good morning Georgia Riddle TEXAN SHOOTS 5 By GLENWARD BLOMME For 19th —»— .... Bob Feller Shades Yankees riddle has one _—i. _ Victory Bill McKechnie of the Cincinnati Reds UNDER PAR ROUND 4------been unable to that the other National league teams have Walters and Paul Derringer upon whose Heafner and Bulla Among Bill Welch solve. Bucky ^ Kerns Will Meet And It and world J. PLUVIUS HALTS Wing Lead arms the Reds were borne to the league Low Scorers in First Round Viking strong fast so well with- their curves and Finals pennants, haven’t done Of Tournament In Public Links Meet m the season 8TH Yacht balls this season. Up from Georgia late 1?40 CONTEST IN In Savannah Races inches we!ghmg 1TO BY RUSS NEWLAND the first half of the semi-finals came Elmer R. Riddle, 5 feet 11% taU, ing in HILLIGAN under 18.—1®>— 1:29:44, 11 pts.; t show so well B YEARL — in 70’s, one par. SAVANNAH, Ga„ July Spindrift, and 24 years of age. Elmer didn SPOKANE, July 18.—(A>> Tool- Marius Russo Is Victim of Savannah pounds 18.— Wl—Golf’s Kerns, 25 years old, hits a long- R. M. Demere’s Viking practically 12 pts.; Typhoon, Charleston, CHICAGO, July room worker Bill Welch of Hous- i'j his nrst ume up uuuub p®*' than Welch but the lat- Loss in first in Class pts.; — er drive Bombers’ Second sewed up place trophy Skylark, Savannah, u pts. “Little Joe DiMaggio” Belting shots with insurance 1 com- ton matches ter has a steady short game. the South Atlantic regatta to- Clipper, Charleston, S. C., 5 in 15 games, pitching another Starts A of Pts,’ PIRATES Ben Hogan—slammed his second Nineteen 5 in across plete and winning 1 and los- BOSTON, underwriter Jack Kerns of Den- Kerns is playing ciay as the trim craft lead Rebel, Wilmington, pts.; The Haxe notch today into the greatest Links championship, Welch line for the conse- Charleston, 2 pts. 2. Well, the current sea- ver tomorrow in the finals of the Public the finish second ing the ever has The Denver lost Class E — money streak game annual in his first. entry RAY BLOSSER cutive day. Trouble, Savannah, son is over three months old TWIN BILL country’s big golf battle By SPLIT out in the first round last year. 18.—(A>)— Bill Lockwood’s Wing It from 1:40:14, 6 pts.; Hell Cat, Na- known. commbn nation- CLEVELAND, July Savannah' hurler of the of the people—the one of 17 who tied 2 and the top Welch was Robert Feller and another Charleston took its second consecu- pts. (x): Joy, Beaufort, s r has won 11 straight. With., a blazing five under par 6fi Rapid tional league Game 5 al Public Links championship. at 151 in the qualifying round and called Plu- win in the Class C event. Both 3 pts. all Braves Win Second that left such recent title winners champion flinger Jupe tive Of course he hasn’t completed for 13 His aft- to (x—Protest They’ll meet over 36 holes on played off places open. vius teamed up this rain-swept Wing It and Viking need only has been file 1 eleven, but hat his last 1 After as Craig .Wood and Vic Ghezzi far against of those To Dropping on in the finals barely got un- Cleve- final races in the Hell Cat and he lost slender Indian Canyon course, sprawled rival ernoon to save the groggy finish in tomorrow’s judges may dis- seven out. Not a game has in his wake, the Hershey, 4 to 3 a hillside overlooking the city. der the wire, with 150. Indians one game of their order to obtain trophies. qualify her). it is not luck that Opener captured first land this and just Pa., professional — year Kerns, be-spectacled, steady Kerns toppled the tournament series with is a Savannah boat. Lightning Horsefly, such a record. round honors in the $5,000 Chicago three-contest “pennant Viking Savannah, he has compiled reached the last bracket and solid favorite, Jim- York Yankees. 5 in the at Elmhurst player, medalist the red-hot New The summary: 1:33:42, pts.; Shearwater, Savan- has whipped the best 18 — UP) —Some open championship He BOSTON. July Calif.. his fast — and today with a 5 and 4 win over Art my Clark of Long Beach, With the gloom favoring Class A Viking, Savannah. nah, 5 pts.; Four Winds, Savannah. league and with good support devious Frank Frisch strategy Country club. nine Yan- coaches Pomy of Detroit. 2 and 1, in yesterday’s quarter- offerings, Feller fanned 2:10:15, 6 pts.; Stardust, Wilming- 2 pts. careful handling by his and en- And he did it with a brilliance for went slightly awry today came his 36-hole over 18 holes. but six hits Beau- Moth-Hi-Ho, him an odds-on favor- Welch through finals kees and gave up ton, N. C.. 3 pts.; Syndicate, Wilmington. l:03:3o who have not been pitching Boston Bees to crawl which made him of the abled the semi-final about as He Roasting weather since compe- 2 to 1 19th 2 (one lap) 4 pts.; Zip, a chance ite to finish within the in just easily. a triumph—his fort, S. C., (disqualified) pts. Savannah,: too often, Riddle has good from behind to a 4-3 ninth inning money handi- Pete Doll of last Monday — tossing rec- 51st' Itournament — a eliminated Louisville, tition opened campaign. Class C Wing It, Charleston, pts. to up an all-time over the Pittsburgh Pi- his straight lost tossea hang decision siate amateur of Ken- all the players. Kerns Mr Pluvius, meanwhile, 6 Starboard Snipe-Wasp, Atlanta, lead both leagues at the the which ranks with the champion capped S. C., 1:30:11, pts.; 1:53:27, ( ord and ratel after they had dropped performance he started and on the field, fi- 4 and 3. 15 pounds since a constant drizzle 3 pts.; Dixie II, pts.; Sea Pup, Savannah, 2 end. header, 56 game hitting streak which end- tucky, Tack, Charleston, pts, season’s first' contest of a double scales 150 Welch has the three impar- Joe New York The two finalists, off their game now pounds. nally compelling Wilmington, 3 pts. National—Pip, Atlanta, 2:05:28, ; Injuns Scalp 5-1. ed last night for the end h°stiMi« off on even himself. The in black to — well. -the Injuns Joe today, will tee fairly dropped many pounds tial men Class D Three C’s, Savannah. pts.; Tyro. Savannah, 1 pt. Well, well, into the fatal ninth of the Yankee’s DiMaggio. out much and thus Bomber Going terms. Each finished his match weather man didn’t hold in the last of the eighth caught up witn the had over- Not since 31. 1939, has Ho- finally nightcap, the Pirates Aug. for relief tomorrow. last ditch stand by and of in three strokes over par after clear- hope preventing any alter much chasing, shooting a Brave lead in the gan finished out the money come one-run New York. Convicted I it would never a Ponderer ruining. thought seventh end were on top, 3-2. but sensationally consistent perform- victim was Marius Joe faced A1 Smith The day’s WHITE SOX DOWN until ance which him money happen Joe Suiiivan, a former Boston hurl- gave top Yankee southpaw who like- Re-Arrested In but you honors and has him Russo, City; and Jim Bagby yesterday, er, was weakening. last year put six hits while is to rise BROOKLYN’S LEAD wise granted only never can tell who going started far in front of the field in the Indians. All Faces Sentence He by handing pinch-hit- YESTERDAY’S RESULTS fanning a half-dozen 4 TO 3 Long and smear some fine player’s balls. current he went BOSTON, up ter A1 Montgomery a base on campaign. Today American League out of it was a wet skin stick of the Yanks he got record. The big was inserted as a run- out in 33, two under par, dropping Cleveland 2: New York 1. the sea- Fails In Effort Phil Masi CUT TO 2 GAMES and his sixth setback of Lefty Grove 56 straight games, a re- at No. 1 and Chicago 4: Boston 3. T. j. Hare, convicted of solicit- got himself ner for Montgomery and went all long putts for birdies wins. is Philadelphia 6; St. Louis 5. son, against eight To Collect 300th Victory cud which no modern player on a Max West No. 4 holes. tie ing for prostitutes in last week's the way to third Washington S; Detroit 1. The Indians broke a one-all break soon unless he Blast 11 Hits Off going to anytime to center. Coming home in 33 also, gave Cardinals National League the winning run in the Of Career vice roundup and ordered with the fall of single Boston 1*4. to plate he does it himself. The Sul- a exhibition of Pittsburgh 5-3; Frisch derricked left-hander great approaching To Oscar Grimes smacked convicted women to leave town, effect on Three Dodger Pitchers St. Louis 6; Brooklyn 1. seventh. Big Joe did not have any livan and inserted and putting that produced birdies to right-hander (Only games scheduled). a double which rolled League was to Recorder’s fast Yankees though He Win 6 to 1 CHICAGO, July 18— UP) —Bob brought court the traveling Lloyd Dietz, and the strategy seem- a I the 12th, 16th and 17th. field took third Ameri- park’s right wall, for not and on they roll to another Miller bounc- one all day, STANDINGS and (Lefty) Grove, 41 year old Boston again yesterday leaving faultless as Eddie only green ■ ■ ed mis$ed % on Mack’s bunt single after a year’s a American League Ray was thwarted town. can League pennant into a double and Masi the 18th—and then came out of Red Sox southpaw, ed — on Rollie play BROOKLYN, July 18 UP> —The Won Lost Pet. tallied easily Hensley’s lay-off. But Frisch made with a brilliant explosion shot Riz- again today in quest of his 300th The sentence was held at third. trap New York_ 56 28 .667 high bounder to shortstop Phil eight-month which Off the Record of Dietz that saved his As a result, flashy St. Louis Cardinals, showing Cleveland_ 51 35 .503 American league mound victory. the fatal error yanking par. zuto. Judge Alton A. Lennon suspended News comes from Ucean City, Boston_ 45 38 .542 for A1 Wilkie. he was one of the shortest priced power to spare, stampeded the Brook, had taken the lead The Chicago White Sox whipped marlin young Chicago_ 42 42 .500 The victors on condition that he leave town Maryland, of big catches of his first of the season odds Grove and his mates, 4 to 3, in 10 ’Bama Rowell belted favorites ,the lyn Dodgers again today, 6 to 1, and Detroit 43 44 .494 in the third. With two down Larry and tuna. .The tuna season is was invoked, and Hare gave notice for a to scor- 2 to 1 he’ll be on top after Philadelphia_ 37 45 .451 Keltner innings, but it was anybody’s game offering single right, being the National leaders’ Rosenthal and Ken placed the in history and to An- shaved league St. Louis _,_ 30 51 .370 was biggest ing Masi and Gene Moore clinched Sunday’s conclusion of the 72 hole outside second base- until Lou Finney erred to let in the of appeal. Bond set at $250, of D. Washington _ 30 51 .370 singles just drew Gemeny Washington, to center, test. first place margin to two games. the Traffic violations were still the it with a sharp single National League man Joe Gordon’s reach for decisive tally. the honor c< landing the offense on C., goes scoring Rowed after the latter A stroke off the page was Ralph Ernie White, young southpaw with Won Lost Pet. blows off Russo, and Lou Grove walked Bill Knickerbocker leading yesterday's a first largest tuna to date, 135 pounder. Brooklyn _ 56 28 .667 docket of 25 cases—t h e stole second. tBud) Williamson of Ft. Wayne, a fast baffled the tallied Larry. after two were out in the tenth. lightest dazzling ball, _ 30 .643 Boudreau’s single .America’s ace outboard pilots St. Louis 54 week. Ken Heintzelman handcuffed the Ind., who went out in 35 and back 43 36 .544 for the 18th Luke then drove a long fly this on six hits and never was New York_ The Bombers, trying Appling are still hammering away at the Dodgers u. as them a _ 43 40 .518 sailed Edgar Yow, acting solicitor Braves in the opener, holding in 32 for 67. Johnny Bulla, among Cincinnati win in 19 starts, got it back in to right field and the ball world records and last in the _ 39 .500 year gave hits until the the late starters, came in around seriously threatened except Pittsburgh 39 allowing in the absence of Winfield Smith, to two scattered 38 48 .442 the sixth. Tommy Henrich singled through Finney’s hands, them a severe .All but Chicago 11 traffic six va- jolting. ninth. His own wildness then per- dark with a 70, joining Jimmy fourth inning when Cookie Lava- 34 47 .420 out and Joe Di- Knickerbocker to score easily. prosecuted cases, official out- Boston _!_ to center with two one of the recognized once Armour and Mike 22 61 .265 grancy, three assault, two drunken mitted the Braves to score Hines, Tommy getto led off with a triple and scored Philadelphia_ scored him by popping a Neither team was ever more than board marks were broken in 1940. Maggio driving, one reckless driving, one with the baSes loaded, only Turnesa. which Ro- a run ahead. The White Six scored was marked and, Brooklyn’s only run. double into short center The lone holdover catch small contin- GAMES TODAY: misconduct and one drunkenness. a spectacular game-ending The comparatively the Birds senthal’s run and back- in the first inning when Jimmy up in 1939. .Worth Boggeman. On the other hand Red NEW YORK. Julv 18.—(Kirby Higbe, just as they ringer (7-12) (2-2( ahead again in the second, today cf_ 3 114 0 The 71 shooters were Horton (0-5) and (5-9). on first clocked at DiMaggio, battered other Whit- Hughes The Indians had men Red Sox caught up in the fourth on chase of David Philley, 21-year-old lam, being 46,560 m.p. 10 Brooklyn’s ace. at New York—Passeau (9-6) Handley, 3b- 4 0 2 Smith, Ellsworth Vines, Denny Chicago two out in the h. in class A .Joe Cronin low and second with Webb s error, Bobby Doerr's single outfielder, from the Shreveport club is Lopez, c_.—- 4 0 0 2 0 Wyatt, Wednesday night. They vs. Schumacher (5-6). Shute, John Barnum of Chicago, American when black-clad Joe Rue, of the Texas now showing the younger lads that Hcintzelman, p —..._— 4 0 10 3 scored in the first when League eighth and an infield out. league. Philley inning — the low amateur, Jim Fer- New York at Detroit (2) Rutting Bill Summers and Ernest Stewart in the second wind is to be scoring Frank was hit the A sacrifice and Appling’s is playing with Monroe. La., something 37 5 8 27 11 and Crespi by first and Chandler vs. Newhouser single, TOTALS_-_ rier, the home course pro (10-3) (1-3) ruled it was too dark to play any He of. .Fans are in went to second on an and Newsom wild throw to first sent Boston Cotton States league. will report proud sending BOSTON Ab R H O A pitch, infield (5-6) (8-11). Harrison. — huddled in their votes for the all-star Ernie Washington at Cleveland Chase more just then. They in the seventh. But the to the White Sox at the end of the college 2b ——-- 3 10 12 out and raced home on Mize’s dou- ahead, 3-2 Roberge, The 72 shooters included defend- vs. (6-6). another half hour, arms football which will meet Coooey. cf____ 40140 (3-11) Bagby the rain evened it in their half on Cotton States league season Sept. 4. squad ble. Boston at St. Louis (2)—M. Harris White Sox Sisti, 3b_JL 3 0 111 ing champion Dick Metz, Ralph folded, before sending home the the Chicago Bears August 28 In and vs. Auker (6-11) Webb’s single and stolen base and If.._ 3 0 2 4 0 Law- the fourth Hopp smashed a (3-8) Wagner (4-5) Rain Ross, Guldahl. Clayton Heafner and and Allen (1-5). remainder of the 15,000 customers. has played havoc with every lb_ 4 0 0 11 0 liner the scoreboard for two ru^ney s» suisie. Gremp, 1940 all against at Cleveland is six but baseball this P. rf_— 3 0 0 2 0 son Little, open champion, Philadelphia Chicago (2)—Marchil- Second-place effort sport week. Waner. bases and Mize him to and vs. This was Grove’s second 0 Snead. singled third. don (6-6) L. Harris (2-l) Smith the an un- Miller, ss _ — 4 0 0 2 one shot ahead of Sam games behind Yankees, The race in the National league Then Enos to left (8-10) and Humphries (0-0). to reach the coveted 300 victory c _ 2 0 0 2 0 slaughter singled a club which is and Masi. promising spot f;r tightening will probably be c_ 0 0 0 2 0 for a run. Martin Marion was mark. Waiter Johnson was the last Montgomery, pur- wants its first American league and tuck from on 1 0 0 0 2 nip here in. Johnson, p_ passed to load the bases and leaguer to attain that goal. 1 0 0 0 3 posely in 21 years. 1 big Earley, p_-_ flag Ab B H O A 8*jOO Yachting BOSTON z. 1 0 0 0 0 JOHNSON’S HOMER Gus Mancuso bunted to squeeze home YORK Ab « H O A lobin, LEONARD SINGLES SEW 0 3 Miss Vera Diehl 0 0 8 0 L. Newsome, ss- 5 12 continues her Lamanna, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 another run. Strum, lb- 4 QUART PINT 3 0 1 1 Finney, rf 4 0 12 0 monopoly over moth class boats Rowell, zz __ 0 0 0 0 0 Rolfe. 3b In the fifth the Cards up If _ 5 0 13 1 picked Henricb. rf 4 110 0 Spence, along the Atlantic coast In 3b_ 4 10 12 TOTALS_ 29 1 4 27 10 WINS FOR BROWNS where they left off. Crespi walked OWN GAME DiMaggio, cf- 4 0 2 0 0 Cronin. TO WIN 0 Savannah at the South Atlantic Re- 4 0 12 0 Foxx, lb _ 5 1 3 14 z—Ran for Earley In Sth. to start it and was sacrificed to sec- Keller. If 0 Doerr, 2b __ 4 0 115 gatta she has taken lead over zz—Ran for Waner in 9th. c 0 « the ond. to Dickey, J cf_ 5 0 0 4 0 Hopp singled right, scoring Gordon, 2b- 3 0 14- DiMaggio, both male and female Pittsburgh _ 000 004 100-5 St. Louis Noses Out Philadel- 3 12 2 0 skippers. and was safe at second him- Washington Senators Defeat 2 0 2 o Peacock, c___ Boston 000 000 001—1 Crespi Rizzuto. ss- 2 0 2 John C'olucci’s Star won a 0 0 0 Grove, p _ 3 0 0 Dust self when Pee Wee Reese Russo, p_ 3 0 Errors: Vaughan, P. Waner. Sisti. phia Athletics By Count dropped Detroit 8 to 1 in Abbre- third in the opening race. .The Roberge. Runs batted in: Fletcher. Dixie Walker’s perfect throw. Then 29 1 6 23al0 TOTALS_ 38 3 9a29 13 Dixie a Of 6to 5 TOTALS_ copped point or two in its DiMaggio, Handley 2, Van Robavs, Mize belted viated Game —Two out when winning run scored. another liner against the a—2 outs in 8th when game called. class also. boats will con- Ross. Two base hit: Handley. Stolen ■ ilCAGO Ab R H O A .The fence for a single, scoring Hopp. Ab R H O A tinue the race base: Vaughan. Sacrifice: Vaughan. CLEVELAND Knickerbocker. 2b- 4 1 0 3 0 today Double Gustine and This for his cf- 4 112 0 plays: Handley ST. LOUIS, July 18.- Ufl —Bob finished Higbe, seventh —Emil Rosenthal, Apnling. ss_ 5 0 111 Cn the Party Line and Flet- DETROIT, July 18.— UP) 3b 4 0 1 0 o Fletcher; Fletcher, Vaughan run defeat 13 victories. Kcltner, lb 4 114 0 Johnson’s ninth inning home against time 4 0 10 0 Kuhel, All softball games have been cher. Left on bases: Pittsburgh 9; (Dutch) Leonard found today Boudreau, ss- Wright, rf_ 4 0 12 0 Boston 6. Bases on balls: Off broke a ball game today and Mace Brown, who took over, was rf_ 4 0 10 0 Heintzei- up Heath, _ 0 0 1 0 cancelled for this week-e n d be- between intermittent showers of rain Solters. If 4 man off Johnson off Lamanna 1. for a run in the seventh on If -V- 3 0 0 4 0 0 0 B 0 5; 2; was the potent blow in the Phila- tagged to limit the to six hits Walker, Kreevich. cf _ 4 cause of rain. Davis Struck out: Heintzelman Detroit Tigers lb- 2 116 0 .The Camp By 2; by Athletics’ 6 to 5 Terry Moore’s single and a double Grimes, Webb, 31)_ 4 2 2 5 3 delphia victory as the Senators won an 3 0 1 3 o boxing card will be held outdoors Johnson 1; by Lamanna 1. Hits: Off Washington Mack, 2b_ Turner, c_ 4 0 0 8 0 over by Hopp. St. Louis kept right on 3 0 0 9 0 at the Johnson 6 in 3 1-3 innings; off Earley the Browns. abbreviated 8 to 1. Hemsley, c_ 4 0 2 0 2 camp Tuesday night. The game, 2 0 0 0 Rigney, p_..... 2 in 2 2-1; off Lamanna none in 1. When the ninth the Browns hitting against Kemp Wicker in the Feller, p _ 0 complete card will be published began Rain delayed the start an hour Losing pitcher: Johnson. Umpires: 4 to 2 and seemed assured of last two frames, although falling to TOTALS_ 37 4 7 30 6 tomorrow The New and Stewart. led and 15 but the show went TOTALS_ 29 2 6 24 8 Hanover Reardon, Magerkurth minutes, Boston* _ 010 100 100 0— Time: their fourth rec- score. Fishing Club will hold its annual 2:04. Attendance (estimated): straight victory—a on at the shrill insistence of 9,000 New York_ 000 001 00—1 Chicago... 110 000 100 1—4 4,000. at- All the hits off White came in the 001 000 1 _ casting lourn^v Suita.' afternoon ord the 1341 club had never ladies day guests. Rudy York's 18th Cleveland_ Errors: Finney, Foxx, Appling, third and fourth frames. In Errors: Grimes, Rolfe, Strum. Runs Webb. Runs batted in: DiMaggio, 27 nt. tained. But Denny Galehouse weak- second, July "vVngrisviile Beach at (SECOND GAME) homer in the fourth inning produced batted in: Boudreau, DiMaggio, Hems- Peacock. Wright, Rigney 2. Two base PITTSBURGH Ab R H O A Moses the second Lavagetto led off with a 2:30 o’clock. .Prizes will be ened, Wally walked, Benny the lone Detroit run, while the Sena- ley. Two base hits: Rolfe, DiMaggio. hits: Peacock. Foxx. Wright. Three awarded for Stewart, *rf_ 5 10 2 0 McCoy singled and then came single and reached third. Two were Grimes. Sacrifices: Rizzuto, Feller. base hit: Rigney. Stolen base: Webb. accuracy cast and (.arms, 3b_ 4 0 2 0 1 tors hammered Johnny Gorsica and of out when Bill Herman singled in the Double plav: Keltner, Mack and Grimes. Sacrifices: Finney, Doerr, Grove. Dou- surf cast. ss_ 5 0 Johnson’s home—his eighteenth Archie for 16 2 Vaughan, 13 4 McKain hits, including Left on bases: New York 8; Cleve- ble play: Cronin, Doerr and Foxx. Fletcher, lb_ 3 0 2 second, and in the fourth, after 14 3 the year. doubles by Leonard, George Case and land 8. Bases on balls: Off Russo 3; Left on bases: Boston 10: Chicago 5. Van Robays, If_ 3 0 0 2 0 into the left Russo Frankie Kayes singled home the Lavagetto tripled field Jake off Feller 3. Struck out: By «; Bases on halls: Off Grove 1; off Rig- DiMaggio, cf- 3 0 2 0 0 Early. 9. Stewart 2. Sam Chapman for the corner, White got two outs before by Feller Umpires: Rue, ney Struck out: By Grove 1: by Martin, 2b- 4 0 12 6 doubling Leonard singled home what proved and Summers. Time: 2:10. Attend- Rigney 5. Umpires:. QQuinOnQ, Grieve 94THC.A. c as and Owen LOSES Baker, 3 0 2 4 0 fourth run ol the and, Walker Mickey singled. inning to be the winning run In the five- ance (estimated): 15,000. and McGowan. Time: 1:49. Attend- Anderson, x —. 0 Ab*H 10 0 0 it turned a vital one but it ST. LOUIS O A ance (actual): 6,482 women. c out, run second and behind the 2.624 paid; Dav;s...... 10 0 10 Crespi, 2b_ 3 2 111 inning was that circuit blow which broke TO Sullivan, p_ 4 0 0 19 Moore, cf_ 3 115 0 lead baffled the Tigers with his Ross Forced Out 5-3 p o 5 2 Chet PIRATES, -.—: o o i o the Browns’ spirit. Hopp, If_ 3 4 0 knuckle ball for his BASEBALL’S BIG SIX Diftf,Wilkie, p- eighth victory 0 0 0 0 0 Harlond Clift of the Browns hit Mire, lb _ 5 13 6 0 4 0 2 2 against 11 defeats. Of Game Walt Slaughter, rf_.— 0 by Injuries Second Game Scheduled Be- —TOTALS .35—3.12*26.19 his 13th homer in the first, J. Brown, 3b__ 3 0 0 1 2 WASHINGTON Ab B H O A (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) x—Ran for Baker in 7th. Judnich his sixth of the year Marion, ss__._ 3 0 0 2 l Case, If .. 5 2 3 3 0 Batting (three leaders in each league). a—Two out when got 0 BOSTON, July 18.—LP)—The Bos- R H tween Two Teams run scored. Mancuso. c _ 3 16 0 Cramer, cf- 5 0 3 3 0 Club G Ab Pet. For Bene- winning in a for Player, futile ninth inning rally 4 rf 73 243 74 96 .395 BOSTON Ab K H O A White, p _ 0 0 0 1 Lewis, 4 10 11 ton Braves lost Chet Ross again to- Williams Red Sox fit of the Browns and McCoy's Travis, 86 338 SO 126 .373 Aluminum Drive Hassett. lb 3 10 8 0 Benny ss_ 4 12 2 0 for the of the DiMaggio, Tankees day—probably balance 78 315 54 cf- 3 for the two Phila- TOTALS ._ 33 6 11 27 4 0 2 11 1 Travis, Senators 117 .371 £?
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