Jeffra to Be ‘Fighting Champion* After Victory Over Struggling Archibald From the Jeffra Must Cry, Joey's Share of Title Many Pin Aces Barred Far Other Distant Win or Lose West, Spots Press Box Bamum was right. You cant Taken by From D. Not for U. S. please all the people all of the Harry's Top C. 10 Going Strong Sensitive time and some you cant please BimmyToo even part of the time. Take the 2 Knockdowns Golf Tournament To Track Condition case of Harry Jeffra, who last Clarke Heads Open night outpointed Joey Archibald *» the Associated Press. number of other Southerner! will for the title By JOHN LARDNER. featherweight at Bal- Some Soy Sccrlzo Could NEW YORK, May 31.—Although be in the field of 33 et Washington, timore. Only Thost 125 Bpeeltl Corropondcnt of The Star. Bowling the national open golf championship D. C. Fort Worth, Tex., has 40 en- Last after he Beat Both far year, had whipped Easily Games or Mere Given this year will be played In a reason- tries and Oklahoma City 33. NEW YORK, May 21 (N.A.NA.).— the same Archibald at Griffith central location—Cleveland’s 779 It is time to come clean and admit Crown ably The pros and 357 amateurs Stadium only to have the de- Featherweight Consideration Canterbury Golf Club—there's a who will fire their 36 holes to the police that there is no out- cision called apiece against him, he bunt slightly unbalanced look to the field Monday will be for 139 standing 3-year-old among those out By LEWIS r. ATCHISON. shooting crying. He wept bitter tean While Astor Clarke today appeared of 1,136 hopefuls who are scheduled places in the big tournament June of our four-footed buddies who are because he knew he should have Harry Jeffra, a game kid who sur- to retain his No. 1 national to in the 25 sectional 6-8. The main field will be churning the race tracks this year. likely compete quali- limited been awarded the decision. vived the gravel-voioed instructions title for the fifth after For a time looked the duckpln time, fying rounds next Monday. to 170 and the home club pro, Waldo Last after his hand was of Trainer Heine Blauateln and * night the named the These and 31 were and all horse. He deceived even me, and being unanimously Capi- players the who Crowder, entrants who fln-s raised in token of two-fisted of a victory over wounded tal’s top pinspiller for the sixth con- granted exemption from the pre- ished in the low 30 and ties last my eye for horses, cultivated while the same Archibald he bunt into champion, aald today he would be the test because of their were a potato patch back in secutive year by Washington liminary per- year, exempted. Of the ell-1 plowing tears again. He cried like a a fighting king of the 1924, is famous wherever horsemen baby, 136-pounders City Duckpln Association Ranking formances In the 1939 open make up gibles, only Denny Shute failed to wiping his nose on his after punching Archibald from in of less than dressing- Joey Committee, the failure of such lead- the sixth largest Held in tournament enter. gather groups two. sleeve. beneath his of gown It was perplexing. part the feather- rollers as Hokie Smith, Tony history. Still the list isn’t as big as Up till last Saturday some of the "I ing guess I’m just happy,” he weight crown last night at Balti- Ed Bill Krauss last or as as officials critics were saying that if you threw Santinl. Blakeney, year, quite big laughed, still sobbing, back in the more. far cut the Bimelech and Ollle Pacini to qualify for the expected, and by the greatest Burke After Third Ohio room. "I’ll dressing fight tomorrow if they want 10 bowlers came as a of the field Is drawn from a ■till Vas a great nag. Now, how- city’s ranking part me to. Anybody and any place. I few sections. ever, we will have to throw out not great surprise to the bowling fra- Open Golf Crown can’t aay under any terms because only the but Bime- ternity. truco ini it ttncewa. By the Associated Presa. Kentucky Derby that’s up to my manager, Mm wax- lech as well. He Basing its selection on bowlers hasn’t got it. Not man. But I’m to be Last year 1,193 players entered TOLEDO, Ohio, May 31.—De- Roosevelt and Tech going a fight- with 135 or more the every week, on all kinds of track, league games, the at and it was ing champion. They’re not going open Philadelphia fending Champion Billy Burke and. at all kinds of distance. That calls W. C. D. A. Ranking Committee last National to take the title away from me for believed that the shift westward Open TitUat Byron Nelaon for a or night declared this galaxy of stars a Man o’ War, refusing to meet certain would encourage more players to headed a field of more than 100 Nines Battle for boys." ineligible by the lack of league com- and Bimmy, in spite of his lovable Archibald, his right hand swollen enter, since they wouldn’t have so teeing off today in the Ohio Open and his nice white petition. Santinl was the country’s far to Golf teeth, and head swathed in a turkish travel. Instead the crack Tournament. falls short of the Fox and leading sweepstakes money winner Big Red towel, looked up at interviewers pros and amateurs of the Far West Burke, pro at Cleveland Country by three pasterns and a fet- and Smith, his Columbia teammate, and some other distant Club, Is for his third con- dirty Playoff Places through tear-dimmed eyes after the points ap- shooting lock. He cannot their bats. had established a record with four to have secutive crown. carry fight and said he’d take a short va- pear become less optimistic .... victories in the money events this cation from the ring and then about their chances. Nelson, now pro at Toledo In- Demands Track on Foes' Diamonds begin season, while Blakeney and Pacini Bimmy Play all over again. The scheduled sectional rounds verness, is making his debut In the Of Blend had compiled fine sweepstakes aver- at San Francisco were canceled be- event. Special In "I guess you guys are happy now,” Buckeye Meeting Eastern, ages. Krauss with 138 was the Bimmy, it develops, is the kind he grinned with ironic humor. "I cause only one entry was received fourth high average roller in the from ©f horse who hauls his own track Western Tomorrow guess you’ll poke fun at me in the that district, while Los Angeles District League. will have 17 around with him but never gets to papers, but that’s the game. Take only players shooting - Wolfe Is Ranked for three and six Last use it. They frisk him at the gate Tech and Roosevelt, both strug- the good with the bad.’’ Second. qualifying places Fights Night and After voting Clarke eight first will play at Tacoma and eight at By th« Associated Praia. take it away. His own track gling to get into the inter-high "Voice" Keeps Jeffra Going. for a total 80 Salt Lake is a special blend, made to his. or- baseball series playoff, will meet "You went out places of points, the City. NSW YORK.—Bobby McIntyre. 140, like a champion, Detroit, Jimmy '» der in Havana—two Ranking Committee also was unani- Chicago has the biggest sectional stopped Fantlni, 1384b, parts Pimlico sturdy opposition tomorrow In their Joey,” one of the boys said. "You New York (6>. In the mous in the selection of Perce entry, 103 professionals and 48 ama- CHICAGO.—Altua Allan. 181. Chi- sunshine and one part Sara- effort to pair up with Eastern and gave him had Wolfe, everything you and stopped Italo Colonallo. 199, New v on a a teammate of Clarke’s on the teurs; Cleveland is second with a toga windy day. Central in the finals. you were as great in defeat as ytso. Last week Bim team. 138 total and New York third with °S ALT LAKE CITY.—Tlsar Jack Pox, reported for ac- In the only game today Anacostia you’ve ever been in You champion Rosslyn victory. 100. Since the are 182. Spokane. Wash., outpointed A1 De- tion at Belmont. He pulled his and Wilson, both of which have were ‘the’ With seven votes for third place qualifying places laney. 187. Detroit (10). featherweight champion allotted on basis of* as track out of his and had were to meet and one for fifth, Paul Jarman of the quality BALTIMORE.—Harry Jeflra. 113, pocket spread rough sledding, tonight.” Baltimore, lormer bantamweight chain- it out in front of the Chevy Chase with 81 well as numbers of the entries, stewards. at Wilson. Anacostla will be seek- "That knockdown decided the points gained plon. outpointed Joey Archibald. 129. “If will third 8 ahead of Joe Cleveland gets only 15 and Chicago you oblige me,” he said, ing its first victory of the season fight," A1 place, points (Ctanelola) whispered Weill, his ro- and New York 17 each. Other MILWAUKEE.1— Tony “by laying this little article on top after four straight losses. tund Harrison, the Arcadia star, who re- big Martin. 164. Milwaukee, atopped Toota agent, referring to the second Bernstein. ISO. Milwaukee (8). of own which ceived one vote, five for fields include Pittsburgh, 99, Phila- your track, strikes Present standings find Tech In round when Jeffra Archi- third-place COLUMBUS. Ohio—Jack (Buddy) dumped fourth 82, and Detroit. 73. Ten me as somewhat cuppy underneath, fourth place, with two won and bald twice with place and two for fifth. delphia, Walker. 193'4. Columbus, stopped Lou vicious rights to the will from each of those dis- Thomas. 190. Indianapolis (4). we will The qualify — get down to business.” three lost, while Roosevelt is half head. "He couldn’t super-scoring and all-time KANSAS CITY. Neville (Titer) untangle him- KEEPS ROLLING ALONG—June Connor, attractive of tricts. The stewards picked up Bime- a behind in fifth It is self for partner record-smashing Rosslyn quint Beech. 193. Memphis, outpointed Tony game place. five or six rounds. When he Novak. Kansas City (I). lech’s and threw it out Capt. Roy Gowin of the Washington roller which placed two more of its rollers in the Dixie Well 200,W. special track, probable that both games will be finally got going it was too late. He derby team, Represented. HOLYOKE Maas.—Art Dorrell. 142. the window. each team will the under the of charmed circle as Harry Hilliard The South and Southwest, due Dallas, outpointed Frankie Terrtnova. pitching duals, having won all of the last five rounds, don’t oppose Chicago Aztecs, sponsorship Almas 142. New York (8). “You will run on landed fifth with 47 our floor and at least one mound star. you think?’’ Temple at Riverside 8he Is one of the fleetest skaters place points partially to the notable successes of BAN FRANCISCO—Richie Lem os tonight. I > like it,” they advised him. Well, will and Karl Oochenour seventh place such players as Ben Hogan and 128. Lot Angeles, outpointed Cristobal Roosevelt meet Eastern at How Jeffra won despite the "voice” in the sport. Jaramello. 122. Puerto Rico (10). Bimelech ran, but he didn’t like it. with 33 points. Clayton Heafner, came up with 8IOUX CITY. Iowa—Rad Bruce, 180 the Lincoln Parkers’ field and West- in his corner is a yam in itself. He lost the Withers mile by the Joe Fresehl, the Brookland Recre- rather sizeable entries. Three Pittsburgh, and Andy Miller. 181. Bloux ern will be host to Tech. Eastern’s When Harry sent his. crushing right City drew (0>. best part of two lengths to an ob- ation ace, was given 40 for Southern Bir- NEW YORK.—Wlcky Harktni. 1844b. only loss has been to Central, while to Joey’s exposed Jaw Heine was points qualifying points, ■cure charger named who up sixth place. Arcadia got its second Asheville, N. C., and Phlladelhpla. outpointed Vinca Fratello. Corydon, Western suffered its only loss to on the apron of the ring to mingham. 168'i. Hackensack. N. J. (8). never had even heard of himself. yelling roller in the 10 as Lou Jen- 102 NEWARK. N. J.—Abe Simon. 248. Eastern a week ago. “finish ’im.” Statistics ranking Jacksonville, Fla., aggregate Pandemonium outpointed Eddie Blunt, 220. New York was reigned Major League Corydon astonished to be asked who has been kins took eighth place with 37 entries and 11 qualifying while a (10)7 Buddy Webb, both- as Archibald, dased and bleary-eyed, TUIWAY. MAT IX. to run at all, but you have to 1MI. give er# with a sore arm recently, will struggled to his feet, tried to points. him this, that he took the track grab hurl for Tech, while Carmel Nance, and hold and went down as AMERICAN NATIONAL Haneer, Talbert in List. they offered without again asking ques- one of the best hurlers in the series, Jeffra savagely loosed both hands to Imlti Yesterday. Basalts IwUriu. Pour bowlers received serious con- tions and won on it, from coming will take over the Red Raiders' the head. Chicago. 5: Washington. 4. Chicago. 4; Brooklyn. 4. sideration for the final two positions, Coin Winners in Women's Pin behind. Cleveland. 10: New York. 2. Boaton. 13; Cincinnati. 4. mound duties. Eddie with Ernie Hauser, Southeast's Vermillion, narry follows instructions. Detroit. 10: Boston. 7. New York. 6; 8t. Louie. 0. Not in Same Class Roosevelt’s husky pitcher and slug- Philadelphia. 8: St. Louis. 4. Philadelphia. 3; Pittsburgh. 7. young star, and Jack Talbert, the “Moider the bum,” Blausteln ger, will hurl for the Rough Riders, STANDING) OP THB CLUBS STANDING or TBB CLUBS Georgetown and Chevy Chase vet- Who Collect With Former Greats screamed. “This Is Tourney Tonight with Deavers or your night, eran, with 13 and 8 Kenny Warren 314 points, respec- Mind you Bimelech has proved Erhardt for Harry. Get set, take the play J ? CT? the nod over Howard (Payoff at Lucky Strike at 1:30 698 ($15); Evelyn Oay-Dorls Leluar. 684 starting Eastern. Jig5 ? £ RJ9ff s | a. | tively, getting ($11); Haul Punkhouaer-Irene Gouchenour. himself a runner on the away from him, move around." is g s wi good right In other games tomorrow Bethes- | Parsons and Joe Di Mlsa, who pulled pm) 660 ($8); Marguerite McDermott-Louise kind of track. He is no third-rater. These and a thousand other instruc- with 4 and 3 in the vot- TEAMS Battaglia. 654 ($6>: Ann Meca-Martha da-Chevy Chase will play Gaithers- “ up points Class A—Columbia, 1,717 ($15); Lucky Biggs. 650 ($5); Cecelia Menefee-Laone But how can you compare him with tions came riding on the hoarse bel- * & burg at Bethesda and Washing- : f i : : : s ing. Strike. 1,714 ($10). > Adair. 649 ($4); Ellen Browr-Mayma Payne. Gallant Fox? To date Bimelech lowing of the in I I S» ja I ill Class B—OtBord Ice Cream, 1.738 846 (S3). ton-Lee will meet at crowd, pounding Although the group headed by has Episcopal Jeffra's I l II',' ! ; 1 I ! ($25): Adele Beauty Shop. 1.833 i$15); Class C—Lulu Pumphrey-Sophie Dampler. expressed his dislike for the Alexandria. ears. Santinl and Smith was ineligible for Red Circle Food Shop. 1,622 ($10); Sham- 668 ($20); Eula Creaer-Julla Young, 661 kinds As the Boal—| 21 21 31 81 31 21 3|lg|' -711720! Cln—1 21 21 31 21 41 21 3ll8i 71.7201 rocks. 1,506 ($8.50); Ell Gees. 1.589 ($15); Edith Meredith-Dorothy Wells. 630 following of track: light increased. Blaustein’s the city’s ranking, it will in no way Clel II—| 31 II 21 41 21 41171 9i.654i 14 Bki: gl—| 1| 3| 41 31 31 01181 81.6671 m ($6.50) (#12); Mrs. A. C. Paul-Marion Workman 1. Sloppy. voice increased in volume and Class A Huguely. 1.585 and Norma Wannall-Marte tied. his Detl II 21—1 21 31 impair chances for national selec- C—Galliher Harper, II 21 31141111.5601 4 Chi' 31 21—1 21 II 3t 31 31161131.6711 3H C It C.. 1.558 ($27.50): Blanks. 629 ($9); Ruth Johns-Pearl Watkins. 62A 3. Muddy. Instructions came like tion. ($45); husky pants Phil 21 g| II—| 21 21 II 21121141.4621 6*4 NY! 01 II II—I 21 31 61 31141111.6601 4 1.558 ($27.50); W. A. C. 8.. 1.547 ($20); ($7); Inez Bryan-Evelyn Freeman. 624 8 Drying out. to an exhausted runner. "Get set— National Ale, 1.645 ($13>: Little Tavern ($6); Beulah Morgan-Betty Shaw and Orioles Use Wpl 1| 11 2| 81—I II 21 21121161.4441 7 Phil II II 31 II—I 21 II 3',111121.4781 6 4. Chiefs moider the Shops. 1.545 ($13); Joe High. Inc.. 1.533 Alberta Baudu-A. Valencia, tied. 619 Cuppy. bum—he’s a quitter, the StLI 01 II II 21 21—| 81 Ill0ll4i.417i 714 BtLI 0) 8| 3| 1| B1—I II 11101171.3701 8 ($11.50); G. P. O.. 1.529 ($10.50): Social ($4.501; Jerry Valdenar-Loulu Millar, 6. Board. ($9.60): Treasury 617 ($3). Fairly good. left hand—the right hand—outside- Chll II 11 21 21 31 II—| 11101161.3651 814 Boil 31 01 01 01 II 41 9 Security 1.525 II—| 8181.348 Minor Results No. 1. 1.523 Dicks Grill. 1 ,o32 D—Velma Johnson-DalST Sharp. 6. 1TYI ($8.60); .Class Pretty good. inside—take the play away from II 01 01 21 21 II 8i—I 91161.3601 9 Pltl 01 01 81 II 01 21 01—1 6 171.861 11 By the Associated Press. ($7.60); Mines. 1,519 ($6.50>. 647 ($19); Betty Wager-Maurlne Morrison To Get and 7. Good. Virtual Tie him—make him come to L~l 71 9I11I14I16I14116I16I—I—I I L-l 71 81121111181171181171—1—1 I Class D-^Oeneral Office, 1.571 ($35); Ella Limerlck-Camllle McMahon, tied. you—lead INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Sanlco Meats. 1.650 ($25); Section 4. No. 629. $12); G. Southern-J. Beaton. 623 And even when he gets the with the left.” Baltimore. 11; Syracuse. 2 (six in- 2. 1.530 ($20): Commerce. 1.529 ($17.50'; ($8); D. Clouser-I. Clark. 618 ($7): Foggy GAMES TODAY GAMES nings. rain). 1.485 ($15); Bluebirds. 1.473 Walsh-Dora Gulllckson and MB- Ultra-fast sort of that he And obedient as a TOMOBBOW. GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMOBSIOW. Colonials. Margaret going Jeffra, dutiful Newark-Jersey City, postponed foi ($12.50); Book. 1.488 ($10); Marketeers. ler-Catherine Anderson, tied. 609 ($5 50): For Wash, at Chi.. 8:00. Wash, at St. L.. 4:00. Chicago at Brooklyn. Plttsb'gh at Br'klyn. and weather. favors the clouds in the I. L. Lead threatenlnx 1 Federal Lltho. 1.465 Juanita Pollock-Vie 607 sky must 2-year-old. heard every word. Not N. Y. at Cleveland. N. Y. at Detroit. 465 ($7.50): Btockiey. ($4); Cincl. at Boston. Clnci. at N. Y. (Only games.) Margaret be Boston at Detroit. Boston at aeveland. at Louis at Boston. ($7.50). Lally-Beulah Dicks 60S ($3>. right (nimbus, not cumulus), By the Anoclated Pren. only heard, but turned and nodded 8t. Louis N. Y. Bt. Class E—Estimators. 1.414 $27.50); Class E—Jane Maltby-Mary E. James. Phlla. at St. Louis. Phlla. at Chicago. Pittsburgh at Phils. Chi. st PhUe. (night). AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. and the temperature must range to Blausteln that he understood and Columbus. 7; Louisville. S. Dixie Tavern. 1.397 ($17.50): Actuarial. 628 ($12): Isabelle WiUlams-Ruth Da Although they played only a sec- 1.398 ($10); Accounting, 1,386 ($7.50); Chastlan, 597 M. between 67 and 69 degrees Fahren- would try to follow instructions. Indianapolis. 12; Toledo, S. ($9); B. Catlln-A. D. ondary role yesterday In sending It (Only games.) Insurance, 1,386 ($7.50). Crosby. 585 ($6): Olga Holecek-Beulah heit. That allows of lee- was like that from the second PACIPIC SINGLES. Brearton. 683 ($4); Rose Ryan-Matllda plenty the Baltimore Orioles into a three- round COAST LEAGUE. No games scheduled. Class A—Evelvn Naylor. 394 ($12*H Shaw. 579 ($3). way, of course, but you don’t al- until the last bell. Blausteln threat- Official Score Class B. way virtual tie for the International Roller SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Florence Sabean. 378 c$9>: Louise Roberts. F—R. Denton-Agatha Frith. 606 ways get 68. to blow a fuse with his belli- Rugged Derby No games scheduled. 374 ($6); Beth Minson. 368 ($4); Blanche ($4). ening WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E. League lead, the plight of the Chiefs Wootton. 385 ($3). ALL EVENTS. I don't think he’s as good a horse cose shouts and Jeffra to Case, rf__ft 1 2 3 Q Q TEXAS LEAGUE. Punkhouser. 334 ($13*); Class A—‘Lorraine Quill. 1,104; this season must make turning 2 0 Class B—Hazel Caro- as Syracuse Lewis. 3b_ 4 0 0 1 Beaumont. 7: Dallas. T. Betty Williams. 330 line*Hlser. 1.092 ($6). , last year’s early acknowledge of the instruc- Welaj. cf_4 18 10 0 Oklahoma City. 7; Ban Antonie. 8 (13 Mary Pike. 332 ($10): fans shudder. receipts ($7.50): Rebecca Baker. 330 ($7.50); Class B—‘Catherine Lewis. 999: Folly who won all to Start Walker. If_4 0 110 0 innings). » leader, the way from Hailed before tions. Battling Jennie Egan. 328 ($6): Charlotte Suess, Shugrule-Ellen Brown (tied) 970 ($2 50 the 0 ft: 7 campaign started Bonura. lb_ 4 0 0 12 1 Tulsa, Shreveport. (11 Innings). Palmer 325 ($3). each). 6 furlongs to the mile and a half 1 Port Worth. 326 ($5>: Elaine as a team that was Lacked Travis, ss_ 4 0 2 1 ft 2; Houston. 0. 368 Ora going to do some Archy Punch. 3 0 Class C—Ruth Waple. ($1 »•>; Class C—‘Ruth Wsple, 1.031; BephM of the in brilliant Bloodworth, 2b_ 1 0 3 8 EASTERN LEAGUE. Melba Meushaw. 341 slugging instead of its Ferrell, e_8 3 0 Emae. 258 ($12): Dampler. 977 ($5> relying upon Time and again Archibald tried to 113 Binghamton. 3: Elmira. 1. ($10): Laura Boteler 338 ($8); 8ophle Class times before he broke down. He Here Hudson, p_ 0 0 0 0 2 0 D—‘Betty Wager. 950; Ruth Gee- for (Only game.) M. 330 pitchers victories, the Chiefs over a Tonight 0 Dampier. 336 ($8): E. Crawley. sard. 929 ($5). slip •Early 1 0 0 0 0 doesn't match , who han- damaging punch when ($5); Nettie Dawson 322 ($4 >: Velma Class have made more than 13 hits in Haynes, p_ 1 0 0 0 1 0 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. E—‘Mary E. James. 892; Marian Jeffra had his mind on the commo- Savannah. 8: Columbia. 4 (in Johnson. 321 ($3); Beulah Morgan. 319 Goldman 883 ($5). dled the mud and the dust alike. of tWest _ 1 0 0 0 0 0 innings'. one this Squads Boys, Girls ($2 > Class only game season, and since tion in his comer Carrasouel. p_ 0 0 0 0 0 0 Greenville. 7; Jacksonville. 4. F—‘Agatha Frith. 788. And as for Gallant let’s and his ears at- Class D—Marie Sawaya. 335 ($14*): • Fox—well, they no longer have last tMyer _10 10 0 0 Columbia. H: Augusta. 3. Trophy. year’s tuned to Blauestein’s But To Vie in Knockdown Macon, 12: Spartanburg, ft. Betty Wager. 329 ($10); Catherine Cave- quit kidding. yells. 320 ($7); CONSOLATION PRIZES. effective mound staff, now Totals _35 ~8 24 ness. .323 ($8); Margaret Lally. they’re Joey simply didn’t have it. Jeffra, ~4 I» ""i» THREE-ETE LEAGUE. Beatrice Torre. 318 ($6) Ruth Gossard. High set out of money, class A—Mary in seventh Managan. 357. B—Dorothy Flack. Gallant Pox Was place with 14 defeats in secure in the Gartie at Riverside ‘Batted for Hudson In the third. Waterloo. 5; Moline. 4. 317 <$5': Lilllam Munzberg. 313 ($4); 342. Not knowledge he was far C—Rebecca — 22 Clinton, ft: Springfield. 8. Adeline Audrey KUer and Isabelle Blackman 347. D Kay games. tBatted for Haynes in the eighth. Hospital. Burns, 317. ahead on points, coasted after the Cedar Rapids, 8; Decatur. 8 (11 in- Hammack. tied. 308 ($1.66) E—Dorothy Patterson, 297. Bothered by Turf Roller derby, a colorful combina- 277. Yesterday,’* setback was perhaps tenth 1 Batted for Carrasouel In ninth. nings). Class E—Lillian Simpson 319 ($12**); P—Mary McLean, round, fighting fitfully and tion of ice High game out of money, class In his 3-year-old year the Fox a bit worse than usual. The hockey, football and six- BvansviUe, 3; Madison. 2 (13 innings). Marlon Goldman. 301 ($9): Elizabeth Kid- A—Mary game making Archibald take all the risks. CHICAOO. AB. R. H. O. A. E. well and Mary E. James, tied. 300 ($5.50): Eaten. 131. B—Mildred Peacock, 132. C— of Belair won the day bicycle will be introduced WESTERN LEAGUE. Wood, the Preak- was rained out after six innings, racing, Kennedy. 3b_3 110 3 1 Regina Rembold. 299 ($4); J. E. Lally. Audrey Thrift. 141. D—Mary Schiller, There were some who to Kuhel. lb -4 0 1 11 Q 0 120. E—Ren Hughes, 123. P—Violet ness, the Derby, the the but in that time Baltimore had thought Washingtonians at 8:15 tonight, Worthington, e. Sioux City. 6. 289 ($3). Belmont, Petey Sc a Iso could take the Kreevieh. cf_4 12(00 Sioux Falla. 7; Norfolk, ft. Class F—Estelle Mead. 285 ($4.50*); Powers, 107. pair in when the first of a series of 37 con- 0 Dwyer, the , the accumulated 11 runs and 10 Wright. it_3 112 0 M. Etta Healy. 278 ($2.50). SPECIAL PRIZES. hits, the same on the same Appling, ss_ 4 0 2 3 1 0 VIRGINIA LEAGUE. ring night tests will be held between the Wash- 'Designates Trophy. High game for flowers each Saratoga Cup, the Lawrence Real- the Chiefs had tossed in live errors Rosenthal, If_ 3 0 1 6 0 0 Lynchburg, 8: Harrisonburg, S. night—Ora and knock ’em as flat as a DOUBLES. Emge. 147; Laura Boteler. 138; lzation and the board. ington Pawnees and the McNair. 2b_ 4 0 0 1 2 0 Salem. 4: Staunton. 1. Lucille, Club Gold and three walks, while Orlin Collier Chicago Class A—Mabelle Herins-Caroline Hlser, Young. 144: Eva GradUan. 144; Mary Mag-1 Jeffra’s plodding, methodical style Azetcs at Riverside Tresh. e_ 3 1 2 0 0 0 EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE. Cup. He was beaten once, in the limited Syracuse to two and Stadium. Rigney, p-8 110 10 731 ($10); Evelyn Naylor-Margaret Lynn. notto. 146; Caroline Hiur, 163; JeuU» singles hasn’t since Salisbury. 8: Cambridge, 1. 687 ($6); Eleanor Bark-Maria Spates. 683 Sacrey, 147; Ruth Rothgeb. 155; Evelyn mud at the changed last September Five boys and five girls Brown, p_ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Saratoga, by long shot three passes. The final count was comprise Pocomoke. 8; Dover, 8. ($5); Catherine Quigley-Lorraine Oulu. Naylor. 154. * when he was robbed of the title at 8. Jim Dandy, but that didn’t mean 11 to 2. a team, with the groups alternating Totals _51 ~S 11 27 ~7 “I Milford. 8; Easton, 879 ($3). Triple-header strike—Mary Magnotte. SL, Griffith Stadium in his first match in Centrevllle-Federaltburg. rain. Class B—Beth Mlnson-Dorls Ooodall. No prises for double-header atrlkei. that the Fox was 15-minute shifts on a track ■ to mud. The _ allergic victory gave the Orioles a with Washington 000 000 040—4 i~ He Joey. banked to enable them Chicago 221 000 003—6 could run all day in it, up to record of 19 games won, the last steeply to It was a match that belonged in average better than 30 miles his shoulders. three straight over Syracuse, and 11 an Runs batted In—Welal(2). Walker (2). He Washington, although it possibly hour. Appling (2), Rigney. Kuhel. Rosenthal. didn’t run the Withers, the lost. Two-base hit—Rigney. Sacrifices—Ken- wouldn’t have attracted the $13,000 Hard mile race which licked Bimelech Baltimore remained in third place blocking and savage check- nedy, Bloodworth. Double plays—Kuhel last but some 4,500 fans poured into the till ing are permitted in bids for (unassisted). Bloodworth to Travis to week, the Fox did run the behind Rochester and Jersey City points. Bonura. Lewis to Bloodworth to Bonura. ‘ Wood of a mile and 70 yards, close on percentages, although the three Roy Gowln, one of the fastest and Left on bases—Washington. 7; Chicago. most of all 7. First base on balls—Off Hudson. 1; enough to the Withers distance to teams were tied on a won-and-lost daring roller skaters, off Haynes. 2; off Rigney, 2. Struck out— Two in Real the By Hudson. 1; by Haynes. 1. Hits—Off prove him a great sprinter as well basis. Struggle captains Washington boys and Hundson. 6 In 2 innings: off Haynes. 3 In °rN* Bernice Abar as a great stayer. He closed his For the girls. ft innings: off Carrasouel, 2 In 1 Inning: season at 2 Lead Big Jim a off Rigney. (T In 7% Innings: off Brown. by winning miles in the Sally Loop McCoskey, bruising 3 In lVs Innings. Winning pitcher—Rig- Gold Cup. And that’s the gamut. 20 Years Br the Associated Press. blocker, is the captain of the Chicago ney. Losing pitcher—Hudson. Umpires— Ago Messrs. Ormsby. Grieve and Basil. Time— However, the true of Gal- 21.—The boys and Vera McClelland captains CopUKWl beauty AUGUSTA, Ga., May 1:42. Attendance—3,134. lant Fox’s In The Star the invading girls. record—and of Man o’ condition of the Savannah Indians’ War’s and ’s before him Chicago scored eight runs in molars entered the We’ve a and of ’s since—was the 16th inning off Walter John- picture today, captured flavor that’s tastier and tangier— with the Its consistency. They asked him to son to beat the Nats here, 13 to 6. team holding the South Heurichs, Cameos Clash run, and he ran and won without The Griffmen made nine errors. Atlantic League leadership by the Save on j a look at the sky above or Bucky Harris led the losers’ at- For Lead in Money the skin of its teeth. League a ground below. That is a tack with four hits. These Fine Fae- I in beer that is H Old trick Savannah bested Columbia, 5 to First place in the Industrial brilliant, yet which Bimelech can’t seem to turn. 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