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THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL. THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1525.. Bob iSHi Wallop-; of; Season Yankees a Victor Gives EIGHT, MeuSeFs By Ripley The Big Brother LUCK SYMBOLS HELP PLAYERS WIN THEY SAY CARDINALS WIN FOURTH IN ROW CHARITY GAME IS POSTPONED New Date of Ghost-Yfinlj Tilt Not Aiinounccfl by Managers. SENATORS LOSE BY 6-4 SCORE Hugmen Tie Score in the Ninth on Shanks' Four Ply Swat. FIX 1 IOWA HORSESHOE PITCHERS MEET AT PES MOINES rves Moines, i June 3.

(AJ Iowa horseshoe pitchers will have another-chance to participate In a state meet duing the state fair, August contihulng through Wednesday, September 2. R. Corey, state fair secretary, announced -today that a total of $375 in cash prteea would be' given to the winners. The rules will the contest open to any horseshoe pitcher In the state, "in addition to the cash prize, medals and trophies will be awarded to the first and second prize winners. The rules of theationar-Horseshoe Pitchers association will govern, and to the winners will go the following: First, gold medal and $75; second, silver.

medal and 50: $40; fourth. 130: fifth; 25; sixth, $22; seventh, $20: $18; ntntli, $15; 10th. $14; 11th. $13; 12th; $12; 13th, $11; 14th. $10; 5th, $10; 16th, $10.

Many Prizes for. City Golf Course Opening Merchants of "Sioux City are co-operating to furnish a list of valuable prizes to be awarded to the best players during the official opening of Higth View municipal golf course. Saturday afternoon. Season tickets to the golf course, costing $5. now are on sale at the business plaes of the Hunt Hardware store.

Olson Sporting Goods store, the Orcutt store, the T. S. "Martin store, Davidson Bros, store, Pelletier's store and Klndgren Hagestrom Sporting Goods Btore. Eight valuable prizes already have been donated. Firms where the tickets are on sale each have donated a prize, and the Hoberg Jewelry store and Mayor Gilman have donated trophy cups to be awarded to the winning team and the best individual Dickerman Gives" Reds Only Four Safeties in Series Final.

Louis, June 3. Leo Dickerman allowed dnly 'jtour hits and the St. Louis Cardinals ran their string of successive victories to four tv defeat-in a- the Cincinnati Reds today, 7 to 3. In the fourth and final game of series. Score: the CLNCIXNATI Ab Po A ST.

LOUIS Ab Po A 3 0 2 1 1 4 1 5 E.Smith. If Dressen-Sb J.Smith.cf Bottom Ny.lb Flack.rf CVnney ss Dickerman, 0 3 2 10 1 Roush.cf Bressler.lb NfehauM.lb Walker.rf Cavenev.ss Plnelll.ss Hargrave.o Donohue.p Penton.p May.p 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Zeitzmann Totals 30 4 24 10 Totals SS 12 27 Zeitzmann batted for Benton in eighth. Errors J. Smith. 2.

Score by innings: Cincinnati 0 1 0 0 '1 0 0 13 St. Louis 0 5 1 0 0 0 0,1 7 Two-base hits-Bottomley, Cooney. Three base hits Blades, Dickerman. Home run Dressen. Stolen bases Walker.

Smith. Bot-tomley. Sacrifice Flack. Double play Hornsby to Cooney to Battomley. Left on bdNes Cincinnati.

Louis. 6. Bases on balls Otf Benton, 1: off Dickerman. 4. Struck out By Donohue, 2: by Benton, Hits OK Donohue, 6 in 1 2-3 innings: off Benton, 4 in 8 1-3 innings; off May, in 1 Losing pitcher Donohue.

UmpiresSweeney. O'Day and Ffierman. Time 1:23. RING WINS FOR PHILS. Philadelphia, June 3.

Jimmy Ring hurled fine ball to give -Philadelphia the odd game of the series With Boston today by a 5 to 4 margin and the locals left for the west in the first division. The game was one of the best played li.ere this season and the Braves appeared to be helpless until the eighth, when a three-run rally nearly tied the fccore. Score: BOSTON HILADELPHIA The game of baseball scheduler f-v Sunday between the Fioux Clty: and the Stock Yards club fn- beneiit or storm vic-iims- nan r.ff postponed and will be playptf later date. The announcement was rrn Wednesday evening by M. V.

Hpr manager of the Ghosts, aftpr th ference with Fred King, serir-tarv rf Lthe Stock Yards club. HfrriR Ft i.l tnat tne agreement nan because his club rlay its oppnui! IN game here Sunday and he siock xaras ciud manes us titFt appearance away from hnm nn ib same date. In order that both HtiM be able to present s'rnncct lineups for Sunday's R.imes, IWr'e. said It was necessary that a battle be postponed. The new date for the contest tvn not set but it will be played so it was said.

The Stock Yards meet Alcester Sunday tn a return, game. The Alcester outfit was 'M'. feated in the first game of the yir here by a 2 to 1 count and Is anxYt to even matters for that defVi. "Mutt" Nelson will be in against the Sioux Cltyans and if i a pitches as good a game- as he i 1 here, he will be a hard pitcher to beat. Spencer will bring to Sioux Sunday a well bnlan-Hi club -h many veterans In its lineup.

If Ghosts can defeat the Visitors th-y will do something that few semi aggregatlotis in this section have Wn able to do. i Work on the erection rt the portion of the grandstand nd fg rut JlL'i. '1L. New Tork, Junt 3. With two out ana a runner on base In the 12th today, Bobby Meusel crashed hla 15th home run of the season off Southpaw Zachary.

'giving the Yankee their second consecutive victory over the Senators. 6 to 4. Shanks. Yankee's second baseman, drove out a hemer In the ninth which tied up the game. Nineteen players wete used by NewYork and 15 by Washington.

Babe Ruth failed to get a hit In: the sir trips to the plate. WASHINGTON NEW TORK AhHPoAl, AoHPoA 4 1 ihrinlnttrji 1 4 Hrr j.tre.lt Himurf MeNally.ef To Ick. Ratic I eiboli Marberry.p Keuther 7chsry.p 1 1 4 1 5 2 4 2 5 2 1 I 1 I 0 i 1 1 1 mi ran-tb 4 1 1 Rath rf MeuaeLIf Gehrtg.l-Wm.nl rtpp.ib Shanks Veaeh Hort. Schang-e Shawaey.p Ps achat E.JohnKI Jones.p Witt Totals 43 1336 14 4i IS out when winning ran UeboJ-i barte4 for r.rrrr In loth. Roether r.jtie-1 for Martrry in 11th.

Ward batted for Gehrig in ninth. Veach batted for Ben-g-xigh Ib Paschal batt4 for Hoyt tn -ifh- E. Johnson catted tar Shawkey la ma. Witt batte for Scott In 12th. Frrors Oehr'jr.

Hoyt- Score by Innings: Washtngtoo 14 Nw Tork oioioeeioe Two-base hlr Judr. Home runs Shanks. 5lnl. Stolen taw Rice. Sacrifices Wenninger.

Rlc. Bluege. Combs. S. Harria.

rnobl plays S. Harria to Peck to Jdga; Shanks to Wannlnger to Gehrig; Shanks to Gehrig to Wannlnger to Gehrig-. Left on ktw-Nv Tork. Washing-ton. 10.

Bases balls Off Hoyt. off Shawkey. 2: off O-egg. 2: off Ogden. 1.

Struck out By Hoyt. 1: by Shaw key. by Marberry. 1: by Zacbary. 1.

Hits Off Hoyt. In I innings: eff hawker. 3 tn 4 inntngs: off Jones. 2 in 1 inn-ng: off Gregg. 10 in taniags: oft alar-berry.

1 la 1 inning: off Oifien. 2 In 1 Inning. (Bona out In Utht: off Zacbary. 2 in 2 3 inning. "Whining pitcher Jones.

Losing prtcher Zacbary. Umpires CoonoUy. Evans and Hilde brand. Tim 3 hours. SOX TAKES SERIES FINAL Detroit.

June" 3. Chicago outhit Detroit and won the last game of the series" here today. 12 to 7. Poor otrtflelding was primarily responsible for the ddwnfall of tht Tiger. Score: CHICAGO DETROIT niairil jrm w.

I I ntentir, storm was destroyed by Monday's started Tuesday. It is the i of George Segrlst. manager of MizoU (, 1 AbHPoA AbHPoA Bancroft.ss 5 2 2 Burns. If 4 10 0 Neis.cf 4 0-3 0 Fonseca.2b 2 0 4 2 Marriott Sb 4 10 2 Schultz.rf 3 0 0 0 Harris.lf 4 12 0 Williams. rf 11 0 0 Burrus.lb 4 3 10 1 Harper.

cf 4 1 1 Welsh.lf 4 13 0 Hawks.lb .3190 3 0 2 1 -Wilson. 3 2 1 1 3 0 2 2 13 6 Kimp.p 3 0 0 3 Huber.3b 4 0 2 2 Gibson 1 1 0 0 Eingr.p 0 2 1 Cooney 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Smith 10 0 0 Totals So 9 24 13 Totals 20 7 27 13 I player at the opening. 4 Longfellow Playground Ball Team Is Victor The Longfellow grade school playground ball team. East Side champions, defeated the Hopkins aggregation. West Side title holders, in a semi-final game for the city championship at the Hopkins diamond Wednesday "by a score of 13 to 12.

The Longfellow team wyi meet the winner of the Lowell-Lincoln game on Friday. Two-base hits Williams. Jacobson. 2: Me-Manua, J. Sewell.

Jamleson. 3. Speaker. Three-base hits Sisler. Lee.

Honrs run-Burns. Stolen bases Klugman, Jamieson. Sacrifices Jacobson. Danforth. Spurgeon.

Speaker. Double ptays J. Sewell to Burns to L- Sewell: J. Sewell to Burns; McManus to Lamotte to feisler. Left on banes St.

Louis. Cleveland. S. Bases on balls Off haute. 4: off Buckeye, off Danforth, 3.

Struck out By Shaute by Danforth. 2. Hits Off Shaute. in 1-3 innings; off Roy. 3 in 3 2-2 Innings; off Buckeye, 3 in 2 innings.

Losing pitcher Shaute. Umpires Ormsby and Nallin. 2 MACKS LOSE TO RED SOX. -Boston. June 3.

The Red Sox defeated the, Philadelphia Athletics to-, day, 4 to 2, although scoring only fowr hits off the offerings of- three Philadelphia pitchers. In the third Boone's single and Vacke's trfple coupled with a pass to Ezzell and Todt's sacrifice fly, all off Baumgartner. netted three runs. Howard Ehmke turned in his first home victory, be' ing touched for nine hits. Score: Ab Po A Ab Po A 3 4 Haney.2b 113 1 JII Rourksb 6 1 4 3 4 4 2 2 4 3 Cobb.ef 4 3 4 4 2 2 4 Heilmatin.rf 6 4 1 4 0 Btue.lb 3 112 5 14 2 TaYener.es 4 4 12 6 3 4 3 WoodalLe- 3 13 2 3 10 3 W.ColUna 2 1 Holioway.p 1 Coiep Burke liaiiush lit 34 T.

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IDE Ttny. Gibson batted for Kamp in seventh. Smith batted for Graham in ninth. Cooney ran' for Gibson in seventh. Krrors Fonseca, Sand.

Boston 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 Philadelphia .2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 5 Two-base btls Bancroft. Wilson. Sand Burrus. Three-base bit Burns'. Sacrifices Marriott.

Fonseca, Double plays Marriott to Bancroft to Burrus: Fonseca to Sand to Hawks; Sand to Hawks. Left on bases-Boston, Philadelphia. 9. Bases on balls Off-Kamp. off Graham.

3: off 4. Struck out By Kamp, by Graham, by Ring-, 1. Hits Off Kamp, 6 in 6 innings: off Graham. 3 In 3 innings. Wild pitch Ring.

Loslnc pitcher Kamp. Umpires Moras and Quigley. Time 1:50. COLLEGE BASEBALL. Harvard, Bates, 4.

Pennsylvania, ColumBia, 0. St. Olaf college, Luther college, 2. By Al Demaree. Former Pitcher, N.

Y. Giants. i PETE DONOHUE. CINCINNATI PITCHER, INVARIABLY POTS HIS MAN0 IN HIS HIP POCKET OUST BEFORE DELIVERING EACH BALL TO THE BATTER iff AOOLFO tuQue, Txe CUBAN PITCHER WITH THE'REDST INSISTS ON PICKING BALL OFF GROUMO AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH INNING- GABBY HARTNETT, CHICAGO CATCH (2, MAKES A DETOim AQOUMO TMB UMPTRS BETOKtlTJUUMa TVS PtACSATTBrft StATt. 1.

Every ball player has his uper-stitlon, and Pete Donohue believed that putting his hand in his hip pocket be fore every pitch exerted some occult power over the game and the hitter. 2. Adolfo Luque, the star Cuban pitcher of the Cincinnati club, will not warm up with any of the catchers except the man catching him In the game. Like "STiim" Sallee. the old Giant pitcher, he thinks it is bad luck to.

catch a thrown ball at the beginning of an inning, and will pick it off the ground only after it has stopped rolling. 3. Gabby Hartnett, star receiver and hitter with the Chicago Cubs, was told his first year out, by the manager of the club, never to walk in front of the catcher and umpire when walking to the plate, but always to make a wide detour around them, if he wanted to be lucky. And Gabby has always stuck to this superstition. (Copyright, 1325, Associated Editors, Inc.) Hawk Nine Will Close Season Against Irish Iowa City, June 3.

Special: Coach Otto Vogel's baseball nine, after, closing a successful season in the Big play the final game of the year "against Notre Dame at South BendrfJune 13. The Hawkeye team will rest during, the examination week and resume practice next Monday to prepare for the season's finale. The Irish, with Elmer Besten, of Davenport, on the mound, defeated the Hawkeyes In an early season came here a month ago. H-a-n-e-s spells V-a-l-u-e. thread Instead of single.

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C. 93 Worth Street Ik IVJ TO llt I Eri Semi-Pro and Amateur Games Holstein Wins and Loses. Holstein, June 3. Special: The Holstein semi-pro baseball club defeated the Anthon nine in a game here Sunday by a score of 1 to 2. The batteries: Holstein, Raukohl and Lohff; Anthon, Francis and Schail-house.

On Saturday, the Holstein aggregation met defeat at Cushing by the Cushing team by a 14-4 count. Two Teams Tied for Lead. Chadron, June 3. Special: Two teams. Crawford and Chadron, are tied for the lead in the Northwestern Nebraska Baseball league following the games "of Saturday and Sunday.

The results of the Memorial day tilts follow: Chadron, Hot Springs, 1. Crawford, Gordon, 1. Alliance, 15; Hemingford, 5. Sunday's results follow: Gordon, 12; Chadron, 6. Crawford, Alliance, 0.

Hot Springs, 10; Hemingford, 9. Baumgartner Is Sold. Missouri Valleyv June 3. Special: Harry Baumgartner, pitcher, who managed the baseball team in this city for- three, years going to Jackson, this spring to the Cotton State league, has been sold to the Atlanta, Southern league team, according to information received here. Silver Lake Beats Remsen.

Ayrshire, June 3. Special: The Silver Lake baseball team won over the Remsen outfit, 6 to 6, in a hard game here Sunday. The Silver Lake hitters solved Lotz In the late stages of the came from behind and won. The. batteries: "Silver Lake, Cramer and Markinson; Remsen, Lotz arirl F3dler, Silver Lake meets the Capltol City Colored Giants here next Sunday.

Jackson Nine Victor; -Jackson, June 3. Special: The Jackson baseball team won a 10-1 icrJ -fv a 1 Sunday afternoon. The batteries: Jackson, Hartnett, Maloneyand Hall; DUkotaCity, Hukes and Hickes. in a Memorial day game the Jackson team took the measure 'of the I. O-O.

No. 164 team, of Sioux City, 9 to 6. Two for Oto Outfit. Oto, Iaif June 3. Special: The Oto baseball team won games during the past week, trouncing the Charter Oak team at Charter Oak Saturday by a.

5 to 3 margin and winning over the Cushing nine In. game played here Sunday by a score of 9 to 4. Layson' pitched the Saturday game for Oto and Hansen the gjuaday game. Cut Down Shaving Expense Y- At the same time get real shaving luxury. Stop experimenting.

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Prt. 20 22 .47 17 26 .396 20 27 .384 1C 23 .364 Cleveland New Yoft Detroit St. Louis 4 24 Boston National League, W. L. Pet.

New Tork 23 13 -6S3 Prooklyn 24 18 .571 lttsburgh 21 18 .538 Philadelphia 20 20 W. L. Pet. 19 23 .452 T8 23 .439 IS .419 17 23 .406 Cincinnati Boston Chicago St. LWs American Association.

W. L.Pet. St. Paul 24 18 W. 1..

Pet. Milwaukee 22 22 .500 Minneapolis 23 2 .479 Kansas City 19 24 e442 Columbus 1 23 T390 Indianapolis IS 20 Louisvilto Z3 20 Toledo. 22 22 .500 Western League, W. I. Pet.

Okla. City 27 17 .414 Denver 26 20 St. Joseph 23 21 .523 Des Homes 2 23 vts3 W. L. Pet.

21 22 .488 19 22 .443 19 23 .452 18 27 429 Omaha Lincoln Tulsa Wichita YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. American League. St. Louis, Cleveland, 6. Chicago, 12; Detroit, 7.: New York, Washington, Boston, Philadelphia, 2.

'National League. St. Cincinnati, 5. Philadelphia. Boston, 4.

Associaiou -At Milwaukee, Wis. Minneapolis Milwaukee 10 .1 0 Eddelman McOrjw and Aitrsmith; and Skiff. -At Indianapolis, Ind. RH Toledo 4 11 1 Indianapolis i 6 11 1 Johnson. Bayne and Schulte; Bur- weu ana itrueger.

At Louisville, 1 RH Columbus 2 8 1 Louisville 4 8 0 Palmero and kUrban, Dawson and Ttedman. St. Paul-Kaflsas City. postponed, wet grounds. 1..

"Western League. Xo games scheduled "Three Eye League. Decatur," "Haufe. 6, Bloom Ington, 'Springfield, innings.) 5 (10 Qunicy. 13; Peoria, 12 Evansville, 7 Danville, GAMES TODAY.

American League. t- Sta Louis at Cleveland. at New YorkY. Philadelphia at Boston. National League.

'New York at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at Cincinnati. -Philadelphia Pittsburgh.

American Association. Toledo at Indianapolis. -'Columbus at Louisville-. Minneapolisat St. Paul.

at City. Western League. Denverat Oklahoma -City. Lincoln at -Tnlsa. Des Moines" at St Joseph.

St. Joseph at Wichita. Kuisch First in All' Around Tests of Iowa Iowa City, June 3. Special: Nick Kuisch, Sioux. City and former Trinity college athlete, has been awarded the Iowa university's cup for physical efficlecoy, having placed-first with 364 pbinU in the all-unl-versity tests which have been in progress- during the past two months.

Kutsch-is a freshman. Twenty-eight events, which eluded running, Jumping, weight throwing, rope combing and diving; were on tse program. The large cup, whieh has been presented to Kutsch, is emblematic of the all-around athletic championship at the university. EXHIBITION GABIE -Y At Beaver Falls, Pa. El Pittsburg-h 14 0 Beaver Falls Elks -T.

.0 1 2 Cullotbn and Spencer. Flooch; Drug-foana and GaiJ. I i atV If A 1 i 1 jl tl i 3 PHILADELPHIA BOSTON- Ab Po A I Ab Po A Blshop.Tb 2 2 4 Dykes. Jb 4 2 1 10 10 Lamar. If -414 Boone.rr 3110 9immona.et 4 '2 3 0 Vache.lf 12 4 0 MIHer.rf 2 0 10 Todt.lb 2 1 11 01 Welch.rf 2 0 10 Wamby.Ib 3 0 1 4 2 1 1 0 Connolly.

sa 2 0 2 4 Perkina.e 2 0 0 1 P1cinica.c 30 2 1 Poole.lb 4 1 7 0 Ehmkcp 3 0 0 4 Galloway.es 41 Baumgrtnr.p '1 0 0 0 1 French 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 Hale 110 0.. Stokes. 0 0 0 1' Bagwell 10 0 0 Total 33 24 3 Totals 24 4 27 13 Mostfl.rf Iavls. Sheely.lb Falk.lf Ka.Rim.Sb -i-balk Ljon.p Totals Burke batted for W. Collins in siath.

Man-u-i battel for Hetloway in eighth. Errors Kamm. Taveoer. Sewre by innings: Oiicaio 1 3 I 1 2 1 IS IVtroit 3 3 1 Two-base hits MostiL Sbeely. 2: Falk.

Kamm. Schalk. O'Rourke. Cobb. Heilmann.

2: Blue. Stolen baass MoatiU 2: Collins. Sacrifices Davis. Sheely. Falk.

Lyons. Hanar. Bine. Double plays Dayis to' Col usa to Kamm: Collins to Dart to Sheely; to O'Rourke to Blue. Left on baaea Chicago.

7: Detroit, i- Bases on bails Off LTona. off W. Collins. 2- Struck out By Lj on a. 2: by W.

Colitna. 1: by Holloway. 1. Hits Off W. Colitna.

In i innings: off Holloway. 3 la 2 Innings: off Cote. 3 In 1 inning. Hit by pitcher By W. Collins.

(Da-Tlsi. Losing pitcher w. Collins. Umpires) Rowland. Moriarky and Time THREE FOR BROWNS.

Cleveland, June 3. St. Louis won its third straight game, fro am Cleveland today, 7 to 6. Cleveland's pitchers being unable to hold the St. Louis batters.

Burns made a home run in the fourth with- no one for Cleveland. Score: ST. LOUIS CLEVELAND AbHPoA AbHPoA Jai 12 3 Rlcef fisler.lb McManna.2b WtUiantatlf Jacotoon.cf Iixoe.e LaRiotte.sa Pg.e Dan forth, Bush 3 114 1 1 Lee.rf 111 4 2 11 4 1 1 Speaker. BurnaJb J. Sewell.

bs I. Seweii.e Spurgeon Kluganao.2b Roy.p Uhie 4 2 1 4 3 3 4 4 3 3 2 3 4 3 3 2 1 3 3 2 4 1 3 2 4 3 1 3 1 4 4 112 1 1 34 27 15 3S 12 27 12 Totate- Rata batted for Dlxoa in sixth. Ubi haste for Roy tn Errors Jackson. Lamotte. Speaker.

8pwr- Score by Innings: Kruia 0 1 4 1 0 1 3 4-7 liereland 3 1 I TEWTS! 10 oz. Khaki 7x9 S4xl3 All sires wall tents to stock. Also 4-4 1J I I II-1 1 i in 1 IL y7pp) Another Player Comes to Help Cardinal Boss St. Louis, June 3. Rogers Hornsby, who Sunday became field manager of the St.

Louis Cardinals, today had additional responsibilities. A son was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. Hornsby. 1 SPORTS NOTES By Norman E.

Brown. Stanley Washington boss, says the American league race has simmered down to his outfit and the Athletics: I But the Yanks; Indians and White Sox, at least, want to play out the schedule. America has, seen the last of Paavo Nurmi for many months at least. Finland's wonder runner goes home after a tour of, the United States which brought him much fame and scores of newrecArds. What a showing he made In this' country! i He appeared in 50 meets.

Spectators at these meets saw him break something like 30 Some marks were broken and then rebroken. He ran distances ranging from three-quarters-of mile to 6,000 meters in setting these marks and annexing his long string of He conducted himself during his stay in this country in such a gentlemanly manner on and off the field and handled the arrangements for his appearances in such an upright, straightforward man-ner that not the semblance a just accusation of unsportsmanship or pro-f essionalism could be proved against him: -y More than" that he conducted himself in such a manner as to pay honor to the country that claims him "-Finland. Ivniflaa tVio TTInnlah nth. lete then there is little cause for won- der that that country should give these great United States, Great Britain and every other country on the globe a race for supremacy In the realm 'of sport. -Y The American athletes, trainers and even officials owe Paavo Nurmi much.

He brought with him new ideas in USMIUUat) UlitUllfj ltu vviivw Athletes and thelf handlers, studying him, learned much. v. We have, had -many foreign and what-not have come to this country. All came with the real primal object, however, of acquiring money. Nurmi came here to show us Nurmi.

Not irCa spirit of conceit or boastful-ness, but with due pride for himself as an athlete "and of his country as a nation. One other thing, perhaps, drew him here a desire to see America. Let us hope that he carries-home the feeling that' America is" the land of promise the land of fair play in sport, the land of frood fellowship and "square shoot i. If he has acquired any other "Impressions through his dealings with the leaders in athletics and American fans it Is unfortunate for America. Branch Rickey is now included jto believe that "Duster" Malls nickname should be "Buster." Mails has proved one of the blg'gest busts among the comebacks this season.

Lame arm has bothered him ever since he reported to the Cardinals. Unless the tig southpaw rounds Into form within the, next few weeks he cat figure- on another Journey to the minors. And that journey will be a one-way ride. Gave Sioux City 'service; tlh Ci. Acta C7575 TlJ aH 1 Lt I 1 I it TN UNDERIVEAR language, AND -GENERA French batted for Baumgartner in fifth.

Hale batted for Groves in seventh. Bagwell batted for Stokes in ninth. Errors Perkins, Kxxeli. r- Score by Innings: Philadelphia 0 0 4 4 2 0 02 Boston 4 4 3 0 4 1 4 4 4 Two-base hits Dykes. Simmons, Vache.

Three-base hit Vache. Sacrifice Ehmke, Todt. Doabie plays Galloway to Bishop to Poole; Wambsganss to Connolly to Todt. Left on bases Philadelphia. 7: Boston.

8. Bases en Off Baumgartner. 3: off Groves, 4: off Stokes. off Ehmke 3. Struck out By Baumgartner.

by Ehmke. 1. Hits Off Baumgartner 3 in 4 Innings; off Groves, tn 3. innings; off Stokes, 0 in 3 Innings. Hit by pitcher Py Stokes.

(Vache. Todt). Losing pitcher Baumgartner. Umpire HcOowaa. Dlneen and Geisel.

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