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By BURTON HAWKINS
star stan CORRESPONDENT

DETROIT, June 25.--No doubt
the Senator'S would welcome
tender treatment at this point,
bruised as they are. but the
latest front-ofice maneuvering
is apt to leave their smatterine
of followers with the idea that
there's no longer any struggle
to maintain a pretense of i'm
proving the plight of the club.
Major league clubs are entitled
to carry 25 players. The Sena-
tors currently are operating with
%, including Pitcher Bob Chak-
ales-back in Washington with
an intestinal ailment-and In
fielder Tony Roig. due to report
here today from Louisville.
With the Senators gasping,
furious activity might be ex-
pected in an effort to bolster
the team. Instead, Inflelder
Harmon Killebrew has been dis
patched to Charlotte and Out
fielder Carlos Paula to Louis
vile, with Roig-a two-time
loser in other major league tests
the lone replacement.
Roig's Value Doubtful
There's no debating the point
that Killebrew and Paula aren't
ready to mingle in major league
company. Young Killebrew re-
uuires steady play. Paula is one
of the worst felders in the busi-
ness.
Roig, a 1856 hitter when he
left Louisville, will surprise If he
proves of value. 1t was in the
American Association, where
Tony has been operating, that
Paula was hitting 1853 when the
Senators brought him up from
Denver. Carlos left the Senators
with a III mark.
Roig batted .22S with Wash
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FINAL TESTS FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Slime and Held Given
New Olympic Chances

trouble came before. He will
work out this week and definitely
will compete in the 100 meters.
Held. holder of the recognized
world javelin record which was
bettered yesterday by Soini
Nikkinen of Finland. failed to
qualify in his event in the Ma
tional AAU meet which con-
cluded in Bakersfield Saturday
night. He had been hampered
all spring by injuries.
The committee felt that both
Sine and Held, in view of their
injuries, should be afforded a
chance in the tryouts.
Fields of Is athletes for each
of the II Olympic trials events
have been decided in a series
of three championship tests
the Armed Forces. National Col
legiate and National AAU. Only
the three best in the Coliseum
trials will make the team for
the fall trip to Australia. Record
performances of the past two
See OLYMPICS, Page Ais
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Cleve d, Il. Wash, .
list game called
In 9Th, rain; I'd
game ppd.. RAIN.
Chicago, l4-6; New
York, "a.
Baltic, 3-3; Detroit,
%.
X. c., s.; Boston, 2.
Games Today
Wash. At Detroit. 3.
N, Y. at X. c. I'M.
(only games sehed.)
Games Tomorrow
Wash. at Oct. 9:15.
Boston at Chi. tn.l.
N. Y. at X. c. M.
BALTIC. At cisvsd inJ.
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LOS ANGELES, June Is (A1.-
The United States Olympic track
and field team may have been
given a major boost yesterday
when an unprecedented action
by the Olympic Committee gave
Dave Sine, sprint sensation
from Duke, and Franklin (Bud)
Held, the javelin expert from
San Francisco. chance to COM
pete in their specialties in the
Olympic tryouts here Friday
and Saturday.
Sine, who already had quail
flied for the 100-meter trials,
was made eligible to compete in
the 200-meter trials as well. He
failed to qualify in that event,
considered his best, when he
dropped out of a race at that
distance with a groin injury in
the National Collegiates nine
days ago.
1t still appeared questionable
whether he will compete in the
200 since the race is run around
a curve and that is where his
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Dolby and Sox Catch Fire,
Melting Away Yanks Lead
Braves Reverse
Majors Picture
With lOin Row
BY the Associated Press

In a complete and rapid re-
versal of the major league
lpennant races, the red-hot
Milwaukee Braves today find
themselves in a stronger position
than the Yankees hold in the
American League.
A week ago, Fred Haney's
club was in fifth place and two
games of the pace, but yester-
days 6-2 and I'll sweep over
the Giants moved Milwaukee
two games in front of the
second place Redlegs and three
and a half in front of the
Dodgers. What's more, the
Braves are four games ahead
iof the Reds on the losing side
lof the ledger.
In contrast, the American
League race looked like a farce
until the White Sox swept four
from the Yankees over the week
end. Now the Bombers are only
one game ahead-and they're
two games behind Chicago on
the losing side.
Haney, who hasn't lost in 10
games since he replaced Charlie
Grimm June Is, was asked yes
terday if he ever expected to
lose a game.
mot until some son of a gun
gets one more run than we do"
he said. If the Lord keeps His
arm around our neck. we won't
have much trouble. We're get
ting tremendous pitching and
we're beginning to hit, although
we're still leaving too many on
base"
Milwaukee got superb pitching
from Lew Burdette and Gene
Conley yesterday. Burdette yield
ed four hits for his seventh vic
tory in the opener. Conley was
touched for four safeties before
he gave way to Dave jolly in the
seventh inning after rain had
halted the second game 20 min
utes. Danny O'Connell drove in
three runs with a home run in
the first game and knocked in
two runs with a bases-loaded
single in the second.
Meanwhile, the slugging Red
legs swept past Brooklyn into
second place. winning two from
the Dodgers, 10-6 and 81. st.
Louis and Philadelphia split. the
Phillies winning, 80. after the
Cardinals had captured the
See BRAVES, Page Ais
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1l-Yeor Record
Of Bombers Dies.
In Acme Sweep
BY the Associated Press

Any thoughts Of a Yankee
runaway in the American League
pennant race has evaporated to-
day like their once-handsome
6 l2-game lead.
The White Sox saw to that
yesterday by drubbing Casey
Stengel's defending champions,
14-2 and 6-3. before thunder
ing Chicago crowd Of 1925 to
climax an amazing four-game
sweep over the Bombers. The
double triumph boosted the
White SoX to within one game
of the Yankees.
Not since l945, when the st.
Louis Browns accomplished the
feat. has any team swept a four
game set from the Yankees.
The Browns did it on May Is,
10 and 20, knocking the Yankees
from first place into fourth,
where they eventually finished.
Thos< four Yankee defeats came
on the heels of four straight
losses to the White Sox in Chi
cago. May 14-17.
Tigers on TObOggan
In other American League
games the Orioles dealt Detroit
a pair of losses. stretching the
Tigers losing streak to eight in
a row. Kansas City downed the
Red Sox, So. behind the Six-hit
pitching of Alex Kellner. Cleve-
land defeated Washington, To.
in a rain abbreviated first game.
The second game was postponed.
Three-run homers by Larry
Dolby in the first inning of each
game started the White Sox of
to their most glorious afternoon
of the season. The Sox slaugh-
tered Whitley Ford and two re-
levers for 10 hits in the opener,
making it easy for Billy Pierce
to breeze to his 18th triumph
against two defeats.
Neither Ford nor Maury Nc
Dermott. second-game starter.
lasted more than one inning as
the White Sox rolled to their
eighth success in a row. Gerry
Staley, ex-Yankee, won the
nightcap, although he needed
help from Dixie Howell.
Dolby Finds Range
Not long ago the White Sox
were flirting with the second di-
vision. because Dolby was not
providing the long ball. Sudder-
ly he found the mark and now
has blasted seven home runs,
six of them in the curren eight
game winning streak. Four Of
his homers have been against
the Yankees.
II guess l finally found the
range" Dolby said after his two
drives yesterday. The veteran
outfielder boosted his average to
.273, getting four-for- -four in the
opener and -for-three in the
nightcap. He also boosted his
runs batted-in total to SO. lib
Sure, he has to hit the long
ball for us to win," Manager
Marty Marion said, but don't
overlook our pitching. It's been,
something we never even
dreamed of the last two weeks"
Yield 9 Runs in Series
The Chicago pitchers limited
the Yankees to nine runs in the
big series four of them coming
in Friday nights Thinning. 5-4
victory. Even more startling was
the fact that the Yankees, with
their Wanted power, failed to hit
single home run in the four
games.
The Yankees remained a de-
faint club despite their four
See WHITE SOX, Fage A-l8
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PROBABLE PITCHERS

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Chicago at Brooklyn Jersey CITY,
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tiee, thereby saving a ranch-6wner, and falling in love with the latters daughter.
 The second film, "Ques. For The Lost City" is the kind of pic ture many an armchair" adven- turer would really enjoy. It is the story of two people, without too much money. who pack the essen tials on their backs to live off the land, and go in search of report ed lost city, relic of Maya civi- lization, deep in the steaming jungles that lie on the Mexican. Quatemalan border.
 The display of resourcefulness under hardships, the ingenuity shown, and the excellent camera shots of natives, flora and fauna, and the scenic shots, are said to be breathtaking.
 It is in Eastman Color, and pro. duced by RKO Radio, and is adapt
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Today--Saturday


 ing role in Red Skies of Mon tana," which comes to the Or phenm Theatre today, for a one day showing. Constance Smith and Jeffrey Hunter each play support ing roles.
 Red Skies of Montana" is in Technicolor and tells the story of the so-called "smoke-jumpers'- the men who fight forest fires There is plenty of action in this one, and of course adventure.
 Sunday and Monday
 Alan Ladd in an action drama Drum Beat" in CinemaScope and WarnerColor, will be seen Sunday and Monday on the local screen. Filmed by Jaguar Productions for Warner Bros. "Drum Beat" is the adventure story of a young iron. tiersman's fight to bring peace to the Northern California mountain territory. Delmar Dawes produced and directed the film from his or iginal screenplay. Co-starring are Audrey Dalton and Marisa Payan.. Robert Keith and Rodolfo Acosta are featured.
 Alan Ladd plays young iron tiersman who is commissioned to negotiate a peace with the Modoc Indians, but, led by their rene gade chief, Captain Jack, the h. dians begin series Of raids which threatens to engulf the entire Northwestern territory in battle. Lured into ambush by the Modoc chief, Ladd is almost killed but re- covers in time to bring the Modoc badman to justice. &
 Johnny Mckay, the character played by Alan Ladd, has two loves in the CinemaScope finn, Toby, an Indian princess who risks her life to save his, and Nancy, the girl from the East whose family is killed in an h. dian attack.
 Most of Drum Beat" was filmed on location in the Mesa country Of northern Arizona, a territory which is said to closely resemble the true historical locale of the story, i. the California-Oregon border
 Tuesday and Wednesday
 Patrons who like double-features will have field day when" Lone Gun" and Quest For the Lost City," will show Tuesday and We'd neSday.
 Action is the keynote of the new western, ''The Lone Gun" the first of tn two films on the same bill. Filmed in color by Color Corp. of America, it is brought to the. local screen through United Artist release. Geroge Montgomery and Dorothy Malone star, with Frank Faylen and Neville Brand in sup porting roles.
 Montgomery, as Marshal, turns in his badge in one town. goes to another and becomes involved with bringing gang of rustlers to jus
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ed from the story by Dana and Ginger Lamb. Summed up. ~It is the kind of adventure most people dream about but never have a chance to experience" P. $. Note the change in show time.
 Thursday and Friday
 Highway Dragnet," which rounds out the film-fare for the week, is a fast paced movie oi the tracking down of a thrill-killer Richard Conte, Joan Bennett and Wanda Hendrix make up the prjn- cipals in the cast, in this story of the three-state roadblock, and the ultimate apprehension of the fuga. tive.
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A WORD
TO THE WISE
By MRS. FRANK COLBY

Several readers have called me
down of late for using "ah" to
represent the sound Of the short
80" in such words as from. of.
honest, foreign, orange, positive,
connoisseur, etc. One writes:
"You are deliberately classifying
the facts in order to foster a
depraved and illiterate pronun-
citation of our language"
Obviously. if this column is to
be of any value to its readers,
it must not dictate, but must
report, accurately and without
prejudice, good usage as it is
found in the accepted speech Of
cultured Americans and the con-
Bensus Of American dictionaries.
If We turn to the pronunciation
section of Webster's New Inter-
national Dictionary. Second Edi-
ton. page Xviii. We shall read
this about the short 20: The
rounded o." (closer to the Jaw"
sound as in soft, often) sis not
in general use in America. 1T
is used by a considerable part
of the inhabitants Of Easternl
New England, by many in New
York City, and to considerable
extent in the South. 1t is also
used sporadically in occasional
words. but not as stable speech
sound in the country as a whole.
In the prevailing speech Of the
whole country, words containing
short o. are pronounced with
an entirely unrounded vowel
identical with 'ah' in father. :"
Since this column is read in
a widespread section of the coun-
try, it is plain that local pecu-
liarities Of speech cannot be
recommended TO my readers-at-
large. As the short o" is clearly
"ah" in "the prevailing speech
OF the whole country" l must
continue so to report It here.
America is still a land OF free
speech. and my readers have the
sacred right TO say the short o"
in the manner that best pleases
them. and. like Voltaire. Il will
defend 10 the death your right
70 say IT,"
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OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

LIN Concord, N. H.. 81 years
ago today a former President
died, the only native son Of New
Hampshire to have become Chief
Executive. Who?
melville Weston Fuller Of
Illinois took the oath Of Office as
Chief Justice of the United
States So years ago today. Which
President appointed him?
3-In the last so years two
Presidents have unsuccessfully
appealed to the voters in the
Imidterm congressional elections
to elect a Congress of their own
party: one as a Republican. one
Ia Democrat. Which Presidents?
tAnswers on Next Page)
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WORD GAME
Find % or more words In
HORRIBLE,

meaning, dreadful. shocking. "
Average is 20; time limit, 20
minutes.
Rules Of the Eame-l. Words must be
of four or more letters. 2 Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition OF
IS" such as bats" cars" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of o word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 CUTTERS
celt. cest. clues. cluster. crest, cruise,
crust, crus. cruet, cruel. eulet, curt.
cures. curls, cult. curse, cute. ulcers.
ulster, user. true. truce, tule. lest, lures,
lust, lucre. lustre. lutte. luce. ecru. eruct.
slue. slur. slut, sure. suer. suet sutler.
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gooey. pasty taste or feeling. Does not
sour. Checks plate odor" (denture
breath). Get FASTEETH today at
any drug counter.