H FIRST LOSS OF ia; Or ^ h m h h YEAR^ ^ a. h h h h h h WASHINGTON COPS \ Giants Bump Dodgers For Sixth Victory In Seven Starts I CONTEST, 6 TO 5 Driver Warns NEW RECORD GET SEVEN RUNS Senators Crack Out 12 Hits Golf’s Longest YANKEES WIN OVER | P ’CATS, RALEIGH YESTERDAY’S Two Rallies by RESULTS And Quell To His INDIANAPOLIS, April 21.— American League Youths Not Copy Style New York 14; 4. 4 and Kansas ON SEVEN 'S Philadelphia The Boston Club MACKMEN, 14 TO (/P)—Indianapolis Washington G; Boston 5. TO CLASH 300- set a new American Asso- at TODAY 21.— watching him slam several City Chicago Detroit, postponed, (rain). NASHVILLE, Tenn., April St. Louis at in tying the course record ciation record for double plays is Victim of Ter- Cleveland, postponed, 21.—<®>— (,?>)—The longest driver in golfdom yarders Led Joe New lvirby Higbe (rain). WASHINGTON, April at Belle Meade Country Club with By DeMaggio, in one game today as they exe- National Wilmington and Jimmy Thomson, today League Hurrican, Senators slugging 65 in an exhibition cuted seven twin killings during rymen As They Take Boston 8; 1. The lowly Washington to emulate a six-under par Yorkers Hammer Out 17 Philadelphia Nine Are Tied for advised youngsters not New York 7: Brooklyn 5. Second out 12 hits and quelled match. a 4 to 2 Indianapolis victory over The 7-5 cracked him if they would become top- Hits to Take Game Contest, Cincinnati at Chicago, postponed In rallies in the late in- But, Jimmy continued, ‘'I would the Blues. (cold and rain). Eastern Loop two Boston flight tournament players. the advise the young golfer—or any The old record of six double (Only games scheduled). nings to hand league-leading “Long hitting has paid me real defeat of th for that matter—Jnot to try plays in one game was set by NEW YORK, April 21.—(£>)—Scor- Red Sox their first dividends,” said the blond-thatched golfer PHILADELPHIA, April 21.—(/PI— STANDINGS The New Hanover distance. You can lnt Milwaukee and Louisville July seven runs on seven hits, the American Hi-h 6 to today. “but in main- for great The New York led ing League baseball team will season, 5, Chicopee, Mass., pro, Yankees, again and Toledo Won meet the the ball long up to a certain point 30, 1929, equalled by New York Giants bumped off the Lost Pet. pi? Steve Sundra, my reputation as a long by Joe Dimaggio, hammered out Boston 5 i Purple Hurricane on Right Hander taining and Indianapolis Sept. 9, 1934. Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 5 today for 833 Legion Nats, bedn forced to sacri- and still be delicate with your Phila- Cleveland_ 4 2 .G07 this afternoon his debut with the hitter, I have 17 hits today to crush the Kansas three at 3:30 o'clock making but when you start City completed their sixth victory in seven starts. New York_ 5 3 [o25 in'',,' five of fice any change I have had to win irons, slugging athletics 14 to 4 lor the other conference for 11 blows, delphia of the double and Chicago _ 2 2 encounter. was nicked with driver, to plays today Kirby the !o(10 but some of the better tournaments. your you’re going A’s fifth setback. Higbe, $100,000 pickup St. Louis 1 ] The locals are in a the last two innings straight four were by Indianapolis. .'.->00 second pine, them in found it find that same tendency creeping who beat the Giants five times last Philadelphia_ 2 5 .2SB tie with the ou “I simply haven’t pos- Dimaggio knocked his fourh Hurricane in Up himself _ managed to pull into iron for the Phillies, was the victim Washington 2 5 28G sible to slug with the driver and your play.” home run of the season inti the year Detroit ference with the the help of some fancy 1 3 .250 Durham",,.? trouble with 6oft with the irons. To cio Husky and powerful as a youth, of the Terrymen for the second time champions at the Washington in- hit ’em stands in the second inning and National League top of the hum from the to Thomson said his father, Wilfied, in seven days. Won Lost Pet. Coach support that you’d simply have develop missed another by a foot when a EVERETT CLIMBS Floyd Bumgarner win Red Sox were New York_ G 1 .sr>7 field when the So far I haven't been himself a golf pro, taught him the He came up to the eighth inr.ing call on his ace two swings. liner caromed off the screen in Chicago 3 1 .730 liurlers. knack of with the score Bold,??' threatening. able to do sc, but I’m still work- long hitting. tied. Harry Danning St. Louis_ 3 2 H00 wards and Murphy vic- left center for a double. He also Scoggins’ to 7! second ‘‘I it was smart to use a singled and was sacrificed to second. Boston 4 4 Moo the bid of It was Washington’s thought had two singles and drove in two IN NORTH-SOUTH the visitors for The defea. Brooklyn _ 4 4 .300 w', in seven starts. Distance off the tee is nice if nine iron where the others used Babe Young was intentionally passed in the eastern league this tory runs and scored three. Pittsburgh _ 2 3 .400 ,e7 from the and then Joe doubled into Boston Thomson admitted, a so I worked and Orengo Cincinnati _ Juslin, Raleigh's star failed to dislodge you can get it, six, worked, Every Yankee except pitcher Al- 2 4 .333 left-hander ? box North Carolina _ leaving the there were of worked on the tee and I'm versify of left center scoring Danning and put- Philadelphia 1 6 .143 in all probability pitch for league leadership, and plenty gall-cvy- practice Donald made at least one hit. the 1]- ley on from of the Cleveland ites to with him after my irons,” he related. 5 ting Young third, where he ricane and the battle of the one game in front ready agree neglected and Joe Gordon also had a home Defeats Papana GAMES TODAY mound.' Player was able to a moment men rained out tally later on NEW 21.—CP)—Prob- will be the feature of the Indians, who were run. YORK, April In Tennis Meet a wild able in the to- The Travis sparked pitch. pitchers major leagues Wildcats have won Shortstop Cecil Donald started up morrow (won-lost records in 7? Ferrell Sets Phils Dick shakily, giving The game was a slow, tedious paren- games and lost two this attack with two dou- Wes Chapman Resigns homers theses) : year aVi the Senator five hits including by Wally for a are Man- struggle big Monday turnout of National League counting on bringing and a pair of singles. Moses and Frank in the 2l — (-T>—Har- their? 1 bles Down With Five Hits, Position at Air Center Hayes PINEHURST, April 17,910 fans, many of them Brooklyn at New York—Davis (0-1) erage up to an even connected for Dodger better peicc;?' ager Joe Cronin first four innings, but he didn’t ris Everett, University of North rooters. vs. Melton (0-0) or Bowman (1-0). age this afternoon. Red Sox. 8-1 Philadelphia at Boston—Johnson’ (0-0 three for the Boston Takes Game, allow a single safety in the last Carolina player from Jacksonville, The locals will singles MONTGOMERY, Ala., April 21.— Bump Hadley started for New vs. Tobin (0-1). lineup as follows- scored in the first five frames. The Senators (JP)—Richard D. (Dick) Chapman, 5, Fla., the favorite, defeated Alex Pa- York, but weakened early and finally Cincinnati at Chicago—Vandcr Meer Jack High, lb; Ralph .McCabe. walked and vet- NEW YORK— At) R H O A (0-1) vs. Lee ? when Roger Cramer BOSTON, April 21.— lift—1The National amateur golf champion, re- pana of Pinehurst, 6-4, 5-7, 6-1, today had to be retired in the sixth in (0-0). Fred Day, rf; Jennings Rizznto. ss_ 5 2 10 1 Pittsburgh at St. Louis—Sewell (1-0 Edtwuv the bases on Ben Chap- eran Wes Ferrell moved a long as an assistant athletic in the first round of the North and favor of who receiv- 2b; S. T. Tyler, ss; circled signed today Rolfe. 3b .. f. 3 3 0 4 Johnny Wittig, vs. Warneke (1-0). Hugh Batin? double, trail Hcnrich. rf _ 5 2 110 American man’s single and Travis’ way on the comeback today director at the Southeast Air Corps South amateur tennis tournament ed credit for the triumph, although League 9b; Jimmy Williamson, if; ,\jVj a base DiMaggio. cf_ 5 3 4 2 0 New York at Philadelphia—Chandler in the second on as he set the Phillies down with Training Center because of what su- here. he didn’t finish. With one out in Tatum or Dic-k Watts, c; and again Keller. If _ 6 0 2 4 0 (0-0) vs. Potter (1-0). Edwards or and singles by five hits while the Boston Bees periors termed “great concern over 6 2 the ninth young Bob was at Scoggins, pitcher. on balls to Sundra Gordon, lb_2_ 2 10 1 Zan Carver, also of U. N. C., elimi- Carpenter Boston Washington—Harris (1-0) three articles” his Hickey, c _ 5 13 7 0 called to the vs. Masterson the ’Cats will and Cramer. battered Philadelphia attributing acceptance mound and pitched to (0-0). Friday, play a re- George Case 2b_ 4 0 nated Harry D. Gubner, of Kew Priddy, 12 1 — Chicago at Detroit—Dietrich vs. ex- moundsmen fora n 8 to 1 of the job as “a desire to evade” the one batter Joe Medwick (1-0) turn match with the in the seventh the Nats victory. Donald, p_ 5 10 11 making Newsom Bulldogs 0f Then Gardens, N. Y., 6-4, 6-3. (0-1). Durham that It was the second for draft. ground into a double St. Louis at High on the Bulls' four runs in an attack triumph play. Cleveland—Auker (1-0) home ploded a recent of Totals- 47 14 17 27 8 Everett, ranking sixth in the The vs. Milnar (1-0). field, in a game which to the showers. Ferrell, who beat the Phillies Chapman’s acceptance Dodgers were first to score, may decide sent Jack Wilson state in a relief role. The the post caused immediate differen- south, has held the Florida getting a run in the second on the outcome of the eastern led off with a single week ago PHILADELPHIA— Ab R H O A Harry cham- Buddy Lewis ces between him and Southern titles. pionship. run off Wes came on lead- his Greenwich, Collins, rf-lf _ 3 113 0 and conference Lavagetto’s double and Dolph Camil- BANK to third on Travis’ fourth only ROBBERS, and went Conn., draft board. It declined last Ilavis. 2b_ 4 0 0 2 5 Other li’s two base off man Joe Marty’s homer in the results; single. They got more in the third R. lf-lb _ 4 0 0 7 0 hit, a double down week to his 1-A Johnson, defeated the change classification, e Tom Wadden, U. N. C., fourth when Medwick led off EMBEZZLER ARE first inning. Hayes, _ 3 2 2 3 0 Lewis and Travis romped said amounted to line. which Chapman Siebert, lb _ 1 0 0 6 1 Elliott Winston. N. C. State, 6-3, with a single, the next three men one- Carvel Rowell, with two doubles MAHONEY S. 4 0 GAINS on Jimmy Bloodworth’s overruling "their own Chapman, cf_ 12 0 walked SENTENCED HERE home with examining 6-0; Morton Heller, Duke, defeated and Mickey Owen lifted a who went to and a single, and Max West, Slider, 3b 4 0 0 2 3 Bloodworth, physician.’ 0 9-7: Chuck long fly to left. Another tallied in bagger. a and led the P.raneato, ss_ 4 0 0 4 Ed King, Pinehurst, 6-4, his homer two singles, news- From Pete Fox dropped The 28-vear-old golfer told _ 10 0 11 the sixth on an a a (Continued Page One) second when 1 Ross, p Harden, U. N. C., defeated Sudie error, single and MAT Bee rf _ DECISION crossed the plate onslaught. men here he “never had a chance Moses, 2 1110 double play and in the rectors urging that Daniel be met- hit in left field, PHILADELPHIA— Ab R H O A 2 0 0 0 Warren, Danville, Va„ 6-1, 6-1; Don eighth Dolph for Ferriek, p_ 1 R’-'-k cf- of being accepted straight-out Camilli homered. ed severe punishment. on George Archie’s single. Marty, 3 12 10 Neill, U. N. C., defeated Richard Ij’ye, in- rf_ 4 0 10 1 military service” because Walter Totals 32 4 5 27 15 The Giants was ordered to to In what developed into the fin's: drew a walk. Sundra’s Benjamin, Marshall got going in the second Daniel report Ferrell Rizzo. If_ 3 0 0 2 0 New York... 510 330 200—14 Duke, 6-1, 6-0; Chambers, Reed hospital found him “full of al- with two runs on an one marshal at Ra- mat card presented at Thalian Hail advanced Archie and Fer- lb___ 4 0 0 S 0 error, of the United States field out Etten. _ 201 100 000— 4 U. N. C., defeated Armand Bruneau, and to fever in Philadelphia since was when Warren, c_ 3 0 0 4 1 lergies subject hay Errors: Higbe's s\x walks and Bill Jurges’ not later than next Monday wrestling revived here a rell, and Archie came home Rolfe, Collins. Davis. Branca- New York, 7-5. 6-4, Cpl. Doug Gub- leigh 2b _ 30112 an acute form.” 2. month Tom a hard bound- Nagel. to, Runs bated' in: Henrich, Keller, double. In the third a walk, a single for transportation to Atlanta to ago, Mahoney, former Cronin muffed Case’s Marine. ss-2b_ 10 0 10 3; Di- ner, Fort McClellan, defeated Everett Gordon, 3; Hayes, 2; Chapman, and Joe Moore's double added two Florida University gridiron star, de- Bragan. ss-21)_ 4 0 14 2 2: Rolfe. 2; serve three years. er. Maggio, Moses, Dickey, 2, Burtis, Forest Hills, L. I.. 6-4, 6-3; Graham, May. 3b_ 3 0 0 3 3 Two base hits: Henrich, Collins, Rolfe, more. Mel Ott homered in the fifth. bandits revealed in feated Roy of Texas, while left the hill after yielding North Carolina Golfers Emmett N. C. de- The youthful Wilson Pearson, p_L_ 1 0 0 0 0 2: DiMaggio. Home runs: Gordon, Di- Shoffner, State, BROOKLYN— Alt R H O A Paul Bozzell, an Oklahoman, took own words how, seventh _ 1 0 0 0 2 their faltering four hits and a walk in the Crouch, p Maggio. Hayes, Moses. Stolen base: feated Jess Cole, 6-0, 6-1. Reese, ss- 4 0 0 2 5 two falls to decision Chief 1 0 0 straight re- Mueller, x_ 0 0 Beat Franklin-Marshall Keller. Double play: Gordon, (unas- Waner, rf- 4 0 110 lured the prospect of “easy Dobson took over, N. defeated by a and _ Jack Markham, U. C., Little North Johnny Tamulis. p 0 0 0 0 1 sisted). Left on bases: Philadelphia. 5; Reiser, cf 3 0 110 Beaver, Carolina on money,” they plotted and planned tiring Cramer and Chapman Livingston, xx_ 1 0 0 0 0 New Y'ork, 10. Base on balls: Off Ross. Harold Soule, Duke, 6-4, 2-6, 6-1; Medwcik. If- 4 110 0 Cherokee Indian. DURHAM, April 21— UP)—North off and executed the robbery after Case reached 2; Ferriek. 2; off Donald, 4. Struck Rinehart U. N. defeated Lavagetto. 3b_ 3 2 110 daring outfield flies Totals 1 5 24 12 out: Freeman, C., Mahoney scored a spontaneous hit _.32 Carolina’s white washed By Donald, 6; by Ferriek, 2. Hits: Camilli, lb _ 3 2 2 13 1 Merchants golfers Rob- of the Farmers and first on Cronin’s error. Fleming x—Batted for Crouch in 6th. Off Ross, 10 in 4 off George Barbee, 6-1, 6-1; Frank Kampouris, 2b_ 3 0 13 7 with local mat addicts with his Franklin and Marshall 27 to 0 in a innings: Ferriek, divided the loot, xx—Batted for Tamulis in 9th. 7 in 5 Ross. c- 4 0 0 3 bank; how they worked the eighth for Boston. innings. Losing pitcher: inson, U. N. C., defeated Jack Walls, Owen, 1 Clean-cut tactics. He won the first sixsome on the Hillandale course Umpires: Grieve, McGowan and Quinn. Higbe, p 4 0 10 0 and how, for nearly eights months Boston counted in the third on BOSTON— Ab R H O A New York, 6-0, 6-1; Ken Evensen, fall in 29 minutes, but lost the sec- here today. Time: 2:05. Attendance: 4,061. went two of 2b _ ~) 13 14 they unapprehended, Lou triple and an error Rowell. U. N. C., defeated Nathan Smith, Totals- 32 5 S 24 14 ond to Graham’s rougli-house antics Finney’s Cooney, cf_ 4 2 2 4 0 Graydon Liles, North Carolina’s them to live in the com- the in William continuing in 12 minutes. He came back to Lewis. Sundra held Sox _ 3 0 Duke, 6-0, 5-7, 6-2; Hager- by Moore, rf 110 sharp-shooting sophomore, won med- actioiTs taken NEW TORK— Ab R H O A where had staged the Preibisch, rf_ 0 0 0 0 0 Ken- munity they score a neat win of the third fall in check from there until the eighth, alist honors with a par 71. man, New Y'ork, defeated John Rucker, cf_ 3 0 110 Wfct. If _ 4 13 10 Whitehead, 2b_ 4 0 0 3 5 robbery. 17 minutes. two runs came home on Jim- TROOPS* field, U- N. C., 6-2, 9-7; Ham An- when Majeski. 3b _ 5 0 0 0 2 Summary: ON HUT vic- Panning, c _ 4 114 0 j. C. Rogers, cashier of the Cronin’s Miller, ss _ 5 1111 Snow (3) vs. Phursich (0). thony, U. N. C., defeated James L. Bozzell outclassed the game Chief, my Foxx’s triple. single, Ott. rf_ 2 2 12 0 timized told Judge Meekins Dahlgren. lb_ 3 2 2 11 0 lb_ 3 3 19 0 bank, first setto in IS minutes an infield out and Peacock’s Neese (3) vs. Knier (0). From Warrack, New Y’ork, 6-2, 6-1; Tommy Young, taking the Johnny Berres. c _ 3 0 18] (Continued Page One) men had Moore, if _ 4 0 12 0 that two of the young Snow and Neese vs. defeated and the Indian for the two _ 3 110 (3) Phursich Moorehead, Washington, out-roughing double. The Red Sox scored Ferrell, p 1 Orengo. 3b_ 2 1112 been inside the bank all and Knier Lewis J. commis- waiting second in 24 minutes. in ninth. Dominic Di (0). Coleman, county Harold Maas, West Palm Beach, Jurges, ss_ 3 0 14 4 more the Totals_ 35 8 14 2T 9 and that forced him, Liles vs. Harnisli (0). sioner, and with the re- Hartley, p_ 2 0 0 1 1 night, they rain- walked and went to second (3) charged Fla., 6-4, 6-0. Despite an early evening Maggio Philadelphia _ 100 000 000—1 Wittig. p _ 2 0 0 0 0 at pistol point, to open the vault Peete (3) vs. Towbin (0). sponsibility of pushing these a of more than 400 fans plans _ storm, crowd on Finney’s single. Di Maggio Boston _ 121 020 02*—S Carpenter, p 0 0 0 0 0 its time-lock released its S'everin (3) vs. Towbin (0). to when the fourth Errors :Etten. Runs batted in : Marty. rapidly completion. turned out for the show, and Finney advanced one base on Totals_ 29 7 7 27 12 doors in the morning. Rogers also West. 3; Rowell. Cooney, Majeski. Rumph (3) vs. Zulieh (0). Folowing a lengthy discussion of sponsored here by Promoter Leon Dom came to the _ 010 201 010—5 Fox’s infield out. Dahlgren. Ferrell. Two base hits: Ben- Severin and vs. Tow- Brooklyn corroborated the robbers’ state- Rumph (3) the various details involved in the WEATHER New York_ 022 010 02*—7 Sykes. to Case jamin. Rowel. 2: Cooney. Miller, Dahl- to plate on Foxx’s hard fly bin and Zulieh (0). of the Errors: Camilli Runs batted ments that he induced them gren. Home runs: Marty. West. Sacri- promotion proposal, the city Jurges. and scored on Cronin’s _;_• » in: thousand dollars” Finney fice: Berres. Double plays: Nagel. Bra- and county boards passed a mo- Camilli, 2; Jurges, 2; Moore, 2; leave "several (Continued From Page One) lvampouris, Owen, Ott, Orengo Two SUPPLIES DELIVERED third single, but the rally died as gan and Etten. Left on bases: Philadel- tion. introduced Com- in the vault on his plea that he 10. on by County base hits: Lavagetto, Jurges, Moore, 8; Boston. Bases balls: — phia. Guilford Netmen Win — 21.—<-Ti Doerr a to 21. (JP) runs: the cash for the busi- ATHENS, Greece. April Bobby lifted fly Chap- Off Pearson. 1; off Crouch. 3: off Tamu- missioner Coleman, that the Col- ■WASHINGTON, April Reiser, Orengo Home Ott, Ca- needed day’s Weather bureau records of temperature milli. Sacrifice: Ott. Double plays: the —American Red Cross supplier man. lis, 1; off Ferrell. 3. Struck out: By ored Boys’ club structure be re- 8 ness. Greggand Grainger drove Crouch. Over 5-2 and rainfall for the 21 hours ending Whitehead, Jurges and Young, 2; Oren- 2: by Tamulis. 1: by Ferrell. 6. Lenoir-Rhyne, cars. and funds raised in the Unites Wilson was charged with the moved from the corner of Tenth p. m., in the principal cotton growing go, Whitehead and Young: Reese. get-away Hits: Off Pearson, 0 in 1 2-3 innings: undet loss, giving up all of Washington’s off Crouch. 7 in 3 1-3 innings; off and Church streets and a colored areas and elsewhere: Kampouris and Camilli; Whitehead and Details of circumstances leading States for Greek refugees HICKORY, April" 21.—
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