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BASEBALL NOTES

SPORTS

UNION BREWERS END LEAGUE UNDEFEATED

Trounce Recs. In Last Fixture Of Season

(By “R.O.Y:"*)

In the only league fixture played over the weź week-end, the Union Brewers trounced Recrglo, running out en ihan long. end of an 11-5 scoro, to finish their 1939 campaign with ten straight victories in as many outings. Despite the Brewels hand- some winning margin, the Portugaare boys was as an excellent a fight for four stanzas, but faded away to be disposed of in 1-2-3 order in each of the last three frança

ENGINEERS V. TIGERS

The winters tallied in every in-effective as usual, although, he ning, staging two big rallies which should have fared better, but for registered three markers in each the poor support offered by his of the second and third stanzas, felders. The Poringuese boys com- The Rees threatened trouble in the mitted seren bobbles as compared second, when Sphony Alvares to the winners" three. started things off with a bingle, but" a snappy double killing, by Dave Leonard. George' Souza, and The Royal Bagligers- turned out Terry Leonard to erase" Alvares against the Homuntin Tigers, in and Henry Barros, ruined the Por- the radiant glory of their new tuguese hopes of scoring in this monkey suits, and held the Tigers frame.

[to a 9-9 tle, when the game was In the third, Al Alvares was called, on serount of rain, at the given a life when Souza committed | end of the fourth frame.

his second bobble of the season, Apart from two dropped think Charlle Figuereido beat out a bunt strikes by Heath, the Sappers play- and Alves was safe on a fielder's ed errorless ball afleid, but were choice.

not too impressive with their

Nick Beltrao was safe when stickwork. The ning markers they "Dutch" Lingenbrink's wild throw earnered in the second, were re-¦ to the plate, falled to nab Alvares gistered on two hits, two walks, who scored-standing up. Spotty seven errors, four passed balls and Pereira poled out a long triple to one balk. Fox and Ings connected the left field fence, to drive in for the hits, while the latter also Figuereido. Alves and Beltrao, but gave a sound display at the Hot was himself put out at the plate Corner, when he attempted to steal home Shaw was safe at the initial on the same play.

sack. Goodman, three strikeouts,

Mike Mendenca grounded to and Ratclif, two KơS put in second and Johnny Alvares fanned some good work on the mound. to end the rally. Recreio were For the Tigers, Alves, was the only then on even terms but in the one to do anything of note; he second half of the same inning slapped out three bingles for a the winners took another three perfect day at bat, and relieved run lead. The Portuguese" boys Bill "Scoop" Smith on the mound caused a flurry in the next frame in the third frame, disposing of when, with Barros and Remedios the Sappers with three strikeouts away, Al Alvares sent the apple in the fourth soaring to deep left clearing the fence after, in the scorer's opinion, the lefthelder had touched the ball-Alvares circled the bases for Recreio's last marker.

Figuereldo again singled and was held at second on Alves' bit. Bel-

US. BASEBALL

RESULTS

NEW YORK. Ang 2 (Renter)—–—–—

trao drew the only pass that Jesse The following are the results of Arcul conceded; to load the bags. With the stage all set for him to be a hero. "Spotty. Pereira wentį down swinging..

RULES ARGUMENT Another tong argument took place about ground rules when

· Dave Leonard belted a triple bagger to the left field fence and tried to stretch åt for the circuit. The relayed throw caught Dave at the plate and the umpire declared him our. Leonard promptly claimed that, as the ball had hit the fence, the ball was dead and no play could be made on him. This claim was į correct and the umpire had no choice but to send Leonard safely back to third-I wonder if Dave would have taken the run, if he had made it although, with the ball not in play, he had no right| to advance beyond the three bases! that the ground rule allows.

games played yesterday" in the Major League:

NATIONAL LEAGUE

R

K

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Brooklyn Pittsburgb

5

10 1

3"

6

Fitzsimmons

and

Battery: Phelps.

New York Cincinnati

5 11 0 *

Berger homered for the Reds. Battery: Melton and Danning.

Philadelphia Chicago

8 1 611 1

Nicholson homered for the Cubs. Battery: French and Manenso

3 12 1 4 8 2

Boston

The whole play was identical St. Louis

with the one in which Spotty

Fereira was incorrectly called out "Battery: Davis and Owen. ・ ・

at the plate, but of course "Pereira did not appeal! Lefty Joe Bowen took" lugging honours with a double and triple: none of "his team-mates connected for more than one of the Beer Barans eight New York

safeties.

Jesse Arculli showed perfect con-

Detroit

AMERICAN LEAGUE

RH

E.

5 7 1

2 12

the

Greenberg homered, for

kees

Battery: Trout and Tebbetts.

trol of the wet ball and held the Tigers and Selkirk for the Yan- opposition to six hits and conceded only one pass. Spotty Pereira had considerable difficulty in control- ling his benders and was not as

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Chicago

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Rosenthal homered for the White

Battery: Knott and Tresh.

Cleveland,

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Thursday: Bangkok, Hanol, Boston

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Friday, Hanoi, Bangkok. Dorado, Denebola-7 & 7:30 ažîn.

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-Keltner homered for the Indians and Doerr twice for the Red Sox Battery: Grore and Desantels,

St. Louis Washington

5 * * 7 14

Battery: Chase and Guiliani. -

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