THE CITIZEN-ADVERTISER, AUBURN, N. Y., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1935 ffiiffEi \Cardinals Continue Passing up Opportunities UKR11 HALL BOWLING ALLEYS St. Louis Can't Button Makers Beat 0 Ceremonies Set for Tuesday SUNDAY OPENS Night, City Officials to Get Going When Guards, Title Contest Roll—Bill Dempsey ID White Takes First A total of 577 plna gave L. Charge New York LEAGUE SEASON White top honors ln the open'n-r St. Louis Polish Falcon League bowling Giants Let Down Chicago matches a tthe Falcon Alleys, With Rope Co. Tuesday An ardent tenptn enthusiast and a Pittsburgh Auburn United Will Present Pulaski Street, Friday night. widely known sportsman, William Cincinnati Scores: (Bill) Dempsey will take over the By SID FEDER Strong Array Against Wawel * managerial reins of the new bowl­ Associated Press Sports Writer Boston Dyrda 165 148 127 440 Auburn Button Works and Columbian Rope softball teams will ing alleys at the Ukrainian Na­ For some people, opportunity knocks only once. For Franki© Brooklyn Syracuse Turners Here Wisniewskl 147 147 147 441 cross bats at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at the Y. M. C. A. Field to de­ tional Club Auditorium, corner of Philadelphia 170 437 cide the second half championship of the A League, according to an Frlsch and his Cardinals, it's been hanging on the door for a week— American League W. 8roko 120 147 Washington and Cottage Streets, Tomorrow R. Binks 166 125 150 441 announcement today by William S. Stubbs, city softball commis­ at the formal opening Tuesday bnt the gas house gang won't let it in. W L Pet. 146 641 rk F. Rybash 1-83 212 sioner. The game was originally scheduled for Monday night but was night. As a result, they're still four games behind the league-leading I p *^.^° 93 47 .664 Chicago .540 Elaborate ceremonies will be car­ Giants today, and, with only 17 games left to play, the job of catch, So confident is Manager Al 781 779 740 2300 delayed because of the program at Garden -Street arena. Washington 75 64 .529 Aszyk ried out Tuesday * evening and ing up looks as tough as trying to bit one of Carl Hubbell's screwball Brlmley In his newly-organir-t-d The Buttonmakers won their Manager Dempsey has arranged for Detroit 74 66 .521 Auburn United Soccer Club line­ J. Srokarz 150 189 174 513 sixth game in seven starts during specials. .518 Mayor Charles D. Osborne and Cleveland 73 67 up which opens its Central New S. Kadziola 127 131 163 421 the final semester by routing the .507 J. Tama 175 168 Stone of Auburn Oouncilinen James D. Quill, Harry In the past week, the Giants Boston 72 67 York Soccer Football League sei- 150 483 Prison Guards, 15 to 3, last night. have taken only four of their nine one chance la a thousand, climbed .363 M. Killian 137 137 142 406 R. Melone, Arthur J Merrlman and St. Louis son at 2:30 o'clock Sunday after-, It was a rout for the city cham­ Fred W. Andrews to toss the first starts. If the Cards had taken ad­ aboard Young BUI Weir's pitching 71 69 .353 noon at Richardson Avenue Fie id' W. Bachta 150 188 200 538 pions and first half pennant win­ of the big bulbs down the smooth vantage of this let-down, they for five runs in the first inning to Philadelphia 49 86 against the Syracuse Turners that ners after the fourth lnnlsg when Added to Opening S. Y-Penn. 2361 slides. As a special added attrac­ might have picked up as much as sew up a 10-3 victory over the 49 90 he went on record by stating he 739 803 829 13 men batted to drive in nine W L Pet. tion, a five man team from Syra­ 2% games of vital ground, but Bees. Binghamtdn "cannot see how the United can runs. The Canogans pounded cuse, composed of outstanding keg- instead, they only barely managed A surprise turned up for the 42 25 .«27 lose." Paderewski Smljkal and Bobbltt for 17 hits, Garden Arena Bill lers and led by Johnny Martino and to duplicate the New Yorkers' per- Reds in Philadelphia aa the Phil­ Elmira 42 25 .627 His complete list of eligi'jK C. Kott 117 153 170 440 although they scored Just two Willlamsport 40 .588 M. Bachta 176 106 135 416 earned runs. Vic Lelde scattered An ex-collegian who packs a Bill Shaul. will oppose BUI Bou- formance, and missed the chance lies with Dolph Camllll's big bat 28 players includes: Bernard Taf*. of J. Nash Jeys ''Bombardiers," Auburn's lead­ to close the gap. Allentown 34 .515 Syracuse, a native of Wales; Jack 108 114 128 350 10 hits he gave up to the Guards. "kayo" wailop in his right mitt, setting the pace, landed on Wild 34 32 .507 J. Binks 122 147 177 446 ing prize winners aK the American The set-up was not different Bill Hallahan and two other Cln- Scranton Rogers of Syracuse who was born Lineups: Guards — Geislnger, Jimmy Stone of Auburn, returns 30 33 .455 J. Gans 160 154 137 451 to ring warfare Monday night at Bowling Congress in Indianapolis, yesterday. The Giants won their cinnati throwers for 12 hits and i HazeltoWllkes-Barrn e in the United States; Harry Cos cf; Clancy, ss; Colbert, c; J. Clif­ Ind. In the lineup of the Syracus- 29 36 .453 of Ithaca, a native of Scotland: ford, 3b; Howland, 2b; Shea, lb; the Garden Arena in one of the one game against the Cubs, 5-1 a 9-6 win. Trenton 16 .235 683 673 747 2103 ans will be Romie Williams, a with Hubbell pitching a four-hit­ 35 Horaoe Connell of Ithaca, who Guzik, If; R. Clifford, rf; Bobbltt, three five-round bouts on the Au­ The White Sox equalled the Comrade burn Amateur Athletic Associa­ bowler who Is well known here. ter for to 13 th straight win and major league record for hits off 52 learned the soccer game ln Eng­ C. Stawari 166 502 p; SmIJkay, p, rf. Button Works land; James (Scott) Dunlop of 149 187 —McDonald, 3b; Dempsey, ss; tion card. Stone faces a for­ During the past few weeks the 23rd of the season. ~ one pitcher in one game, wallop­ OKonie'ski 167 143 137 447 midable opponent in Bucky Buck- alleys hare been installed under the The Cardinals, with a double- ing Horace Lisenbee for 26 safe­ Ithaca, who was born lu Scotland; Sniokowski 135 127 140 402 Lorence, cf; Hutchinson, lb; Bob Watson of Ithaca, a native of Lattsmann, rf; Pfeifer, 2b; Ve- nell, Rome middleweight. direction of bowling experts. The header against the Dodgers, could ties and a 17-2 win over the* Ath Kulakowski 125 126 119 370 Johnny Netti, ranking 155- alleys are equipped with a new have gained a half-game by taking letics, as Monty Stratton held the Scotland; Jack and Jim Gait of R. Sobus 159 159 166 484 lardl, If; Flynn, c; Leide, p. Scranton, Pa., natives of Scot­ Score by innings: pounder, finishes his training brush ball system which keeps the both. Instead, they won only the Mackmen to six hits. routine today in preparation for bowling balls always clean. The opener, 12-8, as Rookie Don Lou Gehrig blasted his third land. 735 742 728 2205 Guards John Cunningham of this city, 10000200 0—3 10 7 the five-round main go against original "peg spots'' also have been Gutterldge belted out two homers homer in as many days—his 46th Pete Montell of Rome. Jimmy installed In the alleys which, the and a triple, and then dropped for the season—to lead the Yank who was born in Scotland; Adolpii Sokol Button Works National League Retzlaff of this city, a native of Evans of Auburn, Frankie Eme- management claims, allows the the nightcap 5-4, their bats help­ ees to a 14-4 conquest of the New York 6, Chicago 1. T. Rybash 179 168 158 505 12 0 9 2 0 1 Ox—15 17 3 Germany; Walt Dodlmead of tui3 J. Kott 195 177 Smljkal, Bobbltt and Colbert; terio of Rome, Johnny Pollick of bowlers to have a perfect pin spot less before Van Mungo's strikeout Tigers. St. Louis 12, Brooklyn 8 (1.) 137 509 Auburn, Mickey Ross of Rome. on every toss. Shower rooms also elbowing. That battle for third place in Brooklyn 5, St. Louis 4(2.) city, who claims Englnad as hU S. Noga 122 155 158 435 Leide and Flynn. birthplace; Dave Cross of Auburn J. Dudek 141 111 Kid Tobacco of Port Byron and have been erected for the -conven­ That'left the race in this con­ the American League shifted Pltsburgh 10, Boston 3. 133 385 Tony Souana of Little Falls are ience of the patrons. Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 6. who came to this country from P. Dec 166 175 162 503 B League Comedy dition: again, and the Senators broke a Scotland; Al Brimley of this cliy, Conboy's News and Brotan's others on the program. • Manager Dempsey today an­ 'Games tie with the Tigers and took sole nounced that a large number of who was born in England; and ,803 786 748 2377 closed the regular B League Games to possession by trouncing the badly American League schedule by staging a comedy leagues have been formed, includ­ New York 14, Detroit 4. Luke Spinelll of this city, who lialler Club W L Behind Play slipping Cleveland Indians 7-2 was born in Blue Rock, Ark. Chayka 146 408 game with the former winning, ing the Holy Name Society League behind Carl Whitehill's six-hit Boston 6, St. Louis 2. 153 109 and the All-Auburn League. A fol­ Giants 83 54 17 Peic 153 161 157 471 15 to 8. The game was suddenly Big Shakeup in Cards 79 58 4 17 hurling. Chicago 17, Philadelphia 2. halted In the seventh inning when lower of the bowling game for more Washington 7, Cleveland 2. L. White 171 190 216 577 Cubs 78 61 6 15 The Red Sox topped the 161 155 180 496 the lights went out (on purpose). than a quarter of a century, "Bill" Browns 6-2, with Wes Ferrell Sikorski ■will welcome his friends at the Pirates 74 64 9% 16 154 180 168 502 Conboy's scored eight runs in the ' Batting Races The Pirates, who still have that pitching a six-hitter. International (Play-Offs) Mrs. Seymour Noga first inning and from then on the Ukrainian Alleys Tuesday night. Newark 2, Buffalo 0. 792 795 867 2454 tilt was a farce with players of The dedication ceremonies will be­ Rochester 7, Baltimore 6. both teams trying their hands at New York, Sept. 12.—{JP)—A gin at 7:30 o'clock. (Night games.) Gains Owasco all positions. major shakeup in the major American Association Koscinszko league batting races during the Milwaukee 7, Kansas City 6. S. Dober 131 134 131 396 past week founc' Luke Appling of Big Maroon Squad (Night games.) Club Net Finals Bielowlcz 151 154 162 457 Double Header Tuesday Night the White Sox come-baclng to tie N. Y.-Penn. Kurpinskl 143 124 172 439 A double-header attraction has for the American League lead and Rochester and (No games scheduled.) Kubarck 162 120 128 410 been scheduled for the Y. M. C. Paul Waner of the Pirates and Mrs. Jamee Sayre Seymour fron L. Pits 142 162 152 466 A. Field Tuesday night. Commis­ her way into the finals of the Babe Phelps of the Dodgers finish­ sioner "William S. Stubbs of the ing one-two in the National. Newark Back in Owasco Country Club women's 729 694 735 2158 Recreation Commission an­ In First Scrunmage singles net tourney Thursday and Arciszewski nounced today. At 7 o'clock the The favorites for much of the season. Ducky Medwick of the Tobin's Team and gained the right to meet Mra. S. Tokarz 146 149 146 441 St. Alphonsus Columbian Squires League Running Nancy Metcalf Green, defending will meet Marshall, Meadows and Cardinals and Lou Gehrig of the A. Momot 137 121 136 394 champion, for the club crown. 132 327 Stewart in the play-off for the sec­ Yankees lost considerable ground. Marksons Play ond half championship of the "B" The gas house "gangster" finished \ By United Press Mrs. Seymour's opponent whome run Head Coach W. K. "Ki" Young The Squad In Action _,„ . _, ^ ,„ ,_ ^ , Medwick. Appling got 19 hits in toda In yesterday's scrimmage the Marksons to be staged at 3 o'clock annual city tourney and each 609 82L 747 2177 in the fifth which turned out to be ' , y Planned to use the major- 0 2 {ff) The 5 if ot th e Dext act ee ses tomorrow afternoon at Falcon reached the Bemi-finals Pulaski KJX™?* '.*.**?' I, """ ~ 3 chances, boosting his mark 12 the winning tally. Ernie Koy's ? . , " % i entire squad saw action. The first battle for the Canadian open golf - sions in ironing oat the flaws ot f team which started the game lined Park in North Division Str^e*. Mrs. Seymour was defeated by Tobis 125 159 141 425 points t0 <3776( WDile AverI1 four-bagger in the cixth accounted Some well known out of town Miss Helen Stapleton who later Krystian 140 156 157 453 title looked like a two-man affair ciimbed two points to .3778. for the only other tally of the his Auburn Senior High School up with "Woody" Dayton, left gridders. The Maroons are sched­ end; Pat Lombardo, left tackle; players will also appear in the won the 1936 CTOwn, and Mrs. , Bozek 131 139 180 450 as the final 36-holes began today, phelps snowed the biggest gain, game. uled to open their 1936 campaign Armonda Iaia, left guard; Ralph lint-np of the locals who are all Green lost to Mrs. Raymond . 139 145 149 433 fr»-» MUKV maD? 11 th? ,'blf boosting his mark 23 points to Rochester's 7 to 6 victory also 8eseit lto giv1T e Auburn and Cayuga Reed, who was runner up last 1 Nicpon 176 137 160 473 time clubbers of the UniteT d getting 16 hits in 30 Friday evening, September 25, in Dempsey, center; Minturn, right ° * e Rybash -362 by was the result of a heroic homer a night game with Johnson City tackle;: Frank Iaia,. riehright sruardguard;: County fans a real diamond con­ year and thsi year. It is expected j X SV* * remained ln J times at bat. off the bat of Centerfielder Crab- High School under floodlights at Congo Bielowlcz, quarterback; test, and also to even up the the finals will be played early j 711 736 787 2234 tree in the ninth inning. tne neid. The only newcomer to the lists Johnson Field. Jack Clifford, left halfback; 'Red' series with the Syracusans. next week at the Owasco Club. Sobieski if£W"*0* Lit,tle of„San Francisc0- i of first 10 batters was Mel Ott. Winners of the two series meet More than 100 Auburnians Oliver right halfback; Stan Sobus Lewezak 140 132 128 400 abdicated ruler of amateur golf-| Giants' sparkplug outfielder, in a final best four out of seven the motored to Skaneateles Friday to fullback. Others who saw action Noga 115 125 193 423 dom, was so far ahead of most of; who made aeventn place tn the tie for the cup and the honor of watch for the first time the forces were ends; Bryant, ^s'amisaak, 147 141 138 426 his rivals after two par-smashing Nationai League with a .332 meeting the victor of the Amer­ Novak of "Ki" Young in action. There Hoerger, Dicenzo, Fiore; tackles, Kulakowski 186 139 196 521 rounds that only dapper Paul average. ican Association playoffs in the was no klckoff, the Senior High Dhiel, Sarnicola, Sargent, Lenard, Helen Jacobs and Fred Slkora 116 137 133 386 Runyan, former P.G.A. titleholder -Little World Series." School taking the offensive on Martino, Van Riper, D'Antonio; from White Plains. N. Y., ap­ Jimmy Rocco Beats Lewis Standings: their own 20-yard line at the guards, Reynold Shaw, Boock, f 704 674 788 2166 peared to have any chance to W L Pet. opening whistle. Coaches Young Stevens, Dunster, Kerr, Brennan, Perry Have Minor Hurts Kopernik overhaul him Syracuse, Sept. 12 — (JP) — Buffalo 1 .667 and Johnny Grant followed the Hayton; quarterbacks, Hanahan, Suborski 130 Little carded 67-66—133 for'Jimmy Rocco of Niagara Falls 2 f 140 150 420 carrled tne fiftn Baltimore 2 1 .667 plays on the field, pointing out va­ Bill Shaw, Germano, Oregliolianti, Bachta 159 175 107 441 his first two rounds, beating par! round by a big rious mistakes and encouraging Warobick; halfbacks, Lamon, 160 for the St. Andrews public course! margin to gain the judges' deci- Rochester 1 2 .333 By BOB CAVAGNARO 6-4, 6-3 victory over England's Krewezeyk 161 169 490 sloD 2 .333 the young players. Coach Art Myrglot, Wiley, Elch; fullbacks, 142 150 156 by seven strokes. The sharpshoot-! over Mai Lewis, Nanticcke Newark 1 Forest Halls, Sept. 12—(JP)— southpaw, Kay Stammers, in yes­ Plis 448 j Hyatt also was on the field Hamilton, Crehan, Zlbbon. In terday's semi-final. 155 187 148 440 ing Runyan was in second place! lightweight, in the main bout of throughout the afternoon, using coach Art Hyatt's squad were Helen Jaeobs, with a dislocated Wawrzasyk the a ateur fi nt thumb, and Fred Perry, with a At no time during the prelimin­ with 72 65 137 f m £ program at the his varsity on the offensive against Clark, left end; Harvey, left ary rounds has Miss Marble even 756 773 710 2239 Jack Littler of Ottawa, who Arena ^st night alter the fl™t the Maroon junior varsity combin­ tackle; Hobben, left guard; Lop- split finger, generally are ex­ American Ass'n pected to be the women's and suggested the form that carried equaled par twice, and Tony four rounds were evenly fought. ation. erfido, center; Evans. right Manero of Greensboro, N. C., guard; Rogers, right tackle; Rice, men's national singles tennis her to the No. 3 national ranking Both boys suffered cuts over their Particularly brilliant was the before she was injured and forced United States open titleholder, left eyes early in the scrap but tackling and blocking of the Ma­ right end; Dudden, quarterback; champions by nightfall. Playoff Staged Miss Jacobs is slated to defend Into a two-year retirement. She Wife a Football W 1 tie tMrd the only real damage was a roons. Time and again the Au­ Barber, left halfback: McGuire, has made a remarkable showing !*v ^A-J ^*™ Vw ♦ kn'oeMo'wnTy Rocc7?n the"flfth burn backfleld broke loose for right half back; Drew, fullback. her title against Alice Marble of with 1408. Then came Al Watrous San Francis*) today and former after missing two years of major of Birmingham, Mich., with 141 stanza. BY UNITED PRESS j Champion Perry is scheduled to' competition, but she doesn't ap­ Player, Husband and a whole flock of stars with Ralph DeCastro of Rome out­ Milwaukee defeated Kansas i meet Don Budge for the crown pear ready to tackle any one so 142's and 143's. pointed Freddie Lewis of Pennsyl­ City tor the third consecutive time relinquished by Wilmer Allison. formidable as Miss Jacobs. Miss vania ln the five-round semi-final and St. Paul stopped Its losses at State Posts Migratory There are unmistakable signs that Marble was not very impressive Seeks a Divorce Two Anburnians Qualify at 135 pounds. two ln a row by beating Indianap­ Mis Jacobs and the Briton, bar­ in beating Helen Pedersen yester­ Joseph N. Sehwartzwalder and olis in American Association play­ ring further injury, will conquer day, 6-1, 6-1. Ted Welgoss of the Highland off ganiee last night. Perry reached the final by giv­ Vienna. Sept. 12—(UP)—Karl Milwaukee was outhit by Kan­ their adversaries. Lutz, husband of the famous Park Club both qualified in the Fowl Rules ferf Hunters • If and when they do they'll ing an indifferent performance for fifth flight of the fourth annual sas City, but recorded a 7 to 4 three sets and then in the fourth | woman football player Maria Lutz, victory. make history, because Miss Jacobs- invitation golfing tournament will be the first player to win the almost blew Bltsy Grant off the a pretty blonde who plays half- staged at the Onondaga Country j BOXING St. Paul required 11 innings to Albany Sept. 12—OP)—The coot); 25 sora; 15 coot; 15 Wil­ court: Perry won at 6-4, 3-6, 6-2. trim Indianapolis, 6 to 5. crown five* times in a row and ' back on the Tempo team, brought Club, Syracuse, Friday. The two i Sta'e Conservation Department son's snipe or jacksnlpe and four Perry, winner in 1933 and 1934 Win or lose against Perry, Auburn golfers posted scores cf i GARDEN ST. ARENA Milwaukee plays at Kansas City made public today regulations to woodcock. , action for divorce today. again tonight and a loss will elim­ will become the first foreigner to Budge is destined to be the coun­ He pleaded that he must cook, 89. Blond Thew Wright. Jr.. of I MOD., Sept. 14, 8:30 p. m. conform with federal laws affect- The time for hunting the wild win the men's championship three try's No. 1 player by virtue of the Buffalo Country Club, was I inate the Blues from the Pjf/olt. ; lag moratory wild fowl ; keep house and tend the baby St. Paul and Indianapolis shift to "—**"*■ ' waterfowl, and coot during the times. gaining the final round. The Cali- medalist with a par 72 the high 6—Boot*—6 Indianapolis. The department pointed out open season is from 7 a. m. to 4 As a matter of fact the Jacobs- fornian closely approached top while his wife plays football. scoring was the surprise of the Special Attraction— that there is no open season for p. m. Eastern Standard Time and Marble match was expected to be form yesterday In beating Frankie It was understood that mem- day as the favorites finished close "Samson" the wrestling bear snow geese, brant, Ross* goose, for hunting rails, Wilson snipe or an anti-climax, coming after the Parker of Spring Lake, N. J., 6-4, , bers of the team would testify for to 80, some, failing to make the wood duck, ruddy duck, canvas ceck la from 7 a. a. to sunset. California tltleholder's rousing 6-3. 6-3. championship flight entirely. Prices 55c and 99c Union Springs back duck, redhead duck, buffle- the wife. head duck and swan. ! Mrs. LuU plays association 1 football. Mr. Aldrich and family have The open season fer other wild moved to the King place, Grove waterfowl and for rails, gallinules, JOE JINKS, Featuring DYNAMITE DUNN Convinced Now, Blanche? By LLANUZA Street Road. Wilson's snipe- or jacksnlpe, and Miss I ma C. Cornell spent Sun­ coot throughout the state, includ­ day at Auburn dinner guest of ing Long Island, will be from No­ her sister. Mrs. Oscar J. Spencer, vember 1 to November 30, inclu­ add called on frineds. sive. The open season for woodcock Miss Da Collins left Iftst week in that part of the state north ot after spending the summer with the main line tracks of the New her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. York Central Railroad from Al­ Colllne, to resume her duties «>s bany to Buffalo and north of the tearheT at Jamestown. N Y main line tracks of the Boston Mrs H. B. Davis and daughter and Albany Railroad frem Albany Virginia and Mis* Marie Mulligan to Massachusetts State Line will returned to Peoria, 111 last week be from October 1 to Ortebsr 31. after spending a few weeks gae.>U South of that line the open dates of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Davis. will be from October 15 to No­ Edward Hawley of Jamestown vember 14. This includes Long and friends of Buffalo were week­ Island. end giiestf of his mother. Mrs A person may take net *o ex­ Anna Hawley and his sister, Mr. ceed 10 ducks in the aggregate of and Mrs Cnalmer Houghton. all kinds for which there is an Mi** Ida Day spent a few days open season; tour geese; 15 rails th*» past week at Port Byron, and gallinules -except sora and guest of Mrs. William Wilson, Jack snipe, gallinules and wood-

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