10 The Statoiman. Salem, Oregon. Sunday. July 13. 1947
Senators Thump Stars, 1 -3,
For Sixth Straight -.Success
Lefty Mossor '
Gets 12th Win
Townies Gain on Vies;
Play Twin-Bill Tonight
YAKIMA, July 2-JP)-Saem't
Senators ran wild against two
Yakima hurlcrs here tonight to
rapture their f econd straight game
in the five game, regies, 11 to 3,
and run their "current winning
streak to six game?, within one of
their longest success strings of the
iepson.
Lefty Wandell Mossor was on
the mound for the Salem club last
night, and when Mosfor toes the
hill in Yiikima, it means another
loss for the Stars. Mossor wasn't
as effective as usual but he had
enough to. keep his Indian sign on
the Star?. He allowed seven hits
find roasted to his 12th win of the
season as against five looses.
Msor didn't need to have too
much, for his mates gave him
liciut ill wuia uu. lit j - wvi evi
once in the first, twice in the
third, singles in the fourth and
fifth, and went wild with six
more in the seventh. Big blow in
that rally was a triple by Lou
, Kubick.
Bob Moore, Ed Barr, and Bill
Beard each got three hits and Bud
Peterron moved a notch closer to
f the charmed .300 circle with two
blows in six trips. Mel Nunes got
but one hit, a double, but batted
in five run?. Kubiak hit in three
and Beard two.
Mos.or whiffed but three and
walked a half dozen.
The two teams go at it again
Sunday in a twin-bill slated for
even o'clock.
Despite the win, Salem failed to
gain on either Bremerton -or Spo
kane, running 1-2 in the league
at present, but did add a half game
to -their margin over the fourth
place Victoria Athletics.
Salem (11) YtUni (J)
BHOA BHOA
Peterson. 2 2 S Barnr. 113 3
f patter
1,4 3 Lilly X 4
1 S 3
Sunn J
Kubiakj
Barr.m Kruf.l
Frl c
Mocnor.p
13 2 RobintonJ S 0 1 0
S 3 2 0 rhmpun.m 10 3 0
9 1 2 0 GokUbry.l 2 0 6 1
4 3 2 0 PcUnwn.l 4 10 1
4 110 Brlnghl.r 4 110
4 3 3 0 Phillip 2 2 ( 0
5 1 1 6No),p 2 0 0 1
ritft.m 2 0 3 0
Wllrtn,p 3 0 0 1
ToUli 42 It 27 10 Totals 33 7 27 10
Kalem 102 110 00011
Yakima 000 102 000 3 .
lowing pitcher, Nowcla. -Pitchrr
IP AB H R tR SO BB
KowfH 4HS1 I I 4 1
Walkrrtln 4 30 7 3 2 1
Unnor .. . 0 ,11 3 3
Hit by pitcher: Spaeter by Nowels.
Wild pile lie Kowela. Wallentetn 2.
Xrrora: Mofwr, Lilly. Coldtberry.
Phillip. Left on baei: Salem 12, Yak
ima Three bate hits: Kubiak. Two
hltt: Bermghet.' Lilly, Phillip.
Nunc. Runs batted Id: Nun 8. Moore,
Kubiak 3. Barr. Beard 2. Berinf hele,
Vhillip 2. Stolen bases: Kubtak. Barr
Spoeter. Nunes. Oouble plays: Pet
rson to Spoeter to Kruj II). Barnes
to Lilly to Goldtberrr ) Time: 20.
Umpires: Last and Abbey. -
Softies Resume
Action Monday
Both the American and Nation
al divisions of the Salem Softball
circuit return to action at Leslie
Monday night when the lowly Pa
per Makers go after their first
win in an American clash against
the Knights of Columbus, and the
Veterans of Foreign Wars try the
Pink Elephants in a National side
v contest. On Wednesday night the
t Salem Navy plays Mootry's Phar
macy and the Kagles play Warner
Motors.
; Stapgs Honored
At Forest Grove
FOREST GROVE, July 12-
Paul Stagg. son of the famed Am-
Alonzo Stagg and Pacific uni
versity's new coach, was due to
leave tonight for Michigan. Stagg,
long with his famous father, was
honored last night at a Pacific
university banquet. He will return
to hit summer home near Grand
Rapids. Mich.,- until school starts.
The elder Stagg will return to
bis home at Stockton, Calif.
Forgive Me FirM
SEATTLE, July ll-4)-Forgive
We swished to a narrow win to
day in the featured six furlong
seventh rare at Longacres during
program in which one horse fell
dead in the middle of a race and
another snapped a foreleg.
Trip aft Prize
SEATTLE, July 12.-0P-An ex-Ien!e-free
trip to Los Angeles to
compete In the Hearst national
Junior golf championship Aug.
18-21, will r the major time Aug.
4-5 in the Washington State Jun
ior buy s tourney, the sponsoring
ft-tfttrlligrncer said tonight.
SENATOR SWAT
t'p to date)
1! Pet.
3 .4211 ipaeter
34 .374 Kru
as J.TJ Anderson
41 JS29 Moftnr
B
7
1
2S5
127
BHPct
Wilson
Barr
Moore
Sketoer
ward
Kutstak
t tenon
i no VIC
Hunt
344 SI .265
266. 68 ,27
1 5.263
47
7
S.iei
2M
311
2 J23 Wyatt
f 7 JI2 Kerr
3.140
23 3.130
271
S7
302
ao m Lazor
1 Ml Sporer
S2 .2'il titason
38 3.07S
IS
1 .053
0 .000
5
Pitching r
W
L SO
5 Anderson
3 1X2 F,aon
105 Spor r
5 48 Sinovic
W L SO
WiUon
' Moaaor
Watt
Laxor
3
12
12
7
s s a.
1 1
4 5 38
4-10 N
Oregonians
"In the Majors
BXHOAtRbl
Frtkjr. Red- Sox 3 1 1 3 0 0
Iloerr. Red Sox .4 0 t 1
OortJon. Indiana 2 0 S 1 2 a
' ffeveiMt game 4 1 I 41') B
Fitcners:
Bff; Yankees, pitched four -lnn
WW, nti rrroiiw nn wm or loss.
Due for Myrtle
'
These two stalwarts will contest the Salem Capitols la two af the
. three games at Myrtle Bowl this week. Tonight when the Valsets
Loggers clash with Mgr. Johnny Kolb's locals Lefty Charley San
vain (left) likely will hnrl against Salem. When the Harlem Globe
trotters play the Capo Wednesday night Zell Miles (right). Trotter
outfielder-slugger will be on the enemy side. Both tonight's game
and the Wednesday clash start at 8:15 o'clock.
Caps Battle Valsetz
Tonight. Trotters Next
Salem's Capitols face a busy week in their Myrtle Bowl acre
age, starting tonight with a State league game at 8:15 o'clock with
the Valsetx Loggers. On Wednesday night the famed Harlem
Globetrotters vlstt Myrtle Bowl to play Mgr. Johnny Kolb's crew.
The Trotters in an earlier visit to Waters park trounced the beard
ed House of Davids. Then on Thursday night the Caps play host
to the State leagne second half leading McElroy's nine of Portland.
Tonight's mix is a must for the locals, as they have already
dropped one game in the league's second half play, that to Me
Minnville last week. Another loss will erase the Caps as a title
threat, whereas a win will keep them In the thick of the scrap.
Skipper Kolb has three hurlers to toss at the Loggers - - Bill IIan
auska, Lee Fallins or Red Miller. Yalsets has a pair of capable
lefthanders In Charley Sauvain of Oregon State college and Wood
burn prominence and Ed Johnson. Sauvain likely will get the
starting rail. The loggers are loaded with Oregon StaU players.
2000 See CP's
Win Donk Tilt
' " Approximately two thousand
fans enjoyed the laugh-fest of
the season at Waters Park Sat
urday night when Capital Post
No. 9 and Jack Moore's buckin',
balkln burros defeated iSalem
Post No. 136, 2 to 0 fn the don
key ball game.
Capital Post also won the musi
cal chair event, with Ike Bacon
scoring the deciding point In that
side-splitter. Salem Post salvaged
some honors, however, by taking
the polo game played early in the
evening by a 3 to 1 score.
Moore, who hails from Rose
burg, brought 10 mules with him
for the show, and their antics
kent the laree crowd laughing
from beginning to end.
Weston Grabs
PNGA Trophy
PORTLAND. Ore.. July
-Ray Weston and Mrs. Babe
Freese Bowman, both or Port
land, captured the men's and
women's championships of the Pa
cific Northwest Golf association
here today.
Weston defeated Charles Gor
don, Seattle, one and two while
the veteran Mrs. Bowman over
whelmed. young Gracie DeMoss,
Corvallis, six and five.
Weston held a three-up lead at
the end of 18 holes this morning
with one-under par 71 while Gor
don posted 74.
Mrs. Bowman was three up
over her young opponent at end
of the first 18 holes for the wom
en's title.
Piet Wing Futurity
CHICAGO. July 12.-Vip)-Piet, a
little chestnut colt, whose father.
Grand Slam, won the 1935 Ar
lington futurity at odds of 32 to 1,
salloDed to an upset victory in the
1947 futurity today, richest two
year old event in 18 years, before
a crowd of 30,000 at Arlington
Park.
The race was worth $66,900 to
Piet's owners.
Tuesday Mat
The second half of the doable
main event and the l:3t o'clock
opening preliminary now booked
up, Taesday
night's weekly
mat party at
the armery
awaits only the
starting bell.
Match maker
Elton Owen an
nounced last
night. Alreadyl"
having signed
Villager T a a y
Row and Ten
nessee Tonghle
tea Mser
for a rematch.
Stockey Kneilsen
after Rom flattened
nasty last week.
the bearded
Owea has
r handed Jack (Tiger) KJser and
Lea (Steenka) Ksrlinko the oth
er ' mala eventer. Beth mala
events will be 2-of-S fallen,
limited ta 45 minutes. The Kl-
Bold Action
1
'St
f
4 .
r
t .,m
' .' OSt V -
v -
onto
W! LI AG US
w L. pet. w rci.
Bemertn 53 35 .602 Tacoma 42 45 .4S3
L-Spokarve 4S 37 .570 Vancouver 41 45 .471
Salem 48 31 -558! Yakima 35 49 .417
Victoria 50 42 .5431 Wenachee 30 57 .345
Saturday s scores: At Trauma a. aa-
letn 11; at Victoria 59. Vancouver 12-S;
at Bremerton 4. Tacoma 3; at Wenal
chee 11, Spokane 13.
COAST LEAGCE
WLPct.
W L Pet.
47 49 .490
50 54 481
47 57 .452
45 55 .450
Los Angls 00 45 .572' Portland
San Fran 55 48 .534 ; Hollywood
Oakland 53 48 .525 San Diego
Sacrmnto 51 52 .495 Seattle
Saturday s scores: At San
Diego 1.
S. Holly-
Portland S: at Los Angeles
wood ; at San Francisco 4,
Oakland
I.
IS; at Sacramento 4, Seattle
NATIONAL LEAGl'E
WLPct. WLPct.
Brooklyn 47 31 .603 Cincinnati 30 40 .404
Boston 42 33 .S60 Chicago 30 41 .468
New York 30 34 .534 Philadelph 33 45 .423
St. Louis 41 30 .533: Pittsburgh 2S 44 .387
Saturday's results: At New York 0-3.
St. Louis 4-11; at Brooklyn 7-4, Chicago
2-5: at Boston 4. Cincinnati 0; at Phil
adelphia 4, Pittsburgh 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WLPct. WLPct.
New York 51 20 .062'Phllsdelph 38 30 .44
Boston 40 34 .9411 Chicago 30 43 .402
Detroit 38 34 .528 Washinf tn 33 39 .438
Cleveland 34 34 .500' St. Louis 25 47 .347
Saturday s results: At St. Louis 3-5.
New York 12-S: at Detroit 0. Boston 2
at Cleveland 2-5, Philadelphia 4-4; at
Chicago o, Washington
Western Amateur
Slated Next Week
DES MOINES. July 12.-7P)-A
fast field of golfers assembled at
the Wakonda club today for the
western amateur tournament as
the gallery experts pointed the
championship finger at three of
America s top shooters - - Frank
Stranahan, Marvin (Bud) Ward
and Ted Bishop.
The trio of U. S. Walker cup
team performers was the object
of the most titled discussion con
cerning a field of J 10 players who
will battle it out next week for
the championship Stranahan won
last year by nipping Ward 1 up in
38 holes.
Card Lined Up
ser-Karlinko brawl will be the
first of the pair.
The prelim, another 2-ef-3
faller but limited to SI minutes
will offer Al Staas, the Hun
garian swifty against freshly re
tnrnea Tex tlager. nlmself no
slouch in the speed department
Hager, a populalre here long ago.
has been going great In the mid
west grappling area and returned
ta bis homeland anly last week.
The barrel-chested little guy al
ways has been a crowd-pleasing
operator, and so has Stasav
Theirs should be a snappy mix.
Both mainer, and particularly
the rematch, likely wUl be ding
dangers leaning ta the mayhem
tsh side. Kneilsen bashed apen
Rom' brow last week but despite
the blood Anthony came back
to end the ..tonghie'S: long win
streak here. . 4
fflWlTromtaRi
r Bar" fc
Hunting Rules
Set for Fall
Dates and Regulations
Announced at Hearing
PORTLAND. Julr 12-V-Th
state game commission today ten
tatively set hunting season dates
and authorized a concurrent deer
and elk season for southeastern
Oregon Oct 1-20.
Following two davs of hparinr
here, the commisfion set the deer
season for Oct 1-20 in all but 13
closed areas in the state, and
authorized an Oct 1-20 elk season
for that portion of the state east
of The Dalles-California highway
and south of the John Day high
way rom Redmond to Nyf sa.
The western Oregon elk season
for Clatsop, Columbia, Lincoln and
that part of Lane county north of
the Siuslaw river was set for OcL
25-Nov. 2, inclusive.
The pheasant season was sched
uled for Oct. 22 to Nov. 2 in
ea5tern and southern Oregon with
the Willamette valley again closed
to hunting. The bag limit was set
at three cocks a day and not more
than six in possession.
The valley auail season for
eastern and southern Oregon
counties was set for the ame
dates, with the bag limit at five a
day and ten in possession.
The waterfowl season was
scheduled Oct 22-Nov. 5, inclu
sive and Dec. 24-Jan. 6. inclusive.
There will be no season for
antelope hunting.
Beavers Stop
San Diego, 6-1
SAN DIEGO, Calif., July 12.-(yp-Veteran
right hander Jack
Salveson limited San Diego to
five hits to pitch the Portland
Beavers to a 6 to 1 Pacific Coast
league victory tonight The .win
gave Portland a four to three
edge in the series.
rertlana San !
BHOA HHOA
Mullen X 4 1 1 5 Clay. m 4 0 2 0
Ratto.
S 2 4 Z Hamlltnj 4 13 2
5 3 4 0 Barrett.r 4 110
3 1 OlWesU 4 110
4 2 10 Kerr.c 3 0 5 0
Smith. m
Storey .3
Lazor J
Escobars 4 0 4 0 Shupe.l 3 1 12 1
Vlco.l 4 2 10 0 Gyselmn X 3 0 11
Sllvera.c 3 1 3 0 Tranj 3 0 2 3
Salvesn.p 3 0 0 1 Salvo. p 2 10 4
MCOoiwl' 10 0 0
Chapple.p 0 0 0 0
Totals 35 11 27 0 Totals 31 5 27 13
Baited for Salvo In Bth.
Portland Oul out 130
San Dirro . .ooo no loo I
Pitcher IP AB R H ERRBROWP
Salvo S330 11 S 0 S 0
ChappW 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 1
Salveson ... 31 1 3 1 1 3 0
Error Hamilton. I .eft on bases
Portland 0. San Diego 3. Two baae
nils Kaito. smith z. Vlro. Three base
Mil Mullet. Vtco. Home run La for.
Sacrifice hits Salveson. Storey. Sil
vers. Runs batted In Ratto. Smith.
Sahreson. Shupe. Lazor 3. Double plays
Hamilton to Tran to Shupe. Mullen
to Vlco. Time. 2 HI. Umpires En.
Rein. Orr and Warnecke. Attendance
3503.
Seattle
000 000 050 S 10 0
012 000 0104 t 4
Sacramento
Barrett and Kumm
Stagg (3)
Fletcher. Holcomb S and Fernandes'
Hollywood ... OOO 401 000 010 03 0 17 0
Los Angeles 000 002 201 010 00 14 1
i mninrsi
Bi thorn. Greeore (3). Ysvli.n flit
and Cameron: Bauers. Baker (41. Os
born (71, Dobemlc 9I and Malone
Oakland 240 OOO 09013 20 2
San Francisco 100 000 102 4 1 1
Bearden and Rimnru4i-
Werle (2). Budnlck IS) and Osro-d-wrkl.
16 Semi-Pro
Teams Picked
PORTLAND. Julv 12-iJP-Th
roster for the Oregon semi-pro
baseball tournament here was
completed todav with 18 M 20 re
plicant teams named for the Julv
21-Aug. 8 competition.
Mine Portland and seven up
state teams are included. The
first round of olav for the dou
ble-elimination tourney:
July Z I McElroy's vs. Timber
Structures; Rialto Billiards vs.
Banks. July 22 - - Hollvww4
Sport Shop vs. Hillsboro; Forest
urove vs. cyeriys. July Z3 - -Portland
Firemen vs. Mt. Angel;
Valsetz vs. Reliance System. July
24 - - Hood River vs. Portland
Babes; Toledo vs. Kool Spot
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tsTTSl' 'i i 1 1 ia 4 - . S
HOSfESS - Terry Car
roll. 20, has been chosea ta act
as hostess ta visiting bathing
beaatles at Atlantic City daring
"Miss America rageant" next
' September.
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t "
r
There Isn't mack- eajeysaeat
la seeing yr best allrber
IsM-ae! frtas yea right wbea
be Is slapplsur tfewa the eaeory
right and left An4 Vie Rascal
was rrtlan4's best pitcher. Ne
leebt Mgr. Jlsa Turner Mat
tered mere than -beck" when
the narent Yankees Blacked the
gay front bin last week, bat
tbea that's what came af these
baseball tieaps and working
agreements. We have only U re
member a seasea age, and Jest
. a boat this time ef the year. tee.
when the same Portlands, then
aa the plecking end. snatched
ear Geerge Vlea frant as right
when he was needed mast Sa
shoold there be any die-hard
Senator fans with revenge In
their systems they ran new smile
at the tarned warm. . . . Inci
dentally. Portland may be an
happy at seeing Kaschl leave bat
at sa the rest af the Caast
leaguers. A heavily-talented gent
wha. In baseball Jargon "had it"
Kaschi's departure anojaesUon
ably broaght a few smiles to the
pans belonging to ma a 7 a bata
man In the neighboring leagne.
We watched him pitch twice and
both times were thankfal he
wasn't farmed eat to the Slate or
Cascade loops. ....
Sneaking of pitchers and their
tools, shoald Linfield's Gene Pe
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MULE DRIVER: When the midgeU rammence their Myrtle Bawi
racing season late this month, so tentatively planned, veteran cam
paigner Lea Wahl (above) of Vanreaver. Waalu. and his "Kwaybark
Male baggy will be among those prearnL
Turf Field to Hare
Aluminum Vot$J'oo
rORTLAND. Jaly lX-tAVMall-Bomah
Field, rarrently getting a
face-lifting with InsUllatUa of a
dralaage system and new tarf,
also will get alaminam gosl posts.
Officials said the pests weald
be Installed In time for the open
lag football game. Aag. 17. be
tween he professional Brooklyn
Dodgers and Los Angeles Dons,
Tars, Indians
Cop WIL Tiffs
By The Associated Press
The top teams in the Western
International league remained in
their same relative positions as
the result of Saturday's games.
Bremerton protected their 3
game lead over Spokane by edg
ing Tacoma 4 to 3 in ten innings,
Spokane kept its one-game mar
gin over third-place Salem by
winning a slugfest from Wenat
chce 13 to 11, and Salem in
creased its lead over Victoria to
a full game as the Solons thump
ed Yakima 11 to 3.
Vancouver and Victoria split a
pair, 12 to 5 for the Caps ami 9
to 8 for the A's. Vancouver's split
and Tacoma's loss put the Cap
ilanos just one-half game be
hind the fifth place Tigers.
Vancouver 100 111 020-12 17 2
Victoria 003 000 011 5 II 2
Sryder and Brenner: Kasparovitch.
Blankenship t and Mastro.
Vancouver 000 161 051 S 14 1
Victoria . SOI 000 002-0 II I
Hall. Rotoertoon iSi and Stumpf.
Brenner 8; Arnold Kasparovitch
IS). R. Jeneen t and Antke.
Bremerton 010 OOO on3 014 7 0
Tacoma . . 101 010 OOO 00 2 II I
Johnston. P. Bartsoff 8 and Volpi:
Cilaon. Ttnaley (21 and Clifford.
Spokane . 007 401 100 1) 10 2
Wenatchee 121 100 15011 12 2
Kramer. Miller itl and Buff lap.
O'Neill 14); Rose. Frost 4 and Dal
rympte. FTTZSIMMONK HAS RECORD
Pitcher Fred Fitzvjmmons of the
Dodgers, with 16 won end 2 lost
for an .889 percentage, topped Na-
tional league pitchers since 1900.
His record was made in 1940.
a ab
DlManlo. Yankees 74 77S
HotMlieau. Indiana . Si 231
Walker. Chillies 74 771
Kelt. Tlnris 71 Z74
Klauchter. Cardinals 7S 2S
Haas. Brds . 71 283
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SI .U2
S3 32S
l 31
Runs hatted In National Irarur
Cooper. Giants. SO: Marshall. (itanl. SI.
Mire. Giants. SS. American Iraru ti
Massio. Yankves. SS. Uwir. Krd V
SO; Johnson. Yankees, 4. William. Hrd
Sox. 49.
Home runs National: Mne. Gianta.
23: Kiner. Pirates. II; Marshall. Gi
ants. 20. American: Gordon. Indian. '
i: iveiier. Yankees. 13: Heath. Bron.
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353 N. Liberty . - s" TtLliiU
MEL Nl'NES
terson be capable of whipping
ap stints for the Salons like he
did In blanking the Capitols at
MrMlnnvllle the other night
Skipper Jack Wilsons need for
a pert right hand pitcher ts
ended. Petersen had great staff
la that game and weald have
Strong Named
Whitman Boss
WHITMAN COI.LFX.K. Walla
Walla. July 12 -(Sprlal)-D. A.
(Dave) Strong. 31-year-old for
mer running male of all-American
Tom Harmon and one-time
coeching assistant to Michigan's
Fritz Cruler and Nebraska's Pot
sy Clark, was announced today
by the Whitman college board of
trustees as the new head man In
a broad reorganization of Whit
man athletics being carried out
this summer.
D. F. Baker of WalLa Walla.
president of the bord, said that 1
"other personnel changes ran be
expected in establishment of a
new health and physical educa
tion department.
Born and raised in Washington,
a Michigan graduate and holder
of a master of science degree in
administration of physical educa
tion. Strong was elected by the
board to fill an elevated top sot
in Whitman s first step toward a
program of "athletics for all
Strong's title will be dueclor of
athletics and associate professor
of physical education. He succeeds
R. V. (Nig) Borleske. former di
rector of physical education for
men. The new man, who was a
triple threat grid regular at Illi
nois and Michigan, was highly
recommended by Crisler of Mich
igan. CapL Tom Hamilton of the
U. S. naval academy, and Mike
Ryan, formerly at Idaho, now at
Wyoming.
Table of Coatal .Tidrs
VS. coast and teodelie survey. Port
land. Ore . compilation of tides at Tan.
Orecon for July. 1S47.
July.
13
147
Time
Mam.
7 5 p m.
Hish
Water
Time Water
2 31 a m. OS
1 2S p m.
Ill im.
2 27 p m.
114 am.
3 ZS p m.
S 13 a m.
4 23 p m.
t 3 a m.
5 23 p m.
lUtm.
TO p m.
7 32 a m.
7 IS p m.
0 IS a m.
Itl pm.
S S3 a m.
S IS p m.
0 47 a m
IS 23 p m
II X t m
1 34 p m
II IS a m
23
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S 4S a m.
50 p m.
It M a m.
S 40 p m.
11 SI am.
IS 33 p m
12 41 p m.
II 23 p m.
1 2S p m.
17 a m.
2 12 p m
1 OS a m.
Ill pm.
IO0 im
3 41 p m
2 S3 a m
4 2i p m
1 Si i in
5 O p m
C1J am
S M p in.
Vim.
43 p m.
7 34 a m.
7 M p .T.
S 27 a fn.
S ,S p m.
la II am.
S 07 p m.
1 1 27 a m.
IS p m.
1 1 OS p m.
11 U p in.
12 S p m.
II 13 p m
17
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II
22
23
24
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laini
12 as p m.
la i m
I R pm
1 3 a m
IM pm.
3 SS a m
IM pm.
4 43 a m.
vl M p m.
t 23 a m.
4 41 p m.
0 OS a m.
124 srn.
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immm
that akht blanked tar etab m
the W1U Jest aa todVaOoai af
has staff: Woody Salanoa Wiled
la the aialh ao a piacn hitter and
sVlet" 1 blew three fai oases
right by IL Waadrow; whkh Jwa
Isn't dona by everybody. Solsaoa
waag at aH three be4 tidal
raaae rlsoe. We traly ho rvte
poaoeaaes thai kia4 af staff when
UUlag for the WlHaas . . . tten
Al Schaaa kit the-aWtaae the
other night with his first Kewa
tor braodcaat he arao holding
"best aHhes" Ulegrama from
Both Red Barber and tXile
Walker. kVaoklya Dodger aaa
rtates. Al aorlrd wlUi the loaned
hraadeaater lUraer aa Braoklyn
gaaaes and Walker ts the Dodg
ers fair-haired aatrWtdlng boy
He's one af the snore Bag lam
rtsed players aa the nine, bat
la oar esUamaUea wee bat mas
ealar Mel Nane Is easily the Up
third seeker ta the MI raandan.
We have a few aye ares oa that
from Ike Waters eaitamscs slao,
we're sare. Night after algal Mel
nsaaafacUres dandy plays at the
third tlaUea and eJUaeagh his
Cards, Dodgers, Yanks
Sweep Double-Headers
Ilnlbiriln Ileal Giant. Ticr, Cain Virtual
Tic for Thiol; Yank. 91, Ahead, BrooL 3
By The Akartta4 Presa
Those World Champion SL lus8 Cardinals ttrurk terror rn'a tSa
National league ranks Saturday, sweep ng a twin b:i frt the Ne-w
York Giants 4 to 0 and II in 3 behind the Sfterb fVt u g r,f Murray
Dickson and Harry Brethren, and gaining a virtual le foe ri t -mo
with the Ottmen. Just two games le'ow Ira terretd f .lace B;t'.-m Era tea
and behind UroHilyn. Brerhren got his ltrt win ta Ue Mi?iV
while Dirkstet lr rrl a orw-hit -
hunut in the rfener. . 4U4 COLT COt RL
Ilmoklyn also i r tt a duble- Tt-ne ate sUa '00 gt.'f
heavier, thuraptng Chtraso lor tre "raes gJr and r. - .'e. sa Ue
llth and I2lh times in 14 mrel. U- s- r4 1." 10.000 gUyers.
ings this seaton. 7 to J and to S. ' " 1 111 - -'
The ins ran Brtktyn's streak to i
a straight.
Boston stopped Clncinrvsll 4 la
0 as Warren Spahn iosed a four.
hitter for his 12th win against J.
losses. S-hoolboy Post won his ;
ninth against 4 setbacks ao he
pilrtvrd the Iills to a 4-1 nd
oer iMtstrtjr srh. I
The Yankeea tan their mtnmUng
streak to 12 straight and 21 In
their Ut 21 games by blast irg
the brr ns 12 to 2 and a ta a I
The Bombers rnaced five homers
In the Iwln-biU and rUlerted 24
ntu.
Earl Johnson tutrtSed a al.
hitter as he shut out Detroit 2 o!
a arsa gave Bostoo serond spot.
S games behind the Tana a I
Clev eland and Philadelphia .spUi.
4 to 2 for the A's and in a lr
th Indians. Chicago edgd Wash- 1
mgton V ta .
hsileail teatoe
iouts . mom mm aas-e f
Vara eta oso ono-o I o'
DM-ksaai and Wilae. KMMy '
BSISL i
SI. Lawtai SIO Sri OBS- It
Urm Yofh 210 OOS OOS J 1
nfemeeo ana pe lt. fWfr ill It". I ;
5.-:',-W.M(ff5FS'lJ
U-Se. lWrs .1,. Mere, ,s, aji l-r. SSA5C
iwecneeo a no Pi IM1. SVr
rh"". Matte at4 gara.
cutcaeo . al ou aei-4 1J I
nrooklpa ssSOMtn-4 II
ehmnf. Borsnry ii arv Met
snuh. BeSirman. Kainey 4. Cretf
0i. Casey ill and fx! arts.
rinrinnaU . ans SOS ass
itl mi ie
VanaWrsneer. M.lkl and
oa. SpalM ana Umrii
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4 II I
tata-
rui.buifH a aaooio-a I I
fhiUMlpMa . am 100 IS . 4 10 0
Sesiell. Simcevirsi aad Klsrtta.
awe. tkmrUs itl ana mm mm a.
Aaseraaa testae
KeYark OBJ saj SOS 12 IT
at Louai OSS 4Wt I SS Sit
Snea. Weeiakolf i3i aaa tWrta. Mw.
rrsrf. Breva ZoMUfe ill. goarU
itl and Early.
New Yaeh . OSS ISO trt S II t
St Lawk) aaa OOS OSt-S 10 0
sesem. Oitai ill rare (1l
n4inso: Kramer. Maaiaaae 7i
Boatao . 110 I
Detroit . SuS i
JoMnaoa and Teobetts;
(S and Sain.
as oas-i is
ea aw -s
sVtasost. Whisc
Phlladelpnta . ISO 030 SOS-4 10 I
Cleveland Oas aaa OCS-I 1 s
Sasase ana Crrra Cet
tel. Stepctea (i. Lamaas atsd Heeaa
PMladelpeiia Ml ISO SaO-4 II t
CleveUnd 2S4 OSO - S IS 0
Cslrmaa. Sataee i4l. rsiaiMi.i
il and Rasar. WUlas. Kbesnaa ill and
Waahlnctaa vt caa S3S-1
Osrac las 33a - a
SNeretti. Candtnt Itl aad gvasie; Lo
pal and Darkey.
BokUga.
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bottiac averae teal seer 04)
the etab. MH and gUSgTord
are Ued fee taw lead ta trass tsa
porta at ssatatoi. over lo M
Bsark Com H tag Oai at kw rarrt
ar as a third boma - UH
has pUrod istiag ajsifly ...Ba
bard baaUlag O ate nine. Ciaf
t:-year-e4d ta doing a great Job.
Aad for sarh a wee gar aa
stand bat 1-4 MHa 14
wsrd ran and OWs baaa aaane
asighty ctoais saw aad the.
Witness BV sis tssone man, tkrea
tHaies aad Zt doable. Tea. e'w
Uke Kaaes as ear tea fat IWd
aarkrr. ....
Re the tesgwB aawer barn.
Bin BarWTs 40 haase ram for
a aew record last oeaoaa amy
Bot lost lareagh UUa aae. ar
torta rVst-haieaaaa Jack Itarsh
man. a Tsnkre farmhand, has Xt
circa 11 cleats ta dale, a Hh al
most taw maatha af the araaaw
teft to go. . . . . The Taakeoa
nwfw thaaghl nicely af Bob
J r as re's bane ball f stare. fe they
Paid Saa rrsarisew III BM far
him aad thew farmed htm ta m--toria.
The tWk. ha ties bad a
trtag ow the bwtlH-theaw tag
rtghthaader far .years, waaad
have lost Utte ta Jeaoea aata
maUeslTy bad they trVd ta farm
him oat a f earth Uma. Throe la
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