Foxx on Batting Rampage for Cubs After Modest Start in ■ — —♦ Win, Lose or Draw Ward Galleryite Snaps Cooper's By LEWIS F. ATCHISON. (In the temporary absence of Francis Ε Stan ) With Semifinals Mound Streak, ^Willie Ritchie, Jr./ Enters Sports Picture Maybe the name of Jim Reichert doesn't mean anything to j-ou. but suppose we call him Willie Ritchie, jr.? Ah, it does make a in Western Nails Braves difference, doesn't it? On Thanks to who a Charley Reynolds, recognized possible feature Passeau to Win ptory when he discovered the lad pursuing a physical fitness course Welch, His Conqueror, Helps at Camp Letts several weeks ago, we found the tall, athletic son of 13th Victory on Hill; the old lightweight champion at Takoma swimming pool. He'll Takes on McCormick; Bpend the summer there as a lifeguard and if ever there was an Yanks Triumph athlete who looked his part it is this big, quiet kid. Abbott Plays Givan BAILEY, Reichert's boss is George (Docι Lentz, George Washington Univer- By JtTïSON By RIISS NEWLANI). Preei Sport/» Writer. sity trainer, who remembered him Associated well from last year when Jim led Buck- Associated Press Sports Writer. No one has accused James Emorv nell to a 6-0 victory over the Colonials. 11.—A SPOKANE, Wash.. July Foxx of anything but a decorous "A plenty good football commented "and I wish new Western amateur cham- player," Lentz. only golf debut in the National League For we could take him this was the of year—he's not going back to Bucknell. He scored pion striding: fairways days after he Joined the Chicago the Manto Course today, doomed to the winning touchdown against us and ran 6r> yards for another only Cubs the big slugger was as incon- remain undefeated until the finals to have it called bark on an offside penalty. We can't use him. of course, spicuous as a stick of gum. are afternoon. finished Sunday If the senior circuit berause of the conference transfer rule, but he'd make a mighty sweet But expected The defending titleholder. Corpl. to re- back." "the Beast's" huge war club Marvin was eliminated Ward, yes- main silent indefinitely, It must and it out today over terday, fighting know better now. 36-hole semifinals were the present Off He Game He set off a cannon cracker on the Chip Oid Block, Likes Fight national public links champion, Bill Fourth of July with a threr- Relchert. likes football, but he likes boxing, too. and figures he has Welch; two former wearers of the homer that knocked enough native ability to makp a quick piece of change In the ring under links crown and an ex-Walker public out of the box after Cooper had nine the But, he craves action and if he could a berth Cup star. right management.. get straight games; yesterday he made Welch, Houston iTex.t mechanic on a pro football squad this season he might forget boxing for a while. half of the Cubs' six hits and who won the championship here a But sooner or later he knows the old fighting spirit will boll up within knocked in the deciding run In a year ago, knocked Ward out of com- him and he'll find himself in the dueling with a pair of mittens laced 3-to-2 victory over the Boston pit in the quarter-finals. 2 up. petition Braves. on his hands. It wasn't exactly unexpected be- At Bucknell, wherp Football A1 Humphreys called him the best cause Ward bobbed up in a, bad This game was a pitching duel STRETCHES IT—Here's Dick between and Jim Bison athlete since Clark Hinkle scarred the turf of old North Field. slump after winning the qualifying medal and was to face only Bartell of the Giants Tobin with the unlucky Boston Fteichert had 14 intercollegiate boxing matches and won 13—most of lucky j getting average opposition in the first three a from hurler helping to beat himself. In them by knockouts. His lone defeat was at the hands of a West Pointer "safe" verdict Umpire rounds of match play. attempting to start a play had none the best of the offi- Sears as he slides under Sec- and strictly neutral reports indicate Jimmy threw wild Phil Cavar- Welch Three l'nder rar. he and let ciating. But that isn't a reliable yard measure of his true ability. ond Baseman Frank Crespi on retta ieach from where he He scrambled to an impressive second, a a double in the course of a on In the The college boy who makes good in pro ranks Is rare specimen. 1-under-par score yesterday, but it scored Foxx's single eighth. The Braves contributed two other Ivan Nedomatsky. an outstanding lightweight at Maryland, tried to make wasn't good enough to match battle at St. Louis yesterday, errors, one of them by the big jump and landed In the mudpuddle of oblivion. Ray Matulewicz, Welch's 69, three under. but his feat didn't prevent the When Welch won he ousted not Eddie Miller, who hadn't made a Duke's light-heavy who fought for dough as Matt Ray. was no paragon Cards from winning, 3-2. only the holder of the big national mlscue in 40 previous games. of success. Bob Pastor, of course, is the shining exception to the rule, but amateur title, but the winner of the —A. P. Wirephoto. Passeau held the Braves to Ave him Steve Hamas was the only ex-collegian who made any sort of before Western crown the last two years. < hits in scoring his 13th triumph hands a a splash in the big pond and Max Schmeling's savage put period Welch, incidentally, said today he against five defeats. He has won than other to his career in Berlin. intended to remain here and make more games any Spokane his home. Rain-Hampered Nats in either major league this season. In first semifinal, Welch Reds Shade Learn Hard today's Dodgers. Youngster Willing to Way compared shots with Bruce McCor- The nosed out the Heichert had 14 official bout? at Bucknell, as we were saying, but mick, Los Angeles fireman who was Resume Attack on Brooklyn Dodgers 2-1 in 10 innings in 1937 with had many informal jousts with his dad and picked up a lot of ring strategy national public links leader in a night game Prank Mc- in last Cormick Walters In these sessions. His pop was a good belter with either mitt and Jimmy and a quarter-finalist year's singling Bucky left national amateur. home to decide the contest after the remembers vividly the day Ritchie forgot and smacked him with a McCormick still was in the run- Chisox Tonight pitcher had opened with his second hook. He thought the building had caved in. ning by virtue of a victory over Skee ! and advanced on an error. mistaken idea Reichert is a weisenheimer who won't But don't get the Glendale, 3 and 2, Each team scored in the third in One of the Riegel, yesterday. Halts Newsom to advice because his old man was a world champion. Downpour the other of a listen Abbott Meets Givan. only interruption did when the lad came under his wing at Bucknell battle between first things Joe Reno The other 36-holer brought to- As He Looks on Way stirring pitching the differently. He taught him to snap Walters, who gained his tenth vic- was to make him carry right gether Corpl. Pat Abbott of Denver, still knows he's a lot To Shutout Win tory, and Kirby Higbe, who was the punch and step up the voltage. Jimmy got 1936 public links top man, and Harry is to wait and charged with his sixth defeat against of schooling before he'll be a polished fighter and willing Givan of Seattle, a member of the Buck Newsom could fall into a eight successes. learn. 1937 American Walker Cup squad. Abbott, who has shot the best golf cluster of four-leaf clovers and come Walters allowed but six hits and He came to town seeking one man as nis —nouuuy ei»c— in the tournament, defeated Marsh with The Higbe gave only five for nine innings. instructions to avoid the wolves who might try to up poison ivy. strutting end with explicit Hammond, Spokane, 4 and 3, while Then Walters singled to open the a tentative on Washington pitcher who earlier in on his name. They have agreement, nothing blasted the of Wilford 10th and Hugh Casey came in to capitalize Givan hopes the season was must a hurling horribly and one of the stipulations is that Jimmy undergo Spartan ace from Racine, yield the winning blow. paper, Wehrle, ranking lately has been producing some of then at the four-round preliminary class. 4. The defeat shaved a full game fiege of training and begin Wis., 5 and the league's better pitching, but he It's to be off the Dodgers' apparently None of this •,we'll-fight-anybody" stuff. going slow, painful There was little to choose among hasn't much to show for it. ample from the 8 ^-game lead because the St. Louis not the semifinalists although, end very profitable. He has won only two of his last Cardinals a week of play, Abbott appeared the snatched 3-2 victory in Reichert wants to resume school work this year. He knows something 12 starts and has won six, lost 12 a best bet. In 59 holes he went over 10-inning tussle with the New York Bbout accountancy, having prepped for the FBI, and will pursue a course for the year but Buck's been a AIDED IN THEFT—Buster Mills' flfth-inning steal of third base, assisted when Philadelphia's Giants. par only twice and each time on the line or take He wants a and is willing better pitcher than his record would Blair the throw from Catcher Hal was a factor in the Indians to along that pre-law. college degree 149-yard, par three 11th. Both Buddy dropped Wagner, helping With two out in the ninth, the indicate. He isn't wallowing in luck to work for it. Welch and Givan had trouble stay- a 4-2 decision over the A's yesterday. —A. P. Wirephoto. Redbirds had been blanked on four and last night at Griffith Stadium But he's just itching to stick his hands inside a pair of the mahogany ing on the fairways in the early hits by Bob Carpenter. Then Whitey me pjemenus cnippea in to deprive and into a man-sized brawl. It's the spirit of old Willie of the tournament, but they Kurowski singled and Pinchhitter mittens get good, part, him for a in possible triumph. Walker doubled. Ace Adams Ritchie in him and then, too, a 203-pound growing boy like to eat. showed great Improvement the Cooper quarterfinals. Nats Score in First. Lake Huron Sail Race Leaves was rushed to the mound and served Buck owned a 1-0 lead in the Reinhart, Navy-Bound, another single to Pinchhitter Coaker final half of the fourth inning with Triplett for the two runs that tied Bobby Estalella on third base and the score. Chided Over none oyt, but at that rain Lures lis Smallest Host of Well-Wishers Here Hughson, Batting, Brothers juncture Cooper Barely Escapes. Falkenburg canceled proceedings. He was get- In the 10th inning Terry Moore ting the better of a duel pitching Won High Esteem Personally and as Coach; and Enos Slaughter singled and Pre-Season with the veteran Ted Lyons when Fleet Collects Wager in 10 Years Stan Musial bunted down the thirrl- for National his luck again ran out on him. Zahn to as Basket Mentor Bidding Carry On base line. Adams fielded the ball The Nats scored their only run in Takes Brown's With Fourth and threw to third for a force play— Money Bingle the first as Case White Cloud, Baltimore as inning George Bill Reinhart's departure for the Navy will be felt keenly but wasn't there and School Net Crowns reached first on Lyons' fumble, took Of Goes for Pennock's Coin Scratch among the town's sports Shakespeares as at George Washington, the winning run came in unmolested. Season, second as Joe Kuhel threw wild into Craft, Among the school he served so well his seven here. This uprising saved Mort Cooper left field attempting to fort*? him 19 in 240-Mile Haul during years By STEVE O LEARY, Bob Willett another defeat, for he gave up two Is Playing at second and moved around on a The Colonials director of athletics is Norfolk-bound to serve Associated Press Sports Writer. runs and all the Giants' eight hits pair of infield outs. That run By thf Associated Press. in the of the United States as a In Teams With physical fitness program Navy before for a in BOSTON, 11.—Big league hurlers for some strange reason Singles, loomed with retiring pinchhitter July large Newsom — ap- PORT HURON. Mich., July 11 lieutenant commander and G. W.'s loss is the Navy's gain. Comdr. the seventh. headed for one of his more in their averages than in baffling opposing Tom in Doubles Final parently Nineteen sleek the take pride batting racing yachts, «jene is a In the the New better efforts, but rain ruined his unney geuwiiK granu-, smallest fleet in 10 years, slip across York Yankees and Cecil "Tex" leading pitcher, bid guy. one who knows his physical continued their mas- hitters, Hughson, B> the A«sociated Presi. for victory No. 7. the line here in the giaduate manager and handle the starting today training from A to Z, who can in- tery over the St. Louis Browns with he'll bet one on his prowess . PHILADELPHIA, July 11.—Prank Dietrich. Wynn to Hurl. 18th annual 240-mile haul Lake business end of the athletic setup, Is no exception—in fact, any up spire confidence in those under him a 5-2 victory—their eignth straight The twice rain Huron to Mackinac Island. and Zahn, whom Reinhart consid- member of the American Willett, a steady competitor from game, delayed by and who knows the meaning of hard over St. Louis. The Yanks scored The handsome, rangy Texan, ered one oi the finest coaches before finally being called, will be The fleet, 12 boats smaller than young all their runs on the was lavored to win work. three hits off John at Cleveland earlier this week deep South, in can over League's All-Star hurling contingent played as part of a double-header last year and less than half as large the business, take the in the first After- the national interscholastic tennis Whittles His Waistline. Niggeling inning. ana 01 nine vmuucs miu on Chicago's next visit here, for of the record entry of 40 craft in varsity basket ball team. ward made two possessor championship today in his title they only blows off three defeats this year, normally Prexy Clark Griffith decided to play 1939, is made up largely of thor-. Bil1 had to work like a Trojan to Missed in Basket Ball. get five hits all year," eneered match with lanky Bob Palkenburg Stan Ferens, but the game had been Is as as the majority today's game tonight at 8:30. Single tested and cutters whip his waistline into something just helpless Brown. of Calif. oughly yawls Johnny Baker, of course, will decidcd. Hollywood, are a naval limitations be- of at bat. "You're both drawled Tex. day games becoming rarity for manned by seasoned crews, but the approximating handle football, so Reinhart's ab- Mel Harder held the on," The seeded Philadelphia Tex Annlston, Ala., youth, the Nats, incidentally, for their last entry to beat is a newcomer, Charles fore he could qualify for his com- sence will oe felt more in the court But against Detroit yesterday, After Pehnock'e Athletics to four hits as the Cleve- Money. No. 1, and Falkenburg, No. 4, have 32 have been at E. Sorenson's 60-foot cutter White mission and collected three hits, two singles and games played night spent many long, lonely game, wherein he had carved a land Indians scored a 4-2 victory. Tex had collected four hits up to both won the United States boys' or as of double-headers. Cloud. hours in the Colonials' Β double. His second-inning single part training reputation as one of the East's Tex Hughson not only pitched 7- yesterday so his second-inning sin- crown, Willett in 1940 and the Cali- That situation will continue for room out and drove in a run and his lusty double Baltimore Boat Is Standout. boiling exercising. leading coaches. hit ball, but drove in three runs gle won the Brown bet and then he fornien last year. awhile, too. Bill Dietrich of the The net result is a trim that accounted for two more—half t.ne White Cloud, trim ocean-going figure Coming to Washington in 1935 as himself with a double and a single added a double and single for good defeated Holmes White Sox and of the should look at home in the service Boston total in its 6-1 victory over Falkenburg Early Wynn racer from Baltimore, which was assistant to Jim Pixlee, whom he as the Boston Red Sox battered the measure. Mace has bet him now he Nats will on the mound in the . Cathrall, unseeded surprise package oppose brought to Great Lakes competition blue. eventually succeeded as football Detroit Tigers, 6-1. won't make 10. from in the semifinals tonight's tussle and the Cleveland Scranton, Pa., by Sorensen, Detroit automotive His going will make some changes coach. Reinhart quicldy won the Philadelphia-Pittsburgh and Chi- Tex Collects Wager. The wa.s historic. i 8—6 and and Indians Invade for a double-header double, however, yesterday by 6—1, executive, is the scratch boat of the necessary on G street, but thanks to friendship of his fellow coaches and cago-Washington night games were in and Doc then his Tom Falk- tomorrow. with "I'm over the hump now," exulted Barney McCosky right I joined brother, Monday's game fleet and gives as much as two hours the twin presence of Max Farring- newspapermen. Quiet and unas- postponed. Cramer in center were in- in their semifinal Cleveland will be at Tex, who had been concerned over playing enburg, winning played night. and 28 minutes of handicap time to ton and Arthur Zahn, there will be suming. he had an important role shallow fields. Tex t«ed doubles β—3, 6—2. over Har- There will be no game but his recent batting failures. "I'll sultingly match, Tuesday last year's winner, the 55-foot cut- no violent upheaval. Farrington can In elevating Colonial athletics to a off and drove one between land Wendell and Joseph Scheerer, Wednesday and Thursday games ter show you guys some hitting." right Kittihawk, owned by John Tim- step back into his old position of high, stable position. L. A. F. them on the fly and it rolled—not jr.. Hill School, Pottstown, Pa. with Detroit will be at night, mak- ken of Cleveland. But even more precious to Tex World Mark to the right but the right-centerfield The Falkenburg boys' opponents ing an interval of 18 games between In their week-end dash to Mack- Haegg's than his ninth victory and the threp wall for the two-baser. in the doubles finals, following the single day games. Β. H. inac Island—the first finisher solid hits whs the bet he collected prob- "Dead field huh?" singles title play are Don Skakle ably will check in late Statistics from Mace Brown. That right hitter, ; Monday—the Schroeder Star League Colleague and Bruce Daniels of boats will Top For Mile snickered "Just wait'll Worcester, seek supremacy in three JTI.Y II, 1»»?. Equaled etorv goes back to Hughson. SATURDAY Herbie hears I'm to Mass., Academy. main divisions—racing, and when Hughson declared himself starting pull Stars cruising AMERICAN. of them toward that left field wall." Yesterday racing-cruising. Result* Yesterday. Vigorously on the subject Hugh- Bv the Associated Press. East's Headed by the 12-meter Iris. 1941 Of 140 After Fellow Swede ton's hitting. Chirago at Washington (night), post- By Me! Harder, Indians—Beat Athletics division champion owned by poned with four-hit hurling. Harry New York. 5: St. Py the Associated Press. "I can pitch," announced Tex, Last Fletcher Louis, 2. Fights Night Jimmie Poxx and Claud* Passeau, of Alpena, the racing class Boston. 6; Detroit, 1. "but wait'll see me hit. That Walter Johnson Cleveland, 4; STOCKHOLM. Sweden. July 11.— you Young By the Associated Pre&s. Cubs—Poxx madp three hits and drove has only four entries. There are Court Title Philadelphia, 5. In winning run Braves, Clay That 4:06.2 for the mils is when we against who clocking left field fence my baby — Standing of the Club·. WILMINGTON, Del. Joey were held to five hits by Passeau. eight in the racing-cruising divis- to Park." Is Bombardier Cadet : which Gunder Haegg established get Fenway Tex HuKhson, Rfd Sox—Limited ions, White Cloud and W. L Pet GB Maxim, 179, Cleveland, outpoint- topped by New York j Tigers to seven hits and made two 52 2« .667 just eight days ago already has been Both Brown and sharp-eyed Hprb Bs the Associated Press. Kittihawk, and seven in the eruis- Russell, Argentina Ace; Boston 48 30 himself to bat in three runs. .615 4 ed Lou Brooks, 182'<2, Wilming- 46 equaled. director of the Sox farm ν ιαποιιιυαιιυιι. Cleveland 36 -.561 8 Pennock, ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex., July Coaker Triplett. Cardinals—Pinch ton (10). of Ecuador in Detroit 44 40 .524 11 Arne Andersson, who was second system, had noted Hughson's pen- 11.—Walter P. Johnson, jr., of Ger- singled two runs across to tie score Two Winners Segura St. Louis 37 43 .463 16 in and Are Missing;. I to on last was to dead ninth enabled Redbirds to beat Chicago 32 44 .421 If· Haegg July 2. night chant for hitting right field mantown, Md., son of the famous FORT SMITH, Ark.—Jackie Giants in tenth. Another New York defending champion is Tourney Philadelphia 34 52 .305 22 clocked at the same figure. and descended on him like hungry former Washington pitcher, now is Byrd, 146, Bytheville, Ark., At ley Donald. Yankees—K>pt nine Washington 20 51 .363 24 Duchess, owned by Tom Lott of race in hits scattered and himself singled in In the which Haegg set the wolves. a bombardier cadet at the Army Air knocked out Tommy Hoover, 140, in the B> tht Associated Presi. Game* Today, Game* Tomorrow. one run in five-run opening blast Detroit, cruising division, but present unofficial world mark, says yon don't hit Base here. Washington, D. C. (3). against Browns. two holdover winners are NEW YORK, July 11—Ted Chi. at Wash, 8:30.Cleve. at Wash (2), "Twenty-five missing. St. Louis at N. I Andersson the distance in and Prank McCor- York. 1:30. galloped that left field wall all Johnson was sworn in SAN Calif.—Lou Both owned are Schroeder of Glendale, Calif ., is Detroit at year," snapped Young yes- JOSE, Salica, mirk. Peds—Former pitched six-hit by Detroiters, they top- Boston. St L at Bos. (2). 4:06.4 to Wooderson's Cleve. at equal Sydney Pennock. terday. He enlisted in the Air I Nat ball and made two safeties himself, Dave Williams' Sonata and Ted seeded in the marathon Phila. Det. at. Ν. Y. (21. Corps 118, Brooklyn, outpointed player Chi. at record that had stood since snoring winning run on latter s single Phila. (2). accepted more Farnsworth's tennis cham- "Twenty-five says you don't last month. Corum, 123, Los Angeles (10). in 10th inning Chantey. Eastern clay courts 1937. For the first time in in which an estimated 140 many years pionship national. there will be no Coast Guard players will have competed before Both Andersson and Haegg. who patrol Results Yeste»day. of the race. the finals on July 19. also has times that the listed Chicago. 3; Boston, 2. surpass Golf Club Members Manicure Own Course to Economize Francisco Segura, Ecudorean, who Cincinnati, 2; Brooklyn, 1 (night, 10 world records in the 1.500-meter and his racket with both innings ι. have been invited swings hands, St. Louis. 2: New York. 1 I 2-mile run, to and Alejo Russell, Argentine cham- Philadelphia at Pittsbi.TSh, night, post- compete in the United States next Leaders poned. I Linksman Bounces Ball Off Airplane; Umpire Geisel May Be Out of Baseball for Keeps League pion. were placed in the second and I winter by Dan J. Ferris of the By the Associated Press. third slots. Neither is likely to Standing of the Clubs. National AAU, Br HUGH FULLER TON, Jr., ! and back onto the fair- with a dance or- Geisel have been knocked AMERICAN until W. L Pet. G Β. dropped ! zations, sang may LEAGUE. appear Monday, having Brooklyn 53 22 .707 Wide World Sports Writer. way. chestra in his spare time and into retirement that Batting—Williams. Boston. .344; reached the semifinal round of the St, Louis 45 2!' .608 7"> right by Gordon, New York, and Cincinnati 42 35 .545 12 — Later Doerr, Boston. NEW YORK. July 11.—'While Making ens meet Baseball appeared in a few shows. .343. New Jersey State meet at New Bob Promoted base-line crash in Chicago. He's Orange, York 40 ,30 .506 15 Neyland other golfers have been worry- fans who complain about the he held down a daytime job, Huns—Williams. Boston. 73; D. Di N. J. Chicaso 30 42 .181 17 Maggio, Boston, 59. Pittsburgh 35 40 .467 18 on lack of bus service Xn the served as assistant of a still in the hospital recovering To Full Colonel ing about the war's effects park manager Runs batted in—Williams, Boston, Of the many competitors, 90 are in Boston 35 48 .422 22 Army to 80; Doerr. 59. PI ladelphla 21 55 .276 33Vi their clubs, a bunch of the boys won't be getting much sympathy theater by night and managed from a severe concussion and Boston, the men's division and 50 in the Bj the Associated Press. Hits—Spence, Washington. 103; Pes- Vt decided from Jewel Ens of the two to study Games Today. Games Tomorrow, up at St. Johnsbury, Manager get away evenings doctors usually say to stay out of ky. Boston. 99 women's group. NORFOLK, Va., July 11.—Bob Doubles—Doerr, Boston, 29; N. York at St. Louis. N. York at Chi. to do something about it. Like Syracuse Chiefs. For 35 years, at Northwestern. Newspapers Higgins, The top-seeded women are Mar- (2). the hot sun a time after Detroit. 27. Bkl. at Cincin. t2). Bkl. at Pitts. (2). Neyland, former coach of Tennes- want to the Yanks or long all the rest, they've had to econo- Jewell has been walking to and that drop Triples—Heath, Cleveland. 8: Bou- garet Osborne of San Francisco, No. Boston at Chicago. Phila. at Cinci. (2>. see's football dreau. Cleveland: powerful teams, now is from ball orchards about 100 Phils from the major league such an injury. Catcher Ted Spence, Washington, Helen Phila. at Pittsburgh. Boston at St. L. 12>. mize, so every Monday evening and J. Di Maggio. New York, 7. 1; Bernhard of New York, No. Col. Robert R. Neyland, United because too Kerr of the Salt Lake Pio- Home 10 or a dozen gather on the times a season. He won't do it standings they're City runs—Williams. Boston, 18; 2; Patricia Todd of New States York. Detroit, 14. Canning PIEDMONT LEAGUE. Army Engineers. a because or low, might substitute the neer League Club caught 16 in- course and instead of chasing in Jersey City, though, high, Stolen bases—Case, Washington. 14; York, No. 3, and Helen Pederson A major in the Reserves when he the other without Vernon, Winston-Salem. 4; Charlotte, 0. in three it's seven miles to the stadium Great Lakes Naval Training Sta- nings night Washington, and Kuhe!, Chi- of Portsmouth, 7; Durham, 1. little pill they put good cago. 13. Rihbany Boston, No. 4. was called to active duty less than from the hotel where the Chiefs tion club. So far the sailors have getting credit for r or an (Only games I hours wielding scythes, riding ^itching—Borowy. New York, 7-1; two years ago. Neyland recently was met the Phils and . Four couldn't Chandler. New York. 9-2. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. raking and stay. Reds, Cubs, pitchers to lieutenant mowing machines, Macon. 13; Savannah, 12. promoted colonel and Service at Port White Sox and they're scheduled fan a single Boise batter and NATIONAL LEAGUE. weeding trans, etc. So now they dept.—Soldiers Columbia. 8. Augusta. 4. this week was moved up to a full to take on the Athletics and Kerr didn't a chance to toss Minor Greenville. 7; Columbus. 2. a that's in Monmouth, N. J., would like to get Batting—Reiser, Brooklyn, .357; Leagues colonel. rot only have layout Medwick. Brooklyn. .337. By the Associated Press. (Only games.) other outfit has a Giants. A game with the Red out a base runner. fine but they have a lot Know if any Runs—Ott, New York, 58; Reiser, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. shape Brooklyn. 54 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. club than more versatile athletic officer Sox was rained out. Hold that pun—Eddie Stanky, more interest in the Runs batted in—Mize, New Sacramento. 4 San Diego. 2. Milwaukee. 10: St. Paul, β little star—John R. Milwaukee Brewers' York. 63; before. And while we're on golf, than Lt. Joe Zarish, the Today's guest shortstop, Elliott.. Pittsburgh, and Medwick, Brook- Los Angeles, β: Oakland. 1 Kansas City. 4; Minneapolis, S. lyn. 55. Hollywood. 4: San Francisco, 8. (Only games! Shoe- who led the cheers for their Hanlon, Alliance (Ohio) Review: once hoped to be a boxer. He BASEBALL out in Okoboji, Iowa, L. C. guy Hits—Mize, New York, 92; Reiser, (Only games.) THREE-EYE LEAGUE. «ft. fall before en- Moses now the bat- ! took in an amateur tourna- Brooklyn. 90. maker of Sioux teed off on football team last "Wally tops part TEXAS LEAGUE. City Doubles- -Joost. Cincinnati; Cedar Rapids. 8—1: Decatur. 7—0 NIGHT GAME the officers' candidate ting order and Jimmy ment in until his Hack, Madison. Waterloo. 3—9 the 14th hole of the Brooks tering Manager Philadelphia Chicago* and Reiser, Brooklyn, 22. ■Beaumont. 7—1: Shreveport, 1—4. 5—8. "all- thinks he'll lead mother came to watch his fifth— St Port Worth. 4 Tulsa. 1 Evansville. IV—0; Sprinefleld, 8—5. vs. as a school. Lt. Joe was named Dykes probably Triples—Slaughter, Louis, Washington Country Club just plane Nicholson. Chicago, β Houston. R, San Antonio « SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Chicago cheer leader" at Illinois the White Sox out of the Amer- and last—bout. "You didn't look Dallas, Oklahoma City, in. came in to land at an adjoining America Home runs—Mize New York. 14. Ott, 11: Atlanta. 7: Birmingham, 5. AMERICAN New York, and LEAGUE PARK sailed U. He also was president of a ican League's wilderness." good hanging over the ropes," she Camilli. Brooklyn. 12. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. New Orleans. 3 Chattanooga, t. etrport. Shoemaker's ball Pitching—French, 7, 2. Knoxville. Ρ Memphis, 4. Tomorrow—Cleve.—-1:30 I — I Brooklyn. 9-0: Baltimore, Montreal. P.M. or no student Sportpourri Umpire Harry said. Wyatt, up. landed on the plane's wing, half dozen organl- Brooklyn. 9-2. 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