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Phil Makes:

Rizzuto Aids Cubin30 Double Plays

By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, May 5— Jockey - sized Phil Rizzuto, who looks like he could sit in for Eddie Arcaro any time his pal is too busy to ride the Kentucky Derby winner, was making

the Yankees look . like world/ ! champs again today.

|long has been regarded one of the|

Trades Give Harris Fast Outfield

By United Press | WILSON, WHO was the most pitcher Frank (Spec) Shea and WASHINGTON, D. C., May 5— valuable player in the Interna-| {Minor League infielder Jerry! It looks like Manager Bucky Har- tional League last season, col-|Snyder in a deal that sent outi ot the Washington Senators jected five hits, including a double! fielder Irv Noren and Infielder I red the Joajor leagues’ ang a triple, and Jensen four as| Tommy Upton to the Yankees. St young outfield in the two tne Senators trimmed the 8 !Upton immediately was sent to| week-end deals with the Yankees | ,.is Browns yesterday in and White Sox. 'doubleheader. 2-1 and 15-7, t the Yankees’ Kansas City farm | Off their first-day performances| = 0" oie a3 2 clyb. with the Senators. Harris is imp. into thir place in the | American Ledgue race. | Busby and Mel Hoderlein came to the Senators a few hours later

tekley wk Jackie Jensen and| Busby. the 1 t rchie Wilson (obtained from the! Busby, the league's runnerup to (¢ Yankees) and Jim Busby (from Orestes Minoso of the White Sox from Yhe Wine Sox on exchange the White Sox). in base stealing last year with 26,: en ” Harris has a right to chal- played only the second game and ! hated to hep Noren go." Harlenge anyone to produce a speed- made two hits, driving tn a pair rs ig bat 3hose trades re ier outfield array than those three of runs. dh ub Begley : lance. ou eye added to veteran Gil Coan, who y 2 = . gure 80 Sele D0 He ost. of what the team needs most.’ JENSEN AND Wilson came to, Noren, méanwhile,

American league's fastest fliers.'the Senators Saturday along with !“happy- -to-be-a-Yankee” club.

Yanks Look Like Champs;

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Welsh Rare Bils

By Jack Welsh

Churchill Downs had a spanking new look for the Derby. There were roses in the infield. Green and white paint on the clubhouse. thing pale we saw were the people who bet against Hill Gail. » - »

One attractive young girl saw Herman Hickman mingling with the celebrities and commented it was the first time she had seen a “doily

double ‘wearing a double. breasted suit. » ~ ~ One disgusted trainer of a Derby also-ran sald jockeys

lose their heads in the Kentucky Derby. Yes and how about a moment of silence for the boys who dropped their shirts.

The only,

.__ PAGE 17 Brewers Beat Colonels Twice

By United Press The Milwaukee Brewers rode

atop the American Association standings by a wide margin toe day after knocking off leagueleading Louisville in a ‘twin bill yesterday.

In the first game, the Brewers assumed the lead with a three run margin in the third inning land held it to win 4-1. Louis. [ville’ s only run came in the fourth. The second game was a tight [battle with the Brewers coming from behind for three runs in the sixth to make the score 4-2. Then Louisville came back with one run. in the last of the sixth and again in the seventh to tie it up. But the Brewers cinched the game by bringing in a pair of runs in the last inning to win |6- 4.

POLIS R

H O A 8 { j 2-0 3. 304 "The 33-year-old shortstop, who 0 k1 } 19 was supposed to be slowing up, is! t 4 9 8 9 9 whizzing along like the yeastiest i$ 323.4 ¢ youngster in the majors. With] 3 : : : 2 3 1 Flippin’ Phil as the mainspring IN NEXT SUNDAY S TIMES r Tos 1 8 in most of them, the Yankees are } 383420 making double plays at a fanry aan tastic clip—30 so far or twice as| ¢ dD many as any other team in the A 3 10 27 12. PP majors. - ner i minh The Red Sox are next with 15.| . d 3229 If the Yankees keep going at] : a, led that pace they'll break every dou-| kowron, Marquis 2, ble play record in the books, long! eo ; -Power, Malmberg, before the season ends. . United Press Telephoto. Power, - % » AGAIN A MARINE—Ted Williamse Boston Red Sox star now 5s. | the property of the Marines, brings a_Lyatherneck recruiting poster

BUT THAT'S only part of the

Vahl to Segrist to th e

Wilsen to Convers, story. Yesterday, as Yan- uP, fodate by striking out ' ‘Was on a picture of himself and writes

the twin Win, Morgan yielded SiX | Winchester. | brook: 3, Armi: 4, Daywalt; 5, Rigsby; 6,

wkamnt’’ Grover kees clipped the White Sox. § to "Is" as Col. Jack R., Moore, commanding officer of a Marine It Nevel 2, Narleski 0 and 3 to 1, Rizzuto got a triple “Air Detachment at Philadelphia, looks o on n with approval. Narleski 4. Jolly 4. and single in the first game, Ee aI —— ES . LL] ars > 2 batt i . triple and double in the piney tv Hi Sc street Mi og a Oo ac arion oun f C ; R—Jolly. 342, Pad Hicks, The Yankees made five double a mes ed g Game) plays for the day and Rizzuto] : aa a erry figured in four. In the first Joe : : ® % Rao Ax ning of the opener after being, § 9-1 FFs trapped off third base, he Tred I= 3.8 1-1 3°8- Catcher Phil Masi into a real 2 I 3 1+] 4 8 9 race. The Chicago catcher tried! t N t e j 8 8 Fog to beat Phil back to third and] By BILL EGGERT 3 2 3 3.4 4 looked foglish as he finished a/ TROY RUTTMAN and Duane Carter, who have oT Th Tx em en poor secon : X rots $3 3 1 While that was going on. Irv ‘swapped the ‘Midwest Sprint Car honors the last two years, : i 9 AE Noren, who could have been are being scooped up in Joey James’ exhaust this season. +1 38 0s thrown out at first base on aj James, who will be 27 May 23 and will drive one of the 1 0-1: 2°94 » ground ball, had hotfooted it all , : ] 1 2.4 ¢ the way to second. It was the| Ed Walsh Bardahl Specials in the s Jer Ruttman, Engle-Stanko Spl. Time, 3 $1 31 start of a fOLFT 500-Mile Race, won his second |3 : : § ! 3 un rally which EMT FINAL (10 laps)—1, Ruttman: 2, § 8 . i 1. 0 blew the gam id | straight sprint-car. feature yester- | O'Connor: 3, Freeland; 4. Bob Kins. 2 $0 0 game wide open. da h | Langley Spi; 5, Gene Force, Wales 8pl.; } "49 0 .0\9 YOUNGSTERS Tom Morgan ay when he 6, Bill Brown, Banks Mercury: 9, 1 ° ° : 32 and Bill Mill itch g took the check- Bales, Nyles Spl.; 8. Gene Vaulkner Ofty; ri 314s A ed er Ditched SOnE-iered fag in the Wolte Sols 10 Teteres “Truc” meborey & “3 ar “1 3 Bames five the Yankees { 30- -lap feature at | IO i a laps)—1, James: 2, Shane. 1 put for Turmer fn hits before going out in the| gis 2 Crockett; 7. Renner; 8, O'Conner; §, : of All the or wil i is earlier win | Force; 10, King; 11, Carter; 12, Romece- \ Ison In seventh, opener with a torn finger-nail injwas two week viech; 13, Brown; 14, Freeland. Time, | \

10:26.94.

= td LJ BUD MONEYMARKER won his third straight stock-car feature |at the W, 16th St. Midget Speedway yesterday beating out Her{schel White before 5000 fans. Moneymaker’s time for the 25

the seventh. Miller, a smooth-|ago at Dayton.} motioned lefty, pitched a seven- He has a third hitter in the second game. {at Reading and Yogi Berra hit a homer in thejon the West second game, while in the opener,/Coast already Gil McDougald set the pace with this season he 2 three runs driven in. Rizzuto also has placed third,

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In other American games, the Senators got great] help from Archie Wilson and

On Pavel 5 Gor. : handed > Shanes in the field | { | fourth and sixth, laps was 8:24.10. Jack Faris, RichPapish 2, Gorman sn League| YESTERDAY. he sat the Mc- mond, was third and had the day's

Namara Special on the pole with fastest qualifying time of :19.29. 'a qualifying speed of :19. 2%, Heat winners Faris, Frankie Mike, | four-fifths of a second off the Darrell Darringer and Frank BenJack je Jensen, Do iyo Hay ors “absolute” half-mile .record held|g4ict. Faris and Mike won 12-lap they tripped up the Browns, 2 to 1/PY aston at Ny sehester: James semifinals and Jimmy Bauer won and 15 to 7; the Indians came | yy the way ap race and 1€¢|tne handicap event. h from behind to down the Red [all the way in the feature. fourth Sox, 9 to 6; and the Athletics] Carter moved up Jom ou : Y., May 5 (UP) topped the Tigers, 10 to 6 and 6 to second in Ae sary Jar » assistant foote to 5 : | the 30-lap eature ut was e University of as. forced out with mechanical ” difficulties. Pete = Romcevich

in 6 innings, Ker. —By Gorman (Pa-

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» % = WITH ONLY two weeks to pre{pare for the 500-Mile Race’s first|: |qualifying week end, May 17 and’ !24, Speedway’s garage area can | expect a» big arrival of champion-

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THE GIANTS kept up their allvictorious pace on a western trip | by outlasting the Cubs, 6 to 3; the Reds cashed in on fine relief pitching by Frank Smith in both games to defeat the Phils, 5 to 4

spun and stopped high on the southeast turn of the track in the feature, | Troy Ruttman, driving the new| Engle-Stanko Special for the first time, won the semifinal race

ship cars this week. Yesterday's arrivals included the Tom Sarafoff Special, to be driven by CHff Grifith of Indianapolis; = Charlie Marant’s

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he university's 'but was forced out of the Blue Crown Special (no driver n, a post he has - and 8 to 7; the Dodgers beat the il » Ae his: ate ‘“ fisted) and Ray Brady's Bowes : : : on Pirates, 8 to 0; and the Cards| nE-TPOPEY chase When WS SCEE Coli rast: Special thav Carl Crispus Attucks High School Decatur Central High School Sacred Heart

ing froze. A won from the Braves, 4 to 3, then Scarborough will attempt to

x LJ # ” % . EY HATS ost 330 1, In Netional League] [JANIS feature victory armel’. quaity, There are 17 cars ut Howe High School Lawrence Central High School §t. Agnes Academy . Wilson hit a double and single| sponsored by Solenberger, Inc. of| ‘™® track. . i =m y 8 Te re game and sor) toth Dayton, 0 Bn wah “Lee Wallard] THE NOVIS and the No. 1 and Manual High School Franklin Township High School St. John 3 Academy o of Was on’s runs as - Day” a e track an e first gg Bel Special due / . . . y L etheld Pliched sixhit. Dall In Winchester Bometion Jor Pro-| Wednesday and il the Ae Jas. E. Roberts High School Pike Township High School St. Mary's Academy \ t e, son go nes, w - { . . y Lee ‘more iis as Tom. Ferrick mated the attendance at 100000, SVACIE Wy Fran | Shorfidge High School Southport High School roasted to easy victory. The € R M wner ga- ’ . . Ty 21 oe orn Y tting were: 'janian and Mechanic Clay Smith Washington High School Speedway High School

FIRST HEAT (10 laps)—1, Joe James, | McNamara Spl; 2, Dec Shanebrook, Snane. |

three as did Mickey Vernon, Cass are due next week with the pair y

Warren Central High School

Michaels banged out four. brook Spl; 3 Frank armi, lddings Soli of ‘Agajanian entries. Ruttman Duane Carter, Speed Age Spl; 6, L has been flying back and forth y BR» Warriner, Wayne Park Spl. Time, 3:2

| WaECOND HEAT (10 lapsi—1, Carter; 2,/across the country to keep racing Warriner; 3, Crash Crockett, B. 3 3 a Elashy, ed Spl; Red Renier ‘| dates and be with his wife, who Retnelds 8 hs 6, ot ymeevich, Romee-| gave birth last week to a girl, THIRD HEAT (1 ie i=; Crockett: 2,| Roxanne. Two other children are

Romeevich: 3, Renner; 4, Pat ohn Sui; | TOddY, 2, 2 and Troy Ir. 1.

CLEVELAND MADE five runs in the seventh to top the Red Sox and move to within two games of the A. L. leaders. Luke Easter, who is beginning to hit again, - delivered a timely two-run double for Cleveland in the big inning. Rookie Faye Throneberry hit his second grand slam homer] of the year for Boston. Lefty Bobby Shantz had no : trouble winning his third game in : : !

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