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MONDAY MORNING. JULY 13, POTTSTOWN MERCURY, POTTSTOWN. PA. PHONE 6000 PAGE ELEVEN Li. Li.

Brooilvo 3 1 0 a--s PhiUiJelpaia PiUsbuijh 45 Cincinnati 7 7 Chicago 4 3 Phils Win Pair From Bucs As Ridzik, Ennis Stand Out PHILADELPHIA. July 12 a Hamner in attempting Steve Ridzik, nreican for break up a double steal. 1 the second ti-ne in A days. lf lzik then got Johnnv O'Brien pitched ball for five and to foul out and in the next inn 50" a third innings today to help the scattered Pittsburgh STANDINGS 1 3 Cleie.ind 2 8 LcxJ-S 7 3 Pb.iade!jb-i 6. 4 5, PiuUoelp'x-a 3 7.

2 Yanks Defeat Sens Woram Takes trole In 9th Inning, 6-5 Dodgers End Giants' Streak, 4-3; Wilhelm Walks Vital Philadelphia i i edge the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-5 in the nightcap of a tv, in bill The Phils' Rob Roberts v.on his 14th of the ear the opener 6 1 as Del En "is hit a pair of homers Tr.e put the Phillies v.ith .1 S1 rci sir -333 I Berra -co-e rl b-. 5 hone I.i! 12 ua.l. Ho pinch 53 37 i) Redleg Power Blasts Cubs, in 2 The Phillies scored runs in the first inning Richie Ashburn singled, stole second aid canie C.IK-. rue home on Del En is' Mng'e An er- ror to third and he scored on a pitch. games of the first place added three more in the CINCLNNVri Brookhn Dodgers.

uon a sin- ie cond Starter Bob Miller got on Cincinnati game from the Neu York Dase OQ a fader's choice, go over CISTS today 4-3 in 10 innings. third on Eddie a i single noon. 7 7 3 usi-g four no-rer- Ridzik Carl Drevs in and scored on Ashburn's one-base -'or all their r-jis in the etond the fourth v.uh out. runners blow. Me: Clark followed a game victor-.

Rookie on first and one rui al- double, scoring Ashburn and Fred Bac-ceuski hit his "la ready in Carlos Berner bcored kus jor league homer in the nigntcao Bauer Berra ou I) Redi 12 led Lhica i a irg the her. B' St' I reni s-na-oec L. t'f-ee ru-i fo' a singes -v-e -ack-- a the rook-e's third Cnicago's Bob Riiih didn't 'ast trouble the Pittsburgh on the Tie final Philadelphia run ca'ne whiie Gus Bell chipped in his 22r.u through i' second ir.cir.g the a as ca'cher Stan Lopata's in the third on Hamncr of the season and a opener, 1 charged hi cs to -econd v.a^ muffed and Lopata and a shall slammed i MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES id Boo K'jza 1 a cs.i^e on Kuza a the a the e'jh'T. bir 'Arc-r. J-ekie opered the ninth v.ith a BOB MORGAN" Patience a Off A.L protect the rjn Fin; sR 4 2 4 II ILosa.l.

-t 2 0 Wr 4 0 3 er. cr uirz 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 1 rvaz'' 3 tr.2b 4 r' 5 0 Cordon, 2 He rrm 1 3b 1 rr 1 1 0 0 1 0 ss i 4 0 4 4 0 0 0 4 If 2 1 1 OJabrsVJb 4 3 2 2 0 Sl'ghlerjrf 4 0 0 0 4 3 Ib 1 3 0 B'lVo. 3 0 2 1 St C'iire 5 0 0 0 0 il 5 T.iiJt IS It J7 a--G roundel Out for Kace SJli rmiburih 0 1 MM R--Abrams 2. O'Connell. Rice.

Ajhbcrn 1 2 Eanis 3. E. O'B--en. inis 3. Himner 2.

Rice, 2B-- Eanis. HIE- an B3--Face 1 SO-- 6, Face 2. HO-- St. Loals Ji 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 i i i Cro'h, I ia 3 Kokos, 1- 4 V.erti. 4 4 CourLncv 4 Kr 0 3b 3 ss 3 1 3 Second a Delroi'- 4B 4 2 5 0 3 0 Ji 4 0 1 0 Boune.

3b 4 I 0 Dropo 1 A 3 4 1 4 3 AB A 0 2 0 3 N.e-3i. AB A 4 3 7 i 1 2 0 3 0 0 3 1 0 'J 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 4 1 7 2 12 BOSTON. Reyno'c- to L.OSCS hander Harr- tne '-d Philadelphia AthletRS to a 4 I Bi.sb\ 1 er ox for a A 3 4 A ci spl er 3oslon ju.y :2 ser-e catcher Del Wilber batted a long runs Johniv and ic in 0 Hector (Skinnv t'ie 9 5 Th? ed '-e through the middle. V.L! Roy Carrpanella drew aa inten- Bo'-O i ror" 'Ailhelnj. settiag IO" i rt ttt for Fod- anc er T'-e a Poores' fourth defeats v.hile loser "o-- ras a 5-5 record.

uphill fight r.oT.e ra'f of the ninth v.on cj'cher Ruoe aiker, douoled off v.all. Gil- sik sent Roy to "ur.g "hoi Cox slammec his to kr-Ot the ad- S'ar'er and 'o o- aid run ho lelcec and eight. 3 RobiiiOn between then 1 in "rou- o.e in a.mo^t erj lr ming. Funlio a bases-loaded threat in 'he firs: frame when he a double play out Dodger rulers got as far as second base 'n tr ce additional mningi before Broo'-J rally the it'" Byrd Tops Red Sox To Give A's SpliL ay fa 0 2 2 Bucha. 1 Brarca i 0 McGheo.c 1 3 0 2 Mj--a 4 4 bBalli Aber, i 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 Scales 0 1 ErauU.

0 1 Cla--x. 0 0 1 0 0 0 Brazie. 0 Tot.I. for Chambers in 3tli Hrmiis in 5lh Rice 3B--Abrams. WiitVus HR-- c--Grounded fto 2 double plar.

for Cli-k nun E--None RBI Groc'i. 2. Lund. PhiUdtlphi DP--llamner ind in 7th Bucri Son chock HR--Groth. Wenz i Le-t--P--jburgh 2, i 3SO S--Young Ko hoik: DP--Dropo.

Kuenn R--DeMa (Ml ouo-- i Droro Kuenn ard D'opo Gemert E-- Bolhne 0 ilser. 0 L-p-o, 2 aKell 3 0 1 0 I 0 i 0 0 4 0 1 0 6 Kerh a fo Tcr" tr'D'Cc jcr rar. for IIT. jr.d scorec 01 1 Gi: Co2-i another oinoh- off Ralph set the sta Yr-nks v. in tr.c hard 0 0 0 b--Ca Drlroi: out for Branca 11 on striken for 6OO tiu oou Sl Piraeii, bCoasolo Oelock.

0 0 0 0 2 0 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 II -Flies 0-1: for b--Called on 11 Heiki 0 1.1 1 ER-- R--Bruton. Logan 2. 2. Pafko 4 1 3 Face S-6 i (U 2. Uittmer.

2. L--Fjce 3 3 L--Seco--. Goetz and Srhorrxlicu-st Sonchock. N.e- c--i-ouled for Stepnens 13 7th MM I (KM) 810 WOO--1 a RBI--Murri-. 2.

De- orar.ca tie 3ro 9 for the-first inning carried the St re--1952 Aniencai League to a 3-2 De rookie or ear--scattered "six troi' the second htlf of a clou Red Sov hits his bleheader toda. The Tigers chased ace lefthander Mel PM-neli the first game. to 7 the showers v.ith a three run The seco game victory a outburst ih the inning the seventh place Browns the se Parnell had a 12-4 mark going EQ 1 'heir here the into the game and hoped to become soarked Milwaukee demolished a T'ger hope the league's first 13-game umner 17 hit 10 1 first attac'-- of ettl1 2 out. of las: place in the but was nicked for all three runs p-and-s'am run and the American League. out the 101:15 Branca appearance a hi-, Braves Down Cards, ST LOUIS.

1. Brzl- Mats'ri, 2 HR-- ar 3 in the nightcap to first for 2. E-- cl i 10. 2. Gemert.

rg. aid Ge- oariin rhp a i ant i "-popnth on aiVPi'S from Ar.to.nel-. Ma- 2 Abcr HO--Branca 4 -r, 5. Marlo.ie nert Pliludelo--ia S. 7 EB-- J1 1 OH U16 i O.I 1 I I I St Claire.

Ttorpe, Ja 3' 3 0 in i ER--I ittle'ield 2 2, Bird J. Paraell 2. Henr-. 3 leading Brook's in 3. Henri DU! ir t-heus 4.

2B--Matheus, Ditlmer. ranc a 3 3 Marlowr 0-0, Q-Q S. Herr-- 3 HO-- Jablonsk- b--ArtorK-Ili DP ieiii-id i 7 L- if 3 3 De'txk IP 2 P. --Mathem. Dutn-er arc! AdcoiA.

Dutiier. ns. Su-n-r-ers Bcrr-- 2 03 I I Pa-Ticl 1 3 3 Hecn C-T. i WP place LoKin and Adcoci: Schoen --Parnell. Parnell 12 dienit Bilko.

Miluaukrr 10, 5 I Hu Soar. T--I 10 Louii 1. 3 SO-- 4. SUIe- 1. Chjmben 1.

Brazie 1 mc -J. HO--Siaje 5 in 1 2 3, 1 in 0 (pitched to one in 2nd. Cfcarcbera in 3 1 3 Clark; 5 2, Brazie in 2 R-ER-- 1 1. 7 7 0-0. Chambers 1-1.

Clark 2 2 Brazle O-O HBP --Bv Sta)ev game before giving a to Bill Henry. That surge began with Pete Su- Denoit stnce the Tigers S' A tcr Parnell pucred him to second and walked Cass Michae's. shortstop r- v. boiling bofablcu v-hat looked ahead of tnirc Exceot for throwing his home a si Dodders the Brooklyn Dodgers. ball in the first he did loading Keen'dv Of 4 Smith, rf 3 Koiea.

3b 3 AB 0 Fox. 2b 0 Fain. Ib AB A 5 2 4 3 5 2 1 M'naso, If 5 4 1 0 Faster. Ib 4 1 12 0 3b 4 3 0 0 BaUc--trautl W--Antonelli (5-i) '112-;) L--Gorman, T-2 Conlan. -SLalri 3 0 0 1 aManh 3 1 0 1 Ginsberg 4 Second Fr.end 2b Houfn.p 0 1 5 cf 4 3 1 1 1 Mele.

3 1 5 4 SheeK 2 0 0 0 2 bLoUir. 3 5 Ix)X2n, ss 5 M'th'usjb 3 AB A St 1 1 1 0 AB A 0 0 0 0 0 0 b' 0 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 0 1 4 2 MunjI.Tf 4 0 i 0 4 2 1 Gorden. If 3 4 0 Jabl'sla Jb 4 1 1 1 SllU. 2b 0 Palto. rf 3 AdcocW Zb 4 Cooper.c 3 1 2 aPen'ton 1 Buhl, 0 1 0 4 1 4 0 4 1 9 0 Caiu'ne js 3 1 4 0 dHemui 1 1 0 3 Bilko.

Ib 4 0 0 3 Mizeil. 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 RICHIE ASHBURN 5-Star Afternoon Second AB A Tot.I. 3 a--Hit into 1 0 1 0 Wl-ite 0 0 0 0 cLowrev 1 1 0 0 Haddix. 0 0 0 I i 0 fSchoneld 0 0 0 0 ri 27 10 -J 9 i7 force out for Dittmer in 8th jb--Wilked for Mitell in Sth Hooper, 1 0 0 2 3 1 1 2 cCKna 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Tolali Totals 1 11 a--Ran for Elliott in oth b--Grounded into double pl? 'or in 4th. ed for Hooper- in 7th 000 191 (no R--Rosen 2.

Fox 4. Fain 4, Mmoso 3, LoIIar Carrasquel 2 2. Smith I i 4. rain, Ginsberg, Easter. Minoso, Stephens 2B-- 'Rrvera 2 Fox.

Stephens. 3B--Rosen S-- iomieles 2. Rivera DP Hooper, Ginsberg arri Faster. Strickland. Gin5berK and Easter, Marih, Fox and Fain Abramj.rf 5 2 3 1 Waitkus.lb 4 5 2 2 3 Ashourn.ct 4 Sm-th, Ib 4 1 5 1 Clark, rf Rice.

If 4 1 1 0 If O'Comi 4 1 0 2 HamnerSb 4 Atwell, 2 1 4 0 Ixipata, 4 Sandlock 0 0 0 0 Bemier.cf 2 0 3 Co'f, ss 3 0 dtandell 1 a AB s. c--Doubled for in 7'h LiPalrcie.p 0 0 0 3 -Miller, 0 0 Ruliil, Jland. 6, Chicago 9 BB--Fornie'es 3, Houtteman 2. i 2. Hooper 2.

SO--Fornieles 1 1 0 I dialled out on for Vd)! 4 1 4 0 Hadd. I. 6 Hoskins l-i. i 0-0. Hoooer 10, Briss-e 4-4 PB--Ginsbert: Fonueles '721.

L--Houtteman 4 1 0 Sihone, Bilko, Stanki E-Liddle, Cast- Froese Xmpp ind ss 0 0 I'hone, Pendleton. RBI--Gordon, Pafko, Ditt-; llmer. Bruton, Birko. Munal. 2B--Gordon.

ceriain of the sli right Onlv ope-ung game decision v.nh him the next four innings He r-ns ir the second frame, the retired in the Tiger fifth for a hit his oinch hitter the full. The ictory. before the largest St Louis croud this season, 31.010 a puchei Johnny h's eighth of the ear He a up just seven h'ts a home run bv Ra JaKonski the sixth spoil In oppner in? the shutou' Pal A three-run fifth inning the ger "in the eighth inning a Cardinals in the finale with the bases full It a liouble roller-bases Murray in two a single and Joe De- double scored Marray, moved up on a fielder "i Dick- Littiefield hew Detroit to choice. The Athletics added one in me hus the second game. the ninth on DeMaestn's double The Browns's tv.o homers and Dave Philley's single, DeMae- hfted their total for the series to s'ri scoring on a rundown play.

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0 0 1 0 eKci-'-ik! 1 0 0 0 cE O'B'n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1 IB ToUl. i5 11 -T a Smiled for LaPilme in 3rd b--Filed out for in 4th c--Ran for in d-Lined out for in out for Hall in 8th -Oopor, Caitljlione, Dittmer. Bilko SB--Dittmer S--Repuliki, Buhl. ClcTrlmml 1 Gordon. DP--Dittmer.

Lojan antl Adock 1 12: Jablonski, SchoeJKliemt and Bilko Lef, 7. St Louu BB--Ljrtdle I 1 SmiLh.rf jMizeU 2. Haddit I SO-- laddie i. Mizeil 4. Rosen.

3b 4 'White 1. HO-Uddle 7 in 4 2 3. Buhl! Easter. Ib 3 2 bKenned 0 Second Game LB A 4 1 4 0 I 2o 4 1 1 1 Fain. Ib 4 0 3 5 Mir.oso.

If i 0 Elliott Jb 0 0 0 era.cJ AB 5 2 2 1 2 in 4 11, Mnell 4 5: White 4 Hiddix 0 in 2 ER--Liddle 3 3 Buhl' Dobi. 4 1 0 0 Mele, rf 0-0 2 2 VvTiile 2 2 0-0 Tipton 3 0 2 1 Lxllir. iBuhl fS-4. L--White (3-4) I cHexan 0 0 0 Cir'sq'IJ5 WaraeXe a Gorman. T--2-27.

Str'Krdjs 3 1 1 3 Trucks, I dHoskins 0 0 0 4 3 Vemon.lb 1 4 1 I Jen3tn, rf 4 1 Bujb. cf 4 1 aThomas 1 i 5Ji Grasso, cCoan Fitz 0 1 0 0 2 13 1 I I 0 0 0 1 3 i 1 0 0 0 T.rlc BtookKn Abrams. J. Atwell. Benuer, Darfc.

2b 4 WaitKui. Ashburn 2, TT'pionJb 4 Hamne-, Miller. E--Cole, Smith. Irvin. If 3 Hamner 2 RBI--Ennis Clark, 4 2.

O'Bnen, Rice 2, Kaianski. Abrami. Spencer.ss 4 2B Clark SB--Ajhburn 4 Benuf. DP--JUller. Kazaniki and Wa't Weitrum.c 3 kas, Kiuruki and Wr.tkux.

Him Heam, 2 AB LTcman.ib 5 1 14 2 Cox. 3b eWestlT-e 1 AB A 2b 2 5 2 0 1 aMilchel 1 1 0 Pierce, 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 Martin Ota 3 McD 5 0 4 0 1 0 Revnolds.p 0 0 Mantle, cf 4 2 Bauer, 3 0 Berra 5 0 Rcnaa. If 0 eNorcn 0 nhzc 0 1 hWoodl'g 0 M'Don 9 Totals A 51 3 i 0 1 0 0 0 0 a 1 3 5 3 0 0 0 0 (If 0 3 Si 3 0 4 1 0 0, o' 0 0, 0 I I 1 3 5 Reese, is 2 0 0 3 Snide-, 3 4 3 0 I 4 0 2 0 Funlio. 5 1 2 6Shuba. It 5 0 1 3 1 0 Lemon, 1 0 1 0 0 ner.

Kazinsxi and Waitkm ilhelm oursh 7, 7. BB--Miller Ridzifc 1. Friend 1. Hall 1 SO--' Miller 1. I.

RxJnX 1. 1. Hall 1 21-3; LaPiIme 2. Drews 1 1 1-3. FnerxJ 2 in 1.

ri.dnk 3 in 5 1 3 2 in 4. 1 Tolslj 1 UR--Miller 3 3 LaPalmc 5-4 Drevrj a--Grounded out for Erskine in 7tJi 2 i Fnenri 1 1. Ri-lzik 0-0. Hil' 0-0 HBP--ID--Doubled for in 9th Ki. Ridnk (S-nith).

WP-LaPalrre. out for Loei in 9th (3-3) L-- I-aPalme (3-lti. -Goeti, -Walked for Podres in 10th Dascol' and Secorv T--2 14 -One out -when mn scored I 'Jfew Brooklyn 0 5 0 Walker, 1 0 bCam'nla 1 1 Erskme. 2 aBelardi 1 LoeJ. cGilliam Podres.

17 Totals 17 0 10 1 HJ 11 1 2 0 a--Grounded -or I riend in 1 3 0 b- Ran for Easter in "Hit 2 5 5 c--Ran Tipton in 9 0 5 0 d--Announced Strickland i 9 1 1 0 --popped Hoskins in 9th 0 0 0 CleTiUni I 09t--l 0 0 0 091 1 0 Lane, Drxon. x--Tripled Terwilhger 9t-1 'b Ran for Thomas in 9tn i c--Filed out for Grasso in 9.h e--Grounded out for Renna 2nd for riizzuto 'n Tti X--Popped, up for McDonald in 7th h--Singled for Miranda in 9th I T--Two out ishen winning run scored OfC 000 York O-'O 101--5 K--RunneLs. Vernon. Jensen. e.

Martle 2. Bruer. Berra 2. Woodlins emon 2, oU -icr Jrn 1 0 0 0 0 i 0 2 9 27 I Tint Dsrk 2. Irvin.

Cox, Funlio. Sbuba. 48 AB A Campanella E-- 2. Heam. RBI-- 0 0 0 0 -Strickland.

ElIioM. LoIIar. Carrasquel 5en- Coan, Berra 3, Ma--tin. Norer. Woori- 1 0 0 0 RBI Riiera a i 2.

Lemon i 2B Vernon. Martin. 3B Thoiias. I 0 0 0 0 2B -Rivers 3B-- StiiciUnd, Lemon, Dob R-- Berra 2 SB-- Vemon. 0 0 DP-- Fov.

Carrasquel and Fain, RIIZUIO DP-- 10, Left-- Cleveland 7. Chicago i4 BB Tracks DP-- McDonald, Rizzuto and Bo'I- .3. 2 SO Trucks Lemon i HO -i wce Left-- Washington 4. Ne.v York ITruots in 8 13. Pierce 0 in 2 3 R-ER BB Bvrae 3.

I-ane 3. Sima 1. D.xon 2 1 1 Lemon 3 2 Pierce 0-0 HBP-- Do na i SO-- 3. McDonald 2 'By Lemon (Fain. Lollar) W-- Trucks (10- i 2 in 1 (faced four bafers L-- Le.iion L-- Napp.

Pas 2nd). I Jr 5 in 1 j. Sima 1 0 I I I .1 Sirelia and A-- 43,413 (faced barters in 7Lh) Dixon 1 1 I 213 McDonald 5 ir. 7 2 a 1 ml Firjt Game 'Caced one batter in 9th). 1 1 H-- EH- Bwnc 2 2 Ijne 3 3 S.ma Q-Q.

See for Sunoco Dynalube stays high on your dipstick longer! Miksis, if rf 0 3 0 5 ib 4 2b 4 3 2 2 0 ieonard, 0 Totals 4 1 2 2 Adams. 3i) 4 4 2 0 0 Bell, 4 4 0 3 0 2 4 1 3 0 3 4 2 7 2 Marshll-rf 2 4 2 0 0 3 2 1 3 0 VMr'njM 4 0 0 0 0 Perk'sVi 4 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 -4 7 3 1 Irvin 2. Thomson Cox 2. Morgan 0 3 ZB--Snider. Robinson.

Carr.pajjeH* 38--' 5 3 1 Imn. HR--Irvin. Lhuba. Cox. S--Wi'J-ebn.

PhjHey.rf 4 0 DP--Spencer. Dark and Lockman: Spencer aMauro rf 1 3 0 and Lockrnan, Cox Robuason and Hodges RoVson.lb 3 1 0 Left--New York I. Brooklyn 13 BB-- KaTton.lb 2 i 1 Heam S. WilheJrr. 3.

Enkine 4, Loes 1 if 4 3 SO--Wiltelrr. 1. 6. 1. Podres 3 0 3 I HO--Hearn 5 6 2 3 Wilhelrc 4 4 AB A 4 2 1 0 0 2 2 3 Erskine 4 in 2 2 McGhee.cf 4 3 4 Podres 1 in 1.

ER--Heam I 1. Wiitelm 4 1 R--Grounded out for Pellet 7th 3 3 Erskine 22. I I. Podres 0-0 Martin, 1 PB-- Westr-am. W--Podres Scheib.

2 17 13 (4 L-WUhelzn (5 5). U--Stewart. Gore, Coirman 0 Pinelh iml T--J 06 bBbe 0 2 2 1 9 0 0 8 I' 2 5 0 Gernert.lo 4 2 0 0 Kell. 3 3 2 0 0 0 2'Wliber, 3 2 1 4 1 1 Piersall.rf 3 Boiling, 1 Brown, DeJocX. A Dnon 1 McDonald 3 3 h.uza\a 1 1.

i a 0 1 0 3 1 2 I 3 1 1 0 2 1 3. McDona'd 5 0 (faced one oa'ter in Revro'ns "i i 0 2 3-3. S.ma 00 0 i I. McDonald 3 3. Kurava 1 1.

Re 0 i 1 1 L--Paparrlia T--2 43 2. Jackson. 1 7 2. St. Loviv i.

2, Mirshill RBI- Kuier 2. Food 2. :n.ck 4. MarsijH, McMillan 2S--Jpcison. Sc-enj, Sernimck HR--Xiner 2.

ForxJx and Fon First Detroit AB Cincinnati 7 BB Sievers In 4 o-xn 3 SO PoEei I. cKrli'ski 1 3 HO Rush 5 ic 1 Werajf 4 Groth. cf 4 2 3 0 0 4 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 hunterju bEdT-ards 1 0 KJfnn-? 4 0 PesX, 2b 0 Bocae. 0 MulLn riv Le-i 2. Po.lct 2.

1. Perko wsij 2 baUers 2o1, Pellet 0 in 4 1 in 23. Leonard 1 I 3 3 R-ER-- 4 RU.VI GO. Lown 4-4. LeosarxJ 3b 3 o-O 4-4 YoTmje.

2b 4 L--R'-sh KnKlow. 1 Jackowski aad Roberts T-- 2 2 OR 1 3 3 if 4 1 cf I 0 0 Dropo. Ib 1 1 3 6 4 0 4 3 0 1 Ratis. 0 1 rf 2 2 3 Hoeil. 1 1 1 0 0 a it CbiciiiuaU A AB 3 mhltz.cf Kiner.

If ib 4 I Serena ib 1 1 Gar'z is 0 1 0 0 0 BndKes.2b 4 2 5 3rj 4 8 0 BeO 4 3 0 KlM ski.ib 4 Gr'irr 4 I rf 4 4 1 Semimck.c 4 3 0 0 3 2 2 12 0 6 oot for Gro'Ji 9th b--Stradc s.t for Hunter Sth 4 1 Boiling, ss 4 1 2 1 0 1 Brown, 3 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 77 Totals 1 a--Ran for Ph.Hev 12 Htn. for CoJeman in thh AB A c--Ran fo' Kell in 7th 0 2 4 Fhiladelphia 1 1 3 104 91 0 0 R--Mauro. Hamilton. Suder, Michaels, 2 0 McGhee. Goodman.

2. Gemert 2, 1 Ke'J. Baker. Wiiber. Brown E--None.

RBI 5 3 --Kell. Wilber 6, Gernerr, Martin. 0 MicSaels 3. McGhee 2B--Ken. Brown 1 0 ber.

M.c^.-cls 3E--Goodrnan HR--Wiiber 4 2 2 0 Left--Philadelphia 7 Boston 5 HB--Mar 2 0 I tin 2, 3. Brown 1 Delock 1 1 0 i 1 SO--Martin Brown I 3 in 3. Scheib I ir. 4. Col-rrac 0 1.

B-rrwn 10 in 7 23. Deloc'-v 0 1 1 3 i-R-Martin j. 4-4, 0-0 Bmu-n 27 It 5-3, Deiock 6-0 Sche-b and Huriev T--2 0 Hmochick McGowar. 0 915 TESTEKDA1 HOMERS 0 0 0 Bra.rs Jabiois'-i. Abrarns.

P.rates Ennis 2, Phils 2. Baczewsivi and BeD. HeoLs Ki-cr 2 -7 5 Fond. Cubs Imn. G.ants Dodders Senators Berr? 2 ees.

Gro'h. Wertz 2. and Lenhardt. 3rc Timers Lawn Mowers FOLE1 Sharpenetl i Repaired SISTEM "An Iron "TWr vlh Lta lita lot. IM C'tnc Toull 4 c--Fhrd for Sievers in 3 SL Ixmu ffr; 175 Rolhn fr Mintzrr a St Potlstown DYNALUBE gives you fn- 10, Hacker, bSr-aIv 0 VM.rn.xs 3 1 2 8 3 1 8 I 0 0 3 R--Groth.

Wertz. Leaiardt 2. fi Kuena, PesJcy 2. M'-Mm. DelMnc.

0 Batrs Lnnd E--Hurter. Kuenn RBI-o wertz. Leniardt 3 Croth. Chicago i Sox. started his baseball career as an imielder in aix) Dropo LOJIS 5, De 1941.

troit II BB--Kretlow 3. HoUornin 5. 14 II -7 15 J. Horft 1 SO--Kretlow 1, Hobo-nan a--Farmed for Girano'a I. Z.

Hoeft 3, He'bert 2 HO--Kret- -rouied o-Jt for Hacker in low 3 1 2-3. Hoeft 3 2 3. Holio- -an 5. Payee 1 in 1 1 3: Hertert 4 Cincinnati 5 1 3 Hollowmai Jacksoe. Foodv.

Wuf 1 1 1 I. Hortt S-S, Herbert 1-1 W-- rewski. Marshall t. 2-4i L--Payie I RJJI Marshall Baczewski 2. Serena 3.

Strremi, Duffy and T--J Bell 2B--Sauer. Serena HR--Marshall 2. Baczewski. Bell S-Mikiis. Serena DP-- Bridges.

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