^America Wins Four Of Five Major Events In Best Olympics TRIBES TIED FOR Camera Supports Metcalfe YANKEES EXCEL Japs, Italians Make C. A. L LEAD; FIRST IN POST-OLYMPIC Fine Showing In Games; TIME SINCE 1912 GAMESAT FRISCO Closing Was Impressive Selenski Fans 15 Tom- Three World Records By STUART CAMERON mies as Kerwin’s Nine Broken By Athletes st (t'nlted Press Sports Editor) Los world’s ama- Win, 6 to 2—(foragers Kezar Stadium — Girl Angeles, Aug 15—(Ur)—The great teur athletes were homeward bound to-day with stars of the , Lose to 8 to Sets Mark United States modern »» Hills, 7, Hurdle holding the chief prizes of the tenth **Down on the Farm Olympic games—four out of five major Creating Triple Tie San Francisco, Aug 15—(UP)— championships. .(Words and Music by R. Hornsby) Americah Olympic track stars only in men a swimming' where Bf UKOHGK DILLON came here and vanquished the the little Japanese excelled, were the I want to be there, I want to be there, where Johnny Kerwin's Tribunes, with British empire In the fifth renewal TO-NIGHT’S PARISH the Americans unable to take top Karl Selenski adding 15 more of the contents of the honors. umps are growing thin. post-Olympic strikeouts to his, amazing record, two nations, Sunday. LEAGUE SCHEDULE The Olympic celebration Just the don't for and they'll work And boys go gin. went into a triple tie for tlrst place Although handicapped by the ended was the greatest of all time in the close scramble tor the out- with me to win, City absence of some of their most HAMILTON PARK because of these things: Amateur league title yesterday as Eddie want to be standing runners, such Competition was the keenest. I want to be there, I there, getting the North Knd No I, 6:15 p. m.—Sacred Heart afternoon, defeating Tolan, Willie Carr and Ben East- There was an unusual number of to before the vs St Francis (Stanton-O’Con- up at 4 a. m. Thomas club, 6 2, man, the Americans won six of the eyelash finishes. The greatest largest Sunday crowd of the cur- nor). To stroll around the stem, meet the bookies once 10 competitive events at Kezar crowds attended. Ill will was gen- rent season. The win put the At>- No 2, 6:15 p. m.—SS Peter A * * stadium. erally missing. the for the first Wlicn the Olympic 200-meter finals tvas won by Eddie Tolnn. it again, rlgator boys at top excelled In the Panl 'vs Mount Carmel (Cos- The sports carnival came was charged by Ralph Metcalfe thnt the starting mark assigned to him They particularly 16-day how I’d love to be a Cub again. time since 1512. shorter relays, the steeplechase and ta klo-Burkc). to a close at sundown last night. Oh, again just Hard l.uek Tocclilo wus at least four feet off key. Tills remarkable picture of the start of • hurdle events, bowing to Great Instead of down on the far. hard luck the much-discussed race Indicates that Metcalfe’s claim was Justified, FULTON PARK Pretty! Charley Tocchio, Britain in the half mile, two mile, the Hearts lost though the Judges did nothing about It. The arrow points to the 6:15 m.—St Michael's vs The closing was. far pitcher of Sacred spot four mile and medley relays. p. St ceremony by his one-run of the sea- In lane 2 where Metcalfe's starting mark should hare been, In Patrick’s. the most impressive of of the fifth game Tolan, Three world records went by the any! n Announcement son when Kddle Loftus’ Mullenless lane 1 (on the Inside) Is shown by the camera to have a decided'ad- extra-athletic events of the two boards. WATERVILLE PARK Urooklyns pushed across three vantage over Metcalfe, according to the space between the other con- weeks. The sun had Just dipped an evolution Great Work 6:15 m.—Blessed Sacra- $ Mr. and Mr. Swirsky wish to announce runs in the last of the nintb for a testants. p. behind the west end of the stadium Bobby Kelly Percy Beard skimmed over the ment vs Lourdes will force them 5 to 4 win, Lewis* error (Crocco- as the trumpeters atop the peri- which, for the remainder of the summer Charley 120-yard high hurdles to tie his U|‘partnership the way for the li. A. C.'s Cooke). style, for the last time played the "The Skull and Bones paving own world record. The British td devote their entire time to the propagation of undeserved triumph. The Gur- Washington Park' soulful “Aloha Ohe.” not PI half-milers ran the two mile relay the Boxers furnished on a minute’s notice, but agers dropped their fifth game in 6:15 m.—St vs St Then Olympic torch which Stable". In 7:40.2, clipping a second oft the p. Joseph’s was trying a loosely played contest to the lighted a fortnight ago In the that after the first bell hits. Mr world's mark. Margaret’s (Ruggles-Pcruglni). for anything happens Washington Hills, 8 to 7, Atwood's THE presence of Vice President Curtis, responsible OYER PLATE The other world mark to fall was new S was and of the wildness his own down- i gradually is the vice-president secretary c(’an- causing !'( extinguished. July president, the 80-meter women's hurdles rec- At motto is: fall. (BV JOHNNY STANKUS) the other side of the great while Mr is the treasurer (if any). Their ord. Simone Schaller of the United imation, Swirsky What n Start! bowl a large band, flanked by a — who could fourth with our 3-5647. Nigtit Selenski off to a start ^--•»ij States, place only massed choir, and the can't lose boys.” Day phone got poor MAURICE KEARNEY played sang '•you in the Olympics, ran that event In United States — in the first three innings, filling national anthem. Be- 3-4141. but he made with his one-tenth of a second faster phone the bases on each occasion. In City League Standing up strikeout* 11.6, fore a crowd of 100,000. W the first Herb to L Pet by addins 15 more to his strikeout than the world mark. She had Colby singled The games produced more new Tribune A. C.7 5 .583 list. Mr Salenski fanned "Bossy” some wind at her back. CARDS AN 81 IN Last Shall Be First, Etc. center and went to third on Bill world and Olympic records than The Harold Thomas Club ...... 7 5 .583 Harnick, Mulligan and Billy Scho- Americans who carried the brunt Harnlck’s single to right. any other. Chief them were Prospect Garage ....7 5 .583 field three times each. of the attack were Ralph Metcalfe, among the Trt- Dunn, playing for the first time in the American In ; Baseball, the great national pastime, as exemplified by Washington Hills ....6 7 .462 Negro speeder from Mar- FARMINGTON PLAY triumphs the three weeks, walked, but George giant men’s and women’s track and field the second round of the Amateur Brooklyn A. C.6 7 .462 On his first three trips to the Emmett of fetmcs nd Washington Hills in City Mulligan, "Tokos'* Martino and quette; Topplno Loy- events and in women’s Sacred Hearts .4 8 .333 plate, pitcher Clarence Marinni Hec of California and swimming town. Conceded little, if any Billy Schofield were strikeout vic- ola, Dyer and the is the talk of the very reached first base thrice rowing. Lttgue gallop tims. Mickey Bowen singled to on bases Ralph Montague of San Francisco. Arthur Reid and Jack Per- To the start both the Tribes and Results of Games on but in Japanese went the honor to reach the top at the open the Tommies second anj Yesterday's balls, his last trip up, of djance Tribune A. 0. N. E. Thomas lie fanned. capturing the men’s swim cham- contests the first of the season, went to third as Hinnie Santople- 6, kins Tie for First— dropped a number of during part 2. pionship. Only by virtue of one- H[ills tro’s bunt went unttelded for a hit. two-three in to fan, who is well able to judge the Hills 8. The finishes both high div- which was no shock the average Hoben, to Washington Prospect Tommies had three men on NET STARS MOVE Herb of Wa- Johnny attempting Armstrong ing and In springboard were to The Hills Garage 7. base in the first three innings, but diving Calibre of the league players. Then things began happen. catch Santopietro at second threw the Americans saved from utter into Bowen Brooklyn A. C. 5, Sacred Heart managed to score only in the sec- tertown Trails Winners Mullen and Keane. Instead of hurting their chances, centerfield, tallying rout. lost Larry Ty and Santy taking third. Clarence 4. ond frame. ON TO NEWPORT The big star of the games, prob- not of the loss of the two the club to win, because players, Mariani and Colby walked, but _ Farmington, Aug 15.—Arthur was little Casey began crowds of the ably, Eddie Tolan, De- was nailed at the One of the largest In the first inning, Colby singled Reid, veteran the arc in a knot for second Suntopletro plate, — campaigner'*)! troit This it that way. Today they to New R. 15—(UP) negro. super runner set b*t just happened Selenski to on an at- current season were in attendance center. W. Harnick slashed port, X., Aug Country club of Farmington and more Hoben, new record time In both the 100- The rise of the Tribunes was even at Hamilton park yesterday after- out a blngic The 16th annual invitation tennis place with the Brooklyn?. tempted "squeeze” play. Dunn laid through third, Colby Jack Perkins, young instructor at meter and the 200-meter. noon, and witnessed a great triple third. On the next tournament of the Newport casino due to the acquisition of young Earl Se- down a beautiful bunt and Mari- reaching play, Wamponoag, stuck close enough to aensaticyial. nearly wholly bill by the City Amateur Harnick stole second. got under way today with nearly Standouts and has ani scored as Selenski was tossing sponsored Dunn walked par to tie for first place In the who throws the best fireball, on all American stars, and lensky of Naugatuck, league's league. They were hand to see to fill the sucks. Salenski tight- leading Connecticut P. G. O. straight pro- There were two women marvels.' Davis cup of England, number of strikeouts, 15 yesterday. Tribes Have BIk Inning the downfall of two leaders of the ened up by fanning Mulligan. Mar- players fessional tournament at the Coun- One was Mildred "Babe” Didrick- b{ult up an enviable including and Brazil entered. The in- while Carl Klies opened the winners circuit. The N. E. Thomas and tino and Schofield. Martino fanned Japan try club of Farmington yesterday son of Dallas who won the Javelin Tribes are tied for the lead and the Hills are right behind, the ad- with ternational flavor of the tourna- and hurdles The third with a pop fly to Colby who Prospect Garagers, and the cout of 2 strikes ad 3 afternoon. events, while placing of humble ment was further enhanced by en- second in and Tommies have eaten plenty pie dropped the pellet near the left vancement of the great Tribune A. balls. The Tribe hurler received a Both were out in 36 even par, the high Jump. tl}< favorite Garagers tries from and Canada. field foul line. Pat Keating was C. aggregation to a triple tic with great ovation from the large crowd Spain and back in 38, which is one over The other big feminine ace was since the second round began. and The American hopes were car- Helene hit by a pitched ball and Bob the Tommies Garagers, and for his wonderful feat. regulation figures. Perkins fin- Madison of Seattle, who ried Ellsworth Vines, national Cavanaugh obliged with a single what a race is taking place In Joe by ished first and his 74 looked good captured the 100 and 400-meter champion, and Wilmer Allison, free in post Schofield scoring Klies, Keat- Brophy's City league circuit. The second inning the Tommies enough to win outright until style swim titles. Cameras Come Handy who represented the United States The iron ing also registering as Martino again filled the sacks but managed "straight as a string" Arthur Reid men of the games were Earl Selenski, the Tri- In singles matches in the recent Jim midwest American Tenth had of idiotically threw home and past "Lefty” to score twice. Mickey Bowen came along to show the young Bausch. One in that the Olympiad plenty bune was Davis cup finals In I‘"rance. Other who scored in thing particular Santapletro, Cavvy taking third. star southpaw again too singled to centerfleld. Santopletro whipper-snappers how a golf the gruelling decath- of the the finish be- for the North Tommies American entries included Sidney and wa» finishes. On the second day games, “Bubbles” Balinsky was also a hit much End had the entire infield fielding his course should be played. lon, Juan Carlos Zabala. Ar- eyelash and the Tribes sailed to 6-2 vic- B. Wood, jr.: George M. Lott. who first in Metcalfe of was batsman and stole second on the a bunt, and reached first Arthur is 50 years young, more gentine star, finished tween Eddie Tolan of Michigan and Ralph Marquette safely, Francis X. Shields, Clifford Sutter the second .Joe Doyle walked, tory. Earl started off shakily for while Bowen went to third. John- than double the age of some of marathon. the finish to decide the winner pitch. and Gregory Manugin. so close that it took photographs of the sacks. John the first three Innings, when the to the competitors, but that he hasn't Great Finish filling Egan ny Hoben attempted cut off W. Austin and Frederick the and Tolan Tommies collected 5 hits and were Henry forgotten what he learned many was Tolan, two inches, after most of spectators grounded to Dunn who faked a Santopietro stealing, threw wild in- British Probably the most event which by given five free to first J. Perry, headed the group Arthur to the thrilling throw and then threw to Mulli- passes base, to centerfleld, and Bowen crossed years ago, proved was the won. Elsewhere on this is another interest- which also includes John Olliff and eight-oared rowing final Hmself thought page, first who ball but after the third, he allowed one keen satisfactoin of his members Ralph gan at dropped the the plate. Salenski walked Mari- Edward R. won by the United States, repre- which the mite from Michigan hit for the remainder of the ses- Avory. many of whom were gathered of Tolan and Metcalfe, as Cavanaugh scored. Dunn might ani and Colby to fill the bases. Is J. Satoh sented by the University of Califor- ing photograph sions. Japan represented by around the 18th to their as the camera shows. There s have had Cavvy at home and in Harnick attempted a squeeze play, green give nia crew, which nosed out also won, but under unfair circumstances, and T. Kuwabara, and Brazil, by Italy's his to throw to first was professional a rousing hand as he and about speed decided but Santopietro thrown out at Humberto Costa and Carlos Aran- blue shirts in the closing strokes. about but that the two negroes are real rivals, the Tne Tribune southpaw was a nit played out of a trap beautifully no doubt it, where Mull was figuring on the plate, Salenski to ;Hoben. has. The Prix Des nations Jumping liberal with his passes, issuing 8, and holed a nice for his four. in and stamina as two men can be, though play at home. Mulligan recovered Dunn sacrificed, Salenski to Keat- putt event (equestrian) was the last as even ability, strength Gets Third the ball and threw Balinsky out ing and Mariani scored. Mulligan Armstrong competition conducted in the sta- in makeup. Herb they are direct opposites physical at home as he tried to score. Pat fanned for the second time to end Armstrong, who recently diiun. Lieutenant Takeichl Nishl hooked on with Maurice Fitzpatrick whiffed, but Johnny the Inning. Guglielmo Excels eKarncy of Japan, who negotiated the 1050- BACHMAN OUSTED at Watertown won third Hoben doubled to left center, Herb money meter course, studded with barriers with a 77. Gene Kunes of Tum- Colby almost nailing the ball but For the third time the North and water Jumps, with only “BREAK 70” NEW as ‘9’ ble Brook and Gunshin- eight FAMOUS dropped it, robbing Hoben of Barney won. STABLES, Enders filled the bases, but were Middlebury faults, what was labelled a Kuthian smack IN CHASE TOURNEY nan of Willimantic were tied at 78 unable to score. Martino beat ,In an International water polo and the highest figure that got ltno the Doyle Egan scoring. out an infield hit towards third Beats match which closed activities at OF Produces Southbury division of money. The only BLOODED HORSES GOLF SLOGAN G'uvnmiiigl) Again base. Schofield walked. Both prize Olympic swimming stadium, a com- In the last of the eighth, Klies other man in the field to break 80 men advanced on Mickey Bowen's Middlebury, Aug 16.—“Shorty” bined Hungarian and German team a QUARTER-FINALS was Graham the old punched single to left and took Reid, 20-year sacrifice grounder. Santopietro Guglielmo, the hot sandwich man defeated the United States, 4 to 3. second as Keating was hit again son of the man who tied for first. IN FIRE BRITISH STARS in fanned. Marlani was given an from Waterbury, led the local town LOST by Marian!. Cavanaugh singled George Bachman, runnerup Graham had a good chance to win Ann Oakley to first base, but again team to a 9 to 2 over South- to left the state tennis tournament at victory until he put two tec shots out of sharply scoring Klies, the the Salenski showed form in — — British Ansonia last received the great bury here yesterday afternoon In a Boston, Aug 15.— (UP)—Forty- London e held with A1 Genua meeting his daughter, Esther. 17. and walked to fill the Perkins .445 343 634—36 United States Lawn Tennis officials ent, under It is these Dunn, ss 1 0 0 Britton and Frank Wallace paths. Egan awakened round, well par. Ray Armstrong ...444 543 545—38 her ■op. Philip, 12, were by lb 5 3 1 1 Welton. grounded to Dunn who threw to MAJOR LEAGUE recognized superiority by the freak scores that confound the Mulligan, playing Ray In— the domestic three youths who discovered cf f> 1 0 1 Mulligan, but the latter dropped ranking her No. 1 in even fours theorists, who find Martino, DcMoluys IScntcn Pa r .553 544 344—37 36 while walking. They In turn 2b 3 0 0 3 2 0 the ball, Cavanaugh scoring on the LEADERS seeded list. flre that four rounds of 76, or there- Schofield, The Chase Park Tennis club de- —73 Wollen, 77. a care- 3b 2 1 1 2 1 1 Miss Jacobs with two other aroused John Bowen, 6-1. play. Balinsky also tried to score Reid 545 344—38 36 along abouts, put them well in the red. ft feated the DeMolays yesterday .445 was overcome Santopietro, c .... 3 1 10 1 seeded Mrs Johnny Van taker, who partly In the Jim Overton de- on the same play was thrown out —74 players, statistics for this 1 0 0 1 ft singles. (C) smoke. Golfing year Marlanl, p at home plate, by a throw from (By United Press) Perkins .653 544 344—38—36 Tt.vn of Philadelphia and Miss Joan by x c 1 0 1 1 ft feated Herb Pinter (D). 6-3 and Some Sulvngc show that British professionals Conroy, Mulligan to Santopietro. Fitzpat- —74 Ttidley of England, drew byes for the Colvin, rf 1 0 ft 0 0 ft 6-2; Cliff Balcom (C) setback Ken I,ending Hitters. The James family and the three have been keeping well below rick struck out, but Hoben Armstrong ...544 644 354—39—38 the opening round. Miss Jacobs Risdon (IJ), 6-3 and 6-3; Joseph Johnny Player Club g. nb. r. h. pet. with succeeded in 76 mark, and experts credit it to shushed out one of his famous dou- —77 is scheduled to meet Miss Virginia police, .30 2 24 .. 110 446 97 163.365 Souths, Totals Sullivan (C) toppled George Pin- O’Doul, Robins. The scores: 13 steeds, including Top a combination of improved play- bles to left center trees to score 115 158 .360 Rice of Boston In her second round Having ter (D), 6-2 and 6-2; and Jack Foxx, Athletics 115 439 Arthur Reid. Farmington. 36-38—74 a Esther ing skill, green-keeping, and im- and Herb 116 495 129 177 .358 match. Sergeant, chumpion. Score by innings: Collins (D) humbled Joseph Zem- Doyle Eagan. Colby Klein, Phillies. Jack Perkins, Wampanoag 36-38—74 and of the game. ft—2 .. 112 432 89 163.354 Lawrence A. of Cali- James suffered slight injuries plements Thomas li^ftOftftOO 6-4 and 6-3. In the dou- mado a great play for the line drive Hurst, Phillies. Herb Armstrong, Wt'town 38-39—77 Mrs Harper 0 0 0 0 1 x—0 aitis (C). 111 76 162 .349 at a hospital. Here are some of the scores of Tribunes 0 0 5 Hoben of a circuit P. Waller, Pirates 464 fornia, seeded No. 2 in the domestic was treated bles, KuIHvan and Balcom (C) beat and deprived It. Gunshinnan, Wlll'antic 38-42—78 loser was William for Gene Tumble Brk is to provide the most The heaviest the year: Bol) and George Pi'nter blow. Selenski fanned the Kunes, 36-42—78 list, expected real estate Two-base hits—Hoben (2), Cavan- Swenterly Home Runs. G. Reid, Farmington.... 38-41—79 strenuous for Miss J. McDonald. Boston TtOEHA M [’TON — and Ed Car- final out. Five runs, two hits. 43 opposition Qualifying augh. Ituns batted in—Dunn, Cav- (D), 6-4 and 6-2, Foxx, Athletics. J. Sunset 40-4t—81 dealer and club president, whose 35 Campbell, Ridge Jacobs. competition (36 holes): A Perry anaugh (2), Hoben (2), Egan. Sac- serino and Jim Overton (C) proved Klein, Phillies M. Kearney, Watertown.. 39-42—81 of 17 horses perished. rne ivorwinmen scored mcir iusi 33 entire string 13!). rifice Hits—Colby, llunn (2). Stolen to Herb Pinter and Hallas Ruth, Ynnkees C. Wethersfield... 40-41—81 I he Progress, superior 27 Booth, Among ihqjn w as LEEDS —Qualifying competition Hoses—Balinsk.v, Kuan (2), Hoben. 8-6 and 7-5. run In the eighth inning, on Kliess Averlll, Indians C. M. Indian Hill.. 38-44—82 the second Jaeger (D), 26 Nlcoll, which placed second In (36 T. 137. Harniek. Double plays—Selenskl to single, a hit batsman and Cavan- Ott, Glnnts Bib Smith, Indian Hill... 41-42—83 holes): Green, 26 Boston Swimmers Circuit meet at Ia-rt on Bases— to his Simmons. Athletics .... heat of the Grand SOL'THPOItT—Qualifying com- Kites to Keating. augh’s single left, being third Bill Martin, Manchester.. 39-44—83 1. Struck Gehrig, Yankees 26 Rockingham a week ago. C. 140. Thomas, 12, Tribunes, hit of the day. Paul Ryiz, Canton 40-43—83 petition (36 holes): Denny, 15. PUBLIC PARKS GAMES Others to lose horses were John out by Barlanl, 2; Selenskl, W..Whalen, Willow Brook 42-41—83 Set New Records Competition proper (72 holes): off linns. H. D. Bases on balls off—Marian! 2, P. Rossi, Walllngton...... 39-45—84 Dovell, James F. Young, Cotton and VV. Twine, 281 Bobby Cavanaugh, former Wash- 129 Henry Selenskl 8. Hit by pitched ball— virtue of a 12 to 7 win over Klein, Phillies E. Trteber, Meriden 44-44—88 Samuel Hollins, 1. lfy ington and 115 Boston, Au* 15—CUP)—Two Ralston, each. 2) (Ballnsky 2). Wild the Recreation* collegian Johnny Hoben, Foxx, Athletics Ernie Doering, Mid’town. NC Francis (Keating the Colored Elks, the event were es- Young, and Mrs Charles — ex-Yale star receiver, played an im- Athletics .... 112 new records for LONG ASHTON (72 holes): Time—2:15 Um- Public Parks climb- Simmons, George Hunter, Heridcn.. NC wife of the Boston sports- pitches—Marian). of Hie league with his stickwork for Yankees 103 tablished when rtx Adams, A be Mitchell, 271. pires—Stanton, Costaldo and Kellie, to portant part Combs, Geosge Siebert, Avon ... NC yesterday, ed over the Thomaston Kaceys Yankees 100 a woman fin- man. .BRITISH OPEN Championship: Moran Features for llllls the winners. Bobby crashed out Gehrig, J. Smith, Wallingford ... NC swimmers, including silver anu take the lead, In the hot race now- Charlestown JIuge cases containing Qualifying competition (36 holes): Moran, Public Parks three hits, one a double, butted in ished in the annual were de- Tommy on. The Kaceys did not play Hits. There fcnd gold trophies also It. 141. of last going one run and scored one, while Ho- bridge to Boston light grind. A. Bradbeer, Competition league grad year, predomin- Hob Klcrsted’s Klein, Phillies ... 177 jus well as rare prints of yesterday, giving ben a fine were 23 starters. stroyed, proper (72 holes): Gene Sarazen, ated the Hills’ surprise win over playing fielding game, O’Doul, Robins 163 EBBETS VS CONRAD The club boys an opportunity which they South Boston ama- horses and sportsmen. third base- handling 17 chances with but one ..... 162 John Jarosh 283. the Mechanics, the mite For the P. Waner, Pirates a new building took full advantage of. 158 was winner of the was insured and PORTHCAWL — (72 four time for a misplay, slammed out a pair of Foxx, Athletics. West 15— teur, official holes): rnftn hitting safely of their game Springfield, Mas, Aug will ne erecieu. first four innings in Indians .. 154 he trailed Joe Nunan, probably Percy Alllss, 278. perfect mark and handling eight doubles, and butting two tallies. Porter, Harry Kbbets of Freeport, L. I., ra6e, though with the Elks It was plenty close, Manush, Senators 154 of South by five min- A new and phenomenal sort of chances without a Christy and Norman Conrad of Wilton, N. also Boston, mlsplay. Itecs 5 to 4 at that was merciless to mis- solid smash- the leading Tommy Moran celebrated a big will meet In the 10-round fea- uets. Nunan, a professional, stroke-play, Hayes hanged out two in Runs Rutted In. H„ "makes period, but a live run barrage duy for the Washington Hill club not eligible. in Form takes is being developed. It es, his second hit, a double, scored Foxx, Athletics. 129 ture of the weekly boxing show In Sutter the fifth gave the Kiersted clan for his sensational field- Both broke the former record a fool" of even a long, testing the tying run and his own run won yesterday Klein, Phillies 117 the American Legion arena here a lead which they never gave up, and enabled his which had stood for 20 years, Nu- championship course. Prince’s at the ball game. Atwood uncorked ing perfect butting Hurst, Phillies 113 tonight. Conrad, a former New to Win Title held their scoreless team to defeat the 113 nan finishing in 5 hours, 57 sec- Sandwich, believed by many good two wild which let in sev- and opponents Prospect Garage Ruth, Yankees England middleweight champion, pitches 111 in 5 hours, 5 min- to be the most difficult of until the final inning whey they in the biggest upset of the day. The Gehrig, Yankees will his first in the onds, and Jarosh judges eral runs while “Tunk” Shea stole be making start old record .15.—(UP)— scored three runs. Perrin, Sul- Hill third sacker handled 8 hard utes and 40 seconds. The Rye, N. Y.. Aug all, yielded In the open champion- home on hint In the fifth inning. light heavyweight ranks. Both box- rm-ning. held the veteran English chan- Sutter of New Orleans, a 68 to Arthur Havers, while livan and Slo.ss were the heavy- chances at the hot corner without ers are here. by Clifford ship Atwood poled one of Jake Vree- Player Club w. 1. popular Sam Richards of champion, and hlttcr.™ for the Itecs with Dorsey a miscue and cracked out four safe nel swimmer, American Intercollegiate Gene Sarazen, Eric McRuvie, ones into the .... 17 5 .772 Johnny Harko of Manchester, N. land's fast plump Warneke, Cube was 5 hours, 16 minutes. has added the eastern lurf court Don Curtis each had a round of 69. Jenkins doing the hard-batting blows in ns mnny trips up, and 20 0 .767 one the east's feath- Lowell, center field bleachers for a home Gomez, Yankees.... H., of leading the woman title to his long lift of vic- for the losers. scored two of the team’s runs. Senators ..IS fi .750 Eva Morrison, only ■inglea run «lth a mate v>n. Weaver, erweights, will clash with Baby 8 ..14 5 .737 to finish, won sixth place in this season. Two For fine Huffing:, Yankees Bear, Haven negro feather- tories JiCtvIs’ Costly Krror 5 .706 N,ow 45 minutes. star won ills latest It was a slugfest battle with .Uhem, Phillies. 12 hours The southern to With the score 2 to 1 against Waterville's Crescents turned in weight In the semi-final which also when he Garrett “Lefty” Atwood in the box for the will be over the 10-round route. Championship yesterday Manage them going into the ninth, “Turk” a 6 to 3 gallop over the Riversides, ST JOE’S ATTENTION Mangln of Gnrugers and Jack Vreeland on the defeated Gregory Flaherty singled with one ot|t. Dan clinching third place In the stand- ST PATS TEAMS N. J.. 8-4 4-8, 8-3, 8-0- skill for the Hills. The GarugerA Newark, Northside Eleven Brlottl filed out, but Joe Cosgrove ing. Five runs in the first two in- Coach Joe Lnnglols wishes to win his second leg on the title outhlt the Hills 12 to 9, and At- LOCAL to singled to center. George Dvel- nings was more than enough for PLAY TO-MORROW AMATEURSTaT* have his St Joseph members of Two years ago he defeat- wood fanned 8 batsmen to Vrec- trophy. lskls hit to Alex Mazxarellu who the ville' boys to win, their oppo- the baseball nine meet at 5 o'clock ed Mangln In the finals to win the (Kpcclal l<> i In* IH-nxM’rut) land’s three, but the Hills bunched NEW HAVEN TO-NIGHT the hall, recovered It then nents scoring one In the first and Plans for the St Patrick Inter- sharp In front of St Josep’s alleys, 15.—The Northnlde fumbled their hits 1 nthe needed moments first leg. Hrlntol, Auk bat was will be York threw wild to first, Flaherty count- out of five times at strong their runs. Holy Name society baseball same where transporaiton given Sidney 11. Wood of New Athletic club’a football team, run- for New Haven, Aug 15—Another ing. Dick Hegnrty scored Cos- game total. Oliver, with four hits scheduled for tomorrow night at to Washington park, where they •nd Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles ner-up to the Went Enda In laat one of those thrilling amateur box- with a two in the last inning for their the Athletic field, Brassco Park, are scheduled to meet St Mar- the doubles championship grove and_Dvellskls single “Lefty” Atwood attempted to win will be this even- won year’# city champlonnhtp nerlea, the and to ing shows staged in a Coach 8-2 over to center. The Brooklyn# bagged with the willow, while Uagis his own game in the fourth Inning have been completed, the game garet's league game. with a <1-1. 11-It. victory flrat year of Ita oruunlr.iitlon, will ing in the White City stadium by team's of it their last Johnny Tommy Kaukas, ex-Crosby players when he for the circuit, into begin at 6:16 p. m. It's an Old- Langlois is pointing his the California combination hold Ita Initial meeting of the aea- In wallops. hit Matchmaker Dick Gray, and Indi- DeVito walked and went to third hit hard for the Riverside clan. bleachers with one Timer fs Ycuxng Lads contest, the way to a win over St Margaret's. Xoith Gledhlll and Henry Culley. aon at nockwell Park nt 7:30 centerficld man, cations are that the mammoth Kcnn’s to right Ktrong Finish Methuselash to be led by Elk Con- o'clock tomorrow evening tt» on Sammy single on base. Bavin Rock enclosure will be Dvellskls threw out Vie Hailzevlch North Squares and Colts had a Ion, with Big Jim Barnes on the MU LAIIN FLATTENED conch thin year will he Alexander packed to capacity a which ended In ft 4 to mound and McGrath be- US Your who homered with mun on In great game, Christy Hayes featured with his Muggsy will send Joe Mobile, Telephone Dry ftoneclrk, former Langley Field the Tom Waterbury wus for the B. A. C.'s 3 win for the Squares after fine work in the field and with his hind the dish. Jack Gorman, Jerry McLarn of Watertown (Va) atar llneeman. the first inning 100; Johnny Belllno. 1*2. Dick Worries two scores. Muxxurrlla Colt* hud held them sooreloss until stick for the winners. Chris Kearney, "Ding Dong" Kennedy. Cleaning Johnny Hates of New The mummer thin first, popped 160; Buddy Dans, 145. kayoed by Northaldea' and had their Doc Fltsmaurice VIgnalll, the third round of the a Texas leaguer to Charley Dewls In the seventh inning handled 7 chances with but one er- Cass, Shannahan. 1*5. I-PoJ>icm (plain) York In year will he William A. (Inrrett. a their and Eddie Keller, the Wulnut center who allowed the hall to roll three runs made. Tw’o In the sev- ror, collected a pair of bingles, bat- and Harry Simpson will do aonil-fttia! bout on newapaperman, who may be reach- of Men's Salta hands aa DeVito and enth and ns many more In the in a tally and scoring twico stuff, with an adequate bunch beach curd Hat unlay night. Kid ed by mall at 1 North Main ntrect, through his ting DE MOI.AYH IiOHK TO MILL Coats to third. turned the trick, each team himself. second stringers on hand to get In Top Jbrshey of this city was outpointed ftrialol, nr by telephone at fi* that Fenn scored, Massy going eighth PLAIN Rose sent a long fly scoring six hit* and no hatter get- the game. fur Ladles' and Men's Felt tty Irish Tommy Jones of New' city, (lumen with the atrongeat "Broadway” will Eddie Koaloskey was nicked after better than two out of four. “Tunk” Hheu stole the entire The Young Lads entourage Tork In four rounds. acml-pro clulm In the atnte are de- to Flaherty as Many scored ting 10 hits Saturday as the De Molays Hats and Obornter were the op- show of this gams, when lie stole Include: Itev Foster, Jim Barnes, alred. the catch. Keefe were defeated by Mill Plain. a home in the fifth Inning, with his Hlgglston, Phelan, Broderick, Car- Regular Dry Cleaning Machine NT •MJMKPtl'N LONE The team'a will be eon- posing pitchers and they put up Church league champions, 5 to 2 lineup brother Hhen at tho roll and Dolan, with the battery thin aaaaon HOPF.VIMiF MKKTMK1 duet thut was a dandy. “Happy" plate. at Hamilton Leaman Har- aldcrnbly ntrengthened a dark secret un- park. a man- the llrook- Young Tom who will soon be or- to be kept deep, • Mcorltiu Ov* run* In the slslh by the addition of Oeoi-ge (Wrlnkn) There will ho meeting of Honevill* smothered vey, winners’ second aacker.' k’U 1 R one-sided dained into was given til gamo time. Waning, the Hpeur A- C. of Torrlng- Alexander, who, while wearing a agers of the Hopevlllc Twilight lyn Cubs II In In priesthood, the attack with thsee hits 4n five Park. Mur- a bond from the crowd for ton defeated Ht Joseph's of the pat* Weta Bud uniform, deprived the league Wednesday night a* Austin game at Washington gr^tl labor statla- trips to the plate. The DeMolnye Shalett’s Moore were his sensational steal home, and he The U. H. bureau of iah league In Hie New Northaldea of the title lent year A French’* store on Baldwin atreet phy, Hendricks and will pluy the Cheshire Collegians 14 East Main St. Halurday city winners Is the that completed tics has found that the average pay 8 to J. John l*rlsavage and gearing the which defeat- where arrangements will lie made the best batsmen for the only player Is to-night at the Rod and Oun club City, h,v polnta stunt for the second (or a gasoline station am ploys for the lo-' ed them. All veterana of laat for a benefit game for one of the while Forte and Chesnas did well this safely Jahnny Fallon pitched lll.l* a week. Held. year'a team will bo baoki league player* for the Cuba,