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Torch 1, sT'oncrrol on bases: Philadoipl-. j. At Fairmount cfi At Belmont Park XITI-HDAVS BEsl'LTS Dobbers Rc ji-tcr Ei'sbt Runs in One Rene LaCoste Wins French Net Title For Third Time aX Frame as They Wirt (Continued from First Pb 4 ing a homer and a triple credited to Moore. Two hlta and an error in the first Inning netted the locals pair of runs and later in the fifth four smashes were bunched for three runs. Chattanooga A3 Taylor, If 8 0 Dashlell, 2b 800 Barrett, cf 4 11 Moore, lb 8 8 8 Vick.

rf 4 0 8 Ballenger, 8b 4,0 1 Dowtin, 4 0 1 Brock, 8 0 0 Eettlemlre, 2 0 0 Howard 0-0 0 PO 2 8 0 8 0 0 2 0 0 8 0 8 0 Treadway, zx 10 0 0 Llnffle. 1 00 0 0 8 0 0 0 -'0 0 4 0 Totals- 82 2 24 18 1 0 xRan for Brock in eighth xxBatted for Settlemlrs in eighth. 1 Jt, t-nn tio iitatfl 11-. Tiii.tl Boy Jne Bruoker io, M.Ily I'uran 111, xKriKhiful mo. xLord 134.

AUo aue Barker, lui. At-aiinun V1UO 190. xApprentice aliowaao claimed. Clear and aac At Washington Park YESTERDAV'S RESULTS Firet race 11,101 claiming 1-year-olda maldena. 6-1 mile NaxUar lot (Ayrauli 111.

11.15, 14.51 won. Paraall Boy lot iljeprema) 11.14. 14.11 aecond. Helen King lis (Beech) li.Ot third. Ira 1:00 i-a.

Ala ran. caeoc To. Little Rumn Ua, Royal Equity, alia Lotta, Mat ila-honey. Mlae Nobody, Jaboulay, no roya. rater, i'mee reak.

becond rac $1,100 claiming 1-year-olda up. i ueors uroom lot (Rid. oat) 17-41, tl.ta. tl.tl won. Bill Seth 104.

(I)ouglae) tt.lt, ti ll aecond Tray-more jot (McDermott) tilt third. Time 1:1 t-. Ala ran. Bad Leather. Arm Jean Kayall.

iter rick. Hiddea Thoughta. Third rac 11.109 elalmlng l.year-olde up. a- mile 1 yrol ill (U Jonee) 11.10, 11.41, $3.40 wan. Sixty 111(.

Koehm) tl.til, tl.lt aecond. Black Snot lot (it. Ayraudl tl4 third, Tim 1:11 1-5. Alan ran, Bruaette Preferred. Bowler.

Kentucky Babe Black Pattl Fourth race $1,290 allowances 1-vear. olds, 5-s mile Jimmy Moran 111 (Morris) 11.14. tl-41. 12.11 won. Khar.

Ill (f atrone) aecond. Tlmour 111 (McDermott) tl.14 third Time :51 1.1. Ala ran. Camp Boaa, llllnoia. Fort Dearborn.

Chatter Ann. Fifth raoe $1,501 allowanoea 4-year-Ida up, 1 mile Dowagla 111 D. prema) It.tl, $1.71, $3.41. won. King Nadl lit McDermott 11.70.

13 40 mma. ond. Wacker Drly 101. (R. Jenea) 14.44 third.

Time 1:11 Alao ran. Flattery, Replevin, Beauregard. sixth raca 11.300 slalmln l.v.M. 1 mile and 70 yard Earl ef Warwick 101 Neal) 111.14, won. Tamina 101 (Ayrand) $4.11.

aecond. Irene T. Ill (Anderson) 14.01 third. Time 1:41 t-l. Ala ran.

Hurettand. Ttmoat, Haymaker, AVeodgaln TODAY'S ENTRIES 11,101 olalmlaa l-yaavweJa! I furlongs xLakeland lot. Kwaa Lnn 111. Kolaway 107, Easter Boy 110, Tea Crack lit. Foxy Beta lit, saoond, claiming t-year-olda bk (II and I) I fnrlenaa Partlsioata 111.

xWlnlfrei 107, xShlft lit, Barnone 117, xRed Spider 111, House Boy 111, Pan ket 113, Owena lot, Gceuno xFair vena 100, xHer Answer 111. Brk of Dawn 110, Walter Ill, Tom Kaaty 111. xRoyerofter 111. Ala aUalbl. xHoney FlaU 118.

Oakland 111, xAmtL ear 111. Third race 11,100 claiming l-yr-elds up, (IS and I) I furlongs Oea Crlt 105. xHam 101, Athey ill, xMollle Dear 107, Sweep Net 10T, xPomegranat 117, Blfkla 111. Rellin 110, Whip Cracker 110, xSt. Matthew 111, Cathorln 8.

to xuaorg stack lit. xsasdy Ma lit, xVoahell Color Blind 111. Ala eligible. Blrdwood 117. xOaala H.

lit Olympla lit. 1 Fourth race 11.300. The Diplomat 4- un. (T) I furlong Laur! $111 101, India Love Call 101. Black Beetle 101, Colonel Spragu 109, Charmarle 10, Water Lad Aleader lot, Fifth rac $1,100, Th Urexel l-vear-olda.

mile (Out of chute) Brow Hrulua 101. Badgerfac 104. Buttered Toaat lot, Judg Hay Flood Control 100. iHicnaemn 107, Sixth race $1,101 claiming 4 op. 1 mil and 71 yard (Out of chute xuootor Fred 110.

xueneral Clinton 10. Isostasy 111. xPaula Shav 10a xSpanlah Lay 110. Cuddle HI, Seventh rac 11,101 claiming t-year-olda up. 1H aillea (7) Price ly lot, BiU Coagray jot.

xTona Byrn 11. Copper, shin IIS, xHaeel Denleon 101. Mia Chlnlquy lot. Faatlval III. Apprentice allowance claim.

i llorsea Hated acoording peat poaltloa. lea aad faat. First rac 11.100. cUlmlng. 1-year- olda.

mile. Maty. 105 (Brlce). l-l. eves.

1-1. wen; St. Toacaa. Ill (La ger). 1-1.

4-1, tecoit; Eenxle, 111 (Baker), 1-1. third. Time. 1:11. Alao ran: Charon.

Devil's Due, Hie, Daacln Prtnceaa. aecond race II. lot. allowances, 4-year olda and up, 1 mllee. Polish, 117 (Cheyne), lt-t.

4-1, 1-1, won; Crenalaa. 133 tThorndyke), 1-5. 1-5, aecond; Runner, 117 (Jeffcott), t-l, third. Tim. :51 $-1.

Alao ran: Foratima, Arch Way, 6ir Sweep, Astronomy Redla. Third race. 11.100, allowance, 2-year-olds 1(4 miles. Jack High, 111 1-10, out. cut, won: Folking, lit (Kator).

I-L 4-3. aecond; Marine. Ill iw. Garner). 1-10 third.

Time. 1:11 l-l, Ala ran: Bus Hatter, ladlgo. African, Anna I. a paloma. Fourth 11.100, handicap, 1-year- olda up.

ttt furlong. ica. (ra-tor). t-l. out, wont Tinder.

104 (Williams), l-l out, aecond; Bennia Khayyam. 115 (Lyons). out.7 third Tim. t-l. AIM raal Bradley'a Pgy.

Fifth roe. 11.000. allowance. 1-year- olda. 414 furlongs CoIoaaaL 111 (Burke), tn-l.

4-1. won; Jack Campbell, 111 (McAfee), l-I l-l, econd; war Saint, Ht-tHoon), t-l, third. Tim. l-t. Aleo ran: Bud Broom, Dunlin Sob, Wrackell.

Spearhead. Bl Buslne Oooagh. Spinach, Companion. Skirl, Silver Cord. Imperial Air, Royal Paa, Sixth rac, $1,11 claiming, l-yar-olds and up, 1 mil.

Star O'Morn, 114 (Bteffrn). I-t. l-l, l-t, wont Croydon, 101 (W, Garner), 1-1. even, aecond; Stormy Dawn, 111 (Robertson), l-t, third. Time, 1:37 4-1.

Also ran: Candy Pig. Fnlamil Mallna Minster, Recreation, Cyrano, Orey Hawk, Sua Kclips, Negepoll, Sua Forward. TODAY'S nTRRXES First rac claiming, maldaa 1-year- fllMea, i furlong Wldener eoura. (It) Sewing Clrol 111, Fair Dawa lit, Mcnica 111, Whit. Enalgn 111.

My Toy lie, fata lit, Kerry Mack 111. irer-rina 101. St. Hilda 100, xOay Iaabea tot. Plum Wing 111.

VStllla. 111. Olxa X. lit. Cindy Lou 111.

Hunrl lit, xBaBttt 101, xxBeada 111. Madder Seeoal Two. Th Hrlaa Iteenlecbas. selling: 4-yeer-oM and up, about I miles, (14) Cloa Work 141. xMaatonlaa 140.

Barleyoor 141. xOlanc 131, Sllev Rue Ml Boll Knight Ilk, Bndlcntt 131 Rii- blgny 141, Volunteer 141, Vooallaa 111, Aidin 131, uunaoat it, Baoraut 14h Don 111. Third ro Th Fashion l-vear-old fllllee; lli furlongs, Wldener cenrs. Ill) Lady Beyer 111. Sunalba 114.

Mad Hattl 111. Enid 114. Hllarl 114, Kep On lit. Con-lev ill. Erin 111., Adequate 111, Dlxl Drmr 114.

Peler'a Pet 114. Coasting 114. Rue Fourth race Th tournament handicap; 1-year-oMe anp. On mil (.. lankarl.) 100: Buddy Bauer, lit: Valor- mia 111.

Cherry PI 101; Iron Bide 117. nnyai tjirangar n. Fifth rca Th Sylvan Ole. maiden. l-Tr-olda up.

one mil (). Kildar lit. Honrman 111. Mortatar 115. Truncheon 111; Batroma lit, Th Dap per us, uau a is.

reaving nr e. Sixth race, elaimlnr. 1-vear-oldl. alx furlong. Wldener ooura (10).

nHappy Hiure 101, Be wrank 110. Hiawatha lit. King Bird 110, xGuntaar 101. Spectre lit. Pretty Michelle 101.

xLllll Can lt. (Clatter lot. Bettl Ax lit, xxTh Worker lit. xMerltllan Queen lit. Curator 110, Corneliua 110.

xldentor 110, torthmnton Joy Rork 110, Hno- vlann lit. Lewis Black 115. poubl Dora 110 xxAutumn Bloom 101. Beat Il, rjnthnalaatle 111. Ooldea Tanop 110, Woodooek 110.

xChlclero I1. Fatlrua 110. Paa-an Ood 110. FltiDlsett lie. Ventauela 10.

si pounds: xxT pounfla, apprentle allowance Wethr, -clear; track, feat, V- a YITII CCLON PURSE 'dicing Second Under Wire With Marine Third. (By Universal Service.) tslmont Park, Juna J. George U'idener's Jack High, 7-to-20 fav- ran to th expectation of Monday crowd hare this after-f un and carried off the Colon irse, third on the card and the feature. This high, stepping year-old ton of John P. Grier home in front of seven other year-olds, and ran the' mile and furlong in the smashing time of SO 8-5, carrying; top -weight et pounds, giving away variously onj nrteen pound down.

ti. x. Archibald Folblng, wai "cond, a length and a fcall in front J. E. widener's Marine.

Giants Wallop Cubs for Fourth Straight Time from First Sport Page) on ball ofl Johnson off Jyaley off Ballou, 2. Struck out '-by Johnson 1: by Sherdel Dy Dudley by Ballou 1. Hits off Johnson 5 in 4 innings. (None 6th) oft Sherdel 7 In 5 In lings; off Dudley 11 In 8-8 in Jnlngs: off. Ballou 2, In 2 1-S in lings.

Ieft on bases St. Louis 11; Brooklyn 7. Winning pitcher Sher 1eL. Xoein cltcber Ballou. Ura I res Rear don and MeCqrmick.

ime oi gajnw z.z. n. I NINTH IN ROW Pittsburgh, June 8. (flV-The r. Pittsburgh Pirates, after losing I two straight to Philadelphia, wreaked vengeance on the Quakers today by beating them 4 to 8.

It tva the ninth consecutive win for Burleigh Grimes, spltball artist, who has not dropped a contest this leaaon, A triple Thompson, to I Hurst to Frlberg, featured In the fourth after the Buccaneers had made four Grimes lined to the Philadelphia second baseman with first and second occupied and 1 the fast work of the Quaker infield killed off the Pirate tally. The Phillies only runs resulted from Lerlan's homer with Fribery on. Grantham' and P. Waner made circuit hits for the home team. P.

iLlYaner also bad. two Philadelphia, AB TO A Thumpaan, lb 140 OUoul, It 4 0 1 Klein, rf 4S Hunt, lb 4 11 i i i ii i i ii i i I i i Wh tnmr. lb 4 9 1 Pel. ct 4 ,4,1 Frlberg. ea I 1 t.ajtun.

11 Pair, Ill SfrMtUnd. 1 I Hoy. I tart lie Total. .11 114 14 Batted tor Roy la ninth. Ptttaborsk AB PO A BrtlL aa 4 1.1 4 1 1 waner, ef 4 1 I V.

-waner, rC 4 4 1 Traynor, lb Ill Orantham. lb Ill Comorookr, If I flheely, lb 1 Hargreav, a I Grime, 4 I I 11 I I I 110 Total 14 II IT Score by lnnfogsi I'l. -Philadelphia OtfO 20 600 Pittsburgh 001 482 01 14 Siimary Runs batted In? Bar-tell, Grantham' 4, Harbreaves Lerian 2,, P. Waner Comorosky tell, Comorosky 8, P. Waner t.

Peek Three base hitsi Brlger. Home runs: Grantham, Lerjan, P. Waner. Stolon bases: Comorosky, Triple playi Thompson to Hurst to Frlberg. HOUia HAIR IN PLACBaT MiBJaM aw SarLar lican it aukaa tmk wft aa4 aliabla.

aaa kwa it caobad al A tqaM hm. Not abeky. Not arauy. A law draaa ml mmI fcr the auM ihiblMm hain Try it. tasteiis zgstful favor si KEsrLTS Flnt race, 1,009, cUnii.ng, year, olda, mai.tens, mile Anoex lui (J.

Cv.n), 131. T), i.4, won; Lady Lou i. 101 (WUhiin), i.oi, ti.ii, oqU; Uothera Choice 101 (Kinuertyl. 111. si.

third. lime Also ran: Hettjr Belle, Bettjr Caswio. Daiaiy Mihs. laa Ivania, Braaic Away. Nauaiua.

Vaul Luuisa. Aiy x.ava, fin fiosaom. Eacond race. 11,000. claiming-, old-UD.

i mUe Bouiboa 114 (Wallia), IU.il. 14.44. won; Black DarlinK I0i (Tmk), t. 3i. 15.30.

aeeonii; Sun Ami 114 (tdwarusl, 3.JS, third. Time 1:11 Alio tan: The Kunt. Bandy Hampton, l-erfect Modal. C'tutrnuuf lioJel, Charming JLady. Third race, 1.000, 1-year-olda and uo, 1 utile nd 7a yarda Confidential iTuik).

5.ll, 13.14. tl.64, won; Athena i'owier, 4.76, aecond; tiunoy Port 104 Fnd4rKraaa), 13.00, third. Time 1:50 4-5. AJ.o ran: Afnee Wynn, Red Ho be, Briiaod, tly Hey, Chria Paacben. Fourth race, allowances 1-year-olda-up, mile Knlfht Com.

mandar 10 (H. Goneaiee), IS.IO. 17.88, IS. SI, won; Lieutenant Kusaell 111 5. Oi, 5.

JO, aeoond; Sportins Lady lOi (Yerratt), third. Time 1:11 I I. Alae Herada. Bleaainxa, 11. Smith.

Aaroa Auten. Fifth race, allowance, t-year-olda. mile Tannepy 11 (B. IS.ie, 13.SI, 11 ti. Thistle Ann 101 (Moicr), 3.H.

S. 14. aecond; Darnell Bound 111 Clamper 12.60, third. Time 1:01. Also ran: Sam rua, Omar Flo," Ginger Red.

Alerldlaneaa. Klxth raoe, 1L.040, claiming, e.year- olda up, 1 mile and 70 yarde. Hesita tion, 101 (V. Smith), II. 14, 13.11, IJ.T0, won; 81y Polly, 111 (J.

Ford) 35.34. 14.00, aecond; Jenny Dean. 104 (T. Burns), 3.Sg, third. Time.

1:41 1-4. Alao ran: Gay Glee, Paseeue. Knek'a Baby. Seventh race, 81,111, claiming, 4-yaar-olde up, 1 1-11 milea. Iaoard, 104' a 13.44 17.14.

won; Lucky Prltt, 109 (Pendergrau), 11.14,'- 14.11, eecond; Marabou, 101 (Edwarda), tt.tt. third. Time, 1:81 Alas ran: Kpheelon, The Red, Saiuatlon, Bun Sweeper, Dunbeath. TODAY'S XNTBXEg Fn-at race. 11,000, allnwaneea.

1-year-olda, mald.a llllle. I furlonta (11 and Oeortlne K. US, Well B. 115, Prln-oesa laobel 116, Associate 115. Nlta HI.

Prlnceaa Mariraret Hi, Juetlna 115. Jan Wllllamaoa 111. Gooee Step 115, Aim Clarence 115, Awic 115. aAlma Vita llj: Alao Perjury Hi, aSuna 115. aKeenelSnd Stud entry, Second no.

11,000. elalmln, t-year- olda, all (urlonsa, (It 'and I) xFanta 101. Claire Amour 104, xTh Squire 111, xSiater pal 104, xQraceland 100, xMaa-al 101, aal 111, Griff W. 105, Vln-dioation 100, Selma, O'Neal 111,. Oas Baum 101.

xAdmlnlatrator 101. Also Baronlna 111, Potfull 101, For Lack 100, xFaolly 104, xHarpooa 101, xJack Up 101. Third race, 11.101, clalmln. 4-yar-olda up. mile and atxteenth, (II and 1).

Cockney 104, Poet Dlapatch 105. xMaa-eara lot. xCroatan 111, xKInc Tut 100. xAlabama Bound 111, Donbeath, 111. Head Cover 105, Frank Hawley 114, xForefather 100, Punkle 115.

xMlea MaryUnd i. Alao polar Sea 10s, xHlfk Lira ill. Villager 116. Fourth race, 11.000, clahilng. I -year, old maldena, alx furlongs.

(II and 1). Sagamo 104, xRoaeate 101, Senator Ruben 114. Jeesle Carey 111, Arehqueen 107, Goodman. 110, Eddie Lehmann 105, Brldg PartP 107. Board Boy 108, Happy Hanly 111, xl.lttle Captain 101.

Rio Pan-chlta 101. Alao Lifetime lot. Fifth race. ll.SOO. i allewancea, the Springfield, S-year-olda up, en mill and alxteenth.

(4). Lane Allen 111, Wit-dal 101, Bun God II 111, Chancellor 110. Sixth race. 11.000, claiming, l-year-olde up, alx tarlonga (11 Starling 811. ver 110, Caroler lit.

Webtter 110, Gold-mmt 105. Nursery Rhymea 110. Wrench 106. xShaata Lad lis Flying Torch 110; Elolae 105, Trumpet 100, xHynoatlam 105. xBlg Sweep 101.

Seventh rac. tl.ooo. claiming. 4-year-olda up, mil and sixteenth. (13 and Ocean Current lot, 11 Ilea Prior 114, 1923 BUICK COACH 8 t.

1926 MOON SEDAN good tires 1927 NASH ROADSTER cars we have, and a CHRYSLER 70 COUPE new paint and tires 5 Greater splendid of miles of we'll take Pittsburgh 6. Base on bulls: off Grimes S. t'weotland 2, Koy Struck out: by Sweetland Grimes S. Hits: off in 1 innings (none out In 4th); Koy 11 in 5. Losing pitcher: Sweet land.

Umpires: Moran, Pflrman and Quigley. Time of game: 1:52. REDS MAUL BRAVES Cincinnati, June Z.r-P) Six hits off Gantwell. three of them doubles and an error in the first Inning which produced eix runs, gave the Keas a lead which they never re linqulshed and Boston dropped its second straight game to Cincinnati 12 to 3 here today, Acting Manager Johnny Erer Changed the Braves batting torder. placing Richbourg in the lead-off position but the combination failed to cheOK the Braves downward slide.

AB PO A ftiahbourf, rl Maauira. lb Hlsler. lb Hurpor. lieil. lb Clark, cf a II 1.1 Maranvilia, aa Spohrer.

il 3 Mueller Taylar. Cunlwell, xxjamea Orient iald, xxxSarraU Tltala II 1 It 14 II xBatted (or Spobrar la Tth. xaBattrd fof Cantwell la Tth. uBaUad lor Greenfield la Itb. Clarlnnatl AB PO A Pwaaaoa, cf Crlts.

tb preaseo. lb 1 1 a a 1 4 I 1 I. 1 I 1 6 ru'ar. It Ivt 1 1 I II Kelly, lb Allan, rf Ford, aa Sukeforth, lonohua, 4 4 4 1 1 I 4 1 4 1 Kamaar, Totals 11 11 IT 11. Boston 000 101 0013 Cincinnati 500 110 Wx-12 Runs batted in Kel ly 4, Ford Sukeforth 2, Donohue 2, Clark, Maranvllle, Sarrell.

Two. base hits Dresaen, Kelly, Suks forth 2. Maranvllle. Purdy, Allen, Stolen bases Purdy. Sacrifices- Kelly, Allen, Donohue.

Double play Ford to Crlta.to Kelly; pressen to Crtts. to Kelly Bpohrer to Slsler to Bell: Crits to Ford to Kelly. in on base Boston Cincinnati 10. Base on balls off Cantwell 1: off Greenfield 2. Struck out by Dono hue 2: Cantwell 1.

Hits off Cant well 13 In 8 Innings off Greenfield 8 in 8 Innings; off Donohue 11 in 8 inninsrs: off Kemner 2 in 1 Hit by pitcher by Greenfield (Ford and Donohue). Passed balls Suke forth. Taylor, i Winning pitcher Donohue. losin; pitcher Cantwell. Umpires Hart, Rigler and McLaughlin.

Time of game 2:12 Iowa's Case Goes Before Big Ten Sub-Committee Chicago, June 3. UP Iowa's fate as a member of the Western, conference will go into the hands of ft Rla- Ten faculty subcommittee here tomorrow and the speclflo in-atnnnoa of altered rule violation which caused the Hawkeye to suspended more than a week ago maw he lifted. So 'far the general cnarge or. "maintenance of a slush fund to fear for athletes." and "alumni in terfefence with athletics" have been given as the reasons why the atn-letio committee, a week ago.Batur- day night, voted to oust Iowa after January 1. Tomorrow two members of the Iowa athletio department will meet with a sub-committee of three members of the Big Ten faculty committee.

The Hawkeyes who will come to the gathering are. a Lauer, new director of athletics and prof. Louis Pelzer, Iowa's representative in the faculty committee. The sub-committee will be com posed of Prof. George A.

Goofle nough. Illinois: P. E. French, Ohio State, and James Page. Minnesota.

Iowa has asked reconsideration of the "ouster action and It has been reported that the Hawkeye renr. sentatlves will ask the subcommit tee to specify what Iowa should do tO' be. 3- TTS? -I 4- mm i a i a. I Atlanta AB PO A ZoeUer, If 8 112 0 Haley. 8b 4 12 1 4 Burma lb 8 8 18 0 Cullop.

ef .4..... 4 18 8 0 Lopes, 4 0 2 1 8 Jones, ss 4 0 0 8 1 Parham, rf 10 0 0 0 Sheehan, 2b 8 0 0 8 4 Kiefer. 4 0 10 1 'Totals 808 108T 11 0 Soors by Inning: ChatUnooga 010 008 0028 Atlanta 200 0,30 OOx 5 Twn.lvK hits Bel- lenger, Cullop, Dowtin Three-base, hit Moore, iiome run ooic Sacrifice Vick. Rouble plays Dashlell to Ktoor to Ballenger; Dowtin to Daahtell to Moore 8. Lef on ase Atlanta Chattanooga r.aii off Eettlemlra 1: Off Kiefer Horan 1.

Struck out by Bettlemlrs Is Kiefer-1. Hit nff Settlemlrs 10 In inning wun 8 run. Hit by pitcher by Settlemlrs (Parham. Losing pitcher Im T1m. ft gftrn i 11 15.

v. Umpires Campbell and Johnson. army picks captain i ttaint. N. V- June 8.

4JPh rmAM rv. Lnckett. North Caro lina, was elected today to captain next year's track 1 squa4 of the United States Military Academy. AUTO CLASS I IsnrtaTled While es Wall By killed llaehanlc at Lew! Ptle TENNESSEE CLASS CO. tjhorcn ana Avv I toon 8-0748 SEDAN New tire and little and J1 1 Ef A new hood VJ 0 iiu' zm SOUTHERN LEAGUE Club Birmingham New Orleans SO 15 28 21 Pet .667 .571 Memphis Little Rock NASHVILLE Mobile Atlanta Chattanooga 24 21 24 24 22 24 21 27 20 SO 17 2T .533 .500 .478 .433 ,.388 AMERICAN LEAGUE Club Philadelphia 31 '8 -18, IS 23 21 25 29 23 Pet .775 .628 .590 .811 .488 .359 .388 .300 St.

Louis 27 New York. 28 Detroit 24 Cleveland Washington 2 14 18 13 Chicago Boston, NATIONAL LEAGUE Club St. Louis 27 Pittsburgh 24 Chicago 23 Philadelphia 20 New Xork 18 Boston 18 Brooklyn 14 Cincinnati 14 IS IS IS IS 18 28 23 38 Pet .843 :15 .590 .530 .814 ,378 .388 ..330 AMERICAN LEAGUE Clubs-. Won Lest Pets. Minneapolis 29 14 ,874 Kansas City 28 8L Paul 28 Indianapolis 18 LotiisviUe 17 17 Toledo IT Columbus 17 13 .18" 23 23 23 84 IT .687 .868 .452 .428 .425 .415 J6S Where They Play Today, SOUTHERN LEAGUE NASHVILLE AT BIRMINGHAM.

Chattanooga at Atlanta. Memphis at New Orleans. Little Rock at Mobile, AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at New York. Cleveland at Boston. St.

Louis at Washington. (Only games scheduled.) 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE New Tork at Chicago, Philadelphia at Plttsbrugh. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Boston at Cincinnati.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 1 Toledo at Indianapolis. St. Paul at Kensas City. Minneapolis at Milwaukee. Columbus at Louisville.

Yesterday's Results 80UTHERN LEAGUE BIRMINGHAM IB. NASHVILLE Atlanta Chattanooga 3. Menfpbls-Moblle. rain. (Only games scheduled).

AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia Detroit 2 (13 in nings). St. Louis 8, Washington 4 New Tork 1, Chicago 0 ClevelandBoston. cold. NATIONAL LEAGUE New Tork 8, Chicago 1.

St. Louis 8, Brooklyn 8. Pittsburgh 14, Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati 13, Boston 2. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo B-B, Toronto 1 8-2.

Rochester 6, Montreal 4. Jersey City 8, Baltimore 8. Newark 3, Reading 3. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Columbus 4. Jacksonville 10.

Montgomery 2. Pensacola (10 innings). Selma 8. Tampa 7. SALLY LEAGUE Charlotte 8.

Augusta 8, Greenville 8, Ashevlll 4. Spartanburg 3, Kooxvllle (10 innings). Columbia-Maoon. rain. WESTERN LEAGUE Oklahoma City at WJshlta.

rain. Tuisa 8, Topeka 4. Omaha Des Moines 8. Pueblo jll, Denver 8. TEXAS LEAGUE Wichita Falls 10, Dallas 6.

Bhreveport Fort Worth 4. Beaumont 14: San Antonio 4. Houston 10, Waco 1. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE (No games, open date.) EASTERN LEAGUE Allentown 8. Albany (14 In nings) Plttsfleld 8, Providence 14.

(No others scheduled.) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Bt. Paul 1t Kansas City 4. Minneapolis 8, Milwaukee 7. Columbus 8, Louiivllle 4. Toledo 8, Indianapolis THREE EYE LEAGUE Quincy II, Peora 2.

Bloomlngton 9, Springfield 0. Decatur 8, Danville 2. Terr Haute-Evansvlll. no game, COTTON STATES LEAGUE Monroe, 4 "VIcksburg, i Baton Rouge, Meridian, 1. Alexandria 5: El Dorado o.

(Tie called end 12th, darkness); Jackson-Laurel, rain." PIEDMONT LEAGUE (All games postponed, Vain.) THREE-EYE LEAGUE Quincy, 11; Peoria, 2. Bloomlngton 8. iTIe.) Decatur, Danville, 9. No others scheduled. VVE8TERN ASSOCIATION Fort Smith 1-2: Independence 0-1.

Springfield Joplin 8. Shawne 8i Muskogee 8. t. CENTRAL LEAGUE Dayton 6, Canton 3 Krie 8, Springfield 8. Akron 3-1.

Fort Wayne 2-8. Elite Giants Are Beaten By Evansvflle Giants ML Ths EvansvllI 'Relchet Giants defeated the Nashville Elite Gi ants yesterday by a score of 8 to 8. The visitor drove Jim Willi, the Elite's ace from the box In the second inning, collecting six hits and four runs in. They also hammer-id Rex) Wright for six hits and four scores, while the locals only collected 'hits off Williams. These teams will again play today at 8 o'clock.

R. Giants 100 201-8-120 Elite Giants .021 000 1028 78 Batteries Relet. Giants. Wil liams, English; Elite Giants, Wll- Paris, Juna 8. UP) Rene LaCoste once more is at the top ef the world's tenuis heap.

Defeating his countryman. Jean Borotra, in" a thrilling five-set match today by scores 8-J, 8-0, 2-6, 8-8, the stolid and steady Rene captured the French champ ionship fpr the third time since 1925 when the tournament first was opened entires from all countries. He has won in 1925. 1937 and 1928 while in 1928 and 1928 the title went to Honri Cochet, third mem bers of the trl-color's great tri umvlrate. On the way to the finals the three musketeers decisively reasserted their supremacy by beating off the oomblned attack of a big interna tional field headed by Bill.

Tilden, the only foreign player to get as far aa the semi-final. Going on to battle it out with his compatriots, LaCoste, who had personally accounted for the scalp of hi old foe Tilden, finally con quered the revivified Borotra after the amazing basque had taken the measure of -the defending champion, Cochet by dint of some of the tin est tennis he has shown since 1924. In the light of this first big international engagement -which will be followed by the English and American championships, the phleg- matio Rene now tops the players of the entire world with the oiatn Borotra was Together they captured the doubles crown, a fact which makes American chances of re-capturing the Davis cup this year seem' even more re-oiote. -c v' In extending the macnine-llk LA- Coste to the limit in a gruelling match which was' never until the final stroke, Borotra kept the gallery of 8,000 In a constant uprorx and played as brilliantly as yesterday when ha downed Cochet, the recognized No. 1 player of the world last year.

Irk another five-set match. Lefty Grove Ends String of I Straight Wins (Continued From Flnt Sport Page) CIssell, to Kerr to Clancy; Kerr to Lett on bases, Isew Xork 8, Chicago 2. Base on balls off Wells 7, off Lyons 8." Struck out, ty Wells 3. by Lyons 8. Umpires, Dlnneen and Kallin.

Time of game 1.20. SAM GRAY WINS' Washington, June 3 UP) Bat ting Braxton for four runs in the first inning St. Louis took a 6 to 4 decision from Washington today in the game of the series. Sammy Gray, although touched for more hits than his mates rot, kept the situation in and allowed no more than one run to an in nlng. 8t.

Inula AB PO A IE Blue, lb McOoaran, rf Manuah, If Sohuite, ef Schana. O'Rnurka. 3b Mallllo, lb Kreea, aa orair, total 14 I I 17 11 Waahlltartoa AB PA A Myar, lb I I I 1 Rica, rf 4 I 11 I Ooelln. If I I 1 1 I Weat. ef I I I I I a 4 I I It Judge, lb I 1 1 19 Hayea.

Jb I I III Kaei, a I a a i Spencer, a I I 1 I Braxton, I I Rron. I I 1 I 1 Hopklnv' 0 0 I I sTate 1 I I I I taBarnee I I I I I saaFIas rtead 1 I I II Totala 14 4 1 IT It (Batted for Braxton In 2nd. axBatted for Ruet in th; szcBatted for Brown In ltd. 6t. Louis 410 000 0018 Washington 101 001 0014 Bumary Runs batted in: 'Man ush 3, Schang, O'Rourke Melillo, Cronln, Brown.

West. Two bass hits: Melillo, Manush. Goslln. -rnree oase nits: Manush. Blue.

Pacrifices: O'Rourke, Cronin, Gray West. Double plays 1 Cronln to Hayes to Judge, Kress to Melillo to Blue, -Rue! to Myer. Mver to nayes to Judge. Left on bases: St. Louis 8, WarfWneton 10.

Base on Bans: off Gray 6. Braxton 2. Brown 3, Hopkins 1. Struck outi by Gray 2, Braxton 2, Brown 8. Hopkins 1.

Hits: off Braxton 5 in innings, orr Brown 2 in in. nings, off Hopkins 2 in inning. Wild pitches: Brown. Loalna- juiuurr; oraxion. umpires: Campbell, Connally and McGowan.

xime or game: 2:00. Mister Jink Is Now Favorite to Cop Epsom Derby London, June 3. (UP) The En Horn 'Derby was running neck and nee toaay with the political situ ation In a race for front page news, paper space and public interest. uiven good weather, the derby ie uyocLea io ce tne most colorful in many years and it la certain that the capital already is becoming ueroy-maae as tne brilliant post, rs advertising trips and seats for derby day 'steadily increase. Major McCalmont's Mister Jinks replaced Lord Astor's GraKdour aa lavorite in Wednesday's race at the oinciai can-over of odds today.

The Kilkenny colt's Price short. ened to 15 to 2. and Gragadour went out to 8 to 1 after being firm at 6 to i over the week-end. Lord Derby's Hunter's Moon and J. Burn's Kopi are Joint third choices at 17 to 2.

Two horse were scratched today. Lord Dewar the McNub and 8. Tattersal's Bngel berg. The odds against two of the 30 probable starters. Empire.

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