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'13! FOURTH FINDS SOL0NS, GIANTS LEADING LEAGUES OAKLAND TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1933 By John Hix STRANGE AS IT SEEMS (Copyright." 1933. for The Tribune.) CARDS DEFEAT TRADITION OF Veltman Tops Oak Hitters 0 Lavagetto Proves Handy in 3 Pinches 0 0 0- Uhalt Stars at Base Running PIRATES 111 TEN-INNING VI GIVES FLAG TO FRUITVALE DATE FAVORS TWO CLUBS 4 OPENER tPHY By EDDIE Art Veltman, big Oak catcher; After many weeks of consistent hitting, 1. 1 V. tk. 1 1 1 For weeks lefthanded hitters It took the Fruitvale Merchants 10 innings to hang up their tenth such as Harlin Pool and "French' Uhalt prevented the swatting Oak from wearing the crown.

Last Week Uhalt nit a slump at Portland, and FORBES FIELD, 'PITTSBURGH, July 4. (U.R) Bill Hallahan pitched the Cardinals to a 5 to 1 victory over Pittsburgh in the first gam of a double-Jjeader The Cards bunched three with two errors off Steve Swetpnie, in the fourth to score four runi The scoring broke a streak 33 consecutive innings in which the Cards had failed to score. St Louis 000 400 0015 7 1 Pittsburgh 000 100 0001 5. 3 Hallahan and Wilson; Swetonic, Chagnon and Picinich. BO'STON WALLOPS MACKS.

pHTT.AriVT.PHTA Jnlv 4UPt- lost me crown as veltman conectea 8 Tuts in 17 tries to boost nls season average to .356. Uhalt dropped from .360, the leading mark of last week, to .349, but managed to get on base enough to do some good running as he stole seven bags and scored nine runs. So Uhalt is today right in the running for base theft honors with 23. Mailho leads with 26, and Anton is right behind with 25. "Cookifc" Lavagetto was the timeliest hitter of the Oaks at Portland as he drove in 11 runs.

Anton and Pool are the only teammates who have driven in more runs and they were in many more games than the youthful second sacker. Earl Sheely had a great week with the bat for the Ducks and collected 14 hits to drive in as many runs. Season batting averages for the Oaks, and the composite box score of the Oak-Duck series follows: straight victory and win their second straight Maxwell Summer League championship, 16 to 14, over the Redwood Tavern. To maintain their unbroken string of victories in league competition, the Merchants relied upon the heavy hitting of Medaglia, Ambrose and Charves, Medaglia getting four for five, and the others three hits each. For the losers, Dolan, Kulik and Bona, the latter with a home run and three bagger, were hitting stars.

FRTVL. MCHTS. IREDWOOD TAVRN b7 jack cuddy TJnlted Press Staff Correspondent NIW YORK, July 4. (U.R Baseball's tradition, that the league-leading clubs on Independence Day will win the pennants, may be borne out this season In the National League, where the New York Giants have a first-place advantage six full games, but the American flag race Is still a red hot battle between Washington and New York. After winning 18 out of their last 20 contests, the Senators are onlv a half same ahead of the AB AB Hi HOW THE OAKS ARE HITTING 7 2 3IRose.s Ambrose.

If Mart.2b Apple. cf Bona.3b-p Costa. lb Dntan.c 5 6 6 5 5 4 5 the Boston Red Sox hammered out a 14 to 4 victory over the Athletic in today's morning game. Dib Williams hit a homer for the A's. Church.

lb Layton.s Ferriera.c Charves. cf Fijrueroa.rf Alpegini.rf Ach.na.3b Medaglia. Carlisle.2b .360 .349 .310 .309 .321 .294 slHague.lf 4 Kulik. Boston 130 008 00414 14 0 1v Kt Tr At! rm wl Qovtzmmz im 'Wy Mil I Trl MONTrt. v-l hi i-t of man lco.

im mm I mm a tatc t- 4 Philadelphia .200 000 002 4 10 Rhodes and Ferrell; Walberg, Player AR SB Hit SH SB r.BI Ave. ''halt 278 17 4 I 23 32 .34:1 Veltman 25 34 105 0 ft 44 Pool 4 S4 TO 3 2 8 7 61 .350 Anton 35S :,4 1)3 104 IS 4 16 2r, .316 Mailho 3'Ci 7T. It 6 1 4 "6 '7 3M Lavagetto 222 33 70 1 1 3 5 1 40 Hrubaker 46 6 14 I 1) 0 1 1 5 .304 Scott 1.U 2S 4t 1fi 1 0 2 7 35 Wera 2.3 20 nS (1 1 0 7 4 Kintann 241 34 hi 16 I ir, 2 IJaimomll 69 11 IS 0 3 2 6 McEvoy 23 6 1 (l ft 4 0 ft .391 Walsh 19 2 0 1 (1 1 ft ft Joiner Ml 4 12 0 0 fl 2 4 226 Fieber 22 1 4 1 ft 0 0 0 ft Ludolph 7 12 I ft 0 4 0 2 235 Salinsen 41 37000102 .171 Gabler 42 9 9 1 2 0 0 6 .214 Peterson and. Madjeski. .227 2 2 5 .292 1 Thorpe Leads; .409 .187 .231 .167 .261 .129 .231 Totals 46 16 Hi Total 46 14 18 Summary: Home run Bona.

Three-' base hits-Bona. Kulik. Layton, Ambrose, Ferriera. Two-base hit Kulik. Walked -Bv Kulik S.

Bona 1. Medaglia 2. Struck out By Kulik 2. Medsglia 1. BATTERIES TRIUMPH T.

Goulart's double with the hates loaded and steady pitching by Giacone, who allowed only seven hits, featured the K. Battery's win over the Palace Mar.ket. 6 to 2. Oilman's home run was the only solid blow collected by the 'oTk'. BATTERIES PALACE MARKET AB III AB Vielks.2b 4 2 UDeFablc 4 0 0 Caiuso.lf 4 1 4 0 0 nu 4 1 21 Mieul.2h 4 11 Indian Tossers COMPOSITE BOX SCORE Yanks, who slid from a six-game lead to second place during a long road trip on which they lost 13 and won only 14 games.

NATURAL' SERIES Starting with a double-header against the Senators today, the Yanks will be at home until July 23, and they may change the top-rank status considerably before then, because they're a strong home team. They won 25 games at the stadium this season and lost only five. New York's pitching weakness, which developed on the road. Is expected to be cured by the Bronx air. In 27 games on the last trip, only five were finished by Yankee fllngers, and one of them was a slx-lnnlng contest.

Meanwhile the Senators have been getting excellent pitching and the best hitting in the majors. Paradoxically, the Yanks, who tupre suDDOsed to have one of the OAKLAND HOLDENVILLE, Okla. The magic name of Jim Thorpe synony mous with athletic prowess may apDear again in baseball scores. Perry.cf 4 1 II Hampshire.lf 4 0 2 R.Loulart.rf 4 1 1 Monroe.s 4 0 2 3 0 1 Poinell.lb 4 0 0 The famous Indian athlete, who Player Kintana Mailho Uhalt Veltman Raimondi Pool LaVHKctto Anton Wera Hrubaker Scott Salinsen (iabler 2S 30 2S 17 21 J3 32 8 12 111 once joined the New York Giants as Smith.lb 4 0 2jOttman.3b 3 1 1 OrMilnrt.i, 3 0 1 Crocker.c 2 0 1 pitcher switched to the outfield Gi.icone.n 4 0 llKuyKendal.p 3 0 0 and starred for several years' as the Cerventi.rf 0 0 01 2B 3H HU SH Si: RBI AVG. PO A Pet.

7 1 0 0 3 0 5 .230 12 18 7 .811 9 L3 0 0 1 0 ,1 4 .433 23 0 1 .968 9 7 1 0 0 1 7 2 17 0 1 6 8 2 II 1 0 0 6 .470 14 1 0 1.000 2 4 3 0 II 0 2 0 1 0 II 7 3 .889 5 12 4 0 tl II 1 8 .364 13 3 2 10 2 0 0 0 2 11 .286 30 21 1 6 12 3 0 1 2 1 6 .375 71 2 1 .986 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 .250 2 2 2 .667 2 4 0 (i II 0 II 3 ,333 3 4 0 1.000 1 1 1 0 0 II 0 1 1 0 0 1.000 2 3 II 0 II 0 0 II .300 0 2 0 1.000 0 0 0 II II II 0 (I .0110 II 1 0 1.000 2 oononno 050 3.000 0 0 11 0 0 .000 1 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 1 11 0 1 1 0 1.000 0 0 11 0 (i 0 .000 1 2 0 1.000 I 1 II 0 0 0 0 .250 1 1 0 1.000 59 84 19 0 3 7 16 45 .308 199 71 17 .941 rm Mm swimming American Association leading, bitter, has signed as player-manager 34 6 13 Totals 32 2 7 Totals Summary: Home run Ottman. Two- of the Holdenville Indians. IdundCL) irf Milwdukee 3 5 T. Goulnrt, Walked By Giacone base hit- Ludolph Benny Harjo, wealthy Seminole Kiiv Kendal 3. Struck out By Gia Walsh 3 cone Kuy Kendal 3.

Indian, is backer of the team, which has scheduled an eastern invasion. McKvoy Kieber I 1 4 273 Thorpe, now past 40, is a native Totals of Prague, Okla. A cousin, Israel Wilson, is an outfielder on the All- DREISBACH'S WIN Behind the steller pitching of "Lefty" Delucchi, who allowed four scattered hits. Dreisbach Wood A Coal shut out the Square Deal Malts, 7. to 0 Valencia and Rocntinl collected three hits apiece for the winners.

POHTLAWIJ inaian v-iuo. DRIDSBAKH I W- U. "fl'-'S AB Alt Arizmendi, Sison 4 0 1 4 1 3' Salmon. 3b Vnlencla.lf Player MulliK'lll Alonruc Moore Sheely Oalia HerKcr 0 1 zrcamptvei.ct AB 36 17 35 30 21 25 18 6 Asarn.ss Roventinl.cf H.Rose.lb Fight at Capital SACRAMENTO, July 4. With a SINCE the famous hot July day in 1776 when an old man climbed into the bell tower and rang the Liberty Bell to announce to the world that a new government that of the United States had been born, nearly half a score of other nations throughout the world have found that July was the month that marked their fate, or held their destiny.

Just 13 years later a mob on the streets of Paris stormed the Bastile and destroyed it and with it they destroyed the old government of France. July 14 is still a national holiday in France. In 1830 the fate of another French government was sealed in the famous July Revolution. The Bourbons were overthrown; Charles a few days later abdicated. This same July Revolution of 1830 started a chain of important events in Belgium's national history that culminated a year later the following July 1 in Leopold I ascending to the throne of a Belgium, free from Holland.

July has always been a popular month for declarations of independence in South America Venezuela in 1811, Peru in 1821, Argentina in 1816, Haiti's independence was declared in July, 1801, by Toussaint. The battle of Santiago, in 1898, was an important July event in Cuban independence. Canada became a Dominion on July 1, In 1867 when Lord Monck was sworn in as the first governor-general of Canada. July 1 is widely celebrated there as "Dominion Day." The swimming sisters of the Van Buren family hold these three Utah State championships: Shirley, backstroke; Veda, breaststroke; and Helen," free-style. 1 Nelson.

rf Lanclone.lf RcKalot.2h Babros.lb Kankfy AlcKav shot at the featherweight championship the objective of the win Howard, Ore. Demolnes.3b Marsh. rf Delucchi, 1 Walters 10 12 3 5 6 3 3 3 4 1 0 0 1 ft 0 2 0 Hi 6 14 10 8 4 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 flj Nelson. 1 Freeman 16 ner, "Baby" Arizmendi and "Clever" 3R Hit SH SB RKI AVG. PO A Pet.

1 0 11 1 3 .578 4 15 i ,950 0 0 0 4 2 .281 24 23 4 .921 0 0O 0 4 .333 7 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 1 4 .438 65 5 .1 .986 0 2 0 0 10 .333 15 1.1 .941 0101 .296 23 2 0 1,000 0 0 1 1 3 .160 10 27 3 .925 0 0 0 0 5 .333 23 2 1 .982 0 0 0 0 .000 1 5 0 1.000 0 0 12 5 .312 7 1 0 l.OOi)! 0 0 0 0 0 .667 0 1 1 .500 0 0 1 0 0 .000 0 3 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 15 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 6 0 1.000 0 01 0 .000 020 1.000 0 0 1 501 .834 0 0 0 0 3 .571 0 0 0 .000 00000 .000 0 1 0 1.000 1 3 8 48 199 95 13 Gibson 3 Sison will meet in the ten-round 30 0 4 Totals 33 7 13 Totals main event at Memorial Auditorium tonight. Kalio 3 Kecit-ey fi 2 Fitzke 3 Palmaslno 4 Hinvman 7 Wilson 1 Arizmendi rules a 10 to favor ite, due principally to his decisive Three-base hit H. Rose. Bases on balls Off nelucrlil 2, Nelson 2. Struck out Bv Dlucchl 2.

Nelson 6. Double plays Delucchi to Vermnntes to Rose. WARDMEN LOSE Pacific Gas and Electric defeated the Montgomery Ward Company. 8 to 2. in an Industrial Athletic League game, when Spranner contributed a triple and double, and Moro broke in with a home run.

v'lerra allowed the losers only four hits. DAririr. r. a R. I MONT.

WARD American Leaoue victory over rreacue Miller, B. A. featherweight title holder, at San strongest mound staffs, slumped because of weak pitching while the New York Giants, whose mound squad was rated one of the weakest, burned up the National League with their throwing. At the sea-Don's half-way mark, Bill Terry's outfit stands as the most improved elub in the of this pitching. The polo grounds Aggregation which sank to a sixth-place tie with St.

Louis last year was the poorest Giant Club since the Andy Friedmann regime of the early 1900's, with the possible exception of John McGraw's tail-end team of 1915. That's how much the Giants have Improved. EXTEND LEAD The Giants extended their lead to six games over the Cardinals yesterday by beating Boston, 5 to 2, while St. Louis and all other National clubs were idle. Hal Schumacher held the Braves to seven hits while his mates collected ten off Fallenstein, Zachary and Brown.

The Braves combined a fumble, a trip and a single in the ninth for two tallies, preventing Schumacher from getting another shutout. Cleveland wrested fourth place In the American League from Chl-eago by trouncing the White Sox; Totals ICS 83 73 12 rrancisco recently. t. BRAZIL HURLS Box Scons -12 MatrhmalrAi StrliMa trj xx try to sign the winner of tonight's bout with Miller for the title. Pro STOCKTON MAT CZAR DETROIT I ST.

LOUIS ABRHOAI ABRHOA Fox.cf 5 2 3 2 0 Schrn.3b 3 10 11 $40,000 in AB AB Id 1 Owen. 3b 5 Moro. 2b Seattle Takes Portland, 7-4 3 21 WINS IN ROW vided the latter defeats Abie Israel at Seattle this month. Sylvester plans the bout for fair week. Tribe-Sox Deal Brown.

II) 4 Howard, ss-2b 4 Souza.lf 4 Cecil, rf 3 Mlller.c 4 Grur.2b 5 Stone.rf 4 Wlker.lf 5 GrbK.lb 3 RoHell.s 5 Hywth.c .1 Mrbry.p 4 Don La Rue of Oakland will" box Archie Knvlrh nf nnn in Gardiner. If Wjllcbrml.cf Gregor.lb Drew. 3b Warren, rf Spranger.si Farro.c Vierra.p Marrich.cf Andrews, 3b 2 3 2 3West.cf 4 2 2 3 0 0 3 2 4 0 13 0 0 1 3 OlCmpbl.lf 4 0 1.10 1 1 2 llHurns.lb 4 0 0 4 0 0 2 9 0ISlorti.2b 4 0 0 6 2 1 1 0 4 1 0 3 3 1 2 6 OlShea.c 3 0 15 0 1 1 1 0 Ruel.c 10 0 12 Cofmn.p 2 0 0 0 0 Dnd.B 0 0 0 0 0 Stiles. 0 0 0 0 0 iMcllllo 0 10 0 0 I Reynolds 10 10 0 six-round semi-final V.MinikelUb 4 Edwards, 3 Lorenzana.ss 2 Totals 32 8 II Totals 32 1 4 SEATTLE, July 4. (U.R) It was reported today that Eddie Collins, part owner of the Boston Red Sox, paid $40,000 for Freddie Muller and Mel Almada in a cash deal with the Seattle Indians of the Home run -M o.

Three-base hit Spranger. Two-base hits a tn Snronner, Vierra. Struck out By Vlerro 10, Kdward.4 1. STOCKTON, July Obey the rules or quit using the Auditorium for wrestling matches. That is the ultimatum City Manager Walter Hogan will issue to Billie Hunefcld, local boxing and wrestling promoter, tomorrow.

With special reference to the Ted Cox-Abe Kaplan brawl last week, Hogan said he had received many complaints regarding the rnnghnr- nf the matches and disregard for the rules. Hogan said he would rail Hunncfcld to his office tomorrow and warn h'm that violations of the rules, disturbances and rough Pacific Coast League. Muller, sec ond baseman, was en route to Bos ton today to join the Red Sox, Al HI'II DFRS SHUT OUT California Builders were shut out by the Calo Dog Food Club. 3 to 0. DePolo aided with a three bagger and a double, while Mollalh, first sacker for the winners, starred on defense.

Pacheo itruck nut .10. Totals 41 8 17 27 Si Totals 33 5 6 27 8 Mellllo ran for Shea in seventh. Reynolds batted for McDonald In seventh. Score hy innings: Detroit 0 1 1 0 0 4 0 2 08 St. Louis 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 05 Errors -Owen.

Runs batted In Garms 2. Roeell. Walker, Haywoith, Fox 3, Owen, Campbell. Reynolds, Schareln, 'iehijnger. Two-base hits Gehrinuer, Ha.vwnrth.

West. Owen. Three-base hits Fox. Home run Fox. Stolen bases Stone.

Greenberg 2. Double plavs 1-evev, Stortl and Hums. Bases on balls-Off Marberry 2. Coffman 2. Ktlles 1 Klriirk nut Ftv Marbei rv 4.

Coffman mada, outfielder, will become the property of the Boston club in Sep PORTLAND, July Seattle won the series opener, 7 to 4, here last nighty throwing Portland out of a three-way tie for second place, and into fourth place. In three bunched innings, Seattle made six runs on four hits. In the third inning, Almada walked, Burns was hit by a pitched ball, and both came in when Bradbury rapped out a double, the only hit of the inning. In the fourth, Page was safe on a fielder's choice, Almada hit a double, and both scored on McLarney's long single, Burns singled in the fifth inning, stole second and beat the throw to third when Bradbury was safe on a fielder's choice. Burns scored on Cos-carart's infield out.

Badgro walked and Bradbury scored when Page was safe on Reeves' error another one-hit inning. The Indians picked up their final run in the ninth inning. SEATTLE I PORTLAND icmDcr. CALO DOG FOOD CAljir. rjuii.ir.n.- AB AB Amhrose.2b Lakeside Swimmer Enter Two Meets With entries at the Castlewood Country Club swim meet today and another group of entries at the Crockett Community Center meet Wednesday, the Lakeside Swimming Club of Oakland is opening a busy month.

Coach VA1 Kallunki will take with him such stars as Ivy Jenner, Gordon Corson, Russ Davis, Velvia Mlller ind Rufus Rucker and the local club expects to place high at both meet. LARGE TURNOUT. When the American Legion sounded its first call for sandlot baseball practice at Spartanburg, S. 132 boys responded. 1 HUBLEBS FAN The Fourteenth Street Merchants emerged victors in a pitcher's batUe with the Adrian Athletic Club, 3 to 1.

Turn-bull's double and triple and Glynn's fielding at third base featured the Merchants' victory. Hooper fanned and Hobson 14, Isleton. Hayward 0 Gonsalves.ss 3i 3 Jones. 2 Camelo.lb 1 Martin. If Tugmen Meet Again tactics must be discontinued or it 1 2.

McDonald stiles l. Losing pitcher Brazil. Robak's Buffet hurler, turned in his twenty-first straight mound victory to give the Robak's a 13 to 2 win over the Veterans' Home at Napa, when he limited the Veterans to eight hits. At bat, the game was enlivened by Freitas. whose three hits included a home run and double, and Ferrrira, who also got three for five.

For the losers, R. Sehutz was the on)y one to get two hits. Fielding honors went to Mesple. Fox and Clark with some fine catches. ROBAK'S BUFFET, VFTF.R A NS' HOME AB Hi AB BH Mesple.rf .1 1 lRowe.2b 4 1 Fox.s 8 1 0 0 8 2 3.R.Shutr.1b '4 1 2 Martin.

If 4 I llclark.Sb 4 0 1 Florences 8 1 KYoik.c 4 1 1 3 3I.ndl,rf 4 8 1 Ferrelra.3b 3 2 2 Mossoriu.cf 4 0 1 Rrown.lt) 4 1 HCoriayal.s 4 0 0 Brazil, 8 1 2inmphel.p 3 0 1 IS.Shutz.P 1 0 0 Totals 41 13 ll Totals 38 2 Summary: Home run Freitas. Three-base hit Florence. Two-base hit Martin, Freitas. T. F'errelra, R.

Schutz. Base on balls Off Cnmphel 4. Struck out By Brazil 7. Comphel 4, S. Shutz 1.

Charge defeat to Comphel. FFRNANDF.Z TRIPLES TWICE Pitta's Clfjir Store scored a 14 to It victory over Moore's Shipyard with E. Fernandez' two triples leading the barrage of hits for winners. Fox. Shipyard Milrd baseman, with a double and two singles out of three times at bat lead the hitting for the losera.

Mollalh. lb Pava.3b nePnln.lt Vares.ss Perry. rf Morris. rf Quintel.c Pacheco. i.

oilman. bhu cummers. Time 2:08. hay ward, July 4. Seeking re Carlisle.

2b 0 0 Santos. rf 0 1 Farlnho.p CHICAGf I CLKVF.LAND ARft HO A' ABRHOA 38 0 8 Totals 35 3 131 Totals 3 0 3 5 r.lalv.rf 2 110 0 4 0 0 0 OlBoss.lb will be the end of wrestling in the Civic Memorial Auditorium. Brearty Fans 10, Gives 1 Hit venge for their defeat June 18 at Isleton. the Isleton tug-o-war team will stage another pull against Mayor Frank J. Cunha's Hayward team at Niles Canyon Sunday, July 30, Coach J.

M. Andrade of the local 3 0 11 OAvenl.rf Two-base hit DePolo. Sacrifice hits-Morris, Vares, Perry, Pava. Bases on balls Off Pacheo 0, Farlnho 3, Struck out-By Pacheo 10, Farlnho 7. 1 12 2 3 0 3 0 0 1 2 0 6 0 1 1 0 HveOh Haas.cf Swsn.rf Simns.lf Aolinjr.s Dyks.Sh Slivn.lh Gruhe.c Drhm.p Kimsy.p ABRHOAI ABRHUA 3 113 0 Vsmlk.H 4 1 0 0 4 0 11 4 0 1 12 0 Pytlak.r 5 0 0 4 OIKnibkr.s 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 4 2 1 4 0 4 1 0 0 1 team announced today.

A silver trophy, won by the Hav FOUR STRAIGHT Wa Sung A. C. won Us fourth straight game, defeating the Crockett Druids, 5 to 3. Lieu kept eight hits well scattered. Eng hit a homer, while George Bowen to 2.

behind Oral Hiiaeoranos four-hit pitching. He registered his eleventh victory of the season. The Indians collected six safeties off Durham and Klmsey and were aided by four Chisox error. Detroit beat St. Louis, to 5, after hammering Coffman, McDonald and Stiles for 17 hits, while Firpo Marberry held the Browns to six.

The Tigers rallied for four runs in the sixth, Ervin Fox driving in two of them with a triple. He also contributed a home run in the eighth, and he, Owen and Gch-ringer each hit safely three times to lead the Tigers' attack. They were the only games scheduled. Martinez Net Club Loses to Pittsburg MARTINEZ, July 4. Though losing to the Pittsburg Tennis Club, five matches to four, the Martinez Tennis Club went intr third place In the Contra Costa Tennis League when Crockett was beaten by Concord, 8 to 1.

Concord had captured the league title previous to meeting Crockett. The esults: ward team at the Isleton festival Totals 3 1 2 4 24 ll Total Jl 27 Almd.rf McLr.ss Wlch.cf Hrns.ll) Brdbr.c Badgr.lf Fage.p 14TH ST. MCHTS. ADRIAN A. C.

Dad's Cookies' Club found the offerings of Brearty too puzzling 0 2 4 41 Mnre.2b 8 0 1 0 OIBIckrb.rf 3 3. 3 13 5 1 2 1 0 Oana.cf 3 0 0 0 linerger.lf 8 0 2 1 BIReves.ss 6 0 1 2 0 McKay. 4 1 0 2 2 hit for a trlnl 1 2 17 2 4 2 0 1 1 1 3 0 1 last month, will again be the prize, An it VJ A SUNG A. Score by Innings; CROCKETT DRUIDS AB Klns.cf Anaraue said. 00000000 22 and went down before Guy's Chicago AB Kelleher.3b 5 0 2 Cleveland W.M'Mennyj 4 11 1 1003000 5 Haas.

Appling, Sullivan, F.rrors Hayes Wong.cf Eng. 2b Chlnn.ss G. Bowen, 3b A. Bowen, lb TANFORAN RESULTS Lee.e 4 Norrls.3b '4 H.M'Meny.lb 4 4 1 1 0 0 0 AB 5 0 0 Turnbull.ss 4 12 Monii.lf 0 0 0 Amaral.lf 1 0 1 RoventlnMb 3 0 0 Underhill.cf 4 0 1 Glynn, 3b 3 11 Johnson.rf 10 0 Scholzrt 2 0 1 Perry.c 0 0 Hooper.p 4 0 0 RandaU.rf 1 0 0 Totals 31 "i Rlnabaldl.cf 4 HBsenprsh.lb 4 Crippen.2b-p 4 Smaker.lf 4 Meridian, Sf 4 Qutllan.rt 4 Owens, 3 Ftodrlques.p 0 A Chan.c FIRST HACK Five fnrlonn. Viui MOORE'S SHIPYD.

AB Hina.rf a Hobson.a PITTA'S CIGAR I AB T.Franks.cf 4 2 3 Hale. Runs batlcd In Hale 2, Galatz.er, Avcrill, Vosmik, Dykes 2. Two-base hits Glatzer. Three-base hit Hale. Stolen bases Pytlak, Swanson.

Sacrifice Kamm 2. Double plays Boss (unassisted). Bases on balls Off HUdebrand 4, Durham 3, Kimsey 2. Losing pitcher Durham. Urn-pi res Owens.

Van Graf lan and HUdebrand. Time 1:45. L-nance. sz.uo, 2.zu, 82.Z0; Blssagos, $2.20, Ted Conard. $2.80.

Time, 1:01 3-5. Lum.rf Hing.lf LIcu.P Marshall.lf 4 2 2 Juniors, victims of one-hit hurling on the part of the junior mounds-man. In addition to allowing only one hit, Harpo, Dad's third sacker, who got a double, Brearty struck out 10 men. The Guys, meanwhile, made it 7 to 0 by pounding Santos for 10 hits, including three by Oliver. Some good fielding aided in the shutout.

E.Ferndez,3b T.Fernadeg,s Pagni.If. Jack. lb G.Miller.e A.Miller.rf 34 3 Totals 37 8 11 Totals Totals 34 1 I Spraig.lb Santos, cf Cambra.3b Hank.2b Sheffield, Alexander, Fon.s Martin, lb Credit victory to Lieu. Charge defeat Thri e-baae hitsTurnbull. Raimondi.

National League Totals 40 7 12 27 14 Totals 39 4 10 27 17 Seattle 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 17 Hits 3 113 1110 212 Portland 00000110 24 Hit 1 1910202 310 Errors Almada, Burns, Johnson, Reeves 2. Runs responsible for Jacobs 6, Page 3. Struck out Page 1, Jacobs 3. Bases on balls Page 4, Jacobs 3. Stolen bases Almada.

Burns. Page. Two base hits Welch, Berger, Bradbury, Almada, Burns 2, Sheely, Johnson. Sacrifice hit Coscarart. Runs batted In Bradbury 2, McLarney 2.

Coscarart 2, Oana 2. Black-erby. BergerT Hit by pitcher By Jacobs I. Umpires Plnelll and Casey. Time 1:47.

1 Sylvia's King Meets War Cry Tonight Franks. 2b F.Fernadez.p GUY'S JUNIORS I DAD'S COOKIFS HOX rnrf Two-base hit Turnbull. Sacrifice hits-Perry. Bases on balls Off Hobson 4. 8truck out By Hooper 13, Hobson 14.

Hit by pitcher Olynn by Hobson. Double plays Perry to Roventlnl Glynn' to Alexander to Roventlnl. Aiiende.p AB AB Ocas. 2b BOSTON NEW YORK I Snow, lb Santos, If Nobriga.s Camelln.lb to Rodrlques. Home run Eng.

Three-base hit G. Bowen. Sacrifice hit Chan. Bases on balls Off Lieu 3, Crlppan 0. Struck out By Lieu 4, Crlppen 6.

SQUARE nEALS WIN Rov Young clouted two home runs to drive In six runs, and the Square Deal Malts walked away wllh a 9 to 4 decision over the Fowler All-Stars. Alexander starred at shortstop for the winners. Crt CP AT. ml 4 TQ I AI.I-STARH AB A AB Al 0 3 4 Ubnikl.s 3 0 13 6 Totals 83 II 15 Totals 24 14 12 0 12 0 3 OiJnrdn.lb 4 3 2 Dol.lf 5 0 Terry. lb 5 0 0 3 0 DOUBLE OPTION Oliver, cf Pocktoff.H Santos.

Heal.v.rf Robinson. Brearty. KKCOND RACE Spreckels course: Queen Anne. $3.80, $3, Custodian, $9.20. Broadway CaU, $4.80.

Time, 1:12 1-5. THIRD RACE Spreckels course: Wooden Soldier. $88.20. $28.20, Don Lucero, $9.80. Carol Hills, $14.40.

Tlrrle. 1:12 2-5. FOURTH RACE Five and a half furlongs: Wee Drop, 822.20, $9.80, Xingu, $5. Vera Crofton, $4.40, Time, 1:07 2-8. FIFTH RACE Clubhouse course: The Miner, $9.60, $8.20, Winslow, $10.40, Irish Spree.

$3.60. Time 1:38 4-8. SIXTH RACE Mile and a sixteenth: Gallineta. $12.80, 88.40, Mopeco, $3.60, Red Mountain, $3.00. Time, SEVENTH RACE Five end a half fur.

longs: Black Minnie, $3.20, $3, War Over, $10.40, Emery, $4.20. Time. 1:08 2-5. EIGHTH RACE Spreckels course: Sun's Son, $19.80, $8.20, Cartago. $6.60, $3.80: Halt Saint.

$3.20. Time, U-3. NINTH RACE Spreckels course: Shields Valley, $30.40. $8.40, $3.80: Genghis Khan, $4.00, JUllon, $10.40. Time, OCnsta.lf 0, Santos.

2 Dolly.2b 0' Hogan. 0' Gomez. cf 2: Lima.rf 0 0 3 2 .1 5 0 Bcrgr.cf 4 0 3 0 R.Mre.rf 4 2 1 1 Whlty.3b 4 1 3 O.Lee.lf 2 1 6 3 1 3 I Cantwcll 0 3 Ott.rf 4 1 Vergz.3b 4 1 4 0 4 0 1 Mncsn.c 4 1 returns Summary: Credit victory to Allende. Charge defeat to Alexander. Three-base hits E.

Fernandez 2, T. Franks. Two-base hits T. Franks. T.

Fernandez, Fox, Hank. Struck out By Alexander 4: F. Fernandez 2, Allende 1, Ie COSTA SMIRK RAM. CJW, ft AB AB 0 iuu.Hrf a it .1 Rfflfenrnrt.lf' 4 1 eft -i VafX fl 0 11 0J 30 7 I0 Totals Totals 1 0 1 Shchr.p 4 0 2 0 Gslmn.3b 2 0 The steady pitching of Valente. who Singles: s.

KniKm i "jTV'? 1-6. 8-2: William Green d. L. Campbell. 6-2, 6-8.

6-4; L. Olivera, P' d. Winner. 2-6. -2.

8-4: George Berkley Jr. ml Burris, 6-0, 6-3; Ralph Merntt (Pi rl. R. Frowein. (1-2, 6-3; .1.

Patterson (PI d. Basil McKinley. 4-6. 6-1. fi-4.

Doubles: McKinley and G. Keller G. Patterson and Merrit, 6-4. 6-4. TJur-ri's ind Enea (P) d.

Green and Bar 6-2. 6-2; Olivera ind Campbell (P) d. Wilther ind Knight. 4-6. 10-8, 6-2.

FRUITVAU! WINS Fruitvale Maccabees defeated the Oakland Maccabees, 12 to 3. when Sid held the Oakland Club to five hits md connected with pair of two-base k'iexiBrre miff MACCABEES 0 struck out 13, and De Costa two triples, a double and single, enabled the Gon- Mowry 1 Browit.p 0 Hargrve 1 Falstm.p 1 0 Emerging from retirement following victories at Baden recenty, War Cry, the $5000 greyhound of William R. Burnett's kennel, is entered in tonight's special match race at El Cerrito Kennel Club track. Opposing War Cry in his debut will be Mrs. S.

E. Ellis' Sylvia's King, Backfielder, Dangerous Dan, Royal Command, Circuit Court, Clay Cen salves nine to win a 6 to 3 victory over 0 0 us tigar More, SPARK' WIN TWO Rparkey's A. C. turned In two weekend victories, taking the Berkeley A. C.

10 to 6, and the Boulevard Meat Market, 2 to 1. In the first, game. It was Car-dinelll's five-hit hurling, his hitting and that, of Evans and Figuiera that turned In the trick. Al Abreu's tossing, allowing only five hits, FIRST RAMI! Zarhry.p 1 Spoher.c 2 GONSALVES 1 AL'S CIGAR STORE High Heels la Tih teas I Friday. Chief Osace th fats 1 Jena EL CERRITO "kEKXEL CLL'2 El Cerrlte, Csllt Deatle eatieas Ersry Night.

AB AH Manlse.ef 5 0 0 Correa.3b 3 0 0 H.Gust.vsn,2b 8 2 1 3 0 1 Young.cf 4 2 2 4 0 0 Pawlasck.lb 4 0 1 Stenner.lb 4 Vnlesano.H 4 1 0 Stanlcy.rf 12 1 Mendez.rf 4 0 3i Labetlch.cf C.Gustvsn.3b 3 0 01 Pagglo.ss 4 2 2 J.WIlliams.e 8 1 4 3 Bnuzout.p 4 0 2 Garcla.p 3 11 W.Wllams.Sb 2 0 1 ToUls 39 Ts Totals 33 4 6 Home runs Young 2. Three-base hits Lelthman, Garcia, J. Williams. Two-base hits H. Gustavson, Pacheco.

Bases on balls--Off Bouzout 1, Garcia 3. Struck out By Bouzout 8, Garcia MOVERS WIN SLUGFFST Collecting 18 hits the Macy Movers emerged victorious In a slugging battle with the E. Bercovich and Son, 11 to t. Bradbury, Rago and Vallm, each gathering three hits apiece, led the attack ot 4 1 1 Roebaek.s 3 1 0 Valente.If 3 2 2 Cuscia.cf 3 0 0 Fonscca.rt 4 0 1 Masin.2b 4 0 0 Klng.lb 4 1 1 Nobrica.c 4 0 0 BERKELEY A. C.

I SPARKEY'R A. C. ter and Flying Majf AB Hi AB OAKLAND Koulet.cf DcCosta.e 4 1 2 Moffett.lb 3 I 1 Evbel.lf 1 G.Abreuj 0: CrumD.e EL CERRITO DOG RACES llFletcher.lb OiJJclson.ss Vermonte.s 4 1 3 1 0 4 0 0 Wilson. rf 4 0 2 OlEvans.lb Prlette.3b vaiente.p 4 0 1 Babros.p 4 0 US 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 Kooerison.zD Rigney.cf Hendrlcks.c Idcl.rf J.Abreu.cf Casa.za,2b A.Abreu.lf Reone.v.c Cone.p Ameral.lb Burton, Mitchell. If Varges.ri Duffy, Totals 36 6 12 Totals 31 3 4 Snowden.2b Williams, lb Martin.p Hanscn.c KliPPle.cf Pawason.rf Mattos.ss C.Mackey Hood.p Total 37 5 10 27 11 Total 33 2 7 57 14 Cantwel! ran for Hoonn In seventh.

Mowry batted for Gysclman in seventh. Harzrave bailed for Brown in ninth. Score by Innings: New York 0 1003100 08 Boston 0 0000000 22 Errors Jackson, Gyselman, Runs batted In Schumacher. J. Moore 2, Vergez, Terry, Lee.

Maranvllle. Two-base hits Schumacher, Vergez. Three-base "hit-Lee. Double play Jackson, Vergez to Terry. Base on balls Off Schumacher 3.

Fallenstin 1, Zachary Brown 1. Struck out By Schumacher 3. Brown 1. Losing pitcher Fallenstin, Umpires Mc-Grew, Magerkurth. Time 1:54.

STEENORAFE STARS Stromberg's steady pitching Jn the pinch and Milt Steencrafe's hitting featured the Alameda Merchants' 6 to 4 Vic tory over the Emeryville Tires. OiFlgulern.rf OCardinelll.p 01 A.Robertsn.lf 3 Stable Header Teday Friday Night at 8:15 Bnnday 10:80 A. M. ant 1:45 F. M.

Pheae Oak. Bell Perk, 01, 1780. for Reservations the winners. MACY MOVERS BERCOVICH At SON AB 28 3 5 Totali 33 12 14 Totals AB McRlce.lt 4 11 C. Macy 3 Summary: Home run e.

Three-base hits De Costa 2, King, F. Valente. Two-base hits De Costa, Valente. Walked By Valente Babroa 8. Struck out By Valente 12; Babrps 3.

FIELDING SAVES GAME A double play, Pacheco to Abrew to Genovisint, saved a game for the Chapel of Oaks. The play occurred In the tenth Inning, euttlng off a rally, and extending the game to 13 Innings, allowing the Oaks to defeat the Drieibach FIRST 3-18 mile: In Memoriam. 09.80, $4.60, Sonny Grey. $3, 82; Pep Hare, $2.40. Time, :20.

No scratches. SECOND Futurity: Cardinal Wave, $9.40, $4.80, $2.60: Sandberg, $3.80, Driving Jerry, $2.80. Time, :30. Scratched Circus Whip. THIRD 5-18 mile: Clipper Clinker, $8.80, $3, $2.80) Lucky Major, $3.

Suppose So, Time, 33 1-8. Scratched Freda Pass. FOURTH Futurity: Garland Lady, $11.30, $3.40, Nefandus. $4 20, Dutch Blltr, $3.80, Time, sSO. Scratched Kroke Koncem.

FIFTH 5-18 mile: Master Myall, $11. $8.00, Star Point, $3.80, economy. $3. Time. :33 3-8.

No scratches. Totali 38 8 5 Totals 30 10 12 Summary: Home run Cardinelll, Derby. Three-base hits Priette. Two-base hits Figuiera, Cardinelll. First base on balls Off Cardinelll Miller 7.

Struck out By Cardinelll Cone 1, MU-ler 2. A.Macy.rf Bradbury. 3b Repetto.cf Ollver.lf Harbuitn.lb Parker.rf 4 5 Wetherbee.lb 4 Mudge.cf I Berge.s 5 4 Loml.c LaPorta.p 0 Graef.p 1 Rago.s Summary: Two-Dase nits Martin 1. Mattos. Struck out By Martin Hood I.

Base on balls Off Martin Hood 6. Stolen base Hendricka 2, Snowdan. REALTORS TRIUMPH Bowie's Realtors defeated the Golden Stats Bakery, to 2, with Morrtsh and Reiner allowing only five hits bieween them. Reiner struck out 13 men in eight Innings, but walked five, lour In one frame. BAKERY I REALTORS BLVD.

MARKET SPARKEY'S A. C. wood and coal, 3 to 2. AB AB. Vallm.e Leslie.p Wallace.p DRIESBACH CHAPEL OF OAKS G.Abreu.i Wiltrmde.lb 3 0 0 exakd ra srcr.i iUDI TMU31 7 4 I e'eleek (sal etary Xassoay algbl) 18 Races SICkamptoaHlders A ALA.

MERCHANTS AB AH AB Rlnella.2b 4 0 1 Pacheco.ss 8 10 12 1 0 0 Zarcone Totals 5 11 McCauley.rf 8 0 2 Howard. 2b 8 11 41 11 18! Totals Mingham.ir 4 D.Sheehan.rf 8 Genovlslni.lb 4 Crump.e Evans, lb J.Abreu.lf Figuera.rf CasazEa.2b McCarthy.rf A.Abreu.p SIXTH Futurity: Front Page, $8.80, Classy Widow. $5.30, Tom Duff, $8,40, Time, :30. No scratches. SEVENTH 8-18 mile: Al Crag, $0.80, ThrM-bau It 1- Parker, Edward, Freeman.

2b Larson, Cayne.e Johnsn.lf-3b M.rdling.rl Stengrafe.lb 4 3 2 AB Hi AB Summary: HORSE RACiriG TAN FO RAH Race Course San Bruno, California NOW First Rici 2 P. ir Shins San Mateo County Jockey Club Peerless Stastea. lltfc Clay, fee Taaretaa, 12i30 dally. Beand Trie. eoe.

Dutra.c llFouche.2b 4 Tlerrlra.cf Two-base hits C. Macy, A. MaeY, Brad Parrilni.lf 3 11 EMERYVILLE TTRE AB GuMo.lf 4 1 1 Mataro.g 10 1 Madruga.lb 4 1 1 Cordelll.cf 112 Vojvoda.rf 4 0 2 McDermot.lb 4 10 Rvan.tb 10 0 Grove, 10 1 Green, 10 0 10 0 Totals 33 "4 Ashley.s 4 1 Valencia. If 8 Roventinl.cf 4 Rose.rf 5 Detucchi.lb Ore.ss 3 Howard, 4 Marsh, 4 Demolnes.sa 3 13.80. Mischief Man, $3.80.

S3.00 0 J.Williamsn.s 4 OiBabcock.H 1 Vierra, cf 10 1 Rosano.lf Mathda.3b Wishniskl.p Indian Warrior, $3.00, Time. :33. No Carlson 3 Pierce.c 4 0 Chr1stesn.2b Pebelinx.lf Anselmox Reiner.p Gonsalves.u Davalle.lb Cook.rf Stromberg.p 4 0 21 Cecil, 11 10 0 4 Thuman.lb 2 n.Wlllimsn.cf 2 Rice.rf 2 Morrish.p 3 NOTOOV( I i glfc.lVAV Xicatts at V-t sad i rsrty-svep' bury, Repetto 2, Oliver Harnustan. Loml. Berge.

Struck out By Leslie 8. Wallace La Porta 3. Oraef 7. Walked By Leslie 3, Wallace La Porta 1, Ortef 1. ODD FELLOWS I.OSK Costa's home run with the base loaded featured an 8 to 1 victory scored by Louie's Barbers over the Richmond Odd Fellows.

Raverl collected three out )t three tor the winners. scratches. EIGHTH Futurity; Big Play, $8.40, $8.40, $3,40: Deck Captain, $7.40. $2.80) Defender, $1. Time, :20 4-5.

No scratches. NINTH 5-16 mile: Skinny Buck, 88.80. $5,. Joa Jenks, (7.40. Chief Osage.

$4,50. Time. No scratches. 87 3 8 40 1 111 Totals Totals Totals 38 8 12 Totals 32 1 61 Totals 30 2 6 Summary: Credit victory to A. Abreti.

Charge defeat to Thorpe. Three-base hit Larson. Two-base hit Flguera. First base on balls Off A. Abreu Thorpe 3, Silva 1.

Struck out By A. Abreu 8i Thorpe 4. Sllva 3. Hit by pitched. ball-Ivan.

Freeman. 3 31 Totals 2.1 3 2 Totals Tbree-bsse hit SteengTafe. Two-base hits Vierra. McCauley, Ashley, Corbelli. Walked By Stromberg Green 2.

Struck eut Bf Stromperfl Si Green i. Summary: Two-base hits I 1 1 1, Rose, Delucchi. D. Sheehan. First base on balls Off Marsh 1.

Win ski 1. Struck out By Marsh 12, Wlniski 9. Hit by itched baU Valencia by WlniikL Struck etit By Reiner 13, Morrish 4. Double eellen At "Crag (seventh) and Unny Buck (ninth) ald $21. Walked By Morrish 4.

by Reiner.