Show SB 2-Hit- Wins for Yanks as Chisox Blank Tribe ter Berra Mantle Hit Hard Chicago Victor 6 to 0 - i Jack Sctirocder ' Jack Straws WASHINGTON July pitching was Turley’s two-h-it supported strongly by Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle Saturday as the New York Yankees defeated Washington 46 9-- Bob jtfj Red Treadway Deserves Some Plaudits Leon Treadway the skipper of the Ogden Reds should come in for a lot of plaudits in the way he has handled the Redlegs In recent games and In the process has won the respect of the entire league Once their cause seemed more than hopeless but right now Ogden has Just finished a sweep over the powerful Great Palls Electrics which is Indication enough that the Reds can handle any and ail opposition red-haire- i d t f It- - - A BERRA SLAMMED his 15th ' I-- $ few? t X t -- j f j J soma flma ball club that Actually the Reds o have a some additions has with start but at click the limplydidnt begun to roll along at a torrid clip While the pitching has been spotty John Sabalaskey and Torn Mills have been big helps and have picked up the remainder of the staff Treadway himself an accomplished hitter and outfielder has aided considerably at the plate and of course such promising stars as Buddy Gilbert Ksrl Kuehl and Bob Wetzel have chimed in Carl Paylor the veteran third baseman Is on a batting spree and Chico Terry is playing great ball In the field So from here on out the Reds should be as strong ss the well-balanc- ed Yi t 0 1 v 130 & MANTLE’S SINGLE and ’ The limp Had to Be on Top of flay ' lapwaifujino The altercation at Berks Field Thursday night Involving Dick Kent and Carl Long the Billings third baseman Umpire was settled when Pres Claude Engberg set Long down with s Sliding Stan Lopata ef the Phillies Is out at second as the Pirates' Johnny O’Brien toseee to first to complete suspension $23 fine and a five-daWhile it seemed extremely flagrant at the time lt’a entirely 'possible that the position of the umpire had aomethlng to do Lopez with It We’v seen ball players fly into tantrum before but shoved the this time it looked ss though Long bumped snd r v r r J umpire more than usual IT WAS close play and Kent had to be on top of It When Long jumped up in gesturei unbecoming a 7-- 1 It’s possible that Kent hadn't been able to retreat to his regular position In time to avoid being ihoved by Long Other players have reacted in much the same manner while By Aaaoclatod Press rushing toward the umpire PITTSBURGH July But for Long it should be a good lesson One more such Roberta of tha Philadelphia Incident and Carl may be Long gone Phillies gave up only three hits Saturday— all in the second inFrom Here and There and Everywhere ning— as the Phils routed the While the New York Yankees are now sixth in the American Pittsburgh Pirates 1 with an lt attack alump the league leader League in hitting after a week-lon- g Cleveland ta the second re still first in home run with 93 And the home ROBERTS who now has a cluh in that department well back with 81 13 victories and seven are Yanks fifth in the circuit in record of set run power tells for the only down the Pirates defeats ’totar number of base hits In order In every inning BOB GREENWOOD (Bees 31) and currently trying to pitch except the second when the record with’ San Francisco in the Pirates put' together a triple out a tore arm has a While Ted WlUiams ts hitting at a and two singles to score a run Pacific Coast League He struck out four batters gigantic 413 clip he la unlikely to get enough times at bat to and didn’t issue any walks win the American League championship Ironically the only way Bobby Shants would sign a contract ROBERTS also contributed with the old Philadelphia Athletics a few years back was with’ to the Phils’ attack aa he the provision that the A’a would girls his brother Wilmer a ahot awatted a home run with noThe younger Shantz with Kansas City in organized baseball on in the eighth Inning It Is hitting at a 291 clip while Bobby is itUl nursing a bad arm body his first round-trippof wai But the Kansas City club is still third mark and has a season the in the league in hitting eirratuaeM ' A AS HO GIL McDOUGALD (Twin Falls) is hitting at 270 for the Clamant rt 4 0 I 0 X 3k 4 ORra I Yankees after a miserable start v Gus Triandos (Twin Falls ’49) 4 4 14 Lynch It Falla Bill Renn 260 is ’49) Baltimore for is hitting (Twin Lone lr Atwell e Hal Smith for a time with Twin hitting 230 for Kansas City Thnmaa ef Dale Long formerly With Falls is hitting 255 for Baltimore J O’Brn Sb Groat m Bobby Adama Ogden Is hitting at 301 clip for Pittsburgh Mtuotua 307 now Is Cincinnati for 39) Johnny Temple batting 9 (Ogden Wr4 (Ogden ’49) is hitting 275 for the Redlegs Mutlni Some of the stars of ’54 art having a miserable year 11 II 17 II Tatala ut tor Fappar In th hero Is hitting Dusty Rhodes of the Giants the pinch-hittin111 111 111—7 Wes Westrum the Giants PhlUdalphla 239 since he became a regular Oil Ml 000—1 Fimburah RBI — Jonn t J O’Brien Inn la S niregular catcher has a 181 mark while the other backstop Ray blick tt— Jonaa Xiv Smallay Robru Hank Sauer of the Cuba has a 215 nla SR— Katt ia hitting at 188 Lone Knnla MR— Smlnlck OF— Sr— Jon 227 Qroit J mark while A1 Rosen of Cleveland is hitting at Rpbarta O’Brln and Lons S BB— XJttlflld S well-temper- ed ball-play- er Victory obin 7-- 11-h- 3-- 9 er 4-- 6 Fat-pe- r g July 9 S-- B 1 (S-- But they’re last in home runs with only 16 to date After the addition of Bob Wetzel the Ogden Reds put together a With 2 Victory great doubleplay combination with Chico Terry at short and MILWAUKEE WIS July 9 Wetzel at second They’re currently leading the league in (UP)— Ray Crone pitched the with 73 5-- double plays (UP-- A1 2 rain-curtaile- AIHOA MILWAUKSl Don Newcombe Brooklyn (RH) Robin Roberts Phils (RH) Gene Conley Milwaukee (RH) Sam Jones Chicago (RID Harvey Haddlx St Louis (LH) Luis Arroyo St Louis (LH) Joe Nuxhall Cincinnati (LID Early Wynn Cleveland (RH) Bob Turley New York (RH) Dick Donovan Chicago (RID Frank Sullivan Boston (RID Jim Wilson'" Baltimore (RH) Herb Scorfe Cleveland (LH) Whitey Ford New York (LI I) Billy Pierce Chicago (LID Billy Hoeft Detroit (LH) - AINOA Cards Annex Homer Duel 3 0 4 1 S 3 0 3 4 4 3 13 4 0 I 0 4 110 4 311 3 3 0 1 4 0 13 al it Pittsburgh catcher Stan Lopata Philadelphia AMERICAN LEAGUE ALTERNATES: Inficldcrs feobby Avila and A1 Rosen Cleveland Chico Carrasquel Chicago and Vic Power Kansas City outfielders A1 Smith and Larry Doby Cleveland and Jackie Jensen Boston catcher Sherman Lollar Chicago Runs Saturday night as the St Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 4r2 on Stan Mu sisl’s grind slammer Musial’a four-ru-n blow against Warren Hacker came in the sixth ' ' 205-poun- HACKER WENT the route yielding only five hit Tom Po-hols- also went the distance for the Cardinals giving up six hits two of them homers by ' Hank Sauer and Jim King Poholsky and Hacker had quite a battle for the first five innings with Sauer’s seventh home run in the fourth inning giving the Cubs in edge King’s homer his eighth came with thcybases empty in the eighth inning HIS Vlrdon rf Schdnat Sb Rapuliki If 3 110 Bur brink 3 1 f 0 Granite 10 4 3 u 00 0 0 10 13 - d d 0-- 0 3--3 4-- 4 ) 2-- 1 vic-toi- y Dit-mar’- of bone-wear- Del-sin- 2b-i- kill V sun-lovin- -- oft-bruis- ed U" 2-- RBI-D- Wit-lla- La-bi- n Ini -- Ws?i (3-3- ) 4-- 4 1 0--0 son (4-1- ) (6-0- ) 6-- 5 Wynn Newcombe Loom as All- Star Starters Tuesday 34 ’ ar rs n Bruton-Aaro- four-gam- e I double-header- twi-nig- ht a ) ) Hatton Gives Bosox Win (11-7- all-st- 0-- 1 (11-4- - ST LOUIS MO July 9 (UP) —Home runs accounted for all odd-make- NATIONAL LEAGUE ALTERNATES: Infielders Stan Mu-riSt Louis: Gene Baker and Ransom Jackson Chicago Johnny Logan Milwaukee and Gil Hodges Brooklyn Outfielders Willie Mays New York Hank Aaron Milwaukee and Frank Thomas Night Games Cut Career 0-- 0 0-- 0 0-- 0 inter-boroug- won 13 There was no game in By Joe Reichler ' 1945 Associated Pres Writer Sports Mathwa 3b A Aaron Sb crowd of close to capacity MILWAUKEE July U — 45000 is Thomptn If to fill every expected Pafke rl Cleveland’s Early Wynn powAdcock lb seat Stadiin available County erful Brookand a Crandall righthander um tickets with sold 1 0 0 0 Crona all weeks lyn’s Don Newcombe who also 1 3 MrMUan aa 3 1 0 0 0! throws from the right side ap- ago The game scheduled to d Mala 1 3 0 0 3 Stalay 9 pear to be the likely choices to start at pm (MST) will be KIppatn p 0 0 0 seen and heard vis television Fraaman p 0 0 0 0! obtain the starting assignments 0! aBrovta 110 and radio from coast to coast in 22nd the annual SUv b ra 0 0 0 0 Major 0 0 0 0 Nutbaili League game here next Long range weather pre10 0 0 Tuesday dictions are for high tempera Tefal 1111411 Tefal 37141714 The tores and Singled for Freeman in Ith probably higher humidity No for Brovia to 8th ' over la rain forecast respecting pitchpower cC rounded eut for Harmon In Wk out for McMillan to Oth ing have installed the NationGrounded eut for Nuxhall to Oth American League manager Cincinnati 104 000 810— t al L£ue squad a slight 841 A1 Lopez in an effort to offset Milwaukee 008 111 20x— I favorite to its ninth register X— Thurman Burgess RBI— Thurman KluaaewskL Loaan Adcock X Ptfke SB victory since the classic origi- the superior punch of the Na— Crandall Adcock HR— Thurman Lotionals has selected a nine-manated in 1933 gan Adcock DP — — BB Staley L Kiipppitching squad headed by Wynn stein 1 Fraaman 1 Nuxhall 1 Crona AMERICANS THE and who rookie Herb Scorfe of his 4 SO— Staley I Kiippslam 3 Crona 3 a HO— Staley 8 4H Kiippstein 4 1H Free- snapped losing own Indians Fireball bob Turman RAER— Staley streak last summer with an 11-Nuxhsll ley and southpaw Eddie Ford 1L Kiippstein 4 4 Cran 31 W— Crona 1— KUppetato US) victory in Cleveland have of the New York Yankees at 314 BLotniton an aa d 8-- 4-- 3 Toapla Sb Thrmn If 4 1 I 0 4 4 10 RU cf KliwakL lb 4 1 13 Pott rl a 3 1 1 Oi Buraeaa e 3 14 0 Adam 3b 10 0 1 Harmon 3b 1 0 1 1 v d - CINCINNATI V V- 6--0 - 13-- e 0 run-scorin- 3-- 2 ar The victory moved the Sox within a game of the second-placIndians A single by George Kell and a walk to Bob Nieman got the Sox second Inning scoring epiSherm Lollar sode in motion forced Kell at third on an attempted- sacrifice and then Dropo drove his homer into the left field lower deck When Wynn hit Nelson Fox with a pitch with one out in the third it marked the twelfth time this season the little second baseman had reached base this way Singles by Kell and Nieman brought him around to score A double by Jim Busby a single by Minnie Minoso and a walk to Kell finished Wynn in the fifth and Nieman greeted rescuer Feller with a single that made the score 0 for the Sox six-ru- fifth straight complete game for Hacktrp 1110 Poheiakyp ilOa the Milwaukee Braves to give Tefal 31414 3 Tefal them five consecutive wins as Filed out for ChlU In Ttb Gramma In Otb for they defeated the Cincinnati for Hamua In Ml Cbicaaa Ml 1M 010—1 Saturday Redlegs SI- Leula 04a— 4 04 MuMal Joe Adcock drove In three X— Bakar RBI— Saner Kina HR — Sauer MualaL Kina BB— All-St- ar Milwaukee runs with a homer 4Vlrdon S— Poholaky HP— Boyar and a double and Johnny Logan Schoendianat Gramma end Mutlal Schoondianat and MuMal Staphenaon homered for another Brave run Jackaon BB— Hack Bakar and Fondy By Associated Press SO— Pohholaky A r I Poholaky S Bob Thurman homered for Cin— Hacker BE HBP Poholaky MILWAUKEE July 9 — Starting squads for the major cinnati W— Poholaky —By Poholaky (Klntk L— Hacker Crone gained his fourth vies game in Milwaukee July 12: league All-Stdetwo of the tory year against Nationals Americans feats and limited the Redlegs NATIONALS FAVORED to six hits Johnny Kiippstein who relieved Gerry Staley in the fifth Inning took his fifth loss against a lone victory Starting Clubs at Milwaukee Tilt Major League er Hearn (116 Hitter) Paces Giants to 10 -2 Victory Lopez who would be happier if his Cleveland Indians led the American League by four games Instead of trailing by that figure said Saturday he believed his club was in "good position” to repeat at chain pions "What people don’t realize" he said "Is that we’re Just settling down now Up until now we’ve had one man injured or another all the time And this heat is helping our pitching Banka a Sauer If 4 13 0 Jackaon Sb 3 0 1 rondy lb 4 0 11 a00 0 Chiu e 10 0 0 McCUadt 00 0 1 right-hand- 1 Popper 1 Martin SO— JJttltiid S Robru 4 Poppor S HO—UtUflld 0 Pioneer League Pickups and Assists In 414 Popper 1 In 1M Martin 1 in 1 LUUefleld PepGreat Falls has the most concentrated hitting attack in the per 11RoberU WP— Littlefield W Martin —Robert U37 Pioneer League but has very little long ball power Sparked CNICA40 T LOUIS AB H 0 A ASNOA by the hitting of Don LeJohn a brilliant prospect at third base Mrrimn ef 3 1 1 Oi Royer Sb 3 0 0 3 Stretch Braves Skein 4 Moon cf Rakarlb to death the Sparkles simply single and double the opposition Kin rf 3 140 MusiaL lb 410 1 6--0 6-- Confident Of Repeat Win CHICAGO v y y Roberts Hurls Phils to CHICAGO July 9 Big Connie Johnson struck out 12 and allowed only six hits Saturday as he hurled Chicago to a win over the Cleveland Indians The 6 foot 4 inch had an easy time of it after Walt Dropo hit a three-ru- n homer off Early Wynn in the second inning The Sox made eight hits in all off Wynn Bob Feller and Bill Wight triple off the right field fence pried a run off loser inI Johnny Schmitz in the first " homer his blasted Berra ning w e in the third inning after ManDoubles by the tle singled JL U Sb? same pair off Chuck Stobbs fetched the Yankees their final a double play in Saturday's game Shortstop Dick Groat of run In the ninth (CHICAGO tho Pirates watches the proceedings Phils won game 71 Berra and Mantle accounted CLiVELAND AB H 0 A AIHOA 12 Yankees’ 4 12 0 Woodlna If SOSO Buabrcf for eight of the 2 0 2 Youn 2b 4 0 8 3 Fox 2b with supplyhits Andy Carey 4 16 0 3 0 10 Minoso If Smith rf 2 2 0 0 Doby cf — 4 13 0 Kell 3b ing two singles SB Kennedy 3b 10 0 0 413 The shutout was the 16th Roaen 1 11 0 4 Nieman Altoblli lb rf 2 2 10 4 012 0 at 3 0 11 Lollar c dealt the Senators this season Strrklnd 4 2 2 1 a Ktner 0 0 0 Dropo lb 26th was their and the defeat Kuhn 10 0 3 Brtdewsr h 4011 Heaan e 10 3 0 Johnson p 3 0 1 4 in 30 games 3100 3 10 1 p The shutout kept the Sen- Wynn 0 0 0 0 Feller p By Aaaocltted Preaa Dodgers spaced eight hits snd ators ahead of the American 10 0 0 0 0 0 3 WUht p NEW YORK July 9 — Big was never in trouble after his of their record pace 110 0 League n Jim Hearn a 116 hitter until second homer capped a 1909 predecessors who were 13 41414 TOfalt Totals and gave the Giants a blanked 29 times for Strickland In 6th Saturday walloped two home splurge 10-out for Hogan tn 6th lead The Giants blew a g runs and a single out for FeUer In 7th lead Friday night to the Tommy Byrne of the Yankees d Singled for Wight In th as he pitched and batted the Sat- Cleveland 001 101 Ml— New York Giants to a 10-- vic- Dodgers but Hearn was having had shut out Washington OH HI OOx— 4 Chicago in a none of that night urday Saturday RBI —Dropo 3 Nieman 3 Minoso SB tory over the injury-riddle— Buaby Doby HR— Dropo DP — Rosen game Brooklyn Dodgers Young and AltobelU BB — Johnson 4 The Yankees avenged a pre- Wynn SO— Johmon 12 2 Wlaht 1 SAYS WILLIAMS 3 HO— Wynn 0 In 4(4 FeUer 1 in HEARN evened his season vious shutout by Johnny Wynn 1 Wynn 6 6 Wight 1 in 8 Schmitz who was the losing in record at 8 squared the curHBP Johnson Feller Wight W— (2 0) L Johnson (Fox) h Wynn rent aerie between the pitcher Saturday Chuck Stobbs —by —Wynn rivals at one apiece pitched the last Inning WASHINGTON YORK NSW 1954 and brought the fading AIHOA AIHOA world champions back up to 4 0 0 3 Delia 3b McDdd 3b 3 0 0 3 Runnils 3 2b 113 Howard If 4 0 0 0 the A00 level The home runs lb 3 0 12 0 Norenlf 10 10 Vernon 4110 Mantle cf 5 5 3 0 Courtney were his third and fourth of ri If 44 00 4100 BOSTON July 9 (UP) Ted Berra c 5 3 5 0 Sieve Paula rf the season and the four runs Skwrn lb 4 0 5 0 Umphltt cf 3 0 4 0 batted In doubled his previous Williams said Saturday he ColUna lb 10 3 0 Vldvelso ( 3 0 3 3 Bauer rf 4 13 0 total for the year would be able to play another Carey 3b 4 3 10 Schmitt 9 31 60 00 03 BOSTON July 9 (UP)-Gr- ady si 4 1 0 3 Stobbs p 0 0 0 0 Hatton climaxed a driving finThe second round-trippe- r jn three to five years if modern Hunter Turley p 3 0 0 1 inside the park belt to the clubish for the Red Sox Saturday were strictly a daytime Taftla 311711 Tafala 371127 4 house In deep centerfield In baseball he singled home Sammy when Schsmta out in 8th Grounded for 101 100 001—4 White Naw York the fifth inning apparently pastime again after an eighth-innin- g 000 000 00- -0 Washinafen took something out of the to give Boston a 54 win “THE WAY they play the X— Hunter Valdivielso RBI— Berra triple tail-en4 3BH IBH— Hunter Berra for Mantle the Baltimore over the righthander now with all these nigji — Berra HR— Berra SB — Bauer DP — Orioles Dodgers’ only runs came in the game Valdivielso Runnels and Vernon X SO— Turley s BB — urley 3 Schmitt 3 games and next inning 4 Stobbi 1 HO— Schmitt 10 In 8 THE RED SOX tied the score 1 tn 2 Stobbs Turley followed by afternoon W— Turley Stobb Schmitt DON HOAK opened the with a pair of runs in the L— Schmitt ) takes a heck of a lot out games a sixth with and fifth Dodger single inning that brought on front-line- r took second as leftfieldcr of a guy” said the veteran BosJim Wilson He kept Whitey Lockman fumbled the ton Red Sox slugger who’s fast Finigan’s Sock Gives Boston at bay until White ball He moved to third when approaching 37 years opened the eighth with a triple “To top it off the "business of Athletics 2-- 1 Win Peewee Reese also singled to deep center and Hatton folAfter Reese stole second Dave modern baseball requires lowed with s single to the midDETROIT July 9 (UP)— Jim Williams threw out Duke Snider games to be played in weather Finigan’s eighth inning dle of the drawn-u- p Orioles insingle while Hoak scored Gil Hodges’ that some ducks would stay scored Vic Power from third field home in” he added sacrifice brought in Reese The victory Boston’s 13th in base to give the Without revealing his own in- Kansas Saturday Hearn gaining his second victhe last 15 games was credited a Athletics City to relief artist Ellis Kinder who tory in three decisions with the tentions about returning to the over the Detroit Tigers game after this season — bis The game was a scoreless slammed the door on the NIW YOSK second declared year of retire- pitchers’ duel between Art aoOKLVN Orioles with three hits over the AS N 0 A ASNOA — the y 4 3 0 0 William 3b 1 1 3 8 ment Hoak 3b last hitting Innings Kansas City and Frank Raaaa m 4 Lockman U41I0 star said “I bet I’d be able to BOSTON SALTIMORS of Detroit Snidar cf 4 the until bottom 8 Lary Maya cf 110 AB NO A ASNOA Hod tea lb 1 1 I 1 Rofman lb 10 10 stay around in good shape for of the s seventh when Jim g Mrsh 3 S 3 S Goodmn 3b 4 112 Shutwil 3 110 1 0 I 0 lb 3 0 3 0 tw five year if 8 3 S 1 Klaus as lb Gilliam if 4IO Dark aa 4 3 3 3 another three shot the Tigers into the Hale 0 0 10 Williams If 3 0 1 0 Pope If Zimmer lb 4 14 4 Mueller rf 4 3 0 0 we just played day games" 3 0 3 0 Jansen if 3 12 0 lead with his ninth home run Coin If Walker 3 10 4 PhUlay rf 3 0 1 0 Zauchin lb 4 110 3 W antrum Spooner p season of the 3110 4 3 4 1 Trisndos e 4 1 0 0 White e IT WAS a characteristic 4 10 1 Causey 3b 4 111 Hatton 3b 3 113 KANSAS CIYY DITROIT 0 frank approach to a present-da- y Diering cf 4 17 0 Pietwali ef 4 12 Labin 9 AIHOA 0 4 0 0 Miranda a 3 1 9 4 Delock p ss 8 3 3 Kuenn ss AIHOA Huahaa 9 g 4 0 14 Cali- Dmeatri M jskl problem of the Brewer 0 p Sigh ter rf 4 I o Tuttia cf 3 0 3 0 PaUca 3 3 0 p fornian whose ailing and lo’ U Tefal 311141 !1 0 Kalina rf 4 14 0 WUaon pp 3 0 110 ! 4 cf o Simpson Toraesn 0 12 0 for Spooner In 3rd 3 lb bones have been sub- Wilson cf 0 0 10 Boone 3b 4 1 for Amoroa In 3rd 3711 241 Tefal 321711 to the miseries of damp Power lb 43 1112a1 Delainf If 4 3100 0 Tefal out for Holman In OtV jected for Miranda in 7th Ftniaan 2b House — II New York 4 13 2 Baltimore 31a Ut —4 000 tit 3b 4 1 0 Hstfld 8b 3 0 2 4 Boston 04 Brooklyn t It— t foul weather around the Ameri- Lopes (18 12 fix— Astroth e 4 2 4 Lary p X—Shuba Hufhea Lockman 3 113 ark can League circuit K— RBI — Triandos Causey Whit Dttmar p 3 0 12 S Haarn 4 Mueller 1 Waatrum S Hale PhiUev PieraalL Brewer Zauchin A bout with pneumonia kept Snidar Hod 1BH —Mays 3BH— X Hatton 3B— Marsh PaUca Hal 3B Tafala 11117131 Tafsl 11 7 2711 —PieraaU Dark HR—Hearn 3 SB— Raaaa SF— the White SB— Miranda DP— Kansas City 04 00 150—1 Marah big guy sidelined for a con- Datrpif Hodaaa DP— Raaaa Zimmer and Hod Miranda and Hale BB—PaUca 5 000 100—1 X Zimmer Hodae and Ream Delock I Brewer 3 SO— Delock 1 siderable period last season and E— House Toraesox RBI00 — Power Brewer 1 Kinder 2 HO— Palica Dark and Holman WiUlama S In Dark and Harrta BB — Haarn 3 Spooner a fairly recent irainy night in H RDel s!m nA v"TV l0‘ SK— Power! 4(4 WUaon 4 in 3 23 Delock 8 tn 1 1'3 £?£Ln-n- ' Demaestri 3 Labin 1 Huaea 3 SO— Haarn 4 3 in 2(4 to 3 Kinder B"er 513 WUaon Kansas City brought back woes Deiuestrl Ditmar 1 Hu Palic l HO —Spooner pelock Labin a in 8 Hu he 3 In A 44 Brewer that kept him out of the lineup &r7o3SiJSrj Kinder 00 HBP— Bv Delock (Causey) by Brewer mope) Haarn 1 1 W— Spooner S 3 Labin for several days ! WP— Delock W— Kinder L— Spooner Haarn L— Wil- Berrf ’s best " home run a triple and a double to bat across ail four runs while Mantle contributed a double and four singles for a perfect day until Turley had a center to Tete Runnels singled with one out in the sixth inning The Senators’ other hit a single by Clint Courtney came with two out in the same inning — the only time Washington advanced a runner to second base Turley struck out four Senators in the first two innings but none thereafter to tie Cleveland’s Herb Score for the major league strikeout lead at no-hitt- The Improvement of such as Bill Cooke the tall righthander and the improved over-al- l play of the team has been one of the most Inspiring transitions the league haa seen la ’ By Aaaoclated Preaa By AaaocUted Preat 9 righthander Dick Donovan and veteran who boasts 198 lifelefty Billy Pierce of the Chi- time triumphs was selected on an squad only oneg precago White Sox righthander back in 1947 Atd that viously Frank Sullivan of Boston Jim was only as an llth-hou-r reWilson of Baltimore and leftfor placement Bobby Feller hander Billy Hoeft of Detroit who was excused because all-st- LEO DUROCHER National League pilot will go with a streamlined staff of seven that includes righthanders Robin Roberts of Philadelphia Gene Conley of Milwaukee and Sam Jones of Chicago as well as southpaws Joe Nuxhall of Cincinnati and Harvey Haddix and rookie Luis Arroyo of St Louis ' It probably will come as a surprise to most baseball followers that Wynn just about the best pitcher in the American League today has never pitched in an ggame before In fact the Sye d all-st- ar ax-ol- ar injury o' 1951 7 He was charged with' the loss ’51 There is a possibility that Durocher may hand the opening assignment to Robtrts Rho started four of the last five games The Nationals non three of those although the Phillies’ ace didn’t figure in any of the derisions Although the working pitchers won’t be named until Mon in TURLEY Score Sullivan Pierce end Wynn currently rank No 1 through No 6 among the American Lea gus strikeout leaders Whether they can atop such fence busters as Duke Snider Ted Kluszewski Willie Mays Eddie Mathews and Ernie Banks each with more home runs than Mickey Mantle the top American Leaguer is anybody’s guess On paper the senior circuit swatters far outrank their rivals by more than 100 home runs The American League pitchers however have a decided edge in victories shutouts and strikeouts of an Hoeft Newcombe has never started before although he has appeared In three games in 1949 1950 and day it is almost certain the National League stars will hive more speed than they’ve watched in a long time a' |