___WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 7, 1940. B__7 Nats Unleash New-Found Fourth in 11-6 Atlanta Game — a Power, ..._ Bag Straight All ' THE HOT-AIR LEAGUE —By JIM BERRYMAN Win, Lose or Draw Starters Hit Demaret in Van By FRANCIS E. STAN, Star Staff Correspondent. As 14 Safeties One Stroke The Bugaboo That Confronts the Yankees Ill I ||i 11 ISrSi^f 'J^MBBMMi i By ATLANTA, Ga„ April 6.—It is interesting to note, that two of our RIGHT' SPRINQ better baseball minds the [THOSE BUMTKAD^|||r TM^y'CE^TARTli^ Joe Cronin '/fDAr^StlDAy* WERE JUS § «f••••J/IDYUH noiSf E+V OF^**1 HORSES / FINALLY GOT MARSHALLS I League pennant. devoted several thousand words l t « | | j*. i}n\/PitR£pl U/PfXlfiHTl ifl mII lr flfl BUNCH \ I At PLAIN UNLUCKY" YOUR n l | A HlS i Augusta to the in a national EVER SEE BIRP UP AT TH' V CjQAT-MC HAP subject weekly not long ago and now-Connie Mack, 1 ,^|^^^^-.WEOUQHTAA’>OB SALON ) *JOINED J PUTTS WOULDNT DROP) % O'PARADISE FLYIN' BARRIER WITH A REDSKINS WORKlW speaking from El Paso on the way home, announces that New York will Chase Lets Crackers IV 1M I HIS CLUBHOUSE j|l f—f If AW TH' TRAPS CAUGHT III ADOUN' IN A FLOCK. TORTOISE I WAS l OUT FER TH' PRESS— llli finish third, behind the Red Sox and Indians. ./ji ) Shoots 7 Under Par ^ S Tie but Is III EVERY Qoop WOOD 1 I llirillTinmanThr ^triltilll I f r>'CTADriwrc I wfl BETTIN* ON IN TH' \ WONDER DID ME W “The are Early, ° Yankees not weaker this year,” Mack was quoted as saying, For Three Rounds; “but no ball club 'can keep on the pace for years. The Yankees will have Strong on Hill HMH ^ trouble keeping the edge which gave them their last four pennants.” 1111 B> » Staff Correspondent ot The Star. Mangrum Second Well, now, let’s see about this theory again. We happened to put j the ATLANTA, Ga„ April 6—Again question to Joe McCarthy one afternoon in the Yankees’ camp at St. ^||p|T|y °^J Bj the AsaocUted Preu. unleashing their new-found punch ^W||^^rg°W,E| Petersburg. This was weeks ago. All of the Yanks hadn't signed. "There AUGUSTA. Ga., April 6.—Smiling before a shivering handful in Ponce be such a as a ball Jimmy Demaret lopped two may thing club being surfeited with success,” McCarthy De Leon Park, the Nationals today 6trok$s you GUYS WOULD BE oil the Augusta National Golf Club’s eaid, “but it won’t happen on this club. At least, I don’t think so. That extended their winning streak to Iff ) tough par with a today to lead World Series money is just as good as money made and if four exhibition with HI WDRRYIM'ABOUT 1 70v anywhere ^se straight games the masters’ tournament field for 54 these fellows don’t want it they’re nuts.” an ll-to-6 decision over the Atlanta 9 YOUR. GOLF GAME C holes with a total score of seven Crackers of the Southern Associa- W INSTEADOF 209, BASEBALL,) shots under and tion. ■ after what you J par one stroke ahead of Lloyd Mangrum of Oak Huggins Called Turn on '26-'27-'28 Yankees It was the second defeat in two wr iqht, wh at s Park, HI. But it can and has and with days for the Crackers at the hands happened speaking authority on the T'STOP SID HUDSON Demaret, a 3-2 betting favorite is Coach Bennie of the Nats and their seventh con- 111/ \ topic Bengough, one-time catcher for the Yankees. BEIN' "TH'ROOKIE A ^^S^TTPAY! going into today’s round, played each secutive beating by the three big UrFROM “It happened to the Yankee club I was on,” Bennie said. “We won nine in 35. out in im- league teams which have passed IT OF THYEAR.*7 ITCOULD / Mangrum, 36, pennants in 1926, 1927 and 1928 and I think that on that one shot most people who saw through—Brooklyn, Cleveland and R BE A PITCHER-.Y'KNOW- Z proved by coming that old -- home. Yankee club will agree it was at least as good as the present Washington. \ AN' IT COULD BE y~\b TrflflfrSAy'. DID You\ had been tied for 36 holes Yankee team. Every Griffman in the starting They Bar ALL SEE WHATOL’ l with scores of 139. “One June day in 1929,” Bennie went on, “we were playing in St. line-up hit safely at least once in I^CONNIE MACK SAID > Craig Wood Day’s Best. Louis. At the time it was and tuck between the Yankees and Athletics the 14-hit attack against two young nip Two shots behind Cracker Lewis L. ‘BOUT TM‘ YANKS CRACKIN’ Mangrum came * tor first place but riding out to the ball in a Miller pitchers, Right-hander park taxicab, Huggins THIS YEAC-THAT Sam Snead and blond Craig Wood us Carpenter, a knuckler who started, f THEY'D told we weren't going to win again. of N. and Bob Chipman, who I FINISH 3^.1 HE DIDN'T Mamaroneck, Y„ who put on ‘You guys think that because the Yankees Southpaw the just you’re you don’t finished. A AIENTION WHERE TH' day’s finest scoring show. Wood, have to work hard any more,’ he told us. ‘You’re tired of here the first two winning, too Flaws in Nats’ Fielding. AA'S WILL END UP-- runner-up years, tired to work any blistered the first nine for a 5-under* longer.’ On the defensive side of the ledger Pr ITS PROBABLY w'as said par 31. / ‘‘Hug right.” Bennie, ruefully. “The Yanks finished second. the Nats difl not look so well. They A A NASTY \ WORD! On the home-coming he Toward the end of the season we began to bear down, but it was too late. made four errors, all except one Journey had two bogeys, but made for Hug said that would happen, too, that day in St.. Louis. He said, ‘Toward helping Atlanta to score, and Ken up those with birdies at the 15th the end, when Series time Chase, who hurled the first seven long Wgrld gets close, you guys will try, but you and the home hole, where he won't win.’” innings, was troubled by his old played a beautiful second shot bugaboo, wildness, in one big around a tree onto Cracker inning when four runs were the green, only 12 feet from the He There Is No Ruth & Co. With scored to tie the game, 5-5. The pin. canned the putt Current to a Champs deadlock, coming in the fourth in- roar of applause. The natural assumption is that Mr. is Cronin His 67 Bengough asking and was broken as soon for 212 put him even with Mack move ning, promptly to over so he can hop on the Yankees-will-lose who had a 69 band-wagon. as the Nats came to bat again, and Snead, for the same This is total. assumption incorrect. Mr. B. makes that very plain. thereafter the Griffith A. C. steadily At 213 was P. G. A. Champion "That same thing won't happen to this Yankee club,” he predicted. drew ahead. Henry Picard, winner of the 1938 who "There are too many young fellows on the Yanks now—fellows that want The Nats opened today’s game masters, had his third 1-under- 71 a that as par in row. Open dough badly. The Yanks of ’26-27-28, or most of them, were making they did yesterday's—by virtually Champion the ball down the Byron Nelson, who hasn’t been fat salaries. Ruth and some of the others didn't need any extra to ramming enemy play- dougn ing too well, went two over live all right in those days." pitcher’s throat. George Case led off standard with a walk and Jimmy Wasdell figures with a 74 for 215. There is no Ruth, operating at $80,000 a for the chanA THE LEAGUE'S LOCKER ROOM DIVISION HELD ITS year, playing and Buddy Lewis singled succes- Hogan and Dudley Gain. pions now. The nearest to him is Joe FIRST OFFICIAL SESSION OF THE SEASON YESTERDAY thing DiMaggio, who makes less sively to score Case. On Gee Sub-par rounds by Ben Hogan, than $30,000 ana hasn't been doing that well until this year. There is Walker’s infield out Wasdell also EVENING IN THE GAB -AND-GULP SECTION OF THE No. 1 money-winner of the winter, no and high-salaried veteran like Meusel. The old hand now is George Sel- scored and then Cecil Travis sent OLD CRAB GRASS COUNTRYCLUB. Home Pro Ed Dudley bracketed them kirk. never a star and getting along in years He can use a $6,000 series Lewis home with a long fly, making together at 216, Hogan on a 69 and cut to put away for a rainy day. it 3-0. Dudley on a 71. The Crackers came back in their A 73 by Willie of San Charley Keller earned more acclaim than money last year as a Goggin half of the second to cut the score Francisco put him at also. At rookie. Joe Gordon is young and ambitious. So is Babe Dahlgren. The ^16, to 3-1. They did it after the first 217 United States Amateur Cham- older players-—fellows like Bill Dickey and Red Ruffing and Lefty Gomez— two hitters went out. Then Rookie pion Bud Ward had the company never have suggested that they were but ball anything fighting players, Connie Ryan doubled, took third on of Harry Cooper, Paul Runyan and r And there are men who yet profess that danger lurks ahead for tne Walker’s error and scored when veteran Frank Walsh, also a 69- Yankees. The outburst of Cronin did not make Catcher Paul of C. U.Bows Kiefer shooter, while the 218 heavy reading. Joe, Manager Richards Strang Smashes World Mark, Heinicke Victorious contingent after all, is managing the Red Sox, which for a couple of years has been singled. included Ralph Guldahl, the winner of the masters a pennant-winning club unable to win a pennant. He's got to like his Chase Has Wild Streak. a year ago; A1 Wat- The Nats made it 5-1 in their To Idaho But Fails to Halt rous, Tony Penna and own team. But Mack’s slant may be important. Connie has nothing at Ringman Michigan In Marathon Held Charley Yates half of the fourth on singles by of Atlanta. Philadelphia. He talks of fighting for sixth place. If the A.’s are within Travis, Jimmy Bloodworth and, of a brassie shot of sixth 4 a lot of will be fooled. by July people all Ken's In March to Tank Title people, Chase, but hit, In College Final To Honor His Pal second in a row for the southpaw | Sphas Whip Heuriehs By 8ID FEDER, honors for the Far From El Paso a Golfer slinger, seemed to upset his equi- championship fourth Speaks Associsted Pres* Sports Writer. To librium. Anyway, he came out for Southall and Rathburn, straight year by winning the high Clinch Pennant Connie apparently because he was asked and. in he Baltimorean Mile Ahead spoke replying, Atlanta's half of the fourth round NEW YORK, April 6— Adolph board (3-meter) event with the By the Associated Press. was an oracle with more years of managerial behind him Kiefer of one of the experience as wild as a March hare. Virginia's Finalists, Chicago, great- astonishing total of 171.84 points. Of Nearest Rival in PHILADELPHIA, April The than other in baseball. It seems safe that est backstroke swimmers in % any figure to assume Connie One one hit, a single by Out- Both Are Defeated history, This, with the low board title he won Sphas won the championship of the is neutral smashed his own world record for strictly and that when he calls the Yankees a third-place club fielder Emil Mailho, two errors, two yesterday, gave him the double he Dengis Memorial American Professional Basket Ball in 1940 he believes bases on balls and a hit the 100-yard backstroke tonight, but has sincerely it. batsman, By th« Associated Press. scored in every A. A. U. indoor League tonight, beating the Wash- his effort was not to By the Associated Press. It was a the when far from Mr. Mack and El the Crackers scored four times to good enough meet since 1937. ington Brewers. coincidence, by way, SACRAMENTO, Calif., 6.— 51-44, for their tie count 5-5. of April keep Michigan from the 1 nil-yard free BALTIMORE. 6.—It was a famous to talk about success in In the at By way winning style—Won by Otto Jaretz. April seventh straight in the Paso, golfer began sports. Augusta, Gerald Strang of Univer- Chicago Toners Club: victory the Bill Marshall, Catholic team title in the National A. A. U. second Ous Share- just like the old marathon master some of the in the world are in Jones' starting inning. met. University of Michigan: third. Charles round-robin playoffs for the title. greatest golfers competing Bobby sity. Washington, D. C., fell an easy would have left fielder, was safe when Short- championships. Barker, University of Michigan; fourth. liked it today when an- The Sphas, unbeaten in the masters’ tournament. And Horton Smith was talking. victim tonight to Laune Erickson, Robert Schaper. Brown University; fifth. | play- Jimmy Pofahl’s throw Swimming the first leg of the 300- other Baltimorean won the first stop pulled in the final Walt Tomskl, Detroit A C. Time, 67.3 offs, can lose their one remaining “Some of us fellows who have been around for a while,” Horton was Idaho, 165-pound of the for the seconds Wasdell off first base. Then Roy yard medley relay Chicago annual Annapolis-to-Baltimore Pat game and still beat out national intercollegiate boxing 1511-yard backstroke -Won bv Adolph the Troy saying, "probably are playing better golf than we ever played in our lives. Smith was hit on the foot by Chase. Towers Club the ex-University of Dengis Memorial marathon race. championships. Kiefer. Chicago Towers Club: second Mark j Celtics. But we aren't winning. I think we have lost some of our original purpose, The next two men went out, but Texas ace churned four lengths of Follansbee. Princeton A. A.; third. Francis Don Heinicke. 22-year-old Balti- Heydt. University of ____. Erickson won floor- the New York Michigan: fourth Al- which in the beginning was to keep from starving. This danger removed, Chase walked Pitcher Carpenter and every round, A. C. pool in 57.9 sec- bert Vande Weghe. Princeton A. C.: fifth. more chemical worker and a close in the Roger Ahlman. Johnson Shortstop Anderson and here Mail- ing Strang first. onds, erasing the 58.8 mark he set High School, St. friend of the late Pat cov- we play good golf and turn in low scores, but some other fellow wins the Paul Minn. Time 1-33.3 Dengis, ho whacked a single to right. The bell after the Cardinal at Columbus, Ohio, on 1939. 440-yard free — Won ered the 26-mile course money, and usually, you find he is a fellow who needs the dough.” sharp rang April 1, style by Tom 385-yard Cronin Makes Three Haynie. Detroit A. C It was, at least a single in the had taken a count of three. Princeton Conies From Rear. second. Andy Clark. from to Baltimore Wayne University (Detroit). third John Annapolis City box but the Lewis He the Macionis. Brothers score, way played Ted Kara of Idaho won gave Chicago Towers’ Club Philadelphia: Hall in 2 hours 41 minutes and 3V» the 120- fourth. Abel Gilbert. (Pa.) the ball, Mailho wound on third team a 4-foot lead at the end of Mercersburg Only Mourners Will Be the Top Dogs up pound championship by outpointing Academy: ;ifth. Eric Cutler. Harvard. seconds. Errors in Row as base and Smith, Carpenter and An- Bill Sellers of San Jose his lap, but his mates couldn’t hold Time, 4:51.':. He led his nearest opponent, Bill Horton didn’t mention names. He didn’t have to do that (Calif.) Three-meter boa-d dive (high board)— any any-- derson scored. These runs, and r together State. it, Princeton’s trio came from Won by A1 Patmk. Ohio State 171.84 Wiklund of the Millrose A. A., New Guldahl was hamburgers when he really got hot a points: second. > way. Ralph wolfing with the score Marshall made early behind to take the event, with Mich- Earl Clark, Ohio State. York, by more than a mile at the Sewele of New 180.10: ihi.-d. Hal Benham. University of few This Demaret and Ben Hogan have been on Richards’ infield added -Whitney Loyola, Reds Beat Bosox years ago. year Jimmy out, up igan’s “A" team second. Although Michigan. 143.72; fourth. Jim Cook. Yale. finish. Wiklund's time was 2 hours Orleans, winner of the 120-pound 137.36; ftfth. Jack outstanding. Neither has made a fortune out of golf yet. to four. the Towers team lasted to third Wolin. University of 47 minutes. Frank ! By the Associated Preaa. crown a 127- Michigan. 135.10: sixth, Strother Martin. >/2 Kelley of the Griffs Turn on Juice. year ago, captured the This, of course, doesn’t answer the Yankee question. But, then, how place, the Michigan “B” team took University of Michigan. 127.86: seventh. Passon A. A., Philadelphia, was ROCKY MOUNT. N. C., «.— pound title with a close decision Bernard Kelly. Greenwood Memorial, Gard- April it be answered before It the Yankees, But from a Cracker angle, the fourth, and this was third in 2:48:48. Some wide can September? may develop over Joe Church of Miami. enough tp ner Mass. 117.04. high, and handsome day’s pleasantries ended here. The the Wolverines their first Na- 300 medley relay (final)—Won acknowledged to have the best team in basball, may run scond or third, John Joca of give by Takes Lead at 10 Miles. fumbling and throwing by Manager Griffs scored twice in the Florida captured the Princeton A. A. (A1 Vande Weghe. Dick fifth, tional A. A. U. title with a total of Hough. Ned Joe Cronin of the as Mack If so, the only mourners will be the Yankees them- title with a clear cut Parke); second. Michigan "A” Forty-three runners from 13 East- Boston Red Sox predicted. twice in the sixth and after lightweight team; third. resting 28 points. Chicago Towers Club: fourth. deliver a win over Les Coffman of Michigan “B" team: fifth. ern clubs started the race over the helped gift victory to the selves. for two turned on the Washing- Yale Univer- innings, juice The Towers Club, paced by the in- sity. Time: 2:54.6. Ritchie Cincinnati Reds The score The other seven American League clubs will waste no sympathy. ton State. highway. The event was today. again and added another pair of dividual victories of Otto Jaretz in Final team standing—Michigan. 28 was la points; second. Chicago named in to 5. of like the White Sox, Nats, Red Sox and runs in the neces- Snyder Parham of Louisiana Towers Club. 24: honor of Dengis, Olympic Some them, A’s, Browns, ninth. It isn't the free and Kie- third. Princeton A. A.. 22: fourth. Ohio With State won the 100-yard style by and national marathon two out and only one run surfeited with failure for these and if to into the details. 145-pound champion- State University. 10: fifth. Yale. 11: star, who Indians have been lo, many years, sary go fer in the 150-yard backstroke, fin- scored in the Reds’ ship with a decision over Clarence sixth. Detroit A C.. 10; seventh, tie be- died in an airplane crash here last second. Joe of ball feels it has too much money to win a pennant, Except for that one bad inning, tween Harvard and 6 a gang players Esterl of ished in second place for the team Wayne, each: ninth, December. booted one roller, threw another Chase was a Superior State. tie between Big Brothers Club. Phtladel- that’s all with them. pretty good pitcher honors with 24 The 10 and right Woodrow Swancutt of Wisconsin points. points and Mercersburg. 2 each: 11th. tie Heinicke ran with the until wide, a third too late. Three today. In seven innings he allowed &hla.etween Broadwood A. C. pack for the relay victory gave Prince- (Philadelphia) the more runs came in. six successfully defended his 155-pound and Brown, 1 each. 10-mile mark, chugged into a only hits, well scattered, and ton third place with 22 points, trailed relieved him title with a decision over Truman 200-yard lead and then added to his Bucky Jacobs, who by Ohio State, last year’s champion, looked better than Southall of Virginia. margin the rest of the way. College Sports in earlier trials. with 19. Other competing teams of Not Pressed Idaho chalked up its third Heinicke, for the Stone- Display Dunlap BASEBALL. Bucky gave up two hits in the last winner far running Hitting and the unofficial team were back. Sets Cue Mark wall Democratic AB. R. H. A ■ George Washington. 3; Vermont, 0. two innings, one of which was a captured Hoppe Club, saw the rival cWASHmaTOH ?. Maryland. 14: Pittsburgh. 0. when John Webster, Jaretz, Chicago "boy Club Wasdell. lb.-1 6 2 3 12 0 o 465-foot drive, roll, by championship wonder," Cross-Country of Baltimore Lewis, Army, 5; Princeton, 4. counting it. _ 3 2 2 2 0 1 outmauled Kenneth turned on the heat in the last 15 win the To Honors Navy, 3: Dartmouth. 1. Catcher Jack Williams, who had 175-pounder, local team trophy. The Walker. If. _4 1 1 5 n 1 Regain Travis. 3b. Columbia. 7: Harvard, fi. relieved Richards. Williams scored Rathbun of Virginia. yards to win the 100-yard title. With in Win Passon A. A. captured the out-of- __ 5 2 2 1 4 o Cornell. 21: Pennsylvania. 5- Sweep Bloodworth. 2b.-5 1 12 5 0 Penn A. C. 6: Delaware. 3 (10 innings). on an infield out with Atlanta’s Outweighed some 15 pounds and The 18-year-old husky took over town team award for Pofahl ss.-8 0 1 l l Philadelphia Ferrell, Q Virginia. 5: V. M. I.. 2. handicapped with an eye cut, Nick the lead down the last With e.-3 l l 0 o Q In North-South North Carolina. IS: Washington and sixth and final run. coming length Kelley third, William Wilson Early, c. 1 0 0 0 0 0 of Chase, *> n Lee. 1. Lee Wisconsin scored a decision and finished inches in front of the Of 3-Rail Crown ninth, and Frank p._ 3 o a h Worthington •Welal By the Associated Press. Clemson. fi: Ersklne 8. over herb Kendrick of Louisiana tenth. -1 0 o o 0 0 Duke. 1.1: 0. national collegiate tltleholder, Gus Jacobs, p.- 0 0 0 0 N. 6.— Michigan. By the Associated Press. 0 0 PINEHURST, C., April Notre Dame. 6; Northwestern, 1. Perry Again Tops Budge State for the heavyweight title. Sharemet of Michigan. Only 24 Beat Time Limit. Purdue. 7; Wabash. 4. Totals -39 IT 14 27 George T. Dunlap, Jr., of Pinehurst, CHICAGO, April 6.—Willie Hoppe Times of 14 ~4 Wisconsin. 4: Bradley Tech. 4 (18 veteran Tom one- other first 10 finishers ATLANTA. National titleholder, re- On Coast Pro Court The Haynie, climaxed his title-winning perform- AB. R. H. O. A. I. former Innings). were: Michael New Anderson, ss._ 2 1 0 4 8 1 Illinois. 10: Illinois Normal. 2. time national ance in the O'Hara, York, it. the North and South ama- By the Associated Press. Michigan champion, world 3-cushion billard Mallho. _ 8 0 2 1 0 0 gained Iowa State. 14: Chavez and Escobar Draw William Simpson. 3. Detroit 2:51:46; Stiner, Baltimore, Mauldin, ef- 6 0 0 4 0 0 here 0. LOS 6.—Fred now representing the A. C., tournament today with his 20th teur golf championship today Iowa. 1: Luther. ANGELES, April 6 Ernie 4 0 0 9 1 0 Mercersburg M. A.. 24: Harvard Prosh, CARACAS, Venezuela, April 75 to 2:55:06; Crosby, Baltimore, 2,ur*t’ J,b by beating Jack Ryerson of Coopers- Perry handed J. Donald Budge his spurted down the last yards straight victory—an jinprecedented Marshall. If._6 113 10 3. (iP).— Simon Chavez, featherweight 2:57:14; William Lusby, Baltimore, R. Smith. 3b.-3 10 10 0 N. 7 and 6 in the final Randolph-Macon 1: Lynchburg. 0. take the 440-yard free style title by feat in the history of the game. n town, Y„ second defeat in two days today in of Joe _?b- 6 1 2 8 8 0 Hampden-8ydney. 7: Virginia Tech, 6. champion Venezuela, and Sixto 2:59:27; Kleinerman, New York, Richards, c. round of the tourna- another the West Coast 3 feet over Andy Clark from The 52-year-old New Yorker, who _3 0 1 1 1 n 40-year-old Chicago. .1-8; Depauw 2-1. round of Escobar of Puerto former world 3:00:33; Williams, c. _111110 Rico, won his first world Wilson, 3:08:26; Worthing- ment. Virginia Medical .1; Bridgewater. 1. professional tennis tournament. Wayne U. championship Carpenter, b.-1110 0 1 West Virginia. 12: Ohio Wesleyan. 7. bantamweight champion, fought a ton, 3:14:46. g tL. Smith -10 0 had won the North and Patnik in Dive. 34 years ago, defeated Jake Schaefer 10 0 Dunlap Mississippi state, 18; Northern Illinois Perry set Budge down in straight 10-round draw with Referee Repeats Of the 43 starters ChiBman. p.- 1 0 0 0 1 1 Teachers. 8. tonight, of 50 to 40 in 51 from an entry South tournament five times before to remain undefeated A1 Patnik of Ohio State com- Cleveland, innings, sets, 6—4, 8—6, Jack Dempsey casting the deciding list of 64, only 24 finished within the Total* -34 ~0 ~5 27 he lost the title in the 1938 event. LACROSSE. his of A. A. U. finishing the tournament without a II *8 in the round robin: vote after the pleted monopoly 4-hour and more than •Batted for Chase In 8th ^ 18 Maryland. 17: Loyola. 6. Judges disagreed. single loss the limit, two lnnln*. Dunlap finished the morning Army. 16: Dartmouth. 18. ----- against top flight ‘Batted for Carpenter in 0th Inning, hours after the front-runners came holes 4 and won on the 12th Navy. 7: Harvard. 2. players of the world. ■core by Innlnas: up across Washington A. A., 6; Swarthmore Jr. It was a the line stragglers continued Washington 300 222 002—11 in the Varsity 4. crowning achievement Atlanta green afternoon. ; to in. 010 400 010— 0 to lost his Hobart. 14: Penn State. 9. for the gray-haired veteran, who limp seemed have _ *“ns batted Ryerson Mount Washington. 8; Princeton, 6. In—Lewis. Walker (2>. Nat Fan Lure was as Pofiahl (2) putting touch of the earlier rounds Leonard, Hurler, Atlanta Today hailed the “boy wonder 34 Chate, Bloodworth. TENNIS. Case. Wasdell Richards (2), MaUho <*>. of the tournament and could not Colgate. years ago. Chipman. Two-base hits—Ryan. Walker. 7: American C.. 2. * Navy. 7: Dartmouth. 2. Player W. L. H R. B.O. match Dunlap’s play. Good Crowd of Foemen Tomorrow Willie Toronto North Carolina. (1: Cornell, 8. Only Series Likely; Bees HoPPC_ 20 0 12 25 Defeats The match was started with a Furman, 9; Ersklne. o. Jake Schaefer_ 13 7 16 35 Jay Boeeman_ 12 8 14 23 wind the a Staff Correspondent ot The Star. have two *H88. ’ftr-o?0^ strong blowing against TRACK. By the money to buy him and I spring games, dropped Johnnv Layton_ 11 0 9 39 2 to 1 g5»to was also some Maryland. 71: Virginia 88. Welker Cochran_ 11 9 8 Rangers, ball, but there Tech. ATLANTA, Ga., April 6.—The out of two so far this year. 38* North Carolina. 6«%; Princeton. 89%. don’t want any of the Joe Chamaco -- 8 12 11 Jacobi. 1. Struck out—By bad that went with Dunlap's pitching 37 Bi the Associated Press. chase. 4; by golf William and Mary. 96; Apprentice reason why the Nats came North- bailers were a dime a Allen Hall 8 12 10 34 Chipman. 3. Hit*—OS Chase. 8 In 7 Clark Knuckle — morning medal card of 78 and School .12. ward via Atlanta—Dutch Leon- Junk Griffith would of- Arthur Thurnblad_ 8 12 IQ 37 TORONTO, April 6. The iJPiniri: off Carpenter, lo In A Innings. Otto _ Tennessee. 95; Emory and Henry. 86. dozen in the Atlanta park today. Reieelt 7 13 8 32 Toronto Ryerson’s 83 over the par 72 Clemson. 103: Presbyterian. 28. ard—will get his next-to-last fer in exchange.” Larry Miller Tiff Denton___ 7 13 17 41 Maple'Leafs rallied to course. Davidson. 89%; Maryville. 41%. test before the Leonard and Gilberto Torres Arthur Rubin_ 6 16 7 89 defeat the New York Rangers championship California 92; O. C. L. A., 39. pitching opening ip Richards’ latest knuckle ball SSLmSS* Stanford. 77 11/18: San Pranelieo 2 to 1 tonight-in the third game g:07- .SMT8SS"*i!: of the American League tomor- star He were throwing the butterfly ___ Olympic Club, 43 4/15. will oppose Leonard to- of their final V. I row when the Griffmen and the Mil-# hockey playoff Virginia. 82: M. 44. morrow. Jim in practice, as well Duke. 90: N. C. State, 36. Crackers wind their three- Dean, the other pitches series for the Stanley Cup, em- Y. M. C. A. up ler of the Crackers. The two Basket Ball Washington Virginia Prosh. 70%: V. M. I. Prosh. half of the blem of the world 46%. game series. That is, if it doesn’t Sanford duo of Hud- Lewis Carpen- National Hellenic Tournament. professional Atlanta pitchers, Chicaeo Centaurs. 29: Pond du ice Virginia Tech Prosh. 93%; Oreenbrier rain. Billy Smith, road secre- son and will Lac. 13. championship. M. A 23% Dean, relieve Leon- ter and Bob Chlpman, also were Chicaeo Ahepa All-Stare, 47: Bt. oeorce Gymnastic Runnerup of the * (Ifass.), 38. The Rangers won the first two GOLF. tary Nats, wasn't sure he ard after seven Bv the Associated Press. innings. knucklers. Milwaukee Spheerls 29; was going to get a good night’s The Nats’ slow-footed Wlerton (W. games of the best-of-seven series N. 6.—Newark Michigan. 17%: Tennessee, %. brigade Gee Walker pulled one of his Va.i Hellenics, 15. NEWARK, J„ April ■ at New Navy, 6: Cornell. 3. sleep tonight from worrying came up with fresh ambitions to- ninth Bar (Ind.), 23; Kankakee York. WINDSOR / NEW the National Y. specialties in the inning. °»”,„cl“b (HI.). 22. VORKIR dominated tonight about the weather. The return _Hellenics day. Jimmy Bloodworth tried to On first base, he suddenly broke Chicaeo Olympians, 42; Chicaeo Oar- M. C. A. championships, * gymnastics of Leonard to Atlanta, the team steal second base and Rick Fer- Pitcher Held Perk. 29. Four Takes Title for second while Chip- National T. M. C. A. !5 successfully defending its team Jersey from which he was Tournament. SSEKSJzIglt* *£$££ * purchased in rell led off an inning by bunting. man held the ball. Chlpman, Readlne. 77; Port Chester. N. Y.. 40 Amulnc Fluid OrlT* only 338700 winning three of five NEW YORK, 6 (/P).—'Win- (final). championship, April 1937, is expected to bring out the Rick's effort was good and start- threw the ball the nti SKAfiiic SURPRISING ALLOWANCE events and the startled, past Readlne. 38: Rutherford, 37 (seml- S individual taking mont Farms of Red Bank, N. J, won only profitable exhibition of ed a two-rim SESSIONS DAILY j gate rally. Immedi- base and Gee FOR YOUR OLDER in the unprotected second aim CAR first three places $11-round the national indoor open polo cham- the spring for both clubs. after tomorrow’s Waahtnston. Pa.. 80: Norristown. 45 ately game the went to third, scoring whep (consolation semi-finals). ST Oswlisg Alleys championship. 0 pionship here tonight when It Paul Griffs will entrain for a Washincton (Pa.). 60: Norristown, PAUL Quoting Catcher-Manager Greenville Travis followed with double. 46. _ Basarratlaas BROS. Newark totaled 774.1 points. Wash- trounced the Club of Rock- Richards of the Readlne. 38: Rutherford. 37. 1M% FACTOEY MBBFF Pegasus Crackers: for a one-day stand against the fans will go for National Slavic 8EEV1CB was second with Washington Tournament. ington, D. C., 5102; leigh, N. J., 10-6, In the final game "Washington may be Interested Boston Bees. The Bees, hereto- antics —when they Gary (Ind ), 61; Campbell (O.) Drka- 5220 Walker’s mane. 19. WISCONSIN Germantown, Pa., third with 430.8. of In _ the tournament. Larry Miller, but It hasn't got fore poison to tha Nats la work. Nantleoko (Pa.), TO FABK WOod. »lll.|4 I 88: Tounestown. SB. * % ( * 1 4 I V 4