Kansas City Journal from Kansas City, Missouri • 10

Ah TO PHONE VICTOR 4000 KANSAS CITY JOURNAL POST iWEDNESDAY 'AUGUST 19 193G Blues Eager to Take Doubleheader and Tie St Paul for Second Place Knockout! Little Wolfe and Brown Louis Back in Limelight world cham bcaten MARY HARRIS WINS in the Saints with Howard Joe Vance sky minute and 2 seconds of "fight con Washington enner Diamond Dust 710 (j Maxie the coming vs Vile Goi Clar Gcrmany's first motor rar Puhlir CLAYBROOKS DEEATED NO SEPTEMBER BOUT Max came back here he was welcomed as fete heroes idea of this battle 2 Ciass tS non BASEBALL STATISTICS 2 0 3 ON THE LINKS 0 3 0 0 0 28 12 10 3 on 2 45 14 33 20 0 0 0 5 0 2 0 3 0 34 10 14 0 tti 10c domino MITCD BV4RACI 2 3 IM 103 one of the teams of 2 2 3 Winning Huuhin Kearney 0 3 most promising Greater Kansas 2 3 5 2 3 2 0 2 0 Tuesday night the bases full 5 8 rom Behind the 11 inning 0 0 0 Defeats Eunice Dean Essex County Tourney 88 165 09 147 IM188 114 Primo his list and Needs Treatment Doctor Says 0 within the grasp of the stand a fair way to sweep IN ALL BUI PRICE Harry Small negotiated the Oak wood course in 78 strokes for the lowest round of his life 11 to 10 hit with game Results Use Journal Post Want Ads If you want anything him for two I MeV ilnams and lournoy Win Public Courts S8I310378 471 38 31 good That GIANTS AB Two favored teams of the Mis souri Valley tournament meet at 8:15 Wednesday night at Ward field Kansas City Kas when Schneider engages the Pirate of Pittsburg Kas The Pirates are uncrowned cham pions of Kansas following a recent victory over the winner of the Kan sas state tournament Schneider is back in full strength after being weakened for recent se ries against Claybrook Carter sb Casper 3b Bennett lb Ross If Elsworthcf Center Church rf Taylor prf Ar'icabiacf Cyrus Hoskin If Taylor 2b Taylor Jefferson rf SylingIb Palmib Donap 6 14 Two More Teams Register In Valley Championship Joplin Ponca Naturallv I wanted to get first handed his with Brvidock 1 tiling 1 1 win of he said in answer I do not r' Rard Braddock an easy man Io whip SOTBALL CHAMP IN CRUCIAL GAME challenge to and Orville Dugdale Casanova Contest Is Olympic eature Two of the lowest rounds carded by amateurs at St Andrews were those reported by Tom Durham and Phil Lyon Durham had 72 two under par and Lyon 74 Schmeling Defeat Now Only Hazy Memory After Decisive Victory Over Old Man Sharkey Southpaw Might Be Effective Against Left Hand Hitting Power Moore Hero in Relief MANCHESTER BY THE SEA MASS Aug Mary Greef Har ris of Kansas City defeated Eunice Dean of San Antonio Tex 6 2 6 3 in the third round of the annual Essex county women's tennis tour nament NEW YORK Aug Hopes that heavyweight champion Jimmy Braddock would be able to defend his title agaist Max Schme ling next month faded when Dr red Albee reported that an injury on Braddock's left hand would prevent him from fighting before late October Albee a neutral doctor appointed by the New York athletic commis sion to examine the champion's hand said Braddock would not nec essarily have to undergo an opera tion but that he would need treat ments which would prevent him from beginning heavy training in time for a September bout Albee wiH give his report to the commission riday The commission is expected to adopt it That would mean Braddock probably would not defend his title until next summer because October would be too late for an outdoor fight and to hold bout indoors would be unprofitable iiaiattriiMir iiurizuiuai nosiiions 1 He'd down for the count after 1 ing" in the third round Vance John Nig and Page Ready to Work Ham Schulte vent far in to toss out Washinginn Hip Slade Sami sh rlslop accommcdating to me Lines tt oco515 ilea not a conceited fighter os he once teas He has hodoeceit ertroetefl Ilts knockout nt the hands of Max Baer sncmnt to perform that operation After that he came i est mid then started a comeback campaign He beat 58 60 Vrrer mind loms" I said about "I mils just netting around to that" he said with a smile "I studied him too He is smarter than Louis because of his rj'prricnco He is a belter boxer especially defensively He is not rioiofi to be so easy to hit with a right hand He is very toiigli mid he is grime Braddock is not an easy man to fight no matter iciat anyone thinks He is a little taller than I am and is heavier Be has some physical advantages and is about the some age 1 do not think tile slight physical advantage he has will moke any difference in the result "Braddock has a good left Better than Louis 1 expect to outbox him and knock him out if I can But I will try to out box him in every round The fight may go the limit but if it docs 1 feel that 1 can beat him because I think I can pile up more points My legs are better than his and a fighter is as good as his legs" souri state athletic commission in determining the real pion Evko has issued a Chief Little Wolfe Brown wrestlers who are sched uled to appear in an exhibition Monday night in the Auditorium He also includes Dave Levin title McAuley won first tournament EMITTING the valley championship semipro baseball here has fallen upon evil times but several teams survive each June and July only because of a desire to play in the Missouri Valley Nine tourna ments have been held beginning with a 6 team round robin event won by McAuley Electric over Rock Island City Ice League All Stars and Summe Dairy Approximately $10009 in prize money has been distributed Ward field scene of the tenth classic is being dressed up Prepara tions have been made to handle the tournament's largest crowds rom a modest beginning it has come to be accepted as one of the most en tertaining sports events of the year ''pHE BLUES leave for the north following Sunday's doubleheadcr to A prove their right to a place in the governor's cup playoff and a last ditch stand to bring the first little world series to Muehlebach' field since 1929 They will be gone for two weeks which gives semipros their annual chance at the limelight During alt but two weeks of the baseball season the No 1 sandlotters sit on the corner and watch the parade move by They have a definite part in the scheme of things although most of them doubt it until dates of the annual Missouri Valley cham pionship arc announced The tournament opens Sunday at Ward "ield Kansas City Kas and continues Sunday afternoons and each night for a period of about two weeks It has been patterned after semipro baseball's world series staged each summer for 21 years in Denver The Denver championship under the direction of Parsons this season maintained its position of offering the world's richest prize for semipros when 55116 attended creating a prize of $5096 for the Negro National league stars Second money of $3822 went to the Eason Oilers of Enid Ok STARS GRADUATE ROM TOURNAMENT A MAJORITY of the teams have a nucleus of former minor leaguers such as Jimmy Horn Cy Warmouth Emory Osbern Vic Sczcygiel Harry Burns Bill Humphrey rank rey Art Smith and others Naturally organized baseball has no further interest in these men as playing prospects but they serve as the balance wheel a steadying influence for the competition that each year sends new stars to the minor leagues A complete record of the graduation list is not available One of the most prominent at the moment is Don Guttcridge Columbus third baseman and an American association all star who seems certain of becoming a big leaguer next summer Another is Mueller young catchef of the Boston Bees They were team mates with theK lying Crows of Pittsburg Kas in two or three tournaments of a few years back Gutteridge then was an ordinary second baseman who insisted that he could make good in organized baseball Almost from the first day he broke in with a Nebraska State league club he has shown steady improvement One of the first to spot Gutteridge and Mueller as future stars was Pat Mason the Rockhurst college coach who then was managing and batting third for Kansas ranking semipro team It is satisfying to tournament sponsors to recall that these stars among others first reached the headlines through the Missouri Valley classic singled and home The the Mis Tuesday night: Class A 000 163 012 inn Aikens Siegers Totals Two out Clavbrnnk Giants Hits Off Dona 2 off Palm 4 off Syling 4 off Dougherty 8 off Jones 1 Two base Daugherty Palm Syling Cyrus Three base hits Ewing Hawkins Boyd Pomp runs Hide McNair on errors Hide Jefferson Striicg Bv Palm 1 hv Syling 1 by Daugherty 4 bv Jones 1 Base nn Off Dona 2 off Palm 2 off Sv ling 1 Coyle and Bush IGHT RESULTS NEW YORK (Yankee Joe Louts Detroit knocked out Jack Sharkey 197 1 3 Boston (3i Nathan Mann 181 New Haven ConnM and Eddie Mader New York drew (6i rankie Connolly 236 Boston decisioned Sandy McDonald SOO1? Dallas Tex (61 Dave Claik Detroit decisioned Bud Micnault 169'4 Brockton Mass (Ri Eddie Blunt 218:4 San rancisco de cisioned Terry Mitchell 189'2 New York6i Lou Nova 19334 San rancisco de cisioned Tom Ponte 193 Roseland (4) Stanley Hasrato Yonkers ana Joe Lvnch 158 Plainfield drew (4 NEW YORK Jne Rossie 148 New York and Joe Marsh 1411 4 Montreal drew (8 JERSEY CIYV Ralph (Indian! Hurtado 137 New York decisioned Car men Roman 138 Bayonne 18' By NORB GARRETT A ACCOMPLISHMENT that was beyond th? expectations of even 4 their ardent supporters is now Kansas Citv Blues Meaning the Blues 5 the 4 game series with St Paul and climb into a tie for second place wnn tne saints When the came town runs in thr questinn beat Bnnr and He is a big sixth He opened tne inning falling down after slopping alentis bounder and then with one awav and two men on Lac gummed up a double play Slum pl hit to Warner whose toss to Slade got Schulte but the shortstop then fell down and couldn't make the throw to first Eddie Marshal crapped with several flashy plays the field The one that brought the crowd to its feet saw Eddie dasn back and make a 1 handcd stab of smash with on his way home in the seventh He also made a spectacular pickup Williams in the eighth Results Tuesday AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 6 11 inninpx 000 inn 1 Dickey Hamlin 4on a a 030 6 14 1 Linton Peterson The Kansas City Kas moved forward as the cutstandiiy No 0 semipro baseball club of the section by beating Claybrook Tigers Tuesday night at Ward field 12 to nsinpprs Overall and and Calantino Postibly more of a 1icro champion and can take punishment because he took plenty from me If I win title which I am cure 1 will do 1 will give him another chance RJL 001 2 10 5 016 1317 1 Totali 42 10x32 16 Totals 1 xTwn out when winning run was scored rench batted for Moncrief in seventh Vance ran for Alexander in ninth St Paul 40j 001 000 Kansas City 000 303 000 Mowry Steinbacher 2 Washing ton Warner Todt Stumpf Madjeskl Alex ander Bocek Valenti 2 Marshall Er rors Schulte Moncrief Slade Stein bacher Runs batted enner 2 War ner 2 Todt Valenti Marshall 2 Mon crief McWilliams Stumpf Madjeskl Mc Culloch Two base hits Steinbacher War ner Bocek Madjeskl McCulloch Three bia Todt Marshall stolen base Warner Sacrifices Steinbacher Valenti Double ette to Penner to Todt Bchulta to Marshall to Alexander Stein bacher to Todt Lett on St Paul 6 Kansas City 10 Base on balls Off Smith 1 off Moncrief 1 off Hutchinson 3 Struck Bv tte 2 bv Hutchinson 3 by Conerief 3 bv Mnore 2 Hits OH Smith 3 in 3 8 Inning off Moncrief 7 tn 1 3 in etnga off Moore 1 in 4 innmgv off ette 10 in innings off in 5 2 3 rarq rrniw Moore Losing oiteher eon Vmpirej Gutbrie end 339 team" one vet eran observer said in commenting I upon the team's tournament Iimtlic? 11 inu)' UU me UdlK UOISt With any luck iit loinlli irhib' Max wnr preparing jar the air trip fn Mater where he started training for the fight for the titledi he confidcMlii believes he will bring back lo this country AMATEUR BASEBALL The Hardin A plays Paseo Tavern Sunday at Riverside park Lexington Mo Hardin has open dates or games write Curtis inch Hardin Ho The Kansas City Cubs defeated West port Merchants Sunday 6 to 5 in 10 in nlngs The Cubs are Open for games Call Hawkins Linwood 7026 Konomos A defeated Watson 10 to WATSON AB 4 4 Adams and RHP 114 001 7 9 3 011 2 4 3 Ball Buchanan: 042 8 04 400 7 8 4 Moncrief shouldered the burden and the Saints cracked more hits before grounded cut permitted third and sixth before giving wav to a pinch hitter the seventh Bald Cy then hurled four irle innings before his mates sot over the winning tally HOW THEY STAND Pet Gbl 611 554 7 4 531 Bly MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Leading Batter AS 473 231 434 262 396 to a He a i at me That shows that he is a great boxer punuhei and can knock out any mail he can hit on the chin inchi'ws me A I went to America to fight Louis I had studied him in rights and was satisfied that lie was easy to hit with a right hand is why I kept lulling him with my right until I finished him did nnl have a defense for it He may perfect one later but he did not lia any when 1 fought him 1 had no trouble hitting him with a and 1 Tan beat any man I can hit with that fist I knew I could lick the Negio although few Americans and even few in my own counti igretd with me They had read too many glowing accounts of the gifat power ot the unbeatable Louis That sort of propaganda is misleading as the result of our fight proves It is not good for betting and not good for a fighter to be lauded to the skies as he was I diee Louis will be a better fighter from now on I think he the Pct 100 181 381 40 137 87 80 'pwo more teams Wednesday registered for the Missouri Valley 1 semipro baseball tournament starting Sunday at Ward field bring ing the complete list to eleven with enough applications from strong teams assured to fill out a 16 team bracket Officials had hoped to con iiiie tne neici 10 ia Westport and St John's Catholic club were the applications that re ceived favorable consideration Wednesday Westport has competed in the last two tournaments while St is rated young City "It's Kansas City 7 St Paul At Milwaukee Minneapolis DID 000 Milwaukee 000 000 Called account of rain McKain and aua ueiore At Toledo 300 Louisville 010 Batteries Cohen and rising and Thompson At Indianapolis Columbus 000 Tnd is annl i nni Macon isher and Owen pace and Riddle NATIONAL LEAGUE At Philadelphia 000 104 6 1 Boston 000 000 3 2 Passeau and Grace Lanning Ris and Lopez At irst game HE Chicago 001 102 10 I Pittsburgh 200 000 11 0 rench and Hartnett: Blan ivu owiii nuu ftuuclL At Second game vaiivagu Pittsburgh BatteriesLee Hovt nnri PaAAwn At New irst game New York 003 Q2 Mungo and Bi niiu mailUUbU At New Second Brooklyn 220 New York 941 Batteries rankhouse Winston Brandt nrnun ana 9 1 3 Ogrodowskl Averill Indians 11 Weatherly Indians 53 Gehrig Yankees 115 Mize Cards 84 Annllne White Sox 103 Hnm Rnn Gehrig Yanks 38iOtt Giants Trosky Indians Tigers oxx Red Sox 32 Runs Bitted In Trosky IndiansIWiGoslln Tigers 112 Gehrig Yanks 115 oxx Red Sox 103 Rons Beared Gehrig Yanks 137Crosettl Yanks Tigers 120 HaieA Indians Clift Browns 108 Most Hit Averill Indians l8iTro3ky Indiana Medwiek Cards UOIGehrtg Yanks Gehring'r Tigers 169 Bell Brown Bert McDowell jr led the sharp shooters at Milburn with 71 one under par but and Bill Kuster the famed bowler were the happiest shot 77 and Kuster 81 for the best rounds of their lives Other good scores: I Gardner 75 Ayres Bombeck 75 Dr Bert McDowell 75 Tommy Stephenson 75 and Borquist 79 Carey Ballew jr was low in class A of the summer scratch tour nament held at Blue Hills with a par round of 73 Shaughnes sey won in class with 82 and Trapp in class on 98 Winners of the blind event low scqre on No a were: Class Boyd Thompson 4 Rosa Ream 4 Class Kellogg Smith 4 Hall Maxwell Jr Roy Redd Walter Betts Trtpp 6 The victory came in the second gare of a doubleheader after the Giants had nosed out the Sunflow ers 6 5 for the Greater Kansas City Negro tournament championship Claybrook scored eight runs in the sixth and final inning to tie the score due largely to Giants' errors In the final inning McNair former ly ol the Monarchs Blake doubled him Giants expect to play in souri Valley tournament Score: CLAYBROOK I AB 4 2 2 A M'DanlPls2b Stockardss niEwIngcf olHawkinsc O'McNairlf 9 Bovdrf OiPhif fer 3b 0 Dougherty 27 11 10 Totals when winning run was rored Tigers 002 451 011 12 I champion of the world for the second time after he i finishes his melee with James Braddock I man of pugilism" in New York next month When you mention ire tnat bcnmciing migni lose me Germans look at you in wonderment smile as though they feel sorry for you and tell you that Braddock is a cheese champion who will be a mere setup for Der he knock out the great Joe they say and con sider that inasmuch as he did that he is sure to whip the former stevedore It scorns these Germans are no different than anv other human bemgs in the matter of cheering for the home athlete They may be a little more loyal than some They think Schmeling is the greatest champion of all time They discount the fact that he won the title while Ivina flnl nn hie ehnitMnr kl irlne inrl Ikon lz it to x't uiuuvi ciiivi linn juci 11 iu uudlMj tjl) i decision Thev claim he was rohhod when hr Inst tn Shnrkrv ThrviOf the competition say that was just another American decision and that Schmeling won surprised if St At least that is their idea and docsn finish in the money Snyder business manager was in the Topeka Santa es has in formed tournament officials that he is filling out his entry and pre paring a list of players to be regis tered riday when team manager meet at 7:30 at Spaldings 1012 Grand avenue Both and the 60 lost records for 1 percentages hv Manager Dutch Zwilhng fhrao hiii lore oumhhla 4r the bill in Joe Vance John NigRelmg: houses and furnished and Phil Page Vance appears a almos' rvrr ot certainty and Dutch may choose to 'he city ue advertised in todays send southnaw armnst llm JnUl nal 1 ot Saints as the dub's po centrated on the left sid Steinbacher and Todt Come Sweet was victory scored over the bainis rues dav nirht fur if came after Blues spotted ette a 5 run lead pERLIN GERMANY Aug By Mail) The pop There were few in the stands who eyed fanatics who follow boxing hereabouts expected the club to overcome that' which includes Herr Hitler and his staff are prepar disadvantage against the ace righty ing to welcome home Max Schmeling as heavyweight hander of the circuit But the battalion groggy in the first and third sessions revived in the fourth to smack ette for three runs and five hits and they gathered another cluster of three in the sixth ette pitched to only two batters in this canto and one of them Valenti singled and the other Eddie Mar shall smote a long triple to right center Ira Hutchinson then came to the rescue and permitted two more runs The struggle continued until fhc eleventh when Ed Madjeskl and Bit McCullough took matters into tlmir hands With two down Ed singled and McCulloch crowd pleading for one of his triples cracked one down the field line for two bases that sent the Blue catcher over with the winning lai I Previous to his double Bit had been held hitless Victory to Cy Mnnrr Old Cy Moore third hurlcr to see service was the winning pitenor and he deserved the honor Hal Smith started but was forced re tire in the first inning when en ner's vicious drive floored him for a 10 count There was one run Un Nat Bank Sifir Cippnr' Wright and Lash HHrMn u' nco Club Sinpcr Grncrrv Bfltt Olhonn and Snyder and Mallett Armour's 00(1 Exnrrsa Rpr 901 Batteries Ladek ay and Yodrich Kirk andLiparl LOWEST BEER PRICES 4 1 Gorti Later Barr Caw II 85 whrr'f Stroni Baar Caaa 1145 1 PrMf Siraixht Whisker QI wa eature watt Beveram ree City Deliver? and Jorgens Glenn Appleton and Boltoir At St irst game Detroit 400 010 101 7 18 0 St Louis 040 000 10 13 2 Lawson Sorrell and Hay worth: Hogsett Leibhardt Knott Van Atta and Hemsley At st Second game Detroit 702 014 20 1 St Louis 000 030 3' 6 1 Auker and Hayworth Hog tett Leibhardt Kimberlln and Hemsley GuilianL Western League Waterloo at Des MiDaven 7 Sioux (postponedi 'R Island 9 Joplin 6 Bartlesv 19 Musk 11 City 10 Spring 3 Texas League Tulsa 7 Beaumont 6 San An 8 Ok 3 Dallas 4 Galveston 2 8 Houston 2 International League Balt 2 8 Svra 1 8 Buffalo 5 Roch 4 iviuuw Moni i Newark 13 Albany oviiiictii ji'Miriaiion New 4 Chatt 1 Atlanta 5 Memp 4 5 Knox 1 41 Loschke and Emmett coming up at 8 lournoy advanced to the semifinals That twin bill ()f j(ie doubles in the public is the prize morsel courts tennis tournament by defeat of the serms andinc claude Hickey and Jack Nourse if fate smiles 00:54 6 4 and will meet Ed Pearson the home club ana Norman Williams Wednesday permits two Blue i night at 5 at the Conenurse in jcLodls the sec the penultimate round A misundrr OI1Q iowl and Sieve Hamas here Splendid victories Then ho rd to zlnierica arid knocked out Louis performing what wuny regard as a rnirarlc They just overrated Louis Publicity vmat Louis unbeatable when in reality he was just another place berth standing over the pairings for the be clogged 'mixed doubles semifinal matches the BlucsiTuesday night caused a postpone SdiiiB wHlment Eddie Hogue and Marian nave 2 won Young play Mr and Mrs Leonard Vrrmnri i 1 1 i 1 1 1 Iana mart Red lynn and Blovs win Photos of the Joo Louis Iark i his wav down he's down or he is Sharkey ficht all show the former stacrprinc to his feet aealn This I champion in three poses He on I one shows him in one of his The champion of the softball tournament ot chamnions now in progress at Olympic field is totter Giants Also Win in Negro on throne and may be (knocked from the crown in lourney tnals lhe nroaram of eaes Wednesday Glams' nisht at the nark Dugdaie Packer ui uusepn is me cnampion ana a loss tn Casanova club Wednesday night will eliminate the visitors The Engineers scored a run in the eighth to beat Redemptorist Gronek won the so far it wasn even a good contest it is well imbedded in the German brain Schmeling is as much of a hero here as Jack Dempsey zsmcrien when nc was cnampion nt the than Dempsey because Schmeling was America has liad many of them NEW YORK Aug Another turn of boxing's wheel of fortune whirled Joe Louis back into the select circle of heavy weight challengers the only man in his division reday to meet all comers Louis the stigma of his Schmeling defeat only a hazy memory swiftly smashed down Jack Sharkey a hollow shell of the once magi nificent boxer in Yankee stadium Tuesday night before a crowd of 29331 The Brown Bomber's lists landing with pre Schmeling force sent Sharkey to the canvas four times and left him a bloody beaten wreck after 1 minie and 5 seconds of the third round of their sched uiuu iv'iuuuu uuui Ajuja wi'ignca bnarKey iy7i Mirhi Vaesl 'T14I With Sharkey added to Camera and Max Raer nn of KO'D ex champions Louis head ca oacK up the comeback trail while oddly enough his con queror of months ago Schmeling a stalemated tn his campaign to re gain the titlehold er's toga Champion James Brad dock complaining of a mysterious in jury tohis hand wnn't Qnlinsn rt tember if he can get out of it Louis is ready to fight anybody but most of all the man who blasted him into the only defeat of rocket career Schmeling Sharkey flabby about the and puffy around the face one of Louis' easiest victims Detroit Negro hammered the rulous gob ceaselessly in the round cornering him as if he novice instead of a am going to train as carefully for Jim as I ever did for any opponent I know what a tough assignment I have in front of me I am not being fooled by the fact he was out of the game for a while and that Baer was not as good as he had been when Braddock beat him Any man who takes care of himself as Jim has and is no older than he is is dangerous with a pair of mittens on his hands You ask me how much it will draw I do not know 1 was dis appointed in the size of the gate with Louis I do not know whether this fight will draw more or less But 1 am not deeply interested in that came back to the ring to regain the world's heavyweight champion believe I will regain it in this engagement Possibly I am wrong But if I had not been sure I could beat Louis and as certain I will wou'd not have tried to fight again After I win the 'e' 'or he biggest possible financial return on my victory t0 de'cHd H6 title the first time in the Olympic stadium and I believe if I win the title that the first fight I have here with a good man will draw 190000 people there I do not care who I fight It can be Louis Baer or anyone else but 1 want the fight to be staged here i Max cared to say about fighting and we went out and looked over the surrounding countryside of which he is justly proud Milwaukee JS79 St Paul 7g Kansas CH Xo 'rfLames behind leader IEAGIE STANDINGS Wl STERN ASSOCIATION rci1 Prt SI 23 31 S3 58 Muskoree 23 484 80 53 28 OHN EVKO internal ion a 1 1 claimant in making the' following known heavyweight wrestler i challenge: )h agree to throw Dave Le edneday took steps to expose the rhj Wnl and Mrtrilil "wrestling trust" and aid the Mis lBrown a faU each in one hour To prove tnat tnis is not ballyhoo 1 do not want one cent for my services all of my share of the gate receipts can go to charity and if 1 fail to fulfill this offer I will contribute $500 to Mercy hospital or any other charitable GAMES WEDNESDAY NIGHT Sima Chi va Jonei Pulmotor ouviai viuo kr Viking Refrigerators aMore 0 Redcmplorlst vs Inn Hi Dugdale Parker vs Casanova tiub A GAME THURSDAY NIGHT 6 Savage Tire vs Perk's 7 National urniture vs East rs fj Snrn duh Three Bachelors vs body was The gar first were a novice instead of a one time champion Louis parried Sharkey's 1 blows brushed aside his long left smashed his way in fearlessly in 1 answer to the critics' cry that he i was Kun shy as a result of his drub bing by Schmeling Before the first pound was over nose dripped blood and the throng sensed that the brown man was once again the ruthless killer of the days be fore he crossed the path of Schmeling In the next four minutes and two seconds Louis raked body and head with a steady fusillade of punches some of which Sharkey could see and couldn't get away from or block but most of which were delivered with such blinding swiftness that he never knew what hit him The first knockdown came mid way in the second round after the Brown Bomber had ripped open two old cuts over Sharkey's left eye with left hooks Sharkey bleeding from his nose and ey was gamely trying to reach the Negro with a damag ing blow But his leads were short or wild Up at Nine Louis met him coming in with a short right chop to the chin and Sharkey toppled to the floor He got up at nine his head awhirl Hardly was he on his feet when Louis smothered him with gloves and Sharkey crumpled to the can vas again He was bleary eyed and wobbly when he arose at a count Turn to Page 11 Column 1 Evko Issues Challenge to rtATES vs Schneider ortune Puts Strong Tournament Teams to Meet at Ward I KONOMOS A El AB uonaosrt 1 Trapp rf O' Phoenix cf 0l Ponak3b 0 Newman 2b 0 Bradford ss O' Carter lb 01 Whixelf II Willlaman I Owlngsc Totala 371 10 Totli Watson Transfer 100 121 9 Konomos A 0D0 022 10 Two baie hita Ponk White Williams 2 Casper Bennett Ross Three bass hits Ponak Bennett Homa Newman Bradford Trapp Struck By Williams 8 by Taylor i Losing Taylor SH6nTci5R8MEET Two ot Kansas leading horseshoe pitchers Brown antf Bales meet at 8 Wednesday night at the Blue HUla courts with such luminaries as Vernon Washington the league's leading batter: Lou the A A's foremost hurler in lhe matter of victories John Rigney claimed by a major league club and Harry to White Sox it appeared an even break would be a good performance on the part of the Blues Vance and Page? But the Blues failed to awed nr sy yn CrnIiril 1 1 0 bv the newspaper clippings of their I LA I lu uDnllf 111 ALu rivals and Wednesday claimed a two Prosser jveri on noi ooo 8 1000 000 3 11 0 and Hartnett 100 10 0 UU 3 2 game 000 5 13 3 004 11 18 0 Clark and Phelpa Gabler Mancuso At St Louis 001 030 Cincinnati 000 001 Batteries Johnson end Davis Brennan and Campbell AMERICAN LEAGUE At Boston ue oos a io Philadelphia 001 000 10 0 Grova and Ptrrell Rhodes ink snd Hayes At Cleveland 913 103 101 8 10 31 3 Chicago 003 313 010 0 Hildebrand Hudhn Oalehouae and Sullivan 0 Brown Cnclini and Sewell At New York MO 018 I 4 Washington 708 M0 Mx 0 11 9 Bsltenn Hsdley Murphy Brown 1 fe 11 Bfev ver I IE I I ExjcU (P CwPiAamj I I NGN 1 'j I A Ab a av niL "Afc' 1 I op Jfc 4 lin ST PAUL i KANSAS A A ADHD! Slade 5 0 2 2hultf2b 5 12 Mowry cf 5 2 3 0 Siumpfcf 6 13 0 Steinb'erlf 4 2 2 1 i ieskic 6 2 4 1 4 0 2 I'xicCullDch it 5 1 3 enner 5 0 6 1 5 2 13 1 Warner 2b ft 3 1 ft Boeck rf 4 2 3 0 Todtlb 4 2 1ft 0 Valenti 3b 4 2 0 2 5 1 1 ZiMarshallss 5 13 6 ette 3 0 0 ISmithp 0 I Hutch'scnp 2 0 0 3 2 0 1 I rench 10 0 0 iMoorep 10 0 1 IVance 0 0 0 0 iHopkinslb 0 0 2 3.