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~ Dahlgren Faced the Bench ‘And So the Yanks Won

By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, May 23.—Babe Dahlgren took the hint and as a result of Joe McCarthy's veiled threat to bench

him for light-hitting, the Yankees today had vacated the)

grubbly confines of the Amer-|

ican League cellar. |thumped the Browns, 9-2.

Moving into Detroit yesterasy Brooklyn moved into a tie with Dahlgren’s job was definitely at Cincinnati for the National League stake. And so the hustling vankee lead when the Dodgers beat the first baseman, who hits in the No. | Pirates, 3-1, and the Giants de8 slot just ahead of the pitei=r, feated the Reds, 6-4. Freddy Fitawent berserk at bat and delivered simmons, combination piteherfive hits in five trips. He hit a coach, won his third straight game,

four runs as the Yanks slugged the | Tigers, 8-2.

The Yanks moved into seventh place as the Browns tumbled alli the Reds. Derringer had a 3-0 lead the way from fifth to the cellar./going into the sixth when WhiteCleveland slugged out a 9-6 victory, ‘head's single, two outs, Ott’s single over the Red Sox and trimmed Bos- | and Harry Danning’s “Chinese tons lead to a game and a half. homer” which was fair by only a In the other two American League foot tied the score. After Werber's games the White Sox won their homer had put the Reds ahead third straight by defeating the again, the Giants put on a threeAthletics, 10-1, behind Ed Smith's run rally in the eighth to win.

Carl Hubbell shaded Paul Derringer in a hurling duel as the

|7-hit pitching and the Senators

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Times Special MUNCIE, Ind, May 23—Jimmy Phend, Ball State’s Goshen Ghost of gridiron fame, is one of the galaxy of stars to perform here in the Little State track meet Saturday. Phend will renew an old rivalry with George (Red) Montooth of DePauw and Butler's Tom Harding in the 100 and 220-yard dashes that should produce blistering speed. Phend and Harding have been selected as all-In-diana conference backs in football for two consecutive autumns, with speed and elusiveness their forte. Montooth is the Little State sprint champion of last

year. Other individual luminaries tomorrow include Rosy Southworth and Charles Marshall of Butler, Meadows of Taylor and Dick Stealy of Ball State. Butler is a distinct favorite to win its ninth Little State crown since the classic began in 1923, with Ball State and DePauw scheduled to be locked in combat for the place position. Other schools entered are Indiana State Earlham, Rose Polytechnic, Indiana Central, Taylor, Wabash and Central Normal.

Drivers Face Fourth Test

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formance for the 25-year-old

| rookie who is making his first bid | at the Speedway this year.

And it should please the vetefan Duray to know he has a capable chauffeur handling his powerful entry. Harry McQuinn was the fourth candidate of the afternoon to enter the Memorial Day field. Harry became eligible by sending the silver eight-cylinder Hollywood Pay Day Special through the 10

| miles at an average speed of

122.486. His quickest time was on

| the first lap when he was timed Lan | at 124018 miles an hour. But he | kept

the last three around the | 122 mark to preserve a fairly high | average. As for tomorrow's trials, it looks like these will be ready to go: Duke Nalon—Marks Special. Doc Williams—Wiliams Special. Babe Stapp—Wheeler Special. Bob Swanson—Sampsen Special. Raul Riganti—Maserati. Floyd Davis—Refinoil Special. George Connor—Lencki Special. Ralph Hepburn — Bowes Seal Fast Special, Tony Willman — Leader Card Special. Emil Andres — Belanger-Foltz Special.

Always ready to fend a hand, has

of two other mounts during pracHe first rode the Elgin Piston Pin Special fo be

| piloted by Paul Russo and had a | close call when the machine went | into a spin on the southeast curve.

Brisko was able to bring it out,

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Brisko diagnosed the “too much bounce and and advised the shocks be

“ow. The four-cylinder Bowes Seal Fast Special entered by W. C. Winfield was brought to the starting line for a qualification yesterday, but Ralph Hepburn experienced motor trouble on the backstretch before getting the green flag. The car was returned to the Bowes garage for further adjustment. » » o

Down Gasoline Alley . . . Young Billy DeVore was at the wheel of the Holabird Special during prac tice. This is the four-cylinder car originally owned by Wilbur Shaw which Louis Unser, the Pike's Peak champion, was to have driven, . . “Nobody else wants this 13th position, but I'm not afraid of it,” Kelly Petillo said before beginning his qualifying run. . . . Doc Williams believes his car will be shipshape when he locates the difficulty in the water system . motor is overheating. . . . The “41” on Barringer’s car has been changed to the low “6” to which George is entitled under the A. A. A. rating.

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CHICAGO, May 238 (U. P)~— Right now, dethroning Michigan as Big Ten track champion is the order of’ the day down at Indiana. Private feuds are out. But come Saturday, if the luck of the draw falls just right, the two best quar-ter-milers in Big Ten history—one New York .... from Michigan and the other a Enid pnia Hoosier—will renew a bitter rivalry|st og is .... that may decide the team cham- oH pionship. Coach E. C. (Billy) Hayes, Indiana’s developer of world champions, is wrestling with his conscience. He wants to win the Conference title. His trump card, Roy Cochran, wants to meet Michigan's great quartermiler, Waren Breidenbach, in an attack on the 24-year-old Conference record of 47.4 seconds. ATIONAL L Re pen, however Sous Sefend Gincinnatl + A New York (no game, cold, S -yard low hurdles crown an also will run the 220-yard dash| St. Louhs at 2t Brockivn. since the dash field is none too Chicago at to Riadelphia (night). strong. These events, in addition to] the grueling 440, may be too much for the sandy-haired Hoosier bullet Box Score— unless the draw for Friday's preliminaries spaces his three trials far apart. It's up to Hayes to decide. If he goes to the post against Breidenbach, it will be the best Conference quarter-mile race of all time. Lacy Cochrane’s style is to get out in A front and stay there, regardless of the time. Breidenbach is a cinch to extend him-—and probably win.

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GAMES TODAY AMERICAN ASS OA Louisville at INDIA APOLIS ORight). St. Paul at BANAT (night). Toledo at Columbus. Kansas C.iy at Milwaukee,

AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston at Cleveland. York at Detroit. Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington at St. Louis.

LEAGUE

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Louisville Team

Still Has ‘It’

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followed. Balas relieved Jacobs and the Colonels kept right on going. Four runs tallied and the Indjans were through for the night. Bennie Zientara's errorless streak | was snapped at 26 consecutive | games. The agile Tribe rookie mis- |3ies oo cued in the third inning and again | Three-base Sington, in the fifth. The league record for | Fai™ pousie piavs— Williams to Sherlock second baseman is 36. The first|to Campbell (2). Left on bases—Louisville, | error was on Chet Morgan's hard | 3; Oignapelis. 105 Base on gb Lotsn. drive that bounced off Bennie's leg. |J. Weaver, 1: Logan, 5: Wilson 1. $= The little fellow kept his batting Ors 0c Soff wilson” pase th 1s MAIAE: average above .300 by getting one off Hughson 1 in Ais INGINRS; off J. | blow in three official times at the |Jneh. inning © Wild bitches—Logan. 1: J. plate, and it batted in two runs.|Weaves, 1. Winning pitcher—J. Weaver. | Legrant Scott and Nolen Richardson paced the Tribe attack with

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