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TV TV nr vv vwv 'W VW TEN BIRMINGHA-M POST HERALD SATURDAY JUHE IWf GDira TTIhicB RooiF With Bob Phillips Piersall Eligible Jim Piersall easily will get in another Baron game to qualify him for the All-Star team That's assuming the league writers rate superb fielding and steady hitting (well above 400 at the moment) worthy of All-Star require-ments The question arose when it was recalled that last year Charlie Maxwell eligible for the All-Stars because he missed more than a month because of a lame shoulder To be picked on the All-Star team a pitcher must have worked 70 innings or more through July 4 the date that determines where the All-Star game will be held Other player must have been in at least 50 per cent of their team's games Games To Spare Piersall bad played- in only 23 of Birmingham's 56 games through Thursday night Something less than 50 per cent yes The Barons have 28 more games through July 4 If Pier-sail plays in only 19 or 20 of them he will more than measure up to the requirements Most of the top-ranking pitchers In the league have already worked the minimum 70 innings The others are so near that they can't miss being eligible Milo Johnson Ralph Brick-ner Jim Atchley Howard Anderson Glenn Cox Jim Pearce naming a faw of the better already have passed 70 innings Hit Or GetHit "Now if you want to hear about a real batting record ask Bull here" chirped Travis Tidwell after telling In mock boast about his 333 batting average for Pans-nga City (One hit in three trips before he got the pink slip) Cochran was finally twitted Into revealing his record as teammate in the Ala-bama-Florida League Six times at bat One hit One walk Hit by a pitched ball four times The two ex-Woodlawn ex-Au-bum football players are vacationing for six weeks before being reunited in pro football as New York Giants Night we ran Into them at Rick wood if they only had known it they could hivo formed a formidable three-man-football team on short notice Elsewhere In the stands was Duner Prentice former Wood- Feller Takes Revenge On RedSox7To1 CLEVELAND June 8 VP)-Bob feller avenged the Boston Red Sox for bis only 1951 setback tonight by hurling the 'Cleveland Indians to a T-i triumph that was decided by a five-run outburst in the second inning Lefty Maury McDermott was the victim of the Indians' fury that resulted In eighth vie tory BOSTON am a DfMurf a i biManll 4 lllnuatf a taton il a llWKMlt 4 tMRTlt a WniMif a llflaac 4 mi i Mutroatao PRky 1 Kima bHatf)al4 1 CLIVBLaNS wik41 4 114' mtHwnw A'llalb -Cbaoiaaa ef 8 Ciinralt 4 8inpMalt 1 BaMBlt a KMiartrif 4 BaaaaM 1 Btcuc SFtllarB SI vtu ii i 14 vault ii amt aGfoua4M nut Ii Manama la ftslfc OGmuaAa aul hr Xitaa la alatt 9'ttm 444 841 Cllan4 14 411 Dmr Btapkaat BBI Xtgaa 4 MlCrhtU 1 Bo ra Mm IB Fafia Baadnaa Bomb Moat HB Mitcball Imh 8 Doan kanaadr DP Doan Baodnan to Goadnaa bfl Baaua 4 ciaraland I BB MrDamoli Maalaraaa Nina Fallar a 80 Mr Demon I Mwlanaa Xlma Fallar I BO Mr Daman fn Inolmar Maatenaa 8 la 8: Kim 8 la 8 Wlaaro Fallar il-li baa lltDraat 18-8) TIGERS GO WILD IN THIRD TO TAKE As APART 9 TO 2 DETROIT June 8 The Detroit Tigers' eight-run outburst in the third inning buried the Philadelphia Athletics 9 to 2 today Dizzy Trout gave up nine hits to grab his third win against six losses FHILADCLPHIA 8 I BITROIT to a a at a a 8 8 8 4 1 Llpoa 4 4 11 8 Prlddvlt t'Kell It 'Mulllatf 40ra-Jlcf lRnblaana S'Krrhaakllt (' Kollnult Treat 1 HW Famrf tinner It ZeitlalIf Phlllarrf Bunaetr Majtl It Judnlt Xlpioaa rh rheUip Martlnt 'aloef Total! 15 1 8 SI ToUla 81 IS IS PhllaMphW 448 444 1 troll 414 444 Tilt Prldd 7 BBI llaleafel KrthaakL Kan Gink I Botlnaae Kollo ur Trout 1 IB PMlIar Majnkt 1 KaHoau Trout 8 Lliwa DP Llpoa Priddv la KulUaar aft Philadelphia 8 Dairolt 8 BB Betalk 1 Martin 1 Burtachr 1 Trout 8 BO 8rblk 1 Trout 8 BO Brhelt 4 la (mt la thlrdi: Marita I la 4 Burtirhr 1 la 1 BBP Brhait iKalll WP Trout PB Batlawa lunar Trout (8-4) law Bctelk ll-SI YANKS STOP SIZZLING WHITE SOX BEFORE 53940 CHICAGO June 8 The New York Yankees tonight halted the second sizzling winning streak of the amazing Chicago White Sox at six consecutive games by defeating the American League pace setters 4-2 before a record smashing crowd of 53940 NIW YORK 4 I CHICAGO I ak at a WoadllniU 4 11 Blsautoaa 8 4 4 Broun lb 111 MrDaldlt a DlMairf 4 4 4 Jrniffirf 4881b Mawlarf Bsiwrff Pllwte OtmuIb liiriil9 IFnatk 4 118 8 i a Haantr I i 1 a 1 SIM-eroSk-af 8 4 4 4 1 4 U' Boktnarutlt 4 1 4 II 8 IZartllarf 8 1114 1 Dtlllniarlb 1 I I I IBuihrrf 4 834 1 1 1 IjXtarkMa I liHnirerobaa lmBakwr I I 1 I 4 I 1 8 I 1 I 4 1 I I I I I I I I 1 Tnala 14 4 4 IT 111 Tntala 81 I IT II aOrmndad ml Hrfrorob It ronaUi pv Ton N9 JOT IPU9 I Chiral 48 444 tana BBI Botin ana 1 Hnp Main I raAlln Inn IB Pol Ham Kiatha BB Botwaon 8B Hem Canaaqurt 8 BaarM Bliauta DF Manila ta 8Uara Hal-ronba la Cammuel ta Baklaaaa lad Ma Talk 4 Chlraie 4 BB Halcunba 8 Barklatt 1 Burtlt 8 BO Halcnnba 4 RMblatt 1 BaacM 8 HO Holeoai ta la Inalngi: BmMaff In I WP Beat HI Wlaaro BrnKti (8-8) Laaar Hol-aaroha 14-11 SENATORS-BROWNS GAME RAINED OUT AT £ND OF FOUR ST LOUIS June 8 A contest between the Washington Senators and the St Louis Browns was canceled tonight after rain halted the game with Washington leading 41 at the end of four innings Barons Obtain New Shortstop From Toronto Bobby Stewart a shortstop has been obtained by the Barons on option from Toronto of the International League He is expected to come South immediately possibly arriving on time to play Sunday Roy Nicely whose arm was injured In Thursday night's game probably will be placed on the disabled list when Stewart ar- lives Stewart went to camp with the 1 Philadelphia Athletics after hav-lng played last year for the Lincoln Nebr club in the Class A Western League Stewart hit 244 for Lincoln In 139 games but his hits included 19 doubles three triples and eight home runs He was hitting 241 in 14 games at Toronto when the Barons obtained him He is a righthanded hitter is 5 feet 9 Inches in height and weighs 175 pound Harmuth Plays With Kramer Joe Harmuth Jr tennis pro at Birmingham Country Club will I day an exhibition doubles match Memphis tomorrow with Jack Kramer world's professional champion also competiting Harmuth Jack Rogers former English Davis Cup star Derrick Barton and Kramer will be the foursome They are to play at the University Club in Memphis Baron Averages PERFORMS Ban Hogan time The famous golfer will Jefferson County Chapter of mighty mlto of tha golf course Is play here 'Saturday July 7 Ip an tho American Cancar Society coming to Birmingham for the first exhibition match arranged by the AntiniDsfroin) You A Hev Jimnoir Nlefr TSfrUisih How They Stand MOBILE Juno 8 UP) George Longshore Anniston won the Junior singles title in tho Alabama State Tennis Meet today on the eve of his 17th birthday He defeated Bill Sullivan Mobile 6-8 6-0 then teamed with his opponent to win the Junior doubles title 6-1 6-8 from Pat Duffy and Kenneth Goodwin both of MobUe Two top seeded players Gerry Waterhouse of New Orleans and Lucy Masterson of Mobile breezed into semi-final of the women's sin-' lawn center and an old boyhood sidekick of both Tidwell and Cochran 4 4 4 The Real Rupp Rifles As a long-range tid-bit for the fanciful sports appetite 1951-52 basketball schedule promises Kentucky's first basketball appearance on Auburn's floor The Kentucky quintet that visits the Loveliest Village next Jan 28 will be the real article Rest assured of that Adolph Rupp Is losing only one first-line player from his great 1950-1951 squad Lawyer Mims Rogers bids the reporters come to North Alabama for the opening at 1 pm today of Little League It's an Invitation that must be with deep regret as always when an invitation from the friendly folks of the TrirCities district must be turned down Like Real Yankees Florence has gone at Little League Baseball in thorough way They have a genuloe park equipped with press box loudspeaker system dugouts fence and such The team will be completely uniform and the Lfttle Leaguers thus will have a right to be known as Red Sox Yankees and the like When the Red Sox traded Catcher Matt Batts to the Browns at least one Boston writer frankly opined that Batts may have been traded because "he never did show the right hustle and ambition" Now SL Louis writers are acclaiming Batts for the manner in which he has become a take-charge guy behind the plate for the Browns Winning Pays Last year the Barons and Little Rock drew 14082 paid admissions at Little Rock for a whole 10 games This year they played before 15937 in the four-game series that marked Birminghsms first trip there Little Rock already has gone well beyond its total 1950 home draw of 82742 The season la considerably less than half gone Here in Birmingham where the crowds are appreciably off from recent bumper attendances the Rocks and the Barons drew 19014 in their first strics of four games Good for Little Rolck to draw anywhere but not a whole lot below last year's pace at Rickwood For the 11 games In 1950 the Rocks played before 44706 Notional League 80 tl 4 tl IS 18 81 Pet Ill mi a an ait 100 7 480 488 444 170 IS Brooklyn St Louto Cincinnati -ooaooaaoaa Now York Beaten tl 18 Pittsburgh 17 ta YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Louia 8 Beaten 1 Chicago at Naw York (ppd rain) Pittsburgh at Brooklyn (ppd rain) nati Cincinnati at Philadelphia (ggd rain) Qameo Today BL Leula at Beaton Lanier (1-4) vs Sain (S-S) Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Dlcksen (0-S) vs Newcombs (8-1) Chicago at Hearn (4-S) Cincinnati at Philadelphia Blackwell (0-4) va Thompson (t-f) or Halntaolman (Z-l) Georgia-Alabama League We La Oplfflll III ISI 44 1 14 miiiMitiM II Valley SS SI II Pet 813 82t 311 811 800 Mi Aleaander City Rama 88 Opelika 10 IS YESTEROAY't REBULTS Rama 7 Alexander City 8 Griffin It Vallay 8 LaGrange 7 Opelika 8 South Atlantic League a 88 Pet 81 804 It 83 St MS 14 847 87 481 84 87 471 144 Ml Savannah Jacksonville 88 Montgomery 81 Charleston 88 Macon 85 Columbua Auguots tl Columbia 17 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Jacksonville 11 Macon 10 Savannah 0 Augusta 4 Montgomery at Charleston ggd rain Columbua at Columbia ppd wet greunda GAMES TODAY Montgomery at Charleston Columbus at Columbia Maeon at Jacksonville Augusta at Savannah Highland Park Tournament Starts Today Qualifying rounds begin today In the annual Jefferson County golf championship top event on the Highland Park golf slate Entrants have through next Wednesday night to play their 18-hole rounds Rather Prentice la expected to defend his title Prentice defeated Bill Thornton last year In the final round Crackers Peddle Higbe To Grays ATLANTA June 8 UP) Colorful Kirby Higbe 36-year-old former major leaguer was sold to Montgomery of the South Atlantic League tonight by the Atlanta Crackers Cracker President Earl Mann said tbe deal waa a straight cash transaction WE FLOOR SANDKRS SELT SANDERS FLOOR WAXERS FAINT SPRAYERS ELECTRIC SAWS SLECTRIC DRILLS LADDERS WALLPAPER STEAMERS HOUSE JACKS Brown Lets Crackers Down 6 to 1 ATLANTA June 8 UP) Former Atlanta Right-hander Norman Brown throttled the Crackers on tontt hits tonight as1 Chattanooga closed the series with a 6-1 victory It was Brown's second success here In four days and his seventh decision of the year against six lwtfi CHATTAN00S4 I ATLANTA I 4 a 41 4l 4 2 4 8 8 1 8 Clair8 18 18 Taaawlf 4 8 8 1 RiibmUm 8 18 1 4lHBronrf 10 8 7 Iuhfll 8 8 1 11 4 8 8 1 MauMla Haalalf KaUara DlMMll 4 1 4 8 118 4 8 8 8 8 4 8 8 8 I 4 8 8 8 8 DlUamlb 4 8 8 Knaulk 1 8 111 BW-MMS0 4 1 0 0 8 4 0 18 8 8 0 0 1 1 8 0 8 8 Blto0 8 0 0 1 ftjroil eWu 8 8 8 0 0 8 8 0 8 0 Trorfa ji la i bHit oKfW Nt Kite la alatt rBaa (at Jarola la alatt CfiMiiro sag 11 4 Atlanta 818 aa 1 SUMMARY Ola I IB MaaMla 80 Faftar Maaldla DF DHlroar to Kft! 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Ortaana BB LIMtaftnM Kanaadr 8 'Whin 1 NO KarowAr 8 Uttto-TlalA 8 Rlktna 8 HO KaanaAr la 8 oh la-alaA HBP Kmaadr (Fraalro) Wlaaar BIMra Laaar LUllaflalA Fanl Baralll MllabaH BEARS EDGE TRAVS IN NINTH FRAME 10-f MOBILE June Mobile scored In the last of the ninth to edge league leading Little Rock 104 here last night The Travelers who trailed 8-5 in the sixth scored two runs in both the seventh and eighth innings but the Bears pushed the winning run across in the final frame LITTLB ROCK 0 I MOBILE IB aA A a ab A A Kaihwrha 4 1 I 1 WllllMMrf otarlb ilia 4 Raroro 8 IRasanlb Rrorall1T Mrorarf BaUnUlb JarobfSb 8 10 4 118 1 4 1118 111 111 5 1 8 8 8 8 8 1 0 144 18 88 CnalaiT 8laronalf Flalrlb Orlrorf Jukalb ClrlUttlA Craroo aAlhrlfM Larobard 8 4 4 bDaalltll 1 A 1 W-4TONB8 118 8 l'Lrnhaa Wall LbdwMO Lab a 8 8 TWala ISBllrlST TWala 8T 14 II IT 11 bOwunAaA aal fnr Cniro la alatt MkwbM fro Lnroharda ta Attk cOa nut aba winning ma ror Llllla Barb 844 Manila Clllattl 8 ItoaaU Ki Cma Wllllaagron BBI Cronla Blropina I Rowan 8 Balardl 8 Janb 4 Clllrokl 8 KoriTO-rob LaaibA SB Rlropana 8 Jamb Rroiall Rng an DaaUttU HR Janb OlBoanw ClallMbl SB Jaaaba 8 LrotoUh lank Laft Uul Rath 8 Manila 8 BB Cma 4 LwAwlrk 1 Labs 1 WoCia 4 LarobarAa 1 80 Cma I Lvdwtrh 1 InibbarA 8 Wail 4 HO Wall I 44k taalnsa ma): Crua I 8 (8 raaa) Lwdwlrh 4 Hi 14 maa) LarobarAa 1 ta I (1 ma) WF LaMik Lahn Wlnaro Lahaa Lnror WIlIlaaHn Ovgllrlm Taa Kaaroa GlraiA 8 41 Ar 1T18 (palAl slat laAlax Indians Wallop Little Tigers 8 To 2 The Indiana sharpened their tomahawks on the Tigers 8-2 in a Little League battle at Toy Bowl Field West End yesterday afternoon It was hurler Billy Hagerty who paced the winners to victory Besides holding the vaunted Cats to three hits the stalwart youngster smashed out a triple and double in four trips to the plate inkers waa the victors receiver while Morton and Yeager split mounds chores for the loaera with Albarado catching Acfpco Beats Leeds 10-2 Bill Cofer led Acipco to a 10-2 victory over Leeds In a BABF game last night Cofer got three hits Including a homer with the bases loaded Aelpca 141 001 14 0 Load 001 100 8 0 Kailahar Matttoa anA WaabinRtoR Cal-llna Rainy and Rivara BaRBEGU On li qcd i (9QlltC 31) iQ ntcr ggHifimtiaBir) nr i tnr ii QjCi 13SD 5 Ben Hogan ia ctmlsg to Birmingham "Bantam Ben" big lirrte man ef the finks will appear here to an exhibition golf matrh Saturday July 7 for benefit of the Arnett Iran Cancer Society's 2930 Cancer Crusade Announcement of the match was made yesterday by Paul A Redmond Jr general chairman for the Jefferson County Chapters campaign to raiae Its 950000 quota to the Cancer Crusade Course to be played and other players ia the fouraoao are to be announced Firat Showing Hee It will be Hogan's first jhowfeg tere Many other topflight pres have performed here to recent years such aa Rvron Nelson Sam Snead Cary Middlecoff Fred Haas Jug MrSpaden ahd Lloyd Maa-gnim But never Hogan One of golfs all-time greats H(w gan has won every major professional ebampionflhtp to the United States climaxing hu great record mrh with his firxt triumph to the Maa-ters Tournament at Augusta Ga In AprlL Eariy to 1949 Hogan suffered near-fatal Injuries to a bus-auto crash but came back to win the National Open last year The year before he had reaped a rich kin vest of dollars and titles in winning the PGA the National Open and the Western Open a feat nevey before accomplished Hogan will defend his Open title next week at Oakland HUls Country Club Birmingham Mich Although he ia playing a number of exhibition this Spring and Summer the Caneer Soctoty'a book-iRC nt Hogan ia aa exclusive to this section Alabama Exclusive "He will not appear elsewhere la Alabama or in Louisiana prior to nor immediately following tho Birmingham exhibition" Chairman Redmond stated Elbert Jemlaon Jr local amateur golfer and a member of the committee to stage tbe exhibition ia' credited with putting ever the deal for Hogan Mr Jrmison firot contacted Ben in New York late last month wht)e there on a buslneM trip-Laying tho groundwork fnr the ron tract JuJt BOB PHILLIPS Indian joined with colonists In operating America's earliest aue ecRsfuI Iron works at Itaugu Tibia Records show some ef the Indiana were paid tho same rat as too colonists VJilv 7 to 111 llllll III 7146 Jack ot tail 8 aingM WHIS5EY twtotth mellow 00 PROOF DISTILLERY TtMNIIIII Southern League 37 21 32 25 Pet GB 628 Little Rock BIRMINGHAM Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga Memphis Mobile New Orleans 261 30 27 228 6)4 30 29 208 27 28 291 7 8 Vi 25 32 239 11 Vi 25 32 239 11Vi 22 34 293 14 RESULTS BIRMINGHAM 7 Nashville 3 Mobile 10 Little Rock 9 Chattanooga 6 Atlanta 1 Memphis 11-4 New Orleans 4-5 GAMES TODAY Nashville at Atlanta Modica (4-3) vs Martin (0-0) Chattanooga at'BIRMINGHAM Pearce (8-5) vs Raney (1-0) Little Rock at Yaylian (4-3) vs Ludwick (2-4) Memphis at Naw Dahlke (3-2) vs Carlsen (3-1) American League Cards Edge Braves 2 To 1 BOSTON June 8 Rookie Right-hander Joe Presko clicked off his fifth pitching victory In a row with a 2-1 decision over the Boston Braves tonight to snap the SL Louis Cardinals' three-game losing streak Preako limited the Braves to six hits the last one Walker Cdoper's ninth inning homer sr Lama i aotTON i aAr bAB a a a Laanrrf 518 'AAAlarf 4 8 8 1 'Almtlb 818 8lManballfr 4 8 4iTnnroaIb I 4BUMIJb liCaa 1 tjOrodaaIf SSI 888 41 4 i i 418 811 8 84 81 18 8 5 MaalalV 4 11 Ham(talf 8 8 1 Janrolb 88 AIM RaMro 8 11 Rlrta 41 PnahA (iStadfb aKafrro 8attaalo laJatbroa 1MRB 48 llaatl aJM 55 I ST 81 TTOalf 88 la alfhtt bv laalac: 1 814 44 444 XUlaft I BBI Ceopro IB Haaaitaa OarAea IB Rafafe HR Caapro DP HaM to RchaaaAlaat to Jaaro Laft BL Laal 8 Baataa a BB Barkaal I Fraaka 1 BO Bar-baaa I Froafea a HO 8wbnK la laaln CMfroaa la HHF Bathaal (Bafab) FB Croro Wlaaro Frotka IS-I) Lroar Batbaat (4-4i Goaf a JatAa aaA PaaealL IJa A 1848T 814) 1 4 IT 8 Major Leaders Mine anA CluL Rablnaan OaAfars Fax Whit Bax Mualal CarAlnala Fala Athlatica 8 Mlnaaa Whlta Bax 48 IchaanAlaat CarA'ala St a 44 45 Ah 18 174 14 IM 137 It 8 sa SB 18 48 SB 44 Ret 545 IM 347 841 854 RUNS BATTED IN Natli national Uaiut Dtdtiff itaftatillll8 40 ti I litlt ilt itdttft 4 lalt 414 III44I 014 17 Piratot I 444134 17 AmgriciR LtagiM Wtlt tl MMaitIMOi WllllflmOg Rt llllll ql 8 14 a 49 ttphont Pit it SA HOMS RUNS National Laagua MoAaaa DaAgapa 444 imm Wnflah Pirataa 000 14 Kinifi Plrataa A AmaHcan Ltatua RoAlnaan Whlta Am 11 Wllllama NaA Aon 4m 11 Wfrtii Tiflara 111M111M A J17KHf waste Kids To See Races Free All children under 12 years eld will be admitted free to the stock car races tomorrow and some thrilling races are in store for all who attend Fifteen local drivers have already entered and more expected to by tomorrow Added to that list ill be about 10 out-of-town driven Who should make competition mighty tough Time trials start at 1:30 ptn The fint race will begin at 2:30 pm The usual program of three heat races special match race Australian Pursuit race and feature 25-lap event 111 be run The earliest known metal pen was a bronze one found In the ruins of Pompeii 1 III onoo vti JACK DANIEL lYNCMBVBD gleo Mrs Waterhouse defending champion defeated Eleanor Mc-Corvey Mobile 6-1 6-2 and Mrs Masterson won from Fannie Stol-lenverch of Mobile 6-1 6-1 Joining them were Doris Middle-ton New Orleans who defeated Gertrude Rumpanos Mobile 6-L 6-1 and Alberta Baggett Mobile who won from Bonnie Grossnlckle Mississippi State 6-2 8-6 The top-seeded doubles team of Wade Herren Birmingham and Lea Longshore Panama City Fla fought Its way into leml-finals with a 7-5 8-4 victory over Alberto Danel Rollins College and Charles Hartridge Mobile Advancing with them were the teams of Calhoun Dickson and Alfredo millet of ROllins College Don Merritt Memphis and Charles Atherton Charleston Va and Bill Davis and John Cullum University of Tennessee The Dickaon-Mlllet duo trounced George Longshore Anniston and Francis O'Rourke Mobile 6a0 6-2 Davis-Cullum won from another Tennessee team Gavin Gentry and Tom Bartlett 6-0 6-2 and Merritt-Atherton downed Walter James and Nick McGowln Mobile 6-4 63 Semi-finals will be played tomorrow and finals Sunday Softball Results na ia i 0 LAN 0 a at at Baattat 14 NarwaaA MattaAiat Whlta Dairy Alabama Oaa Offtca 1 BESSEMER Firat Cbribtlaa 4 Margaa MatbaAiat 4 Brawn Bagtiat 7 Cattat HlHa 0 Oamaa TanigM atblatwm MatbaAiat vs VImUM Park agtlst tilt nmi Wilkaa Baatiat va autb HlahlanA Baatiat 7:14 nmi Marfan MatbaAiat va Nartb HiflblaaA Bagtiat Bill Sahara Olris 10 Cantral Park Qlrla Frlaea UZ0M0RR0 mmrZM time and money Stapp Co Blrminjhom Alt CMcags Vo ork i Baiton Cleveland Detroit Washington Philadelphia 8t Louie YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Naw York 4 Chicago 2 Cleveland 7 Boaten 1 Detroit 8 Philadelphia I Waehington at SL Louie (ppd rain) Game Today Naw York at Chicago Bhoa -) va pierce t7fl Washington at SL Kuiava (S-l va Mahoney (0-0) Philadelphia at Fowler (1-4) va- Newhoueer (1-4) Beaton at Clavaland Parnell IS-S) va Lemon (1-5) Baron Box NASHVILLE 3 ab a 112 1 4 1 0 0 2 0 12 3 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 Boguskie 2b Ray cf Ludwig 3b Barna rf Harshman lb Rowe If Spencer aa 4 Brady 4 Worthington 2 aFanning I Schniedera 0 bLotz 1 4 4 4 -4 Total 35 3 8 24 11 BIRMINGHAM 7 ab Haaenmayer as 5 1 Rackley If 2 1 Piersall cf 4 1 Wilton rf 3 1 DiPippo lb 3 Lynch 2b 4 Letchas 3b 4 Ryan 4 Brickner 4 a a 3 13 2 5 3 5 3 3 5 0 Totals 33 7 9 27 5 a Doubled for Worthington in seventh Lined out for Schniedera In ninth Nashville 201 000 000-3 Birmingham 050 010 7 SUMMARY Worthington RBL Ray Rowe 2 Haaenmayer Piersall 3 DiPippo Ryan 2B Fanning Piersall Haaenmayer Wilson 3B Haaenmayer HB Ray Piersall Left Nashville 6 Birmingham 6 BB Off Worthington 4 off Brickner 1 SO Schniedera 1 Brickner 3 HO Worthington 7 and 6 runs (one earned) in 6 innings WP Worthington 2 Winner Brickner (7-2) Loser Worthington (2-1) Brock-well and McCutcheon 2:09 A 5613 paid plus 2525 ladles Enzymes are complex chemical substances found particularly In the digestive Juices of living creatures that aid digestion by break ing down food molecules into simpler ones Wbaa YOU CAM PIT A IONOLASTIHO CAR SHINE IN 60! OPERATION WM3EM THE MIRACLE DOUBLE ACTION CAR POLISH CIiibs is Wun PiOshis as It Seals JUST MUS ON RUB OFF TAKES ONLY 45 MINUTES NOTHING SUE TO BUY Monty Back Guorantf Powderly Wins iPowderly defeated Riley 10-1 yesterday in a 13-year-old league baseball game Jack Miller pitch- 1 car lag for the winners gave up only five hit fanned seven Buddy Shaw homered with a mate on base for the winners Albert 600 24th Stv Legion Results tova Paints Oorgao Peat Ns 1 0 7 I i 1 to a dalrfka I to rf ii4aUtrf rfLroA A Mbroe' a kaaroiitorffcaiaA AMmA AA iAA4rfk rf rf rfrol aUrfroUto -to 4 to torfato -arfrf 1 AA.