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i x- -t it --r PAGE TEN SS0C1ATED PRI DAILY CLARION-LEBGEK. JACKSON, MISS. TUESDAY MOBNING; APRIL 22, 1930 kson Loses Final To Billies; Open With Monroe -I The Official Cotton States. League Schedule for 11 F. A.

SCOTT, President Loose Fielding Helps Senators Lose 13 to 5 Decision To Vicksburg STANDINGS VICKSBURG, April 21 (AP) Vicksburg batted three Jackson pitchers hard today and won the last game)f the series with the Senators by the score of 13 to 5. with the aid of loose fielding by Jffckson. COTTON STATES After Jackson had tied the count CLUBS Pet. .714 in their half of the second, Vicksburg' came back in the same frame .600.1 and scored a pair, after which the .571 .571 Vicksburg 5 Lake Charles 3 Alexandria ....4 Monroe 4 ElDorado 3 Pine Bluff 3 Baton Rou3 2 JACKSON 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 3 5 .429 .429 .400 Billies were never headed. Though Pollan yielded ten hits, he managed to-keep the visitors well checked at all times.

Box score: JACKSON AB II PO A Morris, 2b .4 0 0 5 2 1 DT7IT at AT AT AT AT AT AT IIJdAD PINE BLUFF EL DORADO JACKSON VICKSBURG MONROE ALEXANDRIA BATON ROUGE PINF miJFF fTIIl? May 5-6-7 Apr. 25-26-27-28 Apr. 18-10-20-21 IV M25 PINE BLUr I HK June 22-23 June 26-27-28 June 8-9-10 July 7-8 June 15-16-17 Junj 29-29 111U Aug Aug. 4-5-6 Aug, 3. Aug.

IPs. July 21-22-23 July 13-24-25 July May 4 June 6-7 May 11-12 Apr. 27-28 Apr. 22-23, May FI nORAnn jS 24-25 TlXTTV May 8-9-10 June 11-12-13-14 May 3-19-20 Apr. 18-19-20-21 June ELDORADO jSy 30-31 lJAlLl May 29-30-31 July 8 June 29-30 July 6-7 Sll Aug.

1-2 oyxxAXji Aug, 7-8-9 July 28-29 July 15-16 July 21-22-23 July 13. Aug. 1Q May 19-23-25 Apr. 27 JACKSON Apr. 29-30 May 13-14-15-16-17' fJ XDTAIJ Apr.

16-17-20-21 May 18. June 1-2 June 29-30 17 JAC1UUN May 1-2-3 July 9-10-11-12 UllAlllUIH May 4. June 22 June 8-9-10 July 18-19-20 tSe Aug. 11-12-13-14. July 6-7, Aug.

17 July 13. Aug. 10-10 3 July 27-28-29 VICKSRURn Apr. 22-23-24 June 15-16-17 Apr. 15, Apr.

18-19 1711(117 May 13-14-15-16-17 Apr. 29-30 June 4.4.5-6.7 June 1-2 July 1-2 July 3-4-4-5 LllUUlill 9-10-11-12 11 2 Jilne 18-19-20-21 July 24-25-26-27 Aug. 15-16 wmi Aug. 11-12-13-14 Au. 1-2 MONROF Apr.

15-16-17 Ma 21-22-23-24-24 Apr. 22-23-24-25-26 May 8-9-10 UAD June 3-4-5-6-7 Apr. 29-30 munRUt, i July 4-4-5-6 July 17-18-19-20 June 19-19-20-21 May 29-30-31 rUll June 22-23-24-25 May 1-1-2 Aug. 16-16 AU 7-8-9 Aui AlFXANDRIA June 11-12-13-14 Apr. 15-16-17 May 20-21-22-23-24 May 5-6-7 May 26-27-28 1 VP rSi ALtAAnuwA July 1-2 July 3-4-4-5 July 14-15-16-17 June 26-27-28 July 30-31 LI I Li July 10-IM2 July 26-27-28 Aug.

15-16 Aug. 4-5-6 1-2-17 RATniSI RniirF May 20-20-21-21-22 Apr. 25-25-26 June 11-12-13-14 May 26-27-28 May 5-6-7 May 8-9-10 QDART RUU.bt July 15-15-16-16 June 8-9-9-10-10 July 1-2 24-24-25 June 28-27-28 May 29-30-31 011111 Aug. 3 July 24-25-26 July 21-22-23 Aug. 4-5-6 Aug.

7-8-9. I Mav 11-12 Apr. 22-23-24-25 I A VP rUADl PC Mav 8-9-10 Mav 5-6-7 Mav 26-27-28 Mf 23-24-25 June 11-12-13-14 une 1-2 Apr. 15-16-17 LANL LHAKLU Ma'" 29-30-31 June 26-27-28 June 24-24-25 June 29-29 July 24-25 une.l?., Aug. 7-8-9 Aug.

4-5-6 July 21-22-23 July 17-18-19-20 Aug. 3 Aug. 10-10 July 3-4-4-5 .286 Southern CLUBS Pet. Chattanooga 7 0 1.000 Sanders, 2b ...1 0 1 0.0 0 Roach, cf 5 1 0 2 0 Bobo, 3b 0 1 2 2 2 Senn. lb ...3 2 2 9 1 1 Birmingham 5 2 .714 Posey, If 2 11 1 0 0 Memphis 5 2.

.714 New Orleans 3 4 .429 Mobile 3 4 .429 Little Rock 2. 5 .286 Dempsey, rf .......2 1 1 UO 0 Long, rf- ...2 0 1 1 0 0 G. Jones, .4 0 1 2 2 0 Nashville ............2 .5 .286 Atlanta 1 6 .143 O'Neill, ss 0 2 1 5 1 Green, p-3b ........2 0 0 0 2 0 Kyle, 2 0 0 0 1 0 American Apr. a.3. July 11 CLUBS Pet.

5 Total sV. 35 5 10 24 15 .750 .667 .6671 AB II PO A 4 1 1 4 0 0 VICKSBURG, Philadelphia 3 Washington 4 Chicago 2 Cleveland 3 Detroit 3 Boston 3 1 2 1 2 3 3 3. 4 .800 1 -( .500 .500 1 .250 FIRST HALF ENDS JUNE 17TH, 1930 St. Louis 1 New York 0 .000 1 2 2 0 4 0 2 3 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 4 13 0 0 1 3 2 3 1 1 2 3 3 0 1 12 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 Murphy, 3b .4 Tyler, cf 5 Ford, rf 3 Whitaell. lb ......5 Smith, 2b ...5 ss .5 Brock, Pollan.

.3 National CLUBS New York 4 Pet. 1.0001 By Burnley SPORT SKETCHES MONROE PITCHER HURLS SUPERBLY 'POOSES TO I RAWD1 .667 Pittsburg 4 Chicago- 4 Boston 2 .571 0 2 3 2 5 4 3 3 .500 Cincinnati 2 ALEXANDRIA WINS FROM LIONS AGAIN Red Legs Glean Eleven Runs to Conquer ElDorado In Final Game 286 .333 St. Louis 2 Brooklyn 1 Totals 39 13 16 27 14 2 Score by Innings: ........021 100 010 5 Vicksburg .221 403 Olx 13 Summary Three base hits, Posey, Senn, Smith. Two base hits, Dempsey. Bobo, O'Neill, Brock, Murphy, Tyler.

Runs batted in, Senn, Posey, Long, O'Neill 2, Murphy 2, .2501 250 Coach Wilson's Ti Philadelphia 1 Drillers Outclass Judges in Monday Fray; Bagwell Clouts Homer First Home Appe RESULTS Fins Cond MONROE, April 21 (AP) Fred "Lefty" Bonker was In superb rrioviNE FIELD, April let JACKSON Vicksburg 13. ElDorado Alexandria 11-Pine Bluff Monroe Only games scheduled. form here today and he pitched Tyler 2, wmtneii onuui a-ups-comb 3. Sacrifice hits, Posey, O'Neill and Pollan. Stolen bases, Sanders, Roach, Whitnell 2, Lipscomb, Brock.

Double play, O'Neill to Morris to Senn. Base on balls, off Green 1, Kyle 2, Pollan 2. Struck out, by Kyle 1, Bobo 1, Pollan 2. Innings pitched, by Green 3 2-3 with 9 runs, 10-hits, by Bobo 1-3 with no runs, no hits. Losing pitcher, Green.

Earned runs, off Green 8, off Kyla Tertian 4. Passed bals. Jones 2. Monroe to a 13 to 2 victory over Mississippi college scheduled to son here c-Hinds Junior Pine Bluff in the series finale. He was aided by Ell Bagwell's home run and the hitting of Dallas Clements, Mike Bouza and others.

NATIONAL Pittsburg St. Louis 4. Philadelphia New York 8. Boston Brooklyn 15. Chicago Cincinnati 1.

opposition. Th PanoosM art It concluded the seven game se ries started last Tuesday, glvinz ALEXANDRIA, Ll, April The Alexandria Reds defeated the visiting ElDoradorins 11 to 8 today In a came In which hatters for both teams connected with the ball frequently and Box score: ELDORADO AB II TO A Harper, If 3 1 1 2 0 0 Cochran, 3b 2 1 0 0 3 0 Seeley, rf 5 0 0 1 0 0 Wisrock, 2b 4 1 2 2 3 0 Farmer, lb 4 0 1 10 1 Weingartncr, ss 3 1 0 0 3 0 Mouton, cf 2 1 1 3 0 1 Moore, 4 10 6 I 0 Douglas, 4 2 2 0 6 0 A. Burleson 1 0 1 0 0 0 following: a disiftroi! Wild piUh, Kyle, Pollan. Hit by Monroe four victories and the Judg es tnree. Tne two clubs hit the road tonight.

Second Baseman Rawllngs stood out for the visitors, both afisld south Missiaippi biseballcrsdrcppclis wet Junior collet Clah.Lincoln just their first rocd trip i Th ill I IS pitcnea Dau, ora Dy crrecu, umpire, Harmon. Time 2:20. gragSsbreak and at bat. latter portion of Ur i Manager Jim Bagby of the local club announced the release of Pitcher Elmer Fronebarger, Shortstop Jess Devereaux and Outfielder Rob- Southern Little Rock 4, Chattanooga 5. Memphis 7, tft Nashville 5.

MobUe 6, Atlanta 12. New Orleans 9, Birmingham 10. American Washington 6, at Philadelphia 3. Clevelarid 6, at Detroit 1. St.

Louis 2, at Chicago 3. Only games scheduled. r- I T- glove's i HE 4 I 1 3 li 'X I i i in 't i 4 n. 'a 1 115 tt tncy LOSING STREAK bins. turn here tomorrot plans to put tta Box score: 24 16 2 ro A 8 8 II 1 2 PINE BLUFF AB II PO A Nevinsky, ss ......3 1 12 2 0 Fitzgerald, lb 4 0 0 9 0 0 Rawlings, 2b 4 .0 2 2 6 0 Camp, rf-3b 0 1 0 0 Weaver, cf-rf ......2 0 0 2 0 0 Ferry, If 3 0 1 0 1 Osbourne, 3b 1 0 0 1 1 Southeastern Tampa 12; Jacksonville 9.

Columbus Montgomery 7. fielma 6: Pensaoola 1. Three Mobile Pitchers Fail Before Lamtfastihg Given By Atlanta Second game: Tampa Jackson Totals 32 ALEXANDRIA AB Smith, ss 4 Lume, cf 4 Parsons, If 3 Vincent, 2b 4 Baker, 3b 5 Luckey, 5 Sikes, lb 5 Scaling, rf 4 Keller, Braley, 2 Miller, 0 1 W.rd, 0 ville 8 (7 innings)" 1 4 3 3 1 3 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 Query, 2 0 I 3 0 o' Butler, c-cf 4 1 1 3 0 worKout the Rajmond V.ne. NO dcilnlie tnfap neunfed fcr the will probably cj'A first, Dstm'A ti ihortstop, ind la tlie and Ilollowell ru 1 startcn. On the son use dtM klrollawtai the Ff.

day afternoon ollege, toe llolmei Junior co. day. and win Joss. for a second cac ran. Parsons.

Stolen bares Dflc. tie play. Icy off JWJJ tw mm off K4 ATLANTA, AprU 21 (APV The Atlanta Crackers broke their losing streak, of 6 straight games here today by walloping three Mobile pitchers for 14 hits and a 12 to 6 victory. Seven triples, four two baggers, and a home run were crashed out as the sluggers on both teams cut loose otv. rtTn Wain onH ancv hlttinff Texas Ieague San Antonio Houston 8.

Wichita Falls Dallas 5. Beaumont 12; Waco 4. Shreveport Fort Worth 4. SOUTH ATLANTIC Columbia Charlotte 3. Augusta Asheville 9.

Macon 20; Greenville 6. SCHEDUIE Cotton States Monroe at JACKSON. at Pine Bluff. -Lake Charles at Alexandria. Totals 37 11 14 27 '13 3 a-Batted for Harper in ninth.

x-Batted for Miller In elghfx. Score by Innings: ElDorado 230 000 3003 Alexandria 010 003 16v 11 Summary: Runs, Harper, Cochran, Wisrock, Welng.irtner, Mcutdn. Moore. Douglas 2, Smith, Hume 2, Parsons 2, Vincent 2, Luckey 2. Sikes a.ln8r- Errors: Farmer, Mouton, smith 2, Vincent.

Runs batted in, Harper, Cochran, Wisrock 3, Doug-ias, smith 2, Vincent 2, Baker, Luckey, Sikes 3, Scaling 2. Two bise U8las- Luckey. Smith. Home run, Wisrock. Sacrifice hits, Coch- BiiU -r two-thlrdf injur 1 111 1 VVC-A mm err off Miller in 0 Time 2:30.

Wall. iswciia, 1 0 0 0 0 Lane, ..........1 0 0 0 0 0 Schmidt, 2 0 10 10 Totals .........31 2 8 24 10 "4 MONROE AB po A Irby, cf 5 3 3 2 10 baw- 2b ...4 2 2 5 2 0 Bagwell, rf 5 2 2 2 0 0 Bouza, If 4 0 2 2 0 0 Clements, lb ......3 2 7 21 polen. ss ..........3 II200 Motlow, 3b ...4 112 2 0 Barnhart, 5 1 3 4 0 0 Bonker. 3 3 1 1 1 Totals ...36 13 16 27 "I 1 Score by Innings: Pine Bluff .001 000 001 2 onroe 002 701 30X-13 Summary Sacrifice Kits. Ferrv Osbourn Shaw, Dolen a I fid ker 2.

Two base hits, NeviAsw Q. Schmidt, Barnhan low Hon'rJ Su iow. Home run, Bagwell. Left bases. Pine Bluff 9.

Monroe 9 en balls, off Bonker fou? lS? sky 2 and Weaver 2); off Bouza and Clements); off lS (irby); off Schmidt 1 (Clemento Struck out, Bonker 4 (Camn Owens, Lane and Weaver 3 Schmidt 2 (DolenkrV rSy sing pitcher, Owens. Suble Alaf," Irby to Clements; RawltagTt0 jg5' gerald; Rawlins to Nevinsky to SS" gerald. Earned runs: Pln7 Bluff 1" Monroe 8. Balk, Bonker KL base. Clements.

HH by Lane, (Motlow) First base AWJ? 3. Bouza I WOLGAT'coCOfZFUL AJEW fLYWBtGHT CHAMP, WHO FOSSESSESy odel St Sport -M 9 afNew York duel are convinced that -ri i. 4 r-irarplo'ht bOXeTS ln- Southern Mobile at Atlanta. New Orleans at Birmingham. Little Rock at Chattanooga.

Memphis at Nashville. 'American Detroit at St. Louis. Chicago at Boston at Washington. Philadelphia at New National New York at Boston.

Brooklyn at Philadelphia St. Louis at Chicago. No others scheduled. BRIDGE DEDICATED SOON 1 and suddenly ihen Midget Wolgast, Philadelphia's wee wop. outpointed Black Bill of Cuba recently In sparkling rounds at Madison square By doing so.

the Midget won the s. Mobile i .103 001 100 6 12 3 Atlanta ,...142002 12x 12 14 1 Singleton. pipgras, Dyer and Minetre-f, "ull; Oldham, Meadows and Yelle. s- BIRMINGHAM. April 21 (AP) Yam Yaryan batted in the winning run today as the Barons defeated New Orleans 10-9 in the first game of a 3 game series.

The big catcher scored Sturdy in'the ninth with one out. The pelicans got a big lead In the fifth but the Barons tied the score in the next inning and overcame another lead in the seventh. Mon-, tague and Wambsganss got horn-crs New Orleans 000 161 10D 9 11 4 Birmingham 000 134 101 10 14- 2 Glazner, Bean. Puhr, Conklin and Anderson; Ludolph, Campbell, Plue, Caldwell and Yaryan. CHATTANOOGA, April 21 (AP) A roaring four base blow which cleared the right field fence by many feet, rolled from the potent war club of Elliott Bigelow, the Babe Ruth of the Southern association, and defeated Little Rock 5 to 4 here today, keeping the Lookout record untarnished with seven 000 10O-4 12 1 Chattanooga .001 000 22x 5 9 0 Eddleman, Eckert and Kandler; Roy and Kents.

NASHVILLE, April 21 -fAP) Memphis defeated Nashville 7-5 today, although Welzer, Chick ditcher, walked nine men and allowed hits, while his teammates made thi-ee errors. And. to bring to an end a strange batl -me, Kreuger, the Vol catcher won Sunday's game from Birmingham when he knocked two nme runs, came to bat in the ninth 5 with the bases full and struck UMemDhis .001 010 500-7 12 3 -100 000 211-5 16 4 Welzer. Kelly and Campbell, Wil- lis and Moore. far as the New York State Athletic was much steam In them only the crafty Cuban's knack of riding the smashes saving him from the count.

Wolgast's real name is Giuseppe La Scalza. He lives with his parents and their big family in Philadelphia. This miniature Camera has been boxing about three years. In more than 110 bouts, he has lost but one to Phil Tobias of Brooklyn. His best fighting weight now is 110 pounds.

Tom McArdle, Madison Square Garden matchmaker, who is arranging a Wolgast-Genaro battle for the near future, says that. 'Mldget is the best flyweight I ever saw." And Thomas saw Jimmy Wilde and Pan-cho Villa in their prime! the Midget deserves the crown. Unquestionably it was the fastest bout seen in years from beginning to end. Both'boys were in great shape. Wolgast got a cut over his left eye through a collision in the first round but that seemed to serve merely as a spur.

The Midget's marvelous left is a cross between a cobra's strike and a flash of lightning. Many old-timers assured The Sort Bug "it is the fastest left" Uey- ever saw. And it had to be practically that in order to tag the truly Black Bill whose elusiveness was shadow-like. Midget's left hooks to both head and body were the perfection of celerity and accuracy. And there commission is concernea.

'However, the National Boxing association recognizes Frankie Gena.ro as holder- of that Utle, and the New Jersey authorities accorded VICKSBURG. April 21 (AP) On May 20. the new bridge across the Mississippi river will be formal their own Willie La jvionei, Banihart. Time of eam. nJ i Umpires.

KmTtni ly opened amid a celebration. Sec Black And WW nr- retary of War Patrick J. Hurley has stage" a series of eliminations 5s- --v voiuoeu, HEADS COAHOMA 4-H ClfBs accepted an invittalon to attend the navy department has advised the tween those three utie-xioiuci. In the meanwhile, those of us pw cam Wj-vi tract, rtearlv defeat the celebration committee that U. S.

S. Cruiser calveston would be sent up I speedy Black Bill In their sensation- Brown And the river for the celebration. LEGGER, BOAT SEIZED G. M. A.

Defeats BILOXI, April 21 AP) Andy Lamey. cf Cedar Lake, six miles Unusually smart wM oj spring and Yllfi-the finest values to be llM six dollars. Academy at Mobile GULFPORT, April 21 With Geo. cale, home demonstratton agent the count i 111 north of here, is in the Biloxi hos pital in a serious condition as a re coast boys played brilliant ball behind Gorman and all through they showed a smooth working "combination. For the MAilians.

Hankinsf at shortstop, pulled down two short flies that "were labeled clean hiu. Born and Tisdale, with two blows each, lead the attack for the Born also did some pretty fielding: at second base. Score by innings: (Lefty) Gorman on the mound for seriously except In the ninth inning when Boyles, pinch hitting for Ed-rington, was hit fcy a pitched ball. Beard followed with a two base hit, sending Boyles to third where he died as Pape struck out. Miller hit a short fly to the right fielder and Wes fanned, ending the game.

Gorman allowed only two hits and struck out an even dozen batters. West, on the mound for the visitors, pitched a very creditable game, al-towinc pietit scattered hits and strik sult of gunshot wounds in the low er jaw, received last night in an them and hurling sensational ball, the Gulf Coast Military Academy altercation with Jack Preston, also of Cedar lake. Chadwick of Sunflower; secretary-treasurer Miss Mary Francis S-S', The 4-H lubs will hoi dtheir annual summer gathering at Loon Lake June 7. Charleston rrhrUc TAW A kept clean their baseball record tur ning back the invasion 01 wngnts Amory La Verne beauty shoppe Military Academy of Mobile by the ccore of 6-0. At" no time -during W.

M. A. ..000 000 OOC 0 2 formally opened over Baird's- con wtva ivioior G. C. M.

A. 112 110 OOx 6 8 2 ing out eight batters. The Gulf' the game did the Mobilians threaten fectionery. waipany quarters redecorated. A.