00 3 rors 1, in In 2 In 3 1. 3. 14: 1. 0 0 00 0 0 0000 2. 000 0 0 0 0 0000 0 000 0 00 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 00 00 00 0 0 0 000 0 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 000 000 000 0 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 0 000 000 000 0 0 0 00 0 0000 0000 0000 0 00 0000 1 0 0 00 0 0 00 1 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 THE TIMES RECORDER: SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1948 PAGE Dodgers To Entertain Muncie Reds Here Tonight Zanesville Nine Wins 10-3 To Break 8 Game Streak Of Indiana Club MUNCIE, June 4 The Zanesville Dodgers scored 1 10-3 league victory over the Muncie Reds here last night, snapping an eight-game winning streak of the Muncie club.
Irvin Renollett, in scoring his fifth victory of the season, proved too tough for league leaders. He gave up a single run in the third and two in the sixth, only inning when he was trouble. He allowed only six hits. Meanwhile, the Dodgers knocked out the Muncie ace, Ken Lanning with an early assault. They three runs the first frame on three hits, two walks a passed ball.
In the second Dick Meyers walked, stole second scored on Don Hilbert's single. In the third the first four up got on base and Stanley Kauffman came in. He got the side but gave up two runs in the fourth, being driven in by Jerry Mack's, triple. Hal Ensley pitched last three innings and blanked the Dodgers. Hal Trienen's single, a walk to Wayne Carlson and a wild pitch gave Muncie a run in the third.
In the sixth, with one out Polinski walked and Bob Nieman hit his Yanks, Braves In Free-For-All RICHMOND, June 4 (P) Newark trounced Richmond, 11-2 tonight in the Ohio-Indiana baseball league, but the big news was the free-for-all that accompanied the ball playing. The fight involved Newark's bullpen performers, first baseman Paul Mullin, groundkeeper Claude Knight, Manager Bob Dill of Newark, most of the players on both teams and some the more active fans. The bloodshed was minor but Knight, Dill and Mullin won early trips to the showers. Newark 001 121--11 11 Richmond 000 001 010- 2 6 Murphy and Trapani; Tamaski, Southworth 3, and Beers, LIMA TOPS GIANTS SPRINGFIELD, June 4 (P) -Lima's Terriers turned loose in one big second inning tonight to sew up A 10-8 victory over Springfield's Giants in the Ohio Indiana league. Lima 370 000 000-10 13 0 Springfield 330 000 020 8 5 Grove, Bonhe (2), Pope (4).
Magato (7) and Holder: Hagy, Shindell (2) and Matthews. CUBS, ATHLETICS SPLIT PORTSMOUTH, 0., June 4 (P) -Marion and Portsmouth split an Ohio Indiana baseball league doubleheader tonight, with the Cubs taking the first, seven-inning contest, 7-4, and Portsmouth coming back with a 11-4 win in the nightcap. (First Game) Marion .......020 004 Portsmouth 013 Alivojvodie and Bekeza; Morris and T. Hockenbury, (Second Game) Marion 000 110 10 Portsmouth .000 334 10x- -11 11 Alivojvodic. Gegax 4.
Vorger Bekeza, Shuford Davis and T. Hockenbury, Phillies Club Out 7-2 Victory CHICAGO, June 4-4P-The Philadelphia Phillies pounded Johnny Schmitz and two ors for 13 hits, including home runs by Dick Sisler and Del Ennis, to trounce the Chicago Cubs, 7 to 2, today. Walt Dubiel went 'the route for the Phillies for his third He yielded eight hits, one Andy Pafko's eighth homer, Richie Ashburn extended his batting streak 10. 21 straight games with two singles. Philadelphia Chicago ah he Ashburn.cf 3 0 Schenz.2b 4122 1 1 Waitkus.16 4 0 12 Blanik.it Jeffcoat.cf Sisler.1b 9 0 Patko.3h Ennis.rf 0 Cav retta.rt Miller.5s 6 Walker 4 0 5 2 Lakeman.
2 0 Lowrey. If G.Ha er. 2b 0 3 7 Culler.ss Dubiel, 4 1 0 1 a-Scheffing 0 0 Schmitz.p Kush.p 0000 1b-Nicholson Dobernic, Totals, -Singled 37 13 for 27 12 Culler Totals in 7th. 33 8 27 16 b- -Walked for Kush In Philadephla 110 002 120- Chicago 100 100 000. Runs Ashburn.
Blatnik. Sister. Ennis 2. Miler, Dublel. Schenz.
Pafko. Errors- Cavaretta, Schenz. Runs batted in -Blatnik. Jeffcoat, Pafko. Ennis 2.
2. Miller, Caballero, Sisler. Two base hits- Blatnik Dubiel, Schenz. Three base hits- -Ennis. Home runsSisler.
Ennis. Sacrifices -Caballero. G. Hamner. Double plays- -G.
Hamner. Miller and Sisler (2). Left on basesPhiladelphia 6. Chicago 6. Bases on balls-Dublel 3.
Dobernic Strikeouts- Schmitz Dubiel Dobernie Hits- Off Schmitz 10 in 2-3 Innings: Kush 0 in 1-3: Dobernie 3 In 2. Wild pitch Schmitz. Kush. Passed hallsA. Walker (2).
Losing pitcher Schmitz. Umpires--Stewart. Boggess and Henline. Time Attendance United Stars To Hold Practice Saturday Manager Al Adornetto has announced that the first practice session for the United Stars will be held at St. Nicholas diamond Saturday, at 11 a.
m. The following players are requested to report at that time. Gene Parrish, Tony Acornetto, Bud St. Clair, Charles Carr, Nobb Dick Lear. Lefty Mason, Dick Wilkins, Dave, Slater, Bob Scott, Meloy, Bill Brooks, Norbert Burand Dick Elbs, The team will he sponsored this year by Harry Newsome, Green Top Cab company operator.
STANDINGS OHIO-INDIANA LEAGUE Pet. Muncie 25 .694 Springfield 23 .676 ZANESVILLE 18 .514 Marion 18 .514 Portsmouth 18 19 .486 Lima 16 21 .434 Newark 13 .351 Richmond 12 23 .343 AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. Cleveland 24 12 .667 Philadelphia .659 New York 22 .564 Detroit 21 .488 Washington 22 463 St. Louis 20 .459 Boston 429 Chicago 10 2 .270 NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 22 15 St. Louis 21 17 .553 Pittsburgh 21 18 538 Boston 18 .514 Philadelpsia 20 .512 Brooklyn 18 462 Cincinnati 19 452 Chicago 15 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Indianapolis 36 17 .679 Milwaukee .565 St.
Paul .563 Columbus .542 Minneapolis .510 Toledo 22 .423 Louisville .358 Kansas City 17 31 .354 GAMES TODAY Ohio-Indiana League- ZANESVILLE. Richmond at Newark. Springfield Lima. Portsmouth at Marion. American LeagueCleveland Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington. St. Louis at New York. Detroit at Boston. National LeagueNew York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Boston at Pittsburgh. American AssociationColumbus at Louisville.
Toledo at Indianapolis. St. Paul at Kansas City. Minneapolis at Milwaukee. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Ohio-Indiana LeagueZANESVILLE Muncie 3.
Newark 11. Richmond 2. Lima 10. Springfield 8. Marion 7-4.
Portsmouth 4-11. National LeagueNew York 5, Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 7. Chicago 2. Boston 10.
Pittsburgh Brooklyn 1, St. Louts 0. American LeagueBoston 10-7." St. Louis 4-2. Philadelphia 4.
Chicago 3. New York Detroit 4. Cleveland 5. Washington 0. American AssociationIndianapolis 6.
Columbus 5. Toledo 8, Louisville Only games scheduled. Brooklyn Edges Cardinals 1-0 ST. LOUIS, June 4 Brilliant clutch pitching by Ralph Branca gave the Brooklyn Dodgers a 1 to 0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals tonight.
Branca gave up nine hits, had seven strikeouts. Howie Pollet, after shaky start, matched Branca's fine performance until he, was removed for a pinch hitter in the seventh. Ted Wilks finished and held the Dodgers hitless. Pollet contributed to his own downfall when he yielded a single to Don Lund in the second inning and then threw the ball into right field trying to pick the runner off first. Lund raced to third and scored on Tommy Brown's long fly to Enos Slaughter.
Brookisn St. Louis ab ho ab Miksis.2b Dusak.ef 310 2 2 a-Kuro ski 1000 Rob son. 1b 4 1 9 0 Sch 3 1 2 Furillo.ct 4 2 6 0 Musial. If 4 0 3 Hodges.c 0 7 0 Slaug ter.rf 1 2 0 Lund.If 3 1 0 0 1an8.3h 411 2 Brown 3b 4001 Jones. 1h 40150 4 0 1.0 0 ss Branca.
3 2 0 2 Rice.c 303 Pollet.p 1d-Medwick 1 b- le La Moore.et Pointe' 0000 0 8 Wilks. 0 0 0 Totals 34 8 27 7 Totals 35 9 27 17 Fanned Dusak in 7th. Singled for Pollet In 7th. -Ran for Northey In 7th. d- Singled for Rice In 9th.
Brooklyn ....010 000 000- 1 St. Run- Louls Lund. 000 000 Run 00- 0 Error-Pollet. batted in -Brown. Two base hits- Miksis, Furtlio.
Pollet. Three base -Lang. Double plays Marion. Schoendienst and Jones: Brown. Miksis and Robinson.
Left on bases Brooklyn St. Louts 9. Bases on bails-Branca 1. Pollet 1. Strikeouts- Branca 7 Pollet 2.
Wilks 2. Hits- off Pollet in 7 nings: off Wilks 0 In 2. Losing pitcher Umpires- Ballantant. and Barr. Crooksville Tops Green Top Again Crooksville scored another victory over Green Top Cabs Friday evening, edging Manager Olin TayTor's club in a 4-3 Eastern Ohio league game.
Jack Heydenrich, on the mound for Green Top, and Marvin Moore, pitching for Crooksville, each gave up four hits. Five Green Top errors gave Crooksville the edge. Green Top will practice at 2 o'clock this afternoon on the St. Nicholas diamond and Manager Taylor wants all players to report promptly. Sunday afternoon the Cabs play a doubleheader with Cafe at Armco, starting at 1:30.
Green Top 000 5 Crooksville ...111 100 Heydenrich and Patterson: Moore and Brown. MADISON, June Pete Perini of Ohio State, hurled his seventh straight Big Nine vietory today as the Buckeyes beat Wisconsin, 7-3. Indians Defeat Senators 5-0 In 15 Inning Game WASHINGTON, June 4 (P) Cleveland poured five runs across the plate in the 15th inning to defeat Washington, 5-0, and retain its American league lead here tonight before 29,555. The Indians scored their runs off relief pitchers Tom Ferrick and Dick Welteroth after Mickey Haefner had hurled 12 scoreless innings against Bob Feller, who was replaced by Bob Muncrief after 11 innings. Feller and Muncrief collaborated in limiting Senators to four hits, none in the last seven innings.
Haefner scattered five hits before yielding to pinch-hitter Tom McBride in the 12th. Cleveland clustered five of its 10 hits into the 15th inning after Ferrick had placed himself in Athletics Cop 4-3 Victory From White Sox PHILADELPHIA, June 4-4P- Mike Guerra's double sent Ferris Fain across the plate with the winning counter in a three-run seventh inning uprising that gave the Philadelphia Athletics a 4-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox tonight. Rookie Lou Brissie, third pitcher for the received credit for his fifth victory. Lefty Bill Wight of the Chicagoans had the Athletic hitters tied in knots for six innings as his mates carved out a 3-1 lead for him before a Shibe park crowd of 15.172. But the A's suddenly came to life in the seventh and shelled Wight from the box.
Chicago Philadelphia ab ah ho Baker 3b 3 1 2 0 Joost.ss Philley.ef 3 0 0 0 If 4 1 Luplen. 1b 3 3 9 0 White.rt Seerev.If 1 2 0 Fain. 1b Wright.rf 0 Welgel.c Chapman.ct 3 0 1 3 2 0 4 5 Guerra.c Kollo Wight.p ay. 2b 2 4 0 1 0 3 3 2 Schelb.p Suder.2h 5 Judson.p 0 0 0 0 Savage. 100 a-Appling 1 0 0 0b-York 100 100 Totals 30 8 24 Totals 30 7 27 15 -Grounded out for Judson in 9th.
b- -Struck out for Savage in 6th. Chicago 000 000- Philadelphia .100 000 3 Runs -Baker. Lupien, Wight. Joost. MeCosky 2.
Fain. Errors Runs batted in Majeskl. White 2. Guerra. Seerey 3.
Two base hits-McCosky, White. Guerra, Stolen -Fain. Majeski. Double playsJoost. Suder and Fain: Suder.
Joost and Fain: Mateski and Suder: Kolloway and Lupien. Left on bases- Chicago -off 6. Schelb Philadelphia 10. Base on balls 3. Savage 1, Brissie Wight 8.
Strikeouts- -by Savage Brissie 3 2. Wight 3 1. Judson 1. 4 Hits- off Schelb in Innings: Savage In 3: Brissie 1 in 3: Wight 7 In Judson 0 In 11. Passed bails-Weigel.
Winning pitcher Brissie. Losing pitcher Wight, Umpires Stevens, Jones and Summers. Time Lindell's Homer Gives Yanks Win NEW YORK, June 4 (P) Johnny Lindell homered in the seventh inning to break a 4-4 tie and the New York Yankees added two more runs in the eighth and went on to defeat the Detroit Tigers, 7-4 tonight before 64,261 fans. Dick Wakefield belted a three-run pinch hit homer for the Tigers in the seventh. The Yanks picked up three runs in the first inning with Joe DiMaggio driving in two with single.
After the Tigers counted in the second, the Yanks came back with another in the third on Lindell's triple and Yogi Berra's ground out. Detroit New York ah ho Berry.85 Mayo.2b 4 3 0 0 2 2 2 3 Brown.2b Henrich.rf 5 Kell.3b 0 1 001 Lindell.If Wertz.If 3 0 0 0 DiMaggio, cf 4 Evers. cf 2 4 0 Berra.c Mullin. ef 2 2 0 Johnson.3h Vico.1b 4 1 11 3 McQuinn. 15 Swift.e 1 Rizzuto.5s 0 0 Hitter.p Wagner.c 0 0 0 0 d-Campbell 0 0 0 0 0 0 c-Souchock 3 2 Page 0000 Overmire.p 0 0 100 0 0 00 Totals 31 6 24 12 Totals 34 13 27 13 Homered for Swift In 7th.
-Ran for Wagner in 9th. -Flied out for Overmire in 8th. b- -Batted for In 8th. -Singled for Mapes in 8th. Detroit ...010 000 300- New York 301 000 12x- Runs 2.
Mullin, Wakefleld. Brown, Henrich. "Lindell 2. DiMaggio. Berra, Johnson.
Error Trout. Runs batted in -DiMaggio 2. Berra 2. Swift. Wakefield 3.
Lindell, Souchock 2. Two base hit- -Brown. Three base Lindell. Home runs Lindell. Sacrifice- McQuinn.
Double plays -Vico and Berry: Trout and Vico. Left on bases Detroit New York 7. Bases on balls- off Hiller 3. Trout 3. Page Strike outs- -by Hiller 3.
Trout Page 1. Hits- off Trout 12 In Innings: Overmire 1 in Hiller 5 in 8: In 1. Winning pitcher-Hiller. Losing pitcher- Trout. Umpires.
-MeKinley, Hurley, Grieve and Berry, Time- 1:56. Attendance 64.261 paid. GAME POSTPONED A scheduled Legion league between Duncan Falls and was postponed late last night, when Manager Jim Baldwin of the Zanesville club announced that no diamond was available the game which had been set for this afternoon. Midget Racing Program Set Sunday At Zanesville Track Another interesting program of midget auto races is planned for Sunday at the Zanesville Speed-, way; eight miles north of Zanesville on Route 77, Promoter Louis Morosco announced last night. For the Sunday afternoon program a large field of cars will be furnished by the Tri-State Racing, association.
Morosco said. Several newcomers are scheduled to complete. One of the new racers slated to make an appearance here Bosox Score First Double Win Of Year BOSTON, June 4-(P)-For the first time since late last season Boston's Red Sox today swept a doubleheader, trouncing the hustling St. Louis Browns, 10-4 and 7-8. Joe Dobson his sixth in the opener and Denny nightcap.
Galehouse his second in the (First Game) St. Louis Boston ab ho o. ab ho Dilli' 4 2 4 3 DiMaggio. cf 5 1 4 0 Stevens.1b 4 0 10 2 Goodman. 1b 2 Priddy, 2b 2 3 2 0 Spence.rf 5 0 3 0 4 0 1 If Lehner.ct 4 1 2 0 Step 5 3 2 4 Platt.
If 2 2 0 Doerr, 2b Moss.c 1 0 Hitche k.3b Dente.ss 4 0 0 2 Tehbetts.c 4 2 4 0 B.Step'ns, 1 0 0 Dobson. 2000 0 0 Totals 35 9 24 10 Totals 35 10 27 9 St. Louis 010 100 002- 4 Boston 004 000 06x-10 Runs- Zarilla, Platt 2. Moss. DiMaggio2, 2, Good a 2.
Williams. Runs Hitchco*ck 2. Tebbetts. Dobson 2. batted in-Dente, Platt, Moss (2).
Tebbetts. Goodman (2), V. Two Stephens (3), DiMaggio (2), Spence. base hits -Moss, Goodman 2, Tebbetts, Hitchco*ck. Home runs Platt.
Moss. Double play--Hitchco*ck to Goodman. Left on bases-St. Louis 4. Boston 8.
Base on balls -Off B. Stephens 1, off Shore 4, off Dreisewerd 1. Strikeouts -By B. Stephens 1, by Dobson 4. Hits -Off B.
Stephens 4 in off Dreisewerd 2 in 2-3. Hit by pitcher By Shore (Dobson). Wild -Shore 1. Losing pitcher--B. Stephens.
Umpires -Pararella, McGowan and Hubbard. Time- 1:55. (estimated). (Second Game) St. Louis Boston ab ho ah Dill' ger, 3b 4 1 0 01 DiMaggio.ef 4 2 4 0 Stevens, 1b 3 0 010 Goodman.
1b 5 2 10 1 Priddy, 2b 4 0 1 5 Williams. If Zarilla. rf 2 0 4 0 Lehner. 4 1 3 Doerr. 2b Platt, If 4 1 0 01 Mele.
Moss.c 4 2 3 1 Hitche 3b Dente.ss 3 2 1 4 Batts.c Zoldak. 0 0 0 0 Galehouse.p 4 0 2 a-Coleman 1 0 0 01 Widmar. 0 001 0 b-Layden 0 Biscan.p 101 0 Totals 31 7 24 14 Totals 36 12 27 13 a -Fouled out for Soldak in 2nd. b- Grounded out for Widmar in 4th. St.
Louis 020 000 000-- Boston 410 100 Runs -Zarilla, Platt. Dimaggio. Williams 2. Stephens, Doerr. Mele 2.
Errors-Platt. Dillinger. Biscan. Runs batted In-Platt. Dente.
Mele. Hitchco*ck 2. Batts. Stephens. Doerr.
Two base hits-Lehner, Doerr, Williams. Batts Stevens. Double -Dillinger to Priddy to Stevens: Hitchco*ck to Doerr to Goodman. Left on bases--St. Louis 5, Boston 12.
Bases on balls -Off Zoldak 2. off Biscan 5. off Galehouse 2. Strikeouts -By Zal1, by Biscan 2, by Galehouse Hits Widmar -off 3 In Zoldak 2 4 Innings: in 1 off inning: Biscan off 5 in 5 innings. Losing pitcherUmpires -McGowan.
Hubbard and Paparella. paid. 33 Horses In British Derby 0 1 LONDON, June 4 (P) King George and as many of his subjects as can cram themselves into the ancient Epsom Downs racing 1 plant will watch the 169th running of the British derby tomorrow. Thirty-three British, French and American colts -largest field since 1862-are expected to compete in mile and a half test. which Britons claim is the world's greatest horse race.
Bettors and race writers have spread their selections among My Babu, The Cobbler, My Love, Djeddah and Royal Drake, The post time is 9 a. m. (EST). SUNDAY, JUNE 6 SUNDAY, trouble by walking Muncrief and Eddie Robinson. Hal Peck attempted to sacrifice but forced Muncrief at third before Dale Mitchell singled shortstop Johnny Sullivan's glove to score Robinson.
Peck went out tryLou Boudreau's, single scored ing to steal. Joe Gordon tripled, Ken Keltner singled and Walt nich tripled off Welteroth to boost the score to its final proportions. Cleveland Washington ab it ab Ber dino. 1b 3 0 8 1 Yost.3b Kozar.2b 7 6112 5 2 0 Rob'son. 1h 2 1 10 1 6 0 3 0 Coan.If 4 00 Doby.rf 3 0 0 1 0 0 Stewart.rf 4 0 3 9 0 0 Clark.If 4 Vernon, 1b 5 1 Mitchell.If 2 1 0 Wooten.cf 5 1 8 Bo dreau.ss 6 2 1 3 2 0 2 1 Gordon, 2b 7 1 5 6 0 3 2 Keltner, 3b 7 2 2 2 0 4 0 Early 5 1 11 2 Judnich.ct 6 Hegan.c 6 0 9 0d-Wynn 1000 Feller.p 4 0 1 2 e-McBride 000 0 Muncrief.
0 0 0 2 0 0 0 la-Tucker 000 0000 0 b-Murray 1 0 0 0l -Peck 0 0 Totals 54 10 45 19 Totals 44 4 45 12 for Berardino in 8th. Struck out for Feller in 12th. c--Forced Muncrief for Kennedy In 15th. d-Flied out for Christman In 7th. -Walked for Haefner In 12th.
f-Ran for McBride in 12th. Cleveland .000 000 005- 5 Washington .000 000 000 000- 0 Runs Robinson. Boudreau, Gordon, Keltner, Peck. -Kozar. Runs batted In -Mitchell.
Boudreau, Gordon. ner. Three Judnich. base hits -Gordon. Judnich.
Keltner. Two base hit-KeltStolen base-Coan. Sacrifices- -Stewart. Early, Coan. Double plays-Haefner.
Sullivan and Vernon: Boudreau, Gordon and Robinson: and Robinson. Left on bases--Cleveland 12. Washington 13. Bases balls-Feller 6, Haeffner 5, Muncrief 5. Ferrick 3.
Strikeouts--Hefner 5. Feller 5. Ferrick 3. Muneriet 2. Hits--off Feller 4 in 11: Muncrief 0 in 4: Haefner 5 in 12: Ferrick 2 in 21: Welteroth 3 in Winning Muncrief.
Losing pitcher- Ferrick. Umpires-Bover. Passarella and Rommell. Armco Downs Legion 7 To 3 Armco scored a 7-3 win over Legion in an Eastern Ohio league game Friday at Armco. Jack Buxton received credit for the victory although John Young finished.
Larry Wilson lost for Legion. Fred Weidig hit a home run for the winners. Bob Wilkins had three for four for Legion. Armco will play Timken at Philo Sunday at 2:30. Armco players are to meet at Armco field at 12:45.
Legion Armco ah Thomas. It 0 1 Lewis.If 4 1 3 0 Kinney, 3b 3 0 1 D. Wil'n. 03 1 2 0 Checkush.rl Near. 1b 4 0 2 1.
Wells. 2b Carr.2b 301 0 Johnson.cf 0 0 3 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 Weldig.1b /Brooks.c 1 1 0 3 1 2 2 0 0 0 McElfresh.e 3 0 01 1 1 Wilson, 0 0 Buxton. 1000 Clifton.p 10 0 Young. 0100 0000 Totals 29 3 9 2 Totals 28 7 9 a- Batted for McConnell In 7th. Legion ...100 100 Armco 010 032 Runs hatted in Wells 2.
Weldig 2. Wilkins. Near 2. Home runWeidle. Sacrifices- Kinney, -Carr.
Carr. Wilson, MeGinnis. Stolen bases Wilkins. Left on bases--Legion 8. Armco 8.
Bases on balls off Wilson 4. Clifton 1. Young 2. Struck out -by L. Wilson 2.
Buxton Young 1. Hits--off La Wilson 8 in 5 innings: Clifton In Bunton 7 in 5: Young 2 In Passed balls -McElfresh. Brooks. Winning pitcher-Buxton. Losing pitcher- I.
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Tabernacte WJR-Concert. Pinchhitters Beat Reds; Sauer Blasts Two Homers seventh homer of the year over the right field fence, 340 feet from home plate. Don Sutton was safe catcher's interference and McConnell bounced a hit off Renollet's shins. Bill Moore, pinch hitting for Kauffman, lifted a short fly back of first which Mack caught in sensational fashion to the rally. From then on the Reds herd caused Renollet no trouble.
Lanning had a six and one record before the Dodgers tagged him with his second loss. Hilbert the Dodger hitting with three, singles in four times up. Walt Lindsay had two singles and a double in five times up. Nieman and Trienen had two hits each for the Reds. The victory boosted the Dodgers into a tie with Marion for third place in the league standings.
Marion split a doubleheader with Portsmouth. The Dodgers return to ville tonight to play four with and two with "Richmond. The Reds will be met tonight at Sunday at 2:30 and 7:45 and night at 7:45. Richmond will be in Zanesville for games Tuesday and Wednesday night before the Dodgers go on the road again. Meyers, Zanesville 3b AB Mack, Hilbert, ct Pulcini, 1b Parker, 00 Lindsay, 2b 5 Myers.
Thomas, Renollet. Totals 12 10 Muncie AR Carison. s5 Ford. 3b Polinskl. Bush, 1h Nieman.
McConnell. ef Lanning. Kauffman, Moore Ensley, 00 0 Totals .33 6 27 5 2-Filed out for Kauffman in 6th. Zanes ville ...313 210 000- Muncle :..001 002 000 Runs batted -Parker 3. Lindsay 2.
Hilbert Nieman 2. Myers. Mack. Renollet. Two base hits- Lindsay.
Three base hit--Mack. Home run -Nieman. Stolen bases -Meyers. Myers. Lefton bases- Zanesville 9.
Muncle 10, Bases on hails -Lanning Renollet 5. Ensley 3, Kauffman 4. Struck out- -Ensley 7. Kauffman 5. Renollet 5.
Lanning 4. Hits -off Tanning 7 in Innings: Kauffman 4 Ensley 1 In 3. Wild pitches- Ensley. Renollet, Passed ball- -McConnell. LosIng pitcher Lanning.
Umpires Kolach. McClintick. Heinlein. Braves Beat Pirates 10-7 PITTSBURGH, June 4 (P) The Boston Braves scored seven runs in the seventh inning to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-7 tonight home before with 37,355. two Jim aboard run the big blow of the inning.
Clyde! Kluttz and Ralph Kiner homered for Pittsburgh, Kiner's clout being his 13th. The contest required three hours and 12 minutes. The Pirates used five pitchers and Boston four, Boston Pittsburgh ah he ah 5 Stanky, 2h 6 Rojek.6s 521 Tor'son. 1b 3 1 11 0 Hopp.ef 0 Holmes.of 5 2 1 0 Gustine 3b 3 2 2 Elliott.3b 4 0 0 2 Kiner. If Heath.It 0 Walker.rf 0 rf 1 0 Salkeld.c 1 Stevens.
1b Sistl.ss ch. 2b Bickford.p 0 0 0 Kluttz.c 2 Shoun.p 1 Voiselle, 1 1 0 0 Chesnes.p Hogue.p 1 0 0 Fitzgerald.c 020 Gregs. 0 2 0 0 0 00 1 h-Basgall Sewell. 0 0 0 0 Totals 35 12 27 Totals 37 13 27 12 -Struck out for Kluttz In 7th. b- out for Bonham In 8th.
Boston ..201 000 700-10 Pittsburgh 122 000 110-- Holmes Torgeson Heath. Russell. Salkeld. Sisti, Rolek Hopp. Kiner 2.
Westlake. Kluttz. Er-Walker. Sistl. Kiner.
Runs batted In--Heath. Kluttz. Gustine, Murtaugh Torgeson. Russell Hogue, Kiner, Hopp. Two tase 2.
Russell hitsHolmes. Torgeson, Hogue. Stevens. Three base -Hopp, Home runsKluttz. Russell, Kiner.
Sacrifice-Stevens. Hogue. Double plays-Torgeson (unassisted): Sisti. Stanky and Toron bases- 9. burgh 10.
Base on balls- -Chesnes 3, Bickford Shoun 2. Hogue 2, Great 2. Main 4. Bonham Voiselle Strikeouts- -Chesnes. Hogue Main 1.
2. Volselle Bonham 1 Sewell 1. Hits--off Bickford 4 innings: Hogue 5. in Gregg Bonham 0 In Sewell 1 1: Shoun in Chesnes in 34 Main In Voiselle in Wild pitch- Chesnes. Balk- Chesnos, Winning pitcher- Losing pitcher- Umnires-Jorda.
Robb and Pinelll. Time- 3.12. Rolling Plains Wins In Church League Rolling Plains racked up a 9-0 win last night over Putnam Presbyterian, in a church league conended by forfeit. The game was staged on the Moxahala diamond. Rolling Plains softballers have scheduled a non-league tilt with White Cottage on the latter's field for 1:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
ST. JOHN'S WINS St. John's Lutheran defeated Woodlawn Church of Christ 10-8 in a church league softball game Friday evening on Wilson diamond. Carl Weitzel and Bob Zeller hit homers for the winners and Ernie Hannahs Woodlawn. Jackson and C.
Baker winning battery: Miracle and G. Baker, the losing battery. ROLL UP BIG. SCORE First Congregational scored a 25- 7 win over First Baptist in a church softball league game played Friday evening on Grover Cleveland diamond. Mox and Fusner formed winning battery.
CINCINNATI, June 4 (P) Buddy Kerr's two-run pinch hit single in the eighth inning enabled the league-leading New York Giants to edge the Cincinnati Reds, 5-4, today. Kerr, who suffered a bruise on his right forearm on a pickoff play in last night's game, came, up with the score tied at bases loaded and two out. He banged the ball to left to break up the game and send starting pitcher Kent Peterson to the showers. Hank Sauer was the big gun for the Reds. Sauer clouted two one in the first inning and the second in the eight.
The homers were his 15th and 16th of the season, top production in either league. Andy Hansen started for the Giants and gave up three runs be- CORL Match Set Here On Sunday Zanesville will be host to the Central Ohio Rifle league's second outdoor match of the year Sunday. Vernon Wood won the weekly Zanesville club match with 400- 27x. Clifford Small took the iron sights event with 398-21x and had 796-29x, record aggregate score for the club. ANY SIGHTS 50 Yd.
100 Yd. Total V. 200-13 200-14 400-27x 1. J. Wood 200-13 198-13 398-29x C.
Small 200-16 198-12 398-28x 4. Beck 199-14 199-13 398-27x 5. Sowers 199-12 199-13 398-25x 6. McFarland 199-14 198-14 397-28x 7. Stebbins 198-16 199-11 397-27x 8.
Hagedorn 198-14 198-14 396-28x 9. 197-15 198-8 395-23x 10. Gallgher 196-13 194-6 390-19x 11. Kerby 192-6 198-6 390-12x 12. K.
Small 197-4 193-5 IRON SIGHTS 1. C. Small 199-12 199-9 398-21x 396-22x J. Wood 198-12 198-10 3. Stebbins 198-10 197-10 197-6 199-10 395-16x 396-20x V.
Wood Beck 195-7 198-10 393-17x 6. Noll 193-4 190-1 383-5x Kerby 190-3 190-4 380-7x 8. K. Small 191-2 184-4 375-6x fore bowing out in favor of Dave Koslo in the third inning. Peterson held the Giants scoreless until the fifth inning when Sid Gordon and Mickey Livingston doubled to produce 1 the first Giant run.
The Giants tied the count in the sixth of Whitey Lockman's single, Gordon's second double and pinch-hit triple by rookie Les Layton. New York Cincinnati ah ho a ahh a Conway.8S 5 1 2 4 5 1 5 0 Rigney, 2b 0 3 4 Corbitt, 4 1 3 Lockman.If 4 1 4 0 Hatton, 3b 4 0 1 Mize. 1b 3 0 10 1 Sauer, If 323 Thomson.cf 4 4 2 0 3 0 Galan.rt 1b 2 0 2 0 0 0d-Adams Klusz'ski, 1 0 a-Layton 1 1 0 0 Schultz, 1b 1 0 2 Rhawn.3b 1 0 0 2 2 2 0 Lamanno.c 3 0 Hanson. 0 0 0 0 Peterson, 3010 Westrum.c 0 b-Hartung 0 Gumbert.p 0 1 Koslo.p 200 01-Young c-Kerr 1 10 01 Jones.p 000 00 000 000 0000 0 Totals 35 8 27 35 7 27 4 a--Tripled for Lohrke in 6th. Struck out for Hanson in 3rd.
-Singled for Koslo in 8th. -Popped out for Kluszewski in 6th. -Popped out for Lamanno in 9th. -Lineed out for Gumbert in 9th. New York 000 012 020- Cincinnati 210 000 010- Runs Lochman.
Mize, Gordon 2. Rhawn, Baumholtz 2. Saver 2. Errors -Rigney 2, Conway, Stallcup. batted in -Layton 2.
Kerr 2. Livingston. Sauer Corbitt, Hatton. Two base hits -Livingston 2, Gordon 2. Corbitt.
Three -Layton. Home runs Sauer 2. Sacrifices Galan. Double plays-Mize, Conway and Mize: Gumbert, Corbitt and Schultz. Cincinnati Left on bases -New York 8.
6. Bases on balls -Koslo 1. Peterson 4, Gumbert 1. -Koslo 2, Peterson 5. Hits- Off Hanson 5 in 2 innings: off Koslo none in off Jones 2 in 2: off Peterson 8 in 7 2-3: off Gumbert none in 1 1-3.
Wild pitchHanson. Winning pitcher -Koslo. ing -Peterson. Umpires -ConIan. Reardon and Goetz.
GE WINS 8-4 General Electric defeated Stanley Home Products 8-4 in an dustrial softball league game Friday evening on Jaycee No. 2 mond. H. Hickman and Carpenter formed the winning battery while Fouch and Bollinger worked for Stanley. Kolometz and Lindamood hit home runs for GE and Stoneking for Stanley.
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is Carl Everhart of Newcomerstown. Also competing will be local driv.ers. Among them is Carl Romine of Dresden and Earl Dickson of Philo. Morosco said several barrels of oil have been put on the track this week and promised there would less dust than at prevlous races. The race program is scheduled to get underway at 2:30 p.
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