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Xfrtragn Daily- (Tribune 3 TEEN-AGERS Heads Swim Field Cubs. Sox. Braves Averages Saturday, August 28, 1954 Part 2 Page 3 'IN IN GRAND cubs AB SB SB HK BBI ret. Ceeper ...153 18 48 9 1 8 26 .301 SOX SCORE 8 IN THIRD; BEAT ATHLETICS, 11-0 Minoso Bats In 100th Run, Hits 2 Triples AMERICAN MEET Summer Time Ski Jumping i 2 Iri NAT IIOLf.lAN REGAINS POST AS PROFESSOR Albany, N. Aug.

27 (JR 84 82 10 6 4 JC7 .311 Saner ...418 81122 13 134 SI .292 77 13S32 5 20 64 .291 67 113 15 4 19 63 .291 Banks ...484 65139 18 6 19 68 .287 Baker ...430 08 120 25 3 13 52 .279 Morgaa 48 3 IS 1 1 .271 Fondy ...477 59 128 22 4 9 43 .268 Talbot .811 35 79 13 2 1 12 .254 Vandalia, 0., Aug. 27 DODGERS GET 4 IN10TII; BEAT CARDS, 8 TO 4 St. Louis, Aug. 27 UPh-Walt Moryn's two run pinch homer in the ninth inning tied the score and the Brooklyn Dodgers went on to defeat the Cardinals in Jhe 10th tonight, 8 to 4. The defending champions scored four times in the tenth, on Junior Gilliam's double, singles by Gil Hodges and Carl Furillo, a walk, and a two base error.

Score: Three 14 year old kids outshot McCnUeagh 69 7 17 7 0 14 .248 he biggest trapshooting field in history to sweep the major honors in the 55th Grand The New York state education commissioner today ordered-that Basketball. Coach Nat Hol- American handicap today. I i A Dorlsh Dandy Nick Egan of Flushing, Long sland, N. won the big CHICAGO prize, the Grand Amateur championship, breaking 99 out of a 100 targets from 19 yards tie two- other unknowns, and then defeating them in Art Tokle (left), ski star, and John Ohs of the Norge Ski club look over proposed ski slide for ski jumping meet in Soldiers' field St. Louis Brooklyn Ab Gilliam, 2b 5 1 Ab A TRIBUNE Photo I F.

Wallace Jeffries of the Illi Moon.ct 5 1 on Sept. 17-18-19. I TRIBUNE Photo 4 5 3 50 target shootoff. California Girl Wins The feminine laurels went Reese.ss Snider Hodges, lb nois Athletic club, defending 4 1 champion, will head field in 30th Amoros.ll Robinson, 3b 2 to Dianne Williamson, who will two mile swimming race spon Summer Ski Jump Muslal.rf Repulski.U Sarni.c Rice.c Gram mas, ss Lawrence, Staley.p Brazle.r 1 Wade.p AB BBI FAX ramsenel, as 8 3 1 Fez, 2b 5 3 2 2 5 Minoso. 5 1 2 4 1 Kell.

lb 3 1 1 Jackaen, 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batts, 4 1 0 5 Rivera, rf 4 1 1 0 Michaels, 1 1 J. 1 0 Mink, 3 11 1 2 0 Groth, If 4 113 Dorian, 4 1 1 OOO 35 11 10 11 27 13 PHILADELPHIA AB BBI A Jacobs, 4 4 Power, 4 2 0 7 2 0 Finifan, 4 2 3 1 Henna, 4 4 Taylor, 1..... 2 Wilson, 3 DeMaestri, as. 3 1 Astroth, 3 4 1 0 Fricano, 0 0 Sima, 0 10 Oster, 0 0 0 0 tLbnmer 1 1 Burtscbj, 0 0 0 0 0 33 5 2710 sored by It A. C.

today. enter the 9th grade at Comp-ton Cal.J High school next week. Dianne, who plays foot Miksis 98 9 20 3 3 3 .204 Bilke 88 8 18 5 1 2 7 .182 Bice ......135 13 23 4 1 1 13 .170 Serena 62 8 10 1 4 13 .161 Garagiola.129 11 20 4 14 .155 Team batting At bat. 4,405: hits, eroentage, .264. Attendance At heme.

666.080 61 fames; total, 1,360.675 (126 games. Pitching Bererdi IP Eft SO Davia ....36 103 49 43 48 96 8 5 Minner ..27 179 96 78 66 195 10 9 roUet ...16 102H 44 39 44 103 7 7 Tremel ..25 44 23 21 20 36 1 1 79 53 50 26 83 3 5 Cole 12 C1H 37 34 28 42 2 5 Bash ....27 1884 89 87 97 157 8 15 Hacker ..32 1391 80 68 72 138 6 12 KUppatein.32 131i 89 86 60 134 10 Zicfc 5 12 7 7 7 13 sox AB It 2B3BHBRBI Pet. Minoso .478 106 198 23 16 17 100 .331 ox 535 97 172 22 7 2 41 .322 Cavar'U .135 18 42 5 3 24 .311 Fain ...235 SO 71 10 1 5 51 .302 Kell 272 37 80 12 4 49 .294 Jaeksoa 59 7 17 2 4 9 .288 Rivera ..414 57118 11 7 13 52 .285 Groth ...401 40 112 20 6 56 Michaels .284 36 74 11 2 7 45 .261 Car'sqael 520 92 134 22 3 12 53 .258 LolUr ...258 27 63 7 7 29 .244 Batts ...149 16 35 5 1 3 24 .235 Marsh 44 14 10 1 1 4 .227 SawateU 100 20 3 1 12 .200 McGhee 82 13 15 2 2 9 .183 Marshall .46 2 8 3 .174 Team batting At bat, 4.314; hits. 1,170: pet. .270.

Attendance At heme. 1.032,267 62 games; tetal 2,062,146 130 aaeaes. Pitching Records IP ER SO Con'agra 36 150 52.46 4114116 3 Tracks .31 212ra 65 62 133 175 18 6 Keegan 89 5318815 7 Harah'mn 44 140a 44 42 11113012 6 Jnbneoa .36 129H 48 46 57 114 8 6 Dorish ..29 83tt 26 24 40 75 5 3 Martin ..27 51 18 17 23 73 3 2 Fierce ...27 145 70 59 118 150 7 Strafes 6 9 3 3 4 5 0 0 BRAVES AB 2B SB HB BBI Fct. JMoryn. Furillo.rf Walker.e Brsklne.p Wojey.p tPodres Labint.p Hughes, CUBS WIN, 4-3; BEAT PHILLIES IN 12TH ON BUNT I.

A. C. Holds ball with a pickup team, broke 138 9 30 7 95 from 22 yards. The third 39 10 SO 11 4 year old to triumph was 2 Mile Swim Charles Tom Fisher of Find- ay, who broke 96 to take the junior title. Race Today Cont'd from first sports page Egan's victory, which he man be reinstated on the faculty of the City College of New York.

Dr. Lewis A. Wilson reversed Holman's ouster from his $9,000 a year post as associate professor of hygiene by the New York city board of higher education. The order applies only to Holman's -faculty position. Suspended in 1952 Holman, whose outstanding teams included the 1950 national champions, was suspended as coach in 1952.

In the wake of the 1951 basketball bribe scandals, Holman, 57, was charged with neglect of conduct unbecoming a teacher and failure to warn C. C. N. Y. of conditions in the sport.

He denied the charges. Last May Holman said he had not decided whether to resume coaching if he were reinstated. Buell G. Gallagher, college president, said tonight in New York City that the decision to reinstate Holman as basketball coach would be up to the head of the C. C.

N. Y. hygiene department. Less Monies Earned Wilson directed that Holman be reinstated with pay from Nov. 18', 1952, less any monies earned from other employment during the period.

SCHENECTADY added to the National Sub Junior championship at 16 yards Wednesday, should pay him about Today's Grand American drew 2,009 participants from all parts of the United States and Canada, breaking the pre Zernlal grounded ont for Fricano In 3d and Bollwer lined out for Sima in 6th, Singled for Oster la Sta. Chicasv 008 300 000 11 Philadelphia ....000 COO 000 0 Sacrifice fly Kill. Two baas hit Flnlgaa. Three base hits Minoso 2, Rivera. Home tun Carrasqnel.

Stolen base Fox. Doable playi Michaels to Fox to Kell; Jacobs to De-Maestri to Power. Left on bases Chicago, Philadelphia, 4. Struck oat Fricano, Dorlsh, Sima, Burtschy, 1. Base on balls Fricano, Sima, Burtschy, 1.

Hits Fricano, 5 In 3 Innings; Sima, 4 in Oster. 1 in 2: Burtschy, in 1. Bans and earned runs Fricano, 8-8; Dorish, 0-0; Sima, 3-3; Oster, 0-0; Burtschy, 0-0. Hit by pitcher Fricano Michaels. Winning cane 3-10.

Time 2:04.. Umpires Grieve, Stevens, Honoehick, and Chylak. Attendance 2,208. vious record of 1,949 set" a year ago. Soldiers' field will be the site of three ski jumping sessions which the Norge Ski club has scheduled for the lake front stadium on Sept.

17-19. In making plans known at a press conference in the Palmer House yesterday, Ole Brekke, Norge club president, said the shows will be on a larger scale than any other summer ski jumping event held in the United States. Both Portland and Los Angeles have pioneered in summer ski jumping, Brekke pointed out. A 148 foot tower outsidhe the east wall of 'Soldiers' field will serve as the take-off runway from which skiers will leap over the colonnade. More than 200 tons of ground ice will be blown over the artificial slide, believed to be the longest ever built.

Leading American and international competitors will be seen in the three day show. Competition the first two days will be at night An afternoon session will climax the program Sept. 19. Thmim 26 2 11 2 1 5 .423 riMmx 24 3 9 8 4 .373 Egan First to Hit 99 Egan was the first to post the score of 99 today. He was Adeock ..449 64 142 26 5 21 79 .316 Pafke ....423 47 123 17 4 IS 58 .291 Bratoa ..430 68 124 12 6 24 .288 O'Conndl 475 54 13122 4 3 34 .276 Legs ..456 54 124 14 7 56 .272 Aaron ...459 56 125 25 8 13 68 .272 Mathews .392 78 104 16 32 84 .285 Metkevich 72 7 19 1 1 1 9 .284 White 83 IS 21 4 1 IS .253 ollowed by Harry Garey.

37 Shuba filed eut for Erskine in 5th. Singled for Wojey in 7th. JUit home rva for Hoak in 8 th. Frazler fouled out for Lawrence in 8th. Brooklyn ............000 110 002 4 8 St.

Louis 030 100 000 0 Runs Brooklyn: Gilliam, Reese, Snider, Hodges, Am ores 3, Moryn. Furillo; St. Louis: Jablonski, Cunningham. Sarni t31. Runs batted in Saml (3J, Grammas, Snyder, Walker.

Moryn r2J, Hodges, Cox, Furillo. Error Cunningham. Two base hits Snider, Furillo, Gilliam. Grammas. Home runs Saml.

Moryn. Sacrifice tly Cox. Sao rlfice -Grammas. Double plays Gilliam to Reese to Hodges; Reese to Hodges. Left on bases Brooklyn, St.

Louis, 6. Bases on balls Lawrence. Staley, Wage, Wojey, Lablne, 3. Struck eut Erskine, Lablne. Lawrence, Wage, 1.

Hits Erskine, 7 in 4 innings: Wojey, 1 In Lablne, 1 In 2Vst Hughes, 0 in 1,: Lawrence, 7 In Staley, 2 In Vi: Brazle. in rtaced one batter In 10th: Wade, 1 in j. Runs and earned runs Erskine, 4-4; Wojey. 0-0; Lablne, 0-0; Hughes. 0-0; Lawrence, 4-4; Staley.

3-1; Brazle, 1-1; Wade, 0-0. Winning pitcher Hughes 8-2. Losing Pitcher Staley C7-10, Umoires Engeln, Stewart, Plnelli, Boggess. Time 3:02. Attendance 24,956.

REDLEGS, PIRATES, 2 Cincinnati, Aug. 27 W) The Redlegs pulled the National league's first triple play this year and Ted Kluszewski hit a ninth inning homer as Cincinnati beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 3 to 2, tonight. The triple play came in the sixth inning. Frank Thomas was hit by a pitch and Sid Gordon beat out a hit which went over second base. JackShepard then bounced to Bobby Adams.

Adams stepped on third to force Thomas, threw to Johnny Temple at second to double Gordon, and Temple's relay to Kluszewski completed the triple play. Score: year old machine shop me chanic from Creve Coeur, III, CrandaU .346 43 82 12 2 15 45 .237 23 6 5 1 5 .217 Peoria suburb. John Mar- cum, 57, also shot Pendleton 121 15 25 3 1 1 13 .207 Dittmer 86 9 IS 5 1 .131 Roach 1 0 0 .000 into the championship tie. In the shootoff, witnessed BY EDWARD PRELL Chicago Tribune Press Service Philadelphia, Aug. 27 The White Sox tonight blasted two home runs and three triples in one of their most ferocious at: tacks of the season, leveling the seventh place Philadelphia Athletics, 11 to 0.

The' victory advanced them to within eight games of the Cleveland Team batting At bat. hits, 1,108: .268. Attendance At home, 1,753,092 62 games; total, 2,473,830 123 games. Pitching Records by 10,000, Garey missed two BY FRANK MASTRO F. Wallace Jeffries," former University of Michigan swimming team captain, will defend his 1953 lake marathon championship in the 30th two mile race sponsored by the Illinois Athletic club this afternoon at 2:15 o'clock.

Sixty entrants from eight states will compete. With his victory last year, Jeffries helped the I. A. C. retain the team trophy.

Sam Kooistra, who finished third a year ago, to score three points in the I. A. victory, will be back for today's event, along with such I. A. C.

veterans as George Louis R'ago, and Bill Kooistra, brother of Sam. The race, sanctioned by the Central Amateur Athletic union, is presented in connection with the golden anniversary of the founding of the A. C. The course will be frdm the Naval Reserve armory pier at Randolph st. along the shoreline to the aquarium at Roosevelt and back.

The field: David L. Selzak, Northbrook; Evan Georre Wallace, 111th St. Y. M. C.

James Cau-field. Rock ford; Bert McLachlan, Englewood, William C. Vendl, U. S. Coast Guard, New Jersey; Kenneth McGllllvray, Robert Smith, Tom Anderson and Deed Hardin, Lake Shore club; James Linane, S628 s.

Hoyne Felix Siston, George strepek. Chicago Boys club; Frecler A. Lucas, Earl Ellis, Iowa City; Laurence W. Muench, Evanston Y. M.

C. Robert Friedman, Joseph Rlpka, Bellfus natatoriuin; Paul Schutt Dwlght Searcy. Terry Fuller, Dale Mayhall. James Bishop and Bill Lat-house, Riviera club, Indianapolis; Thomas J. Moran, Indianapolis A.

C. of the first 25 and fell to third place as Egan and Marcum broke 24. In the second 25, WINS LITTLE LEAGUE TITLE (Picture on back page) Williamsport, Aug. 27 (Pi Schenectadfy, N. won how Umpire Art Gore might have called the play.

But the ball got away from Lopata when Jeff coat, streaking in from third, upset the lanky catcher. Some Tight Pitching It was a bitter defeat for Dickson, who went the route on a yield of only eight hits and did not permit the Cubs to hit a ball to the outfield until Dee Fondy singled with two out in the seventh. Phila-delphia outfielders had to make only three putouts and retrieve only three hits in support of the veteran right hander, who struck out 10. It was his 16th defeat against eight victories and his seventh by one one run. Nevertheless, Dickson was behind from the second until the eighth and ahead of the Cubs for only one and one-third innings all afternoon.

Banks, who got three of the Cubs' eight hits.Vstretched his string to nine games when he beat out a single to Morgan in the second. He went to third while Fondy was beating out a single to First Baseman Earl Torgeson and scored when Torgeson threw wild to Dickson covering first on the play. Get to Klippstein The Cubs went two ahead on a walk to Randy Jackson at the start of the seventh, Hank Sauer's sacrifice and Fondy's single, the first ball hit beyond the infield by a Chicagoan. Klippstein, meanwhile, had sailed along magnificently, Marcum missed his sixth and IP ER SO Jay ......10 IS', 11 It 10 10 10 Johnson, E.29 664 21 20 44 47 1 Wilson ...22 112 48 38 46 106 8 1 Conlry ..24 177H 63 57 101 159 IS 7 SpahB ...28 216, 76 72 109 195 15 10 Jolly 33 88Vi 26 21 48 70 6 5 Bnrdette .30 189 71 60 64 173 12 11 Nichols ..29 llla 54 46 51 114 9 9 Bohl ....22 S7Vs 34 40 44 93 2 7 Cole a 1 OOO Koslo 3V4 0 0 2 1 0 0 2th targets while Egan broke all 25. its first Little League baseball world championship today, de Dick Gentry led a Chicago Eight runs were scored in contingent of entrants with 96 out of 100 from 22 yards.

Other the third inning, which was feating Colton, 7 to 5 in the final game of the eighth annual series. Baseball's Top 10 interrupted by the beaning of Chicagoans' scores: Cass Michaels, Sox third base Harry Brown, 95; W. H. Parr. 92: C.

H. Billy Masucci, 12 year old Miles. 95: J. F. Miller.

91: Wells Wat- man. Kins, B4: joe ipez, jraui Stroud, 93; Don Flewelling. 90: Murray Horwlch. 93: Cincinnati Ab Adams, 3b 4 1 In the excitement of son of the Schnectady coach, was the winning pitcher. He struck out nine and hit a home Earl Schlek, 91: E.

L. Johnson, 91; Jules Pittsburgh Ab Roberts. 2b 4 13 Allie.3b 3 10 Sklnner.lb 2 5 Ward, lb Michaels' injury and the 'un v.reiner, wm. uoya. Bo; Doug Smith, 88: Al Daems, 91; Harvie Johnson.

87: Lynn Crawford, 93; Fred Strunck, 89. run with one on in the first McMlllan.ss 4 Bell.cf 4 4 3 Temple, 2b 3 3 Seminick.c 3 3 LEADING BATSMEN Based en SOO at bats American League AB Pet. Keren. New 105 363 57 124 .342 Minoso. Chicago.

..129 478 106 158- .331 Avila, Cleveland ...115 451 90 149 .330 Fox. Chicago 131 635 97 172 .322 Bauer, New Tork. 92 309 64 98 .317 Mantle, New Tork. 119 450 107 141 .313 Berra, New Tork. 124 480 72 145 .302 Boone, Detroit 120 442 64 133 .301 Finlgan, Phila 108 380 50 114 .300 Busby.

Wash 125 510 67 152 .298 usual show of power, Harry Dorish calmly proceeded along i for a five hit triumph and the Red Sox Win, 3-2, on Home Run by White Boston, Aug. 27 Ted Lepcio's sacrifice fly sent home Harry Agganis with the winning run in the sixth inning today as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Baltimore Orioles, 3 to 2, behind the eight hit pitching of Russ Kemmerer and Ellis Kinder. Bob Young's two base error on Grady Hatton's grounder 5 5 inning. In preliminary tournament games, Schenectady won Thomas.cf Gordon. rf Shepard.c Janowicz Atwell.c Cole.ss Hall.

If Surkont.P U. S. Tetinis 0 3 31 7 24t 7 31 7 27 Tourney to Pellesrlnt Tiled out for Skinner in 8th. titan for SheDard in Sth INone out when Vernon, ....122 493 75 147 .298 National Leagae AB Pet. winning run scored.

Pittsburgh ...030 000 0002 22d shutout by Sox pitchers this year. Fricano Takes Beating Despite cries from the 2,208 in Connie Mack stadium, Pitcher Marion Fricano stayed to the bitter finish in the eight run third. The other three runs came OpenToday nine games, including seven by shutouts. Masontown, won the consolation title by defeating Melrose Park, 7 to 1, in a full nine inning game. Each team scored one run in the eighth inning, then Masontown put on a six run batting splurge in the ninth.

Scores: Colton 001 0315 4 2 Schenectady 230 03x 7 8 1 Batteries Doty and Brumm: Nasuccl and Snider, Brooklyn ..121 472 99 163 .345 Muslal. St. Lonis.124 483 105 165 .342 MneUer, New Tork. 123 502 73 169 .337 Mays. New Tork.

.121 455 94 152 .334 Moon, St. 123 -522 94 170 .328 Robinson. 329 56 107 .323 Forest Hills, N. Aug. 27 Cincinnati 002 000 0013 Runs Pltdsburgh: Gordon, Shepard; Cincinnati: Adams, Kluszewski, Seminick.

Runs betted In Shepsrd 2, Bell 21. Kluszewski. Error Skinner. Home runs Shepard. Kluszewski.

Sacrifice Skinner. Triple plajr Adams to Temple to Kluszewski. Left on base Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, 4. Bases on balls Nuxhall. 2.

Struck out Surkont, Nuxhall, 5. Runs and earned runs Surkont, () The United States and which, went thru him follow Australia' will match strength again in the 10 day National ing Agganis' single set up Lep Schoendi'st, St. L.124 531 92 171 .322 Klossewski, CIB ..122 489 79 150 .320 Thomas. 477 86 152 .319 Sarni, St. Louis.

98 304 34 96 .316 HOME RUNS 3-3: Nuxhall. 2-2. Hit by pitcher Nuxhall Thomas 1. Winning Ditcher Nuxhall T8-31. Singles tennis tournament cio's fly in the sixth.

Sammy White's two run homer into Thomas J. Jacobson, Martin Wirtg Cicero; Charles Daul, John Molltor, Mel Cyrak, Wauwatosa, Recreation club; Lawrence B. Caldwell, Ithaca. N. swim club: Robert McDonald, Richard Bjornson, Leroy Brown, Edward Kirk, Roger Stevens, Thomas Brownfleld.

Yoral Retrac, Chicago, unattached: Allen A. Glllberg, University of Iowa, 2211 N. Le Claire Pat Rhodes, Gary: John Overeen and Jan Overeen. Ogden park; Chuck Wlldgrube, Sheridan park: Jerry Holtrey, George Holtrey, BUI Shriner. Russell W.

Hawk, Dee Edtngton, Fred Haneline, Huntington, Y. M. C. A. Arthur Koblish, F.

Wallace Jeffries, George O'Hara, Louis Rago. Sam Kooistra, Jim Kalas, Bill Kooistra, I. A. Thomas Brunk. Dearborn.Mlch.; Thomas Wick, De Kalb State Teachers college; John A.

Ta-chudy. Park Forest; Burwell Jones, Pontiac, Charles Thomas, James Canfleld, Rockford; Chuck Wlldgrube, Sheridan park. ANDY CREVOLIN ISSUES APOLOGY FOR LOOSE TALK Del Mar, Aug. 27 UP) giving up only four hits. But in the eighth, Richie Ashburn opened with a single to center, Lotanno.

Losing pltchei- Surkont (8-161. Umpires Dascoll, Secory, Wameke, Goetz. Time opening tomorrow with the he left field screen in the 07. Attendance 5,227. Masontown 000 000 0167 4 1 Melrose Park 000 OOO 0101 3 in the fourth inning off Al Sima, a left hander who started the season with the Sox.

The rocking socking attackers were Minnie Minoso with two triples, Jim Rivera with one, and Chico Carrasquel and second singles berth on the Batteries Fronclt, Verbog J71 and Psenle- American League Doby. 27 Mantle. New Tork. 26 Williams, 24 Sievers, t. 22 Rosen, 21 American Davis cup team one ska: Kwlatkowskl.

Franz National League Mays, N. 38 Klasxewskl, 37 Saner, ..34 Hodges, Mathews, Mosial, St. Louis. 82 Frevenzaao) and stopped at second on Smokey Burgess' single thru 191 and Mariani, Mllltello. second inning, his 11th of the season, accounted for Boston's other scoring.

Score: Rogers Wins of the main prizes. he box. Tony Trabert, who tops the Hamner, the center of the domestic seeded list, is as Baltimore Ab A RUNS BATTED American Lea goo National Leagae recent Phillie intra-club squab sured of one of the singles Johnny Groth, who belted home runs. Minnie's first triple was a bases clearing shot which brought in the first three runs. Minoso, batting in ble, then strode to the plate Abrams.rf 3 0 3 0 Coan.lf 4 0 4 0 4 2 8 0 5 2 0 3 Courtney, 4 0 5 1 posts on the Cup squad, but Muslal, St.

113 Snider. Brkln 103 Klnasewski, 101 Hedges, 101 Mays, N. 95 Doby. Cleve 104 Minese, Bern, N. 97 Mantle.

N. 94 Jensen, 94 ust as an unconfirmed Mil Lake Front Stock Race Buck Rogers of Chicago won Vic Seixas is in for stiff com Boston Ab A Piersall.rt 4 0 2 0 Olson. rt 0 0 0 0 WUUanu.U 3 14 0 Jensen. cf 4 16 0 Ar.eanls.lb 4 2 9 0 Hatton.3b 4 10 0 White.c 3 13 1 2 0 3 4 Consolo.ss 3 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 10 0 1 ae 27 9 waukee report reached the petition from Ham Richard Andrew J. Crevolin, owner of Determine, Kentucky Derby four runs, ran his year's total uienng.ci 4 s.

Young. 2b 3 0 3 3 Hunter. is 4 3 11 Kretlow.p 2 0 0 1 Kryhoskl 110 0 Cnakales.P 0 0 0 0 T- son, among others. press box that the Phillies had offered him" and Del Ennis to to 100, only four fewer than Fight Decisions- winner, said today in a prepared statement that "if the his high mark of last year. he Braves.

Hamner responded Woman's Rivalry Strong There will be more interest 34 8 24 8 his second feature stock car race of the season in Soldiers' by hammering a fast ball into Dorish started the onslaught Singled tor Eretlow In 8th. publication of my unfortunate field last night. He took the he left field bleachers, scor Baltimore .........100 010 000 2 Boston 020 001 OOz 3 LAST NIGHT At Berlin Billy Gilliam stopped Hela Ten Hoff C7J. in the women's division this year, too, with Maureen Con remarks, which I had no oppor against Fricano with a single to left center. Carrasquel's ead in the 12th lap and never ing Ashburn and Burgess to Runs Baltimore: Abrams, Coan.

Boston: gganls 2. White. Runs batted In White 21. Sfeohens T21. Leoclo.

Error Young. unity to edit or correct, has was headed as he went the 20 nolly unable to go after, a put the Phillies ahead, 3 to 2. caused any harm, no one re walk and a single to right by Nellie Fox preceded Minoso's Home run White. Sacrifice Kretlow. Sacrifice flv Tj-dcIo.

Double nlav Courtney to ourth straight title because of aps in 7:02.46. Rogers' task was made easier Tremel Stops Them grets it more than I. Hunter. Left on bases Baltimore, 11; Bos ea A 1 a broken ankle. Louise Brough, (MED ton, S.

Sases on Daus ft-reuow. nem-merer. B. Struck out Kretlow. 4: Chaka- Crevolin touched off a con When Johnny Wyrostek fol smash to right center.

1 Minoso dut at Plate les, 1: Kemmerer, Kinder, 1. ttits the 1947 queen; Doris Hart, Beverly Baker Fleitz, Mar troversy with a recent tape lowed with his second double MimiUHMWEi Kretlow, 5 In 7 mnrags: Chakales, 1-1; Kemmerer, 6 In 6 1-3: Kinder, 2 In 2 2-3. Runs and earned runs Kemmerer. 2-2; Kinder. 0-0: Kretlow.

3-2: Chakales. 0-0. in the 19th lap when the two favorites, Chicagoans Tom Pis-tone and Gene Marmor, the No. 1 and 2 men in the point recorded interview published Minoso was out at the plate down the right field line, Bill Tremel replaced Klippstein garet du Pont, and Shirley Fry are among the contenders. Winninc pitcher Kemmerer f3-31.

Losinf I on George Kell's infield tap, Ditcner i i umpires Kommeu. in a turf magazine. In it, he said his stable did not always race to win with a young horse and retired the side. Pararella, Flaherty. Time 2:10.

Attend ance 1.08. but Rivera's triple off the right field wall brought in two more Davis took over in the ninth Trabert May Meet Rosewall If the tournament follows standings, spun out while making a last challenge. Marmor was third and Pistone fourth at the time. in its first trips to the post He ULRICH TAKES and allowed only two hits in runs. expected form, Trabert will This was followed by the four innings, to get credit for 3D ROUND LEAD meet Rosewall and Seixas will added that at a recent race at Arlington Park, it appeared to him that none of the jockeys Michaels incident.

Fred Marsh, his eighth victory of the sea Tony Venturini came on to oppose Hoad in the semi son. who ran for the injured player, wM crtii IN CANADA OPEN take second place. Herman Jor was trying to win. finals. That's what happened and Matt Batts, who walked, TORONTO, Aug.

27 OR- dan was third, Lou Fegers fourth, and Sal Tovella fifth. My words were said in ast year when both Trabert CROWN NEW trotted around the bases in front of Groth when Johnny Wally Ulrich of Rochester, spirit of conviviality," he said and Seixas won in straight All are Chicagoans except Feg MASTERS BOWL shot a 2 under par 69 sets. Tony beat Vic in the in his statement, and not slammed his sixth homer. today for a 54 hole total of ers, third in the point standings, who comes from hree-set final. Carrasquel greeted Sima in CHAMP TONIGHT 199 and the lead after three with any thought that they would be printed without my first having a chance to go the fourth with his 12th homer, A new champion will be rounds in the $26,500 Cana EVANSTON WINS the ball going into the upper Pistone salvaged a few points dian Open golf tournament.

crowned tonight when the four squad leaders meet in the 13th left field seats. Fox singled and it was bingo for Minoso Ulrich made a comeback on NORTH SHORE by winning the stock car dog race and one of the eight lap Master's Round Robin Bowl over them, and most decidedly not meant to convey any thinking that there exists in racing any dishonesty on the part of any owner, trainer, or when he tripled again. This the last nine to pass Tommy Bolt of Houston, who shot a Where Your Comfort Comes First EVERYTHING IS NEW! heats. Fegefcs took the other LEAGUE MEET ing tournament finals in Dear was Minnie's 16th and gave heat and Marmor won the eight born-Jackson recreation, start 67 for 200 total. Dave Douglas Evanston posted a low net him the league lead.

When lap trophy dash. The men's ing at 8 o'clock. Lloyd Berhof f. jockey." Kell popped to Shortstop Joe of Grossinger's, N. and Doug Ford of Kiamesha Lake, Pete Nadian, Tony Babs, and of 198 to win the club trophy in the fourth North Shore Golf league invitational tournament amateur race went to Hilhard Bund, a printing pressmen, of DeMaestri in short left center, N.

were next with 202 Minnie sped home with the Today's Pitchers Carmen Salvino will roll two games against each other and 2256 W. Cullerton av. Ford shot 69 today and Doug yesterday on Skokie's Evans- two games in a position round, las 70. Scores: final run. Sox Bash 10 Hits NATIONAL LEAGUE ton club.

Each participating club entered six two man Pittsburgh at Cincinnati LaPilma 14.71 Gene Zlystra, 1953 winner, was l. Valentine (10-10. WallT ......65 65 69199 Tommy Belt 65 68 6T 200 Dave Douglas 63 69 70202 Dour Ford 67 66 69202 Bo ....65 66 73-904 eliminated in the first squad. Minoso, whose two triples new or at Milwaukee Gomes 12-8 teams, altho only the lowest three teams' scores figured in t. opann no-iuj.

ir Escalators to Every Seat Another NEW Grandstand tAt Seats for over 30,000 Parking for 15,000 Cars -Air-conditioned Dining were part of the 10 Sox hits, srooaiyn at St. LOUIS POdrea 17-5 vs Raschl r8-71. Babs and Salvino won their finalist berths as the third and raised his average a point to the point totals. Stan Leonard 69 65 70204 Shelley Mayfleld 88 70 69205 Fred Hawkins 66 72 68206 Philadelphia at Chicago Miller (6-8 er nious L4-j va. une lz-dj.

fourth squads finished las Sunset Ridge and Edgewater AMERICAN LEAGUE Aug. tied for second place with Chicago at Philadelphia Harshmann (12 6 vs. Kellner 6-181. night. Squad standings: SQCAD NO.

'S Johnny .....69 69 68 206 Bud Holscher ........69 67 70 206 Leo ....68 68 70 206 Art Wal) Jr 66 71 70207 Jack Burke Jr. .....67 67 73207 Max Evans ...............61 71 69207 NORTHWEST AND 23-29 Cleveland at Washington Garcia 15-71 199s. Two team tied at 64s Tony 130.2 vs. siooos iB-e I. for the best ball twosome hon EVANSTON WIN Detroit at New Tork Aber 5-7 s.

Branca (4-31. Skip Otto- 17 10 127.34 Paul .....17 11 127.30 Jules Sow a ...14 14 122.01 Bill Jargella ........17 11 120.45 ors. They were M. Zeddies and Baltimore at Boston Larsen 3-17 vs. Earl Stewart 70 68 69207 Bob Rcjburs 69 69 70208 George 72 68 68 208 Marty Furgol 6 72 68 208 rarneu IN HIGHWOOD R.

Redfern of Exmoor and Ed It's So Easy to Get There! LOWEST Stan Weglarz ....11 17 120.09 Ed Oliver 70 67 71208 ADMISSION PRICES Weichman and Al Rohden Lea Kiloourne HV3 164 118.4 Fred Chase 9 19 113.1 RACING TONTE BY AUTO: CALUMET EXPRESSWAY Milton MasurlC ..72 66 70208 Gene Littler ......64 72 72208 IN MAJOR RACING SQUAD NO. 4 200 MILE AAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DIG CAR RACE AFTERNOON SUNDAY, hard suitFACf AUG, 29 40 MINUlt rrtum uwwr North Shore. Four teams tied for third place with 65s. They W. L.

Pts :40 F.M. FarS-Mutatlt Shrine Day Low Gross Carmen Salvino 16 12 129.16 Morrie Oppenhelra Ml 127.00 Tony Gardlne 18 10 125.20 were: John Walters-J. W. Altman of Park Rldie: BUI Ramstack-Dean Smith. Sunset Ridze; Golf Won by Kearney Robert Werner 15 13 125.20 Rudy Habetler .........15 13 123.00 J.

Nerl-Roy Hobson, Rldgemoor; Jim Low gross honors in the Joe De Mlchele ..12 16 116.4 Ray Olsen ....13 15 .115.2 O'Keefe-Dr. V. Barrett, Evanston. Tak. Outar driv.

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Harvey. SPECIAL TEN-RIDE TICKETS AVAILABLE. 1 Jrtr-v- John GlovanneUl 21V, 106.38 Shrine day golf outing yester GRAND STAN 0 $Q20 'includes All TAXES CLUBHOUSE $75 f9 Terry Johnson yielded only one hit and fanned 12 in six innings in pitching the Chicago Northwest Braves to a 9 to 2 victory over Des Plaines in a quarter-final round game in the Highwood Invitational Pony league baseball tournament last evening. Evanston beat Chicago Brighton Park, 8 to 6, and will meet Chicago Back-of-the-Yards in a semifinal game in Highwood Memorial park at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening. a Mil (MIIC iffiTfM Aag.

2 thra Oct. 30 I laces Rightly! Special lasei fronloopl Dining, fox Seat lesemtioflt HAnsflsId Far last minute traek Infe. tsar Bert Wllnon't SPORTS RESULTS For innincj-by-innlnq Cuba and Soa scores, cell the Chicago Tribune Superior 7-C240. Results of ether ejemes given between 4:00 p. m.

end midnight, Fleate do not use this number when you call the Tribune for general Information, to place a want ad, er on Tribune or W-G-N business. day at the Medinah Country club was won by L. Kearney with a 75 on course No. 1. Dr.

R. C. Graf and P. Sowersby shot 79s for low gross on course No. 2.

Scores: Cours No. 1 Low gross: L. Kearney, 75; W. Vodek, 8fK R. Johnson, 84.

Low net: R. Phillip. 96-26 70: G. Incledon. 116-4870: F.

Bell, 87-1770. Course No. 2 Low gross: Dr. R. C.

Grit. 79; P. Sowersby, 79: H. O. Bogel, 80.

Low net: C. Ashcraft. 92-2963: H. KJellberr. 112-4864: A.

Smith. 92-2666. SoutH Club 339 won the team trophy. BY BUS: Express trom TSth-Stony; 63d-Ashtandr 63d-Western; Washington-Pulaski; Sheridan-Sunnyside; Howard- Edgewater Beach. PHONE HARRISON 7-2800 FOR ALL INFORMATION Essernae's 8serts Review.

8:30 WIND Nerta Ave. It River Rd. UOO N. ieOO The Northwest Braves will fat Yelltr Trotting Club, At meet Kighwood at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday..