Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1947 — Page 7

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Pirates Divide 2 Games With Giants

By CARL. LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, May 19—-Only a miracle can save the Bt. Louls

Cardinals now,

That was what the boldly-etched handwriting on. the wall said today about the once proud and jaunty world champion Red Birds. And though the legioh of fans who have followed the clean-cut y-go-lucky kids through one of the greatest of modern pennant

es, still hoped that Manager Dyer would be the miracle to rally them for a flag drive,

: the odds were against it.

Pitching was at fault in the first game “and hitting in the ‘second esterday as the Cards blew a uble-header to the Phils at St. 1t00in 12

lefties, ult singled, went to & wild pitch and scored Verban's single. It was the fourth straight Sunday sweep of a double header by the Phils. Big Day for A's ' The Athletics made it a for Philadelphia and a very one for 8t. Louis by knocking off the last place Browns twice, 4 to 3 and 5 to 2 to move into sixth place. The White Sox also utilized late lies to win a 4 to 3 and’ 3" to 2 ns at Washington _ dropped the Senators.to seventh " place. Thurman Tucker's two-run gdouble gave relief pitcher Earl Har¥ist victory in the ninth in the first game. The White Sox scored the Wing run in the ninth on Luke

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Appling’s single and the clincher on Murrell Jones’ long fly. # Joe Cordon returned to Yankee

hitting & homer and two singles to back up Bobby Feller's pitching as the Indians beat New York, 5 to 3. Allie Reynolds, who came to New York in the trade for Cordon, was the losing pitcher. Peller walked six and struck out six in winning his fifth game. The Braves held Aheir slim half game first place lead in the National by dividing at Cincinnati, 3 to 1 after Ewell Blackwell defeated them, 3.t0 1 with his whiplash pitching. The Reds clinched the first game in the ninth when Benny Zientara and Eddie Miller hit successive doubles. Charley Barrett was the second game winner. The Dodgers handed the slumping Cubs their fifth straight loss, 4 to 2 at Chicago before 46,672, the largest crowd ever to attend a game at Wrigley field. Joe Hatten won his fourth game on the strength of a four run Brooklyn rally in the seventh in which Pete Reiser’s two run double was the big blow The Giants and Pirates traded

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Pro Linksmen Compete ‘Here

The state’s top professional linksmen were gathered at Meridian Hills Country club today to bid for Indiana’s three places in the B. G. A. tourney at Detroit starting June 18. The first 18-hole test was to get under way at 10 this morning and the second this afternoon follow ing the lunch hour, The three low médalists will quatity fof the meet in Detroit. The state organization announced that 40 were eligible to compete, including such perennial eontenders as Bill Heinlein of Noblesville, George Shafer of Batesville, Maurice Feeney of Indianapolis, state open champ, and Wayne Timberman of Meridian Hills, host pro. A sweepstakes was arranged in connection with the Qualification,

Roy Weatherly’s home run and

{behind the fancy three-hit pitch~ ing of Steve Nagy, the Redskins

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day and bumped. into a Miller) home-run barrage.

Five Miller Homers : The Mill City team hit four

neapolis homers decided the whole thing. Tor example, the Millers got only one over the fence in the second game, by Johnny WMeCarthy, with one on, and it was enough to beat the goose-egged Redskins in the seven-inning affair. : Babe Barna, Wes Westrum, Bob Rhawn and McCarthy hit the Miller homers in the first game. Ken Gables pitched four-hit ball for the Indians in the second fracas but his mates were unable to produce any runs off righthander Ken Jungels on seven hits.

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The Indians were traveling today on an open date for them and they are to resume action in Columbus tomorrow night. After sbries in Columbus and Toledo, the Redskins will return home on May 24 to open a long Victory field stand. The

Millers stopped them yesterday. In the swing through the west, the Tribesters won five and lost six and they are in a sixth-place tie with Minneapolis in the American association standings.

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First G the opener with a two run homer|the pros battling for cash awards INDIANAPOLIS Sen DIANA ine) in the eighth and a two-run double|in teams of two on a best-ball basis. 2d 3 A x i in the ninth after which New York aia emia mateo i $ 9 ; : 3 ¢ ¢ won 11 to 6 with Ernie Lombardl’s 3 g 1 $0 two three, run homers the big Big Field Likely 31] 3.1 ) i : blows, The Pirates came up with 9 0 1 3 3 six runs in the last two ones 11 A A. U. Meet 319 8 8 i to snap a five game New York eorge Sprague, director of the 6 0 0 0 bo © winning streak. Coons. Geeanbary|stae A ‘A. ack an. field meek Bn ni: 3 TRI hit a three run homer in the seven Tr record 4h all-star field MINNEAPOLIS Gables in Th. innine_nightenp, galled beeagee, when e carni is deci at AB. RH O A I RH O A 1 the curfew, ° Tech field on June 7. o “age, in dialed 8 dod gd 31 Sprague said today that an early 0.0 0 0°90 1 ° oc AAVOTtisemettt canvass showed that Butler, Indi- Bite iit 4381 fe Helps You Overtome ana university, Anderson college | Jestrum., © nt 4.41 3. 0 ° 1 and Canterbury all are planning on SicClelf oerinse 38.1 11 te 5 3313 FALSE TEETH sending representatives. Other 38 $0 0 4 3 ofungens ip I 1 0 schools are expected to join and 0 0 0 0 Totals ....... idl 3 A NIRS Looseness and Worry | many -city athletes will compete’ 0 6 Oo OfINDIANAPOLIS .......... 1 No longer be afinoyed or feel i et| Unattached. Totals ...........38 7 10 37 10 © Runs batted in—McCarthy hs RT in Joos, se, wavely fal false Aesth. Sprague said that time trials will JRDANAPOLIS waka wa $0 = So—-4 Sarihy. be Guintini a said) pow )" powder, - sprikided on yo out viates| Be riecessary in many of the events. Runs baited pn—Onstiglione 3 Blood- Sigler on’ =Say, Rhawn. Lat a coms and. cooling The City Recreation department |Forth; Ride Borns MoCa i ees Nis | Baller of sole 773 Ee Struck ep gums, Tale. sore by excessive 3 acid mouth. co-operating in handling appli- ome. Bicod ins. Funs-—Castig- Gables 5, al Hit by Oe DerDy Bet et PASTEETH today at any|cations and entrance blanks. OE ears a Denis | Stevens and"? oeky. . JEaRlren eran re i piave—Castigiione and Bloodworta 3d tendan: ~ ‘Hounded’ Athlete Carthy. Tan Buda pais . M Wanders in Daze rrett 1 Ene Seti Junges ajor Leaders Ji rik SutesDY ot os ts—Off Tost 10 i i XD URES ib CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. May 19|7i $hnmgs Barrett none in %. McGowan AMERICAN ot 5 et (U. P.. of binson,{{ in_S3. Gerkin 4 in chee | MY Pee 138 all-state * *all-south Hooves. Losing pi iy Pe Bling Louis iy Fi se Wis said to | ge hm Padden,; Serafin "Chica 1.27 104 11 38. 46 day they believed football | x ps gy. (lke poinaetshia 36 ‘61 13 3 3M scouts may have “hounded” the Tribe Batting NATIONAL C'S ru Pot. | young athlete to the breaking point. G AB R H RBI Av.|H. Walker, Phila. ... 24 82 12 32 .300 ; Deininger ....... s 2 ] 3 Robinson was found last night Riddle. rea ay i “2 s 1? 3 = TE a 1 3 E after -he had wandered in a daze gj oqyorti "..... 208 13] Rr Waker Brockivs 3 5 BX {for 16 hours about the countryside. Nestherly vebass » 4 1 3 1 32 Mize, i New ok i 3 81 20 2 333 Over © 1000 ‘persons. joined in the Moran avanaar HT 104 14 33 18 pet a Lam ae gi Castiglione areas i “ 3 ia ! Ee eh Sants "Gorden, ole: Sox 3 Split Twin Bill Sie oo Bap fe hes DM Ps uintnt ...... y a Indianapolis plows, vind for : eriy3. ABAD Bovey, Cas SHO a double-header at Victory fleld wo Thres-base hits Kalin 3 Moran. 3, E REPAIR yesterday before some 2300 fans.| Two-bas hits—Moran 7, Weatherly 6, ! PRIME LEATHER , Ridle 3, The Clowns Hanked the Sarons in Saikea'2. Br ahiony ta Aree Wa MEN'S LEATHER $1.16 1 opener, 4-0, n e steady, Hn i +. 'Weniosl. "Mofeb] LF SOLES .......... - twirling of Warren Gilbey. A|weatheriy, Kain. © 0 vif MENS RUBBER . gf 3§ three-run homer by Bob Abernathy Pitching WOMEN £ HALF SOLES ] 80 was the telling blow in the victory. L IP H BBSO AWHILE Yo WA Birmingham won the nightcap, 5-3. | Tost 1 3415 35 7 18) u IT BML Rl M on unuygsl CLEANING AND PRESSING College Baseball 10 338 ONE-DAY SERVICE Canterbury at Butler, postponed, wet |Per 1 15 13 8 6 Pa st Michigan, canceled, rain. i 1 1 : 10 LINCOLN — iinols 6-4, Purdue 0-5. : 3 30% 19 12 17 SERVICE SHOP

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