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, both good hitters, are available for the left field post, with Tom Saffel remaining in center. . At tonight's members

jean Association's mythical Allteam will receive gold rings the league. be honored are pitchers Malloy and Jim Bagby, First Baseman Les Fleming, Catcher Earl

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glione and Jack Cassini, and The last-named has aleady received his award and A te of merit.

Browns Beat Dons "Before 60,13

The Cleveland Browns were off to a solid, but not very flashy, start in defense of their AllAmerica football conference championship today, and the othler contenders high hopes

might Aine WnyeaY reign in the second and twice in the ! oh SE EL wd ¢| fourth to go into the lead. The : Before 3 home town crowd of | yyyiers tallied three times in ther 60, last night, Clevelandipgie of the fifth to lead again, its season with a 19 to 14/34 ne Blues tied it up in their or the Los Angeles Donsinaie of the inning. Graham Siaplayed Not until the seventh were the - It Was a irjiers able to notch the winning team, but run. . LA runaway rest ol y 3 ‘ we O’Neal Loses "a te three periods, Semi-Final Match Dons make it .a.

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Hold 4 Pd. Point . Lead Over Red Birds

By United Press The St. Paul Saints moved into third place in the American Association last night with a 5-to-4 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. The Saints now hold a 4 percentage point lead over the Columbus Red Birds, who were idle last night. ; In the only other game played, Minneapolis picked up a double-| header from Kansas City, 9 to 1 and 6 to 5, to strengthen their hold on second place. Hurler Ezra McGlothin pitched six-hit ball for the Saints, and his teammates backed him up with 13 safeties, St. Paul scored two runs in the first inning, and another in the second to take the lead. Three-Run Homer Brewer Catcher Frank Kerr tied it up in the last half of the second with a three-run homer, But 8t. Paul came back with single tallies in the third and sixt to win, . Minneapolis didn’t give Kansas City a chance in the first half of the double-header, "scoring nine of their runs before a Blue

the Blues’ lone tally. The second game was a seesaw battle. The Millers jumped off to the lead In the first with two runs, but Kansas City scored once

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semi-final round of the Women’s Western ship as a pair of Curtis Cup stars moved

Dorothy Kielty downed Miss O'Neal, 5 and 4, as Polly Riley, Ft. Worth, Tex. downed Margaret Gunther of Memphis, 2 up. Misses Kielty and O'Riley will

battle it out today for the championship.

Week-End Racing IN INDIANAPOLIS Jonight--Speatiome, midgets,

TomorrowiilBth St. Speeliway, midgets, 8:30. i "IN NEW CASTLE Tomorrow—Mt. Lawn Speedway, hot rods, 8:30. "IN SALEM Monday—8 a l em Speedway, stock cars, 1 p. m, (CDT). IN WINCHESTER Tomorrow -- Funk's Speedway, big cars, 2:30. IN ROCKVILLE : Tomorrow—Jungle Park, big cars, 3:30.

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Play Opens Monday

Others at|of the National League; Will of tomorrow,” four teams of lads 15 to 17 the speakers’ table will include Harridge, president of the Ameriyears old, began arriving here today for the American Legion Rogers Hornsby and Bill Terry,|can Ledgue; George Trautman, Junior Baseball World Series that opens Monday afternoon at tormer s i Belleville, Ill; Omaha and Trenton, N.J., Legion post nines | tars were due today and the winner of the Charleston, N.C. sectional givision, will

Generals will arrive tomorrow for the six-game tournament. The 21st national finals, first to pe held here, will get under way tomorrow night with the annual dinner and team drawing in the Claypool Hotel at 6 p.m. The Ford Motor Co. is sponsoring the dinner and will work with 11th District Legionnaires in serving as hosts for the visiting teams. Visit Speedway Track The three arrivals today were to ‘visit the Indianapolis Motor Speedway late this afternoon and meet Wilbur Shaw, track president. They will attend the midget auto racing ‘at Speedrome tonight and be guests of the Indianapolis

Mrs. Ray Wins Tourney

Gross honors in the women's

at Highland were taken by Mrs. Charles Ray, who shot an 88, Mary Lennox was second with 90 and Mrs. N. W. Hatfield was third with 91, ° :

League lead yesterday when he hit his 17th home run of the

to lead his team to a 3 to 1 tri-

the second time in less than a week that Heath's home run was the deciding factor in a Boston victory. Heath's circuit smash yesterday was one of the three hits yielded by veteran Dutch Leonard. Johnny Sain yielded sever hits, one a homer by Eddie Miller, in registering his 17th decision of the year. Boston's victory, coupled with the Dodgers’ double

week-long stand at the Indiana State Fair grounds Monday with a four-race program including the Horseman Futurity, pace and trot.

circuit horses took over the track today for the first race schedule of the annual fair.

Grand Circuit program is the Futurity Trot for a purse of $10,000, for the first of the ‘big’ days of racing,

season with Bob Elliott on base With a twin triumph over WashEd Lopat gained his 15th victory

to Joe DiMaggio’s two homers. Forrest Thompson was the loser.

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Baseball Club at tomorrow's final master. home game of the season. tomorrow eve-|p. m. will open Monday's program ning’s dinner will be Gov. Gates, at Victory Field, and baseball Mayor Al Feeney, Indiana Legion notables from major and minor | Commander Joseph Lutes and|leagues will be introduced. These 0. F. Yando, district manager of lwill include Ford Frick, president Victory Field Monday at 8:15

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Red Sox in the American League ington, 6 to 2 and 5 to 2. Lefty in the first game, thanks chiefly

In the nightcap, Frank Shea allowed six hits in racking up his eighth triumph. DiMaggio hit his third homer of the day, his 32d of the season, off losing pitcher Early Wynn. The Red Sox managed to re-

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. 10,000 Holy Cross when he "77" |lettermen and 19 other candidates 1500, for his 1948 squad. First decision facing Omiignshi the opening of the hi htéed by the Horseman was whether to scrap the CruHeading Jente higuie for two-year-old trotters saders’ traditional single wingwith a purse of $34,000 and back formation for the “T” he Wednesday two-year-old pacers learned as a player and assistant will get a crack at a $31,000 coach with the professional Chipurse in the Fox Stake. 'cago Bears.

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1st Season as Coach ...8 1500, WORCHESTER, Mass. Sept. 4 | (UP) — Dr. William T. (Bullet 8000 Bill) Osmanski began his first |season as head football coach at greeted 28

LEGION SERJES FINALIST—One of the four teams that will open the American Legion's Junior Baseball little world series here Monday afternoon at Victory Field is the Belleville, Ill, Post No. 58 (above). Belleville, which beat Ft. Wayne, 15 to 4, in Flint, Mich., two weeks ago. will represent the Midwest in the tournament. Team members .are (front row, left to right) Coach Alfred Budde, Wayne Grandcolas, Bob Davis, Jerry West, Verlan Zapotock, Donald Daenzer, Bob Neogen and Batboy V. Koehr: second row (left to right] John Mollman, Alan Grand-

eorge Thompson, Darrell Thompson, Bill Kaiser, John Nirider, Manager John

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{Sowers, the Legion's first Junior Baseball tournament chairman. 2 Games Tuesday Another game is scheduled at

m. A double-header Tuesday ight and single games Wednes- Lo day and Thursday can complete ithe national finals. If necessary, a seventh game will be played

Heath Homers and Boston Leads N. L. Again

By MILTON RICHMAN, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Sept. 4—Jeff Heath, labeled a problem with Cleve- jcan League by dint of Joe Dobland, a weak fielder with Washington and an indifferent performer... sierling four-hit, 2-to-0 vicwith the Browns, fell heir to a brand new title today-—power hitter par excellence with the league-leading Boston Braves. The broad-backed Boston outfielder, discarded by the Browns, last winter, personally boosted the Braves back into the National

‘ager Lou Boudreau, Eddie Robjinson: and Ken Keltner made |Lemon’s job easy. Rookie South- Make it.

paw Joe Ostrowski outlasted four A ——— Cleveland hurlers in the second igame; Al Zarilla’s homer in the!

2 row, BUMON req yun i the fourth off Reliefer Steve Gromek rst on m 0's bunt, a infield out and Hank Majeski's actuating for the Wining Yun. wild throw on Vern Stephens’ipnetroit a 5 to 2 verdict over the grounder. The Red Sox scored last-place Chicago White Sox. again off young Carl Scheib when Birdie Tebbetts slammed a| homer in the seventh.

Cleveland Splits

Three runs in the ninth gave

Freddie Hutchinson, although touched for 10 hits, went the distance for his 11th victory. South{paw Bill Wight was the loser. In Cleveland split a doubleheader the sixth, Chicago outfielder Pat with the Browns, winning the Seerey’s right elbow locked while first game, 7 to 0, and dropping he was at bat and he was taken the second game, 4 to 3. Bob to the hospital for X-ray examLemon hurled a six-hitter in the ination. opener for his 10th shutout and YESTERDAY'S STAR—Jeft 19th victory. Home runs by Man-| Heath of the Braves, whose two-run homer helped Boston the Phillles, 3 to 1, and take over the National League

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Singles Slated Today, Doubles Tomorrow

NEW YORK, Sept. 4 (UP)— With 27-year-old Ted Schroeder in the key role, the heavily favored U. 8. team launched its defense of the Davis Cup Forest Hills. Parker of Los Angeles . met Bflly Sidwell in the opening isingles match at the famous tennis stadium, and Schroeder, of La Crescenta, Cal, was due to {meet the veteran Adrian Quist in ‘the second match. The lone doubles duel will be played tomorrow, and then two more singles matches will be played Monday in the five-match team competition. In Monday's singles, today’s ngs are reversed, with Parker playing Quist and Schroeder facing Sidwell. Yanks Favored Although the Yanks ruled aa odds-on choice to retain the cup for the third straight year, perhaps by a 5-0 shutout, Schroeder found himself very much on the spot. 3 In the first place, his selection as a singles player was vociferously challenged because he had lost out in the only iwo tournaments he entered this year. And in the second place he drew his first assignment against Quist, who holds the key to the meager Aussie success hopes. It was not only up to Schroeder to deat Quist today, but alse to give him such a vigorous go-ing-over that the 35-year-old veteran from “down under” can't play doubles tomorrow. Should Quist be able to team with Colin ng for the doubles, Australia

will have its best chance of victory in the classic series. Parker Seeks Revenge Parker went into his match against Sidwell hoping to make up for that memorable day in 1939 when his defeat cost the Yanks the cup. \ The U. 8. won the first two matches in the series that year. Then Quist and Jack Bromwich won the doubles to make the score 2-1. Quist beat Riggs, and s0 it was up to Parker to down Bromwich and save the cup. Frankie didn't do it. Bromwich swept the victory in straight sets. Last year it was a different story. The Aussies won only the doubles as they absorbed a 4-1 shellacking The U. 8. figured to use Billy Talbert of New York City and Gardnar Mulloy of Miami against the Aussies in doubles tomorrow. Sidwell probably will play with Long in the event Quist can't

In Swim Meet

A record-breaking field of 316 youthful swimmers began a parade of aquatic talent this after noon in the Riviera Club pool for the annual City Championship Swimming Meet. Eliminations in the 32-event + (program were on the docket for this afternoon, and trials began at 1:30. Finals in all events will be held at the same time tomorrow. The big three of the meet are

70 5M 81 (First Game) 1 Gi th 83 LL oss to the ants, gave e ; lead. . the Indianapolis Athletic Club, a LU S00. a0 Son 8 10 3 Braves a game-and-a-half lead in $y id Pp i Tuesda | Riviera Club and the YMCA. AGUE Haris "and Wvene; “Lops the hotly-contested National ri racrice Y ‘Major Leaders {Jim Clark, coach of the YMCA LU OB x W . { | » » Pl or abhi Second — 03 at League. race twi Ancient and bitter football The annual battle for the “Iron AMERICAN LEAGUE Fr entered ey girls and boys; NHL New York ©...030 030 00x— 5 1 0 Giants Beat Dodgers Twice |, ..; Butler and Wabash, open Key,” traditional clash between, =~ a0 AB RH Retit tas ud Sawin lists a team 56 566 ay, Winn and Early, Evans; Shea and The surprising Giants Hcked practice Tuesday for the coming the Bulldogs and the Cavemen wifi’ macon® 108 S99 0 10 I Sitls and boys, and YMCA a A 39 arhos, ——— | the Dodgess, 7 to 5, in the opener campaign. (will -be Oct. 30 in the Butler bowl. Mitchell, Qaveland 113 485 65 167 anos 55 org. Madera has en- ; Defroft ............. 10 103 8 8 , I , 14-Q.! 20pling, cago 112 404 50 130 .322) amu il) 81 "decison In the ighicabla nucleus of 10 returming later | oot sh dh EE SE AD of the women's and gi mn tohi ; 3 {gps AGUE iré NATIONAL LEAGUE Jutaan ARG Romnson, + Niebe; Wight which was called at the end of men around which to build a 1948 Kingans Softball Team ais AB R H Pot records he heel ave been EE (Pirst Game) eight innings because of dark-igquad. There are only 25 full Aft Reai | C | at is. 137 30 183. iy 34) ‘he YE , era wu ? 25h en of + 80 58 882 Mbiojveland Lo... 001 220 020-- 713 © ness. Sid Gordon's two home practice sessions scheduled before er Kegiona FOWN | Ashburn, Phiiadel’s 117 463 78 154 33a 0 men Bows . 2 hia » (8 3 M8 2. ise Lous... 000 000 000 0 runs, his 28th and 20th of theline season opener with Indiana| Kingan's Wildcats will compete Pafko, Chicago .. 118 444 71 148 33! e remainder ng 8 cm | alten 40d Hogan," Kennedy, Bisean, d Relief Pitcher R: Bo lin' the regional girls’ softball Dew Boston __. UZ 431 48 141 32:the YMCA. «84.80 M8 8 land" Mom. i year, helpe e cher RayiCentral in the Butler Bowl, Sept. 8. RUNS BATTED IN | One of the most outstanding “Rn a Be _. (Becond Game) Poat gain the victory in the first os |tburney at Milwaukee which be- DiMaggio. Yanks 125(Mize, Giants 104 Die Pgh 3 nu 1715 Cleveland .......... 000 000 310 3 10 0 game gan today. The local team won Stephens. R. Sox 118iGordon, Cleveland 102 records, and 14-year-old: boys ® 8t, Louis i .._102 100 00x— 4 § . Fifty-two men are expected for p |Musial, Oards _100/Williams, R. Sox 102 50-meter breast stroke, was set SCHEDULE TODA s | Zoldak, Gromek. Black, Klieman and Andy Hansen held Brooklyn to] a id drill Tuesda at'the Metropolitan meet * from HOME RUNS by Ivan Chalfi ? AMERICAN in {Hegan; Ostrowski and Moss. i eight hits in the second game the rst gr ai Fr to C b Glen Monon Railroad last Saturday. jiner, Pirie : Sere, Glants ..... 32 nig a . of the YMCA in : (Both games at night) | Boston iisavio 100 000 100-2 8 © and mastered the Dodgers from Wabash, according lo Coan | The Wildcats captured the DiMaggio, Yanks 32 Gordon. Giants Ca Oy Jr uean luysny of Louisville at INDIAN 8:30. Philadelphia. ..... 000 000 000— 0 4 1, Harmeson. Wabash will invade ., twillght and Munic-| RE A : Riviera will return to defend her Toledo ‘at Columbus. Dobson and Tebbetts; Scheib and Rossr. start to finish. Carl Erskine, wien’ south” for its season! ednesday ight an title in the women’s 100-yard (Only games scheduled). RR | victim of Wes Westrum’s two-run opener, meeting Southwetsern| pal Girls’ League crowns and Bowling Notes Liree- style, set in 1:114. The Car7 AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE i homer in the second inning, was; . sit t Memphis, Sept. 25 {also won the Holiday tournament There ap i Hise brothers, ‘Te Gli a R 1 Detrolt at Chi ng {piadelphia Tshits 000 30 RE charged with the defeat. a ya Oats © ©7'|while winning 26 of 28 games. aI in Ee or pv br Pp gn oo erry 3 Rulyel y : , 3 oa tae oa ; - rire | assic| ’ Boston a! Phladfipnis. 4 Leonard ‘and Beminick: Sain and Mast " Charlie Grimm's Chicago Cubs| , ne Bulldog training sched- Dod Recall Taylor [League which bowls on Friday They set records in the boys’ 50Soh tun): (First Game) | NOISY OFFY — Offenhauser mived Jui Sev Sh plage wy one ule is an intra-squad game Sept) JOUGErs Keca aylor |nights at 8:30 o'clock. For in-|meter free-style, :352, and the York oh Ei TAGUE {New York ....ii.... 300 020 002— 1 12 0 midgets will make with the Peer age pom Tee 11 and the annual Varsity-Fresh-| NEW YORK, Sept. 4 AUP) formation, call Clarence Moxley, boys’ 100-meter free-style, 1:37, ye 4 eH 2 Wamen). Sa _Poat, Koslo a Cooper] noise in t ight 5 ian game Sept. 18 in the howl|The Brooklyn Dodgers today Te-(GA-3184, or laria’s Bowling Ai- respectively. : (Only Samet schegma Hatten hrman, Branca, Casey and, | again tomorrow nig over Pittsburgh. Dutch Meyer, iq, o Varsity-Frosh battle will be|called Pitcher Harry Taylor from|leys, MA-0837. | ¢ ec mi \Cambanells, | id end of Bib. becauss when racing is resumed at the |alded by homers by Andy Pafko sponsored by the “B” men’s Club.|St. Paul in an effort to bolster| Lorenz Wiesman of the Antelrs Alleys Predicts Stron Squad RESULTS YESTERDAY of dnripess) © r ° |W. 16th St. Speedway. Eddie and Al Walker, allowed the Pi-| Uv, Bujidog coaching staff has|their sagging pitching staff in the fiefs teams for four week-end leagues. 9 / AMERICAN AsSocIATION: (Now York ......... 08802 00-8 8 1 Haddad (above) California fates five hits in chalking up his|peen on the campus for morejtight National League pennant leagues. grhere will be u meeting of the| PROVIDENCE, R. 1, Sept. 4 Minneapolis. ...... , 000 158 0— § 11 1| Hansen and Westrum; Brskine, Hatten, driver will com ele again as 10th win. ‘ |than a week brushing up onjrace. leys Bunday at 8 p. mh. Three ae >i (UP) — Head Coach Rip Engle Kaba” aly rnd When i bod 10 i Behrman, Minne and Rdwards. bi f Wig | 2 Is Yanks Take Twin Bill tactics and developing new plays| Taylor, suffering from a soreineeded in this league predicted his Brown football team derson, Beggs and ro tT ONCE sis obo 351 010-1017 of To oer © @ [NCIanapolis | icinnati and St. Louis were|and advance strategy. More than|arm most of the season, was re-| bl ‘he Central Allevs last eheibogper| Will be stronger than last year inneapolls | 00 000 100= 6 14 Of Mere and. Walkers Queen Singleton. | team with Mel Hansen and |,54 scheduled. 70 men are expected to report/called on the basis of a Four-hit(a 348 in the Eagles Machine mixed league, 85 64 Bruins including 19 letter Jionss My 010 230 5 8 1/Lombardi and Klutts. | Johnny McDowell. Racing will | The Yankees climbed to within|Tuesday as the squad begins/shutout he hurled against Mil-|In ne Indianapolis Street Railay m xedmen began their first serious and Drescher.” Toor Medison| Shion acheduied: start at 8:30 p. m. a half game of the pace-setting practice. + 'waukee this week. L. Prankiin a 493. workouts. : September 10 September 17 September 24 | October 1 | October 8 October 15 October 20 { October 29 | November 5 BEECH GROVE Manual (N) At Franklin Township (N) Sacred Heart (N) Deat School (N) At Warren Central (N) At Pike Township (N) At Speedway (N) At Ben Davis (N) | Lawrence Central (N) BEN DAVIS Decatur Central (N) At Southport (N) At Warren Central (N) : Pike Township oN! Speedway (N) Howe (N) At roanke ie alip (NY Beech Grove (N) BROAD RIPPLE Evansville Central (N) At Richmond At Washington Suered Heart (N) Warren Central (N) At Manual Cathedral (N) CATHEDRAL Washington Crispus Attucks st Tech | Woomington at Shortridge Ab Jett Lafayette N) loos mo O00 Sheeaway (ON) At Shortridge At Southport ¢N) At Tech At Broad Ripple (N) ¢ ; . i. 18) Oct, 2 . 9) _ (Oct. 16) ‘CRISPUS ATTUCKS Sacred Heart Cathedral ai_Shoriridge Open Fi Wayne Central Dunbar ‘of Dayton, ©. Lincoln, Evansville Anasryen A Nebisyeilie. .. At South Side Ft. Warne DECATUR CENTRAL At Ben Davis (N) Mooresville (N) Speedway (N) Plainfield (N) a 0 At Greenwood (N) Lawrence Central (N) at el 2 At Southport (N) LNT : : At Lawrence Central (N) Beech Grove (N) Greenfield (N) At Warren Central (N) At Southport (N) At Pi ee hip OO) a Del a p.m) pe a 8 Sas ay oy "HOWE ; At Tech At Southport (N) Manual Westfield At Ben Davis (N) a En At Warren Central (N) Washington at Tech Franklin Township (N) At Pike Township (N) Deat School (N) At Speedway (N) At Greenwood (N) Warren Central oN At Decatur Central (N) .p (Oct. Fh At Beech Grove (N) At Beech Grove (N) Sacred Heart At Washington At Howe At Noblesville (N) At Southport (N) joc. = © Bread Ripple At Shortridge At Plainfield (N) Lawrence Central (N) At Ben Davis (N) * At Deat School Beech Grove (N) Frankly sow ip. (3) At Speedway I¥) FPL At Manust AV Basch Grove At Westfield (N) netvat’ Oe way. ON) At Broad Ripple (N) nich Os at Marsal At Franklin Township (N) | “Deaf School at Manusl : At Crawfordsville (N) At Southport (N) Withrow of Cincinnati Cathedral Washington At Anderson (N) Manual At Plainfield (N) At Lawrence (N) At Beech Grove (N) Pike Township Indiana Boys’ School Trati roshis hin ol choot Sacred Heart at Manual t Warren Central (N) Ben Davis (N) Howe (N) Shortridge (N) Franklin Township (N) Manual (N) ca Washington (N) Deeatur Central (N) T= Brownsburg (N) Danville (N) Ai Decatur Central (N) Lawrence Central (N) At Ben Davis (N) Plainfield (N) Beech Grove (N) Pike Township (N) i * (Sept, 0) At Anderson (N) Muncie Central Logansport New Castle At Richmond (N) Cathedral At Lafayette (N) bhi ! 2 At Southport (N) Greenfield (N) Ben Davis (N) | Franklin Township (N) Beech Grove Cs : At Lawrence Central (N) At Broad Ripple (N) Howe (N) | Cathedral At West Lafayette i Manoa! | At South Bena Central Broad Ripple Evansville Reits At Shortridge "At Southport (N) - Xe At Howe

Nov, 12—Shortridge at Broad Ripple, Washington at Tech; Nov. 13-Howe vs. Crispus Attucks; Nov. 10~Shortridge at Tech, Howe at Broad Ripple,

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