Rout of Yanks Rubs Off Some More of That Psychological Edge gening J&laf Jspofis Nats Turn to Stobbs, Ted Williams Likely Indians Have Chance Washington, D. C., Friday; July 24, 1953—-A-16 ** ! Club's Only Winner To Rejoin Red Sox To Follow Up Sweep On Dismal Road Trip Early Next Month In Series Next Week Win, or By Burton Hawkins. Ted Williams may be back in By tha Associated Frau Lose Draw Correspondent The psychological edge Star Staff the Boston Red Sox outfield that By FRANCIS STANN CLEVELAND, July 24.—Chuck Ik some time next month. Casey Stengel’s Yankees had KTj Williams, a Marine jet pilot, over their American League THIS MAY BE A tardy observation, with apologies in Stobbs. who may be remembered as that pitcher of now Is scheduled for release competitors through the early order, have you noticed how many distinction stages but National League who last won a game for the from the service about August 1 of this baseball season rejects are playing ball these days in the American League? Nats, gets his chance to try to instead of October. A captain, was well nigh gone today. Quite a few, and it must be indicative of the balance of power revive ths club’s morale tonight he is undergoing treatment at Three straight defeats in in the major leagues. in the opener of a four-game Bethesda Naval Hospital for an Cleveland, with the latest a 10- wasn’t that way not so many years series with the Indians. ear ailment that cut short his to-2 shellacking yesterday, had It ' duty ago. The National League was considered Art Houtteman will pitch for as a pilot in Korea. given the White Sox. Red Sox ¦HHflk vH k J| Williams figures it will be the weaker. It didn't win as many World Cleveland and if he doesn’t win mm a and Indians, principal runners- it will be surprising to the Nats, month before he will be ready to up. a tremendous lift. Series,, nor as many All-Star Games. More who may be compiling the worst play. “Whatever the Red Sox The Indians, who now trail damning evidence was that washed-up road trip in their history. say. I’ll do,” he said yesterday New York by eight games, one American Leaguers could last a few more . JP They’ve dropped 11 of 12 games, after learning of his pending game ahead of Boston’s resurg- seasons in the majors by moving into the including 9-6 and 5-4 defeats by release. ing Red Sox, may get a rest in a ' “It I’ll be back,” National. the Tigers yesterday in Detroit. looks like he series with slumping Washing- added. “Tell the Boston fans to ton Babe Ruth, for instance! He was all The first game was lost after 10 I K|r m opening tonight before going 9| innings, '¦‘¦'yf get their lungs warmed up.” to New finished as an American But the marking the fourth time York for another three- Leaguer. the Washington club has trav- General Manager Joe Cronin game series starting Tuesday. aging Ruth warned a final fling and so the eled that far to reach the same of the Red Sox. still in the run- White Sox Muff Chance. Boston Braves took him on as player and result since leaving home. ning for the American League Mffim The White Sox, 4!i games synthetic vice-president. And then there (Tonight’s game will be tele- A Jlfggigi pennant, can hardly wait. of * ¦Nr back the world champions, Fr ncU sunn . * ~ “The minute I hear was Leo Durocher. He couldn’t make it vised starting at 8:15 p.m., ¦¦ Ted’s dis- their WBk ¦ charge is official, I’lltalk lost chance to close in when with the Yankees but he could, and did, help the St. Louis by Station WTTG in Washing- it over they bowed to 4-3. Tomorrow’s and . jHjP with him,” Cronin told the Bos- Boston. The Cardinals. Played on a pennant winner, no less, just as ton. game Wmm Red Sox, cheered by the pros- the first game Sunday also will ton Post yesterday. “We want did Jeff Heath when he was waived out of the American pective early return of Ted Wil- be televised.) him back, even though we know power League. liams. their hitter, were In 1948 the Nats lost 18 he has had a tough time and will hurt by the loss of Milt Heath was a former Cleveland Indian, one of several have Bolling, straight. They won’t match that to get in condition.” who suffered a torn ankle liga- career in National mark—at least for awhile—- Chances Williams who extended his the League. Johnny not are, will be ment. The shortstop is expected Allen was an ex-Indian. Ditto Earl Averill, plus the Jim thanks to Stobbs’ triumph over playing a day or so after his re- to be out for the rest of TIME OUT FROM TRAINING CHORES—It was “Photographers’ Day” at Boston's Bagbys. son, both pitchers, the Bagbys rode it the Browns last Sunday in St. the Detroit Lions’ lease. A report from Boston says Western tour. Father and training camp in Ypsilanti, Mich., and Doak Walker, star halfback, took advantage of the lull out in the National, did no less than George Sisler. There Louis. that the Red Sox will use the Meanwhile, in the as in practice to shoot movies of three of his teammates. Being “mugged” are (left right) batting star couple innings National Rowe Hank too. Indians Getting Tough. to a of League, was Schoolboy and Borowy, End Jim Doran and Les Bingaman pro game Milwaukee opens a four- * Linemen and Lou Creekmur. The football champion a until he gets into con- * • * game series with the Dodgers Ten of those 1948 losses were Lions start serious training today for the All-Star game in Chicago August 14. dition. in swung way. The road, Brooklyn tonight in another NOW THE PENDULUM has the other on the but not on the same —AP Wirephoto. of League is receiving League rejects with trip. Record books don’t reveal those “do-or-die” clashes that American National keep popping Yankees, for instance, placing high such matters, but the Nats prob- up all season. The open arms. The are Major Leaders Dodgers all of ably are compiling the worst feel they’ve got the dependence on Johnny Sain and Johnny Mize. For AMERICAN LEAGUE. Braves on the ropes mark for a single trip in the Leaving Batting—Kell, Boston. .325; Vernon, with a sVa- champions Hogan'sHomeTownSchedules Washington, .322: their touted scouting system, the world have club’s history. they’re Redskins Minoso. Chicago, game lead and the season mov- They And and Goodman. Boston. .320; Rosen, needed this pair, one pushing 35, the other 40. also bumping into a team in Cleve- Cleveland. .319. ing rapidly toward the two- get mileage out of Ewell Blackwell and perked up again. Runs—Minoso. Chicago, 73: Mantle, New thirds mark. tried to some land which has Big Welcome for Him Today Chicago Today York, 70; Yost. Washington, 62; Fain. Eight pitchers have shared in With Chicago; Rosen, Cleveland, and Ver- Johnny Hopp. non, Washington, The Braves, however, may be By th« Aisociated Prtu who played Valerie and Ben Ho- 58. Technically, even Yankee Outfielder Irv Noren is a reject, the Nats’ losses, with Chico Mar- Runs batted in—Rosen. Cleveland, 81: Just the team to cool off the rero, Bob Porterfield and Jerry FORT WORTH, Tex., July 24. gan in the motion picture of the Minoso. Chicago, and Mantle. New Dodgers although he never played in the National League. But Noren York, 64; Vernon. Washington, 62; who have won 10 of Lane getting double doses. Stobbs —Fort Worth today welcomes golfer’s life. "Follow the Sun.” 11 More in Squad Berra, New York. 61. their 11. of the Dodgers they Hits—Kuenn, 121; Vernon, last originally was the property Brooklyn and Spec only Ben Hogan, its favorite golfing were invited, but have indicated Detroit. and Shea are the By Lewis Washington. 118; Philley, Philadel- Day of Rest saw fit to sell Noren, as well as Shortstop Chico Carrasquel ones to escape and Shea figures son, with its greatest show for they can’t make it. Bob Hope F. Atchison phia, 113; Rosen. Cleveland, 109; Fox Welcome. Star Staff Correspondent and Minoso, Chicago. to American League clubs. a leturning athletic hero. and Bing Crosby, golf pals of 105. Brooklyn fans only have to go of the White Sox to survive the trip without a CHICAGO, July Doubles—Kell, Boston 28: Vernon, Wash- 24.—The Red- ington. 27; Groth, St. Louis, and Jen- back two seasons out, probably the Philadelphia Athletics’ defeat unless Bucky Harris is Ben may have gotten a bigger Peerless Ben. also were invited sen, to remember Day in and day skins pull out of here for Cali- I Washington. 20: Fox, Chicago, that years Shortstop to him in here. welcome along the ticker-tape- but sent word they would be un- and White, Boston, 19. a s ‘/a-game lead in late steadiest player for the last seven has been forced use relief this afternoon with Chicago. Seven of strewn Broadway in New York able to attend. fornia 24 Triples—Rivera, 7; Piersali, July is not an open invitation Eddie But he had been wanting by the Cin- the Nats’ 11 losses players, or 11 more than boarded Boston: Fox, Minoso and Mele, Chi- Joost. found Tuesday cago; Vernon and Jensen. Washing- to buy World Series tickets. The to be have been by one run. It’s get- but it’s doubtful if the Hogan’s mother, who lives ton, Reds and the Braves, neither in a position the train late yesterday in 6. current Dodgers team is good cinnati ting to be an upset when their Big Town produced as much here, will be with him in the Washington. Home runs—Rosen. Cleveland. 25; Zer- a choosey. And when Ralph Branca was put on the block pitchers hold a for noise and speech-making as are nial. Philadelphia. 21; Gernert, Bos- one. though, especially since the lead more drive through the city’s down- Fullback Chuck Drazenovich ton, and Doby, Cleveland, 17; Berra, recently by the Dodgers it was with alacrity that Detroit than an inning. In yesterday’s destined to greet golf cham- town streets to the the New York, 16. recent pitching improvement, the hotel for and Rookies Madison Nutter and Stolen bases—Rivera. Chicago, 18; of Ralph the other day, too. first game, for pion when he flies Minoso, Chicago. 14; and it will take a lot of beating bought him up. Got a win out instance, they into Fort big luncheon. Bobby Dean hopped Philley. Phila- to chase down the held the lead four times and Worth late this afternoon. aboard last delphia, and Jensen, Washington, 9; to knock it out of first place. The Indians, pre-season choices night in Pittsburgh. Veterans Busby, Washington, 7. Boone, finally blew the game in the Hogan got Jones Leads Golfing Greats Pitching—Lopat. New York (10-1), .909; Both Brooklyn and the Braves Yankees, away regular shortstop, Ray Here, where his Harry Ulinski, Dick Alban, Shea. Washington (8-1 .889; Brown, traded their 10th 1, yesterday, George when Walt Masterson start shagging balls at Glen George Ryko- Boston (10-2), .833; Consuegrn, Chi- were rained out so the started. The reason? Strickland. In York Tribute to Ben Buksar and Julie cago. (4-1), since season served up a three-run homer to Garden Country Club New and Stuart, St. Louis .800. they’ll go into tonight’s game hit for the Pirates, of all teams, but a quarter vich and Rookies Lynn Lynch, Strikeouts—Pierce. Chicago. 97; Trucks, He couldn’t enough Ray Boone. century ago, people NEW YORK, July 24 (/P). Chicago, 94; Gray. Detroit, 81: Garcia. with a welcome day of rest. The of a want to John Zaneletti, Ted Hazelwood Cleveland, 79; Wynn. using him regularly. Wally Westlake, formerly golf greats Cleveland. 77. Dodgers supposed play Cleveland is Tigers Match Best String. tell him how proud they are to The of more than half and Dave Suminski join their NATIONAL LEAGUE. were to League clubs, also is wearing a Cleveland a century joined last night in Batting—Schoendienst. St. Louis, .335; Chicago and Milwaukee was with three National Dropping three straight to the be his home folks. West Coast-bound teammates Irvin, New York. .331: Furlllo. Brook- Tigers paying tribute to Ben Hogan, Center lyn. .327; Robinson, Brooklyn. .321; scheduled at Philadelphia. The uniform. is an indication of the Roaring Reception Planned. here. Dick Woodard gets Lockman, New York, and * * king Baumholtz. rain * * Nats’ plight. current of the fairways. on at Galesburg, 111., Chicago. .318. also cut short the Car- Detroit extended its Ben and his wife will while John Runs—Snider. Reese, Valerie Robert Tyre jr., Brooklyn. 75: dinals’ series with the Giants. CONSIDER, IF YOU PLEASE, the case of Bob Elliott. winning streak to four games, get a roaring reception Jones, the im- Kerestes, rookie back from Pur- Brooklyn. 73; Dark. New York. 11; when Bobby golden Schoendienst. St. Louis, 70; Gilliam. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh, 7-0, and lot of thus matching its longest string mortal of the is scheduled to hop Brooklyn, He came up 14 years ago with Pittsburgh played a they land at Amon Carter Field. due. aboard and Bell. Cincinnati. 68. in the only League game of the season. 19205, headed the cast of ex- at Streator, 111. Runs batted in—Hodges, Brooklyn. 85; National third base for the Pirates and Braves. When they desperately There’ll be an honor guard, a Campanella, Brooklyn. 84; Mathews. played. The Nats gave Shea a 6-4 edge champions who honored the With Milwaukee. 79: Bell. Cincinnati. 75: converted him. It band from Carswell Air Force Rookie Nick Carras and Irvin, The big noise in the American needed a left fielder the Giants hired and in the fiist game with two Texan at a special dinner given New York. 74. runs Base and city officials and digni- Veteran Ed Quirk scheduled to Hits—Schoendienst. St . Louis, 121: League was the collapse of the didn’t pan out. The veteran now almost 37, was released. So in the eighth inning, in the at the Park Lane Hotel by the Lockman. New York. 114: Greengrass, but taries. meet the team at Kansas City Cincinnati, 113: Kluzewski and Bell. Yankees in Cleveland for the what happened? First the Browns latched onto him and now latter portion of inning United States Golf Association. Bones Cincinnati. 111. that and Taylor scheduled to Brooklyn. straight game. This time Shea promptly Raymond Buck, jr., secretary Jones praised Hogan for set- Doubles—Snider. 37: Muslal, third he's with the White Sox, the team considered most likely to was hit for well- come aboard at Amarillo. Tex., St. Louis. 26; Robinson. Brooklyn, and the champions singles and general counsel of Fort ting whit he called “a new pat- Baumholtz. Chicago. 23: world looked like Yankees, if any club succeeds. kissed by Walt Dropo, the train will pull into Los An- Bell. Cincin- real catch the Don Worth Air Terminal. Inc., who tern of scoring in the game.” nati. and Dark. New York, 22. country bumpkins as they Brecheen, 38-plus, is pitching for the Browns after Lund and Johnny Bucha. geles Sunday with 29 players Triples—Bruton. Milwaukee. 9; Bernier. were swamped. Harry One run heads the huge reception com- “When Gene Sarazen, Walter Pittsburgh, and Hemus, St. Louis, 7; for whom scored and A1 Sima aboard. Gilliam. Brooklyn; Fondy. Chicago; Detroit took pair a long distinguished career with the Cardinals, mittee, will preside and Mayor Hagen and I were playing, the Marshall. Torgeson. a from Wash- and came along to give up a game- This group will be joined by Cincinnati: Phil- ington. straight games in 1944 and 1946. Edgar Deen will give the official theory you had to have adelphia. and Muslal. St. Louis. 6. 9-6, in 10 innings and he won four World Series tying single Harvey was that another 25 at College Home runs—Mathews. Milwaukee. 29; *’ to. Kuenn. Occidental Kluzewski, Campa- 5-4. The victories moved Browns, Marty Marion, is a Masterson, address of welcome. There’ll be one bad round,” the Atlanta Monday Cincinnati. 28; Even the manager of the who is making his first when Coach Curly Lam- nella. Brooklyn. 24; Hedges. Brook- Tigers within a gau.- oi the a press conference and then the grand-slammer lyn: Chicago, and half League reject. While he doesn’t play often now, said. “Then beau gathers Washington’s Kiner. Bell. Cin- seventh-place National (See A-17.) Hogans go 17th cinnati. 23. Browns, who lost NATS, Page will to a hotel where about the time of Ralph Guldahl Football League Stolen bases—Bruton. Milwaukee. 15; Marty came to Browns as a shortstop, not as manager. National team Brooklyn. to Philadelphia, 7-4, in 14 the they will rest until Monday when (1937-38 National Open cham- together Reese. 14: Snider. Brook- in- here backyard of Mr.*Clark Griffith, fabled in preparation for the lyn, 13: Robinson. Brooklyn, and Ber- nings. Right in the the second phase of the welcome pion) the players asked why and long practice grind. nier. Pittsburgh. 12. as League, there is no exception. The Nats Tigers, 9-5; Nats, 6-4 comes off. playing 72 with- Pitching Burdette, Milwaukee. 7-0. The Yankees tried a couple anti-National started holes For some of the 1.006; Smith, Cincinnati. 5-0. 1.000; of their young pitchers against to with any ex-National IRST M A gigantic “appreciation out a single bad round. players this Baczewski. Cfhcinnatt, 4-1, .SdO; Had- didn’t intend open the season washinoton ab. r. h. o. a. e dix. St. Louis. 11-3, .786: Staley. St. Yost, .jb II transcontinental trip is old stuff. Cleveland and the Indians bat- Snyder, 3 3 o o :s which is they've got going for them and it’s to :> \ luncheon.” due to draw “You, Ben Hogan, have set the Louis. 13-4. .765. Leaguers, but some ss a n n ,i The Redskins have been doing Strikeouts—Roberts. Philadelphia. 113; tered them for 14 hits and 10 'Runnels, ss 3 <1 <> capacity Wayne Ter- Vernon, n 3 u a crowd of 625. will be ultimate by playing four superb Erskine, Brooklyn 96: Mizell and where they would be without them. lb a 11 7 11 11 it for 14 years. For others it’s 88; wonder If given golf great Haddix. St. Louis, Antonelli, Mil- Vollmer. n 11 3 3 11 o the at 12:30 rounds particularly the last one.” something waukee, 77. (Continued on Page A-17, Col. 8.) and Dodgers, is their second Jensen, ~ ~ to get a little excited williger. formerly of the Cubs rl f, <1 3 4 p.m. Monday. It will come after Jones Hogan he Busby, cf 11 5 ,1 |) told would win about. Os those the baseman, is in the bullpen, and Eddie Fitz- ;( boarding Johnny Schmitz Ho'lerlein. 3b 11 11 n 3 1 a ceremony at City Hall where championships as long as he since Rick (_Coan j n n 11 a 0 train in Washington, Walt Ash- Gerald may be Washington's most solid catcher I envilliser. 3b' n 11 Hogan will be presented with day Gerald, 1 3 11 wanted to, but some would craft, Bill Link, Alex Webster, time ago. Fitz c 3 3 3 4 11 11 a proclamation making it Ferrell. And that was a long Shea, p 3 11 n 11 3 ,1 “Ben reach the point when he no Tom Flyzik and Lew Weidensaul * * Sima, n * * o n 11 11 1 n Hogan Day” in Fort Worth. longer to win and then nixon. p 11 11 11 (i 11 || wanted are making their first trip. All p t) There will be parade IT COULD BE ARGUED that Dutch Leonard, 40-odd Masterson. 0 0 0 11 0 a from City would be the time to retire. of them are pondering the same to the Texas for the Totals . fi 2iStl2 Hall Hotel Hogan was presented a hand- question: years old, is doing all right as a reliever for the Chicago * 33 8 ~3 “Will I stick?” . Hit into a double play for Snyder luncheon. engrossed copy of a USGA reso- Cubs after a long career with the Nats, for whom he won in btn. “Old hands” climbing aboard t Flied out for Hoderlein in Bth. Anne Baxter and Glenn Ford, in Washington were Ed Berrang. games than any pitcher except Walter Johnson. On the when winning run scored. (See HOGAN, Page A-17.) more DETROIT. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Jack Cloud, Andy Davis, Harry other hand, it must be remembered that Leonard was a Kuenn. ss 6 2 3 3 2 <1 Pesky, 3b 6 1 2 5 4 0 Dowda, Knox Ramsey, Charley Boone. 3b 4 0 National Leaguer before he came to the American. He started Delslnr, 12 18 Justice, Johnny Papit cf 5 112 0 0 Says He Won't Report and Jim with Brooklyn and jumped from league league, Nieman, If 4 112 0 0 Ricca. They, to like Dick SKallne, If o o o o o too, had reason to o ” Dropo, 3 0 ponder: 0 Bartell and . . . 1% 2 2 12 1 “Will I stick Lam- Lund, rs 201100 rugged Wait a minute. There’s Bobo Newsom. Indeed, as a Bucha. c 4 11 5• 1 o beau plans two practice Aber, p 100000 Holloman, Who Had No-Hitter sessions a day and has hopes of working member of the Athletics, old Bobo nullifies Leonard Marlowe, p 10 10 0 0 Swap Trouble for up to months of 1 0 0 0 0 0! separating 36 Herbert,“Mullin p the “men” from the as an argument. Like Dutch, he began with the Dodgers, 0 0 It o O o quickly. Madison, p O 0 0 0 0 II “boys” PefdMeegfr *«wf Nenrrf CmnmHtd AUfeHvg made good in the American League, failed on a second at- •(Hatfield O 0 0 0 0 O In May Debut, Sent to Toronto •.Hitchcock 10 10 0 O tempt in National, and now seems to be holding own Garver. p 1 0 0 O 1 o By the Associated Press the his certain change his mind, Price • Big Guoratfct with the A’s. Totals 39 1) 14 30 17 ~0 ST. LOUIS. July 24.—80b0 however, after he thinks •*Fouled out for Marlowe in 6th. it over. Leonard couldn’t pitch for the American but he's good *v Batted for Madison in Bth. Holloman was hailed as a man Manager Marty Marion ex- * ! Singled for Hatfield in Bth. with future enough for the National. In Newsom’s case it’s just the S Ran for Nieman in nth. a two and a half pressed no concern over the loss Washington 101 011 020 o—6 months ago. of Holloman. Sports writers opposite. Meanwhile, all those aforementioned National Detroit . 100 201 020 3—9 big Runs in—Vollmer, Jensen The 27-year-old right- with the club said they /'mticcNNEW batted <2i. had BUDGET PLAN League castoffs in the American would seem to make it pretty FitzGerald. Yost. Runnels, Nieman. Mar- hander ( } lowe. Bucha (2) Kuenn. Boone 13). hurled heard the pitcher hadn’t been \ take as lonq as f obvious where the edge in talent lies. Three-base hit—Delsing. Home runs— following training rules too / FitzGerald. Boone. Stolen base—Peskv. MONTHS fO PAY Sacrifices—Shea. Masterson. Lund. Dropo. closely. |LG Double plays—Hoderlein to Snyder to Vernon. Runnels to Terwilliger to Ver- Bobo doesn’t know what hap- Alderton of Maryland non. Pesky to Kuenn to Dropo. Boone to pened after his auspicious start. Pobable Pitchers Pesky to Dropo (2). Left on bases— AMERICAN LEAGUE. Washington. 10; Detroit, 11. Base on He won two more games after Washington at Cleveland (n)—Btobbs Signs With Steelers balls—Off Shea. 5: off Dixon. 2; off 14-5 i vs. Houtteman (4-10). Aber, 5; off Marlowe, 2: off Herbert. 4. the no-hitter but lost seven. New York at Detroit (n) —McDonald By the Associated Press Struck out—By Shea. 1: by Masterson. His second appearance (6-;i> vs. Hoelt (6-7). 1; by Aber, 3; by Herbert. 1. Hits—Off also ON EACH TIRE! Boston at St. Louis (2. twi-n)— PITTSBURGH. July 24.—John Shea. 9 In 7 Innings (none out in 8th); was against the Athletics, in ti>-6) vs. Dixon, £*-[ Henry (1-1) and McDermott off Sima. 2 in % inning; off 1 in §SmoH j Littlefield (4-8) and Cain (4-4). Alderton of Cumberland. Md., 2 > inning: off Masterson. 2 in 1 inning: Philadelphia. He had to quit Philadelphia at Chicago (n)—Byrd off Aber. 2 in 24i innings; off Marlowe. after one of (10-10) vs Pierce (11-6). star end the 4 in 3Vi Innings: off Herbert, 1 in l'i inning because a UNCONDITIONAL ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE I NATIONAL LEAGUE. defensive from innings; off Madison. 0 in 4s inning; off blistered finger. ___I2JMOIITHS Milwaukee at Brooklyn ini—Surkont University of Maryland, has Garver, 1 in 2 innings. Runs and (10-4) vs. Loes (11-51. j earned runs—Off Shea, 6-6: off Sima. He started some more games, 6.00/16 6.70/15 7.10/15 6.50/16 | Cincinnati at New York (n)—Podble- signed with the Pittsburgh Steel- 0-0: off Dixon. 0-0; off Masterson. 3-2; (2-1). had a few good innings, then lan (5-10) vs. Worthington the off Aber. 2-2: off Marlowe. 2-2: off Her- St. Louis at Philadelphia tn)—Mizell ers Alderton, 50th man on bert, 2-2; off Madison. 0-0; off Garver, became strangely ineffective. $10.95- $12.95 $14.95 $14.95 (8-5) vs. Miller (2-3). roster, was Steelers’ No. 0-0 Balk—Shea. Winning oitcher — pitcher Chicago at (n)—Mlnner club the Garver <7-81. Losing pitcher—Master- other Altogether he part in 22 ' Pittsburgh Bobo Holloman, took 16-10) Friend (4-9). 7 draft choice last winter son 16-9). Umpires—McGowan. Paparella, had Combined 10 MONTHS vs. McKinley games. of them as a starter. UNCONDITIONAL ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE! and Honochick Time—2:s4. major 19 Attendance—7.ooo (estimated). the feat with his first In innings he walked 50 REGULAR SALE YOU league appearance. 65% SECOND GAME. batters, allowed 69 hits and 41 Approved Military WHITEWALL PLY PRICE PRICE SAVE Major League Standings WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Today Holloman is on the f Yost. 3b 4 1 2 2 2 0 runs. 6.70/15 4 $27.00 $18.90 $ 8.10 FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1953 Runnels, ss 5 O 11 o 0 records of Toronto in the Inter- (UNIFORMS Vernon, 1b 4 0 “Iknow I can win in I 4 21.00 9.00 1 5 0 0 League, passed by still the 7.10/15 jp.oo AMERICAN Vollmer. If 4 1 14 0 0 national all American League k and Distinctive 4 32.80 ¦*! "g (.2 4 if I’m given 7.60/15 22.95 9.85 . „ I l-o Jensen, rs 11 10 0 the major league clubs as the J Results Yesterday. St..di Busby, cf 4 1 3 3 O 0 the chance,” Holloman said. Clothing 8.00/15 4 36.10 25.25 10.85 WiSl |a Terwilliger 2b 3 0 0 3 1 0 Browns sought waivers for the jilfsi Grasso, But the other clubs, in BLACKWALL Wash., •icisb, » c 4 0 1 5 2 0 giving Detroit. 9—S; t t iSnyder O 0 o 0 sale. (Ist game. J s Ji; i | I I- O 0 up any chance at him, appar- 4 6.60 A—4 !Z UIU a a. is* IQ 3E -j a.s! O Marrero, p 2 0 10 10 “I’m not going to report,” the 6.70/15 $22.05 $15.45 $ 10 innings.) •Thomas 1 0 o 0 O 0 ently agree the • ARMY OFFICERS 7.10/15 4 24.45 Cleve.. 10; N. Y. 2. New York Lane, p dark-visaged that batters 17.15 7.30 Chic., J—| 6j 7| 9|10! 9|l2| 8| 61| 30| .670| 0 0 0 0 0 0 Holloman said after • NAVY OFFICERS Boston. 4; fi. tFitzGerald 1 0 0 0 O 0 know him now and he’s no 7.60/15 4 26.75 18.75 8.00 Phila., 7: St. L., 4. Chicago 7[—| ~9| the announcement last night. • AIR FORCE innings). j 81 9| 4!10|10l 57! 351 .620f4Vi longer major league material. 8.00/15 4 29.35 20.55 8.80 (14 Totals 36 U 24 1 • • "4 "0 quit Struck out for Marrero in “I’ll baseball rather than MARINE CORPS 4 24.80 17.35 Cleveland |J>| Js|—| 4| 7|U| 38' .582| 8 7th. • 6.50/16 7.45 91101 53! ~ Garnet Teday. t Filed out for Lane In 9th. go back to the minors.” COAST GUARD Boston 4| 6| Bjlolll| 53] -570| » i Ran for Grasso in 9th. • Armstrong Premium Whitewall Tirw Wash, at Cleve.. 8:15 J_s| 9j—| 40 DETROIT. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Browns officials said they are PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE P Wosh'n 4| Kuehn, ss 4 110 3 0 • PETTY at (n). j4| ~s| _7|—|U| 7| 5| 431 50| .462119 Prlddy. 3 O CHIEF OFFICERS SI MONTHS UNCONDITIONAL ROAD HAZARD GHARANTEE H. York Det. 2b 4 0 2 1 • Phil, at Chicago
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