THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. * SUNDAY, JULY 20. 1962 B-3 Dodgers Beat Pirates, Stretch Lead to 7i Games As Giants Lose Pewee Reese Clouts Hacker Hurls Third A's Come From Behind Grand-Slam Homer in Shutout in 4 Games To Beat Tigers, 5-4 By the Associated Press * PHILADELPHIA. July 19 9-1 Win For Erskine jpNNttt JkML being As Cubs Win, 3-0 BEAT After held to two hits ana By the Associated Press a pair of runs by Rookie By th« Associated Press J By BURTON HAWKINS Bill Hoefl PITTSBURGH, July 19.—Carl ft |) t _ in the first seven innings, the Ath- CHICAGO, July 19.—Pitcher letics came from behind with two Erskine, aided by three president home runs, Warren Hacker made it three The Nats’ pitching is responsi- Bob Cobb, vice of the tallies in the eighth and Hollywood club, another one a grand-slammer by Peewee four as ble for their first-division berth, doesn’t want in the ninth to nose out the De- shutouts in his last starts much for Johnny Lindell, the Reese, pitched the league-leading the to a 3-0 vic- but the Tigers’ Walt Dropo would troit Tigers today, 5-4. he hurled Cubs former major league outfielder The Brooktyn Dodgers to an easy 9-1 to hit against Washington payoff run scored whe» tory over the New York Giants; like who has won 14 games as a pitcher Ray Murray victory over the last-place i Catcher singled with Pirates every for the Stars. . . . “We today. today. pitching want six two on and two out in the or eight young with major flnaj of the game was players inning. Allie Clark and Bill It the Dodgers’ eighth The start league prospects was de-j and a veteran as Hitchcock had started the inning layed 45 minutes as the Wrigley; . straight win and their 12th in a good as Lindell,” Cobb says. . . with singles and be were forced to row over Pittsburgh without a Field grounds’ crew worked on the| Lindell, 35 years old, won’t that hold their bases two defeat. The victory, wSm i| the Yankees, Indians through outs coupled with soggy field after early morning j attractive to before Murray connected. New York's 3-0 loss at Chicago, blows have been or Red Sox, reportedly interested rains. The contest was finished ini Hal White replaced Hoeft in the extended the Brooklyn lead over in him. eighth and was charged with bright sunshine as the Cubs cele- Harry Simpson of the Indians is the the Giants to 7*2 games. loss as the A’s tied the count at Cavaretta’s leading the leagues in Andy Pafko and Billy Cox hit the brated Manager Phil major 4-4 in that inning on a double by birthday victory. . triples other two homers for the Dodgers. 36th with a runs . . Base- with eight.... Five of them Ferris Fain, Elmer have been socked against the Nats. scoring Valo It was Pafko’s 12th and Cox’s It was a scoreless duel between ball writers fol- and Eddie Joost, both of whom |||hl . . Spahn Ralph Hacker and Jim Hearn until the . Warren of the Braves had w'alked. first. Kiner smacked his has 109 strikeouts, more than 19th for the Pirates in the final eighth inning. Then the Giants’ Carl Scheib started for the A’s General Mana- twice as many as any Washington inning. usually dependable defense failed 4* land went seven innings. Bob pitcher. . Dark Ed ger Frank Lane . . Irv Noren is decorat- Hooper them. A1 fumbled Miksis’ Hawkins, was the winning pitcher. Erskine Never in Trouble. is willingto Burto» ing the dugout with the Yankees, leadoff grounder, and Bill Serena | Detroit AB HO A Phi'a’phla AB HO A. any (tooth,cf •: Erskine, who pitched a no- sacrificed. Hank Sauer followed trade Shortstop Chico Carrasquel,: but he could break into other ! 4 ;t o joost.ss 2115 who hasn’t developed into the outfield in the league. I Federoff,2b 4 113 Fain,lb 4 2 11 1 hitter a month ago against the with a fly to short right, Davey! | Hatfield.3b 42 0 2 Philley.cf 40 0 0 Pope, outfielder returned 1 Wertz,rl 4 2 3 o Hooper.p n Don Mueller and then dropped would be. to Cleveland, has; o 0 0 Clark.rf 42 2 0 That cereal company in- seven brothers playing in ; Dropo. I b 5 2 100 Hitchc'k.Sb 4 113 only two defeats. Howie Pollet the ball for a two-base as which organ-j jLenharflt.lf 2 n l o Sutler.”b 10 4 2 error 0 . . Ginsberg,c 10(I sists irritating the ears with ized baseball. . Don Nicholas. I 517 ‘Valo.cf o was charged with his 11th loss Miksis stopped at third. on Berry,ss o Murry.c Memphis, 4 1 2 __ 4 1 3 o season. He’s COMBS MAKES TOUGH radio commercials about how White Sox farmhand at 1 Hoeft,p 4 10 1 Scheib.p 2 0 o 2 of the won three. DOUBLE PLAY—Despite the cross body block by Sammy White Toby Atwell was purposely _ 0 (22), much of their product is consumed has stolen five bases in one game White,p 0 0 0 Kucab.p __ 0 0 0 l Reese’s grand-slammer, fifth of Red Sox catcher, the Indians’ shortstop, Merrill Combs completed a double play in the third passed, filling the bases. Dee (Thomas.- 10 0 0 by baseball players should bring twice this season. . . . The Nats Totals 36 11 x26 8 Kell.2b ..0011 his major league career, came in inning at Boston yesterday. White was out when Sid Hudson bunted to Third Baseman A1 Fondy then singled past Williams, them up to date at least . . . have belted 25 homers this year—- the eighth inning off Paul La- Rosen, who threw to Combs. The relay caught Hudson. —AP Wirephoto. scoring Miksis and Sauer. Hoyt Totals 3r~6 27 15 George Kell, traded to the Red -19 of them on the road. ... All of •Walked for Slider In Bth. Wilhelm replaced (Fanned Palme, relief pitcher. An error by Hearn and Sox weeks ago, still is making Eddie Yost’s six homers have been for Kurab In Bth. pitched a single to Hal Jeffcoat, ((Ran for Wertz in 9th. Second Baseman Clem Koshorek sparkling plays for Detroit, ac- delivered on foreign fields. xtwo out when winning run scored. Atwell. helped clear the way for Reese’s scoring cording to the In games decided by one run, Detroit ... not 020 100— 4 commercials. ' Philadelphia 000 101 021—5 four bagger. Beat N. Y. AB. H. O. A. Chicago AB. H O. A. Pitcher Morgan Nats finished with Braves Cards 1 1 Tom of the the a 15-24 rec- (2), Fcderoff, Wil’ms.Sb 4 0 6 4 Addis.rf 4 3 Runs--Groth Hoeft, Joost Brooklyn Pittsburgh Major Dark.ss .3123 Miksis,2b 4 O 3 3 (31. Clark. Valo. A.H.O.A. A.H.O.A League Averages Yankees will head West with the ord last year. . . . This season it’s i Errors—Fain. Runs Cox. 3b 6 112 Kosh'rek,2b 4 2 11 Lock’n.lb 4 16 0 Serena.3b 2 10 0 batted in—Hatfield, Federoff. Wertz. . . . Jensen, Reese,ss 4 10 2 Groat,ss 4 0 16 Averages given include games played Friday, July 18. Tho'o’n.cf 4 110 Sauer.lf. 4 110 team but it will be a one-city 19-14 thus far. Jackie , Dropo. Joost. Fain (3), Murray. Two-baso Robinson,2b Th’m’n.3b 4 0 0 2 Atwell.c 3 19 0 (2). Ginsberg. 60 5 2 M’tk'v’h.lb 30 8 1 . swings right-handed, says j hits—Hatfield. Fain Three- On Dittmer's Spree By Rhodes,lf 3 o 3 Fondy.lb 4 3 3 tour for him . . He’ll leave the who base Pafko.lf 5 4 11 B’rtir'me.lb 10 2 0 th« Associated Pr.ss o o hit—Fcderoff. Home run—Joost. Furillo.rf 5 13 0 Kiner.lt 3 16 0 Mueller.rf 3 2 10 ‘Minner 0 O 0 0 and right-handed [ Double plays—Hoeft By th« o club at Cleveland fly to Los i he’d rather face Sacrifice—Federoff. Hodges,lb 4 110 0 Bell.rf 4 14 0 Associated Press Yvars.c .3 0 4 2 Cava'a.lb 0 0 0 to Berry to Dropo. Joost to Suder to Fain. Hearn.p 0 0 Angeles, southpaws. . . Williams,cf 2 0 G'r'giola.c 2 3 1 3 12 Jeffc't.cf 4 17 where he has a date pitchers than . •iLcft on bases—Detroit, 12; Philadelphia, 4 4 4 ST. LOUIS, July 19.—Jack Ditt- Wilhelm,p C'mp'n’lla.c 6 12 1 C’tlgU'e.Ub 4 112 American League National League 0 0 0 0 Smal y.ss 3 2 1 2 with the July ball better •4. Bases on balls—Off Hoeft. 4; off 0 0 Army 27 ... If Claims he can see the Erskine,p 30 11 D. Greco,el 30 10 -1 mer’s bat powered the Boston CLUB BATTING CLUB BATTING. Hacker.p 4 0 Scheib, 5; Hooper, 1. Struck out—By Pollet.p 0 . 2 0 1 AB. H 2b. At. R. H. the All-Star game doesn’t prove coming from right-handers. . . iHoeft, 4; by by Scheib, by „ R. 3b. HR. Rbl. . 2b. 3b. Rbl. • White. 1: 2: 0 Braves to a 6 to 2 triumph over, 'New 2973 AB. HR. Av Totals SI ~5 24 75 Totals 32 10 27 ~5 1. •Merson 10 0 York 428 811 129 33 75 383 .373 St. Louis 2947 395 792 138 25 50 367 .269 anything else, convinced the But the figures don’t support ¦ Kucab. Hits—Off Hoeft. 3 in ~-i inn- LaPaime.p 0 0 0 0 the Cardinals ICleveJsnd 3048 414 792 113 29 81 393 .260 Brooklyn 2672 425 710 96 21 80 396 .266 •Ran for Fondy in Bth. it ’ ings; off White. 3 in 1 inning; off Scheib tonight as Jim 2814 Totals 40 11 27 9 Totals 33 727 11 Wil-J jBoston 390 731 128 19 83 361 .260 Chicago . 2976 350 771 126 26 65 337 .'259 Nation's fans that National Jackie’s theory. .. . He’s slamming 8 in 7 innings; off Kucab. 2 in X inning. Phila’lphiz 2631 341 678 N'-w York 000 000 000—o Runs and earned 4-4; •Plied out tor Pollet in 7th. son hurled five-hit ball. Dittmer I 111 17 55 324 .259 New York 2790 383 708 103 32 82 354 .254 , Chicago 000 000 03x—3 runs—Off Hoeft, off Chicago 52 League umpires resemble bums at a .324 clip, with 33 4-4; Brooklyn 001 240—9 I 3102 359 782 107 21 325 .252 Phila’lphla 2834 327 715 123 33 45 293 .252" left-handers 1 White. 1-1; off Scheib. off Kucab, 002 drove in five runs with a homer,! St. Louis 3109 332 755 44 Cincinnati 65 321 Runs—Miksis. Sauer, Atwell. Errors— ' 0-0. Wild Winning pitch- Pittsburgh 000 000 001—1 i 122 30 315 .243 2924 350 734 103 27 .251 In—Fondy compared to the American hits in 102 attempts, exclusive of oitch—Hoeft. double single. Washington 2981 329 714 116 27 25 300 .240 Boston 2860 61 284 .230 Dark, Williams. Runs batted er—Hooper. (4-1 li. Losing pitcher— (2), Robinson, Pafko, and and I 311 657 112 23 (2). Two-base hits—Thompson. White, Runs—Cox. Reesa ! Detroit 2918 318 693 126 21 53 300 .237 Pittsburgh. 2975 300 678 107 IS 63 274 .228 Jeffcoat League’s nattily attired umps. last night. (1-3). Time—2:3l. Attendance—- Furillo, Williams, Campanella. Erskine, Stan Musial hit his 12th Serena. Lock man. Stolen base—Fondy. -1.983. Kine.. Errors—Koshorek (2). Castigllone. homej CLUB FIELDING. CLUB FIELDING. Sacrifice—Serena. Double plays—Williams A. A 13), Cox, run of the year in the fourth ! . a. PO. E DP At Q. PO. E. DP. AT. to Dark to Lockman: Thomson to Williams Erskine. Runs batted in—Pafko Washington 2395 (4). Kiner. Two-base hits— j 87 910 58 88 .983 Brooklyn 80 2152 846 40 80 .987 to Lockman; Hearn Williams. Left on Williams. Reese after Hemus to Chicago I to Pafko (2) Koshorex. Garagiola. Home runs Solly doubled ac-i j 90 2448 991 73 93 .979 I Cincinnati 86 2267 926 57 77 .983 bases —New York. 5; Chicago. 9. Bases —Cox, Pafko. Reese. Kiner. Left on bases count for the Cards New York 86 2338 1020 74 104 .978 I St. Louis 88 2323 998 70 82 .979 on balls—Off Hearn. 3; off Hacker, 1. Rams' Glenn Out runs. | 8t) Chicago 7; Redskins —Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburgh, Cleveland 88 2388 .977 ! : 86 2321 68 Hearn, Hacker. Head West 7. Bases on 995 7* 970 77 .977 Struck out,—Bv 3: bv Tomorrow Davis heavy gunning Philadelphia 916 81 New 9 balls —Off ' Pollet. 1; off Erskine, 2: off Dittmer’s against ; 79 2124 79 .974 I York 82 2205 935 73 101 .977 by Wilhelm, 2. Hits—Off Hearn, in LaPalme, 3. Struck —By 3: jSt. Louts 89 2443 995 97 113 .973 Philadelphia 85 2274 923 77 83 .976 Innings; off Wilhelm. 1 in % Inning. out Erskine. A1 Brazle gave Wilson his ninth 86 I 7% errors—Hearn, 3-0; by Pollet. 1: by LaPalme, 1. Hits—Off I Detroit 2275 1007 90 67 .973 I Boston 85 2273 881 94 72 .971 Runs and Hacker. For Year With Bad Knee Pollet. 8 In 7 Innings: off LaPalme, 3 In victory of the season and third [ Boston 85 2260 987 93 88 .972 I Pittsburgh 90 2388 1073 113 103 .968 ; (i-O; Wilhelm. 0-0. Winning Pitcher- To Begin Annual Training Grind 2 innings Runs and earned runs—Off Triple plays—Cincinnati, Pittsburgh. Hacker (7-3). Losing pitcher—Hearn By the Associated Press Pollet 5-3: off LaPalme, 4-0: off Erskine, over the Redbirds, who beat him L j INDIVIDUAL BATTING. (10-3). Time —2:12. Attendance—B.9s3. By Lewis F. Atchison ,Mo was drafted by the Pittsburgh 1-1: Wlnnlg pitcher—Erskine (10-2). AB. R. H. 2b.3b.HR.RbI.AT. INDIVIDUAL BATTING, LOS ANGELES, July 19—Half- once. 44 87 17 3 3b Steelers and will play for i Losing pitcher—Pollet 13-11). Time—2:17. Goodman. Boston 252 3 36 .345 i AB. R. H 2b HR.RbI.AT The Redskins head West again Art back Glenn Attendance —5,662. A single by Sid Crowe’s . |Woodling, N. Y. 200 29 67 8 3 8 32 .335 , Addis. Chicago 181 27 60 8 2 1 13 .331 t club. Both Ward, Davis of the Los An- Gordon, ’[Fain, Phila 259 38 86 19 1 0 26 .332 I Musial, St. Louis 317 63 104 19 3 11 49 .328 group of play- /Rooney’s _ tomorrow when a 10 Rams is out of football for double and Dittmer’s homer ac- ¦! Kell, Det.-Bn. 294 39 94 14 1 5 41 .320 I Shuba. Brooklyn 74 12 24 3 1 3 15 .324 [ claimed by Dallas, and Kensler, jgeles 288 ers, Manager [ Mantle, New York 53 90 19 3 13 46 .313 | H. Rice. St. Louis 118 18 38 6 2 3 15 .322 Brookmeade Auction in tow of General i this season because of knee Phillies Score in Ninth counted for three runs in the Rosen, ) . drafted by Redskins, passed sec- I Cleveland 323 58 100 17 4 17 60 .310 Baumholtz. Chi. 134 24 43 7 3 3 20 .321 i Dick McCann, leave for their the trouble, the Ram office ond. Dittmer whacked a two-run , I Jensen. N. Y.-W. 320 48 99 17 4 5 36 .309 I Lockman. N. Y. 325 63 102 10 3 6 33 .314 up pro careers for coaching jobs. announced As Reds Lose Sixth Straight IMitchell. Clev. 264 31 81 13 1 3 37 .307 1 Slaughter. St. L. 273 42 85 8 4 7 55 .312 training camp at Occidental Col- today. double in the seventh and drove DlMaggio, Boston 278 54 85 12 0 3 .306 Atwell, Chicago 196 61 2 2 20 .311 ; j 17 i - 23 10 ,Ward is at Maryland while Kens- New York 321 44 97 22 3 276 56 ; lege in Los Angeles. CINCINNATI, July (£>).—For ' in the final off . Bauer, 10 46 .302 I Reese. Brooklyn - 85 8 6 3 35 .308 Nets $6,491 Average Coach Joe Stydahar said Davis’ 19. run Eddie Yuhas Fox, Chicago 375 42 16 5 0 Bkn. 59 80 11 2 9 41 .308 \ ler is going to Washington & Lee. ’ 113 27 .301 L Robinson. - 260 physician Phil- Chi. 347 46 This is the smallest party to advised him to stay oft the second straight day, the in the 'ninth. Robinson. 104 20 0 13 56 .300 ) Kluszewskl. Cin. 274 29 84 11 4 7 41 .307 By tha Associated Press Only Five Veterans. game in Boston. A.H.O.A. St. Louis. A.H.0.A., Avila, Cleveland 332 57 99 15 5 3 24 .298 | Cox. Brooklyn 204 30 62 7 3 0 13 .304 begin the annual journey, but the gridiron for a year. lies broke up tie - a ball the Jethroe.cf *0 4 0 Hemus,ss 2 6ijlDoby, Cleveland 279 48 83 14 5 17 56 .298 j Lowrey, St. Louis 225 31 68 10 2 1 28 .302 : YORK, July Twenty- Charlie (Choo Choo) Justice, 4 1 Dropo. .287 Brooklyn NEW 19.—’ along route, |j Davis, 27, one of Army’s inning Logan.ss Bn.-Det— 313 39 93 15 314 58 Pafko, ... 283 45 79 6 3 11 39 .301 pickups the plus All- ninth today as they scored 5 14 4 S'dienst.2b 4 0 2 2!II Chicago r Chicago crop attempting pro Mathews.3b 0 2 1 0; j! Mlnoso, 318 59 92 13 611 41 .289 I Fondy, 310 43 92-U 4 6 35 .297 two yearlings, the entire of already | a comeback after America greats from two victory 4 Musial.cf 3 15 New Snider, i those at camp, will swell 1944 through runs for a 7-5 over Cooper,c 3 0 2 0 Si ughter.rf 3 12 . Collins. York 222 36 64 6 4 10 29 .288 I Brooklyn. 294 43 87 12 4 11 55 .296 a year’s lay-off; Rice,lf 0! Martin, New York 164 19 71 2 14 Adcock. Cln. 208 27 61 8 4 12 j 1951 foals from the Brookmeade , Johnny Papit and .1946, injured his the skidding Reds. It was Cincin- Gordon.lf 4120 H. 412 0 47 .267 I 35 .293 the ranks to a record-breaking right knee in Crowe.lb 3 2111 D. Rice.c 80 i 1 IValo. Phlla. 231 42 66 16 3 3 22 .286 I Edwards, Cln. lO6 15 31 5 4 5 18 .292 i farm of Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane number of than Harry Dowda, all halfbacks, and practice with the College nati’s sixth straight defeat. Sistl.rf 3 10 0 Slsler.lb 3 0 13 1 IBoone, Cleveland 207 40 59 5 2 5 29 .285 i Borkowski, Cln. 230 28 67 8 3 2 16 .291 more 50 men. A AU- Daniels,rf 30 ; D. Rice, St. 81 2 45 .290 in Upperville, Va., were to- Guard John the 1 0 0 0 Johnson,3b 3 10 ;; White. Boston _ 207 23 59 9 17 .285 Louis 279 28 19 7 sold group of quarterbacks j Badaczewski are Stars at Chiacgo in 1949. It 3 42 82 10 0 67 12 i small I has Last night the Phils tallied three i Dittmer,2b 4 3 12 Brazle.p 2 0 0 0 11 Zernial, Phlla. _ 289 16 53 .284 1 Metkovich. Pitts.. 233 30 3 3 25 .288 ’and only veterans Wilson,p Simpson, 46 14 8 37 Gordon, 1 14 39 .386 day at auction for $142,800. centers began working . Redskins leaving bothered him since, 3 0 11 ‘Lowrey l O 0 0 Clev. _ 361 102 7 .283 l Boston— 273 39 78 11 | out last particularly times in the ninth to break Detroit I a Yuhas, p 0 0 0 1 Groth. 262 24 74 13 0 2 26 .282 ! Sauer, Chicago .. 328 48 93 19 3 23 74 .385 Highest price was $25,000 paid Thursday, and the entire squad [ here. The fifth vet in the party 'last year with the Rams. deadlock and win. Evers. Det.-Bn. 161 20 45 9 1 5 23 .280 I Ennis. Phila. 324 40 92 14 7 8 48 .284 ; is John Yonakor, former Totals 34 827 9 Totals 30 5 2714 Delsing. St. Louli 222 24 62 10 5 1 22 .279 i M’rshall, Bn.-Cln. 218 27 62 16 1 5 29 .284 I by Mrs. Sara Chait of Putnam will begin drilling next Thursday. _ end for Relief Pitcher Karl Drews •Plied out for Brazle In Bth. Runnels. Wash. _ 294 35 81 8 2 1 37 .376 I Ramazzotti. Chi.. 183 26 52 5 3 1 12 .284 colt [ the Cleveland Browns, who was Baker. Wash. 145 13 40 5 0 8 14 .276 l Serena, Chicago.... 162 21 46 9 3 7 24 .284 | Valley, N. Y- for a chestnut It’s the longest trip in the club’s Boston 030 000 201 —6 292 34 80 2 10 25 5 ’ signed off Lopata. _ free agent. touched today’s rally. He St. Louis Philley, Phlla. 14 3 41 .274 Phila. 89 1 2 15 .281 Again-The Damsel. The history, as a Gives 000 200 000 —2 Courtney, St. L.... 212 19 58 10 2 2 23 .274 Logan. Boston 162 14 45 11 3 0 21 .278 Iby Sun for the 33 survivors won’t Court Mike Kelley doubled with one out and scored St. Louis ' Halfbacks Frank Lipski of Runs—Gordon. Crowe (3), Sisti: Ditt- Moss. 73 7 20 3 0 3 9 .274 , Adams, Cln. 354 45 98 15 2 5 33 .277 colt is a brother to More Sun, a be back here until October 6. Two on Richie Ashburn’s single after mer. Hemus. Musial. Errors—Schoen- Berra, New York 289 61 79 U 1 20 54 .273 i Mayo. Phila. 94 13 26 4 0 1 2 .277 William & Mary and Sam Venuto dienst. Hemus. Runs batted Vernon. Wash. 41 Burgess. Phlla. ! stakes winner. league games with the Chicago J Ryan Ryan in—Crowe. 335 91 20 5 6 49 .272 I 221 33 61 19 2 4 37 .276 , of Guilford Control of His Property Connie had walked. Dittmer (6), Musial (2). Two-base hits— Stewart, Chicago 191 20 52 9 0 4 26 .272 ; Williams, N. Y. 339 48 93 19 3 8 29 .274 Cardinals and Green Bay Packers and Linemen Sal Gero then scored Del Crowe (2). Dittmer. Home runs—Dittmer, Nieman. St. Louis 282 36 76 13 2 8 35 .270 l Campanella, Bkn. 241 38 66 10 0 10 54 .274 Brookmeade, which headed the of Elon, Ray By the Associated Press on Ennis’ liner 286 ’; Potter of Louisiana Musial. Sacrifice—Wilson. Double plays— Rodriguez. Chi. _ 42 77 5 0 1 30 .269 i Hermanski. Chi. 194 23 53 4 0 4 29 .273 ; owners’ in 1950 in money follow five exhibitions scheduled to Joe Adcock. Wilson to Logan to Crowe; Crowe to Rizzuto. N. Y. 330 51 88 14 7 0 29 .287 ' Walker, Brooklyn 66 8 18 4 0 1 9 .273 list won! j State, and Mel Ross of Oklahoma j MINNEAPOLIS, July 19—Con- Logan to Crowe. Left McDougald. N. before the Redskins return home.; on bases—Boston, Y. 326 44 85 10 4 5 49 .261 Sch’dlenst. St. L. 358 42 97 24 2 3 41 .271 with $651,399, decided to cut downj | the new going of property was The Reds had fought back to 5: St. Louis. 3. Baxes on balls—Off Wilson. Fridley, Cleveland 161 20 42 2 0 4 15 .261 W’ostek, Cin.-Ph. 273 31 74 9 6 1 26 .271 'By that time Coach Dick Todd 'State are men trol his restored off Brazle, 1; 138 22 36 2 305 on the size its racing and! 2: off Yuhas. 1. Struck Maieski. 2 2 .281 Dark. New York- 40 82 6 31 .269 ; of along. by probate today tie the score after having on —By by out Ph.-Cl.. 22 11 3 stable.! court to Michael been Witepn.2: Brazle. 2. Hits—Off Joost, Phiia. Mueller. N. Y 6 8 .266 his aides should have a good idea Innings; 293 56 76 14 1 14 49 .259 275 36 73 7 31 i The 22 head—l 2 colts and 10 Kelley, the short end of a 5-2 count. Brazle, 6 In 8 off Yuhas. 2 in 1 Throneberry, Bn.. 158 21 41 4 2 3 15 .259 i Hamner. Phlla. .. 347 37 92 12 4 7 33 .265 Eleven players are to! |J. former owner of the Inning. Runs St. 40 84 of the team’s ultimate fate in ’52. scheduled and earned runs—Off Young, 326 10 6 2 15 Jones, Phila. ... 285 29 75 7 9 39 .263 average of son, Wil- Louis. .258 I 3 i fillies—went for an join Minneapolis baseball club. Phlla. A.H.O.A. Cincinnati A.H.O.A. 2-2: off Brazle. 5-5: off 1-1 Mullin. Detroit 179 20 45 9 4 5 24 .257 Thompson. N. 217 37 57 5 the group at Chicago Tues- by pitcher—By (Crowe).Yuhas. 1 Y. 3 12 36 .263 $6,491. The sale good Demao and Moss Go Later. Ryan,2b 4 13 4 Bork'kl.cf 6 14 0 i Hit Brazle Win- Mele, Wash.-Chi.. 242 25 62 10 2 9 43 .256 ; Castigllone, Pitts. 205 27 54 8 1 4 18 .363 ; was a pre- day, The court named a guardian for ning pitcher—Wilson (9-7). Losing pitcher 306 but Tackle Lou Karras, who Ashburn.cf 63 10 Adams.Sb 52 12 j Rivera. St. Louis 42 78 28 , Thomson, N. Y. _ 47 86 6 68 . Two players not leaving tomor- Clark.rf 3 12 (6 ‘3) " 11 6 4 .255 338 19 15 262 i view of market trends for the Kelley and his $400,000 estate 0 Marshall.rf 4 0 3 0 i Attendance Souchock. Detroit 148 20 37 10 1 5 24 .253 I Ryen, Phila. 299 36 78 11 3 7 26 .261 figures importantly in the last Wyrostek.rf 2 0 10 Wright. 9 26 2 row Demao, veteran center, team’s! Klusz’ki.lb 3 3 9 1 St.L.-Ch. 103 0 1 10 .252 ! Cooper, Boston _ 180 17 47 6 1 4 27 .261 coming Keeneland and Saratoga; are A1 December after Kelley’s marriage Ennis.lf 40 2 0 3 110 Kryhoski, St. L. 64 plans, is reported still the Adcock.lf _ 255 28 8 0 9 34 .251 . Jethroe, Boston - 321 43 83 16 6 8 38 .259 and Joe Moss, rookie tackle from on Hamner.sa 6 2 6 7 Hatton.2b 412 4 Stephens, Boston . 239 60 11 .251 31 75 4 | yearling sales. To the former Louise Jones,3b 32 2 6 37 . Merson. Pitts. 290 17 2 28 .259 fence. Karras has received McDonald, 4 0 0 2 Seminick.e 3 14 0 Lepcio, Boston 171 21 43 14 2 9 .251 Rossi, Cln 85 11 22 0 Maryland, in a trade with over-i Lopata.c 2 0 3 0 McMUlan.sa 13 19 11 5 .359 The King Ranch obtained tures >45. Kelley is 76. 4 3 Hoderleln, Wash.. 88 6 22 0 1 0 5 .250 I Hemus. St. Louie. 314 56 81 15 2 8 31 .258 | paid $17,000; Angeles from the Canadian League: Waitkus.lb 42 9 0 Nuxhall.p 20 0 0 Nats Tebbetts, Clev 76 4 8 .250 Waltkus, 29 71 18 2 the Los Rams. Demao’s The guardian was Ridzlk p 2 0 0 0 Smith.p 0 19 2 0 1 I Phlla. 275 1 19 .258 for a chestnut colt by Pavot- j and wants a salary to stay j appointed on 0 0 0 (Continued Page B-l.) L’hardt, Bn.-Det. 217 35 54 6 1 10 37 . 249 I Sister. Cln.-St. L. 255 32 65 6 4 4 38 .255 i wine-selling chores will keep him ; increase \ •Lohrke 110 0 tEdwards 10 0 0 From 223 0 9 .247 196 petition from Kelley’s sister and Dollar, Chicago 25 55 11 27 1 Seminick, Cln. _ 21 50 8 17 26 .255 Flower Bed. Iwith Washington. ja Konstanty.p 0 0 0 0 Podblelan.p 0 0 0 0 Marion, St. Louis 171 14 42 0 . Glavlano, 21 27 4 2 I home until September 14, when Drews,p 110 0 Perk’ski.p 0 0 0 0 11 2 18 246 I St. L. 106 0 10 .255 he, ; Although the squad brother.# The court then declared Dente, Chicago _ 108 10 26 0 1 0 9 .241 Groat. Pittsburgh 2 0 0 Burton D. Chait is not due BlackwelLp 0 0 0 0 short left and Vernon flied to 114 12 29 10 .254 of Putnam Val- will join the team for the Kelley Dyck. St. Louis... 183 23 44 4 17 31 .240 i Ashburn, Phila. 333 45 84 15 5 0 23 .252 exhibi-! Los Angeles until incompetent. 10 0 0 Delsing. 42 61 12 3 ley, son of Mrs. Chait, paid SII,OOO lat Thursday SAbrams Wertz. Detroit .. 258 18 48 .236 ; Kiner. Pittsburgh 279 47 70 11 1 18 40 .251 -1 tion game with Green Bay at! Today’s Tipton. Ph.-Clev. 196 48 11 2 2 Garagiola. 49 6 morning, has court action erases that Totals 37 11 27 13 85 10 10 Grasso and Moreno singled suc- 22 24 .235 > Pitts. 195 18 2 4 30 .251 for a bay colt by the imported Kansas City. Demao hopes to Todd scheduled a Total* 27 .. 68 13 6 get litigation cessively with Thomas. Phila. 16 4 0 4 9 .235 Crowe. Boston 141 15 35 1 5 11 .248 light workout for after- action and dismisses all •Singled for Ridzlk In 7th. one out in the sec- Noren. W.-N. Y. 197 20 48 11 1 3 13 .234 Hodges. Brooklyn 267 S 3 66 14 1 18 59 .247 Australian stakes winner, Shannon in shape by working out after that growing (Grounded out for Smith In 7th. Kolloway, Detroit 151 15 35 7 0 0 14 .232 : Johnson, St. L. 167 13 41 1 . after physical out of appointment of ond, but the next hit didn’t come New 6 2 23 246 ; 11, out of Grand Flame. examinations.' tFlied out for Blackwell In 9th. Mize, York.. 82 4 19 6 0 1 14 .2321 Elliott. New York 198 25 48 6 2 6 26 .242 office hours. noon the guardian. Detroit 87 8 20 I 'He’ll outline his Philadelphia until Jensen hit his big Berry, . 2 1 0 8 .230! Koshorek. 141 12 35 0 0 over-all training 000 200 302—7 home run Zarilla, Pltte 9 4 .241 Trainer Hirsch Jacobs, Moss Cincinnati 000 200 120—6 eighth. Ch.-St.L. 128 IS 29 71 2 10 .227 McMillan. Cln. 300 38 72 16 0 6 35 .240 whoj was invited to play with camp plan at a meeting in the Moreno, who held Suder. Phlla. 102 9 2 0 2 6 .225 Bell, Pittsburgh- 250 Thursday Runs—Ryan. Lopata, 23 29 60 10 0 12 39 .240 ! claimed Stymie for $1,500 and; the College All Stars against night, Clark. Hamner, Hatfield. Bn.-Det. 205 24 46 7 2 2 11 Westrum, N. Y. 28 8 the and Friday morning opera- Waltkus. Drews. Adams. Marshall. the Browns to two hits in the .224 201 46 013 33 .239 watched him Lohrke. Pesky. Bn.-Det... 143 23 32 4 0 1 8 .224 Mathews, Boston 295 40 70 15 1 14 30 .237 ! earn $918,485. took a j Rams, National Football League will swing Kluszewskl (2). Seminick. Errors—None. Boston tions into high gear. first five innings, was jeopardized Vollmer, . 125 7 28 5 1 5 22 .224 Furillo, Brooklyn. 277 30 65 71 6 39 .235 chestnut Runs batted in-—Hamner (2), Ashburn W.-St.L. 229 24 51 3 • son of his great stakes' champs, at Chicago August 15 and; The 12). (2), in M’haels, 8 4 21 .223 Thorpe. Boston- 204 16 48 7 2 3 16 .235 Redskins will have exactly Lohrke. Kluszewskl Edwards. the sixth with one out when Wilson. New York- Hatton, 312 9 winner for $2,900. plans Adcock. Ennis. Two-base hit—Drews. Cln. 38 72 1 8 45 .231 The colt’s dam to drive to the Windy City 23 days to get . 117 0 ready Home runs—Hamner. Kluszewskl. Double A1 Zarilla walked and Kryhoski Wash.-Boston 8 26 4 3 17 .222 Morgan. Brooklyn 134 24 31 6 0 5 13 JDI for their Demaestri. St. 95 8 21 3 1 0 10 .221 New 16 0 0 7 is Moon Magic. with Guard Bob and Line- against /jfeWjtite plays—Hamner to Waltkus; Adams to Hat- L. Yvars, York. 70 5 2 .229 Ward debut the Forty-Niners in — a high Llpon, 0 15 Miksis, Chicago _ ’ * ton to Kluszewskl; Kluszewskl to Mc- rammed double off Det.-8n.177 25 39 6 2 .220 312 32 71 17 0 2 16 .228 I backer Ed Kensler of Maryland. San _ 0 Francisco August Ryan Astroth, Phlla. 173 12 38 3 2 16 .220 Del Greco, Pitts. 247 27 55 8 2 1 17 .223 17. With Millan to Kluszewskl; to Hamner to the rightfield fence. Courtney Oernert, Boston 109 18 24 They Waltkus. Left On bases—Philadelphia. 7; . 8 1 6 25 .220 St. Claire, Boston 100 5 22 1 0 2 4 . 220 will leave Washington 28 new men to be tested, ( NEW BUDGET Cincinnati, 7. Bases on balls—Off Ridzlk. grounded to Snyder, whose quick Th’mas. St.L.-Ch. 146 13 32 5 1 0 15 .219 Burris. Boston 59 5 13 1 0 2 12 .220 Todd PLAN 1 Washington 1 10 6 Tuesday picking up Fullback Ed plans 1 long as 3; 1; Coan. 174 30 38 5 3 .218 Sisti, Boston - 134 13 28 1 2 12 .209 Bobby Hart to Manage I to keep the pressure take as 2: off Nuxhall, off Fodbielan, off to Grasso got Zarilla, 200 14 43 0 0 I on out—By 3; by throw at the Grasso. Wash. 6 20 .215 Stanky, St. Louis. 83 12 13 3 0 0 5 .206 (Mighty Mo) Modzelewski, Drews. 1. Struck Rldzik. 186 21 40 3 0 15 an- throughout the Nuxhall. 2; by Podbielan. 1. Hits—Off plate,] Kryhoski taking Kell. Phlla. 8 .215 Daniels. Boston _ 83. 16 17 3 1 0 4 .205 entire training third. Chicago other Marylander, Ridzlk, 3 in 6 Innings; off Nuxhall. 8 in Coleman. 188 19 40 6 1 2 13 .213 Smalley. Chicago 137 17 28 10 0 3 IS .204 at Pittsburgh.' •period. \6Monthsio'Pay 6 innings (faced three batters In 7th): off Delsing tapped in front of the Easter. Cleveland 232 25 48 6 0 12 35 .207 Jackson. Chicago 183 24 37 4 2 7 17 .202 Fort Dupont Course Innings; Konstanty. plate Yost. Washington 327 48 66 18 2 8 26 .202 W’lake. St.L.-Cln. 235 27 47 7 .200 Bmlth. 0 In 0 off 5 In i and, in dashing 190 15 4 0 2 22 Bobby Hart, and l'/i Inning; off Podbielan. 2 In lVi In- for first Hitchcock. Phlla. 38 2 1 21 .200 Jeffcoat. Chicago 176 16 35 10 2 3 19 .199 I baseball bas- nines; off Perkowski, 0 In 0 innings (faced base, dropped his bat on the ball. Wood. Bn.-Wash. 110 11 22 3 4 2 14 .200 McC'loUgb. Pitts. 102 4 20 3 0 0 6 .196 ketball coach at Eastern High one batter In 9th); off Blackwell. 0 In *i i Busby, Chi.-W. 265 29 51 4 1 0 21 .192 Torgeson, Boston 195 29 38 11 0 3 16 .195 Janowicz Accepts Alexandria Nine Wins innings. Plate‘ Umpire Grover Froese Combs. Cleveland 105 8 20 11 1 8 .lffl) Edwards. Chicago 14 0 0 School, has been named manager i Inning: off 2in Runs was 72 2 0 8 .194 Drews. 1% Ginsberg. 191 36 2 and earned runs—Off Rldzik. 2-2; off ¦ willing to allow a hit on the play, Detroit 17 7 3 18 .188 Bartirome, Pitts. 225 18 42 7 2 0 10 .187 ! of the Fort Dupont golf course, it Nuxhall. 6-6: off Smith, 0-0; off Konstanty, , Sc’mees, St.L.-Bn. 94 11 14 J 1 9 4.149 Strickland. Pitts.. 214 16 39 6 1 5 23 .182 Invitation to Play in 3-3; off Podbielan. 2-2; off Perkowski, butI the other umpires quickly dis- PITCHING. Dittmer, Boston... 107 8 16 2 11 9.150 'was announced yesterday. l Over Bunker Hill, 2-1 0-0; off Blackwell. 0-0 off Drews, 0-0. , suaded him and prevented the (Five Decisions or More.) PITCHING. Hit by pitcher—By Rldzik (Kluszewskl). 1 Ip. Bb. So Pet. (Five Decisions More.) Hart, who has assisted > Ralph Kneeland smashed a two- pitch—Drews. H. W. L. or I with the All-Star Grid Game Wild Pased ball—Seminick. protesting] Grasso from blowing a Shantz, Phlla. 187 119 34 98 18 3 .842 Ip. H. Winning pitcher—Drews Losing Bb So. W. L. Pet. I ! public links group and By run homer in the last of the ninth (6-9). gasket. Raschi, New York .. 126 92 54 71 10 2 .833 Roe, Brooklyn 91 100 25 33 7 0 1.000; lessons l the Associated Press pitcher—Podbielan (0-1), Time—2:46. I Shea, Washington 106 2 to get 95 74 49 34 9 2 .818 Hearn. New York .. 115 51 47 10 .833 worked part time at the municipal POLK, Post 24 of Alexandria a Attendance—2,2ls. Again in the seventh, Moreno i Sain, New York 95 98 27 35 8 3 .727 Erskine. Brooklyn 110 83 36 68 9 2 .818 course, 1 CAMP La., July 19. 2-1 Dorlsh. Chicago 54 33 21 28 5 2 .714 Black. Brooklyn 47 29 4 will work full time at least victory over Washington’s i to wiggle off hook. 31 11 1 .800 ' Corpl. Vic Janowicz of the 37th was forced the Reynolds. New York 139 98 44 90 11 5 .688 Wilhelm, New York 75 71 29 46 7 2 .778; until his Bunker in an .684 school terms starts. Hill American Legion Jim Dyck opened with a single ' Garcia. Cleveland 170 156 42 67 13 6 Lablne, Brooklyn _ 56 50 27 32 7 2 .778 j Infantry Division has accepted an Sleater, St. . 65 62 33 21 4 2 .667 60 24 L.-W. Yuhas. Bt. Louis _ 56 22 6 2 .750 Fred exhibition games in ; Boston 55 58 24 Brazle, ! Williamson, who has been invitation to play with the College Alexandria Piersall Take Rest and moved around to thir4 on in- Brodowski. 23 4 2 .667 St. Louie- 58 34 23 32 6 2 .750' i yesterday. to 90 26 4 grounders, Young Marrero, Wash. 105 52 7 .636 Simmons. Phila. _ 102 73 33 82 8 3 .727! with the S. G. Leoffler organiza- All-Stars when they meet the Los fieldi but went Chicago « .625 New . Pierce. . 153 132 48 89 10 Maglie. York... 142 121 55 79 11 5 688 since 1940, resigned Fort Angeles Bunker Hill, District of down swinging, ' Oromek, Cleveland 74 68 20 45 5 3 .625 Roberts. Phlla. 177 147 28 82 13 « .684: tion as ; Rams, champions of the Colum- 57 9 6 .600 Dobson, Chicago _ 112 96 36 Loes. Brooklyn - 94 87 40 64 8 4 .667 1 Dupont manager last week and National bia defending champion, took a ; Wash. 34 5 20 .600 90 84 26 35 Professional Football NOTES—The Nats, who have Ferrick, Koslo, .. . 1 of Doctors' 40 3 2 New York 6 3 667 Kenny resigned 1-0 in the inning 106 42 56 5 69 31 6 Graham lead and On Advice won six of their last seven games, ! Parnell, Boston 110 7 .583 Hacker. Chicago _ 52 17 3 .667 as the League, in Chicago August 15. first still _ L. ¦ By th« Associated Press " Hudson. W.-Bn. 105 99 35 46 7 5 .583 Chambers. St. 53 59 15 29 4 2 .667 pro there. Both “personal ! Ohio University All- was in front in the Les will1 send Connie Marrero (7-4) < Grissom, Chicago 89 77 46 47 7 5 .583 Branca. Brooklyn... 52 45 18 25 4 2 .667 cited The State ninth. Morgan, New York 78 74 30 30 4 3 .571 Konstanty. Phlla... 49 50 13 10 4 2 .667 reasons.” America football star entered the McMenamin singled, went to sec- BOSTON, July 19.—General and Bob (6-9) against 58 53 21 34 4 3 i Porterfield \ Kindar. Boston .571 Minner, Chicago .... 126 115 30 A 43 9 5 .643 4 59 9 in January when ond on a sacrifice and Manager Joe Cronin of the Red the Browns’ Duane Pillette (6-4) Masterson.j Bn.-W.. 57 70 33 26 3 .571 Wade. Brooklyn ._ 118 104 -76 5 .643 service the Ohio scored r 1 Bchelb, Phlla. 52 80 16 15 4 3 .571 Jansen. New York 114 116 29 45 . 643 (5-8) 9 5 National Guard ahead of to post Sox announced today that Jim i and Tommy Byrne in to- Wynn. Cleveland 141 128 68 73 10 8 .556 Brecheen. St. Louis 74 61 14 45 5 3 .625 Division was Kneeland the Piersall, outfielder, day’s starting McDermott. Boston 92 70 60 77 8 4 .558 Staley, St. Louis 152 147 31 S 3 12 8 .600 Minor Baseball called into active duty. win for Alexandria, champion of Military rookie will take < double-header at!Wight. Bn.-Det. 79 90 32 29 6 4 .556 Presko. St. Louts 26 35 6 I 1 92 86 4 .600 ... INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE The Washington Redskins Virginia’s Bth district. . game Kuzava. New York. 74 64 32 44 5 4 .556 Raffensberger. Cln. an indefinite rest on advice of 1:30. . . The will mark j 141 134 29 53 10 7 .588 . Chicago k « Montreal. 1 Cain. St. Louis 78 81 27 38 8 5 .545 Rush. ... 134 114 46 82 9 7 .563 Janowicz, but he Bunker I) the 42 60 8 51 0 Toronto, 0,1 drafted has said Hill 100 000 000—1 o physicians. team’s final appearance here : Rogovtn, Chicago 146 133 7 .533 Wilks. Pittsburgh _ 83 27 21 .556 UNIFORMS Syracuse. ()(«—2 I 5 4 Rochester 8 Alexandria 000 000 I . 4 6 1 Lemon, Cleveland 157 119 52 64 8 9 .500 Perkowski. Cin. 110 110 61 52 7 6 Sprinafleld, ; he planned a in profes- until August 4. 75 61 35 48 6 8 .500 .538 7 Baltimore, career (8) Piersall has been in Boston Paige, St. Louis - Wilson, Boston „125 105 58 61 8 7 .533 2 Smallwood. Winters and Ellis; Darl- New 91 75 30 34 5 5 .500 61 31 AMERICAN sional baseball. He is now the ing Morton. And Distinctive I Jensen’s two hits lifted his Lopat, York . Smith. Cincinnati- 77 40 77 .500 ASSOCIATION and while serving a three-day suspen- B9 84 .500 « Kansas City. I Moreno, Wash. 27 38 5 5 KUppatein, Chi. 110 110 40 57 8 .500 ... Louisville, 1 regular catcher for the 37th In- . , Minneapolis average to .312. . Moreno had Charleston at sion from the Birmingham Barons Delock, Boston 54 58 29 30 4 4 .500 Van Cuyk, Brooklyn 85 81 33 58 8 5 . 500 rained oat. Civilian Clothing 148 .487 20 4 4 Columbus at St. Paul rained fantry Division team and lost five straight games before Feller. Cleveland _ 132 57 57 7 8 Burdette. Boston _ S 3 52 17 .500 out. baseball of the Southern Association. Pillette. St. Louis 119 124 38 27 6 7 .462 Boyer. St. Louie— 81 76 35 34 5 5 .500 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE hitting .365. Chicago-Mackinac Race putting together his current win- Trout, Det.-Bn 83 81 48 47 « 7 .462 Spahn, Boston lBB 158 42 100 0 0 .471 San Francisco, 3 Saeremento, 1 is “After consultation and advice Bvrd, Philadelphia 91 117 48 53 6 8 .429 Lanier, New York- 70 62 45 20 4 5 Hollywood, 11 san Diego, 2 Janowicz will leave Camp Polk • NAVY ning . .444 OFFICERS streak. . . Bearden was _ 124 114 58 73 8 10 Boston Begun by doctors,” Cronin told newsmen, Gray. Detroit .444 Surkont, 100 100 42 81 8 8 .429 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. to report 75 Yachts • . Monday of the sixth consecutive ' Gumpert. Bn.-W. 64 68 18 18 3 4 .429 Spencer. New York 43 34 12 21 3 4 for the All- By CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS left-hander 44 .429 Chattanooce 4 Atlanta 3 th. Associated Press • “Jimmy Piersall is going to take Hogue. New York 44 20 12 3 4 .429 Hiller. Cln. . 90 93 32 43 4 I .400 Memphis New 2 session COAST fired at the Nats and they’ll be Chicago 96 47 Chicago 67 4 Orleans Stars’ opening praotice GUARD Stobbs. 80 43 5 7 .417 Ramsdell, 41 24 30 2 3 400 Little Rock 5 Mobile 1 CHICAGO, July 19.—With a • a rest.” Porterfield. Wash. 123 118 38 34 6 9 .400 Kennedy. New York 49 45 14 21 2 Ashville Birmingham July 24. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICI confronted with another in Byrne ' 42 59 3 .400 12 5 • Kellner, Phila. 119 122 6 9 .400 Mizell, St. Louie ... 81 light them, Sox) 101 82 58 3 5 .375 TEXAS southwest wind behind MARINE CORPS “The ball club (Red is in- today. Nixon, Boston .... 58 86 22 25 2 3 .400 Wehmeler, Cln. __ 110 125 50 52 4 7 .384 LEAGUE • i New 55 49 Shreveport, 7 Dallas, 3 a flotilla of 75 yachts began tak- AIR FORCE himself, Miller. York .. 47 34 26 2 3 .400 Blckrord. Boston __ 127 130 53 5 9 . 357 in Piersall not in 2 .400 Meyer, Houston 6 _ Tulso 2 • terested McDonald, N. Y 40 34 29 14 3 Phlla 133 133 32 58 6 11 .353 Sonny Wise Is Star ing off in a drizzle today on the ARMY OFFICERS _. 29 29 23 2 TO2 position Jones. Cleveland 27 3 .400 Drews, Philadelphia 113 31 50 5 10 ,333 ... LEAGUE where he plays or what » EASTERN 45th annual Chicago • Wins Essex Net Final Byrne. St. Louis . 121 112 67 50 5 8 .385 Lown. Chicago 01 87 57 45 3 6 .333 Albany. Reading. O Sonny Wise, all-high pitcher 333-mile to MADE TO MEASURE he plays. I’m sorry I cannot Garver. St. Louis 125 111 44 54 5 9 .357 Dickson. Pittsburgh 153 161 52 52 614 300 Scranton 4 Hartford 2 Mackinac race. • 66 20 6 Kelly. Chicago Williamsport from Eastern High School, yes- CIVILIAN CLOTHING elaborate on subject.” FRINTON-ON-SEA, Eng., July Newhouser. Detroit 61 17 3 .333 62 57 30 22 2 5 .286 4 Binghampton 3 the Houtteman. Detroit 137 149 43 57 4 13 .235 Fov. Philadelphia 61 87 26 16 2 6 250 PIEDMONT LEAGUE three-hit ball and Entries from 12 Great Lakes Complete Line es Acreeterlep . terday pitched 19 iff).—Brian Woodroffe, .... 107 44 61 3 11 .214 Pittsburgh. 41 56 « 1 young Trucks. Detroit 103 Pollet. 126 120 210 .231 Lynchburg Roanoke 4 ports, Military At Piersall’s home in suburban Hooper, Phlla 104 115 45 25 3 11 .214 Pittsburgh 128 134 72 58 .222 help including seven from Mil- Medela and Ribbena South African, defeated Brazil’s Friend, 4*14 Richmond tO Newport News 0 I got three hits to the Wash- ! Expertly Adjnated Newton, identifying Harrtst, St. Louis . 85 90 31 31 2 8 .200 Mein, Pittsburgh.. 92 83 37 47 2 7 .222 Portsmouth, to Norfolk, 3 waukee and five from Detroit, a woman her- Bn. Cln. • Armando Vieira, 6—2, 11—9 in the Scarborough. 56 56 19 20 1 5 .167 Blackwell. _ 75 75 45 37 2 .182 ington Boys Club defeat the Glenn . 51 53 0 7 .000 79 28 26 . LEAGUE. were among the self as a “baby-sitter” said he had Holcombe. Ch -St.L. 25 16 Church, Phlla.Cln. 71 1 5 .167 . APPALACHIANCity J Branch of the Balti- contenders. finals of the Essex tennis cham- Johnson 5 Blusefleld 1 J L. Martin Nationally gone to the beach. Welch 17 Pulaski A . Boys Club, 8-2, at Baltimore. pionships today. Bristol 12 Kingsport 4 1 more H Famous 'EAGLE' ¦ Earlier, Piersall said he didn’t Beth Olson Captures Four Negro Nines to Play CAROLINA LEAGUE. *Jon Grant, John Saffer and A1 Men's Clothing was supposed to Fayetteville 5 Reidsville 4 Martinai got triples for 72 Florida Ave. know whether he A four-team twi-night Durham 7. ..Greensboro 5 J each WBC.! N.E. return to the Birmingham club to- New Hampshire Golf Final Snipe Regatta Races double- Raleigh 6 Burltngton-Grahm 1 The two teams will play again header EXPERT REPAIRS NASHUA, N. H., July 19 o*P) has been booked for Grif- _ . TRI-STATE LEAGUE. next, Sunday on the Ellipse. TO morrow. Beth Olson, a New Jersey sailor Rock Hill 7 Knoxville « 1 i Tommy Leonard of Nashua won fith Stadium July 29, with the In- Asheville 2 Spartanburg 1 ’ • Cronin took the Waterbury, Yatch yes- Hydraulic Windows New Hampshire Amateur golf from Beachwood Club, ( NORTH STATE LEAGUE. Conh., youth for an automobile the dianapolis Clowns, Kansas City Mooresville 7 Statesville 3 — • Automotic Top Lifts today terday won both races in the Mid- Salisbury 6—j. 4 Fret and the general title for the eighth time by Monarchs, Chicago ! Hi-Toms • Parking at Capital Garage ride yesterday American Elkin 6 ..Lexington 1 r—FREE ’ Water Leaks defeating Mel Desmarais, Ports- dle Atlantic Snipe regatta off ( manager said he,gave Piersall “a Giants and Philadelphia Stars • Door Latches mouth, 5 and 4. Hains Point. TAXI TRAINING fatherly tall£.” slated to perform. BEST • Tinted and Curved Glass Piersall was suspended follow- Bill Rushlow of Columbia Yacht BASEBALL IN TOWN ing a tiffwith a Southern associa- Wins State Golf Crown Club was second and Dick Torpey, SCHOOL Ml. 7100 with Chevy Chase Nine Booking TODAY—I:3O P.M. 1342 G Street N.W. tion umpire in a game At- BINGHAMTON, N. Y., July 19 another Jerseyman, from the DOUBLE HEADER 7 P.M. to 8 P.M. Mon. A Thurt. lanta. It was the fourth time (TP).—Barbara Bruning, 20, re- Money Island Yacht Club, was The Chevy Chase Dodgers have HEPSON'S STerling 6253 disciplined since the Red tained her New York State Wom- third in the first race. Torpey ; a field and seeking game for Washington vs. St. Lanis CAB AUTO FARTS b GLASS he’s been are a BELL • 28, today by today. • Waihlncten Fennaeela Sox sent down June be- en’s Amateur crown finished second in the second race, Those interested are asked • him golf AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK EX. • Qnantlre Cornua Cbrlatl Manager 1317 L St. N.W. 6700 cause his antics bothered [edging Mrs. Ruth Torgeson, 2 while John Roseborough of Co- to call Joe Marshall, Emerson Nut Horn* Gams, Aug. s—N«w York 72 Florida Ave. N.E. Boudreau and his lumbia Yacht Club was third. 1401. teammates^ A A