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420-foot home run over the centerfield fence in the Lions' 15-2
romp over Rutgers yesterday. First sacker Barry Rodenhaver (9)
greets Gursky.
Lions Bomb Scarlet, 15-2;
Kikla Notches 3rd Win
Joe Bedenk's baseballers pounded out 16 hits, including
a pair of home runs, behind the 6-hit pitching of southpaw
Ed Kikla to beat Rutgers, 15-2, on Beaver Field yesterday.
Kikla struck out ten and walked
three while going the route for his
third win without a loss.
The classy lei thander was in
trouble only twice—when the
Scarlet scored their runs in the
second and ninth innings.
Rutgers (7-3-1) opened the scor
ing in the top of the second with
an unearned run.
The Lions knotted the score in
their half of the inning and then
blew the game wide open with a
big 5-run third.
Bart Brodkin led off the
frame with a walk. moved to
second on an infield out and
scored on Dick Pae's single.
Zeke DeLong forced Pae for
the second out, but four consecu
tive hits by Don Jonas, John
Phillips, Al Gursky and Barry
liodenhaver gave the Nittanies a
6-1 lead and sent starter and
loser Bob Pietrucha to t h e
showers.
Reliever Bill Ruggiero got out
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Robinson, Phillips, Torborg.
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2, Brodkin, DeLong, Jonas, kodenhaver,
Thompson.
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of the inning, but the Lions took
up where they left off in the
fourth.
Brodkin led off the inning with
another walk and after third
sacker Don Robinson grounded;
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runners on first and third.
DeLong promptly lined a
single into leftfield. Brodkin
scored and Pae moved to third
as the leftfielder bobbled the
ball. Jonas scored Pae with a
sacrifice fly to deep left.
The Lions tallied once in the
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CHICAGO (IF) A shaky Chi
cago defense, leaking three un
earned runs, and Orlando Cepe
da's two-run homer boosted the
San Francisco Giants to an 8-4
victory over the Cubs yesterday.
Cepeda's bleacher shot in the
sixth gave the Giants 15 homers
in four consecutive games, one
behind the• major league record
set by the Milwaukee Braves in
1953 and again in 1956. Tuesday,
the Giants matched the three
game record of 14 homers.
Chicago's Ernie Banks slammed
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—The New York Yankees bombed
the Minnesota Twins with seven
runs in two big innings and swept
the second of their three-game
stand 7-3 yesterday.
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Twins pitcher, shelling Pedro Ra
mos in the seventh with a four
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New York got to Ramos for
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NEW YORK (iP) Sonny Lis
ton and Eddie Machen remained
the top two contenders for Floyd
Patterson's heavyweight title in
the current ratings announced by
Ring , Magazine.
Speculation has been rampant
the past few weeks as to whom
Patterson would meet in his next
,defense, possibly in late summer.
Liston is actively campaigning
for a title fight while Henry Coo
per, of England, ranked fourth,
and Tom McNeeley, ninth-ranked
from Arlington,- Mass., also have
been mentioned along with Ma
chen.
Harold Johnson, who defended
his National Boxing Association
title last month against Von Clay,
was ranked as top contender to
Archie Moore for the light heavy
weight • crown.
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