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A guy named Cal McLish at with a 12-- 3 record 33 a right-handand the best percentage in tne league - Hv kept them in first by winning with 2 last 1 night "T his seventh in a row IT The White Sox broke a 1 tie in a t hrpp-h-it iQu mat ueai icw the seventh against Tom Brewer Yankees 1 York's perked-u- p 7 when Jim Landis blooped a That left Cleveland ixrc percentseconsingle to right on a checked age points ahead of Chicago's Bos- scoring Dick Donovan 5 gave up swing White Sox who beat d-place she Don one Buddin's sixth-innin- g e hits fourth-placton 1 It also put the ' ' homer Yankees 6tt games behind Bud Daley 10-- 4 blanked Southpaw McLish hasn't lost since June 7 four on Orioles hits until the the decision when he dropped a one-ru- n Walt when ninth Dropo homered to the Yankees That's his only loss had A's The put it away early to the champs and he has been the Milt loser seven Pappas 10-- 5 scoragainst pitcher in four of the Tribe's victories over the Yankees this ing twice in the first and twice in the third season The Tizers after losinff seven of he started current spurt Since his 14 of their last 17 count has won seven and saved one in eight and o nhomers bv- - Harvev runs ed six relief figuring in eight of CleveLou Kuenn Berberet and Charlie land's last 19 victories of the While barely staying ahead FOOT-so-POR- T White Sox the Indians pulled AVi er 10-S- HR-M- oryn er 3 tJ fi 1 -- A ii HAVERFORD Pa (AP)— Alex Olmedo won't be suspended by the United States Lawn Tennis Assn if US Davis Cup Capt Perry Jones has anything to say Sbout it Pet 678 it-- ' GB Stan Dudas What Ruth Didn't Do NEW VORK (UPI)-Des- pite many great slugging feats hit Babt Ruth never hit four homers in a And he hit three single game in a single game just twice homers —which Johnny Mize did no less than six times ) 1 PB-1- Thursday Luncheon —in i tf Martex monogrammed 95c V5 personally yours or thoughtfully given in &5 CLOSE OUT 1-- 49 Cannon bedspreads 7-- 7-- 399 reg 598 now design- - 24x44" 16x28" modern plaid or cowboy no Washable no ironing Two styles A s jjJi Bath towel Hand towel j'-J k4 931136 'AMERICAN LEAGUE 13-10- 1 ' 64c- "c y? fabric clearance v Wash cloth - not initialed reg 12g Lovely summer fabrics to wear now or into fall You can choose these luxurious towels by Martex in blush pink aqa or antique gold The woven initial stands out in bold relief on a white border Choose from these initials: 29c prints square Color fast and washable Reg 80 Work Shoos ABCDEFGHJKLMNPRSTW 39c Domestics Lower Level 41 Kansas City Boston 40 YESTERDAY'S i 456 440 51 lO'i 12 RESULTS 2 Boston 1 City 8 Baltimore Detroit 8 Washington 1 Cleveland 5 New York Ch!ceg Kansas 49 League Leaders Square Off in Crucial Series AstocUttx! Prots Mounties and the Vancouver The 1 Sacramento Solons tied for the TODAY'S PROIAILI PITCHERS Pacific Coast League lead lock Boston at Chlcago-Cas- ait ) vs' Wynn bats in the California city tonight os vs By the time the day is over one ) Washington at (10-7-) of the teams will be half a game 'lary Nw York at Cleveland (nighf-Te) back again ) Vs Scki The Solons have picked big rightBaftimort at Kansas City (night)— Brown vs Garver hander Joe Stanka whose record is 10-- 6 BALTIMORE try to tame the Mountie KANSAS CITY b r b rsti a r h rkl madness that has helped the CanaTuff le cf 3 3 3 4 0 10 Tat by cf dian team close with a rush the 0 0 0 Woodling rf Wiiams 3b 4 2 2 o Nieman If 0 rf 2 2 11 past few weeks The Mounties are 0 0 0 Triandoi c Cerv If 4 0 3 2 countering with Chuck Extrada a 1 1 1 Dropo b Snyder rf 0 0 0 0 righthander with a 2 4 0 10 Robinson 3b Hedley Ib 3 0 0 0 Gardner 2b 4 0 0 0 record Chfi c SOtO 3 0 0 0 Miranda ss Eemeesfrl ss 4 0 0 0 All league teams have had a two-da- y 1 0 0 0 Papcn p Terwiliigtr 2b 4 110 rest because of the all-st0 0 0 0 fisher p Daley p 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 game at San Diego which pitted 0 0 0 0 Hoeft p Sacramento pitcher Winston Brown 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Johnson p against Vancouver's Fred Besana and the South won a 2 vic31 1 5 1 11 7 Brown Tatali 32 : N r Popped out for Fisher In 5th tory 1 " luxurious Check These Features Premium Quality Money Can Buy) Built-i- n Arch Support (Assures Maximum Comfort) A Shea For very Type Foot y '°n't "' '' s - translucent cliina - 6rt t problem t wear these shoes) New Lew Price (Ne more than any oo4 work shoe) 0-- 3-- : (lest (Ye ' f ! 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8-- Manacer f!TFVETVND (AP) fears time may be Stengel Casey 31 2 7 1 TVats JW 13 on hi lnjury-piague- a out for running out for Moryn In 8th in their quest Yankees New York in out for Stont K Smith In 8th for llasingamt in 8th 8th for a fifth straight American 010 002 104- -1 CHICAGO '' League pennant 000 020 000- -2 IT LOUIS t Louis 4 "This is the month we should be Flood Cunningham t— Moryn Banks our move and it's gonna making Marshall be difficult with all these injuries" IR IB SO a subdued Stengel observed in the IP M 9 7 2 2 2 4 iMMfttrt (W Ufi after the first-plac- e 7 9 4 4 4 2 dubhous Jackson (L f-1 0 0 0 0 1 Cleveland Indians beat the Yanks 3on 0 3 4 4 1 0 1 last night 0 11 Urban 10 Cal Mclish 12-- tossed a three-hittIn fcattert tw Mfct4 8h In 9th and didn't walk a man in feor bittirsj whipping the Yankees for the fourth SAN FRANCISCO 164 ANHUS h rbi r eh time this season It dumped New rferti 0 0 81111am b lavenport Sb 4 0 01 0 York 6 games out of the lead 0 Kirkland rf 4 0 t 0 Nal2b was earlier in the season "If it 1 0 1 0 0 0 Moon tf Mays cf 4 0 Cepeda lb 3 0 0 0 I wouldn't be worrying about any 4 0 0 0 Snider cf Spencer 2b 2 0 0 0 of 'em" 0 0 0 0 Demettr cf Stengel continued "It's Brandt If 3 0 0 0 4 0 2 1 Hodges lb late 0 gettin' Lindrith c I 0 though and they're 4 0 0 0 larker rf Wagner 1 0 0 0 catching me at a bad time Some of 0 0 0 0 Fairly rf 2 0 0 0 Roseboro 8 Hegan e 0 0 0 0 so good" Bressoud ss 3 0 0 0 my men ain't feeling 1 0 0 0 Wills u Bill Skow-ro- n S Jones p 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Craig p baseman first Slugging back another with sidelined y TVels If 3 has been out of action since Hit Info double play for landrith In 7fh Injury RESULTS 000 000 001- -1 ANCELfS July 11 Pitcher Bob Turley has IBS FRANCISCO 000 000 000- -0 missed nine days with a pulled 2 LCB-- les Angeles 5 Sin ASSOCIATED PRESS eVinelse 4 28— Hodges chest cartilage Shortstop Gil McAMERICAN ASSN from IP H R ER BB SO Dougald reportedly suffering inCharleston 7 Fort Worth 4 17 :in9 3 0 0 3 6 a virus attack1 played the first Cralf (W ' S Jones fl — ning last night then was replaced nings' 4 10 he when innings Omaha 5 Denver by rookie Fritz Brickell felt weak Outfielder Tony Kubek Minneapolis 2 St Paul 0 who suffered a mild concussion in a Houston 5 Indianapolis 2 week a collision with McDougald Dallas 9 Louisville 2 list on is the also injury ago INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE W Pet CI l 2nd Rochester 3 Miami 1 51 38 573 C'eveland 10 571 52 39 innings Chicago game 43 44 Baltimore 522 4' Buffalo 3 Havana 2 11 innings flew York 46 46 6V2 500 Montreal 5 Richmond 1 43 48 473 9 Washington 44 Detroit 50 468 Columbus 6 Toronto 0 9Vi lood Swing for Stan Duda s 3-- 7-- — p Urban p " 1933 8-- 4-- I lay lock 22 Left Shoulder Siai is - 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It was Olmedo's first public comment on the incident Idaho Falls 3- Billings 2 Missoula 9 Pocatello 6 The National Clay Court CommitGreat Falls 11 Boise 1 tee accused the Peruvian star of SCHEDULE TODAY'S deliberately throwing a match with Great Falls (Warren Abe at Boise (Fracaro 4) Segal of South- Africa The 8 pm has recommended to committee Falls Idaho t (Parsons Billings (Harris 8 pm Lawn Tennis Assn that Olmedo the at Pocatello (Segui Mktmila (Snvder be suspended 8 pm W 10x- -2 HR-Bu- ddin Prtss Associated ston Casey Fears Time Against Yankee Club krhrai 5 2 2 0 T Taylor 2b Itasingame 2b 3 2 10 Dark 3b Katt c 4 13 4 Marshell lb Cimoll If 4 12 1 Banks ss White lb 3 110 Schult If Boyer 3b 3 12 1 Moryn rf rf rf 1 0 0 0 4 0 2 2 S Taylor e 5 0 0 0 Altman cf 5 0 0 0 Ceccarellip 000 100 Runnels CHICAGO 0 0 5th) CHICAGO i 2 natl IP V— ' 'Ml oach n ER BB SO H 6'A 9 (W J2-3- ) fran IP H 1 cw 2 Tit ' club The Red Sox rethe team after being brought up from the Minneapolis farm ceived protests from groups charging discrimination when Green was assigned to the farm club at the start of the season Green got into the game with the White Sox in late innings last night— (Associated Press Wirephoto) 30 S 8 S 000 010- -1 000 004 20i- -a snamz V f n mini CHICAGO — Elijah "Pumpsie" Green first Negro ever to play for the Boston Red Sox is given a welcoming pat on the back by Manager Billy Jurges as he joined OOO Coates Bronstad Mclish - GREEN WELCOMED BY RED SOX 1100 1 i v- 10 4 0 4 i : nv v m 3 V-': ' Cleveland 8 2Bi'ebern Minoso Jlichardson cona via- 2-- 0 MILWAUKEE CINCINNATI fcrhrki 0 12 r' abrbrbl Held ss 4 0 0 0 Power lb 2 1 HAinMfl If 3 1 12 Francona cf 4 1 2 2 u u i toiavito rr Jiaugnttr eper 7 0 York 2 - 1 CLEVELAND CLEVELAND E H 1 A i V lley game if -i- I I I 29 Berberet (9-8- V - ! 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