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The Cincy Reds Win Crucial Twin l will bring a lusty crew of sluggers Yacoma for an exhibition game with the Tigers at Athletic 10l park next Monday night at 8:30 o'clock Manager Swecney of standing Bill the Ducks is one of the out- IDAHO batters in the hitting 351 this Chicago CLOSES GROUSE season. Cubs BOINE, - grouss Jerome, Twin Fualle, Cossle, Binine, Lincoln, * Wa The native Mink Tlrving On the pheasanis season on or Jeffries, with a batting average of around .340, is second Lam | inentire Southeastarn Idahe was closed In the league in two base hits with 37 to date this campaign, igm-yu?unm-&dtuhhm Harry Rosenberg, Bunnock, Cartbou, Oneids, Frankils , stands well up among the hitters in o~ == and Game department. The sefson was to Mave or. snd Bees the Coast loop. He is smacking the pill at the rate of 327, With opened tomorrow days Lake. SR NEW YORK--Hsul the pennant and lasted 18 Johnny Frederick, outfielder and first sacker, is another fence W, sxplained s The department also announced an ovder down to half ataff at Wrigley Director Owen Morris that chae buster in this crew of heavy hitters. | drought upland Field, Chicago, and blow taps soft Elliott Metecalf treme conditions have saused drds Ed Coleman, who is out of the game with injuries at present, to concentrate near suppliss, Ooune put year, 0 being and low for the Cubs are as good by avallable water Ucoding, into effect Inst continued TN5 ‘gg? fs one of the leading home hitters in the league tien affected the order wers Camas, R bo as out of the 1838 race Frankie Hawkins, third sacker, is another who is a The Reds yesterday gave the JOHNSON, the boy, continues his great Mitting for | threat every time he steps up to the plate. Tacoma 1838 champions a whaling, BO! Philadeiphia Athietion. Yesterday he collocted six for 18, four The Beavers as a team will hold their own with any club { the 75, and 113 The twin dose & in the circuit when it comes to smacking the hall for five in the first and twe for five Inthe second, sne double Easily the Cubs dropped 12 games be- game .. T e dee s SR The club is not blessed with the best pitching in the cireuit, only whacker Inthefirst Joan Reaches GMC Win . Truckers hind the Reds - - : e s R Ad Liska, Bill Thomas and Bill Radonits being eftective, CITY LEAGUR STA) . Jn(‘ki: The Reds staged a four-run travel . . Jockey Robertson will ride William Thomas will be making his second visit to Tacoma as a MOI\ER.\' player. rally in the seventh inning of the Leßßaron's Black Jade at Longacrea S2OOO apeed handioap at Two years ago he pitched one game for Wenatchee, to the losing first game to come from behind Longacres Sunday. Robertson, now riding in Loa Angeles, will travel ! ) T Bengals at Athletic park, 7 to 5. Flllll N 1 win, Frank via the Twenty-five yoars ago been iaughed Joan Mahon, Roundyear-old to MecCormick's two- imorth air. you'd have | 18. 'h.%j | ace, The win kept the Trushmen run single was the payoff blow, |down at even suggesting that some day jockeys would move from ma golfing and Mra. Herbert PR B Fry, members, .. ' air . Brookdale Gene Thompson, whe re- [ plant to plant via the . | both club | oo thqh-h'm:h , - - - will It out tomorrow at lieved Johnny Vander Meer n battle ;mhmu?dperceninge Reuther, scouting for Los Angeles and the Ohicage Cuba, Brookdale course for the 1939 a fow peinte the third, was credited with Dl"l’(‘. place, Olymple e Specify May sayvs Tony Freitas, the midget southpaw sce, s Washington State women's publie second ‘ome & iriple, ¥ at Sacramento ohe Race the Acres victory. Whitey Moore Suptvier hurlers baseball, Hoks title ! Cream wonts Dalry LONGACRES - Specify, ranked Buck-on-Wine, the winner of did the honors in the nighteap, of the best In any class. But explaine Freitas' ab. tonight bowl, ume | They went into the finals today, atLinesin start ‘ among the ten greatest thorough-( - seven stralght races on blanking the Cubs until he had from the majors is becanse of the and mid-wetern heal, got : W iirvesies ‘” 37 ) Brit- sonce‘l\onll‘[?hlull(llhl.ol.’?l‘?!b.?“h“eastern Joan defeating Mis. Jack 1100, Penttosst will breds in training on the American ish Columbia tracks this & 18-0 lead. Orenmmsne ! sea- ' Meadow Park, 6 and ¢ and Mra on the Nillfor the W s athiete ~.. . tarf today, was made eligible this son., The Reds drove Claude Passeau out of an on-.’ Narry s b g ¥ LRers . . . Fry defeating Mrs. Fred Jimmelss | and Mall sloted morning for the SIO.OOO Longacres If welghts for the mile, which to cover in the fifth and scored Milkmen, . & Pruseff, Seattle, . playsd bach, Hrookdale, 2, P « gotlemen Mr. Hank 3 and in semb | workfor the mile to be run here Aug 27. will be released Sunday, meet with nine runs before Dizzy Dean finally . ssay ! L 0 suedy ("AIENW.T won & New yesterday major final competition. OMUC Trucks had an time A. A. Baroni took of put fire and hard mateh In York's heat ina 11 1 advantage Baroni's approval, Specify will be the out & winning , heavy :g» ?]” taped. He competition Joan is favorite to to frem the down | Romp. S meet with hisribs had returned to this m,‘ vodbdl 4GRS the supplementary clause which shipped here from Hollywood park The Cardinals ripped off their season trodden Model i | years' a . . . the crown Lumber siub last an to nominate af- next week. straight, after three absence because of broken back and ribs. at i enables owner 10th bowling over Pitts- night Komp 6 - - : Mrs. George Garrison, Seat- || Lincoln bowl, Rl |™o ter nominations are ... & turned in a the original Winner of three ten-thousand- burgh, 5-3. Arky Vaughan a Most dignified of all horse action + trotler like Peler Astra, te, defeated Mm, Morley | four-hit pitehing per- A payment of a formance and the closed by two-hun- dollar stakes this year, homer with' give the . . Lumber Inds already one on to champion, in the throes of competition, . | Witheridge, Mighinnd, 3 and | i m» | Bomet, of .. Ll . dred-dollar fee, | Specify will be one of best Pirates 2.1 - - after the at lead, but Johnny -~ 1, play ;‘were neaver init kool @ : the golf In semi-final of the wEERe 3 Also getting in under horses ever to race on the Long- Mize hit his 20th to tie the acore MAHON, 1Ayear-olf local star, beat her molher decis- first fight today, Mrs, Playd | ‘tumnxnm? LJ...“‘;'.‘~ " supplementary deadline was | acres track. Ively yesterday state public links champlonship round, | 3 in the sixth. Terry Moore's single JOAN In women's Thackerny, Meadow Park, runs In the first three frames ISRI B .orris 3 Don Gutteridge'’s homer I'll bet it sort of hurt Joan, while It pleased the mother, Daughters i defeated Mres. William Turner, | Richmond groated with R WrEeny and vuns waa . feur the ol o SRR . . % In Nt clinched the game in the same and mothers are that way But the tweshot it sut from the | Meadow Park, wp The e . Johnny frame start . .. That's golf. . . | winners meet for the Righ Ward Mtforthe olr- :’:w«: :nun . COAST LEAGUE . . y sEREEINY SCORES The Giants twice came from be- | title tomorrow, ewit in Ihe secend withGar R Game) ARMSTRONG s r:-porwd having trouble making the light- nett Baae, l" PORTLAND (First hind to take a doubleheader from honors will b on Twe mare cae & AB R HPOAE |] SAN DIEGO feather Recond Rishmend R oo “b’" H!:NRYweight limit and may give up the crown just as he did the | mought by Ann Horswell, i e INird and Pedereen VD € seovvss 0 0 5 § % ABR HPOA F the Bees, 5-4 and 6-5. Hank Dan- | muum. B % That he will fight as & welter campaign as a et fer the showers. Me A ..o 8 23 30 {Patchett of ..voce. 5 1 2 1 0 O ning’'s single featured a three- | means and also | Meadow Park, against Mra. Bain "iiii1886 8 8 T . 3 000 % (S 38 .evvisa-® % 100 £ 9 bauble. wide, broad and of a middie- Deugsl earvied o T (S s rally | middleweight. He has the deep shoulders | Brouse, Rrookdale, tomorrow, | Sy e SRy, 3D seoees% 1 1 8 1.8 3 ..o F 22 0 B B run in the seventh inning of {Dallessandro, but slender legs and thighs. But when he begina dashing out Mrs, M. ¥, ?&.’“ Proderick, o ...... 3 1 8 3 0 O If ~.. 2 2 0 8 0 0 the opener. With the bases loaded weight, Mra. Horswell defeated % 2§ 3D . ..vss 9 1 SR ...... i 3 3 0 0D away poundage . . well, M, S I 8- in of the leather with middleweibhts and giving that's [ Cane, Sealtle, 1 up, and § 8 ¥ SN W ..o 01 0 3N the 11th inning nightcap ] PR, .«.oc B 1 1 9 elge undoubtedly Hank's fast League T 8 § 0 % B T 2 something again. It will mean Brouse defeated Mra. D H. Me Pioneer - WIND, & 3 O I.S .80 2 Fred Frankhouse who had just finish. .ccese @ swamped ! 8 Starr, ¢ sssesee @ O 0O § § Seattle, today, 816 8 5 0.9 1 8 to failed reveal a Collister, up Pocatello Cardinals the TR D visssesened Humphreys, Real middleweights sock, and Hank date has to 3 ..... 8 0 1 1 1 0 releaved Erickson uncorked a Lewiston Indlans Wednesday 188 * SR D icssoesesD B 8 8 8 9 P wild a welterweight sockerino, Still, Miss Reinke, Brookdale, 1 .(’ ‘__,l 0 middleweight punch, or even good he's Klla l | SR .. c:ssol 9 0D pitch and Demaree scored win- dethrone the Plonser league- :':a- V 9 O .y.ri.o- the VR «...... 0 SR 000 8 2 and until he's off he defonted Mra. Carl West, Brook- [ to e 4:’ Birkhofer, P 0 0 0 VU 0 ning been a grand little fighting machine knocked --:;a: k‘lv . 0 SACRAMENTO tally, leading Cowboys, . dale, 1 the 2ist, Mrs, (\: classifieation, . ~ up at and Twin Falls whe ":’.‘, ! ABR HPOA E will continue to hold such '! ...... § The Red i D 0 5.5 3 e, Sox trimmed the Yanks' Bees, 43, | pet ; X ~cioe¢ % - . - Crane, Brookdale, defeatyd *Batted elghth. 1 5 9.9 Morris ot to the Salt Lake & for Gabler in R, B % lead to 6'y games, by taking a SEATTLE «cvvvene 3 50 8 B HOSTAK, middleweight champlon, s today back st the training Mrs. Vance Free, Highland, 2 and | | AB R HPOAE WINONOREE. 1 .sc 2 1 8 3 0 ¢ doubleheader from the Athletics, Fonatetre bBO ‘t“?\ % at the work inpings; G, <...0 rond. Me'll stick enter finals for ‘.;'“’f'f“f'.i‘fité*?“!x § W 12 % 318 Al.grind of the gymnasium and until 1, today to the |et Rt S I cievsses B B B 1 UV 5-3 Fin &8 Willlamn, & ¢ and 6-5. Foxx's g si 8 3 30 ...... ¢ 0 1 3 Jimmy 30th latter of September, when he expects to swing Inte action, the third fight, i.’..:‘...b'ou'-bd!-m:iu ™ i b ving Bl B ssveeesd B 3 -0 1D ¢ & the part L e Hag S ...:0. 0.118 8 homer and Joe Cronin's in the Twin Poila ’ 53 0 14th . . . B} WL M Sisisviss 3 W % folks . . . real, hard work. falt sritise o 5 S ..o 31 2 0 3 B Training In these hot days is work, lake 808 s . . seevisa® 8 SR 3. B ecighth opener. Riehime B I SRR, 8 .iicioos¢® 0.8 3 8 0 won the Ted Will- » Sefan and McNames, 1e S, 91 1 0 9 | 7.3, Mmu‘ » vvseverd Btrinelvich...... 1 0 8 0 8 O Stewart, 8.3, Baltimore and Retelha iams singled with the bases . it. Umps Noehester l‘ LAWIENCe, ¢f8 0 0 4 0 O loaded life of an umpire ..ymn.un have Take ! | |gl' plian, ceeees BIIE, ¢cci:005::0 8 €8 0 9 3 9 Syracuse & | | .. i, P 32 0 1 1 1 P . 1 Toronis coecc ¢ to decide ot GyselMap, iy WY 3 1 the nightcap. he had 1o the other night against Abbott, who | »y i IKo A THEOn that eall make Newark 13 Ruffain 4 4 Goscarart, b ~... 1.1 3 8 0 . : & Jersey Cily u!,I:;";‘.. il, ¢ Totals 0 ST 9 at postponed, 3’;.‘..'::':: 0.0 0.3 0 The Yanks snapped their dived and escaped the tag., Stewart ealled | Monireal ' Adama; Orrell, b G, ..coseos3 SCORE BY INNINGS under Third Baseman Quinn grounds Ceslel P ... P 0 B % ¥ Diego three.game hard. But, listen to wet i NS San ...... 032 losing streak and the fans went him terribly .“m“::- 3 080 Abbott out and on s ...... S ...... 300 000 Sacramento 100100104 ended Washington's run of and his side of the story: YBure, Quinn missed the SCORE BY ‘ . | Umps Stewart Portland ...... 010INN%NGS330 100— 6 Losing pitcher,SUMMARYStrineevich: hits, off eight straight wins by plaster- but Abbott went out of the three-foot zone, far over. Had he - tag, I .o ssisasn B B Strincevich 6: runs acored, off Strince- B Ing a 13-8 loss on the Sena- just one step out, I'd never have called him out, becauss one MRS oic occcco. OOG OOR— D 4, Smith 6, runs responsible for, made 808 118 11218 "Humphreysvich i tors. Red Ruffing on the limit line. It was me ... 0.0...... 812 4 Strincevich 6, Smith scored his |atep is one yard and he'd still have a foot SUMMARY struck out, by Humphreys 2, 4. 16th victory, although unable it saw it" , And you can helieve Winning Van Fleet: losing Strincevich 1, Smith 4; bases on balls, a tough call but I made as I . . pitcher, | to go the plcther Liska; innings Liska Strincevich 4, Smith 3; left on distance. Oral Hilde- | what he says, . . . 5%, 13,, Birkhofer 1, Gregory 'o?bases, San 7, Sacramento 5; brad in QGabler Imched runs, Haslin, relieved him the 42, Van Fleet 414; off Liska ‘home DtoTo Orengo; COUrmgeous? , . . Gregory eighth. his bit of gameness, or Kre such Kots Gabler 6. Birkhofer 4, 20, hits, Haslin, Patchett Carlyle,two-buelOren- Joe DiMaggio hit =35 15; 12, runs batted in, Garibaldl 2, | badly only a handful of days sgo, today was Van Fleet hits off Liska {g; Niemiec, Bar- 14th homer with twoe on and ANO’I‘HI:IAb. Jenkins, burned Gabler 3, Birkhofer 1, 7, Van n, Berkowitz 2, Haslin 4, 24-hour speed run. Flames seared scored, Gruor{‘off Liska T, Starr, Humphreys 2; stolen buses, Frank Crosetti hit one with l at his wheel on snother projected ém Fleet 1: runs Qabler 2, Gregory 5, Van Fleet 1; 'Adams. Wieczorek @aribaldl: double one on. much of his body on the Utah flats recently when in the vockpit of 7, plays, Haslin to Durst 2. Qabler Niewmiec to .. . runs responsible for Liska .. . (Second ~ Schoolboy Rowe pitched Detroit his Meteor L, which caught fire He's still bandaged. ; 1. Qregory 5 Van Fleet 1; struck ‘ Night Game) 1, 1; AN.. IS & 10-3 - out Gabler Van Fleet buases to triumph over the White teswms, balls, off Liska 2, Gregory 2, Van | AR EMN difference between the fur:lmv of Beattle's Mai- on % br Portland 6, (PMOhett. o »....- % 1T 1T 0 B Sox, allowing only seven hits. Pete luoti Fleet 1. left on bases TN lose game after game, winning once in & while between ! Seattle 7; two-base hits Frederick 2, 1D siiisnnee® B D T 8 B Fox led the Tigers' attack with a TMEniers A 2, SNt ...... :s 8 12 0 % are out in front of the Coast chase with Los Archie; runs batted ‘in Archie 8 © double and a homer, in losses. The Rainiers 'lOnllosssndro, if .... 3 1 0 1 0 driving ¥ -2, Fernandes, Lawrence, loses, Campbell T, B )2 9 in the runner-up spot. But almost every time Beattle Frederick 3, Hawkins, White, Strange, ....iss % 1 B 1 three runs. Johnny Marcum, White Angeles | Ntemtec, 2b ...... ¢ 0 2 8 5 1 Tigers the WI league Are v Sweeney: sacrifices, Lawrence, £ Los Angeles loses. But the Tacoms of Haw- IR, .....oooo® 0 8 B 0 9 Sox pitcher, received a deep gash | Campbell; stolen Tigera kins. Van Fleet, erkowiin, .y..:c 0 0 1 O 1 his right eye when treated in a colder way by Fate. When the lose the Chiefs bases Strange, Archie; douple plays 08 8 over hit by a UTHEIN, ..oaoooosoß D B 0.8 & invariably win . . . Why, if the Angels had won when the Rainiers Coscarart to Strange to Archie, Wil- IBEEIT, B 40094060503 7 O drive from Hank Greenberg's bat Swinpa € 1 1 0 & e elub in sadder plight burn to Sweeney, Wilburn to Jaffries and had to retire. were loxing of late, the Seattle would be tn Sweeney: time 1:57; umpires . knitting, Ingy ok S S Ben And, listen . if the Rainiers don't mind their KLOPFENSTEIN'S Bnyder and Hoot. | ‘ Chapman’s double in the today. « - * SACRAMENTO the ABR HPOA F ninth following Lou Boudreau's they'll be knocked off that perch. They haven't shown Actiop LOS ANGELES % Wieh N ....inxd 1 5 0 9 ABR HPO A FE NS gingle and Rruce Camphell’'s double recently, . . . pnneh‘ | an Up ‘ W ...... -: 9 % % % 0 0 IS 7 Carpenter. ¢f ...... 0 0 2 Wiecporek, #f ...... 0 0 0 8§ 0 O enabled to two 4 | Cleveland tally runs Usyy) S B aisaies R D DD Claxialal, 8b ..i... 8 0 3 8 1 O -»‘* , 2 5 % I 8 8 and come from behind to beat the IS, IS ...... 3 0 0 4 % O | &1111h.Qb...... ‘B imo ¥ 0 -9 10, 3D & Browns, 6.5, 8§ O .08 59 5 0 J. Colltnd 1D ..o 0 0 O [CRSRES. W csieeeee § O 3.3 0 LEAGUE 8 % W-1 9.7 1 ..... SCORES Ogrodowski, 3 3 TN ...cio | ¢ 0 0 0 0 0 " S 8 § 1 e TaaLeene, woegoeee SHEREEE S ...« 8 B B 0 9 IO B 8 0 08 Btewart. runs ted In. W ...... % % 9 9 8 AE. B 9 1 |Herrmann,-s.....0.1 00 0 8 O llLuNr.mAgAM HPOAE 1 Robertaon 2, b:wctuun. lm ...siic. B 3D (eionnseinlP T D 0 ISR 5 0 0 0 @ ' Weldon, Ib sk PR B W Harris, Bliss, Brenner, 18 T c.50i0.003 0 O 0. O earned runs, 7. ?nulou;Yakima 1, :Ni D S Y CREUBDO ov |Robertson, 5...... 1 2 1 5 3 lcmng? 2b .... 54 1 3 5 5 0 on | OAKLAND apass Sy 4] | Stockmen, basesstruck balls byoff 7, 5 1 .. 00000 D S D O 0 9 1. out Miliermv%.umml Vo IDAIE B » ABR HPOA E ' a Batted forWTHerrmann in seventh, ! hite off Miller 13 1h 8 innings,bnhi B D (O S . iiviee 8.5 08 B B SN oisieasi R 2 B ; SCORE BY INNINGS B shall 2 in | inning; losing HARy B 3 ¥ Bliss, cf st YRR B W ZANE. BB iivassisc 8 U 3 ' |Ban Diego ...... 012 B Miller; sacrifice hits, Sheshan, u;m} B 3B % D 000 o—3B GOSHEN, Lightner, ) ...... 3 0 0 0 0 O G inicviec D | . .r.OO. N. Y. L. M. 22D Sacramento 000 000 3—l Guiling- § ) stesling, ® I, & 5.5220 B 8 B caught S X iceatisen @ .k 0 Btockinan; ru-; bases, B 0§ 8% 9 : | er's Peter Astra, the favorite, R 0 left on SCHAFENgy CGUERE I c.issesse '8 B pitcher,SUMMARYHubbell, 2-5 SRR B csssisr runs re- B SB 8 SB 2, B § | |e ¥ Vakima double u‘wm L 9 4 S, B sssseosa B B 9 85 spousible for, out, | Loamf Hubbell 3. struck minced to $40,000 1| 10 Weldon pum Al BB 3 B 8 B a victory in the s % 815 27 13 m . i o.k A A by Tobin 7; bases on balls, off Tobin I TR Moran, time, | ... D" ¥ % ' | § untlul. 3 9 YAKIMA - - » 7, MAR S A |2, Hubbell 1, Herrmann 2. hit by| Hambletonian stake yesterday. i S D 000 3.0 3 1 3 9 Starr by Hubbell: left on i AB R HFPFOAE ¢ FINER | ...... 1 1 1 WENA |ng‘wher,bases, San Diego . Sacramento Guilinger's prohibitive favorite, Stamper, 3b ¢ a 0 "A,g.‘ Y ... %} SN ...... % S am , Marshall; hits,8: SR, ) % L 1 HPOAR two-base Deviveiros, 2b .... 4 1 0 3 3 0O SCORE BY INNINGS Tobin, runs Tobin, the bay son of Peter Volo-Astra, Pernander, 8 ..... 3 0 0 1 2 0 Haslin: batted in, a we B BB BN ...... | Tos Angeles 000 000 000—0 Spadafore 1f $ O 0 993 of L Haslin, Niemiec, Marshaly. sacrifice, Bonettt. e } p ...ciooo 0 Al 00x—2 undefeated in four this sea- % Dobiasl, If 5 8 8 91 .. starts ) Oakland i 010 010 Ogrodowski, double play, Garibald! to N D ..aio 0.0 3 D 0 3 ¥ Skelley s 8 3 8 BN SUMMARY Williams son, goose-stepped to A three- DN 2f 0 S Ay for ..ixoo- 2 00s&k WORsTEROur Thomas, runs responsible 98 -89 B p Balk. C. W, S o ..iioi- 8.. 8380 0 3B out, hy & length triumph over Phellis’ 0 § W Milsni. llb ssises 1 0 B Themas 2. struck Thomas L 8 iissens B R AR I n::; 43 0 2 | 1 © Wler Ralveson 5. bases on balls, off Thomas Ribbong, p Mesiat R R BRI Nicholson 9 ..... the Pennant mare, the 4- Gauntlet in the first mile heat and Miller. 0 & & n:ll, 1: ball. Collins: 0 Obanion, ¢f ...... 3 0 0l SUrrs passed .. 2. Salveson R. *®, Johnson ~.. 1 0 0 0 O Stocs came bhack an hour later under OMBIE, jieeseso 0 0 5 B hit, Jolley; two-bhase hit | fine has .ionei B B B DB B 8 91 ’:/a year-old has breeding. but J.dhrot-ban in. sac- Sanial B B | Abreu; runs batted Salveson: sultry skies to clinch first prize an 22711 3 9 0 .... mr:e Totals Totels M 41127 rifice, Ambrose. double play Salveson . . | done much . , three-eighths money of $21.000 {hree- *Batted for Miller id J Bth te Amborse to Levy never and the BCORE BY INNINGS i‘ BPOKANE : r:: |in :38 3-5, breezing, geld- AB R M PO A says .... the yvear-old American cham- .....040 121 .4 l; trotting Bellingham 000 DO, B 3+ B B B ready. CYakima .. . | D biseessese & -11:\; is GIBLON'S LAD pionehip with a five-length victory .. 100 000 000 Martinas, 38 . .... 0 1 1 8 ol |starts in the same race, off a se- over the horse | BUMMARY i 4 ¥ same in the | Two-base hits MeDonsld Aden.Bchulmerien,of sl0 06 i0802 | ries of nice works, and one poor the mile loeond’trot m;r, hit. rf... 0; f By COLONEL CARY Time of first | Sheehan. Stockman; fthree-base MeCormsek. it .... 4 0 1 0 @ ...... %2 & ©.i |race . . . was 2:06/, and that of the ’ Clawitter, ¢ 4 0 0 1 They're racing against each his latest morning effort AMERICAN2-3, St Paul 12-2, Last Manning, 1b ...... 8 0 114 5 was three-eighths in :38, second was 2:047,. The win- Milwaukes “noru?on % 0 ‘ bncdug game 7 Innings. Marchi, &8 ...00000 1 1 x today .., two the fourth, 1 0 other in 1. .. may do. PAT W. could take ner, by Hugh ] R, sisviennins 30 6 30 driven Dr. M. 2 D ~~ all fair sixth today. The SB-year-old Parshall, top man of the sulky Wm&u ® twointhe second and 'ithe Kansas City 0, Minoespolis 3. ] Totals eteca™ 1 worksheet specials. 'turned three-quarters in 1:17 3-5, circuit, paid only 2105 In the ! 3&"“’\....&" - ok ~ .. it . 5 In Jm?H GEORGE tries sagain in| breezing . . sharp. 1 | EASTERN LEAGUE ‘ Wenatches ) ONLY IIINOT: first heat and to the 1, Bpoksie turning in a nice | WARE continues to work well, go- | Willia Binghamion 0. ‘"ounono—o‘ the fourth after second. i Scranton 4. sosen %; :3.’.""“.553;3.%3533 down second Home run two-base hits 3-5, breezing . . . gets -ling a half in :50, breezing. En- Gauntlet took g ?nnm, 10, 4 half in :50 | Wilkes-Barre Hartford !Baer Bonetti 2, Nicholson 2, double the nod off his recordc. NORTH ' tered for today's substitute race, money of $7,760. race, off may up any time. J. J. Mcintire's Bir Walter was and ninth in the two heals nnd?i hl:ntcudlnlnn w &I?nnlwilgeo, w l‘:i 27 ‘ FORK goes in the same and wake o Ol the of fourth prize of $2,328 Milani, to B three-eighths in :38 2-5, breezing. . DAYBREAK looked good going third in field 110 which | DeviveriosMartineto BSkelly o MiaAn,luuu.'base ' LAy ¥. | ComtonaiSimzr?ii%""‘-’?i‘% a in 3-5, breezing. competed under a sultry sky, and B. White's The Abbot took on balils off Cendini 3, Reid 4 ) 4y The four-year-old woke up with five-eighths 1:03 struck by Candini 4 Reia | AW took down $4656 for (finishing fifth and $1.552, and J G. Lang's ! out §. bang . could do it to- W. B. Stucki's consistent gelding balls Obanion wild PLay last out . . §1.164, rvatld third in Voltina sixth and sacrifice Raid, COFA DE ~ will be scoring soon. Walter Niel- fifth in the first heat and 1 zmd4. hita :uu' day, oft that race. nit by piteher Aden by CapdiniN;; 7::':-2‘:'&.;. the second. Bagpiper, the hope of Iremite, Cherry Hanover, Spud | goes in the second. a maiden son had ETHELMONT out for time of game 2 10, umpires Nelson ORO third Hanover and Ned Abby also rén. : T Roland Harriman, took and Clarke 1:05, . . . F. i affair. By Cantankerous out of five-eighths in breezing Aoramt |’ BLONDIE

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