Club Owners Meet to Pick Commissioner; Session •---—— Long UnderWay < belting Jslaf Calvin Griffith Goes Nat Boosts Morgan J&poffs•* D. To New York Washington, C., Tuesday, 'August 7, 19S1—A-13 Meeting As Successor to an By a Staff Corraspondant of Th« Star With 'Open Mind' DiMaggio singled and Johnny NEW YORK, Aug. 7.—When the Mize walked to fill the bases with Burton Hawkins By Yankees needed pitching support one out. McDougald’s fly fetched W or Draw Star Staff Correspondent in the stretch last season, they Brown across and the Yankees in, NEW YORK. Aug. 7. — Lose, Major came up with a fuzzy-cheeked scored in the seventh when again By FRANCIS STANN league baseball club owners sat rookie, 21-year-old Whitey Ford. tripled and came down today to the task of selecting IT HAS REMAINED for Happy Chahdler, during He’s in the Army now, but taking in on Brown’s . his^testi- a new commissioner or at least mony before the House Monopoly subcommittee investigating up the slack is another 21-year-old The Nats threatened mildly in narrowing the field of nominees, i baseball, to reveal for the first time the fears of clubowners that rookie, angular Tom Morgan, a the first inning when Coan beat By early afternoon there was] in court the outlawed righthander with eight straight out a bunt and outfielder, , would have no word from their meeting at the; victories. singled with two out, but Sam beat ’em. Waldorf-Astoria Hotel as to how; Morgan, who was pitching for Mele fanned. Mele, presented with In perhaps the most potentially damaging the session was going. Binghamton, N. Y., last season an automobile by fans of leveled The meeting started shortly Astoria, charge by Chandler at the clubowners while Ford was sparkling with nine L. and after 9 a.m. and it was considered I., fishing tackle by the who fired him as a ma- commissioner, he told the successive wins that played Nats in pre-game / likely that it would be a long one. ceremonies, committee: “Baseball men didn’t think jor part in the Yankees’ pennant failed to they , representing get a ball out of the in- could win the case.” conquest, lifted New York into a field and struck Gardella Washington, said he had “an open out twice. one-game lead over Cleveland last “Who do you mean by ‘baseball men’?’* mind” in regard to his ballot now Washington’s only other scoring by blanking the Nats, 4-0, asked a member. that Chief Justice Vinson, the night gesture came in the eighth when on live hits. Runnels led off "The clubowners and the Nats’ choice, had declared himself with a single and major league Shutting out the Nats no longer Cass unavailable. , Michaels walked. Clyde owners,” Happy replied. is considered a feat since it’s oc- Ricfcey Arrives Late. Kluttz flied out, though, and From the lips of the commissioner curred 11 times this"season, but deposed Other repre- Pinch-Hitter Sherry Robertson the Gardella was told Morgan gave 29,386 fans an indi- story for the first time. sentatives present were Tom Yaw- forced Michaels. The threat died cation he’ll be to have It is important, perhaps, because it will come key, Red Sox: Charles Comiskey, handy when Eddie Yost popped out. around in the weeks ahead. Idle today, the Nats will up again when the hearings are resumed in White Sox: Ellis Ryan. Indians; CONFER ON NEW BASEBALL COMMISSIONER—These four be con- major league clubowners, mem- Unbeaten. fronted October. It add a rr.nci. st»nn. Walter O. Briggs. Tigers; Del Morgan by , seeking hia may many gray hair to jr„ bers of the committee that has been screening prospects for the job of baseball commissioner, Webb and Dan Morgan hasn’t been whipped 17th win, tomorrow. the heads of the clubowners. Topping, Yankees; meet in New York to discuss the situation. Given the task of narrowing down the candidates, since the Nats knocked him ofl iwill counter with Bob Roy Mack. Athletics, and Bill De- left to Phil Porterfield, they are, right, Wrigley, ; Lou Perini, Boston Braves; Del Webb, 20. has been shelled who Witt. Browns. Topping will cast April He will be trying to square his IN THE SPRING of 1946 Gardella was in , and Ellis Ryan, . _AP ! training camp with but Webb Wirephoto. several times but has remained record at 4—4. the Yankee vote, was; i the Giants. He was unsigned; a wartime and the war unbeaten and has accumulated player invited because he served on the; "*«»■ AB. H. O. A. New Yk. AB H O A three of the Yankees’ 17 Yost,3b 4 0 3 2 was over. The Giants didn’t much want him. Gardella committee made the first sur- ! W’dling.lf 4 110 accepted that Coan.lf 4 18 0 C’ns.rf.ib 3 0 1 O Griffs' Records After the Nats knocked him Noren.cf 4 an offer to play in the Mexican of available men. Record Field of 21 13 0 Brown.3b 4 3 0 5 League. vey Neither Boxer V non.lb 4 BATTING. Happy around in that 20 15 0 DlM’gio.cf 4 110 April game Mele.rf 4 o o When the Mexican was Gardella was The meeting started without a AB R. H. 2b. 3b. Hr.Rbl. Pet | 1 Berra,c 3 0 4 o honeymoon over, 2 11 Ferrtek __ 3 O 2 0 0 0 0 .607 Morgan was shipped back to Kan- Mize,lb 3 0 13 1 Pittsburgh but ft,3Mloh r.2b -021 suspended by Chandler for five like other representative, Coan __ 354 «3 117 23 8 8 47 .331 Bauer, rf 0010 years, every jumper. sas City. He came back after a 3 0 11 Branch arrived soon after. fo Tomorrow Runnel* #5 11 30 4 0 o 8 .31(1 ;KluUz,c McD’Id.'lb 4 1 3 8 Rickey After Graziano Wins Johns n.r •- 0 0 0 But his case differed from the others. Gardella hadn’t been Haynes 13 1 4 0 0 0 3 ,3oi< month’s and lost nc M Rizzuto.ss 2 0 3 ? seasoning Rob son 1 0 0 0 Other men pres- McCormick 140 25 44 4 2 0 10 .295 | Morgan.p 3 10 18 signed. He was bound to the Giants only by the reserve list Noren 402 72 1T0 31 6 0 09 .281 time filling Ford’s shoes. His firsi Harris.p 0000 ent were Phil Wrigley, Cubs; War- Klutta 104 8 30 3 Ml o 14 .281 —not the reserve Vernon 353 44 99 10 « H 50 starting assignment after his re- Totals 31 5 24 5 clause—which permits each club to keep ren Horace Stone- In Hamblefonian "8f Totals 30 7 27 18 Giles, Reds; Mele_ 400“41 108 23 0 3 68 On .37(1 Disqualification turn was against Washington Jun< “Hit Into a forceplay for Johnson ln 40 (Hudson 26 5 7 0 0 0 8th. players. barn, Giants; Bob Carpenter, By th« Associated Press l ,26!i Yost — 367 73 97 24 1 6 41 .264 (Picture on Next Page.) 28, and he won a 3-0 shutout. Hi: ; 5Laihi,nAon ooo ooo ooo—o Gardella went to court, as did and Phillies; Fred Saigh, Cardinals; ‘Michaels 327 39 8fl 15 2 3 29 .265 New York -OOO 201 10X—1 N. 7. — Dente 235 19 58 8 0 By the Associated Press other shutout was 1-0 over St GOSHEN, Y„ Aug. 1 27 .247 Brown. Berra, McDou- of Now Walter O’Malley, Dodgers, and Gras-so 111 12 25 2 O 1 9 .221 „„ftun2?—Woodling. the Cardinals. Chandler takes up the 20 in a 1 »>— rwenty-one standardbreds today Consuegra 2 7 1 0 0 3 .21? 7.—Neither Louis July pitching due Mrrin,f/Il°iT^CDnU8aid- batted Lou Perini, Braves. ,33 BOSTON. Aug. Brown. Three-base — story: were named for the Hambleton- Verble 159 15 32 3 2 O 15 .204 with Ned Garver. Woodling.u£:2?i1i3ald Home Marrero,- 46 7 9 0 0 0 1 ,19t is run—McDougald. Dou- It was considered probable that fighter satisfied, naturally, with 1 Michaels to Guerra -- 174 14 34 2 0 1 11 .19? The Nats have beer l Vernon: “The xlubowners were mighty concerned, I can tell you. an, assuring tomorrow’s winner recently Rr'natr\St0 McDougald 10; to a new commissioner to succeed Moreno 28 2 5 1 0 0 0 .171 ? °n.n Mize: McDougald the result of last night’s fight here on As was some ;he richest reward in the Robertson. 47 8 8 0 1 1 8 ,17( making all pitchers resemble fac bases—Wash- commissioner; I under pressure to reinstate them history o^fnn2U-t0 New«? Mve' York, 6 the deposed A. B. Chandler would Harris 13 1 2 1. o O o .154 I ki Bases on balls— the in which the for- similes of Walter Johnson anc 1 L'i' 4: off but I didn’t do it. I don’t I didn’t reinstate )f event. Johnson 35 1 3 0 0 0 2 .08* Rocky Graziano, J°hns.°5- Morgan, 1. Struck pressure easily. not be selected today. Young Grif- PVi.if.ftr HfAfVAn.f.An T« fVMiM Iaa °ut—-By Johnson, 2; by Morgan. 4. The field, which will start in Porterfield 160 J 0001 .061 mer Hit* them until a lower court baseball. When I didn’t middleweight champion, was ‘fi 7 innings; off Har- upheld fith said he expected that at least PITCHING. H^°n in,l0h,nfoni 1 inning. Winning ,wo tiers of 11 and 10 horses, also IP. H. BB.SO. GS.GC. W. L six games they've averaged si: : £'*• —Mor- have ane ballot would how- .declared the winner over Chuck to reinstate the I did understand?” .. 140 135 50 17 players, it, you develop, s Marrero 51 14 11 S hits. Pete ; the largest ever listed for the 104 9 Only Runnels, battinf ever. Consuegra- 105 50 80 5 7 C Hunter of Cleveland on a dis- geoV-^--,b‘fcber-Joh^oni8.7,. Ferrick 78 40 0 7 O 0 1 1 | has been ;wo-of-three heat race over a in the .316, consistent, hittin? “I wouldn’t be if Johnson _ 117 117 61 49 12 5 6 7 qualification second round. BUT case a surprised they 50 in consecutive T^HE GARDELLA •wasn’t settled, committee nile track at Good Time Park, Porterfield 5! 21 71 8 2 3 4 Referee Eddie McDonald at first safely eight games take a secret ballot,” Calvin Moreno_ 96 88 57 31 12 4 4 7 member prodded, and Chandler nodded agreement. “The rhat also is a record, passing the Harris_ 64 57 30 36 0 0 4 7 declared it “no contest” when Runnels Gets Two Hits. declared, “and if one name ap- Hudson_ 81 101 30 22 12 6 3 7 j Leaders 1945 mark by two. Runnels two of thi Major appelate court sent it back for trial," Happy said. “That’s .Starr 73 77 45 28 11 O 2 f Hunter was knocked down in the obtained, By the Associated Press pears eight or 10 times we may ‘Haynes_ 47 51 25 11 2 0 0 The purse tomorrow will be S second round. But the Nats’ meager allotment of hit; when the clubowners really started to worry. Triey don't keep right on voting until we elect Boxing AMERICAN LEAGUE. worth approximately $96,000, with last but served Batting (based on 250 won once Commission later called it dis- night they onl; times )_ want to go to court. Nobody does who’s already in a commissioner. If that ballot Minoso, Chicago, .348; Fain. >5 per cent going to the winner with Graziano the to raise his average. Morgan al Philadelphia, shows a wide selection we’ll qualification, court. Baseball was glad to stand on Mr. Justice Holmes’ proba- [jast the race had a value year Pimlico Bids winner and Hunter’s purse for- lowed two Nats to reach thirc ! ln0S°' Chlcaf0' 87: Williams, bly adjourn without * BoftonS~lr 1922 case. electing any- a Special8 decision in the *Baltimore pf $75,209.12, record. feited. base as he four and walkec batted fanned, d ln—Williams. Boston, 94f body.” Robinson.ft,uns “They didn’t think they could beat Gardella,” he repeated, Spennib, of the Hayes Fair Acre Referee McDonald in his orig- only one. Chicago. 88. Opposes Ford Frick. Farm stable of Du •n?1^0^.88810' ,52ston' 137: Minoso and a member “So a cash settlement was made Quoin, 111., one inal verdict "the whole Another rookie, Gil McDougald i»nd Fox, Chicago. 129. interrupted. While Calvin an Sent to Winners of said, thing Etoubles—Noren. professes open pf the drew the No. 1 * Washington. 31; Dl- favorites, was attended to thi 5 Magglo, with the players?” he asked. will stunk from the start. Hunter personally Boston. 26. mind, he oppose the election a Triples—Minoso. slot, huge advantage because slapping.” Yankees’ attack. He belted a two Chicago. 13: Fox, Chi- Chandler said yes. “But I didn’t pay him,” he added, of Ford Frick, of the cago, and Coan. Washington. 8. president pf the large field. Mighty Fine run ! Crown Was Trying, Hunter Says. homer off Don Johnson in thi U7.n?me runs—Zernial. Philadelphia, 24J quickly. “I don’t know how much money he g6t. I purposely National League, who has been ilso owned the interests Races Williams. Boston. 22. by Hayes an ice to fourth inning and scored Bobb; Stolen for the the Associated Press Hunter, holdmg pack Bases—Busby, Chicago. 20: Min- didn’t want to know.” proposed post. and favored, was By oso. Chicago, 18. equally assigned his head in his dressing room aft- Brown from third base with ; Chief Justice Vinson was the the 19th berth. n it rnr*jn a p* rm Pitching (based on seven decisions)— The subcommittee took a new tack so obviously as to raise wiMJsuuN/ivw, nugi f.-xuv long fly to Gil Coan in left flelc I Morgan. New York. of erward. denied he was only slap- 8-1. .889; Feller. Cleve- candidate 81-year-old Clark Here are the entries with land. 17-4. .810. Later a member admitted hadn’t wanted the the winners of the ! ping. “I he said, in the sixth. eyebrows. they Griffith, the Nats’ but respective thre< was, too, trying,” i Strikeouts—Raschi. New York. 114: Mc- president, post position in brackets: most 1 lermott, Boston. 108. subject to be raised at this time. ‘Chandler just let it slip,” Crown Count Turf “I stayed down for eight be- McDougald, valuable play Vinson told Griffith he would not Berme Hanover Triple races, j NATIONAL _-i i__ (14), Betsy er in the Texas League with Beau I LEAGUE. lie cause my told me to. 1 Batting (based on CAjjiauiru. consider taking the position. Volo Man Dar- Bold and Counterpart, got invi- 250 times at bat)— (10), Candy (13), ! could have kept going.” mont last year, made the evenini ! Musial. Bt. Louis. .370: Athburn, Phlladel- Gov. Frank Lausche of Ohio nella Great Hanover tations today to have a showdowr ! phia. .357. (8), (6), to miserable for the Nats. withdrew from contention in the Pimlico ‘‘Everything happens me,” Runs—Kiner, Pittsburgh. 89: Hodges, BUT WITH THE CAT out of the bag, Chandler was In no yester- [rish Sweetheart (18), Kasha- Special. Brooklyn. 88. Graziano growled after the con- Johnson was locked in a score To day with the statement that he Lou The three are among 21 eligi- Runs batted in—Irvin. New York. 79; mood to clam up after finishing his testimony. newspaper- 3lenty (21), Darnley (9), fusion. ‘‘I hit him with that less tie with Morgan for thre !| Kiner. Pittsburgh, 78. would like to see M. Traut- bles so far for the 15th tc right a settle- George Mahlon Hanover (17), Mainlinei Special I Hits—Ashburn, Philadelphia, 158; men he spoke freely. He played part in the Gardella i cross right on the button.” innings, but in the fourth hi New man, boss of the minor leagues, be run on a date to be announced Dark, York. 139. (2) Merritt Hanover (17), Mighty walked ) Doubles—Dark. New ment, he readily admitted. The former ‘champion had a and with twi York, and Bell. get the job. Trautman is accept- Pine (19), Overture Prince during the lymlico meeting start- Pittsburgh. 26. (11), similar in out McDougald hit his homer inti >. Triples—Musial. St. “I set it all up,” Happy said. “I went to Horace Stoneham able to the as is ing October 27. | experience recently Louis, 9; Bell, Nats, Giles, pres- Jolby (16), Scotch Rythym (4), the left field seats. Pittsburgh. 8. the Giants and if I reinstate Gardella will Kansas City when his fight Home runs—Kiner. of said, ‘Horace, you ident of the Cincinnati Reds, Scotland (20), Spennib (1), Winners of 39 specified 6take: Pittsburgh, and Sugar i against Cecil Hudson was stopped McDougald Insures Victory. Hodges, Brooklyn. 31. give him an unconditional release?’ He agreed. He didn’t want With Vinson and Lausche elimi- True all over the country during th« Stolen bases—Jethroe. Boston, 21: Ash- Jandy (3), Boy (7), Watcha when Hudson That was sufficient for Morgar nated. the list of year are eligible for the went down in the •iburn. Philadelphia, 20. Gardella and wasn’t wit hthe Giants, either. outstanding and Yankee Hanover (12) $15,00( on seven Danny happy (15), third Hudson was ac- it developed, but McDougal j Pitching (based decisions)— names mile and three-sixteenths race. round. Roe, Brooklyn. 15-2. .882; “So I went to St. Louis and said, ‘When Gardella is released, being considered for com- Brecheen, St. The cused of not trying. added insurance in the sixth afte fj Louis. 7-2. .778. missioner includes Gen. Douglas Maryland Jockey Club is —Newcombe. Brooklyn. 1091 will you take him on your club?’ The Cardinals agreed. After Some of the small Boston Gar- Brown beat out a bunt, Jo Mac Arthur, James A. Farley, I sending invitations to the 21 win- “iSpahn. Boston. 102. were the for As I told the Dcean den crowd of booed all, they getting player nothing. Prick, Trautman and Giles. Far- Downs Racing Opens ! ners of the 25 stakes held to date 5,885 during the first round when Graziano committee, what I was doing was putting Gardella on the same ley. former Postmaster General Besides the 14 qualifying race; missed often with his windmill club with Lanier, Martin and . Sort of putting all and now chairman of the board With Pace remaining, the club may invite $2,500 Tonight and lefts af the Coca any horse it feels rights while Hunter, who the jumpers on the same club.” Cola Export Co., re- Special Dispatch to The Star deserving. Older at 169 had a four-and-a-half- mi iicu 11 win CObCl Campaigners May Race. When the committee had asked Chandler the amount of the uuiujjc OCEAN CITY, Md., 7.- Aug. The unique conditions of the pound edge, flicked left jabs into he “You’ll have to find out from somebody Gen. MacArthur, who has re- Dcean Downs Raceway will settlement, replied: oper , the Brooklynite’s face. ♦ mained silent on the Special provide for the winner te subject, i 20-night harness meet tonight else.” Who is somebody else? take the whole purse and wir Fails to Hurt Graziano. nevertheless is considered a can- *’ith the for of said. “As $2,500 Millsboro Poultry Rocky didn't even blink as Hun- “Why, the lawyers baseball, course,” Happy didate. He has attended all home betting only. It’s open to horsei i rrophy split into two divisions foi left bounced off him. I said, didn’t think they could win.” of ! of all ages and sex and cost! ger's they games the Yankees when in 1- the year-old pacers feature ol nothing to compete. In the second round Graziano New York and has seen the Dod- the card. The winners hit Hunter with four sweeping gers play 12 times at Ebbets Field. 3-year-old of 'the Favorites for the big prize are Crown rights. He watched the Nats and Yankees Triple races therefore maj Betty York, 2:04% pacer whe be Hunter then in a 7-Week last pitted against some outstand- got Rocky Batting Spree Upholds play night. iolds the Ocean Downs record foi ing older campaigners as well a: i neutral comer and poured punch Favors Trautman or Giles. 2- year-olds; Peg Jones, whe themselves. after punch. “If we choose a Mitchell's Faith in Himself baseball man, aoasts a 2:05% mark, and Anns I FINEST ^ i Two previous winners of the i Rocky worked his way out ol cither Trautman or Giles would By the Associated Press (Ip who has covered the distance Special, last year’s One Hittei ■ the corner by rapping Huntei be suitable to the Washington in 7.—Just sev- 2:06. and Citation in are with a right, then CLEVELAND, Aug. club,” Calvin declared. 1948, among : seemingly IN en weeks ago, you could either the eligibles. Citation, whicl i knocked him down with a right Evidence that the owners would snicker or feel a bit sorry for Dale walked over for his victory, ha! i cross to the chin. like to select a commissioner and Mitchell when the husky Cleve- Bartell, Tigers' , been retired, however, since win- That began the confusion. have a spokesman for baseball land left fielder insisted his bat- ning the Hollywood Gold while the is on Out Cup. game being investi- Reported Way Eligible Horses Listed. ting, slump wouldn’t last because By the Associated Press -AUTO SEAT gated by the House Monopoly The COVERS-] hitter.” complete list to ol he'd "always been a .300 date Marked PROMPT. COURTEOUS SERVICE AT RAYCO — Subcommittee was contained in DETROIT, Aug. 7.—H. G. Sal- the Saratoga Opening Washington1* largest You wouldn’t do either today, Special eligibles and the stakes seat-cover devoted to auto the hour were singer, editor of the Detroit j specialists exclusively all interior-decorating early they sum- sports they won: for Mitchell has been proving his services—Wo unconditionally guarantee every set of Rayco covers. This moned to meet. News, reported yesterday in hi: 1 Record Mutuel Handle Sunglow (The By is a national guarantee good from coast to coast. You are point by slashing out base hits column Widener), Rough completely Baseball has been without a signed Coach Dick Bartel ’N’ Tumble (Santa By the Associated Frets protected—Compare, then buy. with a frequency that has made Aftita Derby), commissioner since Chandler re- ind Farm Director Ray Kennedy Count him the Indian of Turf (Kentucky Derby), SAKATUUA, N. Y., July 7.— hottest-hittlng 15. He failed re* may be dropped by the Detroit signed July to Y1 i d i z (Flamingo), Moonrush Saratoga’s four-week meet the pennant-chasing Tribe. at the got SATURDAYS ceive enough votes for re-election rigers end of this season. (Santa Anita A UNTIL S P.M. The Oklahoman has Handicap), Busanda under way yesterday—and it was TT0 30-year-old in a surprise meeting of club- Salsinger said Bartell is “ex- Appu Q (Suburban), County--'D e 1 i g h t a record opening day. batted .386 over the past seven with owners at St. Petersburg last De- tremely unpopular the play- (Dixie and Gallant A total of wren 5F 5P LARGE PARKING AREA weeks and his comeback has co- Fo*), Cochise 16,692 fans bet cember. They made the ouster ;rs” and his "current usefulnes: 1 incided with the (Gray Lag, Sussex and Arlington $788,914, bettering the previous exactly upsurge official in another meeting at is negligible.” With regard t< Ameri- xiauuicapj, casemate ( Metropoli- opening day handle of $750,806, of the Clevland club in the Miami Beach in but Chan- said “then March, Kennedy, Salsinger tan), Battlefield (Withers and set in 1946. can League race. RAYCO dler remained in office four las been considerable dissatisfac- Bold on a |Dwyer), (Preakness), Major Cousin, with Eric Guerin Right now Dale’s working months before the remainder of tion with the farm anc system” Factor (King’s astride, won the featured string of 15 consecutive games Plate), Repetoire Flash COVERS his contract was bought up. that farm clubs cost Detroit $500,- ; Great with (Wood), Circle (Santa Ani- Stakes by 4 y2 lengths. Fanelli safe hits—the longest any )00 a yesfr “but have been, on the ARE CUT ta Maturity), Counterpoint (Bel- was second and Whither third. It Indian has compiled this cam- vhole, FROM non-productive.” mont), Royal Governor (Stars was Guerin’s 92d win paign. Relay Mark Goal Tonight and of the year. —AP Photo. Stripes), Grantor (The West- Today’s fifth race will be an odd FACTORY Hits Help Indians’ Advance. DALE MITCHELL. Seals Get Paul Hinrichs One Of Ambassador erner), Hitter (Massachu- one. The entrants will include PATTERNS On June 24 Mitchell hadn't had Swimmers setts Handicap), Palestinian Bold, winner of the the Indians won 32, and how they From Kansas Club Preakness, WHICH a base hit for 10 days. His aver- Dan Callahan of Yale Univer- City (Brooklyn Handicap), Citation and Yildiz, winner of the Fla- needed Mitchell’s for that ASSURES age was down to .198 and he was hitting sity, Barry Wall from the Uni- By the Associated Press (Hollywood Gold Cup), Hall of mingo Stakes, but the value of the Fame YOU having to share his left-field job drive! The Tribe scored only 200 versity of North Carolina and A1 KANSAS CITY, Aug. 7.—The (Arlington Classic). race will only be $3,500. The PERFECT with Sam Chapman, newly ac- runs in all those games and Dale Hobelmann will represent the 1 Cansas City Blues announced last qualifying races remaining are the quired from the Athletics. Then Ambassador Swimming Club in i light that Pitcher Paul Hinrichs, Butler, Beldame, Empire crossed the plate with 35 of them City FIT a leg injury to Center-Fielder ts attempt to set a new record 1 ate of the , is Handicap, American Derby, Vermont Girl Is Favorite and drove in another 22. Among Narragansett moved Chapman to n the 300-yard medley relay at 1 »eing sent on to San Francisco of Special, New. York his 59 hits were four homers—as Handicap, that spot and Mitchell went to ;he senior championships tonight I he Pacific Coast League on op- Saratoga Handicap, Trenton, As Canadian Starts work with his bat. n the Congressional Country Club I ion. Travers, Whitney, Wash- Open ODE 41 that followed dooI at 7:30. ington Park Handicap, Washing- By the Associated Press In the games (See MITCHELL, Page A-14.) ; Hinrichs, who did some good •-V ton Handicap, £ The Ambassador Club also will i elief work for Kansas City last Empire City Gold LAVAL-SUR-LE-LAC. Quebec, Cup and the Hawthorne 7.—A field lefend its 150-yard women’s med- s eason, was drafted by Boston in Gold Cup. | Aug. of 32 began medal 30-minute installation by in and Schedules ey relay title. The high-board 1 he fall, but was returned to the play the Canadian Women’s rprr Major League Standings met FACTORY TRAINED EXPERTS—LOCKTITE PROCESS living, without the entry of Irving 1 Hues Sunday by the Red Sox. Open golf championship today, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1951. Marquette Adds Grid Game Sridgers, perennial-champion who with Mae Murray of Rutland, Vt., L MILWAUKEE, Aug. 7 ((P)._ the favorite to come on recently retired, will be a wide- | out top. » Probable Pitchers Marquette University Miss AMERICAN Standing -| jpen event. yesterday Murray fired a sizzling 4- J | ? |. | American League. filled an open date on its football ot Chicago at Detroit—Pierce (10-8) vs. under-par 73 yesterday in the Result. Clubs calendar Interlu M ‘5-^ g *; < (ray (3-10). by scheduling a game qualifying round. In the >J -i a. IQ|J St. Louis at Cleveland process, New York. 4; Wash., (night)—McDon- with San Jose 0._ZUmUQ>o.uo Whitfield Stars in . Id (1-1) vs. Garcia (14-7). 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