A—14 WASHINGTON, D. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1938. Simmons Joins Almada and Stone to Form Nats ’ Regular Outfield

Lose or TALK OF BASE BALL Rookie Stars of Spring Don't Always Blossom. Harris, Cochrane, Mack Forced to Change Plans. Dean’s Loss Held Fatal to DeShong Put on Spot as By FRANCIS E. STAN. Gashouse major league baseball season Is only 10 days old, give or take a few Gang’s Spirit. Bonura Aids Appleton. hours, and it is interesting to note that, as usual, baseball rookies that Cubs Stop Pirates. THEbloom in the spring, tra la, don't always continue to blossom. In fact, Livingston 'Farmed’. most of the marvels of March are apprehensive in April and fired, By GAYLE TALBOT, By FRANCIS E. STAN. optionally or otherwise in May. Associated Press Sports Writer. The ball club'* ever- Right under our noses the face of the Washington ball club has under- The amazing collapse of the St. Washington Louis Cardinals at the outset of the gone a change. Early last month Rookie Jimmy Wasdell was touted, from Or- changing outfield setup was Interest- National League race is more lando. as the Nats’ next first baseman. When you look back it sounds silly be- causing ing to behold today, as the Nats pre- comment in the baseball dugouts than cause Wasdell, at the moment, is wearing an Indianapolis uniform, and more- pared to close their current home the failure of the Yankees to start off over, he is an outfielder. Then there was the strange case of Rookie George at their customary clip. stand against the Red Sox. Case, who was heralded from Florida as Washington’s regular outfielder. For the second In The players and managers have a day succession Just the other day Manager Bucky Harris discovered that Case could not strong hunch that the Yanks are due Manager Burky Harris had an an- go back for a fly ball. So Bucky put Case on his schooling list and appointed to start pouring it on the ball about nouncement to make regarding the Melo Almada as the Nats’ centerfielder. Today the boss man of the Griffith tomorrow, when Joe Di Magglo likely A. C. made still another Senatorial outfield. Buckv, who 24 change. He watched Round Man Taft Wright mis- will break into the line-up as a pinch- hours Melo as judge a fly ball against the Red Sox yesterday and promptly dusted off the hitter. But they don't know about the ago appointed Almada aging A1 Simmons, whom he intends to use henceforth as a regular outfielder Cardinals. They suspect that the de- the regular center fielder against all regardless of who is pitching for the opposition. parture of Dizzy Dean has taken a lot types of pitching, today revealed that more out of the Simmons will be As recently as a week ago no Nats’ star shone brighter than Wright's. He Birds, mentally and Aloysius Harry than generally was thought. Washington's regular left fielder from finished the exhibition season m a blaze of glory and with the best batting physically, now on. average on the club. No fly balks went over his head and all of a sudden Taft Dizzy’s is Missed. Spirit Up to now Simmons had been used found himself the most man on the club and a publicized Washington regular Dizzy didn't get along with Mana- only when left-handed pitchers were celebrated a besides. He by knocking base hit on his first trip to the plate ger Frankie Frisch, the rival players facing the Nats. The idea was to against the Athletics on opening day. admit, yet they declare he put fight utilize Al's right-handed hitting power into the Cards and embodied more against the southpaws. When a right- “Money Placers'” Usually Take Command. than any other member of the team hander opposed the Griffs that round the spirit of the “Gashouse Gang.” little rookie, Taft Wright, has been That's the way it goes in baseball. When a major league ball club barn- They say the Cards are going to miss used. storms before the season it is difficult'to its In minor appraise capabilities. more than Dizzy's pitching, and it be- Bucky changed his mind about al- a world team can look An established league settings championship bushy. big gins to look as if they're right. ternating Simmons and Wright after league star will look bad in Gastonia, N. C., or Cordele, Ga., and a young the Nats’ 6-to-4 over the Yesterday, with Slugger Joe Med- victory Red busher will on a show. Sox He' watched put great wick still out of the line-up, the Cards j yesterday. a fly off But when the to for the blue and the is Ben Chapman's bat safely in boys begin piay chips pressure dropped their seventh game in eight drop right field for a double and on the "money players” invariably take command. Wright is a good hitter starts, a 10-inning, 8-to-7 decision to probably felt that Wright should have but Simmons has been knocking around the big leagues for 12 or 13 years and Cincinnati. And this, even after Curt caught it. Without saying so in so many he knows all the tricks. Case is a fine prospect but Almada has the jump on Davis, the pitcher obtained from Chi- words, Harris commented on the Sim- him in And so it cago. hit a home run with three on in experience. goes. mons nomination the fourth. The thusly: the who has an Reds scored all their Harris is not only manager deemed it wise to alter original "He’s such a darned good out- runs in the last four frames, lambast- OV Joe Cronin was in the game right up to the hilt yesterday round, the the Red Sox was ruled dead at estimate of a rookie's ability. Take Mickey Cochrane of the Detroits, f'rin- playing manager of fielder that he ought to get his chance, ing Davis and his four successors im- with a trio of doubles and flawless shortstopping, but he was the plate by Umpire Rue when Cecil Travis Rick Ferrell’s stance. When the season opened Iron Mike was playing Rookie Cullenbine in got peg j like everybody else, to play every partially. doomed to failure in his lone eremsion as a strate- back to the catcher in a out- base-running hurry. —A. P. Photo. I left field. In spring training Cullenbine looked the part of a nifty young a day." The last of the undefeated teams gist. Essaying double steal With Chapman in the fourth fielder and a good hitter. Same Outfield as Last Year. went under as the Chicago Cubs Simmons was to take over But the Detroit box scores now reveal that Chet Laabs is playing in today bunched two triples and a single in left field while Johnny Stone shifted Cullenbine's place. A fault or two that was not evident in spring training must the tenth to 1 halt Pittsburgh's mad j 1 8 to right. This gives Washington the hate been to and so Cullenbine sits on the bench. Tigers, 7; Browns, Giants, 12; Phils, brought light career, 5 to 3. Tex Carleton went the same outfield it had last For Detroit. ABH.O A St. L AB.H.O.A. Phila. AB H O A N Y AB H A. j year. route for the Pirates O winners, checking BRITISH FEAR U. S. Fox rf ft 2 4 n Ms zera If 4 1 3 O M eller.2b 5 0 3 2 Moore.If. 5 2 3 <» a while Rookies George Case and Walker If ft 1 2 <* Sullivan.c 4 1 ft «» with eight hits. Tony Lazzert, ex- 1 Martin.cf 4 1 4 Ryan.ss 5 113 Wright, along with the ancient Goose Gordon Not Set With Yankees. G'nger.2b 4 3 14 West.cf 4 I 4 o Klein rf 4 13 0 Rippie.rf 3 2 1 o Yank, clouted a home run. G here.lb ft 1 12 1 Be)!.rf 4 <> 1 n Bro ne lb 5 3 4 <> Ott 3b 3 2 1 n Goslin, threatened to make a few The Athletics the season with Babe Barna. a former Vir- York.c 3 1 2 <» Clift 3b 4 1 2 <» Wh ey 3b 3 2 1 2 Leiber.cf 4 1 1 o opened West It looks now as if Homers Do It for Giants. Laabs cf 3 o 1 n Kress ss 4 o 2 4 Ar vich If 3 1 3 1 McCy.ih 4 2 14 0 changes. they have in field. Moses was hurt Connie Rogell as 3 n « <> ginia University athlete, right Wally and 1 4 2 McQ'n lb 3 Sch ein ss 2 1 O 2 Chio za 2b 4 1 1 5 been outlasted by the veteran trio Home Rocs 3b 4 2 0 1 HefT er. 2b 3 1 3 2 Young ss 2 12 0 c 3 0 5 1 Mack he had a fine in Barna. But as the went it runs by Mel Ott and Jim Danning thought youngster days by Auker-p 4 0 1 3 H brand.p 1 o 1 o Atwood c 4 2 4 0 Va'berg.p J 0 o 0 of 1937. Ripple featured the New York Giants- Tietje p 0 n o o Lam ster 3 o o O O o was found that Barna was lacking. So now, while Moses still is recovering, p 1 Brown p 2 As the Nats prepared to wind VnAtta.p 2 o o o Smith.p O O o O CofT ajvp 1 0 0 0 up 12-to-8 win over the Phillies. Each their the ancient Mule Haas plays right field for the Athletics. •Gorman 1 o 0 o series with the Red Sox, and, side used three pitchers and one was Loss in Race Classic Would Total* 3H 11 27 11 Totals 33 ft 27 7 Heusser.p O O o O are a cases on more are to Hold in incidentally, settle the second-place There dozen similar record already and due but Detroit TClark 10 0 0 Only Way Jobs about as bad as the other. Carl Hub- . Greenberg. Auto He teresting development was due to take man in Ken Keltner who is destined to his If Mack has "BaMed for Smith In eighth. Classic, Tells His apparently keep job. Giants, is laid up with a heavy cold. York. Laabs Ross. Mazzera. Errors— The ^Batted for Heusser in ninth. place. game this afternoon was been disappointed with Barna he has found plenty of balm in the work of Kress. Rogell. Runs batted in—West. Jim Turner pitched his second Yanks in Other Events. Gehringer <2». York Rogell < 3 >. Green- Philadelphia 001 3n0 202— R Star Pilots. to mark the first starting appearance little Dario Lodigiahi, his Italian second baseman from San Francisco. smooth for the Boston Bees berg Two-base hits—Mazzera. Clift. New York 030 u2o 43x—12 of De who has not victory Rogeil. Three-base hit—Gehringer. Stolen Jimmy Shong, been SCOTTY Runs—Klein (2». Browne <2*. Whitney By the Associated Not to established, is Rookie Joe who has found his as trimmed 4 to By HESTON'. base—Fox. Double plays—Heffner to Mc- Press. so far. apparently, Gordon, they Brooklyn, 1, <2*. Arnovich. Lamaster. Moore. Ryan. impressive Associated Press Sports Writer. Quinn to Kress; Heffner to McQmnn. Left the Ott < 3 *, Leiber < McCarthy. was way into the line-up of the world champion New York Yankees. When spring limiting Dodgers to five hits. on bases—Detroit. 7; St. Louis. tf. Bases Ripple <3). 2), INDIANAPOLIS, April 27.—Mil- Jimmy, who injured shortly be- Chiozza. Errors—Arnovich. McCarthy, There is a rumor LONDON, April 27.—The British on balls—Off Auger. 1 off Hildebrand. 3- lionaire Joel who fore the of the training opened Joe McCarthy announced Gordon as the successor to Tony strong that the Mueller. Runs batted in—McCarthy <3>, Thorne, has taken opening American are a but now. as the off Tietje. 1, off Van Atta. 1. Struck out patient people, — Mueller. Atwood <4». is a hard laser. He with hand- Bees will obtain Buddy Hassett from By Auker 2: by Hildebrand, ft. Hits— Danning. Scharein. up automobile racing for the fun of League season, is back in stride now Lazzeri. Now McCarthy strings along his Whitney. Arnovich. <2>. Chiozza Irish say, "they've had their sufficient.” Off Hildebrand, ft in 4 2.4 innings: off Ripple Brooklyn soon, and if they do they Ott Two-base hits—Leiber La- it, today put out the word that he'll and ready to make his bid for a men, I mean. But, at the same time. Marse Joe obtained Knicker- Tietje. 2 in none innings < to 3 <2*. <3). picked Billy cicnt.” pitched master. Browne Arnovich. Moore. Home will be hard to head off. hattersi; off Van Atta. 4 in 4’s innings. be driving with his foot and not his starting job. He has his work cut in trade Browns of runs Ott. Stolen base—Chiozza. bocker from the by way protecting the Yanks. And there Bob Jones and Walter took Losing pitcher—Hildebrand Umpires—- Ripple. Hagen Double to Mueller to check book to out for him, for Ol' Peter Although their bats still were some- Messrs. Grieve. Hubbard and McGowan. plays—Scharein in,trying win the 500- Appleton ere those who feel as if Knickerbocker soon will find his way into the New their titles and it. Browne. Ryan to Chiozza to McCarthy. golf they loved Time—2 :1 3 mile Memorial threw his cap into the what muted, the Yankees put on their Danning to Ott. Left on bases—New Day classic here. ring yesterday York and Gordon soon will his toward the bench. Don rubbed it in last jI line-up grope w-ay Budge year by York 5 Philadelphia. 10. Bases on balls when he hurled the to first of the season to even Said the Nats victory. big inning --Off Vandenberg. 4: off Lamaster. 4: off gangling, 23-year-old rail- winning three Wimbledon titles and Unless Harris his mind things with the Ath- Brown. 2; off Coffman. 2: off Smith. 1: off road w ho ow ns 14 changes either Philadelphia the Davis Prior to this America heir, racing cars, two on letics Cup Heusser. 1. Struck out—By Lamaster. 4 Appleton or De Shong will move Harris Called Turn Lewis. by a score of 5 to 3. They did 8; 7 3 airplanes and a full had won the Ryder Cup. the Walker Reds, Cards, by Brown. by Coffman 1. Hits—Off garage of motor it all in the third. Lou driv- Vandenberg. 5 In 3 innings American League the Macon p o 0 0 iGamble 1 o o will ride his by slugging Now three of this season's 1 o o o n n o Cleve. AB H O A. Chi ago. AB H O A. highest hopes. And. on but in the The rise to stardom of Third Baseman Lewis threw some on only ♦Padgett 1 Van M r.p hits, true, pinches the vet- Buddy light White Sox, 10 to on 18 O o n o 5Jordan 0 o o o Lary.ss ft 3 2 2 Hayes.2b 4 2 16 of he Chicago 6, British sporting classics remain in Harrell.p top that, is employing "28 or eran curve-baller had what it took. this angle a of seasons back. came to the Nats in the fall of Lanier.p 0 0 0 0 C arella p O o o o C pbell.rf 6 2 10 K vich cf 3 1 2 0 couple Buddy hits. They scored in each of the Hale.2b .5113 S bac r rf ft 0 O 29” men—he couldn't British hands—the Derby at Epsom. fPrey o o o o 2 remember ex- It probably was the best ball gam# 1935 and Washington fans, enthralled with the feats of one Roberto Estalella, last five Oscar •Russell O 0 0 O Walker If ft 3 4 O his innings. Manager June 1; the British golf cham- o n o 0 O actly—in racing “stable.” He of the season so far. open Totals 30 0*28 13 Totals 42 10 30 11 Kroner.2b 1 Kuhel.lb 6 12 fig- j Going into the Lewis a bad ball player. Harris stuck him. “If he can’t make Vitt's rearrangement of the tribal line- Solters.If 5 12 0 Owen 3b 4 0 0 1 ures his roll at pronounced by pionship at Deal, July 4-8, and the •One out run monthly pay $6,000. Boston seventh the Nats held a 3-to-2 when winning scored. Averill.cf 5 3 6 0 Berger.ss 4 13 3 next at the “then up this season, with Earl Averill and ♦ Batted for Macon in ninth It year,” said Bucky time, I’ll give up judging players.” British women's golf championship Trosky. lb 3 3 7 1 JTh pson 1 0 0 o lead, chiefly due to some robust hit- ♦ Batted for in Not a Hal Trosky fifth and Benge seventh. Kelt ec.3b 5 2 0 1 Sewell.c 4 15 1 Business, Sport. The spring of 1936 found Lewis on third base for He hitting sixth, at Burnham and 16-20. SBatted for Vander Meer in Cecil Travis and Buddy Washington. Berrow, May eighth. Pytlak c 3 2 6 0 Cain.p 3 O o () ting by Buddy Myer. respectively, looks like hot stuff. fBatted for Cascareila in tenth. “If I continue at this 1 finished the year as the best infielding rookie in the American League. Last With Henry Cotton and Pam Bar- White'll p 4 111 Cox p o o o 1 spending rate,” Through little fault of his own the St. Louis ooo 520 oooo—7 G house.p 10 10 +Landrum 1 o o 0 he added Elden Auker of Detroit let the St. ton in it is doubtful thoughtfully, “I’ll have to Sox loaded the bases on year he definitely established himself as a .300 hitter and one of the game’s playing top form, Cincinnati 000 000 3401—8 Riney.p o o 0 1 Appleton in Louis Browns down ! come to the conclusion that auto rac- with five hits and if America’s limited challenge in the Runs—Bucher. Stainback. Slaughter. J. the seventh. There was none out better third basemen. This year, if the critics will give the kid half a break, Totals 43 18 27 8 Totals 39 10 27 13 : Bremer. Craft Kam- I is a business and not a beat them, 7 to 1. hit a two classics will have much Martin, Brown. <2>. •Ran for Hale in ing sport"” and Pete was on the he will be called the best third baseman in baseball is what Gehringer golfing pouris. Myers <2>. Errors—Gutteridge. eighth. strictly spot. because that he is, ^Batted for In All of which three-bagger and two for the chance. Huns batted in—J. Martin (2). Brown. Qpx eighth. helps to explain the He squirmed out of the hole one singles for in ninth. by Davis (4*. Goodman <3). Lom- jBatted Berger unqualifiedly. Tigers. But some critics Rigg* <2>. wealthy young sportsman's well-laid of the most English already bardi. Kampouns. Two-base hits—Mize. Cleveland _OOo o22 132—10 courageous performances for | are seeing the possibility of the Cooke. Three-base hit—J. Martin. Home Chicago lio 021 010— 6 plans cutting himself a piece of ! ever seen in Griffith Stadium. Pete runs—Davis. Lombardi. Stolen base—J. Averill. the 30 Derby to an American-owned Runs—Lary. Campbell. Solters. May prize money. Jimmy struck out Pitcher Marcum, a going Martin. Sacrifices—S. Martim Stainback. Trosky (31. Keltner <2>. Pytlak. Hayes Johnny horse, I Double plays—Gutteridge to S. Martin to »2>. Kreevich <2». Walker. Owen. Error— Snyder, heavy-footed Chicago milk good hitter. He forced Rog Cramer to Statistics Official Score Mize. Brown Major League to S. Martin to Mize (2). Lary. Runs batted in—-Lary <2*. Hale (2), man, and Householder of Los on Ronny force a runner at the Fear Goodman and Fischer. Lett bases—St Louis. 5; Cincinnati. Campbell <2> Averill. Trosky. Keltner. plate and h« AMERICAN. NATIONAL. BOSTON. AB. R. H. O. A E. 11. Bases on balls—Off Davis 1: off Angeles, a product of W'hitehill. Kreevich. Steinbacher. Walker. midget racing, made the dangerous Joe Vosmlk pop to Cramer, cf _.. 4 1 0 H 0 0 Americans to Johnson. 1; off Macon. 1 off Harrell. J: W L. Pet GB. W.L. Pet GB W.L. Pci. GB. W L. Pct.GB. already are favored Berger. Sewell Two-base hits—Campbell. have been signed to drive Thome’s Vosmtk. If 6 0 2 2 0 it off Lamer, 1; off Hollingsworth. 3; off Three- Travis. Cleve. 6 1 .857 Chi... 3 4.429 3 Pitts.. 7 1.875 win the other four features to Solters. Averill. Trosky. Walker. Cinci. 3 5.375 4 Foxx. lb .__ 3 1 n 4 ii n sporting Cascareila. 2. Struck out—By Macon, 1; prize pair of chariots. base hit—Walker. Home run—Kreevich. It was Zeke Bonura who sewed Cronin ss 4 13 8 10 in by Harrell. 2: by Hollingsworth. 3: by Sacrifice—Pytlak. Double to up Wash. 5 3.625 14 Det, 3 5.375 3>-2 N. Y 6 1.857 V2 Bklyn. 2 5.286 4 >2 be held this country' this summer. play—Hayes If last year's performance is any Higgins. 3b 4 0 1 0 2 0 Cascareila. 1. Hus—Off Davis. 10 in «2.< Berger to Kuhel. Left on bases—Cleve- the game for the Griffs in their half Boston 5 3.625 St. L.. 3 5.375 Boston 4 2.667 Phila.. 15.167 5 Chapman rf 4 0 2 3 0 1 Goodman and Innings; off Johnson. 3 in 1 inning; off indication, neither should 14 34 1>Z Johnny Johnny ; land. 11; Chicago, lo. Bases on balls— have trouble of the seventh. who Doerr. 2b ______2 0 0 Macon. 1 in N inning; off Harrell. 1 in Zeke, hasn't been N. Y.. 4 5.444 3 Phila.. 2 6.250 44 Chi... 5 3.625 lVi St. L. 17.125 6 1 2 3 Fischer are being mentioned as the ! Off Whitehill. 4; off Cain 3; off Rigney, 1. in their Thome _ Pa off o holding •Nonne/ikamp ] o 0 0 0 o innings; Lwnier. 1 in inning Struck out—By Whitehill. 5: by Cain. 2: jobs. averaged hitting consistently, slashed a home off in McNair. 2b _ 0 0 0 0 1 0 men to beat in the British amateur Hollingsworth. 5 42* innings: off by Rigney. 1. Hits—Off Whitehill. 10 in only 115 miles an hour in De c Benge, none qualifying run to the left field bleachers Results Yesterday. Results Yesterday. Sautels, 2 1 i 1 1 o in 2innings: off Vander I 7S innings; off Galehouse none in 1l3 with ♦Gaflke championship at Troon, Scot- Meer. none in 1 off trials last year, while won the 1 0 0 0 0 0 golf inning; Cascareila. 1 in innings: off Cain. 11 in innings; off Snyder two out and Buddy Lewis on base. Washington. 6; Boston. 4. 5; 3. Berg, c 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 innings. Winning pitcher—Cascareila. 3 Chicago, Pittsburgh, land. May 23-29. Cox. 4 in IS innings: off Rigney. in 1 pole position at 125 miles an hour and That made it 5-2 Marcum, p_ 4 0 0 0 1 0 Losing pitcher—Harrell. Umpires—Messrs. inning- Winning Los- and from that point New York, 5; Philadelphia, 3. New York, 12; 8. team pitcher—Whitehill. was Philadelphia, The United States Walker Cup Magerkurth, Parker and Morgan. Time— ing pitcher—Cox. Umpires—Messrs. Giesel, Householder well up toward the on eased to Totals 2:43. Appleton victory. Detroit, 7; St. Louis, 1. Cincinnati, 8; St. Louis, 7. 34 4 10 24 1 1 is favored to continue its undefeated Basil and Rommel. Time—2:26. front. •Batted for Doerr in Notes on the Nats. Cleveland, 10; Chicago, 6. Boston, 4; Brooklyn, 1. eighth. I tBatted for De Sautels in eighth. record in Walker Cup matches at St. Better Fixed Than in 1937. Mickey Livingston, the Games Games Tomorrow. Games WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Andrews, June 3-4. young Today. Today. Games Tomorrow. 1 But Joel figures it this way: Almada. cf_ 5 0 1 4 0 0 Helen Jacobs and Mar- Bees, 4; 3 catcher who looked so good in Spring Lewis. 4 1 2 Budge, Alice Dodgers, Yankees, 5; A’s, Boston at Wash.'n. Wash, at Phila. Chicago at Pitts. Cinci. at 3b_ 0 2 1 “My car will be faster this year is to Chicago. Wright. If_ 4 0 1 0 0 ble are to clean Wim- training, subject 24-hour recall 0 expected up the Bklyn. AB.H. O. A. Boston. AB.H. A N. Y. AB H. O. A. Phils. AB.H.O.A. | Cleve. at at Detr’t. at Boston. N. at Simmons, if-0 0 O. and I have had more 1 Chicago. Chicago Bklyn. Y. Boston. 0 1 0 0 Rosen.cf 4 Crose'ti.ss 6 114 Finney,cf 4 0 6 1 experience. from Trenton ... He was to Bonura. lb 4 bledon tennis titles, June 20-July 2, 12 0 Wa tler.ss 4 2 2 5 shipped Detroit at St. L. Cleve. at St. L. Phila. at N. Y. 118 2 0 Hu son.2b 2 0 15 Joh'sonlf Rolfe.3b 6 2 11 Wer'er.3b 4 3 3 1 Therefore it will be up to Snyder and Phila. at Bklyn. Stone, lf-rf- 4 5 110 the Eastern league "farm" yesterday 0 1 3 0 0 and the American Wightman Cup tHassett 110 0 Moore.rf Powell.rf 4 10 0 Haas.rf 4 0 10 N. Y. at Phila. Boston at N. Y. St. L. at Travis, ss- 4 2 2 0 6 12 0 Householder to prove can out- 1 Cinci. St. Louis at Pitts. 3 5 ICosc rart 0 0 0 0 C'nello.2b 3 114 Gehrig.lb 3 1 12 1 Joh son.If 4 2 4 0 they The deal cut the Nat squad down Myer. 2b _ 2 1 2 3 3 0 team Is conceded the edge in those Maush.rf 4 0 3 0 West.lb 2 1 10 1 Hoag.cf 3 12 0 Hasson.lb 3 o 2 0 drive me in I R. Ferrell, e---4 10 4 10 practice. Otherwise, to 24 players, or only one over the matches June 10-11. Camllli.lb 4 0 13 O Fcher. 1 b 0 0 3 0 Selkirk.If 4 2 2 0 L'gianl.Cb 4 110 Appleton, p_ 4 0 3 1 3 0 o may switch to one of the new W1 sett.If 3 1 1 0 Gor on.2b 4 12 0 Brucker c 2 p l jobs limit ... A will be cut loose Here's a calendar of the G.Fish.3b 4 2 0 0 pitcher major E.E ish.3b 2 111 DIM'glo.cf 4 2 3 O Glenn.c 3 0 0 0 ‘Dean 110 0 one of Totals 35 8 13 27 myself and let them drive the May 15, to Owner Clark To ~1 events: D ocher.ss 3 0 3 3 M'eller.c 3 0 4 0 Pearson.p 4 0 13 tparker. o o 0 o by according Individual Leaders. 0 car I'm in now.” Washington _ 020 001 21x—fl C vinko.v 3 0 0 0 Turner.p 3 0 14 Hayes.c 0 10 Griffith. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Boston 16-20—British women's 4 2 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE. 001 001 020—4 "May golf Press'ell.p 10 0 2 Ambler.ss Last year Thorne had seven cars Marrow.p 10 0 0 Smith P 0 0 0 0 Joe Cronin fooled the Nats when Batting—Trosky. Indians. .500;’ Batlin„- — ...ge. Runs batted in—Travis. De at Burnham and Ber- codgers. .688: Almada. championship 'Black 110 0 Nelson, p 4 0 0 1 in the race at a cost which Werber. Athletics. .451. Lombardi. Reas. .47«. Sautels. Foxx. R. Ferrell. Bonura (21. probably he sent the right-handed Marcum to Hig- row. Pot 0 0 Runs—Trosky. Indians. 11: Lewis. Runs—Oil. Giants. 12: Rizzo and P. gins. Appleton. Two-base hits—Myer. ter,p 0 0 no one but knows. He didn’t Totals 36 ~P 27 17 Totals 34 8 27 4 himsejf the box yesterday The Griffs Senators. 9 Waner. Pirates. 8 each. Stone. Cronin <3>. Chapman. Three-base amateur May 23-29—British* golf Totals 20 5 2411 even to start the race and of Runs batted in—Foxx. Red Sox. 13; Runs batted in—McCarthy. Giants. hit—Appleton. Home runs—Travis. De Totals 33 10 27 14 •Batted for Brucker in seventh. get the didn’t know who he was to pitch to- Chapman. Red Sox. (1. Troon, Scotland. 1 13. Rizzo and Vaughan. Pirates. 9 each. Sautels, Bonura. Stolen base—Lewis. Sac- championship. •Batted for Marrow In eighth. tRan for Dean in seventh. other six only one finished in the day but guessed it would be either Hits—Werber. Athletics, and Fox Hits—Slaughter. Cardinals, and Mc- rifices—Myer. Doerr. Double plays—Travis tBatted for Hudson in ninth. 000—6 June 3-4—Walker matches, St. New York _ 005 000 Tigers. 13 each Cormick. to to Cup for money. That was driven Cliff Archie McKaln or Lee Reds. 13 each. Myer Bonura <21, Appleton to Travis tRan Hasset in ninth. Philadelphia_ 000 201 000—3 by I Rodgers Doubles—Cronin. Red Sox. 6; Chap- Doubles—Cooke. Reds. 4; seven play- to Bonura. Left on bases—Boston. 7; Andrews. ! Brooklyn _ 000 000 010—1 Hoag. Gor- Bergere, movie stunt man, who wound The are man. Red Sox. 5. ers tied with 3 each. Washington. 7. Bases on balls—Off Mar- Runs—Rolfe. Powell. Gehrig Sox, apparently, saving Lefty June at Boston 000 301 OOx—4 Triples—Lewis Senators: Cronin. Triples—Rizzo. Pirates. 3: cum. 1 : off Appleton. 3. 8truck out—By 1—Derby Epsom. don. Werber (2). Haas. Errors—Crosetti. up fifth. Grove for the Yankee Collins of in—Gehrig Hoag. series that Red Sox. and Greenberg. Tigers. 2 each. Cubs. Todd of Pirates and Goodman Appleton. 2. Umpires—Messrs. Rue, June 10-11—Wightman Cup tennis Runs—F. English. Cuccinello. W'cst. G. Ambler. Runs batted Home runs—Greenberg. Tigers, and and Myers. Reds. 2 each. Summers and Quinn. Time—2:17. English. Mueller. Runs batted in—Brack. Selkirk. Gordon (2>. Hasson Lodiglam, will start tomorrow. Athletics. matches at Two-base Lodigiani. Johnson. 3 each. Home runs—Ott and McCarthy. Wimbledon. Warstler. G. English. Di Maggio, Moore. Johnson. hits—Gehrig. Washington will entrain for Phila- Stolen bases—Hoag. Yankees, and Giants. 3. Two-base hits—Moore. Di Maggio. Three- Johnson (2). Home run—Gordon. Stolen Tilts June 20-July 2—All-England lawn to Gor- Peewee Sought. Lewis. Senators. 2 each. Stolen bases—Chiozza. Giants. 2: 9 Southern Association. base hit—Brack. Sacrifices—Hudson. War- base—Hoag. Double plays—Rolfe delphia early tomorrow morning to Pitching—Ostermueller. Red Sox: players tennis Wimbledon. stler. Double to don to Gehrig. Crosetti to Gordon to Geh- tied with 1 each. Knoxville, l: Nashville. O. championships at plays—Hudson Durocher The Chase are a seriee Ferrell. Senators: Filler and Whitehill. to Camillt. Warstler rig. Gordon to Crosetti to Gehrig. Left on Chevy Scrappers open two-game The Pitching—Melton. Giants: Turner. Atlanta. 8: Chattanooga. 4. 4-8—British cham- to Cuccinello to West. Indians: Auker. Tigers, and Newsom, Bees: Dean. July open golf Cuccinello to Warstler to on bases—New York. H: Philadelphia. 6. Bases for a with another Nats will return to Griffith Cubs; Tobin and Brown. Birmingham. 5: New Orleans. 4. Fletcher. Left looking game Stadium Browns. 2-0. Pirates, and bases—Brooklyn. 3; Boston. 11. on on balls—Off Smith. 2: off Ncison. 1: off Derringer. Reds. 2-0. Little Rock. 11: Memphis. 5. pionship at Deal. Bases outfit to be on to balls—Off Presnell. 2: off Marrow. 2; off Pearson, 2. Struck out—Br Smith. 3; by peewee played Saturday. Saturday face the Yankeea, who Turner. 1. Struck out—By Turner. 3. Pearson. 6: by Nelson. 6. Hits—Off Smith. Call Henry, Emerson 8448. will be on display for the first Mine. Hits—Off Presnell. 7 in 3*a innings; off 7 in 3 lnnins: off Nelson. 2 * innings. Marrow. 2 in 3>a innings; off Potter. 1 in Wild pitch—Pearson. Passed -«il—Glenn. 1 inning. Hit by pitched ball—By Marrow Losing pitcher—Smith. Umpires—Messrs. (Turner!. Wild pitch—Potter. Losing Kolls and Morlarty. Time—2:10. Like — — York, Gehrig, Has Not Been With Bat pitcher Pressnell. Umpires Messrs. Busy Stark. Barr and Stewart. Stars V^Jvl'Burnt hair! Hits .222, Hos No Homer and Has Driven in Just 2 Runs—Hornsby Is 40 Years Old Today. Yesterday 3 B> the Associated Press. SID FEDER, to for Cubs, 5; Pirates, By dleweight, fight him. And when he was finished, he was on the all in 24 Senators—Scattered Is wagon again, AB.H. O. A. Pete Appleton, yours parchod, crackling, Associated Press Sports Writes-. Albert a Pitts'gh. AB.H. O. A. 10 Red Sox hits while bagging triple Muehlhaus, Senators’ heavier than when he started hours And without the aid ack.3b 3 2 2 3 ghl'ago. L.Wa'er.ef 5 2 6 0 and two himself in Washing- fan from Her'an,2b 5 5 singles NEW YORK. April 27.—Congrats way back, writes: "In Alec brother of the of a 3 3 P.Wa'r.rf 3 2 2 0 driod out alcohol? Hayes, White mirrors, too The guy’s Collins.lb 5 2 7 0 ton's 8-4 triumph. by to the batter this Rizzo.lf 4 0 2 0 Jim Ripple and Mel Ott. Giants— greatest right-hand Washsington year you’ll see a Sox's Jack, is Alabama’s Dutch De'aree.rf 4 2 2 0 V'ghan.ss 4 0 leading won3er Ten years ago 5 5 Their home runs with men on bate ever has known team Marty.cf 4 13 0 Suhr.lb .5180 the game every bit as good as the hitter The Bassett Mueller was Wilson’s fa- helped Giants to 12-8 victory over Buddy Jimmy Galan.lf 5 0 3 0 Todd.c 5 14 3 after and dandruff. En- in case Phillies. Go dryneaa He's Rogers Hornsby, you Yanks—except for pitching and trade is hot La'zerl.ss 3 113 3 0 0 again The Car- vorite batboy with the Cards B'ba'er,3b 0 Elden Auker, Tigers—His five-hit hair haven’t heard he's 40 today. home-run Hart ett.c 3 10 0 ‘Lucas 10 0 0 courage healthy growth. Bryl- hitting" Sh-h-h, dinals? Now he’s favorite rookie 4 1 submarine ball pitching turned back Jimmy's Carlet'n.p 10 Young.2b 4 13 2 Browns. 7-1. creem’e natural oil* and tonic in- Pedro Montanez is 7 to 5 to take Mr. Muehlhaus. that's what the .0 0 0 Yankee fans are mourning Lou second-sacker—with the Phils Brandt,p 0 Jim Turner. Bees—Yielded only five Swilt.p 3 1 O 1 new Wallace at the to- Giants found out last one while fan- put life into burnt, Frankie Hipp October Gehrig’s departed batting average And he’s a shade un-5 hits and base on balls gredient* hitting only ning three in 4-1 defeat of Dodgers. .. Bill Brandt to tell Mrs. Estelle Lawson the Totals 38 13 30 12 Totals 37 alcohol-abu*ed hair. night phones Page, golf And out Detroit way they’re der .400. 8 30II Hal Trosky. Indians—Had perfect \ _ ‘Batted for Brubaker in us about the youngest stockholder champ, packs a lot of what the trotting out the crepe and black tenth. day with three hits, one a double, in hair well- three times at bat as Cleveland Daily ma**age keep* in baseball—15-month-old Charles boys on Jacobs' Beach call moxie for York’s Chicago _ 110 001 000 2—5 Rudy silent stickwork Something’s on the fire about Pittsburgh __100 011 000 0—3 downed White Sox. 10-8. all day. Lu.trou*. attrac- Lew Riggs. Reds—His tenth-inning groomed Lewis Wameke His daddy, Lon ... In the recent mid-South af- Roundhouse is a football relations between Fordham Runs—Herman (2). Lazserl. Rudy hitting _ Collins. single with bases loaded gave Reds tive—never *ticky or grea*y. of the Cards, him a share in fair she took 84-85 the first two has no Hartnett. L. Waner. Suhr. Young. Errors 8-7 decision gave mighty .222, homers and and Louisiana State Has any —Herman.' over Cardinals. Runs batted in—Marty (2). Billy Iferman and Ripper Collins. the Hot Springs (Cotton States) rounds, then wound up with a 73 has batted in Just two (count ’em) one noticed that Frit* Ostermuel- Rizzo. Hack. P. Waner. Lazzerl. Brubaker. For healthy, abundant, handaome Collins. Cubs—Their triples produced deciding But Hot isn't a for second the runs Two-base httb—Demaree. Three- run in of with thl* club Springs place And all in eight games ... A the Red Sox mark, 10-lnning, 5-3 trimming hair, begin today differ- pat ler, question base hits—Herman. Collins. Home run— Pirates. in Lazserl. Cardinal farm, and Pine Bluff, time she was carrying a tempera- on the back for the handling, so seems to have all the answers this Sacrifices—Swift. Marty. Dou- Joe Gordon. Yankees—His home run ent non-alcohol tonic. Get it now. ble to plays—Lazzeri Herman to Collins, with a man the same loop, is ... If this be trea- ture of 101, and her physicians kept far, of th* War Admiral-Seabiscuit the Yanks an base helped Yanks to spring? Holding Young to Vaughan to Suhr (2). Left on 3-3 defeat of Athletles. bases—Chicago. 7; 10. Bases son Don't look now, but there advising her to quit. waits .. No increase in prices, to one hit and the Senators to Pittsburgh, on balls—Off Brandt. 3; off Carleton. 4. seems to be something stirring be- Jim McGalliard, Texas Christian no Annie Oakleys and room for four really is tossing that old ap- Struck out—By Carleton. 7; by 8wift, 4. Hits—Off Internatienai. tween Mike Jacobs and Seattle's two-miler, gave up Easter holidays just about all the folks. ple in there And only a few Brandt. 3 in lt4_ innings: off Swift, 10 in 8 s* Innings. Hit by pitched Toronto, 8; Newark, 6. Nat Druckman over who’s going to to do heavy work around the cam- Ho. hum — see where Rollle weeks ago the Sox were toying ball—By Carleton tRizzo). 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