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mmy “Brown. ‘And the fail-| of a guy like Bobby MorFai to come through us expectet year go now back ra y most. promrookie, He was of such tential stature that the Cardi1s are believed to have sug-

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Morgan and either Carl Furillo fr (Gene Hermanskl. = + | But Brooklyn was high on Morgan; very high. Yet when Bobby was deemed not yet, if ever, ready or -the big time the Dodgers imply ' put another guy in the nfield and are winning toward a

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f THE DODGERS have won two nnants in ‘the last four years th vulnérable pitching, It rasn’t then, and it isn't now, an common &ight to see the

da speedy outfield goes a long y toward solving that problem the Dodgers keep proving from ¢ day to another. 2 » »

YOU CAN ‘be pretty sure right now that Duke Snider, eewee Reese, Gil

panella will be on the National iLeague's all-star team for that July game in Detroit.

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pitching, after a long summer, to make the outcome a tossup. Both the Sox and Dodgers represent young teams, the Dodgers right at an effectivé peak, the Sox just starting to elimb., Two pretty canny managers in Charlie Dressen and Paul Richards know where to look and for what. ¢ ¥ * ” IT WOULD, of course, be some-|® thing out of a Hollywood script if the Box and Cincy Reds won this year, After 31 years a Chicago team would pe presented with the firumatic opportunity to wipe out the memory of that 1919 World Series. But you got to | string along with the Dodgers. | The Sox, naturally, don't give

tober. Come to think of it, the Dodgers and Sox are shaping their 1951 destinies within the next fortnight. - Both are on the road with league leads to protect. The Sox may have a tougher job to stay on top because of inexperience and not too much depth in key positions, But the Dodgers are battling the more constant threat, a better balanced circuit, » = = | NOWHERE in baseball do you find more and better “bugs” than in Flatbush and Chicago. There's nothing lukewarm about Dodger and Sox fandom. You either are +++ Or you ain't. No mental reser vations. The Bums versus the gang from back o' the yards. Well?

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I¥'s Double Flag Day i in Flatbush

By JOHN

these Flatbush. flag fanatics is whether Preacher Roe will be pitching the first game against Billy Pierce of the White Sox, Vie Raschi of the Yankees, Mel Parnell of the Red Sox, .or Bob Lemon of the Indians, They are that far along with their plans and they wish that the American League would get

_.|its routine flag business settled

so they'll know just which team Brooklyn will knock off four games in a rw, Convince Again Of course, a few things could happen—such as Brooklyn not winning the pennant-—but right now it is hard to knock down any arguments against, the atomic Bums. Again last night they ‘came o/ through nobly against the Cardinals, beating them for the fifth straight time and the seventh time in nine games this season, 7 tg 4. Since the Cardinals are one of

./the big teams they have to beat,|?

those are convincing figures. Likewise the second place Giants ,| against whom they are 5-1 and ithe third place Reds, whom “they have beaten five out of seven Need any more convincing? Duke Snider put last night's

./homer. A three-run blast in the sixth inning, and he added a double and two singles to the 11hit Dodge attack. King Grows Up Relief Pitcher Clyde King, a youngster who finally grew up, pitched two hit relief ball after the fifth inning to score his fifth victory. King, once described as “boy with a man’s brain,” took over for Joe Hatten in the fifth when the Cardinals scored their fourth run. The others came on

game beyond recall with his 14th|§

GRIFFIN

United Press Sports Writer * Today is “Flag Day” and out in Flatbush they're cele-

brating it by counting the hours until the Dodgers win the flag and open up the World Series—111 days and 2677% hours to be exact as of last midnight. If the series begins on Wednesday, Oct. 3, at 1:30 p. m. as tentatively scheduled, the only other thing that worries

Hey, Brooklyn CHICAGO, June 14 (UP) ~-Optimistic Chicago White Sox fans have sent in more ..than 150 applications for World Series tickets during the past week, club officials said today. A team spokesman said the fans’ confidence was “gratifying but a bit premature.”

In the American League's only game, the Red Sox shut out the Tigers, 2 to 0. Boston at Pitts-

Louis at New York, Chicago at Washington, and Cleveland at Philadelphia were rained out.

Major League Leaders

By United Press AMERICAN LEAGUE

PIG ARR Minoso, Chicago .... 47 198 48 Fain, Philadelphia .. 40 182 24 ‘|Fox, Chicago ....... 50 188 36 DiMaggio, Boston ... 53 24 41 Coleman, St. Louis .. 49 174 20

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