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Home , Bill Johnston (tennis), Ernie Padgett, George Dickey (baseball), Jim Gleeson, Myril Hoag, Twenty Grand

YANKS BEAT CHICAGO FOR 11TH STRAIGHT WIN w a k ^ ^Ar ^Av «A» _A_ BOMBERS POUND Fine In 14 SAFETIES Buries Record $60,000 Arlington Classic OUT _ —*__•_★ *-*--- MAKES IT SOFT FOR PINBOYS BEAN BALL FLIES ON FOR 11-3 VICTORY CAPE FEAR LOOP ATTENTION BEATS / CINCINNATI WHIPS Jack Hallett, One Of Sox ENTERS LAST LAP FAMOUS COLT IN , Is Able To Strike PHILLIES, 6 TO 2 Out DiMaggio Mason- STUNNING UPSET Finkelstein, King And Reds Improve Hold On Third boro Teams Fighting For Place In The NEW YORK, July 26. — UP) — Defeat Is First For Potential National First Place Circuit Race Even the are Three-Year-Champ In these days. easy for the Yankees Seven Starts J. POWELL Jimmy Dykes’ outfit has always BY R. CINCINNATI, July 26.—ffl—Th» A. L. King and been tough for the New Yorkers, With Finkelstein, trundled out some BY CHARLES DUNKLEY of their rusty but after bowing in yesterday’s se- Masonboro collectively hanging medium-range artil 26.—(A>)—Whiria- to Fear CHICAGO, July lery today batter down the last ries opener, the Sox were all but on to first place, the Cape way buried his marvelous record place Phillies, 6 to 2, and improve stadium today Softball association ends fourth- blown out of Yankee today in the graveyard of turl their hold on third place in «,! afternoon with National e as the Bombers quarter of play this champions—the $60,000 Arlington league 11 to 3 on the slate. classic. Four pounded out 14 hits for an three games doubles, two by Ernie Lorn, the Chestnut victori- bardi, and nine victory—their eighth in a row. Topping today’s games is The famed colt, singles four Phil flattered" and engagement ous in the Derby, Preak- pitchers as Aim About the only thing that can Pepsi-Cola King Kentucky Turner At Hilton ness and Belmont was de- coasted to an easy be said for the Sox was that one at Robert Strange park. stakes, victory. Every Finkelstein team takes on the feated Attention in an Red except Jim Gleeson of their pitchers, Jack Hallett, who the by upset got ='t and which stunned a shirt- least one safety. relieved Dune Rigney in the sixth, Marks Machinery aggregation sweltering, Masonboro stays at home to en- sleeved crowd of 43,000. The Phils was able to strike out Joe DiMag- Turner regularly the Cannoneers, at least gio. This is the first time since tertain visiting It was Whirlaway’s first defeat getting one bingie in each been able new team in the league from Camp seven of the first six June 6 any elbower has in starts. He had not lost innings, but he tight, All are scheduled to ened in the to push a third strike past Joe. Davis. games since charging home to victory in pinches or depended on the Reds’ Otherwise, it was a woeful after- begin at 3:30 o’clock. the last May. fielding—including as Edens will be the three noon for Dykes and his boys, Johnnie likely Collars Our Boots plays. Four Phil hits them to six hits hurler with Junior Ed- m the fourth JIarv Breuer held Pepsi Cola produced only 0ne Attention, back in second and the Yanks, by their victory, wards the , but there is laying . all the collared the the some in place way, PHILADELPHIA— n .. went 12 full games in front in expected to be changes "„ ® Our Boots after run- Murtaugh. 2b. race. that none too pace-setting 4 , " J American league the infield performed Marty, cf_ 2 a mile and came 4 I 5 Walw, the first of DiMaggio’s two well in the Finkelstein game Fri- ning on to con- run- quer Whiriaway by a length and Grissom, hits and some snappy base day night. p-- 0 n ft £ J a half. Bushwhacker was six ning by produced a run The King team will probably use third, ® ® 0 Hoerst. .... back of p ’ ® in the first inning. In the third, the veteran Skipper as with lengths the gamely, Etten. it. ? J * >j the Yanks scored three more on Covington working behind the bat. struggling Whiriaway. Litwhiler, If-1 4 „ a double by is in the other In defeat the five hits, including No change expected potential three- Carlin, xx- 1 ft ft J DiMag and a run-making single by positions. year-old champion of 1941 joins £ who collected three team in the , Finkelstein, hottest , , , Livingston, c- 2 (1 1 j I the to out hits during game. circuit, is determined stay Twenty Grand and others who fell Si Johnson, p- 2 11 ? Myril Hoag’s single with the bags front and will call on Headon before the stretch ! £ likely charges of long Pearson, p 0 Mi loaded in the fifth gave the Sox Piner to insure the fact the shots in Mueller, rf against the classic. No favorite 0 0 0 0 but in their half -_1 two runs back, Marks this afternoon. Herbert has won this event in the last five Rollie Heinsley picks up Bill Dickey as famous catcher is beaned by the Totals-35 2 10 of the fifth, the Yanks put Tryoer, who displayed an amazing years. Jim Bagby, Jr., of Cleveland, at Yankee Stadium. Umpire George Piporas 24 3 x—Batted for Grissom in Sth. game on ice with two more runs accurate arm in down looks on as and other New Yrork players rush to chopping ridden a Dickey’s xx—Batted for May in 9th. Bill Dick- Whiriaway, by strange aid. was on a walk, a wild pitch, five base runners Dickey third major leaguer struck on head by pitched ball in Friday night, jockey, Alfred ran a a fielder’s choice. Shelhamer, two days. None suffered serious CINCUTNAT1- ey's and will be the receiver and the rest injury. Ah R n 0 A true race without \V in the any excuses to erber. 3b_ 4 n 1 , u George Dickey doubled of the team will remain the same. offer for his defeat. He did not M. McCormick, if_ 5 4 ■, j, sixth and came around on a fly Jim Bullock and Sam West will bear out on the stretch turn and an infield out for Chicago’s as !>’. McCormick, lb_ 4 make up the battery for the Ma- sometimes White Pitches J, is his Cardinals 0 habit. Gleeson, rf_ 3 q last run. team which will be out to Inventor D. j chinery W. Davis of Minneapolis at control board of what he Waner, rf- 0 £ 0 11 it was all New York, Whiriaway got away poorly in £ After that, return to the column fol- believes is automatic setter. It clears and sets in 10 vistory perfect pin up pins last place in a field of He as the Yanks pushed three runs If bowler rolls six. Craft, cf -:: 4 0 1 lowing its defeat last Sunday. The seconds. spare, he presses button numbering pins still moved To Win S J up to fifth at Over Boston Club *> hits in the sixth the three quar- Joost, ss_ 3 0 3 across on four remainder of the said of- standing, clears alley with sweeper, than presses spare button and down lineup, ter mark and was Turner, p .—. 4 0 10 2 and two more in the seventh on comes same pins. In case of strike, alley is cleared by sweeper and pins second to At- ficials, will be unchanged. tention at Henrich’s Kith homer of drop into place. AH has to do is thus en- the mile, only a head Tommy Jack Shoax will handle the pitch- pinboy keep magazines full, Enables Redbirds Totals.35 ti 13 27 lii abling one to service four or more alleys. back. He was still close as he Victory the year. ing assignment for the Masonboro Philadelphia _ 100 100 COO—1* Afield, both clubs turned in some charged into the stretch. Cincinnati. 000 230 10*—« Ramblers in their game against To Maintain One Game fancy stuff which resembled base- Attention, owned by Mrs. Parke Error; Joost. Rims baited in: Etten, the Cannoneers on the Sound dia- YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Tanks were of Bragan. Lombardi, 2; Joost. F. Me- ball only faintly. The Coning Albany, N. Y., ran the Over American mond. Adrian Rhodes, Jr., will be Fourth mile Margin Dodgers League Cormick, Craft, 2. Two base hits: Liv. of four errors, three by Phil Cops and a quarter in 2:02 4-5. St. Louis (i: 5. guilty Washington ingston, Frey, Lombardi, 2; Joost. Stol. the backstop and the rest of the Detroit Bizzuto, and the Sox irfede three. The sum of $44,201 was burned 5; Philadelphia 2. en buses: Murtaugli, Frey. Sacrifice: F. will be the same for the Boston Cleveland CHICAGO— Ab R H O A lineup up in ST. LOUIS, July 26.—W—Blond 4; 3. McCormick. Double plays: Pearson, Whirlaway’s defeat. That New York 11; Chicago 3. and Webb. 2b_ 4 0 0 1 2 aggregation that is playing its best Sea much Ernie White, the rookie with the Murtaugli Etten; Bragan, Murtaugli Crown was bet on him to win and and Etten; and ss_ 4 1114 ——————Bright Werber, Frey F. Mc- Appling, brand of ball since it or- »-» helped ______rubber arm who won three Nw York Kuhel. lb_ .1 1 1 11 0 $26,150 to place. Attention returned Chicago 5; 3. Cormick, 2; Turner, Joost and F. Mc- 0 ganize the Cape Fear Circuit years from the New Brooklyn 3; Pittsburgh 2. Cormick. on Wright cf_ 2 0 0 0 $21.00 to win and $4.20 to straight games Left bases: Philadelphia, 4 0 14 1 place, Cincinnati 6; Philadelphia 2. (i; Cincinnati. 11. on Hoag, If_ ago. Veteran Of Net Classics while the York Giants, returned to the Bases halls: Off 4 0 110 place price on Whiria- St. Louis 9; Boston 2. Johnson, 2; off Grissom off Chapman, cf_ Manager Clemmons of the Can- mound again this afternoon after 1; lioerst Kennedy, 3b_ 4 0 0 4 3 STAR-NEWS TOPS way was $2.40. No show tickets 2. Struck out: By Johnson. 1; by noneers has announced that his Polishes Off Ted Schroe- STANDINGS G. Dickey, c_ 4 12 2 0 were sold. one full days rest and pitched the Hoerst, by Turner, 1. Hits: Off John- Amreican League 8 in 4 Rigney, p_- 2 0 0 0 1 boys are ready to give a better When Cardinals to a 9 to 2 victory over son, 2-3 innings; off Pearson. 1 0 0 0 0 der In Sets Whiriaway faltered In the Won Lost Pet. 2 in 1 1-3; off 2 in Solters, x_ account than was recorded last Straight the Boston Braves. Grissom, 1; off 1 0 0 0 2 LEAGUE stretch drive the New York_ 04 28 .696 Hoerst, 1 in 1. John- Hallett, p_ week when hopes of the Losing pitcher: the newly-formed sol- It enabled the league-leading Cleveland_ 53 41 .564 son. Umpires: Dunn and' Stewart. Time: major part of the cowd Totals_ 35 3 6 24 13 dier nine was t h e SEA 26.— huge that Boston —1_ 49 43 .533 2:00. Attendance: swamped by BRIGHT, N. J., July had made Redbirds to maintain a one game 3,181 paid; 4,170 hoys. x—Batted for in 6th. him a 2-5 choice died Chicago_ 45 48 .484 Rigney King camp. Since that time the UP)—Bobby Riggs, a veteran of all Sixth Week of Second Half over the Dod- with him. It was a margin Brooklyn Philadelphia_ 43 48 .473 team an s six-horse race YORK— R H A has had opportunity to the world tennis classics at 23, gers. Detroit _ 44 51 .463 NEW Ab O Schedule Will Get Under but in the last BASEBALL’S BIG SIX Sturm, lb_ 5 10 8 0 practice and a better is wrote a new into the rec- a*.,*ke.s*aId' quarter In this of four St. Louis_ 36 54 .400 showing chapter mile it was hanging up record 5 2 Washington _ 34 55 .382 Rolfe, 3b_ 3 2 1 expected today. D J. will ords of the historic Sea In- On strictly between At wins in five the south- 3 2 12 0 Kelly Bright Way Monday and days young National League (By The Associated Press) Henrich. rf_ Whiriaway, and was be the starting slabman for the vitation tournament and did jt paw from Pacolet Mills, S. C., \V on Lost Pet. DiMaggio, cf_ 5 12 4 0 today Whiriaway who BATTING if_ 2 3 2 5 0 Davis gave way. St. Louis_ 60 32 .652 Leaders In Each Keller, Camp outfit with George C. it with the ease of a true cham- David showed fine control and rapped (Three League) W. c_ 4 13 4 0 Straus’ Brooklyn _ 59 33 .641 Club G Ah R H Pot Dickey, Callender the catcher. The Star-News team is leading Daily Trouble out a double which scored a run Player, pion. Cincinnati _ 48 41 Gordon, 2b _ 5 0 2 1 3 coupled with .539 Williams, Hoc? Sox __ SI 204 82 107 .405 Bushwhacker, w a s the Hanover softball in the contest when it looked _ twilight 46 41 .529 — Rizzuto. ss_ 5 0 2 1 1 Diamond Dots By polishing off fourth, John early Pittsburgh DiMaggio, Yankees 94 374 89 141 .375 Marsch’s To A Tee New York_ 45 41 .523 .373 Bruer, p_ 4 0 0 0 4 The of of in sets, with six victories and one like the Cards might need it. Travis, Senators_86 340 59 129 departure the A’s leaves Glendale, Cal., straight league fifth and 41 Royce Martin’s Our Boots s Chicago 50 .451 Reiser, Dodgers_ 80 309 68 103 .333 one the former national White yielded only one pa s, only 6-4, 6-4, 6-0, last. Boston _ 36 53 Totals- 38 11 14 27 9 club—Masonboro—which defeat as the loop enters the sixth .404 Etten. Phillies _ 85 300 42 99 .330 struck out six batters and held the Ckicago- 000 021 000— 3 has been in the under champion became the first player Philadelphia_ 22 66 .250 Cooney, Braves_ 75 280 31 92 .329 league the week of in the second half Attention is no to New York _ 103 023 20*—11 play stranger Whirl- to seven three of same name since its in the tournament’s his- enemy hits, beginning. 54-year away’s GAMES TODAY’ Errors; Rizzuto, 3; Kennedy, Appling, of the split season. The Newsmen company. The three yeat which were bunched in the fifth. HOME RUNS Webb, Gordon. Runs batted in: Players from Camp Davis have tory to win the coveted Sea Bright old son of NEW YORK, July 26.—(/P)—Probable DiMag- -Fizzaz of the American League bowl the first half with had de- It was his Uth victory pitchers in the tomor- gio, Keller, 3; W. Dickey, 3; Hoag, 2; added greatly to the defense as singles for the fourth time— copped bunting feated major leagues Keller, New York_25 2. Whiriaway in three out of row: Won-lost records in Webb, Henrich, Two base hits: Di- well as the an achievement which 13 fear against three setbacks. parentheses). New York_22 offense of the Cape escaped victories and two defeats. tour starts i ntheir American DiMaggio, Maggio, G. Dickey, Keller. Three base careers as two- After three hitless and a League Hen New York_19 hit: W. Fear teams this season. A few of such stars as , Vinnie innings Detroit at rich, Dickey. : Henrich. With the adoption of daylight year-olds last year. Philadelphia (2)—Bridges Boston_ 13 fourth in which a single did no and Williams, Stolen bases: Appling, Sturm, Kller. the soldiers who are making Richards and . the will have Max (5-7) Newsom (8-13) vs. McCrabb Sacrifice: good saving time, loop Hirsch, trainer of Attention he faltered and the (8-7) and Knott National League Bruer. Double plays: Appling on Fear It took the Chi- larm, briefly (S-7). and Cape teams include Dun- smooth-stroking more time to In the was at New Nicholson, _18 Kuhel; Hoag and Kennedy. Left play. past extremely happy but not stir coaches to Chicago York (2)—Lyons Chicago more than an hour to grandstand began New York_18 on bases: New York, 12; 9. can, Chappell, Leonard, Patterson, cagoan little few weeks several of the contests prised over (9-4) and Lee (11-7) vs. Ruffing (11.3) Ott, Chicago, the result. So was Car on Southworth’s Bases on balls: Off off of the Schroe- speculate Billy and Bonham (6-2). Camilli, Brooklyn_M Bruer, 4; Rig. Dempsey, Troyer, Jabt, Holt, Sam dispose 20-year-old were halted because of darkness erman> hey, 4; off Hallett, 4. Struck out: By the triumphant strategy in calling out his “rookie- St. Louis at Washington (2)—Mun- West and, of course, the entire der, who had established himself before the seventh rider RUNS BATTED IN Bruer, 4; by Rigney, 1; by Hallett, 1. inning. of-the-year” candidate so soon rrief (6-3) and Galehouse (4-6) vs Leon, Hits: Off Rigney, 8 in 5 Cannoneer team members. as the giant-killer of the tourna- * ard (9-11) and Hudson American League innings; off The standings of the teams are knew I had a good horse Two successive doubles and a (6-10). Hallett, 6 in 3. Wild pitches: ment cham- from Cleveland at Boston—Heving (4-1) vs. Keller, New York_ Rigney Out On the Limb by upsetting national not official as several have riding him in 2. Balk: Bruer. Losing pitcher: Rigney! failed other aces,1 Bie- single accounted for two runs but Hughson (3-2). DiMaggio, New York---85 With a deal of pion Don McNeill and Wayne Sabin to their man Tabor, Bostno__ 77 Umpires: Giesel, I'ajgras and Rommel great respect for report results. These said, “and I knew it would White stopped the rally and pitch- National League Time: 2:15. Attendance : 13,567. all we the in his march to the finals. Riggs, cover the Phiadelphia at Cincinnati (2)—Beck National pick King, Finkelstein standings games report- breaker to beat him. ed out of the jam with no further League was aTrecord (0-5) and Podgajny (5-7) vs. and Ramblers to win whose string of triumphs here ed. The Star-News has won six When I gave Cardinal bombers Derringer Nicholson. Chicago_7- FIREMEN LEAD today’s Attention his head in damage. The (S-12) auc! Walters (12-7). St. Louis_ 81 started in 1937 and was Slalighter, games. interrupted and lost one. The Senior Frater- stretch and he then found their and Boston at St. Louis f Tiie Camp Davis Fire Depart- ,e jumped into the range quick- (2)—Errickson Dallessandro, Chicago__- j Jim in 1939 Frankie held is in 'and Johnson vs. Bullock’s record of 18 strike- by Parker, nity second place with four lead 1 was sure ly gave him a winning margin. (5-9) (4-S) Warneke ment softball team won easily, 8-4, nothing was going (12-5) and Krist (7-0). outs in a the upper hand from the moment wins and one defeat. The Spofford to catch on four Boston over the regular nine-inning game him.’ They ganged up New York at Jast night 94th regiment blis- Chicago—Melton (6-6) On Easy Term* and his 25 whiffs in a he opened the match with a Weavers, with four victories and Selhamer for a total of 10 hits and tem at Robert 14-inning said he had no excuses pitchers vs. Olsen (7-4). Strange park. service ace. three in the red hold third game are records, we find in tering place. to offer. Left only three runners stranded Brooklyn at Pittsburgh (2)—Fitzsim- WENBERG comes mons (3-0) and vs. Sewell checking the uik iscnroeoer un tieeis The Atlantic Coast Line “We on the bases. Casey (9-6) archives. Alvah got clear in the stretch and Butcher DEPENDS ON LOCATION next with three won and four lost. but (9-9) (10-7). BROS. Tatum’s hitting record is 500 from his five- Attention was Mize hit his seventh The storms per- Weary gruelling just too good for Big Johnny Distributors known as hurricanes ^ome The team with one won runs are more scarce set struggle yesterday with Sabin, Shipyard US' lome run of the season in the Eleven states of the Union pro- in the West Indies and South Pa- thisC|?n* 3 3rd & Grace Stl. and lost is fifth and the Tri- _ year than in Schroeder was unable to him- two second inning to start the scoring. luce coal for use of cific are previous seasons. gear coking tKe Phone S6fl8 known as typhoons off of the Y.M.C.A. are in the BOSTON— Ab R H O A Umpire* today are Watson and self up to the spectacular net angles .he steel the east coast of lb_ 3 0 17 0 industry. Asia, cyclones Brown, at the cellar with one won and three Hassett. in the Hilton; Singletary and game which carried him into lb_ 1 0 0 2 0 ======awSSm Indian seas, and bagulos in Jackson, Robert lost. Gremp, the Strange; Wells at final. The cagey Riggs drove his EX-CHAMPS ENTER Cooney, cf_ 4 0 10 0 Philippines. Masonboro. cf_ 0 0 0 3 shots to the baseline and kept The schedule for this week, with G. Moore, 0 0 deep 3b 3 0 0 1 2 games scheduled at 6:20 daylight Sisti, Schroeder back on his heels most West, rf___ 4 0 0 2 0 OUTBOARD MOTORS follows. NOTICE better ol the time. When Schroeder did saving time, AMATEUR EVENT Deinnree, If_ 4 0 0 2 0 AND BOATS FOR HIRE new _ vs A.C.L. at Miller, ss _ 4 0 14 1 YORK, July 26. up, _ manage to reach the net, Riggs Monday: Spofford At Our Pier On Wriglitsville Grover Rowell, 2b_ 3 1112 Cleveland the was able to him. Robert Strange. Beach Alexander, for- usually pass YORK, July 26.—(J>>—The Roberge, 2b_ 1 0 1 2* 1 S. Waynick Blvd. mer great baseball Tuesday: Shipyard vs Y.M.C.A. ttN™United We are now located in our new office building af pitcher, was able Both players held service for the States Golf association an- Berres, c_ 2 1112 to sit up in Bellevue at Robert Strange. c_ 2 0 12 0 hospital tonight first six games of the first set, but nounced today that four former Montgomery, PICKARDS and read the Star-News vs Sen- Salvo, p_ 2 0 0 0 1 230 ST. newspapers, and was trouble and Wednesday: champions, PRINCESS his Schroeder having including defending Lamanna, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 809 Market St. Dial 3224 name was removed ior Frat at Robert Strange. from the “criti- the break came in the champion Dick are Earley, p 0 0 0 0 0 cal” expected Star-News vs Y.M.C. Chapman, list. “Old Pete” Thursday: the x _ 1 0 0 0 0 was found lying eighth game. In the second set, among 180 players whose en- robin, on a downtown A. at Robert Strange. tries have Hutchings, p _ 0 0 0 0 1 sidewalk early today Schroeder won three games in suc- been received for the ALBERT F. PERRY with a deep cut Friday: Shipyard vs A.C.L. at amateur over his left eye and cession to out a 3-0 deficit. But 25-30 Totals_ 34 2 7 24 10 • wipe vs Sen- championship Aug EXPERT head injuries, caused Robert Strange. Spofford at the INSURANCE-BONDS apparently by a after carrying it to 4-4, he wilted (Neb.) field club. x—Batted for Earley in 7th. fall. His wife ior Fraternity at Bellamy Park. 4 Entries was the only one ad- and ran out the set, close at the TJ. S G A’s again Riggs Ab K H O A DIAL 6286 WATCH and JEWELRY mitted to his bedside. New York office at 4 ST. LOUIS— winning the final point as Schro- p. m. (E. S. 2b_ 4 0 12 5 NORFOLK WINS T.) next Friday, Hrespi, coast — Aug. 1. r. 4 0 12 0 REPAIRING eder double-faulted. The July 26. (S’) _ Moore, cf_ NORFOLK, Va., now 4 112 0 went the Chapman, stationed as an Hopp, If_ youngster merely through The Norfolk Tars took advantage of lb_ 3 2 19 0 Toronto 5; Jersey 2. at the Mize, City motions in the third set as Riggs e- t «my air rf_ 4 2 2 0 0 Buffalo Ken Johnson’s first inning walka- fieid at ^ .UCt0r Slaughter, 6; Newark 4. never his Montgomery, Ala., entered Brown, 3b_-_ 3 1110 relaxed pace. thon today to score 8 runs, and then from the I FLY! only.*1.00 Rochester 8-0; Baltimore Winged Foot club at Ma- Marion, ss_ 4 115 3 4-0. (1st. thus captured the season’s marker in the sec- 0 Riggs added an extra maroneck, N. Mancuso,- c_ 1 0 0 3 game 10 innings; 2nd game Y„ where he won called first major grass court tournament frame to whip the Asheville Padgett, z -Jr--1 1 1 end 6th). ond the title in 1940. The $ 2 with the loss of only one set- other ex- tV. Cooper, e_ 1 0 0 3 0 Tourists, 9 to 6. champions, all of them 4 110 1 (One night game). taken Gardnar exempt tVhite, p_ from him by Mulloy from the sectional coast of Frank Ko- qualifying 9 Until ed the ___ 33 9 10 27 in the semi-finals yesterday. pair rounds, are Chick Totals Evans, of Chi- in 5th. today he had shared with W. M. vacs and William Crosby, 7-5, 12- z—Batted for Mancuso cago, Johnny Fischer of 000 020 000-2 the distinc- in a match featured by Cincinnati loston __ (Little Bill) Johnston, 10, 0-1, and Johnny 010 043 01*—9 to- Goodman, over whose i it. Louis_ tion won three Sea terrific Their opponents of having Bright hitting. home course this year’s Errors: Mancuso, Rowell, West. Hut- be Don McNeill of tourney batted in: titles. morrow will will be played. ; ihings, G. Moore. Runs Mize, Frankie Park- Padgett, 2; White, T. The women’s doubles champion- Oklahoma City and The U. S. G. A. lerres, Hassett, also has granted loo re. Slaughter, J. Brown, 2. Two er of Altadena, Calif., who beat ship went to Mrs. Sarah Palfrey an exemption to >ase hits: Rowell, Berres, Padgett, and Charles Charley Yates of Cooke of New York and Margaret Charles Mattmann “ ,Vhite. Crespi, Roberge. Home run: PFiVate at tamp bases: Osborne of . They Olewine of , 0-6, 6-8, 6-1, Wheeler, G™ lize. Stolen Sisti, Hassett. Dou- j de plays: Sisti, Rowell and Hassett; P^BICCKS over 6-2. Others who scored a 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 victory 6-4, already have enter- i llller, Roberge and Gremp. Left on mixed doubles semi-finals, ed are lases: 6; St. the California team of In the Ray Billows of Poughkeep- ! Boston, Louis, 3. Bases Wolfenden of San Fran- n balls: Off Salvo, 1; off Lamanna and Dorothy May Bundy, winning Virginia a j off Miss ®ie’,N'of ,twic® finalist; Harry ; Hutchings, 1; off White, l’ %) the last four in a row with cisco and Kovac defeated r°dd Dallas, s [truck out: • LOOK WELL games Tex., low amateur By Salvo, 2; by Earley 1- // Cooke m 7 WELL great work at the net. Betz and Riggs 6-1-, 6-2. Mrs. ® open championship, y Hutchings, 1; by White, 6. Hits’’ % WEAR { Iff 4 In — men’s and of Los Angeles and Wilford Wehle of Salvo, 4 1-3 innings; off La- Charier First to qualify for the Chicago. , 3 Service Call On Us For BaiesJ f WASH WELL tanna, in off | % 2-3; Earley, 1 in 1 of Knowles and Gilbert A. Ihe sectional doubles final were Wayne Sabin beat Hope qualifying rounds c 2. Wild SPBTHUKP mHIUCTIIIIIt CO. KC.lllMllliTl. C., lyiume 1 in. pitches: of D. played tutchings.r,f hinc^T8*’’2 — Service Reno, Nev., and . Hunt, Jr., Washington, August 11 at Denver Losing pitcher: Salvo. Urn- Airport Pennington Flying defeat- 6-1. and August 14 at 27 Jorda an'l Barr. Time: Wilmington of Coral Gables, Fla., who 6-2, 4-6, others points. I \ .28.'ll8 =a if6a!is’ Attendance; (Paid), 2,797 ”|-MrEAR^vminiTTMNJlJRY/nM>ASSENGEI^>I^^^j^^