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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1950

Page

11

DiMaggio Reaches 2000 Hits as Musial Hits 1500

Joe DiMaggio collects two hits and three RBIs to pace the Yankees 8 2 victory over the Indians. Stan Musial notches his 1500th major league hit as St Louis falls 3 2 to the New York Giants.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Joe DiMaggio Stan Musial Dimag Joe New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Washington Detroit Yankees Tigers Stan New York Giants St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Redbirds Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Phillies Chicago White Sox Phils Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Browns Ned Garver Lou Brissie Philadelphia Athletics Chicago Cubs Braves Dimaggio Luke Appling White Sox Wally Moses Athletics Appling Moses Ty Cobb Cleveland Ed Lopat Lopat

P G A Opens At Columbus As Snead Watches

Columbus Ohio June 21 AP a murmur spread at Scioto Country club that Sam Snead the top money winner and defending champion may be slipping as qualifying rounds of the P G A championship opened 129 qualifiers teeing off for 63 match play berths. The field will be cut after 36 holes with Friday through Tuesday play to decide the title and a 40000 purse.

Columbus Ohio Scioto Country Club Sam Snead Snead Lloyd Mangrum Johnny Palmer Dick Ferrier Dutch Harrison Ray Hill Chicago Sambo Scioto Bobby Jones Mangrum Dave Douglas Wilmington Del Henry Picard Cleveland

Baseball Leaders Snapshot From AP As of Latest Standings

National League batting leaders include Musial of St. Louis at .364 and Robinson of Brooklyn at .360. Slaughter and Musial lead triples with six and five respectively, Campanella and Kiner tied for most runs with fourteen.

Associated Press Musial St. Louis Robinson Brooklyn Slaughter Hlame Camparella Kiner Pittsburgh Kell Detroit Dropo Boston Dillinger Philadelphia Doerr Henrich New York Williams Rosen Cleveland

College Baseballer Hid Out on Coach Got Trapped by Golf

Michigan State first baseman Ted Maupin skipped practice to play golf. He told Coach John Kobs a story about extra study, made a hole in one, and feared suspension. Kobs remained silent, handling the situation with quiet restraint.

Chicago Ted Maupin Michigan State Ted John Kobs Maupin Kobs Joe McCarthy John

Wills Assigned to Vincennes in Mississippi-Ohio Valley Loop

Bill Wills a 1950 Grand Tower high school graduate signed by the St. Louis Browns has been assigned to the Vincennes Indiana club in the Mississippi-Ohio Valley league. He informed his parents Mr and Mrs Guy Wills of Grand Tower. Wills trained at Baxley Georgia with Jack Milster who will join Kingsport Tennessee in the Appalachian league.

Bill Wills Grand Tower St. Louis Browns Vincennes Ind Wills Guy Wills Jack Milster Clarence Milster Browns Baxley Milster Kingsport Tenn

Du Quoin Lions Extend Lead in Trico Teen-age League

Du Quoin Lions crushed Steeleville 11 2 to stay undefeated in the Trico Teen-age League and run their win streak to five. Grand Tower won 7 5 at Pinckneyville, Murphysboro edged Dowell 8 7 in 10 innings, and Neunert 3 0 over Carbondale as top contenders close in. Don Degenhardt went 5 for 5 for Du Quoin, raising his season average to .783. No games next Sunday due to makeups amid frequent postponements.

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Centralia Builds 2 1/2 Game Lead in League

Centralia surpassed Mattoon 6-4 to stretch its Mississippi-Ohio Valley lead to two and a half games. Bill Ecklund earned win number eight as Centralia piled 11 hits. The Sterlings totaled 16 hits against two Mattoon pitchers. West Frankfort fell to Paris 10-8, Paducah beat Vincennes 6-5, Mt Vernon and Springfield weathered a rainout. rematches are set tonight.

Centralia Mattoon Bill Ecklund Sterlings West Frankfort Paris Lakers Paducah Vincennes Mt. Vernon Springfield We Pet

Big League Standings and Results Highlight Patch

standings show Brooklyn leading with 33 wins and a .623 winning percentage followed by St Louis and Philadelphia. yesterday results include Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 2 and Chicago 4 Boston 3 in 10 innings. todays schedule lists multiple doubleheaders and single games across the league.

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

First Methodists Dominate Christians In Murphysboro Softball

Charles Pippin pitched a three hitter for the First Methodists as they beat Christians 10 to 1 in Murphysboro Church League junior softball. Moore had three hits in three at bats to spark the win, with Methodists wasting no time building a 3-0 lead.

Charles Pippin Murphysboro Church Longfellow Diamond Pippin Moore

Hofmann Jr.. Syracuse Chiefs Name New President

William F Hofmann Jr 37 becomes president of the Syracuse Chiefs of the International League succeeding his father who died in his sleep at 65. The former secretary treasurer business manager takes over the post after the father’s death in Syracuse New York.

Dad Syracuse N. Y William F. Hofmann, Jr Syracuse Chiefs International League

Open Forum Supports Boudreau Right On Beating Second Division

The column recalls Lou Boudreau’s claim that Cleveland Indians would win the pennant by beating weaker teams. It analyzes 1948–49 patterns showing how second division runs shape final standings, with Tigers Cardinals Dodgers Yankees Braves and others posted against weaker clubs. It notes close recent races and hints at pitcher use strategy.

Lou Boudreau Cleveland Indians Indians Detroit Tigers Yankees Tigers Athletics White Sox Browns Senators Red Sox Cardinals Dodgers Giants Pirates Cubs Reds Braves Philadelphia Washington Chicago St. Louis Cardinal Phils Brooklyn Cleveland New York Boston Cards Roe Pittsburgh

Senators Top Tigers 4-2 Behind Yost Three RBI Hit

Eddie Yost drove in three runs with a single and his eighth homer as Washington defeated Detroit 4-2. Chico Marrero limited the Tigers to four hits to give the Senators the upset win over the league leaders.

Chico Marrero Tigers Cuba Washington Fred Hutchinson al Evans Eddie Yost Giants Cards West Westrum Sheldon Jones Brooklyn Cincinnati Gil Hodges Ellis Kinder Walt Dropo Red Sox Kinder Mel Parnell Dropo Ted Williams Boston Earle Combs Joe McCarthy Roy Sievers Dick Kokos Browns Athletics Hank Sauer Bob Ramazzotti Cubs Braves Russ Meyer Phils Pirates Senators Detroit

Porter Girls Rally Past Christopher Cubs 9-6

Murphysboro Porters sisters softball team defeated the Christopher Cubs 9-6 at Christopher Tuesday for their second straight win. The Cubs outhit Porter 11 to 9, but seven Cub errors aided Porter’s victory.

Murphysboro Porter Brothers Christopher Cubs Christopher Cubs

Herrin VFW 6 Benton 2 at Monday night clash

Herrin VFW defeated Benton 6 2 as Lester Yates neared a no hitter. Brown led off with a walk and Adelsberger homered while VFW added four runs in the second. Benton finally broke through with two two-out hits, Hill the only Benton's hitter to solve Yates.

Herrin VFW Benton Lester Fat” Yates Brown Adelsberger Carneghi Colombo Yates Restivo Romani Hill Shaw Bryant Hunter

Consistent Stealer Wyrostek Stole Seven Bases Each Year

Cincinnati outfielder Johnny Wyrostek posted seven stolen bases in each of the last four seasons. He had seven steals in 1946 and 1947 with the Phillies and again in 1948 and 1949 with the Reds, marking a remarkable run of consistency.

Cincinnati Johnny Wyrostek Phillies Reds

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