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A A PENNANT RACES 1 9 Oaks Lose; Lodigiani in Debut Today OiPiedmonl nind-Place 'J VV Li A iri Li. 1 Highlanders "13 I VllfSy BILL DUNBAR By EM3IONS BYRNE Daxio Lodigiani, who last wore an Coast' Lcaguo STANDING OF TIIE CLUBS Ralph Hakanson; Hay ward (second from right) breaks the tape cT 10 seconds in the lb0-yard dash to tie ACAL record in a meet won by Rich mond yesterday. BIQ Lcmgan of Piedmont; next to Hoianson, second. Morris Henderson (third from left) was third. Tribune photo.

Giants' Rookie W. L. Fct G.B. San Francisco 22 -17 .564 Los Anreles 22 17 .564 San Diego 19 17 .528 Vt Portland 19 13 Mi 2 Sacramento .,..,20 19 413 2 Hollywood 18 20 .174 OAKLAND 1 22 .438 5 Seattle 18 23 .410 6 RESULTS LAST NIGHT Seattle 7, Oakland 5. I San Diego 15, San Francisco 3.

Hollywood Los Angeles 5. Portland 4, Sacramento 3. GAMES TODAY i Seattle at OAKLAND. San Francisco at San Diego (night). Sacramento at Portland (night) Hollywood aPLos Angeles.

EOWTHZ SETvIES STAND Seattle 3, OAKLAND 1. San Francisco 2, San Diego $. Hollywood 3, Los Angeles Portland 3, Sacramento American Lcaguo STANDING OF THE CLUBS VOL CXLVI OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY, W. L. Pet GJS.

Chicago 11 7 .611 Cleveland 8 6 J.71 1 Detroit 9 7 ZG3 1 Boston 10 8 .556 1 New York 8. 8 ,.500 2 Washington 6 6 400 2 Philadelphia 7 10 .412 3tf St Lools 6 13 416 SH WW the majoHty of the fans left li 'field under the impression the iLftlmont Highlanders had won a title, the Richmond Oilers the Alameda County Athletic crown at Edwards Field afternoon. 1 i xnjpuDiic aaaress sysiem naa an-nourr the Highlander's as the victoj but after fans had departed, officii tabulators rated the Oilers at thdjop of the league, with 65Mi Tha SRlchlanders came in second with vk points, and were followed by Berkeley Jackets with 45, Hay vAri's Farmers with 43, the.l Cerrif ijCauchos with 20, Albany' Cou'g? a Lwith 6 and the Alameda Horne'-defending champions from last yFwwith Vt points. t. RIClij SOND BEES WIN The.CJilers, from Richmond also Class title, amassing 56 poii and were trailed by Piedmont 52.

Hay ward had 43 V5, Berke 23, Alameda 21, El Cerrito 11H ai jrl.iAlbany 2. The" rQilers. paced by top-notch perf oi frrs such as Rayce Mason, Jack; Lfekpatrick and Charlie Hok- ansoiijiwon the crown which they had lt, worn in 1945. Masftjledjthe field in the quarter-mile to break the tape in 0.4 sand tie the meet record. older teammates were good marks, it was left to crack the records right left.

Hugh Friedman of PiediaUitf racked up two sprint rec ords toured the 75-yard dash in and copped the 150 in '-m ymm LONGr JLEAKS RECORD Bd of Hayward ran a 3:31.4 race ttj'lii'eak the meet record in the the Alameda Bee relay tit a new mark in the 449 til a time of 46 seconds. ati races, Being run ior th el ended automatically with new Manuel Rodrifjuez of Haywiiwon the 660 in 1:80.6, and the mark went to of. Richmond who won irfc Kenjft'sOButler of El Cerrito won the-ha'f mile in. the excellent time of Kirkpatrick of Rich mond pk the mile in 4:42.5. Hok ansbn the only double winner, of thef- fiy ail he won the shot put with a -eave of 47 feet 10 inches and dr Hired the discus crown by sailings he platter out 128" feet 5 inchesM1' LANGT WIN'- ThepyarcL dash featured a tight battla Jtsreen Bill Lahgan df Pied mont lanson and Morris Hender son f'keley.

Langan, defending caainpj xrom lasi year, toOK xne race asi cracked the tape in 2L9 secondto break the ACAL record of 22.U Althdakh he failed to break a record, Sfiedmont's Ralph Milliman Was oii landing as he cleared the high jump at 6 feet inch, passing any mark he has turned ff-this season. The Oilers took relay and: Piedmont came in second. judges disqualified both teams aMr the Face, though, and the Berkele? iJackets were awarded the first pl4 i. i itgh hurdlesMcCulloch P). fVMte R).

6Uk 75-yartf sh -(Class BW rriedman- fP), Koby (A McCali (B, Takeda (AL). SuJiym1 Wi). r.w record. 660-yari fan (Class Rodriquei fH), ThompsoJ JR), Patton fEC). Custer (Bl! Williams (first tune event run; new reco B80-VB irun Butler tEC).

Nylander (EC). jtf. eeers ik, jjnnolly (R, 2:01 lio-ya. ach Hittinun ftri I (P. Hendfiion Bt.

MePhntn 'nTvf. son (Ru lefties meet record). 150-yarfr 4nsh (Class Bi-rHwifflnim fuinfm (P' McCaU Ta (new record). Mosher Xfi (B). Matta (A).

Smitli IL.JaSS HI P1II14A fV 1320-yarTjun Long (H), Harry IB). (EC, record). xtuie iv Mine Patrick Campbell Harrison (R), Rl. HasUngs bteyens (A 4:47.1 SrJ" ftj-Milliman fP); Suhr (p), Doubleda Ue for fourUv between Vargas -i and Elvenhail hi), 8 ft. reVrd? Cerrito, 48 (new Hayward.

Alameda, El nto Albany (no time: Rich. nr p. A lor fifth between Mvhrrr (Hi and 440-yard ijtsh, Mason (R, (P, Ren r), McPherson (H. 51.4 ija-record). 1 Ciddinra 220-yar(T at, 0-yar? sh Lanean fPi (B ii'oMj-ff lHi' J8 (B)k Mitcheil (Class Bl Cooper P.

CvanijlM Garcia Malone R. Rosson (new record; first timi race runr. wiiw ie0-yard hurdle Witham (FT). Ciim' Harmon d.6 sskst fe, 47 ft, ioh: Piscus Watters (f okanson fR), Gordon IB y. pptmgrnan ft, Stanley iali, uj ii'ia' ins.

'Legend; 1M-Albany. AL-AIameda R. TEXAS LLE Tort Worth 0-3, Houston vrui a Oklahoma: pr 10. San Antonio 4. old.

and ZimYiocKX oold Boom; pnent g.i 4 e9 La 1 Va. Jeeves 3 50 Handle $1181 Ko scratches. SDCTH RLfK-ix furlong. 3-year-olds 1 end alkflancesi purse $2200: 1 WT.SW. aHr4 W.10 $3.30 ilrefetVrSn 3 JS -SP Mile end one-six- iff-yefSt-tffld end up, allowances; purse Good Bid.

ffufelt 'Ti Woe mm Dr. Cettajl.firsoa: 1: $S9 4 10 Picotee, Nejji- it Time, 1 won by a head (photo Hanle. $l04To scratches. EIGHTH mile, 4-jear-oldg end up; punijii000: Reigh's Asepw Pdcfson $3.90 $3 40 $3.10 Valama Peet'Jcrd 4.003.40'' Boston Mai fZsZuten 8.23 Time, 1:4 won by rmse tpote t. Handle.

$11M33: tta) handie. 119, Scratched: S-w Joe. Girl Fnend, Tfork ton, 1320,0 tearrFn relay twom first Oakland Uniform in 1837, is. scheduled to make his debut with the 1947 Oaks this And it is" to be hoped that he can still rattle the "left field boards, for the Acorns are on the skids again. Thpv blew a four run lead last night to drop the decision to last place Seattle, 7 to 5, which puts them behind in the series three games to one.

It -was ragged pitching again that spelled defeat. The Acorns gave young Jim Arnold a 5 to 1 lead in Sunday Pitchers Ralph Buxton and Cotton Pippen will pitch the double header tomorrow in Emeryville, Manager Casey Stengel an-- nounced today. Dick Barrett and Rex Cecil are scheduled to toil lor Seattle. This afternoon It was Floyd' Speer for the Acorns and Charley Ripple for the Rainiers. the second inning when they leaped on Bill Posedel for all five rung on five hits and a "walk.

POSEDEL NIGHT More than 1000 fans from Valleib, Barnacle Bill's home town, were in the stands." Before the game they had presented their fellow townsman a car load of gifts and then the Oaks ruined the evening for them and Posedel by driving him to the showers. 'Arnold coasted along for two more innings, before the Rainiers, who haven't looked or acted like cellar dwellers, went to work. Tony' yorfe. opened with single. Hal Sueme drove ground ball at Gene Liuard at third.

Gene fired to second, trying for a-double play, but UmpirMutart ruled York safe and Sueme was also safe at first beating Mickey Burnett's throw by a full step. The decision at second was close, too close, as a matter of fact Anyhow, It cost a run when Johnny Orphal, who succeeded Posedel, smgled, scoring York. Johnny Rucker forced Orphal at second and Mickey Eocco singled to right, scoring Sueme. Lou Novi- koff banged a basehit through the box, scoring Rucker, and the score was a tight 5-4. SUEME DOUBLES Seattle tied it up in the sixth when Sueme lofted a towering double against the left field with two out which enabled York to tally from first.

Arnold was derricked in favor of Lefty Charley Gassaway, who put out the fire by fanning OrphaL But a few minutes later he had joined Arnold in the clubhouse. With two put In the top of the seventh, Novikoff, the. Mad Russian, slammed a line drive home run over the left field wall, Hillis Layne walked and Johnny singled, scoring Johnson. Will -Hafey rushed but Gassaway had already receipted for the defeat. Orphal did an outstanding job of relief work, stopping the Acorns cold and then going on.to shut the door in the face.

RtJNS INTO FENCE Mel Duezabou. whn has hael the Seattle pitchers worried all week, Came UD with the' erpatpst nlav nf the game in the seventh inning wnen he charged into the right center field fence to pull down Rocco'f drive In the Mel knocked bJLmseif 'out, but hung onto me can ana a lew minutes later got up to finish the game. Lillard also made a nice, nlav in the eighth, taking Rucker's foul fly over the Seattle dugout Incidentally, Lodigiani will probably occubv third base for the time being; although it is probable that ne wiu wind up at second. Lee Howard, the i left handed Ditcher Pittsburgh sent nut on nn. tion from Indianapolis, has' been return ea.

it was announced today. This makes room for Lodi on the roster, but two more men must he cut loose to make way for Pitcher uewey Soriano and Aldon Wilkie, who are due to arrive Monday. SEATTLE OAKLAND ABHOAl ABHO A Rucker.cf 5 0-3 0, BrntUb-s8 4 2 3 5 4 2 10 llHamricks 3 0 1 i Novikoff, If 5 2 1 OiHolder.lf 3 0 2 4 2 4 0 Scarsella.lb 3 2 10 1 2 0 1 SiDuezbou.rf 3 13 1 4 10 llLiilard.Sb 3 12 4 York.2b 4 2 2 SlDiMaseio.cf 2 10 0 Sueme.e 3 1 8 4 15 PosedeUp 0 0 0 01 Amold.p 2 0 0 1 Orphal 3 10 2 Gassaway 0 0 10 Criscola.rf 0 0 0 OlVanRobays 10 0:0 iMartin.cf 10 0 0 rW.Hafey.p 0 0 0 1 iCrawfrdJb 1 0 0 1 Buccola 10 0 0 Totals 34 11 27 12! Totals 31 8 27 18 Van Robays batted for DiMasrio in 8th. Buccola batted for Burnett in 9th. Score by innings: Seattle 100 031 200 7 Hits 101 041 40011 Oakland.

050 000 000 5 Hits 031 001 100 8 Pitchers' record: IP AB Arnold 54 23 5 7 4 1 2 Gassaway 1 8 2.3 2 1 1 Posedel 5 "4 1 W.Hafey 2Vi 3 1 1 Orphal 4. 7H 22 0 1 2 Summary Rucker, Rocco. Novikoff. Johnson, York 2, Sueme, Scarsella, Duezabou. Lillard, DiMareio, Raimondi.

Errors: Novikoff, Raimondi, Arnold. Two base nits: Johnson 2, Sueme, Burnett. Three base hit: Scarsella, Home run: Novikoff. Sacrifice hit: Lillard. Runs batted in: Johnson, Lillard.

DiMaeeio, Raimondi. Arnold. Burnett, Orphal, Rocco, Novikoff 2, Sueme. ONeiL Double playi-LOlard-Bumett-Scarsella. Winning pitcher; OrphaL Loairs pitcher: Gassaway, Xlme: Umpires: Somers, Gordon and Mutart.

Attendance: 72S9 (official). Stranahon ICayoed ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May 10. VP) Frank Stranahan of the United States Walker Cup team was struck on the head by a golf ball while putting on the fifth green today and knocked unconscious for three minutes. Stops Braves By JACK HAND (Associated Preaa Sports Writer) Clint Hartung, the fabulous New York Giants rookie who was supposed to throw faster Bobby Feller and hit harder than Babe Ruth, has turned out to be a pitcher.

During a long spring training session. Manager Mel Ott toyed with the idea that big Clint was an outfielder. After risking life, limb and pitchers reputation for two weeks, Musial Faces Knife NEW YORK, May 1oX(JP) The world champion St Louis Cardinals, already beset with multiple troubles, had suffered a further serious blow' today when their great first baseman, Stan Musial was found to have acute appendicitis and Was or-' dered to undergo an immediate operation. Musial, left behind when the rest of the Cards entrained for Pittsburgh yesterday morning; booked passage on a plane leaving here for SL Louis, hopeful that an additional examination by the club's physician. Dr.

Bob Hyland, would gain him permission to postpone the surgery. Mel beckoned the big fellow to the bench and entrusted left field to the steadier, if ess spectacular, hands of Sid Gordon. Maybe this guy is a Ditcher after all," Ott mumbled to himself. And sent Clint to the bullpen. This may turn out to be his best move of the 1947 season.

WERE TREATED ROUGHLY. i Bill Volselle and Mike Budnick had been treated roughly by Boston yesterday, yieldingsix runs in the first three innings, so Ott decided to unveil Hartung as a big lefcurue pitcher. He probably wishes he had done It 1 three innings earlier for Cunt shut out the hard-hitting Braves the rest of the way. allowin omy iwo singles in six innines and striking out five. Johnny Mize's ninth inning homer and Willarrl Marshall' two of the runs back but the Giants succumbed to Warren Spahn's fancy left-handed pitching, 6-2.

Boston's success was rewarded with a first-place tie with Chicago, which thumped Cincinnati, 5-1, because Brooklyn fell from the top by losing an 11-inning night game to the Phillies, 6-5. BOBBY WORKED HARD Even Bobby Feller had to work hard to get a decision, going 11 frames before Cleveland topped SL Lbuis, 6-5, on Joe Gordon's third bit of the night Chicago regained the American League lead from Detroit by nosing out the Tigers, 2-1. with Orval Grove handing Hal Newhouser fourth successive setback. York, Boston, Washington and Philadelphia in the American and SL Louis and Pittsburgh in the National were not scheduled. Gael Nine Drops-Contest to Trojans LOS ANGELES, May 10.

UJ0 University of Southern California retained second place in the Calif or-nia 'Intercollegiate Baseball League by pounding out a 10-4 victory over St Mary's. The line score: St. Marv' Southern California ,.310010 000 -4 8 3 9ftl Alt 9rt 1 A 14 Trestlr. f. i Day; Bishop end McCeight SOVTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Jacksonville 9.

Greenville Columbus 5, Columbia I. Charleston 3, Savannah 1. Macon 13, Augusta 11 C12 innings). RED DEVILS KEEP TRACK TITLE; HEW MRKS ESTABLISHED Sparked by Don Brooks, who set a new county record in the 120-yard high hurdles, the Mt Diablo Red Devils retained theit Contra Costa County Athletic League 'track title yesterday afternoon' at the Acalanes ovaL i- i The Red Devils ran up a total of 93 910 and were followed by Acalanes with 71 15, Alhambra 28, Pittsburg 26, Antiochr 24 and Crockett with 2 points. The Pittsburg, Pirates took the Class title as they scored 74 points, and were trailed by Acalanes with 61, Antioch 48 56, Mt.

Diablo 31 56, Alhambra 9 and Crockett again with 2. Brooks, dashing over the high barriers in 14 set one of the three new CCCAL records. He also took the 180 lows in 19.6. ex ceptionally fast for a high school cinderman. i John Henry Johnson of Pittsburg set up one of the other new marks as he cleared the bar in the high jump at 6 feet inches, and Brooks of the Red Devils came in second.

Running a smashing 51.4, Rc-y Dunkei or the hosting Acalanes squad chalked up the other new mark of the meet. The Mt Diablo squad managed to mark up six first places in the four-place events. Meet results follow: A-CLASS SrMMAKirO 100-yard dash Baker (MD). Johnson fP). Maloney (MD), Vonle (Ant), Thompson (MD), :10.3.

220-yard dash Clark (AV Baker (A), Dunkel (Al), Maloney (MD), Bruno (P), :22.7. 440-yard dash Dunkel (Al) McLarnin (P), Thomas (A), Jackson (MD), Sugar-man (Ant), :51.4 (new record). 4 880-yard run Sneers (MD), Bales (A). Casey. (Ant), Larson (MD), Korn (A), 2:04.4.

Mile run Emerson rMD), Bates fA), Blaine (Ant), Sotello (MD), Wood (Ala), 120-yard high hurdles Brooks rMD), Smith (MD). Harlan (Ant). Robinson (Al). WUkins (A), :14.8 (new county record). 180-yard low hurdles Brooks (MD).

Hunt (A), Wilkins (A), Smith (MD), Harlan (Ant). 19.8. 880-yard relay Acalanes, Mt Diablo, Pitteburg, Crockett, Alhambra, 1:34.8. Discus Bill (A). Marchetti (Ant), Johnson (P), Robinson (Al), Bolender (A, 130 ft in.

Shot-put La Velle (A). Robinson (All, oui uieiman IM-Uj, tMJJ), 40 ft. 8 in. Bread jump Maloney (MD), Brooks (MD), Vossler (Ant), Anderson (A), Gel-lepes (P), 19 ft. 4 ins.

Pole vault Tofflemire (A), tie for second between Thorpe (Ant) end Morgan (MD), 10 ft. High Jumo Johnson CP), Brown (MD, Winters (MD), Anderson (A), 6 ft. in. (new eounty record). CLASS SUMMARIES 75-yard dash Hendricks (P), Brooks (MD), Epstein (A), RaUiff (MD), Erlica (Ant), :07.9.

150-yard dash Hendricks P) Eostem (A), Tiernan (MD), Bailey (Ci. 15.4. 330-yard run Johnson (MD), Tiernan (A). Gork (A), Mercado (Ant), Coalter (Ant), 38.a 660-yard run Deho (P), Maxwell (Ant), Corrall (P). Messtck (A), Comstock (Ant), 1:31.7.

1320-yard run MasceteUl (Al), Elliott (Ant), Naredia (P). Squirers (A), Deselle (C), 3:33.3 (new record). 120-yard low hurdles Gurale (Ant), Valenzuella (P), Najere (Ant), Ripell (Pj, Tye MD), :14.8. Relay- (440 yards) Mt. Diablo, Acalanes, Pittsburg.

Antioch, Alhambra. 47.1 (new record). Shot-put Chapman (A), Sodaro (A), mercaao tAnti. iienancxs usDorne (P. 5t 10.

ins. (new record). Discus Ramirez (P). Sodaro (A). Os borne, (Anti, Cimitj (P), Franceschi aiu, in ix.

lit ins. Pole-vault Valenzuella (P), tie for second between Dimaggtoa P), O'Bryan (A) and Cavanaueh (Ant). 0 ft. ins. Bread jump Ramey (Ant), tie or see- ona oTween ueiiKosa (MD) and warren (A), Thompson (Ant), tie for fifth between Erhcb, (Ant) and.

Tye (MD), 17 ft 6V4 ins. High Jump Chapman (A. Mitcbell (P), Thomason (P, McFarlan (Ant), Gardner (P). 5 ft SV Ins. TNTEKNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo 4, Syracuse 3.

Baltimore 3, Rochester 0. Montreal Jersey City Toronto 10,1 Newark 1. -4-4 Angels, Seals Drop Decisions 1 'By Tteited. Presa A pair of righthandtd pitcbairs who have a lot. in common besides a great similarity, in naes Hugh Orphan, of Hollywood, and John Orphal, Seattleheightened the confusion in the Pacific Coast League today with a couple of workmanlike mound performances.

Orphan, who was traded by Sac ramento to the Stars earlier in the week, turned in a neat ob for slightly more than eight innings as the Twinks turned back Los Angeles, 6 to 5, with the help of a five-run eighth inning. Coupled with the 15-3 pasting handed San Francisco by San Diego, both the Angels and Seals had their twin league leadership trimmed another game. The Padres victory lifted them over Portland and Sacramento into third place. The Beavers dropped Sacramento into fifth spot on a close 4-3 verdict while' Orphal turned in last night's best relief "assignment as Seattle dumped Oakland again, 7 to 5. HOLLYWOOD LOS ANGELES ABHOAl ABKOA Cox.ss Belsing.cf Lupien.lb Libke.rf Zemial.lf Davis.3b Garriott.cf 4 Schuster ju 4 1 3 0 2 11 1 0 10 112 0 4 sauer.rt 3 Marshall.lf 3 Ost'wsfciJb Barton.

lb Stringer Malone.e Lynn.p Prim.p -Glossop Dobernic.p Maddera, it? fVS? 4 Cameron, 9 Orphan.p 4 Sheely 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 Kellehctr Unser.c -yaylwnjp 0 0 0 10 0 Totals 1 38 9 27 11 ToUW 32 5 27 12 Sheely popped tip for "Davis in sixth. doubled for Cameron in eighth. Glossop flied out for Prim in eichth. Maddera grounded out for Marshall in Kellener ran for Stewart. in eighth-Score hv innlnes: Hollrwood .......010 000 0508 Hits ......020 101 0418 Los Angeles .......012 100 1005 Hits 021 300 1007 Pitchers Tecordr Pitcher IP AB ERBB SO Orphan Vaylian Lynn 8 30 1 2 ....7 31 2 ...1 3 Prim Dobernie Summary Winning pitcher: Orphan.

Losing pitcher: Lynn. Runs: Cox, Libke 2. Zemial, Williams, Kelleher. Garriott, Schuster, Sauer 2, Ostrowski. Errors: Cox 2, Davis, Cameron, Schuster, Lynn.

Left on bases: Hollywood 0 Los Angeles 9. Two base hits: Ross, Barton, Sauer 2. Sacrifice hits: Malone, Deisms. Sauer. Stolen bases: Sauer, Lupien.

Runs batted in: Williams 2, Stewart, Ross 2, Malone. Sauer. Barton, Marshall. Double plays: Davis to Williams to Lupien. Time: 2:17.

Umpires: Powell, Tord, and Mazzeo. Attendance: 11,000. SAN FRANCISCb I SAN DIEGO ABHO A ABHO A Uhaltxf 5 Luby.2b 0 Sheridan.rf 4 Sanders, lb 4 OClay.cf 4 HGyselmn.Sb 3 HCoscaratJZb 5 2 'Kerr OlShupe.lb White.3b RestelU.U Nicely.ss Gladd.e Joyce.p Trower.2b 0 0 3 Rice.c Totals 32 8 24 141 Totals 34 14 27 Score by innings: San Francisco .....000 120 000 -3 Hits 001 122 000 6 San Diego ....142 111 05 13 Hits j. ......133 112 03 14 Pitcher's Records: IP AB ER BB SO Joyce 15 6 7 2.0 0 ....4 19 9 7 5 8 1 ONeill Treichel 32 8 3 8 8 Summary Wild pitch: O'Neill. Runs: Sanders, Restelli, Clay, Gysel-man 2, West 3, Kerr, Shupe 2, Barrett 2, Tran 2, Rice.

Errors: Restelli, Gladd Z. O'NeiJL Left on pases San Francisco 9. San Diego S. Passed balls: Gladd. Two-base hits: Gysplman, WmI: 3 Thr-hns hit; Shun.

Home run: Gyselman. Sacrifices: Clay, Gvselman. Tran. stolen base: uyseiman Players "walking: Luby 2, Restelli 2, Nicley, West. Kerr, Sanders, Barrett 2, Clay, Gyselman, Gadd, Rice, Tran.

Trower. Runs, batted in: West, Barrett 3. Gvselman 4. Shune. Weill, Nicley 2, Treichel.

Tran, Clay 2. Double plays: Luby to Nicley to Sanders. Gysel man to coscarart to snuoe. lxisins pitcner; Joyce i Time: 2:34. Umpires: Warneke, Engelin, Orr.

Attendance: Soon. SACRAMENTO PORTLAND AB ABHO A Ramsey.cf 4 2 2 OiRattos 4 LI 4 T.Nels'n.2b 3 13 2 4 0 4 -5 3 19 0Wenner.cf 3 2 1 0 Marty.lf Wells.ss Schemer Zipay 4 3 2 Storey 4 0 1 1 3 0 0 1 4 0 Keicn.rt 4 12 '4 2 2 2 Silvera.q 4 0 2 3 2 0 llMooty.p 3 2 2 0 2 15 1 2 17 0 3 0 0 2 1.10 0 1 0 0 Ot Totals 37 13 24 111 Totals 28- 1 27 14 Schemer batted for Smith to ninth. Zipay batted for Nelson in ninth. Sacramento 100 100 0103 Portland 200 200 OOx 4 i Summary Runs: Ramsey, McDonald 2. fRatto, Wenner 2, Escobar.

Errors: Wells. tuiio, naauiovicn, auvera. nun naiiea in: McIonald. Wenner, Storey, Vic 2, Meaner, Two base hits: Wenner, Escobar. Sacrifices: Vico, Ramsey.

Double plays: Mesner to T. Nelson to McDonaid to Radulovich to Vico. Left on bases: Sacramento 9. Portland 3. Bases on balls: Mooty 1, Smith 2.

Strikeoutst Mooty 4, Smith 2. Earned run: Off Mooty 2, Smith 4. Wild pitch: Mooty 2, Smith 1. Umpire: Borskl. Doran and Kober.

Time: 1:54. Attendance: 4214. Felix Ducno Loses Charley Johnson, Los atoned for an earlier defeat at the hands "of Felix Bueno. "last night by outpointing the San Jose fighter in a 10-round main event at National Hall, San Francisco. MAY 10, 1947 NO.

130 49'ers Enroll Four Players The San' Francisco Forty Niners today announced the signing of two veterans and two newcomers for the 1947 season. Norm Standlee, 245-pound fullback, and Bruno Ban-ducciwere members of last year's team, while Nate De Francisco and Odis Crowell i have been added to next season's roster. i Standlee is heralded as one of the outstanding fullbacks in prof es-si onal football today and Banducci, a guard, was selected on the All American Conference's 1946 all-league team. De Francisco hails from UCLA where he made all-coast in 1941, while Crowell was with the Los Angeles Bulldogs and Hollywood Rangers for three years. PIRATES, TIGERS ADVANCE IN OAL San Leandro's Pirates and Fremont's Tigers, both leading con tenders lor the O.AJ baseball title, moved ahead on the pace yesterday with respective victories over the Oakland Wildcats and the Tech Bulldogs.

Meanwhile, the Castlemont Knights, who, were the early leaders this seasorvfolded for the third straight time, being beaten, 5 to 3, by the McClymonds Indians at Castlemont. San Leandro, who is the slight favorite to cop the crown, whacked the Oakland Wildcats, 9 to 6, at San Leandro, while the Fremont Tigers were edging the Technical 3 to 2, at Technical Line scores: Oakland 0 2 1 0 2 0 6 10 8 San Leandro 0 1 0 0 7 1 9 12 3 Whyte, Affleck (5) and Cooke; Bruce, Lawrence and Re. Fremont 0 0 2 0 0 1 03 1 Technical 3 0 0 0 0 0 02 5 3 Pitta, Ahlfeldt, Telle and Walsh, Hill ana xtoDerson. McClymonds 2 0 1 0 2 0 05 3 Castlemont a 1 a a Washington and Wells; Freitas, Perry (8) and Eastwood. Clubs Won Lost Pet.

GB San Leandro 4 2 .667 Fremont 4 2 .667" Castlemont 3 3 .500 1 McClymonds 3 3 .500 1 Technical 2 S3S 9 toakland 2 4 .333 2 BULLDOGS DEFEAT WILDCATS, 54-50 The Oakland Wildcat track team gave the defending championship Tech Bulldogs one of their stiff est fights of the season before succumb ing, 54 to 50, yesterday at Oakland. The teams divided firsts, each getting six out of 11 Technical, as usuaL dominated the dashes to eke out its close margin. OAKLAND 50, TECHNICAL 54 High hurdles Heidis (O), Prouty (O), Pace (T), .13.1. 100 yard dash Mitchell (T), Hunter (T. moore (T), .10., MUe run AH'is (T), Johnson r(T, Valerga (Ti.

5:0. 400-yard dash Gums (T) Crulckehank (Ti. Chase (O). 57.7. 220-yard dash Mitchell (T), Hunter (T), Barrinster (O).

24.4. Low hurdles Prouty (O). Pace (T), 11.6. 880-yard run Garvey (T), Wanger (O), Smidt (0," 2:14.1, Relay Won by Technical, 1:38.5. Pole vault Kapfer tO.

Deichmen (O. Martinex (T. ll feet Inches. High Jump Bjonerud (O), May (T). DieU iOK 6 feet.

Broad jumo Lee (O). Bates fT. Jane (0. 19 feet 44 Inches. Shot put Jones (0.

Beale 0), ser ui, is ieer la mcnes. WESTERN LEAGUE Omaha 5. Des Moines 4 (10 innings). Sioux City 5,. Denver 4.

Pueblo 5. Lincoln 1. DETROIT CHICAGO ABHOA! AB A Lake.ss 3 0 3 3j Kolowayo 4 115 JS.eu.3D 5 to 3 1 Appling.s 3 1 0 5 Culndne.lb 3 0 4 0Jones.lb 4 2 18 0 Wakefld.lf 4 2 0 OIKennedr.rf 4 111 Mullra.ti 3 3 1 OlChristphrJf 3 2 2 0 Evers.cf ,312 3110 Mayo.2b 4 0 2 OiMichaels.Zb 3 1 1 0 Swiftx SIT 1 4 0 3 0 Outlaw 00 0 OiGrove.o "3 0 0 2 Tebbettsx 0 0 3 0) Cramer 1 1 0 0j Newhusrj 2 0 0 1 WerU 1 tM Totals 21 7 246 Totals 31 8 2719 I Outlaw ran for Swift in seventh. Cramer singled for Tebbetts in ninth. Wertt grounded out for Newhouser in ninth.

Score by Detroit 000 OOrofiO 1 Chicago 010 000 10 2 Summary KniiA Christopher. Error: Lake. Runs batted in: i i Cal Swimmers Trojans The University of California swimming team defeated Southern California 40 to 35 yesterday In a meet inwhich one meet and pool record ejhd one meet record were chalked up by the visitors. Rube Wolf USC, erased the 150-yard backstroke meet record set by Bert Smith, USC, in 1939. His time was 1:40 against Smith's 1:43 mark.

With Don Hughes swimming the anchor lap in 52.9 seconds, the USC freestyle; relay team set a new meet and pool record of 3:39 for the 400-yardf freestyle relay. The old record, 3:41, was set by USC in 1938 The former pool record, 3:42, was set by California this season. Results: 300-Y ird Medley Relay Won by aoumern California (members unavau ablel: time 3:03.6. 220-Yard Freestyle Won by Beanston, King, USC; Robinson, time 2:17.5. 50-Yard Freestyle Won by Morketter, Wolf, DSCj Hicken, time 23.7.

100-Yard Freestyle Won by Morketter, uon Hugnes, usy; Eisner, tone 53.2. 150-Yard Backstroke Won by Wolf, USC; Webster, Cham preys, USC; time 200-Yard Breast Stroke Won by Me senheimer, USC; Arth, Hathaway, USC: time 2:33.5. 400-Yard Freestyle Won by Beanstone, Dozien Griff in USC; time 5:18.7. 440-Yard Relay Won by USC Hughes, King, Wolf, D. Hughes); time 3:39.5.

Indians Score First Victory on Track Grabbing eight out of a possible 12 firsts, the McClymonds Indians won their third track meet in four attempts as they defeated the San Leandro Pirates, 73 to 30, yesterday on the McClymonds track. McCLYMONDS 73 SAN LEANDRO 30J4 120 High Hurdles Candles (M), V. Price SL, Beasley M), 18.5. V. 100-Yard Dash Simmons (M), Granger Mr, Coleman M), .10.

Mile Run Ellis (M), Bowman (SL) Dalsmeth SL. .45.8. 440-Yard Dash Cooper (M), Evans (M), Johns SL)J 53.2. 220-Yard Dash Simmons M), Granger (Ml, Coleman 22.9. 120 Low Hurdles Daoust (SL), Williams it M).

Belford (M, .14. 880-Yard Run Wainwright (M), Smith (SL). Ford 2:04. Relay Won by McClymonds. 1:34.

High Jump Price tSL), Noble (M), Williams iU), 5 feet, 1 inches. Shot-Put Fornham (SL), Herd (M), Blanchard M), 48.9. Pole Vault Mesa (SL) and Goodwin (M, tied for first; Harris (M) and Young (M), tied for second, 11 feet, 8 inches, Broad cjump Simmons (M), Young (M), Price (SL). and Boussard (M) tied ai a am Tigers Take Eight Firsts for Victory Fremont's fast running Tigers, one of the better track, teams in the Oakland Athletic League, defeated their arch' rivals, the Castlemont Knights. 62 to 41, yesterday at remont, IFRE310NT CASTLEMONT 41 High Hurdles Cruze (C), Minaker (F).

100-Yard Dash Johnson (F)t, Feurbach (C. House (F. 10.3. Mile Run Slater (F), Granados (C), Kerber (C). 5:12.

0-Yard Dash-Perry- (F), (O, 220-Yard Dash Johnson (F), Jannis (F). Feurbach (Cf, 24.1. Low Hurdles Souza (C), Meut (F), Cruie (O. 11.8. 880-Yard Run Hallum (C), ComeUa (C), PisUri Fi, Turnbull and Karbison CK tied for third, 5 feet.

I inch. Relay Won bv Fremont. 1-S9 Pole Vault Simpson Reason (Q. Ortega (C. 11 feet, 8 inches, Broad Jump Perry (F), Savain (F), House (F).

20 feet. 1H4 inches. Shot-Put MUler (F), Lann (F), Kocbe-sperger (C), 48 feet, 1 inch, Col Golfers Tops University of 'California golfers whacked UCLA's previously unbeaten team 38-16 today, with Sandy Munroe, California's No. 6, turning in a par 71 for top card of the day. Bob Gardner, No.

1 UCLA player, fired a 72. Ruth in Florida MIAMI, Fla, May 10. (ft-Babe Ruth arrived by plane from New York last night to resume a vacation begun here last month but interrupted by his return, to New York to be honored in Yankee Stadium on "Babe Rath Day." SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Atlanta 14, Memphis 9. Little Rock ft, Birmingham S. a KashvUJe 3, Mobile 1.

New Orleans 1. Chattanooga 8. Defeat i Chicago 2. Detroit 1. Cleveland 4, Louis 11(11 in-nings, night).

(Only games scheduled.) National League STANDING OF THE CLUBS W. L. Pet. GJi. Chicago 12 Boston 12 Brooklyn 10 Pittsburgh 8 6 '6 6 8 11 9 12 12 .677 .677 .625 1 400 3 .450 4 .400 4H .400 .294 6H Philadelphia 9 New York 6 Cincinnati 8 St.

Louis 5 RESULTS YESTERDAY I Chicago 5, Cincinnati 1. i Tint inn iMMtvTurlr 9. Philadelphia Brooklyn's (night). (Only games schearcea.) BROOKtJYN PHILATVEt PHI A AB HfcO At Stank.v.2b 5 4 1 2 H.Walker,cf 4 1 2 WyrostekJf 5 0 2 Robinsnjtb Reiser.cf FJWalkrjf Furillo.lf Edwards.e Jorgnsn.Sb Reese.ss Vaughan Rojeks Gregg.p Branca.p 5 4 0 2 Etten.lb 3-114 Ennia.lt Seminick.c Handley.3b Judd.p Leonard.p 4 OS 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 bcnuitx Casey Total 41 JO 31 12 Totals 36 8 33 XI Schultz rolled out lor Branca in eighth 1 .1. vaugnan rouea out jor nrew ui wum Score by Innings: i.

Brooklyn 000 100 040 005 Philadelphia 050 000 000 01 aummary rvuits. ciiour, mJT, Handler. Verban. Judd. Errorss Gregg.

Judd. Runs batted In; Verban 2, Newsome 1, H. Walker 1, Etten 1, T. Walker 2, Stanky, Reiser 2, (Ennls scored on Gregg1 wUd throw). Two-base hit: Robinson.

Edwards, Reiser, Verban. Sacrifice: Hand ley. Double playa: Reiser to Stanky to Robinson; Jorgenson to Stanky to Robinson; Newsome to Verban to Et-ten; Robinson to Stanky. Lett oa bases: Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 7. Bases on balls: off Gregg 3, Branca 2.

Judd lf Casey 2. Strikeouts by Branca 5 Judd 3. Casey 3. Leonard t. Hits: off Gregg Jin 1 inning; Branca In 6: Casey 3 in 3V; Judd 8 in Leonard 2 in 3 ft.

Winning pitcher. Leonard; losing pitcherf Cajey. Time, 3:00. Umpires: Barr, Boggess and Jorda. Attendance, 22,680.

CHICAGO CINCINNATI ABHOAl AB A Hack, 3 4 Baumhltz xt 4 Waitkulb 5 0 Hatton.Sb Paf ko.cf Cavaretajf 4 Scheffing.e 4 Nicholsn.rf 4 Johnson 2 4 Schmitz.p 4 HaasJb Mueller it: 2 Vollmer.cf MiHer.ss Usher.lf l4 I 2 VanderMr.p Zientara 1 Shoun.p 0 1 Totals 38 10 I 27 101 Totals 31 5 XI 8 Zientara flied out for Vander Meer in Seventh. Score by innings: a VV Wl UW 000 100 0001 AAA AAi A1AV Cincinnati Summary Runs: Pafko, Schoff nv. Nlphnlson 2. Haas. Errors: Baumholtr.

Runs batted in: Nicholson 2, Murello 2. Scheffing. Haas. Two-base hits: Pafko. Miller.

Home runaHaas, Nicholson. Stolen base: Waitkus. Double play: Merullo to Johnson to Waitkus. Left on bases: Chicago 8, Cincinnati S. Bases en i Schmitz 2.

Vander Meer 3. Shoun X. Strikeouts: Schroitx S. Vander Meer 3. Hits: off Vcr-der Meet 7 in 7 innings; Shoun 3 in 2.

Losing pitcher: Vander Meer. Umpires: Reardon. Goetz and Conlan. Time, 1:48. Attendance.

2200. BOSTON vifW YORK ABMOAl AB A Ryanb 4 Holmes, rf 3 Hopp.cf R.EUiott,3b 9 Rowelljf 5 Masi.e 4 Torgesn.lb 3 Fernndas 4 Spahn.p 4 2 fctiauner.2o 0 Rigny Jb.ss OIThomsonf OiCooper.e 0: Marshall Xt 0j Gordon Jf 1 0 51 15 IS IS 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kerr.ss Voiselle.p Budmck.p Gearhart Totals 3710 27 51 Totals 34 8 27 6 Gearhart flied out for Budnick in third. Score by innings: Boston 204 000 000 8 New York 000 010 0102 Summary Runs Ryan, Holmes 2, Hopp, RJ Elliott, Rowell, Mia, Marshall. Errors: Rigney, Cooper 2. Runs batted in: Holmes, Hopp, Elliott, RoweU.

Mali, Torgeson, Marshall, Mize. Two-base hits: Ryan, Torgeson, Rifney, Cooper. Three-bsse hit: Holmes. Home runs: Marshall. Mize; Stolen base: Rowell.

Double play: R. Elliott to Ryan to Torpeson. Left on bases: Boston 8. New York 8. Bases on halls: off Voisell 1, Hartting 3.

Spahn 3. St-ikenuts: by Srahn 4. Budnick -1. Har-tung. 5, Hits: off Voiselle 6 in 21-, in-nTT: But)nick 2 in Hartunc 2 in 6 Losing pitcher: Umpiresf S'ew-erl.

and Henhne. Time, 2:08. Attendance, 58S4 paid. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 10, Milwaukee 4. Only game scheduled.

AMERICAN LEAGUE BOX SCORES Roce Results From tanforan Cardcsferdav -FIRST RACE Six furlnrnrs- vnm CLEVELAND I nncn us ABHOAl ABHOA Peckj .5 1 1 OiDuUngerb 5 112 MetkvehxTS 12 0 Lehner.cf 5 0 1 5)Hitchcokb 5 0 5 7 Fleming.lb 5 2 19 OIHeathJf 1 0 2 0 Robinsn.lb 0 0 2 OtColemanJf 10 0 0 Seereyjf 3 0 4 4 110 Gordon.2b 6 3 3 7iSteor.ens.ss 3 0 2 2 Keltnerb 4 13 0 Judmch.lb 3 1 12 2 Hepanx 1 0 4 Early. 3 18 1 Becker 1 0 0 4 0 13 Lopez.e 1 0 2 0 0 6 1 Fellerjp 5 0 0 3 39 10 33 15! Totals 34 4 33 IS Becker called out for Hegan la ninth. Cleveland 102 000 000 014 St. Louis 000 030 00 003 Summary Runst Peck, Boudreau, Fleming, Heath, ZariUa, Jud- mcn. errors: juonicn, uiuinger.

Kuns hatted in: Fleming 2. Keltner, Zanlia. Judnich, Early, Gordon. Two-base hits: Keltner, Gordon, Judruch. Three-base rut: Zarilia.

Stolen Heath. Sacrifices: Boudreau 2. ZanJla. Fleming. Double nlay: Boudreau to Gordon to Fleming; Gordon to Boudreau to Fleming: Hitchcock to Stephens to Judnich.

Left on bases: Cleveland 17, St Louis 5. Bases on balls: Feller 0, Fannin 11, Kinder 1. Strikeouts: Feller 8, Fsnnin T. Kits: eff Fanrun 8 In 10 Mi innings: off. Kuider 1 in H.

Loeusg pitehen Fannin. and up; claimin: purse I2OO0: Big Ripple, Nichols S12.40 S3.40 $3.30 Elegant Lady, Trent" 10.40 8.90 Winshire Lass, Peterson ,40 Time 1:15. Won by a nose (photo) Handle, S66.024. Scratched: Ever Will, Pasting Glory, Princess Cushwg. Susan's Azent.

SECOND RACE Mile and one-sbc-teerith; 3-year-olds and up; maidens; purse S2000: Pkau-dy Rose, yields $7.40 $4.30 $3.00 RoobinHOLNichoU 6.60 3.90 Koble Mark, Richardson 2.60 Time 1:49. Won by 3 lengths. Handle, $35,517. Scratched: Pedro Prunero. THIRD RACE MUe end one-sixteenth: 4-year-olds and up; claiming: purse $2000.

Barging Lady. ParneU $6.10 $3.80 3.10 BUtaitrTeg. Nichols 4.30 4.10 Tftf Justice, Pederson 10.10 lime Ja; won oj mvto handle 59556. bcraicnea tay Paula, Paper Luck. Wis Lass, Grohs 4.90 5.29 Hunter's Son, Trent 5.10 Tune 1:01 78; won by 2'4 lengths; handie $99,487.

Scratched Royal fizz. Roman Disu, Full Treatment, Hoodlum. aiicharis, Muiiin, Jones. Two-base FOURTH RACE Five furlongs; daim-AppUng, Mulun 2, Swift Stolen base: line: ipurse S2300. Jsacnfices: Evers.

Phlllev. New.Jwr!Phantnm. CHnincki 7M S5 1(1 t4 houser, Apphr.g. Left on baw: Detroit g.i cnicago v. Jbsases on balls: Newhouer 2.

Grove 3. Strikeouts: Newhouser 8. Grove 1. Umpires; Rue, Paparells and Summers. Time, 1:53.

Attendance, 2755. -U 3.