Show 0 tXm erica n League W THE OSDEN STANDARD-EXAMINEMONDAY EVENING MAY 15 1944 R National League W Today's Guest Star Will Connolly San Francisco Chronicle : "What this part of the country needs is a good five-ce- Brewing o nt Intthe Eastf Noire Dame Boasts New Find For Grid Campaign ten-ce- By Hugh Fullcrton Jr NEW YORK May 15 (AP— Looks like there V a slight football war brewing — and we don't mean the difference of opinion between Lou Little and Bill Bingham about the college rules It seems the new American league on' the Pacific coast has been dickering with a few players who are under contract to National league clubs That of course would "outlaw" the athletes for five years but it may be that some of them are shopping around to see if the risk Eli Whitney Is worth taking the champion heart player and victory gardener of the American Bowling Congress reports he has raised 500 tomato cabbage pepper etc plants right in his office A OGDEN knockout tp restore interest in the A pugilist weighmiddle weights ing 160 pounds is a full grown man and should be able to hurt some body" Monday Matinee The SDortine News has begun score a campaign against cards unless they are better said more informative than the old Notre Dame's new nickel ones est "T" formation discovery is Joe freshman Gasoarella from Vandergrift Pa who was a center until Ed McKeever saw him pitching the ball during spring mm a quarterpractice and maae who hasn't Diamond Lou backhad- a fighter to manage since Untile Sam foreclosed on lient Lesne-vic- h heavyweight champion Gus has bought lightweight Bobby Gunther from Chris Dundee North Carolina which had 31 pro fessional baseball ciuds oeiore 4 tne -Iwar doesn t nave even une vua year NOW SHOWING JOHN JEAN WAYNE ARTHUR in "A LADY TAKES A CHANCE" — riu— NJ "THE MEMPHIS BELLE" V nt a A Rookie St Pittsburgh 9 11 13 Brooklyn Boston 10 13 New York 3 16 Chicago Sunday's Results Boston 6 ClnctnnaU S 2 Ttfw Vnrlr Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn St Louis 1 Philadelphia 4-- 0-- 4-- First game: 6-- i OF THE 2iJohnson : -r- 11 1012 l Totals 3311 27 6 Totals 38 12 27 11 x— Batted for Uerrlnger in eighth Score by Innings: 000 000—2 Chicago RUnS OlmO HOlm InmmiMr! walker z ecnuux UWIDi Nnvibnfr Tunvhiu hits — warncr S nil— Kibinmill Mrtvlkftff DaBSS— ora rmn navarretta Stolen Bacriiices — nan vmwuiui-le- r garay Hart Merullo Double play— PasseauMrullo and Cavarretta Losing pitcher— Passeau vJ? lX VSj V (Nu rims' Jw IRoceo lb I DuJenblnerf Hocaett ir Keltner 3b 5 6 8 6 Seerey cl 5 Rosar e ' 5 Peters 2b 4 Smith p Reynolds p 1 WITH V kJS y made wtrcsvicir two U 6 f AT Off y nnemnatl AB H AB HO A a z Holmes cf 4 0 0 opay cr Macon lb 3 O 13 Oiwmiams 4 Nleman If 3 0 3 0 Crlscola rf Second EVEN 3105 3011 u V V TURNED OVER ARB 113 10 34 14 27 13 Total x— Batted for Javery In ninth Score by Innings: ooo oou uuu—u Boston 102 000 lOx— 4 Cincinnati -— Runs batted Gladu Error Summary: e 2 Miller Mccormick In— Tipton Stolen base — hits —Clay Tipton Double plays Williams Sacrifices-Walte- rs — Ryan Phillips and Macon 2 R- - H E Second game: 8 1 Cincinnati 6 t2 JBoston LaCruz Rata and Mueller Just Hutchinson and MasL 2S 1 24 16 Tntftla ' Sv ' v ' -- 5 IS JTrom Jbeaven is— sss— NE:Tbol J W Mrs Draw US Ire l l New York 2 11 2 Metheny 1 O l2 OiLery If rt 5 1 3 O S 2 1 1 s a liiitten lb 3 2 Savage 3b 0 6 OUndcl cf l10 u 6 0 5 3 8 0 2 6 0:Mllose 5 2 6 5 1 3 3 vlch ss 3!Kemsley e 0 0 0 Bonham p" 2 0 0 1 5160 'li i't-o- i gams: r 43 y —nupui liny i and Kuhel a puir ui uvviaAc tuudiia — P H K 480 ABHOA Washington Grove 110 GLLte 11 11 10 12 13 16 12 Blackburn 1444 " - COLOMDAL ' X 10 phens 10 10 10 10 0 0 p Two-bas- l 115 Twenty-fourt- h 0 0 0 OIBerry 10 11 38 T 31 8) Totals 3S 11 33 18 Totals s— Batted for Mancuso in eighth zs — Batted for Muncrlef In eighth x — Batted for Rullo in seventh xx — Batted for Hamlin - in ninth Score by Innings: St Louis 000 000 003 00 — 3 000 000 300 01—4 Philadelphia Errors — KtM Mancuso Runs Summary: 1 Moore 1 batted in—Garrisone 3 Flick — Estalen hits Kreevich 2 Three-bas- e hit — Kreevich McQuInn Hall Stolen bases — Estalella Hayes Garrison Double plays-SteKelL Sacrifice — Busch Gutteridfte and McQuinn Rullo Hall and Siebert Busch and Biebert Stephens (unassisted) Winning pitcher — Berry Losing pltcner — Caster R H E Second game 0 2 1 fit Louis 2 6 1 Philadelphia Shirley and Mancuso Harris and Heyes 1 6 11 Chicago Boston and 3alehousep Caster p SuUlvaa Hyatt i 1 Second game':' ' was acclaimed state utm t bridge champion following a tour Mum nament held Friday Saturday and ' By George Gallup y Sunday at the Hotel Utah in Salt n Director American institute of Sixteen mixed players Lake City Public Opinion all members of the Utah section PRINCETON N J—"Most of of the American Bridge league parand Partes the people with whom I talked be- ticipated The winner will play Lucler (First garnet the Pacific coast champion in Los t excited and volDfrat lime! 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In ninth Errors was solo Summary: here and for many years e hit think of the travels of Mrs Elea — Torres Kuhel 2 a— Two out when winning run scored ortix la Saints tab — Webb Stolen base— Webb Sacrifice — s— Batted for Camelli In ninth nor Roosevelt which seem to have ist with the Latter-Da-y Score by Innings: ernacle choir on an eastern trip Webb Myatt Double plays— Sullivan attracted more attention and Two-bas- L 4 Haynes and Tresh Turner Wynn 3 2 e o Candini Lefebvre and Guerra 4 111 0 3 O 3 O First game: 4 0 I Pox rf St Louis Philadelphia Hlggins 3b 4 3 4 0 0 3 0 Doerr 2b 3 ABHOA ABHOA Metro It 4- -0 4 36 Tabor 4 2 3Whtte 4 1 0 0 5 rf rt aostetler 3utrldge2b 0 Newsome ss 4 1 2 5 Byrnes If 4 0 6 03arrUon If 6 5 4 0 4 2 1 4 0 0 2 Wood o 3 u 5 2 7 O sstaieiia cf a Trout p z o o o UcQuinnlb 3 0 2 1 Ryba p Stephens ss 4 0 2 3 Hayes e 5 2 4 OlSiebert Moore rf lb 3 12 151 33 8 27 14 rhristmn3b 4 0 0 0 HalU 3 3 5 35 9 27 6 Totals Totals 4 Kreevich cf 4 1' 3 OIKell 3b Score by Innings: — 6 200 040 000 2b 2 0 0 3 Mancuso c 2 0 5 OiRullo 000 001 000—1 Hay worth e 1 0 2 OBusch 2b 2 2 Boston 3 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 (Hamlin p p Summary: Errors— Tabor Cronln Wag- Potter" 0 0 0 0 0 OtFllck ner Runs Daiiea ia— nnsuu ' Muncrlef 0 0 0 OlsxBurgo Two-bas- e nus XUggina tEpps Fo 0 0 0 OjXewsom p 0 0 0 0 Three-bas- e hit— Wagner Home- uZarllia Sacrinr Matfi Stolen base—wMetro wa a vrumu fice— Metro Doume piay— Losing pitcher — Wood SMnmi tame: 0 AO Detroit 0 3 3 Boston Terry Woods Corsica and Richards Ogden Woman Wins Bridge Tourney FR's Trips Mrs ' 4-- 2 Cramer -- tt — s" SjS 4-- 8 ef 5 0 6 o ulbersoncf Hoover as 3 1 0 1 Wagner c 4 2 1 1 Cronln ss fcfavo 2b 4 1 6 0 Johnson If York lb W7& I 4-- 4 1 THOSE THAT HAVE BEEN FLOATING LOHSt IN ONE POSITION ARE WHILE THOSE THAT HAVE RECENTLY" 10 3S1 0 First game: Detroit ABHOA O A 3 3 15 1 3 1 4 3 2 3 4 4 1 3 1 1 2 14 Cleveland a XI ? New York Myatt Poat Naymick Embree Calvert and Kuhel Rosar Buace Donald and Garbark I 3 0 0 1 McCor- 3 0 2 0 mick lb Tipton it 3 0 5 7 Miller ss Aleno 3b 2 0 0 2IMueller C 1 0 0 01 Walters p 524 455 435 391 Et-te- n Uy rmm First game: 583 S71 x i w u eQarbark Roser p 10 0 1 Totals 4S 10x38 17 Totals 47 13 39 13 x— Two out when winning run scored t — Catted for Bonham in elfhth Score by Innings 100 010 010 000 o— 3 Cleveland New York 100 000 00'i ooo i — i Errors — Ilemsley Mllose- Summary Ich Seerty Runs batted in— cuuenome— two-b- s mi Rocco fleerey Linden z Three-bas- s hit — Keltner Home runs Levy — Cullenblne Rocco Stolen base— Hocaeti Sacrifice— Roser Double piays — tsouareau Peters snd Rocco 2! Miioeevicn Burawrm Milosevich and and Kttenj SUrnwelss — Roser Losing Winning pltcber pitcher— Reynolds B u e urru XX 6S4 9 401 i BV Ca £ Brooklyn ? Sox pitcher! Chicago aaeuon Batteries' Chloman Lopatynski Webber and Bragan and Owen vanaen-ber- g was one of 12 Erickeon Hanysewskl and Krletntr Workmanrf Hofferth o Ryan 2b Phillips ss Sladu 3b Javery p (Etchlson 1-- 3-- t" a 13 0-- im MAV uAK TIME IT'S EARLY AT SEVEN O'CLOCK BUT fT WILL 52 EVEN EARLIER LATER BEULAH WALTC7N THrSS-DaS- 8 3-- 0 wwe LINES ALSO ( rvf) 1 corttTitM inRnrrtffrr 10 10 12 13 9 6-- T THEVALSO USE BALLS OF ti SPIDER SILK ( £21 C "° Fri-nrs- -- A -- 2- Sr -s t 11 10 FUNNY BUSINESS Pet 6 AB BOA ABROAI Boudretuss 6 13 6!tlrnweis2b 6 1 S 5 ' I? 1X ZI'SV is IL s£f £ rea 10 Sunday's Besnlts Chicago 6 Washington 9 Detroit Boston New York Cleveland 4 St Louis Philadelphia ABHOA A 12 14 Ed Lopat White Full name Edmond A New York boy he out of players who made good 1000 who practiced in a Dodger Was baseball school in 1936 base as a first to Elmira spnt man but two years later decided proved it he was a pitcher last season by leading Southern Association with a 305 earned run average and winning 19 games for Little Rock JW' game: Cleveland 2b S 2 2 4 5 1 10 0 0 NOV1KOII IX S 2 3 O 0 iJieholsonrf 4 0 2 0 4 2 2 0 0 Paf ko et 3 2 0 York 3b 0 0 1 Hughes 3b 3 SS 3 IVferullO 4 2 ft 2 4 2 3 2 Holm e Pnaaeau D 2 0 0 1 O 0 3 0 O 1 (Derringer p 1 O o v u Foxx Ertckson p 0 0 0 0 ler p 'zF-:-l ii Cblcaso ' AB H O Bordgarjr3b 4 2 0x Walker rt a 3 4 Olmo cf 4 Satan If SchUlU lb 4 1 5 3 0 1 Hart ss 4 1 10 Owen c man 2b OstsrmueL VU I 13 14 12 Washington Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Detroit Boston Flrt Brooklyn Anken- - jti1l'i m IJr 2-- 8 3-- 0 - - - l-- 7 New York St Louis This Curious World— By Wm Ferguson 0 0-- C2sij-irt-4 a Day 739 600 571 526 476 458 435 158 6 8 9 17 12 12 10 10 11 Louts Philadelphia Cincinnati Pet X MAW FHANCH OT and:: A - L -- I inji'JzQ rV D'ri"' 7 more comment than the travels of Marco Polo For those interested in statistics alone it can be noted that 36 per cent of those interviewed give comments indicating complete or qualified approval of the trips Forty-fiv- e per cent Indicate dis Thirteen per cent say approval the first feel not that do they con are of their any trips lady's com orrer no cent cern Six per ment Men are more Inclined to dls orove of the trips than women Fifty per cent of the men give comments indicating disapproval S3 per cent approval The women are about evenly divided in their attitudes 40 per cent indicating approval 39 per cent disapproval Seventeen per cent of the men 21 per cent of the women either give no comment or say the trips are none of their concern Two-bas- e - v Second game: New York TAHDAfiD OF CALIFORNIA PRESENTS js First game: Philadelphia ABHOA f Northey rf lb e ABHO A s i o 2 rt 3 2 2 0 cf 4 0 4 0 1! 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