Don McNeill Wins From rating shall have already'won two ALABAMA FAVORED Gastonia Legion prizes, the consistency prize will Players BARGAIN HORSE to the caster next in Schroeder In Net Tourney be awarded SPORTS line who has not already one two IN SOUTHEASTERN prizes. The sixth pr^e shall be Regional Crown WINS BIG RACE NEWPORT, R. I., Aug. 16—UP)— Capture caster with the awarded to the National Champion Don McNeill of BASEBALL’S BIG SIX longest cast, who has won none of Vols’ Reign As Football Oklahoma City, today retained the boston rallies, For the aforementioned prizes. The spe- (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Washington Falls, 6-5 And Alsab, Bought $700, Casino invitation tennis Newport cial or performance, prize shall Batting (three leaders in each league) Champion Is Challenged By REDS WIN OVER Home First At tournament championship with a the caster whose Player, Clul> G Ab R H Pet 9-1; Tar Heels Go Into Romps be awarded to senators over 99 136 League’s Powers straight-set victory seventh- in ratio to beats Williams, ReC Sox 103 333 .408 Washington Park longest cast is best Travis, Senators— 108 430 74 160 .367 r Sectional seeded Frederick R. Schroeder, Jr., his rating. DiMaggio, Yankees 119 470 111 169 .5C0 CHICACO AGAIN Tourney In of G'.cndale. Calif., 6-4, 6 4. 6-4. 10- All are to be in the sox Come Through Hopp, Cardinals— 91 278 61 92 .331 ATLANTA, Aug. 16.— (/PI —A prizes Red Phillies_ 105 374 56 123 329 Both McNeill, who failed to win form of and must Etten, — By CHARLES DUNKLEY merchandise, To wrecked Tennessee football team, 4 ALBEMARLE, Aug. 16.— UP) Last Three Innings Reiser, Dodgers_ 95 360 80 121 .328 Cincinnati Takes Contest, his last nine tournaments, and the be secured on club cards and pur- HOME RUNS bereft of its great stars gnd its Gastonia defeated Washington in a CHICAGO, Aug. 16.—(A*)—Alsab, 8 To 6 To 22-year-old Schroeder, national dou- chased from advertisers in the Take Game, American League regular head after its 1, Behind Riddle’s doubleheader today and won the little brouii colt purchased at auc- Yankees coach, goes bles were handicapped by Club Annual. Keller. _29 of nine of the champion, fourth straight Southeastern Con- championship Region tion for a a DiMaggio, Yankees _27 Brilliant Hurling bargain $700 year ago, a hard rain that pelted the court Prizes are to be as follows: Red American Junior baseball — Williams, Sox_i_23 ference this fall Legion Aug. 16.— OF) championship drove to a length victory in the throughout the match. First or Championship, $13 WASHINGTON, National League with eliminations. in only a long-short chance of Second or runner up, $10 Red Sox rallied the Camilli, Dodgers _23 — at Boston 16.— The North Carolina champs came $45,420 Futurity Washington Xhe Ott, Giants _21 achievement. CINCINNATI, Aug. Third for longest cast, $9 innings today to trounce Cincinnati’s Reds made it four-in- from behind three times for a 6-5 Park today to become the nation’s t three Nicholson, Cubs_ 21 When the Vols, undefeated for Fourth for next longest, $8 after the Sen- RUNS BATTED IN a-rov? over and won their victory in the first then un- 8 to 6, three successive and Chicago game, leading two-year-old, both in money Fifth for $7 Washington, American League years par- fifth 4 to u Igtourney consistency, at t h straight victory today, leashed a 14-hit attack behind Jim taken the lead e DiMaggio, Yankees _112 ticipants in three different winners ahd performance. Sixth for third longest, $6 alors had post- 1, behind Elmer Riddle’s brilliant Lewis’ Keller, Yankees_1 II_I joii season five-hit pitching for a 9-1 Seventh for of the veteran Bob Grove. games, start rebuilding three-hit This sensational, free-striding consolation, $5 expense Tabor, Red Sox_HUH 86 hurling. decision in the nightcap. Eighth special for four runs, the Sox National Sept. 1, at least half a dozen grid- A four-run sixth featured owned $ FED AT BEACH comparative ■Trailing by League inning, The victory sent Gastonia into the youngster, by Mrs. Albert Penn reel of “ the Mize, Cardinals_ 87 iron powers are for a win- Bill of performance, w a Pair ready by Werber’s second homer wife of a brought *C0JLes Nicholson, Cubs_HI 82 sectional tournament starting Aug- Sabath, Chicago attorney, 11- The contest shall be under the on hits by Bobby Doerr ner-take-all challenge. And it’s an the year with two on, turned the seventh Camilli, Dodgers_._HH 79 ust 20 at Charlotte. gave a convincing performance of Final Event In Annual Com- control and jurisdiction of the Finney, a pass to Frank even bet there won’t be an unde- trick after Cub Manager Jimmy Tou Brown, starting hurler for Wash- chairman, George Clark, whose de- Pete Fox’s outfield fly. feated and untied team in the con- Wilson, former Red coach, was speed etid courage in turning back Will Be Held Next and in petition cisions in all matters shall Pytiak from the in the ington the nightcap, ran into dif- be final. added three more in the ference when the season ends. ejected game a terrific challenge from the Wool- Hniton ficulties in the fifth and was re- Sunday Afternoon The other officials will be starter Ted HOT FIGHT LOOMS first half of the same frame on a ford Farm’s on singles by Williams, Alabama, loaded with talent de- Contradiction in the eighth moved, Webb taking over. Little and announcer, J. E. L. Wade; and Jimmy Foxx Ce- sjite losses to the Army and Air too-vociferous protest over a play last few strides. 7 m Tabor at Billy Carroll, who pitched in all four chief shotter, Harry Latimer, Jr.; error, a walk to Pytlak corps, is the odds-on favorite of third. Alsab, with Jockey Robert Ved- The final events of the annual ll Travis’ that scorer, Natfian Hasket, and meas- Williams IN CAPE FEAR LOOP Through five it was a games Washington played here, der Dobson’s fly. most coaches and sideline observ- innings astride his back, sprinted the six tourna- Id Joe finished out the ninth championship surf casting urer, M. H. Lander. run in the ninth. pitchers’ battle. Riddle, in achiev- inning. the final ers. Specifically, the Tide and furlongs in 1:11 to equal Tiger’s scored ing his 13th win, faced but 15 men Gastonia jumped into the lead in ment of the New Hanover Fishing Leonard, trying for his BY R. J. POWELL Tennessee will settle the challenge time in winning the 1937 Washing- Dutch until,' with two out in the fifth, the fourth on singles by J. Davis club will be held next Sunday aft- win, was taken With four clubs still in the question at Knoxville Oct. 18. ton Park Futurity. A crowd of 25,- 29 Ships Are Destroyed eighth straight fight But, Clyde McCullough for the and Jack Lewis, a double by A. Davis in the and singled 000 watched Alsab’s per- ernoon at 2:30 o’clock on the Nor- from the box eighth Alabama faces tough tests before first thrilling for the second half flag, the Cape Chicago tally. Olsen gave up and an error that accounted 'or thern extension at The Past Week and Walter Masterson and after with formance. Wrightsville Daring Bill Zuber that, Mississippi but two safeties until the Reds’ three runs. made its was the loser. Fear league swings into action Washington Contradiction finished two Beach. finished. Leonard State, Tulane and others. “total-score” A to lengths drive: single run in fourth. — who relieved Grove in the Schmelz was hit in front of Valdina Farm’s Valdina Officials have that NEW YORK, Aug. 16.— CD Dobson, again this afternoon for a three- Other are Mike McCormick in first and announced challengers Mississ- the by a pitch, and he went to third on were added to seventh, was credited with the Orphan, which was two and a half the same rules used for the past Twenty-nine ships the game program. ippi, a great team last year with a third-inning two-bagger to h i s Muluhill’s double and scored on an lengths ahead of Dixiana Stable’s several will be in effect, with the list of victims of the conflict at most of its stars back for opposing mounasman. years of Bos- A. L. another Infield error. First of sea during the 102nd week of the Charley Wagner King, Masonboro, Pepsi CHICAGO— AbRH O A All. Eight lengths farther the exception of a few minor pitcher season; the head a line Cola, and the Cannoneers are the Georgia, Kentucky and Alter that it was all Gastonia, the back was Vasen war ending today. ton was hit on by Stringer. 2b_ 4 0 0 4 1 and Laury’s Chi- changes. Louisiana State, all rated as dark Most of the vessels were lost during batting practice be- only teams left in the champion- Cavarretta, cf_ 4 0 0 3 0 North Carolina champs adding one cago Dr., followed by Mrs. Damon An additional prize will be award drive Hack. 3b_ 4 0 0 0 2 He was taken to ship Of course the two horses; Auburn, facing its usual in the fifth, two in the seventh and Runyon's Courtege, Stroube and Col- ed this to the caster who earlier, but their destruction was fore the game. rurning. Nicholson, rf_ 3 0 0 0 0 year per- for observa- tough schedule with an unusual three in the first reported during the week. Georgetown hospital first named outfits are riding the Leiber, If_ 4 0 0 8 0 eighth. lins' filly Great Occasion, J. D. forms best in comparison with his Thirteen were Greek Sur- rail down the stretch with records amount of talent; Tulane, always Dahlgren, lb_ 3 0 0 8 1 McGee at shortstop and the whole Weil’s Putitthere and Tom Heard previous record. This is expected ships. A'« * K A and McCullough, c- 2 110 1 vivors rescued disclosed sinkings of BOSTON 9 that give them the inside track dangerous rebounding from Gastonia outfield gave Lewis fine Jr’s Wise Colonel. to give the new members some- ® last Sturgeon, ss_ 1 0 0 0 4 the German freighter Frankfurt to a year’s disappointments; and x support. Going to the post at odds of 1-2, extra to strive for in their ; the wire. King sports five Galnn, _ 10 10 0 thing ro"lcvrrf —:::::::::: 2 \ 2 and the British vessels Horn Shell, _ Alsab returned one defeat record as Mississippi State, like Tennessee, Hudson, ss 0 0 0 0 0 Gastonia, playing the home team $3.00, $2.40 and $2.20 performance. victory, Saint Anselm and a tanker. Olsen, p_ 2 0 111 across the board. The Newsome, ss 9 S' 9 against Masonboro’s four and two rebuilding a riddled team. position, came up with one run in prices on Con- The revised rules for this If !} Dallessandro, xx_ 1 0 0 0 0 year’s The week’s reported deaths total- Williams. 9 T ? 9 9 the ninth to carry the game into ex- tradiction were $4.00 and $2.80 and percentage. The Soldiers and the Here’s how they look on the Pressnell, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 contest follow: ed 123, all but 3 of which occurred tra innings, and after Valdina Orphan paid $2.60 to show. Cola boys follow with a mark of morning line: Washington 1- The event will be h e 1 d at on the Greek and the 3 on Totals_ 20 1 3 24 10 a result ships, four Alabama—Coach had apparently won with one in the As of his triumph, Alsab Hill wins and three setback. The Frank Thomas x—Batted for Sturgeon in 8th. W-ightsville beach just north of the Swedish ship Venersborg, which Sc'c-:::::::::::::: visiting half of the tenth, the North earned $32,575 to roll his total earn- Fink and Mark are lagging along has the power team of the deep xx—Batted for Olsen in 8th. the Atlantic View pier, Sunday, was bombed off the Danish coast Carolina team rallied for the ings to $68,070 in his six stake tri- ?irovek- pc HU 1 with record of three and and South if—and it’s a if—if he again August 24, beginning at 2:30 p.m. by a plane of unknown nationality. 1 0 0 0 0 four, big CINCINNATI— AbRH O A on and New X _ two runs that won. umphs Chicago Eng- Spence. tv'o can bolster the middle of 10 0 11 and four respectively. his line. Joost, ss _4 112 3 land tracks. 2- All casting will be in V” shape Dobson, p Those last two runs came in when The armed forces and scholastic M. McCormick, H_ 3 0 14 0 court wide at start- VOTE TO RETURN Topping card is the Mas- Alsab won and hand- thirty feet the S 12 27 32 today’s Gleeson, rf_ 4 0 0 3 0 J. Davis opened with a walk, moved impressively 16—CP)— TOTALS_5 difficulties hit the Crimson one hundred and PENSACOLA, Fla., Aug. onboro-Pepsi-Cola battle slated for Tide, F. McCormick, lb_ 3 10 6 2 ily. Jockey Vedder applied the ing line, thirty x—Batted for Grove in 7th. to third on A. Davis’ single, the two whip Between 750 and 1,000 carpenters, taking 11 boys. Among them Frey, 2b- 4 113 4 feet wide at 400 feet with sides Robert Strange diamond. A de- brothers to the first son of Good Goods-Winds WASHINGTON Ab R H O A Werber, 3b_ 3 112 1 scoring as Jacobs slammed electricians and common laborers were Captain John Hanson, pile- Chant a of extending at the same angle, the If_ 4 0 14 0 feat for either of these teams c only lightly couple times Case, Lombardi, _ 3 0 0 3 0 another long single. voted to return to work Mon- 5 0 0 0 0 who the center and sides to be marked today Cramer ef- coupled with a the driving fullback, joined Craft, cf- 3 0 14 0 when he straightened the colt out by victory by King A walk, an error and Lauck’s on two naval air station Lewis, f 5 0 13 0 Air Swede E. 2 0 10 suitable flags. day proj- nine, which the FinkeisVhn corps; Hansen, tackle, Riddle, p_ 1 for the stretch drive and sent him Travis, ss_ 5 2 2 2 2 plays single produced Washington’s 10th cast ects here. of the and — the S-Any short of two hundred Representatives lb- 4 2 19 0 club at the Elwood Gerber, guard both after leading First of All. From Vernon, stadium, would indeed Totals_ 29 4 6 27 11 inning score. and three local unions affiliated With the 3b- 4 13 14 lettermen—flunked out. there on to the Vedder seventy five feet or landing Archie, dampen that club’s Chicago 000 000 010—1 Grice finish, gave 2b- 4 12 4 0 pennant hopes. reached first on a fielder’s outside of count, or on which line American Federation of Labor will Woodworth, If Auburn—Soft-spoken Jack Meag- Cincinnati_ 000 004 00*—4 his charge a rousing hand ride. c_ 2 0 0 4 0 the Ramblers succeed and the choice, stole second and scored on Early, Errors: Dahlgren, Werber, Runs bat- Alsab breaks', shall count as a try, but leave tom- rrow for Washington 3 0 10 2 her has lost four first-stringers broke fast but so did First Leonard, p Kings bite the dust, then the ted in: Galan, Frey, Werber 3. Two Petty’s single in the ninth. shall not be measured and where will the workers’ 0 0 0 0 of the latter set the Ved- shall they place Zuber, p 0 to the army; quarterback Buddy base hits: Olsen, Riddle. Home run: All; pace. league leadership would be knotted Washington got off to a start in score zero for distance. Contestant demands for increases before Myer, z _ 1 0 0 0 0 ends Theo Cremer and Werber. Sacrifices: Sturgeon, M. Mc- der kept Alsab closer to the pace wage The can be McMahan, the second Master son, p- 0 0 0 0 1 again. Kings assured Cormick, Riddle. Double Joost, inning with two runs on usual. overstepping line shall be penal- the Navy’s bureau of yards and Henry Monsees, and Halfback play: than Going into the far turn of at least a tie by winning two Frey and F. McCormick. Left on bases: Keithley’s double, a walk and singles ized twice distance of TOTALS_ 37 6 11 27 15 he was fourth behind First of All, overstep- docks. of their Paul Ellis. But a bigger loss was Chicago, 4, Cincinnati. 4. Bases on balls: Harvill and remaining games regard- Off by Ricucci, Carroll. In Great Occasion and Puttithere. Con- ping. z—Batted for Zuber in 8th. Fullback Rufus Deal, Olsen, 1; off Riddle, 2. Struck out: less oi now me omer teams finish. triphammer Riddle. 3. Hits: Off the Gastonia half of the second, Wil- 4- Contestant shall not be restrict- Boston_ 002 000 By Olsen, 6 in 7 tradiction was just back of him. 231—8, and who left school. But Meagher has innings; off 0 in 1 son led off with a ed as to reel or but Washington- 040 002 000—6 Pepsi Camp Davis can finish Pressnell, inning. triple and A. Leaving the far turn Great Oc- rod, sinker, a team for a Losing pitcher: Olsen Bar- neck and neck with either of the tough coming up Umpides: Davis singled him in. cannot use a line smaller than the Errors: Archie, Tabor. Grove, Travis lick, Pinelli and Ballanfant. Time of casion started to find the pace too 2. ltuns batted in: Archie Blood- leaders tough schedule. Withers stole second standard No. 6 which 2, by winning all their re- game: 1:40. Attendance: 6 012 paid; 460 walked, and swift. Alsab moved smoothly on the fishing line, worth. Case 2. Cronin, Williams, Fin- Florida — Tom Lieb’s Florida Scouts. shall be furnished maining tilts. The Soldiers out Boy tied the score in the fourth on A. rail into third. into the by the commit- ney, Fox, Do»*rr, L>obson. Two go Going Pytlak. team of the con- Davis’ tee. base hits: Cronin, Case. Grove, Y il- to fulfill their end of the bargain ’Gators, surprise hit. stretch bend Vedder took Alsab in Sacrifice: ference a year ago, will be rough- 5- Contestants will be lined G&CtL-Gtf liams. Lewis. Early. Dou- in taking on the Marks Machinery Washington went back into a two- hand. up ble Peacock and Ar- er ever in Lieb’s the their cast- plays: Cronin; men at Hilton in the other company than SNEAD run lead in the fifth when Carroll Vedder straightened out the colt by starter, given chie, Bloodworth and Vernon 2; Mas-! game CONTINUES Starts TODAY 2 P.M. J second year and his first with his looped a double ing numbers, and make one cast terson, Bloodworth and Vernon. Left! of the afternoon. long behind singles and whipped him lightly. Alsab The fun story behind each in turn to the or- on bases: Boston 7; Washington own assistants. Lieb lost two by Muluhill and Harvill. gained on the First of All. according that kiss! 7. Johnnie Edens or galloping $500 Bases on balls: Off Grove 1; off Leon- Lefty Duncan der of their rating, low man first. quarterbacks to the army—Archie TO LEAD TOURNEY Two walks and a hit by Petty gave Contradiction was coming, too. RONALD COLMAN in ard 2; off Zuber 1. Struck out: will be the twirler for the 6- As each caster comes By Pepsi and Hubie Houston—but Gastonia at to the “MY LIFE Leonard 4; by Grove 6. Hits: Off Bagwell another in the seventh. Alsab caught First of All the WITH gang. Jr. Edwards will probably line to compete the assistant start- CAROLINE” Grove I) in 7 innings; off Masterson he has plenty of promising mate- eighth pole. Contradiction was just desert the sack to handle Par 70 er will a card 1 in 1: off Leonard 11 in 7; off Dob- keystone rial. Couples To Yesterday’s alength behind, near the rail. display carrying With Anna Lea son 2 in o: off Zuber 0 in the the same number 1. Hit by catching chores for the PC’s, Alslab bounded to the front and as that of the — 67 For 36-Hole STARTING WED. Pitcher: By Dobson (Early). Wild Georgia Don’t mention it out Total caster or announce his The but the sudden injury to Snag Al- GIANTS SCORE 4-1 came name. pitch: Masterson. Passed' ball: Contradiction at him. Vedder “LIFE BEGINS FOR Early. len has loud around Coach Wally Butts Of 137 chief spotter out on the court will Winning pitcher: Dobson: losing pit- made the remainder of urged his game little colt on and he ANDY HARDY” cher: but is the sleeper hand to an assistant a marker With Mickey Rooney Leonard. Umpires: Rommel, the Pepsi lineup somewhat of a Georgia came like a through champion. Lewis Stone Geisel and Pipgras. Time: 2:30. At- team of the Southeastern confer- WIN with same number or name and tendance mystery. OVER PHILS Judy Garland (estimated): 5,000. ence, and no fooling. Opponents ROCHESTER, N. Y„ Aug. 16—OP) when the cast has been made the The visiting Ramblers will prob- may walk many a country mile —Samuel Jackson Snead, the long- assistant will mark same with the able call on cagey Jack Shoaf to Babe before they find a tailback like hitting Hot Springs, Va., profes- Young And Bill Jurges SIMMONS TAKES properly numbered marker, mark- mount the mound with hefty Mac er to be where PLAY NEAR CLOSE Frankie Sinkwich—flat feet or no sional, continued his pace-setting Pace 15-Hit Attack On placed the sinker McKenzie on the receiving end. role in the Times-Union lies. He will then —. In the line, Wally is better off $5,000 Open give appropriate aaaemaa No will be made in the changes today by a par 70 to yes- Four Pitchers GOLD CUP RACE signal and the caster will make than most people think. He lacks coupling Starts TODAY 2 P.M.! re-t of the Masonboro lineup. way for the next competitior. The IN HANOVER LOOP reserves, but has a rugged first terday’s 67 for a 36-hole total of I Meet man same shall be continued the funniest Rusty Russo, batted out of the string. * 137. procedure in America! PHILADELPHIA Aug. 16.—(JV- Wins With Second until box the Ramblers last Three strokes behind Trophy each competitior shall have RED SKELTON in by week, Georgia Tech—The pressure is with 140’s Shipbuilders And Babe Young and Billy had three at which time all “WHISTLING IN Spofford will a chance for came National Open Jurges ‘Walkover’ In History Of tries, probably get off the Engineers, and Wily Bill Champion Craig THE DARK” paced a 15-hit attack on four competitors who have not scored Weavers On tevenge today against the back- Wood, Mamaroneck, ahd Lloyd Man- With Ann Rutherford Will Clash Alexander is right in the spot he The Competition hundred and five feet shall Headon Finer will for the Philadelphia pitchers to seventy sliding Finks. grum, Chicago, runnerup today — likes. If Tech loses, it will be be eliminated. The remaining cast- Wed. Only On Stage Monday Evening get the nod to oppose the PGA title. Jimmy Thomson, Chico- help the New York Giants to a ‘FOLLIES OF THE DAY* King deplored but unexpected. Tech ers shall make two more casts youngster on the slab and if the pee, Mass., followed with 142. 4-1 RED BANK, N. J„ Aug. 16.—(TP)— Plus Full Screen Program will be under wraps until Oct. 11, victory over the National each. There shall then be an in- Fink hurler is a Veteran Gene Brookfield The death knell of gold cup motor- THTTRS. SAT. The Hanover twilight softball loop given supporting when Frank Notre Sarazen, cellar-residents. termission for Fill.& Leahy brings league’s the measuring and Judy Canova in cast worthy of the name, then a Center, Conn., snapped back from boat racing apparently was sounded will enter its last week of play Mon- Dame to town—then watch out. Young and Jurges three hits tabulation of casts. •‘PUDDIN* HEAD" mound 76 with a got today when Zalmon G. Simmons of good argument should be a silence yesterday’s disappointing /-Ihe five contestants who have With Francis Lederer J day when the meet the Kentucky—There’s big and each man in Shipbuilders in the for the fans at the choice 67, for a two-day total- of apiece, figured Greenwich, Conn., won the classic offering up in the mountains, and that made the five longest casts shall Spofford Weavers at Robert the Giants’ two In speed trophy with the Second “walk- Strange stadium. bodes for 143 which bracketed him in fourth scoring innings. continue into the final round. The ijl Kentucky’s opponents in the park at 6:20 D. S. T. place with seven others, including the first Mel Ott drove in over” history of Gold cup com- other contestants Griffith or Franzo will toe the this fall. Coach Ab Kirwan has a Johnny shall withdraw. and Bulla petition. The Atlantic Coast Line slab for the rest of the Denny Shute Johnny of Rucker with the 401st double of Of these withdrawals, the one who Star-News, for the Cannoneers against bag of surprises After all other and Chicago and Harold McSpaden, entries had dropped has made the cast shall the Senior Fraternity are fight- J'm hard-luck hurler for and if Uncle Sam doesn’t (Jug) his career, and scored himself on longest Bullock, league, out, Simmons drove his craft Sin ing hard Winchester, Mass. My receive the consolation prize. to cop the second half the Marks aggregation. The re- put the finger on some of his key Young’s single to center. Today 2 to 11 & Mon. Little Ben Hogan, Hershey, Pa., over the course at an average speed 8- In the final round each contest- bunting. The Newsmen and the mainder of the will be the men, the Wildcats will be nasty Young led off the third with an \ “THE COWBOY AND lineups of 52.509 miles per hour to capture ant shall be allowed five more Raiimen are one of the pre-tournament favorites, infield was held at second on I THE BLONDE” tied for first place with same. customers. Noah Mullins, half- hit, the gold-plated, sterling silver cup casts in accordance with same Beth nine victories against four defeats repeated his opening round woes on Harry Danning’s single, and then With Mary Hughes Diamond Dots back, tops the list of able ball which for was the most the first and 18th holes while blaz- was out to score many years procedure as before, except that Geo. Montgomery each. The Fraternity has won eight schedule: trying on Joe Umpires carriers. coveted trophy of motorbeat racing. the order of casting shall be in AND WED. and lost four. The Newsies and ing a hot trail between. Hogan card- Moore’s hit to right. But succes- TUBS. Griffith and Farrow at Robert Louisiana State—Bernice Moore, That surpassed last year’s winning accordance with of “THE SEA WOLF” ed a to yester- sive singles by Jurges and Bur- length cast, Railroaders have two more games to in 73 today compared With Edw. G. Robinson Strange. with one of the smallest squads Whitehehead sent speed, but was nothing to arouse the made in the round. Play and the day 72. He took a 6 on the first gess Danning and preliminary Frat lads have three — Wells and Batson at stadium. probably 45 by crowd of to watch 9- When the five casts have been THURSDAY ONLY Tiger history than Moore over the plate. 15,000 gathered scheduled. hole today, one less yesterday’s Robt. Taylor and Greer Brown and Jackson at Hilton. Sept. 1—can call up an ail-letter- NEW YORK— Ab R H O A the first day of the combined Gold completed they shall be tabulated In the seven and for the 18th has had a 6 Garson in “Remember” event the Star-News wins 3b__ ,’5 0 2 2 5 injury man first team, but from there on Kartell, cup and National Sweepstakes races. and measured. The first prize and tbe second half there will be no on both days. ROcker, cf- 5 10 3 0 FRI. AND play- Snag Allen, standby hurler in it’s He counts heav- Two entries from title of Club champion shall go to SAT. °ff speculation. Ott, it- 4 110 0 Louisville, Ky., OF CRIME” series as the Newsmen won the Snead found things to his liking the caster who “CITADEL the Cape Fear for several years, ily on last year’s sophomores and Young, ,1b- 5 0 3 12 0 Bill Cantrill's Why Worry and Mor- has made the high- Rest half, if a is until the final holes. Going play-off necessary his lame once a of com- today Danning. c- 4 13 5 0 had est average length for his six best 11 injured leg again fine group yearlings ton L. Cooper’s Mercury, which "ill be for five into the 17th the Virginia sharp- Moore, If_ 4 12 2 0 casts games, beginning last week and will be been the of the com- out of ten tries. The second probably ing up. Jurges, ss_ 4 0 3 1 6 hope regatta next week. shooter was three under par—then shall to the absent from the Pepsi lineup for Besides nine seniors who grad- Whitehead, 2b_ 4 0 12 3 mittee after other entries had with- prize go caster who THE STANDINGS his troubles began. 3 has made the second some time. Allen, plagued by in- uated, Moore lost two first-string Wittig, p- 0 0 0 0 drawn because of various troubles best aver- (DQJJOW 1 f''11"1 Won Lost Pet. He drove into the rough, smoth- Brown, p_ 0 O' 0 0 0 age. The third prize shall to juries all season long was just tackles, Jack Barrett and Walter with their boats, failed to appear. go Today 2 to 11 & Mon. Star-News_ 9 4 .692 ered his second wood shot into a the caster who has made the getting back on the right track Barnes, and blocking Back Eddie Totals-.- 38 4 15 27 14 As a result the last two heats-of the long- WALLACE BEERY In A- C. L.__ 9 4 .692 trap, took two to make the green est single cast. The fourth jj (a no-hitter the climax of Taczylowski, all leaving senooi. Gold cup were cancelled after Sim- prize f “THE BAD MAN** Senior being the drove PHILADELPHIA— AbHH O A Frat. _ 8 4 .666 and 2-putted. On 18th he shall go to the caster with the — mons had driven over the that climb), when dame fortune Mississippi Mournful Harry rf_ 5 0 12 1 My Sin Tues.—“Topper Returns** a tree in the Benjamin, next or con- Shipyard_ 5 8 .376 to the base of rough, longest cast. The fifth Blondell and struck luck old Mehre would be the last to admit Murtaugh, 2b _ 4 0 0 4 1 first 30 miles. Young Y- M. C. 5 9 again. Tough chap. had to to the shall to the cast- A- .357 play safe, pitched Marty, ef _ 4 0 110 sistency prize, go Another who has it, but his Mississippi Rebels look "fop cooper, Kansas City veteran Wed.—BUI Elliott In Spofford _3 top-flight pitcher and took two putts. Etten. lb_ 2 12 9 1 er who has the per- 10 .230 green who feature placed largest “North From Lone Star" suffered is Russo for like the team of the year—on If_ 4 0 14 0 provided today’s big by file injury lately pa- on No. Snead collected Litwhiler, of his casts within the Shipbuilders have won five Earlier, 9, the world record centage the who has nursed a sore per. The outfit which lost only May, 3b_ 2 0 0 0 2 cracking for 91 Thurs.—Ginger Rogers and lost four since the Kings, 4 when his ball went high on court. If two casters make the joining par Bragan, ss_ 4 0 14 1 cubic inch hydroplanes, voiced the and James Stewart in wing for the few weeks. twice last year (To Arkansas and same league look the left va- past the second shot, struck a spectator Warren, c_ 3 0 12 2 percentage, the one with the “VIVACIOUS LADY" They place sentiment of many racing drivers cant Predictions Mississippi State) is back virtual- Klein, xxx_ 1 0 0 0 0 total shall be the when the Phalanx Fraternity and dropped on the green. higher yardage Id From end to end and Livingston, c_ 0 0 0 0 0 when he stated that Gold cup boats Sat.—3 Mesquiteers dropped out and We pick the Kings, Pepsi-Cola, ly intact. card: winner. No caster, however, will “P<.L8 OF THE PECOS" had to assume the His Hughes, p _ 0 0 0 0 1 were less with and the on across the Mehre has a becoming popular be to win more than Also four losses the Fret lads had before Soldiers to come out backfleld, Par out 443 543 444—35 Podgajny, p 0 0 0 0 0 permitted “Spider Returns" drivers and spectators. ex- top this afternoon. Masonboro has more rugged team with Mueller, x_ 1 0 0 0 0 Cooper two of the above prizes. And if the Tutting the circuit bigger, Snead out _ 443 433 454—34 Pearson, p_ 10 0 11 plained that there are insufficient The always faltered when the which to open the season Sept. 26 saster with the best consistency schedule for this week with playing Par in _ 434 543 444—35 xx_ 1 0 0 0 Carlin, 0 races for boats of this class (piston a'l gatncs to be Cola boys on the Strange diamond against Georgetown. Hoerst, p_ 0 0 0 0 1 plavad at Robert Snead in :_ 334 542 465—36 displacement etween 600 and 732 Strange: whereas the Bottlers play their Mississippi State — The South’s Rizzo, xxxx_ 1 0 0 0 0 cubic inches), there are too few best unbeaten foundation reserve material to Monday: vs. Spofford. at the all-clay field. King ap- Orange Bowl champions, and Shipyard Totals —-33 1 7 27 13 boats and the boats are too expen- IMPROVED L. pears just a little too for and once-tied last season, were hit rebuild from. ^ SCHEDULE Tuesday: Star-News vs. A. C. strong x—Batted for Podgajny in 3rd. sive to build. the Stone Moun- Thibaut is xx—Batted for Wednesday: Senior Fraternity vs. weakened Finks. At Hilton the with everything but Tulane—Jimmy back, Pearson in 7tli. Effective xxx—BV:tcd for Warren in Simmons said “there’s no fun in August 17, 1941 Y- M. C. A game may be a close one if the tain when the diplomas were hand- and that’s a war communique in 8th. xxxxx—Batted for Hoerst in 9th. going out there by yourself.” Thursday: Star-News vs Ship- Marks can combine the same com- ed out—but it didn’t discourage itself for Tulane’s opponents. Last New York- 202 000 000—4 The only previous Walkover in NO. yard. bination that McKeen the fullback TRAIN 48—Eastern Standard Time clicked in the Coach McKeen. year hardest-driving _ early Allyn Philadelphia 000 100 000—1 Gold cup history came in 1936 when in the Lv. Wilmington 10:00 A. M. instead of 9:15 A. M. Frida..: Senior Fraternity vs. season, but even then we choose must do a big rebuilding job the in the South, Thibaut helped Error: Rucker. Runs batted in: Ott, Aye Don drove Horace Dodge’s Ar. Goldsboro A. r. l. the Davis boys. line—last rated as one of the Green Wave ^salvage a disappoint- loung, Jurgcs, Whitehead, Litwhiler. 12:35 P. M. instead of 12:28 P. M. year Two base hits: Impshi around the course alone. and looks like the fire- Ott, Marty. Sacrifice: Ar. Rocky Mount 2:10 P. M.—NO CHANGE. nation’s best. ing season, Wittig. Double plays: Jurges, White- Cooper, who won the sweepstakes black “X” works for this backfield. head and Young; and Tennessee—That big, year’s May, Murtaugh last year, drove his new 91-cubic inch Through Air-Conditioned Coach train for John of Tom- Etten. Left on bases: Portsmouth—Norfolk; marks the where Coach On paper the graduation Philadelphia, 10; the second Connects at Mount spot New York, 9. Bases on balls: craft, Tops Pup, through Rocky with train, for and and Claude Groves, Offiftwt- Barnhill has been put, any my O’Boyle tig, 4; off Pearson, 1. Struck out:1 By heat at 53.129 mile*s per hour to Richmond, Washington, etc. WANTED Tulane way you look at it, Barney is tag- two of the best guards in Podgajny, 1; by Wittig, 2. Hits: Off break the record of 52.295 made here Hughes 4 in 1-3 inning; off 7 Part Load to D. He succeeds his recent chief, history, left a huge hole to fill, but Wittig, last Tom Chatfield’s Scoun- household goods Washington, C., and load ged. in 7 1-3 innings; off Podgajny, 6 in year by PASSENGER TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT PHONE 59*7 who actually both played little last 2-3 have much luck or part load household from D. C.- Majoh Bob Neyland, piloted innings; off Brown, 0 in 1 2-3 in- drel. He dTSn’t OFFICE PHONE 6051 goods Washington, the Vols to three successive unde- year because of injuries. nings; off Pearson, 4 in 4 innings; off however, in the bigger 225-cubic inch _T.CKET Hoerst, 1 in 2 innings. Hit by or 21st and three different Vanderbilt—Last year Red San- pitch, division and Joseph L. Taggart of Baltimore, vicinity by August feated seasons er: By Wittig, (Etten). Wild pitches: have both heats in bowl games before being called ders needed inly reserves to Wittig, 2. Winning pitcher r Wittig. Canton, O., won new for active army duty. Graduation had one of the South’s top teams. Losing pitcher: Hughes. Umpires: Tommyann 3rd. Cooper’s Tops — Reardon, Goetz and Conlan. Time of COMPANY the bril- This he has them if the went out with engine trouble early MURRAY TRANSFER has more than decimated year game: 2:00. Attendance: 1.000, (esti- liant team, but there is a good army doesn't beckon. mated). in the first heat.