Show OE in THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday R 1954 May 2 Trucks stops I' losox on One Hit Temple s Single Tips' iium Win Rettirlisinrt 4n?It' Wynn Pitches Billy Goodman's Single ar''' 'I0"1r - $ AY a Cinsinnati ab h o 2 Adam 3b 5 a 1 1 3' McMillan sa 3 1 4 O rEacaler 1 0 0 0 0' Bride's ma I 0 I 3 2 Reit el 8 I 3 01 0 Greeneras If 8 2 I 0 0 Klaswski lb 4 I 12 I 0 Temple 2b 5 3 4 S 0' Post if a i i 0 Or Isindrith e 2 I 4 0 o o o o odNuxhall 'de''it' : k 46 ' - 1' ' '' : - t' ' 2 --s 4 4 FP P ' 4 4 —1 r 44-"1 - i'i'IL 7- ' It- :3 I 11 t4 4- t15' No '411P - 4' 4 1 ' -4 ' L- t::L:- r er-- x Ont-- t ' i ' - - 1-- -- n ' ' !'o- ' '4'4' ''!--'- - -- ' Nbtlt : - ' '4- ' : ''t ti - '0 r - - - 0 ' '''' ' - ttt tt f tt t t ' 4 ' 'w 't :t NEW YORK ' '' r ' PP - — li c t lf ' - r w 4 ' -- '""" A 'A4 16 4 a - 7 06 - ( 1 ' 4 ' ' ' 41' 01°' 4- -' A to j''eftd :g' cal : kt lt k's g ' -t A ' :" ' ti 't ""t t It V At '!7'1Nod ' ' '1 ' Tip - lig USES e f i "x 4di AP WI re P l'ot 's 0110-01- - 1 May I (UP) — a - : :1474Y:trkora i Switch to First Base likes hi 1 1 Mantle et er !!' t - Sol ueak Cubs 1 n- - 1 4-- 4 1 1 per-mod- 1 Lwd 4-- Phillies Whil) B ra v e t i9i I Hurls on Virgil Trucks hit game at Boston Red Sot A ti del les Trilp Orioles in Tenth 2 to PHILADELPHIA May I 1 1 it in order from the second to sixth when he walked Boiling 1 1 1 G ialits 01)ttoll - T WO 4-- 1 1 1 right-han:de- - The Phillies' winning runs both were unearned when Johnny Logan fumbled an easy grounder by Del Ennis with two out in the lOth and Hamner fol lowed with h I a screaming' — double Curt Simmons went the distance for the Phils scattering 12 hits Chet Nichols the Braves' starter departed in the ninth with a blister on one finger of his pitching hand and reliefer Dave Jolly was saddled with the loss - Phildelphia at h o Ashburn et 3 I 4 4 I I J ones 31s Torsion lb 5 2 II IFnni If Haintter 21t Clark re' Lopata Morgan se & Burgess kazanaki so bimmons 0 a M ilwaukso ab tw o 0 Pendleton If 5 3 3 2 O'(onnli 211 3 1 3 3 Mathews 3b 4 1 0 5 0 I 0 Pafko ef 3 I I 5 2 5 X 4drock lb 3 0 17 5 2 3 0 Aaron rf 5 0 0 3 2 4 I Logan as 5 3 I 3 0 2 Crandall a 3 2 5 0 0 0 0' bSiati 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 l' Nichols p 4 1 0 a 3011Y P I 1 0 eealderons 3711 P 4 0 4 2 Sarni 'Nfillerpp Lint 29 13 Totals 39 II730 IS out for Gramma in 7th but for D Sire in l ek eLltp1 int o uteuwth forw inensiti tunn lio rild 000 0- -4 Oil 200 Pittsburgh Ili? e'llnOnitt2— skinner Totals 35 8 t1 —Grounded 2i :obelaisai skewer SF—Repulski Pell 0 nell gMUMP1) 41" W—Liat DP—Alslon Mon' Mo 0 30 14 Total' from the Army Saturday and said he expects to fly to New York Saturday night I hnan for !Singled dftan for Philadelphia Milwaukee F—Clark Morgan 5 1 s ii (Ili New L—wiissim :1v '---‘-4ft 1 5t?1''irt '''A1 :')f'"-' 4:A' "- ‘w: $4'4 National IAagitet American Le I Pioneer League ie in Oth Pocatello Salt Lak City Bolos yan i - Lcititiwilie Kansas Cas Columbus St Paul ":— W L la 3 : I 4 I The veteran injured his lea 4 5 elbow when he slipped in the VIrrit 5 shower room Friday night and minn""111 s:tu 111714 spiked Russ Meyer on the right eniumh kans Cut:1itt:tirs was negative but leg The St Paul 1 niarieet On 1 LIfOril bad a bad bruise ow aims' stbsciald 7 " -- y - Pet ano Buffalo Rochester ' :4412 44)() 10 3 4 5 5 I 3 3 ()tta Rirhnnnl 333 L 3 7 S tiasana Toronto Montreal Syracuse 300 W S 3 3 0 1 Pet: ww -534- Fort Worth no Shreessort San 2Adi Dahlia 3 Reichestr 4 Richmond lk Toronto & ii 4 3 W San Diego 14 1 Oakland 4 Sacramento Loa Angelois Texas League 114 273 4vractiee 3 Montreal Iltufrolo a °liana n 1 I A ntron 10 ' Prt L 17 16 14 14 13 12 10 654 613 AIN 5Ig 500 VIA 400 280 16 13 13 13 GPI w Pet W 14 - i4 10 13 11 II II 342 A00 11 400 Ova S Oklahoma City X Houston X Tulsa esult's Saturday's Dallas 1 Howdah 5 Ohli amines ckmduled 009 Lincoln 5R3 thtnvor X Colorado SOrina4 Sioux Cie' 7 7 5 550 Pueblo IX 1:1 Moinos 400' Omaha 311 Wichita I 7 1 3 314 4 Pet 662 4 5 1167 4 6 7 a 7 In Satortlvro Results All tames postpond 1 44- - Tt s4-- '44: 51 o" H00 421 333 - 4'-'- ' t 4 t 3n1 565 5701 417 131 107 ' v ' ? 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New Orleans 9 Allan's 2- 21 Meteasky lelahn Palls 24 10 I! --rr! i 4112210 Salt L044 Birmingham 2 Mobila 2- Am 20 11 lieseen Salt Lak Oa" gismos scheduled I 450 20 Kist anise zi IS 11 423' INwkirk ottlom Dodger Islas Hospital American Association o - 41 ?4 '77 a 07 '4 ' ' Pacific Coaat League '' ' i:r ' 1 ''''"-''- 4 ' '' A4'- 4 3 2 2000 0000 3 2 0 Suder 2h Power cf 101 Zernial It I I 4 4 3 0 '2 I :: e -' 4 Jo obx 2b 4113'11'11er 1121 W ' York I I I - cl limit 2 0 5 0 2 0 0 0 4 4 4 ior I squad to 27—legal for the Giants WI 11le Mavs and Alex Konikowski are on the national service list and thus do not count as part of limit the club' 2R—M uollor 2 Talbot r andy Sauer HR—Saue r SF—Datk DP—Lockman and Ottlliams: Salop Banks and Fohdy 3 Grissom 1 Wilhelm 11115—Kiippstein 1 HO— 3 Grissom 1 8°—KliPPlit4tin Grinsom 57 Wilhelm and ER— Wilhelm Grisnom Klitspritein toil - 0-- - ' Crandall in 10th for Joliv in 10th CaMerono in 10th cinnati I I Tribune Baseball Scoreboard 1 0 came the fifth Brooklyn Dodger to take advantage of the facilities of Christ Hospital ing the current series with Chi: I ''''f'''''''''''''''''''''' 0 40 12 30 20 SAN MATEO CALMay I (UP)—Dr Bobby Brown for- mer New York Yankee third basema n W1151 discharged for personal reasons Brown said he also plans to discuss his baseball future with Yank General Manager G e o r g e Weiss and Baseball Commis- sioner Ford Frick 1111— Stk—O'Donnell I titillate 4 Lint S HO-- Miller 0 in 5 l' 3 PgraZie 0 in I 1'3' Latit 0 in 3 It Itn—CETkonnell 33 Miller HPII—Ity 44 Pratte 04 tint 0-- 4 0000 24 0000 0 0 0 1000 P 3 ( 3 3 I 0 ink! 0 0 0 0 0 SO I 1 t 0 0 0 TAMS e 0 3 0 Iirrostein 0 9 1 11 2 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0' 1 0 0 O - Unit record Corwin 28 has a for the Giants this season after bTavior winning s ix and losing four eSinf ord Oast year He is from Nw-- ! Wilhelm: Hoffman burgh N Y also 28 came up to 30 6 24 10 Total" 29 7 27 a - Gentry Totals 'Grounded out for Westrum in 7th the Giants this season after Walked for Grissomin fith batting 294 for Nashville in the eRan for Taylor in Nth dWalked for Katt in 9th Southern Association last sea- in 9th out Grounded for Wilhelm Ne' w 010 000 liG 3 son Ile Is from Bristol Tenn yorh rX-YANK- 0 3 I I I 1 HEADS "hod" Wertrum e an c G ri ssom FOR NEW Y ORK aSt Clair" 3 IA w L Pet CR I re CR 887 10 3 10 7 3011 Cincinnati Chicago A 4 It 37! Ili St 10ina petrolt 5 381 a 0 171 Philadelishia 4lea Cleveland Philadelphia 7 oil 000 000 2- -4 Brooklyn 4 0 7 1151 38 2 010 001 OM -2 1 a 7 MS 482 3 0 7 1aallinaton Npw ynog 8 420 31k 5 Morgan Karanaki Crandall 3 455 New York chicagn Torneenn Hamner Thisvuk 337 S a 757 totan RBI—Simon 212 Raltimorn 44 (1 11 300 4 11 5 352 I Pendleton 2 213—Hamner 2 Logan rittsburih 4 Roston S—M a h w LI FB—Lopata laliburn IllettulS11 Slittelav's flogults laturdert Nienota I yr —namner Inn inigeson 7 10 Nse York S Cleveland Cincinns mann O'Connell and Adcock 2 Math Brooklyn 4 (10 flitlit0 Phliadelphia I Baltimore 1 CIO inOWL O'Connell and Adesick: Jolly Crawl- 4 3 'auks (10 3 Nich Mils BB—Simmons Adcock Philadelphia nings ill and Chicago 1 Roston I 4 Jolly 1'SO—Simmons 3 Nichols rings) Detroit S 11 ashington I HO—Nichols 9 in I 1 3 Jolly 2 in Chicago 4 Ste 'York 3 InIL Louis 1 $'3 St Pittabursh i (II Kichnis 'e P14416104 Pitcher' funds-MI(3-L—JollY Jolly Detrnit !Gray and Hnett 011 Sunday's Praisaitsta Pitches and Ile-at New York (Byrd New York igntonelli II and Lid Donald manias 1 Mal Baltimore at St Louis (Staley 31 and !Coleman 21 and tar- at Boston !Brown en O and Presko 20)--ti- ro sameg and Friend Kelly 02 i—o 'same Pittsburgh (Law 2-- 1 Con- OA inner and at (hicagh !Johnson and Chicago at Philadel- Church 14h—tv games aegis or Parmelee and Schantz 14i— Philadelphia (Konstanty 01 and phis (Martin or Pensers OM at Cingtft two games Draws CO and llmitt- nail (Judson LI and Bactswski 'mCleveland (Feller -I- -' l Waanintnon iStaltbe at Ili 'souks and Schmitt same ill 3tdevirtr (Buerciirtsab Coach Ted Lyons Saturday be- Slug pioneer standings aWikert for ' I II os :: Rth 000 000 102- -1 000 000 000 —fi ri Henry 2 Brewer I 110—lienr il in a 1 3 Brewer 0 in 2 3 R and ER WE' Brewer Trucks OM Henry L— —Trucks Brewer W—Trucks Henry t11 ----- -- 1 VI I Vilemromogs " 3 0 I 4 D Atm em scon:i0 dBruton Tototie s ittr:rilt's! Mlle Pt O'Donna Iluntet its Mellow P Trucks uuria: W-- OL Murray e 27 12 Intixt I Dieting tf Fitdiev If Melc if Stephens 31) lenhrdt lb 2 ' 1 0 2 0 I 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Boxion tl —Carrawiuel Goodman RBI—Lollar SF— Groth 211—Groth MR—Lollar Fox to Fem Groth DP "Aaraa' SO— Trucks 3 Henry 2 Brewer ( 1 1"ca" ( i -t 31 6 27 8 Totals Totals 28 aWalked for 5lichaels 3n gth Mien for Lollar in gth t'Grounded nut for tonxolo in ICII e 1 0 0 0000 3002 0 0 0 3003 1 2-- II h 0 a 0 2 5 4013 012 1 aT) dium Einigan's winning hit came on a 20 pitch from veteran right- bander Lou Kretlow who has not beaten the Athletics in eight years Finigan's blow broke up a pitching duel between Krettow and Alex Kellner Bollweg had reached first with one out after forcing Vic Power who had opened the inning with a single Bollweg grounded to Don Len ardt whose throw to Bill Hunter forced Power at second base Hunter's relay to first in an attempt for the double play ws wild and perm itted Bollweg to race to second h 0 a Phila Baltimore ab h2 o2 4a 4 4 404eld 2b ss but I 1 —Rookie Jim Einigan's two-ou- t 'single in the 10th inning scored !Don Bollweg from second base Saturday to give the philadel phia Athletics a victory over Baltimore at Connie Mack Sta' left-hande- 0 6 ' 0' t for (1 ' 44 v - ab h o a Boston chicova ab 3 Coorramil an 3 0 2 Hulling Foot 2b 4 I 2 ar Coodmaei If 3 5101040 rf4 2 0 0 Jensen cl 4 Fain lb e 0 7 Kell 31 Lo llat c 3 2 7 0 A01111103 lb 2 3 0 0 0 0 White r bNitholas It Wilson c 0 0 1 0' Pierson rf 3 Michaele 3b 3 0 0 2 Consolo 2n 2 0 0 0 0' rMaxwIl aStewart Hatton 3b 0 0 0 0 Lepel° 2b 1 1 4 0 Henry 0 Groth cr W W'llson If 4 0 4 0 Brewer p 0 Trucks p - - -- - : 0-- 'I!! hting ir as G iants trap-Fowle- !: !: w - 1 NA Al! 1A-- 1 40-- - 11 - ' 4 - 4 tue 30-d- By Milton Richman United Press Sports Writer 4 iA1 I'!: sdrx' hb 1 -" !:11- l'he loss fourth in a row for the Red Sox marked the secondi t i me this year Boston the victim of a one-hi- t perform ance a t F en wa y Park York's Jim McDonald th e trick April 19 Lollar led off the seventh! with a home run into the left field séree n which was oll the margin Trucks needed Chicago added a pair of security runs in the ninth off loser Bill Henry and rookie reliefer Tom Brewer 3 0 4 0 4 o 4 I 4 0 Rauer rir 3 a Berra e 11 Silver& e I 0 0 Woodlint It I 0 3 I OiCerv If 0 'Collins lb 2 0 21 01 01 1 St iiiiiil tool - LOLLAR whose single scored Minnie Minos° took- second when Goodman misplayed his nos rif 0 4 2 I an error and 0 0 Philleert S 2 4 2 o Strickind so 4 3 0 third when Brewer 9 0 reached 5 4 Hellen e t o o o who had 3 I 0 2 Lela lb Wynn p just come in uncorked 4 0 2 3 IMMO o o i Ii a wild pitch Manager Paul Ristuto as &Houk 1000 Grim P 0001 Richards sent in Don Nicholas cSlaughter 0 0 0 0 to run for Lollar and he came Sehallock p 0 0 0 0 I I o o home on Johnny Groth's sacri- dNoren I 000 Miller p Gorman p 0 0 0 0 five fly bSkowrn 35 3 0 0 2 Henry gave uponly four hits 33 8 27 I in the first Totals 37 12 27 5 Totals eight innings but aGrounded out for Rizzuto in 5th r was pulled with the bElled out for Gorman in 5th c Walked for Grim in 7th one out in the ninth after two dSinsled for Schallork in 9th 005 040 100--10 Cleveland and a sacrifice made it 100 000 001— 2 singles Nw York E—Riutito Berra Collins Rosen RBI 240 Brewer didn't allow a hit —Bern Westlake Rosen Strickland 3 Hellen WYrin a Philley Cerv 2B—Colt- - in finishing out man Strickland 3B—Doby 11R—Cery Trucks a winner last SF—Westlake DP—Riuuto to Coleman to Collins McDousaid to Collins year twice had runners on sec- 3 4iliCeorrOm31coSrcrnhaalnlocls ond but escaped without dam- iNyr Schallocit HO—Miller 1 in 223 Gar- - age In the sixth Milt Bolling man 5 in 2 13 Grim I in 2 Schallork o in 2 R and ER—Wynn 22 Miller 44 walked ahead of Goodman's 1(i'lriTaPty 5diimGroi)lialies)cPalvytnn Trucks got Jackie W—Wynn !Jensen to foul to Nellie Fox back of first With two out in Gromek's Four-Hitte- r the eighth Henry got a life on Chico Carrasquel's throwing er- wins for Detroit ror and took second on a wild WASHINGTON May I GP — pitch but Trucks bore down to The Detroit Tigers blasted Spec strike out Bolling Shea for four runs in the first ' 11A!iLeird at's 1 4 1 2 Smith 3b Westlake It 4 0 1 Rosen lb 4 1 8 bases-loade- 1 batters 31 giving the White Sox their last it ry i ilOatmhesv u He eight and walked three In FOR THE PRESENT Rosen! "It's strictly up to you Al" says he is merely concentrating: the manager sad in the club- on the ball" lie has house before the game with the Sr Louts MO: May I (UP) NEM' YORK May I — Al no "catching to become a Tigers "You don't have to do aspirations — Rip Repulskrs Rosen' of Cleveland Saturday "fancy don" at his new job al-- ! it if you don't want to" is "easier though he makes it clear he is I o o "Hell" Rosen replied "I'm sacrifice fly broke a 10th inning insisted etest base liwaiser i Milliken p 0 0 0 tli Bailey c 000 bRobinaran hungry to win 111 go anywhere Louis Cardi- - to play" than third base but he enjoying the assignment I 0 0 0 Fowler p 3 0 0 0 tie and gave the Wade p 0 0 0 0 'Merriman Cleveland Manager Al Lopez to help the club I'll play first nals a 5 to 4 victory over the anticipates a problem when Labine 8 8 0 0 04 Valentine p — Rosen is doing an excel-- f base any time and for as long says rotate 43 131132 7I Totals Veit Dropo of Detroit asks for 44 II 73 15 Pittsburgh Pirates Saturday as the club needs me" lent job" at his new position aGrounded Out for Potties in 7th loaned-oumitt back again' 'Grounded out for Hughes in lith Wally Moon singled to open' his out for 'McMillan in 71h L 0 P E Z INDICATES that ePopped Rosen the American League's! Rosen never hesitated for a the inning and moved to second rittan for Landrith in g(h most valuable player last year: minute when Lopes suggest- - Rosen may remain at first base Singled for Fowler in at h Red Sehoendienst's single' borrowed one of itTwo out when winning run scored !on Dropo's first ed the conversion last week indefinitely so capably is he 003 000 300 00- -4 ihrooklyn Cine111111111 Musial popped up but the baseman mitts when he shifted 100 803 020 doing the job ill innings) 'll work Just as hard at were loaded when Bob from third base to first beE—Reoso 3 Snider 41 bases RBI—Hodges HOMERS Ifirst SAUER Klunewski 2 2 Landrith Adams as I did at third" say fumbled Ray Jablon- - fore a game with the Tigers a 2S—Snider Adams Hoak empi l Indian slugger Greengrass HR—Snider Landrith Situp the week greying ago Saturday set the stage skis ground ball to sewski A—Campanella OP—McMillan "You know playing third base "I'M still using the glove Temple and Kluszewskii Temple Mcidil Ian and Kluatekski RR—Podrrs 3 for Repulski never came easy to me There's Drop° gave me" Rosen said yowler 3 Miltiken Hughes 2 Vale miscue to tie r tine I Wade '3 bilge of a Pirate Labino I still a million things I have to the yellowish fingering 3 Hughes 3 Labine tlit)- In the eighth learn about playing first mitt "I guess he'll Podros 8 in S Millikin a in (faced 2 the score at hatters in Mill Fowler 12 in Hughea 2 and then used another boot "I'd say the toughest play in 3 Wade in 13 Labine 1 in 3 by want it back again soon When CIIICAGO May I Volentin 1 in 3 Mil I'd have to make would be get- it to me be said 'If CI he gave to the set liken Yowler (12 Huo 11 wsi Pittsburgh up winning you catch any line drives off Sauer homered and doubled to Lathing 80 Valentine DO PR-- - score in the tenth Saner Pi—Valentine al) me I'll come right out there !account for three runs Satur- inito second to start a double !tory over Washington Saturday 481) It was RepulskiI too who hit and take it away from you' " day in leading the Chicago play So far though I haven't 'as Steve Gromek limited the Cubs to a 3 victory over the had to make that play" a two-ou- t 'Senators to four hits in register' ground ball to short- Rosen admits he still "feels New York Giants Johnny Klipp- Chase no Hal still he's ing his fourth straight win Maybe Attie booted it who stop Gait ai1 p a little unfamiliar" around stein registered his first tri- - arond the bag but then again 12etrit il' rathiton 0 a!) to the run score allowing '11 tying first base but he is no corn- umph after two losses with a Chase never hit the long ball 110411:in411 I : : g 013bef field-The victim of the faulty Kuenn as 5 2 2 5 Vernon lb 4 6 to the bag chore scattered six-hstranger plete 4-- 3 Rosen does that 1 I Vollmer Ft 4 4 3 0 Bonne 0 3b g log was George O'Donnell 5 4 6 0 Sievers If 4 0 2 Gr000 lb Sauer brought a Wrigley k9 3 4 0 5 3 4 0 Hoderin sa "I played first for Pittsfield Field rf Kaline rookie Pittsburgh righthander paid crowd of 12192 to 5 4 2 O'Ilptom e 2 3 0 Tuttle ef MILWAUKEE May 1 (RI — who gave up 11 hits but did not in 1948 and for San Diego in 5 2 5 0 Terwlar 2b 3173 Hc'u4ee in the fourth inning by feet its 5 0 Gromek p 3 1 0 0 Shea p Granny Hamner lashed a 400- walk a man in the overtime con- - 1949" he recalled 0 0 2 Pascual p parking the ball into the right foot double to the !test 0 0 0 aldeDermll 'Playing first base is no bed fi eld bleachers Ralph Kiner Dixon 0 0 0 0 p field fence With two on in the A The winner for the Cards of roses but I think its easier who had beaten out a surprise IT 27 To 10th 38 16 4 27 IS the 6 of 32 Total' his third Totals than top begin bunt scored ahead of him and first major league to play inning Sunday gaining a—Lined to Kah n' for Pascual In gth In give Philadelphia a victory triumph was Royce Lint who with you can play deeper at boosted the Cubs into a 401 000 001- -6 Detroit ''' 1)1in IIX) "— over Milwaukee and sweep of hurled three hitless innings and first And don't forget you have CHICAGO May I RI —The Washington lead E—Terwilliger Kuenn RBI—Drop° 2 cover their three-gamseries: York 2 Giants K to 2 New alin struck out five men you Vernon Tuttle 2b—Tuttle Saturday the pitcher help a a Idup Vrk ats n a a Chksins HRgbh Vernon DP—Yon( Ter The Braves counted one run Pittale h ab a St Louis a h a a it Sometime 4 2 4 0 0too You donl Lockmn lb 4 I 7 Z Talbot ef inned 3 PasVernon and pitcher p williger I 0 0 4 I 0 3 I 0 rt 3 0 4 0 Stoon et as Fondy lb 3 PasIn the bottom of the lOth and Abrams SO—Gromek anyone to help you at nark ?: Virmireal 2 I 2 have 2 0 Al Corwin and outfielder 3 4 I 0 V Sc liar- 4 0 3 0 Knier If (We 3b cf Mays ustadnb P arnormu:ki " inn IllnE?—t 2 0 0 4 2 3 0 had two men on when Jim Skinn et lb 4113 li hi 3h 3 0 1 3 Sauer 11 S I Thmosn 3 Dixon third 2 2 4 Thoms et 3 I 2 0 Jo blnaki 3b -: Muoller rf 4 3 3 0 Jackson 3 h 3 0 3 0 vey Gentry to their Minneapol is Shea Pascual rnOn Pendleton grounded out to end !Lynch I 2 0 4 2 0 3 0 2 3 If a I 4 Ranks as Ropuleki It - Gromek 140r Irvin If L—Shea 2 0 23 ciun in the American AssociaFlakr 2h Williama 215 3 0 3 the game it Rim If I 0 I 0 Alston lb 2 In I Snider et lindites lb Cmonella a Emilio rf Amoros If D Thpan If 2 0 0 5 2 8 Hoak 3b 'Pritirea p 2 I 0 A( hjtter Trucks faced just n ' 1 - ' -- DROPO'S MITT Al Rosen 'rates iii 1 0 tit Franie mo i f I Inning of Saturday's game Umpire Tom Gorman calls play Tom attempted to score on Stu Millers weak bingle to infield Cardinal first baseman Tom Alston is tagged out at the plate as he slides Into Pittsburgh catcher Toby Atwell during second ---- r :1 "tt'' ' '9 Id ' '''''0'7:'i nmiltio 'egk005 41°P!!itgkuts:lig'40tict4rAitAilliiii- 3 we kow" 114EmminmMER e O ' ' - i ''''''"' one-hitte- 3-- 2-- - '' : ' A) 1 - ‘ '' cite ''''''' 6' !head cold and slight fever him ited the Yankees to six hits and drove in two runs Saturday while pacing the Indians to a lopsided 10 - 2 victory before 20938 fans ' Wynn who gulped pills for his cold until a few minutes he fore game time started shakily in the first inning when the Yankees put together a double by Gerry Coleman an infield out and Yogi Berra's single for first run But he settled !dohwn to even his season record at The Yankees mustered only three singles and Bob Cerv a ninth inning home run often the first inning as Wynn struck out five batters walked only one and chipped In with a timely two-rusingle in the fifth Southpaw Bill Miller the first of four Yankee pitchers never got past the third inning 5' -- '—Fireman Virgil Trucks tossed a bril- BOSTON May r at Boston Saturday as league leading Chicago defeated the Red Sox Batterymate Sherman Lollar ac counted for two runs with a seventh inning homer and ninth- fastball artist inning single for the support the needed to gain his third victory in four starts this year Billy Goodman sliced a single to left field with two out in the !! l ! 7 sixth inning — the only thing that stood between Trucks and his third Major League no- liant 'Early Wynn pitching with - 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