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THE NAIIIYILLS 9Jt TTTTTV Bell ji on hT titvty rl JLILMLJUUI if Montana Blacksmit h'tb Have His First LocalrWorko ut Monday at Noon McCarthy Pictures Cubs as Being Hard Workin Group of Players Cays Hornsby Has Caused No Trouble ard Deserves 'v Vs More Credit Than Anyone Else. Principhlsn Thursday's Heavy Mill Iri Sulphur Dell Striblmg iti Hyvtfeife Tuesday Promotfcrt ExriectBe- tween 7,000 and 9,000 Persons. Zcntej August 18, Ol 1 Idiots mm By RAYMOND' JOHNSON both Fa and Ma Stribling. his New York, Aug. 17.

(UP) Sine 1 In baseball than Cuyler. Many por- parenta who serve as manager and sons said 1 would have trouble wiih 1 th Chicago Cuba are prospective champions of the National league thia season, a little additional Jn- trainer, respectively, Young Corbett of Chicago, and Willie; Ptomey Wash. ingtont will meet in the semi-. wind up, which will also be vvnat promises, to main-. vills's greatest; boxing bput in; history ia expected to taka place i Tntirsdsy Ji-miht Whan Young of I formation about the players who are almost, certain to meet.

the. Philadelphia Athletics in the World ve ries. is not amiss." an eight round battle. Both micon, ui ana rnnitii nine, the blacksmiths Corbett wilt be remembered Tor thia InformaUofinoe McCar here thy, the genial Irish leader of the -ubs, was cross-questioned at his notei loaay neiore me unicago-Brook'yn game at Ebbets field. He j.l" I- ft gave 'ne roiiowing iruormaiion; "Hornsby He is the hardest aa the "youngster who whipped Young JacH Dillkut about five) pr six years down at the Page garage.

Sfhce, thn' he hag fought a number of times' In and around Chattanooga and then he went to Chicago where he has been light-ine almost Ptomey is one of the fastest ftehters In: the game at hla He does not appear to have a very 1 worker on the team. No player de aervea more credit for the success him when ho Joined us after his unpleasantness- at 'Pittsburgh, but he has never caused me a minute's worry. Ile is one of the fastest players in the league a dangerous hitter. Witson-MEwrybody Known' Hack. There's not much else that I can say about him except that he ia ln there playing his head off all the time.

He is one of the hardest hitters' in the league and can cover the outfield in a class with any of them. "Stephenson Quiet and easy going, Stephenron is nevertheless, a valuable cog in our machine. Hornsby and Wilson, he forms the- backbone of our attack. He has fighting spirit to the 'nth' degree and keeps playing his hardest unti'j the last man is out. -iv-i "Grimm Grimm does not have ait.r high batting average as some of the other National league, first but I wouldn't trade him for any of them.

He is a clever, capable all-around man. "Heathcote-Over a atretch of la: 1 or 14 games there is no better out--j fielder in the league. Only his fral physique' keeps him from being a of the Cubs thia season than Horns 1 by, I have not had one bit of trou 1 hla with him and bis advice and help have aided more than one' of the in tha headline attraction, which will be -eiflht i A new attendance record for boxing here la almost certain to be sat and tha oromotere are predicting that the bout will tee a new, state mark hung up. They expect between 7.000 and 9.000 persona. Tl udvunce ticket Bale-has -already passed the $3,000 mark, Max Schmidt, one ot the tnnters.

announced last Practically all of the ringside and the r- majority of the re-. served seats have- been sold. Uoth Strihllng and Wine will be in town not later than Tuesday noon. Wine is expected to arrive at an early hour this morning and will workout in Jim. Graham's gym.

Fourth avenue and Commerce Ftreet, nt noon' Monday. strihllng will fly here Tuesdav from healthy punch, but he can box rings younger players. There, la' no more 1 conscientious, loyal and hard work nround anything that has appeared here in a long, long time. In addition to the Stripling-Wine er anywhere than Hornsby. i "English He is one of the com 1 Ing great shortstops of the game.

scrap andthe Ptomey-Cdrbett bout, there will be' two other He la only 22 and baa improved eight round mills. Tickets are on sale at the Andrew i tremendously under Hornsby's Rooming with Hornsby, English has learned, much about base-j ball which it would have taken him I years to learn if he had not had i Rogers' help. Jackson hotel. The top prices are plus was tax with reserved sttais urinKiiiQ? aj una general aa mission seats selling for $2. "Cuyler There Is not a finer kid Kansas City where he fights Joe great star.

NATION'S EYES ON "Bush The nest pitcner in 'J National league and I believe the best rhrht-hander In baseball. Finals Reached oeKyra tomorrow night. 1 Strib's 8eeond The bout marks the second -appearance of Stribling in a local ring aince he began to swing the gloves An the professional class about nine has lost onlv two games thia season' and has pitched some of the great FLORIDA, GATORS est baseball I have seen slnoa In Playground twur been in the league. "Root He. returned to form this jai i hju.

rus omer scrap nere down at the old govs Club on t' C'Burch street hack in 1922. Larry season after being handicapped by Illness last year. He's a great pitch Tennis Tourney u. no ills yuMVIloiit. TELL WORLD Many Veterans to Be Carlson He has regained mutt health and hasn't lost a game elncs, lif liilillillililM maf S.

t'js Ilk- i j. i- Julv 4. winning six in a row. ny- Finali were reached in the nn Malone Another fin nual playground tennis tournamen Back for. the Fall RoundUp.

yesterday out "iat tho Centennial handed pitcher who has done valu able work all season, He is still a great "5 despite the fact that he was courts when the champions and runners-uD of each of the twelve eil as through several years ago. Taylor Wo were lucky when we tr- city parks came together. Due to the large number ot contestants, only one set waa played In each Gainesville, Aug. 17. Soon the eyes of the football nation will tnrn toward Florida, where th picked up Taylor from the Braves: He.

is now our first string catcner match until the semi-final round When Young Stribltng, Macon, heavyweight, and Frankle Wine, and has performed capably was reached. Then two out of 'Fighting Gators" of the Unlver Btrib was then a lightweight. Since that time Strlbllna; has had over 230 rind battles and has never ijkonce been, knocked Is he joined the team. the Montana fighting blacksmith, meet in Sulphur Dell Thursday night in the headline attraction, it will mark the first main boxing attraction in three sets were played, just aa they Ruth Bangs Out slty of Florida ran rampant over "McMillan A better player tnan Vandy Mentor Faces Four Big will be In the finals- Results of the 11. 12 and 13-year- all opposition last season to reg Nashvillein more than a score -of -The promoters-are predicting he la given credit for being.

Hornsby corrected several faults in-" credited with having come the clo3et of putting over a hay ister 836 points and lead the en 01a coys follow: 1 Homer as" Yanks Batter Tigers his batting he is a much better hit-1" tiro tlnited "States lrr scoring. maker on him. as Strlb-llng Is frequently called, has been a crowd of Between 7,000 and or one of the largest houses that ever turned out for a ring show in ther state. by the way, spends his leisure time flying, will arrSve here Tuesday via plane. Tasks This Fall Douglas Doty (Richland), beat William Plnkerton (South).

8-1: The summer activities of the "Blair He's a second baseman, xeatured In a number of headline Donald Goad (McFerrin) beat but can be used as a substitute memherx nt that famous Dolnt attractions in Madison Square Gar a. "arry mussDaum (Morgnn, o-ij (Continued from First Sport Paae.1) Elr0(1 Qrimsley (South) beat: Ma shortstop or third base." den and was also one of the fight gathering machine, who return to (Continued from First Sport Page.) IS I ers the late Tex Rlckard selected fnn hlu fa ftU rion Brooks (McFerrin), 6-4; Sam the fold this fall, should be of in- plres: McGowan, NalUn and Din- Old Man Grey remarked, when he Katz (Dudley) beat Guy Hendricks Leo Lomski and terest to the multitude ot football een. Time of game 1:34, Tataged down 'In Miami last Febru-I ary, just after the Kroatest of all fans about the country. waa roeaiiaung over mo (Morgan), 6-1; JJOUsTIas Doty prospects for his village team, one (Richland) beat Donald Goad night in a country churchyard: (McFerrin), 6-0; Elrod Grimsley "Full many a gem of purest ray (South) beat Earl Padgett (How-: promoters had died following an HOMERS HELP NATS Chicado, Aug. 17.

JV-Home appendicitis operation. The bout drew over $450,000 or one of the Ralney Cawthon, captain-elect, and star fullback, passed up It hours work In the University summer session and is now touring runs by Spencer and Croirin out wrive largest boxing houses In his serene ell). 6-4; Pascliall McDowell (Res- Tbe dark unf at homed caves of ervoir) beat Sam Katz (Dudley), ocean bear." 6-3; Douglas Doty (Richland) beat distanced the White Sox today and "tory of the Kama in the world. the state in the interests of the ffBatE Walker Finish Fight Training: Philadelohla. Aug.

Washington won the final of the official 1929 souvenir football series 6 to 2." It gave the Senators Kerwln May Be On Wing UBtJSn MReservoir), 6-4, Thl. Tnr.1, f.rwln from lnls. Grlmsley (South) beat program. Strlbling has a record of 115 knockouts, hla latest victim being re Harry Fay, who was at first billed with the Southern boy for the local Dale Van Slckel. end extraordl.

three out of four in the aeries. The damaga was accomplished in the vllle Male, High, may help dispel McDowell (Reservoir). nary, Florida's first All-American, bout. The switch waa made when also was a star summer school stu seventh inning when the Grlffmen counted five runs, their entire to- IVT tZl IZ viJV Following are the result of the oyer the end situation at Vander- 18.year.old MicteV Walker: mlddleweieht dent, lie Is directing junior base Matchmaker Tom Humphreys learned that Strib and Fay were till chabploni and; lo i.omsHi..X ball activities in Gainesville this Charles MUrphy (Reservoir)" beat. (Continued from First Sport WanliliHtloa.

Aan FO A month. be to meet lir Little Rock last week. Wine Whipped 8trib. 11 1 II 0 rv rr moo Archie (Centennial), 6-1; his eleven there. ha has never CharIea MurpIl (Reservoir) beat Aberdeen pleted training tdday at their re-5'' 2 are far better fortified for a battle Soehler, the fireball hurler may Koyce Uood breed, two overy.

po- ooiin. if cower (Dudley), An Frankle'Wlne is one ttf the few trytn It'hn Unvm it. 1 nun .1 QfM4kll. to the One of the combats spective for. thelr'.

get the He says' he is ready tent ball carriers, are lite guards I'ronln, IV .1 McDonald (Howell) beat John Link will be staged Thursday. Its art Whether Pants Rowand is ready ot Dva Went, cf friAlthough they met in a 10-round to-round bout at the municipal ata-y off day on the card, for both fac I II as ouutiKiii QuuKiH. (Morgan), 6-1; Charles Murphy pound cargo of poison at Georgia (Reservoir) beat George Cantrell col no-deelslon srpan in firrn1 V7nnM for him or not something else Vain. tions. 1 last September.

Wine was nluAn i ha (1 fill ifiintelnn 1 dium Monday night. From the hills of Harvey's Lake Jack Kearns. manager of th 'V ine iwo oig guaru sensaiiuns ui Spsncer, i I (South), T. Doremus (Mc- Vance Maree. Still ten minutes of Ferrin) beat Arls McDonald (How- l28, are both in Tampa worKingi Brown, Ivory hunters from, the Big Show Although there still are some Jersey toy bulldog, predicted inn 'l.

II 1 VI 1 .1 1 1 sot had Stribllng on the floor for a Jng count of eight when the! bell ended ten hours a day, six days a week. rv. tab' i. ml l.lnvjl 1 TOtall have strange and singular methods aeierminanon is worm ion ions John T- Haley (Centen- welght and ten tons of experience. nlaI) beat Herbert osment (Mor- And Tuck Kerwin, if he unfolds sran) j.0.

wm Grimsley (South) that asset, will wipe off the cob- beat Paul Littte (McFerrin). 6-3; of weighing the assets and liablll .35 i I 21 II 4 AB It PO A .58 0 4 0 0 Wilson, end. are aiso laDoring in nhkua ties of a gent In the bushes. Of Walker would knockout Lomski. i Inside of five rounds.

After comoletin his training- at Leipervllle. Lomski was rampa. Two freshmen of last fall, Metzitr. if "'the mill. According to newspaper JJS clippings, the Grand Rapid' -tnnribes believe Wine would have Clo put Striding to sleep had he webs from the Vandy nanus.

Charles Murphr (Reservoir) beat course, if universal existed as to the demerits and merits of who should be big factors this cuseii Reyr olds, rf 4 season, Carlos Proctor and Jimmy a swatter or. slabber, great dis Khlrei lb down in Crackertown who bemoan the truth of Those Vols, Morgan Blake, down in Atlanta, is not amongst te number who snoot at the Rowland faction, "It's time some of the smaller towns were winning a flag," he rites. "The big Cities have had a monopoly on the pennant too long. 'Twould be a good thing for baseball if Nashvillo was to win." White, likewise selected Tampa as fident that h9 would decisively de-i. feat Walker and pave the way a campaign to win the aster- would occur.

For spies sent Hoffman, ox 4 Kamm, 3b 3 the city in which to attend sum Vt opened up earlier. Wine was on defensive for the first seven Jtet rounds and then he cut loose on 0 2 1 I 1 0 0 0 forth by major mags would trample Karr, 2b mer vocations, one another to death, in their eag- Red" Bethea, a fine halfback, Hers, Welland. WBliana, erness to pluck some gent. Plenty all onH Ian nnunriu hmivlor eoa td una also Kayoea tilm. K.

O. Clirlst'rier, the Akron rub frni. heavyweight championship, which Tommy Loughran soon will relin-y quiSh Lomski will outweigh Walker by about 11 popnds. Lomski, a legiti of gum shoo folks the Upper limn a. 1.aP.a la ri is -A I nAdkins limn cin uciuiCi la a.tmit pecnier.

wno createcr sucn a plying the Atlantic seaboard bAutrv the "tlr In New York last fall when Ed Sauls, 194 pounds of fullback Total 35 1 27 TNT. helped paint the gymnasium ur course even wun an ine om- T. Doremus (McFerrin), 6-4, 6-2; talion of backs which Dan Mc- will Grimsley (South) beat John Gugln can muster, they will be like T. Haley (Centennial), 7-6, 6-3. chaff unless the Vandvy mentor can Following are the girls' results: construct a stout line.

Fielding Mary Veltrie (Centennial) beat Yost once chirped that you can tie Louise Scott (Morgan), 6-0; Mii- the football around a pupy neck dred Weatherly (South) beat Lois and he will make ground if there Dean (Shelby), 9-7 Margaret are smashing forwards ahead ot Murphy' (Reservoir) beat Sarah him. No one has yet had the tern- Phillips (Shelby). 6-8; Esther erity to debate that matter with White (Centennial) beat Dorothy the Michigan wizard. Waldlng (Morgan), 6-1; Dorothy The advantage of alternating Sloan (Richland) beat Sue Duff backfield are manifold. They per- (South), 6-2; Mary Veltrie (Cen- mit powerful blows to be launched tennial) beat Mildred Shropshire against tiring teams.

Then tnere (Richland). 6-4; Esther White is the poslblllty of developing more 'Centennial bat Margaret Mur- versitalitv from so many backs. nhy, (Reservoir), 6-4; Annie Mai The ideal combination of course Is "le (McFerrin) beat Dorothy one that swing wide, punch the Sloan (Richland) 6-4 p- Mlldrea iin ot.h To h. nffeptlvo a Weatherly (South) beat Mary Vel- diet he fought a draw with Jack Pharkey. was recently given a neat JJJJI lacing by Wine.

Joe Sckyra Is also listed as Wine's victim. Romero of the University, but is now In a Ran for Bers In th. Batted for McKain in th. Score by Innings: Tallahassee, his old mate light-heavyweight, will welghao-j about 175 pounds and Walter about- i. 164.

Lomski also will have slderable reach and height on middleweight champion. ay, i The bout will be the first Import, tant match held in the Ben Clemons. center: Dale "Mud Kansas City Star Says Strib Will Fight Schmeling weeKoJas. Chuck Rurnn. Art Welgand fB5 Toleaux SiiKUero.

George Courtney, dy" Waters, tackle, and Leonard Washington 000 000 5005 McLueas, back, after eight weeks Chicago 000 200 0002 eU-ew Chester. Lefty Cooper, Harry Centennial arena since the flrstmsb ot husky painting in Gatorland. are Summary Runs batted In: Kerr, heUlllon and Chuck AVIggins are now jn Waters old home state of Spencer. Goslin, Cronin 3. Home adimong those Wino has either Dempsey-Tunney fight in 1926.

7 Lomski has been made a slight, i-i Indiana. Harry Green, end, who was a member of the summer rung; Spencer. Cronin. Two base hit: Kamm. Sacrifices: Reynolds, Mbenten or held to a draw.

During his stay in Nashville, favorite in the early betting. Kamm. Stolen bases: CIsselL painting crew, is resting at Day tona Beach. J'" Strlbllng will make several flights S. Davidson Herron of Plttsl? Hayes.

Hit by pitcher: by Well Ira over the city and surrounding towns Smiling Mike Houser, guard, is and (Brown). Struck out: by burgh, who beat Bobby Jones the national amateur title In backfleld must have a conceal- -4. 7-1; EstherJ ed threat. There is no question ftWU. "tennial) beat Annie Matf Little ille will be accompanied here by camn counsellor at Eagle River, ier turned up their nose at Paul Waner.

There were some who even went so far as to predict that Walter Johnson would keep his light hidden under a bushel in the tall grass. But there cams, to 'Sulphur Dell not a million years' ago a spy who sniffed at Tom Oliver, the Taav-eler flychaserr and declined to become interested in any dollars and cents concerning him. "He cannot hit. All he gets ia. singles," waif the ungrammatica verdict of he ivory seeker.

Yet Tom Oliver Is In front of the Dixie parade right now In hits and total satchels. A year ago he was right up there with Ulllott Blgelow, the Baron fence buster when the tabulation of extra base thumps hud been One reason why Tom Oliver attracts so little attention is -because he makes everything appear to be such a almpl tnsk. He is too often standing under the ball. -Once George Burns, "a noble flychaser, was fired by John McGraw because he made nothing look-, difficult and thereby -caused' a few. huzzahs from tha Bug Brigade.

Some of tlwse here, scouts regard (McFerrin). 6-2, 6-8. Ksnsss City, Aug. 17 (JP) The Kansas City Star will say tomor-rof that Gabe Kaufman, Kansas City fight promoter, has signed W. L.

"Young" Strlbllng, Georgia heavyweight champion contender, Welland "4. McKain 0,. Brown 1. Hits: off Welland 9 in 6 1-3 in Wisconsin. Wilbur James, guard, Is the new Pennsylvania champion.

HlQUEEN HELEN BEGINS is at Camp Carolina. but that the menace ot Bill Spears' passes made Jimmy Armistead high scorer two years ago. BUI TED VAUGHAN TO Joe Bryan, tackle, after a sum nings, McKain 0 In 2 2-3. Base on balls: off Welland 3, McKain 2, Brown 2. Double plays: Cissell to mer school in Gainesville, is now DEFENSE OF CROWN Spears forced the enemy to thin STUDY BALLISTICS In Jacksonville.

The same for Bill to Max Schmeling, the German Shires. Cronin to Myer to Judge. out. That made the enemy wall so porous It was less difficult to MeUao, husky guard, and Jimmy sensation, in the 1930 "battle of the L.ert on bases: Washington 9. Chi Nolan, who may be successor to i puncture.

century," some time after the first Dutch" Stanley at right end for of the year. Officer to Be With New cago 10. Losing pitcher: Welland. Time 2:03. Umpires: Guthrie, Hil-debrand and Ormsby.

The ro has been a great hue and cry about Vandy amassing a nuar- Florida The bout, the Star will say, will towawaysS Joe Norfleet, tackle, is still the tette of heavy backs. But that ar York Squad. be staged at Miami Beach. Kaufman said Joe 'Jacob's, big butter and egg man ot New rangement Is not the dream of REEVES' HOMER WINS St. Louis, Auir.

17 (1P Reeves' berry. Tom Perry, guard. Is all Schmelllngs manager will arrive of that and perhaps more over more over mo f. coaches. Overpowering an enemy by sheer power is the exception which proves the rule in this day here within a week to sign the With the departure of Tid his home town of Daytona KVT" contraot.

Vaughan, special Investigator at Beach. Broward McClellan, quar of open warfare. mju. KitLlfc (Jill in St. Louis Browns today, 1 to 0, In the final game of the Rerles and faphnrf tn th ttfotk ftt ittnrnov.

terback. Is In West Milton, Ohio, Vanderbllt, if it can develop nH.hi.Vi? Elites Lose Opener gents In the minors who do their and Johnny Bryson, another sig Rlchar1 X- Atkinson, for nit York Saturday night. It was do not pop open at the seams has thus win three out nt four. Danny nal caller, is en route to Canada. are becoming almost an epidemic, the Graf Zp- pelin also finding one on board after the ship had.

started. Our last advertisement on stowawaya still holds good. We don't carry them in our stock because they are danger- ivmcrayaen neia tne to i. we American Champion Faces if i Strong Field. New York, Aug.

17 lUP)- With D. fcllelen Wills of Boikley, fa-i f.vored to win hvr sixth title thelSnd -f junnual VVoinuus national tennis 'i ((Championships will start at the liWest Side tennis club. Forest Hills, 1., Monday afternoon. TUu foremost challengers for aiMlss Wills' grown, are Uetty eliall of KiicluiHl, who carried the 11 KJalUoriiia cliaiiiljloii to two dciice II piets in the Wlghtmun cup series; 0ielcn Jacobs, ot California, who to Mlsu Wills In the Wlmble- wi (Vlon final: Mrs. Michael Watson, U-ilim English matron who conquer-jj tni Helen Jacobs In the Wlghtmun 01 matches: and Kdith Cross 1 i ho hlondo Sail Francisco steno- try .1 'lev "Million Dollar" Monk Dorsett, three hits.

the greatest oportunlty in ace of the 1928 freshman team, of Willi ilia ixiunb inuuistn iiiBMns vi work with little effort from the same angle the ball tosser of whom Buga Bae'r wrote; viewed his eating. He never drank his coffet) from a cupu which had a handle. For he i wanted to make every Boat on AB PO A To Indianapolis A. B. C.

The local Elite Giants dropped their opening affair with the In-d lanapolls A. B. C. outfit ester m.uC vestlgation will be established in whom great things are expected, has been adding poundage and acarrltt, if Ju-iL k. k.

future in conpecUon wltn 1US. -iura: ill II tnrn 1 i IT l'a tiff HK. bronze to his frame while working BntHrnck, et comes flustered. And a football foe chance look hard. 1 at Jacksonville Beach.

He is After completing a month's study FiarreU, rf Regan, 2b day by a 17 to 12 score. The bat 4 ..4 ..3 ..3 ..3 ..3 ..3 around the 200-pound mark and as of forensio ballistics, or tle turned out to be a slugging Todt. lb which is upst is easy prey. Dynamite Blast Rocks brown as a chocolate dipped rai- A. Gastfin Rhvnu.

1 13 0 3 1 0 1 0 nrearms identification in civil and criminal cases, Mr, 'Vaughan will procure the oroner equipment for facFayden, stn. "Monkey" Brennan, quarterback of tho "Baby Gators" of last year. Is with Dorsett. and he likewise is looking better than ever. match with the.

invaders taking the bigger end. The visitors hammered Spearman and L. Williams for 16 safeties while the locals touched Davis and Drew for 12 hits. New Albany and Louisville establishing the bureau here, and Totals Hi. Iula 31 27 14 AB PO A such a division should he in Del Nw Albsny, Aug.

17. CP) ous. All the merchandise 1 here is the very best ob- tainable and no inferior jj or cheap or unwanted merchandise finds Its way to our store. Buy here and you are assured of jj-. the best at the lowest prices.

Those Vols play a' dual role In their duel with the touring Mobile Bears down In Sulphur Dell this afternoon. They Will become base-ball'a Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde. They will be at hjomfl but they will be Those Mobile JVar who -have moved the whole kit and 'kerboodla of their home games are to bs The "Fighting Gators" will rally ation in Davidson county within Mellllo.

Ib Wrtlowan, A terrific blast this afternoon rocked this "ity and the west end of the next sixty days. These two outfits will tangle rf around the old pigskin for the first time on September 6. at Anastasla Jvrapher. Blue, lb Mr. Vaughan will study with Louisville.

across the. river again today in a twin bill at Wil-n son' The first game is slated" V. if. the matches run true to form. Manusli, If stand.

Ht. Augustine, where 10- f.m here! shtttered win. Calvin Oondard.de.ynown resn, sa J.Vviiss Wills and Miss Muthall expert, and with the New York po to start at 2 o'clock. Siliulte cf dows. The explosion occurred when Miculd meet in the upper half lice department, where he will be officials attempted to destroy two Score by innings: hue Iieml-flnal and Miss Jacobs and host to the Vols -although they Stewart, the guest of Police Commissioner day preliminary training camp will be held.

The Rotary Club. an the Chamber of Commerce of St Augustine are cooperating In making the stay of the 'Gators a delightful and beneficial one. tons of dynamite. r- euvtrs Watson in the lower half xlladKro Orovor C. Whaien and will be attached for a time to New York's Apparently no one was injured.

A. B. 621 213 11017 16 2 Elites 431 121 00012 12 2 iliracket. rt'. Madras Collar Attached Residents within a radius of five esme iu.

ni uui farrmua homicide Totals 0 3 37 13 3 Miss Wills has won the title five valines In tho last six years. Slie miles heard tne mast ana rusnea m. hur.n.i xBatt1 for Stewart in 8th. out of their houses. Shir Batteries: Davis.

Drew and Jef-fy: Spearman, th Williams and N. Williams. ii iK- rts: will mark the beginning of the op- Score by innings: fliVBt won the championship by de-rioatlng Alolla Mnllury In 19-3 and The blast wrecked the home of eratlon of the first such division NASHVILLE GAS TAKES TWIN BILL FROM HILL Boston 100 000 0001 in the Southern states, it is be Carlson Bell, 300 yards away, and windows in residences a mile away i Jield It for the next two years, but St. Louis 000 000 0000 lieved. The system Is highly rec $1.35 3 for $4.00 Three Sandlot Teams Forfeit Saturday Games Summary Runs batted In, ommended by all high police au Reeves.

Two base hits, Melillo, jjvati iorcea to reiinquisn in 1:130 fjvhen shu was 111 and unable tu Compete In the national champlon-hlpn. Sim came bnck to win it were shattered. No one was in the Bejl home at the time. MOVIE STAR WED3 on thorities, many -courts ana soms of the leading criminal lawyers in the United States, it Is asserted. Schulte.

Rothrock, Todt, MacFay-den. Home runs, Reeves. Sacri will be invaders. They will have the last "go round" at bat. For if Those Vols followed out the schedule they would down in Mobile after noon.

It Is all mixed Up but jnaybe you' 'can 'make heads or tails of It. At any rate Those. will take the place ot the visitors and visitors will take the place ot. Those Vols. That is In everything the final score pro vided the plans of Psnts Rowland St Co.

are not garbled. There will be the customary donation of wrist watches, Harold Shyer will tie on on the arm of Spenca Adams because of his vsluo in slugging four baggers here of Close in Full Game Leading Printers. Three local sandlot battlegrounds New York, Aug. 17 VP) Tho fice, Regan. Double plays, Melillo to Blue: Rhine to Regan to Todt; Heeves to Regan to Todt; Scarritt were quiet yesterday as that number of teams drew a forfeit.

Har-ley-Holt, Pnitofflce and Kings' Daily News tomorrow will say that Tomrnv Avcock Wins Carol Dempster, motion picture I ommy rty cock wins star, was married secretly this A.Kvill P.ftlf. Mftftt to Todt. Left on bases, Boston, gain in 1027 and Tli feature matches scheduled jfloml.iy fnllow: Ethel Tiurkhardt. Pan 'ranclsco. vs.

Marjorie Morflll, edham, Mass. 2:00 Helen Jacobs, Berkley, vs. Penelope Anderson, Richmond, Va. 4:30 Mrs. Kowboys failed to have enough men on the field.

These teams are St, Louis, 3. Base on balls, off week to Edwin 8. Larsen, vice- president of P. W. Chapman Ashevllle.

N. Aug. 17 (Ac company, investment bankers. Tho Aycock of Jacksonville to- MnrKayden, 2. Struck out, by Mac-Kaydon, by Stewart.

1. Hits, off Osden. 0 in 1 Inning; off Stewart, 6 In 8. Losing pitcher, 8tew-nrt. Umpires, Campbell and Owens.

Time, 1:21. tlcliaei Watson. Kngland, vs. JoHe- News will say the couple is beiiev- day defeated Al Ulmer also or ed to on the Leviathan bound for of Jacksonville 4 up and to to ploy out of the flag chnso so have lost all Interest in the tussels. Harley-Holt forfeited to Hur-', Kandy Kids while "the Plumbers drew the Kowboys.

This was the third straight game thnt hln Criilckshank, California. a honevmoon abroad. 1 in the final of the eevonth annual EFirsiimlli Church at Fifth Helen Herklev, 2. 1 Baltimore Forest Country Club invitation golf tournnment. late, Jo Jo Klugman, the grand old man, whose wise noodle has been ot such benefit to Those Vols will be another gent to be I iw ltotty Nutlmll.

Knglnnd, The Nashville Gas boys captured both ends of a twin duel with (he H. G. Hill Tercolators yesterday to closo in on the league-lending Marshall Bruce Printers. Only a one game margin separate these two outfits and they tangle In tho only other affair remaining on their schedule next Saturday The gas gang took the opener by a to 0 count, and followed this up by winning the nightcap 4 to 2. Tho last game will either put the tenuis in a deadlock, necessitating a playoff or It will give the Printers the Industrial AA flag by a two game note No.

8 at Foot. Knrel Kozoluh. pro tennis player from Czecho-Slovakla, was retained to coach the V. S. Davis cup team.

it. ii 1 1 iwinfii it mm ut i iii Rabbit Miirnnvllle, nt 37, Is one I "1 "bortstops In the Na- onal I.cninio Judge: This officer states that he found you two fighting In the middle of the street. Defendant: The officer has mis-led you. When he arrived we were trying to separate each other. Yale Record, Rabbit Maranvllle Is mentioned as the 1980 manager of the Bos ton Braves.

HALT CEKTLTY Or SINCUM SMITH the, Postofflce crew has forfeited, this time to the Marshall A Bruce Printers, As Nashville Gas- ijok both twin of a twin bill from the ll. O. Hill Percolators, they moved to within one game of the Printers leaving the deciding tilt on the slate for next Saturday when these two yearns mi where, the National Open was held. Is a hard one. Johnny FurreJI took an I and Bobby Jones a 7 there.

Laverne Fator In early July led metropolitan jlckeys.wlth a record ef 83 flrt, 16 seconds and 13 for 121 races. The (combat ia booked for o'clock, Beter bs there early, You mteht have to do a heap of standing up trying to find a place to park your onntomv. No telling who will hurl the baseball. George Ignaclo Fernandez broke into headline bouts In New York by stopping Al Singer. lie.

then lost decisively- to Tony Cansoneti and Kid Chocolate 3 Mark Koenlg finally convinced Ulef liUKRlns that he was a bet-SJr ahortstop than Leo Durochor. 1' i.