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Mr. Unbelievable (Paige) Hurls Longest '52 Shutout

Blanks Tigers in

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By CARL L United Press Sperts Writer tify itself again with the name

IF ANYBODY FINDS an unidentified right or left arm of “Olympians,” but none of the laying around in the next two weeks, please check with original Kentuckians figure in the Dodgers or Giants—it probably will belong to one of Although Wah-Wah Jones says

their pitchers.

Both teams got a rain-out rest:

yesterday after that 35-hour 15inning marathon the Giants won early Wednesday morning, 7 to 6, § and, brother, did g they need it. For beginning _ today with a day | and night 2-ad- | mission double- § header at the Polo Grounds that should cover a span of at least 10 hours, there is a grind ahead that will make a lot of the players wish they had decided to be soda-dis-pensers, floorwalkers, or theaterushers. The Dodgers must go to Philadelphia tomorrow for six games in four days with the hot Phillies. The Giants, in turn, goto Bos: ton for four games in three days with the Braves. After that there still will be no rest for the weary. There will pe a 3-game Dodger-Giant series on ‘Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at Ebbets Field. Then the Phillies move in on the Brooks for three more games over the week end while the Giants go to Boston for six games in four days which means Friday and Sunday doubleheaders.

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n n ” WHILE the inter-borough battlers called off their feud yesterday after one inning because of rain, with the Dodgers in front, 1—to—0,—there-was plenty of excitement elsewhere on the major league front. Old Mr. Unbelievable himself, Satchel Paige pitched a 12-in-ning, 1 to 0 shutout for the Browns over the Tigers, in the longest shutout game of the major league season. That didn’t matter much in the standings because the seventhplace Browns were beating the last-place Detroiters. But at the nother end of the axis, the Indians picked up a full game on the Yankees and trailed them by only three, when they defeated the White Sox, 6 to. 1, after which Washington trimmed New York. 8 to 4. The Red Sox were rained out at Philadelphia.

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IN THE National League, the

Pirates officially proved what |

everybody had known for months

—that they wouldn't win the |

pennant. They were eliminated mathematically at one of the earliest dates in league records, when the Cardinals trimmed them twice, 7 to 2 in 10 innings, and 3 to 2,

The Cubs defeated the Reds,|| p.m. on Saturday or ........a. m., p. m. on weekdays.

5 to 3, as New Manager Rogers Hornsby found out it was just as easy to blow games in Cincinnati as with the St. Louis Browns. The Phils and Braves were rained out of a night double-

header, along with the Dodger- |

Giant single game. Paige won his blank-blank duel with Virgil Trucks and Hal White when Bob Nieman hit a pop-single with the bases loaded in the 12th. He gave up seven hits in gaining his eighth victory. Paige survived a bases-loaded none-out jam in the 10th when two runners were forced at the plate and he struck out Connie Berry to retire the side. It was the first Brownie shutout since Apr. 23. = on 2 A RARE error by Phil Rizzuto let in two unearned runs for the Senators in the seventh and Walt Masterson went on to pitch a 6hitter, striking out 11 batters. Washington made only six hits but cashed in on the error. Early Wynn held the White Sox to five hits to gain his 13th victory and Larry Doby took over the American League lead in homers with 24 and in runs batted in’ with 78. His 9.run round-tripper was the big Cleveland blow.

” » n THE REDS suffered their first loss under Hornsby _when the Ciibs came from behind to score three runs in the sixth on” Bill Serena's double, Roy Smalley’s single, reliever Turk Lown'’s triple, and a single by Bob Addis. Lown, who pitched 6-hit relief ball for 82; innings after starter Paul Minner yielded two first inning runs, gained his fourth triumph. Dee Fondy homered for Chicago. The Cardinals won the 10inning opener from the Pirates when they scored five runs, two each on singles hy Hal Rice and Dick Sisler. In the second game Cloyd Boyer pitched 2-hit ball for seven innings until Pittsburgh picked up its only runs in the eighth and ninth.

Twink Star Due Back

In Lineup Tonight HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 7 (UP)— Carlos Bernier, heavy-hitting outfielder for the Hollywood Stars, might throw off the effects’ of a pulléd leg muscle by tonight in time to help the Twinks out of their slump, Manager Fred Haney said today. Bernier's batting average for the season is .302. His record in 122 games is 138 hits in 457 times at bat. He has belted 17 doubles, seven triples and six home runs. He also has stolen 53 bases.

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player has been signed for the ited P : ! ) . Be United Press Sports W 1952-33 season, Conch Schaefer is I rrrsslROi. AT CHICAGO Aug T—Coll's greatest st planning to begin Fieldhouse Branch Rickey today announced B: 4 RTDRIGS! 3ary Anes Wo workouts, Sept. 24. A 10-game ex- the immediate recall of four farm Dig names, teed off today at Tam O'Shanter aiming for the

hibition tour of the state also is club players in a move to bring links' richest prize, the $25,000 payoff awaiting the lowest

planned and none of the games his undermanned Pittsburgh Piwill be played in Indianapolis. rates back to full strength. shooter in the 72-hole “World" Championship t to end Bungay.

1 Le INDIANAPOLIS' professional UNDQUIST basketball team-is going to iden-

this vear's plans.

[nia knee is completely recoverdd, WHILE the Olymp The tour weve ‘Perfect Game”, Omy Bantam Een Hogan, thep=reeere yo — he is in doubt about playing. He » «E the Olympe will play a Pitcher Ron Neceial, of Burling- !iny Texas slugger who has won | 10-game schedule, 33 in the Field- ton, N.C. in the Class B Caroling the National Open three times, fourth placs among the money

winners last week when he captured the $3420 first prize in the “All American” Open on the same

has asked for a 1952-53 contract P k 1 ' land if he reports, it is expected ar S ennis [Coach Herm Schaefer will seek raivers. Tourney Opens Ne Olympian officials introduced themselves last night to press and radio representatives. | Thursday President Cliff Courtney, an Indianapolis attorney, an- { TODAY is the day to begin nounced Al Schlensker will be {sending in entries for The City ticket manager.

house, the official schedule is in- League: Pitcher Jim W augh, of and South Africa's Bobby Locke, complete. They will open their Charleston, 8. C. in the Class A tWice winner of Tam O'S8hanfer’s road season, however, Nov. 1 in South Atlantic League, and Out- All American. were out of the Milwaukee and are billed to take fielders Brandy Davis and Lee field. Hogan refused to com- course, was the standout choice part in a doubleheader with Min- Walls, both with Waco. Tex In pete and was scratched at 10 lo win neapolis, Milwaukee and Ft. the Class B Big State League. a. m. yesterday from the list of But Wayne in Ft. Wayne Nov. 15. The Neccfal, 19 - year - old right invited players. Locke also can-twin-bill will dedicate Ft. Wayne's hander, has won" Six and lost ccled his entry. new War Memorial Coliseum. eight with Burlington. Last May But every other star of the Fieldhouse dates this season he struck out 27 batters forigame was ready for his best will be the usual Tuesday and Bristol, Tenn, in a Class D Ap- four rounds, hoping for consistent

Snead normally has a bad round-<or a bad hole in a tournament, and he won last week despite a 2-over-par 74 on his third round. The rest of the field planned for Snead’s run of luck to continue.

{Parks Tennis Tournament s { 8 spon- y oo » Friday nights m sored T T Lf yr x 3 . palachian League gan ith ick to bring home enough money The DY one Times. opens next er DA Te t ending the original Ken- Welch, W. Va. ’ RAIA Win from one tournament to leap into GpyEpRs rated among the f 3 S A $ ucky Olympians, all other player- Ts ; . recor - "8 ace in e X 52 we ? P pla) Waugh has a 3-9 record with first place in earnings for 1952 vorites were Jack Burke Jr. -sec-

Thursday at four city parks, baseball clubs, later was respon- members of last year's s i Y He : 4 quad, Charleston. Davis 303 for . an ® Brookside. Pell Creek. Garfield ible mostly fos the PispIrEN ] Al Schiensker figure in Schaefer's 1952-53 plans. Waco and Walls 308. © = CARY MIDDLECOFF, Mem: mente ony ar ior gen i a ns 2. Tors ro dance surge from holders picked up from last year's Courtney will negotiate soon The last-place pirates presently phis. Tenn.. one of the favorties Mang. Dip Jeane go or gles Pay rN ac oto hevealed - the management, with Bob Zawoluk, famed St. have 21 players on their roster, to take home the big purse ner a pre rom Tam YOmeN, Deu. Juniors y Wn pion Be dW pig the ymp an ticket prices last John’s University cage star, in an including Pete Castiglione who ranked as the leading money win- he R an i CT pner of Girls of all a SJ en. led” i a 4 year were one of the lowest in attempt to whittle his $12,000is out of action with a broken ner going into the t by W the evens Tommy Soi: tunnes ges will be included scaled” in ari attempt to recoup the National Professional Bas- salary request. The Olymps have arm suffered in Philadelphia two $15 oho hE np ourney with ip 30 Snead last week, Johnny i i $15,239.98. almer, another former winner,

in the women's matches. Age limit some of the costly tab new stock-' ketball League. __ draft rights on, Zawoluk. weeks ago. Sam Snead, Whit Sulphu d Ted Krol St pg e ran e roll, sixth

for be june Qivision Js 3 Years . Sy Hs Springs, W. Va, who vaulted to money winner lsating years. List 8 Grid Games NFL Appoints 9 Newr Officials '10-Round Co-Features : =” The Times will award first For Franklin College CLEVELAND, Aug. 7 (UP) Softball Notes THE PROS form only one secand second place trophies for Time State solleg PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7 (UP)|head linesmen; W. Joe Carter, Promoter Larry Atkins has tion of the “world,” but Frank TAh Svsion In Be thal, FRANKLIN. Aug. T— An 8 —The appointment of nine new/Dallas, Tex. and Joseph I. Con- EUSA © 28¥Chrold Bitsowrih AT BEECH GROVE Stranshan, Toles, O. Yankeq &e ENTRIES must be in The Times Same schedule, including the first officials’ for 1952, rounding out a (nell, Charleroi, Pa., umpires; Don P0¥€r: Danny Stepanovich. whom rattan Ee Olas, JUDE: cunt 4: Ne standout choice to capture football meeting with Georgetow | Looney, Ft. Worth, Tex. a De calls “the best club fighter in CIC 11] 12 Morr Cn 7 Re marrow the men's amateur. offices by 5 p. m.” next Wednes- a eting seorgetown staff of 45 regular and three al-| Ad {he country,” to oppose Del Flan. bighi 00 Best goods va Wm. 1 Block: In the women’s open. Louise

Louis J. Palazzi, Scranton. Pa., 0. Kingan vs. Les Fox Insurance; » 00, SURES, winner of the “All Amer-

day. Pairings will be made that KY.) was announced today by ternate arbiters, was a d agan in th -f p ni ; Franklin College Footh ( nnounce : B n the co-feature match at rp B Bud's Flackville T " Ent awl) be posted. at the "21 De Footbal] Coach), av by the National Football|lCld Judges: Victor Mettler, Mun- Cleveland Arena next week, ha wt WWE jean," Betsy Rawls, leading the re. opening day of oor Manchester: Sept. 17. at Indi- League. ster, Ind. and Davey O'Brien, The Stepanovich-Flanagan 10- ABC Scavengers 13 Riviera Club 9 money winner this year, Patty ana Central; Oct. 4, at Hanover: Oct. 11, Dallas, Tex., back judges; and I. vonhegut Hardware 12, Karpex 5: Jenn Air Berg, and possibly Babe DidrikThe tournament is open to all Rose Poly ‘homecoming): Oct. 18 at Tay- Elvin Hutchison, Burb - " ' rounder will share top billing with Products 14, Howard Sams Company 2 a players in Tontanapolis and Mer pS "No OO in, 7-1: Nov. ang Leon ® TF un ank, Cal,|B. Hale, Ft. Worth, Tex. alter: the 10-rounder between Danny [PMERUS schedule’ 7:00, Link BAL Dodes To Zaparias, skins het frst - ar » ] - ' Vs ( Vv 7 I ~ ar am; Nov. 8. Anderson. v vans orth, Tex.,' nate. Nardico and Lalu S8ahotin 047 SA ER o's Infantry: 8:00 rim ue 27 yeration, were the ve. CIO 4315 ces

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