The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 12

II Ml I II I I I' in iivroi.v m-NnT joi'unai, avi kta Anrn IT. mi I May 1952 University of Nebraska iin- Football 'a s. Be Wrong IJy Wall Dohhlnt 'A il! It Bob Jlowtam gettln tlrad the 6:30 opener, Sheridan, tanglei with Duffv'i of Denver, Colo. Shown above are (from left:) Centerfieldcr Ken Forbes, Utility Outfielder Ron L. Johnson, Leftfielder Bob Barnott and Rightficlder Dick Cecil.

(Staff Photo.) nt "carrying the Wei tern League and easting hli eyas toward Pacific Coast League franchise? The popular Denver owner recently cam back from an in-poctiim tour of Coast loop ciUea. Upon till return be was asked If he hoped to elevate the JJeari into the Rowland circuit. "I am vitally Interest-, la giving ear wenderful fana Ik best a i a 1 1 Mibie," llowaam derlarid. Therefara I mlibt add that the Denver etuk ta afwaya Interested In Improving Ienver'i baseball situation." A month or ao back when Des lolne' Mill Jirynon asked Jlowsum if the Drnver owner ever hud considered puttini a jHif on the Boars' park, llowaam stated: "No, that Is UNLESS someday we get into higher class ball." Owners Worried Western league owners, fully awure of the fiirt that they might possibly lose their "meal ticket" are (aid to le considering ele- KAR1NG TO GO Four members of the atait championship Lincoln Elks team warm up for their American Legion Regional Tournament gnm tonight at Grand Island. The Elks play the Las Cruccs, N.M nine in the nightcap.

In The Firing Line Vts' Norm Anaarton Uncla John Bentley, lha poor tnan'i Stcvt Hannlfsn tnd wH Uka Bantlcr, out with his 1932 University of Nebraska football brochura, John, you know, Is ports publicity director for tba Cortv huakers. iie's also, ona of tba best In tha business. Ills current brochura, a handy-size booklet entitled "Nebraska football Facts for 1952." is 28 pages of solid Husker Uncla John left no fact unturned JL Or THE foundinn of tha University In 1B69, ha quotes a writer thus; "Tha site must have been selected blindfolded No good angel whispered them of seats of learning set upon hills. Tha gentle slopes of Antelope Valley (now southeast Lincoln) were ignored and a aita bordering Salt Creek Valley and Inevitably in the path of railroads was From that first enrollment (five frosh, two sophs and ona junior), John progresses to 11152 and a look at Pill Class-ford's Hunkers. "The Cornhuske should be better this fall," writes John.

"There Is snore depth, mora overall speed and mora competition for positions thsa -In 1951 when tha Nebraska eleven woa ana, lost elgrt and tied one." Tr is, coming with Mr. Glass-ford'a full sanction, means mora can be expected this coming autumn. Also Interesting ia this paragraph: "Coach Classford Is sticking with tha orthodox T-formation, but there will be one switch. A majority of Nebraska players will be going both ways judging by thr 20-session spring drills." Platoon Plan Out Along with' announcing that the complete platoon system haa seen its day, Bentley'goes further with a "best guess on start Banner Season tV- Ahead for Preps U.G. Women's Field Includes 'Name' Stars NEW YORK WV Almost every "name" player in American wom Football in Nebraska's high schools begins again thia week.

The first date practice is per-i en's eon. including me enure ENDS Te Am Ctm, Ml. ML ems II raynlch, George Des Plalnea, 111 tS ftr US, It f.manaet. Dennis North Head 1 Jr ZS9 1-1 ID IS fiehabaeker, WUIlans Mladea II Jr 1M ID II Connor. Tad Hasting It Jr til l-S IC I WillUaa AHIanca II Jr f-t ID 17 Teaser, Jerry HasUnga 21 Jr I7S 1-11 ID II J.mea, Td Napervllle.

1U 21 Jr I5 ID II Reiner. Kea Indlanola 17 He l-t NO 14 Hewitt. Doa Kleag Falls. R. D.

tt He 'IS t-t 4A II lehr, Aody Tartls Creek, Pa. II Ha US Mink, Gerg Omaha 19 He 111 NC TACKLES 15 Doa Scrlbner tS Mr 241 t-t 4 A 17 lluemana, Ed Oiallala .21 Hr tit t-t ID Minnick, Jerry Cambridge 1t Jr NROTC II Hint ham, Oarsld Lincoln 21 Jr 23t l-t ID 71 (ioth, Harvey Lincoln It Jf t-1 ID IS Oliver, James ftlu-lloa It Jr 2et ID SI MeConnell, Rod Brosdwster 2t Jr 21t -I 71 OlanU. Doa Central Cltf II a 20t t-t ID It Heboid, Joha (irsnd Island II He 20t t-1 ID 71 Kvana. Per Rapid City. H.

D. II 2lt t-t ID 74 Kltxelmaa, Msg Nebraska City 2t Ha 20S t-t ID ii llolloran, Wllllina Nehuyler II Ko 201 S-ll NC St Hueneke, Duane Grand Island 21 Ho lOi t-t OI'ARDS 67 W'lney, Tony Khrlton 21 Rr 175 S-ll ID Curlla. Claytoa Laurel 21 Hr 200 t-1 ID 7 "Brasee. Carl Omsha 21 hr 1 S-ll ID 61 rroehaska, fleorge I lysses 2 Kr ISJ S-ll ID I Maehlale, John Tartle Creek. Pa.

21 eir l. S-lt ID II 'Paulson, Jerry Deri Rapids. M. D. II Jr S-ll NROTC 4 Morgan.

Russell llwood 21 Jr IKt S-l ID 15 'Dale. Cliff tails City 21 Jr 1S t-1 ID II Cirleoa, Demas Hutloa II Ka 10 t-t ID tt Krlp.l. Tom Omaha 19 Ka IW S-ll NROTC 22 Bryant. Charlea Omaha II a lot S-ll ID CKNTtRS SI Scott, Verf Mllchrl! 21 Rr lf0 t-t ID 59 fioll. Dirk Tekamah 21 Rr lt l-t ID SI Oberlln, Robert West A Ills.

Wla. II So 200 t-1 ID 87 WsUon. Dirk Hlou Clly. Ia, II Ho US t-1 ID 54 John. Union C.rand Island 21 Ho 190 S-ll ID 49 Whitney, Gran! Almworlh 20 Ha 171 IA Qt'ARTERRACKS 20 nordogna.

John Turtle reek. Pa. 21 Jr MO S-l ID JO Brown. Dan Sioux alls, H. D.

II Ho 110 t-t ID 3 Moore. Ken ML Vernon, la. 19 Ha 1X0 t-t ID S7 Rankin. Duane Lincoln II Sa lit 1-1 ID IIALFnACKR It 'Reynolds, Robert Orand Island 21 Rr lit S-lt ID 4.1 lvendusky, James Lincoln Mr 175 S-lt 1C 40 Snmmer, James Lincoln 20 Hr 17J 5-1 ID IS Kennedy, Mil P.eatrlre 21 Jr I BO S-l ID 14 Thayer, William Rapid City, 8. D.

19 Ha lfii t-t ID 34 VeUley. James Coin. Ia. 19 Ha 15 t-I ID It Radlk, Kmll Omaha 19 He 175 5-U ID 35 Chamlev. Charles Mandresu, D.

20 Ho 1K0 l-I ID 21 Smith. Robert Crand Island 19 Ha S-ll ID 24 Korlnek. Dennis I lyases II Ho 175 S-l NC 15 Ooll. Lawrence Illue Hill 19 Ha 10 S-ll ID It Kolsten, Dierks torsylh, MonL 19 Ho 175 S-t ID II Cederdahl. Jim Lincoln 1 Ka 175 S-lt NO 44 Hand.

Hen Omaha II Ha 173 8-lt ID FILLRACKS SI C.ohde. lieorge Lincoln 19 Jr 115 I NROTC 17 'Novak, Ray Omaha 21 Jr 200 t-1 ID 2t Mifra, Oeorra Turtle Creek, Pa. 21 Ha 200 t-t ID 41 Oazlnakl, Id West AlHs, Wis. 19 Ha t-t ID 42 Thorell. Htuart Loomls II Ho 10 t-1 NO 1952 Curtis Cup team, is among mitted is Friday.

Aug. 22. Games the 162 entrants for the 82nd may not be played before bept. 1949, 157 schools; 1950, 167 schools; 1951. 172 schools.

Last year's a-man champion will not be back defend Ita crown. Lincoln Cathedral, winner of 19 atralfht contests laat fall, bas moved to the U-man field. Now a Class school. Cathedral will out its strong athletic United States Women's Amateur; 12. THlinB Ull! HHHIHl l.ll.l.

Western from an A to A-l or even an AA loop. The big drawback la the iMDulatlon requirement. Championship at Portland, A banner year Is expected this Aug. 25-30. fall with more teams than ever The pairings and starting times slated for gridiron play.

for 4he Qualifying round iisf oe- program into tha bigRer field. fending champion Dorothy luroy of Atlanta, 1951 runnerup Claire'c L. WEBB of the Nebraska Bldding to take over tha crown Doran of Cleveland, women's will be these powerhouses ol last western champion Polly Riley ofiP0, -choola played U-man Axteii, Bancroft. Big e-man iootbauiC.rir,D. Rrll(tT Colerldse- Doni rt VVtV.

TTaaMnta nf Pop-'ana lit! SCnOOlS phan. Exeter, Lawrence, Leigh, vallis. Patricia O'Sulllvan of I85 yr. Orange, Marjorle Lindsay Webb predicts an Increase in in Mn Mhttv the -man field as supported by North Loomls. St.

Patrick's of Platte Platte. Palisade, Paxton, of Rutland, Vt, aU members figures of teams Paying Pleasanton, Potter and the uurtis uup xeam wnicn iqsi v--' sumntr, LINCOLN HIGH, complete to Britain last spring. THE ENTIRE field will play an 18-hoIe qualifying round over the par 38-37 73, Waverley Country Club course on master of the ll-man neia in 1951. will be back to seek more honors. League under A-l clarification must have a total loop population of 1,4.10,000 and the requirement for AA leagues ia 1,750,000 The current total population of Denver, Dee Moines, Orntiha, Wichita, Pue blo.

I.lnroln, Colorado Springs and Bioux City la 1,327,444. Another obstacle, ai ene barrvrr pointed eut, would be the lnereaed east of ener-atlan. The Western's aalary limit ia per month for in alsvers. The Tesas league limit la HMoe for 19 play err. Tw years ago when the matter of advancing to an A-l circuit wai brought up the rlub-nwnert votsd it down.

President K.rt Johnson anid at that time that the population requirement would be waived if the motion carried. Denver annually draw approximately one-third of the total attendance in the Western. It ranked next to Seattle luat year with 424.06S customers as the top minor league city from an attendance Hand-point in the nation. Visiting Monday, Aug. Z3.

Coach Bill Pfciff The 5unday Journal and Star'i "Coach of the Year" has the same stall to guide the Links again this fall The CI low scorers will qualify for match play, starting the next day. AU matches are at 19 holes. The first threesome ta scheduled to start at I a.m. Pacific Daylight Time, 19 a.m, EST. About the only notable absen Other top teams in uass last year were Omaha North, Fremont, the Big Ten Confer-ence champion, Omaha South, Omaha Central, Lincoln Northeast, the Mid-East Conference kins.

North Platte. Beatrice. Scottsbluff and Alliance. In Class Omaha Holy Name ing lineups at this time." In his delensive and offensive lineups, you note that such hearties as Dennis Emanuel, Jerry Minnick and Ed Husmann will be going both ways. "Emanuel," writes John, "ia an odd performer In that he i waddles and shuffles when ha i walks, but with full steam up, it's a different story.

He has speed and decisiveness about his action then." John describes Husmann aa "one of the best tacklera tees, except for the girls who have turned professional in the past few years, are Mrs. Mark Porter of Philadelphia, the "comeback" winner of the 1949 cham pionship, and Mary Ann Villegas was the kingpin with Oakland, Rushville and Cambridge the best in Class and Harvard the leader in Class D. Moguls Mull Bonus Baby 'Monster9 By WHITNEY MARTIN NEW YORK (TV-Baseball's own give-away program, the bonus, was given a private showing before a select group at Pittsburgh and although no announcement was made the reaction was suspected to be quite critical. The bonus has become an onus, you might say, and the Pittsburgh group, made up of big domes of the sport, is mulling over ways and means of ridding the game of this frank-enstein monster which threatens to leave the major leagues unbalanced and the minors unpopulated. THE BASEBALL bonus Is unique in its way, in that vast sums are paid the recipients on suspicion of ability, and all they have to do is be able to sign their names, a talent which it must be admitted might be beyond the scope of some athletes because of their extreme youth.

A bonus usually Is given -urn Trmmlrr. MthlM SiilM SiikImIsi ID. sSM ROTO wntl 10, nrrtr4 wlemol 4 of New Orleans, women's intercollegiate champion. vvlrrM Ml marrWS 1 hit 0l iMMinril, There have been many changes in the high school coaching ranks. Man of the prep stars have graduated and gone to other fields.

Western, Major Loop Box Scores One Count Wins Travers SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. All indications are lor a gooa 'itiir. jivtia 4, r.a.icr. aintuvi.

ni year, just three weeKS oi practice time are available to the teams arii-sit oi nrawim i. Km tip Miranda National league lo Hnbuutwl A.tla to Hoont lo Faitcf. Lrtl S. I Nnn I Itnl, 1. Nwt i.

II himm.ml ill 1 Cbko 10. LKflanl 2. BB I'lWM rilKhinh all hi.nto Ikkl Innmai; It.nM-n 1 In Si KrmHtnlr In 4. ftPI One Count, hero of the Belmont Stakes, got back into the K.Wi,.rfk Jb 4 0 0 1 tlfnni HIM tnd KH Slmmont 71! H.n.rit 141; So. S.

I'K-nre 5. KitM i. IM Hl-t'terca 4-4l Imiiu S-l. WH-U Wuui Ufnua 4-9H loHIrirrct tl2-S. 4 a 4 lltumbolU 01 4 0 1 7-3.

uunrAW OIJO. IMct swim for the turfs three-year- K.IIMU I 4 I (10-71. I' HKOCT. imlll. Sill 4 3 0 1 If KlnM II 0 Siim It old championship Saturday as he 0 0 0 0 kxn Sk llrll tl 4 110 'f 1,66.

4 I 1 8 I 13 0 SI, 1Mb kKDlUll Wcelern League bHblt t. bra.tr 1 4 ii lb splashed to victory hi the 83rd running of the Travers, America's 4 0 .1 0 J.M,. -I il (I 2 inn. II I HI Umli lb Minn 1 3 Cbnie ah II 0 ttnrltrcMilt lb 4 0 0 Minnrf A.l.m. Ih 5 0 1 S.h,...Ja2b 103 3 Jh oldest stake race.

One Count, owned by Mrs 4 a a i- 4 0 3 0 IVIItl a Mit.1,1 .1 lrtmani hil lb Waler M. Jeffords, was making his first start in more than two 3 0 4 1 3 10 0 3 2 0 4 14 11 110)1 3 0 0 2 3 0 10 1 0 12 0 3 10 11 Trt.1. 27 1 1 Tol.lt St 7 15 f.Jr(tt tintltil Minm-r Is Sih. mint, ab Piirbtn 2 0 2 1 2b 2 0 1 0 It 10 10 rf 3 0 0 0 imonl lb 4 0 10 l.n a 3 14 1 I am. Ih .4104 Sbi arrr A mil Klklntc .1111 Sllnka 0 0 0 0 2J3 1ST Tuuh) months.

The husky son of Count 4 110 u.k.n.ij 21 fiiwum a 51 2 3b Sll! Vthiic lb 3 0 110 2 2 i 0 0 1 lw.tiv before they take off on the season which lasts until Nov. 28. Auto Races Slated Here Nebraska State Fair audiences again will be treated to a classy auto racing program this year. The speedwway races are slated for Sunday, Aug. 31, and Thursday.

Sept. 4. An auto racer who has competed in England, Billy Richardson of Des Moines, is among the many top-flight entrants. The Iowan, who has had 17 flips in racing cars but who still loves to build 'em and guide 'em around a track, is in his first summer of big-car competition. Mduchlrr rf 4 0 5 0 onirl 4 111 II" 4 10 0 CtKMtoo 3b 4 113 Si.h, lb 2 0 0 .1 Mrll a 10 0 0 lHtvtu.

a 0 0OO 10 0 0 Plil.hiirW onn 1 Mni, ihKM imo wn a It I.IK.I, l'vl. Hrtint r. I wtl, II I Irr clubs get 40 per cent or we take at Denver and other loop cltlei after tax en, league and player cuts are taken out. Lincoln's Future Lincoln's future In Ed Johnson's league is uncertain. While Nebraska's capital city has drawn in more cash customers than In 1951 with a low second division club, the Athletics will fini.vh In the "red" rennrdless of What happens during the remainder of the season.

On the other hand the A have shown the Philadelphia liam-Ecment that with good weather and a halfway decent bail club the fans will support the club sufficiently to make It pav out. When Arthur Khlers placed a Hub In I.lnroln In 11H7 he Inriirsted that the rhlladel-phla Club was not too concerned with making money here, lie rrlatrd that the purpose of farm club was that of developing talent that would eventually become valuable members of the parent team. IJuite naturally Philadelphia would like to make money in nil of Its baseball ventures. Lincoln showed a profit for Philadelphia In 1948 ufter poor attendance the year before. The rlub drew exceptionally well In 1U49 when Jimmy Dcshong led his team to a WL pennant.

That SrtMM. KMMt in -Kl nil mrcnt Fleet was sidelined with a stone bruise shortly after his victory in' the Belmont. But he came back as good as ever on this rainy. II.M. IM.n 1U'- l.to.i mill- llo-rll nw Ull l'Hlbufh 7, 4.

Jill i 2) 21 7 T.Hilt SO 7 27 11 Mmnrr I. rollil I. Nil Mmnn S. I'tjln 1 Til IVnvef I'ln-tilil for achievement in other lines of endeavor. A salesman nilfht be swarded a cash prize or a trip to Atlantic City for exceeding his quota, but we never heard of one getting such a reward in advance because someone has the hunch he mlrht do It.

The baseball bonus, however, is the reward paid before the capture, as it were. A fuzz- damp day at storied Saratoga. 1. Illl- Minm In Inninn. Wrbmrlrt ririi.k oirt li In 7lh 020 000 13 (ml 013 5 While.

Cft-forv. Poalolrw 2, I.HMid 1 II a Kit- Mmnrr 12. I'mlrl i.i I. UinHrf IS 111 II. fllt r.tf Kuihrttl in rub Inoina Waiting until the final bend to il ItaatoU and riiontH (nut 0n 010 1 I'mi.

Klin. Manta. make his bid, One Count got. rain. I'arrit.

Uae. Slanka 3- T-SOa. A li.J.. itt ijmim 100 110 WM 3 'Hill Sanlulll 2. through along the rail at the top.

II l.l.. 1 I. avlann. I Jll rii.l.iteMf l.amonl, lilt Manaa. of the stretch and cake walked MaitHNrMi la, rkHaaMpkla Wa.btaalon ab fbita Itw-r, St.li-r Ili-mii.

2. i akrlirkl. Ill1 lap to Cram lo 1-aimmt. ISIatuiw 2U -Adaina. IIH-Hmmt 2 Sit I.

II li.nvt-r l-naolo Hit SlanU 7. Ilr.ikim.ki S- ll ItKf 1C- Ili-mii. toisamuH. (1. Owriu I.

SO Kunka 10. lo SuM l.vfl -Ctniinwii In. hiilli 7, Ow.rio 1. lllla and Uuna--lf San-M lii It lilt I'rrkiwaki Nuhll 1. a and A la fHl (kiio 1 and (I Mli.lt 2 Sll I', I.

Ninhill I. Mn.ll II i' M.mka IAndcil I'll- ITiillirn home three lengths ahead of Cainj Hoy Stable's Armageddori. 2 10 1 I Yix lb faced kid gets a dazzling amount III ll 4 0 11 4 0 112 3 2 10 imii of dough because some scout for Greentree Stable's Tom Fool- Billy went to England in 1948 with 10 other midget drivers to introduce that brand of racing to the British. a I ll ninnrr niai.aa I ii mit.h...i II In 7 in 7 Ifatrd .1 mrn In u. I -A-J finished third after leading thej field of eight mud-splattered i HiHh'ilt tn 2b Jrnwn ll Hiinn.

mnl II Vrrn.l IS ll.i.h. a ItiaiHhai, Atat.iM4i h.l., I II a I II n-J iiw 1 1 1 lim Ill 4 14 0 all. rf 4 10 2 imal If 4 14 0 I Hilu- .1 I I I Ml. ba.1. 2b .117 0 Mil.

ben in 4 2 4 0 Axri'iM 4 2 0 1 Ki llm Km ah IdrfH-riatin nam Vifr-ll t-1. 7 3 niiiniii n. i a I fl-0 Winner Mirll 17-M lirt IVlko.ki three-year-olds all the way to the stretch. la Kkaat I II, 14, I 20 1 1 Ki Sirart and (iualivlmo 0000 x-2 2 A 12 l.m Iraiili. r.

Spnnat ab Sloill Cilr ab A a I 0 0 2 1 rucclct K.JobnMin li.SaU 2b 0 0 1 among tha linemen. Ed la what the eoarhes refer to as a "rrest Infighter." meaning that In close formation be can handle his dalles. He alas has sufficient speed ta pursue. Minnick should be set for a big year, writes John and that is okayed by Glassford. "Big.

rangy and fast, Jerry ran himself out of many plays trying to protect the entire field in his sophomore year. But that ear of experience should pay dividends this fall." Always a master at description. Bentley describes Ail-American Bobby Reynolds thus: "When physically right, he 5lews through opposing tacklers like a wisp of smoke being blown down a mountain valley." Of Quarterback John Bor-dogna: "He rattled a bit in Fran Nagle's shoes last fall, but off his showing in spring drills, he should get about somcwhst noiselessly this fall." Aborted Info Complete with schedule, officials, thumbnails and facts and every thing a follower of the Huskers might need, Bentley's Bluebook offers such assorted information as these facts: That you pronounce Bor-dogna as "Bor-DOUGH-na" and Schabacker as "SHAW-bock-er" and Husmann as "HOOS-man." That Dave Noble son of the immortal Husker back of yester-year, is head student manager. That Pete Janetos, assistant coach, is unmarried. That the Minnesota game brought the top 1951 crowd at 54,573.

The smallest audience was 13,342 at Kansas State. That the 1951 home attendance (179,444 for five games) set a Nebraska record. That a trio of seniors Reynolds, Husmann and Carl Bra-see will reign as season captains. That Memorial Stadium seats 31,023 without bleachers and 39.023 with bleachers. That Otis Dypwlck is athletic news director at the University of Minnesota.

That George Cifra can twist with the abandon of a ballet dancer despite his 200 pounds. Turning all of these facts would carry us too deeply into the midnight oil. Sum it all up with one pertinent observation: That the encyclopedias and H. G. Wells hsve nothing on Bentley's brochure.

It's a little gem. Auto Races a Mlcra MI4ie4a Anirriran I-fiigue some major league club has the idea the kid some day will play some baseball. The system is honeycombed with evil, and if permitted to continue eventually would result in the wealthier clubs grabbing all the best prospects. The weak sisters, financially speaking, would take what they could sweep up after the gravy train had passed. Norfolk Golfer Shoots 332 Inane' th UuMillanrf J.MJ27S Total, 17 Tttlt LCC Ladies Meet Slated This Week Oualifvine for the Lincoln 1.

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17 4 I 4 110 year the Lincoln ieam mo only member of the A's farm system that made money. Cite Shanli Case It was In Sherman Field that Bobby Shantz got his start and ab IViroit 4 111 droHiff 3 0 10 I'eake aa 4 14 0 ll.lli.l.l 3b 3 2 10 Ilrorm lb 4 113 Sm hix rf 2 0 7 0 Ihl.mtlf 3 0 0 name 1 0 0 0 Federoft J1 4 a 10 12 Trmka 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 nament will tie neia Monaay ana Tuesday, announced Pro Bud Williamson. The tournament will run through Friday. 1 4 tin 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 EUGENE, Ore. Wi John But-terfield of Norfolk, compiled IjTII aanuiaion i lo ll.Hlnlein tu einon.

Williamson asked all lady gou 7.nli in. a. Hit-- Kt II net I. Kiaao crs to report by Monday their in- a 332 in the National Jaycee Jun- Vannm a 2. WriaM 2.

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Adm. 75o Children 25 6C0 West Van Dorn 317 14 10 Totall ISO 27 12 here Saturday. Butterfield Saturday shot an 83 for 18 holes. His total was well down in the field. Kui.ab 1.

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11 and ll tiff Slfaka and lal 1 I tain 4 and 1 and 1: tirae 1 and mnuitt; K.aM- 0 and 0 in IS. Kenaeakoa 0 that young man today is undoubtedly worth in excess of $100,000 to the Philadelphia club. Other players have also been develocd here although none have even approached Shantz In greatness and the blRRest share of them are employed at Ottawa, the A's latest and only AAA affiliation, I don't expect Denver to pull out of the Western this vt Inter, but there Is a possibility that llowsaui mlrhl move the club later on. Ills recent actions lead one to believe that Denver certainly would give serious consideration to any opportunity to set into faster comrany If the clisnce were iffered. Meanwhile other Western Ic.iRiie monuls arc worried although all clubs in the league are either owned outright or have working agreements with major lo.ir.ue learns.

The current setup shows the tieup as being: Sioux Citv (New York Giants); Pueblo (Brooklyn DodKcrs); Lincoln (Philadelphia Athletics); Omaha (St. Louis Car- 1 0 0 0 3 0 11 lloitnea lb 10 0 1 urion rl HO illiamt If 3 110 Lota a 2 17 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 0 1 HO 1 11 l' tain, it- Halll mnee t.rae Welltolb 1 and 0 In 1. Kraecbla (10 1,11. f.ow-r -fmn IS vl t' r'rrraa. 1 tnd 0 in Ha.

ttnilt-y Napp. 2 OS. A jlllir lit f.ac.ht,i i.la.-inuo I' Fra.vbit. I'll lle-ratnel. Winner Kltit hit 112-111 iral flj lni 1' Altera, tibulkt York a.

aantaa 4 'ami 0 limit- 42 A- 1.7H7. Ttoaion Tmall 31 IMO Vw tb ei a 4 110 WkbHa 4. Ilea Mai art During the first part or the season while pitching for Houston in the AA Texas League he had not thrown a wild pitch or hit a batter in 17 games. He compiled a 9-5 record with the Buffs. In 129 innings he walked only 34, fanned 70 and permitted only 33 runs.

In his first major league game, Clark pitched four innings as a starter against Brooklyn in Ebbets Field. He retired due to the heat after yielding two runs. Crafty Admiral Wins CHICAGO (-P Crafty Admiral, ridden by Jockey Eddie Arcaro, greatest money rider of them all, Saturday galloped to an easy three-length triumph in the Whlrlaway Handicap before 28,192 spectators at Washington Park. Toiala 2 0 0 2 lliVlaamo cf in 2 12 2 li.t.vlnttn 2h i 1 it t-t, ah a ab a 3 2 I I' 2 110 ollmt-f 11 1 I Rlllrnltert lb tl 0 .1 Matllolo .3370 1 hr.nthem rl not I' Teatur 2h 1 5 Antrum 2b III! 4 110 Mato PttPtH'U out lor rtaiwen Jru. tn in 7lb hen anm tailed, lam moo OOO- 0 nn," llrookita 3 .0 40-t 1 AV'oeatlina If It ('of 2.

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