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By ED

Associated Press Spor ts Writer

Yogi Berra.

-That’s all. No gimmi

or how New York Yankees always win the big ones,

Just Yooi Berra.

The guy was tremendous, He
drove in six runs, had four hits
in five trips and stopped the
nonfense with a three-run hom-

r that cracked a 6-6 tie and
hustled Yankees to a 12-6 vic~-
tory. Tuesday night in the op-

1h ¢
ener of that all-important NWATONAL LENGE ' Et
three-game series with Chicago ; 7 " 601. 7
White Sox Milwaukee ...°.. 62
ite , St. Louis ...... 70 55 £60 Th
The home run didn’t just win a] Brooklyn. 2... 10 60 .556. 8
game. It won the opener and iticineinnali ..... GB° G2 504 144%
may have won the series and Philndoelphin .... 63 62, 504 14a
clinched the pennant. ateace con ote toe on
* At best, White Sox may S2l-| pispiugn a7 370 20
"vage.the last’ two games of the], AMERICAN LEAGU
set, but instead of being within o L pat. GBL
three. percentage points of; New York ....... 80 45  .G40 .
Yankees and.all even in the lost) Chicago ........ 75 49 605 aie
column, they will be 2% games| penote W000, 03 2804 17"
back. and. the champs will have] ceveland 111... 61 658 | 484 19%
a twor -game edge in the lost’ col- Baltimore ..... 59 64. .480 204
umn.) Kansas City .:.. 49 77 389 31%,
Washington 47 78). 38760

1}- INNING. WIN
“In the. other American ‘League
games, Boston defeated Detroit
7-5°in 11 innings, Cleveland took
fifth from Baltimorg by beating
Orioles 5-4, and Kansas City
plunked Washington deéper into
the cellar with a 3-1 decision. |
‘Berra, who entered the game
with a .242 average, got the job
done with his 20th homer on the
first pitch from reliefer Paul La-
alme. The veteran southpaw
ad come on after velief loser

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lost it for a 7-4 record as Bob
Skinner singled and scored the
winning run in the cighth on a
wild pitch, infield out and Bill
Mazeroski’s infield hit. .

Standings

 

 

33

Major League
Leaders

 

Bill Fischer had given up singles
to Enos Slaughter and Mickey
Mantle. Reliever Bob Grim won
his. 11th, but needed Bob Tur-

ley’s help in the eighth when; Pitching— Sanford, Philadelphia,
the. Sox loaded: the bases with 16-5, .762. 4
two out. Turley fanned Minnie ten Reouts Sanford, Philadelphia,

Minoso. .
“Yankees out-hit the Sox 16-9

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with Mantle 1-for-4 and slipping] winiams, Boston .. 389 86 148 .380
to- .376. in his bat battle with! Mantle, N.y. . 420 113 158 3876
Boston’s Ted Williams. Woodling, Cleve. . . 843 60115 335

Ask manager Fred Haney. of Fox, Chicago 492 93 158 821

Boyd, Balti. 401 60 126 .314

Milwaukee Braves to single out
the game which gave him the
this .season
and he would undoubtedly select
Tuesday night’s 4-3 triumph

.Not so much because the vic-
tory raised Braves’ first-place;

 

Louis to 7%. games .or because
Don. McMahon, his new, bullpen
ace, turned in two innings’ ‘of

Burdette’ s 14th win.
To Haney’s way. of thinking,

sixth inning when a long-practi-
ced defensive play by Braves
came off perfectly and resulted
in an odd double
-averted a possible big Inning by
Giants.

TRAP WILLIE

At that time, Milwaukee was
leading: 3-1 but Willie May$ was
on third with nobody out and
the dangerous Ray Jablonski was
at the plate. Jablonski hit a
crisp-grounder to third baseman
Eddie Mathews and Mays was
trapped.

Willie tried to zig-zag between
third and home but Mathews
and catcher Del Crandall closed
in on him = quickly. Mathews
made the tag and threw to Red
Schoendienst who caught Jab-
lonski trying for second.

The idea, Mathews explained,
is to hold the hitter at’ first or
double him at second, To do
this, he sald, the third baseman
moves in fast Instead of waiting
at the bag.

St. Louis lost 2-1 at Pittsburgh
after collecting an 11-2 decision
4n the completion of a July 21st
suspended game.

RALLY IN NINTH '

Third-piInce Brooklyn tumbled
eleht games back in a 0-4 defeat
by Chiengo Cubs. Cineinnats
riled for four in the ninth and
defeated Philadelphig, 4-2, re-

gaining na fourth-place tie with

the Phils.

Besides the big double play,

piay that]

By The Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
/ AB R H Pet.
Musial, St. Louis .. 468 75 169. 340
Mays, N.Y........ 483 95 163 337
Groat, Pitts.-.... 390 48 127 .326
Aaron, Mil. .....- 496 97-159 321
Robinson, Cin. . . 493 81 158 .320
Runs—Aaron, 97.
Runs batted in—Aaron, 102.
Hits—Schoendienst, Milwaukee, 164,

Doubles—Musial, 32.
Triples—Mays, 18.
Home runs—Aanron, 37,

, Stolen bases~—-Mays, 32.

‘AMERICAN LEAGUE

Runs—Mantle, 113.

Runs batted in—Sievers, Washing-
ton, and Mantle, 89.

Hits—Fox and Mantle, 158.
Doubles—Gardner, Baltimore and
Minoso, Chicago, 29. ,
Triples—McDougald, New York and
Boyd. 8.

Home'runs—Mantle and Sievers, 33.
Stolen bases——-Aparicio, Chicago, 23.
¢ttehing=-Donovan, Chicago, 15-3,
833.

|Williams

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‘with Mickey Mantle

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Cracks
Milestone

years, has passed another hit-
in his struggle
for the
American League batting title.
Williams cracked the 450th

career Tuesday night as Boston
Red Sox nipped Detroit Tigers
7-5 in 11 innings. So wrapped
up is Williams in his duel with
the New York Yankee slugger
13 years his junior that he did
not realize his fifth inning
smash into the upper rightfield
stands was No, 450,

“That’s wonderful,’ said Wil-
liams when he learned of it.
“Td love to hit 49 of them.”
Williams needs 45 more round-.
trippers to pass Lou Gehrig,
who ranks fourth among base-
ball’s all-timé home run hitters.

 

 

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City Team Set
For Tourney
"At Terrace

Fifteen players have been
chosen by the Prince Rupert
District Senior Softball league
executive to represent this city |.
in a Labor Day weekend tourna-
ment at Terrace, it was an-
nounced this morning,
Joe Pageot, president of the
local softball loop said that the
Rupert All-Stars, who will play
against Kitimat, Terrace and
Burns Lake teams In the tour-
ney, would leave here Friday at
4:30 p.m.
The local squad, coached and
managed by Miner Simundsen,
will play fs first. game Sunday
nat 10:30 Sunday morning, It Js
not known who the city soft-
ballers .will face, The draw for
the two-day tournament will
take place Saturday night,

Named to represent Rupert are:
Bert Johansen, Danny Barko,
Ron Cilecone,’ Mike Young, Bill
Wardy, Butch Curnie, John Le-
niuk, Dick Rye, Bob Wain-
wright, Joe Davis, Al Adams,
Jim Leniuk, Ian Dunbar, Jim
Terrion, Allen Campbell.

My. Pageot sald there will

be 4 practice tonight for those
who are to make the trip, at

TITLE IS BIG AIM.

“Right now I have, to think ‘of
| that batting i title,” “said willi-
ams...

“Yt want it in the worst way.”

Williams collected two hits in
four official trips Tuesday night
and gained a point to .380.
Mantle Was one-for-four against
Chicago and slipped a point to
376,

The Boston slugger said three
things are responsible for his
tremendous batting this year:
“A full spring training period,
a fast start and no injuries.”

The last man to hit .400 or
better — he did it in 1941 with
a 406 mark — Williams believes
he “could do it again this sea-
son. if I had the good legs.”

“TH end up with about 10 in-
field hits this year,” he said.
“In my younger days. I'd have
had,35 of them. That’s the dif-
forence. If a game foes past
three hours, my legs just quit
on me, And I don’t play the
second games of doubleheaders
anymore.” Ly

PCL STANDINGS

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San Francisen ., 88 67 07
Vancouver ...... 84 02 672 6
Wollywood ...... 80 O04 AO 7
Ban Diego ...... 786 O08 4d OA
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Los Angeles ..., 07 76 400 20
Sacramento 4... 65 00 OTM 88
Portland ooo... 62 02 SOL any

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and Frank Torre. Al Worthing-
ton was the loser, giving up five
of Milwaukee's seven hits.
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Mounties
Worst
Games. :

Vancouver Mounties played
their worst two games of the
Pacific Coast League season

‘Tuesday night, losing a double-
néader to Los Angeles Angels,
3-1, and 8-5.

The Angels erupted for three
ninth-inning runs in the opener,
after newcomer Dizzy Trout had
held them down since the third.
John Janese, who relieved Los
Angeles starter Ralph Mauriello
n the fourth, took credit for
the win, his seventh in 11 starts.

Babe Birrer, traded to Los
Angeles by the Mounties. earlier
in the year, held the Vancouver

elub to four ‘hits in the nightcap

for his 6-1 win.
The Mounties displeased more

than 6,500 fans at Capilano Sta-

dium by committing four errors,
failing to make cut offs from
the outfield, and throwing to ‘the
wrong base. | -

In ‘other: PCL action, Seattle
beat .Portland 2-1, Hollywood
outhit San Diego 9-6, and San
Franscisco shut out Sacramen-
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MIGHTY BOSTON RED Sox: SLUGGER, Ted Williams hit a,
new milestone in his’ duel with Mickey Mantle,” cracking out.

his 450th home run, Here, Williams works over his bat, This
tender care of rubbing rosin 6n the top of the bat and stroking ° |
“jt into the wood is Williams’ on-déck ritual as he prepares to

do, what he does best —’ knock-out: base hits.

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