Sixth-Place Club Only 5 Games Back in Hot Race Rookie Bob Ross Due Griff Tears Up Noren Dodgers Faii to Third, Contract, Gives Irv To Start Against One With Pay Boost Face Serious Loss in has taken of- ficial cognizance of young Irv to Newcombe Athletics Tonight Noren’s batting feats and all- Injury or Draw By Burton Hawkins around brilliance in his first By Jack Hand w to the major league season. The Associated Press Writor in, Lose, , looking Sports | at same time Nats’ president tore up Irv’s By GRANTLAND RICE future and the Dust off those playoff rules. to his current original contract and replaced trying prod Nats, Ford Frick, your National League in Far West will trust Bob Ross with it with one calling for a high- Looking Up young may be headed for a six-club er NEW YORK, July 1.—Any baseball scout looking for a tip his first Griffith Stadium starting figure. showdown. of assignment tonight against the1 It was learned today that might keep his eyes adjusted to the Far West. In a season With July 4, traditional half- Athletics and hope for encourage- the Tigers’ manage- erratic in the two major leagues, the Pacific Coast way post, just around the bend, highly play ing developments. ment has done the same thing in one still can’t separate the men sector is moving up class. has the nucleus of a for Art Houtteman and Ted Harris from the boys. Toss out Cincin- , the Di Maggio brothers, in such as star who have steady club performers Gray, nati and Pittsburgh, and they’re and Doerr head the list of Cass Irv 19 between them. Boby Eddie Yost, Michaels, won games all in the race. and a few others, but he Houtteman, big right-hander, stars now registered from Western fields, Noren and Boston, New York" and Chicago needs help. The 21- was the first in either a new crop is now about due. Here is a re- pitching closed in while Brooklyn, St. Louis year-old Ross, a left-hander who league to win 10 this season. from Byrnes, who usually has and Philadelphia were fumbling port George moved from Chattanooga two up the pace. Now it’s only five games most of the answers— could be an weeks ago, important from the first-place Phillies to Grant: This season’s Pacific Coast figure in Bucky’s plans. the sixth-place Giants and 1 Va far more has reserved his Bob Mathias Breaks League baseball has been interesting Harris opinion from first to fourth. n“Dear Ross, for in a relief ? and more like big-league ball than in any year concerning Lose one and you drop from at Bob since we’ve been out here. Big reason would appearance Chicago first to third. The Dodgers did showed signs of brilliance, but in Decathlon Record in seem to be due directly to high quality rookies the trick last night. They took his first start at .Cleveland he was from former a half-game lead into . stealing the limelight major battered the Indians. by After an 8-5 defeat by the Phils loop stars and yet the majors are putting on In his attempt to reconstruct Third Win ; Straight ithey were lucky to be third. wonder such brilliant displays you why they the Nats, beaten 7-6 and 4-2 by By the Associated Pres* I Since Memorial Day the Phils, Grantiand «ice. Philadelphia last night before were ever let go. j TULARE, Calif., July 1.—Young Dodgers and Cardinals have shuf- customers, Harris' chief “All this adds up to something potent at the box office ex- 12,219 Bob Mathias of Tulare has won jfled in and out of the lead. Now concern centers on his pitching. in and Los Angeles, and their sharply lower the National decathlon champion- the Braves want to get in the act. cept Hollywood Ross finds a Thus eager and No clubs in the league has been ‘take’ can written off as too much the ship for the third straight year he generosity by respective to him a regular berth if he give broken the world record in doing able to away and hide from managements in permitting all home games to be televised. displays the talent to warrant it. i it. Now he plans a year’s holiday the .500 mark. The Phils are “No television at all in Portland or Seattle and only sporadic A’s to Start Shantz. from this gruelling all-round test only 10 games over it and the San Francisco and San Ross the Athletics will airings in Okland, Sacramento, Diego. Against of track and field prowess. Giants are just even. And the counter with , a little The Los Angeles area is rated as having more television sets in Throwing back the determined Dodgers were supposed to win by southpaw who has won six and lost home use than in any other city in the Nation on a population but futile challenge of William E. 110 or 15 games! seven. He will be trying to keep Here are two of the Nats’ new Bob Ross (left) and A1 both from Chatta- Newcombe on Wrist. basis and now those home viewers’ absence from the grandstands (Bill) Albans of North Carolina, pitchers, Sima, up the A’s out of the cellar, a spot Ross is scheduled to make his first start at Griffith Stadium the Athletics to- The Dodgers looked like any- and harder on this 19-year-old Mathias rounded out nooga. against has hurt. All visiting teams squawk louder vacated with their triumphs they the two-night performance last night. Sima looked good against the Yankees a few days ago, despite defeat. thing but champions last night as point than they seem to do on being “robbed” by umpires. last night. night just before midnight with their two best pitchers—Don New- The came from Philadelphians these achievements: combe and —failed behind twice to capture the first Seattle Has Best Rookie Southpaw He captured the crown, the first to hold the youthful Phils. game for Hank Wyse, who required “General feeling indicates Seattle has the best rookie left- man to do it three straight years. Doris Hart, Pal Todd Newcombe, hit on the wrist by relief from Lou Brissie. The Nats hander in Vern Kindsfather, closely followed by Hollywood's He scored 8.042 points shatter- Mike Goliat’s in the eighth belted Wyse for three runs in the , may have been seriously of whom are overhand chuckers, ing the record that had stood for Ken Lehman, both strictly first inning, but the A’s bounced 14 years since Glenn Morris aston- Gain Quarter-Finals hurt. If he's out for any length possessing blazing speed, fine control, youth (21), the coolness back with four in the fourth off j ished the world by registering 7,900 of time, the Dodgers cause is of neither has ever as experineced major leaguers although played points for America in the Olympic gloomy. After Newcombe left the a two-run to higher than AAA and, for pitchers, are fine fielders and un- slammed high- Games at Berlin. In Wimbledon Tennis game with the bases loaded, Jim- light the uprising after two were Blood worth unloaded a three- usually good batters. Won’t Play Football. By th« Associated Press my out. Modest christened Robert run pinch off Roe to break “The cream of the rookie righthanders are George Zuverink, Bob, 1.—Third Washington retaliated with an- WIMBLEDON. July a 5-5 tie. San and Bob Portland. I' Bruce, then disclosed that he plans ! Diego, Drilling, other outburst in the seeded Doris Hart of | three-run to off this Jacksonville, The revamped Cards sneaked “The down from the are in lay competition—after oldsters, majors, pitching grand fifth to grab a 6-4 lead, but the Pitts- a coming trip to Iceland this sum- Fla., was one of the favorites to past Brooklyn by mauling form especially Clyde Shoun and Groth of Oakland, both of A’s moved back into command That left the .Cards mer until possibly Olympic time in capture the women’s singles j burgh. 9-4. whom look good enough to go back up tomorrow. at 7-6 with three rune in the ionly three percentage points back 1952. crown of the lawn sixth and Brissie came to All-England “The batting averages out here afe ‘swollen,’ so I think, by along Nor is he going out for the Stan- of the Phils. retain that margin. Mickey Har- tennis championships, advanced from Santa Claus scorers except in the cases of Frankie Baumholtz, ford football squad this fall, he With , up ris gave the Nats no-hit pitching to the de- Columbus, on first base and Stan Los Angeles, .444; Chuck Stevens. Hollywood (former St. Louis added. He's got to spend his time quarterfinals today by ( after replacing Marrero with none feating Nancy Chaffee of Los Musial back in the outfield, the Browns) Artie Oakland .333 preparing for a career in medi- .386; Wilson, Negro, and Henry out in but it was in a for the sixth, cine. Angeles. I Cards conked Cliff Chambers Minoso, San Diego Negro, .340. lost cause. contributed a Gov. Earl Warren, back for the Miss Hart was joined by Mrs. 14 hits. Musial Joost’s Homer Does It. Pat Todd of Los three-run homer and single. Al- second year to see Tulare's favor- Angeles, seeded The Athletics took an 2-0 Pirates took the lead Two Great Prospects early ite resident defend his title before fourth, who defeated Mrs. Roy though the lead against in McKelvie of 6—2. three Staley lasted “Over-all, I have the impression of watching two great the home folks, put it another England, 6—1, times, Gerry the second game, but the Nats Doris Disposed of Miss Chaffee, for his seventh win. major-league shortstop prospects in Ames Polich, Oakland, and way. The Governor, sitting with I tied it up in the fifth on Johnny 6—2, 6—2. ’s pinch homer off Hicks. a superb in Gene Bob’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Buddy Hollywood: Ostrowski's single, Sam Dente’s Aged Queen Mary joined the Dave Koslo with the bases loaded i Mathias, quipped. ‘‘All Bob Math- [ Handley, Hollywood: the best on the loose from double and Mickey Grasso's sin- spectators in the center in the ninth the Braves an ias has left to do is whip Bob jammed j gave the in Stevens. showing so far rests en- gle. That tie existed until the her seat in 8-4 win over the Giants. Earl majors (Hollywood’s Mathias.” court, taking the royal its eighth, when singled box near the end of the Hart- hit a two-run homer off tirely on infield defensive brilliance: They have the best j His rivals in the decathlon will ( Torgeson ; and rammed his 11th Chaffee match. Monte in the first in- innerworks seen outside of big time.)” be delighted to learn of his with- j Kennedy homer into the leftfleld bleachers. Miss Hart played a steady game ning. Eighteen walks, nine by All that one can say is that both big leagues are in desperate drawal for at least a year. | Guerra contributed three of the to eliminate Miss Chaffee, junior | each side, were handed out in the need of new talent. Apparently there are not enough big- As a kid of 17 he won the Amer- A’s 11 hits in the first game, while glamor girl of the tournament three-hour 22-minute struggle. league to round out 16 clubs. ican title in 1948, then triumphed ballplayers accounted for three Nancy, on the center ! The made an in the in London and playing The West Coast has been a fertile field of of 11 hits in Olympics Two Nats, (left) and Gil were always operations, Philadelphia's the* injured Coan, court for the first time, suffered j early lead stand up for an 8-5 second continued his mastery last year uniform last and it may be even more Important in the years immediately game. in night and will be back in action soon. Coan, a bad case of jitters and her over the Cubs, with 7,556 points. victory Chicago ahead. NATS’ NOTES: Gil Coan. still who still is bothered with headaches resulting from a skull usually sharp game turned needed Things looked bad for Bob after ragged. j Kenny Raffensberger help (North American Newspaper Alliance.) suffering from headaches as the about a month ago, is to be taken off the disabled list Doris broke through service ; from Herm Wehmeier in the the first five events. He fracture _ result of a fractured night's skull suffered July 6. Michaels is recovering from a ankle. twice in each set to keep ahead i to his sixth victory. trailed Albans by 93 points then sprained eighth on June 2, worked out with the —Star Staff Photos. at. all times. 2"More Homers for Easter. Nats and after last night's first event, Probable Pitchers yesterday and pumped a With America’s top doubles Big Luke Easter continued his Charles Town drive against the cigarette the high hurdles, he dropped be- Opens sign team—Gardner Mulloy and Bill i long-distance clouting with two . atop the wall. hind 210 points. | rightfleld Gill ! Talbert—out of the champion- more homers and A1 Rosen hit New York at Boston—Byrne has been advised not to Bob Finishes Fast. run for a 'Dissension and Panic' Laid today, Australia’s hopes of his 21st as the Indians hammered <8-2* vs. Parnell (5-7). couple of but Then he took command in the ships Two Weeks' days believes he’ll winning the Davis Cup soared. the Tigers, 11-3. Meeting Detroit at Cleveland — discus by 74 points' and turned j Gray be ready to play when he comes It was the Charles Town a youthful Aussie duo failed to last opens 13-day (9-2) vs. Wynn (6-4). off the disabled list in the best pole vault df his life ToY but Webb Denies All July 6. anks, of Frank Sedgman and Ken Mac- through the second inning while meeting today, ending July 15. The St. Louis at (13 feet inch) to move into a | j Chicago—Overmire H. Gabriel Murphy, who pur- % By the Associated Pre$» which was last York Yankees’ “prestige is slip- Gregor dumped Mulloy and I Mike Garcia tamed the league racing strip rebuilt year (2-5) vs. Pierce (5-6). chased the 40 convincing 272-point lead. per cent block of away from them and Talbert unceremoniously yester- with five hits for his fifth and for the first time 10 horses, at PHOENIX, Ariz., July 1.—Co- ping they (leaders Philadelphia Washington stock owned by Johnny Jachym, Only twice did Mathias drop 8—6, 8—6. instead of 8 as in the past, will Owner Del Webb denies reports of are striking out blindly. Panic day, 8—10. 10—8, in | straight win. go (night)—Shantz (6-7) vs. Ross was elected a member of the below 800 points, in the javelin j Nats’! and dissension in the ranks has set in.” I the third round. Sedgman and Larry Doby went bat-in-hand to the post in most races. (0-1). and the 1.500-meter run. He panic board of directors and made sec- 22 ami 20 A special Baltimore & Ohio of the . Commenting on the Yanks' MacGregor, years of age. after reliefer after a National League. ond vice president of the club at a soared to 982 in the hurdles with ; train will leave Union Station at Webb said he talked with top latest move in Pitcher respectively, were* unseeded, pitch sent him sprawling in the Boston at New a 14.7 mark, fast for a man recalling York—Spahn special meeting of the board yes- very was seeded noon each the Yankee officials yesterday and Ed the i Sedgman No. 1 in second inning. Players from both day of meet and <9-8) vs. Kramer (1-5). Calvin 6 feet, 3 inches tall and weighing (Whitey) Ford, Kansas terday. Griffith, first ■ but will stop at Silver and there appears to be complete har- City Blues’ most dependable singles, unless the victory was sides streamed on the field but the Spring Brooklyn at Philadelphia—Pod- vice president, hopes Murphy will 190 pounds. Rockville. mony and co-operation. His pitcher, Mehl said: somewhat of a fluke, the United umpires quieted the fuss short of bielman (5-3) vs. Simmons (9-5' arrange more football games for Albans blew his threat in the | statement was made to counter a “It may all be put down to the 'states is going to have to start an actual fight. or Miller (6-0). Griffith Stadium as his first as- discus. He tried to recoup in the story by Ernest Mehl. baseball fact the Yankees are j looking for another Qavis Cup The Yankees ended Boston's Chicago at Cincinnati (night)— signment. pole vault but missed at 11 feet floundering. writer for the Kansas in a tandem. It was a case of youth (seven-game win streak with a 9-6 Minner Elmer 9 inches. City Star, And that’s unique experience | Leaders or Dubiel (2-3) vs Singleton, obtained from win but Major which it was charged the Yankees for them ...” : outlasting age. Both Mulloy and afternoon took a severe By the Associated Press Blackwell (5-7) or Smith (1-3). jSan Francisco last Sunday in the There were 16 others in the [ were were “strik-i “There are j Talbert are in their thirties. j 10-2 drubbing from the Red Sox AMERICAN LEAGUE. at deal which sent meet but none was a factor. losing prestige, reports that all is Pittsburgh St. Louis (night) Pitcher Steve Otey in the half of the Cleveland, .375: Kell. ing out blindly,” and that “panic not well within the ranks of the The test was a three-hour dog- night day-night Batting—Ooby, —Law (0-2) vs. Pollet (7-5). Nagy to the Seals, was due here Scruggs of Santa Barbara College Detroit. .368. has set in.” Yanks: that the front office and fight that kept the overflow crowd program. Runs—Williams, Boston, 70; Stephens. Thursday, but hasn’t arrived scored 7,084 points and Wilford Boston. 65. “We are what we think the field haven’t in of 15,000 pinned to their seats. Page Shows Old Form. yet he’s which White of Arizona’s had doing been harmony Runs batted in—Williams. Boston, 81; motoring, ap- Tempe 1 Coleman and Phil is best for the entire New York with some of the moves made. Defending champion Louise Jerry Rizzuto- Bfchens. Boston. 75. parently sets a record for non- 6,852. Hits—Kell, Detroit. 96; Dillinger. organization, including the farm Reading between the it Brough polished off Mrs. Joy Mot- pulled a double steal to put the Philadelphia. 92. Griffs' Records chalance in moving to the lines, up decisive runs in scoring position Doubles—Williams. Boston. 22; Kell. majors. clubs,” Webb said. “When a ball would appear the world’s cham- Tram of England, 9-7, 6-2; United J Detroit. 21. Batting. in the afternoon featured one such as the pions aren’t with the States national champion Mrs. duel, by Triples—Dillinger. Philadelphia, 9; AB. R. H 2b :tb. Hr Rbl. Pet. Consuegra was involved in an club—especially reacting I Doerr. Boston; Evers. Detroit, and Hen- 1 0 1 ip (p o 0 Osborne Phil Ruzzuto's four hits, Joe Di- fpece 1.000 unusual in the Nash Titlist Yankees—is not winning, there are same enthusiasm they displayed Margaret duPont elimi- rich. New York. 6. 3 1 1 o o o play fourth 0 inning Skippy nated Maggio's three hits and Joe Page's Boston, 24; Noren 19! 31 SI 6 bound to be stories of trouble last Mrs. Jean Walker-Smith Home runs—Williams. 5 8 39 .318 of the second game Bob Dil- year. Rosen. Cleveland. 21. Yor>. 2.»8 48 8ii 13 1 9 fine relief ineffec- sip .mo up. That is the natural “Ford may help and we of England, 6-3, 6-3 and Mrs. pitching. Page, Stolen bases—Dt Maggio. Boston. 7; Hudson 43 5 13 O 1 o 9 30" linger’s liner tore the glove off cropping hope | :Mele 1811 8 I tive of late, retired six men in Doby. Cleveland; Valo and Dillinger. Phil- 23 54 3 S 38 .300 In follow up for the reverses our team he will. He is a bright young fel- Todd tripped Patsy Rogers of 8 Sandy’s hand, the Manor adelphia. 5. Grasso 59 17 3 1 0 7 .288 reflecting ball Junior Golf order after . —Reynolds, New York. SO; Michaels 208 34 SO 7 4 4 27 *’88' to has suffered on the field. But the low with far better than average England, 6-0, 6-1. Shirley Fry replacing 1 . Fa«chi, New York. 65. Robertson 77 11 21 3 2 0 8 Consuegra Nash of Walt hit his 17th homer .••73 Skippy defeated Tommy club has not up on the field ability. He has made himself a Akron, Ohio, put out a fellow Dropo Pitching—McDermott. Boston, 5-1. .833; Con-b« 03 IP 25 1 0 0 « .280 raced to first base and caught given Stev.art 703 22 54 7 Daily, 2 up, to win the junior American, Mrs. Rita and Dom DiMaggio and Matt Gray, Detroit. 9-2, .778. 5 1 IP .208 Vernon’s toss barehanded and we are not giving up in the student of pitching .” Anderson of Coin .. for the 107 18 27 4 1 5 18 .282 golf championship of Manor Hollywood, 6-1, 6-1. Batts also socked home runs in NATIONAL LEAGUE. Ortiz 57 3 14 1 1 0 7 .243 out. office. "However, the move is calculated 287 28 81 7 3 0 ! Club behind Batting—Robinson, Brooklyn, .376; Mu- jDente 25 228 Country in the 15-18 year “We have made some moves further to destroy confidence here the night game romp Walt gia). St. Louis. .353. Evans 187 IS 42 5 3 2 19 .235 ° °°» Masterson. Runs—Jethroe. Boston. 54; Robinson I Harris .912 0 0 0 age group. Johnny Keresztesy which did not turn out as ex- in the parent organization. lOstrowski 109 17 24 3 1 4 15 Brooklyn. 53. °20 won over Stan Frank, 10 and 8, but that's all of this The Blues are in last but World Pistol hit his 12th homer Runs batted In—Sauer, Chicago, 50: Vernon 152 14 33 1 o 2 23 .217 A's, 7-4; Nats, 6-2 pected, part place Record Set i Haynes 14 1 3 1 ip in out in the 13th Kiner. Pittsburgh. 54 2 1 21* FIRST GAME. the'12-14 year class. Girls’ baseball business.” Manager Joe Kuhel hasn’t with two inning Marrero 31 2 5 10 0 given Hits—Robinson, Brooklyn, 89: Lockman. 3 IS' Phila. AB. H. O. A. Wash. Consuegra 14 3 2 0 0 O 3 AB H O A winners were Georgia Mullen over He has to give the White Sox a 3-2 edge New York, 86. J43 DU g-r.lib 4 2 :i 1 Yost.3b up. been knocked down Kuvava 27 4 1 O 0 O 1 .037 4 110 In Matches at Quantico Doubles—Robinson. Brooklyn, 24; Mu- Moses.rf 5 110 Combs.ss 4 13 0 Deborah Wilder in the 14-year KANSAS CITY. July 1 UP).— so often the moves over the Browns. The loss, charged Ross _ 3 0 O 0 0 O o 000 by made aial. St. Louis. 21. Valo.lf 4 13 0 by Okrie- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Noren.cf 4 2 3 1 group, 3 and and Toni Kekenes Ernest Mehlm, the Kansas City Yank By the Associated Press to Ned Garver, dumped the Triples—Muslal, St. Louis. 6: Jethroe. Ch m n.cf 4 0 3 0 Vern’n.lb 4 2 6 0 2, the front office this year it’s Boston; Smalley. Chicago: Kiner. Pitts- Pitching. Faln.lb 5 16 0 Star’s baseball his Mele.rf 4 2 5 0 over Sandra Curtis, 2 up, in the writer, said in surprising he can get back on his QUANTICO. Va.. July 1.—Sergt. Browns into last place. burgh. and Slaughter. St. Louis. 5. lb. H. Bb. So. Gs. Cg. W L. * 0 2 4 Stew rt.lf 3 1 3 0 Home runs—Kiner. Pittsburgh. 18; H ch k.’.b 3 14 10-12 class. column yesterday that the New feet.” Consuegra 33 31 17 4 5 3 3 1 2 “Ostr'ski 1 o o o 1/c Huelett L. Brenner, U. S. Ctmpgnella and Snider. Brooklyn, and Hudson _109 115 47 30 14 8 8 5 Guerra.c 4 3 ft. 0 Dente,2b 4 1 3 « Bauer. 15. Wyse.p 3 2 0 0 1 Chicago, Marrero_ 84 73 25 43 9 5 4 4 Evans,c 5 0 3 0 The flag tournament of the Army, of Jonesboro. Ark., set a Stolen bases—Jethroe, Boston, 17; Harris _41 22 IS IP 0 0 3 3 Brlssle.p 1 0 0 0 Mar’ero.p 3 loo Elkridge Sets New Record Reese. Brooklyn. 7 Haynes._ 41 SO 15 5 5 0 2 3 Harris.p 10 0 1 Women’s Gdlf Committee at Wash- world record with the .45 caliber j 8trikeouts—Spshn, Boston. 95; Roberts. Kuzava_ 91 79 52 47 7 3 3 5 D. sn. Goll and Club C. Philadelphia, 9 8 Totals 37 11 7 ington Country Ross 8 2 1 0 0 1 27 Totals 37 Tl 27 ~8 Rigadoon, Yacht, Purdue, Aces pistol here yesterday by firing a Pitching—Miller. Philadelphia. 6-0. Sima 8 8 3 1 1 1 0 "Struck out for Colgate In 1 Stewart in ninth. D. R. Stake 5 Times .800. went to Mrs. Monsees. whose Winning 1.000; Lade. Chicago, 4-1. Pearce _ 13 16 7 4 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia ooo 403 ooo 7 score of 197 at 50 yards with 20 Washington 300 030 ooo—6 last shot was played in the cup By the Associated Press Runs—Fain, Joost. Hitchcock (2). shots slow fire. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Guer- on the 18th. Mrs. H. Wins 1.—Elk- SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. ra (2). George Cruise STANTON, Del., July Wyse. Yost. Combs (2). Noren <20. Virginia In NCAA Golf Final Benner beat the record in Louisville. 1—5: Toledo, o—4. Chattanooga. 4; Little Rock. 3. Mele. Errors—None. Runs batted ‘n— ! Sergt. Bailey, jr., played her last shot the Associated Press ridge, the world's leading money- Indlanapo'is, 6: Columbus, 5. New Orleans. 5; Birmingham, 2. Noren. Mele (3). Stewart. Hitchcock. Guer- By the Associated Press the first of the Middle At- [ 5: Atlanta. Sy relay Minneapolis. Milwaukee. 2. 5: Mobile. 3. ra <21. Wyse (2). Evans. Dillingcr. Valo. in the middle of the 18th fairway winning set an American St jumper, Paul. 10; Kansas City. 5. Nashville. 10: Memphis. 5. Two-base hit—Stewart. Three-base hit— i HAMPTON, Va.. July 1.—Dr. lantic regional pisto! matches. He and Mrs. Rajph Hutchison was ALBUQUERQUE. N. Mex., July turf record by winning a stakes Guerra. Sacrifice—Vernon. Left on base— George Farrell, District physician, bettered by three points the record ! Philadelphia. 8: Washington. II. Bases on third, on the 17th green. 1.—Fred Wampler of Purdue, event for the fifth time here yes- balls—Off Wyse, 5: off Marrero. 3: off and his all-Washington crew, pi- set here irT 1941 by Maj. Harry | and Schedules Harris, 2; off Brissie, 1. Struck out—By, terday. Major League Standings Mrs. Carl three-time winner of the Big Ten Reeves, U. S. M. C. reserve, now a Marrero. 3: by Wyse. I: by Brissie, 4. MacCartee's 94-18— loted Rigadoon to victory in the Kent Miller’s "SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1950 Hits—Off Wyse. 8 in 5 12-year-old geld- : off Bris- 76 won low net honors in Class Virginia cruise from Annapolis, on title and twice Indiana Amateur Detroit policeman. sle. 3 in 4 innings; off Marrero. 11 In 5 ing captured the $10,000 Indian innings: off Harris, (I In 4 Innings. Win- A at Columbia. Mrs. J. F. the basis of corrected time. Sergt. Benner also took first Gross, sailing titlist, is meeting 190-pound Bob River a Z ning pitcher—Wyse <3-7). Losing pitcher in the Steeplechase Handicap, Standing _ 93-13—80 and Mrs. L. G. The Class B boat made the place aggregate pistol AMERICAN —Marrero (4-4). Time—2:2fi. Pray,; McCall, a defensive football center 2',2-mile test, and won $8,400 to •I Clubs . _ tied for matches with a score of 882. Ma- I, s 87-7—80, second. Class 125-mile sea 9hase down Chesa- boost his lifetime to Results Yesterday SECOND GAME for Colgate, today for the National rine Thomas E. Barrier earnings * I Phila. AB. H. A. B net went to Mrs. Griffin with to Old Point Capt. of Phils 7—4; Washington. _ 1 I O. Wash. AB. H. O A. peake Bay Comfort, $214,330. It was his 30th _s\_ D'nger.Sb 5 10 1 victory 8—2. Detroit Yost.3b 5 2 11 105-26—79. in the corrected of Collegiate Athletic Association golf Washington took second with 859 5! 3! 9| 6| 51 81 7! 43 .672! Valo.rf 5 1 3 (I Combs.ss 4 0 0 1 Va., time 25 in 109 starts. Cleve.. 11; Detroit. 3. J—; 21| _ 4 0 o o and Master Sergt. Thomas R. New York, 9—2; Boston. Lehner.lf 2 2 Noren.cf 4 3 hours 35 minutes and 53 seconds. New York 6! 4 0 championship. Elkridge won by nine lengths 8—10. [ 5j—j 6| 3[ 6j 5jl0| -4lf 27[ ,?03| C’pman.cf 4 14 Vernon,lb 2 0 10 2 Congressional s intra-club wom- Mitchell of sta- 4 1 o The time cut down Lubbock, Texas, Chieaco. 3: 8t. Louis, 2 Faln.lb 11 Mele.rf 4 12 0 handicap her It is the second crack at the after taking the lead at the last Cleveland 31 5|—| 5 4 1 4 6 3 10 0 en’s event went to Mrs. Dixon tioned was (13 innings). | 5] 6\ 5!l0| 5| 39| 27j .591] Joost.ss O'owski.lf time of 28 hours 19 min- here, third with 854. H'cock.2b 4 0 15 Dente.2b. 4 3 2 8 elapsed of the 16 jumps under Jockey Boston | 31 Lewis with 91-17—74 in Class A. collegiate golf title for each. Mc- Games Today 3; 51—1 _5| 6| 8110) 40| 31| .5631 6% Astroth.c 4 3 2 0 Grasso.e 4 110 utes and 27 seconds and enabled Frank Adams. 5' Kellner.p * 1 0 1 C'uegra.p 3 0 2 3 The Class B winner was Mrs. G. Call lost in the third round last TEXAS LEAGUE. Phils, at Wash., 8:30. Washington! 4; 5! 31—j 8| 3[ 2| 30] 37| ,448|14V^ •Ortiz 110 0 the Rigadoon to place first in Port Worth, ti: Tulsa. O. Elkridge won the Indian River at Cleveland. S. Rosden. and Class C Detroit 96-21—75, the fleet of 19 year. Wampler was runnerup for Beaumont. 2; San Antonio. 1. New York at Boston. Chicago | 3j 5j 31 5j 41—| 51 41 291 371 Totals 38 11 2713 Totals 34 9 27 L3 yachts. Houston. 12: 3. ’Chase in 1942, ’45, ’48 and ’49, .439115 went to Mrs. R. S. Smathurst, medalist honors in 1949 Shreveport, St. Louis at Chicago. •Singled for Consuegra in 9th. Carleton Mitchell’s Caribee had the Dallas. 8: Okl-homa City. 7. Phila'phla | 1| 3| 3| 21 5| 5j—| 5! 241 44! .353121 Philadelphia 101 ooo 020—4 113-36—77. Low putts went to WESTERN LEAGUE. Tomorrow Washington ooo 020 ooo—2 docked first at the tourney. Games Mrs. F. J. Hampton Lincoln, ti—I: Sioux City. 5—2 (second St. Louis 1. 8 2- .328 22 Runs—DllllnBer. Valo. Fain. Joost. Os- Murphy, jr. A field of 165 started the game 10 at Wash.. 2:30. \1\ 2| 21 5l—| 21| 431 Yacht tourna- innings). Phils, trowski. Dente. —Grasso Runs bat:ed Club, but sailing from Des Detroit at Cleveland (2). Lost 21 27 ment Moines. 4—fi: Omaha. 2—7. 27 31 37 37 44 43 in—Chapman (21. Grasso (2). Joost (2). scratch, was below Far- Monday. Colorado Springs. 4: Pueblo. 3 (10 New York at Boston. | | j Two-base hit—Dente. ^-Jocst. The Army Navy selective nine dropped St. Louis at Chicago (2). Wampler went into the title innings!. Double plays—Hitchcock to Joost to Fain holes event ended in a tie among rell’s boat in the official finish. Denver. 21: Wichita. 4. (2i. Left on bases—Philadelphia. 8; Wash- playoff after overcoming an APPALACHIAN LEAGUE. I . C. B. Mitchell, also from early ington. 8. —Off Kellner. 3: Mrs. Magruder, 36-4—32; Annapolis, Johnson City. 8: Kingsport. 5. ~ = I of Standing je -ff is S’ g off Consuegra, 1. Struck out—By Kellner. made the in advantage Billy Maxwell of Bristol. 3; Elizabethton, 2. NATIONAL ;■§> by 1. Passed ball—Astroth. Mrs. E. L. Foster, 38-6—32, and jaunt the scratch 2: Consuegra. North Texas and eliminated the Narrows. 4; Welch. 3. Results Yesterday Winning pitcher—Kellner (5-7). Losing Mrs. L. D. Hutchinson, 39-7—32. time of 26 hours 44 minutes and Pulaski. 7; Bluefield, ti. i.l a pitcher—Consuegra (3-1). Time—2:08. Texan 3 and 1 in the semifinals. CENTRAL LEAGUE. f>. -»MumiS n a z a. u * Attendance—12.219. 43 seconds to win the Class A Phils.. 8: Brooklyn. _a £ 3 £ «S Dayton. 9: Grand Rapids. 3. 4. McCall went into the St. Louis. P: Pittsb'gh. award final by Saginaw, 7; Charleston. 6. Boston. 8: New York. 4. Phila'phia 1—| 4i 3i 5| 5; 41 6j 9 36: 26i .581! walloping Wake Forest's Ray Har- Muskegon at Flint, postponed._ Ctncl.. 8; Chicago. 5. Marine Institute Victor The race started at 2 p.m. St. Louis | 6[—j 3j 6j 3| 7| 5| 71 37| 27} .5781 Quantico Tops ris, 5 and 4. _ Myer Games Today Bill Crooks struck out 11 as Thursday at Annapolis. 4| 4| 5| 7| 3j 35| 26' The Quantico Marines whipped! Brooklyn at Phils. Brooklyn_]_4|_8|—| .574| ~V2 Marine Corps Institute won, 7-5, The Falcon, owned by O. H. at 8t. Louis (n). Fort as: Pittsb'gh Boston 9^ Myer, 17-7, last night over BASEBALL Boston at New York. __ j_5| 3| 3|—j 3| 5| 7| 35i 28| .556| l>/2 Prince Georges A. C. yes- Williamson of Annapolis, was Steal Beats Printers Mike Ilitch pounded out a double Chieato at Clnci. (n)v Chicago 6| 3| 2| 30 4Vr terday on the Anacostia No. 2 second in the cup competition and 8:30 P.M. _| 4j_4| 6|—j 6| 31| .508| and two singles, batted in four Northeast Body Works won a Tonight Games Temorrow field. second in Class B. New York | 3| 3| 2| 1|10|—| 5| 7j 31| 31| .500| 5 runs and stole two bases. Departmental League game over; vs. Brooklyn at Phlla. (2). Washington Philadelphia 41 4 the Union Printers, 1-0, yesterday ; Pittsburgh at 6t. Louis. Pittsburgh | 3| 3| 3[ 2j 4[—| 23j 40j .365jl3’/3 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. EASTERN LEAGUE. Boston at New York (2). PIEDMONT LEAGUE. Columbia. S: Columbus. 0. Scranton. 3—9: Hartford. 2—10. on the Ellipse, when Billy Hite! AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK Chieaco at Cincinnati. Cincinnati 1[ 2\ 6j 2j 31 31 4j—| 1: o 1 21| 41| .339|15 Norfolk. Lynchburg, ill Innings). Charleston. 5: Savannah, 2. Wilkes-Barre. 4—10: Albany, 3—J.2. stole home in the first inning! Richmond. 3; Portsmouth, 1. , Augusta. S: Jacksonville, 4. Utica. 10—4: Elmira. 5—9. J j Lott k Roanoke, 4; Newport News, 3. Macon at Greenville, A Binghamton, for a lead that stood I f |26|27|C||28;30j31j40|41| | | | postponed. 6. Williamsport, 3. ♦ ^Tomorrow—PhiiodelphioH^^O^^M^