Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 4

ALBUQUERQUE JUUK1NAL September 26, 1937 Lobos Score Two Touchdowns To Defeat Teachers College, 14-! Faze Fouf How They Stand YANKS WIN FOOTBALL RESULTS YANKS TIE A'S BY CAPTURING 1937 PENNANT MENAUL RUNS UP 51-0 SCORE GIANTS HOLD LEAD ON CUBS FRED RENFR0 PACES TEAM NEW YORK, Sept. 25 UPiJBy clinching the American League pennant this week, the New York Yankees tied the Philadelphia Athletics with nine champion Game With Estancia Prove? Touchdown Parade TO FIRST New Shipkey Squad Shows C- opment; Teachers' Line Holds Led by the sensational playing of Fred "Beans" Renfro, shifty ships each for the most titles won The Menaul Panthers opened by one club in the junior circuit. their football season here Satur-This" year's victory made the lay afternoon by defeating Yanks all even with the Athletics, 51 to Before the firs iun" was wt-u uiiuei way uii' Panthers had changed the game into a touchdown parade. Early in the first period the 150-pound halfback, the Whip Dodgers by Score of 7 to 3 NEW YORK. Sept 25 (Con tinuing their recently acquired h'Kh'-" -successful habit of giving rival pucmng me ui.h hi nine blues, the Giants maintainec "lues, the Giant maintained their 3'2-garpe lead on the Na- "onal League race Saturday by the Brooklyn Dodeers.

7 to 3. Given a seven-hit, six strikeout pnemng pennnnance nv nauy I me rvew orKers put 'U'L Same 0,1 with lour runs before two men were out in the 'rAl inning, ana w-re never neaa- c(i after yielding an, run in the first, had only bad frame. th third- whpni he Served a home run ball to Jimmy Bucher with another Brooklvnite on base But that ended the Dodgers scoring and lot the Giants' pen nant lead just where it was, since we becunu pidie vuus, aisu won their game from the St. Louis Cardinals. Brooklyn New iork 1 coonfv, tf Moor if 'j Saturday to defeat Texas Chris-' B.ftn.

11 tian University. 14 to 0, in the 1 ft O1 i i a fnx nn.U a cir. rf i ib. 4 3i piifips, 4 oichioun. cf 4oi rne bucks got tneir first toucn-invacftio, 3b 4 a nanmr.R 4 i down in the first period of a three- FROM RED SOX Recovers After One Bad Inning BOSTON.

Sept. 25 CP) Lefty Gomez had his first bad inning in over a month Saturday, but he recovered from it immediately and had little trouble pitching the Y'ankees to a 5 to 2 victory over the Boston Red Sox, for his 21st win of the season The Sox tagged Lfty for four hits and both their runs in the first inning, ending the southpaw star's 24th consecutive shutout inning streak. But Lefty tightened up with the start of the second and blanked the Bostons with one hit the rest ofthe way, to post his fifth win in a row. Meantime, the Yanks, paced by Joe DiMaggio with three hits, and Lefty, himself, with two, clubbbed Lefty Grove, Mike Gonzales and Rube Walberg for a total of 13 hits, bunching them when they meant runs. Nir York Boston ABRH ABRH Crosfttl.

5 0 1 Doorr. 3b Rolf. 3b 4 1 Cranrr, cf 4 1 1 4 1 1 4 0 1 son 1 4 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 ooo Cf. 1 I Cronln. Ortulg, lb 4 1 Foxx.

lb Selkirk, rf Hcag, If Larierl, 3b Cilenn Oomez. Totals Hteftlns. 3b .1 0 1' Chapman, rf Oaffke. If .3 0 De Sautels, c. Orove, 1 Oonrales.

38 5 13 rMrNalr 1 Walberg, I Totali 31 3 5 t. Batted for Oonrales In eighth Bv innings; New York 001 130 000 Boston 300 000 0002 Errors Glenn. Diniaggio. Crosettl 2, Docrr. Runs batted in: Diraagjio.

Lazr.eri. Selkirk. Hni. Cronin J. Two-base hits: Ro'fe.

Gehrig. Stolen bases: Selkirk. Chapman. Double plays: Laiierl and Gehrig; Oonrales, Cronin, Doerr and Foxx; Hlggtm, Doerr and Foxx. Lft.

on ha'es: New York 10, Boston 5. Bases on halls: Off Gomel 3. Grove 1. Oonrales 3 Strikeouts, Qomez. Oonrales 3 Hits: Grove 9 in 4 1-3 Innings.

Oonrales 2 in 3 2-3, Walberg 3 In 1. Losing pitcher: Orove. SENATORS WIN FROM ATHLETICS BY 5 TO 3 WASHINGTON, Sept. 25 oP: Washington defeated Philadelphia Saturday, 5 to 3, behind the pitching of Rookie Ray Phebus. Philadelphia Washington ABRH' ABRH Moses rf 2 if 4 1 2 Johnson, 0 0 stone, If 4 2 2 Hasson.

lb 1 2 Wasdell lb 4 1 1 Hill, rf 1 1 1: esse rf .400 Rrucker 2 0 1 Bloodsv'rth, 2b 3 0 1 Peters 2b 2 0 OF. Ferrell. C. 2 0 0 1 xDean 1 0 0 Phebus, Psrker. 2b 0 0 0 xxxBarna 0 0 0 Totals Huton.

2b 0 0 Smith, 2 0 0 xxRothrock .10 1 Turbevllle, p. 0 0 0 xxxxvelson ..100 Thomas, 0 0 0 0 0 Totals ..35 3 9 Ratted (or Peters In sixth. xx Batted for Smith In seventh xxx Batted for PsrVier In e'gh'ri X5X- Batted for Turbevllle In Bv innings: Philadelphia 000 020-1 Wash-ng' on .021 021 5 Errors. 8tone, 11,11 Runs batted wnn. Phebus, stone Travis 2.

Nelson, To-base h. Koro. Hill. Tra. vis, Moses Three-ba-e hns Hasson Was.

Home run: Stone Sacrifice: Bruek- er. Double plays; Rruricer to Newsome: I North Central, Pa Case, 14; Lehigh, 7. At Hamilton. rence, Colgate 21. st.

Law At East LwiMi.g. Michigan 19. I At Berea, K'nt State, Baldwin Wallace, 13 At Middlctowii. Conn Coast MArZLTiuT. Vermont, Amherst, 28 At Durham, Lowell Tex.

tile, 0 New Lrr.pshire, 20. At H. uonnecu- cut State. 0. Bi'm'a 20.

At Waterviii-- Colby, 1 At Worcester St. An islem, Holy 21. At Massa- chusetts State, 6, American In ternational 6 At Springfield. East StrmiHuhtircr i Pa 1 Teacher 0- Springfield 7 At Middlebury. Williams, 1.

At Madison. South Dakota State, 0-0; Wisconsin. 12-32. nt anisic, v. a.

Army Medical, Dickinson, At Adrian, Mt. Union, 18; Adrian, 0. At Bloomington: Centre, 0 In- diana, 12. At Geneva: Upsala. Hobart, 7.

Ames: Iowa Teachers, 12; Iowa State, 14 At College Paik, St. John's of Annapolis, University of Maryland, 25. At Lexington, Wofford, Washingtoi and Lee, 20. At Richmond, Eastern Ken-lucky Tennessee Poly, 9. At Louisville: Kanover, 13; Louisville, 7.

At Richmond, Randolph Macon, Richmond, 6. At Seattle: Iowa, 0-0; Washington, 7-14. At Los Angeles; College of Pacific, 0-0; Southern California, 6-40. At Spokane: Washington State, 0-0; Gonzaga, 0-0. Final at Moscow: Oregon State, 0-6; Idaho 7-7.

At Marquette. Oshkosh. Teachers, 19; Northern State Teachers (Michigan). 20. At Fairfield, Illinois State Teachers, Parsons, 6.

At Whitewater, Northern Illinois Teachers (De Kalb), Whitewater Teachers, 0. At Denver: Doane College, of Crete, 52; Regis College 0. At Berkeley: St, Mary's University of California 37. At Palo Alto, Santa Clara, 13; Stanford, 7. At Northficld, Stout Institute, St.

Olaf, 27. At Montclair, N. Brooklyn College, 12; Montclair Teachers, 6. At Providence: Brown 2'), Connecticut State, 0. At Appleton, Northwestern College 0, Lawrence, 21.

At Baldwin, Southwestern (Winfield, Kas), Baker 6. At Morrison, 41: Western Carolina! Teachers, 0. I At Normal, Illinois Stale Normal, 21; Indiana State Normal. 0. At Greensboro, N.

Virginia Polytechnic 0, Duke 25. At Laramie, Wyo Fort Francis Warren Wyoming 20. At Peoria. Ill Bradley 53; Eureka 0. At Irnnwood, Mich Eveleth Junior 14.

Ironwood Junior 12 At Stevens Point. Wis: St. Norbert College 7: Central Wi: consin Teachers 0 At Sioux Falls, S. Hastings. Neb Colleee 13, Atigustatia (Sioux Falls) 19 At Memphis: Southwestern.

32, Union (Tenn 0. At Sioux City, Sioux Falls College, Morningside. 1R At Waco: Southwestern, Bavlor. 39, At Lebanon, li! McKendree, 0 At Bethlehem, 1 I I i i 1 i 4 as B. 5 Mexico Lobos smashed to a 14-0 vHnrv over the Silver City Teachers -in the opening game of the college grid season here Satur day afternoon.

Renfro carried the ball over the (nn Ww Mexico's touchdowns, the first coming iaie, in the first half and the last tally in the fourth quarter. The Lobos extra-point artist, Pete Fellis, came through with two beautiful kicks for the points. Testing the revised 1937 line up of the Lobos for the first time, Coach Ted Shipkey proteges outplayed their southern visitors in mid-field, but the stonewall goal-line defense of the Mustangs kept New Mexico from scoring on several occasions. Proclaimed the hero of the day, Renfro is the third of three brothers who have starred on Lobo teams. Charlie Renfro was a star 10 years ago for the Hilltop squad.

He was the kicking and blocking star of that team. He is now assistant coach at Albuquerque High School. Shortly after the close of his career, Everett, the first boy in the Renfro family to be nick named "Beans," played on Coach Roy Johnson's final Lobo team. 35-Yard Run With only two minutes to play in the first half, Tom Gibson, Lobo quarterback, lateraled to Renfro, who made a beautiful 35-yard run around left end for the first tally. Fellis, not a regular but who is always sent in because of his ability to kick the point, put the ball over the cross bar for the extra point.

The hair ended 7-0. The Mustangs held New Mexico through the third quarter, but the Lobos began a deadly drive down the gridiron in the fourth, making three first downs which climaxed in the second score. In scoring position, Renfro was given the ball. With excellent hlockine to aid him, he smashed through the center of the line for the score. Fellis again seni me ball between the posts for the final point, making the score 14-0.

Lobo Is Hurt Marlon Niemants, star fullback who was brought here by Shipkey, was hurt in the last play of the game when he was kicked in the head as he made the tackle. X-rays taken immediately after the game showed that he did not suffer a broken jaw, as was first believed. After the first score in the second period, Shipkey sent in a complete new lineup. The second squad showed up surprisingly well, but was taken out at the beginning of the fourth quarter The University's passing attack in the first half was weak, com pletir.g only two passes. Constantly threatening for the first two periods, the Lobos came within three yards of the paying stripe; but in their enthusiasm to score, the backheld was caught in motion and penalized five yards.

Niemants attempted two parses, both fell incomplete. Charles SI. John, Mustang halfback, puntcl out of danger as the Teachers took the ball on downs. The game was a test of the Notre Dame system of play as taught by Coach Ray Brancheau and the Warner type, which Ship-kev uses. rarrvintr the burden of the wni-k for the Teachers, Joe Davis, 0.

0. 0: Southwest Southern Methodist, 14; North Texas Teachers, 3. Texas, 25; Texas Tech, 12. New Mexico 14; New Mexico Stale Teachers, 0. Tulsa, 19; Oklahoma, 7.

Brigham Young, Greeley state, unan, Wiiefie. negis uoi lege, 0. At Roswell: Albuquerque Indian School Mohawks. New Mexico Military Institute. 74.

Kooky Mountain Brigham Young Greeley Doanc 52; Regis Col lege, 0. Far Wtl California, 30, St Mary's Oakland), 7. Santa Clara. 13; Stanford, 7. California Freshmen, 20; Po- Santa Ana Junior College, 12; Standford Freshmen, 7.

Elsewhere Colby Union 3. Pittsburgh 59; Ohio Wesleyan 0. Navy 45; William and Mary 0. Brooklyn College 12; Montclair Teachers 0. Dickinson 39; U.

S. Field Medical 0. Hobart Upsala 0. Williams Middlebury 0. Tulane Clemson 0.

Maryland 25; St. John's (Annapolis) 0. Washington and Lee 20; Wof-ford 0. Richmond Randolph Macon 0. Hanover 13; Louisville 7.

Georgia 60; Oglethorpe 0. Sewanee 40; Hiwassee 0. Illinois, 20; Ohio 6. Wisconsin, 32, South Dakota State, 0. Indiana, 12; Centre, 0.

Iowa State, 14; Iowa State Teachers, 12. Mt. Union, 18; Arian, 0. St. Oiaf, 27; Stout Institute, 0.

Central (Mich.) State Teachers, 52; Assumption, 0. Capital, 12; Detroit Tech, 0. Missouri Mines, 27; South Illinois Teachers, 0. Lawrence, 21; Northwestern (Wis.) College, 0. Lawrence Tech, Grand Rapids Junior College, 0.

At Mt. Vernon, Monmouth, Cornell, 6. At Charleston, 111.: Wheaton, Eastern Illinois State Teachers, 6. At Marquette, Oshkosh Teachers, 19; Northern State Teachers, 20. At Indiana, Clarion, In-' dlana Teachers, 14.

At Northfleld, Coe, Carleton, 13. At Lawrence, University of Kansas Varsity, 32; Freshmen, At Muncie, Michigan Normal. 13; Ball State, 6. At Waukesha, Milwaukee State Teachers, Carroll, 19, At Tuscaloosa; Howard, Alabama, 41. At Richmond, Central Normal, Earlhani, 7 tie).

At Morehead, East Tennessee Teachers, Morehead College. 19. At River Falls, Mankato (Minn.) Teachers, River Falls State Teachers, 21. At Knoxville, Wake For- est. Tennessee, 3 LTniversity, Louisiana Tech, Mississippi, 13.

At Mercersburg, Mercers-burg Academy, 16; Devitt School, At New Brunswick, N. Sus- quehanna, Rutgers. 9. At New York; St. Bonaventure, 12, Manhattan, 21.

At Orono, Rhode Island, Maine. 0. At New Yrk: Pennsylvania Military College, New York University, 37. At Allentoun, Catawba, Muhleberg, fl. At Hanover: Bates, 0-0, Dirt-mouth.

13-39. At Ada, Findlay, 2. Ohio Northern, 6. 13-13: Cornell, 7-26. At Columbus: Texas Christian, 0-0; Ohio State, 0-14.

At Newton, Northeastern, tsosion couege, jo. English, 88 3 0 0' oumb'r', 4 0 1 xxPrk 1 0 Ci Frtnkho e. 0 (1 0, Tn(!" 33 113 Linrlntv, ..1 0 0 xWilson 1 0 Herntitw, 0 0 0, Buirhfr, (I 0 0 xxxHaas 1 0 0 nw-ii. vv in' Lu i i Totals 33 3 7: BaitM for LlndsfT In f.r'h. xx Baled for BCngllf In ninth xxjc Batt'd for Butcher In ninth By Innlnfn: Brooklvn 1 03 000 0OO--3 New York 400 020 lHx-7 KrroM Whllfhrad.

Ott, Phpip, Bnchfr Brtll. (tuns hxtlfd In: MunuMi. I' opt. Mronhy 3. C'hiozza.

Panning, Buch'r 3. Ott Tun-bast hits' 3. Bart'Il Homf run: Burner. Sacnftce: Bucher. Double plays- Whitehead, Birfll and McCarthv t3i; LavBttetto and Bucher Burlier and Ha.wti I.cfi.

on base: Nw York S. Brook-Kn 6. Bases on halls: Orf 1 (iumbcrt 2, Butcher 1 Strikeout1: Oum-bert a. Henshaw 3 Hue Off Frank-house 4 1-3 1 2 in 2 2-3, Henshaw 1 1-3, Butcher 3 in 3 2-3 Hit by By Humbert 'HassetM; Butcher 'Bm-tell i Wild pitch: Hnshaw. Losing pitcher: rrankhousA BEES WIN PITCHING DUEL FROM PHILLIES PHILADELPHIA, Sept.

25 (PM The Boston Bees eked out a 2 to 1 victory over the Phillies Saturday Lou Fette bested Bucky Walters a pitcher's battle. E. Moore scored the winning run in the third when J. Moore dropped Fletcher's fly for an error Boston I Philadelphia ABRH Oarms 3 0 0' Noma 2h English, 3b 4 0 1' Martin, cf Moore, rf 4 I 1' Kl'ln, rf abrh I 100' 2b 4 i-j. Moore if 4 i rBroane.

rf rf 4 i Warbler. 3 1' Whitney. 3b 4 2 lonez, Fette, .3 0 0 Rcharein. .2 0 0' P'ephensno, Walters, 31 2 xOraca 4 0 0 3 0 300 1 I 53 I Totals vBatted Walters in ninth Bv im.ne". BKs'on nit no 000 Philadelphia Oon noo- 1 Error Moore Runs hu'-ed Fetie P'ephenson Double plfivs Nth to Cs -in i Warstler to CueeineUo 'o FIr'cher.

Cucc-iieilo urinsslsted. Left on phtl-f'r ph'A Boston a Rases nn Off Wal'era 4 Fette 4. Strikeouts 'A liters Ftte I NATIONAL LEAGl'E W. L. Pet.

.620 .593 New York 88 54 59 67 68 71 85 87 88 'Chicago 86 St. Louis 79 Pittsburgh 77 Boston 74 Brooklyn 61 Philadelphia 58 Cincinnati 56 .531 .413 A 1 .400 .385 AMERICAN LEAGl'E W. .94 L. 46 60 64 68 68 74 94 Pet, ,685 .586 ,556 .528 ,521 "New York Detroit 85 Chicago 80 Cleveland 76 Boston 74 'Washington ....48 .486 j.il,:- 338 303 1 iitifiu1 ipuia Louis ...44 101 T. C.

U. LOSES TO OHIO 14-0 Wisconsin Beats South Da KOta btate 31-0 POT 1'MRt'S Cnt "i OP)- Ohio State made two touchdown thrusts on a rain-drenched field yard jab at the line by Fullback Rabb, and the other in the third as Kabeslo passed to Halfback Miller for a 38-yard gain. WISCONSIN DRI BS SOUTH DAKOTA, 32-0 MADISON, Sept. 25 (Pi-Sophomores flashed power in the air and on the ground Saturday to give the University of Wisconsin a 32 to 0 victory over South Dakota State in the badgers first game of the season before a crowd of about 20,000. Wisconsin scored in each period and stopped two South Dakota drives within the five-yard line.

MINNESOTA RUSHES NORTH DAKOTA, 69 to 7 MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 25 (i Minnesota's Golden Gophers counted touchdowns with monot- Jonous regularity Saturday to crush North Dakota State team 69 to in the opening contest of their season ILLINOIS OPENS SEASON WITH VICTORY OVER ATHENS CHAMPAIGN, 111., Sept. 25 OP) Mixing passes with its running game, Illinois opened Bob Zuppke's 25th season as head football coach Saturday w-ith a 20 to fi victory over Ohio University of Athens. Capt. Lowell Sptirgeon, Howie Carson and Joe Klenin.

scored the Illinois touchdowns and the Bobcats counted on a pass 1 from John Montgomery to Waldo ierrell. I UTAH DEFEATS MONTANA STATE, BOZEMAN, Sept. 25 Utah University, a favorite for the Rocky Mountain Conference football championship, defeated Mon- OREGON STATE 7 TO 6 MOSCOW. Idaho. Sept .1 if) The nF Hikn'r 0 i rials celebrated their return to the rai'ifie rac Ponlarane.

Cotur. day with an upsft 7 to 6 victory i over the favored Oregon Slate College eleven. In the last three minutes of play, the Vandals scored from the center of the field on a pair of 1 fUei- aiiu nut: ijulis. t'uitir kick for the extra point, won the came. ASHINGTON WINS 11 -0 FROM IOWA U.

GRIDMEN SEATTLE, Sept. 25 if) With two aerial touchdowns, the University of Washington conquered the University of Iowa 14-0 in an 1 intersectional gridiron battle that I opened the football season here Saturday before 24.000 spectators in the Washington stadium. si-ored in the second nod on a 47-yard pas? from Waskowitz to Jimmy Johnston and in the fourth quarter on a heave from Waskowitz to Tom Sheldrake. TI'XA I. DEFEATS TEXAS TECH 25 TO II AUSTIN.

Sept. 25 Coach Dana X. Bible, former Big Six conference wizard, made his re-entry to Southwestern grid warfare todav bv unveilinc a powerful University of Texas eleven which defeated Texas Tech of Lubbock. 25 to 12 si GAR BOWL CHAMPS BEST STANFORD 11-7 PALO ALTO. Cal.

Sept 25 C'ra tons it' football chores Saturdav where it left off in the New Orlesrs Suiar Bowl I 1 19-1 I Panthers broke through the Estan cia line to block a punt on Estancia 's 20-yard line. Jaramillo, Panther guard, scooped the ball nff the rlirt and carried it across the pay line. This was the signal for the Menaul boys to turn on the' owoer. Coach Louis Hernandef usea an ot the 23 men he had ni suits. It made no difference wha combinations were formed, the all worked.

The Panther crashed through the line, ra around the ends, and complete passes at their will, holding th Estancia team powerless an scorleless. The starting lineup: Estancia 0 Menaul 15 Boswell Arr Smith L.T Grier H.Thompson Jaramil Thomas C. McCo. Larson R.G Estrar. Gallegos R.T Hortr W.

Thompson Salaz, Dilbeck QB. Pache. Tracy L.H Grer Strotman R.H Mo Roser F.B... Valdr Officials: Webb, referee; Laughlin, headlinesman. Roswell Cadets Beat Indian Mohawks 74- ROSWELL, Sept.

25 iTiNe Mexico Military Institute Brono ran roughshod over the Albuque que Indian School Mohawks, to 0, in the opening game of th season here Saturday. Although they fought gamel the Mohawks could not dent th Broncos and fell ready victims i passes and a deceptive ground a tack. The Mohawks were su1 stituted for Wayland College Plainview. when the Texa' dropped football this year. Stellar play was shown in second half when P.

Green ceived a punt from the toe of Smith, youthful Mohawk fullbac and star of the Indian lineup, ej the 50 yard line and proceeding run through a broken field fd one of the many cadet touch. downs, Pecos River Sportsmen Organize a Cluf PECOS, N. Sept. 25 ODj Organization was completed hei Friday night of the Pecos Rivf Sportsmen's Club with a membet ship of about 50. I Officers of the new organlzji tion are J.

V. Johnson, preside. Seborn Gray, secretary; Teodo Herrera, vice president; Carl) Creamer, Lyle Brush and Baca, directors. Goal of the organization is 4' members. The bylaws include jf provision by which the club mi tz try tions of game laws.

Gl LDAHL FAVORED BELMONT, Sept. 25 Open Champion Ralph Gulda fresh from his Western free-f all conquest, moved into the favorite role in the S12.000 mont Open match play golf to Saturday by overwhe ing Paul Runyan of White Pla jN. a former P. G. A.

tit: and 7. feign of inter are here. Your tar will need a com plete change of lubrication and thorough winter-proofing. Oden's complete auto winter check-up gives jon perfect performance at a great savings. 24-Hour Service H.

the cial 0p lett, and Sat Oct, phea: Soco; Eddy for been range 22 two Many their prepai grouse the to of fgnod 'this so If ed th of atl ea pe AJ since each has also won five world series, dividing top honors in that department. Here are the pennant and world championship figures for the Yanks: 1921 Won pennant, lost series to Giants. 1922 Won pennant, lost series to Giants. 1923 Won pennant, defeated Giants in series. 1926 Won pennant, lost series to Cardinals.

1927 Won pennant, defeated Pittsburgh in series. 1923 Won pennant, defeated Cardinals in series. 1932 Won pennant, defeated Cubs in series. 1936 Won pennant, defeated Giants in series. Today's Pitchers NEW Y'ORK, Sept.

25 Probable pitchers in the major leagues Sunday: American New Y'ork at. Boston Hadley (11-6) vs. Wilson (15-10). Philadelphia at Washington- Caster (12-17) vs. Kohiman (0-0).

St. Louis at Chicago (2) Koupal (4-8) andKimberlin (0-0) vs. Lyons (11-6) and Kennedy (13-12) Detroit at Cleveland (2) Bridges (15-10) and Auker (15-9) vs. Allen (13-0) and Feller (6-7). National Brooklyn at New York Hoyt (fi-8) vs.

Hubbell (21-8) or Smith H3'-11- Boston at l-miianeipnia snoii- ner (2-1) vs. bmnn or ras- seau (13-7). Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (2) Tobin (4-3) and Brandt (10-11) vs. Derringer (10-14) and Cas-earella (1-61. Chicago at St.

Louis (2) French (14-10) and Lee (14-13) vs. Weiland (15-12) and Krist (3-0) oi Johnson (11-11). Yesterday's Results NATIONAL LEAGUE New York, Brooklyn, 3. Chicago, St. Louis, 2.

Boston, Philadelphia, 1. Cincinnati Pittsburgh, -poned, rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York, Boston, 2. St. Louis, Chicago, 3.

Washington, Philadelphia, 3. Detroit Cleveland, postponed, rain. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Playoff Columbus Milwaukee 0. TEXAS LEAGUE Tlayoff Oklahoma City, Fort Worth, 2. COAST LEAGUE Tlayoff San Francisco.

Portland, 8. Sacramento, San Diego. 1. BUDGE DOWNS VON CRAMM LOS ANGELES, Sept. 25 McDonald Budge continued his court domination of Baron Gottfried Von Cramm of Germany by beat- ing him Saturday, 2-6, 7-5, 6-4, to win the men's singles cham pionship of the Pacific Southwest Tennis tourney.

PHONE 1200 MOTOR Chevrolet, Buick, G. M. C. WW 1. mm 'sA EH VtV I 1 13 Newome to Hasson.

Tee on bases: Phtla-i delphia II, Washmg'nn s. Bases on halls; off Smith 3 Phebu- strikeouts: Bv Smith 4. Phebus 3 Hits Off Smith 7 in 6 lnnin; Turbevllle 1 in 1. Thomas 0 in 1 Winning pitch'r Phebui Losing pitcher- Smith. BROWNS WIN FROM WHITE SOX 4 TO 3 CHICAGO, Sept.

25 (. The St. Louis Browns won their fourth eame of the season Saturday from the White Sox, 4 to 3. behind the pitching of Les Tietje St. Louts hlragn A Carey 0 2 Hen jb e.lber.

rf-rf 1 0 0 Krf a. AB 4 1 1 5 1 I tana State College 19 to 7 Satur- I BS BEAT ('ARI)S day in the season's opening league IN PROTESTED CAME game for both teams. The Utes tallies twice in the second period ST. LOUIS, Sept 25 again in the final quarter. Chicago Cubs found their favorite Montana State's touchdown came stooges, the Cardinals, about as in the third usual Saturday, and whipped them to 2 to remain 3'-j games behind IDAHO VANDALS VANQUISH Inc tor Scl in see 1 yon last ratf the the blin The thei stea thro I oj 3 0 1 4 0 11 3 1 2 4 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 2 3 0 oio! ooo 10 0' 34 3 11 i the halfback, and St.

John plavedj At Akron: CMC West Liberty stellar games. The Silver City line w. Va Teachers, Akron. 40. broke through several tunes to Cincinnati; Transylvania, catch the Lobos' bail carrier be- jxancr.

43. fore he could get away. i At Milwaukee- Ripon, 0, Mar- Renfro gained 66 cf the Lobos jquettei 14. 205 yards from scrimmage and At Oxford: Alma Mich, did not lose any. Miami, 27.

The starting lineups: Chapel Hill: South Carolina, New Mexico State Tearhers 13; North Carolina 13. (14 Position (0) At Lafavette: Butler. 7-7; Pur-Reynolds LF, duo. 7-33. Ward LT A fv renn State.

u. Jut the Ciiants in thf National League pennant race. They collected ten hits off Lon their old anrl bunched six of them in three m- ni.u:s to score all their rm Carleton was tagged for but, except for the Tev hits Alien four, col-j iv in Cards got to him the eighth, when tl lecfed three, he was ra trouble. The Gas House Gang the game protest the sixth, when Umnires Rear- don reversed a decision mi a plav at first, which npcs 'ated calling back a run that had sjored. (hicacn St I AB "S'-k 3o ft 1 1 J.

Mar'Mi. 1 lie-nun 2b 2 2 Borrtajarsv lb i Oen- i-re tf 5 0 3 lb rtivee- 4 i Mertu Irk It lb 3 0 OParlger- 1 1 s'sinhsrl: 1 1 'avarrevarf ft 1 1 Durocher. sa if 4 0 0 Broao 3b 4 2 0 1 s': 4 4 0 0 vVarr.ee 3 s. 1 0 To'ais 3 3 10 Ton 35 2 for Warneke Bv 1 0:0 02: de, no 2 t.i C'rors-Bordagarav Cs--on Cava-re-'a urges. Mar' 1 r.

bayed Harnett Mr, Jurges Pieo, Heroian I V.run 3 Hartiv siarr- Hon bree base hit Hrrran left on P's on ba" 4 STikeouts l-i-c, I 1(1 St- 1 5. iHart Will Wrestle Against Tony Felletti Fia-ik Hiit. the rough-tough ro.n the Eat who gave la.k if -o his first set-of thf season here Thurs-1 aa will appear in the mam! eve; of next Thursday's card i tne Armor:" against rony a newcomer. Promoter Clay- i -i Saturday 'g'-t. mt arranged the, Fisher ha- semi-final and the prelim yet.

At Annapolis- George Washing- Dakota School of Minc, e. uiic-ton Freshmen, Navy Plebes. mson State Tearhers. 7 At Shippensjurg, Wilson, At Bluefield. W.

King. u. Teachers, Shippensburg, 37. i Concord W. Va.) Tea- 7 At Buckhannon.

W. Va West! At Taeoma. Wash: St. Martin's Ben, rf-lb Vosmik if 0 3 Walker rf 1 Ridcitff. if 2 1 0' Appling, ss 2 fl 1 Bonura lb rii(t jh ib Allen, rf-cf 1 1 0 Haas lb i.nan.

4 connr 3b Bark-. 3b 3 1 I 3 0 0 Die-rich p. rPi.i 3S 4 13 "Rosenthal Brown, xStetnbacher To'ais F.in for Bon ira in eghth. "tb Batted far Broa in eighth, bv tnnings Lotiis OOO Oil 020 -4 002 000 010 -3 Runs ba'ted in Bell, Clrrign Error -Radrltff. Guilsani.

Barkiey. 2. Radciiff Bor.ura. Conner. Tm base hits Wi.ker.

Appling Sacrifices-Davis, Tie'Je Double Cllft to Barklev to navts Conners to Haves te, Bor.ura. Bark-' lev to Carey to Davis. Dav.s to Carey to Tie'Je to Oiuaiiani to Carey. Left on bases fif 9 Chicago Bases on halls off Tie-) 4 off Dietrich 2 Sir.k- -iu's bv Dietrich 2. Brown 1 's ott I ruetrirh 13 in I mnmga off Brown, none i in 1 tnnmt I.es-.r.g I HORSEMEN VICTORS SPRINGER.

Sept. 25 (4 St. Michael's College Horsemen of Santa Fe lashed over two touchdowns on passes to defeat Springer High School here 12 to 0 Saturday. The game was spectacular as the Horsemen took to the air with a bagful of tricks. TEXAS COLT WINS HAVRE DE GRACE, Md Sept.

25 ifT, P. Morgan's Heeifly. the rangy bay colt from Texas. put on a great racing exhibition Saturday to win the $10,000 Added Potomac Handicap over 11 other 3-year-old. last New Year's Day and defeated Stanford 13 to 7 in the opening game of the saason for both camps.

The visitors from San Jose displayed a wide margin of super- tority over the red-shirted home team throughout the first three 'periods but could not score until midway in the last chukker, J- Gi sa: be the At Johnson City, Ten gan, 14; Bluefield, 12. At Wichita. 14; Wichita. At Missoula, Mont Montana. 25.

Oklahoma Whitman, At Hays, Alva Teachers, Hays State, At Omaha: Creighton Benedicts, o. At Greenville. Tenn (Okla 21. St. Mars Hill, 0, Tusculum, 0, tie.

At Baton Rouge Florida, 0. Ix)uisiana State, 19. At Dickinson. South College, 15; Pacific Lutheran lege, 0. 1 frUces Trounces 1 1Q A I LordSDUrg by 1 V'V IjAS cRUCES.

Sort. 25 Lag Cr.ice? High School opened its I footbail ffas011 Saturday u.j,h a to 0 victory over the MaverK.ks 0f Lcrdsour H.gh School. i Winifred Hall. Las Cruccs quar- terbick. passed and plunged his tP.m to virtorv.

s. orlne one touchdown with 'a 70-vard dash. chari "n'i 4 I made alI thrce touchdowns, were j. Wheeler, fullback, and James i Oliver, linesman. Wheeler 'verted for extra af-er or score.

Estrada. Lordsburg tack, was' a standout in the Maverecks teas. I 1 1 lo Barlow Nesmith Hall Fritz Murphy Gibson Dwyer Henley Niemants LG RG i'; rru. Fox Webb i t-, Davis St. John Purvines Score by periods: sm, iie 7 7-14 Teachers 0 0 0 0 0 Scoring: New Mexico, touch-' Renfro point after touchdown, Fellis (2).

iaras gainea liu'ti Hiunmans.tv, New Mexico. 205; Silver City, 44. 1 Yards lost: New Mexico. su- ver Citv, h. Officials: Mukahy.

umpire; Laabs. field judge: Sacks, head linesman. High School Football r. prmger: St. Michaels Col-, At je6e oi 1 4 II.

C.ui.ee.. ll At Aiouquerque: nign School. 51; Estancia. C. A.t Albuquerque: Albuquerque Ir.dians.

7: Da.vson. 6. As Las Crucei: Lordiburg, Las Cruces, 13. 1 iQcn (J I 13a 'er. lay Virginia, 14; VV.

Va. Wesleyan, 0. At Edmond, 25; Oklahoma Central Teachers, 0. At Franklin, Oakland senium, o. At Nashville, 0-0; Vanderbih, 0-12.

atate College: De.ta State Mississippi State, 39. in ueuiketoun, isy Alirea xjoiorooK. .1: Georgetown Loiiege. At Greeiuastie, Ind I Manches- it-r 1. 1 rtl tvunbvme nose roiy, Evansville.

0. At Charlottesville. HaniD- Bunf-V- r'nia. u. I At Davidson, Erskine, 1 Davidson, 21.

At Utah. 6-19: Montana S'ate. 0-7 At Mmnesoous: North Dakota; State, 0-7. Minnesota, 13-69. SPR Inc.

Truck, Sales and Service Turri NORTH FOURTH, OPPOSITE COURT H0US,.