Hilbert's Cut Rate Whips A.&W. Root BeerJlH Dodgers Yield York After Ruth’s Home/ - Mark Eagles Nosed OHi BY BARRY GRAYSON NEA Service »eerie Better Lead to Cards •DETROIT, June 10-r Because -ShSpBBBBBraSop ha never before had so many by Independents home runs so early in June and fairly roars along in the stretch, > •Gilbert's Cut Rota continued to dominate ploy In the Twilight and Reds Win baseball men now see Rudolph Leoaue by cosily dafootina A. Gr W. Root Boar at St. MotyV Preston York as a definite threat Stadium last night, 15 to 3.- Cincinnati Vagins to Babe Ruth's major league While the Cut Raters were combing the combined aUtf*« home run record of 60. ings of H. Helzer and Yox for 14 solid blows, Monr Leggett and to Look Lika Formar Where Ted Williams, the left- Mel Frederick combined to give the mild beverage craw only pTUESDAV JUNE 10, 1941 PAGE 9 Chomps in Victory hand hitter, has to smite the six bingles in the one sided contest. sphere 380 feet to manufacture a ? Terrapin Cepron, Pohrltetaar. circuit clout to right field at Fen- Hellner, Leggett way and flitgh By JUDSON BAILEY Park and 420 to get one to Sharkey paced tha torrid Gilbert Wf iki AmiiliM Ptm right-center, Rudy York, the Wagon 10 attack, right-hand each with tw*hitofe Site •The Cincinnati Reds are be- batter, has the left trips to tin plate. ImbahbenL Sports Glass 1 ¦ - si*. ¦ The ginning win champions, field stand at Brigg? Stadium to like in ¦_¦ Defeats A. is W. catcher, lad tea tote* JMN ritUuiV>IIVTOff even if they don’t always look sight in half his games. two blngles Competent with In thrit at- lik ebasebalTs kingpins. judges say York, tempts. •»' < game by game during who has 13 home runs as this is ''.i E* RANDOM READING Taken Salter’s In Recreation gbmaa * written, should be 10 Lean* npted baseboll scribe the past couple weeks the Reds ahead of played mOnt have been the beneficiaries of the field by Aug. 1, when he usu- Making good use of 17 solid last night, Indupgndtortv / collecting fEbkka a hobby of more lucky victories than you ally starts his drive. hits and eight enemy errors. nosed out •ngTrr. 1# to H, In Cpn. Keglers Covered Wagon s slugfest ift tn# baseball slang he Girl bat But they It wil) be won its first and Miller’s Cream' could shake a at recalled that York ery job gets more difficult ev- up to surge that pasted the pill the game in Fumble Laagua compe- humbled Bat Club, 24 to 8. aha add a sudden into left field A ery year as thousands of has brought the world cham- stand of Cleveland’s huge'Muni- tition last night at AUes Field four run uprteng In foe ipoittswriters all over the coun- Tourney pions, eight triumphs in their past cipa Stadium to beat Bob Feller from Salter’s Market. The score seventh inning whfio th#EapK Close 22 to 11. were scoring only gave more games, lifting thejn within a and the and clinch was tturtee attempt to lay a little 10 Clevelands v try > * Independents already semi-bar- Nawcomars and Vast half game of third place in the the 1940 American League pen- The Trailer ten had little dif- the ug*lh m Sim color on the ficulty with the combined offer- but interesting contest Ind* baric terminology. National league. nant for the surprising Detroit Shara Honors in Moot x ings of Chuck Pegelow and El- pendents got 18 bite off Spader the fast traveling * which club. •.o . Few readers will dispute That is k mer Logge, who toiled over the and Simms; Eagles lteffStad- slang it By can’t be brushed aside simply YORK HIT 18 HOMERS fact that baseball os ROBERT MYERS IN AS seven inning stretch for the ler. in newspapers OLOS ANGELES, Junt 10— e. % figu .* ing. The item in question ap- national bowling congress. in the last three innings they matched that PPb*>.v.. V...i • ¦ jjyft The Sultan of Swat’s max- cluded a double; P. Helzer, who In aUMOIIe/a 'peared in a Providence news- Los Angeles claimed three of made nine blows, including a Rady York's eyes appear be closed but doesn't official a imum was 17 during September, to here, he doubled twice in three b Mi N pdpqr 1879, the day after the major titles—singles, doubles home run, four doubles and shut them to home run opportunities. times at bat; Wisnay who sin- in' triple, coming off with a 1927. °wrh by L* Hines, Providence play- and booster team championships. 9-7 gled twice in three trys; DeLorge, Fleming VriiWttwf. Paul a Chicago, victory and making the Dodgers York belted 35 home runs in the day and N.3m3K»B§ “Forgot- which dominated the around, but took over He uses a much shorter swing whose three hits dou- made good er now known as the yield circuit lead to the St. ’37, but got in only 104 games as Included a use of nine Ba*4£teb 11 hits in 1940 tourney by sweeping every the Hankus-Pankus was inducted than—say Jimmy Foxx, perhaps ble; Cowan with a tingle,, triple errors. Newman ten Athlete," made crown, won the coveted team Louis Cardinals who trounced a third baseman and catcher, so into the army. He has taken the shortest ever used by a long- and Athrnht was and homer* Linderman and Liv- each with two hits, ted 12 trips to the plate in a dou- New York Giants, 5-2. he actually hitting at a rate ' B*fcfefc and all-events honors. the complete charge of the Detroit range swatter. That is why ha is ingston wltn two homers and with the Lonnie Frey, a one-t im e of 52 a year. Many of his appear- bat ble-header. A packed gallery of more than infield. a stylish hitter who never looks Benoit with two singles and a ntaarmaama • "With two men on bases 3,000 saw the curtain fall early Dodger, was the big gun in the ances were' in the role of a pinch- awkward. Standing far back in INDIAN GETS DISTANCE \ double. - end retired, the gient this morning on the tournament, leds’ victory, driving in four hitter. the box, he steps into the pitch qa two. in The Cherokee may be retarded WITH A SHORT SWING ...tfit went to the bet first ever held in the far west. tallies with a homer the on s direct line. BotmWl, m Brbitfhers ninth, somewhat by of not at **4• t to Belated efforts to crack the top eighth and a double in the the absence York was at home third to pitcher end mode o terrific hit. Hank Greenberg. hit base or as a catcher, but is happy York tries work the five failed. The nearest was in but a two-base error by Short- York be- hole then VMa. IS 4 !• JK O'¦ . centerfold, the sphere into a and waits for the «f « doubles, where comely Ann Ton- stop Peewee Reese irt the latter hind Greenberg and pitchers pre- and comfortable at first base. Sports VmMatoa. , 4 ¦ ball wants to whirling through the air os win- ferred to take iheir This and the fact that he is not he hit. When it ka vie and Helen Mirth of St. inning made Cincinnati’s chances with along, is set to give van, o ...... -4, jk younger man. Greenberg pressing while fully cognizant of comes he it ums, though shot from o cannon. Louis rolled 1121. ning rung unearned. Credit for the a a 1 i walk, pitchers gam- Importance at- ride. . Hines ran backward Nearly keglerettes victory went to Joe Beggs, would and his in the Detroit *— Paid 6,000 from the why try with the speed of e deer, end 32 states, Honolulu, Panama although it was the pitching pi bled on stopping York, who con- tack, counterbalances to a great "And should I to hit Roundup- cap- sequently ample opportunity extent the effect of his being a to right for a single or double, when to the inner and Canada bowled the 26- young Elmer Riddle that had Oww, ! ..: claim in. when I may hit to left for a triple By EDDIE fencb near the bull-pen, day tourrtey. Cash prizes ap- tured everybody’s fancy. He to hit. flow he draws as many marked man. BRUTS SWItSM. IS ...... jjNgjJjUwy duty in the ninth, and, passes as Greenberg formerly re- Standing 6 feet 1 and weighing or home run?" he asks. jpOT, B •»« •••%**«£?,.', Ay [iw-'.A® captured the boll for over proximating $32,000 will be went on • NEW YORK, June 10—(The ' hi mailed to the leaders. with the tying run on base, ceived. 210 pounds, York generates his Like Hank Greenberg, Rudy Tremendous Special News Service) lf eg .* his shoulder. struck out two men in succession York remained in the back- power in his wrists and fore- York realizes they pay off on ex- One lone 1940 champion came » \ excitement followed this you've been wondering why Bill *** a., s Mt he had ground while Greenberg was tra bases these days. jPSj l ploy." through here. Mrs. Sally Twy- to end the game, after arms. Judges has bean missing from Biots. IS ..»•« 9- S .gvSf '': wonderful ford of Chicago, 41, a grand- given a double and an inten- S ’ft past ...... note de- the Giants' lineup for the r. sssMa. if The editor's on this mother, who won the singles last tional walk. few days, it's for some rest tre- was a Just lectable tidbit says “The year, rang up a grand total of The Cardinals’ conquest But to make that* *• sup- Just sure old iNauSutaairTs it 'at mendous excitement was 1799, third highest in WIBC his- double wound for the Giants be- feeling Bill ear BAOLSS -4 t s MM*, the the Tigers Today won't return. til' of tory, to capture all-events cause it was achieved on Athletics Move in on plied by o paid aggregation pacts get Hairy to sefoe of the same in- wiug|aisrsft^g|^i3^ medal and four- hit hurling of Gum- - 300." ; SSO. 10—(iP)-—The pinohhitting lections that apt him back In. the -BUbs* • DETROIT, June Fulton, Pa., worked for Toronto Birdie Tebbetts, ter is ....*£•» The singles champion is bert, whom Bill Terry traded to ' ootot tg*iAcoLtei new . year. end Barney McCoskey's game spring . .Dark tears Mrs. Nancy Huff, 27-year :old St. Louis last month for Fiddler Philadelphia Athletics, the team last This season he has Redd iff, last Lift GINS AT 40 the Tigers won games the A's. tingle. are abend for mteQ* league baU r. jgr, m If Angeles housewife, who McGee, along with cash and Detroit have been five for • ...... Los Bill * MftMV. finding that date way ahOtbar . Craig Manager Tighe singled ene or pw • Wood is 662. Runnerup was Mrs. Paul Dean. Since then Gumbert able to handle as they pleased Tommy Bridges got the nod Jack teas, «¦*..•• Wood ot rolled The Atlanta Crackers tried play- w «...... »,.v», a s. ft I "Life'Begins at 40." for the Red- all season, invaded Briggs Stad- from manager Del Baker to op- and scored on Gordon Hower- k, p ¦¦¦ ¦• Twyford with 636. Mrs. Huff has won five games ing daylight ball to set how rtMiHik. -.jri on the ium today. pose McCrabb and to seek his ton's and John Lipon’s one-bag- Just C. BOTir, IB ¦ .. r 39 is their farm club, Mus- ' out a three-run homer, and Mus- lights—and the crowds foil off The holder of the Notional carried off the trophy shutout by Mel Ott, who smack- feated the the them, * daublea 7 yesterday at season behind the kegon forced home a runner so badly that President Bari a 'Open chqmpionship and the and SIOO with 1155. ed his 15th home run of the year kegon Reds, to 5, Tigers can still feel hopeful de- in Muskegon, Detroit went into the the seventh for the final score. Mann is wondaring what ever tournament tro- Team honors,' with top with one on in the sixth. spite their fifth place in Amer- « Masters' golf S3OO three-game series against the Giebell yielded nine hits in of the sons who ussd to !¦i /BWS< the happiest cash award and medals, went to One of the fine pitching per- ican league standings and the BOTMt M W .ygy-: probably ... ¦ is games * phy seven innings and was relieved witch aHatgoon .Al- ,SL SOTtfi Pm W .jgftj. Im< ;*¦ u>, the Rovicks of Chicago with formances of the day was a six- Athletics with plenty of confi- repeated failure of the pitching man in golf. dence. The two teams have met by Johnny Gorsica, who pitched though Clark Griffith and soma Newsom it is 2661, who came through Satur- hitter by rookie Aldon Wilkie of staff to deliver. With four clubs •of the American laagut For Big Bobo day night champion- the Pittsburgh Pirates, who shut five and every meeting to only six Muskegon batters in other >u< mw. • ...... ais -Mf/mx to steal the above, Detroit still is only five * - moguls hollering ,a different story. Bobo is find- Phillies, has meant a Detroit victory. the last two innings. Roy Clark arc about the vitiyM. a •»^ 1 ship from Los Angeles’ own out the Philadelphia and a half games behind' the waiver you can safoly bet ing age too much for him, ond Mack promised such was followed by Stager, who rule, inot* w ...... Grays. The Grays had 2643. 5-0. The Pirates got to Lee Gris- Connie pace-setting Cleveland Indians. any change now the highest paid relief and relations with the Tigers would was replaced by Norman Scott there ugon’t be made is Top booster team was one som for a run in the fourth Pat Mullin and BillySullivan meetings. nsii gjr'O^W^Eb^ the majors. sponsored Nan- finished strong against relief not continue, however, and for the Reds. at the summer pitcher In by movie starlet his clouted homers for the Tigers rr5”..V tea cy Kelly. It scored 2273 and won for pairs of runs in the eventh selected Lester McCrabb, a which accounted for a couple - PERRY COMES BACK a SSO booster prize. and eighth. promising but comparatively un- CONTRACTORS' CORNER bay cum Os runs apiece in the exhibition »' *V • ; \ y .' game Chicago known pitcher, to put a little The whele world know* and 7 Another old timer, In High individual was 277, The Cubs set off a 21- game against Muskegon. Fights SM—OTM. If '. |®|||gy display fear into the Detroit club. wean h .rand years, Bill Tilden. roiled by Marion Gorman of De- hit fireworks at Boston ' athletic is Mullin drove in Floyd Gie- day, • troit. to Braves, 13-6, and McCrabb, a right-hander from ¦ew Caaay finned that BtUIIUH. mmAu J VSSg§v Tildeo, ’while still good beat the bell, who had walked, in the Last Night gdmnAetehAgaß fgmg *SM. B Charley |Aw BUROT »,'¦ 1m Rtvao, enough to show most of the present 42-year-old third inning. It was the first SB s'’ r v9awr Root the 197th victory of his ca- By tfea AknUM Pnm harp had l;Mn& younger 'uns e few tricks, hit off Roy Clark. Rip Rad- H kCI kwM that tan ¦k BtefMte Os »«»e4c»4«vftfd».j% x - F ~ reer. Root coasted along, allow- Rudy •CINCINNATI Ken Overlin, la* HMNMHs jß* »a»e#eeeeotegye*4j^- , ;j 'JBPIBS is finding his tireless legs cliff and York followed 162%, Washington, outpointed away. AJbvfild, ft Michigan ing 14 hits but no walks. The singles, and Pinky Higgins a. vnOTf, as .sn - growing* little tired ot lest. Four Women Start with Charles, 161, Reward Upton, Tsbleanab Cubs bunches seven of their runs to bring Ezzard Cincinnati finds the Budges connected tor a double (10). (Okie.) Cfttean TOTS ® Bill fust in the sixth inning. in more runs. two ' much tor NEW YORK - end the Perrys toe are Yesterday was an open date Detroit got two runs in the Abe Simon. nir«n . Perry, by Clubs Idle league clubs. 255%, New York, stopped Pete SPORTS COCKTAIL J. M*W». IS him Jiow-o-doys. for all American Western Meet fifth. Eric McNair singled and w. jmlmnii. ar th« AmmUU4 Prtw Tamalonis, 179%, f-a^RH the way, Is hitting his old If Sullivan followed with his cir- Buffalo, N. Y. You can't keep a gopher from Bw TiiOTf. SS a 4 • Exhibition games and unfav- (2); 135%, Jwkfvtly. mi »..»«.»>>'.«.' y-.O CISSBC stride taking two cuit final Tiger tally Julie Kogan, New talking football. Perry Dodson r. again, orable weather Monday kept Major League Potty Barg Sats Record blow. The Haven, Conn., outpointed Jimmy professional crowns in a came in the ninth frame on Boyd wtnt down to Fort Worth to Waft. WWIWtMb »• ...... HKK Michigan league clubs Tygh, Philadelphia, (8). wpm • .... *••** four state Perry's by 137, cover the open for St. Paul Dis- Mnotn* i. idle, but Saginaw and Muskegon in Qualifying Round double, a scratch hit W. BthMOT SV ...... Standings PROVIDENCE. R. L Bobby patch thing boys ....» .What happened to Budge? gave good and ftret the 1m ffclMwe. if .. accounts of them- “Poison” Ivy, 127, Hartford, around tha pram tent heerd was PlaaMae* a ...... He lost out In the first pro selves against opposi- BY FRITZ HOWELL N. Bpßmm, n ...... jC,*S •ißfc#' the outside Conn., outpointed J •' AMERICAN LEAGUE Joey Archi- Wrry asking what they knew J jA*'< ' oOTWwaaiteWiK'f- tourney to a relative unknown tion. W L Fct. *GB •CINCINNATI, 0., June 10— Softball bald, 124%, Pawtucket, R. I. about tha nuhora that Minnaeota week ond was whipped de- Although they dropped a 7 to (10) (non-title). '4 It ... lost Cleveland ... 34 20 .830 (AV--Thirty-two feminine golf- was dickerteig with southwest Tigers a MilIIlf y.. _ cisively by Perry in straight 5 to the Detroit Boston 26 20 .565 4 ers, ranging in scoring ability ALBANY, N. Y. Jimmy conference school game or * decision for a v of American league, the Reds Webb, the . 174%, St. Louis, out- sets Sunday, 6-4, 6*2, 6-3. Chicago 28 22 .560 4 from sub-par 71 to exasperating two ... on three consecutive *§B at Muskegon collected nine hits Standings pointed Henry Moroz, 178, RawlJLlWttmi New York ... 28 22 .560 4 95, and in age from 15 pp to NeW rounds st the rolling knolls club Floyd Giebell and helped (10). SEEKS off DETROIT ... 27 24 .529 sft where they, don’t count birth- TWILIGHT LEAGUE York recently Henry Hebling, Fort SvHIItLAWAY put on a show of exceptional NEWARK, N. Stole, RECORD Philadelphia . 24 26 .480 8 days, launched match play com- Won Lest Fct. J.—Allie Smith. (Ark.) pro, drove the NEW baseball before 4,000 fans. 132, Newark, we picked Whirlaway St. Louis 16 32 .333 15 petition today over the Cincin- Gilbert’s Cut Rate .. 5 1 .833 knocked out Joe 300-yard green on the sixth hole When The Saginaw Sox defeated the Marinelli, 130, Dayton, Ohio, the Kentucky Derby, a Washington .. 17 34 .333 15 Vs nati Country Club’s course in Johnnie’s Bar 3 1 .750 and sank his putt for an angle. Bowi-o-Ora«ao to win Fort Custer Reception Center * (7); Vines, graft plaea Ite 147, . . quest the 12th annual Koleky ... 3 2 .600 Vinnie Schenec- . correspond* With weeks back we never ex- Saginaw Games behind leader. of West- Cleaners Our southern few nine 7 to 4, although a MONDAY’S RESULTS Women’s Open chanfpion- tady, N. Y., knocked out Bucks ents report there's a red-hot in Junior MteAb pected colt to run away Stack, ern Fisher Towers 2 2 .500 feud the youth named Gene now Nd* games scheduled. ship. Owls Club 1 3 .250 Streator, 147, Philadelphia (6). developing between Freddie last night by .teteteNfMß^/' 1 , with the famous triple crown—- in the army, had the state league , BALTIMORE—SIugger chants, 13 te TUESDAY'S GAMES Pacing the parade were two A. AW. Root Beer .. 0 5 .000 White. Lindstrom and Paul Richards, the Derby, the Preokness, ond club worried. He worked on the Philadelphia at DETROIT. ‘ professionals and the 139%, New York, outpointed all because Freddie remarked Port, national RECREATION LEAGUE the Belmont Stakes, yet that is mound six innings for the New York at Chicago. amateur queen, the only three in Won Lost Fct. Frankie Willis, 149%, Washing- that Paul torn into tha Southern the route fte Edit fanning batters, before he ton (10); Johnny Shkor, 209, iowsb p*umsbmm ¦¦¦ just what he did. nine Boston at St. Louis (night). the starting field of 82 able to .. 6 0 1.000 association umps so often they ans ¦ his Hpbarth A Schott Whirl* le new going ofter left with a pulled muscle in Washington at Cleveland. crack 80 in yesterday's quali- Eagles 4 2 .667 Baltimore, knocked out Buddy didn't know what they were do- mated gin of side in the sixth'inning, with the Moore, 194, York (3). who totted NATIONALLEAGUE fying round. 4 2 .667 New ing. . . Tuffy Leemana, the ter the ell-time earnings record tied, Bilrus Cato The total scofe 4 to 4. W L Pet. *GB Patty Berg, the mighty Miss Merchants 3 4 .429 CHICAGO Bill Petersen, N. Y. football Giants halfback, Bothteams mods IteuMpgyi^ set by Seebiscnit. Saginaw put together four hits 207%, Indiana Harbor, Ind., St. Louis .... 35 16 .886 ... from Minneapolis, snared bir- Independents 2 3 .400 has given up playing Mflßsir earnings of the 'Biscuit ware eighth in- onpma for three runs in the knocked out Irish Dowling, . '.gppH Brooklyn .... 33 16 .673 1 dies on four holes, and an,eagle Miller’s 2 4 .333 Dan this season . . Afraid ha might wttn Wft $437,730. Whirhr has al- ning. 203%, (1). New York ... 24 23 .511 9 on another, to romp around in Bat Club 2 5 .285 St. Louis. get hurt. ready wan $236,211 in throe PITTSBURGH Shep- Cincinnati ... 25 25 .500 9 71 strokes, two under par, to set DeMolay 2 5 .285 Curtis years and isn't thvongh h Chicago 22 .488 and pard, 182, Pittsburgh, outpoint- n. S—- Uabbsibb aA&abb 25 11 a course record to tie the JUNIOR LEAGUE TODArS GUEST STAR MS ntnry vottovi * ed Lee Murray, Norwalk, WWn Pittsburgh .. 19 24 .442 12 tourney mark set in 1936 by Won Lost Fct. Q. Lynn C. Doyle, Phtfateteili v The 'liscolt took ifeyears to Boston 16 29 • .356 IS Mrs. Opal Hill of Kansas City, Leander Case 3 0 1.000 Conn., (10). Evening Bnltotte: "mfmßßr, amass his forSiE , Turns Ability Philadelphia . 16 32 .333 17 % Five strokes back was another Bowl-O-Drome .... 3 0 1.000 sad theemy any geitegotear Trainer Ben Jon«lin now MONDAY'S RESULTS professional, Helen Dettweiler Contractors 2 0 1.000 sleng about tea end es Angwß. OVMT aWgrtemwl,( that Whirly is good mllin he to Aid England St Louis 5, New York 2. of Washington with 76, while Smokers Inn 1 2 .333 Yesterday's Stars and rest. Jonas pkmf Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 0. Betty Jameson, the national am- Normington 0 2 .000 By Ik* a«n»um ftil league mmmgaia wBI mmA isn't given — •LONDON, June lO— (AT Chicago 13, Boston 6. ateur ruler from San Antonio, LaCroix A Oroesbeck 0 2 .000 Harry Gambert, Cardinals and steg tee aM oah to race him regularly. A few England's wtserd, Hehry telhi golf Cincinnati 9, Brooklyn 7. had 79 for third place." The Merchants 0 3 .000 held his former teammates, the The latter saam tea tote.’" weeks ago Jones sold Whirly Cotton, has turned his fair- when woTe blink- TUESDAY’S GAMES other qualifiers ranged right up FUMBLE LEAGUE Giants, to four hits. won only he way maxic into cash far Chicago at New York. to 95. Betty Jane Heemerle of Won Lost Fct. Aldea Wilkie, Pirates—scut- OUT OF SEASON Perhaps the . long-tailed Britain. ers. Cbictanat! at Boston . St. Louis, 19 years old, passed Johnnie’s Bar 2 0 1.000 tled Phillies on six safeties. be kept running The 1924 and British Pittsburgh Brooklyn. chestnut must 1937 at the qualifying test with a neat Barney’s Tailors ... 1 1 .500 Lonnie Frey. Beds drove in bh(td the Open champion has raised haa.NJteab ip the to erase 'Bis- Bt. Louis at Philadelphia. 87. Covered Wagon .... 1 1 .500 four runs with homer and dou- 9104,234 tor the Red Cmm (Babe cuit's mark/ With Mrs. George Did- Salter's Market .... 0 2 .000 ble against Dodgers. and St John’s. Ambulance MBig IB- Collages rkkson) Zaharies, the defending TUESDAY'S GAMES Charley Beet and Deni PnHsa wmjm nt m i wornpi Mm w< ;* kfahns Wisp Ftmd in exhibition matches Chicago, Illinois, Indiana, champion, not partkipatiaa, in- Koleky Cleaners vs Johnnie's sandro. Cabs— Root pitched good r . last and spring. . . mhurnam tmilsnos to fall this lowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio dications were that the Mimas at St.'Mary's Stadium control-ball against Bravite The Sports goMral Bar ter As fbrwijd plotien of the wings la hare con- Mrts, Purd jt, Northwestern, Berg, Dettweiler and Jaawaon Huberts A Bebott vs DeMolay ‘ 197th victory of career with help tributed $557,499 of on airplane Is obtatanf trttk to the two and Wisconsin are' the schools in would dominate the match play at Covered Wagon diamond. of 21-hit assault topped by DnL that one they RUBteM, lift-, organizations. M e thin shf, f%)ikh has e low the A| Tan" athletic confer- rounds which continue through LaCroix A Groesbeck vs Con- lessandro's home run, double until teoltevpAM'WlKMH ing i itr - Saturday. tractors at-Griffith Field. and single. bar