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I). WASHINGTON, C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1938. B—5 Magic of Feeble Phils Hampers Weary Pirates in Flag Quest E ose or S10P BUCS ME Talks of Spanking Pro Football. Wilson Pulls But What Are Owners to Rabbits Out Do About Colleges? Subs Take Over From Rizzo, of Hat to Halt FRANCIS E. Leaders. By STAN. Handley as Club Seeks Yankees are strolling into their third and the Pirates Yanks Rumble On. are barking into what the baseball tycoons like to hear called the to Improve Punch. autumnal classic By SID by even the lamebrains of the land. It may be a FEDER, THE By the Associated Pres,. Associated Press very eventful series for all I know, and if the Yankees pitch Wes Starts Writer. Ferrell and the , Aug. 26.—Pie Tray- stars aren't just right for Brother Wesley the Pirates When all the returns are in from this may nor took another shuffle in hia eten extend the Bronx Bombers in one business, to of the games. year’s you’re going find Pirate line-up But that old today, benching Johnny as for the series deserving that title of the autumnal classic your pals, Jimmy Wilson and stirring Ridzo and Lee Handley in a desperate it would have pulled the maybe be wise to pause a moment. Just about the time the Yankees biggest play for batting power. and rabbits out of the hat again. Pirates will be girding their loins for the battle a of football teams The Buccaneers’ boss' still the couple from left to oblig- Reading right, you have to representing Minnesota and Nebraska will be a of their ing gentleman callers though hag- playing game own. Jimmy and his side-kick, Nu- And Notre Gerry gard from the ordeal of both Dame will be playing Kansas, Penn State will be their losing opposing Mary- gent, pulling yearly fast one on ends a Harvard of double-header to the last- land, will be meeting Brown and Stanford will be testing those high- the open trading market, and Casey place Phils yesterday, powered Santa Clara Broncos riding herd on a bunch of bees who said he would use John Dickshot in A fat week before even may yet land in the first al- the American and races will division, left field and Bill Brubaker at third though they haven’t more have ended Southern California will have played Alabama. Those big, bold any kick base. than a bottle of sarsaparilla. Mountaineers of West Virginia will have torn into Pittsburgh and California "I’ve got to do something,” he Wilson and Nugent have been the will have fought—it’s even time to off grumbled as he disclosed he was getting dust these fierce verbs and two smartest and buyers sellers of ivory two of the adjectives—those blatant men of St. benching players chiefly Mary’s. for the past five years or so. What- responsible for Pittsburgh being at In view of the program it is to wonder who the baseball brass hats are ever they get rid of promptly falls the top of the league. trying to fool when they talk of the of their ball to apart in new (remember barring gates yards pro- surroundings "Riszo hasn't got a in our last fessional football until after the ?;, and whatever pennant races are over. That is like trying they buy five games. has a sore shoul- for Handley to sink a up next to nothing just as battleship with a moth-spray gun. Can the baseball bigwigs do promptly der he hurt last week sliding into a turns to gold.* anything about stopping California, Harvard, Pittsburgh and Minnesota from base. It isn't bad, but he has to have In the latest of their hoss- their football example a rest—gee, I hope we don't into a playing games? Wilson trading, came up a few weeks bunch of injuries." ago with Max Butcher, a big fellow Good Pitching Wasted. out of Man (W. Griff Favors a Shorter Season. Va.), who had been While most of the Pirates dressed fiddling around with the Dodgers and The diamond magnates have been reported 'pointing accusing fingers at silently or sat glumly In front of their getting nowhere for some three football folk. years, lockers after yesterday's debacle. pro They are supposed to be shouting of treason, treachery and The Phils sent chunky Lefty Laniaster Traynor bemoaned the weak hitting trespassing on the seasonal rights of baseball. Owning the major league to for him. Brooklyn which has cost the club three of Its ball parks, where the pros play their games, they are rumored in the act of Clem Butcher Surprises Bucs. Stralka, who played guard for Georgetown, also is get- last five contests with second division plotting to deny the gridders the privilege of the season in Max a chance in his at opening September. reported to Wilson that his pre- ting first attempt the pro game. He's fast opponents. It isn't unreasonable to believe this so. The came an vious a lineman and a is story from managers had tried to change for clever blocker. —Star Staff Photos. “Our outfield got us just two hits his authentic source. But whether it will work is something else. The swivel- pitching and tell him this and against the Phils—can you imagine that chair brigade of the major leagues is likely to find too much quid in the until he didn't know lor sure that?—and Paul Waiter got 'em which end was both. We're the but mouth if a bite is taken at the football pros. And it may develop that, in up. Why, Max, if getting pitching that’s the case, you just go ahead and Yank Farmer in somehow can't in the runs. the end, baseball will modify its season. Weiss9 Chief, punch throw ’em the way you want to,” “Why, we had a stretch of 12 con- For a variety of reasoas Uncle isn't going to run the Jimmy told him. secutive scoreless innings this week, Redskins out of the Senators’ ball for the next of Whether yard couple years. So Max did, and in less than two BasebalVs Producer and we’ve dropped two double-head- tt is said in all or not, Mr. takes with w'eeks he's Leading sincerity Griffith, peculiarly, sieves gone’the route four times, ers in five days after going more than reformers who would cut the baseball season. He even threatens to bring whipped the Giants neatly twice, lost two months earlier without losing Up the matter at the next winter meeting. a tough shutout to Boston, and yester- Of Talent in Minors more than two games In a row. he Winning “This can day the club hit—I know it. "Finish baseball the last week in September and play the world series,” stopped Pirates, 2-i. with Bt the Associated Press. seven hits in one Weiss Is doing the best job in the bus- We’ve to shake out of It.” Mr. Griffith. ‘That’s end of a double-head- got fusses my platform." NEW YORK, Aue. 26 —What the iness of er, both sides of which the Phils took supplying replacements. Shake-l'p Helped Before. owners of 14 clubs in the American and As it from the league leaders. In the other proof, Is necessary to look no Brubaker has a batting average of International Leagues should do is get further than , who Is No Contest. half, Wild Bill Hallahan turned in stepped .313. achieved principally as a pinch- together and form a defensive union from Newark into the base with his first win of the a five- second spot hitter, but Dickshot's mark is In of football's tremendous it be year, only light pro popularity may that Mr. and picket Georga Weiss, the overseer for the Yankees season hitter, for another 2-1 derision, there- this and has .233. some 60 points below Rizzo, now Griffith is being smart in not declaring open warfare. I wouldn't go so far ■ of Col. Jacob the had by slicing the Bucs’ first-place margin Ruppert's player plan- played position better than in the depth of his slump. •s to say that in any hand-to-hand encounter football will lick tations. Lazzeri for four or five pro major in the National League race to four Tony previous However, it was such a radical baseball. After all baseball has a in It is becoming commonly agreed that league pull background. But baseball and one-half games. Jay Turner, former George Washington back and one campaigns. shake-up lash May that started the of the 43-year-old Weiss, whose official Never Baseball. could get scarred up in the brawl, like Armstrong did in beating Ambers. Getting along to re- the two local ex-collegians who survived in the Played Pirates on their climb from fifth to Stengel, you rookie ranks title call that with is vice president of the Newark There's no end in sight. The great Even the American and National League club owners are admitting when he succeeded Miracle the Washington Redskins. Turner, who is on first place. At that time Traynor strong Club of the International is Newark Club that Man Will McKeehnie at and is League, overwhelmed all op- subbed Dickshot for the elder Waner this is an uncommonly long season. The Yankees are 12 games out in front Boston this tackling blocking, showing the drive he uses for the latter the slicker in the the bound- last was torn season every one purpose. woodpile, position year apart. and Brubaker on first for and October when the season is should be 18 predicted he'd be put base by 2, over, they games ahead. er who is responsible for dis- Even its Oscar Vitt. a lucky to wind up somewhere between primarily . got Gus Suhr. In New York another Yankee victory is taken for granted and going to tho rupting the baseball status quo. bigger job w'ith Cleveland. Yet Weiss sixth place and Siam. But Casey, Traynor hopes the jar will work ball yard is done only by the more rabid customers. I mean, there is no The Yankees, who ultimately thrive calmly reached out here and there whose clownish \vgys cover a multi- again. at Yankee if the Yanks on the player talent produced by and put together another team, and magnet Stadium any longer. What lose today? They’ll tude of neat baseball tricks, has those Fourth Place Assured Nats "Farmer-in-the-Dell" Weiss, are a many observers think the New- •till waltz home. still stingless Bees with a three- present dozen games in front of the American ark line-up could finish well up in Naturally the hysteria in the other American league way stations has and-a-half-game hold on fifth place Archibald League procession and are headed for either big league race. Ails; The Indians have blown- in the last three weeks and Mr. Oscar right this mfnute. and. from the Set at dipd away. up Least their third world Like successful baseball offi- way tore into During straight champion- many they Cincinnati's rude Tiger whom the Cleveland voters were to run for the is Vitt, going presidency, ship. cials. Weiss never could play a lick May Bout Reds in both ends of a twin bill Delay easting fearful looks around lest he be run to the nearest barrel of soft tar Weiss himself. He got his start as manager yesterday. 6-4 (in 12 innings) and on Gets Winners. Slab of a team at New The Joey Archibald-Tony Dupre and feathers. The Red Sox have taken over second place, but when a club it would By The Newark Bears, the finishing semi-pro Haven, 3-2, have Appleton’s appear seri- Surge they By FRANCIS E. STAX. Conn., and ldter New 10-round feature bout Monday night, is 12 back of the leader the reaction to the Bostons- new estate runs ous baseman, was sent bark to Detroit with school in the Weiss are managed the games designs on a money spot. system, ap- will a Haven club in the Eastern at , probably So what?” Lots of times this is a hard question to answer. With three straight victories behind fractured left hand. It seems Ross proximately the same distance ahead League, something like, Cubs Tie for Third. be due to a cold them on home the ran into the in International where he won three pennants. In 1929 postponed heavy the moment the Senators and Detroit are for fourth soil, Nats are off to stands at Philadelphia the League. Bing- At Tigers fighting The Reds' double he which has confined Archibald to defeat, coupled another fine record for a while a foul hamton Is to win in the became general manager of the hoot who wins out the Griffith Sta- chasing pop. expected place. The impression is that nobody gives a except with the Cubs’ twin win over the Club in the International, his bed for three days, it was an- dium stand. In the course of compil- j Drawing upon every available ln- Eastern League, and Kansas City is up themselves. They stand to collect approximately $400 apiece for Dodgers. 3-2 and 5-4, boosted the Cubs and in 1932 was beckoned Col. nounced today by Matchmaker players ing their newest streak fielder. Manager Del Baker now has in the fight in the American Associa- by Rup- into winning they fourth. for the of this colossal series, a number of a third-place tie with Cincinnati. pert to Newark. The colonel never has Goldie Ahearn. running Anyway, opener have grabbed a 212-game edge over Tony Piet playing third base and Mark tion. The second-place Giants outlasted it. Ahearn has demanded Edward B fans stayed away and only 4.000 came to watch. the the and it the Christman at Weiss is and the regretted Cardinals Tigers may develop , flanking responsible—Weiss for an 8-7 edge in 11 Asked for the secret of Foster, executive secretary of the fight for fourth place will prove some- Charley Gehringer and Hank Green- bankroll supplied by his indulgent boss. Weiss' suc- frames, to pick up a game and a half cess, a friend it in few National Boxing Association, who thing of a fizzle for the time being. berg. This is not a pennant-winning Col. Ruppert. There might be some put words: "He's Listen to Mr. G. on the Pirates, getting the deciding the hardest in lives in Providence. R. I.. Archi- They’ll Probably Not that it is necessary', but it might combination, and so far it hasn't doubt whether Manager Joe McCarthy working son-of-a-gun run without a hit, on a error baseball.” bald's home town, to investigate the It isn’t quite so bad in the National League. Compared to the American walk, be well to be reminded that Uncle proved to be even an one. of the Yankees is the and adequate greatest manager --- illness. fly. Piet 0- reported they are having a photo finish. Pittsburgh is only half as far ahead as the Clark Griffith's boys can t win on the really is a and in the world, as his record would in- Over in the American The as League the road. This is the Christman a but bout, looming the best of Yanks and there is another difference. In the American fans are item which is wor- third-sacker. ! dicate, there is no question that GAIN FINAL AT League tfie Yankees rolled TENNIS. season merrily along to a the Nats and their the here, was to receive convinced there are seven rying boss men. All the bad ball clubs and the Yankees. In the National twin win over the along Tigers’ pitching hasn’t CLINTON, S. C 26 Two the Indians, making For the next week or 10 Aug. j recognition by N. B. A. as pro- days the Nats' been good. It has been about on a they think there are eight bad clubs. 16 hits for 20 runs Atlantans. Dun and Rea the No. 1 good to score will be done Buffington ducing challenger for campaigning at home, par with that of the of The the reformers are to across is that on the afternoon at 5-2 and 15-3. The Nats, which, Official Score Tenney, in the finals in point trying get Red Sox but most of the remainder play today Henry Armstrong's crown. Arm- of the sea- course, is only better than un- stayed 12 games back in slightly junior single of the South Carolina Is to abdicate the ef September 24, for instance, there will be a game between the Senators and second place son will be spent in the West and in DETROIT. AB. R. H. O. A. E j strong expected pardonable. So until the Tigers get tennis Athletics and between the and the by whipping the White Sox twice. other Morgan, cf-6 1 2 1 0 n open tournament. featherweight title shortly. the another Phillies Dodgers. Also there parts of the East. And no lead back 0 Jack Wilson home and the Griffs hit the road, Walker, If. _4 3 5 1 1 taking the opener, 1-0, will be too Gehringer. 2b_4 0 113 1 will be a number of college football games and, as mentioned before, there big. the fight for fourth be and Joe Heving the 9-5. place may Greenberg. 3 b_ 2 0 o 9 i o nightcap, All sorts of are will be some good ones. And by then Mr. George P. Marshall's Redskins will The pleasantries crop- something less than sen.sational. York, c. _ 4 0 0 3 0 0 Nationals tightened their hold ; Pox. rf. -4 1 o ping up. The Nats, seeking a The recent 1 l 0 be trying to repeat their pro triumph. Offhand you would think those cereal on fourth performances of Apple- Piet. 3b. 3 0 o o o place with an 8-2 margin to 1 replace Wesley Ferrell as a starter, ton have been Christman, as_ 4 0 0 2 5 1 people, who buy radio rights at fancy fees, would begin to wonder if it pays over Detroit, and the worthy of note. Pietro Athletics hung have come Eisenstat. p. _ 3 0 0 1 4 0 seemingly up with two im- opened the season as a relief to broadcast that is out an Athletic rookie in Phila- onto seventh place pitcher j 'White _ 1 O 0 0 o o Buddy Myer throwing by splitting with pressive candidates. One is Joe Kra- the and, as such, he was a tremendous SAVE ON Buck delphia while an Alabama end is catching a totighdown pass against Southern Browns, Newson going 13 the Totals 34 2 7 24 14 3 kauskas, southpaw strike-out art- His fast ball was too swift for frames to win the help. 'Batted for in California on another network. opener, 8-5, and ist, and then there is Pete Appleton, Elsenta,t ninth. Buck Ross' the hitters early in the season and five-hitter taking the who the WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Without to be whipped Tigers yesterday in curve w Case, rf O o attempting profound about the matter, the baseball club afterpiece, 4-1. his ball as cracking off sharply. _5 1 2 o ICES SLASHEDil the series 8 to 2. Lewis. 3b. 5 1113 1 owners will listen to opener, Pete didn't maintain his -'■• probably Mr. Griffith at the winter meeting. For some pace. He Simmons If._ 4 0 2 1 no vsf*n;\'--;.7;- !fi Infield Is Tigers’ Shot. ran into Bonura. lb._4 1 1 o reason, which undoubtedly is good, a major league season must be stormy weath'er and Manager 12 l composed In addition the Nats are Travis, ss._4 12 14 0 hitting and Harris got to for him of 154 It won’t be to cut the Bucky calling West, cf _ 4 4 2 2 o 0 games. necessary number of games. What the JOE LOUIS are and the INVADES they healthy, Tigers aren't less and less. He became Bluege. 2b._3 o 1 3 2 o Come in TODAY or 1111111111 do to practically big leagues may is stoop abolishing the part of their schedule. or these Ferrell, c.. _ 4 0 1 4 0 0 phoney doing enjoying estates. The the Man Forgotten until the Nats' Appleton, p._4 1114 0 Those Monday off-days are, you know, written in to the season. Bengals who invaded the stadium TOMORROW ond take prolong WITH SOFTBALLERS yes- last invasion of Boston, when Harris, They are capable of making the season three weeks than it to be. terday are pretty broken up as a Totals_37 8 12 27 14 1 longer ought desperately needing a starting pitcher, advantage of these LOW ball club. With Shortstop Billy Rogell Detroit _ 010 010 000—2 dusted off Ol’ Pete. j Washington __ 020 201 I2x—8 out of- the line-up with a broken PRICES! Visit the Brown Bombers Meet Dr, finger Appleton responded with a 5-to-4 Runs batted in—Christman. Ferrell (2), city's Pepper and the infield situation Bonura. Bluege. Appleton. Sim- acute, the 10 scattered Gehringer. LARGEST victory, giving up hits mons. Case. Two-base hits—Walker. Fox. Tire Store! Statistics Johnson Tigers sustained another blow yester- Major League Tonight—Jack to and winning when the Griffs staged a Bluege. Lewis. Appleton. Three-base hits FRIDAT, AUGUST 36, 1»38. day. Young Don Ross, their third —Travis. West. Case. —Bonura. Visit D. three-run rally for him in the ninth AMERICAN. NATIONAL. C. Monday. Double plays—Bluege to Travis to Bonura, Christman to Gehringer to PAYCASH AND SAVE!! Joe inning. He wasn't spectacular, but he Greenberg. Results Yesterday. Results Yesterday. Louis, current heavyweight Left on bases—Detroit. 10: Washington. 6. won. and Harris thought he earned Bases on balls—Off Eisenstat. 1: off Ap- Washington. 8: Detroit. 2. New York. 8: St. Louis. 7. boxing champion, will invade Griffith Griffs’ Records another chance off that effort. pleton. 5. Struck out—By Eisenstat. 2: by New York. 5—15: Cleveland. 2—3. Chicago 3—5 Brooklyn. 2—4. Appleton, 1. Wild pitches—Appleton, Ei- Stadium tonight, Jack So Pete went out there yesterday senstat. Passed ball—York. Boston. 1—P: Chicago. O—5. PhiladelDhia. 2—2: Pittsburgh. 1—1. preceding Battini. Umpires— the Messrs. Moriarty add Rommell. Time— 8t. Louis. 8—1: PhiladelDhia. 5—4. Boston, fi—,3: Cincinnati. 4—2. Johnson, only other colored fighter G. AB. R. H. 2b. 3b. Hr. Rbl. Pet. (See~NATS, Page B^6.)~~ 1:50. Travis 112 430 80 151 25 4 4 51 .351 STANDING OF THE CLUBS STANDING OF to hold that title in the THE CLUBS modern era Wright To 102 20 52 0 6 l 22 .321 000 Hogseit 28 3 7 0 TIRES-TUB of 22 2 1 1 .318 0 mauling, by three days. I Myer 97 3.31 02 103 1ft 0 ft 50 57 .311 (Case 85 358 59 111 22 3 a 2 .33 ,31o Louis, heading crack softball Lewis 117 514 97 8 tr'T team, 155 27 11 70 .302 the Brown Simmons 91 330 58 98 1ft 4 10 73 .292 a Bombers, will perform at West. 03 2.5139 7 3 14 5 3 31 TIM .291 MOM a first Ferrell 112349 47 101 21 ft 3 48 .289 40% base for that club |SAVE CHOI against the YOUR Bluege 45 15.5 22 44 12 0 O 18 .284 jj* ! Dr. Pepper outfit, local Bonura 103 410 51 110 23 3 10 83 .283 OP FOUR representa- Appleton 33 4 0 3 13 12 0 7 .283 POPULAR MAKe» i Weaver o o NY|—r7rpil^ 11 2! 13;i 13 i 13 17P 1301 .0871 Pit!—1 ill 8 1011 II S!l:ilHlUm!45UI(>r.i~ tives in the national at 25 43 5 12 1 2 .279 tourney Chi- DeSbong 24 37 4 10 0 2 0 4 .270 Bosl 61—1101 i♦ L01 _0'10112!0514 01.580 12_ NYI_ti — l_tl!lIII 111 UAE .711 II1411151501.'5tl5l_4'"a cago last year. Wasdell 35 105 17 20 1 1 2 12 .248 HIST NEW 1938 FRESH STOCK *Clei 71 Si—1 L«L7I P113110!041450.500,114 Cinl_r.il 1!—I_MI !tl_!tljili:tl(i4lr>:ll.547LH'a Giultani 29 02 4 1.5 2 0 0 8 242 GIAIAATEEI I O! 1 00 i Johnson will referee two bouts Mon- Chase 23 29 2 7 o o o 3 .241 Wnt 41 8l_8!—t_S 1<» 1 3; 571.513 2O Chi l_7 III Ml I—i i o1111 MS l_121041531.54 7 MS Va I Kelley o o 8 I 28 42 4 10 O .238 41 lot—;i 5715PI.4P1122 V* day night at Griffith Stadium on Detl-4l.Pl 112I_7 Bosl_8MSMil_7'l-—Mil 10l_7ir.tSI58l.4iiIIKS the Leonard 28 07 9 15 2 2 0 5 .224 — Goslin Chil 61 51 81 010 l_P 1 S!4 8! 021.4 3012 N1 a Bkl;_8MS|_8i_7 I_ill—MiMILr.:SIIS2L4(Sl illiVa Joey Archibald-Tony Dupre card. 37 50 0 9 2 O 2 8 .101 25% TO Krak as 19 14 0FEUHW 2 0 0 90% Phil ft'l 5131~3I 817I—11014 11731.300137'^ St L 4 Abe 2 1 0 .143 i_ 71_71_71_71101—110152 i031A 52 f] 71 a Rosenfleld, southpaw ace, will 41 41 7 01—14 01721.357! 3 * Phil 71 41 111 4i Pilchlnr. 6tLI l_7j_Pt_3 l_ 51. 51 51—l:stsi7GI :f»4i:l 1 Va pitch for Dr. Pepper, which has G. H. BB.SO. fcS.CG. W. L. 1361461491571501821721721—I—1 I_ L. _4 5150153153*58 KS211 IP. I f lit'751—I_I_f dropped only three games in more Weaver _ 25 134 04.30 123 10 7 7 5 Kelley 28 1303931 11 770 Games Today. Games Tomorrow. Gaines Today. Games than 50 played this season. 120'i Tomorrow. The Leonard 31 172 44 50 174 22 13 11 10 SPECIAL k Brown Appleton Det. at Wash.. 3:15. Detroit at Wash.. 3. New York at St. L. New York at St. L. Bombers have won 62 games 3ft 140 49 47 128Vi 4 3 ft ft A.00x1 A | at Hogsett 27 87.32 27 Cleve. at N. Y. (2). Cleve. at N. Y. <21. Brooklyn Chicago. Brooklyn at Chicago and lost six on their 82 7 1 ft ft Chicago at Bos. (*’). Chicago at Bos. <2». Phila. at Pittsburgh. Phila at Pittsburgh. barnstorming DeShong 24 1.34 76 36 109Vi 14 15 6 TIRES! Bt. L. at Phila. (2). St. L. at Phila. <2>. Boston at Cincinnati. Boston at Cincinnati. tour. Chase 24 97 8ft 41 98 12 3’ ft 8 I "tires I Kr»k as lf> 48 49 53 50 2 0 2 4 $4 751 LIBERAL ALLOWANCE 1 i-YrGu»rR $6.95! 4.75-19 First Line Tires. ( JT A E 4.50x21 $4.45 5.25x18 $5.75 6.25x16 $8.65 I List $11.75. With Your 5.00x19 $5.45 5.25x19 $5.95 6.00x18 $7.95 SPECIAL k 5.00x20 Indians' Manager Most Man in ] Old Tire_ W $5.45 5.25x21 $6.95 6.00xl9.$7.95 SPECIAL k Disappointed Majors N>w°rr'e7,hl 5.25x17.$5.75 5.50x18 $6.95 6.00x20 $7.95 «^« — 5 50x19 | TIRES I $695 TIRES I Withdrawal Infuriates Tennis of (| Moody's Moguls—Locke Giants, 136, Smallest Grid Pro. 5 50-17 6.00-16 6.50-16 $6-45 I $9.65 I First Line First Line First Line EDDIE BKIETZ, er, has in no By appeared fewer than credit for plenty of nerve Re- off V^/gear! Associated Press Sport* Writer. tomorrow's bargain day with List, $15.10 List, $17.00 List, $20.95 40 games this year—a record for the cently he visited Minnesota and the the Injuns. With Your With Your With Your NEW YORK, Aug. 26.—Mast season Who was it that said Baseball Old White Sidewall EXTRA sports writers tagged him Herb managers tell you that Tire, Old Tire, Old Tire, T SPECIAL I I man In big the Pirates are doing a Corrigan || disappointed league < bad legs are a much more serious 18 Months’ Unconditional TIRES OFF 50% off 1st line lilt price en a brand af and the came out In and al- 50% baseball is Oscar Vitt—the way his running wrong way? right meeting $8.80 I $9.90 I $12.25 | lit Line lit blight to pennant hopes than sore Road Hasard Gnarantee (in a a List Price line tires. Harold Parrott writes in the Brook- Site Lilt. Sale. 1 Slxe Injuns folded Tony Galento lowed as how the Big Ten is not as arms, the current Lilt Sale epidemic not- Against Glass Cuts, ^- — ■ si.t.oo sa.m goes into the Poconos Friday to re- lyn Eagle that Mrs. Helen Wills writing) 5.50x17_$16.75 $ 8.35 .vjo-ia tough as the Southwest Conference withstanding , the _ 9.40 coup from pneumonia The" Moody never intended to play in Arkansas Tread Separation, Sidewall nr 6.00x16-$18.85 $ e.oo-iA *!»!?» S7lnn (Herb Is a Minnesotan, too). humming bird, is hum- C#m*»,et* ‘*nltion streak of the to and n6.50x16_$23.20 $11.60 2*2‘!2 !,7K ”75 * hitting George McQufhn nationals, preferring quit and Failure, Blowout, Bruises. in tt.e50-lH $19.35 $9.H5 Night baseball has proved a life ming again seven National and •*rylc*: Sijnonixing II 7 00*1#;b fnc C17A01 of the who had tthe amateurs) she’s on waxing; greasing; painting. 1 7-oo-ifl $*i.oo $10.50 connected while ing.l/v __ Browns, top. saver for several American Associa- ball clubs I : 7* V league don’t mean ] Minutes in 34 straight games before safely Doug Locks, former St. Mary’s of tion clubs The Dodgers have maybe. he was stopped yesterday, has the Tires Monnted Free Till 8 and AM. Texas back, now drilling with the dispatched old on a Open Evenings Sunday rest of the attention league paying New York Giants, is the smallest tour of the The tennis Poo Bahs can’t get Player ever to attempt to win a in search of talent. BASEBALL over La Moody's withdrawal from berth in pro football ... He scales If they are not thrown off gear the nationals And are ts. Detroit they only 136 pounds. the weather the Yankees Washington furious. by man, Give Herb McQuillan, assistant will equal the record for consecutive AMERICAN LEAGUE Dick Coffman, Giant relief pitcta- PARK football coach at Texas A. and It, double blU* (fix) when they reel »0nwii!eTye^rvr^C0l!!mbini3nw I Temerew—Bettett, S.-ee rJL

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