The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 6

SIX COUK1EK NEWS BRUSHING UP SPORTS La ufcr Blytheville Linksmcii Suffer First Defeat of Sea- sou at Sikcslon. 1.YTUEV1I,I,E goifirs. ado: 1 res- three straight victories, sustained I i-! i 1 first setback ot I lie season in an intrr-club I r- when I he- 1 were defeated at iSlkeston, Thci Slk- cston club won 37 lo '27 nnd avenged a defeat earlier iti tiie season nl the hairls of Ihf Ulylhevilh 1 i golfers lure. The largest group of ijolfers ever to mak? a read trip with the lily- theville team oil at Sikc.ston yesterday afteinoon Incidentally a bhlnhiB sun nnd the lli.st real summer (lay ot the season might Imvc been responsibly but anyway members tolh clubs turned in pood card. 1 lor the tournament.

Jo, Halb.icli, au.1 tliive members uf the Slkeston team, Paul Gallaway, M. Phillips niv.u H. Boivmaii tied for medal honors with 13 strokes cadi. l)ow- man and Phillips each stint round ol the lilnc hole course in one over par 3-1 strok'rs. Ten stroked the 111 holes in Hss than 80 strokes including L1niz3iilch, jmcnile niom- her of the Blytheville team, whose 77 was the fourth best score.

Clifford Cavllt ranked first ninona the simon pure amateurs of th; niylhcvllte, team with a Hue 7S. Of the first, eight matches Bly- Ihcvlllc counted only four points and- failed lo score in the four closing matches. 13. C. M.

Buck, Leo Untzcn- fcli ami C. C. Chappell were the only Blytluvillc golfers lo swovp their matches for three points each. Results of the individual matches follow: Name Out In Total C. C.

Sccll 30 75 0 JOD Haltach 37 3G 73 2 SOON AS (IE PUT riii CAME ec, HE'LL EG AT WE i TO FIND A ItJMDER WHO Sets New Derby Record Paul Galloway CllfTori! Cavitt M. Phillips John Lent! L. K. Bowman C. H.

Baxter L. M. C. L. LinUcHieh 35 38 38 35 39 37 42 13 8-1 81 BJ n.

E. Bradley 38 H. L- Bannlslir 40 Dr. T. C.

McChirc 39 R. P. Kirshncr 43 LI. B. D.

Butfcr 42 B. A. Lynch 41 Monroe Robblns 33 H. T. Clllp 42 J.

V. Conrnn R. N. Ware, Jr. P.

M. Bobbins E. 13. Thomas 4441 43 43 C. D.

42 W. J. Pcll.ird ..41 Eddie Mai Ms C. M. Buck 45 40 If.

A. Trowbridgc 48 Byron Morse. 41 C. L. Malone Russell Phillip Win.

Mann C. n. Habcock Lee Bowman G. G. CivudtU Joe Matthews W.

T. Bnrnslt D. L. Fisher E. B.

Gee Jesse Miles 43 50 43 42 43 42 42 43 43 43 41 Judge G. E. Keck 42 W. L. Huters 43 Dr.

H. S. Davis 4J 40 45 41 39 W. H. Eikes JetT Holand C.

E. Brcntou Leo I.entzcntch J. Li. Brown Charlie Baker. Sam Gaslon 42 John Waterman 42 41 59 42 42 3t! 41 41 40 43 43 40 42 41 45 42 37 43 4G 46 41 41 41 42 41 42 4G 39 41 42 45 50 51 47 44 39 78 85 R4 70 60 U3 E4 8G 13 S4 82 SO 82 84 89 flS 93 89 84 84 83 85 0 0 0 0 0 I) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Miicks Going Sh'onsj, Yanks Grab Another; Grimes Reals Giants.

-H J-iXlJ Soiillirrn Biiniiiighain Little Rock Allanla New Orleans 0 Nashville Memphis Chattanooga Mcbilc w. 23 1G 1G 1G IB 15 in 13 83 0 P. H. Daniels Whit Goodman Al Wallhausen 48 C. C.

Chappell 48 41 47 48 41 44 41 45 39 44 41 62 84 03 91 92 77 83 89 RC 83 93 87 92 89 St. Louis New York i Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati I.raeiie W. American Philadelphia New York 0 I Washington 0 Detroit Cleveland 0 Chicago R. H. Wilson E.

E. Elkins G. O'Hara C. W. Vollmcr 49 45 04 55 56 111 41 49 Byron Bowm'an 47 L.

D. Chamblin 50 C- D. Matthews 41 Byrnie Morris 45 Totals 41 82 51 100 46 82 49 103 SI. Louis 15 15 14 12 13 10 10 I) W. 16 15 17 1G 12 11 11 7 I Pi-l Hie St.

l.miis Cardinals. National leaders, defeated the Im: New Giants at New Yoil: In the Ainr.rlcau ciriiil: the Athletics the frtMans a barr.i'/e of hits while the Ynnkcos kept in win over (ho Timers. I I Th: 1 C.in!s wen bilniid the hurling uf their pitcher, llurlr-iyh (irimes. 'til. 1 scon: was to I.

The lone Oiunt inn resulted from a homer by The victoiy was Grimes' fifth ar.d the.firs!- defeat for finiiKuns. Watins liit tv.o homers, and Martin otic apli'tv. Pittsburgh beat Ihe Boston Braves 5 to 3. Heinle Mcine liurtud good ball for Pittsburgh, fiibold ill-. Pirates av uy in tlio tirsl inninc; niK! they i slaved in front.

I 'I tie Cincinnati Keels hhe lircokhn 7 lo i Frey iviicved '(he Robins started a lite attack llnw decs and held them oir Hcils: swinjr fnr showered Liiqne and trrm minimi. I-'ollowiiv Athlrtirs him? uji (heir. for a i ninth straight victory on their yesterday, drive to a firm firip on the American top berth by Cleveland 15 tu 10 yesterday. The Indians yot Hi lilts and the A's 18 in the shr; fest. Simmons, i-'oxx.

Averill. 1-Vrrrll nnd Uorh- 1.1110 hit homers. wr.s (Iio losing pit- chcr and the winner. IVm-l! and Earnshay. were bailed jrom liie box.

Vanks Hit Hall The Yankees beat the Tij'crs before 33.000 fans at Detroit. The score. 8 to 5. The hard hUtlnj Ynnkics got 17 hits and OTJ I the Timers c.ct 14. but Sherirt route to win.

Ijickcy wl live hits in five times at bat. Tlie Washington Senators St I.ouis Browns a dcublc-hmdor nt St. Louis. The '('03 I Vy won tlie second Bailie to 2 MC.i cr lllc Browns copped th 1 first. Shanty Hojan nf the GianU lost a SfiO bet that, he would scale inidcr 225 when season slaitcil he welshed 226 Ray Cahhvell ami Cnrt Mays Flill are ptlchini; great hall In tire minors Several teams have been invited lo train in Los Angles next spring, ainont; llipni the Ciiants and Robins The winner of the National League batting championship lids year will not Ml.

AW, hnl somewhere nearer .372. Two of tin: lougiie.st pinch-hitters in the business nre Bib Faik of the Indians and Andy High ot the Cardinals Wcs 1'Vrrcll is OIK o( the best hit- tins pttrlicrs in Ihe leagues. barring Hnl McKain of the While Sox. who the apple for 410 In games Itust year the Sox ought to play McKain In the outfield when lie Isn't Hnffalocs 'Finish Slronp tci Will Over Blytheville Clnl) in I I Tlie niythrvlllr Red Sox fourth straight di'Ieal Sunday u-Hli the Mimetts revenue for a defeat Jid- mini.slercd weeks h'-f' 1 the Sox fell Into their losing liablt. The was 10 to 1 at in? rl jse of a hectic eleven inning lit, Haley Held before a fair-sixeil I crowd.

The Buffaloes showered Monk WiishL's hm-ling lor 17 hils while II. Smith, Mancltu twirler, let the Hlytlieville team down with nine in 11 lie truck out nine men. Despite (lie preponderance nf hilling on Ihn Monctle side the Sox made a name of it until the fatal eleventh and have fared forth into the column hut for mental ancl physical lapses in crucial moments. Tlie Hose made five errors and l-'rank. Tiuasher.

playing manager, caught off base. The locals started off as If they ins-ant to make up for their defeats of late. In Ihe initial slams, lliry coiuiled three runs when Young, running and Thrasher hit. safely in succession after Harris had reached first on a fielder's choice when I.cO.betlcr, who had walked was out at. second.

ed the souring in the lirst with oar run on one single. Oct Karly l.tail Blytheville added three more in Ihe third held a lo 1 lead. lYoimsi doubled. Fanning walked and crashed a double and Jenkins suit. Wanineloii went down lo end tlie The Buffaloes stampeded in thr fciirlh, scoring four runs on four hits and two errors.

With down F. Smith singled. Stotls was safe on Ledbetter's intone. Moore doubled, Markin singled. Smith followed suit and Wilchcr was safe when Ihe Butfalo out on a fielder's choice.

Wright struck out lo end the scoring. The Hose counted another run in the filth and held a 1 to 5 lead. singled and Jenkins push- ed him over with a double. Tlie scorn was tlie last for the Sox as Smith pitched better as the game progressed. The seventh turned out lucky for the visiting team and Ihe Bulfa: Ices tier! (lie score.

Tale walked. Jlethel singled. Smith singled and Slotls singled lor two runs. their hall of tile Hie Red Slock- ings wcnl out in order. Harris.

Young Funnins. heavy hitting curt of the tattim; order, struck out In succession. Tlie Hose got on? lone hit in the eighth and thai was the last for Hie locals. Neilher team coulci muster (he necessary punch until the Buffaloes broke up the game in Hi? eleventh with three runs. A home QTA DO by Suu'h with Gipson aboard (urncd the tide In fnvor of the visitors.

As an aftermath Markin singled ami scored on an error. Blytheville went- out in order in the eleventh. WV ru- one r-vrculn Hie back- i irun siujt? up proper address iron shot which I gave I olli-r this advice 0:1 516 IV I. .750 SCO 533 ln Tllli 6EIOE SABAZEM AT TKe CF tHE. LOMtr SHOT.

HAS PlVOt KOf TO LIFT LEFT HEEL cr-f Blylhevilie Lcdbctlev ss Harris Ib Young If Fanning Thrnshcr cf Jenkins Warrington 3b Abernalhy rf Wright P.ox Srorc AB. 5 5 5 Totals Monet In Wltchcr Talc ss-3b Bethel cf Gipson rf Smith. F. Ib-ss ftotts 3b-2b Moore 2b i Markin It Smith, H. 40 AB.

4 4 fi 5 6 5 5 Kentucky reccru v.hich had remained since Old Rosebud 1111113 up the mark 2-5 in, 19M fell beneath the nyiiis hunts ot Twenty UrniHl. t.irarit.s who came tlnoii-li in such iianrt style y.itiirtlay at Churchill Downs. Twenty Grand ran the miie and uiiartcr In 2:01 4-S fc-r a new The victc.iv netted Ivs owner $48.725. Tveinv Graad was ridden by Charl" 'Ihe liorw ia of I IK- ttables of Mrs Payne Whitney." MISS. COUNTY l.FAnur: Barons Win and Frav- niH-ci Lilies Promiw Ekron Ilolbert Yarbro Hightsiver W.

L. elevs in for Runnei'-Up Posihon. i Little River IlermonJale It's an old. old always be truc- ycslenby and it's --tile gr.n:e. war-! ll-e Pet l.dlfl .500 .500 .510 .500 .500 .003 Lutes ancl Hightowcr in Jronl of pack hi the Mi, is.

County cdise y. and at tlie close ol tho were leading the. loop with I wo victories cadi. Three olhirchiv. the icasue which cliMii when (he league la't Smithy went down in defe.it.' Tlie lopsided scores wiiu-h predominated in tlie initial (p.ues ui the season were yesicnluy and tlie results of the Sunday Indicated (hat teams in baguc were well Lute.s was foierd to work lime to brat Hie visitirisj Yarbro ai'- Biegaikm.

The (jamc v.vut 11 in- Ixifore the home hnys pirh- ecl across the winning comitei-. Tlie scora was 8 to 7. Lutes slarteil nil in the lead, counting- four runs in the and Yarbro's niisih lulling rally tied liie count nt sever, all. Lutes, Lutes Quails were batteries for and Hunch. Thompson and Mnllim for Yarbr Land kept its record clean by beating Holbert, at Promise Land.

The score of the welt- played and close game was 8 to G. Little River and honked up in-a hard (jiiim; at Lillle River with lh; home team triumphing. The score was 10 lo 9. Ekron and Burdttle battled for 10 innings -at Burdette until Sexton hroke up game" in extra imiliiij with a home run. The was 8 to 7.

Batteries for Ekron, and Kimiinglum; niirdeUe Quallis, Talc and A. Qunllis. Ekron' will the game because of the alleged ineliglbility of a liur- delte player, it is Hlglitmverjdefeated Dell, 9 to 7 at Highton-cr in a hotly contesl-l ins rusty. Talk is cheap (hr manager is out there- on second base, bul when he's sitting besisl: rsvv i. it war rnri'ntilir; an-'' players, cute conversalion be-i Alemoliis comes costly.

The clubhouse i The Little I I he Cubs ensemble will hnvo Read Courier News want ads. Rock Pclis juriiprd inlo sn-oirl jset. in (heir critical chatter in thf Hai(, is mv own quaint hunch that the Cubs will clo lietter with him on the bench than on base. Ccdfrey on tlie Mai. One of the recent additions lo the the three- rr.c'e for th? i privacy of the hotel rr.om.

Th nmuer-iip ijah is still a fine bail player, but Tl-e Uarons behind effective pilehiii of Riv and through of tile CliirknsT-vs. The (heir share ef but the Btvoni cut them oil by some sharp at the crucial n'ouenls. Hul-jlicsm ranks who is not a ol- Beck was! uinn is Feab S. Wilhnms You I may have heard of him under Uie name of Goiifrey. Certain wrcslling inon sny ihat George can't wrestle a lick but.

that tlie v.r-^lcn don't care much for his boistfrous- cf the Clucks losing The Pebbles teat the. Atlanta with Moan, lefty, limiting tn hit- and shuttiiiB tlieiu out, 3 to 0. The Travclei-5 tl-elr hits with I At any rate. George is Cracker errors to win. llcarn was lo filler about in tlicre ivit'n Sianii- tlio losing bnrler.

Mobile Marines beat lhe: Ch.iltanooKa 5 lo Marine cotnblnrd som? nnd Lookout errors for their win. Owens was the anJ Grillilh losinq hurler. The New Orleans Pelicans teal tlie Nashville Vols. 3 to 3, Now Orleans. Tlie I'cls 14 hits and used them while the Vols touched Umicrhilt for bu! five bin-jies.

Un- dertiill further Vjy a iuuisr ns dirt Cicero cf Hie Vois. I(lll i soon 5' our one of these days If 'lon't Ir.uuhv at, that "i 1 "3t be cracked. RITZ THEATER Sunday and Monday ALL NIGHT LONG ir.miblcd in vain! lu- relumed to A groat roof Avtluir GAMES TODAY Southern I.rasuc Birmingham at MemphU. New Orleans at Chattanooga Atlanta at Lillle Rock. Mobile nt Nashville.

American Ix-ague Boston nt Chicago. Waflilngton at St. Ixiuis. New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland. liurlcr tn Ihe first ranie and Brown in (lie second.

Ooslin, Manur.h. West, nnd lllncge hH homers. The Chicago Wlsilc Sox won an exciting game by brntinir. the mailer of bringine (hi ton Sox in the ninth InniiK- 2 tj the top of the backs.Mii-r 1. The hurling duel 'u Unnir kind of a shol Thomas of the White rani Gnslon of (lie tied Tin- lied (he couni in ninth niul th? Sox after Wiley Moore Garton.

27 37 Tlie oldest investment world is Ihe real-estate i 2ICO in the Catching Fish By Electricity KILLS LARGEST HATTI.EK I 011 mcrlgnpe. wliile tlie great CLARKSDALE, Miss. banking houses of family, founded about largest rattlesnake several years was killed found here in on farm of Henry Fontaine, it measured six feet long, inches nround, had 16 rattles and weired tlie gQQ C. invested large sums in on both city and farm prop- crtv. Corner News wnnt UOSWEl.L.

New Mexico. Tons of carp, shad. am! her undesirable of are. L'chiT talirn fioin i 10:15 wires, to which nr? at- i lached copper p'atcs at revernl ferl. are placed ih" 1 i pr: titular waters HHS- I are knewn to and 11-1 veils of electricity then are The fish are n.ay eas.ity bo takrn from iho wait 1 clubhcad should be inrk clixso to the ground Iho left hand in control and cl to (lie body.

The left knee dip stig'ntly toward the b3l! but enough to lift (he left hell, should be kep tctose to throughout the entire swine. N'o diflcrcut than a left arm remain with the right arm tucked in to (ho body. Totals 47 10 17 3 By I Xfonette 100 400 200 I Bly'vllle 303 010 000 i Summary: Two base Thrasher. Jenkins 2. Mo.ire.

I Young. Three i Home rnn-l- 1 Smith. phy --Wright to to Harris. Base I'll Smith four, off Wright Struck nut--Smith nine, by Wright lour. M.ukT.

Mariir, Merits. Om- good friend Gnnlon of the Record, proh- ably Is th? lasl in the ivirld i he suspected oJ naivete, whatev- er (hat means. But the dav. i wlieu tidings were in Mnckiy'ii shell-lik? e.irs to tlie ef- fci't that Max on his recent tour of this iancl of Ih? free, to rhlmsell and company 472.000. Mister Mickay n.imo rig'nl nj) with this one: "My, niv.

what a lot of marks in til is country!" I3y Hie same token, the pule for t'nbl in Cleveland Jnlv 3 micht be "vjiecti 1 to rtllect no sipns nt all of the current financial rcaciinslriont. Marks being that easy, and Ramon WARRO with IIKRSIIOLT C. AUF.REY SMITH directed by JACQUESFKYDRR 1'sclcss r.arc^ms. year Branrh Rickey of tre Cnrdiuil" (or ivrr: it Slv Sam Broa- deni a. systeui of moving Moivlay's a day forward ancl civi" the fickle fans of St.

Sun.lay doublc-hcariers. This nrobablv riolivnlcrt by ith'; of the pl.in. Brrwrj are dolns the same to Holly WOOd B-: there Is this difference: 'he Card'mls nre champions and PARTS. France. (UP) Mile ths Browns Krass-ne.

youngest SI. I.o:iis fans ter of the former leader of v.lnt thcv are. aivl tiawbill Soviet Russia foreign It if. is It illogical to a contract, to EO to Holly- Ismpert tint a Sunday cloubic-licid- I mt "SI'in I TtlvH Soviet Actress Sunday and Monday Lock Al Her! Su-ect anil adorable mi the selfish ami. rrlrntlrss in niR LrLiuly w'ho (he Same nf Invc unfairly! Sro what it takes to wake 'cm up! TOMOKKOW: How do yon to play a part in a film 1 at 81.

Ifiis in which Browns the Russian revolution. would favored by 1 Alter (ho death of M. Ki.ir.sli-.j (he a riii7l-i ili7' LMU IIU.MI', Ilalihrd i Ill of a h.ili,- was brought licro by J. Wlhirrraiitli. nf i Tenn.

The cgs Is two tl and one Inch iii ri.i ii.e head. ryes. body, luc-; of a chicken are wiilov. and her tw.i rli-l r.r.t to Inrk to Russia and Kattla, now 21. was educated at Camkrlcl e.

-She is slim and a rame.en Sunday wonlj draw? On I Hi. 11 theory 1 Browns two fMrifs is twice as excruc 1 rs th'-ni In r.uc? i oh well, let's not V3t; on it I now. noufii sma-slnnir slory of tlie jr i I couldn't be ponil. In the cast: Conraii Nagcl. Siil- ney num- phrcy Bogarl, Z.isn Titts.

I'rcsrntcd by CAFtt. I.AKMMI.F, Dlreoteil by llotart Henley by Cnrl I.ieminlc, Jr- TIIIEVI'-S KINK IM' CASH Tlie Rajah's I.rRS. MOMUOK. La. itll')- Burgl.us cue of Rogers Horns- nho rlfied a safe and c.uli recis- ty's last pnir of lens Ins I tr-r in a store hero "rann laken from (he cash iislcr before leaving Ihe slore.

(he Mraln of tile b.v=rt>.ili res- the on iC.il> bench arc in daiiu-cr of lucoin- III, l.i Dix. Coininsr. "SH Kuljt. MnnlKciiiiiTv.