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Fif ieen Sports THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1945 Russell, Argentine Star, Eliminates Shields in National Tennis Tourney Campbell Aims for 150-Mile Mark in Boat Hutson Stars as Packers Win Kicks Field Goal and Runs 82 Yards For Touchdown to Beat Stars, 1 9-7 Aug. 30 (AP) Maj -WISH, II, i it xhlA Sir Malcolm Campbell, who set Sgt Frank Farker, the defending champion, paced the men's field into the semifinals, a round ahead of the field, as Talbert, sixth-seeded El-wood Cooke of Los Angeles, and the unseeded veteran Sidney B. Wood of New York trailed a round behind, with straight-set victories. Two of the women's favorites, the world speedboat record of 141.74 miles an hour just a month before World War II started, hopes to raise that mark to 150 miles an hour before long, he L1941 champion Sarah Palfrey Cooke said today. Soldier Field Statistics GRFFN AM, BAY STARS First down.

in Yds Ruined hy rushing 132 Kflrwaril atlrmpled 24 fi Forwards cnmnlrtrd 10 0 Ynrdi saillrd hy OH JH'i Yds Intl. attempted forwards A Forwards intercepted by ft 3 Yards gained on Int prs 1 "tX Puntir ivi (from irrimmate) 3. 2 44.3 'Total yards kicks returned HI Opponents' fumhlea recovered .1 4 Yards lost by penaUien 40 40 include punli and klrkorT. If he is successful the 60-year- National Tennis Summaries FOREST HILLS, N. Aug.

30 (AP) Today's summaries in the national tennis championships: MEN SINGLES THIRD ROUND William Talbert. Wilmington. defeated Herbert Behrens. Fort Lauderdale. 6 1.

6 4. Sidney B. Wood. New York, defeated Maj Frank Guernsey. Orlando, 3.

n2. Alejo Riisell. Argentina. defeated Frank X. Shields, New York, 46, 0 4.

63. Elwood T. Cooke. Angeles, defeated Herbert flam, Beverly Hills. 6 2.

62. QUARTERFINAL ROUND Set Frank Parker. Los Anseles. defeated Lt Seymour Grecnberg. ChicaKO.

6 2. 6 3. 6 2. WOMEN'S SINGLES QUARTER FINAL ROUND Louise Brough. Los Angeles, defeated Mrs.

Patricia C. Todd, Lafayette, 6 2. 64. Mia. Sarnh Palfrey Cooke.

Lrta Angeles. deffMted Dorothy Bundy, Simla Monica. (I B4. MEN'S FOREST HILLS, N. Aug.

10 (AP) Alejo Russell, a bandylegged, 29-year-old swatter from Argentina, provided the out-itanding performance of the third round of the national men's tennis championships today as he rUminated the veteran Frank X. Shields, fifth-seeded home-bred player. Russell won 46, 6--4, 64, in a match that wasn't too surprising after the first few games in which Shields showed that he wasn't playing with his old-time skill. The victory put the Argentine, who is in the midst of a financial argument with his tennis association back home, into the quarterfinal round, where he will oppose Bill Talbert of Wilmington, one of the two ranking favorites for the 1945 title. old speed king plans to retire from record breaking for good.

"I was the first man to do 150 miles an hour on land and I hope to be the first to do 150 on CHICAGO, Aug. 30 (AP) Green Bay's Packers, champions of the National Football League, upheld professional supremacy over the nation's collegiate all-stars in flood-lighted Soldier Field tonight by defeating them. 19 to 7, before a sell out crowd of 92,753. As the 12-year-old series now stands the National League champions have won seven games, lost three and tied two. It was the second victory for Green Bay in three appearances in the classic.

Most of the thunder in Green Bay's decisive triumph was provided by 32-year-old Don Hutson, rated as the game's greatest pass receiver. I Hutson, playing his 11th professional season with Green Bay, water," declared Sir Malcolm, whose experimental work during the war included the development of fast armored cars and numerous modifications for tanks. Shore to Operate New Haven Club for One Season SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 30 Eddie Shore, owner of the Springfield In duins' suspended hockey franchise, will operate the New Haven Eagles in the American Hockey League during the coming season, Shore announced here today.

Shore said he had leased the New Haven Arena under a contract call ing for one season of hockey operation with the option ot renewing. He will not operate ice thows and similar events. The veteran hockey player-man nger said the owners of the Ncf Haven Arena, Maurice, Nathan and Jacob Podoloff, had given him complete charge of the New Haven club under a lease arrangement. The New Haven team has been out of the American Hockey League for two seasons. They will play their first game under Shore's supervision in Providence Oct.

17 against the Providence Reds. Practice will begin about Oct. 1. DR. EDDIE ANDERSON, who left hi Univeraity of Iowa football coaching position early in the war to aerve a a doctor with the Army Medical Corps, is coming; Lack to hi old tand a Hawkeye gridmater.

Mr. Anderon said yesterday he believed he would receive hi discharge some time thi Fall and tht he definitely plannnd to return to hi coaching job. Anderson formerly coached at Holy Cross. of Los Angeles and iourth-seeded Louise Brough of Los Angeles, twice runner-up to Pauline Betz for the title, also scored straiRht-set triumphs, to reach the semifinals. Parker, playing steadily, unspectacular tennis, defeated seventh-seeded Lt Seymour Grecpberg, the Chicago southpaw, 62, 63, 62.

Wood eliminated Maj Frank Guernsey of Orlando. the Army flyer, who yesterday upset fourth-seeded Lt Gardnar Mulloy by a 63, 62 count. Talbert wasn't extended as he routed plucky Buddy Behrens, 16-year-old Fort Lauderdale, youngster, 61, 6 4, and Cooke beat national junior champion Herbert Flam of Beverly Hills, 62, 62. In the first matches between seeded women players Mrs. Cooke whipped chubby Dorothy Bundy of Santa Monica, ranked seventh, 6 3, 6 4, and Miss Brough eliminated fifth-seeded Mrs.

Patricia Canning Todd of Lafayette, 62, 64. The other women's quarter-finals will be played Bomb Almost Hit Boat Sir Miilcolm began automobile racing as a hobby in 1910 and was knighted in 1931, after he established QUARTERFINAL ROUND A Rob a world land speed record of 245.7 scored 11 of the Packers' 19 points, miles an hour. He broke that mark three times and retired from the track in 1935 after pushing the mark Barah Cooke Wins If Russell shculd win that match his difficulties will evaporate, although the Argentine Association tent word that it had provided expense money only for. a trip to the Pan-American championships in Mexico, and that Russell and Hcral-do Weiss had no official standing here. to 300 miles an hour.

His racing boats and cars all are named "Bluebird" and he drove Bluebird II across Lake Coniston. near Liverpool, on Aug. 19, 19:19. at an average speed of 141.74 miles an ert MAKenuurfC. Molly woe and Seaman Jack Tuero.

New Orleans, defeated Tom Chambers, Kingston. N. snd Phil Hanna, New York, 46, 6 3, 6 4, 62. Lt Gardnar Mulloy, Coral Gables. and Williiim Talbert, Wilmington.

defeated Maj frank Guernsey. Orlando. and Capt Archibald Henderson Chapel Hill. N. C.

75. 62, 87. mixei noini.Fs FIRST ROUND Barbara Kimbrell, Los Anyeles. and Don Hamilton, Bur-bank. defeated Nina Irwin and Mark Brown, New York, 6 4, 8 6 (completion of match Interrupted Wednesday).

Barbara Krase and James Livingstone, San Francisco, defeated Capt and Mrs. W. Robert Dixon, New York. 6 1, 6 4. Mary Arnold and Nick Buzolich.

Los Angeles, defeated Mrs. Betty Stokum and Jack McManis, New York. 6 1. 9 7. Mrs.

Jane S. Gallachcr. Los AnReles. and Cpl Charles Hunt. Pasadena, defeated Nancy Corbett, River Forest.

111., and Tom Molloy, Panama City, 3. 3 fi. 8 6. Barbara Srofield. San Francisco, and Andrea Hammersley.

Chile, defeated Lt Helen Marlowe. Cmp Lejeune. N. and Lt Edward MO.vlan. Trenton.

N. hour nearly 11 miles an hour faster than man had travelled before on water. Chandler's Discharge Expected Sept. 13 NEW YORK, Aug. 30 (AP) Titcher Spurgeon (Spud) Chandler who won 20 games and two World Series tilts for the New York Yankees in 1943, will be discharged from the Army Sept.

13. it was announced today at the Yankee Stadium. Chandler entered service April 27. 1944, after making one staring appearance for the) Yanks. It is presumed Chandler will rejoin the New York club as soon as possible after his discharge.

Packers' star tore straight down the sidelines 85 yards for a touchdown. He had a willing blocker In Clyde Goodnight, but was able to outrun his closest pursuer without help. Charles Mitchell of Tulsa tore after Hutson nil the way, just step behind, but couldn't come close enough to bring him down. The Packers were more alert than the Collegians and intercepted five passes to wreck the All-Stars aerial game. The All-Stars were also outlcascd on the ground, where the Packers smashed 132 yards to 6.1 for the Collegians.

Charlie Trippi, All-Stars captain, from Gerrfiia, and Michigan's mighty Tommy Harmon shared the laurels for the although both were forced from the game by injuries. Harmon, who placekicked the point after a lone All-Star touchdown, rambled 46 yards in the third period, but fumbled on the play Trippi. who was a workhorse for the All-Stars, nearly broke a leg for a touchdown in the fourth period. But after a 36-yard run-back a pass interception he was knocked out of bounds and injured on the Green Bay two-yard line. That was the deepest the All-Stars penetrated the rugged and superior Green Bay defense.

The game was bruising and bitterly fought. In addition to the injuries sustained by Trippi and Harmon, halfback Irving Comp of the Packers was carried from the field on a stretcher after first-aid treatment in the third period. However, he was not seriously injured and came back to the game. Dykes Contributes $25 More to A.L.Treasury and his 82-yard touchdown gallop on a pass interception provided the game's most thrilling play. Stars Score on Tans Hutson's 20-yard place kick in the first period gave the Packers a 3-to-0 lead and the professional champions were in front the rest of the way.

The Packers increased their lead to 12 to 0 in the second period when All-Star fullback Bob Kennedy of Washington State was trapped and tackled behind his goal line for a safety, and halfback Herman Rohrig passed 20 yards to Roy McKay for the first touchdown of the game. Hutson converted the point with a place kick. The only All-Star score of the game also came in the second period on a 62-yard pass play. The thrill was provided by Nick Scollard, St. Joseph's College.

wh grabbed a 27-yard toss from Kennedy and outran the entire Green Bay secondary 35 yards for a touchdown. The Packers' final touchdown was a hair raiser. Hutson intercepted a pass by Perry Moss of Tulsa on the Green Bay 15-yard line in the fourth period. The fleet-footed Major League Baseball Yesterday's Results NATIONAL LEAGIE Only Catna rmhrth I Scheduled i biri ..411 A' AMERICAN IE A (-IE Trk ..771 CleTeUnd 4 lit II BOSTON ..11 0 Chiruo 4 11 0 OnlT Oimfi (8 inntnfi, tie) Scheduled Standings NATIONAL LEAC.IE 62. 46.

97.. I Doris Hart, Miami Beach, and AC' Robert Falkenburg, Hollywood. I Salters Point Regetta Herenhoff Clast Snllloc. Betsy Davenport .3:14:35 Pennuin, Charles Beckman ..3:16:00 Pemalou. Peter Duff ..3:20:42 Wood Pussies Class Aljean.

Leo Telesmanik 319 Sea Brn, Palmer Srolt 3:31:17 tiorracuda Duncan Scott 3.2.1:0ft Other Finishers Haehihnnitar DlcJ Tomkins; No Name, Richard Painci Twin Kin. d. n. Beetl Cau Water Wagon. Tony Greenwood.

.3:23:32 Mohy Dick. Joe Vera 3:24:57 Sailor Dob, Fred See 3:25:33 Other Finishers Wash Tub, Dick Pat ton; Prpper. Barcher Cee: Smar and Spice. Helen Crows; Pussy Kat. Don Par- kcr; Plpsqueal.

J. Jacobsnni Bow Wm, John Hill; Dunevegan. Nancy Alhlerj Streak. Jar Bagley; Lobster Pot 2 Fre erica Towle; Porpoise. Alice Creenl Clotlle 2 Sandy Learned: Chick.

Minor; King Midas. Jack lloran; See fila cult. Ann Presrott; Water Hat, K. Her bert; Little Willie. Jerry Acker; Qr, Crowe: Drip.

Bob Barrow; TutbcA Diane Weeks: Salt, Caroline Geej Marv Jane, Dick Glennon; Slow Poke, patgj Knowlton; Ripple. Tommy Greene TinV Sis. David Perry; Margon, d. a. Lynn Beats Cranston to Deadlock Series Ross' Homer Enables Indians to Tie Chisox CHICAGO.

Aug. 30 (API The Chicago White Sox came within a few pitches of snapping a six-game losing streak here trtday, but the pitching weakened irt the ninth inning and they had to settle for a 4-4 tie with Cleveland, in a game called at the end of the ninth to allow the Indians to catch a train. The Sox were ofT to a 4 1 lead in the fifth, and Orval Grove apparently had his 13th game of the season won when he started the ninth with a two-run lead. After Jeff Heath had popped out, Dutch Meyer singled to left and then Grove tossed 'a "fat one" to Don Ross, which he slammed into the left field stands for a home run. CHICAGO, Aug.

30 (AD Jimmy Dykes. Chicago White Sox manager, who has made frequent contributions to the American League treasury, today discovered was expected of him. League President Will Har-ridge said the $25 fine was for "obscene language" used during Sunday's first game at St. Louis when the White Sox manager baniihed by Umpire George Fip-gras. Dykes also was ejected from Monday night's game at St.

Louis, but he hasn't heard what, if anything, that will cost him. LYNN. Aug. 30 (AP) Scoring two runs in the fourth inning after Cranston tied the score at 4-all in aeieaiea iNancy cnanee. Ventura, and Herbert Flam, Beverly Hills, 62.

63. Katharine Winthrop, South Hamilton, Mass. and Phil Hanna. New York, de-ieated Dorothy Head. Alameda, and Henri Hochon.

Montreal, 6 3 .6 4. Louise lirouKh. Loa AnKeles, and Frank Shields. New York, defeated Mrs. Helen P.

Rihhany. New York, and Ens Gordon Giles. Salt Lake City. 6 3, 6 2. SECOND ROUND Mrs.

Norma T. Barber, New York, and Robert Stewart, Boston, defeated Barbara Krase and James Livingstone, San Francisro, 7 5, 6 0. Mrs. John Van Ryn, Washincjon, and Lt Charles Mattmann. New York, defeated Barbara Kimbrell, Los Angeles, and Don Hamilton, Burbank, 4 6.

6 3. 6 4. Mrs. Patricia Todd. Lafayette, and Alejo Russell.

Argentina, defeated Judy Attfrburv, Cire.U Neck. N. and Harrison It" hnllmm, Iirookline, 6 3, 46, 6 0. the third, the Lynn Erasers defeated the Firesafes, 7-5, tonight in a protested contest, to even the semifinal New England League playoff series at three games each. C.

Wen Trl. rhirtta in 41 4 L-oun 4 It H'-l Hreoklrri RH II New York 7 117 14 Pittshurth a ttl BOSTON ftfl fii ,4 S7'i Cincinnati 4 7 41 Philadelphia 36 87 .293 AMERICAN LEAGUE C. B. Won Lot pet. r(rit 1 tVathinrton R4 4 St Lui ft .5:17 ft1 New York ft ft Irrelmd I2 7 I hlr.rn Mil A I 11 MXiTON ft 115 U'i I'hiUdelphU 37 II Today's Games and Probable Pitchers CHICAGO art bh po a Uranston claimed vnai pucner Joe McCarthy of Lynn was ineligible for the scries.

Lynn 400 200 10 7 8 0 A 4 CLEVELAND bh PO Cihocki .213 2 0 13 O'lx-ft 1 0 (I 0 0 0 1 Horco.l .4 1 1 Fleming. 4 2 3 0 0 12 0 2 2 1 THE STORE FOR BOYS JORDAN MARSH COMPANY Cranston 103 010 0005 8 1 Moxen.r 5 Karrell.l 3 4 4 Maker. 3 4 Hockrtt.rf 4 Reynolds.s. 4 Fresh. 2 4 4 2 12 10 1 0 0 0 0 Heath.lf .4120 2 6 0 Batteries, McCarthy, James and Pohlmcyer; Erickson and Andcfsen.

Carroll Green Soccer Captain KANOVER. N. Aug. 30 Wil 4 2 0 0 0 0 IMueller. Grove.p.

Pnpish.p IDickshot 3 1 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Meyer, 2. 4 Ross. 3.. 4 Seerey.cf.r 4 Hayes, 3 Center. 1 Benjamin 1 1 1 1 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 10 0 34 11 27 10 0 0 0 liam H.

McCarter, director of athletics, announced today that Daniel Salveson.p MDnald 1 0 0 Klieman.p. 110 1 TntaL 3d 1ft 27 11 T. Carroll of Burlington, Vt, had been named captain of the Dart mouth soccer team for the coming season. It was also announced that NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia at BOSTON Judd (5-4) Vs. Lee '8-71.

Chicago at St. Loui (Night) Wyu flPl-Ri vt Brecheen i-3). Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (Night) Ch)es vs. Bowman i9-8). Only gamef acheduled.

AMERICAN LEAGUE BOSTON at Philadelphia (2) (Twilight nd Night I Clark 11-21 and Woods '2-5) vs riores '6-7) and Christopher (12-10). C'eveland at Detroit Reynolds (14-11) vs Trout l--12. New York at Washington 2 (TwillKht nd Nightl Bonham (5-10) and Gettel 8-S vs. Haefner (14-11 and Pieretti 11-12 or Carrasauel (5-3 SV Iyui at Chicago (NichO Hollings-vorth (10-6) vj. Caldwell (5-6).

Batted for Center In fifth. Batted for In seventh. tRatted for Weinuartner in ninth. IRan for Tresh In ninth. JBatted for Papish in ninth.

Cleveland 000 101 0024 Chicauo O0 110 0(10 4 R. Cihocki. Rocco. Meyer. Ross.

Moses. Curtriiiht. Baker. Reynolds. RBI.

Fleming. John T. Hanley will captain the Dartmouth cross-country team this Fall. Heath, Ross 2. Curtright.

Baker, Rey Duxbury Y. C. JUNIOR RACE Ducks nolds, Tresh. 2BH, Cihocki. Moses.

3HM, Moses. Reynolds. HR. Ross, Curtright. SB, Baker.

Hockett. Sac. Farrell. DP. Meyer and Cihocki; Wheeler, Meyer and Ross: Reynolds.

Schalk and Farrell. LOB, Cleveland fi, Chicago 7. BOB, by Center. I I PnnlnH Palo. BUI Fulton 1:47:20 nut-man uiuvr.

Grove 4. Papixh. H. off Center, 7 In 4 Martin May Answer Yajiks Triple Threat Problem This Season DANVERS, Aug. 30 Johnny Martin, former University of.

Oklahoma captain, seems to be the answer to Coach Herb Kopfs prayer for a triple-threat tailback for the Boston Yanks this season. Johnny is no newcomer to pro ranks as he has three years service behind him with the Chicago Cards, and started the 1944 campaign with the Pittsburg Steelers before he was traded to the Yanks. All of these years he has been playing wingback or fullback, and has never passed. About three days ago Kopf tried several of his backs in the tailback slot, looking for a triple threat who could alternate with "Babe" Diman-cheff. Martin told the coach he was considered a "good" passer in college pnd would like a chance at the job.

Today Martin made the grade in a line scrimmage. Operating from tailback he turned in a great passing exhibition. His ability as a runner and kicker is already well-known, and now that he can pass he will be a definite threat this year. In addition to the scrimmage today, the squad went through a rugged afternoon drill, with "Shorty" Ray, National League rules expert, gjving a talk on the new rules and their various interpretations between drills. Av .0 nxOMS Pirates Buy Battery rnTSBUEGH, Aug.

30 (AP)i-The TMtsburg) Pirates announced to-right the purchase of Stanley Mc-EJmurray, right-hand pitcher from the York. club of the Interstate League, and Edward St. Claire, husky catcher from Albany, N. of the Eastern League. They'll join the Pirates next Spring.

Innings; Salvesnn, 1 in 2: Klienian. 3 in Grove, 10 in 2-3; Papish, 0 in 1-3. Time, lh. 49m, Vmns. Weafer, McGowan and Passarella.

Attendance, 4150. McKenna Irish Champion CLONDALK1N. Ireland, Aug. 30 (AP John McKenna of Dublin wor the Irish professional golf championship today with a 72-hole score oi 283. F.

Daly. Belfast, was the runner-up with 288. unnoia. jjuck, snerman uoyi. I'oquot.

Bill Green 1:0:2 Other finishers Gray Puck. Donald Muirhead: Shuffler. Betsy Boyd: Wot-a-Mennce, Gordon McKee; Emily Gurnet. Timothy Walker; Scallop William B.ver; Dipper. Bill Cattell; Goblin, John Arnold.

Itug Skipper, Jean Cattrell 1:20:21 Fire fly. Sue Hare 1:30:44 Tenafly, Frederick Clifford Other Finishers Grasshopper, Deborah Harvey: Red Spider, Gay Carver; See-Bee, Sarah Baty; Hornet, Harry Fiti-gibbons. Final Standings Ducks: first. Gray Duck. Donald Muirhead second, Pato, Bill Fulton; third.

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