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11 MUNCIE STAR, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1953 tits at College New Coaching Assignme Serdula, Stealv Acting Grid, Track Heads After the Ball Tickets Available for Kentucky Net Game By Bob Barnet if 1 1 I i Locfce5 Hogan and a Scot Big Show at British Open Carnoustie, Scotland i.V) Bobby Locke, Ben Hogan and Scotsman John Panton were the big show Monday in the opening qualifying round of the British Open golf tournament over two wind-swept Carnoustie courses. Locke, the defending champion from South Africa, set a cours record al Burnside, with a 65, where Hogan fired a 70 one under the official par. On the tougher Championship course. Panton came in late in the ATHEK ROUND, FRIENDS. Here is the dope on the southern version of the Indiana-Kentucky All Star basketball game.

It is to be played at the Louisville Armory next Satur day night. July 11, and is to start at 8:30 p.m.. Muncie time. This reporter talked by telephone Monday night with Bob Owens, who writes prep basketball for the Louisville Courier-Journal, day with a 35-3469. best ever recorded in official competition at Carnoustie.

Championship course is 7.200 and was told that tickets still are available, although advance sale has been brisk. The armory seats 7,200 normally for 1 A 1 1 I 1 .1 A 11 1 AWJ 1 1 (it V5t-r 3 I It 1 ---aw f-- '-''Ic t's' 'f iW I sm 4 I ifK 11L oasKeiDau Diit tne aaauion to oieacners on I if i tne ends makes it possible to accomodate i VmJ fi Ann Prnmntprs rf trip camp rlniiht that Garcia Pitches Indians Back in Second Spot yards with an unofficial par 72, while Burnside is 6,393 yards with an unofficial par 71. Due to changing wind and weather conditions, there is no official par listed at Carnoustie. Players who shot qualifying rounds at Burnside move over to Championship Tuesday while those who played Championship drop by Burnside in Tuesday's 18 hole qualifier. After Tuesday's second qualifying round the field is cut to the low 100 for the tournament proper starting Wednesday on the Championship course.

There will be 18 holes Wednesday and Thursday, and the field will be halved to 50, with the 36-hole finale Friday. it will be necessary to add the additional seats, since high school basketball games in Kentucky do not draw like high school games in Indiana. Prices are 52, $1.50. and Tickets may be obtained by writing Cleveland UP) Mike Garcia JOHN LEWELLEN pitched the Cleveland Indians back GEORGE SERDLXA High School atid Indiana University into second place in the American his University of Colorado after JOHN MAGNABOSCO By BOB BARNET Sports Editor, The Muncie Star A change in coaching assignments star athlete would resume his duties League Monday night by beating the Chicago White Sox, 6-3, on a six-hitter which was his 10th victory against five losses, A homer at Ball State, made necessary by the long illness of Coach John Mag- nabosco, was announced Monday by by Al Rosen and three hits by Dr. John R.

Emens, Ball State as head coach in both sports as soon as physicians give their approval. "In spite of continued improvement in his condition we believe Maggie will regain hi health more rapidly if he is relieved temporarily to All Star Game, Louisville Armory, 525 W. Walnut Louisville, to Richman's, 22 E. Washington Indianapolis, and to the Indianapolis Recorder, 518 Indiana Indianapolis. Stamped, self-addressed envelopes should accompany each order.

The game Is sponsored by the Louisville Lions Club for the benefit of blind charities In Kentucky. The Lions Club, according to Owens, is to get 100 per cent of the profits and all profits, after expenses, are to go to the blind charities." Bruce Hale, Indianapolis promoter who sold the Louisville service club on the idea of replaying the game at the Kentucky city, is being paid a flat salary for two weeks to handle arrangements for the contest, Owns said. His salary, presumably, is to come from proceeds of the game. Neither of the coaches who piloted the two clubs in the earlier game June 20 at Indianapolis will take part in the Louisville promotion. Ed Diddle of Western Kentucky and Angus Nicoson of Indiana Central were the coaches when the Indianapolis Star presented the thirteenth renewal of the eame.

Peck Hickman, eoach at the president. Magriabosco, head coach of foot Dale Mitchell paced the 13-hit Tribe attack. CHICAGO AB. R. H.

O. A. Junior Baseball Phi Delts beat Orv's Drive-In in a junior baseball game Monday, 13-1. Barcus and Cox made up the winning battery, Falls and Ireland the losing battery, Fox, 2b 4 0 1 2 3 ball and track since 1935, has been relieved of his coaching duties temporarily because of a serious heart Fain, lb 4 0 0 0 Minoso, If. 3 0 0 1 0 of his coa'ching responsibilities," Dr.

DICK STEALY Holcomb, now head coach at Purdue. After having been graduated from Muskingum, Serdula obtained a master's degree from Ohio State University. He is an assistant professor in the department of physical education. Stealy, one of Ball State's all-time great athletes, served as head coach of basketball at Ball State until resigning that post to continue work on his Master's degree at Indiana University. Granted a leave of absence at that time, he has since returned to the campus.

He was a varsityman in football, basketball, and track at Ball State and later played football with the powerful Great Lakes Naval Training Station squad. Lewellen, also a forirjer Ball State track star, is an associate professor in the department of physical education, having obtained his Master's degree at Ohio State and his doctor's degree at Stanford University. He also attended the Elliott, 3b 4 0 0 1 2 Rivera, cf 4 2 2 2 0 Mele. rf .4 2 2 1 graduation from Ball State. Varsity Swimming Coach In addition to his duties as freshman football coach, Lewellen at present is the varsity swimming coach at Ball State.

When Magnabosco became ill soon after the start of the 1953 track season Bob Primmer, varsity basketball coach, was given charge of the track squad and piloted It to an outstanding record that included the Indiana Collegiate Conference team championship. Primmer will assist Stealy in track next spring if Magnabosco is unable to resume coaching activity by that time. Magnabosco's illness has made it necessary for him to give up also the position of head coach of the South squad in the first annual North-South Indiana high school all-star football game, an event scheduled for early August at Butler Bowl, Indianapolis. Serdula will replace him in that assignment. Sheely.

2 0 0 1 0 tMarsh. ss 10 0 11 Carrasquel. sa. 2 0 0 4 0 Stewart 10 10 0 University of Louisville, and Arad McCutcheon, net coach of Evans- G.E. Air-Conditioning for Your Comfort Columbia Barber Shop HOIRS: A.M.

TO P.M. Delaware Hotel Bldg. ill E. Jarksnn Lollar. 10 0 10 ville College, will be the coaches.

Rogovin, 1 0 0 0 4 tWright 1 0 0 0 0 Kef gari, 0 0 0 0 1 Totals 32 3 24 12 EACH SQUAD will have four of five starters from the June 20 Emens pointed out. "We will welcome him back as head coach as soon as his physical condition warrants. He has made an outstanding record at Ball State." Williams, longtime Cardinal athletic director, expressed the hope that Magnabosco soon would make a complete recovery. Line Coach Since '48 Serdula, who has served as Ball State line coach since 1948, was a star athlete at Muskingum, College, playing football there for Stu ailment that has caused his absence from the college since April 10. Dr.

Emens atid Ball State Athletic Director Paul B. Williams, after conferring with the attending physician, devised a coaching shift in which George Serdula will become acting head coach of football and Dick Stealy acting head track coach. Stealy will assist also in football, as will John Lewellen, who has been the Ball State freshman football coach. Seek to Speed Recovery Dr. Emens stressed the fact that the move was made in order to game.

Tom Schaefer of South Bend Central will be missing from the Indiana squad and Ray Mills, 6-4 forward from Manchester, will Singled for Carrasquel In 7th. tstruck out for Rogovin in 7th. IRan for Sheely In 7th. CLEVELAND AB. R.

H. O. A Mitchell. If 4 13 4 0 til WW Avlla, 2b 3 0 10 1 Friend, 2b. 2 0 10 0 Rosen, 3b 3 12 13 Easter, lb 4 0 14 0 be absent from the Kentucky roster.

Available "regulars" include forward Harley Andrews, Terre Haute Gerstmeyer; center Hallie Bryant, Indianapolis Attucks, and guards Jerry Lounsbury and Charley Hodson, Muncie Central, as well as forward John Brewer, 6-3; center Charles Tyra, 6-7, and guards LogaU Gipe, 6-2, and Earl Adkins, 6-3, from the Kentucky "first team." Bailey Robertson, Indianapolis Attucks, and Jack Bedan, Jeffer-eonville, have been added to the Indiana squad and Gerry Calvert, Campbellsburg, has been added to the Kentucky squad as a replacement for Mills. speed the recovery of the popular Magnabosco, one of Indiana's best- Glynn, lb 0 0 0 2 0 Doby. cf 3 116 0 Simpson, rf 3 0 0 3 0 Kennedy, rf 1 0 0 3 0 Strickland, ss 4 1 3 2 1 Ginsberg, 2 113 0 Garcia, 4 10 0 0 Totals 32 6 13 27 6 known collegiate coaches. He made it plain that the former Clinton Chicago 01000030 03 Cleveland 00013300 6 None. RBI Mele 2, Rosen, Mitchell Pirates Routed; Dodgers Tie League Record Pittsburgh (JP) Gil Hodges, Carl Furillo and Billy Cox smashed home runs as the league leading Brooklvn Dodeer slaughtered the Worthington Shuts Out Phils Yanks Boicl Over Athletics, 70-5 and 5-3? in Tivi-Night Philadelphia VP) The New York Yankees bowled over their sagging Philadelphia "cousins" twice Monday night, 10-5 and 5-3.

Three home runs, including Mickey Mantle's tremendous grand slammer, paved the way for the first win while Allie Reynolds relief pitching and a four-run fourth inning insured the A's eighth straight loss in the nightcap. The double win, coupled with Cleveland's triumph over Chicago, pushed the Yankees to a game edge over the second place Indians. lo sffliRigmrj 2. Avlla 2. Doby, Stewart.

2B Mitchell. 3B Mele. HR Rosen, Dobv. SB Minoso, Rivera. Ginsberg.

DP Strickland and Easter; Rogovin, Fox and Fain; Marsh Several awards are to be made at the close of the Saturday-night game, which Louisville Lions hope to make an annual affair. A large trophy is to be presented to the winning squad with the understanding that it is to go to the winner each year. One player on each team will be given a "most valuable player" award, and all members of both teams will be presented watches by William Reynolds, Louisville industrialist. The game has no connection with the game presented each year by the Indianapolis Star. Hope this answers all your questions.

and Fain. Left Chicago 5, Cleveland BB Rogovin 1, Keegan 3, Garcia 3. SO in Two-Hitter Keegan 1, Garcia 3. ho Rogovin ll in Keegan 2 In 2. and ER Rogovin Keegan 0-0, Garcia 3-3.

HBP Rogo- New York (JP) Rookie right Gene Woodling's sixth home run vin (Rosen). Garcia 10-5. Li Rogovin Pittsburgh Pirates 14-2 Monday 5-10. Duffy. Summer, Berry, Stevens.

2:17. A 21,457. night, hander Allan Worthington made a brilliant major league debut Mon started the nightcap outburst in the Cor. Washington and High Iuhi Prasa Coart Boa rtU riCK-tP AND DIUTEBT Pka S-ttM fourth. Then singles by Don Boll- day pitching a two-hit shutout as weg and Gil McDougald, a chalk the New York Giants defeated1 Philadelphia, 6-0, to ruin Phillies' The Dodgers tied a National League record of hitting at least one home run in 19 straight games.

The victory moved the Dodgers two full games ahead of the idle Milwaukee -Braves. THOSE OF US who have watched the high and mighty AAA crack the whip on little guys in the racing business got quite a charge out of that AAA-sanctioned extravaganza Saturday at Detroit. After a highly-advertised "100-mile championship" affair had gone 73 laps over a track filled with chuck-holes, AAA stewards flagged down the field and paid off on standings at the end of 51 laps. This was done, according to AAA representative Ike Welch, be Manager Steve O'Neill's 62nd Tivo Games This Week or Boosters Two games are on the slate for Boone's Homer Breaks Up Tie for Tigers St. Louis (IP) Ray Boone's eighth home run of the year, into the left field bleachers, broke up a 7-7 tie in the 11th inning Monday night to Two-out doubles by Forrest Bur- BROOKLYN AB.

R. H. O. A. ges-s in the fifth inning and Johnny Cox.

'3b 3 Martin were sandwiched with a walk and force out for the other three runs. But starter Vic Raschi, who usually has no trouble trimming the A's handily, lacked the polish and Reynolds was summoned by manager Casey Stengel in the fifth. FIRST GAME cause mechanics had fiddled with engines, in violation of rules, during Reese, ss. Coach Don Markle's Muncie Boost Wyrostek in the ninth spoiled Worthington's bid for a no-hitter. Worthington, purchased from Nashville last winter and recalled from Minneapolis last Friday, turned in a masterful exhibition, Snider, cf.

Robinson. 2b. Gilliam, 2b. Campanella, c. Hodges, If.

Furillo, rf. Belardi. lb. Meyer, p. Hughes, p.

AB. R. H. A NEW YORK Noren. cf 3 2 striking out six batters and walk-''Mantle r.t.

Renna, cf. 0 6 give the Detroit Tigers an 8-7 deci- 0 sion over the Browns as they moved to within four percentage points of 1 seventh-place St. Louis. ing four, one intentionally. ers this week.

Anchor Hocking Glass, Winchester, will inva'de McCulIoch Park for a night game Thursday and the Boosters will entertain Kokomo in a Central Indiana League game Saturday. The league schedule Woodlins, If 5 PHILADELPHIA AB. R. H. O.

A. I Bauer, rf 4 Totals 41 14 15 27 11 PITTSBURGH AB. R. H. O.

A. 1 McDougald. 3b 4 o'Bollwee. lb 4 Abrams. rf.

O. A. DETROIT AB. R. 1 4 J.

O'Brien, 2b. 1 iB. Martin, 2b 3 0 Pilvera. 4 4 Miragos 1 0 Sain, 4 3 O'Connell, 3b. 3 i Rice, If 0 Thomas, cf.

1 1 Ward, lb 0 Sandlock, c. Olshows thp camp as an afternoon 3 Kuenn, ss 6 0 Priddy. 2b 4 0 'Pesky, 2b 2 0 Boone, 3b 5 jDropo, lb 6 7 Souchock. rf 4 If 2 IDelsing. cf 4 0 KszansKi.

ss 3 0 0 1 Nicholson 10 0 0 Glavlano. 2b 0 0 0 1 Ashburn. cf 4 0 0 0 Hamner. 2b-ss 4 0 0 3 Fnnis. If 3 0 0 2 Wyrostek.

rf 3 0 1 3 Torseson. lb 2 0 0 8 TRvai. lb 1 0 0 1 Burgess, 3 0 1 4 Jones. 3b 2 0 0 1 Mi'ler. 2 0 0 0 iClark 1 0 0 0 Rldzilc.

0 0 0 0 Peterson, 0 0 0 0 Totals 35 10 12 27 Homered fnr Noren in 6th. iRan for in 7th. an intermission called after 51 laps to make it possible to put the water wagons on the track. Still with me? In a story in the Sunday issue of the Indianapolis Star Welch himself was quoted in the opinion that some of the chuck-holes were three feet deep. Strangely enough there was only one casualty, Ernie McCoy, whose racer flipped when he hit a hole in the dirt track.

He was taken to a hospital for treatment of back injuries. The Star quoted several drivers who insisted that the track was the worst on which they had ever driven. Even a publicity man for Sam Nunis, the promoter, admitted that the track was "breaking up badly," the Star said. Welch and Nunis were hampered by weather in their efforts to get the track ready for the July Fourth race, according to the report. Both insist that the track will be "in perfect shape" for later races.

Meanwhile a crowd of 6,000 was getting a dusting to end all dustings. This sideliner wonders how it happened that the AAA, which yells so loudly of racing safety, permitted Nunis to stage a race on a track that obviously was unsafe. It hasn't been too- long since AAA officials, meeting in Washington, delivered noisy orations to the effect that all promoters, henceforth and suddenly, would be required to convince AAA inspectors that their tracks were completely safe for contestants and spectators. Isn't Detroit in America? The AAA, you remember, is the organization that holds a' big meeting and throws out a driver if he so much as shows up at an unsanctioned race meeting, even in the role of spectator. What a laugh! affair, scheduled to begin at 3 p.m.

There is a possibility that it may be shifted to a night contest. Markle's Muncie squad turned in iBatts, 5 PHriUnnwiA a 0: E. O'Brien, ss 4 0 LaPalme, 1 0 'Smith 1 0' Face, 0 tHermanskl 1 0 Schultz, 0 1 JAtwell 1 0 tKallne 0 Bucha, e- 0 Lund, 4 Gromek, 3 DeMaestri, ss 4 Hamilton 1 "iMauro, cf 5 0 ohillev. rf 4 a good performance before a big ojaudience at McCulIoch July Fourth, Aha! There's your answer Herbert, p. IZernial.

If 4 watffeM i ft Totals 34 2 8 28 5 Totals 29 0 2 24 13 Rnhlnsnn. lh. 4 Marlowe, 0 0 0 0 1 Struck out for Kazanski in 8th. BUILDERS' CONCRETE is the ONLY Ready-Mixed concrete to use when high quality concrete is required. Suder.

3b 4 Michaels, 2b 3 Murray, 4 4j Trttal, 46 8 12 33 13 Ran for Tornesrn in 7th. tstruck out for Miller In 8th. NEW YORK AB. 0 15 1 2 2 2 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 H. O.

A. 'M. Martin, 1 tFlied out for Souchock in 9th. tFlied out for Herbert in 10th. 0 Fanovich.

1 4 11 3 2 SRan for Batts in 10th. ST. LOUIS AB. R. H.

O. A. Filed out for LaPalme in 5th. tstruck cut for Face In 6th. Grounded out for Schultz In 8th.

Brooklyn 20022104 314 Pittsburgh 10000100 0 2 Reese, Meyer, Sandlock. RBI Robinson 2. Abrams, Hodges 2, Furillo 2, Sandlock. Hughes, Cox 3, Belardi, Reese. 2B Reese.

Sandlock, Robinson. HR Abrams, Hodges, Furillo. Cox. SB Snider." Robinson. J.

O'Brien. DP LaPalme and J. O'Brien: Robinson and Reese; Cox, Robinson aDd Belardi. Left Brooklyn 7, Pittsburgh 7. BB LaPalme 3.

Meyer 1. Schultz 4. SO LaPalme 5. Mever 2. Hughes 3.

2 Fricano, 1 0 tBabe 1 0 Totals 17 2 'Fingled for Fricano in 9th. tFanncd for DeMaestri in 9th beating the league-leading Lafayette Columbians, 3-1. In other league games this week Richmond will be at Logansport Tuesday and Marion at Frankfort, Richmond at Laf aytte, and Logans-port at Anderson Friday. Two weeks remain in league competition. After their game with Kokomo the Boosters will play at Logansport July 14, entertain Marion July 18, Frankfort July 19, and Anderson July 25.

A playoff will follow. 5 11 27 IS Groth, cf 5 1 1 5 0 Lockman. lb 5 Dark. 2b 4 Thompson. 3b 5 Irvln.

if. 5 Thomson, cf 3 Spencer, ss 3 Mueller, rf 4 Westrum, 2 tRhodes 1 Noble, c. 1 Worthington. 3 Kokos, If 3 iDyck. If 1 1 3 0 1 3 12 3 0 222S2H? 2J2 I AvuvAvv Lenhardt, rf 1 Bollweg 2.

RBI Philley. Mantle 4. Courtney, 5 iZernial, B. Martin 2. Rizzuto 2.

Bollweg 2, jLarsen 0 HO LaPalme 6 in 5: Face 1 in 1: Schultz 7 Mauro. uPMaesin, a. roarun, run- moss, 1 in Meyer 8 In Hughes 6 in 3a4 Totals 38 6 15 27 IGrounded out for Westrum in 6th. ley. Bo'lweg.

Woodling. 3B Bauer, Boll-! Young, 2b 4 XL-ntr ud Ufartin Mantle 7pr. nrpv and ER LaPalme 6-6. Face 1-1. Meyer N.ELM 2-2.

Hughes 0-0. Schultz 7-7. WP La 00000000 0 0 nial. Michaels. Silvera Left New SKrvh'nisiri 1 Philadelphia Palme 3.

Meyer 7-3. LaPalme 3-9. Stewart, Pin 2:31. A 13,497. York 8.

Philadelphia 8. BB Martin 1. 3b 1 Fanovich 5. Fricano 2. SO Sain 7.

Martin Hunter, ss 5 3, Fanovich 1. Fricano 1. HO Martin, 6 Cain, 2 in 32a: Fanowich. 4 in 2a: Fricano, 2 in Edwards 1 24. and ER Sain 5-4, Martin 5-5, 1 PLASTC The Sports Patrol (T.M.

Hee. U.S. Pat. Off.) By JACK CUDDY New York U.B Little Charley Goldman snorted in disgust Monday at some of the lads in Stillman's Gymnasium who were singing requiems over two high-ranking heavyweights Eob Baker and Rex Layne because they had suffered first-round knockouts last week. "Nertz!" scoffed little Charley who trains Champion Rocky Marciano.

"Those first-round Kayoes don't mean a thin. Probably just make Baker and Layne better fighters particularly Layne." Baker of Pittsburgh, fourth-ranking heavy, was knocked out in Mattax Is Appointed ovich 5-5. Fricano 0-0. WP Sain. jBrecheen 1 New York 00000114 6 Kazanki.

RBI Rhodes. Irvin 3. Lcckman. Thompson 2B Burgess, Dark, Irvin. Wyrostek.

SB Irvin. Dark. Worthington. DP Jones, Hamner and Torgeson. Left Philadelphia 6, New York 13.

BB Miller 4, Peterson 1. Worthington 4. SO Miller 3, Worthington 6. HO Miller. 9 in 7: Rldzik 3 in V3: Peterson 3 in i.

and ER Miller 2-2, Ridzik 3-3. Peterson 1-1, Worthington 0-0. Worthington 1-0. Miller Roberts. Goetz, Dascoli, Secory.

2:36. A 6.650. Tta.ls.,- 47 7 16 33 Garfield Grid Coach Nationally rumub in TJW1. Sain f8-4). Martin (4-7.

McKin-ley. Honochick, McGowan, Paparella. 3.31. A 23,000 (estimated). SECOND GAME New York 000 410 000 5 si 6 SEAT COVERS Advertised Philadelphia 000 110 0103 11 2 CUBS NIP REDS, 7-6 Raschi, Reynolds (5) and Berra; Bishop, Scheib (4), Fricano (9) and Murray.

Reynolds. LBishop. HR New York: Woodling. the first heat by Bob Satterfield Chicago (ff) The Chicago Cubs at Chicago last Wednesday. Layne rode to their third straight 2-1 series edge by nipping Cincinnati's sixth-place Reds in a 7-6 thriller tRan for Kokos in 8th.

tRan for Courtney In 9th. fSingled for Berry in 9th. Struck out for Paige In 11th. Detroit 2000210020 18 St. lduis 1100102110 07 Boone, Batts, Berry, Marlowe.

RBI Dropo 2, Souchock, Wertz 2, Kokos, Lund, Boone 2, Gromek, Courtney 2, Sievers, Mul-lin. Kryhoski. 2B Dropo 2, Souchock, Wertz, Courtney 2, Pesky, Batts. 3B Boone, Dropo. HR Lund, Wertz, Boone.

5 Paige, Young. DP Kuenn, Priddy and Dropo. Left Detroit 9, St. Louis 14. BB Cain 3, Gromek 5, Paige 1.

SO Cain 2, Paige 2, Gromek 1, Herbert 1, Marlowe 2. HO Grbmek, 12 in 73 Herbert, 2 in lVs; Marlowe, 2 in Cain, 7 in Paige, 5 In 5. and ER Cain 5-5, Paige 3-3, Gromek 6- 6. Herbert 1-1, Marlowe 0-0. WP Herbert.

Marlowe 3-6. Paige (1-5). Froese, Napp, Passarella, Grieve. 3:10. A 2,184.

Terre Haute, Ind. (JP) Thorval Mattax, Clinton High School football coach, was named Monday to replace Donas Dishinger as head coach at Garfield High School here. Mattax in three years at Clinton had a record of 21 victories, 7 losses and 2 ties. One of the ties was against Garfield last fall. Mat-tax's teamswon two Western Indiana Conference titles, 1950 and 1952, and were runners-up in 1951.

Dishinger coached Garfield to the Wabash Valley championship last fall, but has been forced to retire as coach on his doctor's advice. Monday. Stengel to Use Right-Handers as All-Star Pitchers Chicago U.E The American League will rely on right-handed Ditchiner Dower next Tuesday to The Cubs clouted Bud Podbielan for 12 hits as Bill Serena smacked his fifth homer and Randy Jackson Amateur Softball Warner Gear beat Grant County GOP, Marion, in an exhibition soft-ball game Monday night at Heekin, 8-1. The victors got 12 hits, the losers 3. Gordon Secuskie and King worked for the winners and Hutchens and Wysong pitched and Spargo caught for the losers.

Pete his 13th during the winners four-run sixth when the Bruins were in the process of overcoming a 3-0 deficit. Despite the homers, it remained for Hank Sauer to provide the winning run with a' seventh inning single which scored Frankie Baum- Amateur Baseball try to break the National League's three-game winning streak in the annual All-Star game. Manager Casey Stengel's hurling selections revealed Monday. Stengel, winner of the American Smothers homered for Warner Gear The Anchor Hocking baseball in the first and Bob Phillips hit for the circuit for the same club with one man on base in the fifth. League All-Star manager's role be- holtz from second base.

of Salt Lake City, No. 7, was belted out in the first frame by Canadian Champ Earl Walls at Edmonton, Alberta, Friday night. "It may come as news to you," continued Goldman, "that Satterfield has been knocked out three times in the first round and three times in the second, and that Walls has been stiffened twice in the first round. Buf they're still in there punchin'." Charley recalled that it wasn't until after Jack Dempsey had been flattened in the first round by Jim Flynn in 1917 that he started his drive toward the title. "Any number of other good fighters were kayoed in the first round before they hit the top," he continued.

"Even the great Kid McCoy was stopped by Billy Stef-fers in the first. George Chip, a great fighter, lost the middleweight-title to Al McCoy the cheese champion on a first-round knockout. Chip couldn't get McCoy to lay the title on the line again, but he gave McCoy two beatings in no-decision bouts. No, first-round knockouts don't mean a thing." team will play the Haysville Oilers at Goodrich Park in Winchester Tuesday night. Game time is 8:00 p.m.

On Thursday night Anchor AB. R. H. O. A.

CINCINNATI SMILE AT THE MILES with- Giles Snyder. No. 1 player on the will travel to Muncie to play the OjWest Virginia U. tennis team, is a Muncie Boosters at McCulIoch high honor student in the College of Law. cause his New York Yankees won the league race last year, named six hurlers to his 25-player squad, and all but one, southpaw Billy Pierce of the Chicago White Sox, was a right-hander.

But he included also one of the game's top rated relief hurlers, the aged Leroy "Satchel" Paige of the Park. Bridges, 2b 4 2 1 0 Adams. 3b 4 1 2 1 Bell, cf 5 1 0 4 Kluszewski. lb 5 1 2 10 Greengrass, If 2 0 0 1 Borkowski, rf 5 0 3 2 Seminick, 2 0 0 1 Landrith, 1 0 0 'Baldwin, 'e 2 0 1 McMillan, ss 4 0 0 3 Podbielan, 3 1 0 1 Once-Brilliant Blackwell Put on Yanks' Retirement List rioht-hnniipr Marshall 10 10 rigni-nanaer. tXpmnlH 0 St.

Louis Browns, a .95 per set Stengel also chose right-handers Allie Reynolds and Johnny Sain from his own staff and Bob Lemon and Mike Garcia from Cleveland. Totals 38 6 9 24 10 Grounded out for Landrith in 7th. tSingled for Podbielan in 9th. Ran for Marshall in 9th. Custom Installed FREE! Philadelphia UPJ Ewell Blackwell's once-brilliant career appeared to be ended Monday when the New York Yankees placed him on the voluntary retired list in order to make room on their staff for farm- H.

O. A 2 2 0 hand Art bchallock. 0 1 0 12 2 1 Ji Blackwell, 30-year old righthander, has been troubled with a sore arm for the last three weeks and has been ineffective in recent FIBRE SEAT COVERS Installed 9 95 CHICAGO AB. R. Baumholtz, cf.

4 2 Jeffcoat, cf 0 0 Fondy, lb 4 0 Kiner, If 4 1 Sauer, rf 4 1 Jackson, 3b 4 1 Garagiola, c. 0 0 McCullough, 3 0 Serena, 2b 4 1 Miksls. ss. 4 1 Rush, 2 0 Minner, 1 0 mound appearances. Schallock, a small, control-conscious lefthander, had a 10-3 record for the Yankees' Kansas City farm club in the 2 0 2 1 1 4 1 0 5 American Association.

0 Convertible Tops $29.95 the FRESHEST GASOLINE your car can use I The Yankees acquired the six-foot, six-inch Blackwell from the Cincinnati Redlegs on Aug. 28, 1952 in exchange for pitchers Johnny Schmitz and Ernie Nevel, outfielders Jim Greengrass and Bob Schoendienst, Kell Top Batting Races New York UP) Veteran infield-ers Red Schoendienst of the St. Louis Cardinals and George Kell of the Boston Red Sox are threatening to run away with the major league batting races. As the teams enter the second half of the 1953 season, Schoendienst holds a 23-poin advantage with .351 over his nearest National League competitors, Frankie Baumholtz of the Cubs and Jackie Robinson of the Dodgers tied with .328 each. Kell, meanwhile, boasts a 14-point lead over Pete Suder of the A's in the American League.

Figures include Sunday'! games. Totals ,...34 12 27 17 Cincinnati 00300021 06 Chicago 00001420 7 Miksis, Fondy. RBI Adams, Bell, Borkowski, Serena, Kiner, Sauer 2, Jackson 2. Kluszewski 2, Minner, Greengrass. Senator Moves to Get Action on Baseball Bill' Washington (UPJ Sen.

Edwirj C. JTohnson asked Senate Republican leaders Monday to schedule the so-called Baseball Bill for floor debate. The bill would permit baseball leagues to adopt rules forbidding broadcasts or telecasts by one oase-ball club in the home territory of another without specific permission. It would not apply to world series games, the All-Star game, or to public service broadcasts without any commercial sponsorship. Marquis and cash estimated at rvn ro JVJLo) 0) 0)5 off a string of 16 consecutive victories, including a no-hitter against the Braves, that season and completed the campaign with a 22-8 record.

In 1948, however, Blackwell was troubled by a kidney ailment and one of his kidneys eventually was removed. He was never the same since, although he posted creditable 17-15 and 16-15 records for the Redlegs in 1950 and 1951. His nine-year major league rec-cord showed 82 victories and 77 losses. He won his only decision Bridges. 3B Rush.

HR Serena, Jackson, su PER PA Kluszewski Bridges SB Adams DP: for the Yankees last season and Bridges, McMillan and Kluszewski; Pod-, bielan and Kluszewski. Left Cincinnati two games this year. 13. Chicago 4. bb Rush 5.

Minner 2. The towering sidearmer was once Podbielan 1. SO Rush 2, Podbielan 2. i ho Rush. 6 in 6': Minner.

3 in 2. R.the scourge of National League and er Rush 5-5, Minner i-o. Podbielan i hitters and in 1917 was rated the ZT'A best righthander since the SEAT COVER SHOP 1210 SOUTH MOUND AT REAR Madison Street at Kirby Avenue heyday of Dizzy Dean. He reeled 3:40. (Paid) Ml 8..