Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 10

PAGE TEN. JANESVILLE DAILY JULY 26,1952. JANESVILLE, WIS, Cubs Beat Oshkosh, Return Home for "Labor" Night Reese, Hammen Are Standouts in 7-1 Victory Sheboygan's Indians, Loop Leaders, Appear Here Tonight, Sunday Janesville's Cubs, with Guy Connie Grob of Indians Cops No. 16 By The Associated Press The treasury of the Janesville Ciibs will be boosted, and it certainly can stand it, by about MOO from Barnes Brothers circus which the club sponsored at the Connie Grob, one good reason'fairgrounds Wednesday and Thurs- why Sheboygan is leading the Wis- 9 es Sherwood. j.

'villes No. 1 circus fan and pres- consin State League, dished outwent of the Baseball Fans' Group. hits to Wausau last night but handled the promotion for the club. still came up with an 8-6 0 'he club's nim uu, ishare of ticket sales was $361. The (Redt Reese pitching well and Alth0UBh pre we he split from the concession will Floyd Hammen leading the attack, showed the control that makes him raise the figure to about $400.

salvaged the finale of the 3-game 'the loop's top pitcher by walking' series with the Giants at Oshkosh Friday night. 7-1. on 'y man Reese scattered 9 hits, walked' Grob's mates got only nine hits only 3 and struck out 13. Ham-but they collected 10 walks as they men collected 4 of Janesville's I i hits, drove in 4 runs and scored once himself or defeats. Columbus Here Monday I Dick Grabowski.

No. 2 hurler in Manager Harry Bright chauffeured the Cubs home immediately alter the triumph at Oshkosh and they'll play 7 games. 6 of them in the State league, in nights at the fairgrounds. Two of the tilts are extra-special the annual "Organized Labor" set- PRESIDENT OF STATE LEAGUE HERE TONIGHT Dan Cisco, Marinette banker, will pay his first visit to Janesville since elected president of the Wisconsin State Basebajl league when he attends the annual "Organized Labor" game tonight at the fairgrounds between the Cubs and the Sheboygan Indians. the league, also worked last night beating Fond du Lac.

7-5. to boost his slate to 15-4. And concen- Circus are fa accord that the Barnes show hi by far the cleanest ever to appear here. All of the acta rate excellent. The rlmta gave 4 performance)! Friday at the Darlington fair and was to show today at Belleville, III.

GOOD CATCH Sam Creek (right), proprie -j tor of Willow Shore lodge at Phillips and imerly of Janes- Besides Sherwood, who person- proudly ally sold 400 tickets, those who a s'plavs 47 trating on the pitchers, youn3 bo- worked extra hard to promote the ncn 28 -pound nus baby Terry Loy twirled a circus for the Janesville Cubsj uskie he rc- three -hittcr as Wisconsin Rapids were Everett Harper, club presi- nl caught, snapped its losing streak by whip- dent; Wallace Ransom, a director; with Creek Is ping Green Bay. 6-1. Janesville Frcdendall. Dave Cowdcn, 'Frank Majersky, toppled Oshkosh, 7-1, and winning! 0 Nightengale Sam Maknol, wht pitcher Guy Reese fanned 13 Wa An and walked only three. SvTmfth and Sheboygan, taking its 11th do Smith and Bill Waldman.

cision In 14 starts against -ry Wol fe, hwRiri pitcher from Beloit who was with the Janesville Cubs In to with the league-leading Sheboygan Indians tonight and the exhibition at 8 p. m. Monday with Columbus of the American Association. Joe Hauser and his Indians, who are 6Va games out in front as they seek their second straight State loop pennant, will be encountered Sunday night. Fond du Lac's Yanks will be met in doublehead- ers Tuesday and Wednesday, thejggy hatters had two homers in the fourth catcher John McDermott and Jim Koranda.

John Schuett, Wausau starter bumped in was the loser. The contest at Fond du Lac was loose, with a total of 19 walks and 15 errors. The winners got four unearned runs and Fond du Lac three. The only earned runs for the Yanks came on Manager Jack Wilkinson's two-run homer in the ninth. Grabowski kept headed for a new league strike out record by whiffing seven to run his season' total to 198.

The record is 288. Young Loy was relieved by Bill 19SI and this season, checked in with a (hit, 4-1 victory July in for the House of David against the powerful Humboldt team at Eureka, Calif. His mound foe was Johnny Oldham, a college strikeout artist who has turned down bonus offers to sign with major league clubs. Oldham fanned 17. According to the Eureka paper.

Wolfe scattered Humboldt's ft hits, all of which were of the Infield variety. Milwaukee, who helped land the big fish. Jets, Edgerton Battle For Lead in Tilt Here Jets Place 3rd at Racine Meet Delavem Host to Milton in Other Central Loop MapS Southern Feature FoOtville Streak A 9-game card tor Sunday after-) nnrmt C. Bankers, be-' hind the no-hit pitching of George It was the second no-hitter in" 2 days for Lorentzen. who fired the other against the Janesville Sportsman's at Edgerton Thurs: day night.

jgers scored Edg inning Cleveland Indians Bounce Back as Title Contenders; Yanks Lose 3rd Straight Janesville Wisconsin Rapids. Green Bay .314: Fond du Ijic. Oshkosh, and Apple ton. I Janesville has the most hits, but has played more games than Wausau. which is second By RALPH ROOE.V (Associated Press Writer) The Cleveland Indians, counted arreoly 2b out ns a pennant threat early this RACINE Although they only one hit.

the Janesville Lein noon in Central Ml isconsm. rton Na jonal Jets defeated Wilmot. 3-2. for third Baseball league has 2 feature I place honors in the Racine district games, involving 4 of the 5 teams semi-pro baseball tournament here tiw for irs place in the South- Lorentzen. snapped the Softball Friday night.

crn djvjsjon wiU win streak of the Football ADV The Racine Jacobsen's defeated have Kdgcrton against the Janes- at 15 games "ere Friday i the Beloit Redbirds, 7-0. to repeat vi RivcrsWc at 2 night. The score was 44). as district champs. I p.

m. and the Milton-Milton Junc- The Jets trailed. 1-2. going mto 'the final inning and scored 2 runs Merchants at Defcnan. to win.

Ron Fraser led off with Other Southern section tilts the only Jet hit of the game, a Sunday will have the Beloit Red- 1 birds, the other co-leader, ai I Whitwvafer and Williams Bay at Elmer Rogers scored Edgerton's fielders choice failed to get aIworth. first run in the second 1 SIS'' Headlining Northern division ac- when he tripled and taliied on Dick tion Ote Watertoivn Goslings'Ha rtzells fly. In the fourth. Rog- home to tie the count at 2-2. Pitch- at Marshall game.

Marshall is ers' single posted Don Page, who er Carwardine laid down a fading the Northern sector and had doubled. Singles by Bill Ce, squeeze bunt to register Rich with the Goslings are in second place. Idars. Ed Hartzell and Lorentzen the winning run. a Ram off the pace.

accounted for 2 more runs in the As the Jets climbed out of the Other Northern division tilts call seventh. Welch walked and made at Racine they were met by for Ooonomownc at Fort Atkinson, the circuit on infield outs and an Darwin iDip) Dade, who had been Ncwville mceeting the Hiawathas error to count the Bankers' last discharged from the army after at Watertown. Johnson Creek ai: ran the eighth, service in Korea Dade a side- Lake Mills and Waterloo at Jeffer- Thp a hetmem armcr. once pitched for the Janes- the 2 Titans of Southern Wiscon- ville Cubs. He put on a suit and The Janesville Jets will be fac- cnf -ii Fnntville had lost its went to the park.

It is expected week" nffl 15 straight beW losing to II) Wllnwrf II. Joe Carwardine. who pitched for the Jets in the first half of the schedule, will be Edgerton. Wauuu 301 003 rms 14 oa 401 nox-n Srhuett. Burldnchjim Mi and Sus Grob and McDcrmntl.

state amateur tournament kee. Qualifying rounds for the Wau. un bcr el re leading tournament proper will be played, gT' tSZ, in ,0 01 fifth as win be- Pilt lrtrtl Monday and Tuesday. 18 holes' Tresh ordered 5 a I Among the new candidates for Stewart-Nolan in Pro-Jbnateur Ralph Stewart, professional at the Janesville Country club, and John Nolan, a scratch golfer, will 1 Including Patfon and Bright. 7 o'clock.

As in the past, all Janesville labor anions are co-ope rating on the "Organized Labor" night program. There'll be cash awards to the fans, the top price being (75. Baseball bats autographed by the Cubs will be presented to youngsters. The Cubs lost no time in smack-, lng down the Giants Friday night IAPPM JJj They scored 3 runs in thefirst.in- owiard and ning and 2 in the second before Thaeker. Oshkosh got its lone tally in the third.

The Cubs added single tallies in the fifth and eighth. Hicks Opens with Triple Garry Hicks led off with a triple to right-center and scored on Hammen's infield single. A wild throw by the shortstop enabled Hammen to reach second. John Kreuter was called out on strikes. Bright was safe on the third baseman's error and he and Hammen advanced on a wild pitch.

Another wild pitch by Cameron Lewis rang up Hammen. Jerry Sheehan's fly was dropped by the center fielder. Bright scoring. Paal Beck opened the secand teniae single to left bat be was forced at second on Larry Good's roller. The left fielder dropped Reese's easy fly.

Hicks filed out to center, bat Hammen doubled to the left field comer, scoring Good and Reese. Weldon Grimsley scored Osb-! kosh's run in the third. His hit went for a triple when Shechan tried for a shoestring catch and he came home when R. B. Schmidt singled off the third baseman's glove.

After Dave Garcia singled to left, Gordy Windhom grounded into a double play. Hammen to Good to Kreuter, and Reese halted the uprising by striking out Nick Bentley. the league's leading home run clouter. ritchrr Loses Control R. B.

Schmidt, Oshkosh's second pitcher, lost his control in the fifth with one down and walked Kreuter, Bright and Sheehan. Len Jackson's liner struck Kreuter for an automatic out and also an automatic hit. and the bases still were loaded. Beck drew a pass, forcing home Kreuter. "Stoney" Wall, the third C-laat pitcher of the night, was on the firing line when Janesville racked op its seventh and last ma hi the eighth.

Good walked. Reese singled to left and Hicks sacrificed. Hammen came ttiroagh with his fourth single to right-center, to register Good. JaiwnWs Klrki rf Of the players who have appear-; ln SM Janesville leads Sonne" after in 50 or morc Wisconsin Statei 7 onp mor than poled by Wausau. Green nost doubl Hheboygan week, agnin.

When Urol Irk lb are back in business once if If the league-leading New nirh r.uizman 3b abrh' 4 0 0 Rirhtrr .100 lb nutiman inn rrandrll It first game each night to begin htn id Bright of the JanesvilTe" Cubs mo 1 doubles. K3: man. poled one over the fence in! 5 in average' tt rt share the eighth with two mates on base. ot to official rcc-' triples, each 13 wurntuin Rapldi' ool oot i-i ords which include games of Tues-' alM and Wausau are Grrrn Bay ioo im ooo-i 3 Julv 22. Blight's mark wasi or mo home runs, each Lny.

Sonne and Lyolu: Swanl and TO SI for 79 games. The leader is Dicki Pafton. Wisconsin Rapids. .360 in 76 games. I Minor York Yankees dumped the Indians aS" 7'j games off the pace by sweep- 'ing a douhlchcader Tuesday, it; looked like curtains for the Tribe.

ij But rigormortis failed to set 3 0 0 r( 2 0 0 Skora 10 0 rf 111 Bolion rf 2 1 0 Rrnlure 3 1 Falrnslu 3b ion Mtlnrr ooo ah on the mound for Edgerton. Car- i The Bankers, who now have wardine has won 4 games and lost 16-2 record, play the championship i 2 this srason. Bill Kakuske will team of Waukegan. at 8 p. m.

4 be on the hillock for Janesville. Sunday at Edgerton. 3 11 He has a nwirrt ab h' ab 4 0 1 Ed Harnack 3b 4 0 0 Fish." He has a 3-2 record. 3 0 0 r. Milton manager.

Bill Lipke. 3oi win SPn his ace nitcher. Jack 1 20 0 PJ-I, oo 7b 3 0 0 Carlson If J0 0 1 1 ris Jwho hns an 2 H. HartwU 2 0 0 Erv Har clt 2b 4 0 0 mound acainst Delavan. Fish ib 4 i.

Babmck 4 will be opposed by Urn' Davis. rh siosptnry 30 2S ho has 7f roontY? rf lUMl 3 00 ioo oo-2 Kither Orv Healless. -3. or Bill rf 4 I Rote rf a Sknra. FlrM on bain.

McCrarv. 1-0. will toe the for f- Hartzell 3b 4 I H. Harrtack cf 400 24 3 The Indians bounced bark, knock-'c. h.

out Beloit and will be opposed bv Bill Lorratz 40 ing the Yanks off twice. Last night ihey whipped Washington. 4-2. and itnok over third place from the Fardy, Whitewater. Bright, who tops the circuit In total bases.

157. and runs batted In. 71. has hits (second high) in times at bat. Patton, who has ISI total and Mon nrtd fans.

SI runs batted In. has IU hits (the most) In trips to the i plate. Bright and another Cub. Jemr Sbeenaa, are tied for most doubles, each with IS. Sheehan Is second in total bases.

141, and third in runs batted In. I I minor league baseball teams Senators 4'j games behind New aren't the only ones suffering at York and only game back the box office this season. The scond place Boston, of the Kenosha Chiefs, a The Yanks, meanwhile, suffered strong semi-pro team, is much in their third straight loss a they doubt. Except for one booster bowed to the Tigers in Detroit. 2-1.

night, the Chiefs have been play- The Red Sox remained four games astem of the Bombers by dropping Red Devils Sports Defeated Have 15 Vets. Freeport. 541 20 New Men 4 7, 33 0 0 Edsertin 019 300 Footvllle OOO OOO Two hit: base flit: Fmt on balls, off Lorentzen Kurlz 2. Struck out. by Lorcntzca iS: Kurtz 6.

That semi-pro ball Is exprnsive indicated by the prices charged for admission. At La Crosse, a former member of the State league, the Mohawks charge 7S rents per adult. sw.t.w LPUGIK W. L. Crrmm Trawfcra Delavan Red a 3-2 squeaker to the St.

Louis Devils wound up their first full Browns. The Philadelphia Athletics week of practice Friday night with and Chicago White Sox divided a 195 1 in the fold. twi-night doubleheader. the White and mo yers io r. to competing for oertns on the pro, Sox winning the opener.

5-0. and fnnt llart I the A the second game. 5-4. Beat 5 2 2 1 ..0 Prf 0 1 OIW 0 l.rmo 1 1 2 2 Jug Girard Is Traded to Detroit GREEN BAY Green Bay ba rL FREEPORT-The Freeport Ea- Packers of the National Football ra Janesville Sports- League today announced that half- sessions next week in sweat suits. In rocent'Fond Hu LscWa.v Knr 0 8 fa SWANI Softball Earl (Jug) Girard.

compete Sunday fa the amtual 10 pbyers have aB, nci ti: a Ie arn University of Wisconsin rtar. had to hurry the game while- Louis Cardinals nelrt aTf who shellack Dodgers. M. while win be participating in wxtrkouU. I yr i i 1 player to be named bter.

amateur event which precedes the in 50 or more games are irking the 1 am state amateur tournament. I M0 flr more. Besides the 2 ST YMIC I Jtu 8ND rVm ,0 5 a rosier n. they are: Charles was tiii Brooklyn's Vb? Berrang. rookie tackle Steve -o- The reason wns that Cardirals lers shellacked Beloit Dowden of Baylor and a third each day.

In the at the country James Warner took low gross honors with 102, while Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Hagen had low net.

79. ime rem its. Kreuter. J04: John his batters to strikeout to cnd 10 1 Chlca the squad who put in naay The win kept the Eagles in the been traded to the Detroit Lions. In return, the Lions gave up swd recent couples golf event UMU ek Waters.

ho ir half of the inning so that ph lad cI Pj! ia rnaa nigm unhy club. Mr. and Mrs. 301 Sheehan. i Fondy could get in its turn eS 1 A.

ROI Ia year mterceptetl Bye In the only other league game;" Girard. 25, has four years- of me suuaa wm pw in aimraninni Belvidere Na- pro experience. The 175 -pound left al FrXy lon ls me halfback averaged 40.4 yard, in Superior Edges Dulutb in Pitching Duel. 2-1 By the Associated Press Wisconsin's Northern League. clubs engaged in a pair of pitch-! Nick ing duels last night but only Su-j perior came through, winning from Duluth.

2-1. Eau Oaire lost Pedro Almenares of the Sheboygan Indians, who plav here tonight and Sunday night, has stolen the most bases, at. though bis batting average Is only Almenares Is among the leaders In total bases, 'make Yanks leca 7,7 six hits fa besting Bob Porter-son. a 202-pound end from de a Washingtonthe Williams Bay Radar base win. FreeportJaneswlIe or South Wilkinson of Fond du Lac fjn(t jnmn jn played 7 years with Texas Chris- game.

passes and caught ten passes for two touchdowns. ordered his 2S2 om-14 12 on Boyre and B. Srhmldt; B. tax- Wrlch and Carry. to St.

Cloud. 3 -1. ped Aberdeen. Forks knocked head. 8-4.

Sioux Falls trip- 9-3. and Grand off Fargo-Moor- Pedro Almenares Is Lost to Sheboygan Bentley, Oshkosh. has the most homers, is, and Bright Is second with II. Rentier, who Is sticking only has poled only 3S hits, but a of them were for extra homers, doubles and triples. i.iiiuii, up Oty 252 040 ch victorj'.

Home runs by university: Tin. ONetl. 197. throw the ball mo the dirt in anrt r-rrv ca fullback. Charles Ingram.

233. front of the pUte to delay the -g former Yankee Steve A downpour took rar0 tTe' and 'beat his old Mickey' NO-HitteiS nCV r2JSl-Manile clouted his 14th homer test homered in the ninth on Bob Ku- lo. centered from Collins. ManOOlie fracture a 1-11 rare of i The Red nlan unrlrniifs mt DSA a IKU am State Legion Golf Tourney at Monroe AB PO A KTHTUT ib I 4 1 TtrUht 3b Sbrvfaan If JacVson Seek rt Good 2b Reese 0 1 .1 0 4 2 110 ...4 0 0 1 1 0 1 ...4 0 1 ft A 2 ft 1 ...4 13 0 1 37 7 31 27 lb 4 Grtmilry If R. B.

Srhmldt 4 Cards 2b 4 Wlndbom cf 4 Bentley ...4 Banansk rf 3 3h 0 Edwdi 2b 3 R. W. Schmidt 1 fx) McAuley 1 Wan I AB PO A 17 4 2 10 3 5 0 3 2 3 0 4 1 1 0 0 1 3 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 Sheboygan The Sheboygan Indians have lost the services of Outfielder Pedro Almenares for the rest of the season. Almenares underwent an operation for an ankle injury Thursday and will be laid up for about six weeks. While hitting only .267.

the speedy outfielder was second in the league in runs batted in with 66. led in stolen bases. 31. and was sixth in doubles with Janesvilte continues in third place in both batting and fielding. The Cubs are sticking .257 and have a fielding average of .9393.

It is nip-and-tuck for team fielding honors. Wisconsin Rapids i leads with .940. Wausau is second at .9398. Janesville third at Applcton fourth at .93574. Green Bay fifth at .93572 and Fond du Lac sixth at .93544.

Oshkosh is seventh. .933. and Sheboygan, which is 'first where it counts, in the pennant race, is last fielding at .932. B'ausau leads in team batting, followed by Sheboygan, 1 the game was called and that was all the scoring until 'mm mm the eighth when Johnny Groth ficdi(J, 5. LeduS JaPatt it up with a two-out run-scoring i single.

The Browns nudged rookie Bob Brodowski for only three hits but' CINCINNATI -Team Captain Things you may not know: Kangaroo rats, pocket mice, prairie dogs, gaieties and din- of other desert animals pass their entire lives without touching a drop of water. The liquid necessary for their bodily needs jwith two walks in the Is obtained through chemical action In their digestive tracts in Davis Cup Play in Boys' Leagues No-hit games by David Collins MONROE The Zilmer-RJJey "Swiss Cheese" post of the American Legion will be host to the, American Legion state golf tourna- ment at the Monroe Country club. Aug. S. I Starting times for the 18-hoIe 3 i event are 9 a.

m. and 1 p. m. be awarded in both the baTtoa team and individual dhri- they bunched two of them along i Billy Talbert of New York" and 1 his tKvhitter as 51 futures of the ontsday tourna- he seventh inn-! Gardner Mulloy of Miami, 7S ment also include Swiss entering to beat the Red Sox. Bobby! ran wrap up a United States vie- dct 'ainment.

Swiss Cheese and a ban- JTJ as life whereby some of the starchy jthe uprising. Home runs by Hoot) round of the Davis Cup tennis'blasted the Cobras. MM). parts of their food are changed into water. Earthworms of Australia often grow to a length of IS feet.

A beaver, when frightened or disturbed, strikes the surface of the water a resounding slap with Its broad and flat tail. Every braver within bearing distance disappears as If by magic. While some animals are able to glide and even soar, the bat Is the only aalmal that can really fly. I 'Evers and Dick Gernert accounted eliminations, for all of Boston's runs off Tommy Byrne. Pierre Blanks A's Other games in the Cadet loop Cawlvtr lufsssst They re the nation's No.

1 dou- Friday saw the Giants wallop WU JUCCl bles team and they'll be matched'Tigers. 25-5, and the Braves nip (against JiroKumamaru and Fumi- the Hawks. 18-16. Peter Johnson LU UCUH'l IHCHS Billy Pierce blanked the A's Nakano. the day's batting star with 3 hits in the first game and' Kumamaru was one of the Jap- singles, a double and a triple faj helped his own cause by contribu- victims j-esterday as 5 he la ting two singles and a double to Chicago's 12-hit attack.

Piece fanned six and took over the league strikeout lead from the A's Bobby Shantz, 101-99. The A 's all five of their runs in U. S. team romned into, a 2 to 01 1 In Midget baseball, the Spitfires lead wiih triumphs in both of the the th Sh ooenine matches Oilers nicked the Pirates. 3-2: the opening matcnes.

hlastei ne 24 lhe Jr. Cubs shut out the Sluggers, the second game fa the third inn- 10-1: and the Sparks took the sting ing. out of the Hornets, 14-1. 3S1S2712 for R. w.

Schmidt In Bh. JanetrtUe 320 oin 010 CHhkosb 001 ooo 1 Errora: Bentley 2. Pratim Windhom. Crimsley, Hanunen. Runt hatted In: Hammen 4.

R. w. Schmidt. Reck. Two- bast hit: Hammen.

Three-bate hilt: Hlrkx. Brlfht Hlrkx. Dou- Me playc Hammen to Good to Kreuter: Edwarda to De BelUi. Len on baiet: Janenllle 9. Othkmh 10.

Bates on balls: Rerte 3. R. W. Schmidt 4. Wall 1.

Reese 13. Ijevrtt 1. R. w. Schmidt 3.

H1U off: VcKit 4 for runt In 2 lnnlwtt: R. B. Schmidt for 1 run In 4 Wan 3 for 1 run In 3 famines. Wild pitches: ZKKU 3. Reete 1.

Lotlac pitcher: Lewis. Cmplret: Bartoi and Anrelo. Attendance: 441: Time 2:01. Sockettes and lets Play Heie Tonight The Sockettes and Jets, local girls' softball teams, clash at 7:45 p. m.

Saturday at Monterey park. The Sockettes, recently organized, won at Albany this 33-12. Carol Ringhardt and Juddy Debton of the winners bit home runs. photo JUNIOR LEGION TEAM HAS GOOD RECORD -Janesville'S first Junior American Legion baseball team in several years compiled a good record, winning 8 games and losing 5. The team was sponsored by the Richard Ellis post and was coached by Robert Bauer, a high school faculty member.

The Junior Legionnaires, front row. left to right: Manager Jim Stadlcr, Ralph Eckert. Pat Dawson, Russell Roehl, Don Kline, Dan Murray, Dick Kingsley and Stuart Johnson. Back Jones. Gail Luchsinger, Edward Snyder.

Dick Nuzum. Coach Robert Bauer, Frank Rabtola. Ronald Klusmeyer. Dave Bostwick and Dick Creek. Absent when the picture was taken were Phil Waldman and Norbert Spry.

Jim Heam was the whole show! in the Giants triumph over Cincinnati. Heam limited the Reds' to four hits and won his own! game with a two-run homer in the fifth off Ken Raffensberger. Tempers flew in the Cardinal- Dodger game. In the first inning Solly Hemus of the Cards and pitcher Johnny Van Cuyk of the Dodgers exchanged punches after I Hemus slid 'hard into third base! which was covered by Van Cuyk. Cubs Down Phils The Cards snapped a 4-4 tie in; the seventh with relief pitcher Ed Yuhas doubled home the run.

The Red Birds sewed it up with three more in the ninth off loser Johnny Schmitx Warren Hacker coasted to his eighth victory for Chicago. Hacker restricted Philadelphia to six hits. The Cubs pounced on Curt Simmons for seven runs fa three innings to lock it up. Johnny Merson singled home Ralph Kiner in the fourth inning with the Pirates winning run, at Boston. Murry Dickson blanked the Braves on five hits after the first inning fa besting Warren Spann.

SIGNS Its: CONTRACT Darrel Hogan signed his 1952 contract with the Pittsburgh Steclers of the National Football League yesterday, bringing the roster to 56. Semi-final matches fa the Saxby trophy golf tournament for men at the Municipal course are on the schedule for this weekend. Wayne Kroenfag plays Rex Lowe in the upper bracket and Don Demrow plays Bud Kline in the lower bracket. Quarter-final results: Kroenfag beat Bob Bnpckhaus. 5-3: Lowe beat Bui Gregory.

3-1: Demrow beat Jim 'Barry. 4-2: and Wine beat Lyle Gilford. 3-1. It is expected that first round matches in the Saxer trophy meet will be completed this week-end. RACES AT WOODSTOCK WOODSTOCK, ILL.

Harness racing will be the feature attraction Sunday afternoon at the Mc- Heniy county fair. The races are being held on a new half-mile race track. Just completed for the fair this year. Fishing Boats and Hydros Race at Newville Sunday Races for ordinary fishing boats, for modified racing boats and professional hydroplanes will be featured at the races at Newville Sunday sponsored by the Rock River Racing association for the benefit of the Rock County Conservation Council 's pheasant raising project. The program will open at I p.

m. with the fishing boat event. Two heats will be run in classes B. and D. The race Is for fishing boats equipped with outboard motors, both the boats and motors being unmodified standard stock models.

A special race for the Rock county outboard championship will follow. The entries will be confined only to Rock county residents. Modified racing boats will compete fa classes A. B. and D.

In this class, motors may be modified only so far as stock parts may be used in making changes in the original motors. One of the features of the program will be the class hydroplane race in which professionals will drive their crafts which are capable of developing 70 miles per hour. A free-for-all race, open to all comers and all types of craft, will conclude the program. At 3 p. m.

a special water ski demonstration will be given by a group of water skiers from Delavan lake. They will be towed by an inboard at speeds up to 45 miles per hour. Mike Ward wfll be at the throttle of the boat. Trophies will be awarded to the winners and second and third drivers in each event, except fa the professional hydroplane in which cash awards will be made. LeRoy Richardson, president of the Racing association, will be fa charge of the races.

Walter Lfademann. secretary of the Janesville Conservation club, is general chairman..