Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13
SENATORS
Continued From PAGE CT

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Of the Senators six hits yester-
day, including a lusty triple. as
the Phils beat Washington. Az.
at Clearwater. Dick Harris
Clipped in with a single and a
double, while the Senators other
blow was a memorable one de-
livered by Harmon Killebrew.
Killebrew slammed a 440-foot
homer of Jim Hearn with none
aboard in the second inning.
The ball cleared the 40-foot CEN
terfield wall in a majestic arc to
give the Senators a lead which
Dick Brodowski held in his
three-inning effort.
Brodowski allowed two hits
and escaped harm, but Bobby
Brown had a miserable time of
it. Doubles by Willie Jones and
John Kennedy pried a run from
him in the fourth inning. With
two out in the fifth he walked
Bob Bowman and Bobby Nor
gan. frankie Baumholtz singled
across a run and Brown forced
across another by walking Ken
nedy and Mack Burk.
The Pills grabbed a Al lead
in the sixth when Solly Hemus
singled. Glen Gorbous doubled
and Bowman hit sacrifice fly.
The Senators obtained their
other run in the seventh of Dick
Farrell when Schoonmaker tri-
pied and Harris doubled.
Harris May Get Seasoning
Despite young Harris fine play
to date, Dresser currently is in
clined toward sending the second
baseman to the minors so he
can play regularly. At the mo-
ment Chuck believes in taking
a long-range view regarding
Dicks development.
Il think that Dick can make
the double play right now as well
as anybody in baseball Dresser
said, but it might be asking too
much of him to play in the ma
lors with his limited experience.
We're not suffering at second
base with Herb Plews and Jerry
Snyder available, so it might be
preferable if Dick got a years
steady play in the minors"
Dick Hyde. summarizing right
handler who has been ticketed
tentatively as one of Dressen'S
relief pitchers, didn't do anything
to destroy his chances against
the Fhils. He faced seven bat
tiers. Three singled and the other
four famed.
Tigers Use Aces
In today's game against the
Tigers here, the Senators will bt
stacked against the most formi.
dable pitching they've seen. witt
Billy Hoeft. Steve Gromek sno
Frank Larry due to fire for De-
troit against Chuck Stobbs ano
Garland Shifflett,
Roy Sievers. absent in the
Senators first four exhibitions
will break into today's game as
a starter in leftfeld. Schoon.
maker will remain in center il
the Tigers start the lefthandet
Hoeft, Dresser said. but II Man
ager Jack Tighe sends either thu
righthanded Gromek or Larry tt
the mound first. the Senators
manager said he'd take loo
at Rookie Sam Hill in center
NOTES; The pills became
aroused when Umpire Joe Papa.
rella called Burk out on a clost
force play at second base in thu
fourth inning Jones wa,
chased when his objections be-
came too strenuous and a few
moments later Richie Ashburr
was ordered of the bench fol
shouting American Lacquer" 81
Paparella
Dresser plans 10 employ 5ny.
der ct second base against thu
Tigers. The Senators shift
10 Tampa tomorrow TO BATH
the White 5ox, and trade tall
IS expected TO be resumed
The Red Sox repeatedly have
offered Outf1elder Faye Throne
berry and First Baseman Norm
zauchin to the Senators fol
Third Baseman Ed Yost, but
Dresser won't go lJr IT..
Jim Lemon batted for Hyde N
the ninth inning after Schoon
maker singled and Lyle Luttrel'
fiec out, Jim went down