GOOD MORNING ERNIE WHITE WINS 6TH IN 7 DAYS Caddies XXX X XX. x X * *** XX* GLENWARD BLOMME CARDS’ SOUTHPAW By Davis To Fast Card but the Stage causes them to be that way, Pugs know what — Tonight I don’t 13TB WIN Camp CAPTURES ■—r either the _ golfing clan can think up the craziest ideas. It is over a score or a missed putt - sun or the lack of sleep high Leaders Have Won VALUABLE CARD war League By JackjSords Davis Nine And won a match. Over in the LAFRANCE PLANS which would have England Six of PepsisT had to con- Four in Row and has taken most of the caddies so the Britishers to Amer- Last Eight Starts coct some remedy for the situation. It has spread TWELVE FIGHTS Meet In Tom 1 Twilight for w_ Game ica more for publicity purposes than necessity. named Niblick, Burrell, British pro, has a trained rabbit, CHICAGO. Aug. 4.—Wh-Ernie Moore, Kozole, Eberle, McClellan and Inaugurating something new in White. rookie ace of which scampers after balls, 24-yea^-old LOUIS baseball in Wilmington, the Camp St. Louis Cardi- CACOi/4AU#. Wallace Head Second the pace-getting — a Middlesex golfer, J. CAPTAi/4 AT MIS’ Davis baseball club and the Pepsi UNKNOWN and IS nals. pitched his sixth victory in SCORES a FIVE-MILE RACE ses-fi Ai'frt&'ireMrr Fight Program Cola team meet in a Snyder, has trained baby 17 days today, turning back the will game spo-rs donkey, Bogie, to carry his weak-hitting Chicago Cubs for a at Legion Stadium Wednesday eve- UPSET IN bags (and perhaps to bray PLANNED AT DAVIS 4 to 2 triumph. Some of the cleverest boxers ning at 6 o’clock, daylight saving TENUIS a The fireball southpaw al- when an misses young ever to display meir' wares in an time. opponent to reach South Another has a lowed the sixth-place Cubs American shortputt). golfer A five mile cross country race, army camp w'.U highl gh* Camp Since the beginning of daylight Champion the course home in the fourth inning duck trailing him around only there is so much more Eliminated in open to all soldiers on the post, Davis’ secoid allstar boxing saving time “Fore!” and dig balls out and noboby reached second base Eastern to cluck will be held at Camp Davis on daylight time available that the One couple has a after that. Babe Dahlgren opened matches this eveuirg. A tea tine of Grass Courts Tournev of a sand trap. Labor it was an- idea of playing late afternoon Day, Sept. 1, a walk after chimpanzee, named Jigs, who the fourth by drawing the card w'l be the pet nounced yesterday as organization tengtier.ing games was born; it being the cool- all he can do to tote his own two were out. Clyde McCullough RYE, N. has a call for of several bouts from the rounds est time of day for baseball. Y„ Aug. athletic officers issued scored 4.-!fl_Nip bags around the fairways. singled and Lou Stringer teen-year-old red head distance runners. to four, six and eight rounds, giving The Pepsi team and the soldiers Ear] Cod- On They Go both runners with a long double el!, virtually unknown in Each regiment will be allowed have met twice before this season, big.%! On Santa Catalina Island they to left field. the spectators even more thrills. tennis, pulled the to enter 10 men in the race. The each having won one game, and only upset"', sometimes use wild mountain Thereafter the Cubs had to be The fact that Camp Davis boasts the Eastern Grass Court hill and trophy and the first and second this next game will be the rubber Char goats to lug clubs over content with' three scattered sin- an unusual array of boxers, bot' pionships at Westchester men across the finish line will re- between these two fast counts man has a dog, a total of teams. dale. One gles, White striking out professional and amateur, can b« club today by whipping to chase ceive individual awards. Lieuts. Bachelor and Wicker are Francis;, Raggs, who has learned eight batters. The decision gave treed to the selective service act. Segura, of Ecuador, 1939 them from the in charge of the Camp team and South balls and retrieve him a record of 13 wins and hree In addition to som hard American champion, in a punching their have met with un- seccrj but never touches a ball in charges round rough, Frank and losses for the season. regular army men, the post is well match, 7-5, 6-1. Florida comes to the Crespi usual success in games played play. Paul Erickson, another fast ball stocked with boxers who proved Bobby Riggs of Clinton, S. C front with another publicity stunt Out lately. They have on their squad seeded Gilbert Are artist, went the distance for the their ability before entering the number one, played rath* as caddies. some of the outstanding talent by using girls Cubs and also masterful listlessly as he turned back pitched army. from the Davis j"^ That is not so good for it is bound v Of Cubs* Lineup among Camp per- R. of ball except for the third inning Gray, Richmond Hills, x mind on some Much has been said of the wind sonnel. to get the golfer’s Cards scored all their Y., 6-1, 6-2 in his first round when the match between Eddie Kozole matcV other subject but the business at CHICAGO, 4.—UP)—The Na- up This club is the Post team and National Aug. runs. Singles Champion Dos hand. Such pulchritude! .... tional St. Louis and Ray Eberle, each of whom the members are drawn from its McNeill league leading White himself started the assault of Oklahoma City, Wc, One tired business man uses a the services for to- has on army win to his credit several his Cardinals lost Lane walked. Terry Moore forced regiments. first round match from Mans special caddy-car to carry him at of Frank Crespi, but the 11 ether bouts on tonight’, Kent of day, least, White at third, but Harry Hopp The''Pepsi club, managed by Bethlehem, Ps., 6-1, from tee to tee. Jumping schedule looit almost as their brilliant voung se nna base Lake. John Mize promising. Skeet James and coached Third seeded Frank S, Kovac' camel is singled to score by over into Egypt the who was knocked uncon- There will be battles in every divi of a man, a Harry L. Smith, won the first half Oakland, Calif., did bit ti into as for followed with single, scoring brought play carry-all scious when he was struck on the sion from 120 pounds to heavy- clowning during the match Moore. Stringer booted Enos flag in the Cape Fear loop anjl with equipment as well as players. to David of face by a batted ball heiore scor- weight. is considered one of the fastest Johnson Washington, D, one man broke the monotony Slaughter’s grounder, Hopp But with the Cubs as he went on to win day’s game Chicigc third on the Frenchy LaFrance, boxing in clubs produced in this area in the C., 6-2,6-i; by using a regular caddie and an ing and Mize going to The accident occurred during in structor at the camp, points with last several years. less than a half hour. autogiro to hop from rough to potential double play ball. Erick- field practice. Crespi nned his pric* to the speedy Wallace Speedy Frank Shields, of New York, fr, rough with little effort. One son struck out Martin Marion and The starting lineups of-both clubs head toward the plate after McClellan a semifinal mer National Singles caddie in Portland, Oregon, got tuning Gus Mancuso grounded out. contest, will be announced tomorrow by champ:-*, a throw from the outfield, -ust in bout of six rounds. Wallace and disposed of Ed Alloo of Berkelr the jump on his fellow workers Erickson allowed only four sin- team managers, and will compose * time to each a line drive from is An McClellan are colored selectees Calif.. 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. by purchasing a diving helmet with gles after that decisive splurge the strongest aggregation from he bat of Lonnie Warneke who had rec In the women’s singles the see;, which he retrieves balls from wa- pitcher route. ACgAMOAlGr outstanding boxing their rosters. who ^ ed all came a was batting to the infield. oui'FietoeRS ords as civilians. players through the ter hazards and makes living The Cards now have won four No admission charge will be was carried from the -- first round without incident. Gloria too. If can find anything or Crespi i/4 11939 M& All of the on the first you in a row and six of their last eight fights made and a capacity crowd is Evans of crazier than this field, and was replaced in th| upper Montclair, N. 1, anybody any starts, exclusive of a tie with PlD/i^ PftOP^ Cc.mp avis card were three expected. 1 lineup infielder advanced to the third round to- of please let me know. starting by utility 'n the game golf Brooklyn. 1 6AU* founds length. Increasing with Blitzkrieg! Eddie Lake. The extent of Crespi’s Pi// gether Mary Jane Metca'i ST. LOUIS— AbKH O A distance is warranted, it was ex fighters intensify their training of injury was not determined imme 1 Denver. Shirley Catton of Ala.