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THE NASHVILLE BANNER SATURDAY MAY 31 1947-PAGE it it British Golf" Crown Goes To Turnesa SIDELINE SIDELIGHTS Batting Piincli Regained Engage Lookouts At Dell Tonight Twice Sunday RuaasJL j- Chapman Falls In Finals 3-2 opener end Wsik Alema and Stevens in the afterpiece Vernon Curtia the probable box nominee tonight Through five hours of warfare the Vole peppered the Dell with 32 blow last night in coming as close aa baseballically possible to snatching two from Mobil to square the series Two big innings plus neat relief Job by Neil Saulia buttoned up the first tilt Th aec- them with a sacrifice Then Larry Gilbert ordered an intentional pass for Shuba bringing up Cliff Dapper 359 hitter and the league's top run producer Earlier in the game this same bit of strategy had failsd as Dapper tingled two tallies across This tima however the Bear catcher grounded to Block who initiated a tparkling double play In the last of the ninth with one away and continuance of the Vtlw waj BMU 1 1 1 11 CL ll I 1 b4bX? -V Just A Sample By FRED RUSSELL Opening a five-game home series with third-place Chattanooga at 8 oclock tonight the Vols must rely upon their apparently recaptured batting eye for any lift in the direction of the first division The pitching staff is about "shot Ben Wade will be trusted to go sll the way this evening but for Sundays doubls bl' Larry Gilbert will have to ask for "Volunteers Matulls Chmlel Horton and Conger worked in the 11-fl second game last night following the use of Mallory and Saulia in the seven-round twilighter which the Dellers grabbed 10-5 Twardy who lost Thursday night 2-1 is seldom effective after only two days rest Chattanooga may be in an equally rocky state Leung twice S3 SCHENZ ond waa (he season top two-team pam a gamble of a minute or so slugfest called at the end of let jjtchr Conger bat and frames because of the league sjh tapped a single to center Block 12 20 oclock deadline for starting popped to second but Schenz drilled Inning The very last stanaa of this ding-donger typified the night's explosive happenings In its half Mobile put the first two batsmen aboard via singlat and advanced one to left center upon which Mat-nry made a magnificent stop holding Conger at third and Schenx to a double Three or fou'r feet more to the left and it would have gone all the way to the bank and ended WALKER to New Orleans la night the Lookouts employed ojL Atoms Zukowtki and v)i in the npoyedk'njAI( and In Auto Twins Run 1-2 In Speedway 4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4 Rose Holland Both Drive Blue Crown Specials in Indianapolis Classic Mauris First Undisputed Victory in Eleven Starts the game The winning run died on base as Jeffcoat hit hard to shortstop for the third out Its Beys and Girls Night tonight Leon Treadway outfielder ae-quired from Los Angeles is driving his car here and wont arrive before Tuesday FOUt TIPS In both big rounds of ths first gams last night all Voi runs came after two outs Nashville plsyert think Mobile's Abrams hat ths best outfield arm in ths league First Baseman Connors tried sun glasses for ths first inning of the opener then discarded them Sosh whiffed three times John Hall not only escaped his first loss in the 11-11 tie bat was lucky to avoid serious injury when hit by Jeff-eqats bullet line drive in the third Herb Chmiel Is developing a crott-firs rough on lefthand hitters Bases on balls kept Matulis in the hole But hell likely volunteer to hurl Sunday The Scorecard FIRST GAMS VOL FIRST With two out and Beheni on second via a walk and tel five tallies resulted from these blows Byam single to left center Wal- Tennessee's champ hffi Jun 12 la kere richoohetln double off the rieht- ease vkn sYuv field light pole Oreeue double to riehta TS8AA DasoDAll playorr center Boguskiee Untie to center and foHowinff th Tornado's thrilling 3-2 QuRk oo-bHKZr to left Which Mtped vlctory over the Rebels Friday throush Shuba FIVE RUNS EXCITING and unpredictable are mild deecriptivee lor the goings-on at Sulphur Dell these nights Last evening for instance with the Vole leading 8-7 in the seventh Inning of that 11-11 second game as midnight approacheth a Mobile runner was on first base with none out and big Kevin Connors at bat Connors was given the bunt sign He bunted foul Then he hit the next pitch over the rightfield wall Now I say when a man is gentle enough to want to bunt let him bunt Coax him Pitch underhand to him Do anything Even go up and bunt for him if necessary Pulls Em In THOUGH the Vole had dropped two in a row to Mobile exactly 8645 crammed the North Nashville pavilion last night The club does have fan appeal Top attraction perhaps is the snazzy infield Another feature against righthand pitching is the 1-2-3 home run threat in Geqrge Byam Rube Walker and Doc Greene Last night this trio produced id hits and 11 runs batted in An outfielder maybe two and a couple of pitchers and ita a first division cinch Speed To Sparc EVEN in the narrow confines of the Dell where speed often is a superfluous asset the Vols arc employing it to the greatest advantage I believe that it ia the fastest Nashville club I have ever seen at least the fastest since the 1923 Vols paced by the fleet Cuyler Richbourg and Lebourveau Schenz Jeffcoat and Block are three streaks Quick is no base dogger And its too bad that Buster (Racehorse) Maynard is hors de combat If Maynard were in the lineup Nashville might challenge any Southern club to a four-man relay race of about 400 yards Comparison CHATTANOOGA opened the season admitted to have the leagues best infield You will be able to compare them on an all-over basis in the next five games here but Nashville has a big edge in hitting: IB 2B SS 3B ByamJ65 Schent 425 Quick 386 Block JS1 Sanford 295 Lyons 282 Fleitas 260 Letchas 310 Has any Southern League club ever boasted an infield with such matting averages? This and That Frankie Sinkwich has rented a home at Athens Ga and plans reside there permanently following the close of each pro football opson Attracting jiTuesday night crowd of 51780 a 46848 turnout yesterdays double bill expecting near-capacity attendance today Hank Greenberg's first New York appearance as a National iguer and again in Sundays games with Cincinnati the New York nts should draw over 250000 cash customers within six days a record In the opinion of Paul Richards former Detroit catcher now man-g Buffalo the four best pitchers In the American League are Hal vlouser Bob Feller Tex Hughson and Jack Kramer Mississippi State is burning because LSU has swiped Shorty McWilliams kid quarterback brother Little Shorty fresh out of Meridian High Probably because he is well-read and articulate Jockey Ted Atkinson has been credited with the following observation: "Outside a horse a book is man's best friend inside it's too dark to read Carnpustie May 31 UP) Willie Turnesa of White Plains Y- defeated his Walker Cup teammate Dick Chapman of Pinehurst 3 and 2 in their 36-hole final match today to win the British Amateur golf championship Five down at the end of the first nine holes and apparently doomed to take a bad licking Turnesa rallied to wm five straight holes and square the match at the end of the morning round He took the lead for the first time at the 27th hole in the afternoon and then clung tenaciously to his advantage in a hot fight down the home stretch to close Chapman out on the 34th green Stroking like an automaton once he got poor 41 out of his system on the first nine holes of the match Turnesa played some of the greatest golf of the week as he shot the final 25 holes in three strokes under even fours over the soggy Carnoustie layout Even pars on the last two holes enabled him to close out Chapman who couldnt get down his putts On (he 34th he studied his ptitt nearly five minutes and stroked it carefully but it refused to drop and Turnesa was the champion Newton Mass May 31 UP) After matching the Goodall golf tournament's single round 65 record Bobby Locke the hair-splitting South African star today appeared to be the one to beat in the 16-man round-robin competition at the Charles River Country Club Lockes seven-under-par 65 which equalled the Goodall mark set by Harold McSpaden of Sanford Me at Mamaroneck last year boosted that capable visitor to the top of the hand-picked list with a total of plus 25 points going into todays third round His closest rival was Lew Worsham of Bethesda Md whose 67 second round was worth 18 points and a two-day total of 19 Ellsworth Vines of Los Angeles the first day leader with a 67 put a neat 70 atop of it without adding anything to his first days 15-plus total Only five of the other 13 competitors were in the plus column after two rounds Herman Barron of White Plains with 12 points Ben Hogan the PGA tithst from Hershey Pa with eight Vic Ghez-zi of Kansas City with six Law-son Little of Cleveland with two and Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago the Open champ and Herman Keiser of Akron with one each Favorites continued to advance in the Canfield golf tournament at Shelby All d-round matches must be completed by Sunday Yesterdays Tesults follow: (First flight) Ferry beat rat Young 1-ua Rtnus Adaiaeon beat Rob Swop t-1 Robert Sala boat Plummsr 8-Z SotanS flight) Bill Vavcha beat Hickmao Danran S- (Third flight) Mil tan Adams beat Clltt Gibson 1-np: Dank am beat Tom Marsh II 1-npi A rate beat Ed Maser S-li Joe WUIIims beat John Dans d-4 and Jtmmr Plekel beat Paal Reald 1-np iFearth fllsht lJark Baker heat Hal Willis 2-np I Fifth flight) Woo Metes boat Beb CMSls 7-6i Jaek Drena heab Jesse lo Jones I-op Darrin Hushes beat Clifton Trnmble S-7 (Slath fltfht) Ben XUlot beat OtisDerlne S-4 Osmie Parrish and Ray Lawrence were deadlocked for the lead among the early qualifiers in the annual Boyd Nicks Handicap golf tournament at Richland with 75s Qualifying will continue through Sunday Pro Charlie Danner announced today Other eoalifrlns "scofnr foHov John Greener S3 Jim Napier 94 Otis Cheshire HI Nell 81 Bill Liddon 81 Warner Jr S3 Losatt Elsele 3 Horner Sr 78 Seat Crain 97 Dan Yount 77 Harrr Ho band Sr S7 Horner Jr HI Fred Brown Ben Thompson 79 v' Xri SMILE Pipe in face begrimed Mauri Chicago smiles after 500-mile Memorial at th Indianapolis (AP Wirephoto) By ED SAINSBURY Indianapolis May 31 HP) Little Mauri Rose a mechanical engineer who drives high-powered racing cars for relaxation stepped up for the payoff today a check for $25-800 for his triumph in the 31st annual Indianapolis Speedway 500-mile Memorial Day race Rose a veteran of 11 speedway races won his first unquestioned victory in the 1947 event yester-day But it was the second time he had piloted a car into the winners enclosure He was co-winner of the 1941 classic The new victory gained after a hard and prolonged struggle with Bill Holland driving a twin of Roses victorious chariot was preceded by violent death William (Shorty) Cantlon of Indianapolis was killed early in the contest when his car spun but of control and smashed into the wall on the southwest turn 1 For Holland the Rose triumph was particularly bittsr The two men drove exactly the same type car Both were Blue Crown Specials entered by Lou Moore of Ventura Cal Holland making his first start on the speedway with a highly successful record on Eastern dirt tracks led the field for 142 of the 200 laps He lost out on the 193rd turn of the two-and-one-half mile track jJXESESZ32HK Rose pushing his car to the ut- most passed the Bridgeport Conn1 star then and won going away The payoff will give Holland $24200 as his share including $14-200 in lap prizes while Rose's $25-800 will be divided into $20000 for first place and $5800 in lap awards IS Ten Horn the 1946 national cham- pion from Paterson finished third a Maserati In which Wilbur Shaw won twice It was the second consecutive year in which Horn finished in third position Others who completed the first 10 in order were Cliff Bergere Toledo Jimmy Jackson Indianapolis Rex Mays Glendale Cal Walt Brown Massapequa Cy Marshall Jacksonville Fla Fred Agabashian Albany Cal aad Duke Dlnsmore Osborne The only other car still running at the finish was that of Les Anderson Portland and he was flagged down for the 11th spot VICTORY mouth and Rose of winning the Day race Speedway USA Philadelphia qualifying still Navy as champion five in semifinals meet record 3155 effort Atlanta snaps losing twice takes takes fifth Atlanta in Dateline May Bl MOBILE THIRD Wuik dropped a smelt bck of second and tu awarded third bass via ground rule wtwe Jeff cost throw attfwnpunr to nip him at first went into Ure Mobile durout He eeored on Hart single ONE RUN VOL THIRD 1 's drive went through Wulik up ths rlrhtfitld bank for a doubt He snored on Oreene Rin-fls off the rightfred fence ONS RUN MOBILE FOLRTH Young ban walxed Mlnner plneh-lngred to left end was to forced br Abrme Watlak tingled to right -coring Younghsng Bhuba singled r1! to center gcorlnt Abrams Hart's loopar hi dropped on the rightfield line for single counting Wssrsk THREE RUNS VOL FOURTH With two out Jeffcoat in1 singled to right Bvara walked Weiker singled to right scoring Jcffaoat Greeoe I singled to right tallying Byam Boguakie walked to load the bases and Younghang errored on Sr link a srsunder Walker and Oreene registering FOUR RUNS MOBILE SEVENTH Tonn Bhang one-baggeiwd to right took second on Mao-pin pinch-singie scored oa Abrams' double to left pf-'E RUN FINAL SCORE VOLE ID MOBILE SECOND GAME MOBILE FIRST Abrams walked and wag forced by Waslak who took third on Shubg doable to cantor Danner walked filling tha baaea Han also walked forcing in Wagtail Connors forced Hart Bhuba scoring TWO RUNS VOL FIRST Block doubled to right took third on a wild pitch and snored wn Scheni triple to deep center Jeffcoat Ui-gied Sehena home TWO RUNS MOBILE SECOND Younghang walked and took second on Abrams infield hit Waaiak doubled to right tallying Young hens Shuba drew an Intentional paec loading the bares Danner singled to left scoring Abrams and Waslak and kgvotng Matulls Hart first men to face Chmlel forced Bhuba at third but BlH-k a VIEW DELUXE Early arriv-als at the Indianapolis Speedway were these Charleston Var visitors Seated in the fancy contraption are Miss Helen Robertson and Bob Harrold Eric Shepherd climbs the ladder AP Wirephoto) Playing at Shelby Park tha In-terschoiaatic League champions found themselves in trouble all tha way aa the Rebs hopped to a 2-9 lead la tha first aad didn't loaa tha decision until the last of tha aav-enth A singla by little Stave Williams hitting ninth in tha lineup and with a 125 batting average for tha aar son brought home Alien Frith with the winning run Franklin tallied twice In tha first on a couple of walks to Alfred Ladd and Gerald Johnson1 and Bobby Ladd's two-bagger After that Charley Cooper had them eating out of his hand fanning 15 Central at tha same time had trouble with Chester getting one in the first on Buzzard Byrds walk and Jodie EIHs' double and another in the fifth when Williams walked with tha bases loaded It was announced today that th East Tennessee championship will be decided Thursday afternoon at Maryville when Chattanooga Central and Johnson City clash at 830 o'clock FrgnkUn AB CenlrgL A ImH 3 johnhton Johnson ti If a Cue ter Totglg 1 Toinle eul lor Witt la 7l Frgrkila Certrgl mvmmr tiam fertvwt a Cl 1-7 UP) Although receiving unexpected setbacks in events Nsw York University favored to supplant IC4A track and field NYU has 10 in finals Army smashes in mile relay with IT) New Orleans straak trims Chattanooga 8-5 10-3 Birmingham little Rock 5-2 15-6 place Memphie edge ten innings 3-2 Pais lead by two games with Memorial Day milestone passed Double Shutout Over inks focuses Attention On As Good Pitching Puts Philadelphia in Fifth Only Half Game Behind Weakening Red Sox I FOUR SB Willleme Frith B-f Mserte cooper chMter BO Cooper 1 Chte-ter 3 WF cooper Nashvillians Win Trapshoot Dorris Ralls First Crow Named President overthrow oi tact Dipper ecortd RUNS VOL TRIED Sc hens staffed to left Hit cast ltne drf rebounded off Hulls stuns lo the rUhXiMd stonat for double so4 btth rubneto enuoted on Bran eta ae to right TWO RUNS MOSVtl FOURTH Abrems singled to rk-lH wae forced br Wasia wfeo after a wak to Shuba took third on Walker's low throw to second and scorn! on Dappers sinale to right ONE RUN VOL FIFTH block doubled pt third Jeffcoat ww4d Byam singled to center scoring Block Walker grounded Vo gecond soonng JeffcogV Green gmied to rgbt i scoring Byom Boguikto waked ilel i to cnter acormg Orent FOLf Nine Horses Go To Post In Belmont New York May 31 OD Americas premier endurance test for three-year-olds the historic mile and a half Bsimont Stakes drew a nine-horse field today in which Preakness winner Faultless was the solid choice to take first money in the 3100000 added race Although the field was smaller than for either of the other classic three-year-old stakes the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness it was the largest for the Belmont since 1936 when Gianville outdistanced a field of 10 Faultless owned by Warren Wright's Calumet Stables and trained by wily Ben Jones was rated over the others because of his consistency as a three-year-old in which he won eight races out of 11 starts The Whitney entry of Phalanx a disappointment thus far and the up-and-coming Khyber Pass i betting ne wa second choice in he 3 tQ By JACK HAND (Associated Press Sports Writer) Long-suffering Connie Mack ClUbs are dusting off their and Dr and rounding up forgotten brethren to celebrate the Philadelphia A's inn iv purt into the thin air of fifth place in the American League The A'a not only are in fifth place but they're only a half game back of the Boston Red Sox the weakly defending champions Two straight shutout wins over the New York Yankees have fo lengthen its lead considerably by splitting with St Louis After Hall hole and then finished up the round Wesley Meier didnt let a upset his round of golf yesterday at McCabe Using an eight iron Meier aced the short second Evanston 111 (INS) Herb Mo-Keniey leads University of 1111 nois mates into finals of 47th Western Conference track meet today McKenley won all three heats in qualifying yesterday in 100 200 and 440-yard events aa heavily-favored Illini qualifies 16 for finals today St Louis (INS) St Louis Browns to train in San Bernardino Calif next spring due to inadequate playing facilities at Miami 1947 site Chicago OP) Athletic Directors of Western Conference vote six to throo against increasing league membership Action tables Michigan State's bid beferw faculty representatives had chance to vote on it RUNS hole-ln-one Tem Team SFVFNTO Connor home red art walked Mainer singled to center wm aacrtftced to second and took third on an ttiirld out and goorod on Abrnms sines THREE RUBS VOL SYLVTH Walkn single pm AB I Hr RM Pet Baltin 41 14B 53 481 113 28 MO Ratline 41 1484 942 4iil 232 28 319 INDIVIDUAL BATTING AB 1 1ST SU Pet $10 it Knoxville Tenn May 31 UP) Jones of Fountain City Tenn Friday broke 194 targets out of 200 to wm the singles division of the Tennessee State trapshoot in the second three days of compe-tion hare Jones won the title in a shoot-off with Brown of Oak Ridge who scored 198 200 I After the days shooting members of ths Tennessee Trapshooting Association elected Crow with a 72 two over par Higdon and Marvin Cornwall were playing with Meier VOL BOX SCORES the base Quick grounded into a double plar Walker soonng Sasterwood cinch doubled off the rentevffeid wall scoring Oreene TWO RUNS MOBILE EIGHT Dapper cot an Infield hit to short took sttnnd oa Mai nags stneio to center and scored oa Wat nY one-bagger to ths gams spot- ONE RUN VOL EIGHTH gcheni beat out a hit to short took secowd on Jeffcoat sacrl fk and scored on Byams sharp singlt to right ONE RUN FINAL SCORE II MOBILE II FIRST GAME AB rO 4 111 of Nashville president Brown vice- predent and retiring President Walker of Knoxville secretary Ftarer Conaer ghfU Baaufvoot QUirtt 11 feyam 37 WaiktT Block Jpffroai Wade Green Mallory Maynard Braflnl Rotu'kie Matulia Taardy g) rinafcllov Horton Chmlel Sauua PITCHERS RECORDS Fltchw OWL IF i I MaUonr Wade Chmiel Horum 7 Conear 4 Sauiia 2 1 i Sll 1 'vmi cused baseball attention on the Macks who are only a game below the 500 mark in the won and lost department Pitching has been the answer to th Philadelphia success story which must have surprised even Mr Mack himself Pitching and the fine play of first baseman Ferris Fain a Pacific Coaat League rookie who ia hitting 297 and the all-around work of Shortstop Eddis JooaL Dick Fowler and freshman Joe 1 Coleman teamed up on the Yanks yesterday in one of the eight doubleheaders that attracted a banner turnout of 283530 fans Fowler nosed out Spud Chandler 1-0 in the opener although the A's touched Chandler for only three hits Coleman gave up nine hits in the second win 4-0 stretching New York's scoreless inning string to 2L It was a first iln fr Coleman Detroit muffed- a chance to Newhouser defeated the Brownies for the 14th straight time over a three-year stretch 2-1 the Tigers succumbed to Nels Potter's wiles In the finale 8-3 Cleveland slid into second place by thumping Chicago twice 8-4 in a slugfest and 9-1 The Boston Red Sox spent an unhappy holiday in Washington losing two games to the Senators who routed Tex Hughson 13-6 and eked out a 5-3 nod over Joe Dobson in the finale National League activities again were highlighted by the Giants who swept two from the Philadelphia Phils 7-1 and 5-3 to take a one-game lead in the tight race Warren Spahn preserved his unbeaten string adding an straight for Boston in first game success over Brooklyn The Braves also took the second half 3-0 eighth 1 1 Tennessee-Bred Horses JiWon Belmont Three Times A fuither bit of research by the thoroughbred historian Marcellua I Frost shows that three Tennes- A AMwj-w a a MrA 4 Vi A T3 nl the THE LEADERS MOBILE Abram rf Waiak 2b Sbuba II Hart 3b (onnora lb Matnrr cf Soih Younrbana as Nonnnki 9 Powers iMinner bMauptn 1 By Auocuted Freul SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Hitleri AB Eaton Blr 4S IM 2 S3 Lavien 48 183 33 (M Cantrell 44 lift 2S S3 TrlBDl All 38 141 18 51 Dawier Mob 48 170 34 81 Pilcher OWL Fed IF 1 10 8 4 1 00 84 18 16 Boles Mob aSinfled for Vovlnskt tn 4th bMiuted for Powera tn NASHVI1LE AB I Block 3b 4 a Stheni 3b 13 Inglewood Calif OP) Olhaver-ry winner of Santa Anita Handicap last March wins smashing victory in $50000 Argonaut Handicap here yesterday Comes from far back in stretch drive to beat favored Let's Danes by half-length New York OP Jockey Ted Atkinson makes Memorial Day Just that for himself at Belmont Park rides 1500th winner since he began career December 2 1937 Chicago HNS) Lou Boudreau definitely Interested in Illinois head cage Job if not rehlred as Cleveland Indians manager Baseball contract runs out this year p-J i Dallap Longest tcoreless Texas League game aince 1906 tees Houston Shreveport battle 18 framea in a tilt alated to go seven called by 10:30 curfew agreement San Mateo Calif UP) Chesterton Hambletonian winner last year races at Bay Meadows today first appearance of Goshen winner on California track Handri Mem treasurer In other competitions today Miss Lillian Ralls Nashville won the ladies championship with a score of 87 100 and Hugh Dorris Nashville was second in the class division with 180 200 The amateur doubles championship shoot and the Tennessee amateur doubles handicap will feature the final days competition today Rugged Ortiz Retains World Bantam Crown Honolulu May 31 (IP) Ruggedness and ring craftsmanship paid off for Manuel Ortiz last night as he made his sixteenth successful defense of the world bantamweight title winning a split decision over David Kui Kong Young perennial Hawaiian challenger Turning out enmasse for the first title fight involving a hometown boy eVer held in Hawaii 13845 fans see-bred horses have won Belli is Amont Stakes last of the Triple Crown but none of them later A than 1886 4 In 1883 George Kinney by Imp Bonnie Scotland and bred by James Franklin Sumner Co gave Uthe Tennessee industry its first ei winner Two years later Tyrant by Imp Great Tom bred by Gen 21 I'jackson of Belle Meade galloped home first and the following year iui oo 1 1886 Inspector another Jackson RBI Brim Uaikr 1 horse by Inquirer gave Tennessee Jeffcoat cf Bvatn lb Walker Greene rf Boffutkie If Quick aa Mallory Saulia Totals Mobile Nashville Summary Kenu4r CT-t 11 3 1 1i Sun Ml I 4 70 Si 44 33 Lata Mob 5 3 714 57 7 34 24 Home rune Walker Nashville Runs batted in Daptw Mobile 40 Stolen bases Coen Chattanooga 11 Doubls ptfty Moblls 96 Third Drills The Third National Bank team in the Larry Gilbert Junior League will hold a practice Monday afternoon at 3 30 oclock at Shelby Park Manager Ed Tipton said today Uniforms will be 'issued and a practice tilt is set with Coca-Cola Moose-Nabrico Cams Tops City Loop Shta The Moose Club has a chanca to virtually clinch the first half championship in th City League Sunday in its important tsK against Nabrteo The first half will not end until June 8 and even then two earlier rained out games must be made up The Moose is unbeaten thus far while Nabrlco baa dropped only two losing a 7-4 deolsion to the league leader to open the season then dropping a ten-inning 1-0 toughle to du Pont two weeks ago These teams will claek oa Shelby No 1 while other same include Eagles at du Pont Colonial Coffee against Southern Coach Co at Ceiw tennlal and Whit Owls vs Smyru Shelby No 3 Liggett Challenges Andrews in Prep Golf Final matches are slated in the UztjHigh School Golf League at Shelby iCourae Monday with about the only tk B7t Pr n'uefii Cuba si iss getts chancs to tia or bant John CATCHERS FRIAR stroked 301 for PcbmcoU Southeastern Leaaua in 1946 bats 5 11 battinc 201 IDIMY HI! rifhthanded bauar hit for Oklahoma CHy tn Texas Leiarue seacon obtained after aeaaon IVFIELDERS ANGEL FVePITAS shortstop he batted 261 for Lookouts Cn i Grptne 3 Bouslu Hhub 1 Hrl Abrntni ast winner nutot BII Hiker Grewt 4 omwri I Abrnm SB Schrnt Jeflcal Wisiil SrlSlSttA VtfiK Asfiult Passe Half-Million ft" i 7V VE'itiaN SHi Mark With Suburban Victory Vlnki for ran in i New York May 31 UP) It was'paid a gross gate of $56469 LVr-NXi" twrrrto ms pretty generally agreed today that1 Rickr4 Tim ne Assault is Just about the hottest second came p0 a horse to come along since thA folks were putting horse pot-roasts in the $44 0ven and baking them at 350 de- grees Fahrenheit as a war-time emergency The clubfoot comet passed the half-milllon-dollar mark in earn' MOBILE Abrams rf Wasiak 3b Shaba If Dapper Hart 8b Caanars 1b Matner ef teonghana as Fortunately for the Old Hvll McGlothin 9 ings by taking the Suburban at 11 1 "ip- Belmont yesterday without even Chattanooga Clark Griffith Fox of the Washington Senators has been unusually generous in assigning optionees to the Southern League club and many experts who picked the Lookouts to win the pennant DCL in ruht 301 last started season hit a CHARLIE LbTtHA handling alhet anriraw' individual total Maoacer Bart Rieholf stdatintd baeu Anarsws inaiviauai wirl of an operation UP PhtlUet in ha hitMnt 310 to far EDDIE LYONS optioned bl WaVninfton aeeond beman battinc 282 Andrews has finished total for ten matches or 760 average while Liggett I I 81 11 18 1 It mussing his hair And today the Assault Cheenng and Chowder So-J'ciety was insisting he's' not only ''4 a July rolls round but also that he thplr can't miss becoming the first mil-p lion-dollar breadwinner in rdcing history Off his cakewalk to the $40100 paycheck in yesterday mile-and-w their choice Chattanooga optionees and Eddie lineup ia three and a Totals HtllLE B'oik 3b cbfn ih Jrffroat cf Rvim lb Walker a Greene rf Bogtttkie If Quirk SB MsUtlitf 9 Chmiel 9 Horten Canter aEaaterwagd bbauha with a 760 an even at 687 needs a sub-par 73 to tia Cohn which has collapsed as team the past three weeks in toeing to du Pont Ryan and Fast will play trrj a thxowiBaA Other matches find East va Hills- with three Senators Gil Coan Earl Wooten1 Lyons -la-the regular currently in third place half games away from league-leading New Orleans The Lookouts' fielding has left considerable to be desired but they rank second to Nashville in team batting Thumb nail sketches of the Lookouts who invade Sulphur Dell for a five-game series starting tonight: PITCHERS LI IS ALOM -veteran of 1S44 Lookout von 16 lost 11 that aeason has JIM PEIRObRY utility lnfielcex baia feft 31 9 10 160 he battinc J1J JACK SANFORD batted 3ft hut year vita Lookout and picked on All-Star Warn knocking at eh tbia Mason first basensn right ae 28 Giijs tuif mwmnvu bate and 4 iso quarter-toting a 130-pound wagon-Tataia 4 is 1 4 load spotting the others up to 27 aiioaied far Hsrtaa la itfc I pounds and beating aa gaudy a gal- GK 'eVn'umVnmlL lper as Stymie by eight length Mobile in 814 Il'the Cheering and Chowder Club abvMa 2i- ii may not be far wrong at that Rnamarv: RBI Hart taiKr icbni Jeffaaat Waaiak Danper 8 Bram Wf-J her rene Clinch Cbaaicl Abram od I V1 1 1 VII T) ItrwHi Wtnv BH Schmba Biwi 3 VtrUS lllUUipii Waviak Jelicftat Eaurad fcfV" BH tl xt naA The Nashville Cards trounced Laatu 4 Class B) with Charlotte Senator farm von IT lost rlihthand-r ao far 3-1 MARV STEtEXS with Ptnsacola in Southatern Leaeue Yenckn Iiimi ftuuk DP wik White Cty vesterdav 14-1 as Boo- 2-1 record thu rear born end ljie1 HL toines hun ban 1 Conner ToHbn I Witk fjnunn lPH the wlnmnz attack Cuba end Flelis art tht lest ord Yilh Lookouts 1946 Cnnr: Schtn I Omrk I Brm: If" wlnnnB 0f tbt Cubn rtmmini ieanyhan an nor Blark to Sf heni lo With tnrCC hits nil Chattanoo throvi riebt 24 170 h' 2-1 record HAL TOfNES hung uh Lookouu in 1946 3 lost 4 thla rear age 29 li'ea tn Tampa i RICHARD boro Duncan va David Llpecorub OIL COAN sent much of last aeawnWest vs North and du Pont VS on Washington bench va advanoed rrm iClaaa Bi lat urason he von 6 drooped to Sentori aa result of seneetional rear nullllr u6 leon throw lelthandcd age 24 In Southern In 194S when he hit 372' Ihia semeateri on option thia own ard batting up 13-S rec- 343 batg left throws right haa wpnjplara rlghtbeld 23 1 righthander ALFX RV4SVAR piad last year 111 With Charlotte where he batted 321 LIH Joined Ihenow hltt'ng 340 and ud emefirea pinch since aha aeaaon etarted hitter lately aince arrival of Butdh Levint drooped I ALEX Irtf-t beta rtsht ar 36 ill looped Tri-Btetg loon let tea- lie rRkD tAWlNG Joined club Ms Chariot' von 18 ioat Joftly IS daa us P)8 leftfiidl31 Saturday 1 JO 11 17 aompiete tame led E4RJ OOTKN-T-citarned andj Jaaa ERA of 1 41 rl i 3-J maze thus far IV US I 1R aoaiy 0 MO RJCTTUa Jl MlUJUCp m-W 9899 fed EARL MOOTEJ0 cnd tSSSJ 3 20 830 t)J jhv'S Eagle Juniors 13" 175 VERNON Cl RTI1 right- hander lal star 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