GOOD MORNING VANDER MEER SPURS C1NCY REDS Swimming* BLOMME ACE MOUNDSMAN DODGERS By GLENWARD Conn’s Moved Right Along So Far, But Next-? DRoT AP Feature Service IS FINDING FORM a hitch in Conn’s waltz the trail to FROM on the lakes and eveiy been scarcely Billy along heavyweight NAT on the THERE’S It’s swimming time beaches, will LEU the when t ose date but the 180-pound (well, almost) challenger have to do some mighty foxy trot- shady creek hole. It is also the time of year about Old Grudges Forgotten As to his June 18 engagement with the head man of the heavies, Joe Louis. Red who love to hit the water are not cautious enough ting get by Cincinnati, Hot. noticeable increase Club Near- made his heavyweight debut, at scarcely more than 170 pounds, against Gus Do- Fast their health. Every summer there is a Johnny Clicks; Conn to Tumble which have been traced razio in 1939. He stopped Gus and since then has registered kayoes, technical or actual, Hap. in sinus, mastoid and ear infections ing Third Place less Brooklyns writers h over Bob Pastor, Danny Hassett, Gunnar Barlund, and Buddy Knox. He also has won to In swimming events sports swimming. ani are but are not. Fish have decisions over A1 McCoy, Henry Cooper Lee Savold. Here Conn and some of the called the contestants ‘fish,’ they By JUDSON BAILEY # BROOKLYN, June 9—ijl. use to c ® victims of his lead-up to Louis: red hot Cincinnati Reds which they _____ null./'1 protective covering f that^at BROOKLYN, June 9— UP)—John- ether They also posset extra fat victory out of the ?? trils before submerging. ny Vander Meer, whose popularity day with a in the body. JNew lightning fast finish? helDs them keep an even temperature with his fellow Cincinnati Reds last beat Brooklyn 9 to 7 to stay in the water and d o? comers to local beaches will attempt Commissioner the Dodgers out of the ears fall was such that NatS no for their eyes, league lead. for several hours using protection Landis had to intercede for nim heat much faster m co It was the The is robbed of its eighth triumph in, or nose body in the split-up of the World Series for air which tends to lower resistance games the world champions' waterthan in the is himself back into moved them open pool, earning within half’ a 7 bodies and m the * ! to germs in our water.___ favoritism with the world cham- of third place. Measures After being Safety pions. shutout for sis ings on one common swim hit. a hv v One of the most never be as beloved to single He may Gleeson in the — and sixth, strokes—the crawl speedy his teammates as Bucky Walters tok the'? advantage f every main cause of most or some of the rest, but the pitch- break? thrilling, is a STANDINGS there were several, to has American League ing of the double no-hit southpaw score,? of the trouble. The swimmer Lost Pet. times in the seventh, Mon the beacon four star has been brightest eighth, and to his head down, therefore twice in th ninth, keep 26 20 S in belated rush of the R.eds and the wa- i“d-- Dodgers desperately opening his nasal passags to his one-hitter against the Phillies par7 s :»» three pitchers to the '; When using this 8ST»:» last was a master- 'relief ter and infection. Friday night Chubby Hugh Casev which all with stroke breathe through the mouth piece to they point CINCINNATI 16 o. St. Louis--- ss ... RHn, nose pride. Joost, the air through the 1< 3* .606 : ? and expel Washington "Best Game” Frey. 2b _I from National League Hippie, rf_I ; i and it will keep the wear Lost Pet. M'on he ever F. McCormick, lb 1 “It was the best game -. ? ? 35 16 -686 If 1 the sinus. St. Louis_ Koy. _ 33 16 pitched," declared big Ernie Lom- Brooklyn Lombardi, c _ 1 I 24 23 .311 * If take part in swimming New York- bardi, who caught both his no-hit Oleeson, ef 5 you ] ■ take BILLY CONN GUS DORAZIO HENRY COOPER BOB PASTOR Mattick. 3b— i this summer or tn 1938. “He walked the "" events just -o .468 spectacles n -2 ■ Chicago Thompson, p __ ] a dip for fun, watch your time in 14 -4 -44- first man he faced and after that " ,l Pittsburgh Moore, p .... 1 Wear swim and 16 -6 on base Lit- " the water. goggles Boston *000 nobody got except Craft, x ..... 16 •“*** rubber or cotton in Philadelphia- whiler in the second. That could Reggs, " place plugs j- p-nil!* Shokes, xx ..i. 5 the ears. When diving hit the wa- have been called an error as well TODAY’S GAMES e. Riddle, p —lx*; ter skillfully and not feet first to NEW YORK. June 9.—(A5)—Probable as a hit.” in the leagues tomorrow TOTALS avoid the rush of water into the pitchers Major The Reds have won eight of their _S7 'g (won-lost records in parunthesse): x Batted for Moore in Sth nasal passages. Breathe deeply last ten but the xx Batted National League games, perform- for Bogies^ in <Mli before Boston — Vander Meer BROOKLYN V' through the mouth diving Cincinnati at ance of Vander Meer is about all 1 ss vs. Salvo Reese, _ and then exhale through the nose (5-4) (1-7). that the are of—that I1 at New York—Olsen (1-2) vs. champs proud Herman, 21)_ •. : all do Chicago when under water. Above and the facts that are back in Reiser. ef •> ! 7 McGee (0-5). _ they _III'"' ; e 2 not sit around in a wet sw’im suit. St. Louis at Philadelphia—Warneke the first division of the National Phelps _ ; vs. Johnson (1-2). Ripps.'3h_Him ; Get a warm towel and dry off, (6-1) and won three from 1 Pittsburgh at Brooklyn—Fitzsimmons league straight Camilli, Jh_ .. on a cool, especially cloudy day. (1-0) vs. Hientzelman (2-3). the Dodgers. Wasp'ell, If_mi"" .! I inland American League And another thing—if you The Reds still aren’t and New York at Chicago—Chandler (0-2) hitting Casey, p folks want to get a tan don’t think -millll 5 °n vs. Rigney (3-4). a couple of their crucial victories Hay.s, p - can’t blister on a cloudy day. Louis Har- S'vift. p you Boston at St. (night)—M. have been outright gifts. o n „ That is the worst time to stay ris (3-2) vs. Galehouse (4-1). Hiphe. p--_____ „ „ — ■Washington at Cleveland Hudson Even Bill McKechnie, Lavagetto, z , „ stretched out on the sand. Take Manager 0 , (4-6) vs. Feller (12-2). who his the a little kept spirit up through it on a sunny day and Philadelphia at Detroi t— McCrabb totals _ as ;.:l club’s earlier floundering in the z—Butted for I sport at a time. I almost forgot (5-3) vs. Bridges (4-4). Higbo in ;m, second division, isn’t taking any- Cincinnati--- ik<h'mio sr I -—unless you want to suffer terrific Brooklyn MINOR LEAGUE STANDINGS thing for granted from the Reds' -noil :tn- V, -I cramps and yell for the life-guard, Errors : Frey. Reese. Rims |,a7tw| Official standings of the lending current successes. 3. wait at least an hour after lunch Phelps Walker, Baser. K„v Minor leagues, including Sunday’s bardi 2. Wasdell 2. Craft. Jonsf before the waves. “We’ve been doing pretty good hitting games, follows: Two base hits: Phelps. .Tnn»t th-iv ASSOCIATION —with the of some of the other F. The SOUTHERN help McCormick. Frey. Camilli. Thr.. Higher Ups M'on Lost Pet. LEE SAVOLD DANNY HASSETT GUNNAR BARLUND BLiJDY KauA he observed. “The hitting base hit: Joost. Home runs: T‘ii«in< Wood is to be a 41 19 .6S3 clubs,” Craig going Atlanta Frey. Sacrifice: Herman. fn.. p,v-■ -1 .618 is a little better, but not if the Texas re- Nashville _ 34 good rrpy I*. McCormick: Cnsov popular champion 28 29 .491 jmd ;n,.’ Chattanooga enough. The pitching has been all Camilli. Left on bases: r means anything. The .483 Ciminnaf• ception —- 28 bO Knoxville but that’s that Brooklyn 12. Bases on a 25 28 -47- right, something you new had to wait long _ Pirates To Lookouts 1: off Open king Memphis CARDS CAPTURE LEGION JUNIORS Thompson Moore 3; off 26 30 .464 always need more of.” Play time but was rewarded. New Orleans off K. Riddle 1: off Casey 1- off li .. patience 26 34 .433 2. Birmingham_ Vander Meer off to a fast Struck nut: By Thompson :• needs one big pot 17 34 .333 got Whirlaway just Little Rock_ Moore 1: by E. Riddle 2- hr fVi-v Seabiscuit’s cash start, then faltered along with the NINE o’ gold to surpass NATIONAL LEAD At Field DOWN DUNN by Higbo 1. Hits: Off Thompson '- PIEDMONT LEAGUE but found him- Legion Tonight in B a few small rest of the he off Moore 1 in winnings. ... He has club, innings: 1 off M'on Lost Pet. 1 1- in him for the self the last time the Reds were in Beggs 1: off E, Riddle 1 in : breezes to prepare 25 19 .568 Na- off 0 Charlotte- Ex Giant, Hand- Men in Armed Services of Wilmington Nine Captures Casey in 7 fpitched to too in- _ 25 19 .568 St.