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FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1952
Chicago 8 Victories in Last 9
Games Make Cubs Pennant Contender
‘By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press thats wi * | By JIM HEYROCK
.. NEW YORK, June 13—The great Chicago fire swept, COOL, DELIBERATE East today and if Jolly Cholly Grimm wants to save Boston Gene Coulter today had his from destruction, he had better greet the flaming Cubs at ancient wooden-shafted put-
the train with power hoses turned on full force. 'ter primed for next month's
Grimm used to boss. the Cubs] \Indiana Amateur golf tournahimself when they were consider- Which collected 17. The, Dodgers ment, but yesterday the 23-year-ably less inflammable, and if he used six equally ineffective piteh-|514 Purdue senior was master of and his Braves can't put out the °rs. Clem Labine, being tagged all his clubs as fire. the Cubs may go right on|With the defeat. he won the Indi-
and burn up Brooklyn, New York,| Wille Werle, last of three and Philadelphia. Cardinal pitchers, gained the! suapelis Distriet nn» victory. Gil Hodges hit his ninth championship. THE CUBS left Chicago yes- and 10th homgrs for the Dodgers A small gal terday with a home stand record while Del Rice homered for St.| lery of some 200 of 13 wins and four losses and Louis, was treated to with eight victories in their last $$ 2 =» some of the
most steady golf they could witness as Coulter bettered par by one gtroke over the Broadmoor
nine. ROOKIE Lew Burdette, pitch! They completed their chores (ing 2-hit ball for the final eight with a 8 to 1 triumph over the [innings after Ernie Johnson was Phillies, sweeping the series kayoed with none out in thely with the quaking Quakers. |second, gained his third victory Warren Hacker, who sounds for the Braves. — like he ought to be a bad golfer,| Hank Bauer, with his seventh | Country Club was instead a fine pitcher, limit- homer and a double, drove in two |course to beat Gene Emery of ing the Phils to five hits and of the Yankee runs as Morgan Meridian Hills by 10 shots.
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missing a shutout only on was in command all the way| . =n homer by Del Ennis. Hank Sauer, against the tattered Tigers. | COULTER AND Emery, 28who hit three homers Wednes-| The Indians made it easy for!year-old Indianapolis attorney,
day, didn’t get any safe blows Boh Feller to score his sixth vic-|were tied for first place in the Yesterday, but he did drive In altory with their big rally against pigirict meet with a 214 total at
run with a long fly to increase g . °© Spec Shea, highlighted by Pete his major league RBI leadership reiger's 3-run homer. Mickey Ver-| TITLE MATCH CARDS
to. 59. He hayed 1n front in the non hit a “Washington homer. Par out ... 444 844 435—35 svelages, 00, with a : 5 figure. |; ye Easter got threé hits for Coulter out . 444 244 435—34, And of course he is far out in cjeyeland. Emery out . 455 445 435—39 front in homers with 18. | "nw Par in * 435 2.» nu { cooper im odes 3? THE victory, in which Hacker THE RED SOX gave their new Coulter in.. 435 543 454—37—71 pitcher, 8id Hudson, a 6 to 1 lead Emery in .. 446 453 556—42—381|
also drove in a run with a single and Toby Atwell produced the qther with a double, was achieved over Philly ace Robin Roberts. The Phils now have dropped 10 the Senators. out of their last 12 games. | .Ex-Tigers George Kell By winning Chicago moved | Hoot Evers continued at a merto within half a game of second | TY batting pace with twe runs place New York, rained out in | batted In apiece. Evers drove In | ter a favorite to unseat Dale Cincinnati, and to within four | his with a homer. Kell, how- | Morey of Martinsville from the games of first place Brooklyn, | ever, had to go out with a | state amateur golf throne when | crushed 15 to 10 by the Cardi- | pulled muscle in his groin. |"the tourney starts July 11. nals. : | Thé White Sox made 14 hits as| the [Chico Carrasquel set the pace over the same course that Coujter with two triples and two’ singles
and he coasted until he had to, om ) have relief help. but he still gained the end of the regulation 54 holes
and play vesterday. His play in the 3-day District meet atitomatically made Coul-
The Braves topped
has solved repeatedly, the South lin the battering of the Athletics./Course at Purdue: and. singles; Shaman Tsollat-hit 8 CRICAZO | any i Bint es rind Retlever-Chuch-3iobbs) EPER- EATER. a0 : [calculating type of ‘matelr-yester= |day, surveying every. shot care-| fully before playing it. His tee| shots were always down the mid-|
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Yankees wound up a successful home stand with" their sixth straight victory, 3 to 0, over last 3 place Detroit on Tom Morgan's] pap ATER June 13. Charles -3-hit pitching. The Red SoX|patrick, 318 Kessler Blvd. Indi-|plause from the crowd on nearly| -stayed right behind in a virtualiangpolis, has been initiated intolevery hole. : ; deadlock by defeating the Browns, tne Dolphin Club, national hon- The n itch brought up two un-| 7 to 5, while the Indians put onigrary for swimmers at "Purdue usual situations. On the first tee! ‘a’ 6-run rally in the third to University, for the coming fall the drives of the golfers were top Washington, 7 to 4. |semester. Patrick is a junior -in only apnnut two feet apart and
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Fire’ Sweeps East 12-Game
Coulter Wins Playoff For District Crown
Broadmoor. Coulter defeated Emery by 10 shots.
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By United Press BERKELEY, Cal, June 13] { (UP)—The nation’s top track and! 87 Unlisg Prem
{field stars start their qualifying] BOSTON, June 13—Bill Veeck, St. Louis Browns own trials today in the 31st annusl er, was en route to Chicago today to protest the “Gestap
INCAA meet with one goal in Pig . : x . : Imind—a . trip to Helsinki this tCtics of American League President Will Harridge i
‘summer as a member of the U. 8. handing an indefinite suspension to Manager Marty Mario !Olympic team. Charged with pushing Umpire | Hot weather greeted the Bill McGowan in Wednesday/the St. Louis Cardinals for “lar athletes from more than 70 night's game with the Boston Red of aggressiveness,” protested vi; leges who will be seeking the Sox, Marion was yanked from orously. » ‘qualifying spots that go from this'the St. Louis lineup yesterday! 8 88 meet to the U. 8. Olympic quali- after receiving a telegram from! “I MADE a routine protest ar fying trials at Los Angeles June Harridge just before game time, 1 didn't cuss,” Marion said. "T's 127-28, - Roiling mad, Veeck said he Dever used an off-color remar’ A crowd of more than 15.000 would protest not only Marion's In my life. I simply said it we fans is anticipated. suspension, but yesterday's game * Dad call and McGowan orderr The meet will be run in metric which the Browns lost, 7-5, me out df the way." distances, although feet and nw = wast Nae o> ve and J s wi suri “pe y y sa : inches vill be used in measuring . THE THING that burns me 4p. bumping, well, I did. TI Fs is that Harridge in his telegram suspension is a bad deal and Stated that Marion was being in-
THE QUALIFYING gets under disgrace.” way today in the shot put, javelin, definitely suspended pending re-| McGowan expressed surprise :
broad jump, 400 meter dash, 100 ceipt of the umpiré’s com fete |e suspension, meter dash, discus throw, 100 plete! “I simply sent in a routine r
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{beat for the crown, gunning for himself in the lineup for the first er Ford Frick its fourth consecutive and 16th time since succeeding Rogers| “why should T let Harridge team title out of 31 tries, {Hornsby Tuesday. {the district attorney and prepa: Kansas University, Morgan It resulted from McGowan's de- the indictment against Maric State, Illinois, Michigan and Oc- cision on a close play at third and also rule on the game?” 1
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