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4, 1952

Psychology OK on Doby|

Paces Cleveland to

Win Over

By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Sports Writer Larry Doby gave the high-rid-ing Indians another big lift in spirits today—because a neat psy‘chological experiment by Manger Al Lopez worked perfectly. Doby sparked the Indians in their fourth straight victory over the Yankees last night, driving “in three runs in a 10 to 6 de‘cision with .a homer and a key single, but that’s only half the story.

- 2 ‘w . HE HAD been out of the line‘up with a pulled leg muscle and ‘wasn’t supposed to be ready to play again. What's more it didn’t look logical to use him against the Yankees, who made him a helpless batsman with shattered confidence as he tried futilely to ido something against their| “pitches last season. At one time he even confided he didn’t feel like playing against them be-| cause he never seemed to do any-| thing right. It wasn’t physical] trouble—it was psychological. So. Lopez, borrowing a trick from the army, which sends " fliers back into the air to restore their confidence after _ they crack up, put Doby in | against his most troublesome | opponents. And the speedy lefty-swinging Negro responded | nobly against lefty pitcher Bill ¢ Miller.

» ” ” IT WAS his hitting helped Cleveland to take :

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By Jack Welsh

Jersey Joe Wolcott is Washington to invite Truman to see his title match with Charles. After the recent : + tles the President has had, you would hardly think he’d want to see one for recreation.

” " 2 I don’t believe the Teamsters Union can organize drivers and mechanics at the Speedway. It would be too confusing. Upon getting a signal from the pits, "a driver wouldn’t know whether to strike or streak ...

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2 # 8 Two Yugoslav tennis stars refused to return home upon completing a tourney in Rome. Despite their love for the net sport, these guys just won't be tangled in the Iron Curtain.

Ducks Unlimited Sets Two-Day Trap Shoot

The first annual Indiana trap shoot, sponsored by Ducks. Unlimited, will be held Saturday and Sunday at Cheek’s Gun Club, Clinton, Ind,

- Each day's program will con- |

kist of 100 16-yard targets, 100 bandicap targets, and 50 pair double targets, with class optionals in each event, A total of 22 trophies or merchandise awards will be included in the prize list. Chairman of thé Ducks Unfimited's Indiana chapter is Sil Craig, Evansville; E. C. Reeves, Evansville, is secretary-treasurer; Jack Parry is Gary chairman;

and A. O. Norris is Indianapolis pe.

vice chairman.

Tech Frosh Win ' Tech won the annual city freshman high school track meet by scoring 52 1/6 points at Tech esterday. Shortridge trailed ach Bill Treichler’s rhifiies with | 36 points. Broad Ripple was third,

With 34. Others follow: Washing- | fon 3213, Howe 30, Crispus At-

tucks 23 and Manual 17%.

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0 lead in the first four innings. | Thereafter the Yankees got to: Steve Gromek and knocked him | out, but he still gained his third! straight victory and his second! straight over New York.: Dale Mitchell and Ray Boone also hit Cleveland homers, Boone driving in four runs. In other American League gamés, the second place Senators| made it nine wins in their last 10] games by topping last place De-| triot, 4 to 3, the White Sox! handed Boston its fifth straight! defeat, 5 to 0, and the athletics! topped the Browns, 5to1l. In the National League, the Giants stayed on top with-a 7 to 4 vie-| tory over the Reds, Brooklyn beat | the Cardinals, 14 to 8, the Phil-|_ lies blanked the Cubs, 6 to 0, and” the Braves won from the Pirates, 3 to 1. Connie Marrero won his third straight game for the Senators with a five-hitter as Pete Runnels and Mickey Vernon drove in two. runs apiece and loser Marlin Stuart was the victim of two unearned rums, on his fivehitter. ! a 8 8 {

BILLY PIERCE, going the

{route for the first time this sea-| oLD PRO Little Danny" Ers-|

son, blanked the Red Sox with] {seven hits as Minnie Minoso! drove in four runs with a homer and single. His homer, a 415-foot {shot went into the center field, bull pen. Only five balls have| vheen...d.riv.en. there, three by Minoso. Lefty Bobby Shantz, who has won five of Philadelphia's nine games, gave the Browns only five singles and delivered two extra base hits himself, a double and triple. Bobby Thomson drove in five runs with a homer and double as

beaten by the Reds since Aug. 29,

Elliott also homered for the Giants and Ted Kluszewski hit a| ninth inning two-run homer off} Jansen, who worked from the sec-| ond inning on with a dislocated! finger on his left hand, = s s THE DODGERS came to life offensively with 14 hits against the Cardinals including homers by Gil Hodges and Rookie Pitcher Ben Wade, who also gained credit! for his first big league victory in| a relief role. His only difficulty— a natural one — was that Stan (The Man) Musial tagged him for two homers. Larry Miggins alsp homered for St. Louis. Curt Simmons gave the fagged Phillies another lift when he pitched a terrific two-hit victory over the Cubs, striking out 12 batters as he gained his second triumph since coming back from 18 months of Army

duty. Granny Hamner homered for the Phils.

hits to gain his first victory of] the year over the Pirates. Rookie, Ed Mathews hit his seventh] homer for Boston to. tie” Andy Pafko of Brooklyn for the National League lead.

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