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3 Teams Now Deadlocked For Lakewood League Lead Hurling Duels St Joe, Holdingford Still Tied Up In Great Soo Mark 3 Games; Rapids Move Up TReber Pitches Melrose Cops, Freeport Wins 14 -Inning Thriller SPORTS P.GUilDUP 2-Hiller, Fans 18 For Saints The Lakewood league turr.ed up the best race lor the lead in the five Central Minnesota loops Sun- day at Sauk Rapids, St. Stephen and Clear Lake vent into a three- son Roscoe Jell out of a three-way If Eih S. Fillntti, Jr. Sauk Rapids moved into the county league ue unna title picture with a boom Sundav. as Melrose nicked the host club 4-3 notching a 2-1 win at Clear Lake, to take the lead as the ether game hiie st sn.nh,n nmrt ninth invoking a leader-New Munich at hr 12.S mer Pole.

I Paynesulle was not reported In Sunday's other games Free- But the Rapids-Laker scrap wasn't the only tightly played bat- I tie Sunday because the other first division club. Pugg's Wigwam, edged i out a determined Duelm nine 3-1 port nipped last place Elrosa 2-1 in a drawn-out 14 inning game, the longest Central Minnesota tilt of the season and St. Martin toppled Lake Henry 3-1. The victory for Melrose' defending champions was their ninth in 11 starts. For fourth place Freeport it was a seventh win and for St.

in a pitcher's duel at Duelm. and nine assists. And W. lilies of the losers had five putouts in cen-terfield, two of which were classy. Martins 3, Lakers 1 Hot in the battle for fifth place, St, Martin grabbed a fifth victory Sundav.

downing seventh place Lake Henry 3-1 in a well-played contest on the Martins field. Pitcher Terres hurled six-hit ball for the inners hile the Lakers R. Hess limited the losers to eight blows. All the game's scoring was done in the sixth when the Lakers took a 1-0 lead which was erased by the three St. Martin tallies in the bottom of the sixth frame.

Shortstop Noll and J. Mander-nach smashed out four of the Martins blows while pitcher Hess and leftfielder Kraemer collected the same for the Lakers. The loss was Lake Henry's eighth of the campaign against three Dean Daughertv threw one-hit ball at Duelm and the day's other pitching stars were George Koch. -Vi cat tVtA rwm-i nn c' 'v 1 as r' cr si. ers down on onlv six" binges, while Manin a fifth victory placing them gave up oruy Games next Sunday in the Stearns have Roscoe at New Munich in a title bearing game, Paynesville at Melrose, St.

Martin at Elrosa and Lake Henry at Freeport. Melrose 4, Roscoe 3 Melrose and Roscoe, both high bidders for the Stearns County pennant met at Roscoe Sunday and the hosts went down to a close 4-3 defeat at the hands of the coming back defending champs. One run in the first inning by Melrose opened the scoring, but Roscoe switched the lead with three in the third. Melrose plated two more in the fifth and a singleton in the ninth. Poepping, Melrose third baseman was the game's only batter to get two hits as both pitchers gave up six bingles over the route.

Bud Matchinsky was on the mound for Melrose and E. Pederson for Roscoe. Lee Sauer and Leyendecker smashed out doubles for the only extra-base hits, for Roscoe. Freeport 2, Elrosa 1 Freeport and Elrosa tangled in a bang-up affair at Freeport Sunday in a tussle that went 14 innings before the fourth place host copped a 2-1 game. Freeport scored one in the first and Elrosa did likewise in the third, but from there on it was scoreless until the fourteenth frame when Freeport pushed over the winning tally.

Marv Stearns went the route for Freeport on the mound and amassed Lakewood i-1 r-. St. Joseph AB PO Krebsbach ss 6 2 2 Wander. 2b 5 2 1 Pfaanenstein cf 5 11 Horsch 3b 0 0 0 Kasch 3b 4 2 3 J. Linnemann lb 5 2 8 Roske 5 0 8 J.

Krebsbach rf 3 3 1 S. Linnemann If ...3 0 0 Botz 5 1 1 PJannenstein If 10 0 Klein rf Ill R. Linnemann cf 10 0 D. Krebsbach. 2b 10 1 A 2 1 0 1 2 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Great Soo St.

Joseph and Holdingford gained tenth victories in the Great Soo league to remain tied for the lead. The Saints wedged out a 7-4 win over invading Cold Spring and the Holdings dumped last-place Rock-ville 11-0. In the other games the other two first division outfits won Farming nipping Avon 2-1 and Albany stopping Richmond 5-2. Pitching was the main feature on Sunday's Soo games as Bud Reber tossed a two hitter for St. Joe.

Joe Schleper dished up a four-hit job against Avon, and Lefty Ebnet. Lou Brisse and Fritz Blenker gave up six or less blows for their respective clubs. No change took place in the Soo standings Sunday as two weeks of play remain. Sunday the two leaders meet St. Joseph at Holdingford in a title telling tussle and in the other games Farming is at Cold Spring, Rockville at Albany and Richmond at Avon.

Saints 7, Springers 4 With nine batters hitting safely in a 13-hit attack, St. Joseph tripped Cold Spring 7-4 for a tenth win on their home field Sunday, that held them in a two-way tie with Holdingford for the top. Hitting, but unable to score to often, the Saints win were sparked by the two-hit pitching of Bud Reber who racked up a grand total of 18 strikeouts and walked only three over the route. The Springers went into the first lead, with two in the first inning, but the Saints took over in the third with three and added the four other markers in the fourth and fifth. Bill Meinz and E.

Reber were the prize hitting sensations for the winner's with there blows each, one of the former's being a double. Phillips and Mueller got the only hits off Reber as the Springers went down in a sixth defeat after trying to gain an upset. Shortstop Johnson was the Saints fielder of the day with a neat catch of Rausch's liner in the ninth. New York (P) Yankees managed to tie the Chicago White Sox' record of 19 straight victories before they were stopped last week, but they couldn't even come close to one record established by the hit-less wonders 41 years ago. During August, 1906, while the Sox were making their record, big Ed Walsh pitched six shutout games.

Walsh, who lives in Meridan, blanked the Highlanders who later became the Yanks), the Red Sox and the Athletics two times each during that one month, giving up only 24 hits in all. That is believed to be a major league record, though the books don't show it, and just to prove it wasn't a fluke, Big Ed repeated the feat two years later. In 1908 he horse-collared six opponents during September. Nearest thing to those feats was Grover Alexander's four shutouts for the Phillies in August, 1916, the year he hurled 16 scoreless games. LOTS OF LIKE Commenting on a report that George Halas and Bob Zuppke were cooking up a new football offense for the Chicago Bears because rival roaches had learned all about the "T' Luke Johnson has this to say: "As far as the other people catching up with the Bears, Halas never lets his competitors get within five years of his offense.

George's historv is that he can learn from a Chinaman and Zuppke isn't a Chinaman." MONDAY MATIN HE Note to Eddie Dyer: Columbus figures it will have a pitcher for a the Cards In a couple of years. He's 17-year-old Tom Polioly, who won eight or his first nine games and walked only 19 batsmen in 69 innings. DOT'S ALL, BROTHERS Laugh of the week was provided by the burglars who ransacked Rocky Grazluno's house and stole all his clothes except a necktie which Rocky never would wear. Eddie Giosa was moaning over the few additional pounds that lift ALBANY AB Wellenstein If 5 Ebnet 2b 2 L. Baggeixstoss 3b 5 Jesh 5 W.

Bleaker cf 4 Baumgartner rf 4 L. Gasperlin lb 3 J. Gasperlln so 3 F. Blenker 4 ed him out of the lightweight di PO 1 2 3 2 3 0 13 1 0 the Rapids. In the other game.

St. Joseph dropped Santiago hard, by 15-1. With two games to go, Sunday. Sauk Rapids is at Foley. St.

Stephen at Pugg's Wigwam, Duelm at St. Joseph and Santiago at Clear Lake. Rapids 2, Clear Lake 1 For the second time this season, Sauk Rapids came through with a victory over Clear Lake, stopping the previous leaders 2-1 as George Koch and Bud Arnold hooked up in a hot pitching battle. In going down to a third loss, the Lakers scored first, with one in the fifth, but the Rapids invaders tallied the winning pair in the seventh. Koch gave up six spaced bingles while Arnold held the Rapids slug-.

gers to four blows. Joining St. Stephen in a tie for the league lead, the Rapids and Lakers turned in a combined total i of 30 assists in the game and also committed seven errors. The win- ners bobbled five while the Lakers had a pair of miscues. Steves 12, Foley 6 Breaking away from a 4-3 deficit i in the fourth, St.

Stephen's bats sounded late as thev bunched up Total 45 14 Santiago AB Erickson 3b 3 0 27 10 PO A 4 0 a string of 117 straight victories after losing his first two starts. He has a roomful of trophies, belts, bathrobes, rings, to show for his simon-pure trtumphs. He was a featherweight when he turned professional, but soon moved up into the lightweight division and now shapes up as a likely looking welterweight contender. As a pro, Giosa has had sixty fights. He has enjoyed marked success in New York rings having defeated Chester Rico, Cleo Shans, Lulu Costantino, Johnny Dell, Julio Jimenez and Maxie Shapiro.

Eddie 4 0 2 0 0 vision just when he was in line for a title bout. The Phiiadelphian poir.ted out that he was now 138 pounds, ar.d asked, plaintively, "Isn't that awful?" Flanked by his 310-pound manager, Garry Barrett, and Trainer Midget Wolgast, the former flyweight champion who has blown up to 240 pounds, it was V. Swan 2b 4 0 3 A. Swan cf 4 2 2 V. Gilvard cc 4 3 0 Dahl lb.

3b 4 0 4 Nelson If 4 1 1 Mohler rf 4 1 Broiuliard 3 0 8 Wold 2 1 1 Hermaason lb 1 0 3 2 a total of 22 strikeouts while giving Total 35 5 27 15 RICHMO.YD AB PO A Wilienbring 2b. cf 4 0 1 0 Hartley 3b 4 2 1 5 Lang ss 3 1 1 5 Erlckson 4 4 Geers lb 4 If rf 4 0 1 0 Zumwaide cf, If 4 i Brisse 3 1 2 2 Rothstem rf 10 0 0 Heying 2b 1 0 0 4 TOUl 32 6 27 16 up aiA niui WJ Uic lasi place CiUtJ which nearly eked out a first win in 11 starts. For Elrosa H. Kampsen turned a bit difficult to realize just how Total 33 8 27 11 damaging those three extra pounds were to For a youngster of 22. Giosa has has a busy, fast-punching style and packed a lot of ring battles into his packs plenty of authority in his RUE St.

Joe 204 006 12015 14 2 Santiago 000 001 000 1 8 7 Two base hits R. Krebsbach. J. Linnemann 2. V.

Gilyard 2. Three base hits Pfannenstein. Double play.s R. Krebsbach to J. Linnemann.

Stolen bases St. Joe 4. Base on balls off Botz, off Wold 3. Hits off Wold 14 In 013 000 100 5 5 2 000 100 0102 6 5 Albany Richmond in 14 innings on the hill and gave up nine blows, three of which came off the bat of J. Friedl.

Ostendorf and Harren also got two bingles for Freeport and Len-smg mustered two-for-five for the top Elrosa job. There were defensive standouts in the long game too shortstop Walz of Elrosa who nusplayed only one of 14 chances four putouts nine runs in the late innings inning. Botz 8 9 innings. Hit career. As an amateur he rolled up punches.

Sahpar Golf Needed For Publinx Meet win over Foley 12-6. 1. Botz 7. Lmpire Horsch. Time of same 2 hrs.

5 min. Errors L. Baggenstoss 2. Wilienbring. Haffley.

Lang 2, Oeers. Two baae hits Gasperlm, W. Blenker, Haffley. Three base hits Baumgartner. Double plays -Baggenstoss, Ebnet.

L. Oa0perllh. Stolen bases Richmond 2, Albany 3 Base on bails off 5. F. Blenker 2.

Hits off Brisse 5 9. Blenker 6 in 9. Struck out by Brissee 3. Blenker 2. Winning pitcher Blenker.

Losing pitcher Brisse. Umpire Harris. Time of game 2 hrs. 10 min. ELROSA- AB PO 1 0 5 0 1 0 0 1 17 2 0 PCOQ'S WIGWAM AB Saatzer 3b 5 Koerber ss 5 Galarneault lb 5 Dean Daugherty 4 Dale Daughertv 2b 4 Ebnet rf 1 If 3 Schnobnch cf 3 L.

Ostergaard 4 Weidner rf 0 xH. Ostergaard 1 Pairs in the third and fourth gave Foley a 4-3 lead, but that was squelched when the Steves let loose with two in the fifth, four in the sixth and three more in the eighth. Leading the winners' 17-hit attack was Tony Rajkowski. pitcher Clarence Sowada and Red Bialka, all with three safeties. Rajkowski had a triple and other Steves hitters Joe Huls with a single and double, Emie Huls with two-for-five, including a double and Benny Omann with two-for-four.

The Foley 10-hit barrage was PO A 1 1 1 Holding 11, Rockets 0 With Lefty Ambrose Ebnet tossing five-hit ball, the tied-for-ftrst Holdingford nine tumbled last place and winless Rockville Sunday 11-0 in a game played on the loser's By Maurice Putnam Minneapolis (Better than par 72 golf will be needed to capture medal honors in this year's National Public Links tournament over the Meadowbrook Municipal course, but just how much better remained the unknown quantity as the first of two 18-hcJe qualifying rounds was PO 16 2 1 8 3 5 4 0 0 AVON AB H. Heurung If 5 Obermilier lb 4 L. Heurung 3b 4 Diedrich ss 4 D. Heurung rf 4 Klein 4 S. Thielman cf 3 Haupt 2b 3 A.

Heurung 3 xAchman xj. Thielman i 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 1 1 1 6 0 4 0 0 0 Total DUELM D. Kampa ss Chmielewski C. Kampsen lb 6 0 V. Baltes 3b 5 1 H.

Kampsen 5 1 J. ....5 0 Wehiage 2b 5 0 W. lilies cf 5 1 Walz ss 5 0 C. Leiismg rf 5 2 Schuizetenberg If 5 1 Total 46 6 IREEPORT AB L. Bonfig It 6 0 X.

Laing ss 5 1 M. Stearns 5 0 C. Raeger 3b 6 0 E. Ostendorf 2b 6 2 J. Harren 5 2 E.

Hemker lb 6 1 A. Weidner rf 3 0 J. Friedl cf 5 3 L. Friedl rf 1 0 39 19 PO A 3 0 AB 3 4 3 4 ircaucu uy vYuuas, Aianin i Balder lb field. loosing pitcher, Julius Meinz 1 held the Holdings at bay for four innings, giving up only a 2-0 lead, but in the fifth the invaders pushed over four to turn the tide.

And the winner's finished with one in the sixth and four in their last two times around. Ralph Vos, Holdingford shortstop, was the game's hitting star with three-for-five while Roy Brenny hit and Jake Gondeck, all with w. Gullickson 3b 4 two safeties. Wollak had a m.ir of W'inkelman rf 2 PO 1 8 0 14 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 Total 34 4 24 12 batted for Thielman In 9th 2 0 2 1 20 13 1 0 0 FARMING AB PO Spanier If 4 0 1 Koglin cf 4 2 1 P. Dziuk cf 3 D.

Gullickson If 2 Ker.gei 2b 3 Lommel ss Moore rf J. Schleper doubles while Gondeck and Virg Trewick had one extra-baser, the latter's being a triple. Pugg's 3, Duelm 1 No earned runs crossed the plate at Duelm Sunday, but Pugg's Wia- By Associated Press NATIONAL LEA I Batting Walker, Philadelphia Gustine, Pittsburgh .320. Runs batted in Marshall, New York 74; Mize, New York 71. Home runs Mize, New York, 27; Marshall, New York, 25.

Pitching Blackwell. Cincinnati 17-2 Spahn, Boston 13-4 .765. AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting DiMaggio, New York Boudreau, Cleveland 337. Runs batted in DiMaggio, New York 62; Williams. Boston 61.

Home runs Williams, Boston 18: Heath. St. Louis 16. Pitching Harder, Cleveland 6-1 Shea, New York 11-2 .846. El.

Schleper ss C. Evens rf Ed Schleper 2b Jansen 3 Baekes Total 30 1 27 14 batted for Schnobnch in 8th. 43 9 Tota 42 15 run off today. Beyond admitting that a core of around 154 or better will be neceary to place in the championship flight of 64, rabid followers of the public fee course game declined to predict the number of strokes that will bring the medal honor. They gave three reasons.

They were the narrowing down of the fairways to toughen up the 6.474-yard layout, lack of definite information on the capabilities of the 180 hopefuls who started the qualifying rounds, and vagaries of the weather high winds Sunday sent practice round scores into the high seventies. Another possible complication cited was the decision of the United States Gold association that stymies would be played. Tee-olf time of 7:30 a.m. (CST) found but one former champion entered. He was Bob Clark of St.

Paul, tlie 1940 winner. Last year's champion, Smiley Quick, of Los Angeles, sent in his entry too late. Joseph Carlone of Cleveland won Sunday's driving contest with 297 yards, 10 inches. Howard Johnson of St. Paul was second with 293 yards and Ray Gates of Memphis, third with 292 yards.

Upon completion of the 36 holes of qualifying play Tuesday night, the low 64 will be placed In the championship flight. Four days of match play will start Wednesday. 4 3 4 4 4 2 .33 Royalton, Bucks, Falls Win in OTW Little Falls had another close call in the ea-stern OTW circuit Sunday, but managed to come through with a 6-5 decision over Pierz, to stay in the lead of that league. The FalLs pacers outhit Piers 15 to nine and had pitcher Tholrn notching a victory. In the other east OTW games Royalton picked up a first victory of the season by 6-5 over Randall in 12 innings, Swanville flashed a 6-2 triumph over Flenshurg and second place Buckman stopped Grey wam managed to win out 3-1 over, 1 1 a single and double to rate second, And J.

Ebnet netted the other ex- tra-baser, a double, in the eight hit attack. i 7 000 O02 1003 5 2 -leim 000 100 0001 1 3 9 27 9 9 duel that had Dean Daugherty i Total batted for A. Heurung in Eirtoa ...001 000 000 000 001 6 3 Freeport, 100 000 O00 000 012 9 0 Errors C. Kampsen, W. lilies, Walz.

Three base hit Schuizetenberg. Sacrifice hits Stearns. Double plays Walz unassisted i. Sacrifice hits Stearns. Stolen bases Harren.

H. Kampsen. Base on ball off H. Kampsen 3, Stearns none. Hit batsmen, by H.

Kampsen i Harren i. Stearns (V. Baltes). Struck out bv H. Kampsen 8, Stearns 22.

Win- Errors Kampa 2, Baloer. Koerber. Weidner. Two base hits bchnobrich. Sacrifice lilts Bmstield.

Base on balls off Rader 3, Daugherty 2. Struck out by Rader 7. Daughertv 17. Umpire Rehkamp. CMUA.

Time of game 1 hi 45 mm. besting Bob Racer on a one-hitter. Daugherty struck out 17 and gave only a bunt bingle, that being off the bat of Dick Chmie-lewski in the seventh while Rader was in good form, also, striking out seven in a six-hitter. The Demons took a 1-0 lead in Avon 000 000 001-1 4 2 Farming 001 010 00 2 9 3 Frrors Ed. Schleper 2, Jansen.

Diedrich. L. Heurung. Three base hit Obermilier. Double plays L.

Heurung. Haupt. Obermilier. Stolen bases Koglin 2. Baekes, Ed Schleper 2.

Base on balls off A. Heurung 2, Schleper 2. Hit basemen, by J. Schleper. Diedrich.

Achman. Struck out by Heurung 6. Schleper 8, Passed balls Klein. Umpire Gnifkowski CMUA. Time of game 1 hr.

50 min. NunnBush 0 i uing pitcher Swarns. Losing pitcher 1 H. Kampsen. Umpire Staatz, CMUA.

Time of game 2 hrs. 40 min. FOLEY Parent if J. Gondeck ss Trti-henki rf MaV 3b La 2b Eagle 14-0. the fourth only to have the Pugg's club wash that out with two in the 0 The loop's best hurling perform PO A 0 0 Second baseman Eichkoff hit two-for-four for Rockville off Ebnet who chalked up eleven strikeouts.

While the Rockets stayed winless in last place, it was Holdingford's tenth victory, against two setbacks. Farming 2, Avon 1 Behind the four-hit pitching of Joe Schleper, Farming turned in a seventh victory by 2-1 over Avon Sunday in one of te Soo's best and closest games of the day. Playing on their home field. Farming scored singletons in the third and fifth and then clipped a shutout spoiling Avon rally in the ninth. Ed Schleper and centerfielder Koglin headed the Farming nine-hit attack off losing pitcher Heurung with three and two safeties sixtn and one the seventh on i cr ance was turned in by Buckman's Suess who tossed a two-hitter at the strength of four hits and thrpp lb AB 3 5 5 4 5 3 3 2 4 2 1 37 AB 3 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 10 0 the Eagles.

HOLDINGFORD AB R. Vos ss 5 In the western OTW Carlos stay i Koslbsfci Sloir.ko-iu Rice if 1 V. Goi.deck MELROSE AB Rehkamp cf 4 1 Otte 2b 4 0 Lemm 4 1 A. Rolfzen If 4 0 T. Moening rf 4 1 Matchiiibky 3 0 Hannan ss 4 1 L.

Rolfzen lb 3 0 Poepping 3b 3 2 SltfS fR MEM THE BOOTERIE 618 ST. GERMAIN STREET N. Vos R. Brenny If A. Ebnet J.

Ebnet 3b ed at the top of the league by way of a 10-1 win over Clarissa. And in the other games Osakis blanked PO 9 2 1 0 2 3 3 1 3 0 0 24 PO 7 1 2 3 1 1 1 0 1 errors. In the pitcher's cay game, only Lyle Ostergaard, Puggs catcher, got two safeties and Roger Schnobnch got the only extra -baser, a double. The win was Pugg's sixth, keep- Parkers Prairie 3-0, New York Mills Total 33 6 ROSCOE AB nicked Browerville in a close one 4-3 and Long Prairie bowed to Bertha 8-2. 3 9 3 0 0 2 9 1 27 PO 1 11 0 0 0 5 1 0 1 8 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 9 A 3 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 ST.

STEPHEN -B Huls lb H.i.s ss Rajkowski E. Huls 2b Z.nia If Omann rf I cf Bialka 2b Sowada E. Ebnet lb 3 C. Murphy cf 3 R. Ebnet cf, rf 4 Klassen 2 3 P.

Meir rf 1 Total 35 ROCKVILLE AB D. Meinz If 3 Eichkoff 2b 4 Hansen cf 3 PO 2 11 1 1 0 4 1 3 4 0 27 PO 0 2 4 0 3 7 11 0 0 Games next Sunday in the east D. Sauer ss 4 L. Sauer lb 3 H. Hageman 3b 4 L.

Spanier cf 4 L. Schaefer If 4 A. Sauer 2b 4 E. Pedersen 4 V. Mackedanz rf 3 H.

Mackedanz rf 1 L. Leyendecker 4 section find Royalton at Pierz, Flensburg at Grey Eagle, Little Falls at Randall and Buckman at Swanville. E. cf J. Meinz 4 To: .38 17 Neitere fs 4 Little Fall 6 15 2 E.

Rothstein lb 4 5 10 0 17 5 Pierz 5 Fol' 002 200 020 6 102 024 03x 12 Burger 4 P. Rothstein 3b 3 St'phen Batteries: Little Falls Tholen and Arendt; Pierz; Newman. Boser and Johannes rf 3 Meyer. Duelm's ninth loss. Joes 15, Santiago 1 Setting a fast-scoring pace all the way, St.

Joseph up a sixth Lake victory Sunday, trouncing last -place Santiago 15-1 on the losers' diamond. The Joes scored two in the first and four in the third to get a head start and finished strong with six in the sixth, one in the seventh and two in the eighth. Harvey Botz limited the Santiago Club to eight blows and had a shutout until the sixth. He also struck out seven in besting losing prcher Jim Wold. Ted Krebsbach banged out three hits in a perfect day at the plate for the Joes and Ray Krebsbach.

Wayne Wander, Katch and j. Total ,..32 5 27 10 Povalton 6 8 2 Randall 5 9 1 12 Innings) Batteriex: Poyalton Fussy, Mc-Gonagle and Barrows; Randall Head- Holdingford ..001 141 002 il 8 3 Rockville 000 000 O00 0 5 0 Total 34 6 27 10 Melrose 100 020 0014 6 3 Roscoe 003 000 0003 6 2 Two base hit L. Sauer, L. Lpyen-decker. Sacrifice hits Poepping.

Double plays Otte to L. Rolfzen, Leyendecker to A. Sauer. Base on bails if.l Matchiiitkv 2. Pedersen 2.

Hit batsmen, bv Matchinsky, D. Sauer. Struck out bv Matchmskey 7. Pedersen 7. Winning pitcher Matchinsky.

Losing pitcher Pedersen. Umpire John Callahan. Time of game 1 hr. 55 mm. Errors Nleters 3.

Two base hits J. J. Hu.s 3. B. Huls I.

1. Two bate hits Gondeck 1. Wollark 2 E. Hals i. C.

Sowada 1. Tr.rw base 3. J. Huls 1. T.

RajKowski 1 Douo.e p.a;,szima to E. Huls bases Trewick 2, Bialka 1. Ra.Kow.-ki 1 Base on ball. -off C. Sov.msi 1.

4 V. Gor.oeck 5. C. Sowads 10 in 7. Omann 0 .1.

2. KW.OsKl 12 in 5. V. Goi.d.k 5 in 3. by c.

Sov.u'.irt Trewick. Koslo-ki. Zima. Siruci; ou. cy C.

Sowada 5. Omann 2. o. V. Ooncieck 1.

Umpire L. Curl, art. Time of same--2 hrs. 15 min Ebnet, R. Brenny.

Stolen bases Holdingford 6. Base on balls off J. Meinz ley, Miller and Blgalke. 8. Nleters 2, A.

Ebnet 2. Hits off Ebnet 5 in 9. Meinz 7 in 7'i, 1 in 1'3. Hit batsmen, by J. Meinz.

Klassen, Nleters. E. Ebnet. Struck out bv A. Ebnet 11.

J. Mem 6. Nieters 1. Winning pitcher A. Ebnet Losing pitcher J.

Meinz. Umpire Goedert, CMUA. Time of game 1 hr. 45 min. In handing Avon its eighth setback in 12 starts, Schleper whiffed eight and the only batter to hit for extra-bases was Bob Obermilier who whacked out a triple.

The win held Farming in a tight tie with Albany for third place in the Leading all the w'ay, Albany set down Richmond 5-2 Sunday, but the tied-for-third club had trouble in winning, getting only five hits off Lou Basse's slants while the losers collected six off" the winning Fritz Blenker. One in the second and seventh and a three run spurt by Albany in the third, aided by some of the five losers errors spelled the difference at Richmond. The losers tallied single runs in the fourth and eighth. Ben Baumgartner walloped the game's longest blow, a triple and his teammates Larry Gasperlin and Bill Blenker hit doubles. While none of the Albany swingers hit twice, Richmond's third baseman Haffley smacked out a single and double in four trips to show the way.

The loss was Richmond's ninth of the season against three wins, holding them in seventh and it was a seventh win for the Albany nine. I KEEP THINKING I 7 FORGOT SOMETHIN0y a r. Flensburg 2 6 3 Swanville 6 12 2 Batteries: Flensburg Sobiech and Wotzka: Swanville Olson and Drager. Buckman 1 13 3 Grey Eagle 0 2 5 Batteries: Buckman Suess and Mischke; Grey Eagle Glsh, Berschelt and Erllchman. AB 4 1 LAKE HENRY F.

Yaeg'-r 3'o L. Fuchs lb R. Hess Linneman all connected twice. Ravj clEsp Krebsbach and Linneman had dou- n. 3b PO 2 0 H.

Hess 2b PO If ss K. Arno.d PO 1 10 0 3 1 0 3 3 0 2 N. Yaeger ss AB 5 4 5 3 4 3 bles. For the losers, shortstop V. Gil-yard showed the hitting way with three-for-four including a pair of doubles and A.

Swan had two Kraemer If cf Mueller 'f P. AriiO.d io Gr 1 2D R. Fuchs 3 XX. Hess 1 Scrsuldt rf Weis McDonald cf xCarlir. rf COLD SPRING AB Picker cf 3 Thels 2b 3 Phillips ss 4 Fink 3 Bruner 3b 3 Hentges lb 3 Guggenberger If 1 Svlhel rf 3 Mueller 3 C.

Rausch If 1 xj. Rausch 1 xGllley 1 6 24 14 34 in 9h. AB Total battel ofr Schuid SAUK RAPIDS D. Hohn rf 3 D. Brocker lb Total 29 2 24 10 batted for C.

Rausch In 9th. St. Joe 4-H S-Ball 9 Tops Zions 38-14 St. Joseph's Progressives 4-H softball team knocked off the Zion Cloverleafs Sunday 38-14 in a game played on the Rassier's field. Fred Sauer with two homeruns and Bob Meyer with one round tripper were the long distance hitters for the Joes and the Zion's Delroy Schoenleben smacked out a four-ply blow for the losers.

The Joes, captained by Willard Braun have copped six of seven league starts and now are set to start the playoffs which open Sunday, August 3. And the Progessives have won four non-league games also this season. ST. JOSEPH AB PO PO 0 13 2 3 1 1 5 2 0 C. Repulski If 4 J.

Hall 2 R. Dushaw cf 3 G. Koch 3 E. Repulski 2b "3 J. Repulski 3b 3 H.

Stunek ss 3 Total 30 6 24 14 baited for Zirbes ST. MARTIN AB PO A Noll ss 4 2 3 3 4 1 10 1 W. Mandernach cf 3 0 0 0 Terres 4 1 0 1 Mimbach lb 4 0 6 0 A. Didier 2b 3 14 1 J. Mandernach If 3 2 1 1 Lauer 3b 2 1 1 0 Salzl rf 2 0 2 0 Total 29 8 27 7 RUE Lake Henry 000 001 0001 6 2 St.

Martin 000 003 OOx 3 8 1 Two base hits Kuhl. Sacrifice hits Salzl. Double plays Mandernach to Didier to Mimbach, Kuhl to Mimbach, Salzl to Mimbach. Stolen bases J. Mandernach.

Base on balls off Terres 2, Hcs 1. Hits off Hess 8 la 8, Terres 8 in 9.. Hit batsmen, by Terres 1, Hess l. Struck out by Hess 2. Terres 5.

Winning pitcher Terres. Losing pitch Gardner Larned in Upset Win; Captures Western Net Crown Chicago (JPj Gardner Larned, lix-foot William and Mary college star and 1947 intercollegiate champion, wore the Western tennis crown today after a smashing upset victory of highly favored Seymour Greenberg of Los Angeles. Larned, seeded No. 2, took top-eeeded Greenberg 2-6, 6-3, 6-3 and 6-1 in the championship match Sunday. The women's title went to Mrs.

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Hit batsmen, by Hentges. Reber. Struck out by B. Reber 18, Mueller 7. Winning pitcher.

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