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, ‘blanki xy dingle, 7 to 0, after the Reds

2s won the opener, 4 to 3. The

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Cardinals’ pyer's Boys Lose Two; prop From Lead

" pouble Dump Is Cards’ Do: “and Their Fifth Straight Defeat

By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer ‘NEW YORK, June 1—One thing about the 8t. Louis Cardinals— certainly travel at high speed in both directions. ~~ °

Boston Louis

9, Teaks

Musial and Whitey Kurow- ge, rich and George MeQuinn| then until Jones ooo) nit two run homers in the|

rom mt his~hit, no other Cardinal opefier. base. ; A's Still He gave up one other Wilk, to

The Athletics rétainied rst place the ninth as the Car-\py gpoiitting with the Red Li at tumbled out of first place. ph1adeiphia, winning 2 to 1 after| The tall, near-bald veteran from oqing 7 to 0 on Joe Dobson’s| Wf York, Pa. whose chief claim t0¢our hitter for his fifth victory. (ame previously had been thatimey willjams' homer and Vern

din as Many |

{la $143 AMERICAN LEAGUE dump was the second in 48 williams, Boston: .... 37 reau, sn days for the Cardinals and Boud ad Cleve. .. Brown, New York ... Evers, Detroit . C38 144 9 chi McQuinn, New York 3 100 13% ensberger’s pitching was Reltaer. CW cent. 2He had the crowd Keltner, Cleveland 13iKiner. Pirates . 11

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, Cards." 34] 41 Boudreau, Clevel'd 33/ . {

‘n First Place

for ) pe was the winning pitcher forigiopnang' three singles gave Dob-| the National League in the 1944.0," tpg pitting help he needed. Lefty Mickey Harris “gave” the|

ame, was backed with shar By Ted Kluszewski and

runs. pi gauer's 13th homer, which

him into a tie with Ken Keltper of Cleveland for the major

lead, broke a 3-all tie and |®

gave Howie Fox a 5-hit win.

homers bY A's their victory when he forced Augle Galiy, which accounted Te [home one-run--on-a-- walk and In the opener rookie iy. eq home

the other to lose a

five-hitter. Joe Coleman held Bos-| ton to six hits and won his sixth|

ame.

decision over

Cleveland slugged out an 8-to-3|

the visiting Browns. |

The Giants took’ over first place yo. Boudreau hit a grand-siam |

with a 10-to-1 afternoon VictorY pomer and Jim Hegan also nit at Brooklyn after a 4-to-3-defeatis,. tna distance, but CHff Fannin to Ralph Branca in the morning| sled their bats with a four-hit,

contest. Branca won his own

e with a run-producing single| ..p yes Moss got a Brownie and, In the afterpiece, young Andy nomer as Fannin won his third parks,

Hansen went the route and gave ‘wp six singles and an unearned mn for his first triumph. Johnny “Mize got two homers-and-a 8 to drive in four runs and Sid ..Gordon- hit a homer, a double,

and two singles in the 13-hitiyomite Sox won the second game, 9 to 3, on 15 hits, four by Tony {| Lupien. Don Kolloway hit a ChiThe PHIlE made 12 hits -in--& cago-homer- as Ike Pearson scored #:to-3 victory at Boston at Ken his first American League vic““Helntzélman won -his third game, tory. - Cp :

a | doo ———— rai : ins LA [Cal.,” track brought attendance] } YESTERDAY'S STAR—Lefty Stymie Boosts » Host ort S0-295,50% Top tue. SWITCHED FOR 600D! |

attack. Wins Third Game

a seven-hit job, but. the Braves retaliated by winning the second game, 10 to 4. There were 13 Boston hits, three by Jim Russell, to make it easy for Warren Spahn to win his fourth game. "The Pirates and Cubs divided at Chicago. Elmer Riddle wianing nis fAfth game for Pittsburgn, 4 to 2, on seven hits after Chicago took the opener, 4 to 3, on the hitting of Andy Pafko.

earlier. He also -hit a homer in the second game.

1? to 0 and 5 to 4, at New York. Frank (Spec) Shea held Wash-

6-to-0 pitching job in the night-

e. Gene Bedrden scored his'have-you till fourth" victory -for-Cleveland.. . .. groaned—and the cash registers'and 13 last year. ingl The Tigers trimmed. Chicago, yodled. ; €4 to 3; as Dizzy Trout. was helpéd/ to his fifth victory via Eddie attracted 337,746, a jump of 54,- of $479,354, Mayo's three-run double, but the 550 over Memorial Day last year. | {Some 192,300 paid their way intojauto race classic at the IndianAmerican League parks for a 54,- apolis Speedway, and auto races 1 828 leap over last year while 145, (at the Heidelberg track in Pitts-| Army, Navy and Air Force elimi 446-saw. National League games, burgh, the Altamount track sat

Ken Raflensberger of the Reds . who pitched a one-hit, T-to-0 | the Cardinals after one ota Cincinnati also won the first — game, 4 to 3.

victory over

Trackmen Run in Meet Saturday

Park. sated home the winning, A galaxy of stars from through- mination h nner run aitor hitting a two-run homer ot the state will compete Satur-|from Arnold Hanger’s stable, sur- were John per, Chicago; y| be ecord crowd of 63,499 at!Brooks, Indianapolis, and Zed Da-|

! prised a r day in the State AAU track meet Park yesterday when|vis of Washington, Ind.

| Belmont The Yankees, sparked by Bobby to be directed by K. Mark Cowen gp, soooted home two lengths in —— : ere Brown, who made seven straight at the Tech athletic field. Trials front of Stymie in the $50,000, Softball Schedules os hits and was on base nine times yi) be held at 9:30 a. m. with theladded Suburban Handicap. Tonight's Capitol Softball League sched- [MIAMI BEACH, FLA.-William fn a row, topped the Senators, meet proper {0 get underway. at Stymie, the odds-on favorite, took [le at Longacre Park: 1. Kngan AA so. Emptage, hotel clerk, of 850-15t |secon y

1:30 p. m. Mr, Cowen,

engagement, Games this summer.

Sports Filled the Menu For U. S. Over Week-End |

NEW YORK, June 1 (UP)—It|a drop of only 278 from 1947's was make mine sports for more figure, {than 1,500,000 Americans yestér- - An day. Celebrating the Memorial Day

And like the Tare Australian bird who flies backward because doesn’t care where he Is going and ts to know where he has| Ji he 0° Cardinals were going in reversf today at a Pace to alarm| SEN Joliowers. ear-old ‘veteran| Mai "a d ; ; creaking 31<ye ! or > Ken Raffensberger, wh | ! Leaders hed often but not too well, NATIO

OLYMPIC ROMANCE—Ann Curtis, 21,

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gover They ¥xpected to be married after the Olympic

June Packed With Sports

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By STEVE SNIDER Prews Sports Writer

ness as the traditional June bride. The month is packed with cli|mactic athletic events in boxing, |golf, horse racing, rowing and in

Joe Louis and Jersey Joe Walcott at Yankee Stadium June 23 earns 4 top priority because the champ's # decision in their December {scramble remains in doubt in the {eyes of boxing fans over the na1 | tion, x | But for real blood-letting the {third fight between Rocky Grazi[ano and Tony Zale at Newark, {June 9, is the better bargain.

{on June 12.

one of America's hopes for swimming honors, and Gordon Cuneo, 24, University of

| Worsham defending, beam after the announcement of their

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race

Walcott showdown comes {Poughkeepsie Regatta.

the favorite.

estimated 250,000 | minor league games.

saw/events scheduled in June.

Major league baseball . games, $15,582,570. for 1947, an increase [the Olympic squad.

| sociation tourney, and

nations.

NEW YORK, June 1 {Stymie’s all-time record for money the feature race and one of the! (winning was pushed up another preliminary {notch today, but there we lof honors, too, for a per

amed Harmonica.

Harmonica, a 4-year-old miss}

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Indianapolis’ super-'Collosal. Harmonica was the outside bet- diam tonight: 7. Allied Florists vs. Capitol

} inglon to two hits in the opener iniendent-of recreation, has prom-

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* » ~ H | CIFATION, racing's best bet. for horse-of-the-year, moves in, on the prized triple crown in the i (mile and a half Belmont Stakes

Golf's grandest prize, the U.S. |Open championship, goes up for |grabs at Los Angeles, with Lew on June (10-12 and several American gals already are shooting for the Brit-| {ish Women's Amateur in Eng-!

TION the day before the Loutssf the Washington, 1936 Olympic champ, and | Navy or Cornell probably will be

The Olympic program steps up its pace with final trials in seven) The |big one, however, is track and] Horse racing attendances to-|field—to be settled at Chicago week-end, they crammed baseball day totaled 347,337, a drop of a|June 9-10. tracks and what- mere. 17,071 even though there

the turnstiles were 10 tracks operating today| BEST OF the June trials Is

Too, betung [boxing at Boston June 28-29 when, was $16,061,924 yesterday against 88 amateurs fight for 16 places on.

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A mat clash between Bull" land Rene La Belle of . o will “Teature open amr grapping- % | Louis, Walcott Fight lactivity at the Sports Arena. to-| ‘night. {

Other Unhed Tommy Martindale of Milwaukee| NEW YORK, June 1 — Hun- 8gainst Steve Karas of Philadel |dreds of American athletes have Phig in the semi-windup and Bill en looking forward to June's| Alexander ‘of Brooklyn against rival with as much breathless- Bill Murray of Ontario,

|subordinate Olympic specialties. downed the Dayton Marcos, 5-3 § | Heading the list is a pair of Yesterday in Mhinicipal Stadium. {title fights In boxing's two best behind the nine-hit pitching of (divisions, middleweight and Herman Watts. heavyweight. The return between | . |

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