PART SBNDAY TRI£UNE: ~ULY 24. 1938 . • __ X~__ 22 ~ - A Belligerent Interlude in Wrigley Field j'43J33 CHEER \~~~~~~~~~lMOTORS-TRAFIC-HIGHWA. Y S CUBS TO DOUBLE I Lake Louise Almost Worth Touring Hardshi~ VICTORY,7-4, 3-1

Cincinnati Rallies with 5 Dean and Lee Defeat Runs in Sixth. Giants.

Clncinnatl, 0, July 23 -(JP)-The Philties took advantage of four Red [Continued from first sport page.] errors for five runs in the fifth In- rung today, but failed to withstand a hitting attack in the sixth and the Reds won, 10 to 9 The Phils used rour hurlers to halt Cincinnati's sixth mrnrig rally, when five runs were scored on four hits Frey a homer with two men aboard Hallahan pitched four balls to Goodman, was sent to the showers, and charged with the loss. IvaI Goodman celebrated his 29th birthday by hitting his 26th horner in the third mrung with one on base Score' PHILADELPHIA UNCINNATI Ab R H P A Ab R H P A Jordan::lb 5 2 ::I1 0 Frey 2b 4::1.l 1 a Scb arein 55 0 0 U 0 0 Berxer If 4::1.l 4 0 Young55 2 1 0 2 1 Goodan rf 4 2 ::I4 1 ervess.n U U 0 U 0 McC'kIb 5 U 0 II U fans got everything including a good fight in Wrigley field yesterday. Players help Brackrf 5 1 2 2 0 Lomb'di c ::I0 1 a 1 W'ntr b Ib 4 1 1 10 0 Henh er e 1 0 1 .1 0 separate BIll Jurges and Dick Bartell who came to blows in the fourth and were ejected from Arnovtcb If 4 2 2 a 0 Craft of 4 0 1 ::I 1 IIlartm of 5 1 1 :.I 0 Rlg".::Ib 4 0 u 0 2 the second game. No. 19 is Red Corriden, Cubs' coach; No.9 is Frank Demaree; No. 17, Hal Schumacher Dav IS C 4: 0 0 21M3 crs ss 4 1 3 2 4 Mueller:lb 4 0 1 U a Walter. 11 :l 0 0 u 1 of Giants; No.4 (bending), , and No.4 (extreme right), Billy Herman. Mulcahy D all 0 :.I Schot t.u 1 1 0 0 1 Hallahan D 0 0 0 0 0 Passeau 11 0 0 U 0 0 Srni th D 0 0 0 1 0 i\ll1tneY::Ib1001 1 MAJOR LEAGUE AVERAGES °all 9 11 24 !! 3610 1::127 14 The Tribune road car has just completed a trip through the northern Rockies and into Canada's Banff ·Klem batted for Young 10 eighth. Ph iladef phi a , • ••• ., 400 050 1)00- II NA TIONAL LEAGUE. and Yoho national parks. Lake Louise gives the motonst a scenic memory almost worth the driving troubles Ciucrunat! 102 OU, 000-10 21.] [Inclu<1mgGames of Thurs(lay, July The Cubs encountered a bargain m on Canadian roads, much in need of improvement. R~~or~fedey m~S~~~ranRlti~:CIJ~\vf'~~;i~~ I TEAM BATTING. the first Inning of the second game. Pct AB R R HR SB Pct Arnovteh Marlm [2]. Frey [3J. Goodman They scored a without a hit. r~J McCorwIck Lombardi I ~J Her sh ber'ger 291 Cincinnatt .' 2920 413 824 66 7 282 'I\\O base h its-c-Brack WeIntraub Arnovrcn :Ill!! PIttsburgh 28014 384 795 31 2::1 280 Jurges led off With a pass and im- :l:.i!nba:;rJ:eJle)j.hr~,~"bIeEL~~~~:;,an:se H~Tn'e 2!!7 St LOUIS. ,2938 378 806 51 24 274 mediately stole second, remainmg JlOICE OF TRAFIC .~!!O Clueago .... 2864 400 767 41 31 .268 r uns-s-Fr'ey 600dman Stolen bases- there while Herman was being Sch arein Berzer Goodman Sacntice- ,~73 New York . 2944 408 78& 77 18 .267 Yeung Double ptuy-c-Goodman to Hersh ~~~ Phlladelph'a ,2684 303 708 29 24 ,264 thrown out. Hack flied to left and NO SAFETY STICIl:ER. berger Left on hases-c-Philadetphra, 6 c..;111- Chicago, July 10 -Why do we still crnnatt ti Bases on balle-Mulcahy •i. .265 ~~~~~~Yn•... ~~~~ i~~~~~~~n .~g~Jurges started for third after the Hallahan 1 Walters. a Struck out-Mul- catch. Seeds' throw went into the have automobiles driving around In Chi- cahx 1 walters 2 Hi ts-e-Mu leahv 10 in TEA~1 FIEJ,DING. 61 3 mmnas Hallahan 0 In 0 [PItched to Pct DP TP PO A E Pct Cubs' dugout instead of to Ott, so cago Without vehicle or safety test stick- one batter 1 Passeau 2 m 1-3 Sivesa 1 10 1 976 ~hlca"o, 71 0 2240 957 70 .979 Jurges continued home. The Giants ers? Walters 8 In 42 3 Schott 3 in 41 3 WIld 97:1 New York •.. 75 0 2286 1080 83 976 I am referrmg to llcense number nrtch - Walters Wmmn" -Schott .973 balanced this run With one of their Losine pl tcher-c-Hal lahan Urnmres-Klem Brooklyn ... 78 0 2234 963 84 974 1-142062 issued to Thomas Gaughan, Sears and Ballanfant. Tlme-2.03. Attend .972 Boston '" 67 0 2069 930 80 974 own in the second on a pass to Ott, &nce-3 u19 97:l PIttsburgh .. 90 0 2218 1008 89 ,973 McCarthy's slngle, and Seeds' :fly to 1674 Hollywood avenue, Chicago 'I'his 972 Oinrdnnatt ., 81 0 2189 963 08 970 car does not have erther vehicle tag or T TRIP 97U Galan. c uro St LoUIS .. 79 0 2218 920 108 967 .95t! safety stickers. Is ~exemPt? I K. Phtladelphia 78 0 2132 860 101 .1l67 The fourth, climaxed by the Jurges- INDIVIDUALBATTING. Bartell unpleasantness, opened With BY HAL FOUST. [lncJudes pIa3 erg In ten or mor e games 1 Seeds smashing against the left field BY HAL FOUST. I POOR BUSINESS PRACTICE. AB R R HR RBI Pct [ClucagoTribune Press Service] Chicago, July 15 -Business films who [Chicago 'l'nbunc Press Servu·e.] wall in a vam effort to capture Reyn- Lallfaster, PhIl . 20 7 9 0 a .<4,50 Spokane, 'Wash, July 21. - [By delIberately destroy a piece or property Spokane, Wash, July 17 -[By Mail] olds' double. Reynolds went to third Lombardi Cm 0{0 32 91 11 53 365 Mail.I - The Tribune road car has m order to advertise their wares should -We're making a low cost tour of Wemtraub Ph,l .10~ 17 37 3 14 363 on Demaree's infield out and Hart- Just completed a tour of the north- be suppressed. the west. According to the Chicago Mancuso NY. 88 9 31 1 9 352 nee fetched him home on a fly to Berger N Y-Cin 182 37 63 8 26 .346 ern Rockies, climbmg among snow When I went to my car this cvenlng, Motor club, this IS the prevailing 1938 Leiber. Collins and Dean then sin- Mcdwiclc St L . 299 40103 11 62 344 capped peaks, where great rivers are I found a handbill stuffed under my travel trend-many miles on thin McCormIck Cm 343 53 116 2 61 .338 gled, the former gorng to third. born to flow to the Pacific ocean and wmdshleld wiper. In order to get this pocket books. Jordan CmPh,l 149 18 50 0 11 3,,6 Jurges hned a double over first, Col- Shoun St L 9 0 3 0 0 3:13 to the Gulf of MeXICO The trip cov- under the Wiper, the boy or man pulled There's a blanket roll and pup tent Goodman em 312 69 101 24 64 3;)4 lins scormg and Dean stepping at ered Yellowstone and Glacier Na- the WIper from its vertIcal posttlon Into in the luggage compartment of the Phelps Brk • • 161 24;2 4 41 .323 third. Hack. CI" . .322 64 103 0 32 .320 tional parks m the Unrted States and a perpendicular posttton, thereby weak- Tribune road car, WIth a grille, Dutch Darming, NY. . 240 31 76 5 28 317 Jurges failed to observe the where- Banff and Yoho National parks in ening the wiper, although this particular oven, and a supply of charcoal bri- Laze eel, CI" " 95 21 30 5 18 .316 abouts of Diz and was almost to third H Martm PhI!, .316 41100 a 26 a16 Canada. WIper is of an Improved type that can quets. The luggage is in the tonneau when he discovered his mistake. By RIZZO PItt .. 276 52 87 8 55 .315 The days were spent in collecting be llfted. with a basket of tmned groceries. Gamb'c Cin ., 54 10 17 0 3 315 that time McCarthy had the throw m, Ott NY ... 307 73 96 21 74 .a13 Jurges started back toward second mental pictures to cherish for the V:lC:o~~ce~heanp::~:~leJ~~ ~1I~e~R:=~ After a 5 a. m. departure from Chi- Vaughan Pi tt .. 299 47 93 5 50 .Hl cago we drove until late at night to Suhr Pitt ••• 280 52 87 2 38 311 and McCarthy threw to Bartell, who remamder of Iife. We'll forget the ago makmg a similar complaint. J Brown St L . 190 31 59 0 15 .::111 dove into Jurges and tagged him just aches and dirt of long distance motor It may be that you can give su1ll.clent complete 716 miles for the day. We F Garms Bos 148 20 46 0 13 .311 travel and we'll remember the JOYs publlclty about such destructive methods were lucky in finding a $1.25 cabin J Moore N Y 256 38 79 6 26 309 as the latter started to slide. That's Brubnker P,tt 55 10 17 1] 1 .309 when the fight started. of new scenes, that busmess houses Will cease this prac- for two on an artificial lake among Bordag arav St L 91 1] 28 0 11 308 A single by Bartell in the third Not to be forgotten is Yellowstone tlce, M. J. GALBREATH. pme covered rocks at Long Pine, Neb. Carleton, Chl •• 49 8 16 0 6 ,306 The hoot of an owl and the bass notes L Waner PItt 318 45 97 3 31 a05 was the second hit off DIZ, but he lake, With the white peaks of the -- Koy Brl' 306 45 93 5 42 ,304 ran into a pair of them in the sev- Tetons m the remote background LOUD BUS HORN. of bullfrogs sang us to sleep. Hershberger Cm 93 9] 9 0 6 302 Slaughter St L 290 47 87 7 41 300 enth. Ott and Leiber singled With and with its blue waters reflecting Chicago, July 7 -About 12 30 this art- Antelope Graze Near By. the pine forests of ItS shore lme. ernoon ~ sedan was stopped In front of Re' nolds, CI" . 218 20 (;6 2 26 .298 one out. The remainder of the in- The second night fatigue and dark. Lavagntto Brk . °62 42 77 4 41 ,29<1 ning was easy for the Great Man, Road Cuts Through Snow Banks. the 'I'rlbune Tower for a U turn as au- ness caught us on the plateau near Arnovich Phit • 262 23 77 2 39 291, thorized by signs. A Northland Grey- Lealie, NY •... 114 1~ 33 1 15 289 however. McCarthy popped to Her- Hell's Half Acre, Wyo. We pitched Rosen BIk .. , 243 50 70 4 26 .288 We left this national park by ItS hound bus WIth Illmols lIcense H-3546 man and Seeds' gentle bounder to our $395 tent by the Iight of a Stnpp St L ..... 198 24 57 0 18 258 Hack forced Ott at third, The only northeast gate over a pass WIth an was stopped behmd It. The bus chaur- Brandt PItt . . 14 1 4 0 0 286 elevation of 10,940 feet. The spiral feur blew his ordinary horn repeatedly moon, with the western horizon, the w Brown, NY.. 7 1 2 0 0 281l other hit off DIZ was a smgle by Ott jagged outline of the contmental di- Galan, Chi . •. 19:! '!7 55 4 4.7 285 with two out in the ninth, after roadway cuts through snow banks to and let out a blast on his rallroad type Hartnett. ChI .. .186 23 53 5 39 .285 Vide. At dawn a half dozen antelope which Leiber closed the party With reach vantage points for vast VIstas horn, trying to get the sedan to turn Cooke Gin 165 31 47 1 22 285 Streams splashed from meltmg snow before the trafic lIghts changed to per- were grazing near by. Mise St L . .. 271 38 77 11 44 284 a tap to Dean. Handley PItt •. , 298 46 84 4 27 282 on rocky promontories to form pools mit the movement. H. S. On the third nlght we were back Stem, Phil Cm • 57 9 16 0 :{ .281 of blue. From these pools dashed -- in a cabm beside splashing Soda Guttertdee, St L .. 325 39 91 8 38 .280 P Waner P,tt.. 314 42 88 3 33 280 bigger streams, storming down the PETERSON AVENUE TRAP. Butte creek, near Cooke, Mont. Re- Leiber Ny ..•.. 279 42 78 12 53 ~80 Two Big Ones mountain Sides into turbulent rrv- Chicago, July 19.-Beware I Small town cent rains had left too many mosqui- O'Dea. Chi . ., 122 11 34 2 17 .279 Wh,tney PhIl 187 17 52 3 25 278 ers In the canyons. speed traps on Peterson avenue, between toes m the forests for novice camp- Cooney Bos .. 214 23 59 0 9 276 The federal government spent Ravenswood and Western avenues. ers. We were charged $2. From the FIRST GAME. F Youne, P,tt . 298 27 82 1 36 2'/5 $3,000,000 on about SIXty miles of It seems to me that the Fue and Pollce Owen St L . 255 30"'0 3 23 .275 NEW YORK. windows we could view tall moun- J Mar tin, St L. 183 21 50 2 26 273 AB R H RBI P A E this road to the northeast gate of show ot yesterday has put our pollce tams Into the windows came a snow- E Moore Bos . 180 27 49 3 18 272 Bartell, 8S • 4. 0 1 0 1 :I 0 Yellowstone. It was opened three I department on their toes. cooled breeze perfumed by the woods. Todd PItt. .. 259 27 70 3 44 270 Kampourls, 2b •• {) a 2 0 1 8 years ago and this IS the second From 9 p m. to 10 15 P m I count- Cuyler Brk .. ,.' 178 28 48 1 13 270 0 On the fourth night we staked our RIPDle Ny ..... 338 50 91 8 35 269 Leshe, Ib ••• 5 0 1 0 10 1 0 year that It has been Oiled. It IS ed tour arrests being made by two up- j) tent on a bluff m the Black Feet In- Demaree, Chi.. 2116 40 77 '" 26 .269 Ott,3h .. 413 4 0 0 blocked by snow about nme months holders of law and order, who hid he- Leiber, ct. . 1 0 1 dian reservation near Glacier National Klem Ph,l. 234 33 63 6 36 269 4 " 1 1 of the year. hmd a SIgn on an unlIt street to pounce Schumacher N Y 45 9 12 1 3 267 Ripple. rf .... 4. 0 1 1 2 0 park. Our mattress was spread on V Davis, Cm PhIl 102 8 27 2 10 265 Of Clacier park has Its Gomg-to the- upon an unsuspecting driver who had a Seeds. If 4 0 2 " 0" 0 redolent young sage and on WIld Scharein Phil •• 217 28 57 1 18 263 l\faneuso, c ••••• 4 0 ;{ II 2 It 0 Sun highway of Alpme beauty, climb- clear six lane load With no speed mark- Tobm, Pitt " ... 57 4 15 0 7 2113 daisies, Warneke, St L " 38 1 10 0 1 .263 Gumbert, p ••.•• 1 0 II 0 0 0 mg prectpttous canyons to cross the ers. Herman, Clli . . 336 51 88 1 30 .262 Coffman, p Of II 0 0 1 "1 contmental divide at snow altitudes. Do something about this if It Is pos- Get Private Bath in Canada. Craft Cm. . .•{33 37 87 9 49 21n Brown, p • o 0 II 0 0 0 "0 E Mueller PhIl .249 28 65 4 22 261 It, too, has ItS snow fed lakes With I sible, not about Blue Island, Harvey, In Canada, the fifth night, we paid Henshaw St L .' 23 1 6 0 2 261 -38 4 14 4 24 13 1 mirror surfaces sheltered from wmd ICicero, and Riverside $4 for a cottage WIth hot and cold Sivess Ph,l , 23 0 6 0 1 261 npples. V. F. MARSHALL. running water and a private bath be- Frey. Cin .. ••• 258 42 67 3 18 260 CHICAGO. side Wapta lake amid snow covered Durocher Blk,.. 303 25 78 0 42 .257 AB R H RBI P A E Lake Louise Like Stage Setting. Colhns, Chi .. 246 42 63 8 29 .256 0 1 4 0 mountains. McCarthy NY. 242 22 62 5 38 .256 Jurges, ss 400 BRO°Pi;'trH PA ST LOUIS 1 4 1 0 Canada gave us a lasting memory-I foreground are blue water reflecting HUdson, Brk .•. 234 28 60 2 19 .256 Herman, 2b ••••• 400 On the sixth night we were leav- RosenIf 4 2 1 1 0 Ab R H P A 1 2 0 of Lake. Louise as It was vle~ed at the backdrop and the SIde wings. Bartell, NY, '. 321 50 82 7 38 255 Hack, 3b •••..•• 4 II 1 0 I mg Idaho and entering Washington Hudson2b 4 1 2 2 3 rr~~',"ib ~ 8 8 i g Camllh Brk 275 60 70 12 52 255 O'Dea, e .•••••• 411 0 7 It 0 dusk, with the sun still shmmg on Banff and Lake LOUIse, familiar Stamb'k cf 4 0 2 3 0 Pad•.ett rt 4 1 1 1 1 at dusk. We tried to get the car oft Camll1l1b 3 0 0 8 0 Medw,ckIf 4 1 2 4 0 G Enghsh scs.. 161 17 41 2 21 255 Galan, If . 422 0 :1 0 0 the three moun tams which almost names in the advertismg columns Lava'to 3b 4 0 0 1 1 Gutt'"e 3b 4 0 0 0 5 Clark Ph,l .. ., 51 7 VI 0 3 255 ~Iarty. cf 0(10 0 II 0 0 the road to pitch tent on open graz- Du'ch'r 55 4 0 0 4 3 Owenc 4 0 1 3 0 RIddle, Bos 51 5] 3 0 2 255 inclose It. The scene IS as an artist and society notes of American news- Reynolds, cf·lf . 1 3 II 0 mg land, but found the earth too KOY,If 4 0 1 4 0 MYersss 3 0 1 3 3 Cuccmello Bos 283 35 72 4 44 .254 '" 1 2 might idealize a mountain lake hll;d papers, offer all that they advertise Stainback, St L· Demaree, rf... • a 1 1 0 0 1 1 sandy to risk leavmg the roadway. ~~:~~I,P ~ ~ g i § Davis n 3 0 0 0 1 he never seen one. It's so ideallsttc in scenery, climate, and amusement Ph,l Brk 130 19 33 1 18 2;;4 Collins, Ib ...... • 311 3 II 0 0 All of the cabins on Diamond lake, E Enelish Brk •. 71 9 18 0 7 254 It'S hardly natural. It's more like a facilities. But until the Canadian Lee, p • 311 2 0 4 0 near Spokane, were rented when we S Martm St L , 183 19 46 0 12 .251 stage setting. The backdrop is a wall roads are improved this department Berres PItt .. " . 60 6 15 0 5 250 arrived there. At 10 o'clock a tourist 33 7 9 7 27 12 of rock draped With snow. The SIde of THE TRIBUNE can't recommend Hassett, Brk .194 29 48 0 23 .247 camp on the outskirts of this city Brack Br-k-Phfl . 85 11 21 1 11 .247 -Moore batted for Coffman In elghth, wmgs, nicely balanced, are steep these resorts as motor tour obfec- Cavarretta, Chi 131 13 32 1 11 .244 had just rented Its last cabin. Phone green slopes. The center and the tives. R Reis, Bos 37 5 9 0 4 243 New York .101 000 200--4 calls to four other camps found them Fletcher, Bos 260 31 63 ~ 20 .242 Clucago ...... • 060 001 00'-7 Blinded by Dust. also sold out. So we had to spend Ka'pourrs Cm-NY225 31 54 4 24 .240 Sacriflce h't-Bartell. Two base htta-, The Chicago Motor club had fore· R Mueller Bos ,200 17 48 4 31 240 a night m a hotel. Ryan NY. 21 1 5 0 0 2::18 Barteil, ott, Reynolds. Galan. Three base NEWS .AND VIEWS warned us that we would find the Chiosza NY. 169 15 40 3 16 237 Int-Lee. Double play-Bartell to KampourJs I~ provincial highways a bit rough and Gasoline has been the main expense. r'f:)rk, J Maggart Bos '" 38 5 9 2 10 237 to Leslie. Left on bases-New 10; dusty. They were worse. The dust We paid 24 cents a gallon at stations Marty. Chi ..... 174 28 41 7 30 .236 ChIcago, a. Strurk out-Gumbert, 1; Coff- remote from cities in Wyommg and Jur~es, ChI ••• 221 29 52 0 22 .235 man, 1; Lee, 6. Bases on balls-Gumbert, was blindmg and choking. Washboard Padge tt, St L • 217 2F>51 5 40 Montana. In Alberta and British Co- 235 1; Lee, 1. H,ts-Gumhert, 4 10 1 Innmg gravel s h 0 0 k vertebras and car Shoffner Bos •••. 34 2 8 0 3 235 lumbia it was 33 and as high as 35 Derrmger Cin ••• 64 5 15 0 8 234 [Il,tched to 5 men 10 seeond1; Coffman,4 m springs. Loose gravel and loose rocks Bauers, PItt .. . 47 4 J 1 0 0 234 6, Brown, 1 In 1. LOSIng pltchc:--Gumbert. covered many miles. Postpone your cents for an Imperial gallon. The East and West RIggs Cm .... 315 24 73 1 40 ~32 Tune-2 04. Umplfes-Stenart, Darr, Stark. EnglIsh gallon con tams 277418 cubic Cascarella Cm . . 13 0 3 0 1 231 plans for a western Canadian drive inches as compared With the Ameri- T Moore St L ... 61 10 14 1 2 2JO SECOND GAME. for a few years, until more work is Khnger, PItt. 35 4 8 0 3 .2~9 done on the roads. can gallon of 231 cubiC mches. Myers Cm 251l 30 58 5 28 227 NEW YORK. Colored Stars French to Face DIMaggIO,BOB 275 30 62 6 27 225 An R H RBI (' A R DaVIS Cm 36 2 7 0 2 222 BarleJl, ss 2 0 1 0 2 Shea Brk 73 7 16 0 6 219 Ryan, S8 2 0 0 0 0 '1" AMONG THE FOLKS IN HISTORY W~lters, Phll·Cm 5F>10 12 1 3 218 :I Giants in Final Warstler, Bos . 251l 20 55 0 25 215 Kampoufls, 2b •• a 0 II 0 a to Play Aug. 21 4 0 0 1 1 DICkshot Pitt .. 28 1 6 0 3 214 RIpple, rf II Macon St L, 11, 1 :I 0 0 214 Ott, 3b 3 120 1 2 of Series Today Hallahan, Ph,l 14 1 :I 0 0 214 Leiber, cf 4 0 1 0 2 0 The sixth east·west colored All-Star Seeds N Y 99 14 21 4 20 212 McCarthy,Ih ... :J 0 1 0 10 1 Larry French, who thus far this Mulcahy Ph,l ;;2 4 11 0 4 212 0 baseball game wlll be played in Asbell ('hi 22 ~ ••. 0 :{ Seeds, If a 0 II 1 2 .J1l2 a II 0 0 0 Comiskey park, home of the White season has been embarrassed several Haas, Ph,] 55 4 9 () 9 .164 l\Iancuso, c a times by hiS weakness for throwmg GORlm,Wash .. fil 6 8 2 6 .157 Schumacher, p 2 tJ 0 0 (I 2 Sox, on Sunday, Aug. 21, Harry Grabi· Dahl!l1en NY .. 14 .{ 2 0 () .14::1Bro\\n, I) o 0 0 0 0 0 ner, vlce preSIdent of the Chicago the ball to Mel Ott, WIll Gaffke, Bos ,.. II 2 1 U 1 ,Ill try his skill on the Giants agam club, said yesterday ' RECORDS. *3~ 1 after a conference wIth Negro base- today m the final of the senes. BIll WL WL CHICAGO. ball officials. Lohrman Will work for the Giants. Lohrman, N Y 4 0 Frankh'se, Brk 2 2 AB R H RBI P A., For the Sixth year the personnel of Rllssell, CllI.. 4 0 Brandt, PItt. .. 2 2 Jurges, 58 •••• 211 1 1 Eddie Brannick, secretary of the Dean, Chi. . 4 0 Schott, ClU. ...• 2 2 thf' two teams Will be picked by base· -- LnzzerJ, tiS ••••• 100 0 1 0 L Moore Cm 1 0 Turner, Bos ... 8 9 Giants and preSident of the Bran- II 2 ball fans in a poll to be conducted by Blanton. P,tt . (I 1 Carleton, Chi. . 7 8 Hetman, 2b •.• 401 " nIck Marching club, celebrated a Huck,3b 401 0 .1 1 the country's twenty leading colored M Brown PItt 13 3 Walters, Ph -Cm. 8 11 birthday anniversary Fnday night, Klmger, PItt 8 2 Bauers P,tt I; 7 Galan, If 3 (I 0 0 2 {) newspapers. The fans Will make their C DaVIS,St L 8 2 Hel'gswth Cn-Ph 5 7 Reynolds, ct 4 1 ~ 0 2 II but he refused to gIVe hiS guests the Coffman, N Y 4 1 Passeau, Phi 7 10 choices from the stars of the Negro Den'aree, If 400 0 1 0 correct count. Vand'rMeer, Cm 11 5 Fltzs'mons, BII, 4 (I American league and the Negro Na· Lee, Chi... . 11 5 Hutchmson, Bos. 4 6 Hurtnelt, c a 0 0 1 8 0 0 7 0 tIOnal league. Charles Drake, the Cubs' press MacFayden. Bos. 6 3 Harrell. St. L . 2 3 Colllns, Ib 311 -- Weaver Cln • 4 2 Fette, Bos ... 5 8 Dean, p .l 0 2 0 0 2 Clubs in the American league, which agent, who admIts he always is 85 W Brown. N Y 2 1 Henshaw, St L 3 5 will represent the west, are the Chi· HUbbell, N. Y 11 6 LaMaster. Phil. 3 6 per cent correct, estImated that 15,· 31 3 8 2 27 7 cago American Giants, Kansas City Tobm, P,tt ., 7 4 Cascarella Cm 3 6 000 people WIth the pnce of no-jmls, Derrmger, em 11 7 Frcnch, Chi . '. 6 13 Monarchs, MemphiS Red Sox, Atlanta *Moore batted for Schumacher In eIghth slon m hand were turned away for Schum'her NY 9 6 Mulcahy Phil .. 5 13 and Cluozza. batted for Kampourls in ninth. Chevrolet has Just completed a Black Crackers, IndianapolIs A,B.C.s, Warneke, St. L 6 4 Mungo, Brk.•.. 3 8 lack of room yesterday. 52,319 mile experimental run With a Jacksonvllle Red Caps, and the Bir· Root, Chi. .. .. 3 2 Slvess, Ph,l, '" 1 3 Ncw York ... '. . .. . 010 000 000-1 Tamulis, Brk 4 3 Shoun. St. L. •• 1 3 Chicago ... • ...... 100 ::WO 00'-3 truck, durmg which every state was mingham Black Barons. Hank Leiber was guilty of a field· Bryant, Chi. 9 7 R Re,s, Bos. ..• 1 3 -- Two base hIts-Dean, Reynold!!l, Jurges. VISited and a trip was made to the Eastern stars Will be selected from ing error and a boner on the same Welland St L 9 7 Bowman, Pitt .. 1 3 Pressnell, Brk... 9 7 McGee, St. L... 2 9 Stolen base-Jurges. Double pIa, s-Herman top of Pike's peak. The long journey, the following teams of the Negro Na· play in the fourth inning of the first Sw'ft. PItt .. _. 5 4 Err,ckson. Bos.. 1 6 to Jurges to Collms. Left on hases-N ew which took SIX months, was recorded tional league: PIttsburgh Crawfords, game. He dropped Collins' :fly and Posedel, Brk. .. I; 4 Macon. St. L •• 1 6 York, 4; Clncago, 6. Struck out-Schu- Butcher. Brk.... 5 4 Hallahan. Phil. 0 3 under American Automobile aSSOCia- Homestead Grays, New York Black then, seeing Collms had taken a big Gumbert, N. Y. 8 7 S Johnson, Ph,!. 0 3 Dlacher, 2; Brown, 1; Denn, 6. Bases on tion sanctIOn. Made in all kmds of balls-SchumacheI, 2; Dean, 1. HIts-Schu" Yankees, Phlladelphla Stars, Balti· lead off first, threw the ball to Leslie. Melton, N. Y ••• II 8 GrJssom. Cm. .. 0 3 weather and over every type of road, more Elite Giants, Newark Eagles, Collins dashed to second and was Hamlm. Brk. ... 6 6 Sm,th, Ph'l. ..• 0 2 macher, 7 in 7 ; Brown, 1 In 1. !.os.. Ray Dav,s, Ctn 5 5 Logan. Chi. •... 0 2 not a motor accident or scratched Washington Pilots, and Buffalo Black there before the throw reached mg pitcher-Schumacher. Tlme-l:39. Um- Caetleman, N. Y. 4 4 Sewell, Pitt. ••• 0 1 pIres-Barr, Stark, and Stewart. fender was experienced. Aces. LeslIe. Lannmg, Bos.. 3 3