TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1937 THE LETHBRIDGE HERALD PAGE ELEVEN DEFENSIVE AGAINST WESTERN TEA FOREIGN THREAT START POTENTIALLY REMEMBER WHEN— Texan Leads In

(By The Canadian Press) U.S. Amateur Golf DECISIVE SERIES IN Helen Wills Moody won the era! PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 24.— WP) United States women's tennis —Billy Bob Coffey, Fort Worth, championship for the sixth lime POLO GROUNDS TODAY Tex., splashed in over a rain spat­ eight years ago today at Forest tered course for the best score of Reports That Ripper Collins May Return to Diamond Hills, defeating Mrs. Phoebe the early finishers in the first in Two Weeks Cheers Visitors—Yanks Watson of England 6-4. 6-2. qualifying round of the United She won it again in 1931. In States amateur golf championship Into West and Hope to Sew Up Pennant 1033, facing apparent defeat yesterday with a 73, one over par. and on the verge of collapse, Jimmy McHale, Los Angeles, cam* (By Bill Boni, Associated Press Sports Writer) she conceded victory to her in on the heels of Coffey with an­ HE Giants may have their backs to the wall, but at rival, Helen Jacobs. other 73, T least it's their own wall. And that's something even though 's sec­ ond-string candidates for a five-cent aren't the iron-clad invincibles in their home Polo grounds that the sure-fire Yankees are in their ball yard just across the JUNIOR PLAYOFFS START ON WEDNESDAY Harlem river. The Giants have lost more than twice as many home STARS DISPLAY GRACEFUL FORM games—22 to 10—as has the Ruppert riot squad. Even TOP-NOTCH TENNIS SQUIRES AND STARS Displaying graceful form as they pro­ so their record there is better than on the road. ceed to do a bit of net-hurdling, Kay FACE TOUGH SERIES lor all that American league bunt­ Stammers, pretty English tennis star WILL BATTLE IN TWO The short targets in right and left ing the boys have been draping fright), and Alice Marble, top woman field, familiar to and Co.. around their necks since 'way back netter of United States, are practising may stand the 1'crrymen in good when. for the United States singles champion­ GAMES, ADAMS PARK stead as today, they face an 11- For virtually the first time this ships to be held at Forest Hills, L.I. game stand against the west that season, Mcnager Joe McCarthy had Miss Marble of California is the present Contests Will Start Sharp at 1:30 and 5:30 P.M. With started with a brief but potentially all five of his outfielders on hand. United States singles champion. decisive two-game set-to with the The latest to leave the 1st of Injur­ Third Game on Friday, if Necessary, on Same Cubs. ed and ailing Is George Selkirk, the Charley Grimm's Bruins go into Canadian right field dancing mas­ Grounds—Winners Will Meet Hillcrest the opening game, against meal- ter who, despite the fact he hasn't Nine in Finals ticket" Carl Hubbell. still holding played regularly since July 1, when that four-game lead with which he bruised his shoulder, still ranks Two local Junior teams, Adams Park, Wednesday, g^.mes they left Chicago a week ago. A with the leaders on his 17 homers the Squires and the Ail Stars, who starting at 1:30 and 5:30. The third strong finish against the Beds after —a mark topped only by three of have been drawn against each other game, if necessary will be played a poor start against tha Pirates kept his teammates. Joe DiMaggio, Lou in the fight leading to the provincial Friday evening on the same grounds. their margin safe, with additional Gehrig and Bill Dickey, and seven title will open their best of three Squires ended their season's play help iiorn the weatherman, who other American league sluggers. series with a -header at in the city league without a single chipped in with buckets full of rain defeat and opposing the newly form­ that washed the Giants out of uou- ed All Stars split their tilts. Both bleheaders with the Phillies two Harold Larwood teams represent the best youngster days in a row. talent in local baseball circles. COLLINS MAY RETURN Box Scores Of Last year the junior title was won The good news that Ripper Col­ Is Suspended by a Hillcrest club but this year, the lins might be back in another two team reorganized, combining with JADWTGA JEDRZEJOWSKA weeks spurred the Chicagoans as Hat Games other players in the Pass to form Jadwiga Jedrzejowt-ka iyou spell , Aug. 24.—(CP. Cable) they came to town. The Giants, on —Harold Larwood, famed bowler of the 1937 entry. According to word It), European tennis ace. shows you the other hand, had three of their Following arc box scores of Notts Cricket Club, has been sus­ received from officials of the cham­ a bit of determination on the court front-line performers on the doubt­ games between Lethbridge pended for the remainder of the sea­ pionship play, the three mentioned at Rye, N.Y. Jadwiga is making ful list—rowdy Dick Bartell. their Miners and Medicine Hat entries are the only ones in so far. American lassies hop with her great pepper-pot shortstop; Slick Castle- son, an official statment issued by at the Hat on Sunday: the secretary today said. stamina in gruelling matches. man, who has to pitch in a harness AFTERNOON GAME The statement said action follow­ If at all, and Sam Leslie, the slug-i MINERS AB ging . R H PO A E ed a breach of discipline and was Edmonton Golfer O. Lucianl 5 0 0 0 0 0 decided on by the club committee. The Yanks, swinging into the west Smerek 5 0 1 6 6 0 for the last time and stacking up The chairman and the secretary de­ Brooklyn And Seaman 4 0 2 5 0 .0 Leads at Banff against the White Sox, are in much clined to elaborate on the announce­ E. Lucianl ... . 4 0 1 10 better shape to sew up once and 0 0 ment. BANFF, Alta., Aug. 24.—Smash­ Toccoli 3 1 2 4 1 0 Larwood, while Inconsistent at the ing his way around the Banff Chervinskl ... . 4 0 0 0 Chicago Golfers 1 0 wickets, has often batted sensation­ Springs golf course in grand style, Ringland 4 0 1 0 0 0 ally and scored a 98 against Aus­ Tommy Mason of Edmonton, clicked Onofrychuk .. .. 4 0 0 4 1 0 RIVAL SCRAPPERS READY FOR RING tralia at Sydney In 1933. Last year off an 81 to become medalist in the Holman 3 0 0 0 2 0 he went to India as a but re­ opening round yesterday of the Lead In Amateur turned early this year. Banff annual tourney for the Ed­ Totals 36 1 7x29 11 0 Tommy Fair Attains Peak Winds Up Train­ BIG LEAGUE SCOUT ward, Prince of , and Willing- Turn In Low Cards Despite Form—Is Increas­ ing After Battling don troohles. Playing to a field of MONARCHS AB R H PO A E 118 golfers, Mason played strong Sweeping Rain on Port­ Long 5 1 1 9 0 0 ingly Irritable 74 Rounds golf throughout the entire 18 holes, Crane 5 0 3 0 1 0 while 94 qualified in flights of 16 of land Course Hosie 4 0 0 0 1 0 LONG BRANCH, N.J., Aug. 24— POMFTON LAKES, N.J., Aug. 24 whom 32 qualified. The first flight H. Blaney 4 0 1 15 1 0 !#>)—If those flashes of irascibility _heavyweight championship against ski, 235. Minneapolis, defeated the 18 holes, having five pars to de­ first qualifying round of the United creasingly irritable for the past few Tommy Farr at the Bobby Stewart, 220, Tennessee (two feat Miss Paddy Arnold of Calgary States amateur golf championship Totals 36 2 10 3 7 0 days. Everything seems to annoy Thursday night. straight falls). who shot a 92 for second place. with eub par 71's on a rain-swept x—2 out when winning was him and his entourage, individually There has been no break in FIGHTS scored course yesterday. and collectively, has been a target the boxing routine since the cham­ TORONTO—Baby Yack, 188, Tor­ SUMMARY TOURISTS WIN AGAIN Strafaci, who once held the Unit­ for repeated outbursts. All this is pion walked out for his first round onto, outpointed Henry , 117%, Three base hits, Long. Crane. Runs ed Stat*3 public links title, went out pleasing to his manager, Ted against Pal Silvers July 31. The pre­ Indianapolis (10). PENTTCTON, B.C., Aug. 24.—«P>— batted in, Ringland, Crane; base In par 37 and romped home In 34, Broadrlbb, with whom Tommy is arranged schedule called for 80 PHILADELPHIA — Pedro Mont- The touring South African lawn on balls, off Hodman 1, struck out bettering par by a stroke. hardly on speaking terms. rounds in the training ring and six anez, 139, Puerto Rico, technically bowlers recovered their winning by Holman 4, by Pennington 15. Intermittent showers and one "Tommy's getting right on edge," today will make that total. knocked out Lew Massev, 137%. streak yesterday when they defeat­ sacrifice hits, Toccoli, Pennington; short but severe downpour made the Broadribb grins. "That's a good Louis has gone through his train­ Philadelphia, 1.59 of the third ed a team from Penticton and near­ passed balls. Blaney; wild pitch, oourse heavy. sign. When he begins to abuse ing without an injury and without round. by West Summerland, 119 to 107 New Yorker Next Holman; double plays, Smerek to even his closest friends, it means annoyances or worries. He has had A stroke behind Strafaci and E. Lucianl. he's close to the peak of his form. some tough workouts against a Doerlng came Ray Billows of EVERYONE SHOULD WEAR Umpires—Charles and Vlney. He won't be very pleasant company rough-and-ready trio of sparmates, Foughkeepsie, New York state cham­ A HAT WHEN EXPOSED Time of game—1:30. for us but we're used to It. When Silvers, Tiger Hairston and George TO HOT SUN Nicholson. His hitting and timing pion; Robert Babblsh of Rochester, 84 he acts up this way, that's good 'Mich., and chunky Eddie Hogan, a EVENING GAME news to us." should be properly attuned when Portland boy who made good in his Hot weather finds golfers expos­ MINERS AB R H PO A E he steps into the ring. ow nhome town. ing themselves to more serious O. Lucianl 5 0 10 0 0 Ross "Sandy" Somervllle of Lon­ handicaps than they realize. One of Smerek 5 0 0 4 5 0 don, Ont., turned in an 18-hole card these is the danger of too much K. Chervinskl ... 4 0 2 0 0 0 PICOBAC of 17, five strokes over par, in tho sun. E. Luciani 4 0 0 7 0 0 SchmeEng Can't first qualifying round. In parts of the country where Seaman 4 1 1 1 0 0 Baseball golfers do not get much sun they Stewart 3 0 0 11 0 1 SLICED PLUG WANT SERIES IN are inclined to Ignore the possibil­ Onofrychuk .. 4 1 2 1 3 0 NEW WESTMINSTER ities of getting too much of It. T. Chervinskl ... 4 1 1 0 0 1 Results Arrange Match NEW WESTMINSTER. B.C., Aug. They go out on the course without Teel 4 0 1 0 1 0 24.—fCP)—Tf New Westminster Sal- headgear of any kind. On extreme­ Ringland 0 0 0 0 0 0 Season is Too Late and Joe j monbellies win the right to repre­ ly hot days this is very dangerous 0 0 0 0 0 0 International sent British Columbia in the Ca­ and it doesn't matter how much you Louis Needs a L.onc g nadian amateur lacrosse finals the may be accustomed to going around Totals 37 3 8 24 9 2 Baltimore .... 300 000 030—6 8 0 Dominion series will be played here bare-headed, Anyone who has lived Montreal 400 000 000—4 8 1 Rest or the eastern champions might as near the equator will tell you this. MONAROHS AB R H PO A E Kimsey, Lohrman and Crease; well stay back home," Mayor Fred People living in countries where Long 4 1 1 6 0 0 Chapman, Lisenbee and Kies. NEW YORK. Aug. 24.—«V-Pro­ Hume said yesterday. there is a lot of sun always wear Crane 4 0 2 1 1 0 Baltimore 000 020 0—2 4 2 moter Mike Jacobs said yesterday some kind of light headgear. If you 4 1 13 2 2 Montreal 032 000 x—5 5 1 there would be no fight this year have been wondering why you feel 4 1 1 12 0 0 Lohrman. Matuzak and Crouse; between Max Schmeling and the winner of Thursday's heavywelgh' BOY AM l GETTING SWELL/ a bit weak or dizzy on the course Harrison ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Polli and Kies. MRS. ROY LARGENT these hot days, just give some cred­ E. Plotsky 3 1 13 0 0 Jersey City .. 020 100 001—4 12 1 title match between Champion Joe SHAVES THESE DAYS Only woman big league scout, it to old Sol. Only a few days ago K. Blaney 3 0 1 1 1 0 Toronto . ... 010 100 021—5 12 1 Louis and Tommy Farr. \ NOW THAT I USE THE Mrs. Roy Largent. who seeks new Babe Ruth, who has withstood a Gable, Mangum and Redmond; Jacobs said there were two fact­ GILLETTE BLADE IN 3 0 0 0 5 1 talent for the Chicago White Sox. lot of sun in his work on the dia­ Davis and Hogan. Heving. ors in the decision—First, the late­ THE GILLETTE RAZORJ Riddle 3 0 1 0 1 0 is pictured in Wichita, Kas., during mond, was bowled over by the heat. Newark 300 003 001—7 13 6 ness of the season, second. Louis national and semi-pro baseball And the Babe is much more rugged 3 Buffalo 004 040 Olx—9 10 1 wants a rest. Joe has been in train- ; Totals 32 4 8 27 10 tourney. With her husband, also a and in much better physical condi­ Sundra, Russo and Hershberger; ing almost constantly since the first : SUMMARY White Sox scout, Mrs. Largent has tion than the average business man Kowalik, Jacobs and Savino, Phil­ of the year. 1 Three base 'hits, Long; two base travelled more than 400,000 miles in golfer. lips. Schmeling hopes to reach a def­ hits, K. Blaney, Onofrychuk; K. search of young players and has Syracuse 000 020 000—2 8 1 inite agreement with Jacobs where- j Your pro generally has the right Chervinskl; runs batted in, T. Cher­ discovered, among others, Monty sort of hat for these hot days. Any­ vinskl 2, Crane, K. Chervinski; ! Rochester 000 200 100—3 8 0 by he will meet Thursday's winner | Stratton, Luke Appling, Burgess next June. thing that Is light In weight and , off Riddle 1; struck L. Moore and D. Moore; Andrews Whitehead. Vernon Kennedy and has a brim wide enough to shade out by Riddle 11; by Teel 8; stolen and Poland. Zeke Bonura. your neck and eyes will serve the bases, K. Chervinski, O. Luciani; purpose. wild pitch, Finley; double play, On­ No Senior Rugby ofrychuk to Smerek to E. Lucianl. American Association six; 350 (E. Davis 88); Umpires—Viney and Charles. In Saskatchewan You Get "Million Apparently satisfied with the mil­ St. Paul 13 18 .1 at . Time of game 1:30. Middlesex 277 and 325 for seven, itary situation at Shanghai and in Louisville 5 15 2 MOOSE JAW, Aug. 24.—«P»— For declared (Hart 118. E. Rich 60); North China, Japan is giving close Chelini, Gliatto and Fenner; the first time in years Saskatche­ Dollar" Shaves Kent 173 and 32 runs for no wick­ attention to indications of the at­ Terry, Tising, Demoisey, Shaffer and wan will be without senior rugby Coleman Rangers ets; at Lord's. jphen you use the blade that titude and plans of the western Berres. this fall. At the schedule meeting is made for your razor powers. Emphasis was placed In Kansas City 4 7 1 Yorkshire 463 (Hardley 101, Bak­ of the Saskatchewan Rugby Foot­ Win Mutz Cup er 87, Dover six for 130): Surrey ILLETTE has spent millions of Tokyo on the friendly tone of the Columbus 5 10 0 ball Union, here Saturday, no en­ Gibbs, Piechota and Breese; 229 for eight (Fishlock 113); at the G dollars to make the Gillette Blade note in which the British, -.United (From Our Own Correspondent.) tries were received for the S.R.F.U. Cooper and Crouch. Oval. and Gillette Razor the world's most States and French naval authorities COLEMAN, Aug. 23.—Coleman league, which last year embraced perfectly matched shaving combination. requested that Japanese war vessels Milwaukee 10 14 5 Northamptonshire 351 (Hollies Regina, Moose Jaw and Saskatoon. Rangers won the Mutz Cup against seven for 120); Warwickshire 391 They are made for each other. Both be moved down the Whangpoo river Toledo .. 9 14 1 Four teams will vie for junior "Fernie 150's" 3-2 at the Coleman for eight (Croom 177); at North­ were designed as a unit by the same at Shanghai. Kimball/ Pressnell and Brenzel; honors. Regina Dales, Moose Jaw engineers. Every step in their manufac­ grounds on Sunday. Both teams Nelson. Birkofer and Reiber. ampton. ture is directed to making them function played smart football during the Millers and Regina West Ends will Minneapolis 3 10 0 Essex 436 (Vere-Hodge 108); Not­ compete in the southern league, perfectly together. Buy a package of * « * «• o •> entire game. Fernie went ahead Indianapolis 4 13 3 tinghamshire 236 for three (Keeton Blue Giilctte Blades today. Enjoy the midway In the first period on a goal which opens Sept. 11 and closes Oct. Wagner and Peacock; Phillips and 127 not out. Dunn 86); at Notting­ 16, with the winner meeting Sas­ thrill of "teamwork shaving." CLEANERS CAPTURE by Atkinson. One minute later Riddle. ham. katoon Collegians for the Sas­ Try the New Turtft In GillcUo'a Origins! Commi'iiii? CUP RY DEFAULT Knltrht booted home the equalizer. Gloucestershire 427 (Phillipson Sing Sundny nights nt 10 p.m. E.S.T.— Walker put Coleman ahead early katchewan title. Sliced Plug C II S Network—Conat to CJon«t six for 97), and 131 fisr four; Lan­ Sunday afternoon the Ml- in tho second half, Knight increas­ cashire 230 addon 114); at Glou­ IN THE iKilik's All-Sinrs in the first ing the load towards tho dying mo­ CRICKET cester. VEST POCKET TIM game of their doublcbeader ments of the game with a brilliant, Hampshire 421 and 49 for one: Irish Football foe I he While Lunch cup, de- goal. Tn an effort lo e'ear Troman LONDON, Aug. 24.—(CP. Cable) New "Zeal?ncler.s 324 (Vivian 112. feuletl the Modern Cleaners miskickod .the ball landing in front —Closc-of-play scores In Knclish Creese six for 811; Bournemouth. BELFAST, Aug. 24.— (CP. Cable) 11-4 but In iho second game of tho Coleman goal where Hughes county cricket matches started Sat­ —Scheduled Irish football league IT DOES TASTE GOOD IN A PIPE!* Mlhalik's failed to field a scored for Fernie. urday follow: BELANGER WINS games played yesterday resulted as lean) I litis losing I ho trophy The Lineups Somerset 411 (Cameron 113); Sus­ follows: to the Cleaners by default. oleman—Anderson, Joyce, Evans, sex 305 runs for nine wickets (Jim TORONTO, Aug. 24.—iK—Charlie Lame 1. Colcraine 1. This decision was made by Hadley, Dowson. Smith. Troman, Parks 112, Horry Parks 75); at Belanger. Canadian heavyweight t.iniield 2. Distillery 2. Blue the secretary Jack Marlon of Moore. Knight. Walker, Ball. Eastbourne. boxing champion from Winnipeg, Cliftonville 1, Gleimvon 1. the White Lunch softbali Fernie—Oakley, Martin, Simpson, Derbyshire 175 and 270 (Worth- defeated John Burke, Niagara Falls, Porta down 2. Arcls 0. committee. Keenis, Fleming, George. Atherton, Ington 75); Worcestershire 185 and N.Y., by a technical here Bangor 1, Celtic 2. Gillette Blades Hughes. Atkinson, Bennett, Bcniskl. 130 for four: at Chesterfield. last night. Belanger weighed 184 U Glentoran 4, Newry Town J. GROWN 4N SUNNY, SOUTHERN ONTARIO V'rt'nisfoir-matle for the G'illetfy liazor Referee—R. Martin, Michel. Leicestershire 152 and 185 for pounds and Burke, 189. Derry City 9, Ballymena 1.