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14 THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Wednesday Morning, May MabeBfeaks Home Rim Dr out As BravesBurnp Bruins by 4 of HOMERS ENABLE KITTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE How Former Vols Fared In Majors THE BIG SIX WODEN'S MEDALIST EQUALS COURSE PAR IN LEADING FIELD LYONS TO Will Phil Weintraub went" hltle-s in two attempts Oeorge Davis drove out triple FROI YANKEES (By The Associated Prats.) In three trine to the plate, Bill Terry registered the only BLOW IS THIRD ROUND-TRIPPER BY BIG FELLOW Castleman Beats TJ Although Batted From Mound LIEBER IIITS HOMER Al Cuccinello got one hit In four S. W. G. A. Match Play times at bat.

He. handled ten chances aand made-only one error. PORTAGEVILLE At Hopkinsville June Is. IT, It; July 24, IS. 21; August It, 10.

At Paducah May 24. 27. July 17, 18, 19; August 21. 29. 30.

At Jacaon June 6. 4, July I. August 14, 15. II. At Union City May 89.

10. 31; June 30, July 1, August 4, 5. I. At Lexington June If. 17, 38; July 38.

29, 30; August 25. 21, IT. LEXINGTON At Hopkinsville June 2. 3. July 10.

11. 12; August 7. 8. 8. HOPKINSVILLE At Paducah May 21, 14; June 23, 24, 21; August 4.

I. At Jackson May 21. 27, 21: "July "17, 19; August 21. 12, At Union City June 1J. 10.

21; July 21, 22. 23; September I. At Portagevllle June 10, 11; July 4, July SL Aug. ust 1. 1.

At Lexington June I. July 7, I. August 14, 15. 14. PADUCAH At Hopklnsville May II.

10. 30; June 10; July 1, August II. IX. 13. useable gain in baseball's Big Sis yesterday as the American league members were rained out- The New York Giants'- manager pounded out three hits In five trips to the Hank Leiber poled out a four Chisox Chucker Gets Begins Today at Louisville bagger, driving a mat In ahead of him.

pian ror a gain of 11 points and V- Fourth Victory of 11 :1 Season a batting average of .147. Arxv Clyde Caatleman hurled the Giant to a victory over the Pirates. He got one blnrl out of Vaughan lost five points when he JACKSON At Hopkinsville June 12, 13, 14; July 14, IS, II; August 28, 29, 30. At Paducah June 19. 20.

21; July 21. 22, 23: August 25. 24, 17. At Union City June 9, 18. 11; July 4.

25. 21; Augutt 18. 19, 20. At Portagevllle June 2, I. July 10, 11, 12; August 7.

At Lexington May "21, 30. 30, 31; Jijn 30; July 1. t. August 4, 6. 8.

UNION CITY At Hopkinsville June 21, 27. it; July 24, 29, 30; August' 25. 24. 27. AtradaahiJane i July 4, 7, August 14.

IS. II. At Jackson June 14, 17, 18; July 3. 5, 31; August 1. 2.

At Portagevllle May 32, 23. 24; June 23, 24, 25: August 1. 12. 11 At Lexington May 28. 37.

XI; July 17. II. 19; August 18. 29, 10. connected with only one hit, but his lour times up.

LOUISVILLE. May II (F) Equalling women's par of 71 on the Louisville Country Club course average still waa. good enough Walte Hoyt lost to Caatleman. RED SOX TRIUMPH 10 top ine sexest. Red Lucas pinch hit for the The standings: for the first time it ever had been Pirates nut failed to connect.

A4.SJa4sak...JM-At44vSS- -At-Jachaow Jane 14,. Mr- t-Flsyef G-Ab-rrtrPcC doneTUs -Xathryri-Hemphnrrof KIM uyler went hltlesa in lour July 21, 21. 30; September 1. Pirates.li 121 to 50 .407 trlea. Columbia, S.

won medalist Cronin Cracks Triple to .2. Ath. 14 100 14 40 .400 Lonnie Frey drove out two hits. honors in the qualifying round of Foxx. Ath 14 IT 17 14 .191 one a double, in four times at bat.

Walker. 1 11 10 JS0 bam Leslie went hltlesa but Aid Elates Scalp Indians July 3, July 31; August 1. 2. At Jackson May 22, 23. 24; June 23, 24.

25; August 11, 12. 18. At Union City June 12, 13, 14 July It, 15, II; August 21, 22. 23. At Portagevllle June It, 19.

21, 21; September 1,1 Marti, Cards. 11 11 IS 46S scored once. the Southern Women's Oolf Association tournament her today. The best previous scors made on At Union City June 2. 1.

4: July 10. 11. 12: August 7. 8. 9.

At Portagevllle June 12, 13. 14; July 14, IS. II; August 18. 19. 10.

At Lexington June June 17. 21. Terry. Cianta 14 41 J47 VANDY PLAYS HOST the course bv a woman was an 80 Dodgers Defeat Reds; Phils Top Cards in Wild Contest CHICAGO. May tl(m Bab Ruth, hit his first horn run In mora than a month and contributed a couple of ale running; catches today as th Boston Braves brok Tex Carleton's two-year spell over DIXIE SOFTBALLERS bv Mrs.

Willard G. Johnson of NEW TORK. May II. JJPh- TO LAMBVTH TODAY Louisville, who was well down Al Simmons ana Rar Rad PLAY THREE GAMES ciiMa hitting home run. Ted Lyons veteran among the qualifiers today with II.

The soft imderfootlng and rugged terrain accounted for unusually high scores by many, with 104 good enough to get In after a play I rif ht bander. 1 Davig Likely To Be on Moand Race ResultsSelectionsEntries turned in bia Keith-Sim ont. National life fourth victory of A Commodore Resume Diamond Affair off. Uit year for The next low score after Miss iNOONE'S SELECTIONS At Rockingham Park And Alanhall and Bract) Team Triumph ax a-axa aaa so Keith-Simmons, Marshall and Hemphill was turned In by Mrs. FOB WEDNESDAY Dan Chandler, of Dallaa.

former Coach Bill Schwartz Commodore TUESDAY'S RESULTS 4prrisM. u. ay Catted freea) Texas titlist and now champion of basebsilenr win resume diamond First Race S-t mile. The Flank- ONB BEST Ooldea Way. Bruc and National Life triumph Mexico, an II.

Miss Estelle Law-son. Chapel Hill. N. CNorth-South activities at 4 o'clock this after- KEST LONQ8HOT Mild lUaaers. man (Hanford) 12.40 S.90 5.20; Glitter Glow (Kacala) 1.10 5.90; noon today when they take on the la th Dlxl softbail leagii yesterday afternoon.

BEST CAJtLAT Pharatlme and I i-X A Sighting Bar (Finnerty) 11.40. ateaierpiece. a Chicago White Box to-day a a the league leaders defeated New Tort Tan. keea to to square the aeries at one-all. For fiv Innings, Lyons and young It 9 Ta mulls hooked up in a score less pitching duel the -White champion, and Miss Mary Roger.

Jacksonville. Fla- followed with It each. Miss Betty Jameson. Dallas, defending champloiv- came next Lambuth Eagles, from Jackson, on McGugln Field. Time, 1:01 2-5.

Also ran: John Keitb-SImmons registered a I to win over H. O. Hilt the game AT BELMOWT FAKK Tlo, Santa. Anita, Stumble, Hiatus. At Rockingham Park ENTRIES) FOR WEDXE8DAT rirat t-yeer-olda.

I furlonsa slf la Spark Cle 114. Mild Mannara 17. Tu Boat Frank 111, Two Peas 107, zWeatisal 101, Harold. Way US. Ma.k-ad Oal II, Llsht Welfht 114, Uncle July 114, The Way 111.

Spear 111. Vaaaal Star 114, Abecoader 114, sKrona lit. Saaend t-yaar-elda and op, for-lonse xDark beril IU. Cardamon lot, Laa 101. spar Value 11.

The Patter lit, Morden lit. Wltt.klnd let, Oa Our Way 111. Cash Surrender lit, sTody Cos J. Osle lt, xOay Croat ft. Merry Bui II.

sProfltable lot, sQuoea Helen It. xBride Kleet 111, sPalatln lit, Bobby Buitea 101. Tblrd 1-yaar-old. and ap, 4 furlonsa aPharatime 10. sPoaucript lt.

Slip-oer Kins 114. sArcolade 11. 'xChlneae them and bast th Cuba, 4 to 1. to even th series at on fan The Bab', hi third elreult blow and I th eighth hit of hi new National a gu career, cam at th start of th sixth toning and sailed over th right field wall Ran. dy Moor followed th Bab with th Braves' second homer.

A double- by Mai-' The Commodores have beaten with an 15. Ther wer few up ONK BEST Golden War, Browbeaten, Cablegram, Angus. the Eagles twice on the tatter's being played In 41 minutes. Phipps 1 Maaterpleve. Sobriety, Nathan sets and match play will start to Second Race 5-t mile.

Microbe I Lord johaeoa. Bad riaaa, Neacea- diamond. morrow with an unusually fast at. pitched fin ball for th hardware boys throughout Card had one bad Coach Echwarts la undecided aa (Robertson) 4.20 1.10 2.80; Black Mistress (Wholey) 14.10 7.00: Sea field. 1 Wintar fSMt Uaarlal.

Ir1aa to whom he will start on the Miss Jane Cothran. of i.iaj a I Cavalcade. Head Play. Somahodr. frame buL did aome fin work for Nuance, Thoraon.

Patriotic. AL ilMMONi th rest of th gam. Robby Bar- mound today, but Big Tom Davis will likely get the call. Davis Uoldaa Way, Major General, Royal 80s veteran al- Lily Harper. Virginia champion; ArmfuL Spank, Dream Kiss, Madam Gold.

lowing only three holds four victories as against hlta and the and Miss Marlon Mfley, Kentucky zero. Tankee younrater nun rick's ieldlngwas th high spot Th Marshall and Bruc Red Devils outslugged McQuiddy Print, ers to gain a 11 to II decision. The one defeat He let the Eagles champion, each bad 17. rikei' auTM AT BOCKING-AK 1AKK ONES BEST Alladlna Draam. Third" Race 5 1-1 furlongs.

down with six hits at Jackson last Mrs. Dave Gaut. Memphis, who Em proas 114. Jlraaol II 114. iMal Wind Squeese Out (Hanford) 17.40 1.40 week.

1 Mild Manners. Maaked OaL Krona. Ion and two passes finished Carle- 1.70; Proteus (Laldley) 1.50 8.30; 1 Tba Potter, Mordta. Quaan Halaa. The Commodores will aaraln has played in 13 W.

8. G. A. tournaments, emerging four times as titilst ran Into difficulty on the rnarth Vea Knaland State handl- Pharatlme. Peatacript, Accoiafla.

ton, who had entered th. arena Vee Eight (Faust) 2.80. Tim. take to the road tomorrow but It 4 Captain Arf o. Bacbalor'a Cioaar.

cap. Iurlot atar rorur. iia, Meadla Horn IS. Captala Are lit. boasting a string of svm eonsecu- 1:07.

Also ran: Gay Time, Stretch Oalon Boy. second nine greens after going out In 43. bHlah Olee 111. Wteo Anne tl. eladlan tiv victories over th Braves.

can, sun Probate, Flag Bearer. Draam, Pour Spot, Ho pa. tow a lftt. Don Ouamas 101. bTha Dar! Air Lin.

will be for only-one gam. They journey to Lebanon a tilt with the Cumberland Bulldogs. They hold one victory over the boys from Lebanon. The first til be Ruth batted four times before At the end of medal play, four 07, uaion Boy a tea In the sixth, the Sox found the range, JRadcliffe doubled to left Manager Jimmle Dykes filed out hut Al Simmons crashed through with his fourth homer of the sea-on to put the league leaders in front. tff'-The Tankees tied the soor In the seventh.

Selkirk led off by lifting one of Lyons' shooU into the right field bleachers for hla third homer of the year- A double by (Continued an Page 19: Column 4.) Mild. Bi KBow, Hisnaat point, I Paaa. Ramua, Sound Money. CaraoBo, Tap Chief A. Red Devils got 15 hits.

National Life had two big frames to emerge with a 14 to 1 decision over James-Sanford Agency. Sears All-States won. on a for-flet as Central Church decided not to enter th circuit. Soorea by Innings: James-Sanford 100 000 0 I I National Lit ...205 S20 14 14 1 Batteries: Goodwin and Griffin: D. Hawkins and King.

Prlnra 107. OoMen Fata 101. cCarl. Fourth Race 3-4 mile. Wee players wer tied for, 32nd position the championship flight.

brooke 100. dBachelora Inner tl. All For giving way to a relief fielder after six and a half Innngn bounced (Continued en Peg 11; Column Wink (Faust) 10.70 4.10 2.90; Moan' Keala (Hanford) 1.40 2.50; lorn lorn ta. Mrs. Mitchell P.oth, Louisville, won tween the two teams was ratued AT AURORA ONE BEST Valley.

the pis off from Mrs. Guy Butler, Belle Grler (Longden) 1.10. Tim. 1 Lonrua, Lurkptece. Eaar Bid.

aR. Parr and r. spatoia eaur- bC. V. Whitney entry.

eP. M. Pike entry. SA. O.

Vaodorbtlt entry. Saturday the Commodores will Atlanta: KaU Pendleton. Winches- 1:13 3-5. Also ran: Coming Back, -Alkali, Many jonnny. sane meet Tennessee Polytechnic Insti er.

and Mrs. Arthur Raidt, Louis BELLE MEADE MEET Home Good. Chirac, Heedless Gal, llsht Fifth 4-year-olds and UP. 1H fur. tute of Cookevllle hert ville.

Valley. Albaaa. Huakar H. High Torque, Davoc. i-rnnca Reno, Levi Cooke.

Jaek Bit FOR LADIES OPENS lon(a-rour Spot XHoops sa. imi Boas 11, Aladdlns Dream 114, sFablu Fifth Race 3-4 mile. High nar. II. Grattan.

TranaraL Paratiadar. Hand JHanford) J4.40 130 4.10; Keith-Simmons .001 101 0 8 I H. G. Hill 000 011 1 I 4 Batteries Priipps "anff "Hoodj Card, Odom and Kesterson. Slithj-yar-oMe "an4 op.

1 trtlla Crout A a "'Friend The annual Bell Mead women's Dancing Cloud (G. Watson) 4.70 xPopo 101. xAdamlt 103. Bis Sbow H4, aHlshoat Point Itt. atlld 107.

Cryatal golf tournament will get under 1. 10; Llttl Argo (Faust) 5.50. Clans. 7 Claflas. Lucky Amelia, Nanny IV Tim.

1:11 4-5. Also ran: Wltan, Prince lit, uramger aua. iiwof vn way this morning. Four days will be allowed for Qualifying with Pocket Bounding Count, Mario, 101 AT HACERaTOWl ONB BSST Clear Knlsht. Seventh 4 -rear-oldt and an, 1 mile American Emblem, Nandt 1 Soupcon.

Oanora. Koitee. iPaaa 111. Stomar 10t, Playful Martha Sixth Race 1-1 miles. Fair- Evenlna Chimea.

Hanaier. cniiei. tea -nnn uona 110. xFrlar Mara lot. Swep Veetal.

Tiny Mlae. Senlry Oo. sickle (Faust) 11.50 1.50 2.10; Co Zambia 111. Ram ue 10. Calgary Kay 4 Noajoyca.

IrlBh Vote. Three Qrauil. 104, Axantaa 101. peaaaie in. hort Miss (Hanford) 1.90 2.50; I Aella.

Doeekia, Blf Dipper. -lahth 4-vaar-alda and BP. 1 mil Moralist (seabo) 1.50. Time, I jciaar Kalfht, Sootty Don, Blue lp. 1:51 4-5.

Also ran: Guapito, M. and B. 500 404 11 IS I McQuiddy 009 400 114 1 Batteries: Melon and Hogan; Fulk and Mathls. NOT THIS "RED- JOHNSON J. B.

Johnson, 2201 Sadler avenue, well-known amateur baseball umpire and player known to many a VK4," is not th "Red" Johnson, Sir giving hls-sddress as 1121. Ar thur avenue, arrester) Sunday after, noon on charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct he declared yesterday. 7 Bontlno. Frances cooper, at. caria.

Mynah 10, xBalancer 101. xtpnrother 111, xTap 101. Chief A. fit, xrxwrkeep. ar 101.

Careono 10, Santarno 111 Brlfht uii piay opening next Georg Livingstone, Bell Mead pro, who wilt be. In charrg of th tournament, urges all members to qualify as soon as possible fit order to avoid congestion on GAMES WANTED Redtpwa bashebaB aiu want games for every -Sunday afternoon this summer, according Clauds Austin. Applicants ar asked to caH 1-053S. eanay tar. Announcing 00 ED EAR'S 24-HOUR SERVICE For th cohvgrticne of our cuitomtra, our main ttort of Sixteenth 01141 Weir End will bo epon ot oil hourt lay and night (oxeopt Sunday).

Coll 6-5151 for Day and Night Service Seventh Race 1 mil. Speed- Bird 10. xMerorocli 10. more 1 Pollard) 11.40 1.10 3.20; Hug. topber.

At Hagcrstown TUESDAY'S RESULTS Weatner clear; iraca im. sApprentlca allowance olalmed. again (Watson) 2.80 1. 10; Noc. turnlab (Hanford) 1.00.

Time; At Aurora S-S. Also ran: Char tree, Ve First RaceA hout S-l mile. netian, Taunton. Small Chans (Wlsner) 1.70 S.io xvrtirl mx WRDNESUAT Eighth rac, 11-11 miles Mr 3.10: Dear Ann (Bryson) 4bo Flrat. and Hp.

nUo and 1 raise $30,000 cash Pet. Fallon), 190t (Bhanlcs) -lHt litaanth Lilac Bloom 10. XTrau Piaymor (Longden), 1.40, 5.40: 1 10a xTrntwood 101. tnxu Time. 1:04.

Also ran: Btool Plseon, Crossins Over. Sea Finn, Pukka 1. i IT Hfl KNWMK U.I Army Game (Faust), 5.40., Timo 1:47 2-5. Also rans: Broken Up. xTeeny Weeny 11, Rd spiaor io, Heaven.

Ada Wan. buck Place 114. Maddening. High Finance, Cynwld a. ak.

Second Race About I-X fur r-i Second, l-year-olda and. ap. rive an Biroiore, Betnichem star. longs. Last Signal.

(Wlsner) 9.30 a hair riirAB.a-.Einr 110 lot. 1.30 1.40; Schley B. (faiumDo) Oelnlfclaa lit, xJImmle L. 111. Donny Johnny 111, Dtvi Child l.

aPrlncoes At Aurora 1.10 2.40; Moat Always (Try on) Pvra lax Aliens lor. xu.iie miiin 1.00. Tim. 1:21. Also ran: West- 101, fapyrotraph 114, tarld S.

10, xMontarla 101. Adrian 114. Alkali 111 5 is acton, Main's Wander, Evelyn TUESDAY'S RESULTS xSwaet Peach 11, Loyer'e Chat 10, Hunt. Lookby. War General.

Evervhody 111. SUE Cr FltJE aEeaoEAB Most fo Thtm First Race r4 1-2 furlongs. Missouri Girl (Stevenson) 9.14 6. Third Race About 1-2 fur. Three, 4-year-oins ana bp.

rive ana Ion is. Amasln (Booker) 11.20 180 a half furlonxe Sharitr Eusne lie. 1.04; Newell's Choice (Albrecht) 1.70; Pollee De (Munos) 9.10 xHuake- H. lit, Llsht Nun lot, valley 10.71 4.14; Laura 8, (Balaskl) 1.40. lot.

xMom a Folly Lucxy oai 114. Tell It (Tryon) 4.00. Time, 1:17. Time, 4-6. Alao ran: Great xAlbane lot.

Full Sail lit. Rutin Also ran: Landslip. Helen Bab, Choice lot. Cloldo 114. Alcove 1S4 Meadows, Countess Bye, Leeoran, Enab, Capt Jeffers, Classlo Dancer, Arctic Land, Petty Red Com xrherrv Key 104.

Scortlnx Lady lot. xHaminnlcal 104, Dowhurat 114. Our mander. I Hun Voter. Sia lot.

Du.ty Lane 114, sCottoa Fourth Race About 1-1 mile. Second Race 1-4 mile. Seth Patch 101. Fourth. 1-year-olds and bp, mile and Polante (Turner) 1.14 1.40 1.46; Clear Knight (Jackson) 1.90 1.00 2.60; Vanda Cerula (Snyder) 1.70 7 yard'Jack Biener 1, xLucy tt, Elin Nielsen (Bollero) 7.60 4.51 Canto, On lit, Levi Cooke lot, Bar Mt Washington (Martinez) 1.48.

8.90: Blue Zip (Booker) 1.00. Time, 1:06. Also ran: Our Time, Bit bera Carom 101, Oddeda Bean 10. Time, 1:11 1-S. Also ran: Polly'i xBuhbllnr O.

11. sPrlnee Reno 104. Dipper. Wild Blonde, Chisel, Fred's Firth, l-yaar-olda and ap. ala fur Folly.

Klssle, Dandy Dan, Mayreen, Third Race 1-1 furlongs. Warning. longs Jere 111, aTranacall 101, Fir ms Ju.tice ill. xservlca Mas lit. Whoa Back (Albrecht) 3.41 1.6 xurattan HI.

xPerauader 10. atnv ar mm At Belmont Park Sixth, l-year-olda and up. ala fur 2.14; Donna McGee (H. West) 1.21 1.74; Teernahilla (DabsonK 4.70. lonsa Clans 103.

aCrout As Pot 17, Pancnaat 104. Rickey Roo Friend No other tire matches this Time, 1:07 1-S. Also ran: Flo EMTRIRS FOR WKD1K8DAT Charley 110. aHaaty Olanre 10S. Na.

t-year-old maidaoa. olds and Along, Oay Mode, Sweet Peart, Ma ladln tt. Slim Reals 10. reldlnis, 44 furlonsa Oersh win Its. II, Ep ISO.

Maaterplece 115. Roeaell 116. Hlsh Rid uoy, iruuani miss, Jiest Luck, Mlm, Pretty Susan. Everrreen aMra. A.

M. Crooch entry. ft 1 p. fb I Iaef 4 I I 'J'' 1 I I fa.t I ii I iaa4a? I 1 lie. aBrowa Top 111, Advanolns 11.

Seventh, f-year-olda and Ba. mile Rowe's Crump ill. Flylna Hoota 111, and sixteenth xLuck? Amelia 14. fV Secret Vote lit, bValedletorlan 114. Fourth Race 1-4 mil.

TJltlmata Cotton Time 101. Chita xBobble hTlme to Oo III. cWaatrr ill, rNathan R. 10. Claries 114.

xNannv T. 104. Vote (Turner) S.90 1.12 1.14: How Halo 111. Sobriety 111. Brlsbt Plumage IIS, SaArtoa lit.

Galloxlaaa 111. Tis (Msrtln) 19.31 11.51: Patricia PRICE lob 1'abio 114. sath'e Ballot 114. ala terlar 104, xWild Tranalt 104. I C.

(Brommer) 1.10. Tim. 1:11 J-S. a-C. T.

tirayaoa and P. Matralt entry. b-Mra. Bllaa B. Xlaaon entry.

Also ran: Hey Flirt, Edgar Boy, a-Saxa Stable atry. xoivuroa, nigiwooo, uy pilar, Second the Kollao Handicap. 4-year Weather clear, track faat. sApprentlce tllowaacee elalmed At Hagerstown KNTRIEA FOR 'CDRSXDAT rirth Race 1 l-ll miles. Nista oMa and up.

about tie mllea Naa-on tMCC'ray) 1.10 3.64 1.60: Temnla aet 141. Lord Johneon 114. Aries 140, LOT 1 55e to 75 valuss Red Plaeh 117. Curtain Call 111. Dancer (Lang) 1.14 1.70: Rouleaa 3210 Third, the Bouquet rlalmlar.

1-year. (Ley land) 1.91, Time. 1:47. Also Ftrat 1-yaar-olda and uo. furton olda, furlonsa aWlntar Sport 114, And ia addition its wiety lasts longer becaate it fives 43 longer non-skid milesfe.

ran: On Trial. Lion Hearted, Flavor 114. aSpeed 110. Maorlel 110. In Foxtee 101.

xSpeedemnp Dun or a 11. xAdrlatla 104. xAoupcoa 10. Scot. WE MBAN ITI No other tire can stop your car ss quick ss That'a not our tav-to.

8.400 dlaa Broom 11. Bootleaa 110. Sandy Aaeiia uay uays. Bob weldeL tya Pride 100, Altua Nubs 114, precious Beach 107 Naushty 107, Hyp a 107, Do. Bixtn, -KaceMU and 70 varda.

Kins 114. Royal Laaaia lot. Harrva toaator 11. conquer ue. Bounty sievenson), 9.23, 5.74, 1.14: LOT ma as a a-A.

o. Vanderbllt entry. Lrauxniar ivi. SecondJ-rear-oIda and an. fu for Fourth, tha Baa Bruah Handleaa.

I uaay itocueag (Turner), 2.S4T Dodtodd tAlbf I.6TJ. L.lt x-i, iv- ji ana yea-OIda'tnd tip. mlle-Caarcd toaea -Jl ed rom ma nd 14, Bvenn Chlmoa 101. Mlaa Subtle lot, Dlnta Belle 117. Head Play lit.

Carry Over 104, Time, 1:41 1-6. Alao ran: Techno 101. Cora Kay 10S. Handler 114. Chisel Somebody' 104.

crat, Servant Pride, Ala Carte. 114. Edyth 101. ruth, l-yaar-eida, rorionaa or. stoppinl tests The bii, husky "G-3" bvin1 yow no tresd grips and holds betterexlri cost? Of course it is thin sny other.

come in snd see us about it soon. Third Sentry Oo fit. seventh Race 1 l.g miles. Hon. eon 111, Exhibit lt, Nautrh lt, Hua redo 14, xSweep Weatal 14.

Idle Work Arena 101. Finance lot nylvan sons er lit. King Rock lit. Aufoln HI. Olee key Shine (demons).

11.61 (.12, 4.11; Northern Sir (Turner), 4.91, 107. Laiiahln Sua 101. Pompasret Mads Tiss LOT I $1.50 ufKl ii Finest Hand- MstJs Tiss aOreak Fire 101, aMartlat Law 14, The 4.14; Don Tasker (Westl. 3.91. Uauler 10.

xPatrtotle 101. Hharp 104. xTlny Mlaa 101, nrlsht oin IN, Mlaa Nobby 10. Trapnhooter 111, Broad King 111, xDivIng Beauty 101. Kharaon lot.

Tim, 1:46. Also ran: Grecian C.O.D.'i Ail Salea "IimI Retsrm Ixehesfes a-Ura. M. Jafforda entry. Sixth.

1-rear -old. and up, 1 1-1 King, cabotin. Judge Urban. Port Fourth l-year-olda UP. 't ruriongo mllea Major General It 7.

Blaek Fal 0 Play, Donle, Precocious, con lit, xOnlden Way 111. Royal Oold safety! III. Merry Foa 111, Dalmatla tl. A'iiJii. tlii; tiiii'K I if ess Victory Fla 111.

aMcPonald H. 114. Neaioyce 114, Three Grand 101, Toso xPrmea Wrark Ratty 10. Qoeena Flag 100, aWar Oeneral 114. Irl.h Vote 114.

s' jyin-rtwivi- X-Apprrntlee atlowancea claimed. At Belmont Park SEVEN SOFTBALL TUESDAY'S RESULTS Fr a fset -yes'Il sever si Us the aaseu- olf. Foots entry. Fifth 4-yetr-olds snd bp. I furlonsa lartv tawvnr 104.

xBrlaette ll. Su Drastic Sale of Thi Famous First 4 1-1 furlongs. Lookabout CONTESTS TODAY preme Mlaa 1. Orand Baker 1M. Ma (Lynch) 1-1, 1-S.

out Couleedrim rie Broome 101, Catherine stone toe. (K'urUlnger) 1-1, out. Free Again Doeakln II. Kremsneta, 10a, mg uipp Aella 10. Seven games ar scheduled for (Meade) 1-1.

Time Also ran: this afternoon In the National and Sixth a-yeir-oiaa ana up, a nrra. Ves. AtUquechee, Wynn Lady xHardeaty .14. xBtlue J5la ally ssaall sasai it takes Mt to bay the aew G-i" or other Goodyssr tires. Ws'lt spread out psysiests to suit yoa.

Quick, oartMM serviee free oi red -tap at ember reseats. A repreteatstive will eall and explaia ae bligation if yos'n telepboae. Capitol softbail league. Skc of the sameioc, derlng Jim 114. Clear Rnlght lit.

scotty Second 1 miles. 'Benedictine fW. contents will be staged at Cen Hon ntanaion t. 14. Mlaa Pete 111.

Roogl Maa 11T. Iff. Ball) 7-5, 2-5. 1-5. National tennlal and the other at Shelby.

EAGLE SHIRTS They will begin at 6:15 o'clock. Ravanth i-year-oioa ano up, a Anthem (P. Goodwin) 1-1, 7-10. tot Buntino 111. Todav's- games follow: NATIONAL LEAGUE Daniel Soot (C, R.

White) 1-2. Tim 1:41. Also ran: Cree, Rock Bonnet M.dgea Fails lis. 11 mar ill. St.

Chrletonner li, me un ouacaieii riuoprr Aires, oiici- snaice isyea. Smoke Stack 101. by No. 4. Third 1-4 mfle.

Zsy (R. Jones) aR. Ni uraaoa aaa Nsnhvllle Flour Club vs. Tank 1-1, S-2, 1-S. Brawn Jack (Howell) ard-Woodall.

Centennial No. 1. 1-1. 1-S. Sir Ten (Hunttr) 1-2.

jrAppr.nttr. sllowanco claimed. ulnar. 1 Horn s-snd llnssn-rs. Modenr Tim TT.

Also ran: Grannya earner vivmi Bakery, Centennial No. 4. Traa. rroiecine, City Slicker. Nowbo ot Bhotproof, Abner, Rough Diamond.

American Legion rs. Old Hick- NEW BELLE MEADE Lumber. Centennial No. S. Ullu ory rourth I mile.

Good Gamble (S. mm CAPITOL LEAGUE PRO TAKES UlAKlFfc 110 Renlck) 10-1. 12-1, 1-1. Oulrting Sur (Rorengarten) 4-1, 2-1. Sor Lyons Hat Shop vs.

Quality Serv ice Stores, Centennial No. 1. row (R. Jones) even. Time 1:39 1-S.

w.mmett Pare, on of th leading First Lutheran vs. Engineers. tennis professionals ot the nation. Centennial No. Also ran: Go Quick, Esposa, Bird Flower, aVIcareas, aDIablerle, Mock assumed his new duties it tM Tenneasean va.

Nashville- Coal Turtl. Light Brocsde. Per. Bells Mesde Country eiuo i uesaay. Association, Centennial No.

I. advevnture. Squeese. aPalm Al- Pare, who arrived late aionaay Now Go at Rtgular $1-00 end $1.50 Sport Swoatcra Ixtra Special after completing his work at Tu- GOODYEAR 33-POINT I scat covers -M-SPECIAUZED Z- iT ff-i yT to the Interior beouty of your JT)AL Oar graduate hibrkatka spedallns follow Chek- c-. Voriaty of attractive eoiet e- MtVy -n a many mm 1 1 different hbricanta on tT fZl i 1 rverv Job.

TheyH your bertery, dean the pbc4- snllasTns ErjasStsr--" 7Sj? 9QC tl oo sV no str charts. Wert Car AU PRICCS SUIJECTTO CHANGI WITHOUT NOTICI J. C. EGGLESTOM, Mgr. 1 6th ond Wait End Avonuos rhona 15-5151 Road ond Ordwoy Place, Phone -3012 Old Hickory -Phone 60 WlM 8tud Ruble nd McEvoj Bought lan University, was optimistic Bj Barons From Oakland over prospects at Belle Mead and looks forward to a great season.

48 BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May 11 DICKEY SUSPENDED, FINED purchas of Art Ruble, out NEW TORK. May 11. UP) BUI fielder, and Louis A.

Mc voy. Fifth 4 1-1 furlongs. Postage Due (S. Renlck) 7-10, 1-4, out Wh Ha (R, Jones) 1-S. 2-5.

Blen Joll (Made) out Tim Alao ran: Capitol Rill, Sun Port Clocks. Sixth 1 mil. Allen (Meade) 2-1, 1-1, 1-4. Cantln Laas (Howell) 4-1. 2-1.

Volta Maid (Wright) 1-1. Tim 1:11. Alan ran: Sang Frold, Cheshire. Brlndl. Dickey, th New York Tankees' pitcher, from the Oakland club of flrat atring catcher, today was th Pacific Coast league, waa an.

pounced today by President W. A. suspended lor three days snd fined IEiO as the result ot hla argument West of th Birmingham club of with Umpire Bill McGowan In the the Southern Association, Th two men have been ordered to repori seventh Inning of yesterday's game with the White Sox. when a balk was called on Johnny Broaca. Immediately.

August E. Hammel. Truitcn. i FIRST STREET COPS CARTER'S WANT GAME Th J. W.

Carter baseball team wishes to schedule games for Saturday and Sunday to be played on the Carter diamond. If Interested call 1-11 is. Th riret Street bathe be. 11 dub Dickey was elected from th gam along with Pitcher Johnny Allen, who joined the dispute by pounding defeated Stocked, I a. oa th bat on th Yanke bench, JoetDer'a diamond.

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