This Umpire Carries Gun By Joe 'Williams The baseball paraphernalia of Norman Brackett, IK mum Indianapolis Times Sports North Hampton (X. H.) umpire, includes a gun. The Lots of Noise in Bronx weapon hangs in a holster over the ump's left hind m w m pocket. He never has had to demonstrate whether or MTarthymen Facing Tiger INDIANAPOLIS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1934 PAGE 12 not the revolver is loaded. mum Other Hunters Fare Badly YORK, Aug. 11.—Don't !>e alarmed by that ferocious TRIBE DROPS BEHIND MILLERS AND BIRDS roar up in the Bronx, for it isn’t an uprising of the tax- payers. It simply means that the Tiger hunt staged by When Cyclists Spill It’s Real Jumble Marse Joe McCarthy reached its climax today at Yankee Home Run by Arlett Crushes McMillen and Stadium. For upward of a month Hunter Joe and his Aankee beaters have been pursuing this man eater (habitat Detroiti- Redskins Before 12,000 Fans; Rascher Head bus). Now that they’ve finally arranged a meeting with the beast, the situation may rapidly l*ecome embarrassing. Other Tonight Mat Program big-game hunters of the American league have been sav- Continue Hostilities agely clawed recently by the big striped cat. In fact, the • latest results show the score to l>e Tiger, 12; Hunters, 0. Logan Is Knocked Out of Box in Third Stanza and Bush- Hoosier Star Receives His When Hunter Joe and the Bronx beaters started on the Tiger s trail men Up Game in Fifth; Bill Burwell to Be Chance Tonight Against the v were practically breathing down the neck of the beast, but the Sew jungle cat made much better headway through the American League Honored Tomorrow. Ranking Grappler. veldt than did the be iters And now. meeting the Tiger face to face, the could a little help. Lefty Gomez, Red Ruffing. Lou Yankee hunters stand BY EDDIE ASH THE COMPLETE CARD Gehrig and the other hunters may need a little assistance from Cijde Tunrs Sports Editor Beatty or Frank Buck. Big Buzz Arlett of the Minneapolis Millers buzzed one out of Perry nun Main Go • * a stadium last night, and after that burning blast it looked like a Mich- Andy Rascher. 212 Odar Lake. Ind.. v. the help igan City prison break as enemy walked around the AVING lured the beast into their own back yard, with of the runners sacks Jim McMillen, 222, Chicago, Two falls out unmolested. He hit it with on the in the fifth inning and American League schedule, the hunters are now faced by a two paths the of three. H the markers the beyond the reach of the Indians. The of coin a phrase. For weeks the Yankees three put contest Semi-Final condition in tead a theory, to before have bern looking upon the Tiger conquests with amused and cynical score was 7 to 4 and the struggle was reeled off about 12,000 fans. Orville Brown, 215, Wichita. Kan., vs. The defeat knocked the Redskins into third place, leaving the George Tragos, 215, St. Louis. One fall. contempt. . , , Bushmen in sole possession of first and boosting the Columbus Opening Bout They just can t keep it up." was the trend of the Yankee remarks place post. The Birds continued against Big Columbus. 0., vs. A1 as they received word of one Detroit rally after another. It to us Red Birds to the runner-up to gallop Boy Davis. 230. Sparks. 220, Little Rock, Ark. One fail. year in reference to the Giants and their the K. C. Blues at Columbus and won, 6 to 1. that we heard that remark last First bout at 3:30. And, memory serves, the Giants managed to Oh, well, tonight will be another march to the pennant. if Referee, Here Clark. ” game. It will be “keep it up night and anew m m • ana the third of the series between the .v^.-ysefrMuuiwgirswanlnin i Local wrestling fans who have Millers and the Hoosiers and action and a half games behind as the series opens, the Yankees must Field Named watched the popular Andy Rascher will begin at 8:15. Only two games F'OURtake their stand or turn in their chips on this deal. It will take a One bike racer “coming a cropper” caused a lot of trouble as he fell from his mount during a race at come to the top as a professional like remain on the home grounds before down he took another rider with him and just after this pic- sweep to put the Yankees in first place, but hoping for a sweep is the Wisconsin state fair ground. As he went mat performer, and who have been the Tribesmen hit the western trail arms, wheel ordering clasp the pearls you expect to find in a plate of oysters. ture was taken all contestants were piled up in one grand jumble of legs and spokes. waiting to see him in action against a for for Harness and it’s to say that the thi ’• nkres, however, is that of deliv- needless “big time” competition, will have The opportunity Redskins will be out there battling. a blow to the Tigers, rehabilitating of their own confidence that opportunity tonight at Sports ering body They game back of both of Detroit. are one Arpna on North Pennsylvania street. and knocking down the self-esteem Millers and Red Birds, although Grays By now the Yankees realize that the Tigers are no setups. Mickey Horse Derby Cloverdale Ace, The former Indiana university Minneapolis holds a Sun Beau, 9-Year-Old Cochrane has his boys hustling and keeps pulling those pitchers out of point advantage mat and grid star will clash with the Buckeyes in the the hat like Thurston with his own rabbits. The ability of comparative over exciting Jim McMillen of Chicago, in the pennant chase. and Columbias in unknowns to win with Detroit can be traerd directly to the manager of Eight to Start in Rich Ham- feature attraction on the Hercules the Tigers. Connie Mack's great pitching staff, which breezed to the “Burwell Night” Tomorrow May Return to Race Wars A. C. all-heavyweight wrestling American League pennants of 1929-30-31, was composed of flingers who bletonian at Goshen, Game Here Friday card. The bout calls for two falls won only when steadying influence was behind the plate. The fourth and finale of the Cochrane's scries tomorrow' will be celebrated out of three. a a a a a a N. Y. Turf’s Biggest Money Winner to Run at Los Angeles McMillen, an as “Bill Burwell night’’ as a tribute ex-all-America foot- is a master at starting green pitchers off on the right foot. 11 u C’niti and Press to the Indians’ veteran right- Grays and Negro Nine Play baller at the University of Illinois, Track If Equipoise Is Entered. is rated among the “first five" in CiOCHRANE* Tile fact that Mickey has appeared before the footlights on various GOSHEN, N. Y„ Aug. 14.—A field hander who is serving his tw'elfth .< light circles and to- stages is saxophone tootrr has rather dimmed his as a master consecutive season with the Tribe. at Perry Stadium. BY lIARRY GRAYSON of Gallant Fox. The dead Aus- heavyweight mat everybody of eight, the smallest except for the is expected to pro- maskman. Mike still is a great catcher in the opinion of but The American Legion will take part NEA Service Sports Editor tralian thoroughbred, Phar Lap, night’s match race in 1930, will go to the post in The cloverdale Grays, one of the vide Andy with the toughest test Pepper Martin. in the pre-game program and many SPRINGS, Ayg. 14. grossed $332,250. fastest semi-pro nines in the state, SARATOGA ring. On the current streak of the Tigers, in which Detroit swept series the Hambletonian Stakes, ‘‘Ken- of the war vets will turn out to Sun Beau has been galloping for he has had in a local four of the —They say Willis Sharpe Kilmer won with Chicago and St. Louis and two series with Cleveland, tucky Derby” of trotting world, give three cheers for Bill. The pop- will return to Perry stadium Friday some time Court Manor The Hoosier husky lias his the says at Kilmer’s victories were turned in by newcomers to the Tiger staff—Eldon Auker ular hurler has won six games and night to mix in a feature battle means it when he that the 9- farm in the Shenandoah Valley of last five tussles here and is hoping League. Phillips, at Good Time park here tomorrow'. played part year-old to speed aggressiveness of the Texas Luke Hamlin of the International, and a lost one and has a big with the Indianapolis Columbia A. Sun Beau will return Virginia. The old warhorse is re- that his and pitcher who was not with the rlub year. Auker, incidentally, pitched The eight entries declared in to- in keeping the Indians near the the races the event that Equipoise will prove an advantage against last C.s, regarded one f best Negro in ported to have shed 200 pounds of shutouts in this string. day for the ninth of the top. as entered in the Santa Anita Handi- Big Jim. The match is one two renewal in this The Grays is fat, leaving him at a trim 1,100 that clubs section. cap on the new Los Angeles Turf Rascher requested. The Hercules stakes, with positions, owners and The Indians were first to score out at Brazil last Sun- pounds. were rained track on Feb. 23. A. C. reports in the drivers: last night when a single by Johnny day and will have full strength to Club's Cavalcade Entered keen interest Cooney followed by a Kilmer realizes the stud value of bout. Muscletone, C. B. Shaffer, Cold was W'histling send against the A. C. team. Getting Trim triple to left center by Harry Sun Beau being the world’s biggest So if Equipoise goes to southern Tonight’s semi-windup will see Herrera in Stream farm. D. Parshall. Cloverdale has downed Pat Riley’s may Rosenberg. Jess Petty, the former money winner, particularly with his California, Sun Beau accom- Orville Brown, a newcomer, tackle Princess Peg, J. I. and E. L. Lyle, Monarchs twice, Seymour Reds pany they Indian, occupied the for the first their bows him. There likely would George Tragos, Greek, Palin. rubber Tipton, Elwood, offspring making well-known Millers and Lefty Bob Logan twice, Newcastle, Equipoise the battle the current 3-year-old cham- Ella Brewer, W. N. Crawfordsville, Bridgeport, Baby next spring. And is while two rough grapplers,. Big Boy for With Cox Reynolds, chucked ’em up for the Redskins. to take pion, Cavalcade, and his fleet Davis and A1 Sparks will Here Bout White. only horse now in position open the Lincolns and other prominent inde- from son stablemate, High Quest. Brown is rated of Bertha C. Hanover. Hanover Turner Relieves Logan clubs. Russ Paugh, the the honor the famous of of this quartet card. one the pendent Sun Briar. Participation in- best of the younger heavies and Farms, Berry. Grays’ pitcher, pitch against deed would make the event on the re- Logan retired the visitors in order ace will cently Karl (Doc) Complete Card for Thursday Night Show Is Announced: Reynolds, Henry H. Knight, the here Sun Beau exhibited remarkable site of the famous old establish- defeated Sarpolis in the first and second rounds, but Columbias Friday and soundness and and Dick Childs. Fornell will catch. of limb and wind ment of the late Lucky Baldwin Raines. Goodman Matched with Cincinnatian. in the third the Bushmen kissed consistency rarely found in even a Emily Stokes, C. W. Phellis, him, out of the game. A to Reb Russell, former big leaguer, “the race of the century.” Already walk top flight performer in amassing Cavalcade and have six-round bouts and a pair of will be as Stokes. will play first base. He is batting High Quest Two four-rounders offered Ganzel started Logan on his way $376,744 purses over a stretch of the card to the Tony Herrera-Tracy Cox ten-round main go Vitamine, Martin B. Dodd, W. out of and before than .400 this season, (George in been committed to compete in supporting the picture, the better years. He took down in addi- City Parks Tennis on the Hercules A C. fight card Thursday night at Sports Arena. Caton. stanza Jim Turner Garrick of the Beanblossom Club six Santa Anita Handicap, which has was concluded tion, cups and trophies appraised at replaced Agua Matchmaker Lloyd Carter com- Lord Jim, E. L. Mefford, H. Par- was hurling for the home pastimers. has been added to the Cloverdale the Caliente, former- $64,000. The 6-year-old ly Coffroth, as the world’s rich- pleted his supporting card today shall. It was Turner’s first mound appear- and will perform at third Equipoise the Meet Is Arranged roster has $328,770, having passed the mark est stake. Norman Church plans to and believes the boys who will en- The race will be worth approxi- ance since July 2 w'hen he received base. Games mately send Riskulus and Gallant Sir after 4 Tonight gage in the earlier encounters are $27,500 to the winner. a broken thumb during a fistic en- Outstanding players the with Co- the swag. capable of throwing a lot of gloves. counter with catcher George Rensa lumbia A. C.s are Cannonball Per- Trophy to Be Presented on The of Milwaukee. There does not appear much Softball Meet complete card follows: due, Joe Blackwell, Steele and Bass. Shields, Wood in chance of Equipoise in The registered four runs engaging Cav- Representative Ten Rounds—Tons Herrera. Dallas. Tex.. Illinois Grid Star Millers Action will start at 8:15. General alcade before the Santa Anita, if Basis. Tracv Cox. Indianapolis; lightweights. during their third-inning rally on 25 admission will be cents and re- then. city parks Six Rounds—Louie Thomas vs. Noble a walk, three singles, a double, 2 Matches Today The annual tennis Wallace, pounds. served seats 40 cents. Numerous tracks have offered Tilts to Be at Willard and both of Indianapolis; 160 sacrifice and error. In the fifth tournament will be held on Fall Six Rounds—Jimmy Goodman, Indian- Dies After Crash enticing purses for such a meeting, Creek courts, apolis. vs. Lee Cincinnati; Turner weakened and Har- beginning next Mon- Cox. 145 pounds. walked but the blind quarter crack in his day, Gas Diamonds. Four Rounds—Popeve ris first with a special trophy to be Huber. Philadel- as up. Hargrave singled Parker Wins Over right front foot, which cost his phia vs. Kid Oder. Cincinnati; 135 pounds. and Mr. Buzz Arlett then proceeded Frankie presented to the mast representa- Four games are scheduled to be Fouc Rounds—Owen Terrett, Indianap- Ken ? Standings ? backers $1,000,000 in future book tive park. is. Johnny Covington. Kv.; Meenan Succumbs of to comb the the garden played this evening in the first olis. Bain. 140 sphere over Don Budge. wagers when he had to be scratched Parks pounds. wall. Phil Weinert took up will be given one point for round of the ritv softball tourna- the from the Kentucky Derby of 1931, each singles entry the Herrera city Blood Poisoning. Tribe mound toil for the Indians AMERICAN ASSOCIATION By United Press in six divi- ment. They include: arrived in the late is bothering Equipoise again. of tournament and an and out at Press in the sixth and stopped the Min- Won. Lost. Pet. NEWPORT, R. 1., Aug. 14.—Top- sions the Eli Lilly vs. Prestel Transfer and yesterday worked the Bit United The little son of Pennant is train- additional for each round an gym. complete neapolis attack, but Frank and his Davis point Florsheim's Interfraternity All-Stars Colonial He is to DENVER, Aug. 14—Ken Meenan, it was too late. Minneapolis 63 53 .543 seeded Shields ing well enough, but it is doubted entry The winning his training there The lead stacked up by the Bush- 64 54 .542 cup mate, Sidney Wood, will advances. park vs. Greer A. C. both games at 5:15 today and tomor- 22. of Oak Park. 111., prominent Big Columbus play that he will start in more than one will be given possession of the men w'as great to INDIANAPOLIS 62 54 matches today catch up p. nv at Willard park; Brightwood row. The flashy Mexican, who has Ten football star died at St. Lukes too overcome. .531 two each to more race this season. for one year. Louisville 60 57 .513 with the field in the annual New- trophy vs. M. P. O. at 7:30 at Citizens Gas twice decisioned Cox. reports that hospital here night last from blood Final Tribe Run 59 58 .501 Rivals for Consistency Divisions will include men’s sin- diamond, John's vs. Prcst- his last fight three ago Milwaukee port Casino tennis play. and St. was weeks poisoning. Toledo 58 60 .492 gles and doubles, junior singles and Inc., A single by Rosenberg, a double Both advanced to the third round Equipoise, an ugly duckling a O-Lite. at 8:30. when he beat Emanual Poncho Vil- The athlete had City 51 66 .436 as’ doubles, women’s singles and boys’ been employed Kansas yesterday, while most of the re- Shelby Merchants rallied to de- la in Hollywood. Cal. He is billed the sumer ranger by Washington and single by Be- 51 66 .436 colt, has rivaled Sun Beau in con- singles. Joe Stubos will defend his during as a in the St. Paul mainder of the field moved into the feat the Belmont Merchants 17 to to fight ten rounds with Low Am- Rocky Mountain National park. dore accounted for two Tribe tal- sistency since. men’s singles tide and Eleanor yesterday's opening Brooklyn LEAGUE fourth bracket, filling fourteen of IS m one of bers in the Dodger base- Last Tuesday he collided w'ith an lies, and in the eighth Washington AMERICAN The grand totals of this pair came i Lauck is defending women’s cham- gam s. The Shelby nine was be- ball park Aug. 22. W. L. Pct.i w. L. Pet. sixteen places. pion. Other title liolders have ad- on automobile while touring park ter- doubled and scored w'hen Cohen Detroit 71 37 .657 wash.. . 48 58 .458 through number of victories and not hind. 13 to 1. m the third inning. Louis 47 57 .412 Frankie Parker, clever Spring new divisions. George Both Cox and Herrera are re- ritory on his motorcycle. The im- made a diving stop of Bedore’s New Y. 66 41 .617 St. through one tremendous campaign vanced to games Gas de- ported in single Clevel'd 57 49 538 Philadel. 42 61 .408 Lake (N. Y.) youngster, stroked his Horst, Talbott 6224, will receive ::er Citiaens shape and ready for the pact with the threw him and then threw' low' to first. Boston . 58 53 .522 Chicago 38 72 .345 or rich killings. feated Zitfrm Transfei. 11 to 2; automobile way into the fourth round by two singles entries until Sunday noon. fight which will be the first that from the motorcycle, crushing his It ended the scoring for the eve- Gallant Fox, got practically all his Theater defeated Bairs ning. NATIONAL LEAGUE victories, the second over Don Kivoli local fans have had an opportunity leg. $328,770 in one phenomenal year. Strand 11 to 8. and the Democrats to witness some Jess Petty was six W. L. Pct. ! W. L. Pet. Budge of Oakland, Cal., his per- for time. His left leg was amputated in removed after York 70 39 .642 Pittsbgh. 52 54 .491 Man o’ War, Zev, Blue Larkspur, shut out Farbs All-Stars, 5 to 0. an N. Brklyn . renial junior championships foe. Topped Captures With six knockout triumphs in effort to save his life. innings and Walter Tauscher finished Chicago. 66 43 .606 45 60 .429 and Victorian in as juveniles Ball Martin pitched for the Democrats. St. Louis 62 46 .574 Philadel 44 63 .411 Wilmer Allison of Austin, Tex., cashed his last six fights his out the contest the Miller .343 to credit. He was to have finished his last on Boston.. 54 54 .500 2’incy.-.. 37 71 ranking American; Bryan and the lattef's total was swelled by Tracy figures mound. Petty received for second ‘Hole-in-One’ Contest he is prepared to year of collegiate football at the credit his victory in the SIOO,OOO Agua Cal- handle his the victory and the defeat was Grant of Atlanta, Ga.: Berkeley Bell Mexican rival. He is de- University of this fall. He Games Today iente handicap of 1930. King Levinsky Elopes Illinois charged to Logan. of New York, former Texan; Henry By termined to beat the speedy Tony formerly played AMERICAN ASSOCIATION United Press with Northwestern strengthened Prusoff, blond Seattle Giant; Wil- Point, Ind., before his home town fans. university. The Millers their in- Minneapolis at INDIANAPOLIS (night). WESTBURY, N. Y. ( Aug. 14.—8i1l to Crown field defense by switching Spencer Milwaukee at Toledo (two games). mer Hines of Columbus, S. C„ and DADE PARK EXCURSION Citv at Columbus. Kilminister, bespectacled Salisbury from center field to Kansas John Van Ryn of Philadelphia all Despite Protest Harris first St. Paul at Louisville. PLANNED BY BUS LINE Own base. Homer Peel, new outfielder gained the fourth round. player, won the annual “hole-in- from Nashville, protected AMERICAN LEAGUE Two collegians joined them—Jack one” golf contest on a duffer’s shot. City obtained Angeles A special excursion to the Dade (two games). Tidball of Los and Martin fiy f mlt it I’rt s* Series Winner Will the middle ga'fden for Detroit at New- York He topped a grass-cutter off the Manager St. Louis at Boston. Miami, park horse race meeting next Sat- Aug. 14.—Two hours Chicago at Philadelphia. Buxby of Fla., and the Uni- 148-yard of CHICAGO. Bush. Peel formerly was with the urday has been announced by tee of the third hole railing all Chicago newspapers Cleveland .at Washington. versity of Texas. after New York Giants and previous to Bus Lines, 217 Illi- Salisbury's No. 2 course yesterday, to announce that he positively Others who gained the fourth United North Play in that performed with the St. Louis NATIONAL LEAGUE rolling his ball to within six and married. King Le- National Event round were John McDiarmid, slim nois street. would not get Cardinals and Philly Peel Boston at Chicago. three quarters inches of the can to Street's favorite Nationals. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Ft. Worth (Tex.) school teacher; Dr. The round-trip rate has been an- v insky. Maxwell reached Indianapolis from capture the trophy from a field that boxer, today Nashville New York at Pittsburgh. Eugene McCauliffe of New York, Gil nounced as $3.95 and will cover gen- heavyweight eloped late yesterday. Philadelphia at St. Louis. included Gene Sarazen, former 18- I. A. B. A. to Sponsor Champions Hall of South Orange, N. J.; Greg eral and grandstand admission, ac- with Miss Roxanne Glickman. Local in Tourney at American and British open cham- and mar- Mangin of Newark, N. J., and Ed cording to Francis Lehman, local year-old fan dancer, was Results Yesterday pion, and Paul Runyan, current Point. Youngstown, Sept. 8; Fiebleman of New York, surprise manager. The excursion bus will ried in Crown Ind. Nine Teams in Running. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION king of the professionals. for the runaway ceremony BUMPED OFF winner over Robert Bryan of Chat- leave Indianapolis at 7:30 m„ and Plans The winning of the city Kansas City 010 000 000— 1 8 2 a. the only team amateur baseball series will travel to MINNEAPOLIS 002 021 Olx— 610 2 Tenn. will leave Dade shortly after were kept a "deep secret.” Youngstown. O. to participate Columbus tanooga, park DT’DAS, POREDA TO MEET in the naticinal tournament there Sept Crandall; Greer and O Dea. witnesses being a dozen or so news- was 8 _ . abrhoal Shealy and the race program closes. ' it announced following l King's best man a meeting of the Indianapolis Amateur Cohen. 2b 5 1 l 2 3 1 HOOK LOSES DECISION By imrs Special paper men. Ine ' last night. Base- Karris, lb 4 2 1 5 0 0 Milwaukee at Toledo; scheduled for ball Association Hargrave, NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14.—Henry PRO-RUNNERS COLLECT JERSEY CITY. N. J.. Aug. 14 was the publicity agent of a world c 5 1 2 2 0 0 double-header today. Lack of funds prevented the In- Arlett. rs 5 l 3 4 0 0 Hook, Indianapolis, a MELBOURNE, Aug. 14.—Profes- Dudas and Stanley Poreda, fair concession. Norris, ss 5 0 0 5 000 200— 3 9 1 lost ten-round Steve e. 0 St. Paul 100 running sport will the license dianapolis champion from entering Peel, cf 3 0 0 3 0 0 Louisville 001 000 000— 1 7 2 decision to Jimmy Perrin, New Or- sional is a well-paying heavyweights, meet here to- Levmsky. who signed Ganzel. 3b 2 1 1 Seeded Netters in the event last year. 1 0 0 Fette and Fenner; Tising and leans bantam, here last night. The in Australia. Organized professional night in a ten-round fight. The records with his real name, Harris Joyner. If 3 0 2 5 0 1 Thompson. Drawings for P<”ty. P 210000 two fighters weighed 120 pounds meetings are held here much in the bout was postponed from last night Krakow, was almost speechless the second round in Tauscher. 1 0 LEAGUE series and 1 0 1 0 AMERICAN each. manner of horse races. because of rain. through an automobile trip to Brookside Matches the also were announced. The (First Game) Totals 35 7 11 27 6 Crown Point and through the wed- Patrick Henry Beer and Indianapolis ~2 Philadelphia 900 000 000— 9 16 1 000 000 000— 0 8 1 ding ceremony—a condition un- Bleaching nines will clash at Gar- INDIANAPOLIS Washington Seeded players in the men’s sin- AB R H A Marcum and Berry; Thomas, Russell, precedented. field park 3 T O E No. Saturday and the Lee. ss 4 0 0 McColl and Bolton. his gles division of the Brookside tennis loser 3 I 0 game postponed: At midnight, atter sister- of the fracas will be eliminated Cooney, cf 3 I 2 4 0 0 Second rain. manager, Lena, had introduced tournament were to see action at the series, as Cotelle. cf 1 0 0 0 0 0 from both alreadv Rosenberg. If 4 1 2 4 0 0 Only games scheuuied. Miss Glickman to every sports desk 5 o'clock thus evening. Heavy have suffered Washington, rs 4 2 2 1 0 0 action one defeat. NATIONAL LEAGUE in town, Levmsky telephoned a also junior Bedore. 3b 4 0 2 0 2 1 was scheduled in the The Rose Tires and South Side J. Sherlock, lb 4 0 0 5 0 0 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh; wet grounds. half-dozen editors to announce that singles. V. Sherlock. 2b 4 0 1 4 3 0 Merchants will meet he had changed his mmd. In matches Ray West at Riverside Riddle, c 4 0 0 6 1 0 Only game scheduled. yesterday's No. 1 Saturday. The Tire Logan, and 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I just t do it.' he moaned. defeated Stanley. A1 Green- team Turner, p 1 0 0 0 1 can Roger won its opening 0 FIGHTS LAST NIGHT He changed his mind agam when wald won from Jim Raber and batttle. but the Lawrie 1 0 0 0 0 0 back Merchants have against Weinert, p 1 0 0 0 2 0 >Bv United Press I PORT one defeat SHIPPING Lena and Miss Glickman got Ralph Tully downed Couffman. Sigafoos 1 0 0 0 0 0 AT CHICAGO—Joe Louis. 188. Detroit, the job. The ceremony took them. outpointed Jack Kracz, 187. Gary (Si; on Today’s afternoon schedule: Totals 36 4 9 27 10 1 Pal, the home ot Judge The U. S. Corrugated Box and the Little East Chicago, outpointed place in Howard —Mfn Singly*— Lawrie batted for Turner in the fifth. Freddy Gravelle. 130, Kankakee. 111. ts>. Sanitary Board, Sigafoos batted for in the H Kemp at 2 a. m. SPM —Ralph Tully vs. Dan Morgan. both first-round Weinert ninth. Harold Jus;i< vs C BoUavay, Henrv winners, will tangle at Minneapolis 004 030 OCO—7 AT WEST SPRINGFIELD Mass—Tom Schmidt vs Vir.cer- Riverside No. Indianapolis 100 002 010—4 Jones 146. Brooklyn, N. Y., knocked out FOR GRIP WORK Richard Lutz. Meumer 3 Saturday. (6 TRAVEL •s Harrv Teegarden Tom Sherburne vs. Runs batted in—Rosenberg. Cohen. Eddie Conlev. 142 1 j. Danbury. Conn.. l m t‘r< 118. Pawtucket, R. 1., By ttH Arnold Dwcmsry. The Harris < 2 . Arlett i4i. Washington. Be- Joe Archibald. KENTUCKY Inland Container team will 1 STRAIGHT Aug. 14—Tem- —Junior Singly*— dore. Two-base hits—Cohen. Washington stopped Jimmy Lynch 116*2. New York ( 2. PHILADELPHIA. I P. M Shady vs Murray play its initial tilt against the Riv- JL —Carl Dul- i2‘. Three-base hits—Rosenberg. Home sixteen Me—Sam- ple university will travel hereor Norman von Bure vs Charles erside Olympics, who were run—Arlett Stolen base—Harris. Sacrifice AT OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Barnhill. Don Dcmrr. arv vs. Stanley defeated —Petty Double plays—Weinert to V. mv Fuller. Boston, knocked out Dick Ed- miles daily to practice for its foot- in (2i. Bamer their first start, at Riverside No. Sherlock to J. Sherlock Lee to V Sherlock wards. New York ball season this year. The field is 4PM —Paul Luideman vs Bob Heirk- 3 Sunday. to J Sherlock. Left on Bases Indianapolis. man The Riverside A. A.- 5: Minneapolis, 7. Base on balls—Off AT SALEM. Mass.—Joey Kemp. Cam- eight miles from the campus. ' about SPM —Ted Mcixser vs. Joe Teecarden. Davis Fuel club drew a bye. Logan. 1: of! Turner, 2; of! Weinert. 2. bridge. outpointed Eddie Dreher. Bangor. Entries for men s doubles. Junior dou- Struck out—Bv Logan. by Petty, by Me. 'B': Brisco. Malden, outpointed BOURBON 2; 2; Eddie b>s women sand bovs' singles will close eNw Bedford (6). today at Turner. 1: by Weinert. 2. Hits—Off Logan. Tony Costa. 6p. m For tournamnt informa- ZIVIC STOPS 4 m 2 1-3 innings: off 4 in 2 2-3 tion call Cherrv MARCHESE Turner. GOLF SALE 1462 innings off Weinert. 3 in 4 innings: off AT EAST LIVERPOOL. O—Teddy Ya- PITTSBURGH. Aug. 14.—Eddie middleweight, out- Assorted woods with steel shafts. . Petty, 6 in 6 innings: off Tauscher. 3 in rosz. Monaca, Pa. Zivic, Pittsburgh. 134. scored a tech- 3 inhir.es. Winning Ditcher—Petty. Losing pointed Bud Saltis. Chicago ilOi; Mose If you want a fine straight whiskey at an amazingly up to $8 00 Pittsburgh, lightweight, outpointed II I' M pitchet —Logan. Umpires—Dunn and Butch. QC MAJOR LEADERS nical knockout over Frank Mar- John- Charley ston. Time—2 03. 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