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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Ellenberger Girls Take 11 Firsts In Times Meet

By JACK WELSH

ELLENBERGER'S young girl swimmers won the hearts

of the gallery and admiration

of their teammates last night in The Times Junior Olympics at Garfield Park pool.

The trim young ladies from

the East Side of

Ellenberger Park in winning form by taking 11 vital first places out of a possible 13 events, ELLENBERGER'S victory was realized on 1952 points, Broa qd Ripple, a steadily - improving

dack Welsh

aggregatoin, advanced to the run-

nerup spot with 15115 points. Garfield Park, the host, was third on 134 points, The remainder of the scoring included Douglas Park 76, Willard Park 30, and Rhodius Park 11. Last night's water carnival was the sixth in the Junior Olymples’ parade of future champions. And it was the last chance for the youngsters to sharpen their competitive prowess before the city championships Wednesday at Broad Ripple pool A new high was established in heat races with 117 being run off in less ‘than three hours. Ap proximately 315 swimmers from Marion County were on the start ing line in a thrilling program of amashing victories and unexpect ed upsets, ” » ~ ” MARY SUE DEERY was the girl of the hour for Ellenberger Park as she remained undefeated in 50-meter freestyle competition. Mary Sue also fashioned a triple with victories in the 050-meter breaststroke and backstroke. A comparative newcomer who startled foe and officials alike with a triple victory was Ellenberger's Gloria Lazio. Gloria's ‘time were freestyle 141.8; breaststroke 1:28; backstroke 52.5. Margaret Lawrie, the pride of Garfield Park, produced a double by winning the Class B freestyle 50-meters and diving. Margaret i= a previous winner on the high hoards but. last night she was pressed by Vick! Clark of Gar field Miss Lawrie totaled 74.40 while Vicki, last week's winner, had 74 points. * » o ” IN THE GIRLS’ Class A, Barbara Lambert scored a double tri- | umph by winning the breaststroke | in :50.0 and backstroke in the identical time. Gail Moll and Portia Han- | cock, both of the Indianapolis | Athletic Club, had their personal duel in the Class A 12-year-old and under class, Gall won the freestyle and backstroke from Portia. But Miss Han- | cock came through in the | breastroke by 1-10th of a second. Ann Morrison again dominated the Class A 14-year-olds and under, taking the freestyle and breaststroke. Mary Ann Mar-! chino stopped a triple win by edging out Ann in the backstroke. n » n PAT MOLL of Indianapolis Athletic Club scored two victories —-the freestyle .and the breaststroke, winning in respective times of :32.1 and :41.9. Probably the biggest upset of the Junior Olympics thus far was the defeat of Tom Cone in

first place in the beer

Indianapolis kept

proved he was boss of the 14|year olds last night by winning Summary

The Times

1124p

Cleveland Closes In On Yanks

By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Sports Writer

Unless the Yankees regain ‘that old “clutch touch” today, they could be out of first place by nightfall for the first

time since June 14. And Manager Casey Stengel, resting his aces, Allle Reynolds and Vic Raschi for the big twogame show-down series with, Cleveland beginning tomorrow, entrusted the fortunes of the world champions to Rookie Tom! Gorman in their finale with the White Sox. Johnny Sain, effective through most of the season, faded fast in recent outings and lost his third straight game yesterday, 12 to 3, following similar mistreatment of Johnny Schmitz in the opener against the pesky White Sox.

| CLEVELAND, WHICH goes, {hot and cold like faulty bathroom plumbing, scalded the Red Sox yesterday with an 18-hit, 18 to 8 victory that featured a 10-run fourth inning rally. That victory, in which the Indians scored their most runs for any game this year, | ¢ § y put them within a game of the ) / 4 ; : ; top, closer to the Yankees than ¥ {they have been at any time since|

: 4 pr {June 14. Cleveland could take hS : L J os, i lover first by one percentage point| ._# 3 TW 48 4 [today it it wins and New York] ¥ ¢ ; (Rk loses. 1 > i . it Chicago put over a six-run rally x. A” A : E 3 in the fourth to kayo Sain. The

White Sox made 14 hits off five, {Yankee pitchers, Sam Mele get-| ting a homer. Gene Woodling| homered for the Yankees as Saul Rogovin pitched five-hit ball for [his 11th victory and his second against New York. | Luke Easter, making two hits lin the big inning at Boston, climaxed it with a grand slam CHECKING UP—Janet Bradford, Barbara Lambert and Linda Danke (left to right) check on |homer. Larry Doby.and Ray the time in one of the events at last night's Junior Olympics. With the watch is H. G. Lambert. |Boone also homered for the : Indians, who got all their runs in flashed | |:37 11: & AAO owden: Broad Rioole:lclusters, four in the fifth and four | 200-meter | ( 378) in the seventh. Bob Lemon

50-Meter Breaststroke -1, David Lawson |Broad Ripple, (39.51; 2. Fred Grimm, breezed to his 15th victory, al-|

the 50-meter Class B freestyle Douglas Park again division. winning form in the Cone, winner of four straight relay, being clocked in 2:01.

since July 15. met | ‘ate y % Broad Ripple. (:45.7 3. J M s y, his W rloo at; Class A division saw triple Broad Ripple 3 dnd m Myers. 'El- ‘though he gave up 15 hits. the hands of Broad Ripple's Tom winners In Alble Burke, Jr, injlas, (546). 5 Bruce Bchaegel. Broad, In® the National league, the| Kurtz ¢ the’ 1(:year-old and under class; Ripple. (347); 6, Butch Hunter, Garfield, | (Dodgers again moved seven full] Kurtz was clocked 30.0 while R 2-year-c 50-Meter Backstroke 1. Chatles Schmidt, K hile .John . Rocap, 12-year-old-- and _50:\ Hippie. 1 404 3. David Lawson (games in front of the Giarits by)

Cone hit the wire 5 seconds be- under; hind the winner. ” o ”

Dick Wertz, 16-year-oltd!Broad “Ripple, (47 51: 3, Forrest Jones. topping the Reds, 6 to 3, on eight1T.venp. Douglas, 148.7): 4. Don Phillips. Broad, oPPIPg tne 0 g an under, and Bill Kerr, 17-year- gidie™ 49"): s, Ronald Marcum. Eien: hit pitching by Billy Loes. Roy old and over.

All four swimmers berger. (:51.5); 8. Butch Hunter, Garfield. Campanella hit his 17th homer | CONE GAINED partial revenge are from the Indianapolis Ath-| =

8). ‘and Gil Hodges his 27th. Ken in the breaststroke, nipping Kurtz letic Club. by 9-10 of a second when he fin-

14-Year-Olds and Under: 50-Neter Freestyle —1, Tom Kurtz, Broad Ripple. 1:30.0); 2. Tom Cone, Ellenberger, |

. I . : Dn oun Jett Broad Ripple, (:32.4); ished in 38.0. Kurtz, however, Junior O ympics TR RL LL Ca &!

Charles Whelplay, Ellenberger, (:32.7). 50-Mater Breaststroke ~1, Tom Cone. Fl-| lenberger, (:38.0); 2. Tom Kurtz, Broad|

| Ripple, : i 9): 3, Jerry Jett, Broad Rip-|

the backstroke in :39.2. CLASS B BOYS

; 8-Year-Olds and Under ple. (39.8): 4 John Keating, Garfield. Jack Payne of Willard Park 50-Meter Prpat ye 1. Stephen Huntley, ( 42: 5); 5. David Dickinson, Garfield, 2. Mac White, Riviera. (44.2); 6. Tom Miller, Ellenberger, ( 44.4).

y 2 01) (49.1), proved he Is still the man to |Flanneresr. (00 1: & ar ACT (1:01 41: 50-Meter Backstroke — 1, Tom Kurtz, |

reckon with in the Class B 16- |4 Stephen Farrar, Ellenberger, (1:12.6); 5, Blond Ripple, (:39.2); 2, Charles Whelplay,

|Jonn Earp, IAC. (1:137.8) lenberger. (130.6); 3, Jerry Jett, Broad year-olds and under class Jack °° : I Yar Oils sad Under: Rivple. .1°30.7), 4. Max Gray, Broad fo % y « 50-Meter Preestyle-1, Larry Jones e enberger, | & wan hia 21th Shruight In 20.9. icles, (38.7) i Geet! Hut. Douglas. | | {140.3}; 6, Richard Hedrick, FEllenberger, | | 6 SO 11] - 10.0 3. Jerry ller onglas, 41.1) v a “ reaststroke hon A Mir Thos aims etre! 16-Year-Olds and Under: § ors in 42.1. Grimm, Broad Ripple, (:39.0): 6. Jerry] la wi hie 4g! Jack Favne. Wil- : { Jones, Douglas, 49 5 al } ayha enberger, Vv Bnet Jarrett of Douglas Park “50 Meter Breaststroke iM Ser, Miller: 2h Luk Ri Sh 3 acfeld Corfe, la Non e ces e Douglas, (:565) 2. Ceci funt Jougias, ie d (:32.4); 5. or- PO ! Peasy in_the 17-year. n 03.0): 3. Larry Jones, Douglas. (1:07.3). Man Beincke, Garfield, (:34.81: 6, Melvin Al Lopez , Casey Stengel olds and over but Ed Dwyer of so-Meter Backstroke—-1, Larry Jones. TION, (35D) ‘ y ape Douziag 84 David Marcum, Elleh- "we eter Breaststroke—1, Jack Payne, Q or & Broad Ripple came back to score [isla (581 By Willard. (4210.2. Norman Betmeke Soe. Raffensberger, the loser, and Cal a double. Dwyer won the breast- 12-Year-Olds and Under: eld. 43.8) Abrams, homered for Cincy. The

. T, ' 50-Meter Backstroke—1, Dale WM : A0-Meter Freestyle 1. Tom Phillips, ' ale fayhall, ‘ and backstroke in Broad Ripple, (35): 2; Charles Schmidt. Ellenberger. 1136.3); 2. Ronald Abel. Gar. (Giants were rained out at Chicago

stroke In :36.5 Rroad Ripple, 1353): 3, Jack Bmall. Rho- d, (41.1); 3, Jack Payne, Willard, | 34.3, dive (380 4 Butch’ Hunter, Garfield, | (408. and the Phils kept pace by deLoin . . nt on Mets ~Year-Otds and Over. ; feating the Pirates, 3 to 1. At St. rnest t : 1 Douglas, Le 24a Gauser. Ellen: |Louis, in a game limited to T's I's 20.4): J dwyer, Broad i ple. B81 4 TRI (Below. Fllennerger, innings by rain, 51% Cards (120.7): oods. Doug! 1°30.5): whi res, § 3. 8. Raymond Willi oo Daoiiise, 4 5; whipped the Braves, 9 to ; | po Mele (Sreastsirake 1. Bd Dwyer, In the only other: American pple, ': 3. Carl Gauser, El- > vs > 4 , | lenberger, (:38.77: 3, Ernest Barrett Doug.| 1-€ague game, the Athletics I Sh 9.3): 4. Bob Ettinger, Fllenberger, | topped the Tigers, 4 to 3, with Php i (Backstroke — 1. Ed Dwyer, | a three-run rally in the eighth. pple, (1243): 2. Carl Gauser. El-| The Browns and Senators were rained out in Washington.

{ lenberger (35.7); 3. Bill Below, EllenConnie Ryan was the whole|

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

NATIONAL LEAGUE

> . (2:01); Ellent 2 Won Lost Pet GB Boston at Chicago 'nherger, (2:03); 3, Broad , Milwaukee 82 dR 631 Brooklyn at Pittsburgh (night) | Ripple A a4 Aa 4. Garleld A, (2:17 show for the Phillies at bat as Kansas City - 80 51 © 611 21a Philadelphia at Cincinnati (night), 2:00 0d Riople B, (247.0); 6 wiliard. ‘Russ Meyer gained his 10th vie-| fb veo 09 80 7 1372| - New York at St. Louls (night) "T150 Meter Medley Relay—1, Ellent {tory with a nine-hitter over the oulsville 6 50 6's 1 ’ - 3 ful, enberger | € Min: s 5 8! <r! QTR A. (1:46.7): 2, Broad Rippl | INDIANAPOLIS $8 NN RESULTS YESTERDAY | Eilenberger B. 1:01.01: 4° Willard Pars, Eirates. Columbus g 8 BH 8 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ,[12:089). 5. Rroad Ripple B, (2:10.1) The Cards, by winning, moved | Charleston 42 8 23 4 Charleston 010 200 100-4 9 2 t : . AMERICAN LEAGUE Kansas City 200 105 01x— 9 12 3 * CLASE 3 Boys within 1'5 games of second place. = Yuk Won Lost Pet GB Powell. Zelser (6) and Kerns: Erautt! go aerer Pear oi A lie. rivi. Rookie Harvey Haddix, still on New Yor <1 50 ) and Owen . ! ivi- ; '- > Cleveland 0.68 50 876 1 Columbus 000 000 101-2 7 0 71%, f Monn gainmy O'Neal. IAC.\terminal leave from the Army, Boston vee.. 62 83 '839 8'; Milwaukee 210 500 00x— 8 14 1 RE JA 11378 : EL ee st. Louis| iashinston varan 62 3 3 2 Lewandowski Allen 1d). Eyrich (5) and gq. Mater 9-year Ol 3 Ang tinder e Jr made his first start for St. Louis cago cen 62 5 M7 Sarni: Blake and Williams wd * Burke Jr. |, ri i - Philadelphia. 60 38 517. 8 [Louisville 000 000 001— 1 7 1 TAG | A Ns! Rrassteirek a winner with a five-hitter. gt, Lous 30 70.417 20 Minneapolis 000 001 001— 2 & 2 or Se (itasiatroke—1, Alnie Burke a A detro { 28 30 Curtis. Freeman (9 nd Evans; HarshNATIONAL LEAGUE oR A Rae) 3 a Meier Backstroke—1, Alble Burke Jr. on Lost Pet ( ! Rrooklyn . 1% 38 A64 AMERICAN LEAGUE 12-Year-Olds and Under « Mrs. Waller Reeves New York 68 18 602 1 icieveland 0010) 040 400—18 18 4 (3 Meter IT Joli Becat (SUIS ree 80 43 38% Si3jBoston 210 040 001— 8 15 0 & orrison Adelphia ~s ! 53 543 3 1 Lemon 15-9) and Tipton; McDermott,

FORAY Simmons. Faas led Las 3 poe REE es fae fel SST Wt Wine Golf Tile nnati 3 60 420 2R Hrodowskl (6) and White, Niarhos 7. ogee ‘Breagtstroke—1. John Roca era;

dg 1 Pittsburgh 87 2R7 runs. Easter. Doby, Boone. Losing

V N #4'2 pitecher—McDermott (7-8) as T . voile Bre own Riy INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago . 108 201 020-12 14 0/4 3. Terry Fuller Riviera. (4481. A new women's golf champion] Won Lost Pct OB New York 110 000 001 — 3 8&8 1 4. Jim Morrison, IAC, (:50 7 Montreal .. 1 48 817 "Rogovin 11.0) and Lollar. Sain Schite!- AC. 4h Backstroke I. Jahn tt has been crowned at Meridian Syracuse | : 13 5 : , 0 Sain. 8 : i 1: 3, orris 3% : Rocnerter nnn 8 JL Stare 3, MeDonald (3: Ostrowski’ 4), [3G LST QE MOTFISOR, TAC. (4) Hills Country Club. She is Mrs. | Toronto * CAA 61 5 Miller (9) and Berra, Houk (7). Home runs -Y o . | B «re 65 43 488 4 Mele, Woodling. Losing pitcher--8ain| co vio J-Xear-Olds and Under _ - = Walter Reeves, ‘who yesterday de-| rere ? 7 oe 4] : 3 St #4 4 ln Detroit 001 000 020 3 Jo 1/Riviera. 1209): 2. Jack Patterson, vaca, feated Mrs. W. C. Whipple, 3 and O1 na at 3%.2 Philad 00 000 03 5 ‘ bi J arter akeman. IAC. (310i: n Ottawa 3 TT 41 2503 lladelonia, 100 000 03x-. 4 18 0 &. Jesse Haynes YMCA. 1314). 8, David 2 to wind up the ‘three- day | eee Scheib, Hooper (9) and Astroth, Murray Snackleford, YMCA, (3141. 6 James women's tourney. GAMES TOD. AY 9). Home, run--Dropo Winning pitcher— Ray, YMCA, (35.2) ! AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Scheib (8-4). Losing pitcher—Wight 87). 80-Meler Breaststroke —1 ack Patter-| The consolation prize went to o a 3 1 WwW ( tne ( | p 4 dwight INDIANAPOLIS at Nin nenpolis rat Loufk,. at Washington: postroned. giliory VC 3g0i0 Patterson siven first Medalist Barbara Bremmerman.| Loutsville at St. Paul RATIONAL LEAGUE blade on Judges decision; 3. Carter Blake- 1 ow gross honors were captured | Charleston at Milwaukes (2) Phitadeinhie LEAGUE 3 8 3 eod:Meter Backstroke 1. Jack Patterson. by Mrs, Walter Brandt with an| bo pbissache TC AN " ' ) . 1:38.68); 3 Arter a n, oy 3 | ct AMERIC AN LEAGUE Pittsbureh i Ta §00 hoo I a $139.7). : 89 while low net honors went to! 0 w ¢ LU A ui R-Y 3 ¢ ‘leveland ae [and Garaglola. Home run-—-Ryan 30. Meter YO24-Olds and Under =, [Mrs, Ben Sheets with a 94-2074. Sond a Was Mogton (2. night) Brooklyn 012 300 000 6 13 0 3 eter Freestyle 1, Dick Wertz, IA( 3 . . {Onis games scheduled.) Cincinnati 101 000 001— 3 8 1 / ) ' : Other winners were: First) NATIONAL LEAGUE | Loes (12.6) ‘and Campanella; Raffens- |; 50-Nelet, Breaststroke—1. Dick Wertz. gione Mpg John Harrington, runBrooklvnh at Pittsburgh berger, Podblelan (4), 8mith (8 ahd Semi- 0. Mator Back troke—1. Dick W " : . New York at Chicago (2) nick. Home _runs — Campanella, Hodges. 3 Fe Bacrsirokes ick Wertz. IAC, nerup Mrs. Art Queisser, consolaBoston at 8 Louis int ho § ATA or Ransosiyer. Losing pitcher s0-Me 13-Year-Olds and Over ttion Mrs. R. J. Mack; second] c Only games sc 1 ¥ Se . eter Freestyle-1, 1 Kerr. 1AC, { y | —- (Called; 7's Innings: rain) v 3 vy - a Boston i B00 pes 3 3 q (20 i Sd ao flight, Mrs. O. W. Bogda, runner GAMES TOMORROW St. Louis 160 030 ox— 9 10 Ol 30-Meter Breasistroke—1, Bill Kerr. IAC. \yp Mrs. Don Ellis, consolation AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Burdette, Jones (2). Johnson (5) and : akals \ . . id. : : (All Night Games) Burris; Haddix (1-0) and D. Rice. Home 30 Meter Backstroke—1, Bill Kerr, IAC, Mrs. John David; third flight,

INDIANAPOLIS at Minneapolis runs —Torgeson, Sisler. Losing pitcher—

EDLEY RELAY—150 METER Mrs. E. W. Dyar, runnerup Mrs.

Louisville at St Paul Burdette (8-7) ) Charleston at Milwaukee New York ai Chicaso: postponed. rain. | 1 sof) or “Eilenbereer Bo aan P's |R. W. Mossman, consolation Mrs, Columbus av Kansas City, . Willard, (2:06.9); 5 Broad Ripple B, Robert Blessing; fourth flight,

} INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (2:10.00 Cleveland at New York | Syracuse 7. Buffalo 1 | i

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jdians cross the river.

Actually, it couldn't be called RANA 0 A . la move since the Indians have Malmbete. 3 ......- 4 2 2 3 1 'been staying at a Minneapolis Pope, of . «5 1 1 2 0 ¢ 'hotel after being edged out at St. min, 213% 48 Paul by a convention. javmer, 3» ....0o.- f 1. 1 3 1 3 » = ” Kinaman, o . +1 60 6 3 @ 6 TEN OF THE hits last night Jiouve, o 3.0 23 8.8 came in the last three innings Totais PARED and were good for nine runs, ST. PAUL | Snuffy Stirnweiss was one of the Cinsini. % AR B y 9 A ® 'big guns for the Indians, clouting Amores, If 1. i... ed a BL a | two homers and a triple. Dave Smell, of § 201 1} Pope got his 10th homer to add Farman, rt «311311 to the barrage. BIG BAT—Snuffy Stirnweiss Ozark, ib YT 1.0 2 8 9 It was the introduction to the was a big man with the bat last Rasiack. 3 831 3° American Association for Sad night for the Indians. His eve- Raidwin. « .. lta 1} Sam Jones, recently sent down . . Lehman, p $ 0 1 1 4 from Cleveland. But with that 9 included two homers. Terviisee : nt 1031 hitting, the’ night was anything outs but began to slump in the OU'e™ » «oooeeoeee 8 109 0 - but sad for Sam. eighth. The Tribe gathered 12 hits Totals 3 6 6 27 14

six walks and struck out six.| [Three of the hits didn't get out; ahead, 5 to 3. Pope got his in {of the infield. Having had little, the ninth as the Indians got

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Sad Sam's No Longer Sad As Tribe Collects 16 Hits

was struck on the knee by a foul tip from the bat of Ozark. Bob Wilson, recovered from a jammed finger, returned to the lineup and : hit his 11th homer of the season in the ninth. The victory made a record ot 11 each for the Tribe and Saints this season.

Tribe Box Score

Times Special 8T. PAUL, Minn, Oct. 21— The Saint Paul Saints are not sorry to see the Indianapolis In-

The Hoosier tribe, in its final appearance here last night, rapped out a total of 16 hits to stump the Saints, 11 to 6, before mébéving on to Minneapolis for tonight's tilt,

The Saints managed to get six oft him ‘in all. SYhitman Srriniel out for Besiaeck "

runs but Sam, the tall right hand- Stirnweiss got his er, allowed only six hits, issued homer with two on in the seventh as the Indians forged

s Terwilliger popped out for Negray in

second | eighth INDIANAPOLIS ... 101 000 32411 St. Paul 160 101 102— ( RUNS BATTED IN—Pape 3. Stirnwelss 4,

Leaman, Whitman, Smith, Vico 3, Wilson ' TWO-BASE HITS—Maimberg, Cassini 2

Troupe, Baumer. ization this season, Sam was| The Saints tallied once in the ,onOME RUNS—Stirnweiss 2, Pope, slightly wild, throwing two wild! first with Jack Cassini getting STOLEN BASE—Smith. IPF TON BARE Indian to Viens Xa - a batsman and had a wild pitch p, : rindiananels & THE SAINTS went to the hill herore settling down. Bert Haas with one of the Brooklyn organ- hE : : OUT—By Jones 6, (ghman 8 ization’s bright young men, Lefty pap Ozark. who was resting O'Nits on Lehman 12 In 115 tnni Ken Lehman. He was recently dis- after being hit on the arm Tues- Nesray 0 in 23 inning: Otten mn use; tion with’ Hollywood in the Pa- 2 8 2 (Haas) BY HIICHID SAL ~ 87 Jom ED BALL—Troupe. Lehman managed eight strike- went out in the fourth when he YMAIRES Landes, Stewart and Mullen Righthander Ed Frautt, top die Blake, took revenge on his For 16th St Track hurler in the American Associa- old teammates as the league- . tion, rolled to his 18th victory of leading Milwaukee Brewers, The ladies can see the stock sas City Blues topped Charles- scattered seven hits to the Birds West 16th Street Mid get Speed ton, 9-4. and chalked up his 14th win of way and it won't cost them 3

work with the Cleveland organ- four runs off Don Otten. THREE-BASE HITS—Smith, Jtirnwelsn pitches and Miting 2 batter. the only hit, a double. Jones hit DOUBLE PLAY stirmmelss to Vi BASE ON BALLS—Off Jones 6, Lehmas was hit on the hand and in went Otten 2. charged from service. He saw ac- gay hy Bob Chakales. {inn cific Coast I.eague in 1950. TRIBE Catcher Dick Kinaman| Re PITCHER—Jones, Blues Top Charleston ‘Ladies Night Set the year last night as the Kan-|topped the Red Birds, 8-2. Blake car races tomorrow night at th The former Cincinnati Red gave the year against. eight losses.

lup 10 hits but only one Senator, Minneapolis and Louisville were pepuy. run was earned. Poor defensive/back in a tie for fourth place in| i 8 another play held the Blues in a 3-3 tie|the loop after the Millers pushed, Ladies Night

and girls accompanied by one paid adult admission will be admitted free of charge. The rege ular 9-event program will be pre- % sented with time trials slated for

until the sixth inning, when theylacross a run in the final inning found the mark on starter Bill{to win the contest, 2-1. Jack Powell and drove him to the Harshman, and infielder turned showers with a five run outburst. pitcher, was credited with the Former Columbus pitcher Ed-'win.

So Near, So Far

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21 (UP), — The last-place | Jim Warriner 7 ong heats at Tigers would be in first place today if they had won all | ail din TE HE the games they lost by one run this season. lto perform for ‘the ladies and Last night's 4-3 loss to the A’s marked the 31st game (prove his Sunday night victory | Detroit lost by one run this season and the 10th such game they dropped that way to the A's.

lover the leader Bud Moneymaker {wasn’t a fluke. Jimmy thinks he {would have won even if Bud's car had kept running. | Other favorites who'll compete Dodgers Cadll Up Amoros in the fender busting tomorrow night include Herschel White, By United Press lers sent down left-handed Pitcher Dick Passwater, Jim Ervin, CINCINNATI, Aug. 21 — The (Chris Van Cuyk. Van Cuyk, who Frank Roessler and Frank Mike. Brooklyn Dodgers today brought | has been a big disappointment, up a rookie Cuban Negro out- las only a 5-6 won and lost record \aotder. Edmundo a de-|and has been particularly ineffec- Amateur Baseball 'scribed by their scouting experts tive of late. Indianapolis Cardinals desire Sunda as “another Willie. Mays,” to aid] Amoros, who is only 5 feet, 7 games. Call Frank Carr, IM-4068. them in their stretch drive for the inches tall, has extra base power

National League pennant. and hit 19 home runs, 10 triples i In exchange for the 19-year-old and 24 doubles for the St. Paul Additional Sports

left-handed hitting speedster { iclub this in his first seas ande ing speedster from|clu is year in his first season On Pages 28-29

their St. Paul farm club of the of professional baseball. He had {American Association, the Dodg-'a .340 average.

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