The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 34

Sundoy, July 29, 1951 Dallas Defeats hreveport, 4 to Sweep series 31 THE SHREVEPORT TIMES Battle for Title Today Shreveporter Named State Golf President Abernathie Holds Locals To Six Hits BY BARNEY GHIO McGonagill, Zachariah Reach Finals In State Men's Amateur Golf Meet Hear Borwey GM tht lot est sports ever KWKH TEXAS LEAGl'E S.05 P. M. and 1015 P. M. daily T.atn Lafayette, July 28 (Special) Allen D.

Morris of Shreveport was elected president of the Louisiana State golf associaiton at theannual meeting of the group here. Al Villegas of New Orleans was as R. D. Cappuis defeated Bill Rountree of Shreveport, 6 and 5. The results of the championship consolation flight and other By BARXET GHIO Times Sports Editor Lafayette, July 28 Defending champion Jimmv McGonagill of Mondmy rHwtgb Fridwf.

Dallas, Texas, July 28 (TP). Shreveport dropped it fif gill was one-up on Furlow at the turn and finished up one over par as practically thet entire match was played on the extremely slow course. Morrow had a hot morning Houston Beaumont'. Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth GB ft 10 12 19 21 30 Prt. .615 .553 J544 .530 .513 .436 .359 72 63 62 il 59 2 5I 42 45 51 52 54 5fi 63 66 75 marches were as follows: teenth game out of seventeen nhvpH u-ith Dallas herp Qat- ShrevPrt an1 Emi'e Zachariah piayea uitn uaiias nere sai of Baton Roupe battlert tnroutrh Oklahoma City Tulsa SHREVEPORT named vice-president and Jacques' Doucet of Lafayette secretary -treas-i Notes on Stale Tournament Lafayette, July 28.

The 1951 State Golf tournament, uraay nigni, i io i tithe mud of the La fa vet te munici NATIONAL LEAGLE round, being three-under par on coxsoi ation Lamar Loe defeated Jack Herbert. 5-4; the rain-SOaked course for the 17 Frank Clark Harold Cummings. holes it reouireri for him to rli5-1 1-up: Dr. Sam Foreman defeated Paul iioit-s ji required lor mm io aif '(Snort- iHp 19 holes; Pat McGonagill pose of Tom Dav of Abbeville. 3jwon by default over Alton Melancon.

and 1. Their match was even first flight c- T. Derouse defeated Don Zimmerman. through NO. 14 but the Dennis Begnaud won by default Eagles hopped on Bill Hen 61 Pet.

.552 .511 .495 .478 .473 .419 .409 GB is a. F.iooklyn New York Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh three over Dick Lollard: uiyae iNasn oereaiea 52 43 46 46 47 46 50 55 won the next teen-ager 53 48 45 43 43 36 38 besides bringing the Pelican State's top golfers to Lafayette, ry. Sport left hander, for also brought rain. Up until the tourney Lafayette had hadithirteen hits.

Bill Abernathie a long dry spell, This year's meet came up with some'of the Eagles scattered six unusual reasons for defaulting. jhits but was in frequent Al Villeges of New Orleans had to default in the cham-, trouble because of his wild- i I Ai holes. defeated Joe Barbato. 1-tfD. FtRST FMCIIT CONSOLATION Tony Frabbiele won by default over Edwin McCIure; Jim Harrison won by default cm Al Villegtas: Bobby Neames AMERICAN LEAGUE piuni-aip iugni Decause lire uesuoyeu me flamingo cmu.ness.

New York Boston Cleveland hieago won by default over tnep uirauit: Hay Bradford won by default over Lawrence Larcade. SECOND FLIGHT Jim Ellwood defeated Dr. William Melacon. 6-5; EarlTultos defeated David Bradford. 1-up; Tim Hisginbotham defeated T.ee Comeaux.

3-2; Jacoues Dou- Prt. .61 .596 .467 .452 .385 .315 GB 15 21 4 27V4 5S 57 58 54 42 42 37 29 35 37 38 42 48 51 59 63 Detroit Washington Philadelphia at. Louis cet defeated Eugene Caldwell. 4-3. SOI THCKN ASSOCIATION urer.

The 1952 State Golf tournament will be played at the New Orleans Country club, it was decided at the meeting. Dates for the '52 tourney will be set. at the mid-year meeting in February. The group increased the number of directors from nine to 2 and elected the following new directors: Jimmy McGonagill of Shreveport; Judge Robert Jor.es of Bo jalusa; McVea Oliver of Monroe: Tom Rag-gio of Lake Charier; Harold Mc Clendon of Bastrop, and Albert Rieke of New Orleans. Hold over directors are Villegas, Doucet, Felix i 1 1 of Baton Rouge, Lawrence Larcade of Opelousas and Charles Waters of Alexandria, retiring president who will remain on the board for one year.

Retiring directors are Shep Girault of Monroe, Edwin McCIure of Shreveport and Ford Hardy of New Orleans. Pet. Little Rock Birminnham Memphis Mobile GB 4 a 22 22 63 60 56 57 51 49 43 43 39 44 49 51 56 56 63 64 .618 .577 .533 .528 .477 .467 .408 .402 Nashville pal golf course here today to move into the finals of the 32nd "Louisiana state amateur golf tournament. McGonagill defeated fellow Shreveporter 'Tommy Morrow, 3 and 2. To gain the finals while Zachariah ousted Jackie Doss of Monroe, 1-up, in a nip-and-tuck semifinal match.

The finals tomorrow will find two former champions battling it out for the 1951 crown. McGonagill has won the last three tournaments and is seeking his fifth state championship while the carefree Zachariah won the state crown in 1946 at the Louisiana State university course in Baton Rouge. McGonagill stroked his way to the semi finals by defeating Bill Furlow of Alexandria, 2 and 1 and Zachariah ousted riark-horse Ted Sliman of New Iberia. 3 and 2. Sliman had scored the tourney's biggest upset in the first round by eliminating 1947 champion Lawrence Larcade of Opelousas, 1-up, he gained the quarter-finals with a 3 and 2 victory over Pat McGonagill, the defending champion's 15-year-old son.

Henry was i own biggest help with the bat, collecting half the Shreveport hits, including a double which led to his scoring the first Sport run. The Eagles went into third place undisputed Saturday night, as San Antnoio, with whom Dallas had been tied, lost to Tulsa. In the game with Shreveport, Dallas rushed in front and never let up. Dallas got a run in the first on two hits. Farotto singled to center but was forced at second when Henry fielded Perry attempted sacrifice and threw to second In time.

Perry stole second and came home on Atlanta Chattanooea in Baton Rouge Villeges had just recently purchased the Flamingo and he had to take off for the capital city when he learned about the fire. The fire reportedly was one of the biggest in Baton Rouge in many years. Had Villeges gone on in the tourney and upset the dope by winning the '51 title, his victory would have given Louisiana a unique combination of state champions. Villeges is the father of Mary Ann Villeges, the teen-ager who won the State Women's Golf Crown at the Shreveport Country club this year. The story was that Al would have given his good" right arm to win the crown so Louisiana could have a father-daughter team holding the state's highest golf honors.

Jimmy and Pat McGonagill could also have provided a story-book finish to the tourney until Pat was eliminated in the second round of play. Pat started at the bottom of the lower bracket and his father as defending champion at the top of the upper bracket. They could have met in the New Orleans Sam Terry defeated Jim Cowan. 5-4: Spencer Lazarus defeated Tom Crawford. 1-up 19 holes: Dr.

CreiRhton Shutes won by default over S. C. Pniyn: M. E. Northeutt defeated Frank Chalmer, 1-up, 19 holes.

THIRD FLIGHT Henry May defeated Mims Amy, 1-up: Elliott Contino defeated Jerry Wyble. 7-5: Nickie Pickard won bv default over Frank Brame: JiidKe Bob Jones defeated E. L. Saucier, 4-3. THIRD FLIGHT CONSOLATION TJick Sandefur won by default over A.

Gonzales: Gene Ethridge won by default over Griff Carpenter; J. Modicut won by default tiver John Wtaers. roiRTH FLIGHT Ven Carsten-s won by default ever AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Doss advanced to the semi-finals by defeating B. J. Murphy of Shreveport, 4 and 3.

He had nine one-putt greens to eliminate B. J. The semi-final cards: Par out 434 453 45436. McGonagill out 534 453 44436. Morrow out 453 554 454 39.

Par in 343 453 544-3571. McGonagill in 343 553 3. Morrow in 343 4534 Zachariah out 434 553 555 39. Doss out 433 453 465 37 Zachariah in 243 453 563-3574. Doss in 343 553 654-38 75.

The 36-hole championship finals will be played tomorrow as will the semifinals and the finals in all the lower flights. In the championship consolation, Pat McGonagill -advanced to the semi-finals as Alton Melancon defaulted. Don Zimmerman of Shreveport, who was eliminated by Jimmy McGonagill in his first-round championship flight match and dropped down into the first flight was defeated today by F. Derousse, 1-up. Jim Ell wood of Shreveport, advanced to the semifinals of the second flight with an easy 6-5 vic Pet.

Milwaukee St. Paul 61 57 55 52 ansas Citv Minneapolis GB 10 14 17 44 47 50 52 50 54 57 59 .581 .548 .524 .500 .495 .486 .447 .416 Indianapolis 49 IuisviHe 51 Toledo 46 Columbus 42 Gordon Creeean: Paul Maynard de INTERNATIONAL I FAGt Pet. GB hit through second feated Harry McCain, 4-2; Andre Dubus defeated Gordon Rountree, 3-2; Roy Bell defeated Early Amy 4-3. FOI RTH FLIGHT CONSOI ITION Fneene Hoiissiere defeated P. B.

Roy. Cullins' base. Moti treal Buffalo Syracuse Rochester 2-1; Any BTouFsrd won by default over 67 55 54 53 50 48 43 41 35 45 45 49 54 58 61 62 To Eagles, Oilers .657 .550 11 .545 lUtj .520 14 .481 1 8 .442 22 .413 25 .398 26', The Eagles added another score The stork, not the pelican, caused Griff Carpenter of: in the second. Mapes popped out Bill Scimm; Jim Hvde defeated Jonn Bird. l-urc Rusty Lew's defeated Toronto Baltimore Ottawa Springfield to second and Aylward walked.

Abernathie singled to left, moving Aylward to second. -The Dallas catcher scored when Perry slashed a hit through the box. EVANGELINE LEAGUE Hammond 54 Thibodauv 55 Lafayette to default his match in the third flight. His wife gave birth to a nine pound, two-ounce baby girl about the time he was supposed to tee off in his first match. The odds against Ted Sliman defeating Lawrence Larcade of Opelousas in his first-round match were about 100 to 1, but the New Iberian came through after staging a terrific comeback.

Baton Rouge 53 tory over Dr. William Melancon. McGonagill shot an eagle three Crowley 52 ret. .540 .539 .520 .505 .505 .405 .465 .402 Shreveport got an unearned run on the 451.vard par five 16th hole i while Henrv Mav gained the round 48 47 49 51 50 52 51 61 in the third on Henry's hit. an er Alexandria New Iberia Lafayette to close out his match vith Mor of four in the third flight with a 51 51 50 41 ror by Perry, a wild pitch and Evans infield out.

Houma BIG St ATE LEAGUE Gainesville 63 41 Temple 63 44 Sherman-Denison 59 44 Pet. .608 .589 .573 .500 .495 .457 .453 Austin 53 53 1-up victory over Mims Amy. Gordon Creegan of Shreveport defaulted to Ken Carstens in the fourth flight and Gordon Rountree lost to Andre Dubus, 3-2. Jim Hyde defated John Bird, of Shreveport, 1-up in the fourth flight consolation and Bill Yancey of Shreveport lost to Ben Thibodeaux, 3-2, in the sixth flight consolation. Dallas made It 4 to 1 In the fifth.

Perry flied to right but Cullins singled through deep short and came all the way in on Conyer's double to right. Fridley's single ta center knocked in the Eagle first sacker. row, a member of the Louisiana State university team. He made the turn tiiree-up after losing the first hold and squaring the match a the third hole. Zachariah battled from behind to overcome Doss, an 18-year-old Monroe youngster who was graduated from Neville high school this year.

Zachariah, who putts with one hand was two-down to Doss at the pnd of the first nine but he Waco 32 53 Wichita Falls 48 57 Tom Galyon. FIFTH FLIGHT Wartell Roy defeated E. Gray. 5-3: R. B.

Prentiss defeated Slim Ellis. 3-2; Russell Guilder defeated John Barlow, Schwins 1-up. FIFTH FLIGHT CONSOLATIOV Allen Hinson. won by default over Nick Lamants: Litcien Derousse defeated Charles Dues. 4-3; Lloyd Stovall defeated John Earbre.

1-un: Winston Bradley defete-J Carl Golden, 3-2. SIXTH FLIGHT Bill Deroiisse t'efeatexj Georee Curlett. 1- up 19 holes; Mike Genovese defeated Horsce Rickev. 2-1 Robert Amy defeated Lyle Cummins, 3-2; Irby Hebert defeated Frink Kil'en. S-Y SIXTH FLIGHT CONSOLATION Frank Cobb defeated Richard Brmis-sard, 2-up; F.

L. Stafford defeated Alba Comeaux. 2-up; -Ben T'libocfeaux defeated Bill Yancey. 3-2; Bob French defeated Carl Carstens, 2-1. SEVENTH FLIGHT Binky Lang de'eated E.

Rieke, 7-fi; Ted Cook defeated John Hussey, 1-up. 19 holes: Wade Fineer defeated Rene Bour-dreaux. -up in 21 holes; R. D. Chappuis devested Bill Rountree.

and 5. SEVENTH FLIGHT CONSOLATION F. H. Eankston defeated Morgan Smith, 3-2; Bernie Lang defeated John Schoff 2- Jack Nickerson won by default over Paul Charpois. EIGHTH FLIGHT P.

U. Jumonville won by default over Johnny Guess; E. R. Karrell defeated Bob Tomlinson. 3-2; W.

A. Atkinson defeated A. VV. Dalferes, 5-4; H. J.

Dane! defeated W. M. Koch. I-un 19 holes. EIGHTH FLIGHT CONSOLATION Sid Ory wins title.

Texarkana 48 58 Tyler 35 71 .330 UJoes not includa last night's game). Said Sliman after the upset: "I played the best golf I've played in the past five years, but that shouldn't have been good enough to beat Larcade. Larcade, the 1047 state champion and runner-up to McGonagill in 1948, hasn't figured too prominently in the state meets since then but he was expected to have no trouble with Sliman. It was Sliman who eliminated Pat McGonagill in the second round. Tony Frabbiele of New Orleans was about the most disappointed golfer in the qualifying round.

After Shep COTTON STATES Monroe 65 Greenwood Wildness by Abernathie led to another Sport run in the seventh. Henrv struck out, Boyce walked. 37 38 44 45 47 47 66 58 57 58 ,637 .635 .569 .559 .552 .552 Natcher El Dorado Pine Bluff squared the match on the 13th Shreveporters dominated the hole and closed out the match seventh flight. Ted Cook defeated with a 20-foot one-handed nutt on John Hussey, 1-up in 19 holes, in a Evans popped out to second and Dunlap walked. A hit through 58 Hot Springs 69 .330 Clarksdale 34 Greenville 32 Girault had posed his (S9 in the qualifying, Frabbiele had aishort hv Harrington scored Bovce 72 .308 the final green.

close home-town teen-age struggle, Doss had regained a one-up lead while Wade Finger of Shreveport on the 16th but. lost the 17th and eliminated Rene Eoudreaux, 1-up gooa cnance to cop meaanst nonors, Dy making me lirst turn That was the final run of the Petty Traded, Sold All in One Evening The Shreveport Sports sold Third-baseman Vern Petty to the Dallas Eagles last night after the game in Dallas, and the Eagles promptly traded him to the Tulsa Oilers alone with Outfielder Jim Kirby for Outfielder Eddie Knoblauch. Shreveport peddled Petty for an unannounced amount of cash and another player to be named later. If the Eagles do not part with a player for the Sports. Shreveport will receive an additional amount of money, Club President Bon-neau Peters announced.

Petty, ho has been with the local nine for several seasons was hitting .271 in games through Thursday. He clouted 98 hits and driven in 52 runs this year. The rangy hot corner guardian had been hitting aroftnd the .300 mark until about a month ago. Knoblauch, a former Sport hitting .277 in contests through Thursday, with a total of 106 bingles for the year. Local Golfers Defeated in Marshall Meet Marshall, Texas, Julv 28 (P) Tie in a 32, lour-under par.

But he laded on the back nine game. SHREVEPORT lin 21 holes in another thrilling ab rbi A Eitne match on the final hole. and wound up with a That was the beginning of the In the morning round, McGona-j match. One Shreveporter lost out 1 Boyce, 3b 3 GULF COAST LEAGUE Corpus Christ! 71 42 Harlingen 62 48 Brownsville 56 56 Galveston 53 67 Lake Charles 52 57 Texas City 51 59 Laredo 51 59 Port Arthur 46 64 Pet. .628 .564 .500 .482 .477 .464 .464 uununaiu lui luuv.

lie 1USI ill me 1UU1IU lU.Evanc cf 4 1 Jack Herbert of Opelousas and in the first flight to 3 7-Up vs Braves at Natchitoches Shreveporter Don Zimmerman. Don said he defeated gnf' i'o 9 i I left-hander, posted his 16th victory 2 o'of the season here tonight as he 4 4 pitched the Roughnecks to a 3-1 .418 (Does not include Isst night's game). Frabbiele because his wife, Muriel, followed him around 4 triumnn over the ort ortn cats PACIFIC COAST I.E AGITE nis nrst-llight match. Girault staged a terrific rally be- Hnry. 0 4 0 the deciding game ot tne series.

2 24 12 32 Totals DALLAS Jerry Snyder stole home off Melj Himes for Beaumont's "insurance! run" in the eighth inning. Second Game of Legion Series Slated Tomorrow Pet GB Seattle 73 48 .603 Hollywood 68 53 .562 5 Los Angeles 60 60 .500 12'4 Sacramento 59 62 .488 14 Oakland 59 63 484 14 Portland 58 64 .475 151 San Diego 54 66 450 18, iSan Francisco 53 65 .438 20 RF A MflVT AB RBI A 0 1 AB RBI A Farrotto. 2b 4 0 2 0 3 5 0 Perry, ss 4 1 2 1 1 3 1 Cullins. If 41 2 1 2 1 0 Convers, lb 4 1119 0 0 Fridley, rf 3 0 2 1 1 0 0 Beeler, 3b 4 0 1 0 3 2 0 Manes, cf 4 0 0 0 3 1 0 Aylward. 3 1 2 0 5 0 0 Abernathien, 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 fDors not include last night's game).

6 0 0 0 0 0 lore ne lost to raui bhort. One down at the turn, Girault was three down with five to go. However, he won 14, 15, and 10 with two pars and a birdie to square the match. Short holed a 20-footer to halve 17 and Girault Went out of lxwnds to lose 18. Sid Ory.

a Lafayette insurance man, will be the paper champion in this tourney. usually one in each meet who wins a trophy without winning a match. Ory qualified with a 9S. the highest score in the qualifying round 0 0 0 0 The North Louisiana American Mazmanian, 2b Snyder, 3b Pilsrcik, If Carlson, cf Glock, rf Mole, lb Mancuso, Maupin. ss Schaeffer 0 0 4 0 0 4 1 3 1 11 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 Legion Junior baseball playoff game 6 slated last night at the Highland 0 0 0 0 liomnnH in VatrhitnphDc ho.

Tola's 34 4 13 4 27 12 1 Belford grounded out for Evans in 9th. Score by innings: Shreveport mi OOO 1002 Dallas 110 C20 00- 4 TS tr -r CTJ t- flft Totals and gained a spot in the eighth flight. Only nine players Morehead in the eighth Inning Thursday and held the Braves hitless and scoreless for the remainder of the way. Dale Sandifer, hefty third baseman of the Bottlers, pounded out four hits including a double to bat in three runs in the contest, and Walt O'Roark, first-sacker, and ss no 2 27 12 tween the Braves and the -Kjjjjg! 0 A Eottlers of Shreveport was post- were left for the eicrhth flicrht and that, resulted in onlv nne'Rock. Henry, wnkins; poned because of wet grounds, i The game will be played at n.

i iiail i i Harrington; Perry. Farrotto. Conycrs. Fa- tst-rounu match as all the others drew byes. Ory lost pTy, conyers.

Lefts-ireveoort s. rfi -n r. i Dallas 8 BB Henry 2. Abrrnathie 6. to 1'.

L. Jumonville, and fi in the first round match and i Henry 4. Abernathie 4. wp A-r-m-ooped down into the eighth-flight consolation all alone. wsS Simon Malesky- A 0 tomorrow night start- 1 iing at 8:20 p.m.

Oscar Bailes who Cimoli. If Bundy. rf cf Livinsst'-n. lb Bmta. lb Torpey.

2b I rndev. Tb Hunter, ss wiui ihj upijoneius, ne automatically Decame ine eignm-: mi nn flicrht consolation chamnion UUCrS 1 OKC I IVO Zachary. has a five-win, two-lost record for tlthe season, is Coach Alvin "Craek-o er" Brown's choice for the Braves' starting pitcher and right-hander 8 i John Cottington will probably take l-Del Guercio 1 Himes. 0 0 Tilts From Padres 2-Brown 1 0 Totals 33 7 27 10 me mil ior me comers Gordon Rountree of Shreveport rallied for his first-round victory. He was one down with two to go and won No.

17 and IS. B. J. Murphy was even par all the way as he eliminated Dr. Sam Foreman in his second-round match.

1 Filed for Zachary in 6th. 2 Grounded for Himes in 9th shortstop Buck Fulco blasted three hits each. O'Roark provided the Bottlers with their first run of the game by connecting for a ringing triple to the right-centerfield wall. The site of the third contest of the meeting will be Xatchitoches, but the day of the week has not been decided upon as a result of last night's postponement. The winner of the series will meet the winner of the New Orleans Sunbeam-Xorcb series for the Louisiana state Legion championship.

Norco defeated New Orleans 3-2 in the first game, and the second game is to be played tonight. Tulsa, July 25 (U.R). The Tulsa Oilers slammed the door twice tonight in the face of the San Antonio Missions, winning a Texas league doubleheader, 3 to 2, and 5 to 0. Dave Jolly gave the Missions a pair of runs in the first inning of seven-inning opener, and then. c-Vtnt- Vi -sm .1, tVin vne tl.

On Nevlv Repaired Track Beaumont 200 000 010 3 10 0 Fort Worth 000 100 0001 7 0 23 Toroevf Snyder. 3B Cimoli. SB Snyder. DP TVIaupin and Mole. Left Beaumont 6.

Fort Worth 8. BB Schaeffer 3 Himes 1. SO Schaeffer 1, Zachary 4. HO achary 6 in 6 innings: Himes 4 in 3. Lose- Zachary.

Steengrafe and Capps. 1:51. Att. 3,355. Indians Han Seven-Up took a one-game edge in the series by winning the opener here at the Texas League park Thursday night by a score of 13-6.

Seth Morehead gained credit for the win although he walked 14 Erave batters in the Ti innings he orlred. Bobby Fordfe appeared in his first game in three weeks as a relief hurler for fending champion Monte Sanders of Marshall breezed into the semifinals today in his hometown's invitational golf tournament. Sanders knocked off John Stammers, Longview, 2 up and then beat Marion Hiskey, Twin Falls, Idaho, by the same scire. Sanders meets Bill McDonald of Longview and Raleigh Selby, Kil-gore, takes on Buster Reed, Dallas, in the semi-finals tomorrow morning. The finals are set tomorrow afternoon.

In other first round matches today: Hiskey beat Harold Sumrell, Shreveport, 7 and 6: McDonald beat Arthur-Corbin, Dallss, 2 and Don Addington, Dallas, defeated Bobby Cupit. Greggton, 3 and Selby beat Gene Timmonsr Shreveport, 3 and C. M. Beckett. Marshall, defeated Leon Tay.or, Tyler, 1 up; Leonard White, Dallas, licked Murray Henley, Shreveport.

3 and 2, and Reed downed Don Shreveport, 4 and 3. In second round matches McDonald defeated Addington, 3 and 2: Selby beat Beckett. 1 up, and Reed boat White, 7 and (i. way. Stock Car Races Return To Fair Grounds Sunda Jim Blackburn allowed San An-lsOSS Oil ijllttS tonio jusi live in ine secona came TFXAS LEAGtK Dallas 4.

SHREVEPORT 2. Beaumont 3. Fort Worth 1. Tulsa 3-3, San Antnnio 2-0. Oklahoma City 3, Houston 1.

NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 3, Cincinnati 1. Pittsburgh 8, Boston 4. Philadelphia 1. Chicago 0. Brooklyn 3, St.

Louis 2. AMERICAN I EACH Boston 8. Cleveland 4. Detroit 6. Philadelphia 5.

St. Louis at Washington (postponed, rain I. Chicago at New York (Postponed. rainj. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Birmingham 2.

Atlanta 0. Nashville 8, Chattanooga 7. Little Rock 4, Memphis 1. "viobile 6, New Orleans 1. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 10.

Coiumous a. Indianapolis 12-4. Kansas City 1-6. Toledo ii. St.

Paul 3. Milwaukee 8, Louisville 1. INTERNATIONAL LEAGIK Syracuse 8. Buffalo 5. Rochester 4.

Ottawa 3. Montreal at Baltimore (Postponed, rain i Toronto at Springfield (Postponed, rain). EVANGELINE LEAGUE Thibodai-x 8. Crowiey 3. Houma 8.

New Iberia 5. 9-4. Hammond 0-2. Baton Rouge at Alexandria. BIG STXTE LEAGUE Texarkana Z.

Temple 7. 1. Wichita Fails 9. Tyler 6. Waco 8, Gainesville COTTON STrS I.FAGIE Greenwood 2.

Pine Bluff 0. NatclTe-: Z. El Dorado 2. Hot Springs at Clarksdale (Poslponed. ra i Greenville at Monroe IPostponed.

rain.l Gt'LF COAST LEAGUE I aredo 6. I'rTlinsen 5. Conus Christi 8, Galveston 7. Port Arthur 8, Lake Charlrs S. Texas City 8, Brownsville 3.

Oklahoma City, July 28 Hons-, I as he scored the shutout. i Firs Ginrl SAN ANTONIO Ford Konno ton rallied for one ninth-inning run tonight but it wasn't enough as. AB FBI OAK Tolson. rf ss 0 2 2 elUKlanoma Clly CJOSea lne currently -w Promoter Fred J. Wright an- Another added 0 0 1 0 1 2 feature will be Rutner.

ooo orrexas league series Dy wnippingi nrPe En.5! nounced vesterdav that 14 entries 'the "grudge" race betwene Joe tin. lb 3 cf 0 0 0 2 the Buffs, 3-1. i-ovxvaj 0 2 2 If have alreadv been received for the "vT'ivt TT TdUl I Knickerbocker; station KENT, and Horace Logan, Baich. oooooo Bob Mercian and lion Jvggerts V- "T4r WTT 0 1 0 4 4 8 1 successive singles with Xieman; WIITI iVlfifit Will stock car program to re fjns thp samp at iRausmann. 2b Fine, on the newlv re-surfaced Fair kwkh inmn ricT0H -n set jointly by Marge Hulton of Chicago and Evelyn Kawamoto of Hawaii last vear.

Judv Cornell of Portland. finished second to Miss Pence. Burwell (Bumpy) Jones. lS-year-old Detroit lad, shattered all American records for the men's SOO-meter individual medlev with his time of 3:52.2. The University of Michigan speedster battled on even ms with James Thomas of Chapel Hill.

through the breast, troke and backstroke laps. Jones pulled away in the closing freestyle lap to win easilv. virounns race irac.K next tunnav. special event in which both radio Totals 22 2 5 2 19 13 up to the first tallv in the second. One out when jvining run scored.

Then, in the fourth. Eggert con- Detroit, July (PI. Ford Kon- stars drove ancient model autos. Alnu-in Ki rnA tnniffht As RBI A necien ror a two-run nomer io ena ui ianau wium Indians' scoring. to whip John Marshall and upstart Moni-oe, who has some stock 2b racing experience, immediately Donabedian.

3b challenged following his de- feat, and stipulated that modern Pobbe. if cars he used. The regular program of racing Williams, will consist of four sprint races, jJolly- oi Houston's marked came as Dick Wayne Moore by a half-pool length S'Landis run in from second follow- in their SOO-meter freestyle JJ ing Ben Steiner's grounder to short at the National AAU swimming and and Al Cross' error, throwing the diving meet. 0j ball against the stands. i it was Konno's second win in Wright pointed out that four cars havp hppn entered from Monroe.

The Momw delegation will be headed by the daredevil, handsome Claude Crenshaw. Crenshaw is a prime favorite at the local speeduay. capturing the fans' fancy by his consistent courage and daring. Defeat Comets, 1-0, On Tv Hits hoiston hp mpM. Hp also bpsted Marshall 23 3 7 2 21 12 two-lappers and two lap affairs, San AB RBI A Antonio (Metric mile) and a 50-Iap feature marathon.

noo 002 3 ateiner, 20 3 1 0 Tulsa 4 Oiin tne iouu meter 2 2 duel. 2B Tlvek. SB Temple. Fine Commenting on the new surfac- 11 Williams. DP Rutner.

Mausmann and Martin: Tolson and Haii'mann: Jo'lv, Grammas and Lapointe. Left Sn An Alorg with the ex-F-'il fighter pi-'ing of the track Wright stated, lot will come Cecil Hill. Phil Dun-' "Through the efforts of W. R. Lewis CI Harrington, rf 4 0 1 0 1 Kazak.

3b 4 0 2 0 1 McGaha. lb 4 0 0 0 11 Shofner. 4 110 3 Coasta, ss 3 0 2 0 1 Mirell. 2 0 0 0 0 1-Flint 1 0 0 0 0 Clear, 1 0 0 0 1 tonio 2. 5.

BB Jolly 2. Fine 2. can and Hurl Johns. Hill will be Hirsch and the State Fair Joii 2. winner Joiiy Jt T-omomKo.

fr. i fine ll-8 Arceneaux. Cassini and im.uai.-nii, in-M. nuw nudsis t'l one illiamson. 1:14 Litwliiler on Red Active List Again Cincinnati, July 28 (P) Danny Litwhiler, who retired as an outfielder this spring to become a coach for the Cincinnati Reds, today was reinstated on the Reds' active player roster.

He will be used chiefly as a pinchhitter. Litwhiler is 35 vears old. 0 0 Mary Freeman, rising 17-year-old star from Washington, D. also grabbed her second championship. She came from behind to nip Sheila Donahue of Lafayette.

by an arm's length in the women's 100-meter backstroke. nrusn witn deatn on the east turn ot the finest racewavs in the entire- Second Oair SAN ANTONIO AB RBI OAF of the local speedway in the spe- nation, and certainly one on a par cial holidav soeed show nn Julv 4. with anv in th entire crvutVi witVi Totals 34 1 .8 0 24 14 0 1 Filed out for Mizell in 7th. OKLAHOMA CIT 0 Ilill'c fDi- xvntnl nm. i i Tolson.

rf vi.ii i luimui uic i.icaL t-Al'fiiuiiuie UI IUI1US i Futnpr. ss A3 RBI A the feature race, went into a made since our last race urogram. Sievers. cf 4 0 3 0 spin, crashed through the fence ce we are now able to assure race o-Donnin. Miss Freeman snlashed home In lb 0 fNOSS, 35 Creel, If cf Kellert.

lb 5 Nieman. rf Escort, lb I Baldwin, JJ 1 Tran. 2b 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 1 0 2 2 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wni'smarn 2b ich. U-rfvon, 1 -Martin Gibson, 1 1 3 0 3 1 3 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1:18.8 and Miss Donahue in 1:19.3. 4 oiLast night Miss Freeman won the 3 f200-meter backstroke and almost 0 the SOO-meter medley relay, Galf League 0 0 0 0 0 ani named into a tree.

fans of the southwest a dust free The promoter also announced track which will be lightning fast." that he wss continuing with plans1 for the special race for ladv driv-j 4mprtrn Aorintirtr-. i ers for the coming program. Wright! SOCiailOli announced the added attraction to Minneapolis 121 230 10010 12 1 1 12 ijGerheauser. 32 0 finishing second. Totas Score by innings: Lake Charles 020 100 1015 9 3 Port Arthur- 220 120 lOx 3 15 1 1 Singled for Robertson in 8th.

25 Dick Cleveland of Hawaii and 3 3 2 27 11 3 ft.irt nnn nnl 1 Cab's Cubs took a 1-0 victory from the RSJO Comets in a Midget league contest played at Princess park last night by pushing across the sin.gle tally in the final frame. Each team was able to get only two bing'es. The winning hit wr.s a triple by Anderson. The Cubs now meet the winner of Broadmoor Tiger-Rocket series for the loop tit e. PRINCESS PArK Midget Lcacne S'-ore by innings: T.

RSJO Comets 000 000 0 2 0 Can's Cubs 000 0011 2 0 Havres and Wilson; Knapkey and Sa-iders. Score by innings: F. Davis Derrond 100 21 4 0 5 RSTO Rockets 100 22 5 7 4 R'chards and Pyle; Roach and Dunham. THOMAS FIELD Midget League Score by fnngins: Neilson's Litle Vendors 600 9 6 4 Cim'oam Mi'stanqs 12" 0S1 '0 4 2 Cameron, Violi and Allday, Ncilson; Gnuth'ere and Carpenter. Score by innings: P.cx's Oiler 071 2 '0 3 2 Pir" 713 1 6 9 T.

Vi''im and J. Crenshaw; Ayers and Kon'cncry. Tassm, Boim. and Steele: Chipman and Totals Houston Oklahoma City the crowd at the LI pj an, ojumbus 021 010 010 a 8 1 TULSA AB RBI A nm 4nn nn -jirihirt Qtaro vL-hn nnlv this afternoon Brreford set a new American record in qual-Hariingen 101 010 002- 5 14 2 Laredo 004 010 Olx 6 7 1 2B Sofner. HR Eggert.

SB Nieman, Eggert. DP Eggert, Tran and Kellers. Left Houston 9. Oklahoma City 1. BB Mizell Henson 2.

Clear 1. SO Mizell 3. Gerheauser 2 Kennedy 2. HO Hen-son 3 and 0 runs in 12 3 innings; Mizell 3 and Gerheauser 2 nd 0 in 6 13: 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 10 13 0 3 0 1 0 5 0 0 4 2 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 3 0 2 1 1 4 9 4 0 1 1 14 0 0 3 8 10 110 a 1 1 .1 TEXAS UAGVE SHR-TVEPCE oya -o-a City. SoeU er.

3-ll) v. yrri-U C-14. on at dalles, i'arai 15-8) vs. Lan fr--L'oni a'. "-a.

V'oop (5-4) or Berg (l-'O) v- i. A-iio'o at Fort Worth, Turler (1V-3) vs. O.Len (9-4i. NATIONAL LEAGUE New YorK Kt Cincinnati 1 2 Maglie (14-4) and Koslo (5-8 or Corwin (0-C) vs Ramsdell 8-9 and W'ehmeier Pniladelohi' at Chicago (2i Roberta (13-8) and Thompson (3-61 vs Minner (4-10) and Rush (5-6 Erooklyn at St. Louis Roe (14-2) (6-1) or Lanier (5-7.

Boston at '2 Sain (4-11) and Wilson (7-2) vs Friend (3-6) and La Palme (1-4). AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis at Washington 12 Bvrne (3-4) and Starr (2-3) or Sleater l- vs Porterfi'Md (3-3 and Morenu (3-7 Detroit P.iidrlphia 2) Trout (4-11) and White lO-l) cr G-av (3-10) vs S-int-: (8-8 End Zoldak 3-. Chicago Mew York '2 R''gr in 6-" (2-5 vs Kuzava '5-5 an- (I-p. CVvr-i---! at Boston Garcia (12-7) K.cly (2-0).

A I.cascu? Stated vesterdav that four entires Copeland 5) and Morgan. had been filed for the event to! bT te Gme date. Ine ladies entered so far are: Kansas City 010 000 0 142 Mrs Trpr fJnarh ifa I Indianapolis 420 015 12 13 0 1 Ve Melton. Jones (2. Velienano (5.

and BUCK Roach. Mrs. Margie Smith. Courtney; Curtis. Main 6 and Turner.

ife of "Snuffy- Smith. Mrs. Tom-' rbi a mv Rosborouch and Mrs. Cecil Kansas City 103 001 0106 14 4 rriii Indianapolis 040 000 000 4 8 1 lfying heats of the mens 100-meter freestyle, breezed to an easy victory in th-- championship finals. His winning time was 58.0 seconds, slower that his earlier record of 57.5.

His time ectlpsed a record set bv Wally Ris of the University of Iowa in 1947 (o.7.6. Guthrie. Molina and Harshany; Wal-dez and Caspar. Score by innings: Galveston 330 001 000 7 16 5 Corpus Christi 300 040 001 8 11 4 Garcia, Aguir. Gambert, and Calvino; Heller and Trench Evangeline League Kennedy 2 and in 113; Clear 0 and 0 in 2.

FB Baldwin. Winner Gerheauser. I Loer Mizell. 28 5 11 3 27 11 1:55. Smith, Secory and ll-A- 3.410.

rtH IKiiti Iflinnie inm.SierS Wy. Muncrief B. Parti: Panish. Totals taring to enter the event are in- Hutchinson 9 and Mangan. San Antonio I Scfve bv innines: Tulsa noo poo 000 0 20 101 lOx 5 Avrea.

3B Burns. SB Southern Association siructea to contact tne promoter. st. Paul 0000003003 6 2B Bums. His nerformance also Whinned' (First Game) edr 000 ion 22v 5 9 1 Burns.

Robbe. Grammas. Blackburn Lemish and Teed: Hoeft, i Grammas. Doiabedisn. DP Rutner.

mit the oldest AUIT meet J'' 2 Seort by innings: jFoVe 7 and Mnrdarski -Z. Ldid '-tr -V Mausmann ra uonneit Lm san 100 100 1418 14 1 A ElATomo a. lu'sa 8. tsri rtoperfon Chattanooea 2, in tra books Johnny Weissmul-j Lifsoy and John: Grasso and Iriner. 102 120 0017 10 ooo 5.N, OOlZl 9 1 Ciln HOlon" 10 jn 7 i d' 1 ir-rrna iirnc; Score bv innings: 3 iatite, Mamtru'nd inn mi 2 a Dwivsn fid lner; Kennedy, As- gpes: Gilrwi 1 in J.WF-Kowrwm.

Score hv inninss: El Carol Pence Of a jmonea 3 and Scherbarth. W-nn-r Loser RM- Birmingham 000 1 00 010 2 7 1 thp unmprT erf.son (3-31. Cassmi. iiit. ivio (w a SW am ine OiTen 1 I.t-:'ir'r'- a -fliiarp and MaTnic: Annprson.

Manin tokp in ine THSirL iiintr -rM- -r. Hr otton Makes League I i9 and Jarvip. Kr on Amoripan f. Krvr bv innines: Sore 1)' lnnlncs: Svrruse 001 103 003 "Sensational" Sam Rusher will make hw second as a head liner on the' added aMraction slate, performing "Fuming House Suicide Cva-h." The Mur.t performed hv the tngantic Rusher as he drives his car around the track at 70 miles-per-hour, mounts a ramp, hurtles S5 feet through the air and crashes into a burning frame house directly in front of the grandstand- i to ir 1 1 an uivi ivun 'or -an-Denison OOO O'O 000 1 6 2 011 300 000 5 Houtra 100 400. 1028 12 0 io i Mobile TVS loo 001 fi 10 Oiizen.

New Orleans 100 000 0001 10 1 ipehaefier Wins Ga-dner and Lewis. Heuser and Thax- -m -m Of itPSrei mnings: RH Of 1 Cr, 6'1 I TP rkatA imt Jtani ft 1 i New Iberia 000 0S0 0205 9 4 Owrn and Gautreaux; -Garece, Bernier and Thompson. Score by innings: A-i-i'n 010 P30 03x 7 10 0 iviilicr. '6) and Eam's. Amor and Diaz, Jackson Jones '(Ri; Lrx eiTji ti, Robinson 6), Schultg and Mormino.

I9. Barrett 9' and Tabacheck. Srore by innings: I Score by innings: Tvler 210 020 0016 13 3 miaul 000 000 003 3 6 1 Crnwlev 000 100 2003 8 1 ricano. Yochim 6 and Dabek; Kennedy and Dorton. Score by innings: Little Rock 200 00 1 001 4 9 0 Memphis 00 1 000 0001 3 1 McCall.

Johnson (1) and DooUttle, Keriazakoc and Wilson. The 2 1- ear-old Purdue graduate won the championship in a dazzling 3:09.2 minutes. The old Citizen's mark was 3:10.2 Thibodaux 101 0P0 OOx 8 12 0 Falls 015 021 onx 9 12 2 ocester 001 1U OOx 4 ff I Forrest Hcskins. Smith and Robinson;) I.ibv Wrfeht (8) and Watlingtoni ITassin and Johnson. (Faszholtz and LeBlanc.

I it rillll '--n' yr A (Greenwood OOO 10 1 OOx 2 8 1 Perkins and Zeibing and Matecki and Xapoli. Fort Worth. Texas. July 28 (IPS. Harry Schaeffer, Beaumont's thin Hansgens, Sterling, and George; Kam phaus and Smith..