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   Las Vegas Daily Optic (Newspaper) - August 7, 1952, Las Vegas, New Mexico                                Mexico Satchel Paige Hurls 12 Inning 1 to 0 Shutout Over Detroit Indians Pick Up Games on Yankees Bucs Out of Race By CARL L UNTWIST NEW YORK AUK if It any body finds an unidentified or eft arm laying around in the next Wake Up Te More Comfort Without t function f function M fc u aal this gitat Minor to r d If con Ji tiM Trr mIM by million Mt how many relief from nd t Dui a tmia 1 In I shutout for the Browns over the Tigers in longest shutout of Hie major league season matter much in the Tle seventh were beating tho last But at tlie other i of the axis Indians picked l loaded In he He pave up seven hits in gaining his eighth victory survived a bast jam in the when two runners were forced at the plate and he struck out Con nie Berry to the side It was first Brownie shutout since April 2 A rare by Phil let in two unearned runs for the Sena tors in Hi seventh awd Walt lerson went on to pitch a r striking out 11 batters Washing on made only six hits but cashed in on the error Wynn held tho White Kos to five hits to iain his 13th victory Larry Doby took over the tr Ihi ill foul games in Ilii After ll be no res for I will Ina ini Tuesday was elsewhere in the Wednesday Paige Gets Mr himself Satchel Paige a me on I Yankees them by only three Sox which Nov York CJ to 4 The ed out it the Pi proved what every had known for months that win the They eally ut one of the earliest dates in league records when Car trimmed them twice 7 to 2 in 10 innings and to 2 The Cubs he Iddi to 3 The Phils nid Braves were rained out of along with the single game Paige won his duel with Virgil Trucks and Hal White when Boo Nieman hit a HOMEMAKERS NATIONWIDE SHEETS 99 COLORED SHEETS PERCALE First Quality SHEETS 175 698 pr Yellow 73 x 181 x 108 and blue 638 pr Truly luxurious Come fed that soft sleep texture Yon can really feel the quality of these fine fully combed percales Harry up now at SAVINGS I NATIONWIDE COLORED SHEETS 558 81 x 108 Yellow Green anil Blue Tillow Case a v IDS 118 pr 518 pr PENCO SHEETS Extra So soft and smooth textured FINAL ON WOMENS SUITS ttT FINAL CLEARANCE ON WOMENS DRESSES Cottons and nylon only American League lead for homer with 24 and for runs balled in with 78 Mis tworun round tripper war the big Cleveland blow The Keds suffered their first loss under Holers Hornsby when the Cobs came from behind to score in the sixth The Cardinals won the opener the Pirates when tin scored 5 runs In tho second game Cloyd Boyor pitched bail for seven innings until Pittsburgh picked up its only runs in tho eighth and ninth Wednesdays Star Batch Mr Unbelievable Paige who pitched a 1 to 0 victory for the Browns over the Tigers in the longest shut out game in the majors this year Pro Football Loop Teams Training All Strengthened NEW YORK Aug 7 Ifl The National Football League hit full stride Thursday with each if the J2 teams strengthened and Coach Paul Brown oj Cleveland on i rampage is as explosive a mixture as can get without using blasting Coach Joe Stydahar and his Los Angeles Rams lit a fuse for 1952 when they winning the 1951 championship Clevelands title at five by 2417 But Brown covets re 1 never have been more serious or more determined about anything n my life than regaining the eham Brown said this week as he drove his men through u ough blocking and tackling drill at Ohio Being anything but champion is no good Its not fun The new Browns will be good but he New York Giants in particular re aching to take a fall out of hem The Giants have had a good enough record for the past two soa ons to win the American confer ence titles but Coach Steve Owens club was both times be cause the Browns arc in the same division Other factors that indicate an in and 1952 campaign The circuit has made mere nearly a national league by mov ing one of its clubs from New York which wont support two pro teams to the Southwest where football ranks with cattle and oil Jimmy Phelan who coached the New York Yanks last Will guide the new Dallas entry Joe Kuharich who ied the Uni versity of San Francisco to an un beaten season in 1951 starts his pro coaching career as new head of the Chicago Cardinals The Pittsburgh Steelers have traded Johnny Micheloson and the single wing for Joe Bach and the T formation Its the start of a new football era in the steel city where the late Jock Sutherland made sport history with husky vania boys and the single wing Service calls and injuries may strike any and all of the teams For instance Hams sent 1 i play ers to Dallas this spring in a deal to get center Les Richter but the star is scheduled to be drafted after the Aug Ij all star game at Chicago And the Philadelphia al ready have lost halfback Steve Van Buren the leagues leading ground gainer probably for the season Van Buren dislocated his loft knee on the second play of the teams first scrimmage n L ii r Eastern Net Play Baseball Scores u By The AMERICAN LEAGUE N w York Cleveland Soston Philadelphia Chicago Louis Detroit Remits Cleveland 7 Chicago 1 St Louis 1 Detroit 0 Washington 6 New York 4 Boston at Philadelphia ppd am Thursdays Schedule New York 57 and Mc Donald 331 at Washington Mare 76 and Johnson two gamss Boston Trout 88 and Nixon 33 it Philadelphia C3 and two games Detroit Wight 65 at St Louis Bearden night Only games Hambletonian Delayed N Y Aug 7 IK The Hambletonian Stakes already delayed one day because of rain faced another possible postpone ment Thursday because of tho washed out condition of Good Time Park ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR If not your back This STRONG fungicide SLOUGHS OFF the outer akin tc buried fungi Killi it on contact Qet instant drying at any drug Today at DRUG STORE w 03 00 55 55 61 54 45 ci Ml 3 545 5 528 BM 513 8 505 9 343 16 NATIONAL LEAGUE Team w York St Louis 77 Chicago Pet CD 880 622 582 9 535 14 505 17 420 410 17 275 42 Delayed by Rain SOUTH N J Aug T if matches In singles highlighted by a meeting Dick of Grange M J and young Aussie are on top day when competition is resumed n the Eastern grass courts tennis Thursdays schedule Is the same as that originally planned or Wednesday when rain prevented all ilay only 17 years old earned with another Aussie of the ame age Lewis Hoad to beat Savitt and Mulloy of Mi ami doubles in one of the big gest upsets of the recent Wimble ion tournament Other leading mens matches are Frank of Australia vs Harold Burrows of Va Billy Talbert f New York vs Gustavo Palafox if Mexico and Art Larson of San Calif vs Noel Brown of Los Angeles In quarterfinal matches in wom ens singles Wimbledon champion Connolly of San Diego aces Ramirez of Mexico and farmer Wimbledon champion Brough of Beverly Hills Mrs Nancy Chalfee Kiner ol aim Springs Wednesdays Results Chicago 5 Cincinnati 3 St Louis 73 Pittsburgh 22 Brooklyn at New York ppd rain Philadelphia at Boston ppd rain Schedule Brooklyn 111 and Wade 118 at New 92 and Hearn or Jansen day and night Philadelphia Roberts 166 and Dres MO at Boston Bickford 710 and Wilson twinight St Louis Clark 00 at lati Perkowski night Only games MINOR RESULTS West Mexico Amarillo 5 Albuquerque 4 Clovis 3 Borger 2 Lanusa 67 Lubbock 125 Pampa 10 Abilene 1 Longhorn Learue Roswell 3 Sweetwater 2 Midland 8 Big Spring 2 Odessa 5 San Angelo 4 Vernon 9 Artesia 8 League 9 Chihuahua 1 Tucson 8 El Paso 6 Juarez 11 5 Pacific Coast League Seattle 9 Sacramento 0 Los Angeles 1 Hollywood fl San Diego 4 San Francisco 0 Oakland 8 Portland 3 Western League Wichita 3 Colorado Springs 1 Denver 14 Lincoln 6 Sioux City 12 DCS Moines 6 Omaha 13 Pueblo 12 10 innings Todays Sports By OSCAR FRALEY OVER ATLANTIC To Nqw York Aug 7 IIB Retrospect comes easy as you bore through the heavens for home I know I shall never forget the moment when the man called Paavo Nurmi dashed out of the past to light the Olympic torch That is one of my four greatest thrills in a busy decade of record ing the feats of muscular marvels One of the biggest was on an October afternoon at Field when a burly young hurler came within one pitch of baseball im mortality You remember Floyd Bevans and bow no was one strike away from the first gamu in World Series his tory whan an aging little man named Cookie Lavagetto stepped up and bounced one off the wall It would be hud to sur pass the of guy named BCB awl Merlons tortuous acres it Phil adelphia in 1950 Little Ben shortly less than two years before had been the kingpin of the fairways then he almost lost his life in an auto accident Nobody thought that Hogan could win his future let alone the U S Open again So you knew it was one of the best sports feats youd ever see as Hogan hobbled over the fairways summer Football Said No Longer Played As Team Game By ED SAINSBURY CHICAGO Aug 6 If Ku harich said Wednesday that foot iaU his vocation and avocation is no longer a team game It used to be he said Back when I was playing in college it Aas a team game A player had o be at a certain place at a cer ain time and so on But now its matching individu il abilities against individual abili ies as part of team play Kuharich is a football perfection st and his insistence upon hard vork and conditioning as part of he game has caused him to lose ome prospects from his Chicago Cardinals training camp roster Well be in good shape for the Mason It nothing else he said But the boys reported in pretty good condition and now theyll stay that way Kuharich prepared for the cam aign harder than any of his play ers He took the job in January then hes studied every Car linal game movie available chart the actions of every player and has come up with some conclu Jts a matter of mistakes in fool iall now he said Everybody as got material good enough win Iri material all the teams are so evenly matched that on one Sun lay you can beat somebody and the next Sunday theyll come back and beat you just because ol mistakes Kuharich cited last years Cardi l game with Cleveland as an ex ample The Cardinals must have made 5 serious mistakes he said and the Browns earned only one But they won 45 to 21 Kuharich denied that he goes n for movies like a lot of other coaches I just spend two or three hours day looking at pic tures he said and we just the boys one same a I dont think Ive seen any lamti of ours more than three times Kuharich 35 weighs between 220 and 230 pounds now far over the weight he earned as a guard at Notie Dame and as player with the Cardinals before the war I dont think I ever weighed over 196 playing and most of the ime in college I was about 185 said Rich Tourney Opens CHICAGO Aug 7 TO greatest stars lacking two big names teed off Thursday at Tarn aiming for the links richest prize the payoff the lowest shooter in the 72 hole World championship to end Sunday to tie for the title and then whipped pain and par again as he captured a gruelling playoff And no matter how many rec ords you will see written into the books nor how gallantly men strive in friendly competition youll always remember with a hit of sadness the night the Brown Bomber was battered to tho floor Joe Louis the man of im mortal invincibility lay there with his shoulders across the ropes and lax features The mantle of had beta tern to tatters by tke sive punches of young Rocky Those throe were the tops un til th c day the XVth Olympiad opened at Helsinki Than another Joined them when as 70000 fans screamed their adulation a free striding figure dashed out of the track and field history books to light the flame of friendly contest To hie Paavo Nurmi had been a vague phantom In the corri of time But 01 you caw him run tround that you knew that everything which had been written was poetry without meter M I ride the In Olympic lUrs I can honor performances and admire their I all their t dual with a chill up my Ml ft la 07 UN I MW Paavo Mw H 0 11 Mra two and a aai tainted enamelled woods MERRY By Walt If we were smart wed get domesticated and have free eats Midland Trips By The Associated Press Midlands designs on second lace in League look letter shape Wednesday night when the Indians Big Spring Keith Nicolls became the loops irst winner when he ripped the Broncs on eight hits 82 for Midlands sixth in a row Roswell continued its climb by edging out 32 in a pitching duel between winner Andy Alonso and Solis The fifth place Rockets are games behind Artesia that club tripped up in a 98 utting duel with Vernon Odessa stretched its lold to a seven games by San Angelo 54 Dangerous Recipe LONDON Aug 7 V BBC broadcast a series of urgent bulle tins Thursday The announcer warned that Ib should not absolutely not the recipe for med broadcast day on a hints for housewives program Mrs Pat Washington conductor of the program had given the for mula as one part carbolic acid to three parts vinegar Doctors im mediately called the broadcasting station to advise that such a potion would be highly to Mrs Washington had neglected to say thit sik parts water should be lidded to the mixture mi race out of the past Ive lost some weight in camp md Ill probably lose more Kuharich ia a football t He outlines one play a day his team and gives his linemen sep arate blocks depending upon the play pattern of the individual oppo nent Then he insists that his play TS execute the play perfectly The only way to cure mistakes lie said is to practice until theres hardly any chanca of making any That could ba tha way for the Cardinals to regain winning form in the National Football League too Tho goldfish is the carp related to AS LOW AS On Modal You Carl Drive the CU til in beauty unmatched risibility ney air borne mileage Drive your car in today for t liberal appraisal TEW MOTOR CO   

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