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THE STAR. OKJO. FRIO AY, APRII. 14. 1J44 PAGE TEN Dodgers Show Fans Why They Official Ohio State League Schedule Widdoes To Fill Paul Brown's Coaching Job at Ohio State.

Are "Dem Bums;" Bear Phillies' By The Associated Press NEW YORK, April 14 AjjiobI I1 the uncertainties surrounding wartime baseball, the fan can cling to the one tried-and-true formula the Dodger always are the Dodjers. Take lor example the typical Dodgers doing of yesterday's Red Cross benefit at EbbeU Field, in which Brooklyn triumphed over the Phillies, 13 to 11. To start, ex-Dodger Fred ritrsimmons held hii old team for the first two Inning in hia first mound task since he became manager of the Phillies, That feat at WISaLiawa At BertaarleM At Maria At Llaaa At ar At EaBeailll ar sirl.ia.ll ir tar a. War I. iV sa Minni rroww mi I nA ar so.

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IS'. 14. IS, IS 1 4 Saadara SaaSara SaaSara Saaeaya Saadaya Saadaya AT HOME ailn lar Meaiarlal Day Oaaala l)r Sl-asarlal lar Oaaala Oar M'aianal Uar July 4 l.afcvr Day Jalr l.aaar Day Jaly 4 1-akar Day must have eased the divided loy altjes of Hilda (the bellringer) Chester, No. 1 DodgT fan and employe at FiK'a bowling alleys. In the fifth Bill Hart and Stretch SchulU tried to occupy third baae at the same time, with the result that they both were Olmo redeemed himself in the eighth when he belted a triple with two on base to tie the score and then stoic home with the deciding run.

And, as an extra feature, Augie Galun, a switch hitter for more than 10 years, batted left handed against southpaw Wilbur Reeser In the fourth and Clouted a home run. Other developments yesterday: St tools: Cards and Browns resume city series with Max Lanier snd Bud Byerly pitching for Red Birds and Jack Kramer run down for douDie piay Dixie Walker, an uncomforable third baseman, rushed In for a pop fly in the sixth then pulled up and let it fall for a hit. And In tie ame Inning, with two on base. Louis Olmo made a brilliant catch of a fly and then stood hold-; ing the ball, evidently thinking it th third out. while twi Tlx Aeatatea rme Station a Job which might COLUMBUS.

April 14 Car- even turn out to be head coach of roll W.ddoes, last of the "Mas- Great Lakes' always powerful silion greats" cn Ohio State uni- grid team. versity football staff, today was Brown's naval commission cairve named to serve as head coach in through Wednesday night and fee tne absence of Paul Brown in the is to leave hers) Sunday. He service. mediately was Lnked with the The announcement was made Great Lakes coachaig Job because by Athletic Director L. W.

St. Li. Paul D. (Tony) Hinkle. woo John day after Brown, who handled that task the last two brought Widdoes here with him seasons, has been named athletic from Mastllon high school three officer at the station, years ago, reported he would leave; Over 1M4 Pkuue Sunday to join the Navy a Bfwn found how.

lieutenant (jg) at Great Lakes. 'ever to offer the prediction that perfected the f.eet backfieids that fc balanced thaa featured Brown teams, one of ar which won tht make the 4-Fs with. tfS SuSsd Prs poO very precarious who br ath-51111 Brown who csutw to Ohw le'SrdmM- absentia," was given the right to nd Produced a national pick the man to head the staff champion in i his second year of whi'e away college footbalL "If they don't w'iddoes was born in Manila.1 competition ought PhUipplne Islands, the son of mis-. much more even, sionary parents, and was grsduat-l wlth1. ravaI ed from Otterbein college at Wes- sUJ wUl have whatever advantage terville, O.

He is married and there is but it won't be nearly as has three children. as last year." Lieutenant Brown, Ohio State! Brown was one of those college university's 3S-year -old head coaches who had to build a team fooSall coach, Is only 48 hours last year from 17-year-olds and away from trip to Chicago and 4-Fs and then sit and suffer as duty at Great Lakes Naval Train- they tr.ed to keep even with such i power-laden outfits as Great vital Lakes, Purdue and Michigan. Yale Alan ford Wins The Buck mentor also predicted New Swimming Laurel VhebCr.Peri0d Tka A.wia ireea i I don't remember much about NEW HAVEN. April 14 the so-called Soaring twenties," Yale's Alan Ford had a new he said, "but I believe that after gem today in the crown he holds this war we'll see a great resurg-as king of the sprint swimmers ing of competitive sports. The the world's 100-meter freestyle boys overseas are starved for record.

sports." The Balboa Bullet," who be- 0 Coach In Absentia gan swimming at his home in the, Panama Canal zone almost as aifn SLjZPl soon as he could walk, was State head coach "in clocked at 55.8 seconds for Pa'n thatt distance in a test against time plans no additions to the terday at the Vale pool. The old coaching siaff for the duration of record of 56.4 seconds was set war. He also had little to say starting for Browns. Chicago; Orval Grove and Hank Came Dates July 12-13 Holldaya Sundays Wyse opposing pitchers today a Phillies scampered home. TRIBE AND REDS IN DAYTON TODAY turn visit, games between th two nines having been scheduled for May 4 and 5 on the Lima diamond.

The league schedule announced recently reveals that the Marlon team, managed by Grover Hartley, will travel to Zanesville for a three-game series, May 8, 7 and 8. The locals return to the local diamond May 9 for three contests with Middletown. Arrangements are under way for acquisition of a lighting plant for Lincoln park, which has been without lights for several seasons. Doublehead-ers have bsn confined to Sundays and holidays on the regular schedule but it may be necessary to stage twin bills during the week, the event of postponed games. July 12 and 13 have been left open for the pro-posed league all-Star game.

Each of the six Ohio State teams Marion, Middletown, Lima, Zanesville, Springfield and Newark have tentative regular season schedules of 130 gsmes. Each club will make four tours of the circuit during the season and will face each of the other five nines 28 times 13 on its home field and 13 away. It is expected that most games will be played at night FOR the first four days of the baseball season, the only team Marion's entry in the revitalized Ohio State league will have to worry about will be Lima, president of which is Joe Donnelly, also head of the league. The Lima club comes to Marlon for the season inaugural Tuesday, May 2, and stays over for a contest May 3. Both games will be played at Lincoln park.

Marion will promptly pay a re Br Ta. AaaaHat.4 lr" DAYTON, April 14 The Tii Cleveland Indians and the city series moves to ininiiw; park for fourth game. Thornton Lee yield! only three hits in five innings for Sox yesterday as American leaguers won 2-0 in 10 innings. New York Yankees: Spud Chandler, joining team until called for miiitnry service, tuned up his arm ir. batting practice and soon will be ready to take regular turn.

Pittsburgh Pirates: Virgil (Spud)- Davis, veteran coach, given new contract restoring him to active catching duty. New York Giants: Hard hlttlnsf, Including homer by Hugh Luby, marie them look better in first Cincinnati Reds move in here today for the third installment of a fjve-game exhibition series. Up to now, the Reds have yet to Inste defeat in the Ersstr, grapefruit league, winning all four of their nre-senson contests. The Panther Turns in Mat Victory Over LaCrosse BOWLING RESULTS Pearl Snyder of Ladies All-Star League, Tops Single Records in Wednesday Night Bowling with a 234. Indians, on the other hand, have won but one contest in six.

MERMAIDS BEGIN COMPETITION TODAY By The Aeaerlatee Preaa OAKLAND, April 14 With the pick of Americs's mermaids competing, the three-day national A.A.U. senior women's swimming and diving championships open today in the Athens Yesterday the two teams went The Black, Panther was victorious over Gil LaCrosse in wrestling match last night at the: Armory. LaCrosse toon the first; fall In IS minutes with an armj lock, but the Panther took the next two falls to win. He first; game at Polo Grounds lhan they did a year ago, despite licking by at each other in Richmond, with the Cincinnati boys explod 195 game and 427 three-game total to top the six-team Uni ing in the seventh and eightn in-nines to win 8 to 4. Yanks, 11-4.

Boston: Braves and Red Sox play first of thrce-giime scries at Braves' field with Al Javery op versal Cooler Ladies circuit at the Palace. here in February, 1838, by Peter 'T, r- wind Bucky Wallers, whose advance Drougnt Laurocse down witn a head lock, applied in eight minutes, and pinned LaCrosse again in three minutes by reversina an eventually might up as Great Dnl ton's 174, B. Klotz's 179 and Fick of New York. posing Emmet O'Neill on the club pool. M.

Peacock's 171 were other high mound. Bob Coleman makes his notices this year an nave Deen in the "rave" category, started for the winners and was touched for Lakes coach. "I'm Just going up there to do what they tell me," he said. He The trials start at 1:30 P. m.

and, arm lock and shoulder pin applied WINS ROLLER DERBY Br Tka Aaaoelatrd Frree home debut as manager of Braves. games in the Ladies AU-Star league. Other Osgood bowlers to 10 hits and all the Cleveland runs the finals at 7:45 p. m. by his adversary.

Tonight's events will feature the The first of two 45-minute semi-100-yard free style race, one-'finals ended in a draw between blast 200 or above were Augen Pearl Snyder, who can always be found at or near the top when the weekly individual results in the city's feminine leagues are tabulated, was especially on the kegllng besm at the Marian Recreation Center Wednesday night when she cracked out a. 234 to lead the Ladies All-Star loop. Series glory, however, went to Lillle Dalton, who had 916 count, featured by a 198 single game. In the Osgood league at the Palace Recreation, L. Myers had best series, 585, and the 209 of Miller copped top honors in the single game department.

Jean Cox had a In six innings of work. Joe Bcsks CLEVELAND, April 14 Betty, has a worry on that score, how-Jane Philbln of Cincinnati won 'ever Great Lakes is scheduled to the intermediate girls' one-sixth play Ohio State here next Oct. 25. stein 201, Roush two 201's, Clay- EXHIBITION GAMES YESTHHIl.tV'a SCORES At nirtimmrit, Ind. Cincinnati (S) meter spring board diving and ean Maione and Joe Maiche.

Ma succeeded him and allowed om one hit. Bill McKechnle. Cincinnati pool 203, McGurie 202, and Myers 200 and 201. lone won the first fall In 20 min mile cnampionsnip as me annual 300-yard individual medley. Marie Corridon, 14-year-old New Yorker Ohio roller skating tournament; CUveland (A) 4.

manaser. gave indication last Standings in the Ladles AU-Star, and Osgood leagues along At Chlcaso Chicago (A) Chi- Coral, the marine creature whose skeleton makes the atolls, begins life as an egg and in youth is a free swimmer. ca (N) 0 (10 Innlnga). opened last night at the rollercade. Six championships were taken by Cleveland speedsters.

At Rt. t.milii St. Louis (N) S. with individual three-game-series totals in all three Wednesday utes with a toe hold and ankle twist. Maiche took a fall in eight minutes with a drop kick and body press.

Dutch Schultz was the victor In the second semi-final by virtue of one fall. After 22 minutes, he Bt. Louis (A) 4. night loops follow: At New York Ksw Tor A) 11. and titlist of the 100-yard Metropolitan free style in 1:03.8, and San Francisco's 18-year-old Ann Curtis ars th etop favorites in the sprint event Anna K.

Ross, 20, Brooklyn, is defending champion in the one and three meter diving, while New Tork (N) 4. OSGOOD LEAG1 19 LAIHKS ALL-STAR I EAGIE At Brnnklyn Brooklyn (N) II, night he was taking the exhibition games as seriously as regulation league affairs when he nominated Elmer Riddle as his choice to go the entire distance today. i All players yesterday revealed they thought the 1944 ball was much livelier than the "balata ball" which was used last summer. This year's version has a rubber center. W.

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