Yanks, Sox
Down Foes on
Home Grounds
By The Associated Press
The New York Yankees and the
Boston Red Sox, so-so performers
on the road, once again are strut
ting like peacocks before the home
folks.
Both the Yanks and Red Sox,
virtually tied for the lead, emerg
ed with flying colors in the first
brush with the contending Cleve
land Indians and Chicago White
Sox in the nip and tuck American
League pennant race yesterday.
The Yanks, topping the Red Sox
by three percentage points, opened
a 19-game home stand by turning
back the Indians, 3-2 in a bitter
ly fcuglit game. The loss dumped
the Indians out of a second place
tie with the Red Sox into third place
one game behind the Yanks.
Sox Droop
Boston launched a 21-game home
stand by thrashing the slipping
White Sox, 8-3. The'defeat dropped
the fourth place White Sox 3Vi
games back of New York.
In the remaining American Leag
ue game the Detroit Tigers nicked
the Washington Senators, 2-1.
Brooklyn, meanwhile, stayed 8H
games in front in the National
League. The Dodgers defeated the
Chicago C ubs, C-3, in ten innings.
The runner-up New York Giants
edged the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-3,
in ten innings while the Boston
Braves downed the Cincinnati Reds,
6-1, and the Si. Louis Cardinals
trimmed the Philadelphia Phils, 9-5.
That old Yankee formula, air
tight pitching and clutch hitting,
brought the Bombers their fifth
straight victory and their 28th in
37 games at the stadium. The vict
ory also was the Yanks' 12th straight
over the Indians in New York.
Homers I)o It
Vic Raschi pitched a eight-hitter
to post his 14th victory for the
Yanks. Gene Woodling and Johnny
Mize smashed home runs off Early
Wynn to account for all of the
Yanks’ scoring.
Leo Kiely, rookie lefthander up
from LoujsviUe. restricted the sag
ging White Sox to four hits as he
turned in his seernd victory with
out a loss for the Red Sox. Kiely
blanked Chicago until the eighth
inning when Don Lenhardt follow
ed two walks with his tenth home
run of the season.
The Red Sox. who now have won
31 and dropped ten at Fenway Park,
salted the game away in the first
inning when they scored five runs
against Howie Judson and Harry
Dorish on three hits and five bases
on balls. Ted Williams pounded out
his 19th homer in the second and
Kiely singled with the bases load
ed in the seventh to drive home
Boston’s final two runs.
Marlin Stuart turned in his sec
ond straight six-hit victory as the
Tigers nipped the Senators.
Sal Maglie became the National's
first 14-game winner as the Giants
beat the Pirates.
B. B. STARS
By The Associated Press
BATTING: Johnny Mize, Yank
ees—Walloped seventh homer of the
year with two out in eighth inning
for winning run in Yanks’ 3-2 win
over Cleveland.
PITCHING: Leo Kiely, Red Sox—
Limited the White Sox to four hits
in posting second victory against
no defeats since his promotion
from Louisville last month in 8-3
win over Chicago.
Coast Guard
Wins Over Elks
in Last Frame
After tying up in the sixth inning
of their ball game, the Coast Guard j
last night went on to win over the
Elks in the seventh at 9 to 8.
Allerdice, on by a muffed ground
er at third, was pole in on Peter- :
I son's home run over left-field. Dor- :
ris scored when Wilber dropped the ;
ball down the drain over center-|
field for the second home run of
the game.
The Elks came back in the bot- ]
tom of the first with two runs.
Smithberg and Greeny, on base be- 1
cause of being hit by a pitched ball
and an error respectively, were |
pushed across by Cope's two bagger j
to center-field.
Arnold scored from second on Wil- j
ber’s twr base hit for the lone Coast
Guard score in the fourth.
Five for Two
Five runs were collected by the;
Elks on two hits in the bottom of !
the fourth frame. Smithberg's in- <
field hit scored Pidgeon and Houst
on from third and second. After get
ting on by an Annie Oakley, Grum
mett tallied on an over-throw at
first to get McClellan. Arnold recov
ered the ball only to over-throw at
home and Smithberg scored.
Scoring for the inning ended with
McClellan chalking up a run on a
fielder’s choice to get Snow. The
Elks had batted around with the
tenth man making the third out.
Wilber had come in for Dorris on
the Coast Guard mound after one
out.
The Coast Guard came up in the !
sixth to tie up the game with two :
runs. Arnold got on by a two bag- j
ger to left-field. He scored on Mor- i
rison’s hit to left-field.
An over-throw from third to first ,
in an attempt to get Morrison let
in Dorris and Arnold. The Coast
Guard were then ahead by two
runs.
Cope got on when his grounder:
was muffed at second. A hit over
third by Cole advanced Cope to
third. Cope then stole home. Arnold
touched first after picking up Pid
geon’s grounder to put out Pltigeon.
Cole was caught off base by the
play. The game broke up on Grum
mett’s strike out.
Coast Guard
Morris, If
Allerdice, 2b
Petersen, 3b
•Dorris, p
Aronld, lb
Wilber, c
Morrison, cf
Kane, ss
Floberg, rf
Totals
AB R H E
2 0
30 9
•Dorris to catcher and Wilber to
pitcher after two outs in the fourth.
Elks
Smithberg, ss
McClellan, If
Greeny, 2b
Snow, lb
Cope, 3b
Cole, p
Pidgeon, cf
Houston, c
1 Grummett, rf
I Totals
AB R H E
3 2 10
4 110
3 10 0
4 0 0 0
4 112
4 0 12
3 110
Z 1 0 0
3 10 0
40 8 5 4
Summary
Two-base hit: Cope. Floberg, Arn
old, Wilber; home runs: Peterson,
Wilber; left on bases: CG 4, Elks
7; double plays: Greeny to Snow,
Arnold unassisted; hit by pitcher;
Smithberg; first on errors: Aller
dice, Morrison, Floberg, Smithberg,
McClellan, Greeny, Cope; first on
balls, off Cole 4, off Dorris 2, off
Wilber 3 struck cut, by Cole 7, by
Dorris 2, by Wilber 4; umpire: Mc
Iver.
The next regularly scheduled
game is tomorrow night at 6:30
o’clock between the Elks and Moose.
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go fishing.
The Auk Bay Diaper Derby will be open from
6 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day of the Salmon Derby.
Children will be tended and fed by women who know
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Bradley Basketball 'Fix'
Probed in Nearby School
PEORIA, 111., July 25, —1The col
lege basketball betting scandal that
has smeared New York and this
cage-pround city was expected to
spread to a near Eastern school.
Even as authorities sought to
swell the list of five Bradley Un
iversity bribe-accepting players in
the $5,500 payoff, it w-as reported
that New York District Attorney
Frank Hogan was prepared to drag
a school between here and New
York into the mushrooming cage ;
scandal.
Vincent A. G. O'Connor, Assist
ant New York District Attorney, who
has been assisting in unearthing
the surprise bribery at Bradley, one
of (lie nation’s top cage schools the
past two years, declined to reveal
the next school under suspicion.
Meanwhile, five members of Brad
ley University, basketball team were
in technical custody for accepting
bribes from gamblers.
They were All-American Gene
Melchlorre, 23; William Mann, 21;
Aaron Preece, 24; Charles (Bud)
Grover, 22; and Jim Kelley, 21, who
still has another year of compet
ition at Bradley. The other four are
out of school.
O'Connor said that two more
Bradley players remain to be ques
tioned, m
2 Runs in Ninth
Wins Game for
New York Yankees
NEW YORK, July 25, —<#)—John
ny Mize drove two runs across the
plate in the last of the nine in
ning today to give the New York
Yankees a 2 to 1 decision over the
Cleveland Indians. The blow came
with two out.
It was the second straight day
that a Mize hit defeated the Ind
ians, who now have lost. 13 straight
times in the Yankee Stadium. Yes
terday he belted a homer in the
eighth to wir..
Until the ninth Mike Garcia, the
Indians strong-armed right hand
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then both scampered home on
Mize’s double.
The triumph stretched the Yank
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night, clubbing League-leading
SeattI" lor a 4 to 2 victory. San
Diego turned over eighth place with
out regret to San Francisco, which
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