Show "yn ’1 — i'V'yiP — 0— i D3 Friday July 17 1959 The Salt Lake Tribune Yanks Whip Indians Twice Chisox Grab First Place Homers Sink Tribe to Second Spot Bv Associated Pres Surging White Sox Split With Boston Win To Vault Over Fumbling Cleveland Over Birds - A’s Eke Out 4-- 3 o By Asaociated Pres - NEW YORK July 16 The New York ‘ Yankees jolted Cleveland loose from a monthlong hold on the American League lead Thursday by sweeping a doubleheader from the Indians The champs hit two home runs in each game winning in 10 innings on the opener Mantle's 19th homer Mickey and taking the second game 4 0 as little Bobby Shantz pitched his first shutout in more than two years Bv Associated Pres 16-T- OTTfire- Second game: CHICAGO TcUl 35 4 5 4 Tbtals 31 I 4 5 Fouled out for Walker in 7th: nr Boone in 0th d lied out for Miranda In Otht e walked for Loe in 9th Kansas City Iff POO Aon— 4 m bran Bsltimors POA (Mil imo— 4 E — Bonne 2 William DP— Walker to Miranda to Dropo LOB— Kansas Citv R Balttmoie 7 2B — Marli ier w linger HR— Dropo Tiiandos SB— Terwilliger Ip b i er bh so 5 4 3 1 2 ft Daley W ft 6 The Yanks squared it ail at 5 all when Yogi Berra 5 for-for the day hit his 11th home Sturdivant 7 Walker L 7 Loer UP— Dale run leading off the ninth Mantle then put it away with two out after Bobby Rich- rf’ ' s ' i $ y d'djC y ' v y t 0 6 4 0 0 ft 1 4 2 6 210023 T— 2 24 A— 9 49 TT0 Bv Associated PrfM 1000 NEW YORK July outfielder Tony Kubek was injured and carried off the field Thursday after he had collided with shortstop Gil McTnlls 4(11111 Totals 417 14 8 Dougald in the eighth inning a Walked for McLI'h m 7th billed Out for Siebern m 7th c popped out of the first game of a double-heade- r for Duren in 8th with Cleveland BOO ftftft Cleveland 00 0—5 OOl 040 OOl 2—7 Kubek was hurt but not New Yofk DP—Strickland E — Be' Ditrnai in the hard to Baxes to Power LOB— Cleveland collision He rnd McDougald 8 New York 12 $B— Power 2 HR— Berra Mantle SB— had gone after Rocky Minoso x Two out when winning run scored pop fly in left field er bb so ip A 3 3 2 McDougald diopped the ball McLish 1 0 0 1 Feriarese heads and 1 3 4 after they bumped Bell (L 8 9) 2i camd home from 7 3 Vic Power 3 2 Ditmar 1 Duren 11 run that tied 2 0 0 2 second with the Maas (W 7 5) T— 3 25 the game 4 4 The Yankees in 10 innings won Second game: X rays later showed no CLEVELAND (NEW YORK sb r h rbl more serious sb r h rbll injury than a ft 0 Picrsal cf 4 0 0 OIRchrdsn 2b 0 0 4 111 Tower lb 4 0 1 01 Bauer concussion Minoso If 4 0 0 0i Mantle cf 30 10 slight n-kee o Rich-aidso- n Cola-vito'- s 1 7-- 5 1 4 0 0 0 4230 4 0 2 0 Kearns Lanes 112 110 Mooie p Stalev p 10a c Lollai Lown p 1011 WAGON WHEEL & EL RANCHO HOTELS W ELLS NEVADA 15 Totals ' 38 5 12 5 Ttsli for Casale In 8lh- - 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Berra c 3 0 0 0 Howard lb 4 0 2 OlSlaughtrrf 2 0 0 0 McDugld sa 2 0 0 0 Shantz p 1 0 1 O' “ Df White Sox had taken the top final three Innings for his first spot and first since June 15 triumph of the season Chicago thus saw a victory The Red Sox came from halted at five contests string behind four times en route Veteran White Sox catcher to victory Slio-Lollar broke a 33 tie Wert drove in the deciding with a double to right center run off Ray Mooie with a m the seventh inning of the smash to right which sent opeiei home Marty Keough who had The blow scored the fleet doubled Jim Landis from first base 4-- 3 THE DOUBLE victory giving the fourth place Yankees a sweep of the three game series tumbled the Indians a the Chicago game behind White Sox who took first place by splitting a ’pair at boston The White Sox who gave up the lead to Cleveland June 15 open a four game series with the Yankees here Friday night while the Indians shift to Boston for four Colvito rf Held ss St: kind 1b Martin 2b Brown c Smith p Grant p homer and Bobby SUMMONED from the bullShantz’ shutout hulling which pen when starter Jerry Casale left Chicago atop the heap by was yanked for a pinchhitter a two game’ mai gin Fornieles threw shutout three-hi- t ball at Chicago over the It was the fourth time the hree BALTIMORE July relief of shutout innings pitching by JTom Sturdnant saved the Kansas City Athletics a 43 victory over the Baltimore Orioles Thursday night The Orioles threatened to pull the game out of the fire against Bud Daley with a home MEANWHILE the Indians run outburst but the former dropped a doubleheader to '4 New York Yankee put out the New York featuring a Mickey 7-- Cola-Mt- Mantle ChiBOSTON July 16 White Sox cago's "go-gohustled past Cleveland into the American League lead Thursday though they were forced to settle for a doubleheadcr split with Boston After the White Sox took the home the first game forces won the fnghtcap 5 4 on a Vic Wertz single and Mike Fornieles' relief pitching By Associated Pres paid attendance of 10607 gave the senatois a season’s total WASHINGTON Juty 16 Washingon’s sizzling Senators' of 418379 still 16th in the ma Thursday night completed aior leagues but only 56909 three game senes sweep as short of last gear’s full total In the eighth when Maxwell they whipped Detroit 5 2 be- hind the nine hit pitching of led off with a single Hyde was summoned from the bullpen Bill Fischer and Dick Hyde t WASHINGTON The hottest team in the DETROIT ab r h rhl rbi American League winning 18 Yo't 1b ibrli 2 Oi Aspml 2b 4 2 3 5 1 2 0 0 4 rf li Kuenn cf of their last 28 games for a Maxwll If 3 0 2 li Allison Kilebrw 1b 4 0 0 0 643 pace since last June 14 Groth cf 4 0 1 01 Sievcr lb 4 0 11 e 40 10 Lemon If 4 0 0 0 the Senators tightened their Berberet 0 0 0 0 Zernial lb 4 0 ft 0! 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