Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-19
Cards Pilot Claims
pills Caused Delay;
Giles Awaits Reports

18Th A M Him XHNIytIHHA
nuGS NWS
s. ~ A.,sei9,.d Pms.
E6d;e stanIxv srraoy,v man
ager 81 tl1e as i ,0s,is lcsrriinaIs i
hoils ~ the mt sest to-day after
3 Tsst aoht v,itI, sTe,.rv Moore
s + ,,,a,s "a s,,sj s. coach ana
go e.,.f.it,ss.s - tl,~ plilI;as. Cav
.,,.ls - ,,; NO. 9s.ti - IS
,.s 8. -
Stanky aiiQ MOOT new MAJ
ager 81 sns rIlAaAes; sangn y
1lae mluss g vlls ol ~. AOuls
49, paai nslu Elao1s AZ $780,
yeskeIuay " cllAsA = nalll.la
WgsyeaL-oih Ieuus lAis TOW cal,lc
onlN 2 lew mlnNtes pe1oIe tne
utApires gave the game tos the
Pnlliles.
re f3euarted from his normal |
mild ways to blast Stanky.
When he loses 2 bali game
he acts more like 9-year-old
boy than Q manager, Moore
said. The job is too big for him.
Stanky Is temperamentally un-
suited for the JOB OF manager"
Fireworks were expected when
Moore, named manager Thurs
day. met Stanky's Cards Tor the
nrsC time. Inc Time was yes
terday at buscn Staolum ana
tneyre stin plcklns Up Inc
pieces. ~ We lIie A,rsI ioileis
II Ihe majors since ls4S
coming IIom psnlau slIee
LINES, Inc runs. puAsa guy Tag
nrst game, 1i-iU, IN ~ lhnlngs
on 9 double py smoky 6urgess
e.. ano z slns,e Ty !, 9onDy Holsan.
!, ~ sao ,su .,, svsn $3.50 &. 80. -
49, .s,.s 49, = As = Aa- =
sA' 'Ssss
Pinelli Calls Halt.
I The second game didn't start
,,,, q q $, r,iesets sco,,I5
I,ft li,r,,,.r s., nm, ~ FaatinnaIs
TnAg,,e r,,les WITH darinesssss
a a.,,,r, III the fifth and
tbs pl,iis Isod;na 81 r,;t,, o,,a
man on base and two out, Stanky
brought in two new pitchers.
When ne waved for a third,
Umpire Babe Pinelli walked to
the field telephone and notified
the presSbox that the game was
forfeited to Philadelphia. 80.
No individual records go into
the book because the legal five
innings weren't completed
Stanky protested the game,
claiming PinelI had exceeded
his authority.
ANY delay prior to the for
melt, including the free-for-all,
was preclpitated by members of
the Philadelphia club" Manager
Stanky said in telegram to
Warren Giles, National League
president.
Giles said he would have no
comment on the rhubarb or the
forfeit until he heard from all
parties.
Yvarscand Tdrgesor r,,axh
Catcher Cal vvars = ~ 1,a,.,,,.
and Fi,st p.sa,, =. :. ssAs r., 80 -
SON of tha p,,;Is +o,,aha,i 20. 80 ~ ~
h;g hattIa u,,sa,. 49, $500 " ellS
rr,,,a,,>L 20 49, - u0u anu
Deal made Torgeson hitsthe dirt.
49, me two players are old
f fnr ais ua.ils PACK 10 2 free-
,1 n 1oSeOn, over q broken
M 40. -, 80 % WEI wars was with
1.ew 10TH ana 1orgeSon with the
Dawes. II
moore, ex-Cardinal star, tuIias
Dlea OUT OF the dugout and grab
geo wars. Ihen Stanky tackled
Moote. moore came up with a
unsy iace ana scratches on his
necA: oCanKy mas q mouse under
ll.s IlgnG eye and scratch on his
neck. Players from both teams
were on the held, punching and
wrestling, before police broke It
up ana escorted the men of the
ile1o.
Inc days nstlc action, which
!nlgnt make a better September
leinagch IMAM ROCKY Marciano
anu Ezzard Charles, We'd for att
0entlon Win the penaant races
Yankee Streak Ends v
/ c1ava,ond st,,, loo.ss 49,,
Anar;ca,, -, : Sais ,eaus ene
+,aa Tns Sn - 2 nan SAINT % po.n
da,,,, iI Ian anu xankees SPIN
outD - s Inc RANKS went
t vrs :. 80. 1aoii. Dl!sn " LOT tne nrst
t,,s' S,.st 49,. 49,. 10y winning y
- - - Oil He.aoie' ~
Wnlle WaSplngton was humping
| DOunQeQ INTO the lead by winning