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M-4m -10 PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1948- Exliibi Pirates Tig Sidelights on Sports er in tion By AL ABRAMS, Sports Editor Redsox' 24 Hits Bump Bmvesr 19-6 Dizzy Trou Trucks Wi Annual Season for Kiner Begins Early Oppose Bilf GP Duckpin Williams RolloffFor Singleton lo HUr For Bucs: Cr0j Clouts Long ui Ex Title Set By Jack Hers. Post-Gazette nJ1 Home Run Pound 4 Pitchers; Torpeson, Hitchcock Ejected for Fighting For the first time in history of the PitLsburjk Club, local fans win Palmer Classic Lanes Scene of Competition For Crown May 14 By Phil Gundelfinger, Jr. Post -Gazette Bowling Writer The Greater Pittsburgh Duckpin pre-view of the Pirates. -1 emming comes SjJ BOSTON, April 16 UPV Ted TW Ul Williams' first 1948 homer, tLiU1L nSers of ij ican Leamif" 4 a terrific 400-foot drive with two on base, sent the Boston Redsox League has announced its plans The Bucs arrived for the inter-divisional rolloff to ivausds LllV, MO at in rolling along to a 19-6 victory over the Braves in the third game of their city series Friday before a 12,630 crowd at the National decide the league championship were transnortri for the season. l.ic it-w wnn nave ha.

,1 The rolloff will be held at Palm League park. enough to secure rmaner for the siimmM. '''I The Sockers blasted four Tribal er Classic Lanes on Friday, May pitchers for 24 hits that accounted The audition of the irk b. for 35 bases and they more than 14, in a double round of competition. In the first round the cham is in the hands of the weatheP clinched their second intra-city lAMisiueraDie rainfall pions of the National, American, triumph with a six-run rally in the second inning, when Williams prooaoiy cancel the first fccwuc r.MHDiuon series belted one over( the center field wall against Lefty Clyde Shoun lairi.

lorecast rails for showers Friday night. The rains the past week left the TllavintT fi1J with Dom DiMaggio and Johnny vh 1 rs iP -1 i mm Pesky aboard. In the sixth inning. Earl Torge- anv further pon, the Braves' first sacker, and and Federal divisions will each roll a set of three games over six alleys against an all-star team composed of the eight highest average keglers in each division aside from the champion team. The all-star squads will be used as pacers only: The two divisional champions with the highest totals for the three games will then meet in a final series of three games at total pins.

The event will start at 8 o'clock end an added feature will be a demonstration by the Pinbusters, me game 10 De called off Manager Billy Meyer has Pinch-hitter Billy Hitchcock were ejected for fighting. Hitchcock grabbed Torgy around the legs jus intentions of starting hander Elmer Singleton ar after a throw got away from him and they started swapping punches. Most of the players on w.v. iius. me uetroit pilot O'Neill will send two of hi against the Tirates.

Paul both squads rushed out to pry Trout and Virgil (Fire) Tr. them apart. in me Jaauirday test. Sunday AB. H.

P. A. Redsox AB. A. Breves 4-to-12-year-old children of members of the Italian Sons and cues wm look at the slar DiMago.ci 6 Pesky, 3b.

H. P. 4 1 3 1 3 1 2 11 luuAie Art iiouueman and 2iF.McCk,lb Williams.lf Daughters of America. The accommodations will take caxe of 400 spectators. A collection for Spence.

lb Stephns.ss Pirate slugger greeted by young fans after leaving train' at Pennsylvania station. 1 5 3iElliott.3b. cue Hutchinson. 7,500 Crowd Kvprcte-d Mele.rf Heath.ir. Holmes.rf Masi.c.

Dark.ss. Tebbetts.c the Bowlers Victory Legion will be taken. Assistant Treasurer Sch Dobson.p a-Hitchcrlc ncr nas prepared his staff handle a crowd of 7,500 for OiSain.p. ClShoun.p. OiWright.p b-Sheridn 0 Glehouse.p 1 Dorish.p.

2 Saturday exhibition, and fi North Park Golfers Launch Season Sunday The North Park Golfers Asso tne auenaance will be doi Rooney Gambling On His Rookie Coach Financial Harvest Assured This Season, But 1949 Might Be Dismal Sunday, with 15,000 expected Totals. .52 24 27 17 Totals. .36 11 27 14 ine iigers boast the a-Batted for Dobson In the fourth. b-Ftan for Hitchcock in fourth. c-Batted for Wright In the fifth.

d-Batted for Barrett in the ninth. pucning stafi in the Ame League, and are rated bv the Redsox 262 130 13 1 IB Braves ....100 021 02 0 6 pens as contenders for the nant. Besides the quartet who Runs Redsox: DiMaeeio 4. Pesky 3, Wil liams 3. pence, Goodman 4, Mele.

Tebbetts ciation will get activity under way for the new season with a program at the Knights of Columbus hall, 450 Lincoln Avenue, How They Shape Up This is about the time of 'the year that all sports editors and baseball experts unfurl their typewriters and bang away with reckless abandon on what they believe will be the outcome of the major league races this season. Some have beaten the gun by announcing their selections early, but leave it to Abrams to always manage to get in right under the wire. Without much further ado, we dispense with the uspense and set the stage for the arguments to rage by presenting the following: NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 Boston Braves: Additional infield strength, balanced power and improved pitching put Billy Southworth's crew in a position to take it all. 2 St. Louis Cardinals: No stumbling start anticipated this season.

Good pitching will keep club in running all the way. Only drawback may be age catching up with Redbird stars. 3 New York Giants: Home run champs will win many a game by overpowering the opposition. Pitching, th Achilles heel, in what is otherwise a pretty fair ball club. 4 Brooklyn Dodgers: Dem Bums have youth, speed and Leo Durocher.

Loss of Dixie Walker and Muggsy Stanky won't help. Pitching still "5 Dime" variety. 5 Cincinnati Reds: Ewell Blackwell is the big boy, both literally and figuratively. Johnny Neun has other young pitchers, a team that plays heads up ball and an unlooked for punch. 6 Pittsburgh Pirates: Solid man at the helm in Billy Meyer.

Pitching improved, but not enough. Infield may be big headache. Hitting power may overcome many difficulties. 7 Philadelphia Phils: Eppie Miller and Emil Verban tighten defense noose around second base. Pitching not bad, but lack of power may hurt.

8 Chicago Cubs: Only team in National League asleep at the switch during the winter. Little or no effort was made to make Charley Grimm and the Cub fans happy. AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 New York Yankees: A good ball club in 1947 was strengthened during the winter months. Ed Lopat, Whitesox fugitive, may mean the difference in the pennant race. 2 Boston Redsox: Any time Joe McCarthy is around managing a club, pay respect.

If he can piece together any semblance of a pitching staff, the Bosox will be tough. 3 Detroit Tigers: Steve O'Neill's pitching will be the best in the majors, but infield and hitting are spotty items. Will cause plenty of trouble. 4 Cleveland Indians: Bob Feller, great as he is, can't carry the burden alone. Infield, built around Mr.

Boudreau, excellent. Balance of club weak. 5 Philadelphia A's: Venerable Connie Mack will be a thorn in many a side with a fine, young pitching staff. Lack of speed and punch put team on debit side. 6 Chicago Whitesox: Nothing much here, but they appear to have more than Washington and St.

Louis. 7 Washington Senators: Club in process of rebuilding. Like Whitesox, nothing much. 8 St. Louis Browns: There are several clubs in the Triple A minors better than the Brownies.

Poor Zach Taylor. Sutherland Ouned No Stock Dr. Jock Sutherland held no stock in the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was given an option on part of Bert Bell's stock when he signed his contract, but this was cancelled when Bell sold out upon becoming commissioner. Art Rooney and Barney McGinley are the only stockholders.

Jock got 25 per cent of the profits in addition to his salary the past two years. Fame Is Fleeting Dept. Little Al Gionfriddo, who provided one of the most thrilling moments in the history of world series play last year, has been cut loose by the Brooklyn Dodgers. The least the Bums could have done was to keep little "GI" around to have him pointed out by the fans as the fellow who made the spectacular, unbelievable catch of Joe DiMaggio's drive in the sixth game of the classic Citation Will Turn Tables Look for the Kentucky Derby glamour horse, Citation, to turn the tables on his racing rival, Saggy, when they meet in the Chesapeake Handicap at Havre De Grace Saturday. Saggy won over the six-furlong route last week, but Citation will come out on top in the longer mile and sixteenth route Saturday.

Watch for this, but don't bet! In the Mail Box 'Dear Al: I see by the newspapers that another committee has been selected to view what the other four or five committees are trying to find out about what's wrong with Pitt football. Why can't we simply go back to the old days when the Panthers won their games and didn't require any committees to investigate things?" Puppy's Keglers pulled out of a tie with Sal's Service in the National division of the Greater Pittsburgh Duckpin League by sweeping three from Palmers while Sals won only two from Williams. Meanwhile St. An-Ihonys also won two from Heath to stay within two games of the Puppy team. Capane, Trombis, lolled the season high game of 265.

E. (Junior) Lannon's 583 for Ray Millers was the week's high set and Joe Jannotta stayed just ahead of Kill Shaw in the average race with 167.1 to 167.0. Rnrlirlr'a 970 sn P.i 2. Dobson: Braves: Stanky. Elliott.

Heath. By Jack Sell Post-Gazett Football Writer work here over the wppI- Masi, Dark. M. McCormick. Errors Gale- house.

F. McCormick. Holmes, Dark 2, Rus (Trucks, Trout. Houtteman sell. Runs batted in Pesky 2.

Williams 4, When he sismed Johnnv Michelosen to a two-year con- Beiievue, at 8:30 Sunday night. Tebbetts 2, DiMagRio 2. Goodman 2. Mele, Hutchinson), O'Neill also ha? I mi -i best left-hander around todrf Spence 2. Stephens.

Masi, Stanky. lliott. Holmes. Two-base hits Tebbetts. Stephens.

Mele 2. Goodman. DiMaeeio. Three-base hits tract as new head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers last piSToVS Thursday Art Rooney took a big financial gamble, jthe United states Golf A-ssocia- TT.l "KV nai iNewnouser. Pesky.

Masi. Home run Williams. Double These four won 55 games season. Only Houtteman is a Everything will be O. K.

in 1948. It's next year when! under the new provisions for rluns within mihlif- nnnrsps plars Goodman to Spence to Stephens, Goodman to Stephens to Spence, Elliott to Stanky to Torgeson. F. McCormick to Masi. Left on basPs Redsox 10.

Braves 5. Bases on balls comer, spending past ot asl the pressure will be felt, provided, of course, that "Mike" Tony Hudak, Allison Park, is Off Dobson 1. off Galehouse 1. off Sain 2. off Shoun 2.

Struck out By Dobson 1. by son with Buffalo, whore to fails to attain big league stature. 'president of the association which Galehouse 1, by Wright 1. by Barrett 2. Hits Off Dobson.

2 in 3 Innings: off Gale Poke's 627 wr. tnn isliioc in ian earned run average oil house, 4 in off Dorish 5 in 3: off sain, Homers "We have 23,220 season tickets, ftas 1' members but is seeking a on order thus far," General Man- roster of 250. The meeting of agrer John D. Holahan of the Sunday is open to members and 5 in on Shoun. a in on wrignt.

Help Mullin With Timers 6 in 2V4: off Barrett. 8 in 4. Wild pitch Pittsburgh Businessmens Tenpin League as Old Shay doubled its lead over Red Rock to four Galehouse. Passed ball Tebbetts. Winning The Detroit roster also in prospective members.

Golf movies pitcher Dobson. Losing pitcher Sain. Umpire Robb and Berry. Time 2:13. At the major league's best third Giants Win 12.630.

man in George Kell. He car the Tigers from Connie will be The organization is appreciative of the improvements wrought on the North Park layout since games St. Joseph No. 1 has a five-game lead on runner up St. Adelbert in the Catholic Diocesan Duckpin loop A.

J. Paganucci Steelers revealed on Thursday. "That's a new record. Last year it was 21,118. For the majority of them we have $10 on deposit.

In mid-May we will start billing for the balance and get ready to Athletics in an early season in 1947, and clipped the has hiked his top average to Five Circuit Clouts Beat Tribe, 15-6 OWENSBORO, April 16 LP) jlast season and is anxious to get for .320. Pat Mullin, who set the cJ 157.2 in the Equitable Gas dux circuit. Telephones lead Unit unaerway witn its competitive program. Yanks Beat Dodgers, 8-6 Henrich, Keller Hit Homers Capacity at Forbes Field for grid games last season was 34,529. on fire for the first half of season, is a local product The New York Giants bashed I hails from the coal npm $200,000 Salted In Bank five home runs Friday to flatten the Cleveland Indians, 15 to 6.

Trotter in Fayette conty. his brilliant start, he rar.4 With more than $200,000 al Their victory gave the Giants ready salted in the bank the. the season with a .256 tet Steelers, even in these days of mark. NEW YORK, April 16 UP) Picking up where they left off in last fall's World Series, the World an 8-7 edge in the exniDiuon series. high salaries and terrific over Harvey Woeckner, low handicap player at South Hills, is noted as an iron player but he seems to be in mid-season form already.

He recently had two deuces in a row on his home course, canning a niblick Second on No. 14 and then holing a six-foot putt for a birdie two at the fifteenth. Tony Joy. pro at Charters The Tigers have been in head, should keep out of the -red. One of the circuit blows was a since late unursaay mgnw Champfbn New York Yankees de grand slam shot by Sid Gordon in were unable to go through The National Football League helped, too, by resuming a guar feated the National League Cham pion Brooklyn Dodgers, 8-6, Fri the fourth inning.

scheduled workout Friday, li antee this year. It will be $15,000 the condition of Forbes Fie' Larry Jansen, the Giants' right- per game for the visiting team. day before 14,025 fans at Yankee Stadium in an exhibition baseball Pittsburgh plays three of its hand pitching ace, shut out the Indians until the eighth when Cleveland scored six times on five hits. game. last four away from home in De Whitesox Eve Country Club, has signed Jimmy The win snapped Brooklyn troit, Philadelphia and Los An Heaters by three games The Stainless Steel team won the championship in the Page Steel duckpin loop- in Monessen.

The league will banquet at the Char-leroi Elks on April 24. Timberliners go into their final season match with the Stratoliners holding a three-game margin on that team for the lead in the Tip Topper Club mixed dux circuit Easterner and Ontarian each won two last time to stay deadlocked for the P. L. E. dux loop lead with one night to go.

Two rolloffs may be necessary the final night. Ralph Nix, with 205, and Bill Hinton, with 488, led the individual scorers Hrabaks took two from Lucky Strikes in the Starlet Girls duckpin organization. Betty Hahalyak's 450 paced the victors. The final game was decided by one stick! The Early Risers dux loop will banquet at Johnny Laughlin's Shamrock Room Saturday night. xwaK, assistant to jimmy Law- string of 25 straight exhibition geles.

If they are far out of the race in November, that trio could son at Long Beach, Cal. for two New York. 322 wins, all over minor league oppo Bruin Series Cleveland 000 410 210 15 13 0 000 061 7 11 1 Moncrief. Linda (3), years, as one of his assistants at sition. be headaches, financially.

Jansen A Cooper: me Kooinson township layout. Weber (5). Klieman (8) Hegan. Home Home runs by Tommy Henrich Rooney displayed a bit of senti runs Thomson, e. Gordon, Cooper, Conway, and Charlie Keller broke a 5-5 tie Lockman, J.

Gordon. Big First Inning ment rare in pro grid magnates witn extensive reconditioning and put the Yankees ahead to Decides 4-1 Game ucuig aone to greens and fair stay. Reds Trample Their Syracuse Farm, 16-2 ways, May 1 has been announced as the tentative opening day for Dodgers P. A.jlackee AB. H.

P. A CHICAGO, April 16 AB. H. 4 Rbinsn.2b 2 Strnwss.2b 5 OlHennch.ri.. Chicago Whitesox capitalize: by giving Michelosen a shot at the big job.

This is now one of the most attractive grid posts in all of football and numerous friends of the Steeler boss questioned the wisdom of risking the 32-year-old ex-Panther who has never even been head of a high school team nor played a pro game OLindellll. a Paying goit at tfte Greene County Country Club with the clubhouse RICHMOND, April 16 UP) Keller Hank Borowy's first inning Vaughan.lf Reiser.lb. Snider.ef Reese Whitmn.rt Cox, 3b. The Cincinnati Reds pounded out HDiMagio.cf 2 4 1 opening being tentatively set for Souchck.lb ness for a 4-1 triumph over an eight-run big inning today as 1 McQunn.lb may io, it was announced bv Hodges.c. Hatten.p.

Johnson. 3b 4 Rizzuto.ss. 4 they walloped their Syracuse Chief farmhands 16-2 behind the six hit Allan Brookes, president of the a-Jorgnsen ciuo. opening date for playing Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Fie! fore 9,233 shivering ians Frii The contest played in 45- weather evened the sprir.j pitching of Kenny Raffensberger Branca. p.

b-Rackley Nlarhos.c. Shea. p. Reynolds. and Eddie Erautt Hall.p c-Hrmnskl uver me course is mostly contin gent on weather conditions pre vailing up to that date.

Says Fans Want System "I believe most of those fans Pete Murnack Wins Cincinnati (N) 2 Syracuse 0 020 ooo 080 16 17 100 2 3 series at four games each. 36 4 24 101 Totals. .34 13 27 12 Raffensberger. Erautt (8) and Borowy, expected to hur ordered 1948 tickets would Pete Murnack, with a high run of 30, defeated Howard Saltzy, 100 to 80, in the West Penn rocket Cubs' National League want the Sutherland system to -Filed out for Hatten in the fourth. b-Fanned for Branca in the seventh.

c-Walked for Hall in the ninth. d-Flied out for Shea in the sixth. (8) ana Bosiack, continue under Jock's first assist against Pittsburgh Tuesday, BROOKLYN 010 400 00 Practice Called Off The Little Pirates workout slated at Crafton Field Saturday afternoon has been postponed. ed four walks in the op-: billiards tourney on Friday night NEW YORK AL. 3 02 0 2 0 1 0 8 ant," Rooney declared.

"It was Johnny who had to make the College Results BASEBALL i in Jerry Henger's parlors. The frame. Hank's wildness. pJ Runs Brooklyn: Snider. Reese 2.

Whit EI man. Cox. Hermanski. New York: Henrich 2, match lasted 28 innings. throw by Second Sacker 2 Penn State Pitt 1 seller 2.

Di Macgio 2 Errors Snider. tough decision. And I think he will make good." Schenz gave the Sox three rA Shea. Runs batted in Hodges 2, Johnson, Shea 2, Souchock 2. Whitman.

Jorgensen. 10 Fordham Hofstra 1 10 Lafayette Muhlenberg 0 14 N. Stat Furman 7 Rather than Michelosen, some Henrich. McQuinn. Keller.

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11 Wofford Catawba 8 7 S. Carolina Clemson 4 0 4 1 1 3 11 3 MaddfrnJf Di Maggio. Home runs Henrich, Stolen bases Reese. Snider, Niarhos. Double plays Hatten to Hodges to Reiser, Stirn-weiss to Riziuto to Souchock, Cox to Reiser.

Left on bases Brooklyn (NL) 6. New York 1 2 Virginia Quantico 2 Whitesox Scala.cf Appling3b Lupien.lb Kenndy.rf Philley.lf Rooney associates urged use of 1948 with its assured financial success to get a new big name coach acclimated They suggested 0 3 AL) 8. Bases on balls Off Shea S. off 4 Ken Strong Leaves Giants After 25-Year Grid Career Veteran Place-Kicking Specialist Retires; Jim Brieske, ex-Wolverine, to Take Over liAbrson.rl Baker such tutors as Carl Snavely of Hatten 1, oft Branca 2, off Hall 3, off Rey-nodls 4. Struck out ByBranca 2, by Reynolds 2, by Hall 1.

Hits Off Hatten 7 In 2 Haynei.D. 2 3 innings, on Branca 3 In 3 Innings: off North Carolina, who nibbled at the bait of the Los Angeles Dons recently, Bernie Bierman of Min 2 Cliipman-P O'c-Nlchoison 1 Hall. 3 in 2 Innings, off Shea 4 in 6 innings, off Reynolds 0 In 3 Innings. Wild Harrist.p. 1 a-Hodgin 1 Ditch Reynolds.

Winning Ditcher Shea. nesota, Bob Neyland of Tennessee 32 5 27 1l! TntHjJL Losing pitcher Branca. Umpires Goetz, Conlan and Summers. Time 2:32. Attendance 14.025.

ajid Bill Kern of West Virginia if a-Sft nn flrldrr i choice lor Si: NEW YORK, April 16 UP Ken Now he is bowing out, turning nut for BoroT In the single wing was to be retained. Buff Donelli of Boston a c-Sale on error for Strong, famed kicking specialist of New York's professional football a Virginia Teen Richmond 7 3 Otterbein Muskingum 2 7 Minnesota Luther. 1 9 Rutgers Colgate 2 4 Appalachian E. Carolina 2 5 Shippensburg Millersville 2 6 Juniata Buckneli 4 1 2 American U. Loyola 3 9 Dartmouth Penn 3 1 2 Georgia Tennessee 8 1 1 Ursinus Haverford 1 0 8 Louisville Cincinnati 7 5 Michigan Iowa 2 2 Wisconsin Indiana 1 7 Indiana State Anderson 5 2 High Point Lenoir-Rhyne 1 14 Florida A AM Benedict 5 7 Atlantic W.

Carolina 3 3 Atlantic Carolina 0 9 Army Panzei 3 2 Maryland Cornell 0 2 Tufts Suffolk 1 4 Rhode Island Vermont 1 9 Michigan State Northwestern 9 14 Illinois Wes Chicaco U. 1 9 Bradley Creighton 2 5 Washburn Emporia 4 10 Missouri Kansas 5 8 Pacific Fresno 1 11 Brigham Utah 10 5 Denver Wyoming 1 Lions Panthers In Ninth Inning, 2-1 Rudy Hudec Forces Winning Run Across After Two Are Retired From the Post-Gazettt Correspondent Whltetox 3 0 0 over an enviable mark to his youthful successor. Much of the footwork for the Giants next sea Cub 0 0 0 1 0 Rooney favorite, was tops in the T-f ormaljon list. The Buffer had Run Whitesox: Applet nfdy, Robinson; Cubs: son undoubtedly will fall to Jim Rir In Kolloway. Lupien.

a brief crack at the job in 1941 under conditions which were not a true test and would probably welcome another try in the old Brieske, center and kicking specialist from the University of al.JJ.n. rm Ttl. hit Appllnr. Stolen bases "-v, Michigan. Sacrifice Borowy, Koilcy Senators' Rally Beats Phillies Pound Ed Heusser For 9-to-6 Victory DANVILLE, April 16 UP) The Washington Senators jumped on Relief Pitcher Ed Heusser for three runs in each of home town.

Signed recently in the Giaats' Jeflcoat to Pafko to Kculoway to Luplen: Applm on bun Whltetox 8. turf Giants, is hanging up his uniform for good, after a quarter of a century on the gridiron. The retirement of the former New York University full-b a now 40 years old, was rebuilding program, Brieske boasts STATE COLLEGE, April 16 Big Rudy Hudec pitched only balli OS Haynea 1. on rlst 1. off Chipman 2.

A. h. Wrrilt 1. an impressive record of his own. In succeeding Bob Snyder of the Los Angeles Rams as the "baby" of the National League coaching ranks, Michelosen comes up to the on ball Friday but that was 12 Lynchburg.

A Mary 5 He booted 126 points after touchdown during his varsity career enough to force in the winning Hlta Off Haynea. 4 in 6 Inninti. 4 In 7 lnninga; off Harrtst. 1 off Chipman, 1 In 3 town, right hander, was in tnruble only once as he limited the Panthers to two hits, one a home run in the second inning by Frank Couch. Calder gave up four bits but twice errors by shortstop Jack Snyder paved the way to Lion tallies.

1 Randolph-Macon Bridgewater 4 Georgetown. Lee 3 6 VMI Roanoke-- 0 9 Innings big job minus most of the advan with the Wolverines, including a itcner riaynei. umw Tin 2:11. Attendance the seventh and eighth frames to record seven a row at the last Rose Bowl game. 4- A A 1 A mm announced Fn- TENNIS tages which the Coast tutor possesses.

Snyder gained valuable experience in a long pro playing career which included short stays with ruu A's r.Pt ift a. Penn State H. P. A. E.

0 01 0 2 3 0 defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 9-6 Friday in the final exhibition game of the teams' southern jaunt. Dutch Leonard, working the ua.n. in j.p,o, wuen ne iea me na- tion's collegiate scorers with 162 Swamp H. P. 0 2 3 2 0 Hackmn.ss Pitt Susko.lf.

Barnes, 2b Smodic.cf Cntma.3b Couch xiiai recora aia not include 9 N. Carolina Cincinnati 0 6 ShfODensburg Millersville 3 9 Randolph-Macon Bridgewatei' 0 9 Virginia Maryland 5 Wash. A Lee. Georgetown 4 9 Presbyterian Wake Forest 9 Duke G. Washington 0 TRACK Shinpensburg 110, Bloomsburg 10, Millersville 6.

101 VMI Richmond 30 1 day by the Na- Ken Strong tional League club, which is undergoing a complete remodeling in preparation for the 1948 campaign. The seemingly ageless kicker retired once before, after 20 years of high school, college and professional football. But he came back in 1943 to help the Giants 1 3 1 1 0 1 1 15 1 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 a. single iieiu goai, annougn ne .,1, T- was a trinle-threater at NYTT. The Philadelphia Athletic stark.

If. Wertz.lb. Tkac.rf Holler.c. Gehrett.p. first three innings, and Oscar tally as Perm State topped fiix, 2-1, in a keen mound duel.

Al Tkac of McKeesport brought home the decisive run with two out in the ninth inning. Deryl Calder, Pitt right hander, and Bob Gehrett were the opposing: hurlers and it was nip and tuck until Calder lost his control in the ninth inning. Two walks and an error filled the bases and Calder threw three straight balls to Gene Solomon before Hudec was rushed to the mound. Hal Hackman scored the first Lion run on a walk, flelder'a choice, and error. Gehrett, Lewis-j a1 rt.if 18 hir! lnClUUi'B Rosfeld.lb 0 10 Snyderji.

1 2 Matich.c. 0 6 Calder.p. 0 1 Hudec, p. .00 win. Kir Tit Sllfier.

EC, ond Ynrlr. to Dick Guy's old Pittsburgh Amerks, the Cleveland Rams, and then four seasons with the Chicago Bears. He became one of the greatest placement kickers in the history of the pro circuit. i. In addition, Snyder has a strong staff of pro veterans, including George Joe Stydahar and Dr.

Danny Fortmann. Recently he added Clark Shaughnessy, 2a28 13 51 4 27 16 1 Judd held the Senators fairly well in check while the Phils built up a 6-3 margin through the first six innings. Score by innings: Phila'ahia (N). 042 000 000 6 19 Washington (A) 110 001 33 9 IS Baltimore Orioles 14-8 Fj SWIMMING 48 California a-Two out when winning run scored. Pacific Collet 37 through the war years, and for the past five seasons has swung His prowess as a kicker came with advancing age.

But his field goals and points after touchdown enabled him to become the all-time high-scorer of the Giants with 351 points. He Is the second high-scorer of the National League with 496, topped only by Don Hutson. their final game before Pitt 010 000 00 0 1 Penn State ...100 000 00 1 2 tr Khih Park. Runs Couch. Hackman.

Tkac. Horn run LACROSSE 14 Union his good right toe in all their Sampson 3 111. AMI S41 I Couch. Stolen base Hackman, Smodic. Baltimora (IL) 000 JJT 1 f( Bates on BaUt Off Gehrett 4, off Calder 3.

Leonard, Jadd (4). Heatser (7) and kickoff field goals and points after touchdown. off Hudec 1. Struck out By Gehrett 3, by GOLF 13 Denver Semlnlek; Wyaa, adsaa (4), Garcia (7) and Early. Coif ma rrankt: -Hsokf (7) Hoblnwn.

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