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FROM THE PRESS BOX Most Ambitious Team in Marathon Gallop A NO DISTANCE CAN DAUNT THESE STUEDT NEW ENGLANDEKS. I AFOOT on WHEEL, HE SOUTHPAW '»»""» _BY JOHN ; --—————■ HI! —1 vs TBW YORK, June 9.—In theory an all-star base ball game should be combination of 1 |\ a duel of titans, the best possible air-tight pitching tremendous hitters. A FIND FOR RED SOX A \| by air-tight pitchers and tremendous hitting by TO TOP OF HITTERS BOXSTARTER what AS base ball it 1 1 It’s Impossible to realise that combination, being is. and the fans know they must compromise with their Ideal when they watch a contest between the all-star teams of the National and Amer- Taking Place Reserved for But Right-Hand Hitters Fail ican Leagues. Splurge of 18 Hits in 26 Last year the fans picked a couple of teams that figured to be Against Southpaw as Sox strong in every position. By the terms of Socratic logic, the game Times Up for Week Gives Expensive Grove—Cards should have been tight and errorless and even, until the more powerful in 3-2. club finally asserted its superiority. You can’t apply Socratic logic Back in Second Place. Cop 12th, a the of .400. i to the national pastime. Willie Hallahan threw spanner into plot Tiger Average for a perfect ball game by having one of his wildest days. Some one bound to be the villain of the BY JOHN B. KELLER. It wasn’t WUlie's fault. was By the Associated Press. BY HUGH S. FULLERTON. JR* of work an entire piece. You can’t pick ball players on the basis their for Associated Press Sports Writer. June 9. — J o e YORK, June 9- season and expect them to concentrate all their talent In one particular of the A season all cluttered Cronin, day. An all-star ball game Is an all-star ball game only until the first ball Charley Gehringer, up Detroit effective with Washington’s hold-over is thrown out. This being so, most of the fun and fury comes in the selection Tigers’ rookie pitchers, special was NEW all major mention seems to to BOSTON,base ball champions, of the rather than in the game Itself. walloper, put belong teams, In an mood when rivals In the INFritz Ostermueller, the Bos- experimental The starting pitchers last year were Hallahan and Gomes. There league batting shade during the past week. ton Red Sox from his outfit reached this town for seems to be no reason for a change in the entry. southpaw Its series with the Eighth In the American League a Rochester. three-game The screwy CastllHan is the best pitcher in the league at this wrftlng. the Red Sox and not much week ago, Gehringer cut loose with Ostermueller. who cost *25.000, has good sole support of an Infirm and feeble staff. A year ago there was cause to came it. 18 hits In 26 trips to the plate and taken the place reserved for (100,000 of that Bob Grove might be better, but that was a year ago. Gomez has suspect hoisted his average from .351 to .400 Bob Looking only to the result of the half share of that all-star club. Grove and while he has aosorbed a clear claim now to a after to take the opening game of the set, no good came yesterday’s game his share of beatings his record has Issue. Several Infield Candidates. lead. While he was of the experimental mood, for the A Hight-Handed major league per- been good. Frit* was promoted to a be Infield is not this Rollie of starter's job Just in time to an Nationals were spanked, 3 to 2, in a William Hallahan must National League forming feat, Hemsley drop St. Louis, leader a week ago, con- 6-5 decision to Cleve- tussle that went Into the twelfth It's so easy, and a certain amount of ll-lnnlr,g yanked, of course. pretty THE land round. Yet in defeat the club discov- WILD judicious booing will be per- nected safely only four times in 22 May 11. Then he lost four more certain by this time that he ered it had a talented starting pitcher, mitted after you have read these sug- attempts and lost 40 points. games without being hard, but 1 of who in Jack Russell, lanky right-hander never can regain the effectiveness gestions. At first base Terry and Ous Heinie Manush Washington, came back to take two games from has more hits than other Senators heretofore employed only in relief made him the best pitcher in Suhr deserve the edge over Sam Les- any player, Washington’s with good that the roles. lie. Sunny James Bottomley and 77, retained second place in performances. the National League two, three and For the umpteenth time Pilot Cro- James the Ripper Collins. American League, although his mark Following up last Sunday’s 1-2 nin experimented with the batting four years ago. The boys are men- dropped sevtn points. triumph, Ostermueller limited the Terry and Suhr are tougher order, and the last-minute-devised af- Dean, Frank- The National race under- Senators to hits in a tioning Hubbell, Dizzy competitors than Sam and the League eight 12-inning fair no more successful than went almost as a wind- battle and proved and Warneke as hts not big change, yesterday finally won out. house, Mungo Ripper, though they may 3 to 2. the the many others put forth since the saw ing up with Sam Leslie of Brooklyn by scoring winning run successors. Hubbell and Warneke hit as often from day to day. young leader began juggling his hit- and and Joe Medwlck of St. Louis vir- himself. He nicked A1 Crowder for action in the game last year, Association of had an to his team out Here and there along the inner deadlocked for the lead. After With five runner* and a manager, the United Shoe Machinery Athletic Beverly. Mass., a and went on a ters in effort get then, made the tually single around sacri- Hubbell, at his peak the come from another section of the for The Star's National A. A. U. of the doldrums. rampart* could be scattered Frankie Friday's contests Leslie led by a frac- largest delegation to country champion- fice. an infield out and Eddie better showing. Gordon But this Russell, now. That was Frisch, Travis Jackson and Pinky tion of a .3651 to ship today. From left to right they are Cecil R. Hill, Honore St. Jean, Johnny Semple, Roy Kimball, base hit. The result starts percentage point, Morgan's put some once before If the National League with and Cucclnello Norman and Clifford is the experiment. Only Whitney, English .3645. Cantley. Cantley manager. the Sox and Senators into a tie for the serewballer is had he gone as many as six and one- a southpaw for alternates. The way was paved for this duel fifth place. bet The right- third innings this season. Yet yes- the logical again. No argument will be made about when Hendrick of Philadel- Meanwhile St. Dean Harvey Rogers Hornsby's terday Russell started a same for the handed issue is between the National League outfield If you'll phia lost his status as a regular and Louis Browns slugged their way into first time in the campaign and looked and Mungo. concede Joe the Duck, the heir BETHESDA A. C. NINE NET PAIRS CLASHING just his place at the head of the parade third place by beating Cleveland, 8 to some I far better than of Cronin's Warneke is a fine pitcher, but of the Medwicks. Paul Waner and at the same time. Bill Terry of the 6. A five-run outburst in the seventh artists as he toiled down from St. IS LEADING regular-turn the two eccentrics Chuck Klein in there with the CRONIN and two more prefer j belong Giants made the biggest gain among BERTH TO GAIN M. A. FINAL talUes, gained without the man- the GETS LEAGUE into the tenth inning before Louis and Brooklyn. Dean has j Duck, but so. you might argue, do the leaders, boosting his mark 16 a hit when the Cleveland Infield the situation critical If ager deemed stuff and Mungo has the speed. | Hafey and Berger and Lindstrom. points to .353. taking fourth place. "blew" in the ninth, won the game. enough to demand a change in the handlers of the National League Take your pick. The real storm Records of the leading 10 batsmen Takes Place of Derwood in Mont- Markey-Welsh Playing Charest- pitchers. team were getting their instructions clouds are going to break over this in each major league follow: FOR ALL-STAR JOB Tiger* Retain Top Berth. of Flatbush. and it's just as all-star when some of the by way pickfest AMERICAN LEAGUE. gomery Circuit—Obtains McElrenny, Winners to Meet league-leading Tiger* Jack Slips but Once. well they're not. they might start pickers begin writing Babe Ruth off O. A B. R. H Pet. held IDE the fourth in Mungo and see what happened. the record. The Babe is not the Oehrinaer. Detroit... 47 lsn 41 72 .4iw Wheaton DETROIT'Stheir place by slamming UTS round, Manuah. .Washington. 48 sni :i7 77 .383 Playera. ^ Smith-Wheatley. Dickey and Lopez are the class of easiest guy in the world to keep away Early Voting Shows out 18 hits for a 13-to-5 vie- which the Red Sox did all the Voninik. Cleveland .. 42 JHM 28 M3 .37# Manush,' _ O' their in the receiv- scoring at his expense, Russell respective leagues from a party. Hemsley. St Louis.. 35 128 14 48 .375 tory over the White Sox and the Dickey outshines the Knickerbocker, dee.. 42 178 28 85 .380 was so ing department. For Auld as 4 County Unlim- local doubles teams, with in fine fettle. Particularly Lang Syne, Pepper. St Louis ... 1 181 30 58 .348 Montgomery Whitehill, Gomez, Yankee* batted out an choice of a ago, Rick Gehrig ll-to-4 de- all-star year ... 157 54 when there were Red Sox on the Burns put It. and also for his Dickey. New York 41 26 .344 ited League has reorganised as Bud Marker and Barney Welsh Ferrell, and Senor Lopez is far more Reynolds. Boston_ 45 187 28 84 .342 THE TWO cision over the Athletics to remain that was frequently the value as a hitter, the 38 58 runway—and pinch Gehrig. New York ... 45 173 .341 of one Me- versatile than either Hartnett a result of the withdrawal Also Are Favored. forming duo and Ralph j a behind. rase. The Nationals could well afford Gabby Babe should be a on Hlsslos. Philadelphia. 45 lift) 30 65 7)31 only game Babe Ruth was is given spot to make use of Russell as a or Jimmy Wilson, though Jimmy NATIONAL LEAGUE. the Derwood A. C. and schedule diffi- Elvenny and Clarence Charest the frequent the squad. _ struck on the wrist by the first several miles over his normal pitch starter from now on. That's how hitting Leslie, Brooklyn. 47 178 24 85 .3851 culties and will get sway to new start other, were to oppose today in the You couldn't start him and be on Press. from Mort Flohr, the As rookie good he looked. notch just now. Medwiek. 8» Louis.. 46 192 44 70 .3845 I By the Associated 44 1X4 38 88 .358 Middle Atlantic doubles tournament the level, though. There are a dozen Urbanskl. Boston.... tomorrow afternoon. Bethesda Ath- from Duke and However, this fine feat was wasted, Senor would do the best job Terry. New York ... 48 184 3.5 85 7153 YORK, June 9—The southpaw University, better In the 53 of for- at the and Club for the Nationals were up the of and Mr. apple-reapers league, Cuyler. Chicaao. 3# 151 21 .351 letic Club, composed players first votes in Army Navy Country suffered a painful bruise. against catching Mungo, 54 compiled including Averill, Fred Schulte and Vauehmn Pittsburgh 44 158 47 7151 After a day in fourth the left-handed Fritz Ostermueller, and of course, is not entire- Moore. New York... 48 210 38 72 .343 merly affiliated with Wheaton, will the Nation-wide to for the right to meet Alfonso Smith place, Dickey, Johnson. Vosmik. West and Sim- poll Cardinals Fritz was as much of a puzzle yester- unfamiliar with the delivery Roy W Herman. Chicaao 31 12H 25 43 .341 returned to second in the ly take over the Derwood franchise. NEWselect the two major of Charlottesville and John Wheatley as when he subdued the same mons make up another fair to aver- Allen. Philadelphia.. 43 171 32 58 ..Tin National day of Lefty Gomez. 33 League standing by batting trio. The is too Collins. Et. Louis... 48 176 69 7135 contests will find league teams for the all-star of Newport News in the final tomor- club In Washington last Sunday. age string company Opening Langdon their former nemesis. Larry French, The hottest debate of the year con- fast for Ruth. i game at the Polo Grounds July More so, for then the Na- old Herr St Lumber Co. the North row. about in the and de- perhaps, cerns Lou and Mill facing early inninga Gehrig Jimmy Foxx. But a as 10 show Carl voted the tionals got eight hits and two runs it's just game, the Boy Hubbell, 6 to 2 and the only method of avoiding Washington A. C. at Four Corners, The Markey-Welsh vs. MrElvenny- feating Pittsburgh behind Tex cff Fritz in nine rounds. This time Scouts say. and there is no point bar- GREY DAWN HOME FIRST , outstanding performer of 1933 Charest slated for Carleton's six-hit flinging. bloodshed and minor abracions Is to White Haven A. C. of Glen Echo, in an Press still match, 3:30 o'clock, they needed a dozen to get as much. ring the old guy. He probably would Associated poll, Cincinnati's Reds shoved the put them both on the and was to be the only tourney affair, but lowly Cronin tried to a break for his squad again enter the Polo Grounds by way of a Cabin John Volunteer Fire the favorite of the fans. get Pennington Loft Pigeon Takes battling an exhibition between two local net- Cubs down behind St. Louis by play them according to the pitching. 10-foot hole in club by casting out all but two of his jagged the fence if The Meeker. Okla. southpaw led a With them In the infield should be Department on the latter’s diamond men was to precede it. taking 4-to-3 decision when they left-hand swingers — Heinie Manush the boys omitted to invite him to the 500-Mile Contest. I the selections for both teams with a Charlie Gehringer, and and Wheaton playing host to Be- The Smith-Wheatley team, which landed on Bill Lee for three hits and and Joe Kuhel. Between these he party on July 10. ! total of 1,463 of the first 1.600 votes Frank Higgins—but that, of course, is Grey Dawn, a bird from the'loft of thesda. earlier had defeated Tomeldon and as many runs in the sixth. With placed four right-hand batter*. The (Copyrlcht. ism. by the North American The official staff of the counted. Close behind came Charles one man’s W. R. Pennington, won the 500-mile loop—Fran- Burwell of this city. 6—0, «—1. 6—4. Curt Davis hurling six-hit ball for shake-up brought about the temporary just opinion. Newspaper Alliance. Inc ) (Chuck) Klein, the Cubs’ belting out- race of the Washington Pigeon Com- cis Day of Cabin John, president; carried on to down the seeded No. 2 his second victory over the world benching of Cecil Travis and Buddy with 1.449. bine over the Western course from Loris Williams of Takoma Park, sec- fielder. duo of Dooly Mitchell and Tom Man- champions within a week, the Phillies Myer and the employment in their Lou the Yankee first base- Napanee. Ind. Homing with a loft retary. and John Wire of Cabin John, Gehrig, 8an. 6—0. 4—6, 6—3. 3—6. 6 4. to helped keep the race close by turning places of Ossie Bluege and Red Kress. I' man. led the American selec- League SLOANE PAIR PICKED mate on the second day. the bird won treasurer—was retained. enter the final. Marker and Welsh back the first-place Giants, 1 to 3. As usual. Dave Harris, instead of the Humbled Hose tions with 1.403 vote* closely followed by over a field of 160 from 23 lofts. eliminated Maj. Dorst and A1 Blade. Van Lingle of Brooklyn registered left-hand-swinging Jack Stone, was Charley Davidson Is a Vernon Col. Jacob Morris Bros, took third and seeking by (Lefty) Gome*, 6—3, 7—6, 7—6. the best of the National in right because of the opposition diploma for his League IF HIGH RUNS Junior opponent Kensington Ruppert's star left-hander, with 1,376. he a WASHINGTON. AB. R H. O. A. E. QUEST the percentage diploma with five birds pitching performances when pitching southpaw. Blue?e. 3b. 6 ft l l ft o "A. C. tomorrow afternoon at Kensing- Manager Joe Cronin of home out of an entry of Mx. Washington limited the Braves to fmir puny hits Man ish. If. 4 0 ft 3 ft ft ton Field. For games telephone Da- was the oustandlng choice for the to ss ...... • 5 ft 2 2 ft ft The first five birds won give the Dodgers a 10-to-l Cronin, diplomas. vidson 365 triumph. Lefties Weak at Bat. ft ft ft ft Ii Doubtful Starter in Belmont at Kensington between shortstopping job. Harris, rf. 4 1 The average speed In yards per Stars out the left-handers per- Btone. rf. 2 ft ft ft ft ft 6:30 tod 7 p ut. There was little surprise* in the Yesterday Schulte, cf. 4 1 1 4 «> u Stakes Today—Chicstraw minute: was a move. Any- Kress. 2b.. 4 ft 2 n 4 ft voting unless it be the totals run up haps good W R Pennington. R47 to: W R Pen- KEEPS IN TITLE RACE EASING Kuhel. lb. .. * ft 1 IT ft ft way, but one hit was made be- Is 848.80: Morris Bros 8:11.70; W by the Babe Ruth and the ailing Bob By the Associated Press. Phillips, c. 4 ft ft 3 ft ft Second Choice. nintton. tween the pair in Washington’* start- Riwsell. p. H o n 4 «» K. Pennington. 829 60: Burgess A Carroll. (Lefty) Grove. Lou — (i i* o n o AIK.AO: K. Barrett. K14: J. O. KrahltnM. ! i j suitfaced Gehrig. Yankees Walloped Post Over in was a Bur<\e, p...... I $ o,c: Tne Victory Scores “T" ing That single by R. K. Owens 767.10: Summit Lott. bam, apparently still tne idol line-up. 1 n (1 0 n 0 7KK.IO; fourteenth homer, two doubles and In •Bera. Br the Associated Press. Resan k 8on 740.30: J. A. Mc- of the fans, led all American League Kuhel in his last time at bat. n n o o 2 « 7M.10, single against Athletics. Soft Ball Loop. Crowder, .. 737 30; Burke A Glgiler. T16; three of his four turns Joe EW YORK. June 9 thou- Namara. outfield choices with 1.024 vote*, while previous —Fifty Loft HM7 HO; J A. Dougherty BY PITCHER M’AFEE Si Johnson. Bill his Totals. 42 2 8t35 21 O Ken lworth Red*—Outpitched Victory Post, American Legion, soft had chances to do something for sand dollars in cash and a leg «o:1.80: F. Weisbaeker. 58*58: E i. Orore was third choice the among Lee to give Reda 4-3 over ball the on the KrahUng. day report; J. C. Fsrker. das re- victory bailers, in the in the club, but couldn't get the by •Batted for Burke In eleventh. 3-year-old championship, pitchers with 704. Cubs. kept running / infield. Manush. up six times, got tTwo out when winning run scored. still in awaited the winner of home of the Capital City flag race yesterday, dispute, P°rRt Boswell. t>. Adams Charles Darr. J. looter He Wa* Beaten Jimmy Foxx. run king Irving Bums. Browns—Drove in more than a walk and a sac- Gates A Owens. F Reinhardt. Allege* the Y. M. nothing B06T0N. AB. R. H. O. A. E. the Belmont Stakes today. Ooddard American League, was running a close downing C. A. team, 9-6. 3 0 Nitaey A Reinhard Howard A Neumyer. three runs with homer, then scored rifice for his efforts. Heinie's most Cl well. 2b. 4 no report. in Incident for Which Har- Hig- run Indians. a bounce to Werber 3b ... winning against team, field vigorous drive was soft •> <> the barrier. Mrs. Sloane's en- and Victory playing right yes- Morgan. 1b. H 1 2 14 Dodge -•- gins Jimmy Dykes. White Sox Curt Davis, Phillies—Limited Giants the . R Johnson. If. 5 It 0 1 l> 0 try of High Quest and Good News was for the third base He terday, socked a homer with the bases n « 3 n n I Fined $250. manager, post. to si: hits. Jack Stone into the game late, I Reynolds, cf,. A ridge Player full. Roaenfield will be to got 1 A •> 2 2 <> I* favored at 9 to 5 overnight, but there HOUGHTON SHOOTS A 68 received released Porter, rf. comparatively few votes for Charley Gehringer. Tigers—Made when Cronin figured it well to bolster R. Ferrell, c. 5 ll 2 ll 0 still was considerable whether first base, his the Home Owners' Loan team Mort- | question position. four hits for at bat his right-field defense, and Stone Lary. ss. 4 O 2 3 4 O perfect dai’ against as he will become an l» or not would start. The day, employe Oslerduel'.er, p. .... A 1 2 11 2 High Quest LEVELAND. June t LD —Pitcher 1.400 of the vote* even worse than his left-hand Establishes Mark at Kenwood Approximately White Sox. proved Freakness winner suffered a cut above of the of that Bunker Hill. William McAfee St. Louis received have been from the Eastern Van corporation. mates at bat. to meet 44 9 15 .1« 1* 0 !j Mungo. Dodgers—Held Braves Home Owners' They managed Totals .:. the hoof in the Withers mile two Under Summer Rules. Browns Is the defendant in a section. recruit pitcher. wiU non nna non non—2 to four hits for 10-1 triumph. the ball, anyway. Stone did nothing Washington. weeks and Trainer come to Victory Poet. non oni—3 ago. Bob Smith an- *10.000 suit over an incident The to date: a strike Boston. ?on nno in a 68 for the 18 holes, A1 damage voting Eddie Red Sox—Drove in more than watch third go by nounced the colt would Turning Morgan. in—Schulte. Kress. Morgan not be sent which him a *350 fine last in two successive trips to the plate, Runs batted Kenwood pro, yesterday brought National League. Post American League. two runs, including winning Drubbing Chief Clerks, 12-4, and (2) R. Johnson. Two-base hits—Cronin. to the barrier unless in perfect con- Houghton. Terry. 1.287. Id Gehrig. 1.403. tally, and the second time he had a hit— a nets' course record year from William Harridge, president up Schulte. Werber. Lary. Three-base dition. established Frisch. 1.401. 2b Gehringer. 1.257. against Senators. Emergency Works Administration. stow the for Morgan. Sacrittces—Manush. CisselL Dou- Summer rules at that course. of the American League. Traynor. 1.103. 3b Dykes 802 Joe Med chance to away game, The second under wick. Cardinals—Led attack 9-2. Playground Supervisors yesterday ble to Kresa to Kuhel. Cronin choice in the a Jackson. 704. ss Cronin. plajs—Bluege betting under Percy de Haven, strong-voiced 1 348. on Pirate Bluege was on second base and Cronin Kuhel. Cissell to Lary to Morgan. He also holds the course record Klein. 1.448 of Ruth. l.

.— ning*). with a two-bagger. Ostermuel- tional crews and other com- ington. vs. Charlie Thompson, Balti- Junior Heurich Brewers, 5: Pig-n-Whistle, Kenneth Sanhach of Gary, a hurdler, Pacific Coast. ler twice failed to sacrifice, then him have been more, welterweights. binations tutored by 3 (Industrial League). and Harry Holds of Indianapolis, broad topped a slow one to Russell, and successful. Griffs’ 7 Missions. 7: Hollywood. 0. notably Records Investigation, IP; Nary Yard, Jumper and dash man, have been Lary made third as the batter was Portland, 8; Seattle, 9. (Departmental League). named of the Purdue Uni- chucked out. Here Cronin ordered co-captain* Sacramento, 13-4: Oakland. 1-3. Controller of Currency. 1; Civil track for Cissell and Werber passed to fill the GIRL STAR IS INJURED. versity squad next season. Los San 3 Homer BATTING. Sendee, 0 (Federal League). Angeles, 4; Francisco, (19 Standing bases. This worked well, for Morgan O. AB EDMONTON, Alberta, June 9 OP).— R. H.2b.3b.HR.Rbl.Pet Grace Episcopal. 3; West Wash- • innings). grounded to Bluege, and a force play de- Manush. 48 201 37 77 18 8 3 28 .383 The Edmonton Commercial Grads, Travi*... 32 118 18 44 8 1 3 (Georgetown Church New at the plate ensued. 022 .370 ington Baptist, Yark-Peansylvaiiia. By the Associated Press. fending their international woman's Kres*- 8 12 1 4 0 0 1 2 .333 League). a left-hand Bmse... 12 15 1 5 0 0 0 Hazel — Roy Johnson, swinger, the Tulsa 0 -333 Peck Leaders ton. 3: Harrisburg. 3. Home runs Gehrig. basket ball trophy against stone... 44 152 23 48 8 4 1 24 .318 Ninth Street Christian. 7; Major yesterday was next up, and he had not been Elmira. 5; Wilkes-Barre. 3. Yankees: White lOkla.) Stenographers, will enter the Mrer- 42 183 33 51 12 1 2 18 .313 Memorial, 5 (Junior Church League). Madjeaki. Sox; Fox. able to do a thing with Russell’s Kuhel... 48 203 40 HO 8 Reading. 4; Williamsport. 3. Car- series tonight without the services of 1 3 15 .288 Sanico. 18; Shell Oil. 4. Western Tigers: Bums. Browns; Collins, pitching. But Cronin had the left- Schulte.. 48 184 21 53 8 2 1 25 .288 By the Associated Preis. 9. Mabel Munton, their star who Harris.. 31 57 8 in 4 o i n .281 10; Premier Cab, 9 (National Binghampton, I; Scranton, dinals: P. Herman, Cubs; Vaughan. handed Burke relieve Russell at this guard, Electric, was in an automobile Bent. 27 70 4 18 3 0 0 5 .257 (Including yesterday'* games.) Pirates. field under a seriously hurt Texas. stage, so Jack left the Bluese. .. 28 08 7 18 2 2 0 1 .2.36 Capital League). accident Thursday night. Whitehlll 12 30 6 7 1 0 1 3 .2.33 IS; 12 (Red storm of applause by the sportsman- Northeast. Georgetown. American League. San Antonio. 10: Fort Worth, 2. The Leaders. Weaver.. 11 31 5 7 1 1 0 2 .228 Shields League). like Boston fans. Cronin.. 48 188 25 42 11 2 2 38.223 Batting — Gehringer, Tigers, .400; Tulsa. 7; Beaumont. 5. Bonura. White Sox. 15; Klein. Johnson one of Burke’s Crowder. 15 18 0 4 1 0 0 O .222 4. Cubs. Foxx, Athletics, 14; gave pitches EVERETT IN COAST MEET. BOX COYLE, teams are after for Manush, Senator*, .383. Galveston, 13; Beaumont. 14; Gehrig, almost Ruaaen.. 22 10 1 2 0 1 0 0 .200 These game* a terrific belt, but Schulte ran 8 o Oklahoma 0. Yankees, 14; A June 9.—Selec- Stewart. 15 .30000 200 Popular sports announcer of the Na- tomorrow: Hun*—Gcslln, Tigers. 43: Gehringer, City, t; Houston, Johnson, thirties, 13; for a UNIVERSITY. Va„ 25 88 2 18 4 O 1 8 .188 Into the next county great catch, Phillips.. tional who was to Swanee A. with an out-of-town Tigers; Morgan, Red Sox, and Clift, Ott, Giants, 13; Collins, Cardinals, 13. tion of Grover Everett, former Wash- Thomas, lft 17 1 30000 .118 Broadcasting Co, C., Western Association. and the game was saved for a time. 10283. Browns, 41. star Dntas... 18 13 2 1 1 0 0 1 .077 be on the mike this afternoon when unlimited nine. Call Adams League Totals. The Nationals had a shot at the ington Eastern High athlete, and Bartlesville, 9; Ponca City, 4. PITCHING. the Nation’s star distance runner* Astor Fred Harris, De- Runs batted in—Gehrig, Yankee*, in the eleventh. Schulte walked hurdler and track captain-elect at Midgets. game O. H HB- BO. In.P. GS.C.G. W L. 55; Bonun, White Sox, 46. Muskogee, 3: Joplin, 1. American, 242; National, 229; to- the of as a mem- galloped across the finish at the catur 3822. with one gone and, after Kress fouled University Virginia, Weaver 11 80 27 18 08 11 5 6 1 rain. tal. 47B. sere milestone. The at unlimited nine. HRs—Manush. Senators, 77; Geh- Springfield-Hutchinson, in at third when Kuhel ber of the team representing the Thomas 10 4» 14 14 40% 8 4 5 2 broadcasting Sea brook, with out, checked 33 .3 4 4 ringer. Tiger*. 72. States Whiten 13 85 41 84% 13 the contest, the third animal spon- Lincoln ISO*. his lone of the day. Eastern section of the United 22 51 10 13 1 0 3 S and got single RusseU 43% sored The Star for the National Swanee A. C. Adam# 103*3. Doubles—Gehringer Greenberg, Ostermueller. who when he wasn’t in the National College Athletic As- Burke 12 45 23 18 48 3 1 2 3 by 18. 8 2 2 .3 District Tigers, issued his sociation meet in Los Angles, June Stewart 8 54 14 12 55% A. A. u. championship, was to be Swift & Co. Kritter, 9353, very' good was very wild, Crowder 15 88 19 19 52% 8 3 .3 8 Triples—Reynolds, Red Sox, 7; Ma- done by Station WRC. before 5 pjn. sixth pass of the game to Phillips, 21-22, has been announced. MeColl 5 23 3 3 14 % 0 0 0 0 I nuah. nenstnri, a Statistics and the sacks were jammed. Berg Home runs—Bonura, White Sox. 15; Major League was sent up to swing for Burke, and FOxx, Athletics, and Gehrig, Yan- a long fly to Reynolds resulted. kees, 14. SAYITKDAY. Jl'NK •. 1*31. That gave A1 Crowder a chance to Pitcher Stolen bases—Werber. Red Sox. 13; pitch, and he took the trimming in Griffs Deal Nets Walker, Tigers, and Chapman, Yan- twelfth. It was Ostermueller who Strange American National the Mysterious kees, 10. with a. opened this round looping Pitching — Gomes, Yankees, 9-1; YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. YF.STMDAY'8 KEMLTS. For some un- Single to short lelt. Weaver, 6-1. Boston. 3; Washington, 2 <12 Innings) Philadelphia, 3: New York. 3. But Gets Named Bor ter Instead. Senators, K*w reason Manush was in Send Prim to for Milligan, Chap York. 11 Philadelphia, 4. Brooklyn. 10: Boston. 1. known playing Albany Detroit. 13: Chleaao. ft. St. Louis. 6: " ii — Pittsburah. 2. the depths of left field for this weak National League. 8t. Louis, 8; Cleveland, 8. Cincinnati, 4; Chicago. 3. a left-hand hitter and never had International In the of the set — By t Staff Correspondent of The Star. a hurler also of any progress in the lug plays opener Batting Leahe, Dodgers, .3651; ■ chance to come in for a catch. Cis- right-hand -3645. i ? 51 5 C l 9 — Cardinals, S 9 S 9. came with the to two Nationals ... At the Medwick, ? J | June Clark ... He no one seems by f f PIJ gjSI* fjj sell promptly sacrificed. Werber’s Albany up League and • Griffith works he was sent Runs—Vaughan. Pirates, 47; Med- In myste- announcement that he is with the Nationals outset of the Red Sox eighth I M 2 S! r'lig i si roller to Crowder moved Ostermueller know why wick, Cardinals. 44. "pSilff MI M i rious ways when he en- for and also with t p r : 1 fa rifled a inspection dashed back to the score- ■ * to third. Morgan single for .. And as to Mil- Manush I Runs batted in—Suhr, Pirates; |jS f f f deavors to better his Wash- that was inspection Ott, I" 5- & : I c : : the MilHgan 1 f• ?|: Is was explanation r|sl|f§?;:• • the box, and it over. BOSTON, • » B « through board and to Giants, and Collins, Cardinals, 43. f : ington ball club does delayed In reporting because of ligan he’s an oldtimer leaped Ugh get : : i : : : : don interests in and his ears back Werber's drive with one hand Hit*—Moore, Giants, 73; Medwick, ~ everything except false whis- motion picture theater got pinned when Dell—I 21 SI S 21 61 »l 8)381191 ,5981.... NY I—I »|3i~3pli 81 B! 4 301181.835 in an International Cronin came through with a wow Cardinals,. 70. kers, dark specs and gum shoes the New York State Capital be pitched BTI 31-1 61 1| 31 SI 7| 4B6URU7W 1 8tu 51—I 21 41 «l ai 51 6K8I18I.W09I 1 HUNT IS TENNIS CHOICE Per- the eleventh .. took Rick Rer- Doubles—Berger, Braves, and Eng- ! ... maybe they’re due next It seems that Milligan owns a con- League game Thursday to gtn 41 at—I 41 61 21 21 51241201.8491 Chti 2! 61—1 4| at «l 41 7!t»m«*?T~l will show relTs hot one in short, gw lish, Cuba 16. He sends Ray Prim, pitcher, to trolling piece of a cinema chateau haps Milligan up today. deep Clot 21 31 41—| 21 41 4| 31221201.5241 3ta Pltl 31 61 31—I t| 41 41 51881181,8811 3 at Park for around and whipped to Kress in Ti Inks DiiIii-, Pirates, 7; Medwick, Gilbert Hunt, one of the best of Albany for John Milligan, another in Albany and couldn’t get away Ladles' day Fenway wjL 31 3| 1| 31-1 4| 6| 61241241.5001 414 Wo«l 21 21 *' II-1 61 31 41281211.6181 5^ Red series the nick of time to taco out Cardinals; Vaughan, pirates; W, Her- the younger racketers hereabout, was pitcher says Milligan is to on base ball business with another the opener of the Sox Bog) 21 *1 81 1| 7|—l 81 31231281.5001 4Vj Bkll II 2| 31 21 31—1 61 3I1BI271.413:10 who had .. never man, Cube, and Braves, 5. the favorite to win the crown in the report to the Nationals when they club before fixing up affairs. There were 4,600 femmes Raster, singled Jordan, Phil 31 3| 21 31 31 31—1 11181271.4001 9 Phil 31 Ot 81 21 2t 41—I 31161271.37211 a to make a at Home 14; annual District junior tennis cham- a arrive here yet yesterday as "If you’re here to be looked over, among the crowd of 10,000 had chance play rune—Klein, Cubs, Ott, CMI 21 21 21 3|' 21 21 31—1101291.356111 CiB 1 2, O! 31 21 ai II QI—1101321,838117 the and 13. pionship tourney, which opened early the Nationals steamed into Boston show us whatcha got,” Cronin in- that saw the Nationals lose in an first base Werber provided Giants, Collins, Cardinals, L.. 1191191201201241231371391—I—I I U.ii8imu»u»