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Closing Prices Complete Sales Tables in Pari 1, Paes 7, 8, 9. The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the AssociatedPress News Service PAGES 1 4B ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1930. CUDS MOTE ILTl A OnEi Browns 5, Washington Goslin Makes' Fine Catch REDBRDS Browns' New Outfielder TO HOLD Reveille Boy Wins American Derby From Gallant Knight MARGIN ON LEADERS Special to the Post-Dispatch CHICAGO, June 14.

Reveille Boy -won the $50,000 American Derby at Washington Park today with Gallant Knight second and Xenofel, third. By J. Roy Stockton. Of the Post-Dispatch SHrt Staff. BROOKLYN, June 14.

The Cardinals were defeated by the league-leading Brooklyn Robins this afternoon in the first game of a series of four. Reveille Boy paid for $2 Browns Box Score WASHINGTON. rUT A Cardinals Box Score CARDINALS. AB. R.

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Wester 4 1 2 1 Rice rf ...4 1 1 1 Manush .5 12 Cronin ss 3 6 2 51 Myer 4 1 4 3 Bluege 3b 2 12 11 1 Hayes lb 2 1 OHIO Spencer 3 1 1 MARBERRY 2 BRAXTON F. .1 Tate 1 Judge 1 Harris. 1 1 32 4 6 24 11 2 BROWNS AB. R. H- O.

A. E. Blue lb A 1 lO 2 O'Rourke 4 1 4 3 Goslin If 4 1 2 Kress ss. 3 1 1 2 4 Gullic rf 4 1 1 1 Melllk 2b 2 .1 3 3 McNeely 3 1 Ferrell 3 2 3 4 GRAY 3 1 O. 2 1 Total 30 5 9 27 12 4 123456789 WASHINGTON 1001 00200 4 BROWNS (Q2001 020 5 i PJtlGE 2 CENTS FIVE- an infield bunt toward third for his fourth straight hit.

Farrell threw out Moore. Gilbert was safe on Adams' fumble. Lopez reaching third. Frederick hit to Farrell and Lopez beat the throw to the plate, scoring the tying run. Herman grounded to Bottomley, the run-ners advancing.

Bresslcs flied to fPecl. OXT RUN. EIGHTH CARDINALS Or- sattl singled to left for his third hit. Phelps threw out Wilson. 1 Farrell singled to deep short.

Or- i satti movlnrr to third. Watklns batted for Haid and fouled to Gilbert. Adams -walked, filling the bases. High grounded to Bissonette. BROOKLYN Rhem went in to pitch for the Cardinals.

Bissonette walked. Finn sacrificed, Rhem to Bottomley. Thurston batted for Phelps and was hit by a piched ball. Lopez forced Thurston, Adams to Farrell. Moore forced Lopez, Adams to Farrell.

NINTHS-CARDINALS Clark went in to pitch for Brooklyn. Douthit fouled to Lopez. Bottom- ley filed to Bressler. Frederick made a good running catch of Peels' lonir drive to left center. BROOKLYN Gilbert popped to Bottomley.

Frederick flied to Douthit. Rhem tossed out Herman. TENTH CARDINALS Orsat ti fanned but had to bo thrown out by Lopez. Wilson walked. Clark threw out Farrell.

Finn threw out Rhem. BROOKLYN Bressler flied to" Orsatti. Bissonette walked. Finn doubled to right, Bissonette stop ping at third. Clark hit to Rhent and Blssonette was out at the plate, Rhem to Wilson.

Finn took third on the play. Lopez flied to Douthit. ELEVENTH CARDINALS Adams singled to right. High sac rificed, Bissonette unassisted. Moore threw out Douthit, Adams reaching third.

Bottomley lined to Moore. BROOKLYN High threw out Moore. Gilbert walked. Frederick forced Gilbert, Farrell to Adams. Herman popped to Adams.

TWELFTH CARDINALS Moore threw out Peel. Orsatti flied to Bressler. Wilson sent a long fly to Bressler, who had to back up against the seats. BROOKLYN Bressler fouled to AVilson. Blssonette lilt a home run over the right field fence.

ONE RUN. The IDF Table A31ERICAN LEAGUE. W. L. Pet.

Win Lose 32 19 ,627 .835 Philadelphia. 33 SO .623 .630 .611 31 19 .620 .627 .60 New. 2 21 .571 .560 20 28 .117 .429 .40 Detroit 22 SI .415 .426 .407 21 SO .413 .423 AOt 16 35 .314 .327 .308 NATIONAL LEAGUE. W. L.

l'tt. Win Lorn Brooklyn 33 IS .617 .651 .635 Chicago 30 23 .566 .571 .556 New York 27 23 .549 CARDINALS. 25 26 .490 .500 .41 23 25 .479 .490 .469 Boston 21 25 .457 .46 .417 Philadelphia. 19 27 .413 .426 .404 20 30 .400 .412 Tomorrow Schedule. AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington at hU I-ouis. Iluladefphla at Detroit. Boston at Chicago. New York at Cleveland. NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cardinals at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Hof-ton. Chicago at New York. Only games scheduled. ff 1 1ZTH UNABLE LEON "GOOSE" GOSLIN.

MOROCCO WINS FEATURE RACE AT FAIRMOUNT, BEATING CALOME FAIRMOUNT RESULTS Weatlter clear; track fast. FIRST KACK Six lurlonrs: War NTirioh J. Renick 4.52 2.00 Forecaster (A. Belyskil 4.44 2.72 Kobina tseth W. tay 2.50 Time 1:14 3-5.

Betty Dean. ood Fire. First Pick and Chinchilla also raa. (SECOND RAtl Stx furlongs: Kin Halma (G. Cim- erak) 5.88 3.10 2.84 Oleman Sunshine tF.

Mcilillani 2.72 2.38 Henry Sommers (W. 3.84 Time, 1:13 3-5. Ruth Lons. Curtain Call, Gipsy Blood, Verdant Son and Hilary also ran. THIRD RACK Five lurlonzs: Red Chili J.

Cavenst 10.6U 4.46 3.28 Battle Sweep (J. Good- rich 6.04 4.30 Ann ft- taJla- han) 3.30 Tim. 1 2-5. Sun Wiataraan. Prineega Peroxide.

Knights Call. Ben Biair also ran. rni kTn Btrr Si lurlonrs: KinestKirt Ij. ti.fc2 4.22 3.5S The Padre (J. Judy) 14.22 Eloise C.

Pes 3.6.4 Time 1:15 3-5. Charminsr Lady. Tin Hat. Jim Ormont. Highway.

Stampdale and SIppv Bov also ran. si -v Afii arA TO vards: Morocco 'D' Smith! .56 3.3 2.S Calome W. Day) J-20 2.b. hanl 3,62 Time. 1 :43 4-5.

Crusero, Sunstroke Li. 1 1 Vsnniiith Arc-turns alfao ran. RACK Billy Doran won; Mary Dale, second; Finland, third. SCRATCHES. First race Shasta Belle.

Emphatic. Im-perator, Nellie Ballot. Second race Clear Jloon. faigh Spot. Bobby Basil.

Third, race i.nr. Sprpmhu. Fourth race Ianrer, Brown Thistle. Jude-e Dixon. Seventh race Clvde C.

Eiehtn race Arabian. Jdre, Snyder. By Dent McSkimmlng. Of the Post-Dlspatc-h Sport Staff. FAIRMOUNT TRACK, June 14 George Ogle's Morocco, a 5-year old bay horse, decisively defeated Calome.

Royal Yeoman, Crucero and four others to win the fifth and feature event of today's race program before a crowd of about 6000. It was Morocco's third vic tory of the meeting, and in each has lost two races in his five starts I here. I Calome, the favorite, was nrst to obtain an advantage after the rise of the barrier. Dent Smith held Morocco in slight restraint in second position all the way down the back stretch and around the far turn a length back of the pace- maker. Crucero was running third, ap- 1 parently ready to move up, but after going three-quarters he tired and Royal Yeoman moved up to replace him.

In the stretch Smith Sent Morocco after Salome and suc ceeded in passing1 him at the eighth pole. The refund was $5.96 for $2. War Nyropli Wins First. The first race this afternoon, won by War Nymph, was productive of more excitement than the spectators have been treated to in weeks. Forecaster, the horse which finished second to War Nymph, ran away after passing the "finish line and when the boy on the lead pony, Lester Newton, attempted to grab the bridle as horse and rider passed the six-furlong chute, he was jerked from the saddle and thrown heavily against the outer rail.

Jockey Belyski, astride Fore caster, continued to make ineffec tual efforts to pull the horse up. He circled the track once and con tinued on for another three-quar ters before the stable pony brought him under control. Newton was picked up, apparently Injured, and carried to the track hospital in the ambulance. War Nymph won the race by overtaking Betty Dean on Robina Seth finished third behind Forecaster, and Betty Dean hung on for fourth place. The winner, ridden by J.

Renick, paid $9.46 for $2. King Halma Wins Second. Oleman Sunshine and King Hal ma ran off and left the others of the field of eight starters in the second race as though they didn't belong in the same company Ole man Sunshine established what looked like a winning lead after go ing half a mile, but Cimerak got King Halma moving fast in the stretch and he came off victorious by four lengths. Henry Sommers was third. nose in front of Ruth Gold, -which closed a big gap.

The winner paid lor 12. SENATORS SCORE THREE TALLIES ON MISPLAYS By James M. Gould. Sixrt Staff. i 1 1 portmaVS PARK, June 14.

Xhe Browns defeated the Wash- the first game of the series. The score as 5 to 4. The attendance was estimated at The game- FIRST 1NMNG WASHINGTON Gos'in made a good start with ihe Bro ns when he ran into left centor for a sensational catch of Manush alo got a good siari, sending a single to right, hich put rice on third. Cronin hit to Me-Lilo, who tried for a force out of Mar.iish at second, the throw was but Kress' fast relay got at first, Rice scoring on the play. Meyer was called out on strikes.

ONE RUN. BROWNS Blue was called out on strikes. O'Rourke lined to JIanush, Goslin popped to Cronin. SECOND WASHINGTON Eiuese walked. O'Rourke made a fine running catch of Hayes" foul fly.

Spencer hit into a double play, O'Rourke to Melillo to Blue. BROWNS Kress singled over Mytr's head. Gullic singled to center, Ktlss stopping at second. Melillo sacrificed, Hayes to Myer. Mar.iish came in for a catch of Mc-Ncely's short fly.

Ferrell singled $Gray filed to West. TWO RUNS. THIRD WASHING TON O'Rourke made a remarkable one-handed stop and threw out Mar-berry. "West walked. Rice lined to Kress, whose throw to Blue doubled West off first.

BROWNS Blue lined to West. O'Rourke fouled to Hayes. Goslin kd to center, but was out try- ijjng lor second, 9 Ol UTH Manush to Myer. WASHINGTON Mar.ush popped to O'Rourke. Cronin fouled to O'Rourke.

Myer was safe -when Blue dropped Kress' throw and went to second when Blue, thinking Myer had been called out, tossed the ball to the pitcher's box. Bluege singled to le't, scoring Myer; Goslin made a beautiful throw to the plate, but Ferrell muffed the ball and Bluege all the way to third. Hayes Talked. Spencer popped to Kress. OM: IU N.

BROWNS Kress grounded to Cror.in. So did Gullic. Myer threw cut MriiHo. EUTII WASHINGTON Kress threw out Marberry. West struck Out.

Meliliio threw out Rice. BROWNS McNeely bounced to Cronin. Ferrell doubled to left center for his second hit. Gray to left, scoring FerrelL Blue off the screen in right, JVJray stopping at second. O'Rourke into a double play, Cronin to 3ljer to Hayes.

ONE RUN. SIXTH WASHINGTON Ma-s-sh fiied to goslin. Cronin flied to Ferrell. Kress threw out Myer. BROWNS Goslin bounced to "ayes.

Kress was safe on a fumble by Crnnin fnnloH lU'--ire. Kre xvna nut stoalin-r fnncor to Cronin. SF'VI'VTIJ li' T- liuege walked. Hayes sacrificed. but first "hen Gray threw far over bluege scored and Hayes.

"tni all the in r.nm threv out Spencer. Haves holdine -ird. Tate batted for Marberry grounded to Blue, Hayes still 'OMinpr third. West's grounder wk a freak hop over Melillo for a s'ielo and Hayes scored. Rice topped to Melillo TWO RUNS.

BROWN Braxton, a southDaw. fnt in to rtitcn for Washns-tnn. was safe on a fumble by Bi err(ll third straigh hJtt was a uotno run Intn i. Ia n.M -'ore behind Melillo. Braxton thr.

rrv out Hrnv nt To RUNS. r'l(iHTII WASHINGTON Ma-flied to Blue. Cronin popped Melillo. Myer bunted and was Blue dropped Gray's to -win. BOCKENKAMP LEADS 5 UP IN FINAL AGAINST LU SCHAMBACH The card or tne first nine holes: Par out ...4 5-343355 4 36 Bockenkamp 46343366 5 40 ScJtambach 55354374 4 40 In; rar 444 443 454 56 72 Bocjcenkamp 44o 4o4 37 77 Schambach ..455 o54 4a4--41 51 Br the Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY, June 14. Dick Bockenkamp, St. Louis, held the advantage, five up, at the end of 27 holes in his 36-hole final match with Luther Schambach, also of St. Lous, for the Missouri amateur golf championship here late today. Baseball Scores AMERICAN LEAGUE.

1 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 R. H. E. PH1LADELPHIA AT DETROIT 000010001 2 61 DETROIT 4 5 0 0 1 1 0 0 11 16 0 Batteries: Philadelphia Mahaffey. Shores and Cochrane.

Perkins: Detroit Uhle and Haywortb. NEW YORK AT CLEVELAND 3 4 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 11 15 1 CLEVELAND 202300000711 2 Batteries: New York Ruff Johnson and Bensrwugh. Dickey. Cleveland Aliller. Harden and Maj-att.

BOSTON AT CHICAGO 010204 0 0 1 8 13 2 CHICAGO 10 0 10 0 0 11 4 8 1 Batteries: Boston Macfayden and Kev-inir. Chicago Pabcr and rouse. NATIONAL LEAGUE. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 K. H.

U- PITTSBCRG AT PHILADELPHIA 10 10 0 10 0 1 4 9 1 PHILADELPHIA 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 5 15 1 Batteries: Pittsbur? Meine Pftty and Hemsley. Bool; Philadelphia Collins and DaTis. FIRST o'AME. i 1 11 4. 7 fl T.H.E.

A 3 1 4 2 19 21 1 i 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 2 12 15 1 Batteries: Pittsbunr Chamon. Spencer and Bool: Fhilaaeipnia oweeiiano. k-u ols. Smythe. Willoujfhby.

Elliott. Benge Speeoe and McCurdy. CHICAGO AT NEW YORK 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 8 10 0 NEW YORK 0 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 5 8 1 fTiicM-v Malone. McKain nnd Taj-lor: New Tork Genewich. Kevins, Mitchell.

FiUsimmons and arretl. CINCINNATI AT BOSTON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 BOSTON 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 10 0 Batteries: Cincinnati Benton Kiey snkfforth. Boston Eabola nd SiJOhrer. The score was 6 to 5. About 20,000 persons attended.

The game: FIRST INNING CARDINALS Adams tripled to left. High ground- to Blssonette, Adams holding third. Douthit walked. Bottomley sent a sacrifice fly to Bressler, Adams scoring. Peel popped to Finn.

ONE RUN. BROOKLYN Gilbert walked. Frederick popped to Adams. Her man struck out as Gilbert stole second. High threw out Bressler.

SECON CARDINA LS Orsat ti singled to left center. ilson hit into a double play. Slade to Finn to Bissonette. Finn threw out Farrell. BROOKLYN? Bissonette walked.

Finn also walked. Slade struck out. Lopez beat out a hit to third base. Elliott was called out on strikes. Adams threw out Gilbert.

THIRD CARDINALS Halla- han walked. Adams forced Halla-han, Finn to Slade. Finn made a great stop of. High's high one and forced out Adams with a throw to Slade. Elliott threw out Douthit.

BROOKLYN Frederick singled to right, Herman forced Frederick. Bottomley to Adams. Bressler scratched a hit past Adams. Her- man stopping at second. Herman stole third.

Bissonette hit to Bot tomley and Herman was out at the plate, Bottomley to Wilson. Finn beat out a grounder to Adams, fill ing the bases. Slade forced Bissonette at third, Adams to High. FOURTH CARDINALS Bot tomley filed to Frederick. Peel doubled to left.

Orsatti singled to center, scoring reel. wnson popped to Finn. Farrell singled to right, sending Orsatti to inira- Gilbert threw out Hallahan. iu RUN. BROOKLYN Lopes singled to left.

Elliott was called oui on strikes. Gilbert filed to reei. Frederick walked. Farrell threw out Herman. FIFTH CARDINALS Adams singled to left.

High singled off the right field wall. Adams stop ping at third. Douthit filed to Frederick, but Adams was held on third. Bottomley hit to Bissonette and when threw into the Cardinals' dugout Adams scored. High reached third and Bottomley second.

Peel singled to center, scoring High and Bottom-ley. Peel went to second on a wild pitch. Orsatti hit to Slade ana reel was run down, Slade to Finn to Slade. Wilson forced Orsatti. blade to Finn.

THREE RUNS. BROOKLYN Bressler alked. Bissonette, bounced a double over Bottomley's head, Bressler stopping at third. Orsatti's throw hit Bissonette on the head as he was slid ing into second and play was suspended while first aid was applied. Bissonette recovered and remained in game.

Finn- struck out. Flowers batted for Slade and filed to Douthit. Bressler scoring. Bis sonette took third after the catch Lopez singled to left, Bissonette scoring. Moore batted for Elliott and forced Lopez, Adams to Far- relL TWO RUNS.

SIXTH CARDINALS Phelps went in to pitch for Brooklyn and Moore to short. Farrell singled over second. Callahan sacrificed, Blssonette to Finn. Adams hit to Moore and Farrell was run down, Moore to Gilbert. High lined to Frederick.

TtnooKLYN Gilbert flied to Peel. Frederick Wt a home run over the right-field fence. Herman walked. Hald relieved Hallahan. Bressler struck out.

Blssonette doubled to right, scoring Herman. Finn walked. Fhelps struck out TWO RUNS- SEVENTH CARDINALS Douthit was safe when Finn missed his grounder. Bottomley hit Into a double play, Finn to Moore to Bissonett. Gilbert threw out BROOKLYN Lopez beat out Adams 5 2 3 4 5 1 High 3b ..4 1 1 1 2 3 Bottomley 5 1 9 2 Peel If .....6 1 2 3 Orsatti rf 6 3 1 Wilson lO Farrell ...3 3 3 3 HALLAHANP.l haid p.

3 O. Total. 1 .44 5 12 34 14 1 BROOKLYN. AB. R.

II- O. A. E. Gilbert 3b 5 2 2 Frederick ci .6 12 4 Herman rf 6 1 Dressier If. ....6 1 1 4 Blssonette lb.

4 .2 3 15 1 1 1 Inn 2b 2 5 7 1 3 3 PHELPS 1 lO CLARK 1 -O LtIe 6 1 4 1 1 ELLIOTT .2 1 Mooress. 4 O. 1 4 1 Thurston 47 6 12 36 21 2 Flowers batted for Slade In fifth. CARDINALS 1 3 3 4V 5 6 7 8 10 11 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 T. 5 BROOKLYN 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 9 10 11 IS 22 1 OOOOl T.

BROWNS OBTAIN GOSLIN IN DEAL WITH SENATORS By Herman Wecke. Goslin, outfielder, who has been with the Washington Senators since 1921. when he came from the South Atlantic League, to day became a mefnber of the St. Louis Browns as a result or a traae completed last night by Owner Phil Ball of the Browns and Clark orii-fith. president, of the Washington club.

Two players. Heine Manush, a capable. hard-hitting outtieiut-r himself, and Alvin a aitcher. go to the Senators, me deal was announced this morning by Business Manager Bill rtel or the St. Louis club.

Friel declared that it was a straight player deal and "that no cash was involved in the transaction. Goslin. the new Brownie, who will be in a St. Louis uniform against his old mates this after noon, has been a .300 mtier eier since he became a regular in me major leagues. This season lie Has been hitting only around .275.

Manush was late in starting, but recentlv has been getting his share of base hits and has brought his swat figure up to. .325. Crowder, one of the aces of the American League a few years ago, has had little success for Bill Killefer this vear. He has won only three games while losing six. In 1928 Crowder paced the American League pitchers with 21 victories and only five defeats.

Is Left-hand Hitter. It was In the same 1928. that Goslin and Manush battled for the American League batting championship, with the Washington outfielder winning out by the scant margin of one percentage point. .379 to .378. The trade of last night bears out reports from the training camps Continued on Page 2, Coltuna JS.

throw. Bluege singled to right, sending Myer to third. Hayes filed to McNeely." BROWNS O'Rourke doubled to left. Goslin bunted to fHayes, O'Rourke going to third. Kress walked.

Gullic hit into a double play. Cronin to Myer to Hayes. NINTH WASHINGTON Judge batted for Spencer and was called out on strikes. Harris batted for Ttra.xt.on and doubled to right. West hit to Gray and Harris was run down.

Gray to O'Rourke to Melillo to O'Rourke. Rice walked. Manush flied to Gullic. KANSAS WOMEN'S GOLF TOURNEY FINAL TODAY Bj tft-j Press. TOPEKA, June 14.

Mrs. Kndres. and Earl Whitaker, Hutchinson, yester day won their way to me uu the Kansas women's gon tournament and today will meet in an 18-hole match for the State title, Mrs. Endres eliminated Miss Ann Webster of Leav-enworth from the play by winning their semifinal match. 1 up.

SORTIE, 8 T0 1, GAINS VICTORY OVER JACK HIGH ctt thu Auociated Preea. NEW YORK. June 14. Sortie, flvine the colors of A. Schwartz.

h. 10.000 Brooklyn Handi- cap at Aqueauci iuuj Field Jack High, the favorite, ran second and J. E. Widener'a Curate third. Sortie was quoted at to 1 and stepped the mile and one-eighth in 1:19 -5.

Dccatnr Signs Shortstop. ShortstOD Leo Schrall. former Notre Dame athlete released a short time ago by Peoria, has been signed by the Decatur Commies,.