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TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1946.
YANKS SHUTOUT INDIANS: FACE FELLER TODAY
RED SOX, DETROIT TIE AS GAME
'S CALLED BECAUSE OF DARKNESS
BY JACK HAND
(Associated Press Sports Writer.)
Bill Dickey is earning his manager’s spurs on his first westerry
jaunt as New York Yankee skipper, picking up 3 1-2 games on thei
front-running Boston Red Sp‘x“wif..h a revitalized lineup.
The trip isn’t over yet and the
Yanks have a rugged afternoon
date today with Rapid Rebert
Feller. But seven victories in 10
starts comes under the heading of
good news in Larry MacPhail’s
swank Fifth Avenue office.
Probably the most important
development of . the western
swing has been the “arrival” of
Floyd Bevens as the No. 2 man
on the pitching staff, right be-.
hind Spud Chandler. |
Bevens' stout performance in‘
the mid-west, where he topped
St. Louis and Chicago before
shutting out Cleveland 1-0 in last
night’'s contest, was an eye
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opener in many circles.
Went Route in Win |
Last night Bevens went right
down to the wire in his 1-0 game.\
Phil Rizzuto’s infield scratch fol
lowed 'by Tommy Henrich’s sin
gle and Charlie Keller's long fly
gave New York the only run in
the first game.
Boston played in Detroit but
could get no better than a 5-5 tie
in a twilight contest called after
‘nine frames because of darkness.
As a result their margin over
the- Yanks was sliced to 6 1-2
games.
Chicago outlasted Washington
12-7 in a night game marred by
seven errors, coming from be
hind - twice to give Al Hollings
worth his first decision in a White
Sox uniform.
Brooklyn boosted .its National
League lead over the idle. Cards
to three games but outscramb
ling Cincinnati 6-5 in 13 innings.
Rookie Carl Furillo singled home
Dixie Walker with the winning
run. Leo Durocher was ousted by
the umpires during a stormy
ninth inning. - :
Ed Wright hurled the Boston
Braves to their fifth straight tri
umph. A neat five-run shutout
of Chicago, 5-0. All other Nat
ional League clubs and Philade.l
phia and St. Louis in the Ameri
can were not scheduled.
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Yesterday's
_Stars_
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
TOMMY HOLMES, Braves —
Tripled with bases loaded to
clinch 5-0 victory over Cubs for
Ed Wright.
Cafl Furillo, Dodgers—Singled
home Dixie Walker in 13th in
ning to break up game with 6-5
Brooklyn edge over Cincinnati.
Bill Bevens, Yankees — Shut
out Cleveland with four hits,
1-0.
FIRST PARACHUTE DESCENT
The first parachute ever to drop
to earth from any kind of aircraft
landed in France not far from the
spot where Allied paratroops
landed on D-Day. Andre Garne
rin - -made in lescent from a
kbalopn on Oct. %2, 1793.
Closed Shop
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Over Ga. Power; Climax Takes Dixie
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Benson’s Bakery swatted out a 13-4 victory over Georgia Power
‘Company vesterday at Dudlev Field to run their victory string to
three straight and pace the City _Softball League.
I Roy Fitzpatrick held Georgia
Power to four hits in taking the
game for Benson’s. Simmons gave
the winning hurler relief in the
sixth.
Harold McClian relinquished
thirteen blows to the winning
team a hit for every run.
While Benson’s was plastering
Georgia Power, over at the Lyn
don House field Climax Hosiery
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
NEW YORK, June 25 —(AP)
— While Col, Heine Miller, N. B.
A executive secretary, is advo
cating the establishment of a
1‘55-poun(f boxing class, he
quotes figures whick: seem to
show that figaters in this divis
ion would be few and far be
iween. . . A Dbreakdown in
weights of army inductees, made
by the Surgeon General’'s Of
fice, shows that only four per
cent of the men weizh between
180 and 189 pounds; 2.4 per cent
between 190 and iYB and three
per cent more than 200 pounds.
By contrast, 20.3 per cent weiga
Letween 140 and 149 pounds,
but Miller and the N. B. A., are
cpposed to such tlungs as “junior |
welterweigits” . , . . And why |
pick 185 pounds anyway? This |
dept.. can't see much difference
between 174-noeund Billy Conn
fighting 207-pounds Joe Louis
and some 186-pound taking on
a guy who weigais 220.
TODAY'S GUEST STAR
“Lev.” Paterson, N. J., Morn
ing Call: “The limination of
Conn as a top-ilight contender
leaves the heavywtight ranks as
bare as a bubble dancer without
th. bubble.” - .
ONE-MINUTE SPOKTS PAGE
Add Dave Gillespie of tae
Gastonia, N C., Gazette to those
who picked Louis i the eighth
—and that's long-range picking.
.. . Members of the Galax, Va.,
fire departmen: have volunteer
ed their servicas at Rlue Rridge
league ball games. Obviously
Galax must be burning ‘up the
lcague. . . . Waen a fan asked
Paul McCoy, Konsas umpire, if
he minded the boos that follow
cd some of hig decisions, Paul
replied: “Not at all. I learned a
long 'time age thal the wire
fence in back of the plate is to
protect the umpire nol the fans.”
THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA,
was doing much the same as they
tamed Dixie Canner, 7-2.
D. Allen, one of the better
pitchers in the Ileague, hurled
snutout ball until the sixth inning,
when the Canner boys came
through for a pair runs.
Ross Maddex was the losing
moundsman.
Line-Scoret
Ga. Power..... 200 002°0 4
Benson's - t....v- 130 321 3 13
McClian and Lowe; Fitzpatick,
Simmons, and Ownsby.
Officials: “Boody” Townsend,
Bobby Gentry.
Elimax .. .85 010 . 332 7
Dixie .L 0 0.000 02 0 2
Allen and Hansford; Maddox,
Nash and Connaly.
Officials: Jim Griffeth, “Skeet”
Cobb.
League Standings:
Team W, L. PCT.
Benson’s .....:.... 3 0 1000
' Bosenthel®:. =0 2 0 1.000
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BN iidael ol X 1 BB
inie vi T 2 s
Ga. P0wer:'....:... 1.2 333
Athens Mfg. ...... 0 2 .00
Ga. Motors ........ 0 2 .000
TODAY’S SCHEDULE: Geor
gia Motors Vs. Bell’'s at Lyndon
House field; Athens Mfg. Co. Vs.
Rosenthal’s at Dudley Field. Ail |
games start at 6:30. :
Crackers Win Over
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Nooga Easily, 11-1
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(By The Associated Press)
There were plenty of explosions
in the Southern Association last
night and when the smoke cleared
away Atlanta had beaten Chatta
nooga, 11-1, on 20 hits; Birming
ham dumped Nashville, 15-8, on
seven runs in the last inning; Little
Rock downed Mobile, 14-4, on 19
hits; and Memphis defeated New
Orleans, 8-0, replacing the Peli
cans in the first division.
At Chattanooga, Shelby Kinney
won his 10th game of the season
for the Crackers, holding the
Lookouts to five hits. ‘
The visiting Birmingham team
had three big innings against the
Vols, scoring four runs in the third,
then four in the sixth to break a
4-all tie, and then seven in the
ninth to break an’ 8-all deadlock.
Today’s Schedule:—
Atlanta at Chattanooga.
Birmingham at Nashville.
New Orleans at Memphis. \
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INDEPENDENT LEAGUE ALL-STAR ,
TILT TO FEATURE ‘CARITHERS DAY’
Next Saturday afternpon in Crawford, an all-star game among the
members of the Independent Baseball League will put on a special
game Which will be the main attraction for the peoplé in that dity
and folks in thX section on “Robert Carithers Day.” .... .... ......
Seven Members .
0f Spokane Team
Die In Bus Wreck
SEATTLE, June 25 —(AP)—
Seven members of Spokane’s
Western Yrrernationali league
baseball club met death last
right in the flaming plunge of
tacir chartered cross-state bus
from tae Snoqualmie Pasg high
wayv four miles west of its sum
mit in the Casecade Mountains.
The driver and eight other
Ljavers were Injure, several
critically.
One survivor . deseribed toe
victims as being “scattered all
over the hill.”
The identified deaa:
First baseman ~Vig Picetti, of
San Franciseo.: who formerly
plaved with Oakland was de
sciibed as “the most promising
voung player on the Pacific
Coast last season.” He died en
route to a Seaéfle hospital.
George C. Risk, 2% infielder
from Hillsboro, Cre.
. Frederick T. Ma-tinez, an in
fieider from San Diego.
Four bodies weie unidentified
as they lay in thz ligat of flick
ering torches at the wreck scene
last might. The four not listed
on eny hospital list and un
dcubtedly the- victimg were:
~ Manager Mel Cole of Wenat
c.ee, Wash.
Bob Kinnaman, former Wash
‘ineton. .State College pitcher
from Brooklyn, Wash.
_ Outfielder Bob James of
‘Tempe. Ariz.
1 Outfielder Bob Fatterson of
San Francisco.
’ Three of the casualties were
lerorfed in poor or critical con=-
dition in hospiials.
MOVic PROGRAMS
FOR THE WEEK
PALACE—
| Mon-Tues.—"“Devotign” star
ing ,Ida Lupino, Paul Henreid,
QOlivia De Havilland, Sidney
Greenstreet. News.
- Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.—“Do You
Love Me,” starring Maureen O’'Ha
ra, Dick Haymes, Harry James.
News. Bored of Education and
Tenderfoot Trail.
GERGIA—
“ Mon.-Tues.—“Three Strangers”
Geraldine Fitzgerald, Peter Lorre,
Sidney Greenstreet. News.
.~ Wed.-Thur—“The Virginian”
Barbara Britton, Joal McCrea.
News.
Fri. -Sat.—“Murder In Music
Hall” Vera Hruba Ralston, Wil
liam Marshall. “Trial of Mr.
Wolf”. News.
STRAND—
Mon.-Tues..—“Romance Of The
West”. Eddie Dean, Joan Barton,
Dick Stabile & Orch. Booby Socks.
Picture Pioneers.
Wed. — “Stranger Of The
Swamp,” Rose Mary La Planche,
Rovert Barrett. College Queen.
Fin’'n Feathers.
Thurs. — “Cornered”, Dick
Powell, Mecheline Cheirel, Kids
in a shoe. - ’
Fri-Sat. — “Alias Billy The
Kid"”—Sunset Carson. Alum &
Eve. Phantom Rider No. 4.
RITZ— s
Mon.-Tues. “Leave Her To
Heaven,” Gene Tierney, Cornel
Wilde”. Quentin Quail.
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Robert is the fine young athlete
who met with misfortune in an
auto accident several weeks ago.
At the time he was on his way to
Elberton to take part with his
Crawford team in a game with
the former. A
He was one of the leading play
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of the lineup due to injures he
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It has been announced by the
league president, A. E. Horne 'of
Whitehall, that three of the teams
of the league will play the other
three. Four members of each team
will go into the making of each
squad. ;
All-Stars vs. Whitehall
On Sunday afternoon, it will be
Whitehall vs. the' All-Stars in a
game in Whitehall, with the pro
ceeds collected ..also going to
Carithers.
It has been long planned that
the winner of the first half, which
as it turned out is Whitehall,
would play an all-star team whose
members would be taken from the
best material of the remaining
teams. This will be done, as
scheduled. {
Starting time for both games will
be 4 o’clock EST. ‘
McCARTHY SCOUT NOW |
CLEVELAND; June 25— (AP) |
—Joe McCarthy, who resigned as
manager of the New York Yankees
May 24, is back with the Bronx
Bombers as a talent scout. |
Club President Larry MacPhail
confirmed McCarthy’s new posi- |
tion with the Yanks here last night
las he and Del Webb, co-owner. of
the Yankees, witnessed the game
| with Cleveland, ¢ |
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S. E. High School
Baseball Tourney
Begins In Atlanta
ATLANTA, June: 25—(AP)+
Humes High of Memphis faced
Jackson, Miss., High today in the
first Jannual Southeastern High
School Baseball Tournament, The
game was scheduled for 5 P. M.
(EST).
The second game of the tourna
‘ment was set tor 8 P. M. between
Jesuit High of New Ortleans and
Lanier High of Macon, Ga.
Today’s winners wili piay at 4
P. M. Wednesday. The losers wiil
play at 1:30 P. M. Wednesday and
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one will be eliminated. ‘
A two-week quartine on' _per
sons entering Georgia irom Florida
forced the' withdeawal -~ of Fols .
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All-Southeastern Teamps will Be
selected at the end of the tourpa~
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the Atlanta Baseball Corporation.
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