-1 SPORTSSECTION Base Ball, Boxing

Part 5—4 Page* WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1934.* “Knockouts”Rife as Griffs Trim Tribe: Turf Queens Humbled by Cavalcade ------« i- i ❖ TWO AND HALF PAIRS OF SOX. —By JIM BERRYMAN BEAN BALL PUIS On th<> MANAGER LEW FONSECA PRESENTS MATA HARI FADES THIS AFTERNOON AT GRIFFITH STADIUM 5EVERAL AJEW50X TRAVIS ON SHELF Side Lines AS SOX WIN, 13-12 AND SOME OLD ONES.... IN STRETCH TEST « «= *» Three Indian Slabmen Take Bazaar Fails to With the Sports Editor Unable to Check Brownies, ^ Finish in Count as Stewart Wings ZEKE M BY DENMAN THOMPSON $125,000 Twirler Quits Derby Dough—Discov- to 9-to-1 Victory. Slab Bo/mura n4 ery Easily Second. * Voluntarily. wishes are in or- NEW FIRST BASEMAN.... ^ der for the just com- HEAVY WOOD WIELPER V BY JOHN B. KELLER. By the Associated Press. hit in the head by a of Police Brown. fast-stepping Sergt. Byrne into sub- muscle in his pitching arm almost ball. But Joe Cronin’s Of the triumvirate we know mission and making it that much pitched from the moment he reported at the shiners on three fairly well (and favorably, as who j easier for charges hung training camp, had a 9-0 lead when Cavalcade to assert the su- of the four Walter doesn't?) only Fred Buchholz. pitchers he made his long-delayed appearance premacy of the colt in the most color- Beyond any question these three Johnson sent to the hill and on the mound by relieving George ful constitute as Intelli- classic of the American turf. won decisively, 9 to 1. upstanding. Walberg in the fourth inning gent and conscientious a board as Never a contender 'Vith their victory, the Nationals Rollie Hemsley was the first batter and trailing final- could be selected. ly in once more became the proud pos- to face him and George quickly passed f eighth place, the filly Bazaar But in the shattered the sessors of a .500 winning mark—that's tackling problems him. Strange scored him with a triple ’VANISHING JO£ hopes of the veteran. that will Col. E. R. something for them tv boast about confront them in the to right and Coffman’s single drove in CHAMBERLIN Bradley, for a third straight administration of here —; the way they have played since the boxing they : the shortstop. Clift then doubled and Derby triumph. Second choice in the will find themselves THREATENING DYKES gd start of the season—and achieved a fearfully han- "Lefty,’* after filling the bases by betting. Bazaar had no excuse, and, lack of of I Thirpbase Job.... like Mata fourth-place tie with the Tigers in dicapped by knowledge | throwing four consecutive balls to the j Hari. tired when put to a the league standing. the inner workings of the ring dangerous Sammy West, waved his drive by Jockey Don Meade, who racket. Travis got his in the third inning pitching arm in despair and volun- WHO AJEEDS AIO piloted Broker's Tip to victory last while the were in the midst the mound. year. champs tarily quit IAJTCODUCTiON TO LOCAL of a five-run rally that chased the "Racket'’ Is Right. Cavalcade, clocked in 2:04 for the JOHNSON took Grove’s right-handed Oral Hildebrand fron* FANS..AL'S warclub has mile and a quarter, failed to menace ACKET" is a harsh word be- the peak and sewed up the tilt. The TJ HENRYplace with the score 9-5, three BROKEN up many a GAME the Derby record of 2:014-5, set by a cause it implies that those on base and none out The rookie was unable to dodge high OA1 the home lot.... Twenty Grand, but proved the short- affiliated with was to the task and inside fast one thrown by Thorn- professional right-hander unequal est priced winner since the latter ran to boxing arc a the score be- ton Lee. the left-handed successor "racketeers," term and the Browns tied up to victory for Mrs. Payne even more Whitney Hildy. opprobrious. tore being retired. They pounded in 1931. In the mutuels. Cavalcade, Well, the truth of the for two more runs in the Travis went down in a heap, was matter Johnson which was coupled with Time Clock the field and later to a is that while many of those fifth, but the Sox regained the lead as the carried from promi- Broolimeade Stable entry, re- nent in what should be a with a three-run in their side of hospital where his injury was pro- purely rally turned $5 flat for each $2 ticket to not so serious. He’ll be back the frame. win. nounced The winner's price to place was Both teams scored runs later with the club in a day or two. but not single $4 and $3.20 to show. Indian in the game, the Sox what in a hurry will the pitchers getting ( them to be their in forget what was done to by proved winning tally Gross Value of Rare Low. the Nationals. the seventh when Carl Reynolds drove j AS YANKEES WIN in Eddie Morgan with a double. The I ofi-spnng of the •'iron horse” New Batting Order Works. Browns chalked up their final counter Discovery, display, paid $9.20 ! in the ninth. to place and $5.80 to show. MAY have been the revision of Agrarian, another colt well bred St. L. AB. H. O A Boston. AB H. O. A Clouts Tigers to a 10-to-6 to ITbatting order done by Manager Clift.3b. .4102 Bishop.2b 0434 go the distance, paid $5 to show and West.cf,. 4 10 0 Werber.ss 5 12 4 time justified the support of those who Cronin shortly before game Burns.lb. 3 0 lo o Morgn.lb a 2 11 1 Defeat in i eoxiAj<3 R ns Deadlocking added the colt to the treat- |^Jp Pepper.lf. 4 2 2 0 J n.lf 5 110 top list of con- that accounted for the savage ioa! 4 0 0 4 0 Com miss Campil.rf 2 ReyTs.cf 4 2 tenders on the basis of recently im- ment of the Tribe's twirlers. Cronin, ^: Meliilo.2b 5 0 15 Solters.rf 5 3 1 0 Hemsley.c 110 3 Ferrell.c 1 o 0 o Home-Run Lead. proved form. who had not been hitting a lick for sport are square shooters there Grube.c. .1 0 0 0 W'lte's.3b 3 o o 2 I The Derby carried a gross value of Stran'e.ss 4 2 2 2 tJudge. ..1 o o o '^SyANLLY are as ^ the some time and did not again yester- just many or more whose Weaver.p. o o 1 o Miller.3b. o O O o only $37,000. lowest since 1921. activities would make a porch McAfee.p 1 1 o 0 Welch p 1111 B» the Associated Press. Besides the winner's portion, the beau- himself from fourth 2 2 o 1 o o o o BoRDASARV.. day, dropped climber blush CofTman.p Walberg.p tiful gold and the with shame. Hadley .p 1 o o 3 JCooke... 110 0 YORK. May 5-Babe trophy wreath of to seventh, moved Trans to the o o o WHO roses which place They are suave and convincing, •Garins. 1 0 0 0 Grove.p 0 /V\UDOV SEEMS To Ruth swung his went to Cavalcade, $5,000 H o o o l mighty of the list and Joe Kuhel, next have a certain aura of J'ns'n.p JR was collected top put respecta- SCizzell. .lion HAVE CINCHED A bat for the entertainment by Discovery’s owner, $2,500 on behalf to the strongest hitter on the club, in bility and usually have powerful Rhodes.p 2 0 0 0 NEWof 30,000 fans and of Agrarian and Berth in today connections that exert and & the Scy $1,000 for Mata Hari’s fourth pressure Totals 35 10 24 lrt Totals 41 18 27 led the to a place the clean-up berth. 13 Yankees 10-to-6 share. pull strings in a remarkably effec- •Batted for Hadley in ninth. WELL LMOWN (Al Outfield... hitting This new order to knock triumph over the Detroit Tigers. proceeded | tive manner to over •matted for Walters in seventh. Opposed by one of the fleetest put schemes BASEBALL HEREABOUTS Abound The Babe clouted two his Derby .'Batted for Walberg in third. .4oo, homers, fields in the props from under the alien box- j and plots to make saps out of the years, Cavalcade made a big SBatted for H Johnson in fifth. Q AT fifth and sixth of the season, to take FfRfT 5TRIMG CATCHER Of mm Q stride in the direction of the men. The Nationals helped them- freight-paying public. St. 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 o the 3-year- Louis. 1—12 THE AJATlOMALS FOR. undisputed lead in that depart- old To combat them and Boston ... 4 140 3 010 X—13 championship of 193* his ex- selves to 11 safeties with Heinie Man- protect ment of the American League and to by the hibition of and cash customers to as great an Runs—Clift <21, West. Burns. Pepper EIGHT SEASONS...- tie Mel Ott and Chuck class, continued to ush a trio to the attack Klein, National socking top extent as can be <2>. Hemsley <31. Strange 12». Coffman. demonstrate great over they protected League pace setters. The first circuit improvement After out of the way. Bishop <2l. Morgan <21, R. Johnson <2i. his form as getting Hidly requires the services of some one a juvenile. Purchased for the fell Lee. Clint Reynolds <2<. Solters. Walters. Welch. swat came off Eldon Auker's delivery champs upon ] who knows Cooke only $1,200 as a what to look for. from Cizzell. Errors—Campbell. Strange. in the fourth with Charley yearling by Mrs. Brown was facing them when they J Werber Morgan Runs batted in—Mc- Ruffing Sloane and a 90-to-l what source to expect it and how and Red shot when he came up for their fifth turn and in Afee <2). Coffman <21 Strange (21. Pep- Rolfe on the sacks; the to circumvent < defeated Wood over it. per 2 >. Burns. Campbell. Grube. Reynolds second came on the Singing a heavy their sixth they tore him apart. Only first pitch Lyn track (31. Morgan (3>, Cooke I2t. Werber <2*. at Arlington Park last year. Cav- Belve Bean, who hurled the last in- Bishop. Solters. Two-base hits—Clift, ONE INNING ENOUGH Rowe offered him in the seventh. The Not alcade came out of Winter quarters at ning against them, held them hitless. Unsolicited Advice. McAfee. Bishop '21. Reynolds <21. Werber. Travis, Hurt, other Ruthian run was the result of R. Johnson. Solters Three-base hit— Seriously Columbia. S. C.. this Spring to show Strange Stolen base—Clift. Sacrifices— the Babe's grounder in the second. worthy Commissioners of | astounding speed. The colt Strange. Ferrell Double plays—Meltllo to ASA’S NICK CHISOX He forced Rolfe at second and Myril equaled Stewart’s Flinging Flashy. the District didn't seek to to Clift to to one record and Hemsley Hemsley: Werber Griffs This Week ran broke another in THE — home from third on the Bisnop to Morgan: Werber to Morgan <2t. Hoag SHARP contrast to the wild and counsel with us in making May Rejoin Maryland before being to Left on bases—St. Louis. H: Boston. 1 1 play. shipped their selections for the Churchill Downs. woolly work done by the Indian boxing body Bases on balls—Off Weaver. 1: off Mc- Earnshaw a Victim of Old Mates IN Afee. 2: off Hadley. 3: off Welch 3: off throwers was the and with admirable restraint we re- Widely spread were the that performance put Grove. 2: off H Johnson. 1: off Rhodes. 3. TRAVIS, felled by ft where Travis was taken after he was Dickey Raps One, Too. reports on Stewart to his frained from any Hits—Off Weaver 3 in Cavalcade did not this by Walter register offering gratui- 's inning, off ball in hit, indicate the is not of a in 7-Run Home enjoy journey McAfee H In 2 innings: 5 pitched yesterday's injury Rally—Five DICKEY and first win in this infant campaign. tous advice. off Coffman. ir. also delivered a cir- had developed a form of nervous- l23 innings: off Hadley. 4 in 4 Innings: game in Griffith Stadium, is j serious nature and it was likely he Nor do we the fistic ness known to horsemen as This left-handed smoothie limited the expect off Welch. 2 In 2*- inninEs: off Walberc to be back at third would be Runs Mark 10-4 Game. cuit swat for the Yankees in the the “jit- expected discharged from the institu- BILL ters, but Tribesmen to seven safeties fathers, once they are settled in o In 2j inning: off Grove. 3 in no inning: CECIL there was no trace of any spread base with none out in the fourth: off H Johnson 4 *he Nationals be- tion tonight. As a precautionary slugging match. Ruffing, after over six and the in their official seats, to tap this font uncertainty in the horse's performance innings inning in 2 innings- off Rhodes. 1 in 4 innings fore the end of this week. measure, an X-ray of Travis’ head of wisdom in holding the Tigers to one run and five this afternoon in as which they got as many as two hits executing their mul- Wild pitch—McAfee Winning pitcher— In the May 5—Ham- glittering a set- Rhodes Losing Um- meanwhile Ossie Bluege. will be made today. did not them. tifarious and onerous duties. pitcher—Hadley. hits in the first six eased ting as the Derby has known for a help pires—Messrs. Summers and Dineen. veteran the seven runs across the innings, up deposed by rookie Travis Travis was hit behind the right Philadelphia.mering time. He hit one batter, but issued not But if are interested in Time of game—2 hours and 43 minutes. a long they ! little more than a bit too much in the seventh and week ago, probably ear by Thornton Lee after the Indians plate in a bristling eighth in- before the one pass and after that third inning saving themselves a lot of head- -•- Long Derby was run off will handle the third base post for left-hand pitcher had gone to a three- had to be taken out for Harry Smythe. in which the Indians got a run for aches in the of their ning. Connie Mack's up-and-coming the picturesque Downs was overrun performance the American al- and-two count with the batter Leegue champions, during Rowe was the most effective of the by a tremendous a temporary tie with the champs not thankless task they will engage the Athletics took the season opener with and enthusiastic though Bob Boken yesterday replaced the third-inning rally, in which the 1 crowd. one of them got beyond first base services of some one qualified by CRAWFORD PERRY’S three Detroit pitchers, giving only The rambling old stands were the injured player. Nationals clinched the game. It was the Chicago White Sox. 10 to 4. today. was a of actual soon packed to the the It finished piece pitching experience through contact three hits in four and con- guards, lawn Reports from Garfield Hospital, a fast ball, high and inside, that Travis Five home runs featured the con- innings in front Stew-art put out and it got him rank- with the game to function with jammed and the infield soon VICTIM THIRD TIME failed to dodge. necting for a single and a double him- ing with Thomas and Weaver, the them in an advisory capacity. test. with A1 Simmons and Jimmy populated by other thousands. Sev- He was self. Carl Eischer, who started, and eral times only other Washington hurlers to go In the course of time Messrs. knocked unconscious, but Dykes poling out four-baggers for the during the afternoon, hun- revived after Auker both were rapped reely. dreds of the route this year. Brown. Buchholz and Vandoren quickly being carried to Sox and Eric McNair. Ed Coleman "gate-crashers” scaled the Tennis Ace Takes Stuff the club house Detroit. AB. H. O A. N Y. AB. H O A The Nationals got a second-inning will get wised up to the dodges English Scalp by teammates. and Pinky Higgins doing the same for outlaying fences, successfully eluded Champ White.cf 4 2 2 u Hoag.cf.. 5 2 3 o the Travis, who will not be 21 years old the Mackmen. 5 ii 1 mounted police and swarmed all run without the semblance of a base- and corner-cutting they must con- _ Goslin.lf t) Rolfe.ss. *13 3 of Australian in British C hrane c 2 1 3 1 over the hit. Schulte walked to begin the tend with, but in the meanwhile Final, until next August, has been one of Big George Earnshaw. former A's Ruth.lf,. 4 2 3 II place. Fights broke out in CLEVELAND. AB. R. H. O. A. E H worth.c 1 ii 2 0 Byrdrf. u u n u ! the hitters of the several sections, heads were Stone was cracked on the will be themselves as n o strongest Nationals hurler, now wearing a Chicago uni- G'r'ger.2b 5 n 1 2 cracked they doing Rice, rf .... 4 o 1 1 Gehrig.lb 4 1 !i 1 inning. 6—1. and 8—6. 7—5. c It was his G berg lb 4 1 lu 1 Ch man If 3 ii ambulances were called right hand by Hiidy. It did not look well as the fans a great favor if Pytlak. 4 o l 1 l o | hitting for the Chattanooga form, pitched his first game against 1 (i to remove Averill. cf.3 o o 3 it it club Walker.rf 4 2 3 0 Laz eri.3b 4 2 0 1 some of the victims of so for the Nationals when Cronin they create some such office as that caused Clark Griffith, presi- his one-time teammates and was re- Rogell.ss 3 ii 1 3 the melee or good ...... 4 it it Dickey c 4 15 0 Vosmik If. 1 2 it, the crush. O 2 30 l o! dent of the Nationals, to him lieved with one out in the after Owen 3b. 4 3 1 o H fner 2b 4 14" drilled into a double play. But Berg executive secretary and install By the Associated Press. Trosky lb.. ...4 bring up eighth Hale 3b 4 it 2 o 1 II to base Fischer p 1 n o o Ruffing.p 2 1 ii 3 walked, then the Indian second base- therein some one who knows all major ball. During this Spring, walking Jimmy Foxx. o u n 5. Moore. 2b.4 o o 5 2 1 ; Auker P. 1 Smythe.p 1 o u 2 England. May he was o ii Crowd Largest Since ’28. man let Stewart's hot one get aw-ay the answers. Knickerbocker, ss. 3 1 1 2 7 1 carefully groomed as a fielder Wyatt, who replaced Earnshaw. Rowe.p 2 2 o o o •Clifton. 1 o o o —Fred Hildebrand, p...... 1 O l for an error that Schulte Bournemouth.Perry, leader of England’s that he might make a W'orthy suc- walked Johnson, and Higgins’ homer semi-official estimate of ag- permitted Lee. p .o o o o o o cessor to the veteran Totals 30 11 24 S to cross. It was that easy. defending Davis Cup team, today Brown, p. o o o o o o Bluege. then began the seven-run rally. Totals 35 12 27 1" gregate attendance of 55.000. in- •Batted for Auker in fifth THE Bean o. .. o o o o o o inning. as a ChicaRO. AB. H O A Phila. AB. H. O A cluding the uninvited reasserted his over Jack o o o o o Performing regular recently he spectators supremacy •Kamm .. 1 Detroit 1 Uhalt.rf. M Oil Wars'r.Sb M o 2 2 000004 1 o_ r as as 0 o 0 it o to New well the cash Nats Run Wild in Third. Griffs’ Records (Holland .... 1 appeared advantage both afield and Haas cf 4 2 10 Cramer.cf 4 2 2 o York. 3 2 0 3 1 0 1 0 x—10 customers, rep- Crawford. Australian ace, in the final resented the at bat. His hitting average with the Bonra.lb 4 0 10 l Finney.rf 4 12 0 Runs—White. Greenberg. Walker. Rogell biggest turn out since Tribe got that run back al- of the Totals ..33 1 7 24 13 3 Sim'ns.lf. M 2 2 O Foxx.lb 2 1 S 1 Rowe the British hard court tennis cham- Nationals to date is 375 Owen. Hoag (2). Rolfe. Ruth 12). Derby won by Reigh Count in 1928. and he has Appl'g.ss. 4 O 4 2 M'Nair ss 4 112 most as easily in the third. •Batted for Lee in fifth inning. Gehrig. Chapman Dickey. Ruffing 121 After the shock THE Battinr. pionships, winning. 8—6, 7—5, 6—1. been a timely hitter, too. Moved to Dykes.Mb. M 2 1 2 Johns n If M 0 1 o Errors—Lazzeri <21 Runs batted in— surviving of a fire who broke ♦Batted for Brown in seventh inning. Knickerbocker, up O. AB. R. H 2b.3b H R Rbl Pet. tlie Hayes.2b. 2 0 14 Hig'ns.Mb 4 2 2 2 Gehrig Lazzeri I2>. Rolfe Ruth i5i that destroyed two stables on the eve and Crawford have met lead-ofT position yesterday, when M O 4 0 2 here with a double, Crowder. « 5 0 2 U n o (I 400 Perry three WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Shea.c. 2 Berry.c. .Ml Cochrane. Dickey. Rowe <2i Goslin. Hay- of Friday's game o o o the Derby, the Downs was Manush. lli H4 14 24 4 .2 1 11 .375 times in matches over the Travis. 3b. 2 It 1 o o 1 Manager Joe Cronin revised the Na- •Kress loo o Cain.p 1 worth. Walker. Two-base hits—White j deluged the round with a bashed important Base on balls—Off Fischer 1: off ---- 21 1 1 10 .222 Schulte, cf.3 2 1 2 then took his Ruffing Boken.. 0 10 4 .7 o 1 0 2 .300 British hard court championships. Stone, rf 3 1 2 4 1 o beaning. 3: off Auker. 1: off Smythe 1 Struck erbocker did not dare leave third. Totals. HT ~fi 24 14 Totals. 31 1) 27 12 out—By Ruffing. 1: Berc. 10 47 2 14 1 0 0 4 20X Cronin ss. 4 0 0 2 4 0 Travis took it gamely, though. When ! by Rowe 4: by as Rice forced out X ■--•- Smythe ] He did, though, Klumpn 7 1 2 0 0 O 0 .2X0 Berg, c.3 0 1 1 it 0 he •Batted for £Jhea In ninth Hits—Off Fischer, rt In IN Nats' Home Tilts Storu 14 50 5 14 2 1 0 5 .2X0 0 0 regained consciousness he did not ♦Batted for Gallivan in ninth. innings: off Auker 3 in 2N innings: off Hiidy. Stewart p. ... 3 0 1 0 Whitehill 4 1 1 2 2 0 0 1 .7 27.7 seem at all unnerved. Instead, he was tBatted for Matuzak In seventh. Rowe. 3 in 4 innings: off Ruffing S in rt Then the Nationals cut loose in Myer 15 5X lo 14 .7 o o o .241 CORNELL CREW IN FRONT innings 'none out in seventhi: Totals .34 17 27 12 ”7 in fine and rather Chicago 0110100 1 O— 4 off Smythe. turn to Bluese. 0 20 .7 O 1 o o o ,°07 spirits resented 3 in 3 innings. Winning pitcher— To Start at 3:15 their third stow aw-ay the Cleveland ooiooooo o—l Philadelphia .., 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 7 x—lo Cronin. 10 04 7 10 2 1 0 n 150 being taken to the hospital. A brief Muffing Losing Pitcher—Fischer Um- with a walk 4 7 o o o o Washington .... 0 1 5 0 0 3 0 0 x—J) Runs—Uhalt (2>. Simmons. Dykes. 01 game. Myer opened Weaver. 1 ] .14.3 Defeats rest res—Messrs Rolls. Hildebrand and Stewart. 4 7 o 1 o o o o Syracuse Handily—Frosh and he probably will be ready for Warstler. Cramer. Foxx McNair. Johnson S Ormsby. Time Manush doubled down the right-field 14.7 Runs batted in—Rice. Kuhel (2). Stone. of game—2 hours and 23 Russell. 0 .7 0 o o o o o 000 further fine service with the Nationals. (2). Higgins. Berry. Coleman. Kline. Errors minutes. between Cronin. Berg. Myer Schulte. Two-base — Nationals line. Rice let the ball get away and Dueas 7 5 0 o o o o 1 ooo Also Race. APPling. Dykes. Finney. McNair. Higgins. Capture hits. Hale Manush. Stone. Myer. Schulte. Thomas, o 7 o n o o o o ooo J. B. K. Runs batted in—Simmons '2>. Bonura. TUSSLINGand White Sox at before he could return it to the in- Three-base hit—Knickerbocker. Sacrifice Griffith Prim 2 l l oooo o ooo SYRACUSE. N. 5 <^.— ! Dykes. Finney <2>. Berry. McNair. Cole- Y„ May —Stewart. Double to YACHT Stadium gets under at 3 field Myer was crossing the counting Lo.ke .2 1 oooooo ooo plays—Hildebrand man. Higgins CD. Cramer. Foxx. Two- TRIAL DELAYED. way Cornell's crew defeated Knickerbocker to Trosky; Knickerbocker o'clock this at third base. Filley... 1 0 0 0 000 0 000 varsity Syra- base hit—Simmons. Home runs—Sim- afternoon. For the last block and Manush to Moore to Trosky; Boken to Kuhel. GOSPORT, 5 cuse by a length and a half in the MYERS NOW POLITICIAN. mons. McNair. Coleman Dykes. Higgins. | Eng. May (TP).—Un- time, though. Then runs came fast. Pitchinr. Left on bases—Cleveland. 0: Washington. Sacrifices—Finney Hayes. Haas. McNair. feature race of their dual to- favorable weather in short mid- G H B B S O I P G S.G.C.W. L regatta 7. Bases on balls—Off Hildebrand. 3. Double plays—Berry to Higgins. Left on today brought Hereafter, all games—on Satur- Kuhel's single dropped fl Struck Bean. 1. Hits—Off Hil- EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio, May 5 Thomas, 25 4 4 20';, 2 1 .7 0 day. Cornell was timed in 6:31's; out—By bases—Chicago. 0: Philadelphia. 8. Bases and as a one-baser and Manush X debrand. 5 (none out in postponement of the first trial under days Sundays well as other field for Burke. 5 .7 2 10*4 0 0 10 in 6:36. in 2 innings WP).—Harry (Hi) Myers, former on balls—Off Earnshaw. 5: off Wyatt. 2; Stewart. 4 25 3 3 25 4 1 1 0 Syracuse third): off Lee. 1 In 2 innings: off Brown. off 1: days in the Washington ball orch- scored. Schulte whistled a hot one Pomorski. off Gallivan. 1: off Cain canvas of the challenging America Weaver.. 4 2.3 7 7 17 4 1 1 1 The Cornell freshman eight beat 5 in 3 innings; off Bean, none in 1 inning. Brooklyn and St. Louis Cardinal out- 3: off Kline. 1. Struck out—By Earn- ard will start at 3:15 o’clock. Knickerbocker that meant an Russell 0 4 O O 1 2 Hit by Hildebrand (Stone): by through .021 18*4 the Orange yearlings by three quarters pitcher—By show. 2: by Cain. 2: by Matuzak. 1: by Cup yacht Endeavour. She may be That’ll make the Crowder, o 22 5 .7 14'i 1 o 1 2 Lee (Travis); bv Stewart (Averill). Win- fielder, announced he will be Kline. 2. Hits—Off Earnshaw. 6 in 7 gals at home error for the Indian shortfielder and today taken out tomorrow. Prim ...71132 fi 1001 of a length, but Syracuse took the ning pitcher—Stewart. Losing pitcher— ! innings (none out in 8th>; off Wyatt. 1 happy. No more late suppers. Kuhel made third. Stone slashed one Whitehill 4 27 10 15 20 4 o 0 2 Hildebrand. Umpires—Messrs. Oeisel and a Republican candidate for nomina- in inning off Pomorski. 0 in <) inning even a and j 1 ~ 1 junior ■ 1 4 0 O 0 0 varsity by length hour and I over Vosmik’s head in left for two I.fnke... 2 2 ] 3'4 Moriaritv. Time of game—1 j 'pitched to two batters): off Gallivan. 2 2 0 0 *4 0 0 0 0 a hail ih time of 6:40. 40 tion for Columbiana County treasurer. in innine: made Filley. .1 minutes. off Cain. 3 In 3 (none out bases and Kuhel counted. That in 4th): off Matuzak. 2 in 4 innings: it a day for Hiidy. off Kline. 1 in 2 innings Wild pitch— Pomorski. Winning pitcher—Kline Los- ing pitcher—Wyatt. Umpires—Messrs Statistics Another Scoring Spree. White on Here McGowan. Owens and Donnelly. Time of I Major Sox, Darned, game—2 hours and 30 minutes. League RON IN greeted Lee. the relieving Newly Display Today with a to Rice First Main Patch—A1 Thomas to at Old Club. SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1934. Ci( pitcher, long fly Bonura, Busting Sacker, Snipe FIGHTER SUSPENDED. runners moved and both up. American Schulte to the plate. Berg laced a TRENTON, N. J„ May 5 t/P).— National ODAY the Nationals greet good as anything °lse Cronin might games has hit in each to force out Hildebrand Moore Phil McGraw, a veteran Detroit boxer, single to center and Stone got home YESTERDAY'S RESl’LTS. YESTERDAY'S RESILTS. the White Sox for the first for an average of .485 has was all over the between who at one time neared the of with the fifth run of the inning. any Washington pitcher territory top pick Washington. P: Cleveland. 1. Pittsburgh, fi; New York. 3. time this season and made 17 hits over the stretch first and second to check Wash- his class, was suspended 10: 4. In the sixth, the Nationals went able to as Indefinitely Philadelphia. Chicago. Boston 5: Chicago. 4 go nine innings Thomas New York 10: warmly, too, it is to be 1 homer ... 1 triple ... 4 doubles. ington drives and when the today by the State Athletic Commis- Detroit. «. St. Louis. 7: Philadelphia. 1. on another scoring spree. Cleveland's Boston. 1.1: St. Louis. 12. are has done must be good these days. Also in the last three two Indian second baseman was sion "until he is in Cincinnati'Brooklyn, rain. right-handed Brown was their vic- hoped they coming games, improved physical have a with an error in the sec- TEAM STANDING. TEAM tim this time to the extent of three in for four games, this gang from That new batting order tried out Washington pitchers gone charged condition.” STANDING. Chicago and coming here in route Spring is here. ond, Stewart might well have been runs. Stewart singled, only to be yesterday will be on the books 5 §1 s| SI » ?! Q last Stewart had an easy credited with a hit ... it was a j 31 2| forced out when Boken attempted to place. opening * IjFS3 again this afternoon says made hot drive that seemed to handcuff S’ 5 el| | I £ S r ?5 new about the White inning yesterday only ■ sacrifice. But Myer’s double scored Something «<' f ? 1 g E a I g| 3 5 2 Sox this year there’s Zeka Cronin, "I’ll find some place where four pitches Averill took a Moore. Homer Boken. A hoist to short left by Ma- : S. Bonura, their home-run-hitting I can hit. even if I have to move up strike before rolling to Myer Tough day for the left fielders Standing * : ; s nush was lost in the sun by Vosmik : l-h: Mg,* the and take the ninth Averill did a of ... too much sun .. Manush nar- 1:11:1: I: l: : .' : and fell for a single. Kuhels long first baseman and Uhalt and pitcher great piece fielding igl; in the list’’ Joe tried a blow on the By the Associated Press. NY I—I. I II. .1 31 31 41. .1111 fly to Vosmik tallied Myer and let Bordogaray in the outfield and position to hold Manush’s long drive to rowly escaped dome Bi.flpi Clel ■ ■ I-I, ,1 II Chil, .1—1 II 41 II. ,|, ,| SIHI 61.6471 advance to third. Then Earnshaw this four times yesterday in his new right center to a single in the first in the second when the sun got Home runs Ruth. _1J. I!_4l_ll_7l_5i.583l IVf >4 Manush George pitching yesterday: 2 was in his Bo»l_8l..t—Il_9l.J_ll_Slj_tl_8L7l.533l Pitl 21 2—I 31. .1. .1. the Bonura was up from Dallas seventh position ... It 4 for Trosky’s slam down the right eyes and he had to duck Yankees. 2: Simmons. White Sox. 1; I_2I_9I_6I.6001 IV, Schulte doubled against sun par- brought 31—1..1 31..I..I 81 81.5001 ■ Wnl_ll1' tv. I sensa- 0 for Joe. field line in the second had all the Hale’s hoist the ball White lor to across the final score. ... he’s been something of a dropped Dykes, Sox. 1; Dickey, Yankees, Pet' 01 31_3l_9l_7l.563l_/3 put 21. .1. .1— I. .1 71 71.6001 2& Bos' 21 21. .1. .1—I 4i 2 >4 But one consistent batter earmarks of a double until for a double ... in the OL_.l 8IJ7L833I tion in the early campaigning there’s sixth, 1; McNair, Athletics, 1; Coleman. Phil 21 I ._. 2I_2II—I..I 11 71_81.46713 Bln' OI..I..I..I 81.4671 3', Earnshaw was brought down from on this Washington ball club Stone got hold of it at the right Manush's hoist to left was lost by Athletics, 1: Higgins, Athletics. 1; II—|_4I_2I_7I BOXERS ON WAY. StLI..I II 01. .1 21.. Lrl_2l_6l 81.1851 4~ Phil II..I.. 111 .2671 6*, POLISH the A’s he’s been lookut Joe Kuhel, willya hasn’t field corner and made a beautiful Vosmik the same way ... and went Vaughan, Pirates, 1; Collins, Cardi- I0IJ2I1I—I^C41 nothing Chll■ ,I II, ,1. ,1 31.1 II—I 41 81.3331 4Vfr CinL j_l !_2I_0U 7', to date. missed in the last 11 that the ambitious for a but Manush man- nals. 1. l_0lj_j—I_31121.2001 WARSAW, Poland, May 5 (/PI.— startling hitting games peg flagged single L.,1 51 61 71 81 7I~8I 81 81 I I I L..I 51 61 61 71 71 811X1121 j I I The Polish amateur boxing team For the Nationals' pitching today. and Moe Berg has cracked runner at the middle base aged to make four fine catches, at The leaders: Ruth, Yankees. 6: which will meet a Chicago team, left Manager Cronin will turn to Al safely in his last TO games Myer made a whale of a play on that. Klein, Cubs. 6: Ott. Giants, 6: Hart- GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW an for the United States. ... Al Moe is Rice's scorcher in the third Soooo the Nationals nett, Cubs. 5; Medwick. Cardinals. 5. today They Thomas he figures ought good. got Chi. at Wash 3:15. Chicago at Wash New York at Cln. New York at Cln. sail tomorrow from Cherbourg on the to be able to take the measure of And Manush has been banging dashed to the grass at his left for even break with the big. bad League totals: National, 82; Ameri- St. Louis at N. Y. 8t. Louis at N. Y. Phil, at Chicago. Phil, at Chicago. Detroit at Boston. Detroit at Boston. Bkln. at Pitts. Bkln at Pitta. a .. then threw Indians. J. B. K. can, 88, ISO. liner Berengaria. his old club well, Al looks as away in great style in the last eight one-hand scoop Total, Cleveland at PhiL Cleveland at PhU. Boaton at 6t. L. Boston at St. L.

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