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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-06
Large Virginia Stables
Dominate BoiIey's Show

junior title, but Plenty took home
the tricolor after the three riders
tossed coins. The champion. by
a four-point margin, was Fair
view Farms Safari Joe.
Otherwise, all the champion
ships went to the big Virginia
barns. D. R. Motch's Thou Swell
from Charlottesville, took the
conformation crown over w. At
kin's Corpond. In the working
hunter division. Dan of Rapidan,
owned by Mountain Glen Farm
was the victor over Corpond.
Of particular interest to spec
tators was the triple-bar class
which went to a famous little
leaper. Bert Firestone's Golden
Chance, over Chuck Ackerman's
Record Hop.
Green jumpers: Country Club. Don.
aid Sneilings Desert FOX Tom Bum
8 Little Brook. Bobbie Gardner.
Yearlinss: Brother Pierre. waverl,
Farm; 2-Rosey,s Rocket J. S. Petit.
bone; 3-Flight Star. J. s. Pettibone.
Green working hunters under saddle
lew twour DeIisst' Shawnee Farm; Gal,
Fden. Grover Stephens
Two-year-olds: Modem Design d
Farm a@HaDDy Dis. j he 8 Pst,ib %asefn
Modified Olympic: Rusty. Mr.. an,
MIS-. Charles Skipper: PLENTY, Oar
Creary: 3-Defense, Peggy Augustus
Open hunters: Thou Swell. d. r
Moteh; 2-Desmond. Waverly Farm; g.
Ripple Boy. DR.. and Mrs. Alvin Kay
5a-Ssoteh Pine. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Working hunters: DAN Of Rapidan
Daley: 3--sean. z. Morn Farm arm a. .
cteer hunters: TAKE Command
Shawnee Iha Farm; Garden of Eden; 5
oardnsr; s-slics Chick. e Chuck s sePer,
man: 3--FreckleS. New Hope Farm.
Green working hunters: 1--Garden o.
hcen; = Munnings Fairview Farm
Retreat Farms.
working hunters hacks: i-Moonery
a e. Randolph: French Pastry, Fol
Hollow Farm 3-Shadow Patch.
mage 02en sres s,dh huntsrs Take Com
go, Sue Burke.
:. Triple bar: Golden Chance. Beri
Firestone: p Record Hop. Chuck Acker
Ladies ennforma,Ior huntar. Co.
pond; His Luck. Laura Shreve: s.
Thou Swell.
Hunter hacks: Thou Swell: 2
Ripple Boy desmond.
Green working hunters: 1--oarden oil
Eden: - Flamirgo: a. Crusader
Meadowbrook Stables
Governors Cup: 1-Safari Joe. Fair.
view Farm: PLENTY: 3--Gin Hickey
Mally EnllN
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CUBS 81; GIANTS, 3-6

Totals ~ Z 30 IL
2 Walked for Spencer in 18th
2 SacIifced for Barclay in eth,
: Walked for Westrun in 9th.
5 Ran for Taylor In 9th.
9 Singled for Ridzik In 9th.
Fouled out for Warrington in 10th.
Chicago 600 100 OOo SIS
New York OO0 100 OO5 Ga
!. Runs--.Wise Banks ~. Walls C2l
Long; DelOIeco Bolger, Harris. Thomas.
Mueller. Frrors-Rush Wise Runs
hatted in--BolRer 80. Spencer. MOrvn.
Virgil. Mays. Walls Winceniak Two.
base hits--Wells 2. Boiger. Stolen base
Harris. neutrality-suspicious.. Sacrifice fly
-Boleer. Double -plays-wise 20 LONG;
Kat TO Spencer; Sehoendienst 20 Castle
man 70 Harris. Left on bases--Cficaeo
9; New York. f0.Bsse on bSiis-ofi
s as;A o n R Pat n j Ssc: s. ssI
/ BY Barclay 3. By Ridzlk 3. bv Jones /,
Hits-on Rush IN q inninss faced 3
Dsttsrs n 7thl, OF prott 2 IN 4 innings.
on Barclay 0 IN z. innings. on RidTik q
n innines on Jones in y innins
ington In " inning. Runs and earned
clay Y' Rldlik o 81 D n Jones 1e VS. VS.
wild pitch = worthineton Winnine
nltcher--Drott G-3j. Losing pitcher,
JOnes fO.Il Tima--q.I0
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Eust Potomac Women
Top Rock Creek Golfers

The women from East Poto-
mac own their first victory over
their golfing rivals from Rock
Greek. winning. 9l2 to 81, yes
terday at Rock Greek.
Low gross honors went to JUDGE
Rantovich Of Rock Greek with SO
and Helen Konopa of East Po-
tomac with IS.
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49, SN~Aoeh III 4lu.
PPiiHtss ssurrhl G oSI Sd22 ilSS9G-3
Runs-Post. Bell t2). Grove. Bailey
Hoax. Mcmillan. Baker. Foiles C2l. Errors
BAKER t2l Arroyo Runs batted in
Mcmillan t2), Gross. Grove. oroat. Bell
t2), Freese. Temple. Poiles. Two-base
hits-Robinson. Baker. Temple. Maze
roski. Thomas. Foiles, Preese. Mcmillan.
Home runs-Bell. Foiles Stolen base
Temple. Saerifiees-oroat, Gross. Grove
Bell Double plays-Groat to Mazeroski
to Thomas; Gross to Mcmillan to Grove:
MCMILLAN TO Temple TO Grove. Left on
bases-Cincinnati. q: Pittsburgh, Q. Base
on balls-On Gross. 2; on Purkey. 1; on
Kline. /. Struck out--By Kline. 8; BY
Swanson. 4; by Gross. /. Hits-on Pur-
key. in 1a5 innings; on Kline. 3 IN 8s
innings; of Arroyo. in 2 innings: on
swanson. 3 in 2 innings. Runs and earned
runs-on Purkey. 20: OF Kline. 81;
on Arroyo. I-0; of Swanson, 2-2; OF
Gross. 3-3. Hit by pitcher-By Purkey
tBailev). Wild pitch-swanson. Winning
piteher--Gross n-O). Losing pitcher
Purkey '2-2). Time-2:23. Attendance
20 500
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TIGERS. 3; ORIOLES, l

a Totals 81 q "a IL Totals 20 . 81 10
y ] Singled for Miranda in Sth.
= . Ran for Ginsberg in sth.
. Hit into double play for johnson
in Sth
Baltimore 600 100 OO0--1
Detroit 100 600 9Ox--3
Runs--Pilarcik. Kuenn C2l. Boiling.
Error--Boyd. Runs batted in--Keii.
skuenn. Maxwell 90 Two-base hits
kuenn. Tuttle.. Boiling Home run
{ kuenb. Double plays-Williams to
Miranda; Bertola to Boiling TO Boone;
Boiling TO Kuenn to Boone. Left on
bases-Balttmore, 4; Detroit, =. Bases
. Struck out-By johnson, 9; By Larry,
Hits-Oh johnson, in innings:
ON Consueera, Q In ! inning. Runs and
earned runs-on Johnson. 3.3; on Con-
pitcher--Lary t2-2l. Losing pitcher
johnson tO-4). Time-2:15 Attendance
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.ockin, Prep Split
League Twin Bill

Mackin and Georgetown Prep
split a double-header in Catho-
lie League Division II games yes
terday at Georgetown Prep.
Mackin won the first game. 49,
despite a fine pitching perform
ance by Georgetown's Jack
Schaefer, who gave I'D two hits
and struck out IS.
Georgetown took the second.
81, to remain in third place
with a ga record. Mackin cd
remained in last place.
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CARDINALS, 81; PHILLIEs, 20
FIRST GAME


Totals 80 10 27l4 Totals $3.50 10
I Grounded out for Schmidt in 5th.
Ran for Ennis In eth.
. Grounded out for Hearn in 9TH
Popped out for Fernandez in 9Th.
Grounded out for Farrell In 9th.
St. Louis OO0 OO4 aOi-.a
Philadelphia IOI 200 600
Runs-Blasineane (2D. Dark I2), Mu.
slal 20, Ennis. Boyer Ashburn (2),
Jones; Bowman. Errors--H. Smith. Moon,
FARRELL. Bowman. Runs batted in--An.
aerson. tAshburn scored on double play
~ nrstl, Fernandez. Musial f2), Ennis
ID Moon. II Smith, Bowman scored
on Moons error In 4th). Ozark scored
on Bowman's error In 9TH. Two-base
hits--Kazanski Moon, Bouchee. Mllsial
b 6s.. ThT ss,Ie hit-H Smith, stolen
anderson, Double .play---Blasingam TO
Dark 70 Musial, Left on bases-St. Louis,
Schmidt 81 on Merritt. /; OF Miller,
! on Hearn. I Struck out--By Schmidt,
J by Merritt. ! by Simmons, 3 bv Mi.
er by Hearn, by Farrell. Hits
on Schmidt In innings; on Merritt,
3 IN innings; of Simmons. 4 in bas in
rings. OF Miller. IN ~ inning: ON
Hearn. n q inning: on Farrell. 2 In 2
innlngs Runs and earned Funs--Off
Schmidt, A.; on Simmons. A.. OF Mil
Ter. 3.3 % Farrell, III Hit by pitcher
--ByMerri't tAnderson). Winning pitcher
Merritt u-0l. LOSING pltcher-Miiier
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: Totals 3052717 Totals 90 81 5
Ran for Mantle in 5th.
Grounded out for Mcdonald in 9th.
3 Flied out for Battey in Sth
Flied out for Staley In sth
New York 900 300 OOO-3
Chicago 600 600 OOO--O
Runs--McDougald. Mantle. Berra. En-
ror-LaPalme. Runs batted in-Berra,
: Howard t2l. Two-base hits-Landis, Nc
Dougald. Three-base hit--Howard Sacri-
/, nce-Howard. Double play-MaFtln 20
McDougald. Left on bases-New York s.:
1 of Harshman. .: on Mcdonald. p.
Struck out-By Kucks. 1 b. Hartman.
I; BY, Staley. 9. Hits-of Harshman. 4
IN 31s innings: OF Mcdonald. in 2is
LaPalme o in / inning. Runs and earned
3.3: of Mcdonald. 90: on Staley. 90;
Oh LaPalme. 90. Winning pitcher
kucks I'D. Losing pitcher-Harshman
t3-D. Time-2:15. Attendance-4l. 3O4.
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WEEKEND FIGHTS

Havana - ANGEL (RobinsonD Garcia.
Eeheyarrla. Issls. Havana. IL
p. p,sserson; ,I ~ JIi-ss ,sn Redl; lia,
lyn, q.
Pittsbursh--Henry Hall. 100. CHICAGO,
outpointed oarvin Sawyer, lgi. cincin.
natl. 10.
Johannesburg - Pat MeAteer. i57h.
London, stopped Jimmy Elliott, ib7,
Johnnneabure. Q.
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Iotals Do IL "a IL Totals "a q 81 9
{. lCalled out on strikes for Maseroski
2Flied out for Kline in 9th.
SSineled Tor OBrien in 7th,
4Grounded out for Face In 9th.
Cincinnati -- 900 100 lIO-6
FittsouIgn O1O OOl O0O-2
Runs-Temple. Post, Bell t2). Robin
son. Schult. Fondy. Ciemente. Errors
lawrence Cd Mazeroski. Runs batted
in--Clemente tSchult scored on Masero-
SKIS wild throw in 4thl. Robinson (35.
Eroat, HOAX. Post. Three-base hit
Temple. Home runs-Clemente, Robin-
son son. saerifce-whisenant. sacrifice
niies-Hoak Post: Left on bases-Cin-
ETOn Arroyo. 2; OF o.Brien. 9: on
Z: by Kline. L; BY Lawrence. 3. Hits%
91 /, Arr 'nT,ns In IN 81 INNINGS; on Han
on o'Brien. in ! inning: on Face, /
IN n innings; Runs and earned runs
90; on o'Brien, III: OF Pace. III:
on n,n Lawrence: 81: Wild pitchEHsii. win.
pitcher--Arroyo (O.3J. Time .oS
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Ken RosewuII Wins

LANSING. Mich, May 6 CR.-
Ken Rosewall of Australia beat
Pancho Gonzales, Ga, 80,
l1-9, yesterday for his 22d VIC
tory on their pro tennis tour.
Gonzales has won 43.
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
YANKEES, 4-3; WHITE sox. 20
Totals 4s27lO Totals 347P7 IL
1Grounded out for Pierce in 18th.
2Struck out for Rivera in Sth.
3Struck out for Howell IN 9th.

New York 900 $40 900
Chicago - DOL 900 0lO-9
Runs - Bauer. McDougald. Mantle.
Berra Aparicio. Minoso. Errors
Martin. Skowron. Runs batted in
Lollar, Mantle (2D, Martin, McDougald.
Lands TWo-base hits-Apapicio Berra,
Minoso. Three-base hit-McDougald.
Home run--Mantle. Stolen base
Mantle. Left on bases-NeW York. g.:
q of Pierce. 2; of Howell. 4. Struck
out--By Shantz. g.: BY Pierce. 5: by
Howell, 2. Hits-Of Pierce. 7 in Z
innings; on Howell, in . innings
on Pierce, 4-3; OF Howell. 90. Hit BY
pitcher-Shantz tMinosol. Passed ball
-Lollar. Winning pitcher shants
cd. Losing pitcher-Pierce 1927
1ime-2:lS. Atendance-4O,000 festi-
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Doubled for carrasouel in 9th.
1oSton 100 OOc lOO-4
Cleveland il00 OO0 e,2n 3
Runs-PiersaIl. Klaus, Stephens. Jen.
None. Runs batted in-Stephens toJ
Jensen CD. Smith Maris (2j TWo-base
nlts--Colt vito. .Altobeih. STEPHENS, Ward
Inree.base 'htts-Klaus. Maris. Home
Double ,play-Lepcio TO Klaus. Left on
10: Cleveland b Bases on
6aiis@on Garcia; 3: OF Pitpla. l. Struck
He r1. SSis,sr: ,; BY Garcia. 9: BY Pr
8 In as inninss. on O'clock. 2 In rs in.
nings: on Garcia. 8 In 81 Innings: on
pit1la: in innings: on Narleski. o
sisler. 3-3; on O'clock. 90: Oh Garcia.
-: on Pitula. 90. Winning pitcher
S snl .s3-D. Losing pitcher-oarcia
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TR S.h q 2! S G;,.,., g., Totals SCI aO42

Totals - s27 10 Totals 3O4 ~ s
Ran for Musial in sth.
IRAN for Ennis In 9Th.
3Walked for Haddix In sth.
:. fgrounded out for Kazanski in 9th
81 Louis O0O O0l Ol0-n
Philadelphia 600 600 OO0---O
Runs - Blasingame. Dark. - Error
anderson Runs batted in--Ennis (2l
Two-base hit--Fernandez. Double play
on basesr-St. Louis, z. philadelphia. 4
Base on balis--Of 3. Jones 81; OF
Haddix, Struck out-By 5. Jones. II;
: en ~ Hn .sl BY caIdwell. l.. Hts
wei, N inning Runs and earned
runs-On Haddlx. 80. on cardveli,
90 Winning pitchers. Jones n.Oj.
bboislins pitehsr-Haddix -. Time
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Totals 32 7g4lO Totals 30 20 0
Iran for 9auer IN bth.
3elneled for Long in 9th.
4struck out for Isilvera. In 9th.
5Flied out for Lown In 9th.
Chicago Oni OfO O00--2
New York 123 900 OOx--6
Runs--Wise l2),. schoendlenst, Muei-
Ter, MAYS. Harris. Katt Spencer. Errors
Wise. Silvera. Bank Runs batted In
Spencer t3) walls. VIRGIL. Kat,
Banks MAYS scored on silvera's wild
Home run-,,spencer sacrifice fy--
Walls Double plays,--schoendienst 10
bases Chicago. s: New York, s, bases
on ablls--On Drabowsky. 81 of Hill
BY Drab9wsEy' 3; b. Hniman. I: BY
N 8 innings; on Hliiman. y IN 3,s
innlnss: Of Lown. 9 IN innings. Runs
e. Hillman. q, 9a-oi On Lovn, 90; %
DrsSoWsis HARRIS. ' wInnE R5.sns ei,cbsy
DO. Lcsins, pitcher.
lnee-e.70s.
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MINOR LEAGUES
PACITIC COAST LEAGuE

Los Ana. 10 \ .667 8. Fran. IA IL SIS
Seattle 10 10 .6l5 S Diego ii is ASS
vancou - p 500 sRcram III .2a2
Los Angeles. I'll: HoliVyoos 81
San DIEGO 30; Vancouver. FL.
San Francisco, So: Seattle. 3--3.
Sacramento. 80; Portland, 2--5.
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C1oVeINHu ---------- UUU UUU UIU--l
Runs-Piersall. williams Jensen 90,
Malone. Wertz. Error--Smlth. Runs
Datted :n-Jensen, Malone Lepcio (2J.
Maris. Two-base hits-Malzone, Busby,
70 Carrasouel 70 Wertz: Smith 10 r.
Nixon to Wertz; Smith to Aviia Ia
land. 10. Bases on balls-On Lemon.
2; on Pitula. 2. Struck out-By vi
Nixon. 9: b. Pitula. /; by Tomanex, /
Hits-on Lemon. 4 in : Innings: OF
Pltula. in INNINGS; on McLish, h
innings. Runs and earned runS@ofi
Nixon. ii. OF Lemon, 40: Cd Pitula,
90; on McLish. ii: OF Tomanek,
~ Hit BY ptchers----Lemon IPiersalD
rsltuta tWiliamsl Winning pitcher
= ni.0n ,t:-Oi- Losing ptteher-Lemon
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INIERNArInNAL LEAGrr
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Buffalo. as; Richmond. 81.
Miami, 80. Montreal. %.
Toronto. -: Havana So t2nd
came called end 9Th tie curfew).
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Lincoln. q Des Moines. 2.
Albuoueraue. % Colorado Springs.
81 Innings.
Amarillo. 80; Pueblo. 6--i.
Sioux City, 4. Topeka. q.
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RED sox. 5-4; INDIANS, 10

Totals "a 10 27s Totals 80 IL "a ne
Flied out for Pituia in the 4th,
Flied out for McLish in 9Th.
2 Ran for r. Nixon In 9th.
: struck out for Carresuuel In 9TH.
Doubled Tor Tomanex In 9th.
5oston ------- 400 OlO OOO--5
cleveland ---------- 900 900 OlO--l
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Totals "a 10 "a u Totals 339 % 9
FFinssdd out GU. Tor Tor Arroyo In 9TH,
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WESTERN LEAGUE

EASTERN LEAGUE
Bins hampton, 81: Albany, SIS.
syracuse. 81. Springfield. %.
READING, So. Schenectady, 81.
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Totals 50 10 "a IL Totals aeI0e71
| DOUBLED for Pitula in Sth.
: Doubled for Carraenuel N 9TH
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Tulsa. 81: OKLAHOMA city. 90.
Houston, 2, shreveport 4.
san Antonlo. 20: Austin. IL.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAcuR

1J asfsoinyiii es 81 AIKS Soasilie. !.
Columbus, ID. Columbia, %.
Charlotte. 4; Savannah, ..
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REDLEGs. 81; PIRATES, %
FIRST GAME

Totals 35 IL % IL Totals "a 6s7 9
lCalled out on strikes for Maeeroski
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MAJOR LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGnR

BATTING biased on $50 At batsl-
Williams. Boston. 1857; Mantle, New
York. .379; Fox. Chicago, 325; Boyd,
Baltimore and Woodling. Cleveland.
;UNs-Mantls. New York. 90, will
Jams Boston and Sievers. Washing.
ton, "a; Fox. Chicago. 70; Piersah.
-:UNs B1TaTHEID M-sisvers. Washing.
ton, 81; Mantle. New York, 80;
Wertz, Cleveland, rs; Skowron, New
York, "A; Jensen. Boston, n.
1IJsEFox, Chicago. l40; Mantle New
Williams. Boston, 1874; Gardner
ooUBIEs-Minoso. Chicago. 81; card
ner Baltimore and Kaline. Detroit,
20; ,Malzone and williams, Bos-
rRiPIEs-Boyd, Baltimore and Me.
pouglad, simpson and Bauer, New
x xO,EI q cS Sls%an' Baltimore and
:oME E'' RTNsMM ShnHi . New York, 81;
Williams, Boston and sieyers Wash
Cleveland and zsrniaL Kansas city,
TOLEN BASES - Aparieio, chieaso,
10; Mantle, New York, is; Rivera,
CHICAGO, ~; Pilarclk. Baltimore and
-, Mlnoso; chieaso. ~. ..-,.,.,
ITCHING N.i.s e psssS on 70 d en! sno
van, chicsso, i2.5 and pitmar, New
York, So 500; Cunning, Detroit,
I'D, .77S; Grim. New York, 1908,
100 NATIONAL LEAGUE
.ArTING biased on $50 at bats)--
Aaron Milwaukee, .33S; Musial, 81.
Louis, 1872 Mays, New York and
Great. Pittsbnrgh, $50; Robinson.
:uNS-Aaron. Milwaukee, 81: Mays.
Louis, 81; Robinson, Cincinnati, "A;
Mathews, Milwaukee, as.
tUNS BATTED N--Aaron, Milwaukee
s and Musiai 9; Louis, 81; Grove;
E Enni. a. III I'm nsg a New York. ~;
HTS =. Aaron. Milwaukee. 1875
Robinson. Cincinnati. Ia: Musiai,
81; Louis. al Mays. New York. 13D
DOuBLEs-MusiaL 81. Louis. 81 /:
Hoax Cincinnati, schoendienst
M Shs 9s sD nS Rou Ss" y esads
Bruton. Milwaukee, o; schoendlenSt
Milwaukee Thompson, New York.
Ashburn and Bouchee, PhiiGdelphia,
and Virdon. Pittsburgh, z.
HOME RUNs--Aaron, Milwaukee. 80;
Snider, Brooklyn. 20: Grove, Gin
ASSas,sst, s sad r May'' New York SO'
STOLEN BASEs--Mays, New York. 81;
Gillian, Brooklyn. 49, Temple, Gin.
clnnati, lB; Fernandez. Philadelphia
and Blasingame. ST. Louis. ~.
PITCHING biased on 10 decisionsl--
Schmidt, 81; Louis. lo-l; 300:
~. sSnl Nil iS1Is' AL pc Ssss
BROOKLYN and Aeker, Cincinnati, e-b.
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To..I. IS 2 saI4 jTqt.l. aIII % :

Totals IS Q 2414 Totals 27Il 276
tAmofos awarded LIST base in "a on
interference By Peterson
Flied out for Roebuek in the eth.
Doubled for Koufax In the 9th.
BROOKLYN - 900 O10 01O-2
Pittsburgh 100 OILS Oils
Runs--0iiliam, gnider. Ciemente
Yirdon. Thomas (2l. Ereese. Ma1eroski.
Irrors-peteRson. Virdon Runs batted
in-vilrdon. Peterson. Thomas. Preese
tzl. Maseroskia, Reese. Cimoh Two
base htts-onider, Cimon. Valo. Three.
oese hits-Clemente, Ma5eroski Home
run-Preese. Stolen basas-0illiaun,
Neal: SaerInees-9kinner 0roat. Freese
Sacrifice ny-cimoH. Double plays
Heese 70 Gillian to Hodges: Gillian to
Neal to HodGes: Neal 70 Gillian to
hodees: Hodges 10 Gillian. Left on
hases-Bfooklyn. 10: Pittsburgh. z.
Bases on bslI-on NeWeombe. 2: on
Craig. ]: Oh Koufax. 4: on Douglas. 1:
on FACE. ]. Struck out-By Dousias. a;
bye Pace. 1: bv NeWcombe. I: BY Roe.
buck. ]. Hits-on NeWeombe. IN 2
on Roebuek. q in u inninG: on Koufax.
z in innings; on Douglas. 4 In 4 In
and earned runs-On Neweombe, III:
en Craig - on Roebuck. 90: IN
90. Hit By piteher-By NeWcombe
n-D. Losing pitehsr-craig fs-7S'
Umpires--Donatelli Delnore. Smith,
Senlsn. Time-2:2l Attendance
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TIGERS, 81; W. sox. 5-ll
Totals Al 1915 Totals 40 Ii "a IL
Flied out for Fischer In 9th,
letroit All 900 020--S
'hicago oil 900 OO3--b

NEE~1 49, 80 ~~~~--~~ -
Detroit -.------~-- All 900 0sg--s
chieaRo - j. oil 900 OOS-b
Runs--Tuttle C2), Kusnn tel. ror-
ter. Maxwell. Kaline. Bunning, Fox.
ToTgeson. Minoso t2l. Dolby. krrors-
Fox, Dolby. Kuenn, Fintgan. Runs
bsttsd in-Porter 90, Maxwell Kaline
(2l, Dolby. Minoso. Rivera (2l. I0llar,
maxwell scored on pobys error IN LIST
and Burning on wild pitch BY Howell
IN 2dl. Two-base hits-Bertoia GU.
Doby. Tuttle. Fox Home run---Kaline.
acfi1ce-Tuttle. 9acrifee fies-Ka::
line; Minoso; Double glay.sSantord
Detroit, II: ChicaRo. IL. Bases -
bsils-oG burning, 3: en- Howell. 2:
on Hughss. I stTuek eus=Iy punnins,
ksss.n in Mann nSins: on H Hs:@oa
in ga innings; on Fischer, In 3
innings; on Hughes. 4 in . innings;
on LaPalme. . in l inning; on Bun
ming, IL in s3a innings; on Mas. l in
y inning. Runs and earned runs-On
Keegan. Az: on Howell. 2-2;. on
Fischer, 90: on Hughes, 20: on Ia
Paine, 90: on Burning. sci: on
Mas, 90. Wild pitch--Hovell. Win
ming piteher-Bunning 14-D. Losing
pitcher - Keegan (7-6l. Umpires-
Napp. Rice. Rommel. Stevens. Time
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l0rounded out for Strickland IN 9Th
S SSs iS Sr d ssTan n IN s ss

lorounded out for Strickland IN 9Th
sorCunS:d OUT OUT Tor r as sran IN IN s ssR
Runs-POwer l2l. Hunter, zernial
(3l, Skigas. Martin. Held. A. Smith.
Avila CD, Woodling. Werts. colAvito
CD, Maris.. Rrrors-Power 1ernial.
Hunter, Held "a. Avila Woodling .(2l
hits-H. Smith. Maris. Power. Wood
ling. Home runs-zernial (2l. Skizas
Woodling. Held. Colavito. 0acrifee
Double plays-Lamon to
sisted; Colavito to A. Smith. Left on
bases-Kansas City q; Cleveland. 4.
Bases on balls-on Kellner. /; on
Urban. 1: on Mossi, .; on Lemon, .;
on Garcia. /. Struck out-By Kellner.
2; by Urban. /; BY Mossi 1; By Lemon.
I; BY Garcia. !; by Wynn, l., Hits
on Kellner 8 in 3h innings; on
Urban. 2 in Is innings; Oh Morgan.
; in 4 innings; on Mossi. 5 in 9 in
nings; on Lemon, 5 in 3 innings; on
Garcia, l In 3 innings: on Wynn. 0 in
inning. Runs and earned runs
90; Oh Mossi "A: on Lemon.
5-5: on Garcia. 90; on Wynn, 90.
Winning piteher--Morgan (1-6l. Los
ing pitcher-Lemon (6-lD. Umpires--
Honochiek Flaherty. Chylak. Summers
Time .36. Attendanee-0. 6l7
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SECOND GAME
Totals Sc Q "a IL Totals IS "a "a ID
l Grounded out for Byrd In 9th.

Ran for Fox In 18th.
3 Grounded out for Aber IN 81. A..
letron ------- y91 W. NJ, Z
Runs-Tuttle. Kuenn. Aparisio. Pcz
lips. Moss. Errors-Kuern, Tuttle.
Runs batted in-Doby (3l. Maxwell.
Dropo az, Fox. Moss. Phillips. kuenn
(Apafieio scored on double play In
lst). Tve-base hits-Aparleio. Iox.
Porter. Phillips. Three-base hit
sacrikees-J. Wilson .l2). saeTihee
ay-MOss. Double play-Kuenn to
Sanford to Porter. Left on bases
Detroit: 10; Ghieaso, 8. Hasss on On
on shaw, /; on Byrd. J.; on Abel. l..
Struck out-By J. wilson. 4; By shaw.
I: BY Byrd. 2: BY Aber. I: BY gleater.
l. Hits-od Hoeft 3 in inning;
"a shaw. 5 in innings; on Byrd.
n innings: on AbeF. in 2 INNINGS:
% sleater. l in I inning. Runs and
earned runs--On Hoeft, "a; on shaw.
81: od Byrd, Ill: OF Aber. 2.2: on
sleater. 10: on J. Wilson. 90, Passed
hall-R. wilson. Winning pitcher
tl-D. UmpireseRies Rommel Ste
vsns, Napp. Time-2:35. Attendance
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PIRATES, as; DODGERS, 81
gIRsT GAM

Totals 3s 10x2s 10 Totals 80 IL 40
Two out when winning run scored
walked for Kline In the bth.
? Gingled for Foiles In the eth.
; Grounded cut for King IN the 9TH.
4 Ran for campanella IN the 9th.
5 Ran for Rand in the 9th.
Piled out for Pace In the 9th.
sEs:slyn - d dSd Sds S Soe - -
Runs - Gillian. Reese. SnideF.
Freese (2). 0roat. Smith. Error
None. Runs hatted in--enider, Hodges
90, GF0at. Thomas Smith, MazeFoski
Two-base hits - Maseroski. Hodges.
9nider. Groat campanella. Three-base
smith. gaerince fies-HOdGes. Thomas.
Left on hases--Brooklyu. 8: Pittsburgh.
9. Bases on balls-On Kline. 2; on
Podres. /; Oh LAbine, 1. Struck out
By Kline. 2; BY King. L; By Arroyo. /:
By Pace. l. Hits-O6 Kline. Z In
lnnings; on King, 0 in INNINGS: OF
Podres, IN 50 innings: on Labine,
in . y innines: on ARROYO, 3 in ! in
ning; on Pace. q in 1 inning: on Law.
= IN I inning. Runs and earned runs
On Kline. 3-3;- on Arroyo, 90; Oh
Pace. 90; Oh Law, 90; on Podres,
2-2; OF Labine: 90. winnins pitcher
Law SD, Losing piteher-Labine
$3.50. Umpires - Conlan. Donatelli,
DelmeFe. Smith. Time-9:a9.
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