Leader-Telegram from Eau Claire, Wisconsin • 10

1 THE EAU CLAIRE LEADER. EAU CLAIRE. WISCONSIN. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1937. alph Guldahl Sets World Record to Win Open Golf Championship immies Snap Eau Claire Victory i String; Win, 7 O) Louis Opens Uo Colonels Beat CIAMTC WPP AT Braddock Concentrates on on Partners as Body Attack for Joe Louis BROWNS BEAT YANKEES BY 7 TO 6 SCORE 281 IS LOWEST SCORE MADE IN LINKS HISTORY 1T.1E CALLED iil SEVENTH DUE TO RAIN Jacobs Watches Bl I 'di ns Defeat Brewers REDS AS CUBS MILWAUKEE, June 12 (AP)- DEAT DIHI I ICQ Indianapolis nicked the Brewers here DJjil I IlllLLlLlJ GRAND BEACH, June 12.

KENOSHA, June 12, (AP) Mike Jacobs of New York, co-pro rounds, and his short, stiff shots to the body drew grunts from the Boston Irishman. He varied his attack against McCarthy, shifting occasion- (AP) James J. Braddock left five sparring partners with sore bodies again today as the climax of another moter or tne 15-round battle between heavyweight Champion James J. Braddock and Joe Louis at Chi Indians He tapered off with a ground with White bOX, Pirates Trim Dodgers and Cards Win From Bees Lose as Tigers, Snead Takes Second and Cruickshank Third cago June 22, paid a surprise visit to the brown bomber's camp today, causing a change in the day's training plans as well as some series and hand the Milwaukee club its fifth straight defeat. It was Garland Braxton, up to a month ago in Brewer uniform, who defeated his former mates, allowing only five hits in the first eight innings, but "then loosening up for three hits and two runs in the 9th.

Bill Zuber, starting Milwaukee Bill Irby. Today's session with gloves left the champion with only five more boxing drills before he enters the ring to rlofonri tho tltlo ha won from Mar Bees Split 2 Trainer Jack Blackburn had an- Baer two vears apn tomorrow, acalnst ST- LOUIS, June 12. (AP) Joe NEW YORK, June 12. (AP) The Giants barely survived a late rush hv tho Cinnelnnati Reds tO- hurler, was removed for a pinch hit' BY ALAN GOULD BIRMINGHAM, June 11 (AP) Big, stoop-shouldered Ralph r1tVil flia nan aihA MltM' Vli o'dfredson, Willard Are Hit Freely By Jamestown 'at Bears lour game winning ak was snapped yesterday af-ioon when Jamestown took an -eviated contest from Eau Claire Rain, which had been falling ost since the start of the game, ided Umpire Knutson to call game after the Jimmies had en their turn at bat and also the challenger of the Brown Bomb- came mrougu in me ciuicn Wiai wouia tae a cr. He will box tomorrow, Tuesday, today wltn a double in the full-sized 15-round boxing workout ter In the seventh and Pressnell, who dav to ok out 4 to 3 victory and Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.

uullu uuuus wuu ujc wuay iesv nis stamina. Alter a long drill. The champion, whose workouts during the past few days have indicated he intends to concentrate on the body of Challenger Joe Louis at Comiskey park June 22, devoted his six rounds of punching today to that style of attack. He opened his day with five miles of road work in the wooded territory near his camp, played a few holes of golf, then went Into his boxing routine as fresh as if he had rested all day. He started with Henry Cooper, punishing the? youngster In a one-round session, then did one round apiece with Charley Massera and Maxie Roesch.

Jack McCarthy, Boston heavyweight who has been Braddock's companion since the training grind started at Stone Lake, Wis, two months ago, was next. Braddock used McCarthy for two succeeaea nun, was nammerea nara retain their half game grip on first the rest of the way. place in the National league. Milwaukee ,.010 000 202 5 They won bv the margin of an His 31-year-old legs appeared to "wttil, Jaco-t however' comeback shots. climaxed an epie be in top condition for he did not "wtlYok was frimmea to ses- olf Btrule today with a record- slow down- an instant against any ieam Derr Vm mc glovcs' smashing triumph in the 41st open Indianapolis 000 200 23310 Colonels Win unearned run in the fifth inning, after little Mel Ott had set them of his live sparring partners.

He was 7h coos reponea to De concernea championship of the United States, The 25-year-old Chicago free KANSAS CITY. Louisville, with off in front with a homer with two Buck Marrow hurling effectively, won the last game of the series from -ea postponement 01 the game uie aggressor mrougnoui tne six 'ucnu 6s rounds and seemed comparatively nding In Tom Carey with the ty- in drills sat with the bomber's co-fresh when he headed for the shower hig run and Harry Davis with the managers, John Roxborough and bath at the end of the day. winning tally. Julian Black at the ringside, watcn- Braddock tried on the gloves he The wtonlns hit came off old Pat ing Intently every move by the chal-will wear June 22, largely for the Malone, who had relieved Lefty Go- lenger. He departed without offer- cti was scheduled to be piayed Kansas Citv today.

5-0. night. The Bears are scheduled John Niggeling, who started on mez in the eighth and who was inar comment benefit of the photographers. meet the Jimmies In the series the mound for the Blues, was struck il tonight and will make up on the pitching hand by a line drive 1 postponed game on Jamestown's off the bat of Tremark in the 4thu mates on base in the first inning. Hal Schmacher held the Reds in check for seven Innings, just lasted the eighth and then gave way to rookie Cliff Melton, who retired three men in order in the ninth to save the game.

Schmacher was credited with the win. Rookie Lee Grissom, who went the route for the Reds, had only his shaky start to blame for the defeat-After the first innine. he limted lance professional, so destitute a year ago that a friend helped him get his clubs "out of came from behind in miraculous finish to post a world record aggregate of 281 for big time competition. The Texas-born giant whipped old man par by seven full shots over the historic Oakland Hills layout, led his nearest rival, Slammin' Sam Snead, by two strokes, and clipped a shot from the former world and appearance here. An X-ray was to be taken to deter- "he Jimmies accomplished yes- mine the extent of the injury, which charged with the defeat.

Eon Hog- Louis appeared to be spurred by sett who went the route, holding the the presence of Jacobs and hustled Yanks to eight hits, including three thru 6 rounds of boxinir with three homers, won his second victory. spar-ma tas. The challenger cut Prank Crosetti hit two homers, one loose with a more forceful offense of them in the ninth, which put the than he has shown in any previous Medwick, Gehrig CALIFORNIA TRIMS I WWmm ay victory at the expense of forced him out of the game. Godfredson and RalDh Wil-1 Louisville ..211 001 0005 8 0 Kansas City ooo 0000 6 2 WISCONSIN CREWS the Giants to just three hits for Marrow and Berres; Niggeling, XrS: C10Ul- open championship record eight frames. Btlne and Breese.

4 major leagues Vh7 7ifc. urara cmicism in re- Gf 282, set just one year ago at Bal- The defeat did not CUt the Yanks' I rnt. irnrlrnnte innxirut I i. AH the Cincinnati runs were pro duced bv homers. Alex KamDouriS Varsity and Fresjimen ame American league lead, since today to block'the blows of his op- Par Shattered hit his tenth of the vear with the NEW YORK, June 12.

(AP) Des- bases empty In the fourth, and Spud pite the continued clouting of Lou Both Defeated by i Godfredson. hit hard almost the start, gave way In the 3rd after Jamestown had counted runs off six hits. Willard who him was touched for three re scores, two of them coming 6th when the Eau Claire hurl-( lost control and walked four In a row. pQ Bears found Mike Kash none puzzling after the first two in-zs, makln seven hits hi the six Z7r ponems. Guldahl registewd successive u.

-p Indications were that Trainer rounds of 1L 69, 72 and 69 to beat c.hased Blackburn will Coach Louis to America's foremost shotmakers In a Davis contributed his first of the Gehrig, to ciim to in top oi me Golden Bears in ihV V.u. kw open up ln mt flve 1 drUIs tato that had par absolutely grog in the fourth on singles by Sam intr him iv- t.h. hnut i I V. ing rum Dei ore tne title bout. 1 aallery season with Buck Jordan aboard in American league batting race, the the eighth.

In the ninth, Ernie National league leaders, generally, Lombard! opened with a plnch-sln- created the bigger splash In the big (By Sparta Editor) ev and a of nearly 8.000 soec- west, Beau Bell and Harlond Clift: MADISON, June 12. (AP) The bomber's fourth from his fin- tators wUd with excitement. The al drill will be held tomorrow after- winner was cheered br the blraest ff gle. but Melton, summoned from the time hitting pond this weeK. wm.

wv I tnree more In the fifth on Rollle I I 1UC UUlUril J3CHIS III lH I i 1 JI 1 11 rr 7 tt11- fanncd chick Harey Ducky Medwick, setting the hottest thf university of Wisconsin Hemsley double, an error, Hogsets 7 e. majors have seen lorsome to varsity and trJ two-bag'ger, Davis- base' STSS fcinf SfS ff TJtt ling contest but they failed to" lect In the pinches. Stan Uhle, Bret-mem, nuuur nuuana, ngni- Oelbert to fore out. tm nnt nnlv retained the National i.j... improved hanaed pitcher of the Minneapolis The real hero of the came, how- wini laurels, but clubbed out eieht -n iiffhfh with turning his greatly 1 vli AM 4VfV III AUWAMMAVM for the fireworks A special train will Jones was among the onlookers, carry Louis fans from Chicago to Guldahl's Anal round was a rare the lake front stadium ringslce.

combination of courageous recov wnig at the plate, led the Bears I baD club who pitched against the I ever, was Ott. After Lou Chiozza hits ln 18 chances to boost his aver- jflt- vnmriv rrnr ai.a. mui jjau vt mim, "in- i ...0... vfjjie wm age l0 me oiuy Poiizhkeensie trainlmr test finished n't- one run and scoring the game neany two weens ago wras on Kw Kiggs" eror. ott siammea regular ln either circuit.

Gehrig. Wand half lengths ahead of opening the ninth. Carey singled workout. He concludes workouts Rn, th. ivrv wond- from the hin.

tt lPtJth flh.ii or er. i aiis. ocaiisc, wiui iwo i irjnjii wunjr vj uc uu udarieclub a hit off the grandstand facade In meanUme, bad nine hits ln 23 at TmUe course Md walked to ttheU VhV to strengthen the right, his rJnth of the year bat for a league leading mark of J83, STtL 2 Xtet' for VomYk's ig drive viatic uuu workout sties, was the only other Eau Butland Is expected Louis showed the pitching staff considerably. Improved spirit, but yesterday's games. et.

ixuis ....000 130 0127 12 0 11:01. appeared to be trying too hard at Last night's game with James Four other National leaguers, Ripple's single, with Chiozza scoring when Ival Goodman fumbled times. Gomez. Malone and Dickey; and Hemsley. rather than Medwick, stole the hit the play on Ripple's hit.

In a preliminary race, the California freshmen stroked the two miles in 10 minutes, S3 seconds, leading the Badger yearlings over the tinz spotlight, however. Buck Jor town, cancelled because of rain, will be played off here at a later date ln a doubleheader, according to President Carl Bylander of the local Cincinnati ,...000 100 0203 8 2 dan, come-backing ln a Cincinnati White Sox Lose CHICAGO. Wes FerrelL reDeated- New York 300 010 OOx 4 3.1 of West Virginia, had posted a near record total Of 283 that represented the third best performance in tourni-ment history. Trailing by one shot at the outset of the fourth and final round, Guldahl shot two birdies and -an eagle to register an outgoing 33 and take a three-shot lead over Snead. Faltering as he entered the stretch, with a pair of bogey fives that cost him all of his hard won advantage.

Guldahl grinned and proceeded to "rip" the course apart with a fight-ine finish that sent chills running uniform, hit .429 for the week to line by about 10 boat lengths. The Crissom and Davis: Schmacher, shoot into a second place tie with Melton and Mancuso. Wisconsin frosh, badly outclassed .381: old Heinle Manush. another ly rough-housed by the White Sox when with Boston, made his debut In a Washington uniform here today as he held the Chlcagoans to four from the start- were clocked in ball Qlub. Another game with Jamestown Is scheduled fortonlght at 8:30 p.

m. GRAND LARCENY Cubs Beat Phillies The Standings Chicago c.omt&"' 11:35. Cubs pounded out a 10 to 5 victory off start hits for a 6-2 victory. ire player to connect more than oe. Vfter a scoreless first Inning, nestown took the lead ln the ond with a run Kraus slapped single to right and went to sec-i as Barnett was throwing out dak.

Javol fanned but Castrop Sled to left scoring Kraus. Kash funded out to prevent further ring. rhe Jimmies teed off on Ood-ison Jn third and scored three es before Willard came to the cue. With one out, Djuira slngl-I to right and was forced by Cavb-L K02y walked and Kraus slngi-to center, scoring Cavosie and -ding Kozy to second. Medak.

hit to the fence In left, brnlg-; ln Kozy and Kraus before mager Mostil called in Willard Hard hit Javor, first man to face enCC te Phllhes ayWto-remain th Pta: Dolf Camilll. Phillies, hit Srac hard-hitting outfielder Isn't very halr a gftme thleague lea1. better than -J500 and took sixth with SJw forhe first huncrea Both shells got to a good A liner off Jonathan fibne's bat bounced nast rrontorffalrfa vt 11,. yards. California slowly eased ahead, Kxeevirh for fnew- tv, NORTHERN LEAGUE alonir the snines of all who could tainui.

iuab uiui juu uiuw ruutc- I mg New York GlantS. I D. JimuB axu iscm ui me man Clayton Wold or some other of- The Cubs knocked Wavne iAmas- Cubs hit an even .500 for seventh, however, as the Golden Bear stroke, homer with two nn th. W. L.

Pet. scramble Into places to see the big fleer of the law will be on his trail ter out of the box with a seven-hit with -33. with a warrant charging "grand attack ln two Innings and then went Best week-long performance ln the Larry Arpln of Wiscossin Rapids, to hreak a 2.3 tie and Duluth ........20 13 .606 pr0 wiU a new chapter ln golf i firm r. met a Badger challenge wun a wno wa. traded to th anatnr.

Crookston nistory. larceny." on to win easily behind Larry American league was oy cnarley faster beat five-man deal Thursdav. hi fourth Winnipeg Recoveries Astounding French's southpaw pitching. Frencn Oehringer of the Tigers, with ten Open water gleamed between tne victory 0f the season Jamestown If 17 17 00 18 19 .486 yielded a run in the first on three nl in 23 cnances. Birdies on the 12th and 13th, due in marvplmu finnrrtthM.

nmwd dw California stern and Wisconsin His brother. Rick. kn Eau Claire successive singles and the remaining I Standing sof the ten leaders 1 in bow as the shells passed the 1- in the deal, caught him Wausau 17 91 Ail I cisive but they were no more vital four Philly runs came on homers by I each league: Chuck Klein and Morrle Arnovich. mile buoy. The Badger oarsmen contributed a double and rind.

tJ Fargo-Moorhead 14 Not content with stealing second and third bases, Levan pilfered home In the fifth Inning Friday night against Jamestown. If there hadnt been a rule against It. there Is hardly any doubt but that he would have stolen first base, too. The Jlm- 19 .387 to Guldahl's successful finish than Increased the beat but the Bears I th fifnottrcf iKif AtVkAir I Superior .12 Three homfn bv Uo Martv American Larae tne recoveries ne maae, to onset Daa Auele Qalan and Rlnwr Collins Flayer, C1UD UAflftH PCI. vi, but then forced Castro to pop Ma jeski, retiring the side.

rhe Bears, held hitless by Kash "Alnaned 'the STI t'TLZ1 Minn 22 ".577 break on two ucceedinghc4e. featured the Cubs 15-hlt atUck. Gehrig. New York 44 167 31 64 .383 J60 Having refused to "crack' under the and the Californlans skimmed to for th. Mmo Toledo ......28 22 Two of them came ln the second Greenberg, Detroit 47 178 49 68 .382 a two were out ln the third, mies probably will agree that Levan 27 23 40 1 heaviest kind of pressure, 1 he came 23 J2l -conqueringn thhrough the tur- Inning off Lams ter and gave the Walker.

Detroit. ..47 199 38 74 J72 victory easily ana unurea sented, besides the usual traveUng ausee, a bunched three blows for two I is not a very safe character to have westerners a commanding lead. Bell. 8KX Louis ....43 180 30 68 .367 The caiiionuans ana uie wis- Dag, with a gold watch and flowers. Anaiariapous is.

Barnett singlea to start tne around partciularly in a ball game OJ 11 Alt Chuck Klein, Bui Jurges and Col- uimaggio. New yort 38 ioi 38 jee consin varsity wui leave wbcmicj wasnington ....000 200 0406 14 0 I moil with flawless golf on the last three holes. Through an eight-hole Wretch- In ....22 28 .458 Louisville iins each smashed out four hits. I cromn. Boston ....37 jbi i morrow ior rougiuteeiiejvucic cnicago 002 000 0002 4 2 when he's on base.

PICKS FRANKLIN Howard Sorenson, who assisted 29383 ........18 Kansas City cracago 132 101 no 10 15 Bonura, cnicago na 33 64 .360 wui compete in uie wwi-w- vv. rerreu and R. Ferrell: Riirnev his march to victory from the 8th VL. 11 ha St a a A I Ma 1 A a MM A ft A AFAl 1 11. 289 St.

Paul 11 27 x-nuaaeipma viu uji 9 iv 11 iravis. wasnmgion 10 10 jsn giaie rcsuua iiuuc 1 jarown ana tie well with the promotion of golden glove Minneapoiis'-Columbus'and Toledo- th 15th delusive Guldahl had French and Bottarlnl: Lamaster. Gehrlncer. Detroit 36 132 34 47 .356 Coach Ralph Hunn, who nas pre St Paul games not included, Toreens. Johnson and Grace.

iLarv. Cleveland ..42 182 39 63 .348 dieted his Badgers will finish filtn Indians Beaten exactly seven one-putt greens as he survived the strain that took an boxing bouts here last February, was saying the other day that anytime now we could auote him as i Pirates Trim Dodgers In the big race, said he bellevea tne vusveLiAND. A ninth inning ral- BROOKLYN The Pittsburgh national League Golden Bears have an excellent Iy which filled the bases three times ASSOCIATION Indianapolis 10; Milwaukee 5. Louisville Kansas City 0. NATIONAL LEAGUE W.

L. Pet sajlng that Lem Franklin, national PiratS poundgd jy Henshaw lor Medwick. St. Louis 42 160 38 66 .413 cnance t0 win on the Hudson, i and scored as Uhle tripled past or In right beat out infield hit. scoring Uhle but an fanned to end the Inning, amestown got its first run off lard in the fifth when Cavosie out a slow roller to Ellison scored on Kozy's double.

A til play, Scallse to Bamett pre-fed Medak's succeeding double doing further damage, 'he day's scoring ended as the mies scored twice in the sixth Willard ran Into a streak of Iness. With one down. Willard goiaen gioves iieavyweigm, cjjamjjjwi, 1 jjve jn the seventh inning to- vaugnan, rutsourgn 44 us 00 am proauced only one run for the Cleveland Indians today as the Philadelphia Athletics scored their second straight victory of the series. 3-2. otherwise heavy toll among contenders in the final stages of the.

battle. Almost four years ago. to the day, Guldahl, then a comparative unknown, missed a short putt on the home green and his chance to tie would scome day be king of tne day to whin the DodKers. 8 to 3. Jordan, Cincinnati 35 113 18 43 Ml I i 1A 1 Vt OA KA ICS New York ........30 18 .625 Blanton.

Manush, Brooklyn ..39 146 22 51 .349 Detroit Catcher GetS Harry Kelley successfully halted Chicago 29 IB professional heavies. So we are taxing Uie liberty to quote Mr. Sorenson. I'HLE niTS NOW .617 .578 I 01airATani4'w i i winning his seventh vie- I camim, fnus zs i Pittsburgh ........28 19 Arm Broken Wnen JTllt ma mi M. Int.

51 Johnny Goodman for the open tory against two defeats for the I Chicago ...29 87 11 30 .345 I ww v. Wl 1J I I I i-n-l 38 147 29 50 MO Stanley Uhle, who has Just climb- I season, was touched for 11 hits, but Brack. Brooklyn T5 TUUA RacAhal! Cleveland 000 100 001-2 7 1 Boston 20 24 55 fanned 11 batters to pull out of sev P. Waner, Pitts. jlj Kellev Kelley and Hayes: Galehouse.

Brooklyn 19 24 .442 01 "J01 ilcap' 44 174 34 59 .339 20 68 7 23 .338 era! tight spots. L. Waner, Pitts. Harder and PyUak. Philadelphia 18 28 .391 wun uie aoor 01 oppwiiumy opea DETROIT, June 12.

(AP) Ray Heinle Manush accounted for all Cincinnati 18 30 J48 MOT weu Kash, Pellicore, Djuira and csie In succession, forcing ln a and the second came home as was flying out to Janes in ed above the .200 mark in hitting for the first time since since (we've forgotten), has at last hit his stride, we hope. And if the Bears' outfielder keeps hitting the Visa vpn for th Tiitf. tpvrrtt Havworth. catcher of the Detroit Split Two ATurpRirAv assnrTATTow with a berth on the American Ryder the Dodgers' runs with a homer with two mates on base which sent Timers, suffered a broken arm ln the DETROIT. The Boston Red Sox New York 27 18 .600 cup team that next WMk fourth innlnsr of the secona game lost the first earn of a donhiohoad.

the Brooklyns out in front. mi 10 MoiEngiana SUPERIOR BEATS 1L. V. XM against Boston today when hit by er here today, 3 to 2, but overcame Detroit 28 .21 Bears kept Pecking away at tnen he woud have Manager C71 I uuiaiini won just mc wj 11c iuu but were unable to score. Sea- 24 19 .558 I 1 wouia.

ne was me wait yiv hi a ball pitched by Louts (Buck) ew- Detroit's four-run lead to win the sora lO-innlne nlehtcan 5 to hoforo Johnny Mostil to thank for correcting a "hitch" In his stance. Cleveland Boston 20 21 .488 1 start practice at oaxiana nuis two PIRATES AGAIN Pittsburgh tied it up with a run In the second and two more tfc' third before putting the game on ln the seventh inning spree which was featured by Al Todds homer with runner on base a Word from the Detroit dugout 40550 fans. 20 26 .4351 ecs "e0' uuuug irctu uj said the arm was broken between A ball DltchAd hv fT.m .404 Washington Philadelphia St. Louis ..19 28 ..15 29 the wrist and the elbow. Newsom fraeturod hnn i 3411 Hayworth is the second Tiger ht am of Wanh singled with one down ln the Lh, Uhle tripled with two out ln fifth, and Levan and Scallse hit 3y ln the sixth hut their mates i unable to bring them arouna the Jimmies still held their flve lead when Knutson called a as the Bears were cominar to In their half of the seventh! Duluth; Dukes Defeat catcher to be injured this season.

catChor. th- fourth inni For many days now. Uhle has looked and acted the part of a ball player ln many ways His fielding, particularly of fly balls well out of his range, drew plenty of notice. He evened looked great at bat and took 1 Ik. Manager Mickey Cochrane, lilt on oam ul Bianton and Todd; Henshaw, by 8-7 Score 1 NewV gS? 2 of Tneup for a at New York, is in Ford hospital ioef uamjin ana spencer.

Cards Beat Bees here with a triple skull fracture. It Z.Z;. a neauny uuj uuo -vmy i boston. Lon Warneke, the BOSTON. Lon Warneke.

Marvin Owens, third baseman, U. Zl 'rt! I An HO SUPERIOR, June 12. (AP) wind many times. Ana wnen ne m. cardinals' righthander who has the ol' apple, he was thrown out too been blasted twice this season by suffered a fracture in his left hand uu cp? For the first time this season, Detroit from advancing to a virtual several days ago.

often. His catting average siippeu me Bees, gained some slight satis- town or ponuac witn nis xamuy ana to the locality where he began his financial comeback a year ago. Sup-erby confident, he was always at -or close to the top from start to finish. He had the shots and "what it took" to go with them. The victory was worth $1,000 In cash on the spot to Guldahl as the U.

S. Golf association boosted the total prize money from $5,000 to $6,000, spilt among 30 players, Instead of the customary 20. Second money of $800 went to Snead, who performed sensationally In his first ODen championship, while wee Bobby Cruickshank, Richmond. Va, took down $700 third prise with his 285, and "Iighthorse" Harry Cooper of Chicago, at 286, carried off fourth money of $600. tie with the New York Yankees for estown core, "2b xa, ss sie, If r.

cf 3b down to well below .201 faction today by holding the Bos ......2 1 3 0 3 2 3 1 4 3 Crookston found itself out of first place as result of 11 to 1 pasting by Superior today. top position in the American league. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Northern Legaue Jamestown 7 Claire 2. Superior 11, Crookston 1, Duluth 8, Winnipeg 7. Fargo-Moorhead Wausau game postponed (rain).

NATIONAL Chicago 10; Philadelphia 5. Pittsburgh Brooklyn 3. St. Louis Boston 1. New York Cincinnati 3.

AMERICAN Detroit 3-4 Boston 2-5." Philadelphia Cleveland 2. Washington Chicago 2. St. Louis New York 6. tons to live hits as his mates Blly Rogell and Jmmy Fcxx Iowa Guard to Play Corrects Hitch But that "hitch" that Manager Mostil has corrected, was a little twist of the wrists and shift in arm movement that caused Uhle to tk, lb 3 0 knocked out home runs in the opener and Foxx tied the, score in the second game with his 12th homer of pounded out a 4-1 victory.

The Cards, who found Deacon Danny MacFayden facing off against them at the start, clinched the game in the third frame by Pro Football With Producing twelve hits. Two ot them home runs, the Blues made an easy job for Marion Cibrowskl, who turned ina six hit performance to handcuff the Pirates. For eight Innings Cibrowskl pitched shutout ball, and was scored upon ....3 ....3 ,...3 rf ro, i. the season. First game.

Brooklyn Dodgers swing late at a pitched ball Manager Mostil said that Ulile hadnt Diasting the veteran for three runs. Boston 000 200 0002 4 0 7 9 18 5 I been gettin his bat back far fePP" Martin was the big gun ln .27 IOWA CITY, June 12. (UP) only when he grooved fast one Detroit 120 000 OOx 3 11 2 Walberg, Ostermueller and De enough in time for the throw. Don (Red) Nelson. Rockford.

la- 2 4, to Hansen, who rode It over the right field fence, for the Pirates guard on the University of Iowa Sautels; Lamson and Tebetts, However, baseball fans who saw Yale Dropped from 0 0 football team for the past three sea- Second game lone tally: 2 0 Hoosier Relay Team Old Record sons, signed a contract today to play Boston 000 000 000 15 .......3 .......3 3 .......3 3 3 Crookston .....000 000 0011 6 2 Navy Grid Schedule 6 1 6 4 1 '0 mc i.um.& wiui a pair oi two-baggers. St Louis 003 000 1004 10 0 Boston 000 COD 0i0 i Warneke and Ogrodowskl; MacFayden, Lannlng and Lopez. "Tuffy" Leemans Wed to Theodora Rinaldi Uhle swat that home run out of the park the other night against Fargo-Moorhead will agree that there was nothing wrong with the way the with the Brooklyn Dodgers of the Detroit 100 100 200 04 tals Claire' ieit, ss rf s. If cf jn, 2b se. lb ski, 2b redson, rd, 1 Newsom and De Sautels; Wade, ANNAPOLIS, June 12.

(AP) 9 i Superior .....402 001 40x 11 12 1 Rudolph, Asselmeler and Erickson; Cibrowskl and TreadwelL Duluth Wins Russell and Hayworth, Tebbetts. COLUMBUS. June 12. (AP) Naval academy athletic authori- 1 0 national professional foobtall league. He was recommended by two former Iowa stars who now play with Brooklyn, Dick Crayne and Dwight TTnntzor T.J.

1 ,1.. cutflelder was swinging and connecting that night. Besides the homer, he' hit two sides, one of ties today announced a football 7 Ti distance team established a new ....3 0 ......3 0 0 0 ......2 0 DULUTH. June 12. (AP) An error by Benny Bennett, Maroon world's record of 10 minutes and dropping of the Yale and Davidson Nelson is five feet 10 and weighs Indians Sign Young catcher, enabled Ray Helixon to which won a game in the ninth inning.

Hit Two Triples Saturday afternoon against Jame- San Francisco Star 100 pounas. ne won a major letter in track and a minor letter ln baseball at Iowa. 2 7 18 10 .013 0127 games. In the place of these two, Columbus and Citadel were substituted. Commander Andrew C.

McFall, graduate manager of athletics, said four-tenths Of one second for the medley event today in a dual meet with Ohio State university. Don Lash, Hoosier distance star, ran the mile anchor of the medley with Trutt a half, mile, Miller a stown Claire .002 0002 town. Uhle again swung at the baD SAN FRANCISCO, June 12. (AP) Robert Kelly, 18, San Francisco WASHINGTON, June 12. (AP) Alphonse 'Tuffy" Leemans, professional ootfeJJk star, and Miss Theodora Rinaldi of Silver Spring, were married today after a romance which began at a football game nearly two years ago.

Leemans, former halfback at George Washington university and now a member of the New York Giants professional football team, like he meant to h't it. He aia ioi two triples out of three times up. Well, here's hoping he has found baseball star, was signed today by and Smith throo.miartor. the Cleveland Indians and left im- usual naval practice of playing Yale himself, at bat. There could be no American every other year.

m. mediately to Join the me called in 7th. rain.) ors, Pellicore. Kozy. Runs bat- n.

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base hits, Uhle 2. Stolen base, e. Double plays, Bamett to a to Scallse; Scallse to Bar- BROOKLYN, June 12. (AP) The Brooklyn Dodgers today announced the purchase of Walts Hoyt, veteran right handd pitcher, from the Pittsburgh- Pirates in a straight cash transaction. Hoyt once known as the "boy wonder" of the Yankees, has been more opportune time than now.

league team. auv iviivua a Ji si utes, four and seven-tenths seconds. Kelly, a catcher, was described by "Lash To Be Onerated score from second with the winning run as Duluth moved into first place in the Northern league race by defeating 8 to 7, as Crookston lost to Superior. The Maroons, trailing 5 to 3 going into the firth, cut loose with a four hit attack to push acros3 four runs and take a one-run lead. However, the Dukes retaliated with two runs in the seventh but Bennett's homer knotted the count again ln the ninth.

In the ninth, Helixon and Wleczorek singled, Bennett attempted to nab Wleczorek off first but threw wild and Helixon scored from second on the error. Winnipeg 110040 0017 11 3 Duluth 500 C0J 2018' 13 0 Shuppe and Bennett; Cooper, Tlkvich and Felderman, i and Miss Rinaldi met when George MIAMI. June 12. (AP) On for Appendicitis wwwwmwuwwww.w "a dead ringer" for Mickey Coch Tt.r.rur T.vnwood (schoolbov) Rowe Washington's team olaved Rice here in the majors 6lnce 1919, playing rane, Detroit manaeer. This kid has cii, uu uaoco, uuiewwu the Tigers planned to leave in 1335.

DAGEDALL all the actions of Cochrane had aire 6. Bases on balls, otf witih the Red Sox, Yankees. Tigers, The ceremony was performed at night for Detroit with a tentative 'o. stamped on his ailing, right Athletics, Dodgers and Giants be arm. Dr.

Cecil B. Ferguson, who BLOOMINGTON, Ind-. June 12. (AP) Don Lash, Indiana university track star, said today he planned to undergo an appendectomy soon after commencement and would do no -more running until eflson 1, Willard 5 Struck out ash 5, Godfredson 1. Willara off, Godfredson 6 in 2 2-3; illard 3 in 3 1-3.

Hit by pltch- fore going to the Pirates in 1933. With the Pirates he proved a con CARSON PARK TONIGHT AT 8:45 JAMESTOWN has been treating Rowe for a pulled tendon, said he had advised the when he was catching for' the Portland club out here years ago," Kelly said. Kelly -weiehs 180 pounds and stands 5 feet. 11 fnchev He playsd for the Sacred Heart college team here. St.

Michael's Catholic -church. Silver Spring, with former team mates of "Leemans serving as best man and ushers. The couple planned to spend their honeymoon inthe west, visiting Leemans' home airJuperior, WIS. sistent winner but bpen used almost exclusively as a rel et hur Wiliard (Javor). xsing pit pitcher to go back home and take vs.

EAU CLAIRE Sept. 4. when he will, enter a Can- Go-airedson. Umaires Knut- easy workouts for a few days be-1 this year. He won one and dropped two decisions.

aaian meet, 3 Zviurpny. Time i fore rejoining the team..