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'-Bugs Almmosit Break: Badger Dommmn By LESTER BIEDERMAN Pittsburgh Press Staff Writer BROOKLYN, June 21 Al though it isn't reflected in the standings of the teams, the Pirates are looking better for a change. They made the Dodgers go right down to the wire yesterday before losing their ninth straight decision to them, after taking two out of out of the infield. Wilks has lost three games in relief and all by home runs. Dick Groat continued to look mighty impressive He singled to center and was nipped on the left thumb by a pitched ball in four times at bat and in the field even had the Dodgers goggle-eyed. The former Duke star started one double play and was the middle man in another.

Bill Meyer remarked later, "He plays shortstop" like it should be played. He's smooth as silk and has marvelous bine, and presto! Howie Pollet looked like money in the bank as he walked into the eighth inning with a 4-1 lead and a five-hitter. With two out, Bobby Morgan was on second base when things began to hum at Ebbets Field. Pee Wee Reese, hitless until this moment, cracked a line single to right, scoring Morgan. Jackie Rofbinson, also hitless, stroked a drive to centerfield and when it eluded George Metkovich, Reese scored and Robinson was sitting on third base with the tying run.

Wilks relieved Pollet at this thing went black. Shuba, who lives in nearby Youngstown, by the way, had a 1-1 count when he fired his first home run of the season over the right-field fence with Gil Hodges aboard and quickly transformed a 4-3 defeat into a 54 victory. What happened? Well, the base on balls Wilks handed Hodges on a 3-2 serve to open the ninth inning didn't help any. Andy Paf ko sacrificed him to second and after Duke Snider fanned, the 4670 fans had just about given up this one for lost. Shuba swung for Clem La- point and, pitching carefully to Roy Campanella, walked the Dodgers' catcher on a 3-2 count.

Carl Furillo flied out and the danger seemed averted. The explosion was simply delayed until the ninth inning. The Pirates did some heavy cannonading on Ben Wade for their four runs, wasting three safeties before scoring twice in the third inning. Wade walked Pollet and Metkovich and Gus Bell's line single filled the bases with one out in the third. Ralph Kiner popped up, but Joe Garagiola boomed a two-run single into centerfield.

Metkovich singled in the fifth inning and Kiner drilled his 12th homer into the upper left-field seats. A walk to Hodges and Andy Pafko's triple off the center-field wall gave the Dodgers a run in the fifth inning. Forrest Main, who beat the Giants in his first starting assignment Tuesday night, goes against Billy Loes tonight. Tony Bartirome finally broke hi hitless streak and bashed a single to right field in the ninth inning, his first safety in 30 times at bat, during which he put only five balls BROOKLYN, June 21 Diary of a baseball writer who is beginning to find the Pirates less exciting every day up to this point of no return: SUNDAY Philadelphia is bad enough on a Sunday but when the temperature reaches a stifling 91, that is too much. Bob Del Greco walked into Shibe Park wearing the loudest sports coat three from the Giants.

With four outs left in the battle, the Bucs held a 4-1 bulge. And with just two strikes remaining on pinch- TnTtfl LOOK at That Blanket om hitter George Shuba in the ninth inning, Ted Wilks was guarding a 4-3 lead. when every-. of this or any season. His teammates ribbed him so much he put it away.

How about the TV announcer in Philly who is breaking in a toupee. Bob Rice sits in the terrific heat at today's doubleheader using a wet towel to wipe his face and hands but still keeps his coat on. Philadelphia is so dead on a week-end that a comedian gets a laugh when he feavs he col Nats Play Tie; High Winds, Rain Forecast 18-lnhing, 5-5 Giants Beat Cubs For Regatta By THE UNITED PRESS Baseball's newest curfew law came in for a howl of has live brothers, three living and two making their home In Philly. The phone rings before today's game and I figure it's a trade in the making but it is only former Pittsburgher Joe Baker asking for passes for the game today. What a blessing these air-conditioned hotels rooms are! What if the Pirates would have blown an 11-run lead as Sal Maglie and the Giants did? How'd you like to have had your finger, in Leo Durocher's mouth! MONDAY Frank Pizzica of Monongahela in Philly for an auto meeting but missing most of the Pirate-Phil game.

That's all right, since Stan Musial and the Cards are due in Philadelphia later tonight. Station WCAU in Philadelphia broadcasts an early morning sports program from 8 to 8:05 a. m. Clyde Mc-Cullough ribs George Strickland. "Why don't you do something sensational to get your name in the papers, such as going to home plate without a bat?" McCullough asks.

"The bat isn't doing you any good. So what does Strickland do but whack a homer and two singles! The autograph hounds now are meeting the trains coming into New York to get the players' signatures! Jack Hernon, still young enough to be taken for a player, is thinking of growing a mustache to make the autograph kids leave him alone. Coincidence The name of the cab driver taking us from Pennsylvania Station to the Commodore Hotel is Sam Commodore! TUESDAY George Kelly, the Pittsburgh advertising executive, dropping over to the breakfast table to chat and being introduced to Ted Wilks. Amazing feature of Monday's Giant-Card game was that Winning Pitcher George Spencer threw only one pitch and Losing Pitcher Willard Schmidt also threw only one Coaches Favor Navy To Bring Back Cup protest today from weary but still enthusiastic St. Louis Brownie fans.

It deprived them of sitting in on a history-making event last night and early this morning when an 18-inning battle with the Senators was called a 5-5 tie. SYRACUSE, N. June 21 (UP Thickening clouds threat finish provided nothing 1 The ened high winds and thunder- but frustration and the game will have to be replayed in its showers on Lake Onondaga today as 11 lean, suntanned col entirety, since the league rule on games suspended by a curfew throws out all extra-inmng lege crews nervously awaited the starter's shout in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association's battles. Golden Jubilee Regatta. The game did wind up as the But come wind, rain or sun longest tie ever played at night, I shine, Navy's thick-muscled oars but it proved nothing else.

The rules provide that no In ning can start after 12:50 a. m. men the goats of last year's race but favored this year on the basis of an all-conquering season were out to return the coveted Varsity Challenge Cup pitch. I never heard of that taking place before. The local time, and the Brownies wound up their 18th time at bat at 1:04.

Ageless and indestructible Satchel Paige had pitched 10 trouble with shopping these to the east. PAGE JUNE 21. 1952 scoreless innings before Dave Madison took over in the 18th. But for the curfew, the teams Others Get Support Navy was the heavy choice. days is that everybody offers you your money back instead of your money's worth! Bowl of soup at the Commodore Hotel only 80 cents.

So you want to live in New York, eh? Forrest Main's high class pitch might have stuck it out until Nlneof the 11 head coaches here agreed to that. But defending The Majors daylight. champion Wisconsin, California, Cornell and Princeton had strong Just Like Old Times ing and Gus Bell's grand slam Saturday. June 21, 1952 support. tonight make the ride back to The remarkable thing about it Only Navy has been able to National League the hotel from the Polo Grounds a very pleasant chore, indeed.

was tnat on June tne same break the Western monopoly in teams battled 17 innings in Wash- IN VICTORY. Lew Worsham shakes hand with Sam Snead (right). ngton before Paige finally came Wish we had more of the same. WEDNESDAY Overheard at the breakfast table this morn this championship in the past 22 years. The Middies won in through with a 3-2 decision, just inside the 12:50 curfew.

UntU ing: "Why did you go to the game last night when you have a 1931, 1938 and 1947 while Wash ington was compiling six vie i this year there was no deadline, television set and could have watched it from your living tories, California five, and Wis- I 2' 6' 3'10 31 8 No comment. A New York writer ribbing the Pirate writers: iconsin one. and in 1951 the White Sox beat Brkiv. the Red Sox in a Winning night game. The way things were st.

9 41 7 36 20 .645 34 25I.57S 4 31 311.500 8 28 31i.475 41 5 5 5' 3 3 4 i 4i 7, 5 6 I 2 3 Embarrassed a year ago when II II 61 6 2' 3 3 3 "It's not the ball games that Mil you when you're with a team like the Pirates; it's the trains taking you to the games that kill you." Bob Friend needs a friend. He lost his fifth straight today. Quick Magazine, says Lefty O'Doul will succeed Bill Meyer as the Pirate manager in 1953. Well, that's the first time 3 1 3 7 24 33 41 4 1 5 24 34 .414 going, this one probably lasted longer. Navy sank three shells and finished a miserable 11th on the rough Ohio River, Coach Russell 1 5 5 0 3 2 2 31 4 17,461.270 'V Washington tied the score at (Rusty) Callow was determined GAMCS BEHIND Nnr York 5.

Chlcu, 5-5 with two runs in the eighth Meyer ever has" been fired by a magazine! Back to the steam- St. Lin is 13. Cincinnati miliddshla A loito IB, PITTSBURGH before Paige came in and cut off heated hotel, work, eat, write some more and go to bed with the to atone this afternoen. His crew, never fully extended in six successive wins, is in tip-top YESTERDAY the scoring. Joe Haynes, who P'.

rew York papers. PITTSBURGH 002 020 000 4 Brooklyn 000 010 022 5 9 0 pitched scoreless ball from the condition. fourth through the 10th, and Pollet. WILKS 8 1 and Garagiola: Wade, Branca (6). LABLNE 9 and Campanella.

Home run Kiner. Shuba. THURSDAY Phil Cavarretta joined the breakfast-table Fast Trial Run Cincinnati 000 800 100 1 Sandy Consuegra, who blanked the Browns the rest of the way, shared the frustration for Wash Although time trial results are group this morning and thought he saw a ray of sunshine for his Cubs because "we began hitting yesterday, getting 11 hits against the Dodgers." So what happens? Today Carl Erskine as zealously guarded as atom bomb secrets here, it was un ington. pitches a no-hitter against the Cubs. Bill Loes of the Dodeers.

officially reported -that the Mid who beat Dutch Leonard in Wednesday's- game, was just three The White Sox battled to an 11-inning, 8-5 victory over the idies turned in a "terrific run" in i .1 A years old when Leonard broke into the majors in 1933. What a rhubarb at the Polo Grounds today, but the Pirates came out Yankees, decided on a three-run an after-dark workout on the three-mile course this past week. right side up. Dick Groat looked like a finished performer in Navy's time bucking a head nis oeDut ana no matter how high the bonus it looked like wind was reported at 15 minutes Philadelphia 000 210 OOx 3 8 BLACK WELL, Podbtelan (6), Nuxhall (7), Haugstad 8 and Semlnlck; ROBERTS and Burgest. Home run mi Is, Edwards.

Chicago 030 00O 000 0 3 7 New York 020 001 000 1 4 10 MTNXER and At well, Edward UO): Maglle, LANIER (3) and Yvars. St. Loul 000. 000 700 11 a Boston 010 00(10) lOx 12 13 3 STALKY. Werle (6).

Schmltt Brecheen 7 and D. Rice; Wilson, Burd-ette 7). Spahn 7 and Cooper, Bum (7). Home run Hemus. Spahn.

TODAY PITTSBURGH (Main. 1-3) at Brooklyn lLoe. 6-3). Night. Chicago Lown.

3-3) at Hew Tork (Koslo. 3-3). Cincinnati (Perkowakl, 5-4) at Philadelphia (Drew. 2-71. St.

Louis (MlzeU. 1-5) at Boston (Sur-kont. 4-5). T03IORROW PTTTSBURGH at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York (2).

St. Louis at Boston 4 2 1 Cincinnati at Philadelphia (I). money well spent. Received my ticket today for the Elmer Daily homer by Sam Mele. The win put the White Sox only three games out of first place: It was their first over the Yankees this year after seven defeats.

Indians Snap Out of It 25 seconds. No other crew has come within 10 seconds of that time, even with a tail wind. In testimonial runner at the Vogue Terrace July 17. Bill Meyer and his wife very unimpressed with "Top Banana. a hit show in New York.

Leo Durocher says he likes Joe Maxim against Sugar Ray Robinson. Tip to the Bartirome-Del Greco Game its best crew years, hometown The Indians snapped a six- Syracuse couldn't break 16 committee: uet Joe oaragiola to MC the program. He'd be a not. game losing streak against the Red Sox. 9-2, as Bob Lemon pitched five-hit ball and got three hits, including a homer.

minutes. Harvard Upset By Yale Crew FRIDAY The worst part of the trip East, traveling to Brooklyn. Dodger fans may love their town but nobody else does. Wait until the Forbes Field fans set a load of Dick Croat American League Jim Fridley and Larry Doby also homered for the Indians. playing shortstop.

The writers have a new slogan, "Groat gets The Athletics topped the NEW LONDON, Conn, June our vote. ine torjets neld policeman who told Groat. "I've Tigers, 3-1. 21 (UP) Condition and spiri 2 seen you play basketball at Madison Square Garden, and if Things a little calmer, carried Yale to its surprise victory over Harvard in their 100th t. k.

you re mat gooa in baseball, youll do all right" Carl Erskine's but not much, in the National vk I I 71 51 1 51 7 33 21.611 7 33 26 .559 no-hitter Thursday didn't help the gate at Ebbets Field todav. 41 6 21 6 anniversary crew race, Eli Coach 1 6 6 6i 6 33 Jim Rathschmidt explained today, 5 61 4 4 5 4 5 33 28 .541 League as the Dodgers and Giants both won last-ditch Strug-gles. Brooklyn stayed five games jJJ" in front by topping the Pirates, "They were In great condition 1 7 5 4 6 28 26.519 3 41 2 5 4 27 321.458 2 3 3 6 31 1 .14. wnW-v Only 4679 paid. A New York radio-television columnist suggests that quiz show panelists take a lie detector test to prove they're never tipped off to the answers.

He adds that so far the "Down You Go" panel has offered to take the test. Another week with the Pirates, but life will be sweeter now. and just refused to be 41 4 21 5' 52429 .453 21 4 5 2 18 401.310 1 said the jubilant Yale coach fol 5-4, on George Shuba's two-run IN DEFEAT, he shakes hands with Freddy Haas (left). 4 lowing yesterday's four-mile trip ninth-inning pinch homer, Cnlrata 3, Lsait S', cuiu ws ana 3 WifMnstM 5. fit.

up the Thames River. wmtey Lockman plunked a trit 17. YESTERDAY Irive double in the 10th to give Steelers Trade uick. roat is a smootnie to watch in the field. Men's Compeiifion Opens fn West Penn Tennis Rain Forces One-Day Delay In PGA Tourney at Louisville Boston 000 000 200 III Cleveland 211 001 22x 9 14 3 PARNELL.

Brodowskt (1), Scarborouth (8 1 and White; LEMON" and Hegan. Horn run Lemon. Fridley, Doby. Wathgtn 000 120 020 000 000 000 5 14 1 St. Louts 100 400 000 000 000 000 5 14 3 Sleater.

Haynes 5 1 Consuegra (111. 'ie Giants a 4-3 victory over the "ubs. The Braves scored 10 runs in he sixth to top the Cardinals, 12-7. Robin Roberts pitched the Carl Samuelson rerncn ti8) and Kluttz, Grasso 9: Byrne. Bearden (5t, Palee (8.

Maldson 18) and Johnson. Home runs Wood. Meman. Tost New 100 000 211 00 5 8 3 Chicago 000 010 004 03 8 13 3 LOUISVILLE, June 21 Third-round play In the PGA golf The nine-division West Penn championship tennis tournament The Steelers have traded vet for the battle to the quarter picks up momentum today at the Carnegie Tech courts. Rtschl.

Ostrowskl 19. HOfiirs: io championship today was postponed until tomorrow because of rain. finals. Play in the men's singles and doubles begins, joining mm. eran tackle Carl Samuelson ol Nebraska to the New York Berra: Rogovin, Kretlow 8.

Aloma t8). OORISH (10) and Masi. Roma runs Berra, Phils to a three-hit, 3-1 victory over the Reds as Del Ennis a two-run homer. Hank Edwards ruined Roberts shutout with a homer. Lanier Helps Himself Lockman doubled after Relief petition in the junior and boys and girls divisions.

Additional Kroll, one of the rising tour PhlladelDhla 101 noft inn a a Giants for Tackle Al Patterson, nament stars, improved his matches will be played tomorrow. 6-3, 252-pound lineman from Detroit 100 000 000 1 8 3 BY RD and A froth; TRUCKS, Hoelt (8) and Swift. Gtnsberr (8). McMurry College. standing with a 2-up win over The deal was a straight player LOUISVILLE.

June 21 (UP) Headed by Cary Middle-coff and Chick Harbert, one of the greatest gangs of golfing giant killers in history went out today to cut each other up in the third round of the PGA championship. Middlecofr, making his first PGA start, and the slugging Harbert, 1947 runnerup, stepped5 Mangrum. Middlecoff hadn't swap. struck down anybody impres-l Penn State Hires Athletic Assistant Patterson, 21, was recom sive, but he was seven under par Monday, the women's singles will begin, leaving only the mixed doubles to start later next week. Upsets featured both boys' and girls' competition yesterday.

Sy Santelli of Erie eliminated second-seeded Noel Gillette. 6-2. Pitcher Max Lanier set up his own victory with a single. Davey Williams also singled before Lockman broke it up. Lanier, coming in after the Cubs got all mended to the Black and Go cautiously into the roles of co- by a group of Southwestern Isaacs of Langtey, and Ray favorites as the surviving 16 started 36-hole match play.

coaches including H. N. Russell of Southern Methodist, Buddy for .30 holes in winning two matches. Turnesa. the 1942 runnerup, defeated Harper, 3 and 1.

De Vicenzo flattened Burke, golf's leading money winner, 1 up. STATE COLLEGE, Pa, June Honsberger of Clarkston, a lowly alternate who knocked off Ferrier, meets Ted Kroll of of their runs off faltering Sal Maglie in the second, pitched three-hit the rest of the way. TODAY Tork (Lopat, 4-9) at Crileaw (Pierce. 7-5 1. Boston (Hudson, J-4) at Cleveland (Feller.

6-5 (Hooper. 1-6) at Detroit (Wight. 3-21. Wishing ton Mas tenon. 3-1) at St.

Louis (Garver, 4-6). TOMORROW New Tork at Chlcu ro (2. Washington at St. Louis (3). Philadelphia at Detroit (2).

Boston at Cleveland (3). Pirate Box Score 1 liliriilil.i PITTSBURGH 6-4. Carol McCord of Washing- 21 (Special) Ralph Ricker, head The casualty list in yester Brothers of Tulsa and -Ray Morison, former Temple coach. day's first two rounds over the ion, u. aumpcd Carol Danger- New Hartford, N.

Y. After the Braves scored their neia, ivo. 2 in the eirls' bracket. The Steelers also signed Guard 9-7, 6-2. suicide route of IS any thing-can-happen holes made them wary of the "unknowns" and Al Biesheda of John Carroll, a Ex-Champs Collide In the upper half, Harbert David Davis, top-ranking jun football coach at Lebanon Valley College, has been added to the Penn State athletic staff.

He won't be coaching, however. Ricker is to be a special assistant in the School of Physical Education and Ath 6-2, 220-pounder. 10 runs in the sixth, the Cardinals rebounded with seven runs in the seventh, four on a homer by Solly Hemus. Warren Spahn ior entry irom Meadville. nut has-beens" aiming at the eight tackles Henry Williams of Kutz-town, Milton Marusic of Herkimer, N.

meets Freddy out Tim Smeltzer, 6-0, 6-1, and quarter-final berths. had to protect the margm and nuip aix, 6-1, 6-3. Sports on the Air What's on The Radio TODAY Harrison Loses, Too Defending Champion Sam in the process he also hit a Harbert Nine Under Haas strengthened his hopes with a 1-up win over Worsham, conqueror of Snead; Marusic, Williams and Harbert didn't list any big-time victims, but chubby Chick was nine under par for the 30 holes it took to win his first two matches. Two other Western Pennsylvania pros lost in the first round. Tom Blaskovich of Connellsville Haas of New Orleans; Walter Burkemo of Detroit engages Frank Champ of Lake Charles, homer.

PIRATE AVERAGES Snead didn't even last through the opening round and was ac AB. R. Castigllone, Sb 5 Metkovich. el. .....3 3 Bell, rt 4 Kiner.

If. ...4 1 Garagiola. .......4 0 Groat, as 3 Strickland. 2b 4 Bartirome, 4 Pollet, 3 1 Wilks, 1 H. 1 3 3 1 1 1 1 o.

4 3 4 3 3 9 A. 2 1 3 4 1 5 0 Satarday. Jen 21, 1953 PIRATES vs. Dodgers, Brooklyn, companied disconsolately to the Auto Racing Tonight AB 3b 3b HR RM .3 8 1 3 A A Croat and former champs Bob Hamilton and Vic Ghezzi, both of whom won their laurels by 8:25 p. WWSW.

SUNDAY Pet .375 .341 sidelines by such stars as Medal Dickson 0 0 3 MERCER, June 21 An ist Dutch Harrison, Open Cham .285 PIRATES vs. Dodgers, Brooklyn, .367 beating Byrbn Nelson, square off Casuglifme Metkovich. Kiner Garaelola 14 17 3 2 20 0 12 26 13 25 eight-even stock car racing pro 9 2S 16 pions Lawson Little, Lloyd Man- Total .33 4 BROOKLYN B. R. .19 41 4 14 3 45 15 2547 7 .52 ISO 20 40 .57 181 3047 9 .50 14 13 38 SS1S3 22 47 5 .34 116 9 28 7 .60 223 22 (3 12 .20 27 1 6 0 letics.

He will assume the duties previously handled by Bob i i s. former head football coach of the Lions, who. filled the special assistant's role until heretireda year ago. A former .260 .260 .244 .241 grum and Lew Worsham, who Del Crco. against each other.

There were fancy scalps dan 2:05 p. m. WWSW. What's on TV SUNDAY 3 0 3 1 IS 0 4 4 14 bowed to Honsberger, 1 up, and Mike Pavella, Washington, fell before Zell Eaton of Montebello, was knocked on nimseu alter gram and a novelty tire-rolling contest will be held at the Mercer Speedway here at 8:30 tonight. Time trials start at 7.

Koshorek Merson Dusak .239 0 flattening Snead Former PGA 1 3 .223 gling from just about every belt as the struggling 16 turned out Bell .41 144 17 31 Indians vs. Red Sox, Cleveland, 2 and 1. Kings Jim Ferrier and Chandler .213 .212 .18 Fit 33 1 7 Strickland .46 145 14 37 7 20 1 4 4 14 0 JS 1:25 p. m. WJ AC-TV.

Harper, one-time runnerup o. 3 4 4 1 8 0 3 0 H. 3 0 0 0 1 A. 2 1 3 3 1 0 a 0 0 .179 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 1 rviorjan, 3D 4 Reese, sa 4 Robinson, 2b 4 Campanella, 3 Furillo, rt 4 Hodges, lb 3 Pafko. If 3 Snider, 4 Wade, 1 A-Wllllams 1 Branca, 0 B-Cox 1 Lablne.

0 C-Shuba 1 Bartirome .49 162 13 29 Wllk ....26 6 0 1 0 .167 Johnny Palmer, Masters Cham FAN FARE By Walt Ditzen Pollet ....13 1 4 .14 1 3 0 0 0 0 pion Claude Harmon and tour Curt Stone First .130 .083 Ricker Friend 1 6 MeCullough 26 Main 20 La Palm ..17 37 23 60 12 6 IS 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 Penn State gridder, Ricker is a .083 .000 .000 .000 On Olympic Team Kllnt 14 nament aces Jackie Burke and Dave Douglas. None of the first six finishers in the recent U. S. Open were left alive and of golf's first 25 8 Mulr .10 Totals 31 37 11 mama native of Carlisle. He graduated from Penn State in 1930 and held coaching jobs at Lock Haven LONG BEACH, June 21 IF SO BB It Pet.

(UP) Penn State Alumnus Mulr. LaPalme 2 37 16 12 22 .500 1 23 13 14 9 .500 32 18 23 1 1 .500 9 103 34 38 55 .357 Hizh, Abington High. West Wilks Curt Stone became the first 2 1 3 3 2 1 0 Chester Teachers, and Dickinson jJf 10 31V, 17 31 .26 45, 16 104, 16 83, .13 831,, 20 63 14 53V, 0 93 37 45 53.250 College before going to Lebanon Vt 39 30 45 .222 40 35 31 20.167 Kiln. 4 46 20 49 38.000 fVESOTTD BE GOING HOME vauey. Two out when winning run scored.

A-Popped out lor Wade In 6th. B-Grounded out for Branca In 8tB. C-Hit home run for Lablne fn 9th. PITTSBURGH 002 020 0004 Brooklyn 000 010 0225 RBI Garagiola 2, Kiner 2. Pafko.

Reese, Robinson, Shuba 2. 3B Bell, Campanella. Hodges, Snider. 3B 'afko. Robinson.

HR Kiner, Shuba. SB Snider, CampaneHa. SH Pafko. DP Groat-Strtckland-Bartlrome; Strtckland-Groat-Bartlrome; Morgan Robinson-Hodges. LOB Pittsburgh 6, Brooklyn 5.

BB Wade 2. Branca 1, Pollet Wilks 2. SO Pollet 1, Wilks 1. Wade 1. Branca 3.

HO Wade 7 in 5, Branca 1 In 3, Lablne 1 In 1, Pollet In 7, wilks 1 to lVj-R and ER Wade 4 and 4. Branca 0 and Lablne 0 and O. Pellet 3 and 3, Wilks 3' and 2. HBP Branca Groat Lablne (4-3). Xe Wllto (3-3).

Dascoll. Sacory. Warnefe, Goett. A 467, money winners, the survivors in-eluded only the fifth-place Middlecof and swarthy Jim Tur-nesa, who- ranks no better than, 23rd. In the bottom half of the draw, Middlecof faces Al Smith of Danville, Turnesa tackles Roberto de Vlcenzo of the Argentine; chunky Clarence Doser of Hartsdale, N.

meets Jack American to make the U. S. Olympic track team last night in the National AAU championships. He won the lazy man's marathon the run in 30:33.11, the fastest time ever run by an American. It broke the AAU record of 31:05.7 established by Fred Wilt in 1949.

Game at Homewood The Kenn Buick softball team will play Youngstown in a Penn- Towler to Wed Dan Towler, Los Angeles Rams fullback, will be married to Ros-lyn Thompson tonight at the Central Baptist Church, Kirk-patrick St. Ohio Leazue came tonight at Homewood Field..