THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. 5* Wynn Beats Stone, 5-2, Tigers Blank i AUNPAT. MAT »¦ 1951 C-3 To Stretch Two Streaks Orioles, 3-0, BASEBALL CLEVELAND, May 4 UP).—'The Jim Hegan to All the bases and Indians won their fourth straight Wynn’s single scored two runs. BEAT game and the Red Sox lost their ItoiUu A.H.O A. CtevtUng A H O.A in a row today as the Plgrullxt 4 0 2 0 Avllt.2b 4 0 11 BY BURTON HAWKINS fourth Klaus.ts 3 13 2 Smlth.3b 10 1 3 Tribe scored four runs in the l Steph's.lf Wertz.lb 4 A Behind Haas 3 12 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 §THE inning Vernon.lb 8 Alto'lli.lb 0 2 sixth off starter Dean Jenten.rf 4 110 Colavlto.rf 3 o 4 0 May 4 UP).— Duke , .lb 0 3 0 DETROIT. May Stone to win, 5-2, behind the M'zone 4 111 Mtrta.lf 4 Maas, Detroit righthander who KANSAS CITY. 4. Vic Wertz—now a teammate—- Early Wynn. Lepclo.2b 4 14 4 Busby.cf 4 0 2 0 Nellie got five-hit pitching of • White.c 3 0 3 1 Cir'quel.st 3 2 2 2 had a 0-7 record last season, Pox. talented second base- then the last six hitters in Wynn helped his own cause i Stone.p 2 <> o 1 Hegan. e 2 0 7 0 man of the White Sox, credits a row. I Goodman I 0 o o Wynn.p 3 10 0 shut out the Orioles on five hits when he hit a bases-loaded sin- P’rfleld.p 00 0 1 itonight for a 3-0 victory and his three men with transforming Sal Maglie got his biggest kick gle in the sixth to score two runs. 8 triumph. him from a mediocre player—- from 7-1 triumph the || <v &£j||p>l it ' ~*££ « Total! 32 A24 10 Total! 28 427 third a over v The Tribe got only four hits, all once rejected by the Senators on Dodgers game !&&%.,.«,. v 1 I Grounded out lor Stone In Bth. The 26-year-old Maas has in a that clinched -Ihr >•**¦¦ singles, and two were by Chico 1 Boston - 001 000 100—2 yielded only the advice of Connie Mack—into! | the 1954 pennant for the GianCs. 000 OOx—A one run and 11 hits Cleveland 014 . Carrasquel. a star . Those who figured, ... Carl Erskine Run! —Jensen. Lepcio. Smith. Wertx. in his last 26 innings of work. pitched two no- Two of the hits off Wynn were xMaris, Carrasquel. Hegan. Error —Mal- The Tigers collected 10 hits, prominently in the development: J hitters but declares his smoothest homers. Ted Lepcio hit his first : lone. Runs batted In—Lepcio. Jenaen of 'Marla Carraaquel. Wynn i2i (Carras- all singles, off Mike Fornieles Fox were Paul Richards, Doc; ! pitching was against the Yankees home run of the season in the ¦ quel scored In fifth as Wynn hit into a and Reliefer George Zuverink—- Cramer and Joe Gordon. the third game of the 1952 . double play). Home runs—Lepcio. Jen- jin third and Jackie Jensen con- sen. Double play—Klaus to Lepcio to and scored single runs in the Fox could have been Washing- i ! World Series, when he fanned nected in the seventh. Vernon. Left on bases—Boston, A: first, second and sixth innings ton property at the end of the! 14.... And Sam Jones regards a walked, Cleveland, .1. Basses on balls—Off In the sixth, A1 Smith . Wynn. 2: off Stone. 8. Struck out—By for their third straight victory. 1949 season after he batted .255 three-hit, 1-0 win over Brooklyn <«.€ went sin- . Wynn. 7: by Stone. 3. Hits—Off Stone. Lfl /* to third on V}c Wertz’ off 0 In 1 superior to no-hitter V*'* B 4 Innings; Porterfield. A1 Kaline got three hits. with the Philadelphia Athletics, as a over In 7 '1..>•• ' and fjiif-' gle to left and scored as Roger Inning Runs earned runs—Off The game drew 20,493 specta- but Mack advised Pittsburgh, when he loaded the >SR*S grounded With • Wynn, 2-2; off Stone. 5-4; off Porter- Clark Griffith Maris out. two field. 0-0 Winning pitcher—Wynn tors, despite 45-degree weather. against acquiring him on the bases on walks in the ninth in- out, Carrasquel singled to left, (2-21. Losing pitcher—Stone (0-11. ning Umpires—Rommel. Stevens. Napp, Rice. Baltimore Manager Paul Rich- grounds that Fox wasn’t worth a and nearly was yanked. scoring ‘ —2,708. *** * Wertz. Stone walked Time—2:15. Attendance ards was ejected in the third in- risk. ning for arguing with Plate Um- player Joe E. Brown, who willbe hon- QyHnL, „|X JMBMM^MBMHBIBH|BMBppByII|M|BBWBKBWiWIf "I wasn't much of a pire Ed Hurley over a called then, either,” Fox admits, “but ored with Jackie Robinson on Night at Griffith Sta- strike. when Icame with the White Sox Interfaith Dominate Bsltlmere AH O A Detroit. A.H.O.A. dium May 14, when the Senators Visiting Tearns 3 G dner.'Jb 3 12 Kuenn.ss 4 2 3 3 I got help. me Boyd.lb Cramer had play the White Sox, put .3191 ammford.ss 801 (I change bats, switch to a bottle- will on Pilarcik.rf 4 2 10 Bolling,"b 3 1 2 3 a uniform and do comedy act. Nleman.lt 3(I 11 Maxwell.lf 412 8 type thing. Richards kept me a Trla dos.c 4 0 5 1 Kaline.rf 4 3 2 O !- - - A full hour of entertainment, earn 4 1 b 8 (I Catholic U. Track T Wlll'ms.cf 110 Boone. 4 0 after school an hour or so every including marching Kell lb 40 12 Tuttle.et 3 1 2(I day for weeks in 800 men and 100-yard dash: I—Haley. St. Johns: M:ra da.ss 2 I) 3 3 House c 4 0 7 0 1951 and had ; three bands, New entries dominated the |2 —Aiello. Hayes. 3—Almaeuer. Hallows: Powis 1 0 (I (I Brrtoia.Ob 12 2 will precede the - JffjjjW! University 10.2 seconds Zuver’k.p1 4 me do nothing but bunt. And game. third annual Catholic t—Williams. Roman. o n 0 1 Maas.p 3 10 2 ... Be a good neighbor Imew record: old record. 10 3, set In (Causey 1 n it t> they got Gordon to teach me Interscholastic invitational track 1H5.i1. Forn'les.p 2 O 0 2 and be there. Hayes: 2—Haley. St. () itow to make a double play. meet yesterday. 220: I—Derro. 2 Ginsberg o o 0 Ij Courtney John's; 3—Meacher. Hayes: 4—Powell. 3 Brld'r.ss noil guess I beat out 30 bunts in 1951 Clint took a parting DODGERS ON THE MOVE—Typifying Brooklyn’s surge in the National League Cardinal Hayes of New York Gonzaga. 22.7 seconds (new record: I shot at American League umpires old record. 22.0. set In 1(155) Totals 31 524 15 Totals 33 1027 10 to get n:y average up to .313.” is this advance to third by Don Zimmer, who slides as the ball (arrow) goes by was the winner with 58 points,. I 441): I—Nlcastro. Roman: 2—Veccla. 1 Struck out lor Miranda in 7th. before departing for Washington Roman Catholic of Philadelphia [All Hallows: 3—Meacher. Hares: 4 . Walked for Fornieles in 7th. In his last six seasons with Third Baseman Ken Boyer of the Cardinals in the second inning yesterday at Cannon. Roman. 52.1 seconds. •1 Ran lor Ginsberg In 7th. to have his busted hand ex- ond with and All Hallows 88: I—Culhane. All Hallows: 2—Nl- ‘ Fouled Chicago, Fox has averaged .303 47 out for Zuverink in 9th. amined. .. Ebbets Field. Wally Moon made the throw after fielding Charley Neal’s to 3—Veverka, Hayes; 4 “Some of them need hit New York third with 34. Nor- rastrn. Roman. Baltimore nun nun nun—n . .He has made the last six have short leftfield. Nobody scored this time, but Neal smashed a homer with a man IScott. Roman 2:01.4. Detio't __ nil 001 OOx—3l to their eyes checked,” Hayes: . r | 2—Can- (2). All-Star Games . folk Catholic scored 19 points. Mile: I—McMahon. Runs—Kuenn. Tuttle Errors— squads. in the ninth to give Dodgers 4-2 victory and put them just !non, 3—Kennedy. Hayes; Courtney said. “They’re seeing on the a one game be- and, Roman: 4 Mlrande Samford. Runs batted In— Landed by the Sox in a trade 2-0, St. John's 17, Gonzaga 10 McAndrew. Roman. 4:35 5. Kaline, Maas. Bertola. Two-base hits— exactly like I saw before I wore hind leading Milwaukee, a two-hit victim of Pittsburgh’s Vernon Law yes- J., { 120-yard hurdles: I—Hammock. Ro- Gardner. Double plays—Miranda to for Catcher Joe Tipton, who Delbarton of Morristown. Jf. man : 2—Freeman. All Hallows; 3 Gardner to Boyd; Boiling to Kuenn to glasses.” terday. Umpire is Frank Secory.—AP Wirephoto. [Purnell. 4—Tail, Hayes. 18.5 long since has vanished the and St. Anthony none. Roman: Boone: Maas to Kuenn to Boone. Left from *** * [ seconds. on bases—Baltimore. 8; Detroit, 8. Bases scene, Nellie is established in Johnny Haley of St. John’s 180-yard hurdles: I—Talt. Hayes: on balls—Off Fornieles, 2; off Maas, 3.