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TOMMY HOLMES 1 Williams Again Is The Man to Watch Branca Seems Sure 20-Game Winner zz 1 Ov! Ralph, One of Five Dodger All-Star Choices, Has 12-6 Record, Four-Game Victory Streak By HAROLD C. BIRR Staff Correspondent of the tagle' a jr 1 Vtt' Chicago, July 7 THRILL PRODUCER Some doubt exists among base-, ball's serious thinkers as to whether the annual major league All-Star game is of any particular scientific value. Chicago, July 7 Ralph Branca and four of his Dodger teammates are here to do what they can toward winning tomorrow's All-Star game at Wrlgley Field for the National League. The big righthander's brief farewell to Flatbush yesterday at Ebbets Field was a goodly sight in the eyes of the 26.363 fans. Dodger pitching being what it is, it's 4 imperative that he hurry back to stand shoulder-to-shoulder again with Harry Taylor the two stalwarts of the staff.

Branca pitched the Dodgers back into first place by his 4-to-0, three-hit shut-out the Braves, who tumbled out of the driver's seat into the quagmire that a mld-! game storm made or the park. It i aV I wu his second complete white- wash job and he shares a third with Hugh Casey. The boy from N. Y. U.

has now zo-v nome mark Yank Success Yarn 12 wins compared with six defeats COMMITS BURGLARY First Baseman Earl Torgeson, Boston, avoids second baseman Ed Stanky, Dodgers, in stealing second in the second inning yesterday at Ebbets Field. Stanky received catcher Bruce Edwards' peg a bit too lote. The Dodgers won, 4 0. and has a string of four in a row. The Dodgers have played 73 games with four to go to the halfway pole.

Unless he stubs his toe-plate, Branca should easily be By WILLIAM F. GOODRICH If you've been wondering why the Yankees are eight come the first Brooklyn 20-game games ahead of Detroit and Boston their at-home record! winner since Kirby Higbe and Whitlow Wyatt Jointly turned the neat trick in 1941 with 22 triumphs each, the lone National of 28 victories against nine defeats tells you why. Their on-the-road mark is two games better than five hundred. New York has won 19 and lost 17. KERR SLIGHT PUTS ED DYER ON SPOT Bucky Harris was amazed him 'Spoiler' Agosta Meets Seidman At Veto Tonight self at the mark put forth by club secretary, Arthur (Red) Patterson, The Giants were unusually silent about Eddie Dyer's League hurlers to reach those stylish brackets.

Dodger 20-game victors haven't been so plentiful down the years. Dazzy Vance came through withi 28 wins in 1924 and with 22 in! 1925 and 1928. Burleigh Grimes did It, twice, too. Wild Bill Dono- van, Oscar Jones, Henry yesterday in the manager's room Bob Elliott Off All-Star Team I slight of Buddy Kerr in favor of Peewee Reese of Brooklyn I as a shortstop replacement on the National League All-Star after the Yanks closed the books squad for Eddie Miller of Cincinnati, who was excused from on the current home stay with an 82, 92 double win over the Ath In Rocky Graziano's sensational; playing because of an arm injury. Miller was the No.

1 letics at the Yankee Stadium. The With Injured Digit choice in the fan voting for the Yanks won their seventh and Nap Rucker, Ed Pfeffer, Dutch Reuther, Watson Clark and Luke Hamlin have been the other immortals, with Van Lingle Mungo vainly knocking at the door several limes. But the fact that the 13 "dream games" held since Arch Ward promoted the first In this very town have produced beaucoup thrills is unquestioned. That goes for the one back in 1933 when the eminent Babe Ruth, then in the purple twilight of his slugging career, hit his last home run in interleague competition down to last July when Ted Williams staged that Wild West show up in Fenway Park, Boston. Mr.

Williams really poured it on a year ago. He had four official trips to the plate. He got four hits. Two of them were singles. The other two were home runs.

The first of his four masters was a towering fly off our old friend, Kirby Higbe. The second was delivered on a 4 "blooper" pitch thrown by Rip Sewell of the Pirates. BASHING THE BLOOPER You must have seen Mr. Sewell throw his The sandy-haired Pittsburgh veteran leans backward and disdainfully arches the ball lip into the ambient. It seems that the thing takes a week to reach the plate and you could drive a large load of hay beneath its arc.

It was Sewell's proud boast that no batter had ever belted his pet pitch out of the park and it was easy to see how this could be thus. Hitting the blooper is some-thing like hitting an empty tin can. Any distance obtained on such a delivery was obtained by whatever power the batter himself could supply. Anyway. Theodore Williams, on this occasion, managed to control his magnificent impatience until Rip's beanbag descended within range of his bat.

Then Ted unloaded. In the language of the dugouts, he really "creamed" the ball. It landed in the right field bleachers. Everyone got a kick out of that. Everyone, including Sewell, who all but ran over to shake hands with Williams as the kid circled the basepath.

SYMPATHY Ted's heavy cannonading led to a 12 to 0 American League victory. That was the most lopsided All-Star score of all time and everyone immediately began feeling sorry for whatever National League team earned the right to be "massacred" by the Red Sox in the World Series. As it turned out, the Cardinals faced 'the bashing beaneaters and, by this time, I guess you know who perpetrated the massacre. It is my guess that Mr. Williams will be the central figure of tomorrow's All-Star game or, at least, the character whose activities will be watched with the most Interest.

There are several reasons for this thought. First, All-Star competition seems to have brought out the best in Williams. That was Ted's top show last Summer but he was by no means a slouch at Detroit in 1942. That year the National League led by 5 to 4 with two on and two out in the ninth. Here Williams came to the plate.

Claude Passeau threw one and Ted hit it up against the roof in right field. SOX NEED LIFT The follow-up thought is that Williams better had get going pretty soon if he is to do the Red Sox much good in 1947 A. D. Come to think of it, Ted had done comparatively little sparkling since the All-Star event last year. It was just about that time that Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians instituted the famed anti-Williams shift.

News of this maneuvre hadn't got around to the National League in time for that loop to use it in the All-Star game but, by the time the World Series rolled eighth straight game to tie the Chicago. July 7 Bob Elliott, first American League mark for thelchoice for the National League's sea.Mn held hv the Red So aslth'rd baseman in the AU-Star Parker Retains Clay Court Title game, didn come here fromHolmea Got First Hit climb in the middleweight class he left an almost perfect record of victories. There were few fighters who could boast of a victory over Brooklyn's Golden Boy, and one of them Is Joe Agosta. 'The same Agosta also marred Herbie Krono-wltz's slate when he engaged In a slashing draw with him. Joe will try to be a spoiler again 51,957 customers roared.

shortstop assignment and, Marty Marion of St. Louis, their second selection, had already been picked as an alternate by his manager before Miller dropped out. Dyer, of course, had the right to pick his alternates and pitchers, which he did with a great deal of care. But, many a big league Brrvtklvn with thp nthr rhnwn uu. i The Yank pilot, who, with Braves.

Elliott intured his index intn the wth Salt Lake City. July 7 (U.n Charlev Dressen, his first lieu miner ueimng a noi snot irom tu; Tommy Holmes singled cleanly Slanky's bat Saturday and it's all into left field in the top of the puffed up and hes out of the frame and Ralph walked Johnny Dream Game lineup. with nobodv nut. But. Rama Playing his usual precise, methodical game, Frank Parker, Lot Angeles, successfully defended hU tenant and third base coach, flew to Chicago early today to take in the All-Star game tomorrow, only hopes the 16-game road trip which "Why don't you go.

anyway, iRowell fouled to Jackie Robinson. I tonight when he takes on his National clay courts champion manager and ball player will tell you there is no finer shortstop in the league today than Kerr. The Bob?" he was asked. Earl Torgeson fanned and Dannv i Brooklvn rival. Al Seidman.

In the istarU Thursday night at St. Louis (will be half as successful. New ship here today as a new women'! LitWhiler hit into a force Play. fMtnre etuht.rminH vnvanmtnt at ta Coney Island Velodrome. artd-'Otant shortstop received the third when ft' UnM.uJ greatest number of fan votes.

How titalist was crowned at Salt Lake's Forest Dale courts. Although he was seed several times by the frequently spectacular Ted Schroeder, Los Angeles, Parker won In straight again and Rowell doubled off the ning when he flattened Joe Gover sets 86, 62, 64, to hold the "What's the use?" he shrugged. "All I could do would be to sit around and watch Whitey Kurow-ski or somebody else play the bag I wanted to play. This is a big disappointment to me." Bama Rowell went to third base in place of the injured Elliott at Ebbets Field yesterday against the Dodgers and got one of the three hits off Ralph Branca, a double off the wall in right center in the eighth. York has won 20 of its last 23 games.

Pitehinr Is Great "It's an amazing team," Harris said. "It's a ball club which took charge after four straight wins over Boston. Our pitching has been great, our hitting has been timely, and our replacements the best in the league. Bill Johnson has been going great guns at third base and Johnny Lindell has been a title. Former screen actress Mary right-center field wall.

Hopp was running low on petrol as he rounded third. No filling station being handy, he was cut down at the dish on a gorgeous, bang-bang relay from Carl Purillo to Robinson to Bruce Edwards to preserve Branca shutout. Ralph ran hi grist of season's strikeouts up to 82 when six ever, Dyer, taking full advantage of his perogative of naming his alternates, grabbed Reese, the fans fourth pick. New York will probably show its indignation toward Dyer when It plays host to St. Louis at the Polo Grounds Thursday night in the first of a five-game series in three days.

The Ottmen are in third Arnold, playing under the name of Mary Prentiss of San Bernar nale In the same ring and If he can get by Agosta he will clearly be in the running for more lucrative bouts. Seidman is from Chris Dundee's stable and Chris is a mighty busy man this week. His ace, Georgie Abrams, goes against Steve Belloise In the Garden Friday night. In the six-round Velo semi-final. Nick Melli of Red Hook is paired powerhouse in left field.

The Yank pitching has been so brief goodbye to Peewee Reese' Bna place a half-game behind Boston, with Frankie Ferrara, while other a game and a half behind the league leading Dodgers, and three dino, won the women a crown, defeating Dorothy Head of Alameda, Cat, 61, 61. Gertrude Moran, Hollywood, and Mary Prentiss, San Bernardino, were the surprise winners of the women's doubles, beating Barbara Krase, San Francisco, and Shirley Fry, Akron, 64. 64. Victor Tuero, Tulane, became sixes bring together Al Silverman with Dom Marche.se and Bobby. games ahead of the Cardinals Baldwin with Billy Danker.

Two four-rounders complete the card. tight that in eight games the op-iBruce Edwards. Dixie Walker, 'T" position has mustered only 42 hlts'Halph Branca and Ed Stanky Blackwe 11 the Thin Man and scored 13 runs. No team haslthe dressing room, wishing Brook-if th UD gotten more than seven hits in all.vn's five All-star representatives Branc Pafd single game during the streak, good lurk. i we ba tera-oddly enough, Hopp Randv Gumpert and Joe Page col- i "It was a great send-off for the tnLee mes Torgeson twice, laborated in yesterday's opener! boys." said Manager Burt Shot ton.

Biool5n lld et onlj! sinH and Allie Reynolds went all the beaming on everybody. h' A11 of way in the second. Gumpert wasj when the umpires decided to re-' r.k Tf tnnoh.i fr iii flu. i hit hw nocKea Irm the peak in the Larry Jansen, the ex-Pacific Coast pitcher, who is startling the Mntlnnsl Annua nnn hie onttBntll Evans vs. C'ampanella xui.

v. I 1 1 1 Vli I liUll-lyBlllUl Ilia LMBIIIUIVII Jimmy Evans and Tommy when he teamed with Schroeder panella, Bay Ridge light to take the men's doubles, beatlnl The As got six off Reynolds. i rainstorm, the groundkeep- j'ansen limited the Phillies to seven ifn'W' blows to give his team a sweep of 1 Jaj Worth CKollna, a two-game series. I YANK STl'FF-Page. the nad Practically to rebuild the infield, with a miniature lake weight foes, top the MacArthur Stadium show tomorrow night in an eight-rounder.

Promoter Abe Halfon has big things in store for the winner, as that individual will be ticketed for a bout with Gino Bonovlno, the Italian champ, early next month. Savings Bank Softball The Giants failed to hit a home fourth round. Warren Spahn and the venerable Clyde Shoun not only pitched hitless ball the rest of the way, but perfect ball as well. Nobody reached first base in the three and two-thirds Innings Spahn hurled and Shoun retired all three men to face him in the eighth. The Dodgers got a run in the first on a stroll by Robinson and Arky Vaughan'a single to right run in a game for the first time since June 18 against Philadelphia.

Before the combat New York ham- ie.st relief pitcher in the league, hurled the last three and two-third hitless innings and struck out eight A's, bringing his season total to 56 in 52 innings Page, DiMaggio, Johnson, Frank Shea, Spud Chandler, Aaron Robinson, Tommy Henrich and George Mc-Quinn left for Chicago last night. around second base. Wheelbarrows of dirt and bags of sawdust were consumed for a new top dressing. But, before it was decided to continue, Messrs. Barlick, Pinelli and Gore, the arbitrators, tested the footing on the first base line and surveyed the still gray heavens.

Evans has been attracting con Loop Title to Flatbush The Flatbush Savings Bank Softball team hammered out a 12-6 victory over the Willlamsburgh Savings Bank nine to win the Savings Banks Softball League championship of Brooklyn. The game, played at Marine Park Field before a large crowd, was featured siderable attention as a result of mereQ ul ln 1D five successive kayo wins in the Garden. Campanella has likewise Joh Mize the leading home been sparkling since 1 1 1 mal? 'ith 24. They'll represent the Yankees on Not discovering any flying saucers mat sent Jackie scuttling to third the American League All-Star thev save the eroundkeeDers the Barrett made a nice n1 tn Johnny Colon on the floor. vv ni rv ci nuu vt uiniu mm shall, left for Chicago with their 4o lha 1.

i Annthot -foht ha, Tvlch fharlftv ii-nui me win jum nuu io sei io woiK. i uiAir waiKei iai in me ei or i unnnvan nr nf wpsi. inp unir nnir Arky Vaughan nearly had to run1 lhe box wittl meat hand. The tnrv over the Phillies. Mize will by the heavy hitting of the win- i i.f, The Flatbush team ren of th squad which leaves Wednesday from New York, in St.

Louis. DiMaggio's four hits in seven official times at bat, which in in the first innirg to haul down a big lead by scoring in the first two innings. craity Komnson bluffed to go 7'" start at first base for the National ning team home and the Boston pitcher held to as lost onU on in 22 off l(J ball Just long enough to lose iand to Mgm Marshall seven runs Dixie at Iirst. Funllo forced understudy the Dodgers Dixie 'This early Walker, Robinson scoring. Patterson In six.

In fours Dick ihw nannv crauv koo nson uiieri the Boston pitcher heldrocato has lost only once son scoring. start at first base for the National ning team. W. F. G.

by Danny around, the Cardinals were hep. The Redbirds played practically everybody in the right field whenever Williams came up and the result was that Ted got just five singles and drove in exactly one run in the seven games. Ted has been no ball of fire this season and the effect of this is mirrored in the standings of the clubs. The Red Sox. who were top-heavy Spring favorites to repeat as American League winners, are in real trouble.

This isn't to say that the trouble with the Red Sox is all Williams. But the ups and downs of a ball player of this calibre have a direct effect on the club. THE FLYING YANKS Joe DiMaggio and the Yankees furnish a perfect example of that. Everyone knew that the Yanks were pretty good but it was impossible to properly evaluate' their chances In the pennant race because of the doubtful condition of DiMagglo's wounded heel. Bear in mind that back in March, no one could be sure that Joe could play at all.

Nor could anyone say how well he could navigate. Well, we know the answer now, that DiMaggio is practically as "good as new. He sparked the Yankees and 'they are flying. They'll be out of sight unless Williams can do something to lift the Red Sox. drive was highlighted cluded his 11th homer of the year Camoia's home run with Hard tangles with Bill VVB1Ktr Rowell's long smash.

A bus load of Jackie Robinson fans came down from including an 86-year-old fanatic. But Jackie had one of his rare days when he went hitless. The best he Willie Serreno goes against Bobby Williams and Joey Rio battles Jim with two aboard in the first inning of the first game gave him the league lead for the most number of hits with 89. Joe's second in batting with .399 Yanks have beaten the Tigers eight times and DODGERS BATTING Healy. 2b 3b hr rbl nr could do at bat was to walk, fly Player ah Kim 12 0 2 0 0 0 0 .400 312 Fill-II lo 94 IBS 2R 98 10 .31 two men on and enabled the victorious team to win going away.

Bill Hill scattered eight Williams-burgh hits to get the nod over Bachman. Arrangements are being made to have the Flatbush team represent the Savings Banks Softball League of Brooklyn in a three-cornered series with the winners of the Manhattan and Queens Savings Banks Leagues. have lost two The Red Sox have been defeated eight times in 11 games Chicago holds the Roblnnon 73 1S6 2B SB 10 Jortenen 96 193 29 59 17 Lav'etln 20 31 2 9 0 Edwirda 54 194 IB 5.9 Walker 70 244 33 6R 14 Vauchan 29 54 11 19 .1 Reiner 41 146 29 40 The Queensboro Arena show tonight features Livlo Mlnelll, the Italian champ, and Joey Peralta, the Tamaqua, spoiler Freddy Menna encounters Willie Odom Wednesday night at the Jamaica Arena and the following 4 i 4B 4 5 48 3 3 29 0 1 3 3 5 29 1 3 40 0 2 12 1 2 20 2 10 38 1 4 22 Play Farmhands Peewee Reese doubled to open the fourth and then the rains came to hold up the game for 47 minutes. On the resumption of play Johnny Jorgeasen doubled, too. and when Ed Stanky singled to right for the second run of the frameManager Billy Southworth climbed the dugout steps and took the ball gently from Barrett, and the Dodgers became manikins of straw in Spahn's hands.

Those Dodgers left behind are making a short tour of the Northern Rickey plantations, with ex edge on New York, six games to out, foul out and ground out. It wasn't a capacity crowd for the first Sunday this year, but that was on account of the big holiday exodus from the city. The game looked to be lost for Boston ln the fourth inning with the Dodgers leading by four runs to everybody but Manager Billy Southworth. Billy the Kid didn't five. 73 242 42 65 14 .306 .290 .284 .279 .278 .274 .269 .261 .258 .249 233 20B 191 .1 88 42 119 19 30 3 evening Buster Tyler is booked to battle Vinnie Rossano at Fort 0 5 1 27 Reese Hernkl Sntder Stanky Hatten Mlkl Branra Would Match Louis 30 66 17 70 277 49 69 20 43 0 10 19 24 6 0 3 Reynolds Archery Champ St.

Louis, July 7 Russell Hamilton The Garden breaks out with its stellar Against Charles or Ray hesitate to send ln Warren Spahn, 22 19 8 15 167 Reynolds, Cleveland, rolled up 2.269 points to win the Midwestern 163 Beach trols out the thumping Lom rdt Sol Strauss, acting director of hig n.game winn New York's 2(tth Century Club, relief pitcher, announced today a September H. C. B. title fight with Heavyweight Cham-I Billy Graham and Dom d0 hibition games today and to-! morrow at Montreal and Olean. The All-Star interlude that lasts .161 .150 ,150 Archery Associations twenty-first annual tournament today.

He beat the 2.174 record set in 1939 by until Thursday when the Cubs arrive in Flatbush for five games I in three days gives the Dodgers' pion Joe Louis would be offered MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS llaylor 20 Bdrnev 13 Braann 14 Roiek 12 Behrman 20 Casev 23 Dorklna 1 Louis Chmura. Eleanor Moczadio. BUY V. S. SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS the winner of the Ezzard I to NATIONAL LEAGt'E J' 'Cleveland, took the women's title iooo'with 2,037.

LEADING BATSMEN shaky pitching staff a much-needed rest. Branca and Taylor have been carrying it for weeks. Charles-Elmer Ray bout scheduled at Madison Square Garden July 25 provided one of them wins decisively. Because of the confusion resulting from Ollie Tandberg's upset of Joe Bask! at Stockholm last night PiW nd club AB Prt. Wnikfr, Ph114elphi 70 257 38 S6 .335 Bliurhtfr.

St. Louli 71 264 3D 87 .3.10 Kinr, Plttburh 69 274 92 R8 .321 Hs. Cincinnati 69 269 3B R9 .320 onper. Nrw Turk SO IH 4S 74 .31 AMERICAN LEAGl'E nd club AB Pc Bondrnu, Cleveland 60 214 34 7 3S0 WILL TURNESA MARKED MAN IN STATE AMATEUR GOLF who thought N'w "rk "9 both those boxers, Camellini Closes In On Vietto for Bike Title Nice, France. July 7 (U.P Fermo Camellini, Italian bicyclist, trailed pace-making Rene Vietto, France, by only two minutes and 17 seconds today after winning the 10th lap of the classic Tour De France bi-cvcle race.

they Were fighting for a Shot at MrQnlnn. New Vara 70 5S3 7 Louis, apparently have been side-P'll'i'L- 25 9i 318 fra-uij l- h. HOME RtJNSlMlt, OianU, 24 1 Kiner. tracked in the quest for a Sep-lpirf, J0; M.r.h.n, ii Conner, GlanU. ISi WilUamn.

Red 8ox. 15 tember bout with the champion. By RALPH TROST So Is champion Tommy Goodwin, for water. And many a fairway will Ever since New Year's Day the'If lrcil1 knowledge Is worth a be drowned, professional golfers have been atPnny, Tommy's a real bet for fewj Fescue won't take heavy water- Rt'N BATTED IN Marnhall. 69 1 Mlae, Giants, A4t Klner, Plrales, 5S Torgeson.

Rrave. 59 Strauss Indicated he would attempt to rematch Baski and at the Garden on Aug. 22. Rl NS Miae, GlanU, 7n- RohlnMin.l Camellinl covered the oeawane invuauon mis Red Sox. 60 i I i ism I i A mivwaio.

Vanaeea. Kiner Piraiea. 52 i meter laD from Disne tr. Kir. iJ ne course mat.

ne nas. looks like the best its had in HiTs-BaumhoM. Red. Diiimr-r The weathers been delightful up, a long while. Jess Sweetser.

Jim BUY V. S. SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS nwn. 91: DiMt. eigni nours, seven minutes, 59 sec- From now 'til the national ama- on Cape Cod but it's unlikely thai Paul, W.

G. iBeegee) Hollaway and 'iinm. Ondtera. Kiner. pirates.

88 onds, finishing two minutes ahead 'of Aldo Ronconi. Italy. Vietto who1 ur championship is settled at ajisi. 01 omers are siateo to wuu, en i name nprpannnta esnerin av The will onsets Tn tv MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS finished in ninth position on this lap, has a total time of 75 hours, two minutes, 40 seconds, since leaving Paris, June 25. rrume DrL.i inryte to ue smoe Turnesa is expected to start club there are more good players busier'n batters In a Giants-Dodg- Altogether the lineup looks good than ever Including Bill Disler.

ers setto. They start tomorrow up! for a New York State got around in 72 Friday, and at the Westchester C. ln the i Wilson MORE LIKE IT! ijcuig a Li ur 011114? jj. i. u.

a. uommut.ee Frank (Muscles) Stranahan, who, meeting set for Seawane a week came within a shot of tying for the from tomorrow night The L. I. British open championship at Hoy-icrowd that went up to Ekanok lake, Vic Ghezzl and Johnny Bulla didn't last long. Must be those are back.

"Muscles" made a real mountains that confuse 'em nice xnpph nftr t.he British "npn Rvan mntVi aan ruiuit New York State amateur championship. That championship ends Saturday. Then comes the Long Island amateur championship at Pomonok the following week. That has a Sunday finale. After two Boston i Brooklyn I ab a ab a Hnlmff.rf 4 0 1 3 0 8'ankv 2t 40 122 HooBcf 1 00 5 0 Roblnaon.lb 3 1071 Howrll.3b 4 0 114 Vauthan.lf 4 0 14 0 Toraon.lb 2 0 0 8 l1 Walkfr.rl 4 00 00 Lilwhller.lt 4 0 1 1 Piirlllo.rt 4 0 0 5 1 bCullfr OODOOPrntii I ill American League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York 8, Philadelphia 2 dsn New York 9.

Philadelphia 2 (2d. Boston 7. Washington 4 (1st). Boston 10, Washington (2d). Detroit 10, 8t.

Louis 2 (1st). Detroit 8, St. Louis 4 (2d). Chicago 3, Cleveland 2 (1st. Cleveland 5, Chicago (2d).

STANDING OF THE CLl'RS National League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Brooklyn 4, Boston 0. New York 4, Philadelphia 3. St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 0 (1st). St.

Louis 2, Cincinnati 0 (2d). Pittsburgh 6. Chicago 2 (1st). Pittsburgh 10, Chicago 0 2d STANDING OF THE CI.l'BS Pri Pri days rest the boys will be battllngTne ls learning Golfers along' the word that Ireland had a again at Meadow Brook In bfen thoroughly enjoying theireally top notch pro. His name.

Maal.f 4 0 0 1 Jorannrn 3b 3 1 1 1 1 amateur Rranib 4 0 0 2 1 Bflward. 31180 K. iati.a no 0 1 Branra 2 0 1 0 0 0 Barrr tl 10 0 R001 of the past week but'Fred Daly. Daly's now the British Its a rugged stretch. Jnow it's the greenkeeper's who arejopen champion which makes If all those threatening to startiCryin(j Tne COilrses are burnlngSRyan a bit of a seer wom-the State amateur this week do lm in the old rfav the trvin in rt th.

rr amaieur the State amateur this week do MMcC'm'k onoo in Shoun, 0 0 0 0 0 strut their stuff this ls going to slrnply let burn-until the L. I. mixed foursomes at Piping Brooklyn 42 31 Boston 40 31 .575 ..563 .514 .500 .493 New York 38 St. Louis 37 Chicago 36 New York Detroit Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago To.i. 29 0 3 240 Total.

30 4 27 8 lirii xi rains came to revive 'em. Buttock changed. Afraid the Ander. astruric out for spahn ninth aae- wuiie I urnesa, British ama-inow tne are for grassison Four-ball and the Seawane in. B'l'Vo S'oo o-o sUclc all the time So, out come the hoses.viUtion that week will be Interest-Brooklyn i i 3 x-a a T.

wont the sprinklers, etc. Up go the bills ing too many of the good amateurs. Prt 47 26 .644 37 32 .536 8 38 33 .535 8 36 36 .500 10'j 31 32 .492 11 35 39 .473 12'-i 30 38 .441 14 '4 25 43 .368 19'a 30 3S 38 38 44 43 Runt battrd In Pur io. Stanky. Jor inr ouya ihkc cugnt, in geuing, i Cincinnati 37 Philadelphia 30 Pittsburgh 28 .405 .394 13 Washington St.

Louis THE WINNAH Referee Arthur Kock raises Olle Tond-berg's arm as he declares him the. winner over Joe Baksi, the American heavyweight from Kulpmont, in their 10-round bout in Stockholm, Sweden, yesterday. Tond-berg, a practically unknown Swedish heavyweight, was owarded the fight on a decision in what was considered 0 terrific ring upset. Tandberg is now a likely candidate for a title bout with Joe Louis in New York this September. a chance at Willie.

Mai Galletta, L. I. champion and Jack Lyons, the Brooklyn boy, are figuring on a tour of the hilly Westchester course. Frank Strafacl will hardly SPORTS aenten. Branca.

Errors Nona. Two-base hits Edwardfl. Hew. Joraanafn. Rowell.

Sacrillce Branca. Latt on bae Bos-tonl. Brooklyn Bam on balia Ott Barrett 2, Branca ft. Strurk. out By Rarreit 1.

Apahn 2. Branca 6 Kits Off Barrett. 8 in 3 1-3 tnnlnai; Bpahn, 0 in 3 2-3 tnnlnga; ehoun, 0 In 1 inning Paaaed ball Ed arr Loalnt pitcher-Barrett. Umplrai Barlick, Ptn-elU. Tim, 08.

AUendanoa, 24, 33. TODAY'S GAMES (No games scheduled.) TOMORROWS GAMES (No games scheduled.) TODAY'S GAMES 'No games scheduled TOMORROWS GAMES No games scheduled Bklp a chance for a real warmup'l for the defense ox tils Metropolitan MONDAY, JULY 7, 1947 11 honors. Rav Billows la a.