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THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, VerJnetdty, May 6, 1939 39 Haddix, Fischer Hold Line PRAZEN YANKEES KROZEN WRESTLING Sports in Brief a sparkling rookie Brooks Robinson," 1958 Baltimore third baseman, was optioned to Vancouver in the Pacific Coast League. Robinson, playing be- As ERA Leaders of Majors By JAMES F. LYNCH (CmwrltM The New Tora Time Ca.) NEW YORK At a Senate subcommittee hear-ing last July, Casey Stengel was asked If ho intended "to keep on monopolizing the world's championship in New York Robinson Goes Lifid Billy Klaus, was batting .200. Jackson Sold To Chicubs City." To Coast Loop FRIDAY, 8:30 P.M. DICKIE GUMXEL SKULL MUF.FHY JOEY MAXIM, REFEREC Farmer Llghl-Havywght Boxing Champion 6-Man Tag Team Match RAY GUNKEL vs.

FRED LASSIE ROY ACOSTA vs. GYPSY JOE DON McCLARITY vs. OINO ANQELO 1 Other All-Star Matehrt CITY AUDITORIUM Hoyt Wilhclm of Baltimore, another journeyman right-hander, is right behind Fischer with a 1.46 scorecard. And he has a 3-0 record. Cleveland's Cal McLish, also 3-0, is third at 1.50.

He is followed by New York's Whitey Ford, last year's ERA champ, with 1.36 and Boston's Tom Brewer at 2.40. Chicago rookie Bob Anderson OTHER SPORTS-BIU Boland, Bill Hartack and Willie Shoe-maker, each says he will ride Sword Dancer in the Preakness Saturday. Official word probably won't come until after trainer Elliott Burch confers with Brook-meade owner Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloan. Joseph Netro, co-manager' of fighter Carmen Basillo, was charged with evading $2,666 in state income taxes in New York.

0 "Well, I will tell you," said the Yankee manager, "I got a little concerned Sunday in the first three innings when I saw the three players I had gotten rid of and I said when I lost nine what am I going to do and when I had a couple of my players. "I thought so great of that did not do so good up to the sixth inning I was more confused but I finally had to go Antonelli (2.60) are behind Haddix in the National parade. TRADE Cleveland swapped third baseman Randy Jackson to the Chicago Cubs for Riverboat Smith, southpaw pitcher who will be farmer to San Diego. Jackson was expandable because of Woody Hrld'i sharp play and presence of Gene Leek, (1.92), San Francisco's Jack San- ford (2.14) and the Giants' Johnny From Press Plipatrhes Harvey Haddix and Bill Fischer, two much-traveled pitchers, appear ready to settle down with their new clubs if the. early battle for the earned run titles in the big leagues is any indication.

Pittsburgh's Haddix leads the National League with an ERA mark of 1.86. Washington's Fischer tops the American at 1.06, it is revealed by AP figures that-include Monday games. Haddix, obtained from Cincinnati last winter, has allowed only five earned runs in 24 in Caser Steniel JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION WANT ADS PAY OFF Did he think, Kelly was asked, that the Yankees performance indicated a mass depression. He replied: "1 would nay that thnir ablagate of crazam has made the players very stromd, where their base hits are clabnating in opposite draz, which is responsible for so much kalban. Many of the players feel that their prazen is bllmped with too much fcrozens.

And how can you blame them?" Could he make that clearer? "They're in seventh place, they can't be depressed much further." In an effort to get back to psychology, the interviewer asked if Kelly thought their showing had damaged the players' ID. He said: "To a great extent Skowron did not ID It, and Richardson and Lumpe not only didn't ID it, but made too many stavnids. It would have been very appropriate if Stengel himself had ID it, but he was busy with the other fellow and you can look It up." When asked if he anticipated any permanent psychological scars from the Yankees' poor start, Kelly said: "Actually there is little doubt that at the close of the season most of the players will be so haznicated and proznit with their self macador that they will be manistalling witerment in their thinking of today." Could he state that another way? "The Yankees should win the pennant easily." ATLANTA Continued From Page good fortune than lusty hitting. Maury Lerner lived on a scratch single to open the inning, as his grounder to shortstop took a bad hop. Hendley, trying to sacrifice, forced Lerner at second.

and call on a young man in Baltimore that we don't own and the Yankees don't own him, and he is going pretty good, and I would actually. Jiave to tell you that I think we are more the Greta Garbo type now from success." On the day of the hearing, the Yankees were leading the American League by 11 games. To. day It's a different story. The Yanks are in seventh place and everyone, it seems, has an opinion as to what is wrong with them.

Al Kelly, the double-talking comedian who is the only baseball fan who can understand Sten-gelese and reply in kind, is no exception. Kelly, a frequent after-dinner speaker at iports functions, made his views known in an interview that attempted to learn if the Yankees' slump had psychological ramifications. fUfcl' II fill I I ff I I 1 I I fl at 1 rf-v fv i mm mm ii fi. iiiiiiHH Poochie Hartsfield, who has hit safely in all five games he has ONLY PRICE NO ONE UPS PRICE 11 I i Ui IIB' nings. The 33-year-old left-hander had a 3.52 ERA with the Reds last year, when he also, saw service with St.

Louis and Philadelphia. Fischer, purchased from Detroit last Sept. 11, has given up only four earned tallies In 34 innings. A year ago, he was on the mound for Detroit, Chicago White Sox and the Senators. started, singled Hendley to second.

George Holder dropped a single into left, loading the bases. "VTI W''1" GLOBE'S Excluiv Free Pick-up and Delivery Then clutch-rugged Bob Uecker batted in his ninth run in three MIRRO-GLOSS high silicon content games, Hendley scoring on his looping single to right. The bases 1 Lii rt: finish leaves a hard, iil glasi-likt lurfoce that it Look What $2S33 Buys 1. Every car completely hand-landed to remove rust and exidited paint! 2. Every car carefully masked by experts to keep paint off of chrome end glass! 3.

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Kolakowski departed for a pinch-hitter in the top of the seventh, and Carl Mathias, ace Mobile southpaw, finished up without being damaged. But the Polishing Brown, Northside Go To Top in West Rebels Stun Southwest, 10-1; Tigers Edge North Fulton, 54 By RAY TAPLEY A grand-slam home run by ferry Scott and a three-run round-tripper by Brit Madison sent Brown's Rebels and Northside's Tigers hurdling to the top of the City League's western division standings Tuesday, PERMA-BOND Ottered Only GLOBE i A myyi is i Lr I 14 if Slhr New Rust-Proof Process Complete Body and Fender REPAIRS Qloba'a production method enable us to perform the moat metieuloua re. palra at a fraction of the price other! charge. From the amalleat to the laraent wrack. Check othara' timatea flratl Than sea ual Crackers already had enough fmi.

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And Hendley delivered his two-run single after Larry Click and Maury Lerner failed. A run-scoring double by Ken Kuhn and singles by Kolakowski and Neb Wilson were the only hits Mobile managed off Hendley in the third. But butterfingered mates booted the ball all over Poncey, allowing the Bears to tally all their runs, two unearned. battle of non-contenders, Sylvan edged O'Keefe, 3-2. North Fulton maintained its front-running role in the East with a 9-4 victory over Smith and Murphy held on to second with a 2-0 shutout of Bass.

Grady moved into a third-place tie with idle. Roosevelt with a 5-4 decision over Fulton. Griffin and Athens clinched ties for the two division diadems in Region 4-AAA by routing Atlanta area teams. Grif mmm M2 Staff Photot Doiier Mobity "NAW, I DIDN'T LIKE THAT CALL SEE" Brotun Coach' Son, Billy Peek, Disagrees With Vmp Gary Smith 55 Tucker Wins 4-B Crown Tucker's 9-0 whitewash of Lithonia and Stone Mountain's 10-3 upset of West Gwinnett gave Tucker the Region 4-B, Area One, baseball championship Tuesday. In other games on the Greater Atlanta front, Milton edged North Clayton, 2-1, on Johnny DeVore's four-hit, 10-strikeout pitching, and Clarkston routed Rockdale County, 13-3, with the help of a homer by Ronald Moore.

fin gained a share of the South crown with a 16-6 lambasting of Druid Hills and Athens slice of the North title with a 6-0 shutout of Sprayberry. Campbell of Smyrna, which beat Cherokee of Canton, 5-1, still has a chance in the North, as does Decatur, which edged Mar-1st, 5-4, in the South. A trio of Southwest hurlers matched four-hitters with Brown's Charles Casey, but they doled out a staggering total of 14 walks, as opposed to Casey's one. O'Keefe 000 010 1-2 1 1 Sylvan 001 001 13 2 Hubbard, O'Shieldf (6) and Honeaj Erhols and Roberts. HOMEK Haygood O'Keefe).

Fulton Sid W0 04 5 3 Grady 013 001 x-5 1 Griffin and Neesei I. Entrekin, -Eizen-tat is) and L. HOMERS Sower (Grady), Dodd (Grady). Murphy 100 010 02 5 1 Baaa 000 000 0-0 5 1 Dalglelah and McDaniel; Crook and Smith. Smith 002 110 0-4 6 North Fulton 010 224 x- 10 2 Christopher, Tibbetta (4), WUiiame (4) and Dudman; St.

John and D. Mitchell, HOMER Nelson (North Fulton). West Fulton 300 010 04 2 Northside 000 011 35 10 1 Rakeatraw and Johnaon; McCravy, Kir-by (2) and Kirkland. HOMER Madison (Northside). Southwest 000 000 1 1 4 1 Brown 023 050 10 4 2 Weir, Shi (3), Kingston (4) and Landis, Slay (3); Casey and Scott.

HOMER Scott (Brown). Lithonia 000 000 00 2 Turker 301 401 1 Hamby, Anderson (4) and McDonald; Wilson and Ross. North Clayton 001 0O0 0001 4 2 Milton 010 000 0012 7 3 Northrop, and Morris: DeVore and Rucker. West Gwinnett 200 010 0 3 7 1 Stone Mountain 540 100 10 10 2 Griffin, Wnmack (2) and Hairi Rainwater and Owen. HOMER Garni on (West Gwinnett).

Bouchee Single Edges Cards for Phils, 8-7 PHILADELPHIA (AP) The Philadelphia Phillies rallied for five runs in the ninth Inning Tues Rorkdale County 020 000 1 3 7 mmr y.vSMACuSj amaaaMr Mt -j, mini. i 0R(tv CN Clarkston 012 073 13 I day night and defeated the St, Christian ana Richardsoni Johnson and lalton. HOMER Moore (Clarkston). Louis Cardinals 8-7. Ed Bouchee Athens 004 002 0-4 1 Sprayberry 000 000 00 2 singled home the winning run after reliever Larry Jackson walked starter Robin Roberts, picked up his first victory against two losses.

Ken Boyer batted in three runs with two triples and a double and scored two and Hal Smith blasted a two-run homer for the Cardinals. The Cardinals battered Roberts for 13 hits. Bill White batted in two runs and scored two with three singles. Dickens and Yearwood; Carson and In the tying run. The Phillies collected six of G3S3 way HOMER Durden (Athens).

Campbell 010 011 25 I Cherokee 000 001 01 4 1 Camile and Beckett; Priest and Wal lace. Decatur 000 040 015 4 i Marist 020 000 204 5 3 THE STRIKINO) ACCENT Of A BRUSHED STAINLESS STEEL ROOP their total 12 hits in the ninth, in eluding doubles by Harry Ander MARKS IT UNMISTAKABLY AS AN IMPERIAL CROWN SILVERCREST LANDAU. DeFoor, Travis (7), DeFoor (t) and coniut; iruemper ana uarne. son and Willie Jones. Jackson was charged with his fourth loss.

He has not won a game. Dick Farrell, who replaced BASEBALL SUMMARY PHILAnELPRIA ab bl SOUTHERN NATIONAL Ashhurn cf 4 0 10 ST. LOUIS ab a til Flaa'ame 2b 5 1 0 Grammas ee 5 1 2 0 Mutual lb 4 0 0 C'nh'm lb 0 10 9 Waa Last Prt. Behind 4 1 1 Hamnrr as Prt, Behind ImjerialsTdecisive differences makejitithe years fine car success Won Lost Milwaukee Birmingham 14 I .4.14 .411 10 5 Bmichr 10 Post rf H.A'd'a'n If Jonea 3b bKoppe G.A'd'a'a 3b cFrers Hriian Nashville 15 New Orleans 13 Mobile 15 Memphis 11 ATLANTA Chattanooaa Shreveport 5 .600 .591 .577 .429 .409 .235 Cincinnati 12 San Francisco 12 Los Angeles 13 10 Chicaao II 11 Philadelphia 9 10 Pittshursh 10 St. LAUia a 5 14 71 .571 .545 .500 .474 .474 .238 I 1 5 IVi Si i 'i 2 to to Bnyrr 3D While If Clmnll If Flnod rf Smith rf Smith Mizrll 4 0 4 1 2 4 A 1 OThilley 0 1 0 Brnenan Jackion 0 0 0 0 rF'nandrl 0 0 0 0 Bnnerta I Farrell 9 TUESDAY HfcSt'LlS Cincinnati 5, San Francisco 2 Cnicago 4.

Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia St. Louis 7 Milwaukee 3 Los Angeles 1 (It 3 0 0 0 Mini fRnwmao Tni.Ia 41 11 Toll TUESDAY'S RESULTS Atlanta 4, Mobile 3 Nashville Shreveport 7 (10 Innings). Rirmineham 5. New Orleana 4. Memphis 12.

Chattanoosa 1 WEDNESDAY'S flAMES MnMIe at ATLANTA. 7:45. New Orleana at Birmingham. Chattanooga at Memphia. Nashville at Shreveport.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Prt.l Prt. (1-1) Los Angeles at Milwaukee Snyder vs. Jay (1-1). a Kan fnr Musial in 9thi Kan for Jnnra in Wit GrounnVd out for G. Andrrann In 9th! Singled for Heaan fn thi Ban for PhUley in 9th I Suigled for farrell in 9th.

(5t. inula 10 nO 0137 Phlladelohli 20 Ml NS-t KJone. PO-A St. Lome 25-9. 1 out when winning; run acored).

Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh Schaffemotb (1-0) or Hillman (1-1) vs. Haddix (201. Whichever of the fine cars you now drive whatever the reasons for its purchase you should know some of the decisive differences that are turning fine car buyers, in increasing numbers, to Imperial, St. Louis at Philadelphia, night Kellner ii-ij vs. fcemprocn t2-i.

Only games scheduled. Miami 13 .419 Montreal 10 11.474 Toronto 1) J79l Columhus 1 10 .474 Richmond 10 Rochester 11 .450 Buffalo 11 10 Havana 1 14 .344 27-10. LOB St. Loula 8, Philadelphia 3B Boyer, Bout-bee. H.

Andennn Jonea. 3B Boyer 1. HR Jone. H.Smith, AMERICAN Lost Pet. Behind Won If Kill Si IP F.l .737 cieveiana 14 Raltimoro 11 Mizell Ftrnanan X-Jarkaoa (L, .550 .550 .545 .524 .444 .400 Chicago Washington Kansas City Boston New York 11 12 11 1 3't 3'a 4 4i Va farrell (W.

1-3 0 0 0 10 10 10 12 15 Control System ever developed in the motor industry. In your lifetime, there has not been a car manufactured in this country with the deliberate precision which is lavished on Imperial. Every Imperial must pas3 nearly 600 tests and inspections, including a final (and exhaustive) road test. The Imperial you can buy today is the most carefully made, most thoroughly tested car of its time. A difference you can respect.

Prore these statements. Accept only your own evidence. Drive both of the other cars in the Imperial class. Drive Imperial. Compare it point for point on any basis you think important.

Your dealer is waiting to cooperate. What you learn about Imperial's decisive differences will tell you exactly why fine car buyers are turning to Imperial in increasing numbers. x-Fared 4 batter! In 9th. Burkhart, Venion, Conlan, Donatelll. 2:41.

A 12.023. Detroit 5 TUESDAY'S RESULTS Washington t. Chicaao 1 Cleveland 9, Halumora 1 Detroit 8, boston 3. New York 3, Kansas City (10 Innings) WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Baltlmoro at Cleveland, night Pappas Toronto 4. Montreal 2 Buffalo Rochester liami Richmond 2 avana 5.

Columbus 3 WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Buffalo at Rochester. Miami at Richmond. Havana at Columbus. Toronto at Montreal AMERICAN ASSOCIATION EASTERN I WESTERN W.L. Pct.f W.

L. Prt. I'd'polis 15 7 Houston 11 11 .500 M'n polis 14 7 Dallas 113.381 L'ville 13 10 .5651 Ft. Wortb 15 .375 St. Paul 11 11 .500 Denver 13 10 .545 Chleaton 7 10 .412 Omaha 7 14 .333 TUESDAY' RESULTS Charleston at Minneapolis, rail Omaha at Ivalias, rain ienver t.

Inritanapoiia nuisvil'e SU Paul 2 orth Worth 7, Houston 1. WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Fort Worth at Houston. Omaha at Dallas, f-t. Paul at DmiisvWe. Denver at Indianapolis.

Charleston at Minneapolis. ALABAMA-FLORIDA (Deea got Inrlnde TnesShir alght's games) Prti Prt Example: The riding quality of Torsion-Aire a suspension as yet unequaled by soft coils or complex air systems. No Imperial owner would give it up. Example: A precisely honed sense of handling and maneuver no other car has quite been able to achieve. Other fine care often feel sluggish to Imperial owners.

Example: Broader, higher doors; longer room for legs; higher space above head3. Swivel seats for dignified entry and exit. Imperial owners feel a little cramped in other fine car3. Example: A new kind of engine that gives Imperial more wheel-turning force, more livelties3 per pound than any other engine in the fine car world. Example: Auto-Pilot which tends the accelerator automatically on long trips an option many Imperial owners consider a necessity.

Example: A newly equipped plant, designed around the most effective Quality vs. en w-u. Wsshineton at Chicago Pascual (1-2) vs. Wynn (3-1). New York at Kansas City, night Ditmar (0-1) vs.

Grim (3-1). Boston at Iv-troit Brewer (1-2) vs. Foy- tack (0-3). 3 LITTLE KITTENS All-Fish CAT FOOD SOUTH ATLANTIC sV.Prt.1. WtPrt til .421 ww in.

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polhan 5 Pensarr, a 7 .42 'A Ft. W. Be. 7 4 City 4 19 without equal FINEST FRODUCT Of CHRYSLER CORPORATION IMPERIAL WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Flma at Montsnmery. Fmt Walton Btach at Penaacola.

Dothan at Panama City. TEXAS LEAGUE Prt. I f-rt Aalin 19 7 C. Chrlstl 10 1J Victoria 14 .409: Tula 10 15 .400 S. A ntnin '2 14 Ama-illo 14 jifl 11'EsDAt'l RESULTS Victoria at 'luisa, ram Austin 7, Corpus Chnti 1.

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