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PAGE FOURTEEN THE FREEPORT JOURNAL-STANDARD PHONE 3100 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Freeport's First Softball Tourney Opens September 11 NINETY DOLLARS WILL BE OFFERED WESTERN' STATKS CLUB SPONSORS I I A I A TOl'R- HERE GAMES WILL'SfPLAYED ON READ PARK DIAMOND Expert fjpa'st Sixteen Entries; Vre Eliminated At Kork Falls BY At least ninety dollars in money will be olfeu'd competing in Freepoit's first invuntional elimination tournament opening Sept. 11 at the Road park- lighted diamond. Invitation 1 to forty-one teams in Northern Illinois. Eastern Iowa, and Southern haie bren sent out by LeRoj Fninain manager ol freeport's citv championship Western State-; Mutuals. sponsors ol the tournament.

Team': of the area not contacted Farriam are eligible to compete, it has been announced. A guaranteed first place prize of fifty dollar.s will be offered the win- ners along with second place money of twenty-live dollars and third place award of flftwn dollars. A trophy foi will also be offered. Entry fw Is five dollars per team. Should a number of U-aniK enter the meet the prize money will be raised a proportionate amount.

The schedule will be arranged so that winning teanw from out ol town will plav twice In one evening, thus i down the number of trips to be made as well as traveling expenses Entrv will be limited to fifU-en players and a manager. No changes will be allowed in the lists submitted. Entries close Wednesday evening, Sept. 7 at midnight and pairings will be mad'- on Thursday. Games will be plavfd at 7.

8 and 9 o'clork each evening. Games rained out will be played at the close' of each round. Farnam's own Western States champions and the Kraft-Henney combination tire the likr-ly Free-port entries. Bnltic Lodge, Roper's, J. I.

Case, and the Burr Sports are likely Rockford entries Belvldere Home Oils Logan's of Rock Falls. Galena Interstate Sparklers. Mt. Carroll. Clinton Plowboys, Dubuquc Black and White Cabs.

Savanna Texaco Oilers. Janesvllle All-Stars, Janr-s- ville ChevroM.s. and one or two Belnit learn are a cerlflln to enter the meet. It Is the expectation of the management that at least sixteen teams will compete here. Play will open on Sunday evening.

11 at Read park with three games. Duration of Uie tournament will depend upon the number ol entries and weather conditions Tt is mo 1AMR DAY WEEK-END PLEASURE! GARCIA GRANDE I A AND THURSDAY enjoy a delicious RANGE T-Bonc Steak ALICES tsk Manufacturer's Close-Out on WEBSTER'S Dictionarys 1.00 MELLO-GLO FACE POWDER Oc Tube NOLLE SHAVE CREAM Golden Glint HAIR SHAMPOO Tto PALMOLIVE 8OAP toe Value tor 1.10 RESTORATIVE SOc size Dr. Lyon' TOOTH POWDER OL TABLETS SOc Valuator Vl SOL DISlHTtCTANT WOOMURT'S FACE POWDER A A SOAP 2 for GILLETTE BLADES FREE! iSeMenaen'i I A Atlf, Share 'ITCH'S 1.25ValiM ALARM, CLOCKS! Round or I iqiutc ttylct. i OUTING JUGS WillkttffooJ hot or told for lioun! FuJI Gallon 1.49 and 1.98 Boy Now lears life A aiother of a deaf boy. Mrs.

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CS-Jt It vnnrrpmeA 1' rj ftA- pfttv I wfrnfi fttJa itw ATHIiTT'S KX37. A AMWN6 -DRENE FOtMTHAIt 8lJMSIw.7»c Hw extremely likely, however, Hint In the event of a large field that garnet, will be offered every night except tjiitui day. Maiiugcrt: to enter their cluta In the Ffeeport tournament may contact LeRoy Farnam, 129 South Adams avenue, for further Information. Entries inuwt be accompanied by the live dollar fee and the player lust. Lengthy Contest Elimination at the hands ol Schott's Tavern of La Salle In a three-hour, thirteen Inning contest wa.s the fate of the last night in the first round ol Logan's annual tournament at Rock Island.

Two walks and a passed ball allowed the winning run to icore on a choice In the last of the thirteenth and gave the downstate ten a 9-8 victory. The contest was one of the mast thrilling ever offered in this section of the country with first one team and then the other taking short-lived leads. Four Pitchers Apiece Each club used four pitchers with Werts. on the mound for his appearance of the evening, being the winning hurler for Schott's. Little Roy Klnzer, whose wlldness led directly to hl.s downfall, was charged with" the Mutual defeat.

rjuthlt Western States, fourteen to thirteen, Three home runs featured the lengthy content. Irv Toelle blasted a four-base drive to center in the Innig to score Schlrmer and Guentherman ahead of him. In the eleventh Carl Ludolph. leadoff man. hit for the circuit to touch off a two-run rally that gave the Mutuals temporary working margin of two Gunla, La starting hurler, homered with one on base in the ninth to enable his club to tic I lie score at 6-6.

The tavern ten won In the thirteenth when Klnzer replaced Dawson on the slab for Western States. He passed both Plochocki and Werts to open the stanza and the runners moved up on a passed I ball as Gunia fanned. F. Plochicki hit deep to Carl Ludolph and L. Plochicki beat the Mutual third Backer's throw home with the winning counter.

Annawan CCC colored team and presumably Schott's of La Salle advanced to the semi-finals as the result of the first two nights of play at Rock Falls. The CCC club defeated both Princeton and Streator Tuesday and Schotl's had a 6-0 lead In the fourth over the La Salle Mohawks last night after winning from Western States. Box score: La Salle (9 AB F. Plochicki sm-ss 6 3b 5 Peters, 2b 6 'F. Mnnlcki.

rf 6 Godawa. If 6 iPyszka, lb 5 I Arliss. 5 Plochicki, ss-p 5 Werts. cf-p 5 Gunia, p-cf 6 STENGEL CALLED Marty, cf 2 1 1 0 0 0 Cavarretta. rf, lb 4 1 1 2 0 0 O'Dca.

4 0 2 4 0 0 Collins, 2 0 1 13 2 0 Dcmarep. rf 1 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 4 0 Bryant, 0 0 0 0 0 0 DESPITE FACT HE HAS BEES PLAYING GREAT BASEBALL DEFEAT CUBS YESTERDAY IN 6 TO 4 BALL GAME 37 4 12 27 20 0 for Shoffner in ninth. for Mapjfrt in ninth. Boston 001 100013--6 Chicago 000 001 030--4 Two base hits--Strlpp. Marty, Jurges.

Home run--Dl Magglo. Stolen Oaw--West. Sacrifice--Stripp. GianU And Pirates Divide Twin Bill; Timers Defeat Yanks; Win Pair Totals 53 Western States (8) AB C. Ludolph.

3b 7 I. Toelle. ss 7 Dawson. Ib-p 7 Jurke. 2b 5 Ibler.

rf 5 L. Popp. if 4 Kluth. If 1 K. Ludolph, If 0 Morrow, cf 4 Hill, sm 4 Schirmer.

5 Guentherman. 0 BrnuK. 4 Kmzcr. 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 2 0 2 10 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 1 3 0 0 3 3 0 3 17 2 3 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Totals 53 8 13 THREE HENNEY TEAMS ARE ENTERED IN COMMERCIAL League Will Bowl Wednesdays Al Main: Nerd Two More City Teams I Tlirce Henney and two Kraft-Phcnix entries will coinpeK 1 In the Commercial Bowling loaeuc this year at the Main ftllcy. 1 alone with Sterling Brewery Cellulose.

Burcess Batlerv. Micro-SwIUrh. Balle. 1 Brothers. Tnvem.

and C. H. C. Team captains met at the Main Recreation lofi niRht and elected officers after disciLssinu plans for the coniine Ar! Graff mas Bob HUT, and Floyd BmbaJS'pr. secretary.

Coiiimercinl trams will bowl on WVdne.Mlay niehLs at the Main al' in Ibc customary two shilte Plav begins on Sept. 21. more learns, or sponsors are jvecdx-d fill o.ii Uie Citv leacue. Brubakrr. rnaiinrer of the M.ini nn- BV SID FEDER Associated Press Sports Writer Chicago.

Sept. fanning Bee wa-s In full blast. The subject under discussion was the year's i a I champion--the manager who's been taking It on the chin most from a Jinx, and still sticking. Jimmy Dykes, the big cigar man and hero of Chicago's riddled White Sox, was mentioned. So was Will the Terrible Terry, whose Hubbell- less Giants, after yesterday's doubleheader split with the Pirates, now seem definitely out of the National league pennant race.

But nearly all hands were willing to admit that neither was the champ, that none was in the same i league with Cagy Casey Stengel in this respect, that no one pilot had a weaker lot to start with, ran Into more hospital trouble, and still was In there punching Dykes and his Sox. of course, were counted out last spring when Luke Appling broke a leg. Their best to date is the American league's sixth place, despite occasional flashes, like the four-hitter Johnny Whitehead pitched to top the Senators, 7-0. yesterday. Everyone knows Terry's troubles: Hubbeil's left arm on the shelf: Jo Jo Moore out for some time with an injured leg; Catcher Harry Canning sidelined with a kidney ailment, and Prince Hal Schumacher with a sore shoulder.

Still the Giants are in second place, al- i though 6 games back of the Pirates. The New Yorkers took the opener yesterday. 6-5. on a run in the ninth, but then the Bucs banged out 16 hits for a 12-3 nightcap win. Cubs and Reds -littery One of the larger reasons the Giants hang on however.

Is because the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati I Rpds get as Jittery as a gal on her first date whenever they come within shouting distance. Yester, a the Cubs had another chance to climb into the runnerup spot, but istrad they fell apart in the ninth inning, lost to Stengel's Bees, 6-4. i and dropped to fourth place. This left the Bees two games over the .500 mark. In fifth place and i only 4'-I- games out of the first divi- The Reds trounced the Brooklyn Dodgers.

9-3. in a night i behind the eight hit flinsmg Red Barrett to take third place from Chicago by half a game. It a Barrett's first major league; start. i Thus, it is conceivable that ngins end ailing Athletics may yet wind up in the money. And Casey, to begin with, had a minus i i a i so far as power is concerned.

Then Gene Moore, one of the abler hitters, went out for the year with an ailing leg: Debs Garms. promising recruit, has been on the sidelines off and on: Stengel has had to shift three men around on first and third bases all year: Al Lopez. No. 1 catcher, was laid up for weeks with a hand inniry. Hank Hits Homrr Casey's chief heritage from" Will I MrKcchnif was pitchers.

But Deacon i Danny McFavdw. the major request. broke a fincer and was oiit for nearly six wopks. and Milt Shoffnpr. one of the cooler and more capable ha mis.

had a working on his insides Yesterday's American league head- I i saw the Ticcrs trounce 1 Yankees. 12-6. with Hnnk 'ocrc i No -Ifi remain in front of Babe 1921 record linn- K-n Kellner's i-wo homers led HIP 10 an P-6 inn nier Ihe and th- Boston Red Sox olf the Si Louis Browns. 16-3 The SI TxMiis came i jn lal- innings 'wire to Hail 2-1 and 7-6. The scores.

Double plays--Di Maggio to Strlpp to Fette to Ciiccinello: Strlpp to Cuccinello to Fletcher; Jurges to Herman to Collins. Left on bases- Boston. 10; Chicago, 9. Bases on balls--Fette. 3: Lee, Bryant, 2.

Struck out--Fette. 2: Lee. 2. Hite-Fette, 11 in 71-3 innings; Shoffner. 1 in 2-3; Errlckson.

0 in Lee, 13 in 91-3; Bryant, 0 In 2-3. Winning pitcher--Shoffner. Losing pitcher-Lee. Umpires--Magerkurth, Parker and Moran. Chicago AB PO A Kuhel lb 5 1 1 11 0 0 Owen 3b 5 1 1 1 3 0 rf 5 1 2 1 0 0 Appling 85 3 1 2 1 3 0 TWO PRO TEAMS TO PLAY Stclnbacher cf Dykes 2b Schluctcr Whitehead 4 0 0 4 0 0 3 1 2 2 4 0 ALL-STAR GRID OUTFITS 1 Cardinals Play at St.

LouU: Bean In Charily Contest at Providence 3 1 0 0 2 0 38 7 11 27 12 0 Waxhinclon AB PO A Case rf 1 0 0 2 0 0 Wright rf 3 0 1 2 0 0 Lewis 3 4 0 1 1 1 1 Travis ss 4 0 0 3 2 0 Bonura lb 3 0 0 8 1 0 Simmoas If 3 0 0 0 0 0 Myer 2b 3 0 1 2 4 0 West cf 3 0 1 3 1 0 Ferrell 3 0 0 5 0 0 Leonard 2 0 0 1 2 0 Karkauskas, 0 0 0 0 0 0 x30 0 4 27 11 1 xWasdell batted for Krakauskas in ninth. Chicago 000 200 500--7 Washington 000 000 000--0 Sacrifice--Whitehead. Two base hits-- Schuleter, Walker. Double plays--Travis to Bonura: Whitehead to Dykes to Kuhel: West to Lewis; Myer to Travis to Bonura. Left on bases--Chicago, Wash- 1 3.

Struck out--Whitehead. St. Louis. Sept. by several players who helped defeat the Washington Redskins, a light, fast team of college All-Stars will engage the heavier professional Chicago Cardinals in a charity game at Walsh stadium tonight.

The All-Star squad is composed largelv of players from Missouri and Illinois colleges. Five collegians who were with the All-Star in Chicago planned to join the group this morning. They are Frank Pat- jnck. Pittsburgh, fullback; AI Bari bartsky, Fordham, tackle: Charlie Louisiana State, halfback; Bunny McCormick, Notre Dame, halfback; and Stan Mondala, Missouri, fullback. Other probable All-Star starters 1: Leonard, Krakauskas.

2. Bases on balls--Krakauskas, 2. Hits- Leonard. 11 in 7 innings: Krakauskas. 0 in 2.

Hit by pitcher--Appling (Leonard). Losing pitcher- Leonard. Umpires--Basil and Quinn. Included of McKendrw: Cantrell. Cape Glrardeau, and Donat, Illinois college.

Bears at Providence Providence. R. I Sept. wizardry of "Whlzzer" White'! passing, running and kicking threat provided the edge by which a group of college stars hoped to halt Chicago Bears in the Shrine for the hospital for crippled children tonight on Brown field. White and Gray Famigliettl due by plane this morning In tima to engage in the final tune-up drill with Pat Hanley's Collegians.

The heavier, more experienced Bean have been in Providence for two days. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press Shivers. 158, Detroit, outpointed Vincenzio Traana, 154.Jte.ly. (10). Corpus Christi.

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