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Cincinnati 4 New York 1 SPORTS FINANCE CLASSIFIED ADS MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1939 Bruins Wallop PhilliesPirates Are Held Even By Dodgers DIZ AHEAD THREE GAITS ARE PICTURED AT ONE TIME NINE DOUBLES 4.: mini, m.Wi, Sj 8BB1BB8SBSBBBBBBSSBBBMWSB81SBSB Cracked By Brooklyn By 2 To -0 Margin, Mjst 4 International News. As far as known, this is the first picture ever made of the three gaits of trotting horses in action at the same time. The photo was made at Syracuse, N. where Vic Fleming, center, is shown driving a pacer with a side-wheeling gait. His son, Jimmy, left, is driving a galloping runner, and another aon, Billy, right, a trotter with a diagonal gait.

All will make their debut at Goshen'a historic track July 3-7. CHOICES WIN Lou And Max Are At Camp Reds To Hurl Bucky Today; Goodman Continues Slugging Reds' first round kayo was the shortest in the long and honorable career of the one-time king of the southpaws. King Carl pitched to only three hitters, walking one and CINCINNATI. AB. R.

H. PO.A.E. Werber, 3b 3 2 2 2 Frey, 2b 5 1 2 3 Goodman, rf. 5 0 3 1 McCormick, lb 4 0 0 11 Lombardi, 4 0 0 5 Craft, cf 4 0 0 3 Berger, If. 4 0 0 1 Myers, ss 3 1 0 1 Derringer, 4 0 2 0 Totals 36 4 9 27 13 0 NEW YORK, AB R.

H. PO.A.E. Moore, If 4 1 2 3 0 0 Jurges, ss 3 0 1 4 5 0 Danning, 4 0 2 4 1 0 Ott, rf. 3 0 0 0 0 0 Bonura, lb 4 0 2 12t 0 0 Demaree, cf 4 0 1 2 0 0 Lnzzeri, 3b 4 0 1 1 3 0 Whitehead, 2b 3 0 0 1 3 0 Ripple 1 0 1 0 0 0 Uuhbell, 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lohrman, 3 0 1 0 2 0 tO'Dea 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 34 1 11 27 14 0 Batted for Whitehead in ninth. tBatted for Lohrman in ninth.

Innings .123456788 Cincinnati 2200000004 New York ...0000010001 Runs Batted In Goodman, Mc Cormick, Werber 2, Bonura. Two-Base Hit Bonura. Home Run Werber. Stolen Base Myers. Double Plays Myers to Frey to McCormick Myers to McCor mick.

Left on Bases New York, Cincinnati, 8. Bases on Balls Off Hubbell, off Lohrman, off Derringer, 2. Struck Out By Lohrman, by Derringer, 3. Hits Off Hubbell, 2 In no Innings (none out in first); off Lohrman, 7 in 8 Innings. Hit By Pitcher By Lohrman Werber).

Losing Pitcher Hubbell. Umpires Stewart, Stark, and MageiKurth. Time of Game 1:59. Attendance 17,097. NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati 4, New York First Game-Chicago Philadelphia 4. Second Game-Called in fourth lnnlnr. o'clock law. First Game- Pittsburgh 7, Brooklyn 3. Second Game- Brooklyn 14, Pittsburgh 1.

St. Louis-Boston, rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE. New York 8, Detroit 4. First Game- Cleveland 10, Boston 2.

Second Game- Boston 7, Cleveland 1. First Game- Chicago 14, Philadelphia Second Game- Philadelphia 11, Chicago First Game St. Louis 6, Washington 4. Second Game St. Louis 11, Washington 3.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. First Game Toledo 9, Milwaukee 8. Second Game Toledo 11, Milwaukee S. First Game- Minneapolis 5, Indianapolis t. Second Game-Indianapolis 3, Minneapolis X.

First Game Kansas City 8, Columbus 4. Second Game-Kansas City 7, Columbus 1. Seven innings. First Game Louisville 5, St FauJ 4. Second Game-Louisville St Paul 0.

How They Stand NATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results I 1 1- mi- UUU As Tony Drills Asbury Park, N. June 4 (AP) Lou Nova and Max Baer. who punched each other all over Yan kee Stadium for 11 rounds the other night, sat side by side today and watched Tony Galento work out for his coming battle with Champion Joe Louis. The bulbous Tony went through a stiff forty-five-minute drill and afterwards the two had this to eay; Nova "If I fight for the world's title In September, I don't know who I would rather meet, Louis or Galento.

I have a lot of respect for Tony. He looks strong, appears in good shape and hits hard." Baer "Anyone who can punch has a chance in the ring. Galento is apt to catch Louis with one of those hard right or left hand wallops." And what did Galento have to say? Just this: "I might not look good in training but I'll look good in the ring and I'll knock out Louis. If I don't I won't be able to go back home to Orange, N. At Pompton Lakes, Louis went through another four-round boxing drill, going one round with each of four opponents.

The champion will second Dave Clark, Detroit, light-heavy in his fight June 22 with Gus Lcsnevlch in the Nutley, N. Velodrome. It will be Louis's only appearance, outside his training camp, until he steps Into the Yankee Sta dium ring June 28 for the Galen to go. In Xineteen-Hit, 14-1 Win In Nightcap. Rizzo's Homer With Two On In Eighth Clinches Opener-Score Is 7-3.

Brooklyn, June 4 (AP) Ths Dodgers divided a doubleheader with Pittsburgh today by crushing the Pirates, 14-1, in the second game after losing the opener, 7-3. Johnny Rizzo decided the first game in Pittsburgh's favor by hitting a home run with two on in the eighth inning and the Pirates added three mora for good measure in the ninth, forcing Luke Hamlin to call for relief. Jim Tobin tightened after an unsteady start and gave only two hits in the last five innings for his fifth victory against four defeats. The nightcap was as remarkable as the score. The Dodgers drubbed Bob Klinger and Ken Heintzelman for 19 hits, nine of them doubles but nothing worse.

Every man in the Brooklyn line-up got at least one hit and on run. Although Hugh Casey gave 14 hits in going the route, he might have had a shutout Lloyd Waner scored the Pirates only run in th seventh on Rlrzo's grounder which Third Baseman Harry Lavagetto threw to first Instead of horn. (FIR.VT OA.ME) PltTSBl'molf i BROOKXfS AB.H.PO.Al AB.H.PO.A 5 0 3 0 Rostn.cf 4 0 5 0 8 2 1 4 to, 3b 4 111 Rliio.lt 5 11 4 0 10 Btll.rf 0 0 O'CamllllJb 8 18 0 Jfnsen.lf 0 0 0 0 Phelps, 4 8 0 Brul.2b 4 11? DliriH-h aa 4 1 1 4 Ruhr, lb 3 1 IT 0 Hud.ion.2b 3 13 1 3 0 0 2 Hlainb k.lt 4 0 18 flprm.c 3 2 4 2 0 0 0 Tubln.p 4 10 3 Kvana.p 0 0 0 1 Totals 35 8 27 17 Totals 32 7 2T 3 Innlnas Pittsburgh ..00100003 3 Brooklyn 01010100 03 Errors PHirorher, Hamlin, Lavagetto. Runa Batted In Vaughan Phrlpa 2. Hud son.

Kino 3, Tobtn. Two-Baa Hits Vaughan, Hudson, Phelps. Three-Basa Hit Horns Run Rliio. Sacrifice Hamlin, Suhr, Handler, Berrea. Doubia Plays Durocher to Hudson to CamlUI.

Hamlin 1, Tobln 2. Btruck Out By Ham- Hruhakar to Bunr. Laft on Bases Pltts-burxh 6. Brooklyn 5. Basea on Balls Off lln fi, Tohn 3.

Hits Ott Hamlin 8 In i innings, Kvans nona In 1. Losing Pitcher Hamlin. Umpires Reardon, Plnelll, and Ooeti. Tlma of Gam 1:51. SECOND GAME.

"plffsBiMniHT" BROOKLYN. AB.H.PO.Al AB.H.PO.A L.W'n'r.cf 5 3 4 0 Rosen, cf 8 2 3 0 5 2 13 I.av'g'to,3b 5 4 13 Klsso.lt 4 2 4 II Mnore.rf 5 2 10 Jensen, rf 5 10 liCamllll.lb 3 2 13 11 4 0 4 4 2 4 1 Huhr.lb ft 1 4 UKny.lt 4 2 3 0 4 2 2 0 Hudson, 2b 5 10 8 Mueller.c 4 15 4 3 2 3 Kllnger.p 3 10 (NCasey.p ft 2 0 4 IBowman 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Totals 41 18 2T 18 Totals 40 14 34 81 tBatted fcr Klinger In sixth. 12358T8t Pittsburgh. 00000010 0 1 20101(18 It Errors Suhr. Brubaker 2.

Handler. Runs Batted In Rlzso, Moora 3, Camllll 2, Lavagetto, Phelps 2, Kny 3, Casey, Hud son. Two-Bass Hits Buhr. L. Waner.

Ca mllll. Phalpa 2, Larry, Lavagetto 2, Case 2, Moore. Stolen Rosen. Sacrifice Koy. Double Play Casey to Phelpa to Ca-mllll.

Lift on Bases Pittsburgh 14, Brooklyn 9. Basea on Balls Off Casey-1, Klinger 2, Heintzelman 3. Btruck Out- By Klinger 2. HelnUelman 3, Casey 1, Hits Off Klinger In ft Innings, Helnt-lelman 10 In 3. Hit by Pitcher Rlzso by Casey, wild Pitch Helntielman.

Losing Pitcher Klinger. Umpires Plnelll, Ooets, and Reardon. Tlma 2:02. Attendance 24,237. Trophy Is Proposed To Honor Memory Of Pro Grid Chief Chicago, June 4 (AP) George Halas, owner of the Chicago Beaig professional football team, proposed that the most- valuable player award to be given annually starting next season be designated as the Joe F.

Carr Memorial Trophy In honor of the late President of the national pro league. League Directors approved presentation of a most-valuable player award annually at their winter meeting. Carr was asked to select ths trophy, but had not dons so at tha tlma of his death two weeks ago. Halas said ha thought the plan to name the trophy in memory of Carr would be accepted unani mously when the league has its next meeting at Pittsburgh in July. CINCINNATIANS BILLED In Walk At St.

Louis Next Wednesday. Five Cincinnati competitive walkers will race next Wednesday, Sportsman Park, St. Louis, in the National A. A. 10,000 meter walking championship, the feature the annual St.

Louis Tuberculosis Society Field Day. They are, John Abbat. Sebastian K. Linehan. Erni(l Croahia of Baltimore who plana on residing in Cincinnati, recent winner of ths National 50 kilometer event hers, will take part.

Ah bat is ths defending champion. A handicap walking race will UB VI HlO XCl.c being hit safely by the other two Terry still is confident that there are still many victories left In Hub's surgically treated left arm But he will have to display con siderably more etuff than he showed against the Reds in his two starts against them this season to again be a winning pitcher. Personally, this column believes he is definitely through. You can look for some spirited trading before the deadline on the swapping season at midnight, June IS, roll 'round. Terry Is plainly dissatisfied with his club, and is making every effort to make deal for another starting pitcher and a third sucker.

The Brooklyn Dodgem are also In the market for a pitcher and an outfielder. A handful of leather-lunged fans, seated back of first base, made a futile attempt to get under the Derringer hide by shouting: "When are you going to pay that 38,000 you lost in a law suit here?" Goodman continued his vicious hitting of the last three days with three line singles in five official swings. His defensive play has also been on the brilliant side, and McKechnie said before the game that he wouldn't swap him even up for any outfielder in the senior loop. Our sluggers expect to catch up with their homer-a-day average be fore they leave here Tuesday evening. Werbers first round- Continued On Next Page.

When Final Is Hailed By Sunday Law. Hulcahy Pounded For Six Runs In Three Innings Of Opener Lee Is Chased. Philadelphia, June 4 (API-The Chicago Cubs beat the Phillies, 9-4, today and were out in front, 2-0, behind Dizzy Dean, when the second game was called in the fourth Inning because of the law banning Sunday play after 6 o'clock (Eastern Standard Time). While the Cubs hustled in a futile attempt to complete the five innings necessary for the nightcap fo go down on the record books, the Phils played casually. Wet grounds delayed the start the opener.

Then the Cubs pummeled Hugn Mulcahy for six runs in the first three innings and added three more in the ninth by getting to Walter Beck, -who re lieved Mulcahy in the third The Phils were unable to solve th offerings of Jack Russell who went in for big Bill Lee in the fourth after the latter had been touched for three runs in the third frame and yielded another in the fourth. tihicaoo! PphiiXdelphia. AB.H.PO.Al AB.H.PO.A Hack.3h .13 1 11 Martin, cf 4 1 Herman. 2b 4 13 4Mueller.2D Oleeson.rl 3 13 0 Brack, lb 4 Oalonlr 4 2 3 0 Arnovlch.lf 4 5 3 1 OlScott.rf 4 Hartnett.c 5 0 1 1' May, 3b 4 O.Kus'l.lb 5 3 12 3 Bartell.ss 2 0 3 TiMlllies.c 3 Lf-e 2 0 0 0-'Whitney 1 2 3 0 0 llPavis.e 0 IMuleahy.p 0 TotaU 38 13 27 lS.Beck.p 3 2 4 1 10 1 1 2 1 1 1 0 3 2 1 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 10 1 Total" 35 12 27 13 Batted for Millies In elghtfl Inning, .1789 1MMI1IKB. 21300UUU Philade plila.

noiiuivu iwnr. rciii-n Mueller. Rum Batted Tn Galan 2, Reynold! 3, Hack X. O. Russell Rr.rk 1.

Scott 2. Martin 1. Wits Hack 2, Oslan. Scott, May, Mueller. Stolen Bases Reynolds Qleeson.

aaen Hces Oleeson, Bartell, Brack, Beck. Dou-hi. di. Mnv tn Mueller to Brack, rt nBrtn tn Russell. Lett on PhiiadelDhla 8, Chicago 8.

Bases n.iia nrf Mitlrahv 1. Beck 4. Lee 3. Btruck Out By Mulcahy 1, J. Russell 2, Beck 8.

Hits Off Mulcahy 8 In 2j4 in-rlnKS. Beck In 8Mi. Lee 7 In I. Russell 5 In 8. Wild Pitch Mulcahy.

Winning Pitcher J. Russell. Losing Pitcher Mulcahy. Umpires Ballanfante. Klem, nd Campbell.

Time 2:15. Attendance 4,000. Italians Stoned After Soccer Game Belgrade, Yugoslavia, June 4 AP) Angry fans threw stones at the Italian Minister and members ef the Italian soccer team today when they left the Belgrade Stadium after defeating Tugoslavia 2 to 1 in the international match. During the near riot, a representative of Btefani, Italian official news agency, was struck in the face by an unidentified man. No erious injuries were reported, however, and police made no arrests.

The Minister, Mario Indeli, calmly picked up one of the stones which fell at his feet and pocketed it for a souvenir, while cries of "shame, rang from the in furiated crowd. The Yugoslav partisans declared the Italians played in a rough and unsportsmanlike manner. Several athletes on both sides were hurt tn the match. fRACrCSTARS CARDED In Preliminary To Red-Dodgers Night Game June 21. Three stars of the cinder path, Glenn Cunningham champion miler, Don Lash former Indiana distance man, and Gene Venske erstwhile Pennsylvania runner, will meet in match race June 21 at Crosley Field before the Red-Dodger night game.

The Kansas flash and company will be the feature of the program sponsored by the Cuvier Press Club under sanction of the Ohio A. A. Which will include a half-mile novice bicycle race and field events. Eight boys will compete in the bike race. They are to be the first eight to finish in the two-mile elimination race June 11, from a point two miles above Coney Is land on the A.

and P. Highway to the island. This race is for street stock bicycles only, and open to all bike riders who never have raced. Starting time is 10 o'clock Sunday Morning, June 11. Entries can be obtained at Fchmidt Bike Shop, Parkway and Walnut Streets, or Bishop's Shop, 4406 Montgomery Road, Nor- OOd.

Leading Batters KATtO.NAL LEAGCE. rtmnr a4 Oak. G. an. at.

H. Arasrrirh. PMIMeipMrn 48 188 28 Baetaa 38 1X3 14 4X MrratmVk. (1x4a 'U. 41 188 38 1 al.

CMmll 3 lit 11 Mart, M. 1-Mis. 38 18 It 33 AMERICAN LEAGl E. FlaMr ava Oak. O.

AB. M. Dirkc. firm 3 148 48 81 MrQ.law, m. Uak.

41 188 34 88 'Htas, St 18 1 18 CuaMI, 18 18 IT 17 Pet. .314 .341 .333 .3.11 J38 yt M7 'jj, St. in in to In Inter-Club Play All Nut One Advancing To Second It mid. Brilliant Comeback Is Made By Country Club Golf Team To Beat Summit Hills. BY BOB IIOHNE.

Favorites came through in all Interclub team play matches yes terday and all but one advanced Into the second round of play. Country Club staged a brilliant comeback to beat Summit Hills, 7-2, and deadlock tha home-and home standing at 9-all. As a result the Grandin Roaders and the Kentucktans must meet next Bun-day on a neutral links to decide the winner. Another comeback was made by Hyde Park but the Erie Avenue sextet fell short in their efforts to erase an eight-point advantage Hillcrest had chalked up In a previous meeting. Yesterday the Hyde Parkers won, 7-2, but Hill crest entered the melee with an 8Vi-Vi lead.

Terrace Park, held to a 4'i-4'a draw two weeks ago by Wyoming on the Valley links, scored an 8-1 victory on their home grounds yesterday. Meanwhile Kenwood, Sycamore, and Rldgewood won by dc fault from Chicago, Highlands, and Losantivtlle. In the other match Clovernook beat Fort Mitchell 9-0. PAIRING8 ARE MADE. Second-round pairings are Hamil ton County versus Kenwood, winner of the Country Club and Summit Hills match versus Sycamore, Hill- crest versus Clovernook, and Ter-raca Park versus Rldgewood.

Jack Wood'aJl and a 74 by Ernest Hackney, a third-team player, were highlights in Country Club's win over Summit Hills. Neil Run-sick canned an eight-footer on the final hole at Hyde Park for a birdie trey to enable the Ransick-Al Raumgartner combination to divide three points with Eddie Rucbusch and Milt Cook, but it failed to get his team into the second round. In the other week-end hash, Tom Collins broke into the spotlight by holing his tea shot for an ace on the 207-yard No. 5 at Hartwell. Collins was playing with Ken Wilmore and Bob Tasaendorf.

Saturday's rain cut in heavily on week-end golfing activities and in cidentally rained out three chicken-dinner matches. MATCHES RAINED OtT. At Western Hiils the teams cap tained by John Bappert and Harry Blaney had all left the starter's tee when rain sent them to th clubhouse. Tha same situation oc curred at Fort Mitchell. At Terrace Turner On Mend; Out Two Weeks, Physician's Belief Boston, June 4 (AP) James Riley Turner "Jim" to baseball fans and Boston Bee teamates "rested comfortably" today at St Elizabeth's Hospital, with bandages and adhesive hiding the broken nose and facial lacerations he received yesterday when a batted ball struck him in the sixth inning of a game wHh the Cincinnati Reds.

Several teeth were loosened and a chip was knocked from one when a ball he pitched came straight back from tha bat of Ival Good man, Reds' right fielder. The impact hurled Turner to the ground, Teammates picked him up, and an ambulance took him to tha hos pital. A team physician said Turner might be able to pitch again in two weeks. Brookline, June 4 (AP) With teammate Danny MacFay- den as best man In place of the in jured Jim Turner, Lou Fette, big right-handed pitcher of the Boston Rees, was married to Miss Lucille Greer, pretty young schoolteacher of Alma, his home town. The couple was attended only by MacFayden as best man, and Mrs.

MacFayden as matron of honor. Fette was to have pitched the opening game of a double-header against St. Louis today before being married, but rain washed out both games. BRITISH TEAM Ousted By Germany In Datis Cnp Tennis Play Vic tors To Meet Yugoslavia In European Finals. Berlin, June 4 AP) Germany eliminated England from Davis Cup competition today when the Reich's doubles team of ilelnrich Henkel and Georges Metaxa defeated Shaf- fi and Wilde In straight sets, 6 1, 62, 62.

The victory which the Germans won in Impressive fashion gave them a clean sweep in ths first three matches. Yesterday Charles Hare forfeited to Roderick Menzel because of a leg Injury, and Henkel defeated R. A Shayes in the opening singles matches. Germany will now play the win ners of ths Belgium-Yugoslavia at Zagreb next month In the European fc trjed valiantI nd Wilde could not match the: strength and coordination of thej peare(i iron, Uerman Davis Cup (charges involving immorality. Zagreb, Yugoslavia, June 4 (AP) Belgium upset Yugoslavs toaay Vllt vu.t uui iiii.ru at of PAPA, WHAT HIT YOU? SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THt ENQriREa.

New York, June 4 Bucky Walters, gunning for his seventh win of the season, will work the second of the three-game set with the sixth-place Giants tomorrow, with Prince Hal Schumacher opposing him. Veteran scribes here say that the NOVA READY For Joe, Says Scribe. Percentage Against Galento Beating Louis Because Tony Telegraphs Punches Conqueror Of Baer Is Good Ail-Around Fighter. BY JACK CUDDY. New York, June 4 UP) Is Nova ready for Louis? Perhaps my judgment is warped by hope and admiration, but I be lieve Lou Nova will be quite ready to tangle with Heavyweight Cham pion Joe Louis in September.

Making a quick block, before 99 per cent of the boxing world can belt me on the chin, let me present one speedy basis for this belief. Here' the idea: Tommy Farr, the tough Welsh man, gave Louis his hardest fight since jolting Joe became champion. It was such a close fight that there were one or two prominent press boxing experts to say nothing of the radio who thought Farr had won. But when Farr encountered Nova, tough Tommy was saved from a knockout only by the stupid intervention of the referee in the fourteenth round. Moreover, when Farr engaged Maxie Baer on American toil in the'r return bout, Baer beat Farr after flooring him three times.

And making a mora immediate flash-back, we recall that Nova stopped the "perfectly conditioned" caer in tne eleventh round no later than Thursday night If you add or subtract or divide these facta, you must come to the conclusion that Nova is a much better scrapper than Farr, and a much better scrapper than Farr's conqueror, Baer. Which should indicate that Larruping Lou has a much better chance against Louis than the so-called "experts" would have you believe. Don't get me wrong. I am not predicting at this writing that Nova will beat Louis. I cannot Continued On Next Page.

Games Todav NATIONAL LEAGUE. Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. St Louis at Boston. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.

AMZEICAN LEAGUE. Boston at Cleveland. New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago. (Only Games Scheduled). AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

St. Paul at Columbus. Milwaukee at Indianapolis (night game). Kansas City at LouisvUle( night game). Minneapolis at Toledo (two night Clubs.

Won. Lost Cincinnati 28 14 St. Louis 23 I Chicago 22 1 Pittsburgh 22 19 Brooklyn 19 20 New York 19 23 Boston 18 23 Philadelphia 12 27 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Clubs. Won.

Lost New York 33 7 Boston 23 14 Chicago 22 18 Cleveland 20 19 Philadelphia 17 23 Detroit 17 24 Washington 15 28 St Louis 13 29 Park the rain-soaked niblickersj played enough holes for Carl Wen- Tha British team sorely missed zel's outfit to be declared winners 'caDtain Hare. Shaffl substituted over Le. Redmond team Anyway i thev at the rhirken in sill In- stances and a good time was .667 JS90 JS37 .837 .487 .452 .410 .308 .825 .622 JU0 .42.1 .415 .366 .310 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Lost 14 17 23 23 24 25 2 31 Pet .696 .6 rit jjnneaTolls 29 Inti.n.',wll. .621 Mi .467 .41 Milwaukee 24 Columbus 21 Louisville 18 Paul 18 Toledo 16 .409 MO WABASH WINS.

Crawfordsville, June 4 (AP) Walter Gray got a home run the seventh inning to enable Wabash to nose out Franklin. 5-4. an Indiana Conference baseball Scheivlry held Franklin to one hit until the seventh frame. Then the visitors scored four runa on him tie the score. Miller replaced Off-the-tee City Chsmp Bill Germans.

National A. A. U. Walking Chair- Clensy still is nursing a bum m.ddlej Among tne SX)0 at the Rot Weiss man; Clarence Hickman. Cincin-finger on his right hand.

Bill prac--, Gym. Rosenhoffer. Amer- ticed putting at Sycamore ye.ter- Tennis Club to see the match was Walker, delation, and day. Except for the work on the Gottfried von Cramm, who l1sap- cinclnnllti greens v.icny win no into mB at Hamilton County June 12 tt, fUr be, out benefit of practice Herm, Stoller and Fred Wiethorn fired time by Nazi authorities on par-equaling 68's at Avon Fields, Ed Friedman and John Lustgartner carded best-ever 85 and 88, respec- a Pete Stuntebeck touraed Devou A T- Hill used 74 to get around Fort to one in their third round Davis first night i i. Thursday.

June 14, nen tne coun- Ln R1k t. try's leading sprinters and runner, jthe qu.l.fier for the men. club Leop0d LaCrolx and hls partner take part track and field pro-, championship at Camargo. De Borman defeated Ferenc Pun- gram. two-mile bicycle race, rrrj etc and Dimitri Mitic.

6-2. 6-2. and a mil. handicap, running. lSJ 6-3.

todav after the team lost both walking, bicycle rac. also are oa lmeraaUonal News. Maximilian Adelbert Baer. is on the versje of tears, and seems to be afraid to take a second look at the badly battered visasje of his "old man." Maximilian Adelbert Baer, Sr. The elder Baer had his face bashed out of shape ia.

Lie- fight with. Lou. Nova. 'opening singles matches sUtds'Uie jjrogrno, Continued On, fag 33 it i ait fitm tva retired tha side, .4,.