Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1951 — Page 24

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

. After Stopping Milwaukee,

The Majors—

Leo's Full Of “Inside. ~~ Stiff ing)

BY CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Sports Writer

Master strategist Leo Durocher’s head is full of ‘ side baseball,” but he og gies " Billy Klaus and gop mitted today the Giants piv]

Blues, , {Tho and Gearhart's error let/go on to win a pennant on one It will be a four-game series two Brewers score in or re 8 pe | lof his grand maneuvers that with another single contest Virgil Jester, righthander, re-| D Muell tomorrow afternoon and a double- lieved Ernie Johnson on . the Packfired because DOn Mueller, header Sunday after which the Brewer mound in the seventh and Was such a slow base-runner. Tribesters head for home for athe Redskins battered Jester for! “That was the ball game we four: series with Louisville,|two more markers. Dallessandro had to win,” Leo said, almost Monday night through the Fourth. doubled again, Ed Stevens tripled strutting while sitting down as he| 3 Hits for Dom to lengthen his consecutive-game beamed through the details of the| hitting streak to 13, and Fern-5 to 4 rubber vittory over the their three-game 108- andez singled, ar? {Dodgers in a vital series of three. at the Brewers) Lint's first walk in the eighth The triumph cut Brooklyn's first| won their 14th road gameicost him a pair of runs as Luis place margin to five games and| thigiseason in 32 starts, the Red-|Olmo, fresh from the Boston put the Giants at least within } cltistered six of their 10 Braves, banked out his first As- shouting distance and Durocher is hits: in two innings to keep the sociation home run. Main strode a pretty good shouter. s AA lead down tp two|in, gave up a single to Jim Basso, gut it Durocher’s strategy had before a double play, started bril- worked, the Giants would have liantly by Tribe Second Baseman, .i “the hall game. That was a

cs Up 6th as Indians

£ ithe American Sec tation stops off at a western it’s facing a first-division team, a onight the seventh-place Indianapolis Indians, who } have broken even in eight games on this current western: road trip after stopping Milwaukee last night, tussle with the second-place Kansas City, —

Bal apolis won the game without a ..300 hitter in the lineup. |Johnny Merson, snuffed out the ...i(y pig admission, but he was| Tribe's Dom Dallessandrd,/ Milwaukee threat. ‘happy to make it being as how a personal friend of Milwaukee, ‘things turned out the way they Manager Charley off the did. diamond, was sour-grapes to Jolly Cholly last night. Dallessandro banged out three hits, including two doubles, scored two runs and batted in two markers. His hits for the three-game series totaled seven. -

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Phils, Ships {man bunted safely to put runners

. Goliat to IL on first and second. The Durocher PHILADELPHIA, June 29 (UP) gtrategy called for Wes Westrum

Close Call Mueller had led off the eighth

Gearhart in centerfield and Whi- be tey Platt in left field and Third/perk up” or suffer the eonse- he might even have béat out, Baseman Nanny Fernandez drop- quences. But Ralph Branca, the Dodger ped down to the sixth spot in the| Sawyer gave an example of | tcher, realizing that Mueller was batting lineup, the Redskins What the ‘‘consequences” might! slow afoot, took the ball near helped Southpaw Royce Lint pick|be by optioning Mike Gollat, the|yyiq ang threw out Mueller on nl! up his sixth victory, fourth in a|National League champions’ reg-/soree play, Durocher whooped

third Inn before being re-|the Baltimore Orioles in the In-| lieved iret Main, who|ternational League. trudged in from the bullpen for The action disclosed the fo-| the 28th time this season. ternal problems that: have been : hampering the Phillies in the de2 Brewers Score fense of their NL crown,

was close enough to have been | {called either way. | The next batter was Monte Ir-! vin, ‘who already had hit one {homer; and he promptly blasted

sm lis broke the scoring| Sawyer sald the move was| One potas nid the left field y a ri e “to improve the morale of | 5a 8 for a three-run homer that |

the team” and accused Goliat of| VOD: the ball game. But if the run-|

) » ners had advanced as per plan, gue on last year's laurels. {Irvin undoubtedly would have

three runs. After one was out, PE Laie. Tio sane

since er Dodger Tommy Brown, shee > me ~ Tribe Whew an eight-year big league veteran been purposely passed. As ft : y . Sohnny sd on|at 24, has taken Goliat’s old’ jopiturned out the next two batters, o third b {Hank Thompson and Pitcher Shel-

double and as the Phillies’s second baseman.’

(don Jones, were easy outs.

wy - "bat ot Catcher Ewing Takes Net Wins 12th

on. [Laurels in IAC Meet

Truman Ewing yesterday took yor but the Giants had to undo

net honors nthe Indianapolis some faulty fielding by Thompson Athistic.Club golf tournament at tor win the Yiphill le Thomp- ) Meridian Hills with 80-1466. I the UPI strugsle 0 aa Balch, 17-year-old ‘Short. p,.p jet in Brooklyn runs. 1 dge graduate, took gross honors “En : us. hh 3 Da club me bere who hou o oy en car 3 ’ 3 P y ition job by Rookie Tom Morgan 4 :

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{move within a half game of idle .first place White Sox in the! Peli American League.

i The Yankee “zero” record by 318 its pitchers is all the more re-| 3 H imarkable ih view of the fact that lall of the ‘other American League

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Curt Returns

Just for a Day

Times State Bervice CAMP ATTERBURY, June 29 —Cpl. Curt Simmons is going! {back to the majors for a day. | The former Phillies’ hurler,

who won 17 games before enter- an Paul .. 8th Divi-| | Minneapolis

sion, will be granted time off to Toledo

ing service with the

{hurl batting practice for the Na-| {tional League at the All-Star] |game, July 10, in Detroit. Simmons while winning: three {games for the 28th Division has {fanned 85 batters in 46 innings, {yielded only nine hits and walked {four. Six runs against him have ~ all been unearned.

Board to Study Musial’s Wages

| WASHINGTON, June 29 (UP) |The $35,000 salary increase of {Stan Musial, star outfielder of the {8t. Louis Cardinals, will be one {of the cases studied by the newlycreated Salary Stabilization Board. > The panel annolinced late yes-

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—Manager Eddie Sawyer cracked, sacrifice the runners to secon terday that it will handle salaries| With a “new” lineup of Lloyd the whip over the Philadelphia gq third and the big catcher of entertainers, including baseball Pittsburgh at *clcinnatl, postponed, wet Phillies today, warning them “to|aropped a beauty of a bunt which|Players and movie stars. Directo

oseph D. Cooper said the board| would control such salaries unless|

the employees are exempted from... ar CORtrol under new regulations. The Wage Stabilization Board nil s, and Katt ruled recently that no professional...

ven and one-/ular second baseman in 1950, 10, {ball player could get a wage inrow. Lint lasted seve {loudly over the decision, which| ..- 0 this year giving him a pic" an Mele

salary topping that received last! {year by the team’s’ highest paid man, |

Musial, the Cardinals’ highest|ioutsvitle ... paid performer, was the only play-| {Ransas

er affected by earned $50,000 in 1950, and got a/ hike to $85,000 this year.

Mrs. Buck Reappointed |

Wightman Cup Captain

NEW YORK, June 29 (UP)— Mrs. Richard A. (Midge) Buck

lot Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass. Jones, who pitched tight relief|today was appointed captain of ainoso. Chicaro {ball for three innings was the vic-|the United States Wightman Cup| pain, Philadelphia | ‘

year.

the U, 8. Lawn Tennis Associa-!

| Brooklyn . 41 2¢ 831 Cincinnati ©... 00.0 000 010 New York .. 33 31.551 | Werle, Wilks (8) and McCullough; Raf-| i8t, Louis ... 33 i 508 | fensberger, Wehmeler (4), Byerly (6) and s neinnati 32 33 492 9 | SehefTing. Winning Pitcher—Werle (4-1). | iladelphia 32 33 4m i. | Losing itcher—Raffensberger (7-8). Home | Ehtlad a, tg 30 34 460 10% Rup Hatton, : Chicago . 28 33 450 11 | Chi pio . 200 001 104-8 12 0! 8 Pittsburgh 25 39 301 15% St. Loui 000 000 000—0 1 1; 3 Hiller se 5) and Edwards; Staley, Bragle|

Mejor League Leaders

Ashburn, Philadelphia a ian 40 95 . Elliott, Dark, New York...

{tion's Wightman Cup Somimition}

announced the reappointment of

of the annual series between the

{this year at the Longwood Crick- | fet Clup, Chestnut Hill, Mass., | | Aug. 24-25.

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LEAGUE STANDINGS |S a

n Lost Pet, G.B.| Jones (6) and Westrum,

{Chicago .... yous va 23 846 ...|-—Jones (2-5). Home Runs—Irvin (2). New York .. «41 23 641 i (10 Innings) Boston 39 26 9 hn as amine 000 000 0— 2 6 3! Cleveland 34 30 5 Yai (Phllsdeiviiia wens 010 010 000 1— 3 13 1| oft 31 30 .508 Surkont, Estock (5), Spahn (8) and | Washington 2 37 403 18%! Cooper: Meyer, Konstanty 79) and Wilber. | Ruiade phia ..... 8. 24 41 36 1 | Winning Pitcher—Konstanty (3-5). Losing OEE xx zx t ens 19 45.207 33% |Pitcher—Spahn (8-6). Home Run—Mar- | NATIONAL LEAGUE |8 shall, Won Lost Pet. a.B. { Pittsburgh

GAMES TODAY

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION All Night Games)

prosnaroils HEASETo0. | pu ENR EROS, ran, Toledo at St. Paul. | Washington rena

Columbus at Minneapolis AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis at Chicago (night). Detrogt at Cleveland (night). Washington at Philadelphia (2, night).

twi- i Boston ab New York (2, day-night). | ATIONAL LEAG UE New York at Boston (night) biladelphis at Brooklyn (night). { {

Chicago at St. Louis (night)

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RESULTS YESTERDAY

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Fir Game, a Innings) 3 111 1-7 9 1 00 003 0-3 _5 0 arlowe and Mordarski; Howell, Barn-

(Second Game)

. 000 800 030 90 Minneapolis .. 110 200 el 7 ordan, McLeland (8) and House;

Louisville Kansas City

the ruling. He Scherbarth; Nevel and Folles.

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tennis team for the third straight Difagio. SBoston

James W. Moss, chairman of | | Hodges, Dodgers

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land Reliever Joe Ostrowski, de- amateur women stars of Britain | DL and the U. 8. The best-of-seven |

sthe| match . competition will be held | gunpert, W. Sox 1 |Nixon, Red Sox

ack Bill Ragland of Princeefeated Canis-!

Notre 1 an { Boh y MeCall, last year's runner- | alter Knych |

eliminated Clifford Kong of Northwestern Merson |8 to 0, over St. Louis, and the Pi- | Gedreta's. Jon ki of Temple.

Carson defeated Bob firmer} rates beat the Reds, 7 to 5, ta ®

and Early.

( 7 In ings) [First Game, 7 Loy 100 010 2—3 4 000 001 0—1 6

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By United Press { LEADING BATSMEN NATIONAL LEAGUE ” |

G AB 2 31 50 86

Robinson, ’' Brooklyn 48 85 .

Boston 6 313 52 92 .

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{son "(1-5) and Kluttz. | Morgan (3-1). |

(UP)—A 9 to 0 forfelt.loss was Contest marked down in the books for | Board the Batavia club of the Pony | United League today because of a | shortage of catchers. i Cars Drivers

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Oasting Rods ${ DOWN

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{ TT | | Softball | Results, in the Bush-Callahan League at. Muniei last night: Bethel A. C. §,| Nobls RiEhinnders 5; Mallory 7, Speedway Mord ants 3; Communal Center-vs. Kingan A. A, rained out. edule tonight: W. J. foulday vs, Link-Belt, Indiana Gear :

vs. Karpex, Fairmount Glass vs. Progress Laundry.

(First Game, 7 Innings) Results in the -. 410.020 0— 1 3? | Grove last. night: 200 1-— a Qrdnance 0; Bridgeport Brass

Em-Roe League at Beech Allison Jets 2, Naval 5, Gibson

AMERICAN Ajon Lost Pot. 0.3. (cuyk (h, Lemish (8 nd’ tegiord. va Ro oR CR Mn Wg Bunans Gly oars: $B 2% 3 commbus ... re nd amet’ 100-3 8 1MAnEeis Times ve. Ravens: 0 Eis 119 N. ILLINOIS fon pesiRE og 41 Yor Central 47a. Ve, Hash Side K- of ©. ie BE ade Toman. LEAGUE BfAnarouis "ii: if { 3 Ed 1 fh | Brookiyn, rai 100 100 03%— 5.8 : AMERICAN, LkAcUE Branca (5-2) and Campanella; Koslo, |

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Rice. Losing Pitcher — Btaley, Home Run-—Jackson.

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and Berra: Hud. Winning Pitcher—

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(Only games scheduled.) SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Nashville 3-4, Little Rock 0-1. mp his 8, Chattanooga 1 Birm ngham at New Orleans, rain. Atlanta at Mobile, rain.

TEXAS LEAGUE Beaumont 13, Houston 0. | allas 0

o 13, ‘Shrev rt 1. Oklahoma City 7,

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