14 Che Tacoma Times | THIS IS ‘“'‘BlG’/ WEEK AT LONGACRES ON THE LAM | with ELLIOTT METCALF 3 In This Corner Army-Navy Northern Lights Handicap ngss is the watchword with the 41st Division. Notonly in arms but in athletics. Up Their Lead Starts Things Going Today Already they are planning their 1941 football season. Tilts George A. White, commander, has given the Husky Now Enjoy Full Grand Climax of Five-Day Program to “go”1-'(}l-.for football. SEATTLE, Wash.. The AFL Blessed with a world of former college and prep stars, Two-Game Lead Teamsters union today arranged Be the Annual SIO.OOO ‘Acres Mile is every reason to believe a high grade machine can for 3000 army and navy men to r. see each home foothall game of | NEW YORK -The Brooklyn The Northern Lights Handicap W. G. Irvine of Vancouver being desire is definite the of this what the Division grid bosses first while it University Washington the But . . . Dodgers, making hay the card at Longacres a doubtful starter. Irvine has fall tops today . clear-cut schedule that will be carried through games . . a rained, had cast an entirely Drive and today which resumes its weekly racing great gray ghost Over © to with Tacoma can offer through the Col- Besides acting as host for the Well, begin opposition different light on the National effec- with a twilight program the less-publicized but quite of Puget Sound and the Pacific Lutherans. service men, the union also will Jege race. Palmera T. is not certain, | league pennant First post is at 4 o'clock. tive It with the soldiers would be attractions right. I buy football equipment for a 33- Games drawing this will not While the Cardinals were rained The Northern Lights is a graded however, that pair remember the famed team of the 91st Division, its talent, color a { man squad of Seattle's 146th Field out in Boston, the Dodgers sloshed for 3-year-olds and up start, Artillery. handicap gate magnetism. and Eb- = . through the mud rain at a 1 1-16 miles —————— i over racing astrip And now in this World War Second, if we may, there is every bets field yesterday to a double eopportunity to match the grid spiendor of that other era. ilnng. {triumph over the Pittsburgh Pi- The overnight's list nine starters Remember Mike Mikulak, the Oregon fullback and battering ram? Split 9-0 and and increased rates, 6-2, comprising the following field: once in a P D | Tigers They come along like Mike only great spell their lead to two games. The rain Beware, Stingy Lady. Mike older now, but he is still & man and no doubt anxious Buyer is young cost the some at Dodgers S2OOOO Miss Baker. Pescadero, Go-Getter, to take another fling at the grid now that his college days are | sport the but their gate gave pennant Bonicon, Train Signal, Beldad and Ch fs behind him. With a million-dollar shot in the (hopes | Mightycar arm by helping them to knock WESTERN INTERNATIOMAL Bantz on Hand, Too. . . | Train Signal to be ridden by Bill ‘down the tough Pirates twice Won Leost Pct Mike Fort Lewis licutenant in the | Floyd McCormick will pack And big is out way, a Drop to Seven-Tilt B fans turned out Bl ...... « MilitaryPolice division. Only 9,372 ! high weight of 114 pounds. T .. B because of the forbidding Lead After Defeat Next high weight is Miss ... is Bill Bantz, the former Washington Stater. 64 53 .38 ’ Vancouver ...... weather but the Dodgers | Baker, the good one from the "ah. Arndt, the Everett star, and Bobby O'Brien, formerly N Tiny elements and S ... ««.. B B laughed at the | barn of Needmore with yvoung of Santa Clara, a corking center. BY UNITED PRESS TS A Da- -« D 9 like Curt .... 0 i played champs. ' Dug Dodson in the irons. Those are mentioned just to give you an idea of what talent now ! vis handeuffed the Pirates in The Sacramento Solons, who Wenatchee .. ... 4 % .87 wears Sam's | Twilight will continue Uncle fighting uniforms. ’ racing TUESDAY'S ~ the opener, allowing only five have been running away from the RESULTS There are many others from all over the Coast , . . the Middle | through Thursday. ~ hits and not allowing a Pirate rest of the Pacific Coast league all Yakima 4, Spokane 0. from all over the nation. Regular afternoon racing begins w «+ + the East and the South. Yea, . to reach third. year, today were down to a seven- | Salem 15, Vancouver 14 2 sis still August. The weather is collar-spoiling through heat. Friday (Ladies’ Day) with the first . In the nightcap Tom Drake, the game lead, the closest they have | Tacoma 7-4, Wenatchee 1-5. is not far and the knows it at 2 o'clock and winds up for| r away Army post - * big right-hander bought three been to the common people in - is why the Army is getting down to preparedness for the the week with the event of the| weeks ago from Nashville, came many weeks ! BY UNITED PRESS The future looks SIO,OOO Longacres Mile. gridiron sport. promising. to win his first | year—the Tacoma and Wenatchee split in ' through admirably Seattle tied for second old negihbor can visualize the team out on place, that the Mile Already your Army ‘start. He allowed only five hits It now appears Western International play last knocked a blue chip off the Sacs’ just before game time . the soldier bands . the large will have 12 starters, the of the the field . . . . until taken out for a pinch-hitter entry night at Wenatchee, Tigers last with a 12-7 vic- in . the “Star Ban- pile night of the stands . number uniformed men , Spangled the in the ninth. Hugh Casey com- | winning seven-i #ling opener while all stand at attention. tory. 1| ner” being played ! pleted his job for him, 7-1 and Wenatchee coming back was written on the old Stadium in World Sacramento a 60 Drama? Well, it floor ran up | win the 5-4 with three FRISCH CHASED ltn nightcap War First. Those who saw it can never forget it, lead Hal in the against Turpin *Russ runs in the final frame. | - The second game was played in Elliott | And here is a grand chance for its repetition. tirst three innings, but Pitcher | A smooth two-hit the rain, and Frankie | pitching job should have small full Manager The Army trouble in lining up a and worth- George Munger blew up in the Al Lien, with the best Frisch was chased the by ranking while schedule, by umpires fourth and pelted Ruler the league this last night when he stood front of the |h¢~.l{ninier- year, - in - - » ;.m him for seven hits and seven Trap i Yakima a 4-0 shutout over Pirate bench with an umbrella |game i ; |the Hits 1 - - In- Comeback Trail .". over his while runs, | league-leading Spokane Apostoli . | head the umpires Missourian Winner were conferring about Seattle continued the rout with dians. . Fred Apostoli has joined Gene Tunney’s navy boxers and calling the With the Pirates behind, four more in the fifth and another The Pippins obtained 10 is training for a comeback. ‘ game. | Of Target Classic in Bill safeties off Damon 10, in the early innings Frisch the sixth, belaboring Cap-| Hayes, Apostoli fought in the heyday of Freddie Steele's reign i- 1 was for and Al | | hurler, and evened yelling the game to be linger Hollingsworth. | | Spokane was still mittens when Al Hostak came along VANDALIA, o.—Russ Elliott of the for called. It was Caplinger's loss. Paul | | | score a whitewashing z “n'r:ttt lanky 42-year-old | Raytown, Mo, the at the hands The Yankees received a Gregory replaced Turpin and fin- | previous night Steele lost E title to Hostak, retired. held | park operator, today the of the Tribe. [ tough blow when they lost ished for the winners, each club , | Hostak dropped his crown to Tony Zale, retired and then made a | North American clay target cham- the services of Joe DiMaggio getting 18 hits. Jo-Jo White of | | | Their victory also secured the He off of on Zale comeback. a couple and took again, as the 42nd annual grand bopped yaps | pionship - ] for possibly two weeks in di- Seattle, who is on a hitting streak, | Pippins' second place ranking. £ comeback. Hostak's American trapshoot moved into its viding a twin bill with the got four for five " Vancouver lost ground in dropping em:uutoo, had a comeback urge after a couple or more years! . third day. a 15-14 slugfest to Salem. The Tigers. DiMaggio sprained his San Diego held its tie for sec- out of the He fought a named Casino or pits. punk Jimmy some-| Elliott defeated Ed Ross of clinched the ankle in pulling up at second. TheZStandings ond last-place Solons game with a place by beating like that. Makes no difference. he he was 47 in a fhing Whoever was, Mil'erspori, O, 48 to nine-run burst in the eighth. The Tigers slashed out 16 hits Portiand, 9-2. Yank Terry won Jjust a . after plug. to win the PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE shoot-off yesterday they Thirty-five hits were rapped out opener, 12-3, pounding his 21st game of the year and Steele was whacked out by this Jimmy kid who, when Fred was Won had tied at 199 targets in the Marvin Breuer to cover. Marius Lost Pct Won Lost Pct. {during the game and six pitchers his cooled the Beavers on two hits. 8t crest, would have brushed him off with one smack much as | regular competition, Russo the Yanks Sacramento ...... 8 53 619 | Newark ...... 84 16 616 |saw service, pitched to an His teammates scored in the Jou would flick a grain of wheat off a counter with your middle finger. Clyde B. Wells, Bridgeport, BB ...k D HOB : TACOMA 8-3 in . Mt victory the nightcap, 58 when Ma=azzera came ended the win- fourth Mel . ABRHPOAE Thus comebacks of Steele and Hostak, contemporary .569 Conn., won the professional title his 12th Charlie ...... 78, 5% . e B 57 A6B 9 ning game. Kel- Diego || home on McDonald's 8 3 % B of San George fly. BRINY.05 sosvos2 8 fighters Apostoli, although Hostak still plans to try to fight, he shattered 199 of 200. B § B - .... 68 SOO dersey 65 61 516 B, 9 12 ler hit homer No. 30 in the .. | ..cheiens opener. Hollywood Hhß City ..... when O @ And if farther in his comeback SEVEN RUNS | B B 8 & Apostoli goes any effort than| No. 60 74 68 64 | The first annual “Champion of I.Bs® Menrich hit 28 and Angeles .... 448 Rochester ...... 515 % Gordon Los | In the fifth inning the Padres TR N iisiiso7 7 3 1 ¥ Steele or Hostak, can rest assured we are not certain the race for women went you world| Champions” § 62 issisese % B No. 21 in the Yanks' 16-hit attack ‘San Francisco ... 61 77 442 ¢ Syracuse ...... 70 HIROE, 8 2 1 0 | 470 in seven runs on three is round. poured to Sanders of b ) 03 3 0O | 433 Mrs. Bunny Keyser, T ... in the nightcap. .... 60 78 Baltimore .... 44 81 352 | | Oakland .... ~ three walks and three er- 2b 301 5 1 B doubles, ...... was 98 of 100 to | Morehouse, Asbad as Steele was .as bad as Hostak ... in their 57 80 4168 331 W, Va.,, who cracked . .0 B 9 OB 0N SOX TAKE ...... L e 89 TWO [ Portland T rors. McDonald got three hits in comeback tries, Apostoli threatens to be as bad, if not worse. | defeat 20 other feminine state p seeec. 0 1 0 0.0 The White | TUESDAY'S RESULTS | TUESDAY'S RESULTS | [ Marshiall, 3 He Sox chopped a game five chances. Terry was wild in was farther gone than Steele when he quit . . . much worse than champions. BTN . ¥} off the Yanks' lead Seattle 12, Sacramento 7. Syracuse 3, Toronto 1. Tolas - -it's now 16 | | | the ninth, walking in a Portland Hostak. And he's going back for more. Which is something he'll . . | WENATCOHEE get 2 » . + ! games- when a double. San Diego 9, Portland run four but ABRHPOAE - - they swept on straight passes, - AMERICAN header 3 ASSCCIATION 9 % § ¢ & % w.th the Athletics, 4-0 and ' San Francisco 7, L.Los An~eles recovered and got the side out e o ....:.2. B B F Ol’Satchel Sco ... 500 B ¥ Draws 15.000 Fans . . Won Lost Pect. IRI 1-0, for their seventh 4-4, Oakland 2-3. Big F ¥ . and eighth . Hollywood Hollywood took a double- Bt I ...... «+ 1 §® 8 e 0 & 2 - .... 0 0 9 Satchel ! VANCOLVER .50 7 O Paige has what it takes out there on the straight. Thornton Lee allowed |-- { ¢ .. 6725 header from Oakland, 4-2 and TN, 19 0 0 9 ...... | ABRHPOAE I,9 .... §. 1 3§ in iovieville 10 088 008 hill. And has what it to draw out the fans six hits winning the opener, NATIONAL LEAGUE Johnny broke 0 0 B B O takes through | | 4-3. Barrett up ;Wurheld‘ M ..is-0 2 ' [l80 ...... 2-.2 2 3 3 ~ .. 70 536 .556 a Minneapolis B 2.8 B 9 c.is B 3 1 8 B those that make the cash his 16th and new high for him Won Lost Pet. |’ a 2-2 tie in the ninth SD iicvicioc0 iR ) gates r-gister sing. ‘ inning 9 | Kansas 70 539 .548 If ...... 1 2 1 9 IR ... B 1 1 in 14 in City ..... |Jonas, 6 organized baseball. ... 75 40 of 9 years the with the ..eaec Last night at Seattle he pitched five innings and | Bropklym .... @52 opener, hitting | S, M 9 1 % B 1 IO »065-cio'B 8 § 1 0 § ¢lrewl 9 Humphries his 72 41 .637 B B TI (iveec® 5 30 3 SBEE ccieeresnss 8 0 O Johnny pitched Louis ...... bases loaded to score Chris | 15,000 fans to Sick’s Seattle a as’ 'St. § : iOO park, crowd probably I 58 SO ...0s:04: 3 1 % B i—— second shut-out in a week to Indianapolis ..... 72 BB 0 win 62 49 559 446 fnd % ¥ ever saw a in the Cincinnati ...... Dapper Bill Lillard. l SN 2b ....: ¢ 1 % H Toisls ...... 30 IBN § | game neighboring city. BPO ..c.iooo. % ¥ the nightcap, allowing four hits 536 B 4T 8 AND 3 .«.+sss % % 1 B ) Phebus in seventh. h&- worked i .. 60 52 Osborne held the 0 xFor the .... great lanky Negro pitcher for the side, ' Pittsburgh Wayne | tßrenner‘ 0 § § losing ! Milwaukee (DRI, B +1:4:- 1 3 ) Score Innings to best . ...43 86 8 by Johnny Babich, who 56 55 .805 ... .333 & % B § Kansas to the House of to 0. al- |New York ...... Acorns to six hits. Lou Tost | ...oec 8 LIS ODB BT City Monarchs losing Davids, 2 ‘ ICNNT.§ 8 .iicrivssneiss -- - ‘ OB lowed :is.iici D B B 0 B five. A ...... 001 000 s B 67 422 the also Wenatchee o—l But wasn't Satchel's fault. He ss pitched nighteap win, D ) | ' that backed up everybody who went | TUESDAY'S RESULTS | 5. 0 8 8 9 i(‘l?m(n BHRENE :sssesoo- batted in. Perry The Browns and Red Sox D 1 ) Summary—Runs limb . o K 6 411 allowing six hits, out on a for him. He did it in major league fashion, shutting out | I Louisville 5-5, €. Pau] 3-1. { 2. Stoeber 3. Morehouse. Marionetti, divided a 45 0 pair, Denny Gale- Philadelnhia 3 B N Ed Stutz had of trouble Totals 14 19 24 13 ) Ahbott: two-bass hit, Perry. home rivais for the five frames he worked. | . 8.2, Kansas C plenty the Columbys 7-0, Oshorn in ninth house ty xßatted for run. Sto~ber: loft on bases. Taroma pitching St, Louis to a TUTSHAV'S RESULTS 0 but got fan Franecicen through a ~ Five went down by way of three strikes, three in a row in the Milwankee 2. Tole'n SALEN .4, Wenztchee 5. baces on bells off 3-2 decision in the and bs opensr 9.6, Piitshurgh 0-2, 7-3 viclory over Las Angeles g ABRHPOAZXR Marzhall 0. Phebus 2; struel: out. fourth after two had bases on one a Rrooklyn at ©® gained singles, scratchy thing ISdianapolis Minse-polis, 25 % hits, in 7 Boston driving out 19 hits to Seorns...... % I ) 1 | Phebus 1. off Marshall Loui~» at rain, Los Angzcles theatened in the % § the Bt. Roston, B 0 8. in 7 as box. fanttees: ...... Phebus inni through pitcher's the rain, % 1 ) innings off capture nighteap, 10.3. ¢ iise. ) 8. loting rain B with Adams winning pitcher, Marshall; Ol' Cincinnati at Philadelphia, . seventh Stamper &F 11 1¥ reared back = Batch just that muscular ebony arm, raised Johnny % % long ..... Ted Williams hit three homers, s, ¥ F % 1 2 | piteher. Phebus: umpires. Enger and left | Chicazo at New York, rain, knocking Harvey in from ¢ ¥ % % % that big foot and burnt his fast one past ‘em Storey Baas. & ...... % ) Nelson; time of game, 1:20, running his total to 26. % He | - . . a 0 3 3 l .» . he tossed his to sidelines { first with double and scored later S N ... grinned, glove the and shuffled off B § 9 Then ~ made five hits in eight times NS ....s-0 ¢ 0 % ) (second Game) | AMERICAN LEAGUE | on Peanuts Lowrey's drive to left ... : for the bench. | At bat for t Sk, 16 7 : 28 | 3 TACOMA the two games. Won Pet. O i | Lost field, but San D «.esoes B 8 0 3 A masterful hurler, colorful YAKIMA ‘ Francisco got two| IWINANOr. 3 ) ABR HPO A E a athlete who with the 5 belongs major Bloodworth's homer I§ iivsic B B 0 & 2 9 0 1 1 8 - Jimmy with 40 LAY 8 .iioiso New York ...... 81 669 AB more in 4 RHPOATE the eighth to draw away.| ) -4 8 9 I B ssl . 79 TR of aports. LIo iviaa ) magnets today's : f one on in the 12th BN, M .sicoa 1 1 ) B 1} inning gave .... 64 55 588 - | ChicAgo .... . 8 - - I,B ....iivo 2 BB - - 9 0 -« S, ...+ % 1 2 % 0 O an 8-6 SEATTLE ... N ¢ %00 & | Washington victory over 56 L onts ... L ARhett. M ...... -. 9 Boston ...... 81 .521| B Eennasd & & T T Ward Makes ABR HPOA E 5 score by Innings . § ..c55524% 9 B 8 B & Davy Jack . the Indians. M was TONDRE. i 0008 0 1 1 0 O Happy Cleveland's .. 59 8518 Cleveland ... 8 .. | .... 55 White, of ..ccooooo 32 4 3 0 O |, 240 011 402—14 19 0LIRS, & § 011 § Vancouver 1D .iseoseoc seventh SR ¥ .....83 1 1 0 O 3 straight loss. 8 1 Davy Ward, Tacoma welter, The Sena- 64 438 B B ..:c000:0 2 B € § | Salem ...... 110 011 239x—15 16 4(IS, 2 ....% 1 &% 1 & ® gave away poundage and Detroit ...... 54 B 1D 0 sieicees 1 1 0 £ B 3 1 0 ¥ tors 8 RN, ¥ .50 1 8 O O ! Summary Winning pitcher, Fal- IM ...iec 1 F B made 17 hits off Dean and SUSES, € in start .440 ceeeisoes 3 0 0 5 0 O . % big his first in months Philadelphia .. .. 51 65 S 1P i.sise 1T 2 % ¢ 2 lin: losing Carpenter; 11 hits P ...... 0 5 9 many B P B 2 | pitcher. Cadinha, Monday Milnar savseces B 20 % 8 $ | 412 and it took e m—- four double § 0 & % 5 runs in 72, B A P ....s0005: 0 '8 off Greenlaw innings, g s« s Y 9§ I“‘uhlnxlon issssevinss D 5 = m?-’ ® 1 1 9§ ss 6'4 Stickle, F 3 11 runs off Windsor in Tl ... aicio = BN 2 ¥ ,playl to prevent them from scor- sssize832 0 % 'l3 hits -1 .421!) in ...... 48 68 B P O run That was at Ocean park, Calif., where he went to {BS Louls ..... ' innings, hits 1 off Simpson ] WENATCHEE - a |lng D 0 SISO AR, 3 85 1 2 2 more. [ e S in draw with | TUESDAY'S RESULTS ‘ BT, 3 ....s:000 83 3 4 3 O | 0-plus, 4 hits 2 runs off Fallin l ABRHPOAE Francois De Tombeaux, French | SPORANE 22 2 hits runs off in 8% 9 refugee. D i..svi o 3 0 0 9 1 B )| 4 Carpenter LI, ...... % % ¥ ‘ ABRHPOATE o 0 Wire information each Detroit New York 3-8 9 hits 3 3 1 9 said weighed 147. 12-3, aKing siisiee % & 1 0-plus, 3 ryuns off Osborne inIB ....ssisx0 B & G iiiciivvea 0 . 221 runs 1 1 B 8 1 B 9 B 02 0 ¢ | responsible for, Greenlaw 3 % % Here, however, is mail 4-1, Philadelphia 0-0. 1B 8 3 § . ... F 1 9 2,: FIRERE. i ...% an air letter from Joe Waterman, former Ta- | Chicago ...... - ® §® 011 10, 10, 1. 1% % I § % Windsor Fallin Carpenter T, ..... O Lea | BN, 7 % % % Li and Louis 3-7, Boston 2-10 X .... 3 O coma promoter now Los which a gue { St Totals 9 3. out, Greenlaw § § § & manager in Angeles, tells 4212 1827 0 ) Osborn 2; struck by I..... % 8 . ... & 0 1 8% 2 2 % B 8 & ( 1 Washington 6 aßatted for Turpin in fourth 4, Windsor 2. Carpenter 1; wild pitch Cox. 3b ississ brighter story of Davy's showing: 8 Cleveland Beard, ¢ fsatisa % B 2 % B 280 B SACRANTNTN ball, Adams:; leftiignene. 1 ...... 8 ¥ § | § % 0 B 2 0 Greenlaw; passed % . 7 «:.05- & on bases, ¢ 3 0 0 la“‘hl. » Vancouver 7. Salem 7. 1. ... § ¢ Cal, ss B B ¢ B ABR HPOA E Gedzius, scxes B 9 5 ® home run, three-base B B B B 2 B M Shtterides. 3 .... 1 2 1 & ) Adams: hits, i, ..sviaaae RoaßluNg. 3 3 0 0 § 3 ¥ [ .... 1} +» 2 7 0 two-base 0 0 09 Handley, ss .. ¢ ) Orteig, Shoemaker, hits BT ....555005+s2 © Hello Met: Davy Ward went last He By UNITED Patty’s Kid ‘ BBsisscasni B 8 3 0 3 O over great night. fought the PRESS | Rio% B B B ) Shoemaker, Orteig. Lanifero, Petersen FIREEIDEE s+sssso:o.0 0 B § 9 % FIVE LEADING raiy ) 2. Fallin: runs batted in, Orteig 5, French Francois BATTERS | Sturdy. 1b ss+s 0 ¥ 5 1 9 sensational boxer, de Trombeaux, to a draw in the ... T n » F s 1 B T % & Greenlaw 2. Shoe- ~ ... B RN} SN, -2 ... y Jonas, Adams. s American | Seore by Innings event at Ocean Park and a home out in ninth. main arena won for himseif by his G Lu‘ueA R H Pet.| ! B i ....--- 1 % % 1 § y maker 2, Jolley, Lanifero 2, Warfield, . xPopped for Weller BBrother Yakima ...... 020 0014 10 3 % swell Williams. Bost'n 106 344 102 14) 410 001 . 2 .. T 7 % 1 9 y Wright, Jolley. Cailteaux. Brenner, : xxßan for Bonetti in ninth. fight. | Plays Spokane .... 000 000 000—0 s % 2 1 5. Travis, Wash., 8 3 B & B George, Bergstrom. War- . score by Innings 110 444 77 164 B .. sviisv B ) Petersen 369 Summary -Runs batted in. | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Koski. cosq.. N._ Y. Just ren, Fallin 2 sacrifice, Warfield !TRCOMA ...cOO 101 Givingthe Frenchman more than seven pounds, 130pounds for de 131 481 113 B ...is¢ 8% & % § y 171 356 Lien, Younkers B .. 1 1 000 200—4 Dl“l(go. 2; two-base to hit, John- double to «ssoe Cullenbine, StL. 112 371 66 % B 0 0 0 0 y plavs. Greenlaw Wright » Wenatchee .. 001 100 003—8 126 340 | Herman will start B, IT .csssiss 142'; pounds for Ward, the Tacoman came from plain Berg, jr., son: three-base hit. Younkers: stolen Yombeaux and behind Siebert, Phil 105 &5 5 5 Brenner, Lanifero to Griffiths to) Summary Errors. Forni. Mallory 403 55 136 338 the base. Bliss: sacrifices. Caplinger. p & &y on of a knockout in over Omaha Field club Sueme. Bliss time, runs in. Perry the final round. National Leazue {out| > % 8 y Shoemaker 2:30; umpires, , 2. Abbott; batted 2, #0 have Tombeaux the verge Weigandt: double to Hollingsworth, p 3 7 | plavs, Madrid Oravec 3. Cadinha 2. G AB R H Pct course Aug. 25 with the of Valerio and Marionetti Torgeson; Frenchman night. pick | Koski to to 1o The had won 10inarow up to last Reese Haves Gedzius S two-base hit. Etten, Phil. . ~100 391 61 130 333 Totals 3 71837 7 0 . - Endress home run, the nation’s amateur in Milani: left on bases. - That Jack Connor sure got a bang out of Davy's 8t golfers Yakima 10 Perry;: sacrifices, McConnell Mal« great be- Hopp. Louis.. 93 285 94 . fight, 82 330 " 6. score hy Innings Spokane hases on balls., off Lien zorek 2 Blattner 2 lorv: tn me Reiser, Brookliyn 100 their annual tournament but if 00 OON--12 y Gutieridge . double play. Morehouse Mal- lieve me. Reminded of the Eddie Roberts 391 85 128 327 5: 741 night beat Bobhby 2. Hayes struck out. hy Lien 5 Seattle Berger 2, King 2. Scarsella 2 lory on bases. Harper Mize 13 Kluttz . to Linde. left Tacoma St. Louis... 95 363 568 Sacramento 100 0000 7 ; 118 325 wins or turns in a creditable Haves 4 pitch with Harper's manager's own referee in there that Walker. Brook'm 'he wild Haves time, Sturdv. White 2. Matheson 2, Fallon 5. Wenatchee 10: bases on balls. off night. Connor was 100 366 68 119 325' Summary—Winning nitcher. Greg- . 1:45. umpires, Weisgerber and Stickle to to 4 Home Runs: Keller, Yankees, he'll become Moran .| double plays. Berger D Cadinha Weller 1: struck out. by happy last night. 30 ' _performance, “Patty - orv: lnsing pitcher Canlinger: innings that Scarsella, Berger to Stickle to Scar- - Cadinha 6. Weller 6. hits. off Cadinha DiMaggio, Yankees 27 Willlams. Red kid brother” pitched. by Turpin 3. Munger 31!, "80 long, Met, good luck, best wishes all. Sox. 26: | Berg's overnight | OoDD COLLECTION sella. in 82, innings 9 off Weller in 9 to Harol Bird George Camilli. Dodgers. 25. Hen- at bat, off Turpin 18 Caplinger 1; g rich, Yankees, 23 This redhead will be - innings 8: hit by pitcher Bushong, Bbanklin and yourself. As ever, || 19-year-old | Richard Webb, featured with Munger 17 Caplinger 6: runs, off{ Runs: You help yourself when buy y Cox by Cadinha. wild pitch. Weller; e ‘ DlMaggio. Yankees. 112 making his first bid for Turpin 6. Munger 4. Canlinger 3: hits you JOE Rolfe, Yankees. golfing | Veronica Lake in Paramount's Neison and Enger; WATERMAN. 102: Williams. Red Munger 7. 4 8. Defense Bonds! time, Sox, 102. fame in a tournament off Turpin ® Caplinger U. ;rgoplrel. ' DiMaggio, Red Sox. 94. ' big-time Travels,” collects auto- Turpin 6. Greg- Keller, runs responsible for Yankees, 90 as in the case of "‘Sulllvln's '|and,, Patty, trail- ory 1. Munger 6 Caplinger 3. Holl- Runs In: | | mobile license plates as a hobby. Batted 3; bases on bhalls, off Greg- 112; Keller. Yankees,Dulu‘xo.\'nnto‘-.i‘ling him around the course will He has ingsworth 107: Williams.| | plates from every Ameri- Capliner 1: and Sox. | ory 1. Munger 2, struck and Red 89: Mize, 89;Ibe his Herman, sr. Joe father, 1. Marvaßill Coo Cardinals, | | can state. | by Turpin Gregory 4 Munger Tabor, Red Sox. 86. out. Herman, sr., the funda- 6. Caplinger 2 Hollinesworth 4: left CHICAGO-—-Joe Louis and his Hits: DiMaggio, Yankees 171ii taught Bomber of cruelty. Louis had ac- |on bases, Seattle 8 Sacramento 10; Travis. Senators, 164: Heath. of golf so well to his {in her teens and, in his wife and for- cused Marva Indians,.| mentals opinion, two-base hits, Wieczorek. Gutteridee billed cooed today, of having failed to 142: Williams, Red Sox, 141: Lewis, daughter that she won about his as King. Sturdy; three-base hit Senators, 138: Hack, Cubs, 139; - | every | son has potentialities just Blatt. “a Moore, 2: true and virtuous wife.” ner: sacrifice Greeory getting their court quarrels and Cardinals, 139, ' available women's title while still hits, stalen lh | great. runs in. Re e e L | base. White; batted Wiec- brief é} a honey- planning second INSIST ON THE moon before Joe beging training DONALD DUCK for his fistic quarrel with Lou Nova next month. *“We're going to Michigan . for a second honeymoon,”the ‘.’:'\ =3 OF KENTUCKY'S Beavyweight champion an- after he had kissed FINEST BOURBONS rwife for the cameramen . ‘andcarried her fromMaster . Im Chancery Dwight S.Bobb's 27\ hearing room. s “I figure we'll have a week or B 0 before 1 s'art training again. } CREAM% Maryva will stay with me &training.” +_The reconciliation canceled 's =it filed last Creans ‘di'om MM/ .08 . THEDOUBLE:-RICH DOBBBON 05l ooT 2