SATURDAY. JULY 2, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
pack srvrn
Cards Lop Off
Gems' Streak
Locals Blow Six - Run Bulge
Hi arm kUkd wy ball im lut night and Willi It thrlr
nine-tram winning alrrak nil any chaivr o( overtaking '.h Pittsburg
Diamonds In tin Immediate lulur. Willow wa Ilia 15-11 winner In
hectic (InUh that eaW both trania pick tin lat Innlni to ecore (Iv
run.
J1i drtret. coupled with Pittsburg 8-4 win ovrr Binli Rou,
dropiH-d the tlein two lull game behind th Diamonds. Hrditlng won
liver Medl'ird In draw rum on
Ilia hrele of eerxind place again ana
Vallejo beet Maryavl!' by Identical
6-3 ecorre In a twin bill played at
Martina.
Klamalh Tall and Willow ar
playing tha final gam of thrlr
errlea liar till allrrnoon. Tha
tiema llav lnla gama Sunday
and two on Monday with Redding
down at PrrryvllH.
laal night Klamalh for a tlma
) okrd on lla way to a truth tlralght
victory, piling up an 1-2 Irad In four
Inning. Murrir Nordrll tlammrd
tha firt pilch of th gain over tha
Irft frld board for a homrr, and
Pinky Hess homered with two on
In llir second. Aflrr four Inning.
I. -a ITcrr rrplarrd Iill Applrby
on th hill for Willow.
In tha fifth th daring Card
pirkrd up two run on a couple of
hlta and an error, added thrr mora
In tha lth on two hit and two
error to trail -7. Nile Jordan,
looking for hi ninth win. retired
the altla In order In the eventh.
men w yanked after hit by Oen
Painter and Homer Klnnard tied
Ilia arore at l-t wllh none out in
the eighth. Jim Pendleton rellrvrd
h m and Don Dan tripled to chaa
row Klnnard with tha run tnat
put willow ahead. Before tha chap
ter waa rloaed. Iiavt also acorrd.
In th ninth Willow ahelled Pen
dlrton and contlniird Uia bast-hlt
bnrraga on Hub Kittle until five
rum came acrou. 'ilic (tern trailrd
li-g going Into th laat of the ninth
Pour alraight tingle unfro
Frees and Lonnle ford replaced
Mm on th mound. The Orou
qiieraed tiv run out of their
lightly-hysterical rally befor Bob
( aaaelll, up for the aecond lima In
tne liming, ended It by grounding
out
The wild gama saw 14 hlta be
tvecn th two club. II of them far
extra earka.
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le Pallar In Maoa. IX) -Wl-Inara
II Klamalh 10. Umplroo Connor
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Rasmussen Wins
As US Score
VANCOUVER. B. C. July I OPV
Amriican athlete grabbed off four
firata In th 43rd annual running
of Vancouver police track and
field meet yesterday.
Oeorg Raamuaaen, Unlveralty of
Oregon, won th pole Taull with a
leap of 14 feet Inch, only half
an Inch lew than the Canadian
record. Teammata Dave Henltxirna
took th 100-yard daah In 1 7 aec
nnd. Multnomah' Dirk Paelh ran
th mile In 4:351. And D. Lewi.
T'aroma. covered th 110-yard high
hurdle In 15 5 wcond.
Rain Costly For
Cherry Growers
HOOD RIVER. July 3 (Ml Th
general belief among cherry grow
er Friday waa that two day of
rain coat tha Hood River valley 100
rare of fruit
Although the tola) amount of
damage atlll ran not be aaaewrd for
certain, moat groupa aald they ex-r-ected
tha valley to ahlp only 55 or
IV) carload of frwh cherrlr. Before
tha rainfall, grown expected a
lM-carload crop.
A few orchard!! reported their
fruit 60 per cent pllt. and Ule
to harvest. Other had mailer
lota. J. E. Klahre, manager of Die
Hood River Apple Grower, laid
crop with ipllttlng of lea than 26
per cent could be profitably har
vested, and urged grower to bring
tent aamplea In.
RED ROOSTER
614 Klamath Ave.
Featuring
July 2nd, 3rd, 4th
SPECIAL DINNERS
Breakfasts
.STANDINGS
rn wrst i.F.A(.t r
W L Prl.
PUUbllri 40 34 .'J
Klamath Fell 35 29 .rX)J
Redding 17 3 .Mrt
Willow M M -Ml
Itanla Rom .. 31 it ta
Vllr)o M 3 .4110
Marvavllle Jl 31 SM
IedtiNd ... II 4 Mi
I'eaterriay ' Keaulta
Wlllnire 15. Klamath rails 11.
Redding 1. Medfnrd
Pittsburg I. Mania Hi 4.
Valle Jo l-l. Marysvllt l-J.
pacipic roANT i.r.M.i e
Hollywood II 37 M
Seattle 54 44 AM
Pin Diego 4 41 .500
Oakland 41 41 AO0
hacramento 47 47 .500
Han Pranctaco 44 53 ,4M
Portland 43 51 .4M
In Angrle 29 57 .404
Yraterday' Itraulta
Portland 4. Sacramento 0.
Han Diego 9. Seattle 2
Han Pranclam 4. Lna Angrlra 1.
Oakland 13. Hollywood .
AMfHtCA IT. Mil T.
New York 45 54
53
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MS
.541
432
.4(13
.400
3M
Philadelphia 40
Cleveland .
. 3
. 31
. 35
31
. 3
Detroit
Boalon
Washington
C lllcago
St. Loula
JO
Veslerdav'e Reoulle
New York 5. Waahlngton 4
Philadelphia II, Boaton I.
Chicago 4, Detroit 0
Clereland 1, St. Loula I.
NATIONAL LEAfli r.
Brooklyn . .
Si. Iouta .
tVratnn
Philadelphia
New Yoik ...
Cincinnati . .
pittaburgh .
Chlrai.
41 27 503
.40 31 J
. M 32 M
31 33 i
. 34 34 300
... 31 M .434
37 40 .403
37 42 Jl
Yesterday's Reaalle
New York 4. Brooklyn I.
Chlacgo I. Pitburch t.
Boalon 3. Philadelphia 1.
ClnrlnnaU 10, SU Louts .
Assault
Tested
KEW YORK. July t iwAult
hit heartbreak highway- today a
h rrki a aecond triumph In th
Brooklyn handicap at Aqueduct.
The claaalc Brooklyn, a 150 000
addrd grind of a mil and a quar
Irr. call for the utmoat In a thor
oughbred i tpeed. couraj and nam.
Ina.
There never ha been any quee
Uon concerning Aaaeuit game ilea
or clu. Th raring world t look
tng for a different aruwer.
Can Robert J. Kleberg IMS
trip) crown hero do today, at rag
ix with only on recent aprlnt rap
under hi belt In II month, what
h did back In mil
Ten hone were entered In thl
l!a Brooklyn, which feature Aque
duct getaway program. Two other
Kleberg horeee Plying Mlaael and
th grand mare But Why Not were
among them. At treat one of that
pair la expected to accompany
Aaaault.
Howard Ralph
Dies In Oakland N
Word ha been received of tht
death of a former Klamath resident,
Howard Ralph, In Oakland, Calif,
June 10.
Mr. Ralph waa about 40. and
death waa attributed to a heart
attack. He wa the eon of Mra. O.
D. Ralph and the late Mr. Ralph.
The family la well known to long,
time resident of the Klamath area.
Ha la aurvlved by hi wlf and
child, hi mother and a brother, all
of whom llv In Oakland.
PRICE CUT
KLAMATH PALLS, July 1 (ATI A
rent a quart reduction In th prlr
of milk now 20 cent will be
considered at a aula department of
agriculture hearing here July 12.
QITF.N
ALBANY, July 3 1 Gloria
Flntell, Albany high achool gradu
al, waa crowned queen of th Tim
ber carnival last night.
Alio
Padres Knot
Seattle Series
In 5-2 Victory
Salrzman Blanks
Sacramento With
Five-Kit Chore
By The Aeeoclaled Free
There' on baaeball rule that
every aendlot player knows by hrrt.
Namely, acoot for flrat baa when
the catcher drop th third atrlke.
San Diego' Oreate Mlnoao forgot
It Prldy iilnht In a Paclllc Coaat
league acranibla with Seattle. And
apparently nobody told Sammy
White, the Halnera' catcher, about
the third trlk rule. The raault wa
a grotesque mlacarrlaga of th na
tional paatlmr.
Bobby Wllann tingled In th flrat
Inning and moved up on a wild
pitch, Mlnoao fanned then tnod
at til plate and watched a White
dropped the ball.
Trying to nab WlUon, White
threw to 1-eon Mohr at aecond. Mohr
then hit Wllaon In the bark cn tow
to third. Seattle Shorutop Bob
Hluiiteon retrieved the ball and fired
It to pitcher Jack MrCi.ll. who
tanged Wllaon at tlx plate but
airalghtway dropped the leather
like a hot potato.
PROTKHT
Meanwhile, Mlnoao wa prodded
by hla Padr teammate and atarl
ed running. He got all the way to
aecond a the Italnler alood around
bemuard. but the umpire ruled
Mlnoao wa out lnr he got ome
aaalitanre In finally aettlng tail
down the baaepath. Manager Burky
Harrl prolrated. but Ban Dlrgo
wrnt on to lake a legitimate 6-2
vrrdlct without th ervlce of thrlr
altnrnry. Th eerlea Hand at 2-2.
At Hollywood. Oakland eruptrd
wllh an eight-run uxth Inning and
performed a 13-6 autopay on the
league-leading Star. Hollywood
Pitcher Pinky Wood nd Wall
Olarn provided th comedy rrllrf
In that one. hitting one batter and
walking five other. Th Oak need
ed only two hit In th Inning. They
evened the aerie at two each.
BAITMAN WISH
Portland a Hal SalUman regli
tered a nrt tlv-hll ah u tout, beat
ing Sacramento. 4-0. Lul Marque'
homer Irulu the park (parked Port
land attack. Th Solon hold a
3-3 edge In the aerie.
Uw Angrle deacended further
into th cellar by loaing to Ban
Pranclaro. 4-3. The Seal won It
on a pinch-hlt double by Brook
Holder with two on In th ilghth.
Th victory gav the O'Doul a 1-1
bulg In th aerie.
Saturday card : Loa Angela 'Don
Carlaen 6-7) at Ban Pranclaco iSurve
Nagy -S.
San Diego (Al Jurlalrh 1 11 at
Seattle I Herb Karpel t-3i.
Oakland i Ralph Buxton 4-3 at
Hollywood (Oordon Maltiberger II
li. Sacramento (Don Johiuon l-l at
Portland iTom Bridge l-7.
N. C. Star
Game Set
The tag I all set for th Nor
thern California he -r ball leagu'
sll-star gam at Dunamulr Monday
afternoon, but flrat th circuit ha
another go-round of regular league
play.
All eight teams will be busy Bun
dav afternoon.
The Klamath Pall Pioneer win
go up against th Shasta Dam nln
at Oems stadium. ML Shalt play
Yreka. Weed to at Hilt and Dunamulr
play heat to MrCloud.
The Pioneer are expected to hare
little trouble with th tail-end
Shaat Dam team tn their game,
starting at 1 SO. Fran Miller wlU
pitch.
The leaguea gU-atar clash, a
North-South affair, will be held at
the Dunamulr park. A picked team
from the rravtrr of th Pioneer.
Yreka. Hill and Weed make up th
North aquad. from Dunsmulr, Mc
Cloud. ML Shasta and Shasta Dam
make up tne South.
Member of th Pioneer making
th all-star aquad ar Outfielder
Jimmy Weat and Mario Plsan. In
fielder Earl Brook. Fran Miller
will manage the North team and
Johnny Paitega will be th team
coach.
A special event of th baaeball
afternoon at Dunamulr will be a
footrac to determine the speediest
baarrunner In the Northern Call
fornla league. On man from each
tram will be eligible to romprt In
tht base-circling. Mario Plaan prob
ably will be th Klamath Pall
choice.
rtGHTS LAST NIOHT
San H lege Young Ruben Smith.
I1SS, Loa Angrlea, and Lul Cas
tillo, 151 S. Mexico City, drew, 10.
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Lunches
SKIPPERS PICKED
FOR STAR CLASH
LOB ANORI.Efl. July 1 (VP Pred Henry of Hollywood and Jo Jo
Whit nf Brattle, manager of th one-two team In tha Paclflo Coaat
league, Friday were formally named to pilot the all-tar team In tha
annual North-Bouth all-tar gam at Seattle July 11.
League Prealdent Clarence Rowland alao announced th rater of
th two team, elected by poll of th league baaeball wrltera.
Ilaney' para setting Hollywood club dominated th lineup of th
South' team, placing erven of hi men on th tram.
Portland lo Thomae wa th lone unanlmou choice voted on
the North team. Th rookl wa named on every ballot, although all
voire were not for third baae, the poaltlon he will play In th content.
Here are the aquad. wllh batting average and pitching record:
Mouth
Poe.
Eddie Malon. L. A. (J55)
M Moor. San Dlrgo 1320)
Al Unaer, Hollywood (3HJ
Chuck Steven, Holly, (J04)
Orne Handley, Holly. 331)
Jim Baxea, Holly, i Mil
Roy Nicely. SC. (.302)
Wayne Terwllliger, L A. ( 2M1
Bobby WlUon, Ban Dlrgo 1211)
Ir- Norm, Hollywood (J53)
Clarence Maddern. L A. (J86)
Wax Weat, San Diego (.3011
Daln Clay. Ban Diego (JO!)
Carmen Mauro. L.A. U13i
Wlllard Kamadell. Holly. (10-2)
Pinky Wood. Holly. 111-6)
Jea Plorea, Ban Dlrgo
Steve Nagy. S P. -
Pred Haney, Hollywood
Bucky Harrla, Ban Diego
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Pglea
Merrill Billiard
Calhoun'
Kinnlgan
Bur. of Rec.
Merrill VPW
Kalpln
hirw art-Lennox
K C.
Smith Lumber
The Eaglea remained at the helm
of the county aoftball loop laat night
In Merrill when they apanked an
outclaaaed 8mlth Lumber company,
11 to 0, In five Inning.
Chet Aahby gv up only two hit
In th lopaidrd affair while the
Exglra were Jumping on two Lum
bermen pitcher.
Calhoun a lumped Into th third
pot In the league when they out
Luted the Merrill VPW, 11 to I.
Short motm.
n h
Pagle IS 1
Smith Lumber . . 13 3
Eagle: Aahby and Harrl. Smith:
Randall. Taylor (1) and Chamber
I R H El
I Calhoun II 12 3 1
Merrill VPW g g 3
Calhoun1: Oeatvang and MrLlng.
I Merrill VPW: Trotman, Benbrook
1 7l and Bauateln.
Putting
Pays Off
WASHINGTON. July 1 A1 Th
crowd comes out to are golf's long
hitter, but the namfr anil
th man who ran drop thoae putt.
Thl wa well Illustrated here I
yesterday In th 115 000 Washington
tat open tournament.
Bam Sneed, the w t wlngrr i
from While Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
waa doing om nice dnvtr.g, a'
But though h wa long with hi
drive h wa short with his putt.
Th rallery groaned la sympathy
on No. 13. -git In, you dog.- cried
Weat Virginia Bam.
Th ball stopped good foot from
th cup.
It waa that way all day. and
Sneed wound tip with a . threw
under par. but atlll fir atrokr be
hind th leader. Al Smith of Win
ton Salem, N C.
Ted Nelst, Walla Walla. Wash,
tied for fourth with 14-3347.
Knox, Patten
Vie For Title
SPOKANE. July I IP, - Th
Inland empire tennla ehamptoruhlp
win go today either to Clyde Knox.
Portland, or I Patten, Spokane.
Knox, eroded No, 1. reached th
final with a -2, 1-1 victory yntar
dy over "Rlghty" Eden, Seattle.
While Patten waa outlasting Hugh
Plndlay. Oregon 8 tat collet, 12-10,
Thj girl' single crown went to
Carol Tamlcale. Portland. She de
feated Peggy MrMahan, Spokan.
1-2. 1-3. in the title match.
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Billy Raimnndl, Sac. tin)
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Jimmy Oladd, Portland ' 2M
Hrlnx Becker, Seattle (3t
tAAt Baalnakl. Port. 31b
Leo Thomaa, Portland (J2II
Artie Wllaon, Oakland J4l
Billy Marti, Oakland 1.277)
Jim Tabor, Sacramento 1331)
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Johnny Rui ker, Port. 305)
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Coach Del Baker, Sacramento
Louise Wins
Wimbledon
LONDON. July 1 lAh Loula
Brouch of Beverly Hill. Calif.,
today captured th Wimbledon
women' tennl champlonahlp
with a 10-1. 1-1. 10-1 victory over
Mra. Margaret Oa borne du Pont
of Bcllevue, Del.
It waa the aecond tra ght tri
umph in th event for th top.
ceded Mlaa Brouah. and gv
both major Wimbledon Ullea to
Americana. Ted Schroeder of La
Creacenta. Calif ., yeauirday cap
tured the men a divuion of
Europe top court tournaaent.
Golfers
Brawl
LINCOLN. Neb, July 1 OP) An
oldtlm Texas goll brawl, ladiea
fashion, waa In ator for Lincoln
county clubber In the 11th women a
Trana-Miauaaippl golf tournament
today.
Th feature eersl-tinal match pit
ted Polly Riley of Port Worth, Trans
champion the last two yean, agarnat
Belay Rawl of Auatin. th current
Texas atate champ and 1934 public
link utlial of that Uv.
In th ether (rml-f'.nal match
pretty Betty MasKinnoo of ML
Pleasant met th long drtvjvt.
steady putting Marjort Liodaay of
Decatur. 111.
Mis MacKinnon waa four etroket
under par In defeating Oracle D
Moe, Corvallla. Ore, 4 and I.
Mis D Mom got th only eagle
of th day. a 1 on th 4 Jo-yard
rventh. when her approach wa
true to th pin (bout two feet
way. Mia MacKinnon waa eva
with men par for tha seven bola
coming In.
Portlander
To Dodgers
PORTLAND. July 1 U Bill Cor
vallla. 30-year -old tvrtlander who
didn't mak th varsity at Oregon
Stata. did better with th Brookl jm
Dodger.
Th major leagu club aimed Cor
ralli to a contract after ee'.ry,
him play In the Brooklyn baaehail
achool near Seattl. H haa been
fanned out to Santa Barbara of th
California 3tat leagu.
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After-Dark Magic Fails Cards
Brecheen
By The Aaaeelatett Pre
What happened to Harry Bre
cheen after-dark magic?
Th wiry llttl St. Lout Cardinal
southpaw waa poison at night laat
eaaon. Under th light h had a
14-1 mark en rout to hi fin 20-7
eaaon.
After winning three night atari
early thl aeaaon, he loat hi touch.
Tn eat ha filled to flnlah hi laat
lour owl uru. HU la teat dlaap.
tvolntment really hurt.
With a chance to tie th Brooklyn
Dodger for the National league lead
by whipping Cincinnati laat night.
Reese Holds
Hitting Lead
Casielli Second,
Ted Hesse Third
Veteran Bill Reea I undlrut
head and ihoulder over hi Oemi
teammate In the frequency of hit
ting department a the Par Weat
league near the mld-sraaon point.
Reea ha complied a batting
average of JM getting 15 hlu In
220 time at bat.
Bob Caaaelli la In aecond place
with a 20 average and Ted
'Pinky) Heaae la third with 341.
The averagea were figured unof
ficially through Thursday night
gam.
Caaaelli has been at the plat
only about half aa many time a
the other regular h started late
and ha been benched with In
juries but lead th club In horn
era with eight
' On the pitching aide, the honors
till belong to Niks Jordan, who
through Laat night had an t-2 win
loaa record. The Oems have added
another potential winner to the
hill staff In the person of Hal
SonntM. who last aeaaon won
erven and loat two. appearing In
14 sane, Hla earned -run average
II 1M.
Inofficial averages
Utter
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. 220
. 114
. 233
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.235
. 75
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Jenaer
Buirk
Mohlrr
Dmlao
Pile her (J W
Vhildirtevr 13 1
Perrdleton t 1
Jordan 11
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130 S. Mexico City. a.
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MARKS A MILESTONE IN KLAMATH ENTER
TAINMENT CIRCLES WITH THE OPENING
NIGHT PERFORMANCE UNDER
THE LIGHTS" OF THE
KLAMATH BASIN
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As Reds Win, 10-2
th Red Bird flopped, 10 to 3.
Brecheen itarud, but laded for a
plnch-hltter In th fourth. St. Loula
trilled 1-0 and th lowly Red had
four hit off th cat who walked
five. Normally h paaa only on
or two In a nlne-lnnlng Job.
The paatlng by Cincinnati, which
hka been daggering toward the
cellar, waa th third to In their
laat five game glnt aecond divi
sion oppoaitlon.
Brooklyn atubhed lie toe on New
York Dav Koalo In an afternoon
aetback. 4-1. that gave St. Loula a
chance to close the gap. Don New.
combe waa unabl to hold an early
Corvallis
Girl Drops
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Oracle DeMoaa. Corvallla, Or, wa
eliminated from th Trans-Mis is
slppl golf tournament In th quar
ler-flnal yesterday.
Mtse De Moaa waa defeated. 4 and
3. by Betty MacKinnon of Mount
Pleasant, Texas.
Mlaa MacKinnon teed oft asalrut
Marjorle Lindsay. Decatur. Ill, in
a semi-final today. Th other semi
final pita Polly Riley. Port Worth.
alnt Betsy Rawl. Austin. Tex.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
ydney, N. . Tami Maurlello.
14. New York, knocked out Jo
Dominic. 112. Oarfleld, N. J, . t
Long Besvch. N. T. Beppa Cola
sanu. 1341. Italy, outpointed Lew
Jenkins. 137 , Saeetwaler, Tex, 10 1
Pbaralx Charlie Bala. 144.
Phoenix, outpointed Shamua Mr
Crra, 111. Clereland. 10. '
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LET'S ALL RODEO!
1-0 Irad and finally waa knocked out
for the first time In a month while
the Otanu were n rout to a thra.
run rally In tha eighth.
Vern Blckfnrd gav tha Bcartcai
Brave control of third place) as ha
hit th 10-wln mark with a 13-ln-mng
decision over th Phlllle. 1-L
lh young righthander atng'od ta
start th 12th. rod to third on aVI.IV
Stanky'a alngl nd cored on Al
Dark game-winning alngl.
Bob Muncrlrf, recently sold bp
Pittsburgh to Chicago for the wahrer
price, pitched the Cuba to a I-1 adga
over the Pirate In a relief role.
Muncrlrf came on after Dutch 'awn.
ard waa knockrd cut In the fourth.
Charley Keller, another on of
Casey eurngrl crtpplr, took hla
turn at giving th Nw Tort
Yankeea a lift. He hit a pinch triple
with two men on to climax a four,
run rally In the ninth Inning. Th
Yank cam from way back to mat
Washington. 5-4. with Jo DlMaggl
confining hla activities to on alngl
and a walk In four trips.
Eddie Jorart, th Philadelphia Al
sparkplug, had a great night, drlv
mg In five runa with three hi'. In
cluding his 17th homer. In a 11-1
romp over Boston. The victory left
tr.e As five and a halt game back
of th leading Yank.
Cleveland took over third place)
bv dumping th SL Lout Brown.
7-1. on Al Benton' dx-hlttr. while)
Detroit waa bring blankd by Chi
cago Bill Wight, -.
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