Santa Barbara News-Press from Santa Barbara, California • 11

11 1 Heavy Contenders Charles Walcott Have Been Around Diamond Star as we saw JOE WALCOTT ZZARD CHARLES Born Go KO a two run ILth in 1934 Alan Cobbe Loses 1935 7 3 Tennis KO 3 10 two had only I ight five of his by Hollypark Entries 2 lost (16) MTT yr Entry: 3 3 the Pacific Dallas the Ilt We of Let 123 Phone 2 6136 8 1 6 6 Indianapolis car on the kx KO KO KO KO 10 10 10 5 3 KO KO KO KO KO KO I I I 7 fl 6 10 2 5 8 3 fl 8 8 10 3 10 4 10 3 10 10 KO KO KO I I 4 10 8 rima I Iir 1 oundiip 1 1 said with KO KO by Match Curtis KO by KO KO by KO KO I KO ight i Hi shadow I lst Attorney Hph Mallard xWild ora HH off and set 3 Arabian bca 111 Nmlmad 11 6 xBind 1 Sallv Ma edic 113 Gohl Boom 124 iGolden Touch US Change 103 also crashed through a guard rail hut emerged uninjured ohr was timed in one hour 10 minutes 112 seconds ANKC I LIA I NS AGUA CALIENTE Mex June 20 (UR) Jockey Oscar Andrae yesterday rode Pete Mankcubillion to a length and three quarter victory in the fea tured Day Handicap at the Hipodromo Tijuana 1 l' Kiddin 109 Massa i Warrior 10 10 10 15 nick Thcv The four up on afternoon round yr 6 fur (R) Kay Laddie 110 Rullreigh Jr Sea Monarch 118 Draftsman US Entry Roxie Allen Al lang Camden squaa women tiled for 7 pm Elmer Ray New York Joe Mnhsi Buffalo Uoyd Marshall Cincinnati Al Smith Akron Clarence Jones Huntington Teddy $3000 rma Bangsum 116 Hollv Time 119 Panon 113 Sneak nn 110 A un I 1 16 mil (121 led 100 Hiirlers Ked Lynn and Walt Lant ranenni objected to the will Ear loca 1 S2500 rime 4 Hfillv Camp 114 Sarita Toma JH a Somt Again 117 Orvis 111 Nanhy 117 Gold NM U4 KO KO KO DA KO Next Sunday send three team? bara to compete with wo beinv men and one The matches are sched et and baseball? ponder Elmer Rny Joey Maxim Joe lose a Referee voted for Wal judges went for Pittsburgh ittsbu rgh Clc vel nd 1943 Cleveland tloyd Marshall Cleveland 1946 Al Sheridan Cincinnati Tee Hubert Cincinnati Billy Duncan Pittsburgh Georgie Parks Pittsburgh Tee Hubert Cincinnati Archie Moore Pittsburgh Sheldon Bell Youngstown Lloyd Marshall Cincinnati Billy Smith Cincinnati Jimmy Bivins Pittsburgh 1947 Billy Smith Cincinnati Jimmy Bivins Cleveland Erv Sarlin Pittsburgh Archie Moore Cincinnati round Walcott professes to be 35 lie looks much older been around pro boxing since 1930 He was IB then lhe record hooks show 1 Ic retired many times Sometimes he was forced to quit because no opponents could be found Other times he laid because he had no manager no bankroll with which to up training headquarters In 55 fights Walcott has eight on decisions ami four by knockouts Before Louis render ed him horsde combat he was falling behind 40 yeards on rat No Worry Says Bonelli Chorley Burley Pittsburgh a os Cincinnati Booker Beckwith Pittsburgh Jose Basora Pittsburgh Mose Brown Joey Maxim Joey Maxim sent to a lower classification although they had opportuni Sunnionf B9 Art Gallen 118 WB Las 109 Lucky Hob 114 114 is in the Class AA Texas League Sacramento Portland and Hollywood sought their serv ices when waivers were asked on them recently The waivers were withdrawn and the play ers sold Io the Cubs them to Dallas The two pitcher 55 ere getting raises A chte $nm Boroudt Chicago Elmer Roy Chicago 6' Sarlin Buffalo Jimmy Bivins Washington Walter Hafer Cincinnati Joe Bakst New York 1949 Johnny Haynes Philadelphia Joey Maxim Cincinnati 2 S2500 chnq Las'ti mnnd 1 09 Doti Waddell 114 Muriel Alice Hh DarK Moon 1 1 i Just Gossip vLittle Jwlph 113 Subaka 106 Three Badly Injured LA Hurlers In Trenton AAA Race a i TRENTON NJ June 20 (UR) kzCllCz $3000 allow xAlibelie 103 aWorkans 110 Andrew! 110 xaNaznna 1G a Cl nt ord Mooers on the other foot meaning a Walcott Charles fight in New York the story might be dif ferent It's happened before A muddled heavyweight situ ation occurred" following retirement after he knocked out Tom Heeney in1928 Two years later in Yankee Stadium 80000 fans saw Max Schmeling meet Jack Sharkey Schmeling was declared the win ner on a foul in the fourth round New commission recog nized him as champion The Walcott Charles affair may not be much of a fight The tipoff on this is that many ring wise veterans are picking Wal cott to beat Charles They re call how Walcott battered Louis from pillar to post a year ago last December in Madison Square Garden only split 15 round decision Ruby Goldstein cott but the Louis Walcott fight since ret urn fight with Louis in Yankee Stadium last 55 hen the Brown Bomber slop ped Jersey Joe in lhe 11th Santa Barbara Wins Bowling Team Match In a special match between Santa Barbara bowlers and an 850 team from Ventura Santa Barbara won with a 2734 to 2400 score yesterday or Santa Bar bara the individual scores were Bob Harris 554 Red Yarnell 533 Harold Lee 4S0 Pete Hathaway G10 and Bob Jacobsen 557 Ventura to Santa Charles attracted nation wide at tention a year ago ebruary fol lowing his 10 round knockout of Sam Parotid! in Chicago Barou di was carried from the ring and died six hours later without re gaining consciousness Though the death wu listed as accident al Charles fought Ray a few months later stopped him in nine rounds and turned over his $10000 purse 10 fam ily crews as the boats slid over the smooth Hudson River under ideal weather conditions The Golden Bear and Husky rowers were sotting up a natural thriller for the two and a hal mile classic Both Ebright and A Ulbrick event five any other (Happy) transfer to Myron ohr of Milwaukee all the way to capture the mile American Automobile sneiation Race yesterday before I 16352 spectators who saw three contestants taken to the hospital as the result of spills one lap victory also en abled him tn take the lead in the annual AAA point scoring championship Mel Hansen of Los Angeles was second Walt Brown of New York third and Emil Andres of Chicago fourth Only eight of the 16 starters finished Bill Holland of Read ing Pa wniner of the 500 mile Indianapolis Speedway classic was the first to withdraw be cause of radiator trouble Other prominent challengers who fail rd to finish were Rex Mavs of Glendale Calif and Johnny Par sons of Van Nuys Calif our cars cracked up and three of the drivers required hospitalization Bill Sheffler of Los Angeles crashed in a pre race warmup when the radius rod broke He was taken to St rancis Hospital uncon scions with a broken leg and pos sible skull fracture Norm Houser of loit control of his same north turn as Sheffler and rolled over 10 times Hospital attendants said he suffered a broken arm and possible internal injuries Mack Hellings of Bur bank Calif driving a unique six wheel racer crashed through the rail on the 99th lap and cut his right leg Another driver 8 $3000 chrifl 4 Jade Lad 1 22 I 'Harbor Supply 115 xToo Lieutenant IL 1 Tn VnnnoAf i 1 4 1 Apprentice Allowance Claim ni Rolond Comden Louis LePage Cornden Al King Camden reason? saw him he was sporting a short board It was still in the stub ble stage and wc surnaised lie Avas getting an early start on a iesta makeup His friends say no They say our Spanish Days celebration has nothing to no witn A CurHi Sheppord Baltimore 1946 Johnny Allen Camden Jimmy Cleveland Al Blake Carndn lee Omo New York Tommy Gonvci New York Joey Maxim Camdpn Elmer Ray New York 1947 Philadelphia Mia mi Los Angeles Louis New York (Heavyweight Title 1948 Donell i ood bull iJayr He rforined on some of the best teams in this city ami haih tip quite a iepiitit ion as a pitcher lie still likes to cavort on the diamond today hut has a little difficulty stoopinc to pick up a hot grounder He lias a lot of fun however and that's what counts after all ight ig ures Oiher results included: James Miu ken William Mary over Alan Cobbe Santa Barbara College 0 1 8 86 Straight Clark USC defeated Art Leighton Kalamazoo 6 4 6 1 Ed Braswell Texas over Bob Savitt Washington (St Louis) 6 0 6 0 Howe A a William Mary defeated Ted Petersep Northwestern 6 1 1 6 7 5 Winners by default included John Wylie Oklahoma AS over Robert Brown Manka to Minn State Robert Perez USC over John Ellis Trinity and Harvey Roche San rancisco oyer Bill Weal her ill Wyoming LOS ANGELES June 20 (UR) Two Los Angeles pitchers to day protested to baseball com missioner A Chandler 1heir Dallas afier lheir puv They are meeting for lhe first time for a number of rea sons their primary interest being the coveted title vacated by Joe Louis after he flat tened Walcott in Yankee Sta dium last June Had Louis changed his mind about retiring the bout might not have been held Instead Charles Walcott or Lee Savold rated by the NBA as the three logical contenders for the va cant title would have gotten a crack at Louis Louis is one of the promoters of this fight which of course has the blessings of the National Boxing Association a hndv which includes as member boxing win nor pion is coming Ronriolph Buff itzpatrick Cleveland 1948 Moore Cleveland Washington Coach have won the times more than coach Ebright has moved Jayvee crewmen up to the var sity shell and indicated the change might be permanent The Jayvces now rowing with the varsity are Dave Dravos Nd 7 Bob Livermore No Dick Lar sen No 5 George Bauman No 3 and Boh Sponger bow The varsity members who weathered the switch arc Ian Turner stroke: Ralph Purchase cox swain: Lloyd Butler No 4: ami Justus Smith No 2 Ebright said that Stanford making its first appearance here since 1915 will be dangerous hut said that Washington will be the team his boat will have to beat He said that Wisconsin Prince ton Navy and Cornell also should make good showings "Wisconsin Washington and Syracuse arrived yesterday in time to take advantage of the ideal weather and good water Princeton after three work outs appeared to be the classiest of the eastern crews The Tigers have lo only to Harvard in the East Vassar Student Wins Singles MONTCLAIR Tune 20 Barbara Scarlett of Vassar won the Women's Eastern In tercollegiate Tennis Champion ship yesterday with an 8 6 6 1 victory over Mrs Adrienne Gold berg Ayares of Gougher College in Baltimore ROSIER WINS AUTO RACE RANCORCHAMPS Belgium June 20 UR) Louis Rosier of rance driving a Blue Talbot won the 500 kilometer Interna tional Grand Prix Auto Race yesterday covering the 32 laps in three hours 15 minutes 17 seconds 1 un 6 fur 1 16) Jp6 Tommy Barnes Takes Southern Amateur ASHEVILLE NC June 20 (UR) Tommy Barnes of Atlanta Ga won the southern amateur golf championship yesterday with a smashing 7 and 6 victory over Albert Neal of Asheville on the G630 vard Biltmore Coun try Club course Barnes woh won lhe south ern amateur title in 1947 was three up at the end of the first 18 holes today and was never headed Neal just couldn't match the inspired driving and putting much as 30 and tee shots Barnes went first hole of the when Neal blew up on a snort putt They halved the next two then Barnes took two more holes Ou the 12th green of the afternoon round Barnes sank a long putt Avhile Neal bobbled his and Barnes wont seven up Barnes knocked off medalist Billy Joe Patton of Morganton NC the gallery favorite 2 and 1 in Saturday semi finals Neal defeated Morton Bright of At lanta with a flashy game in the semi finals but rattled under the strain of 36 holes against brilliant shooting and hardly had a chance after the first IS greens EZZARD CHARGES Born Jfjy 20 1921 Atlanta 1940 Medley Johnson Middleto wn Jimmy Brown Reoding Pa John Reeves Cincinnati Charley Brinks Cincinnati Kid Ash Portsmouth Charley Bonks Cincinnati dp 1 16 mi (8) Pilot Lady 1L3 Thijante 122 T'omanock 111 Broker 122 all states but New York idea of recognizing the of this bout as chum to give young fighters up the ladder something at which to shoot" says Abo Greene NBA commissioner "Without a champion there is no incentive" New York's athletic commis sion however refuses to accept the winner as the champion are not going to recog nize any one contest ns being for the heavyweight champion ship of the world" says commis sion chairman Eddie Eagen may be six or eight fel lows around who deserve a title bout" Eagan feels that it may he a couple of years before New York gets around to recogniz ing a heavyweight champion 11 Chi cago and Dallas splitting the bill But they want to remain in triple A hall Lynn and Lanfrancuiu plan ned to report to Dallas today pending a ruling by Chandler yr uo 6 fur yt'rac ks 116 Terainn 114 Kamal! 114Hustle Bogue 114 aTi Juana a Mon (J Haste H3Glorious (Url 101 Shining Sis 109 Entries tot Tuusdaj bar and ast yr Zuiiehoba Mr Mannah 112 btringeiiu loy Dutch Eabv 113 lichintogo 112 $4000 allow 3 yr ud til mrt 6 Tur ZcnDda IS 122 Miss 110 Gmjd Excuse 110 Sea Spray 118 Mrs Rabbit 110 June 21 nm 'ST Mad 5'a fur 16) Bear Crew Called Classiest in ield POUGHKEEPSIE June 20 (UR) Coach Ky Ebright's California varsity undefeated since it reached here last year looked like the classiest boat in the field today as 30 crews com pleted early workouts for Sat Poughkeepsie Regatta Since Washington's Huskies outrowed them at Poughkeepsie lat June Ebright's Oarsmen won five Olympic trial races the Olympic championship and three i aces this Sprung Local rowing experts conceded that both Cali fornia and Washington appeared JERSEY JOE WALCOTT Jan 31 1914t Merchantville 1930 Cowboy Wollace Vineland 1933 1 Rpddish Philadelphia Johnson Philadelphia Joe Colucci Camden Billy Ketchell Camden Carmen Passarelli Camden Billy Ketchell Camdrn Billy Ketchell Pensauken 1937 Tiger Jack ox New York Joe Lipps Atlantic City Elmer Ray New York George Brothers New York 1938 reddie iducia Philadelphia Art Sykes Philadelphia Lorenzo Pack Camden Tiger Jack ox Camden Roy Inzer airview Bob Tow Camden 1939 Al Boros Newark Curtis Sheppard New York 1940 I' Tiger Red Lewis Philadelphia Abe Simon Newark 1941 Columbus Gant Memphis 1944 elix Del Paoli Batesville Ellis Singleton Batesville 1945 Jackie Saunders Comd" Johnny Allen Camdpn Austin Johnson Comdnn Johnny Allnn Camdpn Joe Baksi Camden Johnny Denson Camaen Steve Dudas Paterson 1936 Al Ettore Camden Willin Phil Eddie owler Portsmouth Pot Wright Middletown rankie i 1 1 a Cincinnati John Reeves Columbus Bradley Lewis Son rancsco Marty Simmons Cincinnati Bdly Hood i a 1941 Ptlly Bengal Cincinnati Sink Carvick Cincinnati loyd Howard Cincinnati Joe Sutka Cincinnati Rudy Kozolc Cincinnati Ken Overlin Cincinnati Al Gilbert Cincinnati Pot a i Cincinnati Teddy Yorosi Cincinnati 1942 Anton Christooridis i i Ken OverHn Cincinnati Billy Pryo Cincinnati Kd lunero Cincinnati NEW YORK June 20 The Detroit Tigers chewed big round holes 18 of them in a on the Washington scoreboard yesterday as first pitcher Virgil Trucks and then reddie Hutch inson pitched 9 to 0 and 1 to 0 shutouts against the Senators The twin wins put the Tigers just three games behind the first place New York Yankees who took it on the chin 4 to 2 from Cleveland in 11 innings when Bobby eller pitched his best I game of the season Trucks winning his 10th game against three defeats held Wash ington to four hits in the opt i er giving up none until sixth It was his second straight shutout giving him a string ot 24 13 scoreless innings In the second game Hutchinson wasu as sharp yielding eight hits but he bore down strongly with men on base to gain his fourth vic tory Vic Wertz Hoot Evers Johnny Groth and Aaron Robin son got two hits apiece for De troit in the opener George Kell showed the way with three hits in the second game eller hurling with all his old lime cunning and a great deal of his supposedly lost speed held the Yankees to six hits in the extra inning thriller in which Mickey Vernon supplied the vic tory puncl ning homer It was eller's third 'victory and although he wasn't overpowering be had excellent control a curve that was a thing of beauty and sensational de By A ECK NEW YORK 20 (P) One thing is certain about heavyweight cham pionship fight Neither Jersey Joe Walcott nor Ezzard Charles will make the super champion both been around too much Lhe two Negro heavyweights meet for the crown over the 15 round route in Comis key Park home of the White Sox The fact that the White Sox moved in their outfield fenc es early in the season and moved them back again has no bearing on the fight Neither battler is (Heavyweight Title stopjied by zl Ettore Tiger Jack ox and Abe Simon Charles has been fighting pro bouts since 1910 In G'J bouts he lias been beaten four times and knocked out once by Uoyd Mar shall a chap he subsequently beat and knocked out However Charles while lie has not lost since Elmer (Violent) Ray beat him here in 1947 has met more obscure battlers than has Wal cott yr I 1 16 mi (7) sBargual III Salty Bubble 10? Trust Me 108 A MAY WE HELP YOU With a Service Devoted Exclusively to Gas Appliances Install and Adjust RANGES WATER HEATERS SERVELS LOOR URNACES Our Years of Gas Co Experience Be Your Assurance Absolute Tops in Service and Quality NORMAN McGLASHAN and Associate LELAND BURKE Canon Perdido By HENRY EWALD How fat can a fellow still be able to pla We help but that question the other eve ning Alec Bonetti do ing his stuff at first base in a Twilight Loop baseball game Every time we jrct a alimnsd he seems to have raa added on anoth iggMk er few especially around the waist We know how Snanv" calories that man consumes daily hut one thing is certain his food is sufficient to keep him among lo cal heavyweights Alec is a good naliircd sort of fellow 55I10 doesn't seem to lune a worry in the World Maybe that's vh everything he eats immediately turns to extra poundage He do mind it a bit His pals have a new name for him' these days call him the Mad Russian Well the last lime we In College Tennis Seeded Stars Win AUSTIN Tex Junq 20 top seeded net in cluding one former champion advanced unscathed today as a field of 6 ranking athletes open ed singles piay the National Intercollegiate Tournament San rancisco's Sam who teamed with Bobby to take the doubles crown while he was at Rice in 1947 scored a 6 2 6 2 victory over Andy Paton of Michigan in the morning round Match was seeded num ber three in singles Early winners also included I second ranked lam UCLA by default over San ran cisco's Conway Catton and James Brink University of Washington seeded tenth who defeated Tulane's Dick Mottle CU I 'U Wai JETT KO 3 KO 1 is 6 KO 3 KO 2 KO 6 KO 3 KO 1 KO KO 4 KO 3j KO 2 1 KO 2 10 1 KO 2 1 KO 7 10 10! 10 I'O 6 i KO 1 10 ko ah 10 10 I 10 10 10 KO 1 KO 9 KO 5 KO 6 1 0 10 I 10 KO by 8 i KO 2 10 KO 4 KO 6 KO 4 I 1 0 KO 5 KO 6 i 1 0 10 KO 5 KO 4 10 1 0 KO 5 I 10 10 KO 2 KO 4 5 KO 1 10 KO 4 KO 8 KO 10 KO 9 10 10 KO 7 KO 11 KO 8 15 Santa Barbara News Press Monday Eve June 20 1949 3 Blank Senators Twice fensivc support in the outfield i Joe Dale Mitchell made three spar kling catches of blows labeled Ostrowski promoted from I ished from the game along with for extra bases and Bob Kennedy leaped up to rob Tommy Hen rich of a homer in front of the right field seats Henrich earlier hit a homer his 13th of the campaign Dom DiMaggio and Ted Wil liams each hit two run homers to pace the Red Sox to a 9 to 2 victory over the White Sox and ajwveep of the four game series Chuck Stobbs 19 year old rookie tone pitcher scored his first major league victory scattering seven hits Chicago outfielder Herl) Adams suffered a shoulder uijurv and a possible concussion when he crashed into the fence trving to rob Williams of his homer me Athletics and Browns divided a double header in Phil adelphia big Alex Kellner hurl ing his ninth victory for the A's 8 to 2 in the opener after which the relief corps hurled his sec ond straight victory in a starting role 7 to 3 for the Brownies in the nightcap The Browns clinched their victory with a four run seventh inning rally in Avhich Ostrowski's two run sin gles was the key blows Dick Kokos and 'Les Moss hit homers for the Browns and Eddie oust got his 16th of the year for Philadelphia in the second game Sherman Lollar hit a Brownie homer in the opener The Cubs snapped a seven game losing streak defeating the leading Dodgers to 2 for their first victory under their new manager rankie risch Lefty Johnny Schmitz employ ing his old hex over Brooklyn scattered eight hits for his third victory and second over the Dodgers Andy Pafko back ed him up with two homers Catchers Rube Walker and Bob Scheffing for protesting a deci sion too vehemently The Cardinals moved to with in a game of first place by de feating the Phils 6 to 5 htn Chuck Diering singled home the winning run in the ninth at St Louis Dieting also hit his first homer of the season with a man on base earlier Stan Musial got his 12th and 13th homers to ac count for the rest of the scoring off young Philly ace Robin Rob erts who suffered his fourth de feat against eight wins Reliever Ted Wilks was the winner The Pirates poured over five unearned runs in the seventh when Sid Gordon opened the gates with two straight errors risch however wasn't around for the finale having been ban and defeated the Giants 9 to 4 I Rookie Dino Restelli hit hi's i third homer of the with two aboard earlier for the Pi rates while Bobby Thomson i homered for New York Major League Box Scores American League IRST GAME Detroit AB 0 A Washinaton AB 0 A Kolh)way2h 1 2 Robertson 3b 3 ii 2 3Campbell lb 2 0 4 i) stewatt If 4 0 10 aSwiit 1 0 Mele rr 4 0 3 0 Viro lb li 3 Vollmer cf 4 14 0 Kell 3h 4 10 1 lb 4 0 0 Wertz rf 5 2 3 Kozar 2b 3 12 2 Kverb If 4 2 10 Dente 3 2 3 A Rohinxuiic 4 2 6 0 Evans 2 0 I 2 Gioth cC 3 2 6 0 hLeujs 1 i Jdpon 5 I 1 3 Weicel 0 0 2 0 Trucks 5 0 1 Calvert 2 10 1 JDuIh vCo5n 1 0 Wik 0 1 Welterothp 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 1J 27 5 TotN 31 4 27 12 Struck out for Campbell in 7th Rnat out a bunt lor Evans in Sth Ul out for Untie in Xrh Den nit u2o mm 403 9 Washington oo om) ooo 0 Vico Kvpis Wertz 2 A sn Croib Jipon Truck Wiegel RoN tt snn KB1 A Robinson Groth Trucks 2 Wertz 2 215 A Robinson CamvheR OP lb'bertson Kozar Robinson Dente Robinson2) Loll Detroit Washington 5 BB Trucks 1 Calven 2 Hitrle 2 Weik 4 SO By Tiurks 6 Calvert 1 ILitile 1 froth 2 Hits and Runs Off Calvert 0 and 6 in 6 inns (0 nut in 7th) Hittie 0 and 0 in 2: Weik 2 and 3 in V3dtenth 0 and 0 in 2i WP Weik Winner Trucks Calvert Umpires Hurley McGowan McKinley and Jones Time 2 :2 1 SECOND GAME RHE Detroit U'4 min 200 7 it 1 Washington m)o 000 omj si Hutchinson and Swift: Harris Weltcroih (j) and Wiegel Loser Harris IRST GAME St Loniv AB 0 A PhiladHohia AB 0 A Lehmr cf 0 1 (I Joust 5 11 4 3 3b 4 1 0 1 Mnses if I 1 2 0 Kokos if 4 I 3 0 ain lb till 1 Graham lb 4 0 2 Chapman rf 0 3 0 Sievers If 3 I 2 Maicski 3b 4 0 0 ilriddv 2b 2 13 3 Vaio rf 4 0 3 0 Lnllar 4 11 0 ox 2h 3 2 12 Andersons 3 0 2 IGiuorar 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 Kellner i 2 0 3 Garver 3 1 1 0 bMoss 1 0 0 0 Totals 31 6 24 7 Totals 33 9 27 9 a Walked for Anderson in Gronndi'd out lor Garver in 9th St Louis 020 onn 2 Philadelphia 200 (120 22x SS 1 Pnddj Lollar Moses Chapman Majrski ox 3 Guerra Kellner Graham Garwr RBI Majcski 2 Lollar 2 Keltner 3 Joust ox 2B Majeski am Moses ox HR Lollar Sil Guerra 2 DT Kellner Joost I'ain ain oust St Loins 7 Philadelphia BB Off Ganer 1 Kellner 5 SO Bv Ghiut 2 Kellner 3 HP By Garver (nxi Kellner Loser rr 1 in pi res Stevens Honn clnck and Summers Time 2 3)1 Att IJooo SECOND GAME St Louis Philadelphia Ostrowski and Mos Astroth Loser Schcib 2on mo 7 non n30 nog 3 Harris 0 7 0 8) and HR Kokos Moss Joos Uesky Wiliams 3 2B Hitchcock Zarllla lev Gumpm Metknvich HR 'DiMaggio wil liams SH Stobbs DP St Hitchcock: Tip ton Rhawn LOR Boston 1: Chicago 7 RB Off Stobbs 3 (Him pert 3 SO By Stobbs 5 Gumpert 2 Winner Stohb? Gunn a it Cmniic Pass arella Boyer and Rommel 2 :12 National League Brooklyn AB 0 A Chicago AB 0 A Rresv 4 2 3 Vrrban 2b 3 1 3 3 I Cox 3b 5 2 1 Reich lb 4 9 I I urillu rf 4 9 0 0 Edward rf 0 2 0 Robins a 2h 5 2 1 1 Saner If 3 1 4 Hodues lb 4 3h 2 2 4 1 i If 4 13 0 Walker 1 0 0 I Campanella 3 I 6 0 Nvotney 3 1 1 1 Snider vf 4 1 4 hdiocatrf 4 2 1 Banta IIP 2 Smalley ss 2 0 21 aBrown I 0 0 Mauch I 1 2 4 0 0 0 Schmitz 3 116 1 bMiksift 1 I Mmner 1 0 1 Total 37 21 Tntelc 33 it 27 I5? a Grounded out tor Banta in Gmundwi into force oni tor Palica in fiih Brooklyn fl Don ooi 2 Chtrauo 3'12 Reese 2 Verban Sauer 2 Bafkn 4 ney Verban ltubinnn 2 Sauer Walk er Jefforat 2 Pafko 3 Schmitz Sauer Reese Rama HR Ratko 2 Stolen Bass Robin son Reich LoR Brooklyn 11 Chicago 7 HR oft Schmitz 3 Banta 2 Palica 3 by Schmitz 1 Ranta 2 2 Minner I Hit and Runs off Hama 5 and 5 in 3 inn a lira 3 and 2 in 3 Minner 2 and 1 in 2 Winner Schmitz (3 5) Loser Bam a (3 3) Umpires Goetz and Juida Time 2:13 Alt 120SJ Philadelphia AB 0 A St Louis AB 0 A Ashburn cl 3 2 5 0 Dieting cf 4 2 2 0 Mayo cf 1 1 0 tt 2b 4 1 4 5 Hanirim ss 4 1 1 6 MusihL rf 3 2 2 Sislcr lb 5 1 II 9 Kazak 3h 1112! Ennis If 4 3 0 Slaughter If 3 2 I Semini 4 1 2 Jones Jb I 0 12 BoRmig rf 3 I ii 0 Klein 3 114! MlPer 2b 9 I) 0 Rice 5 0 Jones 3b 4 2 I rNmihey I 0 0 I Caballero 2h 3 0 3 2 Rrazle 3 ti 3 Nicholson rl 1 0 0 (j Wilks 0 1 0 (h Heim zt 2 0 aRlattner 1 1 0 Kousta my 0 0 2 bLnpata I 0 Roberts 0 (1 Total 36 26 12 Totals 32 9 27 14 Two our whnn winning run corM Jmnbbd tor lUimzchnan in "uh anned tor Kftisianw in 9rh anned for Rice in jth Philadelphia 0211 non 5 St Louis non ()21 P2I 6 SemmickU HoHmig 2 Jones Blatlncr bier ng Schuendienst Mnstal 2 Klein Riazle RBI Junes Caballero Dieting 3 Musial 3 Ashburn Nicholson Mayo Joms 2 Hiatt net Slaughter 3b Ashburn HR Diering Mimial 2 SH Slaughter Hamner Wilks DP Kazak Srhoendienst Jones LOR Philadelphia 7 St Loins 5 off Hemtzelman I Roberts 1 Brazlo 3 Wilks 1 Hits and Ruu off H'dntzclman 5 and 3 in 7 Bra zb and 5 in (Nope out in 9th) Konst ante 3 and 2 in 1 Wilks 2 and 0 in 1 Roberts and 1 in Ui Winrrni Wilks (5 2 Loer Roberts (S 4) rmpim Uore Robb and Time 2:11 2u 136 IRST GAME Boston AB A Cincinnati AB A 21' 1 0 Walker cf 4 2 A letcher lb 4 0 4 1 Lowrey If 4 1 3 Stdsr cf 4 0 Hatton 3b 4 0 12 Elliott 3b 4 3 10 Cooper 4 15 2 If 3 0 2 OLituhih: rf 4 1 2 Russell If 2 0 0 0 BlYhCth 2b I 1 3 4 Holmes rf 3 1 4 0 Stalieup 4 113 iuer 2 0 2 0 KlusSki lb 4 1 I Daik ss 4 1 2 3 Erautt 2 0 0 2 Salkeld 3 1 6 0 PcIci mml 0 0 0 0 Sjahn 3 2 11 aAtlams I 0 0 Gumbert 0 0 4 locals 5 u7 5 Totals 35 7 27 15 St nick out lor Betetson in 7th Boston 1 13 5 CHiciuirati 001 von too 2 Srankx Ellintt Holmes Dark Bpahn Lululer ivhiszeu ski Kluszewski Coupei Da LKL Lilunt a b'ttpv Blood worth (Holmes scored on Kluszvusks rrrnr in Phi (Dark scored on Cooer's wjld throw in uthi 2b Coopvi Holmes Lit whiter HR id line SH Spalih Stanky Itinn HL Cinrintwi RR nif Ufsutt 5 so bv tahn 2 Kraut 3Vifi nn snd Runs oil Erautt 7 and 5 in 5n inn Pctnrsun 0 and in IK inn Gum Nut 1 anI 0 in 2 inn Winner Snahn (S Lof Lnnnt Gs Umpires Barliek Barr and Raltentam Time 2:22 SECOND GAME RHE Boston jni ion pon 3 1 Cincinnati m2 0U0 opo 2 0 Antonelli and Livingston Salkeld Van der Meer Wehmmer (3) Lindy HD Blackwell (8) ami Couiier Doucil (9 Wehmeiet New York AB 0 A Pittsburgh AB A Hausmann 2b 4 14 2 Rojck ss 4 0 12 Lockuuin If 4 3 0 Uockman 3b 3 2 2 2 Gordon 3h 4 0 1 ResL lli rf 5 2 3 0 Marshall rf 4 0 2 0 Kiner If 3 1 2 0 Thomsun cf 4 3 4 0 Hopp If 1) 0 0 i Liitata 1h 4 1 9 0 We jlaktL cf 4 1 4 Lohrl 5 2 1 3 Seven pi 3 2 12 aMilne 1 Murtaugh 2h 4 1 3 2 Mueller 2 I Masi 3 0 0 3 bD Muelh I Chesney 4 0 (I I Janseti 3 4 Webb 0 0 Totals 32 7 24 10 Totals 35 9 27 13 out lor Lnhtk in 9th Grounded nut for Mu' lter in 9th Gordon Thomson 2 Mudter Ko wk R'M hnan 2 ItesteRi 2 Kinei 2 iWRkc Stnbh 2 ResfeHi 3 Thomson 2 Haus mann Lohrke Stevens West lake Murtaugh 2 Gordon Thomson Kiner 3h fUiwJiiann II Restelli Thomson L(H New York 4 Pitta burgh 6 BB oft Clicmes 3 Jeuen 1 Hits and Runs off Jansen 9 and 9 in inn Webb 0 and 0 in Chesncs 4 2i Lomu Jansen tdl 7) Umpires Dascoli biewait and Wurncke Time Atu 25131 A Specialty for Circulation AID TO HEALTH Rock Steam Baths and Massage Merlin's 19 Ortega Thone 3311 Cleveland AB 0 A New York AB 0 A Mitchel If 0 4 0 Coleman 2b 4 3 3 Vernon lb 5 2 12 1 a Keller I fl 0 Kelrner 3h 3 I 2 Rizzuro 5 0 4 1 Doby rf 3 2 4 1 Woodling cf I 0 1 (Jordon 2h 4 9 2 2 Henrich 3 2 2 I Boudreau ss 5 i 4 5 Brjra 11 7 I Kenned? rf 5 3 2 0 Brown 3h 3 tt 1 Megan 4 13 1 Krvhtwkilb eJJer 5 110 Mapes cf 4 1 5 0 Reynolds 2 1 9 Page 2 0 9 Totals 4fJ 33 12 TofMs 36 6 33 10 I lmd out tor olenuin in llrh Cleveland in mm nm New 5 nrk (HO 1 00 000 on 2 Arnon 2 Itean Henrich 2 krchnski Brown nby 2 Henrich Ver non 2 JB Kenncdv HR Hon rich Vernon SH I mby Boudreau Gordon Vernon Berra Coleman LOB Cleveland 11 New York 4 Ou Reynolds 4 Page 3 eller 3 SO By eller 2 Reynolds 3 Page 2 Hits and Runs Off Reynolds anti 2 in 6U inns Page 2 and 2 in MP Page Winner eller Loser Page Grieve Berry PapareHa and Hubbard Time 3:19 Att 49031 Chicago AB 0 A Boston AB 0 A Ph 11 ley rf 3 I 1 t) DiMaggiocf 4 2 6 0 I Adams rf 1 0 2 11 Pesky 3b 4 0 2 Hancock rf 1 0 0 If 3 1 2 0 lb 3 17 0 ss 4 0 1 4 Appling ss 4 0 3 I Doerr 2b 4 0 0 4 2 I 0 Zarilla rf 4 2 2 0 20 4 0 I 3 lb 3 1 9 Rhawn 3b 3 0 3 1 I 0 5 Souchoek if 4 0 0 0 2 1 0 2 Tipton 3 0 2 1 Gumperl 4 3 1 2 33 7 2( 29 9 27 Chicago 1 0 oon 2 Ro on I'hin ooo hex 9 i'hilley "Rhawn DiMaggjo peMv Zarilla 2 Hitchcock Batts 2 Stobbs RIM Kress Gumper Hitchcock DiMaggio 3 Dr loyd Davis Wins Montecito Golf Play Tn a 5veekend Blind Bogey Tournament at the Montecito Country Club first place was won by Dr loyd Davis with 73 points or second place red Krebaum and Dr Pinkham tied with 79 Team matches again par saw Connie Birgbauer and I fal Mc Gregor Perry Martinson and Charley Urton and Dr Rohrer and Dr Stebbins turn in plus 9s MIDGET AUTO RACES EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Carpinteria THUNDERBOWL Time Trials 7:00 Trophy Dash 8:30 General admission reduced to 90c in cl tax ree Parking 3 MILES SOUTH 101 HIGHWAY MW I I Cy I SSLLf NOSE! DECISIVE TV oi trtT CHIN! If you are this type want the best buy in town get it Double Cream of Kentucky! Just say mine $114 HAL PINT '4 KENTUCKY WHISKEY A BLEND 4350 ASchenley Mark of Merit Whiskey 4aSEm 86 Proof 70 Grain Neutral Spirits Scherjey Distillers Corp A I A rz: GjV.