Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1948 — Page 28

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Lemon Holds Tigers Hitless For 2 Win

By CARL | LUNDQUIST United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, July 1—Bob| Lemon's brilliant no-hitter had Cleveland rolling along a game-| and-a-half in front of the Amer- | .ican League today and showing no signs of weakening as tie}

traditional July 4 milestone ap-|{%

proached. When they shot off to an earlyseason lead, there were many observations that it was the work of two ‘men—Lemon and Bob

Feller—and just as many predie-| :

tions that one of these, Lemon,! would soon falter and Cleveland | would drop in the standings. Lemon showed no sign of fal-| tering last night as he no-hitted, the Detroit Tigers, 2 to 0, in De-| troit for his 11th victory of the

INTO HALL OF FAME—Bob Feller (second from right) tries | to hug Cleveland's Bob Lemon as Lemon comes off the diamond

after hurling a no-hit, no-run game beating the Detroit Tigers 2-0 at ‘Detroit last ‘night. At left is Bill McKechnie, coach.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES:

-Hitter Keeps Cleveland In Front

season, tops in the majors. The second-place Philadelphia A's were rained out in their game against Washington and that added a half-game to Cleveland's lead. Red Sox Beat Yanks The predictors were finding comfort in one fact, however— the Boston Red Sox at last seemed to be shaping up to make a battle for the pennant. Yesterday they whipped the defending New York Yankees, 7 to 3, to even the “crucial” series between the two clubs. Jack Kramer of the Red Sox held the Yankees to seven hits to gain his seventh victory on the mound, while Shortstop Vern Stephens batted in five runs. The loser was Vic Raschi, who suffered his second defeat against nine wins. The defeat dropped

Times All-Star Ballot

You can be a guest of The Indianapolis Times at the Major League All-Star Baseball game July 13 in St. Louis . it you pick the teams that will be chosen in a nation-wide poll. Vote in this official Times ballot for the player you want to see in each position, éxcept pitcher. Team managers will select the pitchers, Your vote will be tallied with those from other fans throughout the United States to determine the -All-Star. teams. YOU MUST SEND WITH THIS COUPON A STATEMENT ~in 25 words or less—on the subject: * player) is my favorite player in my selections because . AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Two-Base Hits—Fleming 18, Rikard 16, Beard 15, Turner 12, CasSaffell 10, Gutteridge 6, Letchas

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ni 10, 5, Kalin

Stolen Bases—Casini 21, Trune

The last-place Chicago Cubs rose up behind the stout six-hit pitching of Rookie Ralph Hamner to upset the second place St.

cago. Gene Mauch's first Major

League homer led the Cubs’|SY

merry 13-hit assault on three Cardinal pitchers. It was the fifth loss in eight games to the cellar dwellers. The Philadelphia Phils con{uted to make life unhappy for the def champion

Broek. New X Dodgers, thrashing them 13|w 4 at Ebbets Field. The Phils

hits, Including three hE by: Bert Haas, and 12 walks as the Dodgers lost their fourth straight gam

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YESTERDAY'S STAR—Ex- [Broo k outfielder Bob Lemon, who con- Gn

tinued his brilliant pitching career with Cleveland by pitch- |

a mno-hit, no-run game |

against Detroit, 2 to 0.

Baseball Standings, Results

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GAMES TODAY

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59 DiMaggio, Yanks. 65!Gordon, Cleveland 52 Mu ea oils 52 “Fischer and Warren: | Pyle and Aulds.

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Sauer, Reds +. 22 Keltner, Cleveland 17) *Kiner. Pirates . . 19/Musial, Cardinals. 17 DiM gio, Yanks, 18

Softball Notes

Tonight's schedule in the Bush-Callahan Commercial League at Municipal Stadium: | 300, Irvington Merchants vs. Slovenian |T 8:20, Meinorial Vets vs. Kingan © Hospital and 0:40, U. 8. Tires vs. Kingan

Sgnipny s sheedule in: the Bush- Callahan, Majes League at Longacre Park: 7:00, Duray Dept. Store vs. 24th Street Mer-

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Post No. 64, and 9:40, South Side Turners vs, Vonnegut Hardware. Last night's scores in the Bm-Roe Down Town Merchant Softball League at Bosch Grove Stadium were as follo ts 6, Vonnegut Moulder Corp. | H. hg Wasson & Co. 5, Paper Package| . H. Block Co. 4, Van Camp|

t's schedule in the Em-Roe Civic! ao at Beech Grove Stadium | 7, en's Milk vs. C & 'M Bar; 8:13, Mechanics Laundry vs, Holy Rosary CYO: 9:30, C Citizens Gas vs, Hap's Tavern.

Cot lo is Kansas City at Louisville.

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Deadline Tomorrow For All-Star Voting

cept pitcher—to represent the

Baseball fans have until mid-| American and National leagues.

tomorrow to submit their Team managers will selegt their

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night votes for the players to take partiown pitchers. in the Major League All-Star| In the latest tally of votes sent

to The Times, Ted Williams had

Official Times ballots post-lincreased his lead over Lou marked or brought to The Times|Boudreau and Joe , who time will be eligible foriwere tied for second place in the wo free tickets to the game|over-all voting. All are Ameriand oe railroad transportationican league players. Leading

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The Times at the game will be|first baseman. He was trailed

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Vince Turpin, 144, Canton, an vrer raved (name of J|Amateur Baseball Association tw oh PITTSB H—Charley dle) Afift,

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4, Lopez 3, Weatherly 2.

Thise Rute Hits—Castiglione 12, Beard fel Turner 4, Fleming 3, Cassini Berd hy Lopez, Weatherly, Ganss, Gutteridge. Home Runs—Fleming 14, Rikard 6, Satfell 4, Beard 4, Kalin 3, Turner 2, tiglone 2, Gutteridge 2, Weatherly 2

ner 5, Gutte eridge 5, ikard

Fleming, Lopes, Kahn, its—Cassini 11, Saffell 6, Cos | tylions 4, Gutteridge 3, Rikard 2, Let-

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GUE AGUE Ss me Jus Buddy Rosar, Phila«| Catche eT Phil Masi, Boston; - Iphia; Fog Berra, New York;jond b ‘third, third Birdie. Tenge, Boston. oJ oaag P HA ck ew Yor secon ey Vern second, aie ton; third, Ferris Pain, Shifuderpiia. third, Stan Musial, Pirs oe Gord Second] a

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