SPORTS AND FINANCIAL Base Ball, Racing Stocks and Bonds Golf and General Financial News l_ five Jhinttmi fKtaf Part s—lo Pages WASHINGTON, 13. C., SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1929. Griffs Beat Chisox in Opener, 2—l: Jimmy Johnston Earns Amateur Golf Title VICTOR AND VANQUISHED IN NATIONAL AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT ¦¦ '¦ * mm i 1 11—— 1 I ¦¦l. mm MARBERRY LICKS THOMAS 1 i PRIDE OF ST. PAUL WINS

IN FLASHY MOUND TUSSLE | ...... OYER DR. WILLING, 4 AND 3

i 'Run, Berg Hands Them Another. /. / 4- jr""'"" 1 \ \ Wonder Shot Out Ocean. / 5 - \ \ •' * 11 f _jl"nil" >.< •*, liL / / A \ BY GRAXTLAND RICE. BY JOHN B. KELLER. Thomas on MONTE, Calif., September 7.—The green, soft fairway of MARBERRY was just a trifle stronger than A1 Pebble Beach the a new amateur as White Sex A \ caught footfall of champion the pitching slab yesterday the Nationals and f this afternoon. His name is Harrison ( series of the year ( Jimmy) Johnston, the clashed in the opening tilt of their wind-up PBHKm DELpride of St. Paul, who after a game, up-hill battle all through charges scored a 2-to-l victory that FREDand as a result Johnson’s \ morning fought his way into victory the grim, hard- back of the fifth-place Tigers, the crowd wtik the round, over left them but half a game fighting Doc Willing of Portland, Ore., by the margin of 4 and 3. i 6 the> but six safeties, three Jimmy Johnston succeeded Bobby Jones as the amateur cham- Marbcrry allowed bunch of the States when he sunk his putt for a 4 on Art Shires, base ball’s champion barber and pion United the fif- leaning from the bat cf teenth green. And as the ball rolled in, the big, excited gallery paid a brace of passes. But the Nationals got only seven hits and two Thomas early for a its tribute to the new crown wearer of amateur golf. walks off Thomas. The Nationals, though, hit a Sox did not score until the ninth round, when Jimmy Johnston has deserved championship before this. He lead while the White is something more than a fine golfer. He is one of the finest sports- singles a sacrifice fly. . twotvy v/ ouip.*vw with thev'-backedUrttlVtW took part in sport. A tally was Shires, though, and a few moments men that ever veteran of the World War who The first Washington i was shell shocked, Johnston has to fight against second later Art was snared when he at- had tension and cleanly earned, but the tempted to swipe second. nervousness for several years. For many years he could not even was due solely to a mental lapse place his club back of the ball to address it. He show ed all this Berg, Chicago catcher, suf- Kerr made a whale of a catch to r Moe second strain in the morning round when he was nervous and jumpy. Going However, the visitors* run. keep a hit from Tate in the out in every fered. inning. White Sox second sacker 45, shot that he hit was a fight against jumping, quiver- while it went into the records as The ing. as tainted, went well into center to get under nerves. earned. wr somewhat Benny's looper. the next inning. If Willing had been holding the , pened to be the first birdie that either pave the In day. for Goose Goslin helped Ctssell raced into the middle field for same clip he had shown all week had gotten all way to it by clinging tenaciously an over-shoulder grab of Goslln's low he would have had the champion- j From this point on the result was in- to the sphere and watching a i ! evitable. Johnston made almost no mis- fly. ship locked up at the ninth green 1 leaving openings. runner of the Pale Hose tear for against such scoring. But he was j takes. no He was out catching a loft in West made the best catch credited I in 37 this afternoon against Willing’* home after I to a National when he tore in from only 2 up. Ii 40 and he started back at the same short left field. deep center and snared Metzler’s low m some ways 1 think the big turn steady clip. Marberry granted only four hits in the 180-yard j up play was liner in the fourth frame. of the match came at Johnston was 4 and 4 to as the first eight innings and in j twelfth hole. Willing was 3 up and he ;j they reached the fifteenth tee. When ticklish spots but twice before the Marberry got his single In the fifth laid a long iron 5 or 6 feet from the I1 he got his half here to become the new* White Sox scoring round. Shires dou- | after twice failing to put down a bunt cup. Johnston reached the green and amateur champion the crowd opened bled to open the visitors’ second ses- , and advanced Hayes. Fred's bunts got his 3, but Willing had his putt to ; the way for his extremely attractive sion and Clarence Hoffman drew a ! were nothing to brag about, but. his j be 4 up. He barely missed and the ; ! young wife to rush up and pay tribute, pass. Willie Kamm's best, though, was single was a clean whack to middle expression of relief that came over |j which she did in the old-fashioned way. a loft to Buddy Myer, while Johnny field. Johnston's face was the signal of vie- ¦ There was a big time around the Kerr whiffed and Berg became an in- tory. The St. Paul star only had 3 clubhouse after the match. Roger Lap- field out. Alex Metzler began the Chi- With rain threatening to halt pro- holes in par when he reached the ninth ham had a band engaged and when cago sixth with a single and after two ceedings before a decision was reached, this morning. But after the tenth hole Jimmy Johnston appeared the band were retired took second as Shires hit both teams hustled all the way. As a he played the next 25 holes in 3 over struck up ’’Wee Duncan Dorris.” for a base. Then Jack Hayes took result the game was the fastest played par. over one of the most trying match > Jones Again Is Cheered. good care of Hoffman's roller. in Griffith Stadium this year, consum- play courses in the history of golf. ! When Bobby Jones came in sight he ing but an hour and 35 minutes. Johnston was 3 down coming to the again got week. Marberry in Fine Fettte. the big ovation of the sixteenth this morning and he then Out here they have been cheering him By their victory the Nationals are as- In two more of the first eight frames won the sixteenth and seventeenth on sight, in groups of 10 or 20 or in sured of an even break at least with the j holes. His play on the eighteenth, one 5,000. the White Sox got men on the runway. j year. charges crowds of fourth White Sox this Johnson's of the sensational features of the cham- Johnston drew- a true Far Western Carl Reynolds ushered in the now have won 11 of 19 games played Inning with a corking hit to left center pionship, will be described later. reception. They recognized him as a with Blackburne's. bunch and have 3 one Before Sammy West retrieved the ball go complete Ragged at the Start. fine golfer and above all as of the to to the schedule with it. finest now playing any game. Reynolds had crossed the middle sack. starting the afternoon sportsmen But the ambitious Carl tried to make ; Just before Quiet, modest, likeable, every one a flagged round I asked Johnston how he felt the new champion triple of the hit and was was terribly seemed to feel that the O’DOUL LIFTS BATTING i about the last 18 holes. "I belonged on top of the peak from every bv Joe Cronin's fine relay of out- j the start,” he said, ‘‘and I fielder's return. Berg walked in the ! ! ragged at angle. He has skill, gameness, a cool MARK TO LEAD BIG SIX don’t think I ever played worse golf. the modesty that catches the fifth, but two were out and Thomas was only head and help. By the Associated Press. But I lucky to be 2 down of the crowd. He is a golfer was of no j that I\ right By when I was out in 43. After P.io has deserved to win before, a golfer The Nationals got after Thomas crashing out three hits in five suddenly my swing back. I as felt come who would have won before if it had off the reel. Joe Judge walked to attempts the Phils defeated the knew I would be an entirely different j open the first inning, but was lorced Cardinals at St, Louis yesterday, Frank not been for the devastating sweep of golfer and I wasn’t worried about the once the 18-hole rounds out by Goslin after Sam Rice wa* O’Doul lifted his average 2 points to Willing a Bobby Jones result. I know is fine golfer j out of the way. erased. Thomas breezed through the .395 and gained the batting leadership may not win, but at least I know 1 are easily Big League. ' and I ¦ big thrill of the championship second round and disposed of of the Six and the National there a good fight.” The Herman got two will be undoubtedly came to Jimmy John- the first two batters to face him in the Babe of Brooklyn After wobbling badly at the start, Judge out j ston’s slender, young wife. It waa third. Then up came again, and of five at Pittsburgh, but remained ' Johnston played the course in even par ; this time Joe whacked a double against stationary at .393. Rogers Hornsby put " ! easy to see the suffering she encount- from the eleventh through the eigh- j ered through the morning round when the right field barrier. Rice followed on a stampede for four out of six in teenth. The day was warm and steamy. and Judge crossed with two games against Boston, gaining 4 UrtaMJtv/OOA Jimmy's game had gone to seed. She With a single The sun came through the fog and it did. the first tally of the fray. points to .373 and ousting Jimmy Foxx jimmy Willing-. pretzels. took more punishment than he Johnston. I>t*. O.F. was hot enough to bake, The Dressed in blue, a flowing acarf thrown Benny Tate’s single with two gone from third place. Babe Ruth gained | i gallery, a Far Western gallery, was all 6 - u-~ shoulders, followed in the fourth was waited, and had Berg points with five out of eight in two - V- for Johnston. When he began to come j loosely over her she fimembered how many were out singles games, including his forty-first home fight J every shot through 33 holes with a | from behind and make his the I face that showed its sufferings through by Hayes and Marberry in the fifth run. applause began to grow in volume, i gone for naught, Follow- The standing: ! the forenoon round. But when John- mlfht have Willing was serious and grim. John- j you ing safeties, Judge skied to Metz- G. AB R. H. Pet ; Nationals Carlos Moore, i ston took the lead could mark these Buy of O'Doul. Phillies ston was serious without a touch through ler. but the cushions were crowded when 131 540 123 313 .395 grimness gallery his progress the expression on Herman, Robins... 127 49* 92 195 .393 CUBS and the sensed this her face. Her first smile came at the a mighty 'GROVE ADD TO LEAD walked. Goslin took Hornsby. WINS j 20TH Klee Cubs 135 526 135 196 .373 difference. 20th hole where her struggling husband swing only to loft a foul that Berg Foxx. Athletics 134 474 112 17* .371 The turn of the match came at the | dugout. Simmons. Athletics. 127 519 101 190 .368 Baron Flinger, for $20,000 : finally had a chance to take the lead. got near the visitors' After the Ruth. Yankees 11l 409 105 143 .350 first hole in the afternoon. Johnson putter thinking he had made He touched her foot with his eatch. Moe. • tee to sliced his shot the right. He i ; just before he walked the third out, chucked the ball over Monterey to ball and the WINNING was partially stymied by two |I smiled at her, and she, in turn, smiled running right- player though! BY TWICE bis shoulder and continued AS MACKS a young President. Griffith was pines. His ball was 10 to yards DIVIDE i 12 PITCHER McGREW BOUGHT I : 1 back. to his bench. • i hand hurler. has been bought named McClure. The young fellow, back of the pines and he had less than i in Hayes Scores on Error. BY A'S FOR NEXT YEAR for the National* from the who has played in twilight leagues two feet clearance. Without any hesi- j Johnston's Wonder Shot. Indians, 5 1, BirminghamMOORE,club of the South- New York and New Jersey, was brought Use Braves to Make Margin tation he took the chance where he Subdues to but It fell to the lot of Johnston to Haves, quick to take advantage of PHILADELPHIA, September 7— CARLOern6 Association, but he will not here for trial as a pitcher, but it de- should have used a rifle the play and ball the greatest championship the Chicago catcher's mistake, sprinted Johnny McGrew. right hander with report to the big leaguers until they as- velops that he has done more infield- slipped through this narrow space to shot of the rolling Omaha, Western League Club, has been camp year. ing pitching. fact. Makosky 13 Games —Scores Are ! on the eighteenth hole of the morning home while the ball was across 1 Hudlin Then Outhurls semble at training next than In find its way into open territory. He a the diamond. Marberry, however, did purchased by the Athletics. President Clark Griffith says the Wash- says he has hurled only a few games, missed the green but hp won the hole round after drab start. This shot is and McGrew, one of the top-notch pitch- performing most of the time at second worth talking about. Johnston had not sense the situation so speedily Walberg, 4 to 0. ington club is to pay the Barons 13-6 and 9-2. to square the match. started nervously, jumping ball after Bill Cissell recovered the sphere ers in the Western League, will report *20,000 in cash and no players for the or third base instead. He handled him- It was a daring chance, a chance at the Fred was run down on the line by Kerr to the Mackmen when the next training pitcher. Details of the purchase were self well in infield practice yesterday. that only a confident golfer could have without the smoothness of his earlier complete season rolls around. Birmingham by youth 19 years, play. and the shortstop to one of 1 By completed yesterday in He is a slender of hav- By the Associated Pres*. taken. There was the sign that a new in McGrew Is the third Western League the Associated Press. Nationals’ lone ing been bom at Boonston. N. J., on w Doc Wiling, with his machine-like the oddest double-plays ever seen September 7. Joe Engel, the scout. September 7.—Chicago champion, one rho had been behind jswing, as much a matter of civil engi- Stadium. player bought by the Athletics in the According to Engel's report to his January 20, 1910. He is six feet, one all day. was about to take over the 1 Oriffith last few weeks and is highly recom- The Athletics were held to an tall and weights 165 pounds. took both ends of a double- neering or mechanical engineering as The Nationals threatened to make chief. Moore is a big youngster, stand- inch header from Boston here to- crown that Bobby Jones had won in anything else, crowding him trouble for Thomas in the sixth mended. Mack did not divulge the even break by the Indians in ing 6 feet 1 and weighing about 186 MaJcosky is to continue daily workouts four of the last five years. was tnore price paid. PHILADELPHIA,a double-header here this after- day and increased its pennant heavily. Willing took the lead at the to only years wtlh the Nationals at least this week. when West singled with one out and champions pounds. He is said be 20 CHICAGO.lead over Pittsburgh to 13 third going up third as Tate hit for a McGrew is a brother of “Slim” Mc- noon, the new of the old. Moore is a "promising” pitcher Nerves Had Disappeared. hole and he was 3 to Checked in at Grew, the recruit, American League taking the first game, games. Sheriff Blake had some lusty the tenth. He came close to being 4up But Sammy tried to get home 6-|oot 7-inch who and not to be judged by his record Garland Braxton is to have a slight morning base. up and down with the New York 5 to 1. Willis Hudlin won by 4 to 0 clouting behind him In the opener, His touch of nerves had dis- at the 190-vard eleventh when he after Metzler bagged Cronin's hoist in was with the Barons this year, it seems. He operation performed on his left leg that won to 6, appeared. His old swing returned, a Giants and the Washington Senators in the second. used until late this season which the Cubs by 13 and had struck full iron 6 feet from the cup abort left and became the second out shut the Indians out after was not was injured severely when struck by a Pat Malone hurled great ball as Chicago a swing governed by smoothness and and barely missed his putt for a 2. a play. throw get- several times. Bob Grove and then he worked mainly in relief during games double Metzler’s the first inning of the opener and. bene- batted ball one of the won the second by 9 to 2. Malone power. He was back hitting the ball | j It was almost the first putt he had ting to the plate well ahead of the roles. Recently, though, he has started with the Red Sox here week before last. 4 as it should be hit. The struggle ! Willing fiting by A1 Simmons’ slugging, gained unpressed Engel allowed only hits and fanned. 11. two j missed within this range. also runner. games and with his A swelling on the leg that resulted from Chicago League next two putting to hts twentieth victory of the year against ability. tied the National on even terms for the holes i reduces a matter of en- It was Reynold* who started the FIX WORLD SERIES four defeats. Simmons led the Mack the blow has not been reduced and is record in the fourth inning of the first and then the St. Paul star took the j gineering as he studies the line from White Sox scoring attack in the ninth. Carlos is not related to Andy Moore, attributed to the rupture of a blood got twenty- putt attack against Walter Miller with two 1 hard-hitting game when 10 Cubs in succession lead for the first time on the | every angle. This would have He singled past Cronin to left and went run i the Baron outfielder who vessel. The club physician has decided safe hits. They were made off Seibold second green. Here he became one | | I made him 4 up and would have broken a doubles and his twenty-ninth home up an exhibition game in Bir- pitcher’s to third when Shires socked for base. DETAILS ON TUESDAY of the season. broke to lance the lump on the shin and Perry, and netted the league up. the first time he had seen the up the morning battle. Johnston had Bud Clancy grabbed Hoffman’s bat mingham last Spring by socking Sam today or tomorrow And Garland likely day. The second game was a hurling duel I for a homer, leaders 7 runs. light all been swinging too quickly and had lost and lofted the ball to short left field. Jones and who also is will be out of action for three or four led You could sense the fact that a his timing. But this shot he began between Hudlin and Rube Walberg. wear Washington Hornsby. McMillan and Tolson new- at Goslin made the catch deftly and had By the Associated Press. broke the ice with a run slated to a uniform days. the Chicago attack in the opener. Each champion was on his way from this to steady down and slip back to some- easy The Indians next year. a throw home for him. Instead CHICAGO. September 7.—The im- in the seventh. Morgan and Hodapp got three hits, of Hornsby's being point on. He became two up at the thing approaching his old form. waited until the fleet Rey- ; one the Goose presarios of the 1929 world series have flogged Walberg for home runs in the Harold R. Heideiback. another young W. L. Land, outfielder purchased his thirty-fourth home run of the short hole and the turn of the battle The St. Paul star finally cut Willing’s ¦olds was well under way before j one they been ninth. | pitcher recently signed by the Nationals, from Gadsden of the Georgia-Alabama year. Blake permitted the Braves 10 came at the 480-yard sixth where >lead to hole as came to the reaving. Then It was too late. I called to Chicago for a meeting The Athletics now need but nine vic- through circuit, is to report to the Nationals to- hits and gave but 7 bases on balls. Johnston missed his second coming up eighteenth tee. facing the hazards of pop to Meyer did not help next Tuesday went a workout yesterday at Kamm's i to work out their plans tories to clinch their title. Griffith Stadium. He comes up from day or tomorrow. He. with Heidelbach, After a bad first inning, in which he over the hill with the Pacific on beyond the Pacific on this long, dog-legged and schedule for the October classic FIRST GAME. Gadsden, Ala., which is in the Georgia- the pitcher, was bought upon Stuffy walked three batters to force two runs and he then laid his 140-yard approach test. It was at this point that Johnston Cleveland. A8.H.0.a. phila. A8.H.0 A. League, big Stewart’s recommendation. Like the over the plate. settled down three feet, from the cup to win with gave the gallery one of the big thrills which will determine the world base jamieson.lf. 15 0 Bishop.2b.. 4 2 3 0 Alabama and looks to be Malone 5 enough pitcher. other outfielders now with the Wash- the a birdie four. of the week. Facing the narrow en- BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS ball champions. Taverier.ss. 3 0 10 Haas.cf.... 2 0 2 0 to make a He is more and blanked the Braves the rest of ‘Hartley... 1 0 0 0 Hale.3b 4 0 11 six feet tall and tips ington club, Land is a left-hand swing- way. He allowed only four hits. It That was the blow that killed Willing, trance down the fairway on his second Simmons,lf. than the scale at Kenesaw M. Landis, commissioner of Gardner.ss. 0 0 2 1 4 3 3 0 185 pounds. With Gadsden, the fourth- ing batter. was his twentieth victory, giving him with all his hard fighting. And it hap- • Continued on Second Page t base ball, issued today, Averill.Cf... 4 2 10 Foxx.lb 3 19 0 the call invit- Fonseca,lb. 4 2 7 3 E.MUler.rf. 4 2 3 0 place team in the Georgia-Alabama the honor of being the first National American League ing representatives of the seven clubs Morgan.rf. 4 2 0 0 Boley.ss .. 3 0 3 5 circuit. Heidelbach won 12 games and President Grif- League pitcher to achieve that mark. 4 3 0 Among the visitors to YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. in the two major leagues J.Sewell.3b. 3 10 Perklns.c.. 13 fost 11, eight of defeats being by Cubs found Cantwell for which still Hodapp.2b. -4 0 0 0 Qrove.p.... 4 0 0 4 his fith’s office yesterday was Rube Mar- The Ben 12 Washington, 2; Chicago, 1. have at least a mathematical chance L. Sewell,c. 4 15 0 one run. This is his first year in pro quard, one-time major league left- hits. 3 of which crashed off Hack Greatest of Detroit, 9—7: New York, 4—ll. of winning the pennants. These clubs W. Miller.p. 2 0 3 1 ranks, although he has played semipro hand pitching star, later a Florida land Wilson’s bat. More than 32.000 fans Jones "'Em AU, Boston. 4; St. Louis. 3. . Chicago, tLind 1 0 Philadelphia. s—o: Cleveland. I—4. are Pittsburgh and New York 0J) ball about four seasons. He was born broker and now manager of the Jack- saw the game. The Cubs now need 9 of the National League and Philadel- Totals.. 35~9 24 0 Totals.. 31 927 12 in Lore City, Ohio, March 23, 1907, so sonville club of the Southeastern victories to clinch the pennant. STANDING OP THE CLUBS. York, inning, phia, New Cleveland and St. ‘Batted tor Tavener in the seventh is in his twenty-third year. League. Marquard asked Griffith to FIRST GAME. Says Johnston, New Champion I Louis in the American League. tßatted for W. Miller in the ninth inning. giving Jacksonville a Sunday “ Score by innings: consider Boston. ABH.O.A. Chics CO. AB H O.A . <5 Makosky, V While the Chicago Cubs and Frank Clyde Milan's pro- 0 £ M J H Phil- 0 0000 exhibition date when the Nationals are Richb'urg.rf 4 2 5 0 McMillan.3b 5 2 3 . 5 Cleveland 100 o—l. tege, also worked out with the Nation- 7 ~ adelphia 4 112 English.**,. 5 2 3 G 3 “ Athletics appear to have • Pniladelphla... 10000220 x—s in the South for training next year. Mar'ville.ss Harrison Johnston, winner the Dr. Willing is a great golfer. I knew o . d • 2 J yesterday, but has been Sisler.lb... 5 17 0 Hornsby.2b. 4 3 3 7 of •oJh.S2Y.HSg c { virtually clinched the flags in their | Runs—Averlll, Bishop. Hass, Hale, Sim- als not yet National Amateur Champion- the only < o . tt ( Ball. 3h.. 2 1 0 0 Wilson.cf.. 4 110 I Golf way I could beat him was to I leagues, mons Errors—Tavener, Hodapp, Boley. signed. Makosky, by the way, is the 0 0 Commissioner Landis decided I| <2>. expected L.Bell.Sh .. 2 0 1 Cuyler.rf.. 4 12 ship. in the following article reviews play better golf and I certainly tried nothing . Runs batted in—Morgan. Simmons (3). E. / Another Thomas is to hurl 110 Steph'son.lf 4 2 3 0 spectacular just to risk and in case the unex- Boley. <2>. I ,in Heroer.lf.. 4 1 ! the tournament con- hard today. It takes a certain amount b.zokQ&o«S3b, pected happen Miller. Two-base hits—Simmons today’s engagement between Nation- Vovles.cr ...4 3 2 0 Tolson.lb.. 5 314 should the winning Home runs—Simmons, Sacrifices—W. Miller, I Myles Taylor.c... 4 11 0 cluded at Pebble Beach, Calif., and of good golf and a good Philadelphia iiai1311Q1161i«H91H!911421.834 Haas, Boley. plays—Pon- als and White Sox. of that MaGuire.2b 1 Q 3 2 lot of breaks clubs will know what its all about. J. Sewell. Double | j LEAGUE RESULTS name, who has won six games in a James.2b... 10 10 Blake.p... 5 10 1 he makes a few suggestions regard- to win from a player like Dr. Willing. New York ....I Bi—l 6112111110114118178:551.577 Such details as tickets, seca. Gardner and W. Miller. Left on base* ! MINOR Soohrer.c.. 10 4 0 the prices for 9: Philadelphia, 5. Base on for the Washington club, is in ing future contests for the amateur He is one of the Cleveland ....I 7,12—1 12110111 1T0150i.538 the starting —Cleveland. ¦ row Oowdv.c... 2 1 0 O most dangerous Tilit j times for the games, the balls—Off W. Miller. 3. Struck out—By W. line for toil on the hill. Manager Seibold.p... 2001 crown. match play golfers Iever have met. Just Bt. Louis 81 61 91—fill 71171 91671621.519 dates and similar important Miller. 3; by Grove. 3. Umpires—Messrs. I Perry .p 2 0 0 0 ....I matters Vangraflan ana INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Blackburne of the White Sox is likely beating him is an honor in itself. To | _ Detroit 41 81111 g|—l *1 9119I61|70I.48« will be worked out at the meeting, Nallin. Time of game—l I BY HARRISON JOHNSTON, I ; ir hour 41 minutes. Montreal. 8: Toronto. 2. to send Ted Lyons to the pitching box. Totals... 34 10 24 8 Totals. .40 17 27 16 have won the national amateur cham- Washington ..I 31 81 61121 81—1111121801701.462 , , It is said that the series will open N SECOND GAME. Baltimore. 7: Newark. 4. National Amateur Golf Champion, 1929. at. 11; Boston 02100 1 0 0 2 6 pionship from him is quite an achieve- Chicago 41 | | the home park of the National League Sieve. A8.H.0.A. Phila. A8.H.0.A. ! Buffalo. Rochester. 7. Chicago Written Exclusively for The Star and the ...7.-19! 91 41 71 81—1101511781.39 S Jamieson.lf Bishop.2b... 3,• Reading. Jersey City. .i 01370020 x—l3 ment. if you ask me. pennant winner 3 0 10 4 2 2 3: 2 110 innings). I North American Newspaper Alliance. Boston SI 71 91 71 81 81—1471861.356 1 on October 8. which Gardner.sr.. 2 0 2 4 Haas.cf 4 0 5 0 Runs batted in—Tolson, Stephenson (3), I I still can’t help sorry apparently means opening Averill.Cf... AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. English. Cuyler (S>. Taylor <2). feeling about ' Lost ...... 142155180162170170178185I —I—l that the 3 0 3 0 Cochrane.c. 4 2 3 1 RECORDS OF GRIFFMEN Wilson. BEACH. Calif.. September Bobby Jones. game of the played Fonseca.lb.. 4 1111 Simmons.lf. 4 0 4 0 | 3-4: Toledo. 2-1. Hornaby <2>. Voyles <2t. Spohrer. Perry. probably He would have been at 1929 series will be Morgan.rf., o Louisville. Bt«ler Runs—Rirhhourg < Maran- 7.—This is the first his best here on Wrigley Field, 4 2 3 0 Summa.lf... 0 0 0 1 Columbus. #; Indlanapolia. 3. »2V 2«. today. Bobby is more Chicago, ... Vovles, '2'. time in a number of years—- GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW Falk.rf 0 0 0 0 Foxx.lb 4 1 A 0 Paul. 9: Milwaukee, 5. Batting. vllle. Bell. Harper. McMillan than a golfer—to us, he is a real in- J.Bewell.3b. 3 10 5 4 14 0; l St. City. 9; Minneapolis, English (2). Hornsby <3>. Wilson. Cuyler three at least—that the greatest Hodapp.2b. Miller.rf.... ! Kansas S. Stephen'on. stitution. Bobby never fails to have .4 3 4 2 Hale.3b 2 1 0 2 , O. AB. R. H. 2b.3b. HR.8.88. RBI.Pet. f?'. Tolson. Errors—M*r*n- PEBBLE golfer world aevHand' ‘atwliu* amateur in the net”ft° aV New York J L.Sewell.r. .4 0 3 1 Cronln.3b... 0 0 0 0 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Rice.. 127 521 118 177 35 10 1 13 11 58.340 vllle, Bell. Tolson. Two-b»se hits—Stephen- a word of encouragement for all of us Hudlin.p. ..4113 Leb'rveaux* 1000 Gooch. 33 45 6 15 2 0 0 0 0 3 .333 son. McMillan. Tolson Home runs—Cuv- | hasn't won the national amateur cham- Birmingham. and being beaten by Bobby Jones is MARBERRY MASTER • Boley.ss.. ’..3 1 4 2 • 3: Atlanta. 1. Judge. 124 482 75 147 29 7 5 18 0 54 .318 ier. Hornshv. Sacrifices—Taylor. Maguire. pionship. Chattanooga. 10; Little Rock. 2. . 66 217 22 Eng- just like winning from Frencht. ... 1 0 0 0; i T*te.. 68 11 1 0 6 2 26 .313 Spohrer. Double nla-s—Hornshv to any one else. Walberg,p.. 2 0 0 1 Mobile. 1-4; New Orleans. 0-3. Myer. . 118 488 71 148 27 8 2 10 13 66.303 lish to Tolson; English to Tolson: Ma- I can’t tell you how great an honor I am sure Bobby at Memphis (rain). H: will be glad I won League AB. R. H, PO. A. E. Nashville Gosllri 123 479 79 143 21 4 18 16 10 80 .299 Gulre to Slsl»r. Left on bases—Chtcaao. It win this championship today. National CHICAGO. ' • Bluege. 64 219 35 63 Bo«ton, 7; off I consider to He told me yesteitiay to try Metzler, If 4 0 1 3 1 0 1 Totals.. .31 *927 18 Totals. .. .33 ~8 27 ~9 7 0 5 7 6 30 .268 i j JO B»se on balls—Off Blake. hard, YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. l> 3 THREE -EYE LEAGUE. Cronin 124 430 24 9 7 17 7 57 .281 ' Seibold. Perry. 1. out—Bv that really belongs to Bobby Jones. You and I tried. I think this has Cissell. ss 4 0 2 o ‘Batted for Cronin in ninth inning. Hayes. S 4 111 3: off Strfick 6—2. Reynolds, Springfield, 1. 100 345 40 97 14 4 2 14 4 47 .281 Blake. 1: by Seibold. 3. Htts—Off Seibold see there are a flock of us—a half dozen been enjoyable chicaao. 13—9: Boston. rs 4 1 2 2 0 0 tßatted for Boley In ninth Inning. Quincy, 3: IS 0 0 0 innings: Perry. Innings. one of the most cham- Philadelphia. St. Louis. 1. Shires, lb 4 0 3 6 0 0 Peoria. 8; Bloomington. S. 8055... 24 54 7 0 1 3 .378 12 in 3' 7 off 5 in 4% same 4: 1; West.. 121 436 54 118 14 8 Losing pitcher—Seibold. at least —who are in about the pionships I ever attended. I know it Pittsburgh. 8: Brooklyn. 2. . . Hodman, cf 2 0 0 4 0 0 Cleveland 00009010 3—4 Terre Haute. Evansville. 0. 3 16 9 65 .271 Wild pitch—-Beibold are step postponed (wet Philadelphia o—o 9-8; 8-2. Ruel... 64 177 15 44 4 2 0 5 1 13.249 class, but we alio ne full behind is the best one I have New York-Cincinnatl, Kamm. 3b 4 0 0 0 0 0 00000000 Decatur. Danville, Marb'ry SECOND GAME. ever won. Kerr, 2b 3 0 0 4 3 0i 41 62 8 14 3 1 0 4 0 9 Chicago. Bobby. He is the greatest golfer in the California people gorunds). Runs—Fonseca. Morgan (2). Hodapp. Barnes. 66 114 13 24 4 2 1 0 .236 Boston. ABH.O.A. ABH.O.A. have been very Bert, c 2 0 0 0 11 I•1 Runs batted In—Hodapp (2). Fonseca. Mor- EASTERN LEAGUE. T 12 .311 Richb'urg.rf 4 0 2 0 McMt!l'n.3b 5 111 world and even the thrill of winning OF CLUBS. Thomas, p 3 9 0 2 0 Brown. 35 38 6 810011 4 .211 10 1 courteous and hospitable. I hope they STANDING THE 0 i I gan. Two-base hits—Bishop. Cochrane. Springfield. 13: Hartford. 0. 2i 1 Mar'ville.ss 4 0 3 5 English.ss.. 3 this championship will not offset the ‘Clancy 0 0 0 0 0 0 runs—Fonseca. Morgan. Hodapp. Sac- Haven, 9-8; Bridgeport. Llska.. 27 500001 o .155 Sisler.lb... 4 213 1 Hornsby.2b. 2 10 4 hold the amateur out here again before Home New 8-2. Spencer 41 99 13 17 4 0 11 0 9 .172 3 3 10 torrow I felt when Bobby lost that first- S« rifices—Jamieson. J. Sewell. Walberg. Hit Providence. 4-4: Allentown. 3-2. Braxt’n 34 51 4 830040 8e11.3b 3 10 1 Wilson.cf.. so many years and that Jess Sweetser, Totals 30 *T 1 24 ~8 by pitched ball—By Hudlin (Halel. Left on 7; Albany. 8. 4 .160 Harper.lf.. 20 10 Cuyler.rf.. 42 10 round match. Oulmet, £ ~1 Pittsfield. Burke.. 30 41 1 610050 4 .146 0 2 0 Francis Cyril Tolley other i . 2 3 m •Batted for Hoffman In ninth innlnt. bases—Cleveland. 8: Philadelphia. 9. Bases 41 Voyfes.cf.. 3 steph’son.lf 2 13 0 and .»f• c « « Jones... 32 4 50002 0 2 .122 Magutre,2b. 0 210 0 tournament, golfing WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. on balls—Off Hudlin. 1: off Walberg. 3. TEXAS LEAGUE. Hsdley. 3254 4 16 Tolson.lb.. 4 With Bobby out of the fine gentlemen may be more Struck—By Hudlin, I; by 4 600031 0 .111 Legett.r.... 4 0 11 Rchulte.c.. 4 0 11 Judge, lb 0 0 Walberg. 2. Double 1. Sa ridge 3 0 0 it developed into a wild scramble to successful in their attempt to win the . * 3 117 Dallas. 8: Beaumont. 000000 0 .000 Cantwell.p. 8 112 Malone.p.. 4 10 1 f sslf s* m s Rice, rs 3 0 1 3 0 0 play—Bishop and Boley. Umpires—Messrs. Port worth, 5; San Antonio, 4. find out who was the second best ama- championship that I yet can't quite t Goslin. If 4 0 0 2 0 0 Nallin and Van Oraflan. Time of 2*me —1 Shreveport. Houston. 1. Pitching. 3: Totals... 31 ~4 24 16 Total*.. .31 12 27 8 teur. realize belongs to me. g & allsll3 Myer, 3b 4 0 0 4 1 0 hour and 50 minutes. Waco. 6-0; Wichita Falla. 1-1. G. H. 88. SO. IP. OS.CO.W.L. _ l A West, cf 0 1 3 1 0 Boston T.. 20000000 o—2 I don’t like 18-hole matches. I don’t J - » Thomas.. . 18 112 35 26 lMti 11 77 4 My hardest match of the week was Chlrt.n .. .¦ . l “9lllll5ll4ll6ll0114l8?l«Ue78 Tate, e 3 0 2 3 1 0 ¦ ATLANTIC LEAGUE. Chicago 02113020 x—9 represents 'Cronin, SOUTH Brown 35 151 59 33 130% 11 4 7 5 with George Voigt. I’ll never forget think the distance a true Pittsburgh 1121—1 81131111 8i 131111761 551.580 I 3 0 o 3 2 0 9-5; Charlotte. 8-8. Marberry.. 41 140 62 98 203 31 11 13 10 Runs batted In—Tolson (2), Hornsby. Ma- test of golf. Bobby Jones can beat Hayes. 3b 3 11 2 2 0 Knoxville. Augusta. 8-1. B-axton.... 34 209 48 55 lone, Wilson <2), Btephenson (J). Cuvier, that match. I was behind most of the any New York .~.'"7liot—1111 7|l4lioT>l6BlWij3l p 1 TAMPA NEAR LOOP TITLE. 9-6. 177% 19 9 13 10 golfer Marberry, J) Greenville. 12-1: 1-3. Jones 114 36 26 108 18 6 77 Harper. Voyles. Runs-J-Maranvllle, Sisler. day guess get lucky in the world at 36 holes, not _3 J> J> Jl Asheville. Columbia. 22 <2). Hornsby. Cuyler and I I did a breaic gt" Louis .’.T.I SI 2i 71—rill 112! 151101631651.488 MONTGOMERY, Ala., September 7 Spartanburg. 3-2: Macon. 0-2. Burke .... 30 144 58 44 128% 18 4 5 8 English Wilson (3), my even excepting Walter Hagen, and it 91101101611701.468 Totals 39 2 7 27 7 0 Llska.... 22 80 43 24 10 3 6 (2). Tolson. Errors—Maranville, Voyles, when ball hit that tree on the four- ~.T'4i~BT2l 81—1 1"9|~9l 7: Topeka. 0. 0000 ces—Stephenson (2i, Hornsby. Double greatest thrill was when I made the i "..1 31 91 81-1111641751.418 League pennant by defeating Mont- Tulsa. - nated the first day of match play. Runs batted in—Rice. Clancy. Two-baae Other games rained put. a I— plays—SchulteSantwell to McMillan, Cantwell to flfteen-foot putt on the second extra 81 61 91 81 91 61 71—1601791.388 Judge. Reynolds. Sacrifice— gomery 5 to 1 in the fourth game of Maguire Bobby won't complain though, but a Boston ...... I hits—Bhlre*. playa—Berg LEAGUE. Maranville to Sisler. to Maranville hole to stay in the championship. "~Lost ¦"i '¦ 142 55!80185170172T75179|—I . Clancy. Double to Clssel to their seven-game championship series PACIFIC COAST to Sisler. Left on bases— Chicago. 4; Bos- man who has done as much for golf as ¦. 1 —l Keir to Cissell; Metzler to Berg. Left on 8; 1. Six-Time Flag Winners. 6. Base* on balls—Off Malone. 4: off George got ip trouble and I won the "" Chicago. Washington. 6. Bases here this afternoon. The Smokers are Missions, Sacramento. ton. Bobby has is entitled to every possible TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW base*— 8: on * New York. Boston and Philadelphia Cantwell, 3. Struck out—By Malone. 11: by next hole—but it was the most excit- GAMES CMeago. Thomas. 3; off Marberry. 2. in front three games to one and need Cantwell, 1. Umpires—Messrs. Magerkurth. break the game affords. at Chicago. Boston at balls—Off Marberry, 3. Umpire*— i. have won pennants ing match that I can recall, especially by Boston Brooklyn Pitta. Struck out—By only one gama to clinch the cham- six each in the Moran andaPftrman. Time of game—l hour (Copyright. 1929. North American New York at Clncin. at and Morisrty. Time of game from my standpoint. paper Alliance.) News- St Louis. New York at Clncin Messrs. Oelael pionshtok American League. and 44 mifites. \ * *fina. at IgnlU. —lhour and 35 minutes. i *Jt gtrnnkl'rti *>Vdt*. »t St

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