The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 8

EIGHT THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1947. Form Chart Brecheen Tosses Cardinals Swickey, Graham Pace Comets' Win TEXAS UEACV) Oklahoma City Fort Worth 3 3 Tulsa 2 Dallas 2 To 4-1 Triumph Over Cubs .333 By WALLY WALLIS ftedTuraT Apri'l 18-DoubIe barrele arevepon 2 5 j86 Results Friday noat 8. San Anionlo 7. The Cat Scatters Eight Hits In Redbirds' Debut at Home astffi sir -WrXis si who Win's teat out Ada's Cougar uaas 5. Port Worth 3.

Houston 4. Shreveport l. Gaines Saturday Probable pitchers In parentheses Oklahoma City (Johnson or Groth) Tulsa (Warren) (night). Dallas Pullig. 0-1) at Fort Worth 3oIes.

0-0 fniphti TnhmTv Phrm-r', tuwr "iree-i'un third Inning off hurler i Chicago nhK hp6f over the ii vT irom Mariow Chicago 111 nome aeDUt Oilers Snap The Rerlhfrris o-nt nff t'n Beaumont (Fowler, 0-0) at San An-tonio (Cole. 2-0). yuuiM iouowea oy Duncan with 9, El Reno and Comanche with 4 each, Dlerine scored nn i "eia.er innirnr oiaugnter in tne llrst Shreveport (Williamson. 1-0) at with 3, Temple with' 2 and Lawton C. B.

Speegle minger, 0-1 (night) ouston 0-1, (night). HBll Tribe String followS'h5 Phlrd frame With a double t0 rlSht nter, graunder Diering crossed Almost 1,000 fans watched Swickey set a new meet record In the 880-yavd dash as he sprinted out of the last Speegle Gets Softball Post Slaughter then doubled off the rightfield screen, sending to third and Dusak was nasseri fining th balk to advance third 61 by five vards. Swlnkov wno i as no beat tne mark of 2:07 wnen acK uirew wide to ununnst naa established here Maury Donovan walked. Petersoi caught the Tribe flatfooted with perfect squeeze bunt that scored Cas tne piate on Marty Marion's grounder. Slaughter came in as Swickey uncorked a tremendous kick Bin At a i I i se wt- Whei xv-c Biuuuueu out, wacK Waitkus.

what was officially proclaimed to be Bucs Nip Reds, Net Loop Lead ball coach whose Redskins lost to Dorsett came in and stopped thep I Brecheen gave up eight hits but kept nament, will be manager of the 1947 "V- uau a Dig inning boil inning blow was the only extra base seconds. ball association at Wiley Post and pulled through with only tw'run auorea on nim, stui holding a 5- lead nounced Friday by Norm Withee. YMCA physical education director Graham also hung up a record, a mighty 50-foot, 10-inch toss of the 12-pound shot, to break a mark set here in 1948 by Willie Bigham from Wichita Falls, Texas. Rosen Scores Frazier through the box. John Hernande walked, loadino- tho hoeo.

t. Pittsburgh Pirates Friday opened their home season with all the fanfare of a Hollywood premiere including a movie star and brought the festivities to a happy conclusion for an overflow, record crowd of 38,216 by nosing the Cincinnati Reds. 12-11. role Vault Mark Set He picked up first place in the dis-us with a pitch of 116-11. transferring to Central State 'college away.

Bill Ankoviak fanned au Kosen came through with a line singii in 1040. the pole yault. Dean Dial, Mariow, and Harold Funek, El Reno, both soared He coached foorhnll nf. Hernandez took too wide tunica second and was cut down for th )40, then went to Cushing highschool victory and gave them undisputed possession of first place in the National ross tne suck to 10 feet, 4 inches WcKm' if 0 0 0 0 olwusflf lb 3 0 1 11 2 0 0 0 Eu rf 0 0 Ojot Lee0mre7trif0rCetl ftt seeonibttSe fi "ir lalal; -r ,1 -i Musial. LOB Chicago 6.

St. Louis 7 BOB byMha 2, and equalled in 1946 by Jimmy Liddell hiredas basketball coach at Capitol hits and four runs in theseventh go winging along, 8-3. BUI MannUli Burt ShottOH, left, is congratulated by Clyde Sukeforth in the set the homenm pace with two while silly Cox, Jim Russell and rookie catcher Roy Jarvis had one each for guara as a cnier speicalist. tied by Bow Waters, Classen, Tom Churchill, Central, and Sol Jones, ham bunted the men to' second'' a "i ew xorK naay as bhotton became the new manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. 0 lpuLU 2 kovsky coach the football team into the state playoffs last season, then his Dorsett balked to put Matting home anSinl tn caU8nt hold ot a fasi conference and regional honors before Dyer.

MarloS" ihlrd. Time 10.4. New Records to Be Written In KU Relays Books Today in two more scores. Peterson stoglec to deep short, stole second and scorec operate three church leagues, two ,7 UU! bjuisi me boards. Tulsa punched Karakul Giants 10, Bums 4 NEW YORK.

April 18-()The MiiKiea. scoring aneac npiu 10 louL'uiau jsevon nunarca athletes from 56 colleges and universities will pour into KU's bic horseshoe Stsrihim hern ing May. homenm bats Friday, smashing tlx resulted from Swoboda's single. SC0 Of the K.nsa Iv, renewal witnee reminded team managers and sponsors entry blanks and fees for all association teams are due in his to swamp tne jrooKiyn Dodgers, 10-4. before an opening day Polo Grounds crowd of 37.546 fans.

Built around the southwest's seething 100-yard feud between Bin Martinezon and Charlie Parker, and a set of tight relays, the annual Jayhawker games are expected to attract at least 10 000 fans intn rh RpH onH nina--, Johnapri, "Ada JoUrf'l grounded out lor Ostermueller In 5th paced the homer barrage by collecting Cards Sell AHina loaded in the eighth inning. football park by the time the timers yell "guns up" at 2 p. m. Oklahoma will be represented Beazley to Braves White i SOtTTtEEX ASSOCIATION' Big six indoor champ: shot-putter Ropers Face Relays Test Plato Andros: Bill Weaver, drama Cardinals since the end of the 1941 ocnouii, was eoia rnaay to tne Boston Braves for an undisclosed sum. Beazlov's first, fun in siuueni-ainieve, wno nas a good chance of capturing the decathlon title, and a pair of fairly formidable scheduled to go to the post with baton cial.) Tulsa Will Rogers' rampant two-mile relay.

Ross Nichols6 will to sweep the Bulldog relays hercSat- BB leagues was in 1942 when he won 21 games for the Redbirds and defeated the New York Yankees twice for the World series' hero's role. He spent the next three years hi the army air corps and last season had difficulty in returning to prewar form. Harper's 67 Leads Virginia Golf Field Braves 10, Phils 7 squad meets the challenge of 21 other OU's John Jacobs, dean of Big Six track coaches, is rclavs referee. BOSTON Anrll mfflmin, uu Fans won't have to wait long for ders of Milam stadium. Frankie Promotes Fight Between Two Other Guys teams scoring most of their runs in a wild inning and a half, the Boston Braves Friday opened their home sea- Shawnee, Oklahoma City Central slated only five minutes after starting Biid'aMize: Loh uuvaconng tne rnuaacipnia should give the Tulsa speedsters their relays' triumph over Parker Louise Suggs, Babe Meet in Golf Finals PINEHURST.

N. Anrll 1R ts Foster Hurling Stops Crooked Oak 1 1 to 2 W-Slender Chandler Harper of IXS ANGELES. April 18 tfV- Other entries are from Thomas, El- Portsmouth, fired a three under par 68 to take the lead in the first 18-hole i and Kansas are front mtenders for the two-mil Louise Sucus nf r.lfhio or, Friday the signing of heavyweights Jg game against Crooked Oak Friday and eliminated Mrs Riio Cache, Sweetwater, Yukon, Open golf championship. Orioles Sejl Catcher of Chapel Hill in the semifinals of the Maxim of Cleveland for an outdoor! Wltn Harrison Dillard a last-min-bout In June at Hollywood's GUmor ute scratch in the 120-yard high man, El Reno and Calumet. Billy's Slip Showing Before the Braves and Phillies clashed, Mgr.

Billy Southworth of the Braves had announced he would bench his prize $75,000 rookie firstbaseman, Earl Torge- son, because of his weak hitting and slip-ups in the field. Torge-son helped the Braves blast the Phils, 10-7, by hitting three for three, including a double and a homcrun with one on. He made Payton, Hampton. Sammy Snead, British Onen Whilst-. 0fDn- nament Friday on the twentieth hole" home diamond, 11-2.

in a baseball contest. Haskell stratton hit a home-ru? forhFo5ter in the second inning. the 100-yard dash preliminaries start- of rounds were not set. danger. Almost certain to go is the league Baltimore Orioles announced Friday the sale of catcher Lou Kahn to Birmingham of the Southern asso- Mrs.

Babe Did'rikson Zaharias of Den- state champion, ended in a three-way tie at 68 with Johnny Kelly of Ocean View and Jack Isaacs of Langley ib uv iu a. in. out me century mark of 9.7 set in 1941 by Gerald McLemore of Cheyenne seems reasonably safe. ottHiiuay cnampionsnip round. me crooner and other backers said v.

"mr 01 leet lis champion Joe Louis was "in accord" tabUshed "39 by Kansas -rtth the promotion and '-might fight Jlme5 Hfckney- Missouri's Ed the winner" PPd the iron agate 52 feet mmm of Montclalr, N. 3 and 2. IBlSfln mflrarvl I LLn- I n3 I I I fT" good i srrors afield, and figured in doublcplays. heaviest entry list is in the broad jump, however, with 45 shooting at previous decisions. ine nign jump wm boast I Phillies 10-7 before 4,552 fans who I in 1938.

The relays' most noDular feet 5 inches better during their col Dravea a cool wind and threatening skies. peting, while the distance5 medley" has Two Bowlers Win Opubco Titles field, who leaped 6 feet 7 inches went io nai BHD I S. 7 Ty C.A i 1 rS. JS NCAA trials. Also due for considera- tion are Bradley's Jack Heintz, Phi: I King of Drake; Harold McAfterv OU Golfers Fifth; Coe, Panner Out Mary Jo Clements and Walt Ailing are the 1947 bowling champions of ejias relays co-cnamp I Weaver, Nichols Press The Oklahoma City Times' smiling school reporter outdistanced the worn-e's field Friday night, while Allinsr.

Decathlon Pacesetter University of Oklahoma golf team, defending Big Six champion, which managed only a fifth-place showing nual Southern intercollegiate golf tournament Thursday, saw its two Friday's first round. -ApaSof duabfeP0yanlnt me mens squads Bill Weaver of OU, and Ro VT 144-P'n Kansas relays decathlon in second third places, respectively here 431 for a 5,5 gross to replace Patty Fridav. trailing only Colorado's Jack MoJJS i en 35 Sot'plate2 lefll'extrari aU-r0Und ESB toi Timw fr i lump, Weaver rested at the Point mark while Nichols only 24 be-of pas boosted his net C70 to 847 hind at 3.58G McEw if tl 7, narue ooe ana Owen Panner, two of coach Bruce Drake's best sharp- Coe carried Ashby Taylor 'of Georgia bowing, 3 and 1. The Sooners four-man team total was 043. Duke finished in front with 627 and was followed by North Carolina, Miami and LSU.

Official 1947 Western Association Schedule TOPS555gBi A VLXAL SC.NE IN ONE OF A 5 I IpWM FEARLESS saliva st. Joseph Leavenworth topIka JOpLn mcskogeb for smith 1 Si" j0-131 Aug. 11. 12. 14 Aug.

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30. Miy 1 May 10. 11. 11. 12 "May 13.

14, iB I Aug. 22. 23. JUlJ' 30' 2I- 33 AUff? 2. 3.

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10 August 5. e. 7 July 24'. "25 Jufy 28 July 29 iND 72p 8-0j9 22 2" July 2S. 27.

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28'. 29 Aut 15 TIMES July" 32.1-4234, KSranH JjSSa31 iSlT 6- 7- 8 i May 3. 4. 4 6 May Aug. 23.

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27. 28 5 Auune 5j June 28. 29. 59. SO July 13 14 15 16 Jy' i on "lgLjC.

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