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TODAY. Boxing. ENDING DRAB TRIP At Frankie Klick vs. Cowboy How- ard Scott. 10 rounds, feature bout, Committee Votes Griffith Stadium, 8:30. Detroit Effort Gives Jess Against Gain 2 Games in One Day. Tennis. Record—U. S. Stars Praise Yankees and Tribe Tie Middle Atlantic singles tourna- Shot at Travis’ Berth. ment. Edgemoor Club. Women’s League tournament, Olympic Track. ✓ in 16 Frames. A’s Here Tomorrow. Rock Creek. BY GAYLE TALBOT, BY SID FEDER, TOMORROW. BY FRANCIS E. STAN. Associated Frees Sports Writer. Associated Press Sports Writer. ITH a six-day stand at their 3.—The Inter- Base Ball. Ausust THE Chicago Cubs don’t soon own grounds promising a Amateur Athlete Fed- Philadelphia at Washington, natonal snap out of their current hitting measure of respite, the bat- announced it 3:15. eration today! slump there will be no world tered Nationals return Tennis. ,would not accept Jesse Owen IF steries change jingling in the home today to see what may be done in Middle Atlantic tourna- time of 10.2 seconds yesterday's pockets of Charley Grimm and com- singles about regaining some ground that was quarter-final trials of the O ympic pany this Fall. ment. Edgemoor Club. lost on the most disastrous trip in as a world record. 100-meter sprint Their great pitching brigade still Women's League tournament, recent years. tim* lowered Rock Creek. The American Negro's is the best in the big-time, but no Despite a 5-to-3 victory over the record cne-tenth the listed world by mound staff can be expected to hold Swimming. Tigers yesterday in Detroit, the a second as he led Switzerland's of up under the weak support coming Girls’ inter-playground meet, Griffs brought back a record of only Haenni to the formidable Paul tape. from a line-up which, outside of Georgetown pool. 2. 5 victories in 14 Western starts, and four yards. Winning by Frank Demaree, has not been hit- WEDNESDAY. thereby sacrificed all reasonable hope Officials of the I. A. A. F.. who ting its individual weight for days. of running high in the money. Never- to decide matters ari-ing Base Ball. meet daily As a result of this blngle drought theless, their rout in the West failed the said they can- Philadelphia at Washington, during Olympics, alone, the Cubs blew a three-game to move fourth place beyond reach not it "on account of there 3:15. recognize lead in the National League last week, and unless the next two weeks are was a too back wind.” Tennis. strong all but lost first place to the St. Louis met with more disasters the Wash- At the time Owens made his sen- Cardinals Middle Atlantic tourna- and wound up on the short singles ington ball club still may be figured sational dash observers noted there end in both ment, Club. sides of a double-header Edgemoor among the first division contenders. was a wind, but they Women's slight quartering with the Bees yesterday. League tournament, If there is a real chance of the the opinion it was insuffi- Rock Creek. .expressed Griffs pulling themselves together, cient to affect the record. Cardinals Still Tough. Swimming. the rest of the week will bring it to VVtlTH the Gas House still as Boys’ inter-playground meet, light. Have Done Better. He Says. Gang Could 2. tough to beat, and with the re- Georgetown pool. Idling today. Washington will swing he checked TJUT for the fact that vived New b3ck into action tomorrow against ® York Giants! traveling at THURSDAY. his 20 from the finish. their in a three- speed yards hottest pace of the season, the Rase Rail. Connie Mack's Athletics had a snecking feeling Jesse Owens. Ohio State U.’s colored sprint star, "breaking Cub outlook has series. After the A's will come changed considerably Philadelphia at Washington, game he might have given his first the in the new and world record time 10.2 sec- for worse for their first today tape Olympic of the in the last two week*. 3:15. the Red Sox appear- a thrill Olympic audience greater yes- onds in the second heat of the quarter-finals of the 100-meter Both the Cards and Giants moved ance in Griffith Stadium since early second round elimina- Tennis. terday in the dash as the international contests opened yesterday at Berlin. up yesterday, while the Cubs were in May. Neither of these clubs has couldn't tions of the 100 meters. He He finished 4 yards ahead of Paul Haenni of Switzerland. It bowing, 4-3 and 3-2, despite the fine Middle Atlantic singles tourna- bedeviled the Nationals like Cleve- over his j help being disappointed was announced today the record would not be allowed, however, pitching performances of Bill Lee ment, Edgemoor Club. land, Chicago or New York and, un- to it the right down a wind. Women's failure give gun because of favoring and Curt Davis in the opener and Lon League tournament. ; like every Western club, except the to the finish. Warneke in the nightcap. Rock Creek. I Browns, neither the Red Sox or the > he would in the semi- He promised Their inability to hit in the clutch Athletics are setting a terrific pace. and finals finals today. proved the margin of defeat for the : The Griffs certainly have no cause never was more in my "I surprised Cubs', as Danny MacFayden tight- HURDLE DRAW AIDS U. S. | for complaint with the schedule. when announced that life than they ened up on them in the first game time,” he said. "If I had known I Hill Bids for Bight field. and Ben Cantwell held them in check Towns, Great British Rival, Race was running that fast I sure would in the WITHOUT making a formal an- nightcap. * have tried to hang uo 10 1. The only in IHflfarent Heats. Man- The Cards pulled up to a bare 2 per- nouncement to the effect. thing, if I had, all the timers would Harris inserted new in- centage points off the pace by wallop- Bv the Associated Press. ager Bucky thrown their probably have away ing the Phillies. 13-4 and 11-8. Pep- terest today when he hinted that watches and demanded new ones.” BERLIN. August 3.—Forrest fSpec) per Martin's bat did the most damage Washington's right field place, held by Towns of Augusta. Ga„ America's ace in the first game, and old George Cecil Travis ever suice the Georgian Yoshioka Brought Laugh. high timber topper, today was drawn Total in Earnshaw and bore down was removed from shortstop, has been Lifts 687V2-Pound Dizzy D«an in the fifth heat with Kotaro Shimizu was sitting in an easy in the of the thrown wide open. Dissatisfied with /~)WENS pinches nightcap. of Japan for the trials of the Olympic steemer chair on th*1 lawn in Feather Division at Carl Hubbell stopped the Pirates Travis’ showing in the West he d*»- 110-meter hurdles to be run Wed- front cf the Olympic eottr.ges sur- with four hits, to the Giants a cidcd to hand Carl Reynolds the post give nesday. rounded by a score of teammates. 3-2 victoy. The Dodgers with in Detroit. Then up steps Jesse Hill Olympic Games. split Fritz Pollard. Jr., Chicago Negro, He bed hustled back to the Olympic the Cincinnati Reds, taking the yesterday to break single-handedly a night- was placed in the second heat with village to escape the hand-shakers and BY WADE WERNER. cap. 5-2. after being nosted out, 4-3, seven-game losing streak by scoring Staff. J. S. T. L. Thornton of Great Britain, autograph seekers. Associated Press Foreisn in the two runners with a triple in the ninth opener. while of Corona, Calif., ••Don't tell me you weren't laying August 3.—Grunting inning and counting a moment later drew the fourth heat along with an- them down. Jesse.” said , and sweating through a long i on a sensational steal of home. If Play Sixteen-Inning Tie. other Briton, Pilbrow. •Louisiana State hurdler. night of competition against Harris throws open the right field * Yankees and Indians, ending Don Finlay of Great Britain, who “Honest, I slowed down.” declared the strong men of 12 other 'J'HE post. Hill served notice that he wants BERLIN. their “crucial” American is as Towns' most League regarded danger- Jesse. "Seriously. I was laughing at nations. American weight-lifters won to be considered. series, got nowhere in 16 innings, ous rival, was placed in the third the little Yoshioka fellow with his ponderous, athletic glory for the Sharmg honors with Hill was Pete winding up in a 4-all deadlock be- heat, with Japan's Tadashi Mura- short legs digging out there ahead of United States in the Olympic games, i Appleton, the old curve bailer, who cause of darkness. kami looming as his main opponent. me in the first 40 yards. Golly, it's a Little Tony Terlazzo. who ordinarily | held the Bengals to eight hits and The White Sox regained the form In all, six heats will be run. with good thing that boy hasn't got legs pounds a typewriter for a living, lifted | pitched one of the three good games that carried them into the first di- the first two in each qualifying for as long as mine. My, how he gets more than twice his own weight to win produced by the Washington pitchers vision and took over third place by the quarfer-finals. away. Lhe Olympic featherweight champion- on the entire trip. It was only the belting the Boston Red Sox in both “I know I'll have to do some tall ship for the United States, his total third game in which the opposition ends of a double-header, dropping the running to beat Metcalfe, but I've lift being 637 pounds. failed to reach double figures in the gold-plated crew from the Hub city done it before and I feel pretty good.” John a who works in a hit column, little reason to Terry, Negro into the second division. Official Score leaving he said of today's races. “If I win. I New York wonder the Griffs skidded so beauty parlor, grabbed off W ASHINGTON. AB R H. O A E why < Sugar Cain's six-hit pitching won ■think Metcalfe > will be sec- L m on In Ralph sixth and last places with 632’ x .To_4 2 1 1 2 completely the tour. St. Louis. ond and that long Swedish fellow- the opener. 9-1, and a tremendous Kuhel. Ib_4 I 2 * 1 o pounds. Chapman, c i_4 n 1 Too (See HILL. Page 15.) third.” rally from behind a nine-run handi- The Americans were less Reynolds, rf-a lino n conspicuous the in o n ► He referred to Hans 21- cap decided nightcap, 12-11, Hill. If_5 i l 2 Strandberg, in the 0 lightweight division, but John 12 Bluege. ss_2 14 10 6-foot-2-inch innings. n o o yecr-old, Swede, who on of York took sixth with Kress. 2b_:< 2 a rerpak place a streak— Millies, c_ 4 0 2 4 1 0 Miles the first outran such stars as Ending seven-game lasing Recalled; day 7091 ^ while Robert Sabo c._ _n o O i 0 0 .| pounds, Mitcheil, of Senators longest the season—the o o o o o America's , Holland's also from Appleton, p_4 York, lifted 693 pounds. Browns •Stone _o o o o n o Martin and beat the Tigers. 5-3. The hit Travis at Short Osendarp Japan's Ryu- Score Egyptians Heavily. four homers end with the Ath- toku Yoshioka. split Totals _5 11 27 S o released to the weight-lifting compe- MILES, Albany READING letics. winning the opener, 6-1, then DETROIT. AB R H. O A. E T^EE 5 of the International League Find Track Fast. tition. however, was Egypt, which losing, 7-3. Walker, ri-4 12 10 Bums lb __ o 1 o :ook _4 30 i several weeks ago. has been recalled second and third in the feather- Gehringer 2b_5 o o 2 4 o “TT'S by far the fastest track I ever weight and first and sixth in the Goslin. If._a 2 2 n o o by the Nationals and will take over light- o o n stepped on.” said Owens. Here Chuck Hornbostel of the United States and Simmons, cf_2 1 o the tomorrow when (left) weight classes. Owen .ib__4 0 1110 right field post Chuck Hornbostel, the middle- Canada’s Phil Edwards are shown the in Success O o big nearing finish line It was dawn and Berlin’s Rogell. ss___a l 2 o the Nationals open a three-game already Olympic Hayworth, c_4 o 2 ♦* o o distance star from Evansville, Ind., qualifying for the semi-finals in the 800-meter run. Edwards series with it was an- milkmen were making their rounds Wade, p_4 o o o a o Philadelphia, agreed. broke the a ahead as both were Auker. p_o 0 o 1 o o tape foot of Hornbostel, aefore the struggle of the strong men Has Berlin Wild nounced today by President Clark "If I don't do 10.1 on that track I timed at 1:53.7. j was over. By that time the big Totals _T't a h 27 11 1 Griffith. never will.” Owens continued. "There BY GRANTLAND RICE. •Batted for Millies in ninth. Deutsche land Halle was practically Cecil Travis, who has failed to to be oio in:;—5 are likely as many records s«et 1JERLIN, August 3.—Germany's Washington_ono in =mpty—most spectators cleared out Detroit_loo ooi oio—:t impress right field after being here as at Los Angeles. It's not too Olympic opening day. show- aefore midnight. Runs batted in—Hill < 2 *. Reynolds shifted from shortstop, will return soft and not too hard, but just right Schedule two flags for the Chapman. Burns. Goslin Owen. Two-base The Americans got a good hand HILDE FLEISCHER ing first-place to his old post for a real test, thus and springy. Olympic Today Fatherland, left Berlin at the high- hits—Burns. Kress. Lewis. Goslin. Owen. from the audience as long as there who tossed the Kuhel. Three-base hit—Hill. Home run— affording Manager Bucky Harris “That starter, Mr. Hans Of Germany, est with the Stolen Miller, was any audience. The fans seemed pitch, greatest gayety Goslin. base—-Hill. Sacrifice— an opportunity to rest the veterans javelin 14S feet 2 25 32 inches Kress. Double plays—Walker to Hay- must be the greatest in the world. And since pre-war days. Yesterday’s Results aarticularly fond of Terry's two-hand to set a new woman’s worth: Kuhel (unassisted*. Left on Ossie Blucge and Red Kress, who He's and which Olympic and Hilde Fleischer bases—Detroit. 0; Washington 12. Bases soft-spoken soothing, snatch and Woellke are to alternate at By the Associated Press. 800 technique gave Terlazzo It bettered the heave on balls—Off Wade. !♦: off Auker 1 off expected second is a a meters: Americans outclassed in mark. hero mighty big help to fellow like have been proclaimed national *». 4: TODAY'S tremendous ovation when he lifted 143 4 inches made Appleton. Struck out—By Wade by base. SCHEDULE. women’s throw, won Hilde of feet by T me. who’s so nervous his legs shake javelin by 269 and heroine and were welcomed by Appleton. Hits—Off Wade. 11 in s-: in- 2 pounds, more than twice his own Mildred (Babel Didrikson nings. off Auker. •» in 1 inning Wild Miles, who was batting but .260 in the (Subtract six hours for Eastern Fleischer. Germany. of with fervor. starting pits. He gave me one weight. Hitler impressive pitch—Wade Losing Ditcher—Wade Um- when since has cracked Point scores: Texas in the 1932 games at Los released, of the best starts of my life.. Standard Time.) I never have seen such a dem- pires—Messrs. Basil. Geisel and Quinn. Mitchell roused the drowsy gray Time—2:21. cut a .344 average with Albany. Men—Finland. 27'i: United States. Angeles. onstration at any time "If tracks like Track and field, 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.— lawn when he turned a back anywhere they keep improving ■ gallery A. P. 25; Germany 14’t; Japan, 5>2; Great —Copyright. Wirephotos. outbreak of national this the boys will be running the 100 Hammer throw trials and finals; 400- lip in exultation after successfully before. The Britain, 2; Argentina, 1. is belief. meters in 10 seconds within four or meter hurdle?; 100-meter semi-finals foisting the difficult weight. feeling beyond Women—Germany, 16; Poland, 4; even five ye:rs.” Owens predicted. "It and finals; 800-meter quarter-finals? Toll Through Night. The days ahead presage Austria. 3: Japan. 2. Homer more excitement and color in view' won't be me. because I'm 3.000-meter steeplechase trials; wom- cleverer for which none definitely (Unofficial 10-5-4-3-2-1 basis.) work, Standings en’s 100-meter trials and ■JTIE of the opening day's results. The retiring from competition after I fin- quarter- of the athletes seemed to get any By the Associated Press. finals. Modern Pentathlon. winning of the home team always is ish school to go into the insurance ipplause, was their technique In drop- Yesterday's homers—J. Martin. Modern 9 a.m. to 8 Sylvio Abba. Italy, leads in eques- a big thing, but Owens. Tow’ns and business. But some one will. I'm pentathlon, fing the weighted bar bell, which Cardinals: Klein, Phillies; Berger, round robin. trian test, with Alfred Starbird, Hardin, plus the pole vaulters, will going to quit while I'm still on top.” p.m.—Saber fencing, ooked like a pair of wheels of a Bees; Leiber and Jackson, Giants; 10 a.m. and 6 United States, tied for eighth. soon be heard from. Wrestling, p.m.— 'reight train, when they found they Bonura, White Sox; Goslin. Tigers; over defeats. An impressive feature of yester- uioomy Second round. Weight Lifting. wouldn't lift it over their heads. Solters and Carey, Bottomley, start was /"\UITE a few Polo. 2 vs. Great wins The day's uproarious Olympic Americans, including p.m.—Mexico Tony Terlazzo, York, Pa., Egyptians, however, were not at West. Browns; Higgins and Puc- ^ Britain. featherweight title, ill and the fact that more than 90,000 spec- Glenn Cunningham, the flying hoisting 68712 sleepy, seemed to reach top cinelli, Athletics, one each. Soccer foot tators were out at 10 o'clock to see Kansan, remained in camp yester- ball, 5:30 p.m.—United pounds; Mohammed Ahned Mesbah, 'orm at night club hours. Mohammed States The leaders—Gehrig, Yankees, the trial heats run off. The crowd day and listened to ji description of vs. Italy. Egypt, sets lightweight record. 753', Wined Mesbah won the lightweight 33; Trosky, Indians, 31; Foxx, Red stayed all day, with another hun- the events through loudspeakers. Weight lifting, 8 p.m.—Light-heavy- ponds, as John Terpak places fifth itle with a total of 753'i pounds. Sox, 30; Ott, Giants, 21. dred thousand outside the stadium. They cheered Owens' and Mete lfe’s weight finals. and Robert Mitchell eighth. By the time the final weight was (Copyright, lit.'ifl. by the North American Victories in their 100-meter heats YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Ifted it was almost time for swimmers, League totals—American, 523; Fencing. Newspaper Alliance, Inc.) and the American ■unners and vaultera National, 428; total, 951. sweep in the high Track and Field. United States, 12: Norway, 4. United pole to get up and but lave their bacon and Jump, gloom hung thick for a Jesse Owens breaks world and Olym- States, 13; Switzerland, 3. Belgium, eggs. few minutes after they heard about 12; United 4. pic records with 10.2 seconds in quar- States, the failure of , the CASH DISPOSAL AU,L makes \ ter-final heat; Frank Wykoff end Wrestling. $50,000 Baton. Rouge, La., in the policeman, also qualify; Cornelius Frank Lewis and Harley Strong, Merryman’s Legs shot-put and of in the Johnson wins at Olympic lightweights, and Ross Flood and 10,000-meter run. record height of 6 feet 7 15-16 inches, Francis Millard, featherweights, win Broken Auto All knew Torrance had not looked with second and Delos first-round matches. by j TOE MERRYMAN of Bladens- veil in but he Thurber third. training, they hoped : —-•- Tire Sale burg, former Maryland Slate suddenly would get right in the games. I Hans Woellke, wins shot- Germany, horseshoe Firestone your They realized Lash was handicapped put; Sam Francis, Jack Torrance and BOSOX SHIP HURLER. pitching champion, was Goodyear in Casualty Hospital with by an injured leg. and had another Dimitri Zaitz finish fourth, fifth and 3 The today OPPORTUNITY MINNEAPOLIS, August both legs broken. 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