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Yankee weapon supplied hl their winning streak to five ing late and hard swept a crusher in both games T games Sunday by winning a doubleheader with the St Louis New Yorkers came up with 11 seven-rusixth inning in tho doubleheader from the Phila- Browns Sunday winning the after icing the anti ' second game 74 after taking nightcap delphia Athletics 84 and the first 92 game with five runs in the a n d sweeping a four-gam-e Bombers seventh The power-packeThe Browns took a 20 lead lo6 thus have run their current win series from the A's Bob Feller idle since Mem- nine streak to 11 games and the second game on Johnny orial-Day when he suffered continued their runaway of the Groths' first inning home runs a pulled side muscle posted 'American League race Second and Don Lenhardt's doublt 'i his first victory since April 26 place Cleveland also a twin bill ahead of Bobby Young's singlell in the opener with the help of winner remained five and a in the second First game: home runs by Bill Glynn Joe half games from the top Mow York ob li al It Louis ab bolt 2b 4 1 5 31 Hunter sa Martin 4 4 3 it and Larry Doby Tipton 4 4 Coiling lb 4 113 21 Yearns 21) t overpowered the Philadelphia Phi Hies with six borne runs St Louis Cards snapped their losses Sun Sunday as they swept a double- streak of one-ruto move back day This time they were beatheader 0 and Into first place in the National en good—so convincingly in League by seven percentage fact that they could not even points blame the umps A crowd of 20098 saw Sid Carl Erskine gave them Just Gordon Andy Pa fko Ed Math- four singles while the Brooks ews and Ebbs St Claire hit for were belting Jerry Staley and the circuit in the opener as 'successors for 15 shots that in- Johnny Antonelli blanked the cluded a homer No 7 by hot-bo- y Phils on five hits Gil Hodges The resultant 10-- 1 George Crowe hit a pinch score was Brooklyn's fourth two-ru- n homer in the second straight win and St Loo's fifth game his first of the year off straight beating Rookie Thornton (Kip) Kipper It was the type of affair that Johnny Logan hit his sixth in grew progressively d the same inning off the same and monotonous finally reach-pitchThe seventh inning ing the state where many of'the thretrun outbreak clinched the 16752 fans amused themselves seced game and gave Reliefer by launching paper planes onto Bob Buhl his fourth win against the field Some of these came two losses close to hitting Erskine So did Antonelli winning his sixth some of the Cardinals but not against one loss and pitching many succeeded his second shutout got enough Only in the sixth did they runs in the first inning to win pair a couple of singles It was the opener then that Solly Hemus drew a Beorge Bruton was safe on walk and took second on Red Gran Hamner's error and with Schoendienst's hit Stan Musial two out Gordon and Pafko each then lined into a DP but Enos hit their seventh homers of the Slaughter singled through the season on successive pitches by right side for the loser Steve Ridzik Mathews hit which deprived Erskine of a his 16th with two out in the :shutout in his fifth win third and St Claire hit his at tows ab h e a Brooklyn ab I o a fourth off Andy Hansen in the tictomorstuto :II i 1Gataomos3b 4231 4133 fifth Gordon's walk a sacrifice riussuiss Urt rI : 0 ? : roigenrsocrif If : 31 30 0 0 Adcock's and Joe single brought mike lb 2 0 11 2 CAPIIII10 If 0 o 0 0 1 2 1 4 4 2 3b 4 Jabnaki e Campania home the final run 11111lee a 30 3 I Flocittes lb 5 2133 The second game was a stiff dRaddix 0 0 0 0 Furth° rf 5 220 duel between Kipper just re- - 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