial. St. Louis, who feel the franchise is not i 1 Yost 404 79 106 22 411 35 .262 Snider. Brooklyn. 94: Hodges. Brook-104: Hoak.3b 4 112 Ashburn.cf 2 0 0 0 rifice—Fowler. Sacrifice fly—Sauer. esk 188 20 42 that amount. The Reese,ss 4 3 12 Tgeson.lb 4 0 10 2 to Kluszewskl; r, £, . 4 3 1 10 .260 lyn. 02: Jablonski. Bt. Louis. 87: worth near Double plays—Bell Mc- Umphlett 281 14 68 8 3 1 .242 Kluszewskl. Cincinnati. 85. Snlder.cf 32 3 0 Burgess.c 4*2 4 1 Millan to Temple to Kluszewskl. Left Wright 29 Greenfield syndicate’s offer is R’b’s'n.2b 4 113 Hamner.2b on bases—Chicago. 5; 116 10 28 3 3,1 14 .241 H'ts—Moon. St. Louis and Schoendienst. 4 14 3 Clnc&natl. 8. _ Amoros.lf on 2; Sievers 376 61 9017 2Si 79 .239 St. Louis. Mueller New York. believed to be a much more “rea- 3 0 2 0 Ennis.rf 3 10 0 Bases balls—Off Hacker. off Davis. 154:Brooklyn. Hodges.lb 4 110 0 Scbell.lt 2 3. Struck out—By 3; by Vollmer. 98 5 23 2 0 2 11 .235 150: Snider. 149: Musial. figure. 4 0 0 Hacker. Tloton 124 9 29 4 11 7 .234 St. Louis. 144. sonable” Furillo.rf 4 14 0 Morgan.ss 3. 24 6 Fowler. 4. Hits—Off Hacker. 6 In 5 Snyder 54 O Chicago. Walker,c 2 0 5 0 Jones.:lb 4 12 1 Innings (faced 2 In 6th): off 8 11 2 0 8 .204 Doubles—Kiner. 31: jßnlder. Davis, batters Terw’ger 261 34 53 8 1 3 19 .203 Brooklyn: Bell, Cincinnati: Thomas. Loes.p 4 0 0 0 Dlckson.p 2 0 14 1 In 2 innings: off Zlck. 2 in 1 McDermott Pittsburgh and, Schoendienst. YOU lWyrostek 10 0 0 Innings. Runs and earned runs—Off 70 3 13 3 0 0 4 .186 St. 1 ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT Schmitz 35 4 Louis. 30 PREMIUM Hacker, 6-5: off Davis. 2-0: off 6 0 0 0 0 .171 Triples—Hamner. Zlck Stobbs .34 1 4 1 0 0 2 .118 Philadelphia. 10: Totals 32 927 7 Totals 31 727 12 1-1: off Fowler. 1-1 Winniflg pitcher— Snider Brooklyn. 9; and 1 Grounded out for in Fowler (9-7). Losing pitcher—Hacker gtone 38 4 4110 5 .111 Moon STANDARD CO. Senators Dickson 9th. Porterfield 67 3 6 0 0 1 4 .090 Schoendienst. St. Louis. 8: Ashburn. TIRE A RATTERY ...... (5-12). Brooklyn . 000 102 000—3 Time 2:13. (Continued Page C-l.) Attendance Pascual 14 1 1 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia and Musial. St. Louis. 7. TUnonDDcnc From Philadelphia .. 7.247. .017 runs—Mays. I & 200 000 000—2 Home New York. 36: Sauer. IHUKUdKCIIO I 10th H Sts. N.E. Runs—Reese. Snider (2). Ashburn, ;hea 18 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Chicago and Milwaukee. Burgess. Ma-rero 14 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Mathews. 32: * Errors—None. Runs batted in— H Klustewski. Cincinnati. 31' Musial 30,000 Yost belted for a'home run. Hamner, (2), Hodges. Keriazakos 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Guaranteed Miles or Two I ; Ennis. Snider I Stewart St. Louis. 30. 1— Thereafter Tom Brewer re- Two-base hits—Reese (3). Hamner. 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 Stolen bases—Bruton. Milwaukee. 25: to tires ¦ Snider, Furiilo. Home run—Snider. Sacri- White Sox, 1; Orioles, 0 Killebrew 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Fondy Chicago. 17’ Temple. Cin- ffffffffHf|. stricted the Senators to three fice Dickson. Sacrifice fly Ennis. Baltimore. Chicago. A.H.O.A. PITCHING. cinnati. 16: Moon. St. Louis. 13: Double plays—Hamner Morgan A.H.O.A. Mathews. Milwaukee: Ashburn. Phlla- to to Waltkus.lb 5 2 8 0 Car’sq’l.ss 4 12 5 _. IP H. BB.SO.OS.aC.WX. B BBHp I more hits and none whatsoever Torgeson: Morgan to Hamner to Tor- Young,2b 4 0 2 2 N. Fox.’lb 2 113 Stone 116 112 45 62 14 6 9 5 delphia and Jablonski. St. Louis. 8. tor the third through the eighth geson; Hodges (unassisted). Left on Abrams.rf 5 2 10 Mlnoso.lf 3 13 0 Porterfield 188 168 54 63 23 17 11 10 Pitching (eight decisions) Wilson. PREMIUM THOROBRED bases—Brooklyn. 6; Phlladedphia. 4 12 4 4 0 Keriazakos 30 21 14 13 0 Milwaukee, 8-0. j 000: Antonelll. New B innings. Dickson,7. Bte'ns.3b Kell.lb I*7f 0 11 York 85o; Hughes. Brooklyn. Bases on balls—Off Loes. 3; off Ken’dy.lf 4 0 10 Mich’U.3b 3 l 2 2 Schmitz .... 117 117 43 39 15 7 17-3 out—By 6 7 6-2. 750: Loes Brooklyn and Davis. 4. Struck Loes, 5; by Dickson. 3. Courtney.c 3 2 3 0 Groth.cf 4 14 0 gtobbs . 116 120 43 41 18 6 6 7 Williams Connects Twice. Runs and earned runs—Off 3-3; Diering.cf 4 2 3 0 Lollar.c 4 17 0 Pascual 74 85 Chicago. 7-3 700. Loes, Dickson. 42 35 4 1 3 4 —Roberts. Philadelphia 138: off 2-2 Wild pitch—Loes. Winning _ Hunter.ss 2 0 3 1 Rlvera.rf 3 0 10 Marrero 58 65 19 23 71 3 5 StrikeoutsHaridix. St. Louis. 135; ErsHne. Ted Williams blasted Marrero pitcher—Loes (7-3) Losing pitcher— ICoan 00 0 0 Trucks.p 210 0 138 110 75 69 18 8 611 (7-13). McDermott* Brroklvn. 118: Antonelll New York. Dickson Time—-2:12. Attendance 2Kryhoski 0 0 0 0 e - 3 29 19 10 11 9 for a two-run homer in the first —84.538. 2}l Si! ? 101: Soahn. Milwaukee and Simmons. * H. Fox.p 0 0 0 1 Stewart 39 54 23 21 1 0 0 1 Philadelphia inning. He whacked Connie for Kuiava.p 3 0 0 1 96 6.00x16 30 15 do|o] O another two-run homer, his 22d, 3Br'd’er.cs 10 12 I I A (8-9) pose Willard Nixon and 35 924 11 29 827 10 6.40x15 3140 17.95 a Hi ¦gif in the third. Jim Piersall teed Total* Total* HUDSON LINCOLN PACKARD KAISERS I “ Bunky Frank Sullivan (8-10) in today’s 1 Announced tor Hunter in Bth. 6.70x15 .00 18.25 off on Stewart for a home 2 Walked for Coan in Bth. I SMLjZn run in the fifth, the Red Sox doubleheader, which is the 3 Fouled lor Kuiava in Bth. I 20.45 . kaflH\H|jgHfljA} .. I punched him around Tor four consisting Baltimore 000 000 000—0 Fri.-Strt.-Hion. standard version of Chicago . 100 00(| 000—1 Special ] the sixth, and - 7.60x15 : 40.10 22.45 more runs in one game following another Runs—N. Fox. Errors—None. Rung I Billy Consolo added a home run oatted In—Kell. Two-base hits—Dier- practically immediately and for ing (2) Carrasquel Sacrifice—Fox. 8.00x15 447T5 124.75 I ..» off Gus Keriazakos in the eighth. Double plays—Young to Hunter to I a price. Waltkus- N Fox to Carrasauel to Kell: 8.20x15 45 95 25.75 Pete Runnels’ double and the same . Yost’s five W. H Fox to BHdeweser to waltkus. Left SAVE? In TOlO on base*—Baltimore, 12; . Chicago, Mickey Vernon’s single the 6.30x10 37.15 | .... fj in walks in the two games boosted 9. Bases Trucks. eff Seat Cover Sale 21.75 on balls—Off 4: I B*TL» J third inning lifted the Senators to 98. 4. Struck out—By Trucks. 7; 7.00x15 r4TT§O | 22.95 a 1-0 lead against Tex Clev- his total by Kuzava, 3. Hits—Off Kuzava, 7in 7 4 Howard WAnk Event I into Senators, 6-12 on this innings: off H. Fox. 1 in I Inning. Runs enger night game, watched The and earned runs—Off Kuzava. 1-1. PREMIUM THOROBRED | in the Winning Ditcher—Trucks (17-5). Los- by a crowd of 17,133. Jackie trip, return to Griffith Stadium ing pitcher—Kuzava (1-4). Time—- ¦' Jensen boomed a home run, No. tomorrow night to oppose the -2:20. Attendance—7.46l. HPJWMMMnWMMjI ‘ 18, over the leftfield fence to tie Athletics in the opener of a the score in the fourth and that I ire Size List Price Sale Price »«* three-game series, ... 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