The Shreveport Journal from Shreveport, Louisiana • 9

Klaerner vs Pone Here Tonight Krd New Field Ros-si Expert As Showman Snead Faces Houston Star to Big Chance Face Jinx Hurler Only Two Players Bar feN Saturday Night Only Two Players Bar -'1- -'''4 -4 i 5 f' ts i ''7'" 2 ''''''7i k-i -ts) rtr skc- vV -7v 6 '1 4- Trr 'twk'''' 14 :8 i 7: 'i 4t10te''' -f-" -t- e41191 til 4 $1 5 f00: 0 At 1 1 Jackets May Be Unabfe to Use Own Gridiron Before October A well-rounded group of green sophomore football candidates ho have had no previous football experience are creating a sensation at Fair Park as Coach Prendergast and his assistant coaches concluded the first week of preseason training work The sophomore candidates are of uniform height and weight and while they may be pounded hard by more experienced prepsters during the early stages of the coming season the group is certain to be heard from as the season advances Way to Victory His Ability Merits Hershey Pa Snead pretournament favorite every time the professional golfers get together stood on the threshold again today with only two players barring his way to the really big victory his all-around ability merits His performance yesterday in defeating Gene Sarazen thrice A champion wiped out the memory of those tournaments in which he has been a front runner and folded Saturday Aug 31 1940 Page Nine Navie's Wildness Costs Shreveport Decision After Marshall Whips Henderson Humiliated Friday night by Houston before members of the Marshall branch of the Shreveport baseball family and 1703 other crestfallen witnesse the Sports will test their rallying powers tonight in a ladies' night diamond Jamboree with the Buffs that will close out the year's business between the teams Play will start at 8:30 o'clock Officers of Ex-Letter Men's Club Shown above are the temporary officers of the Centenary Ex-Lettermen's club recently organized here at a meeting of upward of thirty former football basket-ball and baseball players at the college Left to right they are: Johnny Preston temporary -vice president Jimmie Serra temporary secretary-treasurer and Tim Moran temporary chairman (Photo by Grabill) Never a Dull Moment When Pietro Is About Wrestling Premises There's never a dull moment when lippy Pietro Rossi is about the wrestling premises The goateed luxuriously named character whose capacity for digging up masked marvels is amazing will be here Monday night to direct the maneuvering of Superman in a headline shindig with Karl Davis and it is a foregone conclusion that he will project himself actively into the proceedings As a showman Rossi has few equals and no superiors It's a bad night for the little fellow when he doesn't get himself tossed out of the ring or have his face stepped upon by some testy tosser who resents Rossi's constant kibitzing Always Comes Up With Something But for all his eccentricities Rossi always comes up with something and usually it's something good He operates on the theory that when a wrestler he manages Is definitely on the skids it's high time to discard that one and get somebody else to supply the necessary cakes and coffee His latest protege Superman although beaten occasionally here has lost more bouts 'from being disqualified for extreme roughness than by being actually flattened With Superman and Davis supplying the excitement in Monday night's closing number the opener will involve Wayne and Jack League and the semiwind-up will bring together Walter Sirois and Pat Fraley Sports 'Buy' Two From Marshall At to Promote Six to Shippers Centenary College Football Squad Byrd Builds Reserve Power Out at Byrd high school the coaching staff is concentrating on building reserve power in the line and forming a back field that will be made up largely from players who graduated from the junior Jacket team of last year Coach Lee Dobson is seeking a punter to replace Maurice Tinsley one of the letter men graduates and is also trying to decide on a playing scene for his borne games since it appears that changes made on the Byrd gridiron during the past summer will not permit playing on the field before the latter part of October Shreveport to Take On Salty Parker and Catcher Tom Jordan Start Drills Monday Morning ords in the event Judge Landis wants to get finicky about it Parker who was here last night with his club for a double-header with Henderson said other members of his team who were ready for promotion included Dave Phil-ley center fielder Phil Wells third baseman and Al Bronkhurst pitcher who has won his last four games Report Places Box Scores 44 Players to to Hanna for on 1940 Eleven Klaerner vs Po Het LenT1 Hugo Klaerner will do the Shreveport pitching and he will To be opposed by Howard Po Het And Sti unless Po Het has more luck tonight than in prior brushes with the husky's Dutchman his will-0 the-wisp pursuit of his twentieth victory may fail again Early in the season Klearner was on the firing line the night Shreveport snapped Po 'let's winning streak at 12 straight and in a recent game rigna between the teams at Houston rh Klearner spoiled an appreciation MeCiaren night celebration in honor of the udt't Buffs by again hornswoggling Poi- Smith lb let and his Buffalo comrades euteeks2 will therefore be quite all rightcrow with Pollet if he never again gazes! xlohnson To rshan et rony 2b rt pod If aloft nth lb Ecker as les 2b ow 13 ohnson Faces IVIcSpaden Today Snead's one-up triumph after a 36-hole uphill fight put him against Harold (Jug) MeSpaden whom he had to play off to win the Canadian open crown several weeks ago In the other bracket Byron Nelson meets Ralph Guldahl Both are former open champions Sarazen nearly carried out his threat to "give Sam a golf lesson" The doughty squire bounded around in fine style for 27 holes and was three up That was the signal for his 38 years to start protesting however "My legs feel like tons" said Gene and shortly thereafter it was quite evident He slipped to a back nine 38 for a 74 after a morning round of 68 "I'll never play in another Gene mused later "it's too tough at my age" ENOMPOOMINI FIRST GAME Ilendertwon AS It PO A nennerson AB PO A It was the equivalent of transferring money from the tight pocket to the left but Shreveport "bought" itself a couple of ball players from its Marshall farm yesterday Parker and Jordan Bought "Sold" to the bidder were hor ts to Salty Parker manager of the Marshall team and leading hitter in the East Texas league and Tom Jordan part-time catcher and part-time outfielder who will be used exclusively for back-stopping purposes here next season Jordan is leading the East Texas league in homers with 19 and has batted in 100 runs In the case of Parker the "purchase" of the player was for the purpose of protecting him against the baseball draft by a league below the classification of the Texas and in the case of both men the transactions were on a purchase basis for the purposes of the rec upon Klaerner's massive propor-I Totals dons aBatte Totals aBatted Gent Field May Be Used 4 0 2 3 0 ol With 41 candidates for the Cen-I The Centenary college field prob- 900120tenary football team under 301200 4 2 tHorders to present themselves be-ably will be the scene for early 400220 games Should the school be un- fore the high command Monday at able to obtain the Gents' gridiron 4 0 010 0 0 400110 3 0 1 2 4 lil 6 a first steps toward a stir-I a 1 1 ring gridiron comeback at the'for playing purposes an attempt will 100000 school will be taken Labor day 1 be made to use the stadium at 39 0 4 24 10 2' The Gents will play 10 games the Fair grounds for Crow in ninth 'three here and seven on the road) Olin Rainer a letter-man end Is gtried in a half-back position Marshall they will function under a new 1 bein Dobson and his work during AB PO A a 1 0 1 5 1 coach who will install a new sys-tbY 4 1 1 3 0 0 tem and the personnel will in the he first week of training has im I presse 401300 3 1 1 2 0 main be new and strange to var- the Jacket coaches Leon 301300 i Dunn 170 pounds and Paul Mc- Bride 165 pounds have stood out 33 11 1 1 (4 0( pity t- ways Twelve of the 41 play- who will report are holdover! 4 0 1 3 0 0 head and shoulders above other 3 letter men from last season andi homoresblocking back position In the bat- 000 000 0 candidates who are seeking the i I or Junior college graduates Itie for a starting full-back position 30 1 4 8 27 13 11 the rest are untried so 0 003 000 5 New System for Gents are Pasley Livingston Ben Long ted cLoitvtionigistoTnhe ()MI tlPII Ben Long 003 000 5 New System for Gents Kat End First Week of Work VVIR vi Atz to Promote Six Jakey Atz who roamed the limited confines of the dugout as his Henderson team was being whitewashed by Winn Jackson said he also expected to do some promoting Henderson works with Detroit and the next step of its graduates will be to Beaumont the Texas unit of the Detroit system Slated to become Exporters next season are Catcher Joe Eurautt who received $6000 from Detroit to sign Wood an outfielder and a former Rice athletic star who picked up a T5000 check to autograph a baseball contract Pitcher Bob Gillespie 18-year-old twirler Pitcher Fred Masters: Pitcher Jim Steger of Greenwood La and Third Baseman Bob Henny Stiff Test for Guldahl Winn Jackson Hurls Shutout I Wells 3b Phi 'ley cf After Marshall had tagged Heti- Ermisch 21) derson on the chops Friday 5 to! 4 0 in the first game of a double- Parker qa header the head-of-the-house ele-11(claetilt ment received en 8-to-I working Jackson Over by Houston in the night-cap Totals game of a novelty program that Score by Innings: projected into the line of vision Marshall Henderson Ws 3b illey cf misch 21P rdan If ick rf rker pat lb nett ckson nderson Score by innings: Totals rmlo projected into the line of vision' DeanrSdnerarl Jimmie some of the players who are to be 1 successor tol junior Jacket player last year Summary: Runs batted In Er-1 Taking over as th Sports in the 1941 campaign Two masch 2 Parker Tpree-bazebitParkertrtirtic wh a io put ts in tne 1lPil campaign -I WO 1 masch 2 Parker -tnree-osse no Curtis Parker who xesigned afteria a cKet player last year junior They don't make competition stiffer than the kind Guldahl got Cornish Well Pleased from Ben Hogan the Texas pile driver With Outlook for 1940 Guldahl won 3 and 2 which sounds easy But Ralph had to Football Campaign shoot one of the most amazing rounds of his career to win In The Bossier City high school the morning Guldahl shot a 69 to Beerkats completed their first go two-up against Hogan's 71 week of light training Friday aft-I Hogan came smacking right back a ernoon and Coach Clayton Cornish fter lunch with an outgoing 33 Again announced that the outlook Guldahl bettered this with a for' 32 only one shot over the course the coming football season is goodlrecord It was the same story on Seven of last season's first-string' the remaining holes On six holes Shreveport boys Winn Jackson I sa nHennew Stack Bases onhaill)s and Bob Crow were the rke51n) lpt cokfsfonCrr Alit Styrt the 1939 'campaign Jake Tanna! Making bids for reserve line po- pitchers and Jackson had all the Caught stealing Stack three-year back field star at the I sitions are Jerry Hedgecock and John Paul Robinson tackles Jack Earned runs Marshall 4 Left on bases i a decade ago and since answers as he circled Henderson Marshall 6 Time of game Henney a i Rogers and Walter McElroy ends throats with-a necklace of horse- minutes Umpires Mackey an eminently successful coach will discard Dale Miller guard: Warren Rhodes I of high school teams collars with a four-hit pitching I I and Floyd Sims centers job Bunched hits in the third and I al nhilq)11-11ratino4 3S SECOND GAME or make sparing use of the single' 1 'Crucial' Red-Dodger Series Winds Up With Even Break players were out for practice Five i first-stringers failed to report but' f)rst-stringers failed wingback and put formations that Fo usPd to be emphasized here and 1 Avill substitute the double-wing 0 0 back that creates more hipper-dip Houston eighth innings gave Marshall the As PO A decision Manager Salty Parker of Murtaugh 213 5 2 4 1 5 Marshall who had been notified 11avis 9' 4 2 2 1 2 50050 earlier that A ll be recalled by whirsT4g cf rt 31110 0 Shreveport next spring contribut- Xenzeelichi 210 If 4 3 1 0 11 0 ed to his team's victory with en sq 4 1 0 1 2 A eight-inning double that drove in rirc'A'8011 4 1 1 0 1 a run A wild relay to the plate I Whits: 3 0 0 0 2 allowed Parker to score also 1 xNarron Howard Lisenbee started last 1 Totals 39 8 10 27 11 39 8 10 27 11 Howard Lisenbee started last Totals 4 0 2 1 0 5 1 0 11 0 4 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 1 2 ion 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 Sport? Averages a birdie was good enough only for a tie Nelson and McSpaden had breezes Byron brushed Eddie Kirk Framington (Mich) dark-horse aside by a 6-and-5 margin McSpaden caught Paul Runyan when the little fellow twice winner of this tournament simply couldn't hit the ball straight and the result was an 8-and-6 win 0 per and deception It is his purpose TEXAS LEAGUE ndFtairl--i-seHo to not 0 Won Lost Pet- 0: rhar with razzle-dazzle 50 66 0 2 to tigeesd-elof ratzezalme-datzhzatte ais 83 67 553 though the system is new in al San Anton'o S3 8S 550 0 Oklahoma City -S 74 513 sense to the Centenary personne111)allas 71 so 470 AB EL EBL Greenberg 316 45 97 40 0 73 0 73 0 73 0 74 316 45 97 40 503 65 150 73 Ay 307 298 SO 0463 S3 447 1t00 333 Brooklyn Passes Up Chance to Gain Feller Beats Sox for 23rd BY JUDSON BAILEY Associated Press Sports Writer The weather man hasn't been very hopeful this week in the efforts of the major league baseball clubs to iron out their pennant problems but there is no indication that they could have accomplished anything even if he had been ill Llit'y UUtilil nave accom- ished anything even if he had en Tayior Wa3hington Corbett Trent AndrewCurtrat Sitnontaecbt Titter York 0the boys gained more than a 741 I Shreveport 67 273night's game against Houston but isory knowledge of ITanna's Worth 50 -ww as golfed out in the third and jtion Of the most effecient methodi I AMERICAN 2591Walter Navie came in but appar- a Bat ed for fourth po A i 1Tavlor '1a 5 1 7 2 of attack in a Fix-week spring I LEAGUE Teams-- W011 2581 3 4 1 2 r) 0 0 ently left his control in the locker: Clirt-right it et' 0 training program that was -carried Cteeland -3 243100111 as Four hues on balls in the at ito a 0 0 out here after Hanna's rwt 1 3nes lb I NeW York 67 fourth a wild pitch one hit a cori mrkn ttcht rt 0 ett 4 '2 9 1 3 0 losidouble by Danny 18-'o 1I 4 0 1 3 1 rnent as head coach oston IA ash nrt 88 83 nst Vitter 3b 3 0 0 1 5 01 1 In the Centenary shuffle that' Ch-icagin 52 9951 tpf four hits he made in the game Andrews 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 after the disastrous 51 1 69 67 50 71 $7 IR8 63 52 51 46 46 318 47 87 19 392 44 107 74 389 53 106 57 367 49 99 36 309 25 SO 30 414 61 106 54 162 12 40 20 448 64 109 41 589 80 138 79 154 12 34 19 204 22 40 11 82 7 16 4 89 8 17 27 4 5 0 77 8 13 7 13 1 1 0 6 0 0 0 27 '5 0 77 8 13 7 13 1 1 0 6 0 0 0 PrIllheart Lnxt Pr? 5f) YS1 53 573 54 5S4 5 54t 51 0 426 75 405 72 390 Saturday Off Night For Softball Teams Friar Klaerner Coombs Navie Reid Lisenbee Johnson Navie Rell Lisen bee Johnson I 1 1q5 two Shreveport errors gave I k'n7rebe el I hnson 13 0771the Buffs four runs in the night- xTrent 000 marish inning and that was 1 xxwashiniton 1 enough Fred Johnson replaced Totals -ooklyn Muffs Chance Home 18 York 15 i uring the round nd after Ratted ff right 9 Greenberg 7 'Washington 6 Friar 1 xxl3atted f( The Cincinnati Reds and Brook- i 21 Trer! 2Atidrews 2 Taylor! pitching one inning of scoreless Brooklyn Muffs Chance 1 111senbee sen ore vic I hnson 'rent sVashington Totals Ratted xxBatted Cities Service Wins Only Friday Battle 0 0 0 0 0 ol capaign two assi Phiadelphia stant coachesl ow 1 0 0 0 nwho had been assoc TIONAL1 LEAGUE 1 4) () 1) iated with Par-I I Wort 'Cincinnati 76 4 7 23 1: 4) 31 lier for a number of years wre trn-- 3'1 retained They are Elmer SMIT 11 i Brooklyn 66 for Arulrews in fourth Who m-ill function again as backist trThis 63 for JUilrIS011 in fourth New York 6' field coach and scout and Tom Pittsburgh Score by innings no' 4ot Cobb who will continue as line 62 itigton 63 reveport 002 000 020-- 4 i I ROStOrt 43 tpit In TIRVIII VP2e- I "ach IPtliladelphia 39 'Houston po siii IUULO IA ll'i IA Ill CU1111111C kli5 ilae tut-ago 1 4 $251Shreveport 00 2 000 020-- 4 I 144 SiOn cl oach 4S Philadelphia 39 rs batted tn Da vis Veze- Ru Lnert 45 52 53 57 5S Pet 6213 567 529 521 517 504 397 333 are expected to be out within a week James Bond playing his last season at quarter back for the Bearkats was among the first candidates to report Bill Bray tackle Billy Tibbits and Joe Peters ends Jerry Hartsfield end Jack Lewis centers and Bobby McKenzie guard were the other regulars who were out for practice John Piazza giant tackle Johnny Manis fleet-footed half back Ralph Hickman back Ferrell Sutton end will probably join the squad Monday afternoon Freshman graduates From last year's freshman squad came Jimmy Coleman Billy Davidson CL Madden Dennis Tibbits Vinson Maggio Vincent Montalbano Bill Walker and James Plummer These boys starred with the Kittens last season and are expected to add strength and speed to the Bearkats this season The work during the past week has been limbering up exercises passing and punting No strenous work has begun due to the heat and also the danger of early injuries before the players get into condition The Bearkats turned in nine wins against two losses last season and are out to better this record in the coming gridiron wars Coach Cornish stated that he would favor the single-wing back formation this year due to plenty of power in both his line and No games will be played in the! 12 Brit Mewl 1 Ha Nett Dodgers collided in a two-gamei and getting two down in the i Lyn 1nniseus cuiiitieu ILI a 0-game p---e i-ii- tt n- ti-- City Softball league tonight the sixth he was touched for a series that ought to have Avereges 73 program having been postponed by I TS IR SO SW Ay home run by long Torn Winsett Summary I ed fireworks and instead fizzled! coombs 245 17 11 105 27 557 I lich Jones Murtaugh insett 2 Cor- l- 1 Ike a damp use The two games 'neut 2451-3 15 15 154 500 The ball hit a projection from the 1 beit-Simontacetli Two-base hits Miirtalich No Veteran Guards on Squad 1 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION the department of recreation until next week I were split and the only difference Klaerner 237 2-3 14 15 89 C4 McClellan at Hutchins auto adver-12 DaviA- Cc'llbevlit Alninime lin Wintt se 1 Double plays I Equipped with letter men at! Teams-- Won Lost Cities Service advanced a step they National league ey made in the Nati' 60 3 4 11 4'29' Using sign in fight center and Navie CA 1-3 4 33 27 133' Lisenhee 'Stolen bases Da ig VI Aorlea KSI to Murtaugh tn An-every position except th guards I such a lick entitles the author NA ta i sabriVa l' i 91 4T 52 nearer the 1940 -A" division chani- I flag chase was that Brooklyn fail- Srillheart 312 2-3 5 9 71 67 157i Johnson 17 Houston 10 Shreveport 5 Bases on on I Hanna will have a reasonably iMemrhis strong first-string array to go with chattanrxga I New Orl 73 eans 74 67 5 pionship Friday night on the irig to improve itself muffed at 0 1 3 1 000! there of to '25 smackers The ball off I A6 74 Queensborough diamond by blast- nfr Wil" by Wareot Strck out 1 nil( tn Taylor tn Jones Left On i able to detect al 65 75 chance it could ill afford in 1 'Little Rock 55 F2 ing the Seventeenth Bombardment i 4 in 1-3 innings with 2 runs off Warch 01 couple of competent guards in the 1 Knoxville 52 90 shortening days of the season team of Barksdale Field 15 to Radcliff and Rowell 3 in 3 innines with 2 trips off Navielin -)ear array will I fir 11 -11 have six I 1 inning with 4 rung Wild nitches Nav ie Wilkg'I'5Pnbbeye 12o ht'nfsfonWa2rchinflits4' (o ff ff provided he Is from and corro4 STATES LEAGUE I witks Winning Ditcher Wilke Iosine or eight men to select istrong first-string array to go with Chattanooga HOUPTOn I tr rnrr1 I New orleana 67 73 nfr Wilks 1 Strck out by Warchol 1 by off Liggnbee 2 off Warchol 4 off KILN'' 4 g6 74 Willis 5 by Johnson 2 Hits off Ligenbeei vid pro ed he Is able to detect a I Littl Rock 5 2 13irrninchani 55 75 4 in 2 1-3 Innings with 2 runs off Warchnl couple of competent guards in thel 6 3 in 3 innings with 2 runs off Navi 1 in I Knoxville 52 90 1 inning with 4 rung Wild hitches Navie)1119 t-Ne ar array Ile will have ix! Willis Winning pitcher Wilk Losing or eight men to select from and corro4 STATES Er Amur and 62 73 78 Prt 659 620 532 479 471 461 405 366 Pitcher Navi 17 moires Passarella Steencraffe Time of game 2 hours andilS confident that he will be able! 'Monroe Won Lost SI 45 13 minutes to find two who will measure up El Dorado -S 56 I i to Centenary specifications The Greenville 71 Helena -1 60 6S bounded back into the p3rk but was ruled a four-bagger by Umpire Milt Steengrafe In the ninth mercury-hoofed Jack Angel stole a run After forcing a runner he swiped second proceeded to third on an Infield out and pilfered the plate with Marshall up bounded back into the park but was ruled a by Umpire Ntilt Sreengrafe In the ninth trier- cury-hoofed Jack Angel stole a 111U 111 Lup III tilU 1-11111- in a game that was featured by I lean leaove continued their parade Homer Major's home run with two I 11 The three top teams in the Amer- in a game that was featured by Pace Ma lor Hi Face Major g4 3 482 542 511 4S9 444 429 366 reserve detail in all particulars is ar a lot prirTega 67 60 something else and practically 'Greenwood 57 rt Pk leg 4 Pine Bluff 4S morsel of eine 131111 45 70 75 76 83 Mrs Charles Hyman Shoots Golf Ace 44 54 54 71 77 92 634 594 573 577 -4CR 450 339 231 I with no important change Hitters mates on base in the third inning 1 It now appears that neither and another four-bagger in the back nor Bobby Felfourth with one on ler's heart was broken in that bois- Maurice Ewing also connected Rip Raises Mark for a circuit smash for Cities Serviterous series the New York 'Van- ice in the third with one on i kees swept last week-end Three Points in Week Score by innings: IL II Feller Beats White Sox New York (IP)--It's flip Radcliff of Seventeenth 000 1 4 4 Cities Service 139 2x--15 10 01 Feller gave the Indians their seel the St Louis Browns and Carve! Batteries: Thomas Dennis and ond straight victory last night 4-2 (Barna) Rowell on top of the major at Chicago after saving their Melder Jackson and Ewing league batting heap as the baseball scalps with a relief appearance at Washington on Monday races round into the September The White Sox have been close home stretch Both leaders had cousins of the Tribe all season plenty of capable contenders hot at handing over 13 out of 17 games and the result last night was not their heels ready to take advantage surprising even for the 44877 fans of any blacksliding who watched the affair Radcliff's lusty 350 three points Feller permitted a dozen hits to 1 under his mark of a week ago was i eight Cleveland collected off Lefty I five points ahead of Boston's every reserve strength the Gents are destined to possess ENE LEAGIZgt must come from the sophomore complement Lake Cnaries 53 a )exandria 79 The Gents will hare until Sept Lafayette 74 21 to ready themselves for their Arthur Lir -5 63 first game They meet 5S mons here on that date in the lid-I 49 Rayne 36 blaster with the opening game being three or four days later than EAsT TEXAS LEAGUE the inaugural battle last season Won 56 Starting off with the Abilene Cow- I Senderson 52 46 boys the Gents play and Vanrg 1e17 37 Rice on the road St Louis uni- versity here Arizona Normal Kligore Texarkana 29 Stein Bowlers to Play in New Orleans Semifinals Tonight In Wichita Tourney Semifinals Tonight In Wichita Tourney Houston Uses Two Pitchers Meanwhile the Sports were doing fairly well but not well enough Steve Warchol opened in the box for the Buffs and yielded two runs on a single by Murrell Jones with two on in the third Warchol was withdrawn for a pinch-bitter in the Bison fourth fl Ted Wilks finished and received credit for the victory under a rule that requires the starting pitcher to work at least five rounds The Sports were blanked by Wilks from the fourth through the seventh but staged a two-run rally in the eighth that perked up the down-in-the-mouth pew holders Guy Taylor beat one out and with one away Tom Corbett doubled Taylor across the plate Successive hits by Jones and John Simontaccht brought Corbett in Loset 29 31 39 44 54 54 659 627 548 457 357 349 Mrs Charles Hyman wife of Barksdale's golf pro joined golfdom's ball of fame Thursday afternoon at Broadmoor when she sent a perfect niblic shot into the thirteenth hole for her first hole-inone Playing in the ladies' day sweepstakes with Mrs Smith Colvin and Mrs Heidorn Mrs Hyman who has only been playing a little over a year hit the perfect shot Her ball landed about three feet short of the hole with a lot of -bite" and danced into the cup The ace was the second of the week at Broadmoor Al Mailhes having knocked his tee shot in at the 150-yard eighth hole last Sunday for the second hole-in-one of his colorful career Wichita Ran Two teams will merge from semifinal games tonight to battle for the national semi-pro baseball title in Sunday nights championship contest Houston (Texas) Grand Prize meets Mt Pleasant Texas and Sanford plays Enid Okla in tonight's elimination contests All of the four teams have five wins and one loss Wichita Ran (t-P)-- Two teams will merge from semifinal games tonight to battle for the national semi-pro baseball title in Sunday BOWLING it- 15z3 Ted Williams who held steady at 315 and 10 in front of the Yankees' Joe Di Maggio both of whom are likely to prove dangerous Rowell dipped to 329 this vrfek two points less than he had last Saturday and Frank McCormick of Cincinnati and Dixie Walker of Brooklyn were chasing close behind at 3'20 Thornton Lee but Jeff Heath gave him a three-run lead with -a homer In the first frame and the Van Meter speedster simply coasted tight as an old collar in the pinches He struck out 10 It was Feller's twenty-third victory and lifted the Tribe to two and one-half games ahead of Detroit and 5 over New York both of whom were idle Washington university Texas Tech and Southwestern of Memphis as road numbers and wind up here in the traditional Thanksgiving-day game with Louisiana Tech Until the opening of school the Gents will go to work each day at 6 a in and will consume most of the intervening hours until 7 in In labor on the field or in skull practice While the lads are hitting the training licks friends of the school will be actively engaged in a season ticket selling campaign that will be formally launched Tuesday night with a ba -becue at the Southern Asen East Texas League Cotton States To Take Part in Formal Opening of New Center The Stein Clothiers bowling team of Shreveport will meet the New Orleans Boosters team a participant in the recent American Bowling congress in the featured match Monday night of the opening program of the O'Shaughnessy alleys at New Orleans The match will begin at 8 and will send Steins Shreveport City champion against the strongest team in New Orleans for the formal opening of what has been described as the largest and finest bowling center in the South It has 20 alleys Members of the Stein's teem Who will make the trip are George George who recently rolled a perfect 300 game at Tyler A Enrey Tom Armistead Ira Baden and Willie Batt the Lns for tt has st and teem leorge a per- Red Sox Close in on Yanks BOWLING At IT Helena 021 000 4 5 0 Clarksdale 000 010 1 11 1 Batteries: Snider and Ashworth PROMOTES HEALTH First Game At Little Rock IL Chattanooga 020100 6 9 1 Little Rock 011 7 15 1 Batteries: Bass Miller Smith and Hooks Garlis Gently Rogers Katz and Rensa Second Game At Little IT and Hooks Garlis Gent' Rogers Katz and Rensa Second Game At Little The Boston Red Sox also closed In on the Yankees from behind by putting the Philadelphia Athletics through a 5-4 wringer Ted Williams knocked the winning run At Tyler 021110 8 1 Longview 000 000 0 4 1 Batteries: Watson and FunderSouth burk Mills and Gauss Second Game At IL T) ler 001000 1 1 Longview 200 101 4 8 1 En-I Batteries: Barbola and FunderBaden burk Beasley and Ganss I At 200 000 5 11 0 across with a triple in the seventh 1 Sox Shop 26 21 inning to capitalize on Joe Ile-Igveer I 9 louse IS ving's fine relief pitching which permitted the A's only two hits in i rslisnvigeerrs-7 Bos Shcp 51-3 innings -G Brooklyn trampled over Cincin- ipt 161 nati's champions 6-2 in the 0 113711)avis 145 Vashinder 164 Merchant 144 Nicolas 201 FUltOn 0 Cu 6 tters 2 Sox Shop 21 wire in Power House 18 Box Shcn Pia 1st Getsinger 161 Pave 145 Vashinder 164 Merchant 144 Nicolas 201 Fulton Kilgore 000 000 120 3 7 1 Batteries: Williams and Kopp Seven i and Joyce Texas League flare is the game that utilizes as many parts of the body as bowling It's the ideal exercise after a day at the el i es mental too strenuous but a lot of fun our alleys are by Libbey-Owens-Ford League 1 Fl I I 'h roily ant ouse ISTANDINGF4 Powers Won Lost Pet Lindsey Jones and Grantham 2 At 16 619 45 2 Chattanooga 000 1221R6 IT8 El Dorado -11Greenwood 002 01x 8 12 3 our Knoc outs on 21 500 23 24 49 Little Rock 100 060 7 6 0 400 010 5 15 4 Batteries: Hendrix and Hinton Batteries: Scarborough Bur- Biggs and Clark Negro Boxing Card rows and Hooks Harris Rogers At 2nd 3rel Total Katz and Rensa 1tonroe 001 000 000-- 1 6 4 The negro fight program staged Ing 136 435 First Game 167 162 494 Greenville 102 7 11 0 at the Palace park arena Friday 189 165 518 At New Batteries: Hoffman and Schang night furnished fans with four 175 319 Knoxville 190 158 549 1612 9" 1 3 2 Chapius and Bekeza knockouts out of six fights 117 117 New Orleans 111) uo4 6 8 1 Batteries: Koneff and Sheehan At Hot rt II Speedy Jack Oats lightheavy Totals 815 81 798-2432 1 Pine Bluff 2'21 200 022-11 14 9 stopped Al Jones in the third Power House Jurisich and Bremer Hot prings 6 340 10x-18 20 3 round of the 10-round main bout mem-- Second Game I At New Batteries: Goletz Langston and after both fighters had been on Pia 1st 2nd 3rd Total Keefer 142 142 142 426 II porter Obenour Zydowski and the floor for long counts Hickam 150 118 161 429 Knoxville 200 100 3 6 1 I Kayo Collins of Chicago scored N's Alstyne 163 198 160 521 New or tn Korn 117 117 117 351 New Colleens 000 003 0 3 4 1 a three-round knockout over Cy Boulanger 151 151 151 453 Called end seventh league rule Greene Ken Jackson was kno( ked Totals 723 728 731-2180 Batteries: Smith Hubbell and out in the first round by John a 1 I McLaughin Martynik American League Thomas Young Joe Lewis stopped Cutters Horn Hader and Bremer At Kid Standup in the second round -----G Et mem-- PIA Ver 1st 2n1 3rd Votal At Boston 040 000 5 11 2 Blanco White won the decision Gretner 142 147 187 476 110 130-11 15 llphiladelphia 040 000 4 8 0 Inver Mike Conor and Dynamite Cross Hart 133 171 zIN 1 Birmingham 300 110 8 9 51 Batteries: Oestermueller Hey- scored a win over Young Ault 167 167 167 183 144 140 487 5011 Gouthiere Batteries Poffenberger Corley 1 ing and Foxx Peacock BeckmandRed Horse Ing and Foxx Peacock Beckman Batteries: Poffenberger Corley ing and Foxx Peacock Beckman' Forty and Eight clubhouse Evangeline League game in the National league The weak-hitting Reds numbered a home run and six doubles among 10 hits they collected off Luke Hamlin but they couldn't get them together and were chopped to pieces by the steady assault of the Dodgers led by Dolph Camilli Ile hit a homer and two singles each good for a run and Rookie Pete Reiser also hit for the circuit off Gene Thompson This left the Reds 71-2 games In front game in the National league The weak-hitting Reds numbered 2 1 11 First Game At IT San Antonio 000 000 0 6 0 Beaumont 201 021 6 8 1 Batteries: Tietje McManus and Harshany Huffman Hardy and Parsons Second Game At IL San Antonio 000 000 0 4 1 Beaumont 200 002 4 4 2 Batteries: Burck and Huffman Fuchs and Parsons At Fort Tulsa 310 020 6 10 1 Fort Worth 000 300 5 10 3 Batteries: Bertram Wyse Erickson and McDougal Cohen and Hill At rt 11 Okla City 100 010 3 7 3 Dallas 000 104 6 10 0 Batteries: Grove Marleau and Iiegan Overman and Weiland: 0 At New Rayne 000 000 0 5 2 New Iberia 040 000 7 9 0 Batteries: Fletcher and Yourkovich Pepper and Novick At II Lake Charles 300 000 5 10 1 Opelousas 000 000 4 7 5 Batteries: Pixley and McNair Motichek Mehrens and Carroll At Alexandria 010 4 11 3 Natchez 100 000 I 5 3 Batteries: Eaton and Smith Wendling Pangrel Scott and Salmon At Port Lafayette 000 100 1 7 5 Port Arthur 100 000 4 6 3 Batteries Price and Brinell liardouin and Dirchfield National League Huesser Babich and Hayes Washington at New York post Huesser Babich and Hayes Washington at New York 759 684 723-2166 Office LET'S TRADE MOTORS Service Storage Co Corner Edwards and Travis Sts Johnson Sea-Horse Motors and George Vance Scheussler Gehrman and Owens Moore post-At IT rain Atlanta 010 003 121113-13 19 3 I At rt IL 1 Memphis 003 020 003 110-10 17 4 300 001 4 8 1 Batteries: Poindexter k- Chicago 000 101 2 32 2 sleek Burgess Besse and Wil- Batteries: Feller and Hensley hams Matuzak Veverka and Gau- Lee and 'Fresh treaux Only games scheduled I IIREVEPORT BOWLING CENTER Inc 615 MARSHALL STREET At mtalli Brooklyn 011 002 6 11 0 Cincinnati 100 001 2 10 3 Players-- Batteries: Hamlin and Franks Pevse'leenr'ty Thompson Beggs and Lombardi imecuilum Philadelphia at Pittsburgh post- poned rain Illimard Only games scheduled Totals Totals lat Lnit 3rd Totti 132 179 125 435 134 95 229 142 143 154 441 75 117 110 302 126 155 160 441 171 171 Distributors I 11111111111111ENOMENINIr 609 690 720-2019 i.