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The impact of Stanky's presence in the lineup against Brooklyn could be seen In the very first in ning. "Stankey walked," the play-by-play read. Before the first inn ing was over it also read "Stanky doubled down the left field line, Westlake and Bilko scoring." The Cards scored six runs in that first inning, knocking out Chris Van Cuyk. Players Say Farewell While the debut of Stanky and the Brooks' crushing 14 2 defeat stole the play in the National League, the American was saying its farewells to two fine ball players Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox and Gerry ; Coleman of the New York Yankees. Ted entrenched the Rookie -laden Red Sox in first place with a two - run homer, his first of the year, to beat Detroit, 5 - 3. It was the 324th of his brilliant 10 year big league career. Williams reports for flying duty as a Marine Corps captain at Willow Grove, Pa. Friday. Coleman, also a Marine Corps captain who reports Friday at Los Alamitos, Calif. Air Base, starred as the Yanks split a double header with the St. Louis Browns, Browns Beat Yanks The Yanks lost the opener to the Brownies, 9-4. Allie Reynolds earned the Yanks a split with a four - hitter in the second game, 4-1. Elmer Valo, the league's leading hitter at .410, snapped the Phila delphia A's out of a seven-Same losing streak with a three - run homer that beat ClevelandS Early Wynn, 3-1. The Chicago White Sox swept a twi - night doublcheader from Washington, 7-3 and 4-3 winning the second on Eddie Robinson's 11th inning homer off Bobo New som. The most Impressive daytime performance In the National was Larry Jansen's three - hitter a gainst Cincinnati for the New York Giants' 4 - 1 victory. Bob Addis' double in the 12th was the final blow of the Chicago Cubs' 20 - hit blasting of seven Philadelphia pitchers for a 9 - 8 edse. Pittsburgh broke its 10 - game losing strea.k with an 11 - 5 de cision over Boston despite home runs by Ed Mathews, Ebba St.- Claire and Earl lorgeson. Recent Rainfall Helps Berries And Pastures PORTLAND Wl Recent rain fall will benefit Oregon crops, par ticularly strawberries, the Oregon cooperative crop and weather summary reported Wednesday. Pastures and early crops have been retarded by a dry spell, in terrupted only by light showers, the report said. Some Western Oregon pastures were irrigated with sprinklers for the week end ing last Friday. Fall seeded wheat continues to look good with a full crop expected if there is adequate rainfall. Spring farm work is a week to 10 days behind schedule in Eastern Oregon but somewhat ahead of schedule in Western Oregon as a result of dry weather. Freezing weather caused some damage in Western Oregon and to iruit crops in scattered areas. In The Majors By The Associated Presi NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn Chicago New York Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh Pet. .800 .692 .636 .615 .462 .364 .357 .200 Mill ionaire Sailor With Peeve Told To 'Get Out' When He Visits Admiral To Discuss Grievances 'Informally' By ROY ESSOYAN HONOLULU (-"P) - The millionaire sailor and the admir al in his pajamas had a five-minute chat. Now the sailor is working for the admiral. Seaman 2C Bruce S. Hopping and Rear Adm. Francis C. Denebrink agreed their 7 a.m. chat Saturday wasn't exactly cordial. Hopping is a naval reservist with a three million dollar lumber business in New Jersey. He told a reporter "The admiral wasn't a gentleman.. .he was uncordial...he told me to get out." Denebrink told a reporter he waved Hopping to a seat and Hop ping said "I thought I should come by and let you see what kind of a man I am." Denebrink said he Ihen told Hop ping the procedure was most un usual and that Hopping apologized and left. The navy said Hopping had been transferred from the salvage ship Reclaimer to administrative duties on Denebrink's staff. The admiral is commander, service forces, Pacific. . The skipper and executive offi cer of the Reclaimer were cleared recently of crew complaints of Thuri., May 1, 1952 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 thought It might help "If we could talk together informally." But," he added, "when I told him why I was there he got huffy. He told me to get out." Jim Hirsch, 19-year-old "second baseman for the university of Florida baseball team, is the only freshman in the starting lineup. The first foals of the world cham pion 2-year old pacer, Knight Dream, will appear on the har ness racing turf this year. "petty tyranny." Vicious Rumors Blamed Denebrink has said the two Re claimer officers were "unjustly maligned by someone who distri buted vicious and distorted rumors about them." He added that the case would not be closed until final action is taken presumably against an alleged rumor monger. He didn't even hint who that might be. Hopping freely said he played a leading role among the complain ing crewmen. He retained a civil ian attorney to represent them. The sailor caused a minor furore at the Bainbridge, Md., naval training center last September. He Issued a public statement that navy food "wasn't fit to eat." Explaining his pre-breakfast call on the admiral, Hopping said he NEXT TIME BUY PATTERSON'S TAYSTEE FRESH BREAD Wednesday's Results New York 4 Cincinnati 1 Chicago 9 Philadelphia 8 (12 in nings) Pittsburgh 11 Boston 5 St. Louis 14 Brooklyn 2 W L AMERICAN LEAGUE 10 Boston St. Louis ' 8 Cleveland , 9 Chicago 6 New York . Washington 4 Philadelphia 2 Detroit z Wednesday's Results St. Louis 9-1 New York 4-4 Boston 6 Detroit 3 Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 1 Chicago 7-4 Washington 3-3 (2nd game 11 innings) Pet. .833 .667 .643 .500 .455 .400 .200 .182 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L San Diego 19 10 Hollywood 16 12 Los Angeles Portland Oakland San Francisco Seattle Sacramento Wednesday's Results Hollywood 9 Sacramento 5 San Diego 7 San Francisco 4 Seattle 15 Los Angeles 6 Portland at Oakland postponed 15 12 12 13 12 13 13 15 12 16 10 18 Pet. .655 .571 .556 .480 .480 .464 .420 .357 TASTY . . . HEALTHFUL mm For a quick, tasty pick-me-up, try Umpqua Dari-Rich Chocolate Drink. Hot orcold you AND your child will want more and more! UMPQUA DAIRY BUTTERMILK Try it between meals, at bedtime . . . or anytime vou feel the need for a healthful refreshment. makes food taste better when used in cooking. A fine, nourishing drink for both young and old. Rich in iron content ... low in calorie count. Try some today... 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