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MONDAY, JULY 20, 1942 THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS Th South's Greatest Newspaper FIFTEEN Bur man Could Scramble Fight Picture Something Awful If He Beats Mauriello mm" 4 Barons Lose Double Bill To Nashville Matuzak Loses Control In Eighth Inning; Mike Schultz Wild In Second Plans Are Outlined For Tam 0' Shanfer Golf And Glamor More Than One Title At Stake At Sprawling Course In Chicago I I 7m mi BY SID FEDER (Pinch-Hitting For Hugh Fullerton) NEW YORK (Wide World) National League Secretary Bill Brandt I is studying Russian in his spare time Just in case he has to in-I terview Lou Novikoff, no doubt The grapevine says Gunnel Ed Bradley's Bless Me is hotter than a firecracker again and is a good long shot to knock off Alsab, Shut i Out and company in the Arlington Classic Saturday After all, even Bless Me knows 70 grand'll buy a lot of hay 01 Red Burman sure could scramble the heavyweights just dandy by thumping Tami Mau-r'ello here Thursday Since go- i ing to that draw that is what they call it, anyway with Rapid Robert 1 Pastor, Tami is well up among the crown princes Quiz Program What ever happened to that slump that was going to cost the Yanks the pennant a couple of weeks ago? The way they mur- dered the West, 11 out of 13, in I the home stand they just ended, the boys would like to know if they were just trying to make it look good before Is Sarah Palfrey Cooke about to make up her mind to abdicate her national tennis title this Summer? Sixty-four dollar FOOTBALL PROSPECTS Pat Moulton (right), president of the Southeastern League, listens to Capt. Porter Grant as the former Auburn mentor discusses grid prospects at the plains for 1942. Grant, in the army now, is a former end coach at A. P. while Moulton is a former Auburn grid and diamond star.

BARON BOMBER Mike Dejan (above) mauled the horsehide Sunday for two homeruns in the first Baron-Vol game at Nashville Sunday, but it wasnt enough for a home-talent victory. Mike led a heavy Baronial attack, but saw his efforts erased as the Vols jumped on Matuzak for a narrow win. Baron Box Score FIRST GAME BIRMINGHAM Ab. R. H.

O. A Drama Unfolded Yanks Come Up With New Catcher Rollicking Rollie Hemsley Signed As Bud Rosar Quits To Join Police BY GAYLE TALBOT CHICAGO (JP) Not since golf I began has there been anything even remotely resembling seven days of historical clubswinging which began Monday at a somewhat fabulous course here called the Tam OShanter Club, operated by an equally fabulous character named George S. May. Right through until next Sunday night the nation's leading amateur and professional golfers are going to be toiling around Tam OShan-1 ters sprawling acres, settling so many different championships and competing for so many different trophies and prizes that probably only May, himself, knows the exact score. He claims he does, at any rate.

"Don't worry, confides the man who thought up golfs great combined circus and medicine show, We've got it all worked out. We not only will have a Tam OShanter I Pen champion and a Tam ter amateur champion before this is over, but well also have a Tam OShanter glamor king. Furthermore, well have a crowd of 40,000 i out here next Sunday. A couple of hundred amateurs began playing the first of two qualifying rounds Monday morning. They will play another qualifying round Tuesday and the low 64 scorers will be eligible for match i play starting on Wednesday.

The money boys on Wednesday I will have a qualifying round, them-1 selves, for those who are not auto- matically eligible to compete in the I 72-hole Open Tournament starting I on Thursday. The amateurs, mean-1 time, will be playing the first match round of their own tournament. On Thursday the amateurs, in eluding Cpl. Marvin (Bud) Ward AQUATIC STAR One of the most talented swimmers expected to compete in the annual Southeastern A. A.

U. Swimming and Diving meet here Friday and Saturday is Max Sides (above), who will carry the colors of Club Rex. Sides will be the Rex Clubs chief performer in both swimming and diving events at the meet His coach, Jimmy Zealy, says Sides has improved over last year. BY HAROLD CLAASSEN NEW ORK VP) A chain of question: Whos the only big league 1 events has promoted rollicking Rol-manager ever to score six runs in je Hemsley from baseballs discard a nine-inning game? (Answer (0 the No. 1 catching spot with the World Champion New York i Yankees and, temporarily at least, Todays Guest Star I demoted Buddy Rosar Art Geen, Oakland (Calif.) Trib- spot to the rank of an embryonic une: With more and more top-rank- Buffalo cop ing tennis players scrambling fori ilimnpd t(lp Yankees some-leeitimale dollars for thpir court i Kosar jumped ine lanKeessome- time Saturday night and went to appearances rather than the time-1 Buffalo where Sunday he took a honored expense account method, 1 civil service examination for a job and with and that BY RAYMOND JOHNSON NASHVILLE, Tenn.

Johnny Riddles Barons blew a chance to move into the first division Sunday when they dropped two games to Those Vols. The fatal figures were 11 to 10 and 10 to 1. The first one was a bitter loss to the Barons. Harry Matuzak was breezing along until the eighth and had a fat margin. Then all of a sudden he lost control and was yanked with two out.

Rocky Stone came to his aid but it was like throwing a chain around the body of a drowning man. Rocky was rapped for two blows which sealed the Slagtowners fate. Matuzak had made only two mistakes up until the eighth, the first one was in the fourth when he gave Gus Dugas a pitch he slapped out of the park for his 16th home run. The other was in the fifth when he laid a fast one letter high to Charley English. It was last seen fading over the distant leftfield barrier.

The two licks netted five runs. Mike ScHultzs wildness led to his downfall in the second game. He scattered a hit to an inning until the fifth when Those Vols bunched five for six runs to make a run-away of the contest. Chief Wahoo Eaves started the first game. The Barons appreciated him, too, for they arrived almost two hours late and the only batting practice they got was against Eaves and Ed Malone, his successor.

Malone hurled good ball in all but one round. Charley Gassaway worked the ninth and was nicked for two hits and as many runs. Dutch McCall limited the Barons to four hits, one an infield tap and another a misjudged fly that gave the visitors their own run. Mike Dejan hammered home runs, his 10th and 11th of the year, over the rightfield wall in the opener. They accounted for three tallies.

Lon Goldstein socked his eighth and Charley English, who drove in eight runs with six hits, connected for his 10th. Sensational fielding by Johnny Mihalic and Charlie Brewster handicapped the Barons. Dejan's first four-bagger of the afternoon started the Barons iff in front in the second heat of the opener. Matuzak, Gamble and Conway fired successive doubles in the third. Dejan climaxed the inning with his second wall-wallop, this time hitting almost on top of the ice house.

These four blows produced four runs. Goldstein opened the fourth with a liner that barely cleared the screen and that was all for the Chief. pounded out five blows in trips to the plate for a .714 average in the Yanks twin triumphs over the White Sox. McCarthy said that Rosar had asked twice during the past week for permission to take the i ination at Buffalo but that he had denied it because of the shoulder injury to Bill Dickey, the club's I first string receiver. Rosar was quoted as saying, Im I going anyway after the last refusal.

At Buffalo, he said that his actions were a sane desire for protection. Baseball is my meat and drink now but no one can say when I Ill go out there and meet with an accident that might end my base-I ball days. McCarthy, whose home also is in Buffalo, added that he w'as reserv- Week-End Sports Francisco Segura Beats Schroeder For Eastern Title more more players entering the services, a few U. S. L.

T. A. shirts will have to have the stuffing pumped out, or even post-war transfusions wont bring the amateur game back from limbo (Which reminds you the court's on the police force with approximately 1,000 other candidates. Their grades wont be known until next Month. i That left the Yankees with only Ed Kearse, a rookie, for catching old open' tournament row is pop- duties and Manager Joe McCarthy ping up again and don't be sur- immediately contacted Hemsley in unconditional release by the Friday.

after being convinced action he would take until he talked to Rosar, probably in Cleveland Tuesday when the Yankees resume about it this time Things being what they are) Have a Laugh Abe Greene, the National Boxing Association's able prexy, writes to i ln acir if cepted terms. en his Reds last Hemsley, that the voice really was ask if you've heard the story about on the telephone action. that of McCarthy, ac-l To make room for Hemsley, now ma playing with his sixth lhajor league By The Associated Press NEW YORK Buddy Rosar. of the Ner York Yankees, one of the American Leagues catchers ln recent All-Star series, left club Saturday night for his home in Bufaflo, N. where he took civil service examination to become policeman.

With Bill Dickey out with injuries, Yankees signed Rollie Hemsley, recently mads free agent by Cincinnati. DETROIT U. S. Ryder Cup team, captained by Craig Wood, scored overwhelming triumph over challenging team, led by Walter Hagen and Lawson Little, 10 to 5. The golf matches netted approximately $25,000 for Red Cross.

NEW YORK Francisco (Pancho) Segura. Ecudorean studying at Miami University, won sixth tennis championship ln 10 attempts by defeating Ted Schroeder. of Glendale. 7-5, 6-3. 4-6, 6-2, in final of Eastern clay court meet.

CAMDEN. N. J. Despite various difficulties, 31,682 spectators attended opening of new Garden State racing plant and bet $569,341 for the day. tT H.

Heards Boysy won $5,000 inaugural Camden Handicap. NEW YORK Doublrab, Mrs. Tilyou Christophers crack sprinter, won fifth consecutive sace with five-length triumph in Empire Citys Fleetwing Handicap Winner equalled track record for five and three-quarter furlongs with clocking of 1:07 2-5. CHICAGO Occupation, owned by John Marsch, of Chicago, captured $60,000 added Arlington Futurity, doing the six furlongs in event record time of 1:10 2-5. BOSTON Through Bound.

Mrs. A. R. Smiths 2-year-old, cracked 8uffolk Downs five and a half furlong record for tht second time in a week in winning Mayflower Handicap in 1:04 4-5. championships in 1:10.6.

WASHINGTON Eric McNair, traded to Washington Senators by Detroit, announced his retirement from big league baseball. NEW ORK (P) Francisco Segura, two-fisted South American, defeated Ted Schroeder, of Glendale, 7-5, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2, in the final round of the Eastern Clay Court Tennis Tournament Sunday for his sixth championship in 10 attempts this year. Seguras two-handed drives down the sidelines kept Schroeder on the defensive throughout and afforded the Californian few opportunities to move in close. While Seguras emphasis was on speed, he threw in an occasional dropshot to add to Schroeders discomfiture. The Ecuadorean eased up perceptibly in the third set.

From almost a stationary position on the base line he sent deep shots to on knocking each other off in match play. But at the same and identical time they will be competing in the open, or medal play championship, along with the professionals. The amateurs, in the course of their matches, simply will be required to play out every hole, to sink every putt. Every match must go at least 18 holes. In that way, every amateur will Have a 72-hoie medal score on Sunday night.

The amateur champion could win the open title as well, though that would be a very poor bet to make. The open championship carries the biggest money prize in the with second game today, $2,500,. dub since coming up with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1928, the Yankees released Kearse to their Newark International League farm. Jimmy Dykes, manager of the Sox, protested the first game, charging that the New Yorkers had 26 players on their roster. Ed Bar-row, president of the Yanks, said, however, that Kearse was released the fight promoter who had the unhappy experience of a well-padded payroll of fighters and a very emaciated gate for one of his shows.

SUMMARY: Errors, Conway. Bee- After much deliberation, he ler. Runs batted in, Dejan 4, Gam-1 climbed into the ring and announced to the scattered customers: "Folks, 1 have just received a let-man 3. Castle. Two-base hits, Ma- ter from the Marquis of Queens-tuzak, Gamble, Conway.

Goldstein, bury tellin' me I've gotta send him Doing without sleep and traveling by both plane and train he arrived in time to catch all innings of Sundays double-header to the satisfaction of his new teammates, the disgust of the opposing Chicago White Sox and the surprise of 40.000 spectators who didn't know' of the events. Released by the Reds because he colleeted only 13 hits in 115 times officially shortly before game time at bat this season, 1 and was not in uniform. Chapman, English, Polly, runs. Dejan 2, Goldstein, English. Stolen bases.

Placf drawing $1,700. The winning the corners, making Schroeder run amateur will receive a trophy plus plenty for his victory. I $100 in Defense Bonds. A special Although Schroeder flashed his cash prize of $500 will go to the best tennis in the fourth set, Se-player judged the "most glamor- gura was too much for him. I ous amateur or professional.

Segura teamed with Alejo Rus- Eighty-five per cent of the net sell, of Argentina, in an attempt proceeds are destined for the Army for the doubles title, but after the Emergency Relief Fund, with 15 per South Americans had dropped two Keen-Eyed Marksmen Of Army, Navy Grab Skeet Shoot Honors Sacrifice, Matuzak. Double plays, English to Mihalic to Shilling. Con- Dugas' fired" home run way to Beeler to Goldstein Brew-Jn the fourth after English opened ter to Mihalic to Shilling 2. Left on with a Texas Leaguer near the Birmingham 6, Nashville 8. richtfield foul line i Bases on balls, Matuzak 5, Ma- The Barons continued their bat-1 Stone 2- Strikeouts, by Eaves 1.

Matuzak 2, Malone 1. Hits ting practice at Malone's Home Runs Account For Savannah's Win Over Rebels, 7-6 Home $25 for the privilege of usin his Dugas, rules here tonight. So we re now Brewster. passin the hat among you. Dis-a and Dat-a Add Penfield, Duke's head tub-thumper, resigns Monday to hook up with the announcing staff at Station WSB, Atlanta Good luck, pal Answer to 64-buck question: Mel Ott Jim Brad-dock is tabbed to referee the Lee Savold-Bill Poland punch-party in Toledo Tuesday Agua Caliente hossmen report Ethel Hills War Knight is the best-looking 2-year-old seen out that-a-way since Mor-vich That photo of Barney Ross taking bayonet practice at the San Diego marine base was one of the best service shots of the war so far Man Wars sons and daughters have just passed the I cent going to the P.

G. A. benevolent fund. 7ss SncTtj Ft'iur off Eaves 8 with 6 earned runs in 3 innings; Malone 7 with 2 earned runs in- Matuzak 10 with 9 runs (8 earned) in 7 2-3. Hit by pitcher, by Malone (Beeler).

Winning pitcher, Malone. Losing pitcher. Matuzak Umpires, Hoffman and Ko-ber. Time 2:16. Attendance 5,600.

SECOND GAME League Standings SOUTHERN LEAGUE sets, 6-4. 6-4. to Charley Mattmann, of New York, and George Richards, of Los Angeles, they defaulted. Segura said he was too tired to continue. Billy Webb, boss of the White Sox farms, rates Ruly Dusek, of Rochester, the best of all the minor leaguers this year.

He is the Cards property. AUGUSTA. Ga. (JP) Four home runs that accounted for all seven Indian runs enabled Savannah to win a 7-6 decision over the Charleston Rebels in the feature game of the South Atlantic circuit Sunday. Jim Pruitt blasted two of the four homers and it was his second circuit blow in the 10th frame that broke the tie.

Medak and Pike also homered for the victors. Each team Where the Crowd Go! mark in earnings Big Scheffler, who handled the first- Jj! In basing for Greensboro in the Pied- ian blts wenl fr 20 bases, mont League last year, is knocking The Jacksonville Tars celebrated the cover off the ball for the Adrian a a 1 a Day by blasting Chanute Field HU.) outfit this Sum- three Macon pitchers for 13 safe-mer Even including the occa- ties to win, 9-1. and cut the Peaches sions he's looked at big league el-1 league lead to one game. Zabala, WRESTLING TONIGHT CITY AUDITORIUM 8:30 P.M. JACKSONVILLE.

Fla. (P) The army and navy bagged an impressive share of trophies final events were run off Sunday in the Southeastern Open skeet championships. Lt. Gejrge Deyoe, gunnery instructor at the Jacksonville Naval Air Station, won the all-gauge crown while the No. 1 squad representing the army's Tyndall Field flexible gunnery school at Panama City, took the service team championship.

Lt. Deyoe, captain of the 1942 All-American skeet team, broke 100 straight and then ran 25 more in a shootoff with Dr. L. W. Childs, of Lake Kerr, Fla.

Dr. Childs matched the navy man all the way until he dropped a bird in the extra 25-target event. The Tyndall Field team posted an aggregate of 477. Runner-up was the local naval air station with 472. Other winners: High-over-all trophy, Lt.

Deyoe with a score of 239: five-man team race, Jacksonville Gun Club's No. 1 team with score of 486; two-gun team race, Mank Camp, of Ocala, A I mm bennetttone m.ia sictu.8 Now! wi or pictu5 who was won 16 games against four losses this season, was given a cash purse and gifts of merchandise by the fans. Greenville's Spinners went into a tic for sixth place in league standings when they whipped the Columbia Reds, 15-2. in a slap-happy contest featured by 28 hits for a total of 42 bases. The Spinners scored eight runs on nine hits in the first inning and added insult to mayhem bowing And Georgie Mathews, who came to Chanute from Huntington (W.

Va.) in the Mountain State League, fanned 17 in a game the other night but lost 2-1. Geography Lesson The folks squawking about the new Garden State Race Track holler that it shouldnt be in Camden County N. because it voted against legalizing hoss racing in HELD OVERI BILL ELLIOTT In "THE RETURN OF DANIEL BOONE" GALAX LUM and ABNER "THE BASHFUL BACHELOR" Jersey when the question came up by scoring seven more before the What they don't point out is stampede stopped. Lefty Burton With su Pitts expense in the fifth. Vollmer singled.

Polly walked, West smashed into a lightning twin killing. This attack netted only two runs and gave the Slagtowmers an 8 to 2 advantage. Chapman shot a hit to right with one out in the home fifth and Workman got a life on Beelers fumble Then English exploded his ninth four-master, a mighty drive over the left field barrier, to add three runs to the Vol total. After Dugas singled in the ninth. Helf, McCall and Mihalic walked.

Stone, who replaced Matuzak, was greeted by Chapman with a double that tallied three runs. Workman drew a walk and English drove both home with a double. Vollmers single. Polly's double and two infield outs gave the Barons two in the ninth. A walk and singles by Chapman and English started Those Vols off in front in the second title with a run in the first inning.

Two walks, a single and Schultz wild pitch added another in the third. Two walks and Englishs 30th double of the vear produced two more in the fifth. Vollmers double, a high fly which Chapman badly misjudged, and Castle's single spoiled McCalls shutout in the fourth. Six runs came across in the sixth on Goldsteins error. Brewsters double, singles by Mihalic, Chapman and Workman, a walk, Dugas' single and free tickets to Shilling and McCall.

New Jersey Track Looms As Success CAMDEN, N. J. UP) The Garden State Racing Association, which once promised that the horses would run with or without spectators at its new plant, had plenty of indication Monday that it could count on patronage despite priorities The S2.000.00fl track, six miles away, drew a crowd of 31,682 at its opening Saturday although the War Production Board's ban on transportation facilities was still in effect. The customers hiked it, doubled up in automobiles, rode motorcycles and even bicycles. It was Jersey's first parimutuel program in history and the receipts totaled $569,341.

The meeting is scheduled for 49 days. SWIM CRYSTAL POOl CASCADE PLUNGE CAPITOL now! THE DEAD END KIDS THE EASTSIDE KIDS "MR. WISE GUY" that the track's in Delaware township. one of the spots in the county which voted for the gee-gees Black Barons Gel Split With Memphis Red Sox Sunday auto movies NO. 1 xWalked for Malloy in seventh.

Score by innings: Birmingham 000 100 0 1 Nashville 101 026 10 SUMMARY Errors, Goldstein. Dejan. Runs batted in. English 3, Dugas 2, Mihalic 2, McCall, Workman. Castle.

Two-base hits, Conway, Vollmer, English. Brewster. Double play, Brewster to Mihalic to Shilling Left on bases, Birmingham 6, Nashville 9 Bases on balls, off Mc- John WAYNE, Ona MUNSON "LADY FROM LOUISIANA" Last Show Begins at 10:30 P.M. Phone Bess. 1167 Tonight AnofRer of those spine-tingling tag team matches will be offered The Black Barons suffered their first shutout of the sear Sunday Gunther stages and had to stave off a desperate his regular weekly mat card.

on Bessemer Super Highway Its the rousing successor to To the Shores of Tripoli with a climax youll stand up and cheer! GEORGE MONTGOMERY MAUREEN HARA JOHN r.n i. i rally by the Memphis Red Sox in strik the late innings of the nightcap to Strikeouts, by McCall 2. by Schultz Ret out wj(h an evpn spijt jn their ji Ma.loy 1 Hits, off Schultz Negro American Association dou-10 with 9 runs (8 earned) in 5 1-3 ihoartor innings. Wild pitches, Schultz. Los- ble-header Memphis walked off with the Last Day "All Through the Night" Hunihfiy Kasren Vrn, Coni- Veldt Mike Chacoma.

of Oklahoma, and Alberto Campos, of Mexico, the two C'-men of wrestling? will meet The Bat. the masked terror, and his partner in crime. Gentleman Jack Purdin. in the tag match. Purdin and Chacoma originally were teammates, but Purdin left Chacoma in order to cash in on The Bat's drawing power.

The tag team match is for two falls out of TEN GENTLEMEN, FROM ICIEST POINr flfcj! riasisB a ing pitcher. Schultz. Umpires. Ko-1 nppner, but the Barons salvaged I the finale. 6-5.

I Scattering eight weak hits Memphis hurlcr Hutchinson became the first pitcher of the current baseball Rebels Hold Lead Ends Today "All Through the Night" Humahrey B.fart Kaarea Verne C.nrad Veidt mnn) HELLZAPOPPIN" season to whitewash the Black Bar-! three, with a time limit of 90 min-ons and to simultaneously halt the utes. In Beat Senators Twice 12-game winning streak of the locals. FIRST GAME BLACK BARONS 01 A Johnson With Martha Ray JL NOW! LiT Ends Today "SONG OF THE ISLANDS" Pctt8 Grab! Victnr Matur 'wssa, and Eddie Parrish, of the Jackson- Swift allowed the losers 11 hits but ville Gun cub with score of 197; so uell scattered that women championship, Mrs. sT. C.

the Reds couldn count but twice. Ellis Jacksonville, with score of 95; junior title. Red Boardman. of 1 Augusta. with score of 97; Southeastern Handicap trophy.

Bethel C. Brown, 13. of Cleveland, with score of 112: Class A trophy, Camp, with 99; Class trophy, G. Wise, Birmingham. 97; Class trophy.

W. A. Fuller, Jacksonville. 92; Class trophy, Allen Wehman, Charleston. S.

Yankee Catcher, Buddy Rosar, Proud Papa Of Baby Boy i BUFFALO. N. Y.VP) An eight and a half pound boy was born early Monday to Mrs. Ruth Rosar, wife of Warren V. (Buddy) Rosar.

New York Yankees catcher, who left the team suddenly Saturday night in New York City. At Meyer Memorial Hospital. I Mrs. Rosar and the child were reported doing fine. The couple has another child, Mary Ann, 15 months old Meanwhile, Joe McCarthy, Yankees manager, who hired Rollie Hemsley to take Rosars place, was reported in Buffalo, but could not be reached for comment.

Rosar Sunday was one of nearly 1.000 candidates who took a civil service examination for appointment as a Buffalo patrolman. Champions Perform For Childersburg CHILDERSBURG. Ala Table tennis, as played by champions, was demonstrated at Childersburg, last week when Harry Cook. Canadian champ, and Douglas Cart-i land appeared in combat against local top-flight players. Cook and Cartland opposed each other in a spectacular exhibition, filled with trick shots and clever defensive play.

Cook played Lloyd Money. Scottshoro. Ala youth, and the champion won 21-15. after Money had made a great rally. Cook and Cartland teamed up for a series.

Cook winning two of three The games were arranged for the I Childersburg USO. Rex Moblky, of Amarillo. meets Jumping Joe Kopecky in the semi-final, two falls out of three, one hour time limit, while Mel Peters, of Detroit, takes on Larry (Babe) Kasaboski. of Tulsa, in the opener, which starts at 8:30. The Cordele club in the Georgia-Florida League is a Cincinnati farm and on the roster there are six young fellows from Ohio.

O'HAM. SHEARER TAYLOR TIER 5 LOVE Rums Zr-h-'d Ore'1 cheatr4 Last Day "SONG OF THE ISLANDS" Btte Grabla Victor Mature nmzr I I Ends Today HELLZ APOPPIN" Olsen A Jehnsan With Martha Raya Last Day OF FURY" Grna Tienry jRatted for Matkham in ninth, Scor hy inning' jin nft's 1 ftrtft- I I Block Rmn I SI MM RV -Error. Rrnnpinn Three-bait hit, barter. Rrnvn Two-Ins hit. I- Brnwn.

i Rostock Rtnlrn ta J. Brown, Bun hattwl In. i I Hrdp. Carter 3 Hutchinson. J.

Brown. 1. Brown, i StnH-k mil, hr Hutchinson hr McKinnii hr Markham Hit nltrhpr. hr Markham i Bankhead i. Re on ball, off Hutchinson 2.

I left on bases Black Karon 9. Red Knt ing pitcher, MrKinnis.l Cmpiraa, Williams and Moaelr. SECOND CAME "SON Tyrant) Power NOW SHOWING' FINGERS AT THE WINDOW with Bosil RATHBONI Lew Ayres Laraine Day MOBILE. Ala. UP) Montgomerys Rebels, who have had a tougher time retaining first place in the Southeastern League than they had In gaining it.

were in a stretch of calm water Monday for the first time in weeks. The Rebels extended their winning streak to five matches Sunday by taking a double-header off Jack-sons Senators. 16 to fi. and 6 to 0, to push themselves three and a half games ahead of the losing Mobile Shippers. In first place for a day only last week, the Shippers, who have lost four of their last five games, split with the Anniston Rams, winning the opener, 10 to 3.

and being defeated in the nightcap. 4 to 3. A seven-run outburst in the seventh inning, featured by Joe Yourkovichs homer with two on, won the first game for the Rebels. Joe Demoran allowed only four hits in shutting out the Senators in the second game. Pensacola's Fliers and Meridian split, the Fliers winning the first, 3 to 2.

and dropping the second, 3 to 0, when Red Todd blanked thepi. Ends Today "Nothing But the Truth" Bob Hop Panlettn GsddarS Theater Osns it i m. RED SOX ah. r. WRESTLING Monday Night CITY AUDITORIUM TAG TEAM MATCH The Bot and Jock Burdin v.

Mike Chacoma nd Alberto Compel Mobley v. Kopecky Peten v. Kasaboski Tcketi Set et Hollywood lorber Shop JOE GUNTHER, Promoter Last Day "BLUES IN THE NIGHT" hriseill Lane Riehari Wharf BLACK BARONS a I ab r. h. 21 Mrl.aurin.If 4 3 11 a Wdkr.2b 3 1 1 a a fVmnort 3 a a Mom ay.

3b 3 2 2 1 A Romaon.ih 3 111 a Roatnck 1b 3 a a 9 Hard rf 3 a a a Hardy. 2 0 7 2: Pipkin a Oibson a a a a head MeDles.lf 4 Hrde.rf 4 Ctar.Sh-2h 4 nn.cf 3h 4 Taylor. 1b 3 J.Rrmsn.sa 4 Brown 3 Mathis 3 Eram.rf 1 OVER! 2ND WEEK! HELD ftPBMCta IPBNCII a a 'HELLZAPOPPIN" Olsen 4 johnsA Martha Reyn a 7 li TRACY HIT 1 LAMARI At ALAGAMA PRICE GARFIELD Ends Today "SONG OF THE ISLANDS" 6rtt Grab! Vister MtV Last Day "PLAYMATES" ytt Jhw Ri Total S3 3 1113 Total 2 Score by inning: Rd Rot 2 no 1 Black Bamns 4.a non a a SIMMART Errors. Bankhead Brown. Rostock Three has hiu.

McDaniel, Bron, Tartar. Robinron Two hi hit Momer, Bankhead. Bmssp Runs baited in. Momay 4. Harris.

Sampwpp. McDanlat, Hrde. Brwn Robimnn Stolen Hyde Bank Norman M.lonty, Purdu. fr.h-1 5 man football tar, is a brother of i 1 rss.H h.n. h.ht win pi Jim Maloney, a guard in 1936.

1937 m'S and 1938, and now in tb army. mrir, mmi.j mi wmim. ENf LEY Lew Riggs has worked tor Larry MacPhail in three cities Columbus in the American Association, and Cincinnati and Brooklyn in the to TMi molt Tiimr ha Ray Bwnw 0 Net fen.