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Cardi lnals Hold Lead Although Brooks Fina DETROIT FREE PRESS Thursday, July 28. 1949 3 Win MTTE AX. 1120 1 vT-iXh 4 Wow! Look at That DESPITE THE WEATHER National League Box Scores MOTOR CITY SPEEDWAY SMit iff FHILADHLPHIA ST. LOIIS AB A AB A Ashhn.rf 5 3 li 0 3 16 4 Bums End Famine by 7-3 Count Bounce on Cubs; Redbirds Beat Phils Well State Anglers Doing Attention, Visit our new NIGHT Driving Range with the most modern lighting system. nam er.ss 3 2 KlFin.su 3 WsiFT.Ib 4 4 1 I Enn s.lf 4 1 3 a 4 I ich on.rf 4 13 0 .4 F.3h 4 10 1 Nelson.

lb 4 1 Blatr.2b a 1 1 3 3 Bornwy.n 0 1 1 Trinkle.o 2 0 1 1 I). Hire. 2 Jl.onata 1 0 0 Mnnxer.D 3 1 bHollmiK 1 0 0 BY JACK VAN COEVERING Michigan fishermen are doing a good job of staving off the bass in Half-Mile Lake, taken on a red and white popper and flyrod. An enthusiastic letter from Doug Nash in the Upper Peninsula calls attention to Ives Lake, near Big Bay, which, he said, has some tackle-smashing lake trout mid-summer slump in angling. Totals 36 11 24 8 Total 31 7 27 Now Serving WINE LIQUORS BEER Catches of bluegills, bass, and in it.

The Chocolay, from Its mouth clear up to Silver Creek, is real good. The Yellow Dog is tricky, but the fish are there. That is off Highway 550, and best after mid-July. Try a hopper on that stream. Doug said inland lake fishing is good on Lake Independence at Big Bay.

Pike, walleyes, bass and perch, in the lakes near Gwinn and in Lake Michigamme, are giving anglers lots of fun. i perch are good. Even trout fish ing is holding up remarkably PLAY tiOLF BY DAY RIVER BANK GOLF CLUB Northwestern Hiehway at 11 Mile Rd. TAOLES Trte Press Wire Services The St. Louis Cardinals took full advantage of Hank Borowy's wildness to push across six runs in the first two innings and claim a 7-3 triumph over the Philadelphia Phillies.

Borowy walked five men in the first two frames and- all five scored. Two home runs accounted for the runs off Cardinal Hurler Red Munger, who was credited with his ninth victory of the season. Mriiek out for Trinkle in sixth, billed out for Konstanty in ninth. Philadelphia OOO 201 OO 3 St. Louis 330 000 10 7 W.

Jones. Blattner. Srhoendlenst 2. Klein 2. Slmichter.

Pier-inc, Moncrr. Seminirk. Klein 2. RBI Northe.r. Nelnon.

Mutinl 3. Blattner 2, Jones. ttUvUno. 2B Muhial. Northey.

HK Blattjier. Jones. DP Glaviano. Sehoendient and Nelson: SrhoendienKt and Nelson 2: D. Rire and SehoendienHt.

LB Philadelphia 9, Louis 8. BR Borowy 6. Munser 3. Trinkle 1. Konstanty 1.

Munger 5. Konstanty 2. Borowy 3 In i. Trinkle I in 3, Konstanty 3 In 3. LP Borowy.

Attendance 19.WU. BROOKLYN CHICAGO AB A AB A 4 I Ree.e.. 4 14 2 3 2 HrrMti.lf 4 Snide r.rf 4 the 4 THE TRIUMPH KEPT 2 2 0 4 0 5 2 2 2 Hav'tta 10 0 0 2 10 5 10 0 2 4 2 Sauer.lf 4 0 0 10 Pafko.3b 3 1 3 well. Periods of low barometer pressure which precede our frequent storms seem to be least productive. Best fishing is to be had early and late in the day.

Some bass experts report getting most strikes shortly after midnight, especially during this hot weather when they would rather go fishing than try to sleep. ART MORENCY, of Detroit, and Dave Lawson, of St. Clair Shores, are more than enthusiastic about the perch fishing near Lexington. They sent a picture taken by Frank McLaughlin, of Detroit, which showed them holding limit catches of perch. Perch fishing was good off Rubicon Beach, south of Port Hope.

The largest perch for the week was a 16-incher, one pound 12 ounces, caught by Albert Rich, of East Detroit. 1 4 1 4 Furillo.rf 5 CoT.3h 4 B.Edds.c 4 4 Palica.p 0 cardinals a game and a half in front of the Brooklyn Dodgers, who snapped a four-game losing streak, their longest of the season, with a 7-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. 1 12 Reirh.lb 4 19 1 Oil Owen.c 3191 0 0 0 Ionard.n 2 111 good news for golfers! Gorman Woods 5.95 Gorman Irons 3.95 Ilaoker.D aMaurh 0 0 0 0 Kuxli.ri 0 0 0 0 hH.Ed'ds 1 Total 37 11 27 5 Totals Mi 9 27 13 a Walked for Hacker in seventh. bStruck out for Kuh in ninth. rHied out for (iu-tine in ninth.

There's a definite schedule fishermen should follow if they want to find the best that each day has to offer. John Alden Knight lists the most productive hours in the Solunar Tables. Major Periods are shown in boldface type. These begin at the times shown and last for an hour and a half or two hours. The Minor Periods, in regular type, are of shorter duration.

The table below is reprinted from last Sunday for the benefit of fishermen planning week-end trips. Minor Major Minor Major Friday 3:20 9:35 3:45 Saturday 4:0.5 10:20 4:30 Sunday 10:40 4:55 11:10 5:20 Don Newcombe struck out 10' while giving up nine hits, but! needed help from Erv Palica, when he wobbled in the ninth. Homers! by Gil Hodges and Bruce Edwards Brooklyn 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 1 7 1 0 0 0 1 0 II I 3 featured the Dodgers' 11-hit as-' Kee.e Hermunoki. Snider. Robin son.

Hodees. B. Edward. Jeffeoat. Keieh.

Owen. Smallev, fox. RBI Herman-ski 2. lliariees 3. Ranmholtz.

Snider. Jeff- coat. B. Kdwards. Reich.

2B Robinson. i VXZlfiM Vlii Small-mouth bass fishing is picking up along the Huron shore, WW? Snider. Hodres. 3B Jeffeoat 2. Herman-ski.

HR Hodges. B. Edwards. Reich. SB Reese.

Pafko. LB Brooklyn 10. fhi-raeo 9. BB Leonard 5. Kush 1.

Newcombe 2. Leonard 6. Hacker 1. Newcombe 10. Leonard 7 in (none out in 7th Newcombe 9 in SVft.

Hacker 1 in 1. Kush 3 in 2. Palica none in HP LP Leonard. Attendance 30.262. BARGAINS IN ated Press Wirephoto Shortstop Al Dark (2), of Boston, is off his feet and looks at the ball (arrow) as it travels into eenterfield on a wild throw by Pitcher Vern Bickford.

Cincinnati's Harry Walker slides into second. The Braves defeated the Reds in 13 innings, 9-7. sault on Loser Dutch Leonard Warren Hacker and Eml Kush. The New York Giants saved fifth place by defeating Pittsburgh, 8 to 3, on the brilliant relief pitching of Kirby Higbe, an ex-Pirate. Higbe replaced Clint Hartung in the fifth and gave up only four hits the rest of the way.

If the Giants had loft, Pittsburgh would have moved ahead of them into fifth position A five-run seventh inning in which Bob Chesnes was routed did the trick for the Giants with Wes Westrura's three-run homer the big blow. The Boston Braves came from behind to score three in the ninth NEW "YORK PITTSBURGH AM A AB A Gorman "Highlander" clubs are exceptional values with such important features as lively step-down shafts, hardhitting persimmon and chrome -plated forged-iron heads, leather grips. Wilson "Squire" golf balls are noted for their 3 0 3 5 5 111 5 2 0 0 Hono.l 4 3 5 2 3 0 5 0 Mize.l 1 13 1 Kiner.l 4 1 3 1 2 1 2 0 aH'sm'n 0 0 0 1 Irvin.r 1 0 0 1 3 1 3 Kojek.s 4 2 4 2 15 3 1 4 2 4 0 1 0 RartV.n 2 111 2 I AO. 11 FOR BATT. 11 Higbe.p 2 10 0 0 fasev.o OO00 cWalker 0 in deeper water.

Dr. Arthur Mackewicz, of Detroit, reported what was perhaps the most unusual catch of all: A 13-inch whitefish, caught on worms and spinner in Lake St. Clair, opposite 15 Mile Road. Whitefish used to be caught quite frequently in those waters, but this is the first one reported for years. ST.

CLAIR MUSKY fishermen are still trying hard to recapture the world record there. Since Cal Johnson landed that big one up in Minnesota, they have had to raise their sights. Roger and Julius Parmentier, of Detroit, caught a 20 and a 87-pounder respectively in Lake St. Clair. Each one had a lamprey attached, which indicates another threat to the future of these big fish in St.

Clair waters. Fishing in inland lakes is hold- and finally topped Cincinnati in Totals 37 13 27 1 Totals 33 9 27 9 aRan for Marshall in seventh, htironnrieri out for Chambers in seventh. long wear and "pep1 li innings, 9 to 7, on Marv Rickert's two-run homer off Bud Lively. McKaig's Four-Hitter Blanks Batt. 4, 6-0 BY GEORGE FUSCAS Little Bill McKaig's four-hitter brought Batt.

11 a 6-0 shutout triumph over Batt. 4 Wednesday, while half of the six-game opening playoff round In the Firemen's League was postponed. offer big savings at 3 for 1.69. 6.75 dozen. rWalke.l for Casey In ninth.

New York' O0I OOO 502 8 Pittsburgh OOO 20O 001 3 Thompson 2. Thom-on. Hausmann, Gordon. PiiKney. Westrum 2.

Hopp. West-lake. Walker. Rieney. RBI I.ockman 2.

lioj'k Rieney. West rum 3. Thomson. lasticlione. 2B Kiner.

Gordon. 3B Thomsoti. HR Westrum. SB Thompson. DP Marshall and Mize: Basgall and Chuck Bernard Coach at Auburn I li Easy-rolling caddy cart takes a load off your McKaie fanned 10 and issued PREWAY 2 BURNER GASOLINE CAMP STOVE value $8.25 iflopp: Gordon.

Thompson and Mie; kie- HO UGH TON, MiCh. (JP) ney. Thomson and Mile 2. LB Ne- York i. 1'ittnbnrEh 9.

BB Chesnes 2. Chuck Bernard, former Lniversityi nartline Hlebr 4. chambers 1. asev i. of Michigan All-America center, besnes 2.

Hiebe 3. tasey 1. Hartunc i in Hicbe 4 in i-A. hesnes resigned as coach at Michigan! in chambers 1 in Casey 3 in Tech for a similar football job pb TitzGeraid. wp HiEbe.

lp Chesnes. Attendancr Auburn. shoulders. Meta con- in I A seven walks, but managed to stay out of trouble. His mates gave him the winning run in the fourth, when Jim Stevenson tripled and John Pelarchio doubled.

struction folds to fit in Forty Midgets Seek Mid-Year Speed Title I jing up well, but fishermen tend i i i. i your car or locker. 5.V5 BOSTON CINCINNATI i AB A AB II A Holmes.rf 1 2 0 Walker.rf 3 111 tankv.2b 2 10 0 0 0 Sisti.lf 3 14 0 I.lvely.p 10 2 0 BATT. 11, pace-setter in the gaVlT Charles 81 midget league throughout the" oni seJon. raked Marv Melanson E.A??." Rickcrt.if 3 2 11 Low rey.lf 4 14 0 ti-joMdces 10 hits while registering their 11th "'JV "yT: R.Eirt.3b 5 3 1 2 Lifler.3b 3 Kyan.3b 1 0 3 3 1 2nd Floor Grand Rivr A Phone WO 3-5100 7 7 A record entry of 40 cars is victory against one defeat.

Melan- special $5.95 Lake. expected to challenge Carl tor-json fanned 13 and walked one. 7 4 1 berg's rule over the 4G-lap events: t. Sauer.cf 2 1 3 ooper.c 7 1 Reiser, rf 2 1 1 1 Met er. lb 4 18 0 6 1 Park.ss 3 4 2 0 randall.c 3 13 1 Hatton.3h 3 1 Salkeld.c 2 3 1 Corbitt.2b 3 Bickfd.p 4 1 1 3 2 Batt.

2 staged a three-run up Thursday in the annual lU-mne i Supply Limited WESLEY KUBLK, of caught a 22 -inch large-mouth; jm If mid-season midget auto cham- Potter. 0 lttn 2 0 0 2 Erautt.p 0 ".7 -f rising in the sixth to edge Batt. 5. 6 to 5. Dom Persichini scored the winning run on Dick Morgan's infield hit.

In the only other playoff game to get by the weatherman, Batt. 6 rolled over Batt. 12, 14 to 6, on Totals 4lH 13 39 21 Total 30 1 2 39 1 1 Rnttnn OOO OOl 033 OOO 2 FORBERG WON the 40-lap feature which closed the 1947 season, then came back last year Genuine Thermos Kit contains two 1 qt. bottles and metal sandwich box in handy 0O2 019 040 OOO Cincinnati ot I "2. LowrVy 2.

to win both the mid-summer and leatherette carrying case Klu-zewski. Merrimun. F. Sauer. Fleteher.

SnlUelrt. Dark 2. RBI K. Elliott 4. Riek- 1 0.95 value $13.00 special season iinal a wuu seven-run spree in me tnira.

features. Falco Campana was the winner Two Los An-; on a five-hitter, despite seven geles drivers, errors by his teammates. Gordon i ert 3. Rtiiter. Fleteher.

Cooper 3. l-nwret 2. Ada'jis. Merriman. 2B Rirkert.

Wa'ker. Adams. KliiHzekki. HKi Klliott 2. Rirkert.

SB Walker. Fletcher 2. Bloodworth. I.owrey. Lively.

I I Stallkiio. orbitt and Bloodworth. l.B Boston lo. Cincinnati 13. BB Bick-! ford 5.

(i. F.lliott 2. Putter 1. Vaniier Meer i 1. Krault 2.

Lively 2. Bickford 3. 1 I'otter I. Klliott 1. Vanrier Meer 3.

i Lively 2. Bickford 6 in 7la. Potter 2 Ilik .1 Mall and Phone Orders Sandlot Scores FEDERATIOX WEDNESDAY'S REStXTS CLASS St. F.lizaheth Moeller 3. firoftse Pointe 10.

Leftys o. Post 150.) 9. Dukes O. Trojans S. Koestlin 2.

Sterling 5, Walway 1. CLASS Shamrock's 6. Aleer 3. Beaiichamps 9. Teamsters 0.

FIREMEN'S EAGLE (First nlavoff round) Ratt. It. Batt. 12 Batt. 2 Batt.

(o) rt. Batt. (II) K. Batt. (4) 0.

AMERICAN' LEGION Faust 7. Learned 1. Alser 13. Pulaski 4. (irnsse Pointe 2.

Phillips 1. Harper-VanDyke 9. Riley 0 (forfeit). New York Central 1 mini 3. Police Elson 0 (forfeit).

Vincent 4. Stitt 3. College Park 10. Hamtramck Falcons 9. and Mel Han-j THE FI.NAL regular-season ac-son, are enter- tion in Classes and saw two ed in the cham-1 teams qualify for the playoffs and pionship event.

another lose all hope of joining They currently the title chase next week, lead the Mis- ft. Sppfcpr i in JT.Miott 4 in manner yieer in i Krnnrt nunp in 1. Rlackwell 3 in none. Lively 2 in 5. WP i.

Klliott. LP Lively. Attendance 3.401. i i. fcliiMWtfdllirfW(ll1lfr I siss.ppi Valley; circuit and will, be making their first an-; Class each qualified, Grosse Pornte stopping Leftys, 10 to 5, and Post 505 getting through on a forfeiture by Dukes.

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JI5.95 only the 12 fastest cars will compete in the championship race, In addition to the feature, a 20-! lap semifinal has been scheduled, and JI8.S5 Mrs. Ross F. DeBolt gained her third victory of the season in the rvin T3 Til Vkmsyivamia7 J) TIRES Time trials for the program will TIRES wecKiy njuuittiiicixu u-jr I con tv. fircf line a 44-4387 over the Pontiac 4 o. event following at 8:15.

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