O'Neill, Off to Good Start, Hopes to Have Red Sox in Stride Soon McCarthy Declares Snead Upset Costly to PGA; Washington, D. C., Saturday, June 24, 1950—A—11 • Physical Exhaustion Fazio Out, Harper Survives Ted Speaks His Piece Caused Resignation By Merrell Whittlesey iw $»•« Cfttlp—Baseball mally taken over, the American Hypocrisy' As 16 survivors teed off in third- of Boston fans Williams League’s slumping pre-season fa- (Last of a Series.) tude round matches, Sam Snead was would ask to be traded at the end vorites. the missing, the victim of a startling Joe Reichler of the season? He took command after By upset. But Eddie Burke’s 1 up Associated Press Sports Writer to it.” Wil- Red Sox announced in St. Louis “Nothing snapped victory wasn’t a popular upset “I don’t know how or that Joe McCarthy had resigned BOSTON, June 24.—Ted Wil- liams. why with the tournament sponsors, didn’t his $50,000 a year job. McCarthy liams has two great ambitions in he got the story, it certainly to in this left the Red Sox Thursday in who figure lose plenty life: come from me. I haven’t spoken now Chicago and flew back to his Buf- $40,000 guaranteed event, 1—To become the greatest hit- to him all season. that the top drawing card is out but falo home to be treated for pleu- ter ever in “The story didn’t hurt me, with risy and influenza. Along Snead, defending baseball. it could have. Sure I’ve talked He indicated then that he in- champion, medalist. leading about a trade. But that was years — To be- tremendous 2 the club next money winner and a I was a foolish kid then. I tended to rejoin come the high- ago. crowd favorite, went all the pres- red-necked when I’d Tuesday in Philadelphia. est paid per- used to get ent and former members of the drives held back But last night the 63-year-old former in the see some of my Middle Atlantic delegation with the strong wind that pilot said he was through. He told game. by almost; the exception of Virginia's Chan-j blows in from right field1 Boston sports writers by telephone Because h e always dler Harper, whose brilliant golf Park. The same drives that he was “physically exhaust- spent three of in Fenway all day long yesterday was too the fences in Detroit, ed.” Asked if he expected to re- EDDIE BURKE. the best years would clear good for Fred Annon and then New Cleve- turn to baseball, McCarthy re- of his baseball York, Philadelphia, Dick Met*. mouth alter that exntDiuon ana with no show of indecision: in the land and St. Louis. I estimate I’ve plied, career Harper Six Under Far. slapped at his tee shot on the during lost about 10 homers a season by “No, this is final.” service Only Johnny Palmer, runnerup par three 14th. hitting it in the the war. it took playing in Boston.” Action Comes as Surprise. last year, played better golf than deep rough, and Toskl easily won for the The distance to the right center 14 years Tom Dowd, traveling secretary over the the hole. Five minutes after it in Park Harper in two matches Red Sox star to field bleachers Fenway of the Red broke the news Sox, Scioto Country Club course in the appeared Toskl would be two realize his where Williams hits most of his, of goal McCarthy’s resignation at a and the he was even. halved than in other first and second matches, down, They as performer. His $125,- homers is longer any conference in St. Louis. top paid press Carolinian was seven under par IS and 16. but on the short exclusive of a small bonus American League park. “It all came 000, Up so suddenly,” for his two victories, to six under seventh Fazio hit his tee shot in is the most “No, I don’t want to leave Bos- based on attendance, he said, “that no salary terms or the Ted continued. “I’d like to for Harper and Dave Douglas. the watery ditch, and on easy ever paid to a player although ton,” length of contract for O’Neill were under Tom Burke (shortened from Burkow- par five 18th Fazio could only Babe Ruth’s $80,000 in 1930 and end my playing career discussed. That will be decided I ski), the 43-year-old Union City, halve Toski's scrambled par. ’31 netted more because of lower Yawkey (Red Sox president). when the club returns home next Conn, (summer), and Boca Raton, In the morning. Fazio finished taxes. don’t know of a better organiza- week.” , Fla. (winter), mentor, chipped in- in fashion. He blrdied Not this season, Wil- tion for a kid to hook on with. opposite counting McCarthy’s resignation caused three from And who better? to the cup for an eagle three of the last four holes of hia liams’ lifetime batting average is pays as much surprise as a similar 31 feet off the 18th green to beat match with Stasaowskl to win, .353—third place in the list of Babe Ruth His Hero. move in May, 1946, when he left Snead. 4 and 3, with one-under par golf, baseball immortals. Ty Cobb leads “I’m perfectly happy where I the Yankees. He had led them to is Today Harper met 24-year-old, he was two over in the afternoon. with .367 and Rogers Hornsby am now. But it wasn’t always this eight pennants and seven world 124-pound Bob Toaki, the young- Lew Worsham, Washington's second with .356. way. When I first heard the news titles. ster with the match-stick arms, ex-National Open champion, met Hurt By Rule Change. that I had been sold to Boston I He quit the Sox while they were who beat A1 Smith and Wood- Palmer one round earlier than think that if it were not almost blew a fuse. in one of their worst slumps. They Some THE WATER’S FINE—If yon think you have troubles, you should try this—the 3,000-meter mont’s George Fazio yesterday, last year, and was out one round back in 1931, "I always dreamed of playing were 8V2 games off the pace when for a rule change steeplechase, one of the events in yesterday’s National Junior AAU track and field champion- after Fazio played some very spot- earlier. After Worsham fllnlshed would be 10 with the Yankees or Giants. Babe his resignation was announced. Williams’ average ships at Park. That’s Bob of the ty golf on the last five holes. in Ruth was my hero. I used to “I fair College Dellinger, unattached, Jeffersonville, Ind., atop hedge, fast to stop Jerry Glanferante points higher. Cobb and Hornsby received treatment in Bos- 5 into the just before he was dunked. The others are Howard Jacobson (left), Pioneer Athletic Club, New Fazio beat Frank Staszowski, the first round. 2 and 1, he lost had the advantage of the “sacri- dream of hitting homers ton,” McCarthy said, “but didn’t York, and Richard Cornfield, Shanahan Catholic —Star Staff Photo. and 3, in the first round. to 4 and 2. if a friendly right field stands in the what I set out to do.” Club, Philadelphia. Palmer. fice fly rule.” Under this, accomplish The still have or Polo Grounds. sponsors Lloyd runner advanced a base after a Yankee Stadium The Sox have lost 11 of their Halve Five Straight Holes. Mangrum and Jimmy Demaret to the batter was “Why, I had followed baseball last 14 games. said he fly was caught, McCarthy folks at each from Palmer was out in 32. 4 under old to read and draw the $3.50 not with a time at bat. since I was enough thought it was “best for the team” Lew was 2 charged Fuchs to Set Record Nats Routed Tribe today through next Tuesday’s par, and only down. scores after the Red Sox had been mired in that he out. Expected by if a man Now, even get half of the But Palmer knocked in a 30- division final, but remaining a fly. the batter gets an at bat. the second throughout Club a on the 10th Wins One for O’Neil]. professionals are little known out- footer for birdie With the salary ambition real- my boyhood.” In at AAU Meet to go 3 up and they halved flva O’Neill club a With Easter side their home districts. 11 ne piloted the to win Shotput Today of ized, and a high place among the would ne quit Daseqau Leading holes before end- last night in his first game at the Jim Fuchs, the world’s greatest school sprinter from Chicago, Jim Shute straight Johnny game's greatest batters assured, were traded? Demaret Plays Today. helm. shot-putter, was expected to shat- Golliday, stole the show in the 100 ed the match with a par on the what lies ahead for Williams? “Well, I would have to be Today’s top matches appeared sent; “I am ter the National Senior AAU rec- meters. He took 16th. Worsham, like Fazio and choice. sorry Joe had to step out, the semifinal over Powerful Attack to be between Demaret and 45- What about his remark a cou- to a club of my Otherwise; re- but I am very glad to get another ord in that event today, as the 62d New York U.’s Ira Kaplan the other second-round losers, ple of years ago that he planned I’d quit. Burton Howkins year-old, twlce-champion Denny job as O’Neill said. annual edition of the AAU games in 10.8 seconds and then beat By ceived $200, while first-round to retire after three years? Of “No matter what you may manager,” Shute. and Mangrum and the 1947 hearj “It feels went into its second and final State's Arthur in Star Staff Correspondent losers received $100. he mean it. in the future, the only mighty good to be back day Morgan Bragg finalist. Chick Herbert. course, didn’t me say who tied Fazio for sec- in at College Park. Juniors com- a 10.6 final, to about a June Harper, “Listen, brother, if I had thing I do mean is that Yawkey managerial harness,” he added. equivalent CLEVELAND, 24.—Big Mangrum and Demaret are seniors take over 100 tional qualifying honors last enough money I’d quit right now. has treated me as no man in the “This is quite a break for me.” peted yesterday; nine-and-seven-t^nths yard Luke Easter is developing in the plenty glad to be around today. dash. Jim month in Richmond, is playing And I mean every word of it. world has ever treated me and I’d O'Neill said he hoped to get today. Georgetown’s Fielding, manner Bueky Harris predicted Demaret was one down and three Metuchen (N. spectacular golf, ideal for match Sure I love to play ball and I love be a fool to want to leave him.” Boston back in winning stride Fuchs, Yale athlete represent- representing J.); he would, but it is Bucky’s mis- to play to Greensboro’* Charley play. In the morning against to hit. But if I had enough I’d No With Yawkey. shortly. He said, however, he did ing the New York A. C., had a YMCA, wras second'in a heat, but fortune to be in the path of the Farlow in the first round, and Squabbles Annon he had seven birdies, four quit. I guess the fans and the Did Williams ever have salary not plan any immediate mark of 57 feet 2l/g inches to lost out in the semifinals here. towering Cleveland first baseman buried a ball in the trap on the lineup of them from putts over 25 feet writers have something to do with with Yawkey? shoot for today. He established Another Negro school star, while he's working up steam. 17th, but still edged Farlow, 1 up. squabbles changes. high and twice chipped over dead It. But that’s not the whole of it. "Never. I’ve never been a hold- wife re- that mark last year. Joe Walker who Harris managed Easter last year Mangrum was 1 down to Skip McCarthy’s said he 18-year-old just stymies into the cup. “I’m sick and tired of all the has at San a’nd rated him Alexander through 11 holes of out simply because Yawkey signed on advice of his personal Fuchs should crack that. He was graduated from Cardozo of Diego had three There’s too and Against Metz, Harper politics in baseball. been more than fair with as 58 and who as an excellent major league pros- their second-round match, always physician. Dr. Arthur Burckel. has tossed the shot far as Washington represented birdies and wasn't over par for much hypocrisy. Too many peo- me. Last winter, for instance, the Falcon Track and Field pect. He clung to that notion had to drop a 5-footer on the “He had to retire,” she said. feet 5',2 inches, an unofficial Club,! a 69. The was on extra turning point ple are out just for the publicity Tom called me into his office and was second in a heat semi- when Luke got soft to a faltering 18th to keep from going “His health won't permit him to world record. He also has made and the 13th, the par 4 that Metz they can get. There’s not enough asked me what I would consider a start this season and now Easter holes. continue as manager. heaves of 58 2, 57 8%, 57 8'/g final and sixth in the final. Walker reached in 2, while Chandler was sincerity in the game. fair salary. even is making Bucky look good while The presence of Shut* and 1939 McCarthy Took Over in 1948. and 57 6Vi. did better in the 200 meters, But Harper blasted out “I want to live my own life. I want to Titllst 42 years old. trapped. “Well, I’d enough get at- finishing third behind Bragg’s ex- making the Nats look bad. Henry Picard, became of Although a good portion of and dropped a 4-footer and Metz don’t want to be hounded day and on I told him. It didn’t McCarthy manager In the last two he has give heart to golf’* veterans. In along to focus on cellent win in 21.3 seconds. Golli- games j to Chandler a one- like to where I want the Sox shortly after the 1947 tention was expected 30 3-putted give night. I'd go take more than 10 minutes to was against Washington. Easter fact the only players under the sensational shot putter, many day sixth here. played hole lead. and do what I want.” World Series. His 1948 club lost are Toski and Jackson Bradley. draw up the contract.” has slammed three home runs to out for the American title other track luminaries were sched- Best of the longer races were Burke almost lost a chance Disavows Trade Story. This is the Williams who re- League and two singles. He delivered two 28-year-old Chicagoan who met in a playoff game with the Cleve- uled to do their stuff today. Andy the 1,500 meters and the 5,000 beat Snead. In the first round Sam How about Jimmy Cannon's re- ceived the sum of $150 in the form of the homers last night and bat- Picard today. land His Stanfield. Seton Hall’s dash ex- meters. In the 1,500, about three had to shoot a 68 tq top 8ammy York Post of a bonus to with San Diego Indians. 1949 club was District Champion cent story in the New sign ted across six runs as the Nats Open Charley 1 the afternoon Snead beaten out by the Yankees for the pert; John Twomey, the quarter and a half times around the be Byrd. up. in that because of the hostile atti- 14 years ago. took a 13-4 mauling from the Bassler was in a great spot to league in the last miler from Illinois A. C.; Curtis quarter-mile track, Lawrence Ellis was out in four under par 32 but championship as where Bradley is today, but Horace Ash- Indians before 26,629 Bob two on Burke. Eddie game of the season. Stone, Fred Wilt and of New York’s Pioneer Club was first round to only up Lemon pitched a 5-hitter to win Charley lost in the McCarthy took his first big enfelter, all well known distance next to last the first time around. birdied the 10th to cut the margin his ninth short-hitting George Shafer of 30 Homers Set and a host of others were He game. to one, and it was all even when Majors' Mark; league managership with the Chi- runners, gradually made up the dis- nearby Greenville. honors. Easter’s Hit Goes 475 Feet. Snead the 14th. Snead cago Cubs in 1925. Six years later out seeking additional tance and ate up 15 yards in the Bassler three-putted straight bogled Easter walloped his 10th homer was in 38 a and in he took over the Yankees Two Records Broken. home stretch to nip Thurlow back for 70. and Hit 11 and in the third in- greens in from the second through Yankees Tigers of the season four rounds here was 10 under went on to the greatest success times in the running Brown of Morgan State by about fourth but still played the out par ly the Associated Press nation because of poor health. Although ning off Rookie Bob Ross with —and eliminated. ever enjoyed by a major league a foot at the tape in 3:55.6, only nine in even par and was even Mr. Better make Despite the record home run events were for the most part very two aboard, sent another run Hey. Spalding. pilot. five-tenths of a second off the with Shafer, ex-bull-pen catcher Snead Downcast. test of “normal” flurry in the majors, the power- it was in across in the fourth with a long another run that respectable yesterday, junior record. with the Cincinnati Reds. But 8nead was downcast after his laden Red Sox failed to hit one. O’Neill, one time top major fly to left, then clubbed the long- baseball. the field events that two junior defeat Burke. was hit league catcher and former mana- Wins by Late Spurt. in Muni- Bassler played Sunday afternoon by to a Only homer of the game est homer ever witnessed The 1950 “rabbit” rode L. back. He had five "Hell, everybody just their the Browns. ger of Cleveland and Detroit, is records were broken. George A similar late won the Stadium off Joe Haynes in golf coming 5s, plays flock of new records last night by Dick Kokos of spurt cipal known as one of the and lost on the sixth. Then Brad- best to beat old Snead everytime Reliefer Maurice McDermott craftiest men Ker, a College of the Pacific grad- 5,000 meters (about 3 miles) for the sixth with Dale Mitchell on when 30 home runs were hit. Vs ley beat Shafer with three-over- they get against me," he said. took the decision over Duane Pil- in the game. San Francisco second. Back yonder in 1930, July 18 to uate representing Herb Semper of the University 4 and 3. Shafer didn’t “This fellow Eddie Burke catches a that saw the lead He was as second homer made his par golf, 24 homers were hit dur- lette in game engaged “supervisor Easter's be exact, Olympic Club, tossed the 16-pound of Kansas. He and John Johnson break 80 in the afternoon. me, that's all. He came out of change hands five times. of scouts in the Middle West” by first resemble a bunt. It was a ing a regular eight-game pro- shot out to 53 feet 7% inches to trees Sox Joe Red of New York Club blast into the upper George Plays Too Cagey. traps, and everything else That stood until last White Enjoy Romp. Cronin, Sox general man- of 53 feet Pioneer traded tremendous gram. night. break the 1940 standard Fazio lost on the 18th to Toski, to keep on my back like I was tho Chicago also went for the long ager. last January, and later was the lead for the first few laps, and deck of the right-field stand, Holiday and Sunday double- set by Stanley Anderson, Phil Masi and Dave 6 inches then 475 1 up, but the long par four 13th devil hlsself. I cain’t beat that ball with called up to the Sox to replace ath- Johnson moved out more which traveled approximately header schedules have produced another San Francisco O. C. was the deciding hole in that stuff." Philley hitting homers in an 11-5 Coach “Kiki” Cuyler, who died. than 50 yards m front. But feet. more, but not often. lete. match. Fazio was 1. into Eddie was more White Sox romp over the A’s. Semper on a terrific kick in The Nats were to rely on Sid up going concerned about De- * put The big blast occurred in The other mark was in the the hole, and after Toski was in a new car. Elmer Valo and Wally Moses hom- the last lap to gain all the dis- Hudson to halt Easter and the In- troit where 11 homers were hit, javelin where William P. Miller, trouble, Fazio needed only two Snead?" ered for the losers. The White tance back and win by another dians today, with Gene Bearden “Beating he piped. "I accounting for all 19 runs in the an Arizona State athlete repre- from 18 feet to 2 But wasn’t Sox have won 10 of their last 12 Leaders 50 in 15:28.1. slated to toil for Cleveland. Hud- putts go up. thinking as much about 10-9 thriller over the Major Catholic yards going away Tigers’ AMERICAN LEAGUE. senting the Shanahan George loafed on his first putt and that as a new starts. New York Pioneer Club’s Mere- son has beaten the Indians both winning Cadillac— Yankees. As the opener of an Batting—Kell, Detroit, .375: Doby, Club of Philadelphia, did 218 feet left it 4 feet it too I Brooklyn pounded groggy Pitts- Cleveland. .357. times he faced them this year, short, playing did both and boy do I feel good !'• series for He dith Gourdine survived a protest Important four-game 15-3 win. Runs—Williams, Boston, 81: Stephens, 5>/2 inches on his first throw. de- cagey, and missed the next to give Eddie explained that a burgh for 19 hits and a Bo»ston, 65. in the heats to win the 200 while Bearden won his only friend first this game will long be his second and meters Toski a place, the Pirate Manager Runs batted In—Stephens and Williams, passed up chance, at the Nats’ halve. from Michigan City, Ind., prom- During rout, Boston, 68. hurdles. It was claimed he ran cision expense. remembered by the babbling on his third try was many feet Fazio had a bad taste in his lsed him the Bill Meyer and two of his players Hits—Kell. Detroit. 87: Upon, Detroit, Ross offered little encourage- gift if he beat Snead. crowd of 51,400 worn-out fans. and out of his lane in winning his heat, j Dillinger. Philadelphia. 78. shorter. The former record of Harris in his first major were banished. Doubles—Kell, Detroit, 20; Williams, but the protest was disallowed J ment for Boston. 1937 Gilliam Evers’ Clout Is Decisive. Three of the 12 homers hit in 17. 217 6 was set in by league start. The Indians nicked Triples—Dillinger. Philadelphia. P: He also won in the semifinals in When Hoot Evers his were Graham of the University of j completed the National last night Doerr. Boston, and Henrich. New York. 6. time for the event him for a run in the second on Class Home 23.9, best yes- C Duffers' Jankowski inside-the-park homer with a each by runs—Williams, Boston, 20: Texas. Boone’s Cup Conroy, slugged by Dodgers—one Rosen. Cleveland, 17. terday, before winning the final A1 Rosen’s double and Ray j man on base in the ninth inning, Carl Stolen bases—Dillinger. Most of the other figures In Duke Snider, Billy Cox and Philadelphia, in 24.2. single, collected three more in the record fell. and Di Masglo, Boston. 5. field events didn’t record another major league Furillo. Strikeouts—Reynolds, New York, 69; approach third when Easter hit a homer Other winners were Won Mrs. Markus In Golf It was the 11th homer of the game, ball cost Raschi. New York, HO. proportions. The broad jump was yesterday Lemon and by Semifinals Red Munger’s gopher Pitching—Byrne. New York, .889: after Ross walked 8-1, James of Robert Backus, unattached, ham- Mrs. Louis topping the old high of 10, ac- St. Louis a ball game at Boston McDermott. Boston, 5-1, .833. well contested, Knight Mitchell. They added two runs Markus, Indian I P. K. Smith and Walter Brill of mer Lewis on three different runs NATIONAL LEAGUE. State winning in 24 throw; kail. University complished as the Braves scored all their Kentucky in the fourth after Ross walked; Spring Country Club, now holds Ridgewood Jim Hegan. the womens’ Roy Grieve, Bradley University, Class C Duffers Cup were scheduled to play J. M. Con. Detroit hit four homers in the largest crowd of the year, 30,720. Runs—Jethroe, Boston, 50; Torgeson, Marcellus Boston, representing the Indians Hammer Haynes. Boston, 46. 110-meter hurdles; Don Shanks, after the tournament at Manor and John Jankowski of fourth to tie an American League Earl Torgeson's two-run drive into Runs batted in—Ennis. Philadelphia, 48; University of Iowa, was fifth here The Nats picked up a run in Prince Sauer, Chicago. 46. Warinaco A. N. jroy record for one team. As the with 23 feet 6% inches. There C., Elizabeth, J., yesterday. Mrs. Markus shot a in the the right-field bullpen in the ninth Hits—Lockma" New York, 79; Robin- the third when Sam Dente walked, [Georges today semifinals of son. Brooklyn, 76. 3,000-meter steeplechase: Staf-' Yanks also hit one in the same was the big blow. was a three-way tie for first place went to third on A1 Evans’ double, 100- 24-76 to win low gross and tie Double s—Robinson, Brooklyn. 23: ford Thompson, New York Pio- 'Congressional's member-guest golf the American rec- Musial. St. Louis, 19. at 13 feet in the pole and a frame, League Homers Win for Cubs. vajilt and scored on Eddie Yost’s ground- for the low net lead. She chose ! tournament. Triples—Musial, St. Louis, 6: Slaughter, Also neer Club, 400-meter run; ord for two teams in an inning 5. four-way deadlock for fourth. Indians breezed They hit only two homers in St. Louis. er, but the against the gross Home runs—Kiner. 15; Thomas Bano, unattached, 56- prize. Eddie Gallaher, Washington disc also was matched. Pittsburgh, competition was close in the high Haynes, collecting three runs in Philadelphia, but Roy Smalley’s Campanella and Snider. Brooklyn, and pound and Dole Mrs. I and Jim 14. with six locked in weight throw, Frances Deinlein, Bethesda, jockey, Gardner, repre- But records don’t tell the story off Ennis. Philadelphia. jump together the sixth and four more in the clout with two on Reliefer Stolen bases—Jethroe, Boston. 16: Keyser, of Pacific: Wil- the of this terrific ball second place. College was awarded the low net top senting Washington Club, were game. Trailing Blix in the seventh Reese. Brooklyn, 7. seventh, which was featured by Donnelly Strikeouts—Spahn. liam Hillyard, Baldwin-Wallace, to face J. D. Kendall and Bobby 6-0, the Tigers scored a big eight Boston. 88; Rob- The running events provided Rosen's triple with the bases award for her 101-25-76. Other boosted Chicago to a 7-4 victory. erts. Philadelphia, 72. and Richard Calisch, unattached, Morris of Prince in the in the fourth. Then they saw the Pitching—Miller. Philadelphia. 8-n, the slim crowd the most excite- loaded. Georges Don Mueller and Hank Thomp- 1.000: Konstantv. Philadelphia, and Hiller, in a three-way tie for first in the winners were Mrs. Mel Hamby, other semifinal. Yanks fight back and go out front Chicago. 4-1, ,800. ment. An 18-year-old Negro high son blasted Howie Fox with sev- pole vault. Washington, 101-23-78; Mrs. B. Smith and Brill advanced on Tommy Henrich’s pinch homer Nats Notes—Connie Marrero yes. enth-mning homers in New York’s Crickbaum, Bethesda, 104-25-78; terday by V. A. Johnson the with a man on base. Also, John Udisky, New York will beating in eighth over Cincinnati. Muel- and Sandalio Consuegra op- 5-2 edge and Schedules Police Sports Association, Mrs. G. E. Rosden, Congressional, and Col. Jimmy Wilson of Army With one out and a man on in Monte Major League Standings running pose the Indians’ Dick Weik and ler’s blast broke a 2-2 tie. 101- and Mrs. F. W. Devlin, Navy 1 up in 22 holes. Oallaher Evers socked a Joe JUNE 1950 hop, skip and jump; Bob De Vin-1 22-79, the ninth, Page ineffective on relief SATURDAY, 24, Early Wynn, both ex-Nats, in to- Kennedy, ney, University of Kansas, 400-? Bethesda. 101-22-79. and Gardner defeated T, K. pitch for the inside-the-park St. Louis Wednesday, went morrow's double-header Yost against meter hurdles; Bill Jacobs, Uni- Wheeler and Ralph Bogart of homer and the ball game was I a was hit on the head by a throw the route, scattering 11 hits, one Standing 1^1 3 of Mrs. Carl MacCartee was the Chevy Chase. 2 and 1; Conroy and over. AMERICAN versity Oklahoma, 880-meter a homer Ted Kluszewski. The Easter in the eighth inning! at by ”tl"1 run; Accabi Ath- by Class A. blind bogey winner Jankowski won over A. V. Holmes Here’s the way the homer pa- Remits Yesterday Henry Laskaru, win put the Giants one game over i' l i letic and retired, but wasn't seriously! Columbia, while Mrs. M. M. Fil- and George Thornton of Indian rade went: Cleveland. 13: Wash.. 4. l[j iJjilil I P Club, New York, senior 3,000- the .500 mark, their high for the Detroit, 10; New York, 9. Detroit 31 8 meter hurt. lius took second place. Class B Spring. 3 and 2. and Kendall and First inning Yanks— Boston. 12: 8t. Louis. 9. H 3| 9| 6| 2| 7| 38; 18) .679; walk; Edward Forrester, Hank Bauer, one on, 2-0. year. Chicago. 11; Phila., 6. Police honors went to Mrs. E. J. Mather, Morris eliminated R. O. Wisslnger Yanks— New York 6 5 2| 610 5| 38| 22| .633! 2 Sports Association, New Third Inning j 4|—j with Mrs. Walter Jarvis taking and Eddie Ault of Indian Hank Bauer, none on, 3-0. Games Today Cleveland 5—1 .576! York, junior 3,000-meter walk; Records Spring, Yogi Berra, one on, 6-0. | 2| 5{ 4| 5| 3|10| 34| 251 5Vi Griffs' second. 1 in 21 holes. Wash, at Cleveland, 2:00. Horace Ashenfelter, Penn A. C., Batting. up Fourth inning Yanks—. Flam Balbiers Boston Gerry Coleman, none on. 6-0. Meeting New York at Detroit. j 3| 2] 5j——j 5] 6j 71"-5j 33] 30] l52^| senior* 10,000-meter run, and Sal AB. R. H. 2b. 3b. Hr. Rbi Pet. inning Boston at St. Louis. 0 0 0 0 1.000 Mrs. Ellen H. Jester and Lou Fourth Tigers— 21 32 Pearce_ 1 o 1 Dlssy Trout, three on. 6-4. For NCAA Net Crown Phila. at Chicago. Washington! 5] 4| sj—j 8j 2| 3| 27| .458|12^ Escoto, unattached. New Orleans, Noren_158 24 51 0 5 4 28 .323 • ha«nis$ Priddy, none on. 6-5. O 8 Spangler won over Tex and Doris SSSSt Jerry 2! 261 junior 10,000-meter run. These Yost _224 40 6S> 11 27 .308 Vic Wert*, ont on, 6-7. Sy th« Associated Press Games Tomorrow Chicago j 5| 3| 5{ 4}—| 3{ 4| 33! .441[13>4 Mele_150 18 46 7 3 5 33 .307 Carpenter in a Scotch foursome Hoot Evers, none on, 6-8. last two were 59 11 18 1 O O 4 .306 Wash, at Cleve. (2), 1:30. junior and senior Comb* ■ Seventh inning Yanks— St. Louis 21 20 .351118 Vi 16 1 0 .201 sudden-death yesterday at aSMACII 55 8 6 AUSTIN, Tex., June 24.—Herb New York at Detroit (2). 1 lj 1| 1| 8| 2j—j 5| 37| Drasso ... 3 playoff Joe Di Maggio. none on, 7-8. combined events. Michaels .208 34 60 7 4 4 27 .288 Boston at St. Louis (2). Rock Creek. The winners carded Eighth inning Yanks— Flam of U. C. L. A. and Ricardo Phila'phia [ 1| 3| 2! 3| 4| 51—1 401 _ Stewart 52 6 6 1 18 .278 Phila. at Chicago (2). 3| 21| .344|19»4 ..187 22 Evry Higfrt 8:15 Tom Henrich, one on, 9-8. Balbiers of Rollins College faced Robertson 7.6 10 20 3 2 0 8 2«7 74-5—69 in regulation and went Ninth inning Tigers— Lest j 18,22 25 30 32 33,37 40; | j | Coan ...107 18 27 4 1 5 18 .252 Evers, one on, 9-10.' 0 0 7 out front on the fourth overtime Hoot today for the NCAA singles tennis Carol Mortimer Hudson _. 36 3 9 1 .250 LAURIL RACINAY 0 2 .250 The other American League Keeps Harris ... 81200 The finished 1 MSI championship. Don Hamilton and O 7 hole. Carpenters wow M usta aw Wam-Mtto. nvs. Ortiz _ 65 3 13 1 1 .236 seven more 2 2 18 .231 clubs contributed Henry Pfister of of the District Tennis Title Evgns _. 160 14 37 6 regulation with 78-9—69. Mrs. College 6 3 O 21 .227 homers to the league total of 18 NATIONAL stH«m f I Dente_ 233 24 63 W. C. Nicholson and Jim Null Pacific were to meet Flam and Carol Mortimer still is the Nagy 22 5 6 1 0 1 3 “27 for the all-night program. Gene Garrett for the Results Yesterday •t Clubs 31 It 3 = | H Consuegra. 9 3 2 0 0 0 3 carded 76-7—69, but were ousted doubles title. f|i District Vernon .121 Hi 26 1 0 0 14 .215 8. girls 18-and-under class Big Luke Easter continued his Gil Bogley and Charles Devoe Brooklyn, 15: Pitts., Jgaiigslig I lij i Haynes .14 1 3 2 1 o 1 .214 on the first extra hole. Chicago, 7; Phila.. 4. tennis champion. Miss Mortimer, Dstrowskl. 92 15 17 2 1 4 13 .185 heavy bombardment with two of Princeton were ousted Boston. 4; St. Louis. 8. 4 8 3» 0 Jby Flam Brooklyn | 4[ 4[ 4| 7j 3j 22| .6071 Marrero __ 25 2 4 1 O 3 .160 74 HA. New York, 5; Cinci., 2. beat Barbara Friedberg, 1-6, 6-2, .042 homers, driving in six runs in and Kuzava __ 24 4 1 0 0 0 1 OueClutch $194.00 Garrett, 6-3, 3-6, 7-5, 6-1, 4 0 0 0 .000 Phili'yliir f 2|—| 4| 3| 4[ 6| 9j 32j 23j .5B2|' lVi 6-2, to retain her title yesterday Ross _ 3 0 0 0 Parks Net Meet Cleveland’s 13-4 victory over yesterday. Flam was awarded his Games Today Dkrl* O o o o o o « OOO Opens St. Louis [ 3| 6j— ft| 4 VA at Kenwood Club. Welteroth_OOOOOOO .000 Washington. singles victory over Earl Cochell Pitts, at Brooklyn (n). 1| 7| 7[ 33j 24| .579| Country The National Capital Parks {fflv'0SSM*.*199.50 Chicago at Phila. Boston I 91 .544 Joan McCullough won the 15- Pitching. Tennis Tournament SPEEDSTER 1] HA. « 1 The Red Sox, taking the field a of Southern California after St. Louis at Boston * 3[ 3[ 2—1 3j 4] 7| 31[ 26] 3H Ip. H. Bb. 80. GS. Cf. W. L. opened today QQ Kfl formerly S2JI40. NOW ... blee.QU few hours after Steve Cochell in the Cincinnati at New York. 61 2 3 2i 28 25 and-under title with a 6-2, 6-2 Consuegrn_ 16 12 12 0 3 2 2 0 with a field of 57 men and 19 hearing stopped middle of Chicago | 3| 6|—j 6[ .528j Marrero_ 71 54 19 38 7 4 4 2 over Ruth Ann TERMS—Trad. Year Old Meter O’Neill had been named successor the match, too ill to continue. Games Tomorrow 3 victory Peterson, Hudson_ 95 98 41 26 12 7 % 5 women on the courts at Sixteenth; How York | 0| 3[ l[10j—j 5j 6| 2B| 5*A 0 0 2 2 OPKH ION. 10-S JUNE 27| ,50»| Harris _ 31 19 11 17 at then teamed with Miss N.W. to Joe McCarthy, outslugged St. He had a sore throat and a fever. Pittsburgh Brooklyn. Friedberg 41 60 15 4 5 0 2 3 and Kennedy streets Win-; at Phils. Haynes_ Chicago (2). Pittsburgh | 2| 3] 3[ 4| 2| 4j—j 3j 21| 38| .35614V, to Kuzava_81 75 47 41 6 3 3 5 Louis, 12-9. O’Neill was acting Balbiers defeated Defending St. Louis at Boston win the doubles, 7-5, 6-2, over tiers qualify for the National 9. Inc. Nagy _ 63 69 29 17 9 2 2 6 King Fulton, ovv Cinci. aPNew York (2). Cincinnati | 2 O in1 manager but took Jack Tuero of 6| 1| 2\ 2\ 1| 3|—j 39j .304(17 Mortimer and Belmar Gun- Ross _ 9 8 8 2 1 0 1 Public Parks Thursday, Champion Tulane, "*7| Miss championships SOI MAIN! AVt. S.W. (X. UN Pearce _ 13 19 7 4 0 0 0 0 after 6-3. US » a in Detroit. 'MBfficialy McCarthy’s 6-3, 6-2, 2-6, \ |22J23|24 26|25|27j38j39| J derson. A’eUeroth_ Oi August ) resi^ J* j SgCOOOB 1