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siyVVfVV "ni A. i.y' 4 -e r-j a 4. -w 4 -( V' t-- f' -w -vr-re Nv -v 4V i 4 22JHX cedar rapids GAZETTE: Thiirx, Kay 1952 ILeagee IBxeFe American League. National League. (Wednesdsy Nlrht Gams.) 1 -f" I i It Cleveland (7).

AS VFW teams to participate, so the local post will conduct the touijiey on an invitational basis. He said the tournament committee will attempt ts concehtfat on VFW teams, but he predicted some of the outstanding teams la the country will be entered. -There will be $2,000 in cash awards, plus trophies. The winning team will receive $1,000" la cash. i r-'t National VFW Softball Meet Is Invitational FORT MADISON (APJ This years National Veterans of Foreign Wars softball tournament will be an invitational affair, according to Robert McQuade, chairman.

-McQuade said Wednesday national VFW headquarters could not guarantee' a certain number of for the mens honorary society in view of his all-American football rating. 5 The Innocents had scheduled a meeting to study the possibility of. giving the Grand Island grid-star a special award, but Reynolds asked that the "alumni dcThothing more. He said he honestly felt that he didnt meet the requirements for selection to the society; 5 I 3 3 4 3 1 Hod res, FuriUo. Adams 3, Wyrestek.

JB Adcock. Hodge. 3B Cox. SBr-Bnlder. DP Reese.

Bridges and Hod re. Lelt Brooklyn A Cincinnati 1. BB Van Cuyk 1. Hiller 1. Rutherford 4, Perkowakl 1.

SO Rutherford. 2. Byerly 2, Perkowakl 4. HO Van Cuyk. 3 in 244 Inninss; Hiller, 7 in 3: Byerly.

3 In Perkowakl, 3 in 4: Rutherford. 3 itt 644. and ER Oft Van Cuyk 3-2; Rutherford 1-1; HUler 4-4: Byerly 1-1; Perkowakl 8-0. WP Rutherford 2. Winner Rutherford (1-1).

Loser Hiller (3-3). 0 Jorda. Seeory, Goats. DascolL. 3:28.

A 14.408. Philadelphia (1) ABB Hamner.sa 4 11 Hensen.p 4 Ashburn.ef 4 (V.Jones,3b 4 3 Lopaie.e 3 lit Berk ab I Rizznte se 4 SMeD-s-kUb 3 Noren.cl 0 Berra, 0 4 Brown. 3 4 Coilins-lb 6 Bsber.rf -3 Raschl. 8Md 0.P Slmpeon.el Avtl.2l latter. lb Miichell.lf Prtaley.Tf Kennedy.

rf Boone.es Gsrcts.s 1 Pitts here (5) A I AB A 0 Cas1ione.2b 4 3(5 0 0 Metvtch.rf 3 BeartLrl 8i.Gner.il 3 0 Del Greco.ef 0 Koshorekjs 5 PolieLp 311 1 4 1 1 I 3 0 3 Ryan.2b Clark.il Waitkuxlb Meyer.p LohrkaA Totals J80j 29 8 34 Til 8j Totals 34 8 37 15 Totals 341133 144 Tot Is 3113 33 Ce-Mar To; Start Night Racing V9 Philadelphia ,..,...008 010 0001 Pittsburgh ....001 031 OOx 4 Hamner Ryan Meysr. RBI Metkovich 3. Ryan. Garaglola, Casticiione 2B Castigllone. Metkovich.

2B CaatigU-one. HR Ryan. 8 Pollet. DP Caatig-hone. Bartirome; Castiglione, Merson and Bartirome, Left Philadelphia 4.

Pittsburgh 7. BB Pollet Meyer 1. SO Pollet 6. Meyer Hansen 1. HO Meyer 8 in Hansen 8 in 1.

and ER Meyer 5-1. Hansen 8-0: Pollet 1-1. Winner Pollet (1-3). Loser Meyer (0-4). Gore, Stewart.

Guglielmo and Conlan. 1:58. 7.291. (Wednesday Night Game.) Forrest Westering Is -Elkader; Coach OMAHA (INS) Forrest Frosty Omaha university senior track and football ace, has been hired as head coach at the Elkader, high school for the 1952-53 school Athletic Director Tom Brock said 'Westering, who will be graduated in the June class, will take over the Elkader program Aug. with the opening of football practice.

Westering was a mainstay of last falls Indian football squad. He was a dash and middle distance runner on the Omaha university track team last spring. -He also played football at both Drake and Northwestern universities. In high school. Westering won nine letters and was named to the all-Southwest Iowa football team while playing for Missouri Valley.

He succeeds Cal Harms, former Upper Iowa star, who is going into private business. U. S. LOSES. SANTA' MONICA, Calif.

(INS) The classy El Treblo polo team from Argentina routed a good American foursome, 11-6, Wednesday in the South Americans final prep for their "revenge match Sunday with Bob Skenes California all-stars. aUned aut lor McDonald in lth. Cleveland .301 114 441 1 3 New York 001 814 800 3 Boone. Easter. RBI Roeen Mitch-eU 3.

Kaatar 3. Avila. McDouf ld. Berra. 3B Easter.

Mitchell. Reach). Berra. HR Rosen. SB Avila 3.

Noren. 8 Gareia 3. Rizxnto, Fridley. DP Avila. Boone, Easter.

Rosen. Avila. Easter; McDousaid. Riszuto and Collins. Belt Cleveland New York 10.

BB Gareia Raschl SehaUock 1. SO Garcia Rascbi 3, McDonald 1, SehaUock 1. HO Raschl I in McDonald 1 in SehaUock 3 in 1. and ER Garcia 2-3; Raschl S-S. McDonald 8-8.

Schal-lock 3-3. HBP Raschl (Tebbetts). WP Gareia (3-3). LP Raschl (2-2). 0 Berry, Honochick.

Napp, Rommel. 3:32. A 13.844. Oelwein Beats Bears, 5-4, in Tennis Meet Oelwein defeated McKinley, 5-4, in a high school tennis meet Tuesday on the McKinley courts. John Channer (O) defeated Mike Fa-tramanls, 4-3, 4-3.

-DonKnapp, (M) defeated Jack Linder. Unielti (M) defeated Wayne Liebe. 4-8, 6-3. 8-2. Dean Molinsky (O) defeated Jim Barnes.

4-4. 4-1. Jim Wheeler 10) defeated James Stelcik. 4-3. 4-X Jo Gallagher (O) defeated Bin Delp 4 Channer-Uebe (O) defeated' Patrama-ni-0naeltig, 3-4, 6-4, 6-1.

Knapp-Barnes (M) defeated Linder-Mo- i a St. Leals (1) A) AB A 4 8tnky.3b 3 8 8 5 1 Hemus.ss 4 3 3 4 1 Must'Lrf-lb 4 1 0 Lowrey.il 4 Chirac (2). New Yerk AB HO Wilgms.2b 4 Lockmn.lb 4 R.Thon.3b 4 ElUott.ll 3 D1ering.il 8 Mueller.rl 4 Dtrk.ss 3 Mays, cl 4 1 Maglie.p 3 Jansen.s 8 0i Westlake. cl 3 linaky, 6-3. 6-3, Stelclk-Delp (M) defeated GaUaxher, 8-7, 8-4, 8-2.

Carraal.a FoxJb Minoao.cf Meie.rf Wheeier- Boston (7) AB A DOfacclol 3 0 0 Pesky 5 3 VoUmer.K 3 4 Good man. lb 4 OlTeberry.rf 5 lPiersall.s 3 3 Lepelo.2b 3 0 White 1 3 1 8 1 1 1 8 1 1 18 3 8 3 4 3 8 3BUko.lb 0 Slmughtr.rf 1 Rice.c ISchmidt.p 0 Yuhas-p aH Rice Bokelmn.n The first night races of the sea-will be held next Sunday when stock cars run on the weekly racing program at Ce-Mar Acres. Track Owner Don McElhinney expects a big crowd under the lights instead of under a hot sun. In addition, there will be a better chance for a minimum of dust without the sun drying the track so readily. McElhinney said 'he has learned tbit about half a dozen new ears will be entered.

They, slonr with the remlar lineup, will bo out to stop Dick Whns, who has taken the lead in the Ce-Mar point standings after two weeks of racing. Wims has 15 points. Right behind is Darrell Dake with 14, and Bill Hamilton and Mike Moody each have 13. Oddly, Hamilton is the only one of those four who has won a feature event that coming last Sunday. The rest have- placed consistently enough, to earn more points.

-Time trials will start at 7 pm. and races at 8:15. Henry. 1 Roblnson.lb 4 1 Lollar.e 3 4 Coleman.lI 3- 0 aMasi 8 0 Zanlla.lf .1 nue.3b 4 Holcombe. 8 Kennedy, 3 bDente 1 Stobbs, 8 cMxranda 4 Totals 39 8 37 13 Totals 31 8 37 15 golf events: 1 The Cedar Rapids Country club will hold special golf events for members each Wednesday and Saturday, it was announced Thursday by Club Pro Bob Stup-ple.

The events will include blind bogeys, tournaments and other features. Totals 31 8 37 8 Totals 33 8 24 8 aCalled out on strike lor Yuhss in 8th New York 000 003 1003 St. Louis 000 100 0001 Lockman RBI MustaL Mueller 3. 2B Mueller. Dark.

Hemus, Muslal. 8 Maclie. Elliott DP Hemus and Musial Stanky. unassisted: William. Dark and Lockman: Williams and Lockman.

Left New York 4. St. Louis 8. BB Schmidt 2. Maglie SO Schmidt Maclle 7.

HO Schmidt 8 in innings (faced 3 batters in 7th): Yuhas 8 in Brokelmann 8 in 1: Maglie 6 In 84: Jansen 0 In 44. and ER Schmidt 3-X Yuhas 0-0. Brokelmann 0-0. Maglie 1-1, Jansen 0-0. HBP Schmidt (Westrnm).

Winner Maglie (5-0). Loser Schmidt (0-1). PineUl. Boggets and Warnek. 3.43.

A 11.211. (Wednesday Nilht Game). aWalked Isr Coleman in 6th. bG rounded out lor Kennedy In 7th. cWsiked lor Stobbs la 8th.

-Chirac 004 002 000 2 Boston 144 000 20x 7 Goodman. RBI Vollmer. Pesky 3. Goodman 2, Henry 3. Mele, Robinson 3B Vollmer 2.

Pesky, Robinson, Piersall. 3B -Henry. SB Whit. Lepcio. DP Fox end Robinson.

Lelt Chlcaco 18. Boston 10. BB Henry 5, Holcombe 4, Kennedy 2. Stobbs 3. SO Henry 5.

Holcombe 1, Kennedy J. Stobbs 2. HO Holcombe 4 in 144: Kennedy 3 In 4: Btobbs 2 in 2. and A Holcombe 5-5, Kennedy 0-0. Stobbs 3-3; Henry 3-2.

HBP Holedmbe (Vollmer). Henry (Carrasquel). Stobbs (Goodman). WP Henry. Winner Henry (4-0).

Loser Holcombe (0-3). 0 Dully, Summers, McKinley. Soar. 2:37. A X72L (Wednesday Nicht Game.) BreeUya (6).

AB Cincinnati AB 1 3 3 3 3 3 1 3 1 1 3 19 1 3 Reese.s Cox. 3b Snider.cf Camp'llAC Pafko.il HodXfs.lb Purillo.rf Bridges 2b VenCuk.p (4). A 02 2 3 3 1 8 3 3 0 8 0 0 A 5l Hatton. 2b 3lAdgma.3b OlWyrostek.cl 6lAdcock.il 0 elBorkskl.rf 0 Edward, rf 01 3 0 Hiller. A aTempie 1 Byerly.p 9 bSisler a Perkowakl, 3 Washington (6) ABH 0 A 1 5 Reynolds Figures He Fails Requirements LINCOLN, Neb.

(INS)' The University of Nebraska Innocents Alumni Association called off a scheduled meeting Thursday to discuss the possible naming of Corah usker Footballer Bobby Reynolds to the group after Reynolds himself asked 'that the matter be dropped. Complaints had been voiced because Reynolds was not selected Not at, i -Billy Loes Br Oscar Fraley. NEW YORK (UP) Billy Loes has insisted lor a long-time that hes the hottest thing to hit Brooklyn since' the frankfurter was introduced at Coney Island and today his Dodger teammates have ceased to chuckle at bubbling brashness. The reason 'is that 22-year-old Billy has posted three wins against no defeats in relief performances. And hell tell yftu, rather decisively, that it would be a better record 'than that if he was a regular starter.

Loes, you will gather, is a man who -recognizes his own abilities. He doesnt have Dizzy Deans drawl, colorful tales or blazing fast ball but he does- have Old Diz confidence, in spades. There was talk, early this spring, that he might be sent to the minors. The six foot, one inch youngster would hear none of it Id be wasting my time in the minors," he' proclaimed. If they send me out Ill go get a job somewhere and fhell with baseball By mid-March they thought Manager Charley Dressen was kidding when he said Billy might wind up' with a regular Job.

Dressen might not have believed it himself, for he still was laughing at Loes direct attack when Chuck was looking for an opening: day pitcher. Youve got one right here, Billy exclaimed immodestly. Right here me! Billy didnt start then, or yet. But, after one brief appearance In a game long lost, he since has been called on in three squeakers and won them all. In 14 innings he has permitted but seven hits and only one unearned run.

Loes scored his. first victory against the Giants, taking over in the eighth with Brooklyn trailing by a run and winning out in the 12th. He beat Chicago the same way, going two perfect innings as the Brooks won in the ninth. And, in his last engagement, he went six innings to beat the Cincin nati Reds in the 10th. Even as a high school pitcher who posted five no-hltters in two years, Billy the Kid had no doubt of his ability.

He worked out with the Giants, Phillies and Cards and. when $6,000 was his best bonus offer, set out to get the ante raised. He signed to pitch a game for a semi-pro team and then wired all- clubs to have scouts on hand. They did, as Billy won a five-hitter, and Cleveland offered him $20,000 to sign with them. The Dodgers got him when they topped that offer.

So the next season. 1949, Billy played at Fort Worth and Nashua in the New England league. The next year he rode the Brooklyn bench appearing in ID games. He had no record because, as he explains, those games were already gone when got in. Then came a year in the army, and Loes came back this spring with high and well-advertised expectations.

And as the weeks rolled by his mates began to laugh less and less at his claims. He showed them a good fast ball, a fine curve, nice control and a baffling change up plus the icy nerves of a second story man. Which is why, when the Dodgers laugh today, its with and not at, confident Billy Loes Detreit (2) AB Lloon.as Kolloay.lb Mullin.il Mopes, rf Souchk.3b Lerchen.el Ginsberc.c Priddy.Sb Gray.p Hutchln.p 1 0 3 3 3 3 8 1 1 13 I I I Yost, 3b Busby.cf Jenaen.rl Wilson 41 Vernon. lb Runnels, as Michaels, 2 Grasso.c Hudson, Total 38 11 27 13 Totals 33 6 37 8 gSingled for Hiller, In third. i Walked lor Byerlly la 111th.

Brooklyn 103 iM 0908 Cincinnati 503 ooi 000 4 Reese RBr Cox. Snider. Campanella. Totals 80 5 24 101 Totals 33 8 27 14 i Detroit 104 100 0002 Washincton 004 811 OOx 6 Souchoek. RBI Mope.

Jensen. Vernon 3. Runnel. Grasso 3. Irchen.

2B Jensen. Lerchen. Kolloway. DP Runnels. Michaels and Vernon 1.

Lelt Detroit 4. Washincton 9. BB Hudson I. Gray 4. Hutchinson 3.

SO Hutchinson 3, Hudson HO Gray 4 in 244 inninss: Hutchinson 4 In 5 "4. and ER Gray 4-4: Hutchinson 2-1; Hudson 2-3. Winner Hudson (3-1). Loser Gray (1-4). 0 McGowan.

Grieve, Paparella. 1 53. A 4.726. (Wednesday Night Game). let's Go Fishing! Philadelphia (1).

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Kell. RBI Pain? 2B Jooet 8 Ph)lley. L. Thomas. DP Kell.

Joost and Pain: Kellner, Kell. Joost and Fain. Marion and Arft (2). Left St. Louis 5.

Philadelphia 8. BB Harriat 6 Kellner 2. SO Harrtst 1. Kellner 3. A ER Harriet 1-1.

Winner Keilner (2-3). Loser Harriet (0-3). 0 Hurley, Steven. Pas-sarelia. 1.53.

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