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Philadelphia, Oct. 6.—(UP). Philadelphia. Pa, Oct 8- —Some fans here nave vent to (UP)—World Series standings: Real Busts In Vl^orld their political feelings yester- Teams W. Ij. Pet. Big This Cardinals .2 1 .867 Sporting President Hoover’s day during visit to the Worl dSorles game. Athletics .1 2 .333 The Grist Of Athletic Contest While strong applause from Results: Games First: Athletic* Cards 2. Three Series the grandstands greeted his en- 8. Second: Cards Athletics 0. trance and departure, boos arose 2, Cards front the bleachers as he en- Third: ft. Athletics 2. L. S. CAMERON BY JOHN A- CLUNEY Schedule By tered and again when the an- (United Press Sports Editor) nouncer asked that all remain Fourth game—At Shlbe Park, ni. 6— on the crest of sented until the president and Philadelphia, to-day. 1:80 p. Philadelphia, Pa, Oct (UP)— Riding his party had left their places Fifth game—At Shlbe Park, two consecutive victories, the St Louis Cardinals played Reflections On The Series and tli grounds. to-morrow 1:30 p. m. Sixth once Athletics in the fourth game of the that game—If needed, Philadelphia’s proud Seems the boys who were rather loud with their opinions Sportsman’s Park, St Louis, Frl- world series to-day. to series are rather day, 1 :S0 p. m«, C. S. T. the A’s were a 3 and 4 to 1 shot take the conspic- Beginning the series on the short end of odds ranging nine uous by their quietude since yesterday’s inning nightmare. LOCAL K. OF L NET between 4 to 1 and 3 to 1, the Cards now have the A’s on of how it winds the performances of “Wild Regardless up, pitching the run, and holding two victories against one defeat, they Bill” Hallahan last and Burleigh Grimes yesterday will be RESEARCH TEAM Friday TEAMS VICTORIOUS are rated on at least even terms with their American league over this Hallahan something for the stove leaguers to hash winter, rivals. A’s three hits in nine innings and shut them out, while a world ser- gave the Even Matters With Hart- CHASE CHAMPIONS This is topsy-turvey Grimes' prospective no-hit, no-run performance was spoiled in the ies. Before It started Athletics PITCHERS’ RECORDS who blasted a the and the eighth and ninth by Bing Miller and A1 Simmons, single ford Knights By Win- Vreeland Pitches Club to were given pitching IN SERIES GAMES and homer. And that was the beginning and end of the A’s hitting, hltlng edge with the Cards possess- ning Men and Women ing the greater speed afoot. The while Robert Moses Grove’s left-handed twirling was leathered for 23 8»3 Win Over Rollers in Br United Press tighter defense and stouter fight- Is the pitchers’ in two The Cards have beaten the Athletic aces, Grove Matches Following hits games. Game record for the first three the Playoff ing hearts. games and Earnshaw in three games, which does not look so- good for of the World’s scries: The Waterbury Knights of Lith- Reverse Dope nine of St Uila rest of the Mack mound staff. uania tennis teams scored revenge The research department Now It develops the Cards have pitcher,” left field and two and possibly more runs would have been scored. A large crowd witnessed the tilt greatest S. hhlmkus and AV. Shages vs A' ready to bear down and score his and lose his head when which brought io a close another Very little business was discuss- Jake is a quiet, soft-spoken fellow didn't Balanda and P. Zillnskas, 6-3, 6-8, second victory over the Cards, but .successful season in the Chase cir- ed concerning the newly formed K. Jake inssits that, while he did no, 6-0. the triumph didn’t come. excitement was rife. Furthermore, cuit. of L. girls’ and men's basketball A. Libesky and C. Shimkus vs The Cards worked behind the on the when he took the throw, he did touch the league at a held of the have his foot bag A. Gelgot and F. Swasey, 3-6, 6-3. pitching of Burleigh Grimes. He meting committee last night at the Knights as he came into third, which would have retired the side-. But 6-3. came within two hits of scoring runner of Lithuania clubrooms .Owing to P. Yesmentes and A. Kershis vs a no-hit game, and now the Athle- the ruled otherwise. the absence of Rev. John Kripas, umpire J. Swasey and J. March 4-6, 4-6, WEST HAVEN MEETS tims are a long way on the route fans chairman of the newly formed ath- Now, as for Wilson, in the heat of the excitement, the 4- 6. towards becoming the hitless won- letic group, who was called out of a of Halla- Girls’ Singles ders of modern baseball champion- seemed to have that he made marvelous pickup town, It was decided to change the forgotten Miss F. Shages vs Miss A. Adams ship series history. The Cards hit that ball from him ANSONIA ELEVEN meeting night of the committee to han's pitch which hit the dirt. Had gotten away 4-6, 7-5, 5-8. offerings of the great Groves un- Wednesday evening at 7:15 o’clock more serious when came to Miss A. Rugzlis vs F. Stadal- til he was removed from competi- the situation would have been even Bishop at the clubrooms. nink 2-6, 2-6. Ansonia, Oct. 6.—Oft to a win- tion in favor of a pinch hitter who Wilson was in motion toward third base and when he saw a Thirty-five young men have en- bat. Girls’ Doubles ning start in their Initial game failed to hit. Grove had a perfect I rolled in the league so far, and it runner there he threw the ball to Flowers from instinct, guess, Misses F. Shages, and A. Pugz- j of the season the alibi which he was good cport going will remember Farrell and his Saturday at now looks as if the winter lis vs Misses A. Adams and F. Many Waterbury people Johnny enough not to make use of. He sport more than else. Athletic field, Ansonia's Lavender will successfully be staged In anything Stadalink 2-6; 3-6. young lady friend, whose engagement was recently announced. The had a painfully blistered pitching was wild A will soon be No one will that Hallahan’s last pitch to Moore football squad was being put finger. However, he has pitched Brooklyn. meeting deny young couple appeared at the Mattatuck Country Club in August, called for all those members who its and won with slmlliar so what we have to be thankful for is that Moore struck at it. But through paces again yesterday blisters, and where in an exhibition foursome with Leo have enrolled In the circuit, the Johnny played Diegcl afternoon in for the that handicap should not be over- not much interested in We won the game— preparation date of the confab will be an- I am very postmortems. HARTFORD ELEVEN Burke and Golden. It wasn’t a romance of the emDhasired. against Billy Johnny game with the West Haven high nounced next week in the columns is the most Aces Were Trumped ! which important thing. links but of the that turned Farrell of this sporting pag. talking pictures Johnny matrimony- eleven this Saturday. The game, Cards now The have beaten the Girls Active, Too! That LOCALS minded. Here the former open champion and his bride-to-be. Miss one of the hardest on the Laven- number 2 and number 1 men of the It Sometimes Happens Way NEXT FOR der schedule, will be played in this Nine oung ladles have also filed Catherine T. Hush of Old are at Athletics staff. The Cards pitch- their has a small of rooters around these parts Greenwich, Conn, pictured together and is to attract one entries in the K. of L. Girl’ Jake Flowers, who army city expected ers virtually have silenced the bats the Golf N. after the of the crowds of sea- league who are to play their games take the local Washington College alumni into considera- Quaker Ridge Club, Mamaroneck, Y., shortly biggest the of the Mack Snipers, St. Louis -whe» you Hollow Echoes Play son. once a week at the St. Joseph’s Frog announcement of their She was his in a recent center fielder, and, especially In and Foxx, the alert Athletic first baseman seemed to have engagement. partner school hall. Those who have sign- tion, Jimmy Coaches "Art” Stewart and Monday's game here, the National South Ends at Hamilton sericcs of talkies in which he was featured. ed up so fare are: Miss Alice Ad- in the last of the last two games, both of "Ray" Burns to-day expressed have been the bet- figured prominently inning League champs ams, Misses Nellie Dobulaltls. Julia themselves as pleased with the ter defensive club. which the Cards Personally, both young men are popular Park Vaznickas, Connie Jokpbauskas, copped. Sunday Pier went the mile in 2:06 3-4 in showing of their charges in Satur- The blues city club should be- to have been Anna Danlsevage, Anna Packuko- and fast friends as well though they seem op- the second heat, setting a now day's game with Lewis high's come the favorites to go and ac- With victories over the South- nis, Frances Buck, Patricia Jesulal- Both hail from Trotting, Pacing track record for trotting. eleven of Southington. Ansonia quire the if on one another for years and years. Maryland, Sons ot Italy and Middle- champianshlp only tls and Mary Tarbunas. Many more posing ington Margaret Grattan, owned by won 19 to 6. the strength of the 5 to2 victory and Jake from towns 40 miles town South Ends, the local South young ladies are expected to sign Jimoiy from Seidlcrsville Cambridge, Records Broken TV. R. Fleming, Brockton, Mass, yesterday. But the fans believe Ends will make their second ap- the players’ list, and they could used to admire Jake’s sensational won the pacing class in straight Derby vs. Stratford Mack's club recover its bat- apart. Jimmy, so the story goes, the at may easily be accommodated pearance of year Sunday heats, as did Donna Pier in the Derby, Oct. 6.—The Crimson and by plac- was the Danbury, Conn, October 6 —The ting eyes and the outcome is now at for Washington College but not, by way Hamilton park stacking up against ing their names with any of the play shortstop track record for both trotting and trotting class. White squad opens its home season rated as even money in the small work turned in Flowers, the Frog Hollow Echoes of Hart- above girls or handing their names the athlete of the fine by pacing were broken in the open- here Saturday afternoon at Bud- amount of betting recorded. only appreciative ford in an endeavor to roll up and addresses to Manager John Fat Keenan, ing races of the Danbury Flair NAVY dies’ Memorial field against Strat- Every world series game is im- as Galvin, Jake Reiger, Tommy Purcell, Bobby their third consecutive triumph Kairls at the St. Joseph's bowling Jimmy yesterday. In the 2:12 class pace. Annapolis, Md, October 6 — ford high. It will be a regularly portant. Friday's game, after the as a few more to know under the tutelage of Coach Gene alleys, at any time. Cavanaugh. Smiler Kelly Waterbury boys got Margaret Grattan went the mile in (UP) — The Naval Academy foot- scheduled game in the Housatonlc Athletics had won the opener, was former Holy Cross the Seidlersville team, he later Cummings, 2:06 3-4 in each of the first two ball team is in for a week of hard league competition. Derby won its the Cards' big set. Had they lost and like Jake. After Foxx joined High star. grid heats, lowering the previous mark drill in preparation for the game opening game of the season i n that game, acquiring the champion- Jake in the old Eastern Shore League, where a sharp- The locals will LEWIS HIGH PLAYS played against practice to-night of 2:07 1-4, and then in the third with Maryland four days hence. Westport last Saturday, defeating ship by the Athletics would have and at 7:30 o'clock at Hamilton park Athletic scout him up for the minions of Mack, put heat went the mile in 2:06 1-2, The usual light Monday workout the Staples high squad. become amere matter of time. To- NAUGY SATURDAY eyed picked in for con- preparation Sunday’s bettering her previous time. was eliminated in favor of a scrim- day's fourth constitutes Fhll- three world series, while Jake got a break with the Cards eleven game him into flict. The Capitol City In the 2:12 class Donna a scrub team. Shelton vs. Hull trot, mage against Lymun delphia's big test. If the Cards win Naugatuck, Oct. 6—The Lewis let him loose this season. To date they're both opened its season last Sunday on Shelton, Oct. 6.—Coach Karl when the Robins past today, the A's will be faced with school team of their home field losing to the Mid- Tarbell’s and Black high Southington — Orange squad the necessity of winning tomorrow, grandly and why dletown Sons of 13 to 0. will furnish the opposition for going not?_ Italy, w’ill be out-of-town this week, op- veen to keep the series alive. team is Naugatuck high at Recreation The Asylum City however, posing the Lyman Hall team of One for the Book one of the Box Score Three held, Saturday afternoon. Lewis rated as strongest Composite Of Wallingford on in that Grimes' was a Friday victory pitching high is not expected to cause the SOUTH END elevens in the state. town. Shelton its FOOTBALL] dropped first masterpiece. It was two innings Oarnet and Gray much trouble, BOWLING game last week, but is Martin's bat had the World Series Games To Date pointing old, Peper led but the game will help the locals TEAM AIDS FUND for a victory over Lyman Hall. way to the first two of the Car- LEAGUE. for the more important contests CITY ENGINEER’S ST LOUIS dinals runs. Before it was four in- (N. L.) tvlth such teams as Central high Willing to do their bit towards KULMAN ELECTED nings old he had hit a two bagger Capt Byrne* (.1) R ah r h 2b 3b hr tb sb so at po a c av and Warren Harding high of and two more Cardinal runs were Byrnes 95 101 the eause o( Watcrbury s|>ort, liigli, 3b _1 4 0 10 0 0 1 0 1 .250 0 10 1.000 Bridgeport. Coach Peter J. Foley «ft made. Meantime this same Bur- M. Root .73 the South End Athletic Associa- Flowers, 3b 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 3 10 1.000 KILCULLEN NOW will start tomorrow to eliminate Chrlstofferson 03 leigh who twice hit safely FRIARS MANAGER Adams, 3b .. 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 1 0 1.000 the weak spots which were notice- 05 tion voted to donate part of next Grove was back Curtin .2 10 3 turning the Mack the to a fund to Roettgcr, rf 1 1 0 0 4 0 1 .300 2 0 0 1.000 able during practice game with Handicap 5 Sunday's receipts batsmen. Three up and three for of the Watkins, rf 3 4 12 0 0 0 0 0 1 .500 1 0 0 1.000 ON YALE VARSITY the alumni team, Saturday. care injured players In an effort to start the ball roll- down were the A’s in the first three 361 494 301 —1117 Frisch, 2b ... 3 13 14 1 0 0 5 0 0 .308 13 8 0 1.000 City Amateur Baseball League ing early in arranging a 35-game Innings. Bishop, leading off in the Benedict (1) season. Bottomley, lb 3 11 1 2 1 0 0 3 0 1 .181 24 1 0 1.000 Capt. who were hurt this past basketball schedule with leading New Haven, Conn, October *— fourth walked but "died" at first, 03 124 69 276 ir ...3 13 1 2 0 0 0 2 13 .154 0 0 0 Benedict Manager Italph Mnstrlano and New England teams, the Putsic Hafey. 1.000 Yale opened down Cleveland 64 <8 87- 2 45 yesterday preparation then three up and three BOWLING the players agreed to do whut Friars club of the central YMCA Martin, <-f ,..3 II 4 7 3 0 0 10 3 1 .630 4 0 0 1.000 for the of Root 07 02 102 *!91 Georgia game next Sat- times again for the A’s. can to tlielr donation Wilson, v .... 3 11 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 .273 24 2 1 .062 Cairns 05 87 87 279 they help, elected Johnny Kulman, mound ace urdey by drilling the rushline in- Having so far dominated the BROOKLYN A. C. LEAWJE tinnnclal re- Gclbert, ss ... 3 10 0 4 1 0 0 5 0 1 .400 4 14 0 to come from the of the baseball nine, manager of 1.000 tensively under Adam Walsh and championship which they entered 359 377 345—1091 turns of the football game next Derringer, p t 2 0 0 0, 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0 .000 the Team the 1931-31 quintet and George backs, especially in forward as the underdogs, it’s no more I*. Sacco’s (2) .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Capt. Thayer (2) Sunday at Hamilton Park when assistant manager. Johnson, p 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 passing, under Friedman, Keefe 82 95 108— 285 82- Holloway, Benny than natural that the Cards should 74 68 llnllahnn. .. 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 80 80 80— 240 Thayer the South Ends will stack up At the current writing eight p 0 0 2 .000 0 0 0 .000 former Notre Dame and Michigan have the series heroes Average 89 95 99- 283 produced H. Bessette.87 00 02— 272 Hovel Hartford Echoes. ... t 4 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 .500 0 2 0 agnlnst the games are already on the red- Grimes, p 1.000 specialists, respectively. to date. are Pfurr 07 100 117- 311 • They Pepper Martin, 74 8‘J 82— 245 Blades _1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0 .000 Head Coach Mai had J’Anthnoy Scott Smith ....100 01 130- 3*’ 1 gowned boys scheduled, namely, Stevens cenjter fielder; Burleigh Grimes and P. Sacco 89 125 108— 322 Ar- Maneuso 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 Handicap 7 11 Roxbury Prep Reserves, Dr general charge of the strategy, but Will Hallan, pitchers. nold’s Junior varsity. Free Even- there was neither scrimmaging nor That Pepper Man 412 482 470—1304 361 435—1163 TOTAIiS 3 107 » 30 7 0 0 35 4 14 .280 81 30 1 Sacco’s Team 367 Parks Title Game ing high of New Haven. Booth .091 signal rehearsal. The pitchers won their votes by A. 41) Capt. Spencer «1) of New Haven, Ma- Johnny Kllcullen, last year’s In their Bercier 03 87 85— 265 91 210 Preparatory superiority specialties. 80 80 80— ...... 68 101 PHILADELPHIA Average 240 Spencer ter Dolorosa Boy’s club of Holy- (A. L.) stellar freshman tackle, was pro- Martin won his by base running Ruggiere 79 08 86 263 at Fulton Savlno 86 88 76— 250 oke, New Britian Boy’s club and ah h hr so moted to the varsity, making 24 Whitlock 05 04 105 294 Sunday E r lb 3b tb sb av |x> a c av and with his bat. Here's his bat passaro .100 95 01— 286 YMCA. members of the or first Browne 07 97 0i 291 Wlllimantlc Bishop. 2b 3 13 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 .077 2 11 0 1.000 Blue, record of 777 for three games: A. Sacco.108 97 96— 301 of a the The toss coin decided The Frairs volleyball team will Haas, of. 3 13 1 2 1 0 0 3 0 2 .154 7 0 0 1.000 string, squad. Kllcullen may dis- AB. R. H. 339 390 379—1108 site of the championship baseball workout at the central Y place either of the veteran tackles, 467 447 428—1342 tonight Cooliran, c .. 3 0 2'2 0 0 0 2 0 2 .222 14 0 0 1.000 First Game .4 0 3 next afternoon which Wilbur Team Capt Reynold* <1) game Sunday at 6:30 o'clock under the direction Simmons, If 3 12 2 2 0 0 2 8 0 2 .107 7 0 9 1.000 Johnny or, Arthur Hall. Second Game .3 2 2 Coamay’s (1) Reynolds 80 72 88— 24o will carry to the winner the pen- of while Coach Walsh, who scouted the Average 80 80 80— 240 captain George Holloway 1 b .... 3 8 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 2 .375 37 1 0 1.000 Third Game .4 2 2 297 Foxx, F. Bessette _ 95 87 94— 276 Reynolds .100 87 110— nant of the Public Parks League, initial basketball will Georgia eleven in Athens Satur- the practice, rf .... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 o ooo 87 92— 297 Miller, 11 2 2 2 .182 5 i .... 87 88 04— 269 Harnlck .118 which wound its sea- are Danlsavage up regular be held a week from tonight at the 0 day. said that the Southerners Totals 114 Stiklius .113 112 91— 316 Dykes, 3b ... 3 8 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 .250 2 7 0 1.000 I 7 Jamele .101 92 91— 284 son in a triple tie. The North stronger than last season. same hour. ss 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 5 .222 4 13 0 1.000 Compare his record of 11 turns Conway .129 112 81— 322 and C. are Williams, 411 358 381—1150 Squares Hopeville A. 7 Grove. .. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 .000 0 0 0 .000 and hits with the 12 and 2 re- the two remaining clubs which will |> 492 459 440—1391 Capt Colby. Sr (2) 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 2 0 cord made by AI Simmons, A's left meet at Fulton Park at 2 o’clock Karnsliavv, |> 1.000 CLAIRMONTS MEET McGrath's Team Colt*y. Sr 81 81 70— 232 fielder and American Double plays—Bishop to Williams to Earnshaw, with Street giving the Ryan. Henry Santopietro, Roger ers were recently defeated by a Lrftnii' Team (1) Foxx, Bottoniley unassisted, Frisch to Gelbert to Bottoniley, Gelbert Hills Work Out nod to Hallahan. Collucci 72 84— 233 400 482 439—1321 | LaVigne, A1 Shugrue and Thomas narrow margin by the Cleveland 77 to Frlseli to Base on balls—Off off Hallahun 92 Auto Parts CO Sullivan. Nationals. These teams have Oc- Bottoniley. Derringer 3, Garvey 111 97— 300 | GAMES Dumschott 86 97 90— ....88 92 90— 270 8 Novem- 7, off Earnshaw 1, off Grove 1, off Grimes 4, off Mahaffey 1. Struck The Walnut Hills will hold a FOOTBALL WANTED 273 L. Caprlau tober 25, November and 99 87 95— Ceslaro 80 80 80— 240 ARMY out—By Derringer 9, by Grove 9, by Johnson 2. by Hallahan 8, by practice session to-night at Fulton The Hartford South End Juniors Kopicxh 281 ber 15 open. Managers please Loftua .104 117 120— 341 91 113 84— 283 — Grimes Hits—Off 11 In 7 for would like to book with any Grella West Point, N. Y., October 6 write to M. Leuschneh. 132 West Earnshaw 5, by 5. Derringer innings, off Park at 0:30 in preparation games Giovennell .... 97 97 88— 280 — off Groves 23 In 17 off with team in averaging 125 (UP) The Army eleven was 31st New N. Y. Johnson 0 in 2 innings, innings, Hallahun 3 In their coming game Sunday Waterbury 453 489 486—1428 Carroll 98 114 101— 313 street, York, are out today in preparation for Sat- 9 Innings, off Earnshaw 6 in 8 innings, off Grimes 2 in 9 Innings, off the West Ends of Bristol In the pounds. Only Sunday games Martina's Team (1) scheduled for its first hard work- on 1 In 1 Loft on St Louis 24. Bell Louie DlLeo re- desired. For games address Joe 100— 454 496 453—1393 talk, after which the Cubs put Mahaffey Inning. bases—Philadelphia 20, City. Manager Poplkas 77 93 270 with State. Grimes. all to D'Ambrosio. 641 Wethersfield ave- Cherry 99 98 90— 287 Headline's <2* urday's game Michigan an exhibition of the westerners' Wild Pitch—Hallahan. Winning pitchers—Grove, Hallahan, quests players bring along 2-2671 between 82 89 114— 285 75 70— 227 Yesterday’s workout was limited play for the benefit of the first Losing Pitchers—Derringer, Earnshaw, Grove. their helmets this evening as he nue, or telephone Daly Parsuzzela Lasky .113 107 89— 309 .103 80 89— 272 to calisthenics and a blackboard string intends to have them painted. 7 and 8p. m. Brady players. Martino .100 117 94— 111 Morse 77 107 102— 286 81 110 119— 310 Palzer 471 504 487—1412 89 109 92- 290 Joe Paiooka Foul Bv Ham Fisher Capozzl Carrell's Tram (2) Proulx 96 108 109— 308 425 488 472—1335 Kasemekas. 81 101 115— 297 Radiator