I fbettittg JMaf ^pfljs * f All Four D. Rivals in A L Washington, C., Tuesday, August 29, 1944—A—10 Flag Hunt Desperately for Outcome of Lose or Draw Struggle Twin Bills Impose Big Burden Win, to By JOHN LARDNER. Likely Depend On Griffs' Slim Slab Corps Br JOHN B. KELLER, Ihurlers available until Saturday and Nelson 'Greatest' Golfer Stirs Star Staff Correspondent Rating Jones Fans On New Talent thent the only addition to the staff Out in Spokane, Wash., where the PGA golf tournament ended PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Aug. 29— will be the none too capable Bill BY with a bombshell effect when Byron Nelson was beaten in the final JACK HAND, A twilight-night double-header with Zinser,; a week-end performer. Associated Press Sports by an obscure pro from Evansville, Ind., name of Bob Hamilton, some Writer. Philadelphia's Athletics tonight So with another double-header World of the historians covering the match gave the surprise an extra Series talk was legitinmte opens the busiest six days of the duei Thursday in New York against business in four coat of paint by referring to Nelson as the top golfer of all time. American League season for the lthe Yankees and a third one sched- Specifically, I noticed one line of prose which said: “In fact, clubhouses today after a routine Nats. Before returning to Wash- uledi for Sunday against the same Nelson is considered one of the greatest, if not the best, the game has postseason planning session in Com- ington for a Labor Day twin bill club,< the Washington skipper will known." missioner K. M. Landis’ office, but with the , they will haveI to do some fancy juggling of the four Now, a case can be made for Nelson as history’s best golfer, but contenders were more in- have played nine games in six days, Ithe slim corps. to mind it have to rest on a terested in the unless weather interferes. my would heavily technicality: The point vacuum-cleaning Outfield Outlook Brighter. that almost all men who the the bushes, looking for another start- Where Os will play golf today, best, average players Bluege The outfield situation appears and the better than was 15 ing pitcher. dig up the for such a worst, play golf played 10, and 20 years heavy brighter,| though, than it was in as best of If there was a footloose hurler in schedule is a he ■ ago. Nelson, perhaps the today’s players, thus automatically mystery. Tonight Washington when Catcher Mike the minors who could win in the to would become the best golfer of all time. You would ram home your plans send Johnny Niggeling and Guerra| and Inflelder big show, operators of the St. Louis George Myatt argument by pointing out that today’s championship scores are lower, Roger Wolff against the A’s. There- had] to be into Boston pressed service in and more than ever Browns, Red Sox, New York he will have four sound < consistently so, before. after, just the gardens. George Case, his trick Yankees and would left shoulder again fairly well Better Tools, Better Conditions Prevail be very much interested. Today mended, is likely to be available to- But individual skill like else Experiments were the rule, rather goif is relative, nearly everything night for the left-field berth and than the as Nelson's Golf on exception, the clubs this planet If lower-scoring golf is shot today, it's because the $13,462 Hgne Monteagudo, brought back ball is livelier it was battled into the final five weeks of and truer than at the turn of the century; from the is in the season with four Chattanooga farm, because the courses are better designed than they were 20 years ago, only games reserve. the Yanks and more conducive to low scores by a steady player; because, in the separating and Tigers, Win Sets An All-Time tied for Myatt, though, may be kept in are able'to more time to tournament third, from the championship flight, pros give pace-setting right field in the three games here. than were 15 Brownies. golf they years ago. and there are more rich tournaments As play progressed in Sunday’s dou- Boston Gambles on Dreisewerd. played; because the equipment of a good player, especially his clubs, is Mark for ble-header In Boston tried Rex Earnings Washington, Myatt better and more scientifically made and more various than was the Cecil from San Br the Associated Press. looked increasingly better in right case even 10 Diego with so-so success, two won years ago. and he certainly was no drawback and two and was CHICAGO, Aug. 29—Lord Byron The most important advantage of today’s as I believe lost, ready to champion, the at the plate. Perhaps the easier all will is the gamble again today on Clem Dreise- Nelson, big money man of golf, pros agree, opportunity to play rich tournament golf outfield job might make him werd, acquired from Sacramento at today headed south to pick up more help almost continually the year around. A good pro thus is able to retain more a links of a hitter than he was when the touch as as fancy price tag. Dreisewerd's first gold. competitive long he wants to, and that is a vital factor. PASSES care of the second base was MUSTER—Jimmy Hatcher, confident, his test with colors The tall Texan who said he taking post. that as opponent to be Floyd (Bill) calmly passed blood-pressure played Say Nelson, today's best golfer, is the best technical per- There’s little the Nats can accom- Bevens. whom the Yanks had flying as he was examined by Dr. John De Mayo, staff physician of the District of Columbia “just as well as I could have pos- former of all time. Would you care to say'further that he is a “greater’’ just toward back from Commission. Ike Williams is sibly played’’ to win $13,462.50 in plish dragging themselves than Jones was? It will a million pulled their Newark farm Boxing looking on. Hatcher and Williams meet in their golfer Bobby get you arguments, post- out of last while on the where he had won 10 a 10-round bout at War Bonds in the All-American place trip, speaking conservatively. You also will have trouble if you rate him in row. New poned Griffith Stadium tonight, with Williams the choice. York also open for but they could do plenty toward than and in will clamor all that he had installed Rookie Mel yesterday, departed today greater Hagen, England they day blasting the Yankees’ of over- Queen from Newark as a Nashville, Tenn.. where he will com- hopes is not greater than Henry Cotton or Harry Vardon. regular the starter in the Fines Dealt pete in the $10,000 invitational open hauling St. Louis Browns for The question you have to ask yourself, if you consider golf rela- battle-royal windup. Case, the St. Louis went Bout Relumed War Vets September 1-4. league lead. tively. is, could Nelson have done better than Jones in Jones’ day? down to the Postponement Southern Association In chalking up his third win since Infield Seems Improved. The corollary question is, could he do better than Jones if Jones were and back sev- Butka and Potter eral years to George S. May inaugurated his All- In the recent four-game series in Nelson's age today and playing under today's conditions? These are pick up Willis Hudlin George Case and Eddie Butka the former Show American golf show in 1941, Nelson Washington the Nats, with their de- questions which never can be settled to the satisfaction of a court of Cleveland Indian with on of the Griffs and Nelson Potter Up Well in his famous Tough Williams; posted a 280 score for the 72-hole fense up to par, would have taken law, but I think there are certain indications in the record. “sinker.” Detroit still of the St. Louis Browns each looked high and low for route, finishing with a three-under- | three of the games from the Yanks, help to are $100 poorer today as a result Jones Be Rated Sarazen s Scores bolster Hal Newhouser par 69 to discourage challengers who instead of dropping three. Now Nelson, Might by and Dizzy of fines imposed by President Grid Drill Slated Tonight Terp believed they had a chance after with their infield probably steadier Until war Trout, the 21-win the took Ben Hogan out of regular competition, it was twins, despite Will Harridge of the American War of the ball veterans are reporting for the champion turned in a third with Fred Vaughn at second and not even clear that Nelson was today’s best golfer. Some, I grant you, Stubby Overmire’s sudden flash form Postponement park League for the unscheduled box- over the football this season i round 73. Eddie Yost at short could be said he was. Some said Hogan was better. It was a controversial week end. fight last night turns out to be good show the trio college training they ing put on in troublesome. never was Aliening promises to be to a Noses Out White. issue. There any controversy in the time of Jones’ glory. the de-1 a Griffith Stadium last give preview illustration of how Dudley luck for Jimmy Hatcher, but tough Tuesday But there's no Nor was this for want of cisive factor in the telling what might great rivals. Gene Sarazen was a great golfer stretch drive night. the returned soldier can resume his Ed Dudley, president of the P. G. when the one for Ike Williams, the lightweight happen with the Washington in Jones' prime, without being anything like the equal of Jones. A Browns and Tigers will Case and Potter came to blows i A., came from far back in the pitch- place in athletics after pack staff to few far was enjoy home battlers involved. V-day. ing apt be greatly over- years ago, older. Sarazen still giving trouble to Nelson and long stands. The St. after a remark made by the St. to get a final round 69 good for a And—this is Louis idle Jack Love, discharged from the worked. Hogan. highly significant—Sarazen’s tournament scores team, yesterday, moved Williams today was doing some Louis player while fielding a foul 285 total and second place. The than some in 1940 were lower than were in his If a to Cleveland for two and Stan Other shifting of his they prime. Jones was much games before hard to before his bunt put down by Case. Army, Velanos, released husky P. G. A. prexy was a stroke traveling appear J outfield, no better golfer than Sarazen, what do you think Jones’ scores would be heading home to tackle Detroit in from the Marines, went through grid ahead of Pvt. Buck White, who lost Bluege contemplated i another Trenton (N. J.) draft board and get line-up juggling for the series here. like today? vital series but heard bad drills yesterday at College Park with a title playoff a year ago to Harold | The was none too well as Playing against the greatest in America and England, as an news from the club doctor who said back here in time for the bout to- 34 other hopefuls turning out for I (Jug) McSpaden. McSpaden, who manager Bob to See he left after a cold Muncrief was Washington amateur, with nothing like the tournament practice of the pros, Jones would be lost for a night. Hatcher, meanwhile, 16,000 Skins, Maryland University’s first workout won the 1943 championship with week or 10 of the that brought on a temperature yes- dwarfed his field. His relative records never have been approached. days with a sore arm. resting, and because of the break season. dropped to ninth place with a | 1282, terday had him in bed for the In the eight years from 1923 through his retirement in 1930, he won or Boston Takes Second Place. may have an advantage over his op- Love, a speedy back who played 76 for 289. kept day. tied for best score in six National and finished second in a Boston took over second whose fighting trim won't be in First Pro freshman football at Maryland two Opens place by ponent, Tigers Although the open and women seventh. He won the British three times in four In clubbing the Yanks, in the by 300 miles of a years back, hasn’t lost any of his Open attempts. 7-4, only helped pounding championships were decided yester- as a of he won all the four game in the set. zip and should round into a ball- j 1930, gesture farewell, major world titles, Harridge loop yesterday. day j day, three amateurs—Ed Furgol of amateur and Red who carrying dependable, to open. Barrett, relieved Yank It was the Liberty Club’s first Grid Tilt in Utah according .Detroit, Ken Heilemann, the St. Hitting Title Scrambles Nelson is a fine the lowest in his- Terry in the Dr. Clarence W. Spears, head coach. player, shooting perhaps golf fourth, picked up his postponement of 1944 due to rain By the AsiociaUd Prew. Louis chemist, and Ed also was with Christiansen,1 tory. But you have to be careful with the word "greatest,” or you will eighth win at Bill Zuber's expense. and but the1 Spears impressed the the threatening weather, OGDEN. 29 — Utah golfing detective from Miami, find the name of Jones and who can afford to The Red Sox Utah, Aug. ex-Marine Velanos, a Central High | yourself pushing around, pitchers walked 13 forecast of clearing skies today made Fla.—were involved in an 18-hole In Both do that? men, but left 14 will see its first professional foot- boy of Sammy Baugh's style, who Big Leagues New Yorkers tonight's show a certainty. playoff today for the Simon-pure (North American Newspaper Alliance.) stranded in a six- ball has an excellent flipping arm and effort. game tonight when the Wash- title. were deadlocked at 72 Hatcher weighed in at 137 pounds is a They The St. Louis Cardinals, who have capable ball handler in any | at the Boxing Commission yesterday, ington /Redskin* meet Brooklyn’s holes with 295 totals. Reach Hectic nothing more serious to do than play. Stage while Williams tipped the beam at Tigers—and some 16,000 fans are in Little Betty Hicks of Beach. get ready for the of the Top showing yesterday's session Long By the Associated Press. opening 136. Both were 100 Bears Choice Over All-Stars pronounced per expected to show at was made Bob Troll, a halfback Calif., won the womens 72-hole series at Sportsman's Park, Wed-: up Ogden by NEW YORK, Aug. 29 —Figure Fil- cent fit all the way. on last year s Troll has championship with a 318 total, a bare nesday, October 4. came up with1 Stadium to find out how the play- squad. picked berts sharpened their pencil points The local commissioners are get- up 17 over the summer and stroke in front of Dorothy Germain three runs in the last of the ninth for-pay boys do it. Kickoff time is pounds for a four-decimal-point finish as Due to Luckman's ting tough, following up the recent at 175 is out at fullback. of Philadelphia. Passing to shade Cincinnati. 3-2. Mort 8:30 p.m. working of the Cards led Dixie National Association cam- *iy ine Associated rress. guiuing genius oi tneir vaumeu i- Boxing Troll and other returning lettermen. Nelson Cooper notched his 100th big league Coach Dud de Groot sent the Tops Money Mark. .Walker of the Dodgers into the Na- EVANSTON, 29—War- formation, until a crucial paign to bar unfit fighters from the Les Daly, Frank Doory and Law- 111., Aug. spot. triumph and 19th of the vear Redskins “T” Nelson's rich first in the tional League stretch with a margin before are in- through formation rence prize open but still football's most illus- Instead, Johnny Long, formerly of with the of ring they seriously Cooper, led the gridders of .0007 and jostled. help Kenny ODea's two-1 specialties twice yesterday on the brought his total 1944 cash earnings Bobby Doerr's American a jured. Opening gun here was fired at and drills trious harbinger, the 11th annual Colgate and graduate of the homer. through running passing to lead was cut to three pinch Harry Gumbert Ogden gridiron. His star. Quarter- ! $25,700, topping the previous League points all-star contest tomorrow Bears' Newark, N. J farm, will do Lhe Hatcher-Williams weigh-ins yes- in the morning antf a lengthy drill grid night was the Cincy laser. a record of by Teammate Pete Fox of the Boston to back, Sammy Baugh, nursed Char- I $19,600 by Slammin’ Sam- will a of 50.000 the at the out- terday when the medico refused and skull practice in the afternoon. pack capacity throng pro master-minding at Chicago, the onlvI horse when my Snead back in 1938. Red Sox and Dick Siebert of the A s. who was sched- ley picked up Saturday A rain failed into Northwestern University’s set. Starting with Long probably other pass Bobby Brown, drizzling to halt the All scheduled game, was washed Washington snared its opener over Nelson and many of the other averages included games played Stadium to watch the cream will be Halfbacks and uled to fight Bernie Miller on the. proceedings and Speara .intends to Dyche Ray Nolting out. March Field of California. 7 to 3. leading professionals Will make their through Sunday. of the tackle the and Fullback oard. Goldie Ahearn was hustling to1 put future workouts on a rain-or- collegiate crop Doug McNulty Gary However, Sammy said there was next appearance at Nashville. Then Musial still was on top at .3543 to Bears. find a substitute fighter today. shine basis. Opening game is only 1 Chicago Famiglietti.. wrrong wnth his arm they71 move on to the $13,333 Invita- Walker's .3536. but there was no Bose Runners to Hold Other sixes offer Earl Trader vs nothing slingin' four weeks away and balance of the Because they have for the occa- The pro champions hold a 5-to-3 end in and an air full of flying footballs won't tional Tournament at Dallas, Tex., I sight. Everything pointed to Sid an in A1 Rodriguez. Jimmy Bell vs. Earl squad report until after Labor sion Quarterback Luckman, edge the series, with two games was in which will end the a rough scramble right down to the Finals September 8 Matthews and Bee Bee prospect. Day, but the mentor plans to have September 8-10, ensign in the merchant marine, the ending in ties. The Bears opened Washington summer tour. October 1 wire, with New York's Joe Today’s semifinal winners in the vs. White. Pete Cawthon’s Brooklyn crew his material sorted out in two weeks. Bears —1943 National Football the series in 1934 with a scoreless Billy Medwick, third at .343. and ran a After the Dallas tournament, Lord running to city-wide base-running contests through final u'orkout yes- j League champions—are favored then won 5-0 in 1935; 27-13 ; Johnny of St. fourth at tiejmd at at Denver and en- Byron and McSpaden plan to make Hopp Louis, the fifth in in being held Griffith Stadium will terday University dodge defeat for Ume 1941, and 21-0 in 1942. a movie before .337, given "dark horse" chances. compete for the championships Sep- trained for Ogden. The Tigers lar- starting an exhibition the All-Star series. The pro line of Ends Jim Benton 490 Pounds of Beef Wilsor Itour Doerr's challenge from Lou Bou- tember 8 in conjunction with the ruped an all-star service team in Chalky Wright, along the West Coast. But the war-thinned professionals and George Wilson. Tackles Dom dreau of Cleveland faded as the night game between the Nationals Texas, 34-13, in their opener Sat- must strike hard and fast, appar- Sieillio and A1 Guards tribe shuttled down Hoptowit, and Athletics. urday. pilot to fifth. ently, if they hope to squelch Coach Pete Gaudauskas and Zorich Turner The 10 hitters in each George Five boys will Packed in Mat Tiff Signed by Sper Sweeps National leading qualify in each of a first- Lynn Waldorf's crew of recent and and Center Turner is Washington, perennially league: Bulldog beefy the Promoter Joe Turner Is not-so-reccnt and weight divisions—90, 105, 120, A pair of the biggest men in the place .contender in the National taking collegiate performers. seasoned, but like the backfield 135 and Diving AMERICAN LEAGUE. unlimited—and each finalist' business to the mat on Football is loaded with over the fistic with Championships lacks wrestling go League, spotlight again Bj the Associated Press. G AB. R H Pe. All-Stars Manpower Important. proven replacements. will be awarded a medal by the the Turner Arena's card but the |Doerr. Boston122 456 91 148 The on the rassling talent, Cawthon, gyrational two Griffith Stadium in a row .325 All-Stars, other hand, Touchdown fights GREAT III., 29.— Fox. Boston 103 423 61 Whether Luckman matches the Club. tomorrow when of the sidelines, was no re- LAKES, Aug. 1.36 .322 have such night, 250-pound genius Siebert Phils 105 370 44 Glenn ball-carriers as Creighton coming up. Latest booking made Norman Sper. Jr., of the 119 302 sharp-shooting of Tulsa's Babe Sharkey tangles with 240- specter of "name" players even be- by Beverly Johrsn. Boston 114 404 90 128 317 Miller of Notre Dame. Billy Hillen- Hills (Calif.) Sand and Pool Club. Boudreau, Cleve, 121 76 Dobbs, whose passes helped the All- Parker pound Lou Plummer to the fore he went to Brooklyn. The ex- Turner and Matchmaker Gabe Men- 472 149 316 brand of Indiana. Bob Ruman of Falkenburg, pound the Stirnw ss N. Y. 121 505 95 157 .309 Stars scuttle the Red- [Swept diving championships of Byrnes. St Washington canvas with 490 pounds of solid beef hibition clash will give both coaches endez is a brawl be- L 103 324 55 99 .306 Arizona, Roy McKay of Texas and featherweight the National AAU outdoor Higgins. Detroit 115 412 54 125 skins 27-7 last year, may not. settle Enter U. S. and bone. a chance to scan some of the athletic 30.3 Net oppo- | 1 Cullenbine. Cle. 125 465 86 139 Corwin Clatt of Notre Dame and Play tween Chalky Wright and Jackie meet yesterday as he won the .-’99 the issue as much as the manner By the Associated Press. Plummer, one time Notre Dame sition in the coming league race. plat- ; Spence, Wash 122 470 60 140 .298 Grant to hustle in the Bears can stave off Camp for relief. Wilson that shapes up as one of the form diving with a total of 92.10 — It'll be home town for three reserve-shy NEW YORK, Aug. 29 Air Cadet ?ridder and veteran of 22 months night . Waldorf Linemen Plentiful. classiest of the The show wil! points. the phalanx of All-Stars Collegiate Robert n the Coast Guard, is rated as the Redskins. End Joe Aguirre, formerly year. Musial. St L. 122 477 98 169 .354 Falkenburg and Sergt. winner can—and no doubt will—shoot into The collegiate line also is better the Babe has of St. Halfback Sned- be staged the night of September 12 Sper. in the springboard Walker. Bklyn. 117 427 61 151 353 Frankie Parker, both of the i :oughest opponent Big Mary's. Bobby Medwick. N. than two Army, event Root Y. 112 434 62 149 343 the deep, with the starting i net since he won the and s Scott following the Nick Latsios-Bee Bee Friday, outpointed Ray HOPO St. L. 107 404 fray. are last-minute entries in the na- heavyweight don. Baugh understudy, 95 136 .337 wall of the Battle Creek (Mich.) Civic Weintr'b. N. Y. 95 330 52 More than 60 strong, the col- expected to include John Jona- i tional ‘title” from Ed (Strangler) Lewis. Gudmundson. Wright battle a week from tonight 104 316 tennis tournament which gets Galan. Bklyn. 124 456 75 142 312 will in a kor of Notre Dame and Jack Both and Swimming Club, who placed second, legians probably prance Dugger under way at the West Side Hefty Lou is back in civilian ranks Probable lineups: Chalky Wright crafty Holmes. Boston 124 514 74 160 311 of Tennis! and A1 Hertle of Great Lakes Naval Hughes. Chicago 90 .360 62 112 311 constant while the Bears Ohio State, ends; Bob Zimny of after action in Tunisia and Pos. Brooklyn. little Wilson are former kings of parade, Club in Forest Hills tomorrow. seeing Washington. McCormick Cin. 117 449 60 139 310 37 most of them un- Indiana and Bill Willis L. E_Aquirre _-_Masterson the are Training Center, who was third. I Sanders. with huskies, of Ohio, are Sicily and winning the Mediter- featherweight class and still St L. 119 469 77 143 305 They ranked seventh and L. T_Zeno _ Kinnard to tackles; of to knowns. may have feel their way George Hecht Alabama ranean area Allied L. G._Fiorentino _ Rhea very much in the running eighth, respectively, on the national! heavyweight regain and Dick of tournament a few months Center--Campofreda_Stewart the crown. The New York along experimentally. Barwegen Purdue, list for 1943. vrestling R. G_Monaco_ Leon 126-pound Waldorf likely will start his No. 1 guards, and John Tavener of In- ago. He made a hit in his debut R. T_Keenan_Sergienko commission regards Chalky as the Rival St. Louis R. E_Lapka_Kowalski backfield of Quarterback Lou Saban diana. center. rere last week by licking the trou- No. 1 challenger for Willie Pep's Shortstoppers Western Girls Q B-Baugh _ Brown of Indiana, Halfbacks Dobbs and Barwegen, member of the 1943 Triumph blesome Angelo Savoldi in 16 min- L. H_Sevmour _ 8achse title, and Turner indicated yester- Trippi of Georgia and Full- All-Stars who the Red- ites. R. H_Sneddon _ Johnson that he wants to dicker with George whipped In Team Tennis Match F. B_Parkas _ Manders day Due 'Most Valuable' Awards back Pete Layden of Texas, but the skins. 27-7, yesterday was named Pep and Sal Bartolo for a possible By the Associated Press. Bt th* Associated Pres*. most valuable Bears plan to hold out Luckman, :aptain of the collegians. booking here with the winner of the recognition, joining in Final 97 NEW YORK, Aug. 29 —There is ft such a as PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29—The Bainbridge, Game, Gridders Attend First Wright-Wilson duel. j distinguished group Rogers I strong that Hornsby < twice i. Bob junior intersectional tennis trophy Boxing Commission sanctioned possibility O'Farrell, Jim was won here un- and Vernon Stephens, de Bottomlev, . Joe Med- yesterday by the Blanks A's in 3-Hitter Practice at G. W. the match yesterday and stamped National beaten Western team which de- High luxe of the two St. Louis clubs, will wick, and Stan Musial. Duckpin Rankings it as an attraction. Ey the Associated Press. exceptional School be chosen as the most valuable will Complete rankings of the National The supplementary second and feated the Middle States girls, 8-1. George Washington High play- Stephens join George Sisler BAINBRIDGE, Md., Aug. 29.—The ers of their as the Duckpin Bowling Congress, with third 10s: National Girls’ Champion Shirley has set the pace for schoolboy grid- Gene Co-Coach respective leagues. only Browns' chattels to be 11. Juanita Johnson. of who led the baseball season at the naval train- Myers It is the unanimous opinion that thus honored. number of games and averages, are Fairbanks. Alaska Fry Akron, Ohio, ders with an (240), 113-08: 12. enthusiastic initial By the Associated Press. Ethel Miller. Baltimore Western a Marion is the best and most colorful announced as follows bv Arville L. <380t. 111-312. 13 Louise team, gained 6—h 6—1 center had ended and the a Fuller. Rich- ing today, practice session that indicates FORT BENNING, Ga., 29 — executive mond (1881. 113-172: 14. Jo Marsh, Conn. victory over the Middle States’ title- Aug. in baseball today, and they Ebersole, secretary: on a team at the Alexandria school 12031. 113-00; 15, Ruby Parry, D. C. Commodore nine looked back tiptop Capt. Gene Myers, former Univer- are to him with ’.43i. 111-320: Hi. holder, Sylvia Knowles. The trophy starting compare MEN. Caroline Hiser. Hyatts- this year. star and viiie (240), 112-223; IT, Marilyn Mann, is the award of Eleanora record of 56 victories against 15 sity of Kentucky grid Honus Wagner. Even Billy South- I. Nick Paye. Baltimore (-487), 128-67.1 Baltimore Sears, Coach Al Doran sent out a call D C <376» 127-22!); (2121. n.3-3, 18. Lois Gladding, freshman has been Marion 2. Frank Guethler. D C. (31(3). Boston, defeats. coach, appointed worth. his manager, called 3. Baltimore <547), 126- 112-0; lit, Jessie Sacrey. D. C. for candidates this week and lads Otis Shepherd. <333'. 111-201; 20. 97 co-coach of the Fort 4th he had ever 425; 4. Hal Tucker. Baltimore *320). 127-1 Myrtle Lipphard. Benning the best shortfielder Baltimore (210i. 21. Wes three-hit turned out for a workout 5. Santini D. C. <380). 126-306; 112-155; Audrey At- Livengood pitched yesterday. team with was 04; Tony j kinson. Baltimore CilSi. 11 Infantry football Capt seen and added that his ace the to SEPT. 6. Conn. <291*. 127-109. 7, 1-77: 22. Edna ball to the Doran there is of Zinc. Ben Kosky, Brockwell, Richmond give Commodores their says plenty quality assistant coach Winfield Guerke. Baltimore <258). 127-127. : (2(ld>, 112-80: 23. Newark Routs Bob Ratliff, former player who makes the Cardinals z/tf/(r23 Lucile Young. D. C. (283), 111-132; 24. Syracuse final win 5-0 shutout as well as in the 8. Lee Seim, Annapolis <439*. 126-5. 9,1 yesterday—a quantity huge Hazel Dorn. Baltimore (2701. 111-01- at the University of Idaho. such an outstanding club. Jack White. Conn <408*. 125-371; 10. 25. at and is j Pauline Molt. Baltimore <229> the expense of the Philadelphia squad already lining up sev- Meyer Jacobson. Baltimore (286), 126-202. 111-44; Stephens, while not as flashy a 20. Ruth Freeman. Baltimore (.302). 110-0; To Gain on Baltimore Athletics. eral teams. MARLBORO The supplementary second and 21. Alma Mehler. D. C. (369), 100-42, 28, fielder as the Cardinal ace. Is much Ethel Dize. Baltimore (203), 110-155: By the Associated Press. That triumph was the Commo- 10s: 20, Last more dangerous with a bat in his third Bert Jones. Richmond (177). 110-100; 30, dores’ fifth in eight attempts against Fights Night II. Bob Miclotto, D C. (571), 125-109: Lillian Smith, Baltimore (2051. 110-60. The Newark Bears may have re- Sandlot Nines Resume By the Associated Press. hands. The Brownie inflelder leads RACES Baltimore <414*. 125-313, ! The 12. Bob Fisher. NOTE: linquished the International major league opposition. game Mass—Willie Pep. the American in runs batted Perce Wolfe. D. C. <56*. 125-86: 14. I Bowlers allowed 3 for League SPRINGFIELD. League 13 pins was called in the be- Hartford. Conn., outpointed Joey Nova Hamilton. Baltimore <394*. 125-245; additional lead to but eighth for Laurels 128V in and is tied for the in games. Baltimore, the Orioles Play City Peralta. Tamsqua. Pa. (non-title) leadership 15. Dor Pickus. Baltimore <208*. 126-161 cause of rain. 135, 30 j Honor Roll. will have to to on Ken James. 152. Waterbury. home runs. He has been the Aug. 16. Bill Brozev. Baltimore (425). fight stay top. Weatherman promised the Wash- (10); spark- 125-141.; Flo Reynolds. Conn Mamie Conn., knocked out Sandy Mack, 150, 17. Teddy Weinberger. Baltimore McDonnell. Tlie with of the Browns. <228).; Conn.. Nellie Cone. Conn.: Lillian Sullivan. Bears, Danny Reynolds ington Amateur Baseball Associa- Springfield (10). plug pennant-starved 126-98. 18. Mike Shattuck. Baltimore The Conn : Mildred Leonard. the Terranova Is Matched BALTIMORE.—Cleo Shans 134 V are (21D. 126-131; 19. Andv Cook. Baltimore Conn.; Jane leading attack, clubbed their tion clear weather today for re- If both Marion and Stephens Sandy Spring Mackie, Conn.; Rhea Aronovitz. Los Vic Creelman. 20, Don Almony. Balti- Conn.; NEW Angeles, outpointed <224), 126-103. Freda Gngg. Conn.; Heddv way pack to within two games of ORLEANS, Aug. 29 4. clubs. Peck received the American Vanassche, R. I lad Joseph. R I., Arthur Ohio, Deacon Boston. 7; New York. 4. Hughson to the Akron, outpointed Logan, Pasquale. R. I.; Lou Catelli. R. I.: Joe Assigned Duty By Associated Press. be the his rivals 161(4. St. Louis (8): Ernie Kapps. 151. while Cronin and (Only game.) SAN heavy favorite, are League award, Gacek. Conn.; Tony Iannarone. Conn.. Standing of Clubs. ANTONIO, Tex., Aug. 29 (IP). Worcester. Mass., outpointed Dave Pavot, the East's No. 1 2-year-old expected to be numerous. York Vaughan were recipients of the Chip Kemis. Conn.: Joe La Mastra, Conn.; Teams. W. L. Pet. G.B. —Cecil Carlton “Tex” Hughson, star Carter, 157(4. New (10). Steve Witkowski. Conn.; Jack Kamerzel. St. Louis- 70 64 .665 and area’s candidate for div- Free For All and his stablemate, ALLENTOWN. Pa.—Andy Klinges. Sporting News award when the two Conn.; Harry Peters. Conn ; George Simp- Boston of the Boston Red the* 142. Wilkes-Barre, outpointed Harry 67 68 .536 3Vi pitcher Sox, to- are it. son. Errard, slated for the leagues decided to abandon Conn.; John Bianchi. Conn.. Marshall Detroit 65 57 .533 4 will be sional will be for $60,000 (Dutch) Schultz. 142(4. Philadelphia big ; day assigned to duty after honors, trying his (8): 120. McGuigan. Pa Ray Piorentino. Baltimore; New York- 65 57 .533 4 Washington Park Futurity Saturday, Frankie Jaynes, outpointed Marion placed 13th in the National John Miller. Baltimore; George Schreiber. Cleveland 60 66 been inducted into Johnny Wolgaat. 120. Philadelphia (8). .476 11 having the seventh straight victory in the as is vote last 20 Baltimore; Karl Gochcnour, D. C.; Ed Philadelphia _6