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Telephone 3-Hl. Page Two (Section TwoT 7 Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Tuesday Morning, ugu 1E1 Damnum LOSES wm i ii ii ii i in ri -3iaT National Race Tightens As GianisAnd Cubs Win Spell For Errors Defeat Cards Trail Colonels Red Hot Steele Two Home min Arizona Team New Yorker! THE BIG SIX ERDEPS TXTICHITA. Aug. 19. Playing their first full same under the lights, the Turn Cubs crumpled before Record State Aquatic Meet Is Foreseen A RIZOXA'S crack swimmers will vie for honors at the 11th annual State AAU swimming and diving championships at Tempe Beach Launch Fight For Garden the attack of the Memphis Red Sox, Three Garni (By Associated Frees) Pnn Athletics: Johnson, Ath Dr Aaaaeiatetf Freaa) champions of the South, here to-night and lost by a 14 to 3 tally, The Cubs will stay in the race until they lose one more game.

VTEW YORK. Aug. 19. (A 1 Til. Vo -VrifXr rMonta XTEW YORK.

Aus. 19. (UP) At letics; Averill, Indians; Trosky. Indians; Hayes. White Sox; Tiet, .111.

v. I 'l vantage of the Cardinals' idlcl today and increased their lea White Sox: Herman, iteas. last. Madison Square Garden' biseest fight the "battle of the two Jim Ridge pitched a fine game for the losers, but a baskctfull of errors paved the way to defeat for The leaders: Greenberg. xigers AB Pet.

VauBhan. Pirates 1S 3T 89 15 .407 Medwick. Cardinals 110 4 1 i 1S3 .368 Voamik. Indiana 119 43 160 .346 Cramer, Athletics 105 466 73 161 .346 Greenberg. Tlsera 111 41 94 159 .343 iMyer.

Senators 110 447 S3' 154 .345 Hartnett, Cuba 91 329 47 109 .341 three full games as they came Thursday and Frldav nights. colonels" for control of the punch- 31: Berger, Braves 26. The greatest array or taienx ever wi-rnrm in the state's history League totals: isaugnu the Arizona champions. Yuma will play again at 11 a. m- Thursday moraine with the winner of the less punch emporium was announc behind to whip the Cincinnati 4 to 3 in 10 innings.

Dick Bartell struck the dec blow after the league leaders American B2. mHii naiAii hnwn and sneed in the ed publicly tonight, throwing into ling events, and Tace and the ring September 24, Pres. John Sifetu cxcppB ae-ilitv in the diving. kuuupo tne count tne Kilpatrick and board chairman. Carl' Moore.

Arizona's veteran CIXCIXNATI I NEW TOR Book Chicago and Buffalo N. game. The Yumans made nine errors. MEMPHIS I TCMA AB HOE AB E.WUan.lf 4 Hariett.lb- Jewels 1BH OA! AB John S. Hammond.

A Cuyler.cf 3 0: J.Moore. If aquatic ace once again will try to regain the supremacy he once v.oii mMdiA distance swim- The outcome will be of paramount Selkirk Paces Yankees Vin 1 0 14 1 1 importance to the future of box inst the brilliant Baylor, lb i I I 1 Bland. 2b 4 14 2 3 Ornelu.Sb i 2 Kenneth McVev of Tucson, the lad Although undercover preparations Slade.aa Herman. If Sullivn.lb 4 Goodmn.rf 4 RiKt.3b 3 Knckson.e Kmpra. Ib 4 Preitas.p 4 Brennan.p 0 Jarkan.Sb 0' Terry, lb 9 Ott.rf 0 4 2 Manrueo.c 5 Bartell.

as 1 fastlmn.p 0 rannins rt aa a-. iBFSi a-r m-. Game Tonight PROBABLY the: last time fans mav see the Fhoenix Jewels be who last year swooped down upon tin. twimmine- kingdom dominated rWiln.2b Hendran.as Rajr.rr Tata.et 4 Oladny.Sb Jl'Donld i for this grudge fight between Colonels Kilpatrick and Hammond have e1 Wrnock.lb-1! rf 0: Burna.rf 0 3 hv Carl and carried away the "DETROIT, Aug. 19.

(AP) Paced middle distance championships as been going on for some time, it was not until tonight that the public fore they leave tomorrow on their Jnhmnn.K 3 9 13, his loot. Moore has lust returnea from the Pacific coast where he has Totala S3 17 27 7 RI1 4 championship tour to Chicago will Total knewethe march was made definite lv. The Hammond camp "broke Totals 57 10 SO 1 wu.ra.io t.een under intensive training. He be tonight. Two out when winnina run scored.

nartieinated in the Southern Cali Slasle.aa Wolfe.lt The Jewels will meet the speedy the by announcing that it would try to wallop Kilpatrick right out of the president's chair, and by George Selkirk, who was instrumental in all of their runs, the New Tork Yankees snapped their losing streak at three games today as they turned back-the Detroit Tigers, 7 to 5. in the third game of the series, before an overflow crowd of 32,000. The defeat cut the Tigers" margin over the fornia AAU swimming and diving championships at Long Beach and Total 29 11 27 Arizona Laundry team at L-niver sity park at 8:15 o'clock. Cr.ra rvninaTat: then conduct boxing in big-time Tex MEMPHIS 201 HI placed second in the mi ana imru in a half-mile against California's The championship team may be ti ui i ofo 2 greatest all bedecked in new suits, brilliant red jockey silk and something that Kalted for Castleman in aixth. CINCINNATI 001 00 flflfl a NKW YORK 100 001 C10 14 Runa 8 lade J.

Herman. J. Moore. Ott Koenic. Errors Bartell.

Slade. Runa batted in Ott. Sullivan. Herman 2. Riw telL Manruso.

Two-basa hita Ott. Slada, Home run Herman. Double playa. Koenis, Bartell and Terry; Kricknon anf Kisa-a. Barea on balla Oalleroan Preitaa 5, K.

Moore 2. Brennan 1. Strika outa Castleman 1. Freitaa 1. K.

Moor 1, Winning pitcher E. Moor. Los in pitchaa Freitaa. FMentv ut uomDetition Yanks to seven games. Buna E.

Wilaon 4, Paylor. Ii. Wilxm J. Henderaon. Bay.

Lyla 2. Gladney. Mr-Donald 2. Harriett, RI1. Two-baae hita Mutraon.

Ray. Iylea. Orneiaa. Tbree- V.Cs will even knock the eye out or tne Another CTeat battle looms In DETROIT NEW TORK AB II OA AB A' the three-meter spring board div haaa hita r. Wllaon.

Stolen baaea K. most hardened Southside Chf-cagoan. The suits are due in Phoenix this ftiorning. Wilaon. Doubla playa Henderaon to Eay-Inr.

Tat to D. Wilaon: D. Wllaon to University nark, the present state 1 2 3 2 2 1 2 12 1 1 a.vtor Baaea on balla Off MrDonald 1 0i White, cf iGoslin.lf ftidca 1. Strika outa McDonald 4. Rlds Some of the best pitching seen in Phoenix also may be expected champion, and Horace Coiner, ana David Murdock of Tempe.

both former state champions. Howard CUBS PHILLIES 1 Comb. If 5 Itolfe.Sb 3 Chapmn.cf 5 Gehri.lb 4 Selkirk.rf 5 Di key.c 5 Lazzeri.sR 4 SltzKvr, 2b Broara.p 5 Brown, 3 t. Umpire Wilberk and Reynolda. toniarht.

for the two Pauls, Watson 3: Haywrth.c 4 5 Owen. 3b 4 Blout of Globe, a former champ, will also furnish plenty of competition. Sorrell.p 0 1 Hoesptt.n 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 5tPPD VACfc-ROUND To 8CCM for the Jewels and Callow ror tne Laundry, will be on the mound. The trip east, it was pointed out, will cost much money despite the The achievements of Dick piIILADKLrillA, Aug. 19.

(AP), The Chicago Cubs came throuci with a 2 to 1 decision over tha Phillies today to go into a virtual tie for second place with the idlt St, Louis Cardinals. Rickard style. Control Slipping In this broadside issued by the Hammond committee of stockholders, Kilpatrick and his henchmen were charged with "wasteful man-; agemeht of the including extravagance, kickbacks, that, threw the stockholders for a total lose of about $100,000 during Kil-patiick's two-year regime. Moreover, boxing, the most important of the Garden's acti'ties is "losing place to rival organizations which may soon gain control of that im-, portant sport." the Hammond committee sent letters to all stockholders in the corporation asking them to vote at the annual meeting September 24, for discontinuance of Kilpatrick' "wasteful management" -or for hi6 replacement as President and manager by Colonel Hammond, who will trp "to place boxing again in the first rank of the Garden's paying activities." Totals Walker 1 40 16 27 10 Sullivan. 0 1 RANKING comparatively low transportation ney since last season nave raieu him as a truly great swimmer.

His winning the Southern Pacific Junior 220 breast stroke title at Los MIDDLEV1EJ6HT -SV CHICAGO AB Angeles this summer in and in subsequent races he has cut this Cialan.lf 3 0 time down to 3:12 and then to marks him as a threat in any race. He also holds many other state Totals 37 11 27 13 tRailed for Hocaett in seventh. Battfd for Sullivan in ninth. NEW TORK 301 010 101 7 DETROIT 000 310 001 5 Runs Chapman 2, Gehritr 2. Selkirk 3.

White. Gehriniter. Greenbere. Goslin, Cochrane. Error Saltzcaver.

Runs batted in Selkirk 4. Dickey 2. Greenberg-. Goslin. Gehrinieer 2.

Brown. Two-bam hits Gehric 2. Selkirk 2. Chapman. Comhs, Gehrinser.

White. Greenberg 2. Goslin. Double plays Saltzsraver. Lazzeri and Gehris: Lazzeri.

Saltzeaver and Gehrig: Hewnn.Sb 4 Klein. rf 4 Hartnett.e 4 T.ndstm.of 3 Cavreta.lb 4 Hack. 3b 2 Jurses.aa 3 I rinLAPFT.rni A AR A 2 0 Gomer. Tb 4 2 3 4 3 4j('hiozxa 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 SiWatkina.lf 0 1 I 7 A lien. cf 4 111 4 11.

Moore. rf i 1 4 1 Vercex.3b 4 2 2 1 6 2 Haslin.aa 3 1 I 0 0 Cxmilli.lb Sill 0 0, Wilson. 3 1 1 0powman.p 2 0 0 1 0 0 Jonnaon.p 0 0 0 4 records. Foxx Homer Defeats Sox CHICAGO. Aug.

19 (AD Jimmy Foxx's 23rd home run of the season with a man on. helped the Philadelphia Athletics today to an 8 to 4 victory over Chicago in the second game of a double-header. The White Sox took the opener. 7 to 2, behind John Whiteheads effective pitching. First Gam PHILADEL.

0 1 0012 9 1 CHICAGO ltO 060 OOx 7 9 0 Dietrich and Berry; Whitehead and Sewell. Second Came New Stars Appear Xcw stars coming up and who will ftirn ish a livelv battle in this meet are Louise Moore, sensational Shoun.p 2 0 tO'Dea 1 1 French, 0 Carleton.p 0 HoBsett. Rosell and Greenberjr. Base on new diving prospect, and Jerry Dovle. a classv performer, both in i'Tood 10 0 4 27 12.

Davis. 0 0 0 cost by bus. Therefore, tne proceeds of tonight's game will go to defray expenses. The Jewels lack some $300 before they can make the trip. It is possible the Jewels may play here tomorrow night before leaving for Douglas where they will play the runners-up in the -state tournament.

However, officials of the team hope to make enough money tonight to make another game unnecessary. "We'll promise two runs for every one the Laundry boys make," one Jewel well known to fans said in an attempt to "show everybody we'll be out there to warrant support. State Golfers Enter Tourney Totala 30 halls Sorrell 1. Hogsett 2. Sullivan 3.

Broaca 2. Brown 1. Strike outs Sorrell 1. Hosrsett 1. Sullivan 1.

Broaca 1. Brown aaMaj3ManK Winning- pitcher Broaca. Loams the low board diving. Charles Gale and Jackie Xewhall look very good in their respective classes as does the veteran Bud Xewhall and Kath-erine Gould, who smashed to three pitcher Sorrell. Harry Grayson Trosky Clout new state records in last years state meet.

Miss Gould has been out of training up to the present time this season due to injuries but has taken to the water again CHICAC.O PHILADELPHIA Contract Denied Colonel Hammond, a tall, white-haired West Point graduate. has been associated with the Garden off and on for the past decade. He introduced and developed ice hockey into a major Garden sport. May 2. 1934, he and associate purchased approximately 78,000 shares In the.

Garden. At that time he became chairman of the board and again took over management of hockey. I Tonight's letter said Hammond understood he was to complete control of the Garden management when he purchased his stock, but this has been denied him. Kilpatrick. former Vale football 1 Totala 34 27 11 tBatted for Shoun in eighth.

Ratted for Johnson in eichth. Batted for Gomel in ninth. Ran for Cblozza la ninth. CHICAGO 000 000 00 PHILADKtPHlA 100 000 000 Runa Jurgeas. O'Pea.

Cornel. Error Haslin. Runa baited in Moore. Herman Two-baae. hita Wilaon, Herman, O'lVa, Hartnett.

Stolen baaea Hack. Veraea, Doubla playa Moore to Wilaon: Herman, Jursea to Cavarretta. Baaea on Shoun 4. French 1. Row roan 2.

Strikta outa Shoun 2. Bowman 2. Carleton Winnlna; pitcher Shoun. Logins pilther Bowman. AB OA AB Al Finney.

rf 0 Radrllff.lf 0 Simrnna.cf 1 3 3 2 and hopes are high for her come Aids Indians 1 1 11 1 Crimr.rf Jobnaon.lt Fnx.lb Hiccna.Sb MrNair.aa back. Tempe, Globe and lucson have very strong teams this year and the University team will De 8 II Applmif.aa 61 WuhKtn.rf Pykea.lh 4 Hayea.2b Nhea.c Tictje.P l.yona 0 Klwhrr.n Wrtlr.2b CLEVELAND, Aug. 19. (AP) Hal Trosky's home run with TAEL MONTE, Aug. 19 1 10 1 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 HirharrlB.e 3 Mahaffy.p 2 Kerry 1 Marcum.p 1 (AP) California's leading and professional golfers, with X.

Aug 19. The Old Man is resting at his country home here in preparation for his 41st season of coaching. Springville doesn't appear on any football schedule, but most of the frame's new formations were conceived in this pleasant little village situated 30 miles from Buffalo, in the northwestern part of York hard pressed to retain its supremacy. The greatest state meet in history is in sight this year. Some of the outstanding stars from Globe who are expected to the bases loaded in the eighth inning helped the Cleveland Indians defeat the Washington Senators, to Hewtll TnUla It day.

1 1 to 5. 27 Tot a la compete are Tommy, Xellie, Harold S9 10 27 11 WASHINGTON I CLEVELAND- i AI AB O- A AB 1Btted for Mahaffry in -venth Hatte.1 for Tiefje- in aixth. Batted for Kmhtr In ninth. state, for prinRville is the' home of Glenn Scobey Warner. Rreatcst playmaker in the historv of the grandest of Kuhel.lb I Galatzr.rf 5 2 6 111 1 A OlAverill.rf 4 13 player and sportsman, became president in June, 1933 He retained his presidency and managerial capacity, even after Hammond bought In, because of hi backing by a large group of stockholders.

If Hammond becomes president and manager and the percentage is heavily in his favor he is certain to make a clean sweep of the Garden's boxing department, headed Laney, Bauer 2iVosmik.lf 4 3 3 0 Manush.lf Myer.2b Schulte.rf follfciale snorts. 0 Trosky. lb 6 3 7 0 4 3 2 0 Travis. 3h "I have had the pleasure of coaching three of the finest players Powell. cf Bluege.as OjKnkbkr.ss 3 2 0 4 2 2 2 I'WnegTnr 1 0 0 4iHuhes.2b 1 0 1 1 and Sybyl Anderson, swimming lam-ilv of S.

S. Anderson. Ou'. nding swimmers from Tucson are Roger Kline. Kenneth McVey.

Gene Rich-ey. Miss Steger and Kenneth Mc-Kenna. From Tempe Elizabeth Hampton. Lilly Mae White. Modcna McAnarney, Bobby McCann.

Glendale swimmers to compete will include William Wade, sensational freestyle swimmer. Wayne Pitts, diver and Tommy Anderson swimmer. of all time," said Pop Warner, as Clash Today Holbrook.c 4 Hadley.p 3 TKress 1 PHI I. A rF.LriII A "4 fM CHICAGO 0-0 0024 Puna Finney 2. Cramer 2.

Foxx. Waratler. nii'harda 2. Simmon. Iiet.

Oykea. Havea. Knora F'nney. Warstler. Mahaffey.

Tiet. Runa batted In Kinney. Cramer 3. Johnaon 2. Foxx 2.

Flat 2. Hayea 2. Two-haaa hita Cramer. HIb-ama. Slmmona.

Home runa Foxx. Piet. Hayn. Imubla pUy Applin to Hayea to Iykea. Baee on balla Off Mahaffey 3.

Tietje 4. Flwher 1. Strika oata Mahaffey 1, Flarher 2. Wlnninc pitcher Mahaffey. l-oam pitcher Tietja.

Boston Store Upset By WOW Providing one of the greatest una sets jn the girls" major league soft ball play, the rhocnix AVOW last night substantially subdued the Boston Store team, the first defeat for that squad in league play. Th score was 4-3. Hurling bang-up ball, lowed the Bostonians only thret hits. Ruby Karls smacked a homer and Lou Irvin brought in the winning run. 'Mesa WOW won from Marston'i last night by forfeit.

PHOENIX WOW 4 9 1 BOSTON STORE I I I Krouse and Treble; Miller and Acuff. O'BrenseUc 4 1-41 now by Promoter Jimmy Johnston. we chatted in the dry roods store. "They were Krnie N'evers. of Stanford; Jim Thorpe, of Carlisle; and Stewart.

2 0 0 1 Hammond has been trying to fire JACK Laney and Art are Totals 33 13 24 15; "Wright 110 0 Lee.p 110 0 Johnston for some time, but couldn't because of Kilpatrick. Totals 37 11 16 27 fRatted for Hadley in ninth. Batted for Breer in aixth. in what promises to be a torrid baseline duel for the right to meet George Judson. in the finals of the Public Courts August tennis Week's Games few exceptions, will teo off tomorrow at the Tebble Beach links in the first rortnd of "the 72 hole medal plaj-, three-day open championship.

The entry list of 118 numbers many stars from the Pacific Northwest in addition to contenders from virtually every section of California. The state's No. 1 amateur shotmaker, Lawson Little, will not be on hand but the state's title holder among the simon-pures, Stuart Hawley of Oakland, will head an imposing delegation of players who will match strokes with the pros. i Favorites among the professionals include Kan Francisco's Willie Cog-gin, holder of the Northern California open title; Willie Hunter of Culver City, Arthur Bell, San Mateo, Ben Coltrin, San Francisco. Fred Morrison of Pasadena, Cam Puget of Pebble Beach and Al and Kmcry Zimmerman, brothers from Portland who between them already have won many tournaments in the Northwest this year.

First round pairing include: Gray Madison. Pretscott, Charles Sheppard, Pleasanton, Ja-k Gaines, Glendale. Ixs Madison. Hollywood; Cam Puget, Ttebblc Beach; Tom Dwyer. Sacramento.

Robert Edgren. Monterey; now Dave Smukler, or Tcmpie. Thorpe Versatile "Thorpe was the more versatile, Nevers the more dependable and consistent, but 1 really believe that Smukler will prove to be the greatest player that I have ever coached. Dave weighs 220 pounds and does not have a weakness. He can hit the line, run the ends, punt and pass, and is the best man I have ever seen backing ur the line on defense.

He loves the game, is Are Scheduled Schedule of games in three soft- Batted for Stewart in sixth. WASHINGTON' 020 201 000 5 CLEVELAND 300 011 06x 11 Runs Schulte, Travis. Powell, Hol-brook 2. Galatzer 2. A-erill 2.

Vosmik Trosky 2. Hale. Knickerbocker. Lee. Error Knickerbocker.

Runa batted in Kuhel 2. Powell. Holbrook, Hadiey. Galatzer. Averill 2.

Troxky 4. Hale. Knickerbocker 2. Lee. Two-base hits Vosmik 2.

Hale. Game In Tie Title Ends tournament at University park. Judson repulsed Louis Messin-ger's determined bid for victory in their semi-final match' yesterday, winning 6-2, 6-3. Messinger's lightning delivery and his characteristic swift court covering kept the match at a sizzling pace, but young Jud-son's complete mastery of stroking technic decided the issue. ball leagues for the week follow: Night League: Monday.

Korrick's vs Shumway, Knickerbocker. Manush. Schulte, Three- I nM 7:45 p. Thursday. Owl Drug.ys Coffee Pot, same time; Friday; i-x-foo ,4 tv, tat eham.

renaoie una coiisiainu, "TVARKNESS ended th aUte hn- hurt He hR9 tw0 more ycars VINES RATES TOPS CLEVELAND. Aug. 19. Lester Stoefen says that Ellsworth Vines would beat Fred Perry in seven cut of 10 matches. Stoefen and Vin4) are professionals.

Perry remains an amateur. pionsnip game yrsinuajr in plav pinir at Adams school between thwt Rob pe-ck. center of NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet.

i W. L- Pet. New Tork 71 41 -34 Brooklyn 52 59 -4S8 St. Louis 67 43 .609 Philadel. 60 64 .4.19 Chicago 71 47 .602 Cincinnati 49 67 .422 Pittsburgh 3 54 Boston 32 81 .283 Ianey reached the semi-final round yesterday with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over Homer Richards.

Hubert Koloslck defeated Paul Rothrock, 6-2, 6-K in a consolation tilt. He faces Grant Heidecker at 5 p. m. tomorrow, while Hill Upton engages Norman Rushton in another consolation battle. tempi Scottsdaln and Hve roinw ice my fam0us l'ittsburgh club of trams with the score tied up at j'i, wn the most fo: -tidable all.

linesman I ever coached. Peck was The third game between thee not only a splendid player, but was two teams has been set for one of the finest inspirational lead-o'clock tonight at Southeast Unl- ers 1 have seen. Hob, as yon prob-versitv park It will nean elimina- bly know, died suddenly on the goir tion for one of the teame in the course of Culver Military Acad- baae hita Galatzer 2. Home runs Averill. Trosky.

Double plays Kuhel. Bluece and Myers: Bluse and Bluece, Slyer and Kuhel. bases on balls Hadley 4. Lee 1. Strike outs By Hadley 3.

Stewart 1. Lee 1. Winning pitcher Lee. Barrows Beats Soupac 6 To Errors almost cost the Barrows team its game yesterday evening with the Southern Pacific club, but the furniture boys finally nosed out the railroaders. 6 to 5.

In another close game, the O. B. Marston team finally eked out a 3 to victory over the Camels at Capitol school. Seville and Merke -V- Yeaterday's Keonlta Chiraso Philadelphia 1. New York 4: Cincinnati 3.

tOnly aames played). Teday'a Games Pittshursh at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York. Chicaeo at Philadelphia. St.

Louis at Boston. i Billy Low, E. If. I Shumway vs Marston, 8:43 m. Class -Today.

Hotel Adams vs Water Users at Osborn: A. B. Club vs Five Points Ice, Kenilworth; Texaco vs O'Malley. Southwest Glass-ford: Capital Fuel vs Atlas Tires. Kmerson: all games start at 6:15 p.

m. Thursday, Hotel Adams vs Capital Fuel at Kenilworth; A. B. Club vs Texas Company. Southeast University; Central Dairy vs Arizona Launi( y.

Southwest Glassford: Water Users vs Atlas Tire, Osborn; O'Malley vs Southern Pacific, Northwest University; 6:15 p. m. Class Wednesday, Donofrio's vs O. C. Coffee Shop.

Osborn: K. C. Club vs Dorris llewraan at Kmerson; W. W. Springs vs Independents at Woman Steals Vandalia Shoot VAN DA LI A.

Aug. AMERICAN I.EAC.CE W. L. Pct.l W. L.

Pet. Te Five PoinU. sau.d ha. game was direct of athletic, at Culver "VnnS A -ottban. McGough's P-tt I.

Strong ffirlsi took a trimming yesterday at "Pittsburgh again should have the Viands of the Tempe girls. to strongewt squad in the Kast this i The game wh played at Tern- year, and Colgate, despite the loss a. no of Mirtv MrDonough. a remark- The Boston Store will meet theat.le back who has Just suffered Detroit 70 40 .636 1 Cleveland 67 5 .514 F0 New York 62 46 .574 I Philadel. 4S 57 .457 TV V-V.

Boston 6 53 .623) WashinB. 47 65 .420 Mrs. Lela Kast Lynne. Burnham, San Francisco. o- Eight Qualify of Field Meet Eight juniors placed In the finals' for the Junior oftball field- day1 meet yesterday at University with preliminaries for other teams! to be held at 10 a.

m. today. stepped into a man's game today and stole the jhow from her fwrre the battery for Marston's and team a iriiipe rv i i 1 1 it r. masculine opponents for the second 3 straight year as the 56th Grand 1 1 a i Chicago 55 62 .514 St. Louts 33 S3 .361 Yesterday's Reaiilta Philadelphia 3-: Chicaeo 7-4.

New Tork 7: Detroit S. Cleveland 11; Waahinicton 5. (Only eame played'. Toiiuy'a fiames Philadelphia at Chicaeo. Poaton at iit.

Tuia. New Tork at Detroit. Waahincton at Cleveland. wiin inat Irani. i uuun, niuunim, i i-um.

three gamee American trapshooting program opened. vtnaton Store Calan and Jones were doing the work for the Camels. Paul Bennett's squad took an easy one from the Knights of Columbus, 10 to at Glassford park. However, errors made the big score possible. took one Sunday 21 Pennsylvania will be powerful.

I llook for an Improvement at Har- Southwest University; Paul Ben PMIPACn to 1. vivk rot NTS 9.ii Mrs. Hall, about 24 years old, and weighing just a bit over 100. broke vard. Dartmouth, and Holy Cross.

v. nett vs Phi Chi, Kenilworth; p. m. cottsdai: 4 lJ a class of the Big Ten. Alabama and Bennetts made only six hits to account for the 10 runs.

PACIFIC COAST LEAGFE Thoee who took places for the Phoenix Cardinals are Ernest Pina, Edward Corral. Fernando Sequoia, Luis Rocha. Henry Tarzan and Albert Torres. Central Junior who qualified are Armando Corrella and Refugio Truiillo. State should be the leaa-Wateon.

ance and Baeham. riir teams in the South. Team W. L. Pet.

Team W. L. Pet. 198 out of a possible 200 targets to tie for the Class crown, the highest score a woman marksman ever marie in big league com pet i tion. and then won the shoot-off UIIIUA.UU $3450 KANSAS CITr 21 12 Miaaion with Dr.

L. K. Botts. Wauseon. and Dillie Craig, Berry.

to take the crown. 37 27 32 21 .503 35 16 .874 'L-AneJe 31 30 .501 36 27 25 38 .397 33 28 .533 Hollywood 32 43 .344 5 9 Shaeffer BARROWS SOUTHERN' PACIFIC Mendoza and Barrows; and Arnold. Frineo Portland Seattle "Stanford's veteran aggregation once more should be tops on the Pactfio coast unless the players suf- TEMTE 11 McGOrGIfS 5 TeraHa and Marehall; Frailer and DENVER $1810 I YeaterdaT a Result (No camea acheduled). Big nJmahm, jm arrell. INTERNATIONAL l.EACPE BENNETT'S 10 2 KNIGHTS 5 4 4 Cross and Fahlen; Sullivan, Hal- W.

L. Pct.l rer senior superiority complex. Two Teams Added This will be my third season at Temple. The prospects look to be at least as good as last season when we went through our regular season undefeated. Korrick9s Beats Shumway 8-1 Under the steady burling of W.

L. Pet. 70 63 .526 66 67 .496 53 76 .411 44 S6 .338 loran and Murphy. Montreal Buffalo Syracuse Baltimore 76 65 Toronto 74 58 74 60 .562 Rocheater 71 63 Albany Yesterday's Keotllta Go East on our fame trains in aar-eond mooed coscbesor reclining chaif cars. Pares in touri sleepint; cars slightly higher.

Low ares to sU pomlu Jones, the Korrick's softball aggre First Entry Is Filed In Annual Marathon piIOEN'IX boys greeted with enthusiasm jesterday the announcement of the ninth annual Arizona Republic Modified Labor Day marathon, scheduled this year Monday morning, September 2. and the first entry blank was delivered at the newspaper office by early afternoon. It came from Virgil Diaz, 1238 Kast Madison street. He is IS years old. and already has started training; to compete in one of the twinevents.f Cobb, Jewelers Score At Miami gation last night trounced the In Ring Tats Tla.

KlTlfV I 1 A ml. A A XI A EallO ur reserve material is suffici- entlv good to replace them without jvve.tkeninc the team any more than will he tnal t. r. Kv fh inereiKet Shumway team 8 to 1 at Universitiy Baltimore 2-3: Albany 12-0. Rocheatcr Buffalo 6.

Today's t.amea Toronto at Montreal. Buffalo at Ro -heater. Baltimore at Albany. Newark at Syracuse. park.

Jones allowed only two hits. MIAMI. Aug. 19. Cobb Brothers defeated the Outlaws by a score of to 1 and the Cubitto Jewelers downed the American Legionnaires SOUTHERN PAP.IP1C TICKET Korrick's, tinder new management of Russell Bailey, has recently added new members, to its lineup, ready to take on the best teams In the citv.

KORRICK'S 92 SHUMWAY 123 Jones and Fields; Johnson and Kimball. by a score of is to 9 in a twin bill TEXAS I.EAGtE W. L. Beaumont 79 59 Houston Okla.Crty 79 61 .564 S.Antonio Galveston 71 Ci .,22 Ft. Worth Tulaa 41 CS .504 Dallas Veaterday'a Resnlts W.

L. Pet. 67 70 .43 6S 73 .471 58 73 .421 C2 74 .451 fthat open to white boys. The oth- such as appears on this page, with presented by the Miami Softball OFFICE AND TRAVEL BUREAU ADAMS HOTEL BLDG. PHONE 3-2121 er rie is limited to.

Indians. whoi-he I-ibor Day Modified Marathon in the past have proved themselves Editor at the Republic office. league yesterday. The sroree: Beaumont 6-4; San Antonio 0-S Oklahoma City Tulsa, S. mu" easier man tne palefaces I Gold, silver end bronze medals COBB BROTHERS 8 7 5 mat mey nabhed all the honors.

will be awarded by the Republic to Houston Fort Worth I. Dallas 4 Galveston OUTLAWS 13 2 Lacey and Bricker; Kanard and Knauer, two races win pe held overjthe first, second and third place O- me uwimi two rune course, starting (winners, respectively, in both races TKTnOIT, A e.g. 19. (AD Joe ability of those plavers who are left. Louts, called by some experts; "It will be difficult for Temple the beet heavyweight mce Jack to make a good a record as in 193.

Dempsey came out of the Wet. is even though the team may be as deadly serioue about his ability to good or even a little better, because, whip unyene he eteps into the yon know, even an outstanding against. has to he pretty fortunate to The neero's "dead'aro through a stiff schedule without 'pan" in the rinc Isn't a po.te he's having an off day one In a while, concentratlns! Hc'a a eerioue mind.or meeting with a reverse through ed youth out of the ring. break, when queried about hie sue- "Newcomers on the Temple sched-. -re.

Perhaps that's why hie include Michigan State and ager. John Itoxboroush. find it aoi Vanderbilt. two pretty good teams, easy to manage him. Practically alt of the teams tl 't we Joe like to dance, but If tackling again are tough.

In interferes with hie sleep, especially! addition to Michigan State and when he in training for a Vanderbilt we expect stiff e-ompe-then dancing is Me usually; tit ion from Marquette. Bueknell, get to bed at 10 o'clock, and Just Virginia. Carnegie and before a fight he retires at or VIHanovm. We also hare appoint-, o'clock. ments with Texaa A.

and Centre Joe does Just what he's told. Rox-fCpHr, end St. Joseph's College, borough, a colored attorney who in i mm tne liepumic office oniA theater ticket will be presented iu v.TOiri avenue ana imisnine to everv runner who completes the lust inside Riverside park BRASIVES FINE AS race by officials or Uickards and Nace rublix theaters, who each year co-operate with the Republic in staging the amateur pavement-poundtog derbies. The marathon eents sre limited to boys IT years old or under. The only necessary qualification to enter is- the filing of an entry blank.

LEGION 9 4 JEWELERS 18 8 2 Lawrence and Hutchinson; Mar-rietti and Reyes. The league standings as compiled thic morning by D. W. Swihart. secretary of the Young Men's Chris-; tian Association, sponsor of the league, shows that the Cubitto Jewelers and the Cobb Grocers are tied for the lead, each having won '7 and lost 2 games.

The Legionnaires and Postal Clerks are tied for third place with 4 wins and 5 losses, the Ryan Field Day Trial Round Is Slated Last eliminations for the soft-ball field meet, will be held at University park Friday evening. Anyone who played in the Phoenix Softball League is eligible to enter and may qualify from 5 o'clock until dark. Members of the night league and employes division have been urged especially to try out, for the round Friday will be the last until the CAKE FLOUR are used in th final honing process to flivo tfio Gillotto-'Dluo Blado" imIc an inteemt In Joe when he saw! ok an inteeret in joe wnen ne aawi him fight in Ms amateur days and; ts-lm. II usht him his first ring outfit, nasi MfllOr tDOTTuOll bo ENTRY BLANK Ninth Annual Arizona Republic Labor Day Marathon riease enter my name a participant in the Ninth Annual Modified Marathon Race to be held Monday, September 2. 1535.

Name tm" Address Druggists hold fifth place with 3 wins and 41 loeses while the Outlaws! -its romorlcafalo, smooth finish. Horo's a blado that is ospocially procossod to shavo tondor skin without harshness or irritation. Soo for yourself. Got a package today. tsswtsMe "serehsnH give ye what yew mh fee.

Is tteeat where ssfcsHttrtln Is peoctlxal tstUt oaisrts "Shte tloset control the cellar position with 2 imins and 7 losses. i finals. Actual field day events will be held next week. The date will be announced by city recreation department officials as soon as they can -determine when Iiriv BLUES DOUBLE GATE KANSAS CITY. Mo Aur.

19. Joe live in hie apartment. i a I' "Joe doesn't take chance, no mat- I fj 0 fl ter whom he's f.ghtins.- the man-! "-CSftCO I CU acer iaid. "We use Jhe tougheet and; Tn ir game of the final series hiSgetd sparing partners we rsn, he Junior Softball league will sign and Joe's trainer. Jack Black.

Puffin at o'clock this momtng; burn, telle the boy to get in there! between the Half-Shots, and fight as hard during his train-jchampions, and the Thoenix Cardi-i tng he does in a regular hout.j rials. South.side champions. Joe does just that and we never; The two teams wilt play a two; let him get out of ehape. He's anout of three series for the ummerj eaey boy to manage." 'title, i Sauiri indjeu oy ineiparK win ne available. City Blues of the American! The first six qualifiers in each is expected to reach ooanmni -Age.

1 130.000 this season, nearly double event will compete in the finals, with prizes of softball equipment avwattinc the winners. IfK ettaf At 1 mm-m.