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Veeck warned St. Louis Browns stockholders today that heir! | “| “enithusiasm” over his plans to ©

{buy and rejuvenate the team may!

10 11 © upset the whole deal. Veeck, who has to purchase hil elbow, kids about his

Laps that’s no good.

“Proxies on the stock won't do!

4 me any good. I have to buy it| {to complete the deal and the! ' stockholders are telling me ‘well, | ome Tunis: - we'll trade our stock for some! t 1 new stock in your outfit.”

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then goes out’ and pitones shut Last night he pitched his third]

By CARL_LUNT

Every hitter in YL Lodsy today was right down Allie ‘WASHINGTON, June. ‘a8 ‘Reynolds’ “alley” which made the Big Yankee pitchér a| (1;p)_joe DiMaggio came up pretty good “ally” with foes closing in all around the world! with a patent leather two-bag-

Reynolds, who might have to quit pitching the next| Battinz against ex-team-time he throws a ball because of a mass of bone chips in| jnoton, DiMaggio lined a blow

— _ THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1051 Veeck Holding . Whitewash Is Allie’ 5 ‘Ally 5 4 ov, Ou Sigel Pig,

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Major Leaders

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{job) Vander Meer today.

[Indians against the Washington Senators, who combed him for (eight straight singles in one in-

Ea & SL 3 df Vander Meer, a native of Pros-| RiMasete.” i : pect Park, N. J., pitched his twin no-hitters for the Cincinnati Reds| He hurléd for the InRee | Foc Bod Cards 17 Stephens, R. Sox # |dianapolis Indians in 1940.

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\and age when a base on balls is/Then last night he kept both more common than the diamond strings intact against the Nats, dust a hurler wipes his hands on.| The victory put the Yankees

When the former Oklahoma A. lagainst Detroit. & M. football star blanked the poston, winning its fifth game Saturday Till Detroit Tigers with four hits and! 'in the last six, stayed within two! Largest Service & Paris

no bases on balls June 17, he said:! ‘games of the Yankees and three riment | June 28i'1 think that's the first complete games of the top by defeating Depariment in the Midwest

without walking a batter.’ . |{opped the Browns, 8 to 1. It appeared he learned the| ” left-hander, formtila in that contest. In the National league, provi only Major hurler to pitch two ino-hit, no-run games in succesgion, drew his unconditional re[lease from the Cleveland Indians less

For the next tim¥e out He by drubbing th eGiants, 10 to 4; blanked Cleveland with six hits, [the Cardinals swamped the Cubs, after preserving his runless, walk- 14 to 2; Cincinnati défeatet Pitts-

infiing in relief against Chicago. and Braves were rained out.

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into his own glove which was | # his string of consecutive seoreless| lying in shallow center field, : SERVICE innings to 28%. Before Senator Center Field- UNTIL alin Yas is even more, remarkablé® er Irv Noreén ¢ould retrieve the rattle around,” a e powerful Creek Indian| pall, DiMag was safely camped now has goné 34% Innings with-| on second base. MIDNIGHT {ou

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within a game of the White Sox,||] SERVICE DEPT. OPEN

Learns How who suffered a 3-to«2 defeat 8 A, M.-Midnight

league gamé I ever pitched phyjadelphia, 6 to 5. The Indians ASHINGTON CHEVROLET

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record in two-thirds of an|burgh, 2 to 1, and the Phillies

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