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— Tightens Race in Majors -
' Bums Have Best Record Against Western
Teams, Yanks Show Best in Road Games - By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, June 12.—No team in the major leagues seems capable of building up a long winning streak and unless a couple of them do, the fans probably can count on the pennant races being as exciting in .Beptember as they are today. In the East-West competition just concluded no team stood out in Brooklyn had the best record in the National, 7. to 4 t western teams, but Boston] 3
ew York were only a shade Major Leaders behind with identical marks of 7
either league. agai and
and B.
The invading eastern teams were rough qn :the home clubs in the west, three emerging with a profit, The Yankees had an 8-5 trip, Phila~ Be delphia wound with a 7-8 record and
Boston was 5-3.
No club this season has won more | yo than six straight games, a
achieved only by
Brooklyn, Last. year the Red Sox Mize, oat at this time had put on streaks
of 16 and: 132,
The Red Sox, winding u trip gloriously, were the only team with a winning streak under way and significantly it was big Mickey Harris who pitched them to their 3g victory in a row with a 3 to
0 job at. Cleveland.
. Harris gave up only four hits before being relieved in the seventh as he won his first game. Last year at this time he had wor nine games. | Boston made two of its runs off goles by Lee Handley and Emil relief pitcher Bobby Feller, in the
ninth: |
Frank Shea’ s seven-game winning streak for the Yankees was snapped at Chicago by the White Sox who defeated him, 3 to 2 in 11 innings.
Washingtbn sent
back into eighth place at St. Louis, 5%o 2, at Boston. Doyle Lade, strongtopping ‘them 4 to 2 as Early Wynn won his seventh game and drove in what proved to be the winning run with a long fly. A's Running Wild The Athletics made it three out of four over the leading Tigers at Detroit, winning, 4 to 0, as rookie
Carl Scheib “scored
league victory after the veteran Benton pitched Detroit to & 7 to 1
opening triumph.
Georgé Kell and Pat Mullin each got a triple and two singles for the
Tigers.
The Reds topped the Dodgers at Brooklyn, 3 to 4, on the margin of Ray Mueller's pinch double in the sixth which drove in three runs. Jackie Robinson got four hits for Brooklyn. Elmer Riddle, back after Heking arm trouble, won his first
game since 1045.
Pittsburgh nosed out the Giants
Alletate Is 8 Wee developed sive demands of eur Armed ores, There merkét todey then ALLSTA
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
R Slaughter, St. Louis . 46 100 26 Walker, Philadelphia, 47 10 23 Haas, Cincinnati 4 48 27 Gustine, Pittsburgh . 48 150 2 Mise, New York 4 171 48
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AMERICAN LEAGUE Boudreau, Cleveland 40 144 51 Maas, X New York 48 1% 3 New York 48 170 er Detroit . 48 17 60 .339 Spence, Washington . 43 1 18 4, HOME BE RUNS Giants .. 18M Reds «12 feat Keller, Yankees . 13 Marshall Giants 11
| Willams, R. Sox Detroit and s BR 48) Kejler, Yankees.” 36 | Marshall, Giants 42! aggio, Yankees 34 Torgeson, Braves 30 Miller, Reds..... Mu
RUNS Mize, Giants 48) Thomson, Oiants 38 Stirnweiss, Yanks 41! Robinson, Dodgers 37 williams, Red 8.. 38
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ACCURATE PUTTER—Before the nation's top golfers teed off today in the U. S. Open goif tournament at St. Louis, Bobby Locke (right) the South African ace, showed his accurate putter to Lloyd Mangrum (center), defending champion, and Jifnmy Demaret, lead-ing-money winner among the professionals this season.
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HITS almbolia Reds , 65 Haas, Reds Yanks | Pirates
Rell on gers
at New York, 8 to 7, despite Willard! Marshall's second homer in the ninth and a three-run homer by Johnny Mize, nis 16th, The Phils got to Howie Pollet for five runs, three walks, an error and
Verban in the first Inning and made the margin stand up for a 5 to 4 victory over the Cardinals, It was Pollet's seventh defeat against three
The Cubs cashed in on fine pitchthe Browns ing to defeat the Braves, 4 to 0 and armed rookie, held Boston to two hits in the opener, beating Warren Spahn who was bidding for his 10th victory. It was Lade's fourth vietory. Bob Chipman won his fifth game in the nightcap, scattering seven hits.
first big al Clowns Hammer
‘Monarchs, 18 to 3 _.
The leading Kansas City Monarchs don't look too tough ‘to the Indianapolis Clowns in the Negro American baseball league. The Clowns turned in an easy 18-3 triumph over the invaders at Victory field last night before 5300 IA fans. Quilbe checked the losers with five hits and Goose Tatum smashed a three-run ‘homer for the Clowns in the fourth.
-«:% Purdue Foothall Ticket Sale Brisk
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Initial response to the distribution of approximately 30.000 application planks has more than borne out the prediction that there will be a record-breaking sale of | tokets for Purdue's home football | wins. games this fall, In the first week of the season ticket sale, Doan revealed that as many orders were received as in the first six weeks of last year's sale. The Boilermaker schedule calls for five games in Ross-Ade Stadium this fall: Oct. 4, Ohio State; Oct. 11, Notre Dame; Oct. 25, Illinois; Nov. 1, Towa, and Nov. 15, Pittsburgh. Season tickets, which are priced at $15 each will be given preferance in the allotment of seats. The sale of season tickets -wili close Sept. 1. The sale of tickets .for individuai games, both at home &nd.away, will | not open until around Aug. 1
Subway Series NEW YORK, June 12 (U. P).—| A long-standing rivalry between the ineligible at Yale this year. |New York Yankees and New York | {Giants sill be renewed tonight when out with the Yankees and Tigers they meet under the lights in the as well as the Braves, Manville will Polo Grounds in the best woo of-three game series for charity.
June 12.--
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Ticket Manager C. 8.
Bobby Doerr Leads All-Star Voting
CHICAGO, June 13° (U. P).~| Bobby Doerr, Boston Red Sox SC | 1 oeded three shots to the green
ond baseman, took over first place| and ended with a five. in the American league all-star|
46-hole final after the comely Miss | Gordon held the Babe éven on the | first 18, was the 16th straight tours lnament triumph for the Texag+born “superm’am” of sports, and gave Americans ‘a monopoly: of major British golf crowns,
‘wrestling promoter, was erratic on the first nine, going from rough to bunker on almost every hole and staying even only because her tremendous drives outdistanced Miss Gordon by at Least 30 yards,
the occasion, the Babe had worn a grey skirt over sweater, discarding her usual slacks. But after her bad round— she took a 75 for the first 18, as
her Olympic blue “lucky” slacks. - Although she hooked her drive into a bunker on the 18th hole, the Babe recoyered well and her confidence seemed to unnerve the tall
baseball poll today.
the Cleveland Indians, 9476 votes to Gordon's 9083. Doerp,
played on the league's all-star winning the 31st hole. squad in 1041, 1943, 1944 and 1046. | Bill Johnson took over the to halve the 22d hole, but the Babe
position in the race for American! .,intered and held a five-hole lead league third basemen with 8282) oii nine holes to go. v
votes to Detroit Tiger George;
Kell's 8054. ,
The poll is being conducted A despite th e handicap, won the 28th 193 newspapers, including The m- pop with two shots, takin a four to the Babe's five, but Mrs. Zaharias, refusing to coast on her lead, - got. an eagle three on the
next hole to restore her Ave- hole | N-Grant tilt “will open the action {at 8:30 o'clock.
dianapolis Times, radio stations! and magazines under the auspices of the Chicago Tribune.
‘Braves Sign Hurler,
Sent to Milwaukee BOSTON, June 12 (U. P.).—The Boston Braves tonight announced signing of Dick Manville, a six-foot-three-inch pitcher who was
A fast ball artist who has worked
be sent on option to Milwaukee in the American association.
Englishwoman. Mrs. Zaharias holed {out in four
the green in two and holed a 10Doerr displaced Joe Gordon of yard putt for a birdie three, while
polling! pics Gordon was in the rough.
advantage: The next: three holes wer: halved! to end the match.
both the U. 8. and British women's amateur. crowns. Willie Turnesa won the British men’s amateur title two weeks ago, and Sam Snead is the defending British open champ.
cently won the trophy again after England had held it since before the war.
Mrs. Zaharias, wife of a Denver
Hooks Drive In honor of the importance of
and lemon-colored pull«
did Miss Gordon-—she changed to
while Miss Gordon
On the 20th hole, Babe was on
Mrs. Zaharias went three up by
Miss Gordon rallied briefly to
Babe Scores Eagle Miss Gordon, still trying gallantly
The victory gave Mrs. Zaharias
The U. 8. Walker Cup team re-
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‘Victory Comes After ‘Superm’am i: From Skirt to Her ‘Lucky Slacks’
GULLANE, Scotland, June ‘12° (U, P)~Mrd. Babe Didrikson Zaharias, finding her game after she pit 2 |'sincks,” defeated Miss Jacqueline Gordon of bring the British women's amateur golf ¢hampionship to States for first time in history. p the United The overwhelming victory, scored on ‘the second 18 holes of the
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Beckwith, Garner | SEE Battle Tonight
sixth-ranking and Bob Garner, the “light” heavyweight from Louisville, will clash at the open air Sports Arena tonight as the summer outdoor boxing sea~
son opens ‘here for Indianapolis mitt followers.
pound ‘light-heavyweight limit, expects to: scale 178 pounds for tonight's mill, about four more than his Gary opponent. The Louisville mauler will be shooting for his third straight victory here and an upset over one of the best fighters to dis
many years.
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Cliff Wagoner, secretary of the Indianapolis District Golf associa- rvices at the J. C. tion, announced today that entries 194 have closed for the district meet Priapact i ion Burial Lp. Rill opening Monday at Hillcrest with| Friends may call at the Chapel of
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passed come mothers is prov by agencies | man. wa Wednesda, . i the Commun Fund. Cathoine it + a Baturday pm the Yes): an Catholic Charities Buren TR — dence, "Buriat sal Park. Shirley N. Penn., RI-13 Others call 5 Griffith Denies Big service ily Serv. Assn. 730: X. Penn Lr | SeiERs iin E, husband of Lou Lez Ul ; Lea ve Transfer ‘T lk ers, ther-of “Hester Co le eg gers Veins a g a pith Peacoe d away at 5 | treated without the use of o WASHINGTON, June 12 (U. P.).| Juperal New. Béihel Thursdays. m. Arch su made for the neral notice later. Dos information vidual condition. |—Olark Griffith, president of the| ¢ Stirling Funeral pig 203 0dd Fellow (Washington Senators, disowned a| popii ames Dr. M. B. Horie $ Bidg MA-s28T R--James est, age B82, ; suggestion today that he had pe lissed away ool Miami, Ja. bus: PERM. Yr. uty | Salon n a, father of Mrs. promised: support to the transfer! filler sud Muriel Leonard of Wash- Claypool Rm. 207. RI-84TL of & major league baseball fran-| ingfon D. Ci Hs Tor geri Mimi, # . s v es - chise to the Pacific coast. ara 1:30 p. m., J. C. Wilson ade
1 Crown H may that he had been assured -by Grif- st. “Buriat Cro Chapel of the Chimes Be A ¥ fith of backing such a move, but i a en wu Spanish Casa Rms GS mateel> the Senator's boss sald it wasn't Er i "passed pen, 1908 N. Capitol. Hi HI. 3004, ’ e i t bond St vay st all. iii ie aateved wile sf | Detective, > conn Pree ‘I merely told King that I ret Butt and. Raymond consultation. Mr ir Groh, MAO thought Los Angeles was a big pa. dk : Sreenvood ER enn P and {league town and was entitled to a Patterson, Indianapolis, and Tom MASSAG 2631 N. apt. TA-N3T4
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Ee 1234 Prospect st., after § LADIES" MEN'S GARMENTS Chicago White Sox announced the m. Thursday. CLEANSE. signing of Don Pinciotti, former FRILLS Mary Cy of | SON. N. Glad- ; yton uni stone, * widow 0 ornelius # Wp Dayion | ersiy Salcher, for their potner of Mrs. Manion Niehaus, eyer 0. ER a1 5 h . - ew Orleans, La, an rs. Norman : PEAY farm club ’ ee-Eye league Nicolay, Detroit, Mich. sister of M x 16th Bt. Wao | . nae Baer: oolivwood, pa 4 - ames p, Indianapoiis, pas 2 away June ‘11° at Detroit, Mich. BEAUTY SERVICE Seer : Amateurs Jritnds ay sail 4 yedidence a o Appt, Necessary-—~Open ® to 8. 3 p.m ursday. Puneral Sut- » 80 Uday. 5.0, Jom residence; o im : Internath Beauty Sch, M3 E. Wi 3 FTBALL ur Lady of Lourdes chure uria ening Appts. Schedule for Sonight in in the Bush-Calla- Holy Cross cemetery. Beauty Setvios Ever han Commercial st Municipal SCHNEIDER—Amelia. K. of 841 N. ay s Shoppe, CH-3419, pS stadium Chester, sve., entered into rest BRICK and cement porches, ang bo Oakhill Ramblers vs. Southside Pro- Thursday, age 81 years, widow of basements, flues; new and | duce; 8:20, Memorial Fete vs. Barbasol; George W. Schneider, mother of Pree -estimates, work be | 9:40," Moose vs. V. ¥. No. 2839 Mn. _Gertitde & high! apd Ral ih GA-8441 ya . neider, sister o rs. a Chimney Repair mame yaat mignt's results , the Little Six McKelvey, Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd, Chimney Repair LEG eon 5 ° Dept le Creek park Adolph - 8nd Martin Brandenberger, Pp rill a Dot nk-Belt Dodge grandmother of Mrs. Ellen Jesn ointing Specialty. LI-0303, : Lacon and 4; ete Fine: Angus 11, Linde Air ldwell and Carol Jane Schneider. * CEMENT block & brick work. New oducts, 3; son Jets 3, Stewart. Service Saturdsy, 2 p.m, at Irving- & remodeled flat work, walks, bases. °° ton Chapel, E. Washington st. nt garages, st Ponting. oo Last night's scores in the Senior 0. Y.O. fends are welcome. Burial Cown ears experience. orkmen Ly Softball lea ague at rove stadium Hill, Moore mortuaries. Easy terms. For free estimates er are: St. Philip 3, Cathedral 0; St. Francis SNIDER—Mary A assed away AS Home Comfort Store, $10-13 B Web, r 3 St. Joan Dd Are 6; Holy Cross 10, bet’ residence, N. Tiinots st.; FR-4170, eves. ~T050. oh Little Flower 2:30 p. m., Mon _- beloved mother ¥
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