A~~1S___WASHINGTON, D. C., Surge of Giants and Yanks Has Anticipating Another iNickel Series9 Win, Lose or Draw Blozis' Records New York Clubs By FRANCIS E. STAN. Bolster A Medal for Pros, Cash for Red Cross East Clicking After Notes to you Cox Wiffy at Indian Spring's lunch table: “Everybody seems to think a golf pro is out to get money—that in order to get a field you In I. C. 4-A. have to Slow a Starts put up money. Listen, put up medal—just a regular medal- turn the receipts entirely over to the Red Cross and I’ll guarantee the Indian Spring pro-amateur tournament will draw more and bigger pros Hoya Makes Shotput, Indians Still than if you turn over the whole works, in cash, to the winners.” Reds, After Dutch the best on Discus Marks Leonard, the Washington club so That Appear Most Solid far has been voung Walter Masterson, which takes us back to February 16 In Check California Orlando, Fla. Buckv Harris, who had raved over the kid Major Outfits the before, didn't even year bother ta watch him as spring training By the Associated Press. started and admitted that By SID FEDER. Masterson was on hand only to CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 1.— be Associ»ted Press Sports Writer. trained for Adopted-Son Calvin Griffith's Charlotte team. Those Ojj& of New England’s famous things happen, but not often. nwtheast storms came to the res- They still pay off on the first it This is a sad month for the University of Maryland football coaches. cue of her sons today to baffle Cali- “horse” under the wire. So fornia's for the Golden might be a good idea, as the teams Ralph Albarano, the best tackle the College Park school has pos- quest Bears’ first I. C. 4-A. title since 1922. turn from the first quarter and sessed in many years, is graduating, as are Jim Kehoe and Mason head into the July 4 drive, to keep Chronister, the runners. Left over for football is Joe who Is Driving rains and blustery gales Murphy, an eye on the major league clubs slowed the sons of the golden fast but not fast enough to play more than one position at a time. slope which are off” the but to a walk yesterday while hardened “laying pace close the same. Easterners galloped to the choice running just Jamieson, It Seems, Was a Pitcher spots in the qualifying round. Rec- In this respect, you hear a lot ords. to be at the of talk in New York about the The reason why the District Boxing Commission was able to induce thought mercy of the ’Western invaders, fell in- prospect of a “nickel series” this Steve Mamakos to fight Phillip Furr at the ball park on Monday was stead before the onslaught of A1 fall, provided the subways don't that Stephano was guaranteed $750. win, lose or draw. The pitifully Blozis, Georgetown’s giant sopno- raise their fares. small gate for the Scalzo-Covelli championship 2 per cent of the gate if it exceeds $750. but balanced aggregation, but by games top. After for weeks, It has been a long time since the Washington ball club has gone nightfall nearly half the group—or experimenting Marse Joe McCarthy “discovered” down the line with a rookie as it is with Sid Hudson. Both Harris and its chances at least—had been his world championship Yankees’ for all of his a erased. Herb Michael squeezed into Griffith insist that Hudson, reverses, still is major league of '39. With and the shotput and discus finals while line-up pitching pitcher and, speaking of , there hasn't been a hurler on the the bombers Barney Wolf pressed in with him hitting clicking, waiver lists this spring who hasn't been claimed by the Nationals. bounced from the cellar into in the platter event. Denzil Widel up a Fred Griffith would be in the first division “If I had Marberry,” says, “Washington blew the javelin and Martin Biles of the American and are down the second place. If we can land one relief pitcher before June 15 we'll be messed up his 880 chances. Clar- League breathing j necks of the Griff is not in a to be about his relief ence tsarnes in Red Sox and tough.” position particular stayed the quartet ——-Cleveland Indians. pitcher but, if possible, he wants a veteran who knows how to pitch mile with the unenviable prospect of Mitchell (right) splatters and splashes mud and water It would be an interesting novelty, at that. facing N. Y. U.'s Jim Herbert through Reds, Indians Appear Solid. and A1 Diebolt of Colgate. to lead Georgetown's Ken Lyden (second from right) and Man- We were wrong about Griffith's deal for Charley Jamieson and Joe Finney Sets League Out In line with the Giants' prospects, hattan's Joe Zeitler deft) to one Judge We said Griff paid $8,000 for Jamieson and Judge Still untested are California's Ted tape in trial heat of 880-yard as Youngster Barely of Broadway's biggest book- Vollmer in makers is can was to at was the distance runs and the 64th I. C. 4-A track at laying all he beg, bor- It seems—and attention called it—that Jamieson, the time, games opened Cambridge, Mass., yes- 1 Guinn Smith in the vault. row and—well, that's enough—on a he never amounted to shucks as a and later pole Stick Pace to terday. At right, A1 Blozis is shown as he led the pitcher, although pitcher Help Georgetown’s Of School Hurls I the But with Blozis High Polo Grounders. He's telling into a fine hitter and fielder Does this make all tugging the pen- with a developed everything shotput qualifiers meet-record-smashing heave of 53 feet i his to do the same as an dulum of the power balance east- pals easy right now? 67s inches. Blozis also cracked the meet mark for the discus means of next winter's ward, the chances of the Golden Sox on picking up throw with a of Texas Mark coal. He also the of Bears in today's finals narrowed. Stay Top toss 167 feet 458 inches. —A. P. Wirephotos. Loop | jacked price ! the Yanks from odds-on to even Champions of the Inconsistency League Pitt. Penn State and Yale seem to money in line with their slump of For the District Commission and the N. B. A. be the main claimants for title hon- Player From A's Houston inconsistency, Boxing Bought Club's Pollet a of weeks back, but he's ors on the basis of their couple are head and shoulders above everything, including the A. A. U. records. .396; Danning Stand Has Scored 1T Wins, taking as little Yankee money as ne Not long ago the National Boxing Association, with President Heinie Against Western Clubs possibly can. Ewell Rules in Miller taking the lead, condemned the champion at one weight fighting Dashes. Far in Front in N. L. Suffered No Loss With no games played in either Norwood Ewell, at another and. among others, criticized the Armstrong-Ambers battle sensational sopho- To Be Field league yesterday and the Western more of the By the Associated Press. for Nats' half of and. long before it is to happen, already has squawked about the Lew Nittany Lions, is fav- Testing By the Associated Press. the American loop and the ored, on the basis of his NEW YORK, June 1— Add Out- — Eastern half of the National travel- Jenkins-Armstrong engagement. Yet when Furr and Mamakos were qualifying PORT WORTH, Tex., June 1 performances, to breeze to two dash fielder to the list of rea- Howard Pollet, Houston hurler ing to start their second swings signed for their scrap the same Mr. Miller, not satisfied with only the Uncertain Mound Material only victories for Penn State. Ed four months out of school, has around the circuit today, the only at looked the records and Dugger, son's Boston's Red Sox are at the high District welterweight title stake, up gleefully Tufts solid teams seem to be the Cincin- hurdler, may spoil the three- By BURTON HAWKINS. could rescue the pitched himself into a modern Texas announced that Furr still holds the very D. C. middleweight head of the pa- southpaw, perhaps important man strength Yale is in record with 11 victories and nati Reds and the Cleveland In- flashing rade. Alternately sputtering and spar- Nats from the dark recesses of the League crown and that two championships will be at stake. each of the hurdle finals. I dians. kling like a moist Roman candle. second division if he fashions his no losses. went to extremes to Frank Lou, just another one of the play- The boom seems to be Then, of course, the Boxing Commission painful Ohl, Pitt's one-man track future form after the clever Brooklyn ers 's "cabbage'’ picked Washington's unpredictable pitching per- j Back in 1895 a Dallas pitcher call attention to first mixed match,” which team, should make his felt all over. The way the Giants “out- “Washington's supposedly presence from the staff will be to a reveal- formance he unraveled against the named Woodruff won 11 and in three up Athletics, is the new subjected games and Furr-Mamakos winner s How do events before the thunk,” outpitched outwalloped will be Kid Cocoa versus the they get day's of the ing test in the 13-game home stand Yankees at New York last week, lost none, but who he was, where he is pace-setter junior circuit j Durocher's in the the first mixed match? mean, the first mixed match scoring completed, while Jim of the Rene lost that one, bift dis- Lippy darlings that way, They batters, picking up one point during Nats, with the Western clubs 3-1, j came from and where he went, not Lightbody of Harvard and Ed Bur- and Memorial Day -header made are about. the last week to a serving as guinea in played polished pitches, control even W. B. statisti- they boasting rowes sport neat .396 pigs Manager Rugglees, league it im- of Princeton promise a stir- after a start. appear Brooklyn's starting now the Red Cross will announce the event mark for the season to date. He's ’ plan to unveil four courage sorry cian, knows. Any day biggest aquatic 880 duel in one petus is running out. ring which the West has or five hurlers he can Masterson, like In the of the Nation's aqua-follies for the benefit of of the three clouters the Sox have in rotate with Monteagudo, rep- Aided Hurlers. history Capital—an no competitor of their By Young Cincinnati iram 10 neat. caliber. the top 10. some semblance of consistency. resents hope to Harris. In snap- European refugees. The finest District swimmers, culled from col- Pitching in his 12th game of the At the same Dutch Leonard and Ken Chase ping Washington's five-game los- The Giants, with 's and will be drafted into time, Harry the Hoss legiate, scholastic, amateur professional ranks, streak with a three- vie-, season last night, Pollet had a Only two of Georgetown's three- Danning, tireless of the New currently are the Nats’ only recog- ing one-hitter proving he's still the the cast. Last summer the Red Cross, by way of calling attention to man over the Athletics the close squeeze, his youthful team- team qualified for the finals. York Giants, went farther than ever nized starters, with Rene Monte- tory slender,! backbone, not only had folks asking on a show at Takoma on little notice, attracted a mates, Steve Warchol and Ed Wiss- Its annual roll call, put Mort Alnwick, quarter-miler. was ahead of the belt- agurio. Walter Masterson and Willis bespectacled youth linked brace again, “Is Brooklyn still in the had to turn 2.000 more third of brilliant starts. man. stopping a dangerous rally more than 4.000 spectators, and regretfully away. behind Jim Herbert and Don ers. The Hoss dropped from .394 to Hudlin, who was to toil against the Against St. | league?” but left the Flatbush Fol- Seilbie in Louis in a start he allowed after Pollet was removed in the two back of the The forthcoming aqua-follies, however, is to be produced along the the second heat of his .382 for the season, but his loss was Tigers today at Griffith. Stadium, previous lies games Reds. Houston won 7 The on trial as such. the only five hits in eight eighth. to 4. Headed Walters' un- lines of a musical revue. specialty. first two in each of nothing like those of his nearest By time the . by Bucky three heats' Nats hit the road a dozen Relief this trio is rated as broken run of wins and with ____ advanced for the finals. rivals of a week ago. As a result, he days Hurlers Consistent So Far. Incidentally, eight Ken hence their status one of the best kid Paul of Lyden, Hova 880-yard star, is flying ahead with a 28-point should be settled. The elongated Masterson and the pitching corps Derringer showing signs More in baseball. You can look for it under the Reds made the grade in his event, run- bulge, while , the ex- about the courageous Hud- stubby Monteagudo are question in getting way again, lin, who has the ning second to Les MacMitchell in American Leaguer now with Brook- made two starts for marks from the standpoint of St. Louis Cardinal roster next are the team to whip. In front row' Tribe's Fine Rookies, the third heat. has the Nats since his recent release stamina, but have year. and starting a home stay, they're Keystone Three in each of lyn pulled up from fifth to sec- they’ll oppor- the three heats qualified. ond place with .354. by Cleveland, was to be learned in tunities to prove themselves mis- While Pollet is tied for consecu- the choice to repeat. the Field Only newcomer to show in the initial encounter of the three- judged along those lines in the tive victories without a prior loss, Over in the American League, the Bat, game Detroit series, of course, but next two weeks. he has nine games to to Red Sox have managed to hang onto Boudreau, Mack, junior circuit's top 10 was Lou go surpass has less occasion the the one over the Girl Pitches Boudreau, Cleveland's infield rookie, Bucky for worry Anything encouraging displayed consecutive mark established in top by game No-Hitter; from that source a who moved into 10th place with 3.27. than from Mas- by the remaining members of the 1917 by James Patrick (Snipe* Con- Indians. Lou Finney, “graduate” Club Into Threat terson and is the Big Flag Jarrell Just Muffs The 10 leaders in each league: Monteagudo. staff—Joe Krakauskas, Sid Hud- ley. Conley lost a game, though, pinch-hitter, leading league son. Joe Haynes and Bucky Jacobs— before he started on his 19-game in batting and Jimmy Foxx and Ted By the Associated Press. ed out as a catcher, but his father, Chalk AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cleveland Castoff Hot So Far. up a softball no-hitter for will be a welcome streak. Williams have been chopping down _. G. AB R. to Har- winning an oldtime himself, H Pet. * surprise , June 1.—Cleveland player persuaded Grace star Finney. Hudlin. who in five in- Torreyson, pitcher of the Boston an ] ,74 23 5:; 306 games, ris, whose pitching Pollet is playing his second season the enemy like a couple of dive over him to try an infield spot. He got Radciifl. St. Louis 35 145 19 57 department1 has only two regulars batting Arlington Aces, and a '.'193 cluding three starts with the In- old near-perfect Hayes. Phila. 3(1 102 17 4o '•(<(•' may be bolstered before the deal- in . A left- bombers, but grand Boudreau and Mack, his degree from the University of has walked _300—Lou Ray performance for Temple Williams. Boston 32 3 19 31 44 '•>70 dians, only three bat- ing deadline of June 15. he started with New Iberia is slipping fast. And as the pitchers Illinois last winter. Jarrell, Mack. Cleveland 36 hander, the two rookies brought in to pitcher. 124 15 45 363 ters, made an debut Cramer. Boston. .32 14S 22 53 35.8 acceptable Hudson, who was launched as a in the Evangeline League. He lose their early-season edge over the team Mack Holds M. E. Travis. with the Nats strengthen the defensively. Degree. Miss Torreyson set down M. P. M. Wash. 32 12.3 17 4" '341 against Chicago in a starting and demoted to 42 consecutive batters, Tom Yaw-key s young men Wright Chicago 37 149 23 fin .336 pitcher pitched >3 scoreless Oscar Vitt turned the his name girls with a game which was lost through the to out Manager Mack, who had changed nary hit last night at Appling. Chicago, 37 14n 22 4(1 3"<( relief chores after failing to im- innings and won 14 and lost 5 games are going find dynamite goes and Boudreau. Cleve. medium of over to Boudreau from is a me- Ballston, 36 150 29 49 1327 rancid relief pitching. so post legally Mlckovsky, winning by 4-0. Jarrell press, has been one of Harris’ major over the season after a stagefright only far —and a dipsy-doodle second base over to Mack of beat Peck’s NATIONAL His next time out he limited Phila- the job chanical engineering graduate All Stars of Baltimore, LEAGUE. disappointments in a young season start. curve also has its advantages. the season, and he's Danning. N Y. .31 123 delphia to five hits to win a 10- at the start of Case, where he played football. He 4-0, only to miss a no-hit 21 47 38° which has seen Jim- Twice this season he has game Walker. Bikny. 24 79 ii -->8 .354 pitched Tigers’ Hopes Up to Newsom. worries about either in amateur when game despite the had few posi- got his baseball training Cusano, the last batter, singled Leiber. Chicago 37 14.7 49 '743 handicap my Wasdell fail and fall upstairs two-hit games and leads the league Lombardi, Cincl. 32 112 17 38 '.739 of a severe Cleveland has some fair tion since. leagues around his home town. to right. charleyhorse. to Brooklyn. Po- in and about hitting, Ross. Boston 29 109 21 36 .330 Tire Indian Shortstop Jimmy averages observers say their bril- a hunch Gustine. Pitts. 21 gift still is on trial, fahl and. with Lefties A1 Smith and A1 Seasoned If you are player maybe 73 9 "4 3-’9 benched and restored to duty two bases on balls per game. has “made” the this “Cleveland's Medwick. St. L. 27 116 17 38 T’S though, pending further Milnar coming up unexpectedly to liant defensive play you can see that is Moore. New York develop- only because of an injury to Cecil 28 113 25 36 319 ments. If he continues to click the Tribe has team, but not even the most opti- year.” The Indians waited for their Mize. St. Louis .74 129 28 41 '.718 Travis, and Krakauskas and Hud- support Bobby Feller, Miller. Boston 29 107 13 34 jjig his success will serve as a tonic to the classiest too. These mistic figured the keystone kids first pennant 20 years, copping the Illinois and son fail miserably on the mound. pitching, a staff which has been Leaders three elbowers have tossed a would make much of a dent in big flag in 1920. They’ve been waiting Wildcats, woefully Haynes, too, has been consistent Major total short on ability coupled with a By the Associated Press. of 16 victories against three defeats league pitching. 20 years for another championship. Rockville-Takoma Game only in mediocrity, and Jacobs, of smattering of intelligence. AMERICAN LEAGUE. so far. The 23-vear-old Mack, a Bo- whom nothing much was expected, Aided Monteagudo, the Cuban Batting—Finney Boston, .396; Rad- The Detroit Tigers, in third hemian and native of Cleveland, is by Iowa, Split chesty has fulfilled expectations. place, Montgomery Card cliff. St. Louis, .393. must pray Buck Newsom's .363, sixth best average in Runs—Case. Washington. 36; Moses. strength hitting 11 Pitt Gridders in 38 35. He’s a slow A couple of old and warm Mont- Philadelphia. keeps up. the hurling spark- the league. He got away to batted Ten Ball Runs in—Foxx. Boston. 39; plug, despite Schoolboy Rowe's bet- start, but in the past two weeks has Big Title gomery County League rivals will Trosky. Cleveland. 32 Athletes Graduating Hits—Radcliff. St. Louis, 67; Cramer ter than fair comeback, and if he at a sensational .478 By the Associated Press. hook Rochester Sets Pace Major Statistics been clouting up tomorrow when Takoma and Finney. Boston. 53. it's to be By the Associated Press. SATURDAY. JUNE 1, 1010. Doubles—Mack and Boudreau, Cleve- goes, going bye bye Bengals. pace. CHICAGO, June 1.—Illinois and and Rockville June Tigers clash on the land. 13 PITTSBURGH, 1.—Thirty- Northwestern Trioles—Moses, 6; Fin- Smooth Double-Play Team. are baseball co-cham- Pour Comers diamond. The game AMERICAN Philadelphia. 11 of them football of the But Fears Burden ney. Boston. 5. Boudreau, a much better hitter eight athletes, pions Big Ten, thanks to a headlines a well balanced card. Home runs—Foxx. Boston. and Rocks Menace Columbus7 Results Yesterday. than Mack when they cavorted for will be lost to Pitt timely assist from Iowa, the 1938 Four Corners invades Silver Trosky. Cleveland. 11. players, through Boston-New York. rain. Stolen bases—Case. Washington. 14; the International and 1939 title holder. Bethesda visits Only same Walker. 6. Swift in Buffalo in League, graduation on June 12. Spring, Kensington scheduled. Washington. Sailing A. A. 11th in the circuit, The Hawks failed to make it three and Colesville travels to Put on Hurlers Pitching—Milnar. Cleveland. 6-1; it hitting .329. Friendship Feller. Cleveland. 7-2. By the Associated Press. Listed among those whose col- but to STANDING OF THE CLUBS and is tied with Mack for leadership straight, smacked Minnesota manufacture other games. All By the Associated Press. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Columbus, a team that of each legiate careers are ending are Dick down yesterday, 7 to 2, to eliminate are scheduled for 3 o'clock. probably in the production doubles, John McGraw once said that Batting—Dannlng. New York, .362: Cassiano and Dick Fullerton the only team a * ”s Walker. Brooklyn. .354. will strike a snag soon in its upward having 13. Capt. having chance to was 70 cent pitching per of the c • Runs—Mise. St. Louis. 27: Vitt called Boudreau and Mack in of the Frank and Joe nose out the co-leaders. Iowa and 1: 11 EI £ U Herman, climb, is the only team grid squad; battle—and the little guy was Chicago, and Frey. Cincinnati. 26. currently season and football and re- Minnesota Grocers Move Near a " Runs batted in—Dannlng, New much in from Buffalo late last Kristufek, tennis, play again today in the Top around baseball's show " York, making headway the Amer- final big long I ! ! I I ! §■ e 34: Leiber. Chicago. 32. saw to satisfy him. Several spectively; Frank Ohl and Johnny conference game, but District Grocers § ? ican Association race. enough nothing advanced within enough to know—but a team with : 1 ! ! ! i ! Hits—Leiber, Chicago, 49: Dannlng. more ! | 11 I critics think the Indians capable of Bazyk, track record holders; A1 important than third place is a game of the Center II New York. 47. The Redbirds started out from the leading Mar- pitching alone isn’t going to win Doubles—Dannlng. New York, and at Bos!—I 2| 31 <1 21 31 31 61221101.6881 now the Yankees a battle all the Beacon and Milt Lederstein, swim- stake. ket team in the Werber. Cincinnati. 10. basement and are in fifth place giving Industrial League, pennants in any C3el The league. 21—| 41 4[ 41 21 61 1I23I13I.639| 1 Triples—Ross. Boston. 6: Camllll. and a half way if these freshmen keep up their ming titleholders; Emil Narick. for- standings: tying G. A. O. for blast- only game behind Mil- second, by , manager of the DetJ_JJ_4l—I 41 41 21 41 11201161.5711 3t4 Brooklyn, and Vaughan. Pittsburgh. 4. smooth work and hit ward passer; Johnny Dickinson and w. L. Pet. w, L. Home waukee's fourth-place Brewers. double-play Pet. ing Panama Canal, 18-1. Art Fair- Rochester Red NYI 31 II 1|—| runs—Mire, St. Louis. 12; They Illinois 9 3.750 Wisconsin 5 7.417 Wings, probably 31 61 II 21171181.4861 Dannlng, New York. 7. within 30 points of their present Harold Klein, football; Ben Kish, cloth held the losers to are 4>i games behind third-place N'western 9 3 .750 Ohio State 3 5 .375 two hits, realizes this as well as anybody, and g»‘l 1' H 31 II—I 31 31 41161211.4321 8»A 8tolen bases—Frey, Cincinnati. 8: football and and A1 Fer- Iowa 7 3.700 pace. baseball, Indiana-. 3 5.375 out nine. Schwartz Wal II 1| 21 21 Reese. Brooklyn, and Werber, Cincin- Indianapolis, however, and doubtless Minnesota 8 3 .887 striking and knowing that his club is leading the 21—I 21 61161221.4211 9 Boudreau, 22 old, start- rara, veteran relay runner. Purdue 2 7 .°22 nati. 4. will need a good winning streak to only years Michigan 7 5 .583 Chicago" 111.073 Blank led the attack. International at StL| 01 21 II 11 51 3!—| 21141211.4001 9H Pitching—Walters. Cincinnati. 8-0! League present overtake the Indians. with Phil 21 21 II 21 II 31 21—I13I21I.382I10 Melton. New York. 4-1. steady only three regular players bat- --- ting over .300, he isn't likely to be L.-110113115118|21|221211211—I—| | kicking good sluggers out of the GAMES TODAY Cards Lose Three After Talk clubhouse, GAMES TOMORROW. Straight Rickey's Pep Detroit at Wash 8. Detroit at Wasn., 3. Marathon' The wings have been galloping St Louis at N. Y. St. Louis at N. Y. Ringerites Stage Chicago at Boston. along at a terrific pace since the Chicago at Bos. (21. Jesse Owens Races Polo Hubbell Has Lifetime Record Cleveland at Philad. Clevel. at Phila. (2). Pony; Losing Against Dodgers start of the season and the tipoff on Ronning and Jarrell, Versatile Athletes, EDDIE BRIETZ, short vacation. the the pitching staff has been the num- By Among park. Byron Nelson, the Open against a polo pony. Mickey NATIONAL ber of games won by one and two Score on Hour Basis Associated Press Sports Writer. guests at Boston's big banquet champ, threw his first golf cup Walker has opened and is Figure Today per- runs. But with Resnlts Yesterday. for old man Mose Grove will be because it sec- double-headers pil- NEW YORK, June 1.—A news- away represented sonally conducting a bar and grill Will C. of ing up in leaps and bounds for the No games scheduled. A horseshoe pitching battle Both are durable Harridge, president ond place, not first. Elbie at Kingston, N. Y. The golf specimens. paper reports the American future, their burden grows heavier. unique in the annals of the game Only yesterday Jarrell missed a League. Fletcher of the Pirates is a real oldsters have a mild mad on with STANDING OP THE CLUBS made a to to It will stand. One here was fought this after- no-hit game as a softball special trip Philly National grand slam specialist. He's Prof. Harvey Lehman of Ohio U., being pitcher the Cards a pep talk. The record that is to en- noon on the public courts op- when, with two down in the last give Open likely socked only about two dozen who says the golfer's best years Cards three dure for a is held on the Commerce Building. a batter connected. Re- responded- by losing spell by Ray homers in his life, but four of are from 25 to 34. 25 Years Job, posite inning, of St. Louis. He In it were pitted Harold Ronning, cently Ronning won a games. Ainsley has the ’em exploded with the bases Baseball oddities— | is wages by Hardest ball hit off Hubbell dubious honor of the most IgsSlMl,,s aviator, president of the National walking from Baltimore to Wash- taking jammed. of the Cards had only one Coach Is Toasted 5 3» ! I s s put- g ■ i one-hitter was strokes on a hole—19 at Denver £ • Capital Horseshoe Club, and ington in a hurry. He is a con- In that Thursday Today's guest star—Arthur E. out at first against the Cubs the By the Associated Press. 111*11 II I I a .III I I I I I several times sistent winner in a foul. will give two ago. Most of them II ... I Temple Jarrell, prize years Patterson, New York Herald Tri- other day. And Carl Hubbell, WALLA WALLA, Wash., June bowling. exhibition as an added were spent out of a creek. Clnl—I 21 31 41 2| 61 2| Maryland State ringer champion. Jarrell is a member of the Wash- hitting getting bune: “The reaction of Brooklyn who just missed a no-hitter 1.—When a coach 25 6I25I10I.714I college stays were to fire until one or ington A. A. lacrosse team feature to a semi-pro game in , 70-year-old coach fans to Thursday’s double defeat against the hasn't Bid I 21—1 31 21 71 31 31 11211101.8771 2 They and at Dodgers, pitch- years at the same job in these the other with the victor to the of tomorrow. Joe Louis, of the Red Sox. is being given of their favorites to it ed NYI II 31—1 II 21 21 71 31191121.6131 4 quit University Maryland he Chicago was, put .500 ball against the Brooks, high pressure football days, it’s in credit for the that is Chil 21 21 21—I 21 41 31 31181191.4861 8 be determined by the most ringers was a high jumper. training for Arturo Godoy, put slugging mildly, eccentric. At one stage losing 26 out of 49 games. something to celebrate. this week Lou in the Phil II 11 II 31—1 21 21 31121181.400110Vfr pitched per hour. The battle was an extra day of boxing keeping Finney line- the grounds police were throwing Help, help—Fourteen-year-old So 500 enthusiasts and sports StLI II 2| II 61 21—1 II 11131201.394111 to start at 2:30 p.m. to oblige a Memorial Day crowd. up and Dom Di Maggio on the out more men than the infielders.” Charles who Comiskey II, may personal friends paid tribute last Bosl 21 O II 01 31 dl—I 41111181.379111 “"•I!*' .^»i''"-rr---iSi Coach Clair Bee of Island bench. Old Hugh corrected a International own Long League writers the White Sox some day, is night to Coach R. V. (Nig) Bor- Pitl II 0| II 51 01 21 01—I 91211.300113th <4 1 Air-Conditioned hitch in Lou’s and U. is. angeling a new parlor swing you are saying all sorts of nice things in a stew. He is due to graduate leske in observance of his silver L._ 1101101121191181201181211—I—I I ALLEYS baseball in which throws can’t get the guy out. There about in the from BASEBALLTir^ game young grammar school the very anniversary as head man in Bowl in Comfort and are controlled by were so many fans milling out- Baltimore outfield. Jesse the Sox v*. Detroit pitches Owens, evening make their bow Whiteman College athletics. GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW. Washington CHEVY CHASE Arm- side Ebbets Field Thursday former mechanical gadgets. Henry great track star, is barn- under the arcs. Betting around Amos Alonzo Stagg of the college ICE PALACE Coach Dressen needed BrkiTn. at Chicago. Brkirn. at Chicago. AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK strong is heading toward Los Charley storming with a Negro baseball the Loop is if he misses anything, of the Pacific, and dean of Amer- N. York at PitUb. N. York at Plttsb. 4461 Com. Are. j|.W. for a a police escort to get into the team. His act is to run 100 it won’t be the ball Boston at Olncln. Boston at Cine. i2). V'W:::... SffltM Angeles by easy stages yards game. ican coaches, toasted Borleske. Philad. at St. Louis. Philad. at St. b. (2). Tomorrow—Detroit—3:00 P.M.

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