T SPORTS SECTION Base Ball, Racing W to Part Pages WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 28, 1933. -Look Out for A's"Is Griffs' Cry : Trojans Win I. C. 4-A Title With One First Toils Early, Late, UNDER FIRE. —By TOM DOERER MACKS TILT TODAY Hurls 2 Shutouts 12-RUN RALLY WINS BONTHRON, NASSAU / Ga.. May 27 ).— "Red" Harrcll Is a school FOR SECOND PUCE BAINBRIDGE. voung double-header against the hard- can race will be at l\ New York Yankees, badger- OMCL €.'.<* Ott ARVARD STADIUM, CAM- Leagv hitting Albany team, shutting them J ed Chicago White Sox in j to others and conceding the indi- Winning yesterday while the the eighth inning, piled up 12 runs j vidual spotlight to Princeton's Nationals were kept idle by show- CRONIN STANDOUT in the season's biggest inning and marvelous Bill Bonthron, double ers, the A's narrowed to a single won the second game of their' winner in the classic 800 and 1,500 game on a won-and-lost basis the series, 15 to 11. meter runs, Southern California's Going into the the Yanks gap between them and Grif- eighth Trojans romped off with the inter- IN ALL-STAR were trailing, 11 -3, apparently badly fith's But have I I beaten and with Lou ninth collegiate A. A. A. A. track and hirelings. they ( POLL! Gehrig's home run of the season as about their played four less games, which cir- field lor the only consolation. Then cut loose championship today they fourth cumstance materially affects win- Gets Votes of All D. C. Fans as Ted Lyons ran into a streak of wild- straight year, in smooth, ning percentages. ness, drove out Lyons and Walter Mil- workmanlike fashion. ler and finished their attack against The Defeat for the Nationals Eddie Durham when Bill Trojans, tutored by the veteran today Selecting A. L. Team for Dickey Dean smashed a homer with the bases full Cromwell, captured only one first Would drop them to .564. Victory place, but and the score tied. they scored in 10 of the 15 would raise the As to .571. Game in Chicago. events, piled up 45 points and gained a much-desired over their So jumbled is this junior major cir- rally fell cnly two runs short of | triumph arch- rival from the West Coast, cuit competition that it is possible ior THEthe modern major league record Stanford, j which finished second, with 42 the Nationals to fall back as far as OE CRONIN, and for one 14 runs, made by points. managed inning, Southern California's sixth fourth place by losing in their tusse! the Yanks against Washington in 1920 team vic- of the Nationals, is J tory since 1925 was so close ■with the Mack minions. That would shortstop and the Cubs In and hard equaled by Chicago fought, that happen should they be defeated and the sole choice of Washing- 1922. however, it toolc the final event to decide the issue. With the White Sox manage to overcome The Yanks sent 15 men to the the ton fandom for the short- plate j two West Coast teams the Yankees. in the big frame, collected eight hits, deadlocked, Charley Parsons, Trojan came This Sunday setto with the up-and- field job on the all-American including Dickey's homer and a double sprinter, through in the 200-meter dash coming A's means plenty to the Na- by Lou Gehrig, and drew four to win League team that is being selected passes, third place and collect the 3 tionals anyway it is considered. one intentional. point* that clinched the meet. to meet an all-star National The Pale Hose did most of their hit- this contest so to his Eastern teams, as well as representa- important in a in ting in the seventh and eighth frames, League team game Chicago tives of the South and Midwest, FRNationals, Manager Joe Cronin driving Don Brennan to cover in the failed on 6. is scattered for to figure in the team battle. says he will send to the pitching July Voting and scoring seven runs in the tu Cornell, seventh T Yale and New York wound peak Walter Stewart, able left-handei, other but for his two innings. Mule Haas set the pace University positions, spe- up in a tie for third despite his record of 4 losses, against for their 19-hit attack with two •'to^'^OEREffc^ place, with 16 Joe all. triples j points each. 2 wins. Stewart was to have faced cialty gets and two singles. A1 Simmons and Lew 0F/ fHM the Browns yesterday. According to Fans of the National Ponseca clouted home runs. Simmons' I Capital are, 'T'WO records were smashed as John the W3s for blow Cronin, southpaw keyed sending to the sports department of knocked Brennan out of the bo:; | A the effort. And Cronin Lyman of Stanford achieved 52 believes that a The Star selections of teams to ! and brought his consecutive hitting many feet 8>/2 inches in the shotput, sur- pitcher primed for service rhould get both in streak to 17 games. represent major leagues the; passing the listed world record, as well his turn. So Stewart is being carried Chicago. AB. H. O. A. N York. AB H. O. A contest that will be a feature of the j as wiping out the former I. C. A. A. ever. Hayes.2b. 4 2 1 5 Combs.cf .1 n 2 o Yanks and Red Sox sports program of the great Century Haas.of. .545 o Sewell..'lb. 5 A. A. mark, and It will be the third shot at the j 2 0 2 Invading George Spitz of New oi Progress Exposition that opened yes- Swa'son.rf 5 2 o « Ruth.rf. .4121 York cleared 6 feet As for the left-hander lifted from Simm'ns.lf 4 2 2 " Byrd.rf .0010 University 6'« terciay. Choice of players for the clubs inches to set a new the a j Appling.ss 5 2 13 Gehrig, lb 5 3 1.1 0 meet standard in Browns in trade last Winter. will be based on a Nation-wide of poll j Ponse a.lb 5 2in o Chap'an.lf 4 2 10 Will Griff men on Toes the high jump, but the chief individual He faced them here in the opening 4 0 O o base ball followers. Fifty-six news- Dykes..lb. Lazzeri.2b 3 2 4 5 Keep honors went to Bill series of the season and them j Grubc.c.. 5 15 0 4 0 Bonthron. faced papers in all sections of are Dickey.c 12 the, country j Lyons.p. .4 3 0 3 Crosetti.s? 5 2 2 5 Princeton's superb foot-racer, the only again in the first American League the votes. rounding up Miller.p. 0 0 0 0 Brennan.p 0 0 0 1 double victor of the day, two set of the year in Philadelphia. Both Durham,p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rest of registered Moore,p.. 0 Home Stand of the finest in the 57- times he was pitted against Robert •Kress... 110 0 twalker.. 1 0 o o| During performances selections so re- far Brown.p 0 0 0 0 year history of the meet. he Moses Grove, generally recognized as Although WASHINGTONceived Indicate a trend here to :Rufflng.. 110 0 failed to touch any records, he the greatest southpaw slabman in base SLary. .1 0 o o existing place on the American League BY JOHN B. KELLER. are to was not far short of them as he ball, and both times he was licked. Pennock.p 0 0 0 0 line-up likely return to the romped team Lou Gehrig at first base, battle to 1,500-meter There is a chance Tuesday. Ossie Bluege, third victory in 3 minutes 54 great Stewart will at second and Jim- Totals. .42 10 24 11 Total!. "30 lT27~lT NLY Ave more playing day; run Charley Gehringer. sac leer, who has been having a time seconds, then came back little more into Grove again today, even •Batted for Durham in ninth. my Dykes at third. Earl Averill, A1 after today are scheduled foi with a than an hour later to win the 800-meter though the lanky left-hander has had ♦Batted for Moore In feventn. charley-horsed leg, claims he Simmons, Sammy West and Babe Ruth ; now can final in 1 minute 53.5 much work lately. Connie Mack, wily Batted for Brown tn eighth. the Nationals on their home j do more than stand on the seconds, leaving are leading in the vote for outfielders. 'Ran for Ruffing In eishth and batted for I Ben Eastman. Stanford floun- leader of the White has a lot before limb, and Fred Schulte, heavy-hitting captain, Elephant3, Cochrane and Bill are him. they take an Eastern Mickey Dickey ! center fielder, says he can bend dering in his flying wake, among others. habit of shooting his prize southpaw Chicago ....0 0 3 0 0 1 4 3 0—11 finally the catching choices and pitchers get- swing, but there will be much for them the th£t Bonthron finished a 5 at the Nationals, and v.ith second place New York... 2 <> O 1 o o o 12 x—15 j finger was cracked not so good yards ting the most ballots are Lefty Grove," to do in ahead of Cornell's Joe at stake In *he clash it would not be Runs—Hayes <2). Haas <3>. Simmons the five days. On how well | long ago. B?tween showers yesterday captain, Man- Vernon Gomez. Wes Ferrell, Oral Hilde- in with see in Appling. Fonseca. Grube. Lyons. Combs. do Bluege tried a few sprint starts and de- gan, the 1,500-meter run, Frank surprising to Sir Robert action. and Ruth. they it may depend their ultimate brand A1 Crowder. Sewell, Byd. Gehrig '2'. Cheomsn clared affect Manhattan star, third. The Should Grove start, the Nationals I'M. Lazzeri Cii. Dickey <21. Croseiti. | they did not his leg at all Crowley. National League choices of Capital i Liiry. A TObatting order, Dave Harris playing Gehrig Swanson. Dickey <5>. Guy wmu is run." explained Ossie. "For several stretch speed, came from behind again Giants, first base; Frank Frisch of the 3tmmons (2). Fonseca (3). Crosetti. Ruffing. In all. they will play rix games in the to beat of Penn State 3 center and fifth and Bob Boken Combs. Sewell. Ruth <2>. Lazzeri. days every time I started the leg gave Dunaway by batting Cards, second base; Fie Traynor of the Two-base A4ANGIM6 O/MO. five days. Three are listed with the at hits—Fonseca. Sewell. Gehrig. Three-base way. But I'm sure it's sound yards in the 800. Eastman, far from third base swinging ahead of Buddy Dick Bartell world | again." Pirates, third base; of the hits—Haas 12). Lazzeri. Home runs—-Geh- champion Yankees and four with his championship form of two previous Myer. With a right-hander opening rig. Gimmons. Fonseca. Dickey. Sacrifices— Phillies, shortstop; Chuck Klein of the the tail-end. but nevertheless not to be as of a fire for the Sam will Brennan, Haas. Swanson Double years, the result weakened leg. A's, though, Rice Phillies. Paul Waner of the Pirates, play— slighted. Red Sox. headway against the West- play center field and lead off at bat, Crosetti to Lazzeri to Gehrig. Left on bases "finished fourth. Just behind Pongrace of Lefty O'Doul of the Dodgers and Wally —New York. 6: Chicago. 10. Bases on bails The Yanks open their stand here MAKINGern clubs simply isn't on the State. while Kuhel will drop to the fifth —Oft Brennan. Michigan Berger of the Braves, outfielders: Gabby Lyons. 7: ofl 3: off Brown. Tuesday in a Memorial double- books for the Nationals. In the notch in the list and Myer will bat 1: off Durham. 1 Struck out—By Lyons, 2: ' day -141* A VV UX tiiu VUIA] H11U kflillll VJ AAV header in which it be for home stand against the inland clubs ahead of Boken. by Brown. 1: by Durham. 2. by Pennock. 1. Doerer Debates may possible defeat, in his hard-luck gan of the Braves, catchers, and Lon Kits—Ofl Brennan. 11 in BVj innings: off O M S the Nationals to soar into first place. that wound up Friday the Cronin 3 in Inning: off Brown. 3 in 1 EASTMAN'Sfarewell to I. C. A. A. A. A. com- Warneke of the Cubs, Helnie Meine of Mopre, In that would have to de- crew won six games and lost five. XTOT so long ago 'beat the Yanks nning: off Pennock, 2 in I inning: off Lyons. Tojtics of Interest event, they petition, was. the mildest kind of the Pirates, Carl Hubbell of the Giants [» in «!'i innings: off Miller. 3 in no Inning: fend their laurels the same club That's exactly the same record it got IN and win the pennant" was the Na- against an upset by comparison to the totally and Tex Carleton and, Dizzy Dean of Dff Durham. 2 in inning. Passed bail— to in a against tho6e clubs when it out tionals' It is now Shorts Fans single game the next day. played and decisive defeat of black- slogan. changed the Cards, Dickey. Winning pitcher—Brown. Losing ATTLE West the of this month. unexpected pitchers. pitcher—Miller. Umpires—Messrs. Gelsel T The Red Sox come in Thursday for a early part haired of for to "look out for the A's." The Yanks Joe McCluskey Fordham. Any one is eligible to select teams and «nd Moriarty. Time of game—2 hours and four-game series extending through In the last 11 games here the Na- are ever dangerous. They showed send them of 2? minutes. (Continued on Second to the sports department next Sunday. Originally scheduled for tionals got a lot of pretty good pitch- Page.) this yesterday when they swamped th; should The Star. Each team include three tilts, the set was ing, but they were too inconsistent at White Sox with a great eighth-inning only stretched tv.o catchers, three pitchers, six lnfield- other in the have tales about Sam Langford, the old to include the of bat for their own good. Only 3 of rally after it seemed they were hope- boys league play-off the rained- ers and four outfielders. colored warricr of the ring. out cf 19. It will be the 11 engegements were poorly pitched lessly defeated. Bu these young Ath- FERRELL TOO MUCH Uncle's Nationals on the spot. gr.me April put on an so far as the Nationals were concerned. I. 4-A Results letics are coming through with a rush HICAC.O, 27 . ball club any way you look at it." Philadelphia. Freely, Tight Memorial day twin sketch. If he opened Ttae. 0:10JS. great Second or out the shin 200-METER DASH. SEMI-FINALS (FIRST I'pse—Charley Oehringcr. Detroit. with the slow but sure In of plasters, Jimmy doesn't and the Nationals' batting average Joe thinks that more than ever right 3.822: Tony Lazzeri. New York. 2.08!i. Moving speed change his mind before Tues- THREE QUALIFY FOR FINAL): FIRST Also Drives Across Pair of can orate. Yes, sir. When he tucks for the string would not look so good. now. And by their splendid showing Third base—Jimmy Dykes, Chicago. 3 440; >f the paehiderm which is their symbol, day Earl. Whithill and A1 Crowder will HEAT—Won by Parsons (Southern Call- Jimmy Foxx. Philadelphia, 2,.">6; Willi# his hand into his vest, takes his number formal; second. Calvin (Harvard*; this month the Athletics have con- start flinging against the Yanks. White- third. Kamm. Cleveland. 1,141. he Athletics are here to- one that can That postponement of the game with Weinstein (New York University); fourth. Tallies Off Brown. Philadelphia speaking pose, baby really hill a full vinced all Nationals right down the Short stop—Joe Cronin. Washington, 5,236. pitched game against the New the Browns yesterday, brought about Little (William and Mary): fifth. Borden Luke Chicago. lay mighty anxious to move ud at the strut. Yorkers by 'Fordham'; sixth. O'Connor (Harvard). line that they are a powerful lot. that Appling. 1.042. here last month and beat them. a shower that Outfield—A1 Simmons. Chicago. 8.343; descended shortly be- Time. <1:21.7. their are so strong that expense of the Griflmen. and to move Crowder got in at the finish of another replacements Babe Ruth. New York, 8.03(>: Earl AverlU. By the Associated Press. MANN, the fight impresario, fore scheduled starting time, increased SECOND HEAT—Won by Jones 'Pennsyl- sent he second nine down a notch. game after four other hurlers had been vania): second. Kane third. Simmons, Haas and Dykes, away Cleveland. 3,15(1: ITed Schulte. Washington, place likes to remember when he to only five the number of con- 'Cornell); Her- West. 27.—Wes Ferrell. FRANKIE put passed man (College of the last Pall to the White Sox are not l.ftfll; Sam St. Louis. 1,211. May Washington is facing a tough sirge lifted and was credited with a win over City of New York): Catcher—Bill Dickey. New Yr.rk. 5,801 Tommy Loughran to work at the tests the Nationals must play off. They fourth. Dodge 'Harvard': flfth. Krosnev Cleveland pitching ace. shout out rom now on. the Clan •orely missed. Mickey Cochrane Philadelphia. 2.180; Rick BOSTON. i: Not only will the hitters back when McCarthy. have been hit lighter than other 'New York University): sixth. Hables the Boston Red Sox 6-0, Silver Spring Armory, you any The A's are fielding well, they are Ferrell. Boston. 1.(126. today. j j lave to hit when the pitchers are pitch- club in the inclement weath- (Stanford). Time. 0:21.5. Pitchers—Bob Grove. Philadelphia. 7,0ti!). of and I were young, Maggie. Two of the league by 200-METER DASH. by the are and. for Rood measure, drove in two I j but the GrifTs will have to regulars Washington FINAL—Wpn getting hitting and they get- Vernon Gomez. New York. 4.562. Oral Hil- ng, play now of er. The Yankees, Indians and As have Jones (Pennsylvania': second. Kane 'Cor- he runs himself. Boston Cleve- Joe Smith, manager Loughran. the From an un- outhit 1 ball on the bases to hold their nell c ting pitching, too. dffcrand. Cleveland. 4.323; Ted Lyons. Chi- j >ang-up sent Tommy down with the message flocks of games to play off. Next to third. Parsons (Southern California': cago. 3.60(1: Wes Ferrell. 3.31 and. nine to seven, but couldn't seem fourth. Calvin 'Harvard': flfth. Heyman outfit in the first two weeks of Cleveland. ti; ', iwn because the other sides are out the Nationals i steady that he was to take whatever Frankie the Browns have been 'College of the of New Aivin Crowder. Washington, 1.500. o translate bingles into runs. vith their City York). Time. the season they have developed into guns primed—and all aimed in the of and the lightest sufferers in the circuit in 0:21 :!. Ferrell's victory was his fourth this offered w-ay purse op- one of the most formidable in the , it the Nationals. Griffs' Records this way. are six behind ! -IOO-METER RUN—Won by Luvalle (Uni- while it was the third time the ponent. They games of this month has ■•ear, versity California at Los Angeles): sec- league. Their play n ic« wuiu uui schedule. Indians have taken Lloyd Brown's mea- R. TONY RAGUSIN of the Biloxi. jraia intci, auuiui^ ond. Jones 'Pennsylvania': third. Warner bean the sensation of the circuit. HOMERS AND GROVE for a (Yale': fourth. Ablowich (Southern- Cali- =ure. Brown, recently traded to the have been procured Washington They had by far the most successful Miss.. Chamber of Commerce, that R .VTTING. fornia': flfth. Tompkins 'Southern Call- Sox, lost twice to Cleveland earlier in show for hundreds. formal Time. (>:4H.!>. Three— town where the Nationals a G Ab. Western tour of the East's Big get the was hit harder! R. H. 2b. 3b. Hr Rbl. Pet HOO-METER RUN—Won by Bonthron he season while hurling for the St. j 1 Loughran. by way. lft 48 8 "IRISH" LIST 1934 FOES In which pre with the Na- WIN FOR ATHLETICS unninst start f ach year, writes to say 10 1 1 3 15 .30ft ■Princeton': second Dunaway 'Penn State'; group they the stock market burst than any H jcuis Browns. 1 le by 12 2 3 O 0 0 .375 third. Pongrace State): tionals and the Yankees—and at home cannot understand why the Nat hit- I •"»•» 'Michigan fourth. win Cleveland a two-to- ! other pugilist. 3o 110 jO 4 11 14 .353 Eastman 'Stanford): flfth. Keller (Pitts- Today's gave ( ers are not when the ft 3 "0 ft p.gainst the Westerners they lost but hitting pitchers \ So it 1" 0 0 .333 Texas and Wisconsin Among Nine ; burgh) Time 1:5.1. ine advantage over Boston in their cur- ■re goes. 23 42 5 13 4 1 13 .3in 1 pitching. 1..-(OO-METER RUN—Won by Bonthron two games. Circuit Clouts as Ace 0 29 ft !l 0 n o o Make Four •ent series, which will be concluded 1 .31 on 'Princeton): cecond. Mangan (Cornell): off seven wins in a row, And neither can Uncle Clark. Which the French- Notre Dame Slate. Reeling they a ; BELANGER. ;i8 J 52 27 47 ft 21 .300 third. Crowley (Manhattan): fourth. Nor- vith double-header tomorrow. j j s lifted themselves from the worrying Uncle more than it docs! who held Pacific 25 01 17 27 13 .207 dell 'New York University); fifth. recently Twirler Works for Sixth O. A CHARLIECanadian. the 1 7 S SOUTH BEND. Ind., 27 Vipond :ieve. AB. H. Boston. AB H. O A the man from 17 4 1 4 20.; May (A-).— (Cornell'. Time. 3:54. to the fine contending position 1 I 0 3 1 4 0, Cony, although energetic Coast and the Canadian depths 2 RJo'nYi.lf. light 38 lft 3 10 47 8 15 .288 j I.OOO-METER RUN—Won ■Man- i ?iloxi worried to 1 o Texas and Wisconsin will have by Ryan they hold today. Time Week. ?issell.2b 3 1 3 .*» Werber.ss. 4 l l « appears enough nay \ heavyweight titles, never ducked the 27 15 27 1ft 287 places hattan) second. McCluskey (Fordham): During 3urn'tt.S3. 4 1 0 8 Cooke.rf 3 1 1 0:1 hat he 38 129 12 37 .287 is paying Washington a visit best of the in his career. 10 20 on the 1934 Notre Dame foot ball sched- third. Barker 'New York University); tverill.cf 4030 Hodp."b. 4 2 2 n crop long ring .37 157 21 44 14 .280 of Jimmy Foxx, their siege gun vithin a short while to take some ! fourth. Finch 'Cornell): flfth. Grodman /osmiklf .">110 Alder.1b. 4 0 IS O He has battled the issue with Leo 9 2ft 5 .280 ule replacing Indiana and Kansas on (New York University. Time < news of j 8:304. LOSSwould hurt the A's considerably li Boss. J b 4 oil O. M'Ma's.3b 4 2 0 O :lose-up the National back to Lomski. Pete Latzo. Griffiths, 38 150 18 41 20 .273 next Pall's Athletic I IO METER HIGH HURDLES. FINAL— By the Associated Press. 0 0 Tufly list. Director Jesse but it isn't he v.ill 3 1 P Fer'IJ c. 4 1 3 2 J 1 he land of and ersters. 12 30 2 ft 0 o 0 .200 Won by Lyon 'Southern California): sec- prolonged, likely shrimp Jack Roper, Billy Jones and Maxie 8 0 Harper announced May 27—Twice 3p*ncer.c. 4 2 10 Oliver,cf.. 4 110 15 1 2 0 1 .133 today. ond. Meier 'Stanford': third Bath 'Michi- of action many Report" 0 0 ! 8 b» out days. 1 A'.Fer'l.p. 4 10 3 Brcwn.p 2 1 Rosenbloom. 15 4 2 0 .133 The 1934 schedule: gan State): fourth Lockwood 'Yale): flflh, indicate the lej lie Philadelphia,interrupted bv rain. the Philadel- 10 0 SHORtTW fl. Ci'ssll* K»mm, Spen- still weather ths going sufficiently to CLVB BATTING. October 27—Wisconsin at Notre son iPenn to vhich are State'. Time. 0:23.8. in a ball with the Athletics collecting four , er. W. Ferrel!. Error—Werber. Runs batted more familifcr. sition game. 1 take the edge. G. AB R H. 2b. 3b Hr. Rbi Pet Dame. SECOND HEAT—Won bv Herbert (Stan- one for Cochrane n—Burnett. (2>. W. Ferrell '2». Cissell. He has a for W ford': So can the other A's. Mack will Detroit. Mickey penchant Robert 38 1.345 18G 37« 55 10 17 174 .279 second. Grady (Harvard); third. Averill. Two-bate hits—Spencer. W Fer- November 3—Notre Dame at Pitts- Liberiy ball club the gave his teem a 2-0 lead by hitting Isrvices "Shooting of Dan McGrew," is a (Michigan State), fourth. Dunbar send a fighting against rell. McManus. Sacrifices—Porter, Cissell. boxing Utopia. PITCHING. burgh. (YMe): Tim*. 0:23 0. — home runs in the second and fifth. Burnett. Double plays—Cissell to Burnett ,nd will pop up and recite it for any HE4T Nationals one of players flushed | AlexandriaAll of the things for which the G H BB SO W November (site FOR THIRD AND FOURTH MEN >: IP GS CG. L 10—Navy undecided). o Boss '2 W. Ferrell to Burnett to Boss. eason or none at 'WINNER TO — and with confidence in Tony Freitas was moving along all at any time. honest devotee of the McAfee 10 22 7 7 23 0 0 3 0 QUALIFY FOR FINAL) with victory Lrft on bases—Cleveland, S: Boston, « ring game j November 17—Notre Dame at North- Won by Person nicelv until the when he walked At the Nurserv at Crowder 70 20 23 82 0 3 7 3 'Yale); second. Liberty ability to carry the battle to any sixth, Bases on balls—Off W. Ferrell (2». off Day banquet wished for are there at Alexandria. ,15 western. 'Michigan their VVhitehill 0 70 29 31 ft8V3 9 6 5 4 State': third. Dunbar (Yalt.'i Charev With two down, Brown <5>. off Welrh «1». Struck out—By Alexandria the other Charlie gave [ourth. Jackson foe. Gehringer. night There is no conniving between man- j Weaver. s 53 17 1ft 45*3 7 4 3 November 24—Notre Dame vs. 'Penn State' Time 0:24 W. Ferrell. 1. by Brown. I: bv Wslch* 2. Army .00-METER Gerald Walker hit a home run into j wth barrels of his poetry repertoire, j because Honest Jack Tulloeh and Stewart 8 52 14 IS 51 8 3 2 4 LOW HURDLES. FINAL— Hits—Off Brown. H in 52 3 innings, off agers, (New York). ■Von by Herbert to the score. j Thomas 12 3ft 13 10 30 3 0 1 3 iStarlford' second. Paul the left field seats tie 1 Wild pitch— retting competition only from Jimmy Fiankie Mann will not stand for it. SDuthern Welch. in .'Pi innings j I Russell. 8 22 5 4 174 0 0 0 0 December 8—Notre Dame at South- California': third. Meier '8tan- Bob drove out his fifth Jrwln whose is | ord>: fourth. Pierson Johnson Brown Losing pitcher—Brown. Umpires particular bug telling j They do not have to. for the simple Burke.. 7 8 5 5 9 0 0 ern California. 'Yale' flfth. Grady -Messrs McGowan. Summers. Hildebrand. j Harvard'. Time. 23.4 seconds. homer of the year and Bing Miller reason are not with Minor rime ot pa me. 1 hour and 47 minutes. they aligned any [ POLE VAULT—Five tied for flrst at 13 a with Coleiran on Leagues whacked triple boxing clique. eet feet l'>'« inches 'new I. C. A. Rochester. S; Buffalo. :r Major League I. A. record, former mark, ri feet M* inches, 0: Newark. time in a week, pitching the closing and nad? bv Albanr. Ballenger, Eroacjbent Knight COLLEGE. King 'Stanford'. l'.)2tS': second, Toronto-Montreal. wet grounds thrc- innings. Firpo Marberrv twirled One at Knnsas City Remodeled to j fan Osdel (Southern California'. »! feet 5lt °ches: third. fine ball fcr the for the Honored at Mercersburg. BASE BALL. SUNDAY. MAY 28. 1933. Brown 'Yale', 'i feet 4 inches; SOITHFRN ASSOCIATION. Tigers except ied for fourth. Woodhu-v Navy. «: Army. 4 "called end sixlli. rain). Offer Better View. 'Dartmouth'. Memphis. "• Birmingham. circuit clouts. IcN'auahton 'Southern California) and Pit- MERCERSBURG. Pa.. May 27.—C. Fordham. 1(1; Boston College. s. in s. New O;leans. 5. — 'Columbia', rt feet inches. Little Rock, Detro t. AB H. O A Phila. AB.H OA Pennsylvania, ti: Princeton. 1. KANSAS CITY Muehlebach AMERICAN NATIONAL 2 1 H. H. F. Broadbent and R. UP). BROAD JUMP. Ch&itanooca-At]8ii'.a. rain Fox cf 4 I 1 o BishoD.2t\ 4 n 4 r. Ballenger, | MichUan. 4: FINAL—Won by Little Chicago. 0 Field, home of the Kansas William and Mary). NashvllJc-Kncxville. we: grounds. Ger'er.v'b. .1 » <1 3 Cramer cf 4 0 1 O El. Knight of Washington have received Indiana. 10: City Blues, j YESTERDAY'S REalLTS. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. 24 feet 4', inches; Michigan Slate. 3. econd. Paul 'Southern Store.rf.. 4 n 2 0 Joh'son.lf. 3 2 .'i I Penn State, tl: Western is having its face lifted to bring the California'. 23 fe»t AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. j ithletic awards at Mercersburg Acad- Maryland, o. Washington-St. Louis, wet grounds. St. I/iuls. 10: Philadelphia. J. '» inches third. Adam* Wplfeer If. 4 2 1" Colr'n.rf 4 1 1 n l Chio State. 5: West Virginia. 2. diamond where the customers can 'Bowdoin'. 23 emy. up Ne* York. 15: Chicago. 11. Cincinnati. 4; Brooklyn. 3. eet inches: fourth. Gilbert Minneaoclis. * Kar.srs City 4 Gr lb .1 (111 0 Miller.! b. 4 1 !l o Syracuse. 5: Colgate. 1 'Southern crg sec what's on. Philadelphia. 5: Detroit. 2. Boston-Chicago, postponed; opening of laliforniai, 23 feet 5't inches, flfth. Sr. Paul. t> Milwaukee 5 Owen.3b 3 ii 3 ! Ooch'ne.c 3 1 4 o Ballenger and Broadbent got "Ms" Cornell. 5-1: Harvard. O-o. going Calvin 2 inches 'betters >lpr rry.P. " " Freitas.p.. 2 0 0 1 Wisconsin. T: Northwestean. 6. PACIFIC COAST. eration is Better a >*o orld record. 52 feet ?7« inches by Heljasz. 1 <1 o 0 10 0 0 Holy Cross, H: Yale. 4. completed. visibility IJ — •Rhiel Grove,p -t •oland: also breaks I. C. A A. A. A ree- 5: Sacrajr'nto 0 O i Minnesota, 13; Luther. 2. for is at M Hollywood. Herring.p o o spectators expected, especially 4 rd 52 feet '« inch, by Rothert 'Stan- Portland. 4 San Frrnrisco, 1. s LACROSSE night games. |!s jrd). 1030': second. Dunn 'Stanford). 51 Missions, 7; Oakland Totals 30 5 24 fl Totals 31 7 27 13 B 3 t >et 7 inches: The pitcher's box, classically termed 3 c third. Harper (Southern Call- Yale. 9: Harvard 4. f " •Betted for Marfctrry in seventh inning Homer |« a jrnia). 51 feet: fourth. Gray (Stanford), TEXAS. Army, 8: Navy, 5 in sports phraseology the hill, hummock o De'rolt 0 O O o 0 2 0 0 O—2 Standing 8 feet 37« inches; flfth. Dean (Harvard), Houston. 6. Beaumont. or mound, has so much of one I 8 foe' 11• Philadelphia' u 1 no 1 2 1 t) x—5 proved inches TEACH. I ». JAVELIN. FINAL—Won bv PIEDMCrT. that it will be graded down a bit so York.. I—I II 21 41 31 31 «'21ll3i.«80 I Plttabgh -I II 41 61 II 21 41 5;g3liai.B47 i Odell 'Man- Furs—Gehringer. Walker. Johnton. Cole- Armv. 76: Navy- 50. attan'. 205 feet inch: second, Willlam- By the Associated Press. seat holders can a bstter view Vash'ton I 41—I 31 41 21 31 41 2l22ilBt.5?» ■ i 41—I 01 41 41 II 3! Charlotte. 6—11 R chmond. 4. m.-n. Cochrane <2i. Higgin* Error—Cra- Wisconsin. 81: Minnesota. 60. box get 4.2(>:14i.5SW 3n (Southern California). 204 feet 23« me nuns batted in—Walker <2) Coch- Heme runs yesterday—Cochrane. Ath- West Virginia. 114. West Virginia Wes- of plays around seccnd base. rhlemgo ..I 21 31—I 3| 41 21 41 2I1BI15I.R5B Bt. Louis. I It >1—I II 41 41 •.'! 4-J1UH.5HH iches: third. McKenzie 'Southern Caltfor- MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. rane <2i. Johnson. Miller, Higgins. Three- :y*n. 21. ia' 201 feet !)14 inches fourth. Werntr letics. 2; Johnson. Athletics. 1; Higgins, • 'hlla .1 (M 31 li—I 4! 41 41 3119116.I Cincinnati I Ot 21 SI—| fil 31 41 3 I0iin.fli4 Rork Island. 5: SprintfWd. 3. ba'" h't—Miller. Home runs—Cochrane Iowa. TO: Chicago. 50. Colgate). 100 feet "'•> inches; flfth. Bralley neveland I 21 31 31 21—I 41 31 41201171.641 Chicago ■ .1 21 21 3| II Allium Davenport, ft. Peoria. 121. Walker. Johnson. Higeins. Double Athletics, 1: Walker, Tigers. 1; Gehrig,; Drake. 60. Iowa State, 62. | 61 3i 2ll8il»!.4Sn ^nd Marvi 105 feet J1 inches. to 1 FELICITATES BING *0E. HAMMER plays—Freitas Cihockl to Miller: Higgins Yankees. 1: Dickey. Yankees. 1; Sim- letroit ..I II 3) 31 II 01—I 51 31161311.417 Boston 31 41 31 31 II—I II 2117131 '.447 THROW—Won bv Zaremba BIXIF. to to Miller Left on bases—Detroit. ! POLO. | Hew York University). !«!) 4 Bishop It. 01 feet inches; X mons, White So:;, 1; Fonseca, White LOS ANGELES, 27 OP).—In- Louig.l 31 21 II 31 21—1 3il4l34l.3«M II 01 41 II 01 31—I 5I14I1PI.424 XI Dorado, 3: Baton Rnuge. 1. l> Philadelphia Base on balls—Off Her- j Harvard. 7; Yale. 7 (overtime tie). May Brooklyn^ •"ond. Favor 'Maine). 168 feet H'4 inches; Tyler. 14. Long vie v. rins. 1: off Freitas, 4 off Grove, 1 S'ruck Sox. 1; Lucas, Reds, 1. cluded in the many birthday greetings ioston I 01 21 21 31 li 31 2i—,13I22IJ>&3 Phila ...I II 01 01 31 41 3! 21 I13lg5'.34:i llrri. Malin 'Yale). 1H5 fee' (>% inches; 1 Shreveport, 7; Jackson. :: out—By Marberry. 3 by Herring. 2: by TENNIS. 1 i-'rth. Mooliszewski 'Rhode Island Stets). The 10: : ■ I13tlttll6ll6ll7l31 I I .. leaders—Berger. Braves, to Young Corbstt, 3d. world welter- toat. >341321 .I13114U6I1M1PI3HHH2.V ! 1.5 feet (i'* Inches: flfth. Freitas. 1. Hits—Off Marberry ii in Klein. Phillies, Penn. 6: Navy. 3. D-e-?er (Rhode NEW YORK-PENNSYLVANIA. innines: off Herring. 1 in innings off 1 10; Gehrig, Yankees, 9; ; weight champion, who celebrated his V 1K3 feet 2tb inche-. • Cubs. 8: Lazzeri. ! DISCUS. FINAL-—Won by Lrbo'd- Bingham ten. fl; Williamsport, 5 <-ctond Freitas. 4 In 0 innings: off Grove 1 in .'{ Hartnett, Yankees, 7; SCHOLASTIC. twenty-«eventh anniversary today, was GAMER TODAY. GAMES TOMORKOW. GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW. (Stan- Winning Losing -d). '(>•' fe«) 'nrhev s-'ond. Dunn Rame rained out* inninps. pitch-r—Freitas. ( Foxx, Athletics, 7. one from his of a 10-round i 'hila at tVash. <3:IS). No fames scheduled. Pitt*, at Clre. <2). Boston at — — < Opponent Pittsburg;i. Stanford'. 15H feet 7 inches: 7: Elmira •: pitcher Marberry. Umpires Messrs. I RIFLE Interhlgh Matekef). Chicago at N. Y. third. ^an Reading. Na- I <2>. Boston at Chicago. Others not scheduled. »»-v«rd>. 15' f-e' fi inches: fourth. ?-♦>; Owen: and Van Graflan. Tims of game, 1 ! League totals—American, 136, Weatern. title fight Monday night. Jimmy Mc- at Cfraj wilkes-Barre. Harrisburg. 5-4. 1.3*3; Central. 1.327. J neve, Boston <"K Loula. 151 fee' 5«. 3. York. u. hour and 30 minutes. I tional, 121; total. 257. of British Columbia, *Wj»- »t_8f Stanford;. Inches; flftn. Heaier Bcranton, Western, 1,368: Central. 1,305. Laiyiin Vancouver, i It. Louii at Detroit. W Y. at Brooklyn. Jarvard), 151 feet. v f *