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ff 7. V. 7t 7. K''i v. 7 7 'K 'l VVVV-V i THE CAPITAL TIMES, Tuesday, June 16, 195313 Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo BakUen9 Men'derson No-Hitters HOW DOES SOOTHING SUSIff GREETHIM? GRIPES a4ND PLIGHTS VEX i4VlL DURING THEBUSINESS JatJNT BlRDBATVl COULDKPT VIT TO 6ET HOME TO HIS SOOTHING FRAU Midget Loops In Fast Start TUEKE.

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Dial 5-1347 rwHE place will be jumpin in Milwaukee tonight and A many a Madison area baseball fan will be searching for his reserved seat along about 5:30 p. m. when the Braves go against the Philadelphia Phillies in the twi-night doubleheader at Milwaukee County stadium. Max Surkont, the veteran who has found the fountain of youth at Milwaukee, will go after his ninth victory against one defeat tonight and it is his 31st birthday to boot. The games tonight open up a 15-game home stand and considering the amazing record of the recent road trip, the Braves should have a tremendous welcome tonight.

Milwaukees season standing with the other seven National clubs shows: with Brooklyn, 3-4; with St. Louis, 3-3; with Philadelphia, 5-2; with New York, 7-2; with Chicago, 7-3; with Cincinnati, 6-2; and with Pittsburgh, 6-2. Brooklyn, according to Chuck Dressen, isnt afraid of Milwaukee so maybe Charlie Grimms boys can take care of that on the current home stand. Brooklyn is in Milwaukee June 26-27-28. The Braves already have got Leo Durocher, the Giants manager, so riled up hes been jumping on everyone from his captain, Alvin Dark, down through the Braves home field lights, clear to the National League umpires.

Hes apologized about the statement concerning umpires but hasn't rescinded the remarks about Milwaukees park being a one-horse place to play night ball. The Braves should take care of the "Lip this time through as though seven wins nine starts isnt a good beginning! LOPR lfcT. KING FEATURES SYMMTaTE. 1m. woRtn nniT ri-crfo LLiL Hank Says U51 6-lfr.

(By The Associated Press) National League Won Lost Pet. Behind (Continued from 1st Sport Page) in this annual baseball honor (there was no game in 1945). The idea that he could miss in the voting for players this year seemed intended as a joke. Suddenly it has dawned upon us that the question was in earnest and that there was good reason for asking it. The voting has started with eight players to be chosen from each of the major leagues.

The balloting for eight players (the managers choose the pitchers each year) is, as we recall it, based on what the candidates have done during the present campaign. If voting conditions are adhered to strictly, fans could conceivably omit Musial from their lists. The ballots will continue for three weeks and the All-Star game is not scheduled until July 14. Musial may regain his stride ere then. The successful breach In a major league franchise front that had endured for half a century was made possible when Lou Perini moved his Boston Braves to Milwaukee, a move made possible by the availability of a $5,000,000 county stadium at token rental rates.

It established a new chain of thought that without a modern stadium a major league will not be available. A stadium of this nature capable of seating 50,000 is estimated to cost $6,000,000 Thats something to shoot at for Los Angeles and other cities seeking franchises. White Sox best hitter among the regulars and is sporting a .302 average while Frank Baumholtz is the Cubs best but is below .300 with a .294 average. Ralph Kiner, who figures strongly on catching Mathews for top home run honors this season, has belted 13 this campaign as compared to 19 by Mathews. Kiner has clouted six since he joined the Cubs about 11 days ago.

He actually got the six in eight playing davs. The averages: MILWAUKEE BRAVES AB H2B3B HR RBI Pet. National MILWAUKEE 2 wry the unique flat The Midget baseball league got off to a flying start Monday with 10 games in the various circuits. Jim Bakken and Bud Henderson pitched no-hitters to take top hurling honors. Bakken hurled The Capital Times to victory, leading the five-hit attack and blanking the Sweeneys Sham rocks, 3-0, in five innings.

Henderson, hurling for Mallatt Drugs, had a no-hitter as- Mallatt whipped Red Dot Foods, 21-2. In the East Midget Central league the southpaw hurling of Tommy Reese was too much for Badger Bus as Reese hurled the Immaculate Heart of Mary to a 10-0 victory. Other games had Bill Kuehn of the Century Foods pitching a one hitter as the Foods beat Farmers Mutual, 13-9. The Bank of Madison nipped Corkys Braves, 10-9, in a thriller also in the West Midget Vilas No. 1.

J.ohn Walsh of Hyland-Hall had a one-hitter as the H-H team beat Wauona Merchants, 11-1. Mondays scores in the Midget league: WEST MIDGET VILAS NO. 2 Paul Stark co. 9, Badger Sporting Goods 1 Hyland-Hall 11, Wauona Merchants 1 EAST MIDGET BURR JONES Schoeps Ice Cream 11, Security State Bank 1 Polar Bear 20, Hansons Vogue Cleaners 14 WEST MIDGET VILAS NO. 1 Century Foods 13, Farmers Mutual 3 Bank of Madison 10, Corkys Braves 9 EAST MIDGET CENTRAL Immaculate Heart of Mary 10, Badg er Bus 0 Appliance Service Center 12, Ohio Chemical 0 WEST MIDGET WINGRA Capital Times 3, Sweeneys Sham rocks 0 EAST JUNIOR Schappe Motors 12, Nyolas 0 Wisconsin-Felton Sporting Goods 4, Ace of Clubs 2 Bordens 7.

Wisconsin State Journal 6 WEST JUNIOR Tri-Dairy 9, 2 DiSalvos 2. Madison Auto Sales 0 Hult's Chevrolet 5, Madison Bank and Trust 3 Braves (Continued from 1st sports page) the batter. The loss was Wilsons fifth against two triumphs. The Braves got only five hits for him off Winner Bob Friend, who snapped a seven-game lo i streak for himself and a four-game losing streak for the Bucs. Joe Adcoek got two of those hits.

The Bucs counted first in the third inning when Friend singled, Abrams walked and Thomas double brought them both in The Braves tied it in the top of the fourth. With two away, Sid Gordon drew the only walk Friend allowed. Jim Pendleton singled and Adcock followed with another to score Gordon. Pendleton came in when Adcocks. drive was fumbled by Thomas.

Del Crandall opened the eighth for Milwaukee with a single but he died on base. The same thing happened in the ninth when Ed Mathews' led off with a single. Gordon fouled out and Pendleton rolled into a double play. The Braves went deften in order in the 10th. The Braves now have 13 days at home.

They start the 15-game stand tonight in a twin bill against the Philadelphia Phils. Charlie Grimm will start Max Surkont (8-1) and Johnny An-tonelli (6-2) on the mound, with Surkont working on his 31st birthday. The Phils, who stick around for single games Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon, use Jim Konstanty (5-3) and Bob Miller (0-0). Penn Electric Girls Win, 31-5 The Penn Electric softball team got the Womens league under way Monday night with a rousing 31-5 victory in four innings over the Yahara Fishermen. The scorekeepers got a bit tired of filling in the hits, runs and errors but a quick checkup of the scorecard showed something like 19 hits for the winners including four by the pitcher, E.

Kohl. A. 0 1 1 0 0 2 4 0 1 0 1 run scored PITTSBURGH 3 AB PO A Team batting At bat, hits, 514; .274. Attendance At home, 382.793 (19 games); total, 748,674 (54 games). CHICAGO WHITE SOX AB 2B 3B HR RBI Pet.

Mondays Results New York 3, St. Louis 2 Pittsburgh 3, Milwaukee 2 nings. Wednesdays Games Philadelphia at Milwaukee New York at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Chicago Brooklyn at St. Louis 10 In American League Won Lost Pet. Behind Tom Schllcbt, 45-4489 Roland Reinholtz, 45-4489 Steve Eisele, 42-4789 Fred Fitschen, 42-4890 Mike Stein, 42-4991 Bob Reid, 5-4192 KenOhlis, 47-4592 Jon Torgeson, 49-44 93 Duane Grinde, 46-4891 Paul Burgette, 47-4895 Jark Sprague, 51-4495 Pbil Chase.

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Ave. Phone 9-2111 ()! IS5ef8c: iimaseai: cn-vieo ourself orof Established Louisville, Kentucky, 1849 E-26 Fond du Lac (113 South Main) Sheely Minoso Mele Lollar Rivera Fain Cars'quel 210 21 54 13 0 1 23 Wright 67 7 17 0 0 1 11 Fox ...231196410 3 1 24 Krsnich 71 6 16 5 0 1 9 Marsh 28 6 6 0 0 0 0 Stephens 121 13 23 5 0 1 13 .257 .254 .234 .225 .214 .190 hits. Team batting 473: percentage, .250. Attendance At home. 472.576 (34 games); total (55 games) Pitching Records -At bat.

1.889; Five Years Old Your Key to True Bourbon Flavor OLD FASHIONED. but still in style I STITZELWEUEft DISTILLERY' eoy! rrt 8E SWELL T) ONTU4T VTRAIrt AQAISt( Golden (Continued from 1st sports page) gave the Braves some very unhappy moments in the series that was completed on Monday and maybe they will start to click and all pull together. Baseball is a funny game and the boys are bound to be a little bit on the jealous side of those who get eight and ten times their salary. That situation has undoubtedly been straightened out at Pittsburgh. It should be very interesting to watch how the Pirates fare the rest of the way.

It should be equally interesting to watch Kiners activities as a Cub. Going deeper into the deal, there are those who feel that the deal could either make or break Hank Sauer, the Cubs big slugger of last season but this year just another outfielder. Sauer tied Kiner in the homer race a year ago and was named the outstanding player of the league. He was always a left fielder and just a fair sort of flychaser as he lacked speed. Now with Kiner in the fold, the Cubs have shifted him to right field.

Sauer has not been lofting the home run balls over the fence as a year ago. To date he has club bed but seven while Kiner has 13, most of them while still with the Pirates. Sauer could find that Kiner is stealing his thunder and lost a lot of his enthusiasm. Also, he could decide to make it a battle royal and really hang tough at the plate and battle Kiner right down to the wire for the homer title. However, if big Hank decides it is not all worthwhile and says nutz to it all, he will wind up as a hasbeen and Kiner could go on to be the fair haired boy this year.

The season is about one-third over. Neither has been a ball of fire to date and the Cubs have been a dismal outfit from start to date. Should the pair of slug gers catch fire, all would indeed be different. Again, there is nothing you can do about the matter but wait and see as the race progresses. All in all, it looks like it was truly a great deal for one Mr.

Rickeys pocketbook. Matliews (Continued from 1st sports page) Huner, St. Louis 1,316 Joost, Philadelphia 1,093 Kuenn, Detroit 802 Left Field Minoso, Chicago 2,117 Zernial, Philadelphia ......1,850 Woodling, New York 1,699 Mitchell, Cleveland 1,104 Vollmer, Washington 768 Center Field Mantle, New York 3,154 Rivera, Chicago 1,673 Busby, Washington 1,142 Groth, St. Louis 984 Doby, Cleveland 627 Right Field Bauer, New York 1,922 Mele, Chicago 1,828 Philley, Philadelphia 1,217 Nieman, Detroit 993 Jensen, Washington 971 Catcher Berra, New York 2,191 Lollard, Chicago 1,682 White. Boston 1,377 Courtney, St.

Louis 1,106 Hegan, Cleveland 957 Sponsor Dance LONE ROCK. Wis. The Lone Rock Rod and Gun club members will sponsor a dance Wednesday night at the Community Building to help the club treasury. Members of the dance committee are Nordeen Gilbertson, Ab Olson and Rolland Fries. San Francisco Leonard Morrow, 197, Oakland, scored a technical knockout over Frank Burford, 21714, Oakland, 4.

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Louis at New York Detroit at Boston WISCONSIN STATE LEAGUE Green Bay Sheboygan Fond du Lac Wausau 24 Appleton 18 Wls. Rapids Janesville Oshkosh CHICAGO CUBS AB 2B 3B HR RBI Pet. LOTS OF EM The Gisholt employees and members of their families 800 strong will take in the Braves game next Sunday against the New York Giants and have planned to give Durocher the works as well. The special train is being run over the Milwaukee road and will leave at 10:30 a.m. The United Steel Workers of America CIO, Local 1404 of the Gisholt Machine has used their recreation fund to pay for transportation.

All the employees had to do was purchase the ticket to the game it being Fathers day Sunday what could be better than having Pop go on the house. Stan Prideaux, president of the union, predicts the group will give Durocher the reception he justly deserves. IN TROUBLE Janesville is In dire financial straits in the State League. Last Thursday night at the third annual Church night only 817 fans attended. including 481 adults, despite more than $75 in prizes.

In 18 home appearances Janesville has drawn but 6,216 adults and Butch Raubacher, sports editor of the Janesville Gazette feels that organized ball may fold at Janesville at the end of the first half of the campaign unless something drastic happens at the turnstiles. Those average Dei Crandall is leading the Milwaukee Braves hitting averages with a .320 average and is followed by Eddie Mathews with .317. The other .300 hitter is the captain and second string catcher. Walker Cooper, who is hitting .311. Minnie Minoso is the Chicago Cool 1 1 i Casual Comfortable Many attractive fj colors and patterns.

82? University Ave. 6-5136 world agrees -Ran for sandlock in 9th. t-Fouled out for E. OBrien in 9th. Milwaukee 000 200 000 02 Pittsburgh 002 000 000 13 RBI Thomas 2.

Adcock, OConnell. 2B Thomas, Smith. Bernier. SH Wilson, Thomas. DP E.

OBrien-J OBrien-Ward. Left Milwaukee 3, Pittsburgh 10. BB Wilson 2, Friend 1. Burdette 1. SO Friend 6.

Wilson 8 in 9. -Burdette 0 in 0. and ER Wilson 3-3. Burdette 0-0. Friend 2-1 HBP OConnell bv Burdette.

Friend (2-7). Wilson (2-5). Boggess, Engeln, Stewart. Pinelli. 2:18.

A 6,548. ST. LOUIS NEW YORK AB AB Hemus.ss 4 12 Lockman.lf 3 11 0 1 Dark.ss 4 0 1 1 3 0 0 2 Irvin, rf 4 0 0 0 Thomson.cf 4 0 0 0 Gilbert, lb 4 0 0 0 Spencer, 2b 4 0 0 0 Westrum.c 2 1 0 0 Hearn, 3 1 0 0 4 Musial, If 2 Slghter.rf 3 Lowrey.cf 4 4 Bilko.lb 4 Rice.c 3 -Sisler 1 Presko.p 3 Totals 32 2 6 Totals 31 3 9 -Grounded out for Rice in 9th Score by Innings St. Louis 000 Oil 0002 New York 001 010 lOx 3 Presko. RBI Thompson, Hemus, Dark, Lowrey, Lockman.

2B Slaughter. 3B Hearn. HR Hemus. SB-Dark. Hearn.

DP Dark-Spencer-Gilbert, Spencer-Dark-Gilbert. Left St. Louis 6, New York 9. BB Presko 4. Hearn 3.

SO Presko 1. Hearn 2. and ER Presko 3-3. Hearn 2-2. Hearn (5-4).

Presko (4-6). Con-lan, Warneke, Gorman, Donatelli. 2:11. A 4,413. Night Came RICHLAND CENTER, Wis.

Richland Center will host the strong Plain baseball team of the Sauk County circuit here Wednesday night at 8 p. m. Plain has lost but one game, a decision to Wisconsin Dells, and has won four straight loop affairs. Todays Hurlers By United Press (Won and lost records in parentheses) NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh (Lindell 2-8 and Dickenson 5-6) at Chicago (Rush 3-6 and Minner 2-6) 2 games. Brooklyn (Roe 3-2) at St.

Louis (Miller 1-2) night. New York (Jansen 6-5) and Koslo 0-6 or Gomez 1-2) at Cincinnati (Podbielan 4-5 and Kelly 0-1), 2 games, twi-night Philadelphia (Konstanty 5-3 and Kipper 1-2) at Milwaukee (Antonelli 6-2 and Surkont (8-1), 2games, twi-night. AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago (Rogovin 2-8) at Wash ington (Masterson 4-6), night. Cleveland (Wynn 5-4) at Philadelphia (Fricano 3-1), night. St.

Louis (Blyzka 1-4) at New York (McDonald 2-2), night. Detroit (Weik 0-0) at Boston (Brown 5-2), night. Team batting At bat, hits, 421; .248. Attendance At home, 162,344 (18 games). Total 545,454 (49 games).

Pitching Records IP ER SO 33 21 21 40 2 1 45 13 57 18 11 7 13 23 15 12 26 61 36 43 60 57 28 26 59 63 33 18 75 34 33 82 13 11 27 Lown Church Simpson Leonard Klippstein Rush Minner Hacker 89 Jones 30 3 0 1 4 3 2 2 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 Willis 4 Pollet 6 New Orleans Ralph Dupas, 13614, New Orleans, decisioned Harold Jones, 1384, Detroit, 8. Perfect Fathers Day Gift! America's (host businesslike billfold -guards his credit cards, his bank cards identification cards keeps your photo with him always. The card section is removable for dress wear) ln genuine California saddle and other fine leathers $5 to $30 plus tax. Key Gard $3.50. Americas Fastest Selling Billfold.

Personalised In gold and gift-wrapped FREE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Madison (corner Statn and Corfu m) ONE OF THE BEST TEAMS in the East Junior boys baseball league this summer is expected Ito be the Bordens club shown above. Front row, left to right: Richie Jensen, Armand Hanson, Capt, Dos Pond, Lyle Poppie and Dick Karls. Back row: John Kohl, Dave Goff. Sonny Hill. Snence Erickson and Bob Lehmann.

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