5 Games Within 48 Hours Add Up to Weary Schedule for Nats
Good Weather Due Ward Reaches Finals 'fj Schmitz Will Oppose fitting f&fafJipofis r WHam In Washington, D. C., Friday, May 29, 1953—A-10 ** For Speedway 'SO0 Os British Amateur; Hudson Here Tonight Again Tomorrow Carr in Semifinals In Red Sox Visit ¦y th* Associated Press By Hi* Associated free* By Burton Hawkins Win, or May HOYLAKE, England, May tonight, Lose Draw INDIANAPOLIS, 29. 29. the Starting Nats em- The fabulous good weather luck —Harvie Ward of Atlanta, the bark on a week-end grind which By FRANCIS STANN defending champion, breezed in- will have them playing five of the Indianapolis Speedway is THERE MAY BE NOTHING to the report that Cincinnati to the final round of the British games within 48 hours and if expected again players are brewing a revolt against Manager Rogers Hornsby, to hold tomor- Amateur golf championship to- they aren’t whipped by the Red day, they figure but at least this is the season for it. A year ago to the day row for the 37th edition of defeating Arthur Perowne Sox to be beaten of England, 6 and in when the ordeal ends the Louis Browns began their “Get-Hornsby” campaign America’s premier automobile 5, a semi- physically St. final match. around sundown Sunday in Bos- which culminated last June 10 when Bill race. ton. ' Ward, Frank Veeck fired the he earlier had called The Weather Bureau predicts who beat Stran- a r man ahan of Toledo to win title There’s a night game tonight rain clouds the at Griffith Stadium, double- “my idea of a manager.” drifting east from last year, has had only one hard a Os the newest revolt rumor, born in Illinois won’t hit this area until match on his way to the header tomorrow at the same last JOHNNY SCHMITZ. place, then a Milwaukee, General Manager Gabe Paul has ML well after a new speed champion round this year. That was double-header ' Sunday In Boston. -this de- Players ’*'*¦' 1 against % All said, ‘‘l don’t believe it.” have de- S has been crowned in what offi- v Stranahan, whom he • < IfiK beat, 1 up, spite an American League regu- nied friction and Hornsby himself has said, Hr cials say will be record for in the fourth round. lation which time In the quarterfinals reads. “No night “Ifthe Reds are in revolt it’s news to me.” earlier to- game can be scheduled preceding the 500-mile classic. day, Ward whipped Cyril Yet nearly a year ago, when the Browns Wind- Pirates-Braves Shift a double-header except where The forecast for the 200-lap h|~ JHBjs row of England, 5 and 4. cheered in their clubhouse following Veeck’s grind absolutely necessary to complete JSK around the brick and as- By winning dismissal of the Rajah, Hornsby also said: phalt horseshoe, the two matches the schedule.” scheduled to today, Ward gained an oppor- May Help “They must have put words in their (the start at 11 ajn. (noon Wash- In Schedule Tonight’s game will be tele- tunity to become the first player vised by players) mouths. I didn’t have any trouble ington time), Is cloudy and Station WTTG. It will humid with the temperature in to win the British Amateur title be broadcast by WWDC. with the players.” . two years in succession Dodgers to Grab necessity *“"*s,to“* the high 80s. since Lead There’s no involved If the manager were anybody except Lawson Little did it in 1934 in Rain Means Postponement. By th* Associated Frees this case. It was scheduled Hornsby, barrage of denials might suffice to end the dis- and 1935. that way originally, with per- the Flushed with gifts from an un- the and for all. But tempestuous has Should thundershowers strike The only other two-time win- mission of Dom DiMaggio, the sension reports once so sooner than the expected source, the Brooklyn that be directed anticipated, ner in recent years was Strana- recently retired Boston outfielder been Rogers’ career attention almost has to event will be put off until Mon- Dodgers face a busy holiday to of there’s smoke, there’s han, who won in 1948 and 1950. week end which | who was then the American a modification the old saw—where day at the same time. But in may well lead League player representative. a possibility all the years since the Carr Meets Beamish. ; them into first place in the Na- of fire. % race be- The Nats have the same situa- gan in 1911, there’s been Only Ward’s opponent in. the 36- ! tional League. At least the door Thrice in the past Hornsby has been fired directly by I will tion coming up later when they one postponement 1915 and hole final tomorrow will be the be wide open. play a night game in other clubs. Twice he was traded while serving as a player- The Dodgers Boston two curtailments—in 1926 at 400 winner of the match between Joe begin a five-game July 3, a there manager, which is tantamount to being fired. No other I miles Carr of set today with some of double-header and in 1950 at 345—be- Ireland and Cecil Beam- ! their fa- with the Red gox July 4 and manager probably, has been hired and fired so ish of Ireland. ! vorite the a in history, cause of bad weather. playmates, Pirates. double-header with the Yankee* Their first-division rivals will be often by so many different clubs. Thirty-three of the fastest The match ended on the 179- | here July 5. ma- scrapping among themselves. ** * * chines American ingenuity can yard 13th hole when Ward hit a Yanks Play Day Game*. devise, each by a Ingley, near-perfect tee shot which For Brooklyn, five games with’ THERE HAVE BEEN FEW peaceful interludes in the manned race- BREAKS 36-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL RECORD—Jack Pittsburgh The Yankees, pernaps more hardened driver, will compete for 16-year-old Wilson High School junior, is pictured a few stopped just a few feet from the should be a sure-fire gruff, outspoken Hornsby’s career. When he was at his peak a total purse of approximately pin. Perowne was off to the side, proposition. After all, the Dodg- pennant-conscious, will play day minutes after he had broken the Interhigh record for the ers have beaten Pittsburgh games prior to both their holi- he not only was star second baseman and manager of the $240,000. The crowd, tradition- 880-yard years. chipped up short and conceded three run which stood for 36 His time was 2:02, straight this year and 19 out of day double-headers while th# fit. Louis Cardinals, but also a stockholder. ally the largest to pay for an of a second faster the old In the the match. American sports three-fifths than record. The victory margin of- j 22 last year. Nats and Red Sox stagger Rickey, at general manager of the event, is ex- trials Wednesday Ingley had set another ran was Branch the time pected to hit 175,000 record when he ficially announced as 6 and 5 al- Rivals Face Tough Tasks. through their overtime. Those with Hornsby and traded him between the 440-yard dash in 50.2 seconds, breaking the old mark of Cardinals, became disenchanted and 200,000. There will be no though some onlookers thought But store for the jams in the schedule will be developed, 51 set in 1946. (Story on Page A-ll.) —Star Staff Photo. look what’s in in September. to the New York Giants. A rhubarb however. television, but the race will be it should be 7 and 5, with the four other teams figure to offset The Nats which won’t play Hornsby refused to sell his stock, except at his own asking carried on a special 38-State 13th hole going to Ward. Neither have the best chance of thwart- September 18 or 19, price, and unwritten baseball law then, as now, prohibited a radio network. played out the 13th and it was ing Brooklyn's second-pennant- play a double-header September 20, then lay off three more days. player manager of one club from owning stock in another. Everything points to a record- called a half. i in-a-row ambitions: or Hoyas to playing - perfect Schmitz, lefthander breaking performance which Picked Share Honors Ward, near League - leading Milwaukee Johnny Eventually, Hornsby disposed of his stock, presumably on recently acquired would be the sixth in a row—if golf to score a 1-under-par 35 on tangles with second-place St. from the Yan- his terms, and joined the Giants. And as a Giant his tenure conditions permit. IC4-A, Starting Today the front nine, led 4 up at the Louis in three games starting kees, will be trusted with a actually was In 7,078-yard starting assignment tonight. was not without incident. While Rogers never Vukovich Has Pole. turn. Par for the today in St. Louis. By th* Associated Pres. Manhattan sprint will go Hoylake course is Manager Bucky Harris prefers manager of the Polo Grounders, he was acting as such during Bill Vukovich, trio, 36-37-L73. Philadelphia, a close fourth, 34-year-old de- May . only in the 100. Coming the opens to use Spec his ailing one Western trip, when the late John McGraw was indisposed. scendant of NEW YORK. 29—Man- back. Ward won a four-game engagement Shea and Slovenian immi- hattan’s speed demons and I One of the men who might 10th hole, halved the 11th and with the fifth-place New York shoulder under a warm sun if McGraw was a martinet, but he got away with. it. Horns- grants, won the pole position break up this 1-2-3 combination won the 12th to go 6 up. possible, so Shea be with- with the Georgetown’s distance runners j Giants. wifi by in his younger days attempted to be a martinet, but he near-record qualifying expected to share the honors in the sprints is Dave Carr entered the semifinals by held at least until tomorrow. time of miles per are i Matthews Since nobody is apt to come Sid it off. 138.392 hour. in the two-day IC-4A and of Maryland, the Southern Con- beating Joe Lambie of Scot- Hudson, former will didn’t always bring He was one of 19 in the to track I out unscathed, Brooklyn may be Nat, pitch ** * * field field , ference 100 and 220 land, 1 up. for Boston. better a speed championships, starting to- champion. sitting pretty by Sunday night. qualifying of 136 day Triborough The Jaspers figure pile up in strategy, espe-. miles per hour. at Stadium. to Favored to Retain Title. Schmitz, who has appeared McGRAW WAS A GREAT BELIEVER a of sprinters plenty of other points with Char- The shift which sent the relief roles this year, With flock and I Braves only In cially if it were his own. He used to call every pitch. On the Vukovich was the hard-luck by Lindy Remigino, ( ley Pratt in the broad jump and Although the American show- from Boston to Milwau- is hoping the Nats quickly guy leading hurdlers led ing kee plays big part trip on which Hornsby subbed for McGraw, the young second of the 1952 race, the Olympic 100-meter cham- . low and high hurdles, Lou Jones in the British Amateur this a in Brook- emerge from their batting slump. until the last 25 miles, year has been the poorest of the lyn’s expected good fortune. The baseman aped Muggsy’s tactics. With Burleigh Grimes, the when his pion, Manhattan is an over- . and Ron Ferraro in the 440 and They were held to five hits by steering gear failed. That opened whelming choice mile relay, Steve Dillon in the postwar period, Ward’s perform- original 1953 schedule called for big, rough, tough pitcher, it didn’t go. the to retain its i ance has the Dodgers to Whitey Ford yesterday in New door for Troy Ruttman, who team title. Yale is the only. hammer and Frank Gaffney in established him as a meet the Braves York as the Yankees halted a As the story goes, Grimes burned so when Hornsby at- came churning home in a record ( the high jump. strong favorite to retain his title. in five games over the holiday school rated a chance to make . series of Nats’ streaks en route he acting 128.992-m.p.h. victory. For three years Ama- week end. the club tempted to call each of his pitches that hurled the Ruttman it even close. 500 Athletes in Meet, the British But when a 7-2 victory. is moved, to manager to the floor of the clubhouse and began to test the out with an injury this year Georgetown is In teur final has been an all-Amer- was Pittsburgh took over and position to i About 500 athletes from 51 affair and the Vernon’s Streak Ends. Rogers’ head. won’t defend. make a sweep distance colleges ican there has been old Boston schedule. durability of the flooring against of the s are appearing in the one American finalist every year Mickey Vernon’s 20-game hit- Old-timers around the pits events with Charley Capozzoli, , 77th outdoor IC-4A. Dodgers Get Easy “On this ball club,” Grimes hissed, “you are only the Trials in since the tournament resumed in Victories. ting streak ended. So did Por- predict it’ll take 131 m.p.h. or - Cardinals, defending champion in the 2- ¦ 12 events will be held this after- 1946. After their first losing Western terfield’s five game winning second baseman. This ain’t the remember that.” better to prevail tomorrow. mile; Joe LaPierre, defending noon. The 16 fiqals will be run In Windrow, trip in three seasons, the Dodg- streak. And Bob went hitless From the Giants the controversial but undeniably great Vukovich, who comes from champion in mile, and Carl beating Ward the off tomorrow afternoon gave the impression that he was 1 ers have come upon much hap- for the first time in seven games. went the Braves, again a manager. He didn’t Fresno, Calif., and drives an orig- Joyce, who was runnerup last A flock of seniors will be pier Ford Hornsby to inal mak- playing only as well as he had to ! circumstances in the friendly achieved his fourth tri- to Cubs, where in Kurtis-Kraft 500, may find year in the half-mile. ing their final Eastern outdoor East They umph without loss and kept his last long. Boston traded him the Chicago his sternest in order to win. Harvie, usually I slapped down the a manager. In opposition from two “Cappy is ready to beat 9 > appearances. They include Phillies in three then record clean against the Nats. He time he succeeded Joe McCarthy as 1932 he past champions, Johnny an accurate putter, was not ; straight, Parsons minutes,” Frank Sevigne, the : Remigino, Capozzoli, Dwyer, came home to Ebbets to beat them three times in 1950 was fired by Bill Veeck’s dad. Unquestionably, Hornsby is of Sherman Oaks, Calif., 1950 sharp or he would have ended the Field Hoyas’ coach said. “LaPierre • LaPierre, Ruzz Taylor of Prince- match on the 10th be presented with two victories before entering the service and the only manager to have been sacked by both a father victor, and Bill Holland, 45-year- will go under 4:09 if the weather hole. He won ’ ton, the only broad jumper to of the first 10 and could by the Giants. Charity never hasn’t lost to the Nats yet. Nor son. old veteran from Indianapolis is right and Joyce is having his seven and > beat 25 feet this spring: Dillon have taken the others but for came from a more unexpected has he lost a starting assign- ** * * who triumphed in 1949. best outdoor season.” and John Ellis, Lafayette’s 170- fine recoveries that gave Win- source. ment. In fact, Whitey’s only loss SANDWICHED BETWEEN THE VEECK dismissals—Wil- Parsons, whose 10-mile quali- Capozzoli Is Standout. foot discus thrower. drow halves. With a chance to finish in 13 major league decisions was fying time was 137.667, be Yale, a liam, sr.’s, in 1932 and Bill’s in 1952—Donald Barnes got into will Capozzoli’s running efforts j with well-balanced Ward closed out the match by Wednesday's night game in to the Athletics on an unearned at the wheel of a sleek Belono up , squad, relying on Henry Hornsby early manage leading to this meet make Is front, the Giants chipped in a run in a relief role during his the act. Barnes hired in the 1930 sto Equa-Flow Special. Holland, re- (See AMATEUR,A-12.) amounted him a standout in his specialty. Thresher to break Manhattan’s BRITISH nmth-inning error that gave rookie season. his Browns and fired him in 1935. The grand total turning to the track after a two- LaPierre, too, has better times | monopoly in the sprints. The Roy Campanella an opportunity Wayne Terwilliger banged Ford to five dismissals. year suspension for racing in a to his credit than any of the : sophomore sensation, completely to hit with two on and two out. for his first American League If there is a sixth in the near future, however, Hornsby non-sanctioned event, will drive men he’ll face, but he should recovered from the polio attack Suburban Handicap Roy promptly lost the ball in the homer in the first inning, but a new I may be in line for a new “first.” Right now he is the only Crawford Special with have tough competition from he suffered two years ago, is un- left field seats for a 5-3 Brooklyn that was the Nats’ last hit until which he qualified in active big league manager to be drawing pay checks from 137.868. Fred Dwyer of Villanova and [ beaten this spring. He is en- victory. Ex-Midget Ace Walt Molineux of Brown. tered in both the 100 and 220. (See NATS, Page A-ll.) clubs, although this has happened in the past. Rogers Picked Draws Field of 12 Yesterday, after leadlhg al- two Joyce, also, will face stem is working on the second year of a tjiree-season contract with The drivers themselves, in an By th* Associated Press most all the way, the Giants informal poll, favored Vukovich competition, especially from Paul NEW 29.—A gave Brooklyn the winning run the Browns and is collecting from the Reds as well. If he Raudenbush of Penn. Fights Last Night YORK. May field and Fred Agabashian, 37-year- I By the Associated Frets of 12 top handicap horses, in the 10th on a missed third I BASEBALL gets walking papers from Cincinnati and is as successful at old, As for Manhattan, Remigmo, led one-time midget car ace > HOLLYWOOD, Call!.—Charley Green, by the Greentree entry of Tom strike, a fielder's choice, an in- TONIGHT—B:3O P.M. getting as he was last year, Hornsby will be Albany, the 220-yard IC-4A champ, is > 161‘a. Los Angeles, outpointed Esau another job from Calif. Agabashian, Francisco, Fool and One Hitter, named tentional walk and a passed ball. entered in both the century and (Ferdinand. 16l>/ . San 10. was Washington vs. Boston drawing pay from three clubs. competing in his seventh speed- DETROIT—CarIa Coates. 134. Balti- today for Brooklyn won, 7-6. the furlong along with his more, stopped Dave Rollins, 127Vi. De- the $50,000-added Sub- Tie that record, if you can. way, was pole qualifier a year ago. room- troit. 5. urban Handicap at Belmont Park Redlegs Tie Cardinals. AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK mate, Joe Schatzle. Jack O’Con- NEWARK, N. J.—Bobby Fenty. 136, The Dodgers now are in Tomorrow—Boston—l:3o P.M. Since the track opened in 1909, nell, the third member of the , New York, outpointed Jimmy Wstklns, tomorrow. third a total of 43 persons have been • Jr.. 138Vi. New London. Conn., 8. Tom Fool will carry top weight place, a game and a half back Double Header Speedway Classic on Radio killed—22 drivers, 14 mechanics, of 128 pounds. One Hitter, last of the first-place Braves. Mil- six spectators and one worker. year’s winner under 112 pounds, waukee was idle yesterday while But the last fatality in the big Poverty Threatening will tote 116 pounds. the Cardinals were held to a race itself came in 1947 when Final KO The other entrants include the 10-10 tie in 10 innings at Cin- Nats'Game and Suburban'Cap William (Shorty) Cantlon was King Ranch entry of High Scud cinnati. The game was called killed. For Battling Nelson, Near 71 (110) and Risque Rouge (105), because St. Louis had to catch Top Fare There are six rookies in the Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords’ a train home. I NEW BUDGET PLAN ) TV Sports Tomorrow (Picture on Page A-12.) project entry of Me (112) field—first timers in the Speed- The centers around a Kiss Kate and In the American League \ take as long es I The second game of the Nats’ at Rosecroft, In a one-hour pro- testimonial dinner September One Count (126), LaFourche yesterday the Yankees moved way although seasoned drivers—- By th« Asiociated Pratt LG MONTHS TO PAY J Boston starting p.m. 28 with at $lO a copy. (102), Cold command (112), double-header with at gram at 10 tomor- including Marshall Teague of tickets (See A-ll.) Griffith Stadium and the Subur- v CHICAGO, May 29. You Such people as Tom Yawkey of Golden Gloves (110), Master BASEBALL, Page row. WTTG will present its reg- Daytona Beach. Fla., the 1952 trudge down the dim, battered ban Handicap at Belmont Park AAA stock-car champion. the Boston Red Sox, Fred Miller, Fiddle (110), Royal Vale (124), head the fare for sports tele- ular wrestling telecast out of hall in the ancient Near North sportsman; and Iceberg II(108). Thirty-two of. the 33 Milwaukee Bishop viewers tomorrow. For radio lis- Chicago, starting at 9:30 p.m., cars are Side hotel and you come to the Sheil of Chicago and Clark Tom Fool, One Count and Probable Pitchers powered by four-cylinder Offen- Royal Vale, topweights, teners. the 500-mile automobile interrupting it for the Rosecroft home and castle of Battling Griffith of the Washington the three By th* Associated Press hauser engines. The exception is will race at Indianapolis also is fea- Nelson, one-time champion of Baseball Club already have con- probably be the most heavily AMERICAN LEAGUE. races. V-8 Novi Special, Washington—Hudson (1-3) tured. the Governor lightweights. tributed. backed horses in the mile-and- Boston xt will carry the Joe at 3,000 pounds almost the vs. Schmitz (0-0). WTTG will televise the ball WMAL-TV twice as The committee got an ex- one-quarter race. New York at Philadelphia—Raiehl Giardello-Hurly Sanders fight big as any other competing car. It’s a high-ceilinged, drab room (3-3) vs. Byrd (4-4). game starting at 3:30 o’clock. little pected refusal from the City of St. Louis at Detroit—Larsen (1-2) vs. starting p.m. The Novi will be in which a shrunken man (3-5). games, first starting at 9 driven by Duke San Francisco on a request that Garver Both the WEAM Nalon of Chicago, who will be huddles in a cbair by a window. Yanks, 7; Nats, 2 Cleveland at Chicago—Garcia (3-3) Radio Station will Nelson SI,OOO he do- v*. Keegan (1-0). at 1:30, will be broadcast by making He sits, and waits, and be returned WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E. broadcast a Little League game his 10th speedway start. wonders Yost, NATIONAL LEAGUE. nated to an earthquake relief 3b 2 0 12 0 0 Brooklyn at Pittsburgh—Meyer (3-1) WWDC. if the latest move to give him a Terwllliger. 2b 4 1 2 4 4 0 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. 0 vs. Llndell (2-6). WNBW will present the Su- fund, when that city was dev- Vernon, lb 4 0 0 10 Philadelphia helping hand will end his hard Jensen, 0 0 O at New York—Simmon* if 3 1 o (6-3) (4-3). burban Handicap from 4 to 4:30 „ By th*Associated Press astated in 1906. Vollmer, vs. Jansen times. If 3 0 0 6 0 0 Chicago at Cincinnati—Mlnner (2-3) Busby, cf . o’clock. NEW YORK, May 29.—A Speedway Facts “We read about a SIOO,OOO 4 0 1 3 0 0 v*. Podblelan (2-4). new has Nelson, Verble. ss 4 0 0 1 2 0 Indianapolis Speedway Poverty done to e 0 Milwaukee at St. Louis Bickford f Approved Military 1 The series of nationally televised By th* Associated Press monument proposed for Jim FitzGerald, 3 0 1 2 1 (3-4) vs. Staley (6-1). who will be 71 June 5, what Joe Thorpe,” spokes- Porterfield, p 2 0 0 0 1 0 classic will be broadcast by horse races will be by a committee Sima, p carried INDIANAPOLIS, May 29 Gans, 000000 [ UNIFORMS 1 WMAL continuously, starting at Broadcasting Sys- Jimmy Britt and other man said. “We thought the West ‘Hoderlein 11 0 0 0 0 the Columbia Facts and figures on the Dixon, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 l and Distinctive 11:45 a.m., with the finish ex- beginning 37th great fighters couldn’t do with Coast might want to do some- i tem. June 27 with the annual .500-mile Memorial Day I SPRING WEITINO 1 k pected about 4:15 p.m. battering fists. thing for an athletic hero while Total* 30 ~2 ~6 24 ~8 ~1 Civilian Clothing J Page automobile race: NEW YORK. AB. R. H. O. A. E. TO MAY 30 WTTG will televise two races (See TELEVISION. A-12.) The Bat is sick, and old and he still was alive.” Martin, 2b 5 2 3 6 3 0 NOW Scene—The Collin*, lb 3 0 0 7 0 0 paily 433-acre India- tired but hoping somehow Nelson’s Noren. 0 1 2 0 R ces hotel room is devoid rs-ls 4 o 8 • napolis Motor Speedway, a 2*2- things will brighten so he can of any mementoes of his fighting Mantle, cf 6 0 1 2 0 0 f I ARMY OFFICERS Woodling. If 3 112 0 0 • mile brick and asphalt track get a “real” home in California. days. Around Christmas time, tßauer. it 1 0 0 2 o o NAVY OFFICERS Major League Standings nearly Berra, c 3 11 6 0 0 • AIR built in 1909. Nelson died a few he hung a huge from a McDougald. FORCE FRIDAY. MAY 29, 1953. balloon 3b 3 0 0 0 5 0 • MARINE - a* 5^ ago why Rlzzuto. 3 2 10 11 CORPS Field—Thirty specially- months with flu. That’s light • AMERICAN. three cord in the middle of the Ford, p 4 110 10 COAST - he weighs about GUARD ' ' ll'Tlsi,! j ' constructed race cars screened 100 pounds and room It has shrunk to • j-g about . PUBLIC HEALTH Yesterday. Totals _ 34 7 027 10 SERVICi Results Standing* by the cheek bones protrude from ”7 • | : from record 83 entries time punching bag size and Bat gives ‘Forced Fitz Gerald lor Sima in Bth. CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS gaunt __ tLined out for Woodling in «th. • N Y.. T; Wash.. 3. of Club* tj | trials. Qualifying average a rec- his face. it a poke every time he crosses Washington «: £ i“ 100 000 01 0—2 CIVILIAN SUITS Phlla.. Boston. £ £• O Only One to Kayo Gans • 1.2 u U I* O 2 ; ord 136.435 miles per hour. Twice. the room. New York _ 000 025 OOx—7 Runs batted In—Terwllliger, Vernon, MADE TO MEASURE (Only sched. ) • games New York!—| 1\ 3! 7! 7| 2| 2| 3| 25! 11l .694! ! Pole car—Bill Vukovich, Fres- Almost in a dazed recitation, Scarcely Leaves Room. Noren (2). Ford (21. Mantle (2). Martin. READY TO WEAR hit—Martin. Three-base hit— • Today. 3 Nelson tells you how he the Since recent illness, Nelson Two-base | PROMPT DELIVERY Game* Chicago j 4!—[ 21 2| 2| oj 61 7| 23| 15| .6051 ; no, Calif., and the fuel injection was his Noren. Horae run—Terwllliger. Double PSaCK-EYED MavSUJAr. only scarcely leaves the plays—McDougald to Saturday, Complete Line of Bos. h no. 19] 4 special. Qualified at man who knocked out Gans i room. He gets to Martin Collins 1 Accessories Cleveland |o] lj—| 0| 2j 3| 7| 6j 14| .576| Vi j 138.212 (2). Rlzzuto to Martin to Collins. Left admp Military V >tfii miles an twice. How he never drank, , a great deal of cheer from a sad- on bases—Washington. 5: New York. 0. 520.000 Medals and Ribbons Louis at Detroit. |2| 21 31 17| .541| hour. Adjusted St'' 1 Boston~ 4!—i 2| 41 3| 20| 54 smoked or And ; Base on balls Off Porterfield. 4: off J Expertly Ciev. caco eyed Spaniel Taffy, at