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EINGHAMTON PRESS 19 Sept. 12, 1958 Ted Up ThereAfter '139 Games Standings In Major Leagues AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE By the Associated Press Well, well, look who's tied for the American League batting lead. A guy named Williams from Boston. It's been a long haul for thumpin' Ted. All that fuss over his ankle in the spring, and missing opening Another Rookie Has Rutliian Shot Sis 9 -E JB I 5 c- (A day because of food poisoning.

(0 He didn't get over .300 until Major New York 85 'MilwaTtee 12! 831 57j.593: July 1. Then he had another spit spat with a booing crowd. And that atrocious day a few weeks back, when the Red Sox beat Cleveland, 8-6, with 15 hits, but Williams didn't have any. 64 6U 77! 11; 1212101311 Chicago 74 65 53210' Pittsbu'gh .7 12! 912111! 9141 72.49314 San Fran. Clncin'atl I 6 10H1P! 8.16 10 li; 71 I 31010 12 91115! 70 Boston Detroit Philadelphia 'JP) The Los Angeles Dodgers have unveiled a giant rookie outfielder who may some day break Babe Ruth's home run record.

That's what coaches and players were thinking 70) 14 67 jf I 610 1015! 68 70.493,14 67! 72i.482!7V4 St Louis 8.10 7) 9 I 8 9Hir, 9 14! 4 91 1212! I 8 10 1110' '111 AMERICAN LEAGUE He left six men on base in that one. Then he spent his 40th birth- Cleveland Baltimore 7 61110! I 810! 65 18 Ang-'les WASHINGTON i DETROIT while they watched 22-year- abrhrbi 75.46418 73J.47518V6 Chicago 10 9j 7 8HHI Kan. City i day fighting a virus. The sick old Frank Howard, a 6-foot. 2 0 Wash'ton 101 61 8131 71 71 I 601 791.432 24V4 Phila'phia I 81 71 8 9 abrhrti 3 2 11 Hit 5 110 e-Zernial 111 Boras 4 112 Kalincrf ness kept him out of action from Aug.

24 to last Tuesday, when 1 1 0 watching- him In two tames," Moses said. "But Howard has a hitter's swineand he's about as stroLg man can ret." American League 2 1 the big guy was fifth in the 1 1 battins race at 315. 4 IMPORTED Detroit 6 Boston 1 Baltimore 1 HosUb Pearson Sievers 4f Coortney.e Lemon, rf Eauchin.lb Pascual.p Washington 7 Chicago 4 Kansas City 7 TODAY'S GAMES I Eastern League Playoffs Triplet at Lancaster. National League San Francisco at Philadelphia (2) TED 5-FOR-ll Williams has gone 5-for-ll TIRES 1 1 Hams, lb 2 0 Maxwell.lf 0 0 2 0 Bertoiajb 0 0 Wilson ft 0 Moford.p 1 0 Cicotte.p ft ft 2 0 ft ft "Go on and introduce to him," one of the Dodg 4 0 0 4 1 4 1 1 ft 1 ft i since, tying teammate Pete Run- incher, take batting practice yesterday. He made his major league debut Wednesday night and hit a home run.

"I never saw a rookie betted equipped to break Ruth's record," said Philadelphia Phils' batting coach Wally Moses. "That boy will stretch a few tape measures around the National League. know it sounds silly to go overboard on a player after ers told a writer, "just to get ft (twi-night Gomez (8-12) and An-tonelli (14-12) vs. Cardweli (2-4) and Semproch (13-9). a-Alusik "jnels for the lead at .320 yester-Jjday with a 2-for-4 day although the Red Sox lost, 4-1, at Chi SPORTS 1 ft ft 1 ft ft 111 Susce.p os Angeles at nient) only games scneauiea.

International League Semifinal Playoffs Columbus 5 Montreal 1 (Best-of-7 tied, 1-1) Toronto 4 Rochester i (10 Innings) (Toronto leads best-of-7, 2-0) American Association Semifinal Playoffs d-Frncooa him to shake hands. Its like putting your fingers in a vise." "He made me feel kinda on the smallish side," said Gil mm Craig (0-0) or Mauriello (0-0) vs. Kline (12-14) or Law (12-11). cago. Right behind is Bob Cerv Total 35 7 14 Total KM6 of Kansas City at .319, with Chicago at Cincinnati (night) Cleveland's Vic Power fourth at UwWe tha Didefe-' first Drott 17-11) or tfriggS (S-J) VS.

FRANK HOWARD Makes Hodges Feel Small 0 uxham 12-10). I- CARS "for" baseman who is one of the A a Struck out for Cicotte ia 4th. Ran for Lemon in Sin. Ran for Yost in 9th. Singled for Suae in 8th.

Singled for Veal in 9th. I Ran for Zernial in 9th. St. Louis at Milwaukee (night) -1 ft 4 Denver 3 Charleston 0 (Denver leads best-of-7. 2-1) .315.

(Actually Runnels lead Williams by .0003 when carried out our places I I i I Wichita 9 Minneapolis 2 101 200 201 002 000 013-4 Waihlngton Detroit PASSENGER CARS Williams, shooting for his sixth title (a far cry from his winning .388 of last season), Garver Spoils Paul's Hot Idea Alvaret, Maxwell, Harris. Wilson. DP Kaline to Harris. Left Washington 1, Detroit 7. 2B Plews.

Zauchin, Yost, Kaline. SB-Veal. Harris. SB Bertota. SF Pearson, (Wichita leads best-of-7, Z-l) Southern Association Semifinal Playoffs Chattanooga 16 Birmingham 5 (Birmingham leads best-of-7, 2-1) Mobile 8 Atlanta 1 (Mobile leads best-of-7, 3-0) Texas League Semifinal Playoffs Austin Fort Worth 1 (Austin leads best-of-7.

2-0) drove in the lone Boston run yesterday as the White Sox IE1BB SO Yost, Sievers, Maxwell. IP Pascual x-2 curent tha 3.cramo cpt anrl tftnlr 3V-game lead over the Red 5 2 2 1 111 11 ft 0 2 12 Romonosky (W, 2-4) 6'i 2 Clevenger 1 Moford 24 4 Cicott (In 1-4) 114 4 Susce 4 2 4 Corpus Christi 5 Houston 0 SO ft 1 11 (Corpus cimsu leaas Dest-ot-7, Mabe (2-5) vs. Burderte (16-10). American League Boston at Cleveland (night) Bowsfield (3-0) vs. Bell (9-8).

New York at Chicago (night) Turley (20-8) v. Moore (9-6). Baltimore at Detroit (night) -Wilhelm (2-8) vs. Lary (14-14). Washington at Kansas City (night) Ramos (14-13) vs.

Herbert (6-7). International League Semifinal Playoffs Toronto at Rochester Crimian (13-18) vs. Ginson (5-5). Montreal at Columbu Darnell (2-1) v. Douglas (16-10).

TOMORROW'S GAMES Eastern League Playoffs Triplets at Lancaster. National League St. Louis at Milwaukee. Chicago at Cincinnati. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh.

San Francisco at Philadelphia. American Leagua Boston at Cleveland. New York at Chicago. Baltimore at Detroit. Washington at Kansas City.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Eastern League Semifinal nlavoffs 2-1) Faced batters in 3d. Paparella, Tabaccbi, Runge, Stewart A 1,662. biggest and strongest players In the business. Howard, who weighs about 230 and was a good enough basketball player at Ohio State University to be put on the pro Philadelphia Warrior's draft list, seems unaware of his baseball potential pr at least nonchalant about it He said he didn't know what kind of a pitch he hit off Robin Roberts for that rooftop homer Wednesday night. And he didn't know the size of his bat either, "AH he wants to do is play," said Dodgers manager Walt Alston.

He does, probably, need some seasoning. He went 0-4 last night while the Phils edged the Dodgers, 4-3. But as Phils manager Eddie Sawyer put It: "I saw Hank Greenberg when he broke in and he was awkward. This fellow Howard has good actions for a big man. He runs and throws pretty good too.

And he can mash that potato." BOSTON I CHICAGO abrhrbi abrhrbi DII.GHAr.TGil TRACTOR SUPPLY 447 Court St. Ph. 2-6448 FREE PARKING 40 in Rangers Camp Niagara Falls, Ont. Some 3 10 0 Landis.cf 3 112 Kansas City W) Baseball fans couldn't believe their ears yesterday when the announcer droned out the Baltimore Orioles starting lineup: "Batting fifth and playing centerfield. Jack Harshman batting seventh and playing second base.

Milt Pappas." As the Kansas City Athletics scurried to their fielding positions for the first inning the spectators buzzed. "What's going on? Has box tor second place. He has 15 games to go, yesterday's being Boston's 139th. The New York Yankees, who could clinch the pennant Sunday, were idle. They open a 2-game set at Chicago tonight with a 10V-game lead and their magic number at 5.

SEASON SERIES FOR NATS Washington took a season series from Detroit for the first time since 1954 by beating the Tigers, 7-6, and Kansas City belted Baltimore, 7-1, in the only other AL games scheduled. Just one game was scheduled in the National League. Philadelphia won it, beating Los Angeles, 4-3. Chico Fernandez, who had been in Eddie Sawyer's dog 40 hopefuls, including 13 holdovers, have started training here with New York Rangers of the National Hockey League. 1 0 Fox 4 0 2 2 1 3 ft 0 1 0 b-Boone 10 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 Lollar.c 4 0 0 0 0 11 1 1 0 Smith 4 12 1 0 Callison.lf 4 0 1 Suddin.ss Williams, If Jensen Gernert.lb White.c d-Renna Delock.p a-Klaus 0 3 1 0 0 Donovan, 3 0 ft ft ft 0 0 0 Lown.p Richards asked gone loco? Fornieles.p 0 Kiely.p ft e-Stephen 1 Byerly.p 0 a-Berberet 1 one, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lancaster 6 York 8 (Lancaster wins best-of-5, 3-1.) Only game scheduled.

National League Philadelphia 4 Los Angele 9 Only game icheduled. house, tied the game with a 2- run single, then stole second and scored the winning run on Paul Richards, Baltimore's astute manager, certainly isn't loco but, as every fan knows Jack Harshman is a lefthanded pitcher who isn't destined to take the centerfield job from the Orioles' fleet Jim Busby. And Milt Pappas is a bis 18-year-old pitcher who may become great but not as a Totals 33 1 1 ll Totals 30 4 4 a Struck out for Delock in 6th. Filed out for Goodman in 7th. Grounded out for Kiely in 8th.

d-Singled for White in 9th. Struck out for Byerly jn 9th. Boston "on 000 0101 Chicago 000 040 OOx 4 DP Buddin, Runnels to Gernert. Left-Boston 8, Chicago 7. IP EE BB SO Delock (L, 12-7) 3 4 4 4 1,4 Fornieles xl 4 0 0 1 1 UY BRICKS? PATCH WAUC? I 1 CT POSTSt Dave Phuley pinch single.

Dick Donovan (13-13) gave up seven hits for the White Sox. But he needed Turk Lown's mop Bowarq of Weak Substitutes up after giving up his only two walks (one to Runnels, who was l-for-3) and Williams' single in second baseman. Neither will he cause Ted Williams to worry about his batting titles. What was it all about? Just the wily Richards' latest scheme to get all the mileage he can from the defensively strong but weak-hitting Orioles. Let Richards explain it: "When we are on the road we might get off to a big first inning if I can get my better hitters into the lineup without having to take out my regulars.

1 If Harshman and Pappas come up, I can put in pinch hitters for them. Then when we take the field I can put in Busby and Gardner. At least its worth a try and we need to break our losing streak." Richards didn't say so but Busby and Gardner are' both top glove men but far from the best hitters on the club. It would be nice to report scheme netted some runs and both Busby and Gardner made miraculous catches to protect the lead. But it didn't work out that way.

Harshman's turn to bat came up. Dick Williams and Bob Nieman were on base with a single and a walk. In went Gene Woodling-, a dangerous lefthanded batter to face righthanded pitcher Ned Garver, but the Kansas City hurler got him out on a fly to right field to end the inning. Woodling, no longer a gazelle in the field, In turn was replaced by Busby. And Pappas, down in the seventh spot, was replaced by There maybe merit in Richards' newest maneuver but he picked a poor day to try it.

Garver made all the batters look alike by pitching a Kiely 1 0 0 0 0 Byerly 110 0 1 Donovaa (W, 13-13) 74 7 1 1 2 the eighth inning. The White Jacobs' 65 Tops 21 Par-Busters Sox counted their four in the fifth, i Two-out, two-run singles by Jim Landis and Nellie Fox did it against Ike Delock (12-7). town 134 1 0 0 ft 2 Faced 3 batters In 7th. Honochick, Soar, Umont, Summers. Denver VP) Young Tommy BALTIMORE I KANSAS CITY Jacobs, a skinny freshman on abrhrbi GARVER TOP COMEBACK? Rov Sievers and Albie Pear ab rbi 1111 Tuttle.cf Ready-to-Uso Cement Mixes son each drove in two runs for the professional golf circuit, ignored the big pack of favorites and 90-degree heat yesterday to the Senators.

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