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. yOB I „ t , , wL •^'®*r f: " iSI sxit 1111% „ „ Sill P !pf|lg| i£lv lllf * 1W&., il <*&**. - Over Redskins After Pitching Gamble Fails Washington Club Expects Real Clue Maglie's Failure Senators' Weak To 1955 Outlook Puts Pressure on Righthand Unit By LEWIS F. ATCHISON Sfaf •Mr Staff Correspondent Cleveland Staff Helpful to Yanks ' jH MEMPHIS. Tenn., Sept. 3. By the Associated Pres* By BURTON HAWKINS The revamped Redskins play the Chicago and New York, with ¦t»r Staff Correspondent HHr timely ;:::; ::K Chicago tonight , the pitching and the hite. NEW YORK, Bept. 3.—Chuck w m Bears here in an by ,' * . are off themaelvea in the prefer platoon v“ IP :t: .., game that is expected PORTS Dressen would to i^mt- exhibition American League race today. The Senators, 1 Si** his but he’s discovering v ».,-4M^- -‘.':^'-£.-\£'' v a definite clue to the Indians, THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. :^ ! , : r-*L»T r to ¦ Cleveland who had UTBIMT, I—g the predominantly righthanded - limMUl3, i. ’ K ~^t }§ Washington eleven’s real I neither, are in third place and A-8 batting order he presents against strength. in a hole. x lefthanded pitching is somewhat (Scheduled for 8:30 p.m. in The White Sox. with Jack short of perfection. The Yan- V Harshman tossing four-hitter, kees’ 4-2 victory yesterday was Crump Stadium, the game will a - jr smacked 14 hits while blowing added proof of the weakness. in Washington night - .B| l be broadcast over the Indians, 8-1, last Dressen’s rather restrained s: by WTOP starting at 10:30 in the opener of their crucial platoontag at the moment con- p.m. [Washington time]. There four-game series. The Yankees, of yanking Second Base- meanwhile, sists be no television.) claimed second place man Pete Runnels and Catcher will themselves, a half game Courtney, victory all for Clint lefthanded hit- Hungry for after two 1 behind Chicago, as Whitey Ford lefthander opposes v \ when a . '<. &B JB^tv^flHEES^H straight setbacks at the hands > one-hit Washington and Mickey the Senators. Into those spots of the Chicago Cardinals and l i Mantle, delivered a three- are shoved Jerry Snyder and , the Bears s homer In a 4-2 triumph. Ed FltgGerald. accepted pattern are one touchdown favorites to , All of which left the Indians It’s the games days juggle lineups up win i 1% behind the White these to ac- chalk their first of the : Sox and fighting to gain at least cording to the manner in which season. They’re gunning for' a split with Chicago while con- the enemy fires. If he's their 13th consecutive victoryr fronted with two -headers righthanded, load the lineup over the Redskins, who haven’tt the next three days. with leftbanded hitters. If he's George in beaten Halas’ crew since Chicago Staff Gets Rest lefthanded, jam the batting or- 1945. a der with righthanded swingers. we one, or The White Sox. too. have agreed “If win this even pair Most baseball men are BUNKER (left), | of twin bills ahead—tomor- percentage HILL’S FIRST LEGION LOSS—St. Paul, Minn.—Lee Haislip come close we’ll know that we Monday the lies in that di- j|row in Cleveland and in Snyder catcher for Bunker Hill of Washington, is tagged out by Cincinnati’s Michael have a pretty good football pitch* rection, but and Fitz- Detroit —but Harshman. functioning Honold as the Hillmen lost their first game against Legion opposition this sea- team.” Mike Nixon, backfield jams, gave Gerald are against [ tag out of his own reasoning. sop, 10-5, in the final round of the National Junior American Legion coach of the Redskins said. “At-Manager Marty such baseball my Marion's mound tournament here last night: Each team now has suffered one loss to the other least that’s opinion.” !staff a and a rest. Lose Seven Straight and will meet for the title tonight.—AP Wlrephoto. Heaviest Team Met [Cleveland, however, gambled and The team the Senators have (0-2) Maglie—- ’’ Joe Tereshinski and Dick ; 'lost with Sal ,X -Sglgjl I trotted out against left-handers Evans. Redskins coaches whOj>[ putting the pressure on Early has won one of its last 10 games, IN FOREST HILLS NATIONALS Wynn, arm. Bunker Hill scouted the Bears, report that: ; who has a sore to- losing seven straight. The lone Chicago squad is the heaviest: -day and and Mike game that lineup won was by a the Indians yet encountered by the Washing- . 1 Garcia tomorrow. TJie 1-0 margin. It has scored 17 ton eleven, which wasn't playing[ hope that the “scrubs” can beat run's over that 10-game span. Seeks Legion Matches Face City Day. Tough [ Snyder pee-wees when it took on the Kansas Labor has obtained three hits San Francisco Forty-Niners. Los! ! New York, with ’ piQHH in his last 25 tries over that Title Tonight IAngeles Rams or the Detroit and Don Larsen set to mop up i period: FitzGerald, two hits in ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 3 (Spe- Young D. C. Players Lions and Baltimore Colts, for’ in the final two games of the' 24 attempts. Those averages that matter. Washington series today and read .120 and .033, respectively, cial)—Bunker Washing- By CASPAR NANNES jfeated and deflated Davis Cup to-j A HALF A LOAF—New York.—One out Is better Hill of big, morrow, can take its chances and aren't calculated to disturb Star Stan Correspondent ace, opened quest for the “The Bears are fast and t none, Snyder ton and the Postal Employes of his • second line in the than Second Baseman Jerry of the the league’s pitchers. National title yesterday with an just beginning to come along.” with Senators may reason, as he sees he has Cincinnati meet at 10:15 o'clock FOREST HILLS. Long Island. reported. “We’re pretty Monday double-header in Balti- no chance Runnels and Courtney will be ; effortless 6—o, 6—4, 6—l victory Evans r a double against remaining (Washington time) tonight . Sept. 3.—The thrill of facing they’re pointing for their • more. for play the Yankees in the first restored to duty in the for; ! over England’s Roger Becker. sure guns Bauer is out itwo of the world’s greatest tennis game with the ; The White Sox had the yesterday. Hank on a grounder two games with the Yankees the championship of the 29th an- The job took exactly 53 minutes here, Righthanders Don stars will be experienced by a [ Chicago September 15, and lin Cleveland. Minnie Minoso from Gil McDougald to Shortstop Jose Valdivielso, since and Trabert never looked better, in , pair nual National Junior American couple of Washington's young they’re getting down to the drove in three runs with a who pegged to Snyder. The Yankees won, 4-2, to Larsen and Bob Turley are due J only thing great singles today tomorrow, Legion players in the National tennis i The of mo- squad they’ll actually carry [ of and a two-run homer stay on to work and baseball tournament. i weeding Maglie the heels of the White Sox, 8-1 winners over 'championship tournament. ment in the out process through the It looks . as Chicago battered and! with Camilo Pascual taking the Cincinnati will be bolstered by, day’s season. • had it Cleveland.—AP Wirephoto. today In one match Donald Dell of -of the first play was Orant good team the making." four reliefers. Harshman mound for the Senators • feeling accomplishment 6—4, 3—6, 7—5, like a In striking of Bethesda, Md.. former national [jGolden’s 3—6. in the clutch—twice out land due to file upsetting victory over Cupper Tereshinski talked with Clark Larry Doby two Md the [tomorrow. after the Hillmen. 10-: hoys’ champion, encounters Ken l 6—2 Davis Shaughnessy, ¦ with out ‘ oil Shea of Los Angeles, seeded onetime Redskins ! loaded—while fanning deprived Whitey 5. to reverse a previous result in Rosewall. the 20-year-old Aus- bases Carlos Paula ['fourth. offensive coach, after the Bears- ’ eight walking the same; Swoon's Son a yesterday, Cup and Today [Ford of no-hitter tralian Davis artist. The Eagles game, was the tournament. Defending Champion and told that - number for his ninth triumph.! Strives [delivering single with out a one other match pits young Carol 1 Vic the Bears experimenting Manager Bill Pickier has McCord, . Seixas got a bye in the first were ’ The lone Cleveland run came on the seventh inning for the ranked No. 1 in the their younger players. iin named Craig Anderson and girl’s was slated with The 1 Ralph Kiner's in the Senators’ only hit as the Yan- 18-year-and-under Middle round and to meet Chicago staff wanted to one To Score Futurity Slam Ralph Lindamood to carry the Atlantic ratings, against Louise . John E. Barret of England. win • sixth. kees won before 9,302 spectators. of the first games. straight CHICAGO, Sept. UP).— Harvey entry of!'!Mickey pitching load for Bunker Hillbut Brough, present Wimbledon division, top- two Joe re- It was the fourth vic- 3 E. O. G. Frehauf’s Mantle crashed a three- In the women’s ported, but upset Sox, Son, shooting did not specify which will start. titleholder. wasn’t too be- tory for the White who Drake’s Swoon’s Ratheram and Fleet Peet,j , j run homer, No. 36, off Bob Por- seeded Doris Hart of Coral cause it didn't. against Cleveland for his sixth straight victory, will Bwamazon ! Anderson pitched the last three Fla., defending now are 9-8 Farm’s Jovial Jove i terfleld in the sixth inning to Other Washington players, in- Gables. the try to add the $75,000 added and Reverie Knoll Farm's Roy help last night, while Linda- cluding champion, way Into Didn’t. Use Aces this season. Ford to his 16th triumph. Middle Atlantic Cham- led the the Washington Park Futurity today Sting. mood hasn't seen action since pion Cobs, second round with 6—2, 6—o “Halas didn't even use players (, Marion Again Confident Porterfield Starts Well Tim also will see ac- a to his long string of stakes vic- Rounding out the expected | winning over Salisbury, N. C.. tion today. tackles i victory over Ruth Jeffery of like Gene Schroeder. Marion'[ The White Sox appear to be Porterfield, limping Coss Ben Campbell, i tories. field will be Prince John, Trou- on a left Wednesday. Sobieraj Jacksonville, , Melrose, Mass. George Connors or; ‘jail fired up for the finish. “One outing of Fla.. (The bleshooter, Gun Shot, knee injured in his last runnerup recent Only players Chick Jagade against the'“victory anything." race will be televised in Nuclear ¦ It was Pitcher Ron Moeller, ir.-the National I three District doesn’t mean Washington Power, Magic, Night . against Chicago, held the Eagles,” Tereshinski pointed •! then, by WTOP. Channel Like In- who put the skids to the Wash- Public Parks championship. .started with the field on opening out.! Marion said, but after Spy. ;Yankees scoreless for five innings, Tony “They boys 9, at 6 pm. Washington time.) truder and Greek ington team with a brilliant Trabert, America’s de- I1 See TENNIS, Page A-9 plight have made a dif- thinking, added: "The are : Billy ¦ although They’ve Swoon's Son, leading juvenile The Futurity opens a big week but Martin touched off the performance night. ference, the boys he pretty enthused about it holiday racing . sixth-inning relief last good spots.” money $129,715. will; end of at Wash- outburst with a game did use looked in : great and, as I've said winner with single Yogi He entered the in the sixth 'been try to the ( ington Park topped by the SIOO.-' ¦ and Berra followed inning losing, 74-YARD PLAY TURNS TIDE straight game. >: going become sixth thor- with his team 5-3. For the third before. I fM we re to take score a Futurity 000 added Washington Park :'wlth another. Mantle then Coach pennant.” oughbred to 1 He gave up only two hits the of the Red- [the slam—winning the Arlington' Handicap Labor Day. I thumped his homer far into the rest of the way and struck out 10 skins will have one of his for-: Cleveland Manager A1 Lopez ,'rightfleld seats. mer quarterbacks shellacking. Park and Washington Park Pu-[ Meanwhile. Rex C. Ellsworth to raise his tournament total to Rams Rally With Passes playing against! ; was silent after the turities. announced that Swaps, [ The Senators, with an assist him in , of the worst beatings his defeated 23 in 13% innings. who called![|one by a SIOO,OOO ( from Leftflelder Irv Noren, season, Swoon's Son tops a field of 14 Nashua in match re- jsignals for Joe's undefeated Uni-! club has absorbed this undergo their deficit to 3-2 in the Cincinnati rocked Jim Burch For Victory Over Browns verslty today and if all 14 go the race race Wednesday, will educed and Anderson for 15 hits, of San Francisco eleven! i Red Sox Beat Orioles surgery on right seventh Mickey Vernon walked while! Harry will be worth $147,845 with the his foot and I got eight hits, LOS ANGELES, Sept. UP).— Smith. Pettibon. Brewster. Points after; in 1951. Gilmer called the League competition before Roy Sievcrs fouled Bunker Hill three; ; 3 touchdown Groza (3). Los Anfeles: plays In other American winner grabbing off $91,405. The will be out of for out and by > [The spotted Pears <2>. McCormick,; for the and games, Red least Paula then injected his solid Burch. Towler D Wade. after the Sox beat Balti- son of Doge-Swoon captured the at three months. i ,the Points touch-r last Tuesday in Jack City edged Tenney single left. Cincinnati non i»n rin—in is sf Cleveland Browns two down—Richter <&>. Field foal—Richter ' Baltimore. more. 8-2, and Kansas i Arlington Ark Futurity In July Trainer Meshach said I to Vernon halted at Washington __ 000 231 OOtl— 5 8 3 touchdowns in the first quarter Scarbath started for the Colts, the Kentucky Derby . second base, but came on to (fl> the Tigers, 7-6. In the National and also the George winner defi- score Andres. Moeller and Honold: Burch. ¦ night Kuharich rates Brown better won Woolf Anderson (7) and Haislip. Mahan (7,». J last but came back in the Layne's Passes Help | i League. Brooklyn blanked Pitts- 'Memorial, nitely had a soft spot on the » and Pxula went all the way to on than both of this pair. the Bashford Manor permitted fourth to break the Browns I burgh, 2-0; Ted Kluszewski hit and Prairie State. bottom of his foot. ; third when Noren the a 74-yard play Billy Lions over Steelers “Brown Tenney get past pass from 4 throws the ball far- his 4»th homer as Cincinnati Swoon’s Son will be coupled said "some surgery, ball to him. Paula ther on straight required Wade to Fullback MIAMI, Fla.. Bept. 3 Bobby Layne broke into the De- in the National! 2-0: the Cubs trounced Toga and the entry is a the foot normally. out. Football League.” kee. the! rated A crowd of 35,948 saw the ex- troit Lions lineup last night after Kuharich said, Cardinals. 12-2, as Ernie Banks favorite 6-furlong New York clipped Maury Mc- game. 6-to-5 in the a hibition two-game absence with a lame “and with receivers like Harlon, home run, major: • race. Parlo and Oil Painting Dermott for run in the eighth. Out at Army a Hill, hit his 40th a The Rams added two more shoulder and pitched his team Bill McColl, Johnny Hoff- league record for shortstops,' top Berra singled out was forced by WEST POINT, N. Y.. Sept. 3 quarters. Other contenders include at Aqueduct touchdowns in the final to a 24-0 victory over the Pitts- man and Schroeder he could and Robin Roberts, though not ! [Clohome Stable's Golden Favorites Mantle before Sievers made a Ziegler give a Bear. YORK. Sept. UP).— VP). —Halfback Mike has burgh Steelers in exhibition us lot of trouble.” 22d; NEW 3 - spectaculai running grab of Bill Picturg on Pagg A-9 an around at the end. won his Parlo, been dropped from the Army; Layne’s throwing arm seemed; The game the; | queen of the turf’s filliesS'Skowron’s well-tagged Redskins have been [ as the Phillies beat from drive one on a perfect as pitched j groomed to expect Giants, PENNANT I and mares William du- -'Elston Howard, batting football squad because of dis- freak pass play from in condition he 60 and even! 5-3. RACE Farm, for to Dome dibble for the first' 70-yard passes by 'Pont's Foxcatcher andL Noren tripled to left-center, ciplinary reasons and Halfback Wade to Towler to Tommy : Brown, wlthj| It was the first homer in the [Mrs. Joe Goodwin’s Fears, pass touchdown in the opening period.; ;the receivers running 18 games Banks, Oil PaintingL scoring Mantle. Kyasky a and another on a down last for who AT A GLANCE ihead the Bob is out with knee by The throw covered 29 yards and; under the ball. figures two divisions of the Martin, playing game Don Wade. I It to be now has hit more homers than Wok. Lost. $25,000-adfied Vagrancy his first injury. caught on supreme Pet. G.B. TP Handi- Billy's brother. Dibble in the clear the test for at least a:; any shortstop in major league Chteuo SO 51 .611 23 " with the Yankees since he star- couple New York .... So 62 .606 22 cap at Aqueduct today. The losses are painful to the Steeler 13. of Redskins • history. ?» in the 1953 Series, Rookie Halfback 1 who have not j Clfvelsnd 63 508 l>j 22 Parlo lost some of the respect red World Coach Red Blaik, who was 2 The Lions made it 14-0 before yet clinched a berth. Box Boston . 75 56 .673 5 23 contributed a double and single from Nebraska scored from The ab-; [ The Red came up with a which she was regarded J counting heavily on both players yards 64-yard by the first quarter ended when Jim' sence of Torgy Torgeson, eighth REMAINING GAMES [with New York’s on a drive the vet-i jfour-run to beat the <231. < |jto 11-hit attack. opener against Salsbury intercepted pass Singles CHICAGO home s>—Cleveland 'when she finished third back! for the Furman Browns in the first period and a from eran who Is in Camp- ! Orioles. by Sammy (21. September 20, 21; Kama, city (3). i (18>— Social Outcast Red September 24. Kyasky should and carried it back bell Clinic here Jensen, September ;’3. 24. 26. A*«J [of and Han-; John Pettibon recovered a Ram for treatment of;; White and Jackie an New York (2) September 8, 10: Cleve- nigan in the recent Saratoga be available again by the third by 20 yards to the Steeler 2. Dave a knee injury, probable error by Freddy land (3). September 3. 4 (21: Boaton lj YANKEES, 4; Ronnie Waller in the and the Second Baseman (2), Handicap. 4-year-old Ziegler taking pitchout September 11: Washlmton (21 ; But the j game, but appears lost end zone for touchdown. Middleton, a loss of End Chet Ostrowski Marsh, a double by Jim Jiersall September 7.8: Kansas City (3*. Sep- another and: (4). daughter of Heliopolis has shown for the from Layne, Wingback single by tember 16. J7. 18: Baltimore Sep- season. George Ratterman passed to rambled across for Nick Adduci through' and a Bill Goodman tember 13 <2>. 14 (2); Detroit (21. enough against rivals of ner own' SENATORS,2 Ziegler committed Brewster yards the second touchdown. Injuries, won’t help the :did the damage. Frank Sullivan, September 5. ;| What sin Darrel for 16 Red-1 CLEVELAND (22. home (Si—Chlcaao sex to be the outstanding choice; divulged In the fourth period, Layne's skins’ cause. [looking for his 17th victory, was (31. September 4 (21: (31, though [IwABHINOTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E was not but Blaik said and the final Brown touchdown September 16. 17. Detroit even asked to carry 129; passes 18; Kansas City (21. Gerald, 4 only thing could the quarter. to Bob Hoemschmeyer. knocked out by the Oiroles in the September 3. Away (141—New pounds. give Fitz t. o o 3 6 o the that save in second Dorow at Quarterback York She’ll as much as .Vernon, lb 2 1 Army yards Girard and Jim Doran again sixth. slammed '2). September 11; Chicago (Cl. Sep- i I Sievers, If 0 0 0 0 him for the football team Wade’s pass for 40 to car- tember 20. 21: Boston (21, September 9, '25 pounds to 10 opponents in I! 3 0 n 4 O o Offensively, Kuharich 10; (3> '[Paula, rs 4 110 0 0 grant amnesty tally. ried the Lions deep into Steeler has de- out his 26th homer in the fourth. Washlntton Sentember 13 (21. seven-furlong Umphlett. 3 would be a of Fears scored the first Ram go 14: Detroit (3). September 23. 24. 25; 'the test. es 0 0 2 o o territory. cided to with A1 Dorow Harvey Bnyder. 2b 2 (1 from a high Government offi- booted a 14-yard The attack bogged at A1 Kaline and Kuenn Baltimore <2l. September 7. 8. Oil Painting, boasting a rec- 0 6 4 o ;quarterback. Tigers, NEW YORK home jValdtvleiso, ss 3 0 (! 1 o or high foreign dignitary. make the down inside the 10 but on fourth Dale Atkeson at each homered for the but (271, (13i—Chicago never Porterfield p 2 (t 0 26 cial a to score 21- (2). September 0. 10; Cleveland (21, ord of being out of the I Stone p o 0 fullback and Leo Elter at one Tommy September 11; 000000 Washington, 10 for Cleveland at the half. down booted a field Gorman of the Athletics Boston (31. September money year, chel 1 0 Pete Lash of a halfback position. 16. 17. 18: Kansas City September in nine starts this 1 l rG i. 5 0 o 0 goal He's toying came in to halt the Detroit rally 7.3; <2l. LMcDermott, p good running back season, The Rams stopped a Cleve- from the 2. Detiolt (21 September 13. 14: [picks up only 120 pounds in ( 000000 last with the idea of using Rookie after Kuenn's three-run job, Washington (2). September 4 Away land march six inches from the With less than a minute to his (4i. 3. division, Totals 28 12 has replaced Ziegler at left Ray Perkins (01.—Boston September 23 (21, 24. [the other in which 11 ~2 ~I 24 ~0 goal in the third and Los Angeles go, Detroit added a final touch- at the other. It ninth of the season, in the 25: Baltimore (21. September 5; Wash- also are entered. 1 Grounded out for stone In Bth. halfback. Dick Murtland of could be Perkins, eighth inning. Ington (3i. September 10. 20. 21 , NEW back, Tommy an 18-yard curtains for Gorman shut the BOSTON ! YORK AB. R. H. O. A. E pass , 4-year-old filly Greensburg, Pa., has taken over marched with Mc- down on from (231. home (181—New York The was third 1 Bauer, rs 4 0 1 2 o o Harry who is still not showing much door to preserve Art Ceccarrelli’s (41. SeDtenlber 23 <2i, 24. 25; Chicago , McDougaid. » Kyasky. sprained liga- Cormick making the final yard Gilmer to Girard. (2i. Seotember II: Cleveland (2i. Sep- back of Misty Morn and Carry Martin, 2b J i 8 for who (I speed, victory. ss 4 1 2 0 2 0 ! ...... 0 although he dropped [fourth tember 0. lo: (21, for a touchdown. Detroit 14 10—24 20: Detroit September the News in the recent Diana i Berra, c 5 1 2 4 7 o ments in his left knee in prac- I 0 0 0 o— 0 pounds ! (• ,8: Washington September 5; Mantle, 4 7 0 o—2l0—21 Detroit scoring: after reporting late be-! Banks slammed his record- (31. September<2l. cf 2 14 0 0 Tuesday. Holleder, Cleveland 14 Touchdowns—Dibble Baltimore 20 (2) 21; Handicap at Saratoga but be- • Collin., lb 3 0 1110 0 tice Don the Los Angeles . Oln 7 21—38 Middleton. Girard, field coal. Walker cause of a trip to Canada. i setting homer in the fourth Kansas City (3). September 13 (2). 14. i Away fore a string . 2 Skowron. lb 1 o 0 O 0 0 former star end, is at quarter-; Scoring Cleveland: Touchddwns * *2); point after touchdown. Walker. 3. mer with a trick knee and Komlo ing ’ : D Chicago field. 2; stone, 1; Ford, 4. Hits— located shoulder. team, and If it moves AlvinDark Is Out 8 B .uo 1-1101 9 1213 10il6 10! 801 511.811! Off Porterfield, 8 In 6 Innings: off Btone. [is happy a pulled leg the Bass: .V tn 1 Inning; off planned not too about it. with muscle. That ball against Bears, Now York 8 9 12|18| 80; j McDermott. 3 In 1 Coach Don Faurot to |,gave the ex-servicemen. the Nixon o.n.n T.d.v jiOj—l 10J13 52 .606 _Vt Inning. Runs and earned runs—Off Powell, along “It’s fine for the boys and Bob will be right—the | For Rest of Season Porterfield. 3-3; oil Stone, 0-0; off Nic- start with Quarter- and a Redskins will wash at N y. 200 CI«*oto«8 | B|l2|—| 7(17! wf»3| .598| 1-1; off Ford, 2-0. Winning we’re getting a lot of work done,” '[Laughery Leland Liebold, pretty good 9110.16 I*4: Dermott. back Jimmy Hunter, Halfback have a season. t e V Pitcher—Ford (18-81. Lo6lng pitcher— . chance to perform, ',n,.!»«*«« 8| 75j 56| .573] (10-181. Wynn and Fullback Gene Tatum said, “but I just know With Injury ».r BS. t, o I 6|ll|—|l2|l3|l3|ia| 5 Porterfield Umpires Berry. Joe play Laughery. played New Detroit at K. c. mi | 7!10| 6| ’ McKinley. Flaherty. Chylak. Time—- Rod, in the opener against pow- that when we Missouri two ij who two- NEW YORK, Sept. 3 UP).— 'Detroit B|—| 7|16|13| 87! 661 .504! 14 -2:04. Attendance—o.3o2. weeks from today it’ll be hotter • platoon football was at erful Maryland here Septem- when he Hennemier Given Physicians at New York Medical G..M TraMrm jfciM-Citvl 8| 7| 4! 6,10;— illT1 55 76| .4M| 25 than fire out there. Maryland before entering the today ber 17. Center said Alvin Dark of Wash, n. y.. WASH. |4| s|l2| 7| 4| B! —| 82] .359] PROBABLE “Ifthis weather keeps up our • service, was the big surprise. at 2:oo. 6! 46!’ 32*4 PITCHERS the Giants had suffered a sep-! '2l A former high school star in boys line backing 2 -Year Contract I5». Ba'uo. ' Baltimore |B|23s| 7| 9| 7|— j 41 87. .S2o| 37*4 will be used to it and we’llliHis drew constant aratlon of the right shoulder and Det atIt c. AMERICAN LEAGUE Kansas City, Powell re-injured never play coaching staff, Jack Hennemier apparently k. U,i Washington at New York—Pascual be able to a football I:praise from the is would unable play ,51 52 53:56 66-76:82 87 J | j (2-11) vs. Laraen the shoulder in practice yester- only be to baseball City—Garver game. I hope we hit a few hot ; and Liebold was a step back. winning as many friends in again Detroit at Kansas til* day. He missed all of last sea- days go this season. 13> vs. Kume MJ-U). before we to Columbia.” Tatum made an out-of-the- Dark, shortstop NATIONAL pjg] Chicago at Cleveland—Pierce because of the injury. Canada as he did at the Univer- Giants and j j j Wynn U4-8). son Otherwise Big Jim was ahead i,way trip through Standing* 17 vs. the dressing sity of Maryland, captain, tripped over first base Result! Yesterday g ?cS' 2 J ' ! «J Boston at Baltimore—Delock