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in First er Beats ame, 4-0 i rates Keck Says: A Delahanty and His Belt Recall Gaslit Era of Boxing By HARRY KECK, SPORTS EDITOR He's a cousin of the famous Delahanty brothers, of baseball fame, a former catcher himself and also a former boxer. He boxed from lfi'86 to 89, and at 80 he's still inter Red Hurler Helps Attack With Homer By CHARLES J. DOYLE FORBES FIELD, June 8. The Cincinnati Reds stretched their winning streak to nine games by defeating the Pittsburgh Plratea in the first game of a double-header here this afternoon. The score was 4-0.

The BUCCOS were unnhla tn tnlva the slants of Ed Heusser, who set them down with seven hu anri gained his second shutout win of the season over them. Heusser hit a home run in the fifth Inning. me game in aeiau FIRST IS.N1NO CINCINNATI Bamhart threw oul Williams. Clay waj called out on etrlkaa. A .1.1) (mm qssniriTOrCD WiliiMiiiiMiilii.iiTiWiyiiiMMiiiw 1 1 iiiiiiiiWTn-rTTTm 1 11 iuifw om vvaiaer.

PITTSBUROH Miller Uireer out Barn-hart. Handley doubled to left center. Glonfriddo frounded out to McCormlck, Handiey (oin( to third. Elliott walked. Russell lined to Heuaaer.

One hit. 8KC'0fn I.VNINO ClN'CINNATl McCormlck fouled to Lo-paa. Meaner singled to center, Slpek beat out au Infield hit, Mesner taklni sscond. Miller popued to Quatlne. Riddle (orced Sipek, Barnnart to Oustina, Two bits.

PITTSBURGH Dahleren was called out on etrlkes. Ouatlne elneled to rllbt. Lopes alnKled to right, Quatlne Itolng to third, stnncevlch grounded to Heusssr, who tagged Ouatlne on the Una, Lopes Koine to second. Bamoart filed to Williams. Two hits.

IHII1I) 1NMNO CINCINNATI Heuaaer, Williams and Clay were called out on itrlkea In order. PITTOBURQH Handler filed to Slpek. Williams threw out Qlonfriddo. Elliott walked. Russell singled to right, Elliott going to third.

Dahlgren Walked, filling; the bases. Quatlne forced Oahlgran, Miller tn Wllllama. One Mt, rOI'RTH I.VNINO CINf'INNATI Walker fouled to Lopes. McCormlck fllrd to Kussell. Mesaer singled to left.

Htpek doubled tn left, aeofina; Meaner. Miller was Intentionally paased. Riddle Sled to Olonfrlddo. One rue, twe piTTSBUROH Miller threw out Lopei. Strlncevlch was aafe oa Miller1! low throw.

Barnhart alnaled to center. Strlncevlca taking lecpncT Handiey popped to Mo-Cormick. Miller threw out Gtonfriddo). One hit, one error. FJKTH INMNO CINCINNATI Heusser bit a home ruej Into the right "eld stands.

Williams lined to Klliott. Handiey threw out Clay. Handiey tossed out Walker. One 'run, one hit. PITTSBURGH Elliott Sled deep to SI- i nek.

Ruaaell grounded out to McCormicau Dahlgren was called out on tnkas. SIXTH IXNINQ CINCINNATI McCormlck filed to Rug-sell. Mesner singled through the Infield. Slpek forced Mesner. Barnhart unassisted.

Miller forced Slpek, Barnhart to Oustina. One hit. PITTSBUROH Miller threw out due- An! 4 1 If'" Bua-Telrra6 Photo. baseball teams, now in its second week. Left to right: Breen, Howard Bell, Bill Sauers, Bobby Geyser and Norwood (Woody) McDaniels.

Eighteen teams make up the three-section local league. Curtisville represented the West and lost to Reading in tha state final last year. LEGION PLAYERS John (Ray) Breen LCVJIWIN ri-MCI Allegheny County ath-letic chairman of the American Legion, giving advice to members of the Dormont and Mt. Lebanon-South Hills teams in the Legion's annual tournament for junior Most Everything By JULIUS LEVIN Complete Box Score FIRST GAME At Pittsburgh R.H.E. Cine.

000 1 1 OO02-4 0 1 Pitts. oOOOO OOOO-O 7 0 euss Robertson Likes Jeep In Derby PROBABLE DERBY FIELD Hone Jockey Jeep Hoop. Jr. Pot O'Luck Burning Dream Darby Dieppe Fighting Step Sa Swallow Foreign Afeot Bvmeabnnd Miiweet Fair Jester Air Bailor Ben 0. Lad Joe' Choice Doubtful itarters.

Arnold Kirkiand Ken Scawthom No boy Doug Dodion Billy Thomson Melvln Calvert Ueorgf South OeorKt Wot If Kpmpton Knntt Freddie Bmiih No bov Ray Watnon Buddy Haa No boy No boy No boy By ORLO ROBERTSON LOUISVILLE. June 5. (AP.) It's a good thing that the Kentucky Derby is going to be run Saturday, considering the rate owners and trainers are getting ideas about starting their' horses in the S75.0OO race. As it is. there figures to be quite a traffic Jam i ound 5:30 u.

m. (Central War Time) at the head of Churchill Downs' home stretch. Until a few days ago, the mile end one-quarter Jaunt for three-year-olds shaped up as a merrv little party, with a dozen or less horses expected to parade to the post. 16 MAY START Now, however, there Is a nossl bility that as manv as 16 may don silks. Blthough it Is likely that several or the owners will think twice before laying the $500 start inpr fee on the line.

The rush started last Saturday when the nighly regarded colts quartered at the Downs bowed to a pair of outsiders, Darby Dieppe and Fighting Steo. in the Blue Grass btakes. with the Dossibll ty of such a larga field and chances there will be plenty of jamming at the start as the horses battle for racing room in the five-sixteenths of a mile run to the first turn, we lean toward a pair of Eastern colts to take down first and sec ond money. They are Col. C.

V. Whitney's Jeep and Alexis from Henry Lunger's Christiana Farm. BOTH SLOW STARTERS Both are the type that should keep out of early trouble since they are not fast starters. But they can turn it on when they hit that last bend, a quarter-mile from home. Jeep did it in win ning the Wood Memorial at Jamaica.

Alexis also came from far back to finish second to Fred Hooper's front running Hood Jr in the other section of the Wood Alexis showed that he was ready for working the Derby dis tance In 2:05 35. the last quar ter in 24 35 seconds, at Jamaica yesterday before leaving for Ken tucky. Jeep will arrive tomorrow, Minor Leagues GAMKS TODAY AMtKll'AN AKHIHJIATIOM Kansas City at Toledo. Milwaukte at Columbus. St.

Paul at Indianapolis. Minneapolis at Louisville. INTERNATIONAL I.FAOITt Montreal at Syracuse, postponed. Wet grounds. Toronto at Newark.

Buffalo at Jery City. RocIiKStsr at Baltimore. STANDINO OF THE CLUBS All'dlU A ASSIK i.VNON TndlansD's 23 15 ftoSi Cnlumbitf W. L. Pot 21 21 MlltvauK'l 20 11 Kni Cy IS 21 Toledo 18 Mlnnesno'a 14 21.3811 i.niifiv in f.T rmn 14 lit.

41.1 HltH.NA TIOA.tl. l.r.AUl W. L. IVt I W. L.

Pet Montreal 2.1 12 Rochester 14 18 .467 Jersey 17 IS .6671 Syracuse 14 18 .43 Newark 17 IS Buffalo 12 17.411 Baltimore IS 17 .4851 Toronto 13 19 HOllllCH.N ASSOCIATION I. Prt I W. 1.. Pef Orleans J7 7 1 1 1 Utile Rock 14 22.3S9 Chatta'sa 2( 7 Nashville 13 23 .378 Atlanta 21 12 Dirm na nl 12 Z5 .324 Mobile 23 ltt Memphis RESIXTS YESTERDAY AMUtlCAV At Louisville, a rat game R. H.

Paul 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 I Louisville 1 0 0 .1 1 0 1 fi Batteries tanahan, Tauscher (5). and Narron; Callahan and be-vino. Second xame R. H. K.

Paul 1 2 (I 0 0 0 0 03 Louisville 0O II 110111 14 7 i Batteries Webb and Lewis; Dlehl and i-yon. At Toledo, first erame R. H. E. Milwaukee 0 1 0 0 3 0 04 6 1 Toledo 1 0 0 0 0 45 9 1 Batteries HenrlrU-kson and Stephenson.

amnllinK ana comvn. Second Eiime R. H. Milwaukee 3 200002 14 15 0 e.lo 0 0 (I 0 1 0 23 13 Batteries- Bpear and Stephenson; Knle nm, Mains u. and At Columhus-- R.

H. Kansas City 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 05 4 Columbus 3000000 3 6 10 5 Hatterte fenner ann castroi, ateinecke (2): Louatka and Bucha. At Inillniifloolia-- R. H. Minneapolis 0022000 04 11 4 Imtlinaivills 3 0 0 0 l) 1 15 7 2 Batteries Hearn.

Kash (a) ani Ara goal: Corrtnnl. Jwrrroat (9) and Brady. At Rochester R. H. Baltimore OO00003I 1 3 Rochester 0 0 0 0 1 3 4 1 1" 3 Batter SB stnoD.

Psrkron (81. New- buraer (81. Gardner (81. ana McSweeney: Vanalate. Podaalnv (7, Hooka (81.

Ba-rlllarl (81. and I.ullar. Other uars nr.tnoreti rs'i EASTERN LKAlll'IC Albanf 6 WUkei-Barre 5 Hartford Other sanies poatponstl. colri. KOITHKR.V AMOCIATION Atlanta a Mobile 5 Nairtivllle I Memphis 5 Blrmlntham 17 Little Rock ft Other clubs not scheduled.

FArlFIC C'OAl i.t:r,i-E No games scheduled. rONV U.AUIK Hornell 4 Bradford 3 Lockport 10 Kne 0 Batavia I Jameaiown 3 line. Lopes lined to Miller. Miller threw out Strlncsvlch. SEVENTH INNING CINCINNATI Bamhart threw out Riddle.

Heusser grounded to Dahlgren. Williams lined to Handiey. PITTSBURGH Wililami threw out Barnhart. Handiey went out the lama way. Qlonfriddo lined to Williams.

EIGHTH INNINO CINCINNATI Clay beat out a hunt toward first. Walker sacrificed and when Strlncevich threw late to second, bote, i runners were aafe. McCormlck sacrificed, Cine. A B. R.

H. PO.A. Williams, 2b 3 0 0 3 Clay, of 4 110 0 Q. Walktr, rf 4 0 0 0 0 MoC'ffllek, lb 4 0 1 14 0 4 1 1 0 Slpk.lff 0 2 2 0 Miller, it 3 0 0 1 6 Riddle), 4 0 13 0 Hiutsir.p 4 2 2 2 1 34 4 10 2712 PITTS. AB.

H. PO.A. education instructor at the Smoky Hill Army Air Base, Sallna, Kan. Two other members ot tne family also are In service One is with the Third Army and the other a physical training officer at Harllnaen Field. Tex.

How ard (Sonny) Fry, captain and fullback of the 1943 Turtle Creek High eleven, Is with the armed forces overseas and has been ele vated to private first-class. Pvt. Wyoming B. (Wy) Paris is in training with the Marines at Farris Island, S. and reports the routine rigorous His brother, Mace Paris, served with the Marines in the first World War Both are former local basketba.il stars, the former serving with the Rauh Club while the latter was a center with the old Coffey Club Among the district athletes honored at Mercers-burg Academy are Maurice B.

Cohlll. son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cohlll, 500 Walnut Road, Ben Avon; Robert F. Edgar, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert F. Edgar, Fox Chapel Manor; John vie a. a 0 euvi IV vt a eve sasiu eras -e sue P. Losa, 120 West Oliver Street, Munhull: Walter N.

Llssfelt. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter N. fox unapei Koaa; samueii J.

Topley, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Topley, 426 Miami Street, East McKeesport.

and James A. wn-1 son, son of Mrs. W. Wilson, 334 Parkslde Avenue, Mt. Lebanon.

BoxersReturnHome To Finiih Training i Ba rnhirt (I Strlncevich to Dahlgren. Meener was Intentionally passed, filling the basal. Slpeic forced Clav at tha plate, nt tTandlev threw out at me piaie, nanuisr to wt- ley threw out Miller. One hit. PITTSBUKOH Klllott popped to Mea.

ner. Wllllama three out Russell. Heuaaer threw nut Dflhiaren. NINTH INNINO 'INt INN al Riddle slnaled olf Xtrln-eevleh'a ilove. Heusser bunted safely.

Middle aliipplnir at second. Williams eae-rlHred. Handler to flilsllne, whe cover first. Cla waa Intentionally passed, filllna; the basra. Walker toned Riddle at Uia plate, Handiey to lApea, Motormlck smiled to eeater.

aeorlna Heuaaer and Clay. tVllllania (inf sa third and McCormlrk taklnf aeeond oa the throw la. Meener out. Handler to Dahlirea. I we runs.

"nTSBUROH galtwaTer batted for Ouatlne. and atruclt out. Barrett batteel for Lopea and waa out. Williams to McCormlck. Colman batted for itrlneavicli and alwtled off Williams' ilove.

Barnhart slnKlsd to center. Colmaa golnf to Uiiro. Handiey fouled to Riddle, two nlta. Major Leagues TUESDAr. JUKI S.

IMS GAMES TODAY NATIONAL IJCAOnC CINCINNATI AT PITTSBURGH" fj Heuaaer (1-3) and Beck (2-2) or Walter (3-9) vi. Butcher (4-2) and Strtncevicla (3-2). 1:45 o'clock. CMceeo at St. Louie fnlrht) EHckaoa (1-0) vs.

Brechaen (3-1) or creel (2-0). Brooklyn at New York (nlinU Lombard! (3-2) VI. Volielle S-S. Boston at Philadelphia fa) ftwmitht-nlrht) Cooper (3-0) and Javerr (1-3) va. Lea (2-4) and Wyatt (0-4).

AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Waehlnirton (2) wllh-nlitht) Donald (4-2) and Zuber (0-1) n. Haefner (2-6) and NlMellna (1-4). St. Louis at Chicago (nieht) Holllnlta-worth (1-2) ve. Havnea (3-4).

xetroit at uieveiano (niami unrwi 3-1 vs. Embree (3-4) or Baaby 0-5). Philadelphia at nouaion, poaiponeu, we. STANDING OF THE CLUBS vaTiiilvAf. t.CAflri 1(114 lMt rer.

-ubism 4 New York a it'jhbi, boh 1 St. Brooklja hkaao 3 f'lnrlnnatl 5 Boston 1 AMRIC 144 I New York Detroit 4 Chlraro I Nt. Luull 5 Boston 1 Cleveland Wnshlnirton a 1hllaHelnhla 27 14 22 If jv 23 IS 21 If It II .114 IS IR IS 21 .41 14V 10 XI .244 11 IXAKIK Lost Prt. OBL. 24 IS SO IS .111 lt IS .114 4 IS 11 .114 4 lt IS If lt Ml IT 21 ft IS II SVS ested in the sport.

It's Tom Delahanty of whom I'm writing. Tom dropped In for a chat the other day and brought with him the belt you see in the picture which appears herewith. He won it back in the gaslit 80s in Harry Davis' Tivoll Garden, located on the present site of the Warner Theater in Fifth Avenue. There Davis staged boxing exhibitions although "prize-fighting" was illegal in those times. Davis bought the belt from Tom Sterrett, who won it in England years before and sold It to Davis for $60, the value of the chain of sliver plates of which it was made up.

Davis put i up as the prize in a tournament for the middleweight championship of Penn- TOM AND eylvanla which drew 16 contestants and was won by Delahanty. Tom now is retired from his position as freight claim agent for the B. O. Railroad and Is pending his time visiting among his married children In various parts of the country. He is hale and hearty and very alert and has a great memory lor dates and incidents.

His Longest Bout One Hour, 40 Minutes "I have lived in Haielwood for 77 years, and worked at an open hearth furnace in Soho in my early days and fought on the side," he said. "Didn't have much time to train, but I did very well for myself, if I do ay so. Later I became captain of police on the railroad and then went into the freight claim offire. We had no street cars to brine Into Pittsburgh in my fighting days. When we wanted to come into town we had to make the trip on the connecting railroad." Tom's longest bout lasted an hour and 40 minutes.

As a welterweight and middleweight, he boxed 'em up to heavyweights. He was intimately acquainted with such ring greats of his time as Jack McAuliffe. Jim Corbett. the original Jack Dempsey, Jack Fogarty. Dom-lnlclc McCaffrey.

John L. Sullivan. Bob Fttzsimmons, Peter Maher and Jim Jpffrios. He regards Jeffries as the greatest heavyweight champion of all time. He thinks rucged Jim at his best would have beaten both Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis, but he thinks Dempsey would have knocked out Fltzslmmons.

He says McCaffrey, a Plttsburgher. who boxed John L. and Charley Mitchell, was a clever big man who compared favorably with Billy Conn In skill. He says Corbett was probably the cleverest boxer of all time in any class. How do the modern boxers tack up with the Not too well, in Tom Dela-hanty's opinion.

"The uldllmers," he aysj. Fight Results At Chicago rh.nrkv I'arham won bv knockout Ail Brown founda; Nick Karhirclus knocks nut routing; kffked out Catar 1 murvi ('hurley Pope HMraffa Kia i arson, 4 mur-ru mil Peter- and John drew. rutin d. At BaMlmort Ofofii Kochan knorHpri tut RMrty Evans, 8 roiifidi; Don Kn-t nd Jo Pivli drrw. 4 hmnd: Jo Had dad tffti4 Chmrlwy MiUnn.

ft round. i At Wmnirton Bc Wmhlnft'on friitvd Frank i Terry, 10 round: Btknka defeated tummy Ttwnipton. i found. At Mun wmi by trnulcal kn'M-ttont ovpr Jtmm 3v--. 6 rnunda: Victnr -IfNtnI btv mith.

10 ruuivU; Pal Pa: net rtf icd Ac Dunde. roun-U: Knri tie-ftata4 Krcky Progano, 6 icunis. At Hnfyokr Ma. Mario Orhn nt Roddick 1rw. Io roundj, Krflukif defeated tuke.

a BDbv KlHa knocked out Jom fernandea, 2 rounds. At Prnvldpnra. I Pe'a Iienuia won. technical Jtr-vkniit over nlll, 4 rrHimla: Kdlic P-nsai in ty Bical knockout ovr Ed i Uvi.i. a ruuti At flpr.ctr 4ffai4 Chary Fij(uro, id rani'1.

At M'aml, f. BiiTv Lima out Jaki Hiouii. I rfui. At O-ffan' Hf-na-d -iifn d- fa a ted Jimr.y Hatcbcr, ft t--r. At Howaton, Tx.

TfT.y Ri dafeti 0a Spenrar, IS rounda Optimists Play Hosts The Optimist Club will be host to some 45 hlfth school athlete at its annual sportsmanship din-1 tier at the ROoKevelt Hotel nt 8:30 tonight. Eldon S.Dum-i mitt, of Kentucky, will be thp! principal siieaker. Five-year-old George Oregor. who recently foiled a Western i'eniienuury ouinreaK by discovering a tunnel due by convict, will be a tpecial guest. 'V v.

I "trained better and knew more about their trade, as a class, than those of today. They knew how to feint and counter and block and were trained for endurance. They didn't get much money. I got very little, but I enjoyed every minute of every fight." Once Substituted For Ed Delahanty The only badge of the ring that adorns the features of the veteran is a nick on his nose, which was broken. There is no thickening of the cartilege of the ears and there are no scars from cuts.

Delahanty boxed for only three years. When he married his wife induced him to stick to Nun- 1 I'lr-rrritnli I'll "Til. HIS CHAMPIONSHIP BELT his Job and forget about his fighting. They reared two sons and three daughters. Another chapter In the sports career of Tom has to do with baseball.

His cousin, the famous Ed Delahanty, the Babe Ruth of his time as a hitter, once had him go to Cleveland and take his place as a catcher in a Sunday game for the Shamrocks while Ed himself went to Wheeling for a double-header. "He played me a dirty trick," Tom cViiicitled. "I learned later he received $5 for his day's play, while I received nothing and even paid my own expenses." The Delahanty brothers were Ed. Jim. Joe, Tom and Prank.

They made up one of the most famous families in the history of baseball. Bill Dadio's Team Beats Charley Keller Navy Lt. Bill Dadio. former Ptlt star footballer and golfer, writes from somewhere in Prance that he expects to be mm returned Pacific now that the war in Europe is over. He put in a long stretch there before going to England In January.

Bill reveals that the Softball team of his ship is undefeated and recently won, 15-11, against another ship It. Dadlo team headed up by Charley Keller, the slugging star, who made two doubles and a home run. Included in the graduating class of the Naval Academy at Annaprl.s tomorrow will be Joe Sullivan, of Pittsburgh, who Iw starred cn th -lies' football teams of the last three seasons. Ti ii i ney uu FoTKN VEARS NOTHING- ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ON IN THE Nf BLINK HOME THAT THE PIDNT MANAGfc TO SEE. PSST! ARE But NESTEkWy mr si (At'K was POkViLUPANDTHE SNOOrVKtWrlXS WtklF.

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JOB. A INTO 5 0 ii 14 4 0 118 4 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 4 0 12 0 2 0 0 9 0 3 0 14 0 3 0 18 0 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 at, waa utasiuiiitca kiuuij ui; boxers and handlers who heard, the sad news yesterday that thei boxing show scheduled for Forbes Barrett Field last night would have to be held over until Thursday night. iCOiman Knocked out by the cold, damp Swim Entry Blanks Ready Tomorrow Entrv blanks will be available beginning tomorrow tor the first of the three big swimming meets of the Sun-TeleghaDh and the Bureau of Recreation, in the Pleasant Valley Pool, North Side, on the night of July Fourth. They will be distributed through the local AAU office, the Bureau of Recreation's various centers and the Sun-Telegraph. Response to the announcement that the meets have been ar ranged has been enthusiastic and swimming leaders predict record entries for each of the events.

The second meet will be held at the Moore Pool, Brookllne, August 5, and the final meet at the Highland Park Poolon Labor Day. Sandlot Summary GAMES TODAY HASCBAIX Greater Pittsburgh League Turtle Creek at Homestead, puatpooed. South Hills Iaaue Mt. Oliver at Brookllne. Welt Pittsburgh at Carrlck A.

0. Universal Lcaaua Roaa A. C. at Morninesloe. Vlncetoo Aces at Cjreenfleld Praps.

Metro League) Harrli Stars at Etna Panthers, 'l at Etna Keyston I Keyston Iaiiw Davie A. C. at Garfield Cubs. Suuth Hills Junior aeue Dormont Tlrers at Beechvlew. Hersrhel League West End at Esplen.

Monument Hill Learue Phippa at Cowley. Pleasant Valley Field Uancheater at Pleasant Valley. Leslie Leaana Stanton Heights at e'nster. IVaahlnaton-Wesf Prna Leal HI BanKulKol at Washington iiurgwia 11 aaua Prepa at Cubs. UURrnr Leaaue Arlington Heights at Beltzhnover.

l-'oileratlon Flenior league Homewood Hams at Arlington. Oliver Feda at Kast End Bombers. Cratton Fads at Asplnwnil. League Brldgevllle at Castle Sliannun. American l-erlon League Hertlon I Hazelwood at Rivervtew.

tna at Dormont Hrrtlon II Squirrel H1H at Homewood. Schenlev at Swlssvale. Beaver fount League New Birghton Merchanta at Beaver Falla Allqulppa at Rochester. Freedom at Conwnv. Commercial-Industrial League Union Switch at Thomaon.

Metropolitan League Bachrach at Alpha Omega. West Homestead at Purrv Merchants. Arlington Indians at AOH. Meetinghouse vitrrwurka League Motor at Apprentice. S.vltrhcear at Transporter lon-Oenerator.

Chartiera Valley Indiiatrlal League Flannery at Local 1777. Ineram at Union ITICL'trle. Falk at Sloe RESULTS YESTERDAY KVUHM.I, dreater Pittsburgh League Wttklnsburg 9 McKeespnrt 0 Pleasant Valley 4 OaKtnont Homeatead-Dormont. postponed Ixlon League Etna 9 Arter Murphy 1 Clty-Uotuitr League Vesle Poat if Mt. Washington 0 I'nlveraal Learue Clearvlew Rosa Township 12 Federation league Homewood IJ Asplnwall Month Hills it.

league Overbrook Vi Dormuul Tijirs 4 Metro Leaane Panthers lu Etna Cuba Independent Bethlehem IS Community SOFTBALL Mine Safety 4 Aviation Pittsburgh, Foundry 4 Allls Union 10 Meadow Armstrong 3 Blaw Nix I.Ol At TntlKITY I.KMii Hawkins Village 10 Pravosburg 10 Kiverview 7 Ilectric Helints Mil-- 13 o. Brsrtlock 6 bT Burns Helgiiu 3 ForfelU irne hatlo I Wife.) rt Sgt. Bill Manko and Srt. Andy Manko, former Bureau of Recreation swimming stars, expect to be home from the European Theater oi War in time to compete in the Sun Telegraph meet to be held at the Pleasant Valley pool on July uiu recently was released from a German con ceit tratlon camp Ben Bright, one of the district's leading swimming enthusiasts, is being kept busy these days working his Victory Garden R. of Zelienople, fee, sw Ji Corp.

narris J. Cunningham, purchased 12 head of walk ing horses at the recent auction sale held in Lewlsburg, Tenn. Skip Foile, Bill Cona. BUI O'Con-rtrll, Carl Angst, Eddie Mullen, Marry Siegel, Morry Luterman, John Weinheimer and Bob Lynch had the time of their lives at the recent party held by the Sun-Telegraph Truck Drivers' Bowlin? League It was so good, an encore Is planned for the near future Corp. Milton Harris, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Harris, 1714 Fourth Avenue, Beaver Falls, Is serving as a physical Tales From The Tee By TOM BIRKS Maj, Bernard (Barney) Prietsch, of the Army Air Corps, who has spent two years In North Africa. Italy and Southern France, is home on a short furlough and spent last sun-day st the South Hills Country Club with Prietsch meeting old friends, including Mr. and Mrs. William O.

Hook er. Mr. and Mrs. Howard O. Meslng, Mr.

and Mrs. William Tava-no and Mrs. Rowena Olrt. Working with Maj. Prietsch In the overseas Glen Ecswkk campaign was Madeline Carroll, the former movie star, who left Hollywood to loin the Red Cross, prietscn JU111 WIC el -e3.

i ill. VOV1I I praised the Brltlsh-born actress! highly and said that on many occasions she was away from the base more than a week at a time working In the front lines with the wounded. Niblick Shots Hrk Hdifton teamed with tlnrvey Wurtktt'r to hull! Hwii Fitrks, and Neil Trout ft1l even mt Suulh Hill VWfkner had to fink SM-fontrr Ota hf hum vrren to turn the trtrk Plivlng fnt behind fit match Wl Mrt. II it, who had a birdie 1 on th I fiharl twrlfth hole Pvt. fcrtrtte IynwMkl, of the Army Air Corpt, haa r-mimrfi a iroinrti feud with Attnrnry Kaynwnd tan ton HclKhti John Jack) Perr ha) been pnl tn eharn of Hum ParkB' hitp at Mmith HtMii.

He replaces Hutch haiwr, who moves) over to C'aatia shannon The qtinl.rylnir round for tha Beftver Vullcy (lolf ritib rhamplnmihlp will pimytn neil Haturrlny. Halpb Connellr la tha Attending champion. A noli-ln! wai recorded on ttirea eon- aacutlv lundays at tha Baldoe Hliig Oolf i'lub Tiny were score i hy fittn Bcvick of wlirturdlrn; John CherntR. ft Turtle PrMh and R. Lonabauah.

of Wllklnsbura. Beawkk ttid Lonabaujfh ara member of tha nil ok hot i ne Ooif Laaxue Bob Hamburg, rnemrtere of tht bord of gover- nore mt minmno --ountry utuo, waa murrlfd to Hlia Vlrtctnla Pamntin at Xto Ooll. 1 C. laat inn day. Jimmy Nh and t)f.

R. I. Orav, two club memhera and tha Istter't flancta. Miss Mary Hull. niGna in waiuqirm ifiHirigi aun loat on of Ita staunch iitpportera mst week when Thomas 8.

Jamlion, Bru died. Ho wia a member of tht Oakmont, Gretna-hura and Han na at own eluhs and founded tha last named. Ha and hia ton. Thomas. cmDstea manv ttmes tn ina v.

est ann Fathers and Bona tourney Many of tha focal oros Intend to olav In Chi cage MOftOO Tarn O'ihantar tournament ina in juty Add 10 Ynn Mart Your Lift RICHARD VICTOR CONDITIONER OF MEN TM finest, a) nst Completely Equipped Mea'a Haaith Institution la FlttaburiB nttaburiB BA1IIS SUtlrle Cehinet Silt Sfeaxl Sesfen Oeucr) Mrrcartfaeat fun llisin.rmj Deep reaetrallni Heat, snira nay M.rhaniraily tiqnlpt Kxerelee R.wra 2521 OLIVIR ILDft. AT. 71 71 MU4aaaf Stale Meal asv 1 2 'SdA HindliV. 3b Qlonfriddo, of Zlliott, rf Rutttll, If Dahlgraii ik Qustlnti 2b Lopsi, Slrlna'vieli. I Totals.

.0 7 .7 13 TWO-BASE HITS OFF ME18SKR Handiey Mpek ROME it.V Heuaaer B4SES ON BAUS orr HEteSKB Elliott Dahlirea (II I' TBLWEVICH Miller STRTr-K OUT RV STHINfKVICM lay Williams BY HKCSSKI Dahlirea I ERROR SACRIFICE MrCermlek Milk O. Walker VTUUawe Detroit Gets Okay For Racing Meet tANSINO. June fl. (INS.) Detroit will have an 85- day horse racing season from June 7 to September 22, as a resun 01 action today ey tne Micnigan supreme Court In Lansing. At the request of attorneys for the state and trie Detroit Racing Association, the court Issued a stay which temporarily impended an injunction against tne races Issued May 22 by Circuit Judge Guy A.

Miller In Detroit. Under the Supreme Court ac tion, running and trotting horse races with pari-mutuel betting will be permitted In Michigan pending the court's decision on the appeal from Judge Miller's ruling-. The Circuit Court had declared racing In the atate unconstitutional and the Detroit track: a nuisance. A final decision will be made In the late fall or winter. weatner, tne Doxers can i ao ineir stun at the ball park tonight be' cause a doubleheader is scheduled today and the ring setup could not be put in place in time after the games.

Tomorrow nignt, there's a night game at the ball park, which makes Thursday the earliest available night for the show. Most of the out-of-town boxers returned to their homes to resume training and will return on Wednesday or early Thursday. Ossie Harris Is paired with Marvin Bryant, of Texas, in the main bout, other bouts, au eignt- rounders, are: Mavon Padlo vs. Bobby Rich' ardson, Rene Cantera vs. Sammy Parrotto.

Charley McPherson vs. Cliff Beckett and Ruby Garcia vs. Willie Russell. Red Ruffing Out FORT DIX. N.

June JAP.) -Sgt. Charles (Red) Ruf- iiiis, vl 1I1C miujf nil UIF3, vj mer right-handed pitcher for the New York Yankees, received his discharge from the Army here today. He is 40 years old, 20 pounds over his pitching weight, and has no immediate baseball plans. CLEVELAND, June 6. Ruszkowski.

Cleveland Indians' catcher, will be Inducted into the Army here Saturday. He passed his pre-induction examination several weeks ago. Jim Mullen Dies CHICAQO, June 8. AP.) James C. Mullen, 61, known as "The Barnum of Boxing" during a 20-year promotional career In Chicago, died today from a heart attack.

He had been In failing health for six months. By jimmy ft ir i CHADWICK. PULL DOWN THE THE SNOOPOROOPLES Games behind leader. RESULTS YESTERDAY NATIONAL LEAfim Clnclnnatl-Piltaburih. postpootd, MM.

Other elub. not aiheduied AMKRICAN LCAOCI No nemae acheduled. GAMES TOMORROW NATIONAL LEAOL'K Clnclnnau ai PITTSBUROH, night tmf, wnirago ai pi. t.wui. msm Boston at Phliadslphla.

Other not scheduled. AMKRK AN UAOL St. Louis at Chicago. Detroit at Cleveland. New York at Washington, nlfht ama.

Philadelphia at Boston (2). Chicago Skaters Lead Chlraeo's skaters Will SPOrt lpari over Pittsburnh at 8:30 o'clock toniftht when they clash, in the fourth contest of 20-g-arne series at The Gardens. They copped an 18-14 victory last night to overcome Plttsburgh'8 lead. Title Game Today McKeesport and Aliquippa high schools were clashing In the last seml-nnal game of the WPIAIt baseball eliminations on the Mun-hall High School field this afternoon. The winning team will oppose West Deer for the title, 1 s.i sfusMiai Yoor nit Parader Joan Xdwirdt.

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