tuning to J£p0f h Durocher Takes Ott's Job,Shotton Succeeds Him Washington, D. C., Friday, July 16, 1948.—A—13 ***K ____——=------Transfer of the Pieretti Out to Show or Lip Harrist, w in, Lose, Draw Former Bosses Erred in By FRANCIS STANN From Bums Initiated Swap By Burton Hawkins with the Nats and is hoping to em- ploy his former club as a wedge to- If Satch Can Pitch, What's the Difference? A direct of one of the comparison ward regular duty. American less exciting 's trade journal. The , is taking a dim By Giants'Stoneham League’s Harrist also will be attempting to trades of the year will be exposed view of Sports Shirt , president of the Indians. (Continued From deal the cellar-shackled White Sox first Page.) to customsers to- In the current issue, Editor J. G. Taylor Spink picks up his editorial their eighth straight defeat. They night. Marino Pieretti, discarded tract, to call for a of obtained their only last night hammer and bops Veeck smack on his crew haircut for signing Negro reported salary by the Nats for incompetence, will a had when Tony lifted a third Satchel approximately $60,000 year, be for the White Sox Lupien Paige. _ pitching been taken and would be ex- homer over the rightfleld ‘‘Veeck has gone too far in his of and he has up against his rate of exchange. Earl quest publicity stake a tended through 1949. Ott's contract wasn't Chi-1 wall to to briefly done his league’s position absolutely no good Harrist. who thrilling runs the 1950 season and 1-0 lead. j through cago fans. enjoyed insofar as public reaction is concerned.'’ writes .380 - will be continued. Stoneham said. Both right-handers have dis- Scarborough, whose Mr. who his remarks by pains- rumors this season is Spink, prefaces There have been many played improvement since becoming ting astounding takingly pointing out that be does not oppose : this season that Durocher would enthralled with new scenery. Pie- everybody, including Scarborough, not remain with Two won four launched the Nats’ third with a Paige because of his color. > long Brooklyn. retti, for instance, games weeks it that Du- Wash- to left. He paused at third “It was The Sporting News which last fall ago, appeared in more than two years with rocher was on the out. Then As a White momentarily when Eddie Yost filed named the major league Rookie way ington before departing. the club caught fire and the rumors Sox, he has captured two decisions meekly to Taft Wright in short one | of the Year.’’ reminds Watchdog Spink in of 1 died out. (and lost three* and a triumph rightfleld, but Earl Wooten fetched his attack on several skirt-cleaning preambles to Stoneham said he approached would lift him to his loftiest level him across with a to center Veeck, described as “publicity-minded head of the Ott about 10 days ago and asked of victories since 1945. Chick had off Bill Wright. i what the Giants needed most to won none, lost two with the Nats Nats Take Command in Fourth. The editor’s suggestion is that Veeck did not j stay in the race. this year. The Nats took command In the who at- Pieretti has notched one fourth inning, when Tom McBride sign Paige in order to help Cleveland win a The president quoted Ott, already tended the conference, as say- win over his former mates, an un- walked, shifted to second on Mark pennant but, rather, to bring customers to the press ing, “Maybe it is a new .” distinguished 9-5 affair at Chicago Christman s single, to third on A1 This is out as continues, as park. brought Spink Although first reports said that in the course of which he walked Evans' sacrifice and scored after A1 Francis Stann. the mound follows: the managerial swap was made in nine before walking off Kozar filed deep to in "Paige said he was*39 years of age. There are reports that he is St. Louis at the All-Star game, himself at Manager ’ ur- left. Christman's blow marked the behest in the seventh somewhere in the neighborhood of 50. It would have done Cleveland Stoneham said the entire deal was gent inning. 11th straight game in which he has 1 He won. though, and went one up hit and the no good in the court of public opinion if, arranged since p.m. yesterday. safely. He said he called then and on the Nats. Washington boosted the score to at 50, Paige were as Caucasian as, let us say, .” Rickey was given permission to approach Harrist Shine* with Mats. its final proportions in the fifth. meanwhile, has been a Yost and to Indians Drew All Without Durocher. At 11:45 p.m. yesterday Harrist, walked scooted third Right Paige Durocher told Rickey he wanted to minor sensation with the Nats, who on Wooten's single to left, Wooten The Sporting News’ No. 1 boy still hasn’t warmed up completely, resign. administered a 4-1 whipping to the streaking to second on Seereya as witness: Durocher has been a storm center White Sox last night as Ray Scar- throw to third. Carden Oillenwater scattered seven hits before a scor- "To bring in a pitching ‘rookie’ of Paige’s age casts a reflection during most of his borough then pumped single to right, was an exclusive of 5.613. ing both runnners. on the entire scheme of operation in the major leagues,” decides Spink. career. His 1947 suspension or- PRINCIPALS IN -HEADER SHAKEUP—, as manager of the National League gathering dered by Commissioner Chandler Shotton (left), who Earl has appeared in 11 relief Scarborough thus won his first "To sign a hurler at Paige's age is to demean the standards of base- team, is shown talking at the recent All-Star game in St. Louis with Burt after a run-in with Larry McPhail, roles and as a result may show a game in five weeks, last winning ball in the big circuits. Further complicating the situation is the the Brooklyn Dodgers to the NL pennant last year while Durocher was under suspension then president and general manager piloted 3-0 record with Washington, which against the White Sox on June 7. that if Satchel were he would not have drawn a of the All-Stars, tossed out the first ball at the interleague suspicion white, of the . Shotton and, as honorary manager league’s would indicate the Nats aren’t re- It was Ray's sixth triumph against from Veeck.” Durocher as manager. second thought managed the Dodgers last year, but classic. Shotton today succeeded Dodger gretting the deal. Harrist has five defeats, three of his wins being And now the punch line: Durocher returned to the helm this earned his first starting assignment at Chicago's expense. "William Harridge, president of the American League, would year when the suspension ran out. have been well within his rights if he had refused to approve the Shotton was made a “managerial consultant.” Paige contract.” A's Durocher also attained wide pub- Ageless Paige Quells Rally, Now with no thought of defending Veeck, who cried his way out licity for his run-ins with the courts of having his best , Feller and Lemon, used in the All-Star last year after his marriage to Ac- Tribe Increase Lead game, it nevertheless appears presumptuous on the part of The tress Laraine Day. California did Helping a two-run four-master in Sporting News to arbitrarily interpret Paige’s acquisition as an not recognize their marriage in El Ralph Roden banging By the ninth. out-and-out publicity stunt. Paso, Tex., on January 21, 1947, im- Associated Press Sports Writer The up-and-coming Red In the first Cleveland needs little at this time. mediately after Miss Day had ob- to place, publicity It's Bill Veeck’s turn laugh Sox took a double-header tained a Mexican divorce from Ray day-night The Indians are getting plenty, both good and bad. They were now. Old has con- from the , 13-5 and Hendricks, Los Angeles airport em- leading the league at press time and they are breaking all-time tributecran important win to the 3- 1. at Boston. Jack Kramer coasted ploye. Miss Day had obtained a attendance records. Cleveland Indians’ pennant drive. to his eighth straight in tha California divorce the day before. victory When Veeck, Tribe president, day affair, scattering 13 hits, while Superior Judge George Dockweiler, signed the ageless Negro pitcher his mates collected 13. including Where Presidents Fear to Tread who granted the California divorce, League to his first major league contract 's 16th four-bagger of Veeck was unaware of said the Mexican decree was illegal, I do not say that totally Paige’s potential on July 7, some observers said it the season. the Texas marriage was illegal and value as a drawing card when he signed Ol' Satch. Veeck is a sharp was just another of Veeck’s stunts The Boston Braves pulled six he threatened to nullify the Los operator. But it's also possible that Veeck was looking to Paige to to keep the turnstiles humming in games ahead of the runnerup Pitts- Angeles divorce on the ground it the Forest win a few games. When you're leading the league by half a City. burgh Pirates in the National help was obtained through tollusion. as a But who has for League's pennant race, beating and game at the half-way mark it's no time to sign a pitcher gag. The courts finally agreed to let the Paige, played j and .some of the tying the while the Spink's hint that Harridge would be in order if he had refused California divorce stand, and the against greatest■ names in baseball, is demonstrating1 Pirates split with the New York to approve the Paige contract must have caused that worthy official Durochers were remarried last that he still has some stuff in his i Giants. to his of The News and that he’d never February in California. drop copy Sporting pretend arm which critics Is posted his 12th vic- as right allege a 'to Ott succeeded Giants read it. League presidents, as a rule, don't exercise right pass anywhere from 39 to 50 years old. tory in the 2-1 game, allowing seven manager after the end of the 1941 on the fitness of a player hired. shuffled out of the safeties. Boston scored both its season. Onljf in 1942, when they Paige bullpen j Some a of characters of runs in the first inning with Earl years ago signed couple finished third, and ‘last year, when in Philadelphia's last doubtful baseball and veiled the real of a twi- Torgeson and driving ability only thinly objective, were fourth, did he succeed in night in the second game they them home. The second game was which was, of course, to boost lagging gate receipts. One was Ala- getting the Giants into the first light-night double-header against Athletics and called at the end of 13 be- bama Pitts, who was the best ball in the in w'hich he division. finished last in 1943 the second-place player prison They cause of darkness with the score gained credit for an 8-5 'Cleveland paid his debt to society but certainly no major leaguer. The other and 1946. victory. tied at 1-1. was a bearded House of David pitcher whose name escapes me, but Entire Career With Giants. The Pirates clipped the Giants, The triumph enabled the Indians.' who started a game or two for Washington of a Sunday afternoon. 1945 the peppery little 4- 3, in the first game, scoring the de- Through who won the first game, 6-1, behind Neither the American nor the late Landis took and con- ciding run in the last of the ninth. League Judge the four-hit pitching of Steve Gro- as an active Poat hurled the Giants to * any action. It was Griffith’s team, they reasoned, and so long as tinued player-manager. increase their ; Ray ■ -- mek, to first-place Ott's entire baseball career has » » ..mam...... ■ 10-3 triumph in the second game. these gentlemen w'ere socially acceptable they could play. margin over the Athletics to 2’s been spent with the Giants since The Brooklyn Dodgers moved info the reins of the New York Giants today, Is pic- games. Tn 1926. He who relinquished managerial a tie with the Giants, he broke into the game (rightl. scoreless fourth-place Uncriticized for Oldsters Newsom after over the helm in 1941.—AP Wirephotos. Paige, who hurled two Giants Lee, has a of notable playing tured when he held his first press conference taking beating the Reds, 5-3, before SUMS innings against St. Louis in his big- If Veeck was honest in taking on Paige the chances are he to his credit, including largest night turnout of the performances time debut last Friday night, re- fans, asked one Can he still lifetime home at Cincinnati. dismissed Satch's age and only question: the National League lieved Starter in the year It makes no difference w'hether run record of 511. He established Favored In another night tilt at St. Louis, pitch? That's the important thing. Life Is Banned Giants Shocked On Trust Is sixth and snuffed o*t a Philadelphia the National record of scor- Night Dutch Leonard hurled the Phila- he's 19 or 49. if Satch can't pitch he wont last. And if he can’t League rally that brought the A's to within six runs in a game on Phillies to a 3-1 victory o^er seven clubs will be to hit him. ing single a run of a tie. delphia pitch the other happy against As Ott Leaves, and the Cardinals. August 4, 1934. His 42 homers in the Harry Brecheen I do not. know if similar editorials w’ere written at the time, but 5. / The Indians scored once in 1929 is a record for the Giants, and ForU. Olympians; to a 5-3 lead, but fcte read an attack on the New' York Giants last In seventh take I do not recall having J bases on balls he’s received the 1,708 Lip Steps A's came back and tied it when hired Thornton Lee and *> By th« Associated Prest up April when they 41-year-old 39-year-oid is a league record. He’s co-holder of 16.—A Lures Small Field cuffed one Paige's Bobo Newsom because were desperate tor four other of the record for Drill Aboard , July they pitchers. with Ship slants for a 2-run homer. But' BASEBALL which out Mel Ott the White Sox an old most runs in a with swift shift put By th« Associated Press A few seasons ago Chicago brought up By the Asiociated Pre*s after that Paige applied the brakes. TONITI—8:30 P.M. and in Leo Durocher as man- 16 — named Earl Caldwell, who was 39 when he on his most home runs in a World Series put INGLEWOOD. Calif., July Keltner Cleve- minor leaguer put j ABOARD THE SS AMERICA, York Giants Ken quickly put with the five he hit in 1933. ager of the New The Hollywood Turf Club stages the Washington vs. Chicago first Sox uniform. He w'as a old in relief roles. * land ahead again by hammering handy gaffer life is taboo lor left Giant players flabber- his; He was names to the Baseball July 16.—Night today ninth running of the $100,000 Holly- in the PARK For that matter, Pittsburgh owes its surprisingly high position 21st homer of the year eighth j AMERICAN LEAGUE Writers' Association All-Star major; America's Olympic athletes, heading gasted. wood Gold Cup Handicap tomorrow and clinched the National race to Fritz and inning Tomorrow—Chicago—3:00 P.M. in the League Ostermueller, 41, Rip team in 1934-35-36 and in! j Shortstop Buddy Kerr was so and it that one of the league London which appears decision for the cunning Paige by while the Pirates wish each was 20 lor the games open; he could voice a Sewell, 40. and undoubtedly years 1938, and played in the every All- surprised only smallest fields in its history will an- 29. startled: younger, they are accepting them for what, they are—a pair of Star game from 1934 through 1943. j July swer the bugle for the 1 '•» -mile 10:30 curfew has "Durocher?” iuperannuated geezers who still can fool hitters on occasion. Shotton’s active playing days were A strict p.m. Special. more Sid Gordon, third baseman, It’s just possible that Veeck hired Paige in the hope that he’d as an outfielder with the been into effect for the Entries were awaited today, but spent put said: win a few' victories. Browns. Nationals and Cardinals be- aboard this big the probable field shaped up like than 300 Olympians "I sure liked Ott. I don't know fore he entered the managerial end this: white liner. what it will be like playing for of the game with Syracuse of the On Trust, Stepfather. Autocraft. various in 1926. He Beginning today, the sports Durocher.” Shannon II, Capt. Flagg. Challeng- routines Johnny McCarthy, reserve first Feller Unperturbed by Boos, also managed the Philadelphia teams will resume training j ing, Olhaverry, Pay Me and Prevari- sacker. sur- Phillies from 1928 through 1933, There will be expressed complete cator. as far as passible. at both later Rochester of the In- prise changes. a such as managing of work until Barring major surprise, He's No 'Bawl some play, but plenty , one-time Giant ex- Insists Baby' ternational League and Columbus of 21. an upset by Challenging or the the ship arrives in England July star, former Pittsburgh and St. »v the Associoted Press Yankees, who was the American I the American Association before re- most plater. Pay Me, the 1948 Gold Cup Cool, overcoat weather kept Louis Cardinal manager and now League in Tuesday's All- turning to the majors as a Cleve- offers a rerun of the American Han- PHILADELPHIA, July 16- pilot athletes confined to their in 1942. From there he of the a baseball broadcaster, com- when booed Bob Feller in his first Star game, criticized Feller for land full dicap two weeks ago Harry They cabins first day : declining to pitch in the inter- went to the Dodgers as a coach. yesterday—the mented Warner's Stepfather, Bert Baroni's diamond appearance after the of New York. contest. out "I think this change Is all Autocrat and E. O. Stice and Sons' All-Star game, but the fireballing league Later Lou the Cleve- They spent the time mainly right. Of course, I hate to see On Trust finished in that order. Cleveland pitcher said today it Boudreau, Golf Exhibition and getting their snappy my boy friend (Ott ) leave, but. / the bother him. land manager, and the club’s Langston resting Only this time important didn't first turnout in I think Durocher is a sound owner, Bill.Veeck, said they,did uniforms for the matter of weights may make a dif- What do think I am, a Aids Junior Fimd you not permit Feller to pitch in the Corps the ballroom tomorrow. manager." ference and the distance is stretched rookie?” he asked. All-Star game because he was An exhibition golf match will be The University of California crew, out a furlong. Indians took at to its When Cleveland’s needed for the important series played Sunday the Langston golf a bit disheartened by damage On Trust at 128 drops two pounds in on the Philadelphia Athletics, w-ith the Athletics. course for the Junior Police and 60-foot shell, pulled row-ing machines from his last race and as a six- last District Net Doubles a twa-night. double-header "Harris shouldn't have started Citizens Corps fund, starting at 2 briefly to keep in shape. time stakes winner and photo-finish night. Feller and his mates were before he knew the o'clock. loser of two $100,000 races in his talking facts,” Marathon runners jogged around by a 5-foot banner Feller said "That's all 1 Jimmy Brown, winner of a num- career, still figures to be the horse greeter today. the decks and woman swimmers Tomorrow draped over a boxseat behind I'm going to say about this thing. ber of sectional titles' and Happy an to beat. paddled around the pool for Starting first base. It read: The whole thing was much too Walters, civic leader, will meet hour. The diving mermaids confined The D. C. tennis doubles cham- "Send him back t othe farm, ridiculous to make such a fuss Lester Lewis. Langston's • PAM-MVmitl top-ranking their exercise to jumping rope. pionships will get under way • HARNESS Boudreau. Feller is a about it.” amateur and Wilbur Garner, south- OAJIY OOUHJ quitter.” Meanwhile, official business con- tomorrow at Kenwood Country Club The van Meter. Iowa, right- shotmaker and the second rank- By contrast to the booing of paw tinued in the Olympic executive at 10 a m. Capt. Robin Hippenstiel RACKS hander did not pitch, but bobbed Feller. Philadelphia fans loudly ing simon-pure. offices. annexed the singles crown last week and down in the dugout and Your HAIR up applauded Satchel Paige, the The committee announced trainer! at Edgemoor. 8:15 LOSING threw a few warmup Ewry Mfrht cnee ancient Negro pitcher, in the sec- 1 assignments for several sports. They Tomorrow's pairings: scheduled to Nats, 4; Chisox, pitches. He's pitch ond game as he scored his first • Men s Doubles—10 ».m Rogers-Wesley LAURKL Chiraco. AB.H. O. A. Wash. AB H O.’A. were: RACIWAY the A's v*. Doyle-Conover* Armstrong-Wtlkinson 8gainst tonight. big league victory. K 1 w v. 2b 5 2 4 3 Yost.Mb M J o 1 i mu mm m uwa cw wi-miii LOOKS? Men’s swimming—Fred vs J O Hanlon-R O Hanlon: Balley-Nice- Your the crowd chanted: Lupien. lb 4 1 12 O Woofen.rf 4 2 M 0 Driscoll,j ...and Some of warner vs Fereuson-Riordon: Coss-Yeo- Appl K.Mb M 1 (» 3 Gill w’r.cf 3 12 0 Purdue. man vs Kearney-OBrien Evens-Palfrey “Boo. Feller” and “cry baby.” Serrey.lf 4 O 3 «i M’Bde.lf 3 <» 1 0 Woman Golfers Track and field—Jack Williamson.; vs. Meyer Collins: gherty Sherfey »s. Feller said today that, “I'm a Compete Rob son c M 1 0 O Chran.ss 4 14 2 Krewsburs-Ollphant; Herbert-Leighton vs. 4 0 5 0 Eva ns. c 2 0 6 1 Jake Weber. 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