Sports News □ « | Features and Classified | I ~ WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1936. D^l~ Series Delay Gives Giants Break, Yankees Morbid Fancies ■■ Big _ ■ .. —— -- -— ■ A Cubs, Cold Fail ON THE RECEIVING END. —By JIM BERRYlVfAN. easy to hit as a snipe in a midnight I roll. He expects his heavy and light swamp. artillery to shell away any remaining - In the face of this somber picture, Giant pitcher with the same all- IN UNE -___I SCREWBALL the Yankees can't afford ■ELL To AWES to let an- season Stop Kennedy blast that wrecked the Amer- other Giant pitcher run the blockade ican League with scattered debrl* October 2 OP).—The only ^(CHICAGO. before Carl moves into the rifle pit left. secret has leaked out why for his second start. Joe doesn’t believe that any othec Vernon Kennedy showed such a 10 RIVAL m M’CARTHY’SCROWD With this extra day of rest tossed Giant pitcher can put the deadly the liking for damp, 50-degree into the act. Bill and his silencer on r big Terry bats handled by Gehrig, breezes which whirled through Giants are confident that Hubbell can Di Maggio, Dickey, Powell, Lazzerf Field when he set the MAKES IT Wrigley HE win three games. He will need out- and others. Gets Great Chance to Beat down with four hits LOOK SO EASV Fears Carl on Chicago Cubs Facing King side help on at least one occasion, and He rates Schumacher and Fitzsim- in the White Sox 6-to-l WHEW HE yesterday if he can get this help the Yankee mons as first-class pitchers—but Hub- A. L. Three Times the series. JUST STICKS After His Champs victory opening city Bright Day outlook won't be any too brilliant. bell is something different. Here la The ace Sox hurler and Mrs. UP A MIITT The value of this postponement to the a great pitcher down the VAMP YANKS in Rain. spinning After Postponement. Kennedy have been camping out Showing Giants cause is easy to see. stretch of his In A 3>OWN A greatest year. place in an auto trailer parked on the 1 DENMAN PASS,,.. BY GRAN'TLAND RICE. of winning 26 and losing 6 through BY THOMPSON, shore of Lake Michi- J The Star. wind-swpet 71 No Chance to Rest. > the Spring and Summer count, he Sports Editor of EW October 2.—If Field gan. They’ll make a trip to Cali- YORK. YORK. October 2.—Not TJUBBELL had to scrap his way might easily have won 30 and dropped fornia in the trailer after the series Marshal Bill Terry of the A A did the Giants a big through a tough afternoon in the but 2. His pitching deserved these only get is ended—which will be within Giants can scrape together break from the weather man starting show. He had no chance to returns. He sprayed the National three more games, according to one winning pitcher from his world series rest against Red Rufflng's able pitch- League with green mamba poison all NEWin their quest of next two starts in the world series he Kennedy. ing, with only a one-run advantage the year and then injected the same cash and glory through postponement will have the Yankees clinging to the but a little more moving into the eighth. He had to quick killing virus into Yankee sys- of yesterday’s game, edge of a their finger- precipice by travel with all he could There ! tems at his first chance. of the same assistance may enable nails. carry. to do the “impos- are no breathing spells when you are Carl's Rest All Carl Owen Hubbell The second game's postponement Important. a pegging a slippery ball in the general is a who revelj sible" by single-handedly pitching gave Carl Hubbell an extra pitcher King day direction of Yankee bats. J-JUBBELL to the title. in the heat. one hal team of rest, and this extra day in a brief Any vho the turn of the a Without Thursday's postponed ac- ; known the Back near century series can be vitally important. With Summer suns of Missouri, named Mathewson tion Hubbell would have been called Oklahoma and has fellow Christy either Schumacher or Fitzsimmons Texas a heritage established an enduring high for to the colors again on Saturday. Now of heat. Give him a GEORGETOWN’S "UNSUNG’SENIOR digging up a victory for the Giants, warm, sunny effectiveness through the he can take his regular season's turn, and can slabbing WHOSE MAGIC FINGERS SEEM TO Hubbell will be in a rare spot to make day he make that apple sing. a trio of shut-outs that fresh and ready for his second whirl. This medium of it three out of four. King Carl still also goes for any kind of day, HAVE A MAGNETIC ATTRACTION It Is no certainty, of that made it easy for those early vintage looks like course, including an Alaskan Winter, pitch* VAftSITy King Kong to the Yankees. a formidable ag- FOR PIGSKIN,,,,.HIS » King Kong Carl will strip the Yan- on skis or snowshoes. Giants to conquer They are beginning to wonder—if the ing EXPERIENCE kees in his second turn. There are Under or gregation of Athletics. BASKETBALL Meeker Marauder could turn out such ordinary normal condi- no no sure in the wnat was termea a HIM A WHIZ supermen, things tions this jump game isn't so Employing HAS MAPE a masterpiece in rain, mud and a impor- the Matty championship sport. But as an able tant. It became much more fadeaway, right-handed AT PASS RECEIVING. chilling wind. Just what might he do impor- the situation philosopher once said, ''The race is tant when handed thoroughly dominated on a afternoon with the they Carl those balmj’ sun not to was but he had to the swift—but that is where extra 24 hours off when he officiating, beating down, the day that Hubbell duty. Christy other to look.’1 The next game may not lean on a moundmate for the likes best. Mathewson won three games in five to Hubbell—but that is still ; essential victory. belong days back In 1905, but Matty then the saner Stressing what is known as a screw pick. was just 25 years old. Hubbell now Tough on Bad Day. ball, the left-handed counterpart of Is 33. Those eight added years doni can't blame the Yankees for Fears Hubbell. Christy’s pet pitch, it is a bit more Y°u Only park any new stamina in fiber or these morbid fancies. have MANDARIN MCCARTHY is ex- * than remotely possible the hurling ace They muscle or nerves. found out that even under i of the current Giants will achieve • —/ Hubbell, tremely grateful that there are (Copyright, 1936. by the North Americas men of bad weather conditions, is about as not two Hubbells on the Giant Newspaper Alliance, Inc.) four wins over even mightier COACH HAGERTV SEEMS pay maul than the ancient A's—these "FAIRLY WELL PLEASEP" WITH record-battering 1936 Yankees. HIS AERIAL FORCES.. Need AH the Breaks. He’d *- 'T'O THUS indelibilty inscribe his name in the archives of base ball, it would be necessary for Hub- bell to sidestep a single frown from Fate and to be the recipient of smiles /vuh hurciedN BREWERS PREVAIL in wholesale lots, but if the feat ever IT TOO /MUCH \ Is to be accomplished, no more favor- TOM —ITS ALMOS) able situation could be presented than A HALF INCH J none OFF LlUE / that existing now and better IN UTILE SERIES' equipped for the herculean task could be conceived than the modest mounds- man from Meeker. Okla. Right off the bat, a win for Hal American Association Flag Schumacher over Vernon Gomez in the delayed second tilt of the set Winners Beat Buffalo Four would scotch the scheme as effectu- ally as a subsequent defeat for Don Games to One. Carlos himself. Ey the Associated Press. But if Hubbell, with one notch on n. y.. October 2 — his rod already, should come back The ‘'little world series" went following a Yankee victory to into the records today as a register No. 2, successfully relieve Buffalo,four-to-one victory tor the a faltering mate for his third Milwaukee Brewers and the third con- set of brackets in the wake of GREAT GRIDIRON BATTERY... secutive triumph in the interleague an additional pair of Yankee tri- LITTLE Tommy keating doing don doing classic for the American Association. umphs and then get another bad- the "Pitching” and | THE'CATCHING- The hard-hitting Brewers sewed up ■ U'eather respite to recuperate for the the series by running roughshod over final clincher, the deed would be the Buffalo Bisons, International done, -- ■ .a ■ 4 In the flfth a League champions, 8-3, and Anal last Carl Interesting, Though, Eh? Mickey Cochrane was having game night. ace "asted T WOULDN’T know what the odds trouble keeping his throws in Fischer, Buffalo's Muthpaw, three should be against this coming to the ball park. Pepper was run- only innings. The defeat of the Bisons gave the pass and a professional percentage ning wild on the base paths Brewers a grand slam In their expert might run out of ciphers and 'POPPING w, with the utmost placidity of post- season activities. Into a lame wrist in trying to figure * mind. Previously they ($45) 6-PIECE SET MACGREGOR PACE * cleaned up two play-off series after It out, but there will be plenty of You recall bumping into Powell MAKER P-5 IRONS.