— -— | SPORTS SECTION | Basket Ball, Boxing Bowling and Golf Part 5—4 Pages WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY^ MORNING, MARCH 27, 1932. * Eastman Sets World 440-Yard Mark of 46.4 : Griffs Score Over Orioles Again — Betters Record That Stood for 16 Years Scott, Collegian. On the Signed by Griffs NITER’S HOME RUN CALIFORNIA FLASH STEPS QUARTER IN 46.4 SECONDS. Va„ March 26.—'Wil- NORFOLK,liam Leary' (Bill) Scott, former RECORD BY 10 SAVE YANKEES star athlete at the College of 32 VICW START SECOND Side Lines William and Mary, has signed a con- tract with the Washington Senators With the Sfiorts Editor. Hits and will report on April 9, it was an- California Star Later Runs Two Homers and Single, nounced here today. Scott, now a Brown, Fischer Check Birds coach of freshmen teams at his alma mater in has been BY DENMAN THOMPSON. but Phils 8 to 6. Williamsburg, in Same Distance in 46.6 as Win, sought by several big league teams, Pinches—Baltimore Including Detroit, both before and Anchor on A’s Extended. since his graduation last June. While Foe Again Today. Relay. OE KUHEL S injury, which at William and Mary he took his turn in the pitching box and played threatens to keep him in the outfield at other times. By the Associated Press. BY By the Associated Press. out of One of the fastest dash men ever TOM DOERER. action for several PETERSBURG, Fla., March 26. UNIVERSITY, to run at William and Mary, Scott March 26.— days, and Carl Reynolds’ —Babe Miss., Ruth got two home runs also possesses a powerful and accu- Calif., March 26.—Ted Mere- backwardness in attaining his Brown and and a to drive in four rate throwing arm. His college bat- Lloyd Carl normal stride at single runs, dith’s mark of 47.4 seconds bat, may lead ST. ting was high and he Is a Fischer STANFORD but the Phillies defeated the average found themselves to a revision of for the clouter. Besides base Scott BILOXI, plans ball, for the dash, which Yankees. 8 to 6. to be aces 440-yard of the Nationals at the today. starred in foot ball and track and in the hole quite line-up The Yankees had overcome a three- had stood since 1916, was shat- start of the was also an excellent basket ball frequently here this afternoon, campaign. run lead piled up by the Phillies in the player. but down tered by “-Blazing’’ Ben Eastman, Strangely enough, too, al- first inning and were leading, 6 to 3, by cutting on the base both of these worthies when Walter lest con- hits bespectacled Stanford runner, as ! though Brown suddenly when men were in a position are accounted regulars for trol of the ball in the seventh and his teammates lost a dual meet to score they pulled our Na- 1932, the Griffithian array eighth innings. As a result the Phil- to the Los Angeles Athletic Club, may be stronger with “under- lies put across five runs in the two tionals through to a 3-to-2 deci- frames. Brown passed six men. 80 to 51, here studies'’ holding forth in the sion over the Orioles. It was the today. The of both teams was first base and field fielding rag- i Eastman strode through the one-lap j right ged, the Phillies making five errors and fourth consecutive victory for berths. the Yankees the distance in 46.4 seconds, one full sec- | four,, three in first Walter Johnson's men It seems odd to refer to such over end under the time Meredith set 16 inning. veterans as Joe Judge and Sam Philadelphia (N.). 8 8 5 Baltimore. while the colors of years ago wearing Rice as substitutes, consider- New York (A.). 6 8 4 Brown, whose sore arm kept him out of the University of Pennsylvania. Fif- ing they share the distinction Batteries—Collins, Jim Elliott, Benge ——— previous games, found himself in and Andrews. Brown and trouble in the first teen yards behind Eastman, but run- of being the oldest actives on McCurdy; very inning. Baxter ; Wells. Jordan tripled to deep left-center with a 47.6 mile nevertheless, the roster in point of service Bauer Misses U. S. ning quarter Charley only one man out, and scored on Prank as well as but such March 26.—The came James Gordon of the Lcs Angeles years, they MYERS, Fla., McGowan's Infield out. Buzz Arlett are as matters now Athletics defeated the then Athletic Club to finish second. figured FORTPhiladelphia All-Events Mark 8 Sticks cuffed one so far that It hit the House by stand. of David base ball team here left-fleld fence—seemingly 4 miles away and track conditions were Weather today by the close count of 4 to 3. It —on the first bounce, but the man- Ideal and there was every indication was the A-s first tilt since last at Norfolk. mountain was Ancnt the Two Joes. Tuesday. barely able to steam into that the record would be accepted by Carter and Deshong divided the second, although practically the entire the Amateur Athletic Union. 'T’HE fans have been assured pitching for Connie Mack's club, the team was required to relay the ball back -*■ latter one run in five By the Associated Press. to the infield. Flashes Speed Second Time. so consistently by war cor- allowing only at innings. Dykes had three hits and : Heinie Sand waited Brownie out for Later Eastman, anchor lap respondents camp that Va., March 26.— running Bing Miller whaled out two. a free trip to first. Packard came Kuhel is slated Baltimore en- •4n the mile relay, negotiated the quarter definitely by House of David. 3 10 0 Charley Bauer, ! through with third hit of the He al- Johnson to the Inning, in 46.6 with a running start. Manager guard Philadephia 4 10 1 try, bowled a total of 1,195 for a single that crowded the bases. Chris- most overtook Gordon, who had a 20- initial corner that President NORFOLK, ten came Batteries—Ushka, Sweeney and Bar- three matches in the national to Brown's rescue by ground- when the last started. yard lead lap Griffith’s frequently reiterated rett; and ing to who made a Carter, Deshong Madjeski. here to estab- Myer, pretty play Eastman’s feat overshadowed numer- assertions the job is Judge’s duckpin congress today on the hard chance. other that fea- Lauderdale, March 26. ous good performances for the winning are taken with Fia., lish a new record for the South Atlan- The Orioles' lead lasted practically tured the Mercury victory. —Terrific enabled the St. no Winged liberal pinches of sodium Fort hitting tic section. He came within eight time at all, for the Nationals Imme- Talbot of the Southerners carried off Louis Browns to take a 12-to-5 vic- diately got to Baltimore chloride. 01 the world record of Cascarella, high point honors by winning the high | tory over Buffalo of the International points tying starting pitcher. Myer. first hit the It is the well established 1,203. up. hurdles and broad jump and taking League today in a game that included first pitched ball into left-center for a Bauer bowled 447 for the first set, third in the low hurdles. preference of the pilot for the five home runs. homer. Sam Rice but 385 for the second and 363 for the walked, was Les Hables of Stanford was the other younger of the two first base- All Buffalo scores were results of forced out West. Cronin fouled j final. by out, double winner of the day, taking the men that is for the home runs, two of which were by but Carl Reynolds doubled to left-center responsible The world record is held R. Miller 100 and 220 yard dashes in good time. | Third Baseman Detore. by to score West, judge walked, to be widespread conviction that of Wakefield. who knocked down only Goore Goslin knocked out a circuit Mass., forced by Bluege. Judge is doomed to be traded, 1,203 at the clout for the first time this season for pins Waterbury tourney The third inning started well for the Record Stands 16 Years. if any worth-while talent can in 1930. St. Louis. Nationals when Cronin smacked one to MEREDITH, whose record with- be obtained for him. Bauer was with C. Eisselle In Buffalo (I. L.). 5 8 1 paired center for what to the Innocent the efforts of thousands of the doubles. his heroic work by- TEDstood That any manager should St. Louis (A.).12 16 2 However, standers, as well as Third Base Coach for 16 was not sufficient to overcome bad quarter-milers years, pre- wish to realize on an invest- Batteries—Schoof, Wilson and Har- Schacht, appeared a triple. Cronin, breaks of his partner, and their com- dicted Eastman’s great performance ment of £65,000, as in the case grave; Coffman. Blaeholder and Ben- however, neglected to touch second and Cardinal in bined score of 744 gave them no bet- after watching the perform of Kuhel, readily is under- gough. when Heffner called for the ball' and the intercollegiates last year, this, too, | ter than second place in the doubles tagged that base standable. of course. It also is Umpire Nick Altrock, Eastman bowed — were four in spite of the fact that Fla., March 26 standing. They pins behind with tears in his was is not the eyes, forced to call in that meet to Vic Williams of South- patent Judge type CLEARWATER.Bunching 11 of their 14 hits in Tom Conner and R.