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'Rabbit' Ball Batters Pitchers In Majors; Phillies Drop To Second In National Loop , six wins, beat (he Yanks (or the third time, 5-2, in the second name. Gene Woodling s two By JACK HAND Auoctaled Prcu Sporuwriur About that lively ball, now, here's the dope right horn the Sunday box scores: The appalling one day total 37 home runs, 337 base hits, 188 runs; 68 beat up nitrhprs in 15 games. ' . ..... .. I.. !1 (.....nu ..J I) I -J I. .1. I.-, IT 1. .... - . I . ....;. .,. KabDU: ceuer luaKC II miisoi nuu ucsuiu, uivum itriicicr nauk ; in me secunu game wim-n uic No bunny can jump that high, that Borowy his first victory of the sea- i Sox lost, 84. often. ., . ion i" the second game. I sjd Hudson limited St. Louis to Sports In Brief A's whipped Art Houtteman, 5 2, in the first. .lust U'hpn ihm VanW uorA t-onHv to move in on the Tigers, Bobi" the first 21, for Vic Raschi Cain, a 1950 New York Hoodoo. ' over Billy Pierce. stopped them. Cain, who owns only Dropo hit two homers in Bos-1 Copenhagen Denmark won of homers including two bv Gus : ion's 13-10 oDenine victory over i both final singles matches from (By Tbt AuoctattMl Preu TENNIS Indianapolis Herb Flam of Bev ariu unit Calif., won the west- run double i ern tennis tournament, defeating Tony Trabert, Cincinnati, 8-3, s-3, 6-4. In p itsbureh a mtie guy named Ted Beard who hit .277 for lifdianapolis last year, hit one over the right field stands. Nobody had done that since Babe Ruth in 1935. Walt Dropo, man-mountain Bos ton Red Sox rookie lashed three home runs and two doubles in a doubleheader. Duke Snider o f Brooklyn went 5 for 5 against the St. Louis Cardinals. One of the nulrp'R hits was a homer. The New York Giants and Cin innati slashed away at one another for a total of 58 hits including 12 homers in a long, weary after noon, 1 , . No less than 53 hits splattered off the walls of Fenway Park where Cleveland and the Boston Red Sox divided a doubleheader. Down in Washington, Bucky Harris sent six pitchers, single file, after the Brownies. He barely got them out before dark. Rseardt Broken Latest returns, with all districts reporting, show a couple of new marks for the record books. The National league homer total of 25 was the most ever hit in that loop in one afternoon. The old mark of 24 was set Decoratiin day when the two majors hung up a 40 total. Thev also hammered out 333 hits May 30 but that's no longer tops. By some peculiar combination of events there was one shutout. But Walt Dubicl of the Cubs kept Sakata Defeats Paavo Katonen By CHUCK PLUM ME ft Mr. Sakata, Japanese Jiu Jitsu man, battled out a two out-of-three fall decision over Paavo Katonen at Elton Owen's weeklv wrestling ! card at the Roseburg armory Sa- turday night. In thA fire rnll ci. .4 - r. Bell and one each by Earl Turner Cleveland and added another, No. t Italy to enter European Davis cup ting quite a beating from wato- .. a. rum.u " . i nen, seemed to tire of the Finn's Montreal - I-rank Sedgman and oush lctj ,nd noored hjm wi(h Ken McGregor of Australia defeat-, r,bbjt puncneSi hip (h lnd , W. I. L. SCORES (By Tba AMOcUtitf Pru Hank Thompson's error on Bob- seven hits for a 5-1 Washington by Usher's grounder with the bases j victory in the first game but six loaded in the 12th gave Cincin-1 Senators couldn't stop the Brown nati an 11-10 win over the Giants ies who earned an even break and a clean sweep of the home with a 10-8 verdict, in the night run battles. The Reds took' the ! cap. opener, 16-4, with Ted Klusiewski ; hitting two homers and Johnnv j n , Pramesa, Grady Hatton and Lloyd V7CIT1$ IWICG Beat itierriman one eacn. 1 Americans Split Everybody split in the American league, leaving Detroit with its four - game lead over the New York Yankees. Homers by George Kcll, Hoot Evers and Jerry Priddy enabled the Tigers to take a second game from Philadelphia, 7-6, after the Second Swim Record Broken SAN FRANCISCO, July 17 UP) The West is hailing another swim champion today. Seventeen-year-old Judy Cornell of the Portland, Ore., Multnomah Athletic club shattered the far west 200-meter women's breaststroke re cord yesterday her second title in as many days. Judy, competing in the far west ern swimming and diving cham pionships, was timed at 3:09.3, more than five seconds under the i. ...... ..,:tk ih iim hu maltino ol(1 marx or j:h.b set Dy jcann .'. . ii... -:.inr Pemberton of Los Angeles A. C. in Dubiel's shutout was a bitter blow to the Philadelphia Phillies. Bare ly escaping St. Louis Saturday in a first-place tie, the Phillies drop ped two to the Cubs and fell into second place. Dubiel did his stuff in the 8-0 first game when the Cubs chased Russ Meyer with six runs in the seventh inning. In the second game, the Cubs ended rook ie Bob Miller's eight-game win streak with a 10-3 wallop. Seven runs in the fifth doomed Miller, a Phil bonus kid. Rookit Coasts Home Brooklyn pounded four Cardinal pitchers for 19 hits, 10-2, as rookie Chris Van Cuyk coasted home in his major league debut. The young Dodger lefty, just up from Fort Worth of the Texas league, allow ed seven hits and struck out sev en. Despite the loss, the Cards held first place by a half game. Boston missed a chance to close in on the leaders by losing the second game to Pittsburgh, 6-5, af ter taking the opener, 9-5, for Vern Bickford's 10th win. A flurry 1939. The day before she captured the 100 meter breastroke in 1:24.1. Multnomah was second in the women's championships with 45 points. Crystal Plunge of San Fran cisco won 71. Winner of the men's champion ships was the California Swimming club of Los Angeles with 114 points. Second was the Pasadena, Calif.. Athletic club with 22. Mult nomah and the San Francisco Olympic club tied for third with 16. Star of the men's competition was Peter Cole of the winning Los Angeles team. He won three events the 200, 400 and .800 meter free style races. League Leaders (By Th Auociated Presl) The Far West league pennant chase today was a tight two-club affair after the Klamath Falls Gems twice whipped the league leading Redding Browns, 10-4 and 8-7, Sunday. The double loss pulled the Gems to a mere two and one-half games behind the once high riding Browns. Ben Jeffey paced the Gems 14 hit attack in the opener with two homers, one good for three runs. In the finale, Redding's relief chucker, Ranee Rolph, dished up two walks and a single to load the bases and then forced in the I winning marker with another walk. Catcher Frank McMillan, with a single, double and home run, led the Eugene Larks to a 10-6 victory over Medford. 1 Pittsburg's Diamonds and the Reno Silver Sox split. The Dia- monds look the opener, 2-0, to give i pitcher Joe Angel his third straight shutout. He yielded only four hits in winning his seventh game. , Reno bounced back in the finale to win 8-5 to snap a three-game winning streak of the Diamonds. The cellar dwelling Willows Car dinals got some company by beat-i ing the Marysville Peaches twice, 6-5 and 7-4. The twin loss dropped ; Marysville into a tie for last place. : Bob- Ferrari hit a two-run homer for the winners in the second game. ed Lome Main and Brendan Mack en of Canada to give Australia 5-0 sweep of North American lone Davis cup semi-final, and the right to play Mexico. SOCCER Rio de Janerio Uruguay de feated Brazil, 2 to 1, in bog upset , Ann"" , ,0 (hinl( he wji iim wrestu unvic ,v,vvv. , H uimnAH at fh Ui.. D ACINu ,.". v iiraicn tiling Chicago Greek bong (siu.uu. Tacoma Yakima Wenatchee . TriCity Salem Victoria W 51 , 52 . 51 .. 49 . 39 41 body press. Katonen came back to take the second fall with elbow slams, head butts, and a hangman's hold. Sakata then did what the fans hjlV hln tl'alin- in that thirrJ fall he put Katonen to sleep. When 1 "is " Peters' tactics in win Sakata woke him up. Katonen seem lnln(! "' bo"t 8ass of "ke 01 Spokane 38 Vancouver 36 Games Sunday Tacoma 6-10, Wenaichee 5-6. Salem 7-4, Spokane 2-3. Onlv games scheduled. SATURDAY'S RESULTS Wenatchee 3, Tacoma 2. Yakima 5-3, Vancouver 0-16. Victoria 12-7, Tri-city 5-1. Salem 3, Spokane 1. Pet. .580 .571 .560 .538 .453 .451 .427 .411 Mew., July 1', 1950 The News-Review, Rot-burg, Or. 7 DON'T FORGET NEW ALARM I BilDGEPORT, Conn., (P) People who have been coasting on that old alibi for morning tardi ness "I forgot n set the alarm" have been given a sharp jolt by j the General Electric Co. A new automatic alarm clock which has to be set only one and thereafter wakes its owner at the same time every morning has been an nounced. The clock automatically resets itself to sound off every 24 hours including weekends unless the owner remembers to shut It off. nosed out Bed O'Roses' to win the $77,275 Arlington classic at Arling ton Park. ... lnslewood, Calif. Micne rsn.vn rantured the Inglewood handicap at Hollywood Park. TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE RICHMOND, Va., (.? This fellow apparently wasn't an "eager beaver" in his younger Jays. For that reason, it's likely to take an act of Congress to get him the 16 days of drill pay he says he has coming from the national guard The unnamed gentleman showed up at the state adjutant general's office and wanted his pay. Offi cials looked at his chart and agreed he had served in the national guard. But, they added, he should have collected his money when he com pleted his service 1917. was pourea on mm by one them as he left the arena. to him, and that happened to be Referee Elton Owen. 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