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BRAKES the Cubs THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. * C-5 Cards Conquer Blair Nine Grabs TUBSPAT, MAT 1. 1950 Colonials Seek * Southpaw Jinx Straight MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS . Bi-County By tha Third Aaaoeiated Press RUNS RATTED IN—Post Take Lead Lead and Jablon- To Long. AMERICAN akl. Cincinnati. 13: Pittsburgh, LEAGUE and Musial. St. Louis. 10; Ollllam and Continued From Pare C-l BATTING ibased on 25 mt haul—Wertz, Campanclla. Brooklyn, and Spencer. He replaced by Jackie Col- Cleveland. .447: Mantle. New York. New York. 9. was .415: Skowron. New York. .409: Olaon, . HITS—Long, Pittsburgh. 18: Dark. New Today lum after walking the leadoft ! Washington, 404: Pieraall. Boaton. York, and, Boyer. St. Louis. 16; Ash- Over GU With B-CCs Aid .387. burn. Philadelphia. 14: five piayera . I RUNS—Yost, tied with 13. hitter, Logan, in the ninth. Col- Washlnaton. 13: Bauer, Brooklyn. «: George Washington was shoot- 81-COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS 1 New York. 11. Mantle. New 10; ¦ DOUBLES—FurIIIo. Bell. L. W. L. York. Cincinnati; Dark. New York, and Long. lum, a lefthanded pitcher, gottW. point Trlando*. Baltimore: Wert*. Cleveland, Pittsburgh ing for its third straight base- Mont. BUir 2 0 High 11 and Berra. New York. 9. 5: Adcock. Milwaukee. 4. a * Northwestern 11 Bladensburg 1 21 TRlPLES—Landrtth. Chicago; Bruton, ball Mathews, lefthanded hitter, to Suitland 11 Beth.-Ch. Ch. I 2j RUNS BATTED IN—Mantle. New York. Milwaukee, and Walls. Pittsburgh. 2; victory over Georgetown in 1 15: Berra, New York. 14; Wert*. nine players led with 1. hit into a force play. The next t Cleveland. 11: five plavers HOME Cincinnati. Ja- a game this afternoon at the; 9 tied I RUNS—Post. 7: > Montgomery Blair has the Bi- with blonskl Cincinnati, and Long. Pitts- Hoyas’ two Milwaukee batters were i HlTS—Olson, Washlnaton. 19; Skowron. burgh. 5: Thomis. Pitsburgh. 4: eight field. New York. 18. Wertz. Cleveland, and I players tied with 3. righthanders, Hutchison . County League baseball lead all Mantle. New The Colonials twice nosed out so re- York, 17: Trlando*. STOLEN BASES —Gilliam. Brooklyn: placed Collum with Ellis Kinder. itself, thanks to 9-2 victory Baltimore. 15. Drake. Chicago, and Walls. Pittsburgh, the Hoyas last season, while to a DOUBLES—Goodman. Boston. 5: Ver- 2: IT plavers tied with 1. an The veteran righthander made - non, Boston; Skowron. New York, and I PITCHING—Roberts. Philadelphia. 3-0. game over Bladensburg and Bethesda- 1 Lemon. Washington. 4: five players ; 1.000. Craig. Brooklyn. Meyer. Phila- earlier scheduled this sea- his manager’s strategy look per- tied with 3. delphia: Lawrence. Cincinnati, and away. j Chevy Chase’s 5-3 squeeze with TRIPLES Boyd. Baltimore; Lopez. Mizell. St. Louts. 2-0, 1.000, son was rained fect by retiring Henry Aaron and Kansas City: High yesterday. Bauer. New York, and I STRIKEOUTS—Friend. Pittsburgh. 14; Maryland is scheduled at Bobby Thomson on short flies to , Point Tettelbach. Washlnaton. 2; ten play-' Newcombe, Brooklyn, and Roberts. game. ers tied with I. Philadelphia. 13: Craig. Brooklyn. 12; North Carolina State this after- end the B-CC started two juniors for HOME RUNS—Wert*. Cleveland. Jones, Chicago, Worthington. New s Berra 5: and -% and Mantle. New 4: : York. 11. a game York. __ - ' , :¦£;' Cjp. '*, ' v noon for second against The Cardinals go after their r the first time this season—- Trtandos. Detroit; Simpson. Baltimore: Kallne. a team that trimmed it, 23-1, at: seventh victory in 10 starts to- Pitcher Kansas City, and Olaon Thompson _ Washington. 3. College Park The ¦ Tom and and Sievers. earlier. Wolf- night against the greatly im- Second Baseman Dick STOLEN BASES Phllley Baltimore; 1 Big Ten Gives Wilson pack leading j Hyde—' Bauer. New York, and is the Atlantic:proved Pirates. Who will they ¦ lon. twelve players Lemon. Wash- ' and they provided impetus 2: with 1. the Chicago. tied Five-Year Extension Coast Conference with a 7-1 face? A lefthander, of course— league PITCHING—Pierce. 3-0. 1.000; record. for the Barons’ first vic-i Wilson. Baltimore: Wynn. Cleveland, CHICAGO, May 1 (fP).—Ken- Dick Littlefield. Another south- and Larsen. Rucks end Ford, New • tory. 2-0. ' neth (Tug) Wilson, The Terps got one reprieve paw, Vinegar Bend Mizell, is York. 1.000. L. athletio Thompson had troubles STRIKEOUTS Score, Cleveland. 81; ; commissioner of the Big yesterday when their game scheduled to pitch for St. Louis. 5 his Pascual. Washington. 30; Pierce. Chi- Ten against Wake Forest, the de- • with control but stayed in the cago. 17: Moore and Wilson. Balti- i Conference, was given a five- Brooklyn clashes with Cincin- game until Ed Holtz more. 14. year ! fending conference and national came in to NATIONAL LEAGUE contract extension by West- nati and will face Johnny Klipp- save champion, was rained out. • him in the sixth, holding BATTING (based on 26 at bats)— ern Conference university presi- stein, who beat the Dodgers four ' High Point to a five-hitter. Boyer. St Louis. .471: Long. Pitts- dents yesterday. Catholic University’s three- burgh. 419; Sarni, St. Louis, .387 game times last season. Carl Erskine ’ Hyde was the batting star with Moon. St. Louis. .382; Commissioner since winning streak was ended .• Dark. New 1945, Wil- will do honors for the Dodg- • Yoric, »H4. yesterday when Western Mary- the three of B-CC’s eight hits off RUNS—Gilliam. Brooklyn. 11; Jablon- . son’s present contract expires Philadelphia, relying vet- » n land nosed out the Cardinals, ers. on ¦ Tony Baker and three runs bat- *l'l„ ? . foat. Cincinnati; Ashburn, - this month. Salary terms eran Dickson, Philadelphia; Long. Pittsburgh, and were 9-8, at CU. The Terrors broke Murry will invade ! ted in. This two-run single in Boyer, St. Louis, 5. not disclosed. a 7-7 tie Milwaukee in another night j the bottom of the sixth was the with two runs in the game. top of the seventh. Earlier Bob Buhl is the Braves’ ’ deciding blow. the probable only day- Cardinals gone ahead with starter. The Blair parlayed the pitching of had light game slated for Chi- a four-run fourth, by was ' Barber, featured cago, Steve Joe Zavona and Tony Johnson’s homer where the Giants’ Jim ; Jim with Hearn faced Warren Hacker of Decker into a three-hitter one aboard. Johnson also hit at Bladensburg. Another Bi- -BRAKES the Cubs. a triple and single, scored two County game, Suitland at North-; RELINED and drove WHILE YOU WAIT runs in four. White Sox Start Over western, was put off until today, ~ Howard University also was a The White Sox, American i A single game in the Catholic \j the !%ew Rivetless loser, bowing to Shaw, 6-1, for League leaders who have played l League yesterday saw St. An- the second time this season. The only one game in the last eight : thony deal DeMatha its first earlier game was forfeited dur- days, were hopeful of getting league defeat, 3-2, at Turkey ing a I discussion in the ninth in some action in Baltimore to- • Alion, right- inning. Thicket. Monte night. They had Jack Harshman, , handed senior, was the hero with X^/SAFTIBONDrhe (hdustry’s newest and a lefthander, primed for the tight eight-hitter, /J s a five strike- finest brake lining segments Orioles, who were counting onlouts, “ INDIANS, no walks and a homer to pressure Oonded 1; DODGERS, 0 Erv Palica to register his first left field in the top of the fourth giving more t friction longer wear No CUrel.ml. A.H.O.A. Brooklyn. A.H.O.A victory. He has lost three. inning which proved to be the: rivets j Avila.3b 20 11 Gillum.lf :> n;t o ; winning to score drums Young.Mb 113 0 Zimmer.ss 3 0 2 0!|| The Yankees, a half-game run. Locklln.cf 6 0 2 0 Amoros.cf 4 0 4 0 ahead of Chicago in the won-lost iColavilo.rf 4 OHO Campa’a.c 1020 t Mackin missed a chance to Rosen.flb 20 11 Walker,c 30 7 0 ! column but trailing in percent- - tie DeMatha for the lead at 4-1 ROWING CHAMPIONS—Guests at yesterday’s luncheon sponsored by the Regal’o.Sb 3 0 0 0 Hodges.lb 3 12 1 age fORD CHEV. 4 0 2 0 3 points, were host to Detroit. ¦in Division II game RIVETED Wheels A6S Wertz.lb 1 0 Wllll’s.lb 2 0 when its Club and Washington b 2 L Y U SI Touchdown Rowing Association were seven members of Mele. l 0 6 1 Jackson.3b 3 10 3 : Ford was all set to op- Compete Evers If 31 2 0 10 10 White/ - at Priory was postponed indefl- •4 « | the Naval that won in Purlllo.rf pose LININGS 6 to Academy crew the Olympic title 1952 and has been re- Str’kld.ss 2 111 Clmoll.rf 20 O 0 ! Steve Gromek. In other r nitely. The Gonzaga-St. John’s assembled in to Kuhn.ss 10 10 Neal,2b 3 0 4 3 : games, an effort repeat. Seated, left to right, progressing from front Averlll.c 10 4 1 Templ’n.p 3 o 2 2 Cleveland plays at Wash- - game scheduled yesterday In Di- Folles.c Adjustment tor the life the to back: Wayne Frye and Will Fields, Frank Shakespeare 110 0 INewco'be 1 0 0 0 ington and Kansas City at Bos- vision I will be played a WT of and Dick Murphy, Feller.p 1 oo o Darnell.p 00 0 1! week jffv/U* Ed Stevens and Jim Dunbar. Standing, Rusty Callow, Daley o 10 0 1 Iton.
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