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Show DESERET MEWS AND TELEGRAM, 4C ry White By FRI.D DOW S 1'nltnd Prm International The Chicago While Sox are up to their old trick. Victor in 35 one-rugame en route to the 1959 pennant, the White Sox are defending their championship the same way they won It by winning the close one. And if that's the mark of a champion, then their seven A.L. rivals are for a long, hard summer. The White Sox made it two victories in straight one-ru- ; To Old Tricks the new season Thursday when Ted Kluszew ski's runscoring single pulled out a , 11 inning win over the Kansas City Athletic. Nelson Fox, the A.I.a most valuable plajer In '59, led the White Sox comeback from a deficit with three alnglea and a double In four official tripe. Fox doubled and arored the run that tied the score at 44 In the fourth inning, delivered a aacriflce flrst-Innln- 4-- Solt loke City. Fridoy. April 22. 1960 fly that tied it again, at 6 5, d In the sixth, and then to set up the winning run in the 11th. Fox, hatting .500 after two games, led off the 11th with a single and moved to second when Minnie Minoso walked. Kluszewskl then delivered a line single down the right field line to chase m Kellie with the decisive tally. Gerry Staley, who shut out the Athletics with one hit over the last five innings, received eln-gle- Major Leagues Baseball Summary American league NELLIE FOX . . . timely Mows credit for his first win. Bob Shaw, an 18 game winner laat season, started for the Sox but was bombed for four runs and eight hits In 3S innings. Relief pitcher Ken Johnson was Kansas Citys loeer. The Kew York Yankees downed the Boston Red Sox, and the Washington Senators nipped the Baltimore Orioles, 6 5, In the other American League games while the Milwaukee Brave tripped the Cincinnati Reds, 20, and the Pittsburgh Pirate ripped the Philadelphia Phillies, 115, in the only National League 4-- TOII Rookie 4 o k n jr Gabler National league three-hi- t bell for pitched 0(i eeten innings and fireball relief specdallxt Ryne Durea 3 10 0 Stephens rf 3 0 0 4 13 0 Thomson If 3 0 0 ft finished up for the Yankee, 4 1 1 3 Keouth rf 3 0 0 0 4 13 Jackson lb 4 0 0 0 who won their opening 4 0 0 0 Sadowski c 3 0 1 0 two game to one. Bill 3 0 0 0 Mnbqtte p 0 0 0 0 3 0 10a Wartx 1010 Skowron and Gil McDougaid 0 0 0 0 a Webster 0 0 0 0 Tkinlep! Basalt homered and Roger Marls Hillman p 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee 3, Cincinnati 0 c Geiger 10 10 had two hits for tho Yan0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 11. Philadelphia 'Formeiesp -( Only Gama Scheduled) kee. Ted Williams was out 41 T Tatals II 4 t040 of the Red Sox lineup for PITTSBURGH a Sin led for Monbouquette In 9th. PHILADELPHIA ah r h rbl ahrbrbl the second straight game. bran for Werti m 6th, c singled for Del Grc cf 3 3 2 0 Skinner If 3 3 1 3 HiUman in Ith. 4 2 3 2 laihson rf 1 0 0 0 C roat sa hew Verb M 4m Rookie Dsn Debbek's three-ruc Waltrt rf 3 0 S 0 Schoild sa 1 6 0 0 Sill Baste 4 111 Clemnte rf S 2 3 0 homer with two out in E Richardson DP Runne's to Bud Dark 3b 1 S 1 3 2 Stuart lb din to Jackson. Kubek to Richardson Hera 3b lb ft 0 Hoak 3b 10 10 the ninth gave the Senators to Skowrnn, McDotisdld to Richard Bouche lb 1 4 114 their third win in four aon to Skowron LOB -- New York 3. a Lepco 2b 2 0 0 0 Smith c game HR Skowron. 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Tstali IT 4 10 SI TaUla If 111 4 a Ran for iwanflt In 3rd; out for for Estrada in th; Powara In 4th: d ran for Lemon m for Jonas in 7th; 7th; out for Clevenger In 8th; singled for Dmpo In Ith, htruck aut for Fisher In Ith. WMI 19ft Wl3 4 Washington M lib 4 Baltimore DP Breeding E Power. Barbar. to Hansen to Dropo LOB Washington 11, Baltimore 13 IB Conaolo, HR AUison, Gardner. Lemon ling. Dobbek. 5 Robinson, Tasby. SF Pearson. sr bb sa la 6 , Lee Kralirk 1 Clevenger 0 Abernathv 3 Stobba iW, 4 Barber COMPLETE BATH SIT lodudoe the Abo w Toilet Tub end Wash ftaem I29 NOTHING DOWN As Low as $5 Month I OVER s 1,500 BINS OP 1 3 Fisher L, 1 11 i Abernathy faced eighth) HBP By Estrada (Battey); by Fisher iBavtey). WP Oavengar. PB 377. PARTS REPAIR 3 tirade J ones PLUMBING I T KETCHUM'S lovib 0 A 03. Texas Lsagus H 7th Wort 3 Austin 10, Tulsa B Amarillo 8, Valiev 4 Victoria 3, San Antonio 0 Tuttlacf n HM 1 1 a 1 1 By I ailed off Jack Fisher after walks to Lenny Green and Harmon Killebiew. Gene Woodling homered for the Orioles. Upede, Ban Fisa. 7 2S 3 It Carlton Willey, one of the RUNS BATTED IV Pirates, ftkuiner, 1); McMillan, "younger" pitchers manager Red. Aaron, Braves, S. Banks. Charlie Dresden promised to Cubs, ft10, Cepeda. Giants, S. Smith. Puate. ft; Clemente. Pual, 3 give a chance this season, pitched a fourhitter for the Braves, striking out 10 batters and walking only three. Hank Aaron singled home the Braves first run In the seventh inning and Mel Roach's $ f sacrifice fly added the other. r k i Jim OToole was the lose for I Cincinnati. Hal Smith, Bob Skinner and f Fred Green hit homers as the Pirates rapped out 15 hits at i the expense of four Philadeli 'j phia pitcher. Roberto Clemente and Dick Stuart had three hit each for the Pirates and Jim Coker homered for TECHNICIANS ELECTRONIC 501. 10 8 1 3 1 4 3 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 8 8 0 12 4 1 0 0 2 ft 0 0 1 0 0 0 110 113 CHICAGO ab r b rbl Aparicio ts 8 1 0 ft 4 3 4 3 Fox 2b 4 0 3 1 Minoaolf Klurski lb 4 0 11 Freeee 3b 8 0 0 0 Lollarc Smith rf Landis cf Shaw p a Torgeeon Ferrarea p Moors p b Hick Currv Meyer p Merry RENT lawTillers Rollers UNITED SAIT IAKI-M- MUMAY-S- RENT-ALL- S SOUTH MAIN SOUTH IT ATI 7. 1.0 r 1 the Phillie. Ycaza Wins 4 Races NEW YORK (UPI) Jockey Manuel Ycaza brought home four winners on the eve of hia suspension at AquePanama-borduct. The 22 year-oIrider won the first three races Wednesday and climaxed his performance with a victory aboard Mommy Dear in the $27,550 Distaff Handicap. 10-da- y d T.Ula tSGMEE 0 0 ft 0 0 0 01 -- SI T.UU It 1, 11 nut for Bouche in 3rd; out for H Anderson In 3rd: (rounded out for CaUleon in 4th; out for Lapcio in 7th; out for Maaon in Sth. 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