Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-13

SA"S <AAA0OoA GdLIlC winner
marking up his 18th victory
despite a pair of home runs BY
Ted Williams.
Dodgers Move Up
In the National League, st
Louis retained a two-game leac
as Sam Jones beat the Giants
5-1. with a two-hitter. Milwau.
kee regained second place, beat.
ing Pittsburgh, 5-4, after Phila.
delphia slipped to third, three
game out, with a So defeat By
the last-place Cubs. Brooklyn
despite only four hits. took
fourth place from Cincinnati
slapping a seventh successive
defeat on the Redlegs, 81
with none Of the fisticuffs
which spanked Thursday night
meeting.
Simpson, who had singled to
gain a ninth-inning tie in
Thursdays 80 success at Kar-
saS City, delivered his payofi
sock last night against Ralph
Terry-the young Highlander,
who went from the Yanks to
the AS in the June IS deal that
sent Simpson to New York.
Mickey Nantes oath homer
and Vic Powers ninth had left
1T tied at IL for Simpsons
blast, his first as a Yankee.
Woody Held. also in on that
June trade, homered in the
ninth for the AS, while Stengel
made like a harried manager
using three believers to protect
Don Larsen's fifth victory.
Rookie Dick Brown, Rocky
Colavito and Gene Woodling
hammered two-run homers for
the Indians. who had lost seven
in a row. Weddings was the
one that bagged it. coming of
losing reliever Ray Moore in
the ninth. Mike Garcia won it
in relief after the Orioles blew
a 60 lead to end their one-day
stay in the first division.
Cardinals Hit Homers
Burning. who pitched a per-
feet first three innings in Tues
days All-Star game, gave I'D
successive homers to williams
IN the first and third innings,
then walked the big guy and
got him on a foul pop. williams
2lst and 22nd homers were
good for all three Red Sox runs
and a lifetime total Of 1000
runs batted in. Eighth best in
the all-time lists. Ray Boone.
getting four hits for the second
game in a row. drove in three
Detroit runs as Frank Sullivan
lost his sixth-fourth to the
Tigers.
The Cards backed UP Jones
stuff with home runs by Stan
Musial, AL Dark and Don Bias
ingame. Jones lost q no-hitter
when Whitley Lockman singled
in the sixth. then gave UP his
shutout when Willie Mays
homered with two out In the
ninth. Jones. now 7-3, and
Ruben Gomez, 1913 with the
defeat, were warned about
beanballs after throwing dust
ers" at each other, but after
ward said they were good
friends and it was all good
clean fun.
Polo Grounds fans raised q
row after the beanball warn
ings, throwing debris on the
field and almost hitting Right
fielder Joe Cunningham Of the
Cardinals with q bottle.
Hank Aaron belted his 2Sth
home run. tops in the majors
and Johnny Logan hit his Sec
ond in two nights for the
Braves.
Roberts Loses Sixth
Robin Roberts. the Phils
veteran winner, lost his sixth
in a row for~the first time ir
the majors, giving UP all the
Cub runs on three homers fol
a total Of rs gopher balls anc
a 6-l2 record. Jerry Kindal
homered twice, but 1t was Ernie
Banks two-run shot in Tho
eighth that overhauled q 81
Phil lead for reliever jim
Brosnan's first victory.
The Dodgers had only two
hits and Q Ill tie against
Johnny Klippstein until thu
eighth, when Gino Cimol
tagged q 80 pitch for q two.
run triple. Don Newcombe wor
his fifth in q row for q 9-(
record. walking none and strik'
ing out five while permitting
five singles. Klippstein. 80
famed 10.
Redleg Third Baseman Dol
Hoax. fined 500 by Nationa
League President Warren Giles
as were his teammate Rau
Sanchez. and Junior Gillian
and Charlie Neal Of tkd Dodg
ers. for the Thursday lights
was out Of the lineup. HdeIines