PAGE TWO M. E. Baracas Win Over Post Office Nine, 16-3 A seven run splurge in the fourth inning by the M. E. Baiscas yester day in their game with the Post Of fice nine at League Park ruined what bad been a good ball game and the •core ended 10 to 3 In favor of the church team. In the fatal fourth, everything hap pened but good baseball. Only three fcfcs were gotten in this inningg. but •rrors and wild throws put men on the sack* tliat had to wait only for the next wiki heave to score. Eleven men faced the Pcwi Office pttchgrs in t"b:s inning, and seven of them scor ed and left one on the hassocks as Pell flied out to the catcher M. E. BamraM-Wall Street Mcday The M E. Baracas will meet Wall Street at League Park Monday to de ride a contest that was rained out several days ago. The first half flag race will end with next week’s play, and it looks like the >1 P. Baracas are to. but a win by the Cowboys over the M. F.'s next Friday and if the Stoigh&s CITY LEAGUE Club W L Po* U P. Baracas 6 1 .857 Wiggins 5 2 .714 M E Baracas 4 2 .667 Li °us 4 3 .57] Clements Motor Co 3 4 .42? Kiwanis 3 4 4;* Wall Street 2 4 .333 Poeto Office 0 7 . 000 PIEDMONT LEAGUE Cb*b W. L Pet Durham 5 1 .837 Charlotte 4 1 .gOC Greensboro 4 ' « .667 Wilmington 3 3 .500 Winston Salem 1 5 .167 NATIONAL LEAGUE Club W L. Pet. PHstburgh 41 30 6577 Chicago 40 34 . 541 Boston 41 35 .53? Philadelphia " 30 41 .4gp Brooklyn 27 39 .487 St IxHiis 36 38 .486 New York 33 38 . 465 Cincinnati 36 48 .42? AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L Pet New York 51 24 .680 Philadelphia 46 32 .590 Detroit 42 30 .583 Cleveland 4 2 34 . 593 Washington 40 37 .519 St Louis 37 37 .500 Chicago 27 47 .465 Boston 15 59 .203 Re@ltsl CITY LEAGUE. Post Office 3; M. E. Baracas 10. PIEDMONT LEAGUE Duiham 8; Raleigh 1. Wilmington 13; Charlotte 6. Green-boro 7: Winston Salem 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 6; Philadelphia 4. Boston 6; St. Louis 1. Brooklyn 15; Cincinnati 5. Pittsburgh 8; New York 7. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 3; Detroit 2. fit. • Louis 8; Boston 4. Philadelphia 6-11; Chicago 4-2. Cleveland 6; Washington 5. gIG SISTER Gn the .igpunding Main” By LES FORGRAVE SISSSSsb. |S?ij csvszxH A co^) ° - E • ' Si priM K J ( ' \V HAPPY V W «. -so fl —~~■— ‘'' I~i——_—_——_— '.. ‘"' '' M. P.'s kiae to the Post Office, the league lead will be tied up. M. E. Btncu AbRHE Fox cf 4 1 0 0 Mills 3b 3 11 0 M. Kearney If 3 1 0 0 Carter c 3 2 2 2 SUinback p 3 10 0 Goodrich 2b 4 1 2 0 T. Kearney rs 3 1 0 0 Bell m 4 110 Rose lb 4 10 0 Coghill rs 1 0 1 0 Totals 32 10 7 2 Poat Office Ab R H E W. C. Stalnback. Jr. ss .. 4 0 0 ( Thorne 2b 3 0 1 2 Howland 3b 2 1 2 0 Tippett c 3 11 1 Nordon pss 3 1 2 3 A. Evans cf p 3 0 0 0 Teague if 3 1 0 0 Rogers rflb 3 0 11 D. Evans lb rs 1 0 0 1 W. C. Stainback rs 2 0 0 0 Total 30 3 6 8 Score by innings R Vs. E. Baracas 001 702 o—lo ~*ost Office 200 100 0— 3 ATHLEMW Win Both Ends of Double Header From Chicago White Sox Team Philadelphia, July 9 (AP>—Winning ;oUi ends of yesterday's doubleheader vlth the Chicago White Sox, the Vihletic3 leaped into second place >ver the Detroit Tigers. 6 1-2 games rebind the Yanks. The scores were ; to 4 and 11 to 2. Two runs scored in the sixth in ling to break a 3 to 3 tie gave the Übieties the first contest. The Mack nen clinched the second game early, •coring four runs that finished Gas on in the first inning, and coming >aek with five more in the second. Jimmy Foxx hit his thirtieth home u n of the season in the fii%t game nd Simmons cracked his seventeenth vlth two on base in the second game. Toger Cramer hit in both games to un his record of hitting in consecu ive games to 22 in a row. COMBS PUTS STOP TO YANKSOEFEATS Pitcher Gets Homer With Two On To Win Over Detroit Tigers New York July 9 (API-Earl Combo erminated the Yankees' losing streak ,'esterday when he knocked one of Vic Sorrell’s offerings into the distant bleachers with two mates aboard, the big punch being sufficient to give the leaders a 3 to 2 decision over Detroit. Comlb3' blow, which came in the third inning, was about all the damage the Yanks could do to the ace he held them to two .scattered hits the rest of the way and yielded only seven in all but he could not match KYifffhg. HENDERSON, IN. C.J DAILY DISPATCH, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1982, V The Piedmont I ~ Parade ~ 1 Bulls Best Cmpm “Tiny” Butler let the Raleigh Caps down with two hits last night in the Qnpital City as the Bulls were win-., uing 8 to 1. Lofty Briggs was on the mound for the Caps and was hR freely, a total of 14 knocks were garnered by the Bulls. dark, former Henderson player accounting for four. Sailors Wh Prom Horueta The Charlotte Hornets winning streak, was broken Jast night in Wil mington by the Sailors as they won 13 to 6. Kermode was the victim of t'he Sailor's attack while Harry Burns was pitching consistent ball for t'he Tars. Charlotte goes into second place fixwn this loss. Pats Win From Twins Pitching steady bell to enable the Greensboro Patriots to win 7 to 2 over the Winston Salem Twins in the twin City last night, Sims allowed but five hits as his tcamma/tes were out 11 off Lanning. Bat terton and Biggerstaff lead the hit ting for the winners while Martin war the only Twin to get 2 hits. Score Is 8 to 5 in Game Play, ed Friday Afternoon on Enemy Lot The O’Neil Sluggers, lost to FrUnk -1 inton yesterday in Franklinton by a 8 to 5 count, with Pleasants on the! mound doing tlhe work for the locals,' while Young was pitching the victory for the Franklin county team. Pleasants had blanked the Frank linton nine up to the seventh inning and weakened sifter two were out to allow four runs to be scored. Bill WaTVins sent out a Ruthian swat in the first frame to puft the locals ahead in the early stages of the game. There were none on at the time of the clout. Young and Bowling formed the win- J ning combination, while Pleasants and S. Kelly were on the firing line for the losers. Todassmes| PIEDMONT LEAGUE Winston-Salem at Greensboro. Charlotte at Wilmington* Durham at Raleigh. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit at New York St. Louis at Boston. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago. <, Boston at St. Louis. « PERRY OF POINTERS SIGNED BY SAILORS Wilmington, July 9 (AP)—The man agement of the Wilmington baseball club yesterday announced signing of) Parker Perry slugging High Point ’ outfielder and Chile Hardin, a pitcher, formerly in the New England League. Perry will report for duty in today's games against the Horpets. Wilmington also is negogti&tisg for services of Tarr and Sullivan, of the defunct Asheville club. THE OLD HOME TOWN «, „ „„„ By STANLEY |W SAY- t)| SAPPOINTEDI A -O' | HES SOT TO J npjr \ ' "■ ALL OF UNCLE BEN BDZXAfcDS PROPHECIES OF WHAT PLANKS WOULD BE ADOPTED /N “WE CHICAGO CONVENTIONS WENT BLOOEY ® m 2 Stanley CeiUrdPzcu 7-0-33. DID YOU KNOW? By R. J. SCOTT FRANKUN p PI erce manifesto- Kansas-Nebraska aci^- ORGANIZATION OF IKE REPUBLICAN COLLEGE IN U.S. OPENED SBfJ ' K IN CLEVELAND m 'III 1556 Onl-Term 1053-1857 Assault op brooks Ccpj'right, 1932, by OntniFr%u AMoeutiou, Blue Devils Ace Is Making Grad t In Eastern Sho, Durham. July 9- With fj Vf . victories ta his n**dit s ne- the club. Tim McKeithan. pitcher for the Duk. Blue D* t ., 1 now playing f«r Albany ern League on 24-hour option l the Philadelphia Athletics. ls lJ the league in pitching. 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