The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 10

7 Allionimmoommonloommonommiw- rrononomommftoln THE KANS'AS CITY STAR 'MONDAY AUGUST 3 1911 Hifi THE WO "II" BOYS IN GOLF PLAYOFF TODAY OT A CALL FOR in Majors Waste W77e'vrr4sAMV -'k1 LARDNER KNOWS THE FEEL OF Al Lots of Breath on Protests BOO HE ADMITS Harbert and tiarrison CIAO To day in 14-tole Play-off of the St Paul Open 1 Harbert and day in lf4 the SI Ford Frick National League President Has Allowed Only One in the Last Seven Years Favoring Reds in Dispute With Cardinals Came Ilistoriet Are Studied In preparation for it 'took Which will Nmer See Print BOTH ARE EIGHT UNDER e' BOTH ARE Major League Leaders A (By the Associated Brest) AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 348 Gnr don NPW York 341 Boston 89 tt Maggio New York 79 Runs Batted BOMOM 10' Di New York 7fi Sr Wahiligion 149 sir ohens St Louis 133 Doubles--Doerr Boston 32: Detroit and DIKln Boston Triples--Heath clevelancl 2 Macgio New York 10 Home Runs Williams Bosto Lasbs St Louis 19 A Stolen Washington nors tY rrs CF demi the League Leaders i he Associated Press) ERMAN LEAGUE Villiamh Boston 346: Gnr i irk 341 hains Boston 89 1 York 79 cl In--WIlhams B0ton 10:: New York 78 Wihhiligton 143 ouls 133 t' )oerr Boston 32: MN-114110o liemon -'f- eath cleveland 12 York 10 qs Williams Bosto 24 outs 19 Washington in At the Conclusion of Yesterday's Regulation Play They Had Totals of 280 At the Conch Regulatiol Tot THE PRIZE 60111 $11000 THE Considerable Prestige Also Ts At tubed for the FAentual NN inner of Tourney Considerable tached fo NVinnel OrA rot the (Pv the Pxnrinted Pr') St Paul Aug of golf's boys Chick Harbert and Dutch Harrison climb try flied St Paul golf's bc and Dutch 1F 'i e'i i i' ki: :44 i tl A 4 I J41 1 oe i4 t' Ilk aVerk- 1 jo I ttA'- d- orr iv II t1 1ki''' 4- '''''''''414 ''t lk te Witittiff t'' i '''4' 44 'i 'c' Q11: iy44 i -'t1 tA 'N t-) i -A '1 3 i '4'V't i' 4 Lii '''-i 4 ''re fiAtt 411iii i i-1 1 't: 4 rA "'r kr ''k 0- i il 1' tr 4 0 0 -S' i 46" 'i i 1 vi 4 I i A 1 JP '-'i' A il 1 1 I 4 4 I '4 1 i i 4 t' "i i i ti Ittt i i 'i ii-' ill 1 of 7'''''' I ii1 4 i tti 444' i I i 3 4 4 4k le ''t 1 2 A 3 i l' 4A? it ti t'Okl' 4 't I tt41: ''ii-' i1? 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Sti' ir Igs' bcok on the to be called igame under pro sujec Oetti "Lardner on all these Brating" in six or eight est been We wondering what happens to lasmuch as Du '''''''''sll431''''''' 4' 1-- '1 volumes bound in isSoroeco or right Protests as it seemed that if all ofleffect on the s-ses sss sstass 014444 Phils protested the game but In on's bloomer bad no ame's outcome the Home New York 14: NeW York and Ceuta Brookivi Stolen Reiser Brook '1 16 Miller Boston' I I 13 11: t' them were followed through the protest turned down proes was 4- 51 near there and selling like hot Pitching French Brooklyn Wyatt Brooklyn 12-3 park bleachers should be knocked isottesstAssss seI'S' 's cakes Beds' Protest Upheld I Is down and set up in the league o- troor the purposes of the record The one protest in seven years l' i44 ye ishould add that seventeen hot flees As won or lest Where the games would be IS S' St -n eaktss were sold in 1941 not includ- (' -S ing the Scandinavian) 7 Well we've found out A sasti that Frick upheld resulted from an 1 END TO EDDIE 'ISRACEls in a Red-Card game at St Injuries suffered in Louis May 14 1938 With the Reds in Spill l'ill1 1 majority of them strangle on theiri ea leading to 1 in the sixth tis tar Prises' il 1 No MUST KNOW THE FEE man can write such a own futility and never leave the Ford Frick National! lui 4 two on l': r'I: beok-Iplaying field Cooke of the Eddie Kracek victim of si and two out Dusty a spill et tIli''' no n3an can know and feel the sub-Ilea flteds lashed out a drive toward the one of the recent midget met sub-league prexy says an average 1 or etst -iss-: fs ject truly-unless he has been booed' stands It struck a girder and racing programs at Olympic about two a year reach his officed a-' --1! I hitmalf Your correspondent svasland that in the last seven years be bounded back to the field but I ssl' it ss'SsIiI! booed several years ago in Cleve- Ballanfant signaled it was a home cued yesterday at Research homit a as allowed just one protest The body will be at the La I land and the experience was deeply Most of the protests are filed with run pc Ir i enricting Incidentally connois- the umpires in the heat of battle The two other Umpires one of chapel until tonight and will thr ss's' s' ts: ss seurs rate the Cleveland boo some- 'viten the managers run out oll whom was Bill Klein failed to see be sent to Omaha for burial Kraer I l's' 7 vvheite between the Los Angeles boo words and as they usually are basedBallanlant's signal and halted was a nationally known midget ca and the Erie Pa boo It has a on an umpires judgment the pro- Cooke at third base Ballanfant driver -'t Issis A es poignant ghostly sound like six 'testing gent might as well protest then just a young guy trying to get si iSl -s loons' fighting over a dead pickerel against rain falling Only some along didn't like to question the 'WINS NEGRO NET TITLE en and is suitable for children sys'ssi ss 2 'ter- Ithing involving the rules has a judgment of his seniors so he kept ST Loins Aug 3--fA P)-Ea 1 iss sss: 'tt ta inments I chance his trap shut Ross Missouri valley champion ism' Thts gesture of esteem IA'as offered 'IS sh An Umpire Changes Oveklon Inasmuch as it was a legitimate Kansas City IA'on the St Louis Ne- s) to your correspondent under some home run and influenced the out groes'inyitational tennis totirnam what peculiar circumstances It 1 th Recently toe Pirates es ase eiri come of the game as the Cards won' yesterday by defeating Richard HusS Frick upheld the Red protest lin of St Louis 2-6 6-3 6-2 in till F' test after Umpire Lee BallanfantIu l'u of protests involving technicalities 1 1 1 Nbourdwt have happened to a dog game with the Giants under pr s' PIs 1 and to tell the truth it didn an ss ss: s'' s' There 'ere no dogs within a mile On the occasion I speak of Joe 1 ordered the game replayed ad changed his decision on Jonnny I Th ft Co Jake pro es vas i ac finals There have been several instances i Mize being hit by a pitched ball ss'''' S'sssIS issI of the lace A PILOT STEPS 1)011 I that have reached Frick's office and OKLAHOMA CITY Aug 3-(A PI we subbing for the ousted Ps7-''i Louis was engaged to fight a relue-1- PI -() rs Fris I'I''''' Frankie ch The Bucs were sa um y- some have been upheld but not to John Kr second baseman an' if re 4A tant stooge named Eddie Simms 1 'II'ls''s'- They timed the main bout for Wing it with Flowers you might say the extent of reversing a victory or manager of the Oklahoma City in Probably not though a game replayed He be dians of the Texas league vs StstS's S'II sSss si'ssSSssIS'I in with a series of wistful pie Anyway Mize proved the ball hull Heves games should be won or lo st dropped today at his on reque: 's1 Ossl'ss s11s: 'tSs'Ilsss-Irs liminary bouts to come first As nicked him and he went to firstion the field and if you start in and was succeeded as pilot by Chi st-s ssAssss chance would have It the prelimi-1 Jake didn't care if one and losing them in the front Touchstone pitching veteran s'''ss naritz all ended in 1-round knock-1 Mize's legs had been knocked back on technicalities the fans will -sss''siiiSSSSass-Sssssets sis outs At least they seemed like 1- to the screen Ballanfant had lose faith They don't want to 1 s'ss- ss -'s SS'i A round knockouts They certainly I '''s -s- 's changed his decision and that wasiwatch a game and then say: ''I s' sISIsl sSs's -6 went very fast enough for Jake The protest was don't know who on haven't FLEISCHER IN THE BREACH based on the umpires judgment andFrick's statement yet" A good deal of time was left to be i had no more foundation than a I filled up and the cusl omens dis- I pup tent Jake wisely dropped the 1 IN 111' A ORErr Ruppert Field TODAY 300 lii IPInvoll impatience shillfling then Imager The Roseciale baseball team WOH a INIRIAN11114111 1S fret In the familiar rhythm of the I Earlier this year a protest reached I league game yesterday by CleUeland shuffle The promoters IFrick involving an odd incident In forfeit from the Vendo team ONE ALONE ON DEFENSE hastfly summoned Dr Nat VS lis Css Ifilles oxing is tor i an an me llifluous whose tongue would not be CALL FOR JACK The Sports Mirror JACOBS1 4 COOL TROPICAL out of place in anyone's set of table (BY the PresSI HAL CHASE AN AMAZING FELLOW' silver Dr Fleischer introduced Year Ago Today-Marvin Breuer tilt aiva Trousers AT FIRST SASE everybody in sight When he ran OKLAHOMA IS ENTHUSED OVER pitched third straight shutout for A tiliAtt STAMP out of celebrities he began to in- i NEYLAND'S INQUIRY New York Yankees as club de- A OAI IN Mt IN1 ti it eitS2 9 troduce the visiting boxing writers' feated St Louis Browns 2 to 111 Although Not the rosier at Bat ns around the ringside Three Years Ago-Jimmy Dykes te Sister and Gehrigt He Bates I must admit that the customers Soonerland Expects Its Former lc signed contract extending his LI man Brother at the Top Other- put up with this as long as they Star to Be Named on the Army managership of Chicago White 1 01315 MAIN Ise could They showed great restraint All-Star salt a d-other Sox through 1941 season when confronted with Wilton St Briefs Five Years Ago-Ben Johnson SWitilill Farnsworth and Caswell won IGO and 220-3'ard dashes and SAVE By CRANTLAND RICE Adams and 'Damon Runyon and Archie San Romani placed fifth st SeORTIN: RADIOS tAtarrh American Neitpart Alliance) other noted Philistines and horse- in mile as United States lost to eitsel iss- By HUGH PtILLEIITON SR GOODS SEAT NEW Yosit Aug 3-W re hen But Dr Fleischer lingered (Wide world Sports Columnist) British track team in internas ss '1'5- Ass COVERS tsetatmdi brought Hal Chase back to the head- i at his task just a trifle too long and si tional meet witnessed by 70000 at NEW YORK Aug 3-Gloria Callen of other items tot lines In Oakland ralif it aktlwhen be called on your correspond- 0-1 VA 1 170 -Anots London Car Home Ouhre (Ey out of plare in anyone's set of table the Assactafrd Presti HAL CHASE AN AMAZING FELLOW Dr Fleischer introduced Year Ago Breuer AT FIRST EASE everybody In sight When he ran OKLAHOMA IS ENTHUSED OVER pitched third straight shutout for out of celrbrittes he began to in-' NEYLAND'S INQUIRY New York Yankees as club de- trorture the visiting boxing writers' feated St Louis Browns 2 to Although Not the Foxier at Bat ns around the ringside Three Years Dykes Sister and Gehrig He Kates I must admit that the customers Sooner land Expects Its Ittirmer signed contract extending his at the Top Other- put up with this as long as they Star to Be Named on the Army managership of Chicago White Ise could They showed great restraint A II-S ta Sox through 1941 season when confronted with Wilton St Briefs Five Years Johnson SWILIlill Farnsworth and Caswell won IGO and 220-3'ard dashes and By GRANTLAND RICE Adams and 'Damon Runyon and Archie San Romani placed fifth (Narrh American Newparr Alliance) Other noted Philistines and horse- BY HUGH FULLERTON SR in mile as United States lost to NEW YoaK Aug But Dr Fleischer lingered (Wide YORK Aug Callen (Wide World Sports Columnist) British track team in interna- brought Hal Chase back to the head- i' at his task just a trifle too long and tional meet witnessed by 70000 at lines in Oakland Calif it also I when he called on your Ed London By GRANTLAND RICE 0torrti American Neitparr Alliance) NEW YORK Aug illness brought Hal Chase back to the head- in Oakland Calif it also Rubel Cluiago 18 Pitching Borowy New York Rt Chandler New York 12-2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 343 1nm bard! Boston 338 Rtins--ott New York 6 ri: Brooklyn 71 Rims Batled New York 1 Medwirk Brooklyn 73 H11medwick Brooklyn 124: Sliy7o ter St Louis 122 Chicago 28 flrrr Brrinkivn 27 St Louis 15: NLr: Olson Chicago I Home New York to r) NeW York and Canulli Brooklyn 16 Stolen Reiser Brooklyn 11: Miller Boston Pitchinz French Brooklyn 11-1' Wyatt Brooklyn 12-3 ODAY 300 P1111 iAPOLIS Blues COOL TROPICAL-- Trousers 1 COOL TROPICAL tt If A STA alVtt MP Trousers VAI A OAI Qi9 IPA tot 14 4 A--o el-7d Richman Brother- 1013-15 MAIN SAVE r111- RADIOS SPORTING A GOODS SEAT 1 11 COVERS thousimdi of other items tor Car Home Ca Come ago 18 Borowy New York 10-1' York 12-2 TIONAL LEAGUE iNsee Brooklyn 343 tom 338 New York 6 1 ed In --MYe New York 't- 1 rooklyn 73 wick Brooklyn 124: 8It A76 i i 122 -lack Chicago 28 Ileirr4 laughter St Louik 15: Nc: RO Mizo New York to r- nd Cerifilli BrOORIVO 16 'I Reiser Brooklyn 11 French Brooklyn 11-1 klyn 12-3 :) ED iE ii itrfered in Spilt riiit i(IItet tar Driler I 'acek victim of a spill i' recent midget motor grams at Olympic LC' day at Research homita will be at the Lapetir il tonight and will thr 1 3inaha for burial Knfr onally known midget l''GRO NET TITLE Aug 3---(A P)Fat nal valley champion 'mil won the St Lows Ne- itional tennis totiniam1 iy defeating Richard Hurt 'ouis 2-6 6-3 6-2 in till o'i' sTIll's 1)011V Loi Cm Aug Po) ler second baseman an' the Oklahoma City In the Texas league iday at his own reque iceeeded as pilot by Ck: pitching veteran SEBAL 'ield TODAY 300 111 111: ili AtT citoroll 101 1 Trousers 141 IC! OD Irk 110 to tig t) nan Brother- 101345 MAIN 1: 14' 4 riiiv-: 4 I i 'i 44k I 7 tt -1' 4k: 0't1t 'A fh 'it 1- 114 1-30 :717:44 :727: )1 e'''' tw'Y 4 i -1 4 vi 1 A i "''C 4 4 4 1 t't 1 i ik 1 i k'' 1 4" t' ti: i-: :1 II 04 i 4 1 1 1 i'- t'" 1 ss A 'i' sessss ssss 1 around the rugged Keller pub-1 lie links in an 18-hole play-off for the St Paul open golf championship today and the $1000 that goes with first place They finished all square yesterday with 280 strokes under the end of the regulation 72 holes Probably more Important to them than the coin Is the title which will advance the winner farther up the ladder to fame Both Harbert of Battle Creek Melt and Harrison the Arkansas traveler working out of Harrisburg Pa have been tabbed by their compatriots as the up-and-coining golfers of the whose names might some day rest beside those of Ben Hogan Craig Wood Byron Net-son and others in the fan-clan Therefore an additional punch has been added to this play-off Both boys are former Texas open cham pions the 27-year-old Harbert win lung it this year In a play-off with Hogan nd Harrison taking it in 1938 Both have figured in consid erable prize money in their comparatively short bids for places In golfs front ranks around the lic links in a for the St championshi $1000 that place They yesterday end of the rc Probably mot than the coin I advance the -'Iadder to fame Both Harbet Mich and Ha traveler workir Pa have been 'patriots as the crs of the might some dw Ben Ilogan Cri son and Therefore an been added to boys are forme pions the 27-Y Ping it this yri Hogan and II 1938 Both ha crable prize tr parativelY golls front tar 10 I I Chick Harbert (left) of Battle Creek Mich nd 4 Dutch) Harrison the Arkansas traveler from HarriMirg Pa who wcre 11-A nt 230 for the $11)00 firt prize in the St Paul open golf tour nament fluare off toflav in play-off of elqhtren holes Harrison the Arkansas traveler in the St Paul open soli tours od from srv( zirrrs 113 nilny t('' sme3 ('' me in $13 1: UIR BACK TO EMPORIA HARR BAC: BETIMA M1165 The Indians Still Have all Out to Get at Milwaukee Lights at Borchert Field Fail After') lal Peck Fails to Send One Believes Wens loll Is Major 'Material 0111v Coach 1111 Aqsistant There From 1921 to 1921 (Ey the A ssorlated Press) EMPOPIA KAS Aug (Rosy) Harr is returning to the Col lege of Emporia as conch and director of physical education Harr a graduate in 1921 was assistant coach from 11321 to 1921 and bead coach from 1928 to 1931 President ID A Hirschler said that the physical education program in line with the war effort would be stressed but that the college would continue a full athletic progiam Harr succeeds Henry Brock who resigned to go to Southwe3tern col lege at Winfield rrcsment A Milki maul the physical education program in line with the war effort would be stressed but that the college would continue a full athletic progiam Harr succeeds Henry Brock who resigned to go to Southwe3tern col- lege at Winfield Nely Coach 11 From I' (Ey the A ErktrostA (nosy) Harr is of EmpOri tor of physical Harr a sistant coach I bead coach froi President ID the physical e( line with the stressed but tl continue a full Harr succeed resigned to go lege at Winfiel Pope the Yale splasher are ent to take a bow the public felt a brought back one of the warmest 1 in the social swim together these i arm arguments in baseball Who should 'Just sense of outrage As I stag-i 'days A Texas horseman who league pennant winnersAnd now gored to my feet shielding my head le a member of the United States be the games all-time first base-twith my right arm I heard the want the boys makil1g1 i touches tells that he has had a Sai man? 'sinister chilling sound of the Cuya-Istraight bet on every horse Ben -y In the course of the last fortylhoga catcall (scientific name for 'Jones has started this season and FANS years there have been three out- Cleveland boo see McOillicuddy vsylasf 4 46 I CAI 'vv ARE FUNNY TC brought back one of the warmest arguments in baseball Who should be the game 's all-time first IOman? In the course of the last forty there have been three out- FANS ARC FUNNY ETC IIE Indianapolis Indians weren't in the best of humor1 1 as they arrived here late for yesterday's twin bill with' the Blues They suspected funny business in Mii- -lines waukee Saturday night when the lights went off with the i Tribe in the lead and the Brewers at bat with two out in the last of the fifth base-AMATEUR it a suspicious circumstance they' or eighteen He II sti has a chance DeSpain Motors ssould like to book a twenty game lor 'Tuesday nikill Coll Shep stsala Hal Peck a pull hitter with the 1 mt ase of a smic ler an a et er I Damson 0448 Sedali Merchants open for base-lErewers got his chance at bat be-I Wensioff a more he a he ball have made ball Raines in and out pt Sedalia Suaust cause the Indians said there was effective hurler this season He ng stars who have taken the lead They are Hal Chase George 116frlir 11 7piSIZ: the chance he might hit one over the issued only one walk in his last three lemiler li 20 27 Teams intprested issuca only one Walli Ill nis last tnree sw AAuL I1CAZr mcw tic DeSpain Motor fame lsir Tosciu liarrison 0448 The Sedalia Me' bail Raines in ar 30 September ta lember ii 21) 27 ------------so tar tne proms are $100Triel and 1 Is it hot enough for you? Origins of Cleveland Booin ----Oklahoma campus is excited aboutven Duffy "Early Booing on Lake Erie' football gets under way this a telegram from Lieut Col Bob! The noise swelled up and Dr1 INeyland asking for Jack Jacobs's Istarting to trainJust to show you 'address The boys figure that means Fleischer dived swiftly for cover1 lhow the fans go for different sports 1 The Doc is a shrewd judge of crowds 1J5ck will be on the army all-stari la different places the same night IsouadJohn Hoffman of the Before more than one ripe tomato 'they'll play that big all-star football yons game in Chicago Indianapolis will had whizzed past my nose however Chicago Times suggests Ted ifor manner of the White Sox when put and Simms appeared out of put on an all-star basketball game tiowhere arriving in the nick of the current succession of failures between the pick of its 1942 high ttime like the United States marines 111" come to a grades and a Kentucky bunch ttlowhere arriving in the nick of the current succession of failures uetween the pick of It 1942 -high like the United States marines has come to a school grades end a Kentucky bunch $11 75 The 1 cred 1 gra till Cho eel(5 heifer grade i angel to me Mec hulke( of go and c( torrnmoltrrolum $875 Abo recelp wAR livoRKEre 1vaochl 13 rod inge 118R0 0 1 -i umn AGA UPI tcck 4 1 it Nor I 110 11ak gh Clint C111 (ore (nne onm 1u rl ch ikird cern riPt Can si vird hands in running wa---------f-) 1c4l: ter This dissolves the (1 (lon CNT protective film and pi I( O'ILII cull carries away the grime Ot inr Ono Sold at drug hardware co and auto supply stores cl1 r) he IL-Wii elD 1 0 kV Goo NI Con S'ot 7 Ili 41) 1 0 ek ti- tuck WAR RKE Ri 4 1 141 011 rN V1V" Vlif 1 le 0 A' and Lou Gehrig Write or otn John Thomas tilj East lint-fence When he was retired that games His curve is Just good enough teeta Phoe 1728VV imade It two down and then catile to be a valuable part of his reper- CHANCE AND M'INNIS TOO 'blackness tone There have been ether high-class According to the Indians the pitchers with not as much to rec- such as Frank Chance of groMidkeeper who handles the ommend them as Charley has have the Cubs and Stuffy NIcInnis of the switch in the Brewer park said he succeeded in the big show and Char- Athletics two of the best But Chase Avi A 0 Coil UJ lj couldn't turn the lights on again ley is pitching this year with the Sislcr and Gehrig have received most lbccause the fuse had blown out and hope he will he called of the 1'OteS cast in this first-basing 1 he didn't have another one 1 pnll 7he So the game will be finished from! Homer Through Street tar 1 flat Chase nrver had the batting SCOREBOARD at point in Indianapolis Another! 'TOE GORDON'S home run hrre that Gehrig and Srler knew out and thP Indians would have had other night didn't go over thel HP was no hemp-run mlker of the the triumph that et to the train 11L I car It went throurgh one win- dow and out the Fri Levy lr tv nnr nny 400 hitter of Thrn the hustle to 'the Sister order But as a defensive and the arrival here with no time basemen he stood alone Ils1 can't esnlain why hr ling horn hit Write or rail Joh teenth Phone SC OR rand the tumult subsided There was! onle talk In the cheaper seats of Grippo reports he didn't even ask for further deferment of Mello THE ANSWER MEN ossoror 11014: ng Ilynchiour correspond ti ent but itiBettina's inducon when that Do- When Manager Luke Sewell of the' ::1 jirA Me to nothing At least think razio fight rained out He fig- Brovvns was soaked a $23 fine for a 1 I- it tame to nothing lures that Private Bettina will be In recent run-In with an ump he said 't I la better poxition to holler for a Joehe was tempted to pny It with Ian Bettina a rubber so when Jt)liN HAFT'S TITLE vp iLouis fight than Civil 11 CotonAno Sentims Cot Aug 3-Hwas Hrridge notified me the check RUB ON this greaseless cream bpfrt a you start work It helps to protect yol With some of the best Amateurs in was bad I could say Yeh and from oils paint and grime which tra the country among the 200 entrants SERVICE nrrr lit make us wax the de- cause infection After the annual Broadmoor Invitational If they're looking for a big yough'cision'" he explained And when work just wash your -1 to 00- tk RUB ON this greaseless cream you start work It helps to protect yn from oils paint and grime which ira cause infection After work just wash your (- 1 4-4 cgt- 1 1 i Illt Oi I I ilte40A4' 1 p-4 witiougEt ii 4444--4--44 -4 4: A --121- 'iYr1 A I 1 I 1 Ci 1 13 a 1 Thumbs Up Smacked Daily Trouble nosti1 ci on :11 1 remainder of the season However the South we were walking along General MRnager Sales Talk Some ehilndelpron 29 70 203 41 to his credit Hurling for a clubhe may not leave until the bascball a street when Hal stopped in front I yA Irofessor Has die Proof Man Montsin and Happy Pilot AMERICAN LEAMII WIlieh more runs his total Idoors are closed for the year of a fruit stand 16 carried on soti Alsab's handler apparently decided ro now might be as high HS NeVelOoell 1 EIINFN'r MEHL colt of COI1VeTha tiC11 with the maHl achicrs ro ury es r-Til Ito defer his comeback test until he Nrw York '70 3 I 6so in started charge and then on his l' jean stretch his legs on faster footing Bost rm WHy clerland ri 47 11 1 1 nw St Loin 51 52 5r 1712 A I I ENO I ro cyrcit A l'Ot1 GOES FOL After walking a block he handed 1 CHICK IS sT11f ACT! net roit 50 1 4k1 ellicPizo 41 55 411 1'1 me EWO oraires a hanpnq and pn WiiIiiictnti 411 At Tili 154 -a wmncto AO 81 314 211 I I 1' '41 A0408414 Optical I 1 IPv70-1 rx-i I 1 ppi ich he wh ha lifted in front dorm is cs It I'd I IV 't Is Illusion But I)r It Cmcmln Aug 3 Evens P11114drIplil) a 41 10i 10 3i a i' A 4't INTFPNATtoNAL I I MITT I 4 4 l'''' of the dealer's eyes Standing Rt his who thirty-five year no enterd ge NI Sutton l' 1 vy or I i'rt1 it At Nagai 11 trip 1rt )4 'side I had never seen htin make a i Ap atns the Spin on Ball Ntalies nd won the Chicago city amateur It Break a 145Arg 1: 42 511 Th1181811 54 55 4'IS I I 11 Z1 "I' toK-I 7 44 motion with either hand i Six 60 Miles an Hour golf tournament at the age of lt3 prs91 City 57 4 9 51g t4v owl IP 55 57 4'1 AAA was among the field of shout 100 Tnrnilln 514 I11)II411 51 5R 47! It eII II 't "1I 41 "14 Chace Ws() hao a tr igger hi am I It tIV-t' 't 4 11 15118tral SA 56NO I nvt' fr 4 8 1 3 7 3111 VA II" to I t) I 4tb 1 IA His reflexes were on the split In i today in the same event The cham- PACIFIC COAR I II AN IT I 4 A 1'-e 4 3 'L' Ii ki I SIIII1L (FY St' Alveintrd Prell) brlishnft murmuring somethingpionship round will be played Sat- eft Cc: 1 444 :44444 0 4 qt'4 I For one thing he always thought I INNEAFOLIS Aug about "theoreticians" and for Su t- urday 1 molpis16 48 823 RI Fr' 8 risco ((I 82 4'12 i kr 41I 11 59 5 518 Kr A 444JA Ahead of the play He sensed in 'l cartit'iln11) ti 4414 1 '1 rli ik? A 1i3-: 1 I of that was the last straw A I' 4 i A lance ust )011t lilt WOUld take professor i "That A baseball must curve AC- Ann Diecn 83 82 5nt I'S-11'114nd 4317 it51i ''I Ii'I 7 A sr 45 University oday said he had A Golfer Is Good Then Bad place and he had the starting speed i cotding to the laws of aerodynamics SOUT iEn SI SSOCIATION )r 14 PI Ottlp he said The question is Pc11 rt 'IP' 't'i k'L -o ('-' ra-it 4 and the dexterity to carry on definitely proved what he is clear (fly the Aesociated Preme) I rct A per- land umpteen million other baseball not 'whether' but 'how And 1 ittle 17mck 83 47 12 nrienng 57 54 514i 40 A 'q rc: 0 (fill: 22 12 id -if through lye Seell NM make 1441kIlville 82 53 531 IIImingh 55 57 4111 5- 44tre IL ---e 1' '''tt e' (:440 feet plays so rapidly that one of fans have known all lila careful analysis of the magazines Mpmplug 58 54 5IR Chtt11n'RE 52 I1 480 1i 4 As I 1 A 11 11 5 ixvIlle -45 70 1191 1 4 2' 712tecOrr4 tali welders would be caugn can curve a baseball 'photos shows that a good pitcher by heSarr4PAorf oAlut Rs' A I George Matson Wichita Kas pro THREE 1 LEAGUE ''4 1 -4 )' lor his on infi behind unable Y0ro 111' reach the bag MI 4: 4 1' The professor Dr Richard putting pin on the ball can curve competing In the 15000 st Pant a Pr11 1 PO ot- 4I2 1 kr7 I '''14 2-' 7 ti 44i 114 4 A Golfer Is Good Then Bad (Sy the Associated Press) Sit PAUL MINN' Aug heard of weird golf scores but George Matson Wichita Ka pro competing In the $5000 St Paul Th bulk rind at $1 pour Pa to to a ct 1 IP 7nr nr 1-4r A ml but at July rr Pn't tha 0 Xtrsr $12 ml ht rr hit Pcri tho 0 cif $12 0 1lAt I IS CONSIN I UPPER Aim lftiCHIGAN open will put his round today against the field As a part of its allout war program He shot a 1-under-par 71 al- The Milwaukee Road is providing cofl though getting seven venient travel on the overnight Sou three on the front nine for a 37 ni and four on the back side for 34 Par is 36-36-72 Chicago or Milwaukee thence daytze Ills card showed six pars four on the AWATHAS ClurrEwA' WEST LIMITED from Kansas City ta bogies and one double bogey Also other air cooled trains i Northern Wisconsin towns served hf rc AlrCooled 17c flow li ng thesetrains inclu Tomahawk Eedf 1 etunatorn WY 15C01111111 towns Bowling oled 17c Bowng trains include Tomahawk Beet IN 4 con' 30Uni ta aytiz rFEWA trod bT Feaf I it at least six inches up down or 7: 2 40 net 4-''' 0 ume to nandle the throw the Pprinotild 5132 624 Wftler100 i' 411 401 4 4 4 i In addition to all this he wa ving lecturer on physics dor 11 612 Miulton 37 50 421 Al c' I only infielder 1 ever SiM' said the proof is contained in an s1thwaY3" prvitasviite 47 37 560 Dectitur 31 50 :344 4 4 i 4 1 Many of the amazing Jumps and -ES 1 FRN ASSCIATI OON I f4 140- t' 1 4 i' 'clit'18 111 i article he spent six months ore- grace and ease compared to Larryl 'bcbbles attributed to baseballs prob ropek I A' Pet if i 1 paring for publication In a leading Iti 25 11 694 Hutchinson 17'22 416 4'1 1 10101e ably are illusions Dr Sutton con- scientific journal ceded But if a ball is spun it will 41Mubkoliet: 26 12 64 Jopn -13 371 1 7 1 tt Nii tg 'VI 40 Lajoie could make the toughest The hole thing started Dr But- tj Sini i 15 10441 Bprinittieli i11il 4 te 'iNt '44 ii 1 kr i sort of chs IP' 1 4- b't- r'1 ance look like a simple 1 litil 41 ii4 matter So could Chase he was txm said when an editorial writet off it normal path in the di- rection of the spin at a constantly 1 i I 1 0 rt sa tot i 0 -J fl000rnsel olfitItleensiaonnd never under any of the Baltimore of hearing about all the phnomenal Sun grew Urea X' 1 1 accelerating rate -'t- i- oPt '1i 1 0 A 6044 i '14'6402t'llit e4: 1:14 41 A 4 Chase at first base was the top things that the Groves and Hubhells A Curve at 60 Miles an hour 1 nnd Fellers could do with a baseball "Trouble is the ball doesn't really 4 kd) 3 i artist of the tribe of artisit he tribe Rita Fellers could do with a baseba111 "Trouble is the ball doesn't really 4 i i 2::: 7 i I 7 7 0 ei 4 -A ti 'Ito '1 4 40 '''t7 '4: O'! t71 1: 1 4 1:1 1 41 4: I 7 4 1 4-1 t4A!" it 1' t4Ik I iz '71 'C'''4 i 1' 4 0 10 'i r' 1 4 2- t( 1 1' 4 4t' 'i A 1 '2 I 4-i''-'11141 'Vi 4114 2 44 0biii '''110irMarlkIWCZlit'''a 1 How the Blues Are Batting AR II RBI I'd rolling 160 11 31 17 312 Lva 315 43 101 Il :401 Craft 57 10 17 10 290 I in III' NI 111 45 226 Milasvich 817 4 113 37 277 srra 321 41 27 42 211 fiarhara 1111 0 '111 0 Naitraarer 11 11 23 23 232 richarritt 117 33 115 141 241 i II :0 7 01 A I II Zilli 111 0 3147 MI 143 21 '111 4'errr 33 6 0 1 1101 I I 74M RA'ETIMI I i A 0 Mk II PCT i 4 31111 413 1119 8A3 1111 IA1 i TEAM Elul DIN( 0 PP 10) A A 1 WI 776 1213 101 015! l'EECRE110' It 11111o4 I I 11' rn so 0 rnI A A 1101 341 1110 II 2 110 WI 401 ti paqInff II A IA AA 14 Veoltyi 7 A 113 Al At (st i A A IA 67 0 i A rttinin A 1) I Ili Al i I A A 130 bt 22 i If ana2a1004 A I 11 4 11 ii hen ni 41 thtn 0 0 1 a al flow the Blues Are Batting AR It 111 RIM PCT comas ot 11 31 7 311 Lev 313 41 101 4 raft A7 lot 17 10 200 SO the editorialist tongue in cheek begin to curve appreciably until the '--409m--- un i Mioccio BE cANII ownE ll INE wrote flatly that nobody could throw twenty feet of its 60-foot trip tip' ford Hazelhurst ILANIA eit a whole bUsincsa was an from pitcher's box to home tot' 1 title Boling "or Pr line Woodruff Boulder lunction Sayo 11crr 7' A 10 rt 1P0 till IA IA 00trit 13 to vie optical illusion he said Its going sixty miles an Alb nth and stout VT SPIV! I Or Star Lake Eastern Wisconsin Th tory is 111(491111 Straight A Protest tenni l'il lig hour and makes the distance in Upper Michigan points include Co lly The Star'le I Outraged fans A flt the elkin about six-tenths of a second So it' a-1 okra's Al rn i Hi a 11-11111C1 man Crivitz Wausaukee Iron Mo'l i Prrfro1 made hard to observe in that short titne'Iileaa A Kee 1 PS Carthser 101 Alc isalt ettea'ring with protests which soon grow' and distance a0TORnit 4 RAMO hemigisio (MAUTO ODS ART thin Iron River the Soo nd the tl sive tint theediteeid el1 P'llitil iiiimbee to anguished howls when a nntional I 'But if a pitcher could extend his! WeeNew Peninsula niq '011 littsivrr higetrill re nt of port Irhitd wocut ot clivetiRive 03 vie magazine tame Motif it'll a series SA be hurling it 1000! MAR SHALL AUTO STORES torv rir rillo Cretyrtr bre trim blunt tef no it Wq the thiii st renth rolLtht ehlors 1111(1''' in "''''''n plettirps purporting to feet to enrth from a ruzlhor Information at i ihs It entleih twriltvItto Atlrts for litc'dhtlw thnt except tor down- i split wnuld make it cur AdVe ye nty- Tangos City Tkket Office solii wtAi Word Iron) 11 Atiom inrantn I Wrtt'd delleetion due to gravity all five fret ntvny from its northal path I 202 too ins si 0 ith arid Croodi witcout I htrteen imut1 Ceihd Crowder to sis hits And I thrown hnschiltis travel Il ed litraight straint down Phone Victor IPSO Tho Alcor' by Innings: 11 It Ilines I 'I Admit that six i Inches in sixty MA Gonorat Aligtnt 201h illtlittV FOli I tar Sution's dander Also wns feet isnt much of a curve" the Relax in slacks save money -e' lIl 1sonsrd IXmd And 0132 t144 15 13 0 i Ctinin Crolder All 1 3 8 3 Atill(14141nSel ad a A pzinnrie rtvoIshow physicist sniff triumphantly nen 1 1 (I ein I 1 fht i oreman Clark sr 12th 11 Ii 11 14011 turro that it WWI WrOntr rilakeS the difference beiecn A hit Il at said rind strike in any ball gatnc I ever trioerieuteat a A raw the I i a A llav1llo rtita hit i i "But ii fi aynet and Coie Mo'in a Kee' d) tA11 In yesterday's Cirdinal-Giant proiiram the roin Grounds in New York Darold Srlinmacher lifted font that sent Grorle Kurowskt Cardinal thiid-sacker diving over the fence Into the fans George hi shown jammed Into the crowd In his futile attempt to get under the ball 111 41! 1.