The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 12, 1951, Page 6

PAGE SIX Suds, Stars Win First Playoff Games Seaftle’s Hurier Does It | Alone; Attendance | Poor at Both Parks By the Associated Press Pitck prevailed as Seattle Hollywood, the No. 1 No. 2 teams of the Pacific Coast League won their opening games of the semifinal serics playoff 520,000 players’ pot Seaftle, led by Harold (Skinny Brown, shut out Los Angeles last night;¥2-0, and Hollywood, with Be Wade hurling five-hit ball, turn back Portland, €-2 The Whole Show Brown was almost the entire show at Seattle. He held the t 1-place Angels to four singles, d four Seattle runs with a tr and doublé=and scored one run hi Brown.actually won the game o | handed in the fourth frame | stepped to bat with the bases loaded and glammed a Bill Moisan pitct to right center for.three bases, sccr ing the first three runs Hollywood’s Big Ben Wade won his tenth straight game and his 17th of the r. He hasn’t been beaten since 12, when Poftland stop- ped him 1-0 on Eddie Barr's home run. He retired the first 16 Part- land batters last night but was touched for three hits in the seventh as the Beavers scored their runs for a e Repeat Tonight The teams play again onight with Marv Grissom scheduled to hurl for Seattle against Los Angeles’ Warren Hacker. Grissom's season record is 20-11 and Hacker's 8-15, but Hacker's last game was a no; hitter against Seattle. At Holly- wood, -Red Adams (11-9), will start for Portland against big Pinky Woods (12-9) The! semifinal of-three, the the finals in two-ou meet ir serie is to a best-of-five The playoffs winner gets $10,000 the runnerup $5,000, and the semi finals losers $2,500 each The' attendance was poor for las! night's games: 3,583 at Seattle ané only 1,858 at Hollywood. Baseball Stars By the Associated Press Batting — Ted Williams, Red S — Singled with the bases loaded tr drive in the tying and winning run as Boston nipped Detrc 4-3. Pitching —~- Early Wynn, Indian — Pitehed three scorcless relief in nings, halting the A’s with the bases loaded-in the ninth and tenth in- nings, .and driving in the winning run in the 11th with a triple as the Indiang won the opener 6-5. Phila- delphi@ won the nightcap 9-5. » THF I-SKA LINE SEATTLE AND Passenger Service SOUTHBOUND §.S. BARANOF S.S. ALEUTIAN Sun. Sept. 16 Sat. Sept. 22 Ketchikan Petersburg Scattle Wrangell Ketchikan Seattle ! NORTHBOUND S.8. ALEUTIAN Mon: Sept. 17 Cordova Valdez Seward Mon. Sept. 24 Sitka Seward Valdez Sitka | his 160-pound crown to { old i of San Francisco. Sugar Ray Favored in Refurn Bout; No Broadcast NEW YORK most eage ted prize fight of recent year scheduled to take place out around second base at the >olo Grounds tonight when Randy Turpin of F » pugilistic up- start, ugar Ray Robinson f Harlem a return shot at the mid- dleweight title he won from him in London two months ago. American fans have tully recovered from their shocked amaz ment of July 10 upon learning ths zar Ray, regarded by many ex perts as the most superlative | man of the generation, had dropped he 23-year- | rugged, bloody Sept. 12—(P—The| 1igland never rpin in 15 rounds Tonight they will come close to | packing the huge baseball park to | apacity of 55,000, weather per- mitting, to watch the Harlem hotshot seek his revenge. At $30 top the spectacle will afford the throng an opportunity either to vindicate its judgment of Robin- son as a great fighter or to hail Turpin as a true champion. A tremendous advance sale which | might reach $600,000 before the two | men enter the ring has been spurred by the knowledge there will be no television or radio. Audiences in 11| cities outside New York will, how- | ever, be privileged to wateh it on| vie screens prices ranging to $2.60. Robinson has been a firm betting favorite ever since the return bout va and a vast majority of Amer 1 experts favor him to win, mainly by a decision in the full 15 rounds. set Tennis Queen THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ] | | | | | Tribe's Bow Sags, Buf They Got Scalp Yankees Take Drubbing to Put Cleveland on Top of Heap Again By the Associated Press A band of weary Cleveland In- dians staggered out of Philadelphia today, their warpaint smeared, their tomahawks bent, but safely en- sconsed in first place in the Ameri- can League race. Fortunate to escape from the City of Brotherly Love with a split in yesterday’s twi-night doubleheader, the Tribe held a full game advan- | tage over New York today. While Cleveland was thrashed 9-5 by the giant-killing Athletics after squeezing out an 1l-inning 6-5 victory, the Yankees were struck by lightning twice. The lightning came in the form of the usually inert St. Louis Browns | who stunned the baseball world by | inflicting 4-3 and 6-3 defeats upon | the defending champions. The twin loss not only sent the Yankees reel- ing out of first place but dropped them a full game behind the Indians !'and only four in front of the third | place Boston Red Sox. r-old Maureen Connolly (center). youngest champion in the hi story heme tow ® Wirephoto. f women’s singles tennis play in this country, took her San Diego by surprise with a quick return, time to arrange a civic reception she’s greeted here by her aunt, Miss Gertrude Wood (%efi), and her mother, Mrs. Jessamine Berste. With no $pon; in Brief - By the Associated Press GOLF At Bethlehem, Pa. — Young Billy | Picard, soh of Henry Picard, elim- | inated Walker Cup Captain Willie | Turnesa, 3 and 2, in national ama- | eur golf tournament Defending hampion Sam Urzetta defeated | Jack Selby, 4 and 3. in second round c N B C leagu;e Srlianrdings By the Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGU w 89 86 leveland ew York oston hicago Detroit BASEBALL At New York — St. Louis Browns sombed New York Yankees, 4-3 and 1-3, knocking them out of American League lead as Cleveland split with Philadelphia, to take over first. TENNIS At Los Angeles—Three U.S. Davis Zup members beaten in Pacific Southwest tournament, two by Aus- tralians. Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor of Australia ousted Ham- lton Richardson and Billy Talbert. Budge Patty, another cup team nember, eliminated by Harry Likas | P! S B Nt B % C Cl LATEST REFRIGERATOR VALUE! 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A three-run homer by Cliff Mapes, another former Indian as well as a Yankee, provided St. Louis with the winning margin in the nightcap. The victory went to Tommy Byrne, whom the Yankees last June traded to the Browhs. The lefthander, however, was kayoed in the sixth and it took a sterling re- lief job by Satchell Paige to nail down the triumph. It was a profitable day for the Red Sox, who picked up a game and a half on the Yankees and a game on the Indians by beating Detroit, 4-3. A three-run eighth inning cutburst enabled them to overcome a 3-1 deficit. Elsewhere Washington ended a | nine-game losing streak with a 10- inning 7-6 victory over the Chicago ‘White Sox. Brooklyn moved a step nearer to clinching the National League flag, shutting out Cincinnati, 7-0, as the St. Louis Cards held the New Train Carrying 111 Escapes from Reds Into West Germany HOF, Germany, Sept. 12—M—A | train carrying 111 passengers and crew made a successful escape into West Germany today from Com- munist-ruled Czechoslovakia. The engineer said that he and 24 | others aboard the train were “po- litical refugees” who sought escape | from their Red-oppressed homeland. The others, he told surprised bor- | der authorities, were “reluctant” passengers, including 77 men and | women, six children, two Czech soldiers and a Czech policeman. The train was enroute from Eger in Czechoslovakia to Asch near the West German border. When it reached Asch it detoured on another track and continued to Selb-Plesz- berg, West German border station. York Giants to a split. 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