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mi THX BUCYRU8 (OHIO) TELEGRAPH-FORUM MONDAY AUGUST 17 1M1 phoniSL Indians Will Open Series With Athletics Tuesday White Sox Beat Team 7-2 Mansfield Defeats New Washington XU defeated MANAGER OF YEAR? By Alan Mover drt V- Whetsione Whips teadinthe -7 run Tiro 17-2 IB tb thlrd-l CLEVELAND Aug 7 I Manager A1 Lopes mopped hia fev- ered brow today and sighed God for Bob Lemon" Th thief of th Cleveland Indians had plenty to be thankful for because Lemon pitched tha Indians to a 2 to 1 victory over the Boat on Red Sox in the gam ofd wlh th rpor fetv portly manager of tha Rad Sox grumbled that hia team hava token both games today Wa outhlt them outplayed them and everything 'Nail already harassed by Injuries to key men had another bit of oor ruM lB th Whetstone whipped Tiro 1T-J I jn their High School league The Mansfield Merchant heat New Washington -l yeeterday at Manafleld In the drat of a three fame aerie for the champlonahlp of the North Central Ohio league Hammett pitched a two hit game for Manafleld and atruck out 12 batter Manafleld acored two run in th third inning and one In th eighth Karl hit a home run for New Waahlngton in th aixth inning Smith hit a triple for Manafield in' and Hahn Hamilton and Hammett aeven in the third hit double 0 and five in the aeventh Whetetone Keckler th loaing pitcher al-0 plaved ragged baaeball and com- lowed only five hit 0 mitted nine ror Th aecond gam in th aerte will at New Waahlngton at aw a it jjo Sunday hit Patteraon hit two ainglea J5 Whetstone acored five run 1 the drat inning Wpl end a Struck out nine hotter Crock and Sharer led Whetetone at bat with hit k0'1" three' each and aecond Arnold tendon in hi old injury that he to drlv in Ted yeeterday first gam have an off day today a aeriee Tueeday giant-killing Philadelphia unworried help Eaeter and yesterday's doubleheader after the 8tPhn pulld Sox hd taken the opener That triumph kept the Indiane 11 alone in ft ret place one game ahead of th Yankee who eplit twin bill against th Whit Sox Lopes had called on the ruggedly-built Lemon to fac tha baiting in thi key gam after Bob Feller loot th opener with only leg It wa hurt after doubling in Th Indiane than open night against th Athlattoa But Lopes was day of reet should OSU Practice Will Start September 3 COLUMBUS Aug 27 Ohio Slate new football eoaeh Woody Hayes said today he doesn't expect to win the Big Ten championship this year but thinka has all the talent needed for a good squad Hayea haa invited 62 candidates 26 of the lettermen to come out for fall football drill starting Sept 2 A11 62 were out for spring this year Kaye to pick out 20 this crop of a total of 82 trying of those 82 eaa Hayea said theih The boya whs the most end combine the best ability will There will be absolutely Larry Doby who hava been favoring leg lnjuriea for a long time and give us all a chance to catch our In Chicago th Whit Sox pulled out th opener when Eddie Robinson tied the score at 2-2 in the he eighth with a homer then got th deciding run In the ninth on a walk sacrifice and a double by Nellie Fox The Yankee cashed in on error to acor five unearned second game runs Yogi Berra hit hie 22nd homer for the Yankees although the White Sox threw a scare into proceeding by scoring three runs in the seventh and two more in the eighth Robinson also got a second gam homer while Mule Haas accounted for two of the ev-j enth inning run with a pinch-! 1000 homer and Don Lenhardt hit other with a man on in th eighth training earlier ia also expecting hopefuls from freshmen to mak for positions anyone make th strictly up to want to play that with be the starters no ON SIGNATURE ALONE UR OR FURNITURE 219 Sand Ph 21851 AL Lopfz CieVCLAND Pots WHOSE TEAM'S 2h Half AtAKM HM A LFAPH3 CANO PATE FOR MAHAGERofM Score by inning: Whetetone 607 000 5 17 Tiro 101 000 2 First phene Frleedly Icon OIL STOCKS UP WASHINGTON Aug 17 Btoclu of crude petroleum for the week ended Aug 18 totaled 252158-000 barrels and increase of 802000 barrels over the preceding week days of rest since he hurled that 2-1 triumph over the Yankees list Thursday That was the only game the Indians won in the Yank aeries and it maant first place "I would like to have given him more admitted Lopes aura needed him He tried a little yesterday in the eighth inning what with all those bad ealla umpire John Stevens was making so I yanked With Garcia's help in that eighth-inning jam big Mika got Walt Dropo to hit into a rally-killing play after the Sox had scored their lone run Lemon received credit for his 16th win against nln losses "He should make about six more i starts" figured Lopes he's got a good chance to win If Bob dose make the 20-club whose only tenant right now ia teammate Bob Feller it will ba hia fourth year of membership Right 'now he's riding a atring of aeven victories "I feel said Lemon "The early season miseries that bothered me have disappeared Lopes had one other big hero in yesterday'! finale big Luke Easter who returned for the firat time in several day to his hla 20th homer for the first run Sam Chapman whacked hi aixth homer for the winning run later on "Eaeter got back just in said Lopex He's th punch we Other than that on crack Lopez have much to say about umpire Stevens whose balls and (trikes calls had occasioned a lot of criticism from the Indiane during the game Tribe catcher Birdie Teb-bels protested so loudly he was ousted Lopex would admit pleasure at FOREST HILLS Aug 27 (UP) the passing of New Tork and Frank Sedgman of Australia co- Boston from Municipal stadium holder of the 8 doubles tennis this year division clubs crown for the aecond straight year from now on They can't ba any et hla sights today an the singles tougher than tha boya who have in a belated debut against I their eye on firat place And I aure Gil Bogley national junior! was happy to aee Chicago beat New York" he added the "Guess I hava much eon-20-game winner Bob Feller pitcher lost the Frank Sedgman Plays Singles Match Today crown young champion from Warren The eandy-haired ace of Aussie Davie Cup forces figured troj to get little more than a workout veteran imei he tlAi a Marion-Spring-odiy a the Ohio-ui trted It final ular season play kick baa already cin-i rood-half flag of the icheduls piled on tend by taking three the third-place Rich-The Red Sox whip-in I to 2 Saturday en took both ende of loubleheader 19 to 1 1 Star Wea Weatrum Hit two first game homera th aecond to i break It up in the ninth the J1 rCITier Willi Giant beat tha Cuba I to ondtp" A7 vn a 6 to 1 to mak it 14 in a row and VV cut lead to alx game FORT WAYNE Ind THE YEAR HOHORS Give weak tired distant TV signals A SHOT IN TIIE ARM! WASH TAB HAP PLAYEP HALF OF 1HER tSAMES THEY'P Won 44 AHO LOST S3 Oregon haa act aaide mora than 83500 acre of ita moat beautiful country aa atate parka Aug 27 Australian-born Jim Ferrier filled hla pockets with 22400 in American dollars today for winning th second annual Fort Wayn Open golf tourney Ferrier who shot three straight over th hilly par-72 Elks Country club course finished with a 71 yesterday to turn in a 19-under-par card of 269 Dr Cary Middlecoff Memphis Tenn was runner-up with 270 in Champion Is Happy adio Disc Jockey Ray Robinson May Go To Bed Early Meter of fomoot ALUANCl TtNHAtOTOH "ounce UNHA TV lOOSTUI Meltee weak picbiree 4Mant bottom Ons Instantly Inctallod ovtomoHc on-off switch Fries raCD the 815000 event and pocketed i 21800 The golfing dentlat got offi POMFTON LAKES Aug to a slow start with an opening 27 (UP) Dr Vincent Nardiello day 71 but carded 69's on the who usually specializes in reviving next two deya to threaten Fer-j boxer who forgot to duck said to-rier1 lead day that going to see that Ray Middlecoffe 7 in th final roundRobiBon Bed me-of the 72-hole meet could havlln8 alu whB tne t0 8ln been improved with better luck word middleweight title from th greens Two of hit putts onBd Turpin next month the 12th and 12th holes stopped on 1 Nardiello said Roblneon "had not th lip of the cup i trained properly" when he lost the crown to tho British fighter in Tiedfor third place with )Mt m0Bthi tah NrwTVImSm Aug the portly used-d former llght-heavy-Is the flrr ex-champ hie ehtn as a radio Id campaigner from can be heard after-iew Tork station The that with the aid of trellis it soon may rogram into a natlon- by a group of hand- tluded 1) hie straight producer 2) rector 4) the station lager 2) a youthful loot page boy and 7) eript writer Gua this radio ody is Hooper happy program only is two See Your TV Dealer in Bucyrus CRUMS APPLIANCES APPLIANCE SERVICE CENTER 121 Warren St 122 North Poplxr St EDSINGER APPLIANCES 200 North Lane St ALLIANCE MANUFACTURING COMPANY ALLIANCE OHIO 3 were Earl Stewart Jr Dallas Tex I Bob Coskl Northampton Mass Chick Herbert Northvllle Mich and Clayton Heafner Charlotte They won 21000 each Lasnavich shares top billing with Bob Emmerich a sleep personality artist from Los Angeles who introduces the show and aete up th gags for Ous to knock into the oorn bin Laenevlch shed the "dumb role from time to time to chat with Hollywood loveliei predict the outcome of sport sventa and reward "th moat outstanding youngster of th with a war bond far Laaocvich ha njoyd remarkable euccee a a boxing ox-pert 'Ueien to Gua said a Emmerich ahoved through th handler to put on the playback of a recent broadcast: I th Laanavich tone cam from th wall Joey Maxim will retain the light-heavyweight title by defeating Bob Murphy next week Joey le too hard to hit and hia left hand will go a long way to keeping the crown for Any arguments? Leenevich isn't exactly starving to death In addition to hit program and th used car lot he own a few oil wells he bought from Billy Conn and is bringing along some young fighter with Joe Villa hie lifetime friend and manager "Remember Davey Day who used to fight a few years back? Valla and ms ar grooming a heavyweight called Day Davey you should hearing a lot about in a little while" Washington Wins Double Header NEW YORK Aug ZT (UP) Waahlngton hammered out 9 to I for he has brought hia big game flrtfame to Barton 5-0 but he till TL l0nr find think he can pick up three or four Fore' HUi and proved It yerer-l befor the day with a superb performance In1 drvA mm es -i-a winning th double crown with1 They hV t0 dlIod8 rom Ken MacGregor in an all-Australian final Sedgman and MacGregor whipped Mervin Rose and Don Candy 10-8 6-4 4-8 7-6 In a match brought down from tha original! aite at Chestnut Hill Mass after! several postponements because of rain Stedgman's opening ainglea bid topped a scrambled Monday schedule of first and second round matches to weed out the weaklings All seeded Americans headed by Wimbledon champion Dick Ravitt of Orange won with little difficulty yesterday and ao did all top-ranked foreigners except Jiro of Japsn Jsck Tuero dumped the Japanese champion 8-8 8-8 8-4 11-0 Savitt rolled into the third round by downing Eddie Alloo of New York 8-0 8-2 8-1 a leava of absence from hie duties as a doctor for the New York boxing commission to help Robin-eon train for the return bout at the Polo Grounds Sept 12 Nardiello said ha got to London six days before the first Robinson-Turpin bout and found Sugar Ray looking ao bad that he asked Robinson are you running here a night club or a training camp? if he wanted to train and 9 to 1 victories in St Lxruie right over there he did not have yeeterday a Bid Hudson and Don I the proper Nardiello Johnson gained easy victories and aid "People were running in and Sherry Robertson mad six straight out of his suite at the hotel as if hits in th two games Detroit it was grand central station He blanked the Athleticss to 0 on couldn't get his right rest and he the three-hit pitching of Freddie train properly" jm g0ing t0 iee to it that Ray is in bed by 9 and there will be lights out at that Nardiello said City Baseball Good News sun rotates once every The 284 days TODAY'S GAMES Aumlller: 6:15 Firat Methodist re Nazareth Lutheran 8:15 Epworth Methodist vs Woodlawn EUB LJone: 2:15 High School league: Leesvlile ve Mt Zion GAMES Aumiller: 2:15 Craw ford Steal Upper Sandusky ilDDMIS SHELL SERVICE (FORMERLY McKILLIPS) It Now In Operation With All New Equipment! Eoit Mansfitld at Lon Looking Footer Bill Veeck Is For An Eight HARVESTER RAISE CHICAGO Aug 27 International Harvester company announced will give one cent an hour rale to more than 75000 worker Sept 1 The raise applies to employee represented by unions having eoet-of -living clauses in their contract with th company and non-union employes covered by the company's own eoat-of-llvlng pay policy Major Standings W-7 Shell X-100 Motor Oil ST LOUIS Mo Aug 27UP)-It'a a pity aort of that praeident Will Harrldge of th American league twisted th spigot on Bill' Veeck in th matter of signing up midget Bill madcap but affable owner at the St Louis Browna would rather elown than play bail If clowning makes more money 1 be put xp for waiver If i he ever hits (Not Owner Bill eecretljf hoped he eould get away with clause The waiver price is 210000) 2 Veeck fingered through the record books today and revealed that midget Ed Gaedel hia new pinch-hitter with a bat- ting average of 000 wasn't th on- had dreamed up a few cutiely lunw ln Brown torv about the midget and was going to SHELL X-100 norm ml (Navy Store d-Home A total of 26886 persona travelled from th United States to Venezuela In th year ending (The InemnparxM Oil) Shellubricalion (The Modern Upkeep Service) SSt Results New York 6 Chicago 4 (let) New York 5 Chicago 1 (2nd) Pittsburgh 12 Brooklyn 11 (1st) Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 8 (2nd) Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 2 (1st) Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 0 (2nd) mm-r throw them at ths press in the hope the press would relay the exciting information to th public The cut-ies would come one at a time or course to keep the public streaking into often-empty Sportsmen's park with something approaching consistency Veeck signed midget Ed Gaedel to a legitimate contract at the 86000 Ed who weighs half hundred and stands bat-high lasted about 20 seconds in the American league before Harridge invoked a "no more midgets" rule Owner Bill showed me some of ths press releases he was going to "Ther once was a pinch-pitcher1 of sorts named Karl Drews who toiled for the Browns and also the New York Yankees He sheared in 108 games all told and made! only one hit 8imple arithmetic gave Karl Drews a lifetime average of 011 which was dangerously close to the modern record held by our midget" But Harridge forced Bill to deposit all those releasee in the trash bucket While he was running things in Cleveland Veeck once paraded the Indians onto the diamond clad In pajamas for a game that started Expert Wheel Ralancing 3 Minnie Oil Change 24 Honr Service Tires Ratleries Accessories Insured Pick-np 8t Delivery of Cars Tracks Thai Are Serviced! HOWDY PODNER! See Yon al ike OHIO STATE FAIR we as skooiin "tashalong Happily" spring on us through to the end at dawn of the season Here are some sample: 1 Ed Gaedel 28-year-old Chi-oago midget signed to a Browns contract by Bill Veeck of the Browns Is the only big league ball player In history tract to bat 0(X) required by con- He hes a couple of other ideas for St Louis and there's not a line In the rule book to keep hlmi from carrying them out For example this 4s the 50th an- niverssry of the American league! One day soon he plans to wheel old Satchel Paige onto the field "Veeck said the little fellow who 'from the bull pen in a wheel chair wears the smallest shoe ever worn! Veeck claims old Batch la 51 st by a baseball player (flizel) faces 'the least and the only player1 severe penalties plus considerable around now who was oft hand i when the league was founded loss of his small Chicago 8 New York 2 (let) New York 8 Chicago 8 (2nd) Boston 6 Cleveland 0 (let) Cleveland 2 Boston 1 (2nd) Detroit 8 Philadelphia 0 Washington 8 St Louis 8 (1st) Washington 9 St Louis 1 (2nd) SCHEDULE i National League Pittsburgh at New Tork i Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at Philadelphia (night) Chicago at Boaton (night) American League Boaton at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland (night) New York at St Louie Xnight) Waahlngton at Chicago (night) COOL DRINK Ree sovenir lates his eontract Note to sports editors: more figures an eight footer would be this subject tomorrow In case you as much of a problem for opposing pitchers as the 8 foot 7 inch midget who quite make the grade Bnildin SIUOAH want to make a aerial out of signed 2 'Veeck owner at 8t Louis Browns announced today that his newly acquired midget pinch-hitting Ed Gaedel would face one of two penalties if he ever lifts his bat off his round little ehould- FIELD COMMISSIONS WASHINGTON Aug 27 Sen Joneph O'Mahoney Wyo said th army has given dir ect battle-field commissions to 8000 enlisted men so far during A be sent to ths mlnorijthe Korean war and plans to five if he ever swings I field commissions to 8000 more Mr and Mrs Shaffer and daughter have sold their property south of LeeaviU to Mr and Mrs Butler Th Shaffer family recently purchased a house trailer and moved to Gallon.