Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 14

Monday Evening, August 22, 1 927 14 OSHKOSH TA KESKIMBERL INTO CAMP BY 8 TO 4 SCORE THE GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE NATIONAL AMATEUR COP CAlTiHT THIS CATCIIEIl N. Y. Giants Take Two Frays From Cincy Reds; Brooklyn Is Downed by Pirates, 2 to 1 Bloomer Girls, Assisted by League Nine to 16-5 Count GOLF TOURNAMENT UNDER WAY TODAY I NEENAH DROPS BOTH ENDS OF TWIN BILL TO KAUKAUNA NINE. Menasha Pails Step Into Fourth Place by Whipping Apple-ton, 10 to 7. YU.I.F.Y I.KM.l Nearly 200 Golfers Are Seeking! Title Crown Worn by George Von Elm.

norciirnjYHKDs Macks Swat Three Sox Pitchers Hard and Beat White Sox 8-6; Cleveland Upsets Yankees Again. P) iolMom i en- iteie.l ps attention today on the near Ij two hundred amateurs gathered at i the Minikahda club for the first oual Capacity Crowd Witnesses Diamond Burlesque, Sunday; Plenty of Fun On Tap lf Nothing Else. ItV CM. Cot the Irsmin; isl.v" Thi't often used Art I (Tier lit hit behind pint hMr. lifp Sunday afternoon at It'-llr-i tips rk an-! the flay t'VOi i led to tnm-.

hts advice Vty rtrfitine the Knt-i nioorcorfiirls 1 tn 5 hi fi v. IM 11! ') II 7 .417 5 la 4 ii f'Hft'ACO New tension has been injected Into an Interestinp hase. lult rtiep in thn Vatinn.nl lensnte TPr. I'd. .1.11 Kiiulerly I.reen ii-i? (Khkosh Menasha A ppleon nail l-nuknuna I ilyiiKC round of the national Amertenn i championship, ami especially on; Jleore 'on Klni la Anifeles, title i I holder, and Kobbv of Atlanta.

AfftM'ltllioll. 1. 77 74 7 Chicapn Cubs wer in first placn fn--4 bv nifirpin of nnlv thren pnmH lost tlie vrowu to the westerner; S.I I ill-day's Results over the T'ittsburpli Pirates. St, Iyiiils In third plan; was only four and one St, T'aul Jndlanapolis Louisville 'ohimbiis 7H MI 8: 4'" i last year. While thew men, neither of whom has hem defeated in the event cent bv the other, are favorites ir t-4 half uanjos away from the lenders and the York Giants, standinp fourth.

Its .....47 l.i'llKlle, W. Si! ia; lili ti ii THE BOX SCORE A T't A I K. Piio-hard T. 0 0 1 the Bruins a five and one half panin ninrpin. Despite the fact that the schedule favors the inspired Cuhs there are nianv possibilities ahead in the final I'd.

7 fill. A finals a third cuiiwctiliv time. tii irt of putting a rubber pellet into aj New Yoik wee cup with a crooked stick 1'roiu 1.e,r'1." I HshlUptell lull distances, anples ami situations 1 Philadelphia not so eact as to puarantee that rhicapo Miiiie player reachinp the zenith t'leveland of his panic will not put ope or both 4 24. retell. 4io, out ot Hie i iinuinp ill the early rounds of timtch play.

There were 171 sterliup players listed to mart the medal round today and amonp them were such names Johnston, leader for two Aitlioluil J.eilKiie. W. Chicago 7n I'itistiurph St. Louis New York 41 4 7 14 ri rincinnati ii rounds in the national open, playing Hosion .47 14 on his home course. Kranoix Ouiniet; Ciecu Ikiv l.

Stiller I N'on I Siinil.iy' Hesiills Oshkosh Kiniherlv 4. Menasha in. 7, Kaukauna 1- N'eenah Hi'V l'i, Bloomer Ii. I I.Vi.n l.e;i;:ne. I jt.iV pain' a hall iipp ill ilie Vuiiey v.iicn Kiniherlv i ti.it ii -t an 4 ip versa 1 at lhc: i ml of ot-hkosh.

The rr.penuiikers art ed Korlii n-k on the niouinl bin! sunn to the ancient diners lieiten ti.ed tlie rub-1 Imt toe Savdn.it apprepation and ens later eitlnhawn from the slab In! laMir of Xi.el. N'oel ntlh- pavnil iHf league leaders to their iiiuiifail vhilo his maim rapped all I he slants that Kneliri. and I.nmeis' dished out. K.iiil..iiina made a determined eff'a i to pet out of the cellar with Nocnah as the Smith and his hire-; Imps N'eenah to in tlie first paioe and then ame baclv and iipped the by a to 5 verdict, spacers were too stpoip for the Applcloii twlrh-rs and they hatted Ihcoisi-hes to a 1 a to 7 ill, Next Sundav Crcen will meet; Menasha at the Hav while the leapue- lea. line Kiiohtily nine will attempt to hand No- i a sithack.

of Huston, IVbby (iaritmr and Chick 1'hiladelphU Kvans of t'liicupo. Willium t'. Kownes Ml a is; aCi. i vk and bale llerron of I'lttsburs'h and Max Marslon of I'hila'delphia, all fur-i mer i hanipiops. some of them twice.

As younp Karl lievormer played in a New York street, a cup told him to iUil, Aionp rame Karl's dad, Al, catcher for the Xew York limits. Al iii-ptHvl with the cop and was arrested but later dismissed. Here are Al and his adininnp younpslrr. The (liants and Pirates both gained i on the Cuhs Sunday. New' York took i both ends of a double header from i Cincinnati.

The scores were -S and fi-1. DittsbiM ph pulled a pame out of th fire from the Dodpers 2-T. Wripht's timely clout In the ninth sent Kikl Cujler across the plate with Din I winning run. Ue.it Yanks Acaln i Cleveland made it tvo straight from the Yankees. Hurlin rescplnp T4ue.k-i eve jn the fourth Inninp and comlnp j'throiiph for a 7-4 victory, was tho third slraipht defeat for the Yankees, i Pa he Kuth plaed nnlv one Inninp and i after he had singled he retired savins he hurt his back.

The Detroit Timers strenctheped their hold on second plao In thu American leapue atandln hy beatlnc I YYaslanpton 11-4. Philadelphia hatted I three White Sox pitchers hard to pain i im decision. St, Uiuis and the Tto'tnn K'1 for met in tlie Mound city In an arpu-; ment over last place. The Prownls pot Into the class hy winninp both ends of double header, S-t, and 4-'. and chilled P.oston hopes of aver jet- the national pastime.

The cxhit'iCon drew a crowd that vv! fillf-1 Co prand'tnnd. There is no tellinr "'hat the rnuM have been if So sln 1 pit necessary to be Kind to lad: land their three friends! in six out of the-r tlro bat. What's more 'Klondike' Pinolmid. who the way has turned out to a rlars umpire when he has to, a hand in the affair l.y sidintr with 1 In- rirls. Pirn hard had more put oil's mid nsit.ts than anv of the plavcrs and a res'ilt he was a wliol- iw- some itt himseif.

And that's the Cay it as I pi red. i Miss Waison anil The pot the first when Miss Wot son and Dilnu.re were; announced as the hattery for the vis- Itors. The young lady hurlm' stay on the slfdi was of short duration because i the Way acted like a hunch of hnntrv wolve so far as has hits were on- rerned and the pi rl niteher was driven to covr before a man was out. She went to third base, while one of the three men nn the team, tool; up the hi.rluu;. More the inninp over, nine rims wre heme and the first art of the faree was off to a pood start.

For the next six spams the Tiaysi USTKKtlll 'S Aiuerlean Akmih-IiiiIoii, Milwaukee, 5. St. Toledo, 7-7; Columbus, li-4 Kansas Cii', Indiauaiudis, 2, Amertenn l.rilKlie. Cleveland, New York, 4. 1'hlladelphia, Chic, to, C.

J'etroit, W'ashinpton, 4. St, Louis. 1-4; 0.. atloniil l.eni(iie. rittshuiKh, Hroolil.wi, 1.

New York. 9-6: Cincinnati, S-L Others not scheduled. There were also a score of state and rcpional title holders. If yesterday's trial round had been for the title Yon Kim would have kept it from Jones; for plavinp lopether in a foursome, tlie 'ahfornian scored par 7-, despite two penalty strokes and defeated the one pp. Bcrnice Wall Defeated In Title Golf Match 5 and 4 DEMPSEY WILL START HIS FISTIC I'll) IM HDV Vnli (U.Pl Kv-r-ti i'ld" I'unly, li-admp Seal le otillb-hl cr.

has hern sold to the CiiiciiuiMli lie, is fur iimiiinoiiii'i'd cash 'unMderii ion and one player. He Will li ou heftfie Aup. 111. liii.iKiiN CHIC.u;o-Pi.lrs. Harry T'n-ss-! lor of Los Alpeles was homeward bound today MPh another poll'inp championship fV- the west, the worn-' en western title whiili she captured! DRILLS THIS WEEK DETROIT SURRENDERS ITS NATIONAL WHEEL FOOTBALL FRANCHISE 'l'ODAVN U1M Aiiirrteun Atsueliithin, Indlaniipolls at Milwaukee, LotiisvlHu in Kansas City, Toledo at Minnrapolli.

Uthers not si heduu d. Amerlenn I.eiiHiie, T4oston at St. Louis. New York at Cleveland. Washington at Philadelphia at.

Chiomo, Nntlomil l.rtiKlle, St. Tul ut J'lilladelphla. I'ittshurijh Bt Hrooklyn. I'hieapu at Boston luheia not scheduled. tlng out of the cellar.

Were rnntent to pet out as qtlir). BIG ROUND WINS Former Champion About Ready to Begin Punching His Sparring Mates. 1h'v could hut sometimes th CAMP GRAASS LOSES TO ASTOR PARK, 5-4; The Astor park baseball team trip- ji'il Camp Henry flraass' players; Saturday afternoon in a raltlinp pood i ball panic, by the score of a to 4. II tnarkid the first defeat of the camp' nine this season, winch had won seven straight, pames. A return fracas will be played in the near future.

Three of ramp Ornass' four runs came across in th fifth, when Ward i (lape pounded a home run with two men en. The winninp run for the Astor can? came over in the fourth, liepeva. Mrs. defeated Bcrnice all of ushkosh, and 4 in the 06-! hoi" pnal Saturday. Unknown touiT.amf nt polf cxi opt in the West, played the steady game; of a eteran all week, she outdrove Miss Wall thirty tn sixty yards at.

each tee and Wall usually 1 -steady Hhcrt panic deserted her. AMKKIC.VX ASSOflATION' (By The Dnlted Press) Milwaukee opened a new series today with Indianapolis after taking three straight pamns from Iniilsvllle. The final pame was won 6 to 5. Luce starred for the P.rewers. drlvlnc in five of the Milwaukee runs with three hits.

Eddleman pltchei himself CHICACci (Pi The tlitid of leather Conzelman to Manage Providence; Takes Sonnenberg and Lynch With Him. WILL HONOR LINDY AT MADISON FIGHT CARD covered lists will replace the thud of; iron shod hoofs at the Lincoln Fields race track this week when i MADISON, (U.PJ Presenta- FOR CLUSMAN'S NINE OVER STILLERS, 6-2 Kaye Chased Off Mound Under Barrage of Hits; Lewellen Whiffs Eleven. Wisconsin 11 I'Juurn I.AKK ClvVKYA, Wis. tlun of a Rilvor cup to Col; Charles out of an eighth Inning rally which DKTROIT -After two years of in attemptinp to establish Detroit hard work. However, T'in hard was dointr some 'pine hittinc' for th pit'ls end he helped a lot.

Tn the the Bays pot a charity run "hen Miss Witt's in left field was Winehe.d hy the istin vien tryinp tn stab Joe SehiHto'sj fly. She pot so mad over dropping the liall fiat she nearly tossed her plove over the fence. i Half Dozen Hems Tn the eiphth. rinsman must hare lifted th" fine airalnst any! safe hits because the Creep So hunched four sound wallops around two free walks and half dozen runs resulted. The pirls pot run in the second A Lindherpii Is scheduled as part J'empsey wounu up uis ouei hist hance to retain the women's I western championship clipped away hero Satunlav when when Kern scored on Damon's safn permanently In the National Profes- tion, befuie settlinp down to trainlnp to the theatre Sunday drive tn left field.

Kern also made the siona, Koothi) thfi franchise i i vif.lt last pulout of the pnme. a luatnifitl has been abandoned and the players, runninp catch of Ilent's hard drive in of a boxlnp propraui to be staped here tunipht. Sailor Larson of Dayton, will meet Hattlinp Morris of Chlcagv In the main bout of the, evening. Director of Athletics Georpo I.ittlo of the Vniverslty of Wisconsin will present the cup on behalf of Madison sport enthusiusis. Mine M.u.

lust III; the finals to Mrs. Harry Dressier, the; hanl-hittinp and 4. Though Misn Wall showed flashes; of brilliant form Iot de- tla ninth inninp with two men on 'lree rxceptions, have telle Taylor, Tex P.iekard and a small parly vf friends. Dl her first public appearance since her arrival. Mrs.

Demiisev seemed to l'unchinjr live of in the llflh stanza lared free ap'Mits. leu- eipbi the Ciavii Valley 1 1 ers cinched Iheir to ue oii.eimau, ho o.s jn; 0 final. her San Gabriel op- I manager and coach id tlie Panthers, poiient pl.ie. poll' most of lias siu-md in the same capacity with'ihe way. The wo, coast star pla- muted tho Colonels threa runs.

Tim Mjlwaukeeiin.s are now onlv threa and one-half pames behind th leapue-leedlnp Mudhens. Toledo and St. Paul divided a double-header, the Paints winning the first pame to 5 and Toledo second, 3 to 0, Tn Ihe first enme Gaston hit a home run to win the pnme for the Saints in the eleventh Inninp, drlvinp In two men. In the second, Speere pitched a brilliant g-nme, holdlnir the Saints fo two hits. By taklnp both pames of the double-header, 7 to 3 nnd 7 4.

Minneapolis tinfde it five (draipht ill Its series with Columbus, Smith of the Millers socked nut his eighteenth home run In the second' irame. Dohne. Millet (Continued on Tape 15, Ooluinn 4) illness. A steadv of visi'ors at Sins LINKS KKCOIil) MlLWAl'lvKK iP) PlayhiK in with machme-hke steadiness nd on the Morrison after Miss AYatSon had h-en hit by a Ju, defeatinp pitched ball. Mr.

Coles chase, her to Saturda)- aft.r i third with a double and then Mis' Plot eviii. park before a fair stnpipti. For th n-t four Inninps. the visitfire didn't do nnythirp In the run MM, hvn jnnjm Si wasn't RettlnB Ime. a lialf bad exhihitinii tlie nalinnalj The evhibition was a lilt lame and The i'laiimiien pushed i Next Saturday afternoon the flraass team will play "Red" St.

team at St. park, tips: amp firaas l) Aslor Talk V. Cape. V-s. Smit: 11.

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Keeker C. Dan-, If lh IMf; rss. d' C.ittens Maes, cf. Ttuz.y Kaiupo. if.

Kern Scovell, 2b. Hie. Selissen continiioiisuiy outdrme and oiilputled )las interrupted all hisilhe Krs-lne county tournament over the, hllle lladper pal. his daily auto riden with the yard Brown'H Lake golf made every ulioke count. Not more wife, but Heuipsey is about ready course Sunday, Irvinjf Peterson of than three or lour Imas was she in ln withdraw into the seebismii of hls Kaclne set a new course record, durum tin eiiiue M-hole Lincoln lields camp now and pel down i nip nine birdies for omit of fill.

the Providence Steam Knilers and will Sake Ld l.wieh, an end, and (Ins Soii-neiiherp, rale, tlie licit tackle in the leapue, with him. Failure to land the services of lien-in l'lii-dman. former Miehipati all-Amera an uu i 1 1 i i.h who cast his lot witli Cleveland, caused hackers of the Panthers to forfeit tlie franchise. some or tne speetaiors uepan neaoinp homeward. However, th- best part of f.

l. 1 a clean the pame was to come. Tn the Hays' (( atiempt- half of the sixth, the pirls pulled )lllnt slft, The i nurse liar is 74 nnd the former record held by Kddio Loos of was pi ind and only on, on the seeond to hard work. it'lh. did site lad to extricate herself; Je planned to take his first look at Ihe first attempt.

Mrs, Ptessh-r's liYmtmued on Pape Column 1) pl.ninp Saturday did credit to the in-; 1 tieimnpiea.iur's. ramie, ai him. itiuvw wild to first. Miller made brilliant stab nf a throw' I dropped Texas leapuer back of' Tlorri.ers'. Damon MKXASII.V SCOKKS WIN' Dent.

31i. K. ker i t-n-oYo ins! in, tion which she had; fi' lnl an out on iwenm ami uin Lc ker didn't rpn liiinkinp Miss T'lut in ripht field made a circus i Walter. Th. the last tun from her hus- MENASHA.

Menasha defeated Appleton in a Fox Liver Yalh leapue pame at Menasha. Four home I runs featured. I.ewandoski made a pio al Ihe San Gabriel club. rt. ii.

e. 4 4 -5 9 5 inn nnn 01" 1iin ndx Graass Astor Miss WaH Off Color M'ss Wall's usually faultless ap-iCom on Pape Column 111 (Continued on Pape 1:,, Column 111 home run in tlie lasi innins' Willi tw I on to thm the panic. I catch of a lonp fly by Umnoyo. 'Jie horsehido 11 safe. Keeker! Show Signs of I tailed for third, Kirknffs throw liad This warned to plve the pirls l'n a n.hV Clink iiiufl'ed and they pot to Sehuette ln u'ss- the seventh for two tans and three Millers Score Twice hits.

Every time one of I he younp lad- Hew. ii, attempted a snap to nip, i hi' the Taill. the crowd cheered. Tn i M'Hcr at lirt hut it was a poor pep I the eiphth, Harvey UCcsse, who ha.M Hie Kays unit tossinp tlie lust returned from tlie moved In H'eker and I.yii,. laid i like an arrowfrom a baw- the row.

A. "PL I seelhed from center to iinciiul an.) l'l; EL PROMJCTO I MINNETONKA CRAFT CLASS A. CHAMPION OF NEENAH RACES Red Raven Awarded Title by Split Point Margin Over Neenah Sailboat. 7 to ti, Me (he aild the lea-lot of sa I lied dow Villiesso hi, fans, Hi. a few 'r v.ele a I.irp..

for a io jabs. Lewellen tipht- tanned A Collard and Kaye popped lo Clark, The I lays didn't do ruiirh In Kayo dllrillp the f.na- imiituM but tlieV ri ve him i lepiv in lift 1 1 A. lie, ker an ed the Ilia-works by walk- inc. Kitl-oT fanned. Hoelini was hit by a pitched lull and they hoi It ad- vaneed a nee iM vu h.

F. the pirls greeted him ih a couple of runs. The vi-Mins laid ba-es load, e.l in the ninth but Ti Co-se is, ap without anv runs. Mi-s pohle 1(ed nn to advance notice" as a first while Mis Tnmau. t'ie enter I ler had a p- r-foct rijv a' bit.

pridnp four w'alks and a tw b.ipper in five ti Ips to the plate. Miss Walsnn was pretty llvelv at third base after beinp based off tli mounl and at times, like a rea' ba'1 er. CroMd: I'p The iviianr.i a b't in the olt 'it when a voiiiiu fire w.is ibs. eovrr.si underneath tlie pram Island hot the blae was put nut a hole faster than the p.as -y, fast and eiehth inninp. D-ii, Pa inier.

tn Pas' ma.ie.it. at fi In the NilFNAII, A is--'Pi--lied Raven. Hill brothers' Miimetonka boat, was adjiidued 'be TP.S class A champion 1 wt ft 1 fi fi 1 1 A if va l' eker siupl, the Inland Lakes Y'aehtinp i.ise riiniiers, and la- tool; tliircl haiiself his broila-r 'Tape' tion, at the close of the recatta on Lake W'inneb apu. Tiie awaid ias based upon the; "race horse" s'slem of piarkiiip, it; to i lie 11 the ball oi aibli -11111 ilip ed one i fol h- i lk Mallei be 11. snao k.

i itt i iph( donhleil and Dave Zilidiniildei- 18 dliMeS o- (1 in, I K. ker Oped inp to K. x. if on. I.

slab. Innli 4li thr left up the -iilh i s. 1,, Hid io lieid 0,1 1 BUICKl I avinp first been announced that the award would po to Shadow, ek KimlierlV-i Nodaway Ya, lit bib craft. mly a fraction of a point separated the two yacht in the final compilation of points. was awaided second p'ace; Mees' Pew ui! ee lo.it.

p.ttinu" third pl-o-f -nvi Two sailed bv Hell. Mimic loiilui, was awarded fourth. e'ehth and his aulas arcasc. 11.1,-irs who vn-. vatel.ins yotmt'ter T' p'obahb- i.

of tlie iu life Sen-e Id I "ii Ud to Yibie.se. Onlv lint Mil im bm. Tvs ir 928 Kiy. Ziii-iliiiilder Pi ihe Mx'ii 11, 1 went re f.u 'la Dae was h- k' "no oif him. 'I' on! see Tlie class 'championship went to Dora 3, sailed by Henry of Pewaukee, while class horors weni lo Fan.

Winf.rld Craven's t'enea Iwaa t. a hole but lib. hile P. OTI'V an, II ill! ii' on lu ADS HOHMMIOK 'IT( llKliS Ml I-WAI Wis. 1U.R1 With eu-ven ins and only one setback.

I'ONKY leWlK D'" T.V. Wi- i A T'i rs Fiar.er is adin? the Milwaukee Aihbtie rlub horseshoe pilchers. YYal-1 ter Iinpe. with nine wins and one loss "1' drii-e it) hv Sum, Fund Port is a close i- taniinais to Vin the highest speeds in the way it breasts the steepest hills and in the way it ignores sand, deep mud and rough going. Every day, in every city in the land, Buick for 1928 is demonstrating the superiority of the famous Buick Valvc-ift-Head engine the engine that is vibra-tionlcss beyond belief.

You cannot say you know the full meaning of "performance" until you've driven a Buick for 1928. The nearest Buick dealer will gladly arrange a trial, BUICK, MOTOR COMPANY FLINT, MICHIGAN 4 to an eastPrn Wis. cciis'ri o.irie At th" en i of ii.r was three ail. WIN i Buick for 1928 gets away in traffic like an arrow from a bow! Watch the Buicks next time you drive downtown. Sec how easily they step out in front when the signal changes.

And note how they give other cars the slip in the friendly rivalry of traffic. Truly amazing performance! But amazing only in comparison with other cars. For in every phase of performance Buick for 1928 is equally adept in the ease with which it attains, and maintains, Made in Knpland in th bell wl; eli as to become on July 177.. our famous Liberty had to he twice lefare It could be lump In the new ntatehouse in Philadelphia. The vocal cords of women beinp shorter than those of m-n.

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