The Modesto Bee from Modesto, California • 8

UC Makes Cut In Price Of a 1 OH Drug Grid Tickets A BERKELEY Aug Ten 17-2 The University of yesterday that next season's football would be slashed A California announced prices on games maximum price of $165 for all home games excluding the one with Stanford THE MODESTO AUGUST 6 1940 JC Football Coach Starts Plans For Stiff 1940 Season ss? 1 8qud' On Prospects Bv KXKYI TON BHOAnWKLL What are Modesto Junior College's football prospects for the comin 8 5 Frankly not even Fred Earle head coach the one man who ought to be abie to answer that knows just at this time Earle who is spending the Sum- Headed For Tournament Softball Finals Alexander Hurls Four Hitter was revealed Cleveland Over Loop Lead Blanks Detroit 4-0 Pitches No Hit Game Six Innings JUDSON BAILEY Press Sport Writer fire horses answering summops of a familiar bell the American pitchers came charging firing line yesterday with season's best hurling abbreviated no hitter Whitehead who had game this season and ineffective the St Louis him to the minors blanked the Detroit without a hit in the of a doubleheadep and Bengals out of first pitched only six innings rain halted the game performance won't get his the no hit hall of fame Cleveland's Bob Feller and Tex Carleton made early Achievement was a noteworthy bit of for Whitey who but one game all last it kept up the Brown's sideline of knocking off the Previously this year Publicity Director Wally Fredericks said season tickets for all but the Stanford game would average 92 cents a contest and $131 with the Stanford classic included Seasonal opening gam wiV the University of Michigan here September 28th will be knocked down to the $165 price instead of $275 as originally announced Only reason for the change said Graduate Manager Ken Priestley was that "we try to scale our prices to what we think would mean the greatest He said the slash was not an experiment and voiced belief that the new scale would be continued indefinitely Last year the football season netted a $93000 surplus in spite of the worst season in years Although some predicted a collegiate price war in the San Francisco Bay area A1 Masters Stanford University graduate manager said the Indians would not have to drop their admission charge because home games already cost $150 nr less except the University of Southern California contest which is pegged at $220 and will not be reduced Zulu Giants Are To Play Reds Here Labor Day Tony Magill Modesto Reds publicity manager today announced the team will play the African Zulu Giants a Detroit Negro nine here pacemakers Takes Whitehead And For By Associated Like decrepit the a quartet of tottering onto the some of the including an Silent John not won a was so Browns sent for a spell Tigers 4-0 second game knocked the place Whitehead because and his name on list that this season Noteworthy But it workmanship could win year and favorite Ankers Cop American League Pennant The Regal Pales behind the four hit pitching of Vincent Alexander eliminated the Hilmar Drug softies from The Bee's 1940 tournament last night on the municipal field by a 17 to 2 score Outcome of the contest was never in doubt after the first four frames when the Regals amassed a 16 to 1 lead Ankers Cop Flag In the opening game the Anker Meat Company crew topped the Modesto Irrigation District 7 to 5 to annex the first half American League flag Previously the two clubs had been in a tie While Alexander was spinning a four hitter Modesto batters got to Dirks and Bungard for seven blows including doubles by Ferrini and Hand Six errors by each team made the game ragged Petronovich center fielder and A Ferrini buckshort each hit safely twice for the Regals Johnson Hilmar center fielder had two singles in three tries Will Face Turlock By virtue of the victory the Regal Pales will go into the semifinals tomorrow night against the New Turlock Theater Alexander1 probably will hurl The Ankers scoring three runs in the first and four in the third innings had the American League playoff game under control until the sixth when the Irrigators broke loose to score five tallies Red Ellman and Ed Taylor pitched for the Ankers with Ellman getting credit for the victory mer coaching tennis in Sant Cruz took time out today to din-I cuss briefly the 1940 football out- look Appearing neither very pcssimls-I tic or optimistic the head man said he had written letters to the various men on last year's squad who are eligible for another season I of competition Awaits Replies He is awaiting replies Earle however said nothing of the many high school candidates who were Interviewed by himself and his assistant Boh Erskine last Spring Several likely prospect probably are among this group The men contacted by letter are: Iawrenre Bullivant guard Carl Demetro tackle lonudakls hnlf and all of whom played lots of the time on last year's varsity and Harold Anthony Hlrtld Kvanshank rl Verde Lionmlakls ch0 guard Sinclair fullback al Four Cities Bid For Joe Louis Battle Detroit Chicago Pittsburgh And Washington Are Eager For Scrap By SID FKDKR NEW YORK Aug 6 iPi -With the gorgeous figure of Maxle Baer apparently painted out of the title picture "Artist" Mike Jacobs is getting ready to sketch the winner of next weeks Bob Pastor -Rilly Conn tussle in against Joe Uuts in September wherever then th I best demand for such art Into his Broadway studio com-mittees are coming almost daily to gon quarterback Thoms do about landing see what they can end Gene Casey back this Fall spectacle He's already entertained propositions from Detroit Chicago Pittsburgh and Washington Baer Is Out Heard James Cave end Roy Daggs center Sanford Davis bark Harold Riddle centei Howard Spencer hack Earl Straub guard Armsnd Thomasinl bark Ed Marlin end Barney Newlee and Verne Moore on Labor Da' as Part of a Trogram they had bounced the Boston Red isarnej New lee ana verne moore spongored fey the Stanislaus County Sox and the Cleveland Indians out hurled for the losers Outstanding Bullivant prnb-most outstanding of first place Schoolboy Rowe Labor Council Plans for the baseball program who served a ager Mitch Green From left to right they are: Catcher Harvey Hand Second Baseman Hurst Scars both voted all national players at the Chicago tourna Four members of the Regal Pale softball team which eliminated the Hilmar Drug ten from The Bees 1940 tournament last night are shown above with Man which will pit the Modesto Builders term in the minors with the grim team against a local butchers out-1 prospect that he might not conie Top Hitters Pifferini MID catcher and first sacker hit a double and a single and Thornberg Anker right fielder got two singles to take batting honors In addition to the Regal Pale-New Turlock Theater game tomorrow night the Pittsburg Redwood Maxie was supposed to get the and Ed King back title shot as a result of his recent win over Tonv Galento But Maxie has the idea that if he risks life and limb against Isiuls again anywhere it should he worth a guarantee of $50000 And ever since Mike bad to dig 'way down into the sock to pay off the costly collection of ivory for his "carnival of champions" some four years ago he's guaranteeing to nobody" A week ago Mike announced that Conn if he passed Pastor next Tuesday in the Polo Grounds would get Louis as a "reward" Today its as expanded that to include experienced men a Francis Ouimet Chick Evans Bob- and added that Detroit Chicago m((l fm th Bullivant this group the performer last guiiiil Bullivant school training In School in Redwood Calvin Demetro Labno Lionudakis also played Ltonmlakl both rugged hack see action if thev was one nf the better After word is fit in a five inning preliminary and back pitched six hit ball to match the Reds against the Zulu Detroit a 9-2 Fdict in the Giants were made last night at a labor council meeting The Giants currently are game It was the tenth against two defeats for Rowe barn- hati the hplP of homP tuns b' year He Is a received hi prep Sequoia High City Kvanshank Sinclair Thom-asini a lot Inst season and Sinclair probably will return Rlddis centers received from hi nd a checkup shmen prospect give first victory who Rudy York and Dick Bartell Indians Wallop Chicago Melvin Le Roy Harder who has a Shot In Arm Is Needed For Amateur Golf Play LA FOR NO 2 SPOT Manufacturing Company ten l938storming in Wyoming They play California champions will play the in grass skirts and wear lings in Stockton CalMars The winners of their cars Jtut be so near the skids this year the considered one these two games will go into baseball teams in the country A1 Green building trades union the fans in Cleveland had taken to booing him pitched the Indians to 10-1 triumph over the Chicago by Jones Jess Sweet ser and Jesse and Washington have approached Ku pi notice' about I 4 tlivof mna 4 i I I th let those finals next Monday night Llndy will pitch for Pittsburgh with Val Cleland doing the work representative sponsored the base- White Sox and back into the league for Stockton u-" 1 The box scores: REGAL PALES li-iii Stanley sanaeis ana magiu repie- -Harder came within one home run I A A 4 A I A rl Mike Kreevich of getting a CHICAGO Aug 6 2P) Fred Corcoran of the Professional Golf- By United Press ers Association who long has been With Seattle traipsing around committed to the practice of back- seventeen games ahead of the Pa- ing up any criticism of golf with came up by rjfjc Coast League about the only suggestions great him on a third setto between bomber and Bobby provided Boh Guilford Why names of amateur golf die Evans winner of the national takes care of Conn amateur championships in 1916 and manner Gabo Mrnendez 1920 and the national open cham- McCormick came up from Washing approved zaru 11 September 1st Ten in eight nf them to pyed nt nigh' are on the 1940 ducket Of this number four will he home encounters Two of the biggest games of th season with Compton and Pasadena will be played away Northern California Conferenc games will include contest with Valentino Scores fun Pft js watching Los Angeles today with an idea he believes will and Oakland scrapping for second provide a much nepded tonic for place and a three way fight to sec the rather wobbly current interest who finishes fourth and gets in the inthr amateur phase ofthe sport Shaughnessy playoffs The lordly Rainiers open a series plon of 1916 enthusiastically cn- ton yesterday tn talk about it and dorsed Corcoran's idea He believes home with a promise there such a tourney would focus interest was a very good chance the tea on -the amateur game which in re- party would go to Griffith Stadium SAN FRANCISCO Aug Pat Valentino 178 San Francisco scored a technical knockout over tonight at home against second bureau manager for the PGA "But place Oakland but were not ex- there isn't much question that pected to lose any ground Seattle something is needed to liven up the has a thirteen to eight edge in program Why not an Two As for a Conn-Louis get togethr 's If Pretty Boy Billy does that thing to Pastor it's between Pittsburgh and New York Boxing Commissioner Havey Boyle came up on behalf of the Smoky City and ad- ink he I niv-r-Dy of San 1 1 inelro I I freshmet night in the seventh round of a jscheduled ten round main event inlg cent years has not been drawing at its biggest event the national amateur test In addition to Evans Guilford Ouimet and Jones Corcoran also suggested these former amateur champions as competitors: Dave Herron Max Marsto Johnston Johnny Goodman Bud Ward present national amateur ruler Willie Turnesa Johnny Fischer and shutout and gave over the route Another admirable comeback was TKO Over Dallas the seven hit 4 to 1 victory Fritz Ostermuellcr earned for the Red Sox over the New York Yankees The little lefthander who will he 33 years old next month hadn't pitched a complete game until a couple of weeks ago but this was third in four starts and a worthy one He didn't give more than one hit in any inning and the only time was scored upon was in the eighth when he walked two men ahead nf a single by Joe DiMaggio Foxx Hits 25th Homer Jimmie Foxx hit his twenty fifth homer with one on to help out and Yankee Outfielder Tommy Henrich forgot how many were out in the fourth and intentionally dropped a fly trying for a double play with only five hits second scheduled ten round Harold Blackshear 190 Calif knocked out JimEng-he 196 Los Angeles in the Alexander Time of game 1:1 Holman and Rohde AXKFRS WIN TITLE MID HILMAR DRUG AB Ej In a jevent Monterey natoff complete Bur sehed- Here i th Ulc September here October October 3 'th Dionizio If Lane hs Johnson cf Bundgard lb-p Plaster ss San 1 os Mord 2b-1b 4th- llth- pt on an Jnun ahman amateur champions' tournament which could he played the day bc-j fore the national amateur championship September 9th to 14th at Mamaroncek "Golf fans I think would really Diego this week The Angels have for a thirty six hole one day the present open tit leholder Iaw won ten and lost eight the tournament in which they could seelgon Little padres this season and were figuring on getting into second place during this series San Diego is currently in fourth place a half game ahead of Sacra- mentn and two and one half ahead of Hollywood The three teams will be fighting to get some of the playoff money STOCKTON Aug Andy to Umpires Hth- Kling rf Dirks Tyrone cf vised Uncle Mike that Mrs Mellon of the Pittsburgh Mellons is interested Mike said he'd In the bid in mind but he said this much today: If Conn wins next week and by a kayo or by a lopsided edge I'll have to put him In with Louis right here in New York Alice Marble Riggs Advance In Net Tourney th 1st- nford 8a rumen to hre ri4lena there Taft here th ban Francisco October there nrtoher 2 November November November thf'r November November Wyatt an old timer from the minors last Whitlow resurrected Jrrt- 19th- Mateo lie re -St" there Sacramento goes to San Fran- Guthrie the flying Frenchman at this work with an eight to the wheel No 55 will return to the Totals 2(5 Score by innings: Runs (5 6 Hits 2 2 0 2 Runs 1 ft ft ft Hits 2 ft ft Two base hits Ferrini Hand Stru ck out by Dirks 1 Alexander 3 Bundgard 2 Rase on balls off Dirks 7 Alexander Bundgard 5 Innings pitched by Dirks 4 Alexander 7 Bundgard 7 Credit victory Brooklyn Dodgers This was the only action in the seven cisco wo Large Deer Are By Hunters advantage in this year's Baxter Stadium speedway tomor- Jpsp (We Wuz Robbed) Jame National League yesterday and the games The Seals just got back row night for another crack at the claimant to the world's light hcavy-7 first time the two teams ever had from Seattle where they lost five speed crown which is held by Bill weight wrestling title will tangle n4 4 I ivLf ULoH nnimn rroi-n 4loc t'f I'o icrM cro t-r On In Hin lnnrmn Inn cl I I I Bill Rahurn tonight in the Ing a broken arm suffered in a pAV Arena's main event The bouts Giants a chance and had lots of ers from his mates especially Hollywood figures to move up a midget car smashup in Bakersfield S(art at 8 30 o'clock Dixie Walker who made four hits notch at Portland The Stars were three weeks ago counting on a soft touch against Guthrie's spectacular victory last the RYE Aug 6 IP Robert Riggs of Chicago and Alice Marble of Beverly Hills Calif defending champions and top seeded in their respective classes yesterday won In straight set at the West chaster Country Club where forty one matches were played to mark the third day of play in the eastern UithFdi'ie' grass court championship Riggs disposed of John Mahoney of New York in a fir st round rn- Killed PATTERSON the irg-st section were In the foe Dl is Eddie Walter Miss Hicks Takes pr3 to local ring the doormat Ducks who ate cur- week gave him his second twenty knock! half fiv rently forty four and one ing off James lap victory nn the local track consistently here unless Vukovich effects Golf Tourney Lead and and and nnc half hrhinrl srvonfh arc seventh place They will struggle over a two out of three fall one hour route Auc- 6 lP)- Little i recovery the Frenchman may San Francisco grnh the sneed rrnvvn grab the speed crown Aug 6 -Two of deer ever bagged In hi killed over th weekend (' nt Range near her killed on that weighed He was In a party Brazil nd Frank and Bettencourt is- a threa point In another similar match Johnny counter ft 6-1 while Mi Marble 'unlV the" fnVh'rtom to who has not lost a match since the 1936 took her place In the third here a couple of months round bracket ousting Argyll Rice Hartford Conn 6-2 6-0 Helen Jacob of Berkeley Calif in former titlcholdcr who is seeded minute pre- second advanced to the third round after drawing a first round bye Nemanic and Ruzz Jnne meet Nemanic was one a Hear of hip mount hut rrrcivM Although the program last week was not marred hy a serious injury Round Robin Golf Tourney Is Slated By Modesto Women CHICAGO Elizabeth Hicks 110 pound golfer of Long Beach Calif fired a twn over par 78 yesterday in the first round of the women's western derby taking a two stroke lead on the field of ninety nine starters Miss Hicks who set a tournament record of 307 in this seventy two hole medal play event a year ago was scrambling all the way four of the drivers were shaken up n(i0ut in two crashes In a preliminary heat Gene Fi- Novikoff Leads Coast Batsmen LOS ANGELES Aug Lou Novikoff of the Los Angeics hall club'- nuffield had a commanding margin nver the rest of the field today in the Pacific Coast individual batting race Novikoff's 355 average was thirteen points above San Steve Mesncr in second place in compilations through Sunday The next three are Jimmy Collins of the An- with 334 George Archie of cattle with 333 and Mike Christoff of Oakland with 332 Novikoff's thirty home runs gave him a wide margin in that department San Diego's average of 286 In team oatting topped the league leading Seattle Rainiers by five points cuts and bniiae from hi fall which required medical attention gone bay section driver spun out wiU nprn proceeding! Modesto Golf Club women will control on the trick north turn 0nc fall play matches in the round robin am( was smashed hy Ell Vukovich on the brother of Bill Tn Ihc main event Charlie Racon while leading the pack also spun and was humped by an oncoming midget A serious tangle was nar thirty will start Mcsdames Snedigar vs Sports yesterdav her shots catching nine tournament tomorrow traps She used thirty eight strokes T)uI'lpTa course Play on the front nine and forty coming home at 8:30 A The pairings: Two base hits Seiber Pifferini Struck out by Newleo 3 Taylor ft Ellman 3 Moore 2 Base on balls of Newlee 7 Taylor 4 Ellman 3 Moore 1 Innings pitched by Newlee Ellman 4 Moore 3 Taylor 3 Credit victory to Ellman Time of game Umpires Holman and Rohde Gossip Feller Has Sock acts A recipe for ice cream was in- Harry Williams Harry Ste- rowly averted as the packed field troduced in Europe by Marco Polo phens vs Elliott Bruger vs skidded and dodged around the mid George Fagan Perk bye track wreck Promoter Billy Hunefeld announced last night that five new cars had been promised for the coming meeting and that Sam Banzi prominent midget promoter I had announced that any of the five' would he the equal of the autos To 10 A KFBK Katherine Kitchen 9:30 Troubadora 12:45 Christian News Yicatns otvs tasty Hour By Hour In Radio Today maVvtvs sflvoVc Marv" 1:15 Emil Pjnp' hy drivers in th class with PMiniM Frank And Marvin Rurk Vukovich Jim Dn- ninq Jprry Piper Dnnny Foslnr KHty and nthpr standouts of th valley circuit hy vanquishing Sally Childress of Scarsdale 6-0 6 1 Sarah Palfrey of Brookline Mass seeded third used her new forehand to gain a 6 1 6-1 victory over Josephine San Filippo of New York Don McNeill who defeated Frank Knvacs In the finals at Southampton last week nnd Is seeded second made quick work of Ienn Everett of Walnut Park Calif In straight sets 6-2 6-2 Red Cap Ball Nine Divides Twin Bill 1 The Salida Tied Cap hasehnll team divided a douhlehender played here Sunday Salida won the flr-d game to 9 nver the Prirkett Transport Company and lost the arcona to French Camp 16 to 13 Fishermen Return From Klamath Lake Kev Edgar Gum nrnl Ralph Truman returned yesterday from a fishing trip to Klamath liike Ore They were gone about week Twenty three ocean run rainbow trout weighing from three to nine pounds were caught hv Rev Gum and Truman BASEBALL SUMMARIES pon vou TVVI5T 7X6 I ENDS OP VOUR ROLL6P Nf 60 70 WI7H AlBfRT 706 CRIMP cur POUR RIGHT ROUS UP mcater MSTCR 700 KPO News 10:15 Concert Hall 1ft Enlist Eor National Defense 10:45 The Bi It more Boys KGO Baseball 10:30 Sterling Young's Orchestra The World Today 10:15 Dick Jurgens' Orchestra 10:30 Henry King's Orchestra KERO Gus Orchestra 10:30 Hal Howard's Orchestra 11 To Hi KFBK Gary Nottingham's Orchestra Daryl llarpa's Orchestra 11:45 News South Pacific Edition KPO Gary Nottingham's Orchestra 11:30 Daryl Harpa's Orchestra KGO News 11:15 Music Want KSFO Henry Busses Orchestra: 11:30 Manny Strand's 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Hershey's and who The play- grand railed Inst we Man- said he shock a there isn't a man on the team would think of anyone hut Bill regardless nf who might he wearing it We're By BIEL WHITE NEW YORK Aug 6 (TP)--Things you really oughta know: Zokus Bananas Hnnura the bartered first baseman won the sriior AAU javelin toss when he heaved the spear 213 feet IIP inches for dear old St Stanislaus College of Louisiana In 1 025 John Caton is the fourth generation of his family to drive trotters Merv Henley nf Cross set some -kind of an Iron man record t'other night when he pitched and won two games from Du Lac In the Wisconsin State League Henry Picard should have remembered that no home pro has ever won the PGA before he predicted he would win this year's at Hershey Pa Hilly Webb White Sox farm director Is grinning like a Cheshire cat over Don Kolloway of the Oklahoma City farm Bobby Keller they say has banked $6f) 000 since he hit the big lime Wntrh Warren Wright's Whlrl-n way in the Hopeful 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