Yankees Beat Senators for 4th in Row and Rise From Cellar to 6th Place TURLEY TRIUMPHS WITH 2-HITTER, 3-0 Published: June 1, 1950 Goes Route First Time Since "April 29—Skowron Belts ; 3-Run Homer in Sth ' By JOHN DREBINGER Spoclal to The Rew Tork Time ‘' WASHINGTON, May 31— long about 4:35 this afternoon t is more than likely a fooling 6f apprehension swept through! jbe American League. i For on this murky ee Casey tengel's suddenly ceeilenjeniensiom ps + 2 2 EA LBS HAE maps their most ‘maportant 9 to a4 three-run homer by Bill off Camilo Pascucl in ninth inning enabled the bers to triumph over the 3 to 0, a7 sor a ereep of the «, More significent than n that, it was Rob Turley who pitched the shutout. With Thr 8 brilliant Wo-Hilter, the Bombers finally ditted themselves out of the fpellar, where they had been ppired alnce May 20, Yankees advanced twa rungs, moving up te the com rehled atmosphere 0 of veth place as the Orioles to eighth, 5 percentsge points behind the Sehators. ce“ ‘Turley's Hurling Hailed # The hurling of Turley pro- vided the world champlons with itheir greatest moment of rejoic- Th. . as Sh 1 said, it fered the carta: riba = oe im an n the Bombers" meshanteds, ‘g: "From now on,” said Casey, iy think we ought to jo." During the recent upsurge of ¢ Bombers, Sbengel had re- ved fine pitching from Duke . Whitey Ford” Art Ditmar and a oo Only Turley, "s ranking piteher “tet 1958, was still dragging. Had been belted out five in a row. right-hander's first victory rsince May 5—his fourth of the al against six defoatsa—and! first complete game since| April 29. Becguer, Naragon Single The tus hits he allowed were ipeles, the first a hard smash BF Julio Becquer that caromed mt Turley's lez in the second fming, The other, by Hal Ner- fon, Was 2 line single te center fe the eighth after the Nats ned up their one scoring fwo-hit shutout po as the) Bthigele moved into the ninth. “Gat with two out, Mickey Man- “HG lined a hit inte right center that with his speed he converted into a double. Manager Cookie wagelto decided to ¥ogi! intentionally, It proved) wrong gucss A moment later Skowran belted _ No. & ‘ute the left fieli bleachers. 1 Harmon Killebrew, the Nats’) renowned new slugger with, elehteen homers. remained | stalled in three tries. He atruck out oneTurleys’s Knee Injured After the game Turley ad- mitted that his knee hurt from Beequer's drive. Gush Mauch, the Yankee trainer, used ice packs on the knec while the Yankees were at bat. However, -the pitcher and the trainer ¢x- pect that Bob will take his regular turn on the mound. . A drizzling rain started fall- ing about noon, delaying the start of the game for about half an hour. While the Yanks were sitting in their clubhouse waiting for the skies to clear, the phone Tang and a Voice with a strong Spanish accent asked for Mantle. Nor would the caller) take mo for an answer, When Mantle finally went to the, phone, the veice quile cheerily| gaid, “Hello, Mickey. How about running me that race?" Tt was the Senators’ Pedro Ramos, who im, addition to being «@ fine pitcher, also is regarded by many as one of the fastest rum- ners in the majors. Mickey just hiing up. ; Mantle, whe has been hitting at a terrific clip ever since May 20, thought, as did most every- one else in the park, that he had tagged one for extra bases the fourth, But Bob Allison, the Nats’ ¢ young center ficider, the ball down in his flove hand directly in front of the 488-foot mark, the farthest point from home plate on the playing field. NEW YORK 1A) =) WASHINGTON ta) | Ab AFB ' a.r.F.nbl i W.,.-3 0 & &) Bertal gh. .28 BO 0 Bebe 'ss.. 4000 | Taraely, of4.000 Mantle, cfu. 10 0) Alligem, ef..,.2000 her’, t.....- 2100) Miflebew. ab3 900 shores, dh.4 12 3 Leno, |i. O80 Hod bat 889] Heme, ccd 810 Monard, #f....39 90) seniord, ..-39 89 ae? ——s Piet... 1800 Ta Teta 2... 25 : ra 3, Leper 2, Mefinwaald 4, Farley _ 1. os diz Gericla 2, Hille: ‘brew 3, Beoquer 1, Maragaa i, Senfard 2, Paseuall 2. + 28 Aits—Steern, Bena, Masile AR! Shoaren. Sacrifice—Sipbern, ' o . IF. HL FL ER, BB. So. Torey (W, 4-4) ....% 2 0 @ 1 a 'Pasceal iL, 4=5)...,.