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Briefs
NEW YORK, June 27
The national blame. ... the cur
rent hitch in the growing pro
gram to encourage kid baseball
appears to be lack of equipment.
. . , Carl V. Biley, reporting on
the Dubuque, la., setup which
has" grown from 10 teams last
year to 18 this season (in a city
of 42,000), explains that lack of
equipment prevents fielding a
couple more teams in the 14-16
year group. . . And from Hazel
ton. Pa.. Hill Morgan tells of the
headache involved in staging a
growing program for boys when
t isn't possible to buy enough
baseballs. . . . "With some out
side help," says Bill, "we man
aged to squeeze the two high
school leagues through n season
but our summer boys' league is
a different matter. About eight
dozen would see us through as
the boys intend to use only one
new ball and one used ball a
game. ... Of course, no one is
complaining since the armed
forces have gotten the available
supplies."
POP POPS OFF
From Hugh Fullerton Sr.: "1
see where Lord Haw Haw claims
to have been born in Brooklyn.
... Wonder if he got that nick
name rooting for the Dodgers?"
. SPORTS BEFORE YOUR EYES
That "grudge" fight between
two jockeys that Larry Atkins
was ready to stage on his Cleve
land fight card was declared off
when the North Randall track
stewards put their feet down. . .
Carol (Babe) Freese, who out
lasted her teacher, Betty Hicks,
in the Women's Western Open,
aims to do even better against
the gal pros in the $19,700 Wom
en's National Open golf at Spo
kane, Wash., in August. She'll
be playing almost in her own
back yard. . . . Red Barber, who
celebrates his 15th anniversary
as a sports broadcaster on July
1, was offered $100 a month
when he started out spieling at
the University of Florida but got
the job on his v own terms 75
cents an hour. Wonder if Red
was as good on finances as on
batting averages?" . . . Bill
Prince, new Connecticut boxing
commissioner, likes to tell about
two knockouts In his career
one when he flattened a neigh
borhood bully; the other the
only time he was stopped as a
pro.
Small Field
To Take Post
In Anita 'Cap
ARCADIA. Calif.. Juno 27 IJP
The smallest field ever entered
in the $100,000 Santa Anita
handicap was the prospect today
for Saturday's renewal of the
rich 'cap.
Only 10 or 11 starters seemed
likely to parade to the post after
Miss Carlotta Jelm's Bull Reieh
was declared yesterday and High
land View farm's Shut Up was
entered overnight for a race to
day. Fred Astaire's Triplicate
also appeared certain to be de
clared, with his trainer, Clyde
Phillips, ill in the hosoital.
One additional starter El
wood Johnston's Old English
popped up and started a Jot of
discussion. In light at 106
pounds, Old English might prove
a threat. One of the best bred
horses in the line-up by Solario
out of Notley Abbey he's won
two oi tour starts at Santa Anita,
Other startine rjrobable In.
elude Thumbs Up, Paperboy,
Brie A Brae, Autocrat, Lou-Bre,
Broadcloth, Texas Sandman, Gay
Dalton and Best Effort, the lone
three-year-old In the field. -
PCL Clubs Sign Two
Young Ball Players
SEATTLE, June 27 W) Pa
cific Coast league teams have
signed up two of the boys who
played in the recent all-American
boys' baseball game, it was
learned yesterday. The Seattle
Rainiers signed Dick Brlskey of
Naches, infielder, and San Die
go signed Jerry Nelson, pitcher
from Winlock. Both played on
the all-state squad in the boys'
game.
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Linksmen
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Bill Welch Wins Medalist
Honors In PNGA Tourney
With Hot 148 For 36 Holes
VANCOUVER, B. C. June 27
(IP) Two Spokane linksmen
topped the field yesterday at the
second day of the 44th annual
Pacific Northwest Golf associa
tion tournament here, in tne
men's division Bill Welch won
medalist honors with a total of
148 for the qualifying 36 holes
and Medalist Jean Rucker de
feated Mrs. A. C. Weeks of Van
couver 6 and 4 in the first round
of the women's event, for which
qualifying rounds were complet
ed Monday.
Gale Blows
Welch, U. S. public links
champion, took a two-over-par
73 yesterday at the Point Grey
Golf and Country club to add
to his 75 Monday. None of the
214 male contestants carded reg
ulation figures because of a 30-mile-an-hour
southwest wind.
Harrv Umbinctti, former
Washington State and Seattle
citv champion, followed Welch
with 77-72 149, Harry Givan of
Seattle, PNGA champion in 1936-
7, was next wun t-ia iou,
and Kenny Black, Vancouver,
B. C, Canadian champion, came
in with 152.
Match Dlav will begin tomor
row for 32 players who scored
159 or less in the qualifying
rounds.
Leathernecks
Trip Soldier
Nine, 20-74
In a free hitting ball game
yesterday afternoon at Recrea
tion park, the Leathernecks from
the Marine BarracKs nuageu
Camp Tulelake to the tune of
20 to 14.
The marines slammed out 15
hits in scoring their 20 tallies
and committed only one bobble
in the field. Camp TuleiaKe ac
counted for 14 hits and was
guilty of five errors.
Bogarski, Myers, and "West
drove out home runs for the
Leathernecks in the third, fifth
and eighth innings, respectively,
and Pierce poled a circuit clout
for the soldiers in the third
frame with none aboard.
The marines jumped .off to
a two-run lead in the initial
frame and were never headed,
although Camn Tulelake threat
ened in the ninth when the
soldiers picked up six runs.
Eleven walks were issued by
the soldier hurlers and marine
pitchers gave seven free passes.
- Short score: .
Camp Tulelake 0 0 1 0 0 2 3 3 S 14
Marines 3 1 4 3 3 4 0 4 X 30
Batteries: Marines: Sutton. Duckworth.
Greenly ( and Bogarski and Pitts. Camp
Tulelake; Zimmerman. Gordon. Bastla
nelll and Nyhoff, Schalf and Edgar.
Katonen Will
Meet Ackles
In Opener
In the opening bout on the
crunch card Friday night at the
armory, Paavo Katonen. the
durable Finn, will collide head
on with Kenny Ackles, the
"Hollywood Wonder Boy," Pro
moter Mack Lillard announced
today.
This tussle rounds out a card
that sends Antone Leone against
George Wagner in a grudge bat
tle as the main attraction. The
feud between the two musclers
grew uut of an incident that oc
surred last week when Leone
belted Wagner over the head
with a ring stooL
Lillard has stated that none
of the implements of war will
be left in the ring during this
tiff to guard against injury to
the fans and the rasslers, them
selves.
Jack "Buck" Lipscomb will
twist torsos with clever Milt
Olsen in the semi-wlndup.
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CINCINNATI, June 37 (IP)
Action in the 45th annual trl
state tennis tournament stepped
up today as the "name players"
moved into the quarter finals
without any particular difficul
ty. High spot in today's program
comes when Sarah Palfrey
Cooke, Boston, national women's
champion in 1941, teams with
her husband in the men's dou
bles event. They play against
Yamguchi and Satto, a pair of
Cincinnati Japanese-Americans.
It was the first time a woman
has entered the men's event but
local officials said they could
find no rule against it if no
objection was raised by the op
posing players.
Segura Takes
First Court
Fray Easily
EVANSTON. 111., June 27 (IP)
It looks like Pancho Segura, the
transplanted Ecuadorian seeking
his third straight national col
legiate tennis singles title, may
add the doubles crown to the
list of court championships he
already holds.
Segura had no trouble going
into the third round of the 61st
national collegiate tournament
here yesterday, in the singles di
vision. But his teammate, Tom
Burke, from Miami (Fla.) uni
versity came up with the biggest
upset of the second round.
Burke easily breezed past
Charles Samson. last year's final
ist from Notre Dame, 6-1, 6-1, to
get into the third round.
Wins Easily
Segura, who uses an unortho
dox two-handed stroke,' took
things comparatively easy as he
eliminated another Notre Dame
player, George Ratterman, 6-2,
6-3, in his first appearance of
the tournament yesterday. He
had drawn a bye through the
first round.
Segura meets Delbert Russell
of Wayne university and Burke
faced Carroll McCarter of Texas
in today s third round.
None of the favorites to reach
the quarter-finals had any dif
ficulty in second round matches
with the exception of Howard
McCall of Georgia Tech, seeded
No. 6. McCall had to come from
behind in a two-hour match to
eliminate Arnold Beisser of the
College of the Pacific, 5-7, 9-5,
7-5, in the only extra set match
of yesterday's competition.
Tfdw THEY
masssia a assaw
STAND
By To ABJocUfed Prcil
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. I
Pet
.614
.590
.528
.325
.491
.455
.426
.337
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington ,
St Louis
Cleveland -
Teatr(t7'i Remit
New York 5, St. Louts 4.
Only game scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
No fames.
COAST LEAGUE
Pet.
.012
.554
.312
.500
.468
-.482
.471
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco .
Oakland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
San Diego
-41
Houywcoa
33
53 ,384
Last Nlcht's Entails
Portland 5, Sacramento 1.
Oakland 8. Hollywood 0.
San Francisco 5. Los Angeles 4.
Seattle and San Diego traveling.
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New York Shaves Vx Game
From Detroit's 1st Place
Margin; Trail By 1 Game
Br JOE REICHLER
Associated Press Sports Writer
It took 11 months and nine
attempts, but the New York
Yankees finally have defeated
the St. Louis Browns at Sports
mans' Park.
In registering their sixth
straight victory lost night 5-4,
ana uieir nrst over SI. Louis at
the Browns' home field since last
July 21, the McCnrthymcn
shaved a half-game from De
troit s first place margin. They
now trail by only one game.
The game marked the start ot
the Yankees' second invasion of
the west where they've fared
none too well last May, when
lliev rironDed Mix out of nine, in
cluding four straight to the
Browns.
Browns In Slump
It was a different St. Louis
outfit the Yankees faced, how
ever, from the team that swept
them off their feet Inst month.
Whereas the American league
champions were in the midst of
a winning streak in their previ
ous mound city clash, the Sew
ellmen are in the throes of a
slump which has seen them drop
nine of their last 13 games, and
drop into sixth place, five games
under the .500 mark.
The star of the Yankees tri
umph was Relief Pitcher Bill
Zuber. The 31-yenr-old lowan
relieved Starter Walter Dubicl
in the sixth inning and held the
Browns scoreless the rest of the
way with two hits to receive
credit for the first victory of the
season. Zuber won his own
game with a single that drove
in Tuck Stacback with the run
that broke a 4-4 tie in the
eighth. It not only earned the
Yankees their ninth one-run de
cision, but marked the Brown
ies 14th loss by the same margin.
Brownie Tie Score
The Yankees breezed to a 3-0
lead in the first two innings, but
the Browns came back to knot
the count in the third. With
Tex Shirley having taken over
for Al Hollingsworth and pitch
ing airtight ball, aided by four
double plays, the Browns forged
ahead in the fifth, but a Yankee
tally tied It in the sixth. .
The victory was pleasing to
the Bronxites, as until last night
they had lost all of their five
previous arc-light contests, in ad
dition to dropping two out of
four twilight games. .
Cincinnati at Boston, the only
other major league tilt sched
uled yesterday, was postponed
by rain.
BASKETBALL IN S. P.
DETROIT Marine PFC Joe
Mader, former Titan court ace
writes that basketball is a year
round sport at his base in the
Mariana islands where he is
player-manager of one of the
camp teams. He says they have
just completed laying a cement
deck for the court and so their
play has unproved along with
the improved facilities.
Whea in Medford
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3 Colleges
Battle For
Golf Crown
Br HAROLD HARRISON
COLUMBUS. O., Juno 27 (V)
Players from three schools which
have been long-time rivals in the
western conference wore set to
day to fight it out for the 1045
national intorcolleglnto indivi
dual golf championship.
It wns Minnesota against Ohio
State in the first match of the
forenoon semi-finals as Louis
Lick, tile Gophers' defending na
tional champion, clashed with
Ohio State's Johnny Lorms, And
it was Michigan ognlnst Ohio
Stote In the other half with
Wolverine Johnny Jenswold
meeting Buckeye Bob Knmpfer.
Jenswold was runuer-up to Lick
a year ago.
Although Ohio State, the new
national team champions, hnri a
two to one numerical edgo In the
semi-finals, the. Bucks were hurt
yesterdny When their ace, How
ard Baker, dropped a one-down
decision to Jenswold, who seems
well on his wnv to become the
marathon kid of tho tournament.
Lick's appearance In the semi
finals left him only two matches
awav from becoming the first
olay'cr to make a successful de
fense of the NCAA title since
George T. Dunlnp Jr.. won the
crown In 1930 and 1031.
Mai'ffio Holds
West Coast
Batting Lead
LOS ANGELES June 27 OP)
Emll Mailho, San Francisco out
fielder, retained his batting lead
ership In the Pacific Coast
league lust week although his
average dropped three points to
.384 Irom the previous week.
Batting statistics, including
Sunday's games showed Frank
Hawkins, Oakland flychaser,
perched In second place with
.330 followed py ueorgo Man
dish, Sacramento outfielder with
.343.
Butch Moran, Hollywood first
baseman, retained leadership In
runs bntted in with 55, although
his hitting fell off five points to
.270. Ted Norbert, Seattle out
fielder, continued the lead In
home runs with II, followed by
Rip Russell, Los Angeles, with
ono less.
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Joyce Cops
16th Game;
Bevos Win
Portland Incroasai Load
To 5 Full Games By Waxing
Solont, 5-1; Acorn Win
Br PAUL WELLS
Associated Press Sports Writer
Chalk up No. 1(1 for San Fran
cisco's Bob Joyce, tho Pacific
Coast league's leading hurler.
The big righthander notched
his lUth victory against six do
feuts last night as tho Seals
edged out the Los Angeles An
gels 9-4 in continuing their
drive for second pluce.
While tho runner-up Scattlo
Rainiers were idle, tho top-spot
Portland Beavers rapped tho
Sacramento Solans 5-1 to in
crease their lead to flvo full
games. On kin nil, a gumo behind
tho Seals in fourth, kept pace
by rallying in the ninth Inning
tn beat tho Hollywood Stars
Joyce Gives Up 11 Hits
Joyce, who will easily pass
the 30-game mark for the sea
son If iiu keeps up his present
average was touched for 11
hits while his mates wero get
ting eight off four Los Angeles
hurlers, but the Angels wero
unable to turn their runs Into
runs. With the score lied at
4-ii 11 In tho ninth, tho Seals
loaded the bases and pushed
over the winning tally on Battle
Malono Sanders' single.
Portland's easy victory over
Socrumento marked Bud Beas
loy's first defeat In four starts
since he joined tho Solons at
the end ot his Reno school
leaching term. Tho Beavers
nicked tho schoolmaster for 11
hits and all tholr five runs in
the eight Innings ho worked.
B c a s 1 c y had not allowed an
earned run In winning his first
three gumcs. Ad Ltska, Port
land's veteran submariner,
pitched four-hit ball and was
beat out of a shutout when an
error In tho fifth allowed Sac
ramento to score its lone run.
Acorns Nudge Stars
Six Hollywood errors contrib
uted to the Stars' downfall as
tho Acorns shoved over six tin
earned runs in tho first of tho
ninth to win 8-8. Shortstop
Vern Reynolds committed lour
of the mlscues, while Pitcher
Ronnie Smith and Manager
Lift's
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TJticlc FntueU hobbled ono each.
Tho Twlnks hod run up a 4 0
lend when they gave the Oaks
two counters In tho seventh on
throe, errors, They staged a last
ti'iimo rally, goon for two runs,
before Relief Pitcher Jack Lot
forced Mel Stelner to pop-up
and Jim Hill to strlko out with
tho bases londud, Uiimon lluyos,
starting Oakland hurler, ro
cs t v o d credit for tho win.
Brooks Holder, Hollywood out
fielder, had a big night tit the
pinto with a single, doublo and
triple in four times at bat.
Scattlo and San Diego will
open In tho California city to
night, their series having been
postponed a day to permit time
for traveling from tho north
west. STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Only
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