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Newspaper Page Textmmmmm " ' i asso - - v Peb'-s SeCxs M SANDERS FIELD. Kerinewick. Tri-City Braves turned on the Salem Senators tonight for an 11-4 victory in Western International league piay aner losing wree in row to the Solans at Salem earlier In the week. The Braves jumped out in front 3-0 after two innings, at the expense of starter Loren Monroe, and then betan the rout Peterson slammed a bases-loaded home run. This wallop drove Monroe out and Ludwig Lew finished up for the Senators. He fared little bet ter as the "Braves got to him for three runs in the sixth and an mther in the eighth. " Meanwhile soft -tossing Augie Tande checked the Solon swingers with nine hits, one a home run in the fifth inning by Bill Spaeter, hi tfintt of the season. Salem collected two runs In the eighth on a double by Gene Ten aeili, a triple by Dick Faber and . .inpte bv Jeeo Stetter. In the ninth the Salems scored their fi nale on consecutive doubles by nk-k Bartle and Jim McKeegan, Al Spaeter and Sam Kanelos, each with three hits, led the vic tor at bat. Tanselli and Faber got four of the nine Senator hingles. The two teams play a oouoie header tomorrow night and eon riude the series here with a single game Sunday. Tonight's win for Tri-City was but the third In 11 tries with Sale mthls season. Unusual: -" OA tU,?WA llftrtJ I 1 I 41 spaeter .1 4 1 rAelliJ 4 3 l 3! Buccoiaj si yaber.ro 4 S S ( Peterson 4 a 1 Cameroon 1 3 StetterJ , 3 Spaeter.r;4 Luby.1 i 1 Bartte.l 4 M'Kesnx 4 Monroe.p I Lew.p 3 TucketU I - Schmit-x 1 1 i 3 0 1 J Bryant.1 m Kaneloi J 4 S 3 Perot SIS 1 3 1 EdMcOA I ? t Zandcp "i 0 0 0 1 sow ToUU 30 S2414 Totals S41SZTI0 aGrounded out for Lew in ath. Salem' 000 410 021 4 Trt-Clty 120 H) Of XI IS 1 nin ritr-hr? lbinro. Pitcher IpAb H R Kr So Bb Monro 4 IS S I T l l.w - , - . 4 II 1 I 1 l rnt. S 34 S 4 4 S 1 Homo mm: B. Spaeter. Peterson. Three-bMe hit: Faber. Two-base bit: Al Spaeter, Faber. . Cameron. Pewit. McKee-an, Zander. Bartle. Zdelstetn. TanaeU. Runs batted tn:- Cameron J, EdeUtein. Al Spaeter. B. Spaeter. Pet rwn 4. Zande. Bocolla. Faber. Stetter. McKee-an. Stolen bases: TanaeU. . Ka elM. Double pUys: Meyers to Lucy t. Bartle; Monroe to Meyers to Bartle. Error: Stetter. Ttme: 1:40. Umpires: Maslowskl andJackaon. , ' Tigers, Bears, Cap; .TOT is in yins By The Associated Press . Vancouver, Yakima and Tacorna won Western International league games last night, the Caps spank ing Victoria 114 to stretch their - lead to three full games over Spo kane. The Spokes lost to Tacoma by an 11-3 count and Yakima nip ped Wens tehee in the first ime of a doubleheader, 5-4. In the Yakima-Wena tehee game Short top , Dick Briskey hit a homer and drove in three runs to pace the win as Kewpie Dick Bar rett sot credit for, the pitching win. Charley Cassaway was the luser. (Second Yakima-W ens tehee cor on page one). -t At Tacoma the Tigers beat a steady tattoo to blast the Spo kane 11-3 for Hal Dodeward. Whizballer Cy Aubertin waa the loser and Gordy , Palm and Bob Roberts felt a goodly share of the Tiger attack. Ken Richardson fin ally wound up pitching tor Spo kane. While Pete Hernandez was turn ing In a nine-hitter at Victoria tho Caps were blasting 14 blows off John Tierney and Ron Smith for their easy win. Yakima - Wsnatcbee ,, Barrett. Powell oos sia j s ti s ooo sue 14 a a T) and Tlesiera; Gaaaaway and NeaJ. Spokane 000 300 000 3 f Taconia 113 141 00-11 IS Aubertin. Palm (3). Roberts 4. Stichardaon () and Nulty; Oodeward and Watsoa. Vmcaurtr 103 400 03011 14 1 ON OOS 010 4 8 1 and Ritcbey: Tierner. Victoria Hemandex ftrnlut (J) and Martin. Peiin Television Dispute Now Over PHILADELPHIA, Jury MiV Tbe university of Pennsylvania baa agreed to a "changed NCAA - television plan, but stall hopes to . I - . . tLI.il - W . iokwi ijyt pun, auucuc tJf rector Francis T, Murray said to- day.; - " Murray announced that Penn has agreed to report to T3CAA on all revenues, attendance and con- wku, ana to pay rts snare or me pproved expenses of the NCAA university would abide by what- ' wc- acctsHn tzm nuui wicth own commiuee makes on us re quest to telecast five home games, including the Army and Mavy a. "re - r After conferring with univer sity President Harold . Stassen 0 mominf. M array issued o Hatemeni explaining wai rena had ended its two-month, long dis pute with the'NCAA. , - : TaU! of Criasia! Tii! TIDES FOR TAFT. ORCCON ICwinpiied by V S. Coast A CeoptJe Smrvey Portland Ore PACIFIC STAMfetAKO TIMS jvxjt. mi R cJi Waters Low Waters Tims- Hx. Tim Rt gf 1JSjb tl t-n am. -1J 34 pin. SS 0-34 mm. 2 0 SS J U m. II ltia.m -4.1 3 43 pm S I : O M pm. IS -as I II ja it 1 41 m. 0 1 - ., 421 sum. sa u. u corns Wash- July 20 (Special) The College Group Not in Favor s PCC Proposal COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, July 20-tTV-A Pacific Coast Con ference proposal "to , eliminate spring football has stirred mixed reactions among the other major collegiate conferences. There's no rash to get on the,. PCC band wagon. i i- ' Commissioners of the 10 major athletic conferences, here for a meeting of the National-Associa tion of Collegiate Comraissioaers, indicated that most of their coaches favor spring conditioning for football players. J Victor O. Schmidt. Pacific Coast commissioner, said his conference would present a proposal for na tion-wide abandonment of spring football before the national col legiate athletic association later this year.. i " 1 Schmidt said his conference members feel the spring workouts "unduly extend the season during which the football player is re quired to devote his attention to intercollegiate sports." Title Battle ..... . ,, . 4 ; ., Date Readied NEW YORK. July -(HffV-Sept, 12 was set as the date for the re turn fight involving Randy Turpin of England and Ray (Sugar) Rob inson by the International Boxing club today. The 15-round affair will be held in the Polo Grounds. Turpin upset the brilliant Rob inson In London 10 days ago and became world middleweight champion. The Englishman will arrive here Aug. 2. 1 i lip Signs New Giants9 Pacik NEW YORK, Jury 2(KD-eo Durocher signed a one-year eon tract today to continue as man ager, of the New York Giants through the 1952 season. I No terms were announced but both ; Durocher, who came to the Giants from Brooklyn in Jury of l4s, and owner Horace Stoneham said they were "mutually satis fied.'' Guesses as to i the salary were in the neighborhood of $50,000. i Gittihan Sad Over Mistake Irank G&Uaan, Tacoma Tigers aaaaacer who earlier In too week was credited with hav ing; said be was going to Canada to sell both tho Taeomo and tho Bales Senate- Western Interna tional leagoe baseball franchises, was a "sorry sad apologetic" man Yriday when ho telephoned front Ti roans to explain to Senators Basiness Manager Mike Kadaa that K was all a blr mistake. Said sad Gillihan 10 part. "The recent statements eeatribated to sno were without foaadition. My recent trip to Canada was tn the Interests of the Tacoma el eh only. I have estongh problems here in Tacoma withoat trying to seU someone else's franchise." A Canadian writer issaed tb story that GtUihan was tryfor to aeit both fraaxhisea.a. Calsary and Edmoataa, When the report reached Salem ft was promptly osjsMksheet kr Dm Thit, presi dent of the Senators, Inc. and Ubeked as not only fietiooal boi ehOdlah. - - ii h. - GUlihao added Friday that be and Owner BCt Star of Saa IHego fatty boned to bo able to keen the .WIL franchise to Hollytvood TJercIiahts Put Halt To Win Binge by Rock Woolers The Hollywood Merchants and Jim Rawlins put a atop to the all victorious march of the Campbell Rock Wools in City league Softball play last night at Leslie. The Hol lies trimmed the Wools and Lefty Keith Marshall in emphatic fash ion. e-2. .- i - In the first game ion the eve ning's menu the Teamsters Union registered another upset In down ing -South Commercial Business men -7-4. Post Office Carriers nipped Salem Fire Department 4-2 in the Industrial leacue scran. Red Stouten berg's home run off Marshall in the third sent the Hol lies on their way. In the fourth It was Jim Sheldon's singie, Joe Kel ly's double, a squeeze play and an error, rood for two runs and a 3-0 lead. Triples by Gdrdy McM orris and To m Mors an got a run for the Wools io the fourth and in the sixth Morgan singled in Dan Val dn r who had doubled.- -Eut Al Wickert had hit a home run for the winners in the fifth, and Kel- Tliey Clacli in ft Miss Fsy Taylsar (left), world famous wesson nolo Bffl Iljde (right) will clash tonight in o special grodgo noUrwood bowl as part of the Valley Sports jalopy derby Don Nelson, another topnotca. male with Was Taylar and Hyde also. bead in separata aaaieh races here return match challenge by BHss Taylear. The bsliore of the adghTs pr egr-m wCl inrolve 25 or more Jalopies ia the first fun sma-bVexa derby in local racing history. Album Topples Tillamook . Loses S3 veston C!as!a McGINNIS FIELD, Silverton, Agency team lost its first State tonight as tho entry from North Bend and Coos Bay took a 7-9 victory in the second of two games. Albino Fuelmen of Portland won the first Navy Flinger Clayton ft. FaUerson. radioman 2C, TJSN. son of Mrs. C. Fattor aon of 14S Klma ova, Salna, is now pttchtag- far tho US raeifle Fleet Snbmarioe force team, one of tho eight aerrteo omits playinc tn tho Hawaiian Armed Forces leagne. A former Salem and Willamette U Ciager. Fat terssn waa loeoUoat So oettvo serrlco with tho navy last Sep tember. Qiib Bought J. By Qeveland CLEVELAND, July 20-(-Tho Cleveland Indians announced to night they had .bought the Indian apolis club in the Class AAA American association. : , , Ellis Ryan, Indans president who made : the announcement, sad It was the first time in the &0-"yar history of the tribe that it had owned a club of better than Class A classification. - No purchase price was announc ed. : Ryan said Cleveland's present workiBg agreement with San Die go In the Class AAA Pacific Coast league would expire 27 the end of ls-l. IVe.htt. o eorrifiro mnA oa orror gave- the-Holues another tally in 1 the sixth. t The final tally came on Squeek Nelson's single and Wickert s double. r-: The Hollies had seven hits to six for the Wools. Five runs in the fifth decided the Teamster-Businessmen battle, big blow of the frame. He also Frank M1 ig the twirled the win. -r i " Tb Wools had won 13 straight rames before getting knocked off. They now have a 13-1 record while the Hollies and Salem Merchants are tied for second with -5 marks. Busiaessnen rt era a i liO 7 Te?fl ftSosBTat fctule mmd tXiVal; adekaet , H-Merchnt Campbells - oat 1 t4 1 S oc in o-x f i Bawltas and Wickert; Marsfeall and McCaffary. rre Dept. - eaa J i s s PO Carriers 310 IS I S 4 i Pattazaaaw Vtboti end Octtaat. ) ' -A. rz: Llatcli Battl a w 1 Wild at driver will be in the aaaieh race Both aaeat nipped the Irish red- taaft week, which lwrooshl mm July 20-(Special)-The Salem News Semipro tournament baseball game game in fire innings over the Til lamook team. A four-run first Inning won for the North Bend-Coos Bay club. Hits by Barney Koch and Daryl Nelson, phis a myriad of walks, passed balls and errors brought in the runs at the expense of start ing Salem pitcher Bob Funk. Mike Glenn came in to relieve Funk in the first. --,:;:" . Salem scored once in the second when Dale Bates singled, went to second on a balk, to third on an our and then swiped home. The Salems scored four times in the third on Cliff Girod's walk, a passed balL a sacrifice, another walk, John Markoskie's single, Jim Stewert's double and another er ror. .- .. . Bill Hyde, Lou Scrivens and Stu Fredericks shared the mound chores for the winners. The loss was Salem's first in the tourna ment. 'V-- -r: Saturday night games have For est Grove playing Dallas at six o'clock, Silverton facing Albina Fuel at 7:30 and Salem opposite Albany's Alcoa at nine. In the first game Albina Fuel men lit into the TElamooks for four runs in the first inning and never were headed. Tom Barbour singled who one out, Jim Pec da and John Leovich walked and Rolhn Field banged a triple. Then Dick Carloscio singled home Field. Dave Beeson checked the Tilla mook! with six hits in the five inning game that saw the losers eliminated from the -tournament. Carloscio led the six-hit Albina attack with a perfect three-f or three. Don Dedman had three bingios for Tillamook. (10) (1) TtlUmowk B H OA B H OA SchroerJ S 0 0 SiColdinaaj S 0 0 S Barber4 till Dedmaiun lilt PwceU 10SS BXkwdmnJ 3 0 0 0 Leorich.e I I I (I CoooerJ 1 0 0 O Makoj ;:, rieldjn t OfAimbnU Mil 111 oiMcCraej 110 CarloaieJ S S O O ToTjt 10 0 0 DotpfaiavJ S 0 3 S Vaawoerx I 14 1 Okcrata , S O V O Beeeonji 3 0 0 3 Ritrertp 0 0 0 0 OUoavp 10 0 1 riate.p loo a rcutn-x o a a o OUea-a MM Tatals SO SIS V Twtals IS S IS S be Walked far s Grounded out for Vanover la ith. i ATWna ,.' ; . HI 0410 S 1 010 00 1 0 S Is Ab H K Er So KiKk-ert OhoeV . ruu SS44 13 15, MISS 17 i . t I ilia S i t 1 3 1 rtwUwitii. : VaaOTtr. haw: rvtd. Vniw. Two- bam hit: 1. Make, ons hotted In: Tietd 4. teaen. Vsnover. smomo-o s ao oio t t (1 mm Cii rings. (1); Hyde. Scrivens (2). rred- W asa LADn EZLLXXG TTXNS SEATTLE; Jury 2w-(?VLady's Billing, owned by J. T. Smith, won the mile feature la 1:38 25 at Longncres race track in the Twi light today. Ever Zoomin was sec ond. Speed Car third. The winner paid fX39. $3J and $3.10. The crowd, of 2i5 paid $118,07. into the souiaeis. ..y. ' - y. ZzzzIzt Szizk to date) ' Zk 3b Hr Bbl Pet. si as a o 19 .371 as is i s o ass las to a a 1 .333 41 42 34 SO 30 .30 M IS o 111 04 IS nut ass lea it ho ss to S74 S4 10 331 19 130 n s S ,1 '0 JS4 sa W L So Bb tr M T SO SO I Maw.itr if -:ty 11 rst'i It t U 44 43 0 T S4 OS 31 D!Giso . as rjs . WfiU S3 ISl'i Tinas u as ; a ni a ; lSi S S 39 40 O 1 1 s s 0 3 0 IS 14 . G AV R H Pt. BS SIS ST IIS J? PkmiiMO 87 S6 S7 US JSS Oodrers 04 300 S3 110 Jit Seoatera 73 283 40 ' 90 JO av m mO Saat S7 SOS 71 1S Jin tktrfs 03 23 37 SO J hatted In; National leasue Kiater. Paratea. OS. Saider, Dodsra. OS. Wcatlakav Cvuub, 64. Irvln. Giants, ft. Amertesa leasue Wiuiamv Red Sox. 1. Cofeiaawn. White. Sox. 73. Ztr- miml.- Aiiiiecjcs. 73. Rosen. Indiana, la. Hmmrn ruaa: Natlooal learuo Bail ees. Dodgers. SS. Kiaer. Pirates. St. Saidter. Dodzm. II. A eriraa leacae Zcrnlal. Atai-H-. 3X Williams, feed Sex. IS. Wexts. Tutera. IT. (farnajeaaa W ' - , Stetaer ' Snseter . , rakor Tochett Myera BarUo -, QyU:G:6:mf 25 Cert in llclorcd Uchem Tonight ; Fay Taylour 1 - r r J Jalopy Crash Derby, Match Hollywood bowl racing fans, as well as those who thria at seeing . auto wrecks, get their Erst full Jalopy cresa derby tonight as the Valley Sports organization ' and Prornoter 2Ikm Carty present the weexry speed card. Twenty-nve inferior car in which to compete two of the many topnotca pHots- - six-ear Jalopy derby waspro or more Jalopies, entered by all with the "hot" hard ttjs driven by who will engage tn the Jalopy duced at the bowl a short time ago four of Oregon's radng assoda- both Hyde and Nelson, the red- events. Object of the derby Is. to as an added feature in a hot rod tkms, wCl be in the motored may- headed fexnme formally applied smash all entries into vselessness program, and proved vastly noou hem which will include regular, for the rematch with both Carty with deliberate crashing and side- . Wta the fans. Nelson wonthat tunc tnajjt srpoy oasn, neat romps and main event, The tzials get under way at eight o'clock. As an added feature tonight Miss Fay Taylour. 'internationally famous woman race pilot from Dublin, Ireland, : will seek her re- Seals Plaster Beavers with no i' ' Eight-run 1st By tho Associated Press - . The San Francisco Seals blasted eight runs across in the first inning last night ; and $ then went cn to beat the Portland Beavers 11-3 in a Coast league baseball game at Portland. The Seals knocked out Roy Helser and Red Adams in the big opening frame- Before they were through the Seals collected If hits off the first two Bevo Gingers and their suc cessors Bob Drilling, BUI Fleming and Vince DiBiasL Lefty Lloyd Dickey sailed through the Beavers with a nine-hitter. At Seattle a season record crowd of 14,028 fans! were disappointed when the second place Hollywood Stars won a 5-3 game over the league leaders,! evening the series at one game apiece. Pmky Wood- pitched the win and Paul Calvert was the loser. Lloyd Christopher's pinch home run with two on in the ninth at Oakland off Ken Gables gave the Oaks a 3-1 win over Sacramento. And at Los Angeles the Angels scored a run in the tenth to beat San Diego 7-6.! Red Hollis singled in Max West with the clincher be fore 4577. ! Saa rraociaco (11) B H OA (I) ParUaod B H O A Lake- 0 3 12 Bridwsr.a S S 1)3 Saucr.r 4 0 110 Orteicx S 1 SI Barren 4 0 4 -t-tH.l SIS Bockmn4 4 11 BrevisJ 4 0 1 White.r 4 10 McCaly jn 4 2 t ! 0 B.AdamJ 0 0 0 1 01 AusUajs 4 11 LodcantS 4 1 Oil! kUrcucrfx 4 11 DousJaaa 4 110 1 McIrvKU 4 1 S tMcke4 S 1 13 Hetoerj 0 0 0 R-Adamx.B a O 0 urace.1 S 4 SO I I 3 !Drillinj 10 0 riemtnf 9 0 0 1 DeBUzU 0 0 0 Gladzton-a 0 0 0 Holder- 10 0 Boast-d 1 0 0 Totals 43101713 Totals SO S1720 a Walked for FlemlttBT in 7th. b Grounded out J for DeBiaat La Ota. Grounded out tor Drlllln(f la Stfe. , saa rrancttco boo OM 300 11 TorUaad , ; 000 000 120 1 eher tm Ab 1 H b Bb So Hetaer ' 4, S 4 4 4 4 0 B. Adaaas . 04- S 3 S 110 DrUhog 4 10 1 4 0 1 0 naming S S 4 S t 0 De B l aaf S 7 0 S O I 1 Dicker 1 M l I t X 4 skiakl. alarcaed. White. Bums batted in Lake 2. Ortei. Grace. Doaslas 3, Bride aea ec. LadlcUal. Dickey. Barr. Aoatio. Two hose hits Brklewoser. Orwic. DousUs. Grace 1. BaatnskL. Homo ma iau. Dmraim piajra onoeawer e LJUta ooorias De Blast to Baatacki tm Mcfrvia. Left est a. Perttaod A SOS. Attendance 0OI 000 0001 Oakland 000 000 0033 S Smitk; TanDerMeer. Hlt- tlo mm4 Hollywood : radeett S . 000 004 320 S 10 0 SeaUM 000 000 2013 r 1 d SasMttock. Calvert. Barr isi ana aneetr. Saa Dies L 000 ISO 300 08 II S Los Angeles i. 003 OH tat I T 14 1 learkBs S and lurmroa. Kerr (9). Sackec tB). niarien () Yank Netters NabjBig LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 29UF Davis Cup fledglings Dick Savitt and Herbie Flam swept over Jap anese opponents without the lacs of n set today to give the United States o 2-0 lead in the first round of the American Zone tennis elim inations. ' ' . .-'".. Savitt, the big, dark-haired lad from Orange, ; N who recently won the Wimbledon champion ship, fought off five set points in the opening series to subdue Fum itern Nakano, Japan's little inter national veteran, 7-3, 8-3, 6-2. Flam. Leo Angeles tireless retriever i who holds the nation's No. 2 ranking, staged two stout rallies to conquer the Nipponese top-ranked player, Jiro Kuma rnaru, T-S, -, 7-9. ' r The matcheseaturing Japan's first Davis Cup competition in 13 years and the first International meeting with tno Americans since 1921 were staged under a warm sun that bathed a crowd of 1,500 at the exclusive Louisville Boat club. ,- f - ;' ' - Thus America's young cup forces moved into a position to clinch the first round victory in tosnorrow's doubles, ; starting at ZOO p jm. (EST). ' ,y v. ' rv. MS SA Lead v.. zx'snzijaiiCii ' tTL IS-FL Jlsi Irss tsshs Al Top Prices ' "wl -a--1 IT f--o PfS L 4.1 Lol.a ' LzmmtMmmm i SjJ - JTumo 1125 venge ea the two top male drivers who beat her in individual snatches here a week ago. The tw are Wild Bill Hyde and Don Xfd- son. Protesting that she was green an ana me Oregon xuuxi lop juang association. The only stipulation she asked was that she be allowed to draw for her car tonight The three fastest tops in the state will be here for the special match and Miss Taylour, Hyde and Nel- P & The Statesman, Scdem, Oregon, ScdxxrdoY. Jury 11, 13S1 1 wa smmJcm SttSTSJSX UfTKaUfAXIOMAI. WLPrt WLPrt. Vsacoavr S3 St J-71!Tri-City 43S1.4S1 Spokaoe 04 34 jCS'VlctorU 40 U 41 Salem 44 47 95, Taeeem 3 S4 .410 Wenacbee 4S 47 A Yakima SSw40S Priday results: At Tri-City 11, Salea. 4. At Victoria 4. sneouver IV At We. oatefeee 4. Yakima 0 faeeood same re sults pace one). At Tacoaas It, Spo- COAST LIAGCE WLPrt. WLPrt. Seattle 70 40 4031 Oakland 07 00404 HoDywod 07 49 J77i Portland 090373 Ijos Anais ss so job san rraa soum Sacrmnto 57 SO 92San Diego 40 00 .424 Friday rem I la: At Portland 3. Baa Francisco 11. At Seattle 3. Hollywood ft. At Oakland 3. Sacramento L At Las Angeles 7, Saa Dleso A Mac Arthur Has Nothing On Him . . CAMDEN. N. J- July 20-tflVJersey Joe Walcott brought the heavyweight boxing championship of the world home to Camden to night amide the greatest reception the city ever accorded a nstive son. A smiling Walcott, his hands clasped over his head in sign of victory. Teal in Front Pro Golf Pack MILWAUKEE, July -ft-ClV Glenn Teal. KnoxvUle, Temx, pro. fired his second straight four-tin- der-par 7 today to take over tho unchallenged lead at tho half way point of the Blue Bibboo Open golf tournament. , Teal wound up after St boles with an eight under 114. three strokes ahead of his nearest sivaL A brisk 32 coming In today, four under the storecard, produced his second sucessive sub-par round oa tho pal- 39-3871 North UfUs country club course. Trailing tho Teanesoeaa, three strokes bock, were Julius Brooks, Mid-Pines. NXL; Jonmy Dents tel. Oial, CaBL; and Sam Snead. White Sulphur Springs, W.Va with 127. The low 00 scorers at the end of today's round advance tomorrow, into the second half of the 220JDO0 meet, third richest in tho nation this year. : National Leagne St. Leads T O y a Brooklyn . JOl 011 Larder. Poootsky (0) aad D. Bice; Roe sad Cainuaaefla. - Chicar 080 308 080 OS 3 T 8 Philadelphia 011 010.000 Oi 4 11 1 aad Owca- J-eyer. Xomtaahr CD and WSbar. Prttskorrk OM 140 001 0 M .1 Boston S30 000 ll 11 IS 1 (1). Qoaaa J. WrU CS MeCUhMUtw ruzaerald lX)i Ssaem and St. Claire. Ctndnnatl 998 998 9tt 9 II 1 Mew York SSS til S3 11 IS 1 - BUckwiB. Perkowakl (1. Braaat (7. Byerty S and BoweU, Schefflng (7); Masue aad Yvsrs. r -- American League 000 001 0001 0 1 Detroit 000 910 00 It Stobbs. Kinder 14). Masterson (7) aad Boaar: Stmmrt aad Swift. ' Ptifladetpbia . 000 000 000 00 4 9 BOO OSO 11 0 O Zaktak and Mnrray: Garcia and Teh- betta. - --, , . . . ,-- .. . New York : 400 000 9101 4 9 8. Lswj . 000 000 000 S 0 Morgaa aad Bcrra; Career and Lai tar. Oicaco . aao saa aoo o t a l Ktattc (9). Xrethtw and Krautt. KOI HUNT S2GXCD P03TLAND, July 20-OVPon Tfunt, farmer Washington high school pitcher, baa siened 4 tract with the Chicago Cubs. Turner, Oresa Ezeh Azdn son will draw to determine who drives what car. Length of tb matcn, in which all three will drive at once, has not yet been oermined. Hyde and. Nelson wQ be but swipuav uwj new-m couisaooa are to be barred and the entries can commence their havoc at any time during the evening once the time trials are over. Last car still running will of course be the win- ner. , 9; MATIOXAL ZXAGTJK WLPcC V WLPrt. Brooklyn M 33 23! PhUadelp 43 44494 Mew Yrk 47 41 34 Boston 30 44403 8U LouU 4440 J24jCniea(0 33 44 .443 CtndAatl 42 42 JO0 PinjborS 3410.409 rrlday results: At New York 1L Cin- dnnaU S. At Brooklya a. JK. Louis S. At Boston It, Ptttsbargh S. At Pbila- delphia 4. Chicaso 3. aJfCBICAJf UACL'R WLPrt WLPrt. Boston . S3 35 i'Ietro . 30 44 .474 Chicago S3 34 .991 Wsshhifta 37 44 .430 New Yrk 90 34 J95 Philadelp 34 U AH ClmUnd S13S JMiSt. Louis 37 SO JU Priday results: At Chicaa- 1. WashA Inrton 2. At Detroit S, Boston i. At at. Louis a. Mew York L At Cleveland 1. PlUladelpnJa 0. stepped off o two-engine plane, at Camden airport at 4:15 pjn. J1S.T, to the cheers of thousands of his f ellow-Caradenites. The crowd, estimated by Camden Po lice Chief Gustav Keener at more than S.000, surged through police, ropes and surrounded the plane.' '. -Welcome borne. Champ," the crowd chanted as' Jersey Joe posed tor a battery of news phetogra phess and film cameramen. Fol lowing Walcott from . the plane were his manager, Felix Boechie chio, Trainer Doc Florio, Second Arnold Herman, and press repre sentative Jib McCullough. The plane, which brought Wal cott and his party borne from Pittsburgh where bo won tho heavy weight championship Wed nesday night by knocking out Ez zard Charles tn SS seconds of the seventh round.-' bad boon loaned to the group by Thomas F Mill sop, vice president of tho National Steel Coetd on Pago 1) MS For Title Mix CAMDEN N. J. Jaly -MV Jersey Joe WsIcoU'o sold tonicht that Jo Lools asked Mas for n twaS'oracik at Waleotrs heavy weight title and bat be weald be happy to grant him tho fight if It was OK with the laternatlonal Boxing dabJ" - I told Idsa tt was OK with sne f ft was OK with the IBC. Td I prefer lo give top right to Loads huaaos it waa f m-1- who gnvo Waleott has two spp aitnoltiia for the title and I thoash It ooly rlgbi." . cub acout announced today. The scout. Jack Fournier, said Bunt would report next spring to VI sana of tho Class C California league. Ro new is playing for Portland semi-pro team. - Olto lUUlw 1a UBS Oltl wo3 - T - - w . ; v , , , jHI , J, ... I ".sHI .. pace Holly-bowl Features ' Applies Comploto Hao of cssolLso tank frTnys. noxsJas, O.VOO bono 1st 4x3 11 O E- 3 i::? s. i:i When the mayhem Is over, then wffl be a couple dozen wrecked cars dotting the bowl premises. If there are no wrecked drivers wiSi them, same can consider, them- selves indeed fortunate, f ' smash-party and when some pit crew cutups deliberately upended fck steaming mount after the war M. , . OTer inse, he car caught fire. He was pulled out Just In time. I Tirolbe Wood Four-team Jam For Loop Lead Dodgers Beat Cards ; Giants Take Second i By Joe Fafls NEW YORK. July 20-WVTha amarlng American league pennant race reached the almost unbe lievable stage tonight as Cleveland and New York registered 1-0 shut outs, making the distance ; from first to fourth place only five per centage points. g Boston s Bed Sox. whipped by Detroit 6-1. maintained a three- point edge on Chicago, 1 as tho White Sox feu before Washington. 270 1,111 10 innings, j f Garver Defeated I The Yankees nipped Ned Garver and the St. Louis Browns on Tom Morgan's three -hitter, while Cleveland squeaked past Philadel phia in 10 innings on Mike Gar da's four-hitter. . ; I Chicago lost a chance to move into the league lead when Wash ington tied the score In the ninth. then won in the 10th on singles by Mickey Vernon and Sam Mele and Cass Michaels' ground balL Tho Bed Sox loss was on the score board when Vernon skipped homo with the winning tally, f Washington, beaten 10 straight timesXby the -Go-Sox," sent tho game into overtime when, with two outin the ninth. Eddie Yost singled and Gin Goan walloped o double to left his fourth; straight bit to score Yost, i At Detroit, a five-run fourth inning and Martin Stuart's sur prising six-hitter stopped Boston cold. Chuck Stobbs, clubbed out in Detroit's seven-single rally, lost his fourth game Awhile Stuart making his first starts was credited with victory. 5 The Yankees bad tov fight Ilk tigers to beat Garver, who askr for tonight's assignment after the Red Sox had claimed the! Browns brilliant righthander1 seldom worked against the world cham pions. Garver and Morgan match ed zeros for seven innings. Then Morgan, winning bis fifth game, singled In the eighth, moved to second oa Phil Rizzutos single ant . came home, on Bobby I Brown's ' two-out one-bagger, r S ' I Cleveland had it equally tough against the Athletics. But Bobby Arils' double, scoring Data Mit chell, broke up the game in tho 10th and gave Garcia his 12th win. Boe Checks Cards ' - ft - - i In the National league,! tho Hew York Giants snored tateeeondV place, eight games off Brooklyn, pace, by whipping the OncutnaU Reds, 11 to -. The Dodgers, bo hind Preacher Roe, trimmed tho St. Louis Cardinals, to 3V ! , Philadelphia nipped She Chicago Cuba. 4 to 3, on Richie Ashburn's sing! with tho hoses loaded 1st tho 11th inplng. Boston's Braves,, scoring six runs ' in the first tn oineon only one hit, itrotsneed nttsurgh, 11 to . f At New York, bom 'runs by WiDie Mays and Sal Yvars snado Sal MagUes 13 victory ao easy one. The strong iighthariderhad been knocked out of the box four straight tisaea. . - , I VI , - Roe, tn whipping the Card, for the fifth time without id defeat this season, gave up seven' hits and two of them were hpnaers by Enos Slaughter and" WaBj West- After the big first Inning at Baa ton, Warren Spans coasted to his 10th win. Ha gave up 18 hits, ono of which was Baiph Boner's 24th home run of the season. WALTZES AGAIN CHAMP TACOMA, July 20rWWacb: Walters of Tacoma, perennial king pia of northwest lefthanded golf ers, eamo through with a 75-1U prrfiwo-inra hero today to ooe cessfully defend his championship.. CQwOO srosn W to f L XX. I - L-q ? A .