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‘WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28, 1946

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A, light-heavyweight brawl be-| tween Chuck De Ree and Garfield | Foster, both of Indianapolis, has been added to the pro mitt bill to be staged tomorrow night at the outdoor Sports Arena, completing a lineup of five scraps to be offered local boxing fans by the Hercules! Athletic club. Matchmaker Lloyd Carter will re- | place Doyle Upchurch, Muncie lightweight, on one of the four round prelims, with Ray Glenn, an Indianapolis mauler. Glenn will meet Sammy Brown, a newcomer! from Louisville. Upchurch was) forced to the sidelines with a training injury. The top attraction will send heavyweight battlers into action, with Clarence Brown, Detroit 200pounder, scheduled to collide with

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Better Off Than Durocher

en Hoped for at Start of Trip

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 28 (U. P.).—Brooklyn probally is the only team for the 38th annual event of the National Association of Angling and

Game,

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Stress on Distance in First Events of Casting Tourney

The emphasis was of distance today as the first two events on the schedule of the national casting tournament were run off at the River-!

side park b all diamonds.

Rod-and-réel enthusiasts from all over the country were on hand

lin the National league that can beat the Cardinals at their own game Casting Clubs, which will extend through Sunday. in their own backyard, when the chips are down, which was the reason today that Durocher's darlings were rated a strong betting choice to Were flipping the plugs about the

cop the pennant.

| The rare ability of the patchwork Dodgers

¥ames stems straight from their boss, the flery Lippy Leo Durocher who leather baseball from the hell-for-leather Cardinals a decade ago and never forgot it. His managerial moves have kept company with magic all season long

{crucial

to play over their heads in

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a walk to Dixie Walker and singles

learned hell-for-|by Furillo and Augie Galan scored Cast the defending champion was

two in the first and singles by Ed-| |wards, Ed Stanky, Pee Wee Reese| and Reiser aded the two clinchers lin the second. '

Higbe knew it was all his game,

as was proved yesterday when the since the Dodger hurling corps was the

In today’s contests, the entrants

same distance as home-run balls, and it was going to take better-than-100-yard casts to win. In the three-eights ounce distance bait

Bill Lovely of St. Louis, who aver-

ment at Detroit, In the five-e«ights ounce event!

defending champion

M ellalist Honors Go to Miss Berg

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 28 (U.| |P).—A self-styled “full-time eripaged 328 feet and -had a single cast " . of 348 feet in last year's tourna- PI®" red-haired and freckled Patty | Berg, has taken over the role of {everyone's favorite to capture the

' richest crown in all women's golfWAS qom.

| Louis.

supposedly -slipping

It's No Great Team

Dodgers

ran near exhaustion, and he spaced Charles Shaw, also of St. Louis, over the Cardinals, 7 to 3, and right himself—saving his speed and tricky (Whose three casts last year averback into a first-place tie with St.|stuff for the clutch. Red Schoen-. aged 300 feet

dienst's .double gave the Cards a run in the first and Stan Musial's|

Miss Berg makes her first start in match play today in the Women's National ‘Open golf tour- | nament. after blanketing the field|

and whose cast was 303 feet.

longest

Stress Accuracy yesterday to win medalist honors. y Sid Peak, hard-hitting young Louils-| =

r » tate, during which ppointee and was stance. As a high le academy asking “It has been my nt. It is'an honor 's to be the first Ss, football star. ssing the McKeen e that McWilliams ial offer from a where. Would this nh Coach McKeen? rised what the boy

y » at his home in And to this the ‘ew his resignation , .of cadets or my scided to continue

yr 5 rect. McWilliams hand, tore it to rope from now on

y » Army is strong for comes here we try

West Point. We do A brilliant mind yorous body.”

ould point out two ie football men of three-year rather ny loses 10 football might easily have ond, at the end of s would be Dewitt | from West Point case in the college n all-America for

~ . rcialism in college re is little evidence y up this situation.” at the parting way y semi-professional h will continue to nakes to American

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Case and Owens

To Match Strides

CLEVELAND, Aug. 28 (U. P).— George Case, base-stealing Cleveland Indians outfielder, will meet Jesse Owens, former “world's fastest human,” in a match 100-yard race between games of the Cléve-land-St. Louis double-header Sept. 8. Both men will wear baseball uniforms and the race will be staged over a straightaway on the outfield grass. They will split a $1000 purse.

defeated Gil Coan of the Wash-

The race was planned after Case|

more time for football.

Champs Qualify

|sitions, But like the rest of {dashing Dodgers, a biting criticism from Durocher, a “college trylecture” or a slap on the back from their flamboyant boss and they become champions. They inherit a

It's no secret that the odd collec-|single,. a triple by Enos Slaughter | tion of youngsters and oldsters and Whitey Kurowsk!'s single scored curacy and they are scheduled at wearing the Dodger flannels this|two In the severith. But as Durocher the Riverside fish hatchery. En-| Didrikson Zaharias. season is not a great team. Carl | wearily waved Furillo in center fleld, Bruce Ed-| wards behind the plate, Howie ters into submission to retire the gyents Schultz at first base are not pen-|side. nant-winning players in vital pothe |

for relief “Koibe coived” the next three bat-|

Cubs Ready for Invasion

{er invasion by scoring two runs

in the eighth, on singles by pirich- .racy cast in the morning, and the! Horne

hitter Bob Schefling, Johnny Os{trowski and Bob Sturgeon, to de- | feat the Giants, 2 to 1, behind Lefty |

Tomorrow's events will stress ac-

help, trants will compete in the salmon!

fly distance and trout fly distance

Then on Priday the skish bait and skish fly casts for men, women

three-eights ounce accuracy for alll classes in the afternoon. Bunday's events will conclude the tourney,

Patty had 73-72—145, seven strokes = %

better

than Babe

second-place In her. first match today, Miss Berg meets Jewell Gromley, Butte | Mont., who qualified with a 98-89-. 187.

HARTFORD, Conn 3 The Cubs prepared for the Dodg- 'and juniors will be held. Saturday's Boston A Oaearge Martin, 134,

schedule calls for the dry fly accu- | #4

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George (Red) Doty

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Reiser’s willingness to run into

For U. S. Amateur rc. Mines vo rn ‘mio x

NEW YORK, Aug. 28 (U, P)—| An outstanding field, including the

U. 8. Western and Public Links champions, was safely qualified today for the first postwar renewal jo the National Amateur Golf tour-

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concrete wall after a fly ball—that

Meanwhile it took the Cardinals | came

37 days to regain undisputed Pos-|gnann breezed to his seventh tri- | afternoon. session of first place and only two | umph of the season as the Boston hours and 12 minutes to lose it|praves walloped

| Bob Chipman’s eight-hit hurling. | Walker Cooper’s sixth homer in the sixth was the Giants’ lone marker, In the only other National league rookie southpaw Warren

four Pittsburgh

nament at Baltusrol club, Spring-|Vesterday as Kirby Higbe pitched | pitchers for 13 hits and a 9-to-1 {the Dodgers back into a first place yjetory,

field, N. J., Sept. 9-14.

More than 900 golfers fired 36- tie hole qualifying rounds in sectional handed ace for the job and he TOS€ [in the ninth, on Pat Mullins’ pinch | tournaments yesterday for the 141 (to spectacular heights at times 10 fly, to tie the score and three more ington Senators last week in the open spots in the amateur classic. Strike out six, yield only seven hits in the 10th to defeat the Yankees, controversial time of 10 seconds|Practically all the big-name ama-|and score his “lucky 13th” victory 7 to 4, and move to within three

Durocher had saved his right-|

The Detroit Tigers scored a run

| flat, 3/5 second off the world record. |teur shot-masters made it, although [of the season in the all-important games of the second-place New

{had been an error in the timing,

| —————— ‘Named Coach | LEWISTON, Me., Aug. 28 (U. P.). | —Edward Petro, former

special playoffs. At Chicago, Toledo, O., paced a 40-man field, {shooting for 10 spots, with a four-

When Durocher left beloved Flat-! Rhode | under-par score of 140. Winner of |bush with a two-game lead for the

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Mrs. Lantz Wins Hillcrest Event

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