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,1 , r-7 Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun.; April 21, "57 (Sec IV)-43 ContinueAs Pace Setters Burn! (Coatlne trim nreeedlD- page) won It first of tht new arnnon, . T-t over Cleveland, and Washing ton defeated Baltimore, M ta other American Leecue uim Bala atopned the. Chicafo Cuba and the Cardinal at St. Louis, limiting tha remainder of the Na tional Leacue prorram ta Phlle - tWphla'e -l decision aver tha C'tnti at New York. DuVe Snider and Carl Furillo lila back-to-back home rant in the fourth innine off Bob Friend to five Podrea all tha batting tupoort he needed. Young Johnny walked only two batten and atruck.out nine, getting Dale Lonf four lime. , Craadall Bit Heater A two-run triple by Bobhv Thomson and Dal . Crindall'i homer helped the Brave into a S-l lead which withstood a Redlet ral , ly featurinir homer by , Wally Poat and Georje Crowe. Bay wone, wiw neip from Red Murff. f ot the' victory over Brook Law rence, Cincinnati' lt-fame win ner a year ago who bated only an mninc and gave up three run. Tha Phils, winning their first fame, built up a 1-1 lead aver tha Giants with Willie Jones hammer Inf la four run with a homer, sin gle and aacriflce fly and Rookie Ed Bouchea adding tha other two while collecting four hit, includ- j inf His first Major League home run. A aolo homer by Andre Bod fer and a three-run blast by -. wuue aiaya maae it cioaa. . ::- Bed lea BaeH Laraea -i The Yankee kept their record clean deapite the flop by Don (perfect game) Larsea in his first I appearance aince hi classic no bitter against Brooklyn in the -, Its world aerie. Laraea, still am. ploying bia no-windup, gar op live nit ami four runs la the m inning ha lasted. Clutch hitting by Gil McDeugald and BiO Skew ; roa wiped out an early Boston lead and set thi stage for Bauer's , .. winning wow.. n - . catcher snerm Lollar was a I one-man wrecking crew for the wane box, wna were flown i ' after twa Inning. The veteran smashed ay two-rua homer, a two - rua doubt aad drove- ta a fifth run with a aacrifica fly. 'Lary, Detroit's 21-game winner I bat season but a M loser ta Kan sas City in last Tuesday's open-1 ar, finally got some hitting tup port from tha Tiger. They enrayed 11 hits, three apiece by Bill Tuttle and Prank House and a home run. Detroit' first, by frank Boiling. Baltimore and Connie Johnsoa led 4-1 over. Washington until the . Senator flexed their muscle ia tha (eventh, acorinf four time to take tha lead. The big bit waa a two-run double by pinch hitter ; Juno Meaner. v- . l I j , In ill mm m x American League, Haw York LIS til SM ens If IT Borton . ... at M 000 0-. t 11 ' Lanen, Turley (I), Bhanti (II and Barn: M field (I), Dclock 1 and White. I Dltmar (SI. Nixon, Porter' I Daley M). Home runs. New Vork, I Skowron S. Slower, Bauer. Bartes. I baraen. Kama CUT 20 ill 10 111 I Oiinn fc aoa so 11 14 1 1 Ho.1, Trucks (1), Gorman (O.I Dunn 11, Portocarrcro (I) ana I Smith. Thoanpoon (): Donovan. Me Donald (1), Staky (1), Howell HI I and Lellar. Home runs Kansas City, I auuaas. ciucaao, uuar. rtmiuii one aoa son a 1 1 D troll t ago 10- t 11 Wyne, Tomanak (41. MeUah (4). Houttemaa (71 and Naraswa, Nixon (7i: Lary and Houae. HoaM run Davatl. BoUia. Baltimore Waahinfton . C. 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