The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-12
Robinson Hit TwoHomers Aqainst Bob

New York, July 12-UP)-De- pending on the viewpoint, either Bobby Teller of the Indians or Spud Chandler of the Yankees deserved credit today for being very smart.
 Teller got the glory when he pitched in the All-Star game at Bos- ton and was credited with winning it for the American League.
 Chandler begged off in that game, although he had been named as one of the three American League moundsmen slated to work and re- ceived a little criticism for his &C., tion.
 Teller Routed
 But for the glory he missed, he gained compensation that counted last night by beating weary-look- ing Teller, g to 1, at New York, handing bullet Bob his first defeat this year against the Yankees. He had beaten them four times, once on a no-hitter, but this time he lacked his usual sharpness and was Whack- ed for II hits, including two homers by Aaron Robinson, before he was relieved in the fifth.
 Chandler, we'll rested and eager to beat the most highly-rated pitcher in baseball, gave up only five hits and missed shutout only because the Indians put together a walk, a single and an infield out for a run in the fourth.
 Robinson, only Yankee to get two home runs in one game at Yankee Stadium this year. drove in six runs with the blows One man was on base when he hit the first one in the fourth and the sacks were loaded when he came back for the next one in the fifth. It was Chandler's fifth straight victory over Cleveland and his 18th of the season.
 The Red Sox stayed 71a games in front by beating the Tigers at Bos- ton for the seventh straight time, putting over a run in the 10th for to 2 victory when Bobby Doerr and Glen Russell hit doubles. Tex Hughson. winning his 10th game weakened in the ninth and the Tigers scored twice to tie the score
 Senators Beaten
 The White SoX beat the Senators, 4 to ?, at Washington when Don Holloway delivered tWo-run double in the 11th. following singles by Luke Appling and Whitey Platt. Ed Smith, with brief relief help was the winner
 The Browns beat the Athletics in Philadelphia on two hits, scoring all their runs in a to victory on three walks. a double by Mark Christman and a pineh-single by Joe Schultz in the seventh. Nelson Potter gave up seven hits to win his sixth game. Phil Marchildon was victim of his own Wildness in losing an otherwise brilliantly pitched game.
 The Giants beat the Cards at St. Louis for the fifth straight time this year, getting l4 hits off four pitchers for a l3 to 3 victory Lefty Dave Koslo won his 10th game to become the National Leagues biggest win ner and ending Cardinal streak of 4Ihc f4StoI lCo+ OOlIli HllAc , pal htu d seven-run inning with a three-run homer, his 18th this year.
 The Cubs beat Brooklyn, l to O. al Chicago when Phil Cavaretta doubled and Marvin Rickert singled him home in the ninth to break up a scoreless duel of left handlers in which Johnny Schmitz beat Joe Hatten. The Dodgers made only three hits off Schmitz and Hatten gave up but three himself until the fatal ninth. Brooklyn, remained five games ahead of the Cards.
 Walters Wins Away
 The Reds got off 10 a fine start in their fourth place battle with the Braves, Bucky Walters pitching an 8 to triumph in which he clipped in with single and a double, driv- ing in two runs and scoring a third
 Lynn (Schoolboy) Rowe held the Pirates to three hits, handing them their sixth straight loss, to l, at Philadelphia Frankie Gustine's homer was the only Pirate tally Skeeter NeWsome and Johnny Wyrostek hit triples for the Phils, each scoring
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