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TIGERFAN'S SPORTING DAILY : FRIDAY MAY 18, 1947

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
LOHRMAN BLANKS YANKS FOR 16TH STRAIGHT WIN
Cleveland Indians righthander Bill Lohrman is about as close to a guaranteed victory as you will find. Lohrman improved to 7-0 this season and stretching back to last year has won his last 16 straight decisions after Cleveland blasted New York 7-0. Lohrman went the distance allowing just 4 hits and lowering his league leading era to 0.90. Mike Tresh hit his second homer in as many days to lead the Tribe offense.

The Chicago White Sox mounted a huge comeback to beat the St Louis Browns 4-3 in 10 innings. Trailing 3-0 in the top of the ninth outfielder Danny Litwhiler hit a 3-run homer to tie the game for Chicago and then St Louis starter Tom Baker threw a wild pitch in the top of the 10th that allowed pinch runner Bob Maier to score the winning run.

In other American League games Red Barrett tossed a 5-hit shutout as Washington blanked Philadelphia 9-0. In Boston, Joe Gantenbein and Dom Dallessandro homered as Detroit doubled the Red Sox 10-5.

In the National League Ken Raffensberger and the Braves blanked Chicago 2-0. Raffensberger tossed a complete game 4-hitter to even his record at 3-3.

Stan Ferens seems to be fully recovered from the back injury that cost him nearly a full year. The Cardinals veteran starter improved his record to 2-1 with his second straight complete game 5 hitter, this one a 4-0 win in Pittsburgh. Whitey Kurowski and Marty Marion each had 3 hits for St Louis.

Joe Medwick and Johnny Ripple homered as Cincinnati hammered Philadelphia 16-4 while Hank Leiber's 2-run double in the top of the ninth gave the New York Giants a 5-3 win in Brooklyn. Giants rookie catcher Yogi Berra enjoyed his first 3 hit game.

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AMERICAN	 W	 L	 PCT	 GB
CLEVELAND	21	 8	.724	 x
NEW YORK	19	13	.594	3.5
ST LOUIS	17	15	.531	5.5
WASHINGTON	15	15	.500	6.5
CHICAGO		13	17	.433	8.5
DETROIT		13	17	.433	8.5
BOSTON		12	17	.414	9.0
PHILADELPHIA	11	19	.367   10.5
				
NATIONAL	 W	 L	 PCT	 GB
PITTSBURGH	22	 9	.710	 x
ST LOUIS	19	13	.594	3.5
CINCINNATI	17	14	.548	5.0
PHILADELPHIA	15	13	.536	5.5
CHICAGO		15	14	.517	6.0
BOSTON		11	17	.393	9.5
BROOKLYN	10	19	.345   11.0
NEW YORK	 9	19	.321   11.5

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 9 Philadelphia 0
Detroit 10 Boston 5
Chicago 4 St Louis 3 (10 inn)
Cleveland 7 New York 0

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 2 Chicago 0
New York 5 Brooklyn 3
Cincinnati 16 Philadelphia 4
St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 0

TODAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit (V Trucks 1-5, 4.17) at Washington (D Adkins 1-3, 5.12)
Philadelphia (L McCrabb 2-5, 4.08) at Boston (T Hughson 1-3, 5.04)
New York (M Lanier 3-3, 2.19) at St Louis (A McKain 4-1, 3.97)
Chicago (E Lopat 3-4, 5.24) at Cleveland (S Gromek 5-0, 4.53)

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago (P Erickson 2-4, 5.03) at Boston (W Spahn 3-4, 4.28)
New Yok (K Chase 2-4, 7.75) at Brooklyn (R Barney 2-2, 3.83)
Philadelphia (M Macon 2-0, 2.65) at Cincinnati (H Feldman 2-2, 4.97)
St Louis (E White 4-2, 3.63) at Pittsburgh (J Tobin 5-1, 3.75)

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AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS		NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS
BATTING				BATTING
D Wakefield Det	 .378		B Elliott Pit	.400
J Heath Cle	 .349		G Rosen Bkn	.389
C Travis Wsh	 .344		G Scharein StL	.361

HOME RUNS			HOME RUNS
F Crosetti NYY	7		H Clift Chn	9
T Hafey Cha	7		W Cooper StL	7
T Williams Bos	6		E Torgeson Bsn	6

RBI'S				RBI'S
D Litwhiler Cha	 32		B Elliott Pit	31
B Young Bos	 26		A Vaughan Pit	30
D Walker NYY	 24		R Kiner Pit	24

WINS				WINS
B Lohrman Cle	7-0		P Roe Pit	7-0
S Gromek Cle	5-0		C Schanz Phi	6-2
D Dean NYY	5-2		J Tobin	Pit	5-1

ERA				ERA
B Lohrman Cle	0.90		A Zabala NYG	     1.13
T Bonham NYY	1.68		P Roe Pit	     2.19
E Johnson Bos	1.74		K Raffensberger Bsn  2.24

STRIKEOUTS			STRIKEOUTS
J Haynes Wsh	 38		W Spahn Bsn	43
B Lohrman Cle	 35		R Barney Bkn	42
T Baker SLB	 34		A Jurisch StL	39

NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION OFFSEASON NOTES
NBA DRAFT PRIMER - TWO WASHINGTON GUARDS MAY GO IN ROUND 1
University of Washington hoops fans were more than a litte dissappointed to learn that guards Bob *Harrison and George *Feigenbaum were turning pro after their sophomore seasons. Harrison in particular will be missed after leading the team in assists and finishing second in scoring with 14.9 ppg. Feigenbaum was bothered by minor injuries all season and never did get in the starting lineup during his two years with the Huskies. However, he has a higher upside as far as NBA scouts are concerned.

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	BOB *HARRISON'S CAREER STATS AT WASHINGTON
YEAR    GP  MPG	  PPG  RPG  APG  TO  SPG  BPG  FG%  FT%  3P%
45-46	31 15.7	  4.2  1.1  3.6	1.9  0.7  0.0 .398 .667	.298
46-47	34 31.0	 14.9  2.6  6.0	3.1  1.9  0.1 .482 .750	.449
        -- ----   ---  ---  --- ---  ---  --- ---- ---- ----
career	65 23.7	  9.8  1.9  4.8	2.5  1.3  0.0 .462 .729	.416
    	
	GEORGE *FEIGENBAUM CAREER STATS AT WASHINGTON
YEAR    GP  MPG	  PPG  RPG  APG  TO  SPG  BPG  FG%  FT%  3P%
45-46	31 21.0	 10.1  1.6  2.5	1.0  1.0  0.2 .405 .763	.387
46-47	33 11.3	  3.4  1.2  0.9	0.3  0.5  0.1 .232 .780	.188
        -- ----   ---  ---  --- ---  ---  --- ---- ---- ----
career	64 16.0	  6.6  1.4  1.7	0.7  0.8  0.2 .340 .769	.346

In real life George Feigenbaum played at LIU before playing 17 NBA games over 2 seasons. Bob Harrison played 9 NBA seasons with the Lakers, Hawks and Nationals following a stellar career at Michigan.

GOLF - BING CROSBY PRO-AM
WEETMAN LEADS AFTER FIRST ROUND OF CROSBY
Britian's Harry Weetman has a 2 stroke lead after the opening round of the Bing Crosby Pro-Am. Weetman, who played on the Del Monte course has a 2 stroke lead on Sam King, who also played Del Monte. Half of the field played Del Monte and the other half played Cypress Point. They will switch for Friday's second round and then the entire field plus the top six amateurs will compete at Pebble Beach for Saturday's final round.

Among the amateurs Scott xTibbetts, who tied for second last week in Phoenix, contined his hot play with a 70 yesterday. xTibbetts played at Del Monte and he is tied with William Scarborough III, who also shot a 70 but at the tougher Cypress Point course. Among the celebrity amateurs, UCLA hoops star and possible NBA draft pick Chet McNabb carded an impressive 77 with host Bing Crosby just a stroke behind him.

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PROS		SCORE
WEETMAN		65
KING		67
OLIVER		68
ADAMS		69
CERDA		69
WORSHAM		69
BOROS		70
FURGOL		70
MACKAY JR	70
BURKE JR	71
DALY		71
WARD		71
BURTON		72
FORD		72
HARBERT		72
HARRISON	72
HORNE		72
KEISER		72
LEES		72
RIEGEL		72
SMITH		72
STRANAHAN	72
TURNERSA	72
VON NIDA	72
FERRIER		73
HAEFNER		73
HOGAN		73
LOCKE		73
SHUTE		73
SNEAD		73
BARRON		74
COTTON		74
GHEZZI		74
HAMILTON	74
HARPER		74
MIDDLECOFF	74
NELSON		74
WOOD		74
DE VICENZO	75
DEMARET		75
HEBERT		75
LITTLE		75
METZ		75
REES		75
RUNYON		75
BOLT		76
BRUEN		76
BULLA		76
BYRD		76
FAZIO		76
REVOLTA		76
THOMSON		76
VAN DONCK	76
BRADSHAW	77
FLECK		77
HARMON		77
MCSPADDEN	78
WALL		78
DUTRA		79
LAFFOON		79
FAULKNER	80
SARAZEN		80
MANGRUM		83

TOP AMATEURS	Score
xScarborough-a	70
x-Tibbetts-a	70
ROSBURG-a	71
xWhistler-a	71
DAWSON-a	72
CARR-a		75
Chet McNabb	77 (UCLA hoops star)
Bing Crosby	78
xMartin-a	78
xWhite-a	78
Don Schlereth	79 (49ers first round pick)
xDePore-a	79
Joseph Smith	80 (USC hoops star)
Bob Hope	81
Justin Jackson 	81 (Chargers QB)
Herm Fuetsch	82 (KC Kings PG -UCLA alum)
Johnny Cushing  83 (Raiders RB)
Sid Luckman	84 (Bears QB)
Hank Norberg	84 (Stanford DE)
Otto Graham	86 (Bucs first round pick QB)
Bob Fenimore	87 (Chargers first round pick RB)
Ken Kavanaugh   87 (Bears WR)

HORSE RACING
PREAKNESS POST POSITIONS ANNOUNCED
The starting grid has been announced for Saturday's running of the Preakness Stakes. Jet Pilot is looking to add the second leg of the Triple Crown to his Kentucky Derby victory but he will have to do it starting way outside. Jet Pilot drew the #10 spot. It may not bother him as he started in the 11th spot at the Derby.

1- Double Jay
2- Cosmic Bomb
3- Phalanx
4- On Trust
5- WL Sickle
6- Stepfather
7- Star Reward
8- Bulletproof
9- Jett-Jett
10- Jet Pilot
11- Riskolater
12- Faultless
13- Liberty Road

BOXING
KANE WINS SLUGFEST WITH HERMAN
Peter Kane and Vic Herman went toe-to-toe for 9 rounds in Glasgow before the referee stopped their bantamweight bout due to heavy bleeding around both of Herman's eyes. With the TKO Kane, who was ahead on all 3 scorecards, moves to 17-2-1. Herman falls to 14-4-2 but he certainly gave the Liverpool lad some competition. Both fighters looked like they had been in a war when it was over as Kane was bleeding from the mouth and from a bad gash above his right eye.

There is boxing action in the USA tonight as a pair of top featherweight contenders will meet at National Hall in San Francisco. Seattle's Harold Hoshino will take on Charlie Riley. Hoshino, known as the Japanesse Sandman, is considered the top contender for World Champion Willie Pep's crown. Hoshino is 25-3-1 with 18 knockouts. Riley, who hails from St Louis, is 22-4 with 12 ko's and considered the 5th best featherweight in the world. Hoshino and Riley have met once before, early in the postwar tournament with Hoshino scoring a second round TKO. It is expected the winner of this fight will get a shot at Pep.

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Here are the top 10 featherweights
RANK	NAME		RECORD	HOMETOWN
CHAMP Willie Pep	18-0-0	Hartford, Conn.
2     Harold Hoshino	25-3-1	Seattle
3     Sandy Saddler	22-2-0	Boston
4     Ray Famechon	25-12-0 Sous-le-bois-Maubeurge, France
5     Charlie Riley	22-4-0	St Louis
6     Diego Sosa	27-11-0 Cuba
7     Georgie Hansford	21-12-0	Cedar Rapids, Iowa
8     Simon Vegara	37-6-2	Panama
9     Chalky Wright	25-6-1  San Bernardino, California
10    Pat Iacobucci	24-12-1	Cincinnati

11-21-2004, 09:31 PM	#318
Tiger Fan Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Ontario Canada Posts: 9,779	TIGERFAN'S SPORTING DAILY : FRIDAY MAY 18, 1947 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL LOHRMAN BLANKS YANKS FOR 16TH STRAIGHT WIN Cleveland Indians righthander Bill Lohrman is about as close to a guaranteed victory as you will find. Lohrman improved to 7-0 this season and stretching back to last year has won his last 16 straight decisions after Cleveland blasted New York 7-0. Lohrman went the distance allowing just 4 hits and lowering his league leading era to 0.90. Mike Tresh hit his second homer in as many days to lead the Tribe offense. The Chicago White Sox mounted a huge comeback to beat the St Louis Browns 4-3 in 10 innings. Trailing 3-0 in the top of the ninth outfielder Danny Litwhiler hit a 3-run homer to tie the game for Chicago and then St Louis starter Tom Baker threw a wild pitch in the top of the 10th that allowed pinch runner Bob Maier to score the winning run. In other American League games Red Barrett tossed a 5-hit shutout as Washington blanked Philadelphia 9-0. In Boston, Joe Gantenbein and Dom Dallessandro homered as Detroit doubled the Red Sox 10-5. In the National League Ken Raffensberger and the Braves blanked Chicago 2-0. Raffensberger tossed a complete game 4-hitter to even his record at 3-3. Stan Ferens seems to be fully recovered from the back injury that cost him nearly a full year. The Cardinals veteran starter improved his record to 2-1 with his second straight complete game 5 hitter, this one a 4-0 win in Pittsburgh. Whitey Kurowski and Marty Marion each had 3 hits for St Louis. Joe Medwick and Johnny Ripple homered as Cincinnati hammered Philadelphia 16-4 while Hank Leiber's 2-run double in the top of the ninth gave the New York Giants a 5-3 win in Brooklyn. Giants rookie catcher Yogi Berra enjoyed his first 3 hit game. Code: AMERICAN W L PCT GB CLEVELAND 21 8 .724 x NEW YORK 19 13 .594 3.5 ST LOUIS 17 15 .531 5.5 WASHINGTON 15 15 .500 6.5 CHICAGO 13 17 .433 8.5 DETROIT 13 17 .433 8.5 BOSTON 12 17 .414 9.0 PHILADELPHIA 11 19 .367 10.5 NATIONAL W L PCT GB PITTSBURGH 22 9 .710 x ST LOUIS 19 13 .594 3.5 CINCINNATI 17 14 .548 5.0 PHILADELPHIA 15 13 .536 5.5 CHICAGO 15 14 .517 6.0 BOSTON 11 17 .393 9.5 BROOKLYN 10 19 .345 11.0 NEW YORK 9 19 .321 11.5 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington 9 Philadelphia 0 Detroit 10 Boston 5 Chicago 4 St Louis 3 (10 inn) Cleveland 7 New York 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 2 Chicago 0 New York 5 Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 16 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 0 TODAY'S GAMES AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit (V Trucks 1-5, 4.17) at Washington (D Adkins 1-3, 5.12) Philadelphia (L McCrabb 2-5, 4.08) at Boston (T Hughson 1-3, 5.04) New York (M Lanier 3-3, 2.19) at St Louis (A McKain 4-1, 3.97) Chicago (E Lopat 3-4, 5.24) at Cleveland (S Gromek 5-0, 4.53) NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago (P Erickson 2-4, 5.03) at Boston (W Spahn 3-4, 4.28) New Yok (K Chase 2-4, 7.75) at Brooklyn (R Barney 2-2, 3.83) Philadelphia (M Macon 2-0, 2.65) at Cincinnati (H Feldman 2-2, 4.97) St Louis (E White 4-2, 3.63) at Pittsburgh (J Tobin 5-1, 3.75) Code: AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS BATTING BATTING D Wakefield Det .378 B Elliott Pit .400 J Heath Cle .349 G Rosen Bkn .389 C Travis Wsh .344 G Scharein StL .361 HOME RUNS HOME RUNS F Crosetti NYY 7 H Clift Chn 9 T Hafey Cha 7 W Cooper StL 7 T Williams Bos 6 E Torgeson Bsn 6 RBI'S RBI'S D Litwhiler Cha 32 B Elliott Pit 31 B Young Bos 26 A Vaughan Pit 30 D Walker NYY 24 R Kiner Pit 24 WINS WINS B Lohrman Cle 7-0 P Roe Pit 7-0 S Gromek Cle 5-0 C Schanz Phi 6-2 D Dean NYY 5-2 J Tobin Pit 5-1 ERA ERA B Lohrman Cle 0.90 A Zabala NYG 1.13 T Bonham NYY 1.68 P Roe Pit 2.19 E Johnson Bos 1.74 K Raffensberger Bsn 2.24 STRIKEOUTS STRIKEOUTS J Haynes Wsh 38 W Spahn Bsn 43 B Lohrman Cle 35 R Barney Bkn 42 T Baker SLB 34 A Jurisch StL 39 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION OFFSEASON NOTES NBA DRAFT PRIMER - TWO WASHINGTON GUARDS MAY GO IN ROUND 1 University of Washington hoops fans were more than a litte dissappointed to learn that guards Bob Harrison and George Feigenbaum were turning pro after their sophomore seasons. Harrison in particular will be missed after leading the team in assists and finishing second in scoring with 14.9 ppg. Feigenbaum was bothered by minor injuries all season and never did get in the starting lineup during his two years with the Huskies. However, he has a higher upside as far as NBA scouts are concerned. Code: BOB HARRISON'S CAREER STATS AT WASHINGTON YEAR GP MPG PPG RPG APG TO SPG BPG FG% FT% 3P% 45-46 31 15.7 4.2 1.1 3.6 1.9 0.7 0.0 .398 .667 .298 46-47 34 31.0 14.9 2.6 6.0 3.1 1.9 0.1 .482 .750 .449 -- ---- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---- ---- ---- career 65 23.7 9.8 1.9 4.8 2.5 1.3 0.0 .462 .729 .416 GEORGE FEIGENBAUM CAREER STATS AT WASHINGTON YEAR GP MPG PPG RPG APG TO SPG BPG FG% FT% 3P% 45-46 31 21.0 10.1 1.6 2.5 1.0 1.0 0.2 .405 .763 .387 46-47 33 11.3 3.4 1.2 0.9 0.3 0.5 0.1 .232 .780 .188 -- ---- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---- ---- ---- career 64 16.0 6.6 1.4 1.7 0.7 0.8 0.2 .340 .769 .346 In real life George Feigenbaum played at LIU before playing 17 NBA games over 2 seasons. Bob Harrison played 9 NBA seasons with the Lakers, Hawks and Nationals following a stellar career at Michigan. GOLF - BING CROSBY PRO-AM WEETMAN LEADS AFTER FIRST ROUND OF CROSBY Britian's Harry Weetman has a 2 stroke lead after the opening round of the Bing Crosby Pro-Am. Weetman, who played on the Del Monte course has a 2 stroke lead on Sam King, who also played Del Monte. Half of the field played Del Monte and the other half played Cypress Point. They will switch for Friday's second round and then the entire field plus the top six amateurs will compete at Pebble Beach for Saturday's final round. Among the amateurs Scott xTibbetts, who tied for second last week in Phoenix, contined his hot play with a 70 yesterday. xTibbetts played at Del Monte and he is tied with William Scarborough III, who also shot a 70 but at the tougher Cypress Point course. Among the celebrity amateurs, UCLA hoops star and possible NBA draft pick Chet McNabb carded an impressive 77 with host Bing Crosby just a stroke behind him. Code: PROS SCORE WEETMAN 65 KING 67 OLIVER 68 ADAMS 69 CERDA 69 WORSHAM 69 BOROS 70 FURGOL 70 MACKAY JR 70 BURKE JR 71 DALY 71 WARD 71 BURTON 72 FORD 72 HARBERT 72 HARRISON 72 HORNE 72 KEISER 72 LEES 72 RIEGEL 72 SMITH 72 STRANAHAN 72 TURNERSA 72 VON NIDA 72 FERRIER 73 HAEFNER 73 HOGAN 73 LOCKE 73 SHUTE 73 SNEAD 73 BARRON 74 COTTON 74 GHEZZI 74 HAMILTON 74 HARPER 74 MIDDLECOFF 74 NELSON 74 WOOD 74 DE VICENZO 75 DEMARET 75 HEBERT 75 LITTLE 75 METZ 75 REES 75 RUNYON 75 BOLT 76 BRUEN 76 BULLA 76 BYRD 76 FAZIO 76 REVOLTA 76 THOMSON 76 VAN DONCK 76 BRADSHAW 77 FLECK 77 HARMON 77 MCSPADDEN 78 WALL 78 DUTRA 79 LAFFOON 79 FAULKNER 80 SARAZEN 80 MANGRUM 83 TOP AMATEURS Score xScarborough-a 70 x-Tibbetts-a 70 ROSBURG-a 71 xWhistler-a 71 DAWSON-a 72 CARR-a 75 Chet McNabb 77 (UCLA hoops star) Bing Crosby 78 xMartin-a 78 xWhite-a 78 Don Schlereth 79 (49ers first round pick) xDePore-a 79 Joseph Smith 80 (USC hoops star) Bob Hope 81 Justin Jackson 81 (Chargers QB) Herm Fuetsch 82 (KC Kings PG -UCLA alum) Johnny Cushing 83 (Raiders RB) Sid Luckman 84 (Bears QB) Hank Norberg 84 (Stanford DE) Otto Graham 86 (Bucs first round pick QB) Bob Fenimore 87 (Chargers first round pick RB) Ken Kavanaugh 87 (Bears WR) HORSE RACING PREAKNESS POST POSITIONS ANNOUNCED The starting grid has been announced for Saturday's running of the Preakness Stakes. Jet Pilot is looking to add the second leg of the Triple Crown to his Kentucky Derby victory but he will have to do it starting way outside. Jet Pilot drew the #10 spot. It may not bother him as he started in the 11th spot at the Derby. 1- Double Jay 2- Cosmic Bomb 3- Phalanx 4- On Trust 5- WL Sickle 6- Stepfather 7- Star Reward 8- Bulletproof 9- Jett-Jett 10- Jet Pilot 11- Riskolater 12- Faultless 13- Liberty Road BOXING KANE WINS SLUGFEST WITH HERMAN Peter Kane and Vic Herman went toe-to-toe for 9 rounds in Glasgow before the referee stopped their bantamweight bout due to heavy bleeding around both of Herman's eyes. With the TKO Kane, who was ahead on all 3 scorecards, moves to 17-2-1. Herman falls to 14-4-2 but he certainly gave the Liverpool lad some competition. Both fighters looked like they had been in a war when it was over as Kane was bleeding from the mouth and from a bad gash above his right eye. There is boxing action in the USA tonight as a pair of top featherweight contenders will meet at National Hall in San Francisco. Seattle's Harold Hoshino will take on Charlie Riley. Hoshino, known as the Japanesse Sandman, is considered the top contender for World Champion Willie Pep's crown. Hoshino is 25-3-1 with 18 knockouts. Riley, who hails from St Louis, is 22-4 with 12 ko's and considered the 5th best featherweight in the world. Hoshino and Riley have met once before, early in the postwar tournament with Hoshino scoring a second round TKO. It is expected the winner of this fight will get a shot at Pep. Code: Here are the top 10 featherweights RANK NAME RECORD HOMETOWN CHAMP Willie Pep 18-0-0 Hartford, Conn. 2 Harold Hoshino 25-3-1 Seattle 3 Sandy Saddler 22-2-0 Boston 4 Ray Famechon 25-12-0 Sous-le-bois-Maubeurge, France 5 Charlie Riley 22-4-0 St Louis 6 Diego Sosa 27-11-0 Cuba 7 Georgie Hansford 21-12-0 Cedar Rapids, Iowa 8 Simon Vegara 37-6-2 Panama 9 Chalky Wright 25-6-1 San Bernardino, California 10 Pat Iacobucci 24-12-1 Cincinnati __________________ Cliff Markle HOB1 greatest pitcher 360-160, 9 Welch Awards, 11 WS titles Last edited by Tiger Fan; 04-18-2007 at 01:40 AM.