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Little World Series Buffalo (IL) 400 401 000 9 11 1 Dnvr (AA) 007 002 22x13 16 0 Coleman, Kume (3) Craddock (6) Herbert (8) and Noble; Gab- ler, Freeman (1) DePalo (4) and Oldis (Denver leads best series 3-0) American League W L Pel, GBL ,363 589 7 .537 16 510 19 A403 21% A450 22 - of - seven New York Chicago Boston Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City Washington Today's Games And Probable Pitchers New York at Boston--Turley (12-6) vs Nixon (12-12) Baltimore at Washington (N)e Brown (6-8) vs Wiesler (1.0) Cleveland at Chicago (N)-- Mossi (11-9) vs Harshman (7-8) Kansas City at Detroit (N)--- Urban (6-4) vs Bunning (19-8) Saturday's Games Kansas City at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago 380 38% .364 41 1 000 000 200-- 2 7 0 0| , | Hitting: Billy Harrell, Indians Baltimore al Washington New York at Boston National, League oday's Games And Probable Plichers Brooklyn at Philadelphia (N)- |Harris (0-0) vs Sanford (18-8) Cincinnati at Milwaukee (N)= Rabe (0-0) vs Burdette (16-9) | Chicago at St. Louis (N)--Rush (6-16) vs Lovenguth (00) Only games scheduled, aturday's Games Brooklyn at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at New York {Chicago at St. Louis (N) {Cincinnati at Milwaukee | | | "YESTERDAY'S | STARS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | Pitching: Vito Valentinetti, In-| ans -- Gained first complete {game in majors with five-hitter| that defeated the Athletics 2-1. --~Had two of Tribe's four hits, |driving In one run with a triple and scoring the clincher in 2.1 victory at Kansas City, LITERARY LINK GOES | LONDON (Reuters)--The house iin. which Charles Dickens lived | from 1839 to 1851 and wrote David Copperfield, is to be torn down to make way for a seven - storey Unchanged. no games Thursday. By BEN OLAN NEW YORK (AP) -- Joe Ad- cock, Red Schoendienst, Johnny Logan and Eddie Mathews rep- resent the hardest-hitting infield in basehall's major leagues. Only first baseman Adcock, among these four, is rated less than a superior fielder, And he likely will be replaced by Frank Torre, a defensive standout, when the occasion demands. For these reasons, the Milwau- kee Braves' infield rates a de- cided edge over the New York Yankees in the world series which opens next Wednesday, The Yankees' infield picture is far more clear. The big question is whether first baseman Bill Skowron, a .304 right - handed batter with good power, will be able to'play, He has heen side- lined since Sept. 13 with a sacrof- llac condition, Should Skowron be unavail- able, manager Casey BStengel's Braves Have Edge On Yankee Infield infield for the opener probably McDougald is batting .200 to Lo- will shape up this way: first base|gan's 277 and the New York star ~Harry Simpson; second base |, bit be --Bobby Richardson or Gerry|ls 8 t better defensively. Coleman; shortstop -- Gil Mc-| At the other infield positions: Dougald; third base Andy] 8 d base: Schoendi Carey, Carey likely will be re- Richardson on Coleman. He has placed by Jerry Lumpe against done an outstanding job since his Milwaukee right-handed pitchers. acquisition from New York Gi- The home run figures of thelants in mid-une, With a batting infielders are most revealing, |average of .311, he probably will The Milwaukee regulars have ac-(be the only major leaguer to counted for 69 -- Mathews 32,|reach the 200-bit mark this sea- |Schoendienst 15, Adcock 1 and| gon, Richardson and Coleman are | t over much weaker batters, All three {are excellent glove men, | First base: Adcock over Skow- ron or Simpson. The Milwaukee slugger hits a longer ball than| either of the Yanks. He's in bet.| ter shape than Skowron and su- perior all-around to Simpson, who | came in from the outfield after Skowron's injury. Torre and Yan. kee Joe Collins likely will see! action as late-inning defensive re- | placements, H Third base: Mathews over | |Carey or Lumpe. Eddie, in agdi-\ tion 'to his hefty hitting, is an| underrated fielder. Lumpe, bat-| ting .341 for 37 games, is only average defensively, Tony Kubek, the Yankees' bril- {liant rookie, may see infield ac- ition in the late innings. He prob- ably will be Stengel's starter in. left field, where he's played most often in recent weeks. Oshawa Mercantile Hockey Leogue ANNUAL ENTRY MEETING will be held SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2 p.m, BUTCH'S BAR, RICHMOND ST. EAST Public Are Cordiolly For Your Logan 10. Adcock's production is misleading since he was out for In A New Car two months with a fractured leg. | For the Yanks, Skowron has 17 circuit blows, McDougald, 13, Coleman 1 and Carey 6 for a total of 37. Simpson has 12, Lumpe and Richardson none, GIL GETS NOD Only at shortstop where Me- | Dougald gets the nod over Logan, do the Yankee infielders com: pare favorably with Milwaukee's. 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