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game with a flourish by starting
a double play on a ball hit back
to the box by Wes Covington. He
walked only two and fanned eight
Braves.
Yogi Berra's 10th World Series
homer with Enos Slaughter on
base in the third inning gave the
Yanks a 2-0 edge on starter Bob
Buhl. But the Braves continued to;
fight back gamely just as they,
have done all season.
All Home Runs
All repairs promptly serviced
by two competent repairmen.
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zipping fast ball- with'
and slider to save
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Frank Torre, son of a retired
Brooklyn policeman, got one run
back with a fifth-inning homer
into the lower right-field stands
and Hank Aaron smashed a 420-
foot drive into the Braves' bullpen'
in left to tie the score in the
seventh.
So .it was 2-2 when Bauer, the
bruiser from the Marine Corps,
came up to swing in the seventh
with nobody on base:
1The Big'Smash
Ernie Johnson, who had relieved
Buhl in the third, worked the
count on Bauer to 2-2 before the
Yankee right fielder .drove the ball.
down the left-field foul line. It
hit the foul screen and bounced
back on the field in a moment of
confusion. %
Foul line Umpire Frank Secory
of the National League and third
base Umpire Joe Paparella of the
American gave that whirling sign
with the right hand, indicating a.
home run.
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The ball had struck ,the screen
that juts out from the foul pole
into fair territory to help the um-
pires call borderline drives. It
made no difference that it bounced
back because it was a homer the
minute it hit the screen about 315
feet from home plate.
This was a tingling battle of
home runs and fine pitching, play-
ed before. 61,408 fans at Yankee
Stadium in perfect baseball
weather.
Bauer's homer stretched his hit-
ting streak to 13 consecutive series
games-seven in 1956 and, six this
year. That tied the record held
jointly by Frafhk Schulte of the
1006-10 Chicago Cubs, and Harry
Hooper of the 1915-18 Boston Red
Sox.
Berra Ties Record
Berra's 10th series homer pulled
him up even with Brooklyn's Duke
Snider among, active players. It
also tied Lou Gehrig andleft
the three men in a second-place
tie behind Babe Ruth's 15.
Yogi also set another record by
appearing in his 53rd series game,
more than any other man in the
long history of baseball.
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By The Associated Press
NEW YORK - Lew Burdette,
who has scalped the Yankees twice,
will be on the mound with only
two days rest and 21-game winner
Warren Spahn,will be in the bull-
pen for Milwaukee today in the
seventh and decisive World Series
game.
Fred Haney, manager of the
Braves, niade the announcement
with a ring of confidence yester-
day after the Braves had bowed to
the world champions in a battle of
home runs, 3-2, which knotted the
series at 3-3.
Stengel Chooses
Meanwhile, from the Yankee
clubhouse came the word that
Manager Casey Stengel has chosen
Don Larsen to oppose Burdette.
Larson, winner of the third game
of this series in relief, is still re-
membered for his "perfect game"
In last year's series against the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
"There wasn't much we could
have done about today's game,"
Haney said philosophically. "Those
home runs by Yogi Berra and Hank
Bauer licked us. I don't know of
a thing I would have done differ-
ently."
'Another Day'
"But tomorrow is another day
and we'll throw everything at
them. Certainly I'm still convinced
we'll win."
Haney was asked if le was con-
cerned about using Burdette with
only two days' rest.
'He Can Do It'
"Not at all," he replied. "He's
done it before. He's strong and he
can do it."
Spahn, who has won one and
lost one in the series, remained
in his hotel room yesterday rcom.
batting a slight cold. But he said
he would be okay for the final
game.
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