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La gaceta., 1942-05-27

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Aqui deja buenos amigos, con
quistados por medic de su anna
bilidad, sencillez y talento.
La gaceta., 1942-05-27

Angel L. CueSta tiene ell de-
her, como miembro de la junta
de racionamianto y antique e.
nemigo del Nuevo Trato, de men
cionar los nOmbres de las "gaso-
lineras" de Ybor City que violan
ell decreto de racionamitnto.
Levant6 81 su voz acusando al
barrie de los trabajsdores cuyos
jorna,es ha rebajado, y nosotros
pedimos que pruebe sus cargos.
A Ia leyenda n:gra de Ybor
City, creada por los banliidos de
Ia politica, lie agreg6 el con fra
ses que estimamos no Sc ajustan
a Ia verdad, 10 de violar las dis
posiciones sObre ell racionamien-
to de la gasolina.
Vengan las pruebas...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
BY VI =. DRUKENBRoD

Wallace Joseph Frederick Gam
Der, who for years has clowned
his way through golf IN Detroit.
and who has enjoyed himself i'm
mensely doing it. shortly Will be-
gin training for a new and serious
job His draft board has notified
him that he's 10 60 10 Fort Gus
ter August >, 10 begin training
for the military police
A fellow who can handle him
self is required for a lob like that
and the husky Gambler should
qualify He's had experience IN the
prize fight ring and was doing
real we'll unul-wcll, more of that
later.
Gam the Second - Gam the
First. Of course. was the late
Clarence Gambler. brother of Wal
laCe--sO years ago was chauf-
feur for a wealthy Crosse Pointer
He had ambitions 10 be Prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
trailing, 80, As Scored 10 Runs in Seventh

From the problems by The radical zee but
lively Mr. Mack will be 50 this coming December dropped
into mood recalling personal thrills and expert
onccs over "a span of IS years in baseball
What gave YOU Your biggest thri:" the revered old
gentleman asked
oh my gracious. had lots of them, Mr. Mack replied
think guess ii the 1929 World series with
the Cubs Remember the where tine Athletics
from behind with a 1Orun rally and won"
the fourth game and seventh inning Of that
bic series.
We losing TO q, when came to bat in the
seventh" Mr. Mack recalled and had made UP my mind
that who back to the bench would
the field again. going 10 send in all the youngsters
like McNa Higgins and the day they could tell
their grandchildren that they played in series But
got around to il. My boys changed my mind for
II didn't give ii a single thought when VI Simmons hit a
homer And when FOXN Miller, Dykes and Boey singled in
the only thought had about the game
and whether could stop the Cubs
II sent George Burns To bat for Ed Rommcl and he
popped out Then Bishop singled and Haas hit fly To
which Hack Wilson lost in the and il
still had of the kid pitchers warming up the bull pit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
NJ Ndiir 10 FACE
Tigers Tonight
BY LEO MACDONELL

Eric McNair. late Of the Tigers,
VIII be playing ShortStop for the
Athletics when they take the field
against Detroit in a twilight game
at Briggs Stadium this evening.
The game VIII start al s O'Clock
McNair sold 10 Connie Mack
when he refused to 20 to Wash
ington, made his return appear
ance in a Philadelphia uniform in
the clubs recent series in Chicago.
He looked very good" Connie
Mack reported
McNair gained fame as a big
Lacquer playing with the Athletics
from 1929 through 1885.
Hal White and Russ Christopher
are expected 10 be the rival pitch
crS tonight With a revamped
lineup that Del Baker hopes viii
bolster the clubs hitting. Murray
Franklin viii be Al short Don
Ross At third and Rip RadcHf
in left in tho Tigers lineup Bar.
ney McCoSky viii move over INTO
DOC Cramcr'S spot i'm center Ross
.Wll bat fourth and York sixth.
The Tigers will BE seeking their
first victory in four twilight con-
tests. They scored only one
marker i'm their first three sunset
games.
Baker e>S-crcw- has lost
IA out of lis last Il games and
with the SpIurCe Of the Browns.
arc IN grave danger OF finishing
the season in the second division.
They aren't very far ahead Of the
sixth-placc White SoX. the hit
less wonders The Tigers have
stolen from the SoX the low hit
ting honors, but arc anything but
wonders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Fell Team Had Chance After Score Was Tied

when CoChrane hit safely and Simmons the
time singled still told the kids they going into the
game Maybe bit superStitinuS
the rally and then again still couldn't believe would
tie the score but FOXX singled and did have eighth
run home.
after Miller hit by pitch the bases loaded
and Jimmy Dykes That the first time in the inning
felt had chance to First had supreme
in Dykes and certain il he hit long would enough.
Why? Because Lefty Grove getting ready and going
i'm TO pitch
Our bench lunatic asylum when Dykes hit the wall
for double and the two deciding homc-O
inning We shaking hands with each other slapping
backs and not knowing IT, Then i'm the midst the uproar
lump To throat suddenly remembered the kids.
couldn't send them in and had 10 tell them
not going to play hut they happy like the
they didn't know the difference
The Athletics the fifth game the series four
TO but the final game somewhat ncmax
to Mr. Mack after the thrill of the 0un inning the day before
But when reached the clubhouse after the game
and we had won tears were streaming down my cheeks and
shaking all over" Mr. Mack added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

OF the All-LeaCuC selections last
year. placing on tho mythical team
with WhiZzcr White.
Schibanon was with the club at
the end of last season after being
recalled from Jersey City in the
American Association. 4 husky
225-pounder. tho Franklin and
Marshall star. should be one of the
first string tackles this year.
Sartori is the FIRST member of
tho Fordham alumni 10 come 10
the Lions since Alex WoiCicchow-
icz signed with Tho club five years
ago. He Is rated as one Of the
hest guards developed undo
Jimmy Crowley. TreSSa comes 10
tho Lions from Davis EllSinS. He's
go pounds and is SIN feet one inch
tall lie plays end in addition 10
guard.
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Racing May Hit
100000 Goal

NEW YORK. July % INS)-
Turf committee OF America, con-
SiStnC Of William Woodward, John
G. Clark. Ma Louis Beard Harry
Parr III and Norbert Bayard
SwOpC Chairman reported today
that racing contribution 10 the
war effort now amounts 10 Sl162 e.
$3.50 Tho committee predicted
that IT'S S. 000p00 goal would be
reached.
Present total was reached with
receipt Of IT'S report from the
Charlcstown Jockey Club which
turned over the profits from IT'S rs
day meeting amounting 10 S9i =
sos l. and the sum Of Suffolk
Downs from MS Army Navy Day
program of S4l 5000 ChaS. r.
Adams pres dent OF Suffolk said
an additional donation would be
made 10 tho fund after the books
for the summer meeting there arc
closed
OF tho total contributed. Sl.065. =
655 rs came directly from the
racing associations and cortribu-
.tionS from individuals totalcd
S97 2S0.32
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
81 LIONS i'm Fold
Guard Aueie Lilo Among Latest TO Sign Contracts
Training Will Start August

Thirty players arc now under
contract for the 1912 season, the
Detroit Lions management an
nounccd today. Seven veterans
and % rockies make up the squad
thus far with "A week remaining
before the players head for Charlie
voIN and the opening of training.
August ).
The club signed four more play
erS yesterday. Augie Lilo. Alex
Schibanof. Tom TreSSa and Larry
Sartori Lilo and Schibanon are
veterans, and others foo<ie gusrds.
Lilo is a welcome addition 10 the
roster since five of the SIN guards
carried by the club last year have
been lost 10 the military services.
The former Georgetown All-Amer-
lea was named TO the second team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

ciety eager 10 be on the kill.
turned out IN full force. What a
night,
But the other fellow not only
was tough-he was too tough. lie
handed Gam the Second a bad
beating and another championship
bubble was burSted To get 10 the
point. he made the great Cam
holler Uncle.
While that ended Gamblers ca
rccr as prize fighter h6 wasn't
through He soon found other
means 10 keep his name before Ia
public
lie could murder a golf BALI and
would take on any one in driving
contest any one except his
brother Clarence. who was one Of
tho longest hilierS. II not The long.
est. golf has ever known.
Also he discovered that he could
put five golf balls In his cavernous
mouth AZ ono time and challenged
Tho whole void ~ TO him No ono
-vcr did not even Joe r. Brown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Two Teams lied
For A.A. Lead
BY United Press

Kansas City and Milwaukee
shared the American Association
lead today, with Columbus only
three percentage points-a half
gar-c--behind.
The Blues and the Redbirds
gained half-game on the Brewers
last night by splitting a double
header while Milwaukee was los
ing five-inning encounter to
Toledo.
The Mudhens pounded out six
runs on II hits 10 beat the
Brewers. 6 to 0. Leroy Parmelee
allowed Milwaukee only one hit.
Kansas City scored twice in the
second inning Of the first game
with Columbus 10 win. ? to o. The
Red Birds took the nightcap. 3 to
:. scoring all of their runs in the
last two innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

ne Jockeys get inelT CndnCe 10
laugh today when the trainers at
the Detroit Race Track. who are
always telling them how TO ride.
viii try 10 boot the horses home
themselves It's the days big race.
The knights OF the Boots and
Saddle Special, with nine former
jockeys up on some of the best
sprinters at the track.
Its SiX-furlong sprint for
81 600, and the riders don't have
10 worry about weight. They have
10 weigh 100 pounds or more and
the winning rider Will get 500.
If it is his own horse. he Will also
receive the winning trainers usual
500 award
Most noted of today'S riders is
Trainer Harry c. Richards. who
Will ride his own horse. Exploded.
Richards rode for Trainer George
Odom won many a race with
Peanuts and Mars was up on
Maiey when the latter won the
PlmliCo Futurity scored on Pom
pooh in the Belmont Futurity and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Learned Upset
By Vankef, 40
BY JAKE BERSON

The early bird didn't score this
time.
Roose Vanker Post. a team with
barely enough class TO qualify for
the playoffs, and not Learned Post.
the early bird who had most of it
during the regular season, will
represent the Detroit district in
the state American Legion base
ball tournament here this week
end.
a masterful pitching perform
ance by Dick DieterS brought
ROose Vanker the district title
after phipping Learned, 40. in the
deciding game yesterday al North
western Field. The game was one
of the SnappieSt contests on the
SandlotS this season. and Sparkled
with good fielding plays.
DieterS, who pitched for Eastern
High last spring, struck out 10
and scattered seven hits so we'll
that only ono runner reached
third. The game was decided in
the sixth inning when Vanker
scored all of its runs to break up
the duel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

disappointing Showing THIS year ms grea love OF paaea and
lack revealed his expressed delight The
surge Of the Browns.
showing of the Browns has added great life to the
league" Mr. Mack explained. Luke Sewe has done
deful job II quite ball Yes, sir, quite ball
team Much power-and good pitching. If they do
have many doubeheader their pitching staff should turn
in a nice job. with that hoy Laabs hitting like he has
been no telling where might 90 Yes, sir, they're
fine
Which is something coming from whose ball club
lost six out Of their games the Browns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
REGULAR JOCKEYS WATCH

The other riders are later
"hatley, formerly a Jockey on the
western circuit, and Charles
'Frenchy' Pnon, who rode in
France and South America. What
ley IS 10 ride O h Mullen, his
own horse, while Pinon will he up
on Adanac from the stable Of
Mrs. G.. PoulSon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
CAN'T COMPARE

Vanker'S season record before
the playoffS can't even compare
with Learned's $. but Coach Vern
La Falve's club beat Father James
+. Martins team twice IN the ait
important series. In regular play
Learned won Is and dropped only
two. Nanker, meanwhile. was
being beaten eight times while
winning l.. The latter finished
only a half-gamc ahead of Cadn-
lac-University Post for fourth
place. the last qualifying position.
Walter Kelly, Learned's starting
pitcher, yielded only two hits be.
fore he lost his stuff in the sixth.
In the big Nanker inning Dan
Delegate singled, and after Vince
Riccobono popped, +. Torner
singled Delegate 10 third. the first
Nanker player 10 get that far.
After former stole second. Stan
Baron flied 10 left. Delegate scor-
ing the games first run.
Pitcher DieterS followed with a
single 10 score former. But Kellv's
troubles weren't over, however.
Bob Martin singled and Stan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Fight Called OFF,
Bettind 10 Enter Army

PHILAD ELP HIA. July %
lNSj- Melo Bettina'S scheduled
final fight for tho duration, with
Gus Dorazio. Philadelphia heavy
weight. was cancelled last night
because of the weather. Bettna
viii enter the army tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

away. II California were near
Philadelphia il would be all
right"
He said he had received nc
offer from Fort Myers or from
any other place in Florida.
Transportation will be
the big problem for the clubs
in arranging their spring pre-
season schedules. / think.
however, that that will be
solved by cutting down the
number of exhibition games.
| know. with a shorter train
Ing season. we will not have
a. many games.
While inwardly the gentle
and lovablc Mr.. Mack can't be
too happy about his team S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
National IFAcTr

Chicago Flemine % and Bthorn s1
AZ New York tLohrman So and MunKo
p-ol. 80 p. N. Two games
Pittsburgh (Heintzslnan $40 ara Sswsn
lO-hl a. Boston CTohin STA and JavsrV
SID 100 p. N Two games
- Louis Cooper 40 a. Brookfvn
wyatt i1.3l s.t5 . m
Cincinnati walters i2-7D a. Phusdef.
phla- lNa.lef-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
LIGHTEST RIDER

Cup and NarraganSett Handicap.
LIGHTEsT RIDER
DuniuS Dubois, Will be the light
est rider in the race at 120 be-
cause of the filly allowance given
his mount Fairly Fly That may
help plenty. because Fairly Fly
can 60 and Dubois is very fit. He's
the assistant 10 Trainer Johnny
.Theall. who has the stable Of Joe
w Brown Of New Orleans. Du-
bois comes from Kaplin. La, and
was a very good householder after
starting at New Orleans in 1925.
Camp Verde. a horse which can
really run will have the services
OF Joe Bollero, trainer of the Lex
brook Stable. with It's star, POI
franco Dave Hurn, who worked
for Col r. r Bradleys Idle Hour
Farm. VIII have the mount on
Mrs. II. p Bonner'S Vegas Justice.
Hurn trains Mon Time, winner of
six straight races here. which viii
be trying for his seventh this
afternoon.
Pete KeiSer, who was the lead
ing Jockey for the great RancocaS
Stable Of Harry Z Sinclair in
1929, is 10 ride r y Bulls Bright
Arc. keiSer is assistant 10 Trainer
Les Wilson of the Bull Stable.
Henry Radtke who rode his
first winner in 1910 at San Fran
cisco. will ride Stalking, the horse
he trains for Henry Potter Rus
sells Double II Ranch. Another
noted former reinSman is Joey
lnzelone who led the riders Of
the United Stats in 1923. He Will
ride Samboronbom, the fractions
horse from the stable of r. IL
Beezley for whom Joey works.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

fighter His employer was willing
and Gambler was booked for a
bout in Mt Clemens.
So he'd look more fcrocious
Gambler was told 10 lot his beard
grow. lie did and when ne en-
tered the ring that night he
looked like one of those fellows
from the House of David. lie was
fCrrIhc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
'29 SERIES HIS BIGGEST THRILL

Connie Mack for euraing the major league
baseball seasons spring training for clubs at
home changes suggested by Jack Ze general manager OF
the Tigers.
ZcIef has lot of good ideas, but can't 60 along
with him on those suggestions" Mack declared in his suite
at Cadillac. at this time reason for the
changes going right along have in the past
we 60 at Except do plan shorten the training
Athletics do believe long training trips
are essential"
But the sagacous Mr. believes that training trips out
OF town proper and helpful.
a gets a lot of valuable publicity Ont of them the
Philadelphia baseball magnate explained.
baseball mogu less frank than Mr. Mack would not admit
that training trips ball clubs have behind them the publicity
idea.
Mr. Mack however has not decided where his Athletics
will spring They will back to California where
they trained AHahem Los Angeles the last couple Of
years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Nos bchlnd Ieador.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Games Dchlnd leader
NESTFRDAN'S RESULTS
New York s-11-0. Chicago 3-1OI Bon
ham and Hemsley smith, Haynes 81 and
Turner
BOSTON Isl Cleveland III .Dobson
Ryba go and Couroy; Bsgby and Des-
4Htels
washington a-iO-7. 81 Louis 4s-i Car.
-asguel and Eariy. 'NiEgeing Caster 90
and Ferrell
.Winning pitcher. losing pitcher
TODAN'S GAMES
Philadelphia AZ DETROIT CwilEhD.
Boston A. Cleveland
Washington ~ ST. Louis
New York a. Chicago triEht.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
RING BUBBLE BURSTS

Gam the Second knocked the
other fellow a-kicking. They got
hlm several more opponents and
he Knocked them a-kicking too
lie had arrived He was another
Jack Dempsey his wealthy en-
ploycd figured, and nothing re-
manned but 10 get a really tough
fellow for him. The other guys
were TOO soft.
They got their man and The bout
was ballyhooed Throughout the
east side as the Second Battle Of
the Century Crosse Pointc So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Probable Pitchers
BY United Press
AMfRICAN IEAEIE

New York Conner So and Donald SIN
~ Chicago tRoss 40 and wade 2-OI. Sis
, n. Two games
Washington (Masterson 4-s) A. 81 Louis
Auker li-S, 3 p m.
Philadelphla tChristopher 3-6l Al DE-
TROIT BRIDGES 7-D 6p n
Boston tChase SOD al Cleveland Dean
'-5J, 4 p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 7-s-3 s. Louis 6-9-3 French
3 Davis CO.. and owen. White. fP0ilet CD
and W Cooper tFirst game
st Louis $3.50, BROOKLYN go Lanlei
and O'Dea, Higbe Head 90. Rowe ca
and owen tSecond Eame.l
New YORK g-i7-0. Chicago 5-12-0 Huh
bell and banning Olsen. Erickson tll
and Mccullough 1Firyt game
New Y9rk 3-f-l. Chicago o-3-1 Schu.
macher and NanCuso Schmltz PressneH
tsI and Schefng tSecond game
Cincinnati s-121. Philadelphia 1-2-2
Wander Nicer and L8manno tJohrs1n
Nahem go Beck g. and Livingston
tFirst game
Cincinnati $3.50. Phladc pha t-s-7
starr and West Melton Pearson co and
Warren tSrc0rd Eame1
Pittsburgh 3-5.2 Boston 1900 Butcher.
tanning 81. WUkie go pIetE tel and
Lopez sam Tost 81 and kluffg
tWinning pitcher Losing pitcher.
TODAN'S GAMES
Chicago A. New York
Pittsburgh AZ Boston.
81 LOUIS 81 Rrooklys lsieht
Cincinnati AZ PHILADELPHIA (nishtl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Cards, Dodgers
Split, Play
Again Today N

The Brooklyn Dodgers still were
seven games out IA the NATIONAL
League pennant race today with
one game to 90 against the
second place 81. Louis Cardinals
in their crucial series at Ebbets
Field.
Whether the Dodgers will emerge
from the threc-game tusSle lead
ing by eight games or by only six
will be determined in the final
twilight engagement. The Cards
were expected TO send Mort
Cooper after his thilleeHtApA win
agalnst-fe4 defeats and John
-Whitlow Wyatt was scheduled 10
seek has twelfth victory against
three defeats for the Dodgers.
In yesterdays series opening
double-header the Dodgers CAPT
talized on six unearned runs five
Of them IN the first inning to
take the FIRST game. Z to 6, then
blew the nightcap. 9 to !. when
the Cards staged a seven-run
uprising in the seventh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
-FOUR LOW TO COUNT


All clubs, private as well as
public, will be permitted TO enter
Ifivc-man lineups in the compete
Ition for the Bob Sutherland team
trophy. the aggregate of the four
low men TO determine a teams
position.
Connolly will be the defending
champion in the individual event.
He won the title last year for the
third time, thereby retiring the
Will st. John trophy. 1t will be
replaced by one given by Mayor
Jeffries.
The Open Amateur is
splendid tournament" Pony
said land I wouldn't miss IL,
especially this time since IL will
be played for army and navy
relief organizations"
SPECIAL MATCH PROPOSED
Another possibility was Sug-
lgeSted to Pony who with Uzelac
played with North Hills in the
MGA League until this year and
twho captained the team which
won the National Publinx cham
pionship for Detroit last summer.
A special match between Lake
pointe and the winner of the MICA
team title for the USO or some
similar organization was proposed.
That's something" Pony
| said, land YOU can count the
Lakepointe team in on it,"
The winner of the MICA team
futile will be decided at tonight's
meeting Of the public course own
Iers at Beverly Hills. Both Bev-
lerly Hills and Warren Valley
claimed the title following Sun
days playoff at Rockham, Beverly
Hills on a medal play basis and
Warren Valley at match play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
YANKs KEEP LEAD

The Boston Braves noScd out
the Pittsburgh Pirates. 4 10 3. with
4 run In the ninth when, with the
bags loaded thIId bascman Bob
Elliott jucEled Nanny Fernandez
doublc-play grounder TO let IN the
winning run
The New York Yankees main
tanned the T. game lead in the
American League by defeating the
Chicago White SoX. 5 10 3 prior
60 the second place Boston Red
SoN night victory over the Cleye-
land Indians. 3 10 /.
Ernie Bonham won his eleventh
victory for The NankS. while Dob
son. a former Indian. Won his
seventh for the SoX who made Il
two straight over the Tribe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Lakepointe Golf
Team TO Enter
Public Tourney
By NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

The team competition 10 be
held in connection with the an
nual MGA-Amateur Golf tourna-
ment at Rackhasn, August l5-l6.
promises TO have added signih-
canoe this time.
The Lakepointe team, winner OF
the District League championship,
plans 10 be in there swinging with
the MICA Leagues championship
outfit and the other public course
lineups.
Art Pony revealed this today.
He said that Frank Connolly, Nick
UzelaC and he arc certain 10 COM
pete and that he hopes also 10
have his other Lakepointe team
mates enter. If they do, it will
be the first time the champion
ship team Of the private clubs
group has played in this event,
which is open to all amateurs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
HOMER DECIDES 1T

Johnny Rios eighth inning
onc-run homer settled the issue
i'm tho opening tlt after the teams
had tusslcd 20 a 90 deadlock.
Victory and defeat went to relief
hurlcrS, Curt DAVIS taking the win
.ovcr Howard Pollcl.
Max Lanicr limited tho Dodgers
10 six hits in the second game 10
win easily behind his mates l6-
hit attack that caused Kirby lIigbe
ITO be sent to the showers charged
with the loss
Cincinnati and New York mean
time won doublc-headerS. the Reds
beating the Philadelphia PhillicS.
< 20 and 20 ] while the Giants
were downing the Chicago Cubs, 9
TO , and 3 10 o.
Johnny Wander Nicer was
nicked for a home run by Stan
Benjamin on his first pitch in the
Reds first game with the Pills,
before he settled down 10 allow
only one hit the rest OF the way
10 win easily Ray Starr won a
Gve-hIttcr for The Reds in the
nightcap
Carl Hubbell struggled 10 nic-
tory IN the opener for the Giants.
then Hal Schumacher hurled a
three-hittcr 10 cop the nightCap