Show ' (rMiFltfoluiiijic fn: I: mi t GBOT By EARL WRIGHT V 10-inni- Casey takes full blame for the players because you want to give AL’s series of losses "I wish to as many as possible that chance “Sometimes you wind up with make it as emphatic as possible an e because that I am the one man responsible youovercrowded have been a jittery manager for those four straight All-Sttoo anxious to win defeats suffered! by the American “This time I have got to curb my y know sympathies and my I that the league League and shoot for the game by being realistic and tough”-Th- e rest of Casey’s story will be told in Cleveland con July 13 1 1 Rain washed out a portion of the second annual 20-3- 0 Club golf tournament over the El Monte course yesterday The event will be restaged next Sunday club officials report Midvale will stage a mammoth rodeo July 3 and 5 Marv Jensen has been embarrassed and pos- reports “We can accommodate sibly it has wondered if it might 5000 people now and anticipate not be a good idea to overcome a big crowd” said Jensen over my jinx by letting some other the telephone “The rodeo will start at 4 r manager operate the on each of the two days We pm will team “However I am to manage the provide $1500 in award money American Leaguers again on July plus the entrance fees for the 13 and this time I have got to do cowboys One of the features toll be the wild horse race We have better obtained 12 wild horsesi and six “The fans of America who will be used each day The rodeo through their newspapers and grounds are located on Redwood radio and television stations Road oft the Ringham Highway:” r teams pick the two except for the pitchers have Lloyd Barney Utah’s 1954 done a splendid job year after baseballer is pitching year They cannot be asked to superb ball for the Ogden Elks share any of the blame in the Metropolitan League His “I have picked the pitchers for club is leading the loop with four the last four years I know that X wins and no defeats Barney will made a few Selections leave Aug 9 for Chicago where inj the past and for these my he will watch a number of major apologies to the American league league games He’ll also attend and to the fans” the Detroit Lions-Colleg- e Casey’s attitude toward this football headliner battle has beyear’s inter-leagu- e come hardened-by-necessit- y He Bill Cook right-handepitchpoints out in his sport feature er will join the Ogden Reds that every one of the 25 players tonight He was by fortunate and' skilled enough to Bobby Alattick and issigned a rookie be selected for the All-Stduel Naturally one of the current is eager to get in the lineup and staff members will have to know hid moment of glory move elsewhere to make room ‘‘Iv know it’s a terrible disapfor Cook pointment for' a player to spend the big afternoon on the bench The Salt Lake City Bees holdand rely on small print in the ers of second place will come to record books to remind the future town tomorrow night for a three-gam- e that he was picked for the game series with the Reds Game “Sometimes you use too many time will be 8 pm nightly Casey Stengel i All-Sta- All-Sta- All-Ameri- ca ill-advis- All-Sta- rs d ar (HJKflJORO (ifsmm " iinq v 3 3-- 2 V- Sarazen to Test Chicago A -- i YEARS-0(08- 33 32 33 23 He predicted an entire 'group of fortyish stars headed by Sam Snead Ben Hogan and Jimmy had shot its final bolt in the recent Open at Baltusrol and a new Set of kids was ready to take over As the best bet among the youngsters the little squire unhesitatingly picked Gene Littler the West Coast star who won the amateur title and then s turned pro to finish second in the open The Eastern racing set which never did take much stock in reports from the West that there was a horse out there named Im-brgood enough to run down Native Dancer at even weights notes that Imbros was pulled out of a race at Hollywood Park on Saturday because he was assigned 127 pounds Admirers of the great grey Dancer point out that their animal took aboard 130 pounds im winning the Metropolitan Handi-- i cap at Belmont Park and was all set to pack 133 in the Suburban when a bruised foot forced him temporarily out of training Leals' ’ abhoa! 42 40 ! tEsamtor h- uMf 12i 20' 333 22 Vs JUNE 23 185? MONDAY EVENING oxers to Clash Braaklye ABHOA 5 2 3 2 32 12! 4 0 6 0 4 2 3 0 3 2 4 1 4 0 4 3 3 1 16 J22 4 112 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 O Amateur leather pushers of various parts of Utah “will provide action in a boxing program at the Starlite Drive-i- n Theater Tuesday evening July 6 Y star-studde- d hH-4'- " Fourteen bouts ni1 ’ uled along with a battle royal ' A Totals 36 8 24 8 Totals 35 13 27 8 Proceeds will go to the Para-- ! AlTIGriCan LG8C1UG aWalked tor Sarni in 8th bFlied out tor Grammas in 8th mount Boys Amateur Athletic cStruck out for Deal in 8th St Louis 120 000 030 — 6 Club Funds will be used to equip : 010 030 40x — 8 Br°J?k£n 2B—Grammas Schoendienst HR — a gym where the youngsters will Chicao" Repulski Campanula Robinson Hodg- be es 2 Gilliam taught how to box wrestle j pe£oitork Jablonski SB — Hoak 2 S— Hoak BB— Haddix 3 Roe 2 Hughes 2 SO — Haddix 3 Deal 2 Lint 1 Roe 3 tumble judo fencing and other L— Haddix events Hughes 3 W— Roe AA f A' Roy Evans former BYU athChics New Yrk lete is the matchmaker ABHOA! ABHOA Dr Frank W Loomis will be 5 0 3 oWillimi2b 4 0 5 2 Talbotcf Baker 2b 4 0 0 1 Dark 4 0 17 the club physician Jackcon3b 4 2 1 2 Lockm’nlb 4 1 12 0 ' Maxie Kosof is the president 4 0 1 0jThpson3b Kinerlf 3 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 Mueller xt Ricelf 4 2 0 0 of the organization Sauer 2 0 3 0 Mayscf 4 17 0 Matchmaker Evans reports he Banks 2 Taylor If 3 0 0 0 "313 4 0112 lrvinlt Bilkolb 0 0 0 0 has signed up boxers representCoo per c 3 2 4 0 Westrume 3 0 5 0 the American Legion W all 4 0 2 l aEvers Hacker p 100 00 20 ing Avenue Center State Industrial 0 0 0 0 Gomez 2 Davisp p 0 0 School und will bring in some oi Jeffcoatp 0 0 0 0 bRhodes 10 0 0 0 0 Wilhelmp 4 2 10 best amateur mit slingers :Hofman 110 0 the 3 0 4 3 from the state One of the star at4 0 2 0 34 5x28 8 Total Total 34 5 30 15 3 18 2 xOne out when winning run scored tractions toll feature Intermoun3 3 2 0 tain middleweight champion Len aFanned for Westrum in 10th 4 3 4 0 bPopped out for Gomez- in 9th Holstine 3 12 5 cSingled for Wilhelm in 10th 2 0 2 0 Holstine has recently returned 0C0 101 000 0—2 Chicago 10 0 1 New York 000 000 002 1 —3 from Boston Mass where he 2 0 2 0 2B — Banks Mays 3 B— Jackson HR— 0 0 0 0 Utah in the nationals Jackson Lockman BB — Hacker 1 0 0 0 0 Jeffcoat 1 Gomez 4 SO— Hacker 2 and gave a good account of him0 00 0 Jeffcoat 1 Gomez 5 W— Wilhelm self Others to be featured are L—Jeffcoat Bob Lopez junior welterweight ii First game: " champion and Bob Campos a Totals 29 9 27 11 Milwankee ) Philadelphia Filed out for Noren in 4th Two bruisABHOAf scrappy ABHOA bFlied out Morgan in' 7th Pendl’t’ncf 4 0 O 0 Jones3b ing heavyweights Neil Roberts cWalked forforNewhouser in 8th Brutoncf 1 0 0 O'Ashburncf 0011 Lintp tl j -- (3-- So This Is Tennis? (12-- While not a contact sport tennis provides its share of when the going gets rough Tony Trabert of Cincinnatitumbles °n hls back dunnS Ws niatch with South Africa’s O(top) G Williams in the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships in Eng-ian-d Herb Flam of Beverly Hills Calif (bottom) is on hands and knees after a spill during his match with Ken Rosewall of Australia Trabert won his match 2 5 and Rosewall beat Flam 6-- 8--6 A 7-- 3 6-- j ' -- 7-- 6-- 4 2 2) 4) I i Giants Mystify the Critics os - rep-Tesent- Oufdraw Yanks Bums 3) — 118-pound- By OSCAR FRALEY - ranks as the greatest sports mys- YORK (UP) — Leo Ern- - tery since the est Durocher is” on the hottest reason why he was banished from spot in baseball today in what baseball for the 1947 season You’d think that life would be Aaronlf ' 3 Mathews3b 4 1 1 ’ he’ll be tagged a “lucky bum”— and if they lose then the only word which the linotypes will drop is the “lucky” The mystifying part of it all is that despite the unexpected success of the Giants this season Leo isn’t getting any of the credit He has been picking out of his balding skulltypewriters ever since the season started This is not an attempt to dissuade my fellow typewriter termites from their chosen way In this racket it’s every man to his credo and let the paragraphs fall where they may But for my few paltry pesos the little leader of Coogan’s Bluff is on quite a few occasions being given the short end The way I read most of my con-- f rerers Leo couldn’t pick the wine ner of a walkover He has been blamed for everything from the exaggerated price of coffee to the poor showing of misnamed Magic Valley in the Pio-ne- e League Yet there are those Giants No Credit to Leo From my long-rang- e seat I can’t see them above third place The pitching staff doesn’t rank with the great mound corps of even the Polo Grounds’ spotted past The catchers can’t hit one of the key infielders has a bad back and infield replacements are nil The outfield is a sensationally strong jone— but I’ haven’t heard of them doing the pitching catching and performing of infield double plays Durocher despite the team’s inexplicable rise has been pad-die- d more than patted All in all it’s a mystifying situation Meanwhile Durocher has clammed up — nd who’s to blame him? one-hors- dRan for Wertz in 8th cFlied out for Carey in 9th fPopped out for Rizzuto in 8th New York ICO 000 110—3 Cleveland ? 4 000 103 2B —McDougald Noren' Rizzuto HR — Phllley Westlake Berra BB— Ford 6 Newhouser 3 Grim 2 SO — Lemon X Ford X Newhouser I Grim 2 W— Newhouser L— Ford (6-- - C0x-i-- 10 30 aSmalley 10 right up there in the National Jolleyp bCalderone 10 0 League race But it isn’t shaping cBurdette 0 0 0 up that way If the Giants win the pennant Totals 32 7 24 13 for (3-- Johnson In 5m aSingled bDoubled for Jolly In 8th cRan for Calderone in 9th Milwaukee 000 020 100—3 Title Contest 5) I Detroit Washington ABHOA! ABHOA Yost 3b 4 2 0 3 Kuennss 5 13 5 TwU’g'r£b 4 12 5 Hatfield 2b 2 0 8 2 VernonIb Sieverslt Busby ct Runnelass Umphlettrf FitzgY'ldc OOO 300 lOx 4 Philadelphia 2B— Lopata Torgeson O'Connell HR — Hamner — BB off Johnson 1 SYRACUSE NY (UP)—ProSimmons 2 Jolly SO— Johnson 4 JoUy 1 moter Norman Rothschild waved Port’rridp Simmons 5 W—Simmons — L a big bankroll today at prospecJolly tive opponents for Carmen Bas-ili- o Second game: A Niemanlf 3 0 10 4 3 0 1 4 0 Housec 4 2 4 0 Deisingj-- f 4 13 OlTuttlecf- 4 0 0 4Hoeftp 4 0 7 0 5 1 13 0 12 0 Boone3b 0 Belardilb 13 3 3 4 5 3) Milwaukee 000 000 100—1 8 1 000 000 002 — 2 9 0 18 4 1 110 110 '4 4 1 O O 1 10 aLund (7-- 6) (4-- X) 0 0 Marlowep 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Brancap bSouch'k 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 welterweight Weikp Philadelphia c Kalin e 1 lo 0 contender 9 9 and White Conley Spahn Jolly Crandall 7 Dickson Ridzik 9 and LoRothschild offered a guarantee Totals 38 X2 27 15 Totals 34 8 27 XO pata Burgess 8 Filed out for Hoeft In 5th Losing pitcher— of $55000 to Kid Gavilan for a Spahn bFlied out Winning Branca in 8th " September title defense against cSingled forforWeik in 8th Basilio The promoter said Cab- Washington 010 13X 101—8 I Cincinnati Pittsburgh men of nearby Canastota N Y Detroit 000 010 00 X— 2 :A ABHOA ABHOA 2B— Umphlett 2 RunnelsA Delsing Adams3b 4 2 0 2 AUiess and Gavilan of Cuba would draw j 4 1 2 5 HR — Vernon Yost Runnels Tuttle S Harmon3b 0 0 0 1 Pell’grini2b 4 O 2 about $115000 “in addition' to — M’Milladss 4 2 1 lWardlb 1 8 Umphlett BB— Porterfield 3 Hoelt 2 Marlowe 2 Branca 1 Wcik 3 SO — television money” 0 3 aBridgessa 0 0 0 0Thomaslf 5 2 3 O J Bellcf Porterfield 2 Hoeft 8 Marlowe 2 1 3 v (7-- (2-- 8) 2) 3 X 2 3 1 1 0 4 0 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Don’Up' O' bLynch 1 L 'Palme p cSkinner Hetklp Totals 34 14 27 9! Totals 30 5 27 15 aRan for McMillan in 9th bWalked for O'Donnell in 6th cWalked for LaPalme in 8th Cincinnati Pittsburgh — 400 500 000—9 000 OOO 000 —0 Adams 3B — McMi- 2S Kluszewski S— Valentine SF — Greengrass Merriman BB— Law 1 O'Donnell 1 Valentine 2 LaPalme 2 Hetki 1 SO— Valentine 2 O'Donnell 1 LaPalme ‘2 W— Valentine L—Law llan g ? z Gordonjf Klus’skllb 5 3 8 O'Atwellc Escaleralb 0 0 0 O Coleb Gr’ngr'ssif 3 0 4 0 Hallcf Temple2b 4 3 2 4 Lawp’ 3 0 6 0 O Mer’manj'f Bailey c Val tinep top-rankin- Basilio Won a near-shutodecision over Alv Andrews of Superior Wis here Saturday night He had Andrews on the deck ut three times “Carmen would have beaten any welterweight in the world Saturday night and most of the middleweights” Rothschild said “He was much stronger and sharper than he was for Gavilan last September Gavilan won a close decision that night but he had to get off the canvas to do it” v: - The Cuban has been considera title defense against Johning Second game: Saxton of Brooklyn number ny 010 020 OOO— 3 91 Cincinnati 020 000 'lOt — 4 9 2 three contender Pittsburgh The champ rePodbielan and Seminick Littlefield Hetki (9) end Atwell WP— Hetki portedly would get a $40000 (7-- (6-- 6) 8) (5-- 3) (2-- ' 0) Richard DuBois Is 'Mr America' guarantee If Gavilan goes through with the Saxton match and Basilio Rothschild will offer the following guarantees for other bv-pass- vWeik 1 W— Porterfield L— Hoeft tS--5) (3--7) First game: ' Chicago : Bito ABHOA! AB H O A 11 Pier rf 4 12 0 Car’squeLss 3 0 11 4 13 1 Agganislb 22 0 8 0O Fox2b 4 13 1 aG’dm’nlb 12 Minoso Jf WiU'msli 4 12 0 Fainlb 4 0 6 0 4 0 5 O Ke 113 b Whitec 4 2 2 3 4 14 0 Sawatsklc Jensencf 4 16 0 Hatton3b 3 10 liRiveracf 4 14 0 Bollingss 3 0 31 5 Cav'ettajrf 3 0 2 Consolo2b 3 0 10 3 0 Brewer p 3 2 0 6Trucksp 0-- Totals 33 7 27 12 Totals 33 7 27 9 aPopped out for Agganis In 6th Boston 000 001 010--2 ' 001 000 000—1 Chicago 2B—Goodman S— Hatton BB— Brew- er 1 SO — Brewer 3 Trucks 6 — Brewer o Trucks 2 W— Brewer (3-L— Trucks (10-U — Grieve Berry Umont Hurley R-E- l-- R 2-- 4) 4) Second game: Boston Chicago 100 000 000—1 8 8 100 220 22x— 9 13 0 Henry Kemmerer (5) Nixon (7) and Owen ’(7( Harshman 3 and lxsing pitcher —Henry (3-Basilio opponents: $15000 to First game: I Philadeliihia LOS ANGELES (AP) — f“Mr Vince Martinez $12000 to Gil BlUmre A' O AB H HOA Turner and $10000 to Art Ara- Jacobs2b 4 12 3 Abrams AB America” of 1954 is y 5 12 0 jf blond Richard DuBois 21 of Hol- gon Limmerlb 4 0 7 O Kry'skllb 6 Finlganjb 3 2 4 l Dieringcf 5 lywood He was named yejterday aFrlcano OOO Steph'nsb 5 as winner of the annual national 0 1 O Coanlf Suder3b 5 0 7 0 Courtneyc Rennaj-4 coptest held under Amateur AthZernlallf 0 Youngb v5 15 letic Union auspices 1 0 Wilsoncf Oj Hunter is 3 D’M’strLu 1 2 llbWaltkus ' 1 0 3 licGarcia Astrotbe 0 0 0 I Chakaletp 0 Tricep White Lollar (4-- 6) 215-poun- d Logan Will Stage Tennis Program f 0 0 0 Turleyp LOGAN (AP) — The deadline eValo 3 0 0 0 2 for entries in the Utah State Jun- Dixonp ior tennis tournament is July 7 Totals 37 5x32 9 Totals 44 11 33 11 xTwo out when winning run scored the sponsoring Logan Junior aRan for in 9th Finigan Chamber of Commerce announced bDoubled for Hunter in 9th cRan for Waitkus In 9th a today on fielder's choic for Turley The annual meet will be held In dSafe 9th eFlied out for Trice la 10th July 1 at Utah State Agricu000 010 200 000—3 Philadelphia ltural College Baltimore 100 100 001 01 — 4 9-1- 1 2B— Waitkus BASEBALLVA Tonight 6:30 P ML Doublo-Hoad- cr Ogdon "Rods" f H - ll - - -Z D for unchangii)g4‘DoubIe A” luxury! FRANKFORT er and Bill Thompson will also 3 0 3 5 Logan Lopatac OTorges’nlb 1 1 Hamner 2b 0 Adcock lb 4 1 110 Schelllf 0 3 0 Wy'stekrf Pafkorf O'Con ’112b 2 0 llMorgansa 0 5 0 Simmons p sweet for the erstwhile “Lip” Crandall c toiat with his New York Giants JohHsonp 0 0 3 still-unreveal- t ed (6-- 2) (2-- i 3525 Grant Ave Dial V ‘ - i! - Dixon 3) Second game: Philadelphia Baltimore Sima (1-- aid 2) ) (1-- 4) 000 200 000—2 5 2 100 ICO 001 — 311 0 and W Shantz Coleman Moss s Western International Heating O Cooling O Appliances KENTUCKY J jr SB— Coan Jacobs S— SF — Zernlal BB— Finigan1 Chakales Trice Dixon 1 Turley 9 SO— Trie 3 Turley 4 Chakales 1 "W— Chakales (4-Lr— (8--6) ’ - 8'i 483 RepulskiIf 3 110 GUliamb 5 11 0Hoak3b Mooncf Sch'd’st2b 5 2 3 1 Snider cf Musialrf 5 110 Jabl'ski3b 3 10 3 Rob'sonjf Hodgeslb 3 0 9 0 Camp'ellae Sarnic aHemusss 0 0 0 0Furillorf Gram's ss 1Coxes 1 O 0 0 bFrazier Roep Yvarsc 0 0 10 Hughesp A Is ton lb 4 0 5 1 Haddixp 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 O Dealp rBurgess 10 0 0 De-mar- et ' 4-- 11 12 478 334 " ? New-houser T” 647 538 500 Brooklyn 8 St Louis 6 New York 3 Chicago 2 (10 innings) Philadelphia 4 Milwaukee 3 (1st) Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee 1V (2nd) No games today tired PROOF ANCIENT AGE DISTItlING CO t 33 ' : -- Remits Cincinnati 0 Pittsburgh 0 Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati GAYLE TALBOT NEW YORK (AP) — As proof that times moves along Gene Sarazen the boy wonder of the gay 20s is on his way to England to play one of his old rivals Percy Alliss in a special match for theworld’s senior golf championship You have to be over 50 to play in this select group Sarazen who won the U S senior title at Dunedin Fla the past winter said before taking off that he wasn’t the only one moving out of the main 'picture because his legs were getting Ask for The Braves had a 14) lead in the last inning of the second game but ‘lost when Gran Hamner hit a two-ru- n triple Off V A a Jolly Yesterday’s Star: ’Hal who pitched sixyfine relief innings against1 the world champion Yankees to help the Indians salvage the final game of a vital series 3 Yesterday is the policy of the Ancient Age Distilling Company to make our brand available at the lowest possible price consistent with quality This new reduction is the result of looking aheapatiently laying away stocks and an increasing consumer demand for this superlative whiskey STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BOURBON 35 662 tie in the 3--3 seventh Pet GB !s3 33 Pittsburgh ! It "Si l 23 24 30 45 44 Philadelphia Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis This renfarkable saying was planned for you six years ago so that the original and genuine Ancient Age quality can now be enjoyed by more people than ever ! ? w New York Brooklyn Percy Alliss on London Course I Jolly to break a National League ENJOY BIG SAVING ON THIS 6 YEAR OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON V - n Unique Event O u streak in the majors this year Mickey Vernon Eddie Yost and Pete Runnels hit homers for Washington as B6b Porterfield scattered eight Detroit hits Billy Goodman doubled Jim Piersall home with the winning run for the Red Sox in the first game But the Red Sox played giveaway in the second game committing five errors to give the A White Sox four unearned ‘ 8-- : A' 4-- 33-3- 0 ooo mmnm om 0 4--3 The victory shoved New York Sports Quickies ' New- three games behind again and enabled Cleveland to stretch its over-anxjet- v three-gam- e ld 3-- 2 4-- 3 the Tigers because they® considered his arm had lost its zip ar X The O ’s 9-- 0 houser was released last year by box-scor- Magic Valley Cowboys are in last place in the current Pioneer League pennant race yet they have attracted fine attendance the past few days’ They attracted 3550 yesterday fo a split doubleheader and just a few days ago drew over 3000 for a single game with the Salt Lake City Bees the vital 3 l-- '(0)(u Kryhoski singled off pitcherfruns Sonny Dixon’s glove with two Corky Valentine of the Reds out in the 11th to score Bobby shut out the Pirates but PittsYoung with Baltimore’s winning burgh recovered from its 13th run in the opener and again pro- 1954 shutout and won the second duced the victory hit against the game on Frank Thoqias’ bases-loade- d Athletics in the second game by single with two out in the singling with two out and the ninth A : bases loaded in the last of the Curt Simmons Phillies leftninth Kryhoski has hit safely hander won his own game by in 18 straight games the longest singling off relief pitcher Dave 2-- 1 the determined Yankee manager tells how pion Yankees foi six timings yeshe plans to break the streak of four successive terday to help the Indians salvage e the last of 4-- 6 Had-dix- 2-- All-Sta- series 8-- 10-ga- once-grea- wallopings -- 9--1 er inter-leagu- dJ TL 2-- 1 All-Sta- left-hand- -- lead to 1 games over the run-- Cardinals Two home runs by two nerup White Sox The White Sox Gil Hodges and one 'apiece by f pitchers lost to the' Yankees in beat the Red Sox in the second Jackie Robinson Roy Campanel-l- a the opening games of their series aftgame of a’ doubleheader and Junior Gilliam enabled Bob Lemon the other member of the “big three” trailed er losing Brooklyn to snap Harvey when he hurt his side while Bobby Hofman batting for streak winning his bat in the second inswinging pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm singled Preacher Roe was the winner but Willie Mays home with the win- - Jim Hughes pitched the last two ning Sunday and it looked like another Yankee triumph ning ran as the Giants rallied for innings for Brooklyn a The Phillies swept a double-heade- r Newhouser to Rescue victory over the Cubs The Giants trailing from the Braves Rut Newhouser came in to and against Warren Hacker with two while the Reds split with the limit New York to four hits and out in the ninth started another Pirates ( two runs one of which scored the first “miracle” finish when Whitey and losingwinning the second in the because Larry Doby fell while Lockman homered to tie the score other National contests chasing a fly ball Garcia pitched after Davey Williams was safe on In tlje other League American league the ninth but Hal got credit for an error It was Chicago’s 10th games Dick Kryhoski 'drove in his third victory of the and straight loss the winning run in both games as boosted his career recordyear against The Dodgers warming up for the Orioles beat the Athletics the Yankees to the opening of their three-gam- e in 11 innings and Three runs in the sixth includwhile series with the Giants tomorrow the Senators defeated the Tigers ing Wally Westlake’s two-ru' 2 night remained just a game homer enabled the Indians to hind New York by defeating the Mike Garcia and Early Wynn chase and beat Whitey Ford United Press Sports Writer The" Indians and Giants traditional spring training rivals hold Winsi ill Wilr®ifSi slim leads in the major league t I i: races today because a pitcher With a “dead” arm and a 156 pinch-hitte- r delivered in the Casey Seeks First Victory clutch r The upcoming game at Cleveland lends parHal Newhouser the t ticular interest to an article by Casey Stengel in the curwho is winding up his rent Sport magazine Under the title Tm Out to Win This big league career in the Cleveland bullpen tamed the world chamr Game” - ir o CjIGCCCDS - 3-15- 51 Tri-Cit- y 11 Salem 10 Victoria 3-- 6 Wenatchee Yakima 6--5 Edmonton Only games scheduled 2-- 3 1-- 2 |