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AT of 16th green at the Colonial dub, Worth, Tex, where National Open golfers shoot It out for championship. DUSTING Reiser, Dodder outfielder, slides across plate safely as Catcher Harry Panning of Giants seeks the battel. VANDER MEER GRANTS ONE HIT AS CINCINNATI WINS 1DDIB MEW YORK, (The Special News 41 are ttoe price on Whirlaway wiU drop to 1-10 before the Belmont Stakes post time today Bobby Feller personally has picked Jim Steck, football and basketball star, as the first recipient of his $100 cash scholarship for sophomores at Morningside College, Sioux City Iowa Henry Armstrong isn't looking to get fat on the new wine that carries his picture on the bottle. Henry'8 cut is one thin dime for each case sold Belief grows here Arthur Donovan will be no nearer the Conn-Louis fight than the ringside. sjc i'ji TODAY'S GUEST STAR: Frank.

Grayson, Cincinnati Times-Star: "President Stoneham of the Giants should purchase a new record of the National Anthem The one played over the loud-speaker before every game sounds like it is overcome with patriotic emotion." jjtf sjc TABLOID SPORTS PAGE: Ken Remsler of the Pine Plains (N. High school has ruled three no-hit games this season His coach says: "I hope the boy will grow up next season and really be a pitcher." Oops! John A. Heydler, former president of the National League, looking fit as a fiddle, is putting in pleasant afternoons attending games around the circuit. BOUNCING ABOUT: Every time Mary Hardwick, the English net star who is playing benefit matches for i the folks back home, signs her she scribbles underneath "There Will Always Be An England" Johnny Paychek has been honorably discharged from the Army because of physical disability. two Negro teams playing a night game before a disappointing gallery at Shreveport, wound up in a tie at the end of the ninth, the umpire announced, "This game is called on account of the electric light bill." Which will do until a better reason comes along.

NAMES IS STILL NAMES: The star broad jumper of the Altoona, (Pa.) High school team this spring was a lad named Hopper. H. D. PLAYERS SCORE CITY LOOP WIN LAST WIGHT George Hehl And Johnny Holz hauser Star; I. A.

B. Club Loses, 4-3. Hinde Dauch softballers turned back the I. A. B.

Club last night in a City League tilt at Huron Park 4 to 3. George Hehl twirled five-hit ball ifor the win rers. For the H. D. team, Johnny Holzhauser had two for two at bat and drove in three runs.

Geno Balconi's homer accounted for two J. A. scores. The game was hitless until the fifth. Grathwol singled and Hehl doubled- Holzhauser then doubled to score both men, and scored himself when Balconl threw wildly to second.

Holzhauser again drove in a tally in the seventh with a single after Grathwol was safe on Glen wright's error- I. A- B. got two in the fifth when Balconl homered after Hemrick's single. They added their last run in the eighth. Silvani singled and stole second- Blancke then laced out a single to score him.

Holstine then walked and it looked like a rally was on, but Holstine was called out for leaving the base too soon Wagner Snags 'Em Wagner's catch of Larizza'a drive In the eighth was one of the best of the season. Monday night the Sandusky Foundry and Machine Co. plays Demma's Cafe. HINDE DAUCH AB A Mainzer, cf 2 0 0 Stlewe, Is 3 0 0 4 Wagner, rf 4 Wright, lb 4 Hoffman, If 4 Southpaw Blanks Phillies In Night Game, 7 to Tigers Defeat Senators KIRKSEY NEW YORK, no-hit Hall of Fame continues to beckon to Johnny Van'ier Meer. The Cincinnati Reds southpaw, who pitched two consecutive no-hit games in 1938, came within, an infield hit of another last night.

Blanking the Phillies, 7-0, before 7,044 fans at Shibe Park, Philadelphia, last night, the only hit Vander Meer gave up was a single in the second by Danny Litwhiler. The ball wa3 hit well and shortstop Eddie Joost, although he reached it, couldn't hold it. The ball rolled out three feet away and Joost was unable to make record for pitcher assistSl ma king 11 in the nightcap. Elbie row. The only other man to get on was walked.

Vander Meer struck out 12, giving him 74 strikeouts and the league lead. It was Vander Meer's fifth victory and his second shutout. Vander Meer had pitched 12 consecutive hitless innings earlier this year, but the stretch did not include nine innings in one game. He hurled hitless ball the six innings against the Cubs April 22 and in his next start four days I later pitched another six innings without allowing a hit. Dodgers Retain Lead The Dodgers retained their half- game lead over the Cards by winning from the Cubs, 4-1, before 32,061 last night at Ebberts Field.

Kirby Higbe pitched a five-hitter and scored his sixth victory. With Lon Warneke hurling a six-hitter the Cardinals beat the Braves, 3-1. It was "Long Lon's" sixth victory. Manuel Salvo was the loser. The Pirates swept a twin bill with the Giants, 5-4 and 4-3, with Max Butcher and Rip Sewell winning.

Bill McGee suffered his fifth straight loss in the opener. Sewell set a new National League C. Bloker, ra Grathwol, 3b Hehl. 4 i Holzhauser. 2b 2 Aten, 3 W.

Bloker, 3b 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 Totals 34 I. A. B. CLUB AB Silvani, 2 Blancke, cf 4 Larizza. 4 Holstine.

8b 2 Glenwright. lb 4 Ballard, rs 3 Hemrick, 4 Sani, 3b 3 Roth, rf 1 Winkler, 3 Balconl 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 7 27 4 2 A 2 4 2 4 7 5 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 3 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 2 0 Totals 32 3 5 27 9 Two base Hozhauser, Bloker. Home Double Silvani to Ballard. Base on Hehl 5. off Winkler 6.

Struck Hehl 3, by Winkler 3. and Friedman ADDITIONAL SPORT Fletcher tied the National League record for first baseman's putouts in the same game, with 21. Bob Feller pitched one of the YESTERDAY'S HERO Johnny Vander Meer, Reds' southpaw, who pitched a one- hit shutout in beating the Phillies, 7-0. ZION LUTHER TEN REGISTERS 10-4 LOOP TRIUMPH best games of his career and Cleveland shutout the Athletics, 2-0, increasing its American League lead to two games over the losing White Sox. Bullet Bob allowed only four hits, scoring his seventh straight victory and his 12th of the season.

It was the third game in Feller's major league career in which he didn't walk a man. Bill Beckman aUowed the Indians only eight hits. With Foxx, Tabor and Williams clouting homers, the Red Sox needed only six hits to beat the White Sox, 6-3, and move within one game of second place. It was Boston's sixth straight win. The Tigers spotted the Senators a three-run lead but came back to win, 11-8.

It was Detroit's first win over Washington this season and the Senators' 17th loss in the last 19 games. St. Stephen's Handed Defeat; Roesch, Zimmerman Get 3 Hits Each. St. Stephen's team bowed to Zion Luther League in the Church loop at Campbell diamond last night, 10 to 4.

Zion scored three runs in the first inning. Zimmerman singled and Mainzer was safe on an error. Ken Miller doubled Zimmerman home, Roesch's double sent both Mainzer and Miller across the plate Another run followed in the fourth MacElory singled and both Woodruff and Miller walked to load the bases- Zimmerman flied out and MacElory scampered home. Four runs wre registered by St- Stephen's in the fifth. Weldeman and fianzer both walked.

Temple singled Weideman home- KnaueV walked to load the sacks. Wyatt went to second on a single and fielder's choice, and both Panzer and Temple scored. Ebert singled Knauer home- Four runs were tallied by Zion in the fifth, regaining the lead- C. Roesch and Thiede both doubled. MacElory walked to load the bases.

Woodruff muffed the ball and Roesch scored- Miller flied out and Thiede tallied- Zimmerman's single tallied MacElory and Woodruff. Zion's final two runs came in the eighth. Kaufman and Ken Mil ler scored. ST STEPHEN'S AB Zimmerman, 3b 4 1 3 Mainser, Is 4 Kaufman, 5 K. Miller, If 4 C.

Roesch, lb 4 Thiede, rs 5 Bravard, 5 MacElory, cf 3 Woodruff, 2b 4 C. Miller, rf 2 L. Miller, rf 1 4 2 6 1 9 3 0 1 1 0 0 Totals 41 10 12 27 20 2 ZION LUTHER AB AE Temple, If 4 1 2 1 0 0 Knauer. 2 1 0 6 0 0 Wyatt, 3b 3 0 1 7 2 Ebert, lb 4 0 1 6 0 0 Deming, 2b 4 0 2 1 0 0 Reisterer, Is 4 0 1 0 4 3 Cassidy, 3 0 1 0 1 0 Stacey, rs 4 0 2 2 0 Weideman, rf 3 1 0 0 1 Panzer, cf 3 1 1 1 0 Totals 34 4 11 24 8 St. Stephen's 000 050 4 Zion IX 300 140 Two base Roesch 2, Thiede, Stacey, Cassidy.

Earned Stephen's 4, Zion Luther 7. Double to Ebert; Ebert, Reis terer, Wyatt to Reisterer; Zimmer man to Roesch. Base on Cassidy 6, off Bravard 6. Struck out Cassidy 4, by Bravard 6. Left on Stephen's 9, Zion Luth er 14.

Hits off Cassidy 12. off Bravard 11. Umpires Spetr and Swain. i. SANDUSKY HIGH Golfers Defeat Faculty, 11-5; Tom Schoepfle Is Medalist.

Blue Streak golfers handed their instructors an 11-5 setback at Plum Brook Country Club yesterday. For the winners, Tom Schoepfle was medalist with a 78, his best card cf the year. Scores: Sandusky High A. Warren 83 T. Hedges 88 T.

Schoep'e 78 Faculty J. Moore 91 W. Blough 87 W. Glenw't 103 SWINGING IN THE RAIN AT NATIONAL OPEN Twenty-Six Baseball Clubs Go Into Action Tomorrow There were plenty cf umbrellas among the spectators at the National Open tourney in Fort Worth, and plenty of soggy greens for players to putt on. But Sammy Snead, here sinking a birdie on the ninth as Lloyd Mangrum looks on, managed to place among the low scorers at end of second day's play with a 144 for 36 Telephoto.

CITY LOAN PLAYS FREM0NTERS IN LEAGUE SUNDAY Northern Ohio Tilt Is Slated For Soldiers' Home Diamond. The city Loan nine will play its fourth Northern Ohio League tilt Sunday, meeting the strong Fremont White Plumbers at the Soldiers Home diamond. This will be the iioanmen's last home game at the local diamond for the balance of the month as the Soldiers' Home team will return from the to play a series of circuit tUts- Dod White's Fremonters holds second place in the loop and come here to avenge last year's defeat by the couple seasons the Loanmen team, formerly the Clover Leaf Dairy, proved a jinx on the Soldiers' Home diamond for the White Plumbers. Manager Carl Bloker announced his prDbuble starting lineup as follows: Maschari, 3b; Wicker, ss; Stahl, 2b; Krueger, lb; Reidy, cf; Maus Wayne Reardon, rf; Tigges, If; Speer, ss or 2b, with Eeelzer, Thompson or C. Dahm on the mound and Wayne Bloger or Gene Reardon receiving.

The game will start at 2:30 o'clock. Major League Leaders (By The Associated Press.) AMERICAN Boston, .436. Di Maggio, Boston, 45. Runs batted Detroit, 46. Chapman, Philadelphia, Cramer and Travis, Washington, 66.

Boudreau, Cleveland, Cronin, Boston, and Chapman, Philadelphia, 17. Washington. Home Detorit, 13. Stolen Washington, Cleveland, 12- Feller Takes 12th, 2 To 2-Game Lead CLEVELAND, golden goal of 30 victories for Bob Feller this season is no hollow dream but Cleveland pennant hopes may be unless some other Indian hurler strikes winning form pronto. Golden Boy Feller hung up his 12th triumph of the year as he blanked the troublesome Philadelphia Athletics on four hits yesterday by a score of 2 to 0.

The ex-Iowa farm toiler has reached such greatness that his pitching feats have become tine but it will be more to the point for Indian pennant aspirations what Jim Bagby, Al Milnar, Mel Harder or Al Smith can do against the A's over the weekend. The Indians unimpressive record for the last 12 games is eight defeats and four of the latter coming from the strong arm of Feller. Struck Out 11. He was at his best yesterday, striking out 11 and walking none for his fourth shutout of the year. His last strike out came in the ninth frame when he whiffed Bob Johnson with a runner on third base, the first and only one to reach that far station during the game.

Feller has fanned 101 for the Reason. Robert had to be good as the Indian attack was something short of terrific. The Tribe collected eight hits off Bill Beckman but only one of their two runs was earned. That came from a double by Jeff Heath and a single by Roy Weatherly. The victory stretched the Indian first place lead over second place Chicago to two games as the White Sox lost to Boston.

Bump Hadley was slated to pitch for Philadelphia against Bagby today. PHILADELPHIA Brancato, ss Miles, 1 Moses, rf McCoy, 2b Johnson, If 4 Seibert, lb 3 S. Chapman, cl 3 Hayes, 3 Suder, 3b 8 Beckman, 3 66 Survivors In National Open Today; Heavy Rains NATIONAL Brooklyn, .361 St. Louis, 39. Runs batted Chicago, 42.

St. Louis, 63. St. Louis, and Dailesandro, Chicago, 15. Boston, 6.

Home New York, 14. Stolen Cincinnati, 9. Warneke, St. Louis, 6-1. RED CAPS PLAY AKRON 4 Wakeman Red Caps play the Goodrich Local, No.

5 team of Akron at the Wakeman Park Sunday night. On Wednesday night, June 11, Sterling Merchants of Sterling, will invade the Wakeman Park for a game while Sun day night, June 15, Warren, Ohio Haroblers play a night tilt at AB A 3 0 0 1 4 0 1 0 0 1 12 0 4 1 1 1 1 0 0 Totals 31 0 4 21 12 for Brancato in 9th inning. CLEVELAND AB Boudreau, ss 4 1 Keltner, 3b 3 0 Walker, If 4 0 Heath, rf 4 1 Weatherly, cf 3 0 Trosky, lb 4 0 Mack, 2b 2 0 Hemsley, 40 2 13 Feller, 3 0 0 1 A 2 3 1 1 1 1 2 0 Totals 31 2 8 27 6 Philadelphia 00 0000 Cleveland 000 010 Runs batted Heath, Weatherly. Two base Boudreau, Hayes, Heath. Moses.

Stol en Mack. Left on 4 Cleveland 9. Bases on Beckman 2 Struck Feller 11. Rue and Stewart. Time 1:59.

Attendance (estimated) 8.000 (ladies' day). Peat's Drug Nine Plays Norwalk Moose Sunday Peat's Drug Store baseball nine of this city will meet at the ePat's Drug Store, formerly Lehrer's, on Wpst. Washington-st at 12:30 p. Sunday. All players are urged by Manager Bernie Scott to report, and a trip will be made to Norwalk Booster Park where the Drugs will play the Norwalk Moose at 2 o'clock.

FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Nova, 207 Oakland, knocked out Jim Robinson, 211, Philadelphia, (3) Gray Flynn heavyv eight, Louisville, and Jimmy Detroit, drew By JOSEPH F. HEARST COLONIAL CLUB, FORTH WORTH, Tex. men with a chance to win the National Open golf championship 66 hardy survivors of the worst weather to plague the 45-year-old out today to play their final 36 holes. From early morning until dusk yesterday these men, the best golfers in the world, pitted their skill and endurance against rain that fell in torrents, wind that carried balls off line and water that made wading pools of the greens and morasses of the fair ways. Lightning flashed andthun der rolled but it failed to unnerve the class of the field that originally numbered 163.

Twice the U. S. G. A. officials, who never have postponed a I round, had mercy on the drenched golfers and halted play.

Each time the rain slackened a little play was resumed. Because of the delay those who teed off late almost finished by candle light. In fact, two, one with an excellent chance to tie the leaders, stopped play after the 15th hole and will complete their round today. Leading the parade with 144 strokes each were the defending champion, Lawson Little, Denny Shute, the graying veteran from Chicago, Clayton Heafner of Linville, N. and Craig Wood of Mamaroneck, N.

the winner of the Augusta Masters tournament. Of the four, Wood had the best round, a one over par 71. Heafner went around in 72, Little took 73 strokes and Shute, the first day leader, needed 75. Snead Has Best Round While this quartet was forging into a one-stroke lead on the field, Slammin' Sammy Snead, the West Virginia clouter, shot the best round, an even par 33-35 that included five birdies and five bogeys. On holes where his tremendous wood drives might cause trouble he used an iron.

His round put him at 146, two strokes off the -SIX baseball clubs this vicinity will see action' Sunday afternoon, and three baseball leagues go into action. Every team in the city also is slated to play hardball on the local diamonds. At Soldiers' Home diamond, the Sandusky City Loan nine will clash with the Fremont White Plumbers nine in a Northern Ohio League tilt, while the other local team, the Soldiers' Home club will clash with the Bellevue Boosters at Greenwood Heights Park at Bellevue. The other Northern Ohio tilts are: Dorothy's Inn of York at Tiffin Mud Hens Park to play the Basic Refractories team of Maple Grove there, the U. S.

Gypsum club at MacMohan Field in Monroeville to play the Monroeville Grays. All games are booked for 2:30 o'clock. Game Slated Here At the East Battery Park dla mond, the Joppa Mud Hens will be guests of the Cedar Point 'Breakers," while Kaman Nite Club team will motor to Oberlin to play the James Point Club in Firelands League games. Other Firelands League are: Milan Boosters vs Olena Tigers at Olena, Marblehead Red Caps at La Grange, and Sandusky Independents at Grafton. All games start at 2:30.

In the Dual-co League, a doubleheader will be played at Schade Field. At 1 p. m. Monroeville Juniors meet Ace Lunch, and at 3:15 p. Hipp's Cut Rate Drugs oppose Venice Sluggers.

At Norwalk Booster Park, Sandusky Peat's Drugs will clash with the Norwalk Moose at 2 p. m. At the Rockwell diamond near Avery, the Standardsburg team will play Kimball at 2:30 p. m. 1 SOLDIERS' HOME MEETS BELLEVUE pace but in excellent position for a final day charge.

A shot behind the leaders were Dick Metz, the handsome Chicago professional, and Paul Runyan, the little fellow from White Plains, N. grouped with Snead at the 146-stroke mark were Johnny Bulla, Henry Ransom, Harold McSpaden, Herman Barrow and Byron Nelson, all profes sionals. Heafner once lifted his ball from the green to the frog hair, figuring a chip was safer than a putt. Others with a chance to close in on the leaders included: at 147, Gene Sarazen and Lloyd Mangrum; at 148 Horton Smith, Ed Dudley and Jim Ferrier, the big Australian who is the only foreign threat left; at 149, Vic Ghezzi and Harry Todd of Dallas, the low amateur; at Kaiser, Joe Zarhardt, Johnny Palmer and Gene Kunes. Today's play is at 36 holes and those who shot 156 or better are entered.

The winner will be determined by sundown. Soldiers' Home baseball dub play3 a Northern Ohio League game at Belltevuo Sunday. Improved. hitting has been paving the way for victories by the Home club in recent games. The Home team seeks its sixth win in eight starts.

Bellevue and York scored the two victories over the locals, the former taking the opening game from the Home. Richard "Red" Heinz will probably be on the mound for the Home team with "Hook" Thompson receiving. The lineup follows: Bnderle, cf; C. Enderle, rf; Thompson, KbUman, lb; Brown, If; Thomas fb; Wllk, 3b; Balconl, ss; and Heinb, p. How They Stand AMERICAN LEAGUE TWO MAIN-EVENTS FEATURED ON MAT CARD MONDAY Promoter Les Fishbaugh's double main-event wrestling card at Fisher's hall Monday night is expected to prove popular with fans.

For the feature match, Billy Rayburn is paired with Walter Miller. This is a return skirmish, and promises plenty of action. Raburn is one of those fast, scientific wrestlers, while Mililer turns to the rougher tactics. In a bout between such types of wrestlers, it usually proves interesting to watch the scientific performer out-smart the rougher opponent. The second main-event has Ali Pasha, Calcutta, India, meeting Bobby Castle of Kansas City, Mo.

There is reason to believe that this bout will develop into a rougn affair. Prelim opens the card at 8:30 m. Draft Questionnaire Arrives For Feller, May Get Call Sept. 1 LEVELAND, (UP) Bob Feller, the Cleveland Indians' and the American League ace pitcher, receives his draft questionnaire today and local selective service officials indicated that the strike-out king had an even chance of being called by Sept. 1 for army duty.

His questionnaire was mail- el yesterday as he won his 12th victory of the year against two defeats. Feller's order is 2,857 in a draft board that has 3,830 registrants. Order numbers of men to report for army induction by June 16-20 will reach order No. 1,644. It was reported previously that it was unlikely he would be called before the end of the baseball season.

Feller, 22, is unmarried and while his home is in Van Meter, Iowa, he registered in Cleveland. "I won't ask for deferment and only want the same treatment as everybody else," Feller said. "Everyone has to do his part." Club W. L. Pet.

20 603 20 574 19 558 New York 25 22 532 26 23 531 Philadelphia 25 23 511 29 356 Washington 16 33 327 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 0, Boston 6, Chicago 3. Detroit 11, Washington 8. Only games scheduled. SUNDAY'S GAMES Philadelphia at Cleveland dium, (two games). New York at St.

Louis games). Boston at Chicago. Washington at Detroit. Mark S. Hootman Is Winner Ohio Trapshoot COLUMBUS (UP) Age and tough hick dont mean a thing as handicaps tn the trapshooting nra- Mark 6, Hootman, 62-year-old marksman from HlcksvUle, shattered 98 of 1.00 targets yesterday, to capture the Ohio Handicap rrapshoct title In a field of ISO competitors.

Long an ace shooter good enough to win the Grand American Handicap in 1914, Hootman was injured adiy in an automoile accident 15 years ago and physicians said he probably never would be able to shoot in tournament competition again. But ho came back and won the Ohio 16-yard title and the Grand American Champion-of-Champions shoot in 1938 before grabbing the top state honors yesterday. He tied with George Bailie of Salem at 98 over the regular dis- tance but broke 21 to Bailie's 20 in a fihootoff. Mrs. H.

B. Rader, Jeffersonville, won the women's state handicap with a score of 91 out of 100 from 18 yards. C. T. Stevens, Columbus the professional title with 92 from 23 yards.

Joe Hiestand, HWsboro, shat-; tered 90 of 100 for the doubles laurels. Sta- (two NATIONAL LEAGUE Club W. L. Brooklyn 33 Pet. St.

Louis 33 New York 22 Cincinnati 22 Chicago 19 Pittsburgh 17 Boston 15 Philadelphia 14 13 14 21 25 24 22 26 30 717 702 512 468 442 436 366 318 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Pittsburgh 5-4, New York 4-3. St. Louis 3, Boston 1. Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 0 (night game). Brooklyn 4, Chicago 1 (night game).

SUNDAY'S GAMES Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (two games). St. Louis at New York (two games). Chicago, at Boston (two games) MONDAY'S GAMES Same schedule, single games).

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION SAILING CLUB Starting times for the Sandusky Sailing Club races Sunday, follow: COMMODORE'S RACE 8:45 a. gun. 8:55 a. gun. 9:00 a.

Cat Class 9:05 a. L. S. A. Division 1.

9:10 a. 9:15 a. L. S. A.

Division 2. 9:20 a. Cat Class. 9:25 a. Johnsorr Island.

MALINOVSKY PROMOTED Victor S. Malinovsky, former New London High school athletic coach for the past two years, has completed training at the Candidates School at Quantico, and has been graduated and appointed as a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps Reserve. The reserve lieutenants are to receive advanced military training upon completion of which they become eligible for appointment as second lieutenants in the regular Marine Corps. STRANAHAN WINS TITLE COLUMBUS Toledo's veteran of veterans, R. A.

(Bob) Stranahan, is Ohio's new senior golf champion. Playing in the third annual event for golfers over 50 years old, Stranahan finished with a nine-stroke advantage over the 122 "experienced" shot makers. He had a his second round being only two over par for the tough Scioto Country Club course. Joe E. Wells of East Liverpool, the defending champion, had 167 for a tenth-place tie with Dr.

A. V. Benedict of Columbus. OHIO STATE LEAGUE Lima 7, Fostoria 0. Mansfield 2, Fremont 1.

Club W. L. Pet. Minneapolis 29 19 604 Kansas City 25 18 581 25 19 568 26 23 531 23 25 479 Indianapolis ..22 25 468 St. Paul 23 27 460 Milwaukee 13 20 302 EDWARDS CLOUTS BALL Norwalk's representative in the Three-I Baseball League, Henry Edwards, is battling for bitting honors this season.

He is a member of the Cedar Rapids, la. club, and to date has a 392 average. The United States, during 1939, harvested a record of 87,000,000. bushels of soybeans. JUNE 12 "Have you heard ALTES is coming!" LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Toledo 5-0, Milwaukee 0-1.

(Second game called end of sixth inning, curfew law.) Columbus 14, Kansas City 1. St. Paul 4, Louisville 1. Minneapolis 3, Indianapolis 0. Sunday's Games (All Doubleheaders) Minneapolis at Toledo.

St. Paul at Columbus. Milwaukee at Indianapolis. Kansas City at Louisville. MONDAY'S GAMES St.

Paul at Toledo. Minneapolis at Columbus. Milwaukee at Louisville. NO MATTER whether your wreck lands in a tree or a river We'll climb for it- dive for For when you call us to recover a wreck, we get it We'll bring it in regardless if it is a Car, Bus or Truck. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT MoiidiyJ June 0th FISHER Water Wayue Sts.

BILLY RABURN vs. WALTER MILLER ALI PASHA vs. BOBBY CASTLE General Admission ltingbide Seats fiSe ChUdreu 15c ta Reserve Seals Doubta Mittn- li'veiit.