Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 7

Monday Evening July 17 1944 LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER 0 YORK io 0 24 4 15 2 3 3 0 0 2b 4 7 0 0 3 13 0 3 3 0 14 JT 14 4 cf AB 0 0 3b 0 4 0 tri io 34 8 29 0 tn 2 3 0 2 1 0 12 0 3 2 49 16 36 zR'itt m1 West 3 0 0 2 10 7 nnt ii pltrh 2 0 1 4 0 0 ft 3 7 0 JOURNAL AND COURIER WANT ADS BRING BEST RESUIT8 3 Pet 1 3 44 UN 8 4 1 0 0 1 3 0 2 0 1 I 7 6 9 SI 59 i 9 JOE PALOOKA By HAM ISHER IKKT yKTA games CW LIGHT de team (IRST 4 Jk C1OTHES SHC INC 0 0 3 3 160 109 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 3 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 3 3 0 0 5 2 2 0 0 1 5 9 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 43 43 for for tor 2 1 for of 0 0 0 0 1 3 the be be 9 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 3 2 3 0 0 5 3 3 5 5 3 5 0 8 3 1 4 1 0 3 1 0 3 3 3 3 0 1 a 3 a 4 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 ft 0 0 0 0 ft 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 a 0 0 ft 1 ft 2 ft 0 1 0 1 0 000 000 003 ODO 0 0 0 3 2 13 1 7 0 1 0 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 0 2 ft ft 1 1 3 ft 0 3S1 1 3 289 ft 1 0 0 ft 0 0 0 ft 3 ft 3 0 6 4 6 nni 100 ft 0 0 3 ft 4 3 4 2 33 1 0 1 5 0 ft 0 0 ft 3 0 3 1 0 'ft 1 0 ft ft ft 0 ft 0 24 1 0 0 ft 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 2 5 ft 2 0 1 ft 1 0 0 0 ft 0 1 ft 0 0 1 ft 0 8 2 it p2 ft 0 0 0 ft 0 0 0 Pittsburgh Chicago Butcher Williams 1 ft 0 0 ft ft 1 0 1 0 0 ft 3 8 0 0 A 0 0 ft ft 0 0 36 ft 1 0 ft ft 0 2 0 ft 2 16 0 II 4 0 ft 0 4 5 4 7 at it will shall u1 0 0 0 0 ft 1 0 ft 0 1 0 1 0 ft ft 0 0 ft 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 ft 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 ft ft 0 0 ft 0 1 0 1 ft 0 0 0 0 ft 1 ft ft 4 0 0 1 2 lb lb cf rf 3b 88 $8 2 2 0 3 ft 0 7 ft 0 ft 0 ft 0 0 ft ft 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 ft 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 I) 2 2 1 3 ft 0 2 0 1 0 3 ft 1 8 7 Karl law later a world mile trotting stal one half sec record for a set in 1936 by 2 0 ft 0 ft 0 0 0 0 ft 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 0 0 6 3 1 0 0 ft 0 0 1 1 2 ft 0 0 ft 1 AB ft ft 0 ft 0 2 0 0 0 0 WHWTH' SCRIBES HAMEL TSW 5tli 5th 9th 40 38 37 31 33 37 3b 1 3b YEAH AN' HOW WE CTD" JERRY AH' I MAGGIE POT ON A I THAT HAD EVRBUOWCHEEftNf THEY WAS SENSATION Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn Boston 0 3 0 1 0 0 1 1 4 3 34 9th AB 4 3 4 3 3 3 3 Quality Shoe Repairs While You Wait SCHEDULE got th Er Exrmh ESUH THC IGHT OS mju got nry 3ft AB 4 3 () 10 2 3 Gordon aua iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii It would be difficult to select the most valuable man to the Chi CaftO Cllbs in thoir eland wnich has finallv ppn team begin playing ball it is capable of Maybe Cavarretta Bill Nicholson or Pallessandro would be the choices but to us it seems Roy Hughes is the man NATIONAL IEAGCE Philadelphia 3 1 New York 1 9 Boston 6 Brooklyn 3 Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3 St Louts 12 Cincinnati 1 2 6 th 401 301 9 000 030 9 4 Duncah Landes Bee Luetwiler Sprague Columbus COO 030 0 0 Toledo 000 002 2 (Seven innings! Lopatka and Burmeister macchla and Schultz in I tn 3rd): Portt 3 PAUL MUCHO omb armep GOL PRO SHOTA 67 Jumper pa 2 4 and 01ft 11 0 GAME) AB 4 5 5 the third inning of the to provide the winning TOU BET DID VOtJ SEE THE LEVS SEE PtKtKif US GONNA BfcA RECORD CRCWD bEYU SURE SELL A LOT BONDS WANTED! OLD GOL BALLS We Pay Cash or Them DECKER'S 5 1 1 0 27 14 the Camp Atterbury 106th Infan try nine a squad which boasts Van Lingle Mungo Mickey Uv ingston and major and 1 is carded for CHICAGO Murphy cf Nelson If inn 2b Conroy lb Likke rf Tiska 3b VV ills as Hornung Wiswald Dowling ss 8 6th AB 6 6 3 ft 1 12 2 7 st Louis New York Boston Washington Cleveland Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Schiff Shoe Repair 320 MAIN INISHED ILEB gg SULT8 YEARS Wiff io study Combined THE EXPERIENCE YEAA6 Electric to 3 in a slugging which two home 6 0 2 ft ft 0 24 A 3 A 3 3 AMERICAN Milwaukee I'oltinibus Toledo Louisville St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Indianapolis 0 1 1 0 4 ft 0 2 0 0 1 0 '1 0 0 ft 3 7 1 in Beuk 4 Losing 6 2 I 7lh AS 1 0 1 8 10ft 001 Savarre 2 Two bae 1 I 2 1 1 0 0 2 10 OOKT KNOW IW A 3 35 ayworth Shirley West GAME) AB 6 New York 9 Boston 7 Cleveland 13 fit Louis 2 Chicago 5 2 Detroit 4 8 Washington 5 Philadelphia (SECOND GAME) Boston at New York postponed wet grounds 31 0oi oho ooi 3 003 001 oox 4 Sanders i 1 1 Sa rfi I i A play Miller Wil veroan Marion McCormick McCormick St Louis 1 Donnell MftR carter ii in uuunga uumoert with the iremen Lafay 000 102 7 17 3 O' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 mungs Store Hours! 5:80 a to 6 Daily inciudlnx aturdayb 3 2 1 3 3 2 0 balls The In in the second in the third without UdBU JUL4L with two runs I one in the (SECOND GAME) Chicago' hoi 001 in" uptro i Humphries Haynes (6) and Turner: Trout and Swift GAME) £1 001 8 11 1 210 22 3 Hearn 6 7 Mueller White Tigers header tators 7 to 3 six hitter in the opener for a 7 to 2 victory his first of the season Trout who beat the Sox ri day gained his 12th victory by spacing 10 hits and driving in two runs with a pair of singles Detroit shelled Johnny Humphries and 17 sfifariA rr Uww TWir WE OORT HAIAQQ DOWN TO THE BOXIN COMMISSION OR A WEtwH IN 0 0 27 A 1 City Milwaukse i Singleton Pepper (3) J7 and Jordan Gassaway arm er (2) and Eaeterwood (SECONDJAME) City 0X0 000 6 1 Milwaukee 002 001 3 6 1 Davis and Jordan fiproull and Pruett missed the batting DiMaggio who has the lineup several scheduled to rejoin next Sunday drove in one run with in 1 his first appearance liers The air force mo 021 McQuinn KOCCO Kltner i 2 Moore Sacrifices Rmiflroaii Rocco 6 Wet Calvert 2 Caster ft Post Oromek 1 innings Wet In 2: Duncan Loebs Batteries: ver Loebs Ninety per cent of all forest fires are' man made Totals 38 Score by innings: Chicago Lafayette Runs batted Kosy 3 Cannico 2 Monahan 2 LAske DeUon Two base Monahan 2 Kosy Can nizo Three base hit Nelson Home Kosy Stolen Dooley Laske Monahan Oannizo Sacrifice DeLion Double plays DeLion to Cannizo to Monahan Desiderate to Cannizo to Mona han Off Wiswald 12 in 6 Dowling 2 in l'3 Bases on DeLIon 2 Wiswald 4 Strike DeLion 7 Wiswald 4 Losing pitcher Wiswald Mil ler and Allison 2 014 200 000 7 100 001 batted In Tresh Dickshot 3 nrlr a 'Pt A 11 1 A nil! i Af a nr Left on bases Chicago 5 Tie Bases on banWb(le 2 Gen Reck 1 Srrikzrtii to TvrUi4 a orr entry tn none out ithv i Passed hall Richards AB 1 1 (i 1 11 1 A 24 I 0 6 010 10H 000 2 121 200 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 ft AB 4 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 PHILADELPHIA Burns 2b Hall 2b Garrison If Siebert rf Estalella cf Garbark Hayes McGhee lb Aeii White Busch Hamlin Wheaton Totals WASHINGTON VoBinik It ase ir Myatt Butka Kuhel Spence Powell' Torrea Korrell Sullivan Candlnl Philadelphia Washington Runs batted Case roweu Torres a vvnite Vrarbark bacrincea 2 Hamlin Sullivan anc 32 I AB ft 5 3 2 6 2 3 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE (No fames scheduled) NATIONAL LEAtit (No scheduled) AMEftiCAN' ASSOCIATION' Columliua (Bluke) at Toledo (Miller or Kansas City (Johnson) at Milwaukee (Caldwell) night Eaul (Camp) at Minneapolis night i Indianapolis (Donohue) at LoufsvlUa night It ia estimated that lumber pro duction last year was four biHion board feet below requirements Stars In Hawaii HONOLULU July The New York Joe Gordon today joined a galaxy of former major and minor league stars playing for the seventh army air force nine as the Sho I field Redlanders beat the liers IS to 4 The liers power of Joe been out of weeks and is the team Gordon a single with the lineup Included Mike Mc Cormick of the Cincinnati Reds Walt Judnich St Louis Browns Gerry Priddy Washington Sen ators Dario Lodigiani Chicago White Sox erris ain and Al Lien of the San rancisco Seals Bob Dillinger Toledo: Bill Leon ard Oakland and Rinaldo Ar dizoia Kansas City Duncan Wins 9 3 Due to a misunderstanding on the part of the DeMolay and Ships co teams two scheduled softball games were not played Saturstiy night A meeting will be held Monday night at YMCA at which time decided if the forfeited The Duncan feated' Loebs 9 match during runs by Landes Duncan pitcher both driving In runs and a home run by Bfrever were features The line score: 3g Gregg In Branca In Webber in AB 4 4 3 4 CHICAGO Moses rSchalk Dickshot Jlodcin Trosky lb arneu Trash Webb Wade i Totals DETROIT Hoover ss Mayo 2b Outlaw cf York lb Wakefield If Ross rf Orengo 2b Richards Gentry Beck Totals Chicago uetroit Runs ITodghh Trosky xt York troit' 6 try 3 pings in 6 pitcher Gentry 7 000 Ofti) 0 O00 Two base inn Zak and Dahlgren 6 iguring that Hack would add elected to try a force play at the some punch to the batting order Plate on an infield roller instead Grimm wanted to get there but Hack only third or first Hughes and Cavarretta ing great guns at these tions Could Hughes handle the wuiker rr shortstop post satisfactorily? Schuster Merullo and York had wehutiz failed to please on defense at 83 this important position zBoiimg more they hit Branca 2zarren Webber Hughes who was banging the wnr oan at a lively clip moved over Totals to short and immediately looked zBatted even better there than he had at third he began to fashion boston double plays With Don Johnson and the Cub infield was finally set witn the veteran step ping in at third in addition I Masi? rcoy Kept ngnt on boosting batting average Joe Maynes for In the opener the Sox clubbed Rufe Gentry to his fifth succes sive defeat by piling up seven runs in the first four innings Wade singled In the third and fourth to start rallies John Dick shot drove in three runs with a pair oi singles (IRST Totals LAAYETTE AB A IVOSji I Desiderate 3b Dooley If Laske cf Cannizo 2b Monahan lb Williams as Van Antwerp DeLion Outfitters for Hoys! SUITS SLACKS SPORT JACKETS 1XJAER COATS TH Id STYLE LO ft NEK f'lneMfnatl St Louis Heuwsr rschsen Brews Win Two MILWAUKEE July (API rank Secory was the man of the hour as the Milwaukee Brew ers beat Kansas City twice to day 21 8 and 8 1 He peeled off three extra base hits to drive In five runs In the opener and slam med a home run with a man oh' ease nightcap run AMERICAN LEAGUE 37 38 40 ASSOC IItION 11 so p' ffi ii Giants Gam Lven Break With Phils PHILADELPHIA July (Ap) The won the opening game of a doubleheader with the Giants 6 2 today and the sec ond game was called at the end of the eighth inning with the Giants ahead 6 3 The nightcap was halted by the Pennsylvania Sunday curfew at 7 eastern war time and under league rules A 1 0 (SECOND VME' oftl non nftft non Hayworth iri AB tt 3 2 4 4 3 2 3 4 3 3 2 42 i for Kevins1 In Rfh for Calvert in 9th 1 3 1 3 1 2 8 i 8th 9th Ln 9 tli AB ft A 4 If 0 0 0 The last time we looked all around Cub infield star belting away at better than a a I YJS11 enp wnicn is certainly Something I Huston Olnio for A bisr Jphpoip WArtimp hnrt I Three base stop Hughes has banged around I Phni'ips me maiors and minors fnr venrit I ana mostly as a second and third ton baseman now Roy has ar Macks Lose Two To Senator Team WASHINGTON July (AP) The Washington Senators de feated Philadelphia in both ends of a doubleheader today taking the nightcap 4 to 3 behind Mickey tight hurling after bunching a dozen blows for an 8 4 win in the opener Two hits a pair of Philadelphia errors and a walk brought the Senators two runs and a victory in the eighth inning of the second game Haefner was effective in the pinches although he yielded eight blows Washington collected seven blows including three dou bles and a triple In the opener Washington blast ed Luke Hamlin from the mound during a five run rally In the fifth and continued the assault on Elwood Wheaton Milo Candlni yielded 12 hits too but kept them well scattered (IRST GAME) AM A A 2 4 2 in the fourth (IKST GAME) YORK AB 0 0 ft A 8 Rfftn In can nlav I at first for the third fir in rti uixiki nntn DKUUKLlA were go Ohno zd two I WO pOSs Guiau if NATIONAL LEAGUE Cniiago 1 ft Pittsburgh Philadelphia 6 3 New York 2 6 fit Louis 4 2 GinrlhnMI 2 3 Boston 8 6 Brooklyn 4 8 AMERICAN LEAGUE New ork 7 Boston 1 hKaso 7 3 Dtrolt 2 7 J(ou Cleveland 7 1 VMhlngton 4 8 Philadelphia I AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbue 7 0 Toledo 1 2 Paul 4 1 Minneapolis 2 4 Milwaukee 3: Kansas City 3 1 Indlanapolla 8 7 Louisville 8 4 BRUINS PIRATESSPLIT 1 0 TILTS Wyse 'Bests I But Butcher Evens a 1 1 Against Claude Passeu CHICAGO July The Cubs and Pittsburgh divided a pair of 1 0 shutouts today before 40920 largest baseball crowd of the year Hank 'Wyse shaded Rip Sewell to give Chicago the opener The Pirates retaliated when Max Butcher pitched two hit ball doubled and scored the lone run himself edge out Claude Passeau in the nightcap Butcher lined his two bagger off the left field wall 'with one out in the eighth scoring on Pete single It was his sev enth victory against five defeats Passeau whose last start was a 1 0 shutout of the New York Giants last Sunday allowed only two other hits in taking his fifth defeat against as many victories Don single with two out in the fifth and Roy lead off single in the seventh were the only Cub hits Although he allowed one more hit than Sewell did eight to sev en Wyse hung up his eighth win in the opener A trio of singles by Bill Nicholson Andy Pafko and Johnson In the second inning scored the run that gave Sawell hi4 eighth licking against ten triumphs The split wound up the long home stand with 13 victories in' 20 games and gave them 14 wins in their last 21 starts (IRST GAME)HnIU1YTUi 111 Coscarari 2b Kussell If Barrett rf ElHott 3b Davis Dahlgren lb DiMagffio ef Zak as xColman fiewell Totals xBatted for Zak CHICAGO Hack 3b Hughes ea Uaxarretta lb Nicholson rf Dallessaudro If Pafko cf Johnson 2b Holm Wyse Totals PttBburgh Chicago Kun hatted 18 ft Cavarretta st wen hie Coacarart jiacK to Johnson on PfttRbi Basra on balls Sewell siriKeouts seweil 5 HOWMANy'S IN THE ABOVE COUNI ONLY ONCE2 i ne Answer minor league names The game XMA MAY eAA AB 4 8 8 4 3 3 3 3 2 ELKHORN Wis July (AP) Song 4 year old world champion trotting stallion appar netly came to the end of his promising racing career todaywhen he fractured the ankle bone in his left fofe leg in the firstMjat of the free for all trot at Walworth county fairgrounds Volo Song was in secohd posi tion trailing Mary the ultimate winner of the Jiest and race when the accident occurred The winner of the 1943 Hambfe tonian trotting classic reared 'on his hind legs about a Quarter of A mile from the finish line and then came to an abrupt halt A veter inarian said the horse had suf fered a broken leg Harry itzpatrick veteran train er and driver of the' champion said the limb would be placed in a cant to enable the bone to knit propery He added that Volo Song probably tvould be retired to stud Volo Son" reportedly purchased for 3400'0 last fall by i Baker of St Charles: Ill was shipped here from Cleveland where last Monday he set record of 1:57 for lions This was just ond off the world harness race 1:57 a gelding trotter Greyhound Results AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 4 st Paul Toledo 8 Columbus 2 Indianapolis 8 Louisville 3 Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 0 1 Hueber et I Luby 2b Ott rt Medwick If 2 Weintraub lb 1 Mancuso I Kerr Jurges 3b Allen 8 1 lecher Keyes I Bartelso JJ Totals 9 1 xBatted for ischer 1 PHILADELPHIA Mullen 2b I Luplen lh a Auams 3 2 0 Wasdefl 8 3 5 2 Pct OCW11LO MUI llUpilJ ST PAUL July (AP) St and Minneapolis divided a I double header here today the 376 1 Saints rallying to score a 4 to 2468 1 victory in the first game and the Millers capturing the seconu 4 Ito 1 before a crowd of 5842 fans George Trautman president of the American Association was on Hand to present ths league open ing day attendancs trophy to TUyor John McDonough opening day crowd 14C02 (IRST GAME) Minneapolis 000 011 030 2 12 2 St Paul 000 C00 4 8 0 Clark Wortson (8) and Aragon Herring and Castro (SECOND GAME) Minneapolis 002 000 2 4 6 1 St Paul 000 001 9 3 (Seven innings) Lippold Wonson (7) and Blazo Euker and Castro Yea! Two or Tribe LOUISVILLE July Ths Indiatiapolis "Indians rallied for two last inning four run ral lies to defeat Louisville in a dou ble header here this afternoon 8 5 and 7 4 to make it three in a row for the series (IRST GAME) RH Indianapolis 300 000 014 811 1 Louisville C00 030 5 8 5 LOgan and Lyon' Diehl LUcler (9) and Walters (SECOND GAME) RHE Indianapolis 000 120 7 9 3 Louisville 200010 7 1 (Seven innings) Kelley Rich 5) 'and Lyon Johnson Wilson s(6) and Lady Joins NEW HAVEN Corin July Albie Bodth mighty mite shot thS" nation's headlines over a decade Ago as an athletic hero Saturday joined the Blue'S football poaching staff assist Howie Odell and di rect the junior varsity squad Diz Trout Gives Tiger Nine Split DETROIT July Paul Trout won his second game in three days from the Chicago Rax to give the Detroit an even break in a double today before 33307 spec Detroit took the nightcap after Jake Wade pitched a Hemau If nrkmnn rf his I Phillips I Huston 3o I Tobin fhU Totals inis Brooklyn was i Boston aon I Kuns batted In Macon Hyan 3 (Jalan 2 Nieman 4 rvinn iv er Double Olmo Phillips Ryan and bases Brooklyn on balls Greiru 3 1 fit rik Anti rived and we give him the nod 6 Tn 4 imungT as the mari most resnonsible for I In 2 Webber i In I Hit bv the improved showing of the Cubs 1 Greggr The Great Lakes negroes who I (Second game) losi io ijaiayeire a in tne open Brooklyn 070 non insr fi ame of the spnsnn at the I Boston OI)3 ool 5 local stadium have now piled up (8)' "kiuuz a winning streak of ten straight I Lakes SOTBALL have you noticed that Lt Gordon Cochrane has caught 0001 the last two games for the Blue PeagHe Uni jackets against Bunker Hill and XkX in SOX 7 tO 1 Kansas City? Mickey worked five I I innings in each tilt and banged tit NEW July 16 (AP) out several hits I the3e two teams out of the The New York Yankees Boston 11 1 Red second game of a double We hope the great Mickey will TT close battle between header today was postponed due be able to catch a few innings nd to rain The Yankees had won the for Lafayette fans when the Great Pl 10 However Bossung g3t opetter 7 behind Atley Lakes Bluejackets come here Au 3ix hfc Pltchin gust 6 By the way that big I hittfr fnt PtnAnne' won I George Stirnwaiss scored the game is only three weeks away I wltthw MthX Yankee runfon his pass 22nd a Sunday night affair and we advise fans to start giv ThU es Ssung homered after Mike Garbark ing thought to ordering tickets I TTf tripled for two more Yankee runs That attraction may smash all I Th while Lindell Stirnweiss and Mar local baseball attendance records Bogsung 420 400 2 12 15 5 added to the score with round The Red Sox have landed whnf I University 203 012 15 6 1 0 ve ianaea wnat I The attendance was 41171 paid looks like a swell attraction here Batteries Anderson and Pfrom 1 mar Swindler and (Innrd (SIKSC GAME) vuiicouQj iiigiiL Liic 1 Atteroury team has picked up several valuable additions and is now a powerful service outfit Van Lingle Mungo former Dod ger and (Jlant PV crainri catcher are couple of big league for th lubricators Chuck Cooper names wmen the fans GAME) New iurk 2ft0 300 01 6 7 i i 1'niiacieipnia avy iuu uu 7 3 I Seward Hansen (2) Adams (b) joniDarat narrett mussih uj I (5) Sehanz (7) and Peacock I Game called because of curfew Ninth Inning1 will be played at a I date 45 NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 St I outs 54 2 i'Kianurgn Rocco lb Hohr cf Hockett If Boudreau Cullenbi Keltner 3b Mack 2b Rosar Jroat zGrant Harder Hering aO'Dea Calvert zzzfiAcrev zaszKennedy Gromek a ai zBatted for Poat in 77 Batted zerRaf tert fdr Seerey in flth Rt LouK 004 Cleveland 021 loo Ruh's batt Ad Rv 2 'hritmrn 2 Manniin Ocilla Hose Hock! CuUonbte Mak Two hit1 Lab Rolen CuHnhine I Bopdreaiu Rocco Mack ker Raabs flinorp imuniA wave errt Roccn Baker Guttcridsre and Mr hocco Left nn St 1 7 Bases ft Oster Gromftk 3 Harder oT ShiHev ip TTyv That look like sheerest hose Economical easy to You will find ft em at BROWNS RING UP I TWO TIGHT WINS Sad Indian ans See Tribe Lose Pair of 12 Inning Struggles 8 7 2 1 CLEVELAND July The league leading SL Louis Browns increased their margin over the New York Yankees to two full games today by sweeping a doubleheader from the Cleve land Indians 8 to 7 and 2 to 1 before 32553 Both games went twelve innings The opener was a weird affair with three St Louis hurlers is suing 15 bases on 1 dians scored twice tinu once i nenerit or a singleThe Tribe rallied in the eighth and ninth to send the game into over time' The Brpwns secured the deciding tally when George: Cas ter led off With a single Don Gutteridge forced him at secohd but Milt Byrnes and George Mc Quinn stroked successive singles tc send Gutteridge across Caster the third St Louis moundsman received credit for the win Allie Reynolds started for Cleve land in the after piece and al lowed the Browns one run and only four blows for nine innings The Indians knotted the count in the eighth on a two bagger by Roy Cullenbine and a single by Ken Keltner Joe Heving re placed the tiring Reynolds in the first overtime and allowed only two hits but one of these was a 350 foot triplff by Gutteridge to open the 12th He crossed the plate on fly Jack Kramer went the distance for the Browns and gave up 10 nits in notching his ninth umpn (Hiisi ST LOVIS Gutteridge 2b Byrnes if McQuinn lb Laabs if Moore rf Christman 3b isortney A TripUtt I Letehas inley I Stewart ss 4 0 Gerheauser Totals 3 Ncyv York 1 Pltilartftlnhf A I Ty Itla ln I Iws nlilm Wo Twa base hit Gerheauser Three base 1 vV Al a 11 flee Luplen Bwwarc Juig as on Oftft 010 fitnTAn trinket i i 11 uglies and Cavarratta 8 hicago 1 nff XVvma Wyse 5 (SECOND GAME) 000 000 010 1 '4 woo and Lopez Passeau 1 ns A dams Stolen bases 2 Sacrf Double Nortney to Kerr to Luby to Weintraub rnhv tn Weintraub Left bases New York 6 Philadelphia Rase nn balls Off Allen 2: Pile ischer 2 Rartelson 1 Gerheauser Strikeouts Gerhoauaer 2 Hits Off 1 llittt I 'Tl 1 i II 1 1 1 i i io iji Rriiii a8 I ninhiff ischer 4 in 3 2 3 innings nSv Hartelsnn 2 in 2 InmngsLoaing pitcli pii( (Work BOSTON inney lb In a wild and error filled game Mvtkovun ct boys came out with a ir 17 to 10 edge for them third win uocn 2b Tahnr 2h pitcher and Mick ln Iour starcs lnl5! season win Palte ex Cub and Phillv pitched a good fast game Newrone I taw thA 1 1 1 wl A a Air 1 1 la uon tri 1 1 ti I 4CU IV 1I4M11 should appeal to was tne stanaout at tne plate rar ub i I the winners with four for four Totals ror tne losers wierenga ana zBatted for Hausmann The St Louis Cardinals have Irwin drew three passes each new vjkk cancelled their game here in Au while Holmes drove out a long gust because of travel difficulties triple 1 Martin if and the Red Sox are on the look The line score: Etten ib out for another major league of I Burnhams 343 302 2 17 16 3 I Garbark fering We may write Judge Graves 006 002 10 6 7 Landis and ask if the Red Sox Batteries: Leslie and Cooper Donald would receive more consideration I ana Heatn on exhibition games If they would STANDING name the team after some brew Team ery or distillery Burnham rsossung Graves 1 University Drug 1 Games This Week Monday Bossung vs Burnhams riday Graves vs Uniy Drug VI Saints Get Tropny A 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 1 ft 0 1' I CDveVn nrt Kramer and Heving and Rosar ilium ram ark a ah UUUUtlftSNAt LOSING STREAK Go to 15 Straight' With 8 4 'Loss But Beat Braves 'in Second 8 to 5 RnSTON Tnlv 4D) Tb OhSriv Brooklyn Dodgers today defeated I 4 la a 1Dm a A i second game of doubleheader the last must be Played Don and snapped a 15 game losing at another time streak In the first game Jim Manager Mel Ott whose Giants of the Braves defeated the win haSe t0 pIay game Out inai Dodgers 8 4 for his tenth vic oa their next visit here register tory led a vigorous protest when Um Early in the season the Bruins The Dodgers used a second in tried Wrigley nightcap aed that tl he cd at third base Jimmv oxx even Pn which they collected seven un and that the rule hQbbling therefor an at earned runs to smash the lengthy jS Is tempt The last choice was Roy losing streak Three Boston errors innin5 ter p' Hughe and Immediately IMrf by Pitcher Al Javery Ported to have to Ott th Is until Stan Hack announced runs Gthenuer limited th Giant Uat he a coming back to th reponWe to ix hit In winning hi aixth viuu I i fsiiitferAi IKa caa enn tn ha nn ener Buster Adams hit his sev enth homer of the season of tossing oiit slow footed Curt Kerr also mil Xvou laiCT HAVE UAA SOME TIME 1AST NIGHT Red Sox Wallop Chicago iremen 9 0 Kosy Hits Homer Play Wednesday It looked like old times as the Lafayette Red Sox did everything in big league style at the stadium Sunday night to trounce the daylights out of the Chicago iremen 9 0 The lacing provided more than ample revenge for the 4 4 0 defeat Lafayette received at the hands of the Windy City jvav vv via uavn Manager Murphy reported that Big Jack Dowling giant south paw had been suffering some from a sore arm of late and that he hesitated to go the full nine inn ings against the locals Bill Wis wald a curve balling righthander got by fairly well until the seventh when the iremen finally had to call on Dowling to put out the blaze KOSY HAMMERS BALL It was John Kosy who gave the local fans the most satisfaction on attack Johnny moved into the leadoff spot for the first time and celebrated the change by wal loping a long double against the left center field fence in his open ing effort The ball missed only a few feet of being a home run but Kosy took care of that in his next trip John drove one high and far over the left field barrier for a homer to score the first run of the ball game He was held under control until the seventh when the third KOsy blow a sin gle came with the sacks choked and drove home two runs MANY STARS Ed Laske and Pete Monahan two reliables joined Kosy In the hit par'ade each coming up with three blows Joe Cannizo deliv ered a timely double to drive home two runs ahd Kenny Williams col lected two safeties Slim DeLion still paying no heed to a chipped bone on his pitching hand set the Chicagoans down in masterful 'style Along with his fine pitching stuff Slim was accorded the mdst spectacular support of the season BRILLIANT IELDING Manager Red Sox looked like the 1943 Lafayette team at its peak Nothing re semMing an error was chalked up against the locals who now have made bobble in the last 36 innings Two beautiful double plays featured the classy fielding demonstration Slim DeLion start ing one and Joe Desiderato the other with Joe Cannizo pivoting perfectly on both efforts Pete Monahan and Ken Williams also came up wjth fine plays and Ed Laske made a great catch in cen ter The only Red Snx who were Unable to join in the hit bar rage were Joe Dooley and Ross Van Antwerp andthey picked up three walks and scot three runi between them the as hard as anybody had no luck with his sizzling driver Murphys iremen only outclassed but their luck wasn running good fOr therh Most of the balls they hit hard went at a waiting fielder or were hauled down by a fine defensive get his fast ball past the local hitters and had to resort to a slow curvehih he vutitruiied only fairly well SLIM ANS SEVEN DeLion struck out seven walked only two and gaVe up four hits one an infield scratch triple in the first was the best Chicago Slim fanned Conroy and Cannizo got Likke to prevent the ran Likke the Chicago right fielder gave a double when he lost Pete's fl" in the lights and play two baser any too well HERE WEDNESDAY Another banner crowd wks on hand to see the locals even the score ball club returns to the sta dium Wednesday night to face it A 0 0 0 0 i i 2 2 2 0 I) 0 0 (I 0 0 1 0 8 7 3 6 8 0 0 0 1 2 7 0 13 THE DEED ID THE CASTLE foafrartt 19 VAUD SO LONS AS THE WATfK KEEPS LOWING in the fountain of font mismvs INTEMUPttMatlM HOW OTHE OUMTAW J1ND aLnf inn Bnurirr 70 me GOTEHHMEHT RANCE Bf pRiVES TITLE HAS BEEN EECT 653 300YM HH4 KHUI atra Sr4icu tot Wodd (CMrrfd 1 ii TOUEEH MAROJCRftE OP wwvouR Left on 6 Bases 2 Tobin Webber 1 tt A 1 Webber 2 In 2 (Huston) man) I Totals I Bofctdn New York 1 Runs batted A Johnson LlndelL 1 Mtr Donald ox iwrbArK Stirnweiss Ifnrtfn woifis ox Stirnweiss Milosevic)! Derr Newsom nml some Dnerr and inney Aew loric 4 Boston 7 Bases on baUs Hausmann 2 Donald 3 Lake 1 Donald 5 Hausmann I Hits off Hausmann 6 in 6 innings: Hr (Ltnaell Savape) Hausmann pitcher for most of the damage when he prurtlTh of the season in the op a a a I anon Ructan Adame hii nia cnv in the hit a 8 3111 iinii ni dell Stewart Mullen inley Adams 2 Vv I TxMArk 1 1 ahV Art i car TVi houa 2t vvaiKer Rvan Ryan Home Holmes Diavs llips Ma Hos Web Iowell ft 2 0 000 010 UUZ vvz TTnhAl rt'iarsh 2 Candlnl Kell Stolen Cajia Torrea Sacrifices Garrison Powell Candlni 2 Hamlin Double Candlnl SulNvan and Kuhel Left on bases Philadelphia lv Washington 13Bases on balls off Candinl 3 Ham Wheaton 4 Hani lini Wheaton 3 Candinl 1 Hits off Hamlin 8 (none Out In 5th) in 4 inninffs Wheaton 4 in 4 Hit by pitcher By Hamlin (Spene) Balk Wheaton Losing pitcher Hamlin (SECOND GAMK) IL Philadelphia 100 001 4 Washington 000 011 20z 4 7 6 lores Berry (7) and Hayes Haef ner and Evans Hens Birds Divide TOLEDO July Col umbus and Toledo broke even in a double header today in their battle for second place in the American Association The Red Birds took the first game 7 to 5 while Al Lamacchia hurled the Mud Hens to a 2 to 0 shutbut triumph in the nightcap Stan Partenheimer was the winner in the first two runs in the" seven inning nightcap came in the sixth when Art Lopatka lost control Two walks a sacrifice an out field fly and a single accounted for the tallies Toledo was duthit 7 to 5 (IRST GAME) RHE Columbus 100 102 9 0 Toledo 020 0C0 5 14 3 Partenheimer and Heath Jones Kimberlin (6) Brown (9) and Schultz (SECOND GAME) RHE 7 6 Pear Boudreau nr Lovis 15 on haH 4 Harder Heving none batter fi in 7 i i it 1 fi nmek Caster Losing Redlegs Divide With Cardinals ST LOUIS July Harry Brecheen leading National league pitcher until today lost his second game of the season this afternoon as the Cincinnati Reds scored their winning runon a balk to defeat theSL Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 in the second game of a doubleheader The Cards won the first game 4 to 2 with Sylvester Don nelly pitching easily in Iris first major league start came with the score tied and Eddie Miller on third base acing Woody Wil liams at the plate Harry began his southpaw stretch just as Man ager Billy Southworth raced from the Cardinal dugout waving his arms Brecheen stopped but the de livery had gone too far the um pires ruled and Miller waltzed home with the winning run Ed Heusser was credited with the victory his seventh against five losses although he was lift ed for Pinch Hitter Bucky Wal ters in the "eighth Walters drove Tn the tying run on an infield cut Clyde Shoun silenced the bats of his former' Cardinal mates in the final two innings la the opening contest Donnel ly Outpitched Arnold Carter who lost his third game against five victories It was Donnellys tenth appearance the year his first start and his first decision (ITftST GAME) vaj A 1 AVJHiama 2b Cldyct tt McCormick lb Mueller xxDe La Crus Tipton if Mesner 3b Miller Carter xUrUcola Gumbert xxxCrabtree Totals I xBatted for Carter in xxRtn for In xxxBaitetf for Gumbert I vr Hopp ef Sanders lb usial rf AV Cooper Kurowt'kl 3b Litwhiler If Marion sa Verban 2b Donnelly Total Cincinnati St Loula Kuns batted in Hopp Marlon Miller Two base Stolen baee Cooper imnneiiv uoume llama and McCormick and Sanders: Miller and 1 Marshall Williams and Teft on baaea Cincinnati 7 3 Bases on Carter 1 3 Donnelly 5 losihg pitcher (SECOND GAME) OOfl IftO yZ: ooi ooo loo 2 biioun (ss and and 30 7 ooo 120 Martin 2 Stirnweiss Three hawn run Savaga stolen base 8T1 rfr Double ana Rotten innoy New 1 Left on bases Hausmann in fi by Lake ijosing and Vnln SnntA Trni Career Is Ehded I ggyij I 7 1 I 1 Am st i JLSsff BSSs A SjB 5 0 ana Iran WTOhio firfSd 1 1 4 11 byt4 I 4 1 i Aar a i ti i i HER ti ir 1 i i a ri th www II Vi 7 JELLXATMA 31 1ESN 7 I 8 1 i ZTS Ifrl WTYM IK zx 1 I i i I 0 I.