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St. Louis Drops 23 T or Still Lose or Draw No, Baugh Redskins' Win, 1- Tilts While Punch, Win Over Bears Shows By GRANTLAND RICE. By LEWIS F. ATCHISON. Dud De Groot isn't pretending to Coombs Call it the T. the wing, or have perfected it. Oive the boys Urges Development of School Diamonders 17 he Taking Only the box call it time, says, and maybe they’ll How of remember Jack Carbine? formation, anything many you Coombs, the Colby By JOE REICHLER, show the customers an offensive He was one of the ever had. You you like, but the system the Red- that has all the greatest Associated Press Sports Writer. speed, power and remember—Coombs, Bender and Flank. Jack won 31 in 1910 skins will use this year in quest deception of the T at its best. One games Winning the close ones has en- of the about and 28 in 1911. Jack won most of his world series starts. After he was abled the Yankees to of their sixth Eastern divisional good things the forma- tion is that it is out the supposed to be crippled from a serious illness, he still came back to take possession of the top rung title will be the “Let Baugh Throw It” bringing best in Bob the on in the hot American scram- Seymour, long-strid- keep winning. League system. The Tribe used it success- fullback. ble. ing Seymour, always a In addition to a as a coach at Including yesterday’s nightcap being great , Coombs, Duke, in Baltimore, runner, is new line- 4-3 over Boston fully again yesterday tricky displaying has more to victory the Red given baseball on the instructing side than any one man the busting power and is loose Sox, the McCarthymen boast a rec- In tomahawking , getting I know. Here is a letter I have received from the Carbine: more around the flanks. Just Colby ord of 22 one-run decisions for their fourth exhi- frequently against 21-7, straight He looked “Dear Grantland: I have just finished reading your column. You 18 such good yesterday. defeats. Of their 13 extra- bition victory and their third over certainly the nail upon its head in regard to developing the youth tilts, the Yankees have taken The Skins’ initial touchdown can into good ball players. You should receive congratulations from all seven. league opposition. be credited largely to Steve Bagaru The Bears gained more than twice whose men interested in the of baseball which should The Yanks departure is a tremendous expansion knowledge temporarily had lost as as the Skins. much ground They blow to the team, although Joe be given to the young men. their first-place hold to the De- and even had outrushed ’em, 3-1, Aguirre took the ball over. Stevie, * “Your written line should be to the attention of all school troit Tigers when they dropped the over them in brought a small margin pass- whose nimble-footedness the opener to Rookie Clem Dreisewerd made superintendents, all school principals, all high school teachers and ing, but the No. 1 man in the pay- Bears and the Red resemble a bunch of soused school coaches. If these Sox, 3-2. By winning off line was Baugh. He pitched prep public-spirited citizens follow your advice lumberjacks chasing a the second game, the Yankees re- which butterfly we college coaches would have in easier task. two touchdown passes, were without nets, started the drive with gained the lead as both the Tigers The Skins’ all the boys needed. a return of and the St. Louis Browns divided 30-yard Doug McEnulty’s third score was a gift from the punt to the Skins’ 41. Finds Young Ballplayers Are Almost Ignored their twin leaving the Another pass bills, Bengals Bears, an intercepted pass by Mike by the "BB” “I men come still a combination moved the find that young to athletic coaches without funda- half game behind and the ran 5« unmo- Micka, who yards ball to the Bears’ 48, and then mental knowledge of any particular sport with exception of football Browns in third place, one game lested for the touchdown. Sammy heaved a long one to and basket the and school away. The Red Sox are three ball, cash-paying college high games. Baugh Is Unenthuslastic. 'Aguirre, who took it on the 15 and lengths off the pace. CAUGHT FROM BEHIND—Redskin Quarterback Scott Gudmundson had peeled off 5 yards when Schools have very little interest in baseball, the finer points are not The home delegation went through outlegged Johnny Long to the goal. The have are Tigers done even better he was overtaken by Bear Guard George Zorich on an end run in the third of the of the T taught, squads not chosen on merits of the playei, and, often times period the motion using through- Bagarus started the next drive by than the Yankees. Steve O’Neill’s of the but teachers who have no or about any are 21-7 scored Washington over in that exhibition at Baltimore out mo6t afternoon, back experience judgment sport men have victory by Chicago yesterday. bringing McEnulty’s punt from captured 27 one-run when it went for those scores Baugh assigned baseball coaching as an extra-curricular midfield to the Bears’ 33. Seymour activity. games while losing only 11, and That’s Bruin Cy Simonich being effectively blocked out by an unidentified Skin at the right. the tailback was pitching from po- moved it to the 20 on "The minor who a a a run league , has great desire to have have annexed 8 of their 11 extra- —Star Staff Photo. the ball flanking sition, not taking directly and then Baugh passed to Bagarus. winner, and the college coach, who must develop his players, are really inning contests. under the center. Call it the up He took it on the 10, after eluding up against it. Our national pastime will go backward if we, who are White Sox Thwart T If but on this Browns. you will, particular Connie Berry, and breezed across. interested in the game, do not make a great effort to solve the in- But for their poor showing in play the man up under the center Little United and Cummins The Bears went 64 yards for their struction question which is today being given to our younger boys— overtime games, the Browns still simply allows the ball to pass Impressed score, with A1 Grygo and Jim Ford- lads 14 to 16 of would be leading tile league. Yes- through his legs on a direct snap years age. ham alternately hitting the line, “When the time terday’s 3-2, U-innlng defeat by to Sam. proper comes, say late winter, write more such Redskins' of T for with a pass from Long to Hank the White Sox in the nightcap after With Handling Tens Title Sam himself isn t terrifically im- columns. You sports writers have a great opportunity to help us Play Margarita sandwiched in between. having won the opener, 6-2, kept It was like homecoming day in second period the customers thought Softball of the Cen- pressed with the T as an offensive fellows solve the youth's baseball problems. championship Fordham went over from the 1-yard the Brownies from deadlocking the the Redskins’ room after the Bear would have to be carried weapon. "It might b» all right once "JOHN W. COOMBS, dressing tral Atlantic region will be at stake line. Line-ups and summary: lead. It marked their 12th extra- out. we get a running attack going.” their victory over the Chicago Bears at Ballston Stadium when Po« Redskins. "Baseball Coach, Duke University.” ining loss this year, compared to tonight he said after the game. “But it’s Bears has in Baltimore Visitors in- The Redskin management It been my argument that young baseball players should at only six won. They've dropped 23 yesterday. already the United Typewriter lassies take still too early to tell whether it will L.T-Zeno _- sSllS former has for the L.Q.-Florentlno_Oudauskas least get the help that young football players get, that young golfers one-run affairs, winning only 17. cluded Lt. Ray Flaherty, applied Municipal on the Cummins ten of Baltimore help us.” He spoke with all the head coach now in the Navy; Lt. Stadium September 10 and 16 next for the and get, that young tennis players get in the way of instruction. And that Dreisewerd gained his second vic- girls' crown, Reynolds enthusiasm of a condemned man RQ-Merkle_ Musso a for R.T-North __ Hoptowlt (J. g.) Ed Cifers, former end and year games with the Packers the clash a breakfast. goes also for young track stars—for almost every sport, except baseball. tory of the year, bfcth against the Metal, Virginia champs, eyeing hearty member of the ’42 and Bears. in the men’s the lead- championship with the Cummins Blue The Bears didn’t look so hot, either, -=r:.?BS Yankees, holding league a eleven, and Seaman Lou Rymkus, finale. Winners to Cleveland without Sid which could R Declares Down on Job ers to seven hits. Clem won his own go Luckman, H._Moore _V_” Leagues Have Fallen tackle with last divisional There was more than a suspicion in the year’s next week for the national tourna- mean that the T depends wholly P.B-Bermour-Ramlglletti known as our national has been the main de- game by doubling seventh that the Bears loafed through most Baseball, game, ment. on the center. Redskins _ 0 14 0 7—21 and the run. champs. the fellow up under Bears scoring deciding of the last period when it was _ 0 7 0 0— 7 linquent along those lines. The big leagues and the minors have flunked Flaherty wasn’t unduly impressed The Typos climbed into the finals If he’s good, knows his business and Another rookie, Mel Queen of the apparent they were licked. The Scoring: Redskins—Touchdowns. Aguirre. their job completely. So have Judge Landis, and Will Har- with his old club or its handling of with a 4-3 win over the Dr. Pepper can fake the ball and feint the Bagarus. Mlcka. Extra points—Aguirre, won his are Yanks, fifth of the season, but he thinks lt as Bruins, however, traditionally •i iplacekicks). Bears—Touchdown. Rord- ridge, the controlling triumvirate of the game. the T, shapes up girls of Danville, Va.. and the Vir- opposition off balance, the T is ham Extra limiting the Sox to seven blows in good money players and it un- point—Oudauskas (place- better outfits in the — The kids love baseball but few of them every get the chance to one of the ginia ten also was the victim of the something super-duper. If he isn’t, kick). Substitutes: Redskins Backs, the nightcap, one of which was doubtedly will be different when the Puller, Sneddon. Oudmundson. Munox. all things considered. As club a 7-to-3 decision. and still fewer the instruction and the that other games league, Cummins by the T is merely another way of Mlcka, Akins, Bagarus; ends, Marcus. play get help George Metkovich’s single that ex- master chips are down. for the T: “Well, you don’t Reynolds Metal reached the finals up on the field. Dre; tackles. Sharp. Keenan. Ucovleh; tended his streak lining guards. Monoea give. batting through that formation in a of Walton; center. D'Orailo. couple The Redskin line is after losing 4 to 0 to Garvin's Grill Right now the Skins are a hot Bears—Backs. Rordham. What are the big leagues and the minors and the schools and 23 games. going to be- Mooner. Ronxani, weeks,” he said. It In the afternoon. They came back team. On and from Simonich, Pate. Petiilas, Noltlng. Orygo. okay. took the ball from Chi- paper judging Masters; ends. Croft. colleges going to do about this? My answer is nothing. In their spun a four-hitter under the to the Smela. Kelly: cago on the 4-yard line in the third strong lights whip reports from the other camps they guards. Zorich. Podmalerskr. Seeley; cen- are to And yet we against the for The busiest Redskin lineman was ter. Mundee Referee—Mr. Rebele (Penn complacency they looking largely gate receipts. It wasn’t so titleholder, Pittsburgh to win the Eastern honors in star. period. impressive in figure State). —Robb (Penn State). Read have able in but are and his 24th triumph, as Detroit won, Joe Zeno, former Holy Cross nine people baseball, they sleeping dreaming— the early stages because, according Steel, 3 to 2, in and a romp, but whether this long-range linesman—Conover iPenn State). Field 5-0. The Tribe shelled He was in on almost every tackle. Judge—Miller (Penn State). honest people, nice people, but barely awake to the vital needs of their to Line Coach , ‘‘the ! then went on to eliminate Garvin’s, forecast is accurate depends almost from the mound to win the after- Kicking off after the Skins’ second own game. tackles were crashing and ends 5 to 0, in the deciding game. Cov- wholly on Baugh. He not only is 7-4. score, he got down the field in time Of all baseball shown least in the of mat^ playing too He that ington, Reynold's curve-ball artist the team’s most potent offensive major sports has. way looking to knock Margarita out of bounds straight.’’ got O'Hare Shoots 90-722 Potter First Brownie to Win 15. out in a fanned 19 Pittsburghers and IS weapon but its mo6t reliable toward the future. It’s all rather sad so far as thousands of kids are 23. straightened hurry. de-j Nelson Potter became the first on the Bears’ Grillmen, while allowing each team tense. His combined concerned. passing-punt- ] Brownie hurler to win 15 games Steve has led only one single. ing ability is a -barreled ] To Win Event 17 or 18 old foot- Mike Micka will do well enough Bagarus the Pacific Bowling As further proof, just watch the number of year when he held the White Sox to six Reynolds’ opposition tonight, the threat few teams will be able if he continues his present pace. Coast League scorers for the last to, Butch O’Hare, Fort Davis ball players you'll see this fall—kids who know their stuff, who, outside hits in the Cummins had an for | bowler, opener, winning, 6-2. three with Blue, easy day stop. Yesterday, example, 1 He hit Doug McEnulty so hard after years the San Diego with] yesterday at Northeast Temple tal- of experience, will bejtble to hold their own with veterans. At least In the nightcap, a single by Jimmy Bombers. With winning 3 to 1 from Garvin’s Grill the Tribe backed deep in its own the latter caught a pass in the Baugh feeding him lied 90—722 to win the Bulletin they have drawn the instruction in fundamentals which means a good, Webb and Relief Pitcher Orval in eight inning. Cummins can clinch territory, he tried two passes on passes he probably would have been mixed His Grove's won for the title one kicks. to handicap. prize wa« $50. running start. Chicago, 3-2. one of the high men in the National tonight by winning fake The first Joe Aguirre while the Richmond was Given a 60-pin Elvin (North American Newspaper Alliance.) In the other to League this year. game, outfit nullified because the latter handicap, Lose Soldiers will have to win two to the took it out of ! Shank, new captain of twin bill the Washington Senators Tigers George Wilson was a hot Bruin cop bounds. The second Greenway’s District League team, fired twice defeated the Philadelphia end. He caught Moore and Prank bunting. to was wide. On the top third when it was scratch set of 661 to land second Athletics, 2-1 and 8-2. As Pro Rule Backfires Seno coming around his flank a down, almost Red Sox Series Next for obvious would kick, the Bears with 721. Frank Mangum of Penn Mort became th* Associated Press. couple of times in the first Baugh Nats; Cooper the first By period was third with 90—717. and when Frankie went the Leaders still couldn’t play their safety man pitcher to win 21 games in the Na- CHEY1NNE, Wyo., Sept. 11.— other Major By the Associated Press. deep, lest Baugh whip a pass to In the mixed doubles tional league as he hurled the St. The wished after way George came all the way ‘round special Norfolk Win Two Brooklyn Tigers an end in Con- and a National Leans. unguarded territory. match Jessie Keith and Bert Play Tars; Louis Cardinals to a 4-2 win after their 21-20 defeat last night by the caught him for 4-yard loss. Lynn Bitting—Walker. Brooklyn. .354. sequently, Sammy got off a 61-yard defeated Doris and By JOHN B. KELLER. | to Torres, but Flores doubled down the Chicago Cubs, behind Paul Broncos that had Runs—Muslal. St Louis. 104. Pugh Roy Fort Warren they boot, 71 from I the left-field line to get Hayes home. Erickson's three-hit Massive George Musso. Bear Runs batted In—Nicholson. Chicago. 106. actually yards where Hoover, 1,074 to 1,036. With nothing on their minds as pitching, shut been playing in some collegiate cir- Hits—Muslal. St. Louis. 181. was one of the first men in it was kicked, to is I Again in the second game, the out the Red Birds, 9-0. guard, Doubles—Musial. St. Louis. 48 Chicago’s 29-yard far as league competition con- cuit. line. Nats were off to a start. A the Redskins’ dressing room after Triples—Barrett. Pitsburgh. 18. cerned for four days, the Nats will good Cincinnati ended its home "Bruiser” Kinard's third Home runs—Nicholson. 32. season place- the ‘‘Nice Chicago. A little when the Tribe was to Case and hits Myatt game. game, fellows,” he Stolen bases—Barrett, Pittsburgh, 24 later, American enjoy a ballplayer’s holiday tomor- pass by dividing a pair of games with Pitts- ment—the one which would have League said. What he wanted was Pitching—Wilks. St. Louis. 15-3. .833. mired on its 2-yard line, an exhibition and Kuhel only filled the bases as really Baugh row by playing game, burgh. The Pirates thwarted Bucky tied the game—sailed over one of American Leans kicked to third when first-aid for a bruised eye. Boston. out to the Bears’ 43. Had the then the next three days Case clung Kuhel Walters’ bid for cross- Batting—Pox. .327. Race at a Glance during his 21st victory by the uprights instead of the Runs—Stirnweiss. New scratched a the York, 114. Bears taken a chance and played tune for a se- single past pitcher. 7-5. Runs batted In—Stephens. St. Louis, 95. Bt the Assoeisted Pres*. they’ll three-game winning, The Reds took the bar. Don’t sell the Bears short. With a two across and the Hits—-Stirnweiss. New 183. man back Baugh might have ries highly important to the Bos- Spence singled second, 2-0, behind Arnold Carter. Under which York. Teems. W. L Pet. Ob. Tp. professional rules, backs like Margarita McLean, Fa- Doubles—Boudreau. Cleveland. 37. thrown a and not worked hosts. third run got home? as Vaughn pass only New York.76 61 .555 17 ton Red Sox if not to the Brooklyn and Philadelphia split, the were in effect, it did not count. Fordham and Triples—Stirnweiss, New York. 15. a miglietti, Nolting, Home runs—Kuan New York. 19. his mates out of a hole but possibly Detroit ..75 61 The exhibition wSli be with the drilled into double-play. Black the .551 V» 18 Dodgers winning opener, 8-4, Under collegiate rules it would have Mooney ready to go, you can't laugh Stolen bases—Stirnweiss. New York. 51. initiated another downfleld offense. at had another tough time of it in the St. Louis.75 62 .547 1 17 Naval Training Station nine and the Phils taking the second, counted—rfnd tied the score. 'em off. Pitching—Newbouser, Detroit, 24-8. third, his last round on the as .750. But the T has its merits and Coach Boston._73 64 .533 3 17 Norfolk, the nine that beat the St. hill, 3-2. The New York Giants de- I ___ the Nats made four hits and an Louis Browns, 9 to 4, early this sea- got feated the Boston Braves, 10-4, in intentional and Kuhel son. It certainly looks as though pass. Myatt the day’s only single contest. Van Buren of Eagles hit and was I the Bluejackets could do more than Spence put on, filling make it for the Nats. the bases. Vaughn singled in two Out of Pitt-Card Tilt interesting TtAVtl ONLY The Red Sox will invade Friday runs and Ortiz one. Associated Press. { Official Scores By the WHtN NtCIStAKT Two runs were gleaned off Hamlin night to play off a game postponed FIRST GAME. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.—Steve J in the fifth when Kuhel, and Phi s AB. H. O. A. from April 27, then follow with reg- Spence Wash AB.H.O.A. Van Louisiana State back- Hal!.2b._ 4 13 3 Case,If 4 10 0 Buren, scheduled tussles on Satur- Ortiz singled and Torres hit a ularly long Epps.cf 4 0 0 0 Myatt.ss 4 0 3 3 field ace last season and the Phila- day night and Sunday afternoon to fly- Gar son.If 4 0 2 0 Kuhel.lb. 4 0 12 0 first choice in the Rosen’l.rf 3 0 3 0 Spence.cf 4 3 10 delphia Eagles’ close the Nats’ home season. There's Four singles and a wiM throw by Siebert.lb 4 2 11 0 Va'ghn.2b 3 113 pros’ draft of play- in the two runs the Busch,ss. 3 0 2 3 a chance this series might throw Myatt figured Ortle.rf 2 0 4 0 tomorrow Hayes,e__ 3 13 0 ers, will not participate in the Boston club out of the A's got off Carrasquel in the sixth Torres.3b 3 0 2 5 runhing Kell.3b 3 0 0 4 Guerra,c 3 2 4 0 night’s charity game between the for the for it has been none too with Epps and Rosenthal driving Flores.p.. 3 2 0 2 Leonard.p 10 0 0 flag Eagles and the combined Pittsburgh this J the tallies home. strong against Washington Totals 31 6 24 13 Totals 28 7 27 11 Steelers-Chicago Cardinals. year. Philadelphia_non 010 000—1 Coach Earle "Greasy” Neale said Double Win Over A’s. Washington- 200 000 00X—2 he still is convalescing from an ap- their first Statistics Runs—Hayes. Case, Spence. Error— The Nats yesterday got League Hayes. Runs batted in—Kuhel, Vaughn, pendictis operation. season series When they beat Phila- MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1M4. Flores. Two-base hit—Flores. Stolen bases—Case, Spence. 2 1 8 to AMERICAN. Sacrifices—Leonard delphia's Athletics, to and 12). Double to R«»ulti Yesterday. plays—Vaughn Myatt to 2 The double-win, their second Kuhel: Torres to Vaughn to Kuhel: Hall Washington. 2—8; Philadelphia. 1—2. to Siebert. Left on bases—Philadelphia. Minor Baseball over the As but their fourth Boston, 3—3: only New York, 2—4. 4: Washington. 5. —OfT . this them Detroit, 5—4: Cleveland, 0—7. Leonard. 1. —Leonard. in 28 twin bills year, got St. 2. Hit (Final Standings.) Louis. 8—2; Chicago, 2—3 (second by pitcher—By Flores (Ortiz). Wild the over the in same. U innings). pitch edge vanquished —Flores. Umpires—Messrs. Plperas, Stew- W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. to 9. Standinr of Clubs. art and McGowan. Baltim e 84 68 .5526 Jer. City 74 79 .484 this campaign. 13 games _ Time—1:17. Teams. Newark 85 69 .5519 Montreal 73 80.477 Case added to his base- W. L. Pet. O.B. George New York_7 8 81 .555 SECOND GAME. Toronto 79 74.516 Rochester 71 82.464 one in Detroit 75 81 .551 Buffalo 78 76 .506 Syracuse 68 84 .447 stealing laurels by swiping Vi Phila. AB. H. St. Louia_ 75 82 .547 1 O. A. Wash AB. H. O. A Baltimore. 5—2; Jersey City. 0—6. the first and two in the sec- Burns.2b 1 0 o 3 4 12 game Boston _ 73 84 .53.3 3 Case.lf 0 Syracuse. 4—4: Newark. 1—3. Cleveland Hall.2b .3120 5 2 2 ond. He now has pilfered 44 this _ 85 72 .474 11 Myatt.ss 4 Rochester. 3—4; Buffalo. 2—3. Philadelphia 84 75 .460 13 Epps.cf 4 10 1 Kuhel.lb 5 3 13 2 Toronto, 12—6; Montreal. 8—7. Gar'son.lf 1 0 O 0 year. Chicago _ 83 74 .460 13 Spence.cf 3 3 2 0 LEAGUE. Metro.If 3 14 0 PIEDMONT The was a tussle be- Washington 58 8u .420 18‘/a Va ghn.2b 4 12 5 opener tight Rosen'l.rf 4 10 0 (Final Standings.) Games Ortiz.rf 4 2 10 W.L Pet. tween Jess Flores of the A’s and Today. Games Tomorrow. Siebert.lb 4 2 R 0 W.L. Pet. No games No Torres.3b 3 114 80 60 Richmond 67 72.482 scheduled. games scheduled. Busch.55 3 3 Lynchburg .571 with Flores 3,0 Guerra.c 4 0 3 0 72 67 .518 Roanoke 66 73 .475 Dutch Leonard, actually •McGhee 1 0 0 0 Porstm'th Car'sq'l.p 4 0 11 Norfolk 72 68 .514 N'P't N'ws 61 78 .439 outpitching Leonard after the Nats NATIONAL. Garbark.c 2 0 4 0 Results Yesterday. Hayes.c.. l l o 0 Lynchburg, 10: Portsmouth, 6. had done their scoring in the first 4: 3. Kell.3b _ 3 13 1 Richmond, Norfolk. Chicago, 9—2: St. Louis, 0—4. second was a 0 0 Roanoke. 5: Newport News. 2. inning. The romp Pittsburgh, 7—0: Cincinnati, 6—2. Black.p .10 10 for Washington with the club col- Brooklyn. 8—2: Philadelphia, 4—3. Hamlin.p 2 1 EASTERN LEAGUE. New York, 10: Boston, 4. (Final Standings.) lecting 13 hits and beating Don Totals 33 9 24 9 Totals 36 13 27 16 W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet Standing of Clubs. 75.460 Black in the first inning before Teams. L. •Batted for Busch in ninth. Hartford. 99 38.723 Wil'msp't 64 W, Pet. O.B. 91 47 .659 Elmira 58 80 .420 St. Louis _115 37 1”0 Albany out of punishment Philadelphia_ 000 002 000—2 69 69 .500 Scranton 56 S3 .403 handing plenty Pittsburgh 77 54 .588 Utica 174 Vaughn (2). Ortiz (2). Torres, Rosenthal. Hartford. 7—9: Scranton. in the sixth when the A's averted a 1 Philadelphia 52 79 .397 42$ Two-base hits—Siebert, Spence. Stolen AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. bases—Ortiz. Case (2). Double plays— Shutout. Games Toda». Games Tomorrow. (Final Standings.) Busch to Siebert, Myatt to Vaughn to W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet Pit. at St. L. (2,t&n). Pitts, at St. L. (n Pitching Duel. ). Kuhel: Vaughn to Myatt to Kuhel. Left 86 67 .582 Cm at Chicago Cin. at Chi. (2). Mil'kee 102 51 .667 Colu'bus on bases—Philadelphia. 4: Washington. 7. 57 93.380 The best pitching duel of the sea- Only games sched. Phila. at N. Y. (2). Toledo. 95 58.621 Ind'polis Bases on balls—Off Black, 3. Strikeouts Lo'ville 85 63 .574 Minolta 54 97 .368 was in the first at Bklyn, son here staged __Bost. —By Carrasquel, 2; by Hamlin. 4. Hits— St. Paul 85 68 .56.3 Kans.Cy. 41 110 .272 game by Flores and Leonard, with Off Black, 7 in 3 innings; off Hamlin. 6 St. Paul. 2-1; Kansas City. 0-10. in 5 innings. Losing pitcher—Black Um- Columbus. 13-4; Indianapolis, 5-2. Flores, after an in opening inning Griffs' Records pires—Messrs. Stewart. McGowan and Pip- Toledo. 10-1: Louisville. 6-8. When the Iron Horse which he gave up three hits, hold- gras. Time—1:52. Milwaukee. 17-7; Minneapolis. 2-5. Buffaloes Batting:. Stopped ing the Nats to four, two of those SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. L O- AB. R. H. 2b. 3b.HR.Rbi. Pet. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. (Final Standings.) bunts and the others infield blows. Cand t 26 31 5 10 2 0 0 2 322 W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. W L. Pet. W. L. Pet. Los An's 93 HR Leonard yielded six hits with three Spece 13? 528 72 16c 26 7 14 82 303 .578 Oakland 80 81.497 Nashvi'e 47 26.653 Mobile 32 38 .457 ...TRAVELERS WERE PATIENT |Mya« 125 477 71 138 15 5 0 38 .289 Portl'nd 85 7H .528 Hollyw'd 79 83 .488 Atlanta. 45 26 .643 Lit.Rock 26 41.388 SanFr'co 79 being bunched in the fifth for the Won do 9 37 1 10 2 0 O 4 .286 82 .509 Sacra'to 73 89 /57 Memphis 43 28 .597 Bir'ham 27 43 .386 Lfbvre51 53 5 15 <1 ] 0 4 283 Seattle 82 79 .509 S. Diego 71 90 .441 IN. Orl'ns 38 39 .491 Chet'g* 29 47.382 As tally. He issued the only pass Oakland. the of the we can take comfort in the fact Ferrell 90 314 13 86 10 1 o 25 .278 4-1; San Francisco, 2-14. Chattanooga. 12-4: New Orleans, 3-3. Remembering hardships 8$U Los 6-8: of the game after two were out in ; Vaug’n 20 79 8 22 1 1 1 15 *78 Angeles. Hollywood. 2-2. Nashville 9-1: Memphis. 5-3. San and covered wagon that America is at a Guerra 64 174 25 48 7 1 1 23 '"76 Diego. 2-3; Seattle. 1-4: Atlanta. 9; Birmingham, 4. stagecoach days, moving pace that the ninth. Tire two strikeouts of Fortland. 10-3: Kuhel 127 473 81 128 25 7 4 42 "71 Sacramento. 5-0. 'Only games.) travelers once looked upon the new has astounded the world. the tilt also were Leonard's. They Tor es 118 453 36 120 19 5 0 52 "65 Ortiz 80 296 77 came 33 8 4 5 35 .260 woodbumer trains as solid in succession to end the A’s Leon d 70 luxury... 28 5 18 1 0 0 1 .257 When this war is the trans- seventh. Powell 88 326 20 82 7 1 1 32 "o" road- won, Sull’n 128 439 46 108 11 1 0 28 246 despite choking smoke, bumpy Four batters on each side did all facilities of our Case 102 396 55 95 10 1 2 27 240 portation country will Wolff beds; no electric lights, no berths or the hitting with Dick Siebert and 28 51 6 12 0 0 0 3 235 nave an incredible Carr el 38 31 1 7 1 0 0 2 "26 cars... of hung up record for Flores getting two apiece off Leon- Wynn 43 93 4 19 2 o dining despite delays hours 1 6 >204 efficient movement of men ard and Stan Spence getting three Layne 34 85 6 17 2 o o 8 .200 on end when herds of fighting and Nigg'g 22 62 2 9 0 1 3 PLYMOUTH great migrating and Mike Guerra two off Flores. 0 .148 too. Yost 7 14 3 2 0 0 0 0 .143 buffaloes marooned them in the freight—and civilians, Meanwhile, Haef’r 27 60 2 8 1 0 0 middle Case began the Nats’ first with a 2 .111 OWNERS! is that we Evans 13 21 6 2 n o 0 o .098 of an endless public opinion agreed should Bingle, stole and continued to third These 3 20 00000 .000 prairie. Zlnser 2 00 We will not travel unless as Frankie Hayes’ throw hit him 00000 .000 pay you up to absolutely necessary ball if the or bus is if we must take and the rolled to left field. Pitching. $890 for your 1941 Today, train, plane and, go, inconveniences Joe Kuhel's hoist into the second G. H. BB. 8.0. IP. G.S. C.G.W. 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