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EIGHT THE DAILY MAIL, HAGERSTOWN, MIX, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1937. Sports Of Sorts JL few days after the British open golf tournament, in nid-July, there will occur at Walton Heath one ot those super-super golf matches between a pair of money players. Strangely enough, old Walter Kagen, who has played some of the most stirring: "challenge" matches will be in the gal- he gets up in time to view the 72-holer or any part thereof. FIREMEN LOSE TOFALLBACK IN LOOP RACE Chevies Bump Ants By Score Of 9 To Blue In Lead The Antietams were knocked out Hornets Scores 6 To 4 Victory Manager Dick Hesson hurling for the Mt. Briar Hornets held the hard-hitting Hancock team to six blows yesterday aliernooa on the down-county diamond and Mt.

1 Briar won by a 6 to 4 score. The I upsiaters bunched a majority of their blows in the fourth round when they scored four limes. The Hornets won out when they rallied i in the seventh frame to score three rnns. TERRY NAMES SIX OF (MS ON All STAR Fountain Head Golfers Score Cumberland C. C.

Team Is Defeated Here Saturday. Carl Hubbell Tops Dizzy Dean Again In Drawing Card Rivalry Fourteen In Row For Ridge The Ridge Avenue Redwings their "Win streak to fourteen in 4r I You couldn't blame major league Tin sent the Giants and Cards into row yesterday when they i magnates if they peeked under 'second base or back of the score- I board or some such place today in a virtual for second place in the the Williamsport Pee-Wees in National League. 'morning game by a 16 to 7. As the eastern teams headed I and tlie afternoon defeated Fountain Head Country Club the hope of digging up a rivalry to i home today, those two clubs Williams rt Silk Mil1 team 8 to -Every Team In League Represented But Boston Bees XT 1 golfers annexed their first match matcll the arl Hubbell-Dizzy Dean National season with the Cumberland duel. Country Club team on Saturday on OFf the local links, the final count be- Q' ing to Jim Byhon top-1 cardinals' great the between and the were NEW YORK, June 2S ionly half a game back of I league-leading Cubs, who popper-offer, any to the first place in the I County League ton Score: HANCOCK ag yesterday Hendershoi.

If. i A. French, ariernoon at the Siadiun? waen Suffacooi. ss the Hoffman-Chevies took a Pftwers 3b ct Ab. R.

H. E. .40040 124 played game from the Firemen The Firemen The principals in this one, by de-1 a tQ 4 core cree of the rival American and British pro golf associations, are three hurj ers ir Henry Cotton and our own Denny he Automen with Krownapple go- cf. sfi.ob a to halt Beaver, ed the amateurs with a 74 cardj time two go to the post 1 0 TT all-star squad with which the Xa- E. G.

Morgan, pro from Cum-1 against eacil other they pack em Luke Hamlm tional league hopes to make it two berland turned in a 73 card. in to I ie rafters, straight over the American league i Gene Heaney, Fountain Head pro, To tfee mog uls, it didn't matter so at Washington, July 7, was an -j ad a card of 67 for 17 holes. He much that Hubbell topped Diz like lost his ball on the par 5 No. 3 a tent yesterday to take an S-l de- which cut him out of low on lie latest renewal of their i pitching rivalry. What was more Totals 4 6 24 11 6 MT.

BRIAR Shute was nominated for the job ts solo representative of our side in amounts to a semi-official match for the "world pro cham- pionship'' because he proved the best match player in our nr inn-'iif aft a Ferguson, 3.b. ..5 1 0 Mongan. 1 1 3 Mistered a patrJM. Ferguson, ib. 4 0 2 7 ing the route for the winners.

H. BarRer, If 4 St. Clair was cinven from cf 4 hillock in the secona the Chevies had reg of tallies in the opening round and 10 1 rf 4 added three more -n the second JB. Barge'r. 2b.

4 stanza. He was followed to Hesson mound by Blessing and then Man-i Totals -36 Ab. R. H. O.

A. E. 2 nounced today by Bill Terry, boss of the hand-picked forces as a le- suit of leading his Giants to a pennant last year. hole, which cut him honors. On July 5th a Flag Tournament Fisher's double with the bases loaded won the contest for the Birds.

Morris, Weizel and Liin berg hit successive homers. The play of Vivian Cook, girl seconc baseman, stood out afield. She furled a three-hitter for a 6-3 night-ibobhlf I cap decision. The Yankees, winding up a highly successful home stand with nine victories against three defeats, trampled the Tigers 9-5 as George interesting to the front offices, was The squad of 22 players, selected 1 bas been arranged for the local the fact that 38,719 fans made it by Terry after consultation olfers th Vic Siine ia charge look like world series in rival strategists, includes all of the arrangements. The scores: i Sportsman's Park for the battle.

headliners and represents every league club but the Boston Bees. Terry's own team tops the list Morgan and Workhurst, Heaney and Byron, 1U; Elbin and Attract 120,000 Fans. That crowd, added to the lull Catherman, 3, Stonebraker and houses that saw their two previous 10 4 golfing-for-gain ranks. That is, Dour i ager Max Schindler took over the Denny won. the American P.

G. A. championship two times in succes-! 6 10 2' Score By Hancock 000 400 ill. Briar 200 000 Sterner with three bits out of Earned urn? Hancock 3, Mt. flnH ntilr fJrflrte-A i Briar Two-base hits Stiner 2, tion, ana tnats tne oniy A ur nmes al bat led the Mon 2 Barger Hesson.

Stolen which tne pros play event in matches. i honors bv driv-i Reynolds, Stiner. Base on TT, i Faith 3, Hesson 1. Passed out a homer. Each club gatfc- Hendershot.

This great 2-man show undoubtedly will draw a tremendous gallery. But it is doubtful if it will outdraw the Haig at his best It is on record that Sir Walter once took in $6,800 for a 72-hole Wolfe 4 match. That was in 1926 when he 5 beat Bob Jones, 11 and 10. Of Hammaker, if. 4 i Knoae, ss course, young Mr.

Jones drew his part of the gallery, too, but it remains the fact that Hagen drew the money, the largest amount ever gathered by one man for 72 holes of golf. in eied managed to keep his blows scattered. Spielman and Buharp featured afield. Score: AXTIETAMS Ah. R.

H. O. A. E. 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Wild Hagen's greatest match of this kind also took place In 1926 when, he beat Abe Mitchell, two and one, for £1,000.

over 72 holes. And the greatest humiliation Hagen. ever suffered on a golf course in 1928, when, over the 72-hole challenge match route, the Haig lost to Britain's Archie Compston, -IS and 17. But they, paid Hagen £500 for Ms work. on.

that same amount Compston pocketed. (By AMERICAN LEAGUE Yankees, .386 Walker, Tigers, .368. Schindler, p. 4 Byers. Ib 2 Moore.

3b, ..4 r. 4 St. Clair, 0 1 R. Hammaker, 2b. 3 Price, rl.

1 Totals 37 CHEVIES Day, rf 4 Wachter, 2b. 2 Spielman. ss. 2 Sterner, cf. Potts, Ib Dorsey, If.

Metz. Krownapple, p. ten hits but Krownapple i Left on cock 5, ML Briar 9. Dounble H. Ferguson to M.

Ferguson; Suffa- cool, French, Stiner- Struck Faith 4, Hesson 2. Trumpo-wrer. Time 1:39. Runs batted Powers. Faith, Mund3', H.

Barker, H. Fergruson. Mongan, M. Ferguson. Exporters Trip Sharpsburg Birds The Old Export team advanced to the head of the second division yesterday in the Washington County League when they took an overtime game from the Sharpsburg Bluebirds by a 16 to 14 score.

The Exporters won out in the tenth when Mellinger singled and scored on Barr's double, it being the third 4 10 24 11 2 n. H. O. A. E.

1 2 2 i Buharp, Totals 1 10 0 1 2 4 1 1 0 2 10 4 29 9 19 Score By Innings Antietams 000 000 Chevies 230 202 Earned 3, Chevies 7. Two-base Price. Home Stolen Hammaker 2. Bases on Schindler 3, St. Clair 1.

Blessing- 3. Krownapple 3- Pased balls Isemingrer. Hits Off Schindler 3 in 5 inriingrs. St. Clair in 1 2-3 "inning's.

Left on 9, Chevies T. Sacrifice- Double plays Spielman to "Wachter, Buharp. Spielman, Moore to Hammaker to Byers. Struck Schindler I 3. Krownapple 4.

Blessing 1. Hit by i Schindler Rnns Greenberg, Tigers, 56; i Losing Clair. Blessing- 1 in 1 1-3 innings. Umpire Rolf Yankees, 50: i hatted Tigers, 65; Bonura, White Sox, 64. Tigers, 93; Bell, Browns, 86.

Browns, 22; Gehrig, Yankees and Bonura, White Sox, 21. Senators, and Averill, Indians, and Stone, Senators, 8. Home 'Tigers, and Selkirk, Yankees, 16. Stolen Bred Sox, 14; Walker, Tigers, 10. Tigers, 9-2; Ruffing, Yankees, and Hudlin.

Indians, 7-2. 55; two base hit for Barr in the game. Barr was sent across the plate when Simmers singled. Score: OLD EXPORT Ato. R.

H. O. A. E. French, 3b 6 3 2 2 3 Hendricks, 2b.

6 3 3 2 MelUnerer, ss 6 3 4 1 Barr, Ib 6 2 4 IS Simmers, cf 5 0 2 2 Myers, 4 0 0 5 Gossard, rf 1.1 2 Alexander, If. 2b. 5 1 2 1 Jacobs, 0 0 0 0 Troving-er. 4 3 3 0 Rudisell, If 0 0, 0 The Chicago Cubs contribute five, the Louis Cardinals four, and Harris and Carlson 2 Ernst and with six delegates to the big showJLakin Mattingly and Manly, tusssles, made it more than 120,000 0, Stonebroker, Jr. and Cromer who have turned out for the three Dean-Hubbell clashes this year.

And the Pittsburgh 'play- i Moore McClean and Murray 0, if you believe it isn't that particular Crane and Hassett Wood and pitching rivalry which brings iBeacham 2, Blair and Smead them out like flies to honey, take a seven do. Comns and Tenney 2 Reynolds look at some of the crowds that and Stultz Catherman, Sr. and have not made the turnstiles click were out there on i McCrakin and Norman 3, ers. The not include a regular third base- 4 1 9 man. Last year Pinky Whitney of Beachley and Dudley the Phillies guarded the hot cor- 1 when others Wright mound dutv.

self definitely yet, but the chances are he will assign the slugging Pi- Smith Poling and Brown Cochran and Crafton 1 Richards and Kopp 0, Turner and Funk Price and Douglas 2, Reynolds Croft and ICeight 0, i Reed and Ward Blindworth and I Seymour 0, Fuller and Burhans I Jeffries and Millholland, 1, Pot- In each of the above foursomes the Cumberland players are given Totals 48 16 21 30 15 6 SHARPSBL RG A b. R. H. O. A.

E. rate shortstop, Arky Vaughan, to third base in the starting lineup, with Dick Bartell at short. Dizzy Dean and Carl Hubbell quite naturally, top the hurling staff. Hubbell was the hero in 1934, al-j ter and er Solven and Mill- though the Nationals lost the game i Lane and Bushong, after he left the box. Dean was credited with the league's first victory, last year at Boston.

Van Mungo, who was worked in one previous game, and three newcomers round out the pitching staff. Pittsburgh's Darrell (Cy) Blanton is the most likely "freshman" to see action. Here are Terry's selections, with years of previous all-star compe- Boston, June 27 Yaw- titive appearances given in brack- key gold-plated Red Sox swept ets: both ends of a doubleheader from Dean (34-35-36); the Browns today, completing the Carl Hubbell, Giants, (34-35-36); mogt successful home sta nd of the team in years with 11 victories out of 13 games against Western invaders. Behind the six-hit pitching of Jack Wilson, who chalked up his Selkirk clouted his 16th homer. The defeat dropped the Tigers into the American League third place, since the White Sox won their sixth straight by topping the Senators 5-3, to return to second.

The Athletics climbed out of the CALIFORNIA TO SEND TEAM EAST Los Angeles, JuriS 27, of Southern California's track and field men, ITOJI victories on the coast, urill seeks additional glory in the A. A. at Milwaukee next The aggregation which won cellar by splitting with Cleveland's championship a week ago; Red Sox Capture a Pair of Games Van Lingle Mungo, Dodgers, Cy Blanton, Pirates; Bucky ters, Phillies; and -Lee Grissom. Reds. Hartnett, Cubs, (33-34-35-36); Gus Mancuso.

of the Giants, (35); Reds. Johnny and Ernie Lombardi, sixth victory of the season and third in a row, the Sox shut out the Mize, Cardi- Browns to 0 in the opener and nals: Jimmy Collins-, Cubs (35-36); and L.umm. Time 1.50. Scorer Smith. Blue Sox Win Over Jackets Bender, If 4 French, rf.

6 Kaetzel. cf 5 Eichelberger, Ib. 6 Grove, 5 Taylor. 3b. 6 Roulette.

2b. 4 Lapole, ss 6 G. Brashears, p. 0 Gross, p. 5 0 4 2 1 3 0 2 11 4 5 2 2 2 1 1 2 0 0 2 4 Totals 47 14 IS 30 11 1 Old Export 240 440 000 Sharpsburg- 501 220 004 Two base (3).

Taylor (2 Kaetzel, Eichelbergrer. Three base Washington County; hits Lapole. Gross. Home NATIONAL LEAGUE Cards, P. Waner, Pirates, .368.

Cardinals, Galan, Cubs, 53. Runs batted Cardinals, 70; DeMaree, Cubs, 46. i ts Medwick, Cardinals, 93; P. Waner, Pirates, 86. Doubles Medwick, Cardinals, 26; Brack, Dodgers, and J.

Martin, Cardinals, 20. Triples Vaughan, Pirates, 10; Handley, Pirates, 9. Home Cardinals, 16; Ott, Giants, 15. Stolen Cubs, 11; J- Martin, Cardinals, 9. Cubs, 6-1, Warneke, Cardinals, 9-2.

PLAYING ON WEDNESDAY The Hoffman-Chevies will play a Washington County League twilight game on Wednesday Stadium, the contest being booked Sharpsburg and will get under shortly after 5 o'clock. On Tuesday the Chevies will Ira-eel to Greencastle to meet the team of that place in a contest. Firing fcites in tb.A city limits of Milledgeville, is prohibited by ordnance. The Arrow Blue Sox took the lead in the League yesterday afternoon by defeating the Boonsboro Yellow- jackets by a 4 to 2 score. Both Dei ore and Lushbaugh kept their blows well scattered and one of the best games of the season developed.

Score: BOOXSBORO Brvan. E. Talbert, 2b. ilentzer. Ib.

Devore. p. Jones, rf Griffith, cf. then hammered three St. Louis pitchers for 16 hits to capture the Billy Herman, Cubs, (34-35-36); Billv Jurges.

Cubs; Arky Vaughan, nightcap 11 to 7. Pirates (34-35); Dick St. Louis 000 000 Giants, (33); Burgess Whitehead, Giants (35). Medwick, Cardinals (34-35-36); Frank DeMaree, Cubs, Paul Waner, Pirates, (33-34-35); Pepper Martin, Cardinals, (33-34-35); Mel Ott, Giants, (34-35-36), and Joe Moore, Giants, and Desautels. (35).

6 Boston 000 200 9 Hildebrand, Thomas and Huffman, Hemsley; Wilson, and Berg. St Louis 000 150 792 Boston 422 201 16 3 Knott, Trotter, Koupal and Hemsley; Walberg, Ostermueller And while the various other magnates consider ways and means of giving a shot In the arm to some such drawing card on their own behalf, it might be well to recall at this time that a lot of "experting" faces are plenty red these days over the Hubbell progress. Old Squarepants, after winning 24 straight, bogged down badly recently, dropped four in a row and was belted out six times running. Immediately the wolves were heard, and when Bill Terry continued sending him back time after time, there were any number of yelps that what Hubbell needed was lots of rest, not more work. But Terry and King Carl stuck to guns, and Hubbell, never missing his regular turn, snapped back into form.

Yesterday's win, in which he allowed but six hits, fanned six and did not walk a man. compared to the 10 hits Dean gave up. was his second straight. Achieved with the aid of two homers by Mel Ott, the four-hit pitching taking the opener 10-0 and the Tribe coming through 7-2 in the second game. Beaten twice by Boston's hot Red Sox, 8-0 and 11-7, the St.

Louis Browns nose- dived back into last place. The Bees turned the tables on the hapless Indians, George Caster's Cincinnati Reds with a twin win 8-2 and 10-5, and the Pirates nosed out the Phillies 4-3. and led forces of the Pacific Coast! Conference in a smashing 92 to 44J rout of the Big Ten yesterday, -will be well represented. Six or seven of the 19S7 Trojan team, together with several ex-stars; ot Troy and sprinkling of other outstanding athletes from this part of; tlie state plan to journey East under, the banner of a newly organized team here. PRINCETON IS WINNER Saratoga Springs, N.

June 27 clinched the national collegiate outboard motorboat championship on Saratoga Lake today as Jimmy Mullen won the first heat of the handicap 7 race, final event on the program. The "victory assured Mullen of the individual college crown, since he amassed all of Princeton's points in two days of racing. Hareford, Tounkins. 3b. 1 Bowlus, rf 1 Totals BI.fE SOX Troving-er.

Double plays Grove Taylor). Left on Export 9 Sharpsbursr S. Earned Export 14; Sharpsburg- S. Hits off 7 in 2-3 inn; Gross 14 in 1-3; Jacobs 5 in 1-3; Troving-er 11 in 7 in; Hendricks 2 in 2 2-3. Strike 1.

Gross 4, Trovinser 4. Hendricks 1. Bases on I 2. Hendricks 2, rt IT 'Gross 5. Wild pitch Trovingrer.

H. O- A. i Stolen Alexander. Time -j (Winning Losing pitcher Gross. Umpires Lush- bau-gh ilauck.

Arrow Blue Sox Defeat Mt. Briar I Ford. cf. 4 2 2b. 2 1 ,4 0 ,4 0 4 0 rf -4 0 Hartle.

4 1 Rove-land. If. 4 0 Lushbaugh, 4 0 7 24 6 H. O- A. K.

2470 1 2 Totals 34 4 32 27 15 Batted for Tounkins in Oth. 210 000 Earned 1. Blue Sox 2. Two-base Talhert. Ford.

Rowland. Stolen Hays 3. Harbaugh. Base on The Arrow Blue Sox annexed a Saturday afternoon contest from 2 i the Mt. Briar Hornets by a 3 to 2 ft score, the game being one of the best that has been staged on the down, county diamond this season.

Berger on the hillock for the Blue Sox allowed but two hits while Mel Ferguson was nicked for nine safeties. The winning tally was regis- ino 2 jtered in the eighth stanza. Spong featured with the stick, having a perfect day, getting three for three. Score: Washington County League Standing SATURDAY'S RESULT Blue Sox 3, Mt. Briar 2.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Mt- Briar 6, Hancock 4. Blue Sox 4, Bqonsboro 2. Chevies 9, Antietams 4. Old Export 16, Sharpsburs 14. Blue Sox Chevies Antietams 1" Boonsboro 6 Old Export Mt.

Briar 5 Sharpsburg- 4 Hancock 4 STANDING Won Lost Pet- .600 .417 .417 64 GAMES SUNDAY JULY Chevies at Blue Sox. at Antietams. Mt. Briar at Sharpsburg. Old Export at Hancock.

4TH Off T.ushbau&h 4. Passed Left on bases Boonsboro at Sox 9. Double to Blue Sox wav to Orcutt, Hays to Orcutt. Hays to Harbausrh to Orcutt. Struck Lushbaugh 7.

Devore 5. Hit by Lushbausrh CDevore). TTm- Wolfe. Time 1.53. Scor- 110 000 9 Boonsboro Mt.

Briar 000 010 2 Berger and Spong. M. Ferguson and Mongati. GAMES MONDAY JULY Sharpsburg at Blue Sox. Mt.

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