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L. A. Overcom es Lead to Beat Iowa Eleven, 27 to 3 WALTERS' SINGLE BEATS PIRATES IN WASHINGTON TO MEET MINNESOTA BEFORE 50,000 BY ARCH WARD. HE National Football league's pay roll this season will total $560,000. BY EDWARD BURNS.

Chicaso Tribune Press Service. Philadelphia, Sept. 23. The Cubs this afternoon moved up to within two games of the league leading Pirates when they emerged victors from two nerve racking engagements with the Phillies. They took the first game, 3 to 2, on Augie Galan's eighth inning homer, a contest in which the Phils were spotted both their runs in the first inning.

They won the second, 7 to 6, on Rip Collins' double which cleared loaded bases with two out in the ninth and the Phillies ahead, 5 to 4. The first game was a tight struggle after Jack Russell took over for a five inning span of two hit pitching after Carl Reynolds' triple and singles by Ken O'Dea and Collins had tied the score in the fifth inning. Collins' hit in the fifth set him off on a six hit slugging spree, left handed in the first game and right handed in the Bob Flora, candidate for the Michigan football team, is a brother of Bill Flora, who starred for the Wolverines under Fielding H. Yost in 1925 and 1926. Red Grange and Jimmy Evans have collaborated Victory for Coast TWELFTH, 5 TO 4 on a talking picture of football memories for an oil company.

Written by Evans and starring Grange, the movie shows the Four Horsemen of Notre Dame in their last college game Lombard, and Berger Hit 4 against Stanford, Albie Booth of Yale running wild against the Army, the 21 to 18 victory of Princeton over Chicago in 1922, and a host of individual BY CHARLES BARTLETT. Mrs. Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill, N. and Patty Berg of Minneapolis, will battle 36 holes today at the Westmoreland Country club for the forty-second women's championship of the United States Golf association. The match will be one of the most unusual ever played, for it is the first time in the match play history of the association that the champion and runnerup of a preceding year have faced each other in the final again.

This covers a span of 84 championship arguments 42 men's amateurs and 42 women's. In the 1937 title match in Memphis, Mrs. Page defeated Miss Berg, 7 and 6. Yesterday Mrs. Page, the North Carolina housewife who is a Phi Beta Kappa scholar and who learned her first golf from her father, Dr.

Robert Lawson of the University of North Carolina faculty, produced the most brilliant golf of the tournament. In defeating Peggy Graham of Hollywood, CaU last of the dark horse hopes, 8 and 7, the champion was even with Westmoreland's men's par lor eleven holes. Patty Provides New Thriller. Miss Berg, whose first round vic- cry of ten straight holes and third end fourth round comebacks thrilled the galleries, was almost as sensational in her crucial struggle with Marion Miley, the Lexington, Ky professional's daughter, yesterday. Miss Miley shot an even women's par at 79, and the Minneapolis red-head was extended to a 77 in order to win, 2 up.

For the last 42 holes she has played, Patty has been eight strokes Huskies' Seniors Recall 1936 Defeat. 1 Los Angeles, Sept. 23. Special. University of California at Los Angeles opened its football season before 30,000 here tonight by defeating Iowa of the Big Ten conference.

27 to 3. Iowa took an early lead on Erwin Prassee's five yard field goal in the second quarter, but U. C. L. A.

was ahead, 6 to 3, at the half and scored three touchdowns in the last two quarters. Duel of Punts. Gilmore of U. C. L.

A. kicked off to Olsen, who fumbled but recovered on Iowa's 20 yard line. After Olsen and Balazs picked up nine yards in two tries at tackle, Balazs quick kicked to Gilmore, starting a putting duel that lasted until Gilmore punted out of bounds on Iowa's 25. After Homers for Reds. stars, including Cotton Warburton, "JJ J0 011-13 Cagle- Cecil Isbe11' Marshall ff V' 8V Goldberg, Andy Uram, and Joe Kil- IOW.S 3J.

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Prasse Brown Brady luT Wyrick Kelley L.G Pfeiffer el Andruska. Kyland Luebcke K. Summers Allen Zarubica Evans K. Strode Enich Q.B Hirshon Kinnick L. Washington Olson K.

Gilmore Balazs F. Haslam Touchdo ns Strode, Harris, Gilmore, Montgomery. Points after touchdown Overlin 121, Cantor. 'ield itoal-Prasse. Referee M.

Price ICalifornial. Umpire Ed Cochran) Kalamazoo j. Head linesman James Blew ett California, field judge ick KeariM) De Paul. second. urges Errs Three Times.

The second game started with a col ir4 grow. Dr. Robert Hyland, St. Louis Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 23.

UP) The physician and surgeon, who ministers 1-4 lapse by Bill Jurges. The sprightly Cub to all ailing major league ball players sooner or later, has in preparation a scientific book in which he will pro Cincinnati Reds pushed across a run in the twelfth inning today to beat Pittsburgh, 5 to 4, and chop the Pirates' National league lead to two games over Chicago's climbing Cubs. Xi pound revolutionary findings and th ories anent the treating of athletic If The Reds scored in the third extra inning when Bucky Walters, who Kinnick had failed on a reverse, Enich pitched the entire distance and al lowed only seven hits, drove in Harry injuries, with particular emphasis on bandaging practices. Steve Owen has devised a defensive huddle for the New York Giants to mask their intentions after opponents have Craft from second with a single. Cecil IsbelL Red Grange.

The Reds did most of their damage called their signals. The Cubs have $4,000 worth of heating and light in the sixth, isiuy jviyers openea with a single and Wally Berger ray equipment. four grand is just a drop in the bucket as com brought him in with his thirteenth home run of the season. Ival Good pared to the expense of toting Dizzy Dean, Larry French, and Tex Carleton on tours of the National league after the equipment failed to heal them. man followed with another single and Ernie Lombardi knocked his eighteenth home run.

Whenever a boy of Dutch ancestry comes out for football at Northwestern somebody promptly nicknames him Woodenshoes. Latest to acquire the monicker is Cornelius Arts, sophomore tackle from Oak Park. BY WILFRID SMITH. Chicago Tribune Press Service. Minneapolis, Sept.

23. Eleven seniors, seven of whom played on the Huskie team that was whipped by Minnesota in 1936, will start against the Gophers here tomorrow afternoon. By their own admission Washington is grimly intent on humbling the Gophers and, if they had a choice, these invaders willingly would trade a conference championship for a smashing conquest tomorrow. This engagement unquestionably transcends the usual variety of opening game and, weather permitting, 50,000 will join in celebrating the season's inaugural. Washington has not forgotten the 14 to 7 licking received in 1936, although the Huskies recovered from that inauspicious start and won the Pacific coast championship.

Losing to Minnesota minimized subsequent achievement and when Minnesota was beaten by Northwestern for the Big Ten title, Washington also suffered by comparative scores. Two Veteran Back Fields. Minnesota, defending Western conference champion, has returned to Big Ten leadership after a season's abdication. Although beaten last fall by Nebraska, 14 to 9, and by Notre Dame, 7 to 6, the Gophers, so their followers assert, are again ready to The Pirates scrambled to catch up, Nebraska has won the Big Six football championship seven out of the nine years the conference has been in existence. Richard Fisher, a member of Ohio State's freshman football squad, is a cousin of Wesley Fesler, winner Johnny Rizzo's double and Arky Vaughan's triple scoring a run in the sixth, and Lee Handley's double, a sacrifice and Woody Jensen's pinch fly sending the tying run over in the ninth.

fumbled trying to run left end and Balazs recovered for a fourteen yard gain. Ealazs went through center for five and Olsen got seven and a first down on a reverse. Gilmore then intercepted Balazs' pass on the U. C. L.

A. 42 yard line and raced to Iowa's 19. Washington's fumble and an offside penalty set U. C. L.

A. back ten yards and Gilmore punted over the Iowa goal line for a touchback. An exchange of intercepted passes kept both offenses in check until the end of the quarter. U. C.

L. A. Gets Touchdown. Iowa got a drive underway with the start of the second period, Enich, Balazs, and Kinnick moving along eighteen yards on spinners to the U. L.

A. 40 yard line, where Kinnick fumbled Balazs' pass after an eighteen yard gain. Prassee kept the drive alive by recovering on the 22 yard line. Olson went twelve yards on a reverse for a first down on the 10 yard line. Balzas spun for three and Enish hit center for two.

Olson was stopped for no gain. On fourth down, Prassee dropped back, and with Kinnick holding, kicked a field goal, giving Ioa a 3 to 0 lead. Fenenbo ck returned Prassee's kick-off twenty -four yards to the 34 yard line and iU. C. L.

A. marched fifty-seven yatds on ten plays and an Iowa penality for too many times out. Fenenhock; failed by inches to make first down on the 7 yard line and Iowa took the ball. Balazs got a yard over center, but on the next play Iowa was set back to the 1 yard line for holding. Kinnick's punt carried only thirty-two yards.

Two limo smashes made it third down and on Iowa's 26 yard line. Fenenboc.t threw a long pass into the Iowa end aone, where Kinnick intercepted it. Kinnick attempted to lateral the ball when tackled and fumbled. Strode recovering for a touchdown. Ovorlin missed the attempt for extra point Anotitier for U.

C. L. A. U. C.

L. A. lengthened its lead early in the tliird period when Strode blocked alazs' punt and the ball ContinuiHl on page 19, column 2 of The Tribune's Most Valuable Player trophy, who now is head basketball coach and assistant football coach at Harvard. Morphine pills to slow up a horse are the latest racket under investigation by eastern racing officials. Babe Ruth says the only difference between the National shortstop fumbled on the first two plays of the game to give the Phils three runs and another was made when Jurges committed another error in the third.

Collins scored the first Cub run after singling in the second. But the Cubs couldn't make much headway while Russell was turning in another two hit performance for five innings. In the eighth, however, the Cubs scored two runs, but when the Phils came back with one in their half chances for victory still were slim. Then came the four run ninth in which Stanley Hack, Galan, and Gabby Hartnett walked and Billy Herman and Collins hit doubles. Excitement Continues.

But the excitement wasn't over. Larry French, fourth Cub pitcher in the game, tossed his famous home run ball to Bill Atwood. Atwood has made three homers this year, two off French and one off Bill Lee, which busted up a twelve inning game the last time the Cubs were here. The next two batsmen were retired, but Brack caromed a single off Herman's glove, a ball that would have been duck soup for Bill in a calmer setting. Then Mueller walked.

The tying run was on second and the winning one on first and an agreement had been reached to call the game at 6:30 o'clock to enable the Cubs to catch a train for Chicago. Chuck Klein was up. And Chuck slammed one at French. Larry picked up the ball, took careful aim at Collins' glove, tossed, and the game was over. The Cubs have nine games to play, six with the Cardinals and three with the Pirates.

The Pirates have six with the Reds, who beat them today, and three with the Cubs. PITTSBURGH. AbRH PA CINCINNATI. AbRH PA and American leagues is the Yankees. But as they say in President L.Waner.cf 6 0 12 0 Myers.2b 6 114 6 under par.

The first eighteen holes of today's final will start at 10 a. m. and the second at 2 p. m. The championship brings together two truly remarkable golfers.

Mrs. Page never had played the game until her father, now an associate professor of anatomy at North Carolina, but a star pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles the old Boston Nationals more than 30 years ago, induced her to work out with a set of four clubs he imported from New York. Has Lowest Score to Credit. Since then she has won the national medals of 1936 and 1937, the title last year, and she shared qualifying honors with Dorothy Traung of San Francisco in this year's tournament. Last spring, this woman who spurns most of the regular BereerJf 5 1 a a 0 4 1110 0 1 12 1 William Harridge's office, "Hooray for the difference." How about a hand for Rip Collins, whose timely double in the ninth inning yesterday may have shaped baseball history.

P.Wanerjf 6 0 0 3 1 Rizzo.lf 5 112 1 3 0 13 2 Suhr.lb 4 0 1 13 1 Younff.2b 3 112 2 1 0 0 0 2 5 13 8 1 5 0 111 Craft.ef 5 116 0 5 0 12 2 Walters.p 5 0 10 3 Handley.3b 4 2 117 Todd.c 4 UlOa What's in a Name? Lizzy Killebrew was arrested for Blanton.p 2 0 10 1 Swift.p 1 0 0 0 2 Brown.p 1 0 0 0 1 being intoxicated in South Bend last 42 4 7 36 22 45 5 12 36 14 "JUanush batted for Younsr in the eiehth Jensen batted for Swift in the ninth. Cincinnati 000 004 000 0015 Pittsburgh 001 011 001 0004 march to national fame, Both teams will open with veteran backfields with Minnesota perhaps having an advantage at full back Errors Ric-hardson T21 Myers. Rnns bat tournament cireui for the cares of her home at Chapel Hill, shot a ted in Bianton 2. Berarer 2j. Lombardi College Football a I.

vausnan. Jensen, waiters, xwo oase hits Berger. Younsr. Rizzo. Handley.

Rises. medal 69 in the North and South Bears Roll Up ODen at Pinehurst. It is the lowest Three base hit Vaughan. Home rung Berber. Lombardi.

Stolen base L. Waner. Sacri War. He was only a little toddler Playing near the city street, And over the blur of trafic came The sound of pattering feet. "Bang, bang," the baby shouted, You're dead, don't move no more." And sighting me approaching cried, "Look, auntie, this is war." And 1 saw a million marching men, The hopeless pawns of fate, And a million breathless loved ones Doomed to sit and wait.

I heard the roar of foreign guns, The war-birds high did soar, With a heavy heart I answered, Yes. Sonny, that is war." Lee. Dumbbell Pome. score ever submitted in recognized fices Todd. Rizzo.

Double plays Myers to to MeCormiek. Left on bases Cincinnati. 5: Pittsburgh. 8. Bases on balls Bianton, 1: Walters.

4. Struck out Bianton. Walters. 8: Swift. 3: Brown.

2. Hits Bianton. 8 in 6 1-3 innings; Swift. 0 in 2 competition for women. 7 Miss Berg is the sensation of 1938 i OlTlt HTM! women's golf and she holds a na-X't ional record equal to that of Mrs.

Page. Patty, 20 years old last Feb- Nf Yyo Tpf fP, vuarv. is eleven years the junior of 1 i wl IV a-3 innings; isrown. 4 in 3. Losing pitcher week.

S. Choir. Mr. Ruester owns a downstate poultry farm. Just Plain Stan.

A. Messe has a junk yard on West Lake street, The Young 'Un. Encyclopedia Americana. Wake of the News: A scheme to make people buy more stamps. Papa's Pride and Joy.

Democratic Party: That which President Roosevelt is not bigger than. E. T. The Dangerous Age. We were discussing a recent newspaper item about a 90 year old woman in Indiana who just had taken unto herself a husband.

"You know, mused Dick Hogan, "it's women like her that caused them to do away with Visitors' day in old soldiers' homes." Jazbo of Old Dubuque. Brown. Umpires Campbell. Earr and Stark. PROBABLE MAJOR FIRST GAME EST EEDAY'S RESULTS.

U. C. L. iL 27; Iowa, 3. Washington and Lee, Hampden-Sydney, 6.

Bradley fTech, St. Louis, 0. Morning; side, 11; Hastings, 6. Loyola 3outh, 13; Springhill, 0. Iowa Sta 14; Denver, 7.

Duluth I Teachers, 21; Eveleth 13. I Auburn, 14; Birmingham-South'n, 0. Duquesue, 34; Waynesburg, 7. Temple, Albright, 0. Drake, 4-7; Monmouth, 0.

20; Cornell 0. Drake se conds, 45; Central, 0. Geneva, i 26; Lock Haven, 12. St. Vincnnt, 26; Davis-Elkins, 6.

where Larry Buhler will start, but Washington's quartet, which averages 197 pounds, is more proficient particularly in forward passing. Seven of the thirty-seven Washington players are from Chicago and immediate suburbs. Two of these, Frank Peters, right end, and Steve Slivinski, right guard, will appear in the starting lineup. Phelan Likes His Backfield. Jimmy Phelan who directed Purdue to a Big Ten championship in 1929 and since has coached Washington, believes that his starting backfield is better than any Ail-American back-field of 1937.

These backs are Chuck Newton, Jimmy Johnston, Merle Miller, and Al Cruver. While Washington has experienced players at all positions, Phelan is dubious over the center and the left side LEAGUE PITCHERS IN TODAY'S GAMES BY GEORGE STRICKLER. The outstanding colored football Y.cr opponent of today. She is the caughter of a Minneapolis grain broker and a student at the University of Minnesota. Nine Titles This Year.

Her intense concentration and competitive spirit have won her nine championships in twelve tourna players in the United States, selected in a nation-wide poll, held the Chi The Phils jolted Rookie Kirby Higbe for two runs in the first inning of Diddle diddle dumpling my son John, Went to bed with his stockings on, the first game. Mueller singled with One shoe off and one shoe on, Boy, was he plastered! Mother Goose. cago Bears to seven touchdowns, a field goal, and six extra points in Soldiers' field last night. The final score was 51 to 0, and it was arrived at before a disappointing assemblage of approximately 6,000. Sure, Go Ahead.

We often hear an ace sports an. Restricting their attack for the1 nouncer remark, over the plate, most part to running plays, the Bears straight as a string." May I inquire: of his line where the regulars of New York, Sept, 23. (A) Probable pitchers in the major league tomorrow with their won-lost records: AMERICAN LEAGUE. Boston at New York Heving 8-2 vs. Rufiinz 21-6.

Chicago at St. Louis 21 Lyons 8-10 and Knott 5-13 vs. Mills 9-11 and Hildebrand 8-10. Cleveland at Detroit Harder 17-10 vs. Bridges 12-9.

Washington at Philadelphia Krakauskas 5-5 vs. Nelson 10-10. NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York at Boston 2 Wittig 2-3 and Castleman 4-5 vs. Lanning 8-7 and Fette 11-11.

St. Louis at Chicago Warneke 13-7 or Macon 4-11 vs. Page 4-31. Philadelphia at Brooklyn Sivess 3-5 vs. Pressnell 11-14.

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Vander Mear 13-9 vs. Bauers 11-13. scored in every period, twelve men one down and Pitko walked. Wein-traub singled, scoring Mueller and putting Pitko on third. Arnovich's single scored Pitko.

The runners advanced when Higbe threw the ball high over O'Dea's head. Higbe then fanned Scharein and induced Atwood to fly to Reynolds. Higbe also was in trouble in the second, but no runs scored. Young opened the inning with a single. Pitcher Mulcahy bunted and both runntrs were safe when Higbe threw the ball Continued on page 19, column 41 A Tip from Mike Jacobs.

Hitler should profit by the experiences of non-Aryan fight promoters. They could tell him the more times a fight is postponed, the more the box office suffers. Hilary Haw. The Wake Depends Upon Its Friends. ments this year.

She never played in the national until it came to her home town in 1935. There the sturdy little novice went to the final against the great Glenn a Collett Vare and held her to a 3 and 2 decision before going out. Mrs. Page, in the process of routing Miss Graham, put a grand second shot nine feet from the 420 yard ninth flag and holed out for an eagle, leaving herself 7 up with a 35. A trapped second and a completely missed third by the Pacific coast 1937 were lost by graduation.

However, there are eight expert "How straight is a string?" EL Lesky. Out of the Trenches. Winona 14; Aberdeen, 0. Newberry, Emory and Henry, 0. Dayton, 38; Wittenberg, 0.

Heidelberg, 32; Ashland, 12. Ohio Noirthern, 12; Findlay, 9. John Carroll, 19; Detroit Tech, Mount Union, Hiram, 0. Hope, Ferris, 0. Denison, 34; Defiance, 0.

Ouachita, 14; Oklahoma Baptist, 6. OTHE i SCORES ON PAGE 19. enced ends and Tom Sheldrake, so far, has the call with John Mizen, participating in the point production. Except for a portion of the second period when the All-Stars, aided Dy the excellent punting of M. Doran, Xavier New Orleans quarter back, sophomore from River Grove, 111 Parts of our city are predominantly German.

Does that mean we shall and Danny Yarr, a cousin of Notre Dame's All-American center, Tommy proved a match for a team of Bear reserves, the game was no more than have to cede these areas to Hitler? An Illini in Toway. excellent scrimmage for the profes golfer sent Mrs. Page 8 up at the tenth It isn't conditions in Europe that Yarr, hot in pursuit. Cobe Grabenhorst, the only letter man, starts at left tackle. A reserve, Walt Yonker, and two sophomores.

sionals. and it was all over after they halved If upset me. It's the fact that war pie were kicked by George Corbett, Outstanding Players. Coached by Ray Kemp, Duke tures have driven the beauty contest the eleventh in par fives. Miss Miley Recovers.

MajorLeafties Famiglietti Stydahar, and Plasman. winners off the back page. Tom the Piper's Son, Slater and Inky Williams, three men Lou Gordon, veteran Bear tackle, Miss Eerg led, 1 up, at the end of of their race, who starred in college who was on heavily for relief duty in the championship fight. NATIONAL LEAGUE. I see Hitler has set Oct.

1 as the nine holes with a medal 38, one under par, and Miss Miley had to make a deadline for the Czechs. That's noth W. L.Pct., W. L.Pct. was felled i by a terrific block by Don marvelous recovery from the rough Simmons, ormer Iowa end, in the sec off the tenth to earn a half there.

The and played in the National league, the All-Stars were able merely to offer sufficient competition to make the Bears work for each of their points. Outstanding players in the All-Star ond period. Gordon was helped from Boston 71 70 .504 St. 74.479 77.450 Phila'phia. .44 97 .313 Pittsburgh 83 58 .589 CHICAGO.

.82 61 .573 New 77 6 .546 64.546 eleventh was shared in par and the ing. The missus has given me the same deadline to get her a fur coat. I haven't the money to buy her one or the time to go north to hunt a bear. If you don't think this is a George Anderson and Byng Nixon, are replacements. Art Means is marked superior at left guard while Walter Elliott gets the call at center.

Phelan Picks Gophers. Phelan deferentially picks Minnesota to win by a touchdown, while Bernie Bierman declines to give an opinion. Both teams practiced this afternoon on the stadium field. Washington worked at 2 o'clock and the Gophers followed them two hours later. Fifteen hundred fans are making the trip from the coast to see the game.

twelfth in birdies. Marion then took the 205 yard, par four, thirteenth, by The Six Stages. 1 Verbose. 2 Jocose. 3 Bellicose.

4 Morose. 5 Lachrymose. 6 Comatose. A. A.

A. Maybe You Can Use One. Milwaukee gets PWA grant of $60,000 to build dog shelter. If you must be In the doghouse, might as well make it a classy one, eh? Frances the Stenog. As Autumn Shadows Grow.

The years will take a toll and change My hair to match the snow, And I shall walk with lagging step As autumn shadows grow. But if upon the downward trail I feel your hand in mine, A grateful song will fill my heart And age will be divine. Hilda Butler Farr. lineup were Kemp, who played at the field tand taken to the Illinois Masonic Ik spital with a possible knee fracture, BEARS 53.. AliL-STARS 0.

McDonald L.E Reed Minn. Stydahar L. T. Robinson Ky.St.J Fortmann L.G Adams Wiley tackle, Joe Kendall, of Kentucky State, who completed five of eleven exploding out a trapped tee shot to within a yard for a birdie. Patty three putted the fourteenth, where Marion needed three to get on.

Both crisis, you don't know the missus. The Voice from the Gallery. Sudden Thoughts. passes; G. Edwards, also of Kentucky State, who completed two of W'foree scrambled their way through the fif Portray LeM'yne It seems they're truckin' the big YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

Chicaso 37; Philadelphia 36 Cincinnati Pittsburgh 4 12 innings. Only games scheduled. GAMES TODAY. St. Louis at Chicago.

Phil'phia at Brcoklyn. N. Y. at Boston 21. Cincinnati at Pittsbch.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. six passes, and helped with the kick teenth, Miss Miley losing the hole ing; Pat McPherson of Wilberforce, apple by the peck nowadays. Susi-Q. with a seven. M.USSO Thompson 4...

Wilson Mastert-on 4.., OelericH Manders Johnson J. R. J- JMosby Morgan! West. R. Boran Xavier L.

H.Edwards Ky. St. R. Exum Wise F. Simmons Ia.l After halving the 16th and 17th each center, and Doran.

Blessed are they who expect little The Bears' touchdowns were scored was bunkered to the right of the home green. Then Patty won the hole for they usually get it. Blue Boy. The Cubs' chances to win the pennant now depend largely on their three game series with the Pirates in Wrigley field next week. If the Pirates win five of their remaining nine games, the Cubs must win eight out of nine to finish in first place.

The standing would be: W. L. Pet. Chicago 90 63 .593 Pittsburgh 88 63 .587 If the Cubs win all nine of their games, they are assured of the pennant, since three of their victories would be defeats for the Pirates. Even by sweeping the six games with the Reds, the Pirates could not overtake the Cubs.

The final standing would be: W. I Pet. Chicago 91 61 .509 Pittsburgh 89 61 .593 If the Pirates win one game from the Cubs and break even with the Reds, the Cubs must win five out oJ six from the Cardinals to finish with this standing: W. Pet. Chicago 89 63 .586 Pittsburgh 87 63 .580 If the Pirates win two from the Cubs and break even with the Reds, the Cubs could not win even by sweeping six games with the Cardinals.

The final standing would be: W. L. Pet. Dy John Oelerich on a one yard tackle Intersections! and the match by blasting out with With all the jitterbugs in our pre thrust; Sam Francis, on a one yard smash at center; Gary Famiglietti of cinct, we're bound to swing the next in two feet of the cup for a putt W. L.

Pet. 72 .497 CHICAGO 76 .441 St. .50 89 .362 MINNESOTA. election. Fritz of Cicero, Boston college, a member of the W.

L. Pet. New York. 95 49.660 Boston 83 59.579 Cleveland ..83 61 .576 Detroit .76 69 .524 which her opponent conceded after missing a fifteen foot putt herself Tribune's All-Star team, who climaxed his pro debut with a one yard plunge Phila'phia .51 93 .354 WASHINGTON. Sheldrake Grabenhorst A.

Meaas Elliott Slivinski Mariucci Pederson L-G R.Johnson Elmer The cards for the Page-Graham Touchdowns Oelerich, Francis, Famigrlietti, Buivid, McDonald, Nori, R. Johnson. Points aftar touchdown Manders Corbett, Famiglietti. Stydahar. Plasman.

Field goal i. "Manders. Substitutions Bears: Schweidler for Manders; Corbett for Masterson; Plasman for McDonald; for Oelerich; Trost for Stydahar; Fjj-ancis for B. Johnson; Conk-risht tor Sujllivan: Gordon for Thompson: Bjork for Gordon; Dreher for Wilson: Famiglietti for Fciancis; Brumbaugli for Corbett; Swieher for Schweidler; Zeller for Musso; Zariia? for Ronzani for Master-son; Kori lor Ronzani; R. Johnson for Buivid.

for a touchdown; Ray Buivid on a Ten Tears Ago Today The St, Louis Cardinals maintained their one game margin over the Giants by whipping Brooklyn, 9 to 2. A. A. Stagg sent the Chicago Maroons through an intensive one hour scrimmage 19 yard run outside tackle; Lester Mc R- Twedell K-T Rork R-E Nash Kindred Peters Donald, end, who ran 42 yards with for the South Carolina game. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

Cleveland 8 Detroit 1 5 Second game called end seventh; darkness. Only game scheduled. GAMES TODAY. Chicaso at St. 21.

Washton at Phil'phia. Cleveland at Detroit. Boston at New Xork. Buivid's 20 yard pass; Renio Nort match: Par Out 455 434 455-39 aar jD 455 445 535 40 Mrs Page Out 554 434 343 35 kiiss Graham Out 585 535 45543 fcrp. Page leads, 7 up.

Mrs. In 45 ITiss Graham In 55 Mrs. Page wins, 8 and 7, who slipped through center from the 8 yard line on a quarter back sneak Newark Beats Rochester, 9-0; Enters Playoff Fina All-Stars Hemp tor Mosby; Robertson for and Roy Johnson, a rookie half back from Denver, who went off tackle Newton Q. IS Fanst Johnston Van Every Miller K. Moore F.

Bnhler Referee Frank Birch Eartliam. Umpire, Anthony Haines Yale, Field judge John Getchell St. Thomas. Head linesman Ernie Viek Michigan. Broadcasts Columbia WCCOl NBC WTCAl; NBC KSTP; Mutual WDGY1- The card for the Berg-Miley match from the 7 yard line.

Home Run Race Greyhound Ties His World Record for Mile Lexington, Sept. 23. Special. Greyhound, owned by E. J.

Baker of St. Charles, 111., today equalled his world's trotting record of 1:56 for the mile at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' association track. Newark, N. Sept. 23.

OP) The Newark Bears tonight whipped the Rochester Red Wings, 9 to 0, to win McPherson; iD. Simmons for Reed; Kelker for D. Simuiions; Lambkins for Exum; Lil-lard for Edvards; Conrad for O. Simmons; Portray for Robertson Belton for Kelker; Kurse tor ji.dame; Sparkman for Portray; for Van Deever for D. Simmons; Mile for O.

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