punttoj -i WASHINGTON, D. C., AUGUST 31, 1941. Ward Whips Abbott, 4 and 3, for U. S. Amateur Title Despite Heckling by Fans M M W w w W M M . » » t -r t- t- t* T T Warneke Hurls No-Hit, 2-0 Win Over Reds as Cards Take Lead From Dodgers --—— « -- «---—--——-❖ Termed Pass in Seventh, Win, Lose or Draw Victory By FRANCIS E. STAN. Two Miscues Razzle-Dazzle Is Just Starting Toughest Ever One thing the Chicago All-Star game probably proved beyond doubt Is that football, both professional and collegiate, is just starting to go razzle-dazzle. With the greatest collection of talent ever gathered on a Won in Event Mar Classic single squad. Coach Carl Snavely and his assistants couldn’t come close to stopping the Chicago Bears. Conversely, even the Bears didn't look infallible when Harmon. O'Rourke. Franck & Co. took to the air. Golf Association Head Faces Only 28 Hitters, This may be the year wherein the fundamental play may be the pass But Is Hard Pressed and not the running. In the 37-13 victory the Bears won over the All- Makes Talk Against Stars this much was suggested. Both of the All-Stars’ touchdowns were Actions By Jinxed Riddle scored on passes despite the presence of every great running back in col- Gallery's lege ball last year except John Kimbrough. Three of the Bears’ scores Bv BILL BONI, By the Associated Press. were on passes and the other two touchdowns were setup by aerials, one Associated Pres» 8port« Writer. CINCINNATI. Aug. 30 —Lean Lon of which planted the ball on the 1-yard line. OMAHA, Aug. 30.—A true cham- Warneke. 31-year-old veteran of was crowned at the Omaha many campaigns, threw "a little of The rules committees have done precisely what baseball did years ago pion Field Club today—a self-assured. 28- everything" today and pitched him- when the spitball and the emery ball and other trick pitches were ruled ! year-old Westerner w-ho had to over- self into baseball's Hall of Fame out. and the ball was livened up to aid the offense. This year, as you may come w-hat undoubtedly was the with a crucial no-hit. 2-0 victory know, substitute as as the touchback collegians may frequently they want; toughest combination of obstacles in over the Cincinnati Reds. on a fourth-down pass into the end zone has been eliminated, and the | the 47-year history of the United Giving all he had to the St. Louis ball may be passed forward as well as backward and lateral behind the States Golf Association's amateur Cardinals' fight to overhaul the ahead to a line of scrimmage. championship. Brooklyn Dodgers and go The champion is Marvin Harvey pennant. Lon faced only 28 batters Ward of Spokane, Wash whose for the only no-hltter of the 1941 The Pass May Be Football's Basic Play friends call him "Bud.” but who dis- season in either major league It is not unanimous that the Bears' smashing triumph was entirely covered today that apparently he Giants Give Helping Hand. legal. That is. there are critics who point out that the final touchdown doesn’t have a friend in Omaha. His feat put the Cards in front by j The in the order in two as the Dodgers lost two eame on a lucky break, another was the direct result of pass interference obstacles, points which stood between him and games to their hated rivals, the and a third was scored on the moss-covered "sleeper'' play. This is true they his second amateur title, were Pat Giants. but. at the same time, it must be remembered that in rolling up 37 points Abbott, handsome young Los An- All that spoiled Warneke's mag- the Bears were even as revised for are playing college rules, which, 1941, geles player who was matched with nificent work under hazy, warm skies not as wide-open as the pro laws. him in the 36-hole final; the Field was a walk in the seventh to Lonnie There are clearly defined touches now of basket ball, ice hockey and I Club course, with its tight fairways Frey, a high throw by Creepy Crespi rugby in the modern game. The Bears, in particular, stole from basketball and hiddjen, slick greens, and a on Frank McCormick's grounder in boisterous, unruly gallery of 3.000 the fifth, and Jimmy Brown's muff on a play from Sid Luckman, the passing quarterback, to Ken Kavanaugh, ; that had come out to see Abbott win of Jimmy Gleeson s short fly in the the rangy end. It was a steal from the pivot play, with Kavanaugh racing and didn’t care who knew it. eighth. into the enemy secondary, turning and facing Luckman for the pass, and Fans Help Abbott’s Bad Shot. Frank McCormick was doubled up it to of the Bears who raced on both sides of him. then shoveling one by That, at least, was the most chari- trying to steal second as Gleeson It rarely failed against the All-Stars. table interpretation that could be put struck out. and Gleeson was caught We don't pretend this is new. It merely is cited to show what a good on their actions, notably on the 24th in a double play on Ernie Lombardi a Red- passer like Luckman and a great offensive end like Kavanaugh can mean hole In the afternoon. It was there bounder, making Frey the only that six in front of Ab- left stranded all to a present-day team. The Mr. Bigs of the Bears no longer are Bill people got leg day. bott's ball when it was on its way Osmanski. the plunging, hard-running fullback, or Maniaci or Famiglietti, Kiddie is v%ormy Kivai. over the green, after having been The Cards themselves were having but Luckman and George McAfee, the top passers. Through the air the warned to be alert so they could no bed of roses. Young Elmer Bears exactly 100 more yards than on the ground. Both teams gained move out of the way if necessary, Riddle mowed them down almost 312 but moved 439 on aerials. That gained only yards by running yards and this stopped the ball on the with the same ease as did Warneke seemed to us a fair idea of what to expect both in pro and college ball fringe of the green and in none too the Reds. He allowed five hits, two this year. serious trouble. of them scratches, and the game this was accidental. _ Perhaps still might be going if Harry Craft Harold W. Pierce of Boston, the in Was Line had been able to hold Don Padgett 's Big Edge Chicago Blocking, Play U. S. G. A. president, said he thought whistling liner. Harry had to make The question often is asked, “What is the big difference between pro so. Yet after a marshal, in the a long run. but he got both hands on and college football in an All-Star game such as Chicago’s and New ensuing scramble for places around the ball and had to be charged with the had kicked Abbott's ball York's?” The other night in Chicago there was assembled more famous green, an error. onto the green—this time genuinely had and coaches than you could hit with a shotgun, and the concensus was that Johnny Hopp singled by accident—Pierce himself felt it Brown walked preceding the error line play and blocking was the big difference. was necessary to step to the center and both scored. Riddle never was “There wasn’- much said one of the big-name ground-gaining.” of the green and deliver a lecture in trouble at anv other time "I mean to college coaches, who preferred to talk anonymously. don’t on proper gallery conduct which AN ENTERPRISING JUMP—This spectacular leap by Enterprise brought victory in the $200 Jumping test in the Warrenton iVa.' The crowd of nearly 1C.000 was the the All-Stars line In the that say that pros simply overpowered by plunging. ODeneed with statement of the Fort Myer team, ably ridden by Capt. David Wagstaff, Horse Show yesterday. the National League lead today with nightcap until a pain in his groin demonstrations, and Pierce admitted Margin Mangrum header with the Red Sox tomor- hurled a l-hitter. Emmett Mueller's of Boston Is And there were backs like 4 to 3 caused Bowman to relieve him in O'Rourke College experience. a surprising double triumph, as the man he never had seen such ani- row at Boston. The Nats will single first up in the Standlee and Gallarneau of Stanford. Saggau and Piepul of Notre Dame. By TOM REEDY, and 5 to 1. the eighth inning. McGee, how- in a Back of it an off on re- first inning being the only safety. mosity gallery. Press Writer. enjoy day Tuesday, ever. received credit for the triumph Allerdice of Princeton and half a dozen others who could play for any Associated Sports The Dodgers showed up at the On the other hand, however, he all, apparently, was a widespread turning to Griffith Stadium on and the run the Dodgers col- team in the the Bears, HERSHEY, Pa. Aug. 30,-Ben a and a only "home run pro country, including story that Ward on his first to meet the Phila- Polo Grounds with game I is noted for his pitches.” day crest a Wednesday lected from their eight hits was Joe It was line and downfield that made the Bears’ aerial Hogan, riding the of great half over the St. Louis consecutive homers in one play blocking here had labelled the course a "cow Athletics in the first of a advantage Three streak, shot a smart 69 delphia Medwick’s 18th homer in the sec- The were and blocked Com- par-busting Cardinals, but the combination of inning were clouted off Warneke attack click. pros bigger they viciously. pasture”—a remark he denied ever two-game series. | ond in the third round of the $5,000 Warneke's no-hitter at Cincin- inning. by the Chicago Cubs early this to McAfee and the Bear Harmon. Franck and the other made, he admits •- Lgn pared fullbacks, having though to- Old Gabby Hartnett hit his fourth w'as Hershey Open golf championship nati and Brooklyn’s double setback month. All-Star backs received little And on a few the quite frankly it in none too run the Giants in the blocking. except plays a total of 205 and a 3-stroke home for day for ahead of Jack Grout of Pa., here threw the two pennant rivals His best season was 1932 when he All-Star were rushed. good condition. Pittston, Rucker produced a passers lead over Lloyd Mangrum of Mon- won-lost and sixth, Johnny won 22 and lost 6 with The finish of the on the who showed his with this into a tie on reckoning only the seems to that a team to win over All- match, familiarity a double and a single, and It safe say good pro figures any terey, Cal. sent St. Louis in front in triple, Cubs. Two other seasons he won 33d hole with Ward the w’inner course with a good 69, to go with his percentage. and two | This is because of co-ordination, better line by under for the dis- Dick Bartell hit a triple Btar squad. experience, play Fourteen par 66 of round .640 to .638. 20 or more games. In the World 4 and 3, was entirely typical. No yesterday, best of the singles in the widespread New York and blocking, a pull in weight and a greater need to win. The pros are tance, Hogan needs only a 74, one had held the lead since i Series of 1935 he won the two games sooner had Abbott, who had taken tournament so far, and only his Brooklyn attack. The Giants tallied once in because football is their bread and butter and never can allow over, tomorrow to break Henry 20 and turned back the took from Detroit. Last trying they five to reach the green on this shaky 77 at the start kept him from August twice in Chicago 280 for this tour- the first, again the fourth, with their own Picard’s record of Giants yesterday. 5 to 4. year he won 16 and lost 10 themselves to be beaten any consistency without making par-4 hole, made the gesture which being in contending position. the sixth and another in the sev- nament, established in 1937. Bat. Warneke came to the Cards In racket look bad conceded the hole and the match Giants Go Wild at enth. Though he was in trouble many Snead Fails on Greens. ! the fall of 1937. all of his previous The All-Stars are faster. the fastest back in the to Ward than two huskies rushed But the invariably Possibly times the Texan today Terrymen opened Brooklyn AB H O A N XorJ' having forward and hoisted the loser on today, pint-sized Sam Snead hit his shots as well Walker.rf 5 15 0 Ban 1.3b 3 2 1 major league experience National League is Bob Swisher, Bear halfback. Yet Jack Robinson, the floodgates on all the pentup ani- O O came out time and again in brilliant a Her'an.Cb 5 13 2 Rucker.cf 5 4 been with the Cubs. shoulders while the new as ever, but couldn't sink putt. back U. C. L. ran from him to a their cham- mosity surrounding the cross-town Reiver cf 4 12 0 Ott.rf 5 3 1 1 colored from A., away grab 48-yard pass fashion. He found the traps on O Makes Error on Heroic Try. was left alone until some one When he got to the sixteenth, Snead, 2 1 4 3 Young.lb 4 1 13 pion rivalry and bagged ooth games with rJlwii.lb O 3 O frofm O'Rourke for the All-Stars’ second touchdown and bring the score four holes and hit a clump of trees in his on his Med ck if 4 2 3 O Moqre.il 2 Warneke labored on as the ten- shouted: disgust, rapped putter a show of 3 Arnch.lt 2 1 1 0 j great authority. Riggs.3b 4 12 some to 16-13. Speed helps, but it isn't everything in football. once, but the ball, fortunately, shoe and the head flew off. He had Dantlin* c 3 1 2 0 sion rose. Occasionally Red "How about Ward?” made a dozen hits off four Reese.s* 4 0 3 2 They 3 0 10 Juiwes as were bounced on to the fairway. But an even par 73 for 214. with Owen c 4^15 got a long drive—but the Cards Abbott Makes along hurlers in the first game 1 0 0 0 Hale.2b 4 213 Big Rally. was dead- Brooklyn •Waddell around the greens, Hogan N. o o 1 O Lohr n.p 1 o o o doing and dying that Lon might all this the match Clayton Heafner, Linville, C., and 14 two Franks.c Despite turmoil, 10 against unlucky Dodger 2 12 1 f Hart nett 1 1 <> 0 ly. He got down five putts of who had a 71. KimbalLo o grab his first no-hitter. They itself was no means in the French.© 1 « O 1 £Wh head « 0 by secondary. even chuckers nightcap. JJ feet or longer, and after an par n o o » Bow an.© 10 0 0 almost everything and some It was a match worthy of better Horton Smith saw a good bit of Mel Ott, veteran star of the Al'en o stopped front nine of 36, raced home with ♦ Galan 1 ii « n balls were tagged for green pas- Devil Diver Sets Pace in treatment between the man who the countryside on his round, but Giants, led the first-game attack Higbe © O 0 Sweep four birdies and a 33 on the Hershey 0_o tures. won the 1939 title at North Shore putted well as usual and saved a 72 with three hits. His first single Totals 35 12 27 11 Country Club layout. Totals 35 8~t2d 12 Jimmy Brown's error was a ball in and an likeable for 215, where he was tied with knocked Newt Kimball out of the for Owen In ninth irfiiing. Chicago equally ♦Batted a hit ♦ inning that might have gone for with Of Californian who took the public Mangrum Has 70 Round. •Harry Nettlebladt, Framingham, box in the sixth. His 24th home Batted for Alien in ninth Hopeful by Whitney Entry; ’Two cut when winning run scored less at stake. The ball was coming who had a links crown in 1938 and two years Mangrum came in with 38-32 for Mass., 71, and Gene run tied the score in the eighth, iBatted for Lohrman in seventh Inning. for Hartnett in seventh inning. down far behind him. Be backed later went to the amateur final at a 70 and ordinarily enough to Kunes, Philadelphia, with a 72. and his single with two out in the CRan 208^ Brooklwn __OnO 300 000■ 3 steadily, jumped and got it. But in Is Set Down Oakmont in a man in front. ninth knocked in the deciding run. 011—4 Arcaro, Jam, Pittsburgh. put Lefty Bill Stackhouse of Sequin. New York fT", ... 000 020 fell and the ball bounced The scores came on Jimmy It was a good match, but one in Denny Shute was six shots behind Tex., equaled par for 216, as did only Brooklyn Runs—Camilli. Medwick. Riggs. Bartell. Errors— out of his glove. Jimmy didn't care. By BOB McCORMICK, Buster, which was another length which at one did there but the dour was Lew Riggs' homer with two on Ott Young. Darining, Jurges. only stage Hogan, Denny Johnny Bulla. The 1939 Hershey Runs batted in— Bill Lohrman in the fourth. Hale. Owen. Reese (See WARNEKE. Page A-12.) Associated Press Sports Writer. away. appear even a shade of doubt that quite satisfied with events as they open champion, Felix Serafin of against Risgs <3>. Hale (2'. Ott 121. Two-base Paying *2.80. *2.50 and *2.40 in Ward would be the winner. He started the The Giants got two of these runs hits—Jurges, Hale. Bartell. Home runs— SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y., That turned out. day Scranton, Pa., rolled up another 73 Stolen bases—Hale. Walker. the* mutuels. Devil Diver was fifth When Hank Dan- Riggs. Ott. Aug. 30.—The racing Whitneys ran away came from the 21st through the with a cold in the eyes and had to for 217, where he was bracketed back in the Sacrifices—Lohrman. Bartell. Double play —Camilli to Reese to Camilli. Left on in historic in second place. Sent to the front 24th holes a singled and Bill Jurges and one-two-three-four the in the afternoon when be treated by physician. Wearing with Terl Johnson, Norristown, Pa. ning bases—New York. P: Brooklyn. 7. Bases after a of a mile in the in succession. 1; Official Score Stakes at today, quarter 6H- Ward, who had been 4 at the smoked Shute went out to have O’Dell Hale doubled on balls—Off Kimball. 1: off Lohrman. Hopeful Saratoga up glasses, Eighteen professionals played Struck out— i NEW YORK. AB R H. O A. E he out was removed for a off Bowman. 1: off Allen, 1. their chief contender furlong dash, stayed right and him- Lohrman I Sturm, lb _4 1 0 S 9 l but only after (See WARD, Page A-14.) struggle around, surprised the 54 holes in par or better, with By Lohrman. 1: by French. 1 by Bow- there to win in and earn Rtzzuto. ss _ 4 2 0 1 *0 the of the turf 1:18s* with a fine which Included a and without pinch-hitter in the seventh and Bob man. 1: by Higbe. 1. Hits—Off. Kimball. for juvenile jackpot self 70, bright sun, dry turf on Henrich. cl_3 3 4 5 0 0 the vic- 8 in i in nines (none out in «ixtn> *35.950 Second Bowman credit for _ was out of the top prize money. hole-in-one. iron on the wind. gained innings: off Allen, none in Keller. 11 5 0 1 2 0 0 bumped right pic- Shute’s French 4 in 0 was worth third. the last two off 2 in 2’s innings off Dickey, c _5 115 0 ture. After dividing five of Sara- place *3.500; *1.500. 189-vard fourteenth hit 10 feet in After tomorrow's final 18 holes, tory by pitching innings. *3 inning; HUbe. 10 Lohrman. 8 in 7 innings: off Bowman, Selkirk, rf_3 114 and fourth, $500. The race sent Gordon. 2b_4 13 13 0 toga's traditional 2-year-old classics, Statistics front of the pin and the ball rolled the brigade looks toward Chicago Medwick Averts Shutout. none in 2 Winning pitcher—Bowman. Devil Diver’s Major Umpires—Messrs. Cro»etti. 3b _3 0 10 10 went to town in earnings soaring to in. He an ace in 1931 winner of 18 Losing pitcher—Higbe. 0 the Whitneys really j had at Au- for the *11,000 Tam-O-Shanter Kirby Higbe, games Ballanfanr. Pinelli and Barlick. Time— reuer, p _ 3 0 0 1 0 $43,375. SUNDAY, AUGUST 31. 1941. today's rich getaway feature. Mrs. gusta, Ga. tournament, for which qualifying for Brooklyn, was sent onto the 2:24. Probable attendance—50.000. AMERICAN. Totals _30 liijr'il Whitney’s Devil Diver won Jockey Club Gets Arcaro Case. Shute stood alone at 211, a stroke starts scene in the ninth and received his Payne j Thursday. AB H WASHINGTON. AB R H. O A I Ramillies lost whatever chance he Result! Yesterday. Brklyn. AB. H O A. New Y O. A 1 it, her Shut Out was second, her ---I Case, It _ 4 1 2 0 0 j New York. 8: Cramer, cl _4 0 14 O' d was third had when the entry pinched him Washington. 1. rm'n 2b 3 0 4 1 Rucker,cf 5 3 10 daughters Ampitheatre H Lewis, rt 0 0 0 0 Boston. 12: Philadelphia, 3. Reiser.cf 4 3 11 Ott.rf 4 12 0 _4 0 as he moved on the in- _ 4 4 1 and her son’s Buster was fourth. off. just up 0 2 2 8 1 Travis, ss 4 0 0 Detroit. 7; Cleveland, 3. Camlili.lb 4 17 Young.lb 0 0 He recovered to finish 3 15 0 Vernon, lb_ 4 2 5 1 Walter P. side. gamely M'dw'klf 4 111 Moore.If 3 0 2 0 But Chrysler, jr.'s j St. Archie, 3b _ 0 2 Louis, 10; Chicago, 1. Chaos Marks of U. S. Amateur Golf Riggs.3b 4 12 2 Hartn t.c 4 10 0 fifth. c _ 3 0 0 7 2 1 Ramilies. the second Windup Reese.ss 4 12 4 Jurges.ss 4 2 10 Early, well-played | 1 5 2 o accused Standing of the Clabt. 13 1 Hale.2b 2 10 3 Bloodworth. 2b_ 3 0 was into the rail, The stewards Arcaro, who Owen.c 2 0 0 0 1 choice, pinched | W. L. OB. 0 0 0 McGee.p 3 0 10 Hudson, p _ 0 0 Pet. •Wasdell 1 o o o served a 30-day suspension for of Tribute to Ward 0 I Aderholt _1 o o bumped and almost knocked down by New York_87 44 .884 Abbott Lifted on Shoulders Fans; Pranks.c 10 11 B'wman.p 10 0 0 *0 j Pays 0 0 1 Masterson, p _ 1 0 0 on at Em- Chicago .. 68 62 .523 1814 Casey.p 2 0 0 0 o a of the horses just rough riding Bright Grey r West —. 1 0 couple Whitney Boston _ 67 82 .518 IP 10 0 0 last of “unfair was tG»l»n Anderson, p 0 0 0 rt 0 0 as he was his move on the pire City July 19, Cleveland_ 64 62 .508 2014 By HAROLD CLAASSEX, “Pick up Ward, too,” that the Pat as they were on me," Hamlin.p 0 0 0 0 making 0 His case was Detroit _ 61 68 .473 25 tL'v'get'o 10 0 tactics.” referred to Assocl»ted Pres* Sports Writer. new was lifted to the Ward’s reaction. _ 32 ~H 27 13 4 far turn. And. shortly afterward, 71 .441 29 champion Totals *7 Philadelphia_ 66 In third, meets * never this course was 14 » Batted lor Hudson the stewards announced were the Jockey Club, which next St. Louis _ 66 71 .441 29 30—The final shoulders of other exuberant “I said Totals 35 ~8 24 12 Totals 32 27 ~6 they 31 OMAHA. Aug. t Batted lor Masterson in eighth Washington_ 63 72 .424 as some • for Owen In seventh. Eddie Arcaro, Tuesday. match of the 49th national ama- fans. in terrible shape, people Batted 302 OOO 120—* suspending Jockey t Batted for Casey In seventh. New York _ crowd Garnet Today. Garnet Tomorrow. no I did. I did that the Washington 000 001 000—1 who had the ride on Shut Out and Tne largest closing day in teur golf championship today re- The gallery of 3.000 made say say 7 Batted lor Hamlin in ninth, also watched N. Y. at Wash.. 3. Wash, at Boston (2). course was not in as Runs batted in—Keller (3). Dickey Set- who returned to action years —21,101— Roy sembled the finish of a two-bit secret of its hopes that Abbott good shape Brooklyn _ 010 000 000—1 just recently Chi. at St. Louis <2>. N. Y. at Phila. (21 kirk. Crosett: Thiee-base hits—Keller. Dorimar win (21. as but it was New York_100 102 lox—5 after serving a suspension for rough Martin’s the *9,850 Detroit at Cleve. (2). Chicago at Cleve. wrestling show, with caddies would win. it could have been, Vernon. Stolen base—Case Sacrifices— Phila. at Boston (2). St. Louis at Det. (2). Runs—Medwick, Rucker, Ott, Young. Breuer. Rizzut Double plays—Vernon to first money in the over a tom scram- Said Harold W. Pierce of Brook- as fair to one as it was to an- riding at Empire City. prize 1%-mile sprawled green Hartnett, Jurges. Errors—Young Runs Travis to Vernon' Selkirk to Gordon to other. And with the York. .. Second Sweep by Entry. Saratoga Cup by 5 lengths from bling for the balls and the loser line, Mass., president of the today, wind, batted In—Young. Medwick, Jurges. Hart- Sturm Lett on bases—New nett. Rucker, Moore. Two-base hits—• 4 Bases on balls—OH Mas- W. E. Welcome Pass. Wil- NATIONAL. on the shoulders of United States Golf Association: it was as great a test of golf as Washington. It was the second time this year Boeing’s carried away Rucker. Owen. Reese. Ott, Bartel!. Three- terson. 3. St rue out—Bv Hudson 2; ny that an has a stake race. liam du Pont's Pairymant was third, Reanlts Yesterday. the crowd. “I think much of the feeling I have ever have seen. base hits—Reiser. Rucker. Home run—- Kreuer. 4- by Masterson. 4. H:ta—On entry swept Medwick. Sacrifices—Moore. Hale. Young. •'» in :» Innings, off Masterson. 4 New York. 4-5: Brooklyn. 3-1. was “Did I that this was the Hudson. Ben Jones, trainer for Warren with Fenelon, the favorite, finishing Neither Bud Ward, the Spokane for Abbott aroused because say I/Tt on York. »: 8 1 in I j St. Louis. 2: Cincinnati. 0. bases—New Brooklyn. in 5 inningeS off Anderson. inning. a lien- I ever had Bases on McGee. off Casey. 3 Masterson 1 Selkirki. Calumet Farms, did it in fourth. The winner paid *8.80. Chicago. 4: Pittsburgh, 1. spanker Atho returned to the he never had won this title, while most unruly g balls—Off 1: H bv pitcher—Bv Wright's Struck out—By McGee 5: by Casey, 2: by Wild p tch—Hudson. Losln~ pitcher—Hud- covered the route in Others not scheduled. won in nor Pat Ward was his second. I before when I walked the Arlington Futurity with Sun Dorimar long throne he 1939, seeking played Hamlin. 1. Hits—Off Casey. 10 in ti in- son Umpires—Messrs.. Oneve. McOo*an Some Chance and Wishbone. 2:58*5. Standing of the Clubs. Abbott, the Los Angeles singer know that every time I go to sep down the thirty-second hole? nings: off Hamlin, 4 in 2 Innings: off Mc- and Quinn Time ofear. j—' Attend- Again, Gee. 7 In 74j Innings: off Bowman. 1 in ance- r> «>«>■» am wasn’t it?’’ That was supposed to be the first The crowd established a record W. L. Pet. G.B. and actor, had a chance to sink Joe Louis fight I hoping that Well, 1 innings Winning pitcher—McGee. St. 80 45 .640 Losing Umpires—M^isrs. it ever one-race handle for the Louis_ their before the the will be beaten and The caddy Stanley Udron. 20, pitcher—Casey time happened. betting Spa Brooklyn _Si 46 .638 closing putts champion ] Pinelli. Barlick and Ballanfant. Time— .566 took that I will see an of Omaha, that every The first three Whitney horses to on the Hopeful. A total of *146,369 Cincinnati _ 69 53 914 crowd and caddies charge. upset.” explained 2.18. Attendance—On.370. Pittsburgh _ 87 56 .545 1” on event. When realized Abbott'was Pierce also said he was positive time Ward missed a shot and got finish were coupled in the betting was bet the New York_ 60 65 .480 20 they BASEBALL i5W£ and held at odds-on favorites. The Chicago_ 56 72 .438 2514 taking a 6 as Ward headed for a that the spectators who kept into trouble “hed just call for _ 51 73 .411 E. Boston 2814 rushed for- Abbott's ball from rolling down old double duty, his niblick, and C. Duckpin Loop Ready winner, ridden by young Jack Skelly, Philadelphia.. 85 88 .285 44 match-ending 4, they Washington ts. New York finished two Incubator for Baseball Pat and carried the steep rear bank on the bang, we d be right up there by Christian Endaavcr Duckpin lengths in front of Shut Game«*Teday. Garnet Tomorrow. ward, picked up eons In across tha to shake hole had done so the League is scheduled to start its 15th Out. with Mrs. Charles Shipman California has 36 native Pitta, at Chicago. Cincl. at Chicago (2). him carpet twenty-fourth cup again.” at (2). Said “He's the season on IS it Columbia LEAGUE Payson's another two the leagues—more than any ! Bklyn. at Now York. Boston Bklyn. Ward’s hands. unintentionally. Abbott, greatest September AMERMAH PARK Ampitheatre big at N. Y. (2). Soar at Phila. <4>. fhlla. It "The were as on amateur I’ve ever lengths back. Jock Whitney owns two other States put together. St. Louis at Clnei. plttsby. at St. L. (2). galleries tough played.” alleys. 4 5 I i