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YORK, June 18.—The two future that only great champions can greet running distances are hope to match or beat. the halt mile and the mile. NEWThey call for a larger mix- California Again. ture, a greater combination seems to be * of both and stamina. /CALIFORNIA—that as Slab Star of ’33 Now Far speed familiar word in the realm of Phils Have Lapse Cards It is to the thrill that ^ Bears’ Varsity and Huskies’ easy imagine sport. 25.000 drew at Princeton spectators Max Baer, new heavyweight cham- Take but Off Stride—Earl Beaten on when the two West- Two, Dodgers, Saturday great pion of the world—California. Freshmen Easily Class ern Glenn of runners, Cunningham Ben Eastman, new record for half Braves Carry On. Early by Tribe. Kansas and Ben Eastman of Cali- mile—California. of Races. left time the dust from Hudson fornia, taking I. C.-4A track and field champions their feet over both routes. flying —Stanford from California. the Associated Prm. Within less than 10 minutes By BY JOHN B. KELLER. Ellsworth Vines, pro tennis cham- BY FOSTER HAILEY. these two runners had traveled s~~s. NE of the most surprising ball club pion—California. Associated Press Sports Writer. the two classic distances ol the cham- I 1 and important develop- Helen Jacobs, women’s tennis n. y., June I j slipped a trifle In the track faster than human feet l I merits the National pion—California. to- Sunday tussling with ever followers had moved before. Olin Dutra, open golf champion— 18.—Rowing League race has pro- WASHINGTON’Sthe Indians, but not takes more than day still were singing the It something speed California. duced so far this season lies to those records of Poughkeepsie,praises of two great West enough annoy directly and stamina to break this Lawson Little of Stanford. British in the showing of the so-called It fell back to Coast the California var- interested. only sort. It also takes rare Judgment in amateur golf champion—California. crews, weak clubs of the Eastern sector and the fresh- three games behind the lead the matter of pacing and timing. And now the California crew again sity Washington of the circuit In the Western men as reviewed the re- and the end of the champion- Cunningham, for example, can pace rules at Poughkeepsie to give this they tour which began early last ship campaign still is 97 games himself within a fifth of A second amazing State another crown. sults of the renewal Saturday of week. for each He carries In his the Re- away. quarter. Here you have a championship Intercollegiate Rowing Instead of taking it on the chin But that Earl Whitehill was brain the watch that Nurmi once menu that embraces fighting, row gatta on the Hudson. all around, Boston, Brooklyn and Phil- largely responsible for the Sun- carried in his hand. ing, golf, tennis, track and field. Postponed for a year because of adelphia have dealt out blows right was out after a new of statistics economic conditions, one of the most day slip is something to cause Cunningham Some master probably and left to the West's pennant con- record, and when he saw the first into the and dis- colorful and of the great concern among those in will dig dope stirring spectacles tenders while the league-leading half had used 2 minutes and 5 world back to the charge. up cover that Cavalcade, Cunning- college sports came Giants took the occasion to improve seconds, approximately, he knew the ham. Gomez, Hubbell and Gehrig river In all Us old glory for one of By of last season the their position by winning five out mid-Jyne second half had to be run around all had California ancestors. \he most successful renewals since Earl had left-handed to a number of of six. 2.01. No one State in the history of sport the first race in 1895. victories and was well on his way to The Phillies’ double set-back at He had to run the fastest third ever has furnished a greater number A crowd estimated at from 25,000 his most successful season In the big the hands of the second-place Car- ever known in a mile race— of champions, spread over a wider to 50,000 persons, aboard scores of show'. At the finish, he boasted a quarter dinals weakend the Eastern drive a 61.8 seconds—to be within gripping field, than California has in the last pleasure craft in the river, the 16-car record of 22 wins against 8 losses. bit yesterday as the hurling of the distance of the laurel he was after. few months. observation train or on van- Inasmuch as the Nationals scored perched Dean brothers, plus their rivals' lack And the wonder Is that after such tage points along the shore and on just 99 victories last year it is easily of effectiveness, gave the Cards the a heart-breaking quarter, he still had The First Head Punch. the bridge, saw a California varsity realized how valuable the Earl was decisions by 6 to 0 and 7 to 5. Paul enough left to move into an even ASKED Dumb Dan Morgan, one eight, every man of which was com- Dean to his club in its drive to the pennant. pitched five-hit ball to win his faster pace for the final whirl around what he peting in the regatta for the first decision in But here’s mid-June again and this I of Camera’s seconds, eighth straight the opener, the track. as the vital of the time, sweep to close but convincing and Brother time the Earl shows nothing more picked spot Dizzy appeared in time It was during the second quarter victory in the four-mile race and the than an even break for his efforts. fight. to get the victory in the eight-inning that Cunningham saw the pace set "Baer's first to the head,” he husky Washington yearlings row to Five wins against five losses. punch nightcap. Nothing the Gene Venzke of Penn- ; a in the two-mile by graceful said. "We told Primo to be sure and five-length victory Still Three Games Back. like the Whitehill of the champion- for sylvania was not last enough any keep that left guard up. He didn't. opening contest. ship chase. double left record march. Baer measured him for that wallop Only a smoothly stroking junior rpHE victory the Cards three behind the So the Kansan raced to the and when it landed Camera was in no varsity from Syracuse saved anything X games Giants, Walks Great Aid to Foes. who humbled the front to take command and mental condition to take anybody's for the East, the Orange oarsmen get- Pirates, 9 to more than two or three times with the aid of from that point he was shoot- advice. He was in a daze. After that ting a close victory over Navy in the 3, Lefty O’Doul's | homer this season has the Earl flashed ing at the clock—not at Bon- the injury to his ankle took away any three-mile Jayvee contest. It was the pinch with the bases full. The NOT i losers who had no He ; only race the Westerners did not almost dropped into the second the form that made thron and Venzke. chance he might have had. fell pitching division, but saved fourth chance to match this final once from one of his own punches. ; dominate. California’s Jayvees finish- place by him so successful in the last. And one when speed. "Baer is not only a hard hitter, but ing a well beaten fourth. Washing- percentage point the Braves 1 and Cubs divided a the cause of his misfortune this time Cunningham produced everything a a fast hitter. He not only has a good ton was not entered. bargain bill. Boston won the 4 to as is smeared on his record like the great, runner needed in this race—not right hand, but a punishing left for opener, 2, overlooking uncanny Judgment of the body. a 4-run burst against Bud Tmning in mouth on Joe Browm's pan. Parade of Coast Crews. the second carried Fred pace and the courage to risk that "After thatmrst punch landed I Frankhouse It is not that the Earl has yielded third-quarter rush. For here he was don't think all the seconds in the varsity race was a West Coast to his tenth mound victory. The sec- an overabundance of hits all the moving into unexplored realms, never world could have done much about THEparade almost from the start ond clash went 11 innings before before, that might have not after the ankle to Chuck Klein socked his seventeenth way. Monte Weaver over virtually attempted it—certainly the finish line. Cornell. trouble. It was a homer and produced a 3-2 Cub tri- led to heavy game gave way. 1 and an stretch has been nicked for Syracuse Pennsylvania offered >m equal shot—and it came through. “We knew something was wrong air.milquetoast recalls t^st ! umph. some contention and a about as many safeties, yet has won with his underpinning early In the early fighting the MICK OF T7MC THAT Rw68CP IS Brooklyn took two games from Cin- added. “But Camera Navy crew came in the last half A cinnati's lowly Reds, 4-2 and 9-7, eight games and lost only one. The Eastman’s Running. fight,” Morgan up WOm COMOuCToR AajO HOPS A©OARO each on a 3-run said nothing about it then. He could mile to almost nose out winning rally In the Earl’s trouble has been lack of BEN EASTMAN, the Stanford Washington a hot water — great around in certain BorrLe ninth, and made it five out of seven step positions, but for control. smart a race— second place, but through most BIGblond, ran just as when caught off balance he was help- I in the West. Van Mungo's tenth In the 14 games he has started this of but different lines. leas.” , the four long miles it was the two YANKEE IN FIRST with the one-game margin they Of the 50 walks the Earl has given Eastman, with his long, almost the California crews which won gained Saturday. Lefty Gome* held opposing batters this season, 17 be- flawless stride, timed himself per- Poughkeepsie and titles in _BY JOHN LARDVER_ the Tigers to five hits in the By the Associated Press. Olympic opener came runs and 10 others aided in fectly. He gave you the impression 1928 and 1932. Taking three untried to win 3 to 2 for his eleventh mound YORK. June 18 —Cable country Is a draw. They accepted it, the scoring against the Washington of a machine geared to a set. certain (Including yesterday's games.) juniors and five gangling sophomores, triumph. Vic Sorrell turned the but little reports have it that Italy is but they had their own opinion of club. But Whitehill’s wildness has pace—a pace that varied he them in a TRIAL TODAY tables with a three-hit whipped few short COP job American League. hurling the finish. torn by dissension over the our Mr. Baer. hurt even more for much of the time from the start to months into one of the smoothest- and won 5-2 when Hank Greenberg* Batting—Gehrlnger. Tigers, .4028; in which Primo Camera, So, when this same Baer beat up the he has pitched himself out to a batter Hornbostel had the hard luck NEWfight ) homer climaxed a three-run stroking. coolest eights that ever won eighth mark and still Manush, Senators. .4025. the part-time ogTe from Se- ogre of Sequals in a real fight, Italy and been compelled to chuck one to break the old a Poughkeepsie championship. Ones of inning rally. finish 8 back of two Runs—Gehrlnger, Tigers, 52; Gos- quals, lost his heavyweight title to froze with suspicion. The people This Test, Early through, with result disastrous to him yards long, As every man is eligible for two Washington, which captured third thin California that lin. Tigers, 47. our Mr. Baer. The boxing officials of wondered about Primo's sudden lamb- and his club. legs might more years of varsity rowing the from Cleveland by winning Saturday'* and Runs batted in—Gehrig, Yankees, Italy are not sure whether to investi- like attitude." haTe been made of steel search for the 1936 Rainbow, Weetamoe Not twin bill, held the a few 65: Cronin. 59. American repre- or to the the place by driven by a motor. Senators. gate the fight by long distance How could big guy, Game Goes Early. sentative in the eight-oared event points despite an 8-to-5 shellacking Here was a sporting pageant that Hits—Manush. Senators, 93; Gehr- let matters stand as they are and de- toughest thing that ever came out at Berlin well cease Held from the Indians. An early attack THE of the game inger. Tigers, 85. might right the Preem s conduct in a formal of be a chaser of Significant. early going old Nassau could look upon with plore Italy, stopped by on Earl Whitehill did the and now, with the secretary of the In- trick and yesterday in which the Nationals pride. It should be an annual fix- Doubles—Greenberg, Tigers, ukase. blonds? ended IN Committee instructed to the Senators' six-game winning were drubbed. 8 to 5. Whitehill’s ture and after such a brilliant start Averill. Indians, 20. j vestigating Right now they are compromising The horseshoe-ln-the-glove report cast a unanimous ballot for the BY TOM HORGAN, streak. lack of control spoiled everything for It will leave worthy targets for the Triples—Manush. Senators, 9: Chap- by calling the whole thing •'mysteri- coming at this time, seemed to answer Golden A's three man, Yankees, and Reynolds, Red Bears. ous." This Is not a from the Associated Press Staff Writer. Take Slab Duel. the home side. He issued only .. quotation problem. i It is a Sox. 8. bit early to be doing any- a of — took passes, but two of them became runs. | Lew Brown’s celebrated couplet; It will be shock to the people r. i„ June 18 Athletics the day’* best Home runs—Bonura, White Sox, thing of the kind, however, esjjectally The third went to the first batter ‘‘Don't take it serious, Rome to hear that our Mr. Baer has Yankee goes out today to THEpitching duel from Chicago. 3-2. and 17. with an boatload such as frame and Johnson, Athletics, j impressive not been put in jail at all. He hasn't a as Marcum up in the fourth brought Outswatted It's too mysterious." receive her baptism as Johnny allowed three Stolen bases—Werber, Red Sox, 14; the freshman crew from Seattle even about his retirement. been pinched. If he did line his Newport,1934 candidate for the ! hits and Milt Gaston four. A1 Sim- ! Walker, Tigers, 11. around. Co-favorites writh Syracuse The Italian officials are not in sym- mitten with ftnc. or mons' tenth homer Bob It so happened that after issuing right cast-iron, honor and responsibility of de- and Johnson's Pitching—Gomez, Yankees, 11-1; before the race, the intend the seventeenth each of the first two passes Whitehill CLEVELAND. AB. R. H. O. A. E Washington pathy with Mr. Brown. They brass, plot has not been exposed the America's I produced all the runs but 3 3 3 ft 0 II 8-1. more than fending Cup- trouble with the next batter, Seeds. If. Weaver, Senators, youngsters fulfilled all the in- as yet. And if America fails in the the winner, which Eric McNair drove got in ss.... ft 1 2 2 2 It to take the fight very seriously, | of all Knickerbocker, nice said about them as most famous yachting to hurl one ft 1 2 5 o 0 things they near future to shoot Maxie into a in. and when he had through Averill. cf. National League. deed. They merely are hesitating as trophies. Holland, rf. 3 X o o o o administered a decisive drubbing to dungeon cell and order Federal, State Boston in fifth place and St. Louis in an effort to get the upper hand, Rice, rf. 2 n 0 1 0 0 Batting—Medwick, Cardinals, .377; the from to what course to In to She is the one of the three <> yeanlings up-State New adopt respect and county will only in sixth, split a twin bill, the Browns the batter socked it for three bases. Hale. 2b. ft <> 1 2 1 Giants, .361. j Investigation!, Italy lb. 5 0 1 7 0 0 Terry, York. the giant from the suburbs of Venice. I have to find some candidates that remains untested slammed out a In that two singles preceded the first- Trosky. Med- other answer to the 10-7 decision in the Pytlak. c. 4 o O 3 o o Runs.—Vaughan. Pirates, 54; as an in- ! Weetamoe and Rainbow have had twc whom all Italy regarded problem of the Preem's downfall. first clash on A1 homer inning walk and one single the sec- Kamm. 3b. 3 1 1 1 3 0 wick, Cardinals, 50. Bejma's and 3 1 2 0 2 0 Huskies Are Impressive. vincible killer and a tower of strength. preliminary tests and Rainbow has the Red Sox won the ond-inning walk, the triples tumbled Pearson, .. Runs batted in—Ott, Giants. 56; six-inning after- Twenty-four hours after the fight emerged victorious from both. 6 to 3. into the Tribe's 8 0 five-length margin of victory Indictment Would Be Unfair. piece. although Lefty Grove the ball game tepee Totals .. .. 37 8 11 27 Suhr, Pirates, and Klein. Cubs, 48. the people of Rome were stirred by a Yankee has however. She was knocked out in the final before the Nationals knew what was WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Hits—Moore, Giants, 85; Urbanski, is not a true index of the rela- raced, frame, 4 O THE that our Mr. Baer had been is one course which can Myer. 2b. 4 1 1 1 tive merits of the two as report went out yesterday against Vanitie going on. O (I 7 1 0 Braves, and Medwick, Cardinals, 84. eights, a horse- r-— Stone, rf. 4 tossed into jail for concealing , be but shouldn’t be. was but five hits and O 0 No. 4 a crab enter- adopted, and trounced, Vanitie, ineli- After collecting thtir Manush, If. ft 2 1 Doubles—Medwick, Cardinals, 19; Syracuse's caught It sounded THERE 2 1 shoe in his right glove. On several occasions in the past for defense is three walks off the Earl, the Indians Cronin, ss. ft 1 1 1 Berger and Urbanski, Braves, and ing the last mile of the race and al- gible purposes, larger j Travis. 3b. 4 2 3 0 1 0 It explained Primo’s de- the officials of have lost his was plausible. boxing Italy and more powerful and above Yan- Griffs’ went on to get six more safeties and Kuhel. lb. ft O 1 8 1 0 English. Cubs. 18. most oar, but Washington of Records , j o though some of the people the behavior of an to White- Schulte, cf. 3 n o 4 o and Pi- a full ahead when the accident feat, formally deplored kee’s rating. two more passes. They got Triples—Vaughan Suhr, length even a Sewell, .. l o o 4 o o Rome were surprised that Italian In a as a won lighter foreign ring These first few are hill’s successor, Jack Russeil, for 2 0 1 o 0 o rates. 7. occurred and probably would have trials not being j Phillips, c. horseshoe could dent the Preem't uncourageous and unpatriotic. BATTING. then in the Whitehlll. p. o 1 0 0 0 0 Home Cubs, 17; at least that had taken too seriously the run in the seventh, o o runs—Klein, Ott, by margin Syracuse by yacht-wise O. AB. R. H.2b Russell, p. O o o 1 sturdy jaw. v 3b.HR.Rbi Pet. a a that Giants. 15. suffered no They can indict the Preem Weetamoe has set her sails thret Manush. 55 4.1 eighth turned into tally pass McColl. p. o o o o 1 o mishap. only 2.51 ?>:» 10 9 3 33 .403 issued. •Kress I O o o o o Stolen bases—Bartell, Phillies, and For every one but Columbia the on these connts, but it would times since she was in com- Tra’ls... 411151 25 59 13 1 II 27 .391 Alec McColl That Picture Again. placed Myer__ 50 194 45 03 tHarris. 1 0 0 0 7. be tbe unfalrest indictment in 12 2 2 21 .325 J) Martin, Cardinals, regatta was an unqualified success. mission after alterations. The first Kuhrl... 57 239 47 72 12 2 3 24 .301 OU see the of Rome know the of 11 17 Totals 36 ~5 9 27 10 1 Pitching—P. Dean, Cardinals, 8-0; For the Lions of Momingside Heights people history the kingdom. two days of sailing, too, were In very Kress.... 2 510 14 .294 Pearson Stingy in Pinches. Slone... 52 179 ,32 52 10 4 1 25 .299 10-2. something of Mr. Baer’s appear- our Mr. Baer the Preem no •Batted for Sewell In fifth. Frankhouse, Braves, and the Harlem River, winners of the Against light air and one yet knows what Harris... 37 72 12 20 8 0 114 .278 the way the Nationals were tBatted for Russell In seventh. and characteristics. His first Poughkeepsie regatta in 1895 and ance was courageous and patriotic and Harold S. Vanderbilt's newly con- Scnulte.. 57 217 25 60 11 3 1 29 .276 not Monte Pearson out- “The Prizefighter and Burke... 13 19 1 5 0 0 0 0 .263 hitting .. 330 000 110—8 motion He took the Cleveland a contender up to two years picture, proud. everything structed Rainbow will do in an honest 8 BUT always Bluege .. 29 73 19 2 2 0 2 .2*40 side of one big inning, what Washington 004 000 100—6 was shown in Rome under ago. Saturday’s renewal was a dis- the Lady.” butcher boy threw at him and came breeze. Cronin.. 67 229 37 68 17 4 4 59 .253 left the Runs batted in—Hale (31. Knicker- Thomas. 12 25 1 6 0 0 0 2 happened after Whitehill the billing: back for more, sticking his left hand are made in Weeta- .240 bocker (4). Averill. Myer. Cronin. Kuhel Stars heartening experience. Changes being Berk.... 29 78 4 IS 3 0 0 ft .237 no difference. The Na- Yesterday “Primo Camera mound made (2) Phillips. Two-base hits—Kuhel. Ma- A distanced last in both the in the butcher boy’s face and grin- moe. owned by Frederick Prince and Weaver 13 89 6 9 2 1 0 4 .231 -- badly Kamm. Phillips. Travis. Three-base -Hi m ■ iim n WhitehlU. 14 33 7 7 1 0 tionals got nine hits and eight passes nush. and In ning. For two rounds, and possibly sailed Dick Boardmen: and it is 1 3 .219 hits—Hale Knickerbocker. Myer. Seeds. Jayvee varsity events. Columbia by Stewart.. 9 15 O 3 0 0 0 0 .200 off the Cleveland One By the Associated Press. ‘The Idol of Women.1 he was his vast right-hander. Stolen base—Kamm. Double play—Travis was able to beat out Rutgers only in more, lugging torso certain the skipper of the Boston en- Phillips.. 30 103 2 19 5 0 1 12 .1*4 came at the start of to Myer to Kuhel Left on bases—Cleve- this Mr. Baer Is a slick Crowder. 17 22 O 4 1 0 0 0 .182 of the passes Bill Knickerbocker. Indians—Drove the freshman race. It was the first In picture around on a chipped and broken try. Yankee, Charles Francis Adams land. 7; Washington. 11. First base or Russel!.. 24 12 1 2 0 1 0 0 .167 round and was followed by and who goes around get-; ankle. It was all the third balls—Off Whitehill. 3: off Pearson. 8; off in four runs against Senators with visit to Poughkeepsie of a Rutgers comely gent by odds the most former Secretary of the Navy, is not McCoU.. 7 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 .143 four hits to up four runs. There- McColl. 2. Struck out—By Whitehlll. 2; and drunk and wooing blonds in a he ever satisfied with her condition. Dugas... 18 13 2 1 1 0 0 1 .077 pile Whitehlll. 5 In triple single. crew, and even they had the satis- ting undeplorable fight fought. present by Pearson. 2. Hits—Off manner. He Sewell... 4 9 0 00000 .000 after, they wasted everything except out In fourth): off Mc- Lou Gehrig, Yankees, and Charley contention thoroughly disreputable 3 innings (none faction of being in the Priroo wasn’t a hindrance to PITCHING. in the seventh, when a meager marker Coll. 1 in 2 Innings: off Russell. 4 in 4 in has a with Camera which results Gehringer, Tigers—Drove deciding the first half of the two- fight the fight game. he innings. Losing pitcher—Whitehlll. Um- through Rome ac- Actually, Pacific Coast. G H BB SO. In P GS C O. W. L. runs as double-header. In a draw. The people of 7 was chalked up. Rolls and Don- teams split mile Columbia was never a put it back on its feet. He McColl. 30 .8 4 dll’s 0 0 10 pires_Messrs. Ormsby, pull. Weaver 97 Pearson’s control was not nelly. Time—2:19. Leo Durocher, Cardinals—Batted In cepted this decision, realizing from Portland, 3-1; Hollywood, 2-7. 13 3(1 CO 87 13 7 8 1 Though contender in any of the three races. fought often and sincerely Thomas 12 64 19 17 *14 8 6 6 3 so much of the four counters in double over the of Italian fighters in 10-5: Seattle, 4-3. good throughout victory experience enough, as champion, to give Missions, White'll 14 98 50 40 982, 14 4 ft A the lanky Indian almost always Phillies. Spain and elsewhere that the best one Sacramento, 2-3; San Francisco, Burke.. 13 52 d« 22 5S 4 2 3 3 game, Conditions Unusually Good. the title some meaning. I Russell 81 15 13 51 2 0 2 3 when Na- can in a 0-4. 24 managed to pitch to a spot hit for a base. Kuhel sent the Johnny Marcum. Athletics—Limited of their boys get foreign Stewart. 9 54 14 12 ftftH 8 2 2 3 Travis of water and (Copyright. 10.14. by the North American 1 That White Sox to three hits and fanned wind, Los 1-3. 84 25 tionals were dotting the runway. two home with a two-bagger. Newspaper Alliance, Inc.) Angeles, 5-5; Oakland, Crowder 17 21 «3V» 7 4 4 6 for season’s first weather were as good as they a dozen of the Capital clan languished When Schulte cracked a liner to seven victory. CONDITIONS testi- Mel Ott. Giants—Led attack on had ever been. A hot sun beat I on the base paths is an earnest left it looked as though the score Pirates’ with double down on the river up until just before monial to Pearson's pitching in pinches. would be tied, but the high wind cut pitching triple, Races and the junior varsity race and then dis- League The Indians went on the warpath down what looked a homer and the single. Bill Red Sox — behind a cloud to ease the Seeds the game with nestled in Seeds' hands short of Werber, Rapped appeared quickly. opened ball There Browns’ pitching for three hits in strain on spectators' eyes. 18. 1831. and New Knickerbocker MONDAY. JUNE “Winnah a single, and after the sun parlor. never was a threat of rain and the Champeen” each of double-header. fanned, a single by Averill and a pass The Nationals had three on with game Hale Fred Frankhouse. Braves, and good weather brought out an old-time to Holland filled the bases. | two out in the fifth. Schulte having » American Career of Max Baer, town, Principal Incidents and in Kaleidoscopic to center and the to fill the bases Chuck Klein. Cubs—Former pitched crowd into this historic river Episodes crashed a triple been purposely passed YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. the World Pearson Travis' seven-hit ball, fanning six, to win famed lately as the debarking point the Fighting Playboy Who Ha* Just Won Tribe was three to the good. following Manush’s double and Cleveland. 8: Washington. 5. first game: latter walloped homer in for President Roosevelt whenever he 3. singled with one gone in the second walk. But Kress, batting for Sewell, New York. 3-2; Detroit. 2-5. Heavyweight Championship—Article No. it was eleventh to decide second. finds time from his pressing duties to Philadelphia. 3: Chicago. 2. and Seeds walked. This time drilled into a force play. 7-6. Cuccfnello, Dodgers—Made visit his Park estate, 4 miles St. Louis. 10-3; Boston. Knickerbocker who tripled to drive In Both sides scored in the seventh. Tony Hyde in two hits and batted in one run in up the river and opposite the starting 2|-Bi < o. w, go 37a $~r7 -a-'' o two tallies. Averill’6 long fly sent Seeds’ triple and Knickerbocker’s BY JOHN LARDNER. He didn’t smoke much and his Max's lucrative radio broadcasts be- each game Reds. line of the race. 2 I i -3 score. Russell turned the trick for against varsity 5,1’ | I *5 was confined to beer and the cause they interfered with training. another off ~ E^f Mr. drinking single there was not a § P E : ; ES YORK, June 18.—Our out in the Na- Strangely enough J I ! | |S more lethal brands of but he "Max has got to behave for a the Tribe. One was had a decision pop, Roosevelt in the regatta crowd. That Baer dropped announced always One Griff Flare-up. tionals’ half when Travis singled. and another liked girls and neon lights. He rode while,” Dempsey, lack, however, was somewhat made i: iiS r to Ernie Schaaf After Kuhel lined out Schulte walked No Game : ? 1:1:» : : : I: around In his vast automobile and ac- an earnest trainer himself. “We're Today; the of Gov. Herbert H. |: I; I; to Les Kennedy in the year to score Travis. up by presence NEW on behavior. He the good ones now." and doubled, quired fighting Phillips NY|—| 6 31 II 31 81 81 <1321211.6041..■ ■ of the death of Frankie tips polite Lehman, Rear Admiral David Foote The ones were Cobb. Swlder- Harris then swung for Russell and 31 81381231.6821 1 some- added to his wardrobe at a furious good Two Tomorrow Detl 81—1 81 61 71 31 _ 1930. He learned Sellers, retiring admiral of the fleet, Campbell, rate. All 50 suits Max ski and Tufly Griffith, who were raUy. Myer tripled to chase over the Routed out. Wnl 3| 31—I 51 51 l7~6l 91311261.6441 3 of tactics against theae the that pur- his theft of third game between the who came up to attend a reunion of thing ring Maxie’s vicious and run for Stone Kamm’s walk and Today’s del 31 21 31—I 41 61 61 31271231.5401 3V4 that distin- chased in the early stages of his ca- stopped by right, first Washington. off the 1893 of which he fighters, but the weapon had followed Griffs and Indians was called Annapolis crew, reer were cut on Los lines. Heaney, Schaaf and King Levinsky, a third strike go by and after Pearson singled, by Bosl 41 81 81 II—I 51 31 31271271.5001 6VS, from others and won Angeles watched be was and a substitute oars- guished him liner to Stone In deep on account of rain. There will manager him a suave but toutish who dropped decisions to the butcher to third base when Knickerbocker's StLI 21 41 41 51 31—1 21 61251271.4811__6^ renown in the following They gave ap- Myer clung start- man, and other State and national him national But the Indians’ eighth-inning a double-header tomorrow, 31 41 31 21—1 31821311.415! pearance, which the boys in the East boy. Manush rolled to Trosky. right, got Phli_41 31 10_ year was his wild right hand. then score off McColl. ing at 1:30 o’clock. dignitaries. 31 21 31 21 21 41—1181361.333 14V, described as Dempsey now was ready for the Cronin's single tallied Myer, Chil 21 Max is a remarkable physical speci- daffy. L.. 1211231261231271271311361—I—I I Max did nothing to impair his rep- penultimate stab at fame and glory. men only in the symmetry and clean utation for daffiness. Bill McGeehan He looked about him, talking busi- lines of his body. There have been TODAY GAMES TOMORROW ness here and there. Jack GAMES who looked more reported that he prepared himself for Sharkey Wash. many heavy weights Cle. at Wash. 13:15). Clev. at a with Tom was champion, but he had won the Detroit at N Y. and durable than he. But fight Heeney by butting Leaders Detroit at N Y. powerful Max on a on of Phila. his head the steam in title from Schmeling shady Heels at Travis Now St. Louis at Boston. Chicago his right hand carries a snap and a against pipes Batting Chicago at Phila. his in the manner of decision and Max generally was re- Big League as a dressing room, finishing stroke that he learned Bat Nelson. When he first came East garded as the foremost heavyweight cattle slaughterer. His left has been he was introduced to Jack Sharkey. of the day. In the Spring of 1933 to Robs Cronin of Valuable Hit. by a few observers, but its Has Added 20 Points in Last Two Games Reach .391—Averall National praised “Who the hell’s Jack de- Dempsey signed his California killer value to him in the ring is negligible. Sharkey?" with the popular German for a June ■ YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. hia manded Max, before the garrulous When Max could bring right New New York. 9; Pittsburgh. 3. Boston had moved more than 10 bout in York. ... two called then knockout. gob make Indian tore In to short tion and fouled to Pytlak strikes, grounded home he won, usually by a ROOKIE is out to gardener Brooklyn. 4-9: Cincinnati. 2-7. feet The fight was rainbow's end for when his single was momentarily to Kuhel Stone showed more Boston. 4-2; Chicago. 2-3. When he couldn’t, he lost. away. veterans look center for a shoetop grab and Maxle. He trained hard. A major league Stone in the class In the seventh as St. Louis. 6-7: Philadelphia. 0-5. him a box- “What’d you want to say that for?” fine, fumbled by fifth, outflelding Tommy Loughran gave crowd Stone on third nor Man- "You'll eager turned out and saw Baer, to their batting laurels neither Averill tried to make second he backed against the fence to ssi a o. *0| Mi a 3i Oi £ C11 3 6 lesson in 1931. The lesson was the boys asked him later. r ing short-ender in the climb into A liner and end 2 E 5 81 3 E S o-S started have Sharkey sore at you for life.” betting, Cecil the not ush on first dared move after the to oe cut down by the right haul down Trosky's g § ^ so effective that the larruper Travis, yet only the ring in the peak of physical con- to Cronin the round with two Indians on : : E 2 hia own “I wanted to make him sore,” said baseman ball was idihel made a fielder’s fine peg K ? s !:§ E g 5 laughing at futility. dition. The 21-year-old third bagged I a smirk. muscles of his splendid Knickerbocker went to his for the runway Kamm stuck out s » n don’t hit him, you bum?” Max, assuming daffy of the Nationals who has barely bid for a safety in the second right S » 3 q g “Why you body gleamed and under the mitted come with It was at this point that Jack rippled is hit a liner that was a few a flashing stop of Pinch-batter his paw to up inquired a disappointed ringside spec- earned his regular’s rating, only i i * i An- lights. When the gong rang he for- Kress’ skidder in the fifth and Cronin’s scorcher at the outset n;l:h: «f» tator. Dempsey, together with Manager climbing in the lists at the rate of Inches above the ground but got his veneer of boxing skill and NY|—I 21 31 51 0! 61 81 71371191.6611.. ._. hit cil Hoffman and Trainer Mike Cant- it was at Kamm Sewell the play left three Nationals of the Washington seventh “You come up here and him," caution 10 a day ... he added 10 right and Jumped back to the points third base 8tLI 81—1 gfarot 21 71 6l38l21l.61j.j_3_ Max. It.” well, decided to iron some of the his to had a time of it getting Hale’s stranded wotta running catch Kamm pilfered cleanly panted “Try house points to average Saturday Chi 61—I 61 81331241.5701 4Vk wrinkles out of Baer's constitution. slaughter at Livermore. He in ... he had such l_21_ _41_31_41 In that the Californian lost reach .381 in yesterday’s brush wind-swept foul at the beginning Stone made of Pytlak’s foul in the the eighth year caught Schmeling's chin with bis not have Pltl 31 61 21—I 21 51 41 6l27t24I.S29l_7V4 decisions to a of Dempsey and Hoffman owned large four times of the third sixth the Washington right a fine lead that he could other couple rough, pole-ax with the Tribe, Cecil in finally staggered 41 81 31 some right. even Boat 21 61 11—1 4128125l.528l_7Vk Rlako and Paulino pieces of the fighter, including fielder and ... been though Phillips tough boys, Johnny It at bat got a double and two singles under it in front of the Cleveland sprinted yards yards caught, 61251311.446112 took the killer 10 rounds to com- instead of Bkl! II 21 31 SI 41—1 51 Uzcudun. He tired fast in the pieces already owned by the Indignant 10 more his dugout. then, as he crossed the line had held McColl’s pitch always plete his little and points Just Phil 31 311013311.365116 Lorimer. wanted to job of homicide, but it looked as 11_41_21 _2I_41—I last few rounds, and his 20-round J. Hamilton They now is .391 third best Sacrificing wasn’t so good in thrust forth his gloved hand fumbling though he did complete it. When he climbed average _ Cinl 31 01 41 21 21 21 01—1131381.255121% their interest making Baer Kolls kicked one when he waits with Paulino found him gasp- protect by out among the major league hitters. the fourth Seeds tried it and there was the ball. Umpire I of the ring again he had Holly- L., 110121124:24:251311331381—I—I and to the hard-skulled a serious pugilist. They had a serious took a catch Aver- after Pearson walked in the In- Sam Rice, who Holland called Rice out in the ninth ing clinging wood In one war It corking by replaced in gold hand and gold slow one Basque in the closing heats. The conditioner Mike Cantwell—philos- ill to keep a hit from Cronin yes- dian’s half and popped to in right field in the fifth, got a Sam seemed to have his GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW in the other. He was the most popu- of the matter was that Maxie opher, student of Shakespeare and in seventh when he to beaten well there N. Y at Pittsburgh. N. Y. at Pittsburgh. truth lar in terday m the opening inning Sewell right back of the plate big hand the Myer to fighter America. the Bklvn. at Cincinnati. Bklyn. at Cincinnati. had formed a strenuous distaste lor besWman at Dempsey’s marriage one that would counted Russell it first came up to bat ... the old weren’t anyffk»e ones against (Copyright. 193*. bv the North American T ha*e attempted % following Phlla. at St Louis. Phla. tt 8t Loula. HassJkh williams—who fought against man took J. B. K. Boston at Chicago. training of any kind. Newspaper Alliance. Inc.) heavily for the Nationals ... the Sewell's pass in the Nationals' por- let three bad ohes go by, Nationals. Boston at Chicago.