Marietta Regatta to Be Held Today Despite Bad River Conditions

► —__ gfoening JMaf JSpofts Rookie Ross May Get Preacher Roe Poison Distance of Races Washington, D. C., Saturday, June 17, 1950—B—15 ** Job; To Cardinals ■■■'—■ ■ .. Nagy's Starting Again; Cut to Two i i Miles; Kuzava to Face Sox Dodgers Shave Lead Huskies Favorites Burton Hawkins or By By Jack Hand By AivcKto*«d hett w Star Staff Correspondent Draw Associated Press Sports Writer in, Lose, MARIETTA. Ohio. June 17.— GRANTLAND RICE , June 17. — Steve By Preacher Roe must be public The stewards of the Intercollegiate a minor sensation with the Nagy, enemy No. 1 In St. Louis. Every Some Athletes Nats six weeks Rowing Association decided today Weary only ago after two time the Cardinals get hot, the June the end a victories in a row over to go ahead with the 44th annual , 17.—By of the next 10 days, spectacular lanky southpaw from Hardy, Ark., the marching parade of golfers will be more than willing to sit champion Yankees, found his holds up the stop sign. regatta at Marietta despite bad role as a starting in jeop- down and rest for a while. Their feet will be on fire. The Preacher did it last river conditions. All races were ardy today. again This list includes the cast now playing in the testing night, snapping a seven-game St. cut to 2 miles, however. Virtually all the luster now has Louis Round Robin and those who have win streak, as he pitched A Wykagyl been off as cloudburst last night de- wiped Nagy’s record, Brooklyn to a 7-3 moved on to the PGA at Colum- victory. The ¥ championship Steve has been knocked out of the result stroyed any hope of creating a ns slashed the Cards* lead to bus the week With the box in each his v.v. through beyond. of last seven 2% games. anuill controlled pool for the first - National ended, the leading starts. Last night the rampaging Rocky Graiiano looks glum Open recently Beating St. Louis is old stuff ning of the famous crew raca White Sox finished him in the as pros will have known three consecutive weeks for he looks at his fractured Roe, trho once toiled in the known for many years as the third when they erupted hand in a cast at his Catskills of nerve pressure—more than most systems Cards’ chain gang. Last he for seven runs en route to a 7-1 year Poughkeepsie Regatta." can take. whipped the Red Birds four out training camp.—AP Wirephoto. victory. of The main problem was created Someone set new record in five. So far this year, he’s 3-1 a pronuncia- The to their Nats, striving keep against St. Louis with more than by the cloudburst up the Muskin- tion at Westchester’s Wykagyl this week. will exclusive hold on fifth place, half the season to go. French gum River, which empties into tha A stranger around the outskirts of New depend on this after- Fighter Likely Roe wasn’t exactly a mystery to Ohio just beyond Rochelle rushed up to a car and asked the noon. Kuzava, seeking his first the start of the the Cards last 10 since he the Nats a night, yielding 3-mile course. This occupants: “Can you tell me how to find the victory joined hits. created a couple of weeks ago, will be To Graziano heavy cross-current Wicki-giggle golf club?” op- Replace and poured posed by , who beat Leaky Defense Hurts Cards. debris into the Ohio. Sam won the PGA crown a Snead year at Griffith Stadium Washington A leaky defense cost the Car- Mouth of River Avoided. Grantiani aic*. ago and he will be around to defend his title last La Motta Sunday. dinals the ball game—just as it Against Ben By shortening the races to 2 and wipe out bitter memories of Merion. A White Sox did the »h* victory today last time they played in By Associated Press miles, the mouth of the Muskin- Hogan, who won the year before, can’t handle the matter of would give the Chicagoans a tie Brooklyn when blew an NEW they 8-0 YORK, June 17.—Either gum is avoided and a straight 36 holes He he with the Nats at the of the lead on three Laurent marching through hurrying galleries. proved top ninth-inning er- Dauthuille of Prance or course can set. The original 3- second division. The Sox have HOPE THE JAW KNITS BETTER—Bob rors by Tiberio Mitri could handle one 36-hole day, but the cost was too great in Porterfield, Yankee Tommy Glaviano. Eddie of Italy will get the mile course called for an 18-de- won six straight. takes with the of his Kazak's boot opened the door June 28 title shot at the way of strain. pitcher, up knitting help pretty nurse, for Middleweight gress turn near the end of the Ross’ Marcella McDermott, while recovering from a fractured in the big second inning. Champion Jake La Motta. first mile. Mangrum, George Fazio and most of showing impressive. jaw Hogan, Snead, Lloyd Lenox A Hospital, New York. Porterfield was injured when struck Johnny Sain, the “break” in the title bout came The original scheduled was the other current leaders are no longer kids. The game of In late April the Nats were cer- making pitch- for* by a ball thrown by Paul Calvert, Tiger The seems ing comeback of the won yesterday when Rocky Graziano the freshman race to be 2 the old had tain they had plucked a prize pitcher. jaw year, his miles, golf needs youth desperately. In days, golf to be ninth was forced out with a package from ’s bargain knitting better than Bob, judging by the picture. for the Boston Braves on fractured but Junior varsity and varsity to Hagen, Ouimet, Evans and others—all stars Sam left thumb. The 3 Sarazen, Jones, basement counter. For $10,000 Wirephoto. Jethroe’s ninth-inning single International be miles. the of the kid is _—AP with Club at the age of 21. Apparently day phenom they had drafted Nagy from San two out. Jethroe’s scored Boxing spent most of the The famous crew race was for a over, but there will soon be plenty of vacant places for good Francisco and he was a temporary Sibby Sisti for a 6-5 edge over night looking “sub.” The moved here from the Hudson the youngsters to fill. hero after walloping the Yankees luckless Pirates. promoters insist there definitely River at Poughkeepsie in the hope will be a fight. But then, Jake of ideal twice. Now, though, Steve’s pitch- Bogart Playing Quarter-Finals A1 Dark and Hank Thompson getting conditions. has to agree, too. It will be Won't Work as Hogan Did ing reputation is suffering a se- provided the power for the Giants’ East versus West when Robinson “Not Interested.” rowing crews It’s that will find of the vere case of undernourishment. Sheldon Jones in a 6-1 from 13 colleges doubtful, however, you any After Off T Jinx victory Sugar Warding ourney over Chicago, the New Ray Robinson, world’s sweep down the river late this younger players willing to work as hard as Hogan has. Still pursuing an elusive third Yorkers’ Merrell of that match plays either ninth win in 12 welterweight champion, who also afternoon for the prized cham- for triumph, Nagy is stumbling along By Whittlesey Spen- games. Thomp- Ben had to mold his own game. He practiced long cer son holds the middleweight title in with a 6.48 earned-run average Star Staff Correspondent Overton, 1936 and ’45 winner, homered to tie the score in pionship. hours each day, until his hands were split from calloused or Bill another the fourth Pennsylvania, isn’t interested in and a man with designs on his BALTIMORE. June Cole, public parks and Dark’s two-run Huskies Are Favored. as his 17.—Ralph being a “sub.” His , flesh. I've never seen anyone work hard at perfecting starting berth is Rookie Bob player. put the Giants out front Ross, Bogart, who hasn’t lost a match said in Favored University of A has to be It can’t from It was evident in the first-round to in George Gainford, Havana, Washing- game. golf swing grooved. vary who displayed considerable pitch- In the Maryland Amateur cham- | stay the fifth. ton and match that “Ray's no sub fighter, he's a cham- top-rated University of week to week and be of any use. Hogan must have hit at ing savvy after replacing last Gardner was off his 54,046 Watch Nagy pionship since Bobby Brownell Tigers. pion. We hope to fight La Motta California both will be out to re- night. game. Big Jim was two down on least 300,000 practice shots through the years. beat him in the semifinals in 1947, The Tigers’ Hal Newhouser in the future.” tain the West Coast domination In his Ross the 17th to James Cragg but Such as A1 Besselink and Julius Boros have major league debut is two rounds nearer a third whipped the Red Sox for of the coveted "" young golfers knocked in a the sec- At the moment Dautnume ap- of was greeted impolitely by the 40-foot putt to keep ond a chance if will the in hard work. straight title as play enters the time in six days, 4-1, before pears out front. His French man- rowing. But the Massachusetts big they only pay price White Sox. Before he the match alive on the 17th, won got any- quarterfinals today at Five Farms. 54,086 home fans. Andre said last Institute of Technology crew, Both have the stuff. the 18th with a par, halved the ager, Barraut. body out in the third inning he toast of the Only two other players, Charles 19th in There was a wild rhubarb night in Montreal he had been Atlantic Coast, and The PGA should be another thriller, just as the Round permitted a walk and two singles. bogeys and blasted from in McCourt in 1925 and ’26 and the fifth. It was 0-0 at formally invited to replace Grazi- strong crews from several other Robin And will be a to unhorse. Then the rookie a trap on the 20th and one-putted the time, is. Snead tough champion settled down Eastern schools will be Roger Peacock in 1933 and ’34, for a Detroit batting, with ano. He wouldn’t say who invited set to up- You can look for trouble from Demaret and and turned in an excellent per- winning par. Johnny Jimmy Mangrum. ever won the Old two Groth on him. set the experts. formance. In Line title Wilson Easy Winner. second and Aaron Rob- In are all with trouble in those rounds. the last five in- fact, they packed early straight years, and it looked as inson on first. Dick Max Waxman and Col. John more about nings he allowed only two hits, Bogart had a run for his money Kryhoski Barring rain, 50.000 though the third-time jinx was In forced Robinson and Groth Orombach of New York, both are The Total-Base Record both singles, and walked only two. the first round before beating scored persons expected to watch going to catch Bogart yesterday. when Bill financially interested in Daut- the The Nats already had been Charles Yearick, 3 and 2. Wilson McKinley ruled fragile racing shells sweep Last Tuesday night of the Red Sox clicked But he pulled out of a close sec- Kryhoski safe at first. huille, must be consulted. Wax- wrecked by Nagy’s pitching, but won easily over Herb Schaub, down the Ohio from the world'a for two homers, a and a single in one game. This was ond-round match with Ed Fin- 5 man said the bout was “99 per found some solace in Ross’ show- and 4. A mass protest by the Red Sox, longest observation train, from 2 cent in.” it total of 12 bases. How many know how far below the record ing. nessy by winning, up. Watts’ 10 and 8 margin over led by , Walt bleacher seats and from automo- Ted Florenz Dauthuille never has fought in this heavy assault was? The slim left-hander, promoted Jim Gardner, beaten finalist in the first round Dropo and Manager Joe McCar- biles parked near the river banks. New York, but he has a fine rec- Back in the Lowe of Boston and Ed from earlier in against Bogart in 1948 and last was believed to be a tournament thy, followed. Tebbetts ’90’s, Bobby Delehanty, Chattanooga the finally Montreal Washington, which last May de- record. At least it was ord in several appear- then four runs and a week, had the White Sox year, squeaked through a morning tied a record, ejected. Next man up, New- with , each hit home single chop- ances. It was there he whipped feated California. 1049 IRA cham- match on the 20th hole as you can’t do more doubled ping the ball into the ground. In yesterday, any than houser, Kryhoski home. pion. rated the coaches’ in one game—a total of 17 bases, and it still stands as the big win La Motta, on February 21, 1945, nod hi the last five the but Ray Heins, one of this city’s every hole. Pour of the mark. 21-year- players involved in before Jake lifted the crown from the varsity race. old Ross top municipal players, eliminated First-Round Results. permitted them to belt Col. Jimmy Wilson. Army Navy. de- the eight-man deal Thursday Lou one afternoon in 40 years Marcel Cerdan. MIT Crew Well Liked. Gehrig, Philadelphia nearly the ball past the infield three Gardner in the afternoon by a H;rb SchfUb. Rolling Road. 6 and night saw action as only Walter Panowikl. C. C. of Mary- the Yankees Dauthullle’s handlers came mark. Lou hit four thought But even the experts were not later, the closest to cracking this times. 3-and-2 margin. land. defeated Rip Mann. C. C. of Mary- downed St. Louis, 7-5. Joe Os- land, 7 and 5: Frank Mlchalek, All View, they were in line for the La Motta discounting MIT, winner of East- homers and on his last time at bat smashed out his Meets Heins. trowski and longest Scarborough Tough Again. Bogart defeated_Redmond Stewart, Green Spring pitched a month before Oraziano Valley. and shot ago ern sprints: Navy, a possible dark hit of the But the ball traveled to center field and was o; Billy Gehring. Clifton for the Yanks and Jim and day. His work came too late to aid Bogart gets a chance to avenge Park, defeated Stuart Foxwell. Rolling Delsing stepped into the picture. They horse; Road, 5 and Cornell, Pennsylvania end the fence. Gardner’s defeat he meets 4; Spencer Overton, Rolling George Stirnweiss played for the caught against the Nats, though, for their old when Road, defeated Harvey Yox, Forest Park, would like to delay the bout be- Princeton. fi and 5; Nick Browns. Babe Ruth was never able to this 17-total-base buddy, Ray Scarborough, restrict- Heins in the third round today, Conte. Bonnie View, de- cause the Frenchman is signed The approach feated Robert Patterson, ir.. Elkridge. 1 entry list also includes one was nor Hank ed them to five hits and struck and if the Chevy Chase shotmaker up; Bill Cole. Mount Pleasant, defeated Ostrowski stopped a St. Louis for a 10-rounder at Montreal collection for game. .Neither Jimmy Foxx Fred Boston University. Columbia. out is successful he either Paul Dorsey. Rolling Road. 4 and 3; Jack threat in the seventh after Ted Williams hasn’t been close. eight. Ray walked 10 to in- plays Emlch. Baltimore C. C.. defeated Dawson Vic Tuesday against Tuzo Portuguez. Rutgers, Stanford, Syracuse and Greenberg. Stumn, Green vite trouble, but the Nats couldn’t Haviland, who grew up on the Five Spring Valley, 2 and 1. Raschi was knocked out. Then he Barraut says he will cancel the Wisconsin. Marietta Duke Snider of the hit three homers and a Jim Gardner. Washington G. and C. C., College was Dodgers single was lifted for capitalize on his wildness and Farms course and still lives on the defeated James Crag?. Rolling Road. 1 a . Fer- bout if necessary. invited to compete, too. but its a of 13 Duke was one up. 20 holes; Ray Heins, Mount this spring, total bases, but shy by thus leveled his or Watts of Aber- Pleasant, rick finished up with two scoreless in Bout. Scarborough sea- property, Floyd defeated Dave Crook. Baltimore C. C.. 6 Impressive Only crew members already had ac- circuit clout. son record at while ab- deen. and 4; Ralph Bogart, Chevy Chase, de- innings. The win went to Raschi. Mitri was in his 6-6, Nagy feated impressive only cepted Jobs. sorbed Charles Yearick, Mount Pleasant, With the double rabbit ball now in use, there is no telling his fifth defeat. Medalist Jimmy Wilson of 3 and 2; Ed Finnessy. C. C. of Maryland, Kellner Hit by Liner. American start, a 10-round de- defeated Maury Bailey. Hlllendale. 3 and The freshman event Is sched- when some hitter will have a record The Nats suffered through their Army Navy carries Washington’s cision over Dick Wagner at Madi- big afternoon, provided 2; Paul Haviland. unattached, defeated Delsing drove home two St. uled to start at 3:30 p.m. (KDT), second 7-run uprising in as many hopes in the upper bracket, and John Tornabene, Clifton Park, 8 and 5; son Square Garden, May 19. The the opposing pitcher can slip the ball near enough to hit. Eddie Johnston. C. C. of Maryland, de- Louis runs, scoring one. Stirn- with the Jayvee race to follow at games in the third. Nelson Fox yesterday, for the second straight feated Ernie Caldwell. C. C. of Maryland. talented Italian Is the undefeated It's seldom a hitter today gets five good cracks at 2 1; Gene weiss, playing third base, knocked 4:10 and the big varsity event at good launched it with a Wilson tourna- and Brunlng. Baltimore C. C.. A1 triple after the day, played the defeated John J. Baltimore C. European middleweight champ. thrown his It was nice to see Doerr Quinn. C.. in one with a double and also 5 p.m. the pitching way. up Nats had grabbed a 1-0 ment’s best He was medal- 3 and 1; Floyd Watts. Aberdeen, defeated IBC was in lead. golf. scored one. Weill, matchmaker, 12 one as Ted Floreni, Mount Pleasant, 10 and 8. there with his bases for game, for, , Scarborough fanned, but Chico ist with a 69 on Thursday, and Second Round. touch with him last night. A Alex "stroke-by-stroke” description his fellow “There’s one of the nicest of Carresquel walked and Dave Phil- twice was Wilson defeated Panowskl. 1 up; Mlcha- Kellner, hit by Dale The IBC also must have the Oregonean says: guys in winning yesterday lek defeated 5 and 3; Overton of the varsity crew race at the Oehrlng. Mitchell’s line drive, was in a hos- them all.” ley blasted a homer into the left- only three over par for 32 holes. defeated Conte. 8 and 4- Cole defeated O. K. of the New York State Marietta regatta will be broadcast field stands. Emlch, 3 and 2; Heins defeated Gardner. pital when the Athletics finally one of his best Today Wilson plays Frank Mi- 3 and 2; Bogart defeated Finnessy. 2 Athletic Commission before any from a blimp and an observation Doerr is now having years, although he lost a 3-2 to Phil Masi’s a walk a up; Haviland defeated Johnston, 3 and game Cleveland. title bout can be sanctioned. single, to chalek, steady ex-municipal 3 2. The train at 5 p.m. (EDT) today. The first reported to the Red Sox 13 years ago. Even so, Bobby is 2: Watts defeated Brunlng. and Kellner was hit on the left temple Eddie Robinson after Gus Zer- player from Baltimore, now play- Quarter-Final Pairings. commission, meeting in special Mutual Broadcasting System will Wilson vs. Mlchalek. Overton vs. Cole. the only 32 years old. nial and Hank from All by liner in the fifth and car- will consider the fanned, Majeski’s ing View. The winner Heins vs. Bogart, Haviland vs. Watts. session, quali- use the bllmb. while the National (North American Newspaper Alliance.) ried off the field. X-rays showed single, finished Nagy. Ross walked fications of Dauthuille and Mitri Broadcasting Co.-will describe the no fracture. Jerry Scala and pitched a single today. race by remote control from a 42- to Fox and Scarborough before Shortly after Kellner’s injury, Unless a sub is approved over car observation train. he got control of things. Golf Pros Luke Easter hit a two-run homer the week end, there is little chance No Washington stations will bw Bama Again Chasing Little, that Rutgers Plays Wisconsin, The Nats scored their lone run meant the ball game. that the fight will come off. tuned ip on the broadcasts. in the third when Catcher Masi Out of Lead Meets Cougars in NCAA Play allowed a Scarborough pitch to Briefly Tourney escape him for a passed ball at ■y the Associated Press with a 70 will gain two points By the Associated Press Tufts game was a personal tri- a time when the bases were loaded. NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y., June over a rival who shoots a 72. June 17.—The top umph for 19-year-old sophomore OMAHA, NATS NOTES—In their last In a sudden switch, diminutive Hurler Lee Dolquist of Washington 17.—After pausing briefly to chase teams In the 1950 National Col- seven games, Washington’s pitch- Paul Runyan, who only recently State. He held Tufts to only three Jack the field Is back Athletic Association base- ers have yielded 51 runs—in the Burke, jr., returned to competitive golf legiate hits, outlasting Tufts, standout ball tournament clash tonight in last nine games he has on the trail of Lawson Little in following a long absence, replaced Seymour Niles, in the best pitch- caught, the second round of the double Mickey Grasso hasn’t been in a the fourth round of the slightly Vic Ghezzi after the second hole ing duel of the four games played elimination meet. winning game. of yesterday morning’s round, and to date. Niles gave up only five dizzy Palm Beach golf tournament Rutgers meets Wisconsin and Scarborough fanned performed nobly. Ghezzi was hits. three today. Washington State meets Alabama times. ... He was helped forced to retire because of a side in a winners’ bracket card. Which- Washington State pulled out of out of three Jams by infield double- Little, first-round leader of the injury. a 1-1 tie with two runs in the ever pair loses out in tonight’s plays. 16 competing pros with a point The standings at the start of still has a chance to sixth inning, when Ed Coleman competition total of plus 15, lost the lead to today’s single round were: end in the winner’s singled to left field scoring Dol- up position, the curly-haired Burke in the Little, plus 21; Harmon, plus 18; since two defeats are required to quist from third and Bob McGuire White Sox, 7; Nats, 1 morning round of yesterday’s play, Lloyd Mangrum. plus 17; Cary drop them from the meet. from second. Bill Burns counted then won it back in the Middlecoff, plus 10; Herman Bar- Tufts’ score in the again Washington State, pride of the only fourth, ron, plus eight: Jack Burke, fclus Vern’n.lb 4 114 o Phllley.rf 4 10 0 afternoon to finish the day with a coming in on a force play. West, had tough time clinching Noren.cf. 4 0 0 1 Mail.c 4 2 8 0 four; Art Bell, plus four; Jim Fer- 3 10 0 plus 21 and a three-point lead a in the winner’s bracket last Temperatures 25 degrees cooler JJele.rf Zernlal.lf 4 0 3 0 rier Paul place Mich Is.2b 3 0 3 4 Robl'n.lb 2 18 over his plus three: Runyan, plus than time 94 0 closest rival, Claude Har- night with a 3-1 victory over Tufts Thursday’s game Stewart,If 2 110 Mal'kl^b 4 3 0 0 one; Sam minus Dente.ss .3014 mon. Snead, two; in the but in the opener pepped up the play. Scala.cf. 3160 nightcap, Grasso.c. 3 14 1 Fox.2b 3 2 0 1 Jimmy Demaret, minus three; Alabama 0 0 0 0 Eighteen holes will be played Alabama’s Prank Lary scattered took charge of the Scarb'h.p 3 10 4 Fred minus Nagy.pJpbmbs 0 0 0 1 over the Haas, Jr., nine; Nor- "I"® with two today Wykagyl Country seven hits to an underdog Brad- opening game early first- Ross.p 2 0 0 3 man von minus tRobert’n 10 0 Club course, with the final 18 to- Nida, 13; George ley team, as Alabama won, 9-2. inning runs and stayed ahead, col- 0 morrow. Fazio, minus 17; Chick Harbert, Rutgers upset defending cham- lecting 13 good clean hits and 8 Totals 31 To 27 "o •Walked for8^18 Grasso In minus 18, and Ben Hogan, minus on balls off two ninth, The tournament is played on a pion Texas, 4-2, and Wisconsin bases Bradley tStruck out for Ross In ninth. 24. & Howell Washington -001 ooo 000—1 round robin basis, with each of the trounced Colorado A. M., 7-3, . George collected Chicago 007 000 OOx—7 16 competitors playing in a four- Today, foursomes: Barron, In opening games Thursday night two singles and a double and bat- Runs—Grasso, Carrasquel, Phllley, Masl. Robinson, with Burke, Middlecoff, Haas. Ferrler, to the two in in runs for Maleskl. Seals, Pox. Runs batted some each other contestant take other positions ted three Alabama. In—Phllley (3), Maleskl, Fox (2), Scar- In one of the Harmon, Fazio, Demaret. Harbert, the top bracket. Bradley scored in the first and borough. Two-bsre hit—Gresto. Three, five rounds. *80 Less For base Bell, Little, Snead. Last hit—Fox. —Phllley. Stolen Points are awarded on a plus Runyan, Von night’s Washington State- the sixth. hasc—Vernon. Sacrifices—Nagy. Scarbor- Nida. ough. Double plays—Dente, Michaels and or minus basis on the medal score Hogan, Mangrum. Vernon; Pox, Carrasquel and Robinson: of each as Carrasquel and Robinson: Scarborough. player compared with and Schedules Carrasquel and Robinson. Left on bases_ the other three in his foursome . Major League Washington. 11: Standings Chicago. 7. Bases on Hollywood, 3: Sacramento. 1. balls—Off Nagy. 3; off Ross. 3: off Bear- of the moment. That is, a SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1950 player Los borough, 10. Struck out—By Nagy. 3: by Angeles. 12; Seattle. 3. Ross, 1; by Scarborough. 8. Hits—Off Portland, 9; San Francisco, 4. Nagy, A In 2*4 Innings; off Ross. 4 In 5V3 Oakland. 4; San Your1 .. Diego, 3. New ! ^ £. "2 innings. Wild Car. AMERICAN Standing ,* I „L 1 pitch—Ross. Passed ball— **. Masl. Winning — •I CltfcS pitcher Scarborough Probable Results Yesterday s -5 5 « § fi- (6-6). Losing pitcher—Nagy (2-5). Time Pitchers ;S Lie sp s —2:18. •; I Attendance—24,028. Chicago, 7: Wash., 1. 5 5 sla £' J £ .5 . m FOR EXAMPLE I Detroit. 4: Boston, 1. Detroit New York at St. Louis—Sanford New York, 7: St. Louis. S. |—| 2[ 7[ 3] 6| 2| 7| 8| 35| 15] .700| I Ford Deluxe Tudor Sedan_$1,520.00 Cleveland, 3: Phila.. 2. (4-0) vs. Overmire (1-3). 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