Mt. Vernon Register-News from Mt Vernon, Illinois • Page 10

10 THE REGISTER.NEWS MT. VERNON. ILLINOi. Roberts Wias Every 3nl Day For Phils Big" Giants, Brooklyn and Bucs For 3 Wins in Ono Wcok On 3-Day Work Scliedulc. Bob Folftr, Bob Lemon Pitch Cleveland into Narrow Edge Over Yonkees.

Cubs Rally To Subdue Cards 7-5 MONDAY, APRIL 27. 1953 1953 Mississippi-Ohio Valley League Schedule At Dicatir At Mattoin lOMlar By JACK HAND AP Sport! Writer The Robin Roberts three-day diet is doing wwiders for the Phil- adeJpJiia PhiUiec. No more tired, rundown feeling. No more blue Mondays, There's a new sparlile in every eye and a spring in every step since Robin went on the three-day plan. With a IM grip on Omt pUoe and long home atand agatnut the yest, the PhUa are riding high.

They can afford to relax on a nice, peaceful off day with the wife and kiddles. Today Is an open date for all the clubs. Roberts, with a 3-1 record, has had the solid help from Curt Sim- Leo Sees Willie And Maybe Weeps By Prm BROOKLYN "See that young fellow sitting in the first row iiox sents to the left of our dugout," Manager Leo Durocher of the New York GianU was saying, "If we had him on the club this year we'd win the pennant in a breeie." The young fellow turned out to be Willie Mayi, who exchanged his baseball flannels for a khaki uniform laat May and is not scheduled to rejoin the Giants until 1954. WiUie'i Fort Eustif, Army baseball team was slated to in Baltimore today and the young Negro centerfielder decided to take advantage of It by watching his former mates tackle the Brooklyn Dodgers Sunday. IMlttoofl lUY May 3, 4, 29, 30 June 25, 26 July 4-4, 5, 23, 24 Aug.

22, 23 Stnirilit Birds and Staley Hold 5 -0 Lead. Browns-White Sox Split Pair. By The ChicaRO Cubs didn't let a little thing like a 5-0 deficit or a sutlden rain them as t.hey came back to take a 7-5 decision from the St. Louis Cardinals at WriRley Field. The Bruins hit the run path In the nlxth with dnii- Wei by Preston Ward, BUI Serena and Randy pluH a walk to Hank Sauer by Rcdbird Oerald Htnle.y.

In the seventh rain interrupted things after the Cubs had two base runners and two out, but with the over they added four more of them on a home run by Serena. Ray Jablonski tried to keep St. Louis in the running with a pair of double.s and a single while Stan Mu.sial also batted out three hits, one a two-bafeger. iMt. Virnon iHannlbal IParis May II, 12, 23, 24 June 11, 12 July 1.

2 Aug. 4, 5, 12, 13 13, 14 June 1,2, 13, f4 July 19, 20 Aug. 6, 7, 18, 19 May 3, 5, 6, 30, 31 June 23, 24 July 3, 21, 22 Aug. 28, 29 YOUR May 7, 8, 25, 26 June 27, 28 July 19, 20 Aug. 6, 7, 18, 19 May J7, 18 June 3, 4, 17, 18 July 10, 11, 27, 28 Aug.

16, 17 May 19, 20 June 7, 8, 19, 20 July 6, 7, 29, 30 Aug. 24, 25 May 15, 16 June 5, 6, 15, 16 July 12, 13, 25, 28 Aug. 26, 27 May 11, 12, 23, 24 June 11, 12 July 1, 2 Aug. 4, 5, 12, 13 May 17, 18 June 3, 4, 17,18 July 10, 11,27, 28 Aug. 18, 17 Sundiyt in bold fact.

At 1 At DinvlHi I ML Virmii At HanniM At Parli May 21, 22 June 9,10, 21, 22 July 8, 9, 31 Aug. 1, 14, 15 Mty7 ,8,25 June 27, 21 July 15, 16 Aug .2 ,3. 10, 11 May 9, 10,27, 28 June 29, 30 July 17, 18 Aug. 8, fl, 20, 21 May 15,16 June 5, 6,15, 16 July 12.13, 25, Aug. 26, 27 May 13, 14 June 2, 13,14 July 15, 16 Aug.

2, 3, 10 ,11 Msy 19, 20 June 7, 8, 19, 20 July 6. 7, 29, 30 Aug. 24, 25 May 21, 22 June 9, 10, 21, 22 Julys, 9.31 Aug. 1, 14, 15 May 9,19, 27, 28 June 29, 30 July 17, 18 Aug. 8, 9, 20, 21 OPENING May 17, 18 June 3, 4, 17, 18 July 10,11,27,28.

Aug. 18, 17 May 19, 20 June 5. 6. 15, 16 July 12, 13, 25, 28 Aug. 26, 27 May 3, 4, 29, 30 June 23, 24 July 4, 5, 23, 24 Aug.

28, 29 May 9,18,27,28 June 29, 30 July 17, 18 Aug. 8, 9, 20, 21 DAY May 4, 31 June 23, 24 July 3. 4-4, 23, 24 Aug. 28, 29 May 21, 22 June 9, 10, 21, 22 July 8, 9, 31 Aug. 1, 14, 15 May 15, 16 June 7, 8, 19, 20 July 6, 7,29, 30 Aug.

24, 25 Msy 5,6, 29, 30-30 June 25, 26 July 5, 21, 22 Aug. 22, 23 TICKET May 7, 8 June 1, 2, 27, 21 July 19, 20 Aug. 6, 7, 18, 19 May 5, 6, 30, 31 June 25, 26 July 3, 4, 2t, 22 Aug. 22, 23 May 11, 12, 23, 24 June 11, 12 JuJy 1, 2 Aug. 4, 5, 12, 13 May 13, 14, 25,26 June 13, 14 July 15, 16 Aug.

10,11 NOW Illinois Trackmen Stage Great Show at Drake Relays mini Win 3 Relays, 3 Individual Events, Bag 3 Second Places and a Pair of Thirds. Georgetown Dominates Distance Events. RAMS BEAT DU QUOIN Broefciiian Twi'rft 2-H Shutout, Shields, Lon go CoiUct Six Sofetict Bob 'Lefty' Brookmon gove up single hits in the fourth and seventh inning, walked one batter and struck out four as he pitched the Mt, Vernon Rams boseboll team to a 5-0 victory over DuQuoin lost Saturdoy. It was the second triumph of the year for Coach Scott Gill's SPORTING DAZE JOII iUGUWAV jnons, Karl Drews and Jim Konstanty in pitdiing the Phils into the National League lead. But he is Mr.

Big, RoberU sUrted last week without a win. He beat New York Monday, 2-1, whiwwl Brooklyn Thursday night, 6-1, and stopped Pittsburgh Sunday In the first half of a doubleheader, 7-5. That's riRht, Two days rest and pitch every third day. Dfewa teMsed vp with Roberta to eweap the pair from Plttaborfii SwMtejri ttirowlnc te the aeeond lama tor an -1 with the help ot Willie 4mmf twrm homer. George Shuba and Carl Furillo each drove in three runs in Brooklyn 's 8-4 victory over the New Yorit Giants in the rubber game of their three-games series.

Billy Loes spaced 11 hits to top the Giants for the second time. Bill Serena 's two-run homer featured a four-run rally by the Chicago cubs in the seventh inning a 7-5 edge over the St. Louis cards. A Cincinnati at Milwaukee doubleheader was rained out. Bob Vellw MM Bob Lemon pitched Cleveland Into first place In (he American League by a margiB of tt percentage points over the Kew York Yan- keea.

Washington 's Jim Busby drove in all the runs with two homers off Allie Reynolds for a 5-4 win, snapping a ftve-game Yank winning string. Feller pitched a flve-hltter to nip Detroit, 2-1. to the Al Brazle, victim of Serena's homer, rfrew the loss which dropped the Cardinals into a fourth place tie with Milwaukee, At St. OII I Busch Stadium, Bob Klliott powered the Browns to a 1-2 flmt game victory, but the IVbite Sox recovered with a three run ninth Inning attack In the second contest for a S-0 triumph. Billy Pierce, trying for his 10th straight victory, a string he started last season, was the game loser.

Elliott contributed a triple and home run, each good for two tallies. Southpaw Dick Littlefield was the winning pitcher, but retired in the sixth after a line drive by Ferris Fain injured his pitching hand. X-rays taken later showed no bone fractures. Rookie Mike Blyzka had allowed just two hits in his duel with veteran Joe Dobson until the Sox rapped out four singles in the final inning. Dobson gave up four hits altogether.

and Lemon rode home on a nine- run eight inning for a 12-2 romp, his third win. The St. Louis Browns and Chicago White Sox two, the Browns taking the first, 7-2 as Bob Elliott batted in four nms with a triple and homer. Joe Dobson shut out the Browns, 3-0, to beat rookie Mike Blyzka in the second game. The Philadelphia A's and Boston Red Sox wore waslied out ot two games at Fenway Park.

It was Rotiorts day in Pliila- dclphia and the pitcher was given a Cadillac and other gifts. He allowed 11 hits including Ralph Kiner's second home run of the and another by pinch hitter Eddie Pellagrini, late ot Cincinnati. But Robin had a 6-1 lead and didn't have to work too hard. Native Dancer Will Have To Contend With Another Horse-And Eddie Arcaro Sy IM Pm, DES MOINES You can't beat the sun rain-drenched Drake Relays, fans will tell you and they'll add you can't beat Georgetown or Illinois either. Georgetown, running with vengeance, turned in smashing victories over its chief conqueror of last year, the University of Kansas, in the four-mile and distance relays.

Illinois' two-day effort Included vlctorlea in three university relays and three Individual events. It added three second places and a pair of thirds placing In 11 events. The Hoyas came a long way to do one Kansas. Georgetown did just that. On Friday they left Kansas 200 yards back at the finish of the four mile relay, and in the distance medley Saturday Charlie Capozzoli had a 140-yard lead on Kansas' Wes Santee at the end.

Despite a soggy track, Georgetown did the four miles in 17:20.8, a mark beaten only twice in Drake annals. The Illinois' team perfor. mnnce certainly must be listed with the greateiit seen here. Tliey came through with victories in the 480-yard shuttle hurdle, two-mile and 440-yard relays and the 120-yard high hurdles, 100-yard dash and two- mile run. Joe McNulty, a versatile hurdler-sprinter, won the high hurdles and ran on the winning shuttle hurdle and 440-yard relay teams.

He also ran a leg pn the second-place half-mile outfit. His amazing running earned him "the most outstanding" award along with Darrow Hooper, the only record breaker. Hooper of Texas A a second place finisher in the 1952 Olympics shot put, looped the ball 55 feet, 4 inches to smash a 19 year old rake mark. Elliott 24 Hits Short of 2,000 ty Aiioclated PrMt ST. LOUIS Bob Elliott, veteran St.

Louis Browns' third baseman, needs only 24 more base hits to reach the 2,000 mark. Elliott collected two hits, a triple and a home run, against the Chicago White Sox Sunday to bring his 15-year major league total to 1,976. Central Standsr dTlme AMERICAN LEAOVB Pet. Cleveland New York Chicafo St. Louis Philadelphia Boston Washington Detroit 3 I 7 6 6 4 3 2 3 4 5 5 6 8 2 11 GB .778 ,750 .636 .545 .545 .400 4 .273 .154 7Mi Michigan U.

Hits mini 6-1 and 3-2 Wolves Rack Up 3 Weekend Wins to Take Lead in Big Ten Race. Monday'a Schedule No games scheduled. Sunday'a Results Washington 5, New York 4. Oeveland 2-12, St. Louis 1-2.

Chicago 2-3, St. Louis 7-0. Tuesday'a Schedule New York at St Louis (night) 7:30 p.m. Washington at Chicago 12:30 p.m. Boston at Detroit.

Philadelphia at Cleveland (night). NATIONAL LEAOUB Pet. GB Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis LOUISVILLE. Ky.

Bring together the nation's No. 1 stakes winning Jockey and a top flight horse and you are sure to have a popular combination for Saturday's running of the $100,000 added Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. And that is just what Mrs. Gordon Culberson's Correspondent and Jockey Eddie Arcaro figure to be to the 79th running of th turf clauic. Of course there is a horse by the name of Native Dancer, who Is certato to be a strong favorite.

He has straight vkitorles In an Unbeaten career to recommend him as the public's choice but when Arcaro throws a leg over a horse to a race as rich as the derby he and his mount are sure to command respect. Arcaro, winner of four $100,000 races on the West Coast last wto- ter, has been on the front end at the finish of five Kentucky derbies. He started his string with Lawrin to 1938 and added Whirl- away in 1951, Hoop Jr. in 194S, Citation to 1948 and Hill Gail last year. No other jockey can match that noord.

Wins 1000 Mile Race in Italy BRESCIA, Italy Glannlno Marzotto of Italy, driving a Ferarri, won Italy's thousand mile auto race Sunday. Italian movie director Rotierto Rossellini, husband of actress In- grld Bergman, retired after racing more than seven hours. Pmt CHICAGO. Michigan's Wolverines waded triumphantly through three week-end games- including two with their 1953 championsiiip partner, as the Big Ten baseball season The Wolves tore Into Ohio State at Columbus Friday, then Illinois In a doubleheader at Champaign Saturday, 6-1 and 8-2. Illinois had ivon Its first game, a conquest of Michigan State Friday.

Two other teams came through the week end undefeated. Northwestern won both end of a Saturday doubleheader with Indiana 8-0 and 11-0, and Wisconsin beat Purdue twice, 5-4 and 9-5. Ohio Slate bounced back from the drubbing by the Wolverines with a double victory Saturday over Michigan State 4-1 and 2-1. Three games were rained out at Northwestern. Indiana at Wisconsin and Minnesota at the weather did a repeat for a scheduled Iowa-Minnesota doubleheader Saturday, mini At Indiana Play continues this week end for the Big Ten title held jointly last year by the Wolverines and Illinois.

In single games Friday, Northwestern is at Wisconsin, Minnesota at Michigan, Iowa at Milwaukee New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh .818 .667 .500 3V2 .500 .364 5 .333 .273 6 Monday's Schedule No games scheduled, Sunday'a Results Brooklyn 8, New York 4. Philadelphia 7-8, Pittsburgh 5-1. Chicago 7, St. Louis 5. Tuesday's Schedule Milwaukee at Nev York (nigh).

Cincinntal at Brooklyn (night). St. Louis at Philadelphia, (night). Chicago at Pittsburgh (night). Wesbury Bascom Can't Get Past Tommy Harrison Stock Car Races for King City 25 Cars Signed Up for Open ing Card Saturday Night, May 2.

The simimer stock car racing schedule for Mt. Vernon's King City Speedways gets underway this Saturday night. This year's speed programs which will be held every Saturday night are presented by the Egyptian Stock Car Assn. under the direction of William (Bill) Edmison of the King City Speedways. Edmison said the races this year will be re- atricted to "standard stock cars" and that "no custom- powered cars wlU be eligible to enter." A total of 25 drivers have already signed on the dotted line to appear for Saturday night's opening slate.

Edmison said that the track was in excellent condition for the races and that a large crowd was expected forhscxhmv7bi4 was expected for the inaugural program. Tbne Trials 7:30 Time trials will start at 7:30 o'clock. Admission will be $1 with children under 12 years admitted free. Among the top drivers scheduled to appear this weekend are Jack Eaton, Murphysboro; A. Sullivan, Vergennes; Marion Straube, Christopher; and Ray Harris, DeSoto, Mo.

Rams Pocket 2 Victories in W. F. Relays Mt. Vernon Ram trackmen got Ist-place awards in the pole vault and broad jump and a third-place finish in a relay event competing in the West Frankfort Relays last Saturday. Don Richards won the pole vault for Mt.

Vernon and Don Kelley bagged the triumph in tlie broad' jump. The Ram relay team which finished third, was composed of Albert Avant, Robert Gray, Gale Fruend and Gunnar Liepins. Rams who have tied one game and lost one. The Rams meet Salem at Vets Park next Saturday. Joe Frank Shields and Bob Langa paced Mt.

Vernon at the plate in the victory. Both Shields and Langa rapped out three hits for the Rams. We aren't starttog to hedge on the prediction that Mt. Vernon will win the 1953 pennant in the M-O-Valley still believe the 7th year is going to be the lucky a long conversation with Howard Millard of Decatur this morning wiped out any idea we might have had about the Kings winning in a romp. Mr.

Millard, who has been sports editor of the Decatur Herald-Review for more years than we can recollect assures us that the Decatur Commies are also expecttog to walk off with top honors 1953. Millard, who was president of the Illinois State League in 194748, has recently returned from Del Rio, Texas where he spent two weeks covering sprtog trato- ing activities of the DecattU' club "We had some beautiful weather to work in," confides Howard, "and the team comes north to Decatur ready for action Millard remarked that in past years he had covered spring training of Decatur teams in Kentucky, Missouri, Georgia, Alabama and he has never seen better weather conditions for a ball club than prevailed this year in Del Rio "I understand they have had just 3 inches of rain In the past five years at Del Rio," Millard said, "and I can easily believe it age, same age as Joe Schmidt of the Kings, and both piay second base And both hit about .360 last with Keokuk, Iowa, and Taylor with Chickasha, Okla. in the Sooner State League. While Decatur was apparently ready to play ball the Ktogs were still short a catcher Frank Marmino, of Jennings, had not made his ance at Vets Park Marmtoo was in touch with the Kings by telephone over the weekend- but our guess Is that he won't play ball here in 1953. Meanwhile, prexy Faulkner was in conference today with veteran receiver Nick Starasta of Royalton.

The Kings have a secondUne receiver in young Ken Eubanka, of Benton, a veritable giant of a lad, but manager Schmidt wants an "old-head" behind the plate when the Season opens. Pete Erickson, a catcher who opened the season with Denver, Colo, of the Class A Western League, was available to the Kings on the weekend but the deal fell through when Schmidt could make no assurance that Erickson would get to play regularly with Mt. Vernon Clint McCord, sensational Paris first- sacker. Is playing first for Denver year. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS NATIVE DANCER MAKES IT 11 STRAIGHT ST.

LOUIS Wesbury Bascom of East St. Louis can't get past Tommy Harrison of Los Ang eles in his effort to find the ght heavyweight comeback trail. Bascom lost his second decision to Harrison in four months at the Winter Garden here Saturday night. It was Bascom's fourth loss in five fights. Opening fast to win the first round in the 10-round fight, which was nationally televised, Bascom soon ran out of steam.

Referee Ray Palmer took the ninth round away from Harison for holding. Each of the Negroes weighed 1 The fight drew only 1,120 fans Harrison won over Bascom in Providence, R. last December, Harrison Is the sparring partner who split heavyweight Champion Rocky Marciano's nose, forcing a postponement of Marciano's title bout with Jersey Joe Walcott. Michigan State. Ohio State at Purdue and Illinois at Indiana.

In doubleheaders Saturday. Northwestern is at Wiscftnsin Iowa at Michigan. Minnesota at Michigan State, Illinois at Purdue and Ohio State at Indiana. kev lr Kentucky Derby with iZiZ point, and come, around the turn and Into the stretch for the run for home to the $100,000 added Td "'T Vanderblt oo.t made Us and sailed home to wta hIs.Uth consecutive race. Left to right at this uotot rrodueU wUek kava beea Imitated but aot aqnalled to bMHily aad aaniea.

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Nor doee this casual dcUgn tend to ahowidiTt TheproUtm maintenance Is mtoiniscd. SchiiHi TiliNf Co. 814 Nertft Ifwsfi 8t. MIS Al Besselink Wins Tourney Of Champions LAS VEGAS, Nev. Happy- go-lucky Al Besselink Is the first champion of the Tournament of Champions.

He picked up 10,000 silver dollars, delivered by wheelbarrow, by shooting an eight-under-par 280 to whip Chandler HaAer by one stroke Sunday In the $35,000 event. Until Sunday Besselink, 29, had won only $1,545.83 in 14 touma- ments this year. With a disposition which earned him the title "the Dizzy Dean of golf," he did even better at the bank by being confident in himself. He bet $500 on his chances, at 25-1, and was a factor every minute of the four days ot play over the 7102-yard, uar Desert Inn Country Club layout. Lloyd Mangrum and Johnny Palmer, with last rounds of 69 and 72, moved up to tie Cary Middlecoff and Lew Worsham in third place with 284's.

Tommy Bolt at 286, made the seventh fierce, cnicago. Sain, player in the field of 20 to break I New York and Shantz, Philadel- par 288. phia, 13. AuMiitetf Pmt NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING Wryostek, Philadelphia, Ryan, Philadelphia, .390. RUNS Ryan, Philadelphia, 13; Jilliam, Snider and Robinson, Brooklyn, 12.

RUNS BATTED Brooklyn, 18; Mathews, Milwaukee 16. HITS Wyrostek, Philadelphia, Hamner, Philadelphia, and Schoendienst, St. Louis, 5. Milwaukee and O'Connell, Pittsburgh, 2. HOME Milwaukee, Campannella, Brook lyn and Ennis, Philadelphia, 4.

STOLEN BASES Gilliam Brooklyn, Bruton, Milwaukee, 4. PITCHING Simmons, Phil adelphia, 3-0; Erskine, Brooklyn, Surkont, Milwaukee and Drews, Philadelphia, 2-0. STRIKEOUTS Simmons, Philadelphia, 17; Rotoerts, PhUa- delphia, 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING Woodling, New York. Philley, Philadelphia, .426.

New York, 11; Minoso, Chicago, and Zernial, Philadelphia, 10. RUNS Detroit, 11; Rosen, Cleveland, Woodling, New York and Elliott, St. Louis, 10. HITS Kuenn, Detroit and Philley. Philadelphia.

20. DOUBLES Kell, Boston and Terwilliger, Washington, 6. TRIPLES Philley. Philadelphia. Wertz, St.

Louis and Jensen, Washington, 2. HOME RUNS Gernert, Boston, Zernial, Philadelphia, 3. STOLEN Chicago. Joost, Philadelphia and Groth. St.

Louis, 2. PITCHING Lemon, Cleveland and Kellner, 3-0. STRIKEOUTS Trucks, St. Louis, 14; Pierce, Chicago, Sain, The Decatur Commies are again operated by Arturo C. Gonzales, an American-born Mexican attorney of Del Rio Gonzales also owns the Paris, Texas club of Big State League Gonzales also has ball parks at three other Texas cities and owns radio station XERF, of Del Rio a station described as the most powerful the western hemisphere.

Millard was in Mt. Vernon today getting a line on the Kings' prospects "I had heard that Mt. Vernon was going to start with an experienced club and we rather looked for the Kings to give us a tough battle for the pennant," Howard said. Manager" Joe Schmidt and president Ray Faulkner of the Kings dropped into the office while we were talking with Millard Before Howard left, we believe the three of us had him almost convinced that Mt. Vernon and not Decatur had the inside track.

The Commies will feature several players in their lineup already familiar to Mt. Vernon fans Pitchers returning are Lou Saum, Paul Begovac, Larry Lovelace. Freddy Rodriguez. Lou Herrera and Juan Garcia Decatur, at present, has seven Cuban pitchers on its roster. Andy Smith will be back to catch.

Marty Martinez is at first base. Gus Chenard at shortstop, and Manuel Valdez at third In the outfield are Jim Freeman and Andy Delefeuente. Decatur manager is second baseman Ray Taylor Taylor, incidentally is 36 years of Art Bragg Is Sensation of Penn Relays AuMlaled ftnt PHILADELPHIA. There's no special award for the outstanding individual performance in the Penn Relays, but if there was the 1953 pick would be a cinch. It would have to be Art Bragg.

Bragg is the hunk of greased lightning from Morgan State who has been America's standout i sprinter for the last few years. Bragg ran thre championship races Saturday in the space of 80 minutes and won them all. First he anchored Morgan State to victory in the 440-yard relay, won in 41.7 seconds. Then he came back to run a tremendous final leg in the 880-yard relay, giving Morgan State the title in 1:26.3. The Negro comet climaxed his day's performance by winning the 100 meter dash in 9.7 seconds running against a gusty wind.

By AsiMlMcil Pms Busby drove in all five Washington runs on a pair of homers as the Senators beat the Yankees 5-4. He also collected a double and a single in his five trips to the plate. Dobson, Chicago White Sox, hurled a four- hit shut-out against the St. Louis Browns as Chicago won the second game of a double header, 3-0. YOU'VE SEEN THE NOW BUY THE BEST.

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