I SPORTS SECTION Base Ball, Boxing flje jlimflmj sites and Golf Part 5—4 Page* WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1931. * Griffs Bat Hard to Win by Bto 2: Robinson Takes Army Tennis Championship -»+? ??? «** ???

: American Golf Pros Smother British Mrs, Harper Defeated by MAKE 13 SAFETIES Coasting Along HEDEKIN FINALIST New Army Tennis Champion Receives Cup WIN RYDER TROPHY VICTORY CHEERED GETS TOURNEY CHICAGO. AB. R. H. FO. A. * AWARD AFTER VICTORY IN HERE. Kerr,- 2b 5 1 2 2 11 Blue, lb « l 0 » 0 .0 i Reynolds, i rs 4 0 0 3 0 0 rjhi agin i—|^ — S Pcnseca, If _... 4 0 2 2 0 0 Watwood. cl 4 0 1 4 0 0 FOR SECOND YEAR BY 0F9T03 BYKING AND QUEEN OFF TWO PITCHERS Cissell. ss 4 0 l 1 6 0 SCORE i I Jeffries. 3b 3 0 0 1 3 0 .. iiijw AAriP*** | Tate, c 1 0 0 4 0 0 tADPllng 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pair of Singles ! Frasier, p 0 0 0 0 0 New Champion Triumphs by Jones in Gallery of 12,000. a Error and JHenline 1 0 0 0 0 0 Shields-Wood Given Scare Moore, p 1 0 0 0 2 0 •Fothergill 1 0 0 0 0 0 6-1, 6-2, by Hagen. in Second Start March Faber, p 4 0 0 0 I 0 6-1 —Doubles Clincher Won in Wimbledon Doubles. Grube. c 3 0 0 1 0 0 to Victory. Totals 34 ~3 ~8 27 12 3 Get Under Way Today. Burke Brilliant. Borotra Theatrical. •Batted for Moore In fifth tBat ted for Tate In seventh. JBatted for Frasier In ninth. Stanley k, BV GOULD, KING, BY JOHN B. KELLER. WASHINGTON. AB R. H PO. A. E robin- ALLAN BY FRANK H. Myer. 2b 5 11 3 4 0 Associated Press Sports Editor. Associated Press Staff Writer. June 27.—Regain- iE. Rice, rl 4 0 2 4 0 0 SON of Rockwell Field, Calif., £ batting eyes to- | Manush. If S 1 2 3 0 0 yesterday swept to a COUNTRY CLUB, CO- June 27.—Before her ing their : j Cronin, ss 5 11 1 4 0 smash- West, cf 5 2 3 3 0 0 Lieut. victory LUMBUS, Ohio, June 27. King and and with J day, the turned ing over Lieut. Queen V Nationals I Bluege, 3b 4 3 3 2 2 1 David White Kuhel. lb 4 0 2 11 0 0 ; Fort Walter Hagen’s home-bred LONDON,10,000 fellow countrymen the tables on the Spencer, c 4 0 0 1 0 0, D. Hedekin of Bennings.Ga., Marberry. p 3 0 0 0 l 0 former Western High student, to SCIOTOsquad of professional golf applauding. Nuthall, Sox and evened the series with an Eetty Fischer, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 the singles championship In victory. For seven innings gain sharpshooters, completed the chubby darling of the British 8-to-2 j Totals 40 8 13 27 11 1 j the annual Army tennis cham- Washington rout of the gallant British forces courts, today repeated the game was a nip-and-tuck af- ...02010004 I—B 1 pionships on the Columbia Coun- ; | in decisive ! Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 o—2 today and restored the fashion the victory she scored fair, but with a splurge in the i Runs batted In—Bluege (3). Kuhel <2». try Club courts. The score was Fonseca <2>. Bpencer. Cronin. Two-base 6—l, 6—2, to American custody for the next over Mrs. L. A. Harper in eighth, Walter Johnson’s pennant hits—Bluege. 6—l. the finals ! Kuhel. Three-base hit—- the racketer-aviator the , West. Stolen base—Bluege. Sacrifice— From the outset two years. I of the American tennis cham- hopefuls put affair beyond E Rice. Left on bases—Washington, 6; from the West Coast outclassed Lieut. Chicago, 9 Base on balls—Off Marberry. 3; was Under a scorching sun whose pionship last year. danger. Fischer. 1. Struck out—By Moore. 3; Mar- Hedekin. who also runner-up in berry. 1; Faber. 1. Hits—Off Moore. 8 m last season's tournament. , His vastly rays only partly were offset by a ! Playing with a fire that was not to With the Athletics also winning S innings: off Marberry. 3 in 6 innings

congratulated —- Marberry opened fire Lets in Runs in Two handsome trophy, Lieut. in the feature match that attracted the doubles matches; , jr., Fred for John- Grove 4 by win, an4 though was pinked Robinson, who virtue of his interest of most of the gallery of 12,000, Mrs. Harper won a first son's charges, and he name on the including Bobby round match hits, going will have his inscribed Jones. It was the at mixed doubles, and Gregory Mangin for only three he found the Opening Innings, but a rough in the fifth and sixth frames, and big bowl. climax of series of quick golfing | of Newark. N. J.. paired with Pierre after walking the first batter up in the Immediately afterward Lieut. Robin- knockouts administered by Billie Burke, jLandry of Prance to win a third round seventh, was relieved by Carl Fischer. Tightens. son engaged in an exhibition set with Gene Sarazen and Der.smore Shute. encounter in men's doubles. Then Dolf Muehleisen, crack West 1 Burke set the pace for the Americans I Fred. Lieut. * The Sox had scored twice off to by walloping Big Compston, Have Close Call. But all they get off Carl amounted to a Coast player, and was beaten by 6 1 Archie one He then went on to perform in an of the prime British favorites, to the Shields and Wood first played pass and three safeties. By the Associated Press. lopsided tune 6. the long exhibition doubles tilt. Lleuts. Robin- j of 7 and Sarazen fol- British team of G. R. Crolerees and It did not take the Nationals June 27.—Robert Moses similarly I o. to get Moore. With a pair of hits son and Muehleisen will team in the lowed this with a overwhelm- | C. G. Eames, winning easily, 6—o. 6—l, to starting ing triumph over Robson, 6, they and an error by Second Baseman Kerr, Grove wobbled in the early In- doubles in the Leech Cup play, Fred 7 and : 6—2. but aimost met a tartar in nings of the Philadelphia Ath- : July 18, at the Chevy Chase Club. •and Densmore Shute gave his home the South African paid of P. D. B. th"v collected two runs in the second DETROIT, town gallery plenty to Spence Raymond, inning. was Point- scores of the title match follow: cheer about when : and L. finally break- One out when West lined game with the Detroit he disposed Young 8 bases, letics’ of Bert Hodson. | ing through after five dramatic sets, over Fonseca in left for three and today, tightened FIRST SET. and 6, for the biggest margin Bluege a single got Tigers here but after of the i to win. 5—7, I—6. 6 —4. 6—2, 6—o. with immediatelv won, Robinson 4 4 3 6 5 5 430—6 day. over block. Kuhel the second and the Athletics 9 to Hedekin 1 3 * 4 3 3 I—lB—l | Once the American youngsters threw Sammy the counting victory WifTy Cox and A1 Espinosa accounted fanned, but when Kerr muffed Spencer's ;5. It was Grove's fourteenth i aside caution and started playing the of .SECOND SET. for the remaining American victories. smashing game of they are ca- pop, Bluege managed to leg it all the the season. 4 4 4 4—35 6 pulled a | which Tigers Philadelphia Robinson 0 4 1 4 Cox out ding-dong battle with pable. they way home from first base. The touched the Hedekin 4 3 4 0 0 0 3 3—14—2 Abe 1, ran over their veteran ad- ace for eight hits and four runs in the Mitchell. 3 and bv holing a 30- I versa ries. The fourth was another scoring round THIRD SET. foot putt on the thirty-fifth green. for Johnson's first two innings, but were held to four Lett and Mrs. Harper had a real fight charges. With one hand Robinson 4 4 3 5 4 4 5—29—6 the picture, left to right, are: H. C. Sheridan, donor of the trophy: Lieut. Stanley K. Robinson, the winner, and Espinosa, after having his advantage retired, hits and one run in the remainder of 3—16—1 In 11 on their hands with H. W. Artens of Bluege rifled the ball down the Hedekin 3 2 5 3 1 0 Lieut. David D. Hedekin, runner-up. wiped away entirely by Ernest Whit- Austria and left field line for a double. Kuhel then the game, the latter a homer by Marty Army Mme. Nicolopoulo of Doubles competition In the combe, with three holes to go, rallied Greece, but in two sets, B—B, hoisted to right, and scored Bluege with McManus In the fifth. begin tomorrow after- to j won 6 —3. tournament will win two in succession and decide the ! Mangin and Landry ran over what became b. double as Reynolds Arthur Herring went eight innings o’clock Columbia by O. G. N. a noon at 2 on the match 2 and 1. Turnbull and J. B. Gilbert of Great cuffed the ball about a bit. for the Tigers but was taken out for courts, with four teams entered. Johnny Farrell’s defeat by I Hoy, W. H. Britain. 6—l. 7—5, 6—3. relief pitcher and Sullivan and Maj. Maj. S. Nats Need All They Can Get (Billy) Danes, former Hoylake I Filled Bases in Vain. successors,-were J. H. Hills and Leland the cad- The final eight of women's singles, his touched for four Hobbs, Capt. J. H. Drake 1 die, was the biggest upset singles who will face of the j in addition to Miss Nuthall and Miss In the fifth the Chisox filled the hits and three runs in the ninth. Poore, been seeded LEADING CARDINALS from the American and Lieut. J. E. have viewpoint. The j Jacobs, includes Cilli Aussem bases, but did not get anywhere. Fon- handsome Irishman away and H. Phila. AB.H.OA. Detroit. AB H.O A. No. 1, and Lieut. Hedekin and Lieut. In Battles With White Sox was off his Krahwinkel, of Germany; Mme. Ma- got first off Marberry, a j Bishop. Johnson.rf. 2 2 0 game afternoon I seca the hit j Sb... 4 18 5 4 Millard Lewis, who have been matched in the and succumbed thieu. of France; Miss Favot, single lined over Myer’s head, only to]I Haas.cf 6 13 0 Wglker.cf.. 4 3 3 0 Spangle and Col. K. 4 and 3. as he went 10 strokes over par of Swit- ... against Capt. M. be forced out by Cissell after Watwood I Cochrane.c. 4 15 1 Owen.3b 5 3 10 for 15 holes. zerland, and and M. C. Simmons.lf. 5 3 0 0 Aiexa'der.lb 4 2 9 0 Easton, are the No. 2 team. pitch in anything like the form Scrlven, of Great Britain. popped Bluege, though, made a Foxx.lb 2 19 2 Stone.lf— 5 110 SOCK June 27.—With the ing to out. In the draw are Capt. E. J. LAKE DOUBLE Others two-base wild chuck after scooping up Miller.rf... 4 10 1 McManus.2b 3 2 7 4 Eubanks, Athletics tussling with the , he displayed last year following his Havers Beats Wood. United States, Britain, Dvke».3b... 4 2 3 1 Brower,ss.. 3 0 0 3 House and Capt. Gene who transfer from the Browns in mid-June. Strong. Jefferies' slow one. so Tate was pur- Wllliims.ss 5 112 Hayworth,c 4 0 4 1 Capt. R. Z. Crane and Lieut. Tigers The remaining British triumph was The final eight singles Grove.p 1 Herring.p.. 3 0 0 will meet in a double-header in Then starting with a winning per- of men's also posely passed to bring up Moore. But 5 2 0 1 Moran, Harold Brooks registered by Havers, was today. Satoh, Sullivan.p.. 0 0 0 0 J. S. and Lieut. Dodgers Win, 7-0 and 4-3, 1 1 CHICAGO.Detroit, the Nationals must centage below 500 he splurged to fin- Arthur former completed Jean Bor- Bush crossed this strategy by sending Hoyt.p 0 0 0 1 and Lieut. Jimmy Helms, w'ho will en- British open champion, who took ad- otra and H. W. Bunny) Fothergill pitcher to 0 ] look to their laurels in their two games ish the campaign with one of 529 for i Austin win- instead of the the •Uhle 10 0 gage Maj. P. W. Newgarden and Lieut. vantage of the erratic work Craig ning straight set victories to plate. Big Bob's best was a bounder with the White Sox here tomorrow, ! the Nationals, though he hurled 619 of join .. 13 27 13 Totals ...36 12 27 9 P. Morrill. to Gain Fourth Place Wood to post a 4 and 3 victory handily. Shields, Wood. John Van to Myer that forced out Tate. Totals 39 K. j Even though they have narrowed the ; base balls. He scored 13 victories Ryn. G. P. •Batted for Herring in eighth. Lieut. Robinson, who. with Lieut. The Yankee cleanup gave the United Hughes and in the final The Six did better in the sixth. They gap between themselves and the league against eight defeats and that In three | S ] Philadelphia ... 3 0 1 0 2 0 6 0 3—9 Hedekin, attained the final In the States two out of three in the com- eight. This lineup gives the put runs, only a great leaders since leaving home. Manager ¦: months of toil. petition I United over two and j I Detroit 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 o—s doubles in 1930, is not entered In the as Braves Lose. I for the Ryder Cup. begun in ! States end Great Britain three repre- catch by Manush kept them from tieing Runs—Haas. Cochrane. Simmons 13>. Mil- Walter Johnson’s charges can ill afford This season Crowder has started a 1927 with an sentatives each; Japan (2>. doubles this year. I six American victorv. The one, and France Kerr opened the inning with a single I ler. Dykes. Williams <2>. Johnson Walk- to drop any more decisions during this 1 dozen times for five wins and de- British won in one. Ii er. Alexander. McManus. Errors—Williams. 1929. Thev can claim i Bnd Blue walked. Bluege managed to By the Associated PrefS. series with the White Sox. feats. He is the one member of the an j : McManus '2). Brower. Runs batted in- excepting even break in the professional team Borotra flew over from Paris on an heave out Reynolds, who gave the ball Simmons <2>. Owen <2). Alexander. Foxx. 27.—The Robins From the manager down those of the Washington mound corps, competition, however, early morning I Miller. Bishop Two- June since they won ; plane to defeat the Aus- a solid whack, but Fonseca drove over D -kes. Williams. Grove. 14-INNING HOMER , Washington tquad see great need of ’ | Walter Masters, who has not been in a the informal England trian. 6—2, base hits—Haas. Alexander. Dykes. Orove. climbed into fourth place in the game, a winning percentage series in in 1926. Artens. 6—4. 6—3. two with a long one-baser. West Simmons Three-base hit—Simmons. Home ‘: copping four engagements during the j with for victory gone effects, League standing today In each case, has to the With all his theatrical includ- speared Watwoods linen, then Cissell run —McManus. Stolen bases—Johnson. National ; stay in Comisky Park. Despite their this season below the 500 mark. home forces. ing his blue beret and his acrobatics, hoisted the ball toward the left field Walker. Sacrifices—Miller. Foxx. Double BROOKLYN. both games of a i to the A's, the Nationals Crowder has not appeared to ad- plays—Bishop Foxx; Brower GIVES BROWNS GAME as they took nearness The most consistently Borotra remains the idol to William* to vantage any engagements. brilliant golf of Wimbledon. comer. Manush hustled across to leap to McManus to Alexander; Grove to Bishop :! figure it is up to them to look after in of his today was exhibited by Billie Burke, On one of his returns he went sprawl- to Foxx. Left on bases—Detroit. 9: Phila- double-header from the league-leading Only five times has he gone the route, against the grandstand wall for a spec- Herring. their own interests and not expect to youthful pro of the Blind Brook Club, ing to turf, but recovered in delphia. 11. Bases on balls —Off 5: Cardinals while Boston was games suf- time to tacular one-hand grab. off Sullvan. 1; off Grove. 5 Struck out—By Bettencourt’s Drive Breaks Long St. Louis gain mainly through the failures of the and In two of his full he near Greenwich. Conn. As the climax sit up and make a winning cross court Herring. 4; by Orove. 3. Hits—Off Herring. fered defeat. From the outset of the to volley s Joggles 9 2 V, Inning: losing to Chicago. Mackmen in competition with other a week in which he won the 72-hole of Arten return, the shot send- Johnson Better. in 8 innings: off Sullivan. in With Red Sox in Game campaign his hurling has pleased the test complete ing even-body off Hoyt. 3 in inning. Losing pitcher— Deadlock The scores were 7 to 0 and 4 to S. clubs. only tournament, to the from the King and There was some juggling of players Herring. Umpires—Messrs. Dineen, Moriarty the in the batters of the opposition, and sen- American ranks, Burke shot sub-par Queen to the ball boys Campbell game— 2 hours and 5 A double win for A’s Sun- into roars of by both managers in the seventh, when and Tima of Ending to 4. FIRST GAME. day battling sational support afield and super bat- golf all day to dispose of giant, laughter and applause. joined threatened, 14 minutes. A8.H.0.A. with the Nationals scor- him the Borotra the home side with Johnson St L. ABH.O.A. „Bklyn. 2 2 0 Ing victory only ting by his club at times has kept blue-shirted Compston. in the laughter Martin,cf. 1 Frederick.cf 4 i in one of the tilts as he walked back to doing the better. Jefferies walked and 4 0 3 0 0 3 from a worse record. the base Er the Associated Press. Frtschib . 4 0 0 3 Gilbert.3b... 3 ] with Donie Bush s club would all but Burke toured the rugged Scioto lav- line brushing off his trousers. when Bush sent in the lefthand swing- Early In the season Crowder com- out in 71 strokes, under Austin, the main reliance GIRL SETS HURDLE MARK LOUIS, 27.—The St. Louis 1 blast the hopes of the latter to return one par, to of the ing Simons to bat for Tate out came ST. June Mb 3 013 1 } plained that the weather prevented him lead Compston by two holes in the British forces, won an easy straight Browns extended their winning streak H > to their home lot on July 5 in first revealing pitching It victory set Marberry and to the slab went Fischer. ! place. his best form. I morning round, which the Briton cov- over Dian G. Collins, a fellow Here Bush lifted Simons and sent up Ap- Babe Runs 80 Meters to six games when Larry Bettencourt’s gS'sV-: was too cold for him. He contended he ered in a fine countryman. 6—3. 6—4, Didrickson hogje inning gave Manager Johnson plans to send 73. The American was 6—3, while pling, a right-hand batter. He drew a run in the fourteenth ? * * needed the hot Summer days to appear three under par for the 12 holes Satoh eliminated Lott's conqueror, Orleans. Johnsomp .' t 1 against the White Sox in the Sunday playid H. pass, Grube, batting for Faber, in 12.5 at New them a 5-to-4 decision over the Boston i? 0 0 at his best. Well, A1 has been getting in afternoon, going at G. N. Lee, but today. •High } 0 double-header two of his left-hand the five up the also of Great Britain, B—6. Red Sox here out.p these hot Summer days in recent starts, 6—4, grounded out. Kerr's hoist to Sam Rice NEW ORLEANS. La , June 27 UP.— St hurlers, Lloyd twenty-seventh and then bagging two 6—3. Bos. A8.H.0 A. St. Louis. A8.H.0 A. ! Brown and Bob Burke. but no improvement has been seen In Monday's caught short right to give Totals .. .33 12 27 10 straight birdies to bring center program pits was in too The American record for women In the Rothrock.lf. 6 13 0 Schulte.cf.. 5 16 0 ...28 224 13 Both are in excellent trim, even though the issue to a court to get home and Totals Inning. his work. quick close. Austin against Shields, Jefferies a chance 80-meter hurdles was bettered here to- Sweeney,lb. 5 1 18 2 Me11110,2b.. 6 1 711 •Batted for Johnson In sixth Brown took a licking in his last start. and Borotra Sam good of loft. Rhyne.ss... 6 0 3 9 Goslin.if... 5 0 2 0 His failure to make good as he did against Satoh. then took care Blue's day in the Southern A. A. U. track meet St. Louis Perhaps any- Hagen’s Wood will meet Hughes Batting against eighth Webb.rf 6 3 2 0 Stortl.3b... 6 10 2 0 0 2 l o xX—7< carelessness as much as after becoming a National last season 70 Low . for Day. on the No. court Ryn Frasier in the by Dallas, Tex., who Ferrell.e, Brooklyn 0 3 1 1 and Van will Babe Didrickson of Miller.2b. 5 2 5 5 .6141 O Doul. thing else marred Brown's work against is a big reason why his club isn’t lead- Hagen had the day, play Perry the Nationals picked up 4 runs to clinch Pickering,3b 5 0 13 Bettenc't.rf. 4 2 5 0 Runs—Frederick. BlssonetteJ'3). Tigers, may best round of the to decide the four semi- singled ran the distance In 12.5 seconds. The Berry.c.... Burns,lb... Wright. Lopez, the however. This time he ing the American League procession a 70 in the morning put finalists. The are the argument. Sam Rice and 6 2 2 1 5 116 0 Finn. (2>. Wright (3). German!Herman that him four first four in the lower American record is 12.6. Oliver.cf... 5 0 4 0 Levey.ss... 2 0 2 1 batted in—ODoul pn«ps. be expected to “bear down" every right now. up on Charles Whitcombe. half of the draw Manush beat out a bunt. When Frasier Coffman.p Lopez. Phelps. Two-base but the and the last four in reached third, Russell,p... 5 113 10 0 1 Three-basehita—Finn.nits- b.s minute of his time on the hill. “Haig’’ kept his figures down by the the upper. booted Heine's tap. Rice Blaeh'lder.p 2 10 1 Frederick. Herman. Manager of nipped at plate tried Kress.ss 2 10 1 sonette. O'Doul. Home Bis- Bush has not mentioned his the Nationals who has done medium of remarkable recoveries, Play also win but was the as he Double Plar— Wright tom* choices for sketch, much of continue in the men’s to count on Cronin's grounder to Cissell. t Jenkins... 11 00 rlflce—Gilbert. the Sunday twin ONE to offset the ill effects whereas Burke was not off the fairway doubles and the mixed doubles Monday, infield by filled sacks Records of Griffs but in all likelihood he will call upon Crowder's weak slabbing this sea- more than twice all day. Hagen's ex- th? women singles quarter finals An hit West the T0ta15...49 10*39 23 Totals.. .45 10 42 18 A1 Thomas McKain, is Sammy West. This young Texan, 52* and singles by Bluege and Kuhel ac- •None out when winning run scored. and Harold right- son plosion shots from the traps bordered will not go on until Tuesday. for Levey in seventh. Jinnings. handers both. Neither has been parti- with his strong batting and remarkable the miraculous. a counted for 3 runs. Spencer's hoist to tßatted 7 in 5 innings; off Stout. 5 in At least dozen times Boston o—4 pitcher—Johnson. Umpires Messrs. cularly successful against the fielding, has done more than his share deep center got Bluege across. Myer's BATTING. 0002002000000 Losing Clarice, of game Nationals Walter came out so close to the pin Bt. Louis 1000201000000 I—s Killer. Pflrman and time this season. to keep the Washington club In a fine that the putt was single, Sam Rice's sacrifice. Manush's G. AB. R. H. 2b.3b.HR.SH.SB.RBI.Pet 30 minutes. a mere formality. GALLANT KNIGHT AHEAD Harris.. 32 94 26 35 9 4 11 3 26 .372 Runs batted in—Bettencourt. Schulte. —1 hour and contending position in the chase for Whitcombe. although apparently af- long fly and Cronin's bunted one-baser 82 19 6 1 0 3 37 .358 Burns. Levey. Jenkins, Webb, Miller, Berry. begins as pennant. West.. 55 229 40 . SECOND GAME. to look though the Na- the put over the final tally 66 .337 Oliver. Runs—Rothrock. Webb. Miller. Pick- fected by the heat in the afternoon, In the ninth Cronin. 66 276 52 93 19 8 6 0 5 <2). Bklyn. ABH O A "greatest Before swing. staged Takes Francis day. Bluege. 65 246 45 80 12 5 7 5 9 59 .325 ering. Schulte. Bettencourt Burns <2>. St. L ABH.O.A. 1 ITtionals handicap this sea- starting this Western a game rally to win three Peabody Stake In cf the • 4 Man Sh 65 284 56 91 26 7 3 4 1 37 .330 Errors—Russell. Schulte, Goslin. Stortl, Blae- Adams,3b. .4 22 1 Erederick.cf son Is A1 Crowder, veteran right- Sammy showed a season batting «ave- straight holes, twenty-ninth, holder, (2). hits—Blaehold- 5 2 2 0 Gllbert.3b 4 112 the thir- Washington Burke.. 13 26 2 8 1 0 0 1 0 4 .308 Kress Two-base Roet'er.rf-lf Herman,rxf hand pitcher. The general has rage around the 370 point, and out this Park Finale. er, (2). 5 3 2 6 . • Notes. Judge.. 15 56 817 3 0 0 2 0 6 .304 Rothrock. Webb Three-base hit— Frisch.2b x A 0X ; done tieth and thirty-first., and cut Hagen's 3 210 0 BlVnette.ib. 30 8 much hurt hsi starting right- Harg've 18 33 110 2 0 1 0 1 5 .303 Burns. Home runs—Schulte. Bettencourt. Bottom'?.lb * l] to club’s cause by fall- on lead from six to three. There wasn't WASHINGTON PARK. With the Chisox a Sweeney. ni.,4*. If 3 110 0 DOUl.lt. • • J f X (Continued Second Page.) HOMEWOOD, Kuhei. 53 183 29 55 11 5 5 2 1 39 .301 Sacrifices—Ccffman. Miller. Double 0 n 0 0 1 0 time enough left for the Briton 111.. June 27 <&). handed hurler. old man Sam Rice 64 215 26 64 7 3 1 5 1 38 .398 plays—Mellllo to Burns <2>: Russell to Miller Watkins.rf . 1 0 Breasier.U. . to —Gallant Knight, the to to to rally, however, crashed the game. He showed plenty rencTRice. 51 178 37 51 10 3 0 4 2 15 .290 Sweeney: Rhyne Miller Sweeney; extend this and he fal- crack 4-year-old from the Audley cf foot in the third frame, beating a Myer... 00 258 58 72 11 3 2 2 8 27 .279 Miller to Rhyne to Sweeney; Pickering to H tered to lose the match on the thirty- Farm, continued his campaign for Sweeney: l stake to I a H Rice 28 90 16 22 2 4 0 4 0 4 .244 Miller to Stortl to Melillo - third hole. today, throw to the middle base to prevent Hadley 19 21 1 5 2 0 0 4 0 3 .238 Burns <2). Left on bases—Boston. 6; St. i 8 8 ? » honors by winning the third 1; SiKSffi... W**- 8 8 Sarazen had grounded .. double play when Manush to C'wder 17 30 370001 0 1 233 Louis. 7. Base on balls—Off Blaeholder, Quinn.p. 10 0 9 Ryder Cup Play Sidelights Robson groggy with running of the Francis Peabody was caught by the Jordan 7 18 342000 0 0 .322 off Russell. 5. Struck out—By Blaeholder. 4: fLombardi.. 11 _0 sensational starts on each round. The Memorial the pitcher. Helnle Jones. 16 26 350003 0 2 .192 by Russell. 1. Hits—Off Blaeholder. 7 in 7 Handicap, the closing feature relay innings. stocky New Yorker won the first three of Washington to first. Brown. 18 48 6 8 11 0 4 0 5 .167 innings: off Coffman. 3 In 7 Wild U Totals .. .32 827 10 Park's meeting. Bolton. 6 13 120100 0 3 .154 pitch—Russell. Winning pitcher—Coffman Totals .. .37 11*35 RENICK, holes each time. Robson rallied in Ormsby when "Inning run BY JAMES L. where they play exhibition match A tiptop plav by Cronin got Jef- Fischer 18 40 162005 0 5 .150 Umpires—Messrs. McGowan. and •One out scared. . an the morning to keep Sarazen from in- Hayes 14 49 3 7 0 0 0 2 0 3 .143 Nallln. Time of game—2 hours and 40 tßatted for Quinn in ninth. Associated Press Sports Writer. tomorrow against a picked team of fries in the Sox third. Joe jumped Marb'y 17 26 0 3 .115 Lopez in ninth. creasing this margin, but when Gene for grounder that 330000 minutes. tßan for Ohio, June 27. Michigan professionals. The victorious ran his lead holes back to the grass a ¦ e American team plays an exhibition to six at the Golf was rifled by Jeffries and without com- PITCHING. i*»B Billy Davies, the British star twenty-first, the end was In sight. GreatJ Says In'gs Gam.Com. SW®f *Frederick, match in ing up made a deadly long throw to GLASGOW WINS AT SOCCER. runs—Adams (2>. Frisch. s^Gil- Cincinnati. Sarazen's tally was even par for the G. H. 88. 80. ptteh.strtd.Ga. W. L. Runs COLUMBUS,who beat Johnny Farrell today, 100’r, bert, Bissonette. Finn. 30 holes. first base. Fischer. 20 104 38 54 11 5 9 1 TORONTO. Ontario, June 27 UP.— Bottomley, Roettger, O Doul Pilot of Britons Burke.. 14 64 21 24 68