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IP TOMMY HOLMES Dodgers Poured It On Rivals in East wiiiinwiiwm.u. mi iii i i win i. 11 i j.1' ON TOP! Since this is the eighth successive day that Brooklyn has roosted proudly on top of the National League, this corner's respects to the dashing Dodgers are overdue. Actually, there is a reason for that a superstitious dread cf slipping the lads what is known in some circles as a kiss of death and, in others, as a Mickey Finn. And so this looks like the spot to observe that the Dodgers are doing surpassingly well.

With two open dates coming up, nothing very serious can happen to them before Wednesday night when Chicago's Cubs open the western Invasion of the old Flatbush orchard. Unfortunately, the future of the Dodgers is not as bright as their, immediate past. Those western clubs will bring hardier characters into action than those who have recently associated with our heroes. One inescapable reason for the Dodger spurt has been the quality of their opposition. Nineteen games in succession against the Phil-1 lies, Giants and Braves constituted the most serene stretch of schedule the Brooklyn Club will experience this year.

They made the most of it, to be sure, by netting 15 Victories. DATES FROM SCHULTZ'S RETURN The Dodger drive started on June 5 after the lads stumbled home from the West, bewildered and disillusioned as a result of an unhappy road trip. Fortunately, perhaps, they had the Giants for a springboard and Mel Ott's melancholy New Yorkers were just beginning to fall in sweeping circles like a newsreel flash of a Nip plane with one wing shot away. Probably the big personnel change to spark the Dodgers was the tall and stately Mr. Steeple Schultz, who was waiting there at the Polo Grounds to rejoin the.

team. Apart from the fact that Schultz added another valuable bat to the Brooklyn attack, the out-size model first baseman strengthened two, and maybe three, positions. His return enabled Augie Galan, a meritorious citizen but mediocre first baseman, to return to the outfield, which, in turn, enabled Chico Olmo to shift his talents to third base. BOY SHORTSTOP Not exactly newcomers but strong factors in the Brooklyn spurt have been Eddie Basinski and Goody Rosen. Until a few weeks ago, the bespectacled Basinski was more noted as a violinist than a ball player.

I don't know Just why but the mental picture of the tall, solemn-faced kid with a fiddle tucked under his chin strikes some of the lads as excruciatingly funny. But there hasn't been anything funny about the young IHIW ,1 1 -1 If- PART OF DODGERS' FIRING SQUAD One of the reasons why the Brooklyn Club is on through but the six above have shown him enough to convince him that they have what it top of the heap in the National League is because of its young pitchers. Manager Leo takes. The sextet, left to right, includes Leroy Pfund, Vic Tom Seats, Cy Durocher never expected so many of them to click. He looked for one or two to come Buker, Claude King and Ernie Rudolph.

Eas.e EAGLE BASEBALL CONTEST Metheny Breaks Foul-Pole Shot Out in Rash Of rtarkfina; at Wrona Time IN CO-OPERATION WITH OLSEN AND JOHNSON AND BILL STERN ON NBC WEAF mm -j 'w Hits for Yanks Had Ball Curved, Davis, Not Andrews, Would Have Won-Club Set for West a 77 ThLLOW IjcViS mcM I u- i-r, lTlThLLOW, Sic. c. cX-r 'v i- ft 5 (- Ti. a( iiN CHA 00) 'H BACK) JjJ u- that ohCjJ'don't hafta. the tickTwcll doh't 0 lT HILL 0 THC) JSO SNOBBISH X-jrEtT si incuts miot you coulo at Yankee fans were willing today to forget about Arthur (Bud) Meth-eny's disappointing past if he will just break loose a few more times Chiarello's Homer In Final Inning Wins (or Gehrigs By HAROLD C.

BURR But for Augie Galan's back-firing markmanship, the man at shortstop. For a kid only a year out of the University of Buffalo, he has done a remarkable job. He has good hands and a great arm. He makes one play as well as any shortstop I ever saw. That's the business of taking the ball from Eddie Stanky in the middle of a double play.

Basinski has his own distinctive way of dragging his foot across the bag on that one. (Note: the Dodgers lead the league in the double play department.) Basinski makes errors. All shortstops do. But he doesn't make many and he doesn't let a boot upset him. He hits, too.

RED-HOT ROSEN Rosen has been a ball of fire doing everything. The boy-sized Canadian veteran has been off on the hitting rampage of his life and all hopped up in the field. Yesterday, for example, he raced into that corner near the right center exit gate to make a brilliant catch of a long line drive hit by Phil Masi of the Braves. It was the outstanding catch of this season in the Brooklyn park. Actually, of course, every one must figure in a drive like this.

In Brooklyn's case, that goes for Walker, Galan, Stanky, Schultz, the scrambled catching corps and the assorted pitchers. LEO'S BATTERY RECHARGED And the dandy little manager, too. After a long lapse, Leo Durocher seems to like he did in yesterday's double vie torv over the Athletics before 37,745 Doners today might have a nine-game winning streak. For fans at the Yankee stadium. I the second successive playing day, the Brooklyn left fielder Metheny, an anemic hitter everand reformed first baseman hit the 60-foot white foul pole since he came up from Newark in1 at Ebbets Field.

The ball remained in play and each time 1943, hailed as a second Charley got only a double. I Scoring three runs in the fmal inning, the Gehnes downed the Mer. cury A. 4 to 2. in a Kiwanis League game yesterday at Parade Grounds.

The rally was featured by Chiarello's homer with two on the bases. Keller, was the busiest batter in the Yesterday's drive, if it had curved pass to Galan. went into tne manu mi in tne to ana 6 to 6 vanicee favtnro nf four mpt.hush tallies. But victories. He batted in eight runs ivj tile iti, nuuiu imvr urcn a hum run Tt.

wmilri havp arrived a weird decision bv Umpire Tom in the two games, with his first two homers of the season, a double and single, and boosted his batting aver- 113 nrin too Goody Rosen ahead of him. As it Dunn slowed down the rally and it was the Dodgers didn't score at died there, and were beaten, 3 to 1, by the lost- Drenches Dodger Blaze a8r. xu pi iivm vu jbul.fovmQ prodigal, Nate Andrews, Perhaps, it is a tip-off on Just to the intense chagrin of the how much the Yankees lack a.s pen- 34,433 fans, including 3,189 service-nant contenders that they were de-1 men, who looked confidently for- After that, it was a stern chase for the Braves. The Dodgers routed Tobin with another batch of four in the eietith before a man had The Dwarfs finally snapped their losing streak, beating the Ramblers, 6 to 1. In an extra-innines game, the Kingstons downed the Dukein the r.inrh, 5 to 4.

The score by innings: REE 0 3 0 0 0 27 iO 1 A 0 1 0 0 1 03 5 2 Ba-'er-p Werner and FeltiT.an See. pending on Metheny at all. Kven in, ward to watching their amazing bpPn Hutchings put out the war time major league outfielders ball club sweep the four-game series mveielinff tohnnv Pearnrk to hit into a double play and Lorn mi 1. .1.. 1 1 1 UH 1.1 It: Dl VI ,1.

1 I IC L'Un far between, but Manager Joe Mc-; knocked Madame Butterflv Tobin bardi lifted to Medwick. Parlhv harf no altprnotivP than tn'arnnnH in tho rnonar inr Mn 8 in nsp Mothenr n'hsn nill-nounrtino 1 a nHn i Only two of the runs Off Torftki. Dnvls Pawr.Ks 0 1 2 0 0 04 5 UP a Kprrt.ru S)M 8 1 Oalan couldn't repeat' his two- ine'sec" to give hV.fl ar.a w. have had his inspirational battery recharged. He's spurred and whipped his team into a winning frenzy.

The Dodgers have fire and fight, illustrated by their ability to come from behind and the late-inning storms they stage. Like our last team of champions, this essentially is a power club. The latest check-up shows Brooklyn with the highest batting average, most runs, most hits. If all hands remain healthy, the club should continue to score often, making pitching the questionable quality along the stormy course that lies ahead. No matter whether they do or they don't from now on, the Dodgers rate greetings and salutations.

If they never win another game, they've already furnished our town with more thrills and excitement than any one believed passible during those dark and melancholy days at Bear Mountain. ZdMZ tote1 rh1 TT, fieldWorkman a life. A fielders choice i1 V'5 Wrpet if he had used a shot gun, hi A and he crowed 1 0000100 13 4 1 -O 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 5 1 Si. Lpon and Cs, Traxkel batted in onlv 13 runs and had 5 Hurler on Parade on Stew 'Hofferth 1 1 infield hit Davis shown little promise of improvement.) Otherwise, they were a couple of Pd Culler in the eighth, Holmes The two wins, vital because De- normal, pre-war ball games at the troit also swept its twin bill at St. Flatbush ball orchard.

Nineteen 'n the other canw hLe Louta. left the Yankees a game and were sent out to Execution Sandlock the inured ddie a half behind the leadi.ur Tieers.lHiU in the Friday and Flat 0 2 1 0 3 2 10 2 Qluir 0 0 3 12 1 07 fl 2 Baiier.e--Rub:n and Brod'rick. O.son and O'Connor. Empires on from Arrows hy forfeit Dwarfs 0 1 1 f. Ramblers 0 0 1 0 0 0 (V 3 Rvene Craduarv and Fav.

Fed- Basinski's replacement, making a Hank Borowv won his ninth gamp night shambles. But only five were as Rnho Newsom was losin? his 10th requisitioned in the Sunday twin nifty on the carom off Davis' glove Mike had previously tied it up in the fnr the A's in the opener. Ernie 011 'vlr "nwaini aim win uavis that man ard sixth with a triple to center scored the walking Schultz. from Garnets hy B. Cardinals forfeit.

Bonham. plagued bv lack of sup-, the Dodgers and Tohm, Johnny port, finally won his first game Hutchings and Andrews for the visi- This Player Is I R. 0 0 0 34 7 0 R. (Writ Your Selection Here) Canadians to Battle In Stadium Tomorrow irennas 0 0 Mrrvi'T A 1 after five defeats in the nightrap. George Stlrnweiss and Mike Gar- Lr-mbardi and Davis are only the bark of the Yankees and Bob and seventh starters to finish A Streak Club Now Now that the Dodgers lwve sone on a dole of a pitcher a game, they 0 0 10 0 02 6 0 ar.d Liberi 0 Bn''e' and McFarlane.

FtaiPiia nri rharipv Motrn nf th asainst Boston mis year. ine staffed should get a new streak 10 1 San. As also hit homers. aaainst the West, beginning Braves have only been shutout once I bv Bueky Walters of the Reds. li" Sparar.e 0 3 0 1 s.

The Hoovis and Ro'henberg, the Cubs Wednesday night. Five night games, one twilight By OLSEN and JOHNSON Stars of "Laffing Room Only" Olsen says that Chic Johnson doesn't walk around with his coat buttoned up because he's got a cold. The truth is that he can't get his shirt back from the laundry! "No tickee, no shirtee!" Bv CHARLES VACKNER I Preceding the main 10-round bout Two Canadian welterweight.1 will be a set of strong prelims. tora and Lett.ra. The club has good power with war cry of.

"We can struggle, four afternoon double- mv Holmes, Joe Medwick, Charley 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 win 'em all! is no longer said with cei Workman and Joe Mack digging in tongue in cheek! streak i 2 0 1 0 x4 1 1 this is a Johnny Greco and Patsy Giordano, Tonight in Meadowbrook Bowl, top the card in MacArthur Stadium! Newark. N. the left-Jabbing Bert tomorrow night. It. will mark jLytell will take on Joe Reddick.

The Greco's first appearance in Brook-jlatter Is one of the sturdiest young o. ana uur.asn. and B.um. headers and a pair of single daytime contests, a total of 16 tilts, faced the Yaankees from today on. The club's first stop Li St.

Louis, where thpv battle the Browns in HL lilt ui.Mi niiu Hum floor. And Phil Masi, the catcher, always murders Brooklyn. RULES IN BRIEF Thirtr curtooni ana PR JZE LIST Jvn. The Dominion lad is fresh middleweight around. Lytell re INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 1945 Baseball Contest from a sparkling triumph over.cently made a sensational stand: tut.

oisn nd Johnson giv elm ech three games. Then there will he. Shows Boss How 1st I IKSTfRHATS RtsllTS Bijftalo 3. Je-sev rtv 4 Ci'v 0 Nrwark Rnrnp5.Pr 4 ball club. It now proudly owns 11.

seven and eight-game spurts. If it goes berserk a fourth time it's apt to leave the rest of the league, hull down. Even so, it has won 15 of its last 17 games, which is fair enough. The team is a trifle astonished a itself. But gradually the look of bewilderment is leavine its com-twsit farp.

Thp June breeze is Benny Singleton in New England. jagainst jake LaMotta in Boston. In this match, Greco will be en- -p "VpnVrCC TUnDM dangering a lucrative bout with the: V.ULUCK rKUVtJ I MUKN tlassy Tony Janiro, who he meets BUT DODGERS GRAB five in Chicago and four each in Davis pitched a better game than Cleveland and Detroit. 'Lombardi but lost it because he Atley Donald stayed in town to had the misfortune of drawing visit an eye specialist. He has an Andrews, who was out to show Man-infection.

Russ Derry is headed for ager Bob Coleman that he had re-his Kansas City draft board. pouted his wandering ways. day and Bill 8tern broadcast! clue each evenlm at 8.40 on WEAF. Contestants usa these duel If the wish. Dead-Una for malllm antrlea li MIDNIGHT.

SUNDAY. Jul 1, 1945. charia of an kind la levied on contestants. Facsimile ot the cartoons and limericki are acceptable. There, la nothini to buy or in Maaison square uaraen ouiy iu nirj iriAC UCDC I ll-lhl li W- I I I Llb rirprn-Ginrriano will battle 10 COLEMAN.

7, Newark 2d Mr.nreal B. Bil'mnr 4 1 li Mnn'rea; Baltimore 3 '2d Toron'o srrafu.e 4 Srar'ie 7, Toron'o 3 Td'. STANniVO OF THE CLt BS MnrtrfMl 41 1 fiei Toron'i Jersey C. 34 SOfi Rortie-e. T4 S71 Frrarue Balttmote 31 2" 59 B'lftalo 1 FIRST GAME BRAVES DODGERS Giordano is well known to local, abrh a' abrh fans Diirlnff the nast.

1R months. I CmIIm.m 4 2 4 1 4 312 4 2 4 a nn eounoriji to clip, no aubscrtptlons Lombardi didn't give up a run for bringing the smell nf roses in blonm three innings. Then Mack singled in tne gardens of Flatbush over the and the murderous Masi doubled. ball vard wall. But lsrn Lombardi got Whitey Wietelmann is making the sensitive nostrils of Adell Upsets Schlanger Pet 23 4-5 a jr 34 3-0 18 35 340 4 2 2 i 'I Holmes, rr all 0 1 Boren.cr 5 1 1 32, 5 to obtain Accuracy and almDllcttT are the 10maln reaulsltes.

The decision of the 9 ludgee in all mattera la to ba accepted aa 4 0 1 14 Galnn.lf In Swim Faisy penormea several iimvn in me; Broadway Arena and Ririgewood Grove. A willing boy, Giordano will Mark.ib' on a grounaer 10 haaie msinsiu, in th- nthinc nnivr it's FIRST PRIZE 1,000 war bond. SECOND PRIZE $500 war bond. THIRD PRIZE $250 war bond. FOl'RTH TO EIGHTH PRIZES.

Five war bonds of $25 each. CONSOLATION PRIZES Fifty copies of "The Brooklyn Dodgers," new book by Frank Graham. One hundred fifty pairs of tickets to Olsen and Johnson's Tiffing Room Only!" One hundred fifty sets of reserved seats to rrgularly scheduled games at Ebbets Field, Polo Grounds. Yankee Stadium. One hundred sets of seats to regularly scheduled bit time WEAF-N.

B. C. broadcasts. more tomoht camfs 2 2 1 4 2 3 1 1 1 4 1 1 4 0 1 4 00 4 0 1 2 0 Walker. rf S01 30 5 1 2 12 0 4 11 3 1 Bainff.l.5S 3 0 0 1 5 Pearork I Leonard Aaen 01 ine natousn on tne grass, and lannert room, riut earthv smell the seductive odor of Boys Club upset Seymour Schlanger.

Dirk Culler hit. one down to Olmo world Series kale, not the kind that 1 0 lina.1 by contestanti. Bach cartoon deplcW PLAYER and no player's nam will 8 ba used more than once Submit the 30 hp mpetine a smart rival. Masi.t Cl' Neua-k a' Baltimore 8vra-'ie I a' Toron'o. Rorhes'er a' Mondesi.

WTm'n 9h grows in a garden, either. Matchmaker Al Torre has a Tohin.p 311 1 2 Lombardi.p 4 0 0 0 3 wived eartoona and Uit an worked-mit m.chmxiv rfMinH spmi-final hlllArt Hutch gs.p 0 0 0 0 0 limericks at one time at the end ot the smashing six-round semi-imai DUlfXt. ienntest The limencka appear each Frl- This will show Steve Dapoli and! Totals 27 12 24 Totals 32011279 day Tou can obtain a set ot the complete Primiani The nrelims 00020020 2 6 rule by writing the Contest Editor, Brook- NlCk Primiani. lne pieums onen Dr)d 0 0 4 1 0 0 4 Ivn Eaale 24 Johnson St. You can call N.

C. A. A. titleholder. to win the and the Braves had two runs.

3.000-meter freestyle event yester-; But Stankv t0 pft ln UlP day for the General Frederick von Dnriger half and went to third on Steuben memorial trophy off Steu- Holmes' throw past the midway. Hits ben Beach, Throggs Neck, 'by Rnsen, Walker and Olmo, with a grab the limelight, trom tne main! Errors Holmes. Basinski Run" batted him at MAIn 4-6200 to clarify any point vpntprs and don't be surprised II in Culler 3. Medwick. Oillenwater, Rospn.ivou may have doubt armut this is i evenwrs ana UUIlt, ur I Walker 2.

Olmn Two-has. hits-Work. contest of skill and baseball knowledge Feldman, Hansen Help Voiselle Whip Jinx this one does It, too in oiner sixes. m3n RUnkv. Walker 2 Tobin i EDITOR'S NOTE: Cartoons No.

29 and 30 6al Rickev Will box Jerry Wright Scrmltt Stolen bases Olmo. Rosen. Gil-(will be published together on the last day Major League Records i.um, vm take on I Mxtwick. Double play- of the contest. nd Johnny Pierce WIU lane on wietelmann-Culter-Macki: Charley Early.

Dodgers 2 (Lomhardl-Basinski-Srhults; 10. Dodgers 3. Bases on balls- Olf Tobin DODGERS BATTING Btoli in Queensboro MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS I tBv In lied Presal 4. Lombardi 6. struck out Bv Tobin 2 iRnsen.

Bannskl': Lomhardl 8 lOillen-1 Piver Tlie crack Newark lightweight, 3b HR FBI PC Manager Mel Ott. for the first time in a mnth. that his Giants are more than prepared to Carolm.i Ud didn't He hurled five in-the came when Leon h-hit for him. In- 1 The North last too Ion: nines and left Tread wav run 384 LEADING BATSMFN action! water 2. Mack, Tobin 2, Allie Stolz, will wheel into i min.

mas Hits oit Tnhn suri a n1 .333 NATIONAL LEAGUE 333 Plaver and Ciuh. gainst the rugged ai uumo nruns out eight-round feature bout in the and 0 In 1. Paswd ball-By Peacor-k. AB Pet 58 246 60 95 386 323 Holmrs. Bo: AB 2b S3 214 4R 78 14 59 239 30 80 14 22 4fi 3 IS 2 S5 179 21 5fi 6 81 245 45 72 18 17 40 6 14 4 9 21 2 fi 0 61 232 48 8 13 20 80 15 2 8 hold ofi the western invasion, start- stMrj 0f rushme to th showers.

Big ine Wednesday when the Pirates Bill insisted upon sticking in the clash with th" New Yo'kevs. dugout to root the team to a one- 294 posen. Brooklyn 53 213 48 78 .366 Oueensboro Arena wnignt. awiz r--- Lr walker Tobin (6-8) Time 2:10. 286 KiirnwFki.

St Louis 54 199 30 71 Gt'PRK 357 American League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York 13, Philadelphia 5 (1st). New York 6. Philadelphia 3 '2d), Boston 6, Washington 5 (1st). Washington S. Boston 2 t2d).

Cleveland 7. Chicago 3 Mstt. Chicago 7, Cleveland 4 2d Detroit S. St. Louis 1 dsn.

Detroit 4. St, Louis 3 (2d'. STANDING OF THE CU BS National League YESTERDAY'S GAMES Brooklyn 9. Boston 6 (lsO. Baston 3, Brooklyn 1 (2di.

New York 7, Philadelphia fi HsO New York 5, Philadelphia 1 (2d) St. Louis 8. Chicago 2 fist). Chicago 6, St. Louis 3 (2d).

Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati 5 '1st). Cincinnati 4. Pitt.sbureh 3 i2dt. STANDING OF THE CLVBS halted Tommy Mills two weeks ago GAME 55 207 42 73 .353 Andrews Galan -Hn Cuvare'ta, Chicago 284 ott, New York It was neither Bill VoisHKs run conquest 8ECOND Braves I ah 0 a 61 226 41 77 .341 Dodgers in the Long Island City ring. Guido recently scored a victory over Harrv Feldman relieved.

He knew lies, noi" ninth triumph, after nine SO 219 48 58 10 V' AMERICAN LEAGUE ois Curnnello. Chicago 36 29 68 Case. Wi'tunr-lnn 51 205 28 68 Frankle Rubino In ii-nrt HBmtlton culler. ss 1 2 1 2 stankv.2b Fort H0mfvrf 4 1 1 3 0 Rosen.cf 3 12 40 E'lfn. New York 56 200 25 64 342 327 .314 313 Cuido is a snappy left hooker.

Gillenw'r cf 4 1 0 3 0 Galan.lf i A ft n' Mr 0 15 2 4 7 14 40 63 12 17 22 60 Bill Emmerich classy hurling in the double triumph over the Phils. 76 and 51, tWore 15 476 fans at Philadelphia's Shibe Park yesterday that, convince! Mel. It was the Matchmaker 4 10 1 Slmo.Sh little credit would be given tn him but he was easer to srp Voivllf brrak his loMnc streak. The Bronx lad allowed onlv four harmless hit? until two wete out in the ninth. A walk, a pair of singles and Moe una work n.

3b 37 150 17 47 itirhos' 4 0 1 2 2 Btankv 5 0 1 3 5 Aderhplt 30100 5or1; 3 0 1 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 Panionio 3 10 7 3 Mn 0 0 0 1 2 Dv" 4 0 2 2 3 3 0 0 0 H'rrlns 3 0 0 3 2 1 0 0 00 Lombar 1 44 140 Peck. Philadelphia HOME RI NS 3 44 3 7 I Pet 4 0 09 4 0 2 1 Baslnskl.ss 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Peacock 1 0 0 2 llDavis 4 0 0 2 3 b-Bor'ray Burl Charity, a protege of Chick tfrr Wergeles, signed to meet Billy lels, of Detroit, in the six-round 'a-Nieman iemi-final. Charity scored his second Andrews i.nmiHrai, 1.1, s'epnriis. Drowns, 1-. DiMagco.

Phillies, II: Adams, Cardl- Brooklyn lOOinals. 9: Johnson, Red Sox, 8: Ot 1 St. LolliS 627 Detroit New York Boston M1 Chicaeo 537 Washinzton 61 players' attitude. They have lost their jitters of the past month when 526 thpv only won six of 27 games. .525, Voiselle.

however, does nlav an nooiski. Cards. Workman. Braves, t. Olmo, a triple by Jtrrmv Wasdell gave the Phils thioe milkers.

In that spot Swede Han-pn was railed He pitched oeais a- nver corn. Jnhnnv Tav or tnree L. 22 2.S 25 28 25 28 30 48 w. 37 33 32 33 29 28 23 18 'New York W. 35 33 30 31 27 25 23 20 L.

22 23 27 28 38 29 31 38 35 3 8 27 13 Totals 3 1 6 27 12 h''r rilgni ago. a-fltrurk out, for Wietelmann in 7th. noo Dodgers. 8 000 RI NS BATTED IV 0O0 Olmn. Dodgers.

54 Elliott. Pirates. 48 .000 Kurouski. Cards. 46, Walker.

Dodgers, 46 (Holmes. Braves, 44. Buker Rudoioh Haywo'h Chicago Boston .40,1 .463 "wo St. Louis One of the few southpaw feather--uied nut for weights around, Maurice iLefty) Dodaera 00000100 01 Includes important part in the new to Vinre DiMngeio and the game Biz Bill was slammed around tor wa over, So saw his edge six hits and four runs in the open- deride it. ine frame of Saturday'? tilt.

He The Oiants opened the nightcap Cincinnati Cleveland .357 I.arthanrp. imes. anatn in Fort, Ham- Errors Olmo, Sennits 3. Runs batted Philadelphia Oillenwaier, Medwick, Hofferth, Sand- Uton Thursday night. He will box lock.

Two-base hit Galan, Three-hase hit Monty Plgnatore, Stiff-punching Bav Sandlock. Siolen base Peacock. Sacrifice hie Rosen. Double nly Dodgers 1 istankv- Hldge challenger. Plgnatore, in his Left basea-Braves SPORTS last OU'ine ln the army nne, forced Dodgers 10 Basel on balls Off Andrews 5.

I finally way. fivced to the showers with confirletve and hustle, Em-I before he couUl retire threp men. mrrich let Freddie Fitzsimmons' But the star hurler was bark on men down with seven safe'ies. 'dutr yesterdiv, asking for another The victo1s ftianped the Giant' 9 chance to win game He wanted string of four Sunday double-drub-lt? pro to 0t that the lifting of bmcs Georne Hausman has hit Ihis J500 Am was wortn the sesture. safely in 13 consecutlvs game TODAY'S GAMES No games scheduled.

TOMORROW'S GAMES New York at St Louu. p.m. (Only gtmt scfaedUrsti TODAY'S GAMES No games scheduled. TOMORROW'S GAMES Cincinnati at Boston. (Only game sohedukd.) night, trvins lmnmn tn thp limit TjiCTianr DaU 1 Struck out Bv Andrews 3 'Sand-Pom Amoroso to tne Dvt1 iworkmin 3 wte.

tnftde his debut ln Brooklju on May: telmann. Cttllenwater. Nlemam. Pissed MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1945 11 01 talrlnir the measura Of Vlnee Mil bt pec. winninf niKiner ah-81, MBng tne measurs 01 vince itchr Davit (4 t)eliOw ln 10 rounds.

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