Ay, YMY 5, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE' AY. 3TYLY 25, 1957 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Chisox. Braves, Vew York's IL Margin drops to 4 /2 White Sox On Errors Capitalize. for Win By The Associated Press NEW YORK-The Chicago White Sox drubbed the New York Yankees last night, 7-2, as Billy Pierce won his 14th victory of the season and thereby reduced the Yankees' ead over the Sox to 41/2 games. , Luis Aparicio led the White Sox attack with three singles and a triple as the vaunted Yankee de- Tense cracked wide open. In the first, Gerry Coleman let Aparicio's _ grounder go through his legs and two runs scored. In the fifth Mickey Mantle misjudged Apari- co's drive to deep center and the ball went over his head for a triple. In the eighth Earl Torgeson stole second and went to third on Yogi Berra's bad throw. Offsetting the victory for the White Sox was an injury to Min- n6 Minoso, star left fielder. He aggravated a pulled leg muscle inE his left groin as he rounded third to score in the first inning and had to leave the game. Ted Beard, acquired only Tues- da' night from Indianapolis, went LUIS APARICIO Chisox hitting star 't right field for the Sox and Jim Lndis moved over to Minoso's aoeition- S * * Tigers 5, Orioles 1 BALTIMORE -P it ch er Paul Poytack of the * Detroit Tigers singled in a run to break a 1-1 tie n the seventh inning and his Lates went on to beat the Balti- more Orioles, 5-1, last night. After Foytack showed them the way, the Tigers went on to score three more runs before Billy Loes was able to get them out. Indians 4-4, Senators 3-5 WASHINGTON-Lou Beberet's pinch home run off Early Wynn with: two out in the ninth inning and Faye Throneberryaboard gave Washington a 5-4 victory over Cleveland in the second game of a doubleheader last night. The Indians rallied for two runs in the ninth inning against Camilo Pascual to win the opener, 4-3. I-M SOFTBALL Psychology "A" 2, Brewster Boys 1 CMS Sophs 16, Philosophy 7 Hurons 7, Sun Tans 2 Anthropology 13, Pharmacology 10 Bacteriology 3, Astronomy 3 (tie) Chemistry "A" 8, Hornets 7 GOLF; COURSE in U.S.-23 -SuhOf ack d R. ALL SHOOK UP? RELAX PLAY MINI GOLF The Modern Miniature Golf Game Ypsi-Ann Golf Course Next to Ypsi-Ann Drive-In Theater ---- Ends Tonight Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison Everything But the Truth -- Starts Friday Last of the Badmen 12 Angry Men Rebound, Whip Yanks; Dodgers Both Defeated_ __ LOST AND FOUND LOST-Brown leather brief case withC initials WOD. Call NO 2-5084. )A4 (Phillies Nip M*iwaukee MRIADLOSDEAIRS I 10 I W n 08MUSICAL MDSE., RADIOS, REPAIRS As Cards Blank Dodgers By The Associated Press H IFI He defeated Dodger veteran Sal MILWAUKEE - Rookie right- Maglie now 4-3. Speaker hander Jack Sanford of Philadel- vin Dark slammed two triples Bozak, AR-i, Electro-voice, Lansing phia held Milwaukee to two walks, and Stan Musial two singles to four singles and Wes Covington's lead the St. Louis attack. Ampliers & Tuners homer, taking his 13th victory of Fisher, Sherwood, Scott,McIntosh, Re the season as the Phillies beat the league-leading Braves, 2-1, last Redlegs 2, Pirates 0 'CINCINNATI - Joe Nuxhall,Kit night.CIC ATDynakit, Eco, Arkay, Audax The victory, the second for the continuing a recovery from a mis- Phillies in their last nine games, erable ;first half of the season, Recorders enabled the team to pull within pitched the Cincinnati Redlegs' R erd e .. 3 games of the league-leading second shutout of the season last Viking, erant, Bell Braves, who maintain their one- night as he blanked the Pittsburgh Turn tab! es game lead over second-place Pirates, 2-0.ek-o-Kut, Connoisseur, Garrard, Presto Brooklyn, which lost to St. Louis, He allowed eight hits while loser 3-0 last night Bob Friend of the Pirates gave up Visit our Hi F Showrooms for a "#k only six stereo demonstration Sanford had a part in two of only six. tstereoofemonstratio MiNNIE MINOSO the Phillies' three runs, all scored The Reds got both of their runs Injured by batters who had been walked,off Friend in the third. 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William C ed Emil "Buzzie" Bavas, vice- >Before and after that Cincinnati NO 3-3223 president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, R5caused Friend little trouble. ) as saying the Brooklyn baseball ? club would move to Los Angeles C for the 1958 season. Cb2 CHICAGO-The Chicago Cubs, I F1IS TI O But Bavasi said in Brooklyn the M1CICGOTh CicgoCub, ,: IrIr LvI¢ Journal sports editor. Jack Hairs- who had lost 22 of their first 33 An amazing inventory of HI F 1 ton, had "jumped to conclusions, " games at Wrigley Field, made it components available to you at and he merely had said "it look s two wins in a row against the New catalogue price. as if we are not w anted in New York Giants on a 2-1 victory yes- Sterday.K York or Brooklyn." Hairston in- terdakt, terviewed Bavasi at Jacksonville Don Elston, a Brooklyn castoff, We stock ampifier AM-FM tuner, late Tuesday. scattered seven hits to gain his and speaker enclosure kits in sev- Both the Dodgers and New York third victory against as many eral brands. Giants have received permission losses. Thsunene New York run off H lF l SERVICE from the National League to move Was ur ned . to California in 19F8. Last week What proved to be the winning Ouenier ntchcasae to Clifrni in195. Lst eekrun came in the fifth when vet- our engineers and technicians are Giant President Horace Stone- fully competant and equipped to ham told a congressional com- BOB FRIEND eran third baseman Bobby Adams service all equipment we sell, and mittee that the Giants probably * . . hurls six-hitter, loses opened with a double. 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LOUIS-Larry Jackson shut on his right wrist when he made out the Brooklyn Dodgers in a an unsuccessful attempt to steal masterful three-hitter last night third in the eighth inming. The 3-0, pulling the St. Louis Cardinals wounds came from the spikes of within a half-game of second 0 Argus Cameras Bill McKinley, third base umpire, place. G as Aparicio slid into the bag. It was Jackson's fifth straight F 0 Genuine Leather Pouches No stitches were necessary but victory over Brooklyn. The 26-yr.- - Imported Briar Pipes iti will not be known until today old Idaho righthander, making his F Seafe Pens and Pencils whetifer the brilliant infielder will fourth try for his 11th victory, be out of the lineup for any length made his record 11-5 with possibly DURING of time. his best game of the season. - * Major League StandingsANN ARBOR S bargan day AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE GB We L Pct. GB W L Pct GB New York 60 31 .659 - Milwaukee 54 39 .581 - Chicago 55 35 .611 4% Brooklyn 52 39 .571 1 Boston 49 43 .533 i11 St. Louis 51 39 .567 l J Open Monday thru Friday 'til 9 - Saturday 'til 5 Cleveland 47 45 .511 13% Cincinnati 52 41 .559 2 Detroit 46 45 .505 14 Philadelphia 50 42 .543 3Y2 Baltimore 43 48 .473 17 New York 41 51 .446 12 PIP EC EN TER ' Kansas City 34 57 .374 26 Pittsburgh 35 58 .376 19 Washington 32 62 .340 29%' Chicago 31 57 .352 202 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Chicago 7, New York 2 Philadelphia 3, Milwaukee 118 East Huron-Opposite County Bldg.-Ph. NO 3-6236 Cleveland 4-4, Washington 3-5St. Louis 3, Brooklyn 0 Chicago 2, New York 1 Boston 6 Kansas City 5 Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh0 ' TODAY'S SCHEDULE TODAY'S SCHEDULE New York at Chicago - Barclay -- Chicago at New York - Donovan (4-7) or McCormick (0-0) vs. Drabow- (9-3) vs. Shantz (9-2). sky (6-8). Cleveland at Washington - Garcia Philadelphia at Milwaukee--hacker (4-5) vs. Kemmerer (4-6). 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