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SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1948
Stan Musial Hits
Homer as Cards
Beat Cincinnati
By Carl Xundqulst
.(United PttM BporU Writer) .."
New York, July 10 Ui Even
while hobbling around on a cane,
Pepperhead Eddie Stanky weild
ed a big Influence In the pennant
plans of the Boston Braves to
day through his roommate and
pal, 'kid short-stop Alvln Dark.
Stanky, probably the most
earnest player of modern times,
plays only to win and had to
hold back the tears when inform
ed that the broken ankle he suf
fered in a collision at Brooklyn
Thursday would keep him out of
the lineup at least six weeks.
Last year with the Dodgers, he
made a star pitcner out 01 nis
roommate Ralph Branca, build
ing the big right hander's confi
dence and giving him the same
tips that , are going this year
to rk.
Hlta Safely
Last night, while Stanky was
"sitting it out," Dark hit safely
in his 21st straight game, get
ting a triple, double, single and
stealing home as the Braves
crushed the Phils, 13 to 2. John
ny Sain, under no pressure, gave
up -12 hits as he scored his 11th
victory. Del Ennls hit a Phllly
homer. ' The Braves now lead
by 314 games.
The Cubs set back the second
place Pirates, 2 to 1 at Chicago
when Bill Nicholson hit his 11th
homer of the year with Andy
Pafko on base in the sixth in
ning to send ace right hander
Elmer Riddle down to his fourth
loss against' nine wins. - Rookie
Ralph Hamner gave up five hits
to win his fourth game.
Stan (the man) Musial hit a
two run homer and touched off
the winning rally with a single
In a 6 to 4 Cardinal victory over
Cincinnati at St. Louis in which
relief pitcher Gerry Staley scored
his third victory in the last five
Cardinal games. . . ....
. . Barney Masterful ; V' '. ;'
Rex Barney, turning in his sec
ond straight complete. victory att
er going two years without fin.
ishing one tjhat ,he won, '-was
masterful in 'a- four-hit,' 10 to 3
Brooklyn , triumph , over the
Giants at the Polp grounds. He
- pitched ball after serving up a
three-run fourth Inning homer to
Walker Coopor and walked only
two Dauers. t noy lampaneua
and Gene Hermanskl hit homers
to lead the 13 hit Dodger attack.
Pinch-hitter Carl Schelb's dou
ble with, two out in the ninth
gave the Athletics an 8 to 7 vic
tory over the Red Sox at Phili
adelphia and enabled relief pitch
er Charley Harris, the winner,
to gain revenge for being the-victim
.of last Sunday's 14-run -Boston
inning.1 The A's had a big
Inning themselves last night,
coming from behind with , six
runs in the sixth. . - : ,
Drives In 8 Buns '
Joe DiMagglo drove in three
runs with his 19th homer and a
.single and Lefty Ed Lopat pitch
ed four-hit ball to win, hjs fifth
straight game and his seventh
of the season as -the Yankees de
feated the Senators, 9 to 0, at
Washington.
After many years of pitching,
Negro Satchel Paige finally made
his big league debut with two
scoreless Innings of relief work '.
for the Indians in a lost cause
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. WILLIAMS
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TAKIN'ALL 'V GUESS YOU
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tfiCW , ) STUFF" I PUT SUCH A PERFECT
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lr?rK&'t1 THE DOUBLE eo ...... w. wnxt, mc r. n m& w. m. ot.
as the Browns scored a . 5 to 3
decision at Cleveland.
Four Buns Win
The Browns clinched victory
with four runs In the first two
innings including a homer by
Pitcher Fred Sanford over Cleve
land ace, Bob Lemon. Lemon
went down to his seventh defeat
against 12 victories.
ine neers won tneir iittn
straight at Detroit, 4 to 3, over
the White Sox. Freddy Hutch
inson, giving up six hits, had a
shutout until Aaron Robinson hit
a two-run homer in the ninth.
Vancouver Slips
Into 2nd Division
(By United Pre..)
Vancouver slid Into the second
division today after splitting a
western international league
twin bill with Tacoma last night
The Capilanos nosed out the
Tigers In the nightcap, 9-8, but
dropped the opener, 8-2. -
Spokane choked off a Wenat
chee rally to take a 9-7 win and
move Into fourth place.
Salem took a liking to Yakima
pitching, rapping out 22 hits for
a 14-3 victory. - ' -"" .
Second-place Bremerton trailed
Tacoma by three games after los
ing to Victoria, 6-1. ,cc, : '
East La ke Gets
L.U0U ot ; I tout ? .
The' Oregon state game com
mission released . approximately
1800 trout In East' lake -yesterduV
aejvpar pf their lake-stocking ac-,,
livings, jne-iisn were ones
which were hatched - yast year
and were a maximum , of about
10 inches In length.
' .'-Three' Creeks' lake, Olallle lake,
and: Monnn lake have also 'been
recently stocked. The fish comb
from Oak Springs, on the Des
chutes, river . ,,--' .
Oregon's Oldest
Citizen Now. 106 :
Lebanon, Ore., July 10 HP
James W. (Uncle Jimmy) Smith,
Oregon's oldest citizen, celebrat
ed his 106th birthday Thursday
at nearby Waterloo, he revealed
to friends today. Smith observed
the occasion by working in his
garden and "doing a bit of read
ing without glasses."
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Ann Curtis Wins
In Olympic Trial
Detroit, July 10 Ui Some 350
of the nation's top swimming and
diving stars competed today fer
the 33 remaining spots on the U.
S. Olympics team trials at the
Rouge park pools.
Fifteen of the 51 berths were
filled yesterday . and three on
Wednesday. Finals were srhedul
ed toddy in the women's 200-meter
breast stroke; the men's 200
meter breast stroke.
Qualifying heats will be run off
In the women's 400-meter free
style; the men's 1,500-meter free
style; the , Women's 100-meter
back stroke and the men's 200
meter free style. -;
Bruce Harlan and Miller And
erson of Ohio State university
and Dr. Sam Lee of the U. S. army
finished one-two-three yesterday
In the men's three-meter spring
board divins finnls, final event of
the eefond day of competition, be
fore 5,000 spectators.
! i w Ann Curtis Wins
' Ann Curtis, leading U. S. wom
an '' free stvler, continued her
brilliant aouatlr career with a
flashing win In the 100-metpr, but
the JyOs Angclps speedster had to
extend herself to heat out Marie
OorrWan of New York and Bren
din Helser of Los- Aneeles, who
finished second and third.
i Berths on the Olympics slx
rfri'i 400-meter relay iteam also
""ht.to the tyvt three to' finish.
Thtywprp The.lrpa ,'Kalaina of
Hawa'l, .Tnkio Lcvlne nf Chicago
ana,jrairiaa, ticaaoy oi wew jpr
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' The final In the men's 400-meter
free- -s'vip lnnded ' Jlmmv 'Mc-
Tjinc. Bill Smith nd William
Heusnor, Jr.r On -,;' the .Olympics
team.
Seals Climb Back
Into First Place
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS
Team W. L. Pet.
San Francisco .... 87 42 ' .570
Oakland 69 44 , .573
San Diego 56 45 ,554
Los Angeles -. 63 46 .645
Seattle 48 4 .495
Hollywood 66 53 .465
Portland 40 57 .412
Sacramento .: 36 61 .371
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After a one-night stand in second
place the San Francisco Seals
were back- jn the Pacific coast
league lead today and it looked
like outfielder Gene YVoodling
was determined to keep them
there.
Woodling, rated as the back
bone of the Seal offense, proved
his injured ankle was well heal
ed last night as he smacked two
homers and two singles in five
trips. Only a terrific stop by Oak
land's Merrill Combs kept the boy
from a .1000 average.
Oakland Defeated
With Ray Orteiga's three-run
homer added to the Woodling
barrage, two Seals sank Oakland,
7 to 5, before 13,908 fans in the
fourth game of the hottest cross
town series on record. Con Demp
sey, the Seals' fuzzy-cheeked sen
sation, played the part of fireman
to shut off an Acorn threat and
receive the win.
In the evening's other contests,
Sacramento swept a double bill
from Seattle, winning the first
game 6 to 2 and the second, 10 to
1; Hollywood shutout Los Ange
les 2 to 0, and Portland blanked
San Diego 10 to 0. -
Edgar smith hurled the Solons
to victory In the first game, while
Steve Nagy held the Rainiers to
five hits and nearly shut them out
In the second contest. The twin
win gave the Solons a 4-1 series
edge.
Gete seven Hits
Vlnce Dibiasi muffled San Die
go's powerful offense with seven
scattered blows as Portland chalk
ed up the second shut out of the
week atSan Diego. Herm Reich
and Fenton Mole hit homers for
the Beavers. . .
Pete Gebrian notched his ninth
Hollywood win as he handed the
Los Angeles Angels their. 13th
blanking of the season, granting
them only six well separated safe
ties.
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
(By United Prow) - w
American League
W. L. Pet.
Cleveland 44 27 .620
Philadelphia 47 30 JB10
Mow Wnrr , I dM SI RSI
Boston ...nL".'.Z'-IZ 37 34 ;52t.
Detroit 37 37 .5UU
Washington 33 -41' -''.446
St. Louis 27 '44 ' .380
Chicago , 23 47 ,.329
National League
' .. W. L. ' Pet.
Boston ..;..'44 31 .587
Pittsburgh 39 33 .542j
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New York 35 36
Brooklyn '. .'....... 34 36 .481-
Philadelphia .:.....' 36 40 .474
Cincinnati 35 40 .4(57
Chicago 31 43 .419
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