Corpus Christi Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 29

Ohio State Missouri 47 1 Georgia Tech 20 1 Navy 49 0 Texas 46 Southwestern -'i 0 Army 32 PD Command 0 Purdue Great Lakes 20 6 Notre Dame 7 Illinois 0 Texas Christian 7 Bavlor 6 Navy Comets Roar Over Southern Methodist 22 to 7 Baylor Bears Bow To Frogs 7-6 Annual Muny Golf Tourney Starts Next Sunday at Oso but a fighting Baylor line hal'ed the Purple repeatedly in the shadow of the goal Only the grand passing of slender Leon Joslin great freshman got the Frogs across and then Mullins whose point after touch today his point after touchdown giving the purple a 7-6 triumph over Golden Bears The statistics say TCU should have won the game handily a the Frogs lolled up 294 yards from scrimmage to 106 for the Bears By HAROLD RATLIFF WACO Texas Sept 29 -Harry artistic toe that I tooted Texas Christian into the Southwest Conference football championship last year pulled the Homed Frogs over1 anoiher hump the publinx event last fall will be conducted on a week-end basis for the accommodation of many The Second Annual Municipal Golf Tournament get under wav Sunday Oct 7 at Oso Beach Municipal Golf Course with the medal qualifying round This year's tournament sponsored by The Caller-Times Sports Department which inaugurated Ducats for All-Star Amateur Boxing Card Go on Sale Monday Tickets go on sale Monday for the All-Star Amateur Boxing Carnival to be presented at Town Hall arena on the night of Tuesday Oct 9 under the auspices of The Caller-Times The tickets will be available at The Caller-Times office at the following scale of admission: Reserved seats S125 general admission 90 cents servicemen 55 cents All prices at any time thereafter through Friday Oct 11 First-round matches will be played Saturday Oct 12 and the quarterfinals follow on Sunday Oct 13 Semifinals are scheduled on the following Saturday Oct 19 with the finals Sunday Oct 20 Golfers eligible to compote in the municipal tournament arc those who have no affiliation with any private club The entry list is restricted only to public links players War bonds will be posted as prizes for winners and runners-up in each flights for the medalist together with other awards which will be announced later The entry fee is S5 and the list is now open Entries will be accepted from now until players begin their medal round next Sunday by Ed Juelg Oso Beach pro-manager Last inaugural drew a field of 42 players with a larger number expected to compete in the forthcoming event Lt Healy Jr won the title last year defeating Raymond Parker loc-1 oil company employee in the linals Parker was the medalist last year and also took medal honors in the recent Invitation at Corpus Christi Golf Country Club down against Texas and his field goal against rice gave the Purpte the championship last season sloped back and planted the bail between the goal posts A crowd of 5000 thrilled to I 95-yard touchdown run by Joe Joiner in the second period as the Frogs were backed ee in Bear territory time and aia but the lead didn't stand up long Joslin engineered a 4 1 -yard drive that scored a touchdown fiv minutes later Jack Price had punted out after the Frog wero halted on the four-yard stripe Norman Cox crossed up Bears by throwing the first ps and Joslin stepped in as the receiver taking the pitch for mas yards Then Joslin threw to Cnx for five more Jesse Mason ripped right guard for two and Joslin threw to Cox for seven Joslin plunged through the right guard to the 15-yard line and from there threw over the goa1 line to Beekie Fzell who took it on his knee Mullins then converted and that was the ball game The Baylor score came after TCU had made one of its many surges deep into Beat territory On the two-yard hue Joslin atten-pred lo lateral to Cox but Darrell Hogan popped through the line to tackle him and it deflected tfc throw with Joiner the Baylor star wing man bobbing up to gather it in and sprint for the Frog goal line try for extra point was wide In that unusual first half TCU made 227 yards parsing and running to 23 for Baylor and befero the Frogs had scored they had 113 ymds to none for the Baylor made one fnM down the frt lu1f that coming after the TCU tnueheinu Average Slides To 7 63 for Season That fat percentage of 800 the Barker compiled through games of last week was just too good to last It skidded this week like a rookie's spring batting average in the major leagues And onre again convinced we're small time at this business of picking football winners Prior to this week- eud called the turn on 32 out of 40 games but the boys somehow didn't play up to form this week At least not the form picked out for We hear that some of the local football are taking the forecast in reverse and making plenty of money on It was the Texas schoolboys who pitched the sharp breaking curve this week We took a stab at 13 games that number again!) and we could do no better than hit seven of them six We took a nose dive when two of the games were lies That including our record on yesterdays college games of 13 correct and 6 lost dropped the average to 45 called correctly against 14 instances where the teams perform up to standard is now otlly 763 Next week try the use of an ouija board Who has one? Ilurntneers May lie Rated Even IT ith Port Arthur The boys who lay the lettuce on the line on the outcome of the h'gh school games each fall are having a tough time doping the Corpus Christi-Port Arthur game Friday night It is one of the first rules with those who back their opinions with folding money that it's bad business to wager against the champion And the Port Arthur lads you know won the state eThe Ytllovv Jackets are back with a strong team this season and so members of the betting gentry thought should be given the ehampionsret were siatef for that niche by those who make up the football cards each week when they meet the Buccaneers But the state champions left everyone up in the air when ban Jacinto of Houston played them to a 13-13 stalemate Us a pretty good guess that the Buccaneers will even-steven with the betting gentry when they face the champions Friday night lit1 Buccaneer Stadium Walkie-Talkie Used by Austin Maroon Coach 16000 See Navy Win Surge Comets Count Twice In First Period Ponies Score in Serond By BILL LEE Caller Sports Editor The hustling Naval Air Training Bases Comets overwhelmed the powerful Southern Methodist University Mustangs 22 to 7 last night in Buccaneer Stadium before a howling crowd of 16000 football-mad South Texas fans that numbered fully 50 per cent Navy personnel The Comets making their initial home appearance racked up 13 points in the first period added seven more in the third and capped the job with a safety in the final period The Methodists touch down came in the second period on a fine forward-lateral pass that brought the crowd to its feet Big Ray Borneman fullback star from Houston came into hi own a a ball carrier for the Comets sweeping around the Mustang ends for lengthy gains throughout Borneman also did a fine job of kicking and his defensive play was up to par Jim Youel starting at quarterback as a replacement fur Bob Baggolt who was out of the Comet lineup because of an uooendec-tomy played a jam up game before he departed for good in the third period In the line the play of Ravens-burg 180-pound end was outstanding on delense rereived able assistance from Pavlirh a great guard and George Stroh-meyer tackle Maley the Methodists war veteran who is bark In gridiron harness to steady the Mustangs In their quest for the Southwest Conference title was the big show for the Dallas eleven He was probably the best passer to ever show his warm hrre and he kept the Comet supporters jittery with his aceursle -heaves Miles hulking fullback also gave the Comets trouble in the first half The first Comet score came when George Slrohmeyer grabbed -fumble by Maley and skipped 40 yards to score Maley was back to pass was ganged and fumbled the ball into the air as he was hit The Comets drew 15 yards for holding on the kick for extra point but Youel passed to Samuels for the point The Navy lads gained their second touchdown minutes later marching to the score after Merci' covered a Pony fumble on the Mustang 44 Youel sneaked over from the one The Comets were holding again on the try for point and the long pass after the penalty was dropped The Methodist score came the second period after Klliott tackle covered Ycuel's fumble on the Corpus Christi 29 The payoff came on a forward-lateral Maley to Wilson to McCracken It was a great play that brought the stands to their feet The Comets added another touchdown in the third and a safety in the final period to wind up the scoring The local Navy eleven was penalized heavily and had at least two other distinct scoring opportunities ruined by penalties Firat Quarter THa Poula won the tn and elected to defend the north goal Dean of KMU kicked to Borneman over the konI line and he returned to the Comet 27 On the first ploy the Comet drew 13 for linldiiiK Borneman -me ui to Hie 39 at right end Borneman kicked to 1hv1h on the 42 and he waa dropped on the Pony 43 Jin ley hack to pi' dropped hack nn the 54 lijr II viialnirR Mm Icy quick kicked over (he t'ntncl kohI line Bay Unriiemaii awept left end for a first on the Comet 45 It wa greet run by Houston nrhnolhny lal Porto timde one at rialit tackle ls! Porto- onr puss no gniwl Itorue- man Is left end to (ho 49 nmi nn fourth down Bnriientsin'a high kick went out on the SMI' 15 Miles rushed lo a first down on the Mustang 22 on two piny Maley cracked the middle momriil Inter for a first on the Montana 5S I'nvt swept Ida left end for a first on the Methodist 47 Maley passed for nine yards He had week to pass it Davis rammed renter for another first down on the Comet 41 A pass wa Incomplete amt then Maley hit Pavl In Hie left flat for a first down on the Comet 55 Mi lea ran left end to the J5 but the Ponte drew 13 for clipping1 Slrohmeyer grabbed attempted pan on tha Comet 40 and dahcd to a tourh- (Turn to Page 2-D) players who may be unable to leave their jobs during the week After the medal round next Sunday entrants not competing for the medal prize may qualify that idea will be adopted Certainly something new and it's due to be adopted by coaches the country over RED SOX BUY FLAYER BOSTON Sept 29 The Boston Red Sox today announced the purchase of Glen Russell from the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Const League today for an unannounced sum of cash and two players to be named later Russell batted 343 at Los Angeles this season while playing second base and in the outfield FIIARR-DOXXA TIE PHARR Bobby Lemen's 30-yard gallop for a touchdown was the only score when the Pharr team downed the Donna team in a game here this week Pharr was on the offensive most of the way out a Buc blaze to burn up the at the last minute 3 2 3 3 A 1 3 A A 0 3 1 3 A 8 3S A A A A I A A A 10 4 JO Llvincaton in fib IK If A 13 3J A A A A 1 1 A A A A A A A 1 A A A 2 1 A A A A 1 A A 3 3 4 A 1 3 1 A 1 2 A A 3 27 13 Salk Id in 9th t'lnn-iirart In Slh SlriiH-eviili in lli Klliott Kuna batted 2 Barrett Colman Two ha 2 Sarrifitea liua-flne Iry Double and Cavarretta Left nn basea Tit-' 10 Base on 5 Strike outs Ostermuellr 3: Krickaon Ontermueller 10 in 1-3 A In 2-3 Borowy 0 In 1-3: Phipmjm pitcher Rop'wv OstrmuUr Sear and Rear Katimated 7th Inning account (Mi) iw i a A sort oaa a (31 Do C'S A Diagnosis of Sportsmanla By (Doc) Horton District 15-A A powers fared rather badly against some stiff non-conference competition a couple of nights ago Austin High's Maroons rated one of the district's top powers in pre-season reckonings could do no better than tie Temple High 6-6 The big noise however came from a llashy gridiron machine from the Bayuu Country the Robert Lee Ganders of Goose Creek who soundly walloped a highly-regarded Thomas jcifer-son (San Antonio) club 20 to 7 Head Coach A (Bud) McCallum of Corpus Buccaneers some of his aides and players were in the stands to watch the Goose Creek -Jefferson battle Jeff had been picked by cosehes as the real threat in District 15-AA with Austin or Brack-ridge second and the liucs a real horse" The Hue mentor reports that the Goose Creek Gamins Hie very classy indeed with plenty of everything that could make the club a district champion So McCallum slew a couple of birds with one glance He scouted Jeff and had a nice look at the Ganders It could happen that the Bucs might slip by as district titlists whip the Lower Valley champ and clash with the Ganders in the quarterfinals What McCallum saw in the Jcff-Gander game was not so pleasant The Bucs are coming along nicely however flashed some real football spirit in their game a week ago with Greenville and will be ready for some more of the same when they take on the defending state champions Port Arthur's Yellowjackets in Buc Stadium here Triday night Port Arthur was tied 13-13 by San Jacinto of Houston Friday AU-Slar Boxing At least one state champion will toss punches on the all-star amateur boxing show to be staged in Town Hall arena cm the night of Tuesday Oct 9 The champ is Smith stationed at Cuddihy Field who recently won the state AAU heavyweight title Tickets lor the event go on sale Monday at The Caller-Times business office Get yours early Women Golfers Sleet A very special meeting of the City Golf Association will be held Monday beginning at 1 in the ladies lounge at Oso Beach Municipal Golf Course All members of the association are urged to attend Mrs Raymond Hanks president stated that the gathering will discuss details of the annual city tournament for women to be held at the Oso beginning Nov 4 with a Scotch Foursome event The qualifying round is scheduled Nov 5 with match play on the following four days Members of the association are anxious to have all women golfers in the city compete in this tournament which is open to all women amateurs residing in the city all Navy wives or Navy enlisted personnel stationed in the NATB command All interested women golfers are invited and urged to attend the Monday meeting Publinx Tourney The manner in which some of the local amateur golfers have been smacking old man par during the summer months we should have a very fine municipal tournament out at Oso Beach Municipal Golf Course beginning with the medal round next Sunday Oct 7 The tourney willbe staged on a little different basis than was the case last year when many players were busy on wartime jobs and could not excuse themselves from work on any given day Last year the players were permitted to run off their matches at any time during the week This time the tournament will be run off on successive week ends This should entail no difficulties in securing leave from work After the medal round Oct 7 the balance of the week will be open to other qualifiers Opening matches on Saturday and Sunday Oct 12 and 13 and the semifinal and finals on the succeeding week end Oct 19-20 Purdue Smashes Great Lakes 20-6 GREAT LAKES 111 Sept 29 (iFi Purdue employing a hard running attack defeated Great Lakes today 20 to 6 before 8 crowd of 22000 at Ross Field Ed Cody speedy Boilermaker back scored three touchdowns for the victors one on a 48-yard sprint 1 trainer Mike USO Club stable of fighters and other civilian scrappers Boxing fans are urged to secure their reservations in advance as curly as possible If crowds attending prev ious matches are any indication there probably will be a sellout of Town llall accommodations making it advisable for fans to becure their tickets at once Amateurs appearing on the all-star show receive awards conforming to AAU rules All proceeds will be used in the promotion of amateur sports in Corpus Christi Scores California 2 University Southern California 13 Fleet City 21 FI Toro Marines 7 Washington SUte 43 Idaho 12 Oregon SUte 14 Camp Beale 14 Ilifgli School Crozier Tech (Dallas) 13 North Dallas 6 Sam Houston (Houston) 9 South Park (Beaumont) 9 (tie) At Fort Worth Hillsboro 14 Toly Fort Worth 9 Friday Night's Results: Amarillo 18 Vernon 9 Brenham 24 Huntsville 6 Anon Carter-Riverside (Fort Worth) 21 Corsicana 6 Plain view 7 Electra 9 Graham 33 Weatherford 9 Wk-hiU Falls 20 Brecken-ridge 6 Frisco 6 Farmersville 0 Paris 6 Longview 0 Temple 6 Austin 6 (tie) Corpus Christi College Academy 6 Freer 6 (tie) Sinton 37 Ingleside 6 Kingsville 25 Beeville Calallen 0 Banquets 26 Gregory 14 Flour Bluff 13 Taft 7 San Diego 6 Sundeen 13 Odem 6 McAllen 39 Donna 7 Pharr 7 Edinburg 6 Brownsville 37 Burbank (San Antonio) 13 Harlingen 6 Weslaco 25 San Benito 19 Mercedes 9 Mission 13 Raymondville 0 La Feria 34 Lyford 14 French High 13 St 13 (Tie) Beaumont High 0 Lake Charles 29 Liberty 13 Port Neches 0 Cleveland 9 Silsbee 14 Stephenville 32 Coleman 9 Lamesa IS Kermil 6 Rob town 25 Alice 6 Austin (El Paso) 24 Midland 6 Pecos 7 Bowie (El Paso) 0 Texas City 6 Livingston La Grange 15 Bastrop 9 Wharton 14 Victoria 7 Franklin 31 Marlin 0 Vidor 24 Dayton 6 Lubbock 27 Big Spring Abilene 13 Ballinger 9 El Faso High 20 Mexico City YMCA 0 North Side (Fort Worth) 6 Gainesville 2 Conroe 29 Bonham 6 Sherman 6 Denton 0 Arlington Heights (Fort Worth) 6 Fort Worth Tech 6 (tie) Sunset (Dallas) 6 Adamson (Dallas 9 Waxaharhie 26 Ennis 9 Cleburne 12 Bryan 6 Amon Carter-Riverside (Fort Worth) 21 Corsicana 6 Tyler 29 Hentferson 9 Waco 19 Denison 0 Texarkana 29 Gladewater 0 Marshall 27 Greenville 6 Athens 25 Crockett 7 Jacksonville 22 Carlisle 0 Nacogdoches 7 St James (Fort Arthur) 6 Mexico City Foliteeniro 12 Austin (Houston) 6 Goose Creek 29 Jefferson (San Antonio) 7 Laredo 7 Benavides 0 Qusnsh 6 Borger 0 Eastland 9 Ranger 0 Lufkin 32 Orange 7 Arlington Heights (Fort Worth) 6 Fort Worth Tech 6 (tie) Highland Park 19 San Angelo 6 Port Arthur 13 San Jacinto (Houston) 13 (tie) College Standard Lambert coach of the Austin Maroons still rated the No 1 team in District 13-A A has a new wrinkle he is working during home football games The Austin coaching statf has put the to use with an assistant perched high in the stands informing Lambert of why certain plays do not work and why others An advantage over the fixed telephone usually in the stadium press boxes as used by many coaches is greater freedom of movement in observing plays Lambert said it is also helpful since a fixed phone in the stands is no always available on trips cut of town Lambert has an idea there Bud McCallum coach of the Corpus Christi schoolboys has not used a fixed phone for the Buccaneer games thus far because of the lack in range But it could be include federal tax The all-star show -climaxes a series of bi-monthly amateur boxing matches which have been presented at the USO Club on the Hill with the leather pushers receiving merchandise awards from The Caller-Times It is a preview of the annual district Golden Gloves tournament which will be staged here again next January Entries thus far received indicate that a full slate of bouts in all weights will be presented on the all-star card One Navy team of 12 boxers is on the list together with individual entries from Naval personnel along with a 1 1 luml Hr Tint rat: Navy 49 Villanova 0 Army 32 AAF Personnel Distribution Command 9 Colgate 48 Rochester 6 Cornell 19 Rucknell 8 Yale 27 Tufts 7 Fenn State 47 Muhlenberg 7 Boston College 13 Squantum Navy Holy Cross 13 Dartmouth 6 Pennsylvania 50 Broun 8 Connecticut 46 Worcester 0 Pittsburgh 20 West Virginia 0 Franklin A Marshall 7 Swarth-more 7 (tie) Columbia 40 Lafayette 14 Wesleyan 3 Worcester Folytech Middiebury 13 Dartmouth Jv 7 Merchant Marine 26 KP1 19 Cornell 19 BueknelL William A Mary 19 Catawba 6 Case 33 Wooster 6 Ursinus 24 CCXY 9 Muskingum 0 Otterbien 0 (tie) Coast Guard 0 Scranton 0 Miilkert Bowling Green 6 Ohio University 9 Kansas State 13 Wichita 6 Oberlin 34 -Denison 9 Indiana 7 Northwestern 7 (tie) Michigan 49 Michigan State 9 Ohio State 47 Missouri 6 Purdue 29 Great Lakes 6 Oklahoma 29 Nebraska 9 Wisconsin 49 Marquette 13 Iowa 14 Bergstrom Field 13 Notre Dame 7 Illinois 9 Depauw 33 Illinois State Normal 9 Illinois SUte Teachers 18 Wheaton 9 Albion 14 Hillsdale 6 Central Michigan 6 Western Michigan 9 Illinois 13 Butler 7 Illinois Wesleyan 7 Wabash 6 Lock Haven Teachers 7 Bloomsbury (Fa) Teachers 6 Iowa SUte 48 Iowa SUte Teachers 13 SL Thomas 18 St Olaf 9 Miami 13 Notre Dame 8 Fletcher General HospiUl 14 Rio Grande 0 Drake 49 Kearney (Neb) Air Base 13 St Louis 92 Northeast Missouri SUte Teachers 6 South Tennessee Slate 32 Fort Ben- ning 9 Tennessee 7 Wake Forest 6 Florida 36 Mississippi 13 Georgia Tech 29 North Carolina 14 Georgia 20 Clemson 0 Vanderbilt 12 Tennessee Toly 9 Duke 68 Camp ljeune 9 Duke 76 Bogue Field 9 Presbyterian 9 South Carolina 49 Mississippi SUte College 31 Southwestern Louisiana Institute North Carolina 6 Virginia 38 Swsrthmore 7 Franklin Marshall 7 Alabama 21 Keeslcr Field 0 Southwest Corpus Christi Navy 33 Southern Methodist 7 Texas Christian 7 Baylor 6 Oklahoma AAM 19 Arkansas 14 Texas 46 Southwestern 9 West Texas State 9 Tulsa 32 Texas Tech 6 Texas AAM 16 Rice 9 Louisiana State 42 Wcsl Nevada 33 Utah lt Colorado Cniversity 13 Colorado College 9 Spectators to See All in Sail-boat Races A different type of sail-boat race is in store for sailing fans today off the heads The races today will be staged primarily for the spectator's benefit Instead of the usual course the boats will race up the harbor around a bouy and back over the same course This way spectators will be able to judge the contest from start to finish The schedule of the race committee includes at least two other races the first of which will be a regular race from the starting' line This race £ill determine the handicaps to be set on ceeding races' A certain amount of rivalry stirred up in the last few meets will be aired in today's meet' A Jephson owner of the Scimitar has been working in attempt to field an entry in meet Lt Gordon Brummel formerly of the Chicago Yacht Club is working as advisor on all races today Villanova Easy For Navy Power Middies Breeze To 19-0 Win At Annapolis ANNAPOLIS Md Sept 29 Ml Clyde Scott the kid from Smack-over Ark dynamited Wildcats with two touchdowns in the first six minutes of play today and Navy's midshipmen shuffled along in record-breaking September heat to an easy 49 to 0 football triumph that was not quite as impressive as the score Lifting the curtain on its version of the T-formation for the first time Comdr Oscar sailor outfit looked like a championship club only for the first 14 minutes of the game when Robert Hoernschemeyer the old Indiana flash avas master-minding the Navy eleven and teaming up with Scott in the scoring antics After that as an endless stream of substitutions confronted the Villanovans it became a real battle for two period Nut until the Wildcats had been wilted down by the heat and the string of middies did they give way to another scoring burst Junior School Grid Season Opens Thursday Junior School football opens officially in Corpus Christi Thursday afternoon The Wynn Scale Buccaroos take on the Northside Junior eleven at Wynn Seale and the Robert Driscoll Rangers face the Senior High School Rovers in a tilt at the Driscoll gridiron Both games start at 4 o'clock Oii-itln do Kxll: pint sfter Mucldses Jlnllin tplaciiini i Iliiilnr Tnuil'ir Jf-r Huiistll illfnn Tx- K-4 1t)un: la-klr floait K'lard Jf nil-ill 1 Jiitckaiii Chit Turner Hudgins Fnrt Arl'a McklM Crump lluubard Coro: Colliiiswnrlh linear rntr wnnd lis' Ijucti Snus Leal Painter Smil li Rowe Army Smashes Air Force Eleven By 32 lo 0 WEST POINT Y- Sept 29 (P) The 1945 model Army football team paced by All-Arren-esn Glenn Davis and newcomer Shorty McWilliams opened searon today with a 32 to 0 victory over the Army Air Force personnel distribution command team Davis and McWilliams earn scored two touchdowns and Di' -i pcssed 21 yards to Doc Blanchard for the firth A crowd at about 9000 saw the game Cuban Irep for Game Willi Comet HAVANA Sept 29 Sotr 75 Cuban boys are training at th University of Havana in preparation for a schedule that includes contests here with five football squads Coach Bob Zuppke's plans cal for a game with MuliirV Corpus Christi Texas Naval Ais Base squad HOW THEY Results NATIONAL LEAGUE rhl'-axo -i PUtshursfi l- HI I mil On-lnnatl 3-2 Xw Vink 4 12 Nnwl miii ptHinl rain Hilly pmiiim iki-lieduUd AMERICAN LEAGUE IH-ti-uit and HI Lnu'a ram I'lrvland and Chicaao pnitp4 wt amiind Boston a Nw York only games artiedul4 Where They IMay NATIONAL LEAGUE I'hli-asn at I'll thurah 81 I on I at "im tnnatt Brooklyn at New York at lionton til AMERICAN LEAGUE itrviii at Hi Iui flvland at t'liiraxou Morton at Y'rk Cubs Are In! PITTSBURGH Sept 29 The Chicago Cubs swept a double header from the Pirates today taking the opener 4-3 to ciinch the National League pennant and winning the nightcap 5-0 in a game shortened to six innings because of darkness The Chicago champs who took oer the National League lead in July and held it all the way scatnst the surge of the St Louis Cardinals nailed the pennant to Iheir flagpole today for the first time since 1938 The $100000 they bought from the New York Yankees in mid season Hank Borowy paid off in the clincher with an eight-hit 4 to 3 ictory over the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first half of a double header that put the flag on ice giving the Cubs their 16th league crown since 1876 for an all-time high This one broke a tie at 15 apiece that they'd been in with tl-e New York Giants since 1938 Third for Grimm It marked too the third Cub championship conquest under the leadership of Jolly ChoIIv Grimm Back in 1932 Grimm took over in mid-season and piloted the Windy City wallopers to a pen-rant then was whipped in the world series by the Yanks Three years later he put them on top again only to lose a six-game world series to Detroit the outfit that probably will be the party of the second part when the fall frolics open next Wednesday All the Tigers have to do to get their ticket of admission is split tomorrow's double-header with the Browns in St Louis Borowy and his mates had to come from behind in the seventh arri ninth innings in reach the rlayeff window today ard then Hank had to rail for the bullpen fire department of Lefty Bob Chlpaia and Beanpole Paul Sb4 Lnu Erickson to put that threatened pennant party Chiea golf Ul-k Jh IliiKhe 3b Lour)- If 'avnrreit lb lurko if Ni rf jivin(sti)n xSaur William llriilln Itrwy I Krickaon Hutarl for 1 HIM for Kaltfil fr Ratted fur tJuKtlnr in Lnwrey ttermulr Pafko Hark (ifoiifrlddo Borowy Much Mrullo Salkeld and Zak 11 Pittsburgh Bnmwy 7 Oatertnneller Romwy 1 1 Mil Off Inning Strim-evirh in 1-S In 1-3 TVinnine Losing pitcher Barr Ttnnn Ion Time 2:3 3iio Second Gama (failed end of nark tie) flii'-aso riMhurh a wall sad Lopes Brother Jonathan Draws Main Event Spot for Town Hall Show Brother Jonathan bearded Mormon grappler who made his bow here last week moves into a main event slqt at Town Hall here Thursday night to take on Jim Casey Of greater interest to South Texas wrestling fans is Promoter Barner Myers announcement that Angelo Ciatoldi liax been signed for a scmilinal battle with Alberto Campos Cislolrii long has been ranked the No 1 villain in Town Hall scraps and Campos recently moved in from south of- the border to establish himself as a contender for the meanie honors Ernie Dusek is paired with Jim (Goon) Henry in a special event Thursday night The opener pit Gorilla Macias against Emil Dusek Myers announced that admission prices remain unchanged for the regular weekly clout carnival North DakoU State 0 Bemidji Teachers 6 Eastern Flying Training Command 7 Auburn 9 Trmple 7 Syracuse 6 Wesleyan 29 Yale Jayvees 7 Kansas 29 Denver 19 St Pre-flight 69 Col-San Diego Navy 14 University lege of the Pacific 9 of California 30 Detroit 33 Alma 9 Washington 29 Oregon 6 Maryland 60 Guilford 6 Tuskegee Air Field 26 Camp Raldwln-Wallace 33 Ohio Wes-Lejeuno (negro) 0 leyan 20 By Tha Aaaeciatad Praia Amarican Laagua tianr Brhmd Play Th-trnit 7 1 Waahtnrtnn S7 IT 2 Xom Ilmainin gam' Detroit--Against St Louts A.