The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 18

YANKEES WIN-TIGERS LOSE Four Homers Walloped By Dodgers' Gil Hodges Sanity Code Is Flaunted HOMER BARRAGE HILL DUEL SIXTH PLAYER By Tarheels, NC State By Bombers Wins. To Gene Bearden. i fa, i Chapel Hill, N. Aug. 31 (AP) (Choo-Choo) Justice, ranked To Perform Feat i The University of North Carolina among college football powers for The sanity code requires, among other things, that athletes shall receive scholarships on the same Edges Houtteman By the last four years.

Under Coach Carl Snavely, it appeared twice In the Sugar Bowl and once in the basis as other students and that Four Round-Trippers Fatal To Lemon. and North Carolina State College are not complying fully with the "sanity code" of the NCAA. This was revealed today by officials of the Greater University of Margin Of 2-1. athletes who work shall receive pay In line with the work they do. Carmichael said that he had Bums "SlaughlerlH Cotton Bowl during that period.

The Tarheels' grid aspirations took them to New Yorkk last fall where they were licked, 42-6, by Notre Dame. North Carolina was the "home' team in the game Poor Braves, 19-3. TO North Carolina, which administers Indians Fight Hard notified Clarence P. Houston of Tufts College, chairman of the NCAA's Constitutional Compliance Bengals Now- Two Games both of the Southern Conference schools. which was played in the Yankee W.

D. Carmichael Acting Behind Leaders Red Sox Are Victors. Washington, Aug. 31 (AP) The Escape Defeat, But Bow, 7 To 5. New York, Aug.

31 (AP) Blasting Bob Lemon for four home runs into all sections of the stands, the New York Yankees went on to conquer the Cleveland Indians, 7-5, President of the Greater Stadium. Thousands of Tarheels said in a statement that he had! llowed the team to New York notified the National Collegiate As-j for the game. North Carolina sociation several months ago that will meet Notre Dame at South Also Ties Record For Total Bases In One Game With 17. Brooklyn, Aug. 31 (AP First- sagging Detroit Tigers slipped another game out of first place by our two institutions were not In Bend, September 80, In the 1950 Committee, on May 8 that the university and N.

C. State were not in complete compliance with the code. Carmichael declined to elaborate on details of the' schools' non-compliance. When questioned about rumors that the NCAA has placed the University of North Carolina on its blacklist he replied, "We know we have not been investigated and we do not -believe that we have been censured." Ti complete technical compliance with the regulations of the 'sanity code." Baseman Gil Hodges blasted out taking a 2 to 1 beating from Washing's Senators. today ana increase ineir American League lead to two full games.

The code attempts to regulate the four home runs to tie a major season opener for the Irish. N. C. State has not achieved the prominence of North Carolina in football, but it is the home of Coach Everett Case's fast stepping basketball tSam which has ranked assistance given to athletes by The New York Yankees, who took over the American League In making a clean-sweep of the league record to-nigh as the Brooklyn Dodg four-game series with the injury- lead Wednesday night, meanwhile The university football team, led by All-America Halfback Charlie I high nationally for several years. riddled Tribe, the Yankees pickea up another game on the second- completed a sweep of their four-game series with the Cleveland In ers trounced the place Detroit Tigers who suffered dians.

The 7-5 win put the Yank BEARS GIVE. BROWNS ACID TEST TONIGHT a i-1 seiDacK in wasmngion. two full games on top. Faced with the unhappy prospect Gene Bearden allowed the Tigers Boston Braves, 19-3. lodges connected in the second, third, sixth and eighth nnings off War IT1 of falling five games off the pace, II Ml Manager Lou Boudreau's men did Associ.lea Fiefs Wirephoto.

nine hits and managed to cut them off with a single run in a ninth-inning rally built around a walk and two hits. rpi rr: not give up without a battle. Trail- 7-3 as they came up for their last time at bat, the Indians rallied for ren Spahn, Norm The Senators got only five hits Roy, Bob Hall two runs against Joe Page and had 5 EE IF yf V' yoQRE A5 GOOD if r' and Johnny An off Art Houtteman, but they in eluded consecutive doubles by Eddie Yost and Gil Coa.n and a single by Irv Noren that brought in both i tonelli. He drove the potential tieing run at the plate with only one out, Tom Ferrick replaced Page at this point 'and TOO LATE, HANK! I Haak Baue Yankee out- fielder, takes off in a slide for second base in an juac-'. ceesful effort to steal gainst the Cleveland Indians' in the first inning yesterday.

Ray Eaone, Indian shortstop, awaits the throw from Catch-1 er Jim Hegan. ITS GRIM, RED! Red Rolfe sits in the dugout at Washington yesterday wjth a grim expression on his face as he watches the Senators lick his Detroit Tigers, 2-1. Washington was directly re-" sponsible for knocking the Tigers out of first place in the American League, a place they had held since June. of Washington runs in the third inning. snuffed out the rally with but three pitches.

HODGES. In nine runs on circuit drives. He was at bat times. The husky infielder boosted his homer total to 23. Only other players to hit four home runs in one major league rame are Bobby Lowe of the 1894 Detroit missed a chance to score Page had halted an earlier Indian uprising, coming to the rescue of in the fifth as Bob Swift was left on second after leading off with a Starter Tommy Byrne after the single.

They missed another in the southpaw had been slugged for three runs. 1 Boston Nationals, Ed Delahanty sixth when Vic Wertz was caught trying to steal third with two men. out and two on. HOT-ROD TRACK of the 1896 Philadelphia nationals, Lou Gehrig of the 19S2 New York Yankees, Chuck Klein of the 1936 Philadelphia Phils and Pat Seerey of the 1948 Chicago Johnny Llpon scored for Detroit in the ninth after walking. He came home on singles by Jerry Priddy and Charley Keller, who pinch hit for Houtteman.

Sums Is Newtown Project, Hodijes also tied a major league for his total bases in a single DETROIT. I WASHINGTON. AB.H.PO.A AB.H.PO.A Of the 10 hits the Yankees made off Lemon before they sent him to the showers in the eighth, four went for the distance. Each homer landed in a different section of the stands. Johnny Mize powered his 16th four-bagger Into the center field bleachers, 400 feet away, in the fourth.

Cliff Mapes hit his 10th into the stands in right center in the fifth. Yogi Berra belted his 19th into deep rigH in the sixth and Little Fhil Bizzuto rapped his fourth into the left-field seats in the eighth. 5 110 4 112 Kell. 3b 4 11 i a a Mullln.lt 3 0 8 2 14 0 S3 Wertz.rf 4 11 01 Vernon.lb 3 0 11 1 Groth.cf 4 10 OlStewart.rf 2 0 2 0 Llpon, ss 3 0 3 41 Michaels, 2b 2 0 3 3 game, 17. Lowe set the mark in Village Council Is To Act On U8M 'hen he added a single to his, 7 i- i- y- Til i a Ifour homers and Delahanty tied it -Application or I'lant Un two years later with four homers Church Street.

and a single. In his other two times at bat, Newtown Council is expected to wodees singled and grounded out. THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER 1 TT 4 3 0 jiLtenie.sa a Swlft.c 4 14 HOkrle.c 3 0 2 1 2 a i 1 Li jot fc it I Friday, September 1, 1950 i-Keiier ui b-Berry 0 0 0 01 Totals 26 5 27 13 act next Thursday night on an Klein and Seerey performed their Page 18 CLEVELAND. I NEW YORK. feats in extra-inning games.

Klein Totals 34 9 24 12h AB. H. PO.A. AB. H.PO.A.

hit his fourth in the 10th inning Mitchell, If a-Slncled tor Houtteman In ninth. b-Ran 0 Mapes.cf for Keller In ninth. 0' Bauer, If-rf Innings. 123456789 Top Pilots Entered 2 Berra.c Detroit 00000000 11 Mlze.lb Washington ..00200000 2 Boud u.lt 5 Clark.rf 5 Gordon. 2b 4 Rosen, 3b 3 Boone, ss 3 3 Hegan.c 2 a-Murray 1 R.

Lemon, 2 Jensen.lf 2 Jky vi LEAGUE I I cOMPETITION Vernon. RBI Coan, Noren, Keller. 2B In 50-Lap Event Priddy, Yost, Coan, Bearden. Houtte 4 Johnson, 3b 4 2 and Seerey his fourth in the 11th. Only Lowe and Gehrig hit theirs in succession.

The 26-year-old slugger hit them all into the left-field bleachers, the last sailing into the upper deck. Hodges now has tied his 1949 season total of 23 home runs. For the Dodgers it was home run Byrne.p 2 Grcmek.p 0 At Midget Track A 50-lap main event the biggest man. up rnoay to i.ipon itouuway; Okrle to Yost: Yost to Michaels to Vernon. Left Detroit 9, Washington 3.

BB Off Bearden 2. Houtteman 2. SO By Houtteman 3. Bearden 2. HBP Michaels by Houtteman.

Winner Bearden 3-6 Loser Houtteman raite.p Ferrlck.p 0 b-J. Lemon 1 Totals 34 8 34 12 Totals 32 10 27 9 midget car race ever held this (17-1U. Umpires Passarella, Honochlck YT-5 AM and Berry. Time 2:00. Attendance 4,305.

b-51ngled vicinity is scheduled tonight at n-Flled out for Hegan in ninth, for Gromek In ninth. Nn. 153. breaklne their all-time the Cincinnati Race Bowl with the AflMP tWE ONLY tvE team record of 152 in 1949. tmidget championship of Southern BROOKLYN.

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4 lBrown.lf 4 1 1 "tU Ey" LA- LAS VA -TMtS yEAft LiKUE55 TrAE MEET M-TUE WIU- BE FOC 0LOOO OR WHAT HAVE VOli The endurance grind lists 10 of Mapes 2, Rlzzuto 2, Mlze 2, Berra. HR 5 1 Jethrof.cf 5 0 4 1 1 Reese. SB 5 2 14 7 O.Snlder.cf 1 4 0 1 12 1 Mlze, Mapes, Berra, Rlzzuto. DP Rosen to Gordon to Boudreau: Mapes to Coleman to Mlze. Lett Cleveland S.

New York 3. BB 3 1 BOSOX 4, cmsox 8. Boston, Aug. 31 (AP) Boston's Red Sox kept themselves within reaching distance of the American League leading New York Yankees today by edging Chicago's White Sox, 4-3, in a game held up ff-r 61 minutes by rain. CHICAGO.

I BOSTON. AB.H.PO.A AB.H.PO.A. 3 0iMiwBan.3b 0 Cooper, 1 2 OiFurlllo.rf 5 2 10 the top pilots. The lists' included Johnny Tolan, Gays Biro, Andy Linden, Jack Seither, Potsy Goach-er, Al Silver, Leroy Warriner, Art Cross, Jack Kabat and Bob Off Lemon 2. Byrne 5.

SO By Lemon 4, Gromek Byrne 3, Page 1. Hits Off Lemon A 3 4 niHoricrs.lb 6 5 7 1 10 in 7 innings (pitched to three batters In Yesterday's Results eighth); Gromek 0 in Byrne 5 In 4 2 1 4 3 4 0 3 0 1 4 Mwnrds.c 112 0 1 0 0 5 2 3 3 0 0 0 UErsklne.p 5 4 2 0 application of Everett Aicholtz, Broadwell Road farmer, to construct a "hot-rod" race track on a 40-acre tract he owns on Church Street at Valley Lane, in Newtown. The village Building Code Committee, headed by Mayor John R. Anderson and Oscar Friedrich, Building Inspector, is expected to reach a decision on the matter before Council meets. The race-track proposal has created considerable discussion in Newtown, with sentiment somewhat in favor of issuing the permit: Proponents and opponents of llroposal will be permitted to air their views at the Council meeting.

Mf. Aicholtz explained last night that 20 acres of the tract are inside the village of Newtown. A grandstand overlooking a half-mile and one-quarter-mile track would be built inside Newtown. A parking' lot would be set up on acreage outside Newtown. The grandstand would accommodate 5,000 spectators.

The two race tracks would be dustproofed with blacktop or similar material. Powerful lights aTe planned under a tentative program which would stage races one week-day night and Saturday afternoons. Plans call for completion of the track by spring. The track would be larger than the "hot-rod" track at Evendale and offer competition to similar tracks at Glen Este and Amelia, in Clermont County. Page 3 in 1: Ferrick 0 in HBP Harnar.

Crandall.c Rordan.lf Km.ss Spahn.p Roy.p Haefner.p a-Relser Hall.p o-Holmes 01 Actually, the race Is a prelim- Byrne (Rosen). Winner Byrne (14-7). Loser Lemon (20-8). Umpires Summera, Grieve, Rommel and McKlnley. Time 2:46.

Attendance 21,020 (paid). 1 0 0 01 Totals 45 21 27 10 Two Eye McQuade's Job On Xavier Grid Team Gilmartin And Lerario Are Kluska's Big Hopes. 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 01 1 0 0 01 Fox. 2b 3 0 3 4 15 0 4 12 liPesky.ss 5 15 1 Philley.cf 3 1 1 4 10 2 5 16 llVollmer.lf 3 12 0 Zernial.If 5 12 3' 2 5 1 Rlckert.rf 4 11 0IDoerr.2b. 4 1 5.4 nary to a loo-mile event at DuQuoin, 111., tomorrow afternoon, another grind at Dayton Sunday, BROWNS-MACKS SPLIT.

Philadelphia, Aug. 31 Philadel 38 8 24 111 Totals Masl.e 4 18 lizarilla.n 4 0 b-Llned a-Struck out for Haefner In tilth, 3 13 2Rosar.c 3 14 0 phia and St. Louis traded one-run and a special 50-lap event at the half-mile track at Salem, Labor Day. Four 10-lap elimination races, out lor Antonelll in ninm. TnnlnM ...1 2 3 458789 Pierce, 420 aia-aineia IMasterson.p 3 0 1 0 Totals 35 9'26 9 Klnder.p 0 09 victories tonight with Bon Hooper, Gilmartin, who hails from Chi Boston 01000002 03 Brooklyn 037004 32 18 National League.

NEW YORK 2, PITTSBURGH 1. BROOKLYN 19, BOSTON S. (Only fames scheduled.) American League. NEW YORK 7, CLEVELAND 5. WASHINGTON 2, DETROIT 1.

BOSTON 4, CHICAGO 3. First Game ST. LOUIS 4, PHILADELPHIA 3. Second Game PHILADELPHIA 3, ST. LOUIS 2.

American Association. COLUMBUS AT INDIANAPOLIS, rain. TOLEDO LOUISVILLE, net grounds. ST. PAUL 8, KANSAS CITY 1.

First game MILWAUKEE 14, MINNEAPOLIS 8. freshman righthander, beating the Browns for the fifth time as he Totals 33 8 27 9 cago, has a height advantage of two starting at 8:30, are set for tonight. Also on the card is a special "drop hurled the A's to a 3-2 second- inches over Lerario. George's six- Two out when winning run scored. a-Raa out" handicap race.

Time trials will start at 7:30. for Rosar In ninth. Hartsfleld 3. Crandall, Reeaf. RBI Hndees 9, Reese 3, Gordon 2, Snider 3, Bnwn 2.

Marsliall. 2B Reese, Marshall 2. HR Hodden 4, Gordn. Snider. Cox.

Lett Boston 9, Brooklyn 11. BB Off Spahn 1, Haefner 1, Hall 3, Antonelll 2, Ersklne 3. so By Spahn 2. Hall 1, Antonelll 2, Er- Erslclni. T.oer Snahn (16-15).

Um- Innings. 12S45B7BB Chicago 00000201 0 Boston 00010200 1 4 game victory. Dick Starr shaded Lou Brissle, 4-3, in the first game, with Roy Siever's home run providing the margin of victory. FIRST GAME. EVollmer.

Baker. RBI uoerr, uropo 2, Cincinnati Tallies (none out In third), Roy 3 In Vi. Haefner 1 in Hall 6 In m. Antonelll 4 In Vollmer. Robinson 2.

Zernial. 2B Goodman, Dropo. 3B Pesky. HR Robinson, HBP Ersklne by Antonelll. Winner Enklne (2-3).

Loser Spahn Um ST. LOUIS. PHILADELPHIA. foot frame will enable him to spat pass receivers more easily over the heads of the in-charging linesmen. Lerario has a slight edge in experience in that this is his third year with the varsity.

Pete is a senior while George is only a junior. Neither has won a letter. Lerario prepped at Central High School in Washington, D. C. He is In Junior Tourney AB.

H.PO.A.! AB. PO.A. pires Conlan. Gore and Stewart. Time Delstng.cf 4 2 4 4 Zernial.

Fox 2, Baker, mnoer. i.e Chicago 11, Boston 10. BB Off Pierce 6, Masterson 2, Kinder 1. SO By Pierce 8, Mas-terson 1, Kinder 2. Off Masterson, 8 in 7 innings (faced 1 batter In 8th): Kinder.

1 in t. Winner Kinder (13-12). Loser Pierce. 3:03. Attendance 14.226.

simws.ao 4 2 4 4 Lnhrdt.lb 4 0 6 0 a-Lehner 1 114 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 110 0 2 0 How They Stand (9-14). umpires Hurley. McGowan ana bost. atlt.lt) 0 0 1 0 Fain, lb 5 Moss.c 4 12 OChapmn.cf 5 4 2 1 3 Valo.rt 2 TagMatchBilled Time 2:48. Attendance 5.578.

1 1 0 12 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE. 22 years old. Gilmartin played, at Wood.rt 4 0 3 4 Coleman.lf 4 2 3 0 3 DeMars.sa 4 1 3 2iripton.c 3 Starr, 4 0 0 1 4 13 4 15 0 On Charity Card 10 2. Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 31 (AP) Bain postponed eight of 11 games today in the opening round of the National Amateur Baseball Federation's junior tournament.

In the three games played through intermittent showers, Dayton defeated Chicago, 9-1, Peru, 111., defeated Warren, Ohio, 7-0, and defending champion Cincinnati shut-out Cleveland, 5-0. A women's tag team match will GILMARTIN. LERARIO. For the first time since World Totals 36 10 27 10) Totals 35 10 27 11 Clubs. Won Lost Pet.

G.B. PHILADELPHIA ....78 47 .624 BROOKLYN 69 50 .580 6 BOSTON 68 54 .557 8i ST. LOUS 65 57 .533 11U NEW YORK 65 57 .533 111, be on the Fund For Foundlings benefit wrestling card at Music Spears Seriously III From Heart Ailment; Former Grid Coach Ann Arbor. Aug. 31 (AP) War II, Xavier's Musketeers will With Hearn Hurling.

a-Popped out for McCoskey In ninth. Innings 123456788 St. Loul 11000200 04 Philadelphia ..20010000 03 None. I.B1 Delslng, Moss. Slevers, De- Hall Arena Wednesday, September SS 274 jtake the field without Bob McQuade handling the reins at quarterback.

13, Chairman Vance Schwartz announced yesterday. Mars, Chapman, Hitchcock, Brissle. 2B De La Salle High, Chicago, and is two years younger than Pete. Kluska has been pleased with the work of these two quarterbacks and figures they will overcome their inexperience as soon as they get a couple games under their belts. The Muskie mentor grants that it is a large order to fill the shoes of McQuade.

However, he says, "We believe our quarterback situation is in good hands." Coleman, Fain, Suder. 3B Delslng. Coleman, Good pitching spelled victory in all four games. Dayton's Bob Jones Schwartz, chief barker of the HR Slevers. SB Fain.

DP Slevers to Stirn- Clarence (Doc) Spears, former football coach, is critically ill in limited Chicago to four hits in sponsoring Variety Club, has signed Argentine Rocco, Don Eagle and Beat Pirates, 2 To 1, For Their Seventh Straight Victory Over Bucco Crew. It will be either George Gilmartin or Fete-Lerario who will guide the Ed Kluska-styled T-formation when the Musketeers take on the Quantico Marines in the season's opener Sunday night, (September 17, in Xavier Stadium. welss to Lenhardt; Brissle to Suder to Fain. Left St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 10.

BB Off Starr 8. SO By Brissle 4, Starr 1. WP Starr. Winner Starr (5-4). Loser Brissle (7-17).

Hubbard, Paparellt and Stevens. 1:37. A 1,000. the only game that the rain al University Hospital, his daughter disclosed today. The hospital declined, Informa Gene (Mr.

America) Stanlee ap pear on this card. He is lining up Pittsburgh, Aug. 31 (AP) The tion on his condition. opponents for this threesome. lowed to go a full nine Innings.

Peru Pitcher Bloch had a two-hit shut-out in the five and one-half inning game with Warren. Pitcher Duquette of Cincinnati held SECOND GAME. Advance sale has passed the AMERICAN LEAGUE. Clubs. Won Lost Pet.

O.B. NEW YORK 80 46 .635 DFIROIT 77 47 .621 2 BOSTON 78 49 .614 CLEVELAND 76 52 .594 5 WASHINGTON 56 68 .452 23 CHICAGO 50 77 .394 3 (Hi ST. LOUIS 43 81 .347 36 PHILADELPHIA 44 84 .344 38 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Clubs Won lost Pet. O.B.

INDIANAPOLIS 80 60 .571 MINNEAPOLIS 78 59 .569 COLUMBUS 76 63 .547 S'i ST. PAUL 75 .547 LOUISVILLE 75 65 .544 Vt MILWAUKEE 59 78 .431 19ti TOLEDO 59 81 .421 Zl KANSAS CITY 51 86 .372 28 New York Giants won their seventh straight game from the Pittsburgh Pirates today and $4,000 mark, Schwartz says. Tick ST. LOUIS. I PHILADELPHIA.

AB. H.PO.A. I AB. H.PO.A. Lnhrdt.lb 4 14 OlSuder.ss 4 0 2 Cleveland to six hits in a seven- 4 0 2 ULehner.lf 4 2 10 Reds Go To Chicago, moved into a tie for fourth place With the idle St.

Louis Cardinals. ets are available at the Variety Club in the Netherland Plaza, at Fays' on Sixth near Walnut and at the Parkway Arena. Louar.c 4 4 3 11 a Colemn.lf 3 0 3 OlChapmn.cf 4 2 5 0 His daughter, Mrs. A. C.

Lefever, said Spears is on the hospital's critical list but was "somewhat improved" today. She said her father is suffering from a heart condition and entered the hospital last Saturday. Bob Spears, son of the former coach, telephoned Yale authorities today that he would be unable to inning game. Cincinnati does not play again until Saturday morning. Today's score was 2 to 1.

Delslng.ct 4 14 0 valo.rt 3 1 0 0 Kokos.rl 4 11 OIHItchck.2b 4 0 13 Jim Hearn, picked up from the 4 11 lWahl.3b 3 2 2 2 DeMars.ss 2 0 6 4 0 4 0 Fannin.p 3 I Hooper. 3010 Return Here Monday Totals 32 6 24 Totals 33 10 27 13 3 1 frfllllAS ToilflV Inniivt 123456789 'Cardinals for $10,000 after the All-Btar game in July, gave the Pirates enly four hits. It was his seventh victory. Wes Westrum's single to left In the seventh scored Monte Irvin With the run that gave the Giants a sweep of the three-game series. St.

Loul 10001000 02 Rain washed out the exhibition with the Bruins this year, the Today's Sports SOFTBALL East Central Regional Tournament of the Amateur Softball Association. Pendleton Field; Cheviot Municipal Field, and Covington Ball Park. report for football practice Friday because of his father's condition. Young Spears is a fullback on the Philadelphia ..00012000 3 PELLONE VS. SAXTON.

'New Tork, Aug. 31 (AP) Tony Pellone of New York and John Saxton, unbeaten New York newcomer in the welterweight division, will meet in a Madison Square Garden 10-round bout September 22. Reds have won 11 and lost only game last night between the Reds and Dayton Indians at Dayton, Ohio. The Reds now are inactive Yale squad. Suder, Slevers.

RBI Lenhardt. Slevers, Wahl, Fain, Chapman. 2B Lehner. Wahl, Fain. 3B Kokos, Fain.

HR Lenhardt. DeMars. DP Hitchcock to Suder to Fain; Stlrwelsi to Lenhardt. Left St. Louis 5.

Spears won renown as a football coach at Wisconsin and later Philadelphia 8. BB Off Fanln 2. Hooper 1. NEW YORK. PITTSBURGH.

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PO.A until tomorrow when they open a two-game week-end series with lour. Biackweil has won the only two games he has pitched against Frisch's crew this year and Ken Raffensberger, who may go Sunday, has beaten them five straight times. Following this brief road trip, 3 1 3 4 1 3 so By Fannin 3, Hooper 4. winner noop. er (13-8).

Loser Fannin (4-8). Umpires panarella, Stevens and Hubbard. Time 1:36. Attendance 1,161. coached at several other colleges' and in pro football before he retired.

For several years he has been a practicing physician here. (Won and lost records In parentheses) National League. NEW YORK AT BROOKLYN (nllht): Jones (10-14) vs. Ron 117-8). PHILADELPHIA AT BOSTON (nl(ht)S Church (7-21 vs.

Surkont (2-0). ST. LOUIS AT PITTSBURGH (nllht): Boyer (6-3) vs. Werle (6-12). (Only gajnea cheduled.) American League.

WASHINGTON AT NEW YORK (nllht) Sima (3-3) vs. Reynolds H2-11). BOSTON AT PHILADFLrHIA (nllht): Frankie Frlsch's Cubs at Chicago. 1 J6 Eweil mackwell will gun for his the Reds return home for their Xockman.lf 4 12 oio con u.ii a D.Muel'.rf 4 11 OIKlner.lI 4 11 4 0 0 3 0 3 Irvln.lb 3 1 10 OlWestlake.cf 2 0 6 Cllbert.lb 0 0 3 2 15 4 12 2 0 3 3 0 0 Ola Saffell 0 0 0 Westrum.c 3 16 0 0 0 Uearn.p 4 0 0 2lR.Muerr,e 2 0 3 ib-Hopp -110 1 Totall 32 27 0 0 3 2 0 0 McCuI'ouih 10 0 Cincinnatians Vie 14th victory. If the Reds could meet the Cubs every day, they'd win the pennant hands down.

In 15 games final full week's activities at Cros- Milford Vs. Tigers In Buckeye Game Milford AC, Buckeye League champion the last two seasons, faces elimination Sunday when it opposes the once-beaten Loveland ley Field. They'll play nine games Stnobj (9-5) vs. Shanis 7-10) er Cole i 'SX4 4 In Antelope Hunt Six Cincinnati sportsmen will in the seven days, beginning Mon man (U-4). (Only fames scheduled.) day, and after that only three games will remain on the home Grid Drills To Open For Wildcats Today; Flag Facts make up the first Ohio team In the National One-Shot Antelope Hunt at Lander, Monday and Tuesday.

Tigers at the latter's park. Milford cam. has two losses. Deer Park Merchants, winner of Dave Roberts, The Ennulrer'st 56 Are On Roster ing hitter, who more than evei ever Totala 26 4 27 17 a-Sacrificed for Berardino In eighth. b-Sia-fled for B.

Mueller In eighth. Innings 1)3 I I 1 Hew York Pittsburgh 10068000 01 Klner. RBI Loclnzian. Westronv 2B Klner, Lockman. SB Billing.

8 Saff'H. DP Thompson to stanky tn Irrtn; Tbompvm to Stanky to Gilbert. Yw 7, Pittsburgh BB Off Hearn 3, off Kaolona.d 3. oft Dickson 1. SO-Ey Hen 4.

by Maatonajd: 2. UO Off Macdor.j;d in off Dtck- a i- ii a i l-l Loser their last two starts, are expected of late has been coming in for travel editor, is. a member of the Buckeye contingent, captained by W. O. Mashburn Jr.

Other members of the team are Howard Cox, Wes Williams. press nonces as the greatest player of the day, wUl make his final Crosley Field appearance of the season when the Redbirds provide the opposition in the Labor Day double-header Heistan, and Ulrlch Vance. Three Macdonald Lmpirs BaiUnfant. War-I neke. Barllck an4 tntrtil.

Time to give Stanley Bavarians a battle at Martz's Grove, Ross, Ky. Each team has lost one game in the three-and-out series. Other Buckeye games Sunday: Madeira Legion vs. Juengling Meats at Haubner Field, White Oak; Sa.vage Auto vs. MAC at Coney Island and C.

V. Motors vs. Hamilton Hudepohl at New Miami Center. All games will start at 2:30 p. m.

Redskin Powwow On Lexington, Aug. 31 (AP) Coach Paul Bryant kept an anxious eye on the sky today as he awaited Friday's opening of football practice for his 66 University of Kentucky grldders. The Wildcat mentor was hoping rain, which has fallen off and on this past week, would stop in timo to give his 1950 hopefuls their full 13 days of practice before the season opener. Picked by the Southeastern Conference coaches to finish "Bear" Bryant knows his opponents will really be' gunning for ttendajxe 3 852. Springfield Is Rival Of Two Lcop Clubs (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.) AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games Garnet W. L. Pet. Behind Left New York 80 46 .635 28 Detroit 77 47 .621 2 SO Boston 78 49 .614 24 27 Cleveland 76 52 .594 26 Remaining- (tames: Detroit at home CMcaro 2, St. Louis 7, Cleveland 4, Washington 2, New York 3, Boston 2.

Philadelphia 3. Away (7): Chicago 4. Cleveland S. New York at home (10): Washington 6, Philadelphia 2, Boston 2. ftway (18): Boston 4, Washington Cleveland 2, Detroit 3, St.

Louis 2, ChU tiro 2, Philadelphia 2. Cleveland at home (17): St. Louis 4, New York 2. Washlncton 3. Philadelphia 1, Boston 2, Detroit 3, Chicago 2.

Away (9): Chlcaco 3, St. Louis 2, Detroit 4. Boston at home (11): New York. 4, Philadelphia 3, Washington 4. Away (16): Philadelphia 4, Washington 2, Chicago 1, SI.

Louis 3, Detroit 2, Cleveland 2, New York 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Games Game W. L. Pet.

Behind Left teams irom. unio, Wyoming and an All-Amerlcan unit are entered in the rifle tournament, which will attract some of the most expert marksmen in the United States. Roberts and Cox already are on the scene. The remainder of the team will fly to Lander tomorrow, I "ken AirPrt 9 a. aboard Mashburn's plane, piloted by Mark Huston.

The forthcoming home-run battle next Wednesday between Ted Kluszewski and "The King," Ralph Kiner, is creating considerably more interest than at first was There's no question Springfield, Ohio, Aug- 31 (Special) Something of a baseball oddity will Uk place here Friday nlEht. when the Springfield club but that Ted can hit a ball as far of the Ohio-Indiana League takes as anyoe when he connects. As Oxford, Ohio, Aug. 81 (Special) Unofficial opening for Miami University's football season is scheduled here Friday night at the the Kentucky squad, which upset 4 trs" on two orjDonents. a matter" of fact, they're still talk, fyfif 111 SDrinefield is scheduled to play WELCOME, GENE! Bearcat football fans will see a lot of Gene Rossi, above, this fall.

The Cincinnati quar- annual Klckoff Dinner sponsored! the Muncie Reds, a Cincinnati farm A rra lng In Pittsburgh about a poke Ted hit over the left-center field fence at Forbes Field two years C1UD, IB ine opener at "i by the Oxford Klwanls Club. Speakers include Woody Hayes, head the dope-bucket last year and was barely nudged out by Tulane for top SEC honors after the Wildcats had been picked. to finish eighth. The KentuckV tutor knows he'll need every mliute possible of the Philadelphia. 78 47 .624 29 L.l,..!, m- Brooklyn 89 50 .580 Brooklyn 89 so .580 35 mouth In the 8:30 nignwap.

The unique schedule is necessitated because of previous postponements and the fact that Spring ago. The Reds and Pirates tangle at 8:30 that night in what will be cciuam jb a uup gaiiumaie xur letic director. Waite Hoyt, Cincln- 68 54 .857 8 82 natl sportscaster, will be the guest Phii.dei home 18): New York next 13 practice days to get his speaker. field Is in a contending position squad shape for the night opener Lhe night game of th with Nnrth Tevna State Rpntnmhpr Blears Faces Eagle In Mat Exhibition The wrestling show at Parkway Arena tonight will be moved Indoors to Music Hall Arena In case of rain or threatening weather. Feature contest pits Lord Blears against Don Eagle.

Jack Pesek and Jack Vanski tangle in the semifinal. 1 Tag team opener pairs Jim Lewis and Kay MeClarity against Hard-boiled Haggerty and Dutch Ho wlett. Vu. iyear- ine snine tor the Brooklyn 6, Boston 2, St. Louis It, Cincinnati 3.

Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 2. An ay (11): Boston 5, New York 4, Brooklyn 2, Brooklyn at homo (24): Boston 6, New York 5, Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 3, St. Louli 2, Chicago 2, Pittsburgh 4. RAIN HALTS TROTS. Duquoin, 111., Aug.

31 (AP) the post left vacant by Tom O'Malley. Rossi, Youngs-town, is 5 feet 9 and weighs 185. He completer- 19 of 30 passes' for 263 yards in the spring intrasquad game. in the regular race which ends Monday. Springfield is in fourth pis.ee, a position it must at least hold to be eligible for the playoff series whicto opens nextl 16 and the big tilt the following Saturday night with Louisiana State.

The LSU-Kentucky scrap might go a long way in deciding Rain forced cancellation of today's 1 (Awnv fill, Rntlnn 2. PMlArielnhift A. last time at Crosley Field next Friday when the Reds and Cubs meet in a twilight-night double-header. The first game will get underway at 6 o'clock, the second at approximately 8:30, the regular night-game starting time- Wednesday. Marion.

Ohio, has a. urana circuit program at new jom 3. the Duquoin State Fair. The day's aJSS. program will be added to Friday's soati 2, si.

Louts s. New York 2. card which closes the meeting. rmJtn. B'Uia York 8 whether the Wildcats are to continue their stand-out play of last season.

fv-trut lead, with Kewark, Ohio, sweood aad Richmond, Ind, third. 1 a fcssH tjfci m.m 4fP A si.