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POMONA ENTRIES PLAYOFF CONTINUES POMONA RESULTS Roger Witch E. Phillips 113 Miss Booter Boucher 113 Rock Pan Boucher 109 Tarper D. Smith 110 THIRD RACE Six furlongs, 3-year, olds and up, claiming, purse $500: SACS NAB LEAD OVER SERAPHS IN COAST PLAY Solons Decision Angels, 12-2, at Seattle Loses to Seals in Second Series Game IN CENTRAL LEAGUE BULLDOGS WHIP POMONA J. C. IN PRACTICE TILT Redlanrls Score 24-0 Victory at Expense of Red Raiders; Bias Mercurio Stars TROTTING RACES FIRST trot, California foals, one heat, purse $350; Horse Driver The Great Borden W.

R. Murphy Sam Ramon R. Reeves Sam Patch J. Rodman Prime Leaf W. B.

Taylor Christian H. J. Yoder Al Guy Zombro C. J. Hansen Dell Direct J.

MacMackin SECOND RACE 2:18 pace, one heat, California foals, purse $300: Horse Driver Santa Anna W. Landucci Kinabbe W. Crummer Walter F. C. J.

Hansen Abbe Carter W. Marshall Peanuts R. Reeves San Benito G. Silva THIRD RACE 2:17 pace, one heat, purse $300: Horse Driver Art Dillon A. Camirand Hal Woollen G.

Parker Prince June C. J. Hansen Hal Forbes W. Steel Vernon Bingen E. C.

McClimans Black Braden R. Reeves Kate C. Grattan W. Dennis Ajay Woollen J. Lance Rozetta J.

Ceideburg Pacific Brewer E. M. Wilson FOURTH RACE 2:17 trot, one heat, purse $300: Horse Driver Prime Leaf W. B. Taylor Proman Aid G.

H. Parker Frank Watts McKinney R. Reeves Sam Patch J. Rodman Lucky Watts A. Bakefi McComas J.

McVay RUNNING RACES FIRST RACE 5 furlongs, maiden 2-year-olds, foaled In California, purse $500: Horse Jockey Wt. Frank N. L. Pierson 110 Pentrate M. L.

Fallon 112 Winsome Kitty Varner 112 Nidrah J. Martin 107 Tickaway M. L. Fallon 107 Hastrarch T. Malear 110 Miss Loan H.

Elston 107 Rey de Agua C. (Greenwood 110 Runwood K. Watson 107 Salsita W. Moan 112 SECOND RACE 6 furlongs, 3-year-olds and up, claiming, purse $500: Horse Jockey Wt. Sweepouch H.

Elston 111 Boomette C. Greenwood 108 Clear M. L. Fallon 116 Forbidden Gold Malear 109 Bolivar Knight R. Sperry 109 Mucker K.

Watson 113 Horse Jockey Arvanna No boy Bedford Drive E. Sawyer Anthony Wayne D. Smith Ten File T. Malear Neches No boy Our Mortgage T. Malear Savoyard E.

E. Phillips Pima Rose M. L. Fallon Master Coy No boy Hideout T. Carter Wt.

113 106 116 116 116 116 116 113 116 116 FOURTH RACE One and one-sixteenth miles, 3-year-olds, claiming, purse $500: Horse Jockey Kath No boy Glory Day M. L. Fallon Michaelmas N. L. Pierson Sweet Bernice W.

F. Ward Gold Lace C. E. Owens Little Amazon C. Greenwood Shortbread J.

Daniels El Grandee C. Greenwood Wt. 10i 113 113 107 107 104 111 107 FIFTH RACE Six furlongs, 3-year-olds and up, claiming, purse $600: Horse Jockey Gaul J. Boucher Crafty Fox N. L.

Pierson Guaranty No boy Booter Harsh J. 'Boucher Marrajo W. F. Ward Browneyed Pat C. E.

Owen Easy Mama No boy Southern Way J. Daniels Sistina J. Martin Gold Clasp W. Moran Wt. 114 114 114 117 107 111 114 109 106 112 SIXTH RACE Six furlongs, 3-year-olds and up, the Santa Barbara, claiming, purse $600: Horse Jockey Highmosto H.

Elston Speed Home W. Moran Dandy Vale No boy Mam Llndy L. Josephson Rose Crystal M. L. Fallon The Lake No boy Justwar A.

Fermin Playmaster J. Daniels Wt 113 112 113 109 101 107 100 110 5EVENTH RACE Mile and 70 yards, 3-year-olds and up, claiming, purse $500: Horse Jockey Wt. Alice Byrd J. Daniels x109 Rome Vennie W. Moran 114 Thistle Dell No boy 111 Tug o' War L.

Josephson 111 Alice Jean No boy x109 Figueroa E. E. Phillips 111 Chicolean M. L. Fallon 114 Clyde C.

Greenwood 114 Imperial Bill R. Varner 111 Mau at quarter will call signals and kicks. Shifty "Jazz" Watson is the leading offensive threat at half, and will do most of the ball packing. His alternate is the fastest man on the squad, "Buzz" Brown, former soph star. Taylor at fullback, passes, plunges and shares the kicking assignment with Mau.

The Braves, under Coach "Egg" Ward, are an unknown quantity. They have four lettermen, Preacher, at tackle, Howard at guard, Wilson at quarter and Carro at full. Assistant Coach Kenny Johnson is handling the Cardinal backs this season, while Coach Simpson handles the line. Cards Entertain Sherman Institute Tonight BV United Press) POMONA, Sept. of to.

L0, Anaele coun'y fair TROTTING RACES uu 8T.TJ,,an 3 60' 280' out! Fr" Witti McKlnney 3.40, out; Aunt M'n-nit out. SECOND-Stelllte 3.20, 2.80, out: Santa Margurita 2.40, out; Peter F. J. out. Cha" 7 20.

4.20, 4.40; 1-S00' 4 6: Col" 18.00. Evening Sun 23.00, 9.00, 4.60; Eddie C. Grafton 17.00, 6.80: Chuck Vonlan 4.20. RUNNING RACES i 1560' 7 2. Ml" Judy 4.40, 3.20; Noddy 2.60.

SECOND Troubadora 30.80, 12.40, 5.20; Puako 4.60, 2.80; Little Lad 2.40. -THIRD Starlo 5.20, 3.40, 2.60; Patsy 4.00, 3.00; Bastion 4.40. FOURTH Red Chalk 15.40, 6.40, 3.80; Model Dame 6.40, 4.20; Bon Boots 3.80, FIFTH High Sun 5.00, 3.40, 2.80; Porlerza 4.40, 3.80; Penchen 4.60, SIXTH Norway Nell 6.20, 4.60, 3.00; Qoole 8.80, 5.00; Kayel 3.60. SEVENTH Flashlnpan 34.00, 13.40, 7.00; Miss Ladybug 7.20, 5.00; Char-tret 5.00 Giants Climb With Pair of Triumphs (Continued from Page Seventeen) from Jersey City, hit a pair of homers for both the Giants' runs. (FIRST GAME) CINCINATI NEW YORK AB PO A AH pn A 0 1 1 3 1 1(1 1 HnnlliUb Crsft.et 4 Goodman.

rf 3 0 Sfvilt.w 0 Moorf.lf 0 Olt.rf 2 nnnnlnir.o 0 Sppfls.rf () MrCarlf.lb 3 Kamprs.21) 2 Shumehr.p 2 0 1 0 1 MrPrmk.ib limburdt.c l.anf.lxx Rprupr.lf Rlrtirisn.w VndrMfr.p Onmhle.x Pnnke.n Pcliott.p Hihhrsr.Jr 1 a 0 1 1 0 A 0 I) I) 0 1 2 2 1.1 4 1 0 ToUli 31 1 8 24 12 .13 10 i7 15 l-Rtted for Vnnder Jim In fifth. IX Rafted for W'puver In aPTonth. ixx Tlan for Lonihardi In ninth, ixxx Ratted for Si-holt In ninth. SCORE BY INNINGS Cincinnati (I 0 1 I) 0 0 0 01 K'w York 2 1 1 I) 2 i fl Summry: Errors: None; runs hatted In: Itinlln S. Ott, Bcrucr.

Sfhiimar-tipr, Seeda 2: home rtina: Srhumarher. Sppd; sarriflrp; Itlrliarilsnn double play: Myatt, Kamnottrli and MrCarthy; left on bae: Npw York li. I'lnrlnnatl hase on ball: FVhumarher 4, Vander Mw 1: jlrikenuta: Yonder Mwr 1, Bphumarhpr 2. Wmim hlta off Vandpr Meer i In 4 lnninm, Weaver 1 In 2, Rrhott I In hit by pttrhpr Vandpr (Moore, Speria); losing pilchpr: Vandpr Mper. Tlm-Plrea: Maiprkiirth, Tarker and Moran.

Time 1:47. Attendance 4.50(1, (SECOND GAME) 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 (I (11 0 I) 0 1 I 0 0 0 12 5 0 and tombardt; Gumbert and Dan- Cincinnati New York Derringer nlni. BILL CORUM (Continued from Page Seventeen) anoT The answer is, no, it wasn't. i Weather indications late last night were for a cessation of the terrific rains of recent days, and the probability of enough sun and wind in the next 36 hours to dry the field in Brooklyn. Topping is determined not to play under adverse conditions unless absolutely necessary.

It is the first home game for the best team that ever has represented Brooklyn in the National league. A team that may very well be battling It out with the Giants for the Eastern championship in November. Kane Wins Decision Over Jackie Jurich (Bv Associated Press) LIVERPOOL, England, Sept. 22. Peter Kane, crack British flyweight, outpointed Jack Jurich, American contender, from California, to win the British flyweight title before a crowd of 40,000 today.

Kane weighed 11, Jurich 109. Kane will be recognized in Great Britain as the world's champion. The title was declared open on July 29, when Benny Lynch of Scotland appeared for a bout with Jurich, six and a half pounds over the 112-pound limit. The British board of boxing control stripped him of his title and named Kane and Jurich as leading contenders. By RAY COSTELLO Sparked by Bias Mercurio, former Santa Ana J.

C. star, University of Redlands put on an impressive scoring demonstration last night when they defeated Pomona junior college 24-0 in a practice game at Redlands. It was the first appearance of the season in competition for Coach Cecil Cushman's Bulldogs, who largely dominated the offensive Play. RUNS 20 YARDS Mercurio, a speedy back, put over Redlands' first touchdown in the opening quarter when he drove through the center of the lineup, cutback and ran 20 yards for a touchdown. He crossed the line standing up.

Dave Tracht ran 60 yards in the second quarter, after catching a pass from Dick Pazdcr, to score the second Bulldog touchdown. A slick 'bit of lateral and forward passing brought Redlands its third touchdown after Cushman recovered a fumbled punt on the Pomona 23. Mercurio passed to Jack Williams, who latcralcd right back to Mercurio, who ran 20 yards for a touchdown. FUMBLED PUNT Another fumbled punt, which Henry Romo recovered on the Pomona 15, put Redlands in position in the third quarter for its fourth touchdown. On the first play Paz-der faded back to the 30 and passed to Romo in the end zone.

Conversions on all touchdowns were missed. Catcher Merv Shea Is Given Release (Bv Associated Press) NEW YORK, Sept. 22. The Brooklyn Dodgers today announced the -unconditional release of Merv Shea, 36-year-old catcher. He was paid off for the balance of the season.

Shea signed with the Dodgers in mid-season. He formerly played with the Browns and White Sox. MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 22. Coach Bernie Bierman polished off offensive plays of his Minnesota Gophers today in preparation for their tilt with Washington Saturday.

For the better part of the session the Gophers walked through the plays, with Bierman calling attention to fine points. 1938 PAGE 19 Injured as Strikes Him The bat slipped out of Pitcher Jim Tobin's hand in the pre-game" hitting drill and sailed into the Pirate dugout. It struck Handley on the arm. Examination disclosed an acute lameness in the shoulder. Bucs Hold Pace, Nab Two Games (Continued from Page Seventeen) LaTanetto, Hudson and Camilll; left on basea: Pittshureh 0, Brooklyn itrlktouts: Fitzslmmoni Tobln hits off Kltz.simmons 13 In 8 In-ninns, HoRers 0 in losinu pitcher: Fitzslmmona.

empires: Klein, Sears and llnllanfant. Time 1:39. (SECOND GAME) PITTSBURGH BROOKLYN AB PO A AB P0 A L.Waner.cf 5 2 2 0 0 Ilorkelt.cf 5 0 2 2 0 P.Waner.rf 3 3 2 3 0 Hudson. 2b 5 113 2 Itizzo.ir 4 2 1 3 0 Km, If 5 0 12 0 Vauchan.s 5 1 4 3 3 camilll.1t) 4 116 1 Suhr.lb 3 .1 0 11 0 Sinstnn.rf 3 2 2 3 0 YounE.2b 5 1 2 2 li flentscc 3 0 19 1 Hruhnkr.3b 5 0 2 1 3 Itnscn.zz 1 0 0 0 0 Todd 5 0 1 4 0 Krankhse.p 0 0 0 0 0 Klinecr.p 3 10 0 1 Tamulis.n 0 0 0 0 0 Biown. 1 0 0 0 0 Stainhak.4 1 0 0 0 0 l.aaelo,3b 3 113 2 Diltorher, 2 112 0 2 0 10 0 llamlin.p 0 0 0 1 0 Hazzett.z 1 0 0 0 0 Winlnrd.p 1 0 0 0 0 Posedel.p 0 0 0 0 0 Roifers.p 0 0 0 0 1 Campbell, 0 2 0 0 0 1 Totals 30 11 27 13 Totals 38 6 11 27 8 Batted for Hamlin in third, zz Batted for Cieorie In seventh, zzz Batted for Tamulls in ninth.

SCORE BY INNINGS Pittsbursll 0 0 4 0 3 2 0 2 011 Brooklyn 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 1 06 Summary: Krrors: Bruliaker; runs batted In: YounK 4. ltizzo 2, VailRhan 3. Brubaker, Hockett Camilll, (jeorite, Duioelier, Nitmlon, Sllhr; two base hits: YauKhim 3, W'ancr, Young, lllzzo; three base bits: Slnntoti: home tun: stolen bases: P. Wiiiier, Vaughan; double plays: George and Hudson, VailRhan, Young and Hiihr, l.nvagelto, lliiiis-on and Camllli; left on bases: Pittshumii 7, Brooklyn buses on halls: Hamlin Winford 1. Poseilel 1, Kllnger 2, Frankhouse Brown strikeouts: Hamlin 2, Winford 2, Itogers 1, Klingir hils off Hamlin 9 in 3.

Winford 3 in 1 2-3. Posrdel 3 In 8 2-3, llogeis 0 12-3, Frankhouse 2 in 1-3, Tamulls 1 In 12-3 Klineer II in 0 2-3. Brown 2 in 2 1-3; bit by Klinuer INington3; winninz pitcher: Klinger; losing pitcher: Hamlin, empires: Sears, Ballanfant and Klem. Timo 2:25. Attendance 0,924.

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Herman. 2h 1 Mmrk.iT 3 (1 Klrin.rf fl Wintnih.lh A Arnovirh.lf 4 Alffiiort.e 4 D.tvK.p 3 Ymmc.es .5 0 4 5 II 4 0 1 4 4 10 3 1) 3 0 1 10 0 4-n 4 0 13 2 3 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 12 2 3 0 10 1 10 10 0 ravarrta.rf Oalan.lf llpnnlils.rf llnrtnrlt.C rnllinOh Tntila 33 4 0 27 T.itals 30 0 10 27 9 Ilaltrd for Hutclir-r in ninlli. SCORE BY INNINGS ('hiram 1 0 II 0 0 0 3 0 04 rhilacMpliia 0 0000000 00 Nummary: Error: Wi'intrauh: runs hattrri in: Cavarrrtla Herman iwn base hils: llrark Hark; three haso hits: Herman: sarrifiee: l.ee: ilmihlo Hay: Ihrmiin and Collins: left on haaet: ChicnRO 8, Philadelphia 10; ham on halls: Hlitrher 5. I.ee 1: Ruteher 1. l.ee 3.

l'mplrea: flarr. Stark and Campbell. Timo 7:50. Attendance 2.0O0. (SECOND GAME) CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA AB P0 A AB PO A lb (10 12 Mraek.rr.lf 3 0 2 13 3 0 0 10 4 0 1 0 0 Wintmh.lh 4 1 0 3 0 1 4 Herman.

2b Cava i eta. rf Calan.lf 0 2 2 0 2 111 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Reynolds, ef Cnlllns.lb Bryant, 115 0 Anvrh.lf.rt 0 0 4 1 Jordan, 31) 0 112 1 12 2 3 Vonnu.ss 0 111 Klein, Mueller.xx Totals 32 2 8 57 11 Totals 34 1 8 27 10 Hatted for Ynuim in ninih. xx lla'trd for 1'asM'au in ninth. SCORE BY INNINGS rhlracn II 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 02 Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 Nummary: F.rror: Hrvant: runs batted in: Pit -ko, Itryant, two base, hit: Jordan; three base bit: JiirKes: saerlfiees: Nrhareln. O'Dra: double play: Nrhareln to Youhk to Weintraub; left on bases: Chicago 5, Philadelphia bases on Hryant 1.

Paeau 1: slrikeouts: Bryant 2. Pa-seau 2. empires: Stark. Campbell and llarr. Time 1 Attendance l.jOO.

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Ontario evened the count in the title playoff Wednesday when it defeated the Suverkrups, 11-4. The offerings of both Eddie Grubbs and Rudy Montgomery, the Suverkrup pitchers, proved anything but a mystery to the Hotpoint sluggers, who pounded out 16 hits. The winner of tonight's struggle will find itself within one game of the coveted crown, the series being based on best four out of seven games. PITCHING PROBLEM Manager Clarence White of the Lumbermen has a problem on his hands in selecting his starting pitcher for tonight. Montgomery, the importation from the National league, via Brea, has been definitely ineffective against Ontario.

Grubbs has won two of the three games in which he has appeared, but even the little speedball artist had his troubles in the last encounter. White probably will put his hope in Grubbs again, at least as a starter. It will be Cab Calloway again for the Hot pointers. The two teams will return to San Bernardino Monday night, meeting at Perris Hill park in the sixth game of the playoff. BOB-ing Along (Continued from Page Eighteen) Razorbacks should be sharp.

Centenary-Texas Christian Frogs will plant the Centenary. Southern Methodist -North Texas Teachers The Mustangs are back again and powerful. Texas A. A. I.

Like alphabet soup. Texas A. M. by a letter. Texas Tech-Wyoming Tech is Doug Smythe's school.

Its footballers are good, too. Brigham Young-Flagstaff Utah team will Brigham back Young. Pardon my cold. Colorado State-Colorado Mines Mines over matter. Montana State -New Mexico State Tab the Montanans.

College of Pacific Bothered by Boils (By Associated Press) STOCKTON, Sept. 22. Boils, a common but painful ailment, put three College of the Pacific football regulars on the sidelines today. Those afflicted wore Stan Vaughn, ace tackle; Joe Seigfried and Dick Hcntley, quarter and halfback respectively. The casualties caused a setback of the practice program for the game with Loyola, Sept.

30. Tangle back and turned over the guard duties to Bill Williams, another reserve letterman from last year. With the exception of this one change, the Indians' starting lineup against Pasadena will be identical to that which saw action against Glendale. This lineup includes Jim Ver-dieck, center; Williams and Owen Walker, guards; Engle and Big Bill Thompson, tackles; Gordon Snyder and Johnny Thompson, ends; Hal Finney, quarterback; Paul Holmes and Homer Doake, halfbacks; and Don Fisher, fullback. In this combination San Bernardino will get its offensive spark from Finney and Fisher.

Finney has shown himself a neat open field runner while Fisher has given evidence of plenty of driving power. Smythe has some of his other backs in shape, including Ernie McAnulty, Harry Alexander, Bob Mineo and Johnny Costas, which loaves him plenty of opportunity to turn on the offensive fireworks. The Indians used comparatively few passes against Glendale last week, but with Southpaw Mineo ready to go, the Bulldogs may find themselves up against plenty of passes. Twenty-thousand persons entered the Rose Bowl last Friday to see Pasadena and Santa Ana clash and a crowd of equal tlzn is expected tonight. The kickoff Is set for 8 p.m.

AT LOW TIIIIIFTV I'ltlCES! (Bv Associated Presn) LOS ANGELES, Sept. 22. Sacramento went into a 2 to 1 learl in the Pacific Coast league playoff by trimming Angels, regular season champions, 12 to 2, here tonight. The Sacs staged a 16-hit attack off three Angel pitchers while lefthander Eill Walker was limiting the Angels to seven, all scattered. Tha two teams continue the series tomorrow night in Sacramento.

Sacramento 015 320 01012 16 1 Los Angeles 101 000 000 2 7 2 Walker and Franks; Thomas, Salve-son (3), Carnett (4) and Collins. 12-INN1NG GAME SEATTLE, Sept. 22. A five-run rally in the twelfth, including a home run over the right field fence by Harley Boss with the bases full, gave San Francisco a 12 to 7 victory over the Seattle Rainierg in. their third Shaughnessy playoff series game tonight.

San Francisco leads the series, two games to one. The teams resume hostilities in San Francisco Sunday. The Seals at one time held a 8 to 1 lead, but Pitcher Ed Stutz, and Sam Gibson, mound ace who relieved him, couldn't hold the Rain-iers as they crashed through to tie the score in the eighth. San Francisco 220 000 210 00512 15 1 Seattle 100 000 240 000 7 12 0 Stutz, Gibson (8) and Sprinz; Gregory, Turpln (8) and Spindel. 46 Persons Rescued Off Burning Vessel (By Associated Press) LONDON, Sept.

22 The rescue of 46 persons from the burning British steamer Italian Prince off Cape Finisterre, Spain, was described in radio messages to Lloyds today. No one was reported missing. Twelve passengers and the crew were picked up by the French steamer Capitaine Augustin and tha Italian steamer Atiantide. Crew and passengers took to the boats when the 3,478 ton ship caught fire 30 miles southwest of the cape. She was bound from London to Alcxandretta.

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