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iJnroln Journal Nfbmoka Journal Monday. July 7. 19th Annual All-Star Game Is Tuesday National League Starters Simmons. Raschi Are Starters CAMPANELLA Dodcers LOCKMAN GUnto ROBINSON Dodfers HAMNER Phillies THOMSON Giants SACER Cubs MCSIAL Cardinals SLAUGHTER Cardinals American lie Starters Curt rest for the All-Star Game. Simmons for the National League i'tengel probably wishes now he and Vic Raschi for the American had eave the mound league will be the opposing pitch- start of the fifth inning of ers in the 19th annual All-Star first game because of a Haseball Game at Shibe Park muscular pain in hi.s chest.

It is Tuesday. not known whether the 14 game Simmons, the fireballing left winner will be available for action hander of the Philadelphia Phillies Tue.sday. who returned to major league As for Reynolds, he has a badly ba.seball from the armed services sprained wrist. He grip at the start of the 1952 has the ball Sunday because record of seven victorie.s and two of inflamation on the right thumb He has hurled four shut- and wrist. If that enough outs.

headaches for a manager who has Raschi, bellwether of the world yet to lead a winning All-Star champion New York directed two Stengel pitchinft staff, has an eight win will without George Kell, star and two defeat record to carry third baseman, and probably Dorn iinto the dream game. DiM.nggio, brilliant outfielder, both 0 of the Hoston Sox. Kell is MANAGER Durocher of nursing a groin injury and Hithe National League said he Maggio a leg injury, w'ould follow Simmons, who will hurl the first three innings, with HOW Casey has filled Gerrv Staley (11-tt) of the St. in. Ixnil.s Cardinals or Hob Rush (9-6) I.

Named Gil McDougald of of the Chicago Cubs. the to for Kell. BERRA Yankees ROBINSON White Sox AVILA IndUnt RIZZUTO Yankees ROSEN Indians MITCHELL Indians BAUER MANTLE Yankees May By ait Dohhins Is the minor league manager the forgotten man? There have been four changes in major baseball loop pilots this season. Fred Hutchinson was an unexpected choice at Detroit; inexperienced and a regular member of the mound corps, he relieved Red Holfe. Marty Marion, who took over for Rogers Hornsby, could league.

Charley Grimm, Tommy claim only one season of master-minding and that in another successor at Boston and Steve who replaced Eddie Sawyer at Philly, have had more chances than any other pilots in the business with the single exception of Bucky Harris of Washington. Frisch Had Chance Another pilot, now in radio, Frankie Frisch, also had more than his share of chances to make good after he left the House at St. Louis. Why the big league moguls bring up a minor league skipper? Joe McCarthy do so bad with the Yankees. There are only five major league pilots at the helm today who been fired at one time or another and a couple of these gentlemen are treading on pretty thin ire.

This group includes Billy Meyer of Pittsburgh; Paul Richards, White Sox; Phil Cavarretta. Cubs; Eddie Stanky, Cardinals and A1 Lopez of the Indians. It is interesting to note that Meyer. Richards and Lopez each served tenure in the minors before being moved upstairs. Time Ik Ripe Many baseball ob.servers think that the time is ripe for a realignment of the two major leagues.

It is reported that the Philadelphia are in a bad way financially and have been getting considerable help from the American League. The Boston Braves are in a bad way and in St. Louis the Browns are suffering now that the Cardinals have started to climb. It all sums to the fact that Philadelphia, Boston and St. Louis canmit support two clubs.

The American League afford to pouring money into a losing enterprise although drastic steps may be a year away. On The Mound 2. Indicated replace Dl- Maggio with Mickey Mantle of the Yankees if the Boston are can't play. S. Named Jim Turner of the Yankees as hatting practice pitcher to replace Ted I.yons of Detroit.

l.eo nurochvr. manager of the WHHTRKN l.K4(.l'K I- Calorada Harlan CarMn 47 ST Hloat CIO 4.S 37 Pratar 41 SH ..337 Wkhlta 43 3S ..331 Omaha 41 Oat Moiaat 34 4N .41.3 ZS 33 AMKRICAX I.KXCI I. I'cf. 4.3 44 4Z 31 3t Z.3 .360 .334 CURT SIMMONS Faces Americans. VIC RASCHI-AL him.

hopes on Fight onight A's Averages Batting NATIONAL I.K34ÌI I. Prt. ................31 II Vorh 47 4 M. I.OMU 34 .37.3 4Z 3.3 .343 ChlladHiihIa 3.3 40 MaclHuall 33 4 4 llothHi 30 ZI IVTKKNA riON 31, I.KAtil 33 I. 3loalrral Hrrarata Toraaln HprlaaOald llalOmara oiiawa 11 affala ASIKUICAN The New York Giant manager waa not sure which of the two right handers would hurl the middle three innings.

He said too, that he was not definite on who would go the final three for the favored National Leaguers. Casey Stengel, manager of the League All-Stars, said Bob Lemon (7-7) of the Cleveland to 5 favored National Leaguers, ilndiansvwouid go the middle three also was forced to make a switch, innings for the junior circuit. He. Elwin (Prearher) Roe of the was not definite on his third Brooklyn Dodgeis asked to cused to visit his seriously ill father in Arkansas STENGEL WAS having his agreed and immediately named problems Monday. He had been Jim Hearn of his own ftinnt.s to on the junior replace Roe.

uu pitching ares to stifle the big bats A of about of the favored National Leaguers, receipts of some $160,000 Is ex- 3 But unless there are last minute pected. recoveries, it looks like Stengel Another will be derivwl have the services of little from radio and television. All the Bobbv Shnntz of the Philadelphia money goes into the players an- 3 Athletics or Allie Reynolds of his miity and insurance fund. The own Yankees. Stengel was being funny Saturday when he promised that the Yankees would knock the amazing little guy out of the box early on Sunday so he rould ri.B.

43 37 3S 37 3.3 .334 .433 .4 40 .437 ab 4 34 I ManilNl 02 I Hocli iNiry llnldrn I 33 1 izr. U.jrdBor Z. 3 4 NliaaU 170 71 77 I 23 30 10 14 Sb 3b 17 2 13 .3 1.3 4 I 1 I 4 4 2 I .3 I 2 Ibi 31 40 14 34 SI 31 4 20 5 Mllwaiibtc act. Ht. .301 ladlaiuuMilb .272 .27 1 iso Rebulu .212 31 37 40 47 47 HU.

31 27 34 30 .42 42 41 42 41 43 37 46 37 47 .440 2S 34 .341 20 23 34 (i.R. 3 10 VB American holds a 12 to 6 edge in the series although the Nationals have won the last two and seek to make It three in row for the first time since the game was Inauguiated. NEW STAIHUM order to relieve congestion at Memorial Stadium, ity of Nebraska athellle officials havo provided a new entrance (above) to the northwest area. Beforo the new entrance was rut into the stadium the traffic afttr football games was bottle-necked in that aeelion since the exit was throught the renter section. (Journal Photo.) NU Grid Ducats i Are Going Fast 1 It 13 17 23 All-Star Hurlers Take Poundings By WALT DOBBINS Journal Sports Editor clear the stadium projier Hkvtf been completed at the northwetC hind Brooklyn, and still getting With Bobbv Hevn.dds slated to make another bid for All-Amerlea WHy is under ball toting honors, Gornhusker West Stadlunfj f.Kdbnll fans have already plucked a heavy wire cyclone fencC off most of the choice seats in Stadium as- board affair around the Buring Business Manager A.

J.i“*'® of a full house for jthe five-game home slate. Coach Bill eleven, I rated as one of the upper bracket Bill Will Aid HrabCMli PHILADELPHIA Bfii heat may put the premium on stamina tonight in the welter- weight title bout between Cham- pion Kid Cavilan of Havana and Gil Turner, the 21-year-old chal- --lender (rom HaSlillilS WlIlS 12 13 22 I Pitching Ip Hi III'! 74 32 2'b 3 bb 31 41 41 37 14 WTHTRItN LKAGt'K LINCOLN rail UArblla i'alurado 9 rate. I 41. Iirarrr 10. i Umaba 4-2.

AMLRICAN LBACiVB I ,5 N.W York 5 HbUaarUUOa 2-T WaOiinalaa 5. Railua 2 4 hlcaau 3. 2 S. lU. Loab 'V NATIONAL LKAGTK Vafb 21, 0-4 fine pitching from such bs Paul this year, opens against Twrn Nlofvldk Paul Mlnner and Warren South Dakota here Sept.

20. The iTClfiliC illHM Hacker who finale at Norman is ,1 11 hitter and a four-hitter resepc- 22 Football and baseball will tively. In the American, the Wedne.sday night at Shermaii Kenaiors were stili suspended in imv Field. fourth place. picking up Cornhusker Grid Coach BUI Eddie Cardinals were lewrvallons is Aug.

30 and will join local baseball (inlv ikncf liatnrafa aro Roaop 2 I S-2. 4 Iprlaaall 1-0 3-4 I.NTKRNATIONAL LKAGl'B KocbeMtr 3. TaroMo 3 IIHtawa Raffalo 3-3 HrracMM 4. MoMreal 3 2-1. HprtaafIrM I-A AMKRH AN AHHtM lATION ll-l.

iPdUMpolU 3-4 HASTINGS Hastings swim- Midwest ftiinw csi Swim Crown hMlrUoM rals. oih I uv Gumea Will the keed from the Cuban canebrakes wilt under the fury of sw'arming Can Turner carry his pace over the 15-round route against Gavilan, the indestructible man? Those are the questions to be answered in Municipal Stadium AAU swimftiing ilP where 40.000 fans are expected to here, edging Omaha Field Club by pav to the latest home point, 108-10i, wkhthin LKSnt'K town sensation bid for a Hastings swimmer Cail Benia moin i iiflo 'it 8 nm fCSTl the only triple Winner in the line ai m. ivai i. 4fiii hph With prosjiccls of hot. muggv divi.non, winning th weather and daytime temperature and 1.500-meter vents.

He around 95, this could build up into swam on the winning tion 4L LFAnra another Sugar Ray Robin.son-Joey meter iree-style relay Maxim duel of survival. However, Jane there will be no glaring television 800 and frw-s I iieHfluV lights at ringside because radio, Norma Lllsworth. Omaha, TV and theater TV all have been a new record 'he -----barred. breast stroke event, with a time Unbeaten Turner, with 25 of 1 A knockouts in 31 straight wins. Omaha Field Club Coach George brings a sensational record into protested the Hastings c- the ring.

But he mu.st face an tory, however, claiming a fol experienced veteran of 98 fights violation by Omaha Peony I ark who has been knocked down only prevented his club from piac ng once in his 10-year pro career, higher and getting enough points A total of 19 arrests for fishing By United Press annual All-Star game may be a delightful ex-1 itravaganza to the fans but IsUiU just an added, unwanted to the players and man- lagers. I Just how the players and pilots Cnd.r’wh.Tno nin. N.irCiho strattd again Sunday straight victories which have i leaves the business manager than six of 2 over and within 'he upjier balcony Wednesday for pro football ers named to the American and Giants dutv in Canada National League squads saw ac- valuable player Advanre firket reservatiohs at tion and thus will come up for made twlav the moment are highest for the game without probably would go followint either Shantz or Allie Hcyn.ilds tiit. ceremonies will bo short each deliberate rase of snubbing Clark. takes over business dotJea for rest.

The cuuw J-kr with some solace in tnc lacl inai in ik vV-Vr of CioW.H Nov. 15, cvrvmvi. y. u. horn, f.nnlv.

umiounu diy i.s L.uxr fnr of the 8 game prom- ed by many to tie A. Q. Sctiimmel. presldVnt of yi ar and now back Lincoln Civic Bssebsll 'r I Braves. Bobby of the bust of the Ih.

All-Stpr ju.tlr. 't'ri: umphed over sin and the pitcher lost. Those tugged with Sal Maglie of the Mike Garcia of the Indians ami Satchel of the Browns. WAS beaten by the 4 to 1. after the CJiants Roberts, 2 to was 'hammered by 8 2, "TT "'drth ld.n,.T Sun- lloiiierN Rill oncs By the Assoelatrri Press Bill rinekard his By Commission dhuiTi, 7 to 6- I- ved to the vJhite 3 to 2.

Bjars from h'nwlng a 13 innings when Minnie Minoso record of 82-12-4 lacks fn win. the glamor of perfection but it reflects the willingness to fight all. Ord Defeats S-H All-Stars defeated the Sherman-Howard All Stars, 7-1, in a Independence Day tilt. Golf Tourney Pairinjjs Told Winners nitUHMi 4 er Ilenir on br Uuk 't lOO owltr by l-'n ld iuh 1 ZI 300 bv i.Mrrrill IO Irrrr MvOuir. Ina Ci.rnr»» 4 04 HOO -in 11 A 1 lim Ilia Hill, Mill 10 V-, IliHlKvt.

cinn IlHi-mrltrr frw td times qunl.fying .1 M.m,. luu.n.- Dan Dilla cracked out a three- round of the run homer in the third to Invitational Golf Championship i.o., 1 the game for Ord. Bill Novosad announced Monday, r.m u. A), Pairings involving Lincoln golf- pitched for Ord and h( Id im Ail ladmdudl xvir. k- Sf, s' slfnW- Mill and hunting violations were reported by the Nebraska Commission.

This total accrued a two-wei'k ixTiixl. mil. Following are the offenses of those arrested' although win Ixiwed in Si III S3 hit a home run, and Paige, reliev- ing Ned (iarver, suffered the de- In the nnly games, a feat as the Tigers the at Des Moines, the Browns. 8 to 6. for second Bruins were 4.0 straight under Fred Hutchinson.

In other games Sunday the Cubs beat the Reds. 5 to 1 and 2 to 0, the Cardinals downed the Pirates, to 5 and 6 to 4, and the Senators defeated the Red Sox. 5 to 2. dowaki reported, "partiruiarly for Kanaas, Colorado and Oklahoma and our allotment for the Jayhawk and Buff games will prnhahly be gone before the start of the 'Die Nebiaska slate; Home Sept. Dakota.

Grt. 4: biwa State Get. II: Kamas State. Nov. Mib.soun.

Nov. 15: MiniK'kota. Away Sept. 27: Oregon at Portland. Oct.

18: State at State College. Get. 25: Colorado at Ikiulder. Nov. 8: Kansa.s at I.awn*nre.

Nov. 22: Oklahoma at exits whlrh will help and 2-1 by Omaha. Rain post- poiM'd a single Wu hlta at Colorado Springs game and prevented play of a Lincoln at Sloirx City double- 'I'he Colorado Springs game was KeronI rescheduU'd for a Open Gity Softball Muny MONPAT Ti30 M. r.HMItrr Club lAAAl, IA Al I. il.ihsar (All lUnk Cat Kri.tc« Karla I Hi M.

hbnwallfr va Jinarnt lAAIIi t.aa .1 va a va Hava (All Hotl lA'Jn llavrliMk va Hirtb K.irit Um Plaea MONDAY 7i3o s.si.-~r Mrf.hant* Mick't Tiaaaeoft Havelock M4INIIAY Ti 30 6 Air (AAll Hi 43 Clrtaart v(. TeSMI M. K.LL i College View MO.NIIAY 7iSH Malr Rank W. C. Y.

Ouilavka Kll.l.i aT' llauv Xl, i.Tri!;; ludf thf games and the D'xlgers leading UlMNil Windrll (I Huebra ut Omaha, linrd 110 vnd cnala Nuia-HraMiralv Uh RaaMaiU I'aritiH I't and Coiar Murkv of Mrmphia The National by 4 The White IJnroln DriviT I. 4 1 itnu, fmrd 410 and Mr and Sox, Indians, Senators and Red 1....1 and I'l in dam a S( oiids timing trials ailiOtlg the Amcri- and he won the third heat and finivi ei Ilijiitcr, wlio won Royal Lytha Course Monday to the early finishers in tlie fji.st round of the OMAHA -Jim of Lincoln Britisii Open golf liamiiiori'yhip. a dr. ml lalvrtv I 'd wiule till' range of tiie A yi'ar ago th( Sox wcie the AL lead- Stars to six well scattered hit- He whiffed 14 batters. 1 7 10 r' r.it last-man-out He was siiadcd the Brltisii am.itcur title in 1921, Di'k Brown of Ornai.a in the a 73 on the Royal Lytham ffr'itlill-.

T' am Mltn I m. dn while game Om Odd (KKl 00.1 011 0 All Slara cud Hattcori Spiltn.k I.ukrvaiaic/ (7) and Millvbach. Mudala, rvovo tad tnd Jnhiiaun W.Nf (Imaha and rn ft I am liitk I inculn llr (U (tm.ih.- and 1 1 imaha am ddlr l.insaln. KaniHjft (Imaha and T.d Nlkirl (Imah. 0 IS Mtlph (Whdrvl M.rd, I.imoln Wialrr.

(Im.ha. and IVll Irti mimt Red am Sian Siri'h. I.mcoln: Kriipinvkl. and Mill Omaha rKia l' am Jaik Hr.kinli»r!> Mob nihi nirl.r trrr.nl»—W bv Omoha I'. l.mvfln and Orvillr I'ratt (e- iha iv Avrrv.

Mar Ihrm I.tm 1 Trv Iiivlna mrtrr trtr'lilr li facbvrn. Rpd Sox Adil Nine BOSTON Boston Sox have added nine players to their roster since the start of the ijiu teason. Seven of the players were (imaha and Il.r'ild Mark, (lir.ihi acquired deals with other clubs, lo to a cmr rvlitn til ilru. and (vmola ma 11 1'. 1 II Mrrrv l.tni l-a Jr and Marvm ah.

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I Wins The Penitentiary softball team took an easy 12-1 victory from the Brandt-E( khard club of the City Softball laeague. jj Sun 'Irirr brravi b-'. tiMi airirr indlodual a r. I'i i'-ra 1 PlaYurGiiiitl 6:30 p.m. MldatU I'a" at fni I 1 a( Hayward I'r.

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