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nnn IU1 I) uu 0 UbvJ UVI UVJUUUU 7 Weather, Society, Market News nn ML WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1950. 13 nnn Dei WiUi the Athletes BY SEO TAYLOR 0 PICKS JOE LOUIS. DETROIT, MICH. Joe Louis will defeat Ezzard Charles on the night of Sept. 27, in LaMotta, Dauthuille Relax, tne opinion oi veteran critic, Nat Flelicher, who la here attending the convention of the National Boxing association.

"I pick the Brown Bomber mostly on condition" the editor and publisher of Ring Magazine declared. "I waa nnt rUSISCHEK. 1 A A. favorably impressed with Charles at all when I watched him defeat Freddie Beshore in Buffalo a few weeks ago, and then when I saw Louis and talked with him last week I was convinced. 'Joe aimitted he weighed 240 pounds ot more when he went to French: tick Springs and began training.

Last week he weighed an almost unbelievable 218. He's trim and in good shape now. "He said he expects to enter the ring at that weight, that Ms training la no longer designed to reduce, and that all his workout pow will be for the sole purpose sharpening his punches. BE GREENE, national eom-A mUsioner of the NB.A. wd Henry C.

Schwartz his sec-im convention Mon- JV Walks Spring Detroit Past Senators, 3-2 DETROIT, MICH. OT The Detroit Tigers eked out a 3-2 victory over Washing ton Tuesday and regained first place in the American league as Cleveland beat New York, 8-7, Tuesday night. Detroit grabbed a 8-0 lead over Washington In the early Innings and staved off a stubborn fight by the Nats to save the important victory. Senator starting pitcher Gene Bearden wss stingy with base hits but seven walks proved costly. He was charged with his eighth Paul (Dizzy) Trout was tagged for eight hits but some stouthearted defense work enabled him to stagger to his thirteenth vic tory.

The teams traded home runs, Vic Wertz hitting his twenty-sev enth for Detroit with Ed Stewart getting No. 4 for the Senators. Detroit pushed over a pair of runs in the third inning on a walk to Upon and successive doubles by George Kell and Vic Wertz, with Wertz adding a final run with his four-bagger In the fifth. Waih'toa ak a ai Detroit akh It 7 I Yotl.3 8te.vnrt,)f Noren.cf Vernon, 1 HKollowijr.l 2 0 Upun.a 5 Km, 3 9 0 Wrrti.r 1 0' gven.lf 4 2 Qroth tf 1 4 Priday.2 1 0 rlwKt.B 4 0 30 25 2 2 20 4 1 li 40 2 1 1 1 00 1 1 10 1 1 00 1 0 Mc e.r 3 3 1 Mlcht.H.2 Dtntt.i Okrle.e a Robert eon 21 4 0 20 2 1 3 1 4 0 30 12 6 0 TrJUl.p Jrati.o cOoan 0 01 0 01 0 .11 ool 0 01 0 01 Tottli 27 52T12 Bearden. a bHX.IIer lurrit.p dTiHor I Total! 34 8 24 10! astnilrd far Okrle 'n taetnth.

bDouhled for Rrarden in eventh. eStneled for Grana in ninth. dOrounrtrd out for Harm In ninth ftenre he Wathlnfton .000 001 0102 Detroit .001 010 OOx Summare Llpon; RBI. Mela, staw-art. Kell.

Werii 2B. Male H. Keller, Kell. Werti: HR. Stewart, Warti; DP.

Dente to Mlchaele to Vernon. Upon to Prlddr to Kolloway; left, Waehtoitoa 7, Detroit 7 BB, Bearden 7. Trout 2: SO. Bearden t. Trout 3: HO.

Bearden 4 In Harm 1 In 2: winner, Trout (13-4); loaer, Bearden f3-8). U. Berry, Pm.nrella and Honochlek. T. 1:47.

A. 5.092. With the training grind over, Middleweight Champion Jake LaMotta and his wife, Vickie (at left) relax in their hotel room at Detroit, Mich. LaMotta fondles a boxing glove as his spouse watches. Challenger Laurent Dauthuille of Paris and his wife, Andree, play cards in their room.

LaMotta and Dauthuille meet tonight for the middleweight title at Oiympia Stadium in Detroit. JL Tip Seminick's Homer. D. n. VICTORY GOMES AFTER Baczewski Brilliant in Relief Role.

By Bill Bryson. (Retfiter Staff Writer.) 1 SIOUX CITY, IA. Two were out in the ninth when the Bruins exploded for three runs and staggered the fast starting Sioux City Soos, 9-7i Tuesday night. Rapid fire singles by Dwight Maxhlmer, Don Swartz and Nels Burbrink yanked Des Moines out of a 7-6 lurch in this opening game of the Western league pre liminary play-off. Another run, for ornamental purposes, was forced home by the inaccuracy of Jack Bell, third Sioux City pitcher.

Use Four Hurlers. The Bruins used four hurlers before they finally quelled the violent Soos. Claimant of the richly-deserved victory was Fred Baczewski. Pitching with only one day of rest after his three-hitter against them Sunday the stylish left-hander blanked the Soos on one Mow after the third Inning. That safe thump was Al Maul's following a walk to Ray Katt with two down In the last of the ninth.

It made Maul the potential carrier of the tying run. Baczewski Sagging. Baczewskl's broad shoulders were, sagging with fatigue and Manager Charlie Root entrusted the clinching putout to Leon roulk. The threat stayed alive through the mounting tension of a three-tw--count, then Billy Pavlick rammed a finishing grounder to Vera Morgan at third. Things got out of hand for the Bruins right at the start, when BRUINS Continued on Page Fourteen.

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1:57. A. til. Base Running Give Roberts 19th. PHILADELPfflA, PENN.

Robin Roberts won a brilliant 1-0 pitching duel from Max Lanier, and the St. Louis Cardinals Tuesday night to annex his nineteenth Bout Tonight Red Sox Win; 16th Victory CHICAGO, ILL. UP The third-place Boston Red Sox Tues day night opened their fourth western swing with a 2-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Mel Parnell pitched a five-hit ter for his sixteenth decision in besting Bill Wight in a tight pitchers' duel. The Red Sox needed a whop- 1 1 ping total of 12 hits in their slim verdict.

It was Boston's sixth straight victory and Uielr twenty-fourth triumph In their last 27 games. It also was the final Red Sox appearance In Chicago this season. All the scoring came in the first two innings with Boston counting once each in the first and second frame and Chicago's lone marker registering In the opening inning. Boston's opening inning tally came on Johnny Pesky'w Inneld hit, BUI Goodman's single to right and Vera Stephens' long fly. The White Sox knotted the count at 1-1 in their half on walks to Carrasquel and Eddie Robinson and Gus Zernial's single.

The deciding Boston came In the second as Al Zarilla opened with a single, moved to second on Matt Batts' Infield out, reached third on a wild pitch and scored on Dom DiMaggio's single. a a rklraaa ak DlMsirjrio.cf ft 2 2 nr'iquilj 4 115 PMky.3 3 2 2 I Phlllty. 4 0 JO 31 aiRnbmtnn.i 301 noerr.j 4 1 2 1 M.le.m,3 32 03 i Sertlla.r 4 3 tlDaHrala oo ou Rttta.e 4 1 3 1 3 Fox, 2 2 (I 11 Parnell. 4 0 OA pptina Total! 38 12 27 cNlarhoe 1 0 1 Total! 22 27 II aRan for Maleikf In ninth. bOrounded out for Fox In ninth.

rWeiked for Wuht la ninth. Score by Boiton .110 WO OOO 2 loo ooo onoi Summery-E. Cirreaqiiel; RBL Jtenh-en. temial. Dl Menitio; sa Wieht.

Mull: DP. Carreiquel to Fol to Robin, ion. Pernell to Stephen! to Dropo, Mile. kl to Ki to Rnbinaon. MrCormlck to lr DMtM rhir.eo Hh.

Wlibl 2. Parnell 8 SO. Wlicht Pemell WP Wifbi; winner, Parnell tin-B) loier, wie.ni in-iai. IJ. Steveni.

Orleva end 221. A 119 si XT' Await Title ards, 1-0 Weird St. Louis Kictory and preserve Phila- delphia Phillies' 6V2-game National league lead. The margin of victory was Andy Semtnick's booming fifth inning home "run. The Phils' catcher celebrated his thirtieth birthday to the Joy of 20,864 fans.

Lanier gave np only twe hits In seven Innings of work, while Roberts was touched for five safeties. Roberts, however, had the benent of some weird St. Louis base running. The Cards had Roberts on the ropes in the first inning as Red Schoendienst led off with a left-field double that barely eluded Dick Sisler's outstretched arms. Schoendienst Dotes.

Roberts then gave up his only walk of the game, a pass to Marty Marlon. But Stan Musial forced Marion at second and then, after Bill Howerton struck out and with Enos Slaughter at the plate, Seminlck threw Musial out trying to steal. The fans thought the Cards were trying a double steal, but Schoendienst didn't leave third. Again, in the sixth, absent-mindedness on the base paths hurt the Cardinals. Marlon Thrown Out.

With one down. Marion drilled OOUme OH ursnny xiamner a rlnua Vfn.1.1 hit a ihim m-ounder to Hamner and Marion tnea make third base, but Hamner tossed to Willie Jones retiring Marlon. Musial might well have beaten the throw to first, at. Laala akh a a Pheiphia akh a a 4 11 3 Weltkm.l Marlon. 1 Muelal.l 4 0 5 I Jnnre 3 How.non.ef 4 1 0 Enmi.r Rlauihter.r 4 0 3 0 Sliier.lf H.RIre.lf 38 2 0 Miyo.it Kiuk.l 3 1 OOHamner.i D.RIre.e 3 0 3 0 aemlmrM Inier.p 2 0 12 0oilat.2 aLowrey 1 0 0 0.

RoberU.p Braile.a 0 0 0 01 1 Totali 25 3 27 10 touii ai 2 ti aKIied nnt for Lenler la elihth. Score by Innlngi; St. Louie 000 000 Ono 0 ooo flio oox 1 Summary none; RBI, Seminlrt; 2R, Srhorndlenit, Marlon; HR, S.ro'nlcn: SH. S'jler; PP, Srhotndlenat lo Marlon to Mu.ul; left. St.

Louie 8, Phlledelnhll 4. BB. Roberta 1, Lanier SO, Roberte 4. Lanier Lanier 2 In 7 tnnlnrt. Brant 1 In winner, Robert! (1S-8); loaer.

Lanier (11.71 II. Rallanrant. Warnake. Berlkk Dnnatelll. 1:41.

20 84. and Gat 'am from Had Unifsrr.s Pellet Cops Bhee eerfe tan with ewia aaad 0i9W Poliet Shirts BuHmi PopHa, Taa-Orey Saaalaer etrapa aadta aaleh 4 1 1 4 0 10 20 30 3 1 80 10 10 00 20 2 0 14 Si 41 30 3 3 10 0 1 Mall r'? Orders Add I Tat I Jolter Jolts Another Homer EASTER'S 3 -RUN HOMER IN NINTH SPILLS YM 8-7 2 Out When Indian Victory Comes. CLEVELAND, OHIO (ff With two men out, Luke Easter belted a three -run, ninth-inning homer Tuesday night to enable the Cleveland ndians to beat the New York Yankees, 8-7. The defeat shoved the Yankees into second place, one half game behind the Detroit Tigers. The Yanks en tered the Inning leading, 7-4.

Al- lie Reynolds, ap parently riding to his fourteenth victory, got the first man out, then walked two men. Then Tom I the Yanks' ace fireman, took over. Bob Kennedy slashed a double to center, scor- easter. ing Joe Gordon and moving Thur man Tucker to third. Larry Doby fanned for the second out Theri Easter Socked his second homer of the evening over the right field fence to end the game.

Yanks Score Early. All during, the rain-lengthened contest, the Yanks held a com manding lead, scoring six runs in the first two Innings off pitcher Early Wynn on home runs by Joa Dl Maggio, Phil Rlzzuto and Yogi Berra. But the Indians, who haven't frightened anybody In the league for more than two weeks, kept pecking away at Reynolds. He walked home one run In the second, then allowed Doby to knock a two-run homer in YANKS Continued on Page Fourteen. NOW at John Bloem Stores UK The Pre-Shaped LEE All American $7.50 I -JOHN DLOEM- I -STORES 520-522 East Locutt St.

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14 B. 8 ku. DETROIT, MICH. tW Squat Jake LaMotta, scenting a big money series with Sugar Ray Robinson, is a solid 9-5 favorite to whip Laurent Dauthuille of France tonight in his second world middleweight title defense. Although the town is baseball-daffy with the Tigers at home, International Boxing club officials expect a crowd of 13,000 and receipts of some 1100,000 for the indoor fight at the Oiympia.

With bis title at stake, LaMotta to a cagy, ragged wai rior. Vou caa throw out hla ever-the-welght fights. They don't mean much. Including hla loss to Dauthuille at Montreal In 1949. Jake didn't have the title then.

Nobody knows too much about Dauthuille but they like what they see in the gym. The 26-year old Frenchman commands respect for his right hand punching power that boasts four straight knockouts in 1950. Ransom Jackson. His Blow Let Ruth Win. ter but the Bravea pulled into what appeared to be a safe 1-0 lead In the seventh when Earl Torgeson doubled and scored as Walker Cooper beat out a bunt down the third base line.

We Sell, Sharpen or Recondition band onrfp MILL HAND CilViU CHAIN OaiMDINOt heeranleea aad Metal DISSTON CHAIN SAWS ji 1. jjm day noon and flew to their Peterson. N. nomes the Jewish holidays. "But why must you go, too?" Schwartz was asked by one of a small group to whom he had mentioned his proposed departure.

Schwartz came up with an excellent answer: "Because we're both Jews." VIDEO POSES PROBLEMS. 11 KOSTJDF THE talk at the lyl contention of boxing com-misoners is about television. i There IS general agreement about It on only two points: 1 1. That It to here to stay, aad nothing. can be done about that Th it ham definitely reduced attendance at hexing shows, and that perhaps eomeuung can sw done about that Many examples of how video presentation of fignts nas anec-ted attendance were cited.

Commissioner Greene pointed out thatxinly two clubs out of the 15 that were operating with weekly shows in New Jersey be lore television are now active. "The promoters of the Jake LaMotta-Tiberlo Mitrl fight In New York had hoped It would draw $15,000," he said. "That was their top estimate. But when It became known there would be no television $50,000 worth of tickets were sold the day of the fight and the gate went up to 9,000. "Likewise, the Willie Pep-Sandy Saddler bout under the aame promotion for which there was no television drew $250,000 a record for little boxers." COL.

HEINIE MILLER of the District of Columbia boxing commission declared that for 27 consecutive boxing shows in Washington the commission's share of the receipts had not been enough to pay the SITTIN' IN Continued on Pagt Fifteen. SCOREBOARD Western League Playoffs. Standings. I tkree-r-M eerlee). Itoi Malnaa a ini city i .000 Wlrhlta I i Tuesday Night's Games.

tea Matnta Mam City 7. Wleklla Omaha 4. Tonight's Games. -Den Maiaea at Ma Cllr. 1 Omaha at Wlrhlu.

American League. T. Standings. i. W.

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Laala, Philadelphia, S. Boataa 2. Chlratra 1. Ueeelao4 Maw lark t. 1 ritchers In Today's Gaines.

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I 1 at New lark IHra S-l aa4 Kac- 18-8) Withe WM taa snahn IMS) (Hllkr ie-4) at MtektHe. Iut. PnlUe It.lS ae In. rJgGlison Cllomer Seats Braves Joe DIMagglo gets a handshake from Yogi Berra after hitting a home run with two mates on base In the first Inning of Tuesday night's game at Cleveland. Berra hit a homer In the second with a mate on base.

The Indians rallied for four runs In the ninth inning to win, 8-7, with Luke Easter's second homer Robin Roberts. Beats Lanier for 19th. 8-Pound Son Born To Tookie Gilberts' NEW YORK, N. Y. W) Harold (Tookie) Gilbert, part-time first baseman for the New York Giants, is a father.

An 8-pound 2-ounce son was born to him and Mrs. Gilbert in Doctor's hospital, New Orleans, Tuesdsy. New Orleans Is the off-season home of the Gilberts. The young infielder was eflled up from the minors early this summer. He formerly played for Sioux City, in the Western league.

rktrat Jackeon.S aah a' Boataa ak 2 2 4 I 2 2 Mauro.r Werd.l Sauer.lf Parko.cf Sawateltte aRam'Eottr Walker.e Smalley. Rueh.p 3 0 4 1 20 4 0 13 0 Tnrie.on.l 4 1 3 1 1 Elllntt.3 4 0 1 0 Cooper. 3 0 2 Slaordon.lf 0 0 OO Holmei.r 0 0 1 0 Kerr.i 2 2 SSIhMarehtU 3 1112 11 II I3 JU HI Blckford, a Totalf 31 5 27 1 71 Toltlt 28 27 12 aRan for Sawankl In ninth. hrouled nut for Kerr la elihth. fcrore by Inalniu Chieano .000 000 0213 Bojton 000 000 1001 Summary Kerr; RBI, Cooper, Jerk-eon 2, Terwllllter; 2B.

torgeaon; HR. Jarkaon; SB, Jelhroe; SH, foraeaon. Ter-wllliirer; DP. Terwllllaer to Smalley to Ward, Smalley to Terwllliftar to ward; left. Chlcato 7, Boston 2.

BB, Ruin l.Birkfor SO. Rueh 1. BKkford 7: WP, Birkford; winner, Ru.h loaer, irk lord 1S-I0i; U. Stewart, Conlan. Oora.

T. 1:48. A. 3.39Z MODEL KINO'S FIRST. PAWTUCKET, R.

1. (fTV-FelH M. Poncelet's Model King scored his first victory in 16 starts this season, a neck In front Of Heres Hube In the Westerly Purse at Narraganaett park Tuesday. M1LB NATION CHaMPHtNSMir MOTORCYCLE RACES ft AGE 8 DESMOINIS Iowa State Fair Oroands SEPT. 17 atere I'Un fJMheas Si ere irrlea anar ua Prirea tiea.

the deciding blow. See some of the top teams of the country in action at Ames EIG HOME GAMES Rush Wins No. 12 on 5-Hitter. BOSTON, MASS. UP) Rookie Ransbm Jackson, who rejoined the Chicago Cuba Tuesday morning, clouted a two-run homer in the eighth Tuesday night as the Boston Braves suffered a 8-1 defeat.

i Not a Cub had gone beyond second base until Jackson, farmed out to the Springfield Interna tional league club early In the season, banged against the left- field scoreboard after pitcher Bob Rush opened the eighth by drawing a base on balls. The) Jackftoa four bagger, hla second af the year for the Cuba, was the third of the five hits mad off Vera Blckford, wkt had won Ma last five starts, and waa after his twen-ttetti victory. Blckford's fifth pass plus sin gles by Roy Smalley and Wayne Terwilliger gave the Cubs their third counter In the ninth. Rush also turned in a five-hit- (THN(o)W7li) tu4i (iim SEPT. 23 COLORADO 0CT7 7 STATE TEACHERS OCT.

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