Le Baron, Justice, Haynes Turn All-Star Victory Into Redskins Night Neale 'Has Enough' Nats Ruining Red Sox fining |ihi ppof Is for ♦» Of Charlie and Eddie, Chance Pennant; Washington, D. C., Saturday, August 12,1950—B—9 Offensive Standouts Hudson Hurls Tonight Burton Hawkins Sheer By By Horry The Red Sox, who were sup- Special Correspondent of The Star posed to start making a move CHICAGO. Aug. 12.—The only toward first place against second- thing that has happened to good division clubs at this stage of the Earle •Greasy” Neale the last 12 race, are being pocketed by the hours is the realization that little Nats. If Washington hasn’t frus- Eddie Le Baron joins the Marines trated Boston’s pennant bid It at and Charlie Justice says he today least has made the stretch run might sign” with the Richmond less inviting for Steve O’Neill’s Rebels. outfit. “If I never see those two guys Washington’s 5-2 conquest of again.” groaned the Gray Fox of the Red Sox last night behind the severely wounded Philadelphia Sandy Consuegra's 6-hit pitching Eagles, “it'll be too soon.” could have applied the cleaver to coach oi Fortunately for Neale, Boston’s hopes. The Red Sox, the Eagles, who were defeated who invaded Griffith Stadium last by the College All-Stars, 17-7, seven games off Detroit’s pace, Eastern sector of night, and the have slipped eight games back by but the National Football League, losing two of three to the Nats. Preston unfortunately for George The obstacles confronting Bos- Baron nor Marshall, neither Le ton for the remainder of the route the Red- Justice will be wearing aren’t insurmountable but the in skin headdress 1950. Nats have strewn rocks in the Le Baron, en route to California road. It simmers down to this— by air with four other Washing- if Detroit wins 30 of its remain- ton draftees—Hall Haynes, George ing 50 games Boston must capture Thomas. Harry Ulinski and Lou 36 of its 46 games to tie at 97-57. Karras—goes to the Marines Batters Other Weak Clubs. Camp Pendleton while the others Against other second division head for the Occidental College clubs this season the Red Sox training camp. Le Baron, how- have compiled a .777 average with ALL-STARS Pasquariello, Villanova fullback of the College All-Stars, scores first touchdown of game ever, said he probably would play VICTORY-BOUND—Ralph a 34-10 record, but the Nats have the in won the All-Stars, 17-7, in an upset. Attempting to tackle runner is Eagles’ End in the San Francisco exhibition against pro champion Eagles Chicago, by held power-packed Boston even in John Green Other Tackle John left) of Villanova and Eagles’ Fullback Joe Muha (36) August 20, if an unexpected 48- (left). players: Sandusky (80, All-Stars; 12 games. —AP hour pass came through that week and Tackle Vic Spars (79). Wirephoto. Sid Hudson, with only __ pitching end. three days rest for the first time Justice Hasn't Signed. this year, will attempt to hear) additional woe on the Red Sox Justice, a Redskin draftee, told Tam to Run Sheds Shoes Ransom Gilmer Show Bergelin when he an elu- The Washington Evening Star Leading Baugh, tonight pursues Joe Dobson, last night that he had not signed sive 11th victory. will take the mound Vern Bickford, Braves’ pitcher (center), smiles happily as with but would have after No. 13, Richmond, Rams To after a no-hitter At Halfway Point, Against Wednesday Defeat Sedgman, for Boston. he is escorted from Braves Field pitching a final talk with the owners next white ball, used for night games, is me now suu- the Left to right are Manager Billy South* week. By Lewis F. Atchison Harris sending against Dodgers. Star Staff a trifle lighter than the regular marining Sid back early due to worth, Gene Mauch, Bickford, Johnny Antonelli and Bob Hall. "They will allow me to continue With Correspondent Harper Second brown pigskin and wasn't too Aussfes' Tennis Ace sore arms being nursed by Jim —AP Wirephoto. my work with the North Carolina LOS ANGELES, Aug. 12.—With ly the Associated Press happy with a percentage of .753 Pearce and Elmer Singleton, with Medical Foundation and play only Rookie Quarterback Eddie Le- By the Associated Press CHICAGO. Aug. 12.—Henry on eight boots. whom he otherwise might have on Sundays, with good pay." he RYE. N. Y., Aug. 12.-—The Aus- Baron slated to rejoin his Marine Ball also tried Dudley and Liv- gambled. Hudson has added an revealed. “I couldn’t get that sort Ransom of Chicago today held outfit in training next ingston in punting roles with de- tralians suffered a shock when underhand curve to his repertoire Not Bothered of arrangement with the Red- the halfway lead in the profes- Corps by'Butterflies/ the Redskins fensive linemen in. Dud- their which he will baffle Boston. skins.” sional division of the Tam week, play-calling charging youthful Davis Cup tennis hopes chores the Rams Wednes- ley got off a coupie of beauties al- his fifth vic- O'Shanter “world" golf cham- against ace, Frank took a five- Consuegra posted If Le Baron and Justice could Sedgman, 1 Bickford Just to Win pionship with a total of 139. day night will be divided between though still feeling the effects of tory with an outstanding per- Sought do half the set damage in the NFL a beating from Sweden’s Lennart Boston’s hits Ransom. tourna- Sammy Baugh and Harry Gilmer. light charley-horse received a formance. Three of By tht Associated Press 1 me too he re- that did to the 39-year-old bother much,” they once-proud It was in week Paul con- Bergelin in the opening match of obtained Vern ment darkhorse, fired a three- plain yesterday’s ago. Lipscomb I were by Stephens BOSTON, Aug. 12.—Vern Bick- sponded to a question. “I kept Eagles last night, the Redskins drill that the two tinues to the those were luck- 69 to lead place-kicking give impression of the interzone finals yesterday, but but two of Braves’ on and could start under-par yesterday ford, Boston right-hander my jacket between innings counting scalps today. will run the show, with Rookie being the squad's most formidable ancinted flies which fell the pro run for the first prize of they appear not to have too much pop who two years ago was on the tried to forget it while I was Between ’em, plus some mag- He is strokes Nick Se'oek warming the bench lineman. safely. the $11,000. two up on to about. threshhold of the door to throwing.” nificent line play by Leon Hart, most of the NOTES—The worry ! The Nats into an early Chandler Harper, New PGA cham- night. entire Redskins' forged minors because he lacked control, Billy Southworth Beams. Leo Nomellini, “We haven’t decided Torsten Johansson, the No. 2 the second when Ulinski, Karras, pion from Portsmouth, Va„ in the exactly squad visited Bob Hope's set on lead in inning had his name written in- A Joe today beaming Billy Southworth, Watson and Don Campora, which combination we’ll use the Paramount movie lot yester- player for the zone Sam Mele singled, stole second 172-hole meet. European | delibly in baseball’s record books Braves manager, was as happy as they handed the Eagles their worst against the Rams,’’ said Coach day. it off w'ith a and scored on Cass Michaels’ sin- Tied at 142 are Dick Mayer, Topped champions, was far out of his by way of a no-hit, no-run vic- a new father. beating in four years, which Herman Ball, “although we do visit to the but Boston tied it up in the Porky Oliver and Jim Ferrier, $2 million boys’ club gle, tory. that's and the depth when he faced John Brom- “Boy, pitching just stunned even partisan 88,885 while Heaf- have the squad lined up position that four previous exhibition third when a Stephens’ blooper Bobby Locke, Clayton Thus did Bickford enter his think that two years ago. except fans who jammed massive Soi- by position. It would be too much games here have build wich, the "old master” of the to scored Johnny Pesky ner and Ed Furgol share 143s. helped right name among those of such base- that a friend me off Vem dier Field. on tipped 144 are pressure Nick to put him in ... Trainer Eddie Anderson has Aussie team, in the second of yes- from second base. Even with par Lawson ball immortals as Hoss Rad- was better as a starter than as But it was not all “what a close game when he hardly everybody in good shape for the misht Little, Cary MiddlecofT, Johnny terday’s matches and went down, Coan Consistently Connects. bourne, Amos Rusie, Jack Stivetts, a reliever, we might have sent have been” for the Redskins. The knows the signals. But if we see game for the first time since the Bulla, Jimmy Demaret, Skee 6-2. 6—3. 6—0. Gil Coan’s triple to left-center Cy Young, Walter Johnson. Chris- him back to the minors to get third big thorn in Neale's side was a spot where he could handle squad hit camp. Herb Riegel and Ted Kroll. Siegert’s and Irv Noren’s fly to right gave ty Mathewson, Addie Joss, Joe control. He didn’t seem to have the team we’ll him a chance.’’ Bergelin's 2—6, 6—2. 7—5, 1—6, Haynes, a 190-pound 6-foot dou- Ransom is a Texan give bridge-playing is no better than and transplanted Sandy a 2-1 lead in the third Wood, Ed Walsh, Rube Marquard, it as a relief pitcher.” ble-duty halfback out of Santa who won two in 13 Although Rob Goode is the last year. Hardy Brown’s 6—3 upset of Sedgman cooled off has only titles he never relinquished it. The Cicotte, Carl Hubbell, Three of the Dodgers made % Clara. leading candidate for the kick-oil blocking has the [Eddie years of campaigning. He started stymied everybody, Swedes’ highly vocal support- Nats picked up two more runs off van der Meer, Bob Feller, into the Braves’ dress- Mike Rubish has done Johnny special trip role, well including Joe Tereshinski. ... A Haynes Defensive Standout. out at Houston and now registers ers in the stands at the West- Ellis Kinder in the fifth on sin- Buck Newsom, Dazzy Vance, Ted ing room to congratulate Bickford. in practice. Mike took a turn smaller been from Chicago. Ransom shot a 33 plane had chartered Grasso, Eddie Yost and Charlie Robertson. The He was the defensive standout chester Country Club. gles by Mickey Lyons They were Jim Russell. Peewee with of twro 15-foot yesterday with Bill Dudley in for the trip to San Francisco one j of the night and the third man the help birdie land Coan and boosted their mar- latter pitched the last perfect (no field goal drills. still week from Bromwich and Sedgman were Reese, who struck out twice, and putts on Tam's front nine yes- Dudley, today meaning, to 5-1 in the seventh when on offense who, Neale confessed, 5-2 gin man reach first) game. Jackie Robinson. matched 36 using his rocker style, found the probably, more cuts before then. favorites to defeat Bergelin took the starch out of the usually terday. Then he par Grasso walked, Consuegra sacri- Bickford, who will be 30 years and Sven Davidson in today's Reese was asked, “Why didn’t potent Philadelphia defense. !for 69. flced and Coan popped a double old next Thursday, proved him- Ransom’s victories since four-man event. you bunt?” and replied, "I would "That kid’s blocking was the I only 'to right for his third hit. self a real team man. <1937 were the 1946 St. Paul The Aussies have but my bum leg keeps me best I’ve seen,” Neale said. "He Open appear to be pretty Boston scored its second run Pounding the game-ending ball, and the 1949 VA Nine Wins certain of from running fast enough.” did something nobody has been Wilmington Open. League Playoff; the two additional vic- with two out in the ninth when presented him by First Baseman His best in 21 tour- tories will need to Reminded of Double No-Hitter. able to do in a month of training performance they appear in Billy Goodman walked and Ste- Earl Torgeson, the New Canton this was third in the the Said Robbie, All-Star second —chop down our best defensive neys year Fans challenge round for the sixth phens brought him around with series automat- mark. the pitching classic. was slippery and treacherous. Force Base drill team will dis- “I Haynes didn’t confine his didn't think much about These were lost in the Palmer. Snead, after a 72 Thurs- ically advances to the All-Ameri- Billy Smith hurled a four-hitter conversa- work Sedgman came out wearing spikes, play its precision marching racking up one until the ninth night’s to blocking. He day, three-putted four of the last and struck out 16 to tional confusion when a reporter can tournament to be held here lead Fort but stuck with before tomorrow's game with the snuffed out the first and most Bergelin his rub- and then I almost lost it but reminded five holes fcr a 73. Stevens to a 5-2 victory over Bickford, “How about next month. ber-soled sneakers. The sure-foot- Red Sox. there dangerous Eagle threat with a < George Fazio of the Wood- Bunker Hill in were no butterflies here,” your next game, van der the American ed Aussie raced Noren's streak ended at Johnny pass through the hitting pointing at his stomach. Meer interception, followed with mont Club shot a 76 for a 150 VA won its way into the city Legion League playoffs. Bunker did it twice in succession.” 17 ... another fourth set at 6—1 to square the games. Ed Stewart has had “I used my usual stuff—fast maneuver which turned total that placed him next series by taking the Recreation Hill will play Fort Dupont for the With a startled grin on his face match. one hit in his last 31 attempts. ball, curve and but it the tide toward the collegians. above last-place Skip Alex- Department North Ellipse title, title tomorrow. slider, broke Bickford murmured, “Nuts, you so the Griffith Stadium scorecards all with a card of 155). beating Government Employes’ Jim When count in games good night.” and so, just let me pitch a win Haynes pounced on an Eagles ander. Pope scored his 22d victory showed 15 mistakes in reached 2—1 listing Chimed Catcher Walker we fumble two minutes later on their In other sections of the four- Insurance Corp., 7-1, yesterday to of the the against him in the Cooper. so can keep going, that’s all. season, pitching Quan- and catchers for score- the final set, Bergeiin took action. He pitchers “You said it, Vern, a cinch be- This red-hot series 36 to set up the most brilliant ply meet. Babe Zaharias of Chi- wrap up best two-out-of-three tico Marines to a 10-8 victory over continues board information, ignoring trans- hind the of the cago shot a four-under-par and a league playoff in two games. the Old Dominion shucked the sneakers and his plate, beautiful pitch- tonight with Warren Spahn, Bos- play game—a 41-yard scor- All-Stars at actions which have shifted socks and made a players ing.” from Le Baron 148, a 2-stroke edge over Patty Bill Gray, 6-foot-5-inch hurler It was the barefoot rout of ton’s stylish southpaw, expected to ing pass to Justice, Manassas. 90th vic- to other the match. clubs and failing to list Bickford worked under a mild hurl the culmination of Eddie’s incred- Berg of Minneapolis, in the wom- from Wilson Teachers’ College, tory of the season for the Marines. Sedgman was virtual- against the Brooks’ Don New- numerous new players. handicap, a sore left elbow suf- ible evasion «f six Eagles tacklers en’s pro department. Miss Berg hung up his seventh victory of the Bill Hawkins led the Marines at ly helpless against the onslaught, combe. and The first television sports inter- fered when struck a in 15 yards back of the line of | got 77 for 150. season, setting down GEIC on five the plate with three hits, including he won only one more game by pitch Spahne has a 14-12 record, as view in Spanish was conducted batting practice last be- scrimmage. Peggy Kirk of Findlay, Ohio, hits. Gray fanned eight and a 400-foot home run. Bergelin ran it out. Monday 1-2 with the Dodgers, and New- before the when is ahead in the women’s amateur walked one. game Humberto fore he lost to the Giants. combe has ll while 7 Le Baron Emulates Houdini. only Naval Gun Factory is tied with losing and Meets Bonfante O'Byrne chatted with it was sore division with 77 for 156. Dot Heurich Brewers and Cameo FBI for second place in the De- Mulloy Schroeder “Yuh, but it didn’t is 1-1 with the Braves. Just 15 minutes before, Le the Nats’ Cubans, Bob Ortiz, Kielty, Long Beach, Calif., is her Furniture, meanwhile, continue to partmental League as a result of Baron’s Houdini-like ball-handl- In Tennis Semifinals Connie Marrero and nearest competitor with 78 for battle for the honors in the In- a 3-1 Today Consuegra. had set the victory over the G-Men ing up collegians’ first ... It was directed to 158 dustrial League. After struggling yesterday. George Catlouth limited NEWPORT, R. I.. Aug. 12 UP).— Spanish- touchdown—with that pitchout, here and re- Wilford Wehrle of Ormond to an 8-8, nine-inning tie FBI to six Gardnar of speaking diplomats Bickford No-Hitter two deft and yester- hits. Mulloy's hopes gaining May Inject beautifully-faked corded to be sent to several Latin- Beach, Fla., fired a 75 for 143 to a singles berth on the United tosses to Justice who scampered 31 American countries. take the lead in the men’s ama- States Davis Cup team can rise or and 12 yards to the Eagles five, New Fever Into Braves teur tourney over Frank Strana- fall today in the semifinals of Flag from where the Villanova’s Ralph han of with 76 Colts Pick Toledo for 145. Campbell, La Motta-Daulhille Newport Casino Invitation Tennis Jack Hand off the Phils’ lead when New Pasquariello went over. Justice Nats, 5; Red Sox, 2 By ! tournament. Associated Press bports Writer York’s Sam Maglie knocked off also made runs of 47 and 28 yards. Boston AB H O. A. Wash’on AB. H O A A 0 0 0 the it led to 133 The tall veteran from Coral D’M’gio.cf Yost.3b 4 10 3 Vern Bickford's no-hitter, first pace setters, 3-1. A1 Dark’s Overall, yards in as Pesky.3b 4 0 l 3 Coan.If 4 3 0 0 Probable Pitchers Rookie, Starter Title Bout Is Pushed Gables, whose two-run homer and an of Fla., chances to 0 nine rushes for Justice. Le Baron re- G dman.lf 4 12 Noren.cf 4 0 1 0 in the majors since 1948, may be inning Ste'ens.ss 5 3 1 3 4 1 12 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE. the Associated Press By the Associated Press main as a Davis doubles Mele.lb wildness by Curt Simmons completed two for a total of By Cup par- 5 o 10 3 0 0 the to another gave passes Boston at Washington—Dobson Dropo.lb Stewart.rf 4 3 spark ignite pen- <12-8)1 with Doerr.2b 4 14 3 M:ch 3 2 4 3 the Giants their 18th 75 It was a Redskins vs. Hudson (10-9). ticipant Billy Talbert appear ls.2b nant fire in triumph in yards. night, BALTIMORE, Aug. 12.—Only NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Middle- 2 111 3 0 2 8 B«ston. Detroit at St. Louis—White (3-4) vs.! than his Zarilla.rf Dente.ss their last 21 even if Le Baron Justice stronger singles prospects, Tebbetts.c 4 0 3 2 Grasso.c 2 15 0 games, and never Marshall (1-2). one No do the Braves’ field newcomer to professional foot- weight Champion Jake La Motta faced a 3 0 2 0 Con 10 0 2 longer for Marshall. Philadelphia at New York—Scheib (3-7) stern test as the Newport Kinder.p gra.p Ewell Blackwell, his play vs. •Wright 1 0 0 0 customers chant that old refrain flashing Reynolds (9-10). ball has cinched a berth probably will defend his title narrowed down i The — Cleveland at starting competition to the M’Der't.p 0 0 0 0 1947 form, held the surprise triumph the Chicago—Zoldak (4-2) vs. I about Sain and a of Cardinals Judson (2-2). vital stages. “Spahn, day were favored 14 in tomorrow’s exhibition clash be- against Frenchman Laurent Totals 35 6 24 15 Totals 29 8 27 16 to four hits and left them in Eagles by V2 NATIONAL LEAGUE. rain.” Their ’48 pennant formula All the Floridian had to do to- •Forced Zarilla for Kinder in 8th. fourth points—was balm for the 38-0 New York at Philadelphia—Hearn (3-2) tween the Pittsburgh Steelers and Dauthuille at Detroit's Olympia is old stuff. place, games behind or Jones (9-12) vs. Johnson (4-0). was a Boston _011 000 001—2 trouncing Neale’s same gang day administer licking to once the Phils. He was helped to a Brooklyn at Boston—Branca (5-6) or the Baltimore Colts, starting at September 13. Washington .011 020 lOx—5 Bickford, No. 3 man be- America's ace a m a t e u 5-to-2 registered over the college gradu- Newcombe (11-7) vs. Spahn (14-12). r—Ted Runs—Pesky. Goodman. Yost. Coan. hind Sain and Warren victory by Ted Kluszewski, St. Louis 3:30 pun. (EDT). Nick matchmaher Johnny 1949. at Cincinnati—Staley (10-9) Londes. of Schroeder of La Calif. Mele. Grasso (2). Errors—Dente, Stephens. who ates in vs. Wehmeler (9-12). Crescenta, can hold slugged two doubles and a He is Leon (Muscles) Campbell, the International Yost. Runs batted in—Michaels. Stephens Spahn, his own with the All but Emil Boxing Club’s Two less candidates Sitko of Notre hopeful cup (2). Noren. Yost, Coan (2>. Two-base hits best, giving Billy South worth a single. rookie from the University of Detroit branch, met with both (2). Coan. Three-base hit— Dame, out with a muscle SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. —Ait —Stephens handed injury, Larsen and Sam Match, fel- Coan. Stolen base—Mele. Sacrifice—Con- strong 1-2-3 pitching punch. With Chicago Pittsburgh an- Little Rock. 5: Chattanooga. 2. Arkansas, who’ll be at fullback parties yesterday. He scheduled saw action in the (2). Left on bases—Boston, 12; other 49-player All- Atlanta. 6; Mobile. 4. low San Franciscans—were to sucgra any luck, all three can be 20- loss, 3-1, with Frank Hiller for the Colts. conferences and tomorrow. 3. Bases on Nashville. 5; Memphis. 4. today Washington. balls—Consuegra, Star squad, astutely readied by clash in the other semifinal. 1. Struck out—By winners. winning his third in a row. Birmingham. 11; New 6; Kinder. Consuegra. game The three have Orleans. 3. One other pro fledgling. Art According to Londes, La Motta 1. Head Coach Eddie Anderson. TEXAS LEAGUE. 4; by Kinder. 4; by McDermott. Hits— won Mulloy and Match won their 8 in 7 off 44 of the Braves’ 59 victories. Everybody fattened up on the Beaumont. 5; Dallas. 4. Spinney from Boston College, is is holding up the deal with a de- off Kinder. innings; McDermott, The All-Stars scored first after Okalhoma none in 1 inning. Winning pitcher—Con- Five games behind the second division clubs in the Amer- City. 6; San Antonio. B. listed as a doubtful starter mand for a $60,000 quarter-final matches yesterday league- 8hreveport, 6; Fort by guarantee. suegra (5-3). Losing pitcher—Kinder a drive in the first Worth. 2. after some Time—2:03. leading Phillies, the Braves have ican except Detroit and Boston. 54-yard period. Houston 4; Tulsa. 3. Coach Clem Crowe of the Colts. The champ also wants Dauthuille's experiencing rough go- (11-12). Attendance—7.275. a chance to The were held They scored again in the second handlers to post $20,000 in cash ing. Mulloy took a five-set mara- make the grade. Tigers to a double- Gordon After finish with header split at St. Louis and quarter. Minnesota’s as guarantee of a return bout in thon from young Dick Savitt of they the Dodgers lost Soltau (Green Packers) tomorrow, Boston moves ground. Boston was Bay and Schedules case Jake loses the crown. Orange, N. J„ 3—6, 6—3, 7—5, Major Leaders into defeated by placekicked both extra points and Major League Standings 3_6, 6—4. By the Associated Press Philadelphia for two vital games. Washington. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1950. Dauthuille holds a 10-round de- added the coup de grace with a Match AMERICAN LEAGUE. “Bick” will be ready for the Phil Trout Wins Hurling Duel. cision win over La Motta, scored disposed of Jim Brink of Batting—Kell. Detroit, .355: Doby. 24-yard field goal in the final Cleveland. .351. series, with Spahn facing the Dizzy Trout bested Ned Garver February 21, 1949, a few months Seattle, 6—1, 3—6, 6—3, 6—3. Last AMERICAN H.ndtni 1 I Runs—Stephens, Boston, 92: DIMagglo. Dodgers tonight. for a Detroit victory in the 4-3 period. _|£ J.H, before Jake bcame Wednesday, Brink erased top- Boston. 91. champion. Runs batted when Van Buren Eoaults Yesterday. seeded in—Stephens, Boston. 108: Got Him on Coin opener Don Lenhardt Scores for Eagles. Since La Dauth- Budge Patty. Dropo. Boston. 107. Flip. til 1 I defeating Motta, dropped a throw on a u » If* > a o Wash.. 6; Boston. 2. _oii to ^ u Iq. !a I tmj 1 |» uille knocked out Hits—Kell. Detroit, 153: Lipon. Detroit, The Bickford story is familiar. possible The Eagles made their touch- Detroit. 4-1; St. L.. 3-2. Johnny Greco 138. double Detroit How the Braves won him play ball in the 10th in- down in the fourth quarter after (First game. 1(1 Ins.) I—| 6; 9111jl0| 9jl3j 9] 67 )37| ,644j and lost only to Kid Gavilan, since Doubles—Kell. Detroit. 33; Wertz, De- on the New York. 7; Phila.. 6. troit. 26. ning. Outfielder Ken Wood cut Cleveland his arrival from flip of a coin while dividing some a 57-yard surge capped by Steve Cleve., 3; Chicago. 2. i 71—] 7jl0!10[ 8jl5| 8| 65! 4lj .613[ 3 Europe in late Griffs' Records Triples—Woodling, New York, and down two Doerr. Boston. 9. Indianapolis farm hands with consecutive runners at Van Buren’s smash. Hew 1948. 1-yard Games Today York j 7j 9j—[10j 4|12j 8|14| 64; 41| .6101 3V2 Batting. Home runs—Rosen, Cleveland, 30; the plate in the second game, won Dropo Boston. 26. Pittsburgh. Leon Hart of Notre Dame Boston at Wash., 8:30. Meanwhile, contracts for two AB. R. H. 2b. 3b. Hr. Rbl. Pet the Boston 8 Stolen bases—DIMagglo. Boston, 12: of was by Browns, 2-1. Although he Det. at St. Louis. | 7| 8j 6;—j 6|llj 8|15| 61j 47| ,565| Singleton 3 0 1 This, course, his best (Detroit Lions) Don Campora, championship fights were signed. 1 0 0 0 .333 Valo. Philadelphia. 8. held St. Louis to five Cleve. at Chicago. Washington j 6j 51 Grasso 113 21 35 2 1 1 0 .310 Strikeouts — Lemon Cleveland. 112; major league game. Walking hits, Hank College of Pacific (San Francisco Phila. at N. Y. 6| 6[—]12| 6[ 6j 47j 56| .456|19V2 Willie of Harris Pep Hartford, Conn., 13 2 4 0 0 0 3 .308 Raschi. New York. 109. the Borowy lost his first start as a 8 42 Noren 340 53 107 17 8 8 08 .307 Pitching—Trout. Detroit. 9-2, .818; only four, 29-year-old right- 49ers); Dick Michi- Games Tomorrow. Chicago | 5| 3| 6| 7| 5|—1 8| [67! .385i27V;2 world featherweight Kempthorn, king, signed Michaels 333 47 100 10 5 0 41 .300 Lemon. Cleveland. 18-5. .783. hander Tiger. Detroit at St. Louis (2). allowed but one man to to defend his crown Mele 202 38 87 10 5 10 70 .208 NATIONAL LEAGUE. gan (Philadelphia Eagles); Tom Boston at Wash 2:30. Phila'phii | 3| 4] 4j 2|10t 9j—| 7| 391 67j ,368j29 against Sandy Cleveland moved to within three Yost 307 74 115 15 2.9 42 .290 Batting—MuslaJ. St. Louis, .358; Rob- reach second base. Nebraska Phila. at New York. Saddler of New former o inson. of Novak, (Chicago Bears); St. Louis 4! York, Pearce 7 2 0 0 0 0 280 Brooklyn. .355. whose games Detroit by shoving across Cleve. at Chicago (2). | 2j S| 11111 6j 9|—| 38| 67| .362|29Mz Vernon 281 38 79 Runs—Torgeson. 85; Brooklyn, Rex Barney Jim Owens, Oklahoma champion, in the New York 12 1 4 40 .281 Boston, Jones. two runs in the ninth (Pittsburgh lost Robertson 92 15 25 3 2 0 10 272 Philadelphia. SO. pitched the last previous no-hitter to edge !37 41i41i47j56;67j67;67| j | j Runs Steelers); Clayton Tonnemaker, Yankee Stadium on Friday, Sep- Stewart 279 32 71 8 0 3 29 .254 batted in—Ennis, Philadelphia. Chicago, 3-2. Ray Boone’s single Coan 190 33 49 8 2 ti 32 .250 95: Slaughter, St. Louis, and Kiner, against New York, September 9, Minnesota (Green tember 8. 83. drove Bay)—These Sima.— 8 1 2 0 0 0 0 .250 Pittsburgh. was the victim. home Allie Clark with the St. 1948, The Dodgers __ Hits—Musial. Louis, 137; were just a few of the All-Star The other Dente 400 37 98 12 4 0 40 .241 Slaughter. winning run for Mike signing made official Ortiz_ 72 4 10 2 1 0-7 St. Louis, and Robinson. Brooklyn. 132 also were on the receiving end of Garcia. Standing L je 0 2 .222 sewed NATIONAL g. % S J 03 5 0 Doubles—Musial. St. Louis, 34; Rob- Joe Di giants who up the Eagles "f Ray Robinson’s defense of his Hudson 14 1 o 9 .222 the last Braves Field hitless Maggio rode the oench •' knuckleball expert, in 1944. (New nis. and rushing while the winners ham- I Pitts.. 1. Phila'phia 6 9 8 8 66 Consuegra 25 6 5 0 0 0 4 .200 Philadelphia, Pafko. Chicago. 25. enth-inning homer that Chicago. 3; j—j lOjUjll] [43 .606j on August 25. The date was Stolen Carrying a 7-0 lead into the gave New Cincin.. 5; St. Louis. 2. Marrero 40 3 0 1 0 0 3 .150 bases—Jethroe, Boston, 28; mered 221. Led by Tommy Thomp- | Snider. Brooklyn. 10. York a 7-6 edge over Boston 4 7 11 46 .562! 5 changed from August 23. Kuzava— 40 8 5 0 0 1 4 .109 ninth last Bickford Philadelphia. | 7j— 5jl3|12| 59| Strikeouts—8pahn. night, wavered son completed 15 of 28 passes Games Today Okrie. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Boston, 146; Black- they — Brooklyn 5| 6 12 6 55 6*2 Robinson, who also is the world well. Cincinnati. 125. momentarily. He walked Pinch | 9| 5jl2j |45 ,550| Pitching. Pitching —■ Miller for 131. j N. Y. at Phila. Philadelphia. and Hitter Jim welterweight champion, lives in Maslie. New York. 10-3, .769. Russell. After retir- National Brook, at Boston (n). St.Louis |10| 9 6j— 10 9\ 8: 57| 47 ,548| 6V2 Ip. H. Bb. So. Gs. Cg. W L. Van Buren, the League’s 5| New Basora’s ing Peewee Reese, he walked St, L. at CincL (n). York. home is in Pearce _ 40 41 31 13 2 0 1 INTERNA Gene for two New York 4 49 9 0 TION AiTlEA CUE. BASEBALL champion ground gainer Chi. at Pitts. j 4| 4| 7|— 15|10|10| 54! ,524| Puerto Rico. Consuegra 75 83 37 18 11 5 5 3 Springfield. 3-16; Toronto. 2-0. Hermanski. Russell thus became was held to 32 yards in 13 4 Haynes _ 09 83 30 10 0 0 5 3 Buffalo. 7-8; Baltimore, 6-7. TODAY—8:30 P.M. years, Games Tomorrow. Chicago | 7|10i 9| 3|—| 3| 8| 44{ 58| .431|18‘/2 Hudson_ 104 180 05 50 21 12 10 9 Montreal. 2; Syracuse. 1. the first Dodger to reach second Kuzuva_139 130 70 08 15 7 tries. ! Bklyn. at Boston Cincinnati 3 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. 7 7 Jersey City, 10: Rochester. 3. base. Duke Snider rapped a double vs. Boston I New York at Phila. | 3| 5|10| 6|10|—| 7| 44| 58| .431|18>i Singleton_10 13 8 7 1 0 1 l AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Washington It was the All-Star’s sixth vic- 4: I Chicago at Pitts. (2). Hollywood. Portland. 2. Harris _ 08 51 34 30 0 0 5 0 St. Paul. 10; Toledo. 5. 1play ball to Shortstop Buddy Kerr at Pittsburgh 7| 6 3| 6 4| 68{ .340 28 San Francisco. 1; Sacramento, 0. Marrero —.116 118 34 61 15 0 5 7 AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK tory against nine losses and two St. Louis CincL | 5| 4|—| 35| Minneapolis. 9; Columbus, 0. Ito end the game. Seattle. 8: Oakland. 1. Sima _ 29 31 10 7 3 1 1 2 Louisville. 5; Kansas the series. j LmI City, 2. Tomorrow—Boston—2:30 P.M. ties in |43|46|45j47 49;58;58;68( j j j San Diego, 8; Los Angeles, f. Bearden_ 62 78 38 18 2 2 1 6 Only games scheduled.. The Braves clipped a full game 1 k