Sunday, June 1,1, 194.1 I) E TROIT aS 1’ N I) A V TIM K S (P HUM hi CHKRRY SSOO) TART 3. PAGE 3 Cards Increase Lead REPEATER Run Scored From Ist Bob Tales By Edging 1-0 AT TRACK On Single Wins in 11th Senators Team Bucs, «?» . mMMMFS -4 *v... 7 -Wo.’| MB; To Beat, Says Lets *» / s&sss%'**’ ¦ Boudreau Catches Wild Pitch j ¦ Sexton Will Test Connie Mack Phils Win Two In Winning Run 2 Innings; Tribe » By 808 MURPHY in Sixth Frame Loses to Browns DeGlane Here (SPORTS EDITOR) From Giants as (FPI- 12 <INS> Mark ST LOUIS. June 12 The CLEVELAND. June RAMBLING Connie ('ardinals Don Gutteridge scored all the heat in the St Louis increased their insists the team to League over the way from first ba*-e on a j>op league is Washington National lead Mat American single Arena to by elev- On Spiked ! Brooklyn Dodgers one and one- Chet Laabs in the N( >T York. Rowe Is ami New games today by defeating the enth inning here today to give Washington natural for half the' is a Pirates, 1 to 0. St. Louts Browns their third Pierre DeGiune. 213-pound and Clark (INS)—- Pittsburgh night hall games NEW YORK. .Tune 12 A vs lift pitch hy Jack Hallett of straight victory over the Cleve- I-Tcru hniun will be the opponent Griffith right now is arguing rank- The Philadelphia Phillies swept the Pirates in the sixth inning al- land Indian- of Knink Sexton, now No 4 vv It h .1 u<l g e > unsuccessfully hoth ends of a twin bill with the lowed Harry Walker to score with The score was 7 to 6 and the ing heavyweight or F.d t Si t angler 1 ,Hndi> to allow him to increase defeat the Tribe-, the number New York Giants today, 3 to 2 the lone tally. Walker reached shaved seventh hist with a down the place advantage over the last and 4 to 3. despite a rash of home safe hunt of nocturnal 1 hirrl base line and went to third ( place Browns to one game. Tco n 1 runs hy the Giants in the second on a single hy Stan Musial. The Browns took advantage of • —i game. Walker aho accounted for two- 17 base- on balls and nine hits by A fourth - inning homer by of the Redbirds’ six hits. yielded five Cleveland pitchers. Hollingsworth George Cas- via a challenge Coaker Triplett provided the win- Hallett allowed the Tardinals A 1 and JSf 0 ter, ning the jn the five hits Torfay s game gave Ihe who pitched from the sixth Jimmy Wil- run for Phillies first game Schoolhny Row e r’lrates 21 consecutive scoreless! on. allowed the Indians 13 hits W the winner of r \ pitched M\-hit hall for the Phillies innings in eornj>etition with the Caster was the winner and ¦¦¦**? the Sexton* 4 ('ardinals llie Reynolds the •o Mes ready bout li in the ojiener until he was tr- A ln-rr. ;i get (if ¦ ¦ 91 /' * * M Tt in the eighth inning when I*lIT*.HI Rf.ll *>T. I f*t IS Among the Brown-' blows were last Monday * moved O A . /¦ jLr . ! a v I - f a <' »' A B H ABHOA a home and triple by following hi 1 i spiked hv Mel Oft in a rundown e.itin* 2 4 112 K!*'ft 2ft 4 ft 4 4 run Vern W- if 4 ft \\ !k*r <f 3 1 Stephens, the American League - itet.i %m .straight fall * at the plate. Ru*,*l t .V 3 2 ft f 4 1 ft ft rs 3 1 1 f* JlMvn HU Zi)S Ott Brt*n Mut«*l leading cloulcr. Stephens also win over ’h< previously unbeaten Buster Maynard. Mel and r ill-.t Ift 4 11" SnMA** Ift 2 ft * ft general man- ft Dick Bar tell each slammer! out a Ha*rhr I 1 ft 7 1 o pfa.f 3 2 ft m e m walked twice. Ali Pasha The French grappler fig* r (Iflllagher t**<' tt r 4 0 ? ft > pi Lou Boudreau, the -.ix to at the homer in the « m f Indians’ has wins hi- credit Pittsburgh yelping nightcap, | OiMrc l <f 1 1 t Kf.*ki 3 3 ft 2 1 manager scribes are I I Uaatv »¦ 3 I 3 3 a 3 ft ft 3 and shortstop caught Gardens an 1 a string of others ini IRsT Marlon A ;3^LMa own „ to the high h* <<\rm ov* i the of- Ha lam p 3 «• 1 2 poiiAtt 3 0 0 ft ' m Ilf the last two I*llll4nril’HIS MH YORK p | BhV inning-, pres-tng either Midwest wrestling bouts* given * 11 O A (H 11 l tirial decision Tale I.a- H II * himself into service after Buddy lln h< 'A « i To'a> 27 5 27 will outweighed 17 pounds, M irt«h 2 « 2 V 1 Pu< kr rs 4 1 2 ft T* a32 24 Mo’ta over the veteran Frit/te <• injured and Gene 1 f 4 ft 2 turn*, •411*, P ttatiijrin fkio ftftft fK*O —0 Rosar was but -till thinks he can bent Sexton V. \ \ i i'. I.aMotta leeiuved one k Am»*f ft I V ft Ours .ft (1 2 fi St *S»(. (Mil (MIX • 1 I Desautels went out for a pinch- for another mat upset. They, 3 2 7 ft j (*4221 Vet cut left eve. Wn.ail.l mt.rrt •r*.r on « rl pitch In V Ugly over his « f:un W*:aa- Art hitter. two I»!’litrr 3 ft 1 4 Maynrd ri a (1 o wrestle in three falls. » ,*h (,a>» hit Oarv Ikui It however 4 (1 (> »i inrui.A 1 v». would apixuir, Tripllt ‘f ? 3 1 r 1 *• tc. Pitcher Ragbv In the r a j, a . t-!A*«ftA' <»**ry F>*trft*r .Tim replaced semifinal Hamtramck'S H«'C -« 1 ft 1 (iordn .1 ? " ' that Kid McCoy received 2 If 0 n * : .. Young Ma* n t K‘Ain Si.nrtArA U***yto flu* ~m*Pr %. » 4k*' a&j?* .... Boudreau at vj:Mn r 4 f) 7 2 7 1 i Ja '**'•*¦s .short. recreation director, Walter Roxy* W'it*k Vh 4 O • '.a ti Ha,a, '>n hall* f>ff H*- a nut of trie whole thing. I >*' 3 ’ t r .AtrhAr break f 2 n,n,|i ,i it n * By MT. tuil IS Cl.rvn.ANn the ft 2 1 ia t off r*«.:i**t Htrur k out Hal- will tack I*' rough going \ was last No- K tnt p 1 0 U 0 1. I ARHOA ABHOA M'Cov la-t light orrn«r. 14 I*2 .A*t 2 rv r*<.ii*?? 2 wild pitch- Haiiam Iluftiv Negro had man, two 'inn ft ri J} CADILLAC HANDICAP AT TRACK Otrds:»2 3 1 .1 A H< ktt ft S 0 Jones. until lie stepped into I * i> 2 Left n r»*>a, Hit'*ftur*h A S* 1 WISE MOSS SCORES NECK VICTORY IN' DETROIT rs 2 vernlrer Rvrn* if s l « n » r ft 4 fall-. vs* *P» •; ' 1 (»,. c Hat >ik Saa'« ¦’’d P’llAllt Tim* Bdru 3 1 in three Jack Reader I t’rrii . ring Johnny ». , . year row in richest race of season here < ft o Seerey.lf ttie against Jones p II r> o *iti* AttAndArvA .1 (i < pa.d » wins for necond in I.Hahn f 2 4 4 3 3 0 Lip* *-.f a 141 32 K'ph* ft Knnedy n Fred Carronc and 'Buck Pittsburgh Friday night at * A ft.* H r, 1. < 1 lift 2 4 3 0 f» 0 rhtk rs 1 4 ft 5 ft Rachy *s 1 o 0 0 scombe vs ‘Lefty ’ Pacer are the N Y. • * I 2‘ • Total* «3 MrQin t 1 ft 3 ft Hth.r-lf Sift) 1 ft 2 ft 4 ft 1 one fall bouts. The Kid look* d \<i y rust y •Huif ; f in *>»•- »t»h. 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