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at the Longwood Cricket Club. ‘The. straight-set “win by the succumbing ' pretty, blonde Miss Connolly, the woman court star, Doris Hart, | ever to be on an Coral Gables, Fla., 6-4, 2-6, 7-5.

' youngest player In the final match of the series, club of Mrs. Hazel Wightman of Standard Machine has won one ay with bases loaded and

‘ American Wightman Cup squad, ve the U. S. its 19th win in the Misses Hart and Fry, 1951 U. 8, ts Frenth doubles

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Indianapolis Athletic Club girl swimmers pulled the biggest upset yesterday in the history of the state AAU out-

door meet when they defeated the Lafayette Swim Club at the Riviera pool. Lafayette, national outdoor and indoor team champion this year, trailed, 56 to 41, in the final point

- .standings as the IAC maintained

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National League—

Cubs Pare

- man, Lepcio, Moford, Kres Repulski AKRON, 0. Aug. 25 (UP)—- Mchister. Morgan. Evans. Two- TR Dr. Cary Middlecoff, the golf- lead. Ry VAL DICKMAN M le-Pi - C Br wn wallo ed 3 om rig net apman, a rig | vy es - The Cleveland Brown walloped (if, VASHERS Ji Vol ing dentist (rom Memphis, Tenn, Lioyd Mangrum of Chicago, this Five amateur nines are one @NHE" SCe— e y 8s 52 ert on Cparec touts. | Who finished far down the list the city

powerful land-air offensive tonight which brought the national ; champions their seond straight exhibition’ victory. Ohio's professional gridders a week ago blanked the College 33-0 at Chicago. Fullback Emerson Cole paced the Browns with two scoring runs of about 15 yards and blasted huge gaping holes in the New York line. After that, Otto Gra-

ham alternately handed the ball |11-1, in Negro American League trend, He blew to a 72 to wind!

(Diay at Victory Field last night.|;;, tied for sixth place with four P who | Chicago Giants

to Cole and threw it to Mac Speedie and Dan Lavell, scored on two passes.

U. S. Takes 15th Straight Wightman Cup

THE REST of the matches were champions, defeated the Tuckeyonly py Quertier tandem, 6-3, 6-3.

By United Press CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. 25—The United States won the celebrated Wightman Cup for the

ville 11, Joyce 3, C

Lepcio- to Richter Columbus 3. Base On Balls—off: Moford 4; 1. Struck Out—By Joyce Ferriss 1. Hits—Off Joyce 7 in Copeland 4 in 4 innings: Moford inning. -Briscese,

Ferriss

Copeland 1,

innings:

4 in 2 innings: Losing . Pitcher King and Hicks. Time—

All-Stars 428 SES ey Chicago Giants Win At Victory Field

The Chicago American Giants record with a 63 on his defeated the Philadelphia Stars, round continued on his downward home- -town course,

Canada

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AUB. 4 hti-climatic, {Jean Quertier's upset 6-3, 8-6 vic-|

15th eonsecutive time today, beat- tory over favored Shirley Fry of Hart defeated Miss Quertier, Eng-

opeland 2:

Peterson 1 Joyce,

and Shire T.

marked

ing England's best women players Akron, O.

in three out of four matches fOr a score of 6-1 in the two-day battle for the international trophy. America won

Connolly of San Diego, Cal, feated England's Kay Tuckey € 1,

6-3, in the afternoon's first match ain’s No. 1 player, put up a sur- play. She has lost only once in| before {Wightman doubles in six cup ap~sMunicipal

years of play Jor the up.

Miss Quertier's win marked the {first time England had won a

three matches Wightman Cup match since ‘1948 patricia C. Todd of La Jolla, Cal, yesterday and the clincher in the when a British doubles team beat beat England's Mrs. Joy G. Motbest four-out-of-seven feries came an American duo in the third tram and Patricia Ward. today when 16-year-old Maureen match of de- Wimbledon, Mrs. Jean Walker-Smith, Brit- singles. match in Wightman Cup. preliminary tonight.

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of opening-day finishers, dupli1, cated yesterday's fancy 65 to |elimb into fourth place with 203. Then, with 204’s, came Lawson Pebble Beach, Cal.; Bob |Coski, Northhampton, Mass. and

wound up nine strokes off the Vestal Steel, Tryon All Stars,

pace on the eve of the meet finale, Kirshbaum Center, Eagles Lodge His 207 put him in a five-way tie and the Mallory AA moved up the for eighth place with Jim Tur- tournament ladder in the first nes#, Briarcliff, N. Y.: Tommy round of the Indianapolis Ama-

By JAMES DUNNE United Press Sports Writer CLEVELAND, Aug. 25—Manager Al Lopez of the Cleveland

‘Chic Harbert, Noritivilte, Mich. Bolt, Durham, N. C.; E. J. (Dutch) teur Baseball Association's City Indians, who saw his team’s a : Td 5 Series games yesterday 2 8 i GLENN TEAL ox xville, Harrison, St. Andrews, Ill, and h y. three game lead in the Amerii Knoxville, "roll. New Hartford, N.¥. The double elimination affair can League race sliced by two

Tenn's who shatte th § red the course “Harrison, playing on his takes up again today at 2:30 p, m.

carded a 208 Here's’ the schedule: Kirghbaum to become the only amateur to| Center vs. United Auto Workers,| lace among the low 25 finishers.| Riverside No. 6; Mallory AA vs.| Touted Frank Stranahan of To-| Eagles Lodge, Riverside No. 1; lledo, O., withdrew after two sky-|/ Tryons vs. Art Sacks Used Cars, ~ high rounds. Riverside No. 3, Allison Jets vs. South Side Saints, Riverside No. 2; Wilhelm Contractors vs. E. C. Atkins, Riverside No. 4; Vestal Steel drew a bye. Cut to 3 Teams ry Allied Florists and United IN YESTERDAY'S games Ves- | Home Life will clash tonight at ta] Steel, who had in previous Beech Grove Stadium at 8930 Manufacturer's League games with the winner advancing on to ost close ones to E.C. Atkins,

straight losses to the second place New York Yankees, said today “I guess we'll have to do it the hard way.” Lopez had hoped to. have a fine game bulge over the Yanks when the three game series ended, but today’s 7-3 loss at the hands of Eddie Lopat, Gene Woodling and Mickey . Mantle made it look “like a fight to the finish.” “Everybody

first

other hopefuls in the 205 bracket. Defending Tourney Champion

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* nn IN YESTERDAY'S play,

Miss certainly not that. It will be a

long rough fight. The Yanks are

land's No. 2 player; Miss Fry the finals of the Marion County defeated the- Sawmen when it Still the team with thé most downed Mrs. Walker-Smith, and softball tournament. counted, 5 to 1. Little Eddie ¢lass.”: in a doubles match, Nancy Chaf-| The Florists eliminated R. O. grench, Vestal's star mounds- : x 8 =»

HOWEVER, Senor Lopez is not discounting the Boston Red Sox, who arrive for a two-game “gellolt”’ stand tomorrow. He's taking no chances and will start, his two ace right handers, 20game winner Bob Feller and Bob Lemon, who has a six-game winning streak. : “If we had beaten the Yanks," he said, “I might have rested Lemon more, but we can’t take ‘any chances. I have to use him.” defeated the Yanks in

| a three-hitter Thurgday after-

Barber, 9 to 0, last night at Mu- pan patfled Atkins hitters alnicipal Stadium and the unbeaten lowing them only five hits. Allison Jets handed United Home! (njy Eddie Wirtz, Atkins left-| Life a 4 to 2 loss in 13 innings. fielder, was able to solve the West Side Clowns will play At-| 4m inutive Broad Ripple star for kins Saw Post in the Beech Grove (wo hits. One of them was al

h d for the SawMeanwhile tonight's action .at poner Be eon OY ae naw will - feature an 1 ther games, the Ea les top pearances. (o'clock battle between the Wild-{fodie defeated. the ie dh 9 The matches were played for cats and Standard Machine at Saints 8 to 2. Duane Hodges, | the first time at Longwood, home the county girls’ tournament. 'Eagl leftfielder doubled in the

|fee of Ventura, Cal, and Mrs,

‘Miss Hart's win. kept alive her ‘record of never having lost a

ialder. of $2 Natal gan. iw te “two-out-of-three : Sd dunt 48 Ait SW, series, 4 | Continued on Page 12—Col. 4

shoo-in,” Lopez said, “but we're .

Woodling, Mantle Spark Yanks Over Cleveland, 7 te 3

CLEVELAND: Aug.

United Press 25—Gene Woodling and Mickey {Mantle hit ‘when the hits were needed today to give the

Yankees a 7-3 victory over the Indians and place them only one game out of first place in the American League

MICKEY MANTLE — 'Swell hitting, kid."

noon, but he said he felt “strong

and ready’ for the Red Sox.

=” a tgp LOPEZ had some good news, The ailing Luke Easter, sidelined for the Yank series with a bad knee, will be in uniform and “may” start against Boston. It will not be known ~ until game time if he can make it.

“And Lopez repeated’ a re-

~ frain he has said many times. , She Sh Tiana gk SSAAIER

v th a whopping 142 points. The i \ A ladies day’ crowd of 66,110 — ont Indianapolis YMCA was second | § saw Mantle smash a home run One out, Manager Casey Stengel, vith 55%. : e ums eq and a double and Woodling bash Still playing his® pitchers like "HE rw NL tor aiicad the SHOWS WAY—Carol Pence of the Lafayette Sirls Club splashed to victory in the 200-yard two singles to drive in three ge lifted the southpaw pg JI ie or ig ay 2 3 women's breaststroke. She made her mark in the Indiana AAU meet at Riviera yesterday. : runs. or the Hght panded Reynolds, first time in the history of the m - in There were heroes aplenty for WhO 8ot Pinch Hitter Barney Mc. won both | ) | . : es : Sosky elvile reet that one club had : bo LEAGUE STANDING the Yankees as they wound up Cosky on a third called strike team championships. It was the Tribe’ Ss Road Ni htmare Ends By United Press TERICAN ASSOCIATION. their Municipal Stadium play for and Harry Simpson on a ground first state outdoor AAU champion- g y : os AMERICAN ASSOCIATION =... : bail. ship for the IAC girls. | NEW YORK, Aug. 25—T he! Milwaukee ......... 88 82° 630 . win 30 sien this > ; : St. Paul Tus at 58 574 8'a Can Feller. win « games his | With Rizzuto, Mantle and The final point standings were: pw lead over the Giants,» Minneapolis"... 63 si 12° year? .... .story, Page 14 Woodling hitting freely, the ity ... J . ’ 2 MEN which was once 131% games, | Louisville 73 A401 41 [ees ET tre =n | Yanks got th g > 1 AG . 8 , eir ‘six runs- off Indianapolis Athletic Club 142, ed to seven tod | I8BNApoLIe "8 13 48 2112 the year and left town one game Garcia hut in the ninth added Indianapolis YMCA 55%, Wash-| ‘was par 0 seven 1oday as columbus 9 88 363 35 better than they starigd 1¥ Virtue another off Gromek os Rizzuto i th Ww bg w d the Na- AMERICAN LEAGUE of two straight over Cleveland. |; : ington, Ind. Swim Club 23, Riviera e lowly Cubg walloped the Won Lost Pit. GB i 8 Be 4 singled and took second on Man1814, Twin Cities (South Bend- ; ‘tional League leaders, 5-1, in a cleveland 45 634 There was the draft-rejected tje's infield out. Woodling was Mishawaka), 10, Donner Pool un k: = game called on account of rain New York is i ! Mantle, playing in his second purposely passed to get to Joe Club (Columbus, Ind.) 1. - in the eighth inning. Chicago 86 sas 11 [game since his recall from Kan- DiMaggio, and the center fielder N 1 tr 5 67 2 - or . a : : s Jy ) > ] WOMEN { Pinch hitter Cal Abrams, who Washing: on lls Tad 3 : yas City, poss ae inning stung by the insult, got his first : : Philadelphia ........ 30 © % 0 29 ‘homer put the Yanks ahead for pj Fiv tos tev : y i Indianapolis Athletic Club 56, had singled, was on base with one si Louis 33 83 M1 m4 it in five tries to drive in the : % ‘ , + T ‘as Woodling, who'last scor 4 rette Sw A 1, vier ; ; out in the Brooklyn half as the NATIONAL LEAGUE good. There was ' D'last score. Jafayetis Sym « ub 41, Riviera Times Special on second base In the fourth in- customers paid to watch thei. .. Won Lost Pct. GB is the Indians’ own special poison, "ony one eri was broken j i a ey a nig fof Jo sile out ang skied piichers Tus Manager Phil .Cavarretta was Now York nn 8% 7 |who drove in three runs, and Ties Up Game J : KEN hase on balls he issued cost Royce out in the ninth for the final out. 1 Ki ! e Boston “88 30 300 17 a ras Li i1 RB y ow ’ yesterday. Bill Kerr, Shortridge Lint and the Indianapolis Indians oh The 108 Jropred the Reqeiing] mainly responsible for the victory Philadelphia "...\.... 89 £2 403 13 Shere ie) Lite PI! Hieunls Wu The resurgent: Yankees got six : y : Se ASS c § 8 iiiasnens NY 3 § 1 sc D S| rir a: ve ita . <, High School senior, smashed his 3 1 to 0 defeat here tonight as ONLY other Redskin to get as ixth tact = tea) S80! on 5 that broke the six-game losing in aaa Er SE AT guia : Your ne bg 8 ing pon Bnd ye hls Sif Shela second meet record when he ‘was they finished one of their worst far as second after the first in- n a Oa aE ons Vv ol oe ‘streak of his Cubs. The veteran/Shicago ............ 3% 81 Gy 27° 3 Jase four out of xve times. efore the beefy fast ball pitcher clocked at 5:13.8 in the 400-meter road trips in Redskin history. ning was Teddy Beard, who Oe as 16 op 5 Rr Faaang tirst sacker drove in -four runs eo Absorbs Loss > as Hite for a pinch hitter. in freestyle. He was four seconds! mhe loss was the Tribe's 18th Walked in the sixth inning and 2 00SI€TS with his fourth homer and a GAMES TODAY : a e fifth. In three previous ape S8 was ibe s a now are only two and one-half! _; “i : : And of course there was Starter pearances against New York faster than the 1938 mark set soainst seven victories on this Stole second base. It was his 12th . : single as he led Chicago's eight- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Aes " ph S against Ne ork, in g Vv n | games in front of seventh-place!,. wi 3 2 Eddie Lopat, who became the which he won -onlv or Garciez by Gerald Rudig of the Hunting- road trip and gave the Mud Hens Stolen base this season. Toledo hit attack with three safeties. Toledo i a Th Yankees’ leading pitcher with a allowed the Yanke ie, Garcia . > : . = olu f a ; e ankees only fiv ton YMCA. Kerr set a new 880- the series three games to one. | lint used only 12 pitches to INDIANAPOLIS The homer by Cavarretta, Milwaukee at Kansas, Cy (2. 17-7 mark. and Allie Reynolds runs. ® y tiye meter freestyle record Friday. | Both clubs left immediately retire the first six Mud Hens and rac et i ga E which followed a single by Eddie NATIONAL LEAGUE who came off the ailing list in Tali : 2 8 =» after the game for Indianapolis didn’t give up a hit until the yiiG, “5, 1 3 4 o/Miksis in the third, and a previ-| St. &ouis at Boston (2). the eighth to snuff out an In- aking up where he left off INDIVIDUAL honors, however, where they will open a three- fourth inning when Rookie Stevens 1b 1 ® 3 Dious round tripper by Ransome EI dians rally and liold them $core- ast night, hen his: home run went to Indiana University’s/game series with a doubleheader Johnny Phillips singled to left Rowell if 6 2 0 0 Jackson, his 15th, were both at, Crocinnal a Pi ue & less. ; Peat De Indians, Woodling drove ‘Larry Meyer, who was swimming tomorrow afternoon in Victory field. Eernances 1 9 1 Sithe expense of Carl Erskine who! New York at Chicago (3). Lopat beat the Indians the first $ game's first run in the unattached. Meyer totaled 21 Field. Harry Fisher pinch-hit for Lint Turner. 0 4 0 0suffered his ninth defeat against Yashangcon at Bt ole tourth time this vear and Is’ NOWisec Sane with a single that points with firsts in the 100-meter| : a in the eighth and grounded out. Lint, » 2 oo o0!'14 WwiNs. Boston a. Cleveland. 37% over twam in his lifetime Soore EE who had walked freestyle, 300-meter individual TINT: 0 as jisien for a Beard singled sharply to right iiteninas, b 0 ©& Erskine, who had won seven RESULTS YESTERDAY sume and. sdignced on Mantle's. ine medley and 200-meter backstroke. | et a gle Sighin mine field, but was forced at second . 3 5 3, T3|Straight, was also the victim of AMERICAN ASSOCIATION loss, “his ménth against 17 wins, oy \ y HOH : * . ra - - A Bo = Mpa of the Lafayette! vel inning OTE ait Opt ge for third out. | *° i Tigre ail Shee Sa Peo. githey, Todd AEE Sd —— ATTHGIEE (Rec Tndians TAlSG em. — CA 2 jt he ch 3 ei 4 v " pia% di way Xo a ¥ a 5 Tr ® Be vn [7 > Fonatash 5-4 FY ? a t E ln € ‘B S “PER > SRP LA ee bdsm] PRS hs y SREY [Se 0 - Pau Dos pon sou Brisste and Steve Gromek FRE PIG TEE - 3 ho of doutvet in tires FRY By id 2 Fores. Epa pe = ge "a i 15 lem .Labine allowed one Kansas City at Minneapolis. postponed. against the suddenly powetfal fumble -of Larry Doby's easy Kerr also anchored both of PY To edo Shortstop Al Dela third inning pn Tribe Short-|pniips, cf .: vd S00 Si hit in the next three innings un- ‘2% ge B18 =f » grounder and scored on Al Garza after Catcher Ed Mordar- stop Monty Basgall was charged Lund If. .. ng 00 Tal 0 Oh py NATIONAL LEAGUE, . Yanks. {Rosen's bingle. . IAC’S winning relay teams. | | Barnacle, 3b "e011 © e rains came. “Louis at New York, postponed. rain} In the-eilghth. after Lopat had! 8 The state AAU tiny-tot swim- ski. had walked. Mordarkski with two errors on wild throws! McQuillen, If 3 0 l + 60 Rookie Bob Kelly, registering Woy wet grounds ed: gitar 4 e on pe th New York went ahead in the ~ , y ordarski.c v3 ) ) XY ¢ ed after ive as e an w ming championships will be de-{S¢0Ted she ar: MeLolang that sailed over Stevens’ head at DeLaGazzia, s3 1 0 2 0 6 ohis fifth win against one loss, Brg TS Brookivn 1 tealled given up a sing ouhle With third. Rizzuto got his first hit and i McLe 2 0 ) 0 ( on y cided today with contestants, 14 a 2 andor ene pe Le and {first base. : yl cLeland.p eo 05 0 kept six Dodger hits well scat-| Boston 6, Cinginnaii 5. 2 112 ingings) Arrerican Ledaue scared on Mantle’s eighth homer and under, in competition. begin- 8% e open-| In the ' ninth- injing, with) Totals 27 1 4 27 11 0 tered. A double by Gil Hodges! - AMERICAN LEAGUE g over the left center fence, hit into ning at 2 p. m. ing inning, but after that he was Johnny Hutchings on The Tribe Fisher grounded out for Lint in eighth. {following a walk to Jackie Robin. New York 7. Cleveland 3. : ° a brisk breeze. New York added a | INDIANAPOLIS 000 000 000— 0 , C T «3 : : : : MEN'S EVENTS Rats. the: invincible’ as he chalked up his mound, DeLaGarza opened the! ido 0 000 010 00x— 1 SON with two out in the fourth ac- Bao nnia a: St J 1 hisox ake single run in the fourth on Johnny oA et baush, Twin Cities: 3. Frank sey against 14 Qtoas frame with a single and was! Runs batted in-—DeLaGarzia, Two-base counted for the lone, Brooklyn| Washington 11, Detroit 5 Mize’s Joule an infieid out and a Parrish, IAC; 4, Jim Cabel, Washington] ohnny Merson and rank sacrificed to second by McLeland. hit—LeLaGarza. Stolen base—Bearg. Sac- tally. _— ® * ong fly. y : 8 J « - n ifice—McLeland. Double plays-—DeLa- x x Yvan sid ‘ ya . 8 Cig Dick Waris, Riviera: 8: Joe Dus= Kalin were on .the bases afteriputchings ' choked the threat. Garza ie [Federaff tq Campach, Stevens Chicaso Brookisn Probable Pitchers eries E Ip hr the fifth, Weodlmgadroye in a - 7 ICT t ehs e on b / Jay, 5 h : Fas Record, re rea Sait Gerald each had hit singles in the first however, forcing’ Al'Federoff and 41 kin 2 Toledo a Had Sor Gens ott Miksis, of AHO A Partie or RHO A By United Press § two more runs after; Rizzuto'again 200 Meter Backsuoke—L, Dave Gunyan..inuing. They wereffleft sfranded pay] Campbell to fly out. L ha iE Cott int dg [9 3 won-and Lott Beearde dl Easements) was safe on-4- single and Mdatle ‘ ran, 3 3 ox 3 . int 3, C “5, tss 0 J Snider.cf 2 . ¢ J 2 8 1+ Innis: Moa: 12 : Oran Patterson when Right Fielder Joe Rowell The game was played in one in 7 innings Hutchings 1 in 351 3-0. Rohn ab: 3 0. 3 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE 2 os on oO doubled to the fefrce in left center, {ndpls. YMCA: 5. Ronald Salsbury. Indpls. flied out. | Winning pitcher«—McLeland: 16-14 . 310 ‘2-Hodges;1b 3 113. 0, Chicago (Klippstéin. 5-4. and McLish, I Dale Mitchell had his glove on YMCA: 6 Ed Hilger, IAC. Time, 2:47.2 hour "and 26 minutes,;r an , un-|ing pitcher (LiAf {10-101 Umpire w- 1 Hrmnskirf 2.0 2 0 Cmpnella,c: 3 1 4 0/3-8) at _New York (Hearn. 11-7, and Maglie. "ry pied Pross J ; $ Ic ¥00-Meter Breaststroke -1. Tom Ford. Rowell fanned with Ed. Stevens usually” fast time, but only 829!%" Mullen. * Time: 35, Adéndance— SOWTALC "3 0 2 QFRafkaldf 11 0 0170) 58 KATE Roleky, 4-10 ‘and Chambers. ~ CHICAGO The White. Sosl ontie's drive bit couldn’ holy E: : ( 1 Ss le ox st’ ® | s » — Sox. ; i . IAC: i 4) Be YMCA: orem ee entinams I Md) a — Kelly.p 2081 Erekini 100 0810) I iy (urkont, 9-10 and Wilsom:| =.= ne hit ne. os Box it, and Rizzuto stopped at third, ? Thompson 1 0 0 0 3-4)1—2 ) Ss y J & Ss roodli a Kine Avo S80 Meter. Individual Medlev—_1, Larry Colonels Wallop Labinep 000 0 oe 1. and Ram. and two Boston errors today to a OTMCE Dauncen A single a M Ty, . JAC; 3! — — i del 2) a adelphia (Rober -10, 5 . v y 8 é > clear the BiiNorar TAC 3 Bave Guinan. Tdi 1 Ferrier Fires hé Ag cin a TH Sits of] and Jordan, 0-0)--2 games 0. and Friend, defeat the Red Sox, 6 to 2, and pases.’ : : : oe uggan ndpls YMC / R d Bi d 6 5 he TR } 8 . ’ . ges. ; . : Tine S35. Diving-.1. Jamies Ros Riv- | e ir S, - Ep y ; RE. Ro double play for 8-3) Sy iookiee hoe. 18:3. "ani New-/SWeeD ilie two-game series, : Clevaiana ada 4 pair of runs 1 248.9: 2 Rei Indpls. YMCA.!| ‘COLUMBUS, 0. Aug. 25 (UP) =TSiine mM h SU It was the seventh White Sox in the fifth also. Mitchell was safe Lag ean —The Leuisville Flin wal- Oo ace jayne pen Brooxien 000 100 01 EI er a at Detroit! victory over Boston in eleven aS his single’ bounced off Mize's Millikan, Indpls. 222.2; 6, Stew 3 irds 16- Runs batted in—Jackson. Cavarret (Hutchinson, 8-7), a oC loames at Comiskey Park < glove and he scored on Avila's Simpson, Washington, Sor {loped the Columbus Red Birds 16 By. United Press Hodges, atied In—Jaouson, Sava Tests 4 . New, York a Shajlosk, 2.1. pod Morgan. E Soh k ; b rk thi Lil homer of the oe 400-Meter Freestyle Relay—1. Indpls. A.[t0-5 tonight at the Red Birds’ T. WAYNE, A 25 Con i 3 holtz, Snider. Home runs—Jackson Cavar- vin. 8-7)—2 games season and was chetred by a : € year, C (Frank Parrish, Bill Moran, Jim| 'Stadium largely upon the efforts F £ ., AUG. -— Lon. ad J retta. Stolen bases—Mi sts. Sacrifice hit— Boston (Wight, 5-5, and Kiely. 4-20 aticrowd of 21,009 New York Cleveland iforan, Bill Kerr); 2. Washington 8. C.. Stadium large P sistent Jim Ferrier of Australia Felly. Double plays—Furillo to Hodges, Cleveland (Feller, 20-5, and Lemon, 15-9) — Sl Ai sR 04 ye ABH OA iJoe McKinney. Joe Lord. Stew Simpson. of [eft Fielder Taft Wright. Cox to Robinson to Hodges; Smalley 10/2 games Ken Holcombe, 33:year-oldiRizzutoss 1 3 3 Ji} ILI } 0 _Nick Hayes): 3. Indpls YMCA. (Dave slammed his third straight six- Miksis to Caverretta, Miksis to Cavaretta: Washington (Johnson. 6-8, and Hudson.) .: : : Mantlerf 5 2 1 1 4 03 (rungan. Jo Russan Ags, Salishury, The veteran outfielder slammed tp ee stroke leead at the 54-hole Reese ov ees, Left on base-Chieaso!s.8) at ft Fouts (McDonald. 2-4. and Ma-|Tight hander, was troubled by Woodlinglt 3 2 170 Doby,ct 10.1% im Barr); 4. pls C , (Fran , yn 5. Bas 1s off — y-2, . 4 - a ; . DiMagio, 413 Boone, ss 1 2 McKinney," Bill Shumaker, Fred Oliver, out a homer, three doubles and 8 mark of the second annual $15 = Hrskine 3 Struck ut my “Kealy 1. Ersfine honey, 1-212 games. wildness but went the route for Berra Se Ai Bones 1413 om Lor 5, Indpls. A. >, (Kenny | of iv i $ , abine 2. its and runs off—Erskine “hic \ i i ie ize,1b 11990 2 |single in six times at bat and goo Ft. W 0 If t - 7 r Chicago to record his ninth vic- ; 3024 Carr. Carter Blakeman, Tein Moran, . ayne Open gO ourna 7 and 5 in 5 inings. Labine 1 and 0 in 3 | Collins,1b 0 0 2 0.) Ronnie Wolfe): 6. Indianapolis A. C. “D”, drove in nine runs. That came ment Winning _ pitcher — Kelly (5-1), Losing {tory of the year and third over Brown,db 4 1 0 2 Simpson.lb ] FH a EO ip ae Bier. within two runs of the all-time Ferrier, now of San Franci ee Wo Lr ed e inna f— the Red Sox. He walked seven Soisean 5 § 3 Hesanc 14359 om e me 4: ler, " 18CO, / C ascoli. ime—1:! At- LOLA. ’ - . M'Did,2b,3b 4 1 1 5 Garcia,p 100 WOMEN'S EVENTS i £ the tendance—11.031 y iets kb allow lv s Lopat,p 3 0 1 2 Maddern ) 0 100-Meter Freestyle—1. Sue Storer. IAC: Uns batted in record for sports a three-day total of 198° COLUMBUS, O.— Visti- {but allowed only six hits, two Lopsh 5 3 3 1 SiMadgern 1000 2. Judy Roberts. IAC: 3. Anna Haves |league set by Mike Natisin of Co-|strokes, 18 under par. In today’s Pi lof them in the ninth innin Ties i I 2 Lafavette; 4, Ann Moss, Lafayette. Time. irates Wa tors attending the Ohio ] g. § 1000 1:11:3 lumbus in 1948 when he drove in firing, he breezed over the hilly ; a Until the ninth the only Boston 2001 200-Meter Breastroke——1, Carol Pence : 3 State Fair here figure the . 1000 Lafayette a, Ann Morrison, IAC: 3. Ann 11 runs against Toledo. Elks Country Club course with T 3 9 Vi {run was a homer by Aaron i ! il : fa ] 3 alr Td —- 3 i : Totals 37112714 5 92 eT Te. Jy ame: Meo Un Louisville o al Columbus five birdies, 11 pars and one o ictory Cleveland Indians are a Robinson, who made three of the Maddern grounded ona nn 100-Meter Backstroke — 1. Mary Rehtrss 5 2 2 210Cregr2b 4 0 1 0 2 eagle to increase his lead in the PHILADELPHIA Jim Kc shoo-in to win the Ameri- Red ‘Sox hits Stirnwelss flied out for Br in 7tl Marchino, Unattached: 2. Betsy Turner. Ipcio,2b 6 2 2 5 SlLewiscf 3 1 1 1 0.ga1q of gO rivi hot Kk . hs fi we WIN on- : Lehner grounded out for 1, 1 Ci 3. lice Conway. pobatiached: 4. Brmerf 4 4 21 0 Wiker.cf 1 0 1 ‘ ° he surviving shotmakers. stanty walked Gus Bell with the can League pennant. Near Fight Sew OK 2o 7 iinger rig ime 22 wrt,lf 6 3 5 2 0/Mzzall, 3 1 . > 2 - asp . . . : . 3 neg levelanc 20 000 3 y.Ihree Meter Diving—1. Mary Mek hoed Behan in 6 1 013 0 Brson.ib 2 0 0 0 2 row 8 78 Dole Heel Sad% tonion bases loaded and two out to give They noted their choices I Errors Woo diin ns us nattache 0 erre aute § “iT Wrt. 22 0 Pp < . * ditt a ing a a0 lA a The game was enliv i in oodling 3, R Toigy FoR: Unahiachey oF Siti ode 0H Chpn. ib. $ 1 i 1 g Kress. i i 30 1 x 50% the Piusurgh Pirates a 32 vie. on some new voting ma- fourth BN Srivened Se ald. Au 2 le, 47.2; 3. Yvonne arr. win Cities A Evns 5 1 0! Roplski.l 4 5 0 ‘ y y i t : > P 1 BE Dy § ar-11s8 1 Mize, Mantle, 4. Barbara ‘Lehman. Unattached of F! Perrisep 3 11 0 BMistrss 4 0 0 4 4 CLAYTON Heafner, Charlotte, iy Continued on Page 13 —Col. 7 chines displayed by Ohio when walt Dropo picked " a Mantle. "A ayne Morgan,c 4 3 J ' 25 3 . . : : ) Doubl _ 300-Meter Medley Relay—1, Indpls. A C.| joycep 0 0 0 0 uN C., who tied with two other Secretary of State Ted W. grounder by Orestes Minoso down Left on’ bas A". (Betsy Turner, Ann Morrison, Sue Cpeindp 1 0 0 0 1lentries for third place at the Base on Storer); 2. Lafavette S. C. (Ann Moss « Alprto,3b 2 0 0 1 0 . : - Brown, the first base line and tagged the Hits—oft Carol Pence. Anna Haves): ‘3. Indpls Pirson.p 0 0 0 o 1 halfway mark, fired a 67 today 5 Am f T : 3 e nolds 0 x c "B". [Ginger Albright, Adrian ne Marshall 1 0 0 0 0 to advance to the runner-up slot areur eams Fifty voters cast ballots Sox inficlder on.the ear, knock-|{R0lds 0 In 13: Garcia 7 1 5. Bristle HE si: iviera 1b to : o hig oz odd bid BEIM IAI eel BL SL a Nal Judy Re eh Pleaky Pat Moll) Totals 44 16162718! Totals 34 5 82711| with a three- -day total of 201. N Cit for the Indians while only ing his cap off. : nolds 1 Garcia 2 Brissie 1, Gromek n Time. 4:074. aay Marshall struck out for Moford in 8th, Hot on Heafner's heels with 202 earer I y 17 thought the New York Minoso scrambled to his feet Lopat 17-1) ) pitcher—aGarcia (17= “olul S$ : 0 ee 3 le * 9 Tmpires— Mc v. Honochick, Hube RB B Y irks 59. 0 Columbus = @ ier AlipepaT 0 QB fea was a swinger from his home JIM FERRIER—Three straight B b Il Ti Yankees would win. Continued on Page 13—Col. § bard and Soar 2:33. Attendance— rowns bop Ta ’ In—Taft Wright 9, Tom Wright 3, Chap- state, John Palmer of Badin. bb's give him Ft. Wayne Open aseoba itle : es

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"” ” n YANKEE Manager Casey Stengel threw his arms around Mantle, the sensational rookie just back from “seasoning” in Kansas City and his fourth Army rejection because of a leg bone infection. Mantle's homer was the big blow that gave the Yanks the rubber match, and Stengel chortled ‘‘swell hitting, kid’ Stengel refused to adrhit the Yanks were “over the hump” in their recent string of bad luck. “The Indians still are the team to beat,” he said. o a EJ STENGEL said he had sent pitchers Tom Morgan and Art Shallock on ahead to Chicago, where New York plays a oubleheader tomorrow. “They should be rested!” he said, “and winning two over Cleveland could be the spark the rest of us needed.” . _The Yanks were gleeful in their dressing room after winning what may have been their most important game in months, “Big Bear Garcia,” they snorted. ‘He looked more like a cub.” They had just pounded him for six runs on seven hits