Show rf V -- S X V- 29 The Salt Lake Tribune Wednesday July 3 1957 t ’ Reds Gain 1st as Braves Lose New York- Chisox Win - Voii McDaniel Notches 4th steSis r ‘±1 iwmak 2TE2SSM Ford’s Relief ob Siop$ rioies J at & ST LLOLTS July 2 ttfp— DEL £NNIS drove home two Von McDaniel the sensational Cardinal runs one with his 11th Oklahoma farm boy homer in the seventh and anS other with a single In the fifth Who has been a f I Ken Boyer also brought in only five weeks retired the run that Inning with a slow first 18 men In a row Tuesday roller down third Stan Mualal drove home the first tally in flight and went on to get credit the third with a double for his fourth victory without a Don Blaslngamc singled after and loss as the St Louis Cardinals stole second and knocked The Cards got seven" hits off beat Milwaukee Warren Spahn in seven innings the Braves out of first place to hand him his sixth loss Suddenly after six perfect against eight wins Ernie Johncracks the the of innings sharp son finished Braves began falling safely and Bill Bruton broke the t they wound up with four hits Ice with a lead-ofin the Stan MusUI single and two runs in the seventh Helps win seventh Red Schoendienst fol- AFTER GIVING up a lead-of- f lowed with" a double to fight and game for St Louis Cardinals hit in the eighth Manager Eddie Mathews ended the shutJ Fred Hutchinson lifted McDan-- ‘ out with a sacrifice fly Hank id who was used to going only Aaron singled In another tally seven innings in high school for Von has now pitchetPJl 23 Hoyt Wilhelm whose knuckle-- ' innings of major league ball ball kept the Braves subdued allowing six runs and 14 hits The victory gave the Cards He has struck out 20 and walked the sweep and pulled nine them within a game of Cincinnati and a half CHICAGO July 2— The Cingame of the Braves and also cinnati Redlegs after blowing gave the $50000 bonus brother an early five-rulead fashioned combination of Lindy r Von on Wally Post's grand-slaand young total of 12 victories against four homer battled from behind losses Tuesday for an victory in 10 innings over the Chicago Cubs i 1 " 4-- 2 1 - r Doliy Homers To Beat Couf wleu tXauketf IMvers X HgbbcJ1 iaw'-- ST15 w ’ major-league- r —b t r ' By AuociiteU Pren BALTIMORE July 2--G double in McDougald’s two-ru- the 11th inning Tuesday enabled the New York Yankees tb beat the Baltimore Orioles and rack up their 17th vic- DETROIT July 2 (UP)-La- rry Doby lofted a 3-- pitch "We can beat any European into the left field stands in the world champion by three laps eighth Inning Tuesday to drive because Americans are better In three runs and give Billy drivers1’ Pierce his 11th victory atf the This confident statement was Chicago White Sox beat the ——i the gist of the talk by U S Detroit Tigers 4 2 It was Doby’s seventh homer race drivers who finished of the season and the ball just in the interdropped over the screen scorIn Monza auto national race Pierce Minoso and Minnie ing who had singled Italy last week K 6-- 4 tory In 20 games Lefty Whltey Ford working Al back into action via the bull pen after arm trouble that side lined him In May picked "up his second victory in relief-iless than 24 hours and his fourth of the year against one loss Ford also was the winning pitcher Monday night as the Yankees defeated the Orioles homer cycle In nearly years Tuesday e three Walls hit in succession a double homer triple and single In the Cats’ 8-- loss to Cincinnati Last major leaguer to turn onp-two-thr- 500-mil- 'ff '''"-'‘'’-E 1 gXl the trick was Don Mueller of the Giants against the Pirates on July 11 1954 at THEY CHARGED that some "BASEBALL HAS become the Tlgeri’but it mas marred European drivers withdrew beerball” the presjdent of tle ' HI homer by three Chicago errors De- from the race to "save face" WCTU said Larry Doby in a broad-- 1 Tuesday troit’s first run was gives White Sox win The Europeans used the excuse side blast aimed at radio and x In 30 Innings—-—-—that the track was too danger- television sponsors and major The now slender ous which brought 'guffaws league owners was come-froa southpaw "Tuesday’ Los leads the majors in victories from the Yanks who pointed officials have advocated Angeles behind victory for the Yaa ' But it took him five starts to out that there wasn’t a spinout for the sale of a franchise plan nkees Wh trailed going Into for record his 11th triumph or a tire blown in the race the ninth 4 3 a closed circuit pay television "The Tigers twice gave Frank All nine Yanks who were In system — suitable for the showAndy Carey plnchltting for leads Ron Samford the race including winner JimLary of baseball and football 2-- 1 rookie Tony Kubek" singled to reached first on Nellie Fox’ my Bryan arrived in New York ing games left to score Bobby Richardson error in the third stole second Tuesday ' from third Richardson and Bill By Aiaociated Preai and scored on Lary's" single— x Skowron had lashed consecutive BOSTON July 2 — Boston the only hit Pierce gave up until Locke Hunt in Tiev singles off Oriole starter Connie made the most of Its meager ra- the sixth Johnson" who gave way at that Welterweight boxer (Gil Turn tion of three hits to nip Wash- CHICAGOABHO AiIDETBOrr - — AH HO A At British “Op en point to lefty Ken Lehman arrested in Philadelphia 1 3 0 3 1 Kunn 3b u 4( 81 2I Tuttle ington Tuesday on Sammy Aparlclo Fox lb 0 cf 4 0 2 1 "Bobby Locke the veteran pro Monday night on charges of LEHMAN took the loss his White’s sacrifice Mmoaolf 4 If 4 0 10 v night on charges of fly The vic- Doby cf 4 33 30 0' Maxwell 4 0 8 0 from South Africa and British Kaline rf first against one victory since 3 2 110 Torgesn lb 3 1 10 0 Boone lb 005 Red Sox moved the Bernard Hunt going tory Cupper Ryder through Rivera rf 4 2 0 0 0 OlHouaec 3 4 to the from Orioles coming Moaac “ tied for the medal at 2 4 Bolling 3b 4 114 Ed Bailey's traffic light and dishomer in Brooklyn last month points ahead of idle Cleveland Phillip 3b 4 00 3 0SlSamfordg 4 13 4 E— Mantilla B G Smith Crandall the 137 as four Ameri2 10 0 orderly x conduct'’ eighth and Don Hoak's FBI— Mutlnl Ennla S Borer Mathawa In the 11th Yogi Berra into third place in the American Pierce p 4 10 l Lary p 10 0 0 after police said hd cans led by Frank 2 SB— Jdusial Aaron Schrwndlnnat League double in 10th the game off started a deciding SB— Blaiingamt HR— Inn I with things 5 (7 1M Total single Sf 318 27 10 became abusive §tranahan of Toledo The Red Sox catcher making Tetal Mathawa BB— Spahn 0 Johnaon 1 V were Struck out for Lary in 0th to center after Lehman had the big blows McDaniel I HO— Spahn 10 7 Johnson when finally apprefor the Chieate his & (Kit qualified 0(0—4 first after V McDaniel iK Wfihalm OlH appearance out Yankees Enos struck A State Road Commission 8HER— OOO 001 loo—1 I final four rounds of hended Spahn 4 3 McDaniel 2 3 W— Pete absence because of Datrall POST UNLOADED the E— Aparlclo Fox Mlnoao Samford Slaughter and Mickey Mantle tractor bucked through the V McDanlal (40) L—Spahn (Ml A— the at British — Kuenn RBI knee wrenched a Minoso 3 rifled 29211 Open Rademacher Doby Lary blow his second of the Joe Collins walked and George fly Bolling 3B — Mlnou HR— Doby Boll" final drifts on Bald Mountain St Andrews the Olympic line to Art ing SB— Samford S— Lary DP— Kuenn Zuverink took over the Balt- down the right field season In a five-ruabout noon Tuesday and the - home Jackie to Bolling to Boone Samford to Boone scoring InsentSchult which needs imore pitching chore BB— Pierce 3 Lary 1 SO— Pierce 2 STRANAII AN ropd to Mirror Lake was ning that kayoed starter Don to sharpen up Jensen with the winni: run R ER — Pierce 3 1 Lary W— only Lary fired 70 then to doubled score a 2 Kaiser Then the seventh-placTuesday his footwork and Pierce (114) L— Lary opened to traffic by pm timing before fired a 70 Tuesday The grade is wet but pasCubs scored three runs In the both runners Earlier in the game White Patterson for fighting Floyd 141 a but for no totla have cars should 6-- 0 third and two more in the fourth A CROWD o I 24293 largest —wearing his newly acquired senger the title At least US Open champion Dr Cary that’sprofessional to tie the game trouble getting over if drivers weekday attendance in Oriole eyeglasses at the- plate— had what his trainer George Middlecoff made exercise a little caution The score the Jensen to with In the Cub uprising Lee Walls history- - barring - holidays - saw singled barely Chemeres says forest service campground smashed a the tying run homer and a Baltimore grab a qualifying list with a 148 total edge in S other at Mirror Lake still has a lot The U qualifiers THE HEAVYWEIGHT bout triple and Ernie Banks the third inning on Joe DurFrank Sullivan scattered six hit a solo home run that carried ham’ single a sacrifice conof snow but there are a few Gene Andrews from Paci- between Eddie Machen and Bob were NEW YORK July 2 (UP)— hits and struck out eight for his By Anoclated Free 425 feet into the center field secutive small units which are drying Calif former Baker scheduled for fic Palisades singles between first seventh victory of'the year in a July 10 Crafty Sal Maglle who has been bleachers ——— WIMBLEDON ENGLAND Public Links champ and Air out However campers going troubled and Stadium has second and Johnson Chicago Bill by varied aches the and by fine He pitching CINCINNATI Force LL Frank Keck Chamup over the fourth should be pains of a CHICAGO Gardner and Bob Nieman’s did not allow aperformance the IBC announced July 2— America’s walk A HO A ABHO A sacrifice 111 prepared for wet conditions out most of the season throughpaign 1 Zb 4 Gibson tennis of Althea Tempi 1 trio 8 fly 3b 13 3 0 Morgan held his 4 13 0 Klndall ag “The Mirror Lake lodge is old New York Giant teammates Port rf 8 3 0 3 nw THE SOX were held hitless by Darlene Hard and fork ibaltimohs BeU cf S 1 3 0 Wall If S 4 1 0 Dorothy open loser Camilo Pascual until Jento four hits Tuesday night in Crowe lb S 3 2 0 Moryn rf 4 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