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HAGB 0 MAT Grays to Defeat With Hicih-Sloppinn Barons Finally Flatjticd By Albany Bill Nicholson Poles Winning -Hit For Br TRENTON--Bill Nicholson's booming home run over the right field barrier, with two mates aboard, in the -eighth, enabled the Grays to defeat the Trenton Senators, 5-3, yesterday and win the series, 2 to 1. Nicholson's circuit clout Henry Peploski and Art McHenry. who had previously singled with out. Wilhamsport's Ollie Marquardt, had connected for the circuit in the sixth inning to tie the score at 2-2. Trenton threatened in the eighth inning and managed to push over one run.

Relief Pitcher Fred Archer allowed the run, although he finally quelled the by fanning pinch-hitter Bud Shaney, Trenton manager, and causing Fred Chapman to fly out. Two of Trenton's three runs were the result of Manager Marquardt's error in the fifth. Billy Bayne received credit for the victory although he was removed in favor of Archer in the eighth. The victory, their fourth of the season, moved the Grays into fourth place tie with the Trenton club. The Grays moved over to Hazlc- ton today for a three-game srncs They return to Bowman Field Sun.

day against the Elmira Pioneers. Score: WII.I.IAM8PORT TRE.VTO.N I ab at a Wh'ton. rf 3 1 1 3 0 Cane. If 1 1 1 Marqu'd! 1 2 2 1 4 1 1 i 4 1 1 2 1 WeUj. rf 3 0 I ion Schedule CIlUMICcI North Carolina And Virginia Replace Navy And Cornell On Penn State's 1938 'Boxing Program.

Four Matches Listed For Home Arena. Reds Hole Fast Man 1 Homers, NipGionts Cincinnati Belts Fat Freddy Fifzsimroons For 8-5 Vic- -xr- tory. NampouriS Connects For Two Circuit Bfaws And Gelbert And a Slam One Apiece. NEW YORK. (AP) The Cinc i a i Reds belted Fat Freddy and the Glanta with four home runs yesterday and downed the National League champions, 8 to 5, to their five- game losing streak.

Alex Kampouris hit two of the round-trippers and Charley Gelbert and Ival Goodman contributed one apiece in the attack which finally drove Fitzsimmons off the mound in the seventh inning. Peaches Davis, who started the game for the Reds, removed in the fifth, and was followed by Tene Schott and Al Hollingsworth. At Speedway BIU, CUMM1NG8 STATE COLLEGE--Penn boxing schedule for 1938 nouncvd recently by Charles M. Robbins, '38, manager of the mitt- men. Navy and Cornell have been dropped from the boxing schedule, malting room for North Carolina 'i' and Virginia.

North comes CINCINNATI NEW YORK ab Cxiyler. rf ,1 1 1 2 0 Marten, it 5 1 3 3 4 Outlaw. 3b 5 1 1 3 3D 5 1 2 4 4 1 3 0 0 Moore. If 4 0 1 3 0 a 0 0 0 0 Ott, 4 1 2 0 0 L'banil. 4 0 0 4 O'fUpple.

5 1 1 0 0 4 1 12 0 Dannlng, 3 0 1 0 Celbert. 4 1 1 0 4 5 0 1 11 1 State's' 2 3 5 5 4 1 2 3 4 is an 1 0 0 0 I 2 0 0 0 1 as dij- DWj er i i a 0 Duvli, 0 0 0 0 0 schott. 1 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 (i 1 1 Fupk. if 4 0 1 lleltzel. 5 0 'j Holden.

1 LirnH. .1 i Bdne 3 0 (i 2 Mjr.an. i -An-tw, 0 i i early a 3-J 9 11 Srtaney. x--Batted for Lamed Mr: xx--Balled for Montero In nth Williamspart 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 Trenton 2 1 i Errors a a Huns batted In--Nicholson A. a a I'eploski.

Home runs--Marquar(H, Doutilp play--lleltzel to Montero to Crupman Li-fi on bases Willmmtrxirt 3. Trentnn 13. Strikeouts-- a 1. Archer 2. i 3 Brown 1.

on 4. A-i-her 3. Montero 4. Hits--Off 8 in 7 Innings. An-hpf 1 In 2.

Momeni 8 8, 1 in 1- i i i Losing i and Winters Loses In Eighth (TbU the second of series of brief, phles of partlclptnta in the 500- mile automobile race In Indianapolis. Mar 31.) INDIANAPOLIS Preparing for the 500-mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, May 31, Wild Bill Cummiags, set a new all-time record in turning a lap of the two- and-a-half-mile course at better than 12S miles an hour. Cummings won in 1934. The former Indianapolis grocery boy ran into his hardest luck last year when, after qualifying among the lenders to annex third position, he broke a clutch at the starting line-and to get into the race. NEXT: Floyd Roberts.

4 POII I Dec Undergoes Doctor Removes Torn Piece Of Cartilage From Shoulder Socket In Effort To Restore Effectiveness To Right Arm Of Cardinal Pitcher, ST. LOUIS (AP)--Dr. Robert F. Hyland operated yesterday on Paul Dean's right arnvin an effort I have won both previous checkup of the standings to enable the St. Louis Cardinal 3 1 1 2 cf 5 0 .1 1 rc on a a the team i New Nlrh'ton If 4 1 3 i a i Ib .1 1 1 i i i i I I batted i i i i a i a on Feb- a 19 to meet i i i a ne boxers ooen i season "'tir season IGablfT, 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 368112714 Touts 5 13 27 14 r--Halted for R.

Davis In 5th. 2--Halted for Fltr.simmons In 6th. zz-Ratted for a In 8th. a 0 0 1 0 3 2 0 0 2--8 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0--5 Ott. mrl 3, Harl.ll.

Celbtrt. Goodman 4. McCarthy Hume K.impourls. Gel- lloodman. Double WTiltehead.

Bartel and arthy Gelbert Kampouni agairiSt a a I a Soarselln. Bartell. and January 15. This will be 1 Mrcunhy; meotmg of these two I on York 1. 5.

ch has i wins for State against one for Green Terrors and, two ties. i ii .1 1 mese iwu i ase a 2 i 2. K. Davit. 2.

teams, i has resulted in seven Srhott 2. strikeouts--Kitzslmmons R. a wins for State a a one for a I t. roffmah 1. ItamnKsworth 3 i n.

7 In 4 Innings, Schott 3 In 1. 3 In I. Fitzslm- N'orth a i a appears on the (mons In a 1 In 2, 2 Control To Stort Saturday Milton burg To Invade Mifflin- And Tremont To At-- In Contests. Carr Smith To Play For Jim Lyle. McNoHjUub I landed First WILKES-BARHE-- (AP) It re- I mained for the Albany Senators to i rise to the occasion and hand the league leading Wilkes-Barre Barons the first defeat of the 1937 NYP The Central HerirVneagutr campaign.

The New York- baseball League will open its fourth ers trimmed the-i 6 to 3, season Saturday with four teams, I before 400 at Artillery yester- each from a different county, in day afternoon, the victory being the first The three-game for Albany. Although guilty of three errors, the Senators made up for the poor fielding by walloping Southpaw Orhn Rogers for 13 safeties, six for line. Tremont, of the defunct South Anthracite League of Schuylkill County, is the newcomer, replacing Lewistown, a member "on paper" until the Miflln countians' $20,000 field was flooded by the Juniata last week. Mifflinburg, defending champs, and Berwick, runnersup, will sport about the same lineups as last year, with Oren Sterling managing the Senators and Lou Bressler overseeing pTwiclc. Milton will have a radically different team with Jim bases, while Ken Weafer the Barons to seven scattered bingles, one a homer by Proctor Richmond in the fourth frame.

Hutson was the batting star for the visitors, getting two doubles and a single in four chances. A A I a A ab ab Horn, 5 2 2 2 0 Fitzg'Id, 4 1 0 4 0 Schuuw.ss 5 1 2 3 .1 Fischer, If 5 0 1 2 0 Lyle replacing McLaughlin 5 6 6 2 it 4 1 5 as. manager and Carr Smith, ju.t about the old face in the line-up. The league will return to split season, with the first of, Han'hsfclb i rf -4 t.M'Miuius.^M 0 0 1 1 Richmond.2b3 1 1 1 4 ILII, 2 4 1 2 1 3 Gutter. 3 4 0 1 0 4 I Hutson, If 4 2 3 3 0 0 2 6 1 4 (I 1 3 0 Itlaemire.

4 1 2 0 1 4 0 2 0 3 Hoifrs, 3 0 0 0 the half ending July 4, and the winners meeting in a five game series for the champjonship, starting on Labor Day. Sunday ball will come to Willis. I 1 0 1 0 0 Totals 40 6 13 27 11 Dutfck. iz 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 353 7 27 16 By the Aitwlaled VEHTERnAl-8 HOMEM Selkirk. Yanked Kampouris, Rfds Moorr.

I'hillles Many, Cubs Collins, Cub r. Bordagaray. Cardinals Ogrodowskl. Cardinals J. Martin, Cardinals Cardinals Mfdwlck.

Cardinals THE IJEADKR8 Johnson, Athletics Selkirk, Yankm Ilanell. Clants Ott, Giants I A I TOTALS American -Total 4 7 32 79 l--Batted for Rogers In 9th zz--Ran for Willis in i Albany 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 0--fi the 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 3 iiutson. wTMter. league for the first time with Tre-1 F.rror»-inii, all home earner on I i baited In-Schuster 2. Colelle.

all home games on WM er shirl( 2 j. base hits--Horn. Hntson 2. Shirley, GuKler. hits--Horn.

Schuster. i Home run--Richmond. Left on bases-Albany 7. Wilkcj-IUrrt 8. on 2.

Strikeouts--Weafer 3. Umpires--Sullivan and Cleary. schedule for the i time since in i i Hit by i n. Davis a FltzalmroonJ (Cuyleri. Wild i nrtn I I 1 i i i v.

'Ti I I the first meeting in 1930. State pitch--Schott. Passed ball has won all four previous matches. I Wmnlnu pitcher--Srhon. Losing pitcher-Syracuse.

1937 eastern intercol-1 5 Bmll (ant legiatc a i whom the i have beaten i times in the thirteen clashes since 1924, will be met at Syracuse, February The Nittanyites have met Vir- only once before. That in i 1926, i Penn State winning, 5-2. i Pitt comes here un February 2fl the third meeting of the series'fributed in the American Bowling which began in 1932. The Lions'Congress, according to a final Local Bowlers To Receive 8115 Williamsport bowlers earned $115 the $145.000 prize money dis- LOCK HAVEN Ollie Bvers The rn'ttmen will travel to West! yesterday. pitched effectively for eight innings i a 5 to I -1 IT1 e- a a TM ns rtatlon vMterdav but hp stumbled in est series, from point.of years.

The i club finished 248th in the five-man Sh and the'Lck Havln meets be an 1922. and State a event with a 2807 plnfall and will Teachers College nine surrendered won onlv twice. Armv out! receive $46. The two-man combina- won only twice, Army coming out a 5-4 decision to the Mansfield Teachers. Mansfield staged a three- run rally in the eighth to come on top six times.

resulted in ties. After the eastern intercollegiates Vour clashes tion of Buck Barrett and Horace 1 from behind and contested game. Byers granted only seven hits and struck out eight, but issued five free tickets to first base. Batulis, who went the route on the mound for the Mansfield team. was touched for eight blows.

Mover, Earon and Waltman, leading the Lock Haven attack. Rice and Ki- watisky featured offensively for the visitors. MA.NSKir.l.n LOCK A ab FeUrnan.lf 4 0 0 2 0 Earon. 2b 4 1 1 Ib 5 0 2 1 1 0 4 (l .1 3 0 0 3 0 Mover. Ib 4 2 3 1 1 0 win the closely i will be hcjd here.

March 11- Heim landed in 1078th place in the pitcher hurl effectively again. Hyland removed a torn piece of cartilage, which he said he found very deep and ossified, from the shoulder socket. The physician also said found adhesions. the operation 12, the travel to Madison, to meet the Badgers a week later. They have met twice before, each gaining a i Boxing schedule: Jan.

15. Western Maryland, home; Jan. 22 North Carolina, home: Feb 12, Syracuse, at Syracuse; Feb. 19. Virginia at Charlottesville.

Feb. 26. Pitts-1 Po mnn doubles to earn $11. Dean Withstood Local keglers who placed in the well, said Hyland. singles were Clarence Damon and i The physicians would Henry Parsons, each with 603.

Fer- estimate of the time required for ris Edwards with 600. Tom Burger recovery nor would be say whether with 595. George Lain with 594, the operation would restore the Paul Caldwcll with 592, and Chalky Flcxer with 586. The following is the complete local prize list: nvr-Mu tvrnt burgh, home: March 5. Army, at 'West Point; March 11-12.

Intercol- legiates. here; March 18, Wisconsin, at Mndison. Name Scort Ami. Lambert.cf 3 0 0 3 0 M'D'ld, 3b 3 1 11 4 0 '2 it i 248-- Transportation Lake-To- Sea Stages 2807 107-- W. Barrett-H.

Heim 1 1 3 6 120S-- Damon fO3 II. Tai-tons 8O.1 1.107-- K. 600 ToUll 33 5 7 27 1 Totals 34. 4 8 27 9 1 BABE RISKO WEDS 5 0 0 1 2 Kruper. I 4 0 2 it i SYRACUSE.

N. I A Henry Yurcic, 3b 4 0 1 0 1 Waltmnn.rf 3 2 I) Pylkowskl, more Widely as 15SO--T. turner vn Kl'v-tlslo 2 2 2.n Jjt-CNum rf 4 Babe Risko, former middleweight Caldweli Bmtutts. i a 4 0 0 0 3 boxing champion, and Miss Sally it20-r ciDOroskl. or Syracuse, were married yesterday.

SOUTHERN 'ASSOCIATION Memphis 13; Knoxvillp 3. Chattanooga 5-2; Birmingham 3-3. Atlanta New Orleans 2. Little Rock at Nashville postponed wet grounds. 146 11 10 10 9 make no younger member of the pitching Dean brothers to 1m former ability.

After Dean's arm failed him In 1936 he went on the retired list. He joined the club In spring training, and also tried out 4he arm in regular league competition, but was ineffective. mont that day. The first half schedule: May a--Milton' at Mifflinburg and Tremont at Berwick. May 9--Berwick at Tremont.

May 12--Milton at Berwick. May 15--Berwick at Mifflinburg and Tremont at Milton. May 16--Mifflinburg at Tremont. May 19--Mifflinburg at Berwick. May 22--Miflinburg at Milton.

May 23--Milton at Tremont. May 26--Berwick at Milton, and Tremont at Mifflinburg. May 29--Mifflinburg at Berwick, and Tremont at Milton. May 31--(a. Mifflinburg at Milton, and Tremont at Berwick, (p.

Milton at Mifflinburg, and Berwick at Tremont. June 5--Milton at Berwick. i June 6--Mifflinburg at Tremont. June 9--Berwick at Mifflinburg. June 12--Berwick at Milton, and Tremont at i i June 13--Milton at Tremont.

June 16--Milton at Mifflinburg. June 19--Mifflinburg at Milton, and Tremont at Berwick. June 20--Berwick at Tremont. June 23--Berwick at June 26--Mifflinburg at Berwick, and Tremont at Milton. June 27--Milton at Tremont June 30--Mitlon at Berwick.

July 3--Milton at Berwick and Tremont at Mifflinburg. July 4--Mifflinburg at Tremont. HAVE ATHLETES DENTON, TEX. North Texas i Teachers college has five sets of twins on its track and field squad. The Hideouts, Wayne and Blaines.

and the Browns, Elmer and Del- mer, are the best known. There would have been a sixth set but Alvin Christman's brother couldn't make the team. The administration should be about the-business of educating its citizens to believe in their responsi bility for their future, and that the will not be an easy one. It encourage the setting up of reserves by guaranteeing their safety. And least of all should it be fostering the belief that the government is a benevolent, lavish and inexhaustibly wealthy uncle--Bim.

--Yarmouth Register. Kuffin, -ivcs ioYol New York Tin Hurler He Season. NEW New Ruffing'-, York when tht r. 1(i came tu rr: ment off fur a $15,000 Iff a dent the Times the club dtfrt a day of pitcher and M.r.aj«' Carthy. and telephoning 'o in New York.

Under tho Ruffmg's sai.irv aually. an inert 1936 WHgfs, paid for already yesterday H.s day, when, i join club and in pitchms the world is major i holdout Phillies' been on i c.i Rent, lcrw through I StAIIS 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 O--5 Loclt llavm 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 (-4 Datulls. Klwacsky. Karon, Waltman 2. Stolen bases-- Hire, yurcic.

2. Myers. McDonald. on balls--Byeri 5. Ititulis 1 Struck VxH--Hy Uyrn 8.

Bitulls 3. Hit by pltrhtr--By 1. Batulls 1. fm- jlr.j Winner and GriftUi. of 10.

Akron Shades Jawns In Only Mid-Atlantic Tilt AKRON, (AP)-- The Akron Yankees came from behind last night to nose out the Johnstown Johnnies, 4 to 3, in the only game played in the Middle Atlantic League. Rain cancelled all other games. Macks Score Six '1 imes In To Shade Chisox Ex-Queen Helen Court Spectator fanned 12 Jawns and handed out no passM. then won his game in Athletics, aided by two mfteld over six runs in the 5 i. 8 eighth inning yesterday their first invasion of to the open west the ninth by tallying the i i a 7 0 flvjcVory over'the Chi- run.

Ellsworth Baker's single brought him home Clarence Springer hit a home run for the Jawns in the first inning with one on base, and Martin did the same for the Yankees in the second, "deadlocking the until Lehman tallied for the Jawns on error in the sixth. Thrn Svilich. Akron center fielder, hit a home run in the eighth to tie it again. HE Johnstown 200 001 000-- 3 10 3 Akron 020 000 i 4 10 Pctro and Rndulovich; and Martin. Sox." Monty Stratton.

the White Sox. towering right bander who was after his third straight victory, fell victim of the A's big rally after keeping the jltuatlon under control for seven innings. lor Totals 31 6 9 27 22 ToUls 37 7 10 77 It, I for Turbevllle In 7th. In 8th. I 0--7 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 f.

2. A TtrrgtT. Runs In- Johnson. 2. Clsull 2.

Smith. Walkfr. Appllng 4. hits CintJI 2. Walkfr Stolen Appllng Walker.

Double plays Werber. Clssel! to Penn; Werber. Denn to lUyet. M. llayes.

Appling to Ilonura: CHICAGO Hayes to Ikmura. Left on ab a delphla 8. Chlrip) on halls Flnney. 0 0 2 0 4 3 2 1 0 4, 2. Smith 1, KHIey 1.

Werber.Sb 4 2 1 0 fi 3 1 1 0 0 stratton 4. Iff 1 1. rf ft 2 0 0 Walker, rf 3 2 1 1 0 Turbevtlle 1. Smith 1. Kelley Stratton 1 If 4 1 0 1 Ib 4 0 1 0 i Nelson In 3 innlnrt.

Turhe- Dean. Ib 4 1 2 13 1 Appllnj. ss 0 3 4 wilt none in.3, Smlut 2 In 1 (none out Hajes.r 4 1 0 (i a 2 0 il 4 in 8thi. Ke'ley 2 In 2. Stratton 10 in 2 Newsome.ss.1 1 0 2 1 Berber, 1 0 1 0 4 none In Iff none In 1 Oisell.

2b 4 1 1 .1 ftewrll. 2 0 0 1 0 i i pltrher--Kelley pitcher N'rlsin. 1 0 1 1 1 Siratton. 2 0 .1 stratton. Huhbanl and 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 Dlneen.

Tlmn'-J IV id a i 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 Dlneen. 3.V University Of Florida Teams lest New Rules In Attempt To Speed Up Baseball GAINESVILLE. Fla A Thf to i i of "tut tube" gnmf here recently i one hour and 10 mln- Another rnlrr jmt one of (be iprrtaton when ionr cap malrhn wrrt plajrrd at In Kan Franrlare and Hrlrn WIIU Moody ut imlllnf- Ijr rig hi, abort. In 1 frw yean afo i i ai qarrn of (he trnnli wajte of timr. Principal called for elimination of the a for i and a from thr box.

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