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I - - — the fifth '''''- -- ft d 24 Reft11111 rt I ''' t 3 145 3030 2 2 1 28 8 27 11 intentionally tor 17rd is bWalked 7th Oiled out for Coleman in OM tifouled out for Rizzuto in 9th Score by New York innings: Philadalphis PITTSBURGH April 24 (UP) ' ''' C —Righthander Carl Erskine Al t lowed only three single y ' ' as'he i e into t "fA pitched Brooklyn '' -1 National League lead brblan ing the Pittsburgh Pirates 0 1 The Dodgers moved into sole ' possession of first place when Giant pitcher Mary Grissom ' at $ shut out Philadelphia the Polo Grounds ' I Two of the three hits off 4 Erskine were singles by Pirate : rookie second baseman Curt 0 ' Roberts "—AP tom4 joik - WirephOtO ' vi kAte In posting his first victory two defeats Erskine against Philadelphia Phi Illis at Polo Grounds Saturday Phil? third struck out eight batters al- sacker Willie Jones protects bag on throw from the outfield lowed three walks and at one - - ' -stretch retired 10 consecutive yrid - - - - AN 0 - -- - — II I s I I - Cubans Invent Clorful Baseball Jargon By Sam Summer lin Associated Press Sports Writer u HAVANA April bans mix a fplash of Latin twisted English with their lively Spanish and come up with a sparkling baseball another of pure "volo la fence) ' e A "too-bay- " To the Cuban to the American is triple bans an well as third is "la equine hot corner) or esquina candente" (the burn- ing corner) The outfielders literally translated a r e gardeners is beard on occasions The crowd and Havana's radio announcers often use English words with a strong Spanish accent which makes tjardineros) A long time ago the Cu- bans fashioned one expression Is is when the home team appears headed for a shutout victory About the seventh innint the crowd starts to roar "nueve cros" (nine zeros) in hopes of keeping the visitors scoreless base caliente" (the even hotter "la Stadium But blended with this cry pure English but is not used or even heard in the United States They say "dead ball" when the pitcher hits a batter and they carry it that way in the boxscores A favorite chant of the Cu- - ree-bay" hon-ron- ) Gran two-bas- of like jargon Excitable Cuban fans of this island's favorite sport scream "jonron" (pronounced when a ball sails out of Havana's cerca" which Spanish— (over the hit sparks yells something that sounds A Jackson Lists 29 S 24 141 Totals for Robinson in Ith &Ran 4 sound i Viteche" and pitcher They talk of hits to "lei" (left) field and "rai" (right) fiel d "p0e1 - Cuba's sports writers how"tgenerally stick to the formal style—Spanish of the terms They ll collect-translatio- write "lanzador" for pitcher and "receptor" for catcher log two-bagg- base- terms: Batter—Bateador Sacrifice—Sacri Ball—Bola or ball Strike—Strike (with a "ale - the total It was one of Erskine's best performances of the infant sea- son The slim right hander vas est never-Pi-rtrouble withi a fast double play helping him out at one point hiss- - - 000 000 000- -0 000 MO 00x- -1 DP— 118—Dernaeatri Former Giant Catcher Adds Batting Ptmch to Cards PARNEL1 OUT FOR WEEKS 615 Cops BOSTON TOLD Batting Lead WASHINGTON April Parnell crack Stan Mockler Press Sportswriter he has had seven hits includ United log two homers and three dou- - ST LOUIS Mo April 24 — bies in 18 trips A baseball Latin from ManhaAbout his hitting his reae- ttan is the latest target of St lion Is that of most major By 24 left pTinhciehs- in the eighth got the only other safety yielded by the Dodger fast-baspecialist Junior Gilliam the Dodber second sacker was the big gun n l'h the Brooklyn attack ing three hits in five trips In in the eluding a fourth AU in all the Brooks gathered eight bingles with Peewee Reese pdding two to ever more Here are other Cuban I GRISSOM experienced only one trying moment It came with One out in the seventh inning after Johnny Wyrostek and Bobby Morgan walked with two out But the Giants' hurler struck out Robin Roberts on a screwball to end the inning The loss was a bitter one for Roberts who allowed only five hits Lockman connected with an outside pitch and his blow barely reached the left field scoreboard some 295 feet from home plate for the only run of the gamey) doubled OTHER THAN that Roberta trouble only once The Giants filled the bases with one out in the fourth on singles by Willie Mays and Don Mueller and an intentional pass to Monte Irvin But the Phi Is ace batters who suffered his second loss leadoff Roberts the firte st inning against a single victory bore batter opened with a single and repeated in down to retire Bobby Hofman - and Wee Westrum on a pair of thhitetifnigfthic'mPrreu ' ball The Grissom permitting only six balls to be hit to the outfield struck out three batters and never permitted any Phi Ille baserunner to advance past second was in tha like 1 1000 0001 Totals - 3-- - Dematri ito Wroth a Thee k i -- i 4012 The phrase- is so popular it 4 2 2 3 4140 appears written that way in 3 210 the newspapers 3053 3 110 Power el Zernial If Bollweg lb nder CM Blankets Pirates 30 For No 1 Spot 4 - kt Jacobs A 'Itdif- - 110' 311 I A '1 right-hand- Jonal 3b " 01 ' lb ' when Eddie Robinson opened with a walk and after Gene Wood ling flied out Jerry Coleman singled Phil Rizzuto then grounded out advancing both runners and Enos Slaughter in his sec— ond pinch hitting appearance since coming to New York was purposely passed to load the bases But Gil McDougald flied out to left to end the threat N York sib b e al 10101 ab b a 4 ' ' in- the seventh inning ' - ': pitcher Harry Byrd started and suffered his second defeat of the season He '3 has yet to will a game for the ''' Bronx bombers The big '' ' t:V ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 4 4"'1 gave up seven hits in seven innings before he was New York Giants' eenterfielder Willie Mays makes it safely lifted for a pinch hitter to third with headlong slide in fourth inning of game with JOHNNY BAIN finished the game for the Yanks and permitted only one hit Trice's shutout was threatened in Mary GrIsom used limit the Phillies to three hits Saturday while Whitey Lockman connected for a °cheap" fifth homer that gave the Giants a victory before 8109s fans - ning and was the only extra o base hit of the contest TM f ball landed in the lower left field seats about 350 feet from 11000''m home 'Cheap' Hoiner Provides 10 Victory' for Giants NEV 1(0111c April 24 a tantalizing screwball to it ' -- run came 't 4 141 0 '" -- - all three coming against dangerous Mickey Mantle De Maestri's game 4 deciding f A - to But Win Over So ions ' '1 v y TRICE WALKED five batters and recorded three strikeouts home - - out of hts-r- iel) major league career breezed to his second win of the season against no defeats The 'hurler now has a major league nark of 4 wins and 1 loss since coming to the Athletics late hat McDout 3b 4 0 0 31 4 2 1 01 Reuel' 11 Mantle 3 0 1 01 e 4 0 5 11 Barra Robing lb 2 1 13 01 aSktern lb 1 1 4 11 Welling lir 2 0 1 Oi Coleman 2b 3 1 4 41 1 0 0 0 eNoren Rizzuto ea 3 1 1 0 0 0 dColline Byrd 0 0 0 0 )Slaughter Salta P Sox Lose Ace - t e 0 season n DETROIT April 24 M—Ray Boone' slammed a ' threerun homer in the filth inning knocking out Hal Newhouser and ruining Hal's first comeback bid as the Detroit Tigers trimmed the Cleveland Indians Saturday before 23443 fans In Briggs Stadium Returning to the ball park where he worked 13 seasons for the Tigers Newhouser was roughed up for eight hits and five runs in 424 innings THE southpaw fanned five and walked one and only once in the fourth inning when he retired the side in order did he resemble the Newhouser of old Steve Gromek meanwhile was sharp in pitching his third straight victory—all route-goin- i II TniLtee - o - Bob Trice e Bo obp's Clout Ruins Hal's kr hils-t- ' six-hitt- at-lietur- B 4 fired a and shortstop Joe DeMsestri hit his first home run of the season Saturday to give the Philadelphia Athletics a 14 victory over the New York Yankees before 010 chilled i- --- - 1954 YanKees as Grissom Holds - oginiuttely--TAme- s f PHILADELPHIA )c SALT LAKE ' ' -" -- Trice's ) 1 '- aroestys ass 0 sri Pittsbonsh ils h a Gilliam 2b 8 3 1 3' Roberts lb 4 2 1 2 3 I a 3 Skinner lb 3 0 0 0 Reese es 3 0 1 0 Rice II 4 0 2 1 Snider et Robinan 3b 3 0 I Ir Thomas et 4 0 2 0 Hodes lb 2 0 10 8 Gordon 3b a 0 0 I I 012 Amoros if 4 I 3 0 Smith 3b 1 000 Thmatm it 0 0 0 0' Lyne4 3 0 2 0 cmstnelle e 4 I a CI' Herder rt 3 0 7 3 Fitting) rt 3 0 I ei Atatell e 4 I I III Allis es 3 0 0 0 ErAtina Bogue 9 1002 Thiel a 0001 bW ard ll'oeMma 0001 pnp-up- s Alvin Dark doubled off the left field wall in the first in nine to keep alive his string of hitting safely in all nine games the Giants have played so far Midst ab b a1 Mow York sib4 II113s s JOilett 21) 4 1 Lorkma lb t 4 Ashburn et 3 5 1 I Park is S 1 13 0 Timmins 3b "'meson lb 4 I 11 4 1 Ennis It 4 0 Maps et 4 Hamner lb 4 0 2 3 Mueller rt 3110 2 1 1 0 Wyrostk rt 4 1 1 0 Irwin It 4 0 3 0 Holman 2b 311 Burgess e Westrum it 303 1 Morsan se Roberta I 0 0 3 Grissom tees New York lityrostek da Totals IS—Thump Holman and Loekman 20-20- ggits 5Eit--408a31 Grua L—RoIr W—Grissom son HP—Dark BB—Roborts S 2 OrigROM 3 tom ISIS MI 8 El 12 one tin0 tion— 000 010 00x—li 11111—Lnehman ?Male 24334 0 Philadelphia ntlBeg I I JarobsDemseetriBollwes Trice(aeobsJoosi-D'- 1 Robinson Coleman Jacobi Demaestri Bolin's itinutoNobinson BB—Byrd 1 Trice SO—Byrd 2 Spin 2 Trice 3 Ho—Byrd Bain 12 ItibElt—Byrd 11 Bain 00 Coleman maestri 6-- 1 tie° ' (1-- I Chavez Tries But Can't - Defeat Tony: NEW YORK April 24 1- 0- hinder of the Boston Red Ransom (Randy) Jackson vet-- Sox suffered a fracture of the BOSTON April 24 01 — Tony Totals $93 2712 Totals 30827 III eran Chicago Cubs' third base- - left forearm out tor Krnith in th aStrut Saturday night in Louis Cardinal autograph fans Demarco improving young Bosman with a lifetime major a game against the Washing'leaguers bSinaleo tot Thies in ath scored his 30 year-ola Sal Yvars iis ono 010- -3 ton welterweight "They're just dropping In for L— IMP—Byrd (Trice) W—Trice was ton 000 000 000- -0 when Senators he of league batting average llth only boxing victory of Italian-Spanisstraight Byrd (021 an- me" he said catcher Erskine RRI—Ilodses 41—Roberts struck by a pitched ball fl— Saturday Gilliam 264 has started the 1954 season Amorns 211 night with a unaniwas bought from the cestory I)P—Riee Ger SF—liodges lodges Parnell who won 21 games New York Giants last June in mous decision over auspiciously and holds a sizable don Roberta and Mile Smith snd Skin was rushed to ner Gilliam Rev and Hodges PR— veteran Carlos Chavez of Los lead in the National ' League last year cash deal a And he may yet Inoue 7 Etskina 3 Thies I SO01 Derace even for this early stage Georgetown Hospital for )( prove the best buy of the AuKnikine Heine 3 Mien 3 Toehim I Angeles in Boston Garden HO—Hoene 4 in 4 (laced 2 in Ph) Thiel marco weighed 1454 Chaves rays of the competition Cardinals In 4 Yoehim in L gust R esta ' Washing Dr George — 141 22 Thie iL Toehim The 28 year-old Sal had been with the Giants native of W—Ersline L—ticieue ton team physician reported Little Rock Ark has banged since Goeta Daneoli Gorman ninon coming up to the majors THE Demarco out 16 hits in 26 times at bat that a small bone in Parnell's CINCINArfl April 24 um In 1947 but he had never been SEATTLE April 24 (Ai — San — who has lost only four of broken had been forearm a in home run but a fos a highly impressive mark Ofi Wally Post hit Diego stacked up four runs in his 30 pro fights — got all the "He will be out for several anything the last of the ninth with two 615 Jackson twice has collect first a big eighth inning to whip Ilati(1 ix Goes Route played second-fiddlHe action he could handle from on Saturday to give the Cincin- ed four safeties in one game weeks Dr Bests said to Walker Cooper then to Wes Seattle Saturday afternoon As Cards Win 7-- 3 California batoh h o a the ab h o a Wash lesion 1 over a Ms base4 nati 3 3b 4 in a Pacific Coast League Yost We strum Gootimn victory 4014 Redlegs tier as they slugged throng!' 3 1 1 0 4 I 0 0 busby el 24 01 — Olson If ST LOUIS THE IN American April League climaxed by fistiball 3 2 5 0 timphlett It 3 most of the bout Jensen rt 10 the Chicago Cubs WHEN HE JOINED t h e cuffs game 1 2 31 Wriaht If 1 000 Post getting a second trial Billy Glynn who didn't clinch LACK VETS bell 3b cost San Diego catch- Southpaw Harvey Haddix went that lb Sievers Konsolo 4000 0000 Cards and his former teammate er Red Mathis a fractured arm the route for the first time this There were no knockdowns leiter 3b 0 01 01 0 Vollmer rfas 4 1 4 4 to stick with the Reds lashed the regular first base job with Eddie Stanky an achft HE year holding Milwaukee to six the Cleveland Indians until the 0Ie4erlain Manager korriart lb over line field the but a both boxers suffered cuts left drive 1 4 1 WO 102 040- -7 13 4 3 0 0 0 Tipton e San Mese Whits e tilts- - and scoring three runs as near the left eye in the ing back hampered him in his Seattle 13 002 000 001- -3 Plarsall et 8 3 2 0 Trwiter lb 4053 wall off Johnny Pyecha with last week of spring training has early 1 to 2 end Avlward the St Louis Cardinals defeated stages and both were very Chambers E Erautt effort displace the PenN 40 80 0 0 Mellarmtlis 2011 two Out and after Jim Green- made a surprising showing and Mathis eh Elliott (Doi Myers Sucheciti Olson 0000 ?arnslIp Del Rice tired at the finish Everus 0 0 bRusinela geowar had walked and Johnny is setting the pace with a 444 Fletcher tdi and J the Braves Saturday night 1000 Milwaukatt abb as St Louis ab b a 0001 grass 31008tonaa But the determined receiver Erautt Brownp drove average Glynn a 243 hitter 4 0 4 S Repulski It 4 1 0 0 LAIIII ea tiFitzserald 1 0 0 0 Temple had singled Poo is literally a new man these HOLLYWOOD April 24 t1- 1-- O'ConnI13b 4 1 01 3 Moon et 3 2 SO Demarco got the nod on the in four of the Cincitinati runs last season has compiled 12 35 S 27 14 If 4 0 0 Schndnallb 3 1 4 1 cards of all three officials Ref23 12 27 SI Totals Totals some 30 vanished Hollywood defeated Los An- Mathaws days—by to 27 Tribune The in hits 4 1 0 0 Adcock lb 3 1109 blustal if Special &Ran for Parnell In 3rd Saturday trips 4 2 3b 4001 eree Eddie Curley had the Bos2 et blrlied out for Dixon in Sth Panto a The Cubs got away to Jackson's teammate rookie LOGAN—Lack of experienced pounds geles 1 Saturday to win the Aaron at 30000 Jabloaki 3b 0001 tonian cRan for Kell in 9th Clitent —sure winning handily 100-9- 0 mashed miss "I pot- season's first cross-towlead one of the tallies coming second baseman Gene Baker series Dittmar 2b 3 1 2 3 Alston lb 4 113 1 dStruek out for Stone in eth to State Utah forced 042players 000 a 1 Jim ti 0 3 000 0 0 3 2 Judge Carrig had Demarco bPodieto Bolton -1 Yvan' is second in the National cancel its golf schedule Coach atoes" Sal said "I've laid off in the Pacific Coast League Crandall al 000 000 010- -1 on Gene Baker's homer 3 1 5 0 Gramma' NI 4 1 1 5 on 100-9- 5 ashintion and Judge Harry and too al a o h top I ab Cincinnati o — bread butter ab 1 RBI h 2 3 3 01 0 Olson Nell Chicago' just race Burdens E—Terwilliger 20 II liaddix p 3 0 2 31 League with a 478 mark Jackie Cecil Baker said Saturday 4 0 2 0 Adams 3b it close for Dehad 01 0 0 Kell Piersall Jensen Wilson do Lepel° Buabr Talbot et to 'E it Sundberg H the to II make had grade" Los Ansel 3 3 i 1 McMillan se 4 1 1 2 Robinson of the Brooklyn Fond lb Gernert 1111—Jenben 3B—Olanth Bush Paine p one team 100--1 I 0000 The 7 000 The Associated 000 only 1 marco played e 1 0 1 4 citaileg 000 Hoderlein Niner it BB—Busby DP—Terwilliger 7 2 aQueert 1000 070 MO Ilx- -4 4 1 3 o Dodgers is third with 444 fol-- match 4 3 4 01 Belief WARS according to his fel- Hollywood this spring losing to Kell Goodman and Ger Sauer rt and Si 0 0 0 Of Nichols Press card had it even Hall Beaton Evans and and Jones 4 2 5 0 31 1 It Greeners 4 0 3b nert Triple Play—McDermott Roder' Jackson lowed by freshman outfielder NU:intim University 312 to 812 low players was a miserable 4 0 3 51 Klutwaki lb 4 0 I o 5 Hanka se lein and Si pri—Mcirermott Totals 33 S 24 121 Totals 32 9 27 13 4 3 4 4 wally THE MASSACHUSETTS FM1 01 Temple 2b CAL Moon of the St Louis at Logan April 24 grown 1 Stone I SO—McDermott 4 Baker 2b 31 titruek out for Paine in thh man in spring training when tM OAKLAND 01 2 2 11 5 01 Post 'Brown 2 HO—Parnell 2 in 2 Brown Garagiola e 1 1 3 — Parka for Dittmer in Pth came The Oakland Oaks 433 Lobored and Granny ing system given 10 points to Cancelled were meets at strict dieting paid off with 000his 0 0 1 01Seminirk e 3 0 2 0 Cardinals with 020 4 in 7 McDermott 0 in 7 Dixon 2 Tappe e 'PIO -3 MIlwauktm of a round and nine ninth winner the Baumholla 1 0 0 01 dElsealera In the in 003 020 20a- -7 of Stone 1 in 1 A and ER—Parnell Iloo the Hamner inning through Louie lithesome with St 173 coPhiladelphia a Young By pounds Brigham gan 0 0 1 0 Bridges Bp CO Brown IA MrDertnott 44 Dixon Ma:PRO C I 0 2 RBI—Schoen or less for the loser Crandall Franto hand the San 429 2 with he 2' 1 208 Saturday Phillies Utah Podbielan of t! 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McDermott bitnner p Stone University Moan versity weighed dienat 3 Mudal 0 0$ Valentine st 0 0 0 0 2 Musial Moen AdW—Brown Chavez a chunky veteran of (Parnell ) PII—Ttpion and matches away with Utah reported to the Giants at camp cisco Seals their fourth straight 29—Alston Haddix eMerriman 1 000 SR — 1—McDemitott (14) HR — Crandall Bittern 01 00 00 00' Smith cock Dittmer one of Vern the as a professional 15 years and the Stephens defeat B Y U 000 p strengthen and tlrammas Niontana last the 'Robertson of DP—Sehoendienst in Haddlii spring year 1 0 0 01 Conan and Ad in and opened a cut MOVIE Dittmer Pyecha p Oak's on started hold first and fast shining lights in the strong place his John Boning athletic direhammered into lie way cock M3—Rurdette 2 Nichols I Had-- above Demarco's of the Baltimore tor said the Chisóx Hammer Out left eye in 37 12 21 cshowing the Coast Pacific 2 Haddix Wilfort League 2 Totals 34 8)120 111 Totals 2 SO—Rurdette Skyline Eight the lineup delivering a home San Frandsen 131 000 000- -5 10 0 dix 4 23 WWII the allied out for Tapp in 1th 3 Is runner-uMO—Burdett to Glynn ference I fn3 Nichols Demarco second round was noti- - run as a pinch batter on April Oakland Hacker in Ith for 0 out bGrounded 0 in 13 2 2 OM 023 001- -4 in In headquarters Paine I 23 Oriole Victory in the American League at fled of the decision which is AS Wilon 22 'sine opened a cut above the left eye cStrurk out for McMillan in ilth (8) and Albini Zabala Munertel him into the 15 Stahky put W—Haddix of Chavez in the third for Seminick in 8th kiwi WAWA 44) Froth° MI Flom 11111 Nichols 130 iladdis 419 CHICAGO April 24 V15 — The dSingled for this spring only C—Rurdeite Popped out for Valentine in eth starting crew the next day and and Neal scored run winning out when lawn White hammered Sox Chicago 001 DOI 030- -5 The seasoned third baseman1 a 14-- 4 victory over Baltimore Chicago 000 003 003- -4 Cineinnlit 2 Raker a former star with the Boston :WIN THREE OF FOUR R RI—Sailer E—McMillan 'before 9038 fans Saturday to Temple Post 4 Kiner 2 2—Sauer St HR — Red Sox and the defunct Temple spoil Vern Bickford's first start Fundy Greengrass Post SB—Temple Louis Browns has rapped out taker Kiner Sauer In the American League Big Post Bell DP—Minner Banks and 13 safeties in 31 at bats and Klussecieski Bob Keegan wax tapped for Fonds Adams Temple BB—Minner 2 Willis 2 PYticha 2 Behind Stephens come Nel- seven of the Orioles' nine hits (2) 1 3 Hacker SO—Minner 3 Podhielan L Smith 1 Psychs 3 HO— son Fox of the Chicago White but won his second victory in Podbielan Hack Minner S in 5 13 Willis 0 in as many starts blanking them ec 0 in Podbielan Sox with a 406 average and Pstecha 4 in I Valentine Jackie Jensen of the Boston 1 (faced 3 batters in LOT OF speculation as to how junket lawsuits and one thing and develop The scout came back and In By Whitney Martin until the eighth inning He 0 in 1 Smith 0 in R and ER—Minner reported yes there Waa a player the Associated Press Sports Writer Red Sox rookie Forrest (Spook) another But he'll always be rememmuch the reinstated sacrifice fly rule Hacker DO Pyecha had to have help from Al Sima 3 Willis Fellow named Sox should sign Smith Valentine Podbielan e Athof the Jacobs NEW YORK In the ninth however Philadelphia April 25—Caught bered as the goat of the will help batting averages It 'all de) W—Smith L—Pyecha Owen Mickey a ob b ab b va al Chicata letics Solt White of and the short: The Pittsburgh Pirates aptly Sammy incident in the 1941 world ' Mickey was managing the cham4 1 3 21 Calreetitil oa 4133 Young lb pends on the batter and how often Boston Red Sox all with 400 called 1 0 0 01 Fos 3b 4 3 2 2 Ilierind IWaltkus "Who Kids" Ben our the by 01 hit series: ball Gil 1 the he can pion Caguas Guayma club which had long high lb 3 1 4 01 Minoan II 4 3 4 0 4 4 3 7 3 Coan eft Fain lb as Hank ROSEN GETS CALL s on its roster JENSEN WHO spent the Phlegar because they are more or Hodges was credited with three sacriWe always thought it- - was an unWorts rf 3 0 3 11 Bovd 11 4110 1953 season with Washington Aaron Vic Power Jim Rivera Bob In bur mind's eye we still Vritilev IS- 3 0 301 WWilaon II 1 1 0 01 as far as the fans fice flies in the first seven games He fair lest rap anonymous FOR INDIAN LIFT 2 1 1 0 Strykn 3b 3 1 0 11 Hatton 3b Buhl and Ray Crone The scout was has found Boston's Fenway in general are concerned won only was hitting 435 about 50 points can see that pitch of Hugh Casey's Rantiod 3b 0 0 0 21 bklehbala 3b 2 0 0 1 3 0 2 i Huntar as 4 1 0 11 Lollar so insistent about Mickey that the um — at It help11 of them to his and Park Henrich bithave 24 and 50 been would than last be waving DETROIT liking games April year Tommy currently 01 higher 1 2 3 dkawatald Courtno 1000 Cleveland and Boston club gave him a trial Now 1 1 0 01 Groth et ball This American the to Al were ktal the with from and Giants cutting tops the rule 42110 the League without )n Lopes lessly ting manager year 1 0 0 H Habitat 2 012 Bickford on the team been g couldn't he's have four Gil runs home Al it rag-tahave of Rosen so Bucs down date that said the Observers agree Hodges taken sharply 1 0 0 01 Sima just about Garcia Saturday night 111rika 0 0 0 01 not Henrich Had also the bas a the from blanket is out third four New of four in this baseman three York the the Indians Dodgers caught year peppiest "youngster" Hcard 0 0 0 11 SOMEONE ONCE said the differ 1 1 0 01 will replaCe Bill Glynn at first homers the highest total in the club ritokos given it a passing salute it could have Mickey OWen takem on by the Boston 0 0 0 Stuart National base Sunday although Giynl been called a wild pitch if a man had i ence between major and minor league Maybe someone should tell those Red Sox at the tender age ot 38 The fLanhardt 1 00 01 baseball Is the pitching and Bob ---1- --Jim Greengrass Cincinnati's Pittsburgh kids they aren't supposed fiery catcher always has been that been on base currently I ea d a American 35 024e Total Total 3514 27 11 Cerv the- - ispiring Yankee would tVay lie and Enos Slaughter should Leagse hitters with a 419 slugging outfielder is No 1 to do those things to a supposed pen'Flied out tot Bickford in 5th 1K:rounded out for Hatton in Ch seem to bear that out Cerv a solid In hook to runs Owen in in world batted in senio The let nant on the their secret of contender everage happened way the Apparentlythey cilit horn run for Heard in Sth chunk of a man withNvists like ear: on with the Red Sox this spring is a circuit with 13 and Hank Bauer haven't been around long enough to perpetual youth dPopped olt for Oiler in ash Lopez said he was making floubled for Courtney In fith the switch in an effort to of the New York Yankees is get scared Even wearing a Pirate couplers can knock the ball lop- story in itself-- The Sox sent a scout fGroundvd out for htuart in Ilth arlied out fop Young in lth in the minors but major league over new sided to to Rico look 1 the 'shake Indians Amer-the from a the had in leader Puerto MICKEY IIAS the uniform doesn't scare them Only the any early stormy I we ono ins-- - 4 i do1drtmu6 CLO — 001 CA 9014 Iran with nine Giants career What with his Mexican League talentin the winter leaguethat might pitching baffles him ' Dem BID WASHINGTON April 24 (111 —The Boston Red Sox defeated Washington Saturday night but suffered a severe jolt when pitcher Mel Parnell sustained a fractured bone in his left forearm when hit by a pitched ball The crack lefthander a winner last year will be lost to the club for several weeks Skinny Brown who replaced Parnell hooked up in a scoreless pitching duel with McDermott which lasted until the eighth Inning when the Red Sox exploded for four runs ' ' h 46 Red legs Drop Cubs 6 to 5 Holt Features Busch-owne- d 11 Padres' Win second-stringe- r e 7-- 6-- 1 410 11 Utaurs Cancel 1 7-- 3 Links Slate 2-- 0 4-- 98-9- 97-9- 2-- OF 0-- t Y 6-- - p 144 - ! 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