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t'AGE SEVEN THE GREENVILLE NEWS, GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1938. SPINNS OPEN SPARTAN SERIES WITH DOUBLE-HEADER New York Clubs Seize Twin-Bills As Pirates Blank Cubs 2nd Choice Wins Hambletonian LAIS NIGHT ILL BE HELD 2 mmrmmi Jot A uriu'f'v 1 1 I 1 YANKS SHEEP 1 GAMES OFF LOWLY ID GITS IIP PHILS ICE; GftlTJ ON CUBS 1SEJNI Lester McCrab And Mike Anderson Slated To Pitch For Greenville Club George Selkirk Gets Fifth Terry Men Come Back To Life To Wallop Cellarites 11-0 And 14-6 Homer In Five Days Lou Gehrig Slams Two CHAMPS BOOST LEAD WILLIAMS IS LET OUT TRAIL 4 1-2 GAMES MR. ARCH WELLS Fir its FIRST professional baseball venture Greenville was Indebted to a large extent to Mr. Arch Wells, prominent citizen who contributed through the years to the community progress and betterment. And as our heart throbs In sorrow over his death we recall the valuable contributions he made to the game nearest his heart baseball.

NEW YORK. Aug. 14. iJP) The Yankees completed ree-day home run spree against the Phlia-HoinHia At.hipt.irs todav bv sweeping PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 14 (VP) Bill Terry's second-place Giants today took a doublehcader from the last-rjlace Phils, walloping the un both ends of a double-header.

4 to 3 and 9 to 2, before 33,922 fans in derdoes 11 to 0 and 14 to 6. with 34 hits. 10 opponents' errors and 14 bases on bails. As the league-leading Pittsburgh Pirates played and won only one By SCOOP LATIMER Let the rest of the world go by, the die is cast between Spartanburg and Greenville. The battle to stay out of the Sally league cellar Is on in earnest.

And these two teams, the latest additions to Aunt Sally's family, will resume a domestic baseball quarrel in a double-header on Ladies Night at Cambria park this evening. The first game is slated to start at 8:15. While the attendance record of 7.200 here this season may not be equaled indications point to a huge outpouring of the citizenry tonight to see the Spinners and Spartans in their final series here. game, the Giants gained a nan game and are only 4 -i games Deninu Yankee stadium. George Selkirk's homer in the ninth inning-his fifth of the five-game series and his ninth of tne year broke a tie and gave the Yankees the opener.

Gehrig hit a homer in each game, boosting his total to 21 for the year and bringing the Yankee total to an even dozen for the series. The Iron Hoss" also collected a double and a single in the afterpiece, in which Monte Pearson chalked up win No. 10, with a nine-hit performance. PO 12 FIRST UAME NEW YORK AH Moore. If Banning, Ripple.

rf 4 Olt, 3b 3 Lelber, cf MrCarthv. lb 4 Clssell. 2b 4 Bartell, ss 4 Schumacher, 3 Leslie 1 Brown, 1 Manaeer Jiees Donahue an nounced that Lester McCrabb and The double victory Doosiea me Mike Anderson would pitch for the Spinns. Yanks' American league ieaa kj 7 1-2 games over the Cleveland In 9 dians. Donanue also reported iasi mgnt that Outfielder Pap Williams, who was obtained from Savannah upon FIRST CAME PHILADELPHIA AB Sperry, 2b TrnHinir without a hobble.

McLin. owned bv Lawrence B. Sheppard of Hanover, Totals 39 11 14 7 J3 xBatted for Schumacher In 7th. PHILADELPHIA AB PO A Jordon, 3b 4 0 2 0 2 Young, 4 0 i 4 Klrin, rf 4 0 1 Weintraub, lb 4 0 1 7 Arnovich. If 4 0 0 5 0 Brack, Cf 4 0 2 2 0 Atwood.

4 0 1 5 0 Bchareln, 2b 3 0 0 3 3 Mueller, 2b 2 0 0 3 1 TUi.lrolm 2 0 1 0 0 mutual agreement, would be returned to the Indians. Luzansky, Barbery and Marion will patrol the gardens. Outfielder Doug Dean, leading Sally league hitter, will not be able to return to the lineup for several days. PO 4 2 0 2 3 2 7 4 0 0 won the rich Hambletonian race at Goshen, N. in two straight heats.

Here was the scene as McLin, a 3 to 1 choice, (leading horse at the rail), came to the front at the first turn of the first heat. Long Key, the favorite, ruined his chances by breaking. Moses, rf Werber, 3b Hayes, Johnson, cf 3 Chapman. If 3 Finney, lb Ambler, ss 3 Thomas, E. Bmlth, 1 PiKsrau.

8 X24 32 Totals 0 0 0 0 Davis 1 Pirates Apply Whitewash To SENATORS xwone out when winning run scored WES FERRELL. RELEASED BY NATS, SIGNED BY YANKEES NEW YORK AB Crosetti. ss 4 0 1. More than 30 years ago Mr. wens, wmi uwiei puwiv.

citizens, organized and financed a Greenville franchise in the South Carolina State league, and from that organ zation sprang Green ville's venture in the Carolina association of which Mr. Wells and his friends were the founders. Through the years Mr. Wells maintained a lively interest in good clean, wholesome sports, and, umtil he was forced to bed a few days ago, was in regular attendance at Sally league and textile baseball games. Football, hunting and fishing were also dear to his heart.

He loved the outdoors. Mr Wells was a friend without an enemy and a man without a flaw. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family In Its bereavement. ADVOCATES REVIVAL OF TENNIS INTEREST IN TENNIS, as a participating sport and also from the spectator's standpoint, is increasing by leaps and bounds. But Greenville, the cradle of this recreation and pastime in the Carolinas, is lagging in the continued development of the court game.

A tennis tournament, to be sponsored by the City Recreation department, may give impetus to a movement to revive the sport which in its heydey here blossomed out with the Carolinas tournament. Dixon F. Pearce, prominent young Greenville business man, civic leader and sportsman, come to bat, rather to the net, with good suggestions which are embodied in a communication we take delight in printing, as follows: "Dear Scoop: "I believe that there is a good opportunity for another major sport in Greenville that I feel will appeal to you. Tennis! Greenville was a tennis center several years ago until our leading tennis players retired from active play. "Today there are a lot of youngsters from ten to eighteen years old who would be interested in playing tennis who have never had the opportunity of seeing fair tennis, let alone good tennis played, and have had no way of learning the fundamentals of the game.

"The Greenville Country Club has six courts that are in fair condition and several others that have never been completely finished. Recently, the Club authorized a 'family membership for a reasonable fee, permitting all the immediate members of a family the full privileges of the Club. A number of the regular members have taken these "family memberships and many more would if the attraction's to their sons and daughters were sufficient. "I believe that if arrangements could be made to have a competent tennis coach at the club that a large number of our grammar school and high school boys and girls would go in for tennis in a big way and that within a few years we would have a large crop of good tennis players In Greenville, with possibly some high ranking amateurs and see tennis another major sport In this city. "The University of North Carolina is turning out some splendid tennis players due to having a fine coach, and in California where there are a number of fine tennis teachers, they are developing champions.

Rolfe. 3b 4 0 Henrich. rf 3 1 DiMaggio, cf 4 0 Gehrig, lb 1 Dickey, 1 RED SOX. 7 TO 1 WASHINGTON. Aue.

14. UP) Statistics Selkirk. If Gordon. 2b 3 0 Chandler, 3 0 Chicagos, 2-0 PITTSBURGH, Aug. 14 (P) The I Pittsburgh Pirates took a cham-1 pion's hitch in their belts today and shutout the Chicago Cubs 2 to 0 bphind the sometimes shaky but The veteran Harry Kelley pitched Temperamental Star Given Place Wheri Joe Vance Undergoes Operation TO FACE SENS TUESDAY Totals 3(1 0 21 10 zBatted for Passeau In 9th.

New York 000 101 207-11 Philadelphia 000 000 000 6 Errors. Young, Mueller, Atwood. Runs hatted In, Bartell. Clssell, Brown, Panning, nipple Lelber. Two base nits, Young.

Rlpplr. Three base hit, Bartell. Sacrifice, Lelber. Double plays, 8chareln, Young to Weintraub; Jordan to Bchareln lo Weintraub. Left on bases.

New York 14; Philadelphia. 11. Bases on balls, off Mulcahy, Passeau, Schumacher, 11 Brown, 1. Strikeouts, Mulcahy. Schumacher, 1: Brown, 1.

Hits, off Mulcahy, 8 in 7 '1-3 Innings: Passeau, 8 in 1 2-3; Schumacher, 7 in Brown, 2 In 3. Hit by pitcher, by Passeau, Moore. Winning pitcher, Schumacher. Losing pitcher. Mulcahy.

Umpires. Mnran, Magerkurth and Parker. Time. 2 45. and batted Washington to a 7 to I victory over the Boston Red Sox today for a sweep oi tne inree-game series.

Kelley was so right that only three Red Sox faced him in seven of the nine innings. He allowed only five hits and drove In three runs on a pair of blows. Totals 32 4 7 27 17 Philadelphia 001 000 200-3 New York 010 000 1114 Errors, Crosetti. Finney. Runs batted in Gehrig.

Bperry, Finney. Thomas, Dickey, Selkirk. Two base hit, Ambler. Three base hit, Gehrig. Home runs, Gehrig.

Dickey, Selkirk. Stolen base, Rolfe. Sacrifices. Thomas. Chapman.

Double play. Chandler, Crosetti and Gehrig. Left on bases, New York, Philadelphia, Bases on balls. Thomas, Chandler, 2. Strikeouts, Chandler, 2.

Hits, off Thomas. 8 in 7 2-3 innings: E. Smith, 1 in 1-3. Losing pitcher. E.

Smith. Umpires, Basil, Kolls and Rommell. Time, 1:58. generally effective slants of big Russ Bauers and Mace Brown. Their victory cut short a three-game losing streak and kept them 4 1-2 games ahead of the New York Giants, who edged forward by sweeping a doubleheader at Philadelphia.

Given a working margin the second inning by Johnny Rlzzo's 12th home run of the year, Bauers won rrpriit for his elehth eame by hold SALLY LEAGUE TEAM Pet. Macon 68 46 .596 Savannah 63 53 .543 Columbia 62 54 .538 Augusta 60 53 .531 Columbus 57 55 .509 Jacksonville 55 56 .495 Greenville 45 67 .402 Spartanburg 42 68 .382 RESULTS YESTERDAY Spartanburg-Greenville. (Unscheduled). Augusta 4, Columbia 2. Savannah 9, Macon 3.

Jacksonville 8, Columbus 1. NEW YORK, Aug. 14 (P) Wesley iprima-donna) Ferrell, released by Washington's fourth-place Senators two days ago, came up with the New York Yankees and what looks like a world series shot today. The temperamental right-hander, veteran of 12 years in the big time 1 0 BOSTON AB Cramer, cf 4 Vosmik. If Foxx, lb 4 Cronin, ss SECOND GME NEW YORK AB Moore.

If 8 4 Mancuso. 8 2 Plpple. rf 8 2 Ott. 3b 1 McCarthy, lb 5 2 Leiber. cf 3 1 Clssell.

2b 5' 2 Hart.plF al 8 1 0 2 0 0 Higgins. 3b PO 0 4 2 1 16 0 3 1 0 0 PO 0 0 0 0 Chapman, rf SECOND (iAMt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 with Cleveland, Boston and Wash PHILADELPHIA AB PO ing the Cubs to four nits lor eignt innincs and keeDtne clear of trou Sperry, 2b 3 i 10 I 3 0 Lohrman, 8 2 Doerr, 2b DeSautelt, 6 Peacock, Harris, Nonenkamp Dickman, Moses, rl Werber, 3b 5 0 0 0 Hayes, Wagner, 0 0 0 Johnson, it 1 21 15 PO A 24, 14 Chapman, If 0 ble until the ninth, when he yielded another single and hit a batter. "Fireman" Brown came in and filled the bases as Augie Galan singled Into short right, but Carl Reynolds fouled out and the fast working Pirate infield made Its fifth double Dlay of the game on Manager Leb (Gabby) Hartnett's smash PO Finney, lb Ambler, IS 2 1 ington, was signed by the world champions to make up for the absence of Joe Vance. Vance, recently brought up from Kajisas City, underwent an apperydeetomy last night and apparently is through for the season. In hooking up with the Yanks, Ferrell is like the fellow who fell into a barrel of tar and came up with a diamond necklace.

The New Yorkers are far in front in the pennant race, and are favored to get into their third straight World Series, with its resultant cash bene GAMES TODAY Spartanburg at Greenville. (Two games, ladies night.) Macon at Savannah. Columbia at Augusta. Jacksonville at Columbus. 1 Ooffman, Totals 45 PHILADELPHIA AB Jordan, 3b Young.

SI Klein, rf Weintraub, lb Arnovich. If 4 Brack, cf 4 Davis, 3 Clark, c- 0 Reharein, 2b Blvess. Hallahan, Smith, Martin i 20 3 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 Caster, a Nelson 10 0 0 Williams, 0 0 0 0 xx Haa 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 xBatted for Harris In 8th. WASHINGTON AB Case, rf 4 Lewis, 3b 4 Simmons, If Bonura, lb 3 Travis, ss 3 West, cf 3 Myer, 3b 3 Ferrell, Belley, 3 14 to Shortstop ArKy vausnan CHICAGO AB Totals 34 2 9 24 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE Hack. 3b 3 Herman.

2b 3 xBatted for Caster in 7th. fnr Williams in 9th. vfiv YORK AB PO A Collins, lb 2 rrn.fitM 1R A 1 1 2 1 Oalan. If 1h 5 110 2 PO 0 1 10 0 3 8 1 0 0 1 fl 11 27 14 Totals 39 H.nrW-h rf 4 0 0 1 0 There should De some way mat, couiu oe wuin.cu wi, uv secure a good tennis coach in Greenville without excessive cost. Possibly some teacher at Furman or in the Greenville or Parker high schools would be competent to teach youngsters the fundamentals of good tennis, and we would see the courts at the Country Club and all around town alive with tennis enthusiasts.

How about it Scoop, what do you think? "Yours very truly, "DIXON F. PEARCE." Pet. .673 .600 .561 .519 .471 .448 .370 .356 33 40 43 51 55 53 63 65 TEAM New York 68 Cleveland 60 Boston 55 Washington 55 Detroit 49 Chicaeo 43 Philsdelnhia 37 St. Louis 36 DiMBKgiO. Cf 4 3 2 1 2 Gehrig, lb 3 3 6 2 rHrlrpv 4 1 1 1 Reynolds, cf Hartnett, Demaree.

rf Jurees, ss Root, Cavarretta Page, Belkirk, If 2 0 2 0 Gordon, 2b 4 0 I 5 4 Dunrcnn 3 0 0 1 1 0 24 Tnil 35 9 12 27 11 Phlladelhia 000 001 001-2 New York 202 020 30x 9 RIGGS HS CUP HNS SCULP fits. Washington, although a pleasant surprise this year, is hardly rated to rise above fourth place. The Yankees' manager. Joe McCarthy, will play the psychology angle in giving Ferrell his debut with Gehrig and company. All signs point to Wes making his first start against Washington in the series there beginning Tuesday.

Augusta Checks Columbia Streak AUGUSTA, Aug. 14 UP) The Augusta Tigers snapped Columbia's winning streak at seven straight today, taking the Sally lea Errors, Mosea. Sperry. Runs rjauea in, Rolfe. DiMagglo, Gehrig.

Dickey. rwrtnn 2: Finney. Selkirk. Moses. Two Totals 28 xBatted for Root 8th.

PITTSBURGH AB Handley, 3b 4 L. Waner, cf 4 P. Waner, rf 4 Suhr, lb 4 Rlzzo, If 4 Vaughan, ss 4 Todd, 3 Young, 2b 3 Bauers, 4 Brown, 0 Totals 28 7 71 13 Boston 000 001 000-1 Washington 07.0 100 32x-7 Errors, Simmons. Foxx. Run batted In.

Kelley Mver. Foxx. Case, 2: Ferrell. Two base hits, Higgins. Travis.

Case. Sacrifices, West. Ferrell, Kelley. Double playi. Travis to Myer to Bonura; Cronin ts Doerr to Foxx.

2. Left on bases, Boston, Waih-Ington, 6. Basel on balli, off Harris. Dickman. 1.

Strikeouts, Kelley. 4. Hits, off Harris, 7 In Dickman, 1 la 2. Hit by pitcher, by Dickman, Travis. Losing pitcher, Harris.

Umpirei, Summeri and McOowan. Time, 1:41. Attendance, 1J, 000. U. S.

TRACKMEN WIN BERLIN, Aug. 14. UP) The United States track and field team easily won a two-day meet in the Olympic stadium against Germany's elite with 122 points to 02 for Germany. Pocketing eight first places and five seconds today, the Americans increased their lead of the first day to a comfortable margin, showing marked superiority in the track events. RESULTS YESTERDAY Washington 7, Boston 1.

St. Louis 7-3, Detroit 1-3. (2nd game called at end of 9th, darkness.) New York 4-9, Philadelphia 3-2. Cleveland 6, Chicago 4. GAMES TODAY Open date.

NATIONAL LEAGUE FRI JOE HUNT -4 11 son xBatted for Bmlin in vm. New York 100 002 14014 Philadelphia 100 000 32-8 Mncuso, Clssell, Bartell, Klein, Arnovich. Davis. Bchareln, Blvess Runs batted In, Weintraub. Arnovich, Jordan, Ripple.

McCarthy, Bartell, Clssell, Two base hits, Wi n-trhub, Bartell, Mancuso, Martin. Stolen base, Jordan. Sacrifice, McCarthy. Double plavs, Jordan to Bchareln to Weintraub; Bartell to Clssell to McCarthy. Left on bases.

New York, Philadelphia, 7 Bases ion balls, off 8lvess, Hallahan, Lohr-man, 1. Strikeouts. Slvesi, II Lohrman 3: Smith. 1. Hits, off Slvesi, 7 In 2 1-3 innings; Hallahan, 10 In Smith, 3 in 1 Lohrman, 10 In 8 1-3; Coffman 1 In 2-3.

Wild pitch. Hallahan. Winning pitcher. Lohrman. Losing pitcher, Slvesi.

Umpires, Magerkurth Parker and Moran. Jax Tars Rout Red Birds, 8-1 i TMBUS. Aue. 14. (IP) base hits.

Rolfe. Oenng, ooraon, i.nap-min, Ambler. Home run, Gehrig. Sacrifice, Henrich. Double plays, Pearson.

Gordon and Gehrig; Crosetti, Oordon and Oehrlg; Werber, Sperry and Finney. Left on bases, New York. 8: Philadelphia, 10. Bases on balls, off Caster. 3: Pearson, 5.

Strikeouts, Caster, Pearson, 4. Hits, off Caster, i In 1 Innings; Williams, 0 in 2 Losing pitcher, Caster. Umpires, Rommel and Kolb. Time, 1:55. Attendance, CHICAGO, Aug.

14 (P?) Home runs by tten K.eitner ana r.u Averill paced Cleveland Indians to a 6 to 4 triumph over the ChlcaRO White Sox today and gave them the deciding game of the five-game TEAM Pittsburgh New York gue series opener 4 to 2. Charlie Biggs gave the Reds 11 RYE, N. Aug. 14 (JP) Bobby Riggs of Chicago today took another 6tep toward the Davis Cup singles berth that is his almost for the asking and Alice Marble of Beverley Hills, established herself as the player to beat in' the Women's National championship as they won the singles titles in the Eastern Orass courts tennis championships. Totals 34 2 11 37 17 ChicREo OnO 000 0000 Pittsburgh 010 000 10X-2 Error Vaughan.

Runs batted in, kiizo, Waner. Two base hit. Young. Home run Riszo. Stolen bases, Vaughan.

Young. Double plavs. Young. Vaughan and Suhr. Collins and Herman; Vaughan, Young and Suhr, 2.

Left on bases, Chicago, Pittsburgh. 10. Bases on balls, off Bauers, Root, If Page. 1. Strikeouts, Bauers.

2- Root. 3. Hits, off Root. 10 in 7 Innings; p. i in i- Bauers 5 In Brown, 1 in 1.

SPEC TOWNS TO COACH Keltner eot 20th four bagger hits but the big right-hander was steady in the pin-ches. Four double nlays also helped Biggs win his Pet. 63 38 .624 61 45 .575 58 46 .558 57 47 .552 50 54 .481 48 54 .471 48 58 .453 31 70 .307 ATHENS, Aug. 14-fVP)-Athletic director W. O.

Payne an of the season in the second irailng with one on base, and Averill col 17th came of the season. nounced today Forrest (spec) Towns, world chamDion high hurd lected his 12th of the year in tne eighth with the bases empty. Columbia 000 100 1002 11 0 Aneusta 110 110 00X 4 9 1 Goa 7alker, new Jacksonville skinner, rescued Dave McKinney in the ler, will return to the University of Hit by pitcher, by Bauers, Collins, 2. Wild CLEVELAND AB PO A Thnmnson and Rice: Biggs andlnitch. Bauers Rlgss defeated an old rival, Joe eighth as the Columbus Red Birds winning Root.

Lary. ss 3 0 0 3 4 Hayworth. Losing pitcher. Georgia, his alma mater, to be head track coach and assist in freshman football. Weatherly i i tnreatenea a rauy ana uxe mrs won 8 to 1 in the first game of a Sally lontmp sprtfis.

Kroner, 1 0 1 0 Campbell, rf 1 2 CENTRAL CAFE 217 S. Main St. Opp. Municipal Bldf. SPECIAL SUPPER Western Steaks ONLY! 40c Wi Serva the Finest Meat In the City For Business People Hunt of Los Angeles, 6-4, 6-3, 3-8, 10-8, and Miss Marble defeated the No.

3 player in the national rankings, Dorothy May Bundy of Santa Monica, 7-5, 6-0. Neither of the two top-seeded stars was really extended in the fi- pytlak. a Heath. If 4 0 110 Big Bill Curlee was knocked out in the seventh. Each team obtained 10 hits, but Averill.

ef 4 1 1 3 nals although Riggs had to work hard to keep from being carried to a fifth set. RESULTS YESTERDAY Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 0. Cincinnati 5-1, St. Louis 4-8. New York 11-14, Phlla.

0-6. Brooklyn 2-4, Boston 0-8. GAMES TODAY Boston at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Chicago.

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Trosky, lb 4 2 1 13 Keltner. 3b 1 2 the Tars used theirs to better aa vantJiPP- Hale. 2b 4 1 1 The clubs play here tomorrow WhlUhlll, 0 1 0 0 Humohrlea, Junirlea, 10 9 0 0 Harder, 0 0 0 0 0 Reds, Cards Divide Paul Derringer And Shoun In Rare Form CINCINNATI Aug. 14.

The Cincinnati Reds won the first game from the St. Louis Cardinals, 5 to 4, here today as Paul Derringer marked up his 15th victory, but lost the second game, 8 to 1. Shoun went the route in the nightcap and limited the Reds to TotaU 37 13 xBatted for Lary in 7th Jacksonville 000 001 4038 10 I Columbus 000 000 0101 10 McKinney, Walker and Van Ant werp; Curlee, Brown and Cuslck. All-Stars Play PO AB CHICAGO Up To Old Tricks Bees, Dodgers Again Split Double-Header BOSTON, Aug. 14.

(iP)The Bees and the Dodgers split ft Armstrong Keys For Lou Ambers NEW YORK. Aug. 14. (P) Henry 3 1 0 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 Brrgsr, 2b Owen, 3b Walker, rf Radolltf. If Appllni Kreevlch.

ef Kuhel. lb Rensa. Stratton, Rosenthal Rlgney, In C. Carolina six hits. SECOND GAME ST.

LOUS AB Armstrong, world's featherweight FIRST GAME AB i In a Central Carolina Textile Moore. If 4 9. Martin, 2b 5 league all-star game, a team repre- spntinsr the lower section, defeated double-header for the second successive day today, Brooklyn taking the first, 2-0, on fat Freddy Fitzsimmfns, three-hit pitching, and Lou Fette coming back In the nightcap to win his eighth straight and welterweight titienoiaer, win attempt to annex the lightweight crown from the head of Lou Am-hrrs Wednesday night, in the lead Slaughter, rf 27 10 34 Tnlala PO 3 4 2 10 0 0 3 0 game lor Boston, to 4. ST. LOU Moore, cf 8.

Msrtm, 3b Slaughter, rf Mcdwlck, Mine, lb Outteridge. 3b L. Myers, Brown, ss Bremer, the upper section outfit, 4 to 3, at Greenwood Saturday night. Lyles of Mathews got three hits, one a trl-nle. in four trips to the plate, and ENTRY BLANK South Carolina State Casting Tournament Paris Mountain State Park Greenville, S.

C. August 25, 1038 at 3:00 P. M. Please check I the event (i) you will participate in. Fly casting for accuracy.

Bait cMtlni for accuracy. Fly castlnf for dlUnc. Bait cailini for distant. Medvvick. II Mlie, lb Gutteridge, 3b L.

Myers, ss Owen, Shoun, FIRST GAME SKCOND GAME BROOKLYN AB FO A PO 1 2 1 3 0 2 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 BROOKLYN AB ing bout on this week's national boxing program. The Los Angeles negro, who handed Barney Ross a terrific drubbing in his last ring appearance, and Ambers, making his frist title de- Whttlock of Greenwood had two Cuyler, rf 6 2 3 1 0 Hudson, 2b i 0 3 2 Roien, rf 4 1 xx Hudson, 3b 4 1 Hissett, If 4 0 Totali 38 8 11 37 10 doubles and a triple. Knox and Jim my Sanders each blasted a two hncrtrer. xx Martin CamllM lb 3 0 fpnse since SeDtember. 1937.

clash i owen PO PO 0 1 Score: R. H. in a 15-round bout in Madison; wniand CINCINNATI AB Frey. 2b 4 Be-ser. If 4 Campbell 4 Cuyler, cf 3 0 Durocher, ss 3 0 Rogers, 3b 3 0 xxx Bordagaray Square Garden.

Tne ngnt onginai- Macon, Ooodman. rf 4 McCormick. lb 4 rnssimmons. Hassett, If 6 0 2 1 0 Camllll, lb 4 2 6 2 Key, cf 4 0 2 1 0 Lavagetto, 3b 4 0 2 2 2 Durocher, 3 1 0 2 4 Shea, 110 3 3 Campbell, 2 0 1 2 0 Rogers, 1 0 0 1 0 Frankhouia, 2 0 0 0 1 Rosen 1 0 0 0 0 Tamulls, 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 37 4 12 24 13 38 4 13 24 10 Tr lolt sBatted for Stratton in tn. Cleveland 021 000 130-0 Chicago 000 1J0 1004 Errors, nnn.

Funi batted In. Kellner, Heath. Weatherly, Averill, Hala, Kreevlch. Owen. Radclllf.

Two base hit. Heath, Rensa Thraa bast hlti. Campbell, Owen. Home runs. Keltner, AverlU.

Sacrifice, Owen. Double playa. Rem to Appling; Rlgnef to Appling to Kuhel; Keltner to Hale to Trosky. Left on bases, Cleveland. Chicago, I.

Basil on balls, Whttehlll, Junglel, Stratton, 1. Strikeouts, Whitehlll. Stratton, Rlgney. 1. Hits, off Whitihlll, 7 In 8 Innings; Humphries, In -3; Junglei, 1 in 1 J-3; Harder, 0 In 8traUon, In Rlgney, 1 In 1.

Great Falls Is To a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hrrshberger, Koy 1 0 Lavagetto, 3b 1 0 Lower Section 4 12 i Upper Section 2 5 Mobley, Edgerton, Ross and Hall Chaffln, Belua and Moore, Talley. Savannah Dips xBatted for Myers in sm. xxBatted for Bremer In 8th. vxsBntted for Weiland In 7th lv scneauiea ior iasi weanesaay nt the Polo Orounds was shifted to the Garden because of Inclement weather. If Armstrong, a 1 to 3 favorite in the betting, takes the Herkimer Hurricane's measure he will be the first triple champion In ring history.

I 27 11 Totali 33 PO AB Craft, cf Lang. 3b W. Myeri, is L. Mnore, Walters Weaver, Schott, xBattid for Rogers in 6tn. xxAwarded first base for intirferenci by Lories In 7th.

xBatted for Frankhouse in Sth. BOSTON AB CINCINNATI F'rey. 3b Berger. If Ooortmsn, rf McCormick. lb Lombardl.

0 Craft, cf Lnns. 3b 0 0 MaconClubW 33 1 37 10 Totals PO 0 11 Namei ADRIAN QUIST WINS MONTREAL. Auk. 14 JP) Bronz PO 0 BOSTON AB Cooney, rf 4 Oarmi, rf 4 West, If 3 CucelneUo. 2b 4 Fletcher, lb 4 Slrlpp, 3b 2 Lopei, 4 Warstler.

3 MacFayden, 3 ed Adrian Quist carried Austria into vv. Myers, Oarms, If Cooney rf DIMacsio, cf Cuccinello. 2b Fletcher, lb Strlpp. 3b Mueller, Warstler, is Fette, zBAtted for L. Moore in tin.

Bt. Loun 000 034 0101 Cincinnati 000 100 0001 Errora. Hershberger. 3. Rum batted In, 8.

Martin. Slaughter. Medwlck, Owen, fliinun noodman. Two base hlti, S. Mar Address: ROCK HILL, Aug.

14. Rock Hill's the lnterzone finals of the Davis Cup competition today when tout he defeated Janan's No. 1 star, Jiro'st. Louis 33 10 27 .011 000 2004 inn ml nOx -A Bleachery Cubs dropped a close ca-tfluh lentil same to Great Falls tin, Outterldge. Berger, McCormick.

Three Yaniflirishi. B.4. 6-4. 2-6. 9-7.

in Cincinnati IlllTTerlClEP. L.U1IIUH Ul. 3 27 11 31 Totals Totals 30 8 10 14 base hits. Slaughter, 3. Home run.

Ma-wick. Sacrifice, Moore. Double play, Mvm Vrev ta McCormick. Left on the deciding match of their American zone final scries, Brooklyn 130 noo 1004 SAVANNAH, Aug. 14.

(PV-Sa-Vannah battered Jake Baker and Mack Stewart of Macon to score right runs in the seventh today and beat the visitors, 9 to 3. John PMzullo, taken out In the srvrnth for Dace Davis, received credit for the victory. Davis, a hitter was replaced by Blethen. The same teams play tomorrow Macon 10J 000 0003 9 1 PavVrVnah 001 000 20x-9 IS 3 Baker, Stewart and Wllloughby; Ptuullo, Blethen and Leltz. Mail to tho Prk Director, PHi Mountain StaU Park, OrnvUU, hases at.

Louis. 8: Cincinnati, I. Basel k.n. uimim t' Weaver 1 Strikeouts. by the count of 1-0 here.

The Cubs counted a total of eight hits off Lefty Wilson, Great Falls hurler. Oreat Falls pounded ont only three blngles off McCarter, local pitcher. Jack Busby led the Cubs In hitting, getting three hits out of four flhnun. 9: Moore. 4: Scott.

1. Hlti, Off Runs batted In. Moore, 8 Mat wick, Outterldge, McCormick a' Lang, 2. Two baie hlti. S.

Martin, Outterldge. Prey, Craft W. Myeri. Three base hit, S. Myeri.

Left on bases, Bt. Louis. Cincinnati, 6 Bases on balls. Derringer, 1. Strikeouts.

Weiland. 4, Macon 1 Derringer, 8. Hits, off Wetland. I innings; Macon. 3 I 3.

Hit by pitcher, by Weiland, Ooodman. S. Brooklyn 000 000 2002 Boston 000 000 0000 Error, Lopei. Rum batted In, Campbell, 2. Two base hit.

Cuccinello. Threi base hit, Cooney. Double playi, Lopei to Strlpp; Warstler to Fletcher, Left on baiei, Boston. Brooklyn. 12 Baiei on balls, off Fitaslmmona, MacFayden, T.

Strikeouts, Fltsslmmons, MacFayden, 4. Umpires, Keardoa. ftMtl at Tim, 1:00, Boston 203 uoo oix Error, DlMaggto. Rum batted in, Strlpp, Cuccinello, Fletcher, Warstler. Fette, Cuyler, Hassett, Camllll.

Two base hits, Cooney, Strlpp, Camllll, i. Three base hlti, Mueller, Hassett. Stolen bases. DiMscgtn. Sacrifices, Coonev, Hudson.

Durocher Left on bases, Brooklyn, 10; Boston. 7. Basel a bills, Pitt, Roiirs, Frinkhouii, Moore, 81 Innlngi; Weaver, I In 0. Ditched to three batten; Bchott, 4 In 4. Losing pitcher, L.

Umpire! Bal-lsnfant, Kiem an4 Seeri. Time, Tamulli, 1. Strikeouts, Fette, Rogers. Frankhouse. 2.

Hits, off Rogers, 6 in 2 1-3 Innlngi; Frankhouie. 3 In 4 2-3; Tamulls. 1 In 1. Hit by pitcher, by Rogers, Gsrtns. Umpires, Plnelll, Ooeti and Rear-don, Time, 1:34.

Attendance, 11,000. trips to the piaie. juston got double for the Fillers,.