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Drysdale
Wins 20th
Of Season
By NORMAN MILLER
UPI Sports Writer
Don Drysdale of the I.ns
Angples Dodgers is the first
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20 GAME WINNER Don Drysdale. shown
pitching at left, and heinE enncrattilated
by Los Anseles DoriKers' Manauer Walt
Alston at right, became the mnior loop base
ball season's first 20-game winner Friday 1056.
National League Roundup
Davis, Wills 'Steal'
Victory For Dodgers
Bv United Prew International , the seventh and Ron Perran-
rieei - lumeu tvuiir uvis umm iiuiMtta uul nit:, ihm iun.t: major Jeafitte pitcher to win
hil a two-run homer and stole innings. I 20 cames and at the rate he's
a pair of bases Salurrlay as Harvey Kuenn singled for J going he could become the
he and leammate Maury Wills his third hit of the game to fjrsl sn-game winner since
raced the Los Angeles Dod- drive in the decisive run in ' Dizzy Dean,
gers to a 3-3 victory over the the seventh inning as the San j Tnp ,.vr!jr.
The four bases Davis and ! Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-5. Jack
Wills stole between them i.Sanford went seven innings,
creased the Dodgers' total or ! y'eldlnf! 1" hits, including a
the season to 119, the most ! hompr by Bob Skinner, to win
nnv National league club has hls 14,n ame-
stolen since Cincinnati ran up Ray Washburn piU-hrrl tional league race.
134 in 1929. innings oi no-nu nan
For Wills his two stolen anrl wond P wi'h a f"r
' bases increased his league- hitler in the St. Loins Cardi
leadins lolal to 56 and the 2-0 victory over the
first then in the opening j. , Ilonstn,, Colls. A double by
ning was responsible for a ! Grnp 0I,vpr and a single by
run Afler stealing second, ' nil1 Maxvill drove in the Car
be went to third on a wild : Hln;lIs' r"ns ln the fourth in
thrnw from the catcher and n,"c;
i ;i a i r;iir The Milwaukee Braves
as on base 'in the fifth when j siWPPj, ,a riouhleheader from !
old fireballer won his loth N-r j
straight game Fridav nicbt K ' S
when he pitched an eight-hitter
to beat the Chicago Cubs,
8-3, and move the Dodgers
five games in front of the Na-
Pavis hit his 15th homer of
the season inlo the stands.
Stan Williams was credited
with his pighlh lifetime win
over Chicago against one loss
although he left the game in
STANDINGS
NATIONAL l,K(UK
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Lv. AncflPH ..71 3H
S-tn Krancisco .. 41
rirtfinn;tt ... . fi.T 45
r'tlchursh 3 4ri
Si I.ou s ftl 49
Milwnnkpp . . i7 33
rinlfdrlphia .... '! 'l
Ilnufton afl fi7
riiirHcn 4(1 Kfl
New Ynrk . 2fl 71
From the standpoint of thp
DodEors' pennant prospects,
the win was especially sicnifi
eant in that it was Drysdale's
i fourth straiRht complete-camr
j triumph since his southpaw
staff-mate Sandy Koufax was
sidelined by a hand ailment.
Needs Even Break
With 53 games left on the
Dodgers' schedule, il is psti
mated that Drysdalp will
make 12 or 13 more starts.
And with an even break in
kick, big Don could becoms
the first pitcher to win 30
games since ole Diz turned
the truck in 1934. Drysdale
has lost only four games so
far this season.
To most baseball men, Drys
dale is about four years lale
in "arriving.'' During spring
training in 1958, a poll of
writers picked Drysdale as
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"Minnfoln fil 47
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ChiraRn 5't 56
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the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-2
and 7-3. Joe Adcpck's three
run first-inning homer paced
the Braves in the first game
and a grand slam homer by
Tommie Aaron in the bottom
of the ninth won the nightcap.
The New York Mots swept
a doubleheader from the Cin
cinnati Reds, fl-t and 3-2 in
14 innings. Roger Craig pitch
ed a nine - hitter and Charley
Neal, Mary Throneherry and
Clarence Coleman homered in
the first game and Frank
Thomas broke up the four-; hp pitcher who sho.ild win
hour and 2u-minute nightcap i lhp mo-st Sanies during that
with his 2fith homer of the season.
year and his seventh in five Rul ,nHt was the 'vr 11,0
Dodgers moved into tlie mis
hapen Coliseum. And of all
the pitchers on the staff, the
t ballpark disturbed Drys dale
the most. He won 12, 17. 15
and 13 games during the four
reasons at the Coliseum and
then proved his point with his
remarkable improvement this
year.
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Nw York 601 dL'n (nix n 12 n
Klipp".ttin. Wills 1 1 1, Sislrr (Ri
and Kdwards; Crmc 6-1?i and C
Cnlrman l.P Khppvinn 3-2i Hit
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Miller, Hunter 1H1, .MarKenir
R G Miller '14' and Cannizzaro.
WP R, G Miller il-n LP Dra
howskv (2-6i. MR Thomas (2Hth .
Houston nnn nun nnn n 4 n
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Rrure. Krmnirrer ifli and Camp-
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PLAYER OF MONTH
Cincinnati, Ohio -ITU- Slug
ger Frank Howard of the
Los Angeles Dodgers has been
namrri winner nf the National
i ..ni . tun univ Srhafler ifti. LP Bnn
balloting for Julv. Howard, Pittshurch .mn nnn ann 5 11 n
bHllrd .SRI riurini July. In , s"i,i",'l;"' s,'"r'ri,v.',1f",B7" v1"a"
2ti games he had 37 hits, in- I (7i, Olivn 7-, Fare i7- Rnd Ftur-
Hudinc 12 homers. nrt drove S"?; "u
in 41 runs. Hp had 36 vntos m. l.P oiivo 13-I1. HR Skinner
in thr- ballolina hy hascball , (M'h'-
writers and broadcasters ChirRKn inn fun nni 3 11 1
ululp teammate Don Drv- L Ansrtu 1 111 020 ni 5 s 2
Willie leammrfie i "'. Hohhie. I.nrv . ninn nrt
dale,. Who had B fi-n pitChinfi RertPll. Wllhani Prrrnnnki
r.r.rrl rf..rin the month, was "nn Rn.rhnrn WP-
sernnd with 11.
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