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American Association TEAM BATTING

Baseball Averages

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American League TEAM BATTING

National League TEAM. BATTING

| R H . ¢B Pef.| AB R 8 IB HR SB Pci AB AB Roi 1180s 38 303 8 Louis 30s 412 1182 54 19 1268 New York 3190 453 871 131 nan, City 3447 8 266|Cleveland 3260 1 ‘Paul 3485 55 146574 56 {Brooklyn 2898 457 772 1180 89 5 $250 2 Te 1153 SL esl 3004 519 70 1538 116 26 380 Chicago 3143 371 824 1217 69 28 263(Boston 3041 413 Th 43 Milw 331 312 9211 71 45 .280 Phila'pha 3056 369 779 1136 50 38 355 | Bhifadel 3799 363 710 10371 INDPLS. 3363 S10 816 148 14 3 272 New York 2034 404 747 1191 se 18 ssyEnliadel OOF JOT 97 1134 Louisville 3476 3 1 53 3 ‘344 |Cinein’td 3170 380 1797 1186 72 19 1 Detroit ua 3 757-1107 Columbus 3428 430 4 13 3 238{Pitisben 3136 313 123 1036 4 11 Wash. 3200 351 1763 1028 Charlestn ML hd {Boston ~ 3014 330 697 1060 66 32 TEAM FIELDING . TEAM TEAM FIELDING | DPIP PO A & Pct DP TP PO. A K ‘Teh TP PO E Pctiwashington 9650 2572 972 6 113 0 2584 1070 108 S71 000 #6 0 2333 43 987 BAShIn % 9 2633 1082 7 106 0 2537 1010 81 MIiGncinnaii 0 86 1 2484 1000 63 982|New York 114 0 2404 1069 79 122 2 2818 U3 LB -0001St Louis 85 0 2435 1049 75 .979|Philadelphia, 83 0 2450 980 83 95 0 2678 1178 118 269 Philadelphia 92 0 2430 984 78 9I8|Cleveiand 83 0 2558 1050 92 5 8 dee 103s 116. 969 Chicago 13 0 M52 1022 80 $1 Detroit = 12 0 238 let 83 sas) | 3 0 2310 983 976/8t. 3 NAPLIS 93 © 2863 103 1h 3 New York IO 3008 1031 98 .973|Boston 92 0 2413 1.8% {Pittsburgh 1 2404 1132 118 .968| INDIVIDUAL BATTING

INDIVIDUAL BATTING ineludes all players in 10 or more games. |

IND! DIVIDUAL BATTING Includes players in 10 or mere wames |

Includes iyers in 10 or mere games, except pitchers:

, of age; Juniors, between 15 and 18: and Men, over 18. Women of all ages will compete in a single! , division.

In Davis Cup Play Kumoagy 3 8 Bohan, wash Sirs S-WEK

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MILAN, “Italy, July 26 (UP) | Balack. Bos Italy and Belgium are tied with Nwsm Wsh-phi

Meeting Set

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‘Deer Season

INDIANA’S Conservation 4% Department is calling a pub-| 7 lic hearing Aug. 8 to de1082 101 ‘9713/termine the dates for the po "2 state's second open deer season

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U. 5. Eliminates Japs in Davis Cup Zone Play

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'U. 8. doubles team of Gardnar

{ Kumamaru and Fumitero kano.

Mallory Shuts Out Allison Jets, 2-0

Mallory AA registered its ninth, lvietory in 11 games in the Manu-, facturers League yesterday after{noon at Riverside: Park storing) its runs in the ninth inning CINCINNATI, July 26—The to beat Allison Jets, 2 to 0. Dick Campbell | Mulloy of Coral Gables, Fla, and ninth with a single and then | Billy Talbert of New York elimin- moved to second on a passed ball, | lated Japan from 1952 Davis Cup! Don Campbell lashed a single to! {tennis play today, scoring a 6-2 | center field to score his brother | 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 victory over Jiro'and then tallied himself when Jim| Na-/Rosenstihl was safe on an_error.| i sGene Moore went the distance! The United States team*won the for the winners, scattering three {first two singles matches of the hits, Roy Jones was charged with | North American zone competition|the loss although very- effective

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Cal. beat Kama- left Allison Jet - a 108181110 8 384 x Rice st. 138 de Bos. 21180173 ccd 3% determine!’ The defeat: lo : gus Summertime is Picture-Tak-Re 7 303 Musa is 333-108 00-313 841 3 “Bos jig 1s 2% a Faby the department to determine Amaru and Vic Seixas of Phila-iwith a 8-3 record and gave their] row a ; Mmnalt un $48 Atwe.chi J sgl 32 31 3 #370218 113 § 36 Whether fhe deer herd had been ocK XIN Th boys wil | \delphia defeated Atsuki Miyagi. |conquerors a ‘clear cut claim. to "3 Te toAS ! ii ie Linpquer Mil 3 10130 1 8 33 . 3 Rigsaewski cin a ny IIgs 8 28 914174 38 3 {diminished and it was decided an-| ST G—The boys wi Mulloy and Talbert, four- first place. wherever you go eMarauer i 3 iz 17 818 ‘Ha atko, Br 207 65 8 31 13 31 jae fiis 3.38 os Other season could be declared. be trying to take the title of | time national doubles cham- | Score hy innings: ber's for the best in cam306 104 an A ALNY Nah iin 308 2 M012 0 2 19 38 Proposed dates for this year are "Stock Car King" from: Bud | pions, exploited Kamamaru's maior AA ...... M0 30 cea 3 9 3 ra photo equipment, 08 38 324 | Baumhollz Chi we 8 % : 3 5 304 ul a 2 sl Mu «3041 Nov, 6, 7 and 8. } Meneymaker tomorrow night at strained left achilles tendon to Alsen ete Rosersiirs 006 and wolf m. 3,4 40 318 Pondr.Chi eas 4 14 01 M0 10214 € 11 41 3% 2 2» ' the W. Ibth St. Midget Speed. | Win decisive points throughout ee 7 M 1 7 iin 0 salder Bre | Wait 8 ae 344 108 23 3 1] 5% 2 THE OPEN meeting will be at way as the Stock Car program. the myth; 43 A Hime, How. Record Holder 7 £ LES Lig i } oR 31 pata, Phi 3 3 i i 2881 24 a 14 s 2 % 394 8 a. m. in the office of the Con-| unfolds. Moneymaker has won J aval eran ram | DURHAM — Ex-Duke Univer- 24 W. WASHINGTO 132 OneSs Io 8 12 115 3 fil #9 $210 § 4%} 33% servation Department director. | ;o fot. events this season. | enced Japanese wl Per” ‘sity basketball star Dick Groat [ZS(ee 2) PA na,Chi 178 . 0 0 "16 29 ve Y outhern ; : 80 a3 etioych ee Bai ds 110 81 28 on wh " t % Ed — pan Fe a Tomorrow's card, topped by a | Kamamaru said after the lhe Ee srooras. 11 304] y 2 8371 11 a8 f ill start at 8:30 [match that it was uncertain =~" "7° T%7 1 8 56 .304 Cox.Brk 33 83 333 303 87115 617 57 281 25-lap feature will start a Rice, StL 289 8319 2 7 46 28 b {similar to that of 1951. However, t 18 0 wards, Cin- 108 31 3 & 8 13 20% 27 39 3 i : #3 “28 ‘hunting hours during the season with time trials at 7 p. m. tctties he vould De hig to Play, | u 5 1 4 298 Smuer. chi #192 2a HAM 1% 4 3 yi 219) {proposed will be from 8 a.m. ig ainst: Seixas. Larsen. 1s sched anon. Mpls 193 5710 0 8 3 383 Borie, ao ae 21% In $812 30.1 8 gpm ag pdridgeMpls 405 119 20 1 6 48 394 urgess, Fry), 1 R201 8.73 3 391 812 131 8%, 21 luled to meet Miyagi ‘in the other a 3 M1201 18 Zed Mayo Phil 3 $6891 3.01 1 8810 2 1 3 37 This was decided upon as i are match tomorrow. +71 116 10 S$ 4 He i410 22 i sn 4) ise 51 9 1 & 27 314 safety measure because often- Heth ctmnts Fl 1 ua ns et. M3 BRI H AM 287 8718 1 1 31 3%itimes in late fall or winter: . M 4 : MERLE a8 i;Bas-ch 238 6518 1 } 3 am 32 8515 2 3 41 2 months darkness descends rather wim ee (Colle e All-Stars 3e3 10422 3 8 4 ark | Eni Brk 248 8110 © 10 an is1 41 8 0 0 14 273|suddenly due to an overcast, | g i 8 $ 8 "386 (Ha amner, Phil | 3m 33 4 21 JO 18.320 4 an making shooting with heavy 0 ens Au 1 L . BEE EERE ME 0 BE id Bowen dangers ooo nl WIP 9- plan Double Drills i 8 BR 8 3m ek. ¢ Cin aa i 1 11 3 a 5 io 1 13.5 ie eld or Sorest, r > . The Indiana AAU state age * Times Special 79 22 42 3 18 298) UrRAERA. p 266 | 64 17 4 0 0 266 | : up swimming championships, DELAFIELD, Wis. July 26— 0 12 21 Mueller, N 286 6 8 8 31 .268 585 | > i group g p ps HA 378 |Castislione tt 314 07 8 1 4 i 205 308 8114 213 40-283 TERRITORY OPEN to deeri . ...quled at Ellenberger, and Coach Bobby Dodd of Georgia Manion 314 Ashburn, Pa 351 8411 5 0 J0 203 1 83 3041} So3 | unters this. Year will intinde Ripple pools, Aug. 1-2-3 Tech today mapped plans for 15 gu 0 20 213 ams. Bri Bl 0 361 128 38.2 2 2 27 239) Ei avtholomew. Bre wn, DuBol%, under the to-sponsorship of the. two-a-day drills as his College] js fig 1 | 26 0 Mersen Bite M6 HI 2 4 32 I ap 9011 4 3 s4 asp Jackson, Jennings. Lawrence, i... ois Park Department All-Stars began heavy prepara-| Si 9118 is 349 |Coover Bos 193 50 1 1 4 30 288 BRN I 0 arin Monroe, Morgan, Orange,|_ .",.",\u tions for the Charity football 200 53 10 29 265 Crowe.Bos 3 41 4.73 3 117 30 4 0 2 9 236 Perry, Pike, Scott, Spencer, War-| ame against the Pro Champion 297 8 8 20 3e3|KoshorekPitt 153 4811.8 0. A. . 82 216 1 3 12 The Indianapolis Athletic Club 8 8 oo daddy iadiit mH 434d 8 wag 848 BEL TEC ford County|will be defending champions in Lot Angeles Rams in Soldiers) 308 0a 3% Walker Br 86 0 » a 180 48 11 4 5 25 254 both the bo d 1s divisi {Field Aug. 15. | 73 19.3 ¢ 113 2eeiAbramaBii.Cin J Tipton. Pnil-Cley 114.29 5 0 7 23 .254/West of State Road 68 from bo e boys and girls division. mv. "19th annual game is sponam 07 8 2 288 eon 338 1 it a aril CHS ea I 2 12 253 Leavenworth north to the Wash- Twin City Swim Club of South sored by the eT Tribune] LARGE MEN : : nx, 24 8 13 0 1111 14 Ria Bhi 3 g 2% peloBos | 111 4314 2 3 19 .2s1|ington County Line. (Bend, Mishawauka, Lafayette cp,rities, Inc. Assisting Dodd is| 1 HaseStP 237 89 il 2 4 ® 248 DVO 8 a 3 Saris Det 210 8713 317 5 24% Bartholomew and Jennings Ewin, Club, and Washington Northwestern's Bob Voigfs, Pur-| Montag, Mil 7% 19 3 14 24g[donetPhil 30 76 1 3% 40 248 Kitz Wash 8 22 3 0 1 7 .247/counties are new to the deer SWini” Club are among the well | ques Stu Holcomb, Maryland's NOW IS THE TIME : : Bas 3: iner Pitt 2 7A 110 4 oN Yler 17.13.39 1 3i7hunting field. Last year Harrison balanced entries for the teamjym Tatum and UCLA's Red HER G1 RRA dm ail od J oamgohedieh an 6 303 3 SiiCounty was included but due to trophies Senders, TO GET FALL # 189 8 3 1s Elliott. NY 0 48 8 23 :340|Masi. ont 53 13 1 1 0 5 .a4s/the heavy concentration of hunt-| A field of 250 swimmers from| Ends Leo Sugar and Darrel . a Bn 1 Wastrumiry 2 4 33 23 Marion. St 1, a ue aa 4 3 0 Mersin that district the herd was|all sections of the state are ex-'Brewster, Purdue stars last year, CLOTHES 3 6s 3S 3 Mikele Chl © 33 7318 118 33 33 /Lemmrdt.Hos.Det 228 55 § 110 37 241/s0 depleted as to make it in-|pected to enter. are members of the All-Stars. : i i : 17 joiTherpe.Bes =~ Me 2X. i In Besanller we BD SN 312311 A3|advisable in the opinion of the There will be races for both rr————————— : mm nd 18 DeiGreco Pitt 264 61 10 19 231|Rapp Bir. Wash 8 2110 0 0 8 .23s/department to permit hunting/boys and girls 8 years old and| ‘Floridan Is National is BY » Hettomcin: 33 74 9 1 3 48 .333|Dentechi Ns 31 8 10-8 Hithere this year. junder, 10 and under, 12 and under, Golf Ch : “s 40 6 Groat Pitt 135 30 2 0 08 10 23 cernert.n 128 30 6 1 8 32 234 4 and under, and 16 and under. i 3% i 3 3 : Clatre nos 104 33 30 1 Bftion, ai 0 3 331¢ le BH ae (Jepartient B Dreparing A Events will include freestyle, Junior — Jam P. 2% : i 18d id 1 3 1 A DeMacstri SL 103 M 510 10 233 which will be released at a later breastroke, backstroke, individual| yp). pon Bisblinghotf, a 17- | 2 a ; ris Bos 60 i 12 217/Kolloway.Det 151. 35 7 0 6 14 232 Inediey. diving. medics rilay and n g 7 : s mi alley.Ch 144 311 10 218'Peskv Bos-Det 147°34 3 2 1 A .231 date. i Ys 8, y y {year-old slugger from Orlando,} , 3 Sishstilchar 108 8 2 A Pree 4 s if Astroth.Phil 188 @ 3 2 1 1 7 freestyle relays, plus distance|pi, pecame the junior champion! ¥ PITCHERS" RECORDS 19 4 211 MeGosky.Cle : 101 .4 2m events for boys and girls in the : . ¥ Ww ¥ w rown,Phil-Chi 8 1 : HiicheneicPhn Ph I $ 31 24 27 100 r Men Ex ded i and 16-year-old classes. lof the United States Golf Asso-| $ dn mos a oh i 401) vorimer Boe, B27 2 A 1A 7 2 Iu if Oo y ciation as he downed Eddie Meyer3 Otten, Si a . flson, NY - 1 4 ; S————————————— | - § : DAL d - n 5.1 i 208 £919 48 7 0 0 21 29 Go I son of Los Angeles, Cal, . 2 up, | 13 Sch grins. 3 i +204 Fibon Det. Box 7 43 4 3 0 17.218 At uti ng Joan Merciadis Wins {today over the rugged Yale course. 8 i Kron Chi 1a 3 Fi Homa son all 2 Times. State Service | Until he met Meyerson, Bis-| : : ] Hin : | . . 5 k Ba B ; Ed Kei poit 193 4 1 ; 3 13 313 BLOOMINGTON, July 25 _ Eastern Net Title |plinghoff never was extended to 8 : KC 10 spon. ki 31 199) Raster Clev % 2% 3 §'7 7 309 More than 100 “I” men will con-| PHILADELPHIA, July 26 (UP) the 18th hole during the seven SHIRT S » 3 ; B aitiroms. 2 2 “ 1 187 Wood Bos-Wash in i : 1 : 13 208 vene for the fifth annual “I”|_joan Merciadis, Modesto, Cal., rounds of the tourney. : 3 3 : irickland Bit 28 40 2 18) ost Wah _ 2 8 17 3 s.3% (lgsmen’s golfing outing at the defeated Connie Bowan of Holly-! lk, oon 3 HE Dittmer.Bos 136 22 13 178 Hopp Ny.Der a1 10 1 @ © 3.196 Bloomington Country Club Aug./wood, Cal, 6-0, 6-1, today to win| Majors Slate Parleys ° | Sizes k 4 3 Cusick,Bos 9 12 174i Rusby, Chi-Wash 203 56 6 1 0 22 .181{1, ithe Eastern States women’s clay : : 1 i Holmer ris axconpy Co |mmCiar Cdn Mo 1o1 3 I MNT ton begins at 11 a. m.|court tennis championship at the PHOENIX, :Ariz. July 26 (UP) 53 fa J | jo Pitehers | in 90 or ‘mare Caverate. ber "we MARRS w- SIL M8 18 103 2 an Luncheon will be served at noon|ldle Hour Tennis Club. | —Both the American and Na-| 48 to 60 : ; 1 3 oki jt ame LPR so TRA Schmees Rtl-Bos 101 1473 1 8 4! 1¥land play will begin one hour| In the men’s singles, Defending, tional Leagues will hold winter b : Jay fmmeamy, 308 Gh Bhi Bama 3 {583 3 filiater Coach Bernie Crimmins, IU|Champlon Dick Sorlien, Merion, meetings at, Phoenix during De, ‘ i i a. * J pd , 3 | Roslo NY _ 7 398 Rn 7 2°38 . ink ted ae. 8rid mentor, will discuss Indi- Pa. moved into the finals with al 3 $1 : Sem 1 1/Lom Bre S4m lm o6 i cording io eatned-ran averste per 9-in-|ana’s 1052 grid prospects at a|3-6, 6-0, 6-0 victory over Diehl|session of the minor league clubs || BIAR lA 54 § heere 8 Raflensbersr.Cin 10 33 2 Af aiutas. GAA. w L IP R H sOERA|/dinner at 6:30 p. m. Vern Huff-|Mateer Jr. Sorlein will meet New-|of professional baseball. Both mG eq ; . : j Sela nd 5 Baha He i ; i $i Shan=fht IT 711% 213 22 1%iman, ex-Indiana All-America and|ton Meade of Philadelphia for the major leagues will confer on Dec.|| SUlZH FS Yor al THY Lh . : eating. » {ED n 5 ih iin Revhoide Ny 17 A148 38108 841. 786|now & Bloomington businessman, title tomorrow. Meade was a 7-5,|5 and 6, with a joint Meeting} 1001 NS. Meriaia «8 Nyman & Spabn.Bos 810 172 8 188 1 18 oh 10 7160 45 181 95 27 78 wil be toastmaster. 6-2 winner over Ralph Wickel. (scheduled on Dec. 7. ; : Ti arisen + § Malley nos 8 143 7 32 3 hota 3130 43167 a0 27a i 2/1 M Phil 7121 bE 6 3.27 3 3512 Rl —— i ic IRE RE Rc REE OPEN SUNDAY—9 A. M. to ? P. M. A | Bickford, Bos 8 9138 60 131 87 381 Hudson. Wash-Bos 1 8 114 41 117 47 3.00 Sanson NY 10 2118 3% 138 39 3%(McDermotimos 8 4 08 38 70 18 39 Garfield Park Main, Pitt Dil B11 BIN MorenoWash & 3 04 40 01 & 312) 3 resko, StL 8 4 92 44 86 35 1.91|Btobbs.Chi 5 7 08 38 86 45 3431 T | Dickson Bits $13 160 30 111 88 i Wie Rost. Det § § 83 38 91 13339 ” Tennis ourney * | Perkowski.Cin 8 8120 61130 ge 4.20| Trucks, Det 411 116 53 104 71 3.41 . : | Pollet, Pitt 211 132 3131 51 42 Grissom. Chi 78 42 87 56 3.45 Ee Begins Aug. 2 Prienapne dant BE BUdmnNy 8 Tht Bie 33% “® gies’ 118 dH Bifimage,, of tig Hid 2g | vr anapolie tennis addicts: will Elppsteincnt & 7113’ > 8 i 55 5.30! Garver.St 5 9135 57 111 55 3.74! : ‘ into action again when the WeimmerCin =~ 4 718 7713 sssuigreggh £08 818 Rin | , y Garfield Park's clay courts|,.rardiar or Jess than 90 nines rated | Byrd Phi) 68 93 52118 54 4.01] GC . Sores opens Aug. 2 through w “WLI Rotor Phil $112 & 1 6 Lig % Aug. 10. Ridsik,Phil 2 0lLa PalmePitt 1 1|p 8'9128 5117 51 &7 E @ ug. Schmitz Brk 1 9| Schults.Chi 31 fie : 1 4.75} ’ Aohmite | ] 8 Schultach ii her hit 6 9130 T7132 62 478) 1 “| All entrants for the tournament Black, Brk 4 1 Pine pitt 13 7 9137 82 158 50 4.80 3 . » : must be registered and ready to|WihemNY 1 3 Roses bis 11 Houtteman.Det 4 13 13 52 10 33 5:23 0 , start play Aug. 2. Application] noresSek, 8. 3 Spencer NYd 3 5! Aer Jn Join than 10 naines rated] 5 : . | ge . Aacker, { ] | \ Planks for the tournament may Labine,Brk Ti Kennedy, NY 3 | Ww Ll WwW Li 1 We bought the entire stock (at a fraction of their cost) of a be ] Brasle Bos § 3 WerlePitt-StL 1 2|Cnseusra,Wash 1 Of OstrowskiNY 1 1 : picked up at the park’s com- Chambers. Stl 4 2 Hansen. Phil : 3! Kennedy.Chi . 2 0 Hogue.NY 2 3 , munity house and at various)! Chi 1| Church. Phil-Cin 2 8] WrHEht PRI © { Mnon.Ros 3 3 + southside business establishments|Broenoasil. 3 + Par shy on 2 SI NnehtPhll ee 3 J MulerNY ov 3 3 large local wholesale company that i IS going out of the lawn: Wilks, Pitt 5 4 Heintzelmn.Phil 1 3!Sleatr.StL-Wsh 4 2] Jones.Clev 2 3 k ‘according to George Stelioes, Smith.Cin 3 8 mh ckwell.Cin 3 10{ Brodowskl. Bos 4 3 Gmprt, Boa-Wsh 3 5} kL A by Y u! tournament director. There will| Janina, "3 § Nuxhall Cin §. 31 g3csen swhouserDe¢ 3-8 O Be a ST entry fee for all partich | bcan>™ § Niiomectos . 2.4 CommNy' 1 llBnssiegier 1 3 > mower usiness ana we are passing the savings on to pants , Burdette, Bos 4 4! Podbin.Brk-Cin 0 1| Bearden Wasn 3 2 Hoeft DH! } 3 : - bl . | ¥ . 1 5 ' ‘Age groups for male contest-! . » Scheib Phil 4 3 JhiteDat b.D 1 4 ants include Boys, up to 15 vears aly, Belgium Tied Carnet. 04 : § Holombe Chic StL 0 1 > -DAY 5 0 3 : 4 03 ‘ 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 1

Previous winners in each divi- * sion may not compete in the same . Eroup but must enter the next! bracket to be eligible for tourna-! * ment play. Losers in each divi-!| sion will receive two tennis balls. Following the tournament, a | tennis clinic will be staged Aug. 11 through 14 on the Garfield courts. Tournament rules will be| . in effect with the exception of | elimination of the entry fee in the ; Boys division.

pare participants for the City] * Tennis Tournament which will be| held Aug. 15 to 25.

Kansas City Monarchs Play At Victory Field

Another Negro American Field Friday, August 1, bringing here for the first time in two «» years the famous Kansas City Monarchs who will take on Oscar

. Charleston's Philadelphia Stars « in a league contest, The finale of the Bathing

, Beauty contest will also be held on this night to select the Negro Miss Indianapolis” who will rep- . resent this city at the + West” Negro all-star classic at + Comiskey Park, Chicago, Aug. 17.

Sets New Mark .

HARLAN, Veteran Minor Leaguer Len Cross powered his 35th home run of the

ord—last night as the Big Stone Gap, Va. Rebels tripped Harlan ‘452 in the Class D Mountain ates League. Cross also manthe Big Stone Gap team, tly tied for fourth place “the 6-team loop, 26% games it of first place.

This clinic is designed to pre- |}

Teague game comes to Vietory!

“East- |

Ky., July 26 (UP)—|

season—setting a new league rec-|

one victory each after the second Xretlow.Chi 1} Judsun.Chi

single match of their Davis Cup" European Zone Final, Italy's No. 1 player, Fausto : |Gardini, beat the Belgian top| PHILADELPHIA, July 26 (UP) | notcher, Philippe Washer, in the|—The Philadelphia Phillies tocontinuation of their match sus- day announced the sale of Pitch-, pended last night when the score er Lou Possehl to the Baltimore | was at 8-6, 6-1, 3-6, 1-1. |Orloles ‘of the International The doubles match scheduled! {League for an undisclosed sum. | for today was postponed until He had 1952 record of one defeat! DY ; a no victories. |

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