Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 11

Richmond Hmes-Dispatch Monday July 5 1948 1 Lynchburg Topples Colts 9-2 Bosox Humble Athletics 19-5 Boston Sets Run Record For Inning Harris Is Victim Of Big Splurge Michael and Acosta Get Rough Handling Bilko and Frey Clout Home Runs As Locals Drop Four Games Off Pace By Chauncey Durden Lynchburg' Piedmont League-leading Cardinals took the Colts over the jumps yesterday afternoon 9 to 2 as Tommy Michael again failed on the mound The victory stretched the Cards' lead over the Mustangs to four the same margin the Lynchburgers enjoyed when the two clubs began their four-game series Thursday right A sweltering crowd of 3479 spectators including many grandstand wolves sat through the listless affair enlivened for the Colt Faith fui only by Rip sparkling Box Scoru outfield play and a short-lived rally in the eighth Inning LVNCNSUR6 (Pi RICHMOND (P abrh ei 3 I 4 4 2 11 5 2 4 2 2 2 214 2 111 2 2 12 4 2 2 1 4 2 11 2 2 2 2 rw ir rf int lb hilko lb amia Hill ir jt iMmtuh rf Frame Kiippueia a ttilnirM brho a -12 2 4 -2112 -2212 4 2 2 2 -2212 -4212 -12 2 1 -12 2 1 -4211 -12 2 1 2111 2 Lilly lau 2 Pertch 3b 1 ffBlt If 2 MhwII rf Ktimt rf SOonra 5 Hmlth Mevk lb 2 Mirtiar Aeop Traale 22 1 12 IT 11 Trial 22 2 2T Lrnrhlnir M3 ft 3 Hirhnwinrt tm Staff FbMoa IaAST STOP Charley Frey touches the last base after hitting a two-run home run against the Colts in the seventh inning of game at Mooers field He gets the customary handshake from Teammate Ired Pacitto who follows Frey in the batting order Vinnie Smith is the catcher Fragile the umpire At right Mustang Manager Greek George leaves the game in the third inning after a pitched ball by Tommy Michael split a nail on the Greek's throwing hand Error Lillr Curnaa Fraacfc Sun batted la: Cantu Hunta Hllbn Fray kiituina I tern Harwell H'lUiamt enraaa Tap ban bit: t-acliu Horn raai Hilko rrf Narrlruw: Franrk Double pla: Lily Klau ad Reewell and Uuwk Riatr aad HhiiiH Ldt tin a Ivarkbuta Kirhaioed IlkMi un ball: Oft Mu-herl 2 KUpunna 2 Btrui kni! Bp Klirmfmn 2 Michael 1 lla 1 Hit: Htr Mlchwl I ta 7 Inruns klipp irin 2 in I 1-3 Anu 2 in 3: llabruirhf 2 in 1 2 1 Wianlnr pitcher: KJliipdriR lmim pi'rhar: Mir lie I Preaile lata I hranint Tima of ram: 2:12 Phillies Jolt Braves In Two Games 7-2 5-2 PHILADELPHIA July The Philadelphia Phillies behind tight pitching of Blix Donnelly and rookie Robin Roberts jolted the front-running Boston Braves twice today by scores of 7-2 and 5-2 Donnelly limited the Braves to four hits in the opener while Roberts a 525000 bonus hurler- from Michigan State captured his third straight decision in the nightcap The twin defeat narrowed the Braves' first-place margin to two and a half gamea over the runneruD Pittsburgh Pirates At the time the Phillies hopped same Reds Defeat Cardinals 8-6 Then Lose 8-1 it Brecheen Masters Cincy in Nightcap Brooklyn Outscranibles Giants to Score 9 13-12 BROOKLYN July 4 JP) The Brooklyn Dodgers celebrated the Fourth of July today with a demonstration of fireworks that lasted throe and a half hours and finally ended with the Dodgers winning 13-12 Each team scored four times in the ninth the Dodgers grabbing the tying and winning runs in the last half of the ninth when Pete Reisrr cracked a pinch single with the bases loaded and none out The Dodgers came from behind twice to make it two in a row over the Giants They trailed 8-3 at one point hut came un with three runs in each of the seventh I roomed the total attendance for the four-game series to 16702 The heat claimed one victim yesterday a lady passing out near one of the concession booths The Mustangs open a four-game series with Newport News this afternoon by playing the third place club a daylight doubleheader Loren Bain (4-4) will test his arm in one of the games with George Sumey (8-7) facing the Builders in the other The Colts lost only half-a-game to Newjnrt News yesterday as the Builders split with Portsmouth A two-game margin separates the two clubs Phillies-Braves Box Scores BOSTON July 4 With a modern major league record-matching outburst of 14 runs in a single inning the Boston Red Sox broke a 5-5 tie in the seventh to gain a hollow 19-5 win over the Philadelphia Athletics today before a stunned 24363 crowd Twelve of those markers were against 23-year-old Relief Pitcher Charlie Harris who retired only one of the 13 batters who faced him during that horrible baseball nightmare Starter Carl Scheib had a 3-2 lead when the Red Sox came to bat in the sixth and when the latter pulled into 5-3 lead with two out the hapless Harris took over and retired Johnny Pesky Thereupon Eddie Joost homered with Harris aboard to pull the Athletics into a tie in their side of the seventh to set the stage for the Bosox's matching of the singleinning modern scoring record set bv the New York Yankees In July 1920 and first equalled hy the Chicago Cubs August 5 1922 The all-time record for runs per inning is 18 made by the Chicago Cubs back in 1883 1 11 Men Face Harris And while the Red Sox were so doing 11 of them faced Harris before he could get one of them out Stan Spence on a fly to center Then Junior Stephens singled and Bobby Doerr walked before Manager Connie Mack relented and pulled in Bill McCahan from the bullpen Harris was responsible for 12 runs on six hits five bases on balls and one batter reaching on a choice with everybody safe in a third of an inning McCahan came in with two runners aboard and after they scored the Sockers scored twice against him on three hits before Ted Williams who had been up twice before in that inning and walked finally ended the ludicrous burlesque bv grounding into the shifted infield The all-over totals for side of that Inning which enabled the Red Sox to set a new 1948 scoring high were 14 runs nine hits six bases on balls another reaching on a fielders choice with all hands safe two left and no errors Williams started it by drawing a pass He was forced in with the deciding run after Stan Spence singled and Junior Stephens and Bobby Doerr also drew bases on balls Majmkt Homers The first three Philadelphia tallies were the result of Hank four-bagger with two on base in the sixth Doerr provided the first Boston run with his tenth homer in the second It was obvious that Harris teammates were distressed by his humiliation That youngster however declined to comment but the venerable Connie Mack explained it occurred because his dub came here for a three-game series with onlv eight pitchers and must play a doubleheader with the Washington Senators tomorrow Five of available hurlers were used here FIRST GAMC PHILADELPHIA (N BOSTON (N) CINCINNATI July Harry (The Cat) Brecheen broke a Cardinal losing streak today by setting the Cincinnati Reds down 8-1 in the nightcap of an Independence Day doubleheader The Reds with Johnny Wyro-stek and Hank Sauer providing the fireworks won the first game 8-6 Sauer spoiled Brecheen's bid for a shutout in the second with his twenty-fourth home run Wyrostek homered twice and Sauer once in the first game as Ewell Blackwell chalked up his fifth victory FIRST GAME LOUIS ST (N) CINCINNATI (N) abrhoa abrbo a Ktanbr 2h 2 0 13 2 Ariibura tf 3 2 2 5 0 Holme rf 4 3 3 0 0 Vrrban lb 4 0 12 4 Tnrmoa lb: 4 112 1 Rowell 4 3 110 Elliott lb 4 0 0 3 2 Hletnlk tf 1 0 3 3 3 Rueaell tf 3 0 0 2 0 Halt Sb 112 10 tf 3 3 3 I A Ennia rf 4 A 1 3 A Rmlteld 2 1 1 1 Walter rf 3 3 3 3 3 Dark aa 3 3 13 1 Birier lb 1113 3 Vnleell 3 0 A 3 0 Millar- a 4 13 3 1 oCNiataar 1 0 ft AGanilnlck 3 13 3 1 FMler 13 0 1 IDoaaeUf 4 3 10 1 bHeath 1 A 3 0 0 Antootlll I 3 3 3 I Baseball Standings Piedmont League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Lynchburg RICHMOND Roanoke Norfolk 4 NowrRort Nem S-O PArtomouth S-S STANDING OF THE CLUBS Lynchburg RICHMOND ST Newport Nowg 34 Portemoutll 34 Norfolk 30 Roanokg 87 GAMES TODAY I Afternoon Game I Portamouth at Norfolk RICHMOND at Newport Nawa (8) Roanoke at Lynchburg fNight Garnet) Norfolk at Portamouth Lynchburg at Roanoke Virginia League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Biockatone 9 Franklin 8 Lawrancovllla 3 Suffolk 3 Potaraburg Emporia 3 STANDING OF THE CLUBS over New York into the first di- vision The Phils who now have won nine of their last 12 games chipped in with timely baseknocks in both contests before a shirtsleeved crowd of Voiselle Is Blasted Bill Voiselle started the first game for the invaders but was knocked from the box in the second inning when the Phils tallied three times Emil bases-full single and another one-baser by Rowell chased the runs home Earl sixth home run narrowed the count to 3-1 but the Phils added three more in the eighth off Reliefer Nelson Potter who was fired from the Philadel phia Athletics earlier this year The key blow off Potter was Ed die Miller four-bagger with one man on base The final tally came in the eighth off Johnny Antonelli $55000 bonus pitcher making his first start in the majors Richie Ashbum beat out an infield roller advanced on a sacrifice and scored on Del safety Ennis sat out the second game making it the first time this year Ennis has missed a ball game Harry Walker relieved him and Total 1141417 Total! 2J 7 17 7 aitll late double play fnr YelaCU la 3rd bFlled out for Potter la Sth eRan for Enel la Alb Boaton Pblladalphla 003 100 I 020 AOA 7 and eighth innings to take a 9-8 lead The Giants regained the lead in their half of the ninth scoring four runs off Ralph Branca fifth Dodger hurler After Willard Mar-shall tied the score by hitting his tenth home run Billy Rigney walloped his seventh round-tripper with two on to put the Giants ahead 12-9 But the Dodgers weren through Gil Hodges singled to start the last of the ninth Roy Campanella then pounded his second two-run homer of the day off Monte Kennedy sixth ni Chucker Sheldon Jones relieved Kennedy for his tenth appearance in 13 games Dick Whitman heat out an infield hit and Pee Wee Reese walked Jackie Robinson beat out a hunt down the third base line to fill the bases Reisrr batted for Erv Palica sixth Dodger pitcher and singled sharply to right to end the slugfest The Dodgers unloaded 20 hits off seven pitchers Hie Giants made 10 off six hurlcrs The teams fell one short of the record for pitchers used by both sides The total of 37 players used by both sides was two short of the record for a nine-inning game Palica was the winner and Jones was tagged with the defeat his second in two days The wolves who were on Mustang Manager Greek George from the moment he walked on the field to catch Michael until a pitched hall by Michael took one of the nails off The Greek's meat hand in the third frame got their licks from home runs by Cardinals Steve Bilko and Charley Frey Itilko's homer a tremendous drive Wer the left-eenterfield fence leading off the sixth was the lOtii of the season for the Lynchburg strong boy and pulled him within three eircuit clouts of the Jew-is Davis Colts Never in flame The Colts never had a chance yesterday The Cards parlayed hits hy Pitcher Johnny Klippstein and Fred Pacitlo with a walk to Frey and an error by Art Lilly for three runs in the third a suffie lent margin for the visitors as it turned out The Mustangs threatened to break loose against Klippstein a long loose righthander in the bottom half of the fourth Dick Klaus and Petr Pavicli hit successive singles and Cotton Pag well walked to load the liases with only one on1 Rut Rhymer went down swinging and Vinnic Smith who had replaced George behind thp plate io the third tlew out In end Ihe ArpJlt Thereafter until the eighth wlu-n Mip Colts sewed llieir brace of runs and sent KlippMein to the showers Long Johi had the home club on his hip Only one man got on base from the fifth through the seventh Klaus getting life on Shortstop Ralph Franck's error in the sixtn Cardinals Stretch Lead Meanwhile Rilko's home run in the sixth and home runn in the seventh with Klippstein on Iwse gave the Cardinals a 6-0 lend They added another tally in the eighth at the expense of Julio Acosta who had relieved Michael at the start of the inning Rebind 7-0 the Colt put over two runs in the eighth and letl three men stranded as Smith stiuek out for Ihe third out Lynchburg Manngrr Vernon Marie-ie taking no ciianres removed Klippatom and replaced lum with HaLcnocht before a run was in Acosta hading off the frame shot a single into left field Then after Lilly skied out Klippstein lost control and walked Klaus and Davis to fill the bases That was all for Klippstein as the nervous and play -it -safe Mackie waved in Ilabenerht from the bull pen Singles by Lewis Davis and Bagwell accounted for two runs with the twscs still populated Rut short fly to center was hauled in hy Pacitto and Smith took a called tnird strike to end what faint hopes were erttertained by the diehards among fne spectators The Cardinals rlimbed aboard Acosta's "soft" pitches in the ninth for two more runs and only a fine throw to the plate by Ry-mer to ratch a base-runner for a double play prevented more Lynchburg scoring In addition to that double-play strike" by Rymrr the Ripper made two spectacular catches going far hack to the right-center fence in the fourth to bring down Toe Dorough's long smash and roming in fast in the fifth to rob Rill Burda of a hit with a shoestring catch INFIELD Colt outfielders figured in three of the team's double plays Bagwell after taking Franck's fly in the fourth loubled Williams off first when the Cardinal base-runner evidently thought two wrere out and went t'wvn to second on the fly Klippstein proved an even better hitter than pitcher against the "olts The Card pitcher lined out three singles in four times at bat cored two runs and drove in mother Catcher Mike Curnan was an embarrassed young man the fourth when he dropped Bagwell's easy pop foul right at the plate Cotton then drew a base halls crowd abrhaa abrhoa 2b 1111 AWyraetek tf A 2 3 2 A 14 Point lb 2 A A 2 4 Adam 2h 11141 Marion a 4 2 2 A 2 Haiton lb 5 114 1 Maria! rf 2 13 4 OSauep If 4 2 2 2 3 Hlanabtfc If 4 115 llllwbllcr rf 4 1 1 3 3 Xnrlhey rf 1 3 0 A 3 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Double plan: Vrrban Miller and Slalar: Vrrban and Hater Left on baaca: Dorian 3 Philadelphia II Hraca an balla: Otf Ponnally I Volarll Potter 1 Antonrll 1 Strikeout: By Voiaril 1 Pettar 4 Dennely 2 Hitt: Orr Volume 3 in I inninaa: Pettar 3 In Anlontlll 1 in 1 Lee-In ptrehar: Voitclle Umelrrr: Jnrda Gnata and DsaeolL Time: Allen da oee (aatlaiattd): 20000 SECOND SAME Carroll Wins Two As Giants Defeat Durham 20-5 7-3 Sonny Carroll 19-year-old southpaw ace of the Richmond Giants mound stall turned in two Negro American Association victories yesterday afternoon at CCA Park as the locals defeated the Durham Eagles 10-5 and 7-3 The slightly built South Richmond youngster relieved Larry Kimbrough in the seventh Inning of the first game allowed one hit that tied the game at 5-5 then went on to throttle the visitors the rest of the day Tonight at Mooers Field the Giants will open second-half play in the NAA against the Jacksonville Fla Eagles David Fuller fleet infielder who alternates at second and shortstop for the Giants turned in the biggest fireworks for the locals as the first half of league play closed Fuller blasted two homers his second and third of the season over the lcftfield fence He also stole his fifty-seventh base in league play a total of 43 games Hoskins Reid Star Bill Hoskins outfielder hit homers- in each game for the Giants while Fleming Reid smashed a triple and double and two singles in the first game 17114 271 ta Tmala 34 i 2 94 Total aGraunded out fnr Norfbry la bFUrd out (Or Wilke la Aik eWolted far Burklurt PHILADELPHIA (N) BOSTON (N) ut Cincinnati A AID A 11A A2A I in with a single and a chipped triple Bullcuf Kua battrd ta: Slaucbltr 2 Kurawakl abrhaa abrhoa Btanky lb 4 13 1 lAihbum tf 2 3 1 1 A Holme If 3 A 1 3 OVertwa lb 4 3 3 I 5 Tor anon lb 1011 0 Howell tf 4 112 0 Elliott 2b 4 3 3 1 SHaaa 3b 4 13 0 0 Hauaell tf 4 0 3 I A Walter rt 4 2 1 0 A Heath 4 0 11 ASiriar lb 3 1 A It 0 Mail a 4 0 14 1 Miller aa 3 A 1 1 Dark aa Sill lSemlnlek a -1 3 03 0 Barrett 3 0 0 1 OBobertt 23102 Whla 0 3 0 0 0 aFMeOonalek 1 3 0 0 Horn A 0 0 0 I Salkrtd 1 0 0 0 0 Franklin nt Suffolk afternoon Suffolk at Franklin night Emporia at Lawrcncavlllo afternoon Lawroncovllls at Emporia night Blaekotona at Petersburg afternoon Petersburg at IHaekatenn night National League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 79 Boaton 8-2 Cincinnati 8-1: St Louis S-S Pltteburgh S-S: Chicago 8-1 Brooklyn 13: Now York 18 STANDING OF THE CLUBS NEW YORK (N) 1 Wyraattk 2 Litvhiler 1 Two-boaa blta: Ut-wbllrr Kluaiewiki Hmna ruaa: Sauer Wyraatek 2 Slolra baaea: Adam' Aacrftlcoa: I Polnte Ulwhiler Double play: Adam to Kluamrakl Left oa basra: RL Loui 2 riodnaatl la Batte on balb: Will 1 Burkhart 2 Blackwell Ptrikruutt: Wilte 1 Hlackwrl 3 Hit: Off Braalr 1 la 1-3 lnnlnta WUte 4 In 4 2-3 Burkhart 4 In 2 Blackwell In 3 2-3 Pater-wet I In Humbert A tn l-2 Hit by pitrhv: Hy Burkhart IHaurri Winnin pltrhar: Black-wrll Loaine piichrr: WUte laurtiea: Stewart Hrnllne and Lon lan SECOND GAME -jooitrii Total 35 110 241 Total Filed out far White la Alb bSIrutk out for Hnma la Atb PHILADELPHIA (A) BOSTON (Al Bi-tim AA2 000 2 Fblleittlphla 010 400 5 Rimer 2b Lorkmu lyfnn If Him lb Cooper Menhell rf Gordon 3b I-ihrkn 2b imwer an Foal Hamm Janwn a Km In KmikowaU Themeon Kcnnedr BROOKLYN (N) abrbon 2 4 3 3 2 A 1 3 3 1 4 1 2 3 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A 1 A I A A 4 A 1 3 4 A I A I A A A A A I 2 1 A A 2 2 4 2 i 2 1 10 1 10 0 11 1 A 0 A A A A A A 1 I A A A 0 A A A A 0 1 I I A A 1 1 1 A 2 CINCINNATI (Nl ST LOUIS (N) abrhoa 4 112 2 Harm aa 2 2 1 iOHobunon 2b a A 1 HHrrniaukl rf 4 111 Adt'o A I 1 A Hranra 4 2 2 1 1 Palin 2 1 A 1 2 Reiser A A A A Okhilha Ir 2 1 2 A IF-dwarda 2 1 A A Miki 3b A A A A A FurlUi rf A A A Hod ye lb A A A A (M'empenell A A A A 1 Taylor 1 1 1 A A Winner A A A A A Ranuitrll A AbRicklry Hahrman nVauahan Whitman rtRsr CAME DURHAM Emm None Run hutted In: Dark Hotel Walter Milter Aehbuni 2 Msler Tnn-bee hits: Hnlnun Heeih Aril bum Ilmntl Thrua-bae bit: Walter Hons run: Dork Sacrifice: Aebbura Double pliyi: Miller Vnbtn end Sluter Left Keeton 11: Philadelphia 4 Bui on belle off: Roberta A Berratt 1 White! 1 Strikeout by: Robert 2 While I Hoeun 3 Hlta rf: Berratt 8 In I liuitnee Write 1 in 2 Heine In I Irwin pitcher: Kurrit Time Cmriree: Gorie Bearden DeeodU and Jorda Attendance 11561 RICHMOND abr Point 2b 1 Marion aa 4 I Muriel rf 2 1 Kurawakl lb 1 0 HI lb 0 3 Slaughter If 1 Iran lb 4 3 Duaak cf- 2 3 Hit 4 1 Brethren 2 brhea ebrhea Jaetf 3 3 I 3 2Dt Meerfe tf 4 1 3 I Detuerr ee 10 13 IPraky 3b 3 12 3 1 MeCmkj If Bill 0 William If 3 I 3 3 3 rvilrmen tf 4 3 3 5 3 Apenee rf 31233 Pain lb 1 3 0 4 IStepheaa aa 3 118 1 York lb 1 3 8 8 3 Doerr 2b 4 4 I I I Meteekl lb 3 113 OdoedaUB lb I 8 4 11 2 White 3b 1113 1 Bette a 8 12 10 Veto rf 4 0 2 0 0 Kinder 4 3 3 0 1 Reear a 10 14 1 Frank 1 A A 1 A (Outer lb A A 1 4 Webb 2b 10 10 1 Rctrib 2 0 0 0 0 Herrte 110 0 0 010010 Thtate IT 0 10 24 12 Tntate 41 2 If 19 haa 1 1 4Wyraitek tf 1 1 2 Adama lb III Hallow 8b I 1 2 Bauer 3 1 lUtwhlltr rf ISO Scbulu lb 3 ID Ktlllcup at 12 3 WOllaau 1 2 3 3 laZirntara Hiiahaa Cm abrh-o a 4 0 17 3 4 0 13 1 4 0 12 2 4 12 3 1 13 14 0 4 2 3 2 1 4 3 111 11111 I 1 2 3 I 13 111 3 10 11 13 111 112 0 1 nbrhoa nbrbs Rprlnefleld 111 Fuller 2 2 2 1 1 lYhnum If 112 12 Had 2b 2 14 4 2 IliM lb Sill SHokkini If 41121 lime tf I I 2 1 I Henke lb I I 1 10 2 William tf I I I 2 A Garina a 4 114 1 Vrinea 4 1 I A IMarahall if 2 I I Tana Ik 2 112 Falla tf i 1 2 1 Mwa 4 12 1 IJnhnana aa 4 1 I 2 Carrs lb I I 1 1 I Kimhnnieh I 2 I I I Moaaief 4 2 1 2 0 Carroll 1 I I I I Hermitage Netters Face Tough Slate In Coming Weeks With victories over the Norfolk Naval Air Station Hilton Village and Hopewell against no setbacks during the past two weeks the Hermitage Country Club netters will embark upon a heavy eight match schedule opening with the City Tournament at the Country Club of Virginia July 10 Joe Kranitzky who is at the Cavalier Hotel Virginia Beach as tennis coach this week will carry the Hermitage team hopes into the City Tournament Saturday Kranitzky plays in the No 1 singles spot and teams with Bob Figg Jr as the No 1 doubles pair Kranitzky and Dick Johnson won the city doubles title last year In the division Rebecca Timberlake and Pauline Hough are the Hermitage chief threats in the City championships The Hermitage schedule: July 10 City touraammt 24 Byrd Park at Byrd Park 25 Mclntyrt Club at Hermitage Auguat 1 Farmington (Tentative) 8 Hilton Village Hermitage 21 Byrd Park Hermitage September 10 National matches at New York 25 Farmington Tmala SI 11 lb24 Tmala 43 X3 22 17 3 aHincicd far KoaikowaM In 2th bNnoo out la 9th whm winning tun scowl cStrvck nut for Rmmadrl! in Tik dDnubiod for Babrman la 3th aWalhrd for Farmnnahl In btk fSinilrd for Palin la 2th 002 in 204-12 York McIIale and Reigel Enter Western Finals Boston at Now York Sain (10-5) and Shoun 13-0) va Hartung (4-S) and Koolo 143) Brooklyn at Bohrman 0 1) and Hatton (5-5) va Leonard (7-S) and Rows (4-3) Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Fox 14' 3) and Wshmtiar (5-41 ve Bonham (S' 3) and Lombardi (3-S) Chicago at SL Leula -Schmitz (7- and Hamnsr (S-2) vn Dick ton (S-S) and Hearn (4-3) American League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Datrolt 4-1 Chicago S-12 Boaton IB Philadelphia 6 New Yerk Waehlngton Cleveland at BL Louie two game peat' pontd rain STANDING OP THE CLUBS Total iraiantf Total 12 1 1 27 aTopped ant fer Kaffoubarier la Tth Philadelphia 00A 001 Beetea 010 01l(14)0-lt Mill 24 2111411 Total 41 10 IT 3711 St Louia Cincinnati 201 004 240-1 22 AOA Krw Brooklyn 001 200 Durban ON OK I Hlrbmond Ml All 1A Error 1 Morion aial 4 Kurawakl 1 Slaughter 1 blta: Muriel Boa ruaa: Sauer Saarlflea: Jonag Doublo piaya: 1a Point to Jonoa Left oa SL Louie 9 Cincinnati Baaca an balla: Brecheen Baffenibergtr 2 Hugbra 2 Craai 2 Btrtkeouu: Bnchcen Hlu: Off BaffaObergar In Is Hugha 2 la 2-2 Can 1 In 3: Pa- A la 1 1-3 Loalng pitcher: Baffni-brreer Umpirea: Hrnllne Stewart Halt: I2L Atleadanea: 22 Mt Error: Boa batted la: Meteekl I Joeet I Doerr Peeky 5 DI Media 2 Goodman 4 Blatter Bette I Stephen Tuu beeee bite! Yale Bette DI Mat do Speaea Doerr Goodman Borne ruse: Meteekl Joeet Doerr Stolen baee: Vala Sacri-flcee: Batte Kinder Double play: Fata Joeet and Fata Buder Joeet aad Fata: Goodmes aad Stapheaa Left oa baeae: Philadelphia Bet-tea 0 Baee on balla: Scheib 4 Herrte 3 Me-Cehau i Kinder Sfrtkrotite: Scheib I Ma-('elien 1 Kinder Hlta: Off Srbelb 10 ta Inabtee: Harrla A ta 1-1 MeCehea 4 ta 1 1-2 Wild pltcbee: Btfwlb Loeta pitcher: Herrte Vmplree: Hummer Grlera and St Arena Tima: 1:25 Attaadaaee: 24A3A Yanks Top Nats 6-5 On Long Fly WICHITA KAS Ttilv James McHale former Philadel phia pro staved off a late rally by Harold Paddock Jr Aurora Ohio for a one-up victay today in the semifinals of the Western Amateur golf tournament He will meet Robert (Skee) Riegel for the title playoff Riegel of Glendale Calif the National Amateur champion turned on the steam in the second eighteen holes of semifinals to knock out Medalist Lawrence Glosser of Oklahoma CSty 6 and 5 Xmn: Dbubo loo Gordon Sfikaii Buna 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Valla John-am 2 Two-ban bila: Urran Jnluiaon Raid Mar hall Tbraa-ban bita: Maid Valla Homa runs: Vullar 2 lliwkine A to Ian ban: Fuller Kaerlllrt: IVtmam Double plan: Kprinrfielii Carry and Trraa Lift on bava: Durban A Blchmued A Haw an balla: lift Kumbrauab 1 Carroll 1 Rirurkmii: Hy Krumbrouab I Carroll I Mora lay 2 Nit: Off Kumbroush ID In I 1-2 ln-ntno farrnll 1 I 2 i Hit by pllrhar: By Mnwlay (Hmktnit ball: Green Winn Inf punier: eamdl rmptira: Chrlrimu and Hrrat Ttan tf sane: Score by innings: ECONO GAME Durham (XX) 010 2 3 6 0 aichmnwd H2 4QQ 7 7 1 Joyner and Green Carroll and Clark and New York 2) and Shea Harr la (1-01 Philadelphia at Washington Cole man ig-5) and Marchlldon (S-O) va Hacfnar (3-7) and Scarborough (9-4) Detroit at Cleveland 2 Hutchinson (3-3) and Houtteman (8-10) va Lam of (11-9) and Zoldak (4-5) St Louis at Chicago Fannin (S' 7) and Sanford (S-7) va Moulder (2-4) and Papisli (0-2) Chisox Overcome Tigers 12-1 After Taking 6-to-3 Setback Vclcrali Pirate Pitchers Sewell and Riddle Tame Cubs in Two Contests 5-1 and 6-2 Flag Day Scheduled At Hermitage Club Thursday will be Flag Day at the Hermitage Country Club as the ladies take over the course with a celebration tournament at 9 A Pairing for the chain nlonahlpo: 9:00 A Mn Moore and lira Glenn Knox 9:05 A Mn Han and Mra A Malone 9:10 A Mra Pollard and Mn Taylor 9:20 A Mra Goddard and Mrs Luck 9:25 A Mra Larson and Mra Phillip 9:30 A Mr Mrtnhaid and Mias Freda Patterson 9:35 A Mn Jesse and Mrs Dowlas Woodfin 9:40 A Mra James and Mra Rex Blankenship 9:45 A Mra Ned Willis and Mra Mar Buhrman A Mra Carl LingamCcltcr and Mra Lee Britton 9:55 A Mra Cumicheal and Mra Dan Wall A Miss Catherine Heckler Mra Fred Perry NEW YORK July Larry fly ball enabled Phil Rizzuto to score from third after the catch in the eighth inning today with the run that gave the New York Yankees a 6-5 victory over the Washington Senators The victory credited to Relief Pitcher Randy Gumpert his first decision of the season gave the Yanks the series two to one and moved them to within a half game of the Philadelphia Athletics After the Senators drew even at 5-all on Early triple and Eddie single off Gum-pert in the eighth the Bombers bounced back in their half to score the deciding jnarker Tony Lupien paced the Chicago clouting with a triple and three singles in five times at bat as Pat See rev and Csss Michaels belted home runs Allen Gettel breezed to his second White Sox triumph on a yield of eight hits CHICAGO July 4 UP) The Chicago White Sox exploded 18 hits for 33 total bases in walloping Detroit 12-1 in the second game of a doubleheader before 23128 persons here today They lost the opener 6-3 FIRST GAME three runs on three hits two of made off Riddle until the eighth when they nicked him for two hits but score The games were handled by two officials as Umpire Lee Balanfant was sidelined with a sprained ankle Bill Nicholson hit his eighth homer of the season in the second inning the only hit the Cubs the 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horseman Chaliedon was sold bv William Brann of Maryland The thoroughbred did all his racing under Brann's colors Since he was retired to stud the son of Challenger 2d-Laura Gal has been at Drymon's Galla-her Farm near here But he remained under Brann's ownership As a 3-year-old Chaliedon bowed to Johnstown in the 1939 Kentucky Derby but later beat him in the Arlington classic at Chicago He also won the Keeneland Special at Lexington that year in the record time of 1:54 3-5 for one and three-sixteenths miles That mark was equalled by Lucky Draw at Pawtucket iir 1946 Chaliedon copped the Preak-ness Stakes in 1939 and went on to be that leading money winner with earnings of $117535 Srhmi 2h- Waitkua lb Jeff coat tf Pafte lb Xtcbolaon Lowrry If Acbefriui ol Culler aa bA Walter Smalley ae Xuab oMaddrra Doberale -cCatarretia abrbe abrhaa Tori 2b 3 13 1 SRInoto a 3 12 11 Kneer lb 4 118 IHenricb rf 4 3 12 0 Milan water tf 2 0 1 4 Bern 4 4 3 4 1 Stewart tf IIII3DI Mania tf 4 1 1 1 McBride If 3 3 13 AMeQuiita lb 4 3 1 3 3 Coen If 3 3 1 Alohneon lb 4 1 1 Cbrietaun a'i All Iriirnwetti A 31122 eSulllTaa I 3 3 OLcpet 2 3 13 8 Yemen lb 5 3 3 5 ODrawe 3 3 3 3 3 Wooten tf-tf 4 12 1 IbBrawn 3 13 3 3 Crane 13 3 1 lGampert 0 3 3 3 3 Early a 1 0 3 3 OeMepra 1 3 0 3 3 RTyna 4 13 3 IP 3 0 3 3 3 PITTSBURGH July Hie undent pitching nrms of Rip Newell and Elmer Riddle put 'ittshurgh into second place today the Pirates swept a twin bill the Chicago Cubs 5 to 1 and to 2 Riddle allowed the Cubs only our hits in the nightcap Sewell nok credit for the opener Ralph viner got his twentieth home run 'f the season with one aboard in he first inning of the second ame A delighted crowd of 26183 vatched the home club capture he double contest Kirby Higbe pitched the last hree innings of the first game if ter Sewell tired in the heat and vai removed for a pinch-hitter Tie Pirates sewed up the contest the fourth when they jumped Hank Borowv for three runs a single double triple and a valk Phil Gavaretta who went in as pinch-hitter for the Cubs was 7ked from the game in the ninth nning for protesting too vigorous-v when Umpire Al Barlick called im out on strikes The nightcap was decided in the irst Inning when the Pirates got Totale 11184 3 TOtalo 41 12 13 ST II 3 11 IT IT Detroit Chiceeo 04 8A8 11 TWola 34121411 Tmala 22112113 Uroundad out for Borawy In lib bStrnrk out for Knah In StK rKllad out for Kluia in fth dFIM out for Hrwrll In 2th Total 15 3 10 IT 3 Total Struck out for Wlcht In Atb bFouted out for Peanon in 71b cOraimded out fnr Rotblett In 8th 1343173 Butterflies Score On One-Hitter Special to The Times-Dispatch GLOUCESTER POINT July 4 Butterflies dumped Amoco of Gloucester Point here today for the second straight time as Junie Holt hurled masterful one-hit ball to lead his mates to a 5-0 victory Bill Catlett of Amoco touched Holt for a single in the third while Gloucester battered Jim Trexler for 12 hits including a homer by Donner in the second to clinch the win Tmala 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batted in: PaTIm Waatlak Klutto 2: Klner Twa-bnao hit: Jeff roar Borawy Kiner Star ana Three-bara bit: Klutta Sacrifice: JafT-eoat Double alaya: Borawy Culler and Wiltkua RewrU Muitouah and Sternu Left on bnaea: Cblcaae ID Pitteburfb Bom on holla: Off Sewoll 3 Borawy 2 Knah 2 Strorkoui: By Bewail 2 by Hlib 1 Mlu: Off Borawy I la I laninca: Sewoll A in A Kuab 2 la Hiabe In 2 Wild pitebaa: Sewell Kuah Wtaaiaf Richer: Sewell Loelni pitcher: Borawy Vmsim BarUrk and Bara Tima: 1:12 Atundanoa: i (niiuatod) Erron: thrift Mlcheela Rune betted la: Erne a Lupten 2 Truck Swift Philter Xtra-bu bite: Kell Kolloway Swift Stolen bate: Lupten Seerlflcae: Swift Wetefleld Doable pter: Michael Kellewer aad ptea Left on beeee: Detroit 11 ehteuca A Been on ball: Wight 5 Peanon 2 Benton 1 Struck eat: By Wlcht 1 Truck 3 Beaten 2 Hlta OR Trucks 10 la 3 1-3 iniitiiw Benton 1 in I 1-8 Wliht 8 In 3: Peanon 1 IS 2 Rotblett 1 In I Wild pitch: Wlcht peeeed ball: TrariL Winn In pitcher: Truck Lorin pitcher: Wiaht I'mpirae: PapeitDa McGowan aad Hub-rd Time 2:11 A tt endue (ertlauled): 20AD Error: Bnlek lamrey Kuna batted la: Hopp Klner 2 Mnrtauih Jrffcoat Bojek Kieholeoa Wear lake Two-baas hit: Lowrry Thne-boae hit: Hoppl Home mat: Klner Kicbnban Stolen boat: Bojek Sacrifice: Biddle Doable plan: Fafko Scbrna aad Wait Bokk aad Sterna left bn baeca: Cbicaeo A Pktaburab A Baaaa oa balla: Off Blddla 4 Batb Dobanls Btritaouta: By Biddle 4 Boah 1 Debnaie Hlta: Off Bath ta 4 Inn tnea Dcfcercic A in 4 Lstlnx pitcher: Both DOtpiraa: Farr and Xarikk Tum: 111 Error: Christ mu 2 Juhnena McBride -Rub butted in: Erena ailtenweter McBrida Wynn Riieuto 2 DI Messla Yart Bern SYe-hue bile: McBride ZtadeU Hraiicb Three-baee hit: Wysa Stolen bate: Wooten Saatftea: Henrirh Left on bun: Wathtaeton 10 New Yerk UL Beeee oa belle: OR Wynn Leaat Draw Striheoute By Lepet Drew 1 Gumpert 1 Paa Hitt: OR Lepet 11 in I 3-3 Drew 3 in 1-1 Gumpert (I ta 3: Peg 1 ta Wtantac pitcher: Gumpert Umptreel Rommel McKinley Boyar and 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