Threat in Western By of the favorites in the west- Eddie Ash ONEern amateur golf title play Indianapolis Times Sports this year is Billy Howell and south- Gullible Rookies Have Not Vanished ern links fans are sure to see some high-class driving and putting m * m when he competes in the tourney at Pytlak Cleveland Supplies Laughs JULY 24, 1933 PAGE Memphis this week The annual of INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY, 12 struggle started today. r bijr league PI J''HE ELMER THE GREAT type of rookie was Finally to have passed out of baseball, but it seems Field Launches Here’s the New Swimming Queen Put supposed Record Hoosiers •> that Cleveland has turned up with an unsophisticate the writers of diamond fiction and movie scenarios has missed. Play in Women's Golf on Brakes at Toledo He is Frank Pytlak, the dandy little catcher who served terms in the International League and American Associa- High Despite Fem- Pound tion and was thought graduated from the jrullible “bush” Enthusiasm at Pitch Heavy Rain as Indians Rally After Losing Two and Out 20 Hits stajfe. The “tall jfrass” cropped out on him, however, when inine State Tourney Opens at Highland: Defending in Second Game Sunday: Daglia and Chapman he first visited New York with the Clevelanders. Champ Awaits Match Action Tuesday. Shine: Finale on Today. a a a a a a was assigned to a room with Willie Kamm, veteran third BY DICK MILLER By T-mi-t Bprrinl With a record entry of 119 the annual Indiana 24—Red Killefer's Indians made a mighty comeback PYTLAKsarker and the hall club was quartered on the thirty-third floor of players, twelfth TOLEDO. July Women's Golf got today over the Sunday bill, win- a New York cloudscraper hostelry Kamm informed the rookie that the Association state championship under way against the Toledo Hens in the second half of twin Highland Golf Club links. Shedding that poured forth twenty hits. It was high time the Tribesmen hotel earned guests free on the elevator to the eighth floor, but charged and Country skies ning. 15 to 1. by pounding out much-needed rain failed of the links queens something in a big way. They lost to the O'Neill past inters a ' fee of 10 rents above that Pytlak took the bait and on going a to dampen the enthusiasm accomplished "lift beating in the first tilt of to his room got out on the eighth floor and walked up the many addi- and they took to the fairways prepared to battle the elements. Saturday night. 3 to 0. and also took another champion qualify Jack Tising hard help the Hoo- tional High*, to the thirty-third. The Cleveland manager got wind of Taking advantage of her rights as defending to 1 the Sabbath attraction. 10 to 5. tried to Bend, winner in of the Hens kept the attack the Joke and put the rookie wise. automatically. Mrs Penn G. Skillern of South 1932. sat sier cause Saturday, but Winegarner Tribe the club veranda and the strive for the remaining smothered. a a a a a a on watched others fifteen places in the championship flight and other places in the remain- The Hens combed Turner and Logan for fifteen blows in the first also told Pytlak that New York gangsters were in control of ing flights. Mrs. Skillern claimed the No. 1 position in the match play struggle Sunday, while the Hoosiers got ten ofT Lawson. Healey and KAMM. the city and that it was customary to pay of! the hoodlums when- bracket, but waived her chances to capture the beautiful prize goes Powers walloped homers for the Hens. The Indians jumped ofT to n ever they for a collection." veteran thst asked For instance, the informed to the medalist today There were no withdrawals today. flying start by scoring four runs in the initial inning, but were overtaken his busher roomie that the big outlaws were in the habit city of hooking Match play in an me mgnis win in the third and never were in the money after that. Turner folded and each member of the Cleveland club for $5 for room protection," and open Tuesday at 8:30 and from then was retired in the sixth. that if the sum wasn't paid, they would invade rooms and tear up any- on through Friday there will be golf The Hoosiers were embnrrased by thing loose and confiscate personal baggage Pytlak fell hard for that Star Stables action galore, matches, medal rounds the whipping they suffered in the one. too. and forked over five bucks. The lad knows his way around now for second day losers, putting con- bargain attraction opener and they and not only is one of the most popular players on the team, but has tests. mixed foursomes, all designed At Toledo Sunday were not long in cutting loose with been promoted to first string catcher. Perhaps it paid him to be dumb to give the entrants a full week of a powerful attack in the nigh*cap after all. Dade Park at golf. spitball pitcher. Sothoron 0 5 0 0 thoroughbreds for the allow clubs to slip and shots to be Wingard. lb 4 0 There was no the Hoo- was more than a spitball pitcher in his day. He had devious ways of than 500 Coonev. cf. 3 o l 6 0 o stopping twenty-flve-day meeting at the missed. Moreover, some water on Beriore. 3b 4 0 0 1 0 0 siers after they got under way and what hall players call "mussing up" a baseball to make it perform Angley, c 4 0 2 2 1 0 track, between Hender- the greens made putting more diffi- 0 2 0 before the curtain fell they had the strange pranks. Umpires tossed out of the game many new balls Dade park Turner, p ...3 0 0 it was cult. The contestants were allowed Logan, p . 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hens hanging on the ropes chasing marred by peculiar defects when son. Kv.. and Evansville. Ind.. (1 Sothoron was on the slab the Chapman . 1 0 0 0 0 announced by the Dade Park Jockey to clean their pellets on greens base hits Pete Daglia was a com- a a a a a a of casual water. Totals S 10 24 10 l Club. The meeting opens Aug. 12. and to lay back 37 plete puzzle to the Toledo sluggers, I Chapman batted for Logan in ninth. S story as a pitcher is a strange one. when he came up Sept. 9. j held them to seven hits and con- to continue through New Champ Forecast TOLEDO SOTHORONto the Browns in 1914. he was recognized as one of the richest tributed to the Tribe attack with a high class field was indicated AB R H O A E prizes ever found. Besides his sweeping spitter he had a good fast ball, A The first social function will take home run and single with the announcement that among Montague, ss 2 0 0 3 2 0 a curve, rontrnl and change of pace. But he could not field his position. place tonight when the annual din- Reis. 2b 5 0 0 33 0 Glenn Chapman led the violent the reservations are Mrs. Payne will be held in the beautiful Power*. If 5 2 2 3 0 0 On bunts or easy taps hit straight at him ne lost his bearings. The ner 0 Indian assault with four hits in Whitney's stables. Jack Middleton Troskev. rs ..... 5 2 3 2 0 six word go around and the boys started bunting on him. 1920. a year clubhouse at 6:30 with an early ad- Detore. 3b 5 4 33 3 1 chances, including a homo run and In head from Latonia, 0 1 in which he won twenty games, Sothoron's fielding average with fourteen journment to permit a good night’s | Lenore Kight Sweenev lb 3 1 2 8 double Tile Tribe outfie’der bat- was .313. the LafToon and horses West, cif 4 0 1 3 0 0 the lowest ever recorded by a regular pitcher. and Yeiser rest before the players cross mashies ! Henley c 4 1 2 2 1 0 ted in three runs, the sam* number the care of T TAIL to the new queen of the , attle girl, was America’s greatest 0 0 0 from Kentucky under in match play Tuesday morning. Lawson, p 4 0 2 over by Daglia. a a a a a a * driven tlie plate -*• Kight, woman swimmer. Roscoe Goose. The consensus of the boys who waves, Lenore 20- Totals 37 10 IS 27 9 2 Sigafoos and Cooney each weighed Browns gave up on Sothoron eventually and he was shunted to When Muss Madison turned follow the game is that 1933 will see (Pa.) Indianapolis ...... 4on non noi year-old Homestead girl, professional, sixteen of the seven- in with three safeties, two of Coo- the Red Sox. then to the Cleveland Indians. Tris Speaker gave ROCHESTER maybe . 030 10 THE CRABTREE TO anew champion crowned, whose swimming in Toledo .032 11 x ney’s going lor two bases and ' Sig- up trying to the fielding fault year’s spectacular teen world's free style records correct after a trial and in 1922 By 7 mi-* S/ riul not anew champion crowned, may- Runs batted in Sigafoos. Cooney. Ang- git*" also slapped out one Sothoron accepted a transfer Louisville. the national women’s champion- were credited to her. Today Miss lev. Sweeney -2i. West ■3 *. Lawson double. to Branch Rickey, who as ST. LOUIS. July 24.—Este! Crab- be not anew on? but a different Healey Callaghan Two-base Kight had broken five of the '3'. Powers. Six Doubles. manager of the Browns in 1914 had discovered Sothoron. was unwilling outfielder, formerly of Cin- They figure ships at Jones Beach. N. Y., es- hit Detore. Three-base hit Lavne Home Two Homers tree. one. Mrs. Penn G. Seattle girl's records, —Healey. Sarriflres Cooney to believe that such an evil could he purchased won six of runs Powers. not corrected. He the cinnati and Columbus, has been re- Skillern of South Bend is not bat- tablished her as a real marvel. Montague Sweenev Double plays Reis to Tilt' Indians collected six doubles her championships and gives Indianapolis, g. pitcher for the Cardinals in 1924. Rickey gave him a special course in leased by the St. Louis Cardinals to ting them good enough this year Sweenev Left on bases in addition to tlie two homers to fielding Until Miss Kight's rapid develop- every promise of wiping every one Toledo. 7. Base on balls Otf Lawson. 2; bunts, and Sothoron. in 1924. became one of the few pitchers on an I.awson, 1; the Rochester Internationals to repeat. ment since the Olympic games. of her rival's records off the oft Turner. 2. Struck out—Bv boost their extra-base total. To- in the National Leagle to record a perfect fielding average! optional agreeement. bv Logan. 2 Hits OfT Turner. 12 in 5 ledo called on three hurlcts, Nekola, All-Star Threesome H-'lene Madison, the husky Se- books. innings more out in sixthi; ofT Logan 3 in 3 innings Losing pitcher Turner Um- Barhman and Twogood. but it made These same fellows will tell you pires— Deyormer and Johnson. lime—- no difference to the of Killc- -1:44. Men that the first threesome that left fer in that game. They hit about Hendrick's Pinch Homer Aids Cub the tee today to lead therecord field ♦ Results ♦ (Second flame) everything tossed in their direction. around the course contained the Standings and I INDIANAPOLIS The series was to be b-ought to champion and probably the runner- AB R H O A E a close with a single genie this up. It consisted of Miss Elizabeth AMEIMCAN ASSOCIATION Layne. If ® ■* * 3 2 and the will leave Results Yesterday T*(i ss ,501120J afternoon Indians Dunn, who won in 1926. '27 and '3O. W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. 0 0 Drive; Toledo 49 50 435 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Chapman, rs . 6 3 4 1 for Columbus tonight 'o begin a Columbus. 60 35 631 N. Y. \ankees Back in Lead * favorite this Sigafoos. 2b and a pr?-tourney Minn 56 45 555 Louisville 45 53 459 (First Game> J 0n 0n 0o 0o three-day stand with the league- St. Paul. 56 47 .544 Milwaukee 40 55 421 White. 2b 0 0 BY JACK CUDDY kees won from the Indians by the nine-run rally in the eighth en- year; Miss Alice Belle English, Milwaukee . 004— 13 0 ■Wingard. lb 5 2 2 11 1 leading Red Birds on Tuesday. The A INDPLS .. 49 47 510 Kan. C 40 63 388 020 020 8 J>0 United I'rm Staff Correspondent young Lafayette player, who has Minneapolis 201 030 010— 713 4 Cooney, cf 6 2 3 4 0 Tribesmen identical score, 8 to 1. enabling the abled Detroit to down Washington 6 2 2 1 1 0 will return home Friday been the last Braxton. Pressnell and Young: Vanden- Beriore 3b NEW YORK. July 24.—The sec- Yanks to take the American League 12 to 8. dropping the Senators to runner-up two years, AMERICAN LEAGUE berg. Riddle, c 5 0 to battle Louisville in a night fea- Holsclaw and Glenn & 2I^2”020 lead from as the Sen- the Tigers and Miss Dorothy Gustafson, South W. L. Pet. W L. Pet. Daglia. p ■• • 1 ture. Chicago Cubs o! the Na- Washington, second place and boasting New York 473 (Second Game. 8 innings; 6 o'clock Law.' ond-place 57 33 633 Chicago 43 48 0 ators last one game to Detroit. from sixth to fourth position. Bend city champion, who toured the Wash 56 33 623 Cleveland 44 50 468 Milwaukee 000 000 OO— 0 3 2 Total* 50 15 20 27 8 advanced to within Phlla tional League Yanks sent the The Chicago White Sox dropped Highland links one stroke under 47 43 522 Boston 40 50 444 Minneapolis 000 500 00— 5 6 0 TOLEDO The Ferrell to Detroit .. 44 48 .478 St. L 35 61 365 two games of the leading New York showers the fifth place when beaten women's par 79s on Friday and Coffman. Caldwe 1 and Bengough; Ben- ! AB R H O A E twice at end of the fifth, with a notch to with ton and Henline. bv beating the Phillies Montague, ss . .5 0 1 1 3 0 Giants six runs. Lou Gehrig contributed twice by Boston. 6 to 2. and 7 to 2. Saturday. Par is 80. NATIONAL LEAGUE Curry and 3 to 1. while the Reis. 3b Takes Sunday. 9 to 5 his nineteenth homer A1 Simmons made three hits, in- There are three ex-champs and W L. Pet W. L Pet. iFirst Garnet Powers. If 441J1220 1 0 0 0 with two 4 Gia*t ts beat New York 53 36 .536 St. L 46 45 506 City Troskv. rs 0 0 0 0 0 aboard. Dixie Walker made a homer cluding a homer, in the opener, but the defending champ in the field. Kansas . 010 030 100— 5 10 3 2 Brooklyn. 8 to 5. Chlcaeo 53 40 570 Cinn 41 52 441 St. Paul 040 000 02X— 6 7 0 Detore. 2b 4 0 1 .? 8 in the fourth in the nightcap. The the Red Sox clicked off five runs Mrs. Skillern. Miss Dunn. Mrs. Pitts . 49 43 .533 Brooklvn 37 50 .425 Sweeney, lb 3 0 2 14 0 0 The Cubs Boston 47 45 511 Phila 37 52 .416 Blackwell and Gaston; M Thomas and Rhtel. cf 0 0 0 0 1 2 RiN er Swim Yanks finished their home stand in the fifth. In the second game. Hilliff Drayer Snyder of Ft. Wayne, Giuliani. . 3 0 0 2 0 0 downed the (Second West, cf with twelve victories and five de- George Pipgras allowed ten hits, champion in 1924. and Mrs. Ben C. Garnet Reiber. c 4 0 16 10 Phillies in the Games Today Kansas Cltv 002 220 000— 6 10 2 Nekola. p 0 0 0 0 0 0 feats. Cleveland dropped to sixth but kept them scattered, and Chi- of Meridian Hills, p 0 0 0 2 0 opener when Stevenson win- St. Paul 203 001 001— 7 12 1 , Rachman. .2 By Spr, ini place. cago contributed two errors. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Winegarner 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tiinrf Hend- ner of the first match play tourna- M. Brown and Brenzel. Gaston: Newkirk Twogood. p 1 0 0 0 0 0 Harvey INDIANAPOLIS at Toledo and Fenner. NOBLESVILLE. Ind., July 24 pinch ment in 1922. Louisville at Columbus rick's Kansas Citv Minneapolis. Totals ... 35 1 7 27 17 5 at • First Garnet Indiana-Kentucky A A U. swim in nomer with the Milwaukee at St Paul Winegarner fctted for Bachman in Louisville 000 000 300— 3 7 0 seventh. White river Sunday was won oases loaded Columbus 032 030 02x—10 10 1 by - Now Fourth as AMERICAN LEAGUE ... .181 001 112 15 drove in four Equipoise Is Indianapolis Curry. university (two McKain. Hatter and Thompson; Lee and non Curtis Indiana runs in the Indiana Drops Washington at Philadelphia Barnes'. Delancey. Toledo . 000 nin l Onlv Barnes scheduled. (Second Game) batted In Chapman '3v Daglia student. The race was held at tenth, Runs and Pat Louisville * 31. Sigafoos Wingard i2i. Coonev <2 >. 000 001 001— 2 8 1 (lore hits Riverwood, north of Nohlesville, Malone s five- Yankee Turf Money W inner NATIONAL LEAGUE Columbus 060 010 OOx— 7 11 1 Be '2'. Riddle De'ore Two-base j Ticket Prices —Sigafoos. Montague. Coonev i2i Lavne hit flinging gave No Barnes scheduled. Weinert. Hatter and Erickson; Teachout Bedorc Three-bnse hit Bwe- Curry covered the two and one-half and Deiancey. Chapman. them the sec- nev. Home runs Chapman Daglia Stolen mile course in 37 minutes 50.2 sec- llendrirk bases Lavne. Chapman. Left on bases nnd. The Giants Bii I nitrrt Pri M Arlington handicap, was worth $9,- Bp I nitril Prr* AMERICAN LEAGUE Indianapolis, in. Toledo. 9 Bate on balls onds. Ned Hilinan, Hoosier Athletic -OfT Daglia. 2; off Bachman. 2 Struck from behind with a seven- July Whit- 260. July (First Gamei Club. Indianapolis, second, just came CHICAGO. 24—C. V. BLOOMINGTON. Ind., 24. Major Leaders out Bv Daglia. 3: bv Nekola. 2: bv Bach- was run spurt in the ninth to down ney's Equipoise, which won the Ar- C. V. Whitney's horse, which ran The second reduction of football Chicago 100 000 100 2 7 2 man. 1: by Twogood 1 Hits Off Nekola four-tenths of a second back of the Brooklyn. lington Saturday, Boston 001 050 OOx— 6 11 2 5 in 1 2-3 innings, oil Bachman. 8 In 5 1-3 handicap today the mile and a quarter in 2:02 3-5 prices at Indiana university has innings off Twogood, 6 in 2 innings Los- winner. LEADING BATTERS Lyons. Wyatt. Faber and Gtube Berrv: Cincinnati replaced Brooklyn at was the fourth largest money win- under impost of 135 pounds, will ing pitcher Nekola Umpires Johnson an been announced by Z. G. Clevenger, G AB R H Pet. H. Johnson and R. Ferrell. James Coon. Indiana university, by beating Pittsburgh. and Dcvormer. Time i 59, sixth position ner on the American turf and the make his next start at Saratoga director of athletics. Seats for the Klein. Phillies 89 .359 59 131 .365 (Second Gamei : was third Eighteen competed. Mar- fey Foxx. Athletics 88 330 82 119 .3606 6to 1. and 6to 4 Chick Ha hit fifth largest in the world with a and then return to for opener Chicago 000 020 000 - 2 10 2 SATURDAY NIGHT GAME will Chicago against Miami university Simmons. White S 91 380 63 137 .3605 Indianapolis 000 ion Niles. Indianapolis Athletic doubles six tries for the Reds, $294,830. Boston 202 020 Olx— 7 11 0 000 000 0 7 2 five in total of the Hawthorne Gold Cup event next will be $1 plus 10 cents tax. Re- Cronin. Senators 89 353 60 125 354 Toledo . 001 010 Olx 3 8 1 Club, won the open mile swim for eight victories in retired, Devis. Phillies. 83 300 30 103 343 Kimsey. Heving and Berry; Pipgras and Tising and Anglev; Winegarner and giving Cincinnati Sun Beau, now tops the month. Watch Him was second served seats, including boxes, will I*. Ferrell. gills in 27 minutes 43 2-5 HOME KINS Healev. seconds. nine starts. lust with $376,744 followed by Pliar Saturday and Gallant Sir third. be sold for $2 plus 20 cents tax. Foxx. Athletics. .. 37 Klein Phillies 18 Detroit Boston split a twin bill with St. Lap. Gallant Fox. Zev and Equi- Berger. 000 002 091—12 17 1 A similar cut was made in the Ruth. Yankees . 24 Braves.... 17 Washington . 023 000 111— 8 12 2 Louis, the Cardinals blanking the Saturday, Gehrig. Yankees. 19 poise. Equipoise's victory ' ticket prices last year, the best seats Rowe. Sorrell. Bridges and Hayworth; 12 0, in the rst Braves. to behind his fourth straight this year, in the having previously sold for $3. Stu- Weaver. McAfee. Whltehtll. Burke. Camp- Carleton's seven-hit pitching, bell and SeweU McGuire Downs Mitchell in Tex McQuinn First dents will be able to see all home but losing the second. 2 to 1. when games for $6. (First Game! called the end of the Feminine Net it was at RHODIUS CAPTURES Cleveland 000 000 001— 1 6 1 sixth because of rain. at Frankfort New York 020 060 OOx— 8 8 1 Close Public Links Battle The hoodoo "100" hovers over the CITY SWIM HONORS Squad W. Ferrell. Bean and Pvtlak. Allen and Independent and Amateur Named Dickey. head of Wes Ferrell, ace flinger of (Second Gamei well-balanced Rhodius park Rii f 'nitril Prmt the Cleveland Indians Since Wes A Gossip Cleveland 000 001 000— 1 7 1 John McGuire, Coffin course star, hole meant nothing but victory for FRANKFORT. Ind, July Baseball Notes, Bit f'nHtii Prrtr New York 300 122 OOx— 8 11 0 became a regular with Cleveland swimming team scored 71 points to 24 battled his way to the champion- McGuire But big Dave slipped aiW five Harry Indianapolis, NEW YORK. July 24.—Coincident Hildebrand C Brown and Mvatt. Mae- more than win the city recreational depart- McQuinn. won Favden and Dickey. ship of the local public links play- sent his tee shot over the green Mc- ■ ' LEONS WIN LEAGUE TILT with today's arrival of English years ago. he won ment's meet at Ellenberger pool the twenty-five-mile automobile the ers Sunday with a 2 up victory over Guire was on fourteen feet away Leon Tailoring trounced Sholtv Motors. 1 Wightman cup team, the United 99 games, but he r Sunday. Westlake was second with speedway 9 to 5. Sunday at Brookstde park In a Mu- Philadelphia and St. Louis not sched- Dave Mitchell. South Grove ace. in down safely win the hole , race at Frankfort Sunday. and to can't seem to turn scored 21 for niciplf League tiite An estimated crowd States Lawn Tennis Association an- uled. a 36-hole match at Coffin title. V\s 49 and Ellenberger Ted Salav. South Bend, was sec- of 2,500 watched the contest. After the nounced the American squad which and in the 100th vic- third The girls' relay proved to be Sholtv nine had scored four runs in the NATIONAL LEAGUE McGuire reached the final match ond. and opening inning McCracken took up the will play the invaders in the tory Six straight a feature when Fay of West- W. M. Lewis. Indianapolis, (First Garnet dog in the semi- Miller pcching for the Tailors and allowed but international after another fight SARAZEN IN P. G. A. attempts have Rhodius Hal Bend, one run and hits the of the eleventh annual Boston 000 000 000— 7 lake passed Clara West of third. Jennnings. South five remainder 0 2 finals where he was forced to go the It-il Timm Ferrell's game, while his mates pounded the pitch- women's dual match at Forest Hills. St. Louis 031 051 02x—12 12 0 Sptrinl failed. on the third and Capitola Stew- ing entire 18 holes Saturday afternoon leg and Ted Hartley. Roachdale. di- of Howard and Pavne for a total of Cantwell. Mangum. R. Brown ROCHESTER N Y. July 24- record for the beautiful eighteen safeties The hitting of Harel- Aug. 3 and 5. Falienstin. Die art of Rhodius made a vided the two five-mil° elimination Headed Helen Wills Moody five and Hogan. Hargrave: Carleton and O Far- at Riverside to down young wood. Collins. Williams and Dean fea- bv Mrs rell Gene Sarazen. crack pro golfer an- season has slump- pass Mary Ridge West- batting plavers are Californians, of South Grove, 2up Mitchell finish to of races. tured the attack of the winners. of 'he American 'Second Game. Six Innings; Rain.t Keil ed to eight won lake and by foot. and two are easterners Other members had less trouble his semi-final nounced here Sunday that he would win In the last race George Faith. are Helen Jacobs. Berkeley. Cal. national Boston 001 100— 2 5 0 in and last, the Wylie of Ellenberger and South Side Cardinals defeated Carson champion. Marble. San Francisco: St. 001 eliminating Vaughn ten William Vincennes, suffered a fractured arm games Alice Louis 000— 1 8 3 encounter. compete in the P. G A title tourney A. C.s. 9 to 3 For with Cardinals Carlin Los Angeles; Sarah Par- first time that he Jim Fowler of Rhodius tied for first cal! Drexel 7974, Ring and ask for Babcock. Zacharv. Frankhouse and Hogan; Dean King. South Grove, 5 and when his car went over a turn after 2. frev. Brookline. Mass.: Josephine Crulck- and 4. Milwaukee month. He will major l Gecree. Wilson. at next has pitched L in the diving with 36 ? points each. colliding with that hank. Santa Ana. Cal and Mrs. Marjorie Mitchell was out in 36. one under of Lestet Adair. Gladman Rvn. Orange. N J be exempt from qualifying Sara- ball below Bing Spalding of Westlake and Bridgeport van (First Garnet for the league Indianapolis. Adair was only Blues walloped Ben Davis par and was one under par zen won the American and British the .500 mark Hafey Richard Hunt of Rhodius swam two injured Merchants, 23 to 15. in a ireb-hltting Pittsburgh . 000 010 00(4 1 7 0 five holes of the back nine needed slightly. contest at the Ben Davis diamond Sunday Cincinnati 040 020 OOx— 6 10 0 open titles in 1932 Sunday Ferrell interesting races when Hunt de- Lefty Drake, winning pitcher, twirled IRISH SCALE DOWN Swift. Harris and Grace; Lucas and to win. his sixth straight in in the boys' back eight and one-third innings of the slug- Hemsley. suffered defeat feated Spalding was to Sunday morning Mitchell and test. while B-n Davis forced use j COST OF GRID TILTS (Second Gamei the opener of a double-header, both stroke and Spalding nosed out his VET HEAVIES TO BATTLE four moundsmen Drake fanned eleven McGuire played the first eighteen Pittsburgh too 110 100 - 11 0 the free style. batsmen. Lou Sehutte. Blues' slugging ' By Unitrd Prrs* 4 ends of which the New York Yan- rival in first sacker. was outstanding at th bat Cincinnati . . holes in exactly the same figures. Ind., July 030 000 30x— 6 13 0 Hit Cntfcrf Prr** with five hits in six trips to the plate. SOUTH BEND. 24. Chagnon Harris Ftnnev: McGuire being out in 38 and Mitch- The five hits consisted of two -.ing’es. one and Rixev - Reduction in ticket for all Koip and Manton NEW YORK. July 24 This week's double, one triple and a home run. C. prices Hemslev. ell in 39, while Mitchell came home Denny C Neeley and F Hfrhinger also home games and road contests national boxing program is head- two ■First Game; Ten Inmngst in 36 and McGuire in 37 to each City Softball News and Notes collected four safeties each for the Blues. of the Notr° Dame football lined by a ten-rounder between the Next Sunday the Blues will pl.iv at home team Philadelphia 100 001 030 0— 5 9 3 have 75s for the round Chicago two veteran heavyweights. Tommy this fall were announced by J. Ar- 400 010 000 4 910 3 On the last hole of regular play in I'I.ASHF.S IN Bit; SIFFT9 Rockwood A C vs. Grar.ada theater WINS thur Haley, business manager of Rhem. Collins and Davis. Todd. Bush at Willard Dark Loughran of Philadelphia and I. A. C. SQUAD Grimes. Nelson and the afternoon round it was up tc The Indianapolis Flashes aoftbal! team Washington Har'nett. Bro.’KMdes vs F-ast Mer- * Tickets for individual city * Johnny Risko spreiol athletics. will rfpri’wni thr m the world EUenberger park. of Cleveland, at Chi- Ba Turn (Second Gamei Mitchell to win to square the match champlorshlo xoftball tounamcrr a: Mil- chants at Wednesday, games will go on Aug 1. Season to it Members of the Indianapolis Umpires cago. and a non-title July 24—The sale Philadelphia 000 ioo 000— 1 5 1 and holes because a waukee Aus 36 31 as announced by DANVILLE. Ind.. Chicago go extra halved manager Association w 11 officiate tickets, for SlO 001 002 OOx— 3 6 1 J S John>ton. The Flashes also adopted ten-rounder between Gorilla Jones. tennis squad representing the In- selling plus tax, have a !rrics of games In The Letsur* -Hour League has Hansen. and Ma- will plav exhibition recently es- middleweight on sale since June 20. Jackson. Elliott Davis: Milwaukee for one week prior the code of plavir.g rules as N. B. A . champion, dianapolis Athletic Club defeated been lone and Hartnetv and aroiind the Indianapolis Softball price range home to tournev It ta expected ’hat seventy- tablished bv Angeles The lor tames will be the Federation and the six reams in this and Earl Whitehead of Los the Danvilie team Sunday in a series from and S2 for the season opener SPECIAL PRICK five champion softball teams from all parts $1 New York . 100 000 007— 8 11 1 series have entered the first annal soit- at San* Francisco Friday night. against Kansas Oct 7. to $2. S3 and S4 of the count rv will participate The beginning Aug A of matches. 5 to 4. Brooklyn 002 100 200 also are entered in the world's bal! tournament 1. for the Southern California game Nov. 25 Flashes special meeting will held tonight at Fitzsimmons Luque. Schumacher and ANY COAT fair na'tonal tournament at Chicago in be A top price of S3 will be charged for the September and will represent Indianapo- S o'clock for the manacers of the re- games here against Purdue Nov. 11 and Mancuto. Richards. Beck. Shaute. Thurs- The local; will plav m the tmelte- maining twelve teams of the leisure-Hour Pittsburgh Oct 28 i tor. and Lopez RELINED $3.50 lis at Malestic building mch ball class, and will probably not meet Softball League, 410 Other prices are. Indiana at Blooming- a Chicago team as all leagues there use French Confidence Soars as tor.. Oct 14. $2 20 Northwestern at Evans- the fourteen-tnch ball The Flashes will ton. Nov. 18. S2 75; Army at New York. LEON SKSS first road trip or. Sunday Dec 40 Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh Tribe Regulars at make their BUILDERS TAKE MATCH 2. $4 Bat 131 E. NEW YORK STREET Aug 6th. traveling to Piqua O. to meet Oct. 21 S3 50 and Si. 10. and Navy at Bal- an all-star aggregation picked frctr, the \ timore, Nor. 4. $3 5# and $2 20 various leagues In Ptqua The squad of Prest-O-I.ite Squad Blanked on Netters to AB H Pet. Try This! fifteen earned bv the Flashes be re- ank Bow British will Sigafoos. if duced to twelve for the Milwaukee trip 413 155 .373 on 'he team, Northern Beach Courts. PURDUE SETS CARD Bcdorc. if 303 96 ,||} P’avers now in addition to gn Not tiic kiss the wife or Johnston, are Martin Case. Cook Shaw Coonev. of 293 41 Snuttleworth. Smith. Culllvan. Barr Lovd Christian Men Builders' tennis Callaghan, of 307 93 .303 fast BY WALLACE CARROLL Austin, a youthful figure in shorts, FOR GRID SEASON Angler, c girl tnend will take cate ot Mack Rommeer. McNellv Mohr and Ka- team conquered the Prest-O-Lite 210 *3 .300 foure M A Lowman. club secretary, will I'mted Press Staff Correspondent i downed Allison. 6-2. 7-9. 6-3. 6-4. Wingard, if 337 99 .291 that —but the NU WAY! accompany the team as scorer. squad. 7 to 0. in a match at the By I'nitrd Prrnt Chapman, of 262 77 .294 frozen PARIS. 24 —America's and Frederick Perry. Britain's No. 1 if :g Northern Beach July defeat 24.—Pur- lee. 2x SHAVE which smooths, re- Bpeedway A C courts Saturday. defeated Vines, the Amer- LAFAYETTE. Ind.. July Ridd>. c Jkl 17 280 DELICIOUS ICE CREAM defeated Union Con- by England in the interzone final player, Larne, of and s gregational 4 to 3 in the Summary: due university has announced its 175 43 .210 freshes glorifies men lnter-Citv of ican champion. 1-6, 6-0, 4-6. White. If ,|3 league. Bud Webb pttched shutout ball revived French hopes today re- 7-5. homecoming and dads' day features 239 5* 7M.W.FURNAS ICE CREAM CO. faces and makes them lor the U C until the last inning SINGLES—Jimmy McClure defeated kissable. when taining the Davis cup. emblematic 7-6. ar.d default. TMV fPTIV OR 04’4‘UTY errors paved the way for a victory for the Kenneth Paulaen. 6-2. 6-4. Harold Banta for the 1933 football season. Ohio Speedways Harrison robbed of of world tennis supremacy, for the Vines’ default proved one of the how or Bender defeated Jack George university will open the season here SEARS MAKES SWEEP Never uitnd tough the U C of a triple with one on to save Harrison. 6-2. 7-5; sixth thereby tying incidents Davis successive year, sensational in - • the game with a spectacular batch which Stewart defeated Eugene Salt marsh. 6-1. most Oct. 7. stiff or hard tn shave your would hate thrown the game into the record set by United States cup play. the forty-ninth game extra 6-1 Bob Pogue defeated Dick Vance. 7-5 In The remainder of the program: Butler Runner Wins A. A. U. Stee- whiskers are —with NU tnninrs The Hook Drue proved r.o match teams from 1921 to 1927. of his gruelling match. Perry was at (yr So Fra club under the pitching of Den- 6-0 Paul Perry defeated Madison Hanes Oct. 14. Purdue at Minnesota: Oct. plechase Ripple. and was defeated. 15 to } match point leading in the fifth j Event at WAY you can shave off th€ ham 6-4 6-0 Rene Lacoste. non-playing French set. 21. Purdue at Chicago; Oct. 28. Pur- DOL'BLFS McClure after they had split their four pre- •quills ot a as easily The Union Congregational Softball and Banta defeated captain, explained to the United due at Wisconsin; Nov. 4. Carnegie Raymond Sears. Butler university porcupine practice 6-4, team will at Riverside this eve- Harrison and Vance. 6-2 vious sets. Vines swung his racquet < as feathery of a plavers Stewart and Press that his squad is confident of Tech at Purdue homecoming >: became the first the fuzz ning It ta urged that all attend Pogue defegted Dean sifr. runner to hold Bvus and Saltgnarch winning against Eng- to serve, but the stroke was never Purdue at Notre Dame; school boy —and look like a 6-4. 6-0 Nov. 11. the Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U. two- Winners ar.d runners-up m the three land when Km Borotra and Jaques finished. His knees buckled, he Nov. 18. lowa at Purdue 'Dads "'million dollars'" besides. division* f the Leisure Hour Softball quivered and fell flat on his back mi 1 e steeplechase championship League are as fellows OGLESBY STOPPED Brugnon mW the British combina- day*; Nov. 25. Purdue at Indiana. North and East Dl AT 44 the ASK A.VY DRUGGIST vion-Brooksides and tion. Perry and George Patrick into the red dust of sun- * twice when he won the sixth of Mk Washington • leg East Merchants By Tim. Sprrtal scorched Vines uncon- OAK HILL CHAMPIONS 10c. 4Sc. Sim South and West Div tsion-Oranada Hughes, and that Henri Cochet. the court. was the event here Sunday Broad The• r and W-hooi No 22 OAKLAND. Cal.. July 24—Jim scious five minutes. The Oak tennis title was won at Lowest Rstes Oivlsiwr-Chevie Cubs TS French ace, will beat both Perry for Jlill Dixia Rockwood Oglesby, Los Angeles, was stopped for the second consecutive year by Ripple. A C and Austin in the singles. Physicians said Vines had suf- 20 months to pay The glx terms will enter a nvst-season on his consecutive game-hitting fered a fainting spell resulting from Jack Yule Sunday when he downed Sears won ail six legs of the race, trr > to deum -.e the cliamn-v s 0 f thr streak here Sunday. He got one Willmer Allison and Ellsworth also setting record league In which a team will N- elimi- or the pain in an injured ankle and Harold Justus in the finals. 7-5. 4-6 anew of 9:21. WOLF SUSSMAN Inc. nated upon the second loss of a came For more hits in forty-tour straight Vines of America bowed to Peny 7-5. Gene Demmary Winston Sheridan, first round contests scheduled the terrific heat. They said it was 3-6. 6-4. and Griffin. finished the todav Demaggio. and Great Britain, respec- at 3 n m . the following ooooattion aaa games. Joe San Fran- Austin. nothing serious. Vines turned his George ISorst annexed the doubles second and Jack Goory. third. But- 239 W. WASH. ST. 1 drawn cisco outfielder, has batted safely in tively. in the opening singles Fn- ankle while chasing a return crown by defeating Joe Stubbs ler team Oppoilt* Shtlfhtatg Shave School No. 22 f* Chen* Cubs at Rho- volley and university won the cham- dtus park. . fifty-rune consecutive games. j day and on Sunday. H. W. (Buanyj in the sixth game of the fourth set. j i Ralph Brafiord, 6-1, 6-2. -1 pionship cup. • i 4