Tue&day.Muly
21,
1803
..
.OUIBA?
Wednesday,
7
p,
BVi"lTY
v,
lV
mcyer,
Hughes
Combine
io
Piuii
Second
Dodger
Shutout
in
7
Years
STANKY
NAMtS
4
CLUBS
AS
CONTENDERS
IN
RACE
HKW
Yl
iRIC
APi-rddie
r.lanky
says
he
expects
four
clubs
to
frtit
It
out,
for
the
National
LenRue
prnnunt
ncl
lie
wouldn't
be
at
all
surr-im-d
if
another
playoff
is
necessary
to
decide
the
(
ii'inipion.
,
,
Besides
his
own
Cardinals,
the
St.
Iouls
manager
picked
the
Erooklyn
Dodgers,
Philadelphia
Thillies
nnd
New
York
Giants
to
be
In
the
thick
of
th?
race
i
ic
lit
down
to
the
end.
ment
of
pitchers.
sontp-t
9-4
as
Sieve
Bilko
broke
Kus
Mcyrr
and
Jim
JIu".hes
a
batting
.slump
with
two
home
-ombincd
Monday
night
to
pitch
iuns
and
a
pair
of
.-.ingles.
the
second
Dodger
shutout
in
,
have
a
GOOD
RU
BOTH
Ll'CKY
Meyer
and
Hushes
Berc
lucky
'
;
v
HKN
rHLKGAR
'
AsiiOctated
Pre:
Spol
U
Wrltrr
fji.,..u
ut
uie
National
Lraguc's
be
t
pitching
magic
must
have
Ijob'.-u
oft
on
cheerful
Charlie
Dreiscn
at
the
aJ-star
game.
pr
associating
with
the
liUes
of
Robin
Roberts,
Warren
Stalin
and
Co.,
Charlie
has
come
home
to
Brooklyn
ai)d
with
a
hv.
ul
l
lie
hand
the
one
he
Uj,ed
to
wag
frantically
at
the
bt.i.p'jn
he
a
suddenly
converted
a
-staff
of
throwers
into
a
i
naolv-dangerous
assort
o
gel
cut
(
f
the
n.nlh
Inning'
without
being
scored
upon
since
.lie
ww-i
luiu
w...o
oaln-io
reach-1
ed
first
ba.se.
tacne
miksis
started
it
with
a
double;
Dee
Fondy
walked.
Ralph'
Kincr
singled
and
Raiuty
Jacs-
;cven
games,
a
wve-h.it
3-0
effort
auair.l
Chicago
Cubs
that
stretched
the
Brooklyn
lead
over
.lie
id
e
Milwaukee
Eruvcs
to
3li
anics.
The
only
other
action
Monday
was
in
Pittsburgh,
where
the
Pirates
preserved
their
lead
In
a
suspended
Sunday
game
to
beat
St.
Louis
Cardinals
6-4
and
then
bowed
in
a
regularly
scheduled
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
f
V
1
I
Kv
JACK
HANI)
v
V'l-rv.
oA
It-1
sVE
"
.
,'
.
-
A
.sons
sinking
liner
fell
in
front
of
rightficlder
Don
Thompson.
By
now
there
were
two
men
out.
I
itnpaas
bleV
Not
in
Brooklyn,
j
Miksis'
double
was
legitimate.
iSo
was
fonuys
walk.
But
Kindt's
blow,
a
screaming
knee-high
NKW
YOIlK,(AP)
Happy
Chandler
was
in
town
during
Ihe
week-end,
beaming
his
best
"Ah
love
baseball"
beam
while
the
Ebbets
Field
organ
pealed
"My
Old
Kentucky
Home."
OUTDOORS
Will,
m
hi
-
.1
w
f
f
"W'
Th"
splendid
spring
salmon
got.
away
serins
futile,
none
the
drive
toward
centre
field,
struck
l;i
ken
recently
by
an
American
1
1
iinist
under
auspices
of
guide
I
jury
St
an
wood
is
a
pretty
de-
V.-Jr
'.,s.
-?
finite
indication
of
the
superb
less
Wr
big
follow
is
most
lifcoly
Miksis
on
the
lrg.
The
base
run-to
do
mst
this
with
his
superior
ner
was
out
automatically,
the
strength;
your
columnist
knows
ball
was
dead
and
the
rules
u.
...,..
llieoe
cases.
but
has
credit
Kincr
with
a
single.
iv
iinind
u
tell
of
fhem;
now
With
Fondy
on
second
and
the
whole
picture
Is
clear.
j
Kmcr
on
first,
Drcsssn
switched
,,f
Iroin
Meyer
to
Hughes.
Jackson
rent
in
dealings
with
owner.4
nH
league
officials.
"f
don't
want
nnv
Inh.
I'm
ni
'""kin"
for
anything
If
I
could
'aolp
th(
players
with
my
ad-'i:-e.
without
cost.
I
would
be
nl.ad
to
do
it.
Several
players
on
both
rlubs
talked
with
me.
"There
are
some
people
who
Tinppy
has
been
miking
him-
;
-Hf
scarce
around
the
baseball
j
scene
since
he
"resigned"
na
i
npimis.-;ionrr
in
lPSl.
nftcr
th"
owners
failed
to
rc-ele
t
him.
j
"They
have
been
two
f""t
j
em."
he
said.
"I've
kept
busy
i
uhli.shin"
my
little
old
country
-per,
raising
tobacco,
running
j
nv
radio
station
.
.
.
I'm
in
lh
tn-"rance
busiiiT
too.
vice-
1
)
...ily
ot
ihe
sporl
fishing
to
be
1'.
.(I
ritfht
here
In
the
harbor.
Those
who
seek
knowledge
as
l(
local
fishirg
are
aware
of
epi-$odcs
in
which
large
salmon
are
i
t
by
youngsters
and
others
v
lie
are
inadequately
equipped
in
.sit'
h
encounters,
lines
are
mm
Jff)
springs
from
Cloyah
who
almost
certainly
spend
their
whole
life
cycle
within
a
few
miles
of
the
brrl
in
which
they
were
hatched,
they
come
to
foed
around
the
lonped
one
over
the
infield
that
fell
in
short
riaht
for
an
apparent
hit,
but
Kiner
held
too
long
at
first
and
was
forced
at
second
by
liioinpsons
tniow.
j
The
victory
was
the
sixth
In
want
me
to
assist
them
buy
the
Cubs.
Mv
information
is
that
Wriclcy
lowner
Phil
Wiig-lry)
would
sell
to
the
ri?ht
peo
broken,
rods
torn
from
shaking
president
nnd
board
director
of
the
same
company
that
Earl
Coombs
is
with
since
he
quit
baseball."
'
various
packing
plants
(which
h
i,
ids,
salmon
take
a
quick
turn
maintain
schools
of
small
fishes
fevcn
games
for
Brooklyn
since
ple
for
the
right
price.
We
have
the
all-star
break.
r....oiiu
a
float
piling
ana
leave
thc
year
around),
in
consequence
i.ip
misiraiea
angier
wisning
ne
they
take
on
mucn
largsr
propol..
Chandler
cnioyed
himself,
j
swimming
In
old
memories,
ns
..
.
.
il
ps
-
'
1isplT1
by
the
Lliuor
i
Vwrd
or
b
the
Gowae
HrllKb
Columiila.
talked
with
Jimmy
Oallcgher
i
Cubs'
general
manager)
but
.
not
with
Phil.
I
can't
tc'.l
you
anything
more
about
it
no-v.
had
a
boat.
YOU
CAN'T
SEF.
IT
but
there's
artificial
snow
beneath
soaring
Art;
Tnkle.
The
chnmrion
skier
represented
the
Norse
Ski
Club
o
Chicago
at
the
annual
Lakj
Placid
Fourth
of
July
Ski
Jumping
Contest,
held
in
a
temperature
of
nearly
80
degrees.
Five
thou
;;ind
delighted
but
perspiring
spectators
were
on
hand
for
thr?
rr?ost
unusual
sporting
event
staged
on
the
North
American
continent.
the
big
one
that
To
write
of
he
sat
with
Wilter
n'Mal!"v.
owner
of
the
Dodders
Liter
he
Dailr
News
ml
Ail
WU
But
I'm
merely
helping.
'
WiNS
FOURTH
GAME
'
For
the
Pirates
Paul
Lapalme
picked
up
where
he
lett
oil
Sun-clay
anu
pilonci
l
jur
more
scoru-x.o
inn:ngs
to
win
his
fourth
game.
The
Cards
had
been
at
bat
in
the
sixth
with
one
out
when
ihe
fcunday
curlew
forced
a
halt.
went
on
television
with
Bed
tlons
than
ocean
salmon
whose
hunt
for
feed
is
sterner
than
our
harbor
fish,
and
the
Stanwood
fish
is
likely
an
example
of
a
fish
preparing
to
spawn
this
fall
I
in
Its
native
Cloyah
in
its
fourth
and
final
year
of
life.
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
by
In
the
regular
game
Pittsburgh
Joe
ueaaes
again
picked
up
ai
Barber,
visited
the
clubhouse
to
tnlk
with
the
players
r.nd
umpires.
Then,
to
cm
it
off.
he
i
ode
h-x-k
to
town
In
a
cm
wl;
n
Ftan
Muslnl
and
Bed
Schocn-dienst
cf
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
Chandler's
visit
to
thc
DoriTrr
rl'ihhnn.so
wasn't
p'irely
a
sot
i
1
nil.
The
nlv"rs
who
"ee
t;i
couple
of
15-pounders
by
trolling
Jumped
ofl
ahead
with
four
runs.
Hollywood
Opens
Crucial
Series
With
San
Francisco
m
me
in.
st
inning
against
Stu
on
Sunday,
right
by
the
Yacht.
,
Club-
it
wou;.I
anpear
that.
th?c
'.Si.
ViHiC
tiy
The
Caiiiidian
Press
National
League
AB
R
H
Pet.
fMiociKlicnst,
Stl
359
70
120
.334
are
three-j'ear-old
fbh,
but
scale
examination
would
be
necessary
Miller,
but
the
Cards
soon
caught
up.
bilno
homered
with
the
bases
empty
in
the
fourth
and
with
manager
Eddie
Stanky
aboard
in
the
n.nlh.
Peanuts
Lowrey
drove
In
two
iun.5
with
a
triple
in
the
shortstop
his
corner
du-ing
his
f'ltile
bit-
By
Tl
i:
Can
Angel
ilni'iing
the
314
53
104
331
toT
comP'ete
proof
of
thissur-
misc,
t'r
t"
win
pnoih"'
teem
us
have
lslrnor.
wntei
to
talk
about
wilh
an
error.
Joe
thought
he
H7
ta
8l
.323
livin.
NY
Kiii
iilo.
Ekn
DnumholU,
Chi
nne
a
no
oo.
!
A
nrettv
niece
of
(rood
snorts-
'
tfO
Ml-
..,..
-.
.
.Ivlh
lt,r.i
f'l,fff'h,ml,v.
had
a
hit
and
piucceded
to
bang
th-lr
nroblcms
There
have
been
mnnsnin
snnwn
on
nacnri
i
oars
u..,.,.6.
u,M,i.,..Ma,o
STRAPS
DOOTS
OXrORDS
out
his
three
homers
in
four
stories
that
the
players
wou.d
times
at
bat.
That
way
there
like
to
hire
Chandler
as
their
77.""
'!
a
i
;i
iv.
e
rrtcific
Coast
L"a'M:e
'cot',
thc
l!o!l
v
iisd
Slars
hipc
to
maUe
their
position
ui'r
e
secure
as
'hey
op.'n
a
week-long
scrips
at
S.in
Franciso
to-d.y
a-ai.;st
th"
TifUi
pb-e
S?als.
'
With
wrll-pi1"'
hrd
itnr.ics
in
Hollywood's
two
victories
ever
second
place
S?aHle
on
Su.iday
ond
of
rour
at.
Louis
pitchers,
received
credit
for
his
tir't
victory
of
the
season.
Everybody
gets
back
into
the
act
today
and
tonight..
New
York
Yankees
continue
the
r
scoring
tour
through
the
could
be
no
dc
ibl.
1.
's
An'cles.
sill'
recovering
"r
am
a
Sacramento
home
run
i
.-a'ilt,
play.--
h'st
to
Oa!:l:uiJ.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
New
shipment
jus;
and
Monday's
rest.
Manager
last
week.
Bob
Cook
got
hold
of
a
big
salmon
that
defied
him
for
about
90
minutes
of
hard
battling
until
a
bystander
offered
to
give
the
wearying
Bob
a
rest;
the
offer
was
accepted
but
the
new
contestant
cculd
not
prevent
the
ouarry
coming
in
towonTs
the
float.
whre
he
quickly
did
Hip
old
"wran-p
round
a
piling"
trick
and
broke
free.
bobs
comment
showed
no
agrin
but
commiseration
for
i
the
unhappy
volunteer,
who,;e
disappointment
was
great;
better
A.'hbmii,
rha
343
63
111
.319
Runs:
Snider,
Brooklyn,
Dark,
N-w
York
and
Schoendkmst,
70.
.
unr
batted
in:
Campanella,
ri'ooklyn,
82.
,
Hits:
Schoenclienst,
ZQ.
!
ljuuhlco.-
Musial,
St.
I
oui.s,
2(1.
I
Triples:
Bruton,
MiU'aukce,
0.
'
Home
runs:
Kluszewski,
('in-rtnnatl
and
Mathews,
Milwaukee,
28.
Stolen
bases:
Bruton,
15.
Pitching:
Buideltc,
Milwaukee,
.-0
1.000.
Strikeouts:
Roberts,
Philadelphia,
107.
American
League
Wide
selection
of
styles
Complete
size
rany
west
with
a
night
game
against
Pobv
Br.Tran
rair,v-
ta
have
the
sinking
Cleveland
Indians.
his
mound
staff
in
good
;hape
Chicago
Wliite
Sox,
stopped
cold
fr
the
Seals.
He's
named
Harry
Sunday
by
the
Yank.i
wnum
they
Fisher
to
piL-h
thc
epenrr
oy-now
trail
by
six
games,
entertain
;,
.
I'lcn.
thc
,
rsd-hol
Boston
Bed
Sox.
Seattle'
Hal.'iei
",
Ibb'
ri'a;
'fo
Fiiilade.plna
visits
St.
Louis
and
in
c
-:,
,
rfK
r
faii.ng
'to
Wa:h.nuton
is
;n
D-
'roit
for
a
.
-i-
v-
!M
1,1
their
Iv.ad'-on
Remember
when
S
r
Malcoiiii
'
(':nn"l)"ll
raeeil
li'Tr
tin
sands
in
Wales,
?H
,oai,
ng'i
torlay
at
112.71
miles
an
hour
to
beat
his
19''4
mark
of
148.10
in
p
h.
In
1935.
at
Utah
Salt
Reds,
he
became
thc
first
man
to
travel
more
than
300
m.p.h.
on
land.
i
...
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
luck
next
time,
fellows;
that's
day
game.
rn-a-.cmit.s
wi'h
the
Rial
,
opeh
Third
Avcnu"
John
Bulqcr
Ltd.
fishing!
In
the
Nalioi.ai
I.ea
-e
rhila-
at
Ran
Dic-n.
'
dc.phia
pbys
host
to
Milwaukee
Veteran
Vern
Klnd'-fit'v
r
t.-lfl
in
a
twi-nighl
twin
bill,
St.
Louis
hurl
for
the
Rain
cr.s
a'::
'ur'
Wf
m
lives
to
New
York
for
a
night
Pa:u-t-'
yiMim;
left
Inmlcr
M'sii'.
4
I
AB
B
II
Pet.
I
Hera
is
the
identification
as
2(7
43
It9
.333
requested
on
a
yery
pretty
red-
261
39
66
X:6
gold,
black-spotted
fish
recently
3L'3
73
104
.322
caught
in
numbers
at
Seal
Co.e;
5
J
1
SfcNP5M!lkf
I'cll.
Cos
Cioodman.
Bos
...
Mino.iO,
Chi
Vernon,
Was
game,
Cincinnati
is
in
Pittsburgh
m4
.355
55
113
.318
this
is
another
of
thc
numerous
at
night
and
Chicago
Is
at
Broo.,-
lyn
for
an
afternoon
contest.
Mantle,
NY
302
68
Runs:
Minoso,
73.
Runs
batted
in:
Rosen
83
.318
sub-species
of
th-3
Rock-fishes
and
Is
called
Eacaccio
because
of
Clcvc-
its
large-
but
not
unshapely
1
mouth.
He
is
a
very
ready
biter,
FOR
FOR
Luna.
Ton!
inrl's
Pc.T'r''"
p;-i-
Sic-rainenfo
.j
-!'-'.
an
rx-le.nii-
.
mate,
Joe
Hr.'
ii,
-Iucmi
'.
unload
on
IVm
Hie
v.iv
1
.
?
dil
,
on
I
ns
A.ircU
i
I'n
'l.'.v.
Jit
hit.
tire?
or.nic:.
v.
seven
inuln-r
t'pi"
a
vin
I.
th'
Angeli.
He
was
1'
k-d,
'tk
n-p-v
'
ed.
Not
at
the
umpires,
tut
at
the
official
r.-.ircr.
.toe,
;.,
n't
g)v-;:i
a
hit
r:i
his
t
tr'p
U
the
opener
with
Hie
scorer
Last
Night's
Fighfs
By
The
AssMcmirU
Pics
Brooklyn:
Randy
Sand;,
155,
New
York,
outpointed
Lee
Sala,
160'2,
Donora,
Pa.,
in.
New
Orleans:
Del
Flanagan,
147,
St.
Paul,
outpointed
AI
i'el-legrini,
150,
New
Orleans,
10.
Chatham,
N.B.:
Yvon
Dubclle,
165,
Baie
Ste.
Anne,
N.B.,
awarded
decision
over
Joey
Gi
jeco,
160.
Jersey
City,
N.J..
4
Clrcco
for
his
size
he
makes
a
fair
skirmish,
and
is
a
good
food
fish
like
all
rock-fish.
Before
you
ruin
an
expensive
fly
line
on
rusty
guides
that
the
salt
water
has
corroded,
spend
a
little
time
and
money
on
the
installation
of
chromium-plated
guides;
also
remember
that
a
glass
rod
will
give
mucli
better
serviee
than
any
other
kind,
if
used
in
ocean
work.
In
trolling
particularly,
fibre-glass
will
bounce
back
straight
with
no
sign
of
a
set
after
many
tussles
land,
77.
Hits:
Kuenn,
Detroit,
113.
Doubles:
Kell,
28.
Triples:
Rivera,
Chicago,
7.
Home
runs:
Rosen,
23.
Stolen
bases:
Rivera,
17.
Pitching:
Lopat,
New
York,
10-1.
.909.
Strikeouts:
Pierre,
Chicago,
97
SPORTSMAN'S
PIGESTV
TROPHY
FISH
HEADS
refused
to
answer
bell.
opjoA.Annr.T
Fred
E.
Dcvdie
with
heavy
fish.
The
wallod
city
of
Ravenna,
Italy,
was
a
Roman
naval
s.alion
on
the
Adriatic
in
the
lime
ol
Agustus.
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Ilulliiins
r.iue
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m
i
rii'iiv
.
REMOVE
EYES
REMOVE
'
FLESH
AND
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IMPROVED
ECONOMICAL
A
simple
way
to
rinse
a
linen
line
In
fresh
water
is
to
pass
the
end
through
the
eye
of
a
heavy
sinker,
drop
it
in
a
pail
of
clean
water,
then
draw
It
off
the
spool
on
to
the
line
drier.
When
purchasing
casting
line
for
that
up-country
trip,
specify
hard-braid
GILLS
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a
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ed
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sooner,
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and
rested.
Fiying
lime
frum
P
t
rod
nor
absorb
a
lot
of
water;
the
newest
typos
of
very
limp
mono-filament
nylon
will
work
well
on
the
ordinary
spool-type
casting
reel,
but
do
not
expect
good
results
from
Ihe
wiry
stuff
that
is
best
used
for
leaders.
.
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3':
h-s.
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SRJKU.tr""
open
with
a
stick
during
treats
ment.
remove
when
finished.
Prepare
head
as
above,
then
soak
in
a
solution
of
3
formalin
and
a3
water
for
3
days.
then
rinse
well
with
clean
water
before
soaking
in
a
fresh
formalin
solution,
ixed
as
before,
for
2
oa
vs.
then
rinse
again
and
let
drv
a
week
or
two.
finish
with
3
coats
of
shellac.
let
each
coat
dry
before
the
next
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