Indians Defeat Pulaski 10 To 4 Behind Goodin
The Decatur Indians defeated Pulaski 10 to 4 at Legion Field behind lefty Charlie Goodin who earned his third win of the season. Goodin allowed 10 hits and struck out seven as Decatur jumped on Pulaski early with five first inning runs and added three more in the second. Sparkman and Jones led the offense with multiple triples and RBIs, while Breeding and Freeman also contributed. The Indians face Florence Fairers at Fair Park in Florence Saturday night.
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Barons Suffer Defeat Again By Travelers
In New Orleans Gair Allie homered off Al Sima to spark a 3-2 victory and stretch the Pelicans lead to 1.5 games over the Barons. Mobile romped Nashville 11-4. Atlanta lost eighth straight to Memphis 6-5. Little Rock beat Birmingham 3-2.
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Australians, Americans lead London Grass Courts entries
Ten Australians and seven Americans among 50 overseas players entered in the London Grass Courts Championships at Queen's Club. Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor of Australia seeded to meet in the finals. Strongest American challengers include Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas, with Eric Sturgess from South Africa as another contender.
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Yankees Stay In Front As Bosox Hang Close
Casey Stengel leads the Yankees to another first place position after a 12 of 15 stretch as they open a four game set with Cleveland. Tom Morgan pitched a three hit shutout of Detroit while Hank Bauer hit his seventh homer and Bob Cerv added three straight hits. Sid Hudson’s relief helped edge the Browns 7-5 as Cleveland holds a half game back with a 7-4 win over Washington. Chicago moves to fourth with a 10-4 win over Philadelphia as St Louis and Brooklyn clash with a high scoring 15-10 game.
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Hicks Edges Merchants 11-10 in City Softball Thriller
Hicks Chevrolet topped the Decatur Merchants 11 10 as Southern Bell beat Chemstrand 5 4. Hoyt Alvis started the eighth inning rally for Southern Bell with a walk and Nolan Sanders delivered the go ahead run. Hicks moved into second place with the win while Southern Bell moved up to second with the late rally.
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Baseball Leaders Highlight Sauer and Rosen in Early Season Stats
National batting leader Sauer of Chicago hits .345 with 70 hits and 59 runs batted in 18 home runs while pitcher Roe of Brooklyn is 5 0 with a 1 000 era. DiMaggio leads American batting with .337 and Rosen and Dropo tie for 36 RBIs. Shantz of Philadelphia sits at 10 1 with a .909 ERA.
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