Newest of Griffmen ?s Rookies to Be Farmed for Needed Experience SADDLE LIFE OF A SUNDAY. —By JIM BERRYMAN Sports Program GIANTS, CUBS DUEL For Local Fans t TODAY. TOP LATEST LOT Boxing. / AIOW LISSEAI. \ BOLDS FLAG FOCOS Marty Gallagher v* Eddie Ho- V I CAN'T I yEAFi.Susie, ^- / HOMEy, / nfl gan and Lou Ge Vinson vs. Erankia LOOV.J Ltkf lAFFCOPT'BUy L / THlMk Jit GET ) f Covelli. co-features. 10 Anderson Victim of Poor V fooP IS UOM'-A ( Vno A HOR4E I \ ( KEKIPy T'START \ rounds, 3E PLEMTIFW- / JUS.T MAPE TH- ) ) RipiN' ! MfS GOT \ Griffs Eliminate White Sox. Griffith Stadium. 8:80, THIS YEAH* 1 FIFTH FAVMENT / A HUGE LIFE J ican League pennant and the Giants yesterday In full view of 12.000 cus- ,^\jow ALC,v Mv\iy > BL'T MOSTIV 5 A1 Mercier vs. Ray Steele, fea- PEAR 'ELLOW, ^ r :•> W "THATCUCK and Cubs either will have settled tomers. As a double-header was / Th'HOESE ! LAS'MIGWTl^j ture match, Turner's split I ST©P MAk'IWLa \ ToLP ME THESE \OFF ) the National or have Arena, 8:30. 7 / SO1. THATS 7)1 League squabble with the White Sox by scores of 5-4 l JOkE*- AMP tiET W FCEECHfcs AGE FRIDAY. / Guv who Told J given definite indication as to just • and 1-9, Infielders Johnny Treshock > Ml OUT OP THIS *■ CE IS'FCttCtP.' 1 Foot > US HE M.AS what Mr. Gus Fan can expect. Ball. and Catcher Mike Guerra TERRIBLE TREE 1 !E E! nic met. /U Jerry Lynn. / : RAI SEP OM Chicago Cardinals vs. AMP WHERE IS MV rjt SOME U’lTH A J jo From the senior circuit standpoint, Washing- and Pitcher Arnold Anderson were ( r ton ) HORSE OH Jm rN'T.'AA ATiC J > ^ A HOCi,E^/ /'.no1 youj>iDV \| New’ York’s Giants and Chicago’s Redskins, Griffith Stadium, given their major league baptism. S.EAT f r~< ME 8:30. ( PEAC' AlCjY ]■ / NOT MLtT r\s\ bolstered Cubs, who are, at the mo- met with Please, po M IN BLUTZ' LlV-V"Q Central vs. East They varying success. Of \ ) ment, 21* games apart in that order, Side High, Pat- \ someThimu EB.Y STABLE** > the quartet, Treshock and Lynn stood yW on terson, N. J. 1- -AND MY >.(<■* f go to work each other's throats out. a Treshock. shortstop, played the A/AWE IS C. iA/V- in a series starting tomorrow. From Boating. opener and collected two singles in NOT".SLl^Afty ( their three-game fuss either the President's Cup Regatta, oft four trips to the plate. Lynn, a .second 4^wHy/pToo/ Giants will stagger all but "in" with Hains Point. 11:30. >00 Look LlkE baseman, made two of the Nats’ five the or the Cubs will I TARZAM •• pennant, wallop SATURDAY. hit* off Vernon in the night- i-\<- Kpnnedy JUbY Llk E KIMX \ A fJ-TTECS.My^i their way to a fight down to the tape. Base Ball. One (MAN ,WHO IS WMV M \ cap. of the hits he collected in L HANminii rr A/ ^ 7 AM Over In the rival loop, meantime, Philadelphia vs. Washington, /I k THAT UNCOUTH' ) yoUR three trips was a double. , jTHATi the Yankees, with a 10'a-game lead, Griffith Stadium. 3. I^Th ECL^X^/ j PEPSOH USING ) THIRD HUsPAND / ) need combination of five Foot Anderson, the 6-foot 4-inch pitcher .-.SUCH GHASTLY '. 3| Don't vou XV only any Ball. from the North Dakota State League, I LANGUAGETr PkREMEMpf P---) Y victories or five Detroit defeats, or St. John's vs. Maryland, College was charged with the and fo.jik V a collection of the two, mathemat- Park, Md„ 3. defeat, ikT^rr^ f k'tHP ) Guerra did the catching. mCOUNT sou S\ ically to eliminate the Tigers and Eastern vs. Episcopal, Alexan- r AT A vs ON or ,___ | nail the flag to their mast for another dria, Va., 3:30. fj k SAPS^IjJ 1 Salisbury Crew Not Ready. year. George Washington High vs. John Marshall, took looks of Alexandria, Ya., J_JARRIS long at all %$E^yL “Fate” Aids Gianta. 3:30. them and decided that his most ; 15 WORE at sach swinging other. Tech v*. Maury High, Mor- promising rookies for 1938 totaled five the Giants and Cubs have a little folk, Va. C'ACAMflA.' _ but. none are from this quartet. preliminary work today in winding up FEELTHy Fl A ME f Boating. Until better recruits come along. Burky TV) their aeries with the St, Louis Car- L ❖ O ^' Take Three a Second President's Cup Regatta, off likes Ken Chase. Joe Firsts, Ray Phebus. »^F ANik'J! jy' dinals and Brooklyn’s Daffy Dodgers, Hains Point, 1:45. Krakauskas. George Case and Jimmy and respectively. Wasdell. Three Thirds in “The others.” to quote Har- Big It seemed “fate" was taking a hand ris, aren't for this PIKER "simply ready SEES in the Giants' behalf as HOT WELL.WILL VuH yesterday Ipasnip Meet at Solomons. LOOKlT (%' MAO they nosed out the Cards. 4-3. in 10 Leaders !•• Major Treshock and Lynn, a pair of stand- i MfGVNNlTV BY GEORGE E. HUBER, innings. Behind 2-1, Manager Bill By the Associated Pres*. Mprnjmm CUE S .aIV/EP UP outs from the victorious Salisbury team ^.t'COVE.JOMMNV. VC1' \ CORNED RCE.F F E R. RtafT Correspondent of The Star. Terry reached into the hat and cam® AMERICAN LEAGUE. of the Class D Eastern /CAM ME AC all twos* ) LAV IAS SINCE HER with a futile for hi* Batting—Gehringer. Tigers. .383 Shore League, — up pinch-hitter te ocr AT HOME 1< -t€M I OU AAAN STRUFIi IT Md., September 20 Gehrig. Yankees, .359. need and Char- 1 most Hank Runs—Di obviously experience, \ r>Arrv >s smavin.j y CICM •• AM1 SHE’S Chesapeake fish in this powerful pounder, Leiber, Mngglo Yankee*. 140: Bay Greenberg. Tigers, 130. lotte probably is the next step for them. CTW'Wll A in the seventh. FLUNKEY'. vicinity the last two days were Runs batted in—Greenberg. Tigers < Anderson was a victim of Afterward, there was 162: DI poor support, Thinks and Solomons.hard pressed to dodge hooks nothing to do Maggio. Yankees, 14,. He, Grant Hit-s—Walker, Tigers, 198: Bell but he, too, could stand a Riggs but give Leiber's center-field to couple years and bait offered by anglers competing job Browns 197. in the minors. Guerra, the catcher for Wally Berger, who has been about as Double*—Beil, Browns, and Green- Will It Out for prizes offered in the second an- berg. Tigers, 46. from was not Fight Davis with the Giants' boss for Salisbury, impressive nual Chesapeake Bay fishing fair popular a Triples—Stone, Senators, and Kree- Griffs Records vich. White Sox. and may never find his way to the held in the long time as a couple of broken 15. Cup No. 2 Patuxent River and bay Home runs—Di Maggio. Yankees. majors. Jimmy Bloodworth, a second | Spot. BATTING. near here. More than throwing arms. In the ninth, how- 43; Gehrig. Yankees and Greenberg. 1,300 registered Tigers. 36. baseman from Chattanooga, may be By the Associated Press. G. AB R. H. 2b.3b.HR.Rbi.Pc. DIVIDEND IS ever, Wally belted a homer to tie the SEEN rod wielders and hand-line fishermen Stolen Red Box. Lynn 1 3 n 2 n n o bases—Chapman. a year but sooner. n .667 score and lead the Giants 0; Werber. Athletics. 26 ready hence, hardly Treshock 1 4 O 2 0 0 9 took part in the from ultimately September 20.—The 0 500 contest, fishing Pitching—Murphv Yankee*. 18-4; Treshock turned out to be a smallish, Travis 120 471 66 164 27 fi 3 HO .348 about 250 to a heartbreaker win over Lon War- way Frankie Parker figures Stone boats brought from all Ruffing, Yankees, and Lawson. Tigers atocky youngster who bats right- 127 495 74 I 65 31 15 4 81 .333 neke. 18-6. it. there's going to be a tough Ahnada 93 384 69 127 21 5 4 35.131 sections of Maryland's bay country. handed. Afield he made two errors Case 8 34 fi 11 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE. ATLANTA.fight among him. Bobby Riggs 1 3.324 Washington followers of the Lewis 141 flop JOS IS!) 32 5 0 71 MIKE sport 310 FOR Batting—Medwick JACOBS Cardinals. .878: that were more or less ctxstly, but he Gabby’s Homer Tells. and Bryan Grant for the second place Kunel 134 542 71 15520 11 fi fiO .78fi were here in numbers and won three P. Waner. Pirates. .358. also came with two neat Mver 120 413 54 118 P big Max Butcher held up fairly plays. on the Davis team 14 2 50 ,28fi firsts in various classes of Huns—Medwick Cardinals, 104: Cup next year. Simmon* 08 400 59 113 20 9 8 87 .783 competi- ^JEANTIME. Galan. Cubs, and Martin Phillies. Lynn is slightly larger and rangier. the Cubs to four hits, but one 100. Serious, quiet Frankie, former boy Title Is Third Blueee 42 124 12 35 4 2 113 782 tion, one second and three thirds. Runs batted in—Medwick. Cardinals. He a Playground W.Ferrell 49 0 0 40,000 to Dish of was played faultless game afield, wonder from 98 2fi 4 0 13.265 Expected Up Those first those Gabby Hartnett's homer 145: Demaree. Cubs 105. Milwaukee, now the Na- Mihalic 38 107 13 27 4 2 o 8 "S" scoring places and win- Hits—Mediwck. Cardinals. 218: P. handling seven chances, and showed with a mate to tion's second-ranking tennis player, Won in Smaton 09 211 23 53 14 3 3 35.251 ning silver loving cups for their aboard—Just enough Waner. Pirates. 205 by Barney Three Millies 53 8 0 "6 signs of developing into a major league rather 163 21 40 i "4ft $350,000 to View Ring cash in on Curt Davis' classy flinging Doubles—Medwick. Cardinal*. 68; reluctantly talked the situation Ft Ferrell 76 24fi 30 58 5 1 ] o« °36 efforts were: Jack Newton, with a Mize Cardinals 37. prospect. W*sdell 17 56 7 13 O for a 2-1 win over the Brooklyns. Triples — over after suffering defeat at Grant's Events. 1 1 4 232 5-pound 1-ounce shark in the gen- Vaughan. Pirates. 16; Major Weaver 28 64 30 14 1 0 0 5.219 Show of leaving the pennant situation in this Handley. Pirates. 12. hands and then seeing Grant beaten Linke 3fi 47 8 10 0 0 0 2913 Champs. eral class; Helen S. Bunker, with Home runs—Ott. Giants. SI; Med- Case Continues to Impress. De Shone 34 83 9 17 0 9 form: wirk. Cardinals. 20 by Riggs in a week end round-robin last draw sheet of the sea- 1 1 .205 By the Associated Preas. an 11-ounce spot, and J. W. Krak'kas 3 10 2 2 0 1 0 ] 500 Tanner, Stolen bases—Galan. Cubs. 23: It was that what the here. son had been with a Games To plain taken down to- Apoleton 33 56 3 3 1 0 1 0 7 .197 YORK, September 20.—It 4-pound salmon trout In the Hack. Cubs, and Hassett. Dodgers, 14. 1^yTHILE Cohen 32 14 0 o o o Pitching—Root. Cubs, 12-5; Hubbell. Eastern Shore Leaguers need "From the looks of he day, thus completing another 1 2 143 largest edible fish class. W. L. Behind. Play. things now,” j Bl'nworth 3 14 1 1 0 o o 0 .071 looks as though Mike Jacob*, Giants. 19-8. Giants _ 84 53 _ 17 most is Harris was said. Summer Chase 13 25 1 0 0 experience. today "Grant. Riggs and I will have during which one 10 0.040 as usual, "will make a little” Tanner's trout was one of the □HE Jacobs 10 3 0 0 0 0 0 o .000 Cubs _ 83 57 2 14 H looking ahead to the forthcoming trial to fight it out. Donald Budge Cincinnati Reds Star Cup on which no other name De Shone 34 264 110 8" 23811 31 17 13 13 portant money to four champions (or, "J^IGGS,” tered cap, 9-1. did the same young outfielder from Trenton, con- have the over W Ferrell 23 192 88 73 184 22 boat: thing. Boeton coming edge Bltsy right ! but his appears, it gave him a 1.000 19 10 12 anyway, three and one-half cham- Jacobs 10 21 5 Anglers tinues to the Nat bosses. With now. a 10 ISU, 1 0 1 1 catching largest variety or fish. Philadelphia's unpredictable Ath- through, 7-6, and then on impress Hs is good retriever and has for fiK pions) to defend their Gov. losing. 3-0, j percentage the local season—three Appleton 33 150 62 1624 17 7 8 14 crowns on the Harry W. Nice Trophy—Won by letics astonished his tore shoulder still a 63 0 Robert themselves, the base Ival Goodman's two-run homer and bothering him. ! better service. And he's younger. championships in three Cohen 32 16 22 56'. 0 2 4 same night. Lockerman, Solomons. 12 Ash. 1 tournaments. Lanahan 3 14 P 1 s 2001 Capt Joseph B. Langley. Jr Solomons; ball world in general, but moet of all Gene Schott's Case went to right field in yesterday’s That counts a lot. But don't count * The three-hitter. True, there were three other tour- Anderson 1 6 4 1 3N1001 man the experts felt sorry for second Florence Hart. Washington. Pa.. 9 and came with the i flsh. nightcap up one of Grant out of the picture.” naments laid out a total of Capt. Gordon Edwards. Solomons: for men. One, the Public $195,000 in guaran- third. J. W. Griffs’ five hits in one of his three "And how about the three of Thompson. Washington, Capt. you?” Parks, Welsh was ineligible for and tees for the eight principals in the Carl Parker. Hooper Island. appearances. He also made the prize "It should be a four Largest edible Ash. Senator George L. very interesting during the other two he was out of 15-round events. He admits of the when he dove Radcllffe Trophy—Won by J. W. Tanner. fielding play day fight,” said Frankie gravely. 1819 town. If a runner-up for Welsh’s now, modestly, to an advance sale of Potomac avenue aoutheast, Washing- for a one-handed catch of Jackie rather on the ton. 4-pound salmon trout, Capt. Jack Rigs, small side, and honors were around $175,000 and to be named, undoubtedly the Legionnaires Johnson. Solomons; second. William Hol- Hayes’ looper in the second inning. with a Charlie shuffle in his Chaplin it would be Dooly Mitchell, who haven't started buying their paste- land Uniontown. Pa.. 2-pound salmon The found the south- cap- trout, Capt. Jack Johnson, opener Chase, walk. Is definitely after the No. 2 boards A Solomons; tured both the Middle Atlantic and yet. popular estimate is third. A. S White. Baltimore. 15-ounce paw pitcher, failing to continue his berth on the Davis Cup team. that Times’ Grand National tournaments 40,000 fans will gather under kingAsh. Capt. W. P. Lore. Solomons torrid slab of the last month. BlueAsh. Representative pace “I feel confident the U. S. L. T. A. Bluff T. Alan Golds- during Barney's absence. Coogans and pay $350,000 for borough Tronhy—Won by Ernest Ken wasn’t bad but he wasn’t is to have to Leverage, good. going recognize me now," the privilege. Rock Hall. Md.. 2 pound* 3 ounces. Capt An error by Buddy Myer and two by he grinned. In no other classification—women’s, Chester Town, Rock Hall; second. Mrs. John Gaynor. Baltimore. 2 Treshock in the first two Grant juniors’ or boys'—does such a clear-cut pounds; third. innings and Riggs took most, of the Seen as Move Against Garden. P B. Brenmen. Pittsburgh l pound 14 right to the title of ounces. helped the Sox to get off to a 4-0 lead, afternoon yesterday to decide the “District cham- Over Capt. Louis Wolf. Solomons. Victory Hogan Would thing about this latest Rock. BrinsfleId Trophy—Won by O. L but thereafter he hurled runless ball round-robin Issue. pion” appear, for. although specific P'UNNIEST Rigg.s finally won, Jacob* hit Riedy, Easton. Md.. 4 pounds 7 ounces District show, his second with- Capt. W. L. Neil Oxford. until he was relieved by Pete Appleton 6—3, 6—4. 6—8. 0—fi, 7—5, In a tournaments were held, they Md second, His in in a is a Aden Miller. Baltimore. J were no different from other local Heighten Hopes month, strange belief in some 4 pounds 2 ourtces in the sixth inning A blistered finger tussle marked by long rallies third R. Lockerman. Solomons, 3 pounds quarters that Mike didn't conceive 1 ounces. did not aid Chase's effectiveness. competitions entered by the same con- it Capt. J. R Langley. Solomon:- Garden in the first Trout. Mayor testants and shared Tourney. place with an idea of mak- Howard W. Jackson by different rack- Trophy—Won by Jack Johnson Solomons. ing money. ufliiflMOM vttvs nrirni t nnrr, eters. Jimmy Johnston, who 3 pounds; second. W. J Carney. Pittsburgh BY BI1RTON HAWKINS. 3 Official Scores has been slid out of a pounds li ounces. Capt. J. c. Groom •BOLE lucrative LYONS, Job Solomons; third. the ancient nemesis of ringworms to- at George Schrick Donalds- A new Madison Square Garden on his town. Pa 2 pounds way of burning tobacco, which burns the Nats, FIRST GAME Four Girls be lVa ounces. Capt. Jack started for the Sox and Nearly Even. night may taking their pants, declares that Johnson Solomons it better, cooler, and cleaner Most CHICAGO. AB. R H. O A E Jacob* arranged pipes was holding a 4-to-l lead going into last peek for some little Hardhead. Baltimore News-Post Trophy don’t Hayes 2b _ 6 0 0 2 5 11 no division the the whole have a bottom draft, but thia presents thing strictly as a stunt, —Won by Lorena Shea, Solomons 3 one Kreevich cf. _ 4 1 1 0 0 pROBABLY time at the seventh. Then four hits 2 WASHINGTONponderous 13 ounces: Mrs. V. new straight Walker rf. o 0 0 same problem In ranking its Marty and an underhanded one, at pounds second Kulp. haa—producing a kind of smoke. _6 3 0 par- that, no Baltimore, 3 pounds: third. S. A. etarted a at Griffith White. — rally, and when Radcliff. If _ 4 0 1 0 I Gallagher Stadium. If he Lyons 2 0 ticipants as does the women's. There the Garden couldn't Baltimore. Capt. J. C. Lore. I UPDRAFT bottom of I Appling as. _3 0 h 0 possibly put over keeps bow) ab- walked a hitter, after 1 1 loses to Eddie Hogan, blimpish New Spot. Herbert-Hern finally retiring Conners 3b. 4 1 1 1 2 0 ! four girl*—with little to choose an outdoor show before snow Trophy—Won by solutely dry. among York flies. Helen 8. Bunker. 7325 Blair road. Takoma a man. Clint Brown took over Chi- Haas, lb_2 1 011 1 0 1 heavyweight, probably it will be them—justly share four titles. Edith Jimmy possibly is a little biased Park. D. C 11 ounces. Capt. A M. 2-PERFECT MIXTURE (of air and Sewell, r. 3 l o 3 0 0 a to- | cago's pitching. Clint a matter of choice, but if Martin wins Bunton Solomons: second. Frank Elliott. pitched single Lyons, p _O O 0 O 1 0 ; Clarke Is the District ward the man who has takes the rawness out of to- champion; wolfed down ! Solomons. II ounces (tie draw). Capt. smoke) any to Mver, first to face Brown, p. _ 1 0 0 1 2 0 he may find himself among the fistic him. and this Mary Cootes, whom she deposed, is every rival in the field, Albert Hill. Solomons: third. Mrs. L. bacco, makes it mild. tied the elite at Madison including Miller. New York score at 4-4 The GrifTs won Totals _.31 4 5*25 11 1 the of Square Garden’s Johnston. His City. IO'-i ounces. Capt. j City Washington champion; theory does sound I J. W. Langley. Solomons. 3-CARBURETOR ACTION bums the game in the which WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. O. A E elimination tourney. ninth, Stone I Sara Moore again is the fanciful, but there be White perch. Bacharach-Rasin Trophy— lobacco and Almada. cf. _ n public parks might a evenly and Simmons 5 1 3 3 o i Marty has from the just Won by R> Lockerman. Solomons. 13 completely, opened with singles. Lewis. 3b. 5 1 1270 emerged gas little [ champion, and Marge Robinson re- something to it. ounces. Capt J. B Langley. Solomons: producing better flavor Kuhel Sionr. rf. 4 7 3 1 n o house district many times after sacrificed and. after Myer pur- tained being a second, Dewey Talbott Baltimore. 7 Simmons If. 5 0 2 3 0 o ! her championship of Putting whole basketful of cham- 4 Army- on the ounces. CARBURETOR ACTION was 1 11 placed shelf and Hogan Capt. M T. CRrey. Solomons: posely passed. Wasdell batted for Kuhel. lb 3 o s o 11 1 Club's hardly pions on the same ! Navy annual Fall invitation card, is third F. E. Walker. Burlington Hotel, keeps smoke cool at all times Trrshock and ; Myer 2b 4 0 3 2 5 1 figures to make him tuck his though, slammed-a wicked hop- boxing the sort Washington. H ounces. Capt. S. Parker. i Treshock s* _ 4 o 2 2 4 2 1 tournament. very of thing that would ap- Now at your dealer’s. Even a i togs in storage. Hooper Island per to Hayes. I Wasdell I o 0 0 0 0 There j Gallagher probably to Jacobs. R n you have the four peal It’s a sense of show- Yellow perch. Gunther Tronhy—No cigarette smoker can smoke fumbled Ferrell, c. 4 o 0 o 11 1 major still will be swinging when Hayes momentarily, but. Chase p 2 O 0 0 2 1 Marty, jr„ he entrants. 0 tournaments held for the fair sex this j manship absorbed perhaps from Toad. it, and like it. With Appleton p o n 0 o 0 o ! laces on his first but he needs Chesapeake Bay Fishing Fair As- No‘‘breaking plenty of time to force Stone at glove, — 1 year and there seems as | his with sociation—Won by H H. Hill Detroit. in" bowl m tTravis __ 1 1 0 0 0 i eaual a divi- long relationship the late I caked with the he threw a victory over Horton if he still is pound 8 ounces Weaver _ Capt. J W. plate, wildly past Catcher 0. 1 0 0 0 0 0 sion of honors as j Tex Rickard. like Langley. real like all J one could ask. i He, Rickard, doesn't Solomons: second. Charles Baum, i-417 honey, Yello Bole Luke Sewell for an error and the nursing ambitions toward crashing Totals 39 5 15 27 13 ~3 Because Miss Cootes beat Miss pretend to know anything much about Wisconsin ajienuc Washington. 1 pound Pipes. Get one today. game was over j fistina’s stratosphere. 8 ounces (tie drawl. Capt Charles Long. •One out when run Clarke j or — winning scored. the only time they met, be- fighting fighters, but he knows Solomons: third. Mrs. Pauline Carey Solo- The 'Ba’ted for Appletor. in seien’h. Nats never were in the what mons- 1 7 night- Batted for Treshock in ninth cause Miss Clarke defeated Miss Job With Louis the public will pay to see, which pound ounces. Capt. Talbott cap A error Helps. Carey Solomons costly by Guerra in the Moore in their is more .. Chicago 130 000 000_4 only meeting and be- ! to participate in Promoter important. General classtflcation Bowen'a Inn first inning the to I Washington 100 ! helped Sox take a 000 301—5 cause Miss Moore defeated JNVITED Trophy—Wen by Jack Newton. 1012 Mrs. Rob- Mike Jacobs’ brainchild on Seienth stre«t, 2-0 lead in the first inning off Ander- Runs batted in—Simmons <2 Walker j chiefly 5-pound-1-ounce shark. Lyons. Hayes. Lewis. inson in the last of the ar- Ticket Sale Capt Parker. Hooper Island: second, Frank son Myer Three-base ‘'family” the national publicity that focused on Healthy. Then Chicago added another in hits- Stone Kreevich Russell. Baltimore, 5-pound shark. Capt. Sacrifice—Kuhel guments. it would appear that a his efforts tickets for the third and drove Double pla.vs—Myer to Treshock to Kuhel Jus- against Joe Louis in train- Thursday night are Parker Hooper Island: third. Sam Pierce. Anderson from Chase to tifiable 'J^HE Washington Treshock to Kuhel: Lewis to ranking might rate Miss Cootes ing for his recent fuss with going good, the fact 4-pound-5-ounce shark, Capt. I the box Tommy despite that in the fourth with a four-run Kuhel Connors to Hayes to Haas Mver to Dick Woodburn. Solomons. No. 1, Miss Clarke No. 2, Miss Moore uprising. : Kuhel, Left on bases—^Washington 13: Parr, Gallagher no doubt will be for- Jacobs' unpredictable pals, the. New Woman angler catching largest flsh. Chicago Jo. Bases on 5 No. 3 and Mrs. John W. Raskob bv balls—Chase Mrs. Robinson No. 4. gotten if Hogan connects too often York State athletic Trophy—Won Dick Lanahan came to i Appleton 1; Lyons 2 Brown. 1; Weaver commissioners, Mrs. C. Yake. Sparrows Point. Md 3- Anderson's 1. Struck out—Chase 3. Lyon- 2 Apnle- with that right hand. have taken a bite out of one of Pound-8-ounce rock. Capt John Brooks. rescue, only to run into a 1 his surprising : »<>" Brown. 1 Hits—Off Chase 3 in Solomons; second. Mrs. A. R. Miller. Balti- o Heffner, March Share Lou Gevinson, another local also champions, the bald chorus of boos from the trade. Innings: off Appleton. 1 in 2 innings; Honors. lad, Frenchman, more. 3-pound-4-ounce rock, Capt. John The Lyons. 12 in "I'VE j ft^3 Innings: off Brown is on the in the Marcel Thil. Gaynor. Bodkin Point. Md : third. Mar- GONE BACK spot co-feature 10- have decided that local boy who 3 in *> he not left They hasn't made good also 7*3 innings off Weaver I in J-JAD before the second garet Dixon. Solomons 2-pound-8-ounce has not innings. Wild pitch—Lvons Winning rounder. Frankie (Kid) Covelli, a Marcel isn't the world hardhead, tied with Beatrice firmly ent%’nehed himself junior tournament was held, middleweight Dixon. Solo- pitcher —Weaver 1-oslng pitcher- Brown veteran in mons. and w hen the Umpires Messrs. ringwise with the kick of a champion New York, so that leaves Sox drove him from the Owens. Gcisel and Sum- Harry Heffner might have been able Captain of boat catching largest variety 1 mers. Time—2:10 him box in the next butterfly, is the opposition, but if only the champion of the Inter- of Ash Patuxtent Trophy—Won by Capt. inning his to establish a on | to since I've departure strangle-hold that W. T. Tippett. Ridge Md. nine cigars was watched Frankie still possesses even a smatter- national Boxing Union, or varieties: with cruel glee i SECOND GAME class’ honors for the year. Heffner approxi- second. Capt Langston T. Todd, North 1 CHICAGO. AB R. H O A ing of the half a Beach. Md.. What happened thereafter E won The Star's boxing knowledge that was mately champion. The prev- eight varieties; third. W. P. is not Haves 7b .5 7 2 3 4 ! City of Washington Lore. Solomons, seven varieties. Kreevirh. his years ago he may teach Lou some alent odds are 2 to 1 that he w-ill Important. After fonahan came cf.___4 2 1 0 o tournament in a walk, can Walk** rf but there are discovered I _ 4 3 3 2 n 11 finesse. be a. get Buckv Jacobs, who won’t who ring only Frenchman when Fred do either in Radcliff if ..._ 3 n 1 n n ,, many think Harry March, who •«. 5 The of San Harris book Appli'ir ... 0 13 1 II preliminary car* has been Apostoli Francisco gets through and the Sox continued tc won the District Association’s tour- i Conners 3b_3 1 0 0 3 ti a with him. roll up runs. Haps juggled bit due to an injury received Finally. Umpire lb._ __ 2 0 0 7 0 0 nament last month, have Harry Pensa might given in All the cigarette-mildness in Geisel c-4 0 1 R 0 training by Joey who was other are intact. KILIS 1 Straiges, champions finally called it a day aftei him a battle in a late-season Kennedy, p_ 4 110 2 0 meeting. to meet Irish the eight It was Johnny Dean in an eight- Barney Ross, welterweight king, innings. getting dark For that reason, must share Totals 32 9 11 they rounder. is a similar and. besides, a lot of 24 11 ~1 Dean now is slated to fuss 2-to-l favorite in some suppers wer? honors until official are re- new WASHINGTON AB R H. O A E rankings with Sailor New quarters over his FLEASI this Henrietta" getting cold Almada. ef.__ leased Born, York light- Filipino rival. 401501 I es Lewi;. 3b- 4 0 Ceferino Garcia. Lou Ambers is a Ferrell will open the series 1 1 2 0 Allie weight. GLOVER'S KENNEL with Travis ss 400030 Ritzenberg established himself the Tribe Tom Vitre. Baltimore popular choice to retain his tomorrow. Simmons, If .. 4 O o o o n as the heavyweight, light- and FLEA SOAP rlass of all those w'ho play on Wasdell. lb _ ... 3 o 0 R o 11 who was to title the carded face Murray Kan- weight Rgainst Pedro Montanez Case, rf 3 1 1 3 o 11 public courts, but the fairly re- Tho All-Purposo Soap Lynn 7b ner, will mix with of Puerto Rico and Sixto _ 3 0 2 4 3 n stricted field takes Maynard Daniels, Escobar, Guerra c hardly In any of For _ 3 o 0 3 0 1 former District your Dof— the 1 amateur heavyweight bantamweight champion, is favored Minor Anderson, p _1 o 11 o o 0 first 15 ranking players of the Lanahan. 0 O champ, and Kanner over but the odds are Leagues p_ 0 o 1 n District. will stack up Harry Jeffra, Jacobs, p- 1 0 0 0 Bp the Associated Press. 1 0 against Kirkwood Burke, a veteran shorter in these two bouts. | Tom Wadden, too, exercised International League Plar-ofts Totals---30 1 5 24 10 2 canvasback. Baltimore, 14 supremacy over the city's Montreal. 1.7. Chicago _201 410 ft]_H boy players, Mike Morton and but he was Doug Swetnam. American Association Ptav-off* Washington -- 000 100 00—1 beaten in the District Columbus. 7: •' local will launch WEIRTON WINS TITLE Minneapolis 1 Called End of Eighth. Darkness.' tournament an lightweights, the Milwaukee by Annapolis youth, 17; Toledo, 7. r,R,UI,”Lb*Ued in—Conners. Appling. Hayes show in a four-rounder at 8:30 o’clock. Radcliff 12) Walker Freddie McNair. Pacific Coast League. Two-base hits—Wal- 20 *' ker. Hayes. Lynn. Double DAYTON, Ohio, September {JF).— Cos Angfies it -7: San Francisco ft plays—Travis to On the the Lvnn to W’asdell whole, question of Beattie. 4 11: Sacramento 1 •»" CD. Left on bases— The Weirton, W. Va., base ball team Washington. 7; Chicago, 10. on supremacy in the male Missions, 5—5 San Dteao. 7—4 Bases divisions is Homer turned Portland. 1 balls—Off Anderson. 4. off Lanahan. 2: homeward today holding the Coots 2S« smofas I 7 Oakland. 5 I. much more clarified than the women's. only Off Jacobs, t: off Kennedy 22 Struck out Standings national amateur title. MMwawfk Southern fit cifOAitti Association PI»v-n(T* By Anderson. I, by Jacobs. 7: by Ken- I.ynrh started off By the Associated Press. New! Little Rock. 4 Nen the Summer by GLOVER'S Oeutle Adlan PLEA POW- Orleans. 2. nedy. I. Hit:- Off Anderson. 0 in 3 The West Virginians took the fed- Atlanta. 14 ft defeating Welsh for Yesterday's homers—Greenbera. Ti- DER—positively kills fleas snd liee on Does Memphis inning:, off Lanahan 7 in '3 inning off the Erigemoor All-imported Havana-blended gers 1; Hayes. Athletics. eration championship a and Cats—does not merely stun them. No tsl- time- m Teas Jacob .! in 1 inning off Kenned* 5 in Club 1: Berser.’ yesterday by League Plap-nfl, championship, but Giants 1. Goodman. cum added. safe, sure. Oklahoma 7 RHeher -By Blasting Reds, 1, Hart- 5-3 over Economical, Only 35*. Cite ?in An'cnto 0. fa£n'J?B? bt? Anderson has nett. Cubs 1. victory Dayton, concluding Borth Worth ft. Tulsa 4 ’Appling' Wild pitches—Kenned* J«eob- Barney more than atoned for seasoned filler w inning leaders—D1 Masgin. Yankees. the nine-day series Weirton v on the and mellow- m pitcher—Kenned* Losing pitcher that one blot ..The light-color New York.Penn Plaft-oHg. —Anderson on his escutcheon by 48 Oehrlt Yankees 86 Oreenberg. Emlra. ft Umpires—Messrs Gelsel, first game of the play-off with Dayton Wilkee-Barre 4. Summers and Owens. Time—2:05. trouncing Hugh twice since. Tigers. 36: Poxx. Red Box 33; Ott Giants. 81; York Ti«ers. 81. Saturday, 4 to 1. Sg mild Imported Sumatra wrapper, gj

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