ympic Coach Soar On Yank Chances In Distance SELENSH FANS 12 Here’s That “One-Girl Track Team” From Texas Robertson Says Team AS TRIBUNES BEAT = No Better Than 1928 BROOKLYNS 5 TO 1 Squad At Amsterdam Bobby Cavanaugh, Walter Palo Alto, Cal, July 18—(UP)—Coach Lawson Robert- American Bowen and John Egan son was perrimistic to-day over the calibre of the into the despite the fact Hit Hard in team he will lead Triumph— several world and Olympic records were shattered during to Vreeland Hurls Hills to the Warn trials over the week end. ‘ Sowing As It Reaped 4-3 Win Over Hearts Robertson, the Pennsylvania mentor who will move to Wednesday with tfye squad, said the team rotund ath- To the average baseball fan around these parts, the decisive fold- Bobby Cavanaugh, looked no better than the 1928 team America sent to the letic director of Allegheny Prep was no The dis- ing up of the Eastern League yesterday great surprise. achool. In Cumberland, Maryland, Amsterdam Olympiad, with "nothing from the middle club !'handwriting has been on the wall for many weeks, and most of the and Walter Bowen, reatauranteur tances on." extraordinary, were the guna for in view of their debits and credits were just about resigned to S; heads, the Trlbunea yeaterday afternoon There were several upset* with ;< the action that took place yesterday in New York, when the Dodgers, at Hamilton tf’ark aa Johnny Ker- the breaking of two world rec- wln'a club ahoved the Brooklyn A. of one, and lower- j Giants and Yanks turned back their franchises and withdrew financial ords, equalling GARAGERS C., defending champlona. Into the ing of five Olympic records. Per- QUITS !' support. cellar of the City Amateur league. haps the greatest was the failure the It seems to me, the league killed itself, for the same reason that it Earl Sellnaky Netting down boy* of the west's outstanding sprin- from acroaa the bridge with two ters to live up to earlier perform- That 87 cents admission to see "■killed the Brasscos in 1926. charge hits In registering a 5 to 1 triumph. fan ances. Eastern League baseball rankled in the breast and pocket of the Singles l>o the Damage. The east won the most places on ij For five Innings the teams bot- the squad of 88 men, contributing ■■for It was a death-blow for Waterbury in 1926. but in many years. tled without a runner touching the 26 men, the west 21, the middle and un- i’. 1932, six years afterward, and in the throes of depression disc. In the first of, the sixth west 1* and the south, four. the attempted to collect the same price at Cavanaugh walked and pilifered Made Relay Team i-employment, organization second. Bowen singled off Sammy , Stanford. Frank wouldn’t it, no more than thev i"the gate. Of course the fans pay Fenn's glove scoring Cavanaugh. Wykoff, University of Southern when they had more money. In the latter days they wouldn't The BAC's evened up In their half California and Bob Klesel, Univer- ji’would when Vic Radzevlch walked, went of California, were toppled in these couldn't. came the federal amusement sity „pay it, days they Along to second on a wild pitch and from the throne of "unbeatables." i'tax, and the clubs, in financial straits, because of the league price scale. scored on Brodway Roae’a sharp Although Wykoff and Klesel were single to left. shut out of the first three places tried to saddle the tax on the fan. When he couldn’t pay 87 cents, J' In the seventh Inning with the In the sprints, they were picked to see Eastern ! how was he going to dig up additional tax money, bases loaded and one out, Cava- by Robertson and Chairman Avery to center scoring * baseball? Gene Martin, who was instrumental in organizing naugh singled Brundage of the American Olympic League two runs, the deciding blow of the committee, to run on the 400-meter and back baseball to New Haven {he league this year, brought planned game. John Egan settled the game relay team. — late. a home Penn- 55 cent top at Donovan Field but it was too The league In the eighth with long Willie Carr, diminutive '|;a run to left center scoring demonstrated reduce the to conform with present con deep sylvania star, clearly heads just wouldn’t price Bowen ahead of him. two weeks ago over *-J “"u* *” “Goggy” his victory And. as be ex- 1 * ditions. They stuck to their financial guns might Belenakl added 12 more strike- Eastman was not a happen-so. outs to his long list. Summary: Carr flashed over the 400-mcters even the exploded. pected, guns Tribune A, C. dash in 46.9 seconds, easily leav- ab. h. o. a. ing Eastman at the finish to shat- Kites, 2b 4 1 I ter the world record. Old Orchard Picture Gallery 0 0 Keating, lb 4 10 the worst blow to 0 Probably given our best Cavanaugh, If .... 5 2 1 the divot season, when many of a record was the This being digging rf 3 0 1 II world's perform- Doyle, 8. In or bails off the tee. it seemed like 3b 4 2 0 4 ance of , U. C., golfers are inclined to play two three Bowen, Egan, cf 3 1 o adding nearly three Inches to Lee time to introduce to the the only young a 2 worn an an opportune palpitating public Fitzpatrick, as ... 3 1 Here's Mildred “Ha be” Dldrlcson. the “one- truck team” from Texas who captured Are first Barnes mark. Graber c 2 0 la I a 4 2-8 Inch- in who can Hoben, places, a tic for another first and fourth at Dychc stadium, Kvanston, III; Saturday, assuring herself hoisted him*®1* H feet man Waterbury 3 1 0 1 GlCOllUIC Ii.\X«M»lS Kelenskl, p three places on the l*. S. Olympic team. She will represent America In tlie javelin throw, hurdles and high es. a Corona-Corona wrestle with The Is in a Er.llas Insurance office, and won the Texas A. A. V. meet In the sprints, two negro youms, Totals .30 8 '24 10 jump. 10-year-old girl employed Hurd bitting right fleldcr of the and a driver at the same time. liy taking eight out of ten events. Top photo, clearing the bur In a high'Jump; left, up for the of Marquette and Brooklyn A. C. tuning league lending Prospect hurdles: right, sprinting. of Michigan, blazed afternoon as »o a b. b. o. quit tliut club yesterday being interviewed over the 100 and 200 meters In Upon Mullen, hh 4 0 2 4 after failing; to start against the these front of Klesel, Wykoff, Dyer and his unusual ability along Devito, cf 4 0 2 0 Tommies), for no gootl reason at Fenn, 3b 4 0 1 others. Metcalfe finished first rnl- our man modestly all. Affording to the league lines, young 2I> .... 0 0 3 i trailed Tolan and Itadzevlch, In each event, by Ingu, Lnnglots will bo unable to that he first Rose, If 3 1 2 n with Simpson. Ohio, third. admitted acquired THE George any other team Lyons, lb 3 1 8 o OVER PLATE Great Work Join the habit at Old Orchard, Me. 3 0 0 0 Daly, rf-p fh< Finland’s superiority In the dis- Mahaney, c 3 u f, BV JOHNNY STANKl'S that restful haven for wear/ tance races may be contested by Mariana, p-rf .... 3 (I 0 1 y1 Waterburians who wish to be- Joe McCluskey, Fqrdham, who Totals 27 24 10 lopped off 7.3 seconds off the 3,- calm themselves for a month or of To-day’s Sport C. A. L. STANDING round Its stride, and >von four 000 meters record Tribune A. C. .. 0 0 0 U 0 1 2 2—5 set at the Paris | 90, in of a busy fall W L Pet sanies, Including yester- EA STKIIX LHAGIE. Noukoln of Finland, anticipation 15. A. C. U 0 U 0 U 1 0 0—1 straight over Hear s In or Prospect Garage .... 6 2 .730 day's the Sacred Olympics. season at their business pro- cre- Parade 5 3 .625 in affair. The Olympic committee in Jtunx—P.udze vich, C • v a n a u g li, X. E. Thomas Interesting Standings v fescion. The getup 4 ated a buzz buzz of rumors to-day golf Scllnxke, Fitzpatrick, W. Bowen, Washington Hills ... 5 .444 W. 14. Per. in remov- wl|ich the fairway frolicer if Kgun. Krrorx—Kudzevlch, Fitzjiu- Tribune A. C. 4 5 .444 The II Ills scored two runs In Springfield .53 26 .671 by Its action last night By HENRY McLEMORK Sellnske. Uunn but- 47 32 Levi Casey. Los Angeles hop, tnck, Hoben, Sacred Hearts ...... 4 5 .444 llicir first half of the fifth Inning. Albany .595 ing is a blind, for ted from the (1'nlted Press Staff Correspondent) hem pictured just in—Hose, Bowen, Cavanaugh 2, A. C. 3 6 .333 tVltli one away Vreeluud walked. Richmond .. ,. 40 37 .549 step and Jump artist, 2. Home Stolen Broklyn he must keep up the deception Kgun run—Kgun. Creighton |s>pi»cd out. Tom Slieu Allentown .£7 28 .493 team "for reasons best known to New York, June 18.— (UP)— baaex—Hadzevich, Cavanaugh, Ly- ...... 34 41 .453 third In RKSI'LTS walked. Joe Shea singled through Bridgeport the athlete.’ 'Casey won What a rascal of a day that Satur- so his admiring legions ons. Sacrifice*—Hoxe, Hoben. Lsft YESTERDAY'S New Haven 34 <3 .442 that to seor e Tom the event Saturday. on bnxex—15. A. C., Si; Trlbunex 0. X.E. Thomas 0. Lite Ihix Vreeluud, 31 45 was! coast Maine w'li Prospect Garage 2, Norfolk .408 day alone the of liaxex on ballx—off Sellnske 5, off Shea goin gto third and J. Mini (3 Innings.—rain). Hartford 31 48 .392 For sports champions, I meun some reason to believe all Marlon, 5 in 6 2-:; off Hay. 3 In 1 to second. DcBrott bunted to have A. C. Brooklyn A C. 1. From California to New York tht 1-3. Hit by pitcher—by Mariuni Tribune 5, deep third, scoring T. Shea, but J. Gnmea Ye*ter«ln>. have heard Hilts Sacred Hearts big shots took it on the whisker; that they regarding (Hoben, Selmxkel. Struck out—by Washington 4, Shea, who also attempted to score Albany 5. New Haven 4. ON Hclinxke 12; by Mariuni 6; by Duly 3. FRANK GRADY from lesser-knows. Just take * on the links. Oddiy ivas thrown out, Dulcskfs to Cos- Albany 6, New Haven 6. hit prowess 1. Wild a of the headlines ir v pitch—Sellnxke. Losing Sprtngflold 4, Hartford 2. > .peek at few when he reaches Old Orchard his is confined to the min- pitcher— Mariuni. Umpire — 15111 grove. don'i enough, golf Two fine games featured In the Norfolk 2, Bridgeport 2 (called at yesterday’s papers. If you Stanton. Time—2:05. end of 12th). set uome sort o: courses which are 4s numerous as the unemployed, and to date City Amateur League yesterday HARTFORD CARD think Saturday iature Fourth for 11111m double to short left Richmond Allentown 2 Oat. Straight afternoon, while the third contest, Cosgrove's 5, standing, jumping, running lecort are satisfied with the explanation that his annual attack Whketon's find, Jake Vree- and Lewis single to cen- Richmond 8, Allentown 4 (2d). hit admirers 1’addy which was to be the headliner df Charley In the way of upsets. How- land, former K.P.l. star, held the scored Cosgrove wit hthe first Hartford, July 18.—Johnny Tor- forbids his most of the summer months. the afternoon, was called off ut ter “Venzke fulls to make of neuralgia playing Heart In the f lfth. rlck of the Now Haven Boxing club O'ymplt Sucred Hearts to six scattered hits lrst halt of the third inning, run of this his identity must be kept secret, the f scheduled to meet Mickey Rus- team as Hallowel! triumphs.” ever, for purposes department, as (leorge Casey's Washington followed rain is, when darkness by sell of East Hartford In one of the "Carr cracks 400 mark to defca have a and ca"n identify him. If you do. send Hills hung up their fourth consec- until The Illlls decided tlie game lit unless you sharp eye caused the postponement Standing! feature bouts of the amateur box- Eastman” is and a season ticket to utive victory, 4 to 3. "Huppy" late rln the season. the teventh Inning. Tom Shea L. Per. claw in the name and kind of a golfer you think he ing show to-night at the Hurley "Gusto takes rich Arlington and “Tunk” Shea and Pat Slattery triple-el to left field with one down. New York 59 28 .674 with- East Hartford. sic as top flight finishes fifth.” links from December to March 3 1 is yours, were Instrumental In the stole and Cleveland 61 37 .680 Stadium In the municipal good triumph arc in tlic loop Joe Shea walked, second wins open; Upsets frequent 51 34 .573 Bhlmltus “Dutra Metropolitan their hitting desiding the Interest- bat the setback of tho T. Shea scored as Gilmore misses I Philadelphia Steve Carr and Steve S out the asking. tills season, 49 38 .663 Victor ties Sarazen's 27-hole U. ing tilt. at throw on second. J. Washington of Worcester will meet again in » Brooklyn A. t\, 1931 chumps Cosgrove's Detroit 4» 38 .542 open mark" In the fifth the Hills registered hands of the Tribune Clnb, was Shcu going to thlrel oil DcBrott’s special return match. the St Louis 69 4 5 .464 “Dorothy Poynton defeat) Down Home In Tennessee, twice. With one cut Vrecland the biggest event of the current Infield out. J. Shea scoring on Chicago .SO 55 .353 A1 Plnkham of Hartford or Jim- out Georgia Coleman in Olympic dlv walked, Jim Crichton popped season. Last season's champs are fryer’s Texas leugucr eivcr sec- Boston 20 66 .235 my Hte\va"t of New Haven may lie Don’t Wish To Be but T. Shea nleo worked on Char- and ond. Fryer stoic second, but to meet (Sene Carestia of ing tryouts" Where Umps this year’s taHenders, strange assigned "Yanks bow to losing Tocchio for a Joe Shea Moran out to Uuleskls tinmen Yeslerilay. of the Indians, in the court of Martin ley pass. as It seems, but on I wiper the grounded Springfield, in another A little incident occurred Judge, Fleming Into first home series” singled off Tocchlo’s glove Brooklyn team appears as one of for the f Itiul out. New York 4, Chicago 3 (1st, 12 bouts. Carcstfa in his only ap- out a real reason our "Wykoff shutout in 100 metei of Chattanooga last week that might point why center scoring Vreeland, T. Shea the teams In the circuit. Innings). pearance on the Stadium card, won strongest New York 3, Chicago 2 (2d). dash” held in such esteem the average going to third and J. Shea to sec- The Hearts threatened to tie and lost a decision to Jack LaSalle jurists and the law itself are light by Washington 9, St Louis 2. Try and show me another -daj ond as Carroll's throw home failed Earl "Lefty" Sellnske, the Union the score In their hglf of the of Hartford, state featherweight before him a baseball fan. arrested for throw- Philadelphia 4, Detroit S. with that many surprises. person. His honor had to Vreeland. T. Shea on the who has been go- eighth frame, but fell one r ua get City youngster, Cleveland 5, T.oatou 4 (1st). champion. Venzke falls to make the OJym at the His honor the defendant first pitch tried to steal home, but on the mound for the short of knotting the s core, Bri- Cleveland 6 II in- Other matches scheduled on to- ing a pop bottle umpire. discharged ing big 8, Boston (2d, pic team! that tops 'em all. Venzke Uogcr DeBrot bunted safely to hurled his second two hit ottl walked. Flaherty hit to De- nings). night’s card, will find Steve Pink- the remark: "Their (the umpires') decisions would exasperate Tribes, the 4:10 tniler, the distance sense with T. Shea. T. Shea in the last 16 A firott, who threw to Creighton for ham of Hartford in a reiurn match Pvcllskls scoring game Innings. tion of the the boy the ex is a baseball fan. a a force at but the Crimes Ha- year, a saint”. Apparently His Honor opened the Hills seventh with week ago he held the Tommies to play second, Today. with Johnny Onofrlu of New latter the ball. Chicago at New York. perts called one of the greates would do if the to left. "Huppy” Shea walked a of while yesterday, dropped Duleslds ven: Chief Rainbow of Hartford Which makes one wonder just what His Honor triple pair binglcs, Detroit at Washington (2). runners of pll time. If his defea and stole second, T. Shea scoring Rose and Lyons were the only single ,to center scored Brlotti. meeting Tony Pantcllo of Hart- and whirled it back in the St Louis at Philadelphia. shocks us, think of how It must o up the thrown bottle general members to collect a hit J. Shea relayed the ball too late Ward of Hartford vs umpire picked as Gilmore dropped Cosgrove* Brooklyn Cleveland at Boston. ford: Willie rocked him. I mean that bualnes to His Honor in the skull. throw. Jim singled to home to catch Brlotti. Slattery Bob Smith of New Haven and of the fan. and it happened hit perfect Fryer apiece. to slow to a direction to third to Moran of having down jo to center scoring J. Shea. threw to get Nick Twerdy of Wlllimantle trad- entertain a of SELF DEFENSE on the part right lUTIOKAI- MlAlilK. ! In the last 00 yards and wutc Would His Honor plea 111 Final Frame was a bit too free with Flaherty. Moran missing the ball ing blows with Frank Grady of Hearts Threaten Kcllnskc three rivals pound by to sweep bir The would go to the hoosegow threatened In the six bai- Flaherty scoring and Dulerkls ad- Waterbury. of the umpire? poor ump probably The Hearts IsHlng passing, by walklilg Mandlp-'i out of the that had beci Tlrlottf Hadsevlch vancing to second. Dulcskfs vent Teams Pom New Haven. Watcr- Olympics COURT. Such decisions as eighth, their final bats. ters. amongst who Vic W. L. Per. for for CONTEMPT OF third on his goal for four years. twenty years hit to DeBrot had a at hot being to Cosgrove's Infield out, hury, Wlllimantle, Worcester and court walked. Flaherty perfect day Plttshurg 53 .593 Venzke's failure was a sad. sat on the of a would breed contempt of any but Carroll fanned and Lacllla will be on hand to help the above part judge who had a force play at second, walked four .times, while Lyons Chicago 47 37 .560 Hartford east—almost as' sad out with the run blow to the the peg. and were the oGier two hat-1 grounded tying Boston ... 46 42 .523 fill out the remainder of the 13 and does. but Jim Crichton dropepd Daly blow as was the trimming of East to first. left stranded oh third. Philadelphia ...... 43 45 .489 bouts on program. Dvellskls singled to center scoring ters given an Ann Onkley to-night’s to the, west St Louis 41 43 ,489 man and Wykoff v.ns J. Shea throwing home too bet Brlottl, A Brooklyn 41 46 .477 How much would you have Hearts first sack- The Tribune lefthander struck threatening storm broke up late to catch the New York 37 4 4 .457 month ago that “blazing Ben" am on 12 Devito What seemed like an Interesting Combination Major League er. Slpttcry threw to Moran out batsmen, Johnny Cincinnati 40 54 .426 Frnnk. the “fastest human.” the out Missel Is-tween the league leading MAJOR LEAGUE third to get Flaherty, but Tommy and "Mack” Michigan striking would take It on Baseball Scores Prospect Garage nnd Pace Setting "human bullet." mbsed the heave, the ball rolling on three occasions. (•amen Yesterday. that Gusto, third to North End Thomos team after llie LEADERS the chin. Or to short left field, Flaherty scor- Chicago 3, New York 1 (1st). Falreno in both the Belmont and who for the first half of the third inning. The. AMKRICAV I.KAMK. and Dveliskls taking third. Joe Doyle, hurled Chicago 8, New York 2 (2d). would not run ing with Atwood on .the Dwyer stakes, only l.niv—St 1*011 Ift, 3. Vree- at the start of the Garngers St Louis 9, Brooklyn 2 (1st). ■mil)’ Cosgrove wag thrown out. by Garnrgrmen (By United P««») Falreno but Top Flight, queen ol 13. the Tribunes mound and Howard Calvin on the Brooklyn 8, St Louis 5 (2d). Dolly Hlffh—flevelnml. land on a fast play for the final Ma.-on, joined yester- Into the peak for the Tommies. Tlie Gar- Boston 5. Cincinnati 3 (1st). the gal speedsters. ground day. pastlmliig In right field. An- f.ending Bntter*. 7 That'i out. took an lead scor- Boston 3, Cincinnati 1 (2d). and out of the money ]M.|T.|W|T.|F.|8.| S.|To. other ncwMimcr who returned agers early hy *b. r. h. p.c. Duck Favors Tommies Player Club g. a of ing two runs In the first (Other clubs not scheduled). right, nickel. Providing, runs home for the weekend, n Inning. Foxx. Athletic* .. 89 344 93 128.372 Clevrlnnd 73 The Oaragers rolled up two played It was plugged. _1311 7| 71111 B| »113| With one down, Altoarii doubled Pirate*. 81 340 69 123.362 course. adequately oft Howie Colvin prominent part In the Tribes vic- Games P. Wnner, the In the first Inning base Today. 86 324 64 116.368 Dutra's amazing finish In .113 1.1 IMI He was no other than our along .the first line, went Hur*t, Phlllle*_ lVaohlnKton ll| H|tl| »| who was os wild as a hawk and tory. New York at show to.thelrd on a p assed hall, and Chicago. Klein, Phlllle*_ 88 376 96 131 .349 Metropolitan open oughta lead Into the own Walter “Goggey’’ Bowen, the at consider held a 2 to 0 going Philadelphia Pittsburg. O’Doul, Dodger* .. 80 339 61 114 .347 how foolish It Is to any rhllndrlpl.li. |1.1| (l| »| 1I|10|14| 4| 03 small- home town that made scored on Colvin’s wild pitch. (Other' clubs last of the third when Umpire boy not scheduled). record permanent. For when Sara- in that b New York. O’Toole grounded out to short, 43 called a halt good Ig city. Home Rnnn. final 27 holes of th« New York ... |18| 4| .11 3| H| 1| 7| Lena Castaldo rightly Dunn a zen spun the It He collected two singles, batted making wonderful stop lATERSATIOXAL LB AG IE. darkness making Athletic* .. 28 In 98 strokes. w« to proceedings, of the hard hit grounder ami re- Foxx, national open 31 3| 87 and field- In a run scored a run himself, and Ruth, Yankee* 26 t!m« H| 8| 3| 31101 tough for both the batters tired O’Toole on first. Wtm Kiel- said It would be a long long handled fo-rr chances faultlessly In Standing! Klein, Phlllle* 26 ers to see the pellet. Tiger W. before a golfer got that hot again, Chlrnico Ill 4| 0| .11 3.1 the Held. Some thin Walter! ty singled to left nnd went around L. Per. Simmon*. Athletic*. 24 .| 1113! 4! his with the boy •Newark less than a month later, Keane made debut to third on Farley's single past 59 36 .821 Averlll, Indian* 21 Yet. offerings Buffalo 65 comes and Detroit .| 8! 31 7| 3|11| 3| 3| 33 Mechanics upholding the third. Farley stole second, and 48 .679 brother Dutra along The Tribune hoys scored their Baltimore 43 of Percy Atwood. scored on Iteli’s sin- ..-S3 .552 R*> gels that torrid. first run of the game in the sixth (Kelly Handlow Montreal 48 St f.inilo .| 41 3| 8| 4| 7| 0| 3| 33 Public Parks League. 43 .52J And what a nice handful of whal Cava- gle to right. Farley trying to score Simmon*. Athletic* ...... 100 In the fifth and inning. With one down. Rochester..... 48 48 .500 could have made fot Three run rallies hit was out Phlllle* .. 96 It takes you TotllU naugh walked, stole second an on the thrown ,Uar- Jersey City 44 64 .449 Klein. .|rf0!40i.14|31|.1.1|40|S3|371 sixth Innings was more than Foxx, Athletic* .. 93 yourself by betting on Thursday fanned. Walt Bowen's nlek to Saatopletro. Heading ...4. 40 57 .412 the of Doyle Yankee* .. 81 "Gor .WriONAI, i,i;a«i k. enough to hold leadership Toronto 33 59 Comb'*, say. that Georgia Coleman, past third scored Cava- .369 the Park circuit for Harry Lynch's single Myer, Senator* 81 geous Georgia,” the greatest dive Dally MiKh—St IioiiIh. 14. Colby, the diminutive left fielder who triumphed nnugh. Games would run second li Holly I*niv—Aril York, 3. Thomaston Kaceys of the Tommlea. made a g reat stab Yesterday. of them all, 6 to Rag* Bated In. over the Watervllle Cresfcents O'Tolle's in and Newark 5. Rochester 4. her specialty on two successive The tied the count In off llpcr left, ..113 2 In the abbreviated tilt. Brammer Brooklyn* Buffalo 6, Baltrnlre 6 (1st). Foxx, Athletic* That's what she did. Kath |M.|T.|W|T.|F.|S.|S.|To. the last half of the sixth frame. Ahearn who attempted to score, Athletic* 90 days. and for the Buffalo 8, Baltimore 2 (2d). Simmon*, *a little for the Kaceys Oagain was caught between third and Yankee* 89 erlnc Rawls, lB-year-o!< Pittoburir ..| H| 8| »| • 87 with home With one out. Rndscvlrh walked Reading at Montreal (1st lluth, her ofl B| 3|iml | Crescents came through home and retired tor the last out game mite from Miami, trimmed went to second on a wild pitch, postponed, wet grounds). Gehrig, Yankee*. ....,. 86 runs. Phlllle* 86 the low springboard on Friday ©NEh Bouton .| Hi 311.11 01 H| 44 and scored on Rose's to In the third ItAilng. Reading 4, Montreal 2 Klein, fl 1| »l were very wea« op- single (2d). Poyn- The Colts (Other cluba not And on Saturday. Dorothy who center. scheduled). bit Of curter *\rw York 81 position for the Recreations Im m Hit*. ton, a 18-year-old One thing that seems to bother 4! 3| 0|12| 4| 8| Cltyan.Aollc.ctuol slird mmc walked off with an 11 to 4 verdict Games Klein, Phlllle* ....181 Los Angeles, humbled tht two Clarence “Hefty” Murlanf, veter- Today. from Is the gauging of Brooklyn 3| 11 01101 8.1 Park. All runs , The Tribes pushed across Foxx, Athletic* 128 off the many golfers | 7| 3| S| at Fulton fouf an league twlrler, who Newark at Rochester. champion high platform. In the more tallies In the seventh and City Porter, Indian* .126 war how far the feet should be scored hy the losers came for Jersey at Toronto. And what a rascal Saturday apart St l.ouln 71 3.1 In the In the pitched the clumi|>loiishlp City Averlll, Indlnn* 126 .1*1 0| 81 4| 1|14| third Inning, while the Rees piled again eighth Inning. Baltimore at Buffalo. Helen Meany. Striving for r for driving. with Brooklyn team last year, has Simmon*, Athletic* ...... 124 to kept twos and threes to win easily. seventh, Fltsnatrick led off at Montreal. fourth div- Fhlliidrlnhln 01 4| • 3.1 up np with the Tommies for Reading place on her Olympic There Is no set but 14 to 15 3|11| 11 | were the a single to left. Hoben sacrificed. signed rule, Barrone and Htewart of the ing team. Helen missed by Jus was hit In the elbow the remainder season. Mar- Pltehlng. about the dis- 37 for the winners with Sellnske by of a point inches Is average 2| 4| 4| 4| S| 41U| henvy-hltters ian’s addition to tlie staff Player Club w. per. three one-hundredths work In the a pitched ball, and Klleas nushed pitching fig- For midiron shot the feet Hhea doing yoeman the Tommies consider- New Swetonlc, Pirate* ...10 .828 When the officials got through tance. a Clnrlunntl • out a Texas Leaguer In left ren- will help Net I I 31 31 m SI 4| 4| Held, firaham hit well for the Tourney Warncke, Cub* .13 .813 uring up the high diving totals be a bit closer. ter. out to Mul- ably. might Colts. Keating popped Gomel, Yankee* ....II .710 Marlon Dole Roper shaded He'cr Tntnlo len. slashed a The best way to And the width .|lM|42|4318H|83|40|80lg08 With neither team scoring more Bobby Cavanaugh in New Allen, Yankee* .7 .778 for third place by a score o the scheachlng single through short, Hampshire Rett*, Brave* .10 .782 h<- Mu of stance suited to the Individual is m'KMA I'lONAI. I.KAUIR. than one run In any Inning, COE AT MIKE FOR 32,20 to 32.211. And that 4 to Fltspatrick and Selenake. IIhem, •Phlllle* .10 .709 Dolly l,iiw- -Montreal. 2. Brooklyn Cubs won a tight scoring N. 1«— way, was another upset, for Meier 1o see that at the top of the back- forcing Klleas Manchester, H„ July Dnlly Highi—Buflfolo. 14. 3 gums over the Motor Lines at Doyl* frounded out. GO Is the Olympic spring!*®; < CHOCOLATE-BERG (UP)—The annual Invitation wo- present swing there is a* nice sense of bal- Washington Park, Htanley held the on second. To make the win more chnmplon. Teantn |IH.|T.|WIT.|F.|0.|8.|T«. hits and was Impressive, Johnny Kerwln's men's tennis tournament of the L. Per. unce and that th* feet do not in- opposition to four The Kid Chocolate-Kid Berg charges chalked two more In^the Ba»t Hampaton ,., I 2 .100 mainly responsible for the win, Madlaon Garden Kss* County club was scheduled terfere with the pivot of the body Nowork 81 M| 4|I8I Slim 8| 88 frame Walt Bowen singled bout at Square Branford 7 2 .778 though his mates pounded Kddle eighth leland to 4 I .444 a Bowl, Long City, will be begin here to-day with 10 of Meriden. Giants Blank at the hips. • 88 for ten solid blows, «»• and Johnny Began crashed out 8 Elm HoSnlo I 1 71 41 H| 01101141 Dlnapoll broadcast to-night starting at 10 the country's llrst IT Portland ...... I .318 the dis- lurlo and Jacaruao two a* home run to left center for ranking play- 0 .322 kjxporlmrnt until proper getting deep over WRAP and an NBC ers entered. Middletown . I I scores In this o'clock is starting with the 81 8| Ml 41 48|I4I 4| 48 the final gams. Deep River ...... I 7 .300 C. 2- tance acquired, piece. network. Charles Francis Coe, au- Mrs Helen Wills Moody, the Rangers A. feet close together and gradually Hopeville look a # to 4 win from 121 81 81 8| 81181 • I thor will be at the microphone. winner last year, and Helen Jacobs widening the stance. the Colored Kike, piling U|> their The B ronklyn Ihrcniened at the are still abroad and will not com- • • total In two Innings of a six In* various stages of game, aim’ | 81 | 0| 81 Ml 81 The entrants Inaluded Mrs Winsted to Moore hatted perfectly men were left stranded mi the Play nlng game. wrence A. Orerf, for the winners getting a hit eaeh sacks, but their host ctiance In Friars and Zi’s Kte. Harper, Mary ST JOE’S PLAY 1*1 81 81 8| Ml l| 4| Mrs Merrill I’alntor, Mr* of his three times at list, while was In the second canto. Marjorie Colored Giants • • • (Hadmen Van Jo- I 41 | *1 I 81 T| 18 CuaaCk and two hits Marjorie Hyn, Murphy got Clash Usrones* The Ht Joseph's Parish league Nose sacrificed, To-night sephine Crulebshenb, I II 8| l| Ml* | 41*1 IT aplooo. Maude Devi, Mianne Palfrey, Anne The Wlnoted baaehall club will nine will meet Croce and Catlttcei'a Item* I Inn iMgw, .....ml of«*f the Ml. tho famous The Bustle Friar* will play (he Page, Mrs Dorothy Weisal Hack ploy, Brooklyn Jloyni listers to-nlaht at Washington 24 MT 21 i48|8MlfM|B8tar4 (everything went wrong In the Colored Ulonto at UJIbort Klold, **R ulna In a second round and Marsh PsHro< Park in an exhibition game at III 5 Itee Loop* yesterday, The top. ^TNrrwrfF^ —99 w w XI-Theta-PI Marjorie Masha., hiMl gam* will la the douhli Wlasted, Wodnoadoy evening m. This will he the Anal practice notch Itellvllla Hottler* were given roller In I he mound, retlr'n* r, M. C> A. _lnterclu\league oompete only p, and •lift p, m. KribIi "Bpood" Con* before Mt Joe's thstr KlVO Hit loo its Of IsrMOlK hOVO a V to 0 forfeit over the Roys' Club fat I|fj I|Im||I game opens * way who hold the House of David Hast Bnd Michigan fanned no them! vs YtMTKIIIlAV'N HKItO second reund series in the Church ltot<3 or4rfoi| hy tlm A nmt mi r Tro|». Cadets for stalling, the ^ to ell hits tut wood, will hurl fur nigh, The oHiioilnii HHooi IhiIoii for Mnnul * nd North Rod Waulea game | tails. a’wsrsysr.a tesgu*. Wednesday iho Wears llod Kurd of Wlnoted, Saturday IH* Mater* will have a hard hitting out- AwiorU'iin toiiiiiumoni lo In. hal'l was stopped in the third Inning hy Huh, ahamplon* of tho m s< Iho omsHiHniinn's gnd Onhvllle imvles won the Oeorge Casey's H Wash. .. who drove In in'iniMMi’t rain, two Ustue, will moot tho Wlnoted atn« Mm* nl If to • over the agtan H'Ma slier will Iom Ihotti over opener and ground* Viinilollo, Ohio, only on ailhort ri«M. ■ August Hi to IT. llemosdgame^jila^ed In itm ttwi ■