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American League—

Wertz Two Homers Crush

Yanks, 7-4

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ning when he blasted his

National: League—

Bucs Keep Hex on Brooks, 11-4

Queen. 6 in 6; Wilks 3 in 3 Winning for the St. Louis Cardinals today Pricher—Queen (6-9 Losing Pitcher g : y { Pinelli, as “he limited the Boston Braves 37 At

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rung in .the seventh and four, including Rookie Frank Thomas’ ‘home run, more in the eighth. Merson batted in six runs. Ralph Branca. seeking his 14th victory; Bud Podbeilan, Clyde King and Johnny Schmitz swere the victims of the Pirates bats while Mel Queen, with relief help

24th from Ted Wilks in the Sepensh, homer of the season into the Was the winner, “It was Brancs lower right field stands following ¢!8Nth defeat against 13 vic tories

and Queen's sixth triumph against

singles by Johnny Li Kell : pon and pine defeats. Duke Snider hit his 29th home Detroit New York . he : - ABTA OF ro alnun in the first inning to start Linon ss- 5 2 2 4 Rizzuto ss 4 0 2 5 the Dodgers out in front, but the e 5 2 < Mantle rf - i Kryhskilb 4 1 7 2/Woodlinelr 3 1 3 g Pirates went ahead in the second Wertzrf 4 3 2 0[DiMaggioef'3 1 1 0 to stay.. Mullin, it 4 0 1 OBerra,c 4 017 of Brooklyn Pittsburgh ®vers,ct 4 03 OlBrown3b 4 2 3 1 ABH OA a “ABH OA dnsbergc 2 0 3 0/M'Dougd 2b 4 1 3 1iPurillorf 4 1 2 0/Smith3b. 4 2 0 1 Swift.c 0 0 3 0/Collins.1b 3 0 8 0 Reese,ss 5 0 2 2/Mtkvich,1b 5 0 8 0 Priddy. 2b 2 1 1 18ain, p 210 1Snidercf 5 1 3 0/Thomasicf 5 3 2 0 Rerry.2b 2 1 2 2Hogue,p 0 0.0 1 Rbinson,2b 2 1 3 2/Kiner.If 31 20 Stuart.p 2 1 0 0 Coleman 1 00 0 Cmpnellaec 3 2 4 4 Bell rf 3200 Trout, p 1 1 2 1Schallock,p 0 0°0 1 Pafko,If 4 I' 1 0/McCllugh,c 050 {Mize 10 0 0 Hodges.1b 3 1 8 0 Gargiola,c ) 1: 3-0 a | wm we | COX, 3D 4 10 5Merson,2b 5 4 2 3 Totals 35122712! Totals 32 72710 Branca.p 1 0 0 OiStrckindss 3 2 5 6 Coleman grounded out for Hogue in 7th. | Russell 1 0 0 0{Queen,p 2000 Mize struck out for Schallock in 9th. | Eadbielan.p 1 3 3 3 Sattell 2 3 30 Detroft . 301 011 010— 7 i 5p New York 001 110 010— 4 |Echmite.p $e01 Errors—None. Runs batted in—Wertz 4, Terwilliger 0 6 0-0 Kryvhoski, McDouggld. Stuart, DiMaggio. oh. Com —

Berry, Brown. 2. Home runs—Wertz

Tryhoski, Kryhoski,

Lipéh to Kryhoski: Kees to Kryhoski

McDougald. , Stuart

5. Schallock 3. Struck out by—S8ain Trout 2. Hits and. runs Stuart 5 and 3 in 423 innings: and 1 in 4!5: Sain 8 and 6 In

Stuart 3.

2 and 0 |

3 | Totals 34 92414] Totals 35152710 Sacrifices— Russel] hit into double play for Branca Mullin, Double plays—Priddy to|!D Rizzuto to Collins 3 | Left on bases— Detroit 7, New York 6. Base on balls—Off Stuart.

Walker singled for ‘Schmitz in ninth Terwilliger ran for Walker in ninth Saffell walked for Queen in sixth

4, | Brooklyn . 100 020'001— 4 off — | Pittsburgh 022 001 24x—11

Trout 2! Errors—Kiner, Strickland. Runs Batted

Hogue | In—Snider. Merson 6, Smith. Strickland,

n 1: Schallock 2 and 1 wild pitch—Stuart Passed bal—Swift | Two-Base Hits—MersoR. Thomas Kiner Losing | Three-Base Hits—Merson Furillo Home

Winning pitcher—Trout 9-13)

2. Robinson, Metkovich, homas. Garagiola

pitcher—8ain (2-1). Umpires—McGowan. | Runs—Snider, Robinson. Thomas SacriAttend- ceGaragiola Double Plays—Merson to

>aparella,

ance-—18,643

Boso

McKinley and Fuffy.

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Loses.to Browns.

“BOSTON —The St.

Browns

the Boston Red Sox, 3-2, today]

broke loose fo

when Chuck Stobbs’

mastery

pitching | suddenly disintegrated | and his reliefer’'s first pitch was

Strickland to Metkovich: Campanella to Reese; Merson to Metkovich. Left on Base ~Brooklyn 8; Pittsburgh 10. Base on Balls Off Queen 4, Branca 3. Podbielan 3 Kins 3 Schmitz 1. Wilks 1 Struck Oue By: Queen $ Branca 3. Wilks 1. Hits— sacle 7-4n 3 innings; Podbieclan In

Branca (13-8 ( ire Robb Donatelli and Boggess. , Time tendance;-11,098

Phils Bop ‘Cincy For 5-2 Triumph

CINCINNATI The Phils to 9 edge in the season’s play. The sloppy victory enabled the Cardinals #0

hopped on Cincinnati's

ninth inning play for .hree . ! / before ing in the National League to two

and a 5-2 victery today 1795 fans. The Phils had a 2-1 lead

TR v

Louis = three| & 8 runs in the eighth inning to beat |

socked for.the winning run.

Ray Scarborough replaced him, but Rookie Bob Nieman, who hit! two successive home runs in his| first major league at bats yes- | terday, singled off the first pitch | to score Lollar with the winning

run. St. Louis Boston AB HOA AB Young.2b 4 0 2 2 DiMag'o.ct 3 Rapp.rf 4 2 2 0 Pesk.ss 4 llar.c 4 0 5 liLilljamsif 2 Wood cf 4 1 0 0 Vollmer,rf 4 Delsing.cf 0 0 0 0 Spodm b 3b 4 Nieman.lf 3 1 5 0i Dropo 3 Mapes,1f 0 0:0: Bachoid, 3b 4 Marsh,3b “3 0 1'1 Robinsoh.c 4 Taylor.lb 4 110 1! Stopps.p 3 J'nnings.ss 3 0 1 3! Sc'rbr’gh.p 0 Pilletten 2 1 1 2! Parnellp 0 Goliat 1..0 0 0! Stephens 1 Paige.p 1 40 Totals 33 62710! Totals

Stephens flied out for Parnell in ninth |

000 000 030—3 | 002 000 000—2 |

St Louis Boston

Nieman 1,

Stolen Bases—Tavlor

8 bs liette

Off Pillette 6 in 7 innings. Stobbs 4 in T7253,

nell 0 and lette (6-14)

Time—~2:17

Piliette, Stob

In—Goodman 2, Rapp 1,

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32 121 Goliat flied out for Pillette in eighth

Olloar Two-Base Hits—Goodman

3. Paige 2. Scarborough 1

Attendance—14.872.

A’s Beat Chisox In 12th, 5 to 4

PHILADELPHIA —

Eddie Joost lined a single over; third base to drive in Bobby | Shantz from second base in the 12th inning today as the Athletics

comme Yoswed>

they ran it to 5-2 in the ninth on walks during the game, equalling into divisions, based on. the. en- ged (2 p.m» two singles, three walks and. an the National League record held rollment of the boys in the St. Ann—Bye La error. by many players but one short of sixth, seventh eighth Ri h P - S t Philadelphia Cincinnati the major league mark by Jimmy grades. IC urse oe vourezo 22 1 9 Madams.3s A7 H 9 4A Foxx in 1938, IHSAA rules will govern the : DELAWARE, O., Sept. 15 (UP) Ashburiict 5 2 2 0 Ryan.2h 4143 Boston © St. Louis boys play with weight and age =The richest pacing race of all .Jones,3b 4 2 0 4Yyrostek, yf 3.1 2 0 AB HO A AB HO A| imi i 3 v 5 § y Ennisf 4 2 3 0/Kluszeki,lb & 1 4 0 Sistiss 40 3 0 Hemusss [00 0 2 limitations set to protect the time, the 1851 Little Brown Jug Mavo.If 0 0 0 OlAdcock, If 3 0 5 0 Jethroecf 4 1 3 0 Sch'nd'st.2b 4 12 3 snraller boys and to provide | for three-year-olds, will be run Clark.rf 5.0 2 O(Merriman 1 0 0 0 Torge'n,b 4 0 7 0 Musial, lb 3.8 1:0 : : . 0 3 a , Hamner.ss 4 Id 3 Usher.cf 4 l 10 Ellioti.3b 310 2 8Sl'ghter,rf 2 0 5 9 more evenly matched squads. Sept. 20 with the purse expected aitkus, 3 3 Stallcup.ss 3 3 err 0 00 0 HRicelf 31 1 M . i Coe S00 Seminick.c 2 1 6 0 Howell 3 0.5 3 Gordon.lf ~4.1 0 0 Bengon,3b «5 1 0 2 Three league games will be to exceed $65,000. Jordan.p 4 0 0 0Wehmeier,p 2 0 1 0 Cooper, 3 2 5 2 Walker,ct 3140 cis Roberts,p 0 0 0 0! Litwhiles 1 1 0 0 St.Claire.c '1 0 0 1! D.Rice,c 4 270 Byerly, Pp 0 00) M rsh lf 3 0 1 9! Champ rsp 2.0.1.2 - - tsf’ld,3b 3 2 : Totals 35112711 Totals © 32 527 8 Cole,p 0000 Merriman fanned for Adcoék in ninth Cnipm'n,p 1 0°'1 1 4 A IN THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES ‘Litwhiler homered for Vehmeier in Marquez 1 000 0 i eighth Burd'tte.p 0 0 0 1} Philadelphia 010 100 003—5 Logan 1000 ! Cincinnati 000 000 011—2 Estock.p 0000 $C Errors -—— Young Stallcup Wehmeier stals 32 7241 n 1 "3 Runs Batted In—Ennis 2, Hamner, Klus- Total 32 124 10 Totals 30 10 27 8 \¥) zewski, Litwhiler iSeminick and Jordan ., Marauez called out on strikes for grored on lmbie by Stalleup in ninth, Ciibmian nh fifth ioubls vy 16r Bur wo-Base {ts——Jones, Ennis, R H ,ogan hi into doubl pla) r . 1 GYo-Base H iones. ants, Ryan, Home dette in seventh Q Architects % Builders Guaranty Philadelphia 9. Cincinnati 4. Bases On Kerr ran for Elliott in ninth Baldwin Block Insurance ! : ! alawi Balls —Jordan 1, -Wehmeler 3, Erautt 2, Bostcn 010 000 000 --1 : : Byerly 1 Struck Out By—Jordan 3 St. Louis 132 020 02x—10 #8 Big Four : Kahn Roberts 1. Wehmeier 4. Double Plays-— Error--Cooper Runs Batted In—Slaugh- § x 3 Hamner to Young to, Waitkus: Ryan totter & Mucor sb Ric ach nua) : ; Circle Tower > Roosevelt alleup to uszewski: Stallcup to Ryan hE ee eet a rt Rue) re . . to Kluszewski Hits Of Jordan 5 in 8 nc. Goede. Two-Tase Hite H. : S Consolidated Stewart Block nnings none L nN nth Roberts ot An ire veh Tr d > * » nee Rone oul Jn Riot; Rooirte, Bin Hits—Chambers, D. Rice Double GRADE A FOOTBALL—Co-captains “Tony Fry (left) and Doctors Terminal Byerly 0 in 25 Winning »itehers-Jordan | biey hipman to Jooper to ,Torgeson S N | f 0 L d f L d d L | : 2-3). Losing Pitcher Wehmeter (5-101 | 5, Lo Bchoendienst to Musial: Schoen-| Spencer, Nunley (center) o ur Lady ot Lourdes grade scroo Farm Bureau Insurance Underwriters u ires—Warneke. C3 Joi Time L sia on Bases —§ Oui : . . . . . re Warneke, aetz, Jorda on 5. Bases on Balls Of Cole 3. football team receive last minute instructions from their coach, 2 1 jurdette 3 Chambers . ' Chipman 1. Chambers 7.. Jim O'Neal. The Lady of Lourdes eleven meets Sacred Heart at : Hemus Equals Walk 1 0°in 0 innings (pitched to . y ' . . . . { batiers,..Chipman § in’ 4. Burdette 2 in the CYO Stadium today at 2:30 p. m. O'Neal is an Indianapolis LE i & §] 4 Ts : 2 ist 3 2 { itel Hpmar . : . . ' Mark as Cards Win Fit by Pitched Ball -By Cole (Slauenter). business man, a former Cathedral High School gridder and the ‘ dito her *‘h 5 (13-114 - * $ ' . 1 : ST. LOUIS Cliff Chambers june Piicher Chipman re ompiree.. son of Chief of Police Jack O'Neal. Jim's brother, Robert, is the GUARANTY BUILDING - LINCOLN 3543 3; King § in 2%: Schmite 1 in 13 turned in his sixth straight victory Dastoll. JSrewart, Conlan, Time-2:17. Al-' gate chishof police. 2 oe . ay ‘ < : s tn ————————— pit - ap 25 Sin — EDN. i a er aa © eg x! ty » : .

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Veteran

downed the White Sox, 5-4.

Shantz was a pinch runner for Catcher Joe Tipton, who doubled

to left with one out.

A three-run homer, No. the sixth brought Gus Zernial's the

31,

runs batted in total to 121,

highest by a Mack batsman since Bob Johnson drove in a like num-

ber in 1936.

Dave smacked

Philley, in the

the game into overtime.

ninth,

a 2-2 pitch,- booming his sixth homer onto the roof to send

, * Chicago : Philadelphia, .AB HOA AB HO A “doxaw § 1 2 2 Joost ss 5130 Zarilla.rt 4 1 2 0Fain.lb 5 410 3} Stewart,rf 0 0 0 0 Zrnllf 5150 Mnso3b- -~3 1 0 5 Htfchck.3b $1.1 9 Rbnsn,1b 6 010 0 Phiy,cf 513 R-€Cimnief 1 -1-%-0 Suder:2b 5-18-81 -Busby.cf 3 0 3 O Tipton.c 5 353% Inhrdtlf 5 2 4 OShantz 5 0 0 0 0 Sheely.c 4 3 3 3, Fomleryp ] S i 3 Boxd 1 Limmer Niari€c 0 0 1 0 Valo.rf STD Dmstriss 5 3 5 3 Kucab.p 1200 }; Gmprt.p 2 0 0 0 Moses 0-00 0 Grmsly,p 1 0 0 0 . Nelson 100640 Dorish.p 0000 Totals ~41 9x34 12 Totals’ 44123613] Boyd flied out for Sheeley in eleventh. | “ Nelson “flied -out for Grimsley in| eleventh (x)—One out en winning run scored. | Limmer popped up for Fowler in fifth.

Moses walked for Kucab in twelfth Shantz ran for Tipton in twelfth

.Chicago Philadelph

Errors—Minoso, DeMaestri

. 000 220 000 000-— 4 000 003 001 001— : y Runs batted Zer-

in—Lenhardt 2, Minoso, Robinson,

nial 3. Philley, Joost. Two base hits— Minosto, Valo. Zarilla, Tipton, Three base hits—DeMaestri. Home runs—Lenhardt,| Stolen base-—Joost, mpert, Stewart. Double plays— Tipton

Zernial, Philley

riffces—Gu

Sheely to DeMaestri to Robinson:

to SBuder, Demaestr! Chicago 1

balls—off Fowler 6. Kucab 1

Dorish 1, Dorish 1,

DeMaestri to Robinso

n.,

to Robinson. Left on

0: Philadelphia 7

Fox to base

Sac-

Bases

Strike out by-—Gumopert

Fowler "I. Kucab 3

Gumpert 7, 625 Innings, Grimsley

‘3%, Doris Kucab 4 4-3, Losi

h 3 in 1'3, PFowler in 7. Winning pitch

5 er

”

ng pitcher-—Dorish (5-6) pires-- Rommel. Berry and Soar 2:47 Attendance. -1921

Saints Beat Colonels, Take Playoff Lead

ST. PAUL. Sept. 15 (UP) — 8t. Paul took a 2 to 1 lead over Louisville tonight in its American | Association playoff series with! Louisville, 6 to 2, behind Pat Mc-

Glothin's seven-hitter,

The Saints

exploded’ for runs on six hits and an error in|

six |

to the shower. The two teams! now move to Louisville where the

on Gumpert 1 3, Hits—off in 5 Kucab UmTime—

the lever to

series will be resumed Monday

night. Louisville St. Paul ABH O A ABH O A| Richter.ss 3 0 0 3 Cassiniab 4 1 § 1 Lepcio.3b 4 2 1 3 Pendletnss 4 2 1 3 Broome.rf 4 0 0 0 Whitmnrf 4 1 2 0 T.Wright,1f 4 0 0 0 Tipton,If. 4 23 1) Zauchin.ib 3 110 0/Ozark.if 4 010 0 O'Briencf 4 1 2 0 Brancato3b 3 1 1 4 Lyons2h 4 1 2 2 Thompsonc 4 1 3 0] Okrie.ct 4 1'9 0OMarchioef 3°0 1 0 Evans.p 0 0 0 0McGlothnp 3 070.1 Hisner.p 2002 | Herrin.,p 000 0f Tit. Wrght 0 0 0 0 Atkins 0000 Totals 33 72410 Totals 33 82710 Taft Wright walked for Harris in _¥th. Atkins ran for Wright in 8th Da 1 YEO Roa, 003 000 000— 2 a SL Rae . +... B00 000 00x 6

prror—Lepclo, Runs batted 1 "i ah Whitman, Tipton: 2,. to, m o-base hi

pelo : sate §.

traffic! No wonder it’s low-price field!

q to seven scattered singles in gaining a 10 to 1 victory. The last meeting of the two clubs left the Braves holding all

runs increase their third-place stand-

full games over the Beantowners. when Solly Hemus drew five straight

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The CYO program vided the 21 competing

or PACT 13

CYO Opens Grid Year

Amer-. played at the A YO Stadium

, ~ pe 1 + ‘ 1 A icas kick off "the 1951 football ‘each Sunday at 1:15, 2:30 add ~~” season today with* 18 Catholic 345 p. m Today's schedule: Youth Organization Cadet DIVISION | : Little Flower vs, St.. Joan of Are, CYO teams meeting throughout the = Field (1:15 . : Holy Criss vs. St. Philip; Brookside 8 city. (3 p.m.) For eight Sundavs the teams Sacred He art vs. Our Lady of Lourdes, be - CYo Field 2

Wil: vie. for the CYO champion- St. Patrick vs. St. Thomas, CYO Field 1:45)

ship trophy. Gafmes will be : DIVISION 2 played in the city parks and the St. Angdrew vs. Holy Spirit Ellenberxer , . . (Tn. m.) CYO Stadium, across from Vic- Cathedral vs. St. Christopher. Rivers side 2 (2 p.m.)

Holy Name vx Immaculate Heart,

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