The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 19

I ISOH-ing ALONG Merchants Wobbly Attendance Poor Willson Says So Rent Reduction i i i UvAV With BOB WALTON Unless attendance perks up considerably, the San Bernardino Merchants may fold up in the near future. That is neither a guess nor a rumor. It is a straight-from-the- shoulder fact delivered by none other than Elmer Willson, the big boss of the club. The Merchants hava dona everything imaginabla to attract fans to their ball games at Perris Hill park. They have scheduled the contests, from time to time, at almost every hour of the, day but 4 a.m.

Night games have been held both on week nights and Sundays. And so have day games. But they have all been no go. Today the Merchants try the only thing they have not done to date that is, a Sunday afternoon double header. It may work.

But Willson has his fingers crossed. One Alternative Willson givos off only one alternative to folding up providing attendance doesn't increase. That is a reduced rent for the Perris Hill ball park. He claims that would help tide the club over financially until the winter baseball season open's. "The cily might as well cut our rent." Willspn said.

"If we go out of Penis Hill park, San Bernardino will have an $80,000 ball plant standing idle and without any Sunday revenue. "We can at least better that." Willson, by the way, blames too much nightball for the falling off of baseball attendance. Incidentally, and this is strict-ly rumor, if the Merchants disband, you can put a good bet on the fact that George Duncan will revive his Acme Brews to play in the Santa Fe park again. Dizzy Baseball Speaking of baseball, they uncorked a dizzy, so-called stream-Zned brand of the sport way down south in Florida the other day. The game took only one hour and 19 minutes to play.

Average length of six other games played by the same two clubs under regulation rules was two hours, 23 minutes. Fans, however, frowned on the Idea in a ballot taken after the pame. Of 154 votes cast, 91 were mfavorable and 63 favorable. Managers and umpires, however, thoir unanimous anoroval. Frank S.

Wright, University of Florida public relations man, drew up the new rules, which forbid the between-outs "throw around," eliminates preliminary pitching, puts ball and strike penalties on stalling, calls for inning changes at double-quick and provides for immediate substitution of pitchers and catchers when they become base runners. Pitchers warm up before the dugout, but there is no preliminary pitching from the mound. Slips in the Dark Quaint facts: The elbow dislocation In Bob Feller's arm that X-ray pictures failed to show and specialists couldn't locate was found in 1 minute 11 seconds by an obscure Cleveland bonesetter who learned to feel his way Ground when he was blind as a boy. Al Schacht was held up by a couple of guys who got the receipts of his day's work in a southwestern city, but what hurt him (he says) more than the monetary loss was the fact that the robbers never had heard of a baseball clown named Al Schacht. Al says he didn't recognize either of the stickup specialists as American league umpires.

Mike Jacobs, with plenty of bucks at stake whenever he promotes a fight, always consults an old-fashioned Farmers' Almanac to get the weather forecast before he sets the date. Jimmy Adamick, Detroit knockerouter, somehow has missed hearing about a worthy opponent right in his home town, a large dusky gent named Roscoe Toles. Yanks to Purchase Kansas City Club (Bv United Pre?) NEW YORK, July 24. Negotiations for the purchase of the Kansas City American association club by the New York Yankees were virtually completed today. The transaction is expected to bs completed bv Aug.

1. 'Col. Jacob Kuppeii's office gave out the following announcement: "An agreement has been reached for the purchase of the Kansas City franchise, players and ball park by the New York Yankees subject to certain conditions which when adjusted will result In the Yankees assuming control of the Kansas City Elues Aug. 1. Mr.

George Weiss, who lias full control of Col. Rnppert's minor league clubs, carried on the negotiations." LIKE BASKETBALL SALT LAKE Basketball is the fhlef sport of followers of the Church of Latter Day Saints. Their schools make it a year-round game. SANTA ANA HANDS PONYS STARS PUT ON RALLY IN 10TH TO WIN GAME San Bernardino Suffers Second Straight Defeat in National Nightball League Breaking a 3-3 deadlock in the tenth inning when they collected five hits for three scores, the Santa Ana Stars defeated the San Bernardino Ponys 6 to 3 on the Perns Hill park diamond last night. Weimer, Santa Ana centerfielder opened the extra inning with a high bounder back of shortstop for a hit and advanced when Smith placed a perfect bunt which he beat out to first base.

After Coots had popped out to Sweet at first base, Comstock singled scoring Weimer and Smith. Pitcher Botts tossed Young out at first base but Molt and Koial singled, Comstock scoring on Motts safety. Jacobs-meyer flied out to Strain at second base to end the rally. PONYS GO OUT The Ponys went out in regular order during their half of the tenth. Strano, batting for Johnson, popped out to Smith, while Botts grounded out to Young at shortstop, and Weiser ended the game by strik ing out.

Santa Ana opened the game with a two run spree as Schwann singled and Weimer was safe at first when Shaddox fielded the bunt but hit the runner on top of the head in trying to make the out at first base. On Coots infield out Schwann scored, and when Com stock tried to stretch a triple into a homer, Weimer scored. Com stock was tagged out on a close play at the plate. Weiser singled, advanced on Gil- housen's infield out and scored on Ted Sehletzer's single to give the Ponys a score in the opening frame. A walk and two errors gave the Santa Ana team a score in the sixth when Botts relieved Fowler on the mound.

PONYS TIE COUNT The Ponvs tied the count with a two-run spurt in the fifth on two doubles and a walk. Bill Sweet opened the fifth with a double. Johnson flied to left but it was a short fly and Sweet was held at the base. Johnson walked and both runners advanced on a passed ball. Fowler flied to left and Sweet scored.

Johnson scored on Weiser's double. The Santa Ana club secured six hits off Fowler and as many off the delivery of Manager Botts, while the Ponys secured but five safe blows, two being for extra bases. SANTA ANA SAN BERNARDINO AB PDA A rU A rhwarm.lf 1 2 II rf 12 0 0 2 1 1 1 2 I) 4 3 Kihlotzr.lf 3 2 II Krtlw.ri 4 5 1 Shaddox. 3b 4 1 2 Sw.ft.lh 3 8 0 Slimn.2h 4 4 II Jnhn nii.si 2 0 3 KiiwIit.u 2 0 0 11 0 1 1 II 0 0 8 II 0 0 15 1 1 14 0 0 0 3 3 10 2 0 0 0 4 11 1 0 2 111! I) 0 I) 2 0 1 i) 1 Mutt. Ill Kuril, tt 0 0 0 0 HntU.p Sllunu Total 43 6 1230 I filial 34 3 5 30 15 Simla Ann 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 3- 8 Sun HiTiiardlno I 0 ll II ll 0 0 il it 3 Siitiiiuaiv: Errors: Suadilox, scurainni.

lu'ijpy, Fowler; two bast) liits: Sweet, Weiser: Hires basa liii.i: Comstoeli stolen base: SehrBmm: double lilavn: t'omstoek to Smith to Moll; hae on lulls: Kowler 1. JaitMisniever 3, Hons 1: Atrikeoiits: Kowler 3, Bott 3, Jaeohsmever 1: imsed balls: ixorai iikihk piu-ner: jtous, mi- Watmer Miiiidi. TESTIMONIAL FOR TVWRLER (Bv United Pressl SAX FRANCISCO, July 24. The San Francisco baseball club announced today that Pitcher Sam Gibson will be given a testimonial between games of the Oakland- Seals doubleheader here, Sunday, Aug. 1.

The league's leading pitcher, who has won 15 games and lost three, will be presented a wrist watch by the club. Mayor Rossi will make the presentation. The club announced that the night of Aug. 3 will be known as "Marin county night." Ed Stutz, born at Corte Madera, will pitch for the Seals and Tony Freitas of JM1 valley will pitch for Sacra mento in their opening game of the series at Seals stadium. COAST LEAGUE W.

L. Pet. San Dieqo 70 47 Sacramento 68 4 San Francisco 64 52 552 Portland 61 52 .540 Los Angeles 57 57 .500 Oakland 51 66 .436 Seattle 48 67 .417 Missions 42 74 .362 Yesterday's Results Portland. 10-7; Los Angeles. 7-1.

Sacramento, San Francisco, 3. Missions. Seattle, 0. San Dieyo, Oakland, 6. Games Today Portland at Los Angeles.

Seattle at Missions. S.n Diego at Oakland. San Francisco at Saoramento. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. Pet.

.643 .605 .537 .524 .482 .415 .407 .384 Chicago 54 New York 5Z Pittsburgh 44 St. Louis 44 Boston 41 Brooklyn 34 Cincinnati 33 Philadelphia 33 Sandor Szabo Tackles Ex PORT III ptt paper fir SUNDAY, JULY 25, 1937 JUo REAL LEAPIN' LENA Her name Is not Lena, but that gal can leap. She is Carol Simmons, all-around athlete of San Francisco, participating in the recent Pacific association championships at San Rafael, California Portland in Double Victory Over Angels LOS ANGELES, July 21. The slugging Portland Beavers pounded out a double victory over the Los Angeles Angels in a twin bill here tonight. The Beavers won, 10-7, in the SEABISCUIT IN GREATVICTORY (Continued from Page Seventeen) three-year-old gelded son of Royal Minstrel, who swept under the wire neck-and-neck with H.

P. Metcalf's High Valocity. In third place a half length back was the Silver States stable's No Dice. FOXCATCHER ENTRY TAKES RACE WILMINGTON, July 24. Rosenna, three-year-old daughter of Satrap, today carried the silks of William DuPont's Foxcatcher Farms to a surprise victory in the $10,000 Newcastle handicap.

Shattering the track record for a mile and a sixteenth by the de cisive margin of one and two-fifths seconds, Rosenna drove to the finish line two lengths in advance of M. C. McGehee's Fair Knightess. The time of 1:43 4-5 supplanted the mark of made by Dark Hope earlier in the meeting. Sloop Pasha Scores In Newport Event NEWPORT BEACH, July 24.

Myron Lehman and Sandy MacKay sailed the sloop Pasha to victory in a five race elimination series here today. They will represent the Newport Harbor star fleet in the world star class championships at Port Washington, Long Island, in September. Yesterday's Results Chicago, 10: New York, 5. Boston. Pittsburgh.

0. Philadelphia, 13; Cincinnati, 11. St. Louis, 20; Brooklyn, 2, Games Today Chicago at New York. St.

Louis at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Boston. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L.

Pet. New York 55 26 .679 Chicago 52 3i .012 Detroit 44 33 Boston 44 36 .560 Cleveland 41 39 .513 Washington 32 46 .410 St. Louis 2a 53 Philadelphia 23 58 .284 Yesterday's Results Washington, 6-5; St. Louis, 5-5. Cleveland, Boston, 5 (11 Innings.) Chicago, New York, 5.

Philadelphia at Detroit postponed, rain. Games Today New York at Chicago. Bn.ton at Cleveland. Washington at St. Louis.

Philadelphia at Detroit. Cotm PAGE 19 first game, and 7-1 in the finale. In the opening game, with the score tied at seven-all, Al Shealy, one of the five pitchers used by Portland, hit a double with the bases loaded to provide the winning runs. (FIRST GAME) PORTLAND LOS ANGELES AB PO A AB PO A Ronitv.cf 4 2 3 3 1) Illclidm.Sb l.e.-.ii 4 2 13 4 SMT.TOV.il! II 1 11 (imlat.lf KrviliTifk.rf 4 2 ll II MiMl.T.Hb rlaluutll.il 1 2 II 1 1 1 Kivs. if 5 I II 1 5 Collins.

5 II 2 8 I osci t.Sli 4 1 .1 ItmlniiilH.p 1 2 II 1 I lamp 0 0 0 11 1 CaniphrH.p llniinv.i 1 1 1 0 II Miiii-ii. I 0 0 0 II II livaus.u 5 2 2 5 3 0 1 ll 5 0 1 2 0 3 .1 ll II 1 0 4 1 3 5 1 5 0 7 9 0 4 0 112 2 0 0 0 1) 2 0 111 1110 0 0 0 0 0 0 Slipalv.11 1 0 1 0 I 0 0 0 0 II Total 42 10 1(127 12 Tolall 39 7 14 37 10 i li.uhil lor llaro in eighth, llttttc-U lur Ki'rry in ivnhiii.i 1 0 2 0 1 (I 3 10 I.01 Anitrlii II 1 0 0 1 2 1 2 It 7 Summary: Knnrs: 'laliailuli: ffinnilil? Mitt-her: Slii'aly. IminR jiitrhi-r: ramrhcll; strikoouN: llcrry 1. Hare 2. 1, 1'osi'riVl 1: liases on hall-: ILidonilh 1.

Hare 2. Camiiovll 1. Kvan 2. Nheal Willi pitmen: Herrv; l'ft on liases: Portland In, Los Anurias 12: two base hits: Tri'sli, llonsv 2, Hiclianlson 2, Shealy. Mesiier.

Mattiek rlahauch: rims haltn! in: Krerteilek, llmsell 2, 2, Stutz. Mu-tiek, Collins, llnnnv, Sweeney 2. ltli'harrlsnn, liinlut, Shealy 2. i.ep; siwrifieo: Statz. I.

L'o-rarnl: stol lissr: l.ee. Statz: double plays: llirh-anlson io Hn.sell: 1'. Coseaviirt in Lee tn Sweeney. Tune 2:33. I inpii-ps: Kannins and -Morgan.

SECOND GAME RHE Portland 130 003 07 10 1 Los Angeles 000 010 01 6 0 Carson and Tresh; Flowers, Overman, Lieber and Collins. Sacramento Legion Juniors Score Win (Bv Associated Press) SACRAMENTO, July 23. The George Manhart team of Sacramento defeated Berkeley 5-1 in the first game of a three-game contest series in the national junior American Legion baseball tournament here today. The teams play a doubleheader at Berkeley tomorrow, with the winning club meeting Stockton for the northern California championship. Castleman Suffers Sciatic Condition (Bv Tnited Tress) NEW YORK, July 24.

A sciatic condition of the hip will keep Cly-dell Castleman, youthful New York Giants' right-handed pitcher, in the New York medical center for four or five days, it was announced today. Castleman, who has been batted out of the box in his last two starts, will remain under the observation of Dr. Clay Murray. CARROLL KAYOED PORT ARTHUR. July 21.

Tommy Carroll, 153, San Diego, was knocked out in the tenth round of a scheduled 10-rotind bout by Pete Girolamo, 152, Port Arthur, tonight 4 BALTIMORE. Young Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt is spending to improve the Pimlico race 1 track, RIDDLE LEADER IN PLAYGROUND BATTING RACE Arrowview Player Has Average Of Strommer Topi Home Run Hitters Henry Riddle of the Arrowview team, wilh an average of .712, tops the batters in the Older Boys league at Sturges playground in San Bernardino, The 10 leading batters, according to figures compiled by Luther Cheatham follow: Player AB Pet. Riddle (Arr) 7 5 .714 Rodriquez (Giants) 6 3 ".500 Trolliner (Giants) 6 3 .500 Strommer (Giants) 6 3 .500 Miller (Giants) 4 2 .500 Rangel (Gil.) 4 2 .500 Baltierra (Gil.) 4 2 J500 Cheatham (Yanks) 7 3 .425 Bollong (Arr) 5 2 .400 Peters (Giants) 8 3 .375 Leading home run hitters include Strommer of the Giants with two, and Rodriquez, Gilmores, Cheatham, Yanks, and Greene, Arrow-view, with one each. J. P.

Colley, playground director, announced that the tennis players are now playing a series of boys' singles. The tournament has progressed to the finals, with the two finalists, Paul Taylor and Walter Hansen, slated to meet Monday, A similar tournament for the girls is being planned for next week, and this will be followed by doubles competition for both boys and girls. Cleveland Noses Out Boston Red Sox, 6-5 (By Associated Press) CLEVELAND, July 24. The Cleveland Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox here today, 6 to 5, in the eleventh inning to even their series. Roy Hughes, running for Pitcher Joe Heving, slid across the plate after a fly by Roy Weatherly.

Bob Feller was the Indians' starting pitcher but was replaced by Heving in the seventh with the score five to four against him. Feller fanned seven and allowed seven hits, BOSTON CLEVELAND AB PO A AB PO A Mllklf 3 3 4 13 0 UrT.W 6 0 110 Kmuei.2b 1 0 5 4 2 0 1 in 2 Averlll.cf 3 1 10 0 Tinskv.lb i 0 0 4 4 Sohers.ir 5 1 3 4 0 Campbell. rf 4 1 it 5 1 llale.lh.2b 0 2 0 3 1 0 0 1 Feller. I 0 Sulllvmi.l 1 I) llrvinu.ii 1 0 4 3 I I I 0 0 1 0 Knxx.Ui HiBBinsSb Ux.Nnlr.2b Jramercf lesnillels.c St wsom.p Wilson. 1 2 2 0 1 4 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 UiiKlies.it 0 10 0 0 Totals 38 9x32 15 Tolll 3D 0 33 16 Two nut when winning run scored, i.

liattetl for Kellwr in sent-nth, zz Kan for Heting la elevenih. Bosto II ll 23000000 05 Cleveland 20II1II10011 0 Summary: Krrom: Kroner, Troskv; run bntIM in: Wemlierly. Hale. 1'ytiak, Chaiimiui 2. Cramer 2.

Newsom; two base bits: Mills. CamrilM'll 2, l.ary; lliree basa bils: Cramer. Sollers. Averill: stolen bates: MilK chapman 2: aaeufiees: Cninin, Mills, lleviuii: dolthlH plays: AleNair. Critlnn anil Fnxx; ll.ile.

Kroner and Trusky: Hale, l.ary nd Trosky: Crouiii, MeNair and Ko.xx: lert on base: Boston ti. Cleveland base on balls: Newsom 5. Wilson 2. Feller 2: strikeouts: iNewsum 4. feller 7, HevinK 1: hits off Keller 7 In 7 Innlnn: llerlng 2 In Newsom 8 in 8 1-3, Wilson i in 2 1-3; hit by pitcher: by Hovinn (Mills); wild pitches: Newsom, Wilson; winning pitcher: Hevinic losluir pitcher: Wilson.

Umpires: Mrdowan, Ormslty and Quinn. Time Attendance 15.001 Lady Luck Captures 100-Mile Trail Ride (Bv Associated Press) WOODSTOCK, Vt, July Luck, seven-year-old chestnut mare owned by Paul Adams of Chester, tonight won the Green Mountain Horse association's 100-mile trail ride which ended here. Directors elected today by the Morgan Horse club of America included Duval Williams, Madera, California. New York Giants to Play All-Star Team (By United Press) NEW YORK, July 24. The New York Giants football team will play an All-Star eleven in an exhibition game at the New Roesch stadium, Buffalo, Sunday, Sept.

19, Charles Murray, Buffalo promoter, announced today. IT'LL BE DR. LaRUE PITTSBURGH. Bobby LaRue, hippety halfback of the University of Pittsburgh, is a dental interne at the Elizabeth Steel McKee hospital here. Qolden Terror in The Sportsman (Continued from.

Page Eighteen) Dal Mar, Razor clams hava been th best bait and th morning houri hava seen th best fishing. Lots of big halibut up to 22 pounds on th bargu "California," a few big barracuda and lots of mackerel. Surf fishing has slowed up, mostly due to the phosphorus in the water for a number of days, but we understand this has cleared up. Fishing on the live-bait boats Is fair. There are barracuda daily, a few white sea bass and some halibut.

LEAVE AT 2 A.M. San Diego: The angler who contemplates a fishing trip to the Coronado islands should bear In mind that the boats now leave at 2 a.m. Fishing has picked up the last few days and bluefin tuna are becoming increasingly plentiful and willing to bite. On Wednes day the "San Antonio" and "Rex" brought in 76 yellowtail and seven tuna with a limited crowd. By 9 a.m.

today the "Star Angler" had 35 bluefin tuna and the "Sea Angler" had 20 tuna. The two boats had nearly 100 yellowtail. They were fishing to the lee of South island. Ensenada: This is a likely spot for the surf and pier fishermen. Corbina and spotfin and yellow-fin croaker are being taken from the surf daily and halibut and croaker from the pier.

The Mexican fishing license which is required of all fishermen may be purchased either in Ensenada or at the first checking station after you leave Tiajuana. The price is $1.15 and the license is good for 30 days. This license is not valid for fishing around the Coronado islands. Solons Score in Ninth Inning to Defeat Seals (Bv United Press) SACRAMENTO, July 24. Scoring three runs in the last half of the ninth, the Sacramento Solons came from behind to defeat the San Francisco Seals 4 to here tonight.

"Sad Sam" Gibson was nicked for 12 hits while his mates were getting but nine off Schmidt, Solon hurler. R. H. E. San Francisco.

000 001 1103 12 2 Sacramento 100 000 0034 9 0 Gibson and Monzo; Schmidt and Cooper. Football Fans Jam Mails With Votes (By United Press) CHICAGO, July 25. The nation's football fans jammed the mails today with last minute votes for their grid favorites, but only one man, Sam Francis of Nebraska, seemed certain of a starting position on the All-American college team which meets the Green Bay Packers, World's professional champions, at Soldiers' field the night of Sept. 1. The Cornhusker All -American holds a commanding lead over Dan-bom of Notre Dame and it isn't likely that he will be toppled from his top spot, this being the last day for grid fans to shape the personnel of the team that will take the field against the pros.

No ballots postmarked after midnight will be counted. Rowe Submits to Retirement Plan DETROIT, July 24. Lynwood (Schoolboy) Rowe submitted an application for voluntary retirement tonight to Walter O. Briggs, president of the Detroit Tigers. Club officials said Briggs accepted the application, and that approval of American League President William Harridge and Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis would complete the severance between Rowe and the Tigers for the remainder of the 1937 season.

The Schoolboy, nursing a sore arm, will go to his home in Eldorado, Monday. AVATAR LEADS SAN PEDRO, July 24. Six windjammer yachts were led out today by the scratch sloop Avatar, owned by John and James McNabb, Santa Monica, in a 130 mile race around San Clemente island. SICK PEOPLE At one time your body functioned normally and if given the chance will do so again. It is essential, however, that the cause of the trouble first be located and removed.

This week Dr. Hansen THE PALMER X-KAY CIllROPRACTOPw will give you an X-RAY and NEUROCALOMETER examination for only $1.00 It will show you the real cause of your trouble with proof you can see with your own eyes. Dr. Hansen ia giving this examination by appointment only. Ph.

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The two are slated to meet on a BUDGE SCORES, PARKER LOSES (Continued from Page Seventeen) in the tenth game to save the redhead from losing the opening set. With that break and the score all even at 5-5, the Californian, obviously far beiow form, was content to hang on, protecting his own service games, for 17 games in succession. Finally in the twenty-eighth game Hare, who was leading 40-15, served two consecutive double-faults to allow Budge to deuce the score. A third double-fault, a minute later, cost the Briton game and set. Thereafter it was a breeze for Budge who began hitting his shots with his customary speed and accuracy.

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