The Tulsa Tribune from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 13

TUESDAY JUNE 16 1942 THE TULSA TRIBUNE TULSA OKLAHOMA THIRTEEN Hiya Coach! Climb Williams leming Among Major Hit Leaders Lochinvar is Passeau Gets Shut Bi Even With Bums Off Dodgers 6 0 Supply Air SOW PLATING a soldier each 45 EAST 3 DATS 39 39 CABIN LUINO Inning Game Joost NOW A 3 TONITE Track Team June 3 3 A 0 4 1 Totals 44 9 13 30 13 Casa Loma Terrace 9 SAT 5c BUS TO PARK GATE LAST DAT "MEN BOYS TOWN I Tonight OR tn'IRAfR EXAMINATION MOORE SEEKATZ Bitt nn You COZY i York Case Borl and ort 'Son of ury" 3 0 0 lor not not GENE TIERNEY TYRONE POWER APPALACHIAN LEAGUE IS CUT TO OUR CLUB LOOP 39 33 IS 18 30 14 33 38 39 3 3 5 1 3 1 Karow (right) and and 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 8 0 0 2 0 3 39 40 41 30 363330325321iio302 5 5 2 1 3 5 4 5 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 around then a These League pinned 1 3 3 9 1 1 I 1 0 never seen a game be major league teams and absolutely none except league towns that has one between two major Sonnier 3b Vitterlt Trent ct Jones lb Parker 3b Cromp nc York ns Hamner Ladep i 5 6 5 0 3 1 1 3 NEW YORK June The noise of the past week's hitting CONTINUOUS from noon EVERY yEO NIGHTS ERROL HTV THEY DIED WITH THEIR ROOTS ON Music by Jack Doulton's Madarn Airi 18 HEAR AL CLAUSER and His OKLAHOMA OUTLAWS XTUL Starting BED 8 A TULSA'S AVORITE OUTDOOR DANCING SPOT Triple Header on Neivblock Softball Bill (Multi 18' Injury orces Young Jenkins ight Delay BOSTON June 16 Of' i DOORS OPEN PRICES 19e S3 WALTER BRENNAN "Swamp WALTER HUSTON Water" CONT RO31 10c 15c 35 SPENCER TRACT 7 "Woman K4THARINE HEPBVRN Year 0 0 Rebels Drop Another Extra CONTINUOUS ROM tree Parking 'Charlie McCarthy 1 Bergen LAUOHISG hnmp The Bulb Barna and his bat had knocked in three runs with a homer triple and double Mel Ott also chipped in a four bagger his eighth of the year The American league's eastern clubs open their western swing to day and the National league's east entertains the folks from the west Except that Brooklyn and the Cubs 'take the day off to rest up nave turned proi essionan When and if play gets under way today the opening matches will feature Talbert seeded No 1 in a meeting with William Culver of Grand Rapids Mich Erancisco Se gura Cano champion of Ecuador plaving a St Louisan and Arman do Veg of Mexico against Eric Pratt of Kalamazoo Mich Rolando Vega the other half of the championship doubles team of Mexico drew a first round bye Jockey Emmett Roberts suf fered a possible fracture of his jaw yesterday in a spill at Aqueduct in a steeplechase race His mount King Cob was killed in the tumble that followed within a few strides after the horse cleared the third hurdle i HfNRV ONDA Horse Owners Are Seeking Increase is and 4 0 43 35 43 39 300 43 398 63 297 54 395 BY BILL KING BOSTON June 16 Rac at Suffolk Downs which pro GfNf TIERNEY PCT 65 eo By th Associated Press If the Dallas Rebels had 4 Schuliesi 5 Zarilla cf 4 Harer lb Chr'at'ftrf Boken 3b Mancusoc1 Bauch It 4 big fireworks came from the loud bats of Les leming kid first baseman and Ted Williams the Red Sox swatter While the leadership of the two leagues remained the same with the Joe Gordon head man in the American and Pete Reiser the No 1 boy in the National leming and Williams took a par ticular liking to all pitchers during the seven day span to advance 13 and 14 points respectively and climb into a tie for fourth place in the junior circuit with 338 averages each Gordon and Reiser Hold Top Positions ALANO DASS! The Mah with the ray Eyes He Will Answer Questions! He Will Solve Problems! No Embarrassment! Don't Miss This Mental Marvel OX THE SCREEN EVANSTON TH June 16 UP) Bill Lyda University of Oklahoma runner who won the A A half mile championship at Lincoln Neb Saturday was placed on the all American collegiate track and field team announced heretoday by (Tug) Wilson chairman of the A A track committee Vets Back In Action SAN RANCISCO June Herman (Old olks) Pillette at 46 is returning to the active list nx relief pitcher for the San Dievq Padres Pillette former major leaguer and a Pacific Coast' league hurler for many years will continue his coaching duties as well as han dle relief mound assignments ing vides more than $15000 daily reve nue to the commonwealth of Massa chusetts was suspended today when a deadlock between the Eastern Racing association and more than 200 owners of thoroughbreds stabled at the palatial track forced a can cellation of the 32nd program of its 60 day meeting The suspension the second in the 10 years' history of New England pari mutuel racing fol lowed when the striking horse men's demands for an increase in minimum purses from $1000 to $1200 were rejected by Presi dent Charles Adams of the association MICKEY ROONEY COURTSHIP HARDY" By the Aenociated Preet A high school lefthander fanned 14 Hutchinson batters at Muskogee last night but it enough The Pirates won 5 to 3 on six hits The pitcher 17 year old Ale Kellner allowed homers by Cardy Pirate hurler and Teden the Hut chinson first baseman Joplin at ort Smith and a To peka Springfield doubleheader at Springfield were postponed Hutchinson still in the Western association cellar made 5 of its 6 hits count scoring first with two runs in the third three in the last half of the fourth but were blanked or the rest of the route while the Pirates added runs in fifth and ninth Glasses That Ara Correct Phaa 3 8471 rBrth 8k Lt Marty former Texat A coach standi with Lt Jack Stuart Gray former All America basketball player and Texas University coach in front of a navy trainer at Corpus Christi Texas where they have recently reported for duty at the Naval Air Station in con nection with the athletic pro gram 38 24 11 33 55 rBatted for SmtUlon In ninth San Antonio 000 10! 4 Oklahoma Cltr 000 000 000 0 Summaries: Errora Kroner Harrigan Singleton Runs batted in Lamacchlu Mancuso Boken 3 Two base Hater Home run Mancuso Hafer Bases on balls ott Rtnrleton 4 Lamacch la 1 Struck out Lamacchla 11 Singleton 4 Wild pitch Singleton HU hr pitched ball Christoff Earned runs San Antonio 1 Double plays Kroner to Tramback Kott Kroner to Trambaek Lett on bases Antonio 11 Oklahoma City 1 Time 1:41 Umpires Naylor andA Andrew 76 386 72 375 39 345 74 338 85 338 78 329 57 328 87 324 67 313 S3 110 CITY ab a 0 14 3 3 8 Adams also refused to con sider a proposal to spreadover the other races any extra money that might accrue when a minimum claiming event is substituted lor one calling tor a larger purse The protesting horsemen brought the meeting to a stand still when they refused yesterday to enter their horses in the events that had been scheduled for today At a meeting last night accord ing to Charles Goldman a Lynn attorney serving as their spokes man more than 200 owners and trainers unanimously agreed to keep their horses idlq until they came 4o an agreement with the track management During the meeting Attor ney Goldman said the striking horsemen were assured of sup port by the jockeys and grooms now operating at the track The jockeys he said had agreed not to accept any mounts and the grooms promised that they would not lead any horses from the stables to the paddock until a settlement was agreed upon The first demand was for a flat 20 per cent increase in all purses but that was revised after Adams replied "We are now doing all we can afford to do for we cannot foretell what the future has in store tor taxation and transportation and we could make promises that we might be able to i Hale America Golfer Tune Up Hagen After Bobby Jones DETROIT June If he can get Capt Epbby Jones of the army air corps q(n his side Walter Hagen is cortvincd he has the com bination to beat the American Ryder cup team Hagen deserting his captaincy of the American 'cuppers for the first time to pickan array of chal lengers for matches here July 18 and 19 disclosed today that he would ask Bobby this week at Chi cago where they will meet in the Hale America championship Hagen Invited 11 o'thers headed by Lawson Little and Picard to join his squad Others are Sam Byrd Ed Dudley Harry Cooper Jimmy Thomson Al Watrous two sensa tional youngsters Melvin (Chick) Harbert of Battle Creek Mich and Chandler Harper of Portsmouth Va and Sergt Jim Turnesa Corp Ed (Porky) Oliver of Dix BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY THE COCA COLA COMPANY IY COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY TULSA OKLA leming collected a dozen hits In 28 trips to the plate to boost himself from seventh place the week before Williams who has been far off his 400 pace of year ago so far this season clout ed out nine safeties in 19 chances to skyrocket from eighth spot in the standings last week In front of them were Gordon with 386 Boston's Bobby Doerr with 375 and Bill Dickey the Yankee sparkplug with 345 ALSO "M'iLLION DOLLAR BABY riacilla Lane Ranald Raagaa CHICAGO June 16 (P) Golf's elite section blew into town today ready to take Ridgemoor golf course apart to see what makes it tough With Byron Nelson Ben Hogan Henry Picard Lawson Little Craig Wood and the rest of the clan on the scene the field of 107 pros and amateurs was almost complete for tee off in a 72 hole medal play trip leading to the Hale America championship Sunday Johnny Dawson mentioned with Nelson Wood Hogan and Little as a first five finisher posted a 70 and 72 over the par 36 36 72 route yes terday Ralph Guldahl Jug Mc Spaden and Sergeant Jim Turnesa were hush hushing about 75'3 and Cryitol City Pork Till 1 and RI OKLAHOMA lITramb'kIb OIMartln rf 0 Kroner 3b O'Gilleaple 0 Doyle rf 2Hrrlanss Money to Loon On Diamonds Watches and All Goods of Value AIMCllP Main umnii rus JOHNSON CITY Tenn (P) The class Appalachian League became a four club circuit today after the directors ac cepted surrender of the Greenville (Tenn) franchise and voted New port (Tenn) out of the league Johnson Cnty Kingsport and Eliza bethton Tenn and Bristol Va Tenn remain in the league Aqueduct's feature yesterday the Bohemian Handicap was won by the Barrington Scot land Light our of the five starters were bunched at the finish and second went to Mrs Vain Prince by a nose William Ziegler Wait a Bit was third Scotland Light paid oft at the rate of $5 for $2 Mordecai won Lincoln Indiana Harbor purse by a half length from the favored Daybreak with Certainty third The winner paid $2360 Jerrv Loucheim's irst Son led all the way at Suffolk Downs to annex the Kenmore by a length and a half from the Brookemeade Sta Great Rush with Sherril Sha Mixer third The price was $340 i Tribe Releases Brown Siisce on Active List CLEVELAND June Clint Brown was hand ed his unconditional release today by the Cleveland Indians so they could bring Coach George Susce former Tulsa Oller back to the ac tive player list as catcher The Tribe was left with only one able bodied catcher Otto Den ning when Jim Hegan came down with an abcess Catcher Gene De Sautels is out until around July 10 with a broken leg won all the extra inning games played this season they might not be dwelling forlornly in the Texas league cellar The Rebels played with their seventeenth overtime contest last night but dropped it 6 9 to the vis iting Shreveport Sports who thus swept a three game series It an especially heartbreaking defeat for Dallas who overcame a 6 0 lead to tie things up in the last of the ninth Stan Sonnier Sport secohd sacker doubled in the last half of the tenth to score Tony York and win the game In the only other game played Oklahoma City lost 0 4 to the San Antonio Missions Oklahoma City made rather a sorry showing before a home crowd obtaining only one hit oft Al Lam acchla who struck out eleven of 28 batters The Mission hurler permit ted two Indians to reach base San Antonio scored only one earned run a circuit clout by Catcher rank Mancuso in the sixth i i 3 0 1 3 13 LBarker It 0 0 0 0 Kott 3b 0 10 USInKletonprGryk WK A a 7 7 SAN ANTONIO Ib o' 1 1 0 0 0 3 wy SID EDER Atel'led rew Sport Writer The moral of this piece is: Never throw a bean ball at Claude Pas scau One of those slants tossed by Hugh Casey two years ago got Claude so steamed up he's been tak ing it qut on the Dodgers ever since and getting a of laughs out of it Claude was so peeved that aft ernoon of Julv 19 1940 at Wrigley field that he started to take on the whole ball clqb bare knuckles He was puncneu somewhat by Joe Gallagher Dodger but' now a soldier antics shocked National ptfyv ord rick so that he a $75 fine on the Chicago ace elbow Ever since then the man from Millsaps no reflection just college has been taking that "six out a la Shylock In the course of two years he's knocked off Brooklyneven time and lost only games Right now pretty warm for June or any other month He has not been beaten since May 5 So last evening Manager Jimmy Wil son his old pal and co refugee from the Phillies asked him to go out there against the Brooklyn in a twi light gme the first big league game ever to start in daylight and end under the arcs "Them Passeau shrugged hy they're my What he did to the league lead ers made the relationship seem even closer than that He served up a five hitler and he let a Dodg er get past second In fact only twogot as far as that And with the help of some country clouting by Lou Novikoff Bill Nicholson and James iDouble X) oxx he waltzed home with a 6 0 decision It was his eighth straight vic tory and made him the first big league twirler to hit the 10 game winner eye this year The triumph the Cubs back Into fifth place and dropped the Pittsburgh Pirates into the sixth because the Bugs lost the onlv other game on the big league schedule yesterday This was a 6 2 setback pinned on them by the New York Giants The Bugs had the misfortune tosfe iwa Drinfft ITal 1 1 Hfhpr Oil 5 USA LHW A 4IHVV AAaa u4a 1 ae a ft iirnfwMl seven ipnings Prince Hal tossed a two hitter Then he eased up gave 3 4 2 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 3 3 3 3 3 33 1 27 0 1 37 15 Wed 4 1 June SHREVEPORTb a 3 TONIGHT'S SCHEDULES NRWBiziCK 7:00 Bethlehem Amerada: Bethlehem Supply Corps 930 Seven Up Atla Elee BOXER HARRY JERA HAS NEW AN OR TITLE BOUT NEW YORK June 16 (P) Harry newest jrooter prob ably will be screamiiig riday night when the Baltimore scrapper steps into the ring in a title bout with eatherweight Champion (New York version) Chalky Wright although he may not be in the immediate vicin ity The wife gave birth to a son Saturday College Girls Begin Tennis Tourney Today BROOKLINE Mass June 16 Katherine Hubbell of Vassar will launch the defense of her col lege tennis title by matching strokes with Jean Garrigon of Man hattonvllle today in asecond round match at Longwood i Others in the field of 28 w'ho drew first round byes were Nancy Norton of BrVn Mawr Barbara Peabody of Smith and Lonny Myers of Vassar The experienced Dorothy Wightman of Smith drew Ruth Blanchard of Connecticut as her first round rival DALLASb 1 3 1 lher struck out for Mrleu In sixth Korte grounded out for Maltzberser In hlnth Shreveport S330 020 000 D11M 000 103 002 Summary: Crompton York 3 Rleby loyd 3 Jnco Run batted in lovd Connor Sllvanlc Dew Hayworth 3 Sonnier Trent Parker York 3 Two base Crompton Hyworth 3 Hamner Sonnier Three base hit loyd Stolen Trent Double play Janaco to loyd to Connors: Sonnier to York to Jones Caught stealing Washington Runs and hits Off McPartland 8 4 earned and 8 in 4 3 3 Innings off Marleau 0 and 0 in 1 1 3: off Hamner 8 5 earned! and10 in 8 1 3 oft Mallsbeixer none and 3 la 3 Innings Struck ouj By McPartland 1 Marleau I Malttberger 1 Hamner 8 Lade 3 Base on balls Off McPartland 3 Maltsberger 1 Gllatto 1 Hamner 3 Lade 1 Winning Lade Losing pitcher Gllatto Earned nim Dalia 5 Shreve port 5 Left on base Dalia 9 Bhrevaport 9 Time 3:38 Umpire Steenerate and Bogges Muskogee Hurler ans 14 but Loses Strike Stops Races at Suffolk Downs "THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER" NELSON EDDY RISE STEVENS IX TECHNICOLOR This prrram wndrr th awsplee the Daughters af Union Veteran the CItH War Ouldvn lot CRAWORD 7 ire and Police Vs Board of Education Trinity Bap tist vs Glenwood Baptist NORTH PEORIA SOUTH St Paul West Side Christian Doug las Bombers vs Western Auto NORTH PEORIA NORTH Bul tetle Presbyterian vs Turley 9:00 Irving Place Presbyterian Rosehill Methodist ARCHER 7:30 Springdale Baptist No 3 vs United Presbyterian: 9:00 Wheeling Avenue Christian vs East Side Christian With 11 more postponements added to their troubles city soft bailers faced the job of making jip over 70 postponements today as they prepared to try to resume play to night Cancellation of last games sent the total number of postponed games in the city to over 70 so far this season Petroleum league teams will try to take up a little of the slack to night with Bethlehem Supply sched uled toxlay two games in a triple headeirat Newblock park Bethlehem Supply will tackle second place Amerada in the open er and then comes back against the Air Corps in the second game In the nightcap second place Seven Up of the City league meets Atlas Elec tric Two league leaders are billed for action with St Paul of the Blue league playing West Side Christian at 7:30 at North Peoria south and Springdale Baptist of the Red cir cuit tackling United Presbyterian at Archer park PRISCILLA IANE ROBKT CUMMINGS 4:45 7:95 9:39 DOORS OES 1:45 19 22e JS1 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER WALTER I HOW GREEN WAS IDGEON MY VALLET" 3 3 Rigby 3b I 0 loyd jinKoio 0 Connor lb 1'Landrumrf 3 Silvanic ct 3 10 0 Dea II 3 a Hayworthc 1 3 M'P'llandp 0 0 Marleau isher Maltib'grp Korte GllattoP Totals 41 6 10 30 13 Player elub Reiser Brooklyn Medwick Brooklyn Lamanno Cincinnati Lombardi Boston Owen Brooklyn Walker Brooklyn Marahall Cincinnati 33 Mualal Si Loula 44 Hack Chicago 56 Slaughter 81 Louia '50 training camp injury suffered by be former world cnampion lou Jen kins of Sweetwater Texas today forced an indefinite postponement of his 10 round welterweight bout with Garvey Young of the marines which was scheduled for Thursday night i SKATE or Health and Pleasure at Heweit and intrt Air Conditioned Roller Rink Dally elon 3:38 ta 4:30 toe In cluding tax Catering lady be ginner 3 8838 tor Party rate Beal Hammond Organ Muile Neon lighted Open nightly 8:00 to 19:30 frae Instruction Skateland 8th and Boston Gordon New York 51 Doerr Boston 48 Dickey New York 33 leming Cleveland 59 William Boston 55 Spence Washington 56 Hassett New York 46 Peaky Boaton 50 Heath Cleveland 56 Campbell Washington 48 oe in Dwyer By the Associated Press Shut Out Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner will have anywhere from six to 10 rivals Sat urday in $25000 added Dwyer Stakes but it is likely that the race will be distinctly a one horse affair With Alsab his only rival for the three year old crown out of action with a splint Shut Out figures to get most of his opposition from Lochinvar who won the Kent Stakes for Joseph Roebling last Saturday The Derby champ best ed Lochinvar by 10 lengths in the Belmont Stakes Other likely starters in the mile and a quarter classic Saturday are Dogpatch from the Milky Way anns the Shevlin winner Walter Chrysler jr's Ramlllics ox catcher arms' Baby Dumpling: Redthorn Mrs Ralph Bright Willie Mc airaris and possibly one or two others 23 Single Ranking Star in Tourney ST LOUIS June The National Clay Courts Tennis tour nament was officially opened yester day afternoon with three society queens participating in a flag rais ing ceremony but that was as far as the weather permitted it to go There were a few skeptics who said that was as far as the tourna ment should go considering the ab sence of all top ranking stars ex I rnt Hillv Talbert of Cincinnati the or No 10 national player The other nine Heisterx wiui uuaoiulu opprai like rankie Parker Bobby RIrrs DANCE STARS to the MUSIC of the STARS of Radio Stage and Screen AL CLAUSER Oklahoma Outlaws America's Bet Known Weitern Band Direct rom CBS and Mutual Networks Inc Tx GENE LEWIS nd HI Orcheilra Admilon Dinner Gaeit faaoanui ioc 3oc IN PERSON PRICES I 31 TWO KATl RES 71! "MEN lP SAN I QUENTIN' Ten leading batters tn league: NATIONAL LEAGUE AB 179 183 126 134 113 139 iin 141 209 183 AMERICAN LEAGUE 197 192 113 219 192 237 174 207 215 171 OTHER LEADERS NATIONAL LEAGUE Hnck Chicago a and 1 7 A Ul 111 IHll 1 1 A I Slaughter St 8: Brown and Mualal St Louis Van Robar Pitts burgh Lltwhller Philadelphia Nicholson and Stringer Chicago 4 Home runs Camllll Brooklyn and McCormick Cincinnati 9 Stolen baae Reiser Brooklyn Miller and emandei Boston and Murtaugh Philadelphia 8 Pitching rench Brooklyn 4 0 Wyatt Brooklyn 6 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE DiMaeaio Boston Doerr Bos ton McQulnn St Louis and Kolloway Chicago 17 Triple Spence Washington and Heath Cleveland 7 Home runs WUllam Boston Detroit 13 Stolen bases Kuhel Chicago Washington 11 Borowy New York ham New York 9 lor Major Relief Tilts matter with these War und games has just hit me like the flange of a broken fly wheel They aren't drawing and the magnates are distressed Mr Leland Stanford MacPhail pulled in a truly noble take with the first one but the rest have swamped dovn around 10000 paid which is a black eye for oaseoau The trouble is they're playing the games in the wrong sorts of towns and the wrong sorts of towns are the major league towns They ought to take out to the biggest parks they can find where the peo ple see major league baseball The tip off is the tremendous success of that Hollywood Caval cade and now that record break ing tour of the British and war heroes The sponsoring or ganizations are moving them around In the flesh for the bene fit of those never actually seen either before Baseball has completely missed that particular point All it's ped dling is a sort of one day official patriotism but just at the same old stand and to the same old folks They do their honest best to dress it up a little differently with bands and drills: and bunting but when they Ret right down to it it's still the White Sox vs Washington or the Phillies against the Reds and anybody in the stands can get that any day But there are plenty of places that have tween two there are the major ever seen league teams iiv mid season forrit Some of these are big places with i big parks There! California for In stance Los Angeles: has been yelling for years that it wanted And a major league fran chise Their Junior Chamber of Commerce used to come out with an annual demand that the St Louis or even thei Boston Amer ican League franchise be trans ferred to their bourne Thev even included a prospectus professing to prove that the schedule necessarily be disrupted by travel The Yanks and Red Sox could be whisked out there for say a Sun day double header with mavbe the ball park cleared and refilled be fromne I Milwaukee's not far from Chi 1 rn nfh pAliimhne Tn Hi a a W11 i IfVlIf 4 W4U1UUU' AXW ww at those big mid western cities that are only a detour off the regular! major league track and which have! never seen this sort of ball at inid season soeed There's Tulsa Okla i homa City Dallas ort Worth' Houston but an overnight drops from St Louis by train Louisville out of Cincinnati and Richmond: south of Washington and so it goes not proposing anv such and have no wav of furthering such a project but not merchan dising a prime item novelty The nearest proposal to this is a sugges tion that the World Series be plavcd around in a succession of cities The nrepondcrant chances seem to be that none of this will be done reply would possibly an interesting but who could organize and run it? 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