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TnL JUNE 17, 1948. DES MOINES REGISTER 14 JENSEN WINS Sluggin' Teddy Paces All-Star Selection Field CHICAGO, ILL. (VP) Heavy hitting wins baseball games and the votes of the fans, too. Tigers Kludge Athletics in tilth 2-1 IN 2ND ROUND Shantz Grabs 11th, Lincoln Edges Soos LINCOLN, NEB. CP) Thanks to some brilliant relief pitching by Gilbert Miller, Bobby Shantz won his eleventh victory against KANSAS CITY, MO.

(H'y Doris Tops in Distance, Looks to London Detroit Ties Ted Williams, left-fielder with the Boston Red Sox and leading slugger of the American league, head the list of vote-getters in and indicated a new national fan vote record will be established. The 1947 vote totaled 1,973,493, Jensen of Des Moines, passed her women's singles second round test Wednesday in the Heart of American Tennis tournament by Yankees Use Reynolds to Beat Chisox with Joa DiMagglo, New York In 9th, Then Tips Brissie defeating Mrs. Oliver Langenberg Yankee center-fielder, as the leading individual with 782,194 of St. Louis, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3. the first tabulation to determine the starting lineup for the fifteenth annual All-Star game at St.

Louis July 13. Leonard Prosser, unseeded play votes. Di Maggio today holds third place behind Williams and Lou er from Kansas City, pulled the CHICAGO, ILL. UP) Allie Reyn DETROIT, MICH. UP) Phila first upset in the tournament by Williams polled 2,605 votes delphia's Lou Brissie lost a tough olds Wednesday went the route for the first time since May 11, one Wednesday as the Detroit Ti a single defeat as Lincoln nipped Sioux City, 3-2, here Wednesday night.

Shantz, who had been bothered by a lame back, was forced to leave the game in the sixth. Miller took over and retired the Soos In order in the last three innings, except for an error by George Lebedi. The visitors got their two runs off Shantz in the sixth. pitching' the New York Yankees to a 3-1 victory over the Chicago gers ran their winning streak to White Sox. six straight with a 2-1 victory Boudreau, Cleveland shortstop and manager.

Boudreau was named on 2,556 ballots and Di Maggio on 2,463. Stan Miislal, St. Louis Cardinal outfielder, who has compiled another robust batting average this season, tops the National league players with 2,314. Reynolds held the last-j lace Sox over tha Athletics in 11 innings eliminating fourth-seeded George Pero, Miami, 7-5, 6-2, in a third-round men's singles match. An upset also was scored in third round play In the women's singles as Margaret Varner, El Paso, an unseeded player, defeated fourth-seeded Lucille Davidson, Kansas City, 6-1, 6-3.

Other favorites continued to Ewulr' 1 4 its I a to seven hits in gaining his acv enth victory of the season. The Yanks won the game in the first inning, scoring twice from the 4,956 lineups checked hy the Chicago Tribune, which is conducting the balloting with 448 affiliated newspapers, radio stations and magazines in 47 states and the District of Columbia. The voting will end at midnight July 5. (Selections may be sent to the Sports Department, Des Moines Register.) p. The first returns show an increase of 350 percent over the opening days lineups last year The 21-year-old Brissie had a one-hit 1-0 shutout through eight Innings but couldn't hold It.

Shantz himself got the Lincoln scoring going by smashing a double which wa.i followed by a fielder's choice and Bob Well- Dick Wakefield's double. Hoot Evers' sacrifice and Pat "Mullin's come through with victories with machine-like precision. Veterans dominate the top positions in the league with the exception of Richy Ashburn. Philadelphia Phillies rookie, who leads at center field with 2,055. Hal Surface, of Kansas City, long fly tied it up in the ninth, seeded third, turned back Charles Hoover, of Junction City, man's single.

The A'a added another in the fourth. on George Stirnweiss single. Cliff Mape' double, a ground out and Joe DiMaggio's single. They added another run In the fourth when Stirnweiss singled, stole second and scored on pitcher Glen Moulder's error. Reynolds blanked the Sox on three hits until the sixth.

They cored their lone run on Tony Iipien' double and singles by Pat Seerey and Taft Wright. 6-0, 6-2. The deciding run cam in the Buddy Behrens, the national fifth on Ed Boehm'a double to unior champion from Ft. Lau The Tigers won with three straight hits in the eleventh by Evers, Mullin and Paul Campbell. Philadelphia's lone run came on Ferris Fain'a seventh-inning homer.

The A'e got only five blows off Art Houtteman, young Detroit right-hander, who took his second straight triumph after eight straight defeats. Kovacs Tops Segura, Goes To Semifinal derdale, defeated Ed Pier-son, Kansas City, with the loss of but a single game, 6-1, 6-0. York IB. H. O.

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sion with something less than approval. Herb stomped and roared and tore up huge divots with his bat. Skipper Jack Fitzpatrtck rushed out to soothe his athlete's wounded feelings, then turnrd his own wrath upon Munari. A few moments and several hundred words later Fits was 5 2 2 6 3 12 1 (J Miw 4 center, Wellman'a long fly to Pavlick, and a fielder's choice on Llmmer's hot roller to Gilbert. Gilbert's toss to the plate a too late to nail Boehm.

Shantz struck out four to give him a total of 107 strikeouts In HOVa Innings this season. Hi. two bases on balls were hi fourteenth and fifteenth this year. Khlliey.cr 4 Ol.uplen.l 4 4 3 OWrliM.r 4 vh. Atctrcrx: 4 I' cf 4 4 hti'n 4 4 Keynds.p 2 Joc.nt.a 4 II 0 4 l.lpon.a 4 1 AppilHK.3 3 5 3 FOREST HILLS, N.

Y. (.1) Fourth-seeded Frank Kovacs of Oakland, got the jump on Tom Molloy, seventh-seeded from New Orleans), eliminated Dick Oftburn, IIouMon, 6-S, fl-2, and Alex Ceorge, Kan-has City public court champion, defeated Jason Morton, Houston, city champion, 6-4, 4 2 5 0 5 0 2 WIUta.lt 0 2 Kell.3 ft 2 Faln.l 4 19 0 WakTd.lf 5 17 MaVkt.3 5 0 0 4 Kvr.cf 4 2 2 1 InW'llaru 1 IbliodKlo 1 4 iuar.n .1 7 Mullln.r 3 12 0 4 liVloo.l 1 1 12 1 .1 1 1 0 1 0 1 Hwirt.e 2 4 nOullaw S. City AH. II. O.

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4 Brt.ale.p 4 4 1 Ki .1 privileged to join Hack among 4 the field and became the first to enter the semifinals sday in the National Gardner Lamed, national inter Totala 37 530 10 Wauner.c 0 Ma run. 3 3 Gilbert. 1 3 4 0 0 The talk of (he track world, Ollle Mattton goes through a warmup for bin coming battle against other U. S. Olympic team hopefuls.

The San Francisco prep's 47.1-second 440-yard dash time establishes him as one of America's top hopes In the 400-meter race at the London games. collegiate champion from Rollins I 1 1 1 on 1 1 2 A 3 1 0 2 1 3 7 27 1 2'Totii1 32 2T 1 2 M.uMr In fifth tFftpid cut lor Crov4 In ninth. Kcorr by innings: Nw York 200 100 000 3 Ctiraco 000 001 000 1 6umrnrv Errors. Mnuldrr ning in. UiMskkio, Wrlfcht; two-hnmm htm, Mnpft.

L'irin; Mfnlt-n banc. K'imwf rtmiblt pinya. Ptiriiw1 to Kiuufo to UcUnltin. Klzzuto to Htlmwel 4 Ler.non.r 4 Carlson, 4 Totala 34 33 13 the spectators. York, with his parents and his brother up from Fort Worth, to see him play, touched off the College (Fla.) and Ricardo Bal 2 Hoehm.cf 2 0 Llmmer.l 0 Kirk.r 0 Novirk.c 3 Lebeoi.s 0 Hiewart.3 1 Hhants.p aHuaco 0 Mlller.p imues.c 3 biers, of Santiago, Chile, the No outa when wlnnlnic run acored.

Intentionally paaatd (or Swift In ninth Bvora hy lnnlnna: Prof esslona Is 3 Tennis a m- Phila.l-lutila 000 000 100 001 1 ft 10 0 champion of Chile and Brazil, each took their third round Totala 32 4 24 Datrolt Ooo 000 (ml 01 2 run-making with a single through the box in the second inning. matches in stride. nummary Joint; runa liatttil In, Kaln, Miillln, Camlill; two-haae bin Suuer, tvn, Wahelield, Vlc; Imuia run Sain aacnflca hlta. Swift. Vlco.

Kvrrn Totjsl ,14 1 1 27 1 0 aFanncd for tetania in sixth. Score bv niiilns: 1 ranca 2-53iite, 4-1 In third round women's singles, double plav. Lake to Li pun to Vlco; leit on bases. Plillaiti'lnhla 7. Detroit 11.

Slnux City noo 002 000 2 Lincoln 001 110 00 3 Magda Rurac, of Romania, top- plonships. Kovacs staged a stout rally after dropping the first two sets to eliminate Pancho Sogura, the two-fisted Baacs on Dana. Brisflla .1. Hnmteman Borkovvski's shot, which would, have been a double if it hadn't struck first base, put runners on first and third. York scored on Bill Campau's s-ummary Krrors.

Carlson. Lbedz, Kirk. Weilman runs batted In, Martin. Coiumho, 4: atrlxeoutfi, Brlanie 3. IlouiUnian 4 hit by piloher.

Brissie Vlco). Homniel. Boyrr and Pa i iittri irfuiii, ijwiim; iHg-iffl, nils, Pavlick. Hoelim. Novl.k.

Sham Fn: seeded, was forced to show her best shots in beating Ethel Norton, of San Antonio, 6-1, 7-5. rella. Time, 2:03. Attendance, tiire-baa lilts, Gilbert, Fo; sacrifice hit Boehm: double plays, Hofman to CarUoii But Brooklyn Needs Furillo's Clout KOVACS. to Gilbert.

Fox to Labeda to Limmer; left on baae. Sioux City Lincoln 9. 3-6, Buses on balls. Schoentmrn 1. Shantz 2: swinger from Ecuador, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3.

6-3. 4-IIit Eighth Helps Browns Nip Nats, 6-5 grounder, which forced Borkow-ski. Gorman dropped pivotman Angelone's peg to miss a double play, but it didn't matter, for aft in Ninth to Extinguish Reds. Junior A' Get strikeouts Schouebom 4, Shanta 4. Milier 2: hits.

Rhsnti 4 In 6 Innings. Miller in 3: winning pitcher. Shantx. to UcQutnn, Mlrl.ai-n to Knlloway to l.up fn. left on b.

Ne York 8. Cbl-Caso baara on halU. Moiil.tpr 3, ReynoMa 4. Orov atrlkeouta. Unuldor 1, Rynold 3, Orove hlt.

MouJijer 5 in 5 innings, Grrve 2 in losing pitcher. Moulder. MrGan. Hubbard and Time. 2:11.

Attendance. 5.732. Classic Leaders Tangle Tonight TONIGHT'S GAMES. At KeiiH Field. (S.

E. Fmirimith at. mod Hartford atr 1:30 p. m. Moms p.

in. Boyt va. Country Club. Bob Case will attempt to stop Moose Lodge's league streak at six when Kessell plays the Classic Softball leaders at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the first of two Classic games at Kessell Field. RRnnKT.VN "NT (JP) Fiirillrt's sincrl with Luuib, Aiu.

itr) A lour- hit AtpyitVi nnin attanlr tVi er John Langgood produced the first of his three singles, Don Al- Young Brucker PHILADELPHIA, PENN. (JP) The Philadelphia Athletics an Segura held command over Kovacs through the first two sets when the Californian was never able to break his opponent's service. But in the third game of the the bases full in the ninth inning gave the Brooklyn St. Louis Browns gave them a 6-Dodgers a 4-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds Wednesday 5 victory over the Washington fano and Jacobs were, easy outs. oenaiors weanesaay nigni.

Cam pan Connects. Campau's single drove in the nounced Wednesday they had ILLINI NINE Kaipn ormca went me route eihth with doublps bv A1 KBrina third set, Kovacs cracked through Umpires. Van Keuren. IStorner and Ci-bulka. Time, 1:34.

Attendance, 1.802. Denver Wins 20-16 Slugfest From Omaha DENVER, COLO. CP) The Denver Bears scored 11 times in the first inning, then beat off the Omaha Cardinals to win a Western league slugfest, 20-16, Wednesday night. Eight hits, four walks and two errors produced the Bears' first- final run in the eighth. York for his seventh victory of the Paul rhnPr fPfltllrinP- to assume a 2-1 lead and he grew TT.

I forced Jackson, who had walked, season. OUT OF N.C.A.A. progressively stronger from that xie nau a no-iuiier ior Browns' surre. paid a $30,000 bonus to Earle Brucker, 21-year-old catcher-son of the team's battery coach, to sign a contract. Young Brucker will report immediately to the Lincoln, farm club of the Athletics.

then stole second. Virl Minnis' innings Deiore, jonnny The Senators thrfatn in th. point. Wyrostek hammered a home run ninth but Al Widmar came in and Kovacs will play the winner of the Riggs-Cooke match in the WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.

(JP) with one on to tie the score at running catch of Borkowski's liner to left held up the runners, set the Senators down after two Boyt, tied with V.F.W. Post 738 for second spot in the Classic North Carolina defeated Illinois semi-finals. men reached base. 3-3. Branca allowed two safeties.

but Campau cracked a liner to A powerful left-handed hitter, Vahn AB.H. O.A.St. Ia. AB. H.

O. A with a 4-2 record, meets Country Club, winner of one of five loop 7-3, Wednesday night in the second round of the N.C.A.A. East Vot.3 4 0 IVMnuer.3 4 Brucker starred with San Diego Ko7.ar. 2 5 center and took second when it was fumbled by Davis. ern Baseball tournament.

The tilts, in the 9 pm. game. The other bracket sends Jack Kramer of Los Angeles, second seeded, against Wclby Van Horn of Germantown. No. 5, and Don Budge of Hollywood, Coan.lf 5 2 State college for two seasons.

Ho plans to finish his college course Ralph Marturcllo will be Case's defeat eliminated Illinois, co A faster man than Campau Ahead 3-1 going Into the-eighth, Branca pitched a home run ball to Wyrostek after Ray Lamanno got on as Pee Wee Reese fumbled his grounder. aMi-Brlda 1 1 during the off-season. pitching opponent tonight, with which would be almost anybody could have scored on Lang- both seeking Classic victory No, Vernon, 4 2 Karly.c 1 F.vanx 1 champion of the Western conference. Vinnie Dilorenzo, Tar Heel southpaw, held the Illini to five i Zarilla. rf 4 OIPrlddy.2 4 Oiplatt.U 4 Deiiie.a 3 0 (iSchultz 1 Partee.

3 OieBinks 1 OlMnas.c 0 1 Lehner. cf 4 3 Stevens. 1 4 0 Sanford.p 0 Biscan.p 2 OlWIdmar.p 0 inning runs and sent Card starter Don Kelly from the mound. Omaha tried two more hurlers before Ed Yuhas came on to slow down the Bears. George Genovese had a perfect night five for five and Willie Skeen got five for six.

Warren Martin pitched one-hit ball for five innings, but ran into Par ker, Mulloy Get 2. Bob Burns, winner of two third-seeded, against Australia's Dinny Pails, the former Davis Cup ace who heads the foreign The Dodgers won in the ninth Jull''n good's subsequent single, but Bill stopped at third and Alfano 0 10 hits. league games, will take the mound for Boyt tonight, opposed against relief pitcher Kent Peter- ferar Lower Bracket Spots contingent. Di Lorenzo. North Carolina's tapped into a force play.

0 1 0 0 son. Branca walked to oDcn the cokrii by Dick Anderson, who will try LONDON, ENGLAND (U.P.) inning, but was forced by Marv Totals 33 9 24 6 Totala 34 11 27 12 lor victory No. 2. Camjiau's slowness also cost the Bruins a run in the sixth, Prospects for a second straight LENCZYK GETS aDoubied fur Stewart In eighth. bSinRled tor Scarborough in ninth.

Rackley on a bunt. Pee Wee Reese then singled to send Rack- curve-balling southpaw, restricted Illinois to one double and four singles. The Illini reached him for two singles in the last seven innings. his usual wild streak and Roy Lee replaced him. cKan for ennatman in nlntn.

dSineled out for Dente in eighth. Set 3 More Bouts ley to third and Jackie Robinson! when they let three hits go to waste. York's second hit was voided all-American men's singles final in the Wimbledon Tennis championships dwindled Wednesday as top-seeded Frank Parker and rStruck out for Partes in eighth. walkprl fillinp- th hacpo Score by innings: I w-, nm nnn non EASY TRIUMPH For Valley Show Furillo singled over Peterson's st. Louis .200 001 03x 6 as Borkowski grounded into a 1 1 Bummsrv r-rrurs.

xiuzar. nuinvaii. twin killing. third-seeded Gardnar Mulloy came out in the bottom bracket Three more bouts were, an iieau 10 sture rs.ai;Kiey. It was Partee.

Dente; runs batted in, Piatt 2 tt i 1 Yost. Kozar 2. Partee. Schultz. Lehner 2 uiiiiu a uuru iul.

'hit Vot Omaha AB. H. O. A.i Drover. AB.

H. O. A. 6 2 2 1 5 5 2 1 5 0 2 5 0 0 4. 4 16 2 Skeen.if 6 5 3 Rapp.c 0 Reash.r 6 4 0 0 5 2 0 1 Felix.cf 5 2 3 4 3 3 0 Befeie.l 6 1 7 4 2 6 0 3 16 5 Ortiz.2 3 0 3 4 Phillips.c 3 0 6 1 6 3 2 1 Martln.p 3 2 1 Kellev.p 0 0 0 0 Lee.p Cassut.p OOOOi Glaser.p 0 0-0 Total 42 20 27 1 2 Yuhas.s 3 1 0 1' aHile 1 0 of the tournament draw.

nounced for the amateur boxing card at Valley stadium Friday The victnrv wan th fiffVi Priddy. McBride, Zarilla, Lehner; home LULUJIBUS, OHIO UP) 1 run Ptatt stntpn ha flitlntt tr Vr. MIXOU LEAGUES AMERICAN ASSOCIATIOX. W. L.

W. L. Pet. Ind'p'a 43 22 .662 Slin'p'ia 29 32 .475 MJlw'e 37 22 .627, K. City 25 35 .417 St.

Paul 36 2 Toledo 26 39 .400 Col'bus 32 29 2144 .323 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS. At Milwaukee: R. H. E. Toledo OOl 000 000 1 8 1 Grace Lenczyk of Stetson univer Straieht for Branca.

Who Ditched non: sacrifice hit, Early: double plays. night. two-hit ball. sity coasted through the second He has a seven and a iiuu; tciuc ku m-v it.ui.oi iu Vernon. Kozar to Sullivan to Vernon: left Roderick Lumadoo, West Des x-arHer, lop-raniting u.

s. amateur since Jack Kramer turned professional, was pitted against D. C. Coombe. Mulloy drew the on bases, Washington 3.

St. Imls 5. five record. Campau doubled to the left-field fence and Langgood lined one into shallow left. Pitcher Bob Kuhl-man, replacing Hack as the third base coach, flagged down Campau, and it was too late to get him started again when Minnis fumbled the ball.

The inning ended immediate Bases on balls, sanford 3, Haerner 1 round in the women's collegiate golf tournament Wednesday to remain the popular choice as the Cln'natl AB.II. O. A. Br'klyn AB. H.

O. BlHc-an 2, Widmar strikeouts. Haefner 1, Biscan 5. Scarborough 2. Widmar Moines welterweight, will meet Phil Brown of Des Moines.

Bob Wright of West Des Moines is 3 (I Kackley.lf 5 Milwaukee OOO 410 20x 7 12 2 hits, Haefner 9 in 7 (none out in eighth). toughest opponent of the five seeded U. S. entries when he was Hi Reese. 4 4 Totals 41 14 24 11! aPopped up for Yuhas la ninth.

Store by innings: Omaha 010 0O3 363 1 Adams. 2 2 Hcarnorougn 2 in J. Hanrora in z't, Bisran 6 in 5'i (none out in ninth next women's collegiate cham 2 Baupnes Reid. Bickhaua (7). Os-trowakt 8) and Mancuao; Wright and Burn.

At Minneapolis: R. H. E. St. Paul 0O0 210 000 3 12 1 Widmar 0 in 1 wild pitches.

Haefner, 4 pion. paired against Alejo Russel, lead ing Argentine competitor. Denver (11153 ooo lux vn Widmar; winning pitcher, Blaran; losing 3 0 4 01 Kurillo.cf 3 Hodjces.c 3 Oil.und.r 4 HMIksls.2 3 Brown, 3 4 2 slated to go against Charles Shearer of Boone, and Don Vest, Boone middleweight, will meet Max Bouer of Des Moines. She defeated Nancy Porter of pttcner, HearDorouan. Summarv l.rrors.

wanaowsm. aiis-ns. Hi-nfilngsen, Harrison, O'Laughiir. Youncl 2 Mlnneaiiolis (102 04O 0()x 11 2 the women's college of the Uni Skeen, Felix: runs batted in, Keasi r. Batti rtra Faepke and Anderaon; Ayers and Wlieelrr.

Onlv L'amfS arliednled. Prep Captures 4 3 Meerp 2 aKlupz'ki 1 0 ersity of North Carolina by an Skeen 4. Martin. Qenovwa Donovan Benngliele. Lewamlowskt 5, O'Laughllu 3.

ulias. Lewinakl 2, Conroy two-bas- Oi Totals 328 27 be ly when Kohout bore down to strike out Alfano. A doubleheader has been scheduled tonight to make up a game postponed on the Bruins' first trip here. easy 6 and 5 score. 1 hits.

Hennmgsen. LaugMin, t-keen. Jack Hall Cards 67 On. Cyclones Course Jack Hall, Waveland profes Southern Medal Totals 30 225 151 Lewinski; three-base nits, caeen. r-eaan.

Felix; Genovese. O'Laughlia; home run. be aFlied out for Vander Meer in eighth. Indianapulia at Kansas City, will played at a later date. TODAY'S GAMES.

Indianapolis at Kansas City, to plaed at later date. Louisville at Columbus. Minneapolis at St. Paul. Toledo at Milwaukee.

THREE LEAGCE. Two other leading contenders for finals Friday are Marilyn Smith, 19, of Kansas and Alice O'Neal, 22-year-old Rol One out when winning run acorea. Keah; nouoie piay. uoaovan io to Beringhele; left on bases, Omaha 11. Denver 7.

Bases on balls, Martin 9, Kelly 2. ATLANTA, GA. (JP) Billy Key, CInclnnaU 1W ow Uj-u 1 7-vpnr-nlrl fViliimhiis fia shnrn, sional, shot a 67 over the Iowa State college course early this Brooklyn 1 lO U1U Ulil Cassut 1, Claser 4. Yuhas 2. 1-ee z.

strikeouts. Martin 4. Yuhas 6. Lee 2: hits, Kellev 4 In i Innings, Martin 9 Summary Errors, wyrosteK. neese.

snooter clinched medalist honors week, it was disclosed Wednes Independence Trot Races on Sunday INDEPENDENCE, ia. liar-cess races will be held at the Buchanan County TTair Grounds here Sunday, beginning at 8 p. m. The program will consist of six heats: a 2:24 pace, a 2:24 trot, a 2:18 trot, a 4 furlong, an 88 mile run, and two running races. lins college senior.

Miss Smith defeated Corinne Pet wyrostek two-base i.its. Furiiio. in the Southern Amateur Golf 7. Cassut 3 in Giaser in i un day. He will be a contender in the Omaha Cards Obtain 18-Y ear-Old Catcher OMAHA, NEB.

UP) Richard .515 .523 In hit oy pinner. Yuhas, Jarosi: wilif pilches Yuhas 3. wyrostek; sacrifice hit. Branca; left on tournament Wednesday with two Major of Stephens college, 4 and W. L.

W. Quinrv 2S14 H'te 23 20 KvRv'e 2H1S Kp'fcrid 23 21 l'anv'e 25 1H Pav'p't 14 33 Wat'loo 25 19 Oecatur 1132 WmNKSDAY'S RF.SULTS. Hawkeye Holidays Open here .256 Martin 1: passed ball. Mama; winninn bases. Cincinnati Pr.rai.vn i.

fnr li- while Miss O'Neal scored a 1- pitcher. Martin; losing pncner. Bases on balls, vnnuer M. er 4. rrnr- i son j.

wranco sinseouis. anuer Kev. twice Southern DreD cham- up decision over Carol Clark or Umpires, I ririau.i, tow. Time. Attendance.

1.2Si. At Evanivillo (first tirnti: R. H. E. Harrison, 18-year-old Omaha Saturday and Sunday.

Pat Willcox, another Open en try, broke par with a 69 at Wave. 1. Peterson 1. Branca hits, vanaer Terre Hauta OHO OOO 00 2 1 Mr fi In 7 innlncs. Peterson 2 in 1-A: Miami (Ohio) university.

pion, tired a sizzling 35-36 71 Evansvilie OOO 000 01 1 5 3 hit by pitcher. Vander Meer (Furillo); catcher, was signed to a contract Wednesday, the Omaha Cardinals Miss Smith and Miss O'Neal Basketball Mentors Batteries Teutsch and Brookey; and Wilhrock. losmc pitcher. Peterson. land and fired a 70 over the Iowa over the Capital City club course Wednesday.

He scored 37-34 71 Umpires, joraa, jor ana iuioo. K. 11. At vaterioo: announced. Time, .4 J.

Attenaance. meet in today's upper bracket semifinal. State route. New Hawkeye Holiday entries Wednesday were Bob He played in American Legion (Waterloo uiu vvf vrun. j' on Tuesday's first half of the qualifying round.

Hand Out Forecasts ALAMOSA, COLO. UP) Clair Batteries Southwiek and Teed; Gnle- Miss Lenczyk will play the baseball. He is being sent to Den GRAND CIRCUIT. At Maywood, I1L McKee, former state amateur Bucs Buckle Giants, Bobby Jones IH, whose father ver to catch in batting practice champion, and Max Shelton of Bee, veteran basketball coach on semifinals against Barbara Canine, of Western Michigan college, who defeated Roseann weK and Pinclotti. At Davenport: R.

H. Decatur 001 000 000 1 5 Davenport 100 000 02x 3 4 Batteries Atkins and Eilbracht Gnlewek and Pinciottl. At lprnml ramei: won the Southern amateur be- 11-5, Tie for Top Stuart. 21 CI.AS TROT WITH CONDITIONS. 1 Eazel Spencer Capp, J.

Arkeraiar ..7.80 4.40 the Atlantic seaboard, made the and will be assigned to a lower farm club when the Cardinals re Tim The fore SoineT on to conquer the golf NEW YORK, prediction Wednesday hia Long 4 20 4.60 10.40 Shaffer of Rollins college 1-up in turn here. R. H. (D. Stoverl 7.60 Norman Guy A.

Benin TiTtaWcrr, Pirates nulled into a -u Island U. Blackbirds will wm 19 holes. Terre Haute OOO 002 110 4 7 OOO OOO Oil 2 9 ti with 'Rnstnn Braves for the hia first Southern championship SITTIN' IN Continued from Page IS. Time. 2:14 6O0, 2H fl.AS PACE WITH only 20 games and lose 12 next Batteries Miller ana Brooney; uona Shirley Spork of Michigan, last 100-7 Shot Makes National league lead Wednesday, van and Baldwin.

season. AMATEU11S years champion, was dropped trouncing the New York Giants, Nags of the Field from the running Tuesday in the since, and from the incident, as 11-5, while the Braves were beat TODAY'S GAMES. Danville at Springfield. Quincy at Decatur. Terre Haute at Evansvilie.

Davenport at Waterloo. IMP1RES MEET SCNDAV. Members of the Des Moines Umpires well as his experience last Decern en by Chicago association will bold a special meeting tournament's only upset so far Miss Lenczyk was last year's runner up. ber, sprung Walcott's apparent ASCOT, ENGLAND UP) Vote, a 100-7 shot, won the Manager Bill Mever'S Pirates Sunday, at the City Hall, Joe inner, nresiaent. announced wtdnMdav.

sincere belief that he can beat Coach Henry Iba of Oklahoma A. and also here for the Adams State coaching school, thinks defensive play in basketball will begin catching up with the offense and the result may be a return to lower scoring games. tagged five Giant pitchers for 12 hits, including homers by Johnny Louis any time, any place. INTERNATIONAL LEAGCE. Montreal 5.

Jersey City 2. Buffalo 5. Newark 4. Svracuse 1. Toronto 0.

at Baltimore, rain. AMERICAN SOFTBALL LEAGCE. Royal Hunt cup for the second straight year Wednesday. The victory was worth 2,500 pounds 7:15 p. m.

Glen Towers vs. Machin CONDITIONS. 1 MILE. Fox Mc. (O.

Amundsen) 4.00 2.S0 2.40 Stephen Direct (F. Johnson! 7.20 4.40 Jimmy's Pride (C. Scott) 3.60 Time 2:15." 000. 51 CLASS FACE WITH CONDITIONS. 1 MILE.

Star.kato J. Bradfard) 3.40 2.80 2.40 Foxy Abb D. Dyer) 6 OO 3.60 Ruby Abbe (L. Bor- ir.ei 3.20 2:15 2'5. 600 17 CI.S TROTTERS WITH CONDITIONS, 1 MILE.

JIcf.wvTi Hanover (H. 18.40 6 60 4 OO (A. 3.60 2 so lina Patch D. Yapp) 5.20 Tim. 2:12 25.

6(Mi. IK LASS PACE WITH COMiiTKI.NN. 9:16 MILK. P. rattan IG.

ists at west msn. Hopp and Wally Westlake PRIOR TO 1936 Walcott had 9 p. m. Younkers vs. Eagles Aeria 109 at West High.

Four errors, along with a couple of Giants mental lapses, aided the never fought as a heavyweight, 9 p. m. Ilarrte's vs. E.D.M. Klwanis PACIFIC COAST LEAGCE.

Hollvwood 8, Sacramento 6. Portland 1, Los Anselea 0. Oakland San Dieco 4 San Francisco 10. Seattle 5. He did not carry enough pound at cast nign.

Garden Inn vs. Greenwood Electric postponed. Pirates considerably. GRAVES SCORES K. O.

DULUTH, MINN. (U.P. age. AB.H.O.A.iNew York AB.II.O.A. Favor Mangrum, Locke in Victory CHICAGO, ILL.

UP) Bobby Locke and Lloyd Mangrum head the professional contingent of 49 shooters who will tee off today in Chicago's $15,000 Victory golf tournament at Midlothian Country club. Ben Hogan. who captured the 0 But that year he was niatche 41KlRnry.K 3 Knjek.a 5 Out.tlne.ri 5 Hopp. cf 5 Featherweight Jackie Graves of Austin, Wednesday night NATIONAL SOFTBALL I.KAOCK. p.

vn W. Forest Mchts. al Kaat High. for a 10-rounder with Al Ettore 1 2 1 2 10 0 4 TLX AS I.KAGIE. Tulsa 3.

Htireveport 1. Oklahoma CHy K. Beaumont 1. Houston 4. Houston 1.

San Antonio 26. Dallas 7. MIDGET DRIVER KILLED. ALBANY. N.

Yt UP) Bill DiU. a 23-year-old midget auto driver, was killed Wednesday night at the Menands track as his wife and 4-year-old son watched. I Mncr.il of Philadelphia, who was comin Campbelii T.00 3 40 2 fiO AMERICAN knocked out Mimmie Adragna of Pittsburgh in the second round ASSOCIATION 1 1 SOFTBALL along quite well and who was in wesu Ke Stevens.l 4 4 FGerrd.c 5 1 i i.ocKm 4 0 3 4 01 Marshall, 4 0 4 liKerr.s 4 0 3 2ibCooper 1 1 8 0 Uones.p laLavton 1 line for a scrap in Madison Square of their scheduled 10-round bout J.KAGLE. L. Pet.

W. L. Pet. 2 5 2 .778 C.C.C.C. 2 7 .222 W.

7 Bonham.p 3 Garden. Ettorc's handlers wante Windsor Big Sumner SOITHKH.V ASSOCIATION. Klrmindiam 5. Little Rock 4. Nashville 2, Mobile 1 (first game).

11. Memphis 4. Nashville at Mobil, second same, rain. New Orleans 13, Chattanooga 5. Totals 40 12 27 3 .700 Kroggy's 2 7.222 4 2 8 .200 to get another win for their man Meredith P.G.A.

and National Open titles, has passed up a championship and picked on Walcott. Jersey Joe was scraping out! defense in the Victory open. No iTrin'kle cMcCarthy 1 Sumner 6. Big 3. Meredith Publishing 11.

Thnftway 6. Windsor 13, Snoosvilte 3. "roggy'a Tavern 7, C.C.C.C. 5. entry has been received from AIE1- Totals 33 B2716 Kas.e F.

R. 3.40 3.20 1 Danry Bv 8iskiyou Burneht) 3 SO 1 lO 1 5 DIVIDED, JOHN Ht.REY TROT. 1 MILE. W. Den- 5.40 3 20 3 OO Gr-rd Parade H.

F.tspatnrki 2.60 2 60 Scott iH. Parahall) 4.00 T.me. 2:10 SI.OOO 3-VEAR-OLD PACE, 1 MILE. Gay tee (E. Barnes, ir.

6.S0 3.20 3.00 tkr oi'ah Pence tC. J. Kum- iev) 6.40 3 60 Tarkee Chief D. Taylor). 4.20 2:12.

J3.500 DIVIDED. JOH.V HERVEY TROT. 1 1 MILE. Don Scott liLParshaUi .34.20 7.80 3.20 Grand Parada H. Fitz- patrick) 2.

SO 2.4H Prcximliy fW. Denniaon) 2.40 2:17. 600. IB CLASS PACERS WITH CONDITIONS. 1 MILE.

Jimmy Demaret, runner-up to an existence for himself and family at any odd jobs he could get, fighting as a sideline, artd taking engagements without training or NATIONAL SOFTBALL LEAGCE. W. Prt I t. t- Hogan In the National open. act ruck" out for Jones in seventh.

bKlled out for Livingston in ninth, Popped out for Triiikie in ninth. Score by inings: Meredith 7 1 .875 Farm Bu. 5 4.556 Wally'a 5 3 A 5.444 W. 32nd 5 3 .625 Jimmv'a 2 7 .222 Pittsburgh 103 002 320 11 with very little of it. New YorK lu uiu uiu Economy 5 4 .556 Kessll 1 7.125 He worked only nine days in NORTHERN LEAGCE.

Aiierdct-n 4. FarKo-Moorhead 0. iiliperior 10, Eau Claire 5. Sioux Falls 7. Grand Forks 5.

RESULTS College Baseball. N.C.A.A. EASTERN DIVISION. sSKCOND P.OUND. North Carolina 7.

Illinois 3. N.C.A.A. WESTERN DIVISION. FIRST PwOUND. Oklahoma A.

and M. 13, Colorado State Southern California Baylor 0. WEDNESDAY'S RF.SULTS. Jimmy's 16, Economy 6. Farm Bureau 10.

Power Light 3 Kessell vs. W. 22nri A iwu 'Mac preparing for Ettore. Walcott cut him up, outboxed him and gave chants, postponed. ROCKETS SIGN OWENS.

CHICAGO, ILL. CP) Isaiah (Ike) Owens, of Illinois, one of the outstanding defensive ends in college football last season, Wednesday signed with the Chicago Rockets of the All-America football conference. Ben (E Cobt 5.00 3.20 2.60 T. Brader (O. Amund iucreuun vs.

waiiy s. postponea. GAMES WANTED. SOFTBA LL. Mrs Moines.

Willkia House Vets. Out-of-town game for July 4. Write Harold Carr. 907 Fifteenth or call 3-4634. Summary errors.

Goraon Fltz Gerald, Kerr: runs batted In. Hopp 2, Mize 2. Kiner. Thomson 2. Westlake 3, Fiu Gerald, Stevens 2, Murtauph: two-base bit.

Stevens; three-baaa bit, Thomson home runs. Hopp, Westlake, Mize; sacrifice hit. Murtaugh: double plays, Kojek to Murtaugh to Stevens: Rlgney to Kerr to Mize; left on bases, Pittsburgh 8, New York 4. Bases on balls. Poat 1, Konlkowskl 2, Bonham 2, Trinkle 2: strikeouts.

Poat 1, Bonham 3, Konikowskt 2, Trinkle hits, Poat 4 In 2' innings. Konlkowskl 4 In 4 V. Lee 2 in 0 (two batters Jones in 'i. Trinkle 2 in hit by pitcher, Bonham (Thomson); losing pitcher, Konikowskt World 4lz Furlong sen) 7.80 4.40 Abh'f (F. Johnson) 4.20 Time.

2:1125. him a terrible beating for eight rounds, but dropped to the floor from exhaustion In the ninth round and lost on a "kayo." But that was the end of Ettore as a topflight fighter. He did not get the bout in the Garden. Many of the top men In the class of '43 want careers in aviation. But aviation is a specialist's field and the way to move up fastest Is to learn one of the skills or trades that are neededThat's Just what you can do tinder MA.io.t EASTERN LEAGUE.

(15 and under Raaeba.ll. Junior Eagles 5. Des Molnea Dodgers 0. (Three leaders each league.) BATTING. G.

AB. R. H. Williams Red Sox) 50 184 48 75 Miislal iC.tnlln.nlsl 51 ICS 45 77 Pet. the TJ.

S. Air Force Aviation Career Plan. If you're a high school graduate, between 17 and 34 years old, you can select the specialized training you prefer, qualify for it before you enlist, and be sure of assignment to it after basic training. Get a head start today, by asking for all the facts at your nearest U. S.

Army and U. S. Air Force Recruiting Station or Air Force base. English Probe His Claim of 3 Aces ALL IN LAST 3 MONTHS .39 .371 Boudreau (Indians) 47 178 3S 66 Uolmes (Braves) .41 161 29 5S Standard Tumbles .360 WEST SIDE LE.4C.rK. flft-and under Hawball.) Hillbillies 2, Hawkeyea 1.

Did-Ita 13, Fort Des Moines 1. Uptown Merchants 11. Indians 1. THE FOREGOING Incidents show how the course of boxing careers are sometimes influenced 46 53 .340 NEW YORK, N. Y.

UP) A straight four and a half furlongs laughed off the feat as a fluke and said there "is no skill in it." Westlake (Pirates) 42 132 34 Brown tYankec-K) .42 156 24 Itl BATTED IN. AMF.R1CAN LEAGUE. Williams tKed DiMHKiio (Yankees) LONDON, ENGLAND (U.P.) The English Golf union disclosed Wednesday it is investigating the by things outside the ring as well as in it. world record was established at .49 HAMMrt PRACTICE. Hamms will practice today at 5:4 p.

m. on the Des Moines university dlsmond. All players are asked to be present. .41 In normal times, Rowbotham would have been presented three a ivfuimfau .41 ror Kelt (Indian Opportunity is important the United Hunts meeting at Bel mont Park Wednesday. WTIONAL LEAGUE.

world record claim by H. G. Row bottles of Scotch by the club. But the advancement of a pugilist. botham, a week end golfer, that with the post-war liquor shortage 103 OLD FEDERAL BUILDING Des Moines 9, Iowa S.n:er I ro I Kiner I 45 MuskiI 40 HOME KI NS.

Kel'ner (Indians I 15 WMlianis Re! Soxi 13 1 DiMaggio i 11 Sauer i Reds) 19 Kmrr 17 Musial (Cardinals) 13 i- TWILIGHT I.E4GVE. TODAYS GAMKlS. 6:00 p. Eagles Aerie s. Naval Preserve at Birdland.

p. m. Iron Workers 67 vs Tuckers University Auto at Old League Park. 6:00 m. Merediths vs.

Vets Hospital at Vets Hospital. p. m. Electrical Eng. a Eq.

vs. Arvldsons Stora at Birdland. Algasir, a Juvenile bay gelding making his first start, burned up the course in :50 4'5 seconds, beating the former world mark by one-fifth of a second. Ability to take advantage of opportunity is even more important. Walcott insists hes never had the opportunity, but has always had the ability.

still very much in evidence, the shoe was on the other foot. Rowbotham paid for the drinks all around. he shot three holes-in-one during the past three months. The 42-year-old Rowbotham, Who has a handicap of seven, on in a 1 1 i ii iiri i i ii jSVaiawsiai.