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r-w, CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. AUGUST 11111.7 MOON MULLINS-THE FALL FIXING LANDIS DELAYS RULING ON STATE LEAGUE UMPIRE AIM 4 IP ME. MD ONO lin ELIZABETH HICKS CAPTURES DERBY WITH 314 TOTAL I WOUND i2505-11 IN HIS POCKET AND HE CAN'T SQUANDER IT So QUICK IN BED-AND, BESIDESI'M 60INCA TO NEED SOME NEW FALL CLOTHES. I 1 1 I I I. DON'T GO IN -THERE, MOONYER UNCLE.

wILLIE.5 40-1" STAY IN BED AND BE QUIET FOP -Iwo 7'7 '11 1 111 11 I 1,,111 ''), I 1111111 I POUD NO I I DON'T GO 14 DOCTOSZ'S IN HIS POCKET AND I tl itionomon9P -THERE, MOON- re 1 YER UNCLE: OPOEPS? HE CAN'T SQUANDER IT 11 zitytc SO QUICK IN BED- AND 111 I WILLIE'S 40.1" TO otEN BESDES I'M 60146 I STAY IN BED ANO I ill! BE QUIET II I 1 TO 411, 1.: I -rwo WEEKS- i.7, NEED SOME NEW FALL ty CLOTHES. I --11. OR Oto trk -7; c'l il, CVEIZYTHINCJ HAPPENS FOR THE eas-r, I CUESS. NOW THAT oNcLe WILLIE'S LAID UP AND CAN'T GO WEST. I KNOW HE WON'T MIND LOANIN' mE THAT 4250E1E' I PAID 1 I HIM 50 I CA14 60 ON ALONE IN I STILE.

11 1 t''AIM. 4 1 1 HAPPENS CUESS. iNcLe JP A ND T. I KNOW LOANIIN' Ete PAID I J(111 P' 1 01' Beats Ellamae Williams by Six Strokes. X.

M. Landis, commissioner of baseball, reserved decision yesterday in the case involving Umpire Bob SVIIliams of the Michigan State league, dismissed by the club owners after Burleigh Grimes, manager of the Grand Rapids club, allegedly spit ia Williams' face. Landis summoned T. J. Halligan cf Flint, president of the league and representatives of the six clubs for the inquiry.

Halligan brought all records and correspondence in the case which resulted in the indeEnite suspension of Grimes July 21 by W. G. Bramham, president of the tional Association of Minor leagues. Williams was dismissed despite warning from Bramham against any move to drop the umpire. Grimes, former manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, did not appear et yesterday's hearing because his status was not involved.

vi. warning from Williams was dismissed despite Elramham aga inst any Em. erGosottoreeikrmidt3eoa. nsy: 1. sDr of hearing rehierenrs g.

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rt $1.59 Whiskey Produced and bottled bY Blair in Kentucky. 7 it 411, 1 ----al 'k 0 I 1 I I tt 1, I 1 i i 'II I it EY CHARLES BARTLETT. Iiicks by a thrilling six. That's the Loss they'll use in making the feat chart of the 1910 Derby 117e Wernen's Western Golf assoc.atirn, hich ended yesterday at the Westmoreland Country club. The sturdy California golf writer, ho set a 72 hole record of no7 wiering lest years blg race in rvenston.

came home yesterday in strokes, six less than the 320 used by Ellamae NVilliams of Medireh. the Chicago district's top woman gelfer. 'Mamie ricks tp Ground. 'That six shot advantage with which the defending champion was clocked at the ire would seem to be cornf7rtatie, but the real thrill of the eerharnent came at the 63 hole June. ten.

which found Ellamae only four ixtriAes behind Miss Vick. with nine ies to O. The latter had reached the 1'1 hole point Vednesday with a er'al rf 230 nainst Miss Villiams' :41. Betty had achieved her excel. lent three-quarters score by matchirg record setting round rf 7141edinah golfer.

who has tt-0 (11sttict and state titles It two years. took an 83 in that third round. Thee. it appeared to be a runaway 'ticks. what with her 11 shot But Ellamas thought otheru.se.

Si.e reached the turn yesterday a smashing 36. two under par, 'Betty was fghting for pars and gsing, out in 43. Ellamae had picked ep seven shots in those nine holes, end so the stretch run became a real tattle. The gallery shifted from one I the other, especially after Miss Will.ams gained another shot at the 63th Decisive Hole Is fifth. Then came the 66t1L the hole that decided the outcome.

At ter Betty. playing ahead of Ellamae, had vttf.n her par 4 there the Medinah came up and ran smack into a of a visit to a bunker, a 1 shot in the grass back of the and three more from there. That set the two apart the eventual vrekes by which Letty won. Ella- e'- vl another stroke back at the vk Mise Ilicks had trap trot'. eaos down with a 6 herself (P h.

where she 111,1,01 tWicipt She finished with a 79 Grape Brandy Parkpr's. CaLlornia, ICO proof, 4-yr. old. EcIttied in bond. $1." Grape Brandy lied in bond.

1.44 Fi fth. I I Amherst, Aug. 8 ifoogerhyde of Northbrook, five times national archery champion, came with a rush at the finish today to capture his sixth national crown, nosing out Marvin Schmidt of Chicago in the National Archery Association tournament at Massachusetts State college. lioogerhyde passed Schmidt this afternoon with a total of 468 arrows shot in the double York and double American rounds, which determine the national championship, posting a final total of Schmidt won the runner-up berth with a total of Other scores: Carl J. Wrest Newark, N.

Pat ehamhera. Portland. E. Null Turnock, Willonsburg, 428-- 2,6571. Eighteen year old Ann Weber of Bloomfield, N.

who captured the women's national title yesterday, continued her record breaking today, setting all-time marks in the single and double American rounds. Mrs. 'Mary Soacy of Caldwell, N. J. finished second in the double American, scoring while third place went to Minerva Lanzer of Berwyn, who posted k' r-, 111.11..- 4.

0417 p- i 16 N- 4r 1 il i it. 1 II I' A ill' 1 lok. I I -A li 4 0 'N 1 I 7e-r-r4 4', 9 li' ii, '1 AA 0., .43, Jolt'. it, 1 I' 1 44 4,4 -I i .11, A I I 4, 0 1 Ai 13ill Peterson, Portage Park, and NVilliam Cowan, Elgin. two of the most promising heavyweight prospects in the 1940 Chicagoland Golden Gloves tournaments, have been matched to meet in a four round preliminary to a 10 round bout Involving Tony Zale and Billy Soose in Mills stadium Aug.

21. Cowan and Peterson in turn were eliminated by Cornelius Young, the former In the Tournament of Champions finals and Peterson in the city meet semi-finals. Their impending desertion of the amateur ranks is called by critics premature. Billy Marquart, Winnipeg, lightweight, and Nick Castiglione yesterday were signed for a 10 round meeting in Marigold outdoor arena Sept. 9.

Jimmy BiVinS, Cleveland middleweight, who knocked out Johnny Barbara recent-will clash again with Barbara in a 10 yound headliner these Aug. 'fi. Gene Ward, Chicago 135 pounder, who held Mike Gamiere to an eight round draw on July 15, will face a suitable opponent In a match In Marigold Gardens i''' 1 i i VI' Skokie Country club put on its best Scottish dress yesterday as 175 members and guests participated in Male day, one of the district's oldest and largest golf invitational events. An. old Scotsman, J.

C. Medi Cormack of the host club, carried off low gross honors for 36 holes with a score of 78-73-151. Hiram Fargo. of Edgewater was second with 78-77-- 155. Other leading 36 hole shooters were Dr.

R. L. Lasater, 81-77-158; harry Wolf, 80-78-158: Tom McMahon, 83-76-159, and D. W. Shand, 85-85-160.

Ted Payseuer, Northwestern university club, shot 34-39-73, one over par to lead the contingent which played but 18 holes. Hunter Hicks, former club champion, posted a 39-- 37-76 for second place. Stack Smith won the 36 hole low net prize with 167-30-437. A. L.

Wyman captured low net for the morning 18 holes with 82-14-68, while L. E. Michle took first prize in the afternoon with 86--19-67. Leading 36 hole scores: Stark Smith. 167-30-137; r.

G. Weston. 164-24-14(1; J. G. Corinak, 151-10-141; John Manion, 391-50-141; L.

E. Mickle, 1SO-38-142: T. G. McMahon. 159-16-- 143; C.

H. Stowers, 169-20-143; D. W. Shand, 170-26-144: A. L.

Wyman. 173- Dr. H. L. Lasater, 158-12-146; S.

A. Rothermel. 180-34-146: H. D. Vargo 155-8-147: R.

A. Marrnaduke, 171-21 -147; H. A. Brainard. 190-32-148: G.

W. MeSwceneY. 171-22-141). J. J.

Murray. tan -16 0: -15 H. H. Palischert. Paul Swearea.

Harre Wolf, 15h-4-154; D. Mollyken, tinrry 54 B. H. 1.nrrnher, :.1 2-5s-I 54; C. S.

linhmond. Isti-34- 155; Dr. L. A. Rivhberg, 201-46-155.

Leading 18 hole scores: ft. Sexton. 77-10-67; C. 41. Weston.

A. C. Lonshera. 143-15-014; 1,4 sin-17-69: int-21-61i: JIMMY 8-8-10; J. C.

flirt K. F. Montanmery. S7-16 -71: A. Purnell, S1-10-71: W.

W. McMillen, 67-16-71; B. P. McElroy, 67-16- 11: .1. E.

Magnus, S4-12-72: R. R. Foley. 93-21-72; F. Pirgn, 97-'24-72: R.

D. pjoik, 102-30-71: Ted Payseur. 73-0-73: j. rorrnaek. 76-5-13: H.

H. -MacFarlane. 05-22-73: Greene. 96-23-73; John Manion. 104-25-73.

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i. a bottled bon whiskey. eD ourB im- lionEmillo in Scotland. J. 'W to se et a see 1 Elizabeth Hicks, young California sports writer who won the annual Derby of the Women's Western Golf association at Westmoreland Country club yesterday with a score of 314, receives her trophy from Mrs.

Charles B. Willard, president of the association. (TRIBUNE IThoto.1 IBaseball's Big Six PARKER, HUNT ARE UPSET IN EASTERN TENNIS BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.) BATTING. ta An it Brovung nsa ins VirCo.ity. 117 Si 111 inney.

hrd Sox 3,49 AD I 36 Donning, Win st I IS Hroa IN 341 Lethor, tube 13 3 4 Lou Angelucci, city Golden Gloves middleweight champion, will oppose Columbus Mitchell of the Savoy Athletic club in a five round encounter topping the amateur show tonight in Madison-Cicero outdoor arena, 41S20 Madison street. A five round secondary feature will involve Stanley Stocking and Andy Sterley. Additional amateur cards this evening will he offered in Northwest stadium, 4043 North Cicero avenue, and Parichy stadium, Harrison street and Harlem avenue. en by Broodwood, 17 to 914, in the weekly matches at Riverside. Elmhurst defeated Riverside.

16 to 11; Westward Ho won from Medinah. 16 to 11, and Glen Oak triumphed over Hinsdale, 14 to 13, in other matches. A.P6- Edgewood Valley, holder of first place in the Southwest Golf league, added another victory yesterday. winning from Butterfield, 17 to 10. at Edgewood Valley.

In two other matches. Aurora defeated Ridge. 1412 to 1212, and Acacia won from La Grange. 16 to 11. Phone and Mail Orders' Filled.

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N. Aug. Parker of Pasadena, a finalist in lli ern Grass Court tournament last year, WW1 beaten In the quill ter final round today by Hank Prusoff of Seat le, whnse tr. finis career seemed finished five I. ode I.

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE nIne of yesterday's round years ago after he broke his back 7.sISS Williams collect her 36 In 1 in 8 elevator accident. MOM F. ICI NA. A Elite A LEACIL TIOI. 'Mita K.

rot T. Kett oz nrii husk .31 In Maggio. ankeet Greenberg, Tigers 211 F.Mreormirk, Keds.1 Rizzo, 'RUNS BATTED IN. A WAN NATIONAL LEAGUE. Tigere tAt E.Mctorrnick.keels.143 wk.

Tigers LM ire. CardinnIg 8 ronin. Red Sot Fleteber l'irntets w04 rrusoff had hardly completed his 6-4, 6-3, conquest of the nation's second ranking player when Bryan Grant turned in another upset by eliminating JOe Hunt of Annapolis, filth ranking player of 1939. unranked this year because of insufficient play. Other scores: Bobby Itigir.s.

Chicago. beat Frank Shields, New York. 6-8, 6-4, 6-2. 1106 Oklahoma City, beat Gardnar Mutiny. Coral Gables, 6-2.

ki-7. la Men le 16111111., Alice 'Marble. San Francisco. beat Louise Bronah, lityerly H1114, Jaeo flerkeley. beat Maw Santa Monica.

61. 6-3. Sarah Palfrey. 'ten. beat Virginia tenden.

San Franewo. ti-3. Wheeler. Santa beat Helen Bernhard, New York. 7-5.

6-3. Mice Marble, San beat Fatiline Betz, Los An1. 3-6, 6-0. 6-2. BRYANT RETURNS READY TO PITCH FOR CUBS AGAIN cf a three putt green at the A fie foot putt accounted for a tirdle at the eighth and she holed a 7) for an eagle 3 on the ninth.

hose recovery putting 1-t71 etsLrguished her play in the ttrce rounds. found her putter sour yesterday. not to over-a number of pushed tee shots. Beatrice Barrett Is Third. in the final field was Beatrice of Minneapolis, who shot a a 32S Next in line were Mary Agnes Well of Menominee.

Vrrra Ingram of Sunset Ridge, Mrs. Pen Chandler of Dallas, Tex, Virginia Nilles of North 3.7.; Mary Wilder of Skokie. 1 13 year old Phyllis Otto of Omaha. 312. Miss NVilder made the est showing of the first eight play.

rs f.r,ktirg ahead of some of the fl.ght scorers with her f. I fight inners were: flight. Mrs. F. P.

liammond, third flights Mrs. cr: Beilfrass. Midlothian, 395, Mrs. rat Morris, Exmoor. 40S.

licnry hart of Northmoor and ton Gray of Westmoreland t.ei1 f-r rt place in the fifth flight .:71 4:2. TIle former won the play-off frst extra hoie. Dave Olin, dub champion, won the low gross prize for 18 holes in the 30th annual Roundup invitational tournament ye er day at Ravisloe Country club. Olin toured the par 36-36-72 course in 35-38-73. Saul Miller was second, with 39-40-79, and Ed Schumann was third with 40-- 40-80.

More than 200 members and guests competed for 50 prizes. Charles Eck. stein took the 36 hole low gross award with cards of 75-76-151. and Frank Justin was runner-up with 78-79-- 157. A.

J. Korlist. a guest, led the handicap players at 18 holes with a low net round of 92-28-64. D. M.

Nerds was second with 95-29-66. The quartet of Bill Fremer, Charles Eckstein, Nate Ruehberg, and Frank Justin won the 18 hole low gross prize with a total of 322, while the foursome of William Goodman, Phil Bernstein. Waller Jacobs and Abe Myers took the low net award with 293. Clay Bryant, the Cub right bander, who has been taking treatment for an ailing pitching arm In Los Angeles, returned to Chicago yesterday to ask for a new chance on the mound. Bryant said the arm, which was Injured In a preseason exhibition game in Bisbee, felt as strong as ever after daily workouts with the Angels.

Ile was unable to see any of the Cub officials yesterday. President Phil Wrigley is in Canada and Manager Gabby Ilartnett is with the club in Pittsburgh. Bryant was paid $50 a week by the club while undergoing treatment Ile left by auto last night for his home in Zanesville, after saying he would rejoin the Cubs when they return to Wrigley field next Monday. 062 s. eim.60, A 4 7.S.V.i.,,r1.,;.

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to C. E. Tuttle. master of the Caves Wood farm, Garrison, Md. Mrs.

Beard did not disclose the amount received for the 11 year old on of Mon o' War And Rock Emerald kind the leading timber horse- of the country. Oak Park, leader in the West District Golf league, yesterday was beat. In 11 yearsjaavapc tasted boadon that cob m.c asiof r.5- I rictverr ilatte57 a a I I that' 6.67, heart 7 1 I 1111 feii 4.,,,,.,,,.., Zaturdag, August 1840 90 proof HIRAM WALKER SONS PEORIAiILL 90 HIRAM 50 reol KIRMITA7SCHEERTrecrestate 3312 Redman Avenue, Omaha, turkey 'l about his I 111WWhetUf III sales- Omaha, ut his PINT 0, 1,, :7114113. ,12 PINT J1 11-RB WO 1 ---dt, ill- Li: ,,,,,,,,73,,,.,. ,1, i -A, II 1 I I '4 I III I 1- ,1 t'''''-b.

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Admission to Grandstand $1.00 including tax rt etf I Some switch-around from never find-one-as-smooth as TEN HIGH. Marcwhyiyou-couldn't pay this rich, from Id never IIGH. i 101 11Z, DI o-JmIERToriri V7CA PZ- Wee "de Geeataiz co -) 0.