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i I EV i tk it it it it it 0 0 AcK ACES TO 0 I 111 I it lig 7 1 TS Evi it i' 1 A I 1 10 fg 1 1 0 I '1 4 cK 11)) ACES Ay Toil) i Jr" :4 44 a at aa 4 it ak ivi 2 II gA ai IQ gy ak at ai at AU ak To 0 Defeat College Hands Fresno State's Bulldogs 20 Milt! e1011 CERA 1 Cit WeP1 Wi i Li clack-1 LOYOLA EARNS FIRST SCORE 0040 romoonorniN st) --------tt -40 Nab 1 1 11 4 AoczN Iv i1 011 2 i 7: 1 'I' 1 I I 1 4 i 4 't fi 1 4: 1 I i it ir -1-' 1 4 I 4 4 1 l'-' 1 Loyola SIXTEEN AUTOS WILL FACE THE FLAG WHEN THE GRIND STARTS Four Prizes Offered In Each Heat Program To Include Consolation Event Track Is Ready BULLDOGS GIVE ANOTHER PAIR 7 FRESNO CALIFORNIA SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 29 1929 II Nation's Best Dirt Track Drivers Prepare For Clash Today A lot of the boys who will thrill Fresnans this afternoon on the one mi le dirt track at the Fresno District Fair were out warming their mounts yesterday while Lloyd Craig The Republican cameraman and his trusty little lunch-box grabbed them Upper left is Mel Keneally coast champion and right is Tony Raditich of Jerome Arizona Center is Guy Doolan Pacific Northwest king and below Keneally and Doolan who will fight it out on the track today shake hands on the track today shake hands Lions Take Advantage Of Breaks While Fresnans Suffer Mental Lapses Bulldogs Show Flashes By FRANK IRWIN Loyola's smart and beads-U9 gridiron machine helped Fresno State usher in the 1929 gridiron season at the Blackstone avenue stadium yesterday afternoon by romping over the Bulldogs in a one-sided tilt which showed the southerners to be the superior team and the Staters to be an unseasoned foe A fair sized crowd watched the Bulldogs take a 20 to 0 defeat They saw the southern invaders earn one touchdown and the Bulldogs donate another pair One of these was converted and another point awarded Loyola when the Cardinal and Blue forward wall was offside on one try for point after touchdown Just a week from today and King Baseball will abdicate in favor of the lusty princeling Football As a matter fact that princeling hati already just about knocked all of the underpinning out from under the king and the prince is yet cutting his 1929 teeth Next Sunday will see the completion of the league schedules not that it means much except out here on the Pacific coast where anything may yet happen Five teams are so closely bunched that any of them can cop the second half lion-ore without overdoing it Our nightly prayers are being oftertd for the discomfiture of the Missions who grabbed the bunting In the first half of the season Seals Angels Ducks of them will suit our fancy As the big league season closes the Acorns are to close their season here too their last tilt being next Sunday when they are to entertain the Coalinga Oilers The two have met twice this season and each is carrying a scalp with the next game to settle the issue 'Then our Acorns will pack their kits and head for Oakland where under their own name they will be One of four teams in the winter league being sponsored by the Oaks Missions and Seals And we'll see them no more until spring when they'll come here to seek berths on the Oaks Looks to us like a lot of them will make it too Fresno has hardly given boseball the support it deserves but the seed has been planted and next year may be different Phil Nterner on the other hand has given Presno a lot of real baseball and has been the mean of getting the 1930 Oaks spring training camp We tru8t that football will receive greater support than did baseball and that Fresno will awaken to its athletic poasibilittes 4) I 1 Well well well We are encouraged For none other than Grant-land Rice joins with us in predicting that the world series banner will be hoisted in Chicago And now if we can get our staff to bet on the Athletics we are assured that our prediction of several weeks ago will be borne out The famed sports writer points out that Connie Mac les best pitch-tog talent all chucks from the port side and that the Cubs' heavy artillery just dote on lefthanders while the Cubs hurling staff is a mixed collection He uses our judgment of aggressiveness as being In favor of the Cubs It will not be long now and we shall see Just hew our guess Just a week fro Baseball will abd the lusty princelir matter fact that ready just about 'e underpinning out king and the prin his 1929 teeth Next Sunday plotion of the that it means mud on the Pacific co thing may yet ha are so closely bun them can cop the ors without overdi Our nightly pray fertd for the disc Missions who gra In the first half Seals Angels Du of them will suit A8 the big leag the Acorns are to I here too their la Sunday when they the Coalinga Oiler met twice thin se( carrying a scalp to settle the 18811f 'Then our Acorn kits and head for under their own One of four tean league being sp Oaks Missions an see them no when they'll con berths on the Oa like a lot of them Fresno has hart: the support it desc has been planted a be different Phil other hand has of real baseball a mean of getting spring training We tru8t that to greater support and that Fresno athletic possibilith 4) Well well well aged For none land Rice loins all that the world ser hoisted In Chicagi can get our slat Athletics we are prediction of sevet be borne out The famed spo out that Connie A Ing talent all cite( side and that the tillery just dote while the Cubs I mixed collection Judgment of egg( Ing In favor of tf It will not be I shall see Just hem Reds Gather Five Hits And Three Runs When Cubs' Ace Weakens Cuyler Swats Homer DISTRICT FAIR HORSE RACING PROGRAMS END WITH GOOD DAY Joe Malloy Boots Home Pair Of Winners As Season Ends Crowds Watch Final Races 6 At-oakeLifii --) -4''' ji' ''k" 41! 1 rclw 14::1: A' ak 1: '-e-- 4i1 ik: 4 r4vixr t4 y- A1 Ale I TIA': 'k 011011i: 47:: 4 -i61' vr- Zki 3 '): '''''rf i 41:4: 11 iOhltrric4: 21' A' 4'411(1 rt '11 'Y'''' 4 el 14 1ri -it 14'' irtik: :01:::::: igvi4V i4'117 thwO '644 4 4'''1-41 'at '1 4 ''1-': -V 1A V' xicit7117rifi I'' ii (Ctr1 -kk0 'atr i ti ''-'-f'''k t-46 4' 1At'' i oh 1' 4444-aer44t! 4tit-i 7t40k tvaix 5::::::: gek: 00 Reds Gather Five Hits HORSE RSE And Three Runs When Cubs' A Weakens PROGRAMS END 44 f' 7' Cuyler Swats Homer ar ci ttir 441)ttt444''4 -tt'NptAct: 444t414('it" 1P4-4 1TH GOOD DA Pair Of Winners Joe Malloy Boots HomAes gk4'' i '4 "it t' 'V "4 1F'-'7' Watch Final Races tt' t4 i4: 1 r4 Season Ends Crowds T'' ildtP17 PAT MALONE IS REDS' VICTIM AS CINCINNATI TROUNCES CUBS PAT MALONE IS REDS' VICTIM AscliNcINNATI TROUNCES CUBS MACKMEN TIE PREVIOUS MARK OF 102 GAMES BY 6 TO 3 COUNT mAcKmEN TIE PREVIOUS MARK 11 A GAMES or luz A By 6 To 3 COUNT Sixteen racing automobiles with the best drivers in the West at the wheels will face that veteran of all great auto classics Fred Wagner late this afternoon on the mile dirt track in the final speed event of the final day of the twenty-third annual Fresno District Fair Because the newly constructed dirt track is of such dimensions and in such excellent condition race officials here for the revival of American Automobile association events yesterday decreed that 18 cars instead of the previously advertieed 12 would start in the last event which will be over the 50- mile route It was originally planned to start 12 cars in each of the five preliminaries taking the 12 speediest for the long grind After looking over the fair racing plant the "brass hats" of the Three A declared for a larger field in the final Immediately Manager Tref le La Sena of the fair announced that an additional prize would be offered for fourth place in each of the first four qualifying heats which will be for five miles each The fifth race of five miles will be a consolation for those not making the 50-mile event In the opinion of racing fans this field which incidentally is larger than any that ever started in the Palmiest days of board track events will give a final touch to the week of speed events that will reinstate the auto racing game for dirt track events at least in the hearts of the fans in the central San Joaquin valley Another announcement from the fairgreunds yesterday was to the effect that the top guard rail on the inside of the traele had been removed It was this rail that caused the death of the beloved Jimmy Murphy at Syracuse a few years ago The final touches to the track were applied late last night Following the afternoon program the track was worked over by a crew of men and after the high act of the Five Jacks at 10 there was a final appliration of 1200 gallons of cold chloride which Ii believed will prevent all dust on the track today Due to the number of calls that has been received both at the fairgrounds office and at the chamber of commerce Manager La Senay Tact night announced that there will be no increase in the price of admission through the general gates of the fairgrounds This will remain at 50 cents However there will be an additional charge of 50 cents for the grandstands and for the box seat section with its limited seating capacity Practically all of the drivers had reported to the Three A officials last night Many of them had been in town earlier and had worked out on the track The qualifying trials will be started at noon today with Wagner holding the watch It Is expected that it Will take an hour and a half for all the boys to take their Vhirl at the now oval It is upon these time trials that Wagner places the cars in the various events Like the days of old Wagner and other A A A officiale and drivers met at dinner last night at the lintel Fresno This was for a discussion of rules and regulations Wagner in addressing the drivers pointed out the excellent plant and expressed the opinion that the Fresno District Fair track is the fastest in the state today The program at the fair will start promptly at 2 o'clock this afternoon with the first of the preliminary heats under way very shortly Athletics However Can Not Reach Yanks' Mark Of 110 Victories In A Year Miller Clouts Not Reach Yanks' Mar Of 110 Victories In 'A Year Miller Clouts Athletics However Car 4 I dil 1 I 1 'r i 1 I i tered i I I i- 1 I I Before Coach Stan Borleske's men became acquainted with the situation facing them Loyola with "Cowboy" Reid furnishing the dyna mite was into scoring territory Five plays after the opening kickoff Loyola was into pay dirt Qualls blocked the kick for extra point but it was on this occasion that the line was offside Loyola although playing much the smarter brand of football failed to earn another score In the second quarter State in possession of the ball behind Its own 20-yard line elected to pass and Jim Strutzel leaped in the air to snag the oval and scamper through a clear field to a touchdowm In the third quarter three bad passes from Horace Niswander forced Jim Tyack to kick from behind his own goal line The boot was blocked went out of bounds inside the 10-yard line and three plays later Loyola was again behind the payoff line They were held for downs one yard short of the goal line just as the gun ended the game The ball hawking Lions took ad vantage of every Bulldog early season miscue and they were many to keep Borleske's men almost constantly on the defense Several times in the third and fourth quarters it appeared that the Bulldogs were heiided somewhere but mental lapses kept them in the position of defenders rather than the aggressors There was little to complain about in the defense of the Bulldogs after Loyola scored its first touchdown The line tightened up shifted with their opponents and for most of the afternoon stoPped the Lions dead in their tracks but this defensive strength went for nothing at all when mental lapses as well as poor handling of the ball blew up scoring chances The Bulldogs made their most se rious scoring bid at the closing of the third period with the ball within 15 yards of the goal line This opportunity passed by however when an attempted pass was knocked down behind the goal line Dave Erase wiry leather lugger who formerly starred for Fresno Tech was the big hero of this sally taking a kickoff on his own 11-yard line and racing through a broken field for 69 yards resting the oval on Loyola's 15-yard stripe Two passes one from Erase to Roscoe Bessey and another Brace to Dick Drown put the ball on the 15-yard line Twice during the afternoon Loyola punts were recovered by Loyola men otter being muffed by Bulldogs and that is only two examples of the fashion the ball hawking Lions were taking advantage of everything coming their way Only in two brief intervals did the Bulldogs show any offensive power One was the brief spurt staged by the Staters in the third heat and later in the fourth reriods considerable gain Wag made when Jim Tyack turned in his test exhibition of ball carrying For the remainder of the afternoon BorleskeS men failed to function on the offence principally because they did not know their 1)lay and were not executing them as laid out by their mentor Interfefence men did very little in clearing a path for ball carriers while the blocking Was not up to the standard necessary to keep Loyolans out of the play It was a end opening day for (Continued on Pane 9 Col 4) McCarthy Hornsby Of Cubs Are In Agreement CHICAGO Rept for a chance to open the worlds series against the Athletics Pat Malone was off form twiny and Cincinnati beat the champion Chicago Cubs by 5 to 1 'Malone had one bad inning the fifth when five straight hits cost him three runs Those markers were enough for Pete Donohue and he protected his lead the rest of the way Cuyler drove in all of the Cub runs He got a freak home rtin in the fourth to score Hornsby ahead of him and his single in the ninth again drove Hornsby over the plate Ford and Sukeforth led tho Cincinnati attack Each got three hits Donohue and Malone each allowed ten safeties but the Cubs could not hit in the pinches Riggs Stephenson injured Cub outfielder returned to the lineup after an absence of two weeks Charley Grimm worked out for a short time and announced that he yvould be ready to plaY In a few days ciNciNNATI CHICAA ao a lb po Swanson It 5 0 0 0MNtillan lb Orli lb 4 0 3 sit 5 Walker rt 0 4 0 Hornaby lb 2 4 Kelly lb 4 1 17 01WIleort el 1 2 0 MUM ct 3 1 0 tvuyier a 4 2 3 0 Sukefrth it 4 '3 2 0 SterthnAn If 4 1 2 0 Ford es 4 0 41Toleon lb 4 110 0 Stiop 3b 4 i 1 lponsalea a 1 0 0 i Donahue 4 1 3Malone 2 0 rlieathcoto 1 0 totAlp 371727i (Ti Totals I li ii 71 ortattcd tor Malone ninth 6111731nnatt 010 031 000-8 aoca40 000 300 010:9 aukeforth (2) ro7d HornsbY 04 Cuyler Home 13tolen youble to CrIts to Kelly rrora--Oriz Olson ues on Malone 1 off onnhue 2 struck out-13y Malone 15 by Donohue 2 Makerkurth sod Rialer series against the Athletics 1 a i gC1-(110rCaA0ch0a cRee ptto Malone was off form today and Cin- cinnati beat the cbam Cubs by 5 to 3 had one bad inning the pion Chicago 'Malone were enough for Pete Donohue and fifth when ftve straight hits cos runs Th060 marker: he protected his lead the rest of Cuyler drove in all of the way freak home the Cub runs' He got a fourth to score Hornsby rqn in the I i the ahead of him and his singe ninth again drove Hornsby over the 0 0 0 Gut at the Fresnb Markt Fair today a large field of the nation's best dirt track drivers are going to give it a whirl on the mile oval and there should be lots of fun and excitement Yea verily lots of excitement for the boys have not been doing much going on the mile tracks confining most of their dirt track going to the half-mile ovals 'There's a difference as you'll probably see today Among the field will be a couple of boys who will rate the applause of the old home town One of them Ernie Triplett one of the contenders for the 192D crown was born here while the other LaMarr formerly one of the stars of the Indianapolis speedway is now a Freston Pretty nice if the pair of there finish out in the front Attendance today will be one of the deciding factors in solution of the question os to whether or not there will be dirt track races next year If you like them go out and show It That's what counts 0 1 Out at the Fe today a large fie best dirt track dr' give it a whirl on there should be It citement Yea citement for the I doing much got tracks confining track going to th 'There's a differen ably see today Among the tick cif boys who will of the old home Ernie Triplett on ers for the 1922 here while the ol merly one of the dianapolis speedw fan Pretty nice finish out in the Attendance Cod the deciding fact the question as I there will be dirt year If you like 61)0W It That's Two Whom Critics Prophesied Could Not Get Along Form Bruin Board Of Strategy Cubs Getting Slow Ball Hurling From Nehf BOSTON Sept (A') Athletics by defeating the Red Sox by 6 to 3 this afternoon equalled their own mark of 102 victories in a season made back in 1910 To beat that mark the Mackmen need only one victory in their five remaining games They have no chance however to equal the league mark of the Yankees of 110 games won in a year Bing Miller was the top hitter today His triple to right in the sixth with the bases loaded drove In three runs George Haas made three singles but did not chase in a run The hitting leaders of the new champions Al Simmons and Jim Iroxx failed to break Lto the hit column Bill Shores and then Ed Rommell worked in the box for the As Dan MacSayden held the Champions to one hit until the sixth Carroll and then Durham pitched for the Red Sox All the As runs were made off Macrayden PHILADELPHIA BOSTON ab PO a ab PO Bishop 2b 4 0 3 1 Reeves 3b 4 2 2 Morse 2b 1 1 1 1 Barrett Ti 4 1 2 Base et 5 3 0 Oillothrock et 2 1 Cochrane ei 3 0 3 ot 2 Perkins 3 1 0 ilicarrill if 0 2 Simmons If 3 0 1 OIReetto 2b 3 1 1 Foxy lb 1 0 4 1 Todt lb 3 0 11 Miller rt 3 1 0 Rhyne so 4 1 2 Dykes 3b 3 2 04 Gostnri 0 3 0 4 1 Boley ski 4 0 4 3t Bigelow 0 0 Shores 2 0 1 0 0 Rommel 2 1 0 11Connolly 0 0 M'Favden 2 0 carron 0 0 0 Nerisky I 0 0 Durham 0 0 0 28 0') --The BOSTON Sept season made back in 1910 To heal Mackmen need only ha mark th Athletics the Red SON tbhyeire otwon3bmytahrdikaefoeafalttleiOnr2gnovoicniorelleusailled a I An immense grandstand turned out yesterday to watch the concluding day's program of horse racing at the Fresno District Fair and were well rewarded for their pains by a fine lot of close finishes Sad Sam with Jockey Joe Malloy up showed his heels to a classy field In the opener a half mile running race and in the concluding event Malloy coaxed Otthus into taking the third money Yeaterday's results were as follows: Half mile running race: Sad Sam Jockey Joe Malloy up first Silver Moon Jockey Max Gaunt up second White Cloud Jockey Jack Joyce up third Girls' mile and a half relay race: Norma Drayer first Ethel Stranger second Katherine Joyce third One furlong girls' cow pony rack: Babe de Priest first: Katherine Joyce second Norma Drayer third Rose Mullally fourth Men's mile and a half pony express race: Joe Malloy first Jack Joyce second Hod Brown third live furlong running race Shorty Johnson Jockey Spec Craig up first Wtseation Jockey Max Count up second Oakum Jockey Joe Malloy up third Light stock horses: Watkins Fresno first Brewer Selma second Campbell Selma third Heavy California stock horses Belcher Fowler first Brewer Selina second Watkins Fresno third -andstand turned An immense g' the con- out yesterday to watch (If horse rac- eluding daY's Program 0 Fair and log at the Fresno District I II rewarded for their pa ns era we 1 at alnaa tirdott 1 1 By PAUL MICKELSON Associated Press Sports Writer CHICAGO Sept existing doubt as to the clone harmony between Manager Joe McCarthy and his temperamental batting master Rogers Hornsby has been definitely erased because of their ardent cooperation in preparing for the world aeries onslaught of the Athletics The two whom critics prophesied never could get along compose the Cub board of strategy Daily off and on the field they are noticed with their heads together and with nothing to worry about now except the house of Mack it isn't second guessing to believe they are doing some conspiring The 'Rajah" believes Conniet Mack's biggest threat lies in his l'r Tom Is 1 WOW! MENOMINEE Mich Sept 28--(P)--The Menominee high school football team molded Inca I gridiron history today by defeating Kingsford 150 to The victors scored 23 touch downs and 12 points after touchdown Talon Menominee halfback scored nine of the touchdowns on runs averaging 66 yards 141 MENOMINE I school footbal local gridiron I defeating KinG The victors a( downs and 1 touchdown Ts halfback score touchdowns on 66 yards VINCENT BOARDS GOES TO DEFEAT IN PRO TENNIS MATCH Totals 33 8 27 81 Totals 33 0 37 13 Batted for A Gaston in eighth Ran for Bigelow in eighth "'Baited for Carroll in eighth Philadelphia (MO 003 200-0 Boston 001 010 100-3 Haas (2) Simmons Foga (2) Reeves (2) MagFayden Two-base Reeves (2) Cicero Three-base Stolen bases-04ns 12) Foxa Miller Scarritt Sacrifice hits--Miller Simmons Roihrock Ream Double to Boley to Fogs Struck out Shores 2: by 4 Simmons Reeves Bases on Shores 3: off Rommel' 2 off Maerlayden 5 and Owens Time of same--V55 Senators Defeat Yanks Heeney Through With Prizefight Ring NEW YORK Sept Heeney brawny New Zealand blacksmith is through with the prize ring Dissatisfaction with his showing against George Hoffman young New York heavyweight in their preliminary bout on the Loughran-Sharkey card Thursday night "Honest Tom" has decided that he has had enough of the game HeeneY recently stopped by Victorio Cam-polo said before his fight with Hoffman that if he failed to knock out the youngster he would retire As it turned out he was hard pressed to eke out an extremely unpopular decision Heeney has been decidedly on the down grade since his crushing de feat by Gene Tunney In the heavYweight champion's last bout a year ago League Leaders Body Of Miller Huggins Arrives In Cincinnati CINCINNATI Sept (al The body of Miler Huggins arrived at his home here this morning accompanied I by Herb Pennock representing the Yanke9 players and was met by 800 personal friends Relativen said the body would lie in state from I o'clock this afternoon until noon tomorrow Tourney Postponed SANTA BARBARA Calif Sept Drake president of the Lacumbre Country club today announced the annual national tournament of the Professional (lair association would not be held here In December as first proposed Drake wired A I'atereon of Los Angeles vice president of the a A that lack of publie interest made this action advisable Is Eligible IOWA CITY Iowa Sept I Pape University of Iowa backfield star WILF4 back in the ranks Of the Ilawkeye football eigibles tonight after an investigatkm of his alleged participation in a prates alone! football game at Galena Illinois in the fall of 1927 1 St Mary's Frosh Win OAKLAND Calif Sept Mary's college freshmen foot bail team defeated the California College of Pharmacy here today 60 to 0 slow ball Ehmite Jack Quinn and Ed Rommel And to follow up his suggestion it has been noticed that McCarthy has ordered slow balls from the left arm of Artie Nehf to be dished up to his Bruins in batting practice this week With his world series experience baseball cunning and steadiness under fire the "Rajah" is one player upon whom McCarthy is depending All season long Hornsby has inspired most or the Cubs' brilliant attacks and to him is given Much credit for making the Cubs a steadier road team "There isn't a smarter player In baseball than Hornsby" McCarthy admitted and do you suppose for a minute I am not taking advantage of his experience and wisdom? No sir! I want every suggestion 1 can get and Hornsby has given me many valuable ones for this series" One Of Hornsby's greatest Influences with the Cubs this year Is shown in the play of the youngest Bruin Elwood English The 21- Year-old Cub shortatop rooms with Hornsby on the road and his advice has been absorbed willingly and rapidly In addition to improving his batting English has been a steadier fielder and a big cog in the Cubs' doubleplay combination With the series less than a fortnight away McCarthy continues to worry about his catchers Leo Hartnett who has raught In but one game all meneon is definitely out of the world series Picture Zach Taylor a veteran of first caliber who probably will do moat of the 113CelVilig has not actly recovered from a hand injury and will miss several days of practice because of the death of his father in Florida Mike Gonzales his third regular hasn't quite bean his third regular hasn't quite been' Pirates Put Stop To Cardinal Win Streak ST LOUS Sept 28 In a free hitting game here this afternoon the Pittaburghe halted the Cardinals' sixgame winning spree with a score of 8 to 5 Burleigh Grim'es Pirate hurling ace was taken off the mound after the Cards got four runs In the I fifth and Swetonlo relieved itim later getting credit for the victory John- eon hhardel and Haines were respectively the Cardinal pitchers It was the Pirates' first victory in three games of a series of five rrrr8l3tJ1101-1 81 LOCHS rib tt Po Isi ab po a Bartell 2b 5 4 4 3Douthlt of 4 1 3 0 1 WilOOT of 5 3 4 lb 4 3 8 9 8 Wener rt 5 1 4 011Igh 2It 5 1 5 3 Trarnor3b 5 0 1 1 ItoleY 5 1 4 I Brlekell If 5 3 2 Roettge i rf 5 1 Clark es 4 0 2 Butler 3o 4 3 Snarly lb 4 7 I Gelbert ss 3 1 5 firemen 0 5 3 II Smith a 4 0 3 0 Grims 2 0 1 Joh I) nson 0 0 0 Bea 1 toula 2 1 0 Bherciel 2 1 0 1 Raines 1 0 0 2 Frisch 1000 Totals 48 IA 27 13 Totals 38 11 21 13 13aPted tor In Math iIi6f1ITIT1 Plo 13heelY iiniir41 (2) Grimes vetorite 121 Orosatth iiign Pato (21 8 rdel Taro-base ett'll Rale" roger Three hese tm ies serte pou- playa-8I tunassistedu Oeloert to Kith to Orsattl Clark to Bartell to Sheelr Errol-le-1e Warier to 9ritnesnto 3Sa0e0 on tn1115--QtrOriDes oft rDis11r i b11 --littritreaves and MO ran Robins Defeat Giants Twice In Twin Clashes Niriw Tonic SAPt lyn took both helves of is double header from the Ciente here today by scores of 5 to 1 and 10 to 3 virtually ending the fight of the NeW York tonm to overhaul the pirates In Noma Place 'rho Pobins now bleve Won 11 out of 21 games from the Clinnts with one more genie to be decided Watson Clark in the Opener and Clime Dudley in the night can were 1 i leg 11 III 40 11 STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE Pcli I Pet Pnininhia 10J 45 71 78 477 New York 87 64 670 Dettoit 68 81 456 Cleveland 79 68 537 Chicago 56 SI 381 i Bt LOUill 76 71 517 Boston 55 96 384 RES1ILTS ESTEE1DAY New York 4-3 Washington 6-6 Philadelphia rE Boston 3 Chicago 10 Detroit II Bt Louis 1 Cleveland 4 OAMk8 TODAY Chicago at Detroit St Louis at Olevelind Nrw York at Washington Plilladclphig at Boston NATIONAb LEAGUE Pot Pt Chicago 94 51 64Ph1adcinhig 70 88 413 iItishuryll 88 is1 6717irooklYn 61) 81 4a0 co yorg RI 60 651 cincinnatt 64 il 438 Louis 5 72 51011oton IA 06 360 RESULTS LSTESDAY Ilrooklyn 540 Nsw York 1-3 Boston 8-8 Philadelphia 0-8 Cinclimatl 5 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh II St Louis 5 IDAMS8 TODAY Pitimburgh at St tincinnati at erase hiladelphia at New York at Brook rn COAST- LEAGUE Pal Pet 911garind 57 37 OW Ls Angeles 52 42 553 lashing 66 48 40 611 ()Oland 63 4 584liartitinlit0 33 61 351 Prncaco 63 4 5841Sestile 25 60 208 RESULTS YESTERDAY San Francisco 0 boa Angeles 1 Sacramento bist1cattio Itoliywood 5 ihtit0115 i Oakland 9 Portland 8 GAMES TODAY Sacramento st Seattle oakiand at Portland Pollywood at Missions 44414 Francisco at Lus Angelo AMERICAN AISIOCIATION I noledo 9 Naming City 3 ldianapoli a 8: At atti 1 inville 6 Minneapolis 4 wubial-Milvauketu rola TA NE AMERICA Pel phicilphia 10J 45 130 New York 87 94 57 Cleveland 79 98 (4 St LOUI5 79 71 5r RESI1LTS New York 4-3 Philadelphia 9: a Chicago 10 Cott St li Clev LiAMEJ Chicago at Octrol St Louis at Cleve NATION Pc ChIcogo 04 51 64 ittsburgh 1 88 0 07 cw Yorit 01 All 88 Louis 78 81 RESULTS Ilrooklyn 540 Itoston 8-9 Philo Cincinnati 5 CIE Pittsburgh II: St CAME Pitlabursh at St Incinnati at i hiladelphia at at Broolt COAF171 Pt ollywood 97 97 68 isslons 55 58 53 4 EV a 'm 93 4 53 Sart Francisco 5 Sacramento Infi Itoliytood 5 ml Oakland 9 Port CAM ancramcato et St Emitlans et port pollywood at MI situ Francisco at AMERICAN olodo Kongo idianapolls u1351611441 By TED VOSSURGH AARociated Pr Pst Ntiorts Writer FOREST IM)S Sept Kozo lull iron-nerved little tennia marvel from Czechoslovakia now rules the professional courts of the world in undisputed sway In two and one-half hours of the finest tennis seen In the 'United States this year "Karel the Great" dethroned Vincent Richards as hational professional eingles champion before an excited gallery of 5000 at the 'West Side stadium today The Korea were 6-4 6-4 4-6 4-6 7-5 The brilliant Richards volleying and timitshing with all the devastating effectiveness of his amateur hey-day fought his way into the lead in a hair-raising final set and three different times wee only a single point from victory Twice In the crisis his shote bit the top of the net and the third time Kozeluh took a new leame of life by sending one of his hair-splitting drives past Richards down the rildelines This big moment came in the tenth game when Riebards on his Own serviee was lending et five games to four and nePtiett only one more grime for victory The drive with which EMzellih took the third match point marked the waning of Richards' hopes The Czechoeloveldan won the gams as two of Rieharde' orneshem found the net and then went on to take the match nu LL11 WM unit LLo TIA1V 1111U 114t Twice In Twin Offering WASHINGTON Sept 28 fifl With JOI1011 and Marberry bearing down in the pinches Washington defeated New York In both ends of a double header here today 0 to 4 and 6 to 8 Shedd held Washington In the first contest until the fifth inning When trailing 8 to 1 the Nationals scored five runs Myer hit a home run in this inning scoring two ahead of him and Sher id was replaced by Beimach The Yankees saw another pitcher Rhodes driven to the ehowere in the second game and Myer again eras vided the heavy stickwork with three bits one a double FIRST Oem12 NEW YORK wkalinverrom Omaha of 111 123 1111116re Ib ah i kkjtVrti 2 Met rt Cstin If I 0 0 nehrtg Filover 21) 1 2 meat if i West el 4 0 1 Koe1110 50 1 2 5 Tale 0 0 0 Ptckq'c 0 1 r4Pener 3 0 0 Dutochr 215 I 1 4 Cronin 5a 0 2 Ahrrid 0 0 itayea 30 3 0 0 Helmeeh 0 0 1 Jones 2 2 0 2 Paschal 1 0 0 0 Tot als 25102415 7'ote1e ii ab 1 po a (Imbed 4 2 111 a Judge la i IT 1 kkurVrti I I I 2 Moe rt 0 (Malin If 4 nenth Lb 1 I li 11 alver Ib I I 2 Myst I 1Weet el 4 0 I Koents 40 1 II'Tate 2 0 0 Dicke' 0 I 1011ener 0 3 0 0 Durochr 2b I I 4 tOreelin es a 2 a Ahrrid 0 0 Timm 3b 3 0 0 1-147 41 nallicah 1 8 8 0 "Ile' 2 2 2 2 Total's ii 13 ii li Tot RIA ii I ii i 1 I i 1 I i 1 I 1 1 si 1 1 1 Five Boxers Suspended By State Fight Cornish SACRAMENTO Sept The state athietio commission announced the suspension of five boxers as follows: Leo Okillarducci Crockett two months non-appearance Sammy A gurra Los Angeles indefirdte1 stalling Jack McKnight Long' Beach indefinite stalling Elmer Iljelm San Jose indefinite fouling Isaac Logan San Diego permanent biting (Including games of Sept 27) By the Associated pros NATIONAL Batting O'Doul Phillies 394 Runs Hornsby Cubs 118 Runs battnd in Wilson Cobs 152 Hits O'Doul Phillies 244 Doubles Frederick Robins 52 Triples Warier Pirates 19 Homers Ott Giants Klein Philadelphia 42 Stolen basso Cuyler Cubs 40 Pitching Bush Cubs won 18 lost AMERICAN Batting Simmons Athletics 371 Runs Gehringer Tigers 129 Runs bitted In Simmons Athletics 150 Hits Simmons Athletics 209 Doubles Manush Browns 44 Triples rombe Yankees Gohringer Tigers Miller Athletics Scarritt Rod Sox 15 Homers Ruth Yankees 46 Stolen bases Gehringer Tigers 26 Pitching Grove Athletics won lost 5 netfed tor Ileimach In ninth -Neil iro-rk 001 200 MO-4 Weentngten 001 (010 00x-0 (2) Dickey Dureenti (Continued on Page 8 Cot 8) (Continued on IJ age 8 Gel 5) Tulare Vs Porterville Tulare Co Sept Tulare 1)118011311 team will come to this city Sunday for a game with the r'crtervIlle Athletic club loam The gime will be called at 2:30 at the Tette park- Ladles will be admitted freo 12:30 at the Atillatin park- Ladles Will be admitted free up to otandard this season because of injuries McCarthy sent hie men through another spirited workout on Wrigley field today Regulars and second string pitchers alike served hatters la hitting practice ter In hitting practice (Continued on Page 8 Cot 8) by sweeping the next two gnmes I I 8 (Continued on Page 8 Co I i 4 I by sweeping the next two games I i I I 4 i I a i 1 4.