The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 5

YOU NEVER CAN TELL rouBd. rather quitkB of luck rums. pm Toar Hamoy into quartertinah oi citjr touraammnt after he eirtually had defeated. The little Filipino wqj re- siqaed to a tbree eei upset by Luther Powell former Wetleyaa No. I player, who needed only one nore point to win.

But Powell, who wu.d been unable to play ia fbe tbaa wbip Tony and leare the spot open. fmMmm l.IM.Ol.N. SlMtW. 2.V SAUER YOUNG COACH AppoinimeBf of Georqe Sauer as head ccoci at the University of New Hampshtre. makes the Corn- busker one of the youoqest head fers of football at a state school ia load.

George is 25 years old. He sforfed playing football at tackle when be weighed 16S pounds of Lincoln high. He now stands 6 feet 3 and weighs 21 S. STROMSBURG AND KEARNEY WIN TURNS iN 1 Lincoln Wairin I For GER REA NIFORM, GO HOME Suspension When Arm Refuses Heal. STSTfc LK4r.lt..

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The pitching arm of Lynwood Rowe, which once baffled American league aluggcra and laid low the Chicago Cuba in the 1935 world aeriea, Saturday night baffled no one but the Si'hoolboy himself. 1 Moaning low in hia best Ar- i kansaa a 11 over his 1937 pitching misfor-; tunes. Rowe turned in his Detroit Tiger uniform at the request of Manager Mickey Cochrane and prepared to IYNWOOD IOWI for home wYh his wife and youngster Waiter O. Briggs. Tigers' owner, 4 p.

ihm'oiiis announced that Schoolboy had ap- i.rr*.«-Kn.»ri. plied for and been granted volun- 1 SIrllfldr. siisrw'n'imn from the team i se Mrlurru-3 ft- rary in the approval of William Har- that remains Bnggs a.ide«! By GREGG ridge, president of the American An all star program including a league majority of the ranking players in It will he a sad homecoming for capital city circles will feature the the Schoolboy, who In past years championships at the Lincoln has returneil to his native K1 Do- Tennis club Sunday afternoon. The rado. Ark to receive he plaudits card, brings into action Johnny of a hero loving populace for his Huston and Harold Bundle, the hnlhant pitching two youngsters who have featured The ailment which has ruined the tourney play this season.

8 pitching arm this season Huston. Nebraska junior and is an unknown quantity to the prep champion. will exchange hoolboy anj a half dosen ape- strokes with Paul Mahood. many- cialisfs who examined it. It time state and city champion.

hurts right where it liooks onto while Bundle. University of Ne- 7 he shoulder. the lanky pitcher braska frosh, will meet Paul Hal- pntd. pine, former state titleholder and Couldn't Lift It. ex-Omaha champ Both matches Attrr Fnd.y on, mn.n, of lief pitching, in which Rowe al- Veterans, lowed the Philadelphia Athletics The two Pauls carry the last five runs and five hits, he re-.

hopes of the veteran campaigners marked to a newspaperman that the old guard having past out of he would have thrown his arm up the picture in the men's doubles into he press box atop Navm field during the Friday semifinals. If he could But I had a hard time Huston is a strong favorite over even lifting it above mv he Mahood. having not lost a set dur- explained The arm wmant feel- the present tourney and in- ing right last and il been eluding a love set in each of his ever since victories Mahood was forced three Rnvve apparently furgot about sets by rancis McDonnell. Husker his remark a week ago before be- went to deuce games lag a.4Signed as a starling pitcher ffamst Mark Bu lock and that never felt in my early play, life I like my okl 4 -If again Halpme-Rundle match ii a A few minutes later he Has ham- Haipme went three sets to mered from the hard Manacer (Vvhrane told the beat Johnny Detnch. Schooibov to go home and rest up Run- unt.l next i have unu.sual strength as he EAMS GAMES Rain Halts Play in 6th of 2nd Tilt: Semifinals Sunday Night.

Ml 43 HI in I I et I inei.ln Hof l.inr,4n Here are tome of the Lincoln testants. Entry blanks are avail- year has been separated from the swimmers warming up for the able at all the pools 'nd should be regular list of events and will be seventh annual Lincoln News- filled out and retu ned to the seld next Sunday afternoon at swimming championships sports desks of cither the Star or 4 p. m. to be held Thursday evening at Journal. Medals will be awarded winners Capitol Beach pool.

There is no There are events for seniors, of afl events and ribbons to to the spectators stands juniors, women and girls in both next three places: Some of and no pool admission for the con- speed and diving. The diving this early entrants include: the the Girls, 14 and under; Bonnie Amgwert, Kathryn Hutton. Senior boys: Harold Osborn, Howard Austin, Burton Amgwert, Kenny Williamson, John Brotaman, David Geller. Juniors: Les Oldfield. Dick Marshall, Lee Freeman, Tom Staff Photos.

Davis. Bill Ammon. Boys under 14; Jimmy Waters, Fred Diet rich. Kenny Matthews. Richard Matthews.

Bob Miller, Ralph Grabisch, Donald Cades, Dick Cades, lazy Diamond. Warren Myers, Dick McMahon, Seymour Goldblatt. LEAD IN EN IS 3 PROS thing on the Cochrane no question but wh.it the hasiiled Tony Hamoy with ease after having been pressed to three sets in getting past the hard-hit- in pam every time he Ebirhne Sarazen. Smith and Adams Reach Halfway Point in 144 Strokes. PITCHERS.

OKk 41' pitrltrrt Ui llkr 4 44fl.KI< 4N K. 411 doulitr iweOtrt at 1 PBarMm aad Ha lone 4 l.j«a« and al I Ir4rland: i.r«4r and Harrnm Hardri and 44 ktlrnill. at llrmlMMtc and Irrrrll 44alkup and PhUadrlpliia at Hetn.ll: I aMcr and and 41HIN 41 41.1 hlraxtt at 4 nrk. I l.unitwM I at Hr.wkl>a 44 and 4 and I at Buslam Blanton and Brandt 4 Irltr and lunatt at riiUadrlphta and I.an»afttrr and EARN IICKE SCORES. rp throws iutll Rowe admitteii he was In team several tinies as he tried to hurl the Phils.lelphia hat CHICAGO, ufh Squire Gene Sar- McLaren vs.

Ragan. The feunday card also includes azen of Brookfield Center, the finais in the women's touma- and George Smith of Chicago, a He may have an operation with Marian McLaren, reign- pair of well established profession- performed on his arm, he saiL tFg net queen since 1929, and Dor- als, and Harry Adams of the M'DIARMIO VS. WNEILL FOR CLAY COURT TITLE WASHINGTON For the Iverson-Francis and third straight vear a weitern wm- Marian McLaren-Vons Peden vi ner of the cEav court ten- Ellen Keiley-Bob Powell, ms champuinship w.ts assured will be admitted mside the when bespectacled John McDiar- fence Sunuay afternoon, a 10 cent A orthy Pvacan renewing their old younger set, reached the halfway 3b holes argument Also included on the post of Chicago big money golf- schedule are two mixed doubles ing race running head and head. After another long day of touring two sun baked Medmah Country club courses, the trio shared the lead at 144 strokes, but with plenty of danger at their heels in the quest for the $3,000 victor shaxe of the $10.000 purse. One mi Princeton professor from charge being made to help defray back were Horton Smith Fort Worth.

Texas Don Me- tournament expense. Laffoon and Jim Foulis of Chi- Nedl of Oklahoma City won their -------LG cago. Another lick farther to the to the finals of the current SEABISCUIT ROMPS TO titlb pUv- lied favorite. rear was Bud Williamson of Fori 6TH STRAIGHT VICTORY Inc Ore Harry Civoper. who w- to the post favored to win The rich TO foCr in NFW YORK A 23 old t.rkinc 01 10 0 oi hv tho flving su I 1 a s.

a ce to orilliAnt 1 taKinc a the ij-a hiig northweM h-. of great Seabtsnm he Harry who w- nt player. B-l, S-b to an easy conquest in the Kenyon racquet wuedler the adde.j handi- who holds the natt nal junior in- cop feature of empire Penna of and cif 8 ra ing season. creenwaid. young pro from IVspite the crushing impact of Madison, Wis were only three ui.ls, the 4 year old former strokes off the leaders pace at stable han.lu ap star 36 hole stretch run from Mrs C.

Howard barn won his straight stake tn- Lincoln Nine Thumps Aurora, 14 to 3, Sweeping Thru District Series. AURORA, Neb Behind the slrady pitvhing of Clyde Dean, the Lincoln Blues hammered th. Hah.ll.on ooun.y AU Dodson Of Springfield. and here Saturday. 14 to 3.

sweeping Archie Hamnrick, of Decatur, two game district series. TTie 111., at the s.ame figure. victory entitled the Blue- to enter After the two days of sorting state American Legion junior out, 57 professionals scored tournament at Grand Island Aug 154 or better and 29 amateurs 2-5 with seven other teams which with 1-59 or lower, were left for the vi-jll for the state title Dean struck out 11 and gave only 1 walk. His line drive in the fifth inning struck pitcher. Brondell.

in the head and forced him to leave the game Five slit hes were taken in his eye Catcher Hansen lead the Blues' batting kagging four hits in SIX trips including a double and triple Blakewell hit four for four, all singGs. and Bob Williams poled a double, Brondell's triple headed the Aurora attack, with M. Enderle and accounting for doubles gem of the game was triple rriay by Lin: to cut off sn Aurora score st home in thf fourth hnd but wp: PiondiE: triple to field, Debi tc Sh---rt- VT4TE B- alrlee I alrbiir jr 4.HKKU I.K4I.I I. I 4urk 5 4.1. I.A.«!» S-5 l'ie 4 Bo-tnn (pIp 4 pb trivit, ralo, 4TION 41, I I- 401 ie.

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1. IDA GRID BA FRANCIS A Husker Polls 658.273 Votes: Contest Closes Sunday at Midnight. 1 3L ENNiSNl AREIIi CHI'-AGO. With thousands of ballots pouring in hourly and the contest scheduled to end at midnight, Sunday, Sam Francis of Nebraska led ail candidates Saturday night in the contest to select a collegiate aJ! star grid team to battle the Green Bay Packers at Soldier field the night of Sept. 1.

More than 3 million have been cast during the first two weeks the contesL which will be followed by two of 4 ing on the all star coaching staff. Officials they would not i 4 p. 44 innpp 44 By WALTER E. DOBBINS. The State ba.xeball tourney simmered down Saturday night to Power and Woodmen of Lincoln; and Kearney.

eliminated the Ft. of Omaha 7 to 4 and Kearney took a 7-0 shutout West Pi'jiu before ram halted the nightcap in the sixth. Sunday schedule, weather permitting. brings the undefeated Power and Kearney team.s together at 2 m. The second half of the afternoon double bill will find Woodmen against Stromsburg.

The night game, scheduled for 30 p. wih find the loser of the Kearney-Power battle going again.xt the vv.r.ner of the Stromsburg-Woo imen clash Manager Johnny Bretzer probably will start Lefty Henderson of Oaklan-1 against Kearney while Mike storting chuckrr no doubt will be Art Neely with Hame.s and Pinkerton in re.serve. The finals will be played Monday night Stromsburg 7, Fort Crook Stromsburg bascHaii magicians pulled one of tho.se la.sT m- Ting rallies that you read about to open Satur- ay evening of the state seminro tourney with a 7 to 4 wm over Fort Crook, eliminating the latter. For the first eight innings the game was a tight pitchers battle with Lyle Johnson for Stromsburg and Parson for Fort Crook In control of the situation. The score was 3 to 2, Fort Crook, and that one marker scored in the second on wild pitch looked good as a million But after C.

Bolen had lifted a high fly to Carpenter to start the- ninth, the Stroin.sburg bats echoed out in a hit rhapsody. Johnson started the rally, and when it all Aver five had trickled the ha.s.«ock The ikildiera got one bark in the ninth, but settled down and the wa.s over. John.son. in chalking up ha third win of the tourney, pitched fine hall, whiffing nine and walking only one Jerry Spurlock and Fisher to the mound 'r Unrie in the ninth. a tlr (4 Nfiolbars rf 4 0 i 0 2 I.

2 1 1 2 4 5 3 2 4 3 a i 4 0 4 0 lb 5 2 4 lb- 4 r. 2b 1 2 1 rf 4 2 1 Bi -'f 4 7 3 0 0 0 ft 0 -f 4 1 0 3b 3 ft ft L. 4 1 1 1 hr 3 I 4 0 2 ft F.ibtr ft 0 5 32 13 'i nm is'l State Tournament Dated at Lincoln Tennis Club Aug 8, Harold Ried forn.rr Ke.irney Eagle Pass Trails Whitney Horse by Half Length; Pompoon 5th CHICAGO Pompoon. second have final returns on the player, to ar Admiral in both the Ken- poll, or know defsniUly what players would start the game, un T-Uli 41 IT 27 5 Stmmiburs Fort F. i.n» 2 r.r 2 MU.fr.

Wn.t.f! n. Tw' br tjouh.e Kstc r-t Sto.YO ibc jt By John- crown, breeard thru Frank den of New York. 7-5. 6-2 icef Sunday f.T iti'wn I'V of Los Angrles won M' tw oai ti 14 coming up Sunday. Adams, a stocky youngster who' i umph by lengths the time a football tram o.

1 14 1-5, Whu shaved two- Reil CcHnee nlaved tiur'is of a off the record will manapr the 1937 state tft.i.u- tn be held at thf Linioln Tcnni.s club, star ling Aug Hied 4 a im-mU-r '-t for four ye.ua Entry Friday 6 w.rh Hied at 24'dO stri-t-t. 1 -in- culn. Neb. si V4 thi to Ha r. off F.

1 A-i, 3 i fi" s. or-in third wdh 391 Other ba r-'ifV I 344 I -U K- 1 I if rf nw 101 5 11 01 11 settnme er. Bur- VI i pm i Lao-. arwv i 6 foa Btrrti flOft sei oin 11 1 10 ooo-Lj Caaaitt fsmrn. ye.too IV 1 3 JU, 7 tbb tuli 41 4M Fu Bl IBBIS Bt I B( bbm I aet 1914 by Morrow over the 1 1-16 mile route Jesting was srcc ni-l, -I'onnto The victory a 225 to siea- wintue.ga.

He now has $90 250 this year or almost 14 limes what he cost his Califorrua owner. which Ked Grange played at Wheaton. Ill turned in the prize round of the tno, a sizzling 37-33 70, one under par for the longer number three course. His round matched the setting 70 scored by Wild Bill horn of Louisville. Ky Friday.

Mehlhom dwindloii away to a 79 Saturday to drop into a tie with Snead of Weat Virginia ho op, liiirbMi Co. Will Pliij Free Coif Over idtiriiiu Date hirh MILLARD INFIELDER IS SIGNED BY CARDINALS a ts Mickey McConneli, state semi- stra pro baseball commuwioner re- ber one course ported the St Loms Oardmais Horton Smith added a 72 on a seecnd player from the number one, to a 73; Laffoon did it fsis sme competing in the state tour- i the other way around, and put to- ney here He is Vinlon Doi; 19 gether a 72 and a 73. year old third aacker for the Mil- Picard who damaged an arm ship rxturnir.g from Air-rr- Harry wife of the ica sm ccasful Ryder cup ir.va* raiiui cunimeniatur, is ston of Great Britam. also kuked i 1.4*Alili«* ieaihrig the nl vote at the temipro baseball tiMirrament with 695 ballota Kennoey next with 516 Ruth has 423 and Bar- Acceptptl. Horton Smith and other members of his group of tounng wUl play Picr.eeri day Aug accordi.ng to a wore Sarwen brought his second received by Charlev Koontz T2.

Ihl. or. over the nuhl. The of the other members of the party were not listed the telegram, but Koontz figured it would be Lawwon Little Harry Cor per and Jimmy Tb son Before the miitcfc the gives a of mentals will be no si'rn Smith ir.f rrr.id Kfjontz appeared recently at ijmaha a in with 70. the third subpar round of the touframcnt haulu him-seif iniu i-onteniiun with a 14fe He had plenty of compsmy I i.4M»e.

SmtSmtk 1 4 ft la.ftiW 9 ever, with Johnny L'hi- charge of II 10 was made gallery tickets By plsyirg lie match over the puWic c-'urse. this barm Lru Bretzer. daughter of the cago. Paul Runyan of Herahey Power manager 255 A trip to the Pa. Jimmy t'lty national tournament at Wichita I Al Espinosa of Portage i) Ifoea lo the winner, jFred Moitmoq of Angelea.

plained. oecesaary, Koontz ex- tuckv derby and the Preakness. was ju.st rare to SO.ikx) spectat-rs at Arlington park F'ying Sf iriyiug the of John of New the running Arurgt Pompoon tH vily fifth smail but brdliH In-hl from citait t-'i fir of the -d a deica-li-d PLagle intry the VrUuina farra, by Em rs-m F. VSood- wsrd of Houston, Tex b.aJf a length, with th.pl '-ng tc Ijuming wi.icn the oes Ku'hard Pilru of The toil, ridden by Jockey Johnny tuvtre'i the mile and quarter a slow track in 2 05 4-5 For V4 h.tm a.nd Gilbi-rt toe honor of winning the the nation's ing midsummer three year old 1 PI ACE NFT TEAM stake, was a new thr.ll for it was v- the first time the New York sportsma.n had won it. 3 Fohtr 2 poll, or know definitely what 11 i.

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His total of was tops for all Kearney 7. West Point 0. Danh-m of Keanwy Lefty was second among the chucking one rut h-ilt rii.d fannirg barks at 12 rrf-n in -luniinated PoF't trom nmg was callc'i Ibi s.xth a t'Turney run- hr garnft at hat of raui. with w.iisc'-r. tii.

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P.rud .1 f. forfeit tq Ke iiucv rather tha.o Hund.iy Mi.d lull 1 i.H req urrd by toutrarn.r.l 'E over a run bv Haritii'i a l'f'-d HI. i a pair tn tt'e 1 t.hi- f.r.*»t Daake a- in thi- I third Th? hiy in th." fourth when a walk, Smiths sacrifice. Iiiakcsi gles by and LeMaat-r accounted for thiee Y. M.

C. A. CAMP WILL RUN FULL SIX DAYS TRIMS HAVELOCK, Taking onJy one doubles en- ccur.ter. Havelock fell the versity Place tennis team, 5-1, i.n Industrial league match Sum- HORTON SMITH. The A ra.mp for h.gh athletes August 23 to at whi'h iilenn (ilher notables wuil the all hrantties of sfiorTs.

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