Evening star., 1962-05-13

run into the senators, Dullpen
in right-center in the eighth
inning.
Steve Barber, betrayed by
three Oriole errors in the sixth
inning when the Senators
scored their two runs, won his
fourth game while on weekend
pass from Fort Bragg. Two
have been over the Senators.
His only defeat was last Sat-
urday night when the Orioles
were the victims Of Bo Belin-
sky's no-hitter.
Only 6,677 on Hand
A crowd Of e.677 watched to-
nights game.
Pete Burnside pitched a five
hitter and struck out six, but
the difference was that home
run pitch which Pete tossed.
The homer was Gentile's
seventh.
The Senator's mad the tyink
run on second with one out In
the ninth after Bob johnson
singled to lead off, ands went
to second on Bob Schmidt's hot
smash that Barber knocked
down. But Cottier grounded TO
short and Dale Long, batting
for Burnside, was nipped on q
good play by Johnny Temple.
Both pitchers were victims od
an, unearned run, but Burn
sides was Of his own making.
Pete failed to tag first base on
Barber's grounder to Harry
Bright in the third inning.
Barber reaching first on the
error.
Temple placed a perfect bunt
down the third-base line, arl6
after Earl Robinson struck oN
Brooks Robinson drove in the
first run with a single to center
The Senators, who scored II
runs in the sixth after twr
were out last night, startet
acting up with two away to-
might In the same inning.
With one out, Chuck Hintor
doubled off the wall in thu
! rightfield corner. With twr
AWAY. Bright scored Hintor
with q single to center, arlt
continued to second on Jacli
Brandts bobble.
Woodling slapped a grounde.'
to short and Bright screenetl
the ball from Adair. It wen.
through Adair's legs for ai
error. Bright scoring, With thc
hit-and-run on, Bob JohnsciI
missed the pitch and Woodlirr
appeared out by @ mile, bu
Temple dropped the ball for th
third Oriole error Of the inning
Barber, looking extremely
disguised, walked johnson
Harry Brecheen, the Oriole.
pitching coach, came to th,
mound and Barber got out oi
the inning when Schmid
tapped back to the mound.
Burnside's 2-1 lead was shor
lived, He had q two-strik
count on Gentle when h
nicked Jim in the shoulde.
Brandt dropped a bunt in from
Of the plate and beat 1t otl
putting runners on first afic.
second.
Schmidt Catches Gentle
Schmidt outsmarted til
Orioles. calling for q pitchor,
with John Powell at bat, an,
Gentle was picked off secon(
Schmidt to- Johnson to job
Schaive. Brandt took secor,.
on the rundown.
After Powell struck out fo.
the third straight time, Til
andos tied the score with
scorching liner past Schaive 4
third.
The Senators had a base
runner on second with one OF
in the eighth on Cottier's sin
gle and Burnside's sacrifice
but Jim Piersall and Hinto
couldn't get the ball out C.
the infield.
Gentle picked on Burnside
first pitch in the eighth ans
1t never was in doubt. The bai
cleared the fence in right
center. Jim King, who had re
placed Woodling in right as
defensive measure, merely CAV
the ball a glance. Woodling
hitting streak was snapped a
he walked once in going 0-for
I3.
Burnside gave up only fiy
hits to Barber's six. Bot
famed six. but Pete lost it o.
his error. the hit batsman, an.
the home run.
4 Barber walked only two arlt
put the Senators down in orde
four times. Bright had two o
the hits and just missed {.
third when Earl Robinson
banged against the wall in righ
hauling down Harry's smasll
in the eighth.
NOTES.-The Orioles were
passing around a rumor tina
the Senators were going t.
trade Cottier to the White So:
for Bob Farley and Charle:
Smith. Apparently 1t started
as a gag in the Senator's club
house the previous night. Et
Doherty said 1t was a gag a.
far as he was concerned.
The two errors that Whitey
Herzog made Friday night
were his first since 1860.
Jack Fisher, inactive the
first month of the season be-
cause of arm trouble, will make
his first start for the Orioles
TODAY AGAINST Don Rudnlnh