Fischer Fails, Nats Beaten, 8-6 : Skeet Mark Tied by 15-Year-Old --* SKow Keen Eyes in Here ’ Minor Leagues Shooting Championships HITS International. SHAUGHNESSY Rochester. A; Buffalo, 3. U> SCUTE BEANED American Association. lv^ Louisville. 7; Bt. Paul, 3 Indianapolis. 7; Minneapolis. 0. Columbus. 4: Kansas Cttr. 0. START OFF LEFTY Milwaukee. 12; Toledo, in 96 IN .410 C0N1EST Soathern Association. AS PIRATES LOSE Chattanooga. p Atlanta, A Knoxville. 9; Nashville. S. Pounded in Texas. Carl Is First Takes North-South Junior Port Worth. 8: Beaumont. 7. Tulsa. 3; Houston. 2. Ex-Griff Is Fourth Hospital After Lewis Hits Homer PaelBe Coast. Event—Titles Are Won Los Angeles 16; Oakland. A Son Pranclsco. 4; Sacramento. 0. Case of Season—Giants for Griff Lead. Piedmont. by Mrs. Coe, Kelly. Asheville. 9; Charlotte. 4 Crowd Portsmouth. 17; Winston-Salem. 0. Leaders. BY FRANCIS E. STAN, marks- Three-Eve. By the of The keen eye and steady Associated Pre*«. ■tall Correspondent Star. Bloomington. 7: Moline. 3. manship of a 15-year-old prep Peorla-Terre EW Ohio, June 5.— Haute, rain. YORK. June 5.—Every- school lad dominated the Clinton-Decatur. wet grounds. The Nationals did their part thing but victory happened to THENorth-South skeet shoot yes- Sallr. the again today to keep the Savannah. 4; Jacksonville. S (10 In- Pittsburgh Pirates today terday at the National Capital Skeet nings). as lost a CLEVELAND,Yanks from making a run- they 7-to-5 decision Club as Dick of New Tork-Penn. Shaughnessy, jr., to the Giants In the opener of away of the American League race. Wilkes-Barre. A: Albany. 1. their Dedham, Mass., tied the world record (**•< current series. Behind the unpardonable pitching of Willamsport, 8; Trenton. 2. in the .410-gauge championship in Binghamton. 8; Scranton. 7. The boasted Carl Fischer, they lost to the second- victory the Giants Into addition to capturing the Junior title a virtual tie with the Bucs place Indans in an 8-to-6 game, al- for the with a perfect score. league lead, them though for a while it looked as if the leaving just a slim Shaughnessy, 1936 national junior percentage back of valiant bats of the Nats were going margin the pace- champion, clipped the swift targets setters. to undo all the bad wrought by the for a perfect score of 25—25 on his Fred Schulte, in kinky-headed southpaw. filling at right field first two rounds, but faltered slightly for the Bucs, became the Trailing, 3 to 8, going into t^o fourth bats- in his last two trips around the field, man of the season to to the eighth round, the Nats came out go hospital shattering 23 disc on each round for with a head injury from a thrown swinging and scored three runs to ball. a total of 96. Gus Suhr, the Pirates' make a show out of the affair. If sturdy first- Dave Sklar of Brooklyn. N. Y„ sacker, had to break his their rally fell short they at least had National grabbed second honors with 94, while League consecutive the satisfaction of knocking Willis game playing R. E. Stuart, sr., of Alexandria, Va., streak after 822 games. Hudlin out of the box and prevent- and Dr. R. G. Vance of Waban, Mass., Gehrig Two of Four And old Pie Traynor, the ing him from steaming to his sixth Slugs Bucs' tied for third place at 91, with Stuart manager, made his first pitching victory under his own playing winning the toss-up for the trophy. but Malone appearance in two years as a power. Long Drives, pinch- runner for Schulte in the Hudlin should have breezed to vic- eighth. Kelly Get* Crown. Has to Save Game. Schulte was sent in at for his mates on Fischer right field tory. hopped to take 'T'HE battered hat fraternity was the place of Paul Waner, who for four runs in the first Inning and By the Associated Press. filled amazed as the youthful Massa- m at first base for Suhr. The kept pecking away at Carl and Joe June 5—The Yan- chusetts marksman shattered 50 tar- latter had left for San Francisco Cascarella thereafter. But as the game kees laid down & home run gets In succession to win the Junior because of the sudden death of his wore on Hudlin wore down and finally barrage today to top the Tigers mother. title, trimming Larry Williams, jr., of the rejuvinated Joe Heving was rushed DETROIT,« to S, but they had to call on Washington and R. E. Stuart, jr.. of to the rescue. He did a great Job with old Blub Malone with two out In the Schulte Knocked Alexandria, who blasted 46 and 45 of Unconsciou*. his fire hat on. ninth inning to save the game. THE eighth, the catapulted saucers, respectively. JN Schulte, batting The victory, with Lou clout- against rookie Cliff Frank R. of N. Gehrig Melton, was hit Lewi* Opens With Homer. Kelly Orange, J., two ing round-trippers and Joe Di high on the head by an KELLY LEWIS, who won the .20-gauge over accidental plays championship and Red one * JOHN Magglo Ruffing each, bean ball. He a crack field, taking the crown dropped unconscious third base for the Griffs, presented only maintained the Yanks’ and, after after a two-game efforts on the spot failed Fischer with a 1-0 lead before Carl shoot-off with V. S. Frank and American League lead over the Indians to revive him. was F- T. Vermillion, local shooters, after carried to the club threw a pitch plateward. In the first All of the homers were house. made off Several minutes later, he a the trio had tied for the top spot with inning Lewis belted mighty home young George Gill, the Detroit regamed a score of 96. starting consciousness, and officials run over the centerfleld fence and pitcher. He was relieved The by Elden announced they would take him to then took his position in the field and shoot-off, climaxing 11 hours of Auxer in the eighth. Bump Hadley, Polytechnic Hospital for steady firing, was in semi- examination saw a quartet of less mighty blows staged Yankee lasted until the as soon as WILLIAM starter, sev- he could be moved. more than Cleveland MRS. C COE. DICK SHAUGHNESSY, Jr., darkness, with Kelly the crown make up the taking enth, when he gave way to Rookie Physicians said Winner the women's title in the North-South with a round of tonight X-ray ex- deficit. of meet at the Dedham. Mass., youngster, who tied the world .410-gauge record 25 to 21 for Vermil- Prank Makosky. who was belted out in aminations showed no of National Sheet Club with a net score 92. with a 96 to inn that event and who also the lion and 20 for Frank. sign a frac- Beiore carl could get one batter Capital yesterday of gained junior the Tigers’ futile ture. She is a ninth-inning surge, out the Indians were In front with Washingtonian. honors. —Star Staff Photos. although he received credit for the Schulte, 33, is a 10-vear Mr*. W. C. Coe Gets Title. man in a lead they never last. Lvn Lerv victory. the majors, W. seeing action with the with a double and Bruce C. COE of the host club opened 8t. Louis Browns and walked. Earl Averill won the women * Gehrig Starts Yank Drive. Washington Campbell Never in Front championship Senators before the Pirates Newsom with a obtained Made Relief Hurler high net score homers were whacked a home run over the right- of 92. with Mrs A. his sixth and him on waivers last WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E. W. ^EHRIG'S year field fence, making It 3-1, and Hal Walker, also a Washingtonian, fin- seventh of the year. He started Chapman, cf. ft o 1 1 0 0 POLICE BOYS OPEN Traynor, who ran for him after he the alive Lewis. 3b. ft l 2 4 3 n ishing second with 91. M. L. the Yankee with Trosky kept rally by tripling. Smythe scoring the first one was injured, scored on Myer. 2b. _ 3 2 14ft 0 Lloyd Waner* At this Mr. Steve who As Harris of Cleveland, with a score of 84 and in the fourth point 0'N«ill, Stone, rf. __ 4 3 o 0 inning. Ruffing pro- ground ball to Begins Experiment 1 1 short, but by that tuna If. 4 O 1 of 22 for duced manages the Clevelands, wn* glad Simmons. 0 1 4 handicap a total of 106, cap- his as a pinch-hitter with a mate the run didn't Kuhel. Jb. __ __ 4 O O 7 O 0 matter. that Fischer is one of those fellows tured honors. on base in the when Travis, ss. _ 4 2 2 0 3 0 handicap seventh, the Yanks who doesn’t orders. Earlier this With Cohen in Role Hogan, c _ 4 0 0 3 1 0 CITY Individual and tallied three times to tie the Mancuso obey LOOP BATTLE all-gauge five-man score. Heads Attack. Starting Fischer, p. 2 O 1 0 0 <1 season in a burst of told team will be The other in the was HE Giants Steve, lage, BY FRANCIS E. STAN, to 3. The bases were loaded at the Cascarella. p. _10 10 10 championships decided tally inning the had clubbed Joe Bow- 0 0 Fischer to get out of Park •Hill_ 1 0 Q 0 today, with firing slated to under result of a walk. Lazxeri s man out League Staff Correspondent of The Star. time and Linke. who replaced him, i get Tony single with a four-run rally in and out. 8 a m. To and the stay Totals _ 37 « 12 24 31 1 I reach the club turn Myrll Hoag’s long fly. fourth and LEVELAND, June 5.—Manager promptly pitched r home run to Five of Champion Eastern had added three more At that time Carl was an •Baited for Cascarela in ninth. left on Bradley boulevard at In the eighth, the world off Bill wearing Bucky Harris of the Nationals Goose Goelin. This tied the score Wiscon- champions Swift in the sixth for all Indian but the Cle\pland. AB. R. H. O. A E sin avenue and follow wound up their when Di their headdress, Washing- tossed the fire-hat to and the Nats lost In extra Team Are With No. 5 signs four miles scoring Mag- scoring to put the on today innings. Lary. ss. _ _ 4 1 1 13 0 High game Ice. to the and hit tons bought Fischer and today he Campbell, if. 3 2 0 2 0 0 grounds. Admission is free. gio Gehrig consecutive homers, Arky Vaughan hit a homer Pitcher Buck Newsom, and Tomorrow the Griffs will move into i for the cf. __ 4 2 2 O •) boldly made his way into the park, Averill. l Club Joniar driving Gill to the showers. Pirates in the first frame. until it that it's no fit Newsom __ __~ ft 3 3 0 0 4. n Championship. Gus develops Cleveland's Municipal Stadium for a Trosky. lb. 3 2 Facing No. Man- O’Neill's orders to the Solters. _ .4 0 3 001 .**■• Dedham. Mass Earlier, the had cuso. contrary. will rescue If. V,Dli,r?whawtfinPitchers Jimmy Hale. Hughes. Chapman. Lewis. Stone, the South diamond at 1 Larchmont. N. Walker Fouls in Pinch. retired when the Tribe attempted a Simmons. Travis Two-base hits—Lary. Ellipse R- F Jeffreys. ington club never was in the ball De Carl Fischer and J.Ph V rT1!'—M,s- opened the in the 2 "“rasi t 5 2 double ateal and Pytlak was ! Shong. Weaver Trosky. Chapman. Stone. Three-baae hits— o'clock. :ladelphi«, «<»—"‘i—10": Mrs L. 8 hitting last- l 5 flagged Averill. Webb Richmond. Va UK—27—US: J?OX game, but Buck was warming up, ready are regarded as regular starters. Trosky, Si one. Home runs—Lewis. Ernest W. Miss I inning rally with a two-base ana. 21; the Maj. Brown, Winifred — s at plate. Double plays—Lary to Hale to Trosky. superin- Hanley. Bridgeport. Conn.. SI I~„?! i s for service. Harris decided to convert Travis to Myer to Kuhel <2i. Hudlin to tendent of and of G v,nce Waben Maas smash to left, and took third on a wild Swift.9 ft n o o Cleveland boosted the count to 5-1 ! police organizer the si 2S: n!ors'..R ♦ Lary to Trosicy. Left on bases—Cleveland, W c Hbiter. W*ahlnr- Dick.hot 1 ft n o Newsom this after taking Cohen Deserves Chance. toss lon. pitch. walked and Green- ft In the third when and morning, s Washington, ft Bases on balls—Off boys' clubs, will out the first ball 64—8.2—8,: Mrs William Luke. Gehringer Brown.p 0 ] i inning, Trosky Staunton. of his staff and de- reward is deserved. Hudlin. 1; off Fischer. 4. off Cascarella, 3. as the Va.. fin—33—fli: Mrs. McCook berg singled Fox in. With the B'bik r lb ft ft 2 ft Julius Bolters singled and Sammy Inventory pitching richly junior loop gets under way. Knox tying C^OHENS Struck out—Bv Hudlin. 1: by Heving. 2 Washington. S7—33—80: Miss K and ciding that Joe Cascarella and Ed All season Svd has baen the The will at Knox. winning runs on base. Malone Total. 3* Hale Hied to Stone, letting Trosky by Fischer. 1; by Cascarella. 1. Hits—Off midget league start 11 Washington. 49—ftft—83 12 24 Total. 34 li 27 1 Llnke were 12 in 72* innings off Fischer. 8 Championship. was •core. not sufficiently consistent unsung hero of the Nats' bull-pen Hudlin, o'clock on the same diamond between JJO-Gauge hastly summoned and forced ♦Batted for Swiff m seventh in 4 innings 'none out in fifth', off Heving, Shaughnessy. jr Dedham Maas.. IRan for and talented to bear the burden. but he is the teams 06 Dave Sklar Walker to foul out to third to Schulte in eighth Then, In the fifth, they chased battalion, only member o in 113 innings; off Cascarella. 4 in 4 in- representing Nos. 4 and 5 Brooklyn N. Y 94: R end Losing c. Stuart jr Alexandra Va 91; Dr P 2ftft ftftft of the staff who has not nings Winning pitcher—Hudlin A1 the game. New 21 ft_s Washington Kidwell, Carver, Marshall Ne'wVoFv __ Fischer out of the box. Carl walked To newspaper men Harris said: Umpires—Messrs. Di- Rip G Vance. Waban. Mass. 91 George York (inn 403 pitener—FMscher Ncvr York AB H O.A nnx__~ been given a chance to start a ball Hubbard. Time—2:20. Jacobs, Lee and Stock- DeyoF Washington 90: Joe George Sud- Detroit AB.HOA Averill to open the inning and Trosky neen. Quinn and Lusby Lefty Crostllsi 3 0 3 0 “Newsom wants to be a big game Md P(,: Buddy Jones. Atlanta Fox rf A 2 A o well are Eastern l$rvl,,£x Rolfe.3b 0 HandleVr”Yount*Ot t. promptly doubled Eftrl to third base. game. players included in F. R Kellv. Orange N. J 89: 4 4 2 Rotell.ss 3 0 2 3 winner, but somehow he never has 2*- DI M 10.cf Whitehead the No. 5 while No. 4 boasts F D. Ramsdell Baltimore. Md 88. Dr. 4 13 1 iHerman ] 0 o 0 Error«—-Wh11ei This brought Casearella into the The decision to move from roster, — been and I’ve decided to experiment. I League ! Don Johnson. Washington 88 Gehrlt.lb 4 2 10 1 Ge *er.2b 4 3 13 Vaurhfnn?3ir' Xhultf H,uns ba-ted in such as 4 0 M*hcu*° f3>. game, and Joe's first act was to throw Park into Stadium came players Buddy Gallagher, A. R Vance Washington. 87: F. T Dickey.c 13 Orert.lb 3 2 11 0 wlrf-n Whitehead Buck won't take it with Municipal Henricb.lf 3 0 0 Jensen. P. Waner. Two-has* probably De Vermillion Washington. 87; Dr .7 H 2 Walker.rf 5 3 10 a single to Solters. Both runners in of a crowd of Dewey Poole, Jimmy Chard, Claude 2 Davis. Mancuso HtndieV much enthusiasm, but I shall try to anticipation 40,000 Nichols. Cleveland 87: H D Hadden. Lazzeri.2b 4 17 Ooslin.lt. 4 0 4 0 Three-baseJjiI?~YnunB. M Hoax.rf 4 0 o hit—WTUtehead Home run— scored on this, and, presto, the score for tomorrow's double-header. A Claggit, Reggie Murphy, Dick Mc- estoort. Conn.. 8ft a F Prescott. Wash- 11 Oven.3b n n l Wuih.r point out to him that he will be worth 84. Hadley,p 0 0 1 Double OIZZYTAKESREST, Hale, Cotton h^ton. C M. Bowers Lancaster Pa.. 2 Tebbetti.e 4 0 2 l w«ner?*cr:nce—McCarthy. was 7-1. Herbert, Jiggs couple of years ago the stadium was to Slattery, 8. L Hutcheson Larchmont N Y •Rufflnr lion Gill p 3 2 0 3 F- ii L (unassisted': Vaughan just as much money as a good relief 55: to Handley to P Waner: Jack Bill Loake and John •' H. G. Walters. Washington. 8ft: V. A. Mak skyp l o o i Auker p n o o i Vaughan to P Casearella improved thereafter, al- have been the permanent home of Schaefer, 22 W»ner. Bartell to Whitehead pitcher as he might be as a 20-game Frank. jr Washington. 8ft: R. T. Joiner Mtlone.p 0 0 0 0 tYork l 0 0 n to McCarthy a base on I Cummings. t0 to though balls to Campbell the Indians, but after there Washington. 8ft: Cliff Green. Towson Md. on«« °kZ* McCarthy Left winner. playing bases—-New York. 4: Unlimited* to 8. Ed Lee Binghamton. N. Y.. 83. Totals 34 7 27 14 Totals 35 12 27 Pittsburgh 10 and singles by Averill and Solters a season the Tribe found it too Battle. 12 on balls—off ° pro- J H»nley. Bridgeport. Conn.. Smith off M«lton “When Suck starts the «1* C •Batted for Hadley In seventh. Struck out—By duced the Tribe's and final run games, to 3-1 in Section A of the un- H Etherington. N J Smith ff- b? 2’ eighth spacious give any advantage over TOPPLES Morristown. 81: ♦Batted for Auker In lbr 3 PHILS, ninth, Melton. batters wait him out and a lot y^CTION Mr* M. L. Smythe Cleveland 81; J. B by Tobin 1 Htri111 AW in the sixth round. get clubs. limited division will feature tBatted for Rotell in ninth. Sowman 9 in invading Morrison. Washington. 79; D. P Jones 313 innings off Swift 4 jn of bases on balls. As a relief inn infs: off Brown. 0 Meanwhile, Hudlin had shaken off pitcher games between Gordon* Cafe and Bridgeport. Conn 77; V Coppoie Ded- yetmn 003 010 001—ft off^ in 1 Inning The Indians moved back to New Tobin. 0 in 1 innina- off eewaitv e 1 he find that some hitters are League It*i Mas? 7.V F E Markler. 8taunton, York 000 1O0 320—8 the effects of may Union Printers on the South tvam- Lewis' first inning where Sits on Ellipse Georee Hewitt Va "b °in Park, the short right field Complains of Heat, •‘y Richmond. Runs—DI Maggio. Gehrig (2'. Henrich. Innings' home run and more anxious to hit and drive across and Dixie and Heurich Brewers Judge O O Eflrd. Winston-Stl^m. N. 'Bchul'e) was breesing along fence is made to order for Pig Lazzen. Ruffling Fox <21. Gehrlnger ningv7 S}}CutT—Meltonpitcher—Smith Win- those runs. As a result Newsom Averill, £r 5‘UP- R Nichols Orange. N. J. A4!; Greenberg. Gill. Losing pitcher In fine until the sixth may at Magruder Park, Hyattsville. ^ R Thomas. Errors—Hoag <2>. Runs Bowman. Umpires—Messrs style inning Trosky, Campbell and and as Foe £oth High Poir'. N. C. W hatted In—Wslker < Magerkur*h them to at some company, Mound Threatens, -O-Gaage 3 >. Ruffling <2>. Parker and Moran. when the Nats launched an get swing bad pitches. Gordons and the Brewers sire un- Singles Championship. Gehrig Time_Attend'~--1' ATfend* apolo- they have stayed there ever ex- F. T. Vermillion. <2). Oehringer, Greenberg. Hoag ance—15.333. I don't know how since, Washington. 9fi; F. M. Di sort of an attack with it will work out, defeated in four starts. Both Watson. Laurel. Md Maggio Two-base hits—Gehrlnger getic two out cept on Sundays, when a crowd is Then Checks games 87: Mac Harr. Rich- Fox Three-base but I’ve decided it’s worth the big Rally. mond. Va.. 78: J. L. Hanley. hits—Greenberg. Home and shoved across a run. experi- will start at 3. Bridgeport, runs—Gehrig <2). Ruffling. Di promised. Conn.. 80: Dave Lee Binghamton. N. Y Mgggio. ment.” N Press. Double plays—Rolfe to Laszerl to Bj the Associated Two enticing tilts also are listed 79: W Beaks. Boston. Mass., 72: W P Gehrig: On Di Maggio to Crosettl. Left on baaea— these occasions percentage bows Ragsdale. Boston. Mass.. P4?; J. Shaugh- DODGERS WIN IN NINTH Awaken in June 5— Dizzy in Section B, with New Deal Men's Detroit 9 New York. 3 Bases on balls— Finally Eighth. nessy. Dedham. Mass. 79: Cliff Green. Newsom Not So Enthusiastic. to dollars and 1 Off Gill 2: off Hadley. 4: off walked and the Tribe is on even Dean, suspended for three days Shop clashing with Star Radio on Towson. Md P*?4 Joe George. 8udlersvi!le. Makosky. 2 Buddy Myer Struck out—By Auker. 1: 1 bv J-JUDUN1 was not contacted to- Md 94': Ken Ellis. Hot Springs. Va., po. by Hadley. Get Four for off,” returned to the South Ellipse and Read's Phar- Makosky. 2. Hits—Off 9 In Hun* Then Off Johnny Stone's triple did the ^TEWSOM footing. "popping | W. C. Coe. Washington PI : A. W. Hadley. A'in- Derringer after nings: off 2 in night. hearing of his new he I macy White Haven at Cabin Walker. 8 L. Makosky. 2*, innings: off rest. action today and, although meeting Washington. 77: Hutcheson. Malone, none In in Philadelphia. 1 N. 93: 5i lnntna: off Gill. 7 In 7 Vs 5-to-4 but it is believed that Larchmont. Y.. D. P. Jones. Briar- Struggle. status, Buck out three the John field. New Deal and White innings: off Auker. none in 1 *» innings In the seventh, the Nats got an- struck times, pitched cliff. N. Y., 88: F. Fenn. Joh nson Citv. did not take to his new role with Wild pitch—Makosky. Winning pitcher t any to a 3-to-l over the Haven are undefeated in four Tenn.. ,6; Ed Lee. Binghamton. N. Y BROOKLYN, June 5 (,ipt _The other when Travis singled with one Cardinals victory games, —Makosky. Losing pitcher—Gill Um- of relish. Earlier in 9'.: W B Thomas, High Point. N. C. 73; Dodger* were degree the day It was his of while Star Radio and Read's have pires—Messrs. Moriarty. McGowan and easy for Paul down and Oescarella pushed another WHITE SOX EXTEND Phillies. seventh victory Judge O. O. Eflrd. Winston-Salem. N. C Derringer before Harris had told Buck of his 78; Rolls. Time—2:0ft. Attendance—27,000 for eight hit to centerfield after the season against four defeats. reoords of three w»on and one lost. C. M, Bowers. Lancaster. Pa 95: Innings today, but staged Shanty Hogan D W. Lied. Denver. Pa 92; E A *• decision, Newsom was upset to learn The schedule: Mc- four-run rally in the ninth to had gone out. This brought up Ben Dizzy complained of a sore arm be- Millan. Princeton. N. J.. 92. top that Syd the waa WIN STREAK TO SIX Dr A. E. Walker. Washington. the Cinpinnati Reds, 5 to who doubled off the Cohen, southpaw, have been UNLIMITED. RO: E. S GROVE WHIPS 4, and Chapman, right- fore the game, but it must Baysden, Newport News. Va 87 R T BROWNS going to start one of tomorrow'* Section A. regain sole possession of fifth field fence, scoring Travis and put- his left one because he yielded only six Jeffreys. Philadelphia. 82' Dick Shaugh- place games the Indians. Gordon's Cafeteria vs. Union nessy. Dedham. Mass., 88: In the National Cascarella on against Printers. Dave Sklar. League. ting third. Lewis, hits, issued only one base on balls and South Ellipse: Dixie Pits vs. Heurich Brew- Brooklyn. N. Y. 94. E. D ST. LOUIS, June 5 Bob "So he's turn from Whitehead Score* in Duel With Ramsdell. Bal- (JP —Lefty Si|n ati. AB. H. O. A. Brook Aft u a > rolled taking my away ers. Matruder Park. Hyattsville Mt. timore, Md., 89; R. E. Walker rf .3 n however, out to end the in- struck out seven. In the sixth when Stuart, ar.. Alex- Grove and the Boston Red Sox sent | 4 ri B™?k e' 3 9 \ me?" asked Buck. I’ll have a Rainier Gray* vs. Rose Liquors. Mt. Rainier andria. Va 92; V. S. Prank, 1 Cuyler.rf ? This made It 8-3 "Well, Caster—Bonura's Home Run jr.. Wash- Alio Mor'n lb 014 0 ning. and then Scharein singled and Chuck Klein Hiah. Anacostia Motor* vs. Shady Grove mgton, 96: w. W Rapley. the Browns one notch into % talk with if he does.” Washington. deeper i fCher'ko 0 n fl n came the Nats' Bucky at Falrlawn No. J. All sames at 3 p.m. 81: J. P. Rawley. High Point. N. Tnrrian'Vi,,b 4a } inl ? big inning. The only doubled with only one out, Dizzy, com- C.. 77; the American cellar I ^or. Karr- Washington. Phelps. Peters.3b 4 10 1 Appling,ss 3 2 10 an error Doubles Runs—Mills. Dallesandro. Cronin <2>. pouru English. Strlpp. Two-ba^a This brought to the rescue by Scharein in the fourth .90-Guage Championship. Heving Ambler.2b 3 2 2 2 M.H’es.tfb 2 13 0 Vermillion-Watson. 183: Hart-Ed Foxx. McNair Higgins. Gaffke (21. De Three-bag# hi?— sIWjTTWiTTP the Lee, Lavatet°tn^ftnLavagetto. Home and he whiffed Hogan for the third 3J r New’me.ss 3 0 2 0 Piet.3b 4 2 13 paved way for two unearned runs. ROWE 170: Beaks-Dave Lee. 151: Rafsdale-J. Sautels <21. Davis, West. Vosmik. Hems- run—Myers. Bacri. is REACHES — | Dean.lb 3 10 0 Sewell.c 4 110 MIAMI. 184; ley. Errors Knickerbocker. McNair. flees-—Winsett. Henshaw Left on bases— out. In the ninth he set the J s1!!! p§ The cards got their other run in the Sbaughnessy. 171; Green-George, Nats Caster, d 3 0 0 1 W’head.p 3 10 2 Coe-A. W. Walker. 168; Hutcheson-Jones, Hemaley. Runs batted In—Mllla (31. Foxx * B.s?s ^ “ MIAMI, Fla., June 5 Siu^nfT* ?uT00kl7\ down in 1-3-3 order. •Nelson i 0 0 0 first when Medwick J. Mar- (JP).—Lynwood 179; Thomai-Eflrd, 151; Bowers-Lied. <2), Higgins. Vosmik. Bell. Knickerbocker. ft- n: ofr Derringer, : s I i i i singled o. offJ5f"nH..Ilan«h02w- Grissom. 2. r rii | I Rowe, Detroit 187; MeMillan-Dr. A. E Walker. 172: Gaffke <2>. Orove <2), Dallesandro. West. Struck“ out_By Fr>nva i ; tin home. Schoolboy” Tiger pitch- 'I'li j» Hi Ii i i Totals 33 B 24 0 Totals 31 8 27 18 Baysden-Jeffreys. 169; Dick Shauuhntssv- Two-base hits—Mills. Carty. Dallesandro, br1 ite5h?“iT 81 Louis. AB. H. O. A. Phil*. ing ace, arrived in Miami today to Cronin Home mttLAkbto»KJ««w.Frgnkhouse. in in NY I—| 61 2i •Batted for AB. H. O. A. Sklar. 182: R. E. Stuart, sr.-Frank, 188: run—Mills. Stolen base— Hlt^—Off ft innings- 31_21_51 41 31881X41.641' Caster in ninth. 5 0 n 000 J.Mar'n.cf 2 4 Schar'n.ss 3 13 2 consult a about his Rawley-Parker. 160; Idol-Gladstone. 3 62; Cronin. Double plays—Knickerbocker. ofl Derrlnfer*. Cl«l *1—1 21 41 4i 31 31 2~ Philadelphia 000 000—0 specialist ailing 7ffm S?'*1i57i»2. iinJln*: CARLETON IS CUBS’ ACE 21821151.5051 Brown.2b 3 2 13 “Moore 10 0 0 Johnson-Walters. 186: Vance-Vance, 182. Carey and Davis (2); Cronin. McNair and °F 8cboti 1 ln H Chicago_ 000 001 01 x—2 arm. off r.riif",'1 B Innlnt; Chll 31 61—I II 31 II 31 61211171.6531 3'/» Padcptt.rf 4 0 4 0 Norris ss .0 0 0 1 right Nichols-Smythe. 3 76: Etherington-Of- Foxx. Left on baaea—Boston. 11: St hfii i" Inning. Pais»<4 Runs—Bonura. Appling. Runs batted Medw k.lf 4 2 2 0 H.Ma'n.cf 4 1*0 Louts. 13 Bases on bal*—Lombardi. Winning Pet I 21 21 *|—l 21 21 51 6I32'20:.62*I futt. 3 76; Dclmonleo-Kelly. 189: Hadden- balla—Off Grove, 4: pitcher—Hen- in—Bonura. Piet. Two-base hits—Dean. Mize.lb 4 17 0 Klein.rf 3 12 1 Rockwood. 3 80: Klng-Coppola. 169; off Koupal. 4. Struck out—By Orove. ft: Umplrei PttdhM Wtf 1, Hits In Three Runs Boal 21 II 2| II—| 21 «l 8I17I18I.6HH Radcliff. Ptet. Home run—Bonura. Sacri- 4 0 0 0 Arnov'h.lf 4 0 2 o *hMe«r^°*rJU? tc&er“^chotfReardon Bord'y.3b Markley-Tannehlll. 155: Prescott-Mor- by Koupal, i: by Trotter. 1. Hits—Off 1 and PineilL ft_ 0 Time—2.14.rTmr % a° Phil II 01 41 <1 01—| 41 3I1«|2QI.444I 7'^ fice—Newsome. Double plays—Brucker to Duroc'r.ss 4 2 12 Camtlll.lb 4 2 5 rlaon, 169; Huxter-Coehran, 165. Hogsett. 9 in 2V4 Innings: off Koupal 9 Attendance—7.060, to Beet 0 to 3.- Ambler. Piet to Hayes to Bonura, Radcllfl Osrodo't.c 4 0 8 0 Grace.c 4 0 0 1 Probable Hurlers In ftVj Innings: off Trotter, 2 In Bees, wm 2! 21 21 21 31 l In- 31—I 41181231.4391 8 to Bonura. Left on bases—Philadelphia. J.Dean.p 4 0 0 0 Whit y.3b 3 0 2 0 ning. Losing pitcher—Hogsett. Umpires BOSTON, June 5 Carle- i BtL! 0| 21 II 31 01 31 21—1111271.289113% 8; Chicago. 8. Bases on balls—Caster. 4; Young.2b 3 0 3 2 —Messrs Ormsby and Owens Time— 0-Tex 4; Passeau.p 2 0 0 1 L- 1141151171201161201231271 II I Whitehead. 2. Struck out—By Caster. 2:15. official paid attendance—1,313. lav side-arm right-hander, pitched by Whitehead. 1. Wild pitch—Caster. Um- tBrowne. 1 1 0 o In Today N. L. TEAMS HAVE TASK ALL-COAST NET FINAL Summers and Lamas r p 0 0 0 0 Majors IhS Cubs to a 6-to-3 pires—Messrs. Basil. Time, Chicago victory GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW. 1:42. Attendance—2,500 estimated. By the Associated Press. 30 9 5 Totals 8 wsr Totals 27 32 6 27 —. the Boston Bees today, driving Wash, at Cleve 3. Wash, at 3. NEW YORK, June 5 <£>).—Following HARTFORD, Conn., June 5 {/P) Cleve.. YORK, June 5 —Probable k> three runs himself. York at Detroit. New York at Detroit. •Batted for Scharetn in eighth. announced the Robert Riggs. Lm et »t. ^EW are double-headers by Hadley Forgiven 19-year-old Angeles Sew Louis. Boston at St. Louis, ■tBgtted for Passeau in eighth. pitchers In the ace, and a Boston used two pitchers, Dan Mac- rhlla. at Chicago. p'nlla. at Chicago. major leagues National League: fellow Californian, Walter Score by innings: tomorrow: Senior of Fayden starting on the mound and Griffs’ Records At Boston—June a. Chicago (moved up Detroit San Francisco, smashed out 13. Fans NATIONAL. St. Louis _ 100 200 OOO—3 from Juna 7): June ft. Cincinnati: Juna By semi-flnals victories bebig relieved in the ninth inning by 000 100 000—1 American. Louis: June 30. Brooklyn: June 11. today In the men's BATTING. Philadelphia_ St Bj the Associated Press. Johnny Learning. RESULTS YESTERDAY. Washington at Cleveland (2)— Philadelphia: August 15. Brooklyn; Sep- singles of the annual New England New York. 7: G. AB. R. H. 2b. 3b. HR. RBI. Pc. Runs—J. Martin. Medwick. Bordagaray. tember 8. Philadelphia. Cttmso AB. H. O A Boston. H Pittsburgh. 8. TABTROIT, June 5.—Detroit Ti- tennis AB O. A. Louis. 3; Linke.. 11 13 3 6 0 0 0 0 .462 H. Martin. Errors—Scharein, 3. Runs Weaver and Newsom vs. Oalehouse At Brooklyn—July 11. New York: July tournament. G*lan.lf 4 0 2 0 Qarms.3b 6 gt. Philadelphia, 1. 111 Chicago. 6: Boston 3. Travis._ vp 59 g 21 2 3 o 6 .356 batted in—Medwick. Durocher. Ogrodow- 25. St. Louis: September 9. New York. fang don't blame seeded H'man.2b 6 0 2 4 Wstler.s* 4 2 13 and Andrews. ger Irving Riggs, top entrant, eliminated Brooklyn. 6; 4. Stone... 40 156 23 52 10 6 1 25 .333 ski. Camllli. Two-base hit—Klein. Stolen At Philadelphia—June 8. St. Louis Collins. 1 b 6 2 0 0 6 1 Cincinnati, for the Martin 11 Moore.rf 5 Myer... 37 130 17 42 7 4 0 21 .323 base—J. Martin. Double Dlays—Brown to New York at Detroit—Ruffing (moved up from Juna 7): June 13. Chicago “Bump” Hadley injury that Buxby, 1937 Connecticut cham- Demee.rf 4 110 Cuc'Uo.2b 3 0 3 2 STANDING OF THE Lewis 41 178 30 51 9 1 4 16 Mize. Klein to Grace, Scharein to Young up from June 111: July 4. Boston CLUBS. .287 vs. (moved sent Manager Mickey Cochrane to pion. «—3, #—2. while Senior Hack.3b 3 112 Berger.If 3 14 0 Casea'lla 8 7 0 to Camllli. Left on bases—Philadelphia. Lawson. from Juna 1): July 18. Pitts- disposed 20000 .286 (moved down of Hartnett e 4 15 0 DIM’gio.cf 4 2 10 Blueae 27 02 9 26 4 2 1 12 .283 5: St. Louis. 7. Bases on balls—OfT Pas- burgh July 25. Cincinnati; August 22. a hospital with a fractured skull. Moray Lewis of 0 0 u Boston at St. Louis (3)—Walberg Gambler, Ohio, 6_< Msrty.cf 4 2 2 Feh’r.lb 3 0 7 2 T® s j ?? Chapm'n 33 121 22 33 6 1 0 13 .273 seau. 1: ofT Dean. 1. Struck out—By Pas- New York. 0 0 0 f Hadley, whose “bean” ball hit St'nb.k.cf 0 0 Loseix. 4 2 4 f'fr ?; Sf S 8!mmons 40 164 21 43 7 3 3 20 .262 seau. 4: by Dean. 7. Hits—Off Passeau. B and Marcum vs. Bonetti and Van At Pittsburgh—June 20. Brooklyn: J urges, as 4 2 3 3 M’Fay’n.p 3 0 0 4 Kuhei 41 106 8 8 •n 8 0 in 1 8. Clncin- The B aS 21 43 2 10 .250 Innings: off Lamaster. inning. Atta or Thomas. August 3, Brooklyn; September the Bengal boss in a game at New Californians will meet for the Carlet'n.p 4 2 0 6 L'nnlng.p 0 0 0 0 S S ! ! S Hill 17 47 12 12 1 1 1 1 .255 Losing pitcher—Passeau. Umpires—Messrs. •Johnson. 10 0 0 5 f 2 2 29, York May 25, was cheered by championship tomorrow. Sf f ! Mihalic. 12 25 2 6 0 0 0 2 .240 Bsllafant. Klem and Sears. Time—1:48. Philadelphia at Chicago (2)— n*At Cincinnati—June Pittsburgh: "! St! : 5 Appleton 10 21 1 5 0 1 0 6 .238 Attendance, 8.000. August 19. St. Units. Navin Thomas and Smith vs. and spectators at Field today Totals. 37 11 27 14 Total* 35 ~8 27 II 111! ill?!!! f ! Millies 1ft 60 4 14 4 O 0 10 .233 Lyons At Chiesgo—June 2.. Brooklyn: July 4, •Batted lor Lannlng In ninth. August 15. Cincinnati. when he went to the mound Pltl—I 11 31 61 8inaton 15 26 4 6 2 0 0 O .231 Stratton. Pittsburgh: against _ 21 51 31 81241161.8181 Chicago 001 000 140—6 Fischer. 6 14 1 3 1 o 0 1 .214 At 8t Louis—June 20. Boston: August Detroit. Boston __ 011 000 001—3 NYI 41—I 41 31 51 31 31 41361171.6061 Weaver. 8 23 2 4 0 0 0 2 .174 National. 8 Philadelphia (moved down from May Runs—Hack. Hartnett C2). Marty. Homer Pittsburgh. Chll II 41—I 61 21 41 41 BlSfti2.7l.SPBI 'h Hosan 16 53 4 ft 4 0 0 4 .170 Standings 24); August 15. Stalnback. Juries. Oirmi Berger. Lopez. Newsom 12 25 2 3 O O 1 1 .120 Chicago at Boston (2)—Root —-•--- Errors—Herman. Csrleton. Warstler. Runs StLI 31 21 21—I 31 21 41 4I20I19I.6I3I 4 By the Associated Presa. DeShon* 10 22 3 2 0 0 0 1 .001 and Parmelee vs. Bush and Hutch- batted In—Csrleton <3>. Juries (2), Oalan. Bkll 21 21 21 41—I 11 31 41181201.4741 Gray ..2 6 0 00000 .000 5»'a Yeaterday's homers—Gehrig. Yankees, inson. PITCHES NO-HIT GAME. wsrstler. Moore. Two-base hits—Juries' Bosl 3i 31 11 31 41—1 81 21171211,4471 Cohen... 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2: Ruffing. Yankees. 1: D1 Maggio. Yankees, i2). Marty. Berger. Three-baae hit— HVi Phil II 31 21 01 31 l: Averlll. Indians, 1: Lewis. Senators, 1: > Cincinnati at Brooklyn—Moore Lefty Lee Duckett entered the aand- Garms. Sacrifice—Demaree. Double play 81—I 21181241,4001 8ta PITCHING. Mills. Red Sox. 1: Bonura. White Sox, 1: —Herman to Juries to Oolllns. Left on Clnl II 31 31 01 11 II 61—1131261.833111 O. H. BB 80. IP. G8 CG. W. L. Vaughan. Pirates. 1: Myers. Reds. 1. or Vandermeer vs. Jeffcoat. lot hall of fame yesterday when he

7; Boston. 9. Bases on _ 2 1 13: Bar- puss—Chicago. L 1151171171191201211241261 II I Fischer 6 37 14 14 33% 5 2 The leaders—Greenberg. Tigers, at New York—Blan- a no-hlt game for the Cardi- balls—Off Carleton. 4: off MacFayden. 2. Weaver 8 66 26 12 62% 7 5 4 2 tell. Giants, 11: Selkirk. Yankees. 10: Med- Pittsburgh pitched Strikeouts—By Carleton. 6; by MacFayden. De 4 wick. B: Foxx. Red Box. ton Peeweea the GAMES TODAY. Shone 10 58 40 33 71 Vi 8 6 6 Cardinals. 8: vs. Schumacher. nal against Georgetown 3. Hits—Off MacFayden. 11 In 8 In- GAMES TOMORROW. 11 Walker Tigers, 8: Kampourls. Reds. 8: Llnke 10 48 16 22 38Vs 10 St. Louis 15-0. It was nings; off Lannlng. none In 1 Inning Los- Pittsburgh at N. Y. Pittsburgh at N. Y. Newsom. 10 75 48 40 67% 9 3 3 4 Ott. Giants. 8: Johnson. Athletics. 8: Bo- at Philadelphia (2)— Boys’ Club, winning ing pitcher—MacFayden. Umpires— 8t. Louis at Phils. 8t Louis at Phila. Appleton 10 50 22 11 53% 8 3 8 7 nura. White 8ox. 8 Wameke and Harrell vs. the sixteenth straight victory for the at Boston. League totals—American. 178: National. Mulcahy Messrs. Stewart. Barr and Stark. Time- Cincinnati Cincinnati at Boston. and Attendance—6.240. Chicago at Brooklyn. Chicago at Byooarn. Safe.- S 4$ li 1 264? 8 l 168: total. S47. Walters. Red Birds. ses, ^ ^£ ^ r I