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L03ngtUgCfmgS 3 Skowron Co. Blast A's, 5-3 CRONIN'S By NED CORNER CRONIN NEVCOMBE BAGS 100TH; BUMS SPLIT Tony Trabert doesn't look ax If Pancho Gonzales ever laid a glove on him. No contusions, welts, abrasions or cars. Of course Tony may be the type that heals quickly, for it is no secret that Pancho turned him every way but loose when Trabert stepped out of the amateur ranks and joined Jack Kramer's troupe of itinerant ten-nis professionals. I'll say ona thing for him, Tony is a game guy.

Gon-eales beat him so many times on their North American tour that he got to the point where he was jumping over Trabert and shaking hands with the net. Yet Tony is firmly convinced he is going to shellac the big man this week at the Los Angeles Tennis Club in the $7500 Masters' Round Robin tournament being sponsored by Kramer. The business of whacking Gonzales won't exactly get the job done because there are several other racket swingers with the same thought in mind, including Kramer himself, Pancho Segura, Frank Sedgman and Rex Hartwig, All of which means that Trabert has his week's work all cut out for him. WADED IN OVER HIS HEAD Tony waded in over his head when he signed up to do battle with Gonzales. His love for the game went up a couple of hundred points when it turned out that considerable, money was involved.

Amateurism is fine, but a person can't keep his health up eating old tennis balls. Trabert found out that while the dimensions of the court were the same, the game played by the pros was something else again and at the conclusion of the North American tour Pancho had won 74 matches while Tony had bagged but 27. Under the circumstances it is not unreasonable to expect that Trabert would be very happy, indeed, if he never laid eyes on Gonzales again. But, strangely enough, he not only is anxious to resume battle but is firmly convinced he can knock off Pancho for money, marbles or tortillas. TONY ARMED WITH SOME FACTS This is not a case of confidence induced by self-hypnosis.

Tony is armed with some facts that make his convictions sound pretty legitimate. He bases his contentions on (1) the results of their recent South American tour, and (2) the fact that they will be playing out of doors. The clincher, insofar as Trabert is concerned, is the fact that he is going to take dead aim at Gonzales far removed from the confining elements of an indoor pleasure palace. "I'm better outdoors against anyone, but particularly a guy like Gonzales with his big serve. That cannonball delivery of his is tough to handle in an enclosed arena where the lighting is often bad and the background is no help at all in trying to keep your eye, on the ball," said Tony.

"Moving outdoors takes something away from Pancho and at the same time it helps me, so what he loses I gain. The atmosphere also gets into the act. The ball won't go through the air as fast as it does indoors where everything is perfectly still. EASIER TO SEE THE BALL "Outside there invariably is a little breeze, or the air is heavier. Anyhow, a ball won't slice through it like it will inside.

Not only that, but it's easier to see the ball and I have a better chance to get a good piece of it and make a better return. "It's something like an outfielder getting a better jump on a long ball. If the lighting bad and he has to wait until he finds it and is able to pick it up with his eye it often means the difference between a base hit and an out. Getting a quicker start on those line drives off Pancho's racket is going to give me a big boost" Trabert ain't just whistlin' Dixie, because on their South American tour they met nine times. Gonzales won three matches indoors and Tony beat him six times when he lured Pancho out into the open air.

EVERYTHING RIDES ON ONE MATCH "Another thing in this Masters' Tournament is that I'll be meeting Gonzales only once," Trabert went on. "With the pressure and all the marbles' riding on one match I figure I can handle him. What happened on the tour is that before I found out what was going on, Pancho piled up such a big lead that he could relax on the cushion he had built and then get going again when he was ready." i Make no mistake about Trabert having plenty of moxie, all of which he intends to use this week at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. Gonzales may beat him until rigor mortis sets in, but he'll never be able to scare him to death. BROOKLYN, July 29 (U) The Brooklyn Dodgers lost ground to the second-place Cincinnati Redlegs today when they split a double- header with the Chicago Cubs, winning 1-0 on Don Newcombe's 100th National Score, Aguirre Hurl Shutouts Against Orioles CLEVELAND, July 29 (IP) Southpaws Herb Score and Hank Aguirre threw two shutouts at the Baltimore Orioles today as the Cleve land Indians swept a double header, 3-0 and 4-0.

Score scored his 10th vie tory in the opener with a four-hit whitewash in which he struck out 10 men. Rookie Aguirre grabbed his second victory with a seven-hit job in the nightcap. Werti Homers A three-run homer by Vic Wertz, his 24th round-tripper of the season, came in the sixth inning of the nightcap to end a scoreless duel be tween Aguirre and Don Fer-rarese. Gene Woodling dou bled and Al Smith walked before Wertz connected. Catcher Earl Averill was a casualty in the second game, suffering a dislocated little finger on his right hand when hit by Bill Gardner foul tip Baltlntere AB 0 AlClnaland AB BOA Wimsmt.rf 4 12 0IArlls.2b 4 2 6 3 4 2 3 0 Kters.rf 4 0 3 0 WmxJIinn.lf 4 11 4 0 1 4 2 5 1 WerU.lb 2 0 1 2 0 8 2iColiTlto.rt 3 0 1 lBu.iby.ef 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 llrmn.c 0 0 0 O.acore.p Kf.ll.3b 3 0 11 Nleman.lf Trlamlos.lb 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 3 2 2 1 3 1 11 0 3 0 0 0 Utr.lner.21l (iaatall.o Pslics.p-L II.

Smith Zuverink.o Totilt 30 4 24 7 Totala 30 7 27 1L Smith popped out for Pallca In 7th. SCORE BY INNINGS Beltlawe 000 000 0000 Cleveland 000 010 0023 KelL RBI Arila. 2: Woodllna. 2B Woodlini. Arila.

DP Artla ta Carrasmiel to Ward. 1111 Baltimore, demand. 4. BB allca. 1: score.

2. Btl Pallca. 7: Score. I. Hits Off Pallca, 5 in 7 lnnlnis; Zurerink, 2 In 1.

and F.R Pallca. 1-1; Zurerink. 2-1; Score, 0-0. Winner Score (10-61. Loser Pallca (3-9).

Umolres-RIee. Flaherty. Bummers, McKinley. Tipu Zh. lam.

At tendance 13,000 Second lame: Baltlmere AB 0 AlCievelanal ABHOA Wllliams.cf 3 0 2 0tlla.2t 2 0 3 4 3 110 3 12 1 Prancona.rf 4 10 OlWoodllnt.lf 4 11 Nleman.lf 3 1 0 01 4 1 13 0 4 0 2 0 4 2 4 1 IVertz.lb Ward, lb 0 0 0 2 4 16 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 4 0 4 2 10 Trlandos.lb Snulh.c IColarito.rf Mirsnda, 4 115 CarrasqueLsa Aferill.0 Hrnan.e Ferrarese.D-L 2 0 11 4 15 4 Zuisnnk.p 0 0 0 01 10 2 1 3 2 2 0 3 0 0 0 Totals 32 7 24121 Totsls 31 8 27 12 SCORE BT INNINGS Baltimore 000 000 0000 Cletelana 000 003 Ola Gardner. RBI TVerla. 3 (Busby scored on uaraner error in otni. zii h. Bmttn, Woodlini.

HR Werti. SB Williams. SB Aculrre. DP carraaquel to Wens; Carraa- ouel to Artla werta. LOB Baltimore.

8 Clarelsnd. 8. Bfl Ferrareae, Aguirre, 3. SO Ferrareae, Zurerink, 1: Aguirre, 3. Hits Off Ferrareae, 6 In 6tfc Innings; Zitrer.

ink. 2 in lac. and ER Ferrareae. 3.3 Zurerink. 1-0.

WP Aguirre. Winner Aguirre (2-0). Loser Ferrare-ie (4-8). Umpires Flsherty, Summers, MrKlnley, Rice. Time in.

em, Attendance d.tiuo. Tigers Take Two At Brookslde Park: First tame: El Segundo Merch. .000 000 00 2 0 Pasa. Tigers Jr 110 010 3 3 1 Grar and Marks: Outer, Valeniuela (4) and Havens, Met. Second tame: Highland Park 010 020 000 3 6 3 Pasa.

Tigers .010 473 0319 17 1 Olson, Llnlger (4), Bagler (6) and Clarlcb; Carlson, Kotchnlk (7) and walker. Mew. FOOTBALL STUFF Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh tackles Cincinnati's Johnny Temple to break up double play in second game. Redlegs won pair, 6-1 and 3-2. (yp) wirepnoto) ONE EXTRA-BASER Redlegs 'Single Out' Victories Over Pirates League victory, then losing 4-2 as Bob Rush also scored his 100th triumph.

The Dodgers, who had trailed Cincinnati by only half a game prior to today's double-header, now lag by lVi after the Redlegs 6wept two from Pittsburgh. However, both clubs gained on league leading Milwaukee which dropped a decision to the Phillies. Milwaukee now leads Cincy by 2V4 games and Brooklyn by four. Newcombe won the first game on a homer by Pee Wee Reese in the eighth lnnine. First taste: Cfeieaie AB Allraaklya ABHOA 4 0 4 4 12 1 0 0 0 0.

2 13 0 4 0 3 0 3 0 14 3 210 0 2 0 10 Draka.rf 4 14 4 13 4 2 5 OlKemandecai 4 0 2 2Snlder.ef 3 0 1 Olrurillo.rf 2 0 2 0 3 0 1 2Holges.lb 3 0 6 OlAmoroa.lf 110 OiCampanella.a I Baker.2b Fondy.lb Banks.ta Moryn.tf Kins.lt Hoaa.sa Chltl.e Darls.p 3 13 1 2 0 0 1 Totals 30 5 24 61 Totals 28 6 271 CORB BT INNING! CMctia 000 000 000 reeklya 000 000 Oil RBI Reese. 2B Hedges. 2: Fondr. 2. Hit Reeae, DP Gilliam to Hodges: Ranks la Baker ta Fondy.

LOK Chicago. 6: Brooklyn, 6. BB Us.il. Newcombe. 2.

80 Dans, Newcombe, 2. snd GTt Davis, 1-1. Winner Newcombe (15-5) Loser Daria (3 5). Umpires Pinelli. Dixon, Donatelll.

Gor. man. Time 2b. 8m. Attendance 19.00 i Second tama: Chleaio Drake.if Hoak.3h Fondy.lb Banki.ss lrnn.lt Moryn.rf AB 0 Alirssklye 5 13 AB HO A 5 12 1 4 0 2 4 0 2 1 4 0 10 4 112 5 1 0 4 2 4 1 114 1 a 040 ooo 110 10 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 10 0 3 12 5 1101 4 2 0 2 2 0 3 0 4 12 0 Snliler.cr FurlUo.rf Iacloion.3b Hodges.lb 3 11 4 15 0 3 0 10 10 0 1 Walker Ruih.p Feme tides IKoufax.p IBesaent I Nelson IDryadale.p I Robinson Labine.p Xewcomba Totala 34 8 27 81 Totals 35 8 27 IS Nelson popped up for Rrasent In Sttt, Fernendes rsn for Walker in 7tb.

Robinson singled for Drysdale In 7th. Newcombe struck out for Labine la 9th. SCORE BT INNINGS CMeai 001 010 0004 raeklya 000 000 200 Reess, Gilliam. RBI Banks, Irrin, Hodges. Amoros.

2B Moryn, Drake, Banks, Hoak, Jackson. HR Hodges, Amoros. SH -Irrln (I). LOR Chicago, 8: Brooklyn, 8. BB Rush.

1: Lawn. 1: Koufax, Bessent, ll Dryidale, 1. SO Rush, Lown, 3: Koufai. Rrssent. Labine, 4.

Hits Off Rush, 5 In 6 innings; Lown, 3 in Koufax, 4 in 2V4: Beisrnt, 2 in 24; Drysdale. 1 in 2 1 Labine, 1 In 2. and ER Rush, 2-2; Lown. 0-0: Koufai, 3-1: Bessent. 1-0; Drysdsle.

0-0: Lshlne. 0-0. Winner Rush (9-5). Loser Koufax (2-3). t'mplrei Dixon, Donstrlll, Gormen, Pinelli.

Time 20. 38m. Attendance 21,793. Bob Perry Rallies to Defeat Noel Brown SEATTLE, July 29 to Top-seeded Bob Perry, Los Angeles, rallied after being down two sets to trounce his fellow townsman, Noel Brown, and win the men's singles title of the Washington State Tennis Tournament in a bitter five-set struggle today, 2-6, 8-10, 7-5, 6-1, 6-4. Result! Included: MEN'S DOUBLES Brown-Baum.

tardner, Los Angeles, del. Perry-Bummers. Berkeley, 4-6, 6-4, 9-7. JUNIOR VETERANS' SIN OLE Sherman, Log Angeles, del. Crane.

Berkeley. 6-3. 6-2. MIXED DOUBLES Baumgardner-Storey, Los Angeles, def, Bummers-Laird, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. asoball! TOMORROW AFTERNOON WRIGLEY 1:30 FIELD 1.

A. Angelt vi. San Francitc ft II 1 Information I II si ADami 3-4107 or FRontier 2-3566 SHOES only ENJOY Bill Connects for 2 More Home Runs KANSAS CITY, July 29 tf) Bui Skowron smashed two home runs and Hank Bauer one today as the New York Yankees defeated the Kan sas City Athletics, 5-3, sweep ing their three-game series, The Athletics grabbed 2-0 lead in the first inning against Bob Turley when Lou Skizas hit a home run with Hector Lopez aboard. The A's added their other run in the fourth. Skowron slammed a solo homer in the fourth and then climaxed a three-run fifth inning rally when he hom ered with Yogi Berra on base.

The two homers boosted Skowron's season total to 15, Last night Skowron drove in seven runs on two homers and two singles. A crowd of 30,257, which included some 2000 Nebraska visitors, witnessed the game, which also featured a birth day cake -cutting ceremony for Manager Casey Stengel of the Yankees. Turley got credit for the victory, his fifth against two losses, although he needed help from Rip Coleman in the ninth. Two Men Aboard The As had two men aboard with two out when Coleman was brought in to face Southpaw Harry Simpson. Simpson bounced to Billy Martin to end the game.

Turley struck out nine and walked six as he made his first start since July 6 when he defeated Washington, 8-4. Art Ditmar went the route for the Athletics for his 12th loss against eight victories. He yielded eight hits. Ditmar had eight strikeouts and also walked six. Skowron's two homers to day gave him a record of 10 hits in 17 official trips during the 3-game series and five home runs.

Na Yark AB 0 AlKanau City AB 0 A 4 112 Loprs.3b 4 0 11 ColllntUr 5 14 0 4 2 10 Groth.cf 3 0 2 0 10 0 0 4 3 3 0 3 0 10 4 00 4 2 13 3 19 0 3 13 2 10 0 0 Mintle.of Slaughter SklMS.If Slmptoo.rf Roblnson.la ncrra.o Skowron. la Bauar.rf '4100 4 2 7 0 3 110 2 0 3 2 Carar.3b Colrmaa.it 4 0 2 1 TurltT.a 4 0 0 2 Ginsberg ,0 DMatsm.lf Pllartli B.C01COU 0 0 0 01 Baxes.aa-Dltmar.a Oil 3 0 0 0 110 0 0 0 0 0 IThompaoa Hoier Totili 34 37 7 Total! 34 8 27 7 PlUrclk- sallad aut aa ttrlkaa for DaMaa- Itrl In 8th. Thompson tingled for Ditmar In lib. Boyer ran for Thompson In 9th. Slaughter called out an atrikaa for Orotb la 9th.

New Vara ..000 130 0109 Kaaiaa City 200 100 0003 Lovei. Robinson. Oinsberg. RBI Man tle. Skowron.

3: Bauer, Skitaa. 2: DeMaa- strf. HR Skowron. Bauer. Sklxaa.

SB- Carer. DP Martin to Colemaa ta Skowron ItoMaettri ta Power to Robinson. JjOB New Tort. 8: Kansai Cltr. 10.

BB Turley. Dit mar, 0. SO Turley, Ditmar, 8. Hita Off Turley, 8 In 8 innings: Coleman, 0 In Ditmar. 8 In 9.

R-ER Turley. 3-3: Ditmar. o-o. wr rumy. winner Turley o-Z).

im-er Ditmar (8-12). Umpires Vmtmt, Berry. Honochlck and Napa, Time 2h. 44m. Attendance 30.237.

Two SP.UAU Swim Marks Fall in Meet LA HABRA, July 29 Two bPAAAU records were broken and another tied today in Junior Women's and Open Mens bwimming Champion ships, staged by the La Habra Kiwanis Club. JCNIOK WOMEN'. WINNERS 250 Prea OJtyle Lfnita Praatnn ftTnnr. Beach 6C1. 3:06.4.

100 Backstroke Jan Dresser (Del Mar Club), 1:02. 100 But- terny Ann McKeynolde (Pasadena AC), 1:13 6 200 Individual Medley Ann Ur- Reynolds (Pasadena AO. 2:44.1. 100 Prea Style Linda Preston (Hunt. Beach SC, 1:06.7.

100 Breaststroke Jan Dresser (Del Mar Club). 1:23.3 (ties 8PAAAU record). 400 Prea Style Relay-Pasadena Athletic Club. 4:43.1 (neat SPAAAU record). OPEN MEN'S WINNEBS 100 Backstroke Charles Bltttck (Del Mar Club), 1:02.

200 Pre Style Ron Severa (Lynwood SCI. 2:02 4. 100 Butterfly Ron Volmer (Lynwood SC). 58.1 (new SPAAAU record). 100 Free Style-Ron Volmer (Lynwood SC), 92 2.

100 ureaststroka- rrea Tlgua SC). 1:07.8. (Lynwood, AV.aV ELj I MEN'S 5 5 -wj 5 I4, Wittwiei tTOtl HOUItt I parlayed with four walks to insure the double victory. Tlrst same: Clnelnaatt AB 0 AlPttttkuna AB 0 A 4 2 12 foll.rf 8 13 0 Wallj. If IClemente.rf 4 0 4 0 4 15 0 Roblnsoo.lf 3 0S0 3 0 10 4 0 1 3 114 4 3 9 0 Ixnf.lb E.O'Ilrten.is Lynch Cole.ss Skinner I.OUrlen,2b Kim.p Jeffcoat 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Crowe.lk llelUf 3 14 0 10 3 2 110 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 11 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 13 5 14 0 Dai ev.e Jabltmskl.Sb 4 0 0 1 McMUlan.ta Lawrence.p 0 0 1 01 4 12 2 2 0 14 TolaU 35 27 10 Lynch slnaled for X.

Totals 29 4 27 12 O'Brien In 8th. Skinner filed out for Mazeroskt in 8th. Jeffcoat ran for KluiMuskl la tin. CinelnniH 100 100.400 Plttsaurih 000 100 0001 E. O'Brien.

Lone. RBI Kluraewskl. 2: Bailey. Clemente, Temple, Bell, 2. 311 Walls.

SH E. O'Brien, Lawrence, Clemente (fl. DP Thomas to Maseroskt to Long. LOB Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, 3. BB Friend.

3: Waters. 3. SO Friend. 3: Lawrence. 2.

Hits Off Friend, 9 In 6Vj Innings; Waters, 0 In 2: King, 0 In i. and tH Friend, 6-6; Waters, 0-Of'Klng, 0-0; Lawrence, 1-1. WP Lawrence (15-21. Loser Friend (12-9). Umpires Gore.

Jackowiki. Delmoro, Con- Ian. Time 2h. 9m. Second gems: Clnslnoatt AB AlPltttbara.

AB 0 A 4 14 0 4 2 0 1 3 0 4 0 4 2 2 0 3 110 4 2 4 Thurman.rf 5 3 0 0 Cole.ss Roblnson.n 3 14 0 Walls.lf Kluiiewtki.lb 4 0 3 Rell.ef 5 2 0 Burgeu.a 4 18 OILonc.lb 4 0 6 Jablorukl.31l 3 0 1 4 0 5 0 3 14 4 10 0 0 3 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bailey loo Qit. 0 0 1 0 skinner 5 14 3 I.iw.p 2 0 1 UPollet.a 110 OiKini.p 0 0 0 OILynoit 0 0 I 01 Brldies.Sb Oross.p Crowe Jeffcoat 10 0 0 Totals 37 11 27 111 Totals 34 7 27 6 Crowe singled for Gross la 8th, Jeffcoat ran for Crowe In 8tli. Bailey struck out for Jehlmikl In 9th. Skinner filed out for J. Brine In 9th.

Lynch grounded aut for King la 9th. SCOBS BT INNINGS Clotlaaatl 000 020 0013 Pltttbargh 000 010 1002 Cola, McMillan, i. O'Brien. BBI Robinson. Jsblonski.

Cole. 2: Burgess. 211 Thomas. Burgrs. 3U Vlrdon.

SH Robin son. Vinton. Temple. LOB Cincinnati, 14 Pittsburgh. 8.

BB Law, Gross, Freeman, 1. SO Lew, 4: Pollet. 1: Gross. 7: Freeman, 1. Hits Off Grots.

7 In 7 Innings: Freeman, 0 In 2: Law, 11 In 8: Toilet. 0 In Vi: Kim, 0 ft. tl ad ER Grots, z-l; Free-ma. 0-0: Law, 3-3: PoUet. 0 0: King, 0-0.

Winner Freeman (8-3). Leeer Law (3-12). Vmplree Jarkowskl, Delmoro, Cnnlan. Gore. Time 2b.

42m. Redlegs Win, 5-2 At Hontlnrtoa Park: Cleveland Rookies 000 001 001 2 4 Hunt. Pk. Bcdlegs 100 120 lox 5 6 3 SDradlln. Diaaa 111.

Radaylon (8). Snedden (() and Bruno: Wldner and I Roberts. Musial's Blow Defeats Giants, 3-2, in 10th NEW YORK, July 29 HP) Stan (The Man) Musial, who failed to get the ball out of the infield in his first four trips to the plate, drilled a lOth-inning single off the right field wall to score Don Blasingame from third base today and give the fourth- piace tt. lxiuis uaramais a 3-2 victory over the last-place New York Giants. Musial, playing with a swollen right instep, smashed his game-winning blow off Hoyt Wilhelm.

St. Leult AB 0 Al New York ABHOA 4 14 4 Brandt, Mueller.rf Mays.cf While. lb Sarnl.o Rhodes Westrum.o Spencer Ilressoutl.as Thompson 5 0 10 5 0 2 0 uark.sa Mviial.lk Boyer. 3b Repulskl.lf Bauer Cooper.o 5 4 4 3 5 1 13 1 4 2 0 4 4 10 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 4 1 0 3 3 4 5 2 10 3 013 0 2 0 4 1 ,10 0 0 10 3 0 4 2 13 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 110 0 2 0 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Del ureco.er Peete.cf 3 14 10 0 0 P(ihols'Tj)-W 3 0 11 Ration 10 0 0 Antonetll.p 0 0 0 Wilson Grlssom.p Hofman Wllbeun.p-L Totals 37 10 30 14 Totals 38 8 30 12 Sauer walked for Moon In 6th. Lockman ran for Sauer In 6th.

Rhodes filed out for Ssrni in 7th. ThompMHi walked for Breasoud In 7th. WUmmi struck out for AnlonelU in 7th. raatlemsn ran (or Thompson In 7th. Peete struck out for Del Greco In 9th.

Hotman atruck out for Grlssotn in 9th. Helton popped up for Poboliky in 10th. SCORE BT INNINGS St. Leu! 000 011 000 13 Near Yark 000 100 100 02 Boyer. RBI Mays Dal Oreco.

Borer. Muaial. 2B Dark, Repulskl. HR Mays. Del Greco.

SB Castlemsn, DP Spencer to Schoendlenst to White; Breasoud to Soheen-dlentt to White: Dsrk to Blasinsmma to Musial; AnlonelU to Sarnl ta White. LOB St. Louis. New Tork. 8.

BB Pohoiskr. 2: Antonelll. 3: Grlssom. 1. SO Poholskr.

Antonellt, Grlssom. Wilhelm, 1. Hits Off Pofioibkr, 7 In 9 Innings: Jackson, 1 in 1 Antonelll, 7 In Mrinsom. 0 In wilhelm, 3 In 1. and ER Poholskr.

2-1; Jackson. 0-0: Antonelll, 2-2; Qrtssom, 0-0; Wilhelm. 1-1. W'P Poholskr. Winner Po-holskj (0-81.

Loser Wilhelm (1-61. t'm-pirea Knsaln. DascoU, Sacorr. Time 2a. 59m.

Attendance 8597. SPRING for a Tigers Win, 4-1, Then Lose to Senators, 6-0 REDONDO PLEASURE FISHING World's largest sport fishing barge 300 feet long! KG IAKGES S3 (Vi "ore Under 12) OPEN DA I IV 7 TO P.M Night Barge fishing A p.m Sa A m. (Meant Sunday niaht) Albacore boa re leave daily 3 a.m. I M.ll leave 1. ft 7M a.m, 12 noon A' 12:49 p.m..

$3.30. awat i r. ii Call-ORegon 8-5363 PITTSBURGH, July 29 OP) The Cincinnati Redlegs, who usually aim for the fences, registered only one extra base hit in a total of 20 safeties today, but defeated the Pitts burgh Pirates in a double- header, 6-1 and 3-2. Smoky Burgess doubled with one out in the ninth inning for the only extra-base blow, but he drove in Gus Bell with the run that gave the Redlegs the nightcap victory after Brooks Lawrence allowed only four hits in winning the opener. The Redlegs, in winning their fourth straight game over the Pirates, gained a game and a half on the front- running Milwaukee Braves,) who were defeated by the Philadelphia Phillies, 5-2.

Friend Founded In the opening game, the Redlegs got all their nine singles from Loser Bob Friend. They collected 11 hits in the nightcap which they Major Bat Leaders (Baaed on 225 at bits) NATIONAL LEAGUE All Bet. Aaron, Mil 88 346 65 117 .338 .326 .329 Schoendlenst. T. 68 242 28 79 MlUlal, St.

357 S3 116 AMERICAN LEAGUE AB Pet Mantle, 92 338 85 125 .370 Kuenn. Det 88 345 53 118 .342 Maxwell. Oat. 87 301 60 103 .342 HOME BUNS Nattanal Leaarae America Leafae Snider. Bklyn.

25 Mantle. Y. 32 Kluizewskl. Clrt. 25 Wertr, Cleva.

24 Robinson. Cln. 24 Bauer. N.Y. 20 Banks, Cbl.

23 3 Tied at 10 BUNS BATTED IN Natfenal Leane American Leaaae Muslal, St. L. 77 Mantlo, N.Y. 83 Borer. St.

73 Werti. Cleve. 78 Kluiiewski, Cln. 69 Simpson. C.

76 Beer Gets Ahead, 7-2 At Erergreea: Tokyo Olanta 000 000 0022 6 1 Sastslda Beer 212 000 20 7 10 2 Arlma and Adaehl; ornelat and Floyd. A avaV. A SUMMER limitod fimo Mljh Wljh LM dropped the opener, 6-0, to the Detroit Tigers. Stone saw his shutout spoiled in the last of the niqth inning when Bob Kennedy rifled a home run into the lower seats in left field. Stone's performance over shadowed that of Billy Hoeft who whitewashed Washing ton in the first game.

Stone struck out six and walked five. Stella Walsh in Triple Track Win Veteran Stella Walsh scored a triple victory in the 50, 100 and 200 meters-yesterday to highlight the weekly women's track meet at Valley JC. Winners: SO-tneter hurdles Ann Krlnakt, 18 50-melera Stella Walah. 6-6. feouata 8PAAD record); 100 meters Walsh.

12 300 meters Walsh. 25 Broad Jump Jane Dodde. 14ft. High Jump Leigh olson. 4ft.

Bhot-Pul Linda Simon. 32ft. ln: Dlacua Linda Trultt. 97ft. Jaralln St- moa, tujit.

dftm. Sox in 9-7 Win Al Maaraelai RUB 20th Ct. Rati Sos 002 221 110 11 1 Monrovia March. OoO 000 020 7 12 1 Herrlage, Peterson (71 and Welsa. Moaa (In Smith.

Oeahlat (() sod Seril. PS1MI RIBS OF 1ECF KStiaUM KB baeaj, aaj al aee, leearaj July 29 (Ifl Lanky Dean Stone scattered four hits to give the Wash ington Senators a 4-1 triumph in the nightcap of a double-header after the Nats SQUARE DEAL first him: aVastiiaitee At BO Teat.Sk 4 0 1 llOerald.e 4 11 Buanels.lk 3 1 Bierers.H 12 Lemon.rf 4 0 3 TaldifUo.se 4 11 Olson.ef 4 13 Rotg.Sn 3 0 1 fuettart.p-L 3 0 1 Oraveta 10 0 Grtggs.a 0 0 0 Courtney 10 0 Al Ottr.lt 2 ll Phillips, lb 0 llrlerdl.lb 0 Maxwell.lf liKaline.rf 0 3 Kennedv.rf llSmill.rf Olllolllng.Jo liwileoo.e 0 Hoelt.a AB BOA 4 10 1 0 0 0 1 3 15 0 10 2 0 '4110 3 110 3 111 4 2 10 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 114 1 3 0 0 0 Totals 32 24 121 Totals 30 10 27 Oraeeta HIM aut aa atriaaa for Stewart la Balirdl filed Ml far PkllHpi la 7ta. Small raa (or Kennedy la 8th. Courtney sailed out oa uniee for Orlggs la tu. BCOBC BT INNINGS WasMaetea 000 000 0000 trait 201 003 00 4 Mont.

ItRI Kallne, Boon. Eueaa. Wllsoa. 3. IB rtutirrald.

Taldirlelao. fc.n-BKU. HH Knenn. Wilson, sr Hoone. DP ateaert Vellt1ele ta Runaela.

U)B areahiagioa. 0: Detroit. I. BB gtrwart. 3: Crtggi.

Boeft, 4. BO HtM-art. Hoett. 12. Hltt Oft Strwart.

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I aplrea Hta-eerta, Taheerht. Buna. Rneneaei Tlaia 2h. 20m. Altaadaaca 24.000 (eatuaetedl.

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