TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1954
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Races
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Indians Split
Double Bill
With Tigers
Yankees Take
Pair from A's
DETROIT (N) - Harvey Kuenn's
11th inning home run-a 35-foot
drive into the upper left field deck
-broke up a tense scoreless duel
and gave the Detroit Tigers a 1-0
victory over the Cleveland Indians
Monday in the second game of a
doubleheader.
The Indians captured the open-
er 13- as Bill Glynn, a light-hit-
ting first baseman, hammered
three straight home runs.
Kuenn's dramatic homer, only
his third of the season, halted
Cleveland's eight-game winning
streak and gave George Zuverink
the mod over Don Mossi in a bril-
liant pitching duel.
The loss also shaved the Indians'
league lead to three and a half
games over the New York Yan-
kees, who swept their doublehead-
er with the Philadelphia Athletics.
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YANKS 7-11, A's 4-2
PHILADELPHIA (P)--The New
? York Yankees-after 13 fruitless
tries-won their first doubleheader
in almost a year Monday with an
old-fashioned Bronx Bomber slug-
ging attack that subdued the Phil-
adelphia Athletics 7-4 and 11-2 at
Connie Mack Stadium.
Ever since last August the Yan-
kees have been frustrated in try-
ing to take both ends of a twin
bill. The best they could do until
Monday was a split.
In the first game, consecutive
home runs by Joe Collins and Gene
Woodling plus a run-scored double
by Woodling proved the margin of
victory. Veteran reliefer Johnny
Sain saved the fourth win of the
year for Harry Byrd who has yet
to complete a game this season.
In the nightcap, a walk to Col-
lins, a triple by Mickey Mantle
and Bill Renna's misplay when
the score-board, let two runs in to
start the sixth inning. Then Irv
Noren hit the first of two home
runs in the game over the right
field wall to score Yogi Berra who
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NEW YORK (P) - Du s t y
Rhodes' three-run homer gave the
New York Giants a doubeheader
sweep over the Philadelphia Phil-
lies Monday with a 4-3 victory
after Johnny Antonelli shut out the
Phils with three hits in the 10-0
openers. The two triumphs kept
the Giants 3% games in front of
Brooklyn in the National League
race.
s Rhodes' third homer in the last
two days came after Whitey Lock-
man and Al Dark singled off Mur-
ry Dickson to open the fifth inning
of the second game. Rhodes, play-
ing left field in place of Monte
SIrvin,alsohhomered in the fourth
einning of the first game.
The Phils hadn't scored a run in
36 innings at the Polo Grounds,
o having been shut out four straight
times, until they got to Ruben Go-
e mez for a score in the first inning
of the second game. They knocked
t out Gomez in the second inninig
d but were held off by Johnny Mc-
h Call, Ramon Monzant and Hout
P Wilhelm the rest of the way while
g the Giants rallied to win on Rhodes'
e home run.
CARL FURILLO
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walked. Woodling singled a n d
Carey tripled to right and that was
the ball game.
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CHISOX 3-2, ORIOLES 2-1
CHICAGO W/) --The Chicago
WhiteSox ended a five-game los-
ing streak Monday by taking a
doubleheader from the Baltimor
Orioles, 3 to 0 and 2 to 1.
Billy Pierce held the Orioles to
four hits in the opener to end Bal
timore's winning streak at thre
games.
Harry Dorish made his firs
start of the season in the seconc
game and checked Baltimore with
six hits until he had to have hell
with one out in the ninth inning
from Sandy Consuegra and Morrli
Martin.
It was Pierce's first complete
game since May 19, and his fourth
win against five defeats.
An error by Sam Mele in the
first inning of the opener provided
the Sox with the winning run. Min-
nie Minoso beat out a bunt, stole
second and came home when Mele
dropped Matt Batts' fly to left with
two out.
Cass Michaels punched outa
two-run single in the eighth inning
against Don Larsen who went all
the way for his ninth defeat. He's
tack in the first game with a hom-
er and three singles.
Billy Loes tamed the Pirates in
the nightcap on eight hits after a
shaky first inning. He struck out 11
and walked only one. The loser
was Jack Thies.
The Dodgers got only sevenhits
in the second contest - one of
them Junior Gilliam's ninth homer
of the season in the third inning.
Furillo drove in two runs with a
double in the fourth and his second
two-base knock cleared the sacks
in the eighth. Duke Snider's triple
and Jackie Robinson's long fly
gave the Dodgers the other run in
the sixth.
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Dodgers kept hot on the heels of the opener with four homers, -6,
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Pittsburgh Pirates 8- and 7-2 in a nightcap, 10-4.
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Moryn led the Brooks 17-hit at- all hit for the distance off rookie
Brooks Lawrence.
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his 18th-in the seventh for the
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his sixth straight victory although
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RED SOX 14-1, SENATORS 0-7
WASHINGTON (- -- Ted Lepcio
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Boston in the first game and Roy
Sievers smashed one for Washing-
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the clubs split a double-header.
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and the Senators took the night-
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the opener. Willard Nixon breezed
to his seventh win, restricting the
Senators to six, hits.
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REDS 6-8, CUBS 5-7
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