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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1950

Page

14

Cardinals tie Dodgers for first after Marion's grand slam

Marty Marion delivered a grand slam against Brooklyn as the Cardinals erased an 8-0 deficit. Howard Pollet pitched well as St. Louis won 3-2 to pull even with the Dodgers in the standings. Injuries to Garagiola and Glaviano plagued the Cards in the win.

Abrhpoae Cox Morgan Russell Lf Robinson Furillo Hodges Snider Campanella Roe Brown Podbielan Louis Abrhpoae Glaviano Schoendienst Mousial Lindell Slaughter Marion Diering Garagiola Pollet Brooklyn St. Louis RBI Robinson Ho— Roe

I Club Dinner Set by Carbondale Association

The Carbondale Business Men's Association hosts its annual I Club meeting at the University cafeteria Monday June 5 at 6 30 p m President George Patterson and Secretary A D Brubaker say about 90 Southern Illinois University athletes are expected to attend Abe Martin SIU athletics director will lead the program Burt Innersen SIU football coach will speak at the all sports banquet for the 1949 50 letter winners Monday night The dinner is sponsored by the Carbondale Businessmen's Association.

Carbondale Business Men’s Association George Patterson A. D. Brubaker Southern Illinois University Abe Martin Burt Innersen Illinois Carbondale Businessmen’s Association

Prep Baseball Semis Set After Early Tourney Upends

Elgin, Peoria, Austin and Lyons advanced to the Illinois prep base ball semifinals in Peoria. Austin routed Du Quoin 11 to 1, Lyons beat Granite City 10 to 0, Bloomington fell to Peoria 7 to 4, and Elgin defeated Cathedral of Springfield 3 to 1. Finals under lights scheduled tonight with Elgin vs Peoria and Austin vs Lyons.

Peoria Elgin Austin Lyons Cathedral of Springfield Cathedral Chicago du Quoin Bloomington Granite City

Gridders Meet Screen Players as NFL Draft Opens

Philadelphia June 2 AP owners and coaches of the NFL gather to draft players from defunct teams the Los Angeles Dons Buffalo Bills and Chicago Hornets. The two day meeting will also cover other business with Bert Bell presiding as clubs seek proven gridiron material. Names listed include Hunchy Hoernschemeyer Hank Feldberg Bob Chanpuis Dan Edwards George Strohneyer Johnny Clement Marty Wendell Chet Mutryn Ollie Cline Alton Baldwin Rex Baumgardner Vic Vasicek Glenn Dobbs Burr Baldwin Don Dworsky George Taliaferro Jos ea Rodgers Bob Dobelstein Tom McWilliams Edgar Henke Bob Reinhard.

Philadelphia National Football League Los Angeles Dons Buffalo Bills Chicago Hornets N.F.L Bert Bell Chicago— Hornets Hunchy Hoernschemeyer Hank Feldberg Bob Chanpuis Dan Edwards George Strohneyer Johnny Clement Marty Wendell Buffalo Chet Mutryn Ollie Cline Alton Baldwin Rex Baumgardner Vic Vasic

Chester Swim Pool Set to Open This Saturday

Chester municipal pool opens Saturday at 2 30 p m after a Decoration day one day stand. Season tickets go on sale at Walters Adams Chester Paint Feder Dix DeCrows Boonshaft Katz Victor Downtown Remon stores. Vic Veath Chester Paint sells tickets on a dollar a week installment plan.

Chester’s Eason Walters Store Adams Men’s Store Chester Paint Store Federated Dix Drug Store DeCrows Drug Sundries Boonshafts Department Store Katz Victor Downtown Drugs Remon Motor Vic Veath

Stags win as Tapella and Campbell homer in 13 6 rout

Hank Tapella and Paul Campbell homered for the Herrin Stags who defeated the Benton All-Stars 13 to 6 in a Greater Egyptian Softball League tilt. T J Creek pitched six strong innings allowing six hits as Serati delivered a rare triple to the left field lights. The Stags piled up runs in the first, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh innings while Benton tallied in the first, fifth, and sixth with Truman Hill homering in the sixth. The Stags advance to face the Carbondale Eagles in Carbondale on Monday.

Herrin Stags Hank Tapella Paul Campbell Benton Serati Stags Truman Hill Carbondale Eagles Carbondale Ottolini Crespi Tapella Campbell Faro Morgan Cf Gualdoni Ct Marlow McNana Creek AB Bryant Ct Hunter D. Samples Hill E. Samples Rt Watkins McMorris Sampley C Shaw P Smith

Washington Adds Bonus Player After Quinn Trade

The Washington club finally signed a bonus player in mid May after acquiring Frank Quinn from the Boston Red Sox, ending its status as the sole major league team without a bonus this season.

Frank Quinn Boston Red Sox Washington

Top Bowlers Hold Place in Tournament

In Columbus Ohio on June 2 the top 10 bowlers in the American Bowling Congress tournament remained in their positions after attacks on the alleys. No changes occurred in any division.

Softball League Opens Tuesday at Carbondale

The Carbondale softball league starts Tuesday with Eagles meeting Herrin Stags at 7 30 p m at Community high school field in an Egyptian Softball league contest. Two league games will be planned each Monday through Friday with occasional open dates. schedule lists matchups from June 5 to June 16 and notes team managers for Class A and B divisions.

Carbondale Eagles Herrin Stags Community High School O. K. Bowen National Guards Moose Brown Hardware American Legion Aces Community DeMolay Hogans Attucks Community High Benton Don Raines Russell Taylor D. Williams Harold Halterman National Guard Jim Montgomery George Breedon J. D. Russell Chuck Brown Paul Jones J. C. Owen Jaycees

Major League Standings And Results Snapshot

Current standings show New York leads with 719 games won and Detroit at 22 losses. Yesterday New York defeated Chicago 6 to 5 in 10 innings, St Louis beat Washington 5 to 4 in 12 innings. Cleveland and Boston rainouts and Houston weather not shown. Upcoming doubleheaders and day games listed.

New York Detroit Boston Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati

Cardinals pull into first place with grand slam win

Yesterday’s Stars AP report notes Marty Marion of the Cardinals hit a grand slam with the bases loaded to lift St. Louis to a 5-2 victory over Brooklyn. Howie Pollet allowed five hits in the best pitched game of the day.

Cardinals Marty Marion Shortstop Marty Brooklyn Marier St. Louis Dodgers Marion Eddie Dyer Fred Saigh Eddie Miller Associated Press Howie Pollet

Snider Near Four Homers in Nine Innings Feat

Duke Snider of the Dodgers came within four feet of joining Lou Gehrig as the only player to hit four home runs in a nine inning game. He homered in the first, third and fifth, and a liner in his final at bat fell short by four feet. The column recalls Babe Herman and others who nearly matched Gehrig's mark and while many stars may rise, many may fade as the season unfolds.

Miller Eddie Brooklyn Cardinals Marior Dodgers Howie Pollet Cardinal Marion Howard Brooks Joe Garagiola Tommy Glaviano Garagiola Glaviano Dodger-Cardinal St. Louis Philadelphia Phils Boston Braves Phils Chicago Curt Simmons Jim Konstanty Frank Hiller Sid Gordon Boston Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati New York Reds Ewell Blackwell Giants Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Yankees White Sox Hank Bauer Gerry Coleman Dave Philley Joe Page Allie Reynolds Bob Porterfield St. Louis Browns Washington Seators Wheaters Bob Kuzava Cass Michaels Ced Don Lenhardt Hank Arft Billy Sommers Duke Snider Baseball Lou Gehrig Chuck Klein Pat Seerey Gehrig Snider Babe Herman Tex Carlton Sportsman’s Park Herman

Veterans Struggling While New Stars Rise In Baseball May Standings

The column notes veteran slumps and fading primes in both leagues as Ted Williams slips after a May incident, while Doerr, McCosky, Zermal and others post reduced averages. It cites rising hitters like Doby and Wertz and new pitchers in the American and National Leagues as fresh leaders emerge by May 24.

Ted Williams Boston Senators Williams Doerr McCosky Zermal Joe Die Maggio Boudreau Kinder Page Newhouser Feller Keliner Scarborough Doby Lehner Dropo Wertz McDermott Sisler Snider Jethroe Glaviano Jones Elliott Schoendienst Gordon Reese Marshall Kiner Thomson Furillo Kluszewski Dickson Heintzelman Raffensberger Meyer Pollet Staley Brech

Irish May Have Negro Cager First Time

Notre Dame basketball may include its first colored athlete next season as athletic director Moose Krause anticipates a Negro squad member. The report notes potential concerns about football line depth and mentions other local prep and college sports news.

Notre Dame Moose Krause Frank Leahy Paul MceKinnis Eldorado Murray Max Hooper du Quoin Peoria Indians Chicago Austin Chick” Graves Wayne County Record Roy Gatewood Fairfield Community High School House of Education Roy Chuck Rausch Western Jack Brumm Northern

Fights Last Night Brooklyn Fort Hamilton

Fritzie Pruden won on points over Don Williams in a 146 pound bout. Gene Cartwright and Hersman Harris drew in a 164 pound contest in Charleston. Both bouts featured light action and decisive decision results.

Associated Press Brooklyn Fort Hamilton Fritzie Pruden St. Catharines Ont Don Williams Worcester Mass Charleston W. Va Gene Cartwright 2Layton Ohio Hersman Harris Asheville N. C Drew

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