Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14
Yankees and Sox Fined
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retrieved the ball Dolby CHI
NAKED the exchange with a left
hook that decked Ditmar. set
ting the stage for a general
battle.
DrOpO ClOuts Slaughter
Bill Skowron. husky Yankee
first baseman, threw Dolby to the
ground and when Dropo tried
to pull Skowron off Dolby.
Slaughter got into the act. Dropo
retaliated with a looping right TO
Slaughter's balding head and
that was the signal for players
from both teams to swarm onto
the field and join in the melee
The umpires almost had re-
stored peace when Martin said
something to Dolby and they had
to be separated
Martin was escorted to the
dressing room by a half-dozen
policemen as the crowd OF 23,401
voiced its sentiments
The Yankees victory cut the
White Sox' league lead to four
games and gave them a 81 edge
in the series as they handed Billy
Pierce. a 10-game winner, his
third defeat.
Ooscured by the shenaniganS
in Chicago was the performance
OF Ted williams. who for the
second time this season hi
three home runs in one game ir
leading the Red SoX TO a 9-G
triumph over the Indians Tee
tied a major league record If
the process.
The loss dumped Cleveland
into fourth place as the Tigers
moved into third with a 2-l
victory over the Orioles. Kansas
City bumped the Senators. 60
Harridge conferred for 20 min.
utes with Managers Casey Sten.
gel of the Yankees and AL Lopez
of the White Sox and the foul
umpires after the Chicago affair
and Chuck Comiskey, White So,
vice president. told newsmen III
had protested TO Chief Umpire
Larry Napp because Dropo anC
Dolby had been tossed out whil'
Ditmar was allowed TO remain
in the game. Comiskey quoted
Napp as saying that Dolby wa
the aggressor and that's VIII.
Ditmar was allowed TO continue
Claims "Self-Defense"
Dolby claimed, however, tina
he struck in "self-defense' '-h
thought Ditmar was comin
after him. The White So,
claimed AL Cicotte of the Yam
KEGS threw at Outfielder Mimi
Minoso Wednesday night. Nj
noso's only apparent partici
patton in yesterdays struggl
was a chest humping inciden
with Stengel.
The Sox took a 30 lead in tn
second inning on jim Rivera
two-run homer. New Yor
scored one in the third o
doubles by Bobby Richardso
and Gil McDougald
The Yankees made IL Al i
the fifth with three-run clus
ter which definitely ende
Pierces quest for his eight
straight win. The Yankee run i
the third was the first score
of Pierce in rs innings. Gerr
Staley replaced Pierce and wa
followed by Dixie Howell an
Paul LaPalme.
Doubles by McDougald an
Mickey Mantle and singles b
SkoWron and Andy Carey di
the damage.
The Sox shaved their defic
to 4-3 on Sherman Lollar's base,
empty homer in the eighth.
Win Goes TO Dittmar
To play 1t safe, Stengel LITE
Ditmar for Bob Grim in I'll
ninth. but Ditmar was credite
with his third victory against or
defeat.
Williams, who belted thrt
home runs against the White Sc
May 8. became the first America
Lacquer TO collect a pair ,
three home-run games in or
season. Only Johnny Mize an
Ralph Kiner Of the Nations
League had done IL. William
tagged loser Early wynn for u
first two. then got No. n of Be
Lemon. making his first appea,
ance since a May "a injury. To-