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Locals Lose 4-0 GHISOJl' 21 -HITS HUMBLES S0S0X 17-1 Tribe Buys Bragg Back From Smokers ly Women's Golf Page 16 THE PALM BEACH POST, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1953 Chicago Cuts LAKE WORTHEighteen mem A's Big Guns Down Browns, 5-3 Braves Field Sold To Boston University Leasue Lead bers of the Women Golf Association played a nine hole, low gross on odd hole tourney at the Golf Club Thursday. Low gross winner was Bobbie bustuin () Purchase of Tampa's Smokers scored their aecond straight shutout victory last Braves Field, former home of the Case said the university would have immediate use of the field and an additional 468,000 square feet of BOSTON, July 30 Wl Chicago's night as they blanked the West Palm Beach Indians, 4-0 to win PHILADELPHIA, July 30 (Al Little Marion Fricano pitched a smooth 8-hitter and his Philadel power-laden White Sox unleashed Riggins, 23; Marge Lumpkin, 24, was second. Low putts went to Ef-fie Silkwood, 13. two of the three-game Florida International League series in Tampa land. The sale, he said, Included all physical equipment exceDt electrle Henry accomplished by returning First-baseman John Paul Jones to the Yankee system.

Gene Stewart, who has been playing some in the outfield, now will- take over first base again. Bragg is hitting .291, according to latest official league averages, and is expected to help the Indians, who have had no hitter above the .285 mark. phia teammates banged St. Louis hurlers for five runs in the second inning including Gus Zernlal's their season's heaviest batting barrage a 21-hit attack featuring homers by Minnie Minoso, Ferris Fain and Tom Wright today for a 17-1 verdict and a sweep of their 3-game series with the Boston Red Sox. A crowd of 428 fans watched Bill Tosheff scatter six hits to win his first game in two starts.

He lost score boards and eight transform- eighth triumph of the year against tour defeats, but Manager Paul Boston now Milwaukee Braves, by Boston University, was announced Thursday by its president, Harold C. Case. The amount paid Louis and Joseph Perlni, president and treasurer of the Milwaukee Braves, was not disclosed. In his announcement, President 23rd homer of the year as the Athletics defeated the Browns 5-3 tonight. s.

Acquisition of the property will to Havana 2-0 Sunday night In 11 innings. Richards yanked him In the fifth after Billy Goodman and Hoot Evers opened with successive singles. Zernial started the A's big sec AB PO A mean extensive expansion of Boston University's athletic and nhvsi. Hiram Gonzales highlighted a 10 Chicago's victory coupled with ond inning rally with a lead off 1 Cleveland -o uecisiuu over me cal education activities. homer to the lower left field hit attack by Tampa otf Indian Manager Charlie Harris.

Gonzales connected for three hits in four boosted the second Yankees He was replaced by Sandy Con- bleachers. Ed McGhee then 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 (I place White Sox 4V4 games backsuegra, who got credit for the vic-of New York. The Indians also tory even though Bob Keegan walked and scored on Ray Mur WKST FAI.M BEACH Priicltclll, Sit Venn, a Stewart, i Jones, lb Piatt, 12 Montalbano, Planki, Harvey, 2b HarrlK, z-Durkln Totals trips to the plate, one a triple. ray's double. Joe DeMaestri Gene Harvey had three hits for third pushed past Boston into pitched the ninth.

walked and Dave Philley singled 2 0 3 0 0 0 at St. Petersburg starting tonight. Murray in. DeMaestri scored as 6 24 11 0 Bragg was with the Indians in Johnny Groth's return throw went TAMPA AB PO A lia llvl Ilia Ilia lla 1952 and was the club's leading wild. Philley's single ran his hit 3 0 0 3 0 0 West Palm Beach, just halt ot tne Indian's total.

It was the second straight shutout loss. The Indians travel to St. Petersburg tonight for a three-game stand before returning home for a single tilt at Connie Mack Field Monday night against Miami, at Zardon, li BraKg, ri Hitch. 2b ting streak to 17 games. place by a half game.

The White Sox spoiled lefty Mel ParneU's bid for his 15th victory early as they drove him to the showers In the fourth inning after running the score to 5-0. Fain's sixth homer rattled Par-nell in the first inning and then 4 1110 0 3X1141 Chicago Boston AB A ABH A Fox, 2b 6 0 4 4 3 12 2 Fain, lb 5 3 2 Consolo.2b 10 0 2 Minoso. If 5 3 2 0 Evers. If 4 2 4 0 Stewartlf 0 0 10 Wllber. lb 5 1 10 0 Elliott.

3b 2 1 0 0 Kelt, 3b 4 113 Krsnlch.3b 2 2 0 1 White, c- 3 0 2 0 Mele, rf 5 2 0 0 Nlarhos, 1 0 0 0 bWrlght.rl 1110 Zarilla. cf 4 1 2 0 Lollar. 4 3 2 0 Piersall.rf 4 3 3 0 eWllson, 1 0 0 0 Llpon. ss 4 1 3 2 Rivera, cf 6 4 5 0 Parnell. 1 0 0 0 As Dick Littlefield relieved 4 1 3 4 0 0 hitter.

He was sold to the New York Yankees after that season but was returned here after a spring trial with a Class A Yankee farm Gonzales, of Seoane, a starter Mike Blyzka, Loren Babe singled, scoring Philley. Eddie Robinson fouled out to end the 3 0 10 0 0 3 0 1 10 0 0 10 0 13 1 4 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 10 11 Watts, lb N'obaek. 3b km Toshetf, which time a field day will be held club. In mid-May when the Indians were one veteran over the player limit, Bragg was sold to Tampa 19 4 10 IT 11 3 Totals Minoso followed Fain's third inning single with his 13th homer it was Minnie's ninth circuit clout 5 12 2 Delock. 1 0 0 0 3 111 Flowers, 2 1 0 1 Filed out for Harris In flth.

in July. He slammed a home run 1 0 0 2 -rMarsh 10 0 0 Keegan 0 0 0 0 Totals 47 21 27 12 Totals 37 11 17 10 rally. tit. Louis Philadelphia AB A AB A Berry. 3b 3 2 1 3 14 3 Young, 2b 4 1 2 2 Philley.

rf 4 2 0 1 Kokos, If 4 2 1 0 Babe. 3b 4 12 0 Wertz. rf 4 12 0 4 0 11 1 3 0 5 2 Zernlal.lt 4 13 0 Courtney.c 4 0 5 4 12 9 Cloth, cf 3 3 4 0 McChee cf 3 12 0 in each of the three games here. WEST PALM BEACH 000 000 0000 Tampa 012 000 lOx 4 ItBl Manning. Seoane, Gonzales.

2B Jones. 3B Gonzales. Sat Watts, DP PlarNkl and Venn. Manning. Illrrh and Watts.

LOB WEST PALM BEACH 0, Tampa 8. BOB Off Tosheff 2. Harris 4. between the two teams' faster players. The game Monday is a single, as the Indians go on the road again Tuesday.

Following the game the Indians and Smokers completed negotiations bringing Gordon Bragg back to the Indians, and the outfielder will play for the Tribe in the series I Lagei? IBeei? i Parnell was hoisted after yield in exchange for Mac Meeks, a non-veteran. Meeks was released recently, and In order to bring Bragg back to the roster, the Indians were forced to drop another veteran, which General Manager Bruce a Ran for Lollar In 8tli b-Homered for Mele in 9th Grounded out for Consuegra In 9th Chicago ll 814 02317 ing hits to Sherm Lollar, Jim Rivera and Mike Fornieles and a SO Hy Tosheff 4, Harris 8. "i Harris. Winner Tosheff. Loser Harris.

lTmps Hunter, ss 3 1 2 2 3 2 2 1 Blyzka. 0 0 1 0 Frlrano.n .3012 RitNton two lou (HHI i Albury and Henllne. 2:07. Vnln a. Minoso 3.

Stewart. Elliott. walk to Chico Carrasquel for two runs. The rampaging White Sox kept! Krmirh. Mele Wnaht.

Lo ar. Wilson, Hi Littierid.p 'i 2 aEdwards 10 0 0 Larsen. 0 0 0 0 vera 2. Carrasauel. Fornieles, Zarilla.

Goodman, consuegra. itm rain, minoso 3. Fornieles 2. Mele 3. Elliott, Lollar 2, Tutals 31 8 24 9 Totals 32 9 27 17 a Grounded out lor Littlefield In 8th St.

IkiuIs 0(lt 2(11) 0(103 Consuegra. Fox, Wright 3. Piersall. 2B Braves Blank Giants 5-0 To Lower Brooklyn Lead rnilauelpnia 030 0110 OOx 5 Kokos, Wertz. Groth.

DeMaestri, Phil up the offensive against reliefers Ike Delock and Ben Flowers. All the Chicago starters except Nelly Fox including pitcher Fornieles joined the slugging spree and ex-Red Soxer Wright capped the show with a 3-run pinch homer in the ninth. Rivera had four hits, including Brewed Light and Dry To Satisfy fry it Today! The Genesee Brew. Rochester, If. T.

Rivera 3. Zarilla. Mele. HR ain. Minoso, Wright.

Consuegra. DP Fornieles Fox and Fain; Llpon. Goodman and Wllber: Consuegra. Fox and Fain. Let! Chicago 10.

Boston 11. BB Fornieles 1, Parnell 3, Flowers 2. SO Fornieles 1, Delock 1. HO Fornieles 7 In 4 (faced 2 batters In 5th), Consuegra 4 in 4, Keegan 0 in 1, Parnell 6 in 3 (faced 4 baiters in 4th), Delock 6 In 2 (faced 3 batters In Sthi. Flowers MILWAUKEE, July 30, (IP).

by grounding into three double T.ankv Burdette celebrated')Iys to help Burdette's cause. ley. hernial, McGhee, Murray. Courtney, Groth. RBI Wertz, Kryhoski.

Groth, Philley, Babe, Zernial, Murray. 2B Murray. 3B Wertz. HR Zernial. Groth.

Murray. DP DeMaestri. Michaels and Robinson: Michaels DeMaestri and Robinson. Left St. Louis 3.

Philadelphia 7. BB Blyzka 2. Littlefield 1. Fricano 2. SO Littlefield 4.

Fricano 2. HO Blyzka 4 in 1 2-3. Littlefield 4 In 5 1-3. Larsen 1 in 1. R-ER Blyzka 5-4.

Littlefield 0-0. Larsen Cards' Slaughter Pounds Pirates ST. LOUIS, July 30 UP) A hitting spree by Enos Slaughter and a masterful relief pitching job by Eddie Erautt helped the St. Louis Cardinals down the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-4 today for their fourth straight triumph. But it was a clutch double by Red Schoendlenst, in his first The mark is shared by 11 other his second starting stint after" a men.

half-season of bullpen chores to- three doubles. Fain, Lollar and Minoso had three hits. Fornieles, who entered the game Maglie, failing in his third dav with the first shutout of his 9 in 4. R-ER Fornieles 1-1. Consuegra 0-0.

Keegan 0-0. Parnell 7-7, Delock 4-4. Flowers 6-6. HBP By Fornieles (Goodman), By Delock (Elliott). Consuegra 15-2.

Parnell (14-7. McGowan. Paparella. MrKlnley and Honochick. 2:31.

A 10.959. major league career, a 5-0 job 0-0, Fricano 3-3. WP Littlefield. Fri on the New York Giants, as the with a 3-0 lifetime mark against Boston, seemed sure to gain his cano (5-b. Blyzka 12-6).

Berry. Hurley. Rommel and Flaherty. 1 :56. Milwaukee Braves chased Sal Maglie with a 3-run first Inning straight starting assignment, retired oniy leadoff man Bill Bruton.

Johnny Logan walked and Eddie Mathews singled, Logan going to third on Bobby Thomson's poor throw. Sid Gordon was walked intentionally, but Andy Pafko lashed a single to left scoring Logan. Joe Adcock's liner to center sent home Mathews and Gordon. Marv Grissom took over, striking out Del Crandall and Jack Dittmer, and threw 3-hit ball for the next six innings until removed plate appearance since he was injured by a thrown ball nine days outburst. The victory, Burdette's eighth against one loss, enabled the Braves to gain a full game on league-leading Brooklyn, which lost to Chicago, and cut the lead to seven games.

The Giants got only one man to ago. that highlighted a 5-run up BoyuyiiPS rising in the sixth and put the Cards in front. Slaughter, who has had seven straight hits the last two games, paced a heavy 12-hit offense with for a pinch hitter in the eighth. third base and one other as lar as second as Burdette hurled the third shutout of the 4-game series before 24,439 paid fans. Monte Ir- two doubles and two singles and The Braves added their other two runs off Al Corwin on a pair of drove in three runs.

vin, one of the National League top batters, tied a league record St. Louis Pittsburgh AB A AB singles, a walk and Bobby Hof-man's error. New York Milwaukee AR ft A AB A Abrams.rf 5 3 2 0 2 0 1 5 10 5 Lowrey.cf 3 H.Rice, If 5 0 1 lHemus, ss 3 Thomas.cf 4 12 0 Musial. If 4 Smith lb 3 1 7 1 4 Cole, ss 4 2 3 2 -inbl skl.Hb 4 Pel'z'nUb 4 0 4 2 Bllko. lb 3 Janowicz.c 4 3 4 1 1 4 17 0 Bruton, 04130 Dark, ss 4 0 0 2 Logan, ss 3 1 2 5 Th pson.3b 2 111 4 10 5 Irvln.

If 4 14 0 Cordon. If 2 1 4 0 Mueller rf 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Phils Smash Redless, 17 To 8 2 4 4 0 0 0 9 0 2 1 0 1 5 0 0 Face, 2 0 0 0 1 Hetki, 0 0 a 2 Wars, 4 Hall, 0 0 0 0 Mlzell, 1 aE O'Bri'n 1 0 0 0 Erautt 2 0 0 CINCINNATI. July 30 UP) Del Bowman, 0 0 0 0 Totals 37 11 24 14 Totals 32 II 17 11 Ennis drove in six runs on two a Filed out for Hall in 8th Doubled lor Castlgllone in 6th Plttsblirifh 21)1 11)0 000 3 12 2 Pafko. rf 3 2 10 3 12 2 Adcock.lb 4 1 14 0 Noble, 3 0 -8 0 Crandall.c 4 10 0 Maglie. 0 0 0 0 Dlttmer.2b 4 0 3 7 Grtssom.p 2 0 0 1 Burdette, 3 0 0 1 aGllbert 10 0 0 Corwin.

0 0 0 0 Totals 30 6 24 8 Totals 31 8 27 18 a Flied out for Grissom in 8th Ran for Gordon In 8th New York 000 000 0000 Milwaukee 300 000 OZl 6 Logan, Mathews, Gordon Pendleton, Adcock. Thomson, Hofman. RBI Pafko. Adcock 3. Crandall.

SB Pendleton. DP Thompson, Hofman and Lockman: Logan, Dittmer and Adcock Mathews, Dittmer and Adcock. Left New York 5, Milwaukee 6. BB Maglie 2. Grissom 1.

Corwin 1. Burdette 2. SO Grissom 7. HO St. Louis 100 005 22110 Abrams.

H. Rice. Thomas, Lowrey 2. Hemus 2, Musial, Slaughter, homers and two singles toaay 10 lead Philadelphia to a smashing 17-8 victory over the Cincinnati Redlegs. The Phils wrapped It up with a 9-run explosion In the sixth.

Granny Hamner also had a big part in the outcome as he too Jahlonski. Bllko. Schoendlenst. Yvars. Bilko.

RBI Cole 3. Abrams. Slaughter 3, Hemus 3. Schoendlenst 2, Yvars. Lowrey.

2B Musial. Schoendlenst Slaughter 2, Hemus. Abrams. HR Hemus. SB Abrams, Face.

Hemus. Erautt. DP O'Connel Pellagrin! and Smith. Left Pittsburgh 9. SL Louis 5.

BB Face 3, Hetki 1, Bowman Maglie 3 in 1-3, tirlssom 3 in z-d, corwin 1. Mlzell 1. SO Face 3. Mlzell Z. Erautt 3.

2 'b 1, R-ER Maglie 3-3, lirlssom o-u, f-orwin 2.1. rturriettp (1-0. Burdette (8-1). HO Face 5 in 5 (faced three batters in 6th). Hetk 5 in 1 1-3.

Hall 0 In 2-3. Bow- Maglie (8-6). Pinelll, Engetn and man 2 in 1. Mlzell 8 in 31-3, Erautt Stewart, 2:24. A 24,439.

3 5 2-3. R-ER Face 4-4, Hetki 4-4, Hall 0-0 Bowman 2-2, Mlzell 4-4, Erautt 0-0. HBP By Mizell (Smith). Erautt (1-1). Hetki (3-5.

Warneke. Gor man, Donatelli and Conlan. 2:31. A Senators Trip Detroit By 7-4 WASHINGTON, July 30 Wl 3,402. made four safeties.

It took the 18 hits the visitors made to whip the slugging local club, which had badly mauled Robin Roberts last night and taken a 5-run lead over pitcher Curt Simmons today in the first three innings. Steve Ridzik took over and was the winning pitcher. The Phils, however, moved back into the game in the fourth when Ennls hit his 21st homer of the season and Willie Jones and Ted Kazanski tripled after Hamner had singled. Philadelphia Cincinnati AB A AB 0 A Waltkus.lb 6 2 10 2 5 16 2 Ashburn.cf 5 14 1 Adams, 3b 4 3 2 1 Clark, rf 5 110 Hatton, 3b 1 0 0 0 Ennis, If 6 4 3 0 Bell, cf 4 13 0 5 4 3 4 4 2 7 0 Burgess, 5 1 4 1 Gr'ngr's If 5 1 3 0 Major League Standings NATIONAL I.EAr.UF. Timely hitting coupled with 6-hit Won Lost Pet.

Behind pitching by Chuck Stobbs gave the Brooklyn 64 34 .653 Washington Senators a 7-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers today. Stobbs held the Tigers to two 7 9 10 11 19Vi 27'i 2714 36 .582 .564 .552 .543 .455 .368 .368 .298 41 41 43 43 54 60 60 73 Milwaukee 57 Philadelphia 53 St. Louis 53 New York 51 CinclnnaU 45 Chicago 35 Chicago 35 Pittsburgh 31 hits over the first eight innings before weakening In the ninth to give up four blows, including Walt Dropo's homer with two mates aboard. Chicago 3, Brooklyn 2 Milwaukee 5, New York 0 Philadelohia 17. Cincinnati 8 AUTOMOTIVE BARGAINS ON SALE ENTIRE MONTH OF AUGUST Jones, 3b 4 2 1 3 12 0 St.

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Behind straight and his sixth of the season against five losses. The Sen New York 65 33 .663 Chicago 61 38 .616 4 2 0 1 LandrHh.c 5 2 4 1 0 0 0 4 2 0 aRyan 1 0 0 0 10 0 Ridzik. 2 1 1 0 Smith, 1 0 0 King. 0 0 0 Nuxhall, 0 0 0 0 0 0 bLerchen 110 Kelly, 0 0 0 cBork'ski 10 0 Highlander Cleveland 16 42 .571 ators supported him with an 11- 4H 9 V4 19 22 31 33 hit attack against loser Billy Hoeft and Bob Miller. Boston 17 Washington 47 Philadelphia 43 Detroit 34 44 53 55 64 68 .464 .470 .439 .333 Plastic Detroit Washington SCISSORS AUTO JACK Ball-bearing collar for easy turning.

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DP Yost, Runnels and Vernon; Snyder, Runnels and Vernon. Left Detroit 4, Washington 7. BB Stobbs 4, Hoeft 3. Miller 1. SO Hoeft 1.

Stobbs 3. HO Hoeft 10 in 7. Miller 1 In 1. R-ER Hoeft fi.fi. Miller 1.1.

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