Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-03

: ORIOLES
nus HurIer
uick Trial
Iefthander IRE q no.hitter
against Rhode Island and twice
strike out 10 batters. He's from
Milford. Mass, outside Boston.
He's . 185-pounder and the son
of q plumber, Angelo, who
played semipro baseball as an
outf1elder.
Fastest on Club
Catcher Ed FITZGERALD, who
warmed up Lumenti before yes
terday's double-header, said
Ralph is faster than Pete
Ramos. LeFebvre went further
and said he's swifter than any,
body on the Senator's stan.
Lumenti said he selected the
Senators because he was told
he'd get an opportunity to
pitch. He certainly will, and
soon.
The Senators plan to bring
up three pitchers from minor
league ranks, but they won't be
arriving for two weeks Bob
Wiesler, with Richmond, and
Hal Griggs and Don Minnick
with Chattanooga, viii be in
volved in playoffs and aren't
likely to report before Septem-
Der II.
Harmon Killebrew. who has
been playing third base at
Chattanooga, also will be i'm.
ported but also will be delayed.
The only help coming along
soon win be Outefielder Neil
Chrisley, who batted .337 with
Indianapolis. He's scheduled to
report Monday.
Lumenti becomes the Sena-
tors third bonus boy. Kille-
brew was the first and Out
fielder Jerry Schoonmaker, who
has batted only IL times this
season without success, was the
second. Both got $50. 600 spread
over three years. Schoonmaker
viii be farmed out next season.
williams Not Needed
The Red sox got by nicely
yesterday without Ted VIII
liams. who was confined to his
hotel room with . cold. Billy
Klaus, Billy Console and Jim
Piersall took over the slugging
In his absence:
Klaus got three singles in the
FIRST game as the Red Sox
clipped Ramos and Joe Black
for IL hits, then added q
homer, triple and single in the
second game Is Boston clipped
Russ Kemmerer, Dick Hyde
and Bud Byerly for IL hits.
Console contributed q homer
in the first game, while Piersall
had q homer. double and q sim
gle in the opener and q homer
and . single in the nightcap.
The Red Sox got two OF
Ramos in the first inning of the
opener and that was suficient
as Frank Sullivan stopped the
Senator'S on six hits. Washing
toms run materialized in the
third on doubles by Ed Yost
and Pete Runnels.
SIsIer Comes Apart
Dave Sisler pitched q i've
inning no-hitter against the.
Senator'S in the second game
as Boston accumulated q 40
lead against Kemmerer. How
ever. Sisler came apart in the
sixth after Jackie Jensen mis-
judged Rocky Bridges ny into
q triple.
Julio Becquer followed with
q pinch single and Sisler walked
three to force across another
run. Ike O'clock was thumped'
for q two-run single by Roy
Sievers, and Lou Berberet stuck
the Senators in front. So with
another single. Sievers' hit
increased his league-leading
runs-batted-in production to
90.
Hyde was clipped for two runs
in the seventh. but the Sena-
tors again grabbed the lead in
the eighth when Berberet
smacked a two-run homer on
Murray Wall. Byerly, who
can't take too much work, gave
up homers to Sammy White
and Piersall in the eighth.
The Senators loaded the bases
with two out in the ninth, but
Berberet grounded out to end 1t.
NOTES: Idle today, the SEN
ators open q two-game series
tomorrow night at Baltimore.
They'll return to Grifith Sta
dunn Friday night to start q
three-game set with the YAM
KEGS. Ramos now has al
lowed II homers, iive short Of
Robin Roberts major league
mark.
Jensen got his 1,O00th major
league hit OF Ramos in the
first inning Of the opener and
the ball was tipped out Of ac-
ton so Jackie could have 1t
as q souvenir. The Sena.
tors have lost six and split IL
double headers. winning none.
Becquer's pinch-hit was
his 10th. leaving him four shy
Of tying the American League