Griffs Break Even or Better With A11 Teams : Wood Wins First Heat of TrophyRace Griffe Set Mark THE THRILL THAT COMES ONCE IN A LIFETIME—By WEBSTER Harris Is Loaned Yankees IFOXX ONLY CLUB TO GAIN Beating SPEEDS PACE To Chattanooga SCORES OVER DON ι Guess This wow'r MAkc ΓΛ YORK, September 3.—The ΗΙΓ AT SCHOOL. OR ANYTHING. Harris, utility outneider NEWYanks have had a marva»ous J s'Pcse not Daveand plnch-hitter of the Nation- EDGE ON YANKEE! home record this year, prob- BUI »» LEAD! oh wo! ι ! J als, today was sent to ably unmatched In the annals of the Chat- BY A GREAT of the FINISH tanooga Southern club. And It has taken a couple of Association for a few to reverses here to bring to light Just days replace the in- jured Bill Andrus. it was Leaders how unusual their 1932 rule at the National Leaguer in Front announced Unofficially Equs b; by President Clark stadium has been. Griffith. Briton Leads for Four which Laps, For when the Senators won Chattanooga, assumed the Record for in again Five Points—Manush lead in the Southern Scoring yesterday they became the first Association last night when took a Then Yank Cuts visiting club to win on two successive Memphis Loose 7-to-4 licking from Nashville, suf- Consecutive Games. days In the Bronx this season. And I Tied With Ruth. fered the loss of Andrus in the In so reduced the Yanks' game to Win doing they and Griffith consented to lend Easily. home below Har- winning percentage at .''■V ris to the Joe the .800 mark. By the Engel-owned club. BY JOHN B. KELLER. Associated Press. YORK, September 3.- BY DAVID J. WILKIE, YORK, September 3- began t Associated Press Stall Writer. Although not likely to fin CUBS WIN BUCS swing his bat in his earl September 3.—In Ish better than thir 13TH, NEW any NEW season form this week, bu INDEPENDENT PLAY one of the most thrilling In the American Leagu ANNEX 6TH STRAIGH1 still failed to catch up with Fran! demonstrations of speed race DETROIT,D this year, the Nationals hav O'Doul of Brooklyn, the majo and powerboat piloting, a fine chance to end their 193 m Gar Wood, American defender, Foxx 49th league leader. campaigning without the loss ο Hits Homer in Attacl HOLDS BALL after trailing a« the start, cut In seven TEAMS days, ending with yes loose with his Miss an annual series. on Record—Browns America X Capture terday's games, the Athletics' ac today to win the first heat of Johnson's charges already havi smashed 1 ,VNS Decision. out 13 hits, scored nin the Harmsworth race clinched the Tight Week End on ! Trophy yearly set with th< runs afld batted in seven, shot hi Heavy Program from Kaye Don, British chal- White Sox and are certain ο batting average up seven point vV lenger. to .364 even breaks at least with thi /CONTINUING their burning pace a ; and yet remained fiv Tap—Kensington, Vienna So slow was Wood's craft in the ^ ; points. behind the Na first four laps of the 35-mlle course Yankees and the the head of the National League O'Doul, Red Sox. tional that it seemed he could not the the chalkec League leader. Start Series. get win yesterday four Another by the Nationals in thi At the same time, Foxx was threaten 12-cylinder motors to produce their up their thirteenth straight victory ed maximum three remaining games with the Indian; ! from a new quarter as Dale Alexan power. Seemingly, however, over the St. Louis Cardinals, 8 to 5 der of the boosted hi he was merely conserving his boat, for would mean a 50-50 split with that out· 1TH most of the league races he Hazen Cuyler and hil average to .370. Alexander, however 111"' opened up at the end of the fourth fit, and this also applies to the Tigei has had new time around home runs to lead a 14-hit attack or only 305 times at bat as agains history, independent the course and crossed 505 the line to and Brown series. To break even wit! three Cardinal . for Foxx and thus loses a "regu· sandlot base ball games now start the final lap only a lar's" few boat the Athletics this year the National· The made it si> rating. will the lengths behind Don's white- occupy center of at- hulled must take two of the four games thej victories in a row by beating Cincinnati Miss England III. SIMMONS, also of the Athletics tention during these îemalnlng few At have yet to play with the House o: 2 to 1. Larry French allowed the Red; the end of ths rac« Wood said: collected 16 scored 11 rum IVX^ weeks of "I ran Mack, and on past iorm they shoulc nine hits, as against six the winner: AL hits, campaigning. the race exactly as I planned and battedin 13 runs th< it; I am do so. could manage off Hard-luck "Red' during Tomorrow and Monday an very happy and I hope to win week, but trailed Foxx in unusually Regardless of how they fare in battit Lucas, but timely blows by Traynoi every depart· again Moniay." ment total hits where heavy schedule is planned. As usual, with other clubs, the Nationals arc and Thevenow made the difference. except his 18J put him one ahead. Foxx hit tw< most of the more tough for the Yankees. Winning hen Jimmie Foxx continued his pursuit ol WW promising games are Wood's victory, which at homers for a total of '/ ''fîfflrf7)A yesterday, 7 to 1, Johnson's charge! the Babe's home-run record, knocking 49, leaving hin f' slated for suburban diamonds. DESPITEthe finish showed a margin of five days ahead of 's famous went ahead of the league leaders, 11 tc No. 49 out of Shlbe Park as the Ath- nearly two miles. Miss England III 1927 record. Vienna Firemen 10, for the year. Not so pleasing to th« letics enjoyed a field day at the expense and Kensington A. turned up the fastest lap, circling the Chuck Klein of the Nationa C. will clash Ruppert rifles, who have a neat margir of Boston. 7 to 3 and 15 to 0. Phillies, tomorrow In the first course the first time around at a speed League slugging ace, led his ir game of a series. of over every other club in the league. In another game league three-game Play will 88.685 statute miles an hour. Wood'· i hits, runs, homers and stolen bases anc begin at 3 o'clock on Victory for the Nationals this after- the St. Louis Browns took a tight one the Kensington iastest lap was at a speed of 87.387 milea was second in the other three diamond. noon would make them th< from 3 to Blaeholdei depart- , an hour, on his second time very likely Chicago, 1, George ments. around. only aggregation to take a league eerie? getting the better of In a The average speed for the 35-mile In the Foxx and STARS play from the Yanks this campaign. pitching duel. batting averages, heat was Miss America X, 76.014: Miss O'Doul remained the HYATTSVILLE~ÂlLboth tomorrow and Labor supreme among day, England III, 71.265. This was consid- foremost the scoring after one was out in tlM "regulars." tackling Majestic Radio toss- erably slower than last best C. U. COACH MARRIES. ers tomorrow year's aver- BY ninth Inning yesterday, the Yan- and Rockville Monday. age, which Don Foxx came Manush Both Kaye set in Miss Eng- kees tied the major league record games are slated for 3 o'clock on land II at George Vlk, who coaches the ends on and New York 89.913 miles an hour. of 132 consecutive games in a season TRAILINGWashington, Ruth. the Riverdale field. The the Catholic University foot ball squad, .346; Gehrig. New .344; race was run under probably without a shut-out only York, the most unofficially was married August 22 to Lynette Good- tjrooKe Grubb unsatisfactory conditions ever have Jolley, Boston, .329; Ferrell, St. Louis has some action Officially they played but 131 en it has been an- for a of Tulsa, Okla., .327; Combs. New York. .322; Bums booked for his Howitzer Giants. To- prevailing similar event. Rain games in this campaign, as they were here that nounced. He is expected not later .321; and Wash- morrow at 3 o'clock at began early in the morning con- of a 6-to-3 over th« Simmons, .319, Cronin, Garrett Park deprived victory than tomorrow. Forrest Cotton, Cardi- .319. the tinued ukase. There- ington, O'Doul's leading rivals Giants will entertain Rock Creek intermittently, ceasing Just long Tigers by presidential nal line arrived — to the mentor, yesterday. were V. Davis, Philadelphia, .351 ; Klein A ÔlFT FROM "Τ7*β ΛΝΟ OMLY Servicenter. Monday will travel enough permit Regatta Commit- fore, officially they still are one game they tee to .346; Hurst, Philadelphia, .344; Ρ to Rock Hall, Md.. to get the two hydroplanes under- shy of the record of 132 games without Λ LEATHER PILLOW WITH play the team of Waner, Pittsburgh, .341; Terry, New ΗΛΜ050Μ€ that town, way at 7 a.m. after a 30-minute a shutout set by the Boston and Phila- which, incidentally, won the post- York. .344; GiBSow euRwr cw 1*46- co\je« ponement. delphia clubs of the old 12-team Na- Stephenson, Chicago, .331; Λ girl Chesapeake Bay League championship. Leaders L. Waner. Pittsburgh. .329; Ott, New By that time a sharp wind had tional League in 1894. a year In which blown Major York, .326, and Cincinnati, Colmar Manor Juniors and the Mul- up off Lake St. Clair and the schedule called for only 132 games Herman, kicked up .322. hall Juniors will oppose in a double- wnite caps that caused the two ior a club. Q'^32. w boats The American League's leading header Monday on the Ballston, Va., to bounce considerably, and the At that, the Yanks have an amazing Br the Associated Press. pitch- rain, ers. and Vernon Gomez ol diamond. The opener will start at 1 ccming again in the lourth con- mark of 186 consecutive league games- American lap, League. New York, won one each, o'clock. tributed poor to all official—in which they have not been game making visibility the pilots' Batting—Foxx. Athletics, .364; Ruth, it 15 and two for Allen and 22 and 6 troubles. Nevetheless, both boats ■whitewashed. They ran out a string ol a. per- Yankees, and Manush, Senators. .346. for Gomez. The National Leaguers re- JAPANESE c., claimants of the formed 55 games without being blanked last ATHLETES splendidly. Runs—Foxx, Athletics, 132; Simmons, mained unchanged, Lonnie Warneke of BallstonNorthern Virginia championship, year. Athletics. 127. Chicago at 19 to 5 and Steve Swetonic will tackle a tough foe tomorrow no cnances on another The Yankeas were last held runless THE pre- SPORTLIGHT on their mature Hits—Simmons, Athletics, 185; Foxx, of at 11 and 5. GET GREAT WELCOME home diamond. The D. C. I-rtiviiNu start, both Don and Wood on August 2, 1931. Then they failed ; Pittsburgh Firemen Athletics, 184. are scheduled to invade at 3 laid baclc at the start. About a to get a score off Wiley Moore, at that BY GRANTLAND RICE minute Runs batted in—Foxx. Athletics, 144; o'clock, renewing an old rivalry. before the gun both time with the Red Sox and now back rtarting Simmons, Athletics, 137. LEONARD AGAIN WINNER 100.000 Cheer cpened up, to come roaring down to the again with the Yanks. Cy beat the presented bounding Babe can't afford idle afternoons with Returning A flock of teams are Doubles—Gehrlnger, Tigers, 39; John- many Olympic seeking games. starting line only a few seconds after New Yorkers, 1 to 0. allowing only three Foxx a or two from Here's rome of 'em: the son, Red Sox, 37. Didrikson to Olympic fame, only jump away gun. Don was 15 seconda behind hits. of the A's and Outboxes to Gain Decision the 50 mark. Squad—Half Dozen Bands Natlon-Wide A. C. for tomorrow. and Triples—Cronln, Senators, 16; Myer, Rafferty Dallas now passes Gus More- Wood 20. of the Tigers also blanked 15. Alexandria 1509-J. The Senators, HAVINGland two Swell English boat shot Into an imme- the Yankees last year. in Six-Round Bout. along to golf. big leagues and the minors Tumult. Ciro's for Home runs—Foxx, Athletics, 49; Happy Villagers tomorrow. Metro- diate lead. At the end of the first Texas la no the Lone Star are not base ball's shows this 7959. lap Ruth, Yankees, 39. LONG N. Y„ 3 longer ΓΙΕ only politan it was half a mile ahead. TP RED MARBERRY hurled a brilliant BEACH, September week. The American little Finishing the Stolen bases—Chapman, Yankees, 33; former State. It can show at least two stars Legion's Hope Insects for tomorrow. Lincoln second and third it as he subdued the {IP).—Benny Leonard, lightweight world By the Associated Press. laps seemed that Γ game yesterday Walker, 20. series, with more than 500,00C 8367-J. a Tigers, champion, added another victory to his in Didrikson and Moreland and It can cnly mishap could deprive it of a vic- league leaders. But five hits spread starting entries, reaches its climax at Griffith Blue Coals for Pitching—Allen, Yankees, 15-2; Go- long "comeback'' string last night by V^OKCHAMA, Japan, September 3.— tomorrow. tory. Approaching the finish of the over as many innings were yielded by also say something about Dean, Manchester, Ν. H.. this week, and an- Atlantic 4953-J. mez, Yankees, 22-6. Phil of New York Dizzy *■ A fourth lap. however. Wood had the Fred four outboxing Rafferty other crowd will see the Junior Po- throng estimated at 100,000 all but big right-hander. gave to win the decision in the six-round Wilmer Allison and a few others. big Phoenix A. C. for Monday. Atlantic overtaken Don. A few and it was the last of National lice Athletic of New York crowded I yards more and passes, though, League. League decide Yokohama piers today to 5013-W. he shot into the feature. Young Moreland may be on his way its lead. At the final gun them that paved the way to the Yankee V. championship for boys at tte Pole extend a Federal Batting—CDoul, Dodgers, .369; Leonard weighed 151 pounds, Raf- tumultous welcome to the first Storage for tomorrow. Adams he was nearly 2 miles In front of run. Vi to at least a section of the stardom Grounds on Friday. Uie Davis, Phillies, .351. of 6304. British challenger. out of the in the ferty 146*2. There is in these two contingent Japan's returning Olympic With Sewell way Runs—Klein, Phillies, 138; OOoul, that belonged to Bobby Jones. proof enough Washington Red Sox for tomorrow. The rain failed to ninth. Marberry walked Ruth, but not 107. divisions alone that base ball still keeps team, which arrived on the Shinyo I Lincoln discourage many Dodgers, Last he won 10 or 11 consecu- 2613-W. thousands of spectators. came to year its on the I They lined the intentionally. Along Gehrig Hits—Klein, Phillies, 192; O'Doul, MICHIGAN NINE WINS. grip kids. Golf and tennis Maru. Dor-Α for Sunday and Monday at shore of the a hit tive tournaments—came within a stroke claim their mainland, some with um- pole the ball to deepest center, Dodgers, 188. may share, but there happen The of Magruder Park, Call brellas and ΤΟΚΙΟ. September 3.—The base ball to group Olympians included Hyattavllle. many seeking shelter under for three bases, and the Babe Runs batted In—Hurst, Phillies, 124; of winning the amateur championship be many more kids around than the 1359. good team of the of to- members of the track and Hyattsvllle newspapers. Opposite the course several home. Lazzeri and Jorgens Klein. Phillies, 123. University Michigan country knew 20 years ago. Babe Ruth field teams, rumbled St. medal and was beaten only by a bril- hundred craft, from canoes Doubles—P. day defeated Rikkyo, or Paul's Epis- will take part in the show of the Junior who were welcomed as national ranging to followed to become easy outs. Waner, Pirates, 53; liant round. heroes. huge ferry boats, at Klein. 45. copal University of Tokio, in a game Police League, and that means kid ca- brought additional The Nationals did their winning PhUlies, This season he has tied with Gene A half dozen bands added to the din GREET OLYMPIC SQUAD thousands to watch the marked by ragged fielding by a score pacity. Which is a lot of contest. the expense of , who Triples—Herman, Reds, 16; Klein, Sarazen for third place in the Texas capacity. of a great chorus of "Banzais," and The second heat will Phillies, 15. of 12 to 4. The battle of Manchester will be the be run over the pitched the first eight innings. They open, won the Transmississippi and now hundreds of banners displayed huge same course twice »—Klein, Phillies, 35; Michigan ..20035100 1—12 15 7 surviving test from more than half a Germane Have Great Crowd on Monday morning, and a got 10 hits off the right-hander, Ott, has the Western crown. The young ideographs which meant "welcome." third, if on Giants, 29. ...300100000—4 55 million entries, ranging from Seattle necessary, Tuesday. bunching blows for substantial blocks Rikkyo Dallas star will be one of the leading The sounds and a description of the Stolen to Jacksonville. The limit is 17. j Hand Despite Heavy Rain. of runs. , southpaw, hurled bases—Klein, Phillies, 20; Batteries—Patchen and Dlffley; Shlota attractions in the Walker Cup tests at age ; scene were broadcast throughout the ENGLAND III arrived at its Frisch, 18. It will be one of the 100 per cent sport- the ninth for the Yanks and he was Cardinals, and Mose. Brookline. He whacked his to a nation. CUXHAVEN. Germany, September 3 MISSboat well with its way ing of the where ; stern riding for more than a of Pitching—Warneke, Cubs, 19-5; Swe- parties year, the main low in the iound nothing pair (Copyright. 1932. by the Chicago Dally News, place on the United States team In a idea is (A1).—Germany's Olympic team came water. Don said that tonlc, Pirates, 11-5. the brand of fun you used to home the safeties. Inc.) hurry. And you should hear more I yesterday in a downpour of rain, boat had taken water have from 10 to 40 years ago. considerable Old man Sam Rice played a power- about him at Baltimore in the cham- but a great crowd was at the pier to during the heat, but he did not know Shadows of the meet them. the lul part in the Washington attack, help- pionship that breaks out on Septem- might also be mentioned at this Past They went Immediately to cause. ing himself to a triple, a double and ber 12. BY L C. BRENNER. Hamburg for a reception at the City As the Miss England neared the Γ interval that the coming tennis show TT-11 boat two singles. It was his triple that Moreland Is a well built house at the end of the Contrast in Races tall, youth, at Forest Hills will put on the best race, a me- sent ever the first block of tallies. Mar- Big with a fine chanic on the Major swing, plenty of power and cast this country has seen since Tilden, standing prow called to berry had a nice day at bat as well as a first-class the operators of the golfing temperament. Johnston and a few others formed to speedboat towing in the for he whacked her to rush her pitchere" box, What is a first-class golfing tempera- meet the of Into the well as eoon three in four trials and carried ccunter-charges Lacoste, as possible. Den singles Difference in of World ment? Largely the ability to take the Cochet, Patterson and the old Mat Matches called for pall· to over two runs. Winnings Series Rivals Invading ball out breaks as they come and go on playing contingent. the craft. Asked why the boat and your game, Cochet was just on at that appeared so low, by West and Marberry Be Greatest in coming Don replied: May History. time, and now, as a By the Associated Press. the hitting of Bluege with a pitched one has to tell Foxx of the veteran, facing "We SINGLES Jimmy Vines, he began taking water. I don't ball had the bases crowded with probably, can understand how NIAGARA FALLS, OnUrio.—Whitey know how. NO Athletics what that heavy pound- and Little I don't think we sprung a two out when Rice Big Bill felt about it all some Hewitt, 216, Memphis, won two falls out leak Nationals with ing is just a few strides away. and I don't think we YORK, September 3.—If have been rivals with series with years ago. The present field is of three from shipped all stepped up to bat in the second inning. There was a time when had strong Casey Berger, 215, San the water we took the New Jimmy to the Francisco. on board. How It Sam hoisted the ball over Comb's head York Yankees and such a marked In their the home-run enough annoy two champions got thçre I disparity championship tied up, time don't know. That Is what in center and three markers were the any they decide to do a little CINCINNATI.—Bob we Chicago Cubs play to- winnings. but with a month to go he can now Miller, Evans- will have to find out today." chalked In the fifth, three more NEW feel loafing. ville, 111., won from Otis up. In Babe Ruth's breath gether the of It will be no trick for the Yankees steamy upon Clingman, runs came from Marberry's single, the back of his brown neck. Amarillo, Tex.: Wildcat Port- after Don landed. 1932 it be the first A sucker may be a but the McCann, Commodore doubles by Rice and Myer and Manush's may time in to win 100 games. The only curi- set-up, land. Oreg., defeated Iota of The Babe is a great finisher. He still smart guy is still the softest mark. Shina, Japan: SOONHarry Greening the Royal Can- blows made in suc- history that two adian one-baser, all the major teams ever osity left so far as their victories has a high regard for that old throne Tiger Lyons, Alexandria, La., pinned Yacht Club, who represents cession. ! and the of He The most Charles von Leyman, Harold England on the Harmsworth are concerned, is how more glided scepter slug. had expensive bric-a-brac hi Germany; Commit- after out Kuhel in the many tee, arrived West, forcing than 100 one or two tough breaks while the the world is the for Simms, Columbus, Ohio, and Scotty with Otto Barthel of the to they can win. Philadel- something you get stole second and continued star was Williams, American Power Boat eighth, MARBERRY IN FORM phia won 107 in 1931. The Yankees younger piling up a big lead, nothing. Louisville, Ky„ drew. Association, the third base as Jorgens pegged wildly. but the has no American finished second with 94 victories. It gap been lessened little SEATTLE—Jack Reynolds, 145*4, representative, to talk with When Bluege rolled out. West dented in the last The main trouble with an alibi is the British is a little doubtful if the Athletics 10 days. Cincinnati, defeated Jack Gorman, pilot. the counting block. But for Manush WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A that the other guy has an even better In response to a Rice. Tt are Poxx still has something to spare, but 145 Dallas, Tex., two of three falls. question as to in the S 1 4 2 0 going to do as well as 94 this one the Yanks would have counted Myer, 2 b with another month to go he can't af- mapped out in case cf defeat. whether he would be able to race Mon- that S 1 1 1 4 year. If they flatten the Western OTTAWA, Ontario—Howard Canton- seventh inning. Gehrig opened Kerr. 2b 2 0 0 3 2 ford any home-run slump. Not against day. Don replied: "I think we will be Manush. If Ο teams on the'final visit to that sec- Before as wine, Portland, Oreg., won from the round with a scorching drive toward S 2 3 ο a rival who has been himself starting anything it is just In there again Monday all Cronln, es 4 0 0 1 3 tion to 95. A blowing well to have "Masked right. But, left-center. Back went Manush for a they may get conserv- to at least one exit handy. Marvel"; Charles Hansen, of course, I can't Kuhel, lb 4 0 1 10 0 ative home-run orgies for 19 years. Minnesota, tsll until we find out one-hand catch made while West. cf estimate of their victories at (Copyright, 1932. by North defeated Nazzarlne what spectacular 4 2 1 3 0 The Babe at least makes them earn American News- Po«?gi. was wrong. How can I answer Blueee. 3b present is 90. paper Italy; J. at The left-fielder 2 10 0 2 a Alliance, IntJ WashBurn, Minnesota, defeat-, such a moving top speed. Bpcncer, c seat in the old throne room. question when I have been the 4 ο 0 4 ο The general of the · ed Tiny Ruff, Atlanta. was so far out when he speared aspect Amer- in 5 minutes?" Marberry, ρ 4 2 3 0 1 ican It might also be whispered that Ruth only ball that Gehrig had all but reached League race is less Interesting than It DIXIE GETS LEGION TITLE. second base. Lazzeri followed wilti a Totals 37 7 12 27 12 was In 1931. Last year there that were a few moments 3 walk and Jorgens with a single NEW YORK. AB. R. H. O. A. entertaining MANCHESTER, Ν. H., September cf when the would have scored Gehrig, even though Combs, 4 Ο 1 3 1 Yankees did appear to Fralche's tenth Sewell, 3b 4 0 0 (iP).—Capt. single in the of had not been a homer had 1 1 have endurable finishing power and Minor Yankees Is Lou's smash Ruth, rf 3 1 0 2 0 gave the Ruppert Leagues "Papooses" from New Orleans a lb late gave to the die- Buyer, it escaped Manush's clutch. Gehrig, 4 0 1 i h flurry hope Lazzeri, 2b 2 0 0 1 5 hards, but there has been little a 5-to-3 win over Springfield, Mass., yes- Dickey, c 2 0 1 two hits yesterday, 6 0 doubt about the ultimate success of International terday and the But Not getting Jorgens. c 2 0 1 0 0 League. American Legion junior of Good Men Ruth in the bat- the New York team this Seller, MANUSH,now is even with Chapman. If 2 0 0 2 0 year since Rochester. 3; Montreal, 2. base ball championship. tins lists. Lary. ss 3 0 0 3 4 the Fourth of July. Pipgras. ρ 2 0 1 0 1 Toronto, 2; 1. fourth frame, That has a Buffalo, The Babo fanned in the •Byrd 1 ο ο ο had very depressing BY ο Others not scheduled. JOHN Β. FOSTER. Some before he sent a drive into the Weill, ρ 0 0 0 0 0 effect on the American out- League. of it has a little foun- but not League WANT LABOR DAY GAME. dation. not more than side of New York. In New Standinc ·( the Clubi. but much of it is pure surmise. right-field stand foul by Totals 29 1 5 York YORK, September 3.—The 27 12 Mount Rainier There is not an they would prefer to win the pen- W. L. Pet. W. I. Pet base bailers want a platform of Col. Jacob American League •Batted for Pipgras in eighth. Newark.... 95 52 .646 Roches'er.. 78 11 .517 Rup- owner who is not to base after nant with 125 victories, If it were for Labor anxious that Myer got back second Washington ...03003001 0—7 Baltimore.. 81 87 .547 Jersey City, 66 82 .446 game day with a senior or who Chicago and pert, owns the New York should get a good team. but retired after New possible, the other clubs would Buffalo ... 79 87 .541 Albany ... «4 83 .433 The White a 10-game lay-off. York 00000000 1—1 junior nine in to be on Virginia played NEW_ Sox, have to finish Montreal.. 78 70.521 Toronto... 51 98.347 Americans, Is to win as however, have not been fifth-inning batting turn. Runs batted in—Rice <3>. Myer (21. Ma- the best way they many- offered nush. the Virginia team's diamond. any sensational on the today,B„udtdhym^?f though. Bluege, Gehrig Two-base hlu—Rice, could. Virginia games as he can with his team bargains. They are to be back job Myer. Pipgras. Three-base Southern A. C. and Falls Church possibly still in the sixth ses- hits—Rice, Gehrig. The Cubs win 100 Association. are especially hammering away to obtain A foul from West s bat Stolen bases—Kerr. West. Double plays— may games, but as long as he is in base ball. prom- the odds it are New 2. challenged. Telephone Greenwood 1851 ising youngsters. There are sion a finger on Dickeys right Myer to Cronln to Kuhel Marberry to Kerr against 1.000 to 1 Atlanta, 3; Orleans, probably split to tomorrow That is the that John 10 or 15 almost the Kuhel; Bluege to Myer to Kuhel: Lazzeri or thereabouts. They are much more Chattanooga, 7; Knoxvllle, 2. morning. platform T. unheard-of young hand, compelling to Lary to Gehrig (2). Left on bases—Wash- players who ^k^h|cnaribehind ^the likely to come to the for 7: 4. Brush had when he was owner will be near the two retire. Jorgens finished ington. 5; New York. 5. First base on balls gathering Nashville, Memphis, of the top to the . years from now, and home side. Lazzeri was the —Off Marberry. 4: ofl Pipgras. 1. Struck World Series with about 90 vic- Others not scheduled. New York the Sox are an- bat for the out—By Giants. Before Brush died for twice. " Pipgras. 3; by Marberry. 3 Hits— tories from their war gling them. It is a hard Yankee to get on base Off 10 hanging belts, of the Club·. he was job—the only Pipgra3, in 8 innings: <>n Wells. 2 in SUnilnt 24 years Tyrus Raymond referred to constantly as the hardest that any club can fifth and 1 Inning. Hit by *>ilcH»t' ball—By and they will have to play good ball Stars undertake. walked in the Pipgras W. L Pet W. L Pet. Yesterday Cobb was the terror of the dictator Feventhinnïng^ (Bluege). Losing all of the time to be sure FOR pitch- of the He wes not. batted lor Pipgras in the eighth —Pipgras. of those. Chat'nooia 90 49 848 Birmlna'am 67 75 .472 league. is not a bit Byrd Memphis ers of the American JT strange that some of him. Weaver w>« 94 52 .644 N.Orleans. 62 77 .446 League. He had the rare to to mid Marberry fanned Little Rock 68 72 .486 Knoxville.. 59 84 .413 Twelve times won the intelligence try the sensationalists in their By the Associated Ty batting should predict hurl for the Nationals NashrlUe.. 87 73 .479 Atlanta.... 57 83 .407 Press. gather a team t At the to today championship of that circuit, scoring that would play base Athletics will bargain some of the with the Yankees. Eric McNair, Athletics—Drove in j of their final year nine titles in a row from 1907 through ball for hinj all of the time. He did stars to Chicago—harking back American Association. seven runs against Red Sox in double as do 1915. then running behind Tris not have they to the time when Connie in bill with three home runs, double and greater funds than other Mack sold Minneapolis, 15; St. Paul, 2. Speaker for a season, only to come Collins to the Sox years ago Standings Major Leagues single. owners of the league. There were three and Others not scheduled. back for three straight. In 1911 he started the Chicago team up the George Blaeholder. Browns—Scat- or four who road, while Records of Griffs achieved his peak with an average outstripped him financially. Connie in a year was lost • Standi·» of the Club·. tered White Sox's 8ATIRDAY, SEPTEMBER », 198?. eight hits and won, of and the in such a thick cloud of W L. Pet W. L Pet. 3-1. .420, following year hit Whenever Brush was successful they dust that it Mlnn'aooll.l 87 55 .613 71 68 511 .410. took him many years to Milwaukee. Hazen Cuyler and Mark Cubs dodged behind questioners emerge. Columbus.. 84 .549 .... 493 Koenig, BATTING. American 78 Toledo 71 73 For years Cobb was the base- by saying Both Simmons and Earnshaw of the .National Ind'napolls 78 87 .531 Louisville.. Γ5 88 .390 —Their home runs aided in defeat of that the New York club could do Hr Sh 8b Rbl.Pct. League· League. marvel of the any- Athletics have been G. AB. R. H.2b.3b Kans. City 74 66 .529 St. Paul... 54 S7 .383 stealing majors, his 96 because of landed in the Chi- 13 13 1» 3 BS .346 Cardinals. thing its financial power M'n'sh 126 522 98 180 35 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. YESTERDAY'S RESl'LTS. steals in 1915 stiil out as cago roster for 1933, but the deals 26 50 7 4 6 1 2 28 .3iS Larry French, Pirates—His effective standing md exulted when Harris... 75 148 Washington. 7: New York. 1. the modern they thought they haven't been made 44 70 12 3 1 2 5 28 .323 Chicago. 8; 8t. Louis. 5. . record. had made a yet. Simmons Is not Rice 88 217 Philadelphia. 7-15: Boston, 3-0. pitching beat Reds, 2-1. good trade with New as 454 81 145 37 18 β 3 5 101 3U Pittsburgh. 2: Cincinnati. 1. It would be York, valuable as he was because Crcnin. .. lie 8t. Louis, 3; Chicago. 1 4. Fred Impossible here to list isually rheuma- 76 13 24 6 1 0 2 0 11 31i Other clubs not scheduled. Portland, 9; Missions, Marberry, Senators—Stopped by loeing playing strength and tism is Weaver.. 37 Other clube not scheduled. all of Ty's record achievements. gripping him tighter and 490 82 145 22 10 6 8 3 69 2M Yankees with five hits and contributed jaining a few dollars. tighter. West .... 129 Htandlni of the Club*. And now Shortsighted, all It some seasons 84 336 42 99 22 5 8 2 7 51 .293 three all that is behind him. )f began ago, and It Is Reynolds 2 *TJ singles to his own cause. them, and seldom successful. 113 11 33 5 1 0 2 2 15.292 " W L. Pel. W. L. Pet The Peach is harcier work for him to well Kerr 45 ° Georgia retired. He play every * S * Portland .. 91 84 .587 77 .497 39 70 12 4 2 0 4 35.283 » β ■ ϊ !· ο α ·· Sacramento 78 Kuhel... 77 247 3 g S·»*ïs îï 5 r» o; J ο5 »2 »ι lives in San year. Earnshaw has not had a 2η « Los Ansel's S7 80 .467 Francisco, and while was a very 33 5 8 10 49 .271 * 3 : w Ο « ri « ο 85 .559 Seattle 70 good buyer of 123 487 102 138 15 * "" 3 good Myer... ~ Λ S Hollywood. 85 89 88 421 he a lot of p^RUSH good season, but an season ege. 125 430 53 114 19 3 5 15 5 55 .263 β Ρ S *4 Ο .552 Oakland... «4 sees games, he has no piayers. McGraw average B.i. ? »» ρ Ρ C η c ρ ο San sought the men 82 289 44 75 16 3 3 3 4 30 .25S ξ Ζ s ; :» Franc.. 82 88 .547 Missions... 57 97 .370 | for the would overtake him some He had Judge. ^ * S ε : S : : hankering competitive side and Brush did the day. 79 241 23 61 5 0 1 3 0 29 25! 55 S e η ς Clouters negotiating, been Bpencer ■ of A 10.244 ε : : α : ο· : : Γ β : : s base ball. Ty would like to come t policy to make pitching plus ball a long time 17 41 4 10 2 0 0 0 0 g ■ Major helped the α Giants Thomas.. ■ Western League. back as an owner until 1932. Berg 72 194 16 46 7 1 1 S 1 24.211 or business man- lers. 22! Maple... 38 35 3 801000 5 St. Joseph. 9; Wichita. 3. ager. But he is to have the a There has been some talk of sale· New YortTTT—!11110:13 14 14il5il4 91 40 «95 8 14ί glad uppert is good buyer. He by 0.2Î2 Chicago I—! 10ί 10!iai 13! L ■ is McAfee 4 9 1 ÎOOOOO 9|76|51|.598 Oklahoma 3. By the Associated Press. train rides and —11— T- not the Yankees. Not If Col. 0 4 0 JH Tulsa, 4; City, the strain of play ι Rupper knows Crowder 44 98 7 21 1 2 8 Philadelphia ..I 71—1 9111113114113,171831511819 j Pittsburgh ...1101—I 91 6110,111131121701601.638 it. 48 43 4 8 0 0 0 0 0 3.1(3 GAB R H Pet things of the past. There are ball players on the team Marberry Washington ..1111 tl—110110110113111178 541.585 j Brooklyn .....I 91101—I 71111 611311<ί70;621.530 Brown... 38 64 4 7 2 1 0 5 0 3 .10; Texas League. O'Doul, Dodgers.. 126 510 107 188 .369 Cobb is said to be the only ball who are verging on the downhill side, IT 14 1 1 1 0 0 9 0 0 .07! I Cleveland »l »t—Ι10Ι10Ι13Ι18Π3Ϊ58Ι.5δ4 I Philadelphia ..I SI HI 111—I 61101 »I10I6»I66I.«96 Coflman. Foxx, 134 505 132 184 who the 1 but as as ball 0 0 0 0 00< 1 Dallas, β; Beaumont, S. Athletics... .364! player quit game with a long they play winning Edelen... 2 90900 Detroit 1 «I 71 91101—I 111 11 14ieSi «3i.508 St. Lout».. .ΤΓΓοΠΐ 71131—I 6! 7|13[63l66|.««a for the San 0. V. Davis, Phillies. 105 339 41 119 .351 | million. Judicious Investments made Yankees they will stay there. PITCHING. 8t. Louis I 51 »l >1 81 «I—I1Û13 56I71I.44Ï Boston I 51 81131101111—1101 7I63I6SI.481 Longview, 4; Antonio, Port Klein, Phillies.... 131 558 138 193 .346; him independently wealthy before Chicago ■ I «I «I 31 «I 51 « 9 39 88, 307 New Houston, 10; Worth, S. In'fs G Comp. York I 51 61 61 81131 91—Î13I59I70I.487 Manush, 126 526 102 182 .346 he and the L 7. Senators. Quit, slump did not hit I Ο Η BB SO Pitch.Std Gam.W. Boston 41 51 3!3 5:5 6 94 282 Cincinnati ...| 81 61 61 91 6il3l 61—IMI76U14 Tyler, 9; Galveston, 8 li 19·-. 2 1 4 ( |J»I 10;—137 Ruth, Yankees... 125 433 113 150 .346 that particular stock in which is THE GREAT MARLBORO 4 17 Lost Ι40|ί1)Μ|ί8Ι53Ϊ71ιΜΙ94,—Γ—| Lost Ty _ I51I60I63I66I66I68I70I78I—I—I New largely interested. I înb ,s York-Pennsylvania League Home Run Leaders. 1 FAIR AND η it,j GAMES TODAY GAMES The luck of Cobb holds off RACES 43 184 22 19 14 1< TOMORROW. GAMES TODAY. ÔAMES TOMORROW. 4. out, Scranton, 12; Binghamton, Foxx. Athletics, 49: Ruth. Yankees,' the field as it did beck in 58 159'j 10 Wash, at New York Phlla. »t Wash. N. York at Brooklyn. N. York atlBrooklyn. the days 3 3S IS Bo-ton at Phlla. Boston at New Vork. St. Louis Willismsport, 4; Harrlsburg. 1. 39: Klein. Phillies. 35: Yankees, ! when he Aug. 30, 31; Sept. 1, 2, It4 at Chicago. St Louis Chtcage. Gehrig. 1 ranged the outfield for the ι io 5ip4 7 : Ce· a-.') at Detroit. Clrve. r. Detrcil. vj vet 3". Hl'o Cincin. a Pittsburgh. Pittsbursir't Cincln. Ηβζ'-tcn-Vork, grounds. SiTr.mcnr, AtliUklcc, 31; O.t, D:tro!*, Τι""-· Mnissinn ftl.ffl. First Raff. P.M. 0 IV» 10 0* Chicago ai S.. Loiui. cmweo at 8t. Louu. PùUu. at aostoa. Phil*. at Botum. Otters not scheduled. Qiani$.2j», (Coprrishi. liUu. I 3UC7-33 diiu-ct το gza:,zïz:.:*d