Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 9

Moriday Kveningf afford NATIONAL 4 49 17 19 11 10 7 37 Toda1 9 LEAGUE LEADERS 0 1 1 6 4 0 1 0 i i ft 8 6 0 1 14 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 3 0 1 3 1 0 0 3 I 0 0 2 2 0 1 2 9 6 3 2 0 3 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 blows for Paul Jack Bos 4 3 3 3 1 3 not return to Sewanee next He is under treatment ef specialist 68 84 91 0 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Thieine Wmerlu 'Co The 'New Dry Goods' fttdre Sv West Side Bquar'a A 5J9524619490499492465423 Pit 33 498 614568555 447317283 Grid Career Over MEMPHIS Tenn Aug (AP) Andrew Stimson end Of the Uni versity of th Soutji football team end captain elect for the 1932 sea son admitted yesterday his foot ball career has ended An arm fractured in an auto mobile accident near Cookeville Tenn last May will prevent him from playing again ha said and ne win month a 70ns 1 8 236 100 Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis Boston New York Cincinnati 4 73 66 67 65 68 63 59 55 49 54 LEAQUE 51 60 63 66 64 65 64 75 2 2 0 3 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 VARSITY DOWNS WARDEN OUTIT ATPARKJZTOB Sluggers Hammer Lee and Branham irst Local LOSS for Oilers Since May 14 John Var sity Shoe Repair troupe let loose with one of the prime surprises 'of the local baseball season at the park diamond yesterday aft ernoon by rambling high wide and handsome over the 'Watren Olis In the first of the city se ries' tussles The surprise part of it was that club on paper a much weaker looking outfit than its opponents can nonaded the offerings of Orbie Branham and Everett Lee the priie hurling talent for a total of nineteen assorted blows to roll over the Texaeos like an 'avalanche 17 to 8 HAMMER OIL ACES While Rosser's chlllun' were hammering Branham and Lee about the lot stocky William lack ex Warren pitcher coasted along rather steadily in fact he probably pitched the best ball game he has turned in this sea son William field the Oils well In hand until the seventh when he became a little too generouswith his walks and hits and the opposition brought its total up to eight with a four run upris ing But with sixteen runs in oacx of him lack could to be generous 4 OUR HOMER3 salvo of base included four home runs which Bossung Moss and Courier were resnonsible four bash knock found two on the bases Courier's one and the sacks were vacant when Moss and Craig delivered Other blows that figured largely in the scor ing were doubles by Charley (Harbor Springs) Dienhart lack Moss and Read BOUQUET in front of the hitting brigade was Moss with four hits ip five tries and Dienhart and Duff with three apiece This Dienhart man who been getting a whole lot of mention for some neat work done this season has been hitting the ball quite frequently of late His work in the field is hot one bit slouchy either It take long for the Ros ser gentlemen to smite Mr Bran ham from the mound one and one third Innings to be exact and Everett Lee took up where the left off Everett was also treated harshly but went the rest of the route BIG UPRISING biggest rampage came in the third when a fiZhit at tack including successive circuit drives by Bossung and Moss ma terialised into six runs The other tcree hits were donated by Dien hart Read and lack Caraway Watson and the two Quiesser boys did practically all of ths offensive work each getting a pair of blows Ralph drove out a long home jun to left center in the sixth with tne sacks unoccupied The victory was made doubly pleasing to Rosser and his boys by the fact that de nrst the arrens the home grounds The box score: AB A 7 5 1 6 5 6 6 4 Zli i 5 27 3 140 201 8 Dien hart 2 Mose Read Watson Three base hits Watson A Quiesser Sutphin Home runs Bossung Moss Craig Courter Quies ser Stolen Duff 2 Cara way: Double plays Courter to Moss to McGuire Galbraith to Watson Left on basep Warren 8 Varsity 10 Struck out by naek 5 Lee 4 Branham 2 Bases bn off lack 5 Lee 6 bff Branham 5 in 1 1 3 Innings Lee 14 in 7 2 3 Passed Quiesser Bossung Hit' by pitcher by lack (R Clark) Losing pitcher Branham Umpires Harbaugh and Long feat was the have taken on since May 14 Varsity Duff rf Read 3b Chase 3b Dienhart cf Bosaung Moss ss Courter 2b Craig If MeGuire lb lack Ouimet WiH Join Yankee Team Today BROOKLINE Mass Aug The British Walker cup golf team went into something resem bling an eclipse today when: the American team with a few im portant exception arrived gt tjjft country club to complete prepira tions for the biennial International matches here on Thursday gnt! riday 1 Captain rancis Oulmet was un able to welcome his teammites In person 11 of the Americans however were able to reach his sick bed by telephone and Warned the welcome news that the na tional amateur chardplon would be fit to join them tomorrow George Voight featured the first practice round by carding a 73 one over par for the historic course George Dunlap and Maurice McCarthy got 74s and Bill Howell put together a steady 75 Don Moe arid Charlie Seaver representing the west it the Walk er cup strike played two balls on each of thh holes and were negli gent about marking their cards Word came from Jess Sweetser that his throat infection was cleared Up and he would arrive here tomorrow Jimmy Johnston will probable fee the last player to arrive on the scene BUSY PROGRAM The American team held back by disability to Ouimet and Sweet ser planned a busy practice pro gram for the early part of this week It is likely that the players will be put on a 36 hols diet from now until Thursday when the singles matches will be played against the British The invaders quartered at the Country club for the past week have had ample opportunities to teat every inch of the course They have been in such strict training that they declared this Sabbath something of a holiday John Burke put his clubs away to spend the week end friends and several others dropped down to Marion oh Cape Cod to try out the Kittansett layout John Deforest British champion Captain Tony Torrance Bill Stout and Leonard Cawley engaged In match round practice and 'had lit tle to say about their success Totals Varsity dllCU Two base lack 2 1 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE" Brooklyn at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburgh (Only games scheduled) AMERICAN "LEAGUE Chicago at New York St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Boston Detroit 1 at Philadelphia (two games) AMERICAN ASSOCIAT l6N Indianapolis at Minneapolis Columbus at Kansas City Toledo at Milwaukee Louisville at st Paul NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 5 New York 4 Philadelphia 2 21 Cincinnati 1 3 St Louis 4 6 Brooklyn 1 4 (Only games scheduled) AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 10 3 Boston 1 4 (second game 11 innings) Chicago 5 5 New York '2 11 Detroit 15 Washington (Only games scheduled) AMERICAN 3 6 Minneapolis 13 1 (second game called end of fifth 6 Sunday law) St Paul 6 Indianapolis 0 (Sec ond game first game postponed fain) Kansas City 7 8 Toledo 5 1 (second game seven innings by agreement) Columbus Milwaukee two games postponed rain Totals Warren Sutphin 4 Mills 2b 5 Caraway If 4 Watson 3b 4 Lee cf 4 Clark Ib rf 3 A Quiesser rfclb 5 ft Quiesser ss Branham Shiftier ef Galbraith cf Ey the Associated Press (Including games) NATIONAL LEAGUE Dodgers 364 Davis Phillies 351 Klein Phillies 138 Klein Phillies 193 Runs batted Hurst Phillies 124 Doubles Wanir Pirates 53 Herman Reds 16 Home runs Klein Phillies 35 Oti Giants 28 Stolen Klein Phillies 20 Warneke Cubs 19 5 SWetonlo Pirates 11 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE Baiting oxx Athletics 857 Rttth Yankees 353 oxx Athletics 124 Manush Senators 173 'Runs batted Boxx Athletics 137 Doubles Johnson Red Sox and Genringer Tigers 37 Triples Myer Senators 15 Home runs oxx Ath1 10' 7 Stolen bases Chapman Yan kees 32 Pitching Allen Yankees 14 2 Gomez Yankees 21 6 BOWLERS GETTINGREADY OR SEASON Commercial bowling leagud members will meet Wednesday evening August 31 for reorgani zation of the league for the 1932 33 season Anyone interested in tpe activities of this league is also invited to be present The meeting will be held at the Lafayette Bowling alleys PENCE NINE WHIPS I GREEN HILL 6 TO 4PINE VILLAGE Ind' Aug 28 (Special) ihi Pence nine defeat ed Green Hill in a ten inntpgbattle at the pence diapiopd thif afternoon 6 to 4 isher pitching fop Green Hill struck out fifteen men and allowed only five hits St Louie sportsmen In nunft fcgrs visited the mlgratory 'bird fake in orest Park ujWiWtt themselves with the varteties hich may be shot tn season AMERICAN LEAQUE New ork 88 Philadelphia 78 XXTo ahinfftAn 71 Cleveland jl 57 Detroit 63 60 St 4 Louis Chicago 39 Boston 36 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Pct Minneapolis Columbus Indianapolis Kansas City Tolfedo Milwaukee Louisville sti Paul 27 ab a 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 StZiginA ResyTlts 53 610 77 61 558 74 64 536 71 65 5t? 70 69 504 67 67 500 55 82 401 50 86 368 9 Op request eent with (damped vp request kih wiin pwuujrcM BELI EVE addressed eavddpe Mr hipley 1 The 0 15 6 3 0 80 2 5 3 oo39 3 37f 8 29 Uli 3 By GEORGE McMANUS A BRINGING UP ATHER By PAUIi ROBINSON Etta Wins ETTA KETT Bob planed ateicQN to By LES ORGRAVE No Choice BIG SISTER YOQ'ae right 3 0 3 H31 Kin ettere Syndicite Crt Britlln rihu rrwrvrd QEWEMBER TUELAAK) USA 0 novo you i i 2 1 1 5 5 5 1 8 i 1 i i i 1 8 0 Worth Texas i 0 0 0 ft ft ft 6 0 6 0 ft ft ft 0 0 6 N1CVJ Ll'feTE Nll StxJVe BEEN THIS' ELECTION PER TWO 'WEEKS maVsmt Nou? 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UQMEf "Nr WATCH REPAIRS RegWred Olftoe RIPLE TWAW ENJEnJ 466w BE VAUGHAN SUERS INJURY TO ANKLE PITTSBURGH Pa Aug loyd Vaughan youthful Pirate shortstop was carried from the in the inning of game Boston after colliding with Third Baserpan Khotbe qf the Braves Vaughan received an injury to his left ankle which probably will keep him out of action several days Cards Buy Outfielder HOUSTON Texas Aug Joe Medwick leading hitter of the Houston team of the Texas league has been sold to the St Louis Cardinals and will report next week President red Anken man announced yesterday He is an outfielder 0I 0 1 0 0 ft 8 1 2 8 ft ft 1 ft 9 0 0 6 0 ft 1 Andleane HAISGN'SriLls lOGKtD UP? DAD I PQONMSGD Ta HELP RIM Growing on Service Built on Service SHELL ONE STOP Corner ourth and South Sts Phons 2070 Gastanaga aces Tuffy I NW YORK1 Aug 28 (AP) Isadoro Gastanaga heavy weight yesterday was matched a round bout with Tuffy Grif fiths at the Chicago stadium Sep tember 22 1 3 ft 0 21 8 0 Woodward veteran Neus ton one of the steadiest in the buii ness Driver Is Killed At Jungle Park ERE HAUTE Ind Aug (AR)Edward Leeper 25 Iniar apblls was instantly killed this afternoon when his plunged off the jungle park face track five miles nbrt hof Rockville while it was being warmed up for tfoe 50 mile feature 'race of the afternoon program car is the only one bn the track at the time of the accident He had just passed the grandstand on a section of frack that is almost straight or someunknown reason the car went in to a skid and Leeper completely lost control The car left the track and threw Leeper against a tree crushing his Skull The body was taken to Rock ville 1 0 0 3 4 0 4 5" 12 IT 0 OftO 110 2100 001 Bartell Gran tl ft AB A 4 '2 8 4 4 4 DAb JBS1 DoLJ'Tr PE GOOD AT ALUZ HUbAf5' (SUJT Wt THE POUiae IT 5ELMS SO I 3 0 0 0 5 0 0 ft ft IL IT 166 666 166 090 000 HJO Srl 6 3 car PITTSBURGH OUTIT IN NEED PLAYERS PITTSBUBOfi Pa Aug With announcement that National League hockey will return to Pittsburgh next winter the question of where the local club will get talent occupied the at tention of team backers It is possible that a nuelebus may ba formed by buying a few of the skaters who performed for Pittsburgh as International leag uers last year Promoters are faced with the task of getting additional talent elsewhere Results NATIONAL LEAGUE "Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 7 Boston 4 Chicago 6 5 New York 1 Brooklyn st! 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LEAGUE New York 5 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 9 St Louis Boston 13 Chicago 10 Washington 6 Detroit 2 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Indianapolis 9 10 St Paul 4 9: Columbus 7 Milwaukee 1 Minneapolis 8 Louisville 2 Toledo 3 Kansas City 1 Lineman lAeligible COLUMBUS Ohio Aug 23 Baumgatten giant Ohio State university football tackle will hot be eligible tor var sity afhletici this fall because of deficiencies university authorities announced last night Baumgarten Star athlete at Male high school Louisville Ky has two years on the Buckeye varsity journal and courier Built Several years ago but HOT OE THL lib HOUSES HAS OCCUPIED IT OR NOT BREAK IN TWIN BILL WITH PHILS (Men Car foil LdseS lfst Mound Battle 21 Vet eran E0pa Rixey Widnerrt Sefcorid Game 32 Aur The Rede and hilHis divided A doubleheader 2 1 and 3 2 tbdiy giving Cincinnati the Ring end of three gaihe series Good pitching marked both games Ray Bengh svas credited with winning the first fbf Phila delphia after he relieved HoHev in the seventh with men on first and second and held the Reds hit less to the end the second game the Reds tied: tfid score in the sixth inplng bn a pass Hen single to' right and Her fly tb cedttf Than lii theeighth Crabtree singled center took second bn sacri fice went to third bn infield but and scored the wlrir ning run on Haf singU to right The scores: IRST GAME Philadelphia Cincinnatil Hansen: Benge aaid Todd: roll Johnson and Philadelphia AB 0 A Davis cf 4 Bartell si 4 Klein rf 6 Hurst Ife 6 Whitney Sb 4 Lee If i Davis I Bribers' 2b 3 ft Honey Totals Cincinnati Grantham 2fe Crabtree cf Hendrick lb Herman rf Hafey If Asby High Dufocher is 3 ft Rixey 3 ft Totals Philadelphia Cincinnati Two base hits tham Rixey Three Whitney Stolen baseMJ Davis Sacrifices rlfeerg Cribtree Hendrick Left bn Philadel phia 4 Cincinnati 5 Bases on off Holley 2 Rixey 1 Struck by Holley 2 Rixey 1 Hit by by Holley (Rixey) A 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 ft 0 0 2ft 1 0 Of 0 oro 0 rr 1 Illis WiWilMIIITUi Detroit Tigers SlugH orsehide To Down Nats WASHtfirGTOH tX Aug 38 (AP) After losing three straight here the? Detroit Tigers turned a furious batting barrage bn th Washington to day: and won' the final gams of the geries 15 to 7 Th A Tlgefs pounded three Wash ington pitchers for 21 hits and ware never in' danger aftei the fourth frame during which they made six runs WebC started the attack in that er rorcea wpv" fibuble to center Rhiel rolled to Weaver but on a slow gay third everyone was safe ayworth then shot out a single scoring Rogeil and sending Rhiel to second sMbnta Weaver had been trying for his twentieth win of the season retired at that stage Coffman his successor started by walking Bridges Bluege threw out Schubie but Rhiel scored on the play Gehringer walked to fill "the bases Stone finished the hitting for the frame with a dou ble which cleared the bags Score: Detroit AB RH scnunie 3b 6 Gehringer 2b Stone If 6 Webb rf 6 Walker ef 6 Rbgell as 3 4 Rhiel lb 5 Hayworth 5 Bridges 3 Uhle 2 Totals 47 Washington AB A jvics ri 4 if 0 4 Bluege' 3b 4 ft Manush 5 3 2 Cronin ss 1 4 2 '1 Kuhel' lb 3 I I west cf Kerr 2 Spencbr Brdwn Weaver Coffman Maple BergS fv Myer Reynolds' Totals for Batted for Detroit Washington Two hits Gehringer 3 Hogel Stone Cronin Manush Three base Webb Rhiel SchubieHoms Walker Dou ble T5UVS Waahihgtofif 6 Base on on iiriae es 4 Struck fey' Bridges Uhle 2 feff Weaver 8 1 3 inninrs: off Brown 4 innings) off Bridges 7 in 5 2 3 innings off Coffman 1 in 1 2 8 innings off Uhle 2 in 3 ii3 in nings Winning pitcher Bridges Losing Weaver SYCAMORES WIN OVER BRADYVILLE The Sycamores battered out a 19 to 8 victory oVer the Brady ville nine at diamond yesV terday afternoon Kbrty apd Halsmer with five hits apiece Ift dthe 81 hit attack The Bradyvllle nine touched Halsmer Sycamore hurler for 19 safe blows Brady did the pitching for Bradyville AMAZIKG CHICAGO CURS COP HONOHS OR WEEK'S Bruins Compile Record of Eight Straight Hohie Teams' Bigf Winners Ath letios LeadingSlugglft Th home rtubs toning with A stogl to left Walk last week as th esrn and western qivxsjous oz me hiwy leagues hooked upin ihtersictibital warfare i In the American1 league tne four eastern clubs playing at home won 21 games to six for tne vis iting Westerners and tin fels3 34 the weekly1 stantHngj western ctobs bf the National Aid not display marked Taucoess but took 18 out of 19 engagements One eastern 'the' Boston Braves got better than an even break for the weekK winning four games' and losing three for third 'place while two westerners' Pitts burgh andSL Louis failed to touch the 500 mark CUBS ARE Cubs asserting their right to first place compiled the best record to either league win ning eight straight games Cin Reds were second with three victories and one defeat ant here another kind of contrast ap peared The Cubs led league with 52 runs hit safely Bl times tak ing second to lttsburgh by two blows made a fine fielding record of only four errors and allowed their opponents only 17 tallies Cincinnati made all the low marks for both major leagues with nine runs 29 hits one error seven runs and no hbme" runs Tfeo Philadelphia Athletics out slugged all tlielr American league rivals by a huge margin while the New Yankees compiled just an Ordinary record bit But the Yanks continued dis courage the pennant hopes of all the bthSr clubst by wiiiniht 'six but of seven games for first place while the and Washington tied for second each winning five games and losing one The Boston Red Sow were next with five vic and three defeats GET 55 RUNS The A's scored1 55 runs high for both leagues on 79 hits and walloped 17 harriers nearly three times thej total of the Yankees who Were second They also' field ed well making two errors in six games Boston was second with 47 runs' and 78 hits and oddly enough committed sixteen ijrors arid allowed its opponents 44 tal lies The Yariki again had about the best mound record allowing 1 opponents In seven games while Washington made it iv jrjee by granting 28 tallies In Six con tests to fWDDSS Maple in sixth Berg in ninth 601 000 204 nits Gehringer I'rAnln Three base Webb Kerr to Cfodlri to ft on Detroit 8 i li oft Coffman 8 by 8 in 12 in rffii wiMfiBiifB' HBunralU1 i JJI Ml Sm LI VWSBlnifiG l' a I 1 ER wL 10 Tl fi tlllK tA015H 9 tied itself INTO A KNOT fi Tv Grown by Another 'cwSSL SMITH is THE TRUE NAME el A CAMERAMAN IN Net 5 AN RANCISCO i a BOAT Oufisi fey red Harvey crashed Completely THRU CRU15ER nichigAn July29H32 IL I Atri if us OokfeNT tl mRARTECHOKE I OOMT" BUT I SUPPOSE OOMX 'TkL lE Mf8 pMAiytU MERE AM' VAftfTfe TO t'LLTELL CHOKE rKMITOQT "TO KNOW tOO HIM A pBW I CL WHO Hjnri I aJOVEy xahem ooj GET MY hi CDT OW Lr 1 Cl I jBI dgBtel wm WliyiK 'L 1 If A Kii ewuei Syniiate Inc Grei: Brfula rigliH resenii TOaftrawesy i IJ Y'l 1 1 iiniii Tin ht LU Mort iff old1 I qascAut upI 1 VLL SEK I THU JUpGE I WWl Timer movtd You doyouraotEL ArixTAy Vrtiit TteiClCSat ft RES AN CLDCAhlPUSK IN dAiL? 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