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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIME

Jones Sent Down To Aid Tribe

Hurler Comes Here On Cleveland Option

By EDDIE ASH

Times Sports Editer The Indianapolis Indians today landed Pitcher Sam Jones on option from the parent Cleveland Indians to assist

them on their 21-game road

trip that opens in St. Paul

tomorrow night, playing the third-place Saints in a double-

header, | Jones, a giant Negro righthander, posted an amazing record with San Diego in the Pacific Coast League last year but failed to measure up to major league! caliber under Senor Al l.opez at Cleveland. Jones has appeared in 13 games this year, winning two and| losing three. He; has struck out 26° and has is-, sued 34 walks for an earned-run average of 7.64. Cleveland officials indicated they would let Jones stay with the Indianapolis club the rest of the American Association season. He is 26, stands 6-4 and weighs

Eddie Ash

The Colonels blanked the home boys, 6 to 0, in the seven-inning nightcap. Tom Herrin, lanky! righthander, achieved the shutout, a three-hitter, despite the fact he gave up six walks. The Indians played 17 games during the home stary, Won six, lost 11. Louisville annexed two out of three. In their last four starts, including the finale with Minneapolis last Thursday, the Tribbsters regis- | tered but seven runs and 19 | hits,

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THEY won on six hits in yes-| terday’s first game, three in the last stanza. They trailed 1-3 as their final turn arrived. Frank Baumann, the - Colonels’ ‘boy, wonder” southpaw, had them dazzled after the second inning.

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HARNESS ACE—Good Time, with Frank Ervin in the sulky, will be a top favorite in the field for the colorful Free-for-All Pace on Friday, Sept. 5, in the final day of the Grand Circuit Harness

meet at the Indiana State Fair Centennial celebration. N. J., is the top money winner of all time in the trotting and pacing sport with more than He was bred on Two Gaits Farm at Carmel.

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$274, 000 i in the till.

After one down in the ninth, on Tribe Box Scores

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It's Official Now:

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AS TROY RUTTMAN, In in Mercy Hospital at Cedar Ra

Lopez Benches Doby in New

pionship title for himself: Put a driver in his Indianapolis victory car who could keep high point leaders from overtaking his

i y . point lead in future AAA title races, | ~ n » J. C. (AGGIE) AGAJANIAN,

S owner of Ruttman's car, revealed BY CARL LUNDQUIST the strategy to The Times in a NEW YORK, Aug. 18 -Al Lo--telephone interview from Cedar pez charged up his Cleveland In- Rapids. dians with a “hustle or else” edict Troy was injured there yestoday for their final tour of the; terday in a “cheap-purse” race eastern badlands where they have! and will he out of action for [cracked up in other years in the! .gmost of the remaining AAA stretch™drive for Championship title events. [the p#nnant. | Ruttman was reported in fair He demostrat- condition today suffering a skull

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By ART WRIGHT

dianapolis “500” winner, la) pids, Iowa, today, he figurec

out this strategy to salvage the national auto racing cham-

n i Q ri irst « o : > » . hn 200. A native of Stewartsville, 0, ("0 Smith's. drive. Jack Slit Vir ed how tough he fracture and broken arm. Jones now resides in Monongah, : . 2 or H O could get yester- While doctors reported Troy : Baumer singled. reorge Vico Peterson, ss 3 REY 4 A jJav wi h ! W. Va. This is only his third sea- ears . Stephens, rf... 2) 1-1» 0 day when he or- would be out ef action four or . : : : worked Baumann for a freely "ion. «of ooriil ST 6 1.160 6 dered sluggin a : : FOS son in organized ball. He posted ticket, B ‘ i Maxeanih hy yey RRing five months, Agajanian sald he a 17-8 record with Wilkes-Barre |. A anman, Ye Tasty, Solent Uo rnd 8 Leos star Larry Doby expected Troy to be in condition Troy Ruttman was rri v - ipnan ae : | | \ . ype ; y ) in the Eastern League in 1950. key ha iets gl ree Umoheitt ‘ i : } g 0 oe VS. OC out of the first to drive in the 100-mile National championship classic, a 200-mil lopez is sending Jones down on Di Freire. abit’ nul Vor TY game with the (Championship race at Centennial event at the Wisconsin State Fair pi single by Quincy Troupe tallied ; “3 n.-0 60 0 White Sox for: Park. Denv ~ 9 a 24-hour recall agreement to Baumer and put Vico on third. a. XR 4) 119 Bs Uhed F failing to hustie. I _ Park, Denver, Colo., Sept. 28. In Milwaukee, next Sunday after gee if he can recapture his 1951 Nu Freman, » ta : ; - ye ‘ Piviia Th g dia ns { ~~ the meantime, he would miss noon, He said Ruttman had sug form. The Cleveland skipper is] lire Lh | Totals 33 3 10a 8 1 NEW YORK, Aug. 18—Promoters Jim Norris and, e Indians /"» three 100-mile and one 200-mile gested several drivers. ill “get well’ BOBBY WILSON batted for| sOne cut whem winning run scored. inallv dav the hea swept both , title races. hopeful Jones wi ge itches. Bill Aboneche sod NDIANAPOLIS' © TC Herman Taylor finally announced today the reavyweight | Igames, 6 to. 2 Lopez . Ruttman has 1410 points in the wing of Manager ? 3 4 ~ : ‘ : od : “hag De I a 2nager bunted, a neat one to the third- Mimbere ss .......d 1 1% 1 4 title fight for which Champion Jersey Joe Walcott andand 2 to 1. to move within 11s] IRONICALLY, Troy was in- Rational Cramplonsng landing 3 > s 4 LAs Sess - vy a 7 ¢ { 8 closes ( sing first sacker who Pase side of the mound and too Piel. :1 »1 i 1 ounbeaten Rocky Marciano have heen training a week, 'Bames of the leading Yankees. |jured while warming up at only rp y the slugging firs : " short for the third sacker to field, | Gearhart. ©. 1 0:1 1} fe 35 or 40 miles per hour on a Rathmann, has 1070 points, Third Beil two weeks: with 1he Telbe-i, pi whem dr 0INIE ow @ 38 8 The 15round hout will be THE INCIDENT occurred, place driver, Duane Carter, has i bina his batting eye itcher Freeman picked up the smith. 1f-rf hind 80 00. »d at Philadelphia's Munic- 4 {banked track. This is the type! sters, recovered hi "" pellet and fired it in the direction Baumer. 2b oo. 4 1 1 2+ 1 staged at tladel} Sa when Doby, apparently piqued be-itra0x Agajanian had insisted he S80 points. The Milwaukee race and returned to Cleveland to help of first Dave vo lr. +3 1 03 0 4ipal Stadium on Sept. 23. That cause the scorer did not give him 4iin't want Troy drivi carries 400 points for victory. If ut the parent club on the ‘heels ~ : se, Abernathie, p «3 0 0 0 1 6confirms what the United Press hi ball that { bled y driving on, as Hn 1a p P Wilson beat out the bunt for 'R. Wien ......0..° 1 we-1 o eo a COnHIMS : ) a hit on a ba at was fumbled revealed in an exclusive story yes- ‘Rathmann won that one he wou of the league-leading Yankees. | a hit and Freeman's throw | ye(als » 1 enn reported exclusively last Tuesday. by Eddie Robinson, failed to Beli erday by Jim Smith, Times sports overtake Ruttman, = 5 2 = | wound up far down the line in , Gearhart hit into double oly for Frid- 8 a. 8 : irom first to third on a single to, ‘writer. ————————— d an} y ‘ ey in 1 “VT DQ # at IT IS said Jones was plagued| go] territory. Vico scored the Wilson’ ‘singled for ‘Aberntahie in 9th. WALCOTT, 38, and Marciano. right by Luke Easter. The cab. "98 Jr” crashed with a sore arm at Cleveland and Louisvil 201 000 wo0— 3% 27 are expected to attract 65,000 §H The comeback of Bobby! , . 04 exes '%| tying run and Troupe raced BT NAroL 001 000 MZ2— 4 ’ through the outside guard rail Jost the zip on his fast one. He'll| RUNS Bate. IN—Wright, Umphlett fans and $800,000 .at the huge #8 “Feller and Mike Garcia also! s : .,... home all the way from first “7rou son i ap Ie ’ after a steering gear broke. | get plenty of opportunity Wwith| (ion he inning marker on | TAO: Ssh Toe Malmbers, Max. Stadium where Jack Dempsey was significant since neither > the Hoosiers to pitch his way 0 wild he ro i nw Wann. aphiett. and Gene Tunney drew 120,757 had been of much use Propping some 12 feet over the | ® ° pen back to the big show. tricved. b 2 ! rs Was re | DOUBLE PLAYS Abarnathis to Troupe and $1,895,733 in 1926. iately. Feller | outside embankment, the car | Thev depart tate today 107 | Tie Cooma Ee oftii Brey ir Ura arnrll, Naimertl At least that's what Promot- pitched six = hit ' crashed through a snow fence, | KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. 1% hey oo. nd final swing Ab > for BN y ts Maxnell. ON BALLS—Off Abermathie 8. °F® Norris of the. International ball to win his , struck a utility pole and crashed | (UP)-—Jack Burke Jr. hoped no h th etivnr Associa- has A h nox ng Bes re NRE i. " Boxing Club and Taylor of first game since upsidedown on a railroad track, dogs would come near Milburn Br ard then PRE oe TUR DY be iE JRUCR OUT--By Raumann 8. Aber-; pugdelphin said today. Tay Aug. 3. Garcia, | pinning Ruttman underneath. [Country Club during his 18-hole on’s 2 . ernathie|" WITS—orr Baumann 4 in dy innings. Jor added, “Of course the by- who had been - It was necessary to dismantle playoff with Cary Middlecoff tokeep going around the horn, held them the remainder of the Frorman 2 in 0 (pitched to : batters in products, theater-television and raed oat x ® parts of the car to extricate the|q Siihite ; . The Tribesters WINNING PITCHER—Abernathie (10-6). ’ ey et ed . out. six} ay. FH a 1 ourney in fr i gn te Syst: Tribe YIMECa pie HER—Freeman (3). | perhaps radio, will bring the straight times, @ driver, Semiconscious, Toy di-| Burke, of Houston, Tex. and LCR wind up the long journ urler to win 10 games. TINE? J total receipts close to a mil- turned in a rected crewmen ‘n {heir efforts tf Memphis, Tenn. ! 1 Sept. 2, after which ? (Serand Gam) L | Middlecoff, o emphis, enn., OCI, Louisville on Sept. =, 1 | # 2 =» LOUISVILLE “BAF lion.” steady eight-hit- [to get him-out. were all even with 276s at the CN PIT they'll come hime to close the | HERB SCORE opened ‘on the peterson. iss 2-4 4% 4 0 It was reported that the thea- ter for his 15th- # a a end of 72. holes yesterday in the PIP season against Charleston and. | nome rubber in the second game. 3 Wilh. it :...... 3-4 8: 4-4 840. 101evision guarantee is $175.- win. IC was his THE CAR RUTTMAN was ¢\0000 Kansas Clty Open ol + Columban go... 0 He couldn't control his pitches Dilietra. If. ...... 3-31-18 ; 000. There will be nd home tele- f : {driving was a snfhller duplicate of |’ > eo ly - . : ; : Umphiett. = et A. 0} . ; \ : A jrst “victory ; rn» Lid vielded six walks; four hits ivan. th © .'2.1%1 1 1% & “a'vision. ‘Evén the theater-TV will J ion Waleait- .since July 24. the car in” which he won this ournamegit. : jo 3 3 » » » » eR " 5 » PITCHER JONES, who is sup-|and six runs before Bill Tosheff ghapman 3b ........ 3 2 1.43 %pe blacked 6ut in Philadelphia ersey Joe Walcot The Indians year's “500”. The Cedar Rapids, THE GAL L ERY of "8000 which Pest Control posed to join the Redskins in time| relieved him in the third. The Herrin, » 4 8 0 21 0and in New England. Decision as 0 who open a series in Boston Tues- Tae, staged at a county fair, did’ sa the finish vesterday didn't EE TUL i null WU Go man (OL oh ole Br on iene to New Tork To, ee Tee Sora ae Burke or flay tat 0 on the road, spen AB"R'M OQ A plnere Aste oy the Yankees in a make or ANd wou OL nave a itt -|old saying about a dog beihg R. Wilson, 2 He 3 Ompany spring training period with them|latter worked the last two %, Wilson 2b ........ vy 383 Srna 2 : break series on Friday, cashed in Man's bid for the national ttle.) man's best friend is a lot of : - at Daytona Beach. He was sentafter Tosheff dropped out for a Rone. ef fro 26.0 WALCOTT, father of six chil- #& lon opportune hitting in both] Agajanian told The Times hooey Jogigne,s Larger! ; there by the parent club to let pinch hitter. ern ‘3 0 4 1 & 4dren, will receive 40 per cent of games. Harry Simpson's three-run, {hat when Troy learned it was In allery was hushed at — the warm Florida sun bake his But the Indians were helpless Fume. 3b -2 9 9 8 2.0the net proceeds. Blockbuster homer in the seventh was th | planned to take the Indianap- 8. salery was. -hushe y arm. at the hands of Herrin. Bobby Kinaman. ple | Marciano of Brockton, Mass, iow in the RL yas the key} olis victory car out of competi- the final green just as Burke \ In the coast circuit last season Wilson singled in the third aft- Tethers: » ® 4 a aa awil get 20 per cent. In case Pires & ae enlle Dares] tion for the balance of the sea- v4 stroking a 30-inch putt Soros on 16 and lost 13 for, er two down for the Tribe's Dickey '» th vy 8 Rocky wins the crowd, he must’ Binz wig oy RNS win-| sen as a sentimental gesture to | “hich would give him the title. : Sixth lace San Diego but was first hit. Their second safety Troupe +1 0 1 a a ogrant Jersey Joe a return title Gena Woodiin icked ; Ruttman, Troy called Agajani- | dust then a black and white so } fhe earned-run de-| was garnered In the sixth and Totals 2 a 3 fx bout Within 90 days, and each is, Booth mit he NC an to his hospital bedside for a | Pointer yelped. —N . third high in the ear | Stirnweiss walked for Tosheff in 5th. wil] receive 30 D time to get his 100th hit of the P d tt tt, took partment at 2.76. He worked 267, their third and last in the Troune sincled for Dickey in ith eve per cent for the year, singling home the winning “trategy” conference. Burke missed the putt, too and Service! innings. high for the league, Seventh. IChTANAPOLIS 33 3 4 g return. run for the Yankees in the nine “Let the car run, boss” Troy © bogey five, and Middlecoff, ; started 35 games and pitched 21] . : Marciano was favored at 2-1 In their 3 to 2 conquest of Boston. told Agajanian. “You can help finishing his round just a few Carburetor complete games. | today to register his 43d Also highlighted was the two-hit| Me by running the car for it| minutes later, carded a closing tak ; He was in 40 games and straight victory at Walcott's three-inning scoreless relief pitch-| might still help me win the title.! par-four that permitted him to akes of Cars! the number of innings he pitched expense. One bookie offered ing of young Tom Morgan. Get a good driver who doesn't’ match Burke's 72-hole total of 'une-U was high in the league by far. He even money that Rocky would In other American League have too many championship! 276, already on the boards. Pp hurled five shutouts. The big fel- register his 38th knockeut. games, the Browns topped the POINts. If he can win the races! The same dog provided another nlancing low racked up 246 strikeouts, also| Walcott will be making his Tigers. 4 to 2. then lost. 4 to 2 while I'm. out— and 1 know the moment of suspense in yesterum high or the circuit. But he also, second defense of the title he while the Senators defeated Phil- car is capable—he can keep the (day's final play. issued 175 walks. took from Ezzard Charles in adelphia, 7 to 2, then lost 11 to 7. other boys from winning enough —— —d—— Brakes s 4 | July, 1951, on a knockout. He 1 : Gi g 4 9 points to catch me.” Additional Sports d Pierce THE INDIANS closed out AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, Fowler 11/. Kucab 18 and Murray. Home| Kept the crown on a decision Rocky Marciano KARL DREWS pitched four- Agajanian said today he hadn't oNOrs their long home stand yesterday Miivaukee ~ssrseces 79 a 13 812 — Rup Wood (4th). Losing Pitcher— Zolgack | over Charles in their return | Walcott-Marciano brawl at Yan- hit ball for the Phillies to defeat yet picked the driver who wi On Page 14 by splitting a doubleheader with Bt. paul risen % 3 533 11 Ywashingion (d Game) 0 w—5 7 ,| bout at the Philadelphia sta- kee Stadium, where Norris be-|the Dodgers, 2 to 1, for the third Face the car at the next National : ANA the fourth-place Louisville gos Louisville &7-ouuy £3 8 gos 3% ELA hei (300 100 47x Ja 1 dium on June 3. lieved it would draw ‘at least time this year | onels. The Tribesters won € INDIANAPOLIS ..... 59 68 465 20 | core 3 and Bradshaw. 8 : Rocky earned the shot at Walcott a million at the gate alone.” But!and cut thei | Columbus .......... 5T 13 M38 23'a;, : cheih, Newsom J 2 § a a n § gate on u eir i " ! Brake (o first game, 4 to 3, by rallying for cp iTaton 41 87 330 382 2g. Agover db, FIR Ana Asipaihd by belting out Harry (Kid) Mat- Walcott's manager, Felix Boc-lead to 71; Miles Per Do ar! u bo three runs after one out in the New york YHERICAN SEAGUE S90. ler 18.185, Losing Piicher—Moreno 8-7).ithews in the second round at chicchio, refused to permit the/Rames over the ! ’ o ninth. Cleveland 05.000 49 578 1'a Chicago “100 010 000— 2 6 1 Yankee Stadium, July 28. He will champ to fight in New York Giants, who split . . aitm—— oR Ys 31 545 52 Cleveland 001 010 40x 6 7 0! crnle 2 RK ‘ds : i ith the B 4 | ston 56 521 : Kretlow. Dobson (7; and Lollar. John- Scale about 187 pounds, probably state. Bocchicchio apparently can-|With the Braves. Ehifade Ris’ 38 308 a a son AS Tier gan and ewan, Howe 10 less than Jersey Joe. not get a manager's license in Boston took the [ mi es er ; e: Breanne -- iB AR Br 34 Game) | Officials of the International the state because of his criminal OP®ner, 7 to 3 as “ NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago Y 000 010 = Boxing Club wanted to stage the record. iGiant Manager rooklyn ..... 13 3 664 - . 000-1 8 0 IT Durocher Re, Bn hide ey 8 Rubi nm 80 Piiocier | CAPITOL CITY TI 8 ie . 67 9 578 9 18 (51, nnedy oris ) i Pani ini 8A aM Le et TO Ti T 7 nay Jo he ve | . Chicago ren 57 58 4068 18'2 . 4 itcher tobbs (7-9), |tre 18C om BOSON ......¢c000vss 49 64 434 25'; (ist Game) g : ta Cincinnati ~.....00 49 67 42 3 8 Louis .... . 000 110 030 4 11 © imes ennis ourney slugging Umpire | ill : y 2 3 D troit .s ‘ | firet Pittsburgh .......... 35 8¢ 294 4 ey Hatiist i To al3 000-~ 2 18 > ie Donatelli. Durocher | Wi Equip GAMES TODAY houser 8 8 And Batts. Home whuns - dave Koslo, { Y . § AMERICAN ASSOCIATION nu o Delsing and’ Wertz, Winning| 2 4 time tl i of you wand Night Games) |Pitcher—Bearden (7-2), ‘Moves nto od Round | eid rating the arrival of a son, Ww de 34. lace Ay Aine (2d Game) pitched six-hit ball to win the our ar it (Only games scheduled). Bt Louis : » 001 000-- 2 9 1 wecond game, 4 to 2. Rookie Stu| . G ‘iors O00 300 0iX— 4% 6 32 . The Grimes p saihura 8 Ww. de ow prices Nik York at Boston E ot Palge ih ad 300 0ix— 48 2. THE: SECOND round of Thejt mes, Jan over JDaivaca Smith by de-|nfijor of the Cardinals almost be-| y. Only same scheduled {8-10» and Ginsherz. Home Runs ry Times-C ity Park Tennis Tourna- ¢ 6-0 fi-4 tt first I ] i histo NATIONAL LEAGUE and Souchock. Losing Pitcher — Stuart : Phyllix Benefiel defeated . Janie Bas-iC2Me the Jrsi .nurier in history 0 Pittsburgh at ae : (3-3) ment is scheduled this afternoon ett, 6-3, 2-6, 6-2, Vera Woif de feared to break into the majors with two! les to your Only game scheduled). New York . 002 000 001 — 3 3 1after a highly successful debut 1 vals Grimes 6g. 8.1. Dot Maver. de irht shu touts, th { at, GAMES TOMORROW Boston. omen «1, LL 000-3 9 1D Eo. fydis Cnmes, Sw, 71 Dui Mair de siraig itouts, settling for a : i , Gor ) : > 1 § ) . ( cClee Ya rig =9 oR ’ 5 w I — A ERICAN. ASSOCIA ION GTIPAL, Gorman (1, and ‘Bera: Parnell y jay. : ; oo Clingman defeated Notma® Toerdon, 8.9.2 10 1 victofy over the Reds, who Expert wheel alignment, with (All Night Games) man (4-1 Matches were played at Brook- g.; "i," pedquska defeated Roberta Rich scored an unearned tally in the liab! : n" . AN ARO at. Pau ; NATIONAL LEAGUE side, Fall -Creek, Garfield and ardson, 6-3, 2-6. 6-1 nirith. prompt, reliable service on a Charleston at Kansas City. i (154 Game) Riverside Parks where the open- AT FALL CREEK PARK is a makes of cars. See us today for Louisville at Minnea polis. Pittsburgh . 000 100 010— 2 9 1 , 0 Men's Kingles : AMERICAN LEAGUE Sn I 3 7 ing yesterday attracted 200 of pajph Burns defeated Gil Lehman. 6-0 DUROCHER turned on Dona- ble-f il Cleveland at Boston. Waugh, Wilks' £1) the best players. Hundreds of 6-2 Frank Dale defeated Floyd Chaffee, ? ' 1 safe, trouble-free miles. St. Louis at Washington (night). aug a £1) and Garsgiola; Rush : 10-8, 4-6. 6-1, Ernest Williams defeated telli in an argument over whether ERY CO. Be al A Lon, a, (12-11) and Atwell. Home Run--Sauer. spectators saw the matches, be- Michael Risk. 6-1, 6 Ryn oe d ; > Chica ew York (night). Losing Pitcher—Waugh (1]), ; ; chael Risk, 6-1, 6-4, John Rumpell de- 5 geuffed hall should be! kept in icago at N or dmitted f t th { . 8 8 . g USETTS AVE. NATIONAL LEAGUE (2d Game) ing admitte ree to the parks feated Riley Hancock, 6-1, 8-6. Steve Di play in the ninth of the opener ; New York at Chi . 2 00 - to see. men, women a 8 in Voe defeated Carl York, 6-2, 6-1. Mur. Did] : . \ ) — £ el ue Brooklyn at OAs, (night). Ficisbuten : 3: oz 00-8 2 ip n and girls in ray Dulberger defeated Dona! d Hack, 6-0. Sid Gordon hit a three-run homer . ] 3 De grt Wa | Friend (5-16) and Piugerald; Kelly, = yo 40p ; 'h Wel ha wart w ro} . vv ao. and Johnny ‘Logan got a bases AN Co. . RESULTS YESTERDAY = [ltontrd 9). 43d. Com,” Home. Runs! Matches were scheduled today Joho Eanl won over H. Zeigler by de. OPV fo M00 8 8 op ‘ . ER.CAN ASODI TION Kiner and Walls (2d). Losing Pitcher— in all divisions except the boys’ [il M*P} Richardson defeated Paul empl ' : ‘raves LINE 5 ER Can) , Kelly (3-8). ot Danat and men’s doubles. feated Ernest Quackenbush, 6-0. ¢ riumph Rookie Jim Rhodes n JPPLIES ’, Kyuss cnr Memes 0 0, Od Braid fai 7 10 1, The playoff to determine the %"o Wiliams “won over John ‘DeVoe homered for New York. In the * schalioet a4 ore Wail'snd Unser Ne ae 9-101 000 001 200— 3 9 3 city: parks champion will con- Devoe, 6-0, 0-8, 6-4. Murrav Dulnerger S€CONd game the Giants scored ame) i taps A ra 1 ve BR ar . . 4 ay . Kansan, OIF. 0. Fos 0D 000 1 § 3, Sirkont.t 101 and Cooper: Hearn, Ken- tinue daily through Sunday. defeated john Earl, 6-0. 61 Harold three unearned runs in the second ® FORD * CHEVROLET Re idi St. . Milwaukee 130 001 10x— 6 10 0 4g d Howenstine defeated Ralph Richarf and .that was all the help Koslo eridian . eo. "Jones (2) and Partee; Thiel (3) and Westrum. Home Runs--Rhodes, Supervising the matches at the 4.4, 6.4 Earl .Otey defeated Steve Fe. © O° F ) . and Williams. Ggréon. Logan. Losing Piicher—Hearn narkg are: Jack Rice, Brookside: duska, 6-4, 6-4. needed, * PLYMOUTH ., Crarisston .., AN GUNG) de® 3 pi2d kame, called 31 Innings, darkniss) Dick Lacy, Fall Creek: George! nonnie wert "hh, nkiey Solly Hemus, committing two . Columbus o and Kerns. Melliers and Rand. New York er 003 100 hy - 4 3 3 Stellios, Garfield, and Harry Cas- 8-1. 7-5. Jim Beatty defeated Eddie eITOIS on one play, was the cul- Includes Installation at % (4 Game) oe SO, Ti, and "Burts Xosio key, Riverside, The City Parks Pa'% Al. 6.1 Bill Pankent sted rit. who wrecked Kid, Miller's Chat — (B-6) a y . 8 teher— . } - 4 bh well, 6-0, 6-1. Steve DeVors ' i h crarteston 4.2 "% 000 0-0 4 J (38) aid Yvare. Losing Piicher—Soann 5 op tl BS Department Is COR Pode, 60, 6.1, Steve Do hutout, but Hemus countered for S PONTIACS-$16 95 Beers and Hemsles: Alen And Saini. © ENisdelohia ........ 00 02 00— 2 § 4 cooperating With The Times in Laser deeated icine “Roser, 0.1.42 the lapse earlier by blasting in BUICKS-OLDS-ov a i Sd 2037000 03x— 8.12 0 Drews (11:11 ‘and Lepata: Erskine. Staging the annual tournament. = Dick Welded detente Pri Nooweer, DOth Cardinal runs with triples, Pox, Harshman hy and Katt, Mossor Back | A) and Fampgntiia Losing Pitcher Trophies will be awarded bv : 0. 6-1. Doug Rab) we Epperly 9 an TAK} { : 8 be 3ryant hy default dager Re cated . AMERICAN acur Ciacinnati ano 000 nn} 1 7 9The Times to first and secor d Karl Hertz, 6-4. 6-3 Georg’ OF e— oo” ’ St Lou 000 000 010 1 2 11 BL ¢ ng par a arcialed : ig Washington et Gam 001 000. 7 3 3 I: Podble! "pn OA erin, place winners in each division, far 3 Ae 5 SCHIFF 5 Philadelphia y . 010 000 00) — 32 1 fller + and Rice. Losir Here are vest , + Doug Robinson defeated Dick Weisfeld A in Zolda Hiller (8-7) > ye erday’'s first- $00 h defeated ROKST Borierfeld (10:11) and Klutz: Zoldak id round results: hall 0 wT "sieve Fils “ueientea | Shoes for the Entire Family | AT BROOKSIDE PARK Bon Brafford, diuririo rank at a Terrifie Savings! CK ABSORBERS ! th en's ngles . . nin, ER ER apts James Froelich defeated Jack Wilson, i ® 140 E. Wash. Mangold," 8.0. 6-1; Jim |, Alexander won| op: q0-d. Richmond Dastian defeated Cat ® 346 W, Wash. y over Tom Robinson by default; Bill Boyer: phadboit 8-1, 8-3, Bud Leonard defeated ¢ Dick O'Mara, 6-0, 10-8 Marion I defeated R. A. White, 8-0, 6-0. Gus Grenz 8. ye ETA ® 1063 Virginia won over Boh Boling by default; Bill feated Eugene Smalley, 4.1, 8-4. Lec lores Dankert defeated A.W. Phegley. Ue, &2. 508 over Erhesh Henninger by default. ® 259 E Wash. . Jatobs defeated Bernard Lang- Rounte, Museall defeated Frank Rerberts PRICES td Ball i | gefented I A ea oC | START . 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