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Glou. VFW Jars Gastonia 7 1 COURIER-POST SPORTS To Capture Teener Title CAMDEN, N. SATURDAY, AUG. 25, 1956 10 Snider, Furillo Repeat 6-RBI Act To Beat Cincinnati 2d Niirlit in Row Phil Brown, 3IVP, Shuts Out N. C.

Rival, 9 0 on Three Binglcs YTotHihnu Pa Allff filven some excellent pitching along the way In addition to timely hitting, the Gloucester, N. J. VI- Post 3620 today reigns ai the national champion of the fourth annual Veterans of Foreign Wars Teener Baseball Tournament. Gloucester nailed down the coveted title here yesterday after-noon when it defeated Gastonia, N. C.

in the final round, 9 to 0, behind the three-hit pitching of Phil Brown. Major League Cox. Scores Account for All Dodgers' Runs; Spall Nolcl.es 15th Win of Year By FRED DOWN United Press Sport Writer Immediately following the game, all members of the Glou Brown Beats NATIONAL LEAGUE PHIIAIES MILWAUKEE For the second night In a row. Duke Snider and Carl Furillo cester squad received trophies, while coach Bill Flynn accepted the team championship trophy on behalf of the Gloucester VFW 1 1 i i it 1 1 1 i a I 1 1 0 II 3b 5 0 13 3 drove in all o( the Brooklyn Dodgers runs as the Bums took the Smith for 0 113 Lngsn.aa 3 0 13 3 0 13 4 Airon.rf 4 10 10 second of a three-came series Friday from the Cincinnati 2 i I I JiRedlegs, 6-4 club. In addition Brown was voted oTorrriib oooao The Dodgers can thank the Snidcr-Furillo assault twins for Aih'K et I ah 1.10 Knnli.lt Ore's.

rf lkl.2b Rob tl Pllte.p SMllr.D the tournament'i most valuable Riim Title Mil 4 0 15 0 keeping them in pace with the league-leading Milwaukee Braves, player trophy. 0 0 8 4 3 0 1 0 0 10 3 Rlce.c. 4 0 9 3 0 0 0 0 0 Spshnp 3 0 2 0 0 who also were in the winning column to hold their two-game lead. Brown Fans 11 Un Thursday night, hmder, Till 30 15 34 15 Ttl 34 6 13 37 7 with 3 for 3, including a douhle, Last year the Gloucester club By JACK CUDDY New Orleans. Aug.

25 (UP)' rniinrn oooooooo i How They Stand drove in three runs, and Punilo, Milwaukee 0 1 3 0 1 3 0 I Jones. Hamner. RBI Rice. Adcock with 2 for 4, accounted for three Lanky Joe Brown, a 30-year-old was eliminated in the semi-final round by Rhode Island, but this year went all the way to carry 21 1. 3, Tnomsnn.

Jones 2B Ad-rock. HR Adcock. Msthewi. ft Bnitnn Lnlan. SB Aaron.

DP O'Connrll to Loean NATIONAL LEAGUE Friday' Score off top honors. to Adcock: O'Connell toTorrs. LOB Phllllra more as the Bums won, to 5. Blasts Homer No. 31 Friday night, Snider knocked uastoma found Brown too tougn New York, Chicago 4 (11 Miiwsuke 7.

BH Roberts I. spahn 3. SO Roberts 3. S. MHlr 1.

Spahn 3. DO Roberts 11-6 2-3. Plllette 0 1-3. S. MlUrr 1-1.

RAKR Roberta 6-6. Snahn to solve. The Gloucester mounds innings). in four runs with his 34th homer men struck out 11 of the opposi St. Louis, Pittsburgh.

2 J-l. WSpahn (15-01. Roberta tion and did not issue a walk. (N). in-ui.

Deimort. conlsn. Lsndes, Jackowakl. 3.06. A 31.774.

New urieans regro, usea oai-fling hit-and-run tactics last night to floor Wallace (Bud) Smith twice and outpunch him for a split 15-round decision that gav Brown the world lightweight championship before an estimated 8000 in the auditorium. Brown, who had outpointed Smith in a non-title bout at Houston, on May 2, wrapped up the fight last night by giving A The New Jersey hurler retired Brooklyn, Cincinnati, 4 (N). and a double and Furillo blasted a two-run home run as Sal Maglie won his seventh game for the Dodgers. Maglie hung on to get the nod over Larry Jansen, his roommate and eo-Ditehine hero in the first 12 batters in order and found himself in trouble only in the fifth inning when Gastonia connected with three straight hits Milwaukee, PHILLIES 1 (N). Standing of Clubs 1935 BROOKLYN CINCINNATI ab a 4 13 4 OTenVI.Ib 5 13 3 4 4 3 1 1 3 F.

4 0 13 0 Snider.cf 4 3 3 3 0 Bcll.cf 5 13 0 0 rurlllo.rf 4 113 0Kl ki.lt 5 1 113 0 2b 4 0 111 Poat.rf 4 114 0 OOOll Bally.e 4 0 0 4 0 4 0 0 5 1 Cr 11.3b 3 0 0 1 1 Hodea.lb 4 0 1 10 0 3 0 10 0 4 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 Slaglle.B 1 0 ft KH'n il 4 0 3 1 7 with one out. Brown worked him Finish 27-year-old Smith such a batter the New Vork Giants' 1951 miracle pennant victory. Two-run homers by Gus Bell and Wally Post produced the Redlegs' four runs. self out of the spot with a strike out and a fielder's choice. 2 Milwaukee 1 Brooklyn ing in the 14th round that Bud In winning.

Brown bested the was nn the floor twice and was saved the second time by the bell. 5 Cincinnati Bn nt.P 1 0 0 0 0 Jamen.p 1 0 0 3 combined offerings of Dellinger, who went six innings, struck out 7 St. Louis W. 74 71 70 61 55 51 49 48 L. Pet.

G.B. 46 .617 47 .602 2 52 .574 5 60 .504 13! i 63 .466 18 71 .418 24 70 .412 24 Vi 70 .407 25 Snider's RBI total in two nights Brown, weighing 133 pounds 4 PHILLIES (Crowe 1 0 0 0 0 Rlaek.p 0 0 0 0 0 dThu'mn 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 cBurgess 1 0 0 0 0 eight and walked six, and Boas- Unlird Pitw-Courier -Poii Teirpnato Icy, who finished with a strikeout to Smith's 134. used fast footwork and baffling bobs and weaves to evade Smith's flat-foot 8 Pittsburgh 6 Chicago is seven; Furillo five all of the runs the Dodgers scoced in the two games. Warren Spahn said early in Lw nre.p 0 0 0 0 0 and two passes. 3 New York The two Gastonia twirlers gave the season he'd "settle for nothing G.B, Games Behind.

ed, slow-motion attack. Fractures Right Hand HENRY SINGLETON, Delaware Township Little Leaguer, is mobbed by his teammates after clouting a home run in the LL World Series "final against Roswell, N. M. at Williamsport, Pa. Friday.

Henry accounted for the only run scored by Delaware Township as Roswell came back to win the game, 3 to 1, and the nil 3d 10 27 Ttl. 3 4 1 2 37 14 Popped out (or Grnnm In 6t. bRan for Jahlonikl in Mth. eGrounded out (or Janicn In 5th. dsingled for Black In 7fh.

ePopped out tor Freeman In 8th. i less than 20 victories" and it Brown achieved this victory, he looks today like the Milwaukee Brooklyn 1 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 Braves' 35 -year -old left-hander Cincinnati 00300300 04 explained in the dressing room, despite a fractured right hand suffered in the second round. may prove as good as his word. Today' Schedule Probable: Pitchers Phillies at Milwaukee R. (1-5) vs.

Burdette (16-7). Brooklyn at Cincinnati (11-6) vs. Jeffcoat (4-2). Pittsburgh at St. Louis Law rbi snider 4.

Furillo 3 Bell 3. P't a. 2B Snider. Hodgei. HR Snider.

Furillo. Bell Poit SB Bell. DP up a total of eight hits, but their wildness also played a ma jor role in Gloucester's scoring activity. Break Game Wide 0en For five innings the game was a close affair with Gloucester leading by a 3-0 count, but then in the sixth inning the champions broke the game wide open with a bpahn, who bogged down in McMlllsn. Temple.

Klusrewski; Temple, Mc mid-season after a fast start, At times, the first world title Millan, Kiusrewifl. uB Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati BB -Jimen 3 so Maglie 5 scored his fifth straight win and Besicnt 1. Jansen 1. Blsek 3.

Freeman 1. HO Mas-lie S-6 1-3. Besscnt 3-3 3-3. fight in New Orleans in 39 years became so dull that the crowd booed it lustily. However, the his 15th of the year Friday night Dixie Colts, Beats 8-5, Delaware Twp.

Fails In Bid for LL Crown jinien 7-, mark i-a. Freemsn i-i. Law when the Braves won, 6-1, over renrs 1-1. raver Mirlle 4-4. Janaen the Phillies.

four-run flareup and wound up 6-6. HBP Maglie (Robtnsonl, Jansen snider i WP Freeman, muii 17 Spahn now needs only two more the (6-13) vs. Wehmeier (8-9). New York at Chicago Rid-zik (3-1) vs. Davis (5-5).

Sunday's Schedule PHILLIES at Cincinnati (2). Brooklyn at Milwaukee. Pittsburgh at Chicago (2). with two more markers seventh and closing frame. 41.

Jsnsen (2-li. IT Oorman. Pln-ellli. Dixon, 3.30. A victories to reach the 200-mark SS.BHB.

for his career and five more In DV Play would make him the first south Gloucester pushed over what later proved to be the winning run in the first inning when Dave Williamsport, Aug. 25 Delaware Township learned yester PITTSBURGH ST. LOUIS ab paw in National League history to day that lightning does strike twice as it lost out for the second time New York at St. Louis (2) 0 3 4 1 4 1118 Making the most of four hits, 0 6 0 Dark aa .33111 Peters singled and John Luscko win 20 games in seven different 0 0 4 0 Mllal.lb 3 0 1 11 0 in as many years here in the final game for the Little League World World championship. walked.

Ray McCann. who on seasons. 1 4 0 Saucr.lf 3 0 3 5 0 Gloucester Dixie, of the Suburban Babe Ruth League, toppled the 0 0 0 3 Borer. 3 3 0 0 3 3 Thursday pitched a no-hit victory Adcock, Mathews Star Long, lb Croat.lt WllTl.p Wlll Mi kl.2b Folles.c 0 13 3 Moon.rf 4 1110 Tom Jordan proved the stumbling block for the Delaware nine as he hit a three-run homer and pitched his Roswell. N.

M. for his mates, then slashed a sin AMERICAN LEAGUE Friday's Scores Cleveland, Boston, 3. New York. Chicago, 0 (N). Kansas City, Washington, Joe Adcock walloped his 32nd 0 0 0 0 Katt.e 4 13 11 0 0 0 3 10 3 0 110 1 Dlckn.p 4 0 0 3 1 late rounds were very exciting.

Brown started a winning rally in the 13th round when at the orders from his corner he landed six hard left hooks to Smith's body. In the 14th round Brown went to work on Bud's head. He dropped him to his knees with a hard left-right combination to the chin for a count of eight. Smith was so groggy when he arose that his knees almost gave away. However, he tried to fight, and Brown dropped him again near the ropes on his haunches with a barrage of hard shots to the face.

The bell rang just as Smith was trying to arise at the count of six. Apparently, Jopy had punched himself out in the 14th because gle to left-center to score Peters. team to a 31 victory in the final game of the 1956 Little World homer, a double and a single and Cramer Hill Pony League Colts, 8-5, Friday night, to move to the finals in the Class Delaware Valley Invitational Tournament. Dixie will play a doubleheader In the third inning. McCann 114 0 Series.

Ed Mathews hit his 30th homer 33 3 24 6 Ttll 99 8 37 12 TtH. A vcar aco it was Morrisville. again made his presence felt when he blasted a home run. The Hit into double piajr ror waten in 9Ui Plltlhurtl 00101 000 0 2 thac frustrated the title hopes of the locals in the final game of as the Braves handed Robin Roberts his 15th loss of the year. Spahn had a shutout until the Lose St Lnon 10020011 0 Moon.

Groat, Clemente. RBI Boyer, Eagles 4 (N). Detroit, Baltimore, 1 (N). Standing of Clubs 1955 Finish W. L.

Pet G.B. Sunday with the winner of this afternoon's game between the the series. Dark, sauer, Del ureco. Skinner, Follel, iBlailnRame icored on wild pitch In liti. (Del Oreco kcored on Clemente'f error in only other extra base hit of the game was a double bv John Han-nigan.

McCann and Hannigan led Gloucester's attack, each getting a brace of safeties. Pennsauken Phillies and Belwood, ninth when a walk and singles by Granny Hamner and Wilue Hurls Two-hitter 4thl. 2Bi Blaalngame, Clemente. HR 28-2L Nod 1 New York 79 44 .642 of Collingswood. Today's game is being played at Collingswood at yriiief.

mui al. sf Boyer. on creco. Jordan was the whole show. The tall 12-year-old righthander.

DP Dark, Blaainrame, Muiital. IB Jones produced the Phiuies run. The win was the Braves' eighth 2 Cleveland 69 50 .580 8 1.30 p. while the douoieneaaer GASTOVTA GLOUCESTER VTVT ab 3 Chicago 65 53 .551 11 sat 0 in 17 meetings with the Phillies 3 0 0 3 whose dad, Tom Jordan was rfl a catcher for the Chicago White' 1 UTS this year. Fiunourfh 5, st l-oula 7.

na waten 4, Dli-kion 3. SO Watern 1 Dlrklon 3. PF.R Watera 8-5 Dlckaon 2-3. WP Witeri. Dlckon.

HBP Waten (Dark). Dlckaon (11-91. I Witera (3-31. Oore. Boirrena.

Crawtord, Ballanfant. 2 08. A 9317. is slated for a 1 p. m.

start at Gloucester's Charles Street Stadium Sunday. he was unable to put over a tell Peters.ef 4 110 Wilker rf l.uwko is 3 0 0 0 Jenknu. lb McCann If 3 3 3 3 Brronf as Dunda.lh 1 3 0 3 Ramsey cf 0 0 4 Boston 65 55 .542 12 5 Detroit 58 63 .479 20 7 Baltimore 54 66 .450 23 8 Washington 50 69 .420 27 Murry Dickson pitched a six-hitter lor his 11th win as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pitts Four runs in each of the second and third innings enabled Dixie to.Hkmo, 3 2 3 0 Scott. If 0 13 Brown.

1 1 3 Ijrkln 3b 0 113 fMllnrer 0 0 0 Denton 3b 0 1 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 ing blow against his still game, but near helpless, opponent in the 15th. All Officials Xej roes Two of the three ring officials NEW YORK CHICAGO ibrhfta abrho 6 Kansas City 40 80 .333 37 burgh Pirates, 6-2. Hank Sauer eliminate the Colts, who were i 5 1 4 4 0 Drake.iT 3 1110 4 0 1 3 8Hoak.3b 4 13 12 neia 10 iwo nils uy jana Man.cf G. B. Games Behind.

Today's Schedule, Probable Pitchers 5 1 0 0 Fo dy.lb 4 0 1 17 2 0 0 0 and Kay Katt had two hits eacn for the Cardinals, who handed the Pirates their seventh straight de The Gloucester pitcher struck out mlth.3b (a Williams Harman.rf A 0 0 3 Klnk.lt 5 1 1 0 0 Thn.3b favored Brown on a round basis. Rookie Perry (Skeetter) Jeter, with one touchdown already under his belt, returned a punt 81 yards in the final period Friday night for the score that gave the Chicago Bears a 28-21 exhibition victory over the Eagles at Philadelphia's Municipal Stadium. White. lb 4 0 OlSOMoryn.rf 5 0 0 4 0 5 0 3 3 8 Chicago at New York Dono Atnory 10 0 0 feat. 4 113 0 Ba 3 3 18 0 3 0 0 3 1 Sarnl.c seven batters, but gave up eight walks.

The Colts, who regularly play under Pony League rules, where van (7-7) vs. Ford (14-4). 4 113 5 TOtllB I' I II Totals 24 0 3 31 Rlouceater VEW 1 0 1 1 0 4 3 9 Gastonia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 8 10 0 12 Willie Mays doubled home Don Mueller in the 11th inning to give ous anu oi. iouis tsrowns aunng World War II, threw sidearm curves and overhand fast balls that had the South Jersey boys swinging futilely. He struck out 14 and walked only one.

With his team trailing 1-0 in the fourth inning of the six-inning contest, Jordan blasted a home run over the right field fence with two runners on base. Roy Hayman, who had been the hero in two earlier Delaware Township victories in the series, was the losing pitcher. He had distinguished himself until the fourth with nine strikeouts while pitching himself out of constant Detroit at Baltimore Trucks 1 0 0 0 1 (5-5) vs. Wight (7-10). (iOmCT.P dRhodea Lirnd.p 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Kalaer.p 1 0 0 0 0 aWhli 0 0 0 0 1 Valtl.P 0 0 0 0 buellert jn Hannigan HR Memnn.

Brown 11. Delluirer Beasley 1 Dellinger Beaaley 3. the New York Giants a 5-4 vie 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cleveland at Boston Score 1 0 0 0 0 The scoot by Jeter, a pro novice from California College, nullified the bases are a shorter distance and the mound closer to home plate, played regulation distance Friday and gave the Dixie team (14-7) vs. Sisler (5-6). tory over the Chicago Cubs and move them to within a half game of seventh place.

Mueller had 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 three touchdown passes by Adrian Lown.p clrvln Hurtie ecnm Mrver.o Kansas City at Washington Ditmar (9-16) vs. Pascual (5-13). Motorcade Greetn C.nnnufrlna fomog 1 0 0 0 0 four hits to lead the Uiants at Burk which had kept the Eagles plenty of trouble, jumping off to a 0 0 0 0 0 tack while Gene Baker collected 37 5 9 33 Ttlt. 37 4 8 33 33 Referee Roland Brown gave him 123, and judge Charll Dabney had him ahead, 9-3-3. But judge Fredrick Adams favored Smith 7-6Z The United Press had Brown ahead 8-7.

All three ring officials and the announcer were Negroes, aa were the two fighters. And the auditorium was divided into two halves for white on th St. Peters st side and Negroes on the St. Ann st. side.

This division was because of the strict segregation in sports in Louisiana. It was a seesaw bout in which 2-0 lead in the first inning. abounded out for Kalaer In 5th. three hits for the Cubs. in contention tnrougnout tne game.

Jeter, named winner of the Robert J. French Memorial tro- However, Gloucester got those The Gloucester VFW Post back in the second and clinched received a royal welcome Yanks Hold 8 Game Lead bFlled our for Valentinettl In 7th. rWalked for Lown In 9th. dHIt Into double play for McCall In I Oth eHIt Into douhle play for Huehea In 10th. New York 0010 3 00000 1 5 difficulties as the result of mnelphy as the outstanding Bear the game in the third.

Two walks. last night as it returned from Hershey. Pa. where yesterday The New York Yankees re two errors and hits by lu Dun- Sunday Schedule Cleveland at Washington. Chicago at Baltimore (2).

Detroit at New York (2). Kansas City at Boston (2). AMFRICAV ASSOCIATION Omaha, Louisville. 5. Wichita, Charleston, 5.

Denver, 4: Indianapolis, 3 (1st) nnver. 8: Indianapolis. 8 (2di. St. Paul.

17; Minneapolis, 7. walks. player, scored his other touch- With two out in the fourth, rinwn nn a 10-varrI dash in the Chlraco 1000011010 0. tained their eight-game American kel and Bill Kimmey did the trick Klnda.ll. RBI Kin.

Mueller 3, (Brandt scored on Klndall's error In 5tht, T.andrtth, Fondy, Klnr. Maya. 2B fiarnl. Hayman issued his seventh and; second period before a crowd of in the third. 30,011 Brandt.

Baker, Fondy. Maya, White. Drake, T-ndrlth. srhoendienst. SF Lan dnth.

DP Biker. Fondy. Klndall: Schoen Two of Burk's paydirt passes League lead when they defeated the Chicago White Sox, 2-0, behind Johnny Kucks' four-hitter. Gil McDougald homered in the sixth inning for the Yankees' first run and Mickey Mantle doubled afternoon it beat Gastonia. NC to win the National Teener tournament.

The bus carrying the team was greeted at the outskirts of Gloucester by a police and fire company escort. Then with a motorcade of some dlenit, Snencer, White; Landrlth. Klndall. the aggressive Smith marched went to end John Bredice, an other rookie taking the spotlight. Bill Pratt and Tom McVeigh shared the mound work for the Colts and were touched for only four hits.

However, Pratt gave up six walks and there were four errors committed behind the pair. Hoar. Kinaau: Baker, j-onny; unrnei MlklU. Fondy. LOB New York 3.

Chloaro eighth free tickets to Dave Sher-rord and Dick Storey. Jordan then stepped up and won his own ball game with a homer, a 250-foot wallop onto the embankment bordering the right field fence. Ironically, that was the first hit that had been yielded by Hay flat-footedly after dancing and 13. BR Kmlaer 1. Valentinettl 1.

Gomel INTERNATIONAL LF.AGl'E Miami. 7: Montreal. 1. Toronto, Havana, 3. Richmond.

3: Rochester. 3. Buffalo, Columbus. 1. Burk hit Bredice with a 60-yard toss in the second and with a sidestepping Brown, trying to catch him against the ropes or GLOUCESTER DIXIE CRAMER HILL home their second run in the eighth.

It was the 17th win of the season for Kucks. Jack Harsh-man lost his ninth decision. at) lit III a. Wilhelm 2. SO Kalaer 3.

Comet 4, McCall 1. Llttlefleld 1. HO Knlier 5-5. Valentinettl 0-2. Gomel! 7-S 2-3.

McCall 0- 1-3. Wilhelm 1-1. Llttlefleld 0-1. Lown 1- 2, Huthe 1-1. Merer 5-1.

FaVFTR Killer 4-3. Gomea 1-1. Wilhelm (4-71. 1. M-ver (1-8).

Goetz Da seal Secory, Enijeln. 3.48. A 4407. PACIFIC COAST I.EAOl'E San Diego. 4: Hollywood.

1. Portland. 5: Vancouver, 2. Los Angeles, Seattle, 2. Sacramento, San Francisco, man, a tail, poised lefthander.

Singleton Homers Mullln.rf 3 2 0 1 Mlllardef 3 2 0 1 Kimmey. as 3 2 10 Newklrk.3b 3 113 Cogan.Sb 4 0 11 Baldyga.II 2 10 5 3 0 0 3 Van.u 1 0 3 Mlller 3 0 0 0 Orth.lb 3 0 0 0 Vic Wertz, back in the lineup 200 automobiles joining in and adding the noise of horns to that of sirens, the bus whirled through Gloucester, Bellmawr Park, Run-nemede and Mt. Ephraim before it returned to the Gloucester VFW Post home. The team is composed of boys from tht four after a 10-day absence, hit a two- The situation unnerved him in corners. Meanwhile, Brown, evading most of the punches, countered with left jabs the face and left hooks.

Now and then he threw a hard straight right. Brown Shins Smith Brown, registering his seventh straight victory and his 61st in run homer in the fifth inning to AMERICAN LEAGUE seven yarder in the third to tie the score at 21. The other touchdown toss went to Bobby Walston in the second period, to cap a 40-yard march which began after Tom Brook-shier intercepted Rick Casares' pass. Watkins opened the free-scoring game with a seven-yard spurt around end in the first period. and after Ferrell Dunham singled WASHINGTON KANSAS CITY TEXAS LEACllE Oklahoma City, Austin.

2. Houston. 4: Fort Worth, 3. San Antonio, Tulsa, 2. Shreveport, Dallas, 4.

Hartley, Bevan.lf Bamett.cf Dunkel.c Brown.cf Rasku.rf Totals 1 1 la a 3 110 Melo l.rf 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 lb 3 0 0 5 3 2 17 Pratt.p 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 MrVeilh.p 3 10 0 2 0 0 0 P.Melo l.lb 10 0 0 37 8 4 31 Totals 33 5 3 31 ib Power lb 3 3 8 2 Yot.3b 4 0 0 4 3 communities and Crescent Park. ana Blaine btnbling walked, he voluntarily took himself out. Wilbur Robinson came on to retire the side, and pitched hitless ball the rest of the way, but the damage was done. Oloucester Dixie The team received an addition 0 4 4 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 give the Cleveland Indians a 5-3 win over the Boston Red Sox. George Strickland hit a three-run homer for the Indians as Mike Garcia gained his first win of the year over a first division team.

Tom Brewer, a 16-game winner, suffered his seventh Cramer Hill Colts 84 bouts, caught bmith with a Cosan. Reinhart. Dunkel. Newkirk. virion I the chi" th people who had gathered at the and blMpd hjJ EASTERN LEAC.I'E Williamsport, 8: Schenectady.

3 Williamsport. 11: Schenectady, 4 (2d I. Allentown, 4: Binghamton. 3 (1st), Allentown, Binghamton. 0 (2d).

Reading, Syracuse, 0 (1st). Reading, Syracuse, 0 (2d). Albany. Johnstown, 3. Wamer 2.

Walters. RBI Kimmey 3. Cofan 2 Newkirk 2. Van 1. SB Kimmey 2.

Rsrtlrv. Bevans. Baldyra DP Newkirk. The touchdown drive was set in motion after guard Bill George Until Jordans climactic hit, (Continued an Pas Twelve) the hero of the game had been recovered Ted Keller's fumble ro (asm iiuiiit-. in auuunm, sic-ru Brunner offered brief words of congratulations in behalf of the meratulahons in behalf of the Henrv Sineleton.

who nrovidpd tne ii. ,2. Mrvneh 3. bb Miner 8. Pratt lJ ct Uwblr, UPD Mull Birtley.

WP Bobby Shantz won his second' ri rp 1 Laht. lakes in behalf ine uears oiner loucnaown in iv vtiiw i Miller. Delaware Township with its only Pratt. the second oeriod came on Byrne game of the year and his nrst since Anril 19 when the Kansas run on a third inning homer that soared over the center field 2 10 2 1 Herr.cf 4 0 0 1 0 5 3 2 1 0 corn.cf 10 10 0 Groih.lf 0 0 0 0 1 3 5 0 Sim n.rf 2 3 2 0 4 10 10 Smilh.e 4 0 17 1 5 12 8 0 Plla k.cf 5 0 4 0 Im n.rf 4 0 0 4 0 D'M l. 2 0 0 2 3 Plrwa.2b 5 10 4 3 Bnyer.2b 3 112 2 Val ao.aa 2 0 2 2 1 3 0 0 0 Ramos.

10 10 1 Shantt.p 3 0 0 1 0 aBerbe't 1 0 0 0 0 Bverly.p 0 0 0 0 0 bFltK 1 0 0 0 0 Tntall 35 8 10 27 8 Ttla 35 4 8 27 7 astrurk out for Ramoi In 5th. bFIIrd out for Byerly In 7th. rDoubled for Herroa In 8th. Karnaa Cltl 31003001 2 8 WaJhinrton 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 04 Plewa 9, CrMaeisrt. RBI Skiraa 4, Power.

Ramos, Simpson 2. Smith. Courtney, 3. 2B Courtney, Valdlvlelso, Smith, Olson. Power.

3B Simpson. HR Skliaa 2. Simpson. SB Boyer, Power. Boyer.

Ramos. Lope. SF Smith. UB Kansas City 7, Washington 12. BB Ramos S.

Kretlow 5, Shantt 2. Stewart 1. SO Ramos 3. Kretlow 4. Shintr S.

Berly 1. Stewart 1. HO heave from Ed Brown to Harloni Citv Council. -m mwrmm SS McLaughlin Wins 4th at Alcyon City Athletics whipped the Wash Hill which was good for 62 yards. Team manager Bill Hoover and I if I JVpt I it I A ington Senators, 8-4.

Lou Skizas The Eagles, dropping their Fred Shapiro, who placed his VJ1I IO 11V1 S.111V hit a pair of two-run homers and Cramer Hill BC To Hold Picnic third straight pre-season game in as many tests, were superior to (Continued on Pat; Twelve) coaches, Bill Flynn and "Hook" Powell also offered brief remarks in praise of the champions. Members of the team introduced by Flynn were: Dave Peters. John name in Little World Series record books with a perfect no-hit game over Colton, on Thursday, collected the Township- Young Davis Cup The Cramer Hill Boys Club Jus- Steve Egbert. Mickey Walt Jack Hannigan I 'UIIUA, will hold its third annual family Kretlow 8-4 2-3, Shantr 2-4 1-3. Rmos the Bears in the air with a net gain of 197 to 127 yards.

The Bears, winning their second exhibition game in a row, gained 125 vards on the ground, compared to 81 by the Eagles. Chuck Bed-narik, linebacking center, was named the best Eagles' player of the night. Eagles 0 14 7 0 21 picnic today at Sunshine Kw Team for S. Bert Phil Frank Leroy uyeriy w-a, icwart natr, Kretlow 4-4, Ramoa 5-5. Stewart 3-3.

Shanty. 2-5i, I. Ramoi (13-8). Paparells. Hurley, Chylak, Soar.

S.38. A 2TS5, Rt. 73, Berlin. A varied program has wtlew. a uLu a uiijSchiavo, Charlie Louie, Southern California defeated Western, 5-2, yesterday to win the U.S.

Girls' lawn tennis team championship and the Eleonora R. Scars Bowl for the second straight year. Playing at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, the West Coast squad took four of the five singles matches and one of the two doubles. In the consolation finals. Missouri Valley defeated Middle States, composed of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, 5-2.

pers only other hit in the game, a right field single in the second inning. The dramatic victory gave Roswell rightful claim to the "Cinderella team" title it had earned in scoring victories over Upper Darby, and Winchester, in the quarter and semifinals, respectively. Making the victory even more outstanding Pitman, Aug. 25 Paulsboro's Jackie McLaughlin became the leading feature winner of 1956 at the Alcyon Speedway Friday night when he captured his fourth 25-lapper of the season here before a Capacity crowd. Not only that, but the Pauls-boro jockey also established a new record when he won the second 10-lap qualifying race in 3.40.8 minutes, snapping the old record of Ken Marriott's which the Baltimore driver set last week in 3.42.4 minutes.

Marriott came back in the third "TV' Dunn, and Frank Chase. CLEVF.LAND BOSTON It was indicated that the team sbrhoa abrhoa 5 2 4 1 BoVng IS 4 0 0 5 1 Eagles scortnt Touchdowns: BredlcejOlierea. 1 0 3 0 Klaus. 3b 4 12 0 4 One of main purposes of the Chestnut Hill, Aug. 25 (UP) The United States Davis Cup selection committee ignored several "fat, dumb and happy" players yesterday and chose a comparatively young seven-man team for the intcrzone matches (6, pass from Burk): Walston (18.

pass from Burkl: Bredice 17, pass from Burkl. Points after touchdowns: Walston 3. Chicago scoring Touchdowns: Watkins (7. ruihi: Jeter (10. rush): Hill (62, would be tendered a banquet in the near future where trophies won at the tournament officially would be presented.

Talk of most of the group on Wodn.lf Werti.lb Wird.lb Bustiy.rf P.osen.lb Avlla 2b Hegan.c was the fact that the New Me- pass from Brown): Jeter (81, punt returnl. picnic is to offer parents of boys participating in the club's sports program an opportunity to meet coaches and managers. Tickets are $3 for a family ico entry was playing its first Points after touchdowns: Blanda 4, 118 1 5 12 2 0 0 0 10 dComolo 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 5 0 3 7 0 12 10 Jensen. rf 4 13 3 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 12 0 10 0 1 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 10 Whlte.c 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 8 OlCood'n, 1 0 0 0 0 110 4 Daley.c 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 3 2 ,0 1 0 1 0 10 0 sSte ns 1 0 0 0 0 Pot fd.p 0 0 0 0 0 year in Little League competi- hand who saw the team in action Singles winners for Southern nf n.oe it, Ama knni 1 fT HOD. r- 1 if ,11 W.T Std.2-3b 3 against Italy at Forest Hills, N.

Sept. 28-30. Vic Seixas of Philadelphia. 32 sroun nf two narents and three 7. oat-uur-une leg- r.nrrla.p 3 Mnnsl.p 1 i Dunham Outstanding OLllUviKlll iia-j monT iriivMl tirkpu! talltY.

01 nost community, inciiana, uxnard. uai.t.; Sally Moore, icxcellent manners of the Glouces- Jordan also hit a run fo Regatta it 3 players on and off the nlaying Bakcrsfield, Albertinina Rodi, Beverly Hills, and Judith Butt, Santa Monica. They de year-old veteran international campaigner, is the only "grey beard" on the squad, which also The year's final rowing events, 50 cents, race to win in 3.42.4, also topping last week's time. McLaughlin had comparatively easy time getting the accident-marred feature for his second straight Friday night victory. Chick DiNatale, of Trenton, stopped the race in the 15th lap when he blew the right front tire field; Ray McCann's 380-foot Arrangements for transporta cor nt.

1 0 0 0 0 Till 32 5 7 27 9 Till. 38 3 10 27 10 afirounded out for White In th. bKlld out for Brewer In 6th. rStruck out for Porterfleld in Oth. dRan for Williams flth.

Cleveland 0 3 002 000 05 Boiton 08103000 0 3 PR! trtrkland S. Vernon Wertr 2.1 includes 23-year-old Ham Rich ardson of Westficld. N. 27' on the Schuylkill will be held today, when the Schuylkill Navy winds up its match race schedule with a 17-raee program, starting at 1 p. m.

tion also can be made at the Little League field. Persons attending the picnic are urged to bring lunches and other refreshments. year-old Herb Flam of Beverly againsi Dotn upper uarny ana Winchester and had pitched the former game, but it was his teammate Dunham that took away the tourney's most coveted individual prize. Dunham was named the most outstanding Little Leaguer in America and received a (Continued on Fare Twelve) "tape-measure" home run in the final game; Phil Brown being named most MVP in the tourney; and the fact few outsiders besides Marty Jones, Brooklyn scout, picked the locals to win, Jones, incidently, worked with the team constantly at Hershey, on the fifth turn and smashed feated Carolyn Wikoff, Middle-tawn, Gwen Thomas, Shaker Heights, Jean Sorum, Madison, and Judy Hagan, also of Middletown, respectively. Sue Hodgman, Kalamazoo, took the only singles match for Western by defeating Lorna Raymond, Covina, Calif.

Klaus, Plers)l. a Jensen. Williams, Vernon. HR Strickland. Wertr.

Klaus, Strickland. DP Strickland. Carraiquel. Wfrtr. LOB Cleveland 8.

Boston 10. BB into the wall at top speed. He escaped the accident with Brewer Garcia 5, Porterfleld 1. SO All of the active clubs of Boatl House Row have a long list otn entries, with the exception of KaniS Stage LomebaCK Brewer 4. Garcia 3.

portertieia 4. Morn (Continued en Pare Twelve) a badly bruised nose. First race (10 idsi 1. Rill Hilt vesper, wnicn nas oniy one. un Hills, and 22-vear-old Sammv- Giammalva of Houston, Tex.

Rounding out the team are Barry Mackay (20) of Dayton, Mike Green (19) of Miami Beach, and Myron Franks (19) of Los Angeles. Chauncey D. Steele chairman of the selection committee, said other members of the original To Beat Browns, 17-6 and dine, Farimount, Bachelors Woodhury: 2, Bill Wark. Harrington; 3, Bill Blankenshlp, Port Pen, 4, Joe Chester, Trenton. No timet accldtn).

Second race do taoai 1. fr n.iofo Rnenmos Flaal! Mlss. Butt MlSS MOOCH I ading Hitters Little League Box Scores Penn AC have plenty, Los Angeles. Aug. 25 (INS) up to defeat Miss Wi- Lauchlln, Paulsboro; 2.

Jimmy Marx. 1 Features will be two meetings The Los Angeles Rams won anFor Fourth Time koff and Miss Thomas. Western won the second doubles match nnaireion: boo nicorn, renns tirove: 4, John Stevens, Baltimore. Time, 3.40.8 between Jim Barker, Undie's Br t'NITED PRESS NATIONAL I.KAGl'E Player and Club AB Pel. (new record l.

Third race (10 larjsl 1. Ken Marriott uiiiiibiJireu 11 10 victory over the world champion Cleveland Browns in an exhibition football lightweight sculling champion, and Bill Myers, Bachelors. Their first CRAMER HILL LEAOl'E ROBIN.f ORIOLES The wife of Stan Lopata, catcher and first baseman for the Philadelphia Phillies, gave when Miss Hodgman and Miss Hagan downed Miss Raymond and Miss Rodi. Baltimore: 2. Bud Olson.

Paulsboro: 3. Kred Kehr. ITjiSton. A Tw Johnson ab Aaron. Milwaukee 118 48i 153 of 12 players were overlooked ib Wilmington.

Time. 3.43.4 beat Srhndnst. N. Y. 8 350 43 111 .317 game at Los Angeles Memorial because they have become' "too clash is in the quarter-mile dash and they meet again in the mile record.

birth to their first daughter yes Coliseum Friday night. Fourth (10 laos) 1. Pete Corey. terday at Nazareth Hospital, fat, dumb and happy. He declined to identify to whom he was Cohees, 3, Bill MrCort.

Brldgeton: Fuller, Temme.c Guthler.lb Kovalck.lf 3 3 1 ,333 3 0 0 3 11 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 12 There was only one score in Muslal. St Louis 123 488 64 145 .311 Vlrdon. tsburrh 124 447 61 130 .311 AMERICAN LEAGI Player and Club AB Pet. Mantle. New York 11 433 108 156 Williams.

Boston 103 393 50 103 3. Don Stumpf. Perth Amboy; 4, Buck STOCK CAR the first half, a touchdown on a L'sMrii, Baltimore. Time. 3.48.3.

referring. 3 0 0 Boyle, si 3 0 0 LUldsey.lb 3 1 1 M. Cosley 3 0 1 J. Cosley.c 3 0 0 Lord. If 3 0 0 3 0 1 Van vr.cf 3 0 0 Christie.

rf 3 0 0 Morrow, 3b 1 O'O Hendlev.lt 22 1 3 Totals 0 0 10 P. Stutr gr.3b rmurr laps, jsca Mcaugniin; However, among those ignored Ken Man-tott: 3. otto Harwi. Eaton: 4 Art Smith Wins Blind Golfers Play 3 10' 32-yard pass from Browns' quarterback George Ratterman to a. sua irisen.

no lime Kuenn. uetrou ji.i as fore- Maaweii, Detroit ion 382 7s 125 .327 from the original early-season i. Philadelphia. The Lopatas have three sons Anthony, Thomas, 5, and Gregory, 2. Mrs.

Lopata ajid her 7-pound 11-ounce daughter are doing well, the hospital said. DePasquale.cf Henshaw.p Hawk rf Totals Robina Orioles 2 1 1 1 0 1 23 8 8 0 0 1 0 8 halfback Ray Renfro in the second quarter. Art Smith, with 65-66131, finished first in a field of 11 as Oaily Run Record 2 3 0 1 The Rams sprang to life In the Vn. U. a.

Team were iormer national Mamie. Yanks RHiegg sjiehampion Art Larsen of San smder. Bodsers sjAdcock, Brsvea 32jLeandro, J. Allen Morris of Atlanta. Gil Shea of Pre- Mantle.

Ysnka lWMualal. Carda to sidio. Whifnpv Rpprl nf Tavistock CC, Haddonfield, 2B J. Cosley, Llndsey 3B Llndsey SO M. Cosley 14, Henshsw 3.

BB M. Cosley 5. Henshaw 3. RACING 65 Laps of Racing ATCO SPEEDWAY Wh.r, Artlaa Spsski for Iff II WHITE HORSE PIKE (4 Miles Below Berlin) AMERICAN I.FAOI'E played host to the Middle Atlantic Boxing Results ur a- TttB second half when Billy Wade took over from rookie Rudy Bukich and heaved a 10-yard scoring pass to end Woodley Lewis. Los Blind Golfers Association yester New 2 0 3' 7- 3' 14 WHITMAN PARK LEAGl'B Kaltne.

Titers Kcu.e,. Aiarneda, Ron Holmbergj Oilcapn ilia 1 1 Flarofla 6impaon, Athletics day. i I xt a i 3 7 1 a ill BRISTOW'S LIONS Run Ben Pcarlman, 73-(3 14b, .3554 35 sb ab Mantle. Yanks lOBFrar. White Ros Richter converted.

8 0 0 4 Gingers. sg 3 0 Kopaer.2b .100 4 2 3 1 13 Hnlak.lf 3 0 0 Dlngler.cf 3 0 0 JJiof Iowa City, and Earl "Igardner of Oakland. Calif. InSluZi .,,1 The winner of the U. Boaton was second and third place went to Phil Tuse who carded 83-79 In the fourth quarter, the Rams At New Orleans (UP) Joe Brown, 133, New Orleans, outpointed Wallace (Bud) 134Vs, Cincinnati, 0.

(15) won! world lightweight championship. .3315 1 8 Tredzen ski.rf 3 0 0 Johskl.n 3 1 1 scored their final touchdown when 10 3 3 30 Peak. lb 3 1 1 Donralskl.c 3 0 1 162. EVERY SAT, NITE P. M.

ONE PEICE $15 Inc. Grand Stand Includtd I Tai LEAGI Felepek.p 3 1 3 Rmlglewskl.rf 0 0 0 halfback Tom Runnels plunged W. T. T. 8, Ttls.

Wa nwrlght.If 3 0 1 Busrh.3h 3 1 0 miseries will play India, the Eastern! m. zone champion, later this vear 4 Kooinson. Reoiegs SflAaron, Braves Snider, Dodeera SO i' Hits FI White So, Aaron. Braves Mantle, Vanks lotiKuenn, Tigers Klme, Tigers 153 rilrhinf Pierre, Whit So, 16 5 Fo-d, tanks 14 4 N-wnmoe. Dodders 20 6 OPEN COMPETITION over from the six-yard line.

Kich-ter again converted. TH RFCT PtMOlMArJCI llt 1 VIIW PEICI M- for the right to meet defending st 7 1 .77" champion Australia in the ehal- 3 lenge round at Adelaide, Dec. Mnwaiike" 3 3 11 The Rams added three points 3 3 3 19 Cnllasl.e 3 0 1 Zutca.ss 0 0 0 8 6 4 27 Stlriwki.2t 2 0 0 Steward, lb 1 1 0 3 6 6 231 Budnlak.Sb 2 0 0 lllclch If 2 0 1 2 10 5 321 Totals 24 2 5 Totall 18 3 3 5 6 6 22 Brtstow 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 111 6 35 Lions 0 0 0 0 3 1 3 3 5 1 15 -B Jopskt Donralskl. SO Jnpuki 3, 6 4 .34 Felopek 6. BB Jopiki 1, Felcpek 4.

Sm'THERW ASSOCIATION Birmingham, Nashville, 0 1 11 1. Birmingham. Nashville. 4 (2d, Mobile. 4: New Orleans.

3 (ltl. New Orleans. 4: Mobile, 3 (2d). Atlanta, 4: Chattanooga. 3.

Montgomery, 8, Memphis, 4. At Taeoma, Wnsh. (UP) Willie Pastrano, 186, New Or-1 leans, outpointed Irish Pat Mo Murtry, 178M, Tacoma (10). Frasaolert Job Tine Vllleees Pilhl, Bisves 15 Phillies 3 late in the final quarter on a field goal by Richter. .733 MZS.

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