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NEW YORK, Aug. 1 (U. P.).—Looking nothing at all like the man | who had been called dour Eddie Dyer; the Cardinal skipper grinned,

crossed his fingers and hoped that the bat-rattling triumph his boys had just turned in over the Dodgers was the turning point of a stub-

born. slump. The Cards, clomp-clomping’ in shoes, -had overpowered Brooklyn, 10 to 3. with a 15-hit attack that included four triples and two doubles, They atill trailed the Dodgers by 2'2 games, but from the shouting and back-slapping they might just as well have won the world series.

When it finally got quiet enough to hear a bomb drop, Dyer recounted the dismal road record of the club in seven previous games on the current trip and discovered that the Cards had made as many runs in this game as in all’ the others combined, Long Blows Pay Off The Cards teed off on. Dodger rookie ace, Joe Hatten for four runs in the fifth inning, That was more runs than they had made in any entire game on the road trip to date, and they were scored on long blows. Red Schoendienst tripled, Erv Dusak doubled, Stan Musial was hit by a pitched ball and George Kurowski tripled. Enos Slaughter’s long fly scored. Kurowski., The Cards continued their assault on relief men Art Herring and Hugh Casey, while Murray Dickson didn’t have to work very hard fo win his ninth game against three defeats.

The incredible Bobby Feller held the Red Sox sluggers to one hit, a second Inning single by Bobby Doerr, as he won his 20th game, 4 to 1 at Cleveland. Pitching with only two days of rest, he beat the Red Sox for the second straight time and for the third time this season, Two of the nine walks he gave up led to Boston's run on a steal of home by Wally Moses. He also struck out

nine to run his total to 239 for 231],

innings this season. Yankees Blanked Detroit overtook the dispirited Yankees in second place, using Alton Benton, a sgecond-string pitcher, in a 6 to 0 five-hit shutout. Benton, starting for the first time since May 5, scattered five singles while wirdie Tebbetts, Hank Greenberg

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trouble on the outbound journey, Mrs. Herrick made the turn four up on Mrs. Laycock with a medal sum of 40. She increased her margin to five-up before Mrs. Laycock one-putted four straight greens to win as many holes. But Mrs. Herriek parred Nos. 16 and 17 to win both as well as the match. Putters that wouldn't behave kept the Varin-Morris match a dingdong duel most of the way. The two girls may not have played as brilliant golf as their colleagues, but they seemed to enjoy it more— which is supposed to be one of the reasons for the game.

Last Minute Rush Is Expected for Softball Tourney

A last-minute rush of entrants in the annual metropolitan tournament of the Marion County Softball association is expected. Deadline for entering is Saturday night. * With an expected turnout of approximately 50 teams, the schedule will be drawn up Aug. 8 and play will open Aug. 12 at the Municipal and Beech Grove stadiums. Latest ‘entries received are those of the Mitchel-Scott, U., S. Tire, Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, Indiana Bell Telephone, Frederick Coal Co., Chrysler Airtemp and National Starch. Entry blanks are available at the Bush-Callahan and Em-Roe sporting goods stores and at the Municipal and Beech Grove stadiums.

Racing Card

Tomorrow night—At Indianapolis Speedrome, Kitley ave. and U. 8. 52 (Consolidated Midget Racing association). Saturday night—At Greenfield Midgetdrome (C. M. R. A).

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and Nick Wakefleld backed him up| with home runs. The White Sox scored all their runs in the ninth to beat fhe Athletics at Chicago, 3 to 2, Bob Kennedy touching off the rally with a homer. Ed Lapot, who won his sixth game, finally beat the A's after trying for three years. The Browns put across four runs in the eighth to beat the"Senators at St. Louis, 6 to 2.

Gumbert Rescues Two

Harry Gumbert'’s fine relief pitch ing saved two games for the Reds who defeated the Phils at Phila delphia, 4 to 3, in 11 innings and 2 to 0. After the Reds scored twice in their half of the 11th, the Phils put across one run on rookie Bob Malloy and Gumbert came in to save his victory by striking out the last two batters. In the second game, rookie Ewell Blackwell's fourth shutout and sixth victory | was preserved when Gumbert came | in and forced Frank McCormick to| | hit into a ninth-inning double play. | | The Braves edged Pittsburgh, 2| to 1, at Boston when Connie Ryan | tripled home Nanay Fernandez in | the ninth. Johnny Sain spoiled his | own shutout when he walked four | straight men in the fourth. The victory was his 11th. Claude Passeau, whe has been hampered by a lame back, won his first game since June 25, pitching the Cubs to an 8 to 1 victory over. {the Giants at New York. Chicago made 14 hits including homers by Andy Pafko and Bill Nicholson.

Major Leaders

By UNITED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE G AB R H Avg. Walker, Brooklyn.. 89 345 51 130 .377| Hopp, Boston .. 8L 204 50 110 374 Musial, 8t. Louis.. 85 380 74 137 .361| Mize, New York... 96 362 69 126 { Stanky, Brooklyn.. 84 276 62 86 2312 AMERICAN LEAGUE i Vernon, Wash'ton.. 91 361 62 120 .357) | Williams, Boston,,.101 351 100 124 .353 |

| Edwards, Cleveland 76 282 44 93 .330| Appling, Chicago... 9¢ 359 36 115 .320 DiMaggio, Boston.. 90 340 54 108 .318

HOME RUNS Williams, R. Sox 28 Keller, Yankees 320' Greenberg, Tigers 24 DiMaggio, Yanks 1 Mize, Giants 22 Seerey, Indians 1 RUNS BATTED IN Williams, R. Sox 94 Slaughter, Cards 79 York, Red Sox 87 Walker, Dodgers 78 Doerr, Red Sox 81. | PITCHING Newhouser, Tig 20-3' Chandler, Yanks 15-5 Ferriss, R. Sox 17-4 Higbe, Dodgers 9-3 Feller, Indians 20-6 Dickson, Cards 9-3

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