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| By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Sports Writer From “stop-gap” to ‘stopper’ — that was the latest success story tolilly Swin of the Yankee pitching staff.’ -And for a guy who was worried allespring about holding his job

Avith the world champs, it was a!

noteworthy achievement. Hired during the frenzy of last season's late pennant rush in a waiver

deal with the Braves, Sain knew Kansas City ... that at 33, he could well be shoved Louisville into' the discardistack when the I

new campaign began. «In spring training he talked like a guy who had just been given his choice of a last meal before being led to the gallows.

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Ml HAVEN'T given tip on my- Pailadeinhia

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of dead-panned Johnny.

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LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won Loa Pel G

RESULTS YESTERDAY AMERICAN ASO TATION (11 Inni

| 1 Louisville 202 0 0 %o00 00 6 10 1!

Milwaukee 16 98 ee . R I 6071 Az Kansas City. ,... 120 010 020 01-- 7 14 2 Minneapolis vo 2 838 a; Curtis, Freeman (8: and Evans: Gorman, es 1% oN ap 4 Maier f), Cicotte (9) and Partee . Home Paul Hq 3 462 8% Runs—Carey (1st) Segrist (8thi, Renns| DIANAPOLIS ++ 33 i ia 8'2 (11th), Winning Pitcher —Cicotte. Losing | olumbus ..y...00. 1 38% 7% Pitcher Freeman, [Toledo ava 4018 0 38% 7% Toledo ia a 000 000 4 8 — Minneabolis 200 000 2 6 \MERICAN LEAGUE la tijian and Henaslgr, Fox, Zabala (8) Hleveland ...... ‘on Ly il ri gs 410 runing) ashi ington P14 b 800 2 pa 8. 1s Fi} a 3 po 3 3 4 Con. iit it ‘1 18 1." Patrick, Coffman, Paterson and Rand; E uls i i : 4h Lakos, Otten, Glame and Cash. | i 4 | NATIONAL LEAGUE i a ya, 8 8 250 10% St. Louls . 030 000 201 3 8 0

self,” he said then. I still can win a few ball games

—gspecially with the kind of a wew

he was with the Braves.

“And I think Detroit

won If ot Pet OB 1

| Brooklyn

coo 000 010 000 6 0 Staley (6-1) ‘and D. Rice; VanCuyk Branca (9) and Campanella. Home Runs

(8) and Astroth: Bearden, Paige (7) "and

" by okiyn Yasuvinns i 0 me Palisa Jb), Samus (3d). Losing Pitcho YO soiurennnr ‘ hy he club I've got behind me. REO errs rH id i 41% | Cincinnati , 001 010 100~ 3 The twist to that is Sain’s con- (Ginclinan Tesers i 80 #14 | New (York 130 020 02x-- } 12 sistent brilliance since the season Philadelphia 2 33 8 Tw i," Smith (8) der 18) perked started with a kind of a club that Baten Cerdirnaens 1 i 4 > iH {and Westrun. Home uns ~Mays (3d), . 0 3 Westrum ( ), McMillan (3d), Losing so far hasn't looked like the old a, Pitchar—Ra{fensberger (4-3) Yankees. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ta Chicago ; 000 002 000— 3 11 0 1iladelphia 203 010 30x— 9 11 0 Last night, after Cleveland had "Mont ireal ees Pd MT Kelly." Shute a, Lown a, herd Reuss. iis : ; dell, (T) an we eyer (1-4). an drubbed the world champs in four vrai a . “oe i i HA | Burgess, Home Runs--Hamner (3d), Sayer straight games, easy-going Toronto 3 a A hi) Jones (4th). Losing Fitcher— Johnny came through after a Rochester HA 4 (10 Toniss) Pittsburgh 020 000 000 1-3 9 © slow start to give them a stirring, Raltimore 8 0 Mm 12% Boston 000 002 000 2- 4 9 3 5 to 3 victory. He scattered nine) — Munger, Wilks 6), Main. (8) and Mchits and chipped in with a key hit GAMES TODAY tn Hua at Hat) "arows Criets and sacrifice, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION osing Pif:her-=Main (0-1) : Sain, winning his third game | ynranapalis: 0 g "Pail AMERICAN LEAGUE while other Yankee hurling | Columbus at Milwa (Called at End of 7 koviings) Rain) y | Toledo at Kansas City, Boston + 012 000 0— 3 7 1 “aces, Ed Lopat and Vie Raschi Louisville at Minneapolis Chicago i a whi 00 and ox. d V y (4-1) an 'h : Oo \ have bean faltering, also gained | New or sl JLraaus and Mast, Home Ruhs—Wbite (30', Roa great personal triumph. Once | Roston at Chicago | Washington 010 100 000— 3 6 | ashin l or 5 ited his 1348 | Pilladelp hia kK Le Louis (night), Don 2-3) and RR RI World Se -. Done o, | Chicaro NATIONAL LEAGUE (3:4) "and Ginsbers. Home Runs—Mullin y HCH a ew Yor (1st, erty (6th). Feller, whom he a y n 8t, Louls at Boston Antehid | Philadelphia 210 001 300-- 7 10 3 the opener of that classic when | Pittsburgh at Klyn (nig St. Louis , 010 633 00x~13 16 2, Cincinnati! at Hadepniaieh Patent) Byrd, Kucab (4), Wright 61, Fowler! |

HANK BAUER, Yankees at bat as Sain has done; on-the-mound,-drove-in fowlsuns with a homer and double, He now has boosted his average from 258 to .341 in the last four games, | during which time he has driven in 11 runs. The victory put the Yankees in| a three-way fifth-place tie with the Browns, who

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GAMES TOMOKROW

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C y New or Hg Alt LEAGUR

Nashington at Pectiang (night, Boston a St. Louls (night) Phila eRe at Chicago (night), NATIONAL LEAGUE hicago at New Yo

Fla urgh at ib Broo oktin § ne onal t Rhflad ade bis (night),

Courtney. Winning Pitcher—Bearden (1+0), osine Pitcher~Byrd (0-3). ew York . .. 003 001 100~ § @ & Cleveland 200 010 000— 3 8

Sain 3-1) and Berra; Feller. Tone (6). Brissie (8) and Tebhetis ome Run | Piiehsr Peller)

Fr had ere 13-9) | INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Ottawa 2, Toronto 1 (seven innings—Ist game, night) Toronto 6, Ottawa 8 (2d eame, night), Rochester 8, Montreal 7 inight) Syracuse 2, Baltimore 0 (1st night |, yracuse 4. Baltimore 2 2d game—seven inning. night) Buffalo 1, Springfield 0.

game,

outslugged|ton, 3 to 2, in the other American

Philadelphia, 12 to 7, and the League game,

White Sox, who topped Boston, 6

In the National, the Giants took to | 3. Detroit defeated ‘Nashing- a full two-game lead over “Brook-!

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|nng, first by a White Sox pitcher in more than two years,

the Cubs, 9 to 2, and Boston won from Pittsburgh, 4 to 3, in 10 innings, A six-run rally in the third

He has lost one. The Phils Gy

| inning featured the Brownie vic- |

tory in which they made 16 hits | {

to climb out of a fearful hitting slump, Marty Marion. and | rookie Clint Courtney each got two singles and a double. Gene Bearden, with relief from old | Satch Paige, won hia first game. BRAID EGRION vIC WERTZ hit his. sixth homer of the year| |in the eighth to provide Art Hout-| teman of the Tigers with the mar-| gin for his third victory, a six-| (hitter over the second-place| Senators, Chicago made all of its runs in| the sixth in a -rain-shortened seven-inning game in which the Red Sox went down to their sixth ! straight loss. Saul Rogovin pitched seven-hit ball and also got a two-run homer in the big in-|

| Maglie, despite constant ha- |

ranguing from Reds’ Luke Sewell,

Manager | who claimed “he

up six hits as the Giants made | it five in a row and 14 in the last 16 games, Willie Mays and | Wes Westrum hit Giant homers and Roy McMillan got one for Cincy. i ” v ~ STALEY BEAT the Brooks for o the second time this year as 0. Solly Hemus drove in three St.| Louis runs with a homer and! triple. Andy Pafko ruined Staley's shutout with his eighth! homer—-tops for the NL. Russ Meyer, with solid support for a change, finally won his first game for the Phils after four defeats, land” Willie Jones homered, Jones dMving In four runs in all. Hank

Sauer got Chicago's runs with a'

two-tally homer. A homer by pinch-hitter George

|Crowe and a bases-loaded game-

winning single in the 10th by {Rookie Pete Whisenant gave

Matt Surkont of the Braves his }* to 3 win over Cincinnati for his!second victory. The Pirates had St. Louis topped|/gone ahead in the top of the!

inning on a homer by Gus Bell.

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