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Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 5

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Pit Five June 14, 1948 Ai-DUQUEHQUE JOUUNAL Aizmccn Boxes AMEBIC AH LEAGrE Mil CltwUll ASKlHnrrk Grants Packers Trip Up Arrows GRANTS, June IS VP) A five-run rally by the Grants Packers Kennedy rt SfrnWia' 3b Lsflgicrlczi Clark if Boudrcaw aa 4 Henrtch rt UndeU If 4 DiManio cf 4 Bern, 4 Tucker 0 lb I Gordan 3b Johnson Sb 4 McQuina lb 4 Krt titer 3b 4 Rizzuto Jwdntea cf Htsaa 4 Lopat a Feller 2 x-Befvdlno 1 case OiTetala 01 S3 a Beardem 0 x-Ttatoa 1 NATIONAL LKACCX New York Botton Pittsburgh St Louis PhUadelphiA Brooklyn CbKBUtAtt Chicago ret. 37 at Ja 27 jas 33 Ml' 3S 33 Ml. a as 31 2S as as ia jsb in the ninth -inning defeated the Albuquerque Arrow Food Market baseball team here today. 10-S. With the Packers trailing by four runs entering the ninth, Red Wailey slammed double and Rambo's pinch hit with the bases loaded proved the deciding blow.

Batteries were Arroyo and F. Baca for Arrow, Brazzell and Burkhard for Grants. I Total ST 10 PUMA hitter. Ran for Boudreau In 9th. OK-COAtTOSO Dy Aai ttzxzr HAVING mrVALLYWSN yyy thbir czzizq of a hs'll attempt 5 Samm to rta v) of 13 tV-w Cleveland ooo ino oos-3 GR2NLOCH, K.J, June IS (ff) Jersey Joe Walcott put tht ac cent on his left hooks today in a spirited fourround workout be fore a crowd of more than 1000.

The workout, originally scheduled lor silt rounds 6f bating, wu interrupted by a heavy downpour and the heavyweight challenger, finished his lighter workout in-'doors. Among the spectators today were the six little Walcotts, who came-to the camp to watch their dad work out and incidentally collect their weekly allowance. Arnold Cream the 14-year-old ton, received five dollars and the New York 000 003 03x lime Jahnann. Cordon. Berra.

Run Sondnr'A Besadte PhllssMphlA S-Z Pittsburgh T-S. battoS in udntch. Berra 2. Rizzuto 3, tfesaa 3. aaea hits Robiiuoo, Gordon.

Three-bate hit DlMafglo Horn rune Berra. Rltauto. Hecan. Left on baaea 10. Cincinnati 7-5.

8-1 New York 8-2, Louis T-8. Brooklyn 1. Chicago 3. Ne ffatnes scbedolei today. CJevelaftd 10; New York Bam on SallA IiOpat Feller Bearden 1.

Strike- Girls SsftbsH ta Fatter 4, Lopat 1, Bearden 1. Pace Wt Oft FellAr in inrdnss: Bear- I fVcwS IN bsJS jKr i I 1 AMKRtCAN LKA6CB Schedcfe Acscsced en 3 at 3: Lopat 10 In S3-3; Page In NATIONAL vCW -mSfA A 1S. Winning pitcher Lopat; loring pitch- Cleveland Philadelphia euer. The sehednle of taatea this week In the Clty-CAunt aoftbau Lea cues fot gms younger members of the family 31 14 ssas 24 28 32 is as 13 31 Waaalaalea AIIS ABKI Detroit lined up for two dollars each. vat aansunead Saturday.

AU tMt betin Yost 3b 1 Upon at New York Detroit Washinston Boston i St. Louis Chicago J3.9 OH BAIN CANCELS at p. at. The schedule folio: Kozar 3b Conn if Stewart rf Kail Sb Jefferson League an Jefferson PiaM 0 1 1 0 WaMDtM It CVtf A On? THIS MONTH -VJW AUYBS 9HOULO mWfV 1ft Tuetday. Dukt City Dtmatla Bn-ona.

exBlblUon lame; Wednesday. Joffer- Vernon lb POMPTON LAKES, N. June IS (V-Rain forced Joe Louis indoors today, disappointing OU'nwat'r ef 3 0 oa J's Jefferson Tbursaay, Bobby Soxers rt. Lamasa. Early 4 MulUa rl Vieo lb Swift Trout Rio Grand League on wasniagsan nmm Monday.

Barelas Community Center vs. njaoAaya Besnita Detroit Washington 8-3. St. Loula 7-1. Philadelphia S-S.

Cleveland 3, New York 5. Chicago At Boston, rained out. Ne tames scheduled today. nunoreas ox ians wno naa joum eyed here to watch the heavy, weixht chamnion work out. Five-Points; Thursday, Atriseo ts.

Old Town BODKO tUDKR ESCAPES DKATD: This remarkable action picture-was taken at Point Reyes, rodeo at the moment when it appeared a bull was about to gore to death Lloyd Lippi, a contestant, but Lippi escaped with bruises because his flying hat attracted the bull's attention and the bull charged the hat. Hawk Hyde, writer and photographer, made the picture Just as the bull's oye caught sight of Lippi's hit. at. a 14 Total Sullivan aa 4.0 Judaon 0 Thompson 1 0 Candini 1 0 x-Wynn ..00 Welteroth 0 0 K-McBride 1 0 HarrUt 0 LA Lua Leacue. Stronghurst Field Tuesday.

Btronghurat vs. Leo Ortegas; Wednesday. Rancboa Lataiano; xnurs day. Santa Barbara ts. La Lot.

Only 500 spectators could make their way into the indoor gym. The champ, drilling for hit re- title fight with Jersey Joe Walcott at-Yankee Stadium June 23, looked real sharp today. Louis Lincoln League on Llneain Field Tues S4 S'S Totala day. West San Joes ts. Los Padilli Wednesday.

Lincoln Blue Jays ts. Pinch hitter. 323 Oil ooo a San Jose; Thursday. Duke City Damsels Detroit WAahlntton 200 001 000-3 vs. Lot PodiUaa, exhibition gaaM.

Utiles Report Reeky Uctot TWi Baut NEWARK, N. June IS Acyclic Now Vyinj for Fbss Rides Jimmy Six, age 11, was the noxea wun snamus O'Brien, Mc-Kinley English, Dick Bagan and Krrora vernon, utne. Kuna oaitea Kell 3. Kvora 3, Stewart, Vernon. Lake.

VIco. wilt. Upon, Early. Two-naaa nils Trout. Three-baaa hits Upon 2.

Stolen To baaea Stewart, Lake. Sacrifices Lake. Rocky Graziano underwent a two hour medical examination todav DoublepUys CulUvsn, Kozar and Vernon; Kooar AM Left on bases Detroit fourth member of the Tingley Field Knothole Gang to get a free airplane ride. He lives at noy xayior. Trojans Favored In HCII A Playoff WaaMnftoa 9.

Basra on nails Hudson Trout 5, Thompson 1, Candini 3, Welte to put at rest once for all rumors that he was seriously injured in roth 3. Strtkaottts Trout 7. Welteroth 1. HKb Off Hudson In 1 2-3. runs off the Blue Bell Court on West Central Avenue.

Thompson in 3-3, runs 2. off Candini 5 losing his middleweight tide to Tony Zale Thursday night DSNVER. June IS -(AThai in -o runs on weiieroin in 011 Jimmy's parents were at the HArrlat Si 3. Ltakag pitcher Hudson. Southern California Trojans will State Boxing Commissioner Graham-Ben airport to watch Sufferers Frcni 71sssSsaaMl0 ttf OMsffttVfV frOfal tsnfi ttYtassffeagf palnaduo rhtonytisnu sUoahaaisagat found A Quick -acting forsBukt which apaedilr eelaivOB those esbsMainsg nrawiitar aokca and fin NOR I TO is trustworthy and dapesstabat really works last.

If you want to fed agasa the joy of relief from pain you can wok in peace and sleep la comfort be wise and try NORITO under this swocladguarasaae. If the very first three doses do not letscre that eract -Mht to your satisfaction yuut money will bo funded. Don't Suffer. Saa Tour rinsnt tmhi Abe Greene ordered the examina- 303 OOO 031 12 Detroit Ml 000 0003 7 Washinston Dr. David A.

Flicker, Trucks and WaSneftWynn and Evans. oppose toe savior Bears and the Oklahoma A. ML Cowboys will play the Colorado State Bears in the opening games of the Western NCAA baseball playoffs here driC SDecialJnr- wha ha1 mir- (first MsVdlpsssl AS) AB St. him fly. R.

C. Shatzer, super visor of the Knothole Gang, said that the youngsters had become so well-behaved in their efforts to win the weekly plane rides that it began to look as though it would be impossible to take all A iS DiUinger auoost as 4 lmoot'm'n rt 4 3 3 0 uonto ss Piatt if i 'i amined Graziano a week before the fight. The examination disclosed "no neurological imnairmentH in Graziano, Greene quoted Flicker as reporting. M'Coaky If 1 3b 1 White it 3 Fain lb 3 Majeakl 3b 3 gc nviuiu on una it of them up this summer. -Zarilla rf 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 Chapman cf 4 4 0 Webb 2b 4 SlBrisskt 3 0 Potter 0 Lehner cf Parte Stevens lb Wednesday.

The whose, victims this season have included the Chilago White Sox, the Cleveland 'Indians and Hollywood, Seattle and Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast League, have been installed as favorites. Another West Coast club, the University of California, swept the Western playoffs here last year and went on to trim what faA ahaMMAM fas. ln I 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Happy Ben Hogan lb Ham I Shore x-Prtddy Totals '33 a Breather 9 (kdmals Break Plumbrs Streali Five runs in the seventh inning wan PaiiAsrtal Carver LOS June 13 (JP) straight games for the national Ben Hogan, the new United as 7 is Totals aWsnlnh. UUI, States open golf champion, spent X-Plach hittar. Louis 001 000 060 an unusual holiday todav.

He did i were the telling factor Sunday Philadelphia 001 030 3005 Errors Joost J. R. Coleman. Runs bat- Tragedy Pursues not play golf. jas the Albuquerque Cardinals Hosan, whose 72-hole total 0flhndd 4,16 New Mexico Plumb- ers their second defeat of the 276 earned him his.

first triumph Youth and Fiancee V. season, 16-5. The loss -ended 'an after many tries in the event and eight game winning; streak for tod In DUnnger, Piatt, Lehner 3, Blnks, Schultx. Joost. R.

Coleman, White, rain Two-base hits DiUinger. Anderson 3, Stevens, Lehner, R. Coleman. Homo run Joost. Double plays Chapman.

Joost and Webb: R- Coleman, Roear. and Majeasd; Stevens and Dente: D11 linger and Stevens; Dente. Anderson and Sinks. Left on baaea St. Louis S.

Philadelphia T. Base on balls Off Brlssio 3. Potter 1, Shore Blscan StrUceouta By Briasle 4. Shore 3. HIU Off Shore 9 In Innings; Blscan 8 tail; Carver 1 in Brissie 10 In Potter 3 In 1-3; Harm 2 In 13-3.

Winning pitcher Blscan. Losing pitcher Potter. broke the tournament, record by five strokes, plans torest here the Plumbers: SEVERN, June IS, VP Frank Burke, 19, backed a car out of a driveway early today. Anne Arundel county police ported, and struck his 17-year-old The Plumbers until the third inning, but from there on a day or so before hitting the golf trail again. it was strictly the Cards' game His next aonearance will be Garcia and Padilla were the win- in the Inverness round robin 4- fiancee, Helen Mae McCarthy of Severn.

Then began a nightmarish Journey for medical help. Police gave this account: St. Louis 000 100 0001 7 3 battery, whH- T. Cordova pitched for the Plumbers with B. Cordova behind the plate.

KENNEY IN SECOND WIN Kinney Bricks chalked ud their Philadelphia ooo 010 llx 3 1 Stephens and Moss: Scheib and Guerm. A new eucalypt tree ceveloped Burke and a friend, Chester Collette. 22, put the injured girl in Collette's auto. Enroute to South Baltimore General Hospital, the car smashed into a bus. second straight win over Torreon Sunday at Kinney field, winning ball tournament at Toledo.

June 24, and his partner will be the man he beat for the title yesterday, Jimmy Demaret of Houston, Texas. The new- champ, gleeful over the win in this most coveted of titles, was the honor guest with his wife at a huge party last night given by film director Sidney Lanfield, longtime Hogan galleryite. Many notables of the screen attended. in Australia is said to yield ten times as much oil as the native 3-z. Last Sunday they defeated I eucalypt.

Torreon on their home grounds Burke hailed a nassine motor 13-4. Annuo was the winner for ists They transferred the girl Kinney, while Antonio suffered the defeat. IsssssesV nesj.rough-nesa, keep skin soft with fragrant, acientifically medicated CUTICURA Soap and Ointment. Buy I PACKERS DOWN TANKS Schwartzman Packing Co. base-bailers defeated the Armljo Yankees 9 to 3 Sunday afternoon on Schwartzman field.

The Packers will play the Martineztown Card from the damaged auto and continued the race to the hospital. They didn't get there in time. Helen Mae was pronounced dead on arrival. A manslaughter charge was placed against Burke, who was released on 1000 bail pending a hearing. RobbscariajTskeSbst At ZsJe's New Crown rP'M inals at p.

m. Wednesday on at your druggist today! I tvyrwi I ling ley nen NEW YORK, June IS OP) Ray (Sugar) Robinson makes what may be his last defense of the HUM Mm raul welterweight championship 7hw xnursaay mgnt when ne meets Bernie Docusen of New Orleans in a title 15-rounder in Chicago's National Guard means to What the uomisjcey park. The Harlem flash is aiming for 1 a snot at Tony Zale's middle A Message from the President of the United States weight crown this fall. In order to take on the 180-pound champ, Robinson would have to abdicate as king of the welters. That is if owi'our existence as a nation he gets past Docusen.

who is no to the tradition of service of out NO OTHER FANS OFFER SUCH DEPENDABILITY MID PERFORMANCE AT THESE LOW PRICES slouch. SLATED FOR DEGREE Because of the National Guard's Importance to our national defense I have proclaimed September 16th as National Guard Day and have directed that nationwide recruiting campaign be coai ducted to nil its ranks. Herman P. uinn, 1025 North Eleventh, is scheduled to receive his B. S.

degree in floriculture from the University of Illinois Only up during commencement exercises June 19 and 20, the institution has Today the new National Guard gives every man an opportunity to give that personal service to his country and at the same time to advance himself! In National Guard units all over the country thoiw sands of veterans and other ambitious young men are finding the opportunity to study and learn the things that help them advance in their civilian jobs. They are finding the fellowship that is part and parcel of America. They are participating in a sports and recreation program that keeps them fit. And they are receiving the training that helps keep America strong. announced.

OWLS. OUTHOOT PHILLIES citizens. It was an army of citiien soldiers which George Washington led to victory in the American Revolution. At the end of that war, the first Congress asked General Washington to give bis views on what the military policy of the new nation should be. This was his answer: citizen who enjoys the prelection of a free government, i owes not only a proportion of his piupcrty but even of his pcr-aonal services to the defense of it." The Pajarito Night Owls defeated the San Jose Phillies four to three Sunday when pitcher Armenta held the Phils to five T9m Cvlot Fcmwtth th tij Brosizo! No hum, no steep disturbing dnminf nofes.

gydafly shipi wido aluminum blades deliver maximum tosses heavy wire aafety fuard protects fingers. Easy sjctfttloNici liwllngl Speedy, trouble-free motors assure you summer after summer of cooling service! Mads byooe of America's foRmost fan manufacturers. hits and fanned 10 batters. sail wwmf say wssi a nfnSMMew lie JatfauMl CuMxet Helpt Tom DGAU7IPV DQY BRITTLE CHAIR iMrlollNhrflVM I Off Mfgr9y fay Maeatiott rUewsfcla Traimlaar SfJdets LoasUrski Writs at visit foot osmmunlry's unit of Ao afflicted ny with drr. brittl now young men 17 years old may join the National Guard.

For complete information about the National Guar in your community, contact officers of that unit or mite the Adjutant Genera! of your state You'B find tht ftm hourt tack totek that you spend trot your local National Guard unit pUatant and profiiabU. Pay is based ctt into Army pay scale. Veterans can obtain the same rank held upon duchargt. And 'J broken, split eads. von, newsg ansip.

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