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PAGE TWELVF THE EVENING SUN. HANOVER, PA. TUESDAY. MAY 18. 1954 rotters Pacers Officials representing 10 county fairs from New York and Pennsylvania met at Vernon Downs, N.

last week to formulate plans for a new' series of two- and three-year- old colt stakes, the first of which will be raced for two-year-olds in 1955. They will be known as the New York-Penn Stakes. The tentative format agreed upon calls for the new series of events to work as follows: All fairs wishing to participate will actually be sponsoring the stakes although officials of Vernon Downs hav. agreed to MISS MAMIE COPS YONKEmEATURE Six-Year-Old Mare Triumphs In In $4,500 Pace Hanover Wins $3,500 Event Baseball Good Arm, Quick Reflexes Make Top (This is the last of seven stories in which former major league baseball stars tell how to play the game.) By (Written For AP The most important requi.site for a Rood catcher i.s a good arm. He must also have refle.xes that will permit him to shift well behind the plate.

A catcher need not be fast but he must learn the knack of getting under pop flys. got to be able to think. If a catcher comes into baseball YONKERS, N. Mamie six-year-old Palachuck mare owned by (iene Acres, Chicago, won the Putman Class AA Pace on the Grand Circuit program at onkers Raceway last night. The mare, driven by Jimmy Fitzpatrick, paced the mile in with King Ciaines second and Galen Hanover third.

Bertram Hanover, handle all particulars, re Hanover (2) 2:00 (3) ceiving payments and maiung out dam Bertha Hanover 3 2 08 4 with speed and catches regularly the lists of eligibles. $3,500 Class BB Pace in not ROinR to have his speed The nominating fee of $5 will be with Billy Haughton driving. He is very long. Crouching 100 or rnqre due Nov. 15, 1954, payable to the owned by the Ruderman Stables time a game and chasing foul flies New York-Penn stakes, but mailed Parms, Gouverneur, N.

Y. times a game and cha.sing foul flies to Vernon Downs, Vernon. N. Y. The Titan Mite, also by Titan Hanover, November date was picked since it second, with Mac third, came right after all the leading victory Mon, four-year-old son of horse where so many owners 3 and April Han- purchase two- and owned by Arthur M.

Nardin, colts which theyd like to lor 53 big purses. The second payment, He was driven by $10. will be djie Dec. 15, The Avery. Banner Hi Le was sec- next two, Feb.

15 1955, and April Match third. The 15, 1955, will be $20 each. summaries: All money received at Vernon ,2 Pace $2 000 Downs will be divided equally among Valles Key) ...............1 the fairs spon.soring pjy MacTavish) 2 However, the starting fee ''hich is iyiiicji.ed T. .......................3 $50 will be made directly to the Commanding Way, at which the value Nesco, Beau Maplecroft, Brown Bud to colt. The and Perfect Hal also started.

Z2 Trot, $2,000 ...,1 a payment of $30 15 way oong wiicox) .............2 The calling of pitches comes with experience. One of the most important things to learn is the strength of your pitcher. Even though his best pitch Record of each division is figured to $2,500. Any colt not making the Nov. 15 payment may become eligible by Arlington Dean 'D.

navment of $30 Dec. 15. Wilcox) ...1 ...2 ...3 rnv, Will hp doriaBrcwer 'R. Valles Key) ....3 IS iqSf Time Albemarle, Irish thpv each The Boy, Scott Eden and and they will each ine Hanover also started, starting fee for will County Attorney which the colt will start. Donny Abbott (W.

Bain) Thus far eight fairs have given junior Con (D. MacTavishi the green light to the new idea. They 5 Fa.shion Play, Honare Cobleskill, N. Gouverneur, oi-g jane, Silesia Hanover, Content- N. HughsviJle, Lycoming and Mike B.

Grattan also started. County Fair, Afton, N. (-jass Pace. Honesdale. and Boonville, Y.

Doctor J. A. (D. .1 Those expected to join the fold Mighty Dexter R. Walker) .2 shortly include Lowville, Schaghti- Foremost (A 3 coke, Erie County, Batavia, Morris, The Adjuster, Eve- Rhinebeck, Verncjn, Elmira.

Whit- Direct, Abbe Star, Proud Scot ney Point, Bath, Owego and Malone, and Imperial Siskiyou also started. N. and Port Royal, Pa. Cla.ss BB Pace, S3.500 The group which met at the Bertram Hanover Haughton) .1 Downs elected Dave Chambers, Una- Titan Mite 'R. Myer) 2 dilla, N.

as temporary president Mac 'S. Dancen ..3 and Dr W. J. Perkins, Honesdale, I Time Abbedale Direct, acting secretary. The two men were Pocahontas Boy, Chief McKlyo, Up authorized to set up a working or- Top and Mr, Nib also started, ganization and a of bylaws At Putman Class AA Pace, $4,500 the next meeting, Tuesday.

June 22, Mi.ss Mamie (J. Fitzpatrick) ..................1 at Vernon Downs, officers for the King Gaines (R. Gillilan) ..2 year will be chosen. It was decided Galen Hanover Bull) ..3 at the meeting that the board of Dale Frost, Poor with a strength, stick directors shall consist of one mem- Pop, Retlaw Winchell. Scotch Dean your strength.

It pays off ber from each of the participating and Tyler Hanover also started. in the long run. fairs Class BB Trot, $3,500 I found that out in 1933 when I Tt fpit that the new stakes Victory Mon (E. Avery) 1 came to the Giants after four years Tvni be a bie boon to Hi Le (R .................2 with the Cardinals. It was Hal ......3 Schumacherls first bi.g year as fhp cnnrt in cpnprftl TllPV Will h6lD I Time A DC Jflne to stimulate interest in the younger Worthy horses, and they are the ones which later go on to become the world Cla.ss BB Pace.

$3,500 champions. Rodney Mancuso, current scout for the St. Louis Cardinals, was born Dec. 5, 1905 at Galveston, Tex. A catcher during his 2'A years in organized ba.seball he caught for 17 seasons in the National League.

In the fifth jirame of the 1936 World Series against the Vank- ees, Mancuso as a Giant set a catching record by accepting 16 chances. He played in five World Series and two All-Star games, Tulsa and San Antonio in the Texas League and coached Cincinnati in 1950. record: Vear 1928 19.30 1931 19 19.33 1934 19.35 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1942 1943 1944 1945 17 Team Cards Cards Cards Cards Giants Giants Giants Giants Giants Giants Cubs Dodijerg Cards Cards Giants Giants Giants Phillies Totals Games 11 76 67 103 144 122 128 1.39 86 52 80 60 106 5 39 94 78 70 1,460 Pet. .184 .366 .262 .284 .264 .245 .298 .301 .279 .348 .231 .229 .229 .077 .193 .198 .251 .199 .265 ALGERIAK FIGHTER DEFEAMDDLER Featherweight Champ Drops Split Decision Orlando Zulueta Wins Easily Over Percy Bassett Brooks Tie For Top Despite Run Famine what Gus Mancuso appears to be saying as he quickly doffs his mask and camps under a foul pop up. Notice that on this play Mancuso stands off the diamond in foul territory.

Should he drop the ball the runner must return to the box. Mancuso, now scouting for the St. Louis Cardinals, caught 1,460 games during 17 years in the major leagues. may be one that matches him up HAMPDEN-SYDNEY DEFEATSTERRORS Freshman Southpaw Holds Western Maryland To Seven Hits As Virginians Win League Game BOW UN a ScO'ied OWI- T.EACil (Hanover Bowling Onter) TORRID TRIUMPHS IN RACEIAV PACE True Clementine Dennis) ....1 Silver Riddle (C. Hodgins) .............2 Brown Ink iR.

Brown) .......................3 Susana, Our Honor, Wicomico Shamy, Scarlet Direct and Shock Proof also started. Mutuel Giant star. He won 19 games that season. The first time I caught him taught me a lesson. Hal had no curve then, just a twister.

But he had an overhand sinker that was out of this world. Bob O'Parrell, with whom I had traded jobs in 1933, was a notoriously low ball hitter. Schumacher knew it and I knew it. Despite the fact that best pitch was his sinker we decided to pitch rell high and inside. He hit the ball into the Polo Grounds seats.

We tried it and hit another into the seats and beat the Giants ATt In cxtra Innings. BALTIMORE PVeakness Week i learned from then on that at Pimlico, as usual, is replete 1 best pitch was a low with special events of great intef-! ball sinker and we became a suc- est to horsemen in this area as well cessful pair. He won 158 games in as to the pations of the Maryland 13 years the Giants, despite 'i i time out for Navy duty. winner of 12 of his 21 starts Members of the Maryland Horse a catcher must have initiative locf cAosnn mnrip ifl.SA debut Breeders Association will hold and courage. He must learn to ac- their annual dinner and business i cept responsibilities.

He is the man meeting the Pimlico members, who should know the most about clubhouse this evening and tomor- is the take charge guv row, the annual yearling show of when the time comes to go over the (Bv The Associated Press HAMPTON SYDNEY, a Eddie Siersema, freshman portsider, pitched seven- hit ball here yesterday to lead the Tigers to a 5 to 2 victory over Western Maryland in a Mason- Hanovor Hawks Conference game. 1 Terrors Score In First After spotting the visitors one snyder's TmckinK Grain .31.5 22 Hanover Trufkinp .30 5 Nursery 24.5 .546 iMiltbs ..537 Aliliortstown Monumental 28.5 .472 24 ,30 444 Klnnk's 22.531.5 Abbottstown 2034 .370 MATCH Orain Bnsterp Abbottstown 718 TV. RodiTPrs 189; G. Lfl-wrence .513. 806 741 Abhottsto-n fiiil B.

iilaybaiiph 224 and T.Sft 792 run in the first inning, when Mike Ahhottstown 777 606 Saverese scored from first on C. Hensel 197; D. Keith 532. Pimlico Schedules Many Four-Year-Old Son Of Knight Pfgakness Week Events Dream Victor In At Rosecroft Jewell Dean Wins OXON HILL, (3) triple by Charlie White, Hampden- Sydney came back in the third to make it 1-1 on Jim trip home from second by way of Dean Tester's double. The fifth inning saw both teams score one.

Saverese tallied again i for the Marylanders on singles by Bill Saunders. Bill Clem and A1 Miller, Tigers Rally In Eighth Niirsrry 676 722 Klunk's 690 .508 L. Mlchener 171; H. Hoff 452. niihhs 701 807 649 686 1 J.

Greenholta 19.5 and 471. iNm sTRi.Aiv (HowlinK- SKCO.VI*-HALF STANDING The Tigers iced the game in the CHpital when Bob Curtis tripled to iv 16 19 HowIinK 34 20 46 Mill 21 46 Oxford 27 27 37IKpvonah MATCH SrORKS last season, made his 1954 debut last night at Rosecroft Raceway by winning the $2,000 Class AA Pace which was one of two features on the eight-race card. He is owned by he Sherwood Farm, Irvington, N. J. The four-year-old son of Knight Dream (2) (3) 1:59 and Torresdale was driven by D.

Koith 2.S4; B. the same organization will be held other lineup in pre-game on the clubhouse parking lot. dressing room sessions. Tomorrow will see the running 1 a catcher must spot his ii. Horsemen Purse ers and outfielders.

Today you sel- Torresnnie was nriveii uv the dom see a catcher move his field- Buck Minniear to win three and I 1953 veSrshow become a lost art. a half lengths In 2 05H. 1953 cause when a pitcher ifets in a finished third In the field, Jewell Dean in the clubhouse at which trophies presented. Thursday also is the day w'hen entries close for the $100,000 Preakness Stakes to old mare by Dean Hanover 1:58 2 -Black Jewell (3) 2:01 owned and driven by Wendell Wathen, Ft. Fairfield, won the: be run on Saturday.

'100 Congre.ssional 19 Trot in 2. Mistaway was second and ua B. third. i BULLETS TRIUMPH Bei Saunders Hanover, eight-year- old gelding by Billy Direct 1:55, owned by Duer and Turner Stables, Belle Haven. and driven by Johnny Belote, won a $900 pace in 2:11 with the Billy Direct mare Parma Hanover second and Coale Bay third.

The summaries: 24 Pace, $800 Rocky King (J. Eyler) .......................1 Vicka Dilly Abbie (T. Dufford) ...2 Mite (J. Wilcutts) ..........3 Perky Madge, An- The Getty.sburg College golf team defeated Albright. 5'j to In Reading, yesterday afternoon.

Harness Races BUFFALO RACEWAY. N. Y. MAY 15 Class Trot, $700 Ronnie Don (B. Oilmour) Zeb Trabue gela, Hal Law, Alma and Shooting Star Forshey) Torrid Direct also started.

24 Pace, $800 Jam his catcher often can help him as much, and maybe more, than his manager or coach. The catcher is definitely the quarterback of his team. A catcher need not be a real good hitter but he must learn to be a clutch hitter. There are more good looking young catchers in the game today than there have been in years. Del Crandall of the Braves and Dick Rand whom the Cardinals have at Houston.

Rand is one of the best looking young catchers seen in 15 years. He handles pitchers In the American League Sammy White of the Red Sox and Clint Courtney of the Orioles. eighth when Bob Curtis tripled to bring in Ford Zehmer, who was on i Kuhn's I with a single. A walk and an er- Howman's ror put Bill Blair and Siersema on HiKsrins and allowed Curtis to come home. Smith then drew the second walk 'U'l of the inning to bases and 806 Testers single brought home Jim, r.

Kepser and 561. Taylor, who was running for Blair, The game gave the Tigers a 10-5 i store .............805 798 over-all record. They meet Rich- I BowlinK Alley mond here today in their final game of the season. W. Mnr.yl«nd ah at) 2 0 3 2 2 4 5 0 12 4 0 3 1 2 0 0 7 4 0 0 5 4 1 2 2 4 12 6 3 0 0 (I 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 Pts 23 31 33 24 .30 29 23 31 2S 18 36 22 12 42 15 Krurnrlne 580.

Sa Clem.If Mill.T.lh hite.c Diies.rf llarinon.s* Mo vlan.2h 3 0 11 4 0 2 4 0 1 Fulton.c 4 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 0 11 CiirtlR.lb 4 (I 1 2: 3 0 1 0 IHlair 2T vlor R. T. Yinjiling Old Mill Inn F. Heiston 194 783 770 741 7.59—2270 H. Hartzell 511.

Capitnl .........889 820 Rpvonah M. Becker 222 5S4. Cleaners 840 806 New G. Lau 177 and 496. 3 0 0 0 Totals 30 2 7 241 Totals 32 5 10 27 for in eighth.

2Kan for Bliiir iu WfKtern xMd 010 Ilanideii Sydney (K)l 010 Kuns hatted Curtis, (2). 'J'wo- 1 bHKe Marlow. Tester, 2. I 'I'hree-liase Curtis. Stolen Smith, 2, I ClPin.

Sierseman. Lett on base Western Maryland 6 Ham pden Sydney. 10. I liase on 6 Siersenian, 4. Siersenian, 6.

I Winning (3-0i. 1 lnK (4-2). I Saunders, Thurman. (HAMPIONSHIP ROTiT.OFF Capital Bakers 931 J. C.

HiRKins ...........937 844 L. I'uhasz 233 and ,599. SRASON'S hk SCORKS Yuhasz. 179. Hifrh Campbell, 6.39.

HiKh trame Feeser. 277. BOWI.INO Ontrr) Homestretch Flash (E. Kelly) ....1 Vic Flanagan (P. Rus.so) ...................2 Velvet Hanover (W.

Wood) ..........3 Alda Jay, Lucky Duke, Miss Forbes Chief, True Bear and Bradv B. also started. Trot, $900 Marlboro (G. White) .........................1 Almeda Maud Thomp.son) Buttercup (E. .........................3 Time 2:11.

Daughter, Judge Lybrook, Major Song, Rapid Hanover and Ruth Brainerd also started. Class CC Trot, $900 Real Cloud tW. Burton) .................1 Dotty Allure (P. Hubbard) .............2 Justina Hanover (J, Truex) ..........3 So Worthy, Hickory Eden, My Midway, General Tompse and Draper also started. Class CC Pace, $900 Saunders Hanover iJ.

Belote) Parma Hanover (W. Tingle) ...........2 Coale Bay (J. Wilcutts) ...................3 Donald Orr, Alice Abbe, Hel Hague, Clever Directum and Card Trick also started, 19 Trot, $3,000 Jewell Dean (W. Wathen) ............1 Mistaway (R. ...........................2 Betso B.

(W. Gamble) .....................3 Blake Hanover, Inert Siskiyou, My Brother, Johnnie McElwyn, Pride, Graphite, Long Song and Gordon Rosecroft also started. Class AA Pace, $2,000 Torris (E. Minniean .........................1 White Mountain Boy Smith) .2 Berty York (O. Davis) ...................3 Date Book and Star Too also started.

Class CC Pace, $900 Swift Rip (J. .......................1 Sally Mite (L, Puntolillo) ...............2 Doctor Harmony (W. Smith) ........3 .1 .2 .3 Time 2:11 Flaxflash, Miss Laird, Anna, Billy Rosecroft and Easter Scott also started. Class Pace. $700 Belwin Chief Parker) ..............1 Rudagar Hal Chapman) ...........2 Frisco Haven Corneau) 3 Ebro, Truly Chief, Liza Dillon, Johannah Herbert and Easter Charm also started.

22 Pace. Dream Brooke ...................1 Charm Rosecroft B. Gilmour) Sleighbell (L. Harner) .......................3 Richard Herbert, Miss Buttonwood, COLUMBIA WINS MEET Columbia High School, Class winner in the Sonny Sheppard Memorial Relays here a fortnight ago, defeated Manor and North York in a triangular meet in Columbia yesterday afternoon. The Crimson Tide scored 74 points to 38 for Manor and 23 for North York.

Preakness Prep To Correlation and Je.ster Sweetheart also started. ('lass CV Trot. $800 Dauntless Bomber (C. Wingate) ..1 Judge Moore (J. Chapman) Robert Lewis O'Neil) ................3 Cortland Bov, Supreme King.

Triieland, Dustv Elwyn and Joy Hanover also started. Class Pace, $1,000 High Frequency D. Smiths ...........1 Chief Dal-Yum Owens) ...........2 Paul Lee (J. Chapman) ...................3 Merry Time, Bobbie Jane, Dr. Allen and Theron Hanover also started.

Class A Pace, $1,800 Theo A. Abbe J. Caton) .................1 Hi Handy (B. Gilmour) ...................2 Son Up (S. Kopczynski) .................3 Time Gardner Hanover.

Mr. Oakley and Gallant Spencer also started. Trot, $5,000 Lord Steward (ID. William.s' ..........1 Tag Me (Dr. Fowler) .......................2 Anthony Hanover Harner) Anchora Hanover and Miss Hobbv Lobbv also started.

Class CC Pace. $800 Direct's Boy (A. Chickering) ...........1 Lass Knight .............2 For Excellence Phillips) ..........3 Janet Volo, Miss Mighty Billy, Fath- Audley Dale and Happy Rogue also er Harmony, Ohio Boy, Bea Wayne started. and Elsa Hanover also started. Weather clear, track fast.

KREISER COPS RACE Melvin Kreiser, Annville, was the winner of the feature race at the Bowling Green Speedway on Sunday. Don Burg, Seven Valleys, finished in front but was disqualified for not staV Complying with the rules of the Stock KING (BoM'linir Citv Hotel E. j. .1. Gobrecht Wildasin Diner Conewago Dairy Beallng Sea Food litttle's Bottling Wo Woodie's Diner Pratt's Studio Whitie's Sea Food Hanover Tool MATCH SCORES 677 E.

,1. Gobrecht 703 710 E. Goodllng 192 E. Appier 502. PtB.

37 5 4HV2 27 16 36 2514 16 Vi 35 Vb 2022 28 17 25 22 15 2721 14 28 17 12 3015 735 9 711 701 Conewago 663 I.lttle's Btl. Wks. 625 E. McGill 190 and 505. Hanover Tool 622 Woodie's Diner 635 663 J.

Markle 175 J. Hetrick 447. Car Racing Association. Officials said the car was Last Fights 'By The Karl Walls. 104.

Torontuu, imtpoinred Freddy Heslutre, Los Angeles, 10. Hol.x>kf. Harrv (White Sinifli. Brooklyn, stopped 128, Chicopee, Toniaht On TV BALTIMORE (AP) Correlation 15 around the barn, but for Preakness better leave his tricks there, particularly the one of cutting in on other horses. The California colt showed 11,418 fans at Pimlico yesterday that Rts fast by winning the lit Prey.

But he also had them hold- jpffpries 211 R. Wildaaln ,540. ing their breath as he bore closer and closer into Hasty Road on the city Hotel 772 778 rail as they reached for the finish. Sea F'ood 568 639 They'll be racing an eighth of a mile longer in $100,000 added classic for 3-year-olds and foolishness will be out. Jockey Johnny Adams and Hasty Road were beaten only a head by Correlation at the end of the mile and sixteenth prep in a stretch duel reminiscent of the Kentucky Derby trial.

In that race. Hasty Road edged out Determine who reversed their positions in the Deby and then went home to California to let the other 3-year-olds scramble for the Preakness. (By The Associated Press) NEW YORK Featherweight champion Sandy Saddler and Percy Bassett, the had better stick to the 126-pound class from now on. The champ expected a romp against Hoacine Khaifi, a 3 to 1 underdog, last night at St. Nicholas Arena and lost a split decision to the fleet Algerian lightweight.

Bassett found himself in way over his head against Orlando Zulueta at Eastern Parkway and lost a unanimous verdict to the clever Cuban with the snapping left jab who is ranked second among lightweight contenders. French StaWe Scores Upsets stunning success was the second major upset in four days for the French stable of Jean Bret- tonnel, who saw Jacques Royer, a 5 to 1 long shot, upend Tiger Jones Friday night at Madison Square Garden. Bretonnel was so elated at this latest triumph that he and the fighter took turns leaping into the air in mid-ring. As Bretonnel is a plump 200-pounded, the demonstration rattled the rafters in the ancient skating rink. AP Favors Khaifi 5-4-1 Khaifi used superior speed and a solid right hand punch to offset left hand punching and roughing tactics.

Referee Teddy Martin had Khaifi a lopsided 8-2 winner but the other officials thought it was close. Judge Joe Eppy voted for Khaifi 6-4 and Judge Joe Agnello for Saddler 6-4. The AP card found for Khaifi 3-4-1. Saddler weighed 132'j and Khaifi 135 for the bout, which opened the new London Sporting Club as a Monday night 'TV rival for Eastern Parkway (ABC). Zulueta Writes Own Ticket Zulueta, a 13 to 5 choice, won as he pleased over Bassett, avenging two previous defeats by the top- ranking feather contender.

The Cuban weighed 135 to Ba.ssett’s 130 pounds. The votes for Zulueta were; Referee Pete Scalzo 6-4. Judge Charley Shortall 6-3-1, Judge Americo Schiavone 8-2, AP 9-1. Nature Boy To Oppose Bob Weaver In Feature BALTIMORE Buddy Rogers, one of the top five grapplers, will cross arms with the fierv Bob Weaver in the Coliseum wrestling feature tonight. Rogers will risk his Eastern States against the agile Weaver but win or lose Rogers will be presented with a gold belt by the Maryland State Athletic Commission in recognition of his mat achievements.

June Byers, who won her world title here last year, will be back on the local mat to put her title on the line against Miss Cora Combs, a 138-pounder from Hazard, Ky. The Zebra Kid, last seen here in a fray with the Golden Terror, meets newcomer Andre Drappe in the third bout of the evening. The first match gets under way at 9 Flashy Kit Fox takes on the Masked Wonder in the second scheduled tussle, while in the opener, Paul Orth battles Danny Littlestown Softball League Set To Open The Littlestown Softball League will open its campaign this evening I and will play each Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30 p. m. Twi-night doubleheaders are scheduled on May 25, June 8 and 22, July 13 and I 27 and August 10.

There will be no admission charge but a collection will be taken. Post-season playoff games are planned for August 19, 24 and 26. The schedule: May 18. vs. Mystic Chain; 20, Sonny's vs.

Redeemer; 25, vs. Eajfles. Chain vs. 27, open date. 1.

Redeemer vs. Eaples 3. I vs. Chain 8, Chain vs. Eafcles, Kedeenier vs.

10, Kaiiles vs. 15. Kedeenier vs. Mystic Chain 17, Sonny's vs. Eafrles 22, Mystic Chain vs.

Easrle vs. Redeemer; 24, Mystic Chain vs. Redeemer. July 6, Eagles vs. Redeemer: 8.

Mys tice Chain vs. 13. Redeemer vs. Mystic Chain, Katies vs. 15, Kajfles vs.

Mystic Chain 20. Sonny's vs. Redeemer: 22. Chfiin vs. Kajrles: 27, Redf'enier vs.

Eaprles, Sonny's vs. Mystic Chain 29, Redeemer vs. Aujrust 3 Mystic Chain vs. Redeemer; 5, Eagles vs. 10, vm Redeemer, Eagles vs.

Mystic Chain 12, vs. Mystic Chain; 17, Redeemer Ts. Eagles. PITCHING: Joe Presko Joe Presko, St. Louis Cardi- inals, scattered seven hits in pitching the first shutout of the season by a Cardinal hurler, 8-0, over Philadelphia.

BATTING: Jackie Jensen Jackie Jensen, Boston Red Sox, broke a streak of nine hitless trips with a three-run homer as Boston edged Detroit 4-3. AV1. IH 12 Ui 12 Hi 13 if.14 1 15 1 '-2 13 2 ,12 14 10 21 .323 7'-j National League Philadelphia Hrookiyn Ne'v York St. Louis TOD.AV'.s Chicago Ht Hrookiyn iniRht) vs. bocs (I 11.

St. Louis at New ork Staley (2 vs. Janscn (2 0) or liear'n (0-31. i 1 a 11 at Mchols (2-3) vs. Sini- nions (4-2L i i Cincinnati at IMttshurnh (nicht) Ferkowski (1-3) vs, I.Hl'aluie RKSI IMttsIlurjrh fi.

8. St. Louis 4 (su8- nciideil iiiiiiu' from Suiidayt. St. I.ouis H.

0. Only schcduled. TOMOKROW'S at Hrookiyn. Louis Ht New York. Milwatikee at Cincinnati at PittsliiirKh American Cleveland New York Dftroit lioston League 10 11 11 Ut 14 17 17 Am ti(l7 .441) ,370 ,318 TOD.W’S r.AMKS New York at (uijrhti Morgan (3-0) vs.

'Irucks (4-3) Hoston at Henrv (2-1) vs. lIoutteniHn (1 Wa'shlnirton at Haltiuiore (nKrltt) (13) vs. Turley (4--i at (i-2i vs, (iromek (0-1 HKMl I.T Roston 4. 3. Only trame scheduled.

New York at at Detroit. Hoston at Cleveland. AVashinKton at Haltimore (nlRht TURLEY WILL FACE SEMTOMWOHT Orioles Conclude Home Stand Opposing Washington Nats in T'wo Games Beneath Lights Baltimore's backers buzzed about hotly contested doubleheader split with the champion New York Yankees, the Orioles todav set sights on their next Washington Senators The Senators make their initial Bums Bat .259 An(i Score Only 27 In 10 Tilts By BEN PHLKG.AK Associated Pres.s SportsMriter The lesson for todav is how tn move from third to first while averaRinff less than three runs a game over the last ia grames. The instructor is Walter Mston who used to teach school in the and who now is learnint the facts of ma.ior leaRup of the Brooklyn Hodfers Alston this sea.son inherited the N'ational League champions whn has inspired fear in the of their opponents with their miffhty sluffsinff. The punch so potent the league battinr champ Carl Furillo, hit srventh in the order.

By now must bp ahoiit convinced the Dodgers did it with mirrors. He has his team in an exact fir.st place tie with Philadelphia but over the last 10 games the have scored a totalo 27 nm.s, wrt, 1 lO of them coir ine; in a single jiame The opposition has scored 31 Tiie team batting averaue ha.s I skidded from .280 to .259, The home rur production has totaled a mere three. Rivals Take Advantage Of the 10 games, the Dodgerj have won six and lost four. The i victories have come entire- I ly from excellent pitching, topped by Carl two-hitter against I St. Louis Saturday.

I But the big facotr which has allowed Brooklyn to improve us I position has been the inability of the other clubs tn take advantage of the slump. Only the New York now half a game out of first, have made real progress. won and lost two. But the re.ct of the leaiiue has been boating each other often enough to allow Brookhn to coast uphill. Team Facing: Soft Touch Alston realizes this happv start last indefinitely and for this rea.son happy about the im i mediate schedule.

The seventh )lace Chicago Cubs come to Brook- yn tonight for a two-game series I to be followed by the la.st-place Pittsburgh Pirates, who will be aroimd for five games. Even in such a slump the Dodgen should win at least five of these I seven. Meanwhile, the Dodgers benefited from last intra-leacue war fare when the Phils and Cardinali split a pair of deci.sions. Philadel phia whipped St, 8-4 in i if a me completing the hslf of doubleheader which was suspended by Pennsylvania cur few. In the regularly scheduled game St.

Louis won 8-0. Boston edged Detroit 4-3 and Chicaco defeated Pittsburgh 10-6, The other clubs scheduled. The Phils owned a 6-3 lead when the Simday game was sn.spended after six innings and thp Cardinals catch up against Murry appearance of the American League season here at 8 tonight Cards Clout Robin the opener of a two-wme series gj. unleashed its home run which will conclude the current home stand. They spend the weekend in Cleveland.

Pillette Mound Possibility Oriole Skipper Jimmie Dykes announced that he probably will start Bullet Bob Turley against the Nats tonight. The Bird manager held open the po.ssibility thal he might switch to Duane Pillette, veteran right-hander with a 2-3 won-and-lost record, but it appeared more likely that Turley would be the choice, shooting lor his fifth victory of the campaign. Opposing the Orioles for Washing- power in the full-length contest, I Moon, Rip and Ray I hit for the circuit aeainst i Robin Roberts, who had pitched a one-hitter the la.st time out, and Stan Musial added one against Karl Drews in relief. Ijittle Joe Presko scattered seven hits in registering the first by a Cardinal pitcher this season. At Detroit, Manager Freddie Hutchinson of the went apainst ba.seball custom and or- i dered Pitcher Ned Garver to walk the potential tying run.

The strat- backfired when Jackie Jensen ton tonight will be Maury McDei- seats rnott. the angular left-hander who lined into the rnott, the angular won 18 games for the Boston Reci Sox last year before he became a Senator, along with xoni Umphlett, in the midwinter trade that sent Jackie Jensen to Bo.bton, Coleman Works Tomorrow Dykes said that Joe Coleman is his likely mound selection for tomorrow windup in the Thirty-Third Street bowl. The 31-year-old candidate for honors hurled a 2-to-l decision over the Boston Red Sox here Saturday afternoon, following a 2-to-O shutout of Philadelphia earlier last week, to rank among the hottest pitchers in the American League. Coleman had to be relieved by Marlin Stuart in the ninth Saturday when a smash off the bat of the Boston pitcher, Trv.man Clevenger, numbed the of his pitching hand. But the big Oriole er said the sorene.ss has entirely disappeared.

three-run homer that won the game for Boston. rea.soning seemJ more justified when you reahze the man he ordered walked was Tea, Williams, who got eight nine in the Detroit doubleheader Sunday. Williams went hitle.ss in two official trips yesterday. Hank Sauer broke a 2-2 tie in the inning with a home run that set the Cubs on the winning trail at Pittsburgh, Chub Brady Elected Waynesboro Coach Mutuel Mutuel FKOM I. (Ill at 4 HO AV.

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('Hrminr WtJAI, WTOP at 10. 10; CONTEST POSTPONED The Bi-County Baseball League game between York Springs and Newville, scheduled for last evening in Newville, was postponed because of wet grounds. It is to be played this evening at 6:15. In other league crames last evening White Hill beat Carlisle, 15-1, and Friendship won from Plainfield, 7-1, SCHOOL TILTS TODAY The York County Scholastic Baseball League game between Dover and i Lower Chanceford, Scheduled for vesterday afternoon in Lower Chanceford. was postponed because of wet grounds.

It is to be played I this afternoon together with five otiier league 1 Francis X. Brady, former last night was elected head football Southern Pennsylvania Conference. Brady will succeed Steve Suhey, who has accepted a similar position at Kingston High School. The Waynesboro school board voted unanimously for Brady after his selection had been recommended by Superintendent Marshy C. Little and approved without a dissenting vote by the personnel committee.

His salary will be fixed The Waynesboro directors decided that the new' joint high school, composed of the Waynesboro. Mont Alto and Washington Township school districts, will be known as WaynestKjro Area High School. Team Will Be Indians The colors will be blue and gold as in the past but the athletic teams will be known as the Indians. Waynesboro was formerly Tornado and Washington Hanover High School grid luminary, coach of entry in the Township was the Bulldogs. Brady, who served for a year as coach of York High grid- ders, was at Washington Township as head football, basketball and track coach the past two years.

His grid teams had brilliant records. They won the Laurel League title two years in a row, winning 16 games and losing two. Outlook For School Suhey, All-American while playing guard with Penn State in 1947, was at Waynesboro for three years. His Tornado football teams won two, lost 22, their two victorie.s coming last fall. With Waynesboro and Washington Township being combined, the Franklin County school is expected to return to the gridiron glory it knew when Rip Engle, now coach of Penn State, tutored the Tornado.

Boiling Springs Blanks Gettysburg Nine, The Bolling Springs Bubblers, champions of the Adams County Scholastic Baseball League, blanlced Gettysburg's South Penn Conference entry, 5-0, in Gettysburg, yesterday afternoon. Myers allowed the Warriors onl two hits. The Bubblers put over three runs in the third inning, picked up singletons in the fifth and sixth. The score: (,5) (iftt.vsbnrK at) a al Clark, 2h 1 i I 1 2 Si.fiicc If 4 1 2 (I; 4 0 0 4 hr 0 2 0 n.SluT'n.rf 4 110 Kanec Murj.liy.cf 0 1 0 Ilartzi.n'n .1 0 1 0, Ftirnov.H) 2 1 1 0 2 7 Kollliig SprliiKB oil .5 CifttyNhurg mk LrrorH--Hrownawpll 2, Hise 2, Kohr- baiiph. Iwo-tiase Ihree in.

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