Show - A A '''t - II Sunday Morning Zbt 5alt gakt Zribunt - July 30 1939 C 3 V I -- LUp Near Top 1 i'4 '2' 4- I '' 13 " i 1 s Mighty Mace Thompson Holds Losers in Opener Second Hitful Tilt Tigers Snare Duel With Athletics PHILADELPHIA July 29 1P)- -Effective relief pitching by Luther (Bud) Thomas staved off a ninth-innin- g rally and gave Detroit a 7 to 6 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics Saturday to even the series at one victory each Handcuffed for eight innings by the Athletics Tommy Bridges drove him from the mound in the ninth and had runners on first and second when Bud Thomas took over mound duties and retired Bob Johnson Frank Hayes and Bill Nagel in succession to end the rally Thomas relieved Archie McKain who pitched to only one — ' § 1 an r ' ''' 'i ' ? r: LM t on !re all CINCINNATI July 29 (AP)—The Reds stretched their league to 1112 games Saturday combining brilliant hurling by Rookie lead '' 0 ' i Gene Thompson and heavy hitting including two successive homers '' I by Billy Myers to sweep a double bill from Philadelphia 3 tà 0 Card slugger and 9 to 2 Johnny Mize Thompson helped win hio four- ranks Rear top in National of hit victory and first shut-oleague batting moo the year in the opener by doubling In the second inning to score big Ernie Lombardi who also had His rapped out a mates clinched things in the next trams as Lee Gamble who had 0 i'77-- '' : :'"'" or I ir of !al Batters Find Tough Time In National a er lie et on or ht in a le Ca Is - g a v t I t 1 11 two-bagg- er NEW YORK July 29 (4'11—The National league's batting leaders seem to have had difficulty in solving opposition elbowing during the past week it that doesn't mean that piers was any great upheaval Morris Arnovich of the Phi llies still is the class of the crop boasting 370 against a mark of 375 a week ago Zeka Bonura the Giantd stalwart who is in second place also skidded fractionally in the averages through Friday's games The mune is generally true down the line to sixth place Mel Ott of the Giants who was able to raise his mark while his team was coming apart at the meanie Mire has 339 Mark After Bonura with his 341 come 339 Johnny Mize St Louis Buddy Bassett Boston 334: Frank McCormick Cincinnati 330 Ott New York 328 Ival Goodman Cincinnati 326 Ducky Medwick St Louis 324 Chuck Klein Pitts318 and Lee Handley burgh Pittsburgh 316 The latter two are newcomers to the top ten sluggers having slipped in when Deb Germs of Boston and Merrill May of Philadelphia fell back Arnovich's 370 la bulk t on 319 times at bat in 84 games with a total of 118 hits The rest of the league's individual honors are we divided with no player holding more than one Last week Arnovich held two— batting and most hits—but this week Jim Brown of St Louis has boosted his total to 120 Bill Werber of Cincinnati is the champion run maker with 74 just four ahead of bin teammate 'Lonnie Frey The coveted runs batted in lead goes this week to McCormick who Chas 77 or 11 more than Bonura can boast Enos Slaughter of St Louis has the most doubles 32 Leads in Triples Bill Herman still clings to his lead in hitting triples with 14 Mel Ott and Johnny Mize are deadlocked in a struggle for home run honors with 18 apiece Handley the Pirate speedster is the stolen base leader having pilfered 14 two more than Stan Hack of ghicago Paul Derringer maintained his place of a week ago (which he shared then with Dizzy Dean) as the most effective pitcher in the The big Red has a mark league of 14 won and four lost Bucky Walters his teammate has won 17 and lost six scored on McCormick's singled double and the first sacker romped home on Brack's fumble of Bon- giovanni's hard grounder The second game marked the teenth in 14 starts that the cellar- teenth in 14 stars that the cellar-dwelling Phils had bowed to the Reds while the first contest wax the fifth in which Hugh Mulcahy had gone down to defeat before Rhineland war clubs A crowd of 17865 including 7842 knot-hol- e members witnessed the bargain bill first of two scheduled on as many days F irst gomet PHILADELPHIA Martin of 3 1 2 0 Werber 3b Scharein as 4 0 5 4 Frey 2b Scott rt 3 1 3 0 Gamble if it 4 0 0 0 Brack lb 4 1 6 0 Mueller 3h 3 0 0 1 Hughes 2b 3 1 3 2 Mfflies e 3 0 4 1 Mulcahy pd 2 0 1 2 0 I) 0 0 xBolling lisrsieck p 0 0 0 0 Arnovioh p 0 0 0 0 Myers ss Moore p sk0olling 0 1 4 1 A 0 0 7 0 't 0 2 2 3 0 3 1000 3 2 0 l 0 31 0 0 31 7 24 Totals Total 32 1121 10 sBatied for Davis in ninth gsBaited for Kerksieck in ninth 001 000 010- -2 Philadelphia 000 052 02x- -9 Cincinnati Summary: Erforn—Werber Borsberger Buns hatted in—Arnovich War-hBerger 2 McCormick Gambia lierabberger Two-bas- s hits--S- cott McCorMyers 4 Home runs—Mvers 2 mick Sacrifices Venus —Arnovk'h Mershberger Moors Double play—Myers to Frey to McCormick Bases on balls—Off Pearson 4: off Moors it Struck out—By Pearson 3: Hits-- off Pearaon 11 in 7 by Moore 2 out in elahtht : Kerkelack innings (non none lit 1 Losing pitcher—Pearson Hamlin Hurls Mates To Victory 7-- 3 ST LOUIS July 29 LP—Luke Hamlixi registered his eleventh victory of the season Saturday tts he pitched the Brooklyn Dodgers to their second straight triumph over the Cardinals That dropped the Cards to fourth place just a game and a half ahead of the Dodgers The game was witnessed by 30- 040—with children and ladies admitted free Hamlin gave up eight hits one more than the Dodgers could get off four Card pitchers Ernie Koy's homer in the fifth with two mates on base was the strongest blow struck for the Brooklyns 3 BROOKLYN T Akl1QAi 10018 A 0 11 0 2b b 0 1 3 JMartin ct Laato 3b 5 1 0 21 Brwit 2b-a-s Ti Vvataer ci4 2 1 1 01 bieughy I 1 3 01 Mize lb Hoy ct CamIlit lb 4 1 10 01 hi euveicit it 4 2 3 01 Padgett c Perks it 4 U 5 01 Outirg 3b Phelps c himro of 3 0 3 01 Myer e es 4 0 1 31 zzosvie es Introchr Hamlin p 4 1 0 11 othoun P 4 2 4 4 0 1 1 4 4 4 4 tiMartio A 0 4 2 1 0 0 b 1 0 i 0 2 7 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 zzaMoure 1 0 VCarneke p 1 0 Wetland 0 0 0 sKing I) (I Dean 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 o o 2'1)2001 36 7 27 91 Tote's 35 8 21 7 tor Welland in filth astiatted for 14yere in seventh szetialted or lehoun in ninth 100- -7 Hrooklyn Louis 000 M1- 0-3 030 TOWN 00 Errors—Myere Iminon Lavaget J Martin hits—Myers Ca nil II Home run bane—Brown Bases on ballie:—Ott Hamlin 1 Werneke 1 Stonek out—fly liarolin 2 Wiirneken 3: Weiland 1 Dean 1 bhnuti 2 Hits—Off Warneke 4 In 4 11 Weiland I in Donn 1 fn Shoun 0 in 2 Losing pitcher 2 Two-ba- arneke an:tms 41 26 Philadelphia Saturday's Show in A L Sluctorincf tnt i527 5'23 500 403 401 300 Cincinnati A 39 ihiladelphis Sunday's Probable Pitchers ) vs Swift and )ete (10-4- ) Roston at Pittsburgh (1040) (8-5- ) Brooklyn Now rase at $t lork al (911 and Cincinnati (2)—Rigbe vs Waiters (4142) ) ) Louis (2)—Caset (3-7- ) 0-5- ) ('3) Bowman '111 Chicago—Salvo vs ) ) PaTSBURCII July 29 (R)—The Pirates cut short a g rally by the Boston Bees to defeat them 5 Satur' day with John F' - o104—Rizzo's homer in the seventh pro- - i ' viding the mar- ' gin of victory Doubles by Lee 4r::1 I' Ray Handley 1 Berres and Mace 0 Bowman brought Itaid0 1 the Bucs f our 4 1It 004161: ji' run his 6-- t- trOttellta Rod Fox 24: Yankee' Gresnherg 'tigers I Gordon 16 Williams lie6 Pfm j National leagile—Olt Manta LI: M170 1 8 CrdInn 16 McDodgers leaati"---Fox- Rods 18 Runs Batted In MPrIPRI1 Sr y 1 2 2 Berdino 2b Kramer p 3 0 Whitehd p 0 0 1 0 Mills p 8 total to I it 10-1- ) ) (21-1- vons Netters Spat As Nazis Win et 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 - a Reanuteis e 2 1 3 1 1 0 2 zeramer 0 Ontrmulr p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 anNonnkmp 1 0 0 0 izzlierget Rich p 0 0 1 1 0 0 Wade p 1 0 0 WIIWL p Peanock e 1 0 0 0 0 0 rznzCarey Berg a 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0010 2 0 32 7 27 9 Tuts le 30 31 27 11 a—kletted for DeSatitels In the meventh Tote 1 0 0 es—Batted Ostermueller for us lath the In 6-- 7 2-- 2-- 1 Two-bas- Dottie Menzel played with Czecho- him and Off Allen Slovakia before it became part of Germany Leonard 4 struck out—By 4 Allen 5 Leonard 3 Bit by pitcher—By Leonard (Webb) Balk—Allen Passed bails —Hems ley Giuliani (at DO frit -------- 1 4 on"' 1 ' 777'-- all 494" "17 h'' 1 runs T 1'11' — 'I' f s ' pace-settin- As L t L j i itkc - moo 1 : 1 tt '"-- - t "— - -- ‘-:::- i ( 1 0 e ' lee 'le:ak wF 0'"1r-- r r I ) ! : i 1 -- :' 0 i i "4"1-0- II' ::- -- 4 i -s t stl? lk ettl p ir''''': - - ti ' w" T w ) - ' d litt'' -- - f - i 1 l 1 k 4 ' ° ' :41V41447:: ' V‘ r : in L: '4'' - ( Root Scores '39 Rookies d t t ' ' '''' l' :'-- m:" ' l' 1 k c t el - 01 -- - ) '' f 1 ':k''' '- -- - s - :' 4r to' - i - 3 0' ' ' r ' 15 '1 !e i t ” I i ' 14 ::4 ig --- - -e - 971 1 A °'°t 1 4 a 11 1 k- ' - )r 0 i 1 't- - :t 1 1- F 6 - 41t I - 14411 Fisher Beer makes a 914" iihereler and lihenever it Distinguished by its clean taste clear amber color and finer flavor—Fisher Beer is at home in the best Of company -" 1::? -- - 4 4" Beer at Its Best fl fc t'ft'' CHOOSE BEER-- BE ' ' :1'1' 11 '' '4''J''''-- 4 r 7'7 A i"erved r L 1 eJ' i c R (et v 0 t " 1 e' 4 f f ''""''""- "'' i 4' ' 1:: 00 ' t :artit0004 '441 If' r ' 4 e - kil : " - worou'l Nt N t A ' " - 4't'''"''t: o -- - k ILl'' -- II 1i ' I 111MiltitalitOlat47a- ikt '' 'A 1 - C Whatever the reason they've got lead in their shoes and a shine on their pants They play languorously for a while then sit and watch the others "Organized baseball needs more players—badly And the kids aren't '' ' '' '4kt : '1 7 r m g 4— notice this—well almost indifference—among many of the young players that come up for tryouts Maybe they're lazy maybe their heart Is In something else i' -- - POI I"' i 1 ' '''' dI J ' - - 'q O4 ' f "Nt4 ' 1 ' ( -"- 5-- A 0 Cb - Ilits--S- helping us any" The reason why the public expresses amazement when an athlete shows no serious falling-of- f after 35 or 40 be said is because men generally take poor care of I hemselves and stop playing too early in lila kw ' er declared Ineligible If he refused to join the Spokane farm club We wax reSchulmerich called thia week to lend batting punch to the Spokane Inand Hornig wax dians' line-u- p to replace him in the TWIll Falls oultiled Ulrich said he had offered Hornig R 1)ortits to cornIn permite for the difference league salary leVCIfts i 71 1 1 Ulrich to Declare Outfielder Ineligible in Seven Days Wash SPOKANE July 29 Urt—Bill Ulrich owner of the Spokane Western International league baaehall team said Friday he had ordered Centerfieldere Bobby Hornig to report to the Twin Falls Idaho team of the Pioneer league within seven days Ulrich paid tornig would be 4 to 3 Wade seeking his first victory of the season had the situation 381127 Totals ': IN: Walker White Roa 70 Greenberg Tirers 74: Irmix Red teor 74 Netinnal lenrie—MeCormlek Rede 80: Amities °woe 131 Camilli 5 —Oumbert Ibuigere 4 five-mil- 1 loop-leadi- the "first ten" batters with 326 and drove home eight runs He now has 85 runs batted in Tops for the circuit The freshman also has 16 home runs Bats 431 Clip While these two were dominating the slugging activities the Yankee in the 4 ace Di Maggio batted at a 434 fourth inning clip for the week to increase his Going into the g percentage to 409 a eighth t h e Pithree-poigain over his mark of rates were lead- a week ago ing by six runs Williams and Mike Kreevich of -when the Bees - Klein Chicago were the only newcomers came to life The Stengel crew scored two in the to the "first ten" list Kreevich eighth three in the ninth and had gained seven points during the the bases loaded with only one out week to tie Williams for ninth But Al Simmons hit Into a double place at 326 Others in the select list are play to end the game It was "Chuck Klein day" at George McQuinn St Louis 314 Forbes field Pittsburgh fans Bob Johnson Philadelphia 340 Detroit 339 Bill showered the Pirates' new slugging Rudy York star with gifts ranging from a Dickey New York 335 Frank wrist watch to an order for a Higgins Detroit 331 and Eric McNair Chicago'329 year's free haircuts 130STON PITTSBLIRMI McQuinn held onto his total hits BHOA with 125 and Greenberg leadership fortifier sit 4 2 3 3 Sell et 0 0 0 robbed of his home run and runs Corms rt 5 3 2 0 LWatter et 04140 Hoosett lb 4 310fl Vaughan as 2 1 2 2 batted in honors in recent weeks 4 2 1 0 Weot cf 5 2 1 0 Rizzo If Cucinelo 2h 4 1 3 5 Klein rf 4 1 3 0 retained the doubles lead with 31 Simmcca it 5 0 0 0 Fletcher lb 1110 0 2 0 2 I Handley 313 4 1 0 3 Lopez c 2 0 2 0 Young 2b Mast c 4 1 1 3 Nine Triples 3b 3 1 1 5 Berces c 4161 Buddy Lewis and Taft Wright of Shottner p I 0 0 0 Bowman Ertickon p 1 0 0 0 Sewell p p3101 0001 Washington have nine triples each 1 1 0 0 Brown p— xOutlaw 0001 and another Senator George Case Totals 30 10 27 11 Total 31113 21 141 swiped four bases last week to run )(Batted fur Errickson in ninth 000 023- -5 000 Boston his total to 33 far ahead of his 10a- -6 100 100 Pittsburgh closest rival Bob Feller of CleveRune batted Errors—None Summary: In—Rizzo 2 Handley Becres Bowman 2 land added 12 strike-out- s giving Twobase hits—Han West 3 Gars 2 him a total of 144 Home run—Rizzo diey Herres Bowman Fletcher Double Sacrifices—Vaughan Atley Donald the Yankee rookie playa—Young Vaughan and Fletcher Brown Berres and Fletcher Bases on is another leader showing no signs balls—Errickson 2 BOWniFin 1 Siloffner of slowing down The young right-hand1 Struck out—BowSewell 2 Brown 1 won his twelfth straight Sewell 1 mail 3 sh4fner 1 Frri10011 Erriekhuf in 3 filer Inilingt game last week and has yet to lose pon 2 In 1 23 BOWMan 10 In 1 Sewell 1 a tussle lie is the only regular in 1 Brown 1 in 1 Winning pitcher— Bowman Losing pitcher—Shof fner starting pitcher In the league who hasn't lost at least one game Boston and New York held onto Gunibert 'Giants Snap team batting and team fielding honors respectively but the Yanks Losing Streak' were forced to share double play CHICAGO July 29 tin—Harry leadership with Washington Both Gumbert wound up his own four-gam- e have executed 95 twin killings The Red Sox are batting 293 and the losing streak and gave the Yanks fielding 983 Giants their third win in their last 16 games with a 2 decision over the Chicago Cubs before 12- 168 fans Saturday A three-ru- n splurge In the fifth when Dick Bartell's fumble gave the Giants an opening was good enough for the victory CHICAGO July 29 (in—Charley NEM YORK CH1CAJA It 140A Root the renaissance man of the 5 Moon It 2 01 Hark 3b 4 0 4 3 5 2 2 21 Merman 2b 4 1 1 3 Chicago Cubs whose sterling pitchJurgen 5 2 3 01 (Minn It 3 0 3 1 Itittintng at 40 has inspired stream4 0 1 01 1eibet et Ott rt 3 0 3 0 ing confidHoman lb 4 314 11 Cleenon rt 3 0 1 0 lines as well as headlines Dernaree et 2 1 2 01 ltenolds it 0 0 0 Q ed Saturday his opinion that a Hare 3b 4 1 1 31 linrtnett c 4 1 0 1 e Whitebd 2h 4 1 1 41 0 knoll lb 3 0111 return of baseball mania 3 0 4 4 riumbert p 4 1 1 Innen si on the pasture diamonds might 0 0 41 Hoot it Melton p 2 0 o zravarrettn 1 1 0 0 he the best tonic for the big 0 0 0 Lynn 0 0 0 0 zzliryant leagues 30 3 27 141 Total 37 12 27 141 Totgis "I think few boys play baseball zliatted for RAnt in ninth like we used to play It" said Root ettittin for Cavarrette in ninth 100 030 010- -5 Nw 'York who Is as durable as Tarzan and 000 000 002- -3 twice as effective In the pinches Erre'rtv—figign liartell Summary: Runs hatted in—Denning Ott Bottum "We played all day missing our oemarre Vtrhitehend 1elber Reynold& meals and deeply resenting darkhit- -Twobrie hit-- Jurgen' on ness and the call to bed Saertf WO— bernerse Jurgen Ha 3 Root I struck Out— 3 "It strikes me that the youngIfite—numhort 3 in A Oumbert o In 0 tfewed ono batter sters have lost that intensity We In ninth) Lyon 0 hi Wintiltis pitcher Thret-bne- 1141 WASHINGTON July 29 (— The Cleveland Indians evened their series with Washington Saturday defeating the Senators 5 Sundae's Probable Pitchers to 2 Cleveland at Hashington—Milnar 168) krithatiskati ball Detroit at Philadelphia (21—HutchinJohnny Allen pitched six-hson and Newsom (111) vs Pippen for Cleveland to beat Dutch Leonand Potter (W51 at NPW ) (Irk Chicago ard Washington's hurler Leon(10-and ilf vs Hadley (94) and tiornes ard received poor support the 1011fil lit Boston—Harris IL ()alehouse (441) Senators committing four errors Allen drove in the first run In the second inning and Skeeter Webb knocked another in the fourth They scored one more In the fifth on two errors a passed ball and an infield out ZAGREB Jugoslavia July 29 The Indians tallied once more UP—Interrupted by frequent dis- in the seventh when Ben Chapman putes over line decisions and heat- singled Allen home and added the ed exchanges between Roderich final score in the ninth as Luke Menzel and spectators who cried Sewell drove in Webb with a "Back to Sudetenland" Germany's single CLEVELAND WASHINDTON Davis cup doubles team defeated ABHOA 'Hems ley a ABH0A1 4 1 6 0 Came rt 4 1 4 1 1 1 0 0 Lew Sewell o 3 1 1 4 3b Jugoslavia Saturday 1 3 0 Loan If 5 3 0 4 1 ef Menzel paired with Renner Hen- Wethrly Chaptnn et 3 2 2 0 Estalella If 4 0 1 0 3 1 3 3 Tray0 se flaIe2b5022 kel to beat Ferenc Puncee and empbell 1 0 Itietwrtit 2b 4 1 3 2 rf 2 0 1 Vernon 3 0 3b 4 Kenner 3 0 8 0 lb 6 4 Frank Kukuljevic Ortmes lb 3 0 9 0 Giuliani a 4 2 3 1 es 3 2 1 Peonard p 3 0 0 2 6 to give Germany a 1 Webb 1 0 0 0 3 2 0 2t zWest Allen p lead in the European zone cup Totals 33 10 27 111 Totals 32 6 27 14 sitatted or Leonard in ninth finals CIPVPitinit 010 110 101- -5 002 000 000- -2 Four 'tletectives guarded Men- Washington Prrors—Giultanl Loane Ver8untinary: zel because police said of the non Travis Runs batted in—Allen Loans Estale lia Bale Chapman Sewell Sacrifices—Grimes Allen warning that Czech sympathizers hit—Weatherly Double plays—Biondworth Travis and do "to and Vernon Vernon Bloodworth Lewis something" against planned Bases on balls-- Bloodworth last-plac- 1 0 0 0 Totals 10 14 27 al old-tim- Home Run Club Cormick 5 0 0 289 - (1--5te- 4 Rringes p McKsin p Thomas p :042 Williams the rookie star got 19 hits in 40 times at bat broke into 71 :- PI 4 3 519 500 400 411 81 55 I Sal lirdav's Results e land 5 ) (Most on 2 1 Detro Philadeiphla O St 1mils 4 Roston 3 Was° at New lurk sante railed rain sta—Batted for Nonnenkamp in the The for Mlles In ninth CHICAGO July 29 eighth ales—Batted for Peacock in the igilth xxliatted for Joyce in seventh 003 301 000- -7 000 040 000— 4 itt Louis mighty slugging of Jimmy Foxx Detroit 302- -8 010 000 000 000 210— 3 Boston Philadelphia of and Ted Williams Boston's pair Crouch Greenberg Error—Tabor Runs batted Summary: Errors-- - R11111 Summary: batted In— tn—Oraue 2 r Miles Nelson Mc Quinn Doerr Two-basNewsome York 2 McCosky hit—Orace dynamiters stole the American Avert 11 3 2 Moses Cramer Carey Two base hits— Threo-baeSiebert deMiles Stolen bases— week the headlines hit—Einney past league nree-baeBox Bacrifice—VonVosmik McCoy Haves Cronin Stolen Foga Home run—York glo mem Double playa—Clift to Berardino to spite Joe Di Maggio's runaway race mik Sacrifice Fox Merin to W(4bases—McCosky to Heeffner Berardino for the batting title and Double —Avert II Doerr to Cronin to Fogg Tabor to and Green- - 111111) Croucher Foxx found the home run range Croticher: McCoy plays—Greenberg 1 off Kramer ballit—orf On Bases Ensx on balls- -1 erg: Moses and H 2ayes Bases off Mitts 1 off Wade FL for the seven-da- y period smash- - bBridges Dean 2 Struck out Whitehead 4 Nelson 3 Milts 3 Wade Kramer out—BY Struck I Nelson 4 Joyce 3 Dean 1 ing seven home runs for a total of —Bridges WilP011 1 itteh 1 Rita—Off Kramer 8 in 3 innings (none out In 211 in 7 Hite—Nelson noen out in the eighth) 24 to move ahead of Hank Greenfourth) Joyce 4 in 4out Dean 2 in Mc2 Whiteheadinnings Wade 0 in 1 In Mills 0 in ninth) 10 in 8 (none berg of Detroit in this department Bridges Wilson 2 in 2 Getevassel 3 In 4 1 in 0 (pitched to one hatter) 1 Hit 1 trocher— 0 Rich in in 2 by ler and gained five points for a mace Bain Wild pitch—Bridges Thomas 0 in 1 Winning pitcher— mark of 363 through games of Winning pitcher—Bridges Losing pitcher ByWadeMills (Carey) —Nelson 14 to runs scored He also Friday Results New Vork 5 Chicago 2 Mt Ilirooklvn Louis 3 Pittsburgh rronchr 1 29 Wozniak of Buffalo N Y led a field of 27 of the counvictry's strongeat swimmerse to featory Saturday in the ture of the Senior National A A U in swimming championship rac nitr the choppy waters of near-bvevA lake Ilis time was 2 hours 19 minttes 4 secondo It WAS the third eonsecutive year Wozniak htts taken the event 14r000klini Pet 059 529 ' 411 Ltottio 5 1 4 4 1 5 4 1 4 sChapman 1 1 0 Johnson If 5 1 4 5 3 9 Hayes e 4 0 0 Nagei 2b 1 5 1 Nensome is 4 2 1 1 0 0 'Adman ab 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Neisou p 0 0 0 Joyce p 4 0 0 1 0 0 xxCollIns 0 0 bean " 0 81 Buffalo Swimmer Wins FiveMile Ita(!e July Bosox Swipe 48 titillittirton Pittlattel phi July 29 OD -- Scoring four runs'in the fifth inning when Boston's Lefty Jake Wade blew up e St Louis Brim tis the handed Boston its third straight setback Saturday The score Was o BHOA 41 4 i I Duel With Cleveland Ace 72'4 MI 554 34 s Doi BOSTON PHILADELPHIA Mosso rt Seibert lb Miles et ti5 hfriitn Chwriand ki DETROIT 13110 A Meensky et 5 3 2 0 2b 5 3 3 2 McCoy A‘erill IL 3 1 1 0 4 1 York e 0 Greenbg lb 5 1 A 2i Hiagins 30 4 0 0 11 Fox rt 5 3 2 0 toot 1VOn N4w York tto4ton 1 ninth-Innin- July 29 UM—The Pirates announced Sat- Fa Q 0000 5 0 Runs batted to Koy 3 Myers Chicago St LOUIS Ind Fitzsimmons ) and "n2"" 0 2 6 J 0 3 CINCINNATI PHILADLLPHIA AB H ABB 0 Al Martin et 5 1 4 01 Werber 3b 3 0 Scharein ss 5 1 1 21111sgs 3b I 0 5 2 Scott rf 4 3 1 01 Frey 2b 5 3 Arnovich It 2 0 7 I Gamble It Brack lb 3 1 8 1 McCrrnek lb 4 1 Mueller 3b 3 1 0 3 Hrshbrsr e 3 1 4 0 Hushes 2b 4 0 3 0 Craft et Davis a 2 0 5 0 Berger ci I 0 0 0 Bnsiovni rt 2 1 Viouns Pearson p 2 0 0 1 Bordgry rt 0 0 Pittsburgh urday they had ontbid the Boston Red Sox and the Washington Senators to purchase Heavy-hittin- g Outfielder Floyd Yount from the Portsmouth Va club of the Piedmont league for delivery at the close of the Piedmont season September 6 The price paid for the right-han- d hitter and thrower whose work this season made him one of the most talked about play ers in class B baseball was not disclosed but it was reported to have been in five figures Yount whose home is In Newton N C played four games with the Philadelphia Athletics In 1937 then was optioned to Williamsport Pa in the Eastern league Later he was optioned to Oakland In the Pacific Coast league then to Williamsport and finally released outright by the A's to Portsmouth where In the latest averages he was hitting 380 rittomrge and Beck and Vander Meer y 5 in 7 Innings sleek 0 in 1 Losing pitcher—Mulcahy Seems! same: Hudson 46 49 46 44 43 0 2 1 S Korksieck ISS 1 1 2000 3 0 rrrrsBuRcit E 9 3 0 11 8 Totals 29 5 27 14 Totals 29 4 24 101 )(Batted for Mulcahy in eighth 000 000 0003---Philadelphia 012 000 00x- -3 Cincinnati Brack Errors—richarein Summary: ftt11111 batted In—McCormick Thompson Two-bas- e hits—Hughes McCormick LomDouble plays--Hu- ghes bardi Thompson Scharein and Brack Myers and McCormick Bases on balis—Mulcahy 3 Thompson 4 Struck out—Muicahy 4 Thompson Ker- Pirates Obtain iYountI tter WILKES-BARR- 0 1 1 1 1 L ' Lost iti 41 44 43 43 45 48 59 Plon etnehmatt Third Straight Defeat ? National League Philadelphia at BHOA 3 4 4 McCrmk lb 4 Lombardi o 4 Croft cf BOIICOVfl ti 2 3 Myers on Thompson p 3 Honors at Pirates Win Klinger CINCINNATI BHOA ' Leonard Drops American League under control until the fifth Then Joe Glenn and John Berardino slashed out singles With two out ' i f batter ' Wade gave up three passes in a force in two runs Rudy York clouted his eleventh rowSTto 101119 f: c 1 home BOtITON run of the season for Detroit A B110A AB H 0A In the third inning driving in Mc- Heffner as 3 0 0 2 Doerr 2b 5 1 2 4 Sullivan If 2 0 5 0 Finney cf 4 1 2 0 : A Coy while Dee Miles' i:i '' '' — i with triple 4 0 9 1 Iona lb ItcQn lb 3 0 7 1 W111110118 two out and the bases loaded in the Bong rtrt 22 02 21 00 Cronin sorf 55 22 33 01 Breaks into seTed Williams Grace the accounted three of seventh for 0 4 0 1 4 Vosniik U 3 2 3b lect hitting group 3 Macktnen's runs cf 4 1 1 0 Tabor 3h 3 1 Oen! Given ut Boston Suffers 1 1112 Games Over Field As 17865 See Encounters 91' Lowly Brown DecisionBosox4-- 3 Allen Foils Nuts as Tribe Wins - 7-- 6 1 Cincinnati Hikes Lead to '' : I: Boot Long Lead by 'Taking air rom Phi Hies' eds 111 I 4tol ! TEMPERATE j gwat 'C'''' WO |