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PAGE EIGHT Tunc In WTJS THE JACgSON SUN Wan! Ads 1106 FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1937 Newel Slams Out Homer A Generals Sink Jonesboro, 4 And 1 Official 1937 Kitty League Schedule Released Today Porter Witt And Charlie Silver Look Good On Mound For Jackson; Generals Move To Newport Today The first home run hit by a Jackson General this season helped the Generals win their first exhibition game last night at Jonesboro, 4 to 1. Jackson Plays Lexington Here On Opening Day Kitty Starts May 11; Giant Foes On Closing Day September 6 The Jackson Generals will open and wind up the 1937 Kitty League season at home this year. On May 11, the locals will entertain Lexington at Lakeview Park in the opening game. And on Sept 6. the Generals and Lexington will end the reason with Russ Newell, centerfielder, wasO- the hero.

Leading the batting BACK IS FORM order he swunz on one of Wil ken's opening pitches and sent it flvin over the rightfield wall ending Wilken's activity In the i i AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT OWENSBORO HOPKIXSVILLE PADUCAH MAYFIELD FULTON UNION CITY JACKSON LEXINGTON Mayll-12-13-14 May 15-16 June 16-17 nJ May 31-31 Jane 7-8-9 July 7-8 June 13-14-15 May 28-29-30 May 17-18-19 June 1-2-3 OWENSBORO llGdD June27-28 July 28-29 Aug. 1-2 July 13-14-15 June 24-25-26 June 29-30-July 1 July 25-26-27 July 5-5-6 Aug. 11-12 Aug. 20-21 Aug. 26-27-28 Aug.

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17-18-19 Aug. 11-12 Aug. 29-Sept 6-6 doubleheader here, i I game. Jonesboro outhit the Jackson team but was unable to advance the players after they got on base. Porter Witt, a newcomer to the Kitty, gave up four hits in five innings, while Charlie Silvers, who finished the game, allowed only one hit in the last four.

Bill Martin, third baseman for the Generals, was the leading hitter for the local team, getting two out of three trips. The Generals are continuing their exhibition tour in the Northeast Arkansas League today, playing at Newport They will return to Lakeview Sunday to meet Osceola in the first exhibition The Generals failed to get in even break on the number of Sunday games allotted each Kitty club. This year the locals have only four Sunday games on their list for the Lakeview Park. They are: June 6 with Padu-cah, June 20 with Lexington. July 18 with Hopkinsville and Aug.

1 wjth Union City. Fourth of July falls on Sunday this year, and the Generals will play at Mayfield on that date. President Harvey Gilland, of the Generals, seemed pleased with the schedule, and he believes the team will start the season with a bang in an effort to stay up front throughout the race. The Shaughncssy playoff system will be in vogue this year in the Kitty. All Kitty clubs are hard at work for opening day came in Jackson.

Monday night the bearded Russell Newell, young Jackson General outfielder, opened the game against Jonesboro last night with a homer over the right field wall. The Generals defeated the Jonesboro team, 4 to 1. House of David nine will invade Jackson for a pre-season game with the Generals. WTJS, The Sun's Radio Station, Broadcasts Baseball Results Daily at 4, 5, 6 and 7 P. M.

CLOVTS HOMERS Little Rock To Play Atlanta In Walker Setting Pace For Major Richbourg Slaps Fines On Speece, Pitcher R. Starr New York Yankees Aren't Hitting Hard Enough To Dent A Cream Puff This Season But They're In Front BY SID FEDER Associated Press Sports Writer Important Game League Batters NEW DIET FOR JEAN HARLOW HOLLYWOOD. April 30-)-Four bunches of carrots, a dozen apples and a box of cube sugar are delivered daily to Jean Harlow's dressing room. This is not a new diet for the star. It's her treat for the thoroughbred horses appearing with her in a race track film.

1 I 1 Every Vol Player Must Be Former Ole Miss Star Has Fans Are Looking Forward To Battle Between Outstanding Teams In Bed By Midnight Is Ordered .682 Mark With Detroit Tigers Don't look now, but something: queer is going on in the Bronx baseball business Champions, of the diamond world The famous clouting circus, NewO AB.R.H.PO.A.E. .401101 .4 0 0 0 0 0 .501100 .3 0 2 2 0 0 .410100 .2 0 0 7 2 0 4 0 0 1 4 2 .4 0 3 13 4 2 .0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 ..1 0 0 0 2 0 Jonesboro Lovalo. ss Sunderland, rf Roberts. If Beavers, cf Contini. 3b Hughes, lb Vangenas, 2b Smith, Wilken.

Grimes, Rau, BY TOM T. SILER Associated Press Writer Gerald Walker, former Universi ty of Mississippi star, is setting the NASHVILLE, April 30 VP) (By The Associated Press) Southern Association fans looked for some light on two big questions in a three-game series starting today between Atlanta and Little Rock in the Georgia City. York's Yankees, who cracked about every long distance record in sight last year and averaged better than a homer a game, isn't hitting hard enough to dent a cream puff, so far pace for major league batters with The mild-mannered Lance Richbourg of a few seasons ago is no a mark of .682. The Detroit outfielder appears to be enjoying his THE STANDINGS (Editor's Note: Press time scores on today's games may be found on Page 1 of today's late edition. Totals The questions are "How good is more.

best year and should be a big fac Burgess Whitehead, of the Giants, yesterday clouted two homers in a 9 to 0 win over the Dodgers. 33 1 7 27 13 5 AB.R.H.PO.A.E. The Nashville skipper, slapping tor on the Tigers' bid for the pen Jackson as extra base blows are concerned. The Yanks have produced in six tilts just one lone home run, "pooshed up" several days ago by Tony Lazzeri, and a single triple. And the queerest thing about the whole business is that the team Little Rock?" and "How bad Is Atlanta?" The Travelers, ticketed by the experts for no better than fifth nant The leaders: AMERICAN LEAGUE $50 fines on Pitchers Byron Speece and Ray Starr, gave notice to his warriors that he will tolerate no further infraction of training rules.

Tune In WTJS 4:00. 5:00, 6:00 and 7:00 P. M. for up to the minute news from the world of sports. Courtesy FALSTAFF BREWING CORPORATION and MIDWEST DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY place, rode into town on the crest SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Batting-Walker, Tigers, R.

keens rieht on winning ball games! of an eight game winning wave FerrelL Red Sox, .600. that has carried them to first Early in the training season Newell, cf 4 1 2 2 Vinson, ss 2 10 1 Martin. 3b 3 2 1 1 Welch, rf 4 0 0 1 Fulton. 2b 4 0 0 3 Williams, 4 0 1 13 Nash. If 3 0 0 0 Murdaugh, lb ,4 0 0 5 Witt, 2 0 0 0 Silver, ....1 0 0 1 Runs Lary, Indians, 10; Walker.

Despite Lou Gehrig's ailing hand and the absence of tonsil-less Joe Dimaggio, their winning streak is Eddie Sends A Note To Yanks' Pitcher Holdout Tigers; Pytlak. Indians, and Walk er and RosenthaL White Sox. 7. Richbourg told his charges that every player must be in bed by midnight The fines were plaster the longest of the young season Runs Batted In Averill, Indians. ed on the two pitchers, he told 10; Bonura, White Sox, 9.

Club W. L. Pet. Little Rock 9 2 .818 Memphis 8 4 .667 Nashville 6 5 .545 Chattanooga 5 5 .500 Atlanta .5 6 .455 New Orleans 5 8 .385 Birmingham 4 8 .333 Knoxville 4 8 .333 Hits Walker, Tigers, 15; Lary, Blinkey Horn, Tennessean sports editor, in a long distance telephone interview, for breaking this Indians, 13. Doubles Bell, Browns, and Lary.

Indians, 5. rule. Triples Stone and Travis. Sen There was a time when Rich Says Red Ruffing Had Better Come On Home While He Can ators, and RosenthaL White Sox. 2.

bourg let the players do pretty much as they pleased. Many ob Home Runs Johnson, Athletics, Walker. Tigers. 2. servers said he would never make Stolen Bases Pytlak.

Indians. 3: successful manager because he was- too easy going. Lary. Indians; Appling, White Sox, and Werber, Athletics, 2. Horn quoted him as saying he C.D.TAYLOR Watchmaker 106 E.

Lafayette at Ham Kowsa Sparling Goods, Company Pitching Stratton, White Sox: Totals 31 4 4 27 6 0 Summary: Two base hits Williams, Smith, Roberts. Three base hits Smith. Home run NewelL Double play Vinson to Fulton to Murdaugh. Struck out: by Grimes 8 in 4 2-3 innings; by Rau 5 in 4 innings: by Witt 10 in five innings: by Silvers 2 in 4 innings. Solen bases NewelL Martin, Welch, Left on bases Jonesboro nine; Jackson three.

Hits: Off Grimes 3 in 42-3 innings; off Wilken. 1 in 1-3 innings: off Rau 3 in 4 innings; off Witt 4 in five innings; off Silvers 1 In 4 innings. Losing pitcher Wilken. Winning pitcher Witt Base on balls: Off Wilken 2 off Rau 1. off WittZ.

off Silver 4. Williams, Athletics; Lawson Tig Pet. .857 .833 .667 .571 .429 .375 .167 .143 ers, Z-0. preferred "to be pleasant with all the ball players on my club, but if any of them want to get tough with me, then I'll get tough with them." NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting Medwick, Cardinals, "I have served under some pret 500; P. Waner, Pirates.

.478. NATIONAL LEAGUE Club. W. L. St Louis 6 1 Pittsburgh 5 1 New York 4 2 Philadelphia 4 3 Brooklyn 3 4 Boston 3 5 Cincinnati 1 5 Chicago 1 6 AMERICAN LEAGUE Club W.

L. New York 5 1 Cleveland 4 2 Philadelphia 3 2 Detroit 3 2 Chicago 3 3 Boston 2 2 St. Louis 2 5 Washington 1 6 ty tough managers, myself, he Runs Bordagaray, Cardinals. 9: told Horn, before the club left BY EDDIE BRIETZ (Associated Press Writer) NEW YORK, April 30 (flV-Our Jints (National League) were hitting only (ouch!) .203 for the season when Van Mungo go through with ten Wednesday Dodger fans had a good time chanting: "Swing high, swing low, you can't hit Mungo," as the big fellow breezed his fireball across (Bill Terry made wholesale shifts in his batting order yesterday and the Jints fattened their individual and collective averages at bat Note to Red Ruffing. You had better come on home while coming is good.

Red The enemy has averaged only ih Medwick, Cardinals, 8. Birmingham for New Orleans. Runs Batted In Mize. Cardinals, five straight. Maybe (and this is only being whispered as yet) the victories are coming because the lightly-regarded Yankee pitching is fooling the boys.

Rated, as usual as the weak spot, the flingers have been ace high in recent days, despite the absence of holdout Charley Ruffing. In their last three starts, they've allowed the enemy 17 hits and four runs in 27 innings. Yesterday Monte Pearson turned in a six-hit ob, fanning seven batters, to whip Washington's Senators, 4-2, the Nats' fifth straight setback. The Bronx baseball faithful are in even more of a dither over the antics of their other representative in the diamond wars, the Giants. Bill Terry's terriers have long been noted for putting the burden on their pitchers, and in recent days have emphasized that habit with a profound batting slump.

Yesterday, however, when they really didn't need to get excited, they fielded a revised lineup, reversed themselves all the way, and bombarded Brooklyn's Dodgers 9-0. Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons knuckleball muffled the Dodgers with five hits, but more remarkable were the two homers contributed by the light-hitting Burgess Whitehead, and the one walloped by Fat Freddy himself. The Giant's two chief rivals remained in the thick of things. Pittsburgh's Pirates gave up an early lead and then took advantage of Bill Lee's wildness in the 13th inning to down the Chicago Cubs 6-5 Lon Warneke threw an eight-hitter for the Cardinals to whip 6-1. "I never gave them any trouble, J.

Martin and Medwick, Cardi nals. 7 each. place four full games in front of the fifth place Crackers. Atlanta, picked by many observers to win the pennant lost six games with Nashville and Memphis. The test against the high-flying Pebs should indicate whether the champs' slump is a major one calling for drastic remedies or merely an early season faltering that can be shaken off when the chips are down.

Manager Doc Prothro planned to send Lefty Jennings Poindexter in to work on the Crackers' apparent weakness against portside throwing while Eddie Moore called on venerable Jim Lindsey to stem the champs' retreat before it becomes a rout A rain washed out all of yesterday's engagements except at New Orleans where Knoxville checked the Pelicans' climb out of second division by winning, 6-4, in 12 innings. Perrin seemed to have a ball game won for the Pels when he went into the ninth behind a 4-1 lead. But he threw a home run ball to Catcher Red Bandy with two on. That tied up the Smokies and they went on to pull it out in the 12th. The Birds routed old Leo Moon by slamming over three runs in the first but Winston came in and checked the attack from there on until the 11th when McClure took it over.

Today's games and probable pitchers: Knoxville (McClure) at Birmingham (Coombs or Moore). Memphis (Wetherell or Benton) at Chattanooga (Kelly). Night game. Little Rock (Poindexter) at Atlanta (Lindsey). Nashville (Starr or Watkins) at New Orleans (Granger).

Hits Medwick, Cardinals. 15: Arnovich, Phillies, 13. NAN BRILL BACK IN CALIFORNIA but I know what they did to fellows who tried to get away with training rule violations. No one regrets the fining of players more than I do. But I cannot let the players run over me.

Pet, .833 .667 .600 .600 .500 .500 .286 .143 Doubles Medwick, Cardinals, Arnovich, Phillies, 5. J. T. McCutchen Insurance and Real Estate Id Vineyard Phone 10 Triples 17 tied with one each. Home Runs Ott and Whitehead, "They must observe training Giants, 2.

Stolen Bases J. Martin, Cardi rules or they cannot stay on this club. I was sorry the papers carried the names of the two players fined. I do not want to give them RESULTS runs per game off annee piquing so far. Fred Perry, the tennis star, who 9w first baseball game in nals, Browne, Phillies, and T.

Moore and Bordagaray, Cardinals, 2. Pitching J. Dean and Lon War-neke. Cardinals, 2-0. any unfavorable publicity.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION "For one thing, I'm glad it hap pened early. We can get it all over before it goes too far. All Memphis at Atlanta, rain. Knoxville 6, New Orleans 4 (11 the players understand now ex STRUCK AND KILLED BY C. 0.

PASSENGER LOS ANGELES, April 30-tfV-Nan Pierson Brooks Macy BrilL New York society heiress, was back in California today after a hurried trip to Reno yesterday. Her marriage to William Hun-saker BrilL Jr, of Los Angeles in Yuma. Ariz on March 29, was followed by the filing of annulment suits by both principals. Douglas Busey. Reno lawyer who represented Mrs.

Brill when she obtained a Reno divorce in November. 1934, from her first husband, George H. Macy of New York, said she had interviewed him yesterday. He declared, however, she contemplated "no Reno divorce action, at least for the present" actly where they stand with me if they break training rules." innings). Nashville at Birmingham, wet grounds.

Little Rock at Chattanooga, wet grounds. CLOCK REPAIRS Wf Will Call For Your Clock or Watch to Be Repaired. Sam DeMyre At G. H. GEER JEWELRY CO.

207 E. Main Phone 1400 Richbourg, who once played PRESTONSBURG. Ky April 30 (JPh-A Chesapeake Ohio pas under John McGraw while with the New York Giants, said the fines would stick." senger train struck and killed Joe Watkins. 37. about 20 miles from "There will be an even more se here yesterday.

Witnesses said that Watkins. sit vere penalty next time and it will probably be a job gone instead of money. I have the sup ting on the tracks, apparently did NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 6, Philadelphia 4 (13 innings). New York 9. Brooklyn 0.

Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 5 (13 innings). St Louis 6, Cincinnati 1. not hear the train approaching. port of Jimmy Hamilton" (busi HOFFERTH LEADS SOUTHERN BAT CROWN SEEKERS Compiled for the Associated Press by Charles H. Miller official ness manager) and Mr.

Murray (Fay Murray, president) in what I do. Players do not have FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia JieSmatteit hard work to do. league statistician. "Baseball can provide plenty of T. Ml U.

PAT. OFF fun. But they have a responsi Batting: Player, club AB rfit i tOEU bility to the club and the public." AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 12, St Louis 0. Cleveland 12, Detroit 3. New York 4, Washington 2.

Philadelphia at Boston, rain. Hofferth. Nville 8 17 Pet. .529 .500 .438 .419 .417 5 9 5 10 4 14 8 13 6 10 Blair, Knoxville 9 Hooks, Atlanta .9 JOCKEYS MAKE 20 32 31 24 in Galatzer. N.

O. 8 A. Graham L. R. 9 GAMES TODAY mm mm New Orleans SELECTIONS IN KENTUCKY DERBY Non- Leader a year ago today: SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION nenkamp, Little Rock.

.456. Home runs oana. ivnoxviuc, r.rare. MemDhis. At NEW April 2Q-(fl- Washington the other day, still looking for the pitcher's box If Tony Canzoneri regains his lightweight crown from Lou Ambers next week, he'll defend it against Pedro Montanez and then head for London and Australia, where the pickings are said to be more than good If Tony loses, he'll quit the ring and become gentleman farmer at Marlboro, He has quite a joint up there Almost 200 acres, with a 25-room hotel and a golf course in the making Tony looks good in his drills, but the wise boys say he's not fooling them One expert who openly picked Tony to beat Ambers said "off the record" he thought Lou would win in a walk So it goes in the fight racket Jack Torrance's flop as a fighter was the biggest of the New York season in more ways than one Burleigh Grimes, thumbed from two games in as many days, explains his spat with Umpire Larry Goetz thusly: "I told him he was not infallible and he thought it was a new" cuss President Ford Frick told Burleigh yesterday to lay off the umpires or go stand in the corner If they keep sending Burleigh to the showers, Coach Andy High may take a tip from Red Ruffing and demand a raise for managing the Dodgers Wednesday Frankie Martin, Canadian bantamweight champion, protested he was not considered for a title shot with Sixto Escobar The slight must have upset Frankie no end That night he was knocked out by K.

O. Morgan of Detroit Ho, hum. ed Tigers to seven hits and struck out five in 12-3 win. Monte Pearson, Yankees fanned seven and pitched six-hit ball in 4-2 win over Senators. Johnny Dickshot, Pirates two singles drove in two runs, in 6-3 win over Cubs.

Monte Stratton, White Sox-blanked Browns with eight hits for 12-0 victory. Lon Warneke. Cardinals his eight-hit pitching beat Reds, 6-1. lanta, Miles, Chattanooga and Art Graham, Little Rock. 2 each.

TjJl Mm Memphis at Chattanooga. Little Rock at Atlanta. Knoxville at Birmingham. Nashville at New Orleans. AMERICAN LEAGUE Differing even more widely than Runs batted in Taitt, Memphis, the trainers, a "jury" of 12 boys who ride 'em today selected a 150 ll half-dozen horses as their choices eciiu for the Kentucky Derby laurel Oana.

Knoxville ana leatners, Knoxville, 12 each. Stolen bases Bush, Memphis. Nonnenkamp, Little Rock, and O. Grimes, New Orleans, 4 each. Where the same number of WITH BATHS trainers voted almost solidly for St Louis at Chicago.

Detroit at Cleveland. Philadelphia at New York at Washington. NATIONAL LEAGUE Opponents runs Little Rock 35: Nashville 41. either Mrs. Ethel V.

Mars Reaping Reward. Samuel Riddle's War Admiral or J. H. Loucheim's Pompoon, the jockeys cast their KILLED IN CRASH OF ballots for the "big three," The E. R.

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edit CenJUlnU.Zeti al J.ow Cod Jas'Pat." O'Sbaugbntaj 6tn.Mtr. Reaping Reward, which has yet 304DForest D. Stivers, 22, of Bethlehem, and Charles H. Carter, 26, of Pleasureville, were killed in the crash of a "barnstorming" air to face the barrier this year after beating Pompoon in the New England futurity last fall receiv plane on a farm near here late yesterday. ed five votes, three picked War Admiral an easy winner of the The pilot Garland W.

Facie Z4, Chesapeake stakes last Saturday. YESTERDAY'S STARS (By The Associated Press) Freddy Fitzsimmons and Burgess Whitehead, Giants former pitched five-hit ball and hit homer. Whitehead cloudted two homers in 9-0 win over Dodgers. Tony Cuccinello, Bees hit five-for-five, including homer with one on for winning as Phils, went down. 6-4.

Earl Whitehill, Indiana limit- of Dickson, Teno, suffered a lacerated jaw and head injuries. while the remaining four were scattered among Heelfly. Pom. He was reported recovering at a poon, Sceneshifter and the Brad- Frankfort hospitaL The plane, ey entry. Some of the votes can "You've been into ray candy againf be explained by the fact that the making the last of a series of passenger-carrying flights, went into a tailspin ar fell from about 300 feet jockeys favored the horse they "Aw.

Fanny, I didn't think you'd miss it if I took just a little bite out of each piece." will ride on May 8..