— I SPORTS SECTION *—--- ■ Base Ball, Boxing Tennis and Golf

1 '■ — A —- ■ ^ t~~ -i .i. Part 5—4 WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, Page* _ 1932._ Cronin and Manush Injured as Washington Loses Two Ball Games to Red Sox AT THE * On the CONGRESSIONAL WORLD SERIES. —By TOM DOERER -0H\ wo’ cues* VeH.wer NOTHING WOMT CIET £i-$E TO ^A-JVlY OO BUT tAUC«S WHEkl f/\e ihe s«Rap »•£ a»i CRIPPLED BY PITCH Side Lines JMII.E ji up putueu eucK With the Sports Editor. llVAvisio ~ Back Four Homers Win Opener of amothea Heinie Strains Muscle /UhtlMU V/OUUW Beantowners Win Two in Row BY DENMAN THOMPSON, Twin Bill for Champs. 2%?«o of Thigh—Out Probably jjj First Time This Season, Freitas Beaten. Some Time. interest being mani- 4 to 2 and 9 to 8. fested in the veterans’ benefit bouts to be By the Associated Press. ahO — 0^ct< Corner Mass., June 4 THE — at Griffith Sta- June 4. The BY JOHN staged CHARlAE CUR^‘5 P° ^ B. KELLER. Washington's base ball club dium Wednesday night bears and the New York Athletics A cot of -Shadow ©oxwer Mass., June 4 —Base to out the oft-repeated assertion home- besides losing two games Yankees continued their Pob. Photo os ball BOSTON, that would be a the history was made today Washington Philadelphia. the the lowly Red Sox here to- run bombardment through e/rfcne* at red-hot boxing center if it Come osj BOSTON,Fenway Park as the Na- lost the services of two stal- first game of a double-header today wnne-/ day had the chance. An tionals and Red con- fcPpuOUCA.t'l, < A5 Umpire. Sox tangled wart for some With so and ex- and then settled down for a quiet CES /Moftfry regulars, probably capable //-v J in a twin bill. twin bill and their Too K. fc-feM- (jENE time. perienced a man as Heinie Mil- test that ended the 2hshortstop, and the enthusiastic Ths. Red Sox took both response The A's won the first game today by Pu*k.T Children ends of a Heinie Manush, left fielder, in- from members of the leather- £3 a 10-to-7 count, hammering the ball KEPT HI!* double-header and for the first double- brigade in volunteer- jured during today’s pushing the lot and out four i time this their the show all over smashing A.UTOG&APHIM6 season they ran up a are not to be in the line- ing services, header, to their total for the E'/efct'THlMO 0*» promises to be an outstanding homers bring winning string of two games. when the Nationals face the series to 10 The Yanks slammed Tony MAT & up success and serve a double GARNER'S The scores were 4 to 2 and Freitas. Philadelphia rookie, around in 9 to 8. Athletics in the Capital tomorrow purpose in the process. the first inning of the second game and PM)OY UOE The Red Sox now have won nine Conceived Gen. Pelham GO and very likely their sturdy by won, 7 to 4. 'lq, turner to meet the emer- / games in the current campaign. fine will be Glassford The homers, which included Jimmie The hitting and fielding P£E?<-£S And four of gency arising from the inva- Foxx's twentieth of the season, handed vAlM A their wins have been the Of/wO -OOhk- missed at least during early the bonus Grove his tenth of the sion of the capital by Lefty victory ApAb THE LOMDO.S at the Nationals’ expense. of their club s first, invasion it seems to not season and ninth in succession on a part marchers, likely P Pot o/o With the tail-end Boston platter. The star southpaw had a manager start, up runs, ing the first two men and then he went the route. Off Bob eral days, pulled a muscle in the back BY the New York Giants base giving although four straight hits, a Kline. Boston right-hander, only five of the thigh when running to first base ball loses its most colorful fig- including triple by in the Chapman, but he settled down after the hits were collected and the one fine after grounding to the infield ure first inning and on even chance the Nationals to second inning of the first game and pitched terms *OBE had pile up In his playing days a fire- with Herb Z7 ARI/VE5 with some left the field limping badly. Pcnnock. 40f>Ki*tf, RPPuBucM, some scores they kicked brand of the most volcanic of the base Two years ago a leg crippled In a FIRST GAME. TfiiPt>eo oven- headless touring paths. out of action constantly embroiled in CAPr In the second tilt the Red Sox were game here kept Manush type, NewYcik. ABH.OA. Phila. ABHOA PiC5t 6a.*>E TO J< GEf-JE M c Combs.cf 3 TuNNE/.US brisk from start and tallied in each at intervals, and this last injury Is be- fist battles and winning very 13 0 Bi.shoD.2h.. 2 115 Ors £k. CiU KaO the Saltzg cr.2b 4 12 3 5 2 4 0 a»owar.0 .op eMTeft5, With i'Au.SiC' Over this lieved more serious. few of them, this of Cramer.cf.. of the first six innings. product 0 o 0 Cochrane.c. 5 2 8 0 ^ Ft4l3»A NeSRAYKA.WA*? The. M|\fli/R£ QamD stretch a total of 14 hits off Kerr, who replaced Cronin, famous Baltimore Orioles 0 0 0 0 Simmons.II. 4 2 2 0 ' they got Johnny the t^ell-v- X for who Manush's Ruth.If a 2 1 0 Foxx.lb.... 5 18 0 Pat goY Carl Fischer, who pitched three in- Dave took ■ and Harris, succeeded to a extent Gehrig.lb 5 2 6 1 greater Coleman.rf. 4 2 3 0 Th6 OEMMiFS ^o*J>oeoen- to become the loser, and Frank in the tilts today, will continue Chapman.rf a 3 0 0 ^oTu^a nings place than any other manager in McNair.ss.. 4 3 0 2 . Cramer in the eighth -— had to be relieved I2i. Cochrane. Simmons t2>. Foxx. Coleman. /MICK. tOQKEO Be Sent Back to Cin- in his who In turn gave way May that, hearing. McNair, Error—Gehrig Runs batted in— < VOUKC. IN Keisel Ties Mark for Jack Russell, Cowman <2>. ACTROC*. in the ninth. Dickey. Lazzeri. Ruffing. Century to the elderly Cy Moore TO uRlFF cinnati Club. Saltzgaver. Gehrig. Bishop. Cochrane >4'. TRIED Mishap Stops Manush. Simmons. Foxx. Dykes <2i. Coleman. Two- AvJCTlOM OFF C OSu'TS' V Griffs Lose Big Chance. hase hits—Gehrig (21. Chapman (2>. Sim- AM A«jrooftA>«fC> WNTIL By the Associated Press. bat John- HE accident that forced mons. Cochrane. Ruffing. Saltzgaver. Three- In their last three turns at base hit—Dykes, Home Coch- Ol*U AN hitsi and Press. out of the runs—Bishop. "TneTf Took FRANCISCO, June 4.—Ben Eastman, Stanford Univer- accumulated nine By the Associated Heinie Manush rane. Simmons. Foxx. Double plays—Saltz- them / son's charges OFF the runs crossed in LOUIS. June 4.—Jim Bottomley, in the first game gpver. Crosetti to Gehrig: Dvkes to Foxx. I"n. 7- by Ruffing 1 bv Cove. 8 Hits resting on third don, president of the St. t at least —Off and field at Kezar Stadium tally that had netted him Johnson. 7 in inning: off Allen. 6 in sociation track championships one on first. tionals, said here today. 52t innings: off Ruffing. 1 in 2 passible winning one safety in the 12 preceding innings. werent long getting The possibility of Harvey Hendrick, Wild pitch—Allen. Losing pitcher—Johnson. today. Those Red Sox contests and was part of a Umpires—Messrs McGowan and Vaneraflan. Two were stretched across the track, one at 800 in the first encounter. They outfielder, being sent bapk to Cincin- Time of tapes to Crowder his aver- tame—2 hours and 5 minutes. the half-mile mark. The Stanford flash was in the second session nati was not denied by Breadon. splurge that boosted meters and one at opened briskly out was recorded “We have to rid of three a total of 83 points. clocked at 1 minute 50 seconds flat for the 800-meter classic, and before the third get players age SECOND GAME. the he said, "to reach the the 18 since CARDS SELL the world record set Sera Martin three runs to sew up game. before June 15," In May SEXTON 6.10 of a second rang up games New York. ABH.OA. Phila. ABH.OA RHEM, by ANDERSON, cutting by out not but he was forced midseason player limit. I could say 17, when he had a mark of Combs.cf 4 110 Bi.shop.2b 2 0 13 of in 1922. Jolley singled, Saltzg >r.2b 4 0 2 0 France fellow dashed now who tbe players will be or Williams.2b 3 2 2 1 bv Pickering. The big right .228, Heinie scored 18 runs him- Ruth.If. 4 12 0 Cramer.cf.. 5 2 5 0 For the half mile his time was 1 minute 50.9 seconds. •; a heave where will go." Hoag.lf 0 0 n 0 into Myer at second, preventing they self while batting in an equal Hevine.c... 4 13 0 The record in this event is 1 minute 51.6 seconds, held by Dr. The Na- Rumors involving Bottomley have Oehrig.lb 3 1 11 0 Stmmons.lf 4 0 2 0 for a possible double play. number, and his 33 hits, includ- Chapman.rf 4 2 10 Foxx.lb.... 3 0 7 0 but Um- been fast and thick, and when DELKER 10 Otto Peltzer of Germany. tionals claimed interference, flying .. 4 0 IN Dickev.c 19 PHILS SPARKLE Coleman.rf. 2 0 2 0 MEET an- 7 2 and 5 bettered time with it so. Then U.e asked about them today. Breadon ing doubles, triples Lazzeri.3b.. 4 3 14 Miller.rf. 2 10 0 Several weeks ago Eastman also this pire Nallin couldn't see in Crosetti.ss.. 4 10 5 work on the swered negatively without hesitation. home runs, 4 of the latter McNair.ss.. 4 112 a mark of 1:51.3. I Red Sox reallv went to his Pennock,p 4 0 0 0 Dvl;es.3b... 4 2 2 2 hit for a base and ---•- successive games, boosted Freitas.n... 3 0 2 2 Eastman finished the race with an 80-yard lead over his General. Oliver Pitcher and Infielder Go for to the right- average to .311. the top mark •Madjeski.. 10 0 0 Sterling Marks in Discus and Jess Markle of the Club. He was unof- Rhyr.e rammed the ball IS SPEEDY. closest rival, Olympic that ac- BRAZILIAN field corner for three bases for all the Griffithian regulars. Totals 35 10 27 9 Totals ...37 9 27 10 timed in 53 seconds for the first 440 yards. June 4 (/P).— — ficially for two tallies. Then Ta.e, RIO DE JANEIRO. This did much to off- •Batted for Freitas in ninth. Cash saw counted rampage Champions Buy Shotput Feature N. Y. The meet also Bob Keisel, University of California a nifty Domingo Pugilisi ran the 400 meters in New York 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0—7 erstwhile National, laid down set the skidding of Carl Rey- Philadelphia .00100200 1—4 tie the world record of 10.4 seconds in the to 48 4-5 seconds today in an Olympic sophomore sprinter, bunt, and long before Crowder got nolds. who from a Runs—Combs. Saltzgaver. Ruth. It was selection meet. Pugilisi's time clipped a dropped Gehrig Reese, Ex-Yank. A. C. Games. 100 meters. Benny's tap Rhyne was across. of .420 to .305. (2>. Chapman. Dickey. Cramer. Heving. Mc- of San fifth of a second oft the South American high Nair. Dykes. Errors—Crosetti. Pennock. Ralph Montague, University Francisco speedster, a sweet squeeze play. in Runs batted record held by the Chilean, Salinas. Manush’s mishap, coming in—Gehrig. Chapman <4i. I added a third outstanding feat to today's games by equaling the Dickey. Lazzeri. Bishop. Simmons. Miller. By thf Associated Press. Score Hitless Tally. the wake of the beaning of Williams. Two-base hits—Dickey. Dvkes. By the Associated Press. world record in the 200-meter dash. He was timed in 20.6 sec- LOUIS. ’June 4.—Flint hit the Nationals scored West, illustrates the value of Chapman. Crosetti. Three-base hit—Chap- Rhem, YORK. June 4 —John F. onds, a mark chalked in 1926 Roland Locke of the Uni- Without a man Stolen base- Lazzeri. Left on bases— up by as a and Eddie in- once in the third. Berg walked having available so competent New York. 4 Philadelphia. 7. Bases on balls pitcher, Delker, of Nebraska. A PAIR OF SOCKS Anderson, former Cornell ath- versity starter and moved up as Crowder went a of substitutes as Dave —Off Pennock. 1: off Freitas. 3. Struck out flelder, have been sold by the pair —By Pennock. 7: by Freitas. 1. Wild pitch lete. and Leo Sexton, former to McManus, then em- ST. out Myer grounded Sam —Pennock Umpires—Messrs. Vangraflan > Harris and Rice, and Cardinals to the NEW the Philadelphia so hard that (FIRST GAME McGowan. Time of game—1 hour and national title bumped'into Watwood the of Nationals lor cash, Sam Breadon, weight-throwing WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. PO. A E phasizes inadvisability Kdminutes first sacker dropped the throw from 0 holder and star, turned in Myer. 2b 5 0 112 the by some enthu- owner of the St. Louis National League | Georgetown Bancroft as Assistant That let Berg get 0 0 0 ft plan urged the middle baseman. Manush, If. 2 0 announced the of a Quits 1 siastic fans of the club, tonight. best performances sparkling Harris. II. 2 0 0 3 0 curtailing home. 0 The sale was not made Rice, cl. 4 0 1 2 0 of the team includ- FRED FRAME HEADLINER price public. day of at the 128th annual With one out in the fourth. Reynolds 3 0 strength by competition Cronin, ss. 4 0 0 3 Breadon also announced that St. Kline, a and 1 1 ® ® of its reserves in a deal of the New York Athletic Club got the first hit off single, Reynolds, rf. 3 1 ing any Louis had Infielder Jimmy games To Give Terrv Clear 2 0 1 7 0 0 purchased Sailing a ball let Carl take Judge, lb. to obtain that needed new with two out passed 0 0 Imdianapolis Champ Has 26 Rivals Reese, with the Yankees, from at Travers Island Biuege, 3b. 3 0 0 4 formerly today. There he was stranded. 0 0 0 0 0 0 • thiid. Kerr. 3b. pitcher. the St. Paul club of the American As- who had been out of com- 1 0 0 0 0 0 in Detroit Auto Race. Anderson, Two hits in the fifth might have •West .. the Associated Press. came 1 2 1 0 sociation. since he fourth in the By seasons with the Phillies. Bancroft the Nationals’ Berg c .. 2 1 petition placed meant something but for 1 0 0 0 0 0 Rice Gets His Chance. June 4 Rhem, who won four for the June 4—Dave Ban- to the Giants in 1920 in a big deal ♦Spencer .... DETROIT. UP).—Freddie games Olympic games in 1928. made his first YORK, base with 0 1 3 0 stupid running. Berg opened CrSwde" P..... 3 0 Frame, winner of the 500-mile auto- Cardinals this year, joined the St. Louis of a comeback and which sent Art Fletcher to Philadelphia second 1 0 0 despite his 40-odd appearance captured croft, former Giant shortstop a single, but was nabbed at IKuhel J> mobile race at Memorial club in 1924 and had his best season in to become manager. _0 Jj and 18 seasons of Indianapolis the discus throw with a tcss of 161 feet and for when Crowder attempted to sacrifice 5 24 9 1 years when his 20 victories under John J. McGraw McGraw visited the Giant Totals 33 _2 day, will race again in Detroit tomor- 1926, pitching 7 inches, considerably better than the park briefly far reaches of right RICE,service as a Griffman, still NEW McGraw’s Myer lofted to the with the BOSTON. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. row. when he and 26 other drivers helped the Cards win the pennant. He mark. Sexton tossed the shot the last three years before today's double-header of 2 1 Olympic center, but Crowder, instead going Waiwood. lb. 4 1 1 9 is a thoroughly competent per- in a 100-mile contest at the a the next year, 51 feet 11 man- Phillies and failed to mention that Ban- 3 0 3 2 5 1 compete experienced slump inches for the other out- assistant, today followed his and then for McManus. 2b. as well as first down to second watching 3 0 0 2 0 0 former, defensively Michigan State fair grounds. however, and in 1928 was sent to Min- croft had become his assistant as an Webb, r!. standing performance. ager into partial retirement. a catch all but hugged first base. The Jolley, If 4 0 2 5 0 0 on attack and would rate as a The winner of tomorrow's race will neapolis and then Houston but was Beard, the Alabama «s • executive. 2 0 Percy world's He announced his resignation drive was so deep that even had Oliver Pickering. 3b. 4 1 1 0 back after a short with McGraw but 0 on a number of teams be awarded 570 points toward the 1932 brought stay record holder in the hurdles, made his he would remain with appeared anything Oliver, cf. 4 1 1 1 0 regular coach, but said caught it Al could easily have returned 2 3 0 the American Auto- the minors. as- downcast at his first day officially away Rhyne, ss. 3 1 1 in the It appears he championship by initial appearance in the campaign to ball club as business rack. 4 1 0 league. the Giants’ safely to the initial Tate r 2 0 0 mobile Association. Prize money will Delker came to the St. Louis team the Olympics by the hurdles in who from the responsibilities of the Giants 0 will get the chance to demon- winning sistant to McGraw, quit yesterday As it was. the ball got by the center Kline. total $5,025. in 1929. A new world’s record in the his as in almost 30 years. Pi!.J J J J _Oj strate it now, with Manush 0:143s. as manager, but retained place fielder, and Myer got only a double Totals 30 4 10 27 15 2 Competing with Frame for the prize There are now 25 on the Cardinal miles medley was almcst counsellor. "I did the only thing possible under and West both on the l7g relay vice president and when he should have had a soft triple. in casualty money will be Howard Bob roster and two must be disposed of to created Bancroft the circumstances.” he said. "Some- •Batted for Biuege eighth. Wilcox, by Manhattan College's team •‘I’ve resigned as coach,” almost overran Al after turning 1 in ninth. list. to drastic had to be done. doc- Buddy Batted tor Berg Carey and Russell Snowberger. Wil- bring the player number down 23, when Frank Crowley ran an anchor I’d been managing the thing My for Crowder in ninth. said, because second and barely managed to scramble Batted The esteem Capital fandom cox finished second in the the prescribed midseason limit. mile of to be clocked at when tor said I could make no more trips Indianapolis 4:17% 7:18%. team during McGraw's absence back to the bag as his teammate pulled Washington _ 00100100 ®—? and it was a of or x—4 has for the veteran is indicated race. Carey was fourth and However, the quarter milers had not I choice resigning Boston 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 Snowberger he was ill this Spring and thought up at third base. There followed the «2>. Tate. McManus, in the was fifth. run full distance me naming an acting manager, which Runs batted in—Rhyne by the manner which and the record was would feel better without worst of base the Nation- Two-base hits—Jolley. Myer. Mc- Terry would have done no So I piece running Judge. entire town is in sup- disallowed. i to stay with Mc- good. stepped Manus, Judge. Watwood. Three-base hit— rallying BRAVES PROTEST GAME around. I'm going als have done this season. Gene Venzke, who was to have tried as his out completely.” Rhyne. Sacrifice—Tate. Double plays— port of “Sam Rice day” to be Graw, however, ar.d continue to Judge. Crowder to to beat Double Crowder to Cronin held in with the HARVARD STOPS JINX again Tommy Conneff’s 37-year- assistant off the ball field.” Ball-up Begets Play. Judge. Rhyne to Tate to McManus to Rhyne. conjunction McKechnie Kelly Scored old mark of 5. Charges 3:02% in the 34-mile Terrv. Giant first baseman, who Harris to the and Lett on bases—Washington, 8; Boston. regularly scheduled champion- Bill grounded shortstop, Crowder. 2; oH Kline, 4. special, was out with an said Crowder Bases on balls—OH Harris’ Crimson Aided to Beat Cross for Brooklyn. injury. succeeded McGraw as manager, MRS RTZHUGH WINS Myer tore for third, while Struck out—By Crowder. 2; by Kline. 2. ship tilt with Bucky Holy Illegally welcome Guth- yesterday that Bancroft was clung to the base. Finally Crowder Passed ball—Tate. Umpires—Messrs. Detroit Tigers on Tuesday, but Nallm. Time of game—1 hour and First Time Since 1927. NEW YORK, June 4 UP).—Manager to stay as coach "if he wishes,” headed homeward, only to be run down rie and 19. 57 minutes. July Bill McKechnie of the Boston Braves has SCHOLARSHIPS ARE HIT Intimated it might be better if DIXIE LINKS CROWN by Tate. Myer. who had stopped with- (SECOND GAME.) Followers of the Nationals CAMBRIDGE. Mass., June 4 f/P).— protested Brooklyn's victory over his “Banny” resigned. in a yard of the far corner, stood spell- AB. R. H. PO. A. E. in the team Harvard took advantage of Buck Ma- team in the first of a double- been as Mc- bound as this was then tried WASHINGTON. recognize that Rice game Athletic to Bancroft had figured play made, 2o. 5 1 1 4 4 0 wildness to Variety Be Cut Out at Myer. has a member who all honey’s today gain its first deader at Brooklyn two days ago. Graw’s successor when the "Little to get back to second, only to become |>;rp ci.. 3 3 2 2 0 1 typifies and Birdie in 0 base ball victory over Holy Cross since He claimed that George Kelly should to Eagle Help 1-up a victim. It was mere like Harris. If. 4 1 1 1 0 that is best in the national pas- Furman University. Napoleon” finally decided give up double-play 1927. by a 5-4 score. not have been permitted to score from and the selection of the Red Sox than the Nationals on the 0 time and whose con- his managership Kerr, ss.. 3 2 1 1 0 exemplary over Over Mrs. in The Crimson pushed three runs i first base after Fritz Knothe. Boston GREENVILLE, S. C.t June 4 was almost as Victory Beyer bases. Reynolds, rf. 5 0 2 4 0 0 duct as as (^P).— Terry instead surprising off, well on, the field in the third on two hits and four third had made a throw Furman athletic council to- A to Judge, lb. 2 0 0 2 1 0 passes, baseman, wild University’s as McGraw's resignation. pass Reynolds and Judge's ® have made him a 36-Hole Final. Burke, p. 1 1 1 ® ® credit not Mahoney forcing in each tally. past first into the grandstand. day put the ban on the athletic schol- said he would not Ban- double after two were out in the sixth 1 0 0 0 0 0 Terry replace •West only to the game, but to Wash- arships. Olson as netted the Johnson band a but Eluege. 3b. croft. but would retain Ivy marker, P S i n S n ington, where he makes his In announcing that no new athletic third base coach and would either after two were out in the seventh the 0 2 a 2 0 June Spencer, .. 5 scholarships would be the or some SPRINGS, Ark., 4 UP).— Red Sox came back at Crowder to score ® ® ® ® ® home. awarded, coach first base himself assign F.scher. p. } council said: "It is believed the insti- with Watwood’s and Mc- Ragland, p. And this reminds us there is other veteran to those duties. HOTA dazzlng spurt over the home two-bagger I S a A a a in tution and the student body will be Bancroft, bom in Sioux City, Iowa. Manus’ single. 0 0 3 0 to be a meeting tomorrow af- stretch, which Included an eagle Kuhel. lb. S J) Standings best served under this plan.” 40 broke into Rice opened the eighth with a single Major Leagues years ago, professional ternoon at 1:30 at the Hamil- and a birdie, gave Mrs. Ben Fitzhugh to Totals 39 8 12 24 7 1 base ball with the Duluth and Superior give the Nationals their last scoring ton Hotel of the Sam Rice of Vicksburg, Miss., the Southern AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Day clubs of the Minnesota-Wisconsin opportunity, but Cronin and Reynolds BOSTON. SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1932. women's here Van Camp, lb. 5 L 2 7 1 1 Executive Committee at which went to Portland golf championship today, filed out, and, following Judge's stroll. 3 2 114 1 League, subsequently after one of the most battles McManus. 2b. matters and came exciting West, for rolled 5 0 2 1 0 0 important to be dis- in the Pacific Coast League batting Bluege, feebly Wfbb. rf. in the history of the event with Mrs. to the 11 0 2 1 0 0 cussed will include selection of American National to the leagues with the Phila- first baseman. Jolley. i League. League. up big Walter Beyer of Tulsa, the trans- Pickering. 3b. 5 110 3 0 the for Nationals in 1915. That year In the second engagement of the day 4 1 1 8 0 0 design the cup to be delphia and Oliver, cl YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. win their Mississippi Oklahoma champion. the Red Sox of Fischer in ss 3 2 2 2 2 0 he helped the Phillies only disposed Rhyne, presented to Rice. Boston. 4-9; Washington. 2-8. Pittsburgh, 12: Chicago. 4. BATTING. Mrs. one-up in the 10 0 110 After star- Fitzhugh's victory three innings. that brief term Warstler. ss. New Boston. 9-4: G. AB. R. National League pennant. During 5 1 4 5 1 0 York. 7-7; Philadelphia. 10-4 Brooklyn. 2-6. H. 2b.3b.Hr.Sh Sb.Rbi.Pct. 36-hole match kept the title east of Connolly, c. Chicago. 6; St. Louis, 5 (10 innings). St. Louis. 7: Cincinnati. 3. Weaver 14 31 6 10 2 1 0 0 0 2 .323 at for more than five they combed him for six safeties and 3 0 0 1 0 0 ring shortstop the River, where it has Durham, p. Cleveland. 3-4; Detroit. 1-10. New York, 10-6: Philadelphia, 4-4. Spencer 27 73 7 23 2 0 0 0 0 10 .315 Mississippi five runs. Russell, p... 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 in the 20 ~~ Harris.. 2939100008 .310 lodged previous tournaments. Moore, p.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 LOTT HEADS TENNIS 44 20 57 LIST Rey ids. 185 13 3 3 1 3 29 .308 Behind until the twenty-eighth hole, Rice Muffs a Fly. s a w® Manush 47 192 37 59 12 5 8 5 0 33 .307 Totals 39 9 15 27 12 2 5 * S? 2 33 g® j 9 g j Mrs. the match there * * 2 » s siSo»-f 8 5 a o d&owi Weet... 48 182 25 54 8 4 2 4 0 38 .297 Fitzhugh squared Singles by McManus and Jolley, with ‘Batted lor Burke In eighth. Seeded n «-*■ u> 2 O m a J* o Cronin. 44 187 29 49 10 4 4 2 1 29 Homer battled No. 1 in Field of Stars in .293 Standing and against odds to conquer the Webb's Infield erasure sandwiched be- IRan lor Spencer In ninth. 3 Ratland 9 7 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 .283 brilliant Tulsa woman. were o3?pi.c"p;; S ? S S i I Judge.. 47 171 21 48 11 1 1 2 1 19 .289 tween. good for a first-frame Washington 00020021 3—8 Court 3- " : i» » llsll Clay Tourney. Myer... 47 188 43 49 9 8 3 2 4 18 .281 Going to the thirty-fourth hole with counter. Rice did rare for 1 1 2 1 3 1 0 0 x—9 ■ something Boston ~." 47 161 15 40 10 1 1 g Bluege.. 4 1 12 .248 By the Associated Press. the match even. Mrs. Fitzhugh sent him at the outset of the Red Sox sec- Rung batted In Jolley. Connolly <4i. Mc- June 4 OP>.— ; Rice.... 27 37 79220005 .243 MEMPHIS, Tenn, down a for Manus. Webb ']>. Reynolds i2>. Judge. Har- Berg... 32 90 9 21 4 1 1 2 1 13 .233 Home runs yesterday—Llndstrom, long putt an eagle, and ond. He muffed a fly ball. The error Lott of was N’W York 7~~T~— ~8~2~4 8i 2' 1~lYf 14 689 Chicago ,~73-l if 41 71 II 71 if 11241141.544 na 12'. Bpencei. West. Kerr Two-base hits George Chicago seeded No. Burke.. 12 14 1 3 1 0 0 1 0 1 .214 Giants, 2; Ott. Giants, 1; Jackson. then held even with Mrs. Beyer to the gave Oliver a life, and successive singles <2i. Ragland. Rue. Burke ,7'— I 81 It 71 01 8' 9 881191.696 Boston .I II—I ll B'lOi 327 20 .574 Kerr 4 4 0 0 0 1 Connolly Harris. 1 officials Washington 15 19 o 3 211 1; green, where two 'lhree-baae hit Van Camp Double play- by of the National Clay Fischer. 12 U 1 I 1 I I i i i 200 Giants, 1; Fitzsimmons. Giants. thirty-sixth putts by Rhyne and Connolly scored Tom. Detroit .i O' O'—I 6 9 7 91 1 96 19 .868 Pittsburgh ...I 41 0—: «i 11 >1 Qi—111111612 halved the hole and Pickering to McManus to Van Camp Lett Courts Maple.. 8 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 Akers. Braves, 1; Jurges. Cubs. 1; gave the match to Pickering singled and Rhyne walked In Tennis Championships here to- CleVeland _i 01 O' 6,—' 91 91 9i 9 37191 \ 663 Cincinnati ...I 7 41 41—1 ll ll II 1'14I44I.440 ] on bases Washington. 10 Boston. 11 Bases Cr'wdr 17 34 2*020202 .285 Grace, Pirates. 1. Martin. Cardinals. 1; Mrs. Fitzhugh. the third. Then, with two out, Connolly nn balls Off Pitcher. 2. off Ragland. 1. off day. Matrh play starts Monday. Philadelphia 6 4 3 9'—' 3i U 9 90 91 663 Brooklyn I 1' 5 2 ll—I li 41 7 22 i> 474 Kuhel.. 17 12 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 .087 Maibeny. I. off Durham. 3 off Ruaaell. 2 Brown. 12 18 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 .058 Foxx. Athletics. 1; Bishop. Athletics. 1; ! tripled to send both home. St LouU ....I 014 «l 41 9'—I 0 3 21~ 96 4 6 7 Bt, Louis I 41 ll 4' 71 1‘—I ll 1 2134 447 Bli uck out By Piachei 2 by Ragland. 1 Other players in the order seeded McLeod * 010000000 ooo Cochrane. Athletics. 1; Simmons. Ath- | A single by Rice. Van Camp's wild hy 4 3 16 MAT MEET ON JUNE 27. by Marbeny. I Burke 1 by Durham. 4 Chicago 1 II OTOI 0 29 366 New York T[ Qi 3 41 ll ll 11—I tll4'22:.452 Marb y 18 IS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 letlcs. 1: Cissell, Indians. 1. heave that let Bam make second after Nils Off Pischei. * in 1 Innings off Rag- lollow Boston 1 4 0 0 3 1 1 9 33 306 Philadelphia" 1 4 3 1 4 0 4 20 27 436 he had been land. 8 in 2'* Innings nil Marbeny none in _ PITCHING The leaders—Foxx. Athletics. 20. NEW YORK. June 4 M -The Na- trapped on the runway Cliff Sutler. New Orleans. 39 14 20 31 33 33 24 22 Inning off ffntae I In 1 innings off Berkeley Lost 14 19 19 31 31 36 36 l*M jf—i-i O H BB BO IP 08 CO W L Ruth. Yankees. 15; Klein. Phillies. 13. tional Amateur Athlettr Union wres- when Harris fanned. Kerrs walk 9 In V. nff Russell. in Inirham. Isninat I Bell. New York. Bryan Orant. Atlanta. Collins. Cardinals. 12; Terry. Giants. tling rhamptcnxhlpa. laking in eight Reynolds one-baser and Judge’s lone inning nff Mnnrs J in I Inning Hit OAMB8 TOMORROW O AMES TODAY. OAME4 TOMORROW 4149499 TODAY. r the two b» run ne' R* Durham irynmn' be Rat Junior Coen, Kansas CUV Louis Thai- 3 s ii j m II; Oehrlg. Yankees, 11; Cochrane lasers from flyweight through the fly got Nationals tallies in the 'Oli-er' oitehei lsnd winting Du* ham heimer Pallas Rolvi-t l efts i Brian, Phils si Wash 9pm Pills si chi'am Rklsn al rant | Athletics. II heavyweights will hr held outd'ora in fourth bui In the same round the Red Usairg g.irtirr F be' Ven'fi* Messr* n.« Ynrk s' Rpaioa Others not c attam- °**n srhedultd American. the New Madison Hn» came bask to snare a "* “l home t,a, and Sd Lejeik, Chaw- | League touts- 113, Ha- Garden howl ■■ PAMU. Ui. fitkVfcW AlHiKilli Lam* uumutkask ru^nR^s^» e