Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 30, 1943, Algiers, Algiers                                Wednesday june 30, 1943 Rickey no bargain As bums Boss lacks leadership of Larry Mcphail the cars and stripes daily new first baseman the War has brought a Lucky Windfall to Branch Rickey if there was no War. The brain could t have stepped into Larry Mcphails no 17v after leaving St Louie. And in Ordinary times the brain could not survive very Long in Brooklyn Mcphail.  president and general manager had accustomed the Laos to a winning colomb foam my got the directors into tile habit it enjoying profitable seasons t he Drain int keeping up with lain last Pace neither in Box scores nor in it a office. Rickey Oft to ii in is Uke the Butcher baked and candlestick maker in that he can fall Backen the War As an excuse for Interior Quality. Play by shortage is a food Alibi for a teams poor performance but the Phil. Braves reds. Senators and others had no trouble in getting a shortstop this ear from the minors or by trading with Mother major Leal be flub. Crackerjack shortstops too my Allol them available to Brook la n last fall the War. However is by excuse tor the tact that attendance a libbers Field has slumped tins year i Lait never happened Nuder Mcphail its our impression that die in Moi less a key has shaken pubic Confidence in the team and the team s Confidence in i self. He links Mcphail s Knack of getting publicity of an exciting Quality in fast quantities. Ricki v a huh is Larry was available to the press it Jill hours and even on the dullest Days sports writ irs could always get a newsy yarn. Sometimes it was noisy but it was always a moly Rickey is reachable Only Oil tuesdays and the interviews have less meat than a restaurant s menus. Rickey is unfair with Durocher. Too. Busy talking about baseball s morale value in wartime the brain Bas completely overlooked his own teams morale when lie fussed All Winter Long without declaring in favor of Durocher s managerial talents. At least three players went to Spring training Camp ballyhooed As possible successors to Leo. This j would cause ail uproar in a choir a of More so on ii Bidi dub. Nor Las Rickey helped matters by failing to come out Strong with an immediate denial on reports that Durocher would not last out the reason. Lippy either needs a vote of Confidence or ii Boot in the pants. We favor the former. Cubs conquer cards As dodgers Triumph bums visors Over phils by 3-2, now half came from leaders Iii Madi ii thin hied from scores for his the i auks to add Bronx to meets i f if foil. New Yankee first Saker whom the yanks foe Phillies stretches out  in the dust but club in a game with i a a a minters ski was Aeq hired by Power to their attack which is hut Shadow of the recent Veals. Co rubs Ai or Iii id smacked the league 5-3 Paul Derringer Veteran cub Riddle Hie Bruins pounded Howie Pullet for Vries tin big blow in the cubs three run he game of the Ca ids when to icy ack Acks trim eagles in Lith inning rally most dramatic Gam of season the hard hit Ling Frisch puts new Pep in pirates Frankie Frisch the for Ilia in Flash is Riding the Range again. I desc Days there Aren t enough big baseball names in the headlines a lid it s i treat to see this immortal Diamond figure in his  style serving up baseball Aspi Popery As a howl of Chile. Frisch Doest like Dull games or teams. He thinks that everybody who plays should be excited about it restless about the failure of the pirates in recent years. Frisch nevertheless is quietly teaching the boys How to take baseball the hot Way. At the beginning Many critics said that he could t make Gas House boys from quiet country Lane lads. But Frankie finally has what he wants a hustling High spirited club. Individually there was plenty of player lameness shown but the la ates As ii w Hole we re not regarded As rough Idns now they strut into the Ball Park threatening the opposition by the very Way they carry their bats naturally the paprika is not much use unless their is plenty of real meat in the goulash and Ford in i ankle onid stand a few More coupons. In the the new ack Acks edged out the Farrier 6-5 in la innings at Al Biar Field i lie lust two innings were score less in the last half of the third. 1 i  Hie eagles starting pitiful. Walked two men after two Weie out Mamidi then came through with a timely single to score the Hist no of the game in the last of the foul the the ask asks inc rens Al their advantage to Lorn i he three inns were scored on hits by Dole and i Nons and two errors by tile eagles shortstop in the ii till Tow ii son a replan i on the Mound by Rex vane9 i Here was no further scoring until t tie firm in if no the seventh pitching beautifully. Sgt Moon had shut out the eagles for six innings in the event tin eagles came up wit ii foul big tuns to to it up. Tin rally was led by Pitcher Vance who lapped a Sharp double to left Field with the base loaded with both pitchers bearing now n there was no More scoring until the Lith. In the top of the i Lith the eagles scored once when i Alfruto walked stole second and scored on Vance s single. With darkness quickly settling Over the Field the desperate ack Acks came to Bat in the last of the eleventh Vance easily set the first two balers Down on strikes. With to out. Isl sgt Ormianczuk i singled Over second base Carrier beat out an infield hit to first. Attempting to pick off Carrier at first. Vance threw wild advancing the runners. Mandi then walked to Load the bases on the first pitch pm t. A. Jimmy doubled sharply Over third base to drive in the tying and winning markers. Sgt. Moore pitched the entire game allowing five hits and striking out eight the eagles two pitchers allowed seven hits but were constantly in trouble some pasting As a follow up next Day the ask Acks in timbered their heavy artillery and she lacked the Vino nine. 23 to 8 for six innings the game was fairly close but with Bisk the Vino nines Ace Pitcher tiring the ack Acks scored seven runs. In the ninth they continued the barrage with la More. Moore led the attack with the ref doubles and two singles. Carrier Mandi and Armstrong collected three hits apiece Kozubek hit a Home run with one on for the Vino nine. Ace Pitcher for the ack Acks Jim Mandi. Coasted to an Eawy Victory striking out 12. Cpl Charlie May who came out of retirement tor this game caught a sparkling game behind the plate Bisk and Rosenberg with Cushman were the batteries for the Vino nine Mandi and May for the ack Acks. A Sai sack Berlin unit corns indent it the St Venth place Cha leading St Louis cardinals Jim Hoer allowed sir. Hit vol tight do Novikoff a Hornet i a i x t Lull i ii in Hokan moved to within a vat the. Pizii icel it he i Phil Hev la a Shier Park Kirby Lii fuelled i Horn la or eight int Iii hut had to be relieved by Hob no a. I Quot Quot i. Al Btl i Hod mole up or thex a a a a Quot a a n in i nine on accounted for Brook in thud. And w inning run ii the a game Max Butcher big r Quot hurl r. Handcuffed flu of is with three hits Asch Handi d Cine Intuit i file plates old Catcher terms Vance Best Pitcher ran tile w As ter a min lion Mike a i Neill i Caff he Iii .�rg.iiiiz? i Jazzy a Nee a t lie in o r saw or  ail k my a Rhos for 27 v f Ais i a All. Dei  Best pit tier caught playing for the or Lupin s in the soot Bel n Axson i o in i i has Ani id can to by Lei. Ii  lint Sai t doughs Jess ba11a s Johnson he still leans t he Toi ii lint a of the old rial to fastest and in St a t u ii i mat la w m in Nehf Phil and Walt i i flow a or Tiball artist gels As the the butlers in s fit to two by i by a Homer in if to it who walk inning Jim t braves to Over the Polo on York to. At i 9-0 Victory of cd to Rem Haas we ii were out in run rally in my la ii f3hoft Tisi of i i mire ii a i St i i my by c a double of he ninth the third s two run Lehigh eleven won t play servicemen of Lisa id the contributed to min Vander Neer nit n in flit first a a by can a u second new York t he ill i is t Tian it i it of Pecd-1 Lod Ai of three kg-1 a r to tie the j \ i a of Vav let w As him in the by a a on a singles it o rids Tobin held us hits a nil slapped us if to in i no my a f tic f if i wit it a Sti ill i i t tic n t in out our a i i but la Lehem a acting Itta director o f Caauwa it that Hie in Ehigh Unive Isitt football i on will not play any upfront it whose roster carries the name of Sci v ice men. With Only a handful of students it it to. Compose a Grid team games against clubs studded with set v a men would la a fiasco we Are unable to use service men stationed Lehigh and we have no it i it lice but to limit games to teams Ming it no it civilians a t Nebi Xiv can cilia a if the Hants complain to the Asp a it should no even happen in Brooklyn sgt Johnnie do. It r ii i to i mates Al the plate with a twine run two doubles and two my is j sgt Jimmy Haensch also la angled Iii the Fath. While Pill tier lefty j Kohler was not to be left de Bino As he lashed out three triples and a single. Forty eight yank batters faced three chant pitchers and totalled 24 hits. The big inning tor the Little yanks was the sixth when nine men hit consecutively before one Man was let ired producing i runs. The yanks spent the next Day nursing sore leg Muscles and sewing the seams of baseballs but the manager reports not lung of a serious nature batteries were Little yanks t sgt. Kohler amt Cpl Johnnie Hitcher giants pvt i  Davidson pie Bobbie car polite. But Leslie and pvt Charlie i Rabid i a. Pvt. Kenneth it. Tett i unit cont a Ihnn Dent s scored Twne in tie double by Phil m a by Connie Rvan. Bill Hun n and Tobin i he a me 40 veal old Carl Hubbell first defeat of the season american league mind by Tex Hugh ton of he year As red sox to a 4-1 the new York Yankees min Val on atle Donald run in the fifth and two Devil diver takes Brooklyn Handicap if you re interested in the ponies heres the latest at Aqueduct new York the Greentree stables Devil diver to k the a Ith annual Brooklyn Handicap by. Ting Market Wise and Bing Crosby s i Jon Bingo Devil diver outran his stablemate shutout from first to list at Chicago i ii la Way ran a poor filth in the 10.000  although installed a. 8-5 favorite whirly was not up to the Pace sett by Sellers Whir h Pant 18-1 i thumbs i j was second. A 40-1 outsider. Some Man captured the 10.000 summer Handicap it f the Detroit fair grounds.  was tenons ninth Valle pitched the Triumph Over b it sell for one More in tile sixth and finally chased him with another in the seventh Hughson allowed no yank to pass first Bas after the first inning a two run rally in the ninth inning by the Chicago White sox gave Jimmy Dykes Crew a Victory Over the indians. 3-2. Hubby Dean was the victim of the uprising and was charged with his fourth loss of the Campaign. Lee goes Roi to i Burton Lee went the route tor Hie sgt a and gave tip seven lists three singles and three walks contributed to the winning it to Eago rally in the ninth Guy Curt right Rookie outfielder who is currently playing left Field for Chicago. Hit in ins 22nd successive game. To i rec doubles by Jinn gift Ridge helped the St Louis Browns Down the Detroit tigers 1-3. At sportsman Park George Caster came Iii i and put out the fire when the tigers rallied for two runs in the ninth inning. The Washington senator Quot on a full game on the new York 1 Yankees in the american league Pennant race when they Defeated tile Whidde Janhia athletics. 4-1. Under the lights at Griffith stadium Bob Johnson and Earle we tin both of to de a blood combined a a to Scalp the a a Johns n won in game in the first inning with a Ion Quot Dine into the lift a id tends after stall Spence had v Alk a. Wynn went the route allowing the athletics hut fix hits the a a tallied their Lone run in the second inning on three Inch Al prexy says baseball plans 1944 Campaign Cleveland Quot unless there is Sharp tightening in the   says William i Tai Ridge president of the american league Quot tiie club owners plan to operate next year he also predicted that the league As a whole Quot would enjoy a profitable season this year har ridges remarks in a Telephone interview with the Cleveland Plain dealer followed babe Rufus pred let Ion that major league baseball would be a War casualty next year if not sooner. Speaking Only of the american league we certainly will finish this season and the league a a whole wit finish in the Black two or three clubs May lose Money perhaps Only one or maybe none it All but even m prosperous years some clubs finished in the red because some of them have to lose mid the inns generally will not up Ort a losing team Ruth in Cleveland As a guest a it the newspaper Carrier Bov party so moored by the International it ii filiation managers association told newsmen that he had a hum ii that baseball would not survive the current seas. N and ifs a cinch that they will not open the Bali Parks next  Stephens reports St Louis Verne Stef hens of the Bowie and leading Amel lean league Battel and Jimmy blown of the card have Bien Olden d to report at Jefferson a Narks for a physical examination pre Par. Orv to induction. Segura Victor after the Umpire spent tin sixth inning steeling yank runners to Home plate with a flashlight and it being too late to Pray for rain the Hants threw in a Towel and accented a 25-0 defeat by the Little yanks Iii ii Sha Kolot league Quot track in  this goes into the books As the worst Sheila King handed a n \ team since the algerian dog to of associate n came into being and major league standings american league National Leac a Ink w l. Pct. I t w l. Pet new York 32 23 .582 St Louis 35 22 614 Washington 33 27 .556 Brooklyn 38 26 .594 Boston 31 30 .508 Pittsburgh 31 26 544 Cleveland 29 36 492 Philadelphia 30 29 .508 Detroit 26 29 473 Cincinnati 28 28 500 Chicago 26 29 473 Boston 27 29 482 Philadelphia 29 33 468 Chicago 23 36 390 St. Louis 25 30 .455 new you 22 38 .367 Sharkey Speaks Boston Emmer heavy weight Champion Jack Sharkey says that Jim loins will hold his title Aller tile War if he so desires. Sharkey Points out t hat the loin Layoff wont Hurt Duns As Muc h As it will Billy Conn. Because Louis although i. My some of his Speed. A still will have plenty of Flower Beaucoup Cash new York Jin Saratoga racing association huh will hold its August meeting at Belmont Park announced a total of 510,000 dollars Iii stakes would be distributed with the time to noted hopeful stakes boosted from 25,000 to 4.1,000 dollars. Robertson retires new Vork Allal Robertson of of America s leading jockeys. Has retired from racing because of injuries received at Aqueduct. He has brought in aty it three million Dollar. In purses All told. Seeks Transfer Al Albany. N 7 have to n a 5 Thomas e Dewcy to Leat in. A error the 40. I too Hambleton inn and he vat in j 30-Day harness meet Tram erred from go Hen n y to it the Empire City Tiai k at Yenk Ltd to a a Evanston  Francisco Segura of Ecuador and Miami University won the Mcaa Tennis Tole by beating Tom Brown. Or. Of it i ii fort a in a t Raie by set s 0-3 in two Wicks Seama lost a a t 6-2 o -1, a. Not recall Errickson Chica of i he cub i \ i a a called Paul Errickson fit in  and Cut Elk i i if mint to Milwaukee on 24-hour option. Barker ejected new York Georg Quot ii Balker. In i in Yolk University a Den fleeced president of the Kua a a it cd in Quot Harold r. Ohr 11 Edward s Par ohs. Of norther tem i a varsity was named vice presi of but and Ava Bushnell was i i letter seen tary trea in r. Minor league standings american Assoc to i Ion w l. Pc t. Indianapolis 30 15 667 Milwaukee 30 21 588 Minneapolis 27 26 .509 Columbus 25 26 .490 Toledo 24 27 471 St Paul 24 29 .453 Kansas City 21 26 447 Louis Vij in 20 31 .392 International Lead i e Toronto Newark Baltimore Montreal Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Jersey cit1 w l. Pet. 41 28 588 33 28 540 30 27 .526 3330 523 30 30 500 30 31 .492 28 32 467 23 41 358