PAGE 18 DKTR 0I T EVE NIX C, TTM £ S (PHOS £ Uit:KK\ 8800) Monday, May 24, 1941 IN FRONT Sports Split Deprives Tigers of Tie for 2nd Place hit" William a constant reminder of home in Srihmak’s balk gave Arrows then- 516-Pin Lead In 10th Frame the threat of rain to avoid feeling single marker at UAW 7 con- By LEO MACDONELL lonesome. quered, 11-1. By LEO MACONKLL Auto Club had a three-hitter .n receipt of a TRIPLE DOES IT lurm i- Rx HAROLD HAUL from Rert Fodor in taking the; ro-Muiorv-il document in "Mu-*' Flushed with three victories in Police. 4-1, as James Stevenson's Pitcher Jack Wilson tripled with T on the of \v : r--i' PeGroer. the rx-Winri- :,’v crest a 516-pin four games at Rriggs Stadium right field into corners peopled in the sixth • homer Grand River the c< J Norris, v »r 'c "M ' •.«*• HO" C*iltCl popular captain with the Red Sox. their first series avenue in the first stood for th*’ to give Kings the victory over , Mai), rho Snoh team, champion c thr 1 VI nto Glebe and of the season, the Police effort. The Autoists drove ’Oakwond Aves, 5-2. Pitcher Gene *' • of the Tigers today to kno" if D’ Charle* I*¦ »i fimes All-Star Classic, is uants were speeding East for an invasion the needed rivet in the sixth when Palis’ third straight single behind j- pollard. the Detroit drntM t heavy favorite todav to defeat of the Atlantic seaboard. McKenna doubled Rill Ebranyt a walk and nhc.ul of the one wearing ’Mo shirt which hr J- *'n Cnmnuns of Parisrloan when is they were to stop off home after the latter made first baser* of Mickey Hamilton and (?hr dentist) "on from him t'-e pair start the last games of En route 40 Pa., an exhibition on an error. George Panzoff gave Haags the it on in*' la s t game of r,,i 'sO.game home and home at Scranton. for } tl'rG* game tonight the Scranton Relief Pitcher Fred Hrdlicka's decision over East Side. 4-3. >uM the Rod an 1 Maj'lo Leaf"’ s- nrs for the state individual with ] Wins* team of the East Lragwe. mighty swat over the right fence Dick Littlefield and Hudson Sanies Cup sct;rs. match g one championship at Hall- at Wallace Field sent in Hank Juniors took the howl nut of the Podds Friday Refore 28.899 paid customers, “It was a lovov rolorcd wool- Recreation next biggest thp Vartagnan ahead of him and gave Wolves. 24-0, Littlefield allowing on* • \p season, the Tigers and Red Sox Pepsi-Cola the nod over Team- three hits in eight frames. West >jM jflJm amt I am «.urr it would look wrl! Norris, through except ionalh yesterday, •tertj 7-5. Side Sports assembled nine smacks split a double-header ft on thr doctor. My great fear Is smart bowling, is the with for 10 runs in the fifth to sting d choice the former taking the fronts- RACK UP THREE that ho max have rut It up and everyone except Cnmnuns. The piece. 4-3, and the Red Sox the Spartans. 16-8. U*cd it for filling troth." later admits his rival has an ap- nightcap. 3-2. in 10 innings. Joe Pontoine hurled Chevrolet % The writer imagines DoGorr parent eommanding margin, one The split deprived the Tigers of to a 4-0 success over Parisclran. to be facetious going )>o was just trying ihat is to hard to over- a tie for second place. One out in the sixth, Chevrolet he cracked about Dr. Bal- come. he still feels if profited by error. John Zerem- Pitchers when hut Norris 3p -. . an lard using the cloth for filling can “grow" that much wood on ' ' jB WHITE IS VICTIM skfs triple, a pass, Pontoine's forth or have dentists got his own drives he can cut it down games double and Jim Hogg's single to y After winning three in a •” *• ? Materials are ¦•••• .> * around to that on the pair that suits him at Hall- row from the hapless Roston crew.| rack up three. Rule for things go into fearer, cvrn that j Dodds. the Tigers stumbled in the second Ray Petty fanned 11 and granted filling teeth, we have been told 1 Norris gave Crimmins a thor- vF**' gamp when Hal White, relief three hits as Virgies won their way. we have our agents ough and trouncing in the * straight detouring Any sound ' "*** pitcher, in the tenth inning lost third in Vickers rut watching for Ballard and first 40 games concluded at the control and Ton Lupien coupled a at Ives Field. 13-3. Wesley Kle- 13 Innings the shirt. f’alaee Recreation last night He timely single vvith the walks to weeki had the the only two assists! DoGreer also would like to avi raged 211 32-40 m tumbling on the Vitgie's side. Thirty-six strikeouts and occa- Chick, score Leon Culberson, recruit out- know what John the S. 172 pins to Crimmins' 198 38-40 fielder. vvith the winning marker. South Fort squeezed UAW 171 sional hitting mark today the 13- hoek< ivcoon of Windsor, did y in tipping 7.956. With a gallery; Oscar Judd. Roston left-hander, in Class R t 2-1. thanks to a pair inning tug-of-war put on yester- thr goose in most with found his that was again-t him of the was the winning pitcher after of doubles in the fourth from Joe day by Rattalinn* Two and Ten «» at the Royal baseball which hr is now writ- difference between only two singles He had fine con- to reach the outfield in first pitch after Gene Gram/a s two- ing for the Globe and Mail, along the pair, considering Norris’ lend . trol and hut six round*. Sam's pushed up four base error A single produced th» The latter* 34 walked one man. Then when Ray with his many other duties. had more with 218 in the seventh two hits were buttons in the second decisive run. Interesting chat to 184. hut his were bunched cleared the sacks with Phillies an Pinky congratulated by mates as he crosses Zimmerman Draw ••Just had Hißßins bunched vvith a nas« paving the Twelve dumped Six by ’he ¦¦arrt with Gabby Hartnett,” DeGeer Crimmins had 202 spares. 39 splits way a double and scored later on Ed the and plate on his two-run homer in eighth inning of first game. for two tallies that put the 'score. Six led 1-0 until seventh reported. six errors to Norris' 184. 29 Sox out front, the Rrock's two-base wild peg when Twelve their The Tigers needed it to win. in after home with the scored three Gabby is now the manager of and seven. boys had posted one counter in Mike De Grow s homer runs on a single, pitcher Rob ha«e.s in the second gave the Jersey City club in the In- AVINS IS GAMES the third. .Top Hoover scored that jammed Cucchi s double, and two stolen Record Crowd League, in which cir* Holtzman a 11-3 verdict over Grif- ternational the [run. when he heat out a hunt for bases. cuit the To- I Of 40 games Crimmins won a single later fin. Thirteen fellows batted in the, five and scored on a I Left fielder John Knit tel of The air of pessimism that had ronto Maple only 13 and of these were in Tulliiirl -ingle bv Doe Cramer. ninth of the UAW 490-Ravls en- Eleven, eight defending champion, saved hung over major league offieri % Leafs per- fourth block yesterday’ afternoon 4 New Faces gagement UAW won. scored JP (»FTS the game by two remarkable sin<•»• 1 tM'hall o|>ened this year V. » form "hen neither did anything excep- YORK DOUBLE |to win, 9-1, on six hits, three *A shoestring, -• catches. One. a with gave was today to a general aura "H a rtnett tional in the way of scoring. Crim- [wisscs, two passed halls and an fW Takes The Tigers* tying tally eame in two on base, the other a one- of confidence inspired hy the sea» K still insists mins made the 6-7-10. 4-7-10 and seventh error Clay Dumas, who singled t*> off Rrown. who pitched to hander with a single runner wait- son s most sparkling set of Sun- (' « 5-7 in the first three games mmng singled again be- „-j* the uh and Arena only two batters. Rudy York led start the ing. Thus Eleven Seven, On Card >topped d.iy box-office statistirs. should have Norris caught a three five- fore the session ended. '*T/ and |off vvith a two-bagger and scored by 6-3. Poor has been respon- beaten the bagger in a 215 game to highlight Shoofoii In of the. Weather TONIOHT.s pouts when J’mmy Rloodworth singled.! Class D. Rill Pierce w,ts whip|>d. r the performance. Owls his Battalion Nine sible m great part for the {*«¦*..r Tigers In the | ! Vv<->n n.'hfrt v*. J.>hin KfOan ? in 1) Then Judd came into the ran season strikeout totali iiniph 16-11 by Three in the ninih. Nine hustness lion. by tin* big leagues JT IR.W World Three of Crimmins* other game \V alter Tulbtirt. 53-year-old fa'lh. 'Judd, a left-hander who lives in victories eame last when he Kumer .lom vk Oil 2 m tiunched three hits with four during the fir -1 month of the year* 3 Series,” Pe- night Detroit manufacturer’s represen- : .1 f*llk. Ingersoll, Ont.. was poison to the gave and two errors to tally But a theory had arisen that the 'SlHfck Goer wrote. and Norris their best exhibi- tative. who two years ago put Kxri Mc*”ready redrn Martinn. 'O Neill hoys. They got only one HI nrf (•!! six and win out, 17-16 public had lost interest in teams liartnett “He thought j tion. Norris dipped below .200] Michigan on the trapshooting i ,hit off him. a blooper over once, 196 his T i*rre I'fGlan* v». Jack Reader, one the Four had seven runs in the s,.c- no longer possessed of most of It was In the bag after Hank only in second game, i map by winning the Grand Ameri- fall. head by Don Ross, a Belmont Stakes jshorstop’s [ond and Greenberg broke slid- in fashioning his best 10 games. < Trapshooting championship.! three in The thud 1 the ir indi\idual stars. his wrist can pinch hitter. slipper Eight hy only day decent, ing Into Gabby at the plate.” 2249. Crimmins went under three', stepped over into another shooting Four new faces will be seep in Tinky Higgins’ 14-6. John Piskorz It took one of first home run of let an easy fly fall s*fe m right weather yesterday to explode Hartnett was the Cuh times in the 190 s with his 236 sport today and heat 97 skeet ihe wrestling bouts tonight at the season, with Wakefield on the finish the high : Arena w in the second on which the side that line of reasoning as eight catcher in that exciting series. standout. Norris’ shooters at a registered meet held Gardens. The card ill fea- runways, for two :n accounted of the Next should have been retired. Four league ballyards drew a ture the appearances Count's maior “Incidentally, the baseball- this set was 252 in the fourth \ at the Rlue Rock Gun Club. first there of four tallies that enabled the Tigers with p.i'vry total of 211.615 fans the be.'t nlg Maple Leaf* seem headed \then he opened vvith five and Tulburt, shooting with dead-eye Yvon Rohert. Canadian heavy- to squeeze had three hits two to out a win in the first get two slip. single day of for their biggest season in closed vvith three. precision, went through 50 weight champion; Earl McCready, game. NEW YORK. May 24 :r traditional riidn DeGeer which Webster of The then the route the t Scranton Star i for Sox. leg. ______even come lose to that mark, would indicate that sports in met in a shootoff. Tulburt win- j Heavyweights clash in the main For eight innings Tommy Rridges for the Belmont Stakes—third go. racing s triple crown—- while the best previous figures for Canada, as in the United ning 22 out of 25, Webster get- Rohert vs. Katan. and the spe- pitched brilliantly, giving only ! on coveted cial up the a single day were 168,578 at eight States, are enjoying a wartime ting 21. match. McCready vs. Martinez singles and as racegoers faced prospect of Major League Hurls No-Hitter heavyweights four scattered going stadia on May 2. boom. ( The win gave Tulburt first place Junior are in the into ninth frame enjoying a banner week at Belmont. I the what The hot-shot romped to Sunday’.; figures: “Burleigh Grimes has what SCRANTON, Pa., May 24 (UP) in class A and Webster the run- other bouts. loomed to be a shutout. Rut Tom Hertz' - victory Saturday's $15,000 looks like the class of the I. 1,, Credit for the first j*orfoct game nerup honors. weakened in the ninth, the Rostons in Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE unless the Mpiad loses in the history of ihe Eastern! Sgt. Paul Slack of the Withers Stakes at the Long Island more Detroit Tiger hunching three hits, one of them AMERICAN LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 37.176 players to the Grimes League went to southpaw w named Box Scores course and needs only to register war. Chet Police department a homer by Culberson, to produce St I,oil is at N< w York 3*1,250 |m>sl Covington today. IK*, in the traditional Relmont Stakes W L Pet *C,R has the pitching stuff in of Scranton winner in the class A A division,! I r *i VMI three markers within one of Cincinnati at Brooklyn 31.507 the loop and a good all-around Covington faced only 27 hatters breaking 48. D. P (Roots) Allen, BOSTON' enough to to become the second steed in rac- Cleveland 16 11 .393 cause a deadlock. John- New York Chicago ,it Boston 28 986 ( rompton yesterday as who 48, was ARR H O A ing history to win the Kentucky 14 11 .560 1 a good Scranton blanked -' was club. Herb is also broke dertared eiri’KM • , f 3 112 0 ny Corsica called to the Springfield. Derby. Preakness, Stake* Washington 15 13 .536 . catcher. Harry Davis Is still a 6-0. Not a runner second when he failed to shootoff 1-HkP. ji.« 1 *> 1 2 * rescue and with two out pitched Relmont 11.l 1 Total 131.919 x 0 13 classy first sacker and clutch- lreached first. for first place after tv mg Slack. ’ rt l O 2 0 the Tigers out trouble, and Withers. The Canadian horse. DETROIT 12 .520 2 Huiiipfi lb .1 ] o jo (i of thereby 3 RICAN hitter his age. < barley I’i.prr, 2l> 'Sir Rarton. was the only other Philadelphia 14 15 .483 LEAGUE B despile 10 2 11 : - * i —’ Bridges. ’ 5 E Lhc same ter a Georgia ~x n tt 1 n horse To win all fouf—ln 1919. St Lou Is 10 T 2 TTm 5^7 New at (Cleveland I/etrhes. b«r of |T;thor. dh ,loi Wilson Miles, a pinch hitter York 12 Chicago 3' 2 Greek parentage, is doing well |PfArf.rk r 5 10 12 155 Boston at Detroit 28.890 loi .1 Marled the attack vvith a single l P h« .s. ;t 2 0 0 0 Boston 11 17 .393 5 ? Chicago at Washington 14 883 at second and Frankie Zak fills Wakefield's String * 2 to right. When Ned Narris kicked MII*-*- 1110 0 * Major League Leaders •Games hehind leader. Philadelphia at St. Louis 6.699 In at short capably. In fact, _ the hall around, Miles continued Zak looks like the best short- T->*«l* .11 1 7 24 i4 on to second, FIV r I.ESPINO BSTTER* VEATERDAVA RfM I T* from where he r n <»• for in ninth DETROIT 4-2. B '** r) 3-3 rvl t4m» Total 79,726 Atopper in the circuit. Snaps in 2nd taaine KT I ROIT trotted home in front of Culberson, AMERICAN LEAGUE 10 tnnlna*l ABR H O A when the Sox newcomer exploded O A R R H P*** CitvelanO 3-5. New Y"rk 1 2 (*• i ii o 4 ,1 *t#ph«n». At T.eull 1A M 11 2!V lA* W'»»hinaton n, n (««><•.->came Grand 211,6-15 f’r»m*r.i'( * his four-ply blow. It was total Hamlin, By n o o o Culber- Htcclna, PMrolt 25 05 1 1 34 .35* w*%th*r» Conger There LEO MACDONELL w son'c first Llndcll, N*w Turk 25 »o A 20 .122 B'. Lout* 9 2 Philadelphia 1 3. It was a day well worthy of the HiKfdnit, homer of the year and having ¦ .1b 4 1 2 1 3 the WnWrflHd. Prtrull 2.5 11.1/114 1A 119, TODAV’A (lAMM fan*' interest, too. as the Indiana “We call him 7-lggie Zak. the After hit safely in 21 Harria, rs 4 10 2 0 second for the club. HnoVrtt. refund 21 *2 12 25 .317: rig-tagger. He goes high, low, straight games. Dick Wakefield, jV’nrk 1h 1 O 2 10 0 i No *am** »rh*4 Ift 37 the Yankee*. 3-’ and 5-2. that R libeling at third is a good "as stopped by Yank Terry and Hi dkf>«. 1 0 0 0 1 (Fr#v Cincinnati 27 110 14 39 3.551 NATIONAL T.E AGUE r«lra, o *» 1) Briggs, I p o 0 .345| tumbled the American league rlouter. The outfield has Jim Oscar Judd in yesterday’s second Kohnson Mtlllll. 81 !/>ut« 2* 119 22 41 W L Pci. *GB game PahlKrfn. Philadelphia 25 aa 9 30 341 champions out of first place f'r Ripple, long a tough cam- T'ttx 31 4 R 2? 12 Kurowekl, 81. Lnula 25 103 1* 3ft .340 Brooklyn »* m 21 9 .7i>o year. paigner. and Maurice tan Rn- In five times at bat. Wakefield IP oon ORp 001—.1 the first time this oin 001 02*—4 Clash Tonight HOME RINA St. Louis 17 10 .630 2’ a A vpven-ru.i spree in the first Robay* the did not bag a hit of •/ Hart • hav*. Van is De- off either the* . Keller Yankee* Litmhller 4 Boston 14 10 .583 4 ' : < n Rriggs ft Phiili** ng was enough to the Sen- call ‘Belgian two Red Sox. flingers after having ¦ Hi rhara 2 Romhers. Detroit cham- 4 inn let troit box thev the |l>'>frr TtAn.p«», hit p *rr Ott. c.iante Naylor Phllllfe 3 Philadelphia 15 12 .556 U Thr*a-hm>* Maynard. 2 to a 11-0 triumpn Bomber.’ Then there’s Jim safely in 72 out of 25 league •h • Wakk'lr'd Herr.a Cul- and Kohnson. only teams Giant* 4 Char*ak. Bromn* 3 8 ator* breeze ¦ ¦ nniipie ru• Hituln* Cincinnati 12 16 .429 White Sox the Ralph games with Tigers. h'l’l'r ims. H’k-fcina to Rlocid- 8'; over the in first Grurdls and Kiner. the •- V ik H' HINA BATTED IN Pittsburgh 10 15 .400 w'-th I«"rth in Hnovar t ball Association tournament game of a double - header Tlr* Klner is one of the best out- Wakefield's sensational hitting York T.aft .0 ti.i'i p «t n Patrol* 4 for Herman 2.1 A'anky Cuh* 1A New York 11 18 .379 9'.. loop first game; p ‘»« ' - h«r« Of* I> h»o: 1 off prld*»!« the servicemen's trophy, will clash Blnod’nrth, Tlfera IA Elliot Pirate* JA nightcap was called off because of fielders ni the hut Fnrle streak started with the p-iho Chicago 9 19 .321 11 2 otj• R-. r hy RridKAH 4 in one of three games Johnion. Senator* lA DlMajtlo, Plra'e* 1A the weather Sam Is beckoning him. The of a double-header in Cleveland. M•« OT Rridea* 7 in a 1 off tonight in Apenr* Aenatof* 1A +- HER 2 nnlns* •Games behind leader bMr •' 1• 3 Pittsburgh out a pitchers include our old friend April 2r>, with a single off Jim ' tnninp Wild pitch—- Mack Park The game is sched- i" broke of four- > VItTCBOAl•• aim i ¦ w ,nnin« pitchn Prid(r<* uled for 8 p HITA game losing spell by thumping the ni. Rriggs . Luke Hamlin, Nick Strince- Ragby. who held the young Tiger remained M'i*ial Cardinal* 41 Vaufhan P-witer* 37 A* Ty'ii » a 4 N*» V rk 5-2 vlrh, Al Dick Conger, star in the game the in the unbeaten class after defeat- F-ey. Red* .19 Bakelleld, Ttgere 3* Brooklyn 3-3. Cincinnati 0-1 Phillies, 4-1. before the largest Jarlett. first of sea- ' *t.< nvp n \ \|f ing Continental Local 280, Herman. Dodger* 37 Chicago 2-1, Ro*ton 10 teecond gam* crowd ever to witness a National .Tim Hopper. 4b-vear-n!tl Lloyd son. April 21. Dirk got a bit April am no*tux 1-0, 10 inning*' , AH Rt NA ague at Philadelphia. Brown. '•id Goldstein and 22 and then on April 24 went hit* -.IKL, > R H o A last night. PiMaburgh 4-2 Philadelphia 1 ft. L* hill The r or*- i . o « Mu*ial Cardinal* 22 Oman. Dobatting ,K- x i: s n n i n Whit*. Athletic* 20 with 17 No game* *ch*dul*d fifth to win. 5-2. in nightcap |l.'ir>r »h .X 0 1 r ft Tigers once had Conger. spree. ,•' ‘ er- 2b I 1 1 SO Oakland Sportsmen ‘•Ralph Alien. the lad I Wakefield hagged three hits in i;srr «¦ r f >. i i 3 n II 0 f» ft o the game » brought from \A Innipeg to do a first yesterday onr of T• ih n i 12 •ports column and features for them a mighty three-bagger anil I r v n i 4 2 To Hear Westerman Women Ticket Sellers Hick T*r« f I ii n n n me went overseas with Connie was acclaimed by roars from the l no 0 0 Fred Westcrman, chief of the Smvthe and is noxx out of the huge crowd on each appearance. M-w p n ii n o ii The record waves of dollars ii fish division of the Michigan o o 0 ii de- racegoers sending on the grounds. Not one com- it down. As I picked It lip she army and a war correspondent, WAKKCIKLI) partment conservation will he which are in Despite DICK . of only $4 lie is a great kid and a bril- unseasonable weather t• i . i “7T 30 s pursuit, of the favorites at the plaint on change and one said. ‘That's S 3 and one Is • the -• principal sjjeaker at the two of the days, the Tiger* drew f .r TV-t• o \,-nth Detroit aren't going to complaint by a fan who said he and one is S 3. Thank you. sir.’ liant writer.” i Hon monthly meeting race track 75.588 paid customer* in their lake- grounder with a great one- m of the Oakland of had received the wrong ticket. I almost hit the floor when she I)o~ o truer refuses to er»n- AR t: If O A tomor- swamp the new crew women Sundays, average handed stop. H \#r »• A Oounty sportsmen's Club. gn\e re«ic that Joe nr>t !a*t three an 1 I 1 2 sellers. No matter how You can’t heat that.” me the ‘Thank you* and Cronin is 'r.lf o 1 3 0 row at 7:30 p. m , in the Elks ticket . ni better than a Sunday, tossed In a polite smile. But I ir v 25.000 WmufliM !f .> o o 2 it many millions are bet. jobs gone to (•reeled with a mixture of Temple Auditorium on Orchard It looks like these are “\A hen 1 was with Ihc Red which would seem lndic*4e H :if> i o 2 n j It hurts masculine vanity to as men are con- managed to stagger away.” cheers turns at the start of Mir- -rs 10 14 0 Lake avenue in Pontiac. forever as far So\ bed to in that the national game ha* lost and it 1 pit* batters V • k 1 1 1 113 (I admit hut the women who ( start cerned. Because the women are The press bux "Information Kid.” none its |»opulnrit\ in Detroit. the afternoon's program, ) ork « practice on* dix and that dav of P o t 4 i their second day punching out the more efficient. who always ha* deep, secret dope |es|#r*h»>'% - thr hmis hit*, ' Pirn i .3 o n 2 l> * crowd—paid * silent t-d with three xxe won,” •"I'.iffler \'pi.TTTT*~ ”s<, o o o n 0 winning or losing tickets at the “We had two woman sellers on his bangtails, piped up with two in the first game and one X?#*ro i mnin had me pitching to the was the biggest of the year. Ov#rmirA r 2 0 0 0 J Hungarians Beaten Fair Grounds today are doing who punched out 430 and 400 the clincher. in tin* second. He doubled and Wh 'I J 1 ft ft 0 ft 01 batters for the next sexen dax* in ft o n a better job than any men tickets race, where a good man “What Ye*»crda\ > victory in the first m ore«l one of the two Tiger :R t i much a I like about the nomeiw —-until our winnng streak vxas Richard*. c 1 ft o ft 2 the track has employed. used to sell 410 to 413 on a busy sellers," he, "Is that _ I dee- an even s’ephcn tallies in the second game. By I said everfl . . . Milwaukee Team broken" •* Lewis, Stone, « George Man Ower. for- sp';* in the record thus far two T 37 2 7 30 \ 13 the mutuels man- day,” said J. C. one of the time you go and ask for a ticket mer ,*’ who hf-v Veerv Rat I*r Pat*''#* n »»v#nth Eagles ager. grin T plav- ;r 4 ir,d Croatian of Milwaukee tells you that with a bosses. on some long shot the girls don’t w tw o losses. Bloodwortn batted home six runs :*»*?•» l i r Whi’i- in i*mh ’Mirh has® Portland ** Hungarians has to get comment* their noses the infi foi of in the four Red Sox games. P •t-'n 000 non 2eo i—3 defeated the Detroit toda>v And he the facts And a few from press up against '~t Par' r .'is* l« apj*’ • V ’k fltnian ha*# Harrit Bar> George Popp and Stanley Hicklind la Just like walking In a down- What a relief. Those girls arm. exper be *'» -- are T543 eon’: art ju*t n « the the series, r # t- rvut'if r Pun#* to in “Listen to this," he says. * busing a pair of business, 10 at Trigg* 'stadium. On sj»ot pitch in New York 1 >kr I I-)’ o hM#tiV R ston A D'H- it 7 tallied for the winners the sec- town store and all earning that $7.30 a *;n> •• - before gyrre or> opening In Ir\ing to fill the shoes of which starts Wednesday. He-- i Off Tfrry 1. oft Ju.M 1 ' ond half. "Those girls ran Into the record stockings,” said Randall Hann. day." . . . as the ft o\#rm •• 3 off Whit# 4 Sirurk out a opening day crowd and handle the na> Ju«t umpir* Johnny Resky, this is doing ! A A In preliminary game, His- one of press telegrapher^ That's when the pre<*s ho\ evnic ,>s IU ’lit Hit* Off T>rrv in in v. preparing ’o tel] t< the inning fir-t Mm i» (ritehwl s no*ed the history of * Marv a ni<** job. In fifth of the • r».|M, -. #« A 'THANK fro >w r ’rx< ,f fr om prem- game. ) {mixer was called out at the i• rr Ov#rmtre t in a 1 a innmc« hap- . .ng nothing wrong ,,r they ises he!* he had not ta* r And there was plate when the umpires ruled he ft Whit# 1 n 3 2-3 nntng* Wild r ti American Legion Just mowed down those “I walked up to the S 3 com- pens alter they see someone f„*ed Manager Sh* a hollered with the double play which Hig- kieked a fair hit ball O Neill com- Ov#-mir» Winner pte h#r toad boalnr bets. bination window, laid down a S 3 collecting a *1.600 Daily Double. W'hif# I'napirfu Uuhhard .'-¦«* \ 1. “Imagine "1* Man. has Just gins engmeeied in the sixth inning plained it was foul but hi* sales R -mm#l '’*'7. 21, I’ hot • i« inmnjio. races. At least 22,000 persons j punched out my ticket and laid i sion.”