1— -—— 1 111 .1 -- 1fji Better Players Passed Up By Possible Managers Of All-Stars TWO TEAM RACES Over The Plate For These Ball I And Cronin Hold Other Baseball Right Players! Terry Helped FEATURE MAJOR ViewsThanFansAsToWhom Despite Itself LEAGUEACTIVITY Should Play On July 10 Yanks Now Have Two DAN By THEON WRIGHT By PARKER Game Lead—Giants (United Pres* Staff Correspondent) New York, July 3—(UP)—The burning question today Also Win teams have ORGANIZED'BASEBALL was reluctant to cooparato when a is whether managers of all-star baseball should Chicago newspapey proposed a game between all-star teams represent- New York, July 3.— (UP)—Two brains, and the concensus is they should not. ing the two major leagues, as a special attraction for the World’s Fair team races appear developing In is awakened over the announcement of the last year. That was nothing unusual for baseball men to every- Excitement oppose both major leagues, as teams thing that is oft their teams that are beaten path. That, incidentally is why baseball sweep toward the home personnel of American and National league has been slowly dying of dry rot. the opposition Of the gtrctch However, despite mark, set as July 4 for some mys- to in the all-star at the Polo Grounds magnates, the was last summer participate game July game put over in grand style and even terious reason known to the dull-witted club only 10. / ownfers saw that, by making the affair an annual baseball statisticians. event, they would be to alive interest In baseball. doing something keep The Yankees hold a two-game And so, the second annual All-Star is to be at the Polo More than 100,000 baseball fani game played edge over the Detroit Tigers. The Grounds here on July 10th. The as was the case last year, will throughout the country have voted proceeds, Giants have the same margin over go to the relief fund of the Association of Professional Bali of on who they would like to see In ACTION! CAMERA! Players the Chicago Cubs In the senior an this America, organisation which cares for ill and indigent diamond circuit. lineup. athletes. The American leaguers yesterday stretched their winning Advance Dope to The starting lineups will not he The widespread response to the game shows that under the streak eight games, Lefty Gonsez a shutout released until later this week. surface, needing only to be stirred up by something out of the hurling against the Boston Red 6-0. there la Indica- ordinary, there is still a vast Interest In baseball. Hundreds of Sox, Nevertheless, every The senor from San Fran- tion that Bill Terry of the Slants thousands of fans cast votes to decide on the makeup of the all- goofy cisco allowed seven and Joe Cronin of the Senators are star teams which will disport on Mr Charley Htonrham's lawn hits. Ed Mor- gan a burning up many ergs of brain on Eighth Avenue next Tuesday. The result of their pub- got triple, the only extra poll, base hit the power doping out who will lished recently, furnishes several surprises. Bostonians recorded. they pul It was Gomez’ 13th win with two on the field In order to win. The of Not the least of these Is the popularity of Bill Terry, man- losses. feeling Messrs Terry and Cronin seems to be have ager of flic Giants, who will also manage the National League Detroit stayed with the Yanks that they bene All Stars. Bill polled the largest vote of all the players In the for half the afternoon, Inaugurat- named managers of the rival all-star running. If it had been a poll of baseball writers. Bill would ing their western tour after win- teams, and they want nc outpost fur trapper who thlnkr probably have wound up a poor last. That only goes to prove that ning ten of fifteen games In the Jack Is still the a bull player’s popularity can’t always be Judged by the east, by beating Cleveland 9-2 Dempsey heavy- quantity weight champion telling either ol or quality of his publicity. In the opener. The Tigers ram- med out 19 hits to fell the swolt- them who Is to play shortstop. Charley Gehringer of Detroit, Frankie Frisch of the Curdinals and srlng Indians on their home lot, The opposite view Is that Messri Chuck Klein of the Cubs follow Terry in thut order. Babe Ruth is sec- but wilted In the nightcap and Terry and Cronin both got Jobs or ond only to Klein among the outfielders. Babe may be to and in a succumbed 6-6, the Indians rally- these all-star teams as a result ol slump but the fans don't forget his accomplishments in vital ball games ing twice to tie It up In the sev- votes cast by a discerning public such as that last one in the series of 1928, with the Cardinals, in which snth and win In the ninth. De- and If these addicts who pay rea he hit three homers; the game against the Cubs in the 1932 aeries in troit thus lost half a game in the money at the gate want to see Jo< which he called his home run shot in advance and the Alt-Star game race with the New Yorkers. Glutz caper In shortfleld, then Jo- last year which he won with a homer. A great little occasion-riser, this Hnlpli Happed seph Is the man to play. A flock o fellow Ruth, even at 40. Washington mounted into third newspaper writers, who have beei Now place again, defeating Philadel- here, girls, are the sort of boys who’ll make good husbands, In ease you’re Interested. The v larding up the all-star game, an be on the baseball team back In but thatdoesn't not about Uie domestl of juast year me gate receipts or tne Aii-atar game were *&6,37s.su phia 7-3 on tho strength of two may Bedford, O., say they're geen c joining the howl protest agalns arts. So In that worked their east to attend the aniiuul of the Amelrca n Cronin and the proflta after (9,876.51 expenses had been deducted were $46,- tome runs manufactured by keen, fact, they way Just meeting Terry and thinking. Ralph Home Economies association In New where here shown a few a 501.99. Since its Inception in 1926, the Association of Professional Ball Kress, late of the White Sox. York, theyare receiving cooking polntei The case of Jimmy Dykes of th' in death benefits. from Miss Stackhouse. The from left to arc: Victor Bultltis and Ilcrbei t Players has dispensed $94,791.03 and sick Up to last Kress, made over from a Daisy boys, right, Harry Vernon, White Sox and Frank Higgins o shortstop Cottrlll. year its only Income was the money received in dues from its members. :o an outfielder and finally to the Athletics is one in point. With this additional source of revenue oponed up, the organisation will i first sacker, was the whole Dykes bats only .250, but he 1 be able to widen the of Its activities henceforth. scape works, lashing In three runs, scor- a popular player and exactly 102. ng two himself. 675 baseball fans said they wante< SPEAKING OF GOOD scouts, let us take the case of Larry Sutton, Chicago and St Louis were not to see him play In the all-stai hunter for the who is still on the alert for Major League Ivory Brooklyn Dodgers, icheduled In the American. game. Higgins, who bats .354, I though In the senile seventies. started his good tusks, supposedly Larry The Giants pummelled Bob Cronin’s tentative choice for thlri career for errors as a for a Joplin, Mo, scouting scouting proof-reader Smith and Barrett of tho Braves Leaders base—and there you have It. Onl; He never knew in those that he would some encounter paper. days day 'or 13 hits to win behind Joe 11,846 are Interested in seeing him errors of the kind the Dodgers make, however. When Larry first hit Bowman, 7-4. Travis Jackson won Not Popular Choice the ivory trail he used a stage coach on some of his trips Into the hin- United Press) :he game when ho poled his 13th (By In the American terlands. Now airplanes are at his disposal If he cares to use them. ST LOUIS (N) NEW YORK Casey Stengel’s is near the top. It was Sutton hit his first homer the first Collins, lb 4 0 Watkins. cf of the Browns In his place. West lme to a tenm Australian rufthy players were per- who and Ebbets to surrender for him. It up start four-run rally c .. 4 0 3b 0 0 I who played on last year’s discovered Casey begged $400 Delancey, Ryan, 1 Home It it its. fect action ;hat was bats bu subjects for the sports is safe to now that Casey was worth every nickel of that sum. never headed. He cracked Crawford, 3b 4 0 c ) .291; Reynolds hits .330, say MancuBo, Johnson, Athletics 24 camera. They tolc part In the open- mother In the 7th and also singled ss 3 0 ) West Is one of the greatest outfich I Whltohcud, Bowman, p Athletics 21 of the Aussles’ season be- one of the n Foxx, ing (tame For 91>500 Sutton landed Zarli Wheat, who Is still four trlQB to bat. P. Dean, p .. 2 0 0 0 players in the game Gehrig, Yankees 20 tween South Melbourne and Col- saints of dear old Flatbush. Sherry Smith and Jeff Ffeffer, The Chicago Cubs made five er- p ... 0 0 0 0 Totals Ttnlnb TTomslev of Rt T.oufs wa patron Mooney, .3D 7 13 27 14 \ Ott. Giants 10 1 Norwood. recommended b.v Sutton, cost 94,000 apiece. Other players Sutton 'Ors but beat St Louis, chasing xFullis. 0 0 Klein, Cubs 18 shoved out for nick Ferrell of Bos and unearthed and their prlco tags were Jake Dnubert, 99,000, irlceless Paul Dean off the hump Lindsay, p ,, BOSTON . Ferrell .309 • n the when zDuvIs By Myers, 91,000. seventh, they got ab r h po a Huns Matted In. hut Cronin like* Ferrell’* play ’our runs, winning 7-4. Lon OehrlK, Yankees 78 Jack Russell of whi Urhanskl, ss ... 4 0 0 1 1 ) Washington, In 1920 Ebbets was all set to the New Orleans club $10,000 fon Totals 36 4 7 24 2 Ulnnts 74 pay iVarnelte held tho Cards to seven 6 McManus, 3b 4 0 1 0 [ Ott, hardly pot a vote, is on Cronin’ named Eddie Sutton had seen Phillips and knew his Bonurn, White Sox 60 a pitcher Phillips. lits. rf 4 1 3 [ list and Lefty drove, Earl White a fast ball Thompson, Cronin, Senators 65 reoor.l was but he himself was sold on pitcher CHICAGO Double son and Terry: Thompson and He — Pittsburg 5 — guarantee English, plays—CUV' Amerlonn League Gehrig, lb * the playoff game with Hethlehei n 4 7 he game set for “Johnny Moore Icr nnd English; W. Herman ant gan; Urbanskl, Whitney and F dehrlnper. 2b; Higgins. Sb: Cro Brooklyn Matches for to-day In the Bun- is expected to got going about 9:3 0 ■ Jay" Monday, July 30th at Hamil- Hurst. Left on bases—St Louis R Moore. Left on bases—New York nln, ss; and Foxx. extras ker Hill net tournament ar the fol- a. m. the result of which * wl II Dykes on 7. Bases on ballH—off P Boston 3. Bnscs on balls—off Smlt i Vic Sabler vs park. Chicago Manush. If: Simmons, ef: Ruth, rf AMERICAN LEAGUE. lowing at 2 o’clock, Next these battling Warneke 2 Struck Bowman fi, Smlt 1 straighten out the standing In th e Me- Sunday, Dean 3, Lindsay 2, 1, ou—by Chnpnran. West. Averlll, extras Art Spirt, Ell Cutler vs Miles 11 I i Naugatuck Valley I.eugue tlri it BY McLEMORE Saldwln Streeters, the Tribunes Hits—off P. Dean 10 In 6 1-3 in. 1, Barrett 5. Hits—off Smith Dicker’. Corhrnne, Ferrell, e: do S. M. T. W. T. F. S. TI H£NRY Niff, at 3 o’clock A1 Smith vs Ray round. In the the Wo ind Washington Hills will once nlngs, none In 2-3. Llndsa] 7 Innings. Barrett 2 In 2. Lostn afternoon, am 4 the winner of the Mooney nice. Rutting, Harder, Bridges Boston 10 Bates. o'clock, clash In the feature Dean — Rigid tertown team will play host as or (United Frees SUB Correspondent) of tgaln leugue 1 Ini, Losing pitcher—P. pitcher—Smith. Umpires Russell, p. New York S 5 Sable Spirt match vs the winner of the Common Fnctors < f 1 rame at 4 o’clock with tho Tom- Umpires—Klcm and Pflrman. Tlmt Bnrrc and Moran. Time of game- ponents Philadelphia 3 3 the* Cutler and McNlff match. Wimbledon, Eng, July 3—(U.P.) nlcs and Brooklyns and Sacred of New York city, with all hands rc Chicago 15* x Bachman will meet the gume—2:01. the George hearts and Recreations down for 2 tiring to Nova Scotia hill after th e fit Louis 6* x —The "'ashes” for which pick- winner of the Smith and Bates ; /clock engagements. Fay Vincent Philadelphia ment, nnd that means Uncle Du n death, compose J. Moore, rf it fl A HOC Morgan, lb 8 0 1 10 1 Smith beat Martin 462 and Doran, Pesnltis and n Sullivan, and his trusties. tro- Tierney 6-4, 6-7, Hap- 0 11. If ... 3 0 1 1 0 (By l’lilted Press) the most unimpressive sports Allen. If ..... R 0 0 0 ( Johnson, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 6-2. Bachman won over George ly Shea in that order. lb 2 1 2 7 3 C Bolter*, cf 4 0 0 1 fl 0 Camllll, — phy In the world. John 4 0 « 0 B Senators Horn Tata 6-4, 6-4. Miles McNlff J. o .R 0 l 4 0 I Reynold*, rf 2 NEWSPAPERMAN 77 YEARS Ralph Kress, S. M. T. W. T. F. Tl. Wilson, f) from any angle It looks was awarded a over Ro- 0 1 R. Ferrell, c .... 3 0 0 1 0 ered Viewed victory Walter*,* 3b 5 0 1 ( Forest City, Ark.— (UP) — Co I- twice. Buffalo 1 8* Fowler on Ivan 3 0 0 4 3 t Lnry, ** 4 0 o 2 2 D like what It Is—a fistful of land default. Cut- Chlozzn, 2b onel Ed Landvolgt celebrated h Is Rochester 3*11* Just ... 3 n o o 4 1 ler was defeated by Ray Bates 8-0, Harrow, p 0 0 n 0 0 l! Oatermuller, p Leonard Koenecke, Dodgers Newark 8* 2 ashes. Not even the magnificent 0 0 0 0 0 l) 94th blrthdny and the beglnnlr K 6-7 and 6-2. Johnson, p 3 0 0 0 1 t Wnlberg, p Homercd twice. Toronto 9 «• rtw— nKeilett 1 0 0 0 0 0 of his 77th year In the newspnpi T trophy case in which the ashes re- The finals In the net matches will nHlfrh 1 0 « 0 0 { Baltimore 19* I 0 0 0 0 0 ( profession here June 11. He Is tl e Dick Bartell, Phillies — Pcrfec It from resembling take pluce to-morrow on the Bun. Co|lln*, p Albany 12* S pose prevents Totnl.. 0 7 54 8 only surviving Confederate vetern n four tries. kcr Hill Recreation courts. The day, four hits In Syracuse 7*13 something six or seven dependable Total* .37 5 12 24 12 1 In this county ndn Is believed tl (i Montreal 10* 7* match will New York championship mark the Standings (Al. — smokers sccumulato in an Brooklyn (N). oldest active newspaperman In tl e Lefty Gomes!, Yankees Shu cigar official of the surfaces. a. e ab. r. h. po. n. dedication ab. r. h. po. out Red Sox 6-0, with seven hit! xDId not play. ‘Doubl-header. STANDINGS' Cro*ettl, ss 2 1 0 4 2 « south. hour's puffing. cf .... 5 3 3 2 0 ( good Koenccke, 0 ft 4 1 1 1 ( Bnltsgnver, 3b ... 4 0 1 2 I went to see the “ashes" for two ARREST TOO EXCITING Strlpp, 3h 1 National liMfiir> Taylor, If 4 1 1 2 0 I Chapman, cf 4 0 1 5 0 reasons, one being that In my boy- Unlonvllle, Conn.—(UP) — The W. L. Per. lb 3 1 1 8 0 Frederick, rf .... 4 t 3 R 0 ( Gehrig, I what must have been excitement " 3 0 1 1 0 hood spent of making an arrest j Jew York 44 25 .638 I,exile, lb 3 1 1 7 0 ( Ryrd. If 4 six of every week cleaning caused Constable < 42 27 .609 ( o 4 1 2 1 0 days X'hauncey L. Gil- Chicago Oucinello, 2b _ 3 0 2 4 2 Dickey, and so became a 28 .582 Hong, rf 4 0 1 3 0 out the furnace, bert to suffer a fatal heart attack j It Loul. Lope*, c 3 (1 3 R 1 I 35 29 .547 2b 3 0 1 2 2 bit of a connoisseur of ashes. Even while handing A. Raymond Ellis Pittsburg Jordnn, ** 3 n n l 4 Hefner, Soston 37 31 .544 (1 i Gomez, p 3 2 1 0 2 to this day a clean anthracite ash a ticket for drunken driv- Babich, p 2 0 0 0 alleged 28 41 .406 gives me a thrill, Just as the rough, ing. Brooklyn bL. Wilson 1 « 0 n 0 .... 24 45 .344 Totals .30 5 8 27 0 ash of bituminous 'stoking Philadelphia Leonard, p 1 0 0 0 0 I dirty Cincinnati 21 44 .323 r/ic c/lm/i aw/ coal goes against my grain. aBatted for In 9th. American League. Totals .33 7 14 27 8 Wnllberg In the second place I wanted to W. L. Per. nBntted for Johnson In 8th. see if there really was such a tro- ■Jew York 42 24 .630 bBattod for Babich Is 6th. phy as the “ashes.” As you doubt- Detroit 42 28 .600 Score by Inning*: Ro*ton .000 000 00 0- schools of .... 37 33 .629 less know, there are two iVashlngton Moore 36 33 .522 by Innings: New York ..010 110 2 0.- thought on the subject. Half the loston 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 0— GOLF 35 32 .522 Philadelphia Cleveland chlcket followers you meet say the ——- Brooklyn ...400 010 11 .— ■ By ART KRENZ ! It Louis 30 35 .462 ashes are entirely mythical; the Run* batted In — Hoag, Dlckc Philadelphia ... 27 40 .403 other half insists they very much Runs batted In—Chlo**a, .1. Moon Chapman, Gehrig 2. Chicago 23 47 .329 2 exist. A, Kartell, Koenecko 2, Frederick Threc-hase hit—Morgan.. Stoh International I.enarne. 3. The latter school is correct. They Lopez base—Byrd. Sacrifices—Byrd, Cr W. I,. Per. Two-lmse hits—Walters, Bartell do exist. And behind their origin Is Newark 61 25 .671 sett l 2. Double play—Saltzgavc HAM* Three-base hit*—Cl. Davl*. .1. Moon Heffner and Gehrig. Left on lias a story. After the final Left* Poronto 45 30 .600 very pretty Home run*—Kuenecke 2. Sacrifice 0. Base < 46 33 .582 —New York 7, Boston test match at the oval In 1882, HANG FROM It* Itochester Lope*. Double play Oatermueller 38 36 .521 —Leslie, Strlpp, hnlls—oft Gome* 3, when England was humbled by Vlbnny — Oucinello, Jordnn nnd Leslie Struck Gom WRKK A$ ttoWH Montreal 39 37 .513 out—by Wnlberg 1, Australia, the now defunct sporting Chlobbn, Bartell and Camllll: Bar 7 30 42 .417 1. Hit*—off Oatermueller, In times th efollowlng epi- lHe/W6RE«9Wfr lyracuse tell nnd Cnmllll; Strlpp, Cueclnell Innings; Wnlberg, 1 In 1. I.osir published Suffalo .. 31 44 ,413 nnd Leslie. Left on bases—Phlln — taph: 52 .257 pitcher Oatermueller. Umpires 1b fwxopp Jaltlmore 18 7. Bases oi In affectionate remembrance delphla 11, Brooklyn Owens and McGowan. Time of gnn ball*—off Babich B, Leonard 1 —1 :B0. Of English cricket GAMES TODAY. Johnson 1, Collins 1. Struck out— oval on Which died at the by Bllilch 2, Johnson 2, Leonard 1 29th August, 1882. National League. Collins 1. Hits—off Harrow, 4 li lamented by a large cir- St Louis at Chlcagb. 1-3 Johnson, 8 In 6 2-3 Deeply Boston. Inning; WRESTLING cle of New Y’ork at Collins, 2 In 1; Babich, 9 In 0, Leon at Brooklyn. Sorrowing friends and Philadelphia ard, 3 In 3. Winning plteher- Cincinnati at Pittsburg. — Bablch. Losing pitcher Burrow At Portland, Me — Max Mcphl Acquaintances. Tim R. I. P. American League. Umpires—Stark and Quigley. to, Uermuny, defeated Arch Detroit at Cleveland. of will be cre- game—2:22. Mac N. B.—The body ut Campbell, Cunada; Paddy Aus- Washington Philadelphia. mated, and the ashes taken to Boston at New York. Philadelphia, drow with Billy Wa Mike Bo tralia. (Only games scheduled). lace, Boston; Tellegen, Lhen the dashing Ivo Bltgh took International League. ton, drow with Lloyd Stewai his English team to Australia the AXU ®N£A Newark at Syracuse. TEXASHORSES Lynn, Maas.; Joe Peters, Worceati next year sportswrlters, remember- Rochester nt Toronto. Mass, defeated Kddle Adams, Bo Thrlnk with the hand* ing the Jesting epitaph, said that of hitting Montreal at Buffalo. ton—disqualification; Bob Walke and la the advice Chick at Baltimore. he was going after the "ashes.” wrlata, of Albany COMING BACK Portland, threw Walter Smith, Boi Evana. The proper grip will give ton. Much to the Journalists’ surprise GAMES YESTERDAY. months you the feeling of being able to Ivo, upon his return several Tex (UP)—The hors< Lubbock, — some ashes with crack the whip with the clubhead. At Revere, Maas Yankee Hal later, brought National League. Is coming back In a big way oi for an he When the atance la taken, the St Canada, defeated Charley Alio him. Pressed explanation, Chicago 7, Louis 4. the South Plain*, but tho mule ap said that following Melbourne handa ahould hang from the wrlata New York 7, Boston 4. —disqualification; Qene Pellltte fall pears to be slipping. ladies ran out on the field and, be- aa though they were going to Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia 5. Canada, defeated Peter Wlckcnol More than 2,000 horse* wen could them, burn- off. Yet In the handa ahould be a (Only games scheduled). New York; Jack Stearns, Bosto fore anyone stop shipped here for distribution dur the used in the game. flrmneaa that never tlghtene. American 'League. defeated Jim Bpencer, Boston- ed stumps Ing the eight months ended Jum "The ashes of the stumps” the Many playera grip the club al- Detroit 9-5, Cleveland 2-6. dlsqualiflcatlon; Louis Foote, Sale: and other South Plain* point Honorable Ivo said, "were placed moat entirely In the palma of the New York 6, Boston 0. IB, threw Bob Marshall, Boston; Sah! Washington 7, 3. reported similar Increased demand in the urn you see here, and pre- handa. (Jraap the club In the fln- Philadelphia Selbeg, Boston, threw Jack Spink (Only games scheduled). Mule owner*, on the other hand sented to me. What is my next gera. They are aenaltlve and give ; Boston. International sold oft their stock to get mone; move 7” you control of your olub. League. Toronto Buffalo 3-3. with horses. of a next 4-2, which to buy At New York—Maurice I Nobody could think .. — 1 1 • Rochester 8-3, Montreal 3-4. The reason for the horse's great move for Ivo so he willed the urn Chapelle, France, won over Hai Syracuse 13, Baltimore 5. er He In the fuc ; of ashes to the Marylebone Cricket Special Service Bureau, popularity may Schnabel, Germany (Schnabel ui (One night game). that the horse costs !e*s. Mule Club. The urn was placed In the Room SOS. 461 Eighth Are.. American Association. | able to continue); Curley Doncht to the areas o ■ great trophy chest at Lords where New York City. Toledo 10, Minneapolis 6. shipped cotton New York, threw Henry Snyde Fort and Atlanti now it is Jealously guarded as one (Two games postponed). Worth, Memphis ; Germany; Max Martin, Ohio, thre Uncloaed find elx of 1 of the most previous of th'e many planae (One night game). brought an average price $71 Joe Rinaldi, Italy; Axel Madse for which eend me fo valuable possessions of the govern- oenta Texas. a head. The average price Sweden, drew with Johnny Carll “Golf ae -the Stare It,” ing body of the game. Play (Four night games). horsea shipped In was only $51. Sweden; Tony Morellt, Italy, thre bv Art Krenz. Pacific Coast. canv 1 Since that year the test matches Horses Imported here Charlie Manoogian, Turkey; Tor have been considered as a "fight (No games scheduled). largely from Colorado, Wyomlni Garibaldi. Italy, drew with Jack Name .■.,» New York-Penn. for the ashes.” There is, however, and other northwestern states Brown, Oklahoma. Harrisburg 11-6, Reading 10-7. Prices from $25 for o!< j no transfer of the "ashes.” They Street .»...... Wllkesbarre 7, Scranton 5. ranged animal* for the best i Hundreds of have nevor left this country. When games to $200 type ey crops. broc City ... (Only scheduled), Australia wlrts. the ashes the team soatbern. of Percheron draft stock. mares have been shipped In. Or gets are strictly mythical. State...... (One night game). South Plains farmers expec t Lubbock rancher recently bougl (Copyright 1934, By United Press) Only game scheduled). colts to be one of their best men 280. SMikJto «m.