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fo* _ Bosox Cut Yank.Lead, Boos Turn to Cheers Paired Golfers or on Hole W Draw BOSTON CUT OFF—Bob Elliott, Braves’ third baseman, is Aces Same in, Pr»i« Lose, »*>• Anotiat»d cut off at the plate by Cardinal Joe Oaraglola and is By Gain as Aces As Nats' Robertson 28 —A By BURTON HAWKINS Brooks called out by A1 Barlick in the second inning of St. AKRON, Ohio, July pair of in the same foursome Louis-Boston game yesterday in St. Louis. Marty Marion’s relay golfers Worst Marks Also Hit the Book shot consecutive holes-in-one Pitching from the outfield caught Elliott, who tried to score from second, Resume Hot Hits at .433 on Turkeyfoot Country Cincinnati’s is making a flanking movement on Hitting runs that were Clip yesterday at the plate. This was the first of three Boston No. 4 hole. a line Club's 140-yard 's record of 19 straight wins, which will get him Reichler Braves beat the 10-3. Burton Hawkins Joe nipped at the plate, but the Cards, By a Abe hit He’ll By Using 7-iron, Joseph of agate type in baseball record books, among other things. —AP Out of a Associated Press Sports Writer Wirephoto. dungeon of despair has the green with a ball that just how about those characters who got in become famous, perhaps, but The pennant picture in the major emerged the Nats’ Sherry Robertson managed to roll in. Then Morley Ever to bask in the warm the record book by way of the back door? ... leagues has taken on a new aspect appreciation Storey stepped up to the tee with of hear of John Nabors of the Philadelphia Athletics? in recent days all because of a couple Washington’s fandom, which his No. 5 iron. • 19 in 1916. of real professionals— suddenly has been captivated by the drive hit the green and .. No? .. Well, he lost straight games Storey’s and Dixie Walker. spectacle of ’s nephew a back bounce into the cup. Hasty flicking of “The Little Red Book” re- took a week were unveiling sustained and authorita- finished with a 2-over- walked Only ago experts pre- Joseph veals Dolly Gray of Washington eight tive With a dicting a New Y<$rk Yankee rout in I batting. burst of hits par 74. Storey had an 88. one seven in succession against batters in inning, the flag race while he has tamed his tormenters. Chicago In 1909. once un- forecasting another nerve-tingling Robertson at the moment qualifies leashed four wild pitches in one inning and Ty down-to-the-wire finish in the Na- as the Nats’ hottest hitter. Since Feud were 15, when Ossie Old Rivals Renew Cobb was caught stealing 38 times in 1915. tional. The Yankees 1214 games July Bluege Sox while installed him in left field in a move Jack Townsend (1904) and Bob Groom (1909), ahead of the Boston Red the Dodgers were only 2% born of desperation, Sherry has both Washington , hold the modern record in front of the Boston Braves and batted at a .433 clip. Among his 13 In Park's lost in a 26. Jimmy Washington for most games season, New York Giants. hits in 30 trips to the plate have seven times in Foxx led the American League But today, the Red Sox, led by been three doubles and a . , but the man who struck out 1,330 times Williams, once again the “Terrible Those nine games in which Quick Sprint Robertson has as a Step in his career was . Vince Di Maggio Teddy” of the 1941 and '42 seasons, appeared reg- the ular constitute a By lh« Auociatad Pr«j Hawkin« fanned 134 times in the 1938 season. have cut three full games off hardly full-fledged Burton 28.—With But Yankees’ lead and now trail 9% comeback, but over that span he has CHICAGO, July Consider the embarrassment of Carl Weilman of the St. Louis by transformed a .125 average Why Not’s surprising triumph in the and struck games. batting Browns in 1913. ... He went tc bat six times in one game The Dodgers, with Walker hitting into a more respectable and steadily $93,800 Classic climaxing Arlington six times. Ossie of the Nats is one of many Park’s season out Manager Bluege with the same old gusto that estab- rising .233 mark. Feeling very good Saturday, Chicago’s fanned switched to who have whiffed five times in a game. lished him as the “people’s choice” about it all is Robertson. racing spotlight today where a 31-dav twice in one inning. in Flatbush, have opened up a 7- “I’ve changed my stance a bit at Washington Park, season with a game bulge over the second-place the plate,” says Sherry, “but I opens classy sprint Stakes. Goslin Had Big -Play Day—Wrong Way St. Louis Cardinals. think the big reason for improve- affair, the $20,000 Quick Step into 30 in 1938, but Goose ment is the fact that I’m more re- But Why Not, a courageous Texas grounded double-plays Both Gain Heavily in July. Free- laxed in the outfield. I like it better filly from the King Ranch, banged Gosiin smashed into four double-plays in one game. Jerry Williams, by the assorted stymied than the infield. down the curtain on Arlington's 36- , made 41 errors in 1908. Nine shifts set his left-handed playing man, Washington up against day meeting by leading from start to with five errors in one broke the Treated Better By Fans. first basemen have been charged game. hitting, Anally through finish in the mile and a quarter unorthodox defense with a tremen- “Then, too, the fans have been Four first basemen have played an entire game without accepting Classic for a over me better. I’m $71,500 victory dous power display that enabled him treating not under a fielding chance. such touted gallopers as Fervent, to raise his early July average of the constant pressure that used to once made five errors at second base in one game. Cosmic Bomb, Stepfather and On .297 to .330. During the past three be on me. I’m relaxed at the nlate at Trust. Len Merullo of the Chicago Cubs contributed four errors shortstop and I feel wonderfully free and easy weeks Ted has been belting at a Washington's inaugural program in one And five shortstops have played 12-inning games up there. It seems like a beautiful inning. .420 clip. Is pits two of the sprint stars of the Burt current man- Barnhart sort of dream, but if it is I hope without accepting a fielding chance. Shotton, waiK.ei ueiLcreu iin> i»uivv o mam 5-Shot Winner to Appointed Song and Locke, Learning nobody wakes me.” Arlington season, Spy ager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, but then a Washington , of .279 t,o an even .300 in three With Pleasure, who will match In his career with the Nats, Sherry 18 and had no fielding opportunity. weeks. During that stretch, Dixie strides in the 6-furlong Quick Step played innings As at has been a of considerable has been walloping the ball at a Pro-Manager target scramble of 130 Somebody identified as J. Travers, Detroit , was blasted At Columbus, Heads carrying top weight .367 abuse and many times he has been As as clip. for 24 runs in one game by Philadelphia in 1912. ... recently booed lustiW. Through it all. Dixie drove in three runs yester- SWIM The nine-horse field will be 1938, Harold Kelleher of the Phillies gave up 12 runs in one inning. Golf Club though, Sherry conducted himself day to help the Dodgers sweep both Paul Argyle rounded out by Delegate, Merry- And the most earned runs ever yielded by a pitcher in a'season For St. Open By Joe Ransavage as a champion. He never alibied, a from ends of double-header the a member of the march, High Resolve, Plumper, Bob Barnhart, never he talked tnen with the St. Louis in 1938. By the Associated Press Instructor, Columbia Country Club. complained. When are the 186 by , Browns, Prlates in Pittsburgh, 8-4 and 11-4, PGA for the last Rippey, Quick Reward and Foreign .Middle Atlantic of the he’d say, “The fans men were made latest COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 28.—With hooting, Iron Man Joe McGinnity must have believed all and extend their winning and a half while at Agent. less Confidence two years pro pay the freight and they’re entitled the Nats streak to nine. Hank Behrman, re- $20,537.50 in his pocket after 1—Developing With Pleasure Armed and ... He hit 41 batters in 1900. Mel Gallia of and later Cedar whipped of iron. Bannockburn Point, to boo me. Some day I hope they'll cently returned by Pittsburgh, won than four months of playing over Most of us have an instinctive Spy Song in the 6-furlong Domino has been one of six pitchers to hit three batters in an inning, will take over Friday as pro-man- be cheering me.” his third straight for the Brooks in American courses, South African fear of water. A non-swimmer Handicap early in the Arlington Detroit (1901) and Chicago (1903) made 12 errors in one game. headed Robertson still isn’t an outstand- the opener, but needed a masterful Golf Champion Bobby Locke shows this by his sudden rigidity meeting and then came right back ing outfielder, but he is displaying Team in 1899 Must Have Been Bad relief exhibition by Hugh Casey to today toward another payoff in the and tensing of muscles when to trounce Armed in the Equipoise Cleveland's scheduled improvement. He pursues fly balls escape with the win. $10,000 St. Paul Open taken shoulder deep and told to Mile. Spy Song, however, retaliated horrible team in must have been as if he’s the for The mast major league history next Sunday. scanning sky flying With in 7- Bosox Beat Browns Twice. Thursday through submerge his face. by beating Pleasure the Cleveland's 1899 representatives. They won 20 games, lost 134. discs, but lately he has been getting beknickered clouter fired a a and false furlong Clang Handicap. The Red Sox took two from the The I want to blast pet everything blasted in his direction. Washington launched its 1904 season on a wave of woe, losing 14 under par, to who The rich Classic was But Why St. Louis Browns in Boston, 4-3 and scintillating 274, saying of some old-timers is some awkwardness attached There Not’s 13 games. The Nats employed eight pitchers in one game win the second annual Columbus him out in a boat and show all the way and sweet straight 12-2. Tex Hughson and Dave Ferriss say: "Take to his fielding, part of which may be five stroke's over revenge for the King Ranch, whose against Boston in 1913. were the winning pitchers. Boston Open yesterday by throw him overboard; hell learn attributed to the fact he’s playing Demaret of Calif., and he to Triple Crown winner, Assault, last Thirteen times the Phillies have lost 100 or more games a season. First Baseman Murrell Jones was Jimmy Ojai, to swim by the time gets the sun field in the toughest major year finished an unbelievable last in awarded a three-base hit under the leaped right out front in the money- shore.” And they have finished in the basement 17 times. ... leagues. the same race. rules when Brownie Pitcher Fred won list. He’ll the scare a double the Athletics scattered 26 hits in a 1936 He will not. get Robertson contributed Hod Lisenbee of Philadelphia Ben who has led the Today’s Quick Step sprint is the Sanford threw his glove at Jones’ Hogan, of his life, and once he’s pulled and to the Nats’ nine-hit at- game against Chicago—scattered ’em all over the park, that is. wound in a first of 17 regularly scheduled stakes dribble down the third base line. parade all season, up out of the water you couldn’t get tack yesterday at Griffith Stadium, ’s Athletics have finished in the American League celler tie with 289, up at Washington Park which will dish The ball was foul at the time, but ninth place picking him back with a team of horses. a 2-1 de- but Washington dropped out $505,000 in added money during 16 times. that didn't matter. $306, while Locke was getting $2,000 of water is instinc- the fine Pear mostly cision to Cleveland, despite the season, which runs until Labor Then there was the Nats’ who The Yankees lost a full game from and the little fellow from Hershey not controlled who Roger Peckinpaugh, shortstop, tive and easily by five-hit pitching of , Day. to skidded to third in the cash list committed eight errors in the 1925 . There have been their lead when they were held Pa., will power. Here’s how you can was the victim of lazy fielding by a in their double-header with behind Demaret, who grabbed $1,400 into the water seven regulars who have played every game of a World Series with- split overcome it. Go Centerfielder Stan Spence. the White Sox. After Bobo for his 279 effort. about shoulder Jump up out inserting a hit. And since sports writers name most valuable Chicago deep. 11 Nats Left on Base. Newsom had won his fourth straight 69.42 Stroke Average. and down several times. Splash Head players in both leagues, why not also name the least valuable? Washington left 11 runners Dorothy Upsets game in a Yankee uniform by pitch- in a water over your shoulders, and of 1906 lost 20 consecutive games, an Locke, who has appeared its run in the The the White Sox came before are stranded, scoring only ing a 7-4 win, dozen tournaments since he came it will not be long you American League mark since tied by the Athletics of 1916 and 1943. third when A1 Gettel wild-pitched back to win the nightcap, 5-4. 1 at the behest ol feeling fine and enjoying the cool, Tennis Form Sheets for successive defeats is held over on April Eddie Yost across from third at a The National League record 24, by The Cardinals lost a game and a Snead—and has clinging yield of the water. BOB BARNHART. Slammin’ Sammy time when the bases were loaded By th« A»iociot»d Pr«« Cleveland's 1899 club. And that agate type suddenly has presented half to the Dodgers when the Braves, /mouth wide a 69.42 stroke average per Now, open your the new Club Bou- SEA N. 28— of compiled ager at Argyle Gotf with one out. Manager Lou BRIGHT, J„ July Hawkins the all-time major league headache. behind the seven-hit pitching 7 of the 12- a breath. Then round while winning and take deep at Layhill, Md. dreau promptly ordered reloading of Tennis experts refigured their form , handed them a 10-3 tour after the mouth and an exhibition close your put your will be the first PGA an intentional walk sheets as studied plans * Barnhart the bases with today they upsets lacing. The Braves pounded Harry face or whole head into the St. Paul event. member to hold down the pro job to Spence, but Jerry Priddy watched of the 59th annual Sea Bright Lawn Brecheen and four other pitchers at water. Expell your breath Joost Provides He gets into competition again at Argyle, which now is in its third a third strike and Mark Christman Tennis and Cricket Club Invitation Comeback for 18 blows, including seven doubles nose. Bear in mind by Western Open in Salt Lake City through your location in 20-odd years. tapped meekly to Gettel. Tournament. =as and Holmes’ . that water cannot enter your August 29-September 1, and the Barnhart spent most of the last Wynn owned a 1-hitter entering Upsets were tallied—one of them nose while air is coming out. A's With First-Division Giants Club to Victory. *15.000 Denver Open, September 4-7 year and a half building the Cedar the sixth inning, when the Indians by default—in both the men’s and Spark a While do all your The Giants staged 16-hit attack, and then he’ll head for England anc swimming you Point course at the U. S. Naval Air nailed him for three of their hits. women’s singles championship By th» Associated Press spectacled shortstop was caueo nome Thomson's 19th 1. breathing this way-—the exact Md. the matches. The tournament was con- Burlin- including Bobby South Africa about October Test Center, Patuxtent River, He issued his only walk of game PHILADELPHIA, July 28.—Edwix 11 to his sick wife's bedside in of what do at other home run, to defeat the Chicago He’ll be back, he says, in time t< opposite you The course was opened for play two to Jim Hegan to open the inning cluded yesterday. David Joost, the comeback kid of tin : game, Calif., recently. In mouth Cubs, 12-6. The Cubs used six the winter tour at Los times. through your months and was in trouble when Mickey Third-seeded Dorothy Head of at the old base- Mack was forced to Shift his in- pick up ago. major leagues ripe about the first of th« and out through your nose. in New Courses. Vernon Gettel’s to Alameda, Calif., scored a major up- for a St. pitchers. Angeles along Specializes permitted ball age of 31, has little to say abou field night game against Did know you can set when she defeated Oscar Judd won his first game of and—bad news for the home- you se^ The new Argyle pro spent his trickle down the base line in the top-seeded his sensational for the Phila- Louis and in that game the A’s ap- year, play as Phil- a thi! under water? Try opening your at would be which it Shirley Fry of Akron, Ohio, 7-5, like the cellar dwellers of the season the Philadelphia breds—he plans two-year stay last year in the Navy as co-pro hope it foul, delphia Athletics, but he's loud am [ peared eyes the next time you put your .6-4, to take the women’s crown, and ball lies divided a double-header with time. Bannockburn witH Lew Worsham wasn’t. when of hi i yesteryear as they kicked the head under. It will seem like of loquacious speaking In After Kent has for mem- was in the hands of second-seeded Gardnar Mulloy went down to one of the Reds Cincinnati. Locke, too, applied when the club At that Wynn inserted as a seer. around and juncture, was the prowess to a American POA, anc looking through green-blue Coral Gables, Fla., handed most defeats. Peterson had pitched the Reds bership in the the Navy. some swift thinking and seemingly Joost can boast witl , their humiliating Don’t mind a slight irrita- men’s crown when Frank And Mr. win in the first Judd out- have a hunch he'l glass. Barnhart has been in top-seeded Mack wired Joost to fly back in 5-1 game, the touring pros from the specializing pulled himself out of the jam. rightful pride, for he predicted Con here t( tion you might get of his last Parker of Los Angeles defaulted. time for the next and lasted three Redleg hurlers to give bring his wife and daughter new golf courses in two When Dale Mitchell’s bunt popped a night’s game in If the water Parker his action was nle Mack's A s would be flrst-di land when water your eyes. a explained with Eddie in the the Phillies a 6-4 nightcap win. make his home in the three jobs, thus the workings of along tne tmra Dase line, wynn threat. again lineup play- is clear it will go away in a the result of a pulled muscle and a vision Detroit lost an on courses. brand new will be familiar threw to ing his usual polished game, the A’s Third-place op- money grows golf and will layout trapped the ball, then It was back in afte moment or two, you chest blood clot. It was the third April shortly to on the Yankees In 10 medal play tourna- to him. After a year and a half at Yost were an alert, heads up, win- portunity gain playing to see under Yost, forcing Hegan. whipped the American season opener ( again shots ii enjoy your ability time in the 59-year history of the League team. when it was held to a split by the ments Locke has fired 2,777 sea he built a nine-hole golf course the ball to Christman, who tagged Ferri ning water. It also helps take away Sea classic the men's singles that Joost declared he and has collected $20. at while in the a Bright While Joost’s average is Athletics in Philadelphia, the A’s this country and of water. Guantanamo, Cuba, Gettel owning into second for weri ) batting l your instinctive fear championship was defaulted. Fain, rookie first baseman, back to win the second 537.50—that figures out at $7.3) Navy, before taking over at Ban- double only .212, the likeable infielder has coming game, It’s much better to do anything play. In the men’s doubles finals, Bill to “make” Mack's ball culb a club in com with a going batted in 39 runs and hit home 5-0, after Detroit had won the every time he swoung than it is nockburn. George Metkovich followed eight he’: with your eyes open Talbert of Wilmington, Del. and And he was right. 5-1. not counting what i Barnhart was a member of the to sending Mitchell to | runs, three in the last four games. opener, petition, with them shut. (Continued to- single right, Francisco (Panchoi Segura of Ecua- This fellow Eddie Joost is m on some lucrative exhi at the of Boudreau and picked up morrow.) golf team University third. Up stepped Hi dor defeated Frank Shields of New stranger to the major leagues. Southern California, but quit a to center, bitions. rammed long single York and Richard Gonzales or Los played the infield with Cincinnati Payton Falters. school in 1930 to take up the golf returned with a which Spence iyin- Angeles, 9-7, 4-6, 7-5, 6-0. 1939-42, then made a Nations i Gets Rich mark Ii and he has been active imum of haste to Christman. It Light-Heavy Champ Locke hit the half-way profession < In the women's doubles to champion- League shift from the Reds th' deadlocked a since that' time. was the for Metkovich never the Columbus tourney France Whitewashed payoff, ship match, unseeded Mrs. Virginia Boston Braves, on the volun Served California Clubs. his and scored all going 138 with Demaret and George Pay slackened pace Kovacs of San Francisco and Mrs. At of Boxers at the Le tarily retired list in 1944. He eami Expense Heavy Va., but it was n< He was assistant pro the way from first base on the single. D.. I- I trv ct o cr a a “Tfpmn Wirlrpr Artnro. ton of Hampton, Gladman Buck of New to stage a "Kemp wicKer Appre- and Marjorie back in 1945 to play 35 games for thi -7 ■■-3” -- — the as thi : Mesa Club in San Diego pro i contest the rest of way In Own Net Feller Sent to Mound. York—for a mild ciation day” August 8 in honor Tourney C. C. in Van surprise—conquer- Braves, but in 1946 found himsel Associated Press Sports Writer African fired through win< at the Girard Nuys, of the of ball club South Er«« With two out In the sixth, Wynn ed Miss Fry and Barbara Krase of the minors with Rochester manager their By th« A»«ocio*»d Calif. Later he moved to the Mead- back in NEW YORK, July 28.—A lot of and rain and lightning for closini at San 6-4, 6-2. Wicker piloted the Columbus in Great Falls, Mont., and Yost singled successively, Francisco, of the . have no 69 to PARIS, 28.—French tennis owlark Club fighters found there’s rounds of 67 and spreadeagli July which Boudreau waved Bob The mixed doubles title was won Cardinals to the Sally League two of its titles and from there to the Duquesne point Joost hit. 276. clouted 19 homi money in field. finished 16 stroke: fidgeted today with Moran of being light-heavyweight the Payton a Feller to the mound. He got Buddy by Gertrude Santa pennant last season, although his 1 more helc Golf Club in before runs and batted in 101 runs fo as as there are with 290, wortl in American hands, two Pittsburgh champion long back of Locke Lewis on a grounder to Monica, Calif., and Segura, who de- club was seventh in team batting, one Hun- four-and-a-half-year Navy hitch. Rochester last year and this sea beatable heavyweights around by South Africa and by feated Miss and Earl Cochell sixth in team its best $167.50. his wife and a,t second. Fry via i fielding, Barnhart and young son was back in the majors and in the case of Gus Lesnevich Demaret’s 279, five stroke ; gary. Robertson, who singled to start of Brooklyn, N. Y,, 7-5, 8-6. leading hitter batted only .298. After French Internationa daughter will take up residence in $10,000 purchase by the old sage o the most surprising thing is that came Melvii Yesterday’s Nats’ seventh, and Yost, who Parker said he was told by Dr. Columbus had a cinch discover- back of the invader, from whlct Silver Spring. the Shibe Park. it took him so to make the with 283 tournament windups, were the Charles Farr of New York that if long (Chick) Harbert of Detroit an oc- walked to start the ninth, ing America compared to Co- the local fans stayed away in droves Although Barnhart played to the A’s discovery ... A colorless, me- to a course-recon [ Nats to reach base against he rested he might be able to get Joost reported trainini lumbus Wicker’s discovery of first much of it due the men’s doubles casional round of tournament golf, only , gave South Africa into action in two Par- base at West Palm Beach, Fla thodical ring workman for several in the third round, tw< to Feller. Robertson didn't get beyond back weeks. place. 32-32—64 and mixed doubles titles, with Eric he had little opportunity play where Mack took one look and con years, Gus suddenly busted out as than the Columbu: first base when Spence and Vernon ker added he had decided deflnately strokes better and Eustace Fannin de- or practice while building the Ce- > a Sturgess to the and "the As hav knocker-outer after his dis- Club had ever been negoti an advocate out and Priddy grounded pass up Southampton fidently announced, Monday matinee—John Gal- Country Tom Brown, United States dar Point Club. He is popped from the Coast Guard.' 75 on thi feating was nullified when Orange tournaments, but hoped to their best shortstop since Joe Bole i charge the Columbus 'Ohio* ated. Chick skidded to a 6—4 of the golf out. Yost’s walk • breath, and Bill Sidwell, Australia, step-up-and-hit-’em ... and in the classic. for last winners. Here's the way Manager Joe however. in several lo- Lewis hit into a double-play play Newport played my pennant real estate man who owns the final round, 4—6, 6—4, 6—3, and was in the money Vella explains it: “The biggest Champion Lev Metkovich caught Robertson’s long Jost then proceeded to prove hin , Darby Dan Stable and a piece of National Open Mrs. Sheila Summers and Sturgess cal events while at Bannockburn. purse gus ever got before the war golf for thi fly to center for the final out. right. the , may turn Worsham played par ; then went ahead to romp through —WHITTLESEY 1 was about $8,000 for fighting 73-71—144 and barely madi A crowd of 10,046 saw the Nats’ Indians, 2; Nats, His at has bolsterei 1 up any day now as owner of last day, Mile. Jadwiga Jedrzejowska. Poland play shortstop Tami Mauriello. When he a 290 tota j winning streak halted as Cleve. AB. H. O A. Wash AB. H. O, A. got an Ohio Wonder the money list with Romania five-game a in the A's infield notori newspaper. : and Constantin Caralulis, Drivers Tonight ninth Mitch'l.lf. 4 0 3 0 Yost,Mb 4 3 11 position $12,000 for Joe Shute for las Racing was charged with his 0 Lewls.rf 1 flattening Kahut, what he’ll do in his spare time. which tied Denny in two love sets. Wynn Met'ich.cf 4 2 3 5 5 0 ously weak for more than a decadf straight 11 victories. Gettel B'dreau.ss 4 2 2 2 Rob son.lf 5 2 3 0 he thought it was all the money and was worth $50. defeat against Joost both to his left and place Sturgess also had flnaled agains For Car Title Rob's n.lb 4 0 9 0 Vernon.lb 3 0 10 0 goes righ in the world. He Midget received credit for the win as the 0 0 0 said, ‘if the gans Year’s leading money winners: of the nev Edw rds.rf 4 Spence,cf 3 10 0 to make that Athletic Josef Asboth Hungary, By th# Associated Pr#st 3 0 2 1 Prlddy.2b 3 0 14 plays pitcher want to see I’ll Locke. South Afrlcs —’#20,537.5 , Nats returned sixth place. Keltner.Sb action, gamble Burrows Victor Bobby i The women’i 1 >o 3 0 2 2 Ch'man.s* 4 0 2 2 in recent could see whei Surprise Demaret, Oial. Calif.-- men’s singles champ. PHILADELPHIA, July 28.—The Gord'n.2b years only with Jimmy Idle the Nats will tangle 2 0 5 0 Ferrell,e_ 3 0 3 0 anybody for that. and Hershey. Pa. -#19 0»01 * had been all American, Mrs today, Hegan.c the was in the field. Ben Hogan. final Eastern States midget auto cham- Gettel,p. 2 111 Wynn.p.. 4 2 0 3 opposition then he went over to and Ed Oliver. Wilmington, Del-$14,063.6 with the St. Louis Browns tomorrow England i Todd the single! Feller,p 1002 -,- Final Mdngrum. Chicago-$11,375, Patricia winning will be the tonight Additionally he has provided 1 when he in Men's Clay Court Lloyd ; pionship prize night at Griffith Stadium. -Total* 84 8 27 10 got $50,000—that's really Jim Perrier. San Francisco— $U.2H5.l Doris Hart, while the from Miss : as more than 40 racers at Total* 31 6 27 8 that seems to have inflame 1 the Associated Press Ed Pontiac. Mich- #0.548.7 | compete spark turned killer.” By Furgol, i Osborne anc Worsham. Pittsburgh $0-l-3-3 Misses Margaret Cleveland _ 00000300 0—1 an entire team. Lew the Yellow Jacket Speedway. Cestac After Third PHILADELPHIA, July 28 —Fifth- Johnny Palmer, Badin. N. C. Louise Brough beat Todd-Hart li Kayo Washington 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0—1 Jhost’s inestimatable value to th » Columbus Discovers Wicker— Schoux, Los Angeles.. 12’922'V$<,294.1 \ Burrows wa: George CHICAGO, July 28 (IP).—Abel Run*—Mitchell, Metkovich. Yo*t. Run* seeded Hartild today the doubles. Two-base hit*— A’s was demonstrated when the be Columbus, Ga., baseball fans plan Buenos Aires batted in—Boudreau (2). surprise holder of the Easterr Thus, for the first time since the Crosses Irish Sea Cestac, 222-pound Robertson, Boudreau. Sacrifice—Priddy. cham- MINOR STANDINGS international protege of Luis Firpo Double plays—Wynn to Yost to Christman; Statesmen’s clay court tennis French championship* heavyweight to Boudreau to Robinson. Left on Press his Gordon By the Anocioted began in 1891, not a single Frenel and Jack Dempsey, will bid for bases—Cleveland. 3: Washington, 11. Base* { pionship. In 25-Mile Swim Gettel, 3: Wynn, 1; Feller. 1. and Schedules net- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. reached the 16 final third knockout to- on ball*—Off Major League Standings The University of Virginia player places. straight Chicago Struck out—By Gettel. 4; Wynn. 3. Hits— W L Pet. W. L. Pel the Associated Press ty Hezzie Williams ol Off 3 in 6*s innings; Feller, 1 la man took the crown yesterday by 64 38 .628 Rochester 48 55 .46 night against Gettel, JULY 1947. Montreal PORT PATRICK, Scotland, 3H Wild pitch—Gettel. Winning pitcher MONDAY, 28, 56 45.554 Newark.- 45 58.43 at Game in the windup defeating Dave Perchonock, defend- Syracuse Ruth Guest Chicago eight-round _Gettel. Umpires—McGowan. Orieve and Jersey C. 57 46 .553 Toronto 45 60 .42 \ July 28—Tom Blower, 33-year- Time— titlehdlder, 6—2.6—1.6—2. 42 6< .42 i 28 at Marigold Gardens. Jones. Attendance—19,043. ing Buffalo 49 47.510 PHILADELPHIA, July PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. successful swim across the Irish who later teamed with his van- W. L. Pci stars meet at Shibe Park Results Yesterday. -S 'g £ .a T ■ W L Pet. ball today Channel Standing -fj 0 68 62 .48 * Sea’s treacherous North 2; Wash., 1 Los Ana 70 51 .579 Sac'mento in the fourth annual American Cleve., •iciubs Oakland 64 53 .547 Portland 54 63 .46 today after completing the 25 Schnaars and Diehl Matter, n5 6o .45 < Babe Boston. 4—11; St. L„ 3—2. i *j Jim San Pran. 62 58 .517 San Diego Legion All-Star game with time of 16 Hollywood 65 66 .45 ! miles in the unofficial £ & 5£5l?g a>* J £ J of Haverfora College, 6—3, 6—3, Seattle.- 60 61 .496 as honored Detroit, 5—0; Phila., 1—5. jr„ Ruth guest. hours 9 minutes. Now York 8| 9| 8| 9| 8| 9|12| 63| 32| .663| 3—6, 6—1, for the doubles title. N. York, 7—4; Chi., 4—5. |—| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. TEXAS LEAGUE. Blower swam the English W L. Pet. W. L Pci W T Prt W T, Prt Games lotion | 3|—| 7| 5[ 6| 6|13]12| 52| 40| .565| 9'A 41 .598 Columbus 49 56 .46 Channel 10 ago in 13 hours Today. Kan. City 61 > Houston 68 38 .642 Tulsa 54 55 .49.' years lla 49 08 .45 Louisville 62 46 .574 Min ap Ft. Worth 56 46 .623 Beaumont 47 64 .42: time Detroit at New York (n.). Datroit i 51—| 9! 6| 7| 8| 91 49) 41| .544111^ 46 59 .43 25 minutes—second#fastest 5| Griffs' Records Milwa'kee 56 46 .549 St Paul 8hre’port 55 51 .519 Okla. City 45 63 .41' — 80.42, J Chicago at Phila. (n.L Ind'apolis 52 53 .495 Toledo 44 Dellas 57 53 .518 Sail Ant. 46 68 .37 r recorded for the feat. thil'phio | 4| 8| 8|-1 8| 3| 6J 9| 46| 471 .495116 BATTING. Only games scheduled. i (lowland j 31 6| 4] 8|-| 7| 7| 5| 40| 451 .471|18 G. A B. R. H. 2b. 3b Hit. Rbi. Pet . Ferrell 23 63 8 20 7 0 0 10 .31' W. L. Pet. W. L. Pci Wath'gian ! 4| 51 6| 6, 9|—| 41 71 41| 48| .461119 Hudson 14 29 3 9 1 0 0 5 .311 1 Mobile 67 40 .626 Nashville 52 53 .49 Games Tomorrow. C'ndint 18 10 2 3 1 0 0 1 .301 New on s 65 46 .586 Birm ham 53 57 .48 St. L. at Wash., 8:30. (hiuga 1 8| 2| 4| 71 5|11|—| 4| 41| 53| .436|21>^ McB'de 32 Oft, 10 20 2 2 0 1! .291 Atlanta 54 52 .509 Memphis 46 59 .43 Spence 80 20# 35 8.3,14 « 11 47 .28' I chat n ga 56 54 .509 Little R'k 39 71 .35 Chicago at Phila. (n.). H.Lanil 5| 6| 3j 4| 2| 6| 6|-| 321 58| .356|28«/ Yost 50 2.35 32 66 8 3 0 13 .28 j ft 1 at Wynn 30 75 3 21 3 o 1 .281 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. It-BRAKES-1 Cleve. Boston. Lttl I32[40j41147 j45j48153j581 | 1 1 Vernon 8ft 34 7 38 94 14 9 3 48 .27 W. L. Pet. W. I». Pc RELINED WHILE YOU WAIT Only games scheduled. Lewis 87 321 37 84 10 3 6 36 .26: Columbus 66 40 .623 Augusta 51 61 .50 1 2 0 0 3 .251 M'ncuso 16 39 10 ; Greenville 66 47 .544 Jacks'ville 49 54 .47 CHEVROLET DE 50x0 6 3 1 10 .251 ABB "fE BA ■VP 64 206 15 52 — 66 .45 NATIONAL LEAGUE. .2 Evans ; Savannah 54 48 .529 Macon 4. BUICK SPEC. Grace 56 180 19 43 7 4 2 12 .23! ChaTl'ton 54 48 .529 Columbia 36 69 .34 J FORD Results 86 20 3 1 1 13 .23: S^F 75 Sal 75 Yesterday. < R'bts'n 45 10 [ #»IW ronTIAC Stindigg t * 1 O PLYMOUTH** 4—4 Pier'tti 16 18 1 4 O 0 1 .22: EASTERN LEAGUE. Brook., 8—11; Pitts., 66 1 2 26 .21' OLDSMOBILE Priddy 88 308 30 14 W. L. Pet. W. L. Pc DODGE ■ Jj 1—6. "<“■ = 0 6 .21' Cinci.. 5—5; Phila., « Travis 48 140 5 30 3 1 .625 42 52 .44 PACKARD-110-120 ! 13 1 ! Utica 55 3.3 Wlll'sport CHRYSLER ■ f Z *—* O. O- B .1 ^ ® Ch’m'n 77 269 23 67 12 1 20 .21! .42 New York, 12; Chicago, 6 CD Cg s|l3?!CD Lj Wilkes-B. 54 37 .593 Hartford 38 51 17 1 3 0 0 0 1 .171 Sc'b'gh 19 Albany 62 .38 .578 Bingh ton 36 52 .40 > Low Priced 3. 7ft 10 13 1 0 0 1 .161 Other Cara Equally ( Boston, 10; St. Louis, Iraaklyn j-| 41 8| 7j 91121121 71 59j 36| .6211 Case 34 Scranton 50 40 .556 Elmira 34 58 .37 H'fner 18 28 2 4 0 0 0 1 .14: t • 7~ 0 ADJUSTMENTS FOR Games Today. SI. Loait i 81—1 91101 8| 3j 51 "71 50[ 41| JS49j Perrick 20 7 0 1 0 0 0 .14: 3 6 1 1 0 2 .141 |l|> at Mastn IP 43 LINING Brooklyn Chicago. NawYart 5j 6|11| 7] 5| 471 49, .540| 8 Sullivan 9 3 000000 .OOi JE ALL LIFE OF THE | 5| 8|—| ■ New York at Cincinnati. Cary 11 1000000 .00 AUTO GLASS—> Parian I 4j 61 51—1 81 9j 91 8| 491 42. .538 8 Boston at St. Louis. PITCHING. TRUCKS RELINED BY APPOINTMENT 451 50[ .474114 G. H. BB. SO. IP GS. CG. W. I Wait Only games scheduled. (intlnnaii j 7| 7| 6j 4j—| 4j 8| 9| Cary 11 22 6 8 16% o O 1 i ImtalUJ 'whSe'u 50 1ft 14 11 Games Tomorrow. 6|12j 43j 49! .467ll4< Wynn 21 164 58 157% ! ftltiga I 21 7] 41 61 61-1 : M'st'n IP 117 48 71 13ft 17 7 8 pg ggff »