Southern France Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 2, 1945, Nice, Provence Alpes Cote d�?TAzur Saturday june 2, 1945the stars and stripes Page t cards yanks picked to win league flags by Joe Diehl stars and stripes staff writer Marseille june1�?although the season is More than a month and a half old it is still Earl enough to warrant a list of Pennant prognostications in View of the Topsy Turvy doings of the last few weeks in major league baseball. Despite Early season flourishes of such clubs As the giants and dodgers in the National league and the Chicago White sox and Detroit tigers in the american circuit we will string along with the yanks and the cards to win flags in their respective loops the giants its True pack a lot of Power at the plate and May continue to make it interesting for the cards right Down to the wire but they Lack a sufficiently Strong hurling corps to permit them to set the Pace when the race hits the Midsummer stages. The cardinals Are sure to find themselves within the next two months and Are so abundantly staffed with Talent that the loss of the temperamental Mort Cooper should not affect their ascension up the ladder. Mccarthy men have Power the Chison have already shown that they Lack the hitting strength necessary to stay up there and inasmuch As the yanks have potent pitching and still retain a flock of double a recruits they figure to overshadow the rest of the pack. Detroit will continue to be the most troublesome foe of the Bronx bombers. The frustrated �?T44 also rans have the pitching but have found no replacement for Dick Wakefield who with Hal new Houser and dizzy Trout virtually carried them to a Flag last year. The Loas of the sensational hurler a1 Benton who recently suffered a broken leg will make things All the tougher for the motor City Combine. How finish a american league yanks. Tigers Browns indians. White sox senators athletics and red sox National league cards pirates giants cubs reds braves dodgers and Phillies. Runs of the week american league met wit is St Boston i 6i Ortlof 6 Chicago 81 i 71 2 i i 21 Cleveland 10 21 112 Detroit 1 1 1 5 2 i 1 1 7 new York 1 he 5 of 1 1 116 pm Ladel Utia 1 2 6 3 1 Hist. Louis i 1 01 21 5t f 1 17 Washington i 1 a 8 41 i 1 117 National league. Pm new to Isis to Boston 1 1� he 41 1 i �16 Brooklyn 1 3� 10� Ltd 6j 1 138 Chicago 1 5, 3 171 1 1 1 195 Cincinnati 1 21 4.121 81 1 122 new York 1 51 310 \ 1 118 Philadelphia 1 full 81 n i 1 ito Pittsburgh lilt 4�3��?T 41 1 142 Louis 1 1 81 6 9 t t 123 Purdue to play Ohio state Pitt Lafayette ind., june 1 Ansis Purdue a 1945 football schedule announced today lists 10 games. Including eight of the opponents faced last year Ohio state and Pittsburgh replace Illinois and Navy from the 1944 slate. French Star released Jean Borotra lefty French Tennis Star who at one time was physical culture minister in the Peta in government and Michael Clemenceau son of the late French statesman stand in the town of Innsbruck Austria after being released from a German prison Camp in the tyrolean Alps by . Seventh army Borotra was arrested in Paris in May but charges were not photo her Rich paces marauder win Marseille june in sparked by left fielder John Horrigan of Seattle wash., who had three hits in four trips to the plate of which one was a Home run the marauders Defeated the cubs 10-1 in a lbs National league game Here. Horrigan a roundtrip per came in the first inning with a mate aboard and began a six run scoring spree for the winners. Lyle neat of fort Wayne incl spun a four hitter for the winners with right. Fielder Joe Pagens Homer being the Only Mark against him a to spoil a shutout. Quot the Victory was the third of tilt Campaign for the marauders. Transf on appointed san Diego june 1 Ansis it cmdr Charles Cransford former Pennsylvania and Temple athletic Star yesterday was appointee recreation officer of the 11th Nava District. He succeeds it. Cmdr. Lee Calland a former san Diego stau football coach who is soon to to placed on the inactive list. Terry and the pirates 1 by Courtesy of news syn indicate by Milton Caniff lbs red devils sink Navy 20-4 Marseille june 1�?the Hospital red devils scoring in five of six innings at Bat scuttled the Navy 20-4 in the lbs american league Here at Ernie Pyle Field. The Engineer monarchs staged a five run rally in the fifth and added two Points in the sixth to beat the my coppers 7-5, in the Victory league at Marignani. In the National league the red sox led the mariners 11-4, in an errorless seven inning game at Marignani. 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