1934-09-06 [P C-3]

Wrenched' Travis men s Invalids m. ___._ of Leg ____JL. Rejoins GriffJB._ -M- Squad Charley-Horsed■ "" ■ .' V V I » ✓ Hard Luck Leaders NINES ARE CLASHING I HARRIS TAKES TRY Guy Griffmen So Short of Talent Major Major League Statistics By the Associated Press. IN CITY TITLE PLAY Nick Fit In as Might Player American League. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER S. 1»S4. G. 0. Batting—Gehringer, Tiger*, -,3«3; P. and College Park Meeting American National THIRD SACKER By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. visit and was the healthiest AS probably .361. Gehrig, Yankees, 6.—For all ball in the jernt Sam in Second Tilt of Series. TVSTIRDAY S RESULTS. YESTEEDAY'S EESEXTS. LOUIS, September player Runs—Gehringer, Tigers, 121; Wer- in the Browns’ New of the dynamite in his bat when fractured hirs knee cap St. Louis. 6: Washington. 4. York. S: Chicago. 1. last series in Philadelphia and didn't ber. Red Sox, 117. Acacia Seats Grace. Detroit. 4: Philadelphia. 2. St. Louis. 2: Brooklyn. 1. Is Lone Bona Fide the it is ■J Cleveland. 11: Boston. 2. Pittsburgh. 8; Boston. 2. Bluege he faces Nationals, saw him know it ... so when you Runs batted in—Gehrig, Yankees, Other clubs not scheduled. Philadelphia. 1: Cincinnati. 0. ST.doubtful if Ray Pepper would hies beating out bunts and shagging on 153; Trosky, Indians, 123. printing o ; s i | j o ^ p 6 Infielder Now Job. win the Nationals’ vote as their No. 1 in those five games in Washington Hits—Gehringer, Tigers, 104; Geh- OFFICE * 3 * * § * TfTn7m[nfnn in a St. Louis uniform he was playing with a cracked* knee nine, champion of s h E f 1 13 enemy ’r ‘: I ‘I not until the was down rig, Yankees, 183. • around. swelling the ~ ° 2 |l Brownies Win. not with Alan Strange Departmental League, r O B £ S 2 s 5 ! i : • * ." in base and the knee felt normal last • • 9f • • ; is a sweeter fielder Friday R. Government • • y cr S • If there Doubles—Greenberg, Tigers, 52; and Park A. r r e cr s 11 I College C., *.. • was an •’ » then the Grills Sam persuaded to have x-ray » « s w a « 8 ball than Strange, Johnson, Red Sox, 43. : .i- _ saved at taken here and It was cracked Maryland Suburban League tltlist, BT FRANCIS E. STAN. haven’t seen him. Alan Dett—1101101121101111111161861441.6691. ■.. NY I—| g| 9I13I12I14116I13184 471.6411777*. four the nearly clear across. Triples—Chapman. Yankees, 11; were to square off this at 4 0 StLIlOl—I 91141 7 Staff Correspondent of The Star. least one of those games evening KYI 81—I 91101141111131151801611701II 81121121111761531,6891 Browns won from our side recently West, Browns, and Manush, Senators, o'clock on the South in the C>eI 01 81—1131121 8I1II12I69I601.536|16~ Chlliouai—I 7ll0lllU2il.1i7S 54].581l 8 LOUIS. 6—The Combs Sitting Up. Ellipse September in and yesterday cut off 10. Bos I 8i 9| 61—112112111I11I07I04|.61111 Bosl 61 51111—1 91161101131681621.523116^fr Washington second game of the weekday inter- has taken another bite out run when, in the fifth, Yankee outfielder StLI 01 41 01 61—1131111141601091.466126"* Pit I 61121 61101—[ 6111113 631661.492 19t» dog at least one COMBS, Home runs—Gehrig, Yankees, 42; base ball aeries. for Bol- league championship wn I 71 91 91 9t 81—I 71 8I67I71I.416I27 Vs Bkll 61 71 61 51121—1101 91661741.426 28 of the man. To be he back of second and one of the most popular Foxx, 40. specific, sprinted EARL Athletics, Acacia, standard, bearer of the Na- 81 ‘‘hit." seem- in the can s it Phil 71 71 71 81 6| 91—I 81521731.41613^ Phil 61 41 61 71 81—ilQI48l79r.878lA4~ ST. which ton's hard shot labeled players game, up Stolen bases—Werber. Red Sox. 36; tional the grimy fist of fate, Capital League, conquered the a wicked bounce, and now in the St. Louis where Chit 41 41 71 71 71 71 91—I46I83I.352I39S Clnl 61 51 81 51 71 81 91—1471821.884136 ingly devined hospital Chapman, Yankees, and Fox, Grace Church the Grifls this Tigers, nine, Georgetown L. 831—'—I I l>. ,1471531641821651741791821—I—I I so many times floored it to Burns for a split-second he has been confined since suffering .144161160164160171173 whipped 25. League champ, in a 2-1, 10-innlng another to the side and a 12-inch fracture of the skull here season, has landed jolt decision, retiring Pitching—Gomez, Yankees, 24-3; tnriller yesterday. A daring pilfer of GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMOEEOW on third at the time. into the concrete wall the battered chins of the 1933 champs. Stone was crashing Ferrell, Red Sox, 13-3. second base by Paul Clements, who Wash, at 8t. Louis. Wash, at St Louis. Chicago at New York. Chicago at New York. in left field while running full speed Phils, at Detroit. Phila. at Detroit. 8t. Louis at Bkln. St Louts at BUS. Travis is hurt this time had singled, netted the winning run. New York at Chicago. New York at Chtcaao. Pittsburgh at Boston. Pittsburgh at Boston. Cecil again, Hard Up for Playera. the fracture started at a cheek National League. He dashed for second while Robeson, Boston at Cleveland. Boston at Cleveland. Cincinnati at Phlla. Cincinnati at Phlla. enough to warrant real concern. is no immediate prospect bone below the eye and run just Batting—P. Waner, Pirates, .367; another Acacia batter, was walking to of sweetest minor stars, to the back of his head as Travis, one young pros- CECIL TRAVIS, THEREof gaining league just Terry, Giants, .351. the plate, and slid in safely under in the sits on the so Acting Manager A1 they were to operate and hope was pects majors, Griffs’ inflelder, who is back on say Runs—Ott, Giants, 108; P. Waner, O’Meara’s hurried throw. Then Robe- HORNSBY PICKS TIGERS A’S BUY TWO PITCHERS his thigh aching and Eddie Eynon not lowest, disclosed West, who visits 106. bench today, right hospital list. Schacht Pirates, son came through with a smash- He is the Association season Earl, the which ran like a bad tooth. paying with the Southern hemmorhage Runs batted in—Ott, Giants, 131; ing one-baser that cashed the tally. back into the a half to run and for three and Bates Them Better Than Giants Wilaon and Caster Are Obtained penalty of getting with a week and days nights stopped. Collins, Cardinals, 108. Sullivan for the winners and too soon on a already the International League line-up leg Albany in St. Louis is nuts about soccer, which Hits—P. Waner, Pirates, 192; Terry, O’Meara for the losers both pitched for World Series. From Portland Club. a severe case of charleyhorse. ... For a look at most of lamed by play-off. outdraws base ball and the 10- Giants, 179. fine ball, with the former holding the on the bench for some receive a trial He may stay those players due to cent ‘‘corkball” arenas aren't helping Doubles—Allen. Phillies. 41; Cuyler, edge. ST. LOUIS. September 6 OP).— PORTLAND, Ore., September 6 (jPI. run the risk of damaging a Cronin may have time or MARSHALL COVETS with the Nationals, the coffers of the Browns and Cards Cubs, and Medwlck, Cardinals, 38. Pig *n’ Whistle and St. Joseph's Manager Rogers Hornsby of the St. —Portland of the Pacific Coast League brilliant base ball future. until next The seemingly to wait Spring. they call it "corkball” here Triples—P. Waner, Pirates, 15; face Sunday on the West Ellipse for Louis Browns has picked the Detroit has sold Jack Wilson and George Cas- kid from Riverdale, Gawgia, so bad now that The situation is right it's the same as soft ball where Suhr, Pirates, and Medwlck, Cardi- the National City League Section A Tigers to defeat the New York Giants ter, both pitchers, to the Philadelphia teeth said he if Nick gritted his yesterday, it wouldn't be surprising you rap an oversized semi-soft ball nals, 12. unlimited title. The Saints wofi the in the 1934 world series. Athletics. was and dragged a leg tightly Altrock was on the active list okay, put with a broomstick Fred Schulte Home runs—Ott, Giants, and Col- first-half crown and the Pigs grabbed “The way I look at it,” Hornsby a Portland and former ball Wilson, boy encased in bandages onto the SCALP OF GEORGE it wouldn’t. now really is tagging the apple showing lins, Cardinals, 32. the pennant in the second half. said, “Hubbell is the only New York Columbia University (Portland) stu- field the Browns to give the A1 Schacht's first of mas- against big piece a .530 average for his lgst four games Stolen bases—Martin, Cardinals, 20; Games also are listed in other di- pitcher able to win from Detroit. The dent. obtained his first experience in Nationals at least the dignity of one With Pep- a ter-minding flopped. Nick Altrock shot 77 at golf Cuyler, Cubs. 14. visions of the National City League, Tigers are better hitters and, on the the Beaver line-up. inflelder. He limped off in and on base and two the regular Will to Curb Faults He per Campbell in morning Cardinal Ians Pitching—Schumacker, Giants, 21-6; the outcome of which will have de- whole, have a better pitching staff. Caster formerly was with the Seat- wrenched the and Try Jack Russell to walk agony, having pin out, A1 signaled have given up hope.

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