All Quiet on Western Front Little Money Bet On Title Fight By DAN PARKER BROWNS, REDS LOUIS 21-2 T01 , June It. Today’s Sport MANY EXPLANATIONS HAVE BEEN offered for the complacency PAR-agraphs with which Joe Oould and Jim Braddock view the approaching MAKING UPWARD Parade OVER BRADDOCK bout. A possible explanation that everyone seems to have overlooked is By AKT KRENZ that, win, lose or draw, they’re going to get about a half million for their NEA Service Oolf Witter THS BS&NNK* One of the end and 500 grand spreads a heap of complacency. more fear- Smiley Rowland, Texas pro, regis- SHOULD MOVE IN MAJORS less of the columnists boldly stated in bis pillar that the ad- tered bis filth ace on his home lay- pwcfcA sm By HENRY McLEMORE AS BOUT NEARS vance sale Is only 9200,000. Promoter Michael Parnell Jacobs’ answer to out and didn’t much of recently get SHOTS this Is that four customers alone took more than $200,000 worth of tickets a thrill. SHORT (UnMeS Free* Stall Correspondent) what's more, have for them. They are Joe T tremebled like BHFOR* Cin- —and, paid Triner, George Says Rowland, Hubbell Humbled By Sale Tickets Gets, Julian Black and . Counting the radio gravy, the jackpot a leaf when I put my first dodo eo/Nt Mrtb of Uncertain; Is now $700,000, asserts M. Jacobs and who am I to challenge one of his In the cup at Olen Garden before SJe (cfMitrr cinnati; Cubs Win on Chicago, June 19—(UP)—The big I still ache from the Tight hands No assertions? I turned pro. The second one on OAAES... fellow with the bald head took a that Gene whacked under my Experts Confused; No. 15 at the Boas Golf Course, Galan on his bit the end heart.” long pull beer, on GOULD SAYS HE ISN’T GOING to try to scare Joe Louis with also In Ft Worth, gave me a big oft a two-bit cigar, and said: Walter rates Louis as the finest Money Champ threats to have him bumped off If he beats Braddock, a brand of kick, too, and even the third on "If a pair of fists were all there workman with two fists that he he worked on two No. 8. But the fourth on No. 15 at By GEORGE KIRKSEY was to this Louis ever laid on. he hits psychology quite successfully years ago. —hell, eyes Says BY HENRY McLEMORE “1 used that stuff on Baer because he was around Boas failed to me much Press Stoll would belt Braddock out In three harder, hits faster, and blocks more only going saying’ surprise (United Correspondent) (United Press Staff Correspondent) that he killed two men In the ring already and was afraid he was and I was as cool as a cucumber heats. A of feints and then deftly than any man since Jim New York, June 19—(UP)—Eighth couple Chicago, June 19. — (UP) — With going to kill a third,” explained Joseph the psychologist, who wouldn’t when I rang up my fifth hole In a left , and church would be Figg. place In the two major leagus may the world’s heavyweight champion- kill a flea even if it were bitting him. “Besides,” he added as an after- one." out.” "But damn it,” Walter will tell ship fight only a few days away, thought, “I’d be wasting my time trying to sell that stuff to Louis. A good dies is for the beginner tiave new tenants by sundown. The The was Walter Mono- you, “there’s more to fighting than speaker the experts are frankly baffled. They He wouldn’t know what I was talking about." Little Joe was ‘t o start playing the chip shots be- present the St. Louis han, one of the greatest trainers throwing fists. And that's all Louis occupants, are borrowing the words of the late, almost heaved out of Colonel John Reed office on ear fore into the clubs. smoother than if he starts the art of fisticuffs has can do. the noggin— Kilpatrick’s his going longer Browns and the Cincinnati delightful Upstairs—in Tex “I control and and a Reds, great Rickard, muttering, once for addressing the Colonel as “Corpora!.” In this way the beginner will hence better ever produced. For forty years he he’s a blank. Pave served notice that mov- never seed nothing like it." And acquire a better sense of distance. i>ut playing the longer clubs. they’re has been shoving champions out In- “He can’t think. As long as the chances are they never did. ONE OF THE THINGS the fight mob is out here is the ing out of the cellar. to theb attle pit, and what he everything runs along smoothly, discussing Here we are on what might be old Yale blue’s threat to blow the whistle on crookedness in the The Reds were tied for doesn’t know about the manly art follows the pattern laid down by boxing virtually called the very eve of the meeting racket if the Garden lost the the has seventh In can be on the head of a his comer, he is as great a fighter injunction case, which, by byj, it place the engraved between Joe Louis and Jim Braddock but three times. What the EAST END TEAM In case' don’t know the as ever on a mitten. But let lost not once lads who make no bones MEDWICK a difference In the mat- you pulled puzzles GEHRIG, today, only pin and there hasn’t been a scan- to the about their larceny is: "If Colonel Kilpatrick is a champion of righteous- ter of games played keeping them Lord’s prayer. something happen upset pat- or dal. Nobody has called anybody any ness and doesn’t he toot the or draw?” in last The He’s a fair hand In the ring, him- tern—a on the jaw, say, purity, why clarinet, win, lose place. Browns are only names. There have been no sin- an who won’t the As things now stand, the Colonel has left the Impression among his naif a game belo.w seventh place In self. He worked as a sparring part- opponent fight HITTERS '37 CHAMPIONS Tun- he’s lost.” ister rumors. There have been no circles that the LEADING ner with both and accustomed admirers in crookedness in to Dempsey way—and pugilistic boxing which he the . tales of kidnaping, shootings, rescues refers would be wrong only if the Garden lost out on its suit. ney before their first fight In Phil- Walter also finds Joe’s A few days ago a rurfior buzzed in the lake, secret training tactics, adelphia, and was outspoken with a bit on the weak side. iround baseball circles that Rogers poisonings, gangster influence or over the Garden’s lawsuit his belief that James Joseph would "The colored boy is very slow. IS GOULD WORRIED against him? No Yankee “Iron Man” Gets Sts. Paul Outfit a Peter, Hornsby was on his way out as man- Powerful slow. I don’t know. what is sometimes called, in face- more so that Braddock is about his impending fight with Louis. “It takes win. Why, ager of the Browns. What little of is tious vein, of course, "the fix”. for a law suit to come to said “That hurt me a lot more He has a great pair legs, a couple of years trial,” Joe. “By that time, Lead on Shutout St. Thomas truth Tunney the Big Rivals; there is In the report may be "He didn't and as a But On Level Jim and 1 will be back on relief again solettheColonel sue us all he wants.” than Jack,” he explains. young, strong tiger. squelched with the Browns’ record In other words this is, to all out- the has learned that the Garden had as hard, but every punch he he moves around that ring as clum- Gould, by way, only 9,000 Bell Trail Nine 8*0 )f to be an Travis, late. They hav ewon eight out that as ever saw. Wil- ward appearances, going up- tickets printed lor its Phantom fight in the Garden Bowl. The face value landed was In a spot counted. sily anybody you )f their last 10 games. I because I trained and-up fight between Louis and tickets was and that’s the most the Garden can lard—and know, of the $115,000 sue him Braddock for the world’s heavy- the best baseball sea- St. Louis off Its him—was twice as fast. Even Brad- for, says Joe. Of course, he’ll point out in court that the Garden would New York, June 19— (UP)—Lou Winding up clipped third vic- son of their school tory Wash- dock, at the age of 32, and without weight championship. have had to pay Braddock about half that amount anyway and Schmel- Gehrig, ’ “Iron sport history, yesterday by defeating a under his belt for two No one seems to find the situa- of it, so that its actual loss of wouldn’t have been Sts. Peter and Paul boys turned in ington, 6—0, behind Oral Hilde- fight ing one-eighth profits added 14 to his bat- TRIBES tion in the least disconcerting ex- man,” points a nifty 8-0 shutout to win the brand’s two-hit HEARTS, years, is much faster.” more than a few thousand bucks. In fact, the more Joe thinks it over, the pitching. 500 and ting average last week and firmly with St. Thomas and with it Monohan will bet on Louis, how- cept the experts, strong more he is convinced he should sue the Garden Instead of the Garden game A1 Simmons, Washington, and ever. He he is in much bet- gathered in Chicago’s liquid loop. him. entrenched himself In the the first parochial championship thinks suing American Billy Knickerbocker, St. Louis, were One has it that ever won by the boys from the far ter shape tharf when he fought report Comlskey League batting lead, according to banished after a free-for-all fight IN C.U. FEATURE east end parish. Dick Sugden held Schmeling, and is too rugged to be Park, where the fight will be held, HERE’S PERFIDY AT THE CROSSROADS, or something. The story released and In- when Simmons charged that Hilde- The the averages today St. to two hits as his hurt Braddock. has been sold out for days. that James J. the Garden has Thomas by goes Johnston, promoter, suggested to Mike brand attempted to “bean” him. a week cluding games of Thursday, June 17. mates scored early and often to “Jim never was a puncher,” he official estimate ago placed Jacobs that the Braddock-Louis bout be dropped and that they team up Cincinnati scored its third trl- his average from win Lead “Even when he was a light- the money in the bank at $600,000, a battle with the frozen Gehrig improved golning away. League May Change argues. to stage Pastor-Louis Garden out and Messrs. amph In four starts by the the was still .380 to .394 and leads his nearest The winners have one more game spotting heavyweight, and full of youth, he but today figure $600,- Jacobs and Johnston splitting the profits. I can hardly believe this of Slants three runs and has it that rival, Joe Travis, Washington short- to play against either Sprague or defeating Hills Face B.A.C. lacked a lot of being a killer. All 000. Yet another report Mr. Johnston! I mean, offering to split the profits with Mike. I'm sure 3arl 5—3. It was Again; stop, by 16 points whereas last week Merrlman for the city champion- Hubbell, the sixth he has is experience, and more there are plenty of choice seats he'd insist on taking all of them himself. Gould pays Pastor a com- straight time Hubbell has failed to he enjoyed only a single point ad- ship, following the playoff in the Tommies vs Rees courage than a horse could jump available. pliment when he credits him with possessing plenty of courage. finish a game. have been vantage over , De- grammar school league scheduled* over. Maybe it will be enough to get A few facts, however, ‘That’s all a fighter needs these days,” says Joe. “The racket is full of troit. Beau Bell, St. Louis, held net week. Score. Augie Galan’s triple with the him but I doubt it. In the ring attested. Both warriors rested to- who no by, bums—made fighters have stomach for their trade when the bases loaded in the one on the ball and the char- third place with .371. SS. Peter-Paul 021 120 2—8 8 0 ninth enabled With eye you Just gotta string along with day, building strength and gets rougn. That’s why Braddock is on top.” (he In going Joe Medwlck, St. Louis Cardinals' St. Thomas 000 000 0—0 2 2 to score three other on the Sacred Hearts their the fellow who Is young and packs acter for the coming encounter. The runs and defeat effort to take over the Tribunes In — — , continued to set the pace Sugden and Hammel; Spina and the Phillies, 6—7. a punch that will knock you dead champion Braddock played ALL THE EXPERTS are atwitter and aflutter over the agog, in the National League, with an av- Olsen. The St. Louis Cardinals beat the tomorrow’s trio of City Amateur if it lands. So I’m betting on Joe.” what he calls golf, but which one of news that the one and only (thank the Lord) is due to baseball at Hamilton erage of .416, three points higher Boston Bees, 5—2, and climbed League games If I had. my share of sense, which his sparring partners calls ’’digging.’’ arrive here moment, a train his 142 any preceded by special bearing than a week ago. . Klee Work within a game and a half of the Park, the Washington Hills and I haven’t. I’d ride with Walter and Louis was even more relaxed with suits of which are of the sartorial and not the and Thomas will be on (all legal brand) Pittsburgh, held second place but Kelly and Curley of St. Francis Slants. The Cards were outhit, North End Club come right out now and pick Louis. the fight only three days off. He that hr will announce the winner of the as soon as has had a man of Tight he slipped from .381 to .378. Buck Jor- Xavier combined to nick out a tight 13—10, but Bob Welland kept them hand to after disposing But no—I want two mroe days to spent most of his waking hours, Jack told the this time a that Joe Louis would in tiffin. press year ago dan, Cincinnati, held third place 3-2 win over St. Joseph’s yesterday, scattered. the Brooklyns and Recreations, study the contestants in this which constitute about ten per cent Max in the seventh round. “We knock out Schmeling fighters have a with a mark of .375. Kelly giving but two hits while Cur- Van Mungo lost a heart-breaking 1:30 o'clock games Sunday after- mightly encounter—two more days of the day, playing the mouth organ. said on that and Way of telling,” Jack, occasion, then proceeded to , Yankees, and ley contributed several fielding fea- tame to Pittsburgh when Jimmy noon. in which to heighten the confusion They will both work tomorrow. his to a dill heiress, next edition Hearts On to announce engagement pickle who, , Cleveland, who were tures that helped greatly to win the 3ucher’s wild throw with two men Spot in my brain cells. So, that when all Both have dedicated Monday even the blighter. Doyle will be met at the station The Hearts and Tribunes are denied knowing by traded for each other last year, game. Score: m and two out In the eighth sent is chaos upstairs in my skull, I will thinking. On Tuesday the cham- Levin and five four of whom will booked as the feature sched- Kingflsh sky process servers, repre- share the American League pitch- St. Francis .001 000 2—3 4 2 Brooklyn down to a 6—1 defeat, game be able to sit down and pick the pion and the challenger will weigh the Three McGoverns of Jack uled to start at 3:30 the sent Fluttering Brooklyn. Incidentally, ing lead, each with 4 victories and St. Joseph.000 2000 0—2 2 2 rhe score was tied 4—4 when Bucher o'clock, gent who will get knocked stiffer in at high noon and fight, if all goes bad a of bandage around his left hand when he was exam- idea for the Hearts to avoid furlong no defeats. Clay Bryant, Chicago Kelly and Blake; Lawlor and nade his costly error and the two being than a brandy inside of five according to schedule, that evening. ined of the British board of control an hour before another setback such as that of by agents boxing Cubs, leads the National League, Frank. winning runs came home. John rounds. Braddock Underdog for America. An hour later in his stateroom, Jack had the no two weeks ago which knocked them this ■ailing with 5 victories and defeats. Vlnsett had hit a homer in the (Copyright 1937, by United Press) The only sure thing about bandage off the “injured” duke and was using his left to hoist Leaders In other fol- St. John’s of Watertown out of the lead to the delight of the set some cort departments turned Dodger eighth to tie the score. fight is that it will Thomas who in turn was eocktails. low: In another good game to win from In the other Club, of all-time low for betting. There only American league a Hits—(N) St. St. Ann 5 to the winners knocked out by the same club a Braddock dime Medwlck, Louis, 11; 3, get- fame the Boston Red Sox scored doesn’t seem to be BRADDOCK’S LEGS LOOK GOOD for one who has been In the (A) G. Walker, 80. ting three runs In the in- week later, with the situation now at 2 1-2 to 1. Sammy Detroit, opening -heir fifth straight by nosing out WATERTOWN SHOW in sight, even ring as long as he has and, also, out of it as long as he has been. Runs—(N) Medwlck and Galan, ning. Score: standing all even, the Hearts and Babe the local Cleveland, 5—4, and moved over the Wolf and Barrow, who was beardless until now a beard like St. John’s Tommies who have a playoff game Louis, recently, sports scraggly Chicago, 44 each; (A) Greenberg, .3000 110 0-5 9 1 Indians Into fourth Jack Doyles, have $25,000 to place on when he doesn’t for a few St. Ann’s place. ahead, sharing the spot of the a tramp comedian’s shave days. Jack Black- Detroit, 51. .0002 010 0—3 7 2 top OF HORSES FRIDAY Louis at those odds and haven’t burn has lost many of his gold teeth and wears a set of synthetic uppers Doubles—(N) (A) McCarthy and LeClair loop, which was the way the league Medwlck, 20; Ahearn; YESTERDAY’S HERO: Take even ha da phone call. in their stead. The Irish-Jewish combination in pugilism has ever St. Louis, 22. and Cyr. your stood before the “giant-killing” act it the is Vosmik, pick—Augie Galan’s which Anyway you look at fight successful. Besides Gould and I could men- — Pitts- triple on two Sundays In succession by been outstandingly Bradaock, Triples (N) Vaughan, the Watertown, June 19.—The 11th very baffling to the assembled ex- save Cubs three runs in the the Hills. tion Dlnny McMahon and Kid Kaplan, Billy Gibson and Benny Leonard, 9; (A) Kuhel, Washington, Washington annual Watertown Horse Show will are so confused that burgh, linth and victory; Oral Hildebrand’s perts, who and Willie Lewis and Abe Goldstein, to name only teams. 8. Three Team Scrap here next and continue the winner. championship two-hit for the open Friday they can’t even pick were and pitching Browns Unless the Brooklyns and Recre- East Orange, N. J., social circles rocked to their very founda- Home runs—(N) Medwlck through Sunday, June 27. The three- And when you get an expert who iganist Washington; Lee Grissom, ations have a great day and tion last night when a page boy Invaded the dining room of the Morrison Kampourls, Cincinnati, 12 each; day program will be featured by 58 doesn’t know the winner of a fight, Eteds’ southpaw, who spotted Carl their rivals the Hills here, calling: “Mr. T. Galento, pleasel” Tony is here ready to fight Arturo (A)) Greenberg, 15. go very bad, classes, including six races and four something, Hubbell three runs and then beat are to ad- you’ve really got in one of the and has the editors Runs batted In—(N) Medwlck, and Tommies expected Godoy preliminaries society hounding Dim; Dominic hound trails. Beekman’s latest bon mot. (A) 61. Dallesandro, whose vance, while Frankie Edmonds and him for Barclay 55; Bonura, Chicago, binch Jack Prestage has re- hit single in the eighth drove George Blinn may be able to stop Stolen bases—(N) Galan and J. ceived many new entries, including RANGER AND YANKEE AMERICAN LEAGUE borne the which gave the Red the Hearts the task is a TED BROADRIBB called up here last night from and asked Martin, St. Louis, 9 each; (A) though horses from Philadelphia, Washing- 3ox their fifth straight one, but can be done as the AGAIN Mike Jacobs what to do about an offer he received from Mr. Johnston of Chapman, Boston, 10. (•amen Yesterdoy triumph. tough ton and Wilmington, who will be SET SAIL Boston Hills All in all, it looks like for his to fight Bob Pastor here or 5, Cleveland 4. proved. their wares here for the St. Louis the showing to battle Farr 6, Washington 0. a three team battle right down R. June 19.—(UP)— for Pastor to go to London there. The advice Broadribb York CREW first time locally against leading Newport, I., WESLEYAN WINS Chicago-New (rain). QUIPS stretch for the city championship victor received naturally was to disregard the Garden’s offer and wait for a (Only games scheduled). and hacks from Harold Vanderbilt’s Ranger, and that to somewhere to play hunters, jumpers shot at the winner of Tuesday night’s fight. From this, it would appear trip New and New York. in four straight starts of the prelim- CLOSE BALL GAME 1937 amateur tour- England Standing! Gales Perry, in the national races Gerard Lambert’s that Is to be sidetracked again. Meantime, there is W. L. Per. Conn., June 19.— Manager Norman Hall of the inary trials, (UP)—Yale’s nament. “observa- talk of a Farr-Schmeljng bout either in London or Berlin. The boys New York .31 18 .63:: varsity crew went back Moreland stables reports that York- yacht Yankee today in the June 19—(UP) Detroit 30 22 :o starts, and the de- will forget about fights for one day tomorrow and go out to Washington Middletown, Conn., .577 sprints today after rac- shire Moors, a Canadian horse, pur- tion tryouts,” to determine Chicago 28 23 .540 As the man who —Pushing across a run In the ing up the same four-mile Thames fos the America’s Park to see the American Derby. picked Pompoon, let llostoi.. 25 22 .532 chased Tecentl from the Tipperary fendes Cup. eleventh , Wesleyan univer- river course it will follow M. British chal- me weigh in with Case Ace and duck before somebody heaves a bridge. Cleveland 26 23 .531 against JUNIOR NET MEET stables, has been schooling well and T. O. Sopwith. baseball team defeated Wil- .. .. 21 30 .412 Harvard next sity’s Washington Friday in the excel- should be a strong contender for lenger, will haul his Endeavour Philadelphia .... 18 29 .383 lent liams here yesterday afternoon, 5 to time of 20 minutes and 25 sec- No. 1 and No. 2, out at Bris- LATEST GOSSIP IS THAT the referee next Tuesday night will be St. Louts 18 30 .375 honors. Sunny Sunday, heavyweight boats, an bnds. to de- Dave Miller, who was A1 Capone’s choice to handle ihe Tunney-Dempsey 4, in exciting game. IN NEW HAVEN hunter winner at the national show tol Monday and resume trials The local tied the score Games The water was will sail in his bout here ten years ago, until Billy Gibson overruled A1 and put in the collegians Today exceedingly rough, last is also, expected to be termine which one he Cleveland at Boston. but winter, in the ninth Inning with a single the Eli oarsmen were not ham- rm Via nH to lift the n’er-to-be forgotten, Dave Barry. Gould bawled ou* Doc Robb, Brad- Chicago at New York. attempt cup. on to win In the bered in dock’s trainer, for taking off Jim’s headguard Just before his last round tally before going Detroit at Philadelphia. any way. They raced the New Haven, Conn., June 18.—It extra frame. St. Louis at Irst two miles of boxing Thursday afternoon. Joe says one butt during those three min- second Washington. against the freshmen, was announced today that sectional 15 to ind then took on utes might have caused a postponement of the fight. Wesleyan outhlt the visitors, the Jayvee crew tennis center championships In NATIONAL LEAGUE (or the (Copyright, 1937, King Features Syndicate) 10. Grosvenor, local twirler, got 4 final two miles. singles and doubles lor Juniors will for 5. at the New Haven Lawn DIAMOND FEATS Gnmea Yeaterdny be held GREAT Pittsburgh 6,*Brooklyn 4. Red Top, Conn., June 19.—(UP)— club commencing at 9 a. m. Mon- 8. 7. Chicago Philadelphia Harvard crews June 28th. The final- St. Louis Boston 2. university’s contin- day morning, Merkle ‘'Boner” 1908 Recalled 5, led Of Cincinnati 5, New York 3. light workouts today for the ists In the events will be eligible THIS DATE innual regatta with Yale June 25. to compete lor titles in the national Standlngi 1 It occurred 29 years ago, centerfleld clubhouse the moment The last went for a to be held at Although W. L. varsity night junior championships BY BRACE E. JARRETT Per. ;wo-and-a-half Culver Academy, Culver, the play on which Fred Merkle made he saw the winning hit sail over Chicago 32 19 .627 mile trip down- Military New York 32 21 .604 dream and then back for a Ind-, later in th esummer the his historic ‘boner’ and which cost second base. It was a common prac- sprinted Carleton Held Giants to Two Hits to Give Cards St. Louis. 29 21 .680 nlle at a beat of 32. The qualifying center tourna- the New York Giants the National tice to do this, but on the previous Pittsburgh 28 22 .560 ment Is to who did Brooklyn 21 26 .447 open players Game 7 to 0 re- in a in their 18th before League championship of 1908 Saturday, game Pittsburgh, (By United Press) Boston 20 29 .408 IN THE MONEY NOW not reach birthday .... 20 32 .385 and the mains baseball’s most discussed with the same and Philadelphia January 1st of this year, at New York The score: umpires, O'Day BATTING Cincinnati 19 31 .380 June 19, 1932, It on After seven fees are $1.00 for singles and LOUIS play. happened September the Cubs had and club g ab r h pc lean years, Ralph entry ST. (N. L.) Emslie, officiating, Player for Entries (This Is the best individual pitch- 23 of that year, when Merkle, the 44 78 .413 Games Today Buldahl won a total of $7,825 in 50 cents each doubles. ab r h o Medwlck, Cards .49 189 ever to take tried to have Gill, a young first Philadelphia at Chicago. should be sent In to the New Haven ing performance place unhappy culprit, was a 19-year-old Yankees .50 188 39 74 .394 burses during 1936 and then ac- Reese, 2b 3 1 1 Gehrig Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. on June 19.) whose on the bases baseman, called out for failing to luired the U. S. tilte this Lawn club at 183 Whitney avenue, cf.4 0 1 rookie, presence Klein, Phillies .. .33 108 23 41 .380 New York at Cincinnati. Open golf Martin, Haven. “Tex" Carleton handcuffed the was due to his hit In a nlnth-innlng touch second under similar circum- Vaughan, Pirates .50 200 32 74 .370 Boston at St. Louis. ’ear. New Frisch, 3b .S 3 2 stances. The then said It is that a member of them to two hits, 3 rally. umpires Browns .51 207 33 76 .367 expected Giants, holding Bottomley, lb ... 5 11 Bell, Tennis as- and with the New York had gone into Septem- they did not see the play, but ti the United States Lawn both of them singles, Blades, rf.4 1 0 will be at the and Gus ber with a fairly formidable lead, aroused considerable comment and HOME RUNS sociation present aid of Jim Bottomley’s Watkins, rf 1 1 0 this were foi to Invite talented Mancuso’s bludgeons, the cardinals 4 1 but an injury to Doyle and a slump time they looking It. Greenberg, Tigers 15 championships Orsattl, If 3 to the regional had little trouble in trouncing the In pitching caused the margin to Evers called for the ball from Cen- Yankees 14 youngsters Join Mancuso, c.4 DIMaggio, Davis which has with their newly appointed melt away. By the end of Septem- terfielder Hoffman, as he lino done Medwlck, Cards 12 Junior cup squad Giants, Gelbert, ss 3 been formed this year under the at the helm, 7 ber, the Giants’ manager, John Mc- in Pittsburgh, and the ball came Kampouris, Reds. 12 SWIMMING IS THE IDEAL EXERCISE; Manager Carleton, p.4 for in from the Joe sponsorship of the U. S. L. T. A., to to 0. Graw, was fighting desperately bounding outfield. Foxx, R?d Sox.y.. 12 who had provide competent instruction and 37 7 13 27 12 every game. The Chicago Cubs, win- McGinnity, been coaching ALL MUSCLES USED IN CRAWL STROKE Carleton was responsible for only Totals on third base for tournaments for juniors ner! In 1906 and 1907, and the Pitts- New York, sensed RUNS BATTED IN special three reaching base: Moore and NEW YORIb (N. L.) what were having championship aspirations. r h o a e burgh Pirates, were see-sawlng in- the Cubs about to at- Bonura, White Sox.61 Hogan on singles, and Leslie ab Such are being formed 0 and-out of second place only a few tempt and scuffled with Evers Greenberg, Tigers. 69 groups through being winged in the 8th, Moore, 2b .4 13 3 throughout the country, and high 0 1 0 jumps behind. The Cubs went to around second base, trying to keep Walker, Tigers .57 when he pinch hit for Gib- Koenecke, If.4 are expressed for the pro- 0 2 0 the Polo Grounds In New York and Johnny from touching the bag with Mldwiok, Cards 56 hopes son. Only one Giant reached 2nd Llndstrom, cf.4 duction of one hundred fundamen- 0 11 took the first two games of the se- his foot. McGinnity gained pos- DIMaggio, Yankees. 50 base, and none of them got as far Terry, lb.4 tally well-grounde dyoungsters of 4 ries. The Giants apparently had session of the bali and threw toward as third. btt, rf l\ RUNS between 16 and 20 years of age. 0 won when the fa- left field. To his dying day. Iron Three home runs, two by Bottom- Jackson, ss ...... 3 the third game 51 Man Joe claimed he the ball Greenberg, Tigers c 3 0 mous Merkle Incident occurred. heaved ley and one by Mancuso, produced Hogan, into the but Galan, Cubs 44 1 With the score tied in the ninth, high bleachers, accord- all of the runs made by Charley Verges, 3b.3 Medwlck, Cards 44 0 McCormick on third ing to eye-witness accounts a fan Street’s aggregation of ballplayers Walker, p ,«*,... 0 two out, Moose Indians 43 WRESTLING knocked down Averill, ...... 1 0 on first (Merkle was in the ball and there from the Mound City. Mooney, p and Merkle Yankees. 42 New York — Frank Judson. was a scramble for the sphere. Rolfe, hit his first Fullis 1 0 the game as a substitute for the tossed Steven Bottomley Pitcher Kroh ran Crosettl, Yankees.42 Detroit, Budynas, Blades fol- 0 veteran , ), Floyd from the in the second inning. Gibson, p ..0 Schenectady; Richard Stahl, Ger- 0 New York bench, hit the spectator holding the HITS lowed with a triple to left center, Leslie, xx.0 A1 Bridwell, shortstop, Ernie Powers, San - ball, the and threw to man, pinned and Orsatti walked. Then Mancuso Rubbell, 0 hammered a single to center which grabbed pellet Walker, Tigers. 80 Scotland, p.0 Evers who then second base. Francisco; George , the bases with his broke the game. Mc- tagged Medwlck, Cards. 78 cleaned prodi- apparently up 1 pinned Bibber McCoy, Worcester, which 27 16 1 and the Umpire O’Day called Merkle out Bell, Browns .76 gious poke for four bases, Totals 31 0 3 Cormick crossed the plate Mass.; Colesano, Italy, and and at first" wanted the game re- Yankees.74 Tony gave the Cards four runs in this crowd rushed on the field, thinking Gehrig, BY JACK POBUK flutter hand Abe California, drew. 0—7 Such a move was floating log, kick, Goldberg, All of this was at the ex- St. Louis 00030000 won. sumed. imDossible. Vaughan, Pirates .74 inning. the Giants had Noted crawl, and are combined Jack Donovan, Boston, downed New York 00000000 0—0 because of the crowd on the field. Swimming Instructor breathing pense of . However, instead of running to into the crawl stroke. Lanlhan, Boston; Frank , Cub then With more leisure time George Jim Mooney relieved Walker in second base, Merkle dashed to the manager, resulting * * • N. Two base hit—Gelbert. claimed the forfeit. PROBABLE from shorter Bruce, Jamaica, Y., pinned Bobby the but he also fell a victim Summary: game by working hours, citi- third, rhree base hit—Blades. Home run— EXERCISES • Roberts, Boston. from the Cards’ The race wns so close that the zens are looking around for some- to similar disaster Double 1—Assume Bottomley (2), Mancuso. league’s board of directors ordered (By United Press) thing to occupy this new spare time. Step the 'floating log bats In the fourth: Jimmy Reese, also Play—Terry, Moore, and Jackson the game after the end NATIONAL For some, most of the position. former Yankee, singled; Frisch replayed popular WASHINGTON BOAT Ljeft on bases—N. Y. 6; St. Louis 8. AGAWAM of the season if a should Philadelphia (Walters 6-4) at Chi- are taboo because de- Step 3—Start the flutter kick. singled; Bottomley then banged his PARK' legal replay sports they —Off Walker 4, prove to decide the race. cago (French 3-4). mand too much Step 3—Add hand movement in READY FOR REGATTA second homer into the grandstand NEAR SPRINGFIELD necessary physical exertion, tlooney 1; Gibson 1. Struck out- The (Fitzsimmons 3-2) at or slower tempo than that of feet. and three more runs scampered in. two clubs ended the regular Brooklyn skill. , Mooney RACES 4—As left hand is 3y Walker 1: Carleton 6; season tied with 98 victories and Pittsburgh (Swift 4-5). Is Step leaving li Swimming the Ideal exercise N. Y., June 19.— ., Gibson 2. Hits—Off Walker DAILY 55 defeats. In the famous New York (Castleman 6-3) at Cin- water, turn mouth to left and take Poughkeepsie, play-off for them. It little ex- n 2 2-3 3 in 3 1-3; MCIPT SUNDAY. requires very of air. Continue (UP)—The same crew of Huskies inning; Mooney 8 game at the Polo Grounds on Oc- cinnati (R. Davis 2-3). a deep gulp 1. Hit MAY ID TO JUNE ertion, and anyone who possesses won the and Last Dibson 2 in 2; Hubbell 2 In 12 tober 4 Boston (Turner 5-3) at St Louis around in windmill fashion, bring- that collegiate, Olympic Night’s Fights JUNK ID TO JULY 8, the Cubs won, to 3, Chi- the desire and Is to- Carleton (Leslie). willing prac- left in front and into world rowing titles last year will b« yy pitcher—By cago thus winning a third straight '(Ryba 2-1). ing hand tice will pecome skilled quite eas- the University of Washing- (By United Press) iPssed ball—Hogan. Losing pitcher rUJl ||MC*I3 pennant while New York fell back AMERICAN water, turning face down and ex- pulling ily and quickly. ton In the race here New Tort-Jack Sharkey, Jr, 127, -Walker. Umpire#—Pfirman, Qulg- RAIN «• SHINE St. Louis (Bonettl 2-5) at Wash- haling through nose shell varsity to a tie with Pittsburgh for second Lan- and Reardon. (Weaver 5-3). • Some form of exercise Is neces- Continue to repeat these com- Tuesday. New York, outpointed Jimmy ey, place. ington 127 Del. Do know in which came the WILY DOUBLE f*9 Detroit (Lawson 9-1) at Phlladel- sary to the human being. We should bined movements as rhythmically A1 Ulbrlckson discarded the caster, 1-2, Wilmington, (8); you use our muscles to them his boat Steve Buvio, 147, Finland, Kayoed >est individual base-stealing' per- Pusses from all CAME A LONG WAY prla (Thomas 2-4). keep as possible and if you And yourself Idea of substituting jayvee and stave off of the Irish Bill Oonnerty, 148, Boetdh, (2). :dfmance took plaCe? MAIN JOINTS Denis Vic.4r Shore, South African Chicago (Lee 3-2) at New York healthy and supple above water, making headway, you In the big event Intercolleg- old stroke. iate when his veterans be- Ray Nash, 139, New York, - 8m This Column Tomorrow runner, came 10,000 miles to race 440 (Ruffing 6-1). age. are swimming the crawl Regatta s to achieve the form that made ed Paris aptce, 137, Providence, R. (All Rights Reserved—Jarrott Bpor yards in the Princeton invitation Cleveland (Hudlln 6-1) at Boston All the muscles are brought Into gan : tat 1988. X. (81. natures) f HORSE RACING brack meet recently. (Grove 4-3). (day In today’s lesson, la which the MEETS them invincible

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