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jzffer iPf; tif JEST THf t-AOlES' I BUWg 7i 'T7 YOU DON'T ATTW HEAVYWEIGHT 8 MOON MULLINS 13 col Yanks, Ruffing Vsn for McCarthy, 3-2 Braves Halt Cubs, 7-3; Lee Hurls Six-Hitter By Joe Trimble CO I i Cleveland, Aug. 9. Joe McCarthy, who is recovering' from a nervous breakdown, returned today and was received with a sooth ing sedative in the form of another victory by one of the Yankees of better days, Red Ruff in g. Not that it was an easy afternoon for Joe, Ruff, or anyone else. The Indians were tou gh right to the finish, but finally bit the dust, Boston, Aug.

9 (JP). Bill Lee, veteran righthander, hel his former Cub teammates to six hits today while hurlin: the Braves to a 7-3 victory over the league leaders. It wa 3-2, when the New Yorkslf" the Cubs' first setback in their last eight Boston starts. worked across the winning Stan Hack collected three of run in the ninth. Chicago hits.

The Tribesmen belted three hurlers for 14 hits and clinched the game in the third in ning when Butch Nieman blasted his 13th homer with Vince Shupi Cards Defeat Giants, 5 to 3 (Continued from preceding page on base, Shupe led the Bostc.i attack with four hits and scored three runs Batting leader Tommy Holmes There were quite a few spots where manager Joe might have been excused for getting the jitters all over again. But Old Ruff, serene and cool, was always out there with a cold compress which he applied impartially to McCarthy's fevered brow and to the heads of the Indians when they thi-eatened to get hot and go off on a rampage. The more one sees of Ruffing, the greater the realization that part of this business of pitching baseball lies in headwork. Hs al- jt, K. singled twice in four tries to re Maglie, Rube Fischer and Ac tain his edge on Phil Cavaretta Adams finished creditably, but th Joe Evades '46 Queries; Denies Feud With Larry Cleveland, Aug.

9. When he rejoined the Yanks today Joe Mc-' Carthy explained that he came back because he didn't want to let the team down, but he sidestepped queries as to his status for next season. "I'll finish this year okay," said Joe, "but 1946 will depend upon my health. Right now I feel pretty good after a couple of weeks of good food, rest and lots of sunshine." The manager did look very well, and there's no doubt that the rest and treatment since July 24, when he left New York to go to his farm near Buffalo, has done him a world of good. 'He explained that he is eating and sleeping satisfactorily again and no longer is down in the dumps.

"I want to repeat what I said before going home," Joe added "and that is that I have not had any trouble or interference from Larry MacPhail. We've gotten along fine. I submitted my resignation last month because I was. in no condition fo do the team any good. But I'm back now because I don't want it to be said that I was letting ths club down.

I p. bout rngle while I was uo on the farm and I realized that I never did that before and that I didn't who got a single out of two trips, Cards had had the big inning Lee did not have a strikeout and gave six passes Dut he never was is enough for a championshi team. For Bt-echeen broke th back of a Gaint threat in th in serious trouble. The Braves col lected 11 hits before chasing fourth by slipping pinch-hittc Mallory a DP ball, wavere starter Paul Derringer from the mound in the fifth inning. Hal Vandenberg came in to retire the momentarily in the fifth as LocV.

side in that frame and then gav man smashed his third homer an Gardella his 12th, but then gav up a lone single by Ott the res way to Bob Chipman in the sixth BOSTON (7) CHICAGO (3) ab do of the way. Then, just to mak The Cat's task a bit easier, hi llack.Sb 5 13 12 1 (Vller.ss Johnson 2b 2 0 0 3 5 1 shupe. lb 3 Holmes. rf mates gave him the eighth fram gravy rim off Adams via Verban' 2 0 1 1 1 II Nieraan.If ab po a 4111! 3 4 HI 4 12 2 4 1 1 4 12 14 4 0 3 3 4 0 A 4 114 3 3 0 10 3 4 10 3 10 Workman. ft 3 tt single and Schoendienst's two Nhholsnn.rf Williams.c Gillespie.e Merullo.ss want to start it now.

I had made up my mind to return even before MacPhail came up tn see mv Joe said he had followed the progress of the team via the news-naprs during his absence was elated at the good job conch Art Fletcher did in his absence. "He won nine and lost six, and if I can do as well we can win the pennant." TRIMBLE. llllil iil water.cf 1 0 2 1 IV Masl.r 2 1 0 8 4 0 0 1 O0 Lec.p bagger. DIAMOND DUST: Lockmar. homer was fitting farewell for II Ilerrlnger.p II Den Savage Vanil bcrg.p 0 0 0 0 0 ft.

a-Secory 1 0 0 0 0 0' Chipman. 0 A 0 0 0' b-lte. ker 1 0 Red Ituffing year-old rookie who reports for in duction today. The brilliant blond 11 27 13 A speedster, who takes with him Probable Pitchors Cards, Barrett (15-8) at Giants, Tola's "A3 IS 21 12 S'Tola'a 38 7 for Van.lenherjc in th. h-Halied fir Chipman in t'h.

l-hiraito 1 OS iKIl laudable .344 batting average fo A 0 A 3 his month in the majors, also brok Koston 2 A 2 0 1 A 15 into big time with homer off sam Kuna hatted in Pafko. Gillespie 2. Workman 2, illlrnw-ter 2. Nieinan 2. Shune.

Two base hits Cardinals in his first time at ba on July 5 St. Loo stumpi -Nicholson, Hack, shupe. Hume run Niemnn. Sairitieea- Luwery. Lee.

p'ays Off Cavar-ret'a (onassisledi. Caller-Wletelmann-ShMne 2. Ift on bsses Chicago 1. fifiaton 7. Bases or fore McCarthy arrived.

Both Bagby and Ruffing wear the same uniform number, Rise of Indians and end of numerous feuds between Manager Boudreau and players is attributed to Frank Hayes. The veteran catcher, who was obtained in a trade from the A's on May 29, wised up some of the malcontents and, by his own example, showed that getting balls-lift Chipman 1. Lee Strtiek out Blix Donnelly is bedded by th flu Bothered by tough sun i left field, Danny Gardella staggere IeTine- 1. Hit Off Perrincer 11 in 4- inniniLa. Vandenlierff A in ('iupraan 3 in 3.

Wild pitch Ierrlner. Winnin pitcher Lee Voiselle (12-10). Reds, Bowman (8-5) at DODGERS. Davis (7-10). YANKS, Gettel (5-4) at Indians, Reynolds (12-9).

ninth, which Aaron Robinson began by shafting a line single to right. Don Savage ran for him and Ruffing was supposed to bunt him to second. However, Ruff missed the sign and popped up. Stirnweiss then dropped a single in center and 4ii-7. lH.i pitcher flerrinaer II -7 1.

I'mpires around like hi sold self, yesterday He dropped his first fly of year ii fifth, when Brecheen's hoist wen for two bases, then, in the nintlJ Bogjres. Pinelli. 'onlan. Time Attend, artce Lippy Ss Held along with the young manager is Danny Ltood still with glov the wiser course. stretched overhead, searching fo Before leaving, MacPhail dis Verban pop into the glare.

A cussed a couple of waiver deals. last second, the colorful flycatche Ihe Senators want pitcher Joe In Assault sprinted in at top speed and jus maanged to make spectacula Page on waivers for $7,500 but they won't get him," said the Yank president. He also revealed that catch as fans howled lowed only seven hits and kept the Clevelanders off stride with his tricky assortment of fast and slow stuff with a curve mived in just often enough to make for the batters' confusion. The only one he had any serious trouble with was Lambert (Dutch) Meyer, the third baseman. This young man, who was in three-cornered pants when Ruff was winning the first of his 261 big-league victories, swatted four straight hits, including two doubles.

After each blow, Ruff would shake his head and mentally figure out some other way to pitch to him. By the time the kid came up in the ninth, with two out and the tying and winning runs on base, the old master had found the right pitch for him. Meyer's fly to left ended the game and sealed the third straight decision for Ruffing. INDIANS COUNTER ATTACK It was Jim Bagby, formerly a rebellious Redskin but now smoking the pipe of peace in the tribe's internal affairs, who lost the game. He went even with Ruff until the ninth, each allowing a pair of bracers in the third on Meyers' double, Rocco's single and a two-bagger off the right-field screen by Jeff Heath.

The Yanks retaliated in the fifth. After two were out, Metheny walked, Martin singled and both scored as Etten duplicated Heath's drive. These made 64 runs batted in for Etten. Matters rested there until the Zimmerman, new Giant first sacke Leo the Lip Jurocher and Joe Moore, a special patrolman, were Yanks had waived on center- expected today, will not arrive til fielder Mike Kreevich, whom the tomorrow. Browns sent to the Senators.

WTien McCarthy was asked about Kree held for Grand Jury action by Magistrate Abner C. Surpless in Brooklyn Felony Court yesterday on charges of having beaten John Christian under the stands at Eb- vich he said: "We didn think too hard about him. Any way, I don't Nats' 14 Blows Rip Chisox, 7-2 Chicago, Aug. 9 (TP). Mik bets Field on June 9.

Bail for each think the Browns would let us was continued at $1,000. have him." MacPhail also said Savage whirled to third. He stumbled30 feet from the bag, crawled the rest of the way there and was lucky not to be put out. The only thing that saved him was that Mackiewicz missed the hit in center and had to dash back and retrieve it, Metheny's long fly then scored Savage with the big run. Cleveland made its counter attack in its half.

Hayes singled to left and his pinch-runner, Ken Wheeler, was sacrificed to second. Crosetti then booted pinch-hitter Paul O'Dea's roller for his third error and Ruffing was in a dandy hole. But he had been in 'em before and knew the way out. He fanned Steve Gromek, another pinch-hitter, on a whistling fast ball and then got Meyer for the first and last time. DIAMOND DUST: Larry Mac- i Leo the Lip, for once in his life, passed up an opportunity to talk.

Kreevich, playing nis nrst gamd that the Braves are after Elmer Singleton, right handed pitcher Both he and Moore did not testify in their own defense. for the Senators, touched off a six run, fifth-inning blast today a.1 Washington beat the White Sox with the Yanks Kansas City farm team. MacPhail also revealed the Cubs have until Nov. 15 to deliver three players to the 7-2. before 4.780 fans.

Kreevich Christian, a spectator at the Brooklyn-Philadelphia game, testi obtained from the Browns or. waiv fied that Moore forced him into an ers, doubled to drive in two run: areaway under the grandstand and start the fire that wasn't pu after the game and that Durocher Yankees in the Borowy deal, explaining that in lieu of the players the Yankees have agreed to accept $30,000. This makes Borowy price-tag $70,000. out until the Nats collected feud and Moore there beat him with a more hits for four more runs, in long, black object." Christian declined to identify it as a blackjack. eluding a triple by George Myatl and a two-bagger by Buddy Li-wis Phail left town this morning be Christian is 22 years old and at tonal League The Nats garnered 14 hits, shell lives at 252 Bradford Brook YANKEES INDIA NS PITTSPURGH (3) at PHILADELPHIA ing Bill Lietrich off the mound anil fcb.av.

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Fames! Team -2ba loiali 3 i 11 5 3 27 11 3 h-Uan for Hnye in grandfather active in the major Track Coach, Dies Tola's 34 2 7 in 1 2 27 8 leagues faded out of the picture nit on error for Ohocki u-Calied out on strikes for Baby in 9th. Hanover. N. Aug. 9 U.R).- today when the Braves announced a-Ran for Robinson in 9th.

Including yesterday'n eame. 000 020 OO 1 3 002 000 00 1 Harry Hillman, 64, one of thd TANKS Italians the outright release of relief pitcher Joe Heving. Heving, formerly with country outstanding tractd Total! S2 3 6 27 10 A Totals 31 1 5 27 8 8 Pittsbltrrh A 0 A A 1 03 Philadelphia 0 A A A A 1 A A A 1 Runs batted In Dinses. Barnhart. J.

Barrett. J. Two base bits J. Barrett Lnp. srnlen base Triplett.

Double playn SpiniU'l-Oimiels: BarnhaEt-Coscarart-OahiKreo. Left on base 1'itts-blirKh 6. Philadelphia S. Bases on balls Off Gables 3. K.

Barrett 4. Strikeouts lit Gables 5. Barrett 3. Wild pitrh R. Barrett.

Winning pitcher Gables (7-21. Loslnsf piteher R. Barrett t'mpires Stewart. Ballarifant and Magerkurth. Time 1:10.

Attendance i.OlT. coaches, who had been at Dart-I the Red Sox and Indians, developed Earned rtms All. Tw hits Meyer 2. Crowtti. Heath.

Etten. Caueht Btealiri By Hayes Slaitibak. SSaf-rifires Koeeo. Ma ktewiez. Double play Indiana 1 Mihocki-Meyt-r-Roivoi.

Left oh base Yanks 9. Indians 8. Bases on balls Off Jinffms 1. Bairbv 5. Struok out By RuIIins 3 (Rayes.

Seerev. Gromek Batcbr 4 Stirnweiss. Rulflns. Staiubaelr. Crosettii.

Winning pitehei- Ruffing: (3-01. Losing Basby ti-lOj. Ttuie tnipires Rue, Berry and Hubbard. Attendance mouth 35 years, died in the collegd sore arm shortly after being picked up by the Braves and pitched infirmary today of coronary thram bosis. only a few innings ft.