Smoke Rings YANKS WIN OVER WHITE 54 Grid Days Again SOX, DAHLGREN SINGLES By SAM RAGAN Leland To Bucs In Series Tilt Summer that HOME WINNING RUN Indian days hot cool ■— ■ Play xhe bring days, ... Tonight and football are not far distant and most football jghts Victory In 10th Frame Ad- coaches are now hurriedly taking a last minute inventory $Hs/Sc>rds on hand and vances To RAY • cf the talent praying that it pans out better Champs Within BREW TO HURL STANDINGS ’CATS SET FASTER 5 1-2 Games Of Indians than expected. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS week or two the schools in In another this section AGAINST SKIPPER American League PACE IN PRACTICE New York 5; Chicago 4. sending their gridiron boys through the paces and NEW Lee ill be YORK, Aug. 27.—I5>)—The Detroit at Philadelphia, postponed, ) can turn around and think twice the wet lore one opening New York Yankees continued their Two Teams To Re- grounds. *-- Lineups Of Cleveland at Washington, postponed, More Than 50 Boys Brave i-,r frames will be upon us. belated drive toward the top in Gfe ISS3SV main About Pirates rain. Another Fling Same; (Only games scheduled). 90-Degree Temperatures In the American league today by FoRMee CiaJciaJaIA-Ti To Even Series National League the 1939 collegiate All- Trying Second Day Of Grid Drills In* fact, PASSEAU PITCHES turning back the Chicago White Chicago 3; New York L at the game Rft> aJow/ get another fling Sox in 10 innings, 5 to 4. The SouiWpaw/, St. Louis 4; Boston 3. when they go up against ace of the Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, postponed, > -fttouMer Lefty Ray Bre^, Leland Hanover morrow victory advanced the champions to iHe/A FfeTHe wet grounds. The New High school professional champs, CUBS TO VICTORY mound Is scheduled to face at C seasoned 5 1-2 games of the idle Cleveland Oo Deeses' staff, Philadelphia Cincinnati, postponed, Wildcat coaches, Bob Black and Ru- Packers, rain. Z Green Bay Norwood of the Indians and 2 1-2 of Skipper, top man pert Bryan, up the tempo not be interested in games the stepped you might Chicago Beats For Pirates’ hurling corps, in the sec- THE STANDINGS are bound to be Giants, 3-1, likewise idle Detroit Tigers. in drills yesterday afternoon on the name, but you American Jt ond game of the series between these League about what North Caro- Passeau’s 17th Win Babe Dahlgren was the hero ROTC drill field in the second prac- hindering of Won Lost Pet Wake State the 10th two teams at Legion field tonight at or Duke, Forest, Of Season inning uprising after Joe Cleveland__ 72 50 .590 tice of the season for the local grid- will do when the time DiMagglo, in the role of pinch 8 o’clock. Detroit_ 69 53 .566 or Davidson New York- 65 54 ders. hitter, had struck out. Red Rolfe .546 comes. Leland copped the first contest by Boston 66 57 .537 The coaches the 27.—UP)—Work- doubled to start the and put boys through no of CHICAGO, Aug. frame, Chicago _ 62 57 .521 actually there’s way a score of 6 to 5 last And horse Passeau was sacrificed to third Wednesday 52 6S .433 a series of exercises designed to elim- what the teams of the Claude who has been by Tommy Washington_ .^mg just St. Louis_ 51 73 .411 doing as much pitching as resting Henrich. Charley Keller and George night. inate the summer’s kinks and harden l Five will do until they have Philadelphia_ 46 71 .393 in the Cubs’ drive toward first di- Selkirk were intentionally passed Bert Kite, manager of the Bucca- hands at least once. The National League up idle muscles softened by too many fried their vision berth in the National by to fill the said last that his choice occur on league, Johnny Rigney neers, night ,‘ t garaes in this state Won Lost Pet. sodas since school adjourned last won his fifth in 13 to- bases. for a hurler after that game days starting lay between Cincinnati_ 75 44 .630 21 and the spring. September day with a seven-hit 3 to 1 vic- Kigney tnen was relieved by Skipper and Jack Shoaf, but Skipper Brooklyn- 67 51 .566 is on. St. Louis- 62 55 .530 heat tory over the New York Giants. Edgar Smith, who is the likely choice. Following the calisthenics drill the promptly fanned New York_ 61 56 .521 Headline-Grabber It was his 17th of the victory DiMaggio, batting for Bill Dickey. The remainder of the Pirates’ line- Chicago- 62 61 .504 tifty-odd lads who braved the hot in has year against 11 defeats. He won 59 58 The war Europe probably Dahlgren then dropped a single up will be: McKenzie or Davis, Pittsburgh_ .504 weather settled down to and Boston_ 47 72 .39." kicking more talk but for real hon- out when Bill Lohrman weakened into short to score first caused right Rolfe catcher; Moore, base; McKeith- 39 fifth the Cubs Philadelphia_ 75 .342 passing. Several of the boys showed headline-grabbing in the and pushed with the winning run. Rigney was an, second base; Smidt, shortstop; est-to-goodness V// at u.cphall has beat ’em all in most two runs over on Stan Hack’s charged with the defeat and John- Stefano, third base; Carter, Trogden, TODAY’S GAMES uncanny ability snagging the oval Herman’s and the backs who did the pitching this summer. single, Billy booming ny Murphy, who relieved Spud faoowblGorH'M Hines or Davis, outfield. NEW YOBK, Aug. 27.—(/P)—Probable places double and Zeke Bonura’s Chandler pitchers in the major leagues tomorrow have greatly improved over Monday’s in New York we single. on the mound for the PfecMAtoAhReAl. The Bears’ about the same While taking wWa® lineup, (won-lost in initial The defeat dropped the Giants Yanks after Chandler had been recoids parentheses): practice. more than casually interested wtart fivfe i/j a few/ as last week, will be as follows: C. Were into fourth in the American League Coach Bob place pennant lifted for a pinch hitter in the third Black next sent his the tact that more people bought Clark, shortstop; Wortman, St. Louis at New York—Auker (10-9) in chase. seventh, got credit for his fifth Stfcitfwl&oof 13 backs through a short workout on to the baseball scores base; D. Watson, first base; P, vs. Busso (10-5). capers get Bonura was wt the batting hero of victory. BAfnaes Mis Cleveland at — handling the ball and running while to accounts of the war. Clark, right field; Morris or Tyre, Philadelphia (night) ton get the three hits Feller (22-7) vs. Babich Coach the linemen game, by collecting The Sox scored one run in the Last left Barnhardt, I. (10-11). Bryan put can’t be boiled start field; catcher; at Boston—Dietrich That statement and driving in the run that put Chicago (5-5) vs. through their paces on second when singles by Wright and Watson, second base; Hollis, center Fleming (0-0). blocking. to statistics on how many The the Cubs ahead of his old mates in — busy afternoon closed a down Tresh, and a walk filled the bases field; and Brew, pitcher: Detroit at Washington Bowe (11-3' after this and how many read that, the fifth. Hank Lelber hit a hom- vs. Chase short with the read and came home on a (11-13). dummy scrimmage news- Wright In the event that a third game is one has to listen to the er for an extra run in the National players a few but eighth. double play ball. The Yanks came League walking through sim- watch what the necessary to decide the series the boys yell and page It was Lohrman’s fifth hurling Boston at Chicago—Errickson (10-10) ple plays to get the feel of the ball back with two runs in their half two teams will meet at Legion field turn to to the an- setback in a and marked vs. French (12-10). and the idea subwayites get row, only on one an error and two general of good block- hit, walks. Friday night. New York at St. Louis—Melton (9-7) swer. the second time the Cubs have ing. Manager Jimmy Dykes of the Sox vs. Warneke (13-7). most of them will beaten him this year. In three of Brooklyn at Cincnlnati—Tamulis There is still plenty of room for Maybe change objected too to a (7-4) strenuously called vs. Derringer (16-12). all in their minds before long. But while his four previous outings against boys high school to try for the fourth ball on Dahlgren and was Philadelphia at Pittsburgh season is under the Cubs he shut out Gabby Hart- (2)—Higbe team and the coaches will be glad to the baseball way ejected from the METZ WINS MEDAL (10-15) and Mulcahy (12-15) vs. Sewell game by Umpire see lad team has a neit s men. (11-3) and Heintielman any who really wants to play and their favorite George Moriarity. (6-6). the the NEW YORK Ab R H O A and is willing to work. chance of winning pennant, 5 0 0 2 Rucker, cf__ 0 The Sox scored again in the third The team will practice again this of America will keep their If_ 4 0 0 2 0 IN HERSHEY MEET people Moore, on a walk, goiter's single and afternoon at 3:30 o’clock on the first eye on the affairs of the dia- Demaree, rf __ 4 0 0 3 0 DUNKELBERGER LEADS Appling’s and ROTC lb .._ 4 0 0 8 sacrifice, they picked drill ground, 13th and Ann mond. Young, 0 Pro Eleven Favored ....._ Over Stars Danning, c 4 114 2 up another run in the fifth on Chicago Pro Cards 140 Tc AMATEUR TEST FIELD streets. This And That Ott, 3b_ 4 0 3 1 0 hits by John Rosenthal and Joe ~ Cuccinello, 2b ___3 0 13 2 Out In PGA softball season is Kuhel and an infield out. As Teams End Drill For Edge McSpaden Wilmington’s McCarthy, x ....__— 10 10 0 Game Schreiber, Alexander, Budd Also 1 »-* drawing to a close and you can Witek, as _ 3 0 115 Rolfe hit a home run into the __ Qualifying Round Qualify for National Golf Lohrman, p_ 3 0 0 0 1 mar kup this year as the best on lower right field stands with none BY CHARLES O’Dea, XX_ 1 0 0 0 0 DUNKLEY Tourney record for the game here The on in the Yankee half of the fifth, CHI-AGO, Aug. 27.—UPi—The HERSHEY, Pa., Aug. 27.—(JP)— Cape Fear Baseball association, Totals_ 36 1 7 24 10 but the Sox got that one back in DURHAM, Aug. 27.—UPI—'Two oi HARTNETT one of the x-Batted for Cuccinello in 9th. Green Bay Packers, of SURE Dick Metz, of Chicago, now down to six teams, is playing the sixth on Kennedy’s single, a champions the Durham golfers, one '-om xx-Batted for Lohrman in 9th. the of High National Professional football more popular professional golf- and r a night game each week from now Ab R H O A walk, and an error, Point one from aarlotte this CHICAGO ruled 8 to 5 favorites over wasted two grand league, ers, practically afternoon won :n until the season’s over Bob 3b _ 3 12 1? the right to Hack. Gordon opened the Yank half of the All-Stars TO PILOT CUBS of 69-71 here the last two play Herman, 2b__3 112 3 college tonight as, rounds in the National Black would like to have at least the eighth by doubling. He was Amateur golf tour- Bonura, lb 4 0 3 8 4 both squads concluded practice for days to capture medalist honors in 40 more boys out for football sacrificed to third Rolfe nament at Mamaronr N. Y., on prac- Leiber, cf_ 4 112 0 by and their game at Soldier Field Thurs- the qualifying round of the annual cam- 0 0 Wrigley Says Veteran Gabby tice and if his rf _____. 4 0 September 9—14, by finishing salesmanship Gleeson, scored on Henrich’s single to left. day night. P.G.A. tournament. If __ 3 0 0 3 0 ahead of the field in the sectional paign works he should have that Dallessandro, CHICAGO AbBHOA To Be Pennant Win- c_ 3 0 1 7 0 The seventh in the Back; For all his dead-eye shooting aumber the Collins, game, series, qualifying round at Hope by time school opens __ 3 0 0 1 1 Hayes. 2b_ 5 0 0 2 6 Valley Mattick, may break all attendance records ner In 1941 through the slanting rain and his club The Wildcats line should be 3 0 0 3 1 Rosenthal, cf-lf_ 5 12 5 0 Expected country here. Three others, one Passeau, p_..._ on a with a throng of 85,000. The ad- inspired putting water-logged from one a shade better than last year’s and Kuhel, lb- 4 1 1 12 0 Raleigi, from Spartan- Totals_ 30 3 8 27 11 Solters, If_ 4 6 3 1 0 vance sale was far that of course, the former Texan received the backfield looks better balanced beyond burg, S. C., and one from Colum- New York__ 016 000 000—1 Kreevich, cf —_ 1 0 0 0 0 CHICAGO, Aug. 27.—UR—Charles a medal for his and a any previous All-Star attraction. pains trophy bia, S. C., won alternate berths. Banks Clemson’s _ 000 020 Olx—3 ss- 4 0 0 3 McFadden, Chicago Appling, 2 Leo Hartnett, idol of Chicago’s for his mantel. When the real Wright, rf_ 4 2 10 0 After the icst spirited and best Le- re great back, is the only southern Errors: Passeau, Bonura, Herman. In the ing field was “Bobby” Tresh, c_ 4 0 16 shooting begins tomorrow football break Runs batted in: Cuccinello, Herman. 0 iefen-'ve drill of the two-week or north-side baseball fans for almost Dunkelberger, of Point, who player likely to into 3b_ 3 0 10 3 first two rounds of match he High Bonura, Leiber. Home run: Leiber. Kennedy, the All-Stars re- play, the with the All-Stars out 0 training period, 20 years, will be doing business toured the 36 holes with a score lineup Sacrifice: Witek. Double play: Witek. Rigney. p- 3 0 0 2 will be starting from scratch, just at Smith, p_ 0 0 0 0 0 ported in Soldier Field tonight for of Ed of Chicago tomorrow. Cuccinello and Young. Left on bases: at the same old stand in 1941. the 63 who for 141; Schreiber, Charlotte, a secret drill under like other qualified New York 9; Chicago 5. Bases on ballF the towering was second with 144; “Skip” Al- Totals- 37 4 9a29 13 Philip K. Wrigley, owner of the the main event. off: Lohrman 2. Strikeouts by: Lohr- lights of the massive lake-front exander. of Durham, but represent- man Passeau 5. Passed ball: Col- NEW YORK Ab R H O A Metz’s two round total of 140, in 4, stadium. Cubs, dispelled all rumors that the ing the Piedmont club, of Burling- lins. Umpires: Sears, Jorda and Barr. Gordon. 2b ____ 5 113 9 fact, might have the distinction of 3b_ 4 2 2 0 3 imuiiiw wnn saver pants, star 39-year-old Gabby was on the ton, was third with tied MORGAN TO MEET Time: 1:51. Attendance: 2,607. Rolfe. way the last in P.G.A. play. Tom 145, being 4 0 0 being Henrieh, cf__- 12 shoulders c : jerseys carrying out out as manager when he an- is by W. P. Budd, Jr., also of Dur- Keller, rf_ 4 113 0 Walsh, president of the body, the national color scheme of nounced today that "I contemplate ham, who shot a birdie two out of Selkirk, if_ 3 0 0 1 0 red, thinking seriously of abandoning white and Stolen base: Rigney. Sacrifices: Rolfe, player game only proba- by Henrieh. Double plays: Crosetti, Gor- bly would lead to unfair practices Informed of Wrigley’s statement, nouncement that Denny Shute had SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Both battlers years, may step up to the plate have appeared here don and Dahlgren; Gordon, Crosetti5 in future games. Hartnett said, “Naturally, I’m elat- been taken to the local hospital for More with the again. and Dahlgren; Hayes, Appling and Ku- Renew your fire or auto insurance 300-pound Morgan of The Packers will arrive tomor- ed; I feel sure we’ll come up with an emergency appendectomy. the Hornsby, non-playing manager hel. Left on bases: New York 9: Chi- in a strong non-assessable mutual haring better won-lost record. noon a fine club next winner P.G.A. title Indians In the cago 8. Bases on bails off: Chandler 5, row afte. from Green Bay year. Before that, Shute, of the company. Current 25 The the Oklahoma City 7. 5 sayings per Texas giant and Patterson for Rigney Strikeouts by: Rigney Wis., where they concluded their of course, we’ve got a 1940 job to in 1936 and 1937, was out of com- cent. Texar league, became eligible Chandler 3, Murphy 1, Smith 1. Hits lmeet in a two falls to do—we’ve to into all the winter with an J out of three, active service when the player off: Chandler 9 in 7 innings; 'urphy. training campaign designed gain got get first di- petition past •J-mmute time limit affair. none in 6 in 9 Smith revenge for their 6—0 defeat by vision.” ailing wrist, and only recently cele- limit was lifted recently. 3; Rigney 1-3; F. E. LIVINGSTON & CO. in 1 in 1-8. brated his return the wars the much about it, Winning pitcher: Murphy. the All-Stars in 1937. They will The Cubs are now in second di- to by MUTUAL INSURANCE opening engagement, Pat Nobody thought Losing pitcher: Mo- flewnan Rigney. Umpires: take a workout in Soldier vision. haven’t finished playing in the Canadian Open. He and Marvin Jones will however, until yesterday when the riarty, Rommel and Hubbard. Time: light They that Field tomorrow low since 1925 when qualified amply the last two days “splay their wares. Both strode and took his turn 2:17. Attendance: 6.942. night. they wound grappling Rajah up with rounds of 75-76. e''man and Jones before the Okla- Coach Eddie Anderson of the All- up in fifth place. FOR RENT are recognized in batting practice Metz’s °f the Stars was elated over the spirit ol Hartnett succeeded Charles two days of low scoring fastest and cleanest homa City-Fort Worth game- Bicycle* — 25c per hour , ostlers he bis He was silent on the Grimm as on a course which boasts a par of to appear on a card here. something he hadn’t done since Warsaw Red Sox Defeat players manager July 20, 1938, he intended to use, but and drove the Cubs 73, were distinguished by brilliant, Outboard Motors—$1.50 per bom mat(ch will be a as the Tribe’s early strategy to a pennant .l® two out of signed skipper or 8-0 indicated he would pour in reserves that season with a lucky, putting. Dick modestly aUs’ 6°’minute time limit in June. Smithfield Nine, powerful stretch once the drive. said it was luck. Yesterday he re- bouf6 Asked today if he intended to game got underway. Starting in 1929, Chicago has PICKARDS He three half- quired only 29 putts on 18 sodden a 27—The Warsaw may rely upon nabbed the — to 1116 get into the lineup, either as WARSAW, Aug. National *eague flag WrightsvIIIe Beach Dial 7741 e3*ibit building at backs—Nile Kinnick of Ken- greens. Today he took 30. ih?°°7 second baseman or a Red Sox, who lost a close decision Iowa, every third year, making them due wiu at 7:30 pinch-hitter, 0'L,dium open to the Wilmington Pirates there last ny Washington of U. C. L. A. and for another title next season. and first match will Hornsby replied: mEet ,A now, defeated Smithfield 8 Harold Van Every of Minnesota— Wrigley raid the Cubs are now under at ‘‘Not the way we’re going Friday night, way 8 o’clock. the < Tensive load. Work- but if Dallas should start making to 0 in a game played here Sunday. to carry negotiating for Lou Novikoff, slug- with them will be it hot for us, I might hit a time Turner Holland, Warsaw hurler, ing probably ging outfielder, and Lou Stringer, Frank Emmons, Oregon fullback, second with spurrier wins or two as a pinch-hitter.” a no hit game in whitewash- baseman, Los Angeles pitched the GOING LIKE HOT one out performing at quarterback post. which also belongs to 2 CAKES! Aug. 27. —(ff|— The Indians, only notch ing the Smithfield lads. Frederick Wrigley, 1 Ai,n?EBNSB0R°, took Coach Anderson also will keep Ripley says, “Royal H rain halted Play in the of the cellar when Hornsby led Warsaw at bat. late° now are another great backfield combina- ern°°n over manager, rocking — to,),.. and completely Once the game in the and a during tion ir reserve—Ambrose Schindler BIG SIX °ut the Women’s along in fourth place, five threatened, fh singles sixth inning—Smithfield Southern Bob IfflAimWMMiA■ »fwrflw WMrVfff WWm^m 4 taste-tests ■ 6 California; Kellogg, I half games ahead of fifth-place, ^ against ntateiio ,,feature junior doubles filling the bases with but one out, Banks Clem- BATTING colas Tulane; McFadden, ■ _ leading from H North Dallas. the (First Three in Each Carolina closed but a fast double play spiked son and Ken Texas League) tennis f'tbe there, will go Heineman, Club G Ab R H --cm-rio. If they stay they was Player, Pet. L TASTES BETTE*! | to today continued Smithfield guns and the game Mines. i exn“Urnament into the Shaughnessy playoff for Radcliff, Browns 120 462 66 183 .358 convenience, keep ■ the sensational R. of play with the won. Williams, Sox 113 435 109 150 .345 a carton on ice. Or- B Char!6??6tte s the championship along 115 Bobby Spurrier, contests Warsaw Appling, W. Sox 433 68 149 .344 SpuSar other first division clubs, Houston, In the last four Bees 99 356 39 117 .329 der today; ■ of “to the semi-finals Rowell, the i,,„SWept San Antonio and Beaumont. hurlers have allowed opposing teams Challedon Sets Record Banning, Giants 112 4B7 58 137 .321 angles with a smash- Walker, 110 420 58 135 .321 BEST BY ing a.oUnRl°r Business manager Jimmie Hum- but nine hits. Dodgers TBSTE-TEST B over Race HOME Rl'N8 Dtley triumph Arthur will meet the Pi- In Winning Whitney A Frwiucl •« N-M phries suggested that Hornsby pa- Sunday Warsaw American League G«p. B of trol second base Sunday when the rates here in the third game Foxx, Red Sox_34 one SARATOGA N. Y., Yankees_27 Indians face Dizzy Dean in a game their series. Each team has won SPRINGS, DiMagglo. Aug. 27.—UP)—Challedon won the York, Tigers_24 with Tulsa. Hornsby, now 44, has game. stakes as Greenberg, Tigers_24 barked: Whitney today, everyone National League “I’m too fat. Besides I don’t had expected, but he encountered Mize, Cardinals__37 title play difficulties that no one had expect- Risi.o Phillies_22 want to beat Don Kolloway out of 2, 27. —W— San ed. Nicholson, Cubs _ his job.” SHELBY, Aug. RUNS BATTED IN the western cham- William L. Brand’s Kolloway, a youngster who be- Diego, Calif., handicap American League White is and St. Louis, Mo., the south- king had to run the fastest mile and Greenberg, Tigers _108 longs to the Chicago Sox, pion, 104 will meet tomorrow a quarter in the of the DiMagglo, Yankees__ playing his second season with the eastern titlist, history Red Sox_1