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Evening star., 1963-04-14
Pirates II Hits Bury Reds, IA;
Friends 9Th BoIk Sets Season Mark

the National League have
called 10 balks. against none
In the American League.
Umpire AL Barlick said
earlier last week: mo one
bothered enforcing the (one-
second pause) rule until this
spring. We started calling
balks during the exhibition
season and win continue doing
So"
The rule calls for q pitcher
10 pause In his stretch for a
full second before making his
pitch.
Neither Pittsburgh Manager
Danny Murtaugh nor Friend
argued the calls.
Friend said, II work fast and
am therefore susceptible II
making balks. But I'm sure
my record won't hold up II the
umpires keep calling balks."
The Reds. In their third
straight loss. got an unearned
run In the fourth and added
three In the eighth.
The Pirates got TO Jim o.
Toole for three runs In the first
inning. highlighted by Bill
Mazeroski's two-run homer.
Reliever Johnny Tsitouris
gave up five runs and seven
hits in the ninth. -
Evening star., 1963-04-14

CINCINNATI. April l3 (AP).
Bob Friend held the Reds 10
six hits today as Pittsburgh
drummed out II in q 1874 VIC
tory. Friend had four balks
called on him.
The six balks charged 10
Friend In two games topped a
l3-year-old record for an en-
tire season.
Max Lanier set the old Ma
tional League season standard
Of five In 1850. Joe Boehling
In 1915 and Vic Raschi In 1850
established the major league
standard OF six.
-Four balks In q game also
broke the National League
game mark Of three. held by
three pitchers, and tied Ras-
chi's major league record Of
four.
Two balks In an inning by
Friend tied the National
League mark. established In
1888 by Bobert M. Brown OF
the Boston Braves. Roger
Craig OF the Nets tied the two
ln-one-inning record opening
day this season.
The balk calls against Friend
continue the rash Of such calls
this season In the National
League. Already, hmpires In
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Simmons Gets
Third Shutout
For Cardinals

ST. LOUIS, April IS (AP).-
Curt Simmons pitched the
Cardinals to their third
straight shutout, a TO victory
over the Phillies today in the
Cards home opener,
Simmons gave up only five
hits and aRowed no one past
second as he continued his
mastery over his former mates.
He has beaten them 10 times
In II decisions since coming to
the Cardinals.
Art Mahaffey, the loser lasted
five innings and gave UP three
runs.
Dick Groat and Julian Javier
led the Cardinal attack. Groat
opened the scoring In the first
with q triple and came home
after a throwing error on the
play.
Carl Sawatski and Javier hit
back-to-back home runs in the
second and Groat added q
homer in the seventh off john
ny Klippstein.
Javier doubled home another
run in the eighth off Ryne
Duren. who walked home two
more runs.
puu AnrU DuaNA - .o.,..
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Twins Edged
ByA'S3-2

KANSAS CITY, April Is
(AP). The Athletics scored
three runs in the sixth inning
and, behind the seven-hit
pitching OF Dave Wickersham.
beat the Twins. 3-2, tonight.
Wickersham engaged In a
scoreless duel with Dick Stig-
man for five innings. The visi-
tors scored twice In the sixth
on singles by Vic Power, Ber-
ME Allen and Earl Battey and
Bob Allison's double.
0ino Cimoli doubled TO lead
off the home sixth and scored
on Ed Charles double. Then
Stigman walked Norm Siebern,
and Chuck Essegian doubled
down the leftfield line TO score
Charles and Siebern.
Wickersham walked four Of
the first seven men he faced
but managed TO escape being
scored on.
He was replaced by John
Wyatt with two out in the
ninth.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
WiI|iamsUpset
In " Bout

PHILADELPHIA. April -
(AP).-Ernie Terrell. fighting
with a cut over his right eye.
upset Cleveland williams,
fourth ranked heavyweight
contender, tonight in q 10
round nationally televised bout
at the Arena. Terrell won q
split decision.
Terrell. ranked No. 10 and q
transplanted Chicagoan now
living In Philadelphia. weighed
1891 while williams. OF Hous-
ton. Tex. weighed 2i0.
Judge Jack Styles scored II
1914 for Terrell. Referee Pete
Tomasco also had II 46-44 for
Terrell. Judge Pete Pantaleo
scored II 46-44 for williams.
The Associated Press had VIII
iams out in front. 46-45.
The fight matched two of
the tallest men In ring history
Terrell Is 6-foot-6 and VIII
liams Ga.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Tigers Blast
Three Homers,
N
Top Tribe, 81.
CLEVELAND. April 13 (Ap)

CLEVELAND. April 13 (AP),
Home runs by Norm Cash,
Bill Bruton and Dick McAuliffe
coupled with seven-hit pitching
by Phil Regan and Terry Fox,
gave the Tigers q Al victory
over the Indians today.
McAuliffe raped a two-run
homer off Pete Ramos In the
second inning and Bruton hit
a solo shot against Ramos In
the third.
Cash connected to leftfield
off Gary Bell in the seventh.
The homers were the only
hits the fast balling r a m o
gave before going out for q
pinch-hitter in the fifth. Pete
struck out eight men.
Regan tired somewhat, YIELD
ing a homer to Tito Francons
IN the eighth.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
$45,I45 REFUNDED
OLINCOLN FANS

LINCOLN. r. l.. April Is
(AP). - After one horse
tossed his rider at the gate
and ran off and two others
refused to break, refunds
totaling $45.145 were ord
cred in the fourth race at
Lincoln Down today.
This event was started
with the doors In the gate
open in front Of the horses
because Of damage 1t re-
ceived In what looked like
a minor collision with one
Of the tracks watering
trucks.
Several indignant bettors
stormed the office Of the
racing commission and
protested the start. The
Rhode Island rules Of rae
ing allow a race TO be
started with the gates open
in case Of an emergency
such as developed today.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
INJURY BENCHES MANTLE
Yankees Drop Orioles, 81,
As fresh Drives in 4 Runs

NEW YORK, April Is (AP)
Tom fresh batted in fouI
runs with a home run. a pain
Of doubles and a single, and
Ralph Terry pitched a five.
hitter today as the Yankees in
flicted the first defeat Of the
season on Baltimore. 6-1.
The Yankees got all but one
Of their runs and six of Their
seven hits off Steve Barber, ar
old nemesis, as they registered
their third victory in foul
starts.
1t was the defending cham
Evening star., 1963-04-14

All Pirate starters hit safely.
including Friend who had two
singles.
Frank Robinson cleaned up
the ninth inning spree with
q two-run homer.
A bases-loaded error by Gene
Freese In the sixth allowed two
Pirate runs across. Two singles
added two more.
Evening star., 1963-04-14

long drive that bounced off the
rightfield foul pole In fair ter.
ritory for q home run.
Al Smith homered off Terry
Barber. who defeated Wash
ington in the season opener
was charged with the defeat.
Evening star., 1963-04-14

Major League Standings

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Boston 3. waahineton o.
New York Q, Baltimore 4.
Detroit 4, Cleveland 4,
KanaaA City .. Minnesota
chieago AZ Los Aneelss, nisht.
0AMEs TODAY
,OlS, sS''Sa " .SI.ts TIst:hiUSgsSS'p SStS' p
Chicago al Los Aneeles-buzhard
tQ-Ql or Herbert t0-Ol Va. Chance
Minnesota at Kansas city-Paseual
t0,,ll, 0,ll.l,.M " geggi So.i Z. n,.u,u. ,o-o,
Baltimore at New York-Estrada
600 W. Williams t0-O).
oAMEs TOMORROW
No games acheduled.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Rookie 49, Blanks Senator'S 80
7 Boston Homers
Defeat Rudolph
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer

Dave Morehead who only two years high school
boy dreaming about pitching in the big leagues the Senators
to sleep with eh shutout yesterday the Red Sox
80 in D. c. Stadium
The Senators turned deaf the peadngs Of 4430
members Of The Stars Knothole Club the 9047 paying
Evening star., 1963-04-14

RESULTS YESTERDAY
PittsbuTsh IL. cineinnati 4.
Milwaukee B, New York g
San Francisco 2, Chicago
~, Louh z, phiiadelphIa o.
Los Angeles ., Houston 4.
GAMES TODAY
San Francisco II Chicago Mariehal
t0-0l W. Jackson (O-D.
Pittsburgh q .cincinnati--McBean
tO.0l W, Jay tO-D.
OF v. Hsndisy OH
PhiiaSslphia 81 81. Louis Ca)--
Bposilo 10, ana d ssdscki ',Scteyoj. w.
Los Angelea ~ Hopston-KoufaS
u-O) W. Nottebart (0-0l.
GAMEs TOMORROW
New York at .Mllwaukss.
Only came scheduled
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Vernon Gives
Brown Rest,
Uses Phillips

Tommy Brown, hitless in IA
trips to the plate, including
eight strikeouts, in a bold bid
to leap from college baseball
to the big leagues. will get a
rest today against the Red Sox
as Dick Phillips takes over at
first base.
Manager Johnny Pesky Of
the BoSox plans to get another
look at a young righthander
today. Jerry Stephenson, 19-
year-old son of Joe Stephenson,
a scout with the Red Sox, is
scheduled to pitch after just
10 games In Class B ball with
Winston-Salem In the Carolina
league.
Bennie Daniels will pitch for
the Senators. =. Don Leppert
was scratched from the starting
lineup yesterday at the last
minute due to an upset stom-
ach. The Senators catcher is
still working on three home
runs in his last three times at
bat.
Marv Breeding and Ed Brink
man were in a rare infield col
lision yesterday when they ran
smack into each other trying
to flag down Chuck Schilling's
bounder through the mound.
Both were knocked to the turf,
but were up in q minute or two.
Three members Of the Knot
hole Club we're outside the
gates at $3.50. ga hours be-
fore the gates opened.
Lock made two more SPAR
king catches in center. He
went back for Roman Mejias'
liner in the third and grace
fully averted the fence by NOV
ing in the manner OF an ice
skater, Just gliding. and took
Clinton's drive In deep center
In the sixth.
The Senator's looked sharp
on a doubleplay In the seventh
when Brown moved quickly in
the hole between first and sec
ond for Carl Yastrzemski's
grounder and fired to Ed
Brinkman at short. Brinkman's
quick throw to Bronstad at
first nailed Yastrzemski.
The Red Sox's lone double play
was costly TO the Senators. Don
Lock walked In the eighth but
was out trying TO take second
when Osborne struck out
WHTTTLESEY.
Evening star., 1963-04-14

Tresh's double In the third
was wasted but his two-bagger
off Barber In the fifth scored
Joe Pepitone and Kubek. who
had reached base on errors by
Jerry Adair and Jim Gentle.
respectively.
Yves Stock, Baltimore's third
pitcher. was on the mound in
the eighth when fresh sent o
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Mr.. Fitz' Colt
Sets Record in
Laurel Stakes
Bold Commander
% Wins Chesapeake
By Two Lengths
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons may
be retiring in June, but there
was no indication yesterday
that he has lost his touch.
Wheatley Stables Bold Com
mander, trained by Mr.. Fitz,
outran eight other 3-year-olds
In track-record time to win the
42d Chesapeake Stakes at
Laurel.
Sprinting to the lead early,
Bold Commander, not nomi-
mated for the Kentucky Derby
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Mantle Leaves Game

The Yankees Joy was dam
pened somewhat by an injury
to Mickey Mantle, who wa s
forced out when he aggravated
a muscle strain sustained last
Tuesday.
The injury. in the upper left
abdomen, caused him intense
pain when he swung at q pitch
in the first inning. He hit into
q double play.
Jack Reed replaced Mantle in
centerfield at the start Of the
second inning. Mantle is ex-
pected to return to the line
UP tomorrow or Tuesday. The
Yankees do not play Monday.
fresh enjoyed q perfect aft
ernoon at the plate. He singled
off Barber In the first inning
to drive IN Tony Kubek, who
also had singled and advanced
to third on q one-bagger by
Bobby Richardson.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
BALTIMORE


E-Brandt. Adair. Gentle, Lopez. fresh
Howard: Po.A-B Baltimore 2l-i3. New
rcrk I.l3. pP-Barher. Adair and Gen
more 5, New YORK J.
7B-Aparieio, fresh z. HR-Smith, Boy
lr, fresh. SB-Aparieio. S-Terry.
Evening star., 1963-04-14
Ferraro's Thinking

I'VE almost Tapped the win
ner at the three-eighths pole
but then my horse couldn't
handle him." Boulmetis said.
It looked like wishful think
ing from the press box, but
Ronnie Ferraro, who piloted
Hot Dust from far back 10 sec
ond. said:
I'VE might have caught the
winner In another sixteenth.
Bold Commander earned
first money Of Sle.346 which
was about a third more than
he had earned In 10 2-year-
old starts and three previous
races this season.
Betting on the third satur-
day program totaled ti.oo3,-
926.
Evening star., 1963-04-14

E-Bsnks. Po-A : Minnesota 7A.lo, Kan
sas cl.y u.ll. DP-Ranhs. Allen and Pow
erl Wlcheraham, Howeer and Slebern
LOB Minnesota =, Kansas City 7.
7b@c Charles. Allison, Cimoli. EsseTian
Evening star., 1963-04-14

sS 'DS DmasS. %ss Hurley. a ss Flah.r
ty. T-7;33. A-3.4po.
Evening star., 1963-04-14

pions' first triumph in II meet
ings with the Orioles. who
whipped New York the last SIX
times the teams met during the
1862 campaign. three times in
spring exhibitions and in their
first league encounter this sea.
son.
Evening star., 1963-04-14


members Of The Stars Knott
customers who also were root
ing for some runs, but without
as much enthusiasm.
Morehead, who signed with
the Red Sox for $4,000 after
being graduated from high
school in June, 1861. struck out
10 in his major league debut.
He famed Tommy Brown four
times.
The Red Sox put it away in
the second inning against Don
Rudolph by the same method
that the Orioles used to beat
Don and the Senators in the
opening game last Monday.
Stuart, Clinton Connect
Dick Stuart, obtained from
the Pirates for his home-run
potential, blasted a Rudolph
pitch into the upper deck in
left as leadoff man in the
second inning.
Roman Mejias singled to
center, and Lou Clinton fol-
lowed with a home run into
the Red Sox bullpen. Frank
Malone ripped a single to left,
and that was all for Rudolph,
Jim Duckworth, Jim Bronstad
and Jim Hannah held the Red
Sox scoreless the rest of the
way.
Washington pitchers now
have posted 33 scoreless inning.
out Of a possible 36 but have
won only one game, that one
when Tom Cheney pitched q
one-hit shutout. Three times
they have been beaten by
three-run innings, twice by Bal.
timore and again yesterday.
Morehead held the Senator.
to five singles and walked four
and had a two-base error be.
hind him. Every time the Sen,
ators would threaten MoreheaC
would glance at the busy Ret
Sox bullpen and proceed II
keep his potential relief pitch
ers in their place.
None Pass Second
Only three Washington run
ners got past first base-in tn
third, fourth and ninth inning
and nobody reach third. TIL
Senators had the tying run a
the plate in the ninth in Mar
Breeding, but he popped +
short with two runners aboard
Ken Retzer led off the mint
with q single to right an,
Chuck Cottier ran for him
Brown took a called strike 70
his fourth straight strikeout
Tommy Just stood there, as
he couldn't believe 1t. E,
Brinkman popped to short 70
the second out.
Jim King batted for jim
Hannah and topped a trick,
roller down the first base line
First Baseman Gary Ceiger,
relief man for Stuart, OBJ
structed Kings path to first a
he hovered over the ball, wait
ing for 1t to come back into faiI
territory.
1t rolled back fair and More.
head had the ball at first IL
time for the putout, but Umpire
Bill Haller, who was behind tn,
plate, rushed TO first and calleC
King safe on an obstruction
Cottier went to second.
Fly Pops Loose
The only other Senators Il
reach second we're Breeding
and Bo Osborne. Mejias anC
Clinton ran for Breeding's fly
to right in the third, and a
Mejias backed off the bal
popped away from Clintoni
glove.
Osborne led off the fourth
with a single and Retzer singled
TO right, but Brown, BrinkmaI
and Pinch Hitter Dick Phil
lips struck out. Phillips takinl
q look.
Morehead. who pitched foI
Johnny Pesky when both wer,
at Seattle last year. won hi
starting Job with his consistent.
ly good work in spring training
The l9-year-old righthandei
pitched in only l6 games fol
Johnstown In the Eastern
League In 1891 and Was i(l-I