The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 6

PAGE SIX (ARK.) COURIER NEWS WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1953 Sluggers Flex Games Oklahoma Hay Leave Biq Reports Say Sooncrs May Go Independent; Turned by SWC Ky The Ass.uiiiU-.J Tress Riunors were flyinu at i yeslerd.iy ilia I. (if Oklahoma propurinu 'o pull out of Seven Cunfcrc'TKv to bocoine independent or. pnssible. cormocl wuh (ho Houlh-- The Woi'Kl-Honihl rrpuri-i foolers (o Hiii to tmtke football hold CVT--H if tiie slior.ld wiih- from ULC conUMCiH f. Al nihlutU' dirrcinr lliid; docliu rd the is! The bkuiird thr: aluiudo on Seven rule recruit" iiiont of inbkMcs.

Wilkinson answered thai lift 1 di.s- ovfr rules boitif-r overdrawn, adding: "Oklahonm wsini.s lo do IUH trying to forcr; unychinK on anybody. con tide nl Ihe chffercn- cf opinioi) be worked oul Four-Baggers Plentiful As Brooks Rip Cards 14-8 Ity JOE llKICin.KK. AT SimrU Writer Warning to ail niiijor league pitchers: Storm siKiuls abend! Take cover! WuU'h out for an showr! TJKI Rafters are knocking down the fences It's raining homo runs I The hmlers not rni inkling of c-d him on ihf to New York Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati St. Loui.s Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh u-Mtiuu pet on 5 .702 .714 1 It! IS (i 10 14 10 11 14 9 13 9 2 '21 .583 3J .440 7 7" .391 8 ic AN 1, J'cl Gil 8 Mrclinj This The cuiitioveisy ttaitil a. 10 the spring merUny of Big Seven faculty represent ulives Norman this woek onU in lion with the conference cur- nival.

The World-HtTiUU wont on to sny it believed Oklahoma would quil the conference if it run bo assured its football schedule remain intoet. The 1952 Sooner (i 11 1 ir inch)ties six panics with conlcrc-nce schools. A Seven boyeoti would cripple Oklahoma sports schedules unless the cuuld join the Southwest Conference. Turned Down by SWC Meanwhile, at, Foil Worth, Dr. Vonion SchAihardl, the University of Texas faculty represent ii(ive, told the Star-Telegram Oklahoma had beoo sponsored at the recent Soutlwcet Conference meeting nnd had been turned down by the conference members.

Dr. Schuhardt claimed tha "Eoon- cvs nre so coy about that won't admit it nnri (hoy won't make direct bid, but Ihey have let Jol of the ritfhi people know they can be easih He another official of a South west Conference school 1m revealed Oklahoma telephoned the information that it was nnd that it would be willing: to let the conference supervise its athletics until such time as the Soon- nntiht become lull-f lodged members. ui inkling tlunu-S vi'Mc relay isorm aL I UI IK (i of iheir olJVi'JUfES v.vre liiirnuiiTeiJ for homr- rnus as the Hi'ooULyn Dotij i won a 11 lu lhc Hi, i UinlmnK til) I) 1I He W-. di- J. md for lhc KI.HI MUMH! Inl onf of the it 1 for thf Ciii'ds nnd Larry Mi'itjins hit one, Hy midnight, if; i homors had rjippod in Duties, tin I KVSI outpui of Ihe younj-j season.

Hirivjtofoie, ihu ninjoi 1 liitlil pilrhinL- duels accent on shmmns loiv-hil H.INK-IS Iinll.ui^ Hume runs by Kay Boone. LftjTV Doby nnd MiU-hcll mivf Indians 10-ti victory Washington EJoston St. Louis Chicago New York Slan i ml youcl it-lirf by Philndelphia Ltui Kr Kfti'Jj' Wj'itn lo; Detroit pi i i his victory. A trio of hHpert the SOIJTIIKHN Now Yin It Clianls Oi'feal the Cin- Mobile OrltjiEins IH 14 fl 14 in 12 13 13 II 12 0 13 5 18 2 .583 3 .480 5 .480 5ta .418 5' .409 7 .217 II fitmatl Ibl'iJ' oJlu-Haj inaikin over I horn (i li man ojj bust- 7-4. and tin- Hobby id lioincr with a and foHov, e.tl wilh ASSOCIATION Won Lost It double to nccoinU for Nashville in.

Bob KUintt until unit' Hock 13 20 13 14 II 0 ooklyn 1-1 Si. Loin's over tlip Now York Ysi nkoew. Thy Cifjvf In nil's foiircJt in row ovcr tin. 1 world climnplons, mubted ihr Tube lo retiiin their 1 1 Atnoriciiii f.e;i^uu lead ovoi 1 Wnsh- Sievt; OroijU'h irtfistrrcd hi.s sro- onil straight humph over the Yniiks niitl his third of Hie RPHSOII I wiiliout a detent, He did not cape 'howeycr, A i run homer by Gil McDoutfnld fue runs illn il tj homered for the Memphis Giants, Minnie th whipped Die Hoslon Itrd Sox. 5-0.

r-Jew York 7 Cniclnnati 'Minoso hUisUMl a -Hfi-foot homer 6 Chicago 0 Hfidod a Mnslc lo cirivp 3 1 in four i nir-' and muke it easy for 5 Billy Pierce. Atneric-iin League l-Jddie hit his Cleveland 10 New York ti hfune run to lead the Mu.sUm 4 Detroit 3 lo fi verdict over .51 .50: .511 Mosley Cuts WashingtonTrip Short, Returns to BHS Duties PATTY'S PUTTER Pally Berg proudly holds her new hammerhead putter which she claims the deciding fuctoi in winning tho S3000 1 Open (Jolf Tournament at Richmond. with a 54- of '21Q. Kron) Die of that KOL Sale Minneapolis miss must figuie she needs is puttei to (NKA) E'iUsburfih I'irates. Curl Simmons, imlv month out of Ihe pitched the Phi la- delphia Phils lo a B-0 victory over Ihe Chicago Cirbs.

Siniuions fiinnecl 12 SncUidinu the lust four lo face htm, Uobhv Shatitx pitched nnd bnltcd the 1'hitndelpJua Lo a 5-1 win over iho St. I.ouis llrowns. '1'hc little Icdtiniuler throw five'hitter (r)r liis flUli tfitimpli Diul highlighted tu'o scoring' innings with double nnd triple. Wii.shiriKLaii won its ninth game In its last 10 starts, as Connie Maricro Imrled five-nil 4-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers. ti (night) Ihe ft SI.

Louis (night) Chicago 5 Hoslon 0 might) Southern Association Birmingham 4, Mobile 3 Nashville Memphis 'i Only panics scheduled TODAY'S GAMK3 Niilioniil l.eafjuc St. Loui.s at Brooklyn IMt-tsUurgh at iioston (niglui Cmc-imiat! at New York (nighl) Chicago at Philadclplila (night) Boston nt Chicago Pliilndelphln at St. Louis (night) Washington nt Detroit New York nt Cleveland (night) Stanky Sticks to Earlier Prediction on Cardinals toy JACK BnoOKLYN In tlie deep, ullenl sloom nt Ihe St. Louis Cardinal clubhouse, Eddie Stanky Muck grimly (o hi.s pre-seasod prediction. "Ttie Ginnt.s, Dodycrfi, Phils and Cardinals will decide Ihe National Hunt I if rn Association Nigiit Games Memphis at Nashville Little Rock al Chattanooga Birmingham nt Mobile Atlanta New Orleans Missouri Hears Big 7 Baseball Title League penimnL" Not even a M-fl pn.stuiK by could the fiuiiit cunfidcnce of Ihile "Muysy," coining hack "home" to £bheUs' KieW for Ihe first time us on enemy manager.

Earlier in the afternoon he held court on the Cardinal bench, iiiK" 'lie base bull wrilors ntul columnists who knew him best as a player wilh Ihe Dodgers. Then Inter with the Bruve.s nnd Ghmt.s. "Hy. Branch." he xnkl lo ItiUv comt'r who was onti-IJrnnoh Rickci' in the dny.s when B.H. nnd Stanky wore together at Brooklyn.

Returning to Brooklyn a nian- nRer must huvc aroused frons tiurrenfs of scntiiticnt In the Uery hitle sXipper. It was here that his "iutnnjfiijles" fir.si wore rccoK- ni7cd. Here that Rickey planted lhc Kuccls thut uvro to rrsxilt In a manage rial curoiT Tor Slanfcy. I'UvlitiiK Hcttor "WJiat do you know now bo lit. Plowboys Top Mead'sl5-10 In BWL Game COLUMBIA.

Mo. Of: -The University of Missouri nrcds nnly one i more viciory to clinch thr His Sei baypbnU iMc. I Tho Missourians, who have won 11 victories in 12 leap.ue play their linn! yoiirs against second-! vour cl thrtl you didn't, know in place Kansas nest," Monday rvnd i KU idn? n.skcd. Tuesday. "My pHchhif- hns bren bolter." The Big Seven winner will meet'he said.

1 Reniemuer. this wnsj befit. Lotils Univt-mty, the Missouri i ore "Belter than I Valley Conference rhampion. in a dared hope. Stnloy and Chambers.

for the district National Boyrr nm! Prosko. Sc-hmidt am! i CoJleiriate Athletic titlo. i All of thoui be it IT than Ija man will. "Maybe fo Missouri boat Nebraska 8-5 Tues-; hopi-d. tixluy.

Mayhe tor two weeks. Mayb day wirh Dick "Anil I know this clnh will hiL for fu'c itionllus. Mu.stnl ID my first 16. Kansas also wuti. It's yot lo Inl biHior than it ha.s.

1 giiij Kansas. State, 1C-17. WhiU nboul Stan Was he As fivft mc)ll i wouW Kansas haa an 8-2 loneuc goinp fo tny on fust base? ICnulinnls through and i.s my lifsi Cagey Edtlie, us cautious Sixty One Implement Company's Plow boys came np with 10 runs aftor two were out in thn fourth innirig yesterday afternoon to de- Mend's Clothiers at 11 Park. TM'O sfraiKhl- out Held errors set the stage for Hie Plowboys' comeback- Thny wore (raiting 7-5 at the limp. But when the smoke had rh'ured, 10 runs had crossed the plate.

In the fifth Inning, the Cloth scored three runs btil could go no further us Ihe Plow boys woi first game of (he season. Herb Childs wns the losing pilch er and MuLlins was the winner. TliLs afternoon. Sulli van-Nelson WFV.S sdiecuiled to piny Coach Jimm. Fishers team.

tk-njaniin Disraeli, one of the 1 lost famous English ho ro.se from to tlie poi-t i prime minister, ni.io was an au- of distinction. He was creaicd of Flea on Afield for hij threat ontribution in biiilding up a mfiirc. Chicks Lose Again to Vols Biscan Is Handed Third Setback 6-2 By The Associated Tress Something about Ihose luckless Memphis Chickasaws Inspires even (Me weakest of opposing batters. Nashville second Uiisemnn Hob Boring, bnttiiifr a miserable ,135, erupted for two doubles and pair of pcrtect evening to lend Hie Vols to a C-2 victory hand the Chicks Iheir fourth straight setback and ihelr 21th 31 Frank. Biscan, the old lefthander who copped 1G decisions al Mem phis last year, was the victim the Boi'ding-led assault and ab soiiK'd his third loss.

He hn.s wor only one. Biff Al Wortliinston flip live-hittvr for the Vols foi his second success ugninst one de feai. In the Southern Association's on ly other contest, the Huminghan Barons edged league-leading Mo bile, 4-3. and posted their fourtl sir-night triumph. The other fou clubs were idle.

'Chicks' Coach Jack Home After 2-Week Absence Boston nnd Bootip, Cleveland. 4. STOLEN BASES AvJIa. Cleveand nnd Rixxuto, New York, S. PITCHING Henry, Boston.

-1-0, Cleveland and Marero, Washington, 3-0, 1.000. Porkers' Frosh Trackmen Win FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. versity of Arkansas Freshmen sal vnyeri a dual track meet with th Oklahoma A. fc M.

Aggies. GG-56 yesterday, as the droppe lopsided 27-49, decision. A total of 10 In th i varMty division and four in the Sppculntion regarding Coach Rusell status at BlytheviJle School appeared at an end odtiv. Coach Mosley Is back on the ms campus. Two weeks ago, Coach Mobley was 'canted a request for a six weeks cave of flbsence to go lo Washing- oti to take special government rninlng.

However he returned to Blythe last Thursday and resumed his Uities as athletic director nt the nigh school Monday. When a.sked if he wax back to it ay, Mosley's only comment was, 'I think so." Just what kind of special train- EUR Coach Mosley was taking in Washington wns not revealed Superintendent of Schools W. 13 Nicholson or the school hoard. Mr Nicholson said (hat the covcrnnieai reciuested secrecy regarding the 1 matter. Coach Mosley left for Washington amid reports of his resignation.

However, the school board insisted he had not tendered his resignation rmd lather, Mosley, told the Courier News that his son bad already signed his 1952 contract. Cards, Reds Swap Players Westlake and Kaxak For Stallcup, Sisler CINCINNATI Cincinnati Reds and the St. Cardinati I frosh established. Two Freshmen fought a close battle most of the warm, windless afternoon, wilh Arkansas gaining the winning edge when the Aggios defaulted In the two relay events, Aggie Miler Fredrtk Eckhoff finished 40 yards in front of scconcj- phice Rick Heber of Arkansas in what had been expected, to be close battle. Vlrpil Stallcup Willjr WestUke may have solved a couple of their most pressing problems with a four-player swap.

Gahe Paul, Cincinnati general manager, announced last night the Heds were sending outfielder Dick Sisler and shortstop Virgil Stallcup to the Cards in a straight nx- change for outfielder Wally Westlake and infielder Eddie Kazat. Travelers Buy Paul Mauldin LITTLE ROCK -Paul Mauldin, veteran Southern Association outrietder, has been purchased by the Little Rock Travelers from Coolrario Springs thi Clau A Western League. Good for all cars, Commercial League Seeks Sixth Entry ihc through and past the World Series, Stanley might hcen exnKjrcrntingr. lie the rest of the season. Major League Leaders By The Associated Presn BATTING Robinson, Brooklyn "iBJ; Lowrey, St, Louia, Coop Boston, .360.

RUNS Adams, Cincinnati, 20 Lock man. New 17. RUNS BAITED IN Saner licago, 27; Kluszewski, Cincinnal Thompson. New York, 19. HITS Klnszcwaki, Cincinnal Li, Philadelphia and Mcrsqi yi.

DOUBLES Musial. St. I.ouis Mnrson, Pittsburgh, Schocr dienst nnd D. Rice, St. t.o\iis, 7 TRTPIjES Adock, Cincinnati nnd Thomson.

New York, 4. HOME RUNS Malhews, Boston and Pafko, Brooklyn, T. STOLEN BASES Jethroe, Boston nnd Reese, Brooklyn, 4. PITCHING Maglie, New York, 5-0. 1.000; Loc.s nnd Hoe, Brooklyn, Henrti.

Jnnsen nnd Wilhehn, New York, 3-0, 1.000. American I.esguc, BATTING Hizzuto, New York, Mitchell, Cleveland, Boone. Cleveland, .341. RUNS DIMnggio, Boston, 20; Rosen, Cleveland, 19; Piersall, Boston. 18.

RUNS BAITED TN Rosen. Cleveland. 20; Boone, Cleveland, ID; Dropo, Uoston and Vernon Washington, 16. HITS Simpson, Cleveland and RL7.7.uto, New York. 37.

UOUBLES I.epcio. Boston. Picrsnll, Boston, Robinson, Chtca- go. Pi iddv nncl Kcll, Detroit, 7 TRIPLES Simpson. Cleveland and Delsincr.

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