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PAGE ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. AT, fARCH 23, 1034 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FLYERS WIN, 2-1, TIE FOR LEAD WHEN KANSAS CITY LOSES Shields Defeats PETERSON TO Planning Trouble for Wieboldts I'PHERSON GETS uiniMiMP nnM. Merlin.

Stoef en Trims Borotra I ininiiinu uuhl. REFEREE 18.2 BALKLINE EVENT By tb Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 23. Tha -4 two players who may carry on for TULSA DEFEATS GREYHOUNDS, 3-2 the United States in tha Davis Cup singles this summer, Frank Shields counter with "They can't stop us. Looks like an impasse.

Special to the Post-Dispatch. CHICAGO, March 23. Charles C. "Many Turf Follower Lean To Check and Double Check. "AlekbJne'a Fourth Marriage Blocked." ALTHOUGH he set.

the wedding day And duly felt elated, and Lester Stoefen, have completed a clean sweep for America in the international indoor tennis Peterson of St. Louis, national ward Theory This Is Fillies' Many baseball followers in Phil KSlineups and summary fancy billiard shot champion and well known billard instructor, has adelphia feel the same way. series with France. The maestro in his fourth essay With the series already clinched See where the Cards have re Pos. OKLA.

CITY. as a resuli of Tuesday and Wednes been selected by the tournament committee of the National Billiard Association ot America to act as leased Flint Rhem to Columbus, where he won't have to hold out st 11 st. ions. a Mnrnw HMaite itrtH'l I Turner L. 1.

Bostrom Center Hansen day's play, Shields mopped up Andre Merlin, 7-5, 7-5, 6-1, and Stoefen outfought the veteran Basque, Jean Was checked but wasnt mated. Seems as Though. The big idea in hockey seems to be for the other guys to knock the stuffing out of the goalies. for so much. K.

Baets referee during the forthcoming international 18.2 balkline billiard tournament which in Chicago Monday, according to an announce HHuches. I Babe Didrikson is barnstorming L. Clark St. Louis McPherson, Pad- Borotra, 16-14, 6-4, 9-7, in the last two singles matches of the series last night. St through the training camps pitch ing tho first inning in exhibition Both in the first and second sets, ment made here today by C.

A. Storer, president of the associa games. As a pitcher Babe is an See where Bill Terry and Jimmy Foxx met the other day in Miami Beach, Fla. As they will probably "ylnram. Burns.

Coulter, Makarsky, Cameron MacKinnon. K1BST 1'KBIOD Scoring, none Penal- nan'n, arbol, Faiangio, SKCtunn. tcoM PLRIOD Scoring, none. Pen-Hanson. Bostrom.

outstanding field and track ath tion. Shields trailed Merlin 2-5 and then rushed through to win fiv games in a row. The Frenchman offered only negligible competition In the lete. not meet again this year, they had their picture taken shaking hands. THlRn 1'ERIOD Scoring, Padden from "Charley "Show Me a Shot I Can't Make' Peterson, was chosen to act as the third man in the ring because of his expert ability to make Babe has the distinction of being Coulter from Ingram, the only woman who ever struck Asked a guy the other day what fiimltles l'alanilo, Baetz, Coulter.

final set after dropping those two in such heart-breaking fashion. After outlasting Borotra in their marathon first set, Stoefen was in out Babe l.uth and Lou Gehrig. quick decisions, an important factor in a billiard match," said And were their faces red? Ha, he liked in the Derby. What do you think he said? Why he said he was going to have a bet on Time Clock if he had to hock his wrist watch. 6 7 18 Tamer Murra ha! Dunt esk! Storer.

"Peterson, himself a balk full command although the veteran played courageously to carry the third set to deuce. line player of national note, Is well Joe Cronin is out to revolutionize qualified to handle the decisions of OKLAHOMA March 23. rrie t. Louis Flyers defeated the "Sports Promoter Short Given baseball. He is going to try to the 8000 points which will be required to complete the 20 frames to Ten Tears." make hitters out of his pitchers.

In other words, pitchers who can't hit decide the owner of the interna 2 to 1, in the last game of 4 won't hit and don't hit are going tional title." I to be made to hit Short gets long sentence. AiTSet. THE Dodgers now are' set to go Wherever they are going; Five players Welker Cochran, Of course, there have been good San Francisco, Willie Hoppe.l New YorkCity; Eric Hagenlacher, Germany; Ora C. Morningstar, San pitchers who were also good hit Kack Wilson has been signed and so ters. But when the mine run Their pennant hopes are growing.

Diego, all former champions at the 18.2 style of balkline, as well "he iuCul ea.soii, auu a.guu ucu tui he lead in the American Hockey Association when the Kansas City irevhouuds dropped a. 3 to. 2 decision to the Tulsa Oilers at Tulsa a overtime contest. Kansas City has two more ames to play, one with Tulsa tomorrow night and the other with St. Louis, at Kansas City, Sunday sight.

If Kansas City loses to tv'c-, the Fivers can finish first off his overcoat and muffler and blowing on his fingers allowed 3 how the merry month of March was taking us for a ride instead of an ide. Of course, the season is still young, but right now it looks as though the House of David is the team the Browns will have to beat Casey Stengel started his baseball career in Kankakee, which ranked second only to Kokomo as the vehicle for wise cracks whe vaudeville was in flower. No wonder he wound up in Brooklyn. pitcher has a chance to win his own game with a timely hit, the usual practice is to pass the buck as Kinrey Matsuyama of Japan- in I And while the Dodgers only aim To please their Flatbush clients, A big surprise Those daffy guya May spring upon the Giants. have already sent in their signed and let George do it.

Pitchers are entries to the National Billard As sociation. t.m.'".yfi'"t "wwwwii inn. i ni like that. 'Ware the Ides. The tournament is to be held at So What? the 131 South Wabash Avenue defeating the Greyhounds Sun One of the boys who just came ox 1 Giants slogan McPherson, half back, and Gonsalves, inside right of the U.

S. champion Stix soccer eleven, are shown here discussing plans for the third and last Western final game to be played here Sunday. The Stix and the Chicago Wieboldts each have won a game in the series. McPherson is on the left. Recreation, the site of the recent world's pocket billiard tournament.

day but if Kansas City wins omcrroA- night the best the Fly- In answer to the "They can't beat in from an assignment after taking the Cardinals could get would be a tie for Lit CARDINALS GET 13 HITS St. Lvuis. Kansas City and Tulsa are. course, assured of playoff soit: for the title. The second LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS IN DEFEATING RED SOX Continued from Page 2E, Col.

6. By the Associated Press. on the mound, the Sox would have DATTONA BEACH. Fla. Bob Clodwln.

STIX READY FOR DECIDING GAME FOR WESTERN 175. Adel, ontpointed Johnny Rlsko, and third place clubs meet in a scries beginning probably Wednesday night for the right to meet the first place team. First I'lace lias Advantage. The club finishing first will be 'nrrprf tn nlav hut one series for 193V. Cleveland 10).

BOSTON. lnce Dundee. 161, middle- weight champion, outpointed At McCoy, 162, Watervtlle, x. (10)t non-title. PHILADELPHIA.

Younr Joe Flrpo, been scoreless if it had not been for loose fielding and what the Cards described as the plate umpire's failure to see a third strike as a strike. The girl Olympic star will tour the country with Ray Doan's House of David team during the summer and she is gaining experience and improving her pitching. Under the if Vie championship, Hit will share 140. Pennsicrove, N. outpointed Tootsle Bashara.

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Kid Leonard. 1334, Moltne. knocked out Jackie Purvis, 157, Indianapolis (two); Herb schultz, 140V, TITLE SUNDAY Winona. knocked out Kick Sirondis, 138. Mollne, 111.

(four). QCINTY. 111. Henry Walt her. 148, Chicago, outpointed Lou Avery, 142, Tulsa.

Ok. (10); Hush Gray. 163. Qulncy. out By Herman Wecke.

pointed Earl Taylor, 158Vi, St. Louis game, hence the earnest efforts of the Kansas City and St. Louis players to lead the league. Shrimp McPherson slipped in the goal with less than two minutes to play in the final period apEinst the Warriors. He skated behind the Oklahoma Cify net, passed to Hughes, and took a re-urr.

pass to poke the puck past Vern Turner of the War-iors, whose sensational stops had (eight); Carl Schaeffer. 129, St. Louis, Recovered from minor injuries outpointed Joey Forcholne, 125, Cleveland (eight); Karl Marton. 142, Klrksville, Mo, received in the second match of the outpointed Albert Moke, 141, (Juincy (six). HARLESTON, S.

C. Max! Rosen- tutelage of Burleigh Grimes, Dizzy Dean and others she has learned to stand on the rubber, wind up like a big leaguer and throw a rather fair curve. Watkins Still Out. George Watkins spent his first full day in camp without a contract conference with Sam Breadon or Branch Rickey. It looks like the old ice treatment, if you know what we mean.

I THANKS TO MED WICK Western soccer championship series with the Wieboldts at Chicago last bloom, 181, world ligbt heavyweight eham-r-tnn, outpointed Le Roy Brown, 176, Char leston (lO), non-title. Sunday, members of the Stix, Baer the Flyers' scoring down all 1 GALVESTON, Tex. Ritchie Mack. 142, Dallas, outpointed Tracy Cox, 144, Indianapolis (10); Johnny Lacaille, 138, Oma Fuller eleven have completed ha, knocked out Snmmy Alfano, 141, Hous heavy training for the third and de ton (five). ciding contest of the series to be EVANSULLE, Ind.

BUI Frlck, 130, EvansvUle, drew with Jack Sharkey, 130, played at Sportsman's Park Sunday Minneapolis (10); Jimmy McFsVland, 154. afternoon. Terre Haute, outpointed Nick Brog-lio, 148. Herrin, III. (10).

The Stix players took part in SACRAMENTO. CaV Young Terry. 138, their final heavy workout yester Trenton, N. outpointed Charlie Hernan day, with all the regulars partici dez, 134, San Francisco (10). pating.

There will be no changes in the curing me game. Strangely enough, one of the best executed Warrior attacks led to the winning goal for the Flyers. "Bulge" Bostrom, Lee Makarsky, Talter Baetz and Artie Clark formed down on the Flyer goal, ith Bostrom shooting in the puck -riP-e Murray stopped it. McPherson came out fast and outran to the other end of the rir.k for the score. All the scoring was done in the third period after both teams had mostly on defense for the two periods.

The Warriors were trying to take their final hTr.e game and battling savagely. Bate-, Warrior wing, was sent to tne penalty box for chopping and Paddy Padden and McPherson St. Louisans' battle front. All the players who have gone through the entire 3Va hours of competition, I I "fill t1 BOSTON. AB.

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Bishop 2b 3 2 3 Werber 2b 1 1 C'Imh-U ss 4 2 1 2" 1 Morgan lb 3 1 1 6 0 Judge lb 1 2 Johnson If 3 2 1 it II Keynolds 1. 1 Soltrs cf 4 1 1 3 Cooke rf 2 1 3 1 Sdsi rf 0 1 rerrell 4 3 1 inkle 1 1 Walters 3b. 4 2 3 OMermueller p. 1 0 1 Welch 2 1 Walberg 1 0 0 0 2 Totals 34 7 8 24 a 2 CARDINALS. AB.

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Martin 3b 4 2 1 3 RlKirs 3b 0 Rothrock rf. ...4 2 2 3 Frisch 2b 2 1 3 Medwlck, If. 4 2 3 4 0 Collins lb 4 1 2 8 1 1 lavls 4 1-3 6 Mills cf 4 1 1 Meyers 0 1 Whitehead ss. 3 0 1 1 0 Vldrlkson p. 0 0 Hallahan p.

...2 1 Dean 2 1 Welker 2 0 1 0rv -v- awn to me goal witn aaaen in front of the coal. Huard Hurt Slightly. half a minute later Bie Tom Dress Coul'er, Warrior defense man, went tin Charge down the ice with Frankie Now It Ingram, took a pass from Ingram aid fatted Murray out of position ij I lie in the tvinc tmo 1 without a substitution, will be on hand for the start of the contest. "We will win," is the consensus of the St. Louis players.

However, there is no overconfi-dence. All the athletes agree that the Wieboldt eleven Is a worthy rival for even the holder of the national championship. Reports from Chicago indicate that the Windy City eleven is working hard for the coming battle. It is not yet certain, whether Frank Harker, who suffered an injury to his knee in the game last Sunday, or the veteran Munro, who has a bad ankle, will be in top condition for the match. Harker played center forward in the first game, which the Stix won, while in the second he took Munro's place at outside right, with Al Waldron center.

If Harker and Munro are unable to play, Manager Billy Alexander will have to use the veteran Davie Coutts or Bobbie Walker, who this season has played halfback on the wing. The advance sale of tickets for the match opened yesterday. The prices are 75 cents for men, with 25 cents for women and children. Prices at the gate will be $1 for men and 40 cents for women and 0 a Couiter was sent to the nenaltv t'-x a few minutes later for check- Huard into the boards. Huard's far Tas cut, but he was not seri- ou-y injured.

kite's defense work for (hp in? ''lyf-rs broke up the Oklahoma City Original by Hartley of LondonReproduction by Regal STYLE AUTHORITY For Forty Years our Style Policy has been to reproduce the best designs produced by the famous Bootmakers of the World, because we believe that the best-dressed men in America are interested in knowing what the best-dressed men in the World are wearing. That's why during the last forty years we have actually ta- time after time while Makarsky. Warrior center, turned in a r-ar-up game, both on offense and defense. ior wnt riwr rtis COMPLETE Totals 35 9 13 27 12 1 Batted for Halalhan In the fifth. Innings 12345678 Boston 3 0 0 4 0 0 7 St.

Louis 3 3 1 0 2 9 Runs batted In Solters 2, Ferrell 3, Cooke, Waltes. Collins 2, Davis 3, Medwlck 2. Two-base hits Solters, Medwlck, Rothrock. Stolen bases Martin. Double plays Martin to Frisch to Collins 2, Mnr-Kan unassisted.

Bases on balls Off Os-termueller 6, Walberg 1, Hallahan 6, J. Dean 2. Struck out By Welch 1. bv Hallahan 2, by J. Dean 4.

Hits Off Didrlckson, 4 in 1 inning; off J. Dean, none in four innings: off Ostermneiler, 6 in 2 innings; off Walberg. 4 in 3 Innings; off Hallahan, 2 to 4 Innings; off Welch, 3 In 3 Innings. Wild pitches Hallahan, Walbeifr. Winning pitcher Dean.

Losing; pitcher Walber. Umpires Frederick and Nallln. Time of game 2h. 15m. From Face-off Beats Greyhounds.

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the ion ne" ir.d ead ins md last has children. Dave Evans of Detroit, who ref-ereed the first two games of the series, will be back as chief official for the third and deciding contest. He will be assisted by Robert "Ribby" Murphy and Jimmy Dunn as linesmen. SUIT fir -'Jlting score gave Tulsa a 2 victory over the Kansas City in an American t'TKey Association game here last OR purchased from the finest Custom Bootmakers in London, Paris and U.S.A. more of their expensive Hand-made Original Models than any Shoe Manufacturer in America.

And today we are presenting on our Fortieth Anniversary authentic designs for Street, Dress and Sport, which we predict will be the Style Leaders in the Easter Parade for 1934. Co-Captains Elected. By tha Associated Press. EVANSTON, 111., March 23. Lyle Fisher of Fargo, N.

and Ai Kawal of Cicero, 111., last night were elected co-captains of the 1935 Northwestern University basketball team. re? Cost SHOES as a tightly defended, closely ame throughout, with ti'-TPT Uih vrmninsr coal cominc when 20 ave ior- ba'd ared as though the teams co on all night without fur- -ring. thp- WEEKS Boys' Band Rehearsal. To Pay Cardinals' Boys Band will rehearsal at 2 o'clock on Sat-afternoon at the Parish LON HOCKER JR. WINS JUNIOR SABRE TITLE Lon Hocker Fencers' Club, won first place and permanent possession of the Solomon Sabre Trophy last night by winning six bouts without defeat in the A.

F. L. A. Junion Individual championships at the Fencers' Club. Alex Solomon, donor of the trophy, was second with five victories and one defeat and Norman Rothenheber, Rocksprings Turner Hall, was third with four victories and two defeats.

Ted Leon, Fencers' Club, Virgil Wodika, Phil and N. Brookings, Washington University, were the other contestants. SATURDAY ONLY Men! Here's vnur oonor- tunity to own a comolete 't, 2b09 Washington boulevard. a.H who Plav wind instruments a ant to join the band, should jT-e out for this rehearsal, as there new Easter outfit on our several openings. SOCCER DIVISIONAL FINAL Sunday, Sportsman's Park, 3 P.

M. Weiboldt Wonderbolt F. C. vs. Stix, Baer Fuller F.

C. Advanoe Sale Ticket Prices Men 75c Women and Children Tlokets Now on Sale Ben MlUer Hat 700 Pine St. Stix, Baer A Fuller Cigar Dept. Lowe Campbell 915 Pine St. aire's Tavern, 3752 St.

Louis Ave. Marre's Tavern, 6119 Easton Ave. Gordon A Kelly, 20 N. Vandeventer. Anderson Laundry, 4940 Washington ttl.

Brasln 3617 Washington Bl. Andrew Frederick. 3311 North Market St. Louis Cafe 4108 St. Louis Ave.

Prices at ticket windows on day of game Men Women Children 40c Special Credit Offer. Just Bring 3 ES ual iur- rlec on 33 iso--17. de- HOCKEY RESULTS Tuk AX ASSOCIATION. Kansas City 2. 2, Oklahoma City 1.

Emm 519 MARTINI ROSSI AJiOclatfd Press. NATIONAL PLAY-OFFS, (hi, 1 (overtime). Montreal Canadtens 2. PLAY-OFFS. 2.

Syracuse 1. th FRENCH $1.84 Washington 720 OLIVE STREET (Men's snd Womtn'i) OR ITALIAN VERMOUTH I.