The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 14

THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1933. FOURTEEN American League Race Tightens as White Sox Win and Yankees Meet Defeat DEADLINE FOR BELIEVE IT OR NOT iU ---By Ripley PHILLIES ROUT State Gives Support To Saving Wild Life Legislative Measures Passed Are Beneficial, Says Council Chairman. BRAVES, 6 TO 5, IN 12 INNINGS SCHOOL TRACK MEET JESTODAY CLEVELAND IS NOSED OUT BY CHICAGO, 5-4 Washington Trims New York in Slugging Match By 11 to 10 Score; University Preparing For Hubbell Blanks Brooklyn Menaced by more than 50 Dronosed measures, many of them considered 4 10 ana Allows Only 'Four Hits. PHILADELPHIA. Anril Hundreds of Visitors To Annual Event.

NORMAN, April 4. (Special.) klahoma's hishschool Olympic, the renty-nlnth iuterscholastic meet will of the "destructive" type, as the session opened, Oklahoma wild life emerged from the fourteenth legislature In better shape than it entered, A. C. Hirsch-ficld. chairman of the Oklahoma wild life council, said Monday.

While some of the proposed lceis--5 lation was greatly to be desired, he said sportsmen were willing to post RICE SCORES be Just as colorful and the competition Just as keen as ever, but attend- CHICAGO. April 2-1 Chicago's White Sox bnke up a ninth inning rally by Cleveland Monday to win, 5 to 4, and sweep the three-game scries. Coupled with the New York rankces" defeat by Washington, the victory put the Sox In a won-and-lost tic with the Yanks lor the Ameri pone such efforts until more propitious times, rather than risk the pitfalls of general game and fish Pinch-Hlttcr Ai Todd broke up a 12-innlne; ball game Monday with a single with the bases loaded, bringing home the run that gave the Phillies a 6-to-5 rictory over the Braves from Boston. The hit followed Hal Lee's double, a walk to Spud Davis, Mickey Finn's sacrifice bunt and another free pass issued to Jackie Warner. marks are likely to slump for veek-end's carnival of events, ac legislation at a time when conservative cording to advance indications.

Entries from fewer than BO hlffh- memDers 01 tne legislature necaea 10 concentrate their activities on economic readjustment. KNOCK OUT IN SIXTH ROUND can league leadership, although they lUll trailed by percentage points. Vic Frasler had the better of Wes -me outstanding conservation ac-impliahmento of the aesalon which Ferrei. ended last Saturday touched both hunting and fishing. schools' had been received Monday afternoon by Prof.

G. G. Tappan of the University of Oklahoma, director of the meet. Deadline tor entries will be Tuesday noon, Tappan declared. The total team entry list soared to 165 last year.

However, most of the blanks are expected to arrive Tuesday morning according to instructions, Tappan said. Hatchery Project Expanded The first senate bill nassed and Homers by cnuck Klein in the fifth his first of the season and by Shanty Hogan. in the sixth, were tea- Sharing honors with Todd In the Phils' fourth victory out of nine times on the field this season, was Frank Pearce, rookie hurler, who was credited with his second win, both coming in relief roles. Monday he came In in the tenth after John Berly retired for Jesse James Loses Fight; Paris Given Decision Over Kid Pancho. signed by the governor after the per diem and mileage appropriation measures was that transferring the old Darlington home property to the state game and fish department for use as Class Interest High I Nevertheless, plans were coiner for Joe Rice, the slugging streetcar an from Fcrt Worth, continued his wn without a hit in the thi! game propagation xarm.

Immediately after this bin became march toward local heavyweight hon ward for entertaining thousands of state highschool pupils from all corners of Oklahoma who will troop into Norman to be recognized and rewarded for their superior athletic ability. ors witn a six round knockout of Jesse James, of Wewoka, in the main event of Promoter Lou Cutler's boxing card at the Publlo Market Gar- nlngs he faced the Hub city Tribe. The Phils went into the ninth trail-ing 5 to 4. Harry McCurdy walked, and Brlckell went out to run for him. Chick Fullis's bunt and Dick BartoU's double brought home the counter that sent the contest into extra Innings.

law, the game and fish commission began expansion of the quail hatchery project started there last year in collaboration with the Oklahoma Quail Propagating association. The other, major legislative act dealing with the out of doors, was that providing for building a mam- Unusual interest in class baseball aen Monday nignt. and track and junior high events is P' HSRBik llK. Jfift A MENNONITE CEMETERY T0 IN WE PRESIDENTIAL 'BHraV 1 LAST 3 PRESIDENTS SANDWICH 5f Wy IN KENT, gng. MARRIED HIS' lOtb WIFE WHO WAS ONLY 16 pujs jtLi thru nose Expt.naiion of Cartoon jrvBUiere In Inrre nmb an 4 on acquitted as a result of his (treat K'nr J.

8trane "KinK of Zlori" and issumtd relay now- bullet flredat an auaMln and sm. but (jmVSnd 1847 rtw nLo're iUfcrruiw frllsroyal SlY" Spring Prairie Unmarketl srav8 8t p.ccusan; Mormons began vo was" trle'fiTDetrol" butai 1 Tomorrow: The Soul of 'the Confederacy The giant Wewokan was down for le count of seven in the fifth from aranvb 5 0 3 5 indicated Dy tne unusually large number of entrants already made in comparison with the class A participants. Class has 16 track teams a body blow and went out early in the sixth from a cond blow to the Oklahoma. Predatory Animal Control A third, of lesser import, was 'chang and six Baseball squads already entered, while 11 Junior hinh track ASH 1 GTON "awV 24 .1 M.h Rice was the aggressor throughout. but James was holding him about ing the law dealing with co-oneratlvc ic early rounds with superior predatory animal control to insist that crews have their names in for honors.

Both Anadarko, class runner-up, and Horace Mann of Ada, junior second-place winners, have Indicated that they will be after first place this boxing: At the close of the third Rico had begun to draw away from the Oklahoman and scored heavily in the Grabci'j Tod" the United States biological survey, match Oklahoma's appropriation, dollar for dollar. Fifteen thousand dollars of state game and fish department funds were appropriated for the ensuing blennlum beginning July 1. 1hmuch lnK pushing down Jcol. KRup Chief Paris, the arile Bartlesville Entries Are Limited atted for Botta tweli Indian, found the going touch in his Pointing out that -unlimited participation slows un events and is too The new law also specifies that the -operative control leader provide the ix-round bout with Kid Pancho, th veteran, but won the decision of Ref-iree Buck McClaln. Pancho's friends ereeted the de- state game ana nsn warden witn an hard a strain on contestants, officials have announced that no son will be allowed to enter itemized statement 01.

au expenditures quarterly. Under the old agreement, it was than three track events or four field events. The five -schools which have ican immediately challenged Paris for BM'on .....110 003 000 000-5 Summary 0581 tg)l, run.klelntnHoca'n.Stoleti biTse1' charged that "Oklahoma paid the freight and Uncle Sam ran the show won the largest number of points in the last four meets will be automat suit 1 ically placed in class A competition. Tom Shook, youthful Oklahoma City Under the new law. a new contract Schools with teams entered Mon must be entered into between the federal board and the state game and fish department, and Oklahoma con-servaUon leaders propose to see that Oklahoma has something to say about weuer, jook ciumsy, DUt tne younger city youth was able 'to hold the bout even in the six-round semi-final.

Danny O'Brien, weighing only 132 pounds, took all that Herman Wool-ridge, Shawnee punching welter had losing a game fight. O'Brien replaced Jack Kennedy, Los Angeles, originally I. now trus money is spent. tyke FORM Burbank. Empire Nof 2lrrGrahi TULANE'S NET TEAM 'FIRED1 Epsom Downs Race mond Cook and Jimmy Hatfieid.

twe Oklahoma City youths, drew again in CHAKT tcher. ntwelL Hubbell Invincible NEW YORK. April 24. With Carl Odds Are Posted xour rounds or active battling. Breaking Training Rules, 2 Muskogee Track LONDON.

April 24. IP) The first callover Monday of betting odds for Coach Explains. the derby, to be run May 31 at Ep Homfr' som Downs, showed Lord Woolavlng- 5 .615 TIGERS SWEEP BROWNSERIES Detroit Wins Third Game By Score of 4 to 3. DETROIT. April 24.

P) The Detroit Tigers Monday turned in their third consecutive victory over the St. Louis Browns, 4 to 3, making a clean sweep of the series here. Cart Fischer, pitching his first game for the Bengals, allowed half a dozen hits in 8 innings- With one run in, two men out and two on bases in the ninth. Fischer was relieved by Hogsett, who fielded the second ball he pitched and outran West to flrstbase, ending Si Houston Galveston NEW ORLEANS. April .7 5 .583 Aces Win 15 Points MUSKOGEE, April 24.

(Special) Muskogee's two-man track team es 10ns coit ManuoDa a lUKewarm orlte at odds of 10'2 to 1. The odds announced Monday Dallas 7 Beaumont 6 6 "fired" off Tulane's tennis tearr Monday by Mercer Beasley, coach, be Fort Worth 7 6 .538 cause oi Dreascine train ner regula Connor Nine Loses tablished some kind of a record last Saturday at the four state track and field meet held Miami, when they expected to undergo a sharp revision after the running of the 2,000 guineas on Wednesday. Manitoba also is the favorite for tions on the eve of the match with Oklahoma City 5 Rice Institute last Saturday when San Antonio 6 scored a total oi 15 points to win To Bacone Indians the 2.000 guineas, run over a mile course as contrasted to the mile and Eddie Sutter. No. 1 nlaver.

Kendall TL 2 2 Leslie Skiatook with a full team nosed Cram. No. 2. and Dick Hasnel. a naif derby route.

His price MUSKOGEE, April 24. (Special) ordered off of the training 85 to 20. Hvnerlon was ouoted at Muskogee out by two points to taki third place. Twenty-five teams were entered. Muskoeee was represented The Bacone Indians combined both Monday afternoon by the coach, 100 to 9 in the derby book.

Scarlet heavy hitting and steady pltchine Tiger 100 to 8 and statesman and Louis Swanson and James Stevenson. Shaute ed to play in the final win their opening baseball game of the 1933 season last week from the Connor Agricultural, school nine, 14 of the season Saturday with Alabama. Ab ro i 1-5 Lochlel 100 to 7 against. Jackson, Mathews team built around Charles Hume, No. o'Sfh'rns Southern Assn.

3 player, who will be captain. Harr- tlattcd for Mungo'm 'eighth. the best De Bueys, Aston Phelps and Joe Duval will comprise the remainder the team. It will be Duval's first ap and holding them to eight hits. The City 7 6 1 6 I440 Held Even at Tulsa TULSA, April 24.

Two local amateurs, Logan L. Van Zandt and John winters, held Paul Jackson and vwo teams meet again rnaay Bacone diamond. pearance in play. Beasley's action, came after" his showing against Rice, due. Octavia Wants Ball Games OOTAVIA.

April 24. (Sneclal) N.Orlean 0 Rotlt 3 9 doe Mathews or Kansas City, the lat New Orleans 100 101 1004 13 Kncxvuio 200 000 002 10 Battrles Perrln and Autry; Hulvey ar NaScoreieby lnninis: mg ghVoTto" andOIBakerrHu2ei Chattanooga" MernpSia P0Srtponealn' The Octavia Independents are ready ter a pro, all even in a best ball the night before. exnioition matcn at Tuisa Country Hubbfell. Ryan and Terry. Left oi 1." StSfV sutter is a brother of Clifford teams and would like to tret dates to i O'lWatwood 1 0 0 Suttr of the Davis Cup team, and be played here or elsewhere.

For dates medal on the par 71 course. A lery of about 75 followed. write tan jonnsion, octavia, Okla. isEafoclclniafin0p on Thrybaie bit. Reynolds.

Saefllle. I TWO DERBY FILLIES ARE GIVEN WORKOUT At Top and Technique Run On Slow Track. LOUISVILLE. Kv Anril 94 1 Pi- IS YOUR Lieut, Lord Wins tumpf. Seeds.

Hodar. Cross Country Ride FT. SILL. April 24. (Special) Only two derby candidates had workouts at Churchill Downs Monday morning, both fillies.

Shandon farm's At Top went the full derby route over a slow track in 2:14 and finished pulling up. Running with North Mill, also a dorby eligible but unlikely starter. At; Top sas national guard, Hutchinson', Kan. i Alexander. Lett was the winner in the 10-mile point graduation week for the national guard and reserve officers class which UPPER LIP HARD TO SHAVE? three-quarters in 1:15.

mile in 1:43 3-5. mile and eighth in 1:57 3-5. North Mill was outrun and halted has Just completed a three course at the field artillery The other workout was that of Lieut. L. T.

Morris, 118th F. Technique, owne-' by Hal Price Head- 5ff 8t washlnswn, Philadelphia at Boston. cf 2.ua Rl Georgia national guard, 128A Aber ley. The filly worked a mile under corn, street. Savannah.

placed wraps In 1:44 3-5. When Techninu secona wniie uieuts. oeoree o. Risen. Washington, and worked, the tracks was fast, but a rain Stoner Released By Tulsa Oilers TULSA, April 24.

Lil Stoner Tod. Technlaue neeotlfw? Ivi.0 14th street. Oklahoma City, tied for and 1:44 3-5. village Vamp worked at the rate of :24 35. :50 1.5.

1:16 3-5 "lira piace. ine requirement oi tne ride was that the course be ridden at an average rate of 10 miles per hour leased outright Monday by' the Tulsa wun xeenruque au tne way. Central Oklahoma Teachers 5, Oklahoma basis of those who made the ride Harry Brecheen of Ada and John nearest to tne specified time or Bi Six Hit Panhandle A and M. 5. 5outhw Tears frequently spring to my eyes when shave my upper lip." This is what one man told us before he tried die double-edge Probak blade.

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Net Stars Advance Jimmy Foxx, with a perfect day at bat, slugged his way to the top of the Muskogee in Tennis In Homestead Play AMERICAN Ussociation ond place in the, major leagues' Big Six Monday. The 1932 homerun cham MtJSKOGEB, April 24. (Special) pion pounded out his third homer of HOT SPRINGS, Va, April 24. ff Seeded player had little difficulty tne season, tnree doubles and a single to boost his average to .436. Lou iBuiniuan oeieaiea tne Muskogee Central High school in their opening tennis matches played here last week.

The final count was five matches to advancing to the second, round of the annual Horns tead tennis tournament here Monday. Gehrig also moved into the select circle." ousting Sam West of the Browns as he connected twice in four times ftt bat for an averaec of .384 Seeded players were: No. 1. Francis PROBAK BLADES X. Shields.

New York: No. 2, Lestei Tahlequah gained its margin of victory in spite of the defeat of its act singles representative, Vance Mc- Stoefen, Los Angeles: No. 3. Marcel Ralnviiie, Canadian cup player. No.

Johnny Frederick failed to get a hit off Carl HubbeU but held his position at the top of the sextet. ..7 .333 4, Jsamuei s. unpin pmiawjpnia; No. 5, Eddie Jacobs, Baltimore: No. Spadden who lost to Harrison Humphries.

The only other -MusKo-gee victory; was gained easily by H. Pool who defeated Keith Holland in straight sets without loss of a single FOR GILLETTE RAZORS 6. Alesc Keiles. BalUmore; No. 7, Charles Lockett, Pittsburgh: No.

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