Evening star., 1962-09-16
Rookie Tops
Chicago for
First Victory
By MERRELL WHITTELSEY
Star Staff Writer

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The Senators bombed the
White Sox with q lusty three
hit attack for the second night
in a row last night, but this
time they scored a run for each
hit and presented rookie Carl
Bouldin with his first major
league victory, 81.
Bouldin pitched four perfect
innings, gave UP a run in the
fifth, and thes pitched smart
ly out Of trouble spots in the
last four innings.
He struck out seven, walked
only one and gave up seven
hits.
A crowd of 4.254, plus 1899
members Of The Stars Knot
hole Club, saw the game.
Third Start for BOuIdin
Bouldin, who started the sea-
son with the Senator's and twice
was sent to Syracuse and twice
recalled, had two previous
major league starts. one about
this time last year, and one in
April in Boston. He lost both.
He will be % tomorrow.
The Senators scored in both
innings in which they obtained
hits off Juan Pizarro, who lost
for the 18th time against IL
victories. :!
John Schaive. making his
debut as a cleanup hitter in a
drastic lineup shuttle by Man.
ager Mickey Vernon, doubled
inside the third-base line in
the second, went to third on an
infield out and scored on Bob
Schn1idt's sacrifice fly.
Schmidt, who won the last
Saturday night game that the
Senators played here with a
dramatic home run in extra in
nings, batted in two Of the
three runs last night.
In the sixth inning Schaive
was safe on Al Smiths error,
went to second on a sacrifice.
and scored on Don Locks ring
ing single to center.
Lock stole second and scored
on Schmidt's single to left.
Vernon benched his young
infielders and put Bob john
son in the outfield for the
first time this year. He made
three defensive outfield
changes in the eighth inningI
Mickey made one trip to the
mound to talk to Bouldin,
when the White Sox had two
on and two out in the eighth
after Nellie Fox and Floyd
Robinson singled. Bouldin was
left in to pitch to Deacon
Jones and disposed of him on
a long fly to Chuck Hinton,
who had moved to centerfield
from right.
Hinton walked once but was
hitless the other three trips
and lost two points, dropping
to a .311 average.
The first baSerunner off
Bouldin was Deacon Jones. who
hit a one-hop double against
the left-centerfield fence as
the second hitter in the fifth
inning.
Smith famed for the second
out. but Bouldin then walked
Weis, who reported to the
White Sox yesterday from In
dianapolis. and played short.
Camilo Carreon hit the first
pitch for a single to left, scor-
ing Jones. Bouldin pushed a
third strike past Pizarro to end
the inning.
3 Hits for CarreOn
With two out in the seventh,
Bouldin hit Weis and gave up
a single to Carreon, but Sherm
Lollar batted for Pizarro and
| forced Carreon.
Carreon had his third hit in
the 9th, but pinch-hitter Mike
Hershberger grounded out to
end the game.
] NOTES-Ray Herbert will go
for his 18th victory today for
the White Sos-and viii be OPP
posed by Claude Osteen, who
will be out to give the Senator's
an even Observation-Disclosures
for the season. Bouldin was
1 10-7 with Syracuse.
The Clark Griffith Memorial
will be dedicated Tuesday night
J at 7:40, prior to the Yankees
game. Senator Bible of Nevada
| will unveil the monument. The
Hhome Plate Club will sponsor
the dedication.
Nellie Fox extended his string
of errorless games to so, and
325 chances.