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CEDAR RAPIDS GAZETTE, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1935, FOURTEEN Riiders Drop; First Game Of Series To Keokuk, Score 6 To 4 Standings MACK AND SLAGEL HEADLINE MATHDW Big Georgia Hill Billy Meets Moen In One Preliminary; Nazarian And' Freberg To Collide. 3,900 SEE SAINTS, LICK COWBOYS, 42 King Bests Kemp In Battle Of Southpaws Packers Out-Dynamite Demons-For 6 To 5 Win. Omaha Will Continue To Operate In The Western Tony Ostronic Hopes To Form Syndicate By Monday; His Brother, Owner Of Park, A Heavy Creditor1 OMAHA, Neb. (AP) Dale Gear, Topeka, president of the Western league club, announced Wednesday night following a closed session of league club owners that the Omaha franchise -would remain In the city. The Omaha' Packers have been operating under management of the league since the' disfranchisement of Mrs.

E. B. Branconier of St. Louis. Bocek Misjudges Fly In 7th For 3 Tallies Hari Loses After Relieving Mead In Fatal Round Following Shin Injury; Strathmeyer Aidis Indians, i I.

KEOKUK (Special) Another ball game was written Into the wrong side of the Raider ledger here Wednesday night in the opening game of the Keokuk series which the Indians won, 6-4, on the strength of a three-run rally in the seventh. Ralph Michaels triple on a long fly to right field which Milt Bocek misjudged and barely touched drove three scores home in the seventh against the relief pitching of Johnny Hari. "The most pestiferous fly in the Yanks Take Both Ends Of Twin Bill From Detroit Club BY THE ASSOCIATED FKESS. The Cleveland Indians have been guilty -of some strange inconsistencies this season, but at times it looks as if they might give the league-leading Yankees the best fight for the American league pennant. They shook off a heart breaking blow to split a double-header with Washington yesterday and gain undisputed possession of third place.

Cleveland showed plenty of hitting power in both games, but after building up a 5-0 lead in the opener, was forced to yield 11 to 8, when Thornton Lee blew sky high in the eighth. Undaunted, the Indians went on to win the second game 10 to 5. "The Tigers sought a similar comeback, but after taking a 13 to 3 drubbing from the Yanks in the opener they lost 7 to 6 in the second game. This not only dropped them to fourth but it ended Tommy Bridges winning streak after nine straight mound victories. The Tigers nearly salvaged the game when Charley Gehringer poled a homer and Hank Greenberg followed with another, but Goose Goslin couldnt finish the job.

The Red Sox and Browns divided the third American double bill, Boston winning the opener I to 5 and the Browns taking the "afterpiece 6 to 3. In the National league the Braves and Cubs split the only games that escaped the bad weather. Bob Smith got the better of Lon Warneke to give Boston the first clash 2 to 1. Bill Lee out lasted Huck Betts in the night cap, winning 3 to 0. WESTERN LEAGUE.

Pet I Pet. Davenport 20 12 .823 Keokuk 18 15 .338 St. Joe 31 14 .800 Ced. Rapids 13 33 .3,1 Sioux City 1 14 .578 Dea Moinea II 23 .301 Omaha It 14 .383 R. Island 11 31 .344 WEDNESDAYS RESULTS.

Keokuk 8: Cedar Rapids 4. Omaha 8: Des Motnea I. St. Joseph 4: Eioua City 3. Davenport and Rock Island, cold.

GAMES -THURSDAY, Cedar Rapids at Keokuk. Davenport at Rock Island. Dea Moines at Omaha. St. Joseph at Sioux City.

national" league. Pct.f Pet. New York 38 14 .7 14 Brooklyn 24 20 .480 Pittsburgh 33 23 .389 Cincinnati 31 32 .398 St. Louis 30 23 .588 Phila phia 19 30 .388 Chicago 28 24 17 35 .327 WEDNESDAYS RESULTS. Boston 3-0; Chieaso 1-3.

Pittsburgh at New York, wet grounds. Cincinnati at Brooklyn, wet arounda. St. Louis at Philadelphia, rain. GAMES THURSDAY.

Chieaso at Boston. Pittsburgh at New York. Cincinnati at Brooklyn 12). St. Louis at Philadelphia AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Pet. I Pet. New York 36 19 .655 Boston 27 29 .482 Chieaso 27 21 .563 Washington 26 29 .473 Cleveland 30 24 .358 Phila phia 21 29 .420 Detroit 39 33 .537, St. Louis 16 38 .308 WEDNESDAYS RESULTS. New York 13-7: Detroit 3-8.

Washington 11-5; Cleveland S-10. Boston 8-3; St. Louis 5-6. Philadelphia at Chieaso. rain.

GAMES THURSDAY. Philadelphia at Chicago (3). New York at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. Boston at St.

Louis. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Pet. I Pet. MlnapoUs 35 26 .574 'Milwaukee 28 26 .519 Ind'aDolts 32 24 .571 Columbus 29 30 .492 St.

Paul 39 25 .537 Toledo 25 33.441 Kan. Cttv 39 33 A37 Louisville 17 36 .331 WEDNESDAYS RESULTS. Minneapolis 6-6; Indianapolis 2-4. Louisville 6-4: 8t. Paul 4-1.

Columbus 7: Kansas City 5. Toledo at Milwaukee, wet grounds. Report Gibson May Be Wisconsin Frosh Coach MADISON, Wis. (AP) Reports that George Gibson, head football coach at Carleton college, would be appointed freshman football coach at the University of Wisconsin were current here Thursday. an infield single as Klinger held third but the catcher scored on Moulders fly before Crossley fanned to end the game.

The same teams play here again Thursday night with Taylor the likely nominee for mound chores if Goulds leg is still too lame to' permit. his working. The box score: CEDAR RAPIDS. It seems almost certain, Mr. Gear said, that difficulties will be cleared up within a few days, and the club will be taken over by Omaha owners now seeking to make1 a satisfactory adjustment of outstanding obligations.

It is definite that the club 'will remain here. Tony Ostronic, employe of "an Omaha newspaper, revealed he held a five-day option on the franchise, voted to him by the league members. Ostronic said he hoped to have a syndicate of local men formed by Monday noon to take over the ownerless club, now being oper- ated by the other league members. Ostronics brother, John, ownes the Western league ball park and is one of the heavy club creditors. Francis (Pug) Griffin and Cy Lingle, owners of the Lincoln, team, in the city, laughed off rumors that the club might be moved to Lincoln.

It was understood they were Interested in players in the event the Omaha club was disbanded. TONIGHTS PROGRAM. George Mack' vs. Sollie Slagel. main event.

Mike Nazarian vs. John Freberg, semi-wlndup. Andy Moen vs. Rube Ilarben, one fall. Referee George Twilley.

With a Georgia hill billy in the opening match and the old orator, George Mack, in the main event, fans at the wrestling show tonight at 8:30 in the Cedar park open air arena are assured of ample entertainment aside from the customary routine of the grunt-and-groan artists. Rube Harben, who comes out of his native hills of Georgia with a deep hatred for those blue-bellied Yankees, reputedly wrestles on a strictly catch-as-catch-can basis with the other fellows chin doing most of the catching. His opponent is one of the Minnesota variety of Yankees and the fur should fly. Nearly every person who has seen wrestling matches in these parts knows how Mack operates, particularly as a windjammer during and after the match. Ordinarily hes a villain but hell have little time for that with Slagel in there dishing out his particular type of mayhem.

Mack is usually good for at least one innovation in the science of wrestling. Nazarian, the Armenian champion, draws another Minnesota man in Freberg who paddles about the ring minus shoes. Although a villain, Nazarian has always proven a crowd pleaser. lips 3, Lee. Two base hit Campbell.

Vosmlk 2, Kuhel, Trsvls. Powell. Thtee bate hit AveriU. Home run Averill. Stolen base Hale.

Double plays Manush to Blueee to Trsvls: Hale to Berger to Tro-sky. Left on bases Washington 11, Cleveland 9. Base on balls Hadley 1. Lee 4. Pettit 2.

L. Brown 1. Wlnegsrner 2 Strikeouts Hadley 2. Lee 6. Hits off Lee 9 In 7 2-3 Innings; Hadley 12 In Pettit 3 In L.

Brown 3 in 3-3: Wine-garner 0 In 0 (pitched to two batters): C. Brown 3 in 3-3: Linke 0 In 1. Wild pitch Winning pitcher Pettit. Losing pitcher Wlnegarner. Umpires Quinn, McGowan and Summers.

Time 3.35. Second game: Washington. AB A Bluese. ss 4 3 3 3 Manush. If 5 0 2 0 Myer.

2b 3 14 2 3 110 Cleveland. AB A Kltocker. ss 4 3 2 1 Averill. cf 4 17 0 Campbell, rf 5 3 3 0 Troskv. lb 3 3 6 0 for Mead in ifTfnth.

Batted for Hari in nlntK KEOKt'K. LUCILE ROBINSON DEFEATED IN TRANS Bows To Patty Jane Berg, 5 And Mrs. HOI, Miss Miley And Miss Buchanan Survive. OMAHA, Neb. (UP) Mrs.

Opal S. Hill, Kansas City, present champion, thwarted a desperate attempt of a fellow townswoman, Mrs. Leon Solomon, to dethrone her as queen of Trans-Mississippi golf here Thursday when she finally downed her less famous rival, 1 up on the nineteenth hole. Friday Mrs. Hill must meet Miss Marion Miley of Lexington, Ky who defeated Miss Sara Guth, St.

Louis star, by the lopsided score of 7 and 5. Little Patty Jane Berg and Miss Phyllis Buchanan emerged victorious in the lower bracket, the 17-year-old Minneapolis girl defeating Lucile Robinson, Des Moines, Iowa champion, 5 to 4, while Miss Buchanan, who hails' from Denver, took the measure of Mrs. Charles Newbold of Wichita, 4 and 2. Ossie yOrwoll Will Join House Of David DES MOINES (AP) Ossie Or-woll, veteran Des Moines Western league pitcher who was given his outright release Tuesday, announced today he will join the House of David team. The bearded team, under the management of Ray Doan of Muscatine, is now in Chicago where the former Des Moines southpaw will meet the team.

Frances plan for the "regulation of industry has been coolly received. mi Major Leagues Box Scores Raider ointment was a former team-mate, Ray Strathmeyer, who caught on a day or so ago with Keokuk and who appeared Wednesday night- in right field. He unbuckled two hits in four trips, scored the first Keokuk run and drove in the second run. Ralph Mead took over the mound chores at the start of the fracas and was pitching a creditable game until a drive struck him in the shin in the sixth inning. forcing his retirement.

Hari finished and was charged with the trimming. Strathmeyer reefed the first hit of the game in the second inning, scoring'on Snyders double. Two were, out at the time and Skeeter Webb saved another score by a spectacular stop on Chelinis drive for the third out Indians Errors Help. -Two unearned scores in the fourth put the Raiders in the ball Crossjey dumped a single to Wise, Indian shortstop, and the latter accommodated by throwing the ball past first base, Crossley going to second. He scored a moment later when Epps roller went through Wise.

Epps pulled up at second. Mizcur sacrificed him to third and Larsons long fly to right enabled the outfielder to score. Bocek tripled to-right and Klinger was passed on purpose. The runners attempted a double steal-but Snyders snap peg caught Bocek at third. Strathmever tied the score in the last half of the fourth, singling home "Spa dafore-who reached first oi Meads error and third on Michaels singler With one away in -the fifth Webb singled and stole second but Moulder popped to the catcher and Crossley fanned.

Keokuk Takes Lead. Keokuk went ahead in the last half of the fifth when Wise walked and went to third after stealing seefond when Klingers throfv escaped Moulder. Williford's long fly sent the run home. The only in the sixth was Mizeurs double to right with one out. The next two hitters were easv ljowever.

Joe Klingers single opening the seventh started the Raiders on their way to tie the score. Taylor batted- for Mead, whose shin was hurt, and advanced Klinger. Webb singled Klinger home before Moulder and Cross-ley went out. The outbreak against Hari found the bases loaded from a walk and two singles, one a scratch to the pitcher. The evenings scoring ended in the ninth when Klinger doubled and went to third on Lyons infield out.

Webb scratched BIG LEAGUE LEADERS (BY THE UNITED PRESS LEADING BATTERS. AB Vaughan, Pirate 52 190 50 Johnson. Athletic .,..50 203 41 Medwick. Cardinal ..31 224 46 Moses. Athletics 42 167 39 Mrer, Senators 54 21 42 HOME RUNS.

Jlreenberg. Tiger Johnson. Athletic Ott. Giant Moore. Phillies Moore.

Olants Bonura, White Sox CamtUi, Phllliea Poxx. Athletics Berger. Braves Trosky, Indians RUNS BATTED IN. Greenberg. Tiger Johnson.

Athletics Beraer. Braves Med wick. Cardinals Myer, Senators RUNS. Vaughan. Pirate Johnson.

Athletics Chapman, Yankees Moore. Giant Gehringer. Tigers HITS. Medwick, Cardinals L. Waner.

Pirates Johnson. Athletics Gehringer. Tigers .) 78 78 81 58 75 Pet. .400 .388 .382 .347 JB ....17 ....10 ....13 ....12 ,...11 ,...11 ,...11 ,...11 ....11 ,...11 IMIIIII441I .65 .56 .51 .47 .47 .50 .48 .46 .45 .45 .81 .79 .78 .78 SIOUX CITY (AP) A ladies night crowd of 3,900 fans welcomed the Cowboys home from their road trip but Don King was in perfect form and St. Joseph took the series opener 4 to 2.

King bested Berly Kemp in a fine pitching battle of mite southpaws. It was Kemps first defeat of the season. Each club got seven hits but King didnt allow an earned run. In the fourth Pete Coscararts error permitted Luby to score from third. For the first six frames, Kemp allowed only one hit, Patchetts single in the third.

Traynor' walked to open the seventh and a passed ball and infield out moved him to third from where he scored on P. Coscararts single to left. King singled after Millicans pop fly to Blakeney and Patchett's hit counted another run. Patchetts homer with King ahead counted two more in the ninth. In the eighth the Cowboys had men on first and third with two out but the Josies nipped a double steal to end the rally.

In the ninth P. Coscarart threw away Smiths grounder and Blakeneys drive to center; scored the Cowboys final run. Willingham was hit in the head in the sixth innisg but returned to play after a short rest. SI. Joseph.

ABH Cf 4 1 1 2b 5 0 2 4 0 0 8. Cone If 4 1 0 Traynor lb 1 0 12 Deculr. Sb 4 4 Million, 4 Kin, 4 Siaex City. A' ABHO 0 4 11 3 Luby. 2b 3 1 0 Whitehae.cf 4 0 0 a of 0 0 0: Wilson, 0 3 Monahan, lb 4Rnnlth.

rf 2 Blksnsy.s 4 Kemp. ITT: hompaon 1 34 7 27 To Total JJ 7 27 9t tal Courtsay runnsr for Willingham in tixth inning. Batted lor Kemp in ninth innlnc. Scots by lnninga: St Josrpn OOO 203 4 Sioux City OOO 100 0013 Errors P. Coscarart.

Luby. Two bass hlta Blakensy, 8. Coscarart. Home run Patchett. Double plays P.

Coscarart to Traynor Stolsn bassa Patchstt. Lsft on bassa Sioux City 7. 8t. Jossph 3 Struck out By Ksmp 3. King 7 Bassa on ball Off Kemp 5.

King 2. Hit by pitcher By King i Willingham Wild pitch Kina. Passed ball Wilson. Earned runs Bt. Joseph 4.

Sioux City 0 Umpire Naylor and Williams. Time 2.04. PACKERS DEMONS 5. OMAHA, Neb. (AP) After playing seven innings of air-tight ball, the Packers and Demons exploded in the last two frames but Omaha carried more TNT and copped the series opener 6 to 5.

Going into the last of the eighth, one run behind, Joe McDermotts orphans slammed out five straight hits to push over as many runs and chase John Ludsick to the showers. Singles by Loane and Vezelich and Hasslers double brought in one. Tutaj got his second double of the game to add two more, getting his knock off Hutchinson. Bartons homer completed the inning. The Imps put on an outburst in the ninth that just missed.

Thomas opened with a double and Holder and Falk walked. Liska relieved Evans, but Thomas scored on Luthers fielders choice. Hutchinson bounced a single over Tutajs head to score two. Ogorek forced Hutchinson, Luther taking third with the tying tally. Jones lined to Barton who tagged first base to end the frame.

Roy Hudson homered in the first in-ning for Des Moines. Dei Moines. I Omaha. AB H.O A( AB A Ogorek. cf 5 1 2 0 Clements.

4 0 1 0 Jones, lb 1 10 0 Loane. cf 3 13 0 Hudson, rf 3 13 0 Vezelich. rf 4 i 0 0 Mayer, 4 0 1 Hauler. 2b 4 3 3 .3 Thomas. 4 3 0 0 Tutaj.

3b 3 3 0 1 Holder. 2b 3 14 3 Barton, lb 4 1 11 0 Falk, as 3 0 12 Cannon, as 3 3 3 1 Luther. 3b 4 0 0 3 Van Grkl, 0 4 0 0 0 Ludsick. 3 0 0 3 Evans, 4 0 0 3 Hutch'on. 110.

0 Liska. 0 0 0 0 Total! 34 724 111 Totals 3210277 Score by innings: Dei Moinea 100 000 0133 Omaha 000 001 05 0 Error Holder. Runs batted In Hudson. Tutaj 3. Hasaler.

Barton 3. Luther. Hutchinson 3. Home runt Hudson. Barton.

Three base hits Ogorek. Two base hits Tutal 3. Jones. Hasaler. Thomas.

Btolen bases Palk. Van Grofakt. Double plays Haasler to Barton. Holder to Jones. Barton unasalated.

Bases on balls Off Ludsick 3. Evans 4, Hutchinson 1. Struck out By Evans 4, Ludsick 3. Runs and hlta Off Ludxlck.1 4 and I In 7 1-3 Innings; Evans. 3 and 7 in 3 mone out in ninth).

Winning pitcher Evans. Losing pitcher Ludsick. Left on bases Det Moinea 3. Omaha 3. Umpires.

Haley and Collin. Time of game 1.40. Killians To Standard Oil Club By 16 To 12 In free-scoring game, the Standard Oil 'club in the Industrial softball league came from behind in the sixth inning Wednesday night at Ellis park to defeat Killians, 16-12. The Oilers scored eight runs in the sixth to wipe out a two-run lead held by the ultimate losers. Williams and Hunting won a well-played game from Dearborn Brass, 3-1, with Curley pitching the victory.

In the third scheduled game, the Skelly Oilers played well behind Tucker to win from Blauls, 9-3. In -the only city, county, federal league game played, the post office team crashed through for a 4-2 decision over the police. iThe game was scoreless after ythe second inning as two tevns gave nice 'support to Richardson and Mikota, the two moundsmen. The line scores: INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE. Standard OU 839 008 18 IS Killians 413 200 213 13 Vesper and Davis; lioravee and Bari.

Skelly Oiler 000 171 9 Biauls 002 001 3 3 Tucker and Cline: Poraxil and Bener. William and Hunting. .020 010 0 3 4 Dearborn Brass 000 000 1 I 4 Curley and McCoUster; Luke and Frucha. Post office 310 OO0 4 I Police 200 000 0 3 7 Richardson and Tuva: Miiot and WaUb. Beore by inning: Crdar Rapid 606 TOO 101 I Krokuk (Mil 110 so A Run bailed In Snyder.

Larson, Strath-meyrr. Hiiltford. Wrbb. Mirhael 3, Moulder. Stolen base Clark.

Wrbb. Wlw, Sac-riflre hit, Miaeur. Wine. Two boao hit Snvder. Miaeur.

Klinarr. Three boar hits Borek. Michael. Left on baaoo Crdar Rapid Krokuk 7. Struck put Mead 5, Ijrlinl 2, llart 2.

Rates on ball Mead S. Hari 1. (hrlint 1. Hit and rnno Off Mead. A and la Inninea.

Hit hr pitcher Miaeur by Cbelini. Loving pitcher Hari. Tima of tant t.fl. Umpire Cady and Warner. Red Grange Will Be Bears Backfield Coach CHICAGO (UP) Red Grange was appointed backfield coach of the Chicago Bears, professional football team Wednesday night.

He was offered, the position of head coach but refused because he wanted more experience in the field of instruction before assuming too much responsibility. The former University of Illinois star retired as an active player last year after nine seasons of professional football. Panther Favored To Annex Javelin Title Special to The Gazette. IOWA CITY Undefeated in 1935 and winner of seven first places during the regular season, Mark Panther, crack University of Iowa javelin thrower, Friday and Saturday will seek new laurels at Berkeley, in the National Collegiate A. A.

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3b 4 3 1 pm'n. rf 4 2 3 Gehrig, lb 8 3 13 Laxzert. 3b 8 1 4 Dlcksy. 5 3 1 Selkirk, rf 3 1 Crosetti. 3 1 1 Gomes, 4 0 1 Dstrelt.

AB 0 Fox. rf 3 White, cf I'Oeh'aer. Jb 1 nbers. lb 4 0 ker. If 0 Rogell.

0 Havworth. 3 Clifton. 3b 4 Crowder, Hatter, Relber Totals 42 18 37 16 Totals 34 27 13; Batted for Batter in 9th. New York 000 J15 01313 Detroit 001 101 000 3 Errors Rogell. Crosetti.

White. Runs batted In Pox. Dickey. Selkirk. Gomez.

Hayworth. Lazzerl 3. Crosetti. Combs 3. Walker.

Gehrig 4. Two baa hits Chapman. Selkirk 3. Three base hit Gehrig, Crosetti. Home run Fox.

Gehrig. G. Walker. Sacrifice Gomez. Double Slays Rogell.

Gehringer to Greenberg; omez. Crosetti to Gehrig. Left on bases Detroit 6. New York 10. Bases on balls Crowder 3.

Hatter 4. Gomes 2. Strikeouts Hatter 4. Gomez 1. Hlta Off Crowder.

13 In S3-3: Hatter. 3 in 3 1-3. Losing pitcher Crowder. Umpires Oel-sel and Ormsby. Time 2.03.

Second game New York. 1 AB A Combs. If 5 2 3 0 Rolfe. 3b 5 2 3 0 CTpman. rf 6 2 2 0 Gehrig, lb 4 1 14 lj Lazzerl.

2b 044 Dickey, 1 6 Selkirk, rf 8 14 0 Crosetti. as 4 3 0 4 Tamulls. 1 0 1 2 Malone, 10 0 11 Totals 46? IT 36 ii1 Totals 44 II 30 5 New York 001 020 000 1037 Detroit 001 000 200 1028 Error Clifton. Runs batted in Crosetti. Pox 2.

Combs. Rolfe. Clifton 3. Chapman, Dickey 3. Greenberg.

Gehringer. Selkirk. Two base hit H. Walker. Selkirk Home runs Crosetti.

Chapman. Foxx. Gehringer, Greenberg. Sacrifices H. Walker.

Gehringer. Left on bases Detroit 8. New Yofk 10. Bases on balls Bridges 7. Tamulls 4.

Strikeouts Bridges 7. Tamulis 3. Malone 3 Hits Off Tamulls. 8 in 9 innings' none out In lOtht; Malone. 3 In 3.

Wild pitches Bridees 3. Winning pitcher Malone. Umpires Ormsby and Gflsel. Time 2.53. BROWNS.

RED SOX SPLIT. game Baste. ABH Cooke, ef 5 1 Al da, lb-cf 6 0 Revn'ds. rf 4 ni'n. If Dahlg'n.

lb Ferrell, Wtll'm. Werber. 3b Meltllo. 3b It Lout. AB A 4 3 6 6 5 0 0 6 4 6 3 1 3 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 Clift.

3b 1 West, cf 0 Bolters. If O'Coleman. rf 0 Burns, lb 0 B'nett. -3b 3 Hemslev. OIBeima.

3b 4'Strsnge, ts JlWsIkup, Coffman, Van Atta. Andrews, Mueller Bell (Pepper W.Ferrell. 3 0 Total 43 17 37 I Totals 36 10 17 19 Batted for Walkup in 3rd. Batted far Beima in 8th. IBatted for Van Atta In 8th.

Boston ts(tistrts9sis 020 030 Bt. Louis 003 001 1003 Error R. Johnson. Runs batted In Werber I. W.

Ferrell 3. Melillo. Cooke. R. Johnson.

Bolters 3. Coleman. Beima. Two baa hlta West. Clift.

R. Johnson 3. R. Ferrell. Three base hit Revnolds.

Home runs Bolters 3. Coleman. Stolen bases Williams 3. Double plays Dahlsren tun-aaalstedi. Left on bases Boston 13.

8t. Louis 7. Baaea on balls Ferrell 3, Walkup 3. Coffman 1. Btrlkeouts W.

Ferrell 3. Van Atta 1. Hits Off Walkup, 5 In 3 lnninga: Coffman. 3 In 1 1-3. Van Atta.

8 In 3 3-3; Andrews. 1 in 1. Losing pitcher Van Atta. Umpires Owens and Moriarty. Time 2:25.

Second game Boston .106 603 606 3 St. Louis ...100 300 30X 8 Error West. R. Johnson, R. Ferrell, William.

Welch. Burnett. Runs batted in Burns. Hemsley. Bolters, West, Almada, R.

EerrelL Two base hits Bolters. Hema-ley. Burns. Three base hit Almada. Stolen bases Cooke.

Burnett. R. Johnson. Double plays Coleman. Bejma and Burnett; Melillo, Williams, and Almada: Bejma.

Burnett and Burns. Left on bases Boston 4. St Louis a. Bases on balls Welch 4, Cam 1. Btrlkeouts Welch 3.

Cain I. Wild pitches Welch 3. Umpires Gwens and Moriarty. Tune 1:43. INDIANS, NATS- DIVIDE, First game Washington.

AB Bluese. ss 6 3 4 Stone, rf Myer. 3b Manush, lz I Cleveland. AB A 4 Ktocker. as 4 3 0 3 6 Averill.

cf 5 3 3 0 4 Campbell, rf 3 2 16 l'Galataer. rf 0 0 6 6 3 Trocky. lb 4 1 13 1 OVosmik. 3 3 16 Hale. 3b 5 1 1 4 6 Berger.

3b 3 3 3 4 0 Phillips, '5 3 6 6 6 Lee. 3 6 13 0 Brown, 6 6 6 1 0 W'sarner, 6 0 6 0 6 6 0 0 0 I 4 4 6 6 6 3 6 Travis. 3b Powell, cf Holbrook. Bolton I Lrv Linke, Kuhel. lb Hadley, Schulte Pettit, 1 11 6 0 Redmond.

6 1 I 6 Totals 43 14 37 13 Totals 41 14 37 16 Batted for Hadley In eighth, Batted for Holbrook in ninth, Ran for Bolton In ninth. WllhiDCtOQ neeeie. 006 006 64711 Cleveland 616 013 130 8 Error Knickerbocker, Berger. Myer. Runs batted in Holbrook.

Kuhel 3. Schulte. Blueee 3, r. Travis. Powell 3.

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Batted for Russell in 7th. Batted for Bean in 9th. Washington ........106 301 001 5 Cleveland 003 310 21x 10 Errors Bluese. Hale. Berger.

Stewart. Run batted In Trosky 3. Campbell 3, Knickerbocker 2. Hale. Brenzel.

Myer. Stone. Kuhel. Two base hits Knickerbocker. Travis 2.

Three base hit Vosmlk. Home runs Trosky 2. Campbell. Hale. Sacrifices Stewart.

Knickerbocker. Double plays Bolton to Bluege. 8tone to Kuhel. Left on bases Washington Cleveland 6. Bases on balls Russell 2.

Stewart 3. Strikeouts Russell 1, Stewart 3 Hits Off Russell 11 In 6 innings; Bean 6 In 3. Losing pitcher Russell. Umpires McGowan. Summers and Quinn.

Time 1:58. NATIONAL LEAGUE. CUBS, BRAVES DIVIDE. First game Chicago. AB I Beaten.

I AB A Mar'vllle. lb 4 0 4 3 Jordan, lb 4 16 0 Lee. If 4130 Berger, cf 4 3 3 0 Moore, rf 3 0 5 1 Mallon. 3b 2 113 Cos'rart. 5 3 3 3 Hoesn.

3 0 2 0 Smith, 2 10 2 0 3 Galan. If Herman. 3b Hack. 3b Dea. Stainback Hartnett, L' strom.

cf Klein, rf Ca'rett. lb Jurges. ss Warneke, Cuyler Total 34 7 24 7l Totals t29 8 27 10 Pan for ODaa tn eighth. Batted for Warneka in ninth. Mallon awarded first base In second on Interference br catcher.

Chieaso ....660 661 66A 1 Boston 100 100 OOx 3 Error None. Runs batted In Berger. Mallon. Two base hit Hack. Berger.

Stolen base Mallon. Sacrifice Llndstrom. Cascsrart. Left on bases Chieaso 9. Boston 8.

Base on balls 8mlth 3. Strikeout Warneke 1. Smith 3 Umpire Quigley, Plnelll and Stark. Time 1:44. Second game Chlcare.

AS Beaten, ABH A 4 1 1 O'M'nvtlle. 3b 4 10 1 4 12 S' Jordan, lb 4 115 1 4 1 1 0 Lee. If 4 10 3 2 4 l'Berxer, rf 3 6 3 0 3 6 0 0 Moore, rf 3 6 10 4 3 1 Mallon. 3b 4 10 3 4 3 16 lTosc'art. 3143 4 0 1 4'Hoaan.

3 0 3 1 46j6 OjBels. 3 Total 34 16 37 13' Total 398 27 18 Chlcaxo 000 100 603 3 Bo-ton 000 000 600 0 Error W. Lee. Runs batted In Cavar-retta 3. Two base hits Galan.

Cavarretta. Sacrifice Hartnett Double plays Klein Jurces to Cavarretta to Herman to Hartnett; Jordan to Coscarart. Left on base Chicago 6. Boston I Bsse on balls W. Lee 4.

Bett 1. Strikeout W. Lee 4. Bette 3. Umpires PineUl.

Btark and Rlaler. Time 1:33. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION First game Indianapolis 660 -60 1 Minneapolis 630 830 Mx 8 0 Gall! van and Spring, RMdlet Kelp and Hargrave. First gaaae Leuisville ,30 10 360 4 131 St. Pael 108 TO 0614 4 3 Ttslnr and Kiaghefen Stratton, Kingy and Fenner.

Second game Indianapolis 013 91 06 I 1 Minneapolis 40 903 1x a 9 9 Eiliett. Wriabt. Beiea and Riddle I Tanscker and Letts. Toledo at MUwsnkee, wet rreonds. Second came Leaisvilie .............360 60 903 I 19 6 st.

Pael eei eee pm 9 Petersen and Yhampseai Stiaa and Giuliani. Calambas .110 911 can 7 13 1 Kansae Cltv 100 OOO 330 10 1 Klinrer. Tinning and Ogredewskii Page, Bell, Fallerten, Meere and Warren. WRESTLING RESULTS (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.) COLUMBUS. Ohio Ivan Raspetta.

Raw-si. defeated George Demaette, France, one fall. LINCOLN. Neb. Ernie Deteh Heffner.

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