The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 26

THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, AUGUST .10, 1012 20 rooks Lose, Lead Cut To Four Games As Cardinals Win Nirlliday For Sla BACK-HAND SHOT TWO IN NINTH Net Cubs 4-To-3 Win. NO. 17 Is Hung Up By Cooper Many Tickets Already Sold For Service Days At Downs Al'hough the sale of tickets will large number of "Ticket to Tokyo WIN STREAK Of Bonham Snapped At Kilit (iamps, C'levrland Again Turning Trick. I aaawa in aigyp i ii j) As Males' Timelv Blows XpI not b'vfm Man Srhn mm ffrnrrn man- ntl Berlin" were golrl among trc hoieemen Hlver Powng yester- Hnv TW Tlvmana nrnmlnitnt Pin- Hack's Single Sends (her Winnins Itnn 5-2 Kite Om I'liils. aper of the Netherlnnd riar.g and nnrlfitj mads thp Ilrihert Schmidt, I'rejident of theismKln purche.g during th day, Blota Tn-n Tniludepohl Brewing Company, gn when he bought 500 tickets, I'rcmlses from the various hcadn nounred yesterdny that flur.atg lor nf Virnwurlaa In r.rnntAi1 Plnfllnnafl After McCullnuRh Arid Mrrullo Lrarl Off With Hits Lnn Warneke Is Winner.

the Army and Navy KmerKen. wou(, c0 tt dH. Relief Days, September 2, 3, and 4 poaing of the tickets, were received 4. a Account. For Three Runs And Winning Margin.

Iifiulg, AiiKUKt 29 -(AD-Seven-hit flinging by hueky Mort Cooper and timely hitting by the by Cochnlrman Schmidt, who de Chicago, August 29 (I'Pl-The, clared that a effort to at the River Downs race track already had been sold. All gate receipts and money derived from the sale of admlsaion Chicago Cubs rallied for two rung: In the ninth lnnlnE today to trip tail-end of the the league-leading Brooklyn 4-3. Al Smith Turns Back Yarikpes To Reenact Feat Of June 7 Weatherly Stars. New York, August 29 (INS) The Cleveland Indians whipped the Yankees, 6-5, today to hand Ernis Bonham his fifth defeat against 17 victories. This was the second tlms the Tribe had snapped an eight-game winning streak for the big fork-baller.

He had accumulated that number June 7, when the Indians gave him "the works." Lefty Al Smith was the winner today, as he was June 7. Roy Weatherly collected five hits WW I 41 Sf yrts i 0M 7,1 outdo all other cities will be made. Major John W. Masner, Wright Field Air Corps, Dayton, Ohio, who is In Cincinnati acting as contact man between the Civilian Committee and the Military Committee from Fort Tomas, declared that all indications point to three tremendous days. "The military officials are highly pleased," Major Masner declared, "over the manner In which Mayor James Garfield Stewart and other Clyde MrCullough, Cuh smi Shnitstop In Monillo opened! the ninth with singles.

MrCullough; tickets to the track during the three days will go to the relief fund. River Downs Is defraying all expenses In connection with the drive, so that every penny received will go to the fighting men and their dependents. I Members of the Junior Minute eored Inter on Pinrhhitter Jimmy: batting order today brought the Cardinals a ft-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phils and another step nearer the Brooklyn Dodgers. It was Cooper's seventeenth tii- I Fnxx's long fly end Stanley Hark gent the winning marker rcioss With nnnther hit. Committee of the URO headed by Miss Martha Jane Hilde- Cincinnati officials are cooperating." iVi Ik A.

Z. y- brandt, announced that a number five times at bat for the Invad of tickets had been sold In the various hotel lobbies yesterday. umph of the Captain Spottswood Duke, Fort ThomaB Army Emergency Relief Officer, announced that the Military Committee, headed by Colonel campaign and MOHT ((Oi r.K. Among the Junior Minute Women ers, including a two-run homer and a triple. Bonham lasted only four innlng3, with Johnny Lindell being sent to his rescue.

REISER OUT. Chicago. Auguet dTi-The Brooklyn Dodgers, their National league lead fading lapidly, suf-feied another blow today when it Via announced that Outfielder Pet rteieer, the club's leading hitter, would be sidelined for several day He is Kiiffenng from atom miiicle in his leg. AimorlBlfO 1'rfia Frnnkie Prker of Los AnRelrs, second geeded in the ntionI trnni singles Forest Hills, poes to the net for a backhand shot in his match with Jark Oiler of New Rochelle, N. Y.

Parker won, 60, 60, 60. who are participating in the gale George W. Price, was making elab-are Miss Hildebrandt, Miss orate preparations for the three vleve Hart, Miss Mary Clark, Miss days, One of the many features will he CLEVKI.ANrt NfW YORK AB H.PO.A AB HPO A Horkett.rf 4 1 1 0 Riiauto.aa ri I Mary Helen O'Conner, Miss Billie and Miss Mary Donahue. Peter Horbark, President of River Downs, announced that a the appearance of the famous Fort Thomas Military Band at River Downs during the three days, Associated Preaa. Chicago University alumni presented Alonzo Stagg with a birthday cake last night, upon when the former coach reached the age of 80.

Forty years of Stagg's career were passed at the Chicago A Keltner.3h 5 Kl'nung. lb 4 Heath. If 4 4 frnmee.2b 3 Hec.in.c 4 Smith, 4 Bag-by, 0 ,13 0 Hajjett.lh 4 1 10 1 1 3 2 Honrlch.rf 2 0 0 0 2 7 3 110 1 4 0 Gordon 21) 3 0 14 0 2 Keiier.lf 4 2 10 1 3 3 0 7 0 0 1 Pickev 1 0 0 0 0 0 Prkldy.3h 4 12 1 0 0 0 Bonham. 10 0 1 the club'g third straignt over the Phils, which, coupled with Chicago's defent of Brooklyn, moved the Cards within four games of the Dodgers. Marty Marlon, a to the slugging business, blasted two doubles from his eighth spot In the batting order to accmint for three runs end the winning margin eaily as the sixth.

In that frame, also, Whitey Kurowski punched his second two-base, blow, driving in a counter. Mort Cooper, In trying for his seventeenth victory, wore shirt No. 17, which eirly In the year belonged to Rookie Ervin Dusak. PlllLADKLf'Hl aTT KT. IX) i I H.

AB PO.A! AH PO A Mav .11) 3 0 1 3 Prnwn 2h 1 1 2 Hardy Men, These Swedes! Track Stars Prefer Hot Dogs And Soda Pop Instead 01' Catiar And Champagne. TITLE PLAY 4 Totala Lindell, 2 0 0 2 37 12 27 7 'Rolf 110 0 Totals 33 7 27 11 Wainrke was the winner, chalking up his tenth victory of the season. 1-on allowed elfjht hits, but only four of them mine after the Dodgers' three-run fi't Inning. Manager Ieo Purorher filed protest over the game on a decision Umpire Al Barllck made on a play first base In the seventh Inning Warneke had singled and Hack grounded to Polph Camllll who threw to second, forcing Warneke, Will Continue Today. Heavv Action Is Killed On To Hun On Coast 1a Angeles, August 29 (AD Jerry dealer, Chairman of the California Ilorsn Racing Board, said today the Western Defense Command had granted tha Bay Meadows track permission to operate this fall and that he hoped the same privilege would be extended to Santa Anita for a winter meeting.

Indoor track meets, explained today. "A few years ago, Eric came to this country. What a picture run- All Amateur Fronts. 0 1 Ik rf 3 2 1 nv lion nut Mri v. New York, August fiilr warning to the Hot Dog and S6d7rTpTrhdorg Union at Mfidieon 8'iiaifl fJarden: When (Jurider IfirR and Arnc Anderson, TheTllv' at first -was -ehise and non Kill Nnvl'ir ef 2 2 4 0 I 2 Mu.iial.lf 0 2 1 111 I l'rn' .1 I 3 1 Jfack wandered off the hug to Inquire fiom the umpire whether he waa safe or out.

Me was tasked Grid Favorites If you can't wait here are the grid champions! Or at least a conrensus of early expert opinion: National I)ame; Great Lakes or Iowa Trefllght Services. Big Ten Michigan or Minnesota, Big Six Missouri. raclflo Coast California or Southern California. South Alabama. Southwest Texas Aggies.

East Fordham. Batted for tlndell in ninth. Innlnrl. 1234587SI Cleveland 10320000 0- New 30000011 05 Errors Prlddy. Henrlch, Crimea.

Rum Batted In Fleming 2. Henrlch, DiMacRlo 2. Keller, Heath, Weatherly 2. Llnclell. Two-Base Hita Klemlns.

Hansen. Keller. Three-Basa Hit Weatherly. Home Run Weatherly. Stolen Bases Boudreau.

PI-Maqgio. Double Plays Keltner to Lindell to Oordon to Hassett, Boudreau to Grlmps to Fleming Left on Buses New York ft, Cleveland 8. Basel on Balls Off Smith 4. Lindell 4. Struck.

Out By Bonham 3. S. Lindell 3. Hits Off Bonham 10 In 4 Inninga, Lindell 2 In fi, Smith 8 In 7'i, Bafrhy 1 In Winning Pitcher Smith Losing Pitcher Bonham. Umpires Summers.

Plperai, and Pasarella. Tlma 16. Attendance 2,931. All Stars Meet North Bcnd-Cleves 1 0 ii; llr.pi, in 4 2 12 1 li 3 4 2 12 1 1 fl 1 4 2 3 lf finish a race at Madison Square iKtirn.lh Oarden. We couldn't understand rf whiit was the matter, the crnwdsi irK in were friendly and always pul'ing i -ir-on for the bid, but still he never could get to the finish line.

'iinrK but Rorllck refused to allow the the Swedish trark iitfirs, arrive on (I 0 I'M 3 0 0 1 0 10 While Listermans Take On Overlook Outfit. "out." hosnltahle shores this winter. 0 0 ii Totals 3.1 10 27 0 0 0 HHOOKI.YN. I CHII-Ano AR II I'O A A'l II TCI A Municipal Association Class A ilker rf 4 2 A llrl lb 0 GROSSI TEAM give them plenty of air. This Is the reason why; Swedish athletes think our hot dogs nd "We didn't learn what was wrong TnMI 24 until his last race.

He had been buying out the vendor, and feast- 5 1 4 1 2 3 .1 4 01) teams continue play in the city wide elimination series today with a number of interesting games In rial 4 1 3 ni soda pop a better combination then Meruiin 5.e Slcavier and champagne. They are Is Foe Of Engineers han 3 flaltin.rf 4 nmilll Ih 4 VMw'k If ll.rinin It 4 Own.r 4 PfMPM 4 Allen. a llflfl 4 Csmv Tftll .14 KENATOKH 4, TK.ERS 1. Washinston, August 29 AP Washington evened a two-same aeries by defeating titm Tlcrar 1.1 Ihla mttmmnnw, TITLE BOUT LIKELY 0 prospect. Madisonville All-Stars, having returned to their early season form ing on not dogs ana pop.

A a re-' phiiH.iuhi onni lonoo 2 suit he contracted cramps In thejat. luia Stomal ln-Ktlrn Marnn 3 Mav. IKurnwuhl, Honp, To-Fa Hll N'avlnr, Tha temptation for Itaegg, 'hn lKurnwaKl f.ltwhllrr. Marion 2 Braitan. set a new world's record for 3,000 st.ii.-n Baar -iinnp.

Hncriiu- May. iv.u. ihir Playa-Murtauah to Olosaop io Kitfn; meters Frld iy--covering the dls- to Brown "wh -tance in elg'-t minutes and two- i'hiaiiphia 4. ai iu Ba nn t'biI. -Oft 5.

Berk 2 ronp.r I tenths seconds against the old maik 0, Bv 3 hih- rf fi flllflnrf Anni-iAn will hn kviin nil tar.n in llnr. A in 1 3 0 0 0 I Tnlala S'21 For Beau Jack With w' thi pPner, 14 27 I I spert, but. rant resist our American smoking puppies. As a result of this stiange pss-sion, many a would-be record will travel to College Hill to tangle In Feature Of Softliall Tourney Tonmrrnw Hide Park Is Scheduled. with the unbeaten North Bend Tn out wh'n winning run arnrM, 1Pitfd for Warn'Kt In mnih.

1 2 4 Cleves nine in what should be the while Trtmmv Brldres wss the victim. It was the Tiaers' last appearance In Warn-Inklon for the season, PET POIT. WASHINGTON AR.HPOA ABHPOA Llpnn ss 4 0 2 0 Case. If 4 12 9 reamer rf 1 1 0 1 4 0 1 4 3 4 2 3 0 o- aiaker from the land of Icy glades lronR han that over-i J' 1 best Class A open game. 3 0 0 0 0 0 Lightweight Champ.

New York, August 29 (AP) A fight card at Madison Square Garden that was slated to produce an opponent for Lightweight Champion Sammy Angott produced Chtessn 1 0 1 a- ind frtrhlng blond gals has re-; rime N. Y. In other open league games the Meat Is now almost SncU. Conlan. and Rp.irdnn, l.Stio.

Tlma 1 Aitemlmce (paidi turned to his native land with litlle impossible to obtain in Sweden, York, lb 2 3 Unrrl. rf 4 That's not a bad rtnss.Jb 4 defending champion Listerman Garden team will attempt to oust Overlook from the series at Deer Creek No. 6, while the Union Printers No. 1 will attempt to avoid elimination when they face the once-beaten Wright Aeros at With- Gross! Furniture team returns to action to meet the United States Engineers tomorrow night on Deer Creek No. in what promises to be the feature In the Municipal Association's Softball tournament, which has progressed into the $18,752 last night, Wlnburg says.

The average two-week allotment amounts to approximately what wa down In one sitting In this country. "I shudder to think what will happen when Haegg and Anderson 0 10 1 Vernon, lb 3 17 0 5 2 0 Ktalella.3h 3 0 0 1 1 1 0ulltvan.M 4 2 2 2 2 1 4 Cr'cher jb 1 1 i 0 2 1 Evans. 3 0 5 0 0 1 I Newsom.p Sill 000 noil Totals 30 27 10 0 0 0 Krrora Nirnnnnn. ituna Jattpil In- Herman. Oalan, liwfn, tlalle un lrn.

Knxi. Hark 2 Hacrlflc Smrg-on l.n nn Bhh- Brooklyn ('hlrsgn 7 Ban on Bnli-0(f A Urn 1, Ufad 1, War nfko 1 S'nirk Out By Hi-art .1, Varn; HI'a (ilt Alli-n. 2 In 13 Inning; Hfal In 7 23 1 in 2 3. losing piirhar t'mpir- Ballanfanl, Bnfll'k Hhd Plnalil. Time-2 14.

AtHnrtanct -lAoluth 14.B..7. til A NTS WIN TWIN Phils Here Today Continued From Preceding riige. Andrews and Williams are the return on four fights that didn't Bridges. 2 mor to show for his trip than hotel and steamship stickers. "You can't keep (hem away from your hot dogs and soda pop," Eric Wlnburg, a Swedlxh newspaperman who will help show tin boys Railchif 1 Mpnrirrs.p 1 tFranklin 1 have a headline performer among them, but it still left quite a problem for the folks who are trying row.

t.ct eyes on 1 batch of gleaming 1 pHzM Adams, a second baseman quarter-finals in both the open and Closed-loop engagements bring Totala 35 S24 11I around when they get hers thlg mil anus ana pnsiening Bona, win who is only 20 years old, has drawn winter to participate In gome of our burs; lamented logeiner tne winson hhoe team to line Up an October lightweight Batted for Bridges In seventh. tBatted for Manders in ninth. kn.it r.nftiici ji ins in WIC tUll- tinuance of the hotttest rivalry in 1234. 1S7I? 10000000 0-1 .111 inn maul ciui, iiu ujiouo jt Detroit amateur ranks at Taft Field No. 1 Piliaburgh, Auu 2ft (INSi- Sui-i-lve hnm run blaan by Ml Oil mil Johnny Mira Hi th aaventh Inning sava th (iianta a 7-4 drrlainn In tha afcnnrl gama ol tortay'a OniibK hfadfr Kith III' Hiralaa ind a aweap for lha afti-rnoon Hal blank'd tha Buca.

2-0, on three kna In tha npanar. l'ha rnranlia had Juat tlrd lha ori In tha ith frama nf tha arrond tamr Industrial divisions, oame canea at 9 o'clock. Hyde Park Community team will pace Molloy's Kids in a quarterfinal consolation series contest at 7 o'clock on Deer Creek No. 5. A complete tournament card is on the docket Tuesday night with the headliner bringing together the attention of many scouts.

Recently Bill Terry of the Giants made a big offer for him, hut was turned down. At present, Adams is out of the game with injuries. Adams was hitting .260 at the time of his In PAICE RETURNS TOP PLACES Los Angeles brat Maxie Shapiro 30000010 4 of New York. But that didn't nec- Krrnrs Harris, Kstalella, Croucher. Runs Patted In McCoskey.

Sullivan, Campbell, essarily get him to spot with Hits Bpente. Cramer. Mnien and the Schaeperklaus Coals against Globe Chemicals in the other game at Dempsey Park. FAVORITE AGAIN. Madisonville now is back in the Champion.

When Beau Jack, tne Eases Case, Ve'non. Sacnfira Llpon. Double piayj Croucher to Sullivan to Vtr- jury and leading the league in syndicate scrapper from Augusta, took on Young Billy Murray of Bellaire, Ohio, as a substitute To Oppose Nyasses Are Kept By Leaders He is one of the fastest "an eroiners ana doubles. ton; Croucher to Sullivan; Ross to Knsi to Gehringer to York. Left on Basel Detroit 12, Washington 6.

Bases oa Balls Off Newsnm 4. Bridges 4. Struck Out-By Newsom 4, BrlQgei 2. Hits OH running as favorite to overthrow the Highland tiar-4ir i iuo enKae for Chester Rico, he was tenta ment. A mound duel Is In prospect two-year king, Listerman Gar- men in tne league ano a great fielder.

He also la very aggressive. tlvely promised the Angott bout if Bridges 7 InWI inninga, Manders 2 In 2. lth thraa kavning Hni. ariirnirr, Ihfn Ott and Mm quickly look rharua. I It aa dtt'a twfniv nith homrr tha year and the twenty-eernnd (or Mite.

The 1 fiiants collected 12 hita off Boh Kilmer. ith Ott driving In four of the Oianti rwna In tha niglnrap Bill WrOea rt-eived tredlt lor the win HBST C.AMR. pfw i rl TS Bt Hi i AB PO A AH PO A rhar 3h 4 2 0 ornara'rt 4 12 4 Hek 2h 4 tl aedell If 4 0 10 en it 4 0 10 tiarrelt rf 4 0 2 When Mnnarrhs Play Invins In In American Assnrinlion Bsllinj; he won decisively iiuic.oi,'i.n a. unpins Bridges. Umpir-s Quinn am McGowan.

Time 1:57. Attendance 1,500. Another Night lis me At mslcy ield Tuesday. Shortstop Williams has been having a great season for the Chiefs. A former Dayton player, he was South with the Reds in lf4t.

His health was not of the hrst then, Ilarc Slanky In Front iVith .3.1.1 Amacf. Chicago, August AP)-ad- when the Economy Savings Club of Hamilton, Ohio, tackles the Five All-Star regulars are among highly touted Citron Cafe team. the 10 leading hitters in the open Wright B-14 outfit can slip into rinks. Eddie Theln will be Man-the Industrial division's semi-finals "EC- Stuart Barrirk's pitching se-by extending their winning streak lection to oppose Lefty Alex Hess at the expense of the King Ma- on the hill this afternoon, chine Tool team. Overlook club, which already has Complete schedule at Deer Creek been beaten, will struggle to re-Commons this week: mailt in the series when it battles Tomorrow No.

5. p. m. the Listerman Gardens team. Hude Park vs.

Listermans hold a trio of vlcto- Cincinnati Clowns, Negro base- oiio rf 4 0 0 HUott 3h 3 0 0 2 0 etcher II) 2 1 hut he is in perfect shape now, as 0 Phelrs.r 3 0 7 3 haH's most entertaining team, willing halters In the American Asso-make their farewell appearsnre of 'nation kept their positions through Vavn'd ft 0 0 2 Jarna.lf 4 0 .1 urifi i 4 0 3 atmruen.e 4 I 3 I ll Klo cf 3 0 3 0 evidenced by his having played every game in which his team has 0()utlo2h 3 14 1 BED SOX 4, WHITE SOX I. Boston, August 29 (INS) Scor-Ink all their rum In the second Innlnt, the Boston Red Sox defeated the rhicagi White Sox, 4-2. today. Pitcher Jake ttale waa kno-ked out of the box by the Red in the and Bill Dietrich, who relieved him, pitched airtight hall the rr.B of the way. Dietrich's hit In the XourtlJ Inning scorid Chicago two runs.

BOSTON! ABHPOA ABHPOA 4 1 10 1 3 0 6 0 4 14 0 ft 1 1 3 Kennedy, If 4 0 2 0 Williams. lf 4 0 3 0 Appllnc. ss 3 0 12 Doerr.2h 3 0 3 4 I I net i. 2 0 0 0 en 2 0 0 the season at Crosley Field Tues the week, Milwaukee's F. 1 Stnnky participated this season Williams Jack won, but his victory wasn't any too impressive.

Besides, the Beau has an affair with Vine? Dell Orto carded in Holyyoke, next week and the last time ha was up that way he lost to Carmine Fatta. It was the same Fatta, incidentally, who stepped in as substitute and took the measure of Carmelo Fenoy of Spain in another of last night's four-roundcrs. As things shape up now, it probably will be Beau Jack against Angott some time after Sammy finishes his nontitle affair with Jimmy-Hatcher in New Orleans September 28. T-i'ala Tot an 32 fi27 Iradieg the hit paidde with a hitting .270 2H 3 27' ojday, when they meet Nate Andrews has won 17 games 4 0 7 lnnma 1 2 Kaw York 0 0 0 0 2 ii ii oooooono 9 p. Gross! Furnitur" vs.

United ries over the Price Hill team dur-States Enginers; No. p. the regular campaign, the clos-Westinghouse vs. loser I Wright est tussle being a 9-8 triumph in the Runs Ratted In KTora (Justine, fileu 4 111 and his Kansas City Motmrchs, three-time champions of the Negro American league, In a night game. The game marks the renewal of a rivalry that is one of the most popular in Ncrio ranks as 'Tea-nuts" Nyasses of the Clowns is a real jinx to the fabulous Paige.

Wltek 2. Two Base Hit Wltek siolrn Fast Mine. Sarrifb ea Mrhiunaker. liieu JlollM Plav -Wltrk to Jll'Kea to Wife. I.efl en Bases- New Yolk S.

2. Base en Balls-OH I. Dieit a Utruek Out By Mela ft. Rchumarher a Vmpireareari, Stewart and Ilunn. Time 1.47, mtond 2 2 10 3 17 0 3 19 0 2 0 0 29 (27 10 Lorllg nl.3b 4 2 2 3 Tabor.

3D Mueller. cf 3 0 3 0 Fox rf Webb, 2b 3 112 Luplen.lb Turner, 3 0 1 lConroy.c Wade.p 0 0 0 0 Wagner.p Dietrich, 2 10 3 Dickey 1 0 0 Oj Totals Totals 31 24 121 Bevel Gear-American Tool Works); 9:00 p. St. Barnabas vs. Bethel Baptist.

Tuesday -Lodge and Shipley vs. winner (Wright Bevel-American Tool Works); 9:00 p. Franz Bros. vs. winner (Highland Ear-417 average, two points ehead of his teammate, Hal Perk.

Among the four top swingers. Stanky was ths only one to slip a notch in the percentage reckonings, which wers computed through Wednesday. A week ago his league-leading mark was .834. reck stepped in as the closest challenger for the lead by raining his average from .329 to .331. He was followed first part of the year.

Bob Jaspers, the "hard-luck" pitcher in amateur ranks, will oppose Veteran Orv Tempke. LOSER ELIMINATED. Both Union Printers No. 1 and the Wright Aeros have suffered one for the Chiefs, has hurled seven shutouts, and 21 complete games. Ha will be 30 years old September 30.

He is a big fellow, weighing 200 poundg and standing 6 feet tall. Blackwell, the nineteen-year-old, 8-foot, 5-Inch high school boy, is the top pitching prospect of the lot, though. Scoufs, who have seen the Chiefs, sn.V he is the best looking young pitcher in the minors. He has won 12 and lost 9, CUBS BUY TWO riTTSBI'Rilll The "clown prince of Negro base- NEW YORK Club): No. 6, 7:45, Cincinnati Mill ABHPOA! AB PCI Al u.

healon Pnlon n.nrnflti defeat in the two-and-out series and one of the clubs will confine their baseball activity to the stands after Werner 3b ft 2 0 1 Cos'art ss 4 1 I 0 Wttek 2b ft 3 2 4 Aaedeil.lf 1 3 than any other hurler and he will Ott rf ft 3 Rarteti ri 4 i 4 h(. out to repeat last year's four- wVehf 1 'a orietcherih i h. meets Satchel 1.1 a fi 4 A nit tha mniinrl Ttmarlnv nlftkl by Joe Bestudik of Indianapolis' with most of his defeats coming today's games. The Aeros have triumphed In a ing Machine vs. winner (Globe Wernlcke-Carltnn).

Wednesday No. 5, 7:45 p. IieBlond vs. loser (Carlton-Glohe Wernicke; 9:00 p. Flnig Cafe, vs Hollmnn Dairy; No.

7:45 p. m. and 9:00 p. m. Wednesday, Open Floodlight League.

Batted for Dietrich In ninth Inning. lnnlnci 1234SSTII Chicago .,..00020000 01 Boston 04000000 Krror Appling. Runs Batted In Pl.t-rich 2. Pesky 2. DIMaealo.

Wagner. Two. Rasa Hiti- Lodlgianl. Tabor. Sacrifice Wdur.

Double Flays Kolloway to Ap-pllni: to Kolloway; pesky to Doerr tn l.upien 2. Left on Bases Chicago 7, Boston to. Bases on Balhj Off Wade Dietrich 5. Warner ft Struck Out Rv Wade 1. Wagner 4.

Hita Off Wade. in 21. Iit.mss: off Dietrich. 4 In SV Ball Turner Umplree r.rieve. Huhbard, and Rue.

Time- 2:02 Attendance 6,512. pair of contests during the regular I 2 1 SKarT 3 3 ralKft "n1 hl" '321 Mil" t'riMM. soft Kim rer 2111 that loss by handing; the Clowns alwaukee with .321. farr ier jioi wiikiep i i 4 1 rfpfrat here two weeks son, but Unjee oni 1001 .10 ft I Tot a i ii" innru ti. rvrn inr iiiuni wun I Nyasses, who was sidelined because 41 13 Tot a it From Tulsa Of Texas Loop Nats Land Chattanooga Flayers, Chicago, August 29 (AP) Purchase of a pitcher and an outfielder from the Tulsa club of the Texas League was announced today by James T.

Gallagher, general manager of the Chicago Cubs. The players are Joe Berry, a right hander who has won 18 games, and Marvin Rickert, a left-handed batter who has been hitting around .310. They will report to the Cubs at the end of Tulsa's season. season, while a lone Printer victory has been a one-hit shutout hurled by Elmer Krebs, who will be sent to the mound today with either Hal Hulsbeck or Hal Hatter in opposition. Gus Wagner Grill team will be Thursday No.

5. p. 'Crosley vs. loser (Wright Engine Hos-pital-Fosdick Machine Tool); 9:00 p. King Machine Tool vs.

Wright B-14; No. 7:45 p. Victor Electrics vs. Planers (Thursday Others in the high ten were Powell, St. Paul, Pillinger, Toledo, Joe osmik.

Minneapolis, and Bill Norman. Milwaukee, both with Eri Levy, Kansas City, and Jim Grant, St. Paul, snv Milwaukee retained Its team batting lead with a .20 percentage, while Toledo registered .181, Minneapolis .260, and Iiouisvllle and Indianapolis each. early in the season. He nas allowed only 57 runs In 193 Innings and has permitted only 142 hits.

Shokes, who also wss off to a miserable start, has been hitting at better than a .300 clip the last two months. His total average is Saner, who looked like a great hitting prospect. Is only hitting for a .210 average. He fielded well in the outfield, but flunked In his hitting. None of the men recalled or purchased will report to the Reds until next spring.

Syracuse and Columbus are both heavily engaged In their own pennant races. 1 2 4 ft illness Nyasses definitely will lw York oppose Paige Tuesday night and 0 0 1 0 0 3 O0O, of r.f FrTorOnararart Runs Batted In -OM 4 Wltek. Coerarart. Mita 2 Bsrr-tt 2 pec-tel. rietrhfr Two Ri.a Hit -Mite Thrre The Clowns will have two new-Fiava Jura.s to ttitek to Mite witrk tn Tatum and Oscar iBIsh) out to avenge a 9-4 heating inflicted upon them by Minson Shoes sev- League finals); 9 00 p.

the same two teams will play If Victor de- eral weeks ago In the league cham-feats the Planers. Ipionshlp encounter. Jurte, to M'te l.fft on Base. NewjTvsnn who mem nut chased from York S. Pitl.hiirah 2 Rases on Rsllt ithe New York Lincoln Giants last week Hoth youngsters made hits Cf Tarpanter 2 Mrr.se 1.

Smirk Out fly Klirter 3 Carpsn'er 1 Hits Off Csr tentr 4 In ft Inntnis. Mer.es 1 In 4 Ir-lnn. In SI. 1 1- U'Ih Ixitusvllle's new pitcher, Coving with the fans early In the season itn.trhH ni, wlnnlnR ftrtnk Chattanooga, August 29 rong Pit. her M.

Losing richer with their spectacular play snl, "th Hofot (AP) Pitcher Lou Bevil and In- Kfncer. rmpir nnn and clowning and they should (ears Time-i Attendance tArtuan, but of the steady perroimers for the Clneln DRILLS START TUESDAY For DePauw Football Squad 40 Freshmen To Report. Greencastle. August 29 (AP) More than 75 varsity football Espirants largest grid squad strtee 1929 will report for opening drill Tuesday at DePeuw University, Coach Raymond Neal announced today. Barkbone of the squad, including 40 freshmen, will consist of six returning lettermen and 14 freshmen numeral winners fiom last year.

Neal explained the large squad was due to the fact that for the first time in many years freshmen are eligible for varsity competition. ine last two momns, nom riuosi fieldcr Ray Hoffman of the Chat valuable additions to tanooga Southern Association Look Whirly Takes $8,500 Race; Goes Ahead On Back Stretch Camden, N. August 29-(AP)-the back stretch In the mile and a wnn th. sio.OOO added i fulrong race forged ahead by a the season, Kansas City's Herb Katpel had one of the best records with 10 victories in 11 starts. have been the hottest in their respective leagues.

Bill Mumm, a young righthander from Covington, worked out with KESUME TOURNEY TODAY. Sixteen survivors in the Ohio nsitians In their drive for the pen-nnnt in the Negro Major League. The game has been rescheduled at the request of numerous fans who missed the last contest because of Inclement weather. Game called at 8.30 o'clock. LINNEMAN IS WINNER.

Inresston on Manacer Steneel with outs were sold to the Washington Senators today. Lookout Manager Joe Engel announced the sale of the two players in a straight deal, but did not disclose the cash price. Bevil, a right hander, has been one of Chattanooga's most effective moundsmen, high spotting his sea nose over Rosctown. ucorge (Huci; wnneman oi: his high, hard one. vovingion, twenty-one-year-oia ny-ing cadet, won the Ryland Lakes Trenton Handicap at Garden State Park today, as everybody expected, but he surprised the crowd by be- The Reds also announced the out-rich? relfiASA of Tnfi.Mar Bnhhv It was Whlrlaway by a neck at the three quarters with Jockey Nicholas Coule, up on Rosetown, giving the wonder horse of the turf a or.nt hattl.

WThirlv held the A A. U. horseshoe pitching tourney-Will meet at 10 o'clork this morning at the Norwood Horseshoe Courts to continue competition. Each contestant will be required to pitch against every other entrant In the round robin for grand total of 240 contests. Bill Martin Norwood, with a high oualifylng core of Is favorite.

President's Cup yesterday. On Labor Day he will be presented Mattick to Birmingham, farm club 'coming a front runner instead of with tha fr flnollir Neal lamented, however, that for the same reason the squad will lack son with a no-hlt, no-run victory over the Atlanta Crackers in July. 'age and experience. demonstrating his famous stretch cominff int0 the stretch and drive. 1 while Rosetown tried gamely, the Ine ooumern Association, inia ing Pat Ooonenough 8 and 4.

Cadet automatically mskrs Mattick sub-Linnemsn had previously showed jprt to the baseball draft as the tha tar.v trt TiillncW The long-tailed Calumet Croesus. Warren Wright ace was pulling ll laan.a siain aawemel released nim omngm. ne by an 8 and 7 finish, JamesLCobh, came to the Reds with Ji mmy Glea who lumned his total earnings to Aonbnrr closed fast to take show annnirr nwn principal of Newport HI, by 8 and 4. son from the Cubs in 1911 in a deal with the winning purse of and George Beuttel 8 and 4. brother for jjjUy Myers.

$8,500, was given aroubing battle by or mi Mayor pi Covington, xiuo position in a photo finish with Rosetown. A top heavy favorite. Whirlaway paid $2 80 to win and $2 30 to place. Rosetown returned $2.80 for place. Lamanno pulled a muscle In his Ltnneman, son of funersl director Redskins Favored Continued From Preceding Tage.

corral Baugh, but his linemen know their assignments and if they can execute them Sammy won't have much time to pick out bis pass receivers. Washington will outweigh the Army in the line and in addition will possess the advantage of experience, having played together ss a unit for several years. But here again Wade Is trying to us men who are familiar with one another's play, and there will be four Texas Aggies among his forwards. Both teams have been drilling for about three weeks. Wade started hia men out at Camp Cooke and then moved Into Pasadena's Rose George D.

Wldener'g Rosetown, but crossed the finish line a length Henry O. Llnneman, took the trophy with a medal score of 75. right side in the seventh inning and was forced to turn over the catching duties to Al Lakeman. ahead of the Widener mare. Miss There was no show betting.

Helen Hickman's Aonbarr was third. A total of $81,447 was bet on the a nose behind Rosetown. with Mrs. n'lth 3,839 placed on "Whirly" C. S.

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He borrowed ll.ono bought a punch press and now haa started work filling the order. He stands to profit and fill a definite war need, too. Anyone requiring a personal loan can come right to The City Loan and get It. No matter what your ned may be, we're glad to help you if we can. TheCityLoas Mnd Sivings Company Marshall's game-winning homer was his fifth of the season and his third off Brave pitching.

It barely carried over the screen in front of the right field bleachers. and last. BT ASSOCIATED PRI8I. (Threi leaden In each league) BATTING. four-year-old ran a "perfect race.

Jockev Eads explained the front TRUSSES ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS ELASTIC HOSIERY SHOU.nr.K I5RACES We Close 1 P. M. Saturdays tnt the ermvrnteltee mt thnsa make horn ralla In the aiming for fittinis. Nn etlra eharge. Inclement weather, a Despite Pet 3o Purer Huh A74 Williams.

So 127 44 III W-lh. Whtlft aa 41 crowd of 18.402. Including performance by saying Whirlaway became excited on the celebrities, turned out to watch fir.t sn(, nf t0 Outside of Eddie Miller and our :7 old friend. Ernie Lnmbardi, we I.M 1S no i us Rowi to finish up. Flaherty gsth-ioordon Yankeei.

4is 7i 103 JK4 doubt very much whether the lurmom a nuisiaimniK noise ro ine ironv eaiuci niii ered his ptos at San Diego. On S3 .1. 37ft Slaughter. Cards. .120 Musial, rardin-i'i 1 1 1 .315 Slaves could get more than the first rare on the new track.

i had been planned. 7S Ret Vt rersonallr t.rnRfir scut l.rn. Mgr. Phone TA Fifth and Walnut, Cincinnati. waiver price for any of their play- Wlth Jockev Wendell Ends In the' "hiriy covered tne nisisnce in erg otherg than th nitchen seconds, one-fifth oft the en, omen man tne pucndi.

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.113 condition alone the service boys appear to have the edge, but It Isn't so marked ss to make any great difference. The Redskins are three deep In almost every position. Tomorrow's titanic is one of a series Wade's aggregation will play for army relief. From hers he will take his men to Denver. Surgical Svpplici Crocker-Fels 7th St, Between Vine and Race Jones paid he will decide tomorrow whether to run Whirlaway next at Washington Park or seventh of the season and his fourth hind Rosetown, Aonbarr and In at the expense of the Braves.

Big I Question. Paul has tasted the bitter dregs of At tha first turn Whirlaway Norwood OffW, 4B3t Monlgomerjr Rd. ME 1942. Office Houn: 3i A. to no p.

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