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Smoke Rings LEAD ALL-STARS AT • HALFX PROS X X X Xr X X " ^ Gridiron Imports XXX ^ * ** ” « X COLLEGIANS TRAIL By SAM RAGAN For Bucs 21 SCORE Cheshire To Hurl Against Leland BY 28 --n TO ---.-.--- a few When a football coach wants to recruit players retain his job, he’s no By to help his team win and. thereby All Four Touchdowns Beat Nats Twice TONIGHT’S GAME Gets 17th And in rec- Derringer Win respecter of places where they may be found. Packers Made By Passes; Tigers than a in Tom this there’s more laugh Meany’s M’Fadden Scores For Stars ognizing “a lot of Idle Tribe DECIDES SERIES As Reds Defeat statement that with the gridiron season near To Gain On — n Dodgers to be mighty lonesome soon. coal mines are going _ CHICAGO, Aug. 29.— UFl —In a Probable Pitch- statements would have raised had Rowe Detroit To 3-2 Snag Allen Is Champs Increase Time was when such wild, free scoring battle which Helps GAME OF NAMES j 52 To 1 Lead To 8 this state. One in a continu- er For Bears In Third 1-2 of a few alumni of schools in the 85,000 spectators Win In Opener; Newsom | | | Games Over the ire quite Packers Brook- one’s team is ous uproar, the Green Bay the “coal mine” charges when Gets 17th WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.—W) Of Teams Officially it was a Junior With 9-3 doesn’t mind scored four touchdowns by air to- Victory Meeting lyn Verdict lose as as — A type setters nightmare league softball game, but un- but when the imports disgracefully had only a 28-21 lead winning, light, yet in Detroit’s it was more hurt. the came about today officially nothing the boys the charges over the College All-Stars at 29.—— Lefty Cheshire, the Wilmington CINCINNATI. home-grown WASHINGTON, Aug. first game wih the Washing- than a riot of base-running in Aug. 29._ij>_v 1 half in their annual -her Talent Raiding _I way point The second-place Detroit Tigers to- Senators. boy who attracted considerable at- between rain nor the second*. battle at Soldier ton yesterday’s game Dry :harity gridiron moved up to within two games Brooklyn Dodgers could At rate, just about every day Meyer played second for De- tention as the sophomore ace ot Pond and 7-Up softball teams. stop th, any j Eield. Cleveland In- Cincinnati Reds South worth mention- : o- the league-leading Pond won 52 to 1. 1 todav as the. school in the • The Packers scored twice in each Washington. University of North Carolina’s Dry bid STANDINGS dians by virtue of a double victory “red out a 9 to 3 ing in pre-season bowl specu- j with the Chase pitched for the Sen- triumph of the first two quarters, the Senators. baseball team last spring, will be that them an with raid- over Washington gave apparently Un lation is being charged YESTERDAY’S RESULTS one touchdown troit. Collegians getting won the first game 3-2; shakable 8 of other sec American League Detroit for on the mound for the Buccaneers 1-2-game 0„ ing the football talent and two in the Case played centerfield grip “he York St. Louis 3-5. in the first period took second, a 6-inning CARDS N OVER National lead. in the country. New 10-6; they the second for in their third and series deciding league tions 2-0. second. Schindler ran for Myers played Detroit 3-6: Washington Amby affair, 6-0. Already behind And for this reason, a number Boston 4; Chicago 3. in the first Washington. I with the Leland Bears at their schedu’t an All-Star touchdown in Phil- game and Cleveland at Philadelphia, postponed, Cleveland was rained out forced to play a game of the deep-purple Eastern colleges three and a half minutes of the field at 8 o’clock. 5 TO 0 tomor rain. Legion tonight GIANTS, row on what was to are they adelphia. have and Universities saying National League game, but Green Bay came back to been'an Big Buck Newsom won his 17th Opposing the Carolina ace for open date, the two won’t southern schools any- St. Louis 5; New York 0. score twice on Cecil teams waited play passes by the in the YANKEES ADVANCE an hour And 3: 1. victory of campaign the Bears will be Snag Allen, top Mc- beyond more. They will though. Boston Chicago Isbell, with Don Hutson and Carl Two-Hit Hurling By Bill starting t;me to Pittsburgh 4; Philadelphia 0. limiting the Senators to day for a break in a this is the reason they the nightcap hurler of the Pepsi-Cola team, that downpour m even though Cincinnati 9; Brooklyn 3. Mulleneaux making catches. the School- Gee Gives St. Louis Undis- 4 hits, while it was order to get their game for cancelling games, it may The All-Stars counted within the WITH DOUBLE WIN along with the Begrs was ousted going give as well as Ram fell su- THE boy’s hitting piching On Third persistently be because national gridiron STANDINGS Eirst two minutes of the second from the Cape Fear association re- puted Hold Spot through the American League which took the first game. last 4 1-2 innings but is moving to the south. to tie the Ken Wash- by th/ time premacy Won Lost Pet quarter score, cently. the had Hank Greenberg, the Detroit Move Within 4 1-2 champions the contest un- Dope Book Cleveland_ 72 50 .590 ington making the but Champs Lanky Jim Bullock will be the touchdown,_ was no drawback in ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29.— (J) —The der control and the dr'zzle mart, _-—— 71 53 .573 left-fielder, with Detroit Andy Uram then scored on a pass With reserve moundsman for Leland. All this is given a little play New York- 67 53 .554 contest. In the first game Games Of Top 10-3, fast-charging St. Louis Cardinals little different. from Arnie Herber and Don Hut- either The Bears triumphed over the Year Book _ 67 58 .536 v/ords in the Football Boston Hank hit his 25th homer of the Victories Over Browns piled up five runs in the first in- Paul in 63 58 .521 son took another touchdown pass 6-5 Pirates 6 to 5 in the first game ot Derringer, acquiring his which recently hit the newsstands Chicago__ drive into the and shutout the New 17th 52 70 .426 to make the 28-14. year—a tremendous the series last week. the ning today victory, kept seven hits volume is the Washington_ Packers lead However, scat- and in this meaty St. Louis_-__ 51 75 .405 leftfield bleachers. He also got a York Giants 5 to 0 on the mag- tered, one of Shirtly before the half time inter- Bucs came back with a thumping although them was a on the leaders in 46 71 .393 In the NEW 29.— UP)—1The experts’ opinions Philadelphia_ double and two singles. YORK, Aug. the nificent two-hit hurling of Fiddler home run by Ducky National League mission, Nile Kinnick shot a long 15 to 2 verdict to even series Medwick in the respective conferences. he blasted his 26th round New York Yankees bat- Bill McGee. the f -st Won Lost Pet pass to Banks McFadden for a night-cap courageous Wednesday night. inning. the went into the is the No. 1 team in _ 76 44 .633 which also Duke Cincinnati third All-Star score. tripper, tled like today to sweep Leland’s lineup will be as fol- The victory gave the Redbirds On the other hand the 67 52 .563 champions Reds bat Southern conference, they say, Brooklyn_ left field bleachers. lows: C. Wort- of third tered five Bro 63 56 .529 a doubleheader from the St. Clark, shortstop; undisputed possession klyn pitchers for a sec- St. Louis- J#uis with North Carolina running 62 57 .521 (First Game) third P. lefi in the National and dozen hits, New York_-— 5 and man, base; Clark, place league including two home Wake For- DETROIT Ab R ll O A Browns 10 to 3 and 6 to ond best. Clemson and Pittsburgh _ 62 58 .517 field; I. Watson, secondbase; D. the Giants back to within runs. Fox. rf_ 5 0 110 dropped ! are also in for a bit of touting. Chicago_ 62 63 .496 PATTERSON BEATS narrow the them est 5 gap separating Watson, first base; H. half a of the fifth BROOKLYN Boston_ 49 72 .405 -McCosky, cf_ 5 0 0 1 Brew, righi game place Ab R H 0A of the that The book is opinion _ 5 2 1 4 1-2 Reiser, Philadelphia 39 78 .333 Higgins, 3b 0 1 from first place to games, field; Morris or Tyre, centerfield. Pittsburgh Pirates. 3b.. 3 (1 11 0 Walker n Tennessee at if _ 5 14 10 cf-- 4 1 1 if Duke can get past Greenberg, 1-2 Barnhardt, catcher; Allen or Bul- ! 2 out of second. Mc- ■> lb _ IT 0 10 0 The blows up by Medwick, If_ 4 1 i n it well go unbeaten TODAY’S GAMES MORGAN IN BOUT York, only given Knoxville may 4 1 3 lock, pitcher. c NEW YORK, Aug. 29.—UPh-Probbale -Meyer, 2b _ 0 0 The first game was a contest Gee in nailing his 13th win were Phelps, ..I! 4ii« And there might be a bid The Pirates will Camilli.