| Show - 44- - - wie-- - - A ' It - - I - 1 (41t - :oston araves Sweep !Yanks- Divide !Detroit Sweeps Twin' Bill Twin Bill leader With PMIs With Solons With napless Brownies i -- ono110 Hogan's14-Under- DETROIT JUNE 29 (LT)--Detrswept its four-gam- e series with the St Louis Browns by taking both ends of a doubleheader at Briggs stadium Sunday 7 to 5 and 6 to 1 before Volscile Scatters Five Hits-TCapture Nightcap 42 WASHINGTON June 29 New York and Washington split a 42292 fans doubleheader here Sunday the - Hal Newhouser and Paul (Dizzy) Yankees capturing the second Trout credit for the victhe Senators won tories received game although the latter was not the opener 1 before a crowd of I around at the finish of the second The Yankees lIncreased game Newhouser paced the Tigers lead to four and one-ha- lf at bat in the opener as well as games over the Boston Fted starring on the mound getting Sox who lost twice to Philadelphia three singles in four times at bat Washington grasped a 0 lead in He held the Browns to nine hits the second inning of the second to his eighth victory and register Mark Christman brought game when his season's average up to doubled Jerry Priddy home but the an even 500 Yankees scored twice in the fifth Trout the second game after doubled and Phil retiring quit Aaron Robinson Browns in the sixth the Rizzuto singled hirn across he complained of a when inning Rizzuto continued to second on sore arm The Tigers were the throw to the plate and Jqhnson 5 to 1 at the time end Altonahead Bensacrificed Rizzuto scoring after ton Trout's lead by pitchprotected fouled to StIrnwelss Buddy George three innings of hitless ball Lewis in right field ln the ninth ingFinn gam': 0 ABH0A1 DPirelt ABROA Rizzuto flied to Lewis with the Pt Lent3b am 4 2 2 2 4 3 3 2c LakE bases filled enabling George Celernn rf 4 1 2 0' Cualbno 111 3 0 13 0 21 4 0 2 0 a 2 2 If 3 Wertz to score 51tI4111 2 1 0 Mullin rt litatil Ifet 34 10 02 et Viret 01 0 0 2 et A H Lebner Elfra 'Kew Verb 0 3110 At Wasbinsta P13 5 2 0 0 4 1 2 2 Judnirh lb 4 1 5 01 Keil 311 oat 3b Ptirnare 2b 4 0 4 2 1 a 4 I 2 4 4 Hitebeht 2b 2 3 2b 0 4 4111syo rt ti 44 01 31 01 evris 4 2 'T 0 4 0 rnon lb 4 2 8 0 moss c Lindell If otwagner 2 4 3 0 4 1 0 0 Munerlof 4 3 0 et p eq p Nevtipf 1 DiNfaso 4 0 UM- -- -- I 1 BOSTON June Z9 GP—After the PhiIlles for were given an efIfective five-h- it 87 triumph the Boston Braves pitching performance by Bill Voiselle and a 4--2 double-heada for sweep Sunday before a 20788 crowd victory Bob rliott's double against the eenterfleld fence scored Johnny llopo with the deciding run In the the Tribesmen had eperter after exploded a two-ru- n rally for a 7 14 in the ganth During a managerial battle or 15111 to get his right-handbatters against the southpaws and vice used 19 'trill EIly Southworth Layers Including four pitchers first game The Phillies curing the NEW YORK June 29 (UP)—A had to call upon five flingers durn rally highlighted by home of action ing nearly three hours that included home runs by Al runs by Sid Cordon Johnny Mize La keman and Andy Seminick and Willard Marshall enabled the rrest New York Giants to defeat BrookH 0 AI 11 ratik401- - gam: A ABHOA 5 3 0 9 to 5 Sunday after the lkc rt baa 12 3 1!40 "Trine! 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4 to 3 The Seals took the series aiat to on5 Ito 2 rrstet I lietat 3 VireHi is 2 to move into 1 undisputed posb81 rtSreal4 S t 3 in seulon of secondplace in league o 4 It 3 118184 S ta 3 Looms tn 0010rrreite4040 09 timesto3b Tiakr Philiey et P iota 72-ho- le night June 29 (AP)—Tbs Stirnweiss George (Snuffy) mashed out tbros Phitadelphis Athistirs Dia Yam Infielder will be attired in Boston Rod Sol ham runs to defeat e to b twies onday 3 to 2 and NEW YORK June 29 (70—Or1g- baseball suit and spikes while homer with tho basesAn !many scheduled to fight Pat O'Con- Buddy Young new Yankee pro loatiad insidsthspark First Baseman Ferris Fain highby fiv&-ruST PAUL Minn June 29 (A')— & fifth inning for tho A ner Dick Smith of Oklahoma City gridder and former Illinois grid and in the l0000nd game while Pato Suctor's will Herman Peterson president of the tangleVicinstead with hard-punchi- track star will tour the sacks in United Orel circuit clout 'of th season won the States Hockey league said Amato Brooklyn a football uniform and track shoes Sam Chapman openar in Di sixth inning Moses and Ted middleweight nr the Au and Wally eight-roun- d in is :132 he had resigned and would I set the The record Evar Sunday by bemired Williama for the gos ilia during feature bout at Queensboro arena Swanson former Cincinnati out- become manager of the St Paul NM the afternoon First Limit! fielder several years ago Monday night hockey team ABROA Pt04100 3 1 1 8 4 2 1 0'3oost se Mosso rf 3 0 3 0 2AfeCtiskylf psity as It 33 01 2 ()IVO° 4 1 1 0 rf Williams 3 0 12 1 4 0 3 0 Fain lb Melt el 4 1 1 0 1 4 ef 1 l!Chapmn Bases on biol—off Gregg 5 Kos° Doerr 2b Karr -1 3 1 3 0 3: 0 1 Rosor r 3 3b IC 3i 3 v otilei Cuibran 2 tout 3 2 Ore 1 'truck r--113 2 4 4 r"--8 118udar 2b r"--0 litio---O3 Jonas lb ff Krino 5 in 5 7rinkie 1 2 1 1 3 3 2 1114atoski 1 3 Teom'its 11 in Trinale 4 in 3 Gregg 1 i 1 I I i i Li 1 1 rerrill P 31 0 0 01 Itrebldon p 4 0 1 1 3oritios 3 in 3 Winning pitebat— illussall Trinit is-- Losing pitcher—Gregg il 1 1 1 1 I l' c Totes 29 7 2? 14 31 a 24 91 Totals LI It I I t I sOrtiundd Into (Iambi play Cubs 1 a I In 9th L4 000100 100 Li-2 Poston CHICAGO Jun 29 Pow Fbliantiltbis LA La 00z011 001 -3 eitusrao hurler retaking bus t irst aew RUTIN batt1 In—lilosit Lrrors—Noos — Notaries of the Amason for the Chicago t:21apman bits Trbbetta liwilere Two-ba- a Cubs was touted in the fifth inning Sun- —lia3sait1 lititoost itudr as defeated the Pirates ths t'"'"r""'""""'""'" Pituiburgis day i? runs— Moes Chapman Iludier Cube 10 4 in gh rubber lame Of their Enm -rt ludor r71 Siva-ta- n Fealty lacriticsa — patois be Doubl 1141144 r-- " eudibr to to I MeCostry pla—1oortt The Pirate pounded Passean who unals on LI )'airi Ptatki to loner to rain 3Sagas derwent a box opsration in Irsbruary and balls—Ott Li i Li Ittrtico Forrilts 6 Marchildon Tti Meet tour ottioesesore tor 14 bits xow to Bassisau I wiui Wally outs—Pr Ferrts 1 diarcIttldos 3 Wild damaging to ninth -homer of the season pitch—Ferris - 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Roo noon R a ert ire—Area& Dou b le plays na I Ito lailsislat od ) Taylor to Rom to tole4ison Suss so balla-- 011 lot 7 ray1 Trirot Lvtt 3 Illtrleaoote—By lott 7 in 5 Taylor 2 Trtoltle 1 innings (none out in ntnthi Trine 1 in 1 by pitcher—By Taylor (W Cooper) Losing pitcher—Lott asoon4 gismo H 0 A11roiw 'York AB It 0 A larissalyn 2b 3 2 1 3 'clutters ab 3 1 4 Otani(' 21 Kre oil oto non lio b 4 8 as ite 3 1 3 2 Cioarnart az 8 3 2 o 4 113 1 et 4 1 3 01 else lb 0' 1144tilhal1 1'7 4 4 1 43 ti I 44 01 42 V Lombardi a 5 0 4 2 Jorgnen 30 41 11 02 001 Gordon It 33 11 01 04 Lobrits 3b lirnneet It 2 0 1 0 p btasii it 32 01 31 02' Kook 7rinals p Gregg p tioraitui p 0 0 0 01 1 0 0 0 annular 2477777701 Tinian 38 13'27 19 Total' in ninth itried Lam Dorkina 101 010 002-4- 5 Prooicy 210 000 Ofix—i) New York rotors-- 7P sone birmanski Jorgoriaen Lombardi Runs bititwd in—Roose 2 Goat 1ar1 2 liarenall '2 Watt nor Robinson Gordon X arr Mita 2 Stanity 2 Two-ba- a Rome rune— Jergnson taneV Gordon- - bi lac tailat jsrsbtU 2 Gordon Blattner 2 bagels—Robinson AB Ft 0 A ?rele 'Work All 11 0 AWitthins-to5 0 0 1 2b 4 0 2 41 Toot 30 Ptirnwee 4 0 1 1 Henrik-f-t rt 4 0 3 Ot Lewis rt 1 3 Vornon 1 4 lb 3 11 4A 00 Lindell U el riilot ago el 3 1 1 01 Ppence et Oi 2 0 Grace It YeQunn lb 3 1 1 4 0 1 3 WJonan 3b 4 1 0 3' Priddy 2b se 1 4e3 I 2 Crirtetmn Robinson 4 2 1 9 Houk 1 0 0 21 1 2 2 Masterson p Rizzuto Ss so 4 1 0 0 1 lirsrrirk P 0 113o4noin 0 0 A 0 0 0 2 0 'Travis ytvnoin p 0 0 0 0 0 0 szess lar4Y satRobertan 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 27 111 Totals 30 4 27 10 Rare for Robinson In 9th aWalkod for beaatioroon tit YU& zsRitri for Travis in 7th sozWalkod for Farrlak In tb Shore by innings New York ON) 020 Orr- 1-5 010 000 000- -1 Washinston Ini Chriat- Krrors: None Reins bntted s 27 bits: Stirnwetss Two-haa- Three-hasMan Rizzuto Christmas Robinson areiviest Vornon o baseseb hits: Gracia rioublis 9laysi Johnson aserifieos Lewis and Torroll7 W Johneort gtirnweiss Rizzuto Stirnweizia itnd and on balls: Raison Masterson blegninn 2 Itovnoicia 2 2: D Johnson 5 lei-rin-k rtriksi outs D Johnson 5 Masterion 2 Forrieki 1 Ileyroida 3 HMS: Off D Johnson 3 ISin 5 14: POArnold' 32 In 3 3 ihtirrick 1 in in Winning leatorson 1 Anot CMCAGO June 29 (UP)---Be- n Hogan Hershey Pa fired his fourth straight subpar round Sunday to win the Chicago 14 total of 270 open golf tournament with a d in the raatch under par and the lowest score Hogan played easily over the short Westward Ho course nosing course record by two atrokea He out Sam Snead the halfway leader added a 67 the next day for a 130 Ellsworth Vines former tennis- total and Jim Ferrier Auschampion tralian-bor- n At that point pro who won the Pro-George Payton Hampton Va was second 1 - IS Itmildef p 0 0 0 1 A CLEVELAND June 29 (UP)— The Chicago White Sox snapped a three-gam- e losing streak by defeating the Cleveland Indians 4 to 3 Sunday in the first game of a doubleheader before 40000 Rain caused postponement of the second game A pinch single in the ninth by Taft Wright scored George Dickey with the winning run The veterans Lefty Thornton Lee and Mel Harder wete the starting pitchers but neither finished Pete Gebrian second of four Sox throwers gained the victory and the defeat was charged to Ed Klieman Mc-Qui- nn six-ru- - Wins Victory Open oit o I i I - f 4wroo I:her:intl Cake rtribtrat '13 Monday June 30 1947 - 3-85- - 0 - 7I ( 22 Hoosrlinnr - AP3 -- t - I 0 0P0 |
