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1 TEN BROOKS SAIN TIE WITH ST. LOUIS THE PAKTAGBAPH. BLOOMDfGTOV, ILLINOIS, IATTJ1BAT, AUGUST 20, 1141. Everyone Rookie at Wisconsin Pirates Rout 8-2-Brooklyn Wins Putter Trouble Drops Harrison Into 3 Way Tie GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. (AP) Big E.

J. (Dutch) Har Williamson Will Install Own Version of Kiner Smacks 33rd Homer In 6 Run Fifth Brooklyn Blows 4 Run Lead But Wins in 12th i.V; rison ran into putter trouble MADISON, WIS. (AP) Friday and dropped into a three BOSTON. (AP) A lusty dou PITTSBURGH. (AP) The Pittsburgh Pirate put a crimp Everyone's a sophomore at Wis way tie with Lloyd Mangrum and i 111 ble to the base of the wail in left consin this year, even though 30 Jim Ferrier lor the lead in the into the pennant hopes of the St lettermen will answer the first Louis Cardinals Friday night with Grand Rapids Open golf tourna ment football practice call in 10 days.

center by Duke Snider Friday night scored two teammates with the winning runs as the Brooklyn Dodgers overcame the Boston smashing 8-2 win before i crowd of 32,476. The Pirates kay That was the word Friday from Harrison, playing out of St Andrews, 111., had three three- the Badgers' new head coach, Ivan (Red) Williamson, himself Braves 6-4 in 12 innings. A crowd the only first year man among putt greens that kept him from retaining the one-stroke lead he took on the opening day. His of 25,720 witnessed the victory of the Brooks which put them into a tl with the St. Louis Cardinals Big 10 coaches this fall.

oed starter Jerry Staley with six runs in the fifth, three of them on Ralph Kiner's 33rd homer of tht season. Cliff Chambers scattered seven hits to register his ninth win against three defeat. score card showed 65-68133. for first place in the National league. Harrison's most disastrous hole Played at Michigan.

"They're all sophomores as far i the coaching staff is con was tne lotn where he was on 1 the green to try for aa eagle. cerned," commented Williamson. "We got acquainted with some of His first putt was strong and it Stan Rojek's two run single took two more for him to hole Lefty Joe Hatten had tne Braves shut out on three singles until the ninth when the Braves erupted for four runs to tie the score, driving out Hatten and Jack Banta in the process. box scoas. Brooklyn.

I Boston is I the lettermen in spring drills, but others didn't come out for vari out. started the Pirate splurge in the iirth. He went all the way to third on a high throw to the plate by Jim Ferrier, the big San Fran ous reasons. Until we ve seen all the candidates in action, we'll ciscan, also had a cold putter as he had seven two putt greens on rank them all on the same basis i-nos slaughter and scored as Nippy Jones failed to nip him Reese Sill Stanky.lb 40141 a ih I 0 0 141 Williamson, who took over the Rackley.lt I 1 I I RuiMll.cf 10 110 alios after picking up Johnny Hopp's grounder. Tom Saffell then walked, setting the stage for the back nine, missing a couple of real short ones.

He finished with a 86-67133. Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago, one of the pre tournament favorites, Badger grid job from Harry Stuhldreher during the winter, is no stranger to the Western con 4 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 10 11 ft 0 ar' 4 0 0 9 flR.EU'tt.lb 4 0 0 1 1 IHeath.ll I 0 1 10 1 Ib-Rlckert 9 0 11 0 Barret to 9 0 0 1 Olvolselle.p 4 0 0 0 0c Sain 0 0 0 0 0 d-Fpehn 0 0 0 0 0 Holmrs.rf Snider Hodsea.lb Furlllojl Hatten.p BanU.p Minner Kriklne.p Kiner's homer. BOX SCOBS. St. Louis.

I Pittsburgh. ference. He played a lot of end for Michigan back in the early 30'g and knows it won't be any easier coaching than it was play 10 10 0 10 10 0 3 0 14 1 1110 0 41155 1 0 4 1 ihot a 66 six under par to make up the two stroke lead that Harrison held over him after yesterday's 87 round. Starini.cf 4 0 1 HRoJek.es Jill) Sch'd'sUb 4 0 I 1 IS.fT.ll.d 11141 10 0 1 aisiiu.ii ftark.sa Muslelj-t 4 1 1 1 0 'Hopp. lb 41110 ing.

tw 41)1 0lKlner.1t Still SUughj.ll It going to be plenty rough Mangrum birdied the 17th and 18th to gain his berth in the 4 0 11 0 Walker.rf 1111 4 0 0 4 10 0 0 e-Relaer Potter.p la -Ryan ntall.o this year," he admits. "It's a Merlon.es Rlce.c 4 0 0 0 BasgalMb 4 0 0 4 1 110 1 1 B'km'nJb 110 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 10 0 0 0 3 0 three way scramble for the lead. Glav'nojb cinch we won't be as strong as 1 0 0 0 1 1 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ch'mbVp 0 0 0 1 All the name golfers stroked their way into the final two Staley.o Wllki.p a-Kleln Heeler Salkeid.c 1 0 0 0 0 many of our opponents." Last year's squad under Stuhldreher won only two of nine games. 0 0 0 0 1 rounds. Pi- Totala 44 0 13 36 161 Totale 43 4 11 16 V) Total! 11 i 7 14 101 Totala 38 1 7 37 10 truck out (or Wllks In 7th.

a ued out lor v. amun Ran or Heath In 0th. Singled (or Volatile tn 13th. May 8hift Wilson. Williamson plans to install his St.

Loula 100 010 0001 Furuhashi Pittsburgh 000 060 0x i Mm own version of the attack, simi Announced to bat ior CrandaU in lar to what he used at Lafayette ninth. MARLENE IS FIRST JR. GOLF CHAMP. Tiney, blonde Marlene Bauer, IS, Los Angeles, holds the charrpion's cup at Philadelphia Friday after she won the first National Girls' Junior Golf Championship. She defeated Barbara Bruning, 17, White Plains, New York, In the first title contest for ladies under 18 years.

APWirephoto Singled for Kaiser lnein. NO STRINGS Clyde LeForce of the Lions is no puppet, in fact he pulls the strings as quarterback in the Detroit National Foot; Roiek, glaufhter. BBI Slaughter, Schoendlenet, Rojek 1, Hopp, Klner 9. KR Klner. Stalev.

Chambers 3. DP Grabs Third (Pa.) cc. his previous post. ,001 002 100 0026 000 000 004 0004 Brooklyn Boaton svB)M tun akma. is caaj mj ace uie uvcmuw vrcwu- 1 His main trouble, he anticipates, is finding a quarterback who is Saffell and Hops: Ktnar and Hopp.

Left St. Loula Plttfburah (. BB Off I. Chambera 1. Reeder 3.

SO By incti, icz-pounder can depend on tackles Huts Thomas, left. World Title an all round performer who can veorffJTsUJXert lr support during workouts i Normal ia.Ypiilana. Chambers 7. SUley 4, Wilka 1. Hit Off SUley 4 In 4Vi lnntnga; Wllkl none take care of all chores and spark the club." In 1H: Reader I In WP Staley.

Win Standings ner Chamber (9-1). Loeer SUley (1-7) LOS ANGELES. (AP) Hironoshin Furuhashi, the as- AMERICAN LEAGUE. Gamea toundmg Japanese champion, W. Pet.

Behind Henrich, Yanks Top swam to his third world record oore. Hobo ana Flnelll. 1:83. Cubs Score Five In 9th to Win The ends may be a bother, too, he says. For.

that reason he's thinking of shifting veteran Bob (Red) Wilson, the Badgers' most valuable performer as a center the past two seasons, to one flank on offense. Wilson would continue as a line backer on defense. New York 71 Boa ton 00 performance tonight in the 800 meter freestyle, but the Japan City Doubles Play Opens Monday Ten doubles tennis teams open play at IWU Monday in the city tourney with Dick Green and Bruce Dambold meeting Dick Cleveland Detroit 04 Philadelphia 62 I Hall, Ruaaell. RBI Hodgee, rurtllo, Rackley, Dark 3, Stanky 1. Snider 1.

IB Reese, Stanky, Snider. 3B Rackley. SB Snider. Robinson, Dark. DP Dark and Fletcher; Potter, Dark and rietchar: Roblnion, Reese and Hodgea; Reese, Robinson and Hodges; Ersklne and Jorgenaen.

Lett Brooklyn 9, Boaton 11. BB Off Batten 4, Minner 1, Ersklne 3. Potter 4, Hall 1. SO By Hatten 9. Minner 1.

Ersklne 1, Potter 1, Hall 1, Barrett 1. Hits Off Hatten 9 In 8 Innings; Banta 1 In none (pitched to one batten; Minner 1 In Ersklne 1 In Potter 10 In 64; G. Elliott none In 1H; Hall none In Barrett 1 In 1 (none out In 12th Volselle none In 1. WP Hatten. Winner Ersklne (3-11, Loser Barrett (1-11.

Reardon. Jorda, Daacolt and GoeU. 3:18. A 38,720. Roberts Throttles Giants on 6 Hits ese domination of the National .637 no .930 .426 .330 .329 4 9 10i 11 34 33 V4 36 AAU men's crawl events came hicaeo 40 A's-Remain 4 Ahead Waihlnfton 38 CINCINNATI.

(AP) The an end with an upset victory Fall workouts start Aug. 29 at St. Loula 30 in the 100 meters by Robert NATIONAL LEAGUE. Chicago Cubs came from behind with a five-run rally in the ninth to defeat the Cincinnati Reds, 7 4, Gibe of the Detroit Athletic club. Camp Randall.

The Badgers meet Marquette in the traditional intra state opener Sept. 24 and then face St. Loula Furuhashi was clocked official- ly in 9:35.5. 15.4 seconds better IS 124 Walked for Lake in tth. Singled for Houtteman In tth.

Doubled for Tannin In 1th. Illinois, California, Navy, Ohio Brooklyn New York Boaton Philadelphia Plttibureh Turley and Tom Roberts In the 43 43 56 57 90 66 73 .616 .616 .504 .0114 .473 .4114 .370 than Bill Smith's listed world State, Indiana, Northwestern, preliminary round at 5 p. m. First record. Tommy Drives In 3 to Pace 7-4 Triumph Detroit 010 001 0011 Cincinnati round play will start Tuesday with St.

Louis 100 000 Olx 4 Iowa and Minnesota on successive Saturdays. Then, while all eyes were cen Chicago the semifinals carded for Thurs PellieTtni. Ik. Pni Knkne 4 tered on the battle between S. Llpon 1, Mullln.

IB Kokos, Kell, Elder, day and the finals Saturday. before 8,368 fans here Friday night. Singles by Wayne Terwilllger, Smokey Burgess, Phil Cavarret-ta, Herman Reich and Mickey Owen, a long fly by Andy Pafko and an error at third by Grady Hatton gave the Cubs their five markers. The Reds took a 1-0 lead In the third when Bobby Adams Olympic champion Wally Rls and Results PHILADELPHIA. (AP) The Philadelphia Phillies gained their raumn.

nn ivokos. spence. Hlevers. Yoshihiro Hamaguchi, Japanese Sullivan. DP Prlddy.

Pellegrini and Graham 1: Pelleerlni. PHrtrfv ni DOUBLES PAIBINOS. PRELIMINARY ROUND D. Green and Dambold va. D.

Tiirlev winner in the 200 meter freestyle first triumph over Dave Koslo NEW YORK (AP) Tommy Henrich singled In two runs in the and T. Roberta. earner tnis week, Gibe came since he entered the major leagues ham; Kokos and Moss; Llpon, Lake and Kolloway. Left Detroit 10; St Loula 4. BB Off Houtteman 1, Fannin 1, Ostrow-skl 1, rerrlck 1.

SO By Houtteman 1, Three Way Tie In Inter Service MONTGOMERY, ALA. (AP) A colonel, a captain, and a down in the final 30 meters like FIRST BOUND Taesday, P. M. Shirk and B. Green va.

allien and partner. Mississippi sidewheeler to take sixth inning to map a 44- deadlock, then added his 22nd home run in in 1942 as they defeated the New York Giants 7-1 Friday night behind the six hit pitching of Robin 1 Hits Fannin 11 in Innings; Ferrlck 1 In none (did not retire a batter) Ostrowski 1 in 1. the century in :58.2. Both Ris drew a Dass and Hairy Walker, Haushev and Hulvery va. wliuter of NATIONAL LIAOl 1.

Pittsburgh, St. Louie, 1. Brooklyn, Boston 4 (11 Innings). Philadelphia, New York, 1. Chicago, Cincinnati, 8.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. Hew York, Philadelphia, 4. Boston, Washington, 0. Cleveland, Chicago, 0. t.

Louis, 4-1; Detroit, 1-4. AMISICAN ASSOCIATION. Louisville, 10; St. Psul, 4. Milwaukee, 13; Toledo, 1 Minneapolis, Columbus, 0.

the eighth to lead the New York and Hamaguchi were clocked in preliminary rnuna. sergeant were tied for the lead "f1" Loser Houtteman (10-7). Summers, Grieve and Grady Hatton and Walky Cooper hit safely. The fourth run was 58.9. alariay, 4 P.

M. Roberts. uvuuviuva, a Sielnke and Bchwarta va. Earl and D. Olllen.

Ris, the American record hold The Philsi after taking an early Yankees to a 7-4 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics Friday night. The triumph enabled the counted in the eighth. Friday in the inter service golf tournament at Maxwell Field. Air force Col. Jim Wilson of SECOND GAME.

er at :57.B, was the earlier fav "ennereon ana Btrawn va SUnnard lead, drove Koslo from the mound yi." 1 ana nariner. orite by virtue of his leading Yanks to retain their four game Detroit St. Louis .400 000 4 .000 1101 with three runs in the sixth for their first win over the southpaw Washington, D. and army Sgt. qualifying time of :5B.4 seconds.

margin over the runnerup Boston eighth on three hits. The wlnnlnl pitcher was Warren Hacker, who relieved Dutch Jack Laxson of Brownswood, But he apparently tied ud in his Ctrdan Arrives to Start fcobl neon; Papal and otter 10 setbacks. Richie Ashburn Red Sox. Lollar. both carded a 71, their battle with the determined Ham BOX SCOBE led the 13-hit attack 'with four New York.

Leonard at the start of the sev third consecutive sub-par round, Philadelphia I aguchi, and it was up to Gibe. safeties. abrhoaL Training for LaMotta NEW YORK. (AP Mar- Kennedy Homers Games Today AMERICAN LEAGUE. Philadelphia at New York-Brtssle (10-T) or Schelb (g-li vs.

Lopet Ul-Si. Detroit at St. Loula Trucka U4-S) va. Garver (7-Ul. to tie the air force's defending 1 1 1 1 The Detroit boy came through Joost.sa 4 0 0 11 mziuw.ea Singles by Ashburn and Dick Moses.rC champion, Capt.

Fred Mosely of 4 0 0 1 1111) 1 i XiHenrlch.lh 4 1111 to win it by a foot in a blanket valo.lt Sisler, coupled with an error, gave enth. The loser, Eddie Erautt, retired only two batters in the ninth after relieving starter Herman Wehmeier. BOX SCOBS Portsmouth, for the lead To Down Chisox finish. Fain.lb the Phils their first tally in the with 54-hole total of 212- four Gibe was a member of last 4 111 1 10 110 1111 0 10 111 110 0 4lLlndell.il 10 0 10 1111 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 6 4 110 1 Boaton at Washington Parnell (18-61 i. Calvert 10-lit.

(Alao. resumption of eel Cerdan of Paris, who lost his world middleweight boxing title to Jake LaMotta this summer, arrived Friday from his home uevis.sb opening frame. Sisler doubled in under par. year's Olympic team. Fox CHICAGO.

(AP) -Bob Ken game of July 7, called end alx Innings the third and scampered home on Chicago. Cincinnati Icaio. a-Schelb Ouerra.c Army Capt. Keith Lain, Urbana, Knroute to his record breaking ab a 10 14 0 Silvers 4 i a i anow Boston to catch train with Boston leading, g-1). Stan Hollmig single.

Two more nedy sixth home run sparked Walker 11 JerTcoat.cf 10 0 1 1 111., shot an 81 today for a 243 800. Furuhashi was clocked of ibrhei 1 0 0 4 1 1 i 1 0 0 0 olPillette.p Kellner.p Harris b-Astroth Hatton. Jb inn 1110 0 I 0 0 0 land in preparation for his return bout with the Bronx Bomber in Yankee stadium on Sept. 28. v-ieveiana 2-0 victory over the total ficially at 500 meters in 5:36.5.

it. ii.oti Jb hits, one by Ashburn and a double play was good for the third run 1 0 0 0 0'C-rjaucr IPage.p OlCooner.c e-Behefftna That ties Ralph Flanagan's old tunly games scheduled I. NATIONAL LEAGUE, t. Louis at Ptttaburgh Munger (live. Bonham (6-4).

Chicago at Cincinnati Chipman (-) Chicago White Sox before 38,338 in the fifth. Totals 10 4 114 0 Totals 7 14 17 1 0 0 0 0 JO 3 1 0 0 1 14 UntaUcuD.M mark of about a decade ago. On Inactive List persons nere Friday night. The A triple by Ed Goliat and dou Thus, in four days of swim' aama.3D vs. VanderMeer 14-71.

i McCreory Named Cooe a Fanned for Fox In (th. Fanned for Harris tn Oth. Singled for Pillette In Sth; game marked the sixth succei bles by Willie Jones and Ashburn YPSILANTI, MICH. (AP) minj, Furuhashi broke three Muncnei.p Jefko.rt Jt.lch.lb Smalley.ae Leonard. a-B'holta Hacker.

p-Burgeea MauctOb New York at Philadelphia Kennedy (9-61 va. Meyer (S-7. i 0 0 0 1 trautt.o I 0 0 OlUvely.p sive shutout involving the White were the big blows of the sixth Veteran tackle Dale Hansen, form world records, tied another and 0 0 voacn or uerauw Brooklyn at Boston (NihliHn.hn .030 001 000 1 .101 101 01X 7 Philadelphia New York inning. Sisler drove home the ft erly of Michigan State college, has Randy Gumpert surrendered led his Tokyo squad to still an t. ue (e-ai.

nal tally with an eighth-inning i i oi Valo 1. Chanman. Jooat. BBI been placed on the inactive list other new standard In the 800 the first earned runs by Chicaio Johnann 1. Davie.

Ctuerra 1. Maoes. Chap meter relay. His other individual Totala 90 7 11 17 111 Totals .17 4 17 11 men, Henrich 1. IB Fox.

IB Fain. HR double. The Giants' lone run came pneners in 43 innings. of the Detroit Lions football team, Coach Bo McMillin said Friday. world marks were: 4:33.3 in the Chanman.

Henrich. SB MaDOS. Baseball's Big Six (By Asseelated Preas.) LEADING BATSMEN. BOX SCOBE. Manee.

DP Henrich. Ttitauto and Pll Hansen, 27, suffered a recurring a Fouled out for leonard tn 7th. Singled fnr Heeker tn tth. Hit into tore play lor RamaeaoHl In tth. 400 and 18:19 flat in the 1500 the sixth on hits by Koslo, Whitey! Cleveland.

chic abr lette; Fox, Joost and Fain; Mapea ana Henrich: Devla. Fn and Fain. Left aw I meters. ankle injury in Wednesday night's nil Lockman and Bob Thompson. Mitchell.lt 0 0 Norman Soer of North Car freshman-varsity tilt (Three leaders In each league) I Player and club.

o. An tt .000 000 0197 Mil) Adams.cf 1 (Oil Phillevjf 1 I 00UllAppllne.es I i I It was Eddie Waitkus night, Chicago Cincinnati .001 000 0104 10 0 1 Philadelphia New York 10. BB Off Kellner 4, Pillette 4, Page 1. SO By Porterfleld 1, Kellner 1. Pillette 1.

Page 1, Harris 1. Hits Off Porterfleld 1 In 1H olina and Lbs Angeles won the Robinson, Dodgers ..114 448 03 161 .362 with the sidelined Philadelphia 10 0 10 IbPlerreU 0 0 I 0 0 areau.as Doby.cf Oordon.lb rdlnojb Kenedy jrl 10 meter platform diving title, 1 0 0 4 Klleman.p 0 0 0 0 0 Pafko 1, Jeficoat, Reich. Owen, Hatton 1, Innings; Pillette 1 In 44; Page none in i lams, Hed So .117 428 117 161 .186 106 422 77 147 .348 Dllllnger, Browns too Mo ui .3.16 first baseman receiving numerous gifts, including an GRIINCASTLI, IND, (AP) Appointment of Jay McCreary of Frankfort, and Indiana university as head basketball coach at DePauw university was announced Friday. McCreary has been assistant basketball coach at Indiana two years. He succeeds Hal Hickman, who resigned to enter business.

McCreary was a varsity player at Indiana three years. He served as coach at Washington university of St. Lotus before entering the army. 4 0 0 1 10 0 14 4 111 4 0 14 0 ROBERTS Harold Gullett who has just recently graduated from the Illinois nosing out Joaquin Capilla ot Kellner 11 In Harris 1 tn 1H Winner -Pillette (1-41. Loeer Kellner Mexico by 33:100 of a point.

Merrlman. Wehmeier. IB v-rretta. Pafko, Merrlman, Wehmeier. nt tllruo.

Adama and Klustewskl 1 ease uin.ress.lD 40110 .313 ill! 1 0 0 auanier, larainais IUS 106 66 126 Muslal, Cardinals ..114 441 94 lit HUME BUHB negan.c Garcia Benton.p .332 It was a thrilling victory for (15-01. Stevens, Boyer. Pesaarella and Rommel. 1:44. A 67.111.

Lft Chleaao Cincinnati 10. BB Off Commercial college at Cham 1 0 O.c-S chock 1 0 0 0 0 IBaker.lb 4 0 111 a BOX SCOBE. York. I Philadelphia. Mew Leonard Hacker 1, Wehmeter 4.

SO Sper in his fourth try for the tower diving championship, but Gumoert.v By Leonard wehmeier Lively 1 Will jl ao a ab 4 10 0 1 1 9 14 Ostr'skijb fits Off Leonard In innings; Hac in 1: Muncrlef none tn 1: Wehmete I Natlenat. Jtephens.R Soir 31 'Klner. Pirates Williams. R.Sox jor.nrdon. Gianta enrich.

Yankeea STSauer. Cubs RUNS BAT I kU IN. Nallenal. Stephens, R.Sox 133 Rnhlnson ri in Kinder, Red Sox Blank Nats, 6-0 4 kman.ll 1111 0 tlamnerje Thoms'iLCl 4 0 11 0 Staler. lb Mlre.lh 1 0 0 7 OlEnnls.lf tn fcrautt 4 In Lively none tn V.

Totala 14 1 1 17 17 1 Totals II 0 7 17 11 paign will begin working in the Roberts State Bank in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Richsrd Russell went Thursday to Wisconsin to spend the weekend. The Farm Shop building is in the process of erection and is ex PB Owen Winner Hacker (4-61.

Lnaer 4 0 1 1 0 Hollmig. rf Irautt (4-101. Warneke. Stewart a Filed out for Oumpert In 1th. Ran for Appling In 1th, Filed out for Wheeler in tth.

a heartbreaker for young Capilla, who had led qualifiers earlier. Sper had 129.23 points, and Capilla 128.9P2. The finish was one of tht closest in AAU competition Wllllems. R. Snx til Hodges.

Dodgera (wl OorrtonJb 3 0 0 1 0 4 0 1 I 0 0 6 0 1 0 till 4 114 1 11110 ana tonien. a a.m. Pirates 4 0 0 1 4 0 1' SllO 0 Sem lrk.e Cleveland WASHINGTON, D. (AP)-Ellis Kinder won his fifth straight westrum.e I Koelo. L.

a rew- eV I 0O0 000 too 1 000 000 0000 Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 Roberta. 10 0(0 pected to be finished in time for school. FfallK trKf" teeTt l-VTTf IUF kkTTUM TJCA II V- f.1 Hiabe.p Friday night, restricting Washing Bruce Harlan or Ohio State Kress. BBI Kennedy. Mitchell.

IB SB 1 AT MW I I arvv -e, en BIS IS Tasa lea.r akaa all Pw I Ia.I 0 0 9 0 0 10 10 0 oooqo came in third with 121.88. ton to three hits si the Boston 31 IS 14 ll Totals 1411417 Red Sox capitalized on Dick Weik's wildness to defeat the Sen Higbe SAYBROOK Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aaron came Garcia. HR Kennedy.

SB Gordon. Oumpert, Vernon, DP Oordon, Bou-dreau and Vernon; Gumpert. Michaels and Kress: Boudreeu and Vernon. Left Cleveland S. Chicago S.

BB Off Gumpert 1, Garcia I. SO By Gumpert 1. Gercla 1. Hits Off Gumpert 7 In 1 Innings: Oarcta I In 7Ve: Benton I In IS; Klleman 1 tn I. HBP By Garcia (Mich.

ators, 80. BOX SCOBE. 000 O0 0001 101 Oil 01x 7 Friday to spend 13 days with Mr. Boston. Washington.

Marshall, Oordon, Oollat. BBI ill abr Hnllmlg. Ootlat. Ashburn 1. Sisler, 110 1 Coan.cf Aarons parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William Aaron. Tred is on a 15 ioooo 10 0 11 Thomuaon. IB Siller 1. Jones.

Ashburn aeiai. winner Garcia 11-4. Loser Gumpert (10-11) U-Berry. PepareUa end Hubbard. T-110, A-(Actual)- RURAL SCHOOL BOOKS and Supplies We have them ready now.

Also. School Supplies of every nature. W. B. READ CO.

day furlough from Camo Hood. IB Uollat. SB Thomson, Ashburn. DP Thompson. Rlgnev and Mlse; Gordon Zarlila.rf 4 111 0 Rob n.lb Willlams.lf 11110 Stewart.U 4 0 1 0 0 Lewis, rt Doerr.lb 4 0 11 4 VostJb 4 0 0 1 0 Mele.lb TebbetU.e 4 1 1 Id Dente.aa and Mlse; Thompson and Mite; Oollat wnere he is serving in the 4 0 0 4 0 4 0 111 4 0 0 1 0 10 17 1 10 17 1 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 army.

and Sisler; Westrum and Oordon; Ham-ner and Sisler; Oollat and Sisler. I I I 1 1 0 New York 7, Philadelphia S. BB Off 4 0 0 1 1 wem.o ifn ot Tulsa of the U.S. Hockey League is starring as a defense man, after playing forward for nine teams since he Koslo 1, Roberts 4, Behrman 1, Hlgba 1. SO By Roberts 4, Koslo rllgbe 1.

ntiuw.e la-Slm'ons Hits Off Koala 10 In 9 Innings; Behrman IGonsalee.p 1 0 0 0 0 i i 1 0 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. B. R. McNeilly and son, Jack, are taking a week's vscation from the Johnson and McNeilly grocery, and are on a motor trip through the south, It waa reported Wednesday.

1 tn none: Hlebe none In Heneen 9 D-voumer Welte th.p 1 0 0 0 0 In 1. Winner Roberta (11-11). Loser Koelo (S-7i. Barltck. Barr and Bal- 1 JIW'JKT Si -JisC lvr rar-I jJ lamanie.

I 17. A 1S.S.14. Totals II 1 1 17 Totals 10 0 1 17 11 a Grounded out for Hlttle in Ird. Struck out for Gonsalee In 1th. lit 000 ooo-s Washington 000 000 0000 Little League Playoffs Will Be Sfaged Big League Style faff CPAL 4-i THE PAIN! OOH! YI A MONTM IN THE MILLIONS THIS WILLI IomFpJ 2 1 1 CANT STAND HOSPTTALr' BETTER COST ME? MILLIONS splinter VT vXitii Mtwjm V-Boberteon, Dente 1.

BBI Wllllems, Stephens Dnerr. ZarUle. Kinder. SB-Boberteon. DP Lewis.

Mele and Dente; i 1. B9 Off Weik 4 1 Hli5i Welteroth it 14e Innings: Hlttle 1 in IS: Gonl 1: w.iterolh nom, iLL. W.V7w,ll?--w'nr Kinder (l-ii National Little League ChamDlon ship in Willlamsport, Aug. 24-27, rresiaen jora JTlck of the Ni tional League and other baseball A- 1 FROtW'A ryr-vftf 'i WILUAMSPORT, Jyirrf JM VySi iV ta ,0 extent they have the TAoLEe Sg Jfj' H5 I good peopl ot Willlamsport and m.9o LCP. ZoL ySm.

Iff I Tn'r utua ZTZJvk I rlt ri5SLe-CTA atf TcSi-A. liz. a iJM YrXV I I ttues operating throughout 1 rSj (lmlf 1 Two National League umpires 11411. dignitaries will be present Con nte Mack indicates he may be able to make It. Tigen Gain Split With St.

Louis The Little League playoffs will be broadcast over a nationwide hookup and televised. Four newsreel companies are sending l.U,- (ooeTiiinisia'sniies fVY I I nn IT PVPRY TllulC sa.ae we. at ihtii. oi eigni states compete ior me cameramen to Little League Park. You Will Uugh-snd Thrills As They Crash, Pile Up end Roll 'En In Sock Car Races Tht NtwoMf Sport Attraction at Lincoln Speedway.

Inc. Lincoln, III. Sunday Night. Aug. 21 Eight Evtnts and Evtry Ont of Thtm a Thrilltr With Ftndtr Butting Galoro.

These Art Regular Ptuacnger Can, From 1939 to 1949 Models, With Nothing Added or Taken Off. Your S'eighbor May Be a Driver! ADMISSION $1, Tax Inc. All Seatg Fret Time Trial 8 P.M. DST. Firat Ract 9 P.M.

The press associations and big "al je a. I i Tfii ift iuuv I toWiT 1 1 Wnrpnly to Uocks WeyAurr eastern newspapers are covering. New bleachers accommodatini 15" I THAT LOOKS UKt THE 4000 were erected. These. In ad 1 h.om'r then drop-Ptng a 4 to a decision to Hal Newhouser.

The second contest wss called after six Innings be- dition to the old stands, plus a river dike overlooking tt.e field will take care of an expected 1 1': Tl irsi I vt curb I 8000. The show gives promise of riBIT CAME being the best-attended boys' Detroit I us. nun brh baseball tournament ever held. 1 1 Spence.5 State tournaments determine K.okoe.rf i the clubs taking part in A team from Lock Haven, stevere.cf PrlddTjb pill gerJb Moee.e 0 0 0 10 11 110 Mil will be back to defend its crown. Included tn the program will be Mullln If K.1I.J6 WerUjf Oroth.rS b-Cem Bell Ivere.rf ftoblnenn.0 1.

loon.ee Be nr. lb a-WekeS'd Lake c-Mutch'on 4-Vice 10 11 11 (111 Fannln.p three street parades, a speech by I 0 I 0 0 President rrirn and a mponse 0 0 0 0 -eioer 10 11 0 00 0 100 SKI. r.ui by Carl Edwin Stotx, founder of Little League ball. Little League baseball opens the eyes of those seeing it for the test time. Totala Ml UK II1 Totals St 4 17 14 a Grounded out for Berry 1st Sth.

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