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'hvs-fr Page 10 H'mrf Ad-3-313f THE KNOXVILLE NEWS-SENTINEL Tune In 990 on Your Dial Hw it on WNOX Read it in Tku News-Sentinel Tuesday August 5 1917 N-S-L gi i Baseball School Opens Next Monday By Joe Williams Shoiton Gives Dodgers Poise Ends Durocher Myth Old Gaffers Stir Up Interest in Hal Chase Controversy They Insist He Played Second Base Veteran Does Better Job and Makes It 4 Look Much Easier Her HARRY GRAYSON NEW YORK Burton Edwin Shoiton gave the Dodgers mental poise which is not the least reason why he destroyed the Leo Durocher myth For some strange reason Durocher last fall generally was credited with having taken the Brooks lo a play-off with a vatly-superior club by waving a wand with mirrors or something of that kind Like all schooled baseball men Burt Shotton knew that true When Branch Rickey yanked his long-time right-hand man out of virtual retirement in the spring Old was fully aware of the fact that he was inheriting the choicest of hundreds of handpicked athletes All he had to do was keep them on an even keel With spunky Eddie Stanky running the works on the field Shot-f ton quickly demonstrated to the Superbas that they could be aggressive without being rambunctious A manager or player run off the premises by an umpire is of no value An umpire has yet to lose a decision to a player Shotton first straightened out the pitching staff Every pitcher was a relief work- Public Realizes Club's Strength for First Time he got in 24 games last season he finiahed with only three victories aa against one lass Durocher apparently gave up on the six-foot two-inch 200-pound New York University alumnus did not really come back with him until President Rickey insisted upon it in September Under the steadying influence of the veteran Shotton he developed such confidence that opponents practically concede to his cross-fire Largely because Shotton strung along with him Taylor brought in from St Paul last autumn moved up to give the Brooklyn a real one-two pitching punch a pair of stoppers Taylor attained his greatest stature when he slammed the door in the Red faces at Park the other night shut them out with three hits while whacking in three runs and scoring the fourth The swiftest of the Brooklyn pitchers with curve control and heart to match the Terre Haute Terror actually appears to have too much stuff for his rather slight frame Brooklyn has three other strong-arm men in Gregg Behrman and Barney another rather competent southpaw in Lombardi and a corking relief pitcher in Casey Behind Branca and Taylor Shotton clev- Lads From 16 to 22 Years of Age Eligible Dale Alexander and Knox Players Will Instruct Students The onnual boys baseball school sponsored by The News-Sentinel and thd American Legion in co-operation with the Knoxville Smokies will get underway at 16 a next Monday at Caswell Park The age limits this year have been narrowed to allow participation only by boys ranging in age from 16 to 22 inclusive A record number of lads attended last year making it necessary tn divide the squad into groups and have them report on alternate days More Individual Attention feel that much more can be done for the boys if they can work out every day during the said Business Manager Bill Reep of the Smokies for this reason we are asking that only boys 16 or over and 22 or under report In this manner we shall be able to give individual attention to the boys that otherwise would not be Manager Dale Alexander nf the Smokies and members of his ball club will serve as instructors in addition to others whose names will be announced later this week 1 All-Star Games Hanned All a boy has to do to enter is fill out the entry blank appearing on this page and mail or bring it jwith the entry fee of 25 cents to I the sports department of The News-Sentinel Deadline for entries is noon Saturday All boys are asked to bring their own gloves mitts and bats At the conclusion nf the school as usual four all-etar squads will meet in a doubleheader at Caswell Park Harry Taylor is the swiftest of the Brooklyn pitchers and has a curve to match fluff Shotton riding high Shotton tried to establish four as regular starters He wound up with two corkers in Ralph Branca and Harry Taylor and a reasonable facsimile of one in the lefthanded Joe Hatten case is typical While er under Durocher There were three or four in the bullpen all the while until the staff fell apart like the one-hoss shay Because Lippy Leo had them out of there at the slightest slip the pitchers had the jitters erly spots the others Burt Shotton has done a better job than Leo Durocher made it look much easier and For the first time made the public realize the true strength of the Flatbush party Bums Worried usial Hits Stride NEW YORK AUG THERE MUST BE lively Interest in teen age column or else newspaper wouldn't print them But what I'd like to see is a column for old gaffers 1 hope our editors have a notion that these graying birds automatically cash in their chips at 40 By way of assuring them to the contrary I must return tn that little controversy of whether Hal Chase ever played second base in the big leagues This proved to he an intriguing question for two reasons: (1) Chase is popularly believed to have been the first white child to be bom on lirst base in this country (2) A left handed second base-man has to be one of three things: A rarity an abnormalitty or a monstrosity One of the surprising things about the debate which was launched modestly enough in a Monday column by the president of the New York A Ca was the endless number of people who had seen or claimed they had seen Chase play second base with the old Yankees It developed quite as many people had seen Chase at second base as were destined in later years to see Jim Dandy win that race at 100 to 1 at Saratoga and at a rough guess no fewer than 60000000 were there that dull moist afternoon That Is if all the people who said they were there actually were At any rate I waited until it seemed to me the controversy had been covered from all angles and announced to the' customers that that would be all and thank you so very much indeed But it developed in doing this I had shut out a couple of distinguished addicts who wishes to be heard on the subject so with your kind permission re-open the hearing for just this one more day FIRST LET US HEAR FROM Judge Bennett Champ Clark of the United States Court of Appeals Washington happened to see Chase pipy three games at second base at the beginning of 1913 Frank Chance had become manager of the Yankees and having been a gieat first baseman in his own right with the Chicago Cubs he thought he could do a comeback Having another and even greater first baseman in Chase he undertook to play first himself and sent Chase to second As I remember this arrangement lasted only a few days Chase was one of the most graceful men I ever saw but it was pitiful to see him try to play second He had to field the ball and turn around to throw to first base "I also saw the equally graceful George Sisler try once as a left handed third baseman Fielder Jones who was making stretch drive with the St Louis Browns in 1916 I think it was con eluded he could add to the club's batting strength by playing Babe Borton at first and Sisler at third Sisler appeared very awkward but managed to keep from being maimed lor seven innings when the Browns being ahead Manager Jones put Sisler back 6n first and the regular third baseman on third Of course I saw Jiggs Donahue try to perform as a left handed catcher but the less said about that the better although Jiggs wai later great first biseittin was interested in your digging out this 61d question of left handed COMMENT: MOST OF THE READERS disagree that Chance and Chase ever played first and second at the same time The facts seem to be that Chance had such a plan in mind but an attack of migraine headaches to Which he wis addicted prevented him front going through with it Besides theta IS hd record he ever appeared in a game for the Yankees I heard that Sisler ever played third For this information and an interesting letter my thanks to the Honorable Judge Clark who is obviously real baseball fan Novelist James Farrell (studs lonigan etc) dips his fragile pen in a star-dappled pool of gentle whimsey and writes mentioned that Hal Chase played second base 'for the Yankees You might remark that he also played second base with the Cincinnati Beds I recall having seen him play at second when MOrdecai Brown and Christy Mathewsort pitched their last game against One anothnv I might add too that Chase at all play eoottd Dfluly jS- Comment: chleago-Bortt Farrell whose prbse frightens women and children was clearly a Cub fan in his youth And that must been something to see: Matty and Brown in their last meeting and Chase trying to make the double play left-handed at second Cardinals Pick Up as Stanley Rings the Bell First Sacker Paces Team To Win Over Chicago Dodgers Defeat Braves jn 10-Inning Battle Ike Williams New King of 135 Pounders Hard Right Hand in Sixth Round Stiffens Bobcat Fcrricr Adds St Paid jCiip Mg alliA Beagg ST PAUL Minn Aug Veteran Jim Ferrier of Chicago had fty CdltftfcLttoB RYAN X'altei Free Sparta Witter NEW YORK Aug Stan Musial who does every-hing in a thorough manner was in the midst of a comeback today and the Brooklyn Dodgers were worried Musial the National League' most Valuable player last 'ear is the billwethef of the St oUis Cardinal When Stan rings By AmoHoteS row PHILADELPHIA Aug For the first time in five years the lightweight boxing division has an undisputed king Ike Williams Haas Jr New Orleans by three the Trenton Negro with dy- strokes in 18-hole playoff for the added the St Paul Open golf crown to his PGA championship today as a result of beating Fred Many Witness Swim Meet title yesterday Austraiian-bom Ferrier who blazed from behind to a tie with Haas at the end of the regulation 72-holes of tourney play Sunday shot a 34-34 68 against a 35-36 71 scored by Haas Ferrier and Haas split the first and second place money netting the winner 22000 and the loner $1400 They each also got 25 per cent of the gate for the playoff match The: City Swimming Meet at Whittle Springs Pool goes into its secbttd Aight tonight with 39 events pti the program -i- Dbkpltg threatening skies large crowd turned out to witness last night's performances as Marilyn Cross took the spotlight by winning the 50-yard freestyle in :333 Last night's results: Girls' 25-yard breaststroke Carolyn McDonald MamretJParkrr Time 309 namite in his right fist Williams heretofore ruler only in the domain of the National Boxing Association took complete control of the -135-pounders in Municipal Stadium last night with a six-round knockout of Bob Montgomery champion by edict of the New York and Pennsylvania athletic commissions The end of the double rule came so suddenly that the crowd of 30-500 hardly realized what had happened For five rounds the two transplanted southerners had battled furiously with Williams holding the edge Bobcat Cuts Loom Two minutes of the sixth round had passed when the 'Bobcat straightened up from his usual crouch style of fighting That was a mistake For Williams cut loose Arm Telephoto SETTLES LIGHTWEIGHT Ike Williams right lands a right to the face of Bob Montgomery in the fifth round of their bout at Philadelphia last night Williams became undisputed lightweight champion of the world by knocking out Montgomery in the sixth round he bell the Cdfdinals pick up' the winnings and of late the 26-year-old first baseman has been playing a sort of basehit carillon And the Dodgers who might othef wise have the pennant in theif! pockets find thetriselvei With a seven-geme laid' which doesn't look too big with two months yet to blay 1 if- When Musial had a slump at the start of the season it was just as thoroughgoing as his good hitting in 1946 He was bouncing around ISO in the averages and the Cards were sputtering in the dank confines of the cellar a very embarrassed set of world champions Hitting la Style But in the past two weeks the Sonora Fa lefty finally began to hit in the style to which he is accustomed and it have come at a better time for St Louis a worse time for Brooklyn The Redbirds almost kept pace with the Brooks during a 13-game Dodger winning streak and then after Brooklyn defeated St Louis in three straight bat picked up the dropping Cards and led them to four straight since Baseball Summary 630-Pound Marlin Taken off Bimini TSUTAIS LKAOnC Future Negro Big Loop Players Here Thursday Junior 80-yard Bobby Nryland Shirley Smith Tims 276 Senior 50-yard Ana Johnstone Time 373 Jlinlor 50-yard Mary lln Cross Colin Douxherty Time 333 Junior hoys' 50-yard Tommy Ayers Jim Baker Time 302 Senior men's 320-yard freestyle Dr John Crews Bob Temple Suha Beller Tim 2:46 Mid art 35-yard freestyle Gene Ovcrhnlt Jimmie Gib Johnson Bobby Law-n Time 191 Junior men's 50-yard barkstroke Jimmy Mabry Wendell Harvey Time 395 Boys' 25-virri Carl Coroell-ussen Jim Embry Time 190: Junior 35-yard barkstroke Barbara Bush Marjorla Temple Time m-STATE UAGrr Tm Won Lost Fct Anderson 71 33 SSB RnarUnburs a 35 638 Charlotte iMMtsssssfs 51 938 Rock Hill 92 92 500 KNOXVILLE 53 481 AllWVlH at ee 42 91 408 Fiyfttfvillt imissmsm 43 84 5M Rddavillo 38 65 3" Senlli Chaiiotta 5-4 Knoxville 3-1 Anderson 7 Fayetteville Spartanburg 3-7 fteidsvllle 3-5 Tadars names Knoxville et Charlotte Anderson at Fayetteville Spartanburg at Rrldsvlllew Asheville at Jtock Hill FORT LAUDERDALE Fla Aug The capture of a 630- pound blue Marlin off Bimini was with a right cross that caught Bob here flush on the chin Down went Montgomery for the count of iSSiro th Fl0rid Sp0r It was more by instinct than The fourth largest blue anything else that Montgomery got: Mar in ever landed by rod and two teams are being eyed by major to his feet But he was an niy was caught after a 50-min-league scouts Among them are mark standing in Ike's corner jUe battle yesterday by Plato Cox Art Wilson Biaron shortstop whojand taking a two-fisted pasting Miami Cox was accompanied teams up with Davis to give the i until he fell to the canvas for the by Victor Martin also of Birmingham team the finest dou-full count The time was two 'Miami holder of the world's rec-ble play combination in Negro'mioutes and 37 seconds lord catch for blue Marlin with a baseball Wilson is leading the Gets First Punch fish weighing 737 pounds Negro American League with a batting mark of 376 just beat him to the punch Ike said in hi dressing room Lorenzo (Piper) Davis and Reese (Goose) Tatum two outstanding Negro baseball players who are expected to be in the major leagues next season will be seen in action when the Indianapolis Clowns meet the Birmingham Black Barons in a regular American Negro League game at Caswell Park Thursday at 8:30 Davis crack second baseman for Jhe Barons is now under a 30-day option to the St Louis Browns while Tatum Indianapolis first baseman is reported to have accepted a 210000 contract to play with the Phillies next season Davis is expected to join the Browns this season then picking up the three games 219 Brooklyn had gained For the past 13 games Musial has hits in 59 at-bats a 424 average and that Included five doubles and two homers with eight runs batted in Twice in the streak Stan has hit four-for-five Leads Hit Parade 1 He belted a homer' a single and a double yesterday as St Louis trimmed the Chicago Cubs 8 to 1 but yielded honors to Marty Marion who got three singles and four runs batted in Howie Pollet pitched the route despite 100-degree heat while the Cubs used five pitchers Akers Lawaon Alma win in Earl Team hronklyn SI Louts New York a Roslofi Cincinnati Oilmen Plltshureh Philadelphia Yesterday's Results St Louis Oilmen 1 Brooklyn 4 Boston 3 CincinnaU Pltlahursh names (Probable ntekers) Brooklyn at Boston (nlsht) fatten (10-61 or Taylor tIM vsl tain 14-7 Philadelphia at New York (niehtl Donnelly tl-31 va Kennedy (9-7) Cincinnati at Plttsbunth Lively (3-4) Ve Queen 114) or Wolft 1 St Louis at Chleaso Breeheen 03-6) Vs Passcau 0-4) In addition to seeing many of maw he was getting ready to throw the top players of Negro baseball his right so I let mine go firstT fans also will be entertained by Tatum and King Tut probably the two funniest men in baseball today Tatum and Tut put on a hilarious show here several weeks ago despite the fact that they had made an all-day bus trip from Memphis and were late arriving They are expected to be in still better form this time East Tennessee League bats will resound at Caswell Park tonight Kentucky Ticket Manager Resigns AMwtalsI Pvws LEXINGTON Ky Aug The resignation of Coleman Smith as athletic ticket manager at the University nf Kentucky was announced today bv Athletic Director Bernie Shively Smith who will join the firm of a Lexington automobile agency agreed to remian at the school until Aug 31 by which time the sale of football tickets to Kentucky's home games is expected to have been completed His successor has not been named Spartanburg 000 130 7 1 Rektovllla 000 000 5 0 Atarott and Keilari Gardner and Douney SpartanbiugTV 000 004 300- 7 10 1 ReMeville 300 001 4 9 2 Colons and Douglas Price Dlxoa and Bolton Anderson 022 003 7 6 Fayetteville 000 021 021 11 Navratll Craft and McGarry Bartowskl and Burgess For Knoxvllla-Charlotte line scores see Smoky Boxes NATIONAL LEAOr St Louis 000222 17 1 Chicago 001 000 10 Pollet and Rlrr (Tilpman Kush (41 Lade IS) Wyse (9) and McCullough Losing pitcher Ctilpman Home MuaiaL 1 10 innings): Brooklyn Boston Lombardi Css ey (St and Edwards' Voi sells and Cantelll Maal (lot Winning pitcher Casey Home run Welker Cincinnati 102 021 7 IS 1 Pittsburgh ono ona oil 9 Wallers Gumbert (7) and Lamanno: Bonham Singleton (3i Wolff (7) and Howell Winning pitcher Walters Losing pitcher Bonham Hama runs Lukon Hatton (Only games scheduled) AMERICAN LEAlSrE Philadelphia 300 030 14 3 New York 121 001 11 1 Dietrich Schelh (3) and Roear Gum' pert Johnson (3) Drews (8) Past (7i and Robinson Winning pitcher Schetb Losing pitcher Johnson SOrTHERN ASSOCIATION Little Kork 010 001 1 Chattanooga 133 100 6 0 Lindquist Yelovie (3) and Sears Tuenes and Friar Atlanta 100 010 6 3 MnMIa 00X 003 OOx 3 9 3 TV New Orleans 031 103 6 13 0 Nelson Kellner (7) and Kahn Cress and Walters Memphis '(100 000 1 10 3 Nashville 003 401 9 14 0 Welland and Rlebe Mallory and Walker AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Toledo 9 St Paul 3 Columbus 7-9 Minneapolis 4-3 Kansas City 6 Indianapolis 1 Milwaukee 3 Louisville INTERNATIONAL LEAGCR Toronto 2-4 Baltimore 3-OL Jersey City 2 Buffalo 1 Newark 4 Rochester 3 Montreal 1-3 Syracuse 0-6 TEXAN LEAGCR Tulsa Fort Worth 3 Ran A Mon In 5 Beaumont 1 Houston 3-3 Shreveport 3-0 Joe Louis Plans To Retire in XVyard bark'trolce Barbara Judy Ovrrholt Time 231 Midnet 25-yarri Bobby Gene Overholt Time 231 Senior women's lOO-vard Cloud Ann Johnstone Time 1:326 Norris Wants Ring Crown Dick Norris local light-heavyweight from Lonsdale is out to the Knoxville amateur title the light-heavy class He meets Bohanan of Burlington in the feature bout of outdoor amateur ring card at Chil-howee Park -v Norris is 4 11 ff puncher and re-ttUlhs a threat is long as he is ih there IWitiging He won a TKO frrttn Jimmy Reaaonover last week after being behind on -points A powerful right hand smash dropped Jimmy and the fight was over His opponent Earl Bohanan has chanced up two in thd Chil-howee ring All participants on future amateur ring cards will be awarded prizes win or lose Certificates will be given to the boxers and they may redeem them promptly at a local sporting goods store or they may be held until enough are accumulated to purchase whatever article he may desire Amateur boxers who desire to participate on future ring cards are requested to call John Fogarty at 3-4650 COFFER SHOP WINS The Alcoai Coffee Shop baseball team defeated Petros 4 to 3 in an exhibition game Sunday -tin (Fogger) Hill allowed but fivai hits AMEBICAX LEA Or Team Won Imt New York 88 JJJI Boston 93 49 Detroit iHiMiMiiMi 9J 44 937 Philadelphia oo 93 80 M0 Cleveland 44 Washington 43 S3 Chics en 44 St LoUiS oo 38 8 o0Tl Yesterday's Remits Philadelphia 9 New York 5 Today's names 1 tollable Pttebers) Chicago at St Louis (night) (S-IOi va Muncriel (6-1 11 Cleveland at Detroit Embree (5-8) vs Trout (7- Boston at Washington Dohaon (12-Si vs Mastersnn (- New York at Philadelphia Bev- tns (4-101 va Fowler (7-8) as the Fulton Sylphon and Frolics Inn teams meet in a dnubleheader which is scheduled to start at 6 Second place in the circuit will be at stake since both -are but a short distance away from pacesetting Harriman Fulton is holding on to second by a breadth over third-place Frolics! Last night favorite sons led by Jimmy three-hit pitching defeated Tennessee Diner to 2 at Caswell Inskip scored two runs in the fifth and then ataved off a Diner rally in the ninth to gain the triumph Isay led Inskip's hitting with two hits Everett Tennessee Diner pitcher allowed seven hits Score by lnnln: Hintr 221 eeseeteseseea OW BEER or ALE 9195 PER CASK 9c BOTTLE Alwoy lwnt Prtro At CARTERS DRIVE IN rtMi 4-6771 Kit sail 1-1 Ml CTitei His war Red Rolfe Joins Detroit Club as Scout Supervisor Bf fnitrl Pivm DETROIT Aug 5 Robert (Red) Rolfe former New York Yankee third baseman has joined the Detroit Tigers baseball club as supervisor of scouting The Tiger management said Rolfe would begin his duties immediately Rolfe played with the Yankees from 1934 to 1939 and la ter was a coach under former New York manager Joe McCarthy He left the Yankees to coach basketball- and baseball at Yale University He coached the To- Red Rolfe ronto professional basketball team last season Rolfe la 39 and a graduate of Dartmouth College B8 fvfsi PITTSBURGH Aug World heavyweight champion Joe Louis laid his cards on the table today and gave Jersey Joe Wolcott Ez-zard Charles and Tand-berg the lucrative if not completely healthy honor of picking them up Louis said last night that he will meet Wolcott in a 10-round non-title match in New York Nov 14 and will fight the winner of a Charles-Tandberg bout in a 10-round non-title affair next March He said the opponent who makes the best showing against him will get a crack at the title in a 15-1-round match next summer in New York 'i The champ in Pittsburgh for the Negro celebrs-4 tion said he will retire in 1948 if he still is champion 3 Pet 931 -369 3123 300 300 492 439 SOtTNERN ASSOCIATION Team Won Lost Mobile 444MMIM46MI 3 44 New Orleans 79 48 Nashville 39 34 Atlanta 57 37 Chattanooga 39 39 i Birmingham 39 60 ilemphis BO 64 4ttls Rock i 40 76 Kills Dandruff 4 (Fllsiawaiet Oeelel I Germ mZetwT Salas Engineer Kcps Heir Combed Toe APPALACHIAN LB AG IK "New Jew River 8 Brielnl 7 Blue field Brooklyn held its lead with i 10-inning 4-to-2 win over the Bos ton Braves achieved on "Dixie horn run after: Feta Reiser doubled Hugh Casy Who relieved Vic Lombardi lh the sixth inning as Boston tied the game with two runs on three hits was the winner and Bill Voiselle was the loser Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 4 with a 13-hit attack that included home runs by Grady Hatton and Ed Lukon Each batted in three runs Lukon also had a double and Hatton a singla Hank Greenberg batted in two Pirate runs The Phillies and Glanta were idle Surprise Yankees Only one American League game was scheduled and in that one the Philadelphia Athletics surprised the New York Yankees 9 to 5 belting lour Yank pitchers for 14 hits Sant Chapman led the with -three hits three runs bitted in threi rtini scomi A avaSnu fifth inning getUed-the outcome and made Don Johnson the loser Carl Schieb who relieved Bill Dietrich was the Joe DiMaggio suffering a stiff neck did not play for the Yanks but said he would be back in action soon Fight Results "VhTledelpilu-IV Wtlllem 133 Trenton knocked jt Bob Montgomery 033 Philadelphia (6) (world's llfht-wetsht title Hihti New Haven Conn Julie Kogon MgH New Haven outpointed Aldo Mtnellt 137k Milan Italy- (10) aprinsfMd Tony Falco 147 Middleton conn outpointed Xnute Baker 146 Terr Haute Ind- Providence I Ralph Zanalll' 144 Providence outpointed Joe Blackwood 169 Petereon 101 CMcaaa Boh Fnxwnrth 17 Xat at Lou la A outpotntad Lamp amiss 16 Chleaso () Teslr4ays Malts ea 9 Little Sock 4 Nashville 9 Memphis 1 rheltannnga Nashville 9 Memphli HV-JokiMon Cll Ellxabethlrai Welrh 0 Pulaski 4-0 Klnyuport 2-0 second feM rolled end Atk min New Orleans 6 Birmingham 1- MoMlo 3 Atlanta 3 Great news! 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