Borger Daily Herald (Borger, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 231, Ed. 1 Monday, August 20, 1945 Page: 4 of 6
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Bill Finger and Ray McSpadden Win Championships
Bill Lloyd
Win Boy'
and Reggie Roach
i ‘45 Doubles Title
Dixie Walker Oui oi N L Bailing Race,
Bui Swings for Major League RBI Tiile
SPORTS
ROUNDUP
Champions in throe divisions of pla> in the- Hutchinson
County Tcnn.. Tournaments were crowned yesterday after-
noon on the S.W.P.S. court as the 1945 tennis season is near
in?; its close.
First champion to eain his title was 15 year old Bill Kind-
er when he turned back Jerry Dockery to annex the Junior ■' -----
Boys' singles title. Fingei jumped off to a fast start iu tin *nv^Yoi.kUL\u^T°o " Jp*
first set taking a 1-0 lead but Dockery fought back to knot the . K!‘, ,1 c
game count at. four till. With the seme a; hunter held to. ..<>,) Uiuimht «,i nearly .'<:>■ b..-<
service and broke his opponent's to win the first set fi-4
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The newly crowned champion's
fine strokes really started to dick
in the second <»t against Dockery's
chop hulls and Finger romped
through a fust set 6-1. Dockery
won the third game when lie i
managed to crack Finger's ser e.
Dockery gained his final berth by
defeating Bill Lloyd of Phillip- in
the morning fi-fl, 6-0.
Next match on the afternoon's
program was the men's singles.
Ray McSpadden won his third
consecutive county title to es-
tablish a new local record when
he flopped Ray McNally in
slraighl sets 6-3, 6-3, 6-2. Mc-
Nally started off fast building
up three love and lhree one
leads in the first two sets but
the defending champion posses-
sed too much control and stead
incss for the challenger.
all man when he heard about the j
i of sports travel restriction;
that the clubs will be able j
to train in the south again. |
f -I thought was the world ser-
ies. of course1 . . . Remember ad i
du e tongue-in-cheek statement; I
i couple of years ago about north-
ern training being so successful'.'
. . . The Boston Yank; who start- ,
ed from scratch last year, will be- J
cm iootball training for their sec-
ond season Thursday with 21 ex- |
pcrienccd players on ibe roster.
BOUNCING BALLPLAYER
6 P. M. Today
Is Deadline in
Women's Tourney
Tonight at 0:00 is the deadline
i for entries in the Hutchinson
i County Women's Singles tourna-
Iment. This tournament is under ... ....
the uuidanco of if..-, M, Spaddcn ! 11 ’he reason only lasted long
and entrn muv be turned into ‘‘T'f Rc°,klt‘ V'nee Mutaw.
him ai Borne, phone 213-W; Rax |who belongs to the Atlanta C rack-
Mr.Nallv. Korger 2-1!: or the Bor- j1'1;' bt‘ kicked upstairs clear
ger Dailv Herald office. There 1111,0 ‘he major leaguer . . Vince |
is an entry fee ol 50 cents for I V*..°PU'J?,e<. m-v- U\ K"i« <
«cu’h contestant and this monev j1,’ 10 C la>: l AppaiiK-hia!
will be utilized to purchase prize's ' '„' c',nvtic(i wcond
lor the winner and runner-up. :b;,so >>>',;* [ ''*u P‘'’d.ect he wa, ;
Entries received this far point ,>lM ham in the Class C
... . . toward, as Rav McSpadden said, aroiina loop. . . Durham Pie-
After an extremeh long «ame,..A j linIe ioumam-nt ” There ferred a plover who was the club';
in the third set at 2-2 with Mc-|wil] n„ ;,,.(U ,hiS t.vi>nt , properly inr-tead ol an optioned ,
Sfiadden serving which saw Mc-js;s a, advanct. dope js ,.on. I athlete, so now Mutaw has bee, |
d but at the last, moment !?.?vanc*‘,„ % .Portsmouth of the .
_ .. v ...v^padden may decide to geed yJ.ass, Pcidmont Lt'aguc .
deciding gel at h-2. McNally ;two w„mcn. A wide open fight Iwhi,t s nex,?
reached the si-m.-fmaU by whip- ( lh( ,illc is for cc,.laill ,1S there
jung Frank Okie Sound.g\ n 1 g:n(J mile favorites.
6*4. ?*“■ V’csterday morning Jim Matches will commence on
Roach and Me Nail v tangled in a (Wednesday with the pairings an-
taarathon slfair on *he Finger,nonnct-r! in Tuesday evening's
court in the semi-finals. In a edition of the Borg', Herald. AIJ
record breaking fust set that went j matches will be the best two out
to McNally 16-14 altei 1 1-2 ;0f three sets and may be played
hours of play. Roach came back (0!1 ;inv court in Hutchinson Coun-
to take the second 6-3. McNally I,}. Deadlines for each round of
took advantage of the weakening piay will be annouced with the
Roach in the third and raced to a (publishing of the pairings.
6-2 win. In the first set McNal- ■ If (hi. tournament is successful
ly staved off uve set points. McSpadden is looking forward to j 10 1,IK0
Bill Lloyd and Reggie Roach (holding it annually and adding n j Angeles hum
took the court after the men's j doubles div ision in the future
single; and proceeded to upset (events. Some ol: the women have
Finger and Nelson in straight set* requested a doubles division this
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Nally drop three advantages
title holder quickly ran out
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Philview Downs
Stocker, 10 8
Philview cici'oated Slockor 10-6
in a thrill packed bull name yos-
i tor-lav afternoon in the Huber
Stadium to win the Twilight
i y<
ten lay > name was . wcet « ' vnn’
for tho Dltna\ ista boy.-i-as Slocke’
had ))reviously defeated ihern 6-5
to decide the rctudaiv! vague, chnrn-
j pion.
j Phdview controlled ; dim t-3
j lead until the fourth inning when
j they broke loose with a five run
-iiiiri to send them into a name 1
clinching 9-3 lead. Huron struck
out to start the inning otl. Two
j errors, a fielder's choice, and three
successive hits bv Gantt. Snm
I mots, and Childress combined to
i nut across the live runs. Stocker
j tound their emus costly yesterday
■ making six misplavs.
| Eniie Meyers received the loss
. while Vannov wa< the "inning
: pitciK'r. Meyers wa touched for
I 13 ale ties while Vannov gave up
13 ini-. Childress and Ernest wore
i the big stick boys for the winners.
: Chil(ires pounded »»ut three sin"-
: U" in live trips to the plate while
; Ernest, had two for four with both
j hits being ti iples.
Stocker made their most threat-
| eninu rally in the seventh and
) eighth, Tn the eighth Warren
j 1riolcd, Lanowmau G :]cd. and
, Meyers doubled to drive across .he
; two tallies In the seventh the>
I hit safclv three times including \
doni.ih* in Nesbit and were aided
; by two Philview errors,
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Stockt r 200 100 320— R 12 t>
| Philview 211 501 0(»0—H) 13 a
Meyers and Me. l-it; \" mi •>- j n !
Oarret.
Page 4
Monday, August 20, 1945
Borger. Texas
Big Leaguers in Marianas
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By AL VERMEER
NEA Slaft Correspondent
NEW YORK, Aug. 20—Ynu'vc
got to sue this ior Dixie Walker—
he knuw; when lie's licked.
The big Brooklyn outfielder,
darling of Flatbusb, was squatting
on a trunk in the .longer ciub
house when v c inquired if
til! hoped to retain lii baiting L'-n ,>(>n
National , '
I It wa
"How about Babe Ruth’.’" asked
Dixie. “Wasn't he worth more, than
that'.' How about Gehrig anti
Greenberg and Bubbetl? How
about them Mr. Rickey?”
The Mahatma of Flatbush
cowled and scraped his throat.
'j0' ' Finally they reached a compro-
Salary Stabilization
Virtually at End
'•<* l \ \At Photo from SEA)
play is .aimittedls b lov. standard, but men in
armed forces are seeing a good deal of the u al ;tulf. Catcher
Birdie Tcbbetts of Tigers, outfielder Country Slaughter of Card-
and second baseman Joe (Mustache) Gordon of Yankee:.,
left to right, appear in three-club round robin in Marianas.
Set. Dave Schnttold ha mike an i Sri Edgar Brown is sound man
at 58th Bombardment Wing I r ..n Tinian a ; stars make record-
in,- for rebroodeasling in United States.
Wesi Texas Pro-Amateur Golf
Tourney Scheduled Here Tomorrow
MONDAY MATINEE
Bill Danze, Omalia pitcher who'll
be in the Esquire Kids' bail game
here next week, plan to bring
an iron ball and warm up n-la
Ernie Bonham. . . The two Dodger
coaches on his side—Red Corriden
and Chuck Dressen—may want
to borrow it to heave at an um-
pire. . . . Chicago baseball fans;
are wondering whether Gabby | championship ot the
Hartnett quit ns Jersey City man- League.
tiger to take over the Cubs’ Los- Dixie shook his bend. “That,-’
lie replied, "is something I stopped
thinking about way back in June. *' *°U. He fouiui
SERVICE DEPT. It was annarent to me then that sihaplj impossible to adjust bis I P
A ginernment oilieial
!’
of something, close to
then that Walker hustled
to Bear Momain, N. Y., to join
the Dodgers. But, alas, his turdi-
6-8, 6-2 to walk off with the .lim-
it was apparent to me then that -'in'lT' impossible to adjust
a double; division this i When the Moore General Hns- I couldn’t make it. And now, timing and finally succumbed to
ve ir but there were rot quite P'tal baseball team of Asheville, with Tommy Holmes. Phil Cavar- !!(lifi ball player's di‘.ease
ior Boys’ doubles title The new !enough entries to make the play N. C., played the Greensboro Ords ! retta and Goody Rosen banging mak,,m etru ze- in his nance,
champions are from Phillips and ! in that division satisfactory for «*'ent&; '"rmer \ ankee pitener j away in the .360 s, it i: more oh- i ■ ueI must h..\e tm>.i up
' • ' . . ■ ........... ,„i Spud Chandler played in the out- vious than ever. there 100 diperent way; since the
the tourna- (iek* an<* ex-Philly Run Northev . Walker is hitting around .310, i ice opened, conu-sed Walker.
played third and then pitched, inot bad when you consider he "Finally I settled for an open
They didn't set the world oh life ! was down to .280 oh JU1JY4. He; -tame: feet wide apart. Isis year
in their new positions.
weic seeded number twi
tournament.
the |a successful event.
| Women entered in
. \ Finger and Nelson enjoyed theHnejU ;o far arm Avfljlh Cvnnere
5 4 if ad ohlv once all alteinoon when . Leruioo A wi:w, i-ranee# kUiSpad
x* .1..... i.. i i i.....j a, 4i,.. Idiui. Mis f O. Holder. Luverm
Golfers from all over tii
handle and tiro West Tex.
will meet tomorrow at the
.Country Club in the cmn
Texii- Pm-Amateur Best
■ Foursome Tournament. The
will the second oi it- !:u;
first, field lit tin Amai dlo
try Club la-1 month . , >. 1
I soeiation is now plannmg ' i
; month to be held .n di
(cities belonging to da Wist
Pro-Amateur A .. iat. ■
Host tomorrow is the Hula
(pro, Joe Houck Last inonlb th
host pro was George Aulbuch i
, t j the Amarillo Country Club. 1
' ’ Vl‘r Amarillo appro ..mate. 77 •
,ers participated in the event f
(send the initial attraction off t
1 flying start. Houck expect.. :
,r. , (have us !ai [a a field as was pre
Therefore they i-utomatieally ,Amarillo.
' ! t eomputr m
crogiain at H.
WASHINGTON. A . "ii ,P
—Salary stabilization — the hold-
ing of wihte-collar salaries to I'l-tJ
levels'—has almost nas.-i-d out oi
the picture, it was ie.vried todav.
The reason: Thu government's
new wage-and-salai. jxilicy per-
mits employers to grant raises
without government jirrm; i ill i
Hub* i
B.cnbv
t l:l» Oric Country C^uT*
i W( ;
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Ball
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i . v Ga. 11. Wichita Fa!]...
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(Niyjitr
v ( ab (»»* i r:v Aulbaclt.
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A maul
lo Country Club; Herb
Couti-
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n L’haili Ako.v ruut
h<» «\s*
C hick ’
1 -H • 1f'u LlihluK. I; (*• aij'
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(t .•> C ’! i
• a U i ivn (* intr • U, Ali.
lt*l !•»•»!
lent' Ci
x ‘lab <vid tra* hoftt Pi *
Texas
Jut Hu
j, ' the raises will not re-ult in b.i i ■ -
said t
day proijobly more t
cent of the salary raises which
employers have asked permission
to make will not involve any price
increase-.
Carpenter Jobs Con-
tracted. Cabinets Built.
313 BRAIN ST.
they held a i-l lead In t'ho'fViVt jfb-n. Mis. F. O. Holder. Laverne__
set. At 3-2 the Phillips ladslMi>lsab, ........ Risher, Sibyl Mor- '
^T'’thennperoac^d^1'll S Moi'iySouthwest Conference
run out the count 6-3. It was Mrs. Jack SoRelle. It is
to .280 on July4. He; stain u; fci-t w
binine;. his difficulties to a siov.' 1 always ke|)1
start and blames the slow start
on his failure to report lo train-
my tcet together.'
Though out of the race for the
(Nat to: ml League hitting title.
lust about the same -torv in tlio; '"Peel a few more entries are re-
second set. Roach and Lloyd J*1™1 l,n01' "> the deadline. Play
„ ^ n ir,ry,4 .,«ri ..rx-iJii triis tournament will be tpeecly
broke off to a 5-0 lend and an- , ,
neared to have the •title in their and are expected to be
grasp when Finger and Nelson (( un
made a late rally to move un to
3-5. The losers had a line chance
to make it 5-4 but double faults
by Finger cost them heavily and and McNally received tennis
notch and Lloyd broke the single- Falls. All winners in the boys'
Winner serve to annex the chain- I meet also received tennis cerli-
pionship. ficates donated by the Panhan-
Gridiron Candidates
Open Practice Sessions
i ii:g ramp on the very fii-t dav. j Dixie hope: u> grab the major
Financial differences kept him i league rmis-butted-in crown. At *h!: ••)
come out from jurisiiiction of the
salary stabilization unit of the bu-
reau of internal revenue
That unit, it was learned, is pre-
off in the evening for the
(benefit of the ladies and give
them the adv.mtagu of playing in
cooler weather.
The winner of the bovs' sing-
les, Bill Finger, received a
Wright and Diisnn tennis frame
donated Fv J. C. Phillips of the
Borger Herald. Jerry Dockery,
singles runner-up received a
half dozen new balls. The dou-
bles winners received a half
dozen balls. These prizes were
donated bv H. H. Beavers Hard-
ware and Lewis Hardware. Ray
McSpadden received war stamps
Gunoowder Fails-
die Publishing Company.
: swings into action tomorrow with
| 60 candidates expected to report
: to Coach Jess Neely.
The largest outpouring of pros-
| Tile men’s singles tournament I pacts is due at College Station to-
vas under tlie auspices of the j day where 111) will start bai'i'ng
Phillip* Tenni. Club while the for places on the Texas A. and II.
boys’ meet was under the spoil- | .earn.
■orsbip ol Hay McNally of the! Most of the schools will hold
Burger Herald. Both meets were one jiraetice session daily, South-
quite sum slid and two morej sm Methodist University and Ark*
incut- will bring the curtain ! ansas have scheduled two,
on the current season when ( A- the .school; swing to the
Singles and Men's starting post, the University oi
iawav. Having betted .357 lo win present he is jousting for the lead
the (town last season, Dixie in- with Lou Olmo, bis Brooklyn
|silted on a handsome hoist in teammate. Walker figures the
(pay ai, l ’aimed he would remain (urn .-Felted-di title should carry
--— in Birmingham, Al paint a the
By The Associated Press house uiit Branch Ricke> championthip, for, as he puts it.
More than 350 huskies hit the | met the figure. Branch lot him ( "what good are those hits if you
gridiron trail in the Southwest! paint
conference today as six of the sev- 1
en schools open fall training.
The seventh-Rice Institute-
tile world was worth more than |hitting idle. That. »it least, would
SI L000 per season. keep it in the family.
a formal order to
tlus situation bv relaxing its -al-
ary controls. The order may be
released soon.
Functions oi the -.Jar- stabili-
zation until will bo i re.itly reduc-
ed and will consist on two parts,
it is understood:
1. To rule on the sniatl number
Houck ai nounced that tlu dcae
line" tut tnine.. i‘ I'.’ oooo t<-
morrow. Kntrics mav be made
at the Huber court:* oi bv call
clarify jjnj. Houck.
The foursome team partners '» i’i
be drawn promutly at 12 noo.i
in the pro ^hop. Actual play will
begin at 1:00, Alt a in a hi .
competing will rereivt* half their
club hancUcAp.' 3'he captain of
each learn hhall be a pro or the
lowe. ’ handicap amateur in the
foursome. The pros will go al-
ter par with no handicap while
FAST RELIEF
Froiii Too Frequent Urination.
Backache, Run-Down Feelfog
— dur lo irritation ol the bladder
earned by excess acidity in ibe urine
down
tin Women's
Doubles are held.
; Texas again is top favorite to win
i tin championship. The Longhorns
1 have been rated No. 1 for the four
| oast seasons, twice winning t li e
i title. Last year they lost by the
II
ps
■ i
k -4
margin of a single point—a 7-6 j National League shut out and hi
W
leleat. at the bauds of champion
Texas Christian.
Texas comes up with a (lock of
veteran material, including all-
America Hubert Bcchtol at end
and in Harlan Wetz and Jimmy
don't drive runs across the plate?” of salary raise t.hai would involve
Finally they had a meeting, i He is routing for Rosen, also a ; higher prices on the p i duets pm
Rickey, jieering over tils sjieetacle:. Dodgei outfielder. to outlast ; duced by the company wishing to ihe amateur team i amain will i-.
remarked that no hail player in j Holmes and Cavarrctta for the f grant the raises. ’ o ;vc no mi le ti: m two play r
! 2. To prevent the reduction ui troki -.
j salaries below 1942 levels. Three team prizes will he .-
! The unit lias jurisdiction over ; wartivd i.od these will bo 50 per
j salaries of $5,000 and more, and, cent, JO pci cent and 20 j<i cent
salaries under $5,000 in the ease of Hr entry fees All prize* w ill
( of administrative and professional !,K> defense stamps. Any member
people not represented bv labor . “I the Wet Tex , Pro-Amatovi
j unions. The war labor board has Goll Association is eligible to
j jurisdiction over other workers, compete in this event. Imtncdi-
—_________________ ately following the day's play ex-
THE SMITHY STOOD '''V c-ntixsiant ■ mvitod - » t* » ■
AND STOOD AND STOOD !' ,:'r ' i,!
i »ANVILLE. III. - Under the ,,,t i j,v club 50.
-preadmg chestnut tree the Deiek- Munbers ol the as;.,, .. lion and
: millers have stood—figuratively
i of course—for a total of 135 years.
Adam Deickmiller. now dead,
was a blacksmith for 55 years.
His son, William. 69. has been a
borseshoer fur 55 years and still
is in the business. William’s son,
Borowy Pitches Shuloul for Cubs;
Yankees Said He Was Washed Up
By JOE REICHLER
(Associated Press Sports Writer/
Hank Uoiwy had the personal
satisfaction today of t awn ; proved
in New York UmI the ‘'Short
Goiter" tag hung upon lum wa:
entirely unjustitied.
In blanking the Giant; yc.-tc-
day, Borowy pitched hi- In '
rat: taut iioctnr'% dmcntrry net* an tl i*
kidney t and M/m keep ; «ti ftorn getting
up mf>lit*'
Ate yuit Duffeiing unnrv«*■»•)»»jr dutetm-
Toit and «list) <» ftmn backivhc, liurnliig
u. it: . l» c!e._r«* in w«lti
Ottinf up uitcii ui ni*Ut ’ lh»e *;■»!»
»ot.i5 i.v >■ It*1 cau'vH Tiy bl.i'dM nritfttfo.t
d .*• lo t.M Acid m ib** uni*;*. Then try
that farvuti- tlo-t* - . iJi coiftf —UR#
K11 MF.R’S SWAM!* ROOl.
I tm - * I ;»r iu.inv yen *, vitump Root a
m c.trcfully blended C't*h» i«t kui o< hfrfci.
irate, 1jA|giiqi and otlur nattix/il in* i r
dlrnts. Their'* u'lrofuhrty nmlAma har»<»
or habit lormun in tiiu icieBtifk |>r*D»i **
l»on. Ju<.t goad tn*> oclitBt* tUat n
art on 1 K«* liidnevk to Jn^ma^' th* ffa%»
urigir nnd r*fi*v o kUddm itritulisii •.» I
it* tint purlut t»|»lr,
Vox'll say it . ttieci i« h*»»-
t'nrful!
Send for life, prop.iitj iimpl* TODA^'f
!;'T*» thousand.H ot wtho* you'll b« (!n4
tmiiim
that you did. Srnd i«me md addreot
l«r.
ltd. S4I
at oner. AH diu<Tfi»(« *<U Rw**.
you did. Send i#m<* *»d addreta In
Urnartm.nt F, Kilmer A C*.. I*?, Roy
128^, hiamfoi’d. Conn. Olfe* limit
NATIONAL LEAGUE
fifth complete game in
Cubs uniiunn. The mrincr V;m-
kcc ace, Wl\um I -at tv McPhail
had sold “becau * ot hi inability
to the distance in the second
half ol the season,” thu demon-
Plyler the two biggest college!strated that it be did have that
tackles in the country. Texas also j fault. ,*W has overcome it.
got several good men through na-
In bis five games fur Chi
dr* s
M
4k
r.
m yy
Louis Blair, the clown, and his mule, Gunpowder, that will appear
with him during the three day rodeo and Phillips Free Fair.
September 1. 2 and 3.
val transfers from other schools. |«ago, fcorowj l a given up but
Southern Methodist and Ark-113 •'1]> 4a mnings in winning
insas are rated tlie . trongest con- and losing one. In addition,
‘.enders with Texas Christian next the ‘!im righthander appears to
n line and with Baylor, Rice and
Texa- A. and M. expected to be
second-division outfits.
Baylor returns to football aft-,
er being out of competition for|i , y/'ir?
two seasons, placing a squad oil *ore ■*1 •4'>'
the field that lists a major share
of the schoolboy standouts of last
season.
i oSSf&art* Zz a.,;i ii'-,-.-*.......... .-7
rft."?* tekStrSw.
bleheader with Boston, lo-mg the
opener 2-1 in a tight pitching
Teams
w
L
Pet.
Chicago
74
33
.KOI
St. IA»uis
i»a
47
Hiooklvn
New York
t4i
(•2
70
54
.558
Pittsbu rgh
. «»0
58
.508
Boston
54
64
.458
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
AMERICAN
45
67
,402
3J 81
LEAGUE
.280
Teams
W
L
Pet.
DctroM
83
47
578
559
Washington
«2
40
Chicago
30
82
.532
Cleveland -....... .
5ii
52
.527
St. Louis
New York
58
S3
.514
50
54
105
Bps ton
- 53
tin
4li0
Philadelphia
. :»;>
72
827
1 Fred, 15, has been following the
same trade for 25 year;.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results
have lost In "gophei' ball. Only 'Jimmy Fox.x, the old Philadelphia
one homer has been hit off iii- : ■»-) n,.tin.,, ,,i
slants.
and Boston . Hi;;_•-i of American
league fame, made hi: first big
Fordlmm Hut. 8-0 conquest of (league pitching Mart —and won it
—although lie out not ::o the
route.
Charlie Keller
in the nightcap be-
at tlie Polo Grounds
earned the Cub- a double victory
as Lefty Ray Prim outciueled Har-
ry Feldman, 3-1, in the opener.
The twin-triumph increased the
ern Met IkkI i-i
Arkansas 60.
5(1, Texas 50 and
'THE WHITE AMBULANCE'
' <■
made his first
appearance in n Yankee uniform
since 1943 the New Yorkers |
split with tlie Chicago While Sox.
Ernie Bonham got Die Yankees
iitf on the light loot with a 4-2
win but Oi vai Grove of the Sox
oiauktM.1 them with live hits to
register a 2-0 victory,
duel between Bill Lae of th« Brooklyn and Pittsburgh split
Brave and their u.vn Hair’ lire, ulthoufcii manager Frank Frisch
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