The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 18

or "Oi WV n)ejrnaa MONSANTOS UPSET FOUKES, 5-4; SHEARERS ELIMINATE MIL-KAYS ST. LOUIS STAR-TIMES 18 Sept. 8, 1947. rW STfjr New Tricks ALL OUTDOORS Winners Open 31 uny Title Series Sunday VK For Micks km BV MARION MILTON Gloom hung heavy In the drew a 1 ing room of tht Mll-Kaya 'long rf 1 bout dunk. This club, compohfd mostly of veterans, wanted more than anything to win the Muny baseball hamptonship this year.

They had won IS straight games during the aeaon and three straight elimination games, but 'he roof fell In yesterday In the semi-final round at Fairground Tarlt. It was Jean Stsperthorst, football I I ''l I SLJ yjrf i V- vv I roach at St. Mary, and former JffyZh "VU-ottT 7 t'AYI 1, I f.rmhana of the Clnclnnat! Redayr-r KS7 I ho shattered every dream of K''0 bfcl MU-Kay playe-s. He wm jui too MJ 5r 'V'i 1 ahrewdaa he hurled the Khe.rer. (-' 'ttWl- i.

I I CX th. final, with an g-lfU, 8-3 VWZ I STRAIGHT STUDY IN STRATEGY. Bob Mclntire. newly-appointed coach at McBride High School (extreme left), discusses a few details of ballhandling with three of the Micks' backlield candidates. Players absorbed in the "skull session" are, Irom leit, Frank Longo, Bob Connell and Gene Silverberg.

fcV CCaBSGOEaXJ Shearer v. Montantos. The Shearers will be Joined In next Sunday'a open- of a bent two-out-of -three-game series for the city title by the Monaantos, who pulied the fcuriirixe of the playoffs by eliminating the Foukes, defending champions, by a 5-4 score in the other game yesterday. Four of the MU-Ksy players, all tut) 10 or more years of competition in the Muny I-cague, curtly stated that this was the end for them. Tony Kreft, 30.

the club's Finish! City Wins Pennant IRANK R. STEEL GOES FISH- ing with a thermometer in his pocket. Author of several books and holder of the world's record for salmon caught on rod and line, Steel says water temperature is the most important guide to locate game fish, which explains his use of a thermometer. "You have to find where bass, trout, 'walleyes and panflsh are before you can catch them," he says. "Eighty per cent of all the water areas where we go fishing have no game fish.

That means wasting four out of every five hours unless you have some way to know where the fish will be at that time." Steel explains that game fish are cold-blooded animals. Their bodies have no automatic Internal temperature adjustment as warmblooded animals do. The body of a fish takes the same temperature as the water In which he swims. The water temperature determines the body of a fish his activity, digestion, spawning and feeding habits. "Each species of game fish has a range of water temperatures in which fish of this kind are com-fortabje and In which their bodily functions work best," Steel claims.

"Fish will ro to water of this temperature whenever It is available to them." Thus the thermometer. Fishing Secrets 1 1 ERE IS STEEL'S SYSTEM AP- plied locally. The water at Lighthouse Lodge, Lake of the Ozarks, was 71 degrees last week, according to d. B. Lilltbridge.

Steel maintains that the water bracket fmm 70 to 73 degrees Is the favorite temperature for largemouth bass. At such times he will range widely into the shallow and shoreline feeding grounds, going at times into water not more than one foot deep. In this shallow water bass can spot an angler or a boat. A large bass will not strike when it can see the fisherman, which means you should use casts of 35 feet or longer hi fly casting and 50 feet or more in bait casting. Be sure to put your fly or bait down lightly.

Don't use too large a lure in bait casting in shallower water and don't thump or scrape 5'our feet around in the boat. Bass bugs often work nicely In the 65 to 7H degree water range, as does bait casting with surface or medium-depth lures. Rivers do not have the great variation in water temperature that we find in lakes because there Isn't as much difference in depth of water and also because the flow of current mixes up the various water temperature layers. However, in streams, water temperatures control the hatch of aquatic Insect and determine whether bass will be in the riffles, in the pools, in the eddies or along the rock ledges. Th Steel theory reveals that th favorite water temperature of a smallmouth bass is between 60 to 70 degrees, which probably explain the prevalence of this spKies in the spring-fed streams of Missouri Ozarks Stalk Your Fish AT 60 DEGREES THE SMALL- mouths go to the shallow water feeding grounds.

In rivers this means the riffles, the end of current tongues at Uio heada of pools, rock ledges, under-cut banks whet the bottom is sand or gravel, and the shallow flats at the ends of pools Here bass bugs, as well as underwater flies streamers and buck-tails and nymphs work well. If you are bait casting, better use surface lures small dark ones are best. Steel says. And he suggests that you stalk your fish. Panflsh.

namely Dluegills, sunfish, erapples, rock bass and perch. ar school fish. Locale one and you II probably get many more. The 60 to 80 degree water now existing in small creeks and lakes is ideal dry fly and small bass bug water for panfkh. For The Bait DRIFTING AND STILL FISHING with fly rod and live bait is the standard method of taking panflsh.

Other good baits besides worms are small minnows, crayfish, helgramttes. weed worms, grubs, crickets and nymphs. In thw water temperature range. Steel says panflsh take wet flies, small streamers, buck tails and nymphs, fished deep by the action method. Bullheads and catfish are warm-water, bottom-feeding fish.

They prefer mud-bottom and don't mind murky, roily or silt-filled water. As a table fish many think them second only to trout many consider them the finest of all. They ar hot-weather fish and fight hard for their size. The classic way of taking bullheads and channels is with bait and bobber, although many anglers are learning to catch them on files and plugs. "And don't you dar tell any boy.

with his willow rod, cuttyhunk line and plain hook, that his bullhead fishing isn't wonderful sport," cautions SteeL "Sport is what we make It and this boy makes his sport great!" GRUNTS, GROANS AND GRIMACES. Linemen are busy, too, under the tutelage of Coach Mclntire as McBride players prepare for the opening of the Prep League football season. Here are Jot Cronin, left, and Jack Shea participating in blocking drills as part of the intense training program for the Mick eleven. Belleville Opens Grid Season Next Friday At Mattoon Belleville and Madison will play I he opening "klckoff" games In the Southwestern Illinois Conference schedule Friday. Belleville's Maroons, under the tutlelage of Coach Hubert Tabor, will travel to Mat-toon, 111., for an lnter-lcague battle with the Big 12 Conference eleven, while Madison will open the same night on its own field, with Sparta, second baseman, said that he was hanging up the spikes and glove! for good.

Maury Bermcn, 28, Out-; fielder Buck Weat. 27, and Catcher; Fred Naumann, 31, are the others 1 who stated that this was their last Washington Invited To Join College Professional League Br Aiaorlated Trail, LOUISVILLK. KY Sept. 8. A new "play for pay" football league to be sponsored by a group of colleges and universities has been propsed attempt to w'n the Muny title, live Runs Off Bernsrn.

Berrisen. Incidentally, was off form vestcrdav and save tin Id hits 111., offering the competition. and five runs before he was re-j placed by anoth.r vet, "Hap" Cur-; rler. The Mil-Ksjs led, 2-0. until' the sixth.

Then the Bhearers scored Wirt Downing's East St. Louis by Dr. John W. Taylor, president of the University of Louisville. JERSEY CITY.

Sept. 8 AP) International League fan are willing today to attest to the old adage that truth Is stranger than fiction after witnessing a seemingly badly beaten Jersey City club climax a great uphill battle by copping the league flag on the final day of the season. Trailing at one stage of the race by better than 13 games, and stiil behind by two with only three games remaining, the Jer-seyitrs won all three to zoom past the bewildered Montreal Uoyals and win the flag by a half game. 'Hie Royals still led by one decimal point, before yesterday's games. They could not lose the flag If they won both games from Toronto, the league's doormat, no matter how Jersey fared.

The Little Giants won their game.s from Baltimore, 6-3. but Montreal enjoyed a 5-3 lead going Into the ninth of the first game. But Len Kenecke of Toronto socked a three-run homer to ruin the Royals, 6-5. Taylor, at 40 one of the youngest university presidents in the nation, outlined his plan at a news conference yesterday. He said profits from such a venture could be by the schools to promote broadened Intra mural sports programs.

Fivers won't start play until the following week, when they inert Soldan. The Flyers are making plans to regain the conference crown which was captured last year by Granite City with a lot of help from Belleville. The champion Happy Warriors open against Webster Groves, an eleven which spoiled their unbeaten record In 1946. The schedule: EAST ST. LOUIS.

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27 allallla. rittr-llmaa t'hoto. SNAPPY STRAIGHT-AliM. Jerry Kohler goes through a practical exercise in eluding would-be tacklers as tha McBride High ace works out with his mates. i St.

Louis All-Stars Meet Champs In Soccer Game Here The Ponta Delgada team, composed of American-born players of Portuguese descent and all residents of Fall River, will appear here tonight against the St. All-Stars In a soccer game under the Public Hrhools Stadium lights. The game is scheduled to start at 8:30 o'clock and will be preceded by a junior match between the Hoppes and Schumachers at 7 o'clock. The Ponta Delgada eleven, which humiliated the local Carondelet Sunday Morning Club, 10-1. at Fall River last spring, won the national amateur championship for the past two years and yesterday added the 194? open title to Its 1IM by defeating the Sparta team at Chicago.

Harry Ratlcan, former local professional soccer star, has had his players drilling for the past few weeks and he feels certain that the St. Louis aggregation will make a good showing against the invaders. Mil Valdez, goalie for Carondelet Sunday Morning Club, was in the net the day his club bowed out in amateur competition, and he will once again be the target for the champions when he is between the uprights for Ratican's club. The ex-Correnti "team, Muny champions this year, will be well represented in tonight's game. Charley (Lefty) Colombo, Bob Annis, Henry Merlo, Frankie (Pee-wee) Wallace and Bill Bertani have been selected on the All-Stars.

Players on the veteran Ponta Delttada aggregation average about 28 years of age. Not particularly speedy, the team is noted for its fine ball control and great position Fair mount Idle Today The Falrmount Park race track will be "dark" today and on all succeeding Mondays throughout the fall meeting. The regular eight-race programs will be resumed tomorrow afternoon. First post will be at 2 o'clock. Otl.

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Brt. Witeil Slvar. May. 7 Calllnavllla. Another advantage, he said, would be "added community service In providing the sports minded American public with additional good football contests rather than so-called amateur ones." Taylor addressed his proposal by mail to presidents of 14 Institutions with "urban conditions" similar to the U.

of L. He said he hordes for favorable replies within a week, and a meeting of the presidents in Louisville during September. Under Taylor's plan, the football players would be truly professional, would draw pay from the schools, and would not be required to attend classes. "It cant hurt us. and It may develop into a great deal of good," he said.

"Being an auxiliary enterprise, entirely separated from the campus, it would not Jeopardize the standing of our athletes In other snorts or our standing as universities. "We simply would be providing better football entertainment, reaping more revenue from it. and through this enterprise expanding our intramural three times, added two more In the seventh and another In the elKhlh to sew up the verdict. John Krtfka's homer closed out the Mil-Kay scoring In the ninth. Trie Monsantos, only unseeded team In the playoffs, surprised the 2.000 fans by blasting the hopes of the Foukes.

The Monsantos twice had to come from behind to win behind the effective 7-hit hurling of John Lonsberg. Monsanto tallied twice In the second, but the Foukes moved ahead with three In the sixth. From then on it was a seesaw battle until the victors pushed over the deciding tally In the eighth. Scores MUNICIPAL llSSUt. Smar Oivkim.

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Y. C. Title Wo Iters Wins Casting Meet With Points All-around honors in the Caron-delet Fly and Bait Casting Club competition yeatedday went to George Wolters. who totaled 333 polnta In four events. Including a perfect 100 In the wet fly cast Results: I'KV ri.T Wrm William Bfl.

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-AHIH'MI Won Woll'ra. 383; Wll-llama, aiU, lll.hara and l.arxin. 37S. Argus Stars Win Title Game, 8-5 Richard Hardy and Leon Wheeler paced the Argus West All-Stars to an 8-5 victory over the Klnloch Grays, Greater St. Louis County baseball champions, in the district Negro title game at Klnloch Park yesterday.

Hardy slammed three hits and Wheeler two for the winners. The All-Stars were selected from players in the Tandy Indus-; trial Baseball League. WIST ALL-STAR. KINLOCH CRAY. Srat 20 Wntara Mil.

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Mlvar III. Oal. 31 ldard. villa Allen Richardson, top seed in the St. Louts District tennis tournament, advanced to the third round yesterday with a 6-4, 6-2 victory over Jack Carpenter at the Triple A courts in Forest Park.

Favorites Frank Thompson, Ward Parker, George Hendry and Wayne Smith also won second-round matches. Play resumes this afternoon. I flat 3 Alia Nav. 7 Al Ballavllla Ort. Id At Mad nan Nav.

14 Granlta City Long Nhots Win Fourth The Long Shots, behind the Oat. 17 I. SI. Laula MADISON. St.

Philip Neri today owned the intermediate division title in Lha Catholic Youth Council after handing St. Rita a 5-4 defeat at Miller Park in University City yesterday. The victory was the second straight in the best two-of-three aeries. Jim Cary and Joe Hunt led the SU Philip battera with two hits each. St.

Engelbert drew first blood in the senior title playoffs by turning back Holy Cross. 8-3, at Sherman Park. John Walsh of St. Mark fanned 13 batters as he hurled his club to a 10-8 triumph over St. Engelbert in the junior championship aeriet at Penrose Park.

Walsh now has 31 strikeouts in his last two starts. St. Stephen took the lead in tha eight-hit pitching of Mart (Bobo) Webster Snt. 12 Sort. III.

Oat. 24 At I. St. Dooling. defeated the Joe Wors First In play a mm a lit at I nOSBnUi LSUII wnecis, yesteraay, ior mcir ot.

31 Baiia.nia Taylor said that if three or more schools look with favor on his proposition, "we shall start organizing immediately for the beginning of league play next fall." Taylor said he sent letters to Waal Nav. 7 Al fourth straight triumph In the Muny Horseshoe Meet AB H. t. AB.R. H.

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villa Oal. 17 At Allan. Ladue Softball League. Nav. 14 firtnll City Joe Wors today had established WOOD RIVER.

taut. IS At Stauntan. Oct 1 At Grtnlt himself as one of the favorites for the city open horseshoe tournament to be held next week end at Fairground Park. Wors, scoring 236 out of a possible 300. won a 100- I III.

City apt. 2 At Mapla. Oct. 24 Callinivlll Delgadas Win Title CHICAGO. Sept.

8. (AP) The Ponta Delgadas of Fall River, won the National Open soccer championship with a 3-to-2 victory over the Chicago Spartas here yesterday. The Delgadas, who also hold the National Amateur title, became the first team to sweep the two waad Oat. 31 At Altan. Oat.

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St. Lagla heads of the following schools: University of Chicago, University of Pittsburgh, University of Houston, University of Kansas City University of Buffalo, University of Cincinnati, City College of New York, University of Tulsa, NATIONAL LEAGl AMERICAN LEAGUE NIW V0SK WASHINGTON 0 12 2 2 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 Waal All Stara Klnlath Graya shoe playoff for the muny closed B0OKLVN AB M. 0 A OA. juvenile series by beating St. Mar- AB M.

A. AB NIW V0SK A H. A Sltaav I I i 3 I 4 Yaal Dk 3 2 Stlrao'u 2k Stank 2k 4 13 Satchel Paisc Stars As 2 7 0 Lawla.rf title at Carondelet Park yesterday garet. 6-4. in the -juvenile comped-after regulation play ended In a tlon at Cherokee Park, tie.

Paul Lattray was second. Or- Karr.aa 3 14 7 Hantaan at 4 I Km II 4 .1 It Hoffmeisters Win, 5-4, Transylvania College, University of Georgia, George Peabody College, Saaaa 4 Saiaarlfaf Fvrlllaft 3 Vaulhan.rf a tdara a 4 vnaikar.rt Lava tall Ik 3 vine Hansen third, and Clyde Greg Manrtan.rf Llmlalt.lt DiMaftia.at 4 McUuinn.lk 3 1 naan.ak 4 Rakinaan.a 4 Rinuta.aa 4 Saynaldl 4 ea a a Talali 37 The victory gave the Fall Rivertson fourth. On Three-Run Homer Angela Mica's three-run homer Washington University of St. L.ouis, Mar.hallr 4 3 Ceanar.a 3 12 8 Cardan.lt 43) Lanrka 3k 4 21 aala 3 I I Hanaan.p a a 1 3 8 MrBrlda rf 3 2 2 2 3 Rakarta n.lt 4 4 a a a a Varnan. Ik 4 17 1 10 1 Spanaa.al 3 a 2 I 3 I erlddy.2k 3 a 3 2 a I Manama, a 4 17 0 a a I Sullivan.

aa 4 112 a a a Brkar 2 a a a ffrrlrk a a I I 27 12 aTravia I 8 a a klvana 10 0 0 University of Detroit and University of Rochester. with two out in the ninth gave the Hoffmeisters a 5-4 victory over the Janaaa.a a a a 7rlnkla I a a a booters a 9-to-3 decision in the two-glme home-and-home total goal series. The Delgadas blasted the Spartas, 6 to 1, in the opener last week. Qualifying rounds of the city open event in Classes A. and will start Saturday at 1:30 p.

with finals scheduled to start Sunday at 9:30 a. m. Monarchs Score Sweep DENVER. Sept. 8.

(INS) The Kansas City Monarchs today held a three-game sweep over the Coor Brewers of Golden. after the prize Nepro team defeated Coors In a doubleheader yesterday in Denver. The Monarchs blasted the national semi-pro runner-up 19 to 0 In Zenthoefers in the girls' playoff Bockwinkel-Dusek Bout Completes Mat Card With arrangement of a bout between Warren Bockwinkel of St. Louis and Emil Dusek of Omaha. Promoter Tom Packa today completed his wrestling card for Wednesday night at the Arena.

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Louis Softball Park last night. At North Side park the Hi-Clays defeated the Steems, 9-3, and gained the girls finals. In a St. Louis park men's game Kutis defeated the Werners, 5-2. while at North Side Sterling won from Hurri-Bac, 7-5.

Urals Clul, 1.1 To 4 J-yaar-aldi and up. FIRST RACE Clalmln furlanft: will pit Lou These, National Wres- I IK I aan. DlMaia. Vaal. trrnr Manrut-.

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km, Lavatalla, Hara.nn.kl. auk la (lay Raaaa la ttaray la Jartanaan. Latl a kaaaa kins IIS The Glen's corkball team defeated the Club 15, 5-4, in a game yesterday at Penrose Park. Glen Ken-nlson started on the mound and was touched for four runs before Cecil Milton took over in the seventh and final inning to stop the Club 15 attack. Four runs in the last of the seventh clinched the game for the Glen outfit.

'Not Interested' Oullion. Blair Gulllon, Washington University director of athletics, said today that he felt the Bears' athletic committee "would not be interested in Joining a league such as that proposed by Dr. John W. Taylor, president of the University of Louisville." "Our amateur program here Is progressing very satisfactorily," Gullion said, "and we're hardly interred in anything so professional as that." The Bears are committed to play Louisville in football this season and next, and in basketball during the coming season. "At the time we scheduled them," Gulllon said, "they were working on an amateur program like ours.

Perhaps they've changed." IIS Llttla fawn 11.1 dav 10 to 2. In yesterday's first game, which lasted seven innings, the venerable Negro hurler. Satchel Paige, held Coors to two hits. SECOND RACE Clalmln. 3-yaar-alda Bobby Managof trades grips with.

HI Lee In the 30-minute semi-final, while other preliminaries will find Ernie Dusek meeting Larry Moquin and Joe Dusek tackling Pierre FIRST OAMr. BOSTON PHILADELPHIA. AB. H. 0.

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Laalaf pitakar iaf Umvirafc Hanlma. Btawt and Maarkrik. Tina ML Attandanaa Sal Sjn Softball riayer Dies. QUINCY, Sept. 8.

(UP) Heart disease was blamed today for the death at a softball game in Merrymount Park yesterday of John Haley, 32, who was playing second base for a team known as the Vikings. a-8ilvar Oall HSk.Blua Inaa alio Funeral services will be conducted for John Thomas (Honus) King tomorrow morning at 8:30 from the Harrigan and Sheahan Funeral Home, 4415 Washington. Mr. King, Luaky Myatary Bay ill! Darlah 8 8 II II ajahnaoa I 8 a 8 2ubar. 2 8 1 Tatala 34 24 Flia aul for Oariah I faurth.

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'OURTH RACE Clalmln, 3-yar-alda and Pltlakurfh. CHICAGO. AB. well known to local soccer follow 0 A. AB.

H. 0 A. ers. died Friday at St. John's Hos- Final Standings up.

luriene; Fraddi 101 Sky Tay Grapae ilo My Waeh Dujheae aB8 Star Maaaata Craek Brltaa 113Rayear Prlne Part 108 thai 103 103 .1106 110 .1107 pital. He played goal for the Ben Former Dancer Pil'ilphl 05208008 7 I a. Darr, T.bbatt., MrCaaky. Binka. Cuarra.

Majaskl, Sudar. Chap- man Irrara Jan.a (2). Run battad in (Binka aeara an Jonaa' arrar I aacandi; (Guarra Willlania Tabbatta. fcalahauaa. Sudar 2: MaCaaky.

Jaaat 2. Ta haaa hila Oaarr. Sudar. kill In Minor Leagues Muny Softball Hurler Wins 2nd No-Hitter Walter Llnck pitched his second straight no-hlt game In the Muny softball playoffs yesterday as the Bussmanns blanked Mississippi Valley Trust 7-0. at Penrose Park.

Llnck, who struck out 14 batters in defeating the Commonwealth Loans a week ago. tanned 16 in yesterday's game. The playoffs resume next Sunday. Illinois State Scores Bv I'nlted Prase. Cli.b.

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and CiaeHai: Patrirk. Millers in the early 1920s, and was a member of the National Champion Ben Millers In '1919-1920. His wife, Mrs. Molly A. King, survives.

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n.nia run Wllllama Rv tha Aaaorlatatl I'rraa. INTERNATIONAL HAGUE. W. L. Pal.

W. Janav City B4 SO Rarhaatar- AH BB Mantraal S3 BO Naw ark 8 SO Svrar.ua KH SS .57.1 Baltlmar SS S9 purnvr t.aiaanauaa. umnli Mur lay, Anajwrr 1o Prrvloua Puialr f'Mp unr'rgpll Ik. ijiiw-Mim' 5 lr A 3 HAROLD 2J A I 4 3 113 gl jBUPTOW 1 -f II I i si mkl lEiTPlfeTrVITlA ITTOlATSmSl .442 .422 .422 2 IS. "rrr.

nnrnmai an raaaaralla. Tl SECOND CAM BOSTON. PHILAOfLPHIA. O. A.

AB n. A laay rieaae ins FIFTH RACE Clalmlni, 3 yar-aldt pad p. furianpa; Sparteman 1 1S Review 1 1 OS Madam Hlah I1 10 Chanea Ta IIS Jaek lot Oranlia 108 Lava Mark IIS Aula Faravar ll.T eiXTH RACE Allawanea, 3-year-eldi and up, fitrlonae: "Th Blenheim 2nd Puraa." Llttla Lillian 87 Mlh Air 110 Coneho Blue 10.1 Benny IIM Ran Grand Il3llm Braneh 110 Pertlnaatle I0M Better Heme 110 SEVFNTH RACE Allawanea. 3-yer-aidt and un. 1 mila and 70 yardt: "Tha Sir Callahad 3rd.

Sunrema Way I1K 8a Laval vino Karl a Beat l05Mnrnay I lo Pl frlnl. 3k 3 Always 4 Cant 5 Half an em 6 Operatic sole 7 Vend 8 Tantalum (symbol) 9 Legal records 8 MaCafav II 4 T.ra .12 111 Tatala 31 7 27 avalka far Btwrfaan In aifhMt. k'lia awl lar Hlfba i aavanlh. ri.k I 334SS7SB Pay. aa n.M fia.

rf 4 if HORIZONTAL 1,6 Pictured former dancer 13 Celestial 15 Responded 16 War god 17 Fasten 19 Care for 20 Impudent Mnaaa. rf 4 3 Ckiraaa 9j4i0im)ntt a ai.tnrth aa.iaaaaaa- 4 Jaaat. aa I I Maiaahl. 3h 3 8 Chapman, al 3 8 Sonar. 2k 4 4 Guarra.

a 4 a Vala, rf 1 dKn.tk r. rf 2 2 Rlnka. Ik 3 I MrCahan. 3 a II Talala 2S Rua. Ritna Rafka.

SliKtaan. Jilrav. Millar, Buflal 77 73 .507 Tarent 84 80 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. W. L.

Pal. W. L. Pat. Kama.

City All Calumhtia 7a 7S Lauiavilla NS KS Indlaupalla 74 70 Mllwailkaa 74 7S .5 1.1 St. Paul BA SS .448 Mlnnaplli 77 77 Talari. 01 B2 .389 TEXAS LEAGUE. W. L.

Pet. W. L. Pet. Hauatan A SR Shravapart 75 78 .487 r.rt W.rth AS AM .02 1 Okla.

City 71 S3 Tulaa 7 7S Baaumant an B4 ,.10 Oallaa 7n 74 .8 IS Ran Antanla 00 B4 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pal. W. L.

Pal. Manila. 84 58.814 Atlanta 73 78 .48:1 Naw Orlaani 83 58 .612 Birrn fhara 73 SO .477 aa T-l a-j-t u.n.ai. lla Haarr. Trkbatla.

a lanaa, 1 Smith. Miirnhv, aMala Marrla. hlaiitltf lda aCulbaraan 10 Brain passage 30 Exist 11 Milk ferment 31 Operated 12 KHiblt tubers 31 Fine In Pu.nt IS), Mlaha 8l and Cm. II i Cluk. 12348878 8 8 tt f.

Surdr 110 Maalar Bird Mlaa Bahhy Baa Mr. Un tin 21 Two-fold 27 all Caa ffrrara Nana. Runa katta- In Millar 4 Caa. Klnar 2 Tara.kaaa kit. Rlnar 1 H.aa run Millar Wlnnln pllrhrr.

Laain irhar i ha Untalraa lirk Rrardan an Kaala. 7lnaa 2 OR. At tandanra I I III eMILABtlRMIA BOSTON A 0 A. AB 0 A EIGHTH RACE Clalmln. 3-year.

aide and 22 Tuscany river finish 3 5 23 Tierce (ab.) 18 Gold (symbol) 37 Elaborate Maltaaa 88BBBBB3 a a Ml. Varna 388TB8e 13 8 0 Hlnde, Blaaa (SI and BmllA. OHaaM ldl Llddia and liiap. up. ftifc A Minor League Scores NTrRNATIOMAL ItAGUt Jar.ay City Baltlmara 3.

Syraruaa 2 'I. hjawarh 10. Biitfala a. Raffcaatar a. Taranta a-1.

Maatraal S3. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Caiumhiia B-H. Inrlianapnlia 41. Lauiavilla 4-7. Talatla 3-IS.

St. Paul 1-10. Milavaukaa fl-S. Mlnnaanalli 7-S. han.aa City 2-2.

PARiriC COAST llAOUf San Iraii.iara 11-1, Sa.ramanla 7.4, Parllan 7-0. Oakland L.a Anf.laa S-H, Ban Dl.ia 3-3, Saattla 5-S. Mnllywao 4-0. TEXAS LEAGUE Oallaa 16. Oklahama City S.

San Antoni H. Shravapart S. Haualan 0, Baaumant 3. Fart War.h 10. Tula S.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Naw Orlaani 10-2. Na.hvllla B. Liltia Rack O-H. Atlanta 3-3. Mamnhia 3-4.

Blrminfham 1-6. Chattanost 1, Mablla S. WESTERN LEAGUE Danvar 5-4, Llnealn 4-2. O-aa Molnaa 3-7. Omaha 2-3.

Siaui City C-12, Puabla S-ll. 45 Peeling 46 Man's nickname 47 Lair 48 Therefore 49 Peruse 54 Comparative suffix 56 Out of (prefix) Anrther Time 24 Id est (ab.) I an. lata aa 4 a I 3 Malmaa rf 4 Chattanaata 79 75.51.1 Littl R'k SI 103 .331 25 Heating 1 1 II a Irran Glarla Prida kl08 Bud Weat 110 Monarch 110 Stall Threat 113 Blesaera Quae 113 Mlratad 108 Mr. Hatter KIS Hill 118 .103 Ill m.i kill 20 roem .1,0 L.raiea 27 Tank 42 Fog 28 Sight organ 43 Poker stake 29 Chewed 44 Passage fee Talala 10 24 12 aSmfl.4 lar Murahy in aavanlh. kSan lar Tthbaitt in ninth.

tSmala far Harrla I ninth. lar Vala I faurth. c.lu"- I234SS7S a I i a a a i 03 Phliailalnhi I I 1 11 I a Maidan'a Quail Ovareraaa Bandata Tackman Actreia Lady Sky Ginaer Lanf Raid Waitaraf 4 2 (nma.lt 4 I vrtll.rf 4 a Pa.tt.a 4 a device 3 a Mana.al 4 2 a Bawall If 3 1 1 Illi.lt. 3 tar 3 3 3 Maai.a 3 h.nrfi.v.l 4 2 111 1 Ryan.2k 3 Buna Pafcv. William.

2. i. a 14 a i I a a a a a a 8uar. Errari Janaa. Smith.

Vala Rill. haattairf Srnulti.lk 4 varkan 2k 3 Danaally 3 MIIT AND DISCUSS YOU PRINTING PROILEMS with GEO. KHOURY at onos. fRMTMS 4M0 tTM04l4PHim 3214 Parh Av. SI.

401 0 EASTERN LEAGUE. W. L. Pet. W.

L. Pat. Utiea 80 48 .652 Willlamlp't 66 74 .471 Albany SO SS .5811 Hartford SS K2 .414 W'kaa-B'rraKO 60 .571 Elmlrt 54 S6 .386 Strantan 78 62 .857 Blnihamtan S3 SS .371 WESTERN LEAGUE. W. L.

Pet. W. L. Pet. Siaui City 78 48 .617 Omaha 67 60 .328 Daa Main 73 52 .584 Danvar 84 74 .422 Pu.bl 70 56 .858 Llnealn 37 SS .284 a 3 3 Cullar.aa 3 4 Barratl 2 (Tartaaa I In Majaakt.

Maaaa 2. Suar. OlMafata. Jaaat (M.Caahy acara an Smith', arrar. Talala 34 27 14 hila MaCa.Ny.

Takkalla. Wllllama, Knlckar-kaahar. Ham runt Sudar. jaaat. ka'inf ait.har Smith.

Umlraa Bayar. Semmel. Paa. aaralla ana Hurlay. Tim 1:50.

attandan.a Softball TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE I NORTH SIDE PARK (Pleyeffa) Our! Sea ma ve. White Swan (firli), Silver Seala va. Railway Eipreea (man), 8 p. m. ST.

LOUIS PARK (pleyeffa) Wetker-Halderl va. Kutla lentheefere va. Parity (man), 8 p. I LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS NORTH BIDE PARK (Plavotte) Ml Clay 32.484. Talala 29 3 27 14 aaiila4 aul tar Barrart in ninth.

Cluk. 1234SBTSB tiiiatiiii oaa3oaaa a 2 atan mnB) a a Buna Maajlay S'hallf rrar Bawall. Burt karta In Banulla 3. Mama ran B.kulK. Dm.

i.6ara, rmalll an Bakk. Tina 1.20. ri.aa.a 13 Zi3. A VETERAN'S ORGANIZATION CLI VtlANO. CMICAnO AB.

N. 0 A. AB. H. 0.

A Week-End Sports In Review Mll.kall lf 4 a 3 a Kallaway 2k 1 4 Warld War II Vtta 24-HOUR SIRVICI- By Aatuclatad HORSE RACING. NEW YORK William Malta' Caamlt Bamk AOVIRTISIMENT 29 Stables 32 Time measure 33 Man's name 34 Mountain spur 36 Singing voice 39 Pronoun 40 Sun god 41 Girl's name 44 Her famous brother is named -48 Sea eagles 50 Precipitation 51 Military helper 52 Harvest 53 Reservoil 55 Nullify 57 Came in 58 Put into rode VERTICAL 1 Adjusts FirsUhand Malkavl.h at 4 0 la M.dm It 3 12 lit.ard. rf 4 2 4 0 Wn.M rf 4 12 bouilr.au aa 4 I 2 Vark. Ik 4 17 laniin Ik 4 a a Phillay.af 3 0 4 Kaltn.r..'lh 4 113 Tw.har.af I 0 1 Gardim.2k 4 3 2 Anplin aa 10 3 H.a.n a 4 0 3 1 Bakar.jk 3 I 2 Mar.l.r 2 a a I Traaha 3 1 3 Imhiaa 18 0 0 aOlthay a a 0 Kliaman.B, BOOB Ruftln a 3 I 0-11-2. Steam Elealrie 3-4-T Haak aid Vee.r; M.

Rufkthr and Mlnard (ilrla). Starllnt T-8-3. Hurrl-Baa S-8-1; Chaa and T. Brail and Nawham fman). ST.

LOUIS PARK (Playaft.) Heft, melalara S-7-0. I.nlhaa'ara 4-S-l: MeCarlhy and Frank; Oaufhal.e and Mueller (atrial vim S-13-1, Kutia 2-S-3; ladle and Schneider; A. Laa and Faakar i 11 15 I I. 1 18 jio hi bl a. (S Ti $5X- aT mmm i tK'PP fjmrV PffffH, "J'" 11 WMMf iM'B'mL ZaT 11 vT 31 tt" i hs 4 mmmmm rS lis i -'tf4 51" WMW: Si wmw di iii 5jm4 Uy Ui itg 51 vr 5kp 51 ft 11-111 I I I I 2 wan tha Dia.avary rlanui.ap al Apuadual, naaini jiaul Oaukla Jay, with Ih lavarad Phalaaa hall oilantth kark In third plata.

Caantla Bank atappad 0 tha mil. and lurlan in I 5l'i and paid S6.30. 01 CHICAGO Hal Prica Hradlcv'a Plumper, a SKIN Cracked Between Toes? and payln $3.80. Rabarn aeeand and Ivenln Safe third. GOLF.

DENVER Law Worahem af Waahlnit.n. D. wan tha SIS. Out! Danvar Open taurn. mant, the.

tin par 71 an tha laat raund tar 72-hala total ef 276. John Palmar at Bariln. N. C. Tarn Wrijht af Knaxvilla.

and Ban Hnfin af Harehey, tied for aacand with 280. NORTHEIELD. N. J. Matt Kewal and Rich-rd Allman af Philadelphia wan tha National Pra-Amateur ehamplenthip.

dafaatini Laa and Jamaa Fraeer af Atlantic City, N. 3 and 1, la tha tournament finali. SOCCER. Quarterbacks Invited To Ad Club Luncbeon Members of the Quarterbacks Club have been Invited to attend the Football KickofI Luncheon sponsored by the Advertising Club of St. Louis tomorrow at Hotel Ptatler.

it was announced today. Representatives of the coaching staffs of St. Lruts. Waahtrgrfn, Missouri and Illinois universities will attend. Itchina.

burnina Athleta rwtT Gad) MKRCUREX (mercy-rtx). Contain atdt activ ancdira) inrrrdltnU ta help rjiack Irx-al Infactioni, ooth. firomnt kralins. Relirf or rrvonrv aar-k. At Dru( Storadh Olntmrnt, 40 Marrirai Snap, lirc a-1 autamar, wan tha C.

W. Bidwall atemnrial Handirrn at Hawthrn. Henry Tikulskl'a Bnb'a Pirk finished a a i.ngth baek. and E. E.

Dala Shafler'a Ba Faithful waa third. Tha winner waa timed in 1:50 35 far lha mila and a furlena A 0 N. N. Tha P.nt..n Slabla'a Tha Dariaa wan tha anr-mil. Vall.y Far Handieap at Garden State Park In I and returned Mra.

M. H. Auauatua' Rlua Yandar va errand. lanth and half behind, with HUDSON PARTS SERVICE awalla.a 1 a a Tatala 33 7 27 12 Tatala 31 7 27 7: awalh.d far Traah In ninth. 1 kranla aul far Rullln in ninth.

I Cluk 1234578 Clfvrland 1088881 I 3 Ohiraa .88802088 2 8 una Matkavirh. Edwardt. K.llnfr. Apnlia. Rii'tin.

Errara Hardar. M.tkavarh. B.krr. Ron. kaltrd In Baudraau.

Rufflna. rtalin. AarnVn. hit Cardmi. Thr.a-kaa nit r-ardan Mama run Idwarda.

Win. I rax Miampoo, 0. CHICAGO Tha Pant Oflaadaa al Fall Rivrr. added tha natianal apan ehampienahip to Ihrir national amateur till, kv fcaatln tha Chi- g. l.

niipiiv-. Appiranaeaer tnird MERCinEx skin a I lah Haaf. ana.lai 1.1 a. .1 In rawiurKiT I I aa 7 umpire. a.rrv Wr.lrr i r.amtarl tnk tha Can.alatian Puraa at Narra-1 lha twe-ama latl-aal aarlaa whleh lhay atarttd OkW llNTMUaT 0AI Attendania 8.7S1.

laoaetl park, alappini lha ill furlanft la 1.12illh a t-l ylelory laat week. NAMPO Xma) I a. aaXaV i nf a.i-!i ra nr i'-i-i'iJi'-i- i a -r i aVKVaaa ay.ai Aa i laaadkiB. eaeaaa.e-ae.i,.