The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 9

NEWS of SPORTS OAKHURSTS WIN DUAL HOLIDAY BILL AGAINST CANADIAN NINE Clowns Prove Amusing But No Match For cals in Doubleheader, Greenville's holiday baseball card brought about an abrupt Mion of the Oakhtitsts two-game losing streak as they turned in a brace of well-earned victories over the touring Canadian Clowns. The opening contest was little more than a for Mayertnen as they outdistanced the Clowns by 16-4. Coach "Chick" Kcclen made one of his periodical appearances on the motlhd and showed the fans that he Still has some of that old fire and spirit left. Keelen gave six hits in four innings and climaxed his performance with a home run and a triple in two turns at the William Me- a catcher from Kinsman, 0., his initial appearance with the club and gave a commendable account of himself. The nightcap resolved in a more interesting game than the first, and the Oakhursts Were forced to put on a three-run rally in the last inning to pull through to victory.

Bortz started for the Oakhursts but gave way to Baker after yielding five hits and four walks in the third. Baker was in trouble in the fifth when he walked three successive batsmen and hit another, forcing in one run. Trailing by two runs in the last frame, the Mayermen' pulled the game out the fire as McKinley led off with a single, Patterson doubled and BakerJaid, down a sacrifice bunt. Goda 'and Wilds each connected for base hits in adding to the cause. Bud Laycock's h'ome run, a long drive to the entrance gate, was a feature.

Summaries: FIRST GAME AB PO A Goda ss 5 232 3 1 -62 432 Scott, cf Lay cock, Ib Yokubeak, If Scott, 3b. Raker, rf McKinley, K. Scott, Kcclen, Patterson', Total Clowns Or sian, rf iJakuluh, I 48 16 22 27 11 4 AB PO A .3 1 0 10 0 0 01010 00051 12500 11242 11400 01300 .4 0 00 iO 0 100000 01010 Total 33 4 7 24 11 3 Clou us 0 Or enville 2013230 Two-base hits, Earl Scott, W. Scott, Goda, Dindbt; three-base hits, Iv Scott, W. Scott, Keelen, Wilds 2, home run, Keelen; hits off, K.

Scott 1 in 5 innings; oil, Keelen, 6 in 4 innings; stoTen bases, Goda, Yokubeak, W. Scott, Baker; left on bases, Greenville 10, Clowns hit by pitcher, McKinley by Bahutus; struck'out, by K. Scott 8, by Keelen 1, by Bahutus 2, by Ivlcinmeyer bases on balls, oft 1C. Scott 1, Keelen winning pitcher, K. Scott; losing, Bahutus; passed balls, Berkley; time, 2 hrs umpires, Tate Perrotti, SECOND GAME Oakhursts AB PO A Goda, ss 3 33300 Wilds, 2b 4 0 Scott, cf 2 1, ay cock, Ib Yokubeak, If W.

Scott, 3b McKinley, rf Patterson, ---Baker, -K. Clowns Hayes, Ib Hainman, 3b 1130 10100 ..423500 .300000 .401010 11100 .4 0 2 10 0 1 -101010 -211000 -010000 2b ss. Diudot, cf Bakatus, If Crisan, rf Kornick, Kleinmeyer, Ib Total-, 9 13 21 5 1 AB II PO A -4 '1 1901 1111 1241 03 00 0250 2200 11000 00000 00010 0 0 0 0 0 1 fiee In'tst Baker; stolen bases, Goda, Laycock, Berkley; left on bases, 10, Clowns hit by pitcher, Kornick by Baker struck out, by BoHz 1, by Baker 7, by Wof- nick bases on balls, eft 4, off Baker 3, off Kornick winning pitcher, Baker, Kornick; time 1 hr. 4S umpires, Pefrotti, JAMESTOWNERS UPSET HADLEY Palmiter In Schoou- boy Contest. Earl Pahniter hurled Jamestown Hi to a 5-3 victory against Hatlley in a schoolboy.

tilt conducted. Wednesday afternoon at Camp Perry diamond. In-addition to Hadley to three hits Palmitcr accounted for three hits from R'ector. Summary: AB PO A Leary, 01131 Arttnan, cf 3 11000 M. Craig, Ib 12700 Palmitcr, p- 4 03102 McKenzic, rf 2 0 0 0 .0 0 Burnett, 4 0 OS 4 1 Winncke, 3b, 2b 3 00200 Craig, ss .3 1 130 0 Amy, If 1' 20200 Total Hill, Cole, 2b Hunt, If Grand, Ib Sturgin, ss Peters, cf Clawges, cl Patterson, cf Powell, rf Rector, Total -27 AB 3 0 0 3 2 3 5 8 21 9 2 PO A 0,0 11 2 0 00110 1 0 0 '0 0 00401 .32230 0 200000 00000 00000 1 0 1 1 0 00100 00020 24 3 3 21 6 1 Jamestown 0 1 0 4 0 Hadley 0 Left on 3, Jamestown Hit by 1, Rector; Struck out, by Palmitcr 7, by Rector 11; Bases on balls, off Palmiter 2, off Rector 5.

MAJOR LEAGUE SUMMARIES National League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Chicago; Pittsburgh; 4, Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 1. New York 8, Brooklyn 3. New York 6, Brooklyn 0. Philadelphia 11, Boston 6. 1 Philadelphia Boston 3.

St. Louis 12, Cincinnati 5. STANDING. OF THE'CLUBS W. Pet.

New York 24 9 .727 St. Louis 21 15 .683 Chicago 38 14 .663 Pittsburgh 22 ,637 Brooklyn 19 17 "1:628 16 19 .457 Philadelphia 11 22 .333 Boston 9 26 I .266 GAMKS TODAY Cincinnati (n. Philadelphia at Brooklyn, New York at Boston (2). Others not scheduled, for Patterson in 7th. out when winning run scored in 7th, Clowns Greenville .2 0 1 2 0 1 3-9 Two-base hits, Hayes, Patterson; three-base hits, Wheeler 5 runs Laycock; hits off, Bortz, In 2 innings, Baker 1 in 4 innings, off, Kornick in 7 innings! sacri- American League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York 4, Washington 0.

New York 9, Washington 8. Chicago 8, Cleveland 4. Cleveland 4, Chicago 0, Boston 7, Philadelphia 4. Philadelphia 13, Boston 8. St.

Louis Detroit 7, Detroit 2, St, Louis 0, STANDING OF W. York 24 Chicago SI Cleveland 19 Detroit 19 Boston 19 Washington 17 Philadelphia 12 St. Louis j. 9 CLUBS L. Pot, .632 .618 .659 .628 ,628 .472 .343 14 13 16 17 17 19 23 23 .281 GAMES TOOAT Cleveland at Chicago, St.

Louis at Detroit. Poston' at New York, Others not Baseball Scores Oakhtirst 16, CftMidiah Clowtts 4, OakhUfst 9, Cattfldiaft ClUtvfts 8. Shnffisvilte 13, Pardoe 6. Stoncbofo 13, Ktemls 8. Shafon IhdlcS 7, Mercer 1.

Shcakleyvillc 9, Clatksville S. vSahdy 20, Ft-edotila 2. Adamsville 14, Conncaut Lake 4. Atlantic IS, Geneva S. Mapleton 11, Letches Comers 7, Leeches Corners 23, Camp Perry 1 Osgood 25, Jamestown S.

Jamestown High Madley 3. Sharpsville 8, Canadian Clowns S. FREDON1AHAS ERROR RECORD Repeated Misplays i Holiday Engagement. What Is thought to bo a new Record-Argus league record for, errors was set tip yesterday as Fredonla was Swamped 20 to 2 by a visiting Sandy Lake aggregation, Prodonda piled up alarming total of 19 errors. Max Mowry was In rare form, holding Prcdonla to a brace of alngle-base hits.

Summary: Sandy AB. R. H. O.A.E. George, cf '4 3 1 200 Harrison, ss-Sb 0 3231 Caldwell, If 6 3 110 0 Cress, Ib 7 34 9 01 Myers, 2b 11 0 0 0 0 Bltakl, 2b 6 1410 0 Down, B8-3to 7 1.1 1 '0 1 Andrews, 3b .....2 1 002 1 Mowry, 2 00 40 ,1 Watts, 6 22600 Mowry, 6 2 2 Oil 0 Totals 61 20 19 27 16 5 AB.

R. O. A. K. Marshall, if 4 1 0 3 McCutohoon, 40 0 3 2, 2 P.

Wagner, 3b 4 0 0 0 If 4 Alexander, ss 4 015 22 T. Wagner, Ib 4 1 0 10 0 8 Bollard, 2b 4 00 260 Bortz, 1 0 0 0 1 0 Marsteller, p-lb. ..310061 Zuschlag, cf-p 3011 01 Harsh, rf 300 108 Totals 34 2 2 27 1C 19 Sandy 423 00 532 Fredpnia 0100001 Two base hits, stolen bases, George, Myers! double play, Fredonla; struck out, by Mowry 10, by Marsteller .1, by.Zuschlag^l; bases on balls, off Mowry, Dr. p. Hauptmcnn (top), of the Qtrmin dtpartmint lit New Jersey State College for Women, denied before an InvMtlgatlno committee of unlverelty trutteet that he Or.

Ueinhert (lower) an Instructor be- cauie of the "atter'e anti-nail tergel wai dlamlsacd, Hauptmann asserted, because he WAI Prfss WHERE GOOD MEAT IS Rib or Chuck Roast Ib al Chop. 25c Good Htmburg OPPOSITE NEW POSTQFFICE SIRLOIN TENDERLOIN AND ROUND 2 Ib49c 2 33c PETILLO SHATTEBS RECORD INDIANAPOLIS TRACK CLASSIC 155,000 Wtineti Race; Pilot Killed, May ihg Kelly Petilto, who risked heimy to get in the race, claimed the victor's spoils day for the fastest 500 tulles ever turned on the dealh-rldden bricks of the Indianapolis motor speedway, The Los Angeles Italian-American, celebrating "the first time a car ever stayed together" for him. whipped his powerful cream-colored speedster across the finish line before a record crowd race fans yesterday for a 500-mile average of 106.240 miles an hour. He will collect a $20.000 cash first prize, $2,050 in lap prizes and thousands more for accessories. The nation's greatest speed spectacle marred by another fatality, the fourth fpr the 1935 classic and the 31st since the 2j4-mite oval was poencd to the racing daredevils in 1909.

Clay Wcathcrly, 25, Cincinnati, driver at the wheel of the doomed racer that killed Johnny Hannon of Norristowtt, in a trial run on May 21, rode it over the wall of the northwest turn at 110'miles an hour on the eighth lap. A "slow" signal from his pit crew had gone unheeded. He was dead when picked up. His mechanic. Francis Bradburn, 23, of Indianapolis, was in critical condition in'a hospital today, his back broken.

Petillp followed the pace set at the start by Rex Mays, Los Angeles, who had the pole and held it until broken spring shackle bolts forced him out at 305 milesi The winner, once in front, had an easy time of it, finishing two miles ahead of Wilbur Shaw of Indianapolis, and five miles in front of Wild Bill Cummings, the 1934 victor who saw his record average of 104.863 miles an hour go into the discard. Had it not been for rain which slowed the field to 75 miles an hour for 33 miles late in the race, Petillo's average would have been even higher. At 450 miles, he had averaged 109.20 miles an hour. For the first time in the history first ten finishers all averaged more than 100 miles an The other prize winners and their averages: Shaw. 105.990; Cummings, 104.758; Floyd Roberts, Los Angeles, 103.228; Ralph Hepburn, Angeles, 103.177; William Cantlon, Detroit, Chet Gardner, Los Angeles, 101.129;'Deacon Litz, 100,907: George MacKenzie, Eddlngton, 100.598; Chet Miller, Detroit, 100.475.

Prizes and trophies will be distributed at the annual race drivers' dinner tonight. MERCER DROPS HOLIDAY GAME Defending League Cham pions Outclassed Sandlot Opponents. Mercer who postponed their regulation Record-Argus League contest yesterday in favor of a sandlot game, ran into difficulty' in the form. of Sharon's Independents. The valleyites trimmed Mercer 7-1 behind Miller's three-hit pitching, Summary: AB PO A Moses, cf Sebastian, ss M.

Sebastian, If Fwan, Ib Novak, 3b Umlauff, rf I'carlman, Miller, Klasic, 2b 01100 11310 0 0 0 1 1 5 00102 2 1 '9 0 0 4 23120 .....5 1J100 3 11910 00170 2 00100 Total 37 7 8 27 12 3 AB II PO A B. O'Mahoney, 3b 300221 M. O'Mahoney, rf 401100 Jackal, ss .4 00003 H. Bell, c-p .4 00230 U. Jackal, Ib .4 1 0 12 0 1 Uowinan, cf 4 00300 Snyder, If ....302211 Stumbaugh, 2b, c.

00320 T. Bell, 2b 200221 SPORT NOTES RACING PLANS To spur the ro-ostabllahmenl of Otnml Circuit, racing at Cleveland's North Randall track on a sound basts' efforts being taken to! assure the prcflftttcG of Mne West and Will Rogers of cinema fnmo for the opening moot of tho current senwm. enthusiast who wow has hla string training ftt ftandall, was among those turf followers who galhorod this week In Cleveland (ohwtr plans ftor tho forthcoming summertime hnr- program. Tho movie celebrities will be principal at old fashioned boll tendered by votcoB of the trotter and piveor In Hotel Statlor on tho night of 8 It present plans materialIxe, Mao and''WIH" are scheduled at Cleveland for tho bltr all-Btnr major league baseball gome on that date, tho same- date North Randall's ono-weok Grand Circuit meeting convenes, Tho ball Is part. Of a do signed to restore to the social prominence It enjoyfd In days gone 1 INTEREST ITBR12 Interest Is not locking hero In the harness racing circles, It Is to bo seen, with such followers as J.

C. Frooland, Ralph Bowers, 8. B. Loveless, L. Camp, J.

A. Keolt, George" Balrd, Warren Keck, Fred 'Bartholomew and others vitally Inn round tho circuit and elsewhere. Balrd's and Camp'p Potorcan and thblr new colt are still being train ed at Mercer, where they will worK out for three weeks yot before getting their first taste of notion, probably nt Hamburg, N. Y. Warren Kook's J.

A. Keek's JT. Scott" and R. M. Bowers' airing of three arc being conditioned now at North Randall In preparation for a busy season.

Loveless and Frooland aro not training 1 their horses this spring. ATLANTIC HAS TRIUMPH Atlantic Tattt of Victory First Atlantic broke into tto win column for first time yesterday, Mltnjf ur a 1B-8 advantage over tho ft Pytrtnttmlnff The Atlantic ohitt had boot) on tho short end In Us first but wont oh ft hitting yesterday to win with but lltUe dlfrtoulty, Morno hold Oonovft to four hits, all Summary! AB.lt.ir. Beard, rf Dot Jonwi, INSb 600 tlorno, 621 Wlilto, us fi fi- a Koulk, cf 4 Jl liny, 2 2 Groover, (i 3 Coo Bovard, Ib 6 8 2 Chas. Bovard, 2b 412 Poplarn, If 100 Totals 40 IB AB.ll.lt, Eppengor, 1 1 Bailey, If 5 Dompaey, rf-1b-p" 2 1 3b 4 Smith, ib-p 4 1 Grlnnell, 2b 0 0 Hood, 0 Dtgustak, 4 0 1 U. Bailey, rf 4 0 0 K.

Anthony, ss 400 Hollobaugh, rf 8 0 0 40 5 4 Geneva ......00000003 5 Atlantic '1 2208700 Two base hits, Poulk 2, llorno htruck out, by Home 12, by Hood by Smith 2. Johnson, JAMESTOWN IS TROUNCED, 25-5 Osgood Runs Wild In Recording Fifth Win. A game that started off well enough but soon assumed tho nature more of a track, meet than a baseball game provided Osgood with a 26 to 5 Pymatunlng league victory at JamoBtown yesterday afternoon. Osgood was leading 3-2 In the third when the fireworks started, C. Kreps, first man up, struck out; paisley drove an cosy grounder down, to the shortstop, who threw wild to first base as Pulsloy pulled up at second.

Callahan lined a single over second and Brltton was walked. Clftrk was safo on tho shortstop's error, and then ICays cleaned the bases with a two-base hit, From lhat point It was little more than game, with numerous substitutions on both sides. Jamestown' errors In judgment and play wore costly, Summary: Osgood: AJJ PO A C. Dulsloy, 2b'-p C. Krejis, lb-3b Junk, If 1 DaiHloy, 8b-ss Brltton, p-lb Clark, cl' Kurst, cf-3b Kays, ss 4 Ipurnoy, Sb-rf .,...1 Ulencham, rf 6 Williams, cf I P.

Krops, If .4 Bartholomew, lf-o .,2 Total J- 31 1 3 27 10 7 Sharon 02003200 0-7 Mercer 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Two-base hits, T. Sebastian, Um- lauff; hits off T. Hell 8, H. Bell 0, Miller sacrifice hits, Jackal, Staqibaugh; stolen babes, H. Bell, Novae double plays, O'Mahoney to Bell tp Jackal; struck out by 1, Bell 2, H.

Bell 1, Miller bases on ball, off T. Bell 4, Miller wild pitches, Miller 2, Bellj Time Uumpires, Snyder an4 Conli, ADAMSVILLE9 WHIPS LAKERS Adtunsvllle turned in its th(r4 Pym, atunlng league victory yesterday and its second this season over Coniieaut Ljftke, Tho score was J7-S. paisley and Marburgor led with hits each as Aaamsville oylhlt the visitors 23 to 6. 'Lineups; rf, pennte 9rr ft, pennies bi Andrews 2b, p. 55 26 20 27 11 3 Jamestown: Mah.an,- 2b ,,5 poll, If 3 J5.

Owen, If 2 cf 6 Crawford, 2 Ferone, 3 Chambers, sb 2 Nevln, 8b 2 Owen, BO ,.,.,...2 W. Craig, sa 0 Clark, Ib 4 Burnett, rf 2 A. Boll, rf 2 Moore Palmlter PaUulter, 1 23 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 1 8 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 3 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 9 1 0 0 1 1 7 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 bases on balls, 1101 0 Score by 38 6 9 27 11 9 Jamestown 2000QQ30 ,6 Two-base hlta, Britton, Kays, Chambers; three-base hlta, C. Krops; hits BrJUon 4 -in ofr 0. paisley, 4 in 2 CaHahan 1 In 1 Moore 18 In 7 Palmjter 8 lij stolon baaee, Prittpn; loft on base, Oagood 7, Jamestown etruuk out, by RrtttPR by Pfttsley by Jjwre bMee on balls, pff ley, ott PARDOE FALLS BEFOREGIANTS Record Argus Leaders Chalk Up Seventh Win.

ShiypsVllle Giants found a'doubJo holiday bill to their lilting yostorday, After trimming fch a Canadian Clowns 8-C In'a morning engagement tho'Giants humbled PardoG 18-fl In a Record-Argus, loaguo giune n't-Par- doe yesterday aftornoou, It was the Bttvonth conseauHvP loaguo victory for tho Giants, ypl lo experience their first sotbaolc, Sum mary; Sharpsvllle: AB PO A 10 Malta 2b 6 3 3' Lally us 0 1 3 2 Mlnnlalc Ih 5 1 -1 11 Auditor, c-p 5 I Barnes rf 2 Mlohallk Sb 1 1,1 Jennings, 5 2 2 1 T. Mlokalllt cf 1 1 0 0 210 2 0 5 3 0 0 8 0 0 2 0 1 0 F. Auditor 4 Total 13 J7 27 1S Pardoo: AB 11 PO A Rowo 3b 3 1 0 .1 3 2 Grandy 3 1 2 r. 1 Rolsor ef-p 0 2 2 0 0 J. Peters- en 5 1 1 6 0 Peters 4b 1 J.10 0 0 Buckham rf 8 0 0 1 J.

Shaffer If 2 '0 3 0 'fl 0 Snow 6 1 2 0 1 0 MIlPH ef ..2 0 0 0 1 A. Shaffer 2 1 1 0 0 0 Ganneln If 00000 Total ...35 6 10 27 15 Sliarpsvllle 0 0 0 0 Pnrdoo Two-base Malia 2, P. Auqh ter, BarnoB, Jfloine Barnes, Holiday Sports Resume in Brief HASE0ALL Yajilcoea ousted White Box 1'rnm load )u Amurlcau Louguo and QI ants hold lo four and one-half game ad- ovw Curds, who took seo- ond In National tuniutl out, for ulght double headers, 1'etlllu, Angeles, won GQO-mlle race In record time of lOti.iM mph. Wilbur Rluiw, IndlanapollB, eecond, nnd Wild Bill CummlngH, JnUlmmpulin, third. JJOKSB RAC1NU Now J'lay rou one and one-quarter rnllea In 2:02 to beat PlBcovory by one and one-half lengthy In hundloap at Cavalcade tossed j'lder at Assuear, w'lnnor of 000 Hun La AnlUi Imndicap beaten by I 1 Htftnd Hit lu ouu and ojio-aixtconth mllo race, TOACK Uorn- bostol ran halt mile in 1:68 -J-6, boat- Jou Mangun by 15 yards, Ofowloy, former mltiaie 4fetanw took Sheolmn Memorial trophy for tftmlKht year, runtiloe mllo iu 9-JQ, Laii Mid Found pwketbook ttHsaatflte and tiherty Mitt fArttl.

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Youngstowni men llvo poHU.lon^i In nearby, Industrial Salary antt guarri5itecd In come. Munt liavo.Horno ct)pjtal, In vostmont Hcouretl by first mortgag bond, 'P. Greouvllle, Pa, Farm Articles for Sale 17 NEW irjjn, Age 'pptatp planter now good' ato.r Hystem and pump jack, good'used harrow. 0, Livettock for Sale' 20 UOOD work horrto, AUou Kccii, At' lontlo Pa. Poultry and Supplies 22 EWING'S ui-o from our own largo English descendants of some of Barren's best.

Import direct frequently. for sale May 27 and any weiilc in Juno at reduced prices, Custom liatc'hinR, cents par egg. Call and Inspect our stock. Phone, Harts.own Iflwlng's Farm, Xtlftntlo, Pa, IflNGLlSH loghorif chlclsg Croni old lion GBBH. Hired by podlp'ced, males Barred rooks and Now Hampshire Hods, White Rooks and Whlto Wyon dottn.H.

All blood tested, every Monday and TueadHy. Bo' 1 gaina In started olUoUs, Rldgownv 1 ratcherx. p' road. PhoneHSRS, AKRON DRIVER COPS FEATURE, SHARQNTRACK Hud Henderson, Akron, won tho 6-mUb feature race of thy oponloi day program at Bharoa speedway yesterday bel'uro a crowd of headed Poo Slianubropjt; Dotioit; liud Uroqn, AVlieollne, third; Jerry Akron, fourtU; Hnurty Uroxler, Canton, fifth, and Harry Uniftir, time was 19:27.4. Jtesulttt of the dash events; Helmet one 1, (Shauekjrook 2.

Time Klvu-inile Henderson 1, Slmno- biook 9, Berry 3. Time, Peb Snyder, Kent, Ulll Carr, Carey, 9: Greoa 4:83,1, Prexlor 1, for, Cleveland, Fred lalnd, Slnclalrvillo, Time, 4:40,8. W. L. Craig ap.a son opened ft new serylce 1 'petatoeu.

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