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Ram Squads-Clash Tonight 8 PART I CC byJAUL ZIMMERMAN trout fDiroi i Pirates Ruin 1 Dodgers, 16-3 Dan Bankhead Clouts Homer, but Shelled From Hill in Slugfest BROOKLYN, Aug. 26. The Pittsburgh Pirates slammed three Brooklyn Pro Players Split Into Rival Teams for Bread, Butter Tilt BY BRAVEN DYER The 1947 football season WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27, 1947 opens locally tonight as the Voiselle Hurls Los Angeles Rams play their annual intrasquad game at 'pitchers including Negro (Dan Bankhead of Memphis, Gilmore Stadium. Hostilities 3-Hitter to commence at 8:30. Bob Snyder has split his 50-player troupe into rival camps.

The Golds will be bossed by making his major, league debut for 20 hits today as they snapped a Dodger winning streak at five games and defeated the National League leaders, 16 to 3. Bankhead was buffeted freely by the Pirate sluggers, but he made his first time at bat a suc Trip Cards, 5-1 Joe Stydahar with Jim Hardy BOSTON, Aug. 26. Bill Voi and Kenny Washington at the helm. The Blues have George Traf-ton as their bench brains, with Bob Waterfield and John (Ksionzyk) Styicheck in the selle prevented the St.

Louis Cardinals from gaining any ground Mi-00s driver's seat. on the Brooklyn Dodgers by turning in an artistic three-hit pitching performance that gave the Boston Braves to 5-1 win tonight before a sprinkled-on Fans Tick Line-ups Fans throughout Southern California picked the starting 168 crowd. line-ups a poll which extend While Voiselle was limiting ed through more than two weeks. cessful one by combing Fritz Ostermueller for a 375-foot home run into the left-field stands with one aboard. Bankhead Shelled Bankhead entered the game in the second inning after Brook starter Hal Gregg had yielded -four first-inning runs and put two more Bucs on the bags in the second.

The rangy righthander from the Negro majors was shelled for 10 hits and eight runs in th? three and a third innings he toiled, including a homer by Billy Cox. Ralph Kiner with five straight hits; Wally WesUake, with a homer and double that drove in five runs, and Frankie Gustine, with four safeties, were the Spectacular Jim Benton, the Red Schoendienst, Stan Musial and Terry Moore to very scratchy infield singles, the Tribesmen were slashing three Redbird moundsmen for 10 solid blows. greatest pass catcher ever toi appear locally, received more 1 1 Ov fte" i t-' I si i Ls Continue Slaughter The Braves continued their slaughter of southpaw pitching by belting Al Brazle for eight hits during his five-and-a-third-fnning stay. Bob Elliott banged out four hits and scored three cnief Pirate siege guns. Plttsburf AB A Brooklyn AB BOA Cox.ss Ducks Clip Angels, 5-1, to Gain in Flag Chase times and Tommy Holmes and Biwu.ef 5 1 5 1 4 0 5 Buck McCormick eachy an.

Justine. 3b 6 4 1 5 Mifcsis.2b 5 13 1 5 0 Hobinsnn.lb 3- 0 9 i 9 0 Reiwr.lf 2 0 5 9 2 0 Fiuillo.rf 4 3 3 0 1 2 2 0 2 1 0 Brainn.e 2 0 1 4 0 Waikw.rf 2 10 0 4 2 Brown.3b 2 0 0 3 0 0 IrK to.3h 2 10 1 0 1 Gionfdo.rf 2 0 0 0 wstlk.rf 3 2 nikrd.rf 2 1 KlnwlwTi.Zb 5 1 Khmz.r 5 3 6 2 BY AL WOLF Even the crowd was a disap-; votes than any other player, with Riley Matheson, the Ram's bearcat guard, next. Benton will team with Water-field tonight and fans thus will see the same combination which set the National League on fire last year as glue-fingered Jim led the loop in yardage gained overhead. Matheson's defensive genius will be pitted against the two-man aerial barrage. Freview Game Tonight's game should be something of a preview of what the Rams will throw against the Washington Redskins in The Times charity contest at the Coliseum Sept.

5. Pass-minded Snyder will provide local fans with a spectacular show once the regular season dawns, but Bob warns not to expect much scoring tonight. He says the squad is split so evenly that he expects defensive strength to prevail. The Rams are introducing several new faces this evening with the hope that they'll bolster Dan Reeves' club to such an extent safely twice. Voiselle held the Cards hit-less until the third and scoreless "until the seventh, which Musial opened with a roller down the middle.

He took second on an infield out and raced home when Moore hit through almost the same opening. The home cooking didn't pomtment, falling 562 short of either. the total needed to establish an Back from 'Oakland, where all-time season record at the they dropped five of seven starts Park- The record of 499,517, es-last week, to change the Pacific' tablished last year, should, of Rojrk.s 3 0 4 4 Grecz.D 0 0 0 0 Bankhead, 110 0 Bamr.p 2 0 0 1 Hotiges.i 10 0 0 Totals 47 20 27 10 Total 33 "7 27 "5 Grounded cut (or Barney in 8th. Pittrtmrsh ..4 4 4 0 0 7 0 0 0 11 Broofebn 0 2001000 0 a Robinson 2 Knaiwll nrtr Coast League race from a walk-; course, tumble tonight unless somebody padlocks the turn St. Leuia AB A Boltoa AR A over to a free-for-all, the Los Angeles team proceeded to lose yes 4 12 Dusak.K 4 0 1 Miisial.lh 3 19 Xorttwy.rf 4 0 1 3 0 3 Moor.cf 3 11 Marion, as 3 0 0 0 5: Bussell, Fiwher.

Kirvr. Bank- 4 Stfd-2: Osterrawllr. 2: Mifcsis. Bikard. 0 Gumii.

Westlake. 3B Klmts. 0 2iS i. Bankhead. Coi.

Miksij, Rikard. 9 liSf TP Cor to Blnodworth to 4 3 Fletcher, Rojek to BoMnson. LOB Pltts- 1 2 bneK 11; Brooklyn. 7. BB Ostermueller 4: ftCrc-R.

Bankhead. 1: Barney. 3. SO terday's series opener to the Portland Beavers, 5-1, before 3692 Wrigley Field fans. It was Portland's 22nd victory in 28 starts and Los Angeles' eighth defeat in 10 games.

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in jKr.ean. 1U in Barney. 5 in 4. BB Rv Cmir? frietcher-k Maimtater.x 10 0 Riif 0 0 2 Braalep 2 0 0 lfarn.p 0 0 0 1 0 0 Wilki.p 0 0 0 by Bankhead (Wettlake i vp Barner. Loser-Gregg.

Attendance 24.069 paid. that the championship will re Two Homers by Mize Pace Giants' 7-6 Win NEW YORK, Aug. 26. (IP) Slugging Johnny. Mize of tha Totals 30 3 24 10 Totals 3 10 27 10 Fouled out for Garagiola in Sth.

Grounded out for ilearn in Sth. SCORE BT CfMXGS St. Louis ...0 0 0 0 0 0 1 (I 0 1 Boston 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 i 5 Maflon. RBI Moore. Ctiller.

2: Holmes. 2. 2B Holmes. Elliott. DP Marion to Schoen RARIN' TO GO Two new Los Angeles Ram halfbacks, Steve Bagarus, left, and Les Horvath, above, will be seen in action tonight at Gilmore Stadium in intrasquad fracas.

dienst to Musial. LOB St. ouis, 3: Boston. 8. New York Giants crashed his 41st and 42nd home runs of the Matinnal pacnio ramnaicm tnrlair turn after a year absence.

Bagarns Plays Two of the most widely heralded newcomers are on rival teams. Steve Bagarus lines up with the Stydahars and Les Hor-vath with the Traftons. They are expected to add considerable speed to the Ram offense. BB Bralle. 2: Hearn Voiselle.

1. sfl Brar.le, 3: Hearn. Wilks. 2: Voiselle. 4.

Hits Brazle, 8 in innings; Hearn, 2 in tvilk. 0 in 1. Loser Brazle. Attendance. 24.18S.

REDSKINS READY, EASE OFF TRAINING CHORES stiles. Lean and lanky Duane Pillette, whose dad Herman pitched in this loop for many, many moons, was credited with the victory. Acquired recently from Newark, he restricted the Angelenos to three singles for seven innings and allowed nobody beyond first base. But with two away in the eighth, Cece Garriott clouted his 19th homer. When Bill Schuster followed with a single and Eddie Sauer walked, Jake Mooty came in and mowed 'em down the rest of the way.

It was Pil-lette's second success against one setback. Baners Chased Russ Bauers teed off for Los Angeles and matched goose-eggs with Pillette for five innings. But three hits and two walks netted three runs in the sixth, Bauers being derricked for Orn Bakdr during the height of the uprising. Baker yielded another tally in the seventh and Don Os-born the final one (a homer by George Vico) in the ninth. All told, the invaders bagged 11 hits.

Bauers was tabbed with his fourth loss. Foul Tips Bill Fleming (7-5) will chuck for the Cherubs tonight at 8 o'clock against the Ducks' Vince Di Biasi (11-7) Outfielder Clarence iad-dern and Second Sacker Lou Strin and picked up two singles, including the game-wirfhing in-" field safety, as the Giants nipped the Chicago Cubs, 7-6. His homers put him four games and two days ahead of Babe Ruth's 1927 record when the Bambino set his record of 60. Chleaja AB A New York AB A Lowrey.3b 4 2 2 3 Kerr.js 4 0 3 5 Waitkus.lb 5 2 110 Witek.2b 3 12 2 a feature which the club lacked last season. Of course this isn't 1948, but the victory of the Los Angeles Athletic Club water polo team in the national championships at Detroit the other day gives strong indication that it will be the United States representative in London next summer.

The Olympic Games selecting committee had strongly considered picking an all-star team to represent this country until after it had seen Coach Austin Clapp's walkaway with the championship. Francis McDermott of the Illinois Athletic Club and chairman of the Olympic water polo committee, stated that the L.A.A.C. team was the finest he had seen in' 40 years. Coach Clapp believes that with a little more work his team can be jv.st as good as the great Hungarian squad that won the 1932 Olympics here. LACKS RESERVES Jerry Flynn, publicity director for the U.S.

Naval-Academy, reports that Coach Tom Hamilton's Middies lack only depth to keep them from being a great football team this fall. "Capt. Hamilton," says Flynn, who is here visiting his old bunk mate in the Navy, Doyle Nave, former Trojan passing star, "has just about 17 top football players but some of the green material on hand may come along and give us help. "I think our team set a pattern of what it is ready to do this fall in the Army game last year when we almost and probably have tipped over the applecart for Glenn Doc Blanchard and Co." JUSTICE TO JUSTICE Jerry, who is a Notre Dame grad, assumes that no team in the country can beat Coach Frank Leahy's team, but he says confidently that if any team in the country can upset the Irish, the Navy is that team. He thinks Dick Scott at center proved in the Army game last year that he was the most underrated lineman in the country and predicts this rugged young man will be an All-American for sure this fall.

Choo-Choo Charlie Justice of North Carolina, in Flynn's opinion, is absolutely, the best back extant and is quite convinced that he will be the sensation of the 1947 season if the Tar Heels come through with the great team that is promised. As a matter of fact, a lot of folks already have North Carolina in the Sugar Bowl again. ABOUT FISHING Fred Maly, executive secretary of Better Fishing, says building artificial fishing ponds and stocking existing ponds and lakes with fish for youngsters and disabled hospitalized war veterans is meeting with great success in many States through the Midwest, East and Southwest. "Our surveys show," says Maly, who is here to press his program in Southern California, "that the movement has met with universal success. In Wisconsin, for example, where there are many fine fishing spots in the northern part of the State, the fish and game authorities now are building artificial lakes in the south so that the people of that section of the State can enjoy the same advantages as the folks do in the north." Scientific methods of fertilization of these ponds, according to Maly, not only speed the growth of fish far beyond the normal, but also make it possible for small bodies of water to support many times more fish than under natural conditions.

HEAR AND THEIR George Halas, owner-coach of the recently vanquished Chicago Bears in the All-Star game, says any team in the National League could have beaten the Bears badly that night Halas says no Bear ever played so poorly Reports on the Baltimore Colts are that Coach Cecil Isbell is looking around for another quarterback The Colts' coach figures Ernie Case is just too small for the job of quarterback in the pro ranks. Coaches of the Big Six pick the Kansas Jayhawks as the potential champion of that conference this fall Only two coaches disagreed They were George Sauer, coach of the Jayhawks, and Sam Francis, new mentor at Kansas State Their choice was Oklahoma Nebraska was rated third Both Sauer and Francis played at Nebraska And so did Bernie Masterson, the Cornhusker coach Ted Williams has been hitting better than .500 during the last 10 days Don Bunge, Redskin center, preached a sermon at the Eagle Rock Baptist Church the other night He's a divinity student After the sermon he sold 17, tickets to The Times Charity game between the Rams and Redskins on Sept. 5. P.S.: At that rate Don should have no trouble getting his congregation to fill the collection plate when it is passed. Mexico Eleven to Play Loyola Other newcomers include Jack Vergara Upsets Dade in Ring BY FRANK FINCH It took Simon Vergara.

a punching fool from Panama, five rounds to catch up with shifty Harold Dade last night at the Olympic Auditorium, but when Vergara found the range on Dade's jaw he all but blasted the former bantamweight champ right out of the ring. A despised l-to-5 underdpg, Vergara floored Dade twice in the fifth round and once in the sixth and then staved off the Negro's game counterrally to win a split decision before 5500 screaming fans. It was Ver-gara's first bigtime start after mild successes at Ocean Park. Dade Down Referee Frankie Van gave the Couppee, rugged fullback, and Harry Adelman, rookie end, will be able to play in the East vs. West game at Santa Ana Friday night remained to be seen.

Couppee suffered a pulled shoulder muscle and Adelman a Zilly, the Notre Dame end who scored one of the touchdowns at Chicago Friday night; Jack Martin, former Navy center; Dick Huffman, 250-pound tackle from Tennessee; Johnny Suncheck, Ixiyola University of Los An- Pafko.cf 5 13 0 Blattner.ra 0" 0 0 0 Bcheftins.e 5 4 3 0 Thomson.ef 4 12 0 geles yesterday announced that lAberson.if 2115 Mi.ib 5452 VI it arar ta.lf 2 0 0 0 Cooner.e 4 0 4 0 it had Riened a two-vear home- Nicholson. 41 2 0 Mar.haii.rf 4150 severe bruise on his left leg BY PAUL ZIMMERMAN" Coach Turk Edwards, convinced that his squad of Washington Redskins are rapidly rounding into top form for their opening football game of the season here with the Los Angeles Rams at Memorial Coliseum a week from Friday night, cut practice sessions down to one a day yesterday and for the rest of the training period. "We don't want to leave our game on the practice field," said the Redskins mentor, "and we can't afford further serious in Stur2eon.2b 2 2 3 Gordon. If 2 0 2 0 Henry Harris, the other casualty, and-home agreement with Co-1 4 111 Lohrke.3b 4 2 3 0 semipro passing star; Dante Mag-nani, the ex-Bear ace, and several others. 0 0 5 Koslo.p 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 KeBEs.p 1 0 1 0 legio Militar de Mexico, the West lX Point military academy of Mexico.

The contest, providing Los An ijOmttardl.B 110 0 Gearbart.xa 0 0 0 0 Totals 4114x25 12 Total 33To27i One out when wicninr run acored. Singled for Becits in 9th. az Ran for Lombardi in 9th. azz Ban for Wnefc In 9tb. 8C0BB BT DTNLNGS geles with its first international football game since the end of the war, will be played this yearly in Los Angeles, with the Lions Ixew'iW 2 0 8 10 0 0 1 0 0 1310000 2 apparently had no more than a bad shoulder bruise.

The way it looked yesterday Bob deFruiter, speedy halfback; Sal Rosato and Jack Jenkins, fullbacks, would be 'in good shape for the Santa Ana tussle. Leo Nobile, a promising rookie guard who has had his left hand in a cast for almost two weeks, will be able to play Friday night with a light cast and plenty of wrappings. Slay Suit Vp Others who have been among juries. A check of the hospital list vesterdav showed that there Panamanian a 1-point edge; i traveling to Mexico City next', Abersnn. Marshall BBipajo.

2 f17e A StriirtrMui 3: SVheffinff 2- T-chrira. Hoerner Injured Dick Hoerner, Iowa's former fullback who has cut quite a figure in Ram scrimmages, won't play tonight due to an injured hand. Several others are likely to warm the bench. It's a bread-and-butter game for a lot of the lads because Snyder will drop the ax on at least six rookies tomorrow morning. Starting line-ups: Btydahar'a Golds Trafton'i Blues ger were out of the Los Angeles Thomson! 2B Marshall.

SB Sturieon. HB year. I'afko. Mile. 2.

SH Begcs. Kerr. DP line-up yesterday because of an ere no criticai injuries result- Coming as the initial game for i Low rev tn waitnu: Mize to Kerr, imb infected throat and an aggravated ing from Monday's toughest i Bill Sargent, Loyola's new coach, lTsl "loKti? scrimmage to date. nether Al 1. Hits KosJo.

8 in 3 (none out in 4th;" Reszs, 6 in 6: Cbipman. 7 in Kush. 3 in 0. TB Cooper, winner Betga. Loser Kush.

Attendance, 14,17. the agreement was described by the Consul General of Mexico in Los Angeles as another manifes tation of the "good; ithe casualties and who should Judge Reggie Gilmore agreed with this ringsider in awarding him a 3-point margin and Judge Herb Green called it a draw. After an even first round, Dade, spearing Vergara with an unerring left to the head, proceeded to pile up a comfortable margin, but suddenly, during a close-in mix in the fifth, Vergara uncorked a short right that spilled Dade for nine. Another right dropped Dade for two, but he lasted out the round as Vergara became overanxious. Outscores Foe knee injury, respectively Pitcher Red Adams, his sore tonsils mended, worked out for the first time in a week.

Shortstop Bill Schuster of the Angels worked his famed hidden Jjall play on Eddie Basinski in the second inning Second Baseman Al Glossop beat Mayo Smith out of a hit in the third inning and then turned George Vico's fourth-frame into a sizzling double plaj-. Port I in A A Lot Anali AB A neighbor policy. The game will be held at Gilmore Stadium on Sunday, Sept. 28. LG.

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Q.B. suit up for the big squad game include John Lookabaugh and Jim Peebles, ends, and Tommy Mont, the quarterback who suf- Babe Ruth Due Here Today Babe Ruth, greatest slugger of them all, arrives in Los Angeles this morning, and irame-riiatplv will hp whisked to the 80 Shaw 40 Schults 11 Matheson 23 Martin. 43 Chase 8 Johnson 30 Pritko 21 Hardy 18 Gehrke 00 Bagarus 16 Hoffman Benton 49 Huffman 20 Eason 43 Naumeu 22 Lazetich 27 Bouley 66 Strode 39 Waterfield 7 Harmon 98 Banta 33 West 36 Helen Beats Net Foe PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26. (JP) Helen Pastall, Los" Angeles, was forced to the limit today before defeating Josephine Smilka, Hamtramck, 8-6, 7-5, to advance-to the fourth round of the 30th annual U.S.

junior girls grass court tennis tournament. L.H. H. FB. SUBSTITUTES training with the Chicago All MOCKtOn LlinCheS StnT-v California Crown Smith 2 0 5 0 Garriott A-f 3 10 1 5 5 1 -SI City Hall, where at 9:30 a.m.

t-u 1 rt Vio If vuav.ii ijuvvaius iuu ilia CttjUctU! will go to Gilmore Field tonight to witness the Ram squad game. On the basis of what they see of the Rams the team hopes to iin ftroSki an 4022 iavor letcner tiowron win oi- STOCKTON, Aug. 26. () The Stockton Ports clinched their second straight California League baseball pennant tonight it A 1 111C lust guuu Funul sixth, another right to the chin, BLUES 11 Ellis, 12 Horvath. hb 16 Pacewic.

fb 26 qb 34 Bleeker, hb 40 Pavelec. 41 Dean, 44 Hamilton, a 45 Cowhig. fb 53 Hickey, 65 Sommers, 76 Levy, GOLDS 3 Maenant, ho 13 Washington, ob 14 Reese, hb 15 Harding, 22 Stroiny. 31 Hoerner, hb 41 Lear, 44 Zilly, 48 Sikich. 49 Hubbell.

50 Wilson, hb 58 Finlay, 66 Kane, 76 Smyth, 77 David, Summaries included: dropped Dade to one knee for 3 9 B.rlorih I 210 oj ficiallv greet the Bambino and I fe 2 members of the four finalists in oS i i American Legion's junior work out some special offensive; by defeating the Ventura Yan-i Third round Beverly Baker. srst e.p Sllettf ooty, baseball tourney, which starts Tainnarg.ft it Gillespie, a 10 0 0 nlavc onrt a rlDfonco -iiTairict KeCS i In 3 iwonica. aei. earsati Kesnn, amnr, piays ann a aeiense against lu e-o. 6-0: Manone Mccord.

Berkeley. Waterfield's nacqpc anH fbp' R. H. E. del.

Ruth Murray. Winchester. 6-1. vydieintiu i passes ana ine OOO P03 0003 10 1 Nancy Chalee. University of Southern 0 0 0 0 Osborn.p 022 OOO 3nx 7 1 (ralifnrmo riaf u.r, Wannel.

Raltimnre. strong running attack of tne Noal, Totals 35 11 27 Totala 32 5 27 14 Cheili and Cardinelli. defi'Nancv Cox. Middletown. 6-0.

6-1. a Filed out for Malone in Sth. aa out for Baker in Sth. SCORE BT INNINGS Portland 0 0 3 1 0 1 5 Los Ancelea 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Angeleno Shares Horseshoe Lead Major, Minor Standings a two count. But the ex-champ, seemingly the fresher of the pair, out-scored Vergara slightly in the seventh, eighth and ninth.

Vergara took Dade's best shots without flinching and then out-punched him in the tenth. Vergara weighed 127, Dade Charlie Daniels, 145, scored a third-round t.k.o. over Melvin Johnson, 144, after flooring him twice to win the scheduled six-round semi-windup. Refer ee. Jack McDonald stopped the fight.

Pitchers IP A Pillette 7a 2i Mooty 4 tomorrow afternoon at Gilmore Field. Entries from San Diego, Manchester, N.H., and Little Rock, pulled into town yesterday, while the other finalist, Cincinnati, arrived Monday. The four youthful teams tangle in a six or, possibly, seven-game series. Two tilts are set for tomorrow, the gala opener in the afternoon at 2:15 and the night corltest at 8. FB BB SO 14 12 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 6 3 7 3 3 1 2 2 12 10 0 MURRAY (Utah) Aug.

26. (JP) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet LOS ANGELES 8 .547 Brooklyn San Francisco 79 70 .530 Louis Bauers 5' 3 20 Haker 22a 11 Oshorn 1 4 NATIONAL IEAGUE W. L.

Pet. 77 48 .616 70 53 .569 68 56 .548 8 '4 Only six tossers kept their rec r-uiuana 4 Boston ords unblemished today as the Kams. Bert Bell, N.L. Head, to See Times Grid Tilt Bert Bell, commissioner of the National Football League, will arrive here Tuesday morning on an inspection visit to the Los Angeles Rams' and Washington Redskins' training camps at Loyola University and Occidental College. The head of the National loop will attend the Times Charities, Inc football game at Memorial national horseshoe pitching tournament settled down to a "battle Schniter.

Portland. 14 Ts Anreles. 5. 2B Vico. Pillette.

3B Vico. HB Garriott, Vico. HH Baiinsfei. PB Basinski. RBI Pillette.

Kcobar. 2: Vico. Garriott. DP Glossop to Pcbuster to Barton: Ostrowski to to Barton. Winner lillette.

Loser Bauers. Attendance, 3692. of the champions." Leading the undefeated ranks were Fernando Isais of Los An uaKiana 10 .521 4 Seattle 73 77 9 San Diero 71 79 .473 11 HOLLYWOOD 70 8(1 .467 1 Sacramento 68 81 .456 13 Games behind leader. Yesterday's Results Portland. LOS ANGELES, 1.

San Diego. 4: HOLLYWOOD. S. Oakland. Sacramento, 1 (10 innings.) San Francisco.

2: Seattle, 0. How Series Stand Portland. 1: LOS ANGELES. 0. HOLLYWOOD.

It San Diego, 1. Oakland. 1: Sacramento. 0. San Francisco.

Seattle. 0. Games Tonirht Portland at LOS ANGELES (Wrieley Field. 8 HOLLYWOOD at San Dieeo. Seattle at San Francisco.

Oakland at Sacramento. Four-round results: Roland Cannon. 131. dec over Pal Moran, 131: Dario Barron. 138, dec.

over Billy Cornwall. 134: Soencer Coleman. 15J. dec. over Bert.

Mendoza, 159: Johnny Duke. 156. dec. over Bill Kin. 157.

Coliseum on the night of Sept. 5 before returning east. This will be Commissioner Bell's first ap geles, national titleholder in 1911, and Ted Allen, Boulder, the defending champion. Isais counted a ringer percentage of 85 to top Allan's 82.5. Both won seven games.

The four other entrants with seven wins and no defeats are Casey Jones. Waukesha. another former champion; Eddie Packham and Lewis Dean, both of -Los Angeles, and W. Nelson, Munrie, Indiana State champ. Guy Zimmerman.

San Francisco, who qualified with a 539. was upset by Er- pearance in Los Angeles. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. Prt. New York 73 45 .634 Boston 64 55 .538 12 Detroit 65 57 .533 12 '4 Philadelphia 6S 58 .528 13 Cleveland 62 58 .517 few York 62 as Cincinnati 60 67 .472 18 Chicaeo 55 69 .444 21 14 Pittsburah 53 71 .427 23', Philadelphia 50 72 .410 25Va Games behind leader.

Yesterday's Results Pittsbureh, 16; Brooklyn. 3. New York. Chicaeo. 6 (second tram postonned.

wet grounds.) Boston. St. Louis. 1. Only games scheduled.

Games Today Chicago (Schmitz. 8-16) at Brooklyn (Hatten. St. Louis (Brecheen. 14-8) at New York (Hansen.

night. Cincinnati (Blackwell. 19-6 or Vander Meer, 6-13) at Boston iBarrett. 10-8.) night. Pittsburgh (Queen.

3-2) at Philadelphia (Leonard, 15-7.) night. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Rochester. 2-4: Montreal. 1-1. Jersey City at Baltimore, postponed, rain.

Syracuse at Newark, postponed, rain. Only games scheduled. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis. 6: Toledo. 5.

St. Paul. Columbus. 4. Kansas City, Louisville.

4. Milwaukee, Indianapolis, 1. TEXAS LEAGUE Houston, 8: Oklahoma City. 6. TUlsa, 4: San Antonio, 0.

Other games postponed, rain. SOLTHERN ASSOCIATION New Orleans, 6: Chattanooga. 4. Birmingham. Little Bock.

2. Nashville. 4-5: Mobile. 3-1. Atlanta at Memphis, postponed.

rain. CALIFORNIA LEAGUE Stockton. 7: Ventura. 3. Santa Barbara.

Visalia. 3. Modesto. 14: Bakersfielri. 1.

Fresno, 11; San Jose. 10. Lamoreaux, Blair Win 'Cycle Races "Bob Blair, copping the four-lap handicap final, and Lammy Lamoreaux, nabbing the four-lap scratch final, shared laurels last night in the motorcycle race meet at Santa Monica Municipal Stadium. Handicap final 4 lansl Bob Blair. Bert Lewis, Pete Fewerhelm.

61.82s. Scratch final 4 laps Lammv Lamoreaux. Jack Milne, Jimmy Gibb. i0.27s. win Hoisier of Los Angeles, who qualified with a 447.

Ray Gatewood. Los Angeles, a favorite, was defeated in one of his matches today In another upset. Both Zimmerman and Gatewood have 6 wins and 1 defeat. THIRD TIME'S A CHARM Third time's a charm, they say, and Coach Bob Snyder and his Los Angeles Rams are hoping it's true. When they trot out onto the Coliseum turf the night of Sept.

5 to fare the mighty "Washington Redskins the Rams will be gunning for their third straight triumph over Coach Turk Edwards' behemoths. Meeting for the National Pro League title in 1945, the Rams eked out a 15-14 verdict, thanks mainly to the superlative play of Bob Waterfield and Jim Benton. Then, in last year's Times Charities classic, the Rams made it two in a row 16 to 14 on the strength of Bob de Lauer's 43-yard field goal in the waning minutes of the game. Tickets and there are plenty of good seats left are now on sale at: Southern California Music 737 S. Hill St Denels Music Shop, 6634 Hollywood Blvd.

All Mutual ticket agencies. Desmond's, 616 S. Broadway. Desmond's Wilshire, 5500 Wilshire Blvd. The Times Information Desk, 202 W.

First St. Messrs. Waterfield and Benton wuTbe back at the same old stand the night of Sept, 5. Torres and Dusek Clash at Olympic Ernie Dusek, riotous Bohemian from Nebraska, plans to unload all his rough stuff tonight when he stacks up against the current world titleholder, Enrique Torres, in the main event at Olympic Auditorium. K.O.

Koverly, giant Slav, tackles Vicente Lopez, former Chicaeo 57 66 .463 21 Washinston 51 70 .421 28 St. Louis 45 78 .366 33 Yesterday's Results St. Louis. New York. 3.

Philadelphia, Cleveland. 1 (12 Washington. 4: Chicago. 3. Detroit.

12-1: Boston. 1-9. Games Today New York' (Drews. 6-3l at St. Louis (Kramer.

Washineton (Hudson, 6-9 or Wynn. 13-12i at Chicaeo (Lee. Philadelphia (Fowler. 9-8i at Cleveland (Feller. Boston (Johnson, 8-6 and Dobsrm.

13-7) at Detroit (Overmire. 8-4 and Trucks. SUNSET LEAGUE Anaheim, 10: Las Vegas. 5. Ontario, El Centro, 3.

Today in Sports FOOTBALL LA. Bams lntra-squad game. Gilmore Stadium, 8:30 p.m. BASEBALL Log Angelea ti. Portland WriKley Field.

8 o.m. WRESTLING Olympic Auditorium. 8:30 p.m. AMATEtE BOXING Pasadena Arena. 8:30 Lone Beach Municipal Auditorium, 8:30 p.m.; Huntington Park Stadium.

8:30 p.m. HOT RO! FACING Carrell Speedway. Gardens, B.30 p.m. GIRL'S SOFTBALL Mnntebelln Park, first came. 1.15 p.m.; Sawtelle Park, 7:30 world champion, in the star semi Amateur Boxing At El Monte Legion Stadium: Tony Torres.

137. k.o. (3) Frank Leslie. 134: Jimmv Green, 141. t.k.o.

i2 Guy Darling. 142: Clarence Henry. 184. k.o. il) Charlie McCoy.

172: Henry Harris. 141. and Don Walker. 143. drew; Eugene Glover.

160. dec. George Holmes. 163; Dick Clothier. 147, dec.

Forrest Davies- ISO: Bob Torrens, 139. dec. George ORoscoe, 137. final. Jules Strongbow, 330-pound Indian, meets Bobby Becker in the special event.

Other marches: Emil rviisek vs. Georsre Becker, Sammy Menacker vs. Joel Morris. p.m..