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Evening star., 1951-07-30
Two Auto Pilots Die in Mishops
At Same Spot IS Minutes Apart

time trials on the half-mile track.
Another top driver, Walt Brown,
Al, of Massapequa, N. Y, was
killed yesterday at the Williams
Grove PaD half mile speedway
when his car went out of control
during a time trial. Clipping
along at break-neck speed,
Browns car rose on a curve, spun
and turned over, crushing him.
A spinning wheel spelled death
for two spectators at a stock car
race at Mount Hawley Speedway
near Peoria. ILL.,, Saturday night.
The wheel wrenched free from a
car. bounced off a wall and was
init by another car. sending it like
Ia shot into the stands. It plowed
into Mr.. and Mrs. Make Myers,
both 54. of Peoria Heights, IA
tally injuring them and hurting
two other spectators. The driver
Iof the car was not hurt.
Evening star., 1951-07-30

throned was John Marshall of
Yale and Australia, who surren-
dered titles in the 400, 800 and
1,500-meter free-style events. Ford
Konno of Hawaii took the 800 and
1,50O-not Unexpectedly and
Wayne Moore, unheralded 49,
year-old Yale student, won the
400. In addition, Moore captured
the 200-meter free style to share
honors with Konno as the top win
ner among the men.
Scoring honors among the
women went to Mrs. Patricia Kel-
Ter Mccormick of Los Angeles, who
yesterday won her third title, the
three-meter springboard.
In other outstanding events
yesterday, Carolyn Green of Fort
Lauderdale. Fla, who dethroned
Miss Hobelmann in the 1900
meter free style, won the 800 in
Hiss, a National AAU record,
and Judy Cornell of Portland,
Greg, set a National AAU record
in the women's 100-meter breast
stroke. Miss Green bettered the
mark of 11:600, set by Nancy
Merki of Portland, Greg, in 1941.
Miss Cornells time was 1:21.0.
The former mark of 1:21.6 was set
in 1947 by Nellie van Vliet of Hol-
land at Chicago.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Edwards Will Play Nash
For Manor Junior Crown

Lee Edwards won his way to
the final of the Manor Club junior
golf tournament with a 3-and-2
victory over Tommy Daily. and
will meet Skippy Nash for the
title this week. Edwards played
on the Duke freshman team last
year and Nash for Georgetown
Prep.
Mixed Scotch foursome winners
yesterday were: Mrs. C. A. Cor
coran and George Martin, 83-15-
So; Mrs. Mario Scandiffio and
Bunker Hill, 81-13-68 and Mrs
Willard Edwards and Lee. 85-17-
SO. Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Burrows
won gross with II over Mrs. D. E
Leahy and J. S. MacBryde and
Mrs. H. E. Davies and S. E. Multi
kin who had 80s.
The ladies nine throw-out
tournament was won by Mrs.
Laura Ashford with 49-14-35.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
|0'DonneII Dethrones
.|saacs by One Shot
In Virginia Open
BY the Associated Press

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 30
IStocky Johnny O'Donnell with
stood a late subpar surge by De-
Tending Champion Jack Isaacs to
win the Virginia State Open golf
championship yesterday.
The Norfolk pro shot a 2-under-
par 72-hole total of 282 to nose
out Isaacs by one stroke.
Isaacs, shooting for his third
straight Open title, wound up
with a sizzling 67 after a morn
ing round of II over the 6,754-
yard Cascades course.
For O'Donnell, it was his Sec
ond State Open title. His other
victory came in 1948.
ODonnell started yesterdays
36-hole finals one up on amateur
Wynsol Spencer of Newport News.
He held on to the slender lead
by firing his third consecutive 10
in the morning round. Spencer
stayed on his heels with a morn
ing 10, too.
After lunch, O'Donnell broke
par by one stroke, winding up
with a 72. Spencer skied to rs.
Amateur Buddy Loving of Char
lottesville was third with 69-70-
284 and Spencer fourth with
70-75-285.
First place netted O'Donnell
$3.50 and Isaacs received $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
BY the Assoeioted Press

Two speedway drivers were
killed within a 15-minute period
at Winchester. Ind. yesterday and
both rode to death from virtually
the same spot on steep banked
curve.
At two other speedway tracks
in Illinois and Pennsylvania-ac-
cidentS killed three persons-a
driver and two spectators.
Two well-known drivers-Cecil
Green, 81. of Houston, Tex, and
Bill Mackey of Indianapolis-were
killed when their racers went out
of control at the Funk Speedway
near Winchester.
First to die was Green, whose
Ofenhauser Special spun as he
hit the steep southwest banked
curve. The car crashed through
a 2-foot guard rail- turning as it
plunged down 25-foot embank-
ment.
Within is minutes, Mackey
zoomed toward the same curve.
His car went into a sudden spin,
smashed the guard rail and went
down the embankment. Later. a
track oficial said Mackey's racer
left skid marks less than 6 inches
from those made by Green's ILL
fated car.
A spokesman for the American
Automobile Association said there
was an oil slick on the steep curve
and that both drivers apparently
were going too fast along the
asphalt track to negotiate it.
Green and Mackey were making
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Latest Triumph Puts
|Trabert at No. 7 in
American Tennis
By the Associated Press

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July 80.
Tony Trabert, who never even was
considered for a Davis Cup singles
assignment in preseason fore
casts, today stood as the No. 2
man in American tennis behind
Dick Savitt.
Twenty-year- old Tony, a junior
at the University of Cincinnati,
projected himself squarely into
the picture yesterday when he won
the annual Meadow Club invita-
ton tournament-one of the ma
jor tests on the grass court circuit
a GO, 1913, So, 6-3
victory over Herbie Flam of Be-
verify Hills, Calf.
Trabert, also basketball play
er, has won the national clay
court championship, the national
intercollegiate and the Southern
titles this year. Every one knew
he was a good player on clay, but
as a grass court performer-the
surface of Davis Cup competition
he was an unknown quantity.
Flam, a 22-year-old member of
the. cup team who is the No. l
candidate to be replaced by Ira
bert, almost won the second set.
He led at SO, 40 and was at
set point no fewer than five times.
He couldn't make it. though, and
those five points spelled the diff
ference between the two.
In the course of the tourna-
ment, Trabert stopped Art Lar
sen, national champion. and
Gardnar Mulloy, in addition to
Flam. They are the first, fourth
and second ranking players, re-
spectively in the country.
This week Trabert will get an
other stiff test in the Eastern
grass courts championships at
South Orange, N. j. The Aus
tralian Davis Cup team. along
with Savitt, will be in this one.
Larsen, Flam and Vic Seixas
of Philadelphia will be at Rye.
N. Y, next Friday. Saturday and
Sunday, meeting the Mexicans in
a North American Zone Davis
Cup series.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
freeman, HobeImonn Victories
indicate Faith of D. G.. Fans
Special Dispoteh to The Star

DETROIT, July 80. Mary
Freeman and Barbara Hobelmann
came here for the National Senior
IAAU outdoor swimming and div
ing championships backed by the
firm faith of fans in the Washing
ton area and each came through.
However, some observers were
surprised at Miss Freeman taking
the 100 and 200-meter back
stroke titles, despite the fact she
had won the indoor titles in the
200-yard backstroke and 300-yard
medley at Houston, Tex, last
spring.
One observer said he had his
fingers crossed in the case Of Miss
Freeman. Winning an indoor
title is much different from TAX
ing an outdoor title" he said.
Usually the competition is much
tougher outdoors"
However. Miss Freeman proved
up to the task. She took the 200
meter backstroke Friday night in
.2:49.9, a second and a half off
the American record. and the 100
meter backstroke in 1:18.8 Sat-
urday night.
Miss Hobelmann. who failed to
retain her title in the 1,500-meter
free style, snapped back Saturday
to break a 10-year-old record in
the 400-meter event. Her time
was 5:21.6. Betty Bemis of In
dianapolis set the former mark
in 1941.
Miss Freeman. obviously tired
from the grind, failed to qualify
in the 800-meter free style, as the
five-day meet ended yesterday.
Her time of 1852 was nearly
four seconds off the eighth and
last qualifying place. Miss Hobel-
mann, suffering from strained
back muscles, withdrew from the
event.
Altogether II titles were given
up to new champions in the 27-
event meet. The biggest star de-
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Carroll and Hunt Take
Washington Team Medal

Sid Carroll, the co-medalist in
the club championship at Wash
ington Golf and Country Club,
paired with C. j. Hunt to win
medal honors outright in the two
man golf team championship,
qualifying with a 66. Ed Coff-
man and Henry Kerfoot. jr., fin
ished second with 68.
w. A. Toler scored a hole-in-
one on the 204-yard 14th hole
with a three iron.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Two Family Teams Tie
In Congressional Golf

Congressional's family golf tour
nament ended in a tie between
two husband-and-wife teams, Mr..
and Mrs. Fleming Bomar with
179-35-144 and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Hubbard, 192-48-144.
Witty Cox staged a blind bogey
tournament for the benefit of the
PGA relief fund in which seven
players tied: A. w. Familiar,
80-2-78; F. J. Mann, 103-25-78;
B. J. McLarney. 93-15-78; Harry
Bachman, 78-0-78; DR.. John A.
Reed. 105-27-78; S. S. Walker,
88-10-78. and E. v. Brumfel.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Champion Mermoids
To Give Exhibitions
At Juniors Meet

Mary Freeman and Barbara
Hobelmann will give exhibit
tions in swimming tomorrow
night at Glen Echo in con-
junction with the meet be-
tween the Junior Girls SWIM
ming Association of Washing
ton and a team from Balti-
more. The meet will start at
7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Phelps Hunt Qualities
For Sail Title Series
Special Dispotch 10 The stor

ANNAPOLIS, July 30.-Phelps
Hunt of Washington will repre-
sent the Western Shore of Mary
land Star Fleet in the world
championship series at Gibson
Island in September after taking
the third and final race of the
elimination series here yesterday
Hunt, sailing his recently ac-
quired Draco, won all three races
in the series. Col. P. Melville in
Clean was second in all three
and will be alternate in the title
series. Third yesterday was Ulf
Ramm- Ericsson of Annapolis in
Phantom.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
lmhoff's &c at Kenwood
Breaks Amateur Record

Larry Imhoff broke the amateur
course record at Kenwood with a
66 yesterday in an intraclub pro
amateur golf tournament despite
"a two-over-par on the 18th
hole. The former club champion
won low gross by two strokes
over Ted Rutley.
The best-ball winners were
Wade Brinley and F. ]. Hanra-
han, with 9 and Is handicaps,
respectively, who shot a So. Rut-
ley won low net with 68-5-63
over w. K. Rightmyer with 81
I17-74.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Walker Cup Star Upset

HEMPSTEAD, N. Y, July 80
Gagliardi of Larchmond
N. Y. won the Metropolitan Golf
49th annual amateur
tournament yesterday, upsetting
Jim McHale, the Walker Cup star
from Philadelphia, 4 and 3, al
the Hampstead Golf Club.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Reach Bethesda SemifinuIs

Three uf the four semiflnal
berths in the Presidents Cup golf
tournament at Bethesda Country
Club were filled when George
Winkler defeated R. S. Goodridge,
l up in l9 holes; Cal Reeder de-
feated John St. Clair, and 5,
and Ben Hartig won over Neil Nc
Kinney, 5 and 4.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
KoIb Series Winner
In West River Saline
Special Dispoteh TO The Stor

GALESVILLE. Md. July 30
D. Kolb in Jade is winner of
the West River Sailing Clubs
summer series for Chesapeake 20s
after taking one of yestrday's two
final races. The other was won
by Ed Hartge in Vanity.
D. Heintz in Highlander topped
Thistle shippers after winning
yesterdays first race. Winner of
the second race was ]. Fordyce in
Witch Woman
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Lukot Reaches SemifinoI
In Anucostiu Club Golf

District public links Champion
Fred Lukat led the advance to
the semifinals of the Anacostia
Club golf championship with a
3-and-1 victory over Reds Tanner.
In other matches Lenny Bridget
defeated Billy Swan, 3 and 2;
Courtney Litz won over Harry
Hamburg, up, and DR.. r. A. Cole
defeated Jim Tillet, 5 and 4.
Evening star., 1951-07-30

fSacrifced for Smith in 9th.
New York - 600 30l 020-6
Cincinnati - 020 DOL 100-4
Runs-MuelIer, Irwin, Mays. WARS;
Williams. Westrum. Rluszewski. Howell
win Runs, batted ,in-Mays, Thomson
Kennedy. Westrum. Merriman t2). How
ell Two-base hits-Howell Mays WARS
t2l: Kennedy Kluszewski. Three-baSe hit
Stolen bases-Irvin (2).
Mays. Sacrihces-Usher, Wehmeier Dou-
bic plays-.stanky to Dark to Lockman.
Bases on ballsMon eorxin. I; Of web
BY Wehmeier. 2; by Smith. l. by Per-
kowSki, .: bv Jones, 2; by Fox /. Hts
on Corwin in l inning; of Kennedy.
: in 5ls innings; on Spencer, | in q
inning. on Jones, 2 in 2 innings; Of
2 in 23s innings; OF Psrkqgskii in
Hit by pitcher-Smith urvinl. Wild
Smith: Passed ball-Yvars:
pitcher-PerkowsN (3-5l. Time-2:59.
Attendance-21.700.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Girls Tennis Tourney
Closes Lists Today

Entries for the City of WASH
ington open tennis tournament
for girls and Junior girls close
at 6 pm. today at the Congress
sional Country Club. telephone
Oliver $500.
The tournament, which opens
tomorrow, will have two classes
girls II and under and IA and
under. Entry fees are $3.50 for
singles and ST person for doubles.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Yunks, 81; Chicago, 80
Totals 35 10 "a 6

sHit into force play for Dorish in 9TH.
%Batted for Judson in 9th.
tStruck out for Baker in 9th.
c,ioa.o 200 600 oo1-3
New York ---------- Zoo ooo ooA-o
Runs-Fox, Minoso. Stewart: woodling,
Collins t3l, Brown t2), DiMaEgio C2t
Ky coIIins Brown, Berra Two-base hits
Fox. McDougald. Brown. Three-base
hits@DiMagrio 1a5. stewart. Stolen bases
zutto to Mize. Left on bases-Chicago,
:: New York. 8. Bases on balls--on Kret-
low. 5; of Raschi. 2. Struck out-Bsy
bv Ostrowski, l. Hits-On Kretlow: in
52s innings; of Dorish. none in y in
ming: of Judson, none in innings:. on
Raschi 10 in St3 innings; of Ostrowski
none in a. inning. winning pitcher
Raschi G5-6). Losing pitcher--kretlow
II (2-6). Umpires-McGowan. Mckinley,
Il Honochick Soar. Time-2:4S.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Pirates, "a; Braves, Is
Totals 90 "a 9 Totals 81 s27 2
SECOND GAME

IoIaIS 81 n IotaIs 81 u II
"Grounded out for Sain in 5th
|Grounded out for Paine in 9TH.
Boston - 600 020 000-2
Pittsburgh -.--.-------- 30 100 02x-6
Runs-Marshall st. Claire Nelson, Bell
Kiner. Runs batted in-Bell (2). Gsrgi-
ola, Howerton. Adds. Hartsfeld Strick-
land. Tvo-base hits-St Claire. Harris
held. Home runs-Bell, Garagiola. Hover
ton. Double playS-Logan to Hartsfield TO
Torseson; Nelson to Strickland to Friend
Bases on balls-Of Friend 2; Paine, ];
of Cole, 3. Struck out-By Sain. 4;
Friend l. by Paine. 2; by Cole 2. Hits
2: of Cole. | in . Wild pitch-Cole
Winning pitcher-Friend (4-6l. Losins
pitcher-Sain t4-12). Time-2:04. At
tendance-17.0 600 testimated).
Evening star., 1951-07-30

+Grounded out for Murray in 9th.
Detroit ----- 20d 030 03V-e
Runs-Priddy. Kell, souchock (2l, Kry-
hoski Trout, Groth, EVers, zernial; Linn
PrIddy. Runs batted in-Groth t2),
EYers a.. Priddy CO suder .(2), Murray.
Majeski Two-base hits-souchock. P[iddy.
Tfou Double plays-Berry to Holloway,
Keii to Holloway Left on bases-Detroit:
8; Philadelphia. 4. Bases on balls-on
strucR out-By Trout. 5; By scheib, 2.
HitS-Of Zodak IL in 5 innings; on
scheib. 2 in innings. Hit by pitcher.
6ehieb circuit. Winning pitcher-lIorout
Time-2 100. Attendance-5.0OO.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 S24I7 Totals

Famed for White in Sth.
Filled out for Evers in 9th.
Detroit 600 900 OOO-0
Philadelphia ---- DOL 002 00X-3
Runs-valo, Astroth, Shantz. Errors
c1insbers, Berry, Priddy. Runs batted in
Ehantz, Valc, ZerniaL Two-base hit
ShantZ. Stolen base-Valo. Sacrifice
Berry Double play-Shantz to Limmer;
zernial to Suder: Clark to Joost. Left on
bases-Detroit, s. Philadelphia. 4. Bases
on balls-OH ShantZ, 4; off White 2,
Struck out-By Shantz .. Hits-Off
white 5 in z innings; off Beard. 0 in |;
off Shantz s in 72s; off Hooper 0 in "a
Winning pitcher-ShantZ (9-S). Losing
pitcher-White (0-2). Umpires-StevenS
Summers and Grieve. Time Of game-1 :59
Attendance-5,76S.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
SECOND GAME.
Totals 32 524 8 Totals 90 s27

Totals 80 "A 9 Totals 90 81 6
'struck out for Rogovin in 9th.
CHICAGO " 600 900 09o-g
New York - 100 100 00x-2
Runs-Woodling. Di Maggio. Errors
None. Runs batted in-Brown, McDoug-
Stolen bases-Busby. Carrasouel. Collins
acrifices-McDougald Brown. Double
piay-Fox to Carrasouel to Robinson
Bases on balls-Oh Kuzava. 4; OF Rogo-
Rogovin, 2 Wild pitch---Kuzaya. Win
Ier-Kogovin $3.50. Time-2:16. At
Evening star., 1951-07-30

Runs-Ashburn Jones. Ennis. Sisler
Hammer Brown. Baumholtz. Sauer Jack
son, Connors, owen. Burgess. Cavaretta.
Errors-Miksis. Wilber. Thompson, Con-
ners. Runs batted in-Ennis owen, Ham
ner 60 WILDER (2l. Jackson. Connors
Cavaretta a.. Brown. Two-base hits
Watkins, Baumholtz. Connors. Home runs
Brown. Stolen bases-Con-
nors. Jones. Double plays-Miksis to
Smalley to Connors; Hammer to Caballero
to Waitkus. Left on baSes-Philadelphi
3; of Thompson, 4; of Church. / off
Hatten, l. Struck out-By Rush. 5; by
Thompson; 5; by Church. /. Hits-Of
in 61s; of Leonard in l. of Church
? in y; of Roberts, l in "a; of Hatten
in -; of Hansen. 0 in / of Dubiel
holtz). Winning pitcher-Leonard f9-3l
Losing pitcher-Church GI-6D Umpire.
Jordan. Dascoli. Warneke GoetZ. Time
-2:2S. Attendance-25 $40.
Evening star., 1951-07-30

Today a year ago - Jack
Burke, jr.. won the Sioux City
Open golf tournament with a
score of 268.
Evening star., 1951-07-30

Runs-Williams Lockman. Westrum
Merrman. Errors-None. Runs batted in
Dark. Irwin. Maglie. Wyrostek Two-base
hits-Rvsn. Kluszewski. Lockmsn. Merri-
man, Wyrostek. Stolen base-Mays. Sac
riflce-Wiilism Thomson. Double plays
Hatton to Ryan to Kluszswski: Stallcup to
Dark to Lockman. Left on bases-New
York 4: Cincinnati 7. Bases on balls
on MaElie, 2; of Ramsdell, .. Struck out
BY Maslie 6: by Ramsdell. l. Winning
pitcher-Maglie $50. Losing pitcher
Ramsdell $40. Umpires-Conlan. Stew
art and Gore. Time-2.09.
Evening star., 1951-07-30

'Fouled out for Crimian in 9th.
Brooklyn --- 100 600 100
ST Louis - 110 100 O00-3
Runs-Furillo t2). Reese, Snider Pafko.
Hodges Terwilliger, Robinson King. Mus
ial, Jones. Johnson Errors-Terwilliger.
Jones. johnson. Runs batted in:-Pafko.
Musial D. Rice johnson. Furillo (2).
Reese, HODGES, Cox. Two-bsse hits-Jones.
Hemus, snider. Cox. Three-base hit--King.
Home rUn-Musial Stolen base-Hemus,
Double plays-Schoendienst to Hemus to
-Broo;lyn, s; st. Louis. T. Bases on balls
or Roe /: of Brecheen: 2: off stalegg
/. Struck out-By Roe. .; by Brecheen. 3
Hits-Off Roe Q in 6 innings: OF King; 3
in 9 innings; Of Brecheen. 8 in 81 in
nings; of staley. 2 in . inning; Of Grim
ian 3 in . innings. Winring pltcher-
Roe U5-2l Losing pitcher-Brechee
fs-2). Time-2:29. .13S
(paid).
Evening star., 1951-07-30
SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 e97 8 Totals IS e27 9

Totals 36 e27 8 Totals 35 ~ 9
.Flied out for Basgall in 7th.
4Struck out for Queen in 9TH.
IRAN for Mccullough in 9th.
sStruck out for Wilks in 9th.
Boston -------- O40 600 1000
Pittsbureh 020 020 000-4
Runs-Jethroe, Gordon, Cooper. Mar
shall, Sisti. K!ner, Bell. Strickland. Queen
Errors-Kiner. Nelson Runs batted in
sist Lpgan t2l: Msrausa Kiner, In ,s5tas stTick-
Home runs-Kiner. Strickland, Jethroe.
Double plays-Bell to Strickland; Sisti to
LOGAN to Torgeson; McCulloush to Cas-
tielione. Left on bases-Boston. 6: Pitts
burgh, 3. Bases on balls-Oh La Palme.
j Oh queen. !; of Wilson. l; Struck out
ji, innings; of Queen in 53z innings;
of Wilks. ! in innings; Of wilson in
SIS innings. of Estock, none IN Il inning
pitcher-oueen (3-7. Time-2:25. At
NAndance-lhee1.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Minor Leagues
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

1NIEhNAIIONAL LEAOUE
Montreal 81 y ) ! ss g.! Toronto ) y ) ) esl gsf
Buffalo IS g $40 Baltimore 90 90 .434
Syracuse 55 46 .3a3 H;s OTTAWA 43s3 4do 4do
Syracuse, 30; Buffalo 81.
Montreal. 7-5 Baltimore, SD
Rochester, s; ottawa. A.
Springfield. As: Toronto "a
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION; .,t
Mwkee ss y i : B4a 81 Ind polls S y Il / fs5 fst
st. Paul 81 10 .53S Louisville 81 IS .4s6
knns pos Gy g 3 GS 5SS cosG9 cosDus + rs 45s
Toledo. 3-3; st. Paul 0-2.
Kansas, city. So; indianapolis. "a.
Milwaukee. 6-l: Louisville, 20.
PACIFIC VI {. pef' coast LEAGUE; T.. 1. Pc,
aoiIyEood f' q q g $50 $50 forfand d 81 81 SS SS $50
4 angeles s. e. e. 59s San Deso e IS 436
Los Angeles. SO: oakland. Al.
HOLLYWOOD Sd; San Francisco, 2-3.
San sad..Io Diego, 80; Portland :
Houston y y i Is sia SIS rt Worth % % 58 i 5 s.!
BIn B,mont g. 8 .339 Okla; c'y 81 q as as
San Ant. 81 IS $50 sh'vport 43 Is 364
Houston, ); Dallas. 4.
Fort Worth. g: San Antonio !.
Shreveport, .; Oklahoma City. l.
Beaumont, Z; Tulsa. 6.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
1t Il Rock y y i + 6: s. ss;:hyge y +
nsnphis nmhfn g g q 5s 5as eflsRss ehs5ess 5q S
Mobile 5S 81 .527 New Orl's "A 65 ,4o4
Birmingham. 81; Atlanta; %
ehsttsno9es anbis s5: AeS 4s' orlssHs NishHie a'
Memphis. z; Little Rock, 6: second
game called, darkness.
En; }iss5 ss i s55 81! Ess'ton F39's I
Scranton 5i $7 $50 w;lspoTt g IS .363
Elmira -; Williaamsprort 40.
Albany, A.; schenectady. IA.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
6sn1ea 6ms9a g 5s 544 5 u Monss iy g g g
Wichita 30 ~ .344 Col Sprgs a. 81 -4l9
Pueblo 56 81 523 Lincoln 40 5s .4OS
Omaha. 90; Lincoln, "a
Colorado Springs. 5-l; Wichita 4-l0.
Sioux City, III; Denver, 3-5
Des Moines, 10; Pueblo, 0-a:
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
NJ Mgomery 50 80 .624 Savannah 81 40 .515
Jksnville 50 ~ :573 Macon 81 80 sos
ch'leston 53 % .545 Augustpa 90 96l 81 .396 3398
MONTGOMERY, 3-5; Columbia. l-3.
Macon at Savannah t2), postponed, rain.
augusta at Jacksonville, postponed. rain.
Columbus at Charleston. postponed, rain.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Dayton 81 H 30 d BSi Bst chleston . 3 4a5 fSt
saginaw 56 81 500 CT Rapids q q 3394 394
Muskegon IS 40 .592 Flint -- 81 "A .221
Dayton. 3; Muskegon. .
Charleston. 4 Saginaw, ;.
Flint s; Grand Rapids, 4.
Evening star., 1951-07-30

Runs-Easter CO.. Kennedy. TebbetS,
Hogan, Pesky (2). Williams, Kiely. Errors
-Kiely. Boone. Runs batted in-Chap-
man, Kennedy. Tebbetts t2), Boone, Will
Hams (3l, Stephens. Two-base hits
Rosen, Pesky. Boone; Home runs-Wil-
hams, Tebbetts. Sacrihce-Garcia. Double
boerr to Goodman (2); Boone to Avila to
Easter; Pesky to Doerr to Goodman; Boone
to Avila. Left on bases-Cleveland. 6;
Boston, s. Bases on balls-oh kiely. z;
by Kinder, /; by Garcia. 5. Hits--On
Kiely, 10 in Z innings; of Kinder. IN .
innings. Winning pitcher-Garcla t13Ln1 :.
Losing pitcher-Kiely (2-D. Time-2;@23.
Attendance-32,9 $50.
Evening star., 1951-07-30

Runs-Ashburn, Jones. Ennis. Pellagrini,
MikSiS 12). Cavarretta. Jeffcoat Minner
Errors-RGberts, Baumholtz, Hammer,
Smalley, Seminick. Runs batted in
Roberts. Cavarretta. 3: BaumholtZ. Ennis
Three-base hit-Cavarretta. Stolen base
Miksis. Sacrifice-Jackson. Double plays
Pellagrini, to Hammer, to Watkins; Small
ley to Miksis to Cavarretta Left on
bases-Philadelphia. 4; Chicago. 4 Bases
on balls-Oh ,Minner. .; of Roberts. |.
Struck out-By Roberts, /; by Leonard,
off Leonard, in il: off Kelly. in /;
of Roberts. 4 in :: off Konstanty 3 in
-. Winning pitcher-KeIy t2-0l Los
ing ptteher-Konstanty i4-al. UmplreS-
Goetz. Jorda DaScoli and Warneke Time
of game-@:01. Attendance-2S,00O les
timated).
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Totals 81 1910 Totals 33 : 20 /

xOne out when winning run scored.
'Singled for Roberts in Sth.
IRAN for WILDER in Sth
IRAN for Burgess in 9th.
Evening star., 1951-07-30
SECOND GAME.

Totals 36 s "A IL Totals "a L. % Is
Tilt home run for Hansen in 9th.
'RamazZotti singled for Rush in 9th.
fCavarretta hit home run for Leonard
IN eth.
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DODGERS, 9; Cards, ;

Totals Al l42717 Totals 36 IL II 9
sSingled for Roe in 9TH
tSingled for Stalev in 9TH.
aEnmled mt fnr Crinnian in 9th
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Totals 81 52713

Totals 35 u 81 IA Totals 81 527 13
Called out on strikes for Kiely In 7th
tSinsled for Evans in 9th.
Tran for Dropo in 9Th.
SLined into double play for Kinder in
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Yesterdays Major League Box Scores
Cleveland S. Boston, Gonts 3-6 Reds IA Cubs 5S PhIes

Totals 30 S"7 Totals 33 727 13
'Fouled out for pramesa in 9TH.
fFouled out for Howell in 9th,
Evening star., 1951-07-30
Tigers, 80; As, 4-3
FIRST GAME.

Totals 39l327 Totals "a 5 % l
aFlied out for Berry in Sth.
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SECOND GAME.

lOlaIs 81 L = ~ lOldlo 90 IL
'Ran for WARS IN Sth.
iSacri6red for Smith in 6th