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irgmia omen 4 I amp i on ship Onondaaa Ace Upsets Favored Hilda Swanson Scores 4 and 3 Victory at Yacht Club Mrs. Virginia Auld Watson of Onondaga scored one of the major upsets in the history of the Syracuse Women's District Golf association' when she defeated Miss Hilda Swanson of Drumlins, .4 and 3, in yesterday's final of the annual championship tournament at the Syracuse Yacht club course. Swanson Was Medalist Hilda won the title a year ago and took medalist honors Friday's qualifying round for the title event but her wood.shots were off yesterday while her opponent played consistently good golf all the way to close out. the match on the 15th green. Both finalists arc expected to compete in the women's state championship tournament nt the wood country club in Tuckahoe July 21 thru 26.

Mrs. Chester E. Fisher won the first flight consolation by defeating Mrs. A. A.

Muench, 4 and 3, at the South Bay links yesterday morning. -Mrs. A. J. Spire defeated Mrs.

Wright, 4 and 3, (or the second flight title and Mrs. Charles Gug- Jno won from Mrs. A Barrett, 1 up, In the second consolation. Mrs. Bernard Dwyer shot an 83 with an 18 handicap for a net 74 while, winning the women's flag tournament at Drumlln's yesterday.

Other winners In Class Mrs. H. Roland Hunt, Mrs. 'Roy Corey, Mrs. Harold Besancon, Mrs, Wm.Schoon- rnaker.

and Mrs. Mid O'Hare, Mrs. Wm. Prescott won in Class followed by: Mrs. Glen Bothwcll, Mrs.

Halph Belcstra.and Mrs, W. G. Nutter, Shaughnessy and Mrs. C. Dlllc-nback finished first and second' in Class Flng tournaments, driving contests, holes-in-onc matches and a scoro of other holiday events are slated for today at the various golf clubn in the Syracuse Oscar D.

Guilfoil and Dan Biasone scored 78's to share medalist honors in the member flight tournament which will take place at the Syracuse Yacht club course today. Opponents will pick their own starting times. The pairings: Flhtht--O. D. OulUoyle vs.

Don Johnson, Bruce- Ariz vs. Art Stone. Dnn Blasonc vs. Dave Nordltnc. Dan Thornton Three Americans Hold Slim Hopes In British Open NEW WOMEN'S Dexter Watson (the former Virginia Auld) of Onondaga captured the women's district golf titlt with a i and 3 victory over Hilda Swanson yesterday morning.

Athletics Take Third' ri Spot, Beating Bosox, 8-4 BOSTON. Marchildon. pitched the Philadelphia Athletics into third place over the Boston Red Sox yesterday with a seven-hit, 8 to 4 victory against the American league champions before a 16,969 crowd. Cubs Hand Cards 4 to 2 Shellacking CHICAGO. 1 )--Hank rnwy Marchildon Is Victor The victory kept the surprising Athletics a half-game behind the Detroit Tigers, who gained undisputed possession of second place by defeating Cleveland.

The i dropped the Seekers to fourth place, a half-game behind the A's HOYLAKE, England. and golf scores blew.sky high at the halfway mark in' the British open golf tourney yesterday United States hopes to keep''the trophy sank as Toledo's- Frank Stranahan, who topped, the: American contingent, found himself seven strokes off the pace. Sgt, "Charles "(Chuck) Jennings, the golfing- soldier from Medford. N. was eliminated when he posted a 79 beside his 83 of-Wednesday for 162--six strokes above the figure that cut the 100-man field to 40 for today's two decisive rounds.

Stranahan "was disgusted" with his 79 for an aggregate of 150, a total that was two strokes better than that of 'John Bulla and three bettei than Vic Ghezzi's. Bull had 72 and Ghezzi had' 78. All three made the select group of 40 but only Ghezzi still wat hopeful of annexing the crowr which Sam Snead of Hot Springs won last year but is'not defending While all the Americans wen having some trouble it was al' smiles for pro- t'essional, who dashed home with 70 to combine with his 73 th( day before lor 143 and a four-strokf lead. Henry Cotton, Britain's-golf idol, stalked off. the last -green in white faced anger over the 78 which cos him the lead after his brilliant of Wednesday thru wind and rain.

Five players, including Pro Harry Smith of San Colombia, ripped up their cards. Thirty-two others came back with eighty higher. Everybody but. Daly was the pressure of one of golf's grea-; medal play chases. Little Norman von the Australian professional yelped, "Keep quite, its difficult enough to play this without a lot of talk" as two spectators inearly 100 yards away chattec.

van Nida carded 7,6 to join Stranahan with a 150 total. 10 THE POST-STANDARD Friday, July 4, 1947 Louis Denies Signing for BaksiBout CHICAGO, p)--Champion Joe Louis 'yesterday said there "nothing definite" about, a heavy- weight'title match with Joe- Baski. Nat Wolf son, Basksi's manger, said Louis was on the Tarn O'Shanter golf course''where he is playing as an exhibitionist in the All-American tournament. Locke Tied With Two Others at 66 Ward Is Barred CHICAGO. Bobby Locke, the knickered South Africa champion, Herman Keiser and Chunky Ed (Porky) Oliver yesterday rolled into the iirst round lead of the 536,000.

Tarn O'Shanter golf jamboree--each 68s, six 'under Bears Whip a 10-4 With 15-Hit Assault JERSEY defeated Jersey 'City in the opener of a four-game series last night, winning by a score of 10 4 before-a 5,010. Five Homers in Game par. Following the three leaders in the field of 117 pros chasing prizes ranging up to $7,000 for the title were Chick Harbert cf Detroit, national PGA runner-up, with 35-33-- ROCHESTER. Luke Hamlin Observes 42d Year in 3-Hil Win Over Wings all having a.conference in 68; and Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago, Hamlin, Toronto righthander, cele- New York on July 15," said Louis, "and the i a be settled at that time." Louis said he knew that Burston had.acted as an emissary of. Jacob's i Stockholm, but the taciturn champion insisted that he still'had to sigri a contract for the bout.

Asked if he was pleased with the prospect of meeting Baksi, who previously had stalled-off a meeting with him, Louis merely shrugged his shoulders and' with immobile face kept chasing his little white ball down the sixth fairway. vs. Molllca. 'Second misht-- Bill Frlrifiv vs. Bob Butler.

Jticfc Biireee vs. Tom HRtrinKan. Howie Hill vs. Fred Rlvoll, Walt Bftpflcld vs. Most Vedd-f 1 Third Fllirht-- Dr.

E. C. Welnz vs. Tennant. Vic Younklns vs.

Moe Vedclcr. Tonv Molllca vs. Joe Cashier. Mike Lufcins vs. Bin fourth i Fllsht-- Ben Butler vs.

Jack Bheedy. Hnrvay Benn vj. Bruce Mclntosh. Hurold Newman Marr vi, C. Daw, BLK HaiEgerty.

Carl Filth Fllaht--Dan Younklnn va. Joe Biit- O. B. Mdntoah vn. Bill Bary.

Bob vi. Tom Dr. A. Afiuillno va. Sixth Flittht--Clarcnca Hilton Ed Judge.

Frank Kline vs. -Harry Williams. Ra.y Caldwell vs. Joe Sweeney. Pat Mason vs.

Al Tlce. Seventh Fllnht--A. C. StraUon vs. Art Hcaohv.

N'lchols v.i. Charles Gibbons. Chiefs (Concluded from Preceding Page) run single to cash him. Stallnr followed with a single, putting men on first and third. Moss grounded to Rubcling, who threw to second for the Drews fired to first for the doubU had Moss beaten but the throw was in the dirt and Shokes dropped it as Campbell scored.

HOOKS SPIKES BIG BID Fodgajny pitched to only three batters in the eighth. Drews doubled to deep center, and Sauer's single to left scored him with the tying When Mele bunted. Cihocki threw the ball wildly past first, putting runners on second and with nobody out- replaced Todgajny then, proceeded lo strike out Rub- ellnfr, West and Beelcr in order lo leave those big-looking runs stranded in scoring position. The Orioles' hurler got a tremendous hand as he walked to the dugout. The Birds threatened again in the ninth when, with one out, Cihocki and Hooks singled in succession, but Howell got Wilson to pop, and Cor- bltt and Shokes collaborated on a the Chicago slowed down the upsurge of the St.

Louis Cardinals, 4 to 2. The defeat dropped the Cardinals into a tie with the Cubs for. fourth place. The Cubs pounded Brecheen for nine hits, with Don Johnson setting the pace with four straight on two singles, a double and his second homer ol the season. circuit blow and another by Bill Nicholson for his 10th of the year wero the winning tallies, coming with nobody on base.

The Cubs had the lead all the way, scoring twice in the first inning on singles by Johnson and Eddie Waitkus, an error by Ron Northcy and a wild pitch. Erv Dusak pounded out his third homei 1 of the season in the eighth. The victory was the eighth for Borowy. ST. LOU IS ah Sch'nsUb Dusnk.cf Mus la Mb North cv.rt aDlcrlnx Kur'skUb Marlon, as bSinlcr.

Oft nciolftiC 4 3 4 1 4 0 0 0 I 1 0 0 1 1 0 'J 0 0 fl 2 CHIC Johnson.3b 0 1 Lowrcv.i 9 0 walikiir 2 I a 2 QiSchefflr. fl 01 Nlc'son. 4 0 2 3 3 I 5 3 0 0 3 3IMcrilllo. 1 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 c.c 53 0 DIBorowy.o 5 I 0 1 32 2 6 24 11 rO ab 4 3 3 3 3 3 31 2 1 0 0 1 0 4 0 4 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 6 4 5 3 27 a 3 0 0 0 10' a--Ran for Norlnev In 9th. b--Grounded out (or Marion in flth.

St. Louis .1 ooo ooo no--2 200 100 10X--4 Buns bulled. In--Nicholson. Johnson, Marion. Dusak.

Two Yankees. The Sox jumped into a three-run lead in the first inning on a double, a walk, a single, a passed ball and an error, but Marchildon settled down to record his eighth victory against four losses. The A's clinched the game in the fourth with a five-run rally on a i a sacrifice, a long fly, a double, an error and Eddie Joost's i homer of the season. Ted "Williams accounted for the fourth Boston tally when he led off the eighth inning with his 15th circuit clout, Bobby Doerr followed with a triple, but was left stranded as Marchildon set the next three batters down in order. PHILADELPHIA A Royals Trium Over Bisons, 5-3 BUFFALO.

The first place Montreal Royals capitalized on same timely swatting lor exfj a bases to repel the Bisons, 5 to 1, before 4,869 customers last night. The visitors disposed of Les.Muei- ler before a hand was retired in the fourth, after scoring three times Upset Sends Hart i Against Osborne At Wimbledon Jim Milward of" andibrated his'M2d birthday by white- E. B. Dozier of Big Springs, with 69 apiece. main sho.w' was'pro- gressing, Betty Jameson topped the women's field, and amateurs were tied for the first day lead in their meet, Miss, Jameson, Antonio, lassie who last week captured the open, championship, toop a 'two-overrpar six oh the 18th The Bears blasted Jimmy Goodwin and Dick Hoover for 15 hits Ibat included home runs by Ray Mack and Gene Woodling.

Marius Russo limited the Little Giants to nine hits but was walloped for a pair of home by Sal Yvars and one by Mickey. Grasso in marking up his fifth triumph of the season, NEWARK JEESEY CITY a' ab a hole in her first round 72- hole medal test to author 38-38--76, a stroke off women's par. Patty Berg was second with 40-37-77, by two amateur gaU golfers, Peggy Kirk of Findlay, 6., and Dot Kielty of Long Beach, each with 73. Nine pros teed off without wearing Identifying Under Proter George May's decree they will get only half of the prize money in the stampede for cash. Among i group were Tony Penna of Cincinnati and George Schneite'r of Ogden, Utah, who bal- LOKDON.

Hart of i ooned to 775, and Ellsworth Vines i A washing the Red Wings, 11 to 0 the opener of a three game series here last night. Hamlin struck out 11 batters and gave up just three hits. He didn't walk a man and pitched to only 29 batters. One runner reached third, when Nippy Jones singled and took third on an infield error. It was his seventh win against five losses with the tail-end Leafs.

Matty inning homer, with no one abroad, was the longest of the 14 Toronto TORONTO I a ROCHESTER ab fi 0 3 2iWricht.3b 1 0 0 0 2 Ttoscn.rJ Houck.lf 4 2 2 1 1'Younc. 3 5 1 1 2 i i i 4 4 3 0 0 102 5 .1 3 5 3 0 1 0 3 Batts.c 5 2 2 I 2 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 3 fl 1 2 1 3 3 1 1 oiLarton.cf 5 2 3 0 1 1 oloraham.lb 4 0 0 fl 2 4 3 i 4 i 5 0 1 4 HYvars.r, 3 2 3 5 2 5 2 3 4 0 fl i 5 2 3 4 4lT lf 4 0 fl 3 4 0 1 4 1 2 1 1 3 1 2 0 glGoodwtn.P 2 0 0 0 2 jHoover.p 1 0 fl rt 1 I 1 fl 0 znk.ss RUSSO.P 37 101527 18' 37.492713 s--Homered for Hoover in 9th Newark 031 101 220--10 Jersey City 010 100 002-- 4 Errors--Vvars, Mml. PJiUlbs, Zulc. auns bitted In--Mack 3. Zik.

Rujsao. Yvan 2. Lollr 2. Two-base liitu--Clark. Phillips.

Tliree-bEse Hit-- Loiter Homt runs--Yviirg 2. Left on bases-- Nevmrk 6. City 7. BRSCI on balls--Goodwin 2. Hoover 2.

Ttusso 1. Strikeouts--Goodwin 3. 2. KnsBn 1. Hits oU--Goodwin 10 In 8 Innlnps inonn out in 6th), Hoover 5 In 4.

Wnd Umpires--Dascoll. Scnnlon and ROOD. Grimes.3b 3 2 1 2 4 1 2 2 1 0 0 5 0 3 0 QlBrcwst.er.ss 3 0 0 3 1 Hamlln.D 5 0 0 0 UDerry.rf 3 0 0 4 0 iMarshnll.c laKrlst iByerly.p jGreen.p IbBenson 2 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Miami, upset Louise Brough of Beverly Hills, 2--6, "8--6, 6--4, in the of the Wimbledon tennis championships yesterday and will meet Margaret Osborne of San Francisco for the women's singles title Saturday. Miss Osborne, top-seeded favorite to take the title vacated by Pauline Belz when a turned professional, advanced to the finals a short time earlier by routing Mrs, Sheila Summers of South Africa. 1 .1 Alt Yesterday's victories turned the singles: portion of the tournament into an all-American show, with Jack Kramer of Los Angoles slated to meet Tom Brown of San Francisco in the men's finab- today.

Pirates Unleash Home Run Power 4 To Drub Reds, 7-3 --ThG Pitts- PITTSBURGH. burgh Pirates found their shortened left field fence an inviting target of Chicago who blew, to a sad on the front nine. All amateurs were required to be numbered, but Bud Ward of Spokane. former national titlist, was spotted by the rules committee on the first tee with to identify him but his face. He was asked to display the numerals on his back, but refused and was' disqualified.

Solvay Process Win Feature Game In YMCA Leagues Paced by Tommy Montreal, who got two of his team's four hits, So3- vay Process shaded Bristol Labs, 4 to 2, in a pitchers 1 duel in one game of a triple softball bill at YMCA field last night. Hall hurled for the victors and gave only two hits. In other games at the field last night, Memory Lane trounced Morse Dairy, 12 to 2, and Camillus Cutlery drubbed Autolite Dyneto, 42 11 142771 3 0 0 3 278 b--Fouled out for Green In fllh. a--Struck out, (or in Sth. Toronto 1 1 4 000 230--11 Errors--Usher.

Harrington 2, "Wrisht. Bfiwsler. Runs batted in--Grimes, Bat. 1,5 3. Chacman 3.

Kcnsccke 2. Two-base hits-Houck. Grimcjs, Marshall. Chapman. Knickerbocker.

Three-base hit--Kensccke. Home run--Batts. Stolen bases---Ken seek c. Rosen. Double niny--Grimes, Harrlnuton and Ken- scckc.

Left on bases--Toronto 8. Rochester 2. Bases on balls--Orccn 4. Strikeouts-Sari 1. Hamlin 11.

Green 1. Hits off-Byerly 5 in 2 innings out, in 3 Green fl In 7. Loslnt pitcher--Byerly. Umpires--Tobin. Felcrski and' Tabacchi.

Time Attendance--2 FIKCKEY STARS The Comstock Chiefs downed the Thornden AC, 5 to 1, In an intermediate division municipal rccrea- tion league baseball game at Thornden park yesterday. Firckey pitched a two-hitter lor the winners and struck out 14. Fruciano poled three hits for the Chiefs and Sherpa hit triple for the losen. Butch Woyt doubled and Ed vcns got a Hie on Jim Wasdell's error before Roy Campanula's lusty double registered both mat'-s at the expense of Pete Appleton the seventh to clinch the Morse Dairy 000 Up 305 BOSTON (A) ab a 4 1 2 2 4 Mosetrf 1 1 0 McCosfcy.H 3 0 0 2 1 Pesky.SR Vaio.rf Psiln.lb 3 1 2 1 0 4 3 2 0 5 2 Rosnr.c Suder.2b MaJcskl.3b 5 0 2 4 3 wr.Hams.lf 2 2 1 4 0 Docrr.2b 4 0 1 3 4 4 1,0 1 0 4 0 2 4 O'l 8 I 3 0 1 3 4 i 3 3 0 0 0 2 4 1 3 2 4 i 0 0 0 0 4 0 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 aRussell 1 0 0 0 0 Zubor.o 0 0 0 0 0 Murohr.o 0 0 0 0 bCulberson 1 0 0 0 0 3 i Nor they Three- 3tolen 38 8 13 21 181 33 4 7 2 7 11 a--Forced Fnrioe for Dprish in ri'v out lor Murphy in 9th. Ph Hade ID hi EL fi'O sin 001--a Boston 300 000 010--4 Errors--MaJeskii.

Pellegrini. Runs batted in--Sudfir 2. Majeskl. Joo.it 3. a a 2.

Jones. DlMafftlo. Williams. Two-bnse lilts --Pain. Vnlo.

Majeaki, Three-base hits--Docrr. Home runs--Joost. Williams. WoiaJ.M MONTREAL ah 5 1 2 2 3 a 4 1 1 3 0 5 1 2 3 0 Stevens.Ib 4 1 0 7 0 BUFFALO flb (v 3 0 1 0 0 Wdsdell.lb 5 1 3 f-' 2 Laabs.ct Moore.If Sessi.rf 4 0 1 2 OIRapD.rl 4 0 2 7 ll 3 0 1 2 Win.2b 4 0 1 2 4lhTrlnielt Van 3 1 1 0 3 Bcrrv.ss Murilfr.o A I a a I Prrrv.o 4 0 1 r- 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 1 2 3 O'O 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 the Cincinnati Reds, 7 to 3.. Ralph Kiner's 18th homer Lane 112 two aboard in the seventh was.

tl! a i WaIIs and game winning -blow against John Hetki who gave only eight-, hits. Hank Grecnberg and Wally Westlake hit successive homers the second and Westlake hit another in the eighth. It was Grecnbcrg's 13th 0-- 2 X--12 2 1 tulc. Bristol Labs Sotvav Process 000 soo 002 OC2 0--2 2 X--4 4 2 Fayetteville Softball, Baseball Teams Win The Fayetleville American Legion junior baseball team defeated Pera Lemoyne Post, 8 lo 3, in a league playoff game at Fayetteville yesterday. The Fayetteville" Legion sofjball team also triumphed yesterday, de-! fealing Manlius, 11 to 5, at Dave Bowles and Chuck Honors'.

were the big hitters for the Your Used GOLF CLUBS I iverpool Cen 123 First Hfrschoff Liverpool, Liverpool 2351 BUGS RECALL BLOODWORTH PITTSBURGH. The Pittsburgh Pirates last night announced the recall of Infielder Jimmy Blobdworth from Indianapolis where he had been under option since May 14. He will join the Bucs at Cincinnati tomorrow. BOKOClt LEAGUE Auburn 10. Geneva S.

Ottawa 11, Kinnston 5. Rid Glob Tecumseti Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday Reser vationi while WeStlake raised his total to 11. CINCINNATI I PITTSBURGH FlichRrdson and Lambert; Hall and Montreal Camillus Ciitiurv 015 102 1-10 ll 2 Autolilc Dynctn 0 0 0 101 0- 2 5 3 BoccMno and Scala; Carapello and Fa- vaTlo. 1 365 11 27 11 a--Walked for Apolflton in 7ih. b--Walked (or in i c--Fanned ior Perrv In Montreal 003 000 a COO 020 Errors--Monre.

Welaj 2. Ru baited i a HURLS NO-HITTER Camillus Post defeated Post 41, 5-1- 1 3 4 J- 3, in an American Legion soft- 4 5 i siemnra.2b 4 i 2 (i slRussdl.cf 3 1 0 5 a game at Liverpool last rught. i 1 0 Haas.c'r" VoYfi 4 1 2 8 cre( jited with a no-hitter and errors I I rf 3 0 0 1 i produced the Liverpool runs. 4 0 1 .1 fllBnsfnskl.Sb 4 0 1 3 1 it 0 1 0 ll 1 0 0 0 0 0 i 1 3 6 2' Haas.c.' Mlllcr.ss Muciler.c Hetkl.tj bbukon 200- -5 100- -3 31 3 24 16! a Mueller in flth. b--Filed out for Hctki in a i i a i 2 0 1 000 3 1 7 8 2 7 Lanhs 2, camoanclto 2.

Twc-basn hit? -pittsburBh 020 010 Ulx--' WOVL. a a Thicc-base hil--WPS- dcll. Home i a Double Errors--Mueller. Runs bathed In--Vounjr. i Grecnbcrc.

Westlake 2. 3. Two- i Wclaj. Woln. Campanula i-id' 3 hi' a -YounK 2.

BasJnski. Gustinr. DiMriKKio. Sncrifice- 2. Brccnccn Tigers Blow Long Lead but Rally To Shade Indians CLEVELAND.

After blow ing a five-run lead in the eighth inning, the Detroit Tigers scored an unearned marker in the ninth to defeat the Cleveland Indians, 6 to 5, yesterday in a wild contest in which eight pitchers saw action. he Bengals won the game when --DorlJih 6 in 4 I Ztibcr 4 1 3 In 3 Passed bull-- Rosn.r. Loalni? ollchcr--Doriah. Umpires- Berry. Wealcr McGowtin.

A a thritlint: stop, throw and stretch to! Joe Gordon booted a double piny retire Campbcil on a slow hopper ball with the bases loaded and one over second. out in the i inning. Mollcncllck led off the 10th with! Cleveland, after handcuffed double to IWt, and when Moss. by Paul CDizzyJ Trout seven bunted, Howell threw lo third too innings, finally broke loose with a late, and both were safe. Wicficl game-tying five-run outburst in the lashed another double to left, bring- in jr in McUendick to break the tie.

Bcbbcr replaced Howell then, fasued an intentional pass to pjihlprren to fill Ihc buses with nobody out. Lapolntc popped to "West, ant! Cihocki to Moss was thrown out at the plate. Hooks i one over second and Drews dived for fired from a sitting position lo CorblU for the force- out that stranded three. With one out in the IDI.h. Saucr walloped a high drive over tho left field fence to tie it again at 4-all.

Wilson bashed a triple to lead off Fa.yetteville Teams Clash in Field Day A feature of a field day at Fa- yeUeville will be a game' between the Fayetteviile Legion softball team and the Fayetteville Precision nine this morning. The Fayetteviiie Legion will also have a team competing against the Fayetteville firemen in a water fight at 3 m. today Legion team will consist of Danny Shultzc, Kagus, Swede Edlund and i a Halph Downcs is expected to be key man or. the firemen's team. Torres.

Left on bnscr--Bvitrnlo fl. Mo i- trcal fl. Bases on balls--Mueilcr 2. APD e- lon 3. Vnn Cuyk 5.

1. Vnn 7, Acpleton 3. Perry 2. HILa --Mueller In 3 (none out in 4 A3- 2 In Perry 1 In '2. Loslr.sr --Mueller.

nnd Tau T. Honie runs--GrGenbenr. Wcstlakc 2, Klncr. Double plays--Zicrunrn. Miller nnd Younc: BaKby.

Wictolmann and Grccnberfr. Left on bases--Cincinnati PltLsburch G. Basns on bnlJfl--Off Helkl 6 Basbv 2. Ilctki 3: BaRby I. RU by pitcher-Bv Bairby i Umnircs-- Bocccss.

Jorda and Barr. Ray Arrives in Syracuse To Train for ti Fight GAME IN NEDROW Queen Anne Ramblers will play Nedrow in a non-league game at Ncd'row at 2.30 p. m. today. Dick Baer will start on the mound for the Queen Ar.nes.

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Ficrer.za, forced cusc yesterday to bcfiin drills i or in his opcn bout here be- his Monday night fi hl with te 5evePreWpain his side Birds 1 'large md Cnmp eighth on five singles, a double by Dale Mitchell arid an error. Detroit scored a run in the first on two walks, a single and a long fly and added four moro in the fifth on two singles, a triple by George Kcll and Pat Mullin's double. Freddie Hutchinson, fourth Detroit pitcher, was credited with the decision and Sieve Gromek, also the fourth Clevoland'lnirlcr to soe action, was charged the DETHOtT A ab a' ab a 4 a i i 1 0 0 0 2 aPcck 0 0 f) 0 0 3 3 1 1 1 3 If 2 1 1 3 2 I Milchfll.II -1 1 2 1 2 i i wcwaicis.iT 4 5 1 1 3 0 1 1 2 2 1 Louthis, oL Cumberland, R. I. in i 10-round main event of a card to oe staged by the Central Chy boxi ig club at MacArthur stadium.

who is booked out of Minneapolis, tho his home town is Hastings, was accompanied by his manager, Tommy Loughlin. Hay has run an impressive string of knockouts in the last year and. is accorded slight favoritism over his opponent at the ballpark. Lou Zara, publicity director or the right club, also announced completion of the card yesterday with a welt ir- ing. CLUB ROYALE 737 GRAND AVE.

Big "4th" Celebration CHUCK SMITH ARLENE MASON TAP STAR Stella French Genreie Horton Exotk And His Trumpet George Scott's Orchestra BRAND NEW ALL STAR SHOW "CHIC" KENNEDY Tip Baseball Team Defeats Minoa, 8-2 With SlanDanlzewskl pitching ajSyracusBr. Cliff Hart three-hit game and Dick Kulesza; weight, meeting Billy Garret of walloping a home run, the Tipper-! Pa, a six-round sen- ary Hill post nine defeated Minoa, i a 8 to 2, in an American Legion A six-rounder will bring logeJier junior league baseball game at! heavyweights Tony DeMjcco of Schenectady and Parson Bob Jacnbs play a second- oC Philadelphia, a Minoa yesterday. The Tips will round game on Monday. Wpbb.ss a MuHln.rf bell plated him with a single. Mel- Icndick nnd Moss walked, loading thfi sacks, and Wcigcl smashed a hit off Rubeling'y glove, cashing two more.

There: were two on Gates replaced Bebber, with nobody out. Saucr made a marvelous leaping catch against the lence to retire Dahlgrcn. theri made a perfect lo nip Moss going back lo second (or a double play. A holiday double neadri 1 starting p. m.

brings together the Crnniftr.cl Mavo.ilb Swtft.c 0 White.P 0 f) 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 1 1 1 0 4 0 0 2 3 Cordon.2b 3 0 I fi 3 0 .1 1 iLemon.p IcBockmnn iGromck.p i 0 4 I 1 3 4 4 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 fl 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 (1 3fi 5 fl 27 1 BEAT BAPPTISTS Blessed Sacrament defeated St. John Baptist, 11 10 7. In CYO softball league game at Salem Hyde field last i Sharkey. Fellelier and Venette hit homers to feature the slugging. Wild Bill Foley, of Rochester, who defeated Joey in a ce- cenL boul; here, will oppose Di-iig McDonald, Albany lightweight, in a six-round go.

Doug's brother, Sid McDon: Id. A I Efrain of New York in a four and in the oper.cr, Mickey Fiercrua, Syracuse ban tarn 3 2 6 8 2 1 A-- Run for Metkovich In 6th. b-- Grounded out for Kllfttnnn In 7th. c-- Singled lor In 8th. net mi 1 100 iun oni-- Cleveland noo 000 OSO-- 5 Errors-- Wrbb.

Gordon. Ruiw a In-Cramer 2. Kcll 2. MlLchclJ, Rcni- rtrcnu. Oordou, Bockmnn.

Kcltncr. Two- hits-- Mullln. Mitchell, Thrnr- hl Ke stolen Sncrl- DOWLEHEADER TODAY i 1 I i I I 0 I OCUIUH i i tcums today. Probable pitchers are lccs --swift, outlaw DoubiD plays kept DOin SPORTSMEN PLAN SHOOT A prize shoot will be conducted by Central City Sportsmen, nt 7 m. Wednesday at the Onondaaa Skcct club range.

The program Jn- cludes refreshment and entertainment. tiiikc and BouarcftU. Gordon ftnd noblns0rii I on bnscs-Detroit 1" Cleveland 8. Bases on Trout 4, Gct- Lemon 2. Oromck 2.

Trout 2, I. HMtchln-wn 2, Gctwl KlLcman 1. Hlta o(f-- Gcttol 5 In 4 tnnlntts. KHcman 2 In 2 1 3 Lemon 0 in 1. Oromclc 1 In 1.

Trout 6 In 1 (none out in 8th Corsica 2 In Whitr. 2 In Hutchlnaon In 1 1 3 pitcher-- Hutchlnaon. Loaine Pitcher-Gromek. Umpires-- Hurlv. Passarella.

Bovrr unri Hubbard. Time-- 2:29. Attendance-- 6iH7. 2:00 P. M.

CHIEFS vs. BALTIMORE MacARTHUR STADIUM For Reservations Call 3-0181 i Reservations Held Till 12 Noon Buses Direct to Stadium ARCTIC ICE CONGRATULATES THE CHIEFS Welcome our Chiefs for their Splendid Showing Enjoy your beverages at MacArthur Stadium cooled by the ideal beverage cooler LONG LASTING ARCTIC ICE. ARCTIC ICE is the ideal for refrigerating meats and vegetables. ARCTIC ICE does not shrink foods and preserves the health giving vitamins. For your ice needs phone 9-5571 and your ARCTIC ROUTE MAN will deliver.

Cash and carry service at 1001 Burnet Ave. or LAKEVIEW PRODUCE Hiawatha at foot of No. Salina St. BLOCK ICE SIZED ICE Central City CRYSTAL CUBES WOLF Daily News 5 P. M.

10:45 P. Sports Valley Dr. at Seneca 1'npfc, 9-4108 9-0811 3-0842 2 Shows Nightly Danchijr Til 3 We Cater lo and Private Parties Foremost Comedienne Bob Rlpley "And ihe'i Pretty too," "Believe It Or Not." PE HAVEN SISTERS Eophlfltfcaled Topt In Taps ROSE LARSON Character Star BOB FAIRCHILD DON ELDON His and Orchetln 4 Mile West of Falrmoimt Cor. Planning a Birthday or Anniversary Party? See Us, We Will Surely See That Sours a Great Succew Phone 8-9802 A GEE AT HIT SHOW Paul Benson A GREAT M. C.

DON'T MISS HIM HELD OVER 4lh Biff Week CARLO VASTA Outstanding: Romantic Baritone Bevrrlv BayncMarffie Winters Fastett Aerabttlci Tip SUr And? of thr Tell" LEN ED EM'S OR CHE 8 TEA Continuous Entertainment Nightly Music by Johnny Kamel And Bis Kamel Karivan 300 BURNET AVENUE PHONE 3-9334 Llilen Our Broidcwt TUESDAY 10.1 P. M. Each FRIDAY 10.0B P. M. Over WOLF Don Forbes Vocalist Always tfie Fineit in and Enierlzinmtnl Now Playing Friday, Saturday and Sunday--3-2 SAMMY KING TRIO l-'rom New York City DINING and DANCING 267 Jamet Street Phone 3-9816 Sun 6 9 p.

Mon, 9 p. -1 Johnny Francher Rhythm Boys In a Big Jam Session Delicious Foods at Reduced All of Tour Favorite Beverages Snpcrvisinr the Kitchen.