~ WASHINGTON, 1). C., SATURDAY, JULY 10. 19G7.* =__ --oZjT I Nats’ Feuds Club : Laziness Wins Job Grissom Help Coffers ~ < for ~ _ .1 _ i i dAI ILINb IIMtLT Jakie Jars Joie on Jaw BATTING PICKS UP Skyrockets to Slab Fame E USE BALL BETTER DAN WORK TO RED Kuhel-Powell Fight Means Eight Games Bring to Slab Medwick, Gehrig Tilt Leads, ee Loafed When He Could Crowds That Plain Yank 38 , Who Yield but Others Continue to Not Play, Hitch-Hiking Tilts Wouldn’t Get. Total of 203 Hits. Close In on Them. His Way Around. BY FRANCIS F.. STAN. — BY SID FEDER, Bj the Associated Press. «fT Correspondent ot The Star. BY RUSS Associated Press Sports Writer. NEWLAXD, YORK, Associated Press Sports Writer. i YORK. July 10.—Maybe July 10,—Ducky much-pummeled pitching Medwick and ■> AN the Nats cannot play a great FRANCISCO— Lefty Le« 1 fraternity still huddled In the boosted their deal of base ball, but Mr. respective w Grissom of the Cincinnati storm cellars while base Reds, j today, NEWleague-leading batting aver- the California Clark who owns bulky farmer NEW Griffith, them, ball's war-club THE swingers shout- ages this week, but the opposition certainly cannot fall to appreciate | boy who is the outstanding ed for more three-day layoffs and continued to close in on them. their mast knack of ! lokie of the major pleasant getting hotter heat waves. leagues Paul Waner of the Pirates batted an lis is into fist fights when only a good old- year, playing base ball be- Except for a slim few, notably Luke even .500 for the week to boost his tuse he was too to work. fashioned brawl will bring people to Jim Turner and Joe Bowman lazy Hamlin, average nine points to .394 in second His *ee them. discoverer. Gene Valla, is the of the , and Monte place in the National league, thereby jthority for the statement. With big week end crowds in pros- Pearson of the the schell- Valla, American, trailing Medwick's .409 by only 15 >rmer when the Nats the Yanks a San Francisco Seals’ out- pect play shocked pitchers were tim- That inquiring points. is the closest any batter ?lder and and a -header more recently of single game today idly if the war was over. has come to the Cardinal belter in irious semi-pro teams, should know tomorrow, their feud with Jake Powell j They probably will be having night- weeks. imething of Grissom's habits. of the Yankees is flaming with fresh mares for a month over the | clubbing Gehrig 9-for-19 during the week He on. Powell and Joe had the big fellow with him fuel piled Kuhel : they took on yesterday's program. to climb to .378 the 1 at head of the “re for 16 locked in a hand-to-hand month.', during 1932 and grim fight The three-day vacation caused by but his parade, >33. For a on first base yesterday and when it the all-star game, as well as the heat Yankee nearly year and a half teammate, Joe Di Maggio, L alia was over Walter Millies was coached Grissom, bearing that melted pitchers down like so stole the show. Joe employed loop Deadpan im and fed him. the Griffs’ standard and Bucky Harris many frying snowballs, made a clubbed out 12 hitting hits in 18 chances to Grissom looked as if he was to Mil- hails from Los trying get holiday out of virtually all yesterday's climb 23 points to .359. and march Molinog, \—,u a tiny in lies to trade places with him. eight games, and put the elbowers into third after community Northern Call- * place, being eighth U »mia, where his folks a The fights proved nothing more generally in the dime-a-dozen class. last week. LEE GRISSOM. have small r inch. he than to show that Washington’s ball A year ago the lanky. 200-pound iexan, practically uas un- Although learned most Fans See 128 ° f his club was still alive. If it wasn’t for Runs, 203 Hits. RadrlifT Moves I'p. heard of as a pitcher for Nashville, in the Southern Association. pitching from Valla during those four is stay in the the fistic display a person would never already named RAECLIFF, of the White Sox, Today he is known around the National League circuit as the bay area, not many QNLY J^IP £ all to survive the ! fans of this section even have suspected it yesterday as the managed slaughter also turned cm the heat during “one-man" pitching staff of the . If Lee doesn't 5* know I that saw 38 led to the in h im. Yanks won a lopsided 16-2 decision. flingers block the seven-day span ended with yester- appear the box score in less than three days it’s an event. I in the The fist were not of eight contests, and clouters In r. —Wide World fights planned, day's games, getting 1 hits In 29 Photo. Parsed both holding the | by Ivory Hunter*. course, but. they could not have been leagues upper hand rhanees for a .349 season average, an 1 to wii so ;old on his timed better had Griffith himself such an extent that 128 runs were increase of 22 points. ^/ALI.a protege's There be scored and 203 hits hammered out. potentialities, he signed him to drawn a blue print. should las:.;..s...... :^...;rt.;..„....♦-.. _ Standing of the 10 leading batters this contract, to art as no trouble getting New Yorkers to heading cannonading was the in each league: agreeing his It ivas no love tap that Mr. Powell of the Yanks nlanted 12-11 decision the lanager-coach. He offered to watch the remainder of this series AMERICAN- I.EAGcr. sell athwart the mandible Mr. Kuhcl the in cut over ie husky to With keen interest, even if the Nats of of Nationals the sixth pulled the Athletics in 12 southpaw his old club, j "POPPING ie inning of skirmish at Yankee Gr’irle N*w York ti'a •uui ,vi Seals, but on the same ball field yesterday's Stadium. New York, innings, with the two clubs piling up Vn si's the manaeement turned don't belong Walker Detroit «.; -*i;: 4-, to get a percentage of the .’"hrin^ei Dptro.t 5; 4!» Tv :r>’: restored order and W’rM urchase All Fights Well Timed. umpires banished both combatants. This pitchers as fast as they served them Si. I.ouis ."S 7 J s 757 77 price when Grissom was was a renewal of a r’hiraeo HI .“*♦ 1 *7 140 )ld rT'HAT was the Nats fourth fracas feud that had its inception here a u'eek ago up, the , Pitts- RylHifT to the majors. 3“Ikirk New York 54 1!»5 40 H* .141 OFFStan. j Round three be 4t*. -tv Joe * weeks and each today. may staged this afternoon. burgh’s Pirates and (believe it or not) Cleveland 1 4<> 7S :i4:j Devine and Bill in the last three Bell.^mp>rl;. Essik, Npw ! Si. Louis HU •*7}# 40 95 7J4 j ^ ork Yankee came at a moment when a tonic was —c°PyrirJht, A. P. Wirephoto. Brooklyn's do-or-die Dodgers took the Ballot Box scouts, also turned __ Stuffing for Joe• i win. and NATIONAL I FAGI F. Irissom needed at the box office. The Nats place show. Special Dispatch to The S'.ar. down, according to Medwick St. Lom* H? \'H4 H4 lu» 5 Valla, Joe Di ^ 4<»f> D ecau.se of in Maggio served as executioner Waner. IVi tin the contract he were not getting anywhere particu- ljuuh *_*7!» 5s ]|u ’;;«»t YORK. July 10.—There is a growing the who requested! No. 1 for the nett. Chicago 4H ! 4:1 suspecion among boys g as late as June 18. when the Yanks and smashed out 71 55 ’;»v', iving him a piece of the lar Pittsburgh hr 4:1 work for Ur.c'e Clark Griffith that Mr. Di is the best purchase a of t^i'shan. lie ;*,»»! Joseph Maggio n Browns came to town. Then Oral Hil- pair honors, a triple, double and He. man. Chicago 55 : n ts v; -,ii loney. • 'ti’es ball player m the American League to now most of the as murderers' Chicago »i4 \* l H 77 jv today. Up ! debrand broke A1 Simmons’ finger single row ganeed up on vh11np'. Says Valla: GREAT FIELD SET Philad'nhia n* .t: s4 :r>n Griffmrn were underided between Charlie Gfhringer and Lou Gehrig. Ml7e NEW for a S*. Loins *; 1 ;>»; *•* "The first I with a ball and Simmons Washington 16-2 victory. \\{o heard of Grissom was i pitched Demure* Chleaco To But up to now Di Maggio never was given much consideration **7!» is ;»♦> U4 really by j •om a bush tri-'d to break the hpads of Hildebrand Vtanush. Brookl>n H7 ball player I had 7; ;; 4 j the Nats. Last year, you see, Washington was the last club in the league to gotten Giants pnmmeled. a job for. This and Bill Knickerbocker with his one see II" was hurt at the fellow, A1 Williams, I 'T'HE Pirates, given effective Guisseppi. start of the season and. what with one h flinging ad seen Grissom first good fist. | thing or another, it was midseason before Harris and his had to playing base * support by Joe Bucky guys j, i the There was a to-do. and lo iPoy Flyi Bowman, country league. He sent merry ( NEWARK’S BIG LEAD worry about him. * him climbed all over three Cubs’ pitchers ) me in the I and behold Mr. Griffith saw people j much the same hope could get a Job a Pretty thing happened this season. Di Maggio was hurt for 13-1 w:n. With Big Poison Paul f )r him with some rush'ng to the ticket windows. Not a! the strut and did not semi-pro outfit". Waner play against the Griffs, which, as it develops, was fine attack on 880 Record do.ng the rhief damagp. ENDS INT. LOOP RACE "When I saw him throw the least pleasant item, incidentally, Is Success Is Seen for the are he the ball, j Smashing This Washingtons. They only sorry ever plays against them, for j setback, however, didn’t cut ___ knew he had the was that Washington won the next the of --- makings of a into the newest the Yankee sluggers, as*——-- Featured in Meet With Cubs two-game National real pitcher. I had five games following the fight. for Meet That Flopped far a* thou rnnrpmf'H ic hv all I plaved with League lead, since the serond-plaec Only Play-off Positions loft to Keep me nome run on the 1 tube Then came the White Sox and Mr. odds, the toughest to out. company, Marquard. Larry French and New York Giants also were get J Piet ran into as running third day he collected No. 19. but ackie May and knew what Tony Johnny Mihalic Oxford-Cambridge. Rival. Other Clubs With Bears a few days ago, it is they had Olympics into 18l/3 Only c n him down and particularly heavy weather. Their the next day he failed to hurt the the ball. were at first base, knocking By the Associated Press. rrrallrd, Bueky Harris was They In the the Associated Press. thp Games in r a for the Chi- feuding partners, Dodgers, turned Front. Nats—they were at Philly. So lajors and this Grissom winning ball game speaking of Gehringer and say- Joseph had more j Mass., 10.— in the biggest hit Ey th* Associated s tuff was Harris to July YORK. July in.—A track single-club total, Press. made No. 20 against the Red Sox that than they had when i cagoans. There trying ; ing: “In 13 as a I knew A trained my years big p m 1 finely force of 22 meet which began as a failure banging 20 safe blows all over the lot. the afternoon. t h take a punch at Piet and it was all ; nvghty Newark Bears he was the tracks and the W'lTH league manager Oxford-Cnmbridge ters last year has every prospect walloped Giants 15-2 as After his great at bat exciting. in front greatest I ever had.” day CAMBRIDGE.today had two in j Rookie Hamlin hurled ! strutting of the Inter- p'aver Makes Ball j objectives NEWof becoming a howling suc- five-hit ball. yesterday has an inter- Smoke. In Joseph he thirteenth of national the big. glistening visitors' club resumption the in- j ress when the return of Probably the sanest" game of the League parade with an 18'v- record to show WAS big, never Powell Feud Week Old Now. engagement house Yankee esting against J JE good-rmturpd, :ernational men with the was the under Stadium yester- combined i the World Athletic Carnival is held day Boston Bees’ 5-0 victory game lead at the seamen's the Griffs. earned more than $1.50 a ft week the Yanks half-way day Buckv was of Di day ago today, Harvard-Vale team at the stadium. at the over the Phillies, behind Rookie talking Maggio, 1 "i his life •J^HEN. j Randalls Island Stadium to- Jim mark, the rest of the In five games he has made 10 hits and didn’t want to work, were in town and Powell ran The clubs virtually I who drove across seven runs in the 3ritishers’ first aim was to gain morrow. Turner’s five-hit whitewash * o he was meant to be twirling. have ! in 17 trips to the plate, which is an a ball player, Kuhel down. to the Griffs' heir first over conceded the Yankee farmhands Yanks’ 16-to-2 victory. Somebody i | According victory the Crimson- The meet was Otherwise, thp V/hhe Sox slugged the 1 rouldn t get him a inaugurated last said that the average of .588 He has driven across job. because he version, he Joey's chest Blue team on American soil in 38 Browns 11-7. the pennant and the Joe was best plaver in autographed j years rcr r when the battle over whether the Tigers trampled the only h~pe Bears 11 runs and scored asn't eager to work. He j the American it's 7 himself. He hit worked with his and then went to work and the other was to have their Cleveland League. “Well, be- or spike.- em- d'c Unit'd S'e.tes should srnd a team Indians 10-8 and the Car- aren't so hot in the second of 5 a while m my tire part ! to home runs, a triple and two doubles. shop, but he with a hark saw. After that he hied greatest Brown dinals ginning look that way,” admitted f pire's runner, Godfrey to the B?r!in was at its conquered the Reds 8-7 In a the In urt his right hand. I think Olympics race. Buckv. Then two weak moments he stooped to he pur- off to second base and from there he Cambridge captain, wipe out Ben battle of hr.mers. Gehringer was men- height. It was hoped to attract a hitting singles, which the Griffs osely put it into the buffer. But I run. While the Bears go along at a tioned and a scored th» winning Kastmans world mark of 46.4 seconds pace comparison suggested. j;t elieved so number of stars away from the Olvm- thought was downright decent of the firmly he would make There followed two of showers •° rthe The that sees them Harris wouldn't commit himself but days quarter-mile. visitor..' P'c team. There's no record, rarely drop more than 8 ood I ..ept him in board however. said: fellow. and room. for Powell—showers of pop bottles 'hances of attaining both appeared :f 1 one game a week, the seven other Hp didn't any one giving up the Berlin trip If like Travis hold him in know now to put on a thrown from the bleachers. None of PRINCETON TEAMS clubs have “I don't know. In the last week or guys awe, pright. :o run at Randalls settled down in a rut that * uit. field a bunt or do Island. It turned how do you suppose the anything but the throwers scored a direct hit, which seldom sees of so. all I hav“ seen is a lot of extra Washington j put to be a anything the sensa- 1 brow the ball. He just lively meet among pitchers hold him? That's correct, could make the wa.s fortunate. It was fortunate for IN tional. Tile the base hitting by Di Maggio. He's got Brown Run Half. the who cou'dn’t As STEADY DECLINE way league shapes up a.i smoke, * May boys go anyway. they don't. In fact. Eddie Linke though. Grissom weighs box that of now, it to be more power and well, one's an prob- thp office, too. upward --- appears the Bears all ver 200 runner-up to the U. S. A.’s counter attraction it was a complete I ably made the four smartest pounds, stands more than 20,000 turned out in Washington the gROWN, alone at the top. Montreal and infielrier and the other's an outfielder. pitches Archie flop. Buffalo of his j. feet and has hands like hams. One Williams in the in a I'd like to have both." life yesterday when Di Mag day after the fight. Olympic Lose More Than Half of Matches battle for the place position, and ay I 100 also ! walked in put him in to pitch the last trouble occurred in the meters, will compete in the Syracuse. up the fourth inning with ^ Yesterday's Toronto. Baltimore and «o of a j lalf-mile finale if Woodruff to Run Heaviest Year Griffs Hold Him in Awe. the bases loaded and one out. innings game here. He the were I the Englishmenf Mile. During Sport Rochester sixth inning, after Nats hope- fighting for the remaining >oked like a leed another like Cecil Travis and Ed was not Di sketch out of the comics, Di had 1 victory to clinch the I with no playoff passing Maggio lowly beaten. Maggio just ; Olympic com- in School's position, with Jersey City J^ELLOWS uth a suit that neet, which will be J'OMORROYv, History. Stone are or at he didn't fit him and hit his second of the decided by first the out of the Johnny beginning to purposely, least wasn't day petition. pick of America's N. 10—'The running entirely. C idn't cover him in daces only. J„ July hold Di in awe Travis supposed to. But had all spots. and Gehrig followed with another. rack and field stars are listed to run pRINCETON. Maggio prob- they steady decline In the "There were laughs when Another visitor counted upon for a rnd percentage ably will have a higher batting average the earmarks of very conven- he went Then Dickey flied out and Powell jump in 11 invitation events. A ut to the 'double" was Alan gained by Princeton athletic teams, over a stretch of mound. But. after he to Lewis Pennington, the ipecia! East vs. West mile aimed CUBS 10-year major league iently placed pitches. grounded ! relay, which has ENLARGE STANDS hrew a o' • Dxford sprinter, and the prevailed since 1934. when ball than DIM The short A fellow can t couple pitches, the Lewis threw him out with British col- at a new world a flock aggio. young hit what he can't boys plenty iirectly record, idn't want to ] egians also to have it stood at an all-time high of .656. reach. step up to the plate. to spare. Kuhel touched the bag i appeared more ?f A. A. U. and events han handicaps culminated the last New ^ i Ip began to show enough for victory with Jack dosed during college Bleachers to Give Park Improvement in and then waited for Powell to run by. j to members of labor unions 333, but Smery of in year with an average of .496. a sur- the big-time scouts wouldn't As Jake did so it looked as if Kuhel Cambridge, the mile; All ound out the 38,000 Seat program. 1 Total October t\e him a ■‘‘fan, the Turkish vey released by the university ath- by 1. j tumble because of mv tried to give him the elbow. cantab, in the shot- i Tup events are the mile, in which >ut. and letic association -eveals. KELLEHER TUMBLES icrcentage demand. Henry Askew of 1 he famous CHICAGO. July 10 bPi.—'Workmen By this time his Cambridge Kansans, Glenn Cunning- j; had n the broad During the last nine months 57 took over eep cost me around $450. Millies Steps Into Picture. jump. vam. and Archie San Wrigle.v Field today and by Romani, are October A CCOUNTS on this i Tiger teams engaged in 423 contests, 1 the Cubs' FROM LEAD vary point, dated to re. ume their with Chicago home BATTING Valla Gets rivalry the most extensive ! park will $1,250 In Deal. Some that Powell ran ! John program ever ar- have an enlarged" bleacher say again Concede Three Events. Woodruff, lanky University of Prof. C. E. ranged for Nassau athletes. The seating section which will Chapman of the into Kuhel: others that Kuhel went Pittsburgh Negro who won the raise the 'J'HEN various University of out of his to hit Jake. Americans, however, concede squads recorded 201 victories, park's capacity from 36,000 to 38,000. Drops 49 Points, Sinks to Ninth California, who way Anyway, | J^HE Dlympic 80C-metsr title last year, as las a their sustained 204 defeats The new sideline of the Kuhel visitors only Brown's double and were car- section, which will is a natural hitter. But when he hobby scouting with play completed, began ! he dark horse in the field. Gene almost! stop in International i or n the “440" and "880” and ried to deadlocks 18 times. completely encircle the League. Cincinnati, saw him pitch a to throw the ball around the infield, ! Irfan’s i/enzke of New York and Jimmy outfield, will speaks of the Yankee, it is with almost in the The 20 two ame. He recommended him to the Jake no further ictory shot, which he tosses1 Smith of university's varsity units replace divided bleacher sections. reverenUal awe. Keller Hits .355. apparently giving Indiana University also are teds I letter than 49 the best At the got $1,250 in the so feet. The home-bred n provided record. They top rear of the new stands "I don't see how he does drawled deal, thought. I the field. it." YORK, July 10 UP).—Gene < lurdlers to wiil be built verybody was happy. with Millies a as expect account for the two Two other emerged triumphant 109 times, a new steel score- to the where the JVEW Sticking gave warning yell Olympic champions. Travis, pointing spot Kelleher, the clouting Newarker < imber races: 94 decisions board. Cub Srissom helped me out. When he > Powell turned and bore down on Easton Burlingame and Forrest the dropped and tied on officials said the cost of first of Di two home runs iSpec) Towns, Georgia Maggio's j who's been leading the International , Gardner occasions. the narie good I got a job for Kuhel. The first baseman turned and Mjllett, both of and and Cornelius eight improvements will total landed "How can a man scouting Yale, aurdler, Johnson, high *20,000 yesterday. League batters, took a terrific nose ] rohn of the and that the Jetroit.” they started to swing. Millies, in a Callaway Harvard rate them- jumper from Calif., as well Only varsity wrestling unit and work would not inter- who doesn't take a stride at Compton. single dive during the last week and started in the elves as faster than the cub tennis subdued all fere with the Being base ball money hasn't flash, wa.s on the and. wearing Pennington and is a flock of the National A. A. U. players team's home schedule. bat hit that far?" a spot wholesale shake-up among the lead- ( Maurice the other comers. seven hanged Grissom's traveling habits all the catching paraphernalia except i Scarr, Cambridge thampions crowned last are By halting Eastern Nobody seemed to have the in which week, ers, Buddy Rosar, his New- ; ny. Valla said the a printer; and Wilbur Woodland of rivals in order, the mat ran 26-vear-old aouth- mask, the little fellow Jumped on j found on the entry list. squad answer for that one. Nor have ark teammate, took over the fale is top. | | law, when he wanted to come to San Powell. regarded as invincible in the its string of dual victories to 13, for the formula for the Statistics they getting Kelleher connected for only four ] ’’rancisco !-miles, as are Bob it was in League j from Los Mollnos last Win- Kuhel seemed to drop out of the ; Haydock of Har- Towns Meets undefeated 1935-6. guy out. For the sake of the rec- Conquerer. JULY 10. safeties in 25 trips to the plate in ; 1 er for a ^ard, in the high and Bill Varsity records: 1037. visit, hitch-hiked his way picture. The straining figures of Jump, Hard- beaten last week for the ord, let's look back over what Di the week ended with ng of in W. L. T. PC Wednesday's | ) ■ere with 50 cents in his Powell and Little Millies were in the Yale, the pole vault. 'J'OWNS, AMERICAN. has done Wash- pocket. first time in two years, will face Base ball _15 14 1 .517 Maggio against games, to drop 49 points from his1 as Jake Millies Basket ball _ 6 14 O ..100 RESULTS YESTERDAY. spotlight. Then, flung j —-—- bis conqueror, Allan Tolmich of ington. average and fall from first to ninth, Wayne Boxing o 4 o .ooo New York. 18: to the ground, Harris appeared on Washington,* 2. The Griffs their first real University, Detroit, in the 120-yard Crew ,5 3 o .025 Chicaso. 11: St. Louis got peek with a .333 mark. the scene and grabbed Powell the Cross-country _ 2 4 o .333 Detroit. Id: at Stars by high timber event. Bob who Cleveland' K. him little more than a week ago. While the general trend was up- Yesterday Griffs’ Records Osgood, Fencing 4 5 l .444 Boston. 12: Philadelphia. m front of his uniform, twisting it hard. Foot 11. Earlier in was timed in 14 seconds, better than ball- 4 2 2 .667 the season, it is recalled, Di ward with Kelleher’s teammates. Ro- Bv the Associated Press. Order finally was restored and both BATTING. Golf 0 3 o .067 STANDING OF THE CLUBS. the world _____ Maggio pinch-batted against Wash- who him at Georgian's record, this Gymnastics_ 3 2 O .600 sar, replaced the top Joe Di Maggio. Yankees—Hit two Kuhel and Powell from the ■ K-2b.3b.Hr.Rbl.Pet. ejected (Yavis ?.> .AS'S' is another Hockey .__ 6 12 O .333 ington. He had just walked out of a with and Bill in homers, triple, double and single driv- Spring, entrant. The high .398, Hershberger, In • Lacrosse __ 7 2 ing seven runs In Jfl-2 win game. Umpire Cal Hubbard turned & ;-.VrsHln kS'TjS i 3 >!}••!*?; 0 776 where his tonsils had over jump pits Johnson against the man Polo (indoor! 6 5 0 643 hospital, been second place with .361, the biggest Benaiors. J his in to President Will Har- -IB 77 12 25 4 2 ii 4 it? report KuhVl* !a25 | who beat him Polo (outdoor), 2 3 o 400 t|| efiiigpT yanked, and he was weak and several Turner Bees—Blanked Phillies. I 1:1 H +31.201 last week, Dave Al- W wabbly gainers, other contenders fell o-o.;Jim with five _ hits. but' not until noon were Weaver -vi 2,-A 3i Rugby 6 2 2 750 : ridge today of II III 1 and out of So he off Joe Red britton Ohio State, as well as Mel Soccer __ 6 2 1 750 SjHS I shape. only got a badly. Cronin. Sox Drove 1n four Powell and Kuhel to learn b+J+ 2 Squash runs With four hits. expected ^yer* u<®\ Walker, Albritton’s and 4 3 0 .'.57) •“ single. Dick the Including winning teammate, Porter, Syracuse Chiefs’ run In twelfth on a Whether had been Swimming_ 7 3 o .700 ill 111 ; double In l°-ll they punished. "8i8S?S ;; Hilfli i j victory over 5 S iY -3;? A1 Threadgill of Tennis 6 4 0 .ooo —I fell from .353 A'hletics. Blursce .... 33 107 lo Temple. NY 7' 51 81 81 clouting picket-liner, 2» 4 2 l i 51 71 01451221.8721 Luke Hamlin — Track _ Dodgers —50 4 7 1 .364 One Way to Stop Him. Stopped 203 28 55 10 4 .1 Three of the leading candidates for DftI to .333, sinking from third to tenth, Giants with five hits for After Him"—Powell. *“rn> :i(i 7j Wrestling _ 7 0 O 1.000 51—1 71 5! 6! 7140128L588 15-2 win “Myer **7 12 26 0 2 0 10 6l_51 the first time the Nats saw Rudy SPSS." .268 the next world record Bill Chll 31 him Bears’ first York, Tigers—Hit homer with room e11—* 3 pole vault, 6| 3i—1 51 01 til George McQuinn, base- two on TN THE dressing Kuhel denied 7 2 0 0 4.250 714112915861 512 gUT base In 10-8 victory over "o'hJn -31ill '■? Sefton Total-1UW 64 ~i .537 i as a was in In- A 41 3 0 0 0 0.250 of Southern California, George Bos: 2j 4! 8!—' 7U, regular Washington man, dropped five points and fell out dian.v he had tried to punch Powell as he 4 o 41_4l_01_71381281.5831 Paul .1-25 O o 1 .‘240 Varoff of and del 41 41 eight days ago. He hit a home run, of Winer. Pirates—His triple and 76 0 18 0 Oregon Cornelius 21_81—l_4 _61_81321321.50011 lVa the big 10. Don Ross, Toronto three ran out his grounder. "I didn’t even 0 0 10 237 singles drove in four runa in 13-1 C 2;]22 60 7 14 Warmerdam of > which was No. 17. The win over 401 0 0 O 5 "3.3 Fresno (Calif.) State woJ_3_3I_3J_5I _01—I 61 4130136L465114 i following day third sacker, gained 12 to Cubs, know was until Millies -:U S‘ 24 10 Official points, Dixie Walker. anything wrong till 2 1 1 3 218 will vie Score sttel gl 31 21 31 21 41—| 61211461.318123% he No. a double to White 8ox—Hit homer • —1« 20 College, in their specialty. banged 18, plus reach eighth place. triple and yelled, ‘look out behind you.’ ffi?” 1 6 0 1 0 7:207 phl II single, sending four runs 2 3 1 0 Denis 1 41 4! 01 41 4| 31—1201461.308124 across to top T* 0 1.143 Shore, the speedy South African, WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Rosar, who returned to action after Browns. ] i-7 Powell claimed that earlier in the * J5 si X) 35 3 4 0 0 0 2.108 Almada. rl-5 II 3 3 11 |-' Ducky Medwick. Cardinals—Drove lacobs-Jacobi 2 3Z supplies the international touch, fac- 122128120128132138(46j461—I—I a smashed out In two runs had at him OOOOOOO .000 Lewis 3b-4 0 (I I) 2 0 suffering split finger, and hit homer double game Buddy Myer kicked single in ing Ray Malott and Bob the Kuhel lb-3 116 0 0 GAMES TODAY. GAMES 10 hits in 16 to 8-7 win over Red*. when he was forced at second base. PITCHING. Young, TOMORROW. Leaders trips the plate, to j»nd Bluege. lb-2 (I 0 2 O O Wash, at N. Major G. H. BB. Californians; Jimmy Herbert of New Y.. 2. Wash, at N. Y.. 2. boost his 42 Hersh- “Then Kuhel tried to he 80. IP GS CG W T Stone. If- 4 0 1 2 0 0 eve. at the Associated Press. average points. slug me,” on 36 Detroit. Cleve. at Detroit. By 21 106 13 6 7 3 York and Dick Gill of Boston Travis, ss-4 O 3 O 5 0 £St. at who teams “And %tAy,rTt(rrell ,,1+ 46 College Louis Chicago. St. Louis at berger, with Rosar to do •aid. I went for him.” ?■ 24 15 47*t 6 5 " Mver 2b -4 0 o o Chicago. AMERICAN LEAGUE. 4 in the quarter mile. 2 2 Boaton at Phlla. Boston at Phlla. J22 56 46 110', 16 10 8 7 Hill cf -4 113 O (I Batting—Gehrig Yankees, .378. the league leaders' Homer Millies was hailed by the Nats as rischtr. J?15 backstopping, Standings ,1 20 20 681*1 ]0 "44 R. Ferrell, c_2 o o 4 o o Walker. Tigers. .300. .,lnkt 10 -•- gained 23 points. the big little fighting man. "Some 86 32 34 77»s 2 0 1 1 Millies, c_ 2 0 2 2 O O NATIONAL. Runs—DI Maggio. Yankees, and j iy the Associated Press. kDDleton 15 76 Behind cracked find 30 18 74 7 3 3 8 Fischer, p _1 ooo (I o Greenberg. Tigers. 65. Rosar and Hershberger day,” somebody ’’you'll *4 1« 7 Linke RESULTS YESTERDAY. Runs batted Yesterday's homers—DI Maggio. 7 18V4 0 0 0 2 p- 3 o o n o 0 in—Greenberg. Tigers. came Yankees. ~°h'n,lacobs.. 1 TOLEDO GETS MARBERRY 13: 75: Di Johnny Hopp, Rochester, .360: Gehrig. Yankees, 1. Bell yourself answering the bells on street 3 0 2 0000. Pittsburgh. Chicago. J. Maggio. Yankees. 74. Browns. Totals Brooklyn. 15; New Hits—Walker. 1: Walker. White Sox, 1; Bol- ears.” -36 2 71 24 10 ~1 York. 2. Tigers. 96: Bell. , Newark, former Uni- ters. Indians. St. Louts. 8: Cincinnati. 7. Brgwns. 95. 1; York Tigers 1; Mc- NEW YORK. AB. R. H. O. A. E of Carthy. Giants. 1 "Well, it won’t be because of Boston. 5: Philadelphia. 0. Doubles—Lary, Indians, and Vos- versity Maryland star, .355; Irv V. Davis. Beds 1 Crosettl. ss _ 5 2 3 1 1 1 1' Lombardi Reds. 1; • Signed by Mud Hens After Hia mik. Browns 24. v«y5r® _ Montreal, .344; Gus Powell,” snapped Walt. ”He Fischer and Eddie Llnke for 17 Rolfe. 3b 4 2 1 2 2 0 OF THE Jeffries, Dugas, Medwick Cardinals, l back, hits, DI CLUBS. Triples—Kreevich. White Sox. 9; Magglo. cf_ 5 4 5 3 0 1) _STANDING Jack >c»dere—Di Maggio. Yankees won’t do Later Millies including 5 Joe Di Stone and Kuhel. Senators, and Av- Montreal, .339; Juelich, Roches- .. ,Th' anything.” by Magglo. Gehrig lb _ 4 1 3 6 0 Release From Dallas. 0 * « 2 Q * erill. Indians, h. .'..Greenberg. Tigers. 18: Medwick The Dickey c _ 6 0 0 4 9 ter, .338: Ross, Kelle- Cardinals got a great kick out of the affair as hard-hitting Yank outfielder 1 0 £ Home runs—Di Yankees, Toronto, .337; 18; Selkirk, Yankees. K; Jorgens c_ o (I o l o if? Mgggio, Ott. 0 22 Greenberg Tigers. 18. her and Porter. Giants. IT. he recalled how he let Powell have aelted two home runs, a a TOLEDO, 10 Powell If _4 0 13 O triple, Ohio, July (/P).—Fred o Stolen Red Sox. League totals—American. 332; Na- 1 Henrlch. If-O 1 0 (I bases—Chapman, "a couple behind the ear.” iouble and a single, In addition to o o 3 St fi i I 21: Appling. White Sox. 11. tional. .11/. Marberry, once rated as one of the Lazzeri, w B W I P 2b_5 II 0 2 3 I) | SlipH- 1 p C 1 1 ■ as was in a base on ■ O’ I tr I Pitching—Lawson. Tigers. 11—2; Harris, usual, prominently jetting balls. He drove Hoag rf _ 3 3 1 2 0 II | s 1 • I I Ruffing, Yankees. 9—2. major league's greatest relief hurlers, Pearson, p- 4 3 3 0 0 j ; J I g- Pi the scene. He grabbed Powell and icross seven runs and scored four (I I j | j NATIONAL LEAGUE. Mirror was newest Batting—Medwick Cardinals. himself. and #few the member of the Toledo Totals _40 16 !~fif44l2'aDi20l .409; Sports RACES grabbed Bucky. Gehrig other guys 17 27 ~7 "7 Chll—Qll_4llOI_«l_SI_8 P. Wanei. Pirates. J194. TODAY NYi 61—I By the Associated Press. Somebody stepped on Coach Earle lolned lustily in the attack. New Club of the American Association to- WASHINGTON_100 OOO 010— 2 71_tt|_51_6| 7|42128 [.8001 2 Runs—Galan. Cuds. 05: Medwick. New 51 10130:301.565! 4V4 Cardinals. 04. Today a year ago—Joe Combs’ foot. “I hope I did,” said York scored at least one run in York __ 103 412 14x—16 Plt[_5i_21—1 71_51_5 Humphreys, DELAWARE every day. Runs batted in—Medwick. Cardi- veteran fight announcer, died at «4 PARK Runs batted in—Travis. Di StLI 21 41 31—I 01 51 81 71081301.5501 6 Millies. inning except the second. as man- Magglo t7). nals. 83: Demaree. Cubs. 50. after long illness: Chuck Klein. Phil- Marberry, recently released Rolfe. (4). DEL. Gehric Crosettl. Linke. Pear- Bosi_2i 61 5! 21—1 81 61 61321381.457112 Hits—P. Waner, Pirates. 110; Med- lies. hit four homers in one game STANTON, The Nats made 11 hits off Monte ager of Dallas in the Texas son (2i. Two-base hits—Pearson League, Di Bkl I—I 61 wisk. Cardinals 108. against Pirates, tying big league rec- Di Maggio Goes on Masgio. Three-base hlta—.Rolfe Di l_6 ]_3 l_0 l_6J_l 51301371.448112'/? The DIAMOND STATE Rampage. Pearson, who returned to the was the Mud liens last Doubles—Medwick Cardinals. 30; ord and becoming fourth player to ac- I finally signed by night. Magglo. Home runs—DI Phil. 41 31 31 II 51 61—I ADDED AND there was a ball Maggio <2>, 31381441.371118_ Brack. Dodgers, and J. Martin. Cardi- complish feat. I »7.->OQ .oh, yes, wars, but were a licked in Gehrig Sacrifice—Lewis. Left on bases— they crew | Marberry starred in relief roles for Clnl 31 61 II 11 51 3i 71—1351431.368118 nals. 21 Three years ago—After being shut New York, lit: game. That Is, it was a ball game the face of those distance wal- Washington 14. Bases on L Triples—Vaughan Pirates, 10; out by Hubbell for three inning*. SEVEN OTHER RACES long Washington, later pitched for Detroit, balls—Oft Fischer. 2: Pearson. 4: Linke. 126128130 30138 07i44!43|—I—! I for three Then 7. Handley. Pirates. 9. American League All-8tars pounded Special Penna train leaves Union Innings. the Yanks lops. Mel Almada and Cecil Travis in the American —Pearson. 6: Ptscher. 3; Linke. Home Cardinal!. to 9-7. Station 1 1 :!20 A M.. Special B. A: O umpired briefly GAMES TODAY. GAMEg TOMORROW. runs—Medwick. Warneke and Mungo win. overhauled a 1-0 1. Hits—Oft Fischer. 7 in 3 2-3 innings; 18: Otf Giants. 17 Five years Pommel trains leave 11:30 AM. and 11#* lead taken by the ;ach made three hits. Millies col- League and then tried again ago—Ed pitched pitching Linke 10 in 4 1-3 Innings. Hit by pitcher— Chicago at Pitts. Chicago tt Pitta. Stolen bases—Galan, Cub*, 13; J, 17 innings as A s beat Indians, 1S-17. A M—direct to track. Eastern Griffs and on to win a lected two forged lop- hits, not counting those to for the New York Giant* before going By Link* (Hoag). Losing pitcher—Fischer. Phlla. at Boston. Phlla. at Boaton. Martin. Cardinals. 10. In 1$ innings. Jimmy Foxx hitfcin* standard time. Kolia. At. N rmilT AT *:IMI ped eonteet. They belted Carl Powell's head. to Dalle* Y. at Brooklyn. It T tt Brooklyn. Pitching—Bryant. Cuba. 6—1; thrte homers and Johnny Burnett get- RACE P.M.. E. 9. T. Cmgtre>—gmseen^ejut Olaeia. at Be Louta. Clnetn. at at. Louis. Warneka. Cardin* la. 10—6. ting nine hit* in 11 at-bats.

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