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troll gradually, Southpaw Jordan
can fire the ball in almost at will
Against Cincinnati, he used ar
overland crossfire motion ard
showed excellent control. The
Reds had trouble hitting the bail
on the nose.
Found on Sandlot.
Simmons and Roberts were bo-
nus buys. Jordan was signed off
the semipro lots around Puget
Sound by John McShane, Phil
lies scout, for $3.50 a month. He
has been in the Phillies' organiza-
ton since the fall of 1948.
He was sent to klamath Falls,
Ore, where he had no record in
1948. but won 81 in 1949. In
1850, he was shipped to the Terre
Haute, Qnd.), farm club in the
Three-Eye League and posted a
It's record to lead the league.
This spring he started with
Baltimore, but soon was moved to
wilmington. There he pitched 20
complete games, had two one
|hitters, four three-hitters, three
|five-hitters and allowed only 16l
hits n 205 innings. He walked
Sc and struckout $50. In one
stretch, he won II straight.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
MiddIecoff Rally Fail!
BY Stroke as Ferrier
Wins at Fort Wayne
By m. Associutsd Press

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. IT,
Jim Ferrier added $2,400 to his
tournament bankroll today-top
prize of the Fort Wayne Open
golf tournament.
Ferrier. one of the circuits top
money winners, shot a final II
for a 72-hole total Of 269-16 un-
der par-to take the champion
ship yesterday by a one-stroke
margin over Cary Middlecoff.
Terriers hot putting. which
gave him three successive 66s,
cooled of a bit on the last round,
He was out in 80, but needed 80
coming back after ree-Stroking
on the 18th green.
The Memphis dentist had been
seven strokes behind going into
the final nine. His 35-32 finish
yesterday gave him the $1,000
second prize.
al Zimmerman, Portland, Oreg.,
was the star of the final day,
shooting q SO which equaled the
course record set Thursday by
Glenn Teal. Knoxville, Tenn.
Zimmerman's 274 total won him
$470, the same as the defending
champion, Lloyd Mangrum, Chi
lcago, who had also carded q 274,
Teal won $400 for his 275.
A four-way tie for third place at
271 gave $1,100 each to Clayton
Heafner, Charlotte, N. c.: Chick
Harbert, Nortonville, Mich; Bob
Toski. Northampton. Mass, and
Earl Stewart, jr., Dallas.
LOW scorers.
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Redskins
Continued from Page A-130

Station of Wake Forest. No, 8
are sidelined with injuries. Station
made a good impression, both
here and at the All-Star camp ir
Chicago, but Heath is question
mark.
The failure Of George Thomas,
the first draft choice a year ago,
to hit his college stride, and the
loss to military service Of Hall
Haynes, No. 2 pick, have helped
make Balls burden heavier this
year.
Better than any one, the coach
knows he can't afford to make any
mistakes choosing 80 men for the
1851 campaign. If Heath. for ex-
ample. is not better than Thomas,
or Station is hobbled all season
with bad knee, Ball is IN trou-
BILE.
The Redskins did well in the
draft, all things considered. Three
of Balls top 10 selections gave
up football, but Of the remaining
seven men, six should make the
grade. This list includes Heath,
Station and Eddie Salem, Ala
bama back; Walt Yowarsky, Ken
Evening star., 1951-08-27
By Angelina J. corobeIIi
sp.eieI corespendeni Of Th. stor

SOtIgoR0UoUU
GAITHERSBURG. Md, Aug. 27.
A husband wife battle for
jumper honors featured yester-
days closing sessions of the Mont
gomery County Fair horse and
pony show before a record crowd
of 10000. Gardner Hallmah scored
23h points with Avon Shockey's
Red Knight for the title, while
Mrs. Hallman, riding their Alti-
tude, was runnerup with 13.
Altogether Red Knight had an
exceptional record with four blues
and two second-place awards. Mrs
Hallman outrode her husband in
several jumpoffs in the jumper
event, while Mr.. Hallman bested
his wife in both the knock-down-
and-out and the modified Olym-
Ipia.
'Hallman also led Claude W.
Owens Sky Shadow to a 15-point
first place in the conformation
hunter division, scoring flrsts in
the best hunting performances
hack and hunter and open hunt
ers. Mrs. D. r. Taubert's War
Party was reserve with six points
Margaret AitcheSon's veteran
performer Wye scored in the
working hunter division with a
9-point tally. Reserve was John
r. Kelly's Maryland Miss, another
dependable veteran, who scored
Z points.
Among the high-stepperS H. K
Yenzer's Silver Belle showed to
the best advantage to win the
five-gaited saddle horse cham
pionship. Reserve was Patricis
Ward Anderson's Baltimore entry
Golden Maria. Close were A. D
Anderson's Baltimore Clipper anc
DR.. Fank Masino's Highland Fin
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Jimmy Carter and Aragon
In Non-TitIe Bout tomorrow
By The Assoeiaisd Pres,

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 27.-A
gross gate of $45. 900 is anticipated
for tomorrow nights non title,
10-round fight between Light
weight Champion Jimmy Carter
apd the No. 5 challenger, Art
Aragon.
Promoter Cal Eaton said he ex-
poets a sellout crowd at his Olym-
pic Auditorium, capacity 10.4O0.
Contracts call for the fighters
to get 80 per cent each of the
net which. in the event Of a sell
out, should come to between $10,-
600 and $4,000.
Carter, the bruising Harlem
Negro who won the title from
Ike Williams last May, is expected
to 60 In as a 1913 fayorite,
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Amateur Golfers in Big Week.;
Whitaker Upsets Ted Burrows

Itees, and of course the ground Is
hard, but it's still long hitting.
He was five under par on those
four holes but six over for the
rest in shooting a 70. Col. Jimmy
Wilson was the only one Of the
clubs top players who did not
qualify. He was not entered.
Mrs, Jack Smith is only one
round from a second straight
Prince Georges women's cham
pionship after 3-and-2 victory
over Ora Emge. Mrs. Fred Chaim-
son defeated Lois Gladding, / up
in 10 holes to gain the other final.
Three flights were completed: Mrs.
William O'Brien winning the first
over Mrs. John Remey, 3 and 2;
Mrs. Joe Novak the second over
Mrs. S. D. Smith. ! up in 19 holes,
and Margaret Coates the fourth
over Mrs. Agnes Foote, / up.
Bobby Brownell and Reeve Lewis
finally clicked on dates and
played of the Chevy Chase Club
championship. with Brownell win
ming, 4 and 8.
Becky Feller made a nice come
back to win the Bethesda wom-
ems title over Mrs. William Ready.
up in 10 holes, after being three
down and four to play. Mrs. Allan
Sherier won the consolation over
Mrs. r. Gaillard. S and 4.
Dick Melvin is the temporary
lmedalist in the mems club cham
pionship, qualifying with a II to-
Ben Hartig's 73.
Maury Fitzgerald's II Is low in
the Kenwood club championship
Qualifying, which has a week to|
run. Perky Cullinane shot a 72l
land Buddy Sharkey a 73.
Charles Holden, club champion
at Belle Haven about Is years
ago. surprised the current hot
shots by winning medal honors in
the club championship with a So
hole total of 143. Frank Woolley|
and Comdr. Frank Heyer tied for
second low with 147s.
Sam Konochuck's rs leads the
qualifiers in the Fort Dupont
championship over Gil Bowie with
Ia n.
The women reached the semi
final round as Mrs. Eloise Beall
defeated Rachael Yap, and 3;
Mrs. Louise Sayers won over Mrs.
Agnes McAmis, 2 up; Catherine
Nealis defeated Frances Kirkwood,
2 and 1. and Carol Hardy won
over Audry Cook, up in 19.
M. Parker Nolan's "A is tops in
the Congressional qualifying,
where Billy Shea, the defending
champion. decided to wait another
day and wasted 65.
Pros Charley BaSsler and Fred
Bolton didn't care for that 2 and /
beating they took from amateurs
Bobby Brownell and Ralph Bo-
gart in an exhibition at White
Flint yesterday and challenged
the Chevy Chase teammates to a
return engagement. The winners
had best ball 81.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Husband Defeats Wife in Drive
For Montgomery Jumper Title

Christopher M. Greer, jr.'s, Pixies
Peak for the green hunter cham
pionship in yesterdays windup Of
the Keswick Hunt Clubs annual
horse show.
Strawberry Fox, ridden by the
owners daughter. Mrs. Grover Ste
phenS, won in the lightweight
green hunter class and the green
hunter stake and took two sec
onds and fourth for IA points.
Pixies Peak, ridden by Stuart Lam
ham and Mrs. w. Haggin Perry,
earned 13.
Boy Rider Victor.
Fourteen-year- -old Spunky Fish
er of Salisbury, N. c., thrilled
spectators and exhibitors alike by
topping 31-horse field for the
open jumper title aboard Joy
Bucyk's Padgent. He scored 13
points to the IL earned for reserve
by Joe Green of Warrenton with
Harry D. Ryan's Brownie from
Uniontown, Pa.
Scoring the greatest number Of
points for her championship effort
was Mrs. Ralph T. Kings nation
ally-know Kathlean N. from Gates
Mill, Ohio, who topped the star
studded working hunter entries
with 20 points. Nancy Lee Huff
man, pitting her veteran Waverly
Molly against Kathlean N. had to
be content with the runnerup
position with 10 points after the
game little chestnut mare had
scored two wins in the rugged
competition.
Adventure Close Winner.
Mrs. M. E. Persons Llangollen
Farm entry Adventure from Up
Iperville edged out Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Haggin Perry's Master Key Of
Gotham by one-half point for the
conformation hunter honors. Ad-
venture withstood the bold bid Of
the conformation divisions strong
field after stablemate Safety Call.
who shared the first sessions lead.
gave ground to the challengerS,
but still finished third.
Mrs. John B. Lee of Middleburg,
Va, and the veteran Snowman.
Dick Kirby of Upperville. Va, did
the riding for Llangollen Stables.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Steinem Leeds at Woodmont

Woodmont Country Clubs Class
A golf sweepstakes was won by
Everett Steinem yesterday with a
75-8-67. There was a tie for
second between Ed Workman,
77-8-69: Alvin Miller, 82-13-69,
and Berr}e Gewirz. 81-12-69. DR..
Jack Alexander won the Glass B
sweepstakes with 82-18-64.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Klein Is ChiIdress Winner

The ChildresS Trophy in golf
at the Court House Country Club
In Fairfax was won by ]. c. Klein
yesterday by q 5 and 4 margin
over Ford Duncan. The women's
sweepstakes at the club was tied
between Mrs. E. r. Duncan and
Mrs. j. C. Childress, both with
1OO-28-72.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Giunts, 5-5; Cubs. Al
Totals SO 9x26 4 Totals "a s 2

Totals SO 9x26 Totals "a S@7 ~
.Walked for Smalley in 7th.
walked for Cusick in 9Th.
tran for Burgess in 9th.
xrwo out when winning run scored.
Chicago 900 100 003-4
New York --------- 22O 900 Q01-5
Runs - sauer, Hermanski Borkowski,
Connors, Dark. Mueller, Mays, West[um
G35. Errors-Dark, Stanky. Runs DATED
in-Mueller (2), Westrum CD, Connors
az. Three-base hit-Sauer. Home runs
Mueller, Westrum (2l, Connors. Doqote
On bases-Chicago, z; New York, 4. Bases
on baIls-On McLish, L; on Naghe' z:
Struck out--By. McLish. 4; By PnPiel, n;
G.Iish. in 6 innings; on Magne IN
So innings; on Dubiel. in ga nS dnninES;
on Spencer, in % innings. Wihnins
oitcher-Spencer 10-4). Losing pltener-
bubieI Q-2). Time-2:3O.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

One of the biggest tournament
weeks of the season faces ths
Districts amateur golfers thi'
week.
Today the amateurs will be al
two courses, some in the pro-
amateur at the All View Club ir
Ellicot City and others at the
Five Farms course Of Baltimore
Country Club. practicing for to-
morrow's qualifying rounds fol
the National Amateur champion.
ship.
Tomorrow. OF course. is the Bic
day, with a from the District
among the "a playing for II
places the National Amateur ir
the sectional tests at Five Farms
There will be at least so Dis
trict amateurs competing in the
two big Labor Day weekend in
vitation tournaments in Virginia
The Fairacre Bowl starts Thurs
day at Hot Springs and the
Valentine Invitation gets under
way Friday at the Hermitage Clut
in Richmond. Entries for tht
latter event at Tommy Galloway'S
Club close tomorrow at noon.
The. usual heavy delegation
from Manor, Indian Spring anc
Washington will compete at Hot
Springs, including former cham
pion Volney Burnett and last
years runnerup. Eddie Ault, from
Indian Spring.
Eddie Frank and Frank Woolley
of Belle Haven are among the
early entries at Richmond, which
probably will draw more Of Vir-
ginia's top amateurs than the
Hot Springs tournament.
Jim Whitaker supplied the big
gest news Of a heavy week enc
of play in mems and women's
club championships. The big fei-
low, playing in only his second
tournament Of the year. defeated
T.d Burrows in the first round OF
the Manor Club championship tc
put a stop to Burrows bid fol
a third straight title.
Whitaker played approximately
two-over-par golf in winning. 2
and l. In his only other tourna-
ment this year Whitaker,
former member of Washington
Golf and Country Club. advanced
to the semifinals of the Maryland
Amateur. He meets SouthpaW
Earl McAleer, another former
champion, in the second round
In other FIRST round results: Lee Rittel
defeated 8. E. Mullikin, up; Gren Ca
brielson defeated Sam Andrews up
! up; McAieer defeated Bill Warrell. l up
/ Larry Hill defeated DR.. Richard Higgins
and 2: and W n MeDaniei won ose'
Bob Chandler's 66-74-l4O stoot
up for medal honors at Prince
Georges. low by three strokes
over the 72-71-143 by Bill Nc.
Grath, the defending champion
Gil Willett followed with 71-73-
liza. and the latter's round In
lcluded some prodigious clouting
Willett averaged 333 yards II
driving the first, second. third anc
sixth greens, according to Pro A
Houghton. All are par fours. VIII
lett drove from the front Of tht
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Mrs. Leohy Top ot Manor

Mrs. D. E. Leahy won the
women's golf sweepstakes at
Manor Club yesterday with an
85-11-74. Mrs. Tom Wilder was
second with 92-11--81. The in
side nine event went to Mrs.
Ralph p. Gibson with a 44-12-32,
while low puts went to Ethel
MetZger with Is.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
White Flint Is Routed

White Flint's newly organized
golf team was no match for Ana
costa yesterday, losing 2lh to 21a.
In the No. l match, Fred Lukat
and DR.. r. A. Cole won all three
points from Sam Parks and Dave
Higgins.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Football Practice Begun
By Five Public Highs

Football practice started today
for seven of the District public
high schools. Only Tech and
Coolidge weren't called out and
they'll start next week.
Two of the teams are under
new coaches, Lou Chacos at
Roosevelt and ALI Handler at
chamberlain.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
63 Wins at Army Navy

Army Navy's throwout golf
tournament was won by Admiral
L. j. Huffman with SO strokes
after tossing out the scores on
his worst holes, minus 10 handi-
cap for a net SO. c. w. Newhall.
jr., was second with 60-6-54.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Two Golf Aces Scored

Two golf hole-in-oneS were re-
ported over the week end, John
Molyneaux scoring an ace on the
152-yard third hole at Kenwood
with a five iron and D. L. Ritter
on the 135-yard fourth hole at
Fairfax with alSeYen iron.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
SECOND GAME.

Runs-Hemus, Jethroe. Torgeson, Cor
don (2). Cooper Marshall, Hartsfield.
Marquez (2l. Errors-Johnson. Runs
batted in-Sisti, q; Gordon. Marquez.
base hitsWMarGuez, Hemus. Home run
Gordon. Sacrifices-Sisti. Marshall. Will
son. Double plays-Hemus to Schoendienst
to Jones; Schoendienst to Hemus to Jones;
Wilson to Sisti to Torgeson; Wilson to
Hartsfield. Left on bases-St. Louis CO.,
Boston 90. Bases on balls-On Brazle, 4;
on Bokelmann, 2. Struck out-By Wilson,
8; by Brazle, /: by Bokelmann, /. Hits
on Brazie, in 62s innings; on
Bokelmann. In 1h innings Balk-
BraZle. Winning pitcher-Wilson (5-4l
Losing pitcher-Brazle (3-2). Time-1:4S.
Attendance-13,60S.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

lucky tackle-end; Johnny Papit.
Virginia halfback. and Billy Cox,
Duke quarterback.
Dominic Fucci, Kentucky end
who doubles as a kicker, comes
well recommended.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
NicoIsons Golf victors

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Nicholson
won the mixed Scotch fourSome
golf at Chevy Chase Club yester-
day with an 88, minus Is handicap
strokes for a net 10. Capt. and
Mrs. L. B. Ramsey were next with
77-6h-70k.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Tigers, 6; A's,0

Runs-Lipon. Kryhoski; Kell; 'Mullin ~;
inwdroth. Priddy (2l. Muilin, Keller; Two
base hits-Fain: Kell, Home run-jksilse1r. jIs1.
pIay-Suder to Joost to Fain. Left on
bases-Phiiadelphia. z: Detroit, 8. Bases
on balls-Of Hooper. 2; OF Hutchinson. 2.
sons /. HitS-On Hooper, in 3 innings;
on Kucab, 3 in S. Hit by pitcher-By
Hooper CKryhoskD; Winning p.- pitshsI.-
(s-IOJ. Time-1:44. Attendance-1O.O25
Evening star., 1951-08-27
SECOND GAME.
-
Totals 81 6 "a IL

Anne0 iOi ~ OO1 900 Ooo-f
CnicaTSo To-k OO1 3O1 O0x--5
Runs-Miksis Stanky. Irwin. Mays %,
Thomson. Errors-None. % Buns nattea sarr in~
Miksis. Dark, Thomson. WestTum, resin.
Two-baxe hit-Hermanski. Heme run
Mksis stolen bsssMayfa a.den D1uPis 20 west H,at
u m T'ockman; Stanky to Lockmarl;
Taehson Ja% 70 to % %Connors, Lett on baseS-chhil; hi
caso. s: New York; s. Bases on eailsM0RF st71sF
Kippstein: /: Dubiel L; Aearni li,.5 o. ssruSx y Sx
%ss7nI S9tmBys q AHHRlHseoan HHRltHsMon klippstein. in So
1nninFs % Hitler Rin.,2HiIeT IL "a ineInfs; Passed sd
LpeHMNnIrreSs pHMIIetn winning pitcher-Hearn
919-7)- Losing pitcher-Klippstein (6-0).
Ttme-2:I6. Attendance-2S,2S9
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Mrs. Lone Golf Victor

Mrs. Orren Lane shot a gross
"a to win the East Potomac-Rock
Creek Women's Golf Club tourna-
ment at the latter club yesterday.
Heidi Fairchild was second with
a 95 and Betty Hayes third
with a 90
Evening star., 1951-08-27

Runs-Maxwell, Easter, Chapman. Err
ror-Pesky. Runs batted in-Easter, Chap
man, Williams. Home runs-Easter, Chap
Easter; PesEy to Goodman to Dropo. Left
on bases-Boston. q; Cleveland, 8. Bases
on balls-On KielS. 2; on Lemon. 4; on
Garcia, 1. Struck out-By Kiely, 2; by
Kinder. i; BY Lemon. 6; by. Garcia, !.
HTS - on Kiely. 2 In innings; on
Kinder. / in / inning: on Lemon, 5 in
winning pitcher-Lemon (16-Q). Losing
(4-S). Time--2:13. At
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Argyle Golf Is Close

Don McCann and Bill Flanagan
won the two-man team golf cham
pionship at Argyle with / up
triumph over Roger MARITIME and
j. T. McGehee.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Homers Decide Softly Come

Two homers by Roy Sumerour
made the difference as Banneker
All-Stars defeated Anacostia Mo-
tors, 2-1, yesterday in a semif1nal
game in the city softball cham
IpionShip series.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

Huns-Hamnef. 5ehlnIlCA. nh
Prammsea. Nicholson; Runs batted IN
ner. sacrifce-Ramsell. Left on base
Cincinnati. s: philadelphia, 2. Bases
on balls-On Ramsdell ID, on Jordon t2(.
struck out BY Ramsdell I'D. Jordon "a.
Winning pitcher-Jordon Q-Ql. Losing
pitcher-Ramsdell (9-0. Time--l 80.
Attenance-13.399.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Reds, 40; PhiIs, 2-2
FIRST GAME
Totals 371I 27lO Totals 80 5 ~ 10
.n.Nn.a III, fnr RoLherts in 9th.

PhiIadeIpnlG ----------VV7 Wv
Runs-wyrostek 90, Kluszewskl Mer-
Timan' Tnns 'batted team Hin@Nichoiscn. Edwards CO.,
Kluszewski. Two-base hits-kluszeW,sskl
tanner Double plays-Roberts to Ham
ner to waitkus, Wilber to Caballero; Left
on bases-Cincinnati, pni,adspnMla,, M.,rt :.
zeImsn. /. Struck out-By Blackwell, 4:
By Roberts. 5. Hits-on Roberts. 10 IN
INNINGS; OF Heintzelman; ] IN ! innnine.
BlackWeTi 14.lD. Losing pftcher-Hob-
erts (l7-1l). Time-2:O6.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

Brooklyn -----------Uol 1IO 4O1-l1
Runs-Castiglione (3), Metkovich, Bell,
Kiner, Howerton (2), Garagiola. strick-
land i(2), Law, Reese 90, .Snider, HODGES
(2), Campanella Cd, Pafko, Cox. New
combe Errors - Strickland. Howerton,
Castiglione, Dickson. Runs batted in
Campanella, Furillo. Reese, Snider 2,
Hodges, Castiglione. 3. Cox 3, Sahell. Met
koVich, Bell 2, Kiner, Howerton 3, Thomas,
Abrams. Two base-Campanella g.. How
erton, Law, Cox. Home runs-Castiglione
2, Cox, Howerton. Sacrifices--Cox,. Muir
taugh Double .plays--Reese to Robinson
to Hodges. Left on bases-PittshuTgh, 8;
Brooklyn g. Bases on balls-On Pollet, 8;
Oh Wiiks, /; on Dickson, 1; on NewcomDe,
8; Oh King. /; on Erskine, 1: Struck out
BY Pollet, 1; by. Law, 2: by Wilks, il;
by Newcombe, 8; by Dickson, 2. Hits.
On Pollet, 8 in ias innings; on Law, in
As. innings; on Wilks, In ! inning; on
in s innings (none out in 7th); on King.
in 1 inning; on Erskins, ;n z IN wsnnins nn1ng;
pitcher-Law (5-O. Losing pitcher
King (14-6). Time-2:59.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Strowberry Fox Leads
Keswick Green Hunters
sp.e;oI oI,po,eh 10 m. s,or

Special Dispatch 10 The star
KESWICK, Va, Aug. 27.-Mrs.
James C. Hamilton's Strawberry
Fox from Warrenton nosed out
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Totals 35 Z t2615 Totals "a II "a

IUbdIb % 40 10 1ULdIH tl8 II . Il
two out when winning run scored.
Popped out for Morgan In 9th.
tWalked and scored winning run for
Sheely in 9th.
New York O2O 600 0OO-2
CHlCABO -------------- UUl UUU Ul1--O
Runs-DiMaggio. Brown, Fox, Robinson,
Lenhardt ErrorS-Minoso co. Runs batted
in-DiMagsio, Minoso, Robinson, Fox. Two
base hits-Brown e.. Fox. Home runs
RogoVin. Sacrifices = Sheely. Carrasquel.
Left on bsses-Nsw York. To-. Chicago, g..
vim, % Struck outABy KulayS. i; by
.Rogovin. 2. Hits-Oh Morgan, 10 in in
nings; on Kuzava. in y inning. Wild
nitch-oMorgan. Winning pitcher-Rogo-
Evening star., 1951-08-27
FIRST GAME.

'Struck out for Feller in 9Th.
fSafe on error for Brissie in Sth.
tran for Easter in 9th.
Boston --------a-100 400 1905
Cleveland ----O0 900 900 000--O
Runs-DiMaggio. williams (2). HATFIELD
Dropo. Errors-Goodman Hatfield. Runs
batted in-Stephens (2l, Dropo. Moss, Will
lisms. Two-base hits-,Williams C2o.
Avila to Easter (2), Avila to Boone to Eas-
ter: Dropo, unassisted; Goodman to Pesky
TO Dropo. Left on bases-Boston. 8; Cleve-
land. q. Bases on balls--On Wight. ~; on
Feller, 1; of Brissie, 2. Struck out-By
Wight, 3; by Feller, 1. Hits-Of Feller,
10 in 8 innings; OF Brissie, 3 In z in
nings; on Gromek, none In inning. Win
ming pitcher-Wight (6.6). Losing pitch
(20-6). Time-2:02.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

Runs-HemuS or Schoendienst 90,
Jones, johnson, Earni. Diertng,
Chambers. Sisti Torgeson. Cooper. Mar
shall t2). Hartsneld,. Marauez CD, Adds.
Holmes. Errors-Sisti, Sehoendienst, Runs
batted in-Musial t2). johnson; Chambers
(2), Hemus, Schoendienst (4l, Jethroe 80.
Torgeson (2). Cooper. Harts1eld. sisti CD.
Slaughter. Two-base hit-sisti. Three
base hit-Marshall. Home Tuns-Schoen-
.: sisnst TorsssSS> GCopsf Cope sacr,tisss -
Hartsfield to Torgeson; Cole to Hartsfeld;
johnson to Sehoendienst to Jones. Left
on bases-St Louis. 8; Boston, 8. Bases
on balls-on Surkont, 2; OF Paine, 3; OF
Cole. 4; on Chipman. l. on Chambers, l:
on Bokelmann, 2; on Brazle. 2. Struck out
by Surkont, 1; by Paine, 1; by Cham
sers. I; BY Brasls, 1; Hits1on Cham
7th inning); on Bokelmann, 4 in 1h in
nings; on Brazle, in Ia tnnings; on
2h innings; on Cole, none in 1 inning
on Estock, none in 1 inning; OIL Chip
man, in inning. Hit by pitcher
Paine CHemus).. wild pitches-Chambers
Cole. Winning pitcher-Chambers GOLD
Losing pitcher-Surkont GID. Time
S'oO'
Evening star., 1951-08-27
SECOND GAME.
. Totals 4O 11f2s "a Totals 81 9 30 4

Ran for Phillips in 10th.
tone out when winning run scored.
pittshurxh 200 600 100 O--3
Brooklyn -----------00O 010 oil II
Runs - Phillips, Thomas. Strickland.
Reese, Robinson, Pafko. Error-Cole: Runs
batted in--Thomas, Kinney, Furillo. Friend,
Robinson CD, Pafco. Two-base hits-Kiner.
Cox, Friend. Three-base hit-Thomas.
Home. runs - Pafco. Robinson. Saerinces--
Roe, Cole. Double plays-Strickland to Cole
to Phillips. Strickland to Phillips. Left on
bases-Pittsburgh, 8; Brooklyn. s. Bases
ION balls-On Friend, 8: OF Roe. 1. Struck
|out-By Friend, 4; BY Roe, 9. Hits--Of
u innn1ng Winning pitcher-Roe 07-2l.
Losing pitcher-Wilks (2-5). Time-2:40.
Attendance-30,1 ,1S9.
Evening star., 1951-08-27

Masgio, Berra (3). Nike. Robinson (2),
Lenhardt (2), Mast Haas. .Errors-Fox,
Busby, Carrasouel. Runs batted in~
MiEe, Robinson, Collins (2), Mast, Haas
(2). Lenhardt (2). Two-base hits-Mize.
Collins, Lenhardt, Masi. Home runs
Robinson, Berra, Haas, Lenhardt: Doubie
on bases-New York. 5; Chicago, z. Bases
on balls-of schallock,. l; on Judson /;
on Reynolds, 8. Struck out@By Pierce
pert, 1; BY Reynolds, l. Hits--on Pierce,
in innings: on schallock. in 63
Gumpert, o in innings; OF Reynolds.
2 in 2h innings. Hit by pitcher1By
reynolds Fox). winning pitcher-schal-
i2). Time 2:43. Attendance-4S,bSS.
Evening star., 1951-08-27
Bucs, 1913; Dodgers, 11-4
FIRST GAME.
Totals SO IL 27 Is

Totals SO II 27 IS Totals 40 II "
Flied out for Cole in 7th.
Flied out for Law In 9TH.
cGrounded out or King in 7th.
Walked for Podbielan in 9th.
Ran for pafk0 In 9th