The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-20
Mize, Hugh Mulcahy Show Pre-War Form
SCOUT
THROWN OUT OF
DODGERS PARK
Johnny Vandermeer Stops
Boston Red Sox
Powerhouse

Compiled from AP and up
Big Johnnie Mize showed his pre-
war smuggling form yesterday as he
led the New York Giants to a five
to two victory over the Pailadel-
phla Athletics Mize tripled his
first time up to drive in two runs
and later in the game singled an
other across =. The Boston Braves
belted the other Philadelphia team,
the Phillies, for II hits to win nine
to three at Fort Lauderdale i.
However Hugh Mulcahy pitched the
last three innings of the game for
the Pills and stopped the Braves
without giving up a hit Every
thing happened at Daytona Bea Oh
where the Dodgers train First
Fearless Branch hickey tossed out
one ''Sehor james" when he found
that the Senior was pulling a re-
verse Good Neighbor policy {.
The Latin tried to sell Jackie Robin
son, Negro player, on Mexican
offer which was turned down before
james could say Jack Robinson"
Then Umpire Larry Goetz threw
out Manager Ray Blades of the St.
Paul Saints for being anything but
a Saint in discussing first inning
decision Later Goetz cleared
the entire st. Paul bench :.
While all this was going on the
Dodgers beat the Saints, seven to
four Another spectator was
Dazzy Vance Nobody threw
him out Johnny Wander Nicer
and Nate Andrews stopped TED
Williams and company at Sarasota,
nine to one with the Red Sox scrubs
beating the Red ''B" squad, four
to three in the nightcap The
Cards beat the Yanks three to two
With the New Workers leading
two to one in the ninth, Dick Sisler
singled and Rookie Walt Sessi hit
a pinch homer .. Joe DiMaggio
had put the Yanks ahead with his
two run-homer Joe Page and
Floyd Bevans hurled for the Yanks
and Howle Pollett, BLK Donnelly
and Murray Dickson for the Cards
Vice-President Roger Peckia-
paugh of the Cleveland Indians said
yesterday that ne was willing to
trade Holdout Ken Keltner if "the
deal was right Kirbe Higbe
and Mickey Owen, Brooklyn's pre-
war ace battery will be back in
|Dodger uniforms before the sea-
sons opener Hlgbe has been
discharged from the army and will
report Saturday Owen expects
to be discharged about April l
A pair of two-run homers by Bob
Lemon and Clarence (Soup) Camp
bell yesterday spanked the Cleve-
land Indians to a six to five victory
over the World Champion Tigers at
Clearwater Dick Wakefield and
Pat Mullin led the losers with
homers Pete Gray, the one
armed player disclosed yesterday
! that someone In Mexico City, mas
offered him a contract He said
that he has not accepted the bid
Manager Ossie Bluege Of the
Washington Senators said yester-
day in Orlando that he planned to
turn his attention to "B' team
players now that his entire squad
is again together He is inter-
ested in Jack Sanford, first base.
man, and Outfielder Ray Goolsby
because their righthanded power
might fit the preponderantly left
handed batting order Manager
Ben Chapman of the Phils said
yesterday, From now on I'm only
going to use men in exhibition
games who / think will be able to
play for the Phillies,' Edwin
(Preacher) Roe, one of the Pitts
burgh Pirates outstanding pitchers
last year joined that club at it's
San Bernardino camp yesterday
Manager Jimmie Dykes under
went very successful" operation
yesterday for stomach adhesions.