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bY panella; Meyer, Valentinett (8) his starting effort while Griggs]: =~ THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, June £, 1956 " o i} : and Chitl, P I h T R ' scattered eight hits for his first) . hi x HRs: Brooklyn--Furillo, Hodges; 11 ates ouc op ung, victory. {att of the game. He had reached|lief work by Dave Sister and Chicago--Baker. Thompson's winning single in the base five times Saturday on three George Susce eost Boston t International League | : . Y k [10th for Kansas City was his third'hits and two walks. Ineffective re-lday game. ratio wine, White Sox Gain On Yanks | Toronto 002 000 000-- 2 4 White and Roseboro; Fischer, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS [second game against Bob Kuhl but|dropped to third in a split at Mier &) Romiberger (6) Jacobs For 145 golden minutes, the finally bowed 4-3. The Pirates washington. The Tribe took the! 3) Ind pavatsk- wo 01-1 5 o[€iddy Pittsburgh Pirates led the closed the gap to one Tun in the|first in 12 innings 84 with the help | Toronto 020 010-- 3 5 2/National League Sunday afternoon|pinth with two out when Gene|of Vic Wertz' three-run homer, but| (Halted by curfew in seventh) before losing the second half of a Freese grounded out. The defeat{Washington won the second 7-1 be-| Nishita, Cristante (5) and Ron-|doubleheader. Although Bobby was charged to Law, who gave up| hind Hal Griggs. Kansas City eked | ning; Blake and Sawatski. Bragan's upstarts finished the day all Milwaukee's runs. out a 7-6 edge over Boston in 10} Columbus 000 100 000-- 1 4 Osi. percentage points behind NM. | Elsewhere in the National, Cin-|innings on Tim Thompson's: win-| Richmond 000 000 000-- 0 8 1|waukee, it would take a brave mun cinnati remained in third place by|ning single. Rain washed out a| Thies and Schantz; Cicotte and|to predict they don't hit the top|gplitting' two with the New York scheduled second game. ; | Watlington, again, | Giants. A pair of two-run homers| Detroit ran its winning streak to. / T : Columbus 000 000 0-- 0 2 2| The ifred-up Pirates, whose star- by Frank Robinson and Ray Ja- six games and eight of the last kY i ruc a 1INESS | Richmond 002 020 x-- 4 4 Oltling rise from the depths of the blonski set up the Redlegs' open-|nine to earn a fourth-place tie Wooldridge, Kume (6) and cellar has excited fans, actually|ing victory 7-3, but the Giants/with Boston, only 6% games off Noble: Post and Thacker. lead Milwaukee by a half game! fought off a lake spurt to save the|the pace. The Tigers knocked out Buffalo 000 001 320-- 6 10 1 in the won-and-lost figures. Due second 4-3, despite two homers by Whitey Ford in the opener, the &&& Rochester 002 050 00x-- 7 13 Oto a difference in total games Gus Bell, who has hit 11 this sea-|first time he failed to go the route . | Keriazakos, Weiss (5) Froats (5) played during this rainy spring (40 son. |in nine starts this season. Billy . S rin S from gr | Coleman (7) and Heyman; Russel, by Pittsburgh, 33 by Milwaukee), 700K THEIR TURNS {Hoeft exercised his usual charm 7 Pp Re al 3 {Markell (8) and Rand. {the Braves hold the edge in per: (14 teammates took turns work. Over the Bombers, scattering nine E -- a " | Buffalo 102 130 1-8 10 1icentages, . ing out on their former buddies at hits | Rochester 000 012 0-- 2 6 0 Until Pittsburgh came to town St. Louis. After Murry Dickson, an/ BANGED TIE-BREAKER a 7» AIMING FOR NAT. LEAGUE FENCES | ian and Hesman: Deal. Geiger Friday, Milwaukee's muscular ecPhi, pitched the Cardinals loa will Tuttle knocked In the tie, (Sl : | (6) and Rand. home run hitters were tying rec- 2.1 edge over the Phils' Robin Rob-|preaking run in the 10th inni fi 2 0 eration 3 + : | Miami 400 001--5 9 2 Very They had Ho i | 8 g run in the I inning © rs This trio of Redleg sluggers the National league pennant | Miami 000 ords in every game. ey had erts, the Phils came back for an|tha second game, hut the Tigers (from left), Wally Post, Ted chase. Post is second in the |Havana 000 011 000--2 9 1/smashed 14 'in their last three/even break 9-3 behind Harvey|added two more as 40,911 saw iho fi § Kluszewski and Ray Jablonski, loop in homers (11), with the | Paige, Morehead (6) and Niar-/games and 16 in their last four, Haddix, an ex-Cardinal. Richie yanks Jose their first home double-' § "Z == GOETHE are hitting 'em far as they give others close behind. {hos; Rabe, Amor (4) Sanchez (6) but Pirate pitching clipped their| Ashburn had five hits in the sec-\peader since last July 4. Harvey i the Cincinnati crew a big lift in --Central Press Canadian | Hatten (8) and Dotterer. |wings. With Bob Friend, Red ond game and 'Stan Lopataiguony of Detroit had five hits in (1749 - 1832) | (Munger, Ronnie Kline, Roy Face, homered in each contest. Lindy|the doubleheader. 3 American Association {Nelson King, Vern Law and Jack McDaniel, the Cards' bonus baby, : IY i ; BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS iscieis.s pene 3, [Niels sta to ike, i was the hecond same jor, id Te "Dr"wlh Svs 7 ls Louisville 52 Wichita 03 73 single Milwaukee homer was hit Brooklyn awoke from its Chicago a Elihoren 7; DIE Charleston 3-5 Indianapoli in the four-game series. fumber after losing three straight : 5 7, Omaha 7 St. Paul 6 slumber after losing three straight ang Jim Wilson, an ex-Oriole, held | Che House 0 Sea ram By THE CANADIAN PRESS Schmitz (3) Dorish (8) and Trian-| sii HISTORIC PLACING to the cellar team and kno bed off {hem to four hits for the sweep. | : =" 4g SATURDAY dos. | Pacific Coast League When Pittsburgh edged Milwau-|the Cubs 4-3. Clo Laine had to 1t was Wilson's third victory since American League HR: Chicago--Rivera. Portland 1-5 Sacramento 0-3 kee in Sunday's first game 3-1, it hail out Pore 2 Caer Saniy ou he was traded to Chicago 10 days Cleveland 000 600 261--15 14 1 Chicago 400 102 200-- 9 12 0|Seattle 4-4 Hollywood 1-2 marked the first time they had 2 H he orth Bor Shiu ago. Bob Nieman ruined his shut-| _/ 3 : : Washington 000 000 000-- 0 3 0 Baltimore 000 200 000-- 2 4 2 Los Angeles 58 San Francisco 3-4|been in first'place since June 16.150 T0CKS be Lh ramers" [out chances with a two-run homer | "qt Men who think of tomorrow practice moderation today Score and Hegan; Stone, Clev:| Wilson and Moss; Fornleles, Vancouver 2-3 San Diego, 1-2 1948, when they shared the lead ler bid he dbs hil' homers, in the fourth, Among the 17 White enger (6) Grob (8) and Fitzgerald. Wight (2) Brown(7 ) and Smith : with the then Boston Braves Al, The Ame ric ba ball lesgve Sox hits in the opener was Jim i a -- PR - HRs: Cleveland--Wertz, Colavito] HR: Baltimore--Nieman. American League : two-run uprising in the sixth broke runaway i came more 0 a pen- Rivera's homer. 3 Chr Sa oli Hegan, Mele. Detroit 000 141 000--6 9 0 .. . W L Pet. GBL yp a tight battle between Face. nant r: lay whe te Instant Five home runs were hit in the | ((©70 . LR = Kansas City 030 000 305--11 15 1iNew York 100 020 000-- 3 9 o| New York 29 16 644 _ |getting "his first start after 15 Detroit dumped the Jeading first game at V with -- a C as go] 4" Boston 300 000 000-- 3 6 1|° Hoeft and Wilson: Ford tur. Chicago z 16.5 4'% |games in the bullpen, and Mil- New York Yankees twice, 6-3, and yo tp big blow t / Gorman, Shantz (7) and Thomp- givant (5) Coleman 8) Turley (8) Cleveland 19 53% 5 waukee's Ray Crone. King finally 7-4 in 10 innings Bobby Avila and Jim Hegan of the son; Sullivan Hurd (8) Kiely (9) 1 H ng i 2 " Boston 2 21 .500 6'2 came in to stop the Braves in the, The results cut the Yanks' lead Tribe and Lou Berberet and Jim and White : : ant vowarc. . Detroit 2 500 6'% ninth with men on second and {op 414 games over Chicago, which Lemon of the Senators joined the HR: Boston--Vernon Detroit 200 002 000 3 7 0' Baltimore 2 465 8 [third and only one out took over second bv thumping pombing. Shoddy Cleveland fielding Detroit at New York ppd rain. [ex York PL i Ransas City 7 % jos 0% Pittsburgh almost pulled out the Baltimore 12-0 and 9-2. Clev eland Hurt. Don Mossi, the relief ace, in Chicago at Baltimore ppd rain. | o So: Larsen. Morgan (8) Washington A -------- p-- r---- =o pei metus National League and ue: a 5 A Flay: Games : Brooklyn 0 19 513 3%] International League ahi Brook! 100 000 000-- 1 2 1) : -- : : (And Probable ers New York 17 23 45 1 , Pet. ? oor 002 140 01x-- 8 13 oly ins: Deiroit - Maxwell; New Cleveland at Washingien) (N)-- Philadelphia 15 23 35 8 o Montreal 5 .667 Erskine, Lehman (5) Templeton/g co city 100 000 050 1-- 7 10 8 Garcia (3-5) vs Ramos (3-2) Chicago 13 25 .342 10 |Rochester (8) and Campanella; Kaiser and|g 001 032 000 0-- 6 11 1, Chicago at Baltimore (N) Today's Games Toronto Landrith. D .B I 7 Kell | Pierce Brooklyn 200 000 002-- 4 9 2 itmar, Burtschy (7) Kellner, (Oply games scheduled) Brooklyn at Milwaukee (N)-- Miami oak " ; . Soa £ . / * Chicago 001 011 02x-- 5 10 ya £58 Thompson; Axon, vis'er Tuesday's Games Maglie (0-0) vs Burdette (4-2) Richmond 21 2 33 2 "ky a Newcombe and Campanella; Second a sod, rai |Chicago at Washington (N) New York at St. Louis (N)-- Buffalo 13 24 42 4 9%) ig Rush, Lown (9) and Chiti Second game ppa, rah. |Cleveland at Baltimore (N) Liddle (1-1) vs Mizell (52) |Havana 17 30 3.2 Pat d New York 000 002 000-- 2 7 1 National League {Kansas City at New York (N) Philadelphia at Cincinnati (N)-- Today's Games : \ 2) vs Ferrarese (1-3) | (And Probable Pitchers) Columbus Cincinnati 000 000 14x-- 5 8 0 Pittsburgh 100 002 000-- 3 6 3ipetrojt at Boston (N) Rogovin (1-2) vs Fowler (3-6) Toronto at Columbus (N) Gomez and Katt; Lawrence Milwaukee 000 100 000--.1..7..1 National League Only games scheduled) (Only game schedule Tuesday's Games ) Montreal at Richmond Fowler (7) Freeman (8) and Face, King (9 and Foiles, | W L Pct. GBL Tuesday's Games Bailey. Shepard (9); Crone, Johnson (7) Milwaukee 2 3 606 1% |Brooklyn at Milwaukee (N I J Philadelphia 000 600 000-- 6 7 2 Murff (9) and Crandall. Pittsburgh 6 .600 |New York at St. Louis (N) Toronto at Co St. Louis 000 003 010-- 4 10 1 pittsburgh 010 000 200-- 3 8 0 Cincinnati 2: 8 .561 1% |Philadelphia at Cincinnati (N) Buffalo at Havana 8. Miller, R Miller (8) and Lo-|Milwaukee 021 100 00x-- 4 10 2 St, Louis 58 11%! Pittsburgh at Chicago Rochester at Miami pata; Wehme er, Litiefield, 8) Law, McMahon (5) King (7) and ---------- -- = HE Bohm: 5 Collum SE 410 :|Shepard, Kravitz (7); Buhl and ittsburg th = «| Rice. | a 4 ilwaukee 001 001 000-- 2 8 3, + iy Kline (7) and Foiles;| New York 002 000 100-- 3 i 2 Cate renter (6) Jolly (7) Murif|Cincinnali 012 002 20x--7 10 0 dit (9) and Rice, Roselli (7). Antonelli, Wilhelm (7) and Katt; ~ ; International League | Klippstein and Bailey. Montreal 220 021 100 0-- 8 11 1| HRs: New York--Mueller; Cin-| Toronto 003 000 023 1-- 9 12 1 cinnati--Jablonski, Robinson. | Or. , "Walz (9) and/New York 000010 201-- 4 9 0 Harris, Mickens (8) Wal New, 1 Roseboro: D. Johnson, K. Johnson Cincinnati 100 000 002-- 3 41 ag i OSHAWA (3) Lovenguth (10) and Sawatski.| Worthington, Grissom (9) Me- Buffalo 000 000 000-- 0 4 o0/Call (9) and Katt; Lapalme Black ; Rochoster 000 002 10x-- 3 10 0, (8) Freeman (9) 'and Bailey. | Drews, Froats (8) and Tomp.) JAS, Cineingati_bell 2 50 at the Dominion Public Bldgs. kinson, Heyman (7); Faszholz and ; 000-- | Rend |St. Louis 000 010 10x-- 2 8 3 SE. o. 1 ROOM 206 Mizmi 00 002 001-- 3 8 0) Roberts and Lopata; Dickson| "Havana 000 000 000-- 0 4 1jand Sarni, \ hd Snyder, Lipetri (6) tL ns: 2 illadelphia-. oats; st. € ON 5 JUNE, 56, 12-5 P.M. hos; Scantlebury and Dotterer. |LOIIB-=O= A Boe: Scantlebury and Dotterer. |Philadelphia 200 112 003-- 9 15 0) Columbus at Richmond, Ppd. {St Louis 101 000 010-- 3 9 3 : mR ¥ rican Association Haddix and Seminick; McDaniel, a 3 % 2 dak E Brg nian aol 7 Jackson (6) Poholsky (8) and SESE ? WHILE HE'S» HERE SEE HIM ABOUT. THE TRAD TRA INING AND §t. Paul 0 Omaha 4 Se niisdotol pe : WP. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES OPEN'TO, YOU IN-GANADA'S AR FORCE Louisville 14 Wichita 9 | ( Dhlladelpia cLonats, 01 : HE RY ot GR A Nb ye Sk, Minneapolis 1 Denver 4 ng 100 000 020-- 3 5 0 OR WRITE RCAF RECRUITING UNIT T. CL VE None Pacific Coast Leagee Ra Latics (3) ind Com G , 27 ST. 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