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TODAY. AGAINST CHICUBS Base Ball. TD FACE BROWNS FIGHT AND TRAVEL — Long Island U. vs. George Wash- ington, at Griffith Stadium, 3. Stewart, Western at Augusta Military With a Lone Five Who Oppose Selected Whitehill, Burke, Academy. Cards, Change Weaver, Linke Also Are Culpeper High at Episcopal High. Over Out to Win Foes Leave for Golf. 1934, Tonight Listed as Starters. Rollins vs. Georgetown, Congres- Series St. Louis Tomorrow. sional Club. 11:30. City Opener. Roosevelt vs. Central. Manor Club. BY JOHN B. KELLER, By the Associated Press. walked away with Western vs. Tech, Indian Spring. Staff Correspondent of The Star. LOUIS, April 6—Base ball District Golden Gloves team Boxing. lor the second April 6.—Not a comes back to St. Louis today boxing title Olympic A. C. vs. picked team the first time this HAVING member of the Washington for season, consecutive year recently and from Baltimore and Washington, ST. the Car- when the Browns and enrolled five of its members ball club’s pitching pack will amateurs, Washington Auditorium, having Chicago, the first their have pitched over a nine- 8:30. dinals meet in game of in next week’s national A. A. U. box- inning route when the American Hand Ball. annual Spring series. ing championships in St. Louis, for League season opens in the Capital National A. A. U. singles and Manager Frank Frisch; hoping Olympic Athletic Club’s ring team a start for the Red Birds, will 10 days from now. An unprecedented doubles finals. good tonight opposes a picked field of tal- pitch Paul Dean. Rogers Hornsby of the exhibition ent in an all-star amateur boxing Interruption Spring is countering with Fay Thomas, last Auditorium. schedule by rain has ruined Manager year with Los Angeles, where he W’on show at the Washington Harris’ plans for the priming of the 28 games while losing only 4. Action will start at 8:30 o’clock. The Cardinals, with one exception, Utilizing whatever profits are de- Nationals’ boxmen. A’S AND that PHILLIES same will present the line-up rived tonight in financing three of A in Louisville yesterday world cham- downpour J carried the team to its the five boys who are to accompany a second meeting with the prevented pionship last year. Terry Moore, who Athletic Director Matt Twomey to Colonels, so the Nationals have been will came to the club from Columbus, St. Louis for the nationals tomorrow. in only three games in the last eight field in of Ernie START CUT TILTS start in center place the Olympics are being pitted against days. | Orsatti. | formidable opposition comprised main- Bucky had hoped to have several Hornsby, on the other hand, will ly of battling soldier boys from of the veteran hurlers get nine-inning present three new faces. In addition Langley Field and Fort Monroe, Va. turns before the current homeward and Johnson Due late of Mahaffey | to Thomas, Roy "Beau” Bell, Early tomorrow morning Twomey tour was over, but and barnstorming | Galveston, will play right field, and five Olympic A. C. representatives weather conditions made this impos- ui- to Oppose—Simmons Out Johnny Burnett, ex-uieveiana are to depart for St. Louis, the boys sible and now he says he must con- fielder, will probably start at either selected to make the trip being Danny tinue to employ at least two pitchers be second or short. Six games will De Rosa, 112 pounds; Eddie Saugstad. to a right down to the finish of of Slump. since game Batting plaved in the series, the longest 118 pounds; Lou Gevinson, 126 the training period. 1921. pounds: Willie Feary, 135 pounds, and "There isn’t a chance of breaking Steve 147 the Associated Press. Thompson, pounds. Saug- the policy of using pitchers,” By [ present Giants to Prune Squad. stad and Gevinson are making the Harris said today. “It is too bad, but April 6.—With | trip as guests of the District A. A. U., there still remains much for every the weather man’s Terry’s pruning j permission shave while the remaining entries will be man in the squad to do and the pitch- knife is expected to j the Phillies and Athletics pry MEMPHIS—Bill sponsored by the Olympic Club. ers could not get the necessary work Philadelphia, three rookies off the New York should I attempt to use but one in j open the lid on major league Giants' roster in the next few days. Two Are Golden Glovers. aome of the remaining games. base ball in Philadelphia today in Indications are that First Baseman Mar- Golden Glovers appearing in “If we a fair break in the five- Joe Malay, Third Baseman Joe get j the first game of their annual the nationals next week battle weather after we get home next week tin and Second Baseman A1 Cucci- TWO 1j game city series. for the Olympics tonight. I don't believe the poor trip we have nello will be sent to the Nashville will call on Gevinson, Twomey’s to win the had will hurt us, however. The Connie Mack probably club of the Southern Association. pick j national title, goes three scheduled pitchers are in pretty good trim de- Roy Mahaffey to start the game for ORLANDO, Fla—The Brooklyn heats with Yoddy Cecchini (Northeast spite infrequent workouts,” and, Har- i the A’s with A1 Benton in reserve, latest exhibition game was Boys’ Club), while Steve Thompson is ris added, “maybe they’ll be all the I Dodgers' while Jimmy Wilson will start the accompanied by some bad as well as carded five rounds with Phil Scott stronger for the lay-off, while some of j hold news. Van Mungo, great right (Langley Field). those on the other clubs will be wilt- veteran Syl Johnson and "Curt” good hander, started Montreal yes- Kirkwood Burke, Golden Gloves ing when we get down to the July Davis in reserve for the Phils. against but had to retire with a heavyweight champion, was with- games.” terday pulled shoulder. drawn from the card last when Which is looking plenty far ahead. PORT WORTH. Tex.—A1 Simmons’ muscle in his right night which Lefty Clark went in, allowed one he declined to box to Steve Kadash of — annual Spring batting slump, j run and looked better than Fort Monroe. Burke, who also ex- has been worrying Manager Jimmy unearned The Current “Big Six.” to in the nationals next Dykes and the rest of the White Sox, he has all Spring. pects compete to be Here are four of the five leather the Athletic Club Matt Twomey, coach; Lou Gevinson, 126, and Eddie Saugstad, 118. Danny particularly primed has ended ahead of sched- pushers Olympic week, feels it might jeopardize his apparently FORT Tex.—After de Rosa, 112, will complete the party. Two of the gang, Gevinson and for the bigger business ahead are WORTS. using will enter in the A. A. U. boxing championships in the Missouri metropolis. chances in the big event at St. Louis. PITCHERS ule. will in the all-star amateur show at the Earl Whitehill, Bob Burke and up two pitchers in getting a licking Thompson, compete boxing His substitute probably will be Bob A week ago Simmons said he would From left to right are Steve Thompson. 147 pounds; Willie Feary, 135; Auditorium —Star Staff Photo. Walter Stewart of the left-handed from the Chicago White Sox, Manager tonight. Coughlin of the Olympic Club, runner- start worrying if he hadn’t started crew, and Monte Ed Linke Pie Traynor of the Pittsburgh Pirates to Burke in the District A. A. U, Weaver, hitting by April 7. He started with l I up and the of the called on the veteran Waite Hoyt to recruit. Henry Coppola, a double in two times at bat Thurs- championships. section of the go seven innings against Fort Worth right-handed squad. day, and yesterday helped defeat the Ten bouts are scheduled, seven be- As Harris outlined his tcday. slated for three rounds and three today pitching Pittsburgh Pirates With a 380-foot ing for the remainder of the exhi- for five rounds, making a total of 36 plans homer, and a double which hit the NORFOLK. Va —The Braves play WOOD MAY SHOOT bition series he indicated that this THE SPORTLIGHT rounds. 400-foot distant center field fence. Norfolk today, then on to Newark. sextet probably will constitute the Manager Bill McKechnie is rather •_ National’s starting as the fj corps BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—Lou Gehrig’s disappointed. He had hoped Buck championship campaign gets under a affair HONOR U. S. YACHTSMAN batting average still is puny Jordan, holdout first baseman, would Far From a Bust: way. but the New York Yankee first base- AT RECORD TODAY Bobby Jones Being j stop in for a chat before the Tribe So it looks as if the manager has ! man can’t say he isn’t getting on moved out to Fayetteville, N. C. Jor- PORTSMOUTH <#).—Gerald Lam- decided he must gamble heavily with base. He has been 10 times Just too Guns at j passed dan didn't show up. Many Big Augusta. bert. owner of the American yacht his pitching choices. Of this group in the last three four games, drawing Over GRANT LAND RICE_ on ! Yankee, may be assured of traveling Whitehill, Burke and Optimistic Prospects _BY Must Lay Money Line, He only Coppola walks in a row In the exhibition with CHARLESTON, S. C, April 6 in the most exclusive circles while he a A 11 iL. POP 1 1 1 1 1 11 appear well advanced in pitching from the Cincin- OLV.V11U ilV/ll. nuu Uli lUV Birmingham yesterday. Coming Savannah, _)UIU is in England for a series of regattas as well as Stewart in New York way physically. nati Reds were to continue their 11- Not Being Worried by sec- 490-yard fifteenth he had a 12-foot Says Joining Cronin’s Injury Worries. the first nine holes of the next Summer. has yet to prove under fire that the day "war” with the Detroit Tigers, putt for another eagle that slipped by ond of the Masters’ At the suggestion of the Prince of years have not taken so much toll of Ala.—The Red sox here heartened a neat l-to-0 round and today, by Bridge Hazard. cost him a 5. They are not only Wales, who is its commodore, the his arm as to make him of little use are a bit worried about Man- Tournament yesterday Bobby for birdies are “Debating Society.” Birmingham, victory yesterday. shooting here; they Royal Thames Yacht Club has made to his club. The veteran has trained Joe Cronin’s wrist. -•- he for in the nest. ager Jones fed the field the dust that looking eggs eagle's him an honorary member. faithfully and looks in pretty good It is bothering him again. Joe Take the case of Henry Picard. On fl-IMNAI TIIIIMN I A II1 I By the Associated Press. once threw in his day of rulership. By the Associated Press. trim, but that bad record of last sea- thinks the damp weather encountered the second nine he uncovered his bat- beach, Fla., April 6- initial salvo in front YORK, April 6—Ma: son cannot be discounted just now. during the Atlanta stop-over is re- But after that tery at the thirteenth hole. The ways rates first of the and a few Gar Wood, gray-haired mas- as the of are all He Baer's booming baritone add ; ARMY-NAVY WOMEN Coppola right sponsible believes dry days ItimHIKUWIN of a big gallery, Bobby faltered \ golf beyond accounting. handers at present, although Weaver will find the stiffness ter of motor boat hooked his tee shot in the woods. a new ; gone. racing flying leaders kept up a blazing pace deep voice to the conversa and Linke have to advan- hacked the ball rammed a NEW appeared Miami out. long scanned the sky today foi the Au- tional merry-go-round revolv in the tussles. Whether CHARLESTON, S. C—The Detroit | that came near burning up iron home and sank his for a LEADERS IN LINKS tage Spring i weather signs preparatory to puttinf ! putt Tigers and the Cincinnati Reds re- : national course. i birdie 4. Then he was off and ing about a heavyweight champion- Coppola really deserves this rating his Miss America X into Indian Creel gusta away. sume their bat- more may be learned tomorrow when he Spring barnstorming see the He promptly tapped in three ship bout, but it can’t be said the bij for a try at a new world water speet [ You could hardly dogwood, does the major of the tles today, with all eyes on Hank birdies in a row in a shattering blast Score Impressively in Opening portion pitch- record. the wistaria and the azalea blooms for Californian has clarified the situatioi | Greenberg. ! that made look like at the ing against the Cribs in the wind-up par bogie a bit. Wood was optimistic over the pros as of the series here. In four trips to the plate with the smoke that Henry Picard raised old man's home. Tilt—Chevy Chase, Manor of a new If the scribes entrustec teammates on pect setting standard highe: anything, Should Weaver show that his lack base at Savannah, Ga., and he added a 68 to his 67 of the day here Loker, Soph, Merryman, than the 124.36 miles an hour he madi When they only get par with the task of discovering when Win. yesterday, the Tigers’ first baseman and Congressional of weight is no handicap, and Linke in 1933 with the Miss America IX. before. The tall. Willowy entry from they look like some one who has where and, above all, against whon L failed to connect. The that the arm that went “dead” for Reds won, 6 feet 3 inches just bitten into a green per- I Reserve, Hurl Well in He hadn’t the slightest apprehensioi i Pennsylvania, standing Baer will defend his championshij months is not to suffer a re- 1-0. Tommy Bridges allowed only the simmon. likely over the fact that on the present rec above the green turf, led one of this year were more bewildered thai country clubs the Nationals would be well four hits. It was the first time a lapse, > fastest fields in the world by a mar- ! Before the tournament I ever. has ord course he must run between tw( opened golf team is away to a flying fortified on the hill even with a re- Tiger pitcher gone the route this Beating Harvard. Army-navy pilings of a bridge 30 feet at s i gin of four strokes as the parade Sarazen. Dutra and Picard as The in his best wise- start in the interclub team cruit like Coppola filling in occasion- season. apart j picked champion, today speed of around 120 miles an hour. 1 moved into the third round. the three leaders with the better cracking form, arrived in New Yorl : of the But Weaver and Linke must | j matches among the fair golfers ally. He must make two runs, one nortl L In hot pursuit were Gene Sarazen ! chance to win. That still NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 6 (/P).— UNIVERSITY OP MARY- pick goes, yesterday with his manager, Anci 1 | city. First teams were led in their come through If the Washington ball I and Ray Mangrum at 139. Olin Dutra the all three are hlt- Hoffman. The Cleveland Indians will try to get and one south, with the averagi j judging by way They found awaiting then opening contests yesterday at Indian club is to keep well up in the cham- LAND had more than its and Hines at 140, Wood the service club in an exhibition game with the Nash- elapsed time on the two being used ti i Jimmy Craig j ting the ball. But there are many a delegation of promoters all anxiou i i Spring by contingent. pionship running. with Walter Paul Run- and ville Volunteers today if the sun will third straight base ball vic- compute his average two-way speed. at 141, Hagen, other interesting angles. to line up championship bouts fo: which licked the Washington Golf shine for a It rained U His 38-foot craft is 41 I yan and Bill Goggin at 142. There is the battle on one side be- Max. as a of Club to change. ail day tory to boost its stock today powered by Promoters, matter fact j Country by 9i2 2'2. RUSSELL and A1 the Thomas, yesterday, washing out the first cylinders, which 7,400 horse the old master, came tween Bobby Jones and Lawson Little. were a dime a dozen. Chevy Chase defeated Manor. 8 to 4; as the diamonders rested after con- develop Hagen, other right-handers of the curv- scheduled game with the Volunteers. power. roaring back in 38 strokes to It was the deep-chested Californian Columbia won from Woodmont by the JACK to secutive wins over Cornell (twice) Still in a Muddle. ing corps, are be assigned to Lefty Lee is scheduled to pitch for With weather ideal, Wood expectei I gather in a 69. who came along to pick up where same score: Congressional downed the reserve In Thomas’ case the Indians. and Harvard. to have the new record in the be Jones left off. After two rounds after endless hours of con ■ Kenwood, to while Beaver squad. bag “I guess I’d better step in to prove they 7Vi 4>2. this was the but Rus- fore to lunch. are tied at 146. There also is the battle versation, most of it in Jacl : i Dam sprang an upset win over Indian original plan, Having his two mound going that the old-timers still are on the BUT employed fire of of At- avenue 6 to sell's failure to recover rapidly from Should Wood break his record oi 1 out. young Charley Yates Dempsey’s Eighth restau ] Spring by Vi 5Vi. aces, Vic Willis and Steve Physioc, map,” he told me as he started in two-ball a cold that attacked him when he Imme lanta, who led the amateurs a year ago rant, the situation was precisely as i t The matches were played JONES’ against Cornell, Coach Burton Ship- salt water today, he planned He peeled three strokes off par as he was about at peak physically has OKLAHOMA U. to his boat to and is now one stroke in front of had been before Baer In fron 1 foursomes. ley yesterday trotted out a sopho- diately ship Algonac finished with a broad grin in front got sorely disappointed Manager Harris. : Little after his brilliant 70 in the sec- Summaries: more hurler and a junior second- Mich., to try it on a fresh-wate of a cheering crowd. Chicago. The had looked to Russell as a ond round. Booker and Miss pilot set course, in order to determine what ad If you could believe all the reports Chevy Chase—Mrs SOJOURN IS LIMITED string pitcher and watched them Claytor, 2; Miss Hacker and Mrs. Platt, starter of this and one over i it that Baer will thre likely games year down Harvard with five while vantage has the other, appears fight * sti; Mrs Hill and Mrs. Blair. 2>i Miss hits, Jones Still Leading Stars. Picard’s 8 at the Biloxi camp the tall twlrler on Swift Pace. times this year. Scully and Miss Mackall. 1—Total. the Old Liners recorded an 8-to-2 any, speed boating. Manor—Mrs. Pray and Mrs Hartiw. 1, was groomed with that idea in mind. THE case of Bobby Jones it is not the he’ll mee Mrs. War to on the Park dia- REFER once more to the pace First, reports said, Mrs. Daily and Mrs. Simons, b: Now it seems Jack is out of start- Department Regulations triumph College Beavers the so much that Bobby has slipped or the New York Stat ; Cooper and Miss Cramer, ‘a; Mrs. mond. IN are in modern Jimmy Braddock, they setting golf, and Mrs. 2—Total. 4. _ ing picture definitely. SOLDIER NINE ALL SET. fallen away. It is the zooming TO Nell. _ Allow Him to Coach There Fred the started Athletic Commission’s No. 1 chal Cole and Mrs. De- Leon Loker, sophomore, has take the case of Picard. He fin- Army-Navy—Mrs Pettit, southpaw brought up pace of the field at large that lenger, here In June, thus r dicke. 2: Mrs. Hedrick and Mrs. Crisp. 3; the game and pitched no-hit ball The Fort Humphreys base ball nin completim Mrs Wood- from the Chattanooga farm, is des- Two increased. Don’t overlook the fact ished his final round in the Atlanta his contractural Mrs Levy and Mrs. Jones. 1*2: Only Seasons. until the fifth inning, when he was Is set for its opening game tomorrow obligations with Mad ward and Mrs. Peabody. 3—Total. 9%. tined to stick around the Nationals that Jones, the third round, and Mrs. touched for and both in Alexandria with the St. facing tournament with a 65. He has had ison Square Garden; then he'll figh t Washington—Mrs. TschifTely for some time. A four safeties Mary’, Draper. 1; Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. Masten. minor league vet- l still was leading such star golfers as Max in of Harvard’s rims. Nick Merryman Celtics following the return to firs 67 and 68 at the national. Schmeling somewhere Europe ► 0: Mrs. Roney and Mrs. McCabe. I1*: Mrs. eran, he knows the game. By the Associated Press. Horton Smith. Tommy Armour, Billy Augusta 0—Total. 2,-a. pitching the at this base of Thomas Sullivan. The sol then tangle with the winner of th ; Merrllatt and Mrs Thacker. replaced sophomore point Farrell. This makes a total of 200 strokes for Beaver Dam—Mrs. Emee and Mrs. Jones, Although possessing no extraordinary Burke, Harry Cooper, Johnny Joe Louis-Primo 1 city, April The and one hit the rest of diers are scheduled to face the Celtic forthcoming earner; *'2; Miss Kincaid and Mrs. Mitchell. *6; he is gave up only and several others Mrs. ability, of the kind that lets Board of Regents of the Uni- Willie Macfarlane his last 54 holes of competition—just brawl, here in September under th j Mrs. Godfrey and Mrs. Waldron. 2%: the head make for Oklahoma the way. at 2:30 o'clock in Baggett's Stadium. Tucker and Mrs. Kelly. 3—Total. up much that the of who have won gold and glory in versity Oklahoma yesterday Poor support ruined Martin Vic- golf a mere matter of 16 under par for his direction of Promoter Mike Jacobs. Indian Spring—Mrs. Meckley and Mr*. arm may lack and there is a place for voted the And he was tied with unanimously to employ Law- the twirler. Victor past. up As a matter of frankl ■; Hill. 21'2: Mrs. Powers and Miss Hoover. such a pitcher on almost tor, Cambridge last three rounds. fact, Baer, any big rence "Biff’’ Jones of Louisiana State LITTLE NOW A COLONEL. Lawson Little, British and United he » 2*2. Mrs. Gross and Mrs. Wagner, gave up 10 hits, but many were in- admitting needs money, would b and Mrs. Vogel. O—Total. 5*2. league ball club. The Lookouts soon States amateur champion. Mrs Bullock as head foot ball coach. field His mates Mary- FRANKFORT, Ky„ April 6 <&).- Any one who can expect perfectly willing to fight three time S Congressional—Mrs. Scott and Miss bingles. helped slammer of 1930, Mrs. Dowdell and Mrs. Mc- may get Syd Cohen, another left- The grand facing Bobby Jones or Stalin or Mus- this year. The only proviso, howevei Dettweiler. V2: land’s cause with nine errors. Lou Little, foot ball coach at Co Kenrie. :i Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Bush. 32 hander they sent up last year. He BATON ROUGE, La.. April 6 his second in live years, soiini or Hitler this is a big one. He must be certain tha t Mrs Knox and Mrs. Rose. 1—Total. 7Mi. (IP).— scored one run In the lumbia has been com competition to match Me- does not Maryland University, » and Mrs. appear to have major league Capt. Lawrence M. (Biff) Jones said has been no of a bust when you there will be of an Kenwood-Mrs. Waller second frame and two more In the missioned a colonel on the staff o i part stride is balmy in the bean. plenty money in Mrs. Rule and Mrs. Parker. 01 he was to hear of his selection surface and look Entee. 2Vi: quality. "glad” dig beneath the top As title defense he may make—and mos t Mrs Morrill and Mrs Lonwuest. 0; Mrs. third inning before clinching the Gov. Ruby Laffoon. Bobby Jones said to me today, 4 V Those in charge of the Nationals as head foot ball coach at the Uni- squarely at the facts. They are asking of It must be laid on the line befor Perley and Mrs. Martin. 3—Total. game In the sixth with five tallies, "A few years ago when you missed a Columbia—Mrs. Quinter and Mrs. Beller. are not banking upon Bump Hadley versity of Oklahoma, and that he was of man to the he offers. too much any carry stroke a accepts any ”tj; Mrs. Marr and Mrs. Smith. 1W at this time. would to leave ending the day's scoring. it might possibly cost you 1; Perhaps they ready to take up the assign- load that has been thrown on Jones— “I’ll fight anybody, any time, an r Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Brundaee. Mrs. Score: stroke or possibly not. Now you know and Mrs. Hall. 3. by default— be more interested should he make a I ment whenever ordered to do so the tornado-like as Hamer by Exhibition Games that of matching place, long as the money is on th Total. 8. Ab.H. O.A. Harvard. Ab H.O.A. it might even cost you two strokes. respectable showing against the the tX’ar Department. Maryland. of those who happened to be line,” is the way Baer put it. Woodmont—Mrs Goldsmith and Mrs. Soth’n.2b. 6 2 4 1 Prouty. if. 4 1 1 0 sweep I used to shoot for Mrs. and Mrs. as In pars. Today they Schulman. %; Meyer Pirates he hurls the game at S'b'ker.ss. 4 110 Ad’g’n.Mb. 2 0 0 2 at stride. Baer’s plans, however, necessaril; and Miss Israel, Lee top are for Schloss. lVi; Mrs. Peyser Chattanooga tomorrow. But it would Representative of Oklahoma Keller, cf. 4 2 10 Gibbs, cf. 4 0 7 0 By the Associated Press. trying eagles.” what Madison Gar 8—Total. 4. 4 18 2 "I still lack Bob hinge upon Square t take even more than that to convince said he had been advised by Gen. Love, c... 4 0 4 2 W'ruff.lb. confidence,” Whatever happens, the stretch Adjt. 2 1 Owen. rf. 4 1 O 0 Results. den decides to do. James M. M’Ab’y.3b 4 3 Yesterday’s told me after his round. Bucky Harris and the other officials McKinley that Capt. James Daly.il.. 3 3 4 0 Flts’ck.ss. o o o 1 running on Saturday and Sunday Montreal of the Nationals that the "Biff” Jones, Louisiana foot ball H’lst'n, rl 4 O 1 0 Ho’n'n.ss. 3 0 3 0 Brooklyn (N.), 6; 0 “As strange as it may seem, I had will be one of the features of golf. BOWIE RACES chunky 0 c 2 1 2 0 Garden in Tough Spot. Willis, lb. 4 1 10 Maguire, L.), 3. Hor- Ap il 2nd to 13th Inclusive. Special chucker back from the Browns coach, had been ordered transferred Wd'ger.c. 10 10 little confidence in any tight spot 1 Ten men have a chance to beat brought Loker. p. 2 0 0 2 Garden has the un trains on W. B. A., leave 13th A New to 0 2b. 3 0 2 1 New York (A.), 12; Birminghar 1 was a ton Smith’s score of 284 a champion has the goods. Oklahoma University. M’m’n, p. 2 0 0 Hayes. had to make while I scoring 33 winning York Ave. N.W.. 12:10. 12:30, 12:60. Victor, p. 3 113 (S. A.), 7. der contract for a June titl 2:00 can’t that Formal action approving the trans- on the first nine. Down in my heart year ago. THE 1:10. 1:30. p.m. They forget Bump kept but Johnston an< fer was taken at the War 12 Totals. 30 6 24 9 Cincinnati (N.), 1; Detroit (A.), ( '• couldn’t last because But I have a that match, Jimmy DIRECT TO GRANDSTAND mum about that sore arm while Depart- Totals.36 10 27 * I knew this pace feeling Bobby they Atlanta Boston his associates must name a chal ment. Jones is to remain at Harvard 000 020 000—2 (S. A.), 4; (A.), > I wasn’t the ball well Jones will hand them in one great First Race 2:30 p.m. were dickering with the St. Louis likely hitting enough. Baer If Maryland 012 005 00*—8 six innings, rain. round for old He called lenger acceptable to by April for his transfer. his new Oklahoma post only two Any golfer knows this feeling. I time's sake. Club Buns—Sothcion (2), Keller. McAboy I If the Garden wants to hold the matcl Chicago (A.), 14; Pittsburgh (N.), wasn’t sure of timing. And I the turn when he quoted Bill Tilden * years. Army regulations are re- Daly Willis. Merrlman. Owen. Ma- my Johnston must nam (2). North 1 In New York, a sponsible. guire. Errors—Stonebraker, Adzigian, Boston (N.), 6; Carolin: also to know that mere par as saying there is no substitute for French to Face Griffs. happened Braddock as the challenger under or War Woodruff. Gwen Fitzpatrick. Hovenanlan. State 2 (six innings). 1 Department officials said that College, was not going to get anywhere in this competition. There isn't and there • • CHICAGO, April 6 when it upset Mitchel Field, could Sharker (Gonzaga) defeated Sullivan, Distributed bj night one fall each. (S. A.). The California giant Community Center Basket Ball League i74, Hungary, drew, game of the Fairfax Count) Birmingham up; Kerr.an