Interhigh Nines Clash Beverly Hanson Defeated In British Quarter-Finals Major League Box Scores in Delayed Playoff By th« Associated Press YESTERDAY’S GAMES. BROADSTONE, England, Junt ftf Ball Park 6.—Jeanne Disgood, a London law- Yankees, 8; Indians, 2 2 Today beat yer, eliminated Beverly Hanson of Dodgers, 3; Cards, 1 Fargo, N. Dak., 2 and 1, in the 8. Louis. AB. H. O. A. Brklyn. AB. H. O. A Wilson meets Western at p.m. By BURTON HAWKINS Lo’rey.cf 6 0 0 1 Abrams.lf 3 0 2 c today and Eastern plays Roosevelt quarterfinals of the British Worn- Sch'st.2b 4 3 0 2 Reese.ee 3 0 0 0 en's Muslal.lf 4 13 0 Snlder.cf 3 0 10 n the second game as the Inter- Amateur golf championship Jo'son.3b 4 2 10 Ro’son.2b 3 0 3 6 CHICAGO, June 6.—Ray Scar- 1 )ase to shortstop, with Gene today. Jones.lb 4 18 1 Ho’ees.lb 3 1 14 0 ligh baseball playoffs, postponed borough, the Red Sox or Sla'ter.rf 3 0 4 0 Purlllo.rf 3 2 4 0 rain, get under way right- /erble Sam Dente moving in Miss Hanson, the United States 3 111 Ca’nella.e 4 2 2 c yesterday by Roiek.ss. hander, isn’t ready to retire on ; it base. The Rlce.c 4 16 0 Cox.3b 2 113 it Griffith Stadium. second current champoin, was the last American ♦ 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 c his but Dtering Hatten.p Eastern, defending champion; earnings supplementing edition of Look Magazine has an in the tournament. Oa’glola.e 0 0 0 0 Klnx.p 0 0 0 0 his is in- Munger,p 3 0 0 4 ‘H.Ed'rds 1 0 0 c Roosevelt and Wilson finished the salary irticle on Russ Hodges, popular The British Curtis Cup golfer Pollet.p. 0 0 0 0 Erskine.p 0 0 0 0 come from two season with 6-2 records and West- jroadcaster of the Giants’ games, always had the edge. Beverly’s Totals 40 18 27 10 Totals 29 8 27 8 Totals 34 "ftx24 ~9 Totals 27 ~6 27 14 successful Tex- who broke into the ern posted a 6-3 mark. big leagues swing was not in the groove and •Fifed out for Wynn In eighth. ‘Struck out for King In seventh. as oil wells in is Arch McDonald’s assistant. tRan for Easter In ninth. tRan for Rice In ninth. During the regular campaign pulled shots brought her trouble xNone when was which he has New York_ 010 001 231—8 out winning scored. Wilson’s Mark Howard bested Dick Kryhoski is the Tigers’ on the heather-and-gorse-strewn Cleveland __ 000 010 001—2 St. Louis _ 000 002 000—2 and an interest. leading hitter, but he plays first Broadstone _ Lou which meas- Runs—Brown. DI Magglo. Berra <2>. Srooklyn 000 000 111—3 Western's Snouffer, 3-1, layout, About a dozen oase when a is ures Collins. Bauer. Martin <21. Doby. Chap- Runs—Schoendlenst. Jones. Abrams, both are due to start again today. only right-hander 6,040 yards. , man. Errors—Rosen. Bauer. Easter. Runs lodges. Purlllo. Errors—Rice, Munger. Nats lost $100 for the batted In—Berra, Brown, Woodling <21. ; tuns batted in—Johnson. Roiek. Hodges. Eastern beat Roosevelt during pitching opposition In other quarterfinals Mrs. P. G. Collins. Reynolds (2). Martin. Chapman. ■ Jampanella. Two-base hits—Purlllo (2), on each on an oil and then bats eighth. When Maccan defeated Martin. Reynolds. lohnson. Schoendlenst, Home the round robin, 6-1, Sonny Moira Paterson, Two-base hits—Mapes. Campanella. last Bob Home runs—Berra. Brown. plays— un—Hodges. —Snider. Sac- Wise’s one-hitter. The left- venture Swift comes off the 1 up, in 19 holes; Frances (Bunty) to Collins (2): Martin tfices—Cox. Reese. Double Martin to Rlrsuto plays—Reese year, striking disabled list in a few De- to Rlxguto; Easter to Boone to Easter. 0 Robinson to Hodges; Jones to Roiek; handed Wise beat Bill Smith, the days Stephens defeated Lady Katherine Left on bases—New York. 8; Cleveland. «. teese to Robinson to Cox to Campanella. Riders’ ace in that only sand in troit will be forced to trim a Cairns, 2 and and Jean on balls—Off Reynolds. 6; off Wynn. : .eft on bases—6t. Louis. Brooklyn. 7. southpaw 1, Donald Bases 8; their for 3. Struck out—By Reynolds. 5; by Wynn, : lases on balls—Off Munger. 4: off Pollet. game, and they are expected to quest player from the roster. defeated Jessica McIntyre, 6 and 5. 11 In 8 innings; off : 1. '/] 6. Hits—Off Wynn. off Hatten. 2; off Erskine. Struck riches. the Zuverlnk. 2 In 1 inning. Winning mt—By Munger. 4: by Pollet. 1; by oppose each other again today. says .—Reynolds (6-4). Losing pitcher—Wynn Erskine. 1. Hits—Off Munger. 6 in 7 winners this afternoon are It came as a ax will fall on the head <4-6). Time—2:37. Attendance—10.846. i nnlngs (none out in eighth); off Pollet. The 1 In 1 inning (none out in ninth); off to meet tomorrow at 3 pm. in shock to ball- of a pitcher, with the choice being fatten. 7 in 5M> innings; off King. 1 In When <">»<•” H»wkin». Ml innings: off Erskine. 1 in 2 innings. Griffith Stadium for the title. players among Earl Johnson, Marlin White Red 2 Vlld pitch—Hatten. Winning pitcher— for this Paul Lehner returned to the Stuart or Hank Borowy. Sox, 10; Sox, Erskine (5-41. Losing pitcher—Pollet Starting game A? £ °4- a7 0-3). Time—2:14. Attendance—6.882. ire indefinite since only Western Browns in the three-cornered deal The All-Star game at »cfA!' £ °a Ad that sent Hank to the a Pesky ss 4 12 2 Sfrf..lf.rf 4 2 2 0 has more than one hurler who Majeski July 10 already is sellout. 3 MI’o.3b.lf 4 13 3 Good'n.rf 4 0 1 has success Athletics, Don Lenhardt to the Most rate Bill McGowan Will'ms.lf 4 110 Ro'son.lb o 1 13 0 been used with much players 6tep's.3b 3 0 0 3 Zarilla.rf 2 0 1 0 2 the season. White Sox and Lehner and Her- the ’s best um- 2 10 0 :ubs, 3; Phillies, during regular Hfield.ilb 0 0 0 1 DU'ger .'lb mit Wahl to St. with cash. Dropo lb 4 0 10 0 Busby.cf 4 3 2 0: hlcago. AB. H. O. A. Phils. AB. H. O. A. The Negro Interhigh playoffs Louis pire, with Art Passarella No. 2. Doerr 2b 4 113 Ca’quel.ss 3 1 1 3 fe'ger.2b 6 12 2 W'tkus.Jb 4 19 0 scheduled for Lehner has no love for Man- Bill 19-year-old left- Moss.c 4 1 5 1 Niarh's.c 4 2 2 0. la'oltr rf 4 10 0 Ashb’n.ef 3 0 4 2 originally today have Hoeft, Nixon.p 110 1 Gu pert.p 4 2 0 1. ack’n.Ob 4 10 2 Blsler.lf .4 2 6 0 been postponed until Monday ager Zack Taylor of the Browns hander who was a spring sensa- Parnell.p 1 0 0 q lurgess.c 4 16 1 Ennis.rf .4100 W.Ev’s.p 0 0 0 0 •afko.ef 4 2 6 0 Jones.3b 3 12 1 afternoon at Griffith 8tadium. and the feeling is mutual. tion with Detroit in training, is Stobbs.p_ 0 O 0 l ! iauer.lf 3 12 0 iPel'grlnl 0 0 0 0 well with Toledo. ... He •Wright. 1 0 effc’at.lf 0 0 1 0 Hanrer.ss 4 0 13 It probably would benefit the doing 0_0 _. 2 9 4 0 4 1 | 'ondy.lb 3 1‘Se'nlck.c Nats if their Cuban re- has won six and lost four, but Totals 34 ~i 24 13 Totals 36 15 27 14 lustck.si 3 111 Goliat.2b 4 0 13 pitchers 1 4 10 4 10 11 three of his losses have out for Stobbs in ninth. lush.p.. Kons'ty.p Four Marks mained idle during the winter in- been by •Flied •Nlch’son 0 0 0 0 Recognized 000 001— 2 one run. Boston _-__ 001 (Johnson 0000 stead of pitching in the Cuban ..- 000 004 06x—10 Chicago Meyer, p 10 0 0 winter league, but the Cubans have RUns—Doerr. Moss. Fox. Stewart. Mino- New Records Totals 34 27 Totals 32~6 27IT As World so Dilllnger (2). Busby (2). Carrasquel. Tl H a strong argument.... The money Gumpert. —Fox. Runs in fifth. th» hnt Niarhos. ‘Walked for Konstanty By Aueciatcd a batted In—Di Magglo <2). Zarilla. Busby (Ran for Nicholson in fifth. YANKS SHATTER INDIANS’ STREAK—Here’s bit of snappy they make in Cuba is subject only Fox. Robinson. Smith and (3) Gumpert (3). Minoso. tRan for Jones in ninth. LONDON, June 6.—Pour ath- action in the contest at Cleveland in which the to a 1 per cent tax. Catcher Dynamite Two-base hits—Moss. Carrasquel. Three- yesterday Ihicago _ 000 300 000—3 base —Busby. Stolen bases—Fox. letic marks—two of them more Indians’ streak at nine Mike Guerra has regained 7 of 1 _ Yankees ended the games, score, Sacrifices—Nixon. Pesky. Di ’hiladelphla 000 020 000—2 winning Niarhos. than two years old—were recog- the 17 Magglo. 8tewart. Left on bases—Boston. Runs—Burgess. Pafko. Sauer. Ennis, 8-2. Gene Woodling of the Yanks is forced at second base when pounds he lost early in the Bases on balls—Off Nixon, ones. Errors—Jackson. Rush. Runs bat- Tomorrow '/TO; Chicago. 8. nized as world records yesterday season when flu hit him while he Fry Again 3; off Parnell. 1; off Gumpert. 2; off ed in—Sauer Pondy (2). Goliat. Waltkus. Brown .hit into a doable play in the seventh inning. the International Amateur Bobby Stobbs. 1. Struck out—By Parnell. 2: by rwo-base hits—Burgess. Sauer. Ennis, by 'Boone throws to first for the second out. was with the Red Sox. After two postponements due to Gumpert. 1. Hits—Off Nixon, 6 In 5 ! iisler. Three-base hits—Pondy. Jones, Athletic Federation. Shortstop Ray Innings (pitched to four batters in sixth); I iacrlflce—Ashburn. Double plays—Ham- —AP Wirephoto. bad weather, the Gene Smith- off Parnell. 6 In 2 Innings (pitched to ler to Goliat to Waltkus: Ashburn to On May 7, 1949, at Los Angeles, Artey the Nats’ game at Cleve- off W. Evans. 3 famner to Waltkus; Jackson to Terwilll- four batters In eighth); land Second Little Dynamite fight has been In no Innings (pitched to three batters rer to Fondy. Left on bases—Chicago. 7; Mel Patton of Sputhem Califor- Saturday, Baseman —the name that's Official off Stobbs. none In 1 Inning. : 6. Bases on balls—Off Rush. In eighth); ‘hiladelphla. nia ran 220 in 20.2 seconds, Cass Michaels flew to Detroit and for tomorrow Wild pitch—Nixon. Balk—Gumpert. Win- !; off Meyer,. 3. Struck out—By Kon- yards rescheduled night with America. To play your ning pitcher—Gumpert (4-0); losing itanty. 1; by. Meyer, 3: by Rush. 5. Hits one-tenth of a second under the got home in time to see the last best, yourself with (3-1). Time—2:22. At- —Off Konstanty. 9 in 5 innings; off O'Neill Is Amazed at White at Griffith Stadium. equip pitcher—Nixon Sox, two of the New 2 in 4 innings. Winning pitcher mark set by Jesse innings 12-inning the finest. That means Ideyer, recognized canceled the tendance—1L328._ —Rush (3-2). Losing pitcher—Konstanty on Rain fight Monday ;2-5). Time—2:04. Attendance—10.937. Owens in 1935. This now is ap- York-Detrolt game television. Spalding in proved both for 220 yards and But Thinks Hitting Can't Last One of the reasons for the and showers yesterday morning A's, 1 shorter distance of Nats’ sag has been their caused Match- • GOLF SHOES Browns, 10; the slightly full inability and afternoon A. Ky th« Auociat*d the White Sox. The race Phil*. AB. H. O. A. 8. Louis. AB. H. O 2 200 meters. Owens also held both figure to make what should be routine • Joost.ss. 3 0 0 2 Delslng.cf 4 2 3 0 Giants, 3; Reds, maker Gabe Menendez to postpone GOLF CLUBS H. A. June has become thicker and the inter- Paln.rf .4100 Young.2b -6 124 Clad. AB. H. O. A. N. Yark. AB. O. records with a perform- CHICAGO, 6.—Manager double plays. • Lim’er.lb 4 111 1 Cole’gn.rf 4 3 3 0 Hatton.3b 3 0 1 3 8t'nky.2b 3 0 4 5 est the battle again. The entire card GOLF BALLS 3 3 12 2 ance. Steve O’Neill, whose Red Sox were stronger.” Detroit’s transit Zernlal.lf 3 13 0 Lollar e 4 3 2 0 Ryan.2b 5 0 2 Dark.ss strike, coupled • Philley.cf 3 0 0 1 Btevers If 6 13 0 Wy'tek.rf 4 10 0 T'mson.lf 3 0 2 0 de- chased out of town with four While conceding that Chicago with will be carried over with the first 5 3 10 1 Klu'kl.lb 4 3 8 1 W'trum.e 4 2 3 0 Bob Mathias, the Olympic the Tigers’ slow start, will Maj’kl.3b 3 111 Long.lb has tremendous O’Neill i» • 3 0 3 4 Bero.ss 2 1 2 5 Stall'p.cc 4 0 3 2 Irvln.rf 4 12 0 cathlon champion, received ap- straight lickings in a five-game speed, deflate attendance there by at bout scheduled to start at 8:45 SOFTBALLS fuder.2bIpton.c. 3 0 5 2 Marsh 3b 4 0 10 Pranrsa.c 4 14 0 Lock'n.lb 3 1 10 2 inclined to believe the team is White Sox .. • Kucab p 0 0 0 0 Garrer.p 4 2 13 Mer'an If 4 2 4 0 Mays.cf 3 12 0 proval for his world decathlon series thinks the up- least a half million. The Nats The will not be TENNIS RACKETS. Usher cf 3 2 10 3 0 12 p.m. program Martin.p 2 0 0 2 T'pson,3b set at his a for baseball. way over its head in hitting. a • 0 0 Perk’skl.s 3 0 0 2 Maglle.p 3 111 points record of 8,042, surge is great thing have shown steady decrease in TENNIS BALLS •Valo .10 four in the broadcast or televised. Zoldak.p 0 0 1 Smith.p 0 0 0 0 home town of Tulare, Calif., last That was the nicest praise the “They’ve got players home attendance since their _1 10 6 0 peak • Baseball Gloves •McCosky first JO hitters of the league and Because of the new date for Totals 29 4 24 14 Totals 37 16 27 13 June 29 and 30. The previous veteran American League skipper year of 1946 and there doesn’t Totals 35 ~9 24 To Totals 29 *7 27 12 is he said. • BASKETBALLS •Plied out lor Martin In eighth. mark was 7,900 points by Amer- could muster after watching the the team average .295,” figure to be any fluctuation in the fight, the District Boxing 000 000 1 •Filed out for Smith In ninth. • Philadelphia _-_ 100— in 1936 14 “I figure the team that can aver- FOOTBALLS Uncinnatt _ 000 000 011—2 ica’s Olenn Morris the first-place White Sox slam of that decline unless the team sud- BL Louis _ 222 010 21x—10 Commission ordered both fighters *ew York_ 000 000 21*—3 age .285 has a fine chance for the Delsing. Coleman (3). Lol- Olympics. his for 49 hits and 29 runs denly braces. Runs—Fain. Runs—Kluszewskl. Usher. Dark. West- pitchers makes the finest lar (2). Long (2>. Bero (2). Error—Mar- (Boston’s is .272). to weigh in again at 2 p.m. to- Spalding *um. Magile. Error—Ryan. Stanky. Runs A. Italian hurdler, took pennant Runs batted In—Coleman. Lollar (3). Filiput, during the four-game winning Gil Hodges of the Dodgers has; tin. matted In—Westrum. Mays. Klusxewskl. sports equipment (2). Long. Zernial. Bero. Garver. sticks records “I doubt if the White Sox can morrow. The board ruled that Delsing rhomson. McCosky. Two-base hit—Lock- one of the high span. smashed 18 homers, two more for I Slevers. Two-base hits—Long <21. Garver. your game. nan. Three-base hit—Usher. — the keep up that pace. Jim Busby contestants in a bout Home run—Lollar. Double1 away from the Americans for The Red who blew into Chi- postponed Bero. Lollar. Clusaewski. Sacrifices—Usher. Thompson. Sox, than the entire Washington team. to Limmer; Joost to 8uder and Nellie Fox don’t 24 must Stanky. Double plays—Perkowski to 8ta!l- first time since before the war as with 11 wins in their last 12 just figure more than hours weigh o Limmer: Martin to Tipton to Limmer; sago Eddie Yost has blasted 27 flavs—Suder :up to Ryan; Dark to Stanky to Lockman. as as have Distributors Young to Bero to Long; Garver to Bero he for his time to hit good they been. again. Spalding L,eft on bases—Cincinnati. 9; New York, gained approval starts, were highly favored for the homers in his to Long. Left on bases—Philadelphia. 2; major league career, i Bases on balls—Off Perkowski. 1; off in the That Minoso, however, looks like Little Dynamite scaled 126 Vi 8t. Louis. 8. Bases on balls—Off Kucab. of 51.9 seconds 440-yard pennant in pre-season reckoning but his only one in off Martin. 2. Struck out Hague. 2. Struck out—By Perkowski. 3; Washington 2; off Garver. 1; 5 In The mark was a hitter.” pounds, the lightest he has been 1: Garver. 2; by Martin. jy Magile. 2. Hits—Off Perkowski. hurdles. previous jnd O’Neil isn’t to came last off Bob Feller. —Bv Kucab, by off 2 certainly ready year Kucsb, 5 in ?v, Innings; 8mith. In Si Inning. Ault for some at the first 3: by Zoldak. 1. Hits—Off Winning pitcher— 52.2 seconds, shared by Dick at this Bob time, weigh- Martin. 9 in 5 Vi innings; Wild pitch—Magile. concede to any other club Kuzava says he’ll be ready to 1*3 innings; off <9-2>. Losing 2 In 1 inning. Hit by pitched Haclie pitcher—Perkowski of Missouri and Roy Cochrane of in Monday, but is expected to off Zoldak. (0-1). Time—2:17. Attendance—12.119. sarly stage. pitch in St. Louis and Manager Martin (Lollar) Wild Pitch— Indiana. Filiput set his record Maloney of Forty-Niners have gained since then. He has Martin. Passed ball—Tipton. Winning Like other managers whose , hard-pressed for pitcher—Garver (8-3). Losing pitcher— last October 8 at Milan. agreed to come in at 131 and may Kucab (0-3). Time—2:06. Attendance- teams been chastised the pitchers, says, “He’ll pitch there (ball—By have by Named Purdue Grid Aide have to work to make that figure 2495. Minor if I have to roll him out in a __ White O’Neill is amazed th» Associated Prose Leagues Sox, but •y by tomorrow afternoon. Smith the Associated Brass Turf Trainer Awarded not wheelchair.” By especially perturbed. LAFAYETTE, Ind., June 6.— tipped the scales at 124 Monday Pirates, 8; Braves, 0 . He views the White Sox, who Norman (Ned) Maloney, who has The next shift afnong the Nats and probably will be about the AB. H. O. A. Toronto. 5; Baltimore, 2. Pitts. AB. H. O. A. Boston in Libel Suit have notched 24 victories in their been a member of the San Fran- may send Michaels from second same tomorrow. Bchz 2b 6 3 5 3 Jethroe.If 4 0 6 0 Buffalo, 6; Springfield. 6. $15,000 Ottawa. 6; Syracuse. 2. Metch.cf 6 4 3 0 Mara z.cf 4 14 0 By th« Auociatod Prow > last 28 starts, to sail 3% games cisco professional football squad 12 0 4 0 7 1 Rochester. 11; Montreal. 8 (10 In- Nelson.lf 6 Torg’n.lb ahead in the race, as a since his from Purdue Kiner. lb 4 3 8 1 Elliott.3b 3 0 0 4 nings). BALTIMORE, June 6.—Horse pennant graduation 18 0 4 16 2 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Bell.rf 5 Cooper.c was possibility rather than a prob- in 1948, is to return to Purdue as Wes’ke.3b 6 3 13 Gordon.rf 3 2 0 0 Trainer John B. Hatfield Kansas City. 11; Toledo, 2. end . Btrk'd.sa 4 3 0 2 8istl,2b 3 112 Columbus. 3; Milwaukee. 2. awarded $15,000 damages yester- ability. varsity Mc’gh.c 5 2 4 0 Kerr.ss 2 0 3 4 Indianapolis, 5; Minneapolis. 8. (Red) Purdue 0 in “The White Sox are Guy Mackey, La P'me.p 4 110 Sain p 1 0 0 St. Paul. 10; Louiavllle. 4. day by a superior court jury playing 0 0 0 0 Cole.p LEAGUE. ball and their athletic director, said yesterday •Olmo 0 0 0 0 PACIFIC COAST his libel suit against the Hearst great unpredicted Maloney will report July 1 as Don v'n.p 0 0 10 San Francisco. 6: Hollywood. 4. Consolidated Publications, Inc., rise to the top has been a great (Mauch 10 0 0 Sacramento. 3; San Diego. 1, successor to Henry Foldberg, who Estock.p 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles. 6: Oakland, 1. of the Baltimore News- thing for baseball generally,” the 6; Portland. 2. publishers to to Texas Seattle. H. Pippen, its affable O’Neill observed before he resigned recently go Totals 46 21 27 ~9 Totals 29 5 27 13 EA8TERN LEAGUE. Post, and Rodger led the humiliated Red Sox into A. and M. •Walked for Coie in 6th. Wl&ea-Barre. 5-6; Hartford, 1-5 (2nd sports editor. (Called out on strikes for Donovan game 10 Innings'. The jury was out hours. Detroit today. “Whereas you had In 8th. Elmira, 0; Williamsport, 8. Feller Albany. 0: Scranton. 0. Hatfield asked $150,000 dam- to figure on New York, Boston, Ten years ago—Bob Pittsburgh _ 001 230 011—8 000—0 Binghamton. 4; Schenectady. 1. and Detroit in the won his 12th as Cleve- Boston 000 OOC ages. The jury awarded him Cleveland pen- victory Westlake. . Runs—Metkovich. Kiner. Atlanta. 6. nant drive, now you’ve got to land blanked the Athletics, 2-0. Errors— Chattanooga, 10; $5,000 compensatory damages Btrlckland (3). La Palme (2'. Birmingham. 5: Nashville. 3. Elliott. Runs batted In— and Slsti. Sain. Bell, Mobile. 5; Memphis. 3. against the joint defendants Kiner. Schenz, Nelson (2). McCullough Little Rock. 8; New Orleans, 6. (2). Metkovich. Westlake. Two-base hits— punitive damages—$9,500 TEXAS LEAGUE. $10,000 Metkovich (2). Kiner (2). Nelson. Sacri- the firm and fices—Strickland. McCullough. Double Shreveport. 2; DaUas, 1. against publishing Beaumont. 6; Port Worth. 2. to Schenz to Kiner. the editor. plays—Strickland Houston. 3: Oklahoma City. 0. $500 against sports Schenz to Kiner, Westlake to Schenz to San Antonio. 8; Tulsa. 3. out of Kiner. Left on bases—Pittsburgh. 18: The suit grew newspaper Boston. H; Bases on balls—Off Sain. 2: SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. articles in connection with the off Cole, 2: off Donovan. 1: off La Palme. Macon. 0; Augusta, 2. 4. Struck out—By Sain, 3: by Cole. 1: Charleston. 7; JacksonvlUe. 3. horse Alpine Boy, which bolted Columbus. 11; Montgomery. 0. by La Palme. 4. Hits—Off Sain. 12 in 4 the death of innings (pitched to 3 batters in 5th): off Columbia at Savannah, postponed. in 1948 and caused Cole. 4 In 2 Innings: off Donovan, 3 in WESTERN LEAGUE. Jockey Benny Leggett. • 2 innings; off Estock. 2 in 1 Inning. Win- Des Moines, 8; Wichita, 2. cing pitcher—La Palme (1-2). Losing Omaha. 10; Colorado Springs. 4. Hatfield contended he had not (8-6). Time of game—2:30. Denver. 8: Lincoln, 4. !•*%** pitcher—Sain the horse since Attendance—4.302. Only games scheduled. been trainer of 1947 and that the newspaper ar- ticles dealing with the incident identified him incorrectly as Al- pine Boy’s trainer._ Big League Clubs Sign FRED ALLEN Several Likely Candidates Famous Radio Star By th« Associated Press Several likely major league candidates were signed yesterday. They included: Bobby “Ace” Winkles, star shortstop for Illinois Wesleyan the last three years, assigned by the White Sox to their Class A farm club at Colorado Springs, RRSMUBUDES For Your Old Bike Colo. of Condition Paul Muller, right-handed Regardless pitching ace of Albright College, When You Trade for expected to be sent by the White team Any New Sox to the Wisconsin Rapids of the Wisconsin State League. REBW tali'. 5V Eddie Lavene, heavy-hitting ?ir«*fon* Mobile (Ala.) , as- No change in quality-certified by N.Y.Testing Lab. BICYCLE signed by the Red Sox to their farm at Marion, Ohio. Jackie Brown, 18-year-old pitcher from Elizabeth, Pa., as- signed to the Pirate farm club at Salisbury, N. C.

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