The closest they came, the tie in the ballgame was Roy White,

long line drive that Kline loped back and caught just above the fence in right field,

and that was in the sixth inning, and the last ten men in the row went down.

As the winning pitcher was the left-hander for the Detroit Tigers, Mike Phil Kenney,

and Mel Stolomeyer, the loser. Two runs, eight hits for the Detroit Tigers in one run, and four hits for the New York Yankees in the opener of the doubleheader. The Tigers come up with their first win at Yankee Stadium this year. The Yankees have beaten them the other two ball games, And we'll have the other game in just a little while.

Dan Vonson will be the pitcher for the New York Yankees and Joe Necro,

who pitched an outstanding ball game against the Yankees the last time he faced him out in Detroit.

He'll be on the mound for the Detroit Tigers.

Here are the lineups for the second game, and we have changes for both teams.

For the Yankees, Horace Clark will be leading off and playing second base.

Jake Gibbs will bat second and catch.

Voughty vets third and center fields.

Roy White, the left field of bats fourth.

Pete Ward will be at first base hitting fifth.

Kurt Lusbury and right field six.

The Jerry Kenny at third base seven,

Gene Michael at shortstop, 8th, and Stan Bonson will be on the mound in batting night.

Bonson has won four out of his last five starts, with McDaniel getting credit for a save in each of the four

victories, and tonight will be a third shot of the year against the Tigers. He beat them

four to one on May the 15th as he held the six-hitter,

and then he had no decision against him on May the 25th.

He went eight innings, and he allowed three runs on six hits.

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