Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-18
Dodgers Share
Sets Record for
Losers in Series

NEW YORK. Oct. is (R-The
biggest chunk Of the $758.56l
World Series players pool went
to 80 members of the World
Champion Yankees, who pocket
led SALTS. Twenty -eight men,
bers Of the Dodgers collected full
shares Of $6,934-a record losers
share.
The previous losers high was
picked up by the Indians in
1854, with "a full shares worth
I$6,712 each. That was the
wealthiest four-game series on
record, with the winning Giants
claiming full shares Of $l1,I47.
A total of 332 players, man
ayers, coaches, batboys, ballboys
clubhouse attendants, trainers
tgroundSkeepers and travelling
secretaries dipped into the 1856
pool.
slaughter DOOSteu
The Yankees, taking a $50 tor
share cut by voting late-comel
Enos Slaughter a higher per-
Icentage while the Series was in
progress, and the Dodgers split
70 per cent of the melon. That
slice amounted to 1893. with
the Yankees getting $318,595 Of
it in the final figures announced
by Commissioner Ford. Prick
yesterday.
Cleveland and Milwaukee, the
second place clubs, divide Is per
cent of the 1856 pool ($56, 892
leach); the third-place White Sox
and Redlegs take 10 per cent
$37. 928 each). and fourth-place
Boston and st. Louis S per cent
t$18,964 each).
The Yankees voted Outfielder
Norm Siebern, Slaughter and
clubhouse man Pete Sheehy
lthree-quarter shares. They tipped
Slaughter from q half share "a
$1,000 hike) after the first Series
game with Tricks approval.
Grant for POdres
In cutting up their slice, the
Dodgers sent Pitcher Johnny
Podres, the 1865 Series hero now
in the Navy, a $500 cash grant.
They had done the same for Don
Newcombe when he was in serv-
ice in 1858.
The full shares for the second,
third ana fourth-place finishers
came out like this:
Cleveland (3D, $1,649; Mil
waukee 1881, $1.598; Chicago
(29), SLIP; Cincinnati (29),
$1,185; Boston (34), $505; st.
Louis 800, 5000.
The New York and Brooklyn
grants included:
YANKEES
Full share ($S,714, 76l--Hank Bauer
Yogi Berra,. Tommy Byrne. Andy Carey
Tom Carroll. Bob Gerry, Jerry Coleman
Rip Coleman, Joe Collins, Whitley Ford
Bob Grim, Elston Howard, Billy Hunter
Johnny Kueks, Don Larsen, Mickey
Mantle, Billy Martin, Maury, McDermott
Gil McDoueald, Tom Morgan, Charlie Sill
vera. Bin Skowron, Tom Sturdivant, Bob
pickey. Frank crosetti. Gus Mauch, Bill
McCorry. Irv Noren, Phil Rizzuto.
Three-fourths share lS6,536. TO-
Norm Siebern. Enos Slaughter, Pete
Taif;share a,s57.ss-oeOrse wilson
o1artsr-share tss.l7s.e s)-Pete Pre-.
one-nfth share fs1,742 ss)--sonny
Dixon. Jim Coates, Ralph Terry. Bobby
Cash srraints-croundkeepsrs 81 500,
Eward Carr $500. William Loperiidc
DODGERS
Full share i$6, 934 IA SANDY Afnoros
Don Resent, Roy Campanella, Ginc
Cimoli, Roger Craig, Don Drysdale, Carl
Erskine, Carl Furillo, Jim Gillian Gil
Hodges. Randy Jackson, Sandy Koufax
Glenn Lahlne, Ken Lehman. sal Maglie,
Charlie Neal Don Newcombe. Peewee
Duke Snider, AL Walker, Don thinner,
Walt Aston, Billy. Herman, Joe Becker,
Jake Pitler. Harold Wendler.
Half-share tS3.467 I'D Chico Fer
nandez, Dale Mitchell. John Grimm,
Charles Digiovanni.
: Quarter-share Isl .733.53) - Dixie
Howell, Chuck Templeton.
Cash grants-Johnny Podres $500.
Eddie Lehan $500, Joseph HamburgeF