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1941-06-16 [P ■------------- GOOD MORNING LOUIS-CONN FINISH HEAVY Mill 1 A A _1_ _A_ _A_ ■ A -A A " WORK " « « « « _Tennis www ww w w w x By GLENWARD BLOMME ODDS SHAVED ON LOUIS 2 TO 5 Marksmen, Kings, Pepsis Win In World s ___ Cape Fear the From the way the pros looked in Champion- _★ "k-——____ Robin tournament for professional tennis play- sh:D Hound Bil- it is time for the promoters to Joe Predicts a Knockout; NATIONAL Sords Cincinnati Takes Two Yankees Beat ers held at Forest Hills, DEAN^OF By Jack RUSSO ALLOWS Indians was held for British An- look around for new meat. The tourney ly Calls Joe Just From New York Giants For than the Britains. Seventh but the players needed more relief other Fighter Straight relief, ones the matches were not at all like the ATHLETICS 3 HITS CINCINNATI, June 15.—CP)—The NEW In the first place YORK, June 15.—(m when in competition m bygone Cincinnati Reds gained undisputed New York Yankees played by these same pros SID FEDER swept m on By possession of third in the seventh each other good Masonboro Eliminated From place straight and even congratulated — victory tournaments. They NEW YORK, June 15.— (fP) National league within two the time did not try for easy today by clubbing games of the C] matches and half There is something about the whole First Half Bul- New York Giant Indians shots during of Race; pitchers for 19 today by putting drives. All in all, the brand of the Louis-Conn fight that man tllee'/la»<l" shots or cross courts picture Hurls hits in taking both halves of a league leaders passing luck Nicely through " less than with Fred Perry s just doesn’t add up. doubleheader 5-2 and 6-3. 2 wringer before W ranged from bad to good 43.96k f;m« pfay It became more apparent than .Joe DiMaggio the only bright Bucky Walters hurled seven-hit rifled a trein,-nr, conscientious play spot._ ever today as both the champion class baseball fea- home run into A lot of high ball in the nightcap, starting shaki- the suppe?f"doi,s Mas-iseens and the challenger went through Yankee stadium in tured the program in the Cape ly, but fanning two Giants in the the third 1 made his final pro- their last stiff sessions of banging for what proved the Don Budge Fear circuit afternoon final frame after the Reds grabbed winmL"15 amid a pro- TWO sparring partners around in prep- yesterday gin and extended his ^ fessional appearance BOSOX TAKE the lead on a four-run rally in hittine « aration for Wednesday night’s get- but when the day’s hard battling to 28 consecutive realt gram of fresh air, bagpipe-playing, the eighth. games. hilarious one-set together at the Polo grounds. The Yankees and a was over the Pepsi-Cola boys were Bill greeted jim R. speeches John Werber, benched for a month net match between WHITE SOX At the finish, the 49th street bet- roughly in. the first amateur FROM an innin., still perched atop of the heap with with injured knee, hit his first" ‘1 writer of the New ting commissioners agreed that this JohnnySBturm and Red pni?„ Kieran, spo'rts the A. L. and the homer of the year to start the Adams is the to come King entry ed with Singles and York Times; Columnist and( “bettingest” fight ™ But Bos- rally.* after a ^^* music critic, play- Lefty Grove Injured, along since Louis’ second session Marks Machinery men cl^s- at long fly bv Tom it Deems Taylor, Mel Ott looped a double with horror ac- with Max Schmeling. They collected another ing with Boris Karloff, ton Wins 8-6 and 6-4; Wil- their heels. the bases filled to run i^tt' spark the Giants second on a hit as the bombshell won This in itself Is since it batsman, tor Perry Homer amazing As a result of brought in the third run on Joe a".. finals over liams Gets 12th yesterday’s and Rolfe's double into sets in the was only a few weeks ago that a ,he Eu‘ in straight scrambling, these three clubs are Orengo’s fly. field corner. dud. _ lot of folk w-ere the Pitts- Budge the giving the teams with a (FIRST GAME) only chance of After Bagby was and his old Red burgh Pretty Boy no chance in the NEW YORK Ah R H O A replan Vincent Richards BOSTON, June 15.—(TP)—The copping the first half race which Lefty A1 Smith in of the Bomber Rucker, rf _ 5 0 2 1 0 the Tilden. and a crowd of world doing anything fourth teacher, Bill grunted Sox thrilled capacity ends next Sunday. Kartell. 3b_ 5 0 0 2 1 Bronx Bombers wouldn’t like. were muffled a doubles match by taking both ends lb-_ 4 1 1 fi 1 creaked through 34,500 today results: Young, one scratch single and Odds 2 to 5 Yesterday’s 0 ca Lester Sotefen of a doubleheader from the Chicago Ott. rf..;_ 3 12 4 with the younger of the contest with the and and 6-4. shaved Pepsi-Cola 2. Finkeistein 0. Hanning, c_ 3 0 12 0 meek-lJ and Keith GledhiU. Richards White Sox, 8-6 Despite On top of that, they’ve JiMCAAf ing total of five A. L. S. A. C. 1. Moore. If_ 4 O 1 ] o hits, one ie« feud weather several thou- the odds down to 2 to 5 on Joe, King 4, their age-old threatening AotPAJo9 Jurges. ss _ 4 0 0 7 2 the Tilden kept up Marks Ramblers 1. Tribe. missed fans were turned and still the and with 11, Whitehead'. 21)_ 4 0 114 of when the other and late-arriving boys girls The veteran Red smiling 0 a a or are to At the Robert Schumacher, p_ 1 0 0 1 Ruffing k had good away. bob two coming along Strange jjark the Cleveland subdued a shot. Everybody Bowman, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 except f„ will Bob Grove, who gained his lay it on the line. Yet, when Louis ^lOA16/ Pepsi gang showed all that enthusiasts Lefty they x but tennis Arnovich, ,_ 1 0 0 0 0 eighth inning, time, Ted however, and turn to the ama- 297th victory last Sunday at was 1 to 8 against such dread- could win them close as well as Drown, 0 0 0 0 1 Jhi more than likely p_ eved his fourth straight victory thrills made another start naughts as Buddy Baer and Abe a as O’Dea, xx___ 1 0 0 0 0 wi,h‘ teurs this summer for their Lyons’ expense, by large margin Chappell comparative east. He start that the would-be betters would allowed „ made another against Simon, bested the Fink’s Jack Allen in an hits for three and excitement. TOTALS __ 35 2 S 24 10 innings and was forced to in of the one Chicago veteran but rather invest a case poison Al- x—Batted for Bowman in 7(1). lie Three Stars interesting pitchers argument. single gave up in each in fourth inning after xx—Batted for Brown in 9th. of the retire the ivy. len was in the fight all the way, next' three frames lads, CINCINNATI Ab R H O A provided harrr. Three Wilmington products being hit on his pitching arm by a Then there is the fact that Conn allowing but four safeties while Joost. ss_ 4 0 3 3 3 less. Har.over High school, Burt off Joe Kuhel’s bat. of New line-drive is just a little man. When he fin- fanning three. Qhappell granted Waner, cf_ 4 10 10 CLEVELAND the University of Grove’s arm to Kite’s Pirates, The blow caused Goodman, rf _ 3 112 0 Koudreau. ss_ h ished mussing up four sparmates two more singletons and whiffed 4 and Campbell col- he was .by McCormick, lb_ 4 0 2 11 0 Keltner, 31) North Carolina tighten and replaced today he scaled just over 175. He twice as as the tall Fink _ their mark in the Chisox clouted many Koy. if 4 0 0 5 0 Walker. if___ are making Mike Ryba after the will be three or four lege probably hurler. Errors were scarce as the Lombardi, c_ 2 1110 Davis is burn- the five runs him for four of they _ cf minors. Hargrove heavier when the boys IVerber. 31) 4 1114 Campbell, _ 3 „ .! „ pounds Finks miscued but twice the " 'state league, frame to a 6-5 and Frey. 21)_ 3 10 3 3 Trosky, 1li_ : up the Alabama made in that gain in at noon Wednesday, 4 ing weigh along- Colas once. with over The Red who belted —' Both infields executed Riddle, p _ 4 0 10 1 leading in runs-batted-in lead. Sox, side a Joe G\aA ts Since 1932. comparatively gigantic oAuj two double Hemslpy. c_ 3 of his outstanding feats Lyons for 15 hits, scored twice in killings. 30. One at 200. coM\e mac^ anp Joe TOTALS_ 32 5 9 27 11 Rosenthal, x -II i n „ f, homers in the drive in two the sixth and again eighth socce&ozp McCarthyt Hardee, with two for led New York_ 000 000 020—2 Raghy. p- l „ i, has been to But most of all, has been the SiAice “fiSBRy four, , „ in favor.
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