I-1 SPORTS SECTION r- Base Ball, Tennis Boxing, Wrestling

Pari S—4 Page* _WASHINGTON, D. C„ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 15, 1934._jnnq

Harder Tribe Masters 2-0 : Beat Yanks 1-9

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Total* 2b 8 b 27 1» ll Press RV JOHN R KELLF.R. BY GAYLE TALBOT Bv the Associated Wa».hln»ton Oiin min Hurt—o 'SURE I TAKE GOLF A**oci*'fd Press Sport* Writer. 14—Wab- 8t»r ...... IHMI July (t'sff Corr. por.rt'nt of The ClrvrUnd n20 HU*—2 SERIOUSLY, BUT NOT Rots banad In— Hal*. Haltin’. Two- ONDON. 14.—After bling around on the verge Ohio. 14 ha** July put- K TOO SERIOUSLY...! LEVELAND. July hits Holland Manu*h Sarrlflr»s— of a knockout in the 'o«mls Cronm and his five-man early Mel Harder must be on Doubt* plav ting squad DONT LET GET MY T i* v|* Laft on hasas Washinston 2 P IT Detroit.innings today, the Tigers a two-hour de- on Whifa- through prac- my pitching staff," Ovaland Basr ball*—Off f GOAT.... WHEN T MISS to the hfll Strurk out By Ha'dar 3 bv tice session on Wimbledon's came back administer — clarrd Joe Cronin right WbitrC fl! | Messrs Moriarty AND tlmpir** R Norris tDicki Williams, A SHOT 1 STOP finishing blows themselves in the after he was named manager and 0*is*i Tim* 1 35. courts, team of the United FIGURE OUT WHAT WENT ninth and defeated the Yankees of the American leagues all- • captain State Dav-is forces, declared WROAJ6...THEN TRY TC> 12 to 11, to regain the American star team. "He's the best right- Cup PLAY IT RIGHT THE League lead. Ihc today his players were "cautious- hander in league today. The triumph, which thrilled a crowd In the bailie In New ly confident” of ending Great NEXT TIME.... ,r Harder big L.j ot 23.000 as Mickey Cochrane's club ...... a* he saved the lor his < ir- Britain's international tennis El'.,. C2\, York day finished with a stirring four-run rAlly Cronin right And reign cull. made appear in the ninth After trailed by "I as having he did so again todav. although In a think they are in fine shape as much as eight runs, gave Detroit didn't Chuck- as I ever saw a buncfl af tennis play- manner Cronin fancy. first place by two percentage points, thi* time. Harder ers." Williams said. "They act like ing for the Indian* 625 to 623. One more game remains into a 2- a lot of young colts. deftly curved the Nationals In the "crucial" scries. "Even Wilmer Allison, despite his to-0 defeat Playing sensationally behind Ver- in this now some- boat trip, appears in an excellent With fourth plare non iGoofy) Gome*, the Yanks built at stake, frame of mind. You can say that if what straggly pennant race up a 9-to-l margin In the first half Crawford and Quist Place we are beaten it won t be because of the lanky right-hander performed of the fourth, reaching their climax the hero's lack of condition." even better than he did in when Babe Ruth belted hla fifteenth Today's practice session in no way role in the "dream game" Displaying One home run with two mates aboard. Antipodeans Up resembled "test matches.” The marvelous control of his hook and oc- play- They drove Vic Sorrel out in the first ers took turns each casionally mixing in a fast one. es- informally against and Eldon Auken hard for a on Czechoslavakia. other without rapp-d when serving the right, hand completing any of the after the fourth their pecially UP while, but only Na- matches. HE/S BEEN BURNING batters. Harder permitted the tallies camp on Frank Crosettl’s homer local courses... holds tionals nothing more than four safe- in the seventh. F" the Associated Pres*. Allison Following unofficial over three innings. Plays Raggedly. ties spread S the excellent who was RECORDS In the fare of this RAHA. Czechoslovakia, July summoned OLD STAR OF Started in Fourth. RAPIDLY RISING 23 YEAR INDIAN SPRING 62. Get F.arl Whitehill 14 —The Australian dou- from the United States a few game left-handed by un- In- ALLISON, INDIAN SPRING...MARYLAND STATE AMATEUR MANOR. 64 Tigers didn’t get started was so much wasted effort The bles team of Jack Craw- weeks ago after Georg* M. Lott, } TbWlN Booming trees- 66 til alter Ruth’s circuit drive. to him for eight safe- .1r., the veteran doubles com- CHAMPION .-..OUTSTANDING FAVORITE dians got Just ford and Adrian Quist to- player, THE for four of AND ALMOST CERTAIN AND They smashed Gomes ties and three passes and after cluster- scored a three-set plained Lester R. Stoefen for his THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC day victory runs in the fourth and their second looked OFFICIAL: hits and three ing three of the clouts in over the partner, pretty ragged in prac- TO QUALIFY FOR THE NATIONAL OPEN Czechoslovakans, Lad- sent him to the showers in the fifth batting turn for two tallies he was tice, but Williams expressed the beaver Dam 69 islau Hecht and Roderich Menzal, tournament at oroorline. as hit after hit fell into temporary master. opinion that the Texan would round their Riving the Australians a lead of in outfield for ground- into shape quickly. bleachers the two matches to one in the Davis rule doubles. In all 13 hits were list- Whitehill Shows Form. Although he insisted he has not Cup zone tennis finals. ed as two-baggers. game was by far European decided on the doubles team for the Crawford and won Jimmy Deshong, who relieved Oo- the best he has hurled since Quist by 6—4, interzone final, the impression here mes, lasted only an Inning. Then ■ 6—4. WHITEHILLS effort, of 30 6—3, was that Williams would Stoefen his sterling May give over of a Russ Van Atta took the Job set back the powerful Adding today's doubles victory to chance with Lott in view' of the when he protecting the Yankee lead, which had with a single. It was Crawford's straight-set singles triumph towering Californian's great Yankees solitary showing been reduced to one run. He did well out over Hecht all in the Wimbledon final. one of those games that 9 times ot yesterday, the Austral- that As enough until the ninth, starting the a victory. ians need now to qualify to meet the Williams must name his team 10 would get. pitcher frame with a three-run margin. Then for the Earl and the United States in the interzone final Monday, he hardly will have had Unfortunately Marvin Owen started the trouble with ball this —the winner to Great Brit- sufficient time to size Allison as cracked-up Washington club, challenge up Rowe came a a single. Schoolboy the 10 occasion. ain—Is a victory in one of the two probable doubles partner and it happened to be through with a pinch hit. and Pete that matches to be tomor- is considered virtually certain that Harder was so good today only singles played Fox followed with hts third two-bag- their row. Stoefen will be given the 29 batters faced him. and after assignment the first run. That Frank X. ger. bringing home stance at the the Nation- Crawford Shields, the first rank- second plate played a magnificant all- 1 finished Van Atta and Burleigh The ing American singles player, and Sid- als never had a scoring chance. court game to make up for the weak Grimes was called In. He got Gerry ney B. Wood, that came after the second of teammates. jr„ another United i but Goose two hits showing his Quist ap- States Walker for the second out, two rounds singles performer, worked session were split between peared far below his regular form Goslin dropped a trick double Into the batters had spiritedly during the two-hour drill and each came after two and played sc raggedly In the third temporary seats, tying the score, and and performed in such a manner ocen retired. set that the Czechs threat- as Gehringer was Inten- seriously to convince MOW IN WAKE after Charley observers time the Nationals ened to win it. that they are j Billy Rogcll sent home The only on of tionally passpd the second top their games. ROGER’S ORTHODOX bunched blows was in the winning run with a single. inning, and then whatever tallying OVERLAPPING GRIP.. have had was opportunity they may GET EARLY GRID START GIANTS THE LEFT HAND IS Gehrig Preserve* Record. the most atrocious RECALL HEAVER THE brushed aside by OF YACHT YANKEE WELL OH TOP OF to --— OU GEHRIG managed preserve work on the base path the hold-over y S'HAFT AND GRIPPING of 1,427 con- champions have been guilty of this If preparation means anything, the Salveson Joins Champions J, his record string Today. IT FIRMLV. secutive games taking the season Northeast A. C. foot ball team is by bat in the In- really going to mop up on the Montreal Gets Castleman. Adams Outsails Vanderbilt peacock stagtep golf a*> a cappv.. I first time at opening Cronin Among Culprits. grid- voun<5 in iron next Pall. ning. He hit a single, then retired than Cronin, the man- NEW YORK. other July 14 Oeh'r.2b. ft 2 4 5 single and he whipped Y'FSTERD A\r,S RESIT,TS. Harold S. lately second and Riskulus third. which had back In Ruth.If. covery Hadagal. dropped Byrd If.. O O Hogs't.p. 0 0 common as bunker shots at retary, was showing the way As the field turned into De ong.p Q (J set out Indian turf in a dramatic finish, w'hich set Previous to Caval- ! V Atta p :l <» 1 <* Mar'ry.p. I <> O O the Washington pilot again in the old Growler, the of H. W. today’s triumph. Spring these days. With memories derbilt, Gerard Lambert stretch. entry 0 0 0 0 * White 1 1 0 0 toward third and ran into the ball a crowd of 30,000 into a delirium of cade had won three derbies, all with- Grlmes.p. Vanitie. was New went to the tRowe.., 110 0 of Roger Peacock's 62 of a few and ineligible cup boat, Maxwell of York, held Kamm. days cheers. in the of three months, and also o n n o by back Richard de B. Boardman. with Cavalcade seventh. As space tcilfton.. before him. Dr. Howard L. Smith giving skip- As the son of Lance- front, Whiie all this was going on Travis 3-year-old had captured the Chesapeake Stakes 10 stepped out per of Frederick Prince's Weetamoe, Growler continued to burn up the Totals 4u 14x20 O Totals 43 20 27 him: elf to second base but he yesterday and gathered gaye-Hastily swept past the judge’s and finished second to another helped back to had when run scored. himself a 68. three under a sailing lesson. track. Cavalcade dropped xTwo out winnina did not know what to do after getting NY >v .Y 8 8 ~8 S 48 -:*1 par, to stand, the conqueror of Alfred Gwynne stablemate. in the Preak- ♦Batted for Auker In sixth his Thomasvtlle moved up to High Quest, Bo- 3 : s s 8 7 eclipse hgst previous mark six in a Vani- eighth. Marberry in ninth. there. Harris was at bat with a one 01— 43 30 544 o'. by Starting second division, Vanderbilt's Discovery for the sixth ness. He won the Derby, :Bntted for Kentucky for Rowe in ninth. — shots. with Riskulus IRan 4 o second, third, Discovery and one count when Cecil felt that Cle 4 4 11 40 37 513 tie left Weetamoe 5 minutes and 14 time, the crowd was on its feet cheer- came on two weeks later to capture J Jb Dr and fifth. New York 402 300 200—11 \\ — Smith scored a 34 on fourth Hadagal It might be safe to take a healthy n t 5 0 : 0 0 0 40 40 500 10 each nine seconds astern when they crossed the ing him on. while “Uncle” Mack Gar- the American Derby at Chicago, and Detroit .001 313 , Dickey (7). Crnaettt, Oomes. wheeled and threw to Hale. Cecil _ Medley race in a look shoulder Mrs. Sloane witnessed the o The opened, and closed, proudly Walker. Ooslln (2l. Oehrtnger. Chi 3 3 ,1 •: 3 8 27 5 Paul Swope, who were Fox (3>. didn't have that snowball chance of placing and breeze measured that he was safely in front. out on the back victory of her great 3-year-old colt Greenberg. Owen Hayworth. White. Clif- L .TO ill 30 37 40 40 47 511—— praying with him. light southwesterly j back to the base Half a length back of Discovery with Garner with and her 66-year-old ton. Errors—ffaltzgaver. Heffner. Rogell. getting by the race committee at T2 knots. stretch. Cavalcade, along guests j Runa batted in—Combs (71. Dickey. Cro- was the of Warren STRAIGHTENED She was So with the first two batters in Hadagal, entry Bob Smith. (3). Fox i2>. up GAMES TODAY- G AMES TOMORROW Four ago when Yankee was guiding him carefully, moved up trainer, Smiling a-tti (51 Ruth Hayworth years (2>. Two- the second, singling and the third Wright of Chicago, with Riskulus. the rush. He the first to extend congratulations to Gosltn (2). Walker (3). Rogell Wash at Clev. il). Wash at Detroit. an unsuccessful contender for defend- with a cyclonic charged base hits—Dickey (2) Ooalln (31, Rolfe. batter still at the the Nationals N Y at Det N Y at Clev California challenger owned by Nor- with rider who plate, the America’s cup against Sir from eighth to third place, Jockey Garner, the only Greenberg. Fox (.3). Behringer. Rogell. Bos at St Louis Bos at Chi. il' Griffs’ ing Home runa—Ruth. did not have anything to show for it. Records man W. Church of Los Angeles, three the dis- had thrown a leg over Cavalcade this Walker Cochrane Phils at Chicago. Phila at S' L i2). Thomas Lipton’s last green challen- Growler, pace setter, flying Crcselti Double plays—Heffner to Rolfe lengths back. season. Heffner to Saltx- ger. Shamrock V, no one would have tress signals, and Discovery hanging | to Saltzgaver 3: Rolfe to Hits—Two race at a mile and a more rich aaver. Left on bases—Detroit. 11. New Three Runs. of Today’s quarter on to second Garner, who has won given the Boston boat a ghost a doggedly position. York 7. Base on ball*—Off Borrell. 1: BATTING. was the fastest Cavalcade has ever America than other Indians did much better with National chance in such conditions. On the turn charging into the home stakes In any off Anker. 1 off Marberrv. I: off Oomez, -G .** R. H.gb.3b.HS.Rbl.Pet. run. He covered the distance in 2:02 smiles as off Deshopg 1: off Van Atta. 2: off ManusnManuOi > >■>! Cavalcade sailed Discovery jockey now active, was all 2; thetr three hits, all singles, YESTERDAY S RESILTS. Ho l.i.i ;u m s sk 4n« stretch. by Grimes. 1. Struck out—By Auker. 3: by THE Travis «.l C44 .its 4-5. a full second off the track record off Cavalcade’s back. in their second turn. Vos- Chicago 1! New York. 7. so m 4 f J? and Growler. At every Jump Caval- he jumped Marberry. 7: bv Gomez, 3; by Van Atta, Brooklyn, in: St Louis. 7. **'« a;t ::*?o I set Sun Beau in 1931. horse I have ever Hits—Off Sorrell 4 In 's Inn'ng: oft mtk their attack with a hit srme -i V, Ahead From Start. by cade. witn Garner bending his head "He Is the gamest 2 began Potshurah. 4 Boston. 3 'll innings'. Auker. H in ft*s Innings: off Hogsett 2 In Cronin TO :tr! 4T — Garner exclaimed. "I never to left. He checked in at third base o—4 0l‘c4 ft ft 7;i ->»l over the neck, urging him ridden,” no (none out In seventh): off On- Philadelphia. IS—Cincinnati, after the champion's Inning today, shortly start, him once. In those 11 In 4 innings 'none out in fifth': when Trosky smacked to center. Hale Bmke T*™ 4!.l :V'T Rare Is Worth *30.325. on. began to draw away. The cheers had to whip mez. iT-’t -I™, his horses off Deshone. 3 in 1 inning (none out In the bleacher Adams had put Vanderbilt under from the track like amazing stretch drives of off backed Manuah against BUT earned $30,325 bv his rolled grandstand sixthi: off Van Atta. 4 in ,V» innings; realized either will get out of his way or he Grimes 2 In Inning, off Marberry II wall in left tor a catch and the first Blupgf 8* 1,1 ei i *0 3 >256 his lee and from then on Rain- thunder as the spectators victory, bringing his total win- over them. That's all in :t innings. Wild pitchers—Oom»r. run was across. Trosky took second -M 0 4 0 0 6 CAVALCADE Cavalcade was the winner and the ruas right Passed balls—Hayworth. Win- Harris •> .. Hogsett .v_ loo 15 -‘i 1 1 bow never came between Yankee and nings to date, both as 2-year- turf. there is to It.” ning pitcher—Marberry. Losing pitcher-- base on this play so was in a position Thomas it :ii c n n •> 'sill 1934 champion of the ~7 n old and this to $126,965. Caval- Grimes. Time—2:3P. Crowder C.I CT ri a turning or finish mark. year, to count when Kamm hit. » J 1 i ,i „ ,'t j MM l.t Cc" cade Ci 1 5 0 0 o o COO i already had won $80,910 this That ended the plate-denting for the NY 4 4 •» •> 1(1' 8 7 51 30 030 Weaver is .so Yankee’s only defeat to date by an _ 7 jn year, and his victory today made him o > 8 0 8 Whitrhill Cl 41 lay, but a stirring duel between Harder Ch! 0 8 50 31.017 1 10 k f /, j } rC-> has been Rain- GREENBRIER FOUR WINS. 1 « eligible opponent by the leading money-winning thorough- Endeavour SlL t 5 0 ;> 8 11 44 34 504 ~.V~. 2 0 1 12 .1 SO and Whitchill had only begun. The Sew e IF* bred of Equip * 1934. > bow. and that through a protest by Minor WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. the Nationals were not Pit 4 4*--- 5 8 7 40 30 570 S’v MrCoi: is o 1 way hitting 1,1i f, j} U Cavalcade. with Good Leagues B-s 4 >7 7 40 41 .404 Russell 10 1 .I d Vanderbilt that Yankee had fouled coupled Va.. July 14 OP).—After'battling to a Harder did not have such a time ot it 11_ V <5 1*5 For Ocean tvlme O 0 II o y Goods as went Jaunt Bk; 4 -< — 0 0 0 000 the Brookmeade entry, 3-to-3 tie in a game, the for a 4,_ 4 _7 34 47 470 17 six-period Manush managed to comb him j pitching Rainbow just before the start. On Phi 3 4 I 3 7 0— 7 34 48 415 17’. to the post a prohibitive favorite at Greenbrier team defeated the double after two were out in thr International. polo o H BB SO rp GS CO W L another Rainbow led Yan- C t 0 57..13 Weaver occasion 1 to 3. He paid $2.74 to win, *2 16 By the Associated Press. Maryland Polo Club riders of Balti- fourth but Cronin skied out. Kress 1SC4I ,47 CT ICC 18 8 0 ft Toronto. 6-3: Baltimore. 5-2. (1st L til 31 34 .to 41 4T4> 52 T*V »«- I. '4 CO .1:1 kee home, but time had expired by to place and $2.14 to show. The more. 4 to 3. as 11 T T 4 July 14.— >. today. singled after two wereout in the Whi’ehill C«» 1M t;s England. game 14 innings 5,» i:<*» i‘» o s half an hour and the race was not on was $2.52. Sfwati. I :* ss place price Discovery En- eighth, but Sewell swung for Harders I.SMIS TODAY C6 CC ]•’ % 4 GOSPORT.T. O. M. Sopwith's yacht Newark, 8; Montreal. 7. GAMES TOMORROYV McColl entered on the record. with $2.56 to while 1: 4ft 1C : .1IW, o d 1 , show, Hadagal British in third and last strike out ruts a* Boston Kaine deavour. challenger Open date 4 1 4 O o l 1 ! There will be no race tomorrow, paid $2.94 to show. Southern Association. Ctnctr. a- Phila. Rii!*e 18 8:, •> the America's cup races to be sailed Whitchill had to pitch himself out :i5 CT TO 7 3 4 CLEARANCE St «: Hkt-n 8 but will be resumed Mon- A SALE t Russell. 4 competition tremendous roar went from -.4 10 T.'l1 c n C 4 up Island in Atlanta, 3; 1. of several ticklish situations, however Chicago at N Y C6 off Rhode September, Memphis, Crowder. lift C8 J3 in 4 4 8 day. the crowd when the field of nine Holland began the Cleveland third was hauled out of the water to- Nashville, 8; Little Rock. 4 New 7. : with a two bagger and aftfr Knicker- day preparatory to her departure Chattanooga, 7; Orleans, , bocker rolled out. Averlll walked to America. The Endeavour is ex- (10-inning tie). SAVE 7. Cronin helped the Earl here by spear- pected to leave some time within Knoxville, 9: Birmingham. Vosmik's Hol- the next week or 10 days. ing liner then doubling Cronin Is Anxious to Get on American Association. land off third base Extra Outfielder Job To protect her centerboard Sop- to 9. with decided to remove it for the Kansas City, 12; Louisville, 11; Toledo. 1. l/4 1/j Make Several Threats. Atlantic crossing. Sailmakers were Minneapolis, Columbus. 12: St. Paul. 5. Established 180.1 (ji itT. I I las Not Been Able to Land busy today making spare sails, THE fourth, the second and hough, One—Weaver and Thomas Due to Hurl Twin Bill 5. Today. which will include a third main- Indianapolis, 9: Milwaukee, Honest Reductions on Wor- third Indian at bat combed IN sail of the heavy type. Pacific Coast. steds, Serges, Mohairs and Whltehill for singles But Hale, By a Staff Correspondent ot The Star. routine at the bail ^ park dressing short stop today was well short of Hale became Cool Cloth Suitings. the first of these hitters, tried to , ambitious when his Oakland. 12; Sacramento, 3. Ohio. July 14 room The gout is about gene, the American record for his blow while league w as stretch and failed but Mike is a single fumbled by Manush and Los Angeles, 8; Hollywood. 2. Hand Tailored to Order —Manager Cronin still on strict diet It chances In a Pytlak was a mark for the Earl after accepted game RELEASEO Missions, 10; San Francisco, 9. (12 awaits word from Wash- consists mainly of cigars and his that W 17 established tried for second but Cronin CHAMBERLIN Regular $35 Suits the second hit Aterill walked to by Bobby innings). JOO 50 ington on the sorely-need- well-battered pipe. Wallace of the Browns back in j was waiting with' the ball Value,-Sale Price open the home sixth and got as far CCLEVELAND. He was Make Room for ed extra outfielder. A double fling at the Indians 1902 the Nationals' leader that Cleveland jinx was on the job White Sox Hop- Piedmont. Regular $50 Suits as third before Hale grounded into with $7750 In telephonic communication Sunday and the Nationals will had a heavy day afield, a dozen again in this inning, a foul Wilmington, 2; Richmond, 1. Value,—Sale Price • . the final retirement. tip kins, New Third Baseman. Clark Griffith several times today move over to Detroit again to com- chances came his way. and he ac- landed on Sewell's left knee It was in the eighth, the Indians Regular $50 Suits Q0 only to learn the National's prexy plete their series with the al! six and as and had the Nationals catcher CHICAGO. July 14 —'The White $OC last turn at the that Whitehill Tigers. cepted assists, plate, a satis- Value,—Sale Pnce .1 had been unable to land Three more are to be were down for a count Sox have announced that Joe Cham- did his sturdiest pitching Knicker- games many put-outs, many tough, long Myer Hurls to 27 factory player. played, to com- too. made a berlin. inflelder. has been re- OnlyJ bocker started the round with an in- starting Monday sparkling play in the sixth utility Stone the set. and Cronm to snare Hale leased to the Dallas club of the Texas field hit and at the middle In the meantime John plete says he The 5 000 scattered through the rushed in for COOL LINEN SUITS pulled up on the rested much more comfortably in will shoot Ger. Crowder at the stands and Troskv Bad News' slow roller, it on option to make room In 50-to-0 Game f station when Averill singled cleanly thought Pytlak scooped League Tailored to Order here than he did last in the first and for third base- to center Vosmik sacrificed and more the hospital fast-traveling Bengals would kiss one another as the pair up chucked to first with one squad Marty Hopkins, Extra 1 tilt. St Paul Then the wrenched ankle tried for Schulte s fou! in the first motion Manush pulled a man. who was received from Cleveland scoring appeared likely But night. By the Associated Press. Special. and tom from Troskv it one in the seventh tore in a three-way deal with Dallas Wed- Trosky was struck out and Manush ligaments resulting Cronin's pitching selections for got by advantage fancy the on the base Fri- in but not before in from left to with one PAUL.—For the season's i took good care of Hales high one. mishap path the Sunday box office twin bill height, giving deep get nesday. prize The Perfect Fit and Satisfac- Excellent pitching but all lost with day pained him greatly. here are Monte Weaver and A1 Pytlak a fend hug Cronin nand Holland's hoist Travis ST. pitching performance, Minne- fine fettle. swelling in the ankle was down Thomas Walter Johnson has look good care of the Tribe in its was a mark for Harder in the sota's small town amateur tion Guaranteed Harder In such DICKEY'S BROTHER GOOD. considerably today, so a cast prob- said he will string along with Wil- first, thumping turn between eighth Mel heaved three suc- brfl teams offer the accomplish- ably will be put on the ankle to- lis Hudlin and Monte Pearson. scoops of grounders from Holland cessive hooks and Cecil was out When the Yankees played an exhi- ment of Ole Bartness. MERTZ MERTZ PAR ON EVERY HOLE. & morrow and Slone will be ready Looks as though both sides might and Averill, the shortstop roamed without swinging Trosky was bition game at Norfolk. Va.t thejf' Bartness, who pitches for El- T niton STOCKTON. Calif. <*>' —Jack Mc- to head for Washington Monday. have their troubles at the plate. into left for Knickerbocker's loft struck out in an odd way in the were much impressed by, the catching bow Lake, hurled a perfect game 1 a for 18 holes a hit to 0! High Clan Hut Not High Priced Nabb achieved par 72 Another erstwhile casualty was To soar to the first division the j • Sewell figured he had eighth ... the count was three of that Piedmont League club's yougg against Hoffman, winning 50 or the golf course of the Stockton back on the tob today. Mike Mar- Nats will have to cop both ends j in the third, until Knickerbocker and two when Whitehill's receiver, who happens to be "Skeets" Pitching to 27 batters, he gave 405 llth St. N.W. Country Club with a par for each tin reported for his duties as tratn- of the matinee. reached out for a one-hand stab pitch glanced off a bat that never Dickey. He is a younger brother, 19 j no hits and issued no bases on H. J. Froehllch, Mgr. * hole. er, went through the regular I While Cronin's performance at of the liner ... in the fourth i was swung into Sewells hands. of the Yank backstop, Bill. bails. 4 4