The Daily Sentinel-Tribune from Bowling Green, Ohio • 11

Thursday August 30 1951 THE DAILY SENTINEL TRIBUNE GREEN OHIO Eleven Yanks Clout Browns Tie or 1st Place Gavilan The Daily Sentinel Tribune Major Standings SPORTS at in 2 2 (D) (D) (D) (D) BOYS GIRLS Bring In Your There are no snakes in Hawaii Silver Spoons Dill Jewelers To Win the New SCHWINN for the New 11 School Year BICYCLE 1 Rap them in bundles of 25 each 3 Winner will be announced September 5 JEWELERS I29SMAIN 1 PHONE 32062 North Carolina 0 golf courses STATESMAN JI $1000 JACK CHESBRO pitching with 4he New York American Leagueclub won 41 games in 1904 This record still stands By International News Service AMERICAN LEAGUE Truman Replaces Calvin Coolidge WASHINGTON (INS) President Truman will attend the final inning of the 1924 World Series Saturday at Griffith Stadium Actually not that tardy staging a recreation of the 12th inning of the final game of the 1924 baseball classic in which the Washington Senators edged the New York Giants 4 to 3 to win the series Newest Pens VALIANT II' $1250 ADMIRAL Pen $500 Pencil $375 Ensemble gift boxed $875 Awarded Decision ighter lores In Critical Condition NEW George lores 20 year old Brooklyn welterweight lay in critical condition Thursday in a New York hospital after suf fering his third straight knockout The 151 pounder unconscious after the eighth round kayo was operated on for a brain hemor rhage a few hours after losing to Roger Donoghue of Yonkers NY in Madison Square Garden still perched on the welterweight throne Thursday but the sleek swinger from the canebrakes al most had to call out the Cuban Marines to keep him there The Keed making his first de fense of his three months old title squeezed out the closest of split decisions over Billy Graham of New east side Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden But while Gavilan managed to convince two of the three ring of ficials he raised vociferous doubts among the bulk of the crowd of 8137 The fans cheered Graham and booed Gavilan for five minutes ist fights bubbled but never quite boiled and the demonstration was climaxed when a Graham support er tried unsuccessfully to crown Referee Mark Conn with a ring stool Conn was the unfortunate gentle man whose card decided the the third split decision Gavilan and Graham have fought It came down to ballot after Judges Arthur Schwartz and rank orbes disagreed The referee a very busy gentle man throughout a fas and furious encounter called the rounds even but gave Gavilan a 10 to 7 point edge Irving Cohen irate manager of Graham mumbled furiously about a protest and demanded a hearing before the New York State Athletic Commission But there seems little on which to base such action Newsmen at the ringside almost unanimously scored the bout in favor of Graham The International News Service card showed Billy a 7 6 2 winner Gavilan who weighed 145 to 145 went into the ring a 13 to 5 favorite despite the close ness of their previous meetings or six founds he looked the part He was rapier sharp and kept the cautious Graham backpedaling and clinching worriedly He blood ied nose in the third and kept it red as a stoplight Then Billy threw away the script Twenty eight years old and backed by only one fight in the past eight months Graham was supposed to tire in the late rounds He Instead he grew stronger and stronger He was master inside scoring repeatedly with body and head combinations and he made the flashy Gavilan badly with his long range roundhouses All three officials gave Billy four of the last five rounds It quite enough Schwartz scored it a fantastic 9 6 for Gavi lan orbes made it 7 7 1 with Gra ham ahead 11 to 10 on points And point tally decided it The Graham camp immediately set up a clamor for a return bout Gavilan muttered vaguely that he would be glad to meet Graham again But Billy will have to catch the kid first Coach Tom Kinkade of the Bowl ing Green Bobcats had a first look at his team in actual combat yesterday morning and was fairly well pleased Although noticeably thin in re placements the Bobcats scored seven touchdowns to one against the Maumee High School club Once again this year it looks like the Bobcats have come a long way for the short time they have work ed out One of Coach prob lems centers around keeping the team in top shape both physically and psychologically in order to prevent a mid season collapse Halfback Joe Presti pleas Kinkade with his brilliant open field running against the Maumee unit Emil George Dick Manhart Stan Sprague and Bill Miller also showed drive and open field know how Presti 160 pounds of gridiron dynamite needing only a lighted fuse performed well on both quick opening off tackle and end sweep plays He scored twice on runs of over 50 yards from off tackle and outfaked the whole Maumee de fense to romp 65 yards around end for another TD a George who likes to play foot ball as well as eating and sleeping scored one of the Bobcats six pointers on an off tackle run of 55 yards Sprague an elusive 130 pound junior outwitted the Maumee Jads while scampering to two touch downs one for 60 yards and Manhart although he failed to score gave indications of being one of the hardest ripmers on the team Coach Kinkade although pleas ed was quick to point out that the Bobcats were perfor i against a team which along slower than we The offensive line seemed to be blocking very well Had they not the backfield would not have been able to show as well Kinkade had Hal Whitacre and Tom Mooney at the ends Dill Asher and Mike Es sex at the tackle Homer ranks and Jim Chase at guards and Bill Urschel at center Ed Heiby and Dick Lewis alter nated at the quarterback post Each completed several neat pass es but a bit more aerial practice hurt either boy On defense the Bobcats looked fairly strong Carl Bussler and Dick Shaw both made a number of key tackles and until the second string Bobcat defense made an ap I NY Signs' Sain To Aid BG Elks Win Over Defiance And Napoleon The Bowling Green Elks lodge golfers succeeded in getting the third leg on the big trophy yester day when they defeated clubbers from Defiance and Napoleon on the local course The Defiance club had two legs on the trophy and was making a supreme effort to nab it perma nently also but failed by a fairly wide margin when every playing member of the local team scored at least a point Beegee dropped all of the points in only one match and that was one in which John Cheetwood failed to show and the points were for feited The final points score put the local lodge ahead 48 to 39 to 21 with Napoleon trailing Harley Ash turned in the lowest score of the afternoon posting a one under par 69 Emerson 74 and Dick 76 were next Ed Charles was low for Defi ance with 76 while Ritter paced the Napoleon players with 74 The visitors and BG players treated to a sumptuous bone steak dinner at the Elks Grill fol lowing the match During a brief discussion ses sion the three representa tives voted to suggest to their respective lodges that the annual affair be continued and that Wauseon be admitted to the group They suggested also that the tour nament be rotated between the four cities instead of being played at the course of the club which last won the trophy The result of each threesome was as follows: (medal score first points next) Ash (BG) 69 3 77 1 Ritter (N) 74 2 A Harms (BG) 76 5 Charles (D) 76 4 Strohl (N) 86 0 Cheetwood (BG) absent 0 White (D) 92 3 Wagner 83 6 Gibson (BG) 82 3 Smart (D) 80 3Vz Kogers (IN) 82 2 March (BG) 82 6 Searcey 92 1 Parks (N) 92 1 Spitler (BG) 83 3 Clemens 79 6 Bernicke 102 0 Premo (BG) 90 3 auster 82 6 Limpach (N) 113 0 Cain (BG) 74 6 Rhamey 88 1 Johnson (N) 85 2 By HOWARD SIGMAND INS Sports Writer NEW YORK The most unique farm system in baseball is working toward a third straight pennant for the New York Yan kees an unofficial but highly un usual which extends from St Louis in the American League and straight through the National League The world champions in a flat footed tie for first again with the Cleveland Indians have added an other senior circuit commando to their flag assault entourage This time tobacco Johnny Sain late of the Boston Braves The big Arkansan joins Johnny Mize from the class of and Johnny Hopp from the class of for post graduate work with the Sain' the 32 year old righthander who has fashioned four 20 game seasons in his career with Boston could be just the guy to fill the void that exists in the New York pitching department Although John brings a poor 5 13 record with him the diehards insist he will go the way of all men who put Yan kees across their uniform chests and win for either in relief or on the firing line Old Wahoo Allie Reynolds won his 13th game of the season Wed nesday night as he bested the Browns 15 to 2 Reynolds made the effort shine with a two hitter One of those was a homer by Ken Woods in the fourth inning that produced two runs fifth straight over St Louis this season was assured in the very first inning when Zack fine pitching staff one Ned Garver was shelled out in a five run uprising It was the eighth straight time the Yanks have beat en Ned They may have to him from the Browns next year In all the Yanks made 17 hits including homers by rookies Gil MacDougald and superboy Mickey Mantle It was the eighth straight night win for the Yanks and the 13th of their last 14 Things so rosy for the Indians who got licked 3 to 0 by the Philadelphia Athletics and lefty Alex Kellner The southpaw scat tered five hits to beat the Tribe for the third time this season Gus 29th homer with one man on in the fourth off Mike Garcia" wrapped it up Both the Yanks and Indians have identical records Each has an SO 47 mark for a 630 percentage Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 7 to 5 and the Washington Senators topped the Chicago White Sox 2 to 1 in 13 innings in other American League encounters Muscular Gil Hodges set a new Brooklyn Dodger home run mark as he helped keep his team six games ahead of the New York Giants Big Gil belted two homers numbers 35 and 36 as the Brooks trounced the Cincinnati Reds 13 to 1 with a 16 hit assault Hodges who also doubled to drive in a total of seven runs fori the day surpassed the previous! Dodger record for one season set I by Babe Herman in 1930 when he hit 35 round trippers i Don Newcombe took in all this and a three run homer by battery mate Roy Campanella (No 28) to! the bargain as he shuffled to his 17th win The Giants bounced back after having their 16 game skein snapped Tuesday and defeated the Pitts 1 burgh Pirates 3 to 1 on a master fyl three hitter by Jim Hearn I Boston Braves rookie Dave Cole won his first major league game1 by beating the Chicago Cubs 4 to 1 1 and the St Louis Cardinals eked: by the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 2 ing defense which made rough for Maumee) Besides Shaw and Bussler other new faces in the line up while on defense included Dick Boltz and John Buckles both linemen End Hal Whitacre suffered a re currence of a groin strain and had to sit on the sidelines He will probably be allowed to do limited work with the club until his injury heals GAMES THURSDAY AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston (Stobbs 8 5) at Detroit (Gray 4 11) Philadelphia (Martin 9 4) (Cleveland (eller 20 6) Other clubs not scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh (riend 6 9) at New York (Jansen 17 9 or Spencer 10 4) Cincinnati (Blackwell 14 11) at Brooklyn (Roe 17 2) Night Chicago (Kelly 5 1) at Boston (Wilson 5 4) Night St Louis (Poholsky 4 12) at Phil adelphia (Jordan 1 0) Night RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 15' St Louis 2 (Night) rmiaaeipma 3 Cleveland 0 Boston 7 Detroit 5 Washington 2 Chicago 1 (13 nings) NATIONAL LEAGUES New York 3 Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 13 Cincinnati 1 Boston 4 Chicago 1 (Nicht) St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 (Night) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus at Indianapolis post poned Kam Toledo 8 Louisville 4 Milwaukee 8 St Paul 5 Kansas City 4 3 Minneapolis CENTRAL LEAGUE Grand Rapids 10 lint 5 Muskegon 14 Dayton 12 Charleston 6 0 Saginaw 5 4 Woody Hayes Says OSU May Use rosh Gridders COLUMBUS' (INS) Woody Hayes Ohio minded head footbaft coach told newsmen Wednesday night that the Bucks fielding some freshmen gridders before long this season no substitute in sports for Hayes said I think the presence of freshman will make certain that there be any complacency among the i I think see some of them play in Ohio stadium before the season is Hayes said Ohio football fortunes would be made these coming three weeks of Thirty freshmen are coming in Sat urday he said and most of them would go to the junior varsity The varsity will be in Tuesday and two times a begins the following day Hayes said the first four' ball games will be four OSU has ever opened with we can play' good ball these four he said do all right for the The Buck grid chief cited Southern Methodist Michigan State Wisconsin and Indiana down the line and discus sed what he expected in each to stop red Ben Hayes said "no two coaches are agreed Of Michigan State he said he thought it was the only team which is fielding two All Americans hext to each Hayes called competition on the Wisconsin eleven and labeled Indiana dark horse of the Big Ticket Director Ed Weaver speak but in a printed annunce ment said all sale of Michigan State tickets has stopped Weaver indicated that orders for tickets to the SMU game have ben coming in fast and furus 2 Bring them in between 10 A to 2 Noon or 4 to 6 Saturday or 4 to 6 on Monday and Tuesday Kinkade airly Pleased With Bobcats In Their irst Grid Scrimmage Savitt Sidelined With Mysterious Leg Swelling By CHARLES EINSTEIN INS Sports Writer OREST HILLS NY INS The National Singles championships may run through Columbus Day if it will preserve Dick tem porarily sidelined with1 a mysteri ous leg in his bid for a tennis triple One doctor said the swelling was an infection gave Savitt a penicil lin shot and prescribed terramychv tablets overnight That left scheduled jfourth rounder against Straight Claik with the promise of 24 grace A The first quarter final shaped up meanwhile be rank Sedgman top ranked for eigner from Australia against Tony Trabert the Cincinnati star who put out pesky Henri Rochon of Canada 6 3 6 8 6 1 6 On the side 16 year old Maureen Connolly got to the quar ter finals by drubbing Negro star Althea Gibson 6 2 6 4 So did top seeded Doris Hart with a straight bet win over Midge Buck Dairy Queen Store 434 East Wooster One Block West of the University pearance these boys led a charg i Cramer (BG) 85 1 Morehouse aae the goings mossing unj svs iaxe 81 mciNany (U) 87 3 Austermiller (N) 92 0 Merrick (BG) 90 4 Schindler (D) 93 5 Tribby (N) 101 0 Carr (BG) 83 4 Hummer (D) 90 3 Cromwell (N) 91 1 Totals Beegee 48 Defiance 39 Napoleon 21 Hill Staff QLnfiibiM T1 Club Won Lost PctGB Cleveland 80 47 630 0 New York 80 47 630 0 Boston 74 51 592 5 Chicago 6958 543 11 Detroit 59 67 424 20 Washington 53 72 424 26 Philadelphia 52 77 403 29 St Louis 38 86 306 40 NATIONAL LEAGUE Club Won Lost Pct GB Brooklyn 81 45 643 0 New York 76 52 594 6 Boston 63 61 508 17 Philadelphia 63 65 492 19 St Louis 60 62 492 19 Cincinnati 54 73 425 27 Chicago 53 72 424 27 Pittsburgh 54 74 422 28 Yanks Get Sain A Ml fa a 7 Averno Donovan Sent By Browns To Weak Yankees Cleveland roster now stands at 38 gridders five 'more than the limit allowed by the National ootball League and a few more players may leave before the week is out The latest two candidates to be dropped are guard Sisto Averno and tackle Art Donovan Both weer drafted from the late Baltimore Colts They were sent to the New York Yanks who after the 52 0 drubbing they received from the Browns last week appeared in! need of help With the exception of possibly one or two linemen the Brownie! forwards are set In the backfield! coach Paul Brown must choose: from Don Shula Carl Tasseff Ace Loomis and Harry Jagade for the open spots Lin Houston guard has Rex Bumgardner on the ailing list I Houston severely sprained his ankle in the Browns rout of the Yanks and will be out for several weeks The Browns who resumed prac tice sessions Wednesday after a two day lay off face the Detroit Lions at the University of Detroit stadium Sept 4th Harridge Denies Chisox Protests Of Yank Tilt CHICAGO American Leag i ue President William Harridge Wednesday denied the protest of the Chicago White Sox in the dis puted game with the New York Yankees July 27 The protest was filed by Chl cago Manager Paul Richards over the action of umpire Hank Soar in! terminating the game at Yankee Stadium in the first half of the ninth inning because of rain action gave the Yankees a 3 to 1 victory Play Clear railroad tracks are safe ones Be sure they are clear first Gowan Pitches Radigan Bats Decks To 5 1 Win When a guy like Norb Cowan pitching hot much need to worry about your' team hitting theball But last night with Cowan pitch ing in his normally supreme way Deck uneral Home broke out for eight hits including two home runs and gave Cowan a rather easy 5 1 victory Tonight Decks will put the blue chips out in efforts to cop a semi final battle from Toledo Local 22 the power packed un ion team which ousted the Bowl ing Green Whitehouse Hambur gers 12 1 Monday night They boast three players of the Champion Sparkplugs profes sional team in Toledo including Duane Malinowski who blasted a home run and a single against the Bowling Green All Stars Mon day Cowan held Metamora to a meas ley four hits in chalking up his 30th victory of the year against only six defeats The loss dropped Metamora from the tourney Cowan last night struck out eight Metamora batters In 36 games he has allowed just 118 hits for an average of just a fraction over three hits a game His game against Metamora was not his finest of the year but once again gave proof of his steady hurl ing pitcher Bill Hen ricks ran into some of Decks power in the first inning when Don Dunn led off with a single and Bob Radigan slammed a long home run This gave Decks a 2 0 lead which they held until the third Then with Jack single and double they enlarged their margin to 3 0 Radigan who definitely was the batting ctar again figured in the scoring in the sixth He singled to lead off and then rode around the bases on Hal boom ing homer Metamora finally scored in the bottom half of the sixth when Con don singled and later scored on double Radigan had three hits In four trips for Decks while Gee had a pair of singles Roberts had two of the Metamora bingles off Cowan Henricks of Metamora struck out only three men while walking but one Dunn ss 1 4 Radigan 3b 3 4 Dunham 1 3 Shook cf 0 3 Cowan 0 3 alls lb 0 3 Hummer 2b 1 3 Karns If 0 2' Gee rf 2 3 Condon If 1 3 Bat tles cf 1 3 Beras 3b 0 3 Rob erts 2 3 Solvak lb 1 3 Hen ricks 0 3 Pupus rf 0 3 Doyle ss 0 2 Decks 201 002 0 5 8 0 Metamora 000 001 4 1 Nine boxers lost their lives in the rings of the world in 1950 Classified Ads bring results for alt What Is A Used Car? 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