Yankees’ Ed in a row, Lopat won his é¢lg beating *ee= Athietics, 7 to 5. For the first teime,thisesseason Lopat could not go the distance. He was knocked from the box in the eighth and Allie Reynolds came in to snuff threat. The out White Sox Indians, 6 4, to a Philadelphia whipped as Billy the Pierce bested Bob Lemon on the hill. Eddie “Robinson and Phil Masi clouted homers for Chicago. The Red Sox crushed the Senators, 14 to 2, Ted Williams banging in four runs. The Browns nosed out the Tigers. 4 to 3, behind Al Widmar to end a six-game losing streak. In Friday afternoon’s only game, the Pittsburgh Pirates knocked out (Frank Hiller during a five-run sixth inning while Murry Dickson held the Chicago Cubs to five hits to win, sixth 10 to victory 1. It of the was Dickson’s season. The triumph, helped along on homers by Ralph Kiner and George Metkovich, broke a six-game Pirate losing streak. A homer by Andy Pafko kept Dickson from a shut- out. Derby Outlook ‘Still Obscure; 137 Due at Post By the Associated Press LONDON, May 27.—As many as 37. three-year-old racehorses from England, Ireland, France and Amer| ica may fight out the 173d—and | richest—English Derby day afternoon Downs. at on Wednes- historic Epsom First money for the grueling mileand-a-half classic ting track with over the undula- its sharp left-hand bends and turns will be £19,486 ($54,561). Total prize money will be £22,925 ($64,190). ’ Trying to find the winner will be the biggest puzzle in the history of the race, too. Topsy-turvey form in warmups has left bookmakers and betting boys tion’s as puzzled povulation as half the na- which. in ac-