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-THK EVENING JTANDARD, UN10STOWK, minAY, AUOUST 21, ISM IJ 'Trotter At Car dale, Filbert At Continental In U.S. Didn't Lose Prestige In Olympics Actually They Left 5 Good Will Behind Them, Bingliam NEW YORK, Aug. Lyman Bingham, executive di- -rector of the U. S. Olympic Com- today denied a charge that American athletic officials lost prestige for the United States by their actions at the 1952 Olympic games.

Dean John R. Ilubbar-d of Tu lane University, Newcomb College "charged that this country lost propaganda battle to Russia at Finland, because friendly gestures seemed to have been the official capacity" of -U. S. representatives. Htibbard, who studied the politi- implications of the 1952 games a special research grant, accused American giving chewing gum to Russian athletes in exchange for "expensive" gifts.

But'Bingham said the U. S. --parly "left a great deal of good will behind them" when they gave -a large amount of surplus food- ttuffs to Finnish hospitals and wel- homes and shared scarce com; modities with athletes from other nations. OUT OF DOORS with Scatterguri Foolishness By WARREN PAGE Shooting (editor For a good many years now I have formally celebrated the Fourth of July with the setting off of at least one string of firecrackers or the more satisfying sizzle and bang of a man-sized salute. But last year the continuity was broken.

Every state in the neck of these United States I live in had banned the legal sale of fireworks, largely because daring youngsters or foolish adults had burned too many fingers or spattered too many eyes. But not all the wisdom of state or lederal lawmakers can pull back every fool from the brink of self destruction. Idiocy drags too hard toward the edge, it eems. There's one shenanigan--often associated Fourth of July celebrations--which is certainly as old as smokeless powder and many times as dangerous. That's the gag of making a noisemaker out of a shotgun by opening the crimp of a shell, pouring out the shot, and then firing the shell in the gun.

The result is a most unsatisfactory sort of noise, a squib- by poof hardly dignifying the scattergun's proper gauge. Pirates Begin Series With Reds Tonight Surkoiil To Oppose, Niixhall; Hues Take Two From Cardinals Why? Lacking the weight CINCINNATI, Aug. 27--(UP) --The Pittsburgh Pirates open a two-game series with the Cincinnati Redlegs tonight after taking Iwo out of three games from the St. Louis Cardinals. Gerry Lynch drove in both Pirate runs as the Bucs defeated Cards', 2-1, Thursday night with Vernon Law coming in to relieve Laurin Pepper in the eighth and preserve the Pittsburgh rookie's tirst major league win.

Pepper, former football star at Mississippi Southern, gave up only five hits before weakening in the eighth. They included a home run to Joe Cunningham in the inertia of the shot charged to second inning, build up its pressures normallyj he Pirates collected eight hits and burn the powder properly, the a jinal starter Ralph Beard, first shell had gone off only also and tagged hilil for with just enough force to push Ws defeal without a win the thick layers of over-powder, Gerrv sule i i wad part way down the barrel. and didn ow a hlt Then the next hull, fired a singles by res ton Ward and exploding normally, rammed its! Frank ThomaSj a waik and Lynch's shot pellets into the solid obstruction, created most unseem- pressures outward against the sacrifice fly produced the first Pirate tally in the fourth. A walk and singles by Toby Atwell and But the consequences go be-lthin barrel walls, and busted the Lv nch scored "the winning run i yond the fizzle. Only the other gun.

Ruined it but good. And sjxll) Max Surkont 8-15 is scheduled day I heard again the happen most every time. "We over large quantitiesjed tale The bang wasn't loud enough for a proper celebration so the hardy experimenter took out the discouragingly spent shell and slipped in a fresh one, this of foodstuffs lo the Olympics and had. a terrific amount left over," Bingham said. "We left a great deal for Annikoli, the old ladies' home where we were quartered.

left coffee, tea and candy, I which are almost impossible for them lo buy, and were appreciated lot more than a party for th.e: kitchen help." in black powder days the to go for the Pirates tonight loaded without shot or ball a a st Joe a 7 3 the a proper saluting weapon, because black powder requires no mj iir( A P0 A Visit Cokcr Camp A large delegation of Con- ncllsville fans visited the training camp of (he Con- ncllsville high football team at Waynesburg Thursday, the group being headed by Dr. Charles Campbell, president of the Connellsvillc city school board and of the eight-district jointure board at Councils- ville. Major League Standings National League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 1 Chicago 4, New York 3, 1st. New York 2, Chicago 1, 2nd. Milwaukee 3, Philadelphia 2.

Pittsburgh 2. St. Louis. 1. Only games scheduled.

TEAM STANDINGS New York 78 Brooklyn 75 Milwaukee St. Louis 59 Philadelphia ...58 Cincinnati 59 Chicago 49 Pittsburgh 46 L. 45 49 51. 65 64 66 Today's Probable Pittsburgh. Surkont 8-15 at Cincinnati.

Nuxnall 7-3, night. New York, Maglle 12-6 at Milwaukee. Conley 13-6. night. Philadelphia, Dlckson 8-15 at Chicago.

Klippstein 3-10. Carmichaels, Perry At Home In Big Ten Faifchance Defeated In First Game Of South Section Finals Trotter is scheduled lo play at Cardale today in the final game of the series in the County League's Valley section while Filbert goes lo Continental in a game which will decide the regular season champion in the Valdike section: In the Big Ten Fairchance Is slated to play at Carmichaels in (he South section and Perryopolis hosts'Fayette i i the North section. i The winner of the Trotter-car- dale fray today will advance in the playoffs to play Lemont for the Valley toga. The loser will be eliminated from the series. The regular season-championship of the Valdike section will go to the victor of the Filbert- Continental encounter, provided Brooklyn, Ersktne 16-u at st.

Louis. (j, rece ntlv uncooperative weath- -TM nighl COUNTY LEAGUE VALLFY SKCTIOM RK8ULTI Trotter, Cnrdale, ppd FINAL STANDINGS W. L. Lemont 3 1 Cardale 2 2 Trotter 2 2 Monarch I 3 OAMK TODAY" Trotter at Cardnle. VALU1KE SECTION YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ROUND ROBIN W.

Continental 2 Filbert 3 LaBelle 0 GAME TODAY Filbert at Continental. SATURDAY'S GAMES Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. New Tori: at Milwaukee. Philadelphia at Chicago. Brooklyn at St.

Louis. American League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York Detroit 2. Cleveland 2, Washington 1. Chicago Philadelphia 1. 1st.

Philadelphia 4, Chtcaso 1, 2nd. Baltimore 5, Boston 5. TEAM STANDINGS W. L. burn i Roberts Cleveland 90 i YorK 36 Chicago 83 i.and nobody fortunately was i but the gun muzzle was no you, is a far more temperamental jCoie.s creature, burning with a whoosh i i '1.

1 1 i nil: iitufcj.iv (-efp Hubbard had cited such a p-ut) more A( gst was no i on unless it is squeezed just the right'Law, given by the French as an i a gun muzzle it had split by its own pressures. 3b T. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Today's Probable Pitctien erman permits the contest to be played. The Fayette City-Perroyopolis meeting will result in one team moving ahead in the North section playoffs. Both clubs have identical records of one and one.

Fairchance is seeking its first playoff win in the South; section at CarmichaeLs today. Carmichaels leads the series with one win and no losses. The playoffs in both leagues are P7c2 being dragged out because; of in- iesajclement weather. Kain forced post- .643 i ponement of all scheduled games with the exception of the tilt which Carmichaels won, 6-4. Christy and Rumancik slammed i out two safeties apiece while team Rickey Faints At Night Game NEW ORLEANS, Aug.

27-(UP) Branch Rickey, general manager of the Pittsburgh fainted Thursday night at a baseball game between New Orleans and Atlanta but was reported "all right" today. He was rushed back to his hotel, where officials said he listened lo the rest of the ball game on his radio. Hotel officials termed his condition as "all right." Greene Titlfe To Mrs. Hoy Mrs. Blanche S.

is women's golE champion, of the Greene County Country club for 1954. In the final round of the club tourney Thursday she won over Mrs. Eleanor Sexton 7 ami 6. Both "finalists are from Waynesburg. Mrs.

Hoy is a former women's champion.and had been runner- up on two other occasions. Mrs. Sexton has been runnerup three different times. The match was played iinder adverse conditions, the course having been rainsoaked from a heavy downpour last night. There was also 'some rain during the final phases of the match today.

They finished the first nine with Mrs. Hoy four up after she had taken the first two holes, lost the next one and took No. 4. They halved No. 5 and Mrs.

Hoy won the three holes but lost the ninth. Starting on their second time around the course she won the first three holes to wind up the match on the 12lh hole. Mrs. Hoy succeeds Mrs. John Eicher of Uniontown.

who did not compete in this year's tour Cleveland. Feller 11-2 Schmliz 7-7. night. 0) Chicago, Dorish 4-3 at Philadelphia.I to set the pace lor Carmichaeis. at Washing-1 mafe Non is a our bagger Officials at Jung Hotel, where! enn Slale 1 is staying here, said Rickey vlU take to lhe a he fainted because of the heat in the Pelican Stadium.

Ninety-plus temperatures. were boosted at the stadium where a record Ladies Night crowd of 7,152 watched the third of a four- game series between New Orleans, a Pittsburgh farm club now leading the Southern Association, and second-place Atlanta. in 1954, for flights lo Illinois and Texas Christian. WANOS: 'Dusl In The Sun" 1:59. 4:26, 6:53.

9:20. STATE: "Francis Joins The 1:25. 3:30, 5:35, 7:30. 9:45. dence of good will.

peeled back like the skin Bingham said the U. S. a a a "Committee had received "manyj-r-- "letters" of appreciation for the food it left behind. I lute for a salute. i I 'lotftlS Jt J- il Of never intenoed as a SUDSU-J Grounded out tor Wsrd In 8th.

i Morgan 9-3, night i Baltimore. Kretlo 1 EiKemmerer 2-3. 0 JFricnno 5-a. night. Fisher collected the only hit 8 27 11 01 Detroit.

Zuverink 7-S at New d--Singled for Lynch in 9th. BIG TEIS LEAGUE NORTH SECT1OH RK8ULTI city. Perryopolis. ppd. STANDINGS W.

1 1 1 1 New Schedule At Monday Fish Rodeo Rules Given Moon, cf 4 jSclioendlenst. 2b 3 i rf 3 Jtblontkl, 3b Cunningham, Ib 4 (ReptllSKi. it 4 jsrtral, 4 Grammas, FS 2 A new schedule goes into cf-i AB PO A 0 0 4 1 0 1 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 Fairchance. at Boston. I Carmichaels- All Neiv--On The W-l-D-E Screen! 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 Oj 3 0 0 0 0 6 SATt-'HDAY'S GAMES Cleveland at Washington.

Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit at New York, Baltimore at Boston. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oi Thomson's On Fire Again AB Christy, cl 4 2 Rumancik, ss 4 0 Goteh, It 2 1 Norrls, 3 1 Ferek, Ib 2 0 Palcko. 2b 3 0 Messlch, rf 1 0 Helmick. 1 0 Porie, 3b 3 1 Harrison, rf 3 1 .100 TODAY 1 Farettf City at PerryopoHs.

SOUTH SECTION TT.S1ERDAVS RESULTS Carmlrhaeis 6, Fftlrchtinct 4. A STANniN'GS W. 0 i FMrrhnnre 0 1 GAME TODAY Rules for the fish rodeo to 'i feet Monday in the Y.M.C.A. phy-jheld at Gorley's lake on Saturday jsrazie, sical department as a result of the! have been announced by thejsuiey back to school move. iUniontown Exchange club, spon-j Isor of the event.

Totals 32 i 6 2 7 1 9 schedule. I a Ior ran mas i 7th. Swim Tests' Bovs Tuesday 4 1 regulations are as follows. UneA om or Beord ln 71h i 4 In 5 I. YounKsters under a sixteen e-- Flyed out Staler In 9th.

Girls. Monfla) 1 10 a either bovj or frirls IPirates 000 101 000--2 oio ooo ooo- i most dramatic home runs in 1951, p. m. Prep Boys (8 lo 10 years): 4 to 5 p. Saturday to m.

Girls (8 to 18): Wednesday 4 5 Saturday 10:15 to 11 a m. Girls Instructions: Thursday 5 to 6 p. ape either bora or frlrls. (Pirates S'otinKEters under 10 must be' Cardinals fcre Two OaSC hits: Roberts, Accompanied bv 18 Cunningham. Sacrifice 3.

EBCU commit will furnish his! se 3 or her own equipment and ball. 4. All winners nniFt hook jind Their own fish with 1 physical By UNITED PRESS Totals 27 Fairchance-- AB Hockenberry, ss 3 Fisher, if 1 Watson, 2 YaSechko. If Jacobs, 2b Bobby Thomson, the gangling 1 lb Scot who hit one of 3. AH entered In the Rodeo Pepper 4.

StrncK out by. Pepper 3, Um- rj plres: Conlrm. Gore, Gorman, Donnt- jelll. RBI's: Cunningham. Lynch 2.

jSiolen Jablonskl, Double play: BETTOKS (Cuntinued From Page 12) Beard, Grammas. Cunningham: Moon. chunk of 1 contest, when caupht, must be witnessed by a contestant. committee of. flelfil or parent, and tftkcn by the junior angler to Cadet Boys (11 to 12 yrs.) Tue5- weighing simion.

suitable fa- day to 6 p. Saturday 11 duties lor weighing a. ra. and lish laws must Schoendlensr Left on base: Pirates mes. Cardinals 8.

Hits oil: Pepper 5-7; Lav -2: Beard 6-7: 2-1; Stale? 0-1. Earned nins: Pepper 1-1; Beard 2-2. Winning pitcher: Popper be located at the Judges station. ,:26 A a 7,094. 6.

Contestants fish from shore, Another point worth noting is! I ior Bo Monda a 8. one prue to person. that in the close race that likely i Friday 5 to 6 p. m. i Time ot Rodeo, 2 p.

m. to 4 Father and Son: Saturday 5 Palnirr Favored In A a Golf Touniev in the National right down to wire, the team which eventually! wins probably will go in against a well rested Cleveland team with i i depth, since barring a major miracle it will be the In i 1 dians in the AL, GROSSE POINTE. Aug. boy ftnd slrl a i HEY, KIDS! BIG EXTRA VACATION FUN SHOW SATURDAY FIRST SHOW ONLY STARTING AT NOON EE 3 ADDED CARTOONS THREE STOOGES ----in addition to "FRANCIS JOINS THE WACS" State Swim Team: Monday. time and nil fishing stopi and Thursday 6:30 to 8:00 p.

and Saturday 4 to 5 p. m. 'sponsible for the ciesniinp: Women: Monday and Friday Sipnrticinar fishing area ai 9 p. Wednesday 8 to p. m.

Instructions, Tuesday am Friday 2:30 to 3:30 p. m. V. Sr. Men and H.

S. Boys Wednesday and Friday 7 'o i p. Thusday and Saturday 5 6 p. m. This schedule will be effective; 11.

-No fulling allowed until a 2 7 guy; who US- lake a back seat to ihc bi; be rp iboys--Arnold Palmer, Edward of theiriMeister, Robert Sweeny and Dr. close oijTed Lenczyk--were in the driv- seat today in the 36-hole appears to have his big bat readyJKiuunic. for the weekend invasion of Milwaukee by the two teams volved in historic blow--the Giants and Dodgers. Thomson's three-run homer in the ninth inning of lhe final 1951 play-off game against the Dodgers made baseball history and gave New York the National League pennant. Bobby, who suffered a broken ankle last spring, started games for the Braves for the first time as Milwaukee swept three from the Phillies to warm up for Friday night's meeting with the Giants.

Milwaukee, winner of 25 of its last 31 games, has two games with 2 3 3 0 2 DONALD O'COHNOR ADAMS'CHI WiLLS MAMIE YaDOREN inning-USD urn They're In The Ladies' Army Now! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ASH-CONDITIONED .19 4 220 030 hits--Rumancik, Totals in- Palrchauce Two base Home runs--Norris. Umpires--Dombrosky, Kurilla, Kendralla. 101--6 001--4 Pope. OUR WIPE SCREEN TEEMS WITH ITS FURY-SPECTACIE! NOW PLAYING AT YOUR LOCAL DRIVE-IN THEATERS Brooklyn Sunday. Thomson got two hits Tuesday and three on Thursday as Milwaukee edged the Phillies, 3-2, to trail the first- heaviest i i the Better Fishing semifinals of the U.

S. amateur place Giants by 6'i games and incorporated Grand Awards jgolf tournament. second-place Brooklyn by three, or scaring is'p'roritbti'c'd. ns They are the survivors from He has 11 i in 22 times at bat 15. A and problems not! a fjglrf 0 200 who started this title chase four days a until Oct.

3 NASSAU PLAY RESUMES GLEN COVE, N. Aug. 2' --(UP)--Bob Perry geles set of rules are left for i a determination by the Judges. KICHEYVILLE OUSTED Washington plays at Waynesburg this evening in the Pigeon Creek League playoffs. Washing- 6-2 score Richeyvillc Aug.

0 won es ierday by a-6-: of Los An- to tie up the series. Rid- bidding for an was eliminated, 8-1, by Cannons- triumph over Owen Williams of burg. South Africa as rain-interrupted play resumed in the Nassau Bowl tennis tournament. Williams, the top-seeded foreign player entered in this tourney, won the opening set of their quarter-final match, 6-4. But Perry came back strongly lo win the next set, 6-3, and had just broken Williams' service in the third game of the third set for a 2-1 lead when rain fell.

100 Lap Tri-State Championship STOCK CAR RACE Plus Full Card of Racing SUNDAY, AUG. 29 2:30 p.m. ISOUTH PARK SPEEDWAY! Read, Oppoiitt South Park Fairgreundi Track GOOD NUCLEUS Stale College, Pa. A -Penn State has 17 lettormen returning for i season's grid campaign. NO.

1 PASS RECEIVER Jim Garrity, Penn Slate end and co-caplain, last year led Eastern college football in pass receiving. for a .500 average. While Bobby tested his ankle and one of them'will step up left field, the Giants allowed urday to be crowned the 5 4 i Braves to pick up a half- champion of the event. I game by splitting a double-header Palmer, the 24-year-old son of with the Cubs. New York won the a Latrobe, professional, must be conceded the role of favorite for he is the only member of the quartet who has won a major title this year.

second, 2-1, after losing the first, 4-3, to snap a seven-game winning streak. Johnny Antonelli of the Giants boosted his record to 19-3 in winning the nightcap. MOONLITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE STARTS TONIGHT 2--BIG SHOWS--2 THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS Champion Basketball Team "GO MAN GO" --with-Dane Clark Goose Tattim "RETURN TO TREASURE ISLAND" In Beautiful Color Tab Hunter Dawn Adams In Flamlnc Color V'An Heflin Ruth Koman LEGION" In Technicolor -Alan Ladd Arlene COMET SI "TANGANYIKA" la Technicolor Van Heflin Roman 'YELLOW TOMAHAWK' In Blazlnr Color Rory Calhouii Peggie Castle JENNIFER JONES GREGORY PECK-JOSEPH COHEN Admlinlim M.flO. Inf. Tax FREE tt Free Parking "THE COMMAND" DRIVE-IN THEATRE CARMICIIAELS In Flnmlnc Color -Guy Madison Vfira Ralston --plus-- RANDOLPH SCOTT NOW SHOWING "CARIBOU TRAIL" 6-Wi DMINfi, SHOCKING MAMA JOHN WAYNK "BIG JIM McCLAIN" --also "SANTE FE" In Uzl nc Color -Randolph Scott Janla Curler lUh Bout dtiook Show "IHi; CAT CIIKKPS." Mttflll l.llf AI Spnok Shnw OF WAM" At No 2nd Featurt 'DRIVE A CROOKED ROAD" Mickey ROONEY and Diane FOSTER "CRIMSON PIRATE" In Technicolor -Hurt Lancaster Eva Part ok "DODGE CITY" Krrol Flynn--Ollvli 1 2 I A VERY FASCINATING SERIES ABOUT "THE RAPE OF EUHOPH" ij Titian uc TIONS a time, the Greek legend has it, a a i a maiden called Europa caught the eye of god i Wham I Jupe disguised himself as a white bull (of all things!) and carried Europa off to Crete.

Confidentially, she was a willing captive. Titian immortalized this abduction with his painting, now hanging in Boston. (Of all places!) Abductions have inspired many things! Remember that when you see MGM's shot-gun wedding musical. SEVEN BRIDES FOR MVBN BROTH IRC' In which the abductions arc set to music, Jong and dance. It's in (Cine- maScopc and Color) and all in You'll be carried away, FOR IT AT UNIONTOWN'S.