Sports Newhouser Whips Yanks for 4th Time, 6-2
Adams and Berry * £ -.¦: fe£9H rn. -w Can't Agree ’ Hal Chalks Up Composers Black Badge fe DETROIT, MICH.. SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1944 C By LEO MACDONELL Victory the Jack Adam* of Red Wings, Badly - 13th Beaten * 1 t .am one-time rugged hockey referee MmL»€ Tin— I a. Mme for sweet Richards, Mayo heckler, has gone in Rum Fourth as music .. . Sig Romberg is his Star at Plate favorite ... All of which calls for Seven Hearts Wins a match between Adams and Clair NEW YORK. July B-Havlng Berry, traveling secretary of the flattened Bill Zuber three times By LEWIS H. WALTER in three this season, Hal Tigers, who will ¦ sJr i fLßfflgm HBVr w.’• tries i Black Badge, Detroit turf Newhouser now’ takes permanent possession of William as his fa- champion two seasons, suffered ; K ... for Herbert music vB vorite cousin. the of his first defeat in four starts Sat-! Zuber yielded for the third time urday when Seven Hearts, owned today at the Yankee Stadium, 6*2. . . . Mur- Midge by the Brown Hotel Stable of Paul Richards broke a run- ray. veteran apiece in fourth with a Louisville, to a three-quarter c- : *M tie the raced I W' V home run into the left field seats, professional re- length victory under Jockey Mike and a two-run triple by Eddie members bark / Caffarella in the $15,000 Gover- Mayo in the seventh insured New- nor's Handicap at the Detroit race houser his thirteenth triumph of ’ j' a chase misrhiev- track. . *' the season and also an All-Star •• M v - ’ < -% mis kids out of nr Htr* fiiT*kr4k. rHtw- x v a* m. 'Bu "J' m -¦* The top weighted Black Badge % \r~ iiX'.iffi.r'r j.. mttf* K4r T Jsz... «« I T» nod from Joe McCarthy next his < * at carrying 127 pounds and giving "4: v \ nil «¦ Tuesday night in Pittsburgh. Huos-o Conn- away weight each of his seven to ALLOWS 4 try Club On e Jack Adam. rivals, finished out of the money HITS of the kids being Thomas Dewey. fnV the second timp this season. It w-as Hal's fourth triumph Lou Nova gets a bang out of The 1.3-10 favorite from the stable over the Yanks this season and that song about the "San Fer- of A. E. Hirschberg of San Fran- he accomplished it easily with a cisco of his in carried thousands four-hitter. There were few thrills nando Valley" California . . . to defeat with him as he a crowd 9,534, including The former Yogi man lives in the barkers for of finished fourth. He failed to 7,704 cash clients. , . valley . After months 16 sea any stage, werp duty. Boh Feller took exams to threaten the leaders at j Mayo and Richards the despite the urging of jockey principal of Zuber's , . disturbers be a petty offieer . The former Johnny peace. slugged for Cleveland pitching star earns his Adams. Mayo William Amber ——— 1 'ir- £ In the third, and . The Dixiana Farms triples seventh service honors the hard way . . Capt. of the Light, which set the pace into! rounds after jabbing him with a Dave Rankin ma- stretch, finished second, with! - "• Neither rines, Purdue foothal star of the ld I IHBH9& H 1 single in the first. of three years ago, now wears an Mrs Edward McCuan's Wise Moss | the first two Mayo blows ra*ng air medal, for his work as a third and Son o’ War fifth Jug, Byron Near Title the scoring hell, but he hit the fighter pilot in the Southwest Pa- jackpot in the seventh. MECOND VICTORY and Higgins . Singles by cific . . Ike Williams, the light- Hoover the straight vic- inning, seasoned by weight. has h gift for sketching It was second in the first and his work has received credit- tory herp in a comeback drive by As Home Pair Has 59 Hostetler's sacrifice, opened the Seven Hearts, which was the 2- second. retaliated in able critical approach . . . The Yanks 19-12 « MeSpaden and *’ * vear-old champion here in MINNEAPOLIS. July fl’Pl Harold fJug> the last half with Milosevics* and suffered a letdown last year Byron Nelson moved within mashie-pitehing distance of victory in Time* Photo three-h agger and a fly by • w after winning the Arkansas Derby. the Golden Valley invitation golf lournamen? today while a couple Thundering thoroughbreds leap for Johnny Adams on Night Crawler, the nag Metheny. Job for Babe Black Badge's defeat was not a of kieal hoys were making good with a round that set new- marks They went into the seventh thp advantageous positions from the starting at the extreme right. No. 3, Likeasnot, Lynn Doyle of the Philadelphia great surprise because 3-year- in professional golf trailing by one run as a result older rivals a lot Minneapolis, the was second and the gray colt, My Bulletin suggested that since Babe old was spotting Le« Bolctad. and gate at track Saturday in the fifth Tet of the Richards’ homer. With one Didrikson Zaharis could do every- of weight. A real disappointment Joe Coria. St. Paul, this morning race. But this time the race went to Rambler, was third. out in the first half Zuber walked thing else in a sports way maybe however, was the Dearborn Sta- had a best hall card of 59. 14 Outlaw, Higgins singled. Mayo she should be coaxed to fill the ble s Nelson DumUan. which fin- under the Golden Valley par of tripled to right center and York a second base spot for the Athletics ished a close second to Black 7-Run Inning 73. and two under the PGA record long fly to Metheny knocked in Badge in $lO- . a week earlier the 61 on this same the third run. . . On second thought, Lynn said of established - Sport Kings Handicap. by Edge of this week Nel- Pitchers to Give maybe that wouldn't work out course earlier Two Rallies Win RALLY CHECKED triumph since Babes hubby. George fol- Caffarella's on Seven son and MeSpaden. lows her on a golf course and he Hearts was the high spot of a Dodgers eagle on the lXth green where he The Yanks raised r mild dis- might want to help sec- triple which gave him riding hon- Beats and Willie Goggm. turbance in their half during her play Hines ors for the second successive Sat- they were at the ond . . , The rules The plus score of Nelson and All-Star which bothered don't permit To N. L. in $ (l'P>- v.,.,-f, urday. The week before he had PITTSBI'RGH. July to 14 today as For Red Sox plate by Japanese beetles, also two nrl basemen MeSpaden soared Frank Kovacs, .whose clowning ridden five winners whilp Johnny The Pirates blasted young Calvin a result of 5-up and 4 up w ins i With what many experis believe to he superior pitching, the by Newhouser after he thought among be) on the court brought him censure Adams had the other three This Coolidge McUkh off the mound Their closest competitors. Bill BOSTON. July 8 fUP>—The Nationals may be the favorite those who when the s<’nior the uprising had gone far enough. from tennis officials, play- time the veteran rider from SChc- 'with seven runs in the second in- Kaiser and Boh Hamilton, had a circuit players engage the Americans in the annual interleague All After the Yanks completed a ts now Red Sox scored five runs in the night. ing . . neetadv gave his many followers ning today handing the Brooklyn count of nine. Star game at Pittsburgh Tuesday play on the first two in Red Cross tournaments . plus first inning and six more in the double ;n the crowd of a good start Dodgers straight de- Notwithstanding, this writer strings along with minority In Kovacs. an army private, recently 12 602 their twelfth The two teams meet tomorrow second against Cleveland today, the Tigers in the ninth, York walked when he brought the 6 to 1 Air- feat barring a top-heavy picking the American Leaguers to and returned from the Pacific area... 8-5. morning, and. then coasted the remainder of the Washington, scored on singles by Cramer sirkle itno a first his and Thurman Tucker, Chi-' Hank Borowy. the Yankee pitcher, dead heat in the Truett (Rip> Sewell won decision for Kaiser-Hamilton, the game to 11 to 7. bag their ninth triumph in 12 ea*;n and Richards. win. - race. lb-arts although bag M \ NAOKR Jn* McCarthy New York I beaten only a college He followed his Seven tenth game he walked championship will be in the n.A aosTox in classic, For the National War Fund was once as cm n n 'starts the midsummer COACHES—Art Fletcher Srw York, and triumph on the favored Toy Quav six men in addition to hitting one Nelson. A at to- hurler. while winning 23 games for MeSpaden and abhoa abhoa which was played July 3. Jr* Cronin. Bouton double-header the stadium in the eighth race for a $5 20 tiatter of Nelson 0 first | . . . The lone was Morning violins and R,lb 6 1 • 0 Otbian cf ft 2 3 NATIONAL I MillE morrow Detroit’s starting pitcher* setback handed I'lllspi R(,H mutuel. BROOM VN Lt. Ben ft*-«r*y.lf ft 1 1 0 Burbr-r.3 6 2 1 1 1933, in Chicago as part of the PITCHERS Andrnu, he Trout to the former Fonlham star b> AB H O A AR H O A MeSpaden today were Nate Boston: All will Dizzy and Johnny H'-ckrt.rf 4 14 0 Kox.rf 5 4 10 Javery. Boston. Max Lamer 8t Iv>ui* Although Jockey Keiper bad BM*r> 3 ft 2 1 I 2 A ? 3 Tex., and » promotion Century and Villanova in 1939 .. . Tennis is Cacrart 3 Hogan. Fort Worth. Budrru 4 3 A 4 Jnnaon.lf 2 0 4 0 of the of Raffen#b*rg*r. Corsica. Walter Dubiel Stev* »en ~f 4i 3 ft Ruasell.lf 4 0 Jim Tohm Boston. Ken . declining come all the way fiom Garden R- 4 I J Dayton O Going Clnbnr.rf 3 13 0 I>o»rr.2h 4 2 14 Progress. I Rip and oppose in Argentina because of Gaian If 4 1 2 0 Harrtt rl I I H Tony Penna Finn), I Philadelphia: Sewell. Pittsburgh, Roser will them. It will 1 Krltnrr.3 3 1 0 2 lb 2 o*o Bucky at Camden N J.t to ft the Nelson-McSpaden « Walters. Cincinnati. he shortage . . . State Park .1 0 I 0 0 the ball Before the W'mkr rs Elliott. 3 J 1 1 out in 31. Mark.2b 4 0 3 4 W'aifnrr.r 4 1 While no official lineups have CATCHERS Cooper Roser* first *tart for the Dunstan, not 14 2 [»hi 4 2 1 1 Brooklyn . . go another coming do/pn . are Stark y ft 2 2 Lope* c 4 2 l holes added 0 0 ulate on such things for Manager Steve O'Neill Now thpy S2O. 2 2 and Rynld».p 0 0 0 Hughtn.p 0 6 0 lk INFIELDERS Chicago: said that illness of Jockey J. R. Layton *• 4 ft 2 A of Phil Cavaretta. when they be found . . . Coach Olnio 2 Idle 7ak in The winners’ card 6.3 com- Calvert, p 10 10 Bucky Walters the Max Pittsburgh. ] the possibility of Dick Wakefield ran p I J o '*ie 3*. to beat down the Cl»v*land 401 04Ki 200— 7 League team. Pttts- the S|>hinx in Egypt in a baseball ; Total* 33 2.-4 ST Id 27 12 the hack nine —ll burgh; Augie Oalan. Brooklyn; Joe “I can hardly believe It.” he dicap. *Hal'ed for Webber in *'*h’f B- non 600 000 00* i Me 101 2Dixie Walker. Brooklyn. added punch we need Run* B'-rda*lray 2 Waikn Rra*an s ago . MeSpaden Sox and Giants 30 years . win was climaxed hv H ckM' 2 Keltner. son of the Red Sox. winner of 13 MANAGER Billy Southworth St. Lou* to battle our way back to the Webber, C ¦»« » r *ri P.ue»e Barrett. Kill Boudreau 2. Cuilenbine two teams plaved a game Keiper hustled the gelding home Eagle the 18th green where he Mack, Culberaoo. O Dea games in the regular COACHES Mike Gonzales. St Louis, j The in oil D' M Zak Sewell Error* on Error* Wa*ner season thus and Philadelphia first division and maybe the top. in front rival 3-year-olds, »**io t>>P»l win- batted in Boudreau 4. Keltner 2. [ Fred Fitzsimmons, the the Sphinx. of six Run* hai'ert in Ru**ell 2 Har- down a 30-foot putt The Run* Terry far. Hank Bo.owy of the Yankees shadow of Olm- ran See rev, Fo* 3, Do*rr 4. Wanner 2 When Buy • We can use a guy who hits a victory rrl'. Dahl|tren Zak Seweil. Did %<*tl la*! Bond* scoring neck over the Elliott 2 ners again showed a 6.3 against bie hit* -Culber*on. New*ome. either Harold Newhouser i.aian Ot»*n, P. W aner 2 Two and or those long ones like Wakefield.** heavily Camna from R'»#r W»!ker Home run* Boudreau 2. favored M Barren thp Byrd-Revolta card of 67. Fo*. Wa*ner. Paul (Dizzy) Trout of the Tigers.l $7 mu- T»- ha»e hit# Mikimi 2 Keltner Doerr. Reerey Double play* DETROIT NEW YORK Hirschbeig Stable for a 20 Ga.an. R'ie«el: Bra*»r Th'ee bate nit* also scored Ornmek to Bob Muncrief of the Browns. | Cabot With Pros Double Kaiser-llamilton Mark to Boudreau to or r tuel Elliott Cnwarart Sacrifice* Zak narrower to Rocco. Keltner to Mack to AB H O A AB H O A two triumphs, hut the Boudre«u Besides Newhouser and Trout.; * 0 IV»dgers. play* Omier to RrhUiU Coararart to Zak Barber to Poerr to Finney, Bou- 7th; Hoover 5 2 3 Mlsvch# 4 12* Augie up with only * Rocco. Bobo of the Adams turned Brooklyn they Wins 0 margin were Galan t.i Dahl*ien Left on ba»»» to which held dreau to Rocro Lett on baae»— Boeton 7, Tigers picked on the American' H#tetlr.rf 2 2 0 Strnwi»,2 3 0 ft 3 who used lo he a switch hitter, one winner. Carl Graham's 4-year- Pi*t»bur*h 5 Ba»** on hall* Off Sewell to behind the 4. Baae* on ball*--Off Terry 2. squad Outlaw.lf 4 0 3 0 Mthnv.rf 4 13 0 Wef,|.#r caused them fall Cleveland League include Rudy York Crawler, which A off M- Li*h 2 Struck out By 1 Reynold* off Calvert 1. otf Oromek Higgins. 2 3 2 L|nd#l.cf 4 0 3 0 rarely bat* right-handed any more old gelding, Night pace-setters They made a fast off 1. and Pinky All in the Mayo.2h 3 4 Hit* Off MrLi*h 4 in 1 innln* 4none out 2. off O'Dea 3 Struck out By Terry 3. Higgins. S 3 4 3 Btnbcft.lt 4 110 just to a victory in A inning*, off Reynold* * 0 7 does as well left he brought nose ir »e< nd», off Webber tn A morning finish to heat Byrd and by Hugtieon 2 Hit* Off 2 in 0 Tiger quartet except Trout have York.lb SOSO Etten.lb 2 By off Cramr.cf 4 13 0 against southpaws «s the Frank MarDonnel! purse Sec- Kin* otn 1 ir-lir* Hit by pitch*r three up and came inning, off Calvert 5 in 1 Inning, Oro- seen action in games, Grime#.S 2 10 3 pitcher Revolta inning* Terry 9 < All-Star fucker RchMi.c 4 3 4 0 Grbark.e 3 i In Checks o*o Sewell f W'atk*r > McLiah mek 5 In 4 off handers .. . ond in this which honored Wwhir.p Zuber.p Lou Tufanos sprint I'mpire* Wewart Dunn ana Ma*erktirih through one-up against Jimmy | inning*, off O Dea 3 in 3 inning* off although Higgins played as a rep- 3 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 and « Balk Turner,p 0 0 handicap per- the late Times sports writer Time 2os Attendance V 539 pa <1 Hukb»on in 2 inning* ODea resentative of the Athletics. 8 (UP) 0 0 - Hines Winning pitcher- Terry Lo*m* pitcher PHILADELPHIA, July •Martin 10 0 0 .. . Buy I Rni* Futon: Emil Leonard. Wa*hinfrton Boh the Athletics scored DETROIT While a Stable Polscn which had »nw*om Philadelphia 3j 4 1 lesring from ar rolled to three straight tnum|>hs i 13n C|*v*,*ni iKln-mtn 4-4 «ni AMERICAS I F.A<.tK Jo* pa**, New York, and , to Run#—Hoover, Outlaw, Riggins. Mayo, \ in in $2,000 W- Pet. *OB DIZZY TROIT. 1. It was Bobos seventh winj W VJ opr ration here. This lime Midwest Genevieve Winrkler was the • nnrt W L Pet. *GB L Richard#, t Rn*»on fßowmnn T-3 HAiismnnn 33 DETROIT York. Milaaevlch Metheny. Runs New 4 |3O m F VVT St. 43 33 VIA Chi 3A 47* «V»i against Higgins, 2, M Yoi k I t purse the Romar 2-year-old was straight 4. t f 3A 40 .474 7 CATCHF.RB Richard Frrrell Waanin*- seven losses. batted in Metheny, Mavo winner for the second iflrovr 7 7 »rwt PiAtrirh S-4' »t Bn* 41 3ft 539 2 Clev Richards J Tfmnip- third as CTurnco 3A 40 T ton Frank Have*. Philadelphia; Roiilej 2. York. Btalnback. Two bm f Alexis a well beaten victory .nne;phi« i K 4 hit# May© went to Buhl's Craek Reward, 1 p K’«VT Handay ’a the Sox, the American League's ! Milatevtrb. 2. Home run Saturday morning at De- St t-oui* i Holitri**wortb V 3 »n/< P-»tt*r saiarday* Kronit* 4.ante« INFIELDERS Lou Boudreau C'eve- Richard#. Sacrifice bit#- Ho#tetler, New- t h e with Porter Roberts up races (Wolff a. NY DIT-KV 431. Bobby leading hitter is - A-M at W«Ahir,*ton 3 S and Wynn I»KT 2. land. D«err. Bo*ton PINKY HIG- who in a bad houaer. Left on base# Detroit 11, 7. CSv - Boa 12). DETROIT. New phia Eagles, The frenk riding performance troit Yacht Club. She finished first A to, 1 30 | m KWT Boa 11. Clev GINS Ken Kellner Cleveland: slump, get a hit York 2. Double plays--Milaaevlch t# Cht-Phtl <2» Stephena. failed to in four a.rw Miw \4TION VI Ir AM K Phlt 3 Chi 1. G*or*e MrQutnn. St l.om* Vern fltimweiea to Etten, Higgins to Mayo t» shared an of the day was that of Charles in the first race. Results: 8 L night 8 L-Wa*h (2). Louie, times up and to N*t» York (Hanarn 0-1 and Vr>i»*H* 11 91 Wa*b St. and RI'DY YORK DETROIT increased 24 York. Etten to Milaaevlch. Bases the contract Genev leve (Chipman NATIONALLLA4.I r on balls apartment with Brure Cabot, Rianco, rider for the First race 1. Winck- at Ch;#*.* rs 3 Hall th 2 2 3 Grieve Thompson is an The ling was 729. Helen A a- Cinrinnati tCi’irr 3-2 and RraalM Game* © r*tt 101 Y-Chi (2>. Tuck'r cf ? 4 1 Gartaon.l 3 110 Soldier# Ray War Rond#. Too Kilpatrick, former of which state city Gumbrrt 4) 41, 130 p in S'.VVT Phil 3 Ctncy 2. N 4 0 2 2 0 John Reed the and shared McCracken. 0 Bkn-Pitt Schalk.2 Fatal*.cf 3 3 1 R--«ton (ToSin t* 9 and Jav*ry 3-11' *t 8 1 4. Bn* 421 Carnet 14 I*o Yale All-American end and head $28,283.74 on their percentage Third race—l, Doris Nevins: 2. (Br*ch**r * CnopAr *. Phil-Ctney i2). Havca.c 4140 i R» Lout* 1 and M. NY Chi 3. Hod gin 3 3 0 1 3 -WcGh** 14 2 11 o! Williams; Evelyn >. Pitt * ft 81. 42 * Hits 20 to Square Garden, 3, 9-3 1 .40 r m CWT Bkn Bo* Otf Wakefield See of No. Madison returns basis. I Vera Welsh Crtrht.lf 113 0 Kell.3b 4 112’ 0 to New port News, Va , July 10 Turnrr c 3 0 1 0 Whit# rs 3 1 i * Webb a# Buach.aa 3 0 4 3 Hhm ptrf Ini I a*t Boy a BmM 3 113 Monday Hmpr’#. p 1 o 1 0 New am, p 3 10 2 Briggs Here I-opat. p 10 0 2 IOWA CITY. la., July 8 (INS) BELLY FLOPPER As Win —Dick Wakefield. 25, slugging Giants Total# 30 « 3 24 13 Totala 31 27 It Chicago 010 000 000—1 rookie outfielder of the Detroit Sanders' Homer CHICAGO. July 8 (INS) Philadelphia 200 000 10* -3 Tigers before his entry into the Kddie Mayo, th* Tiger Run# Carnett, Hall. Hayea. Nfwaom. Pared hy Mel Ott g twentieth Run# batted in -Havea. White (Newsom navy, has received an honorable aacker, who did a •cored on Webb a error*, Curtright Two- discharge and today was re- aecond home the York Giants haw hit#- run. New Webb, Newsom. Double play*— ’ a return to Hodgtn to Mihaltt to Carnett, Ruarh (un- i ported considering defeated the Chicago Cubs. 6 to for Cards lot of haw running hi New 3. aaaiatedi, Webb to Schalk to Carnett Left; baseball. He will talk to W. O. Wins «. today to win their second game of on base# Chicago 3. Philadelphia Baaea Briggs, owner of the Tigers, Mon- 8 York Saturday bk the on ball* Off Humphries 2, off Newaom 1 ST LOUIS. July Ray the series before about 6.000 fans. Struck out By Newaom 2. Hita Off day. Sanders hit a home run and a Humphries a tn 0 innings off Lopat 1 in 2 , His return to baseball, how- Tigers beat the Yanks, is !*r.W IHI( tUI inning* Losing - today to aid Rookie Ted YORK pitcher Humphries. I'm- double AB H O A ABHOA ptrea Berry. Jong* ever. will dppend on what his 0 Hnhbard. Time—l. 44. Wilks to his first major league shown duNtang into third Ruckr.cf A 1 2 Hark 3b 4 0 2 3 Attendance 4 ooft draft board does with his rase. a« the St. Louis Jurge* 3 4 10 1 Hugh* *• 4 10 4 shutout Cardinals Ott rs 3 2 4 0 Oavrcta, 1 3 LlO o whitewashed the Boston Rraves. base safely as third base- M.lwck if 0 3 2 0 Ncblan.r *lll Wantrh 1 4 113 1 Dlandrn l 2 13 0 4-0. man Grimes takes the late LmbrOi c 4 3 3 0 Pafko.rf 4 o A o POSTON *»T. Ull’lS w WK9RH: Kerr.a* A 1 2 A Johnan.2 4 0 1 1 Stir Up Redeems Himself , AP H O A AR H O A Lubx 2 A 0 1 2 Willma r 3 2 A 1 Rvir Ih 3 I J 3 Hopp rs 3 1 A 0 throw. Fcitlmn p 4 0 o 2 Frlk*n p o o u n UMlIb 4 n f> 0 Sumter* 1 3 3 A 1 9 Adam* p 0 • 6 0 Lynn.p 1 n 0 1 Holnn* rs 4 I 3 A Mualfl rs 4 P 3 ft •Merulln 10 0 0 I 1 1 W 4 3 5 0 Vnrlbrg.p 0002 Wright - .. rs 4 Copr.e ' Wins Rich N. Y. Handicap ? Nt*mn,lf 4 1 4 0 Kr«*ki 3 3 0 0 1 1 1 Novlkof 110 0 Kltittr.r 4 13 0 Ltsrhlr If 3 0 3 0 Wy»c.p 0 0 0 0 Wltlmn* 4 13 1 Mnon «« 3 o 3 3 By 808 CONSIMNE Total* 13 27 12 Total* 31 T 27 16 Phillip*,3 3 0 0 1 \>rt»nn,2 3 12ft 39 (INS)— mop nn4l "H Wioi» p 301 ft Hatted for Lynn in fifth NEW YORK. July 8 1 Dwyer, paid 110 50. $4 60 and ''' tt.P 2 0 0 I # ayuv, Up. ribs beaten $2.10. Lucky Draw returned inoo 4fws/L tßatted for Vandenberg in eighth. Stir raw by Eddie SIO.BO '.mn ttittH? MmaMk* to $2 winded By Jim- » m,p onoo New York 101 022 000—6 Arcaro s whip, pounded victory and 60. The IKom inoo Chicago MR PreakneM, Ihevbn and able length or behind. j i two