Short Course Makes Olympic Crew Tryouts Oper^ Event Corsairs Make It A Page From Baseball’s Boisterous Past Three Day Program Six In a Row As At Worcester Will Cubs Move To Second Decide U. S. Choice Observations New York, July 7—(UP)—Hitting has been an impor- By HENRY McLEMORE (Cnlted Press Sts* Correspondent) tant factor in the Pittsburg Pirates' amazing winning spurt Believe it or not, Hizzoner I Worcester, Mass, July 7—(UP)—You pays your money has boosted them to a three and one-half game lead Frank Hayes plans a serious which .real and you takes yoyr choice here to-day as the nine finest in the National siesta at Mike league. Squire O'Connell’s crews in these United States prepared to dig their oars in In 13 games out of their 15 starts, the winning last# miniature golf course, in prepara- the placid waters of Lake Quinsigamond in quest of the Pirates out-hit teams 182 to 138 in the 15 contests opposing tion for his tee shot which will right to represent this country in the 1932 Olympic games and scored 85 runs to their opponents’ 60. officially inaugurate the city's at Los Angeles. ueorge UlDBoni men were pniwv- Four raops will Ha rowed to-dav. 1. ulmrly effective at slugging in the municipal golf links Saturday af- the field to four. Two They won seven of their ternoon. He has been to reducing pinches. advised and the field will 13 victories by one-run margins, race* to-morrow YESTERDAY’S HERO safe and use a iron, down to the two who and three of these victories were play driving be narrowed Who will by the extra-inning route. but he says he will use a wooden will clash on Saturday. Record be these two finalists? Don's ask Nearly Tied driver and hit that little white When the swashbuckling corsairs me, buddy. Nor any of Worces- — Inhabitants. We made the New York Giants walk AQTKQmZ ball or bust the club. ter's 200,000 or so the plank twice yesterday, six don’t know. straight wins were registered for * * * No Certainty the Pirates, Just one less than the All we know Is that California, national season's record of seven The "big show", as the major thanks to Its overwhelming victory victories hung up by the at In the lntercolle- successive are sometimes referred to, Poughkeepsie Chicago Cubs. leagues glates, is favored to reach the final Steve Swetonlc, outstanding hur- is something to look at this sea- bracket and that's only guesswork. was lef in the league. accomplished son. With a red-hot battle in the For the Poughkeepsie afTair his tenth victory in 11 starts yes- over a four-mile course while the and a of terday as he limited the Giants to National League, flock Olympic trials will be contested the •lx Wits in winning opening home runs nearly every day, the over a route that calls for 2,000- contest, 4 to 2. Jim Mooney and meters. are one better with a Sam Gibson yielded 11 safeties to boys going That is just a shade under a brulscd-knnckle days when bean balls and high spikes were a part of every after- the Pirates. series of fist fights with umps and Hack in baseball’s mile and a quarter, and what a the ouine back the other to strut hi the Larry French allowed the Ter- noons entertainment, these men furnished thrills. They day whale of a difference It makes* which has been to Ixm Stovall led one team, Mike Donlln the rymen eight scattered hits in win- players, capped, annual old-timers* game at Wrlgley field, Angeles. George California is blessed with tremend- the left to Meusel, formerly with the Giants; Wade Kil- ning the nightcap, 3 to 1, while date, with the shooting of Bill other. In this group you see: Back row, right—Irish ous power. Butthe Golden Bears Adolfo onc-timo Giant catcher; Jim Thorite, who played with the Giants; ageing Cuban, Senor Luque, Cub a lefer, old Detroiter; Chief Meyers, may not be as effective In a sprint. Jurges, shortstop, by girl with front row, left to right—Mike ■was found for 11. Paul Waner, the Charlev Deal, with the Braves ami Cubs, and Wciser DeJI Brooklyn; Plenty of the old river dogs in a Bill old Detroit star, league’s leading batsman, tied the Chicago hotel, yesterday. Donlin, with the Giants In 1905; Chet Thomas, former Red Sox players; Sam Crawford, around here like the Penn A. C., score in the sixth with a triple, and Dickey is suspended, and Lefty und Art Shafer, with the Giants 20 years ago._ boatload. Others favor Yale, or there hits aided by an error gave Harvard, * Grove is on the shelf with a bad Syracuse. Princeton, the Pirates two runs in the seventh WHEN THE TOP California Jayvees, Washington, to clinch the game. ankle, the result of a mishap in Si LINDBERG NEW SPORT LOURDES HOLD TOP. and Columbia Grads. Good Pitcliing, Hard Hitting OF THE BACKSWING Louis about ten when SEVEN SEEDED In short. It looks like an open second days ago, The Chicago Cubs rose to THE HEAD AT SAMUEL race. one IS REACHED he tried to be an place by the narrow margin of outfielder—just If experience counts, then the percentage point over the Boston WRISTS SHOULD BE for fun. PLAYERS REACH JOHNSON ACADEMY SPOT IN CATHOLIC Penn A. C. must be given the nod Lonnie War- Braves when young COCKED IN THIS over California. For eix of the neke turned in his eleventh victory * * * boys from the Schuyklll have bees the Phillies A1 I jl ml berg, former ftatcr- of the season, downing MANNER. PARISH LEAGUE rowing as a unit since 1929. You've Marty McManus, player-man- Red who 3 to 1. Warneke yielded eight hits, QUARTER-FINALS biirlun and for tlic pant three of crews as one man ager of the Boston' Sox, It would be a real break heard rowing Han- tough with two out In the ninth while the Cubs pounded Roy One of the most Important parts years a resident of Bridgeport, —well, these clubmen do it. Too. doubled Phil Collins for Joe if that as new Ten innings of even Stephen to drive in the run sen, John Berley and of the backswing is the cocking of Manager McCarthy Providence. R. X., July 7—(UP) uns signed last night the they are accustomed to short inning winning for Samuel baseball featured Catholic over the St Louis Browns. for 10, the wrists at the top of the swing. little affair Bill —Seven seeded and one athletic director the parish races; In fact, thats' about the only third concerning Dickey players The Braves dropped to show that the wrists Johnson Academy of Stratford, last as the St Mar- kind row. Photographs came between the Yanks and the unfavored were bracketed to- games night they when they lost to the St youth Frank Silva, who the place are not actually fully cocked un- succeeding and St Francis teams wound And don’t forget, that In stroke, Dennison; Cox, Shipley. as Wild Bill of the garet Louis Cardinals, 4 to 2, til the start of the down stroke. pennant this season. Of course, day in the quarter-finals has been there for several years. 1930 internationals on the Meuse Penn A. C.—Bt>w, Mcllvane; No a deadlock after 60 Hallahan pitched his tenth victory cham- was active In up in one-all es- 4 In other words, the first slight that’s an outside chance, but not Rhode Island men's singles Lindberg formerly river at Liege, Belgium, they 2, Curran; No 3. Bratton; No but five hits who saw the of the season, allowing movement of the hips and shoul- pionship on the Agawam Hunt local sporting circles In connec- putouts. Fans game tablished an all-time high for the Dougherty; No 5, Lawrencel; No 0, out seven batters. as the Yanks’s valuable it was and striking ders Is absorbed by a movement of impossible, club grass courts. tion with north end-tea ms, while at Fulton park figured go- 2,000-meter distance by going the McGrif.l; No 7, Barrow; Stroke Art Shires and Wally baseball Home runs by the waists and thus the club Is not lead in the race to could The unseeded player in the last season he couched and ing to be a marathon route in 6:18.4. They'll never do Lovelace. two date, very only McNlchol; Cox, Beider accounted for Boston's “ahead of the at the of New York, mannged the Irtquols A. C. bas- event, but the parties concerned that here, of course, for Lake body” point be cut down with a group. Martyn Buxby Syracuse—Bow, Buff; No 2. yuns. easily collapse clinched of the agreed to quit before the boys waetr of the of impact. Texas University student, ketball team, opponents Qulnslgamond is dead Kratlna; No 3, Abrams; No 4, Al- One Apiece of the Yank which led A. in a two stopped a few base hits with their Meuse Is The tremendous additional power pitching staff, his place Tuesday. The others, Brooklyn C. game deadest sort, while the ien; No 5. Willoughby; No 6, John- Brooklyn and the Cincinnati Bar- is a of features. Just to show you the derived from the cocking of the has been used to behind the by Keith Gledhlll of Santa series. He graduate blessed with a current. No McKean: a twin the Reds Dickey each son; 7, Stroke. Sis Beds split bill, wrists emphasizes the importance bara, Calif, top-seeded star, Crosby high school, 1925 and at- absolute equality of the game, Harvard looks too big and strong 6 to 4 and drop- bat. bat fried; Cox, Trnavsky. [gaklng the opener, of this single function. Many gol- Not only that, but Bill’s secured their places yesterday. tended Washington College and team scored six hits. to develop speed In 'such a, short the 3 to 2. Still in Lead Harvard—Bow, Holcomb; No 2 ping nightcap, fers with a free swing and an ap- has a in As Expected Western Maryland University. race, but after the cantabs sur- the played prominent part Lourdes com- No 3, Erickson; No 4, Hal- In the American League, parently correct pivot get only 200 Gledhill, Fritz Mercur of Wil- He will take up his new duties Chlekie Toletti's prising work at New London Hovey; Sox won their flfteen- Yank victories this season, and if bination continued their lowell; No 5, Bancroft; No 6, Ba Red yards on tee shots. The reason liamsport, Pa; Berkeley Bell of in September. Lindberg expects winning against Yale, It would be foolish to in 72 starts by nosing out as leaders con; No 7, Saltonstall; Stroke, Cas- ESostonh game usually is that they do not cock things went screwy now, it would Austin, Texas; Dave Jones of Now to have Hat']) Dunn, Herb Colby ways league by handing cast them aside. Yale supporters the fit Louts Browns, 5 to 4. Mill Cleary's SS Peter and Paul Is sidy; Cox, Blssell. the wrists properly. be too and the York and Jake Hess of Fort and Joe Butler as his charges Insist that the Olympic course double-header at New just bad, perhaps lads an 8 to 4 setback at Hamilton Detroit’s That extra 4 0 yards off the tc^. Worth, Texas, won their way into next fall. tailor-made forthe sprinting Blue Columbia Grads—Bow, Walter; twin bill at Phil- first in that A four run jn the sec- fork, Chicago’s that spells the difference between time baseball history the round of eight with compar- park. rally boatload. No 2, Sanford; No 3, Beaujean: No and Cleveland at Wash- ond gave the Italians a big No G adelphia, a falr.-golfer and a top flight man Is a was lost on account of a ative ease in yesterday’s second inning Syracuse, will send a re-vamped 4. Lambert: No 5, Douglas; washed out. pennant ington were often the difference which comes and third round matches, but the edge which they /neld without lineup out agutnst the Penn A. C., Blesse; No 7, Davenport; Stroke. sock in the Mazzarella's three from one cocking his wrists proper- jaw. other two seeded players, Richard trouble. bagger in the second heat to-day. Coach McBain; Cox, Berman. and doubles Devito, Dance and No ly and the other failing to do so. Murphy of Utica, N. Y., and Jack by Teneyck has made wholesale shifts. Washington—Bow, MJorud: Conners were features. No Parrott; No Tidball of I^os Angeles, Calif, came hitting Tom Lombardi, the big stroke, has 2, Williamson; 3, Dance held the east enders to five through only after hard battles. bene placed on the bench and re- '4, Ulbrickson; No 5, Edmundeon; Down in the other hits. Seven errors were marked Naugatuck Tidball barely escaped elimina- placed' by Devols Stgfried, the No 6, Day; No 7, McCarthy; stroke up. most of them credited to the Noble. DOUBLE WIN AIDS the force of tion in a second round match, but Chappie who stroked the Jayvees Argerslnger; Cox, day, .police (all'three losers. Brew- came back in tbe third round to In the intercolleglatea Yale—Bow, Davis; No 2. resumed about Easy No Good- them), arguing win handily over the Brazilian, No Changes ster; No 3, Urquhart; 4, No golf, a controversy, which began Ricardo Pernambuco. 6-2, 6-2. St Michaels of WaterviHe were Washington, still smarting from ale: No G. Knott: No 6, Wilson; PIRATE LEAD IN Cox. Mrs man Van a pushover for the Blessed Sacra- the handsome lickings adminis- 7. Taylor, Stroke, Jackson, EASTERN LEAGUE. more than a year ago, when Bill Marjorie Glad Ryn of Philadelphia, seeded second in (By United Press) ment boys who ran up. bunches of tered by California on coast and Mayer. / Burke won the national three and at a to use the No 2, open. women's singles, was the first to Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and A) scores, five time, at Poughkeepse, plans Princeton—Bow, Hapgood: Standlngi No 4, W. Jj. Per. NATIONAL LOOP This time, however, the in gain the semi-finals in her division Simmons were idle. for an 11 to 2 win. The St Mike same boatload that raced In the In- Wood; No 3 .Rutherford: boys No 44 23 .657 when she defeated Mrs W. M. battery, Bllnn and Ryan, had lercollegiates. The Cougars have Merrill; No 5, Rutherford: 6, Springfield blue are to it with hooks V Bill Terry made two doubles and stroke. ..« 38 29 .567 going say eight miscues between them, which shortened their stroke. Strong; No 7, Rutherford; Albany Pittsburg, July f>—Hard hitting Shedden of Boston, 6-3, 6-3, in a a in 36 33 .522 single eight tries, accounting Richmond and slices, a three-man elimina- third-round match. Is the story of the game, though The Columbia Grads, composed Howell; Cox. Morrow.' 33 .48 1 in the closing innings of both Cor two runs. Bridgeport 31 McVeigh’s three but of four hits of the men who won the For To-day 31 34 .477 tion been largely New Haven games gave the Oibson Pirates tourney having arranged Hack Wilson doubled and sin- was the hatting feature, combined title in Here’s the program for to-day’s 30 35 .462 natoinal 1929, appear ready Allentown for them at the Golf gled, for one In with home run. heats of the Olympic 29 39 .426 both games of a double header Naugatuck accounting run, Kirby’s to take a lot of beating. preliminary Hartford ., Bronx Senators vs times the numbers 38 .397 eight up. The Sacred Hearts’ ’three runs for Princeton—well, Prince- rowing eliminations, Norfolk ... 25 with the Giants to-day by scores Club, the winner to get a seven ,As in the first tnnlng was enough to ton meets the Callftornlans In the signifying the rowing lanes. of 4-2 and 3-1. Six hit pitching course dinner. And know Games Yesterday. you Hills Eve beat the Mt Carmel lads, 4 to 2, second race and will be ready to 2. Harvard. 0. Swetonic in first Co- Bridgeport 5t Hartford by Steve the con- how a can cat. The official Friday larriveefTghts^ at Washlington park. leave for Princeton about 6:30 o’- First heat, 4 p. m.—No 1, 6 cop Albany 6, Springfield (1st). test and Luque’s weakness in the The clock. lumbia university rowing club: No 6 scorer be awarded a rubber In what promises to be one of Standing Albany 13, Springfield (2d). second contest gave the home should AT BOSTON TO-NIGHT entertained Second heat, 4:30 p. m.—No 1, the finest exhibition W L Tie Pet Worcester, which Richmond at Norfolk (rain). — baseball games townerj* opportunities to score medal for bravery. of 5 1 1 .710 the 1920 trials Is what you might Princeton university rowing asso- played thus far this season, Lady Lourdes which they took full advantage of. ,The Boston, July 7—(UP)—Leo Lar- call the and thou- ciation; No 2. University of Cali- Games Today. Hill Amateur St Francis .4 1 1 .568 agog over race", * * * Washington City rivee of will de- at Albany. Waterbury, Conn, Sacred Heart ... 4 2 .568 sands of spectators are certain to fornia Springfield The box scores: League entry will play the Bronx fend Penn Bridgeport at New Haven. his New England middle- Mt Carmel .4 1. .568 line the course for the races. Its Tlhrd heat, B p. m.—No 1, (1st Game) Senators one of the fastest semi- uni- (Only games scheduled). in Leo Larri- weight boxing title to-night in a *St Michael _3 1 .420 free, you know. Athletic club; No 2, Syracuse New York (!¥). Tonight, Boston, pro nines of New York City at 12-round bout with Odonne Piazza Blessed Sacra 3 .426 The boatings: versity. ab. r. h. po a, e. vee on Park on Gamea Tomorrow. takes his well known adver Washington Friday night. of at 8:30 p. m.—No 1, Italy Fenway park. St .... 2 .400 California—Bow, Hall; No 2. Fourth heat, Hartford at Allentown. Critz, 2b 4 0 0 2 5 0 The Senators have a powerful team Margaret Oddone of Ted Sandwlna, New York SS No No 4, Ja»- University of Washington: No 2. Norfolk at Richmond. J. Moore, If 4 0 0 1 ft 0 sary, Piazza, Italy. and the from the Hill heavy- Peter & Paul 2 .334 Tower; 3, Chandler; boys will step weight will meet No California Junior var- Haven. TJndstrom, 3b .... 4 0 l o ft 1 Jack Sigsmore •St Patricks ....1 .167 tram; No 5. Dunlap; No 6. Gregg: Yale; 3, Bridgeport at New This will be the third of pretty lively to check a win over Terry, lb 4 1 1 7 ft 0 meeting of in a six-round Springfield at Albany. the from the Cambridge semi- St Joseph ..1 .142 No 7, Blair; stroke, Salisbury: Cox, sity. rf 2 1 1 3 ft 0 the hav- boys big city. The Ott, boys, both previous bouts final. •Game under protest. Graham. ..4 0 1 0 0 ft Senators were champs of the Bronx Pre- NATIONAL LEAGUE. Hogan, c been Since their California Jayvee—Bow. Mathe- The Natlonl Society for the bVergez 0 0 0 ft ft 0 ing hum-dingers. section of New York City last sea- in Bardfleld farmhose, 300 Renters' in -Scotland, No 2. No 3, Deme- vention of Cruelty to Children Full is, cf 3 0 1 5 0 0 son and have to be years Glasgow, son. Hudgins; Standing! last Piazza reached the yet defeated near dealt with 43,000 cuses ss ft meeting, old, Brentwood, England, ws are moving in from tene- ter; No 4, Hagen; No 5, Van Voor- England W. L. Per. F. Moore, 4 1 ft 3 1 this season, wins over some throngp scoring destroyed lire No in the last 4ft 29 .580 Mooney,' p 2 0 ft 0 1 ft finals of the middleweight elimi- of by recently. ments to municipal houses. hls; No 6, McLean; 7, Holman: year. ■ittsburg ...... the best teams around these 38 34 .528 aLeslie 1 ft ft ft 1 0 Ihlcago ...... nation tournament at Milwaukee, parts. 39 .527 cFarrell 1 ft ft ft 0 ft loaton .....*. *i... The Hill boys have hit their 39 .500 Gibson, p.. 0 0 0 0 1 0 been beaten for the N.B.A. >hlladelphia.39 having stride with two victories in the It Louis. 36 36 .500 Totals 33 2 6 24 11 2 title Gorilla Jones. Here's past two weeks in the Amateur irooklyn ..36 39 .480 by City League and have garnered New York ..32 37 .464 Plttuliurp (\). hoping Leo finds his way to Od- plenty 47 .434 of and confidence. Cincinnati ...36 ab. r. h. a. e. fighting spirit po. done’s and often. With L. Waner, rf. 3 1 16 0 0 piazza early Jake Vreeland and Tommy Game* Yesterday. P. Waner, rf 4 0 2 10 0 Purcell ready for mound duty, New York 2 (1st). * * * Pittsburg 4, Vaughan, ss ..... 4 1 2 3 4 0 Washington Hill fans can look for- York 1 Pittsburg 3, New (2d). 3b 4 1 12 0 0 a Ever Traynor, ward to Jire Built... on the good game Friday Sou need Safest Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 4 (1st). If 0 Rarbee, 4 14 0 0 Add local novelties: The Chase night. The game will start at 6:15 Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati 2 (2d). Suhr, lb 4 1 3 6 0 0 1. p. m. with Ralph Ruggles, Bene- Chicago 6, Philadelphia Piet, 2b 4 0 1 5 5 0 Mill and baseball Rolling Factory dicts, the Indicator. St Louis 4, Boston 2. Grace, c 4 0 0 0 0 0 holding Last in Swetonic, p 3 0 0 0 0 0 outfits played less than seven inn- night Winsted, the Hills Games Today. were taken over the hurdles 10 to at (?). ings last night, the contest going Now York Pittsburg Totals .34 4 11 27 9 0 7 with Vreeland on the mound, at Cincinnati. Brooklyn aBatted for Mooney in 7th. two hours and twenty minutes,, opposing Conway. The win for the Philadelphia at Chicago. bltan for Ilopan in 9th. and 16 to 14 the Winsted boys make the series be- Boston at St Louis. cBatted for Gibson in 9th. finishing for tween the teams all even at one Rollers. In all, 36 hits were made game each. Goodrich Games Tomorrow. New York ..010 000 00 1—2 Boston at St Louis. Pittsburp ...011 0 0 0 02 x—4 for thirty runs, with eight errors. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. r hit the — Wade, of the nine, New York at Pittsburg. Runs batted in Ott, Suhr 2, Factory Philadelphia at Chicago. Vauphan, E. Moore. Two-base hits first ball pitched for a home run, —Terry, E. Moore. Three-base hit— AMERICAN LEAGUE. Suhr. Stolen base—Vauphan. Double while Bill Nugent tripled with the DON’T • _ Standing: plays—Gritz arid Terry, Critz, E. sacks loaded in the second inning. W. L. Per. Moore and Terry 2. Left on bases Mew 23 .685 New York 7; 7. Rases on Miller’s corn cob believe it Silvertown York.50 Pittsburp Tommy pipe you 41 29 .586 balls—off Mooney 1, Swetonic 3. Hits petrolt was the standout at second base. Philadelphia.43 31 .581 —off Mooney, 9 In 6 innlnps, Gib- 3 4 .541 until [Washington ..... 40 son, 2 In 2. Losinp pitcher—Mooney. A cheer for the scorer! you 39 34 long Cleveland ...... 534 Umpires—Donnelly, Ripler and Mor- 35 37 .486 an. Time of ft Louis .. game—1:39. ’em Chicago ...... 20 44 .371 try poston ..15 67 .208 (2d Game) All the “amazings”, “aston- New York (IV). ishings” and "superiors” own Games Yesterday. ab. r. li. po. a. e. MAJOR LEAGUE Mfely—your family’s safety in the won’t con- Boston 6, St Louis 4. Critz, 2b 5 0 1 3 3 0 dictionary YOUR—these are what count in your life. postponed, rain). Fullis, f. 4 0 1 0 0 vince you HOW free and (Other games | LEADERS You know the safest tire built is not too Terry, Jb .4 1 2 7 2 0 easy, cool and comfortable Lind 3 b .... Games Today. Strom, 4 0 1 1 1 0 you feel in safe for you! Detroit at New York. Ott, rf 4 0 0 4 0 0 (By United Press) Chicago at Philadelphia (2). Hopan, c.4 0 2 1 0 0 15% thicker non-skid tread. Thousands of Cleveland at Washington (2). J. Moore, If .4 0 1 0 0 Leadline Battera. additional anti-skid miles. Greater St Louis at Boston. E. Moore, ss 4 0 0 2 3 1 Player Club K- ab. r. h. p.o. protec- Luijuc, p 2 0 0 1 5 0 P. 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