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MEMPHIS, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1936 THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL, United States Committee Makes Determined Effort To Send Full Teams To Berli "Are You Listening, Roche?" Orville Brown is doing a nights--about the punishment he day night at Hodges Field. An bouts is scheduled. David Brown Winner Of British Open Dies INVERESK, Scotland, July 8. -(AP)-David Brown, who won the British Open golf championship 50 years ago at Musselburgh, died today at the age of 75 in a poorhouse two miles from the scene of his triumph. After winning the championship Brown went to the United States where he was one of the first golf professionals.

He returned home because of failing health. Brown won the British crown with an aggregate of 157 in 1886 when the championship WAS played at 36 holes, half the distance of the modern route. AMC PARKER TRIUMPHS OVER GEORGE DUNN Wins In Straight Sets In Spring Lake Meet SPRING LAKE, N. July (INS) Frank Parker, local tennis ace, today won his second match of the day in defense of the Bathing and Tennis Club championship, moving invitation, third round with a 6-1, 6-4 victory over George Dunn, Marion, Other third round results: J. Gilbert Hall, New York, Gene Smith, Berkeley, defeated, 6-1; Wayne Sabin, Hollywood, Cal, defeated Burtz Boulware, Jacksonville, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4; Herbert L.

Bowman, New York, defeated Rob- ert Low. Rye, N. 6-4, 6-0; nard Welsh, Rockville, defeatCheng, Pittsburgh, 6-0, 6-1: Samuel Gilpin Il, Philadelphia, defeated Frank Rericha, New York, 0-6, 6-4, 6-4. lot of talking these days--and plans to deal Dorv Roche Monall-star wrestling card of four ALLISON DEFEATED IN DUTCH TOURNEY Mr. and Mrs.

Van Ryn Victorious In Second Round NOORDWIJK, Holland, July (AP) Wilmer Allison, American champion, and Gerald Stratford of San Francisco were eliminated today in the second round of the international Dutch tennis championships. Allison dropped a five-set decision to Joop Knottenbelt, 6-1, 1-6, 6-0, 4-6, 6-4. Stratford fell before Tom Hughan, 6-1, 6-2, 6-3. However, American victories were scored by John Van Ryn and Mrs. Van Ryn of Philadelphia.

Van Ryn vanquished Guy Van Zuylen, 6-2, 6-1, 6-0, while his wife conquered Mrs. Marie Joncquiere, 7-5, 6-2. NEW LEAGUE IS FORMED Raleigh Plays Highland Heights In Opener of Circuit A new amateur baseball league has been formed with Raleigh, Highland Heights, Memphis Cubs and Berclair as members. The loop will begin play Sunday. Raleigh plays Highland Heights at Raleigh Sunday and the Cubs meet Berclair, at Berclair.

WOOLWORTH TEAMS PLAY Figure in Opener of Girls' Softball League at Hodges Tonight sNorth Woolworth will encounter Woolworth at 7:45 o'clock tonight in the opener of the girls' varsity softball league at Hodges Field. The final brings together Silver's and McLellan's at 8:45. ARLINGTON PARK RESULTS SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS The Commercial Appeal Racing Chart FIRST RACE- Purse $800, maidens, FIRST RACE- $1.000. maiden 2-year- CONSENSUS two-year-olds, mile. old fillies, claiming.

tive-eighths of a mile. Princess Bull (0. Arcaro) 5.40 3.20 2.40 Jeune Etolie (Howell) .13.80 7.60 5.00 (Copyright, 1936, by Universal Service) Sweet Desire (W D. Wright) 3.80 2.80 Patty Comixa (L' 5.40 3.80 Foxo (Hanford) 10.40 AT EMPIRE CITY Marina (L. Balaski) 3.00 Time 159 3-5.

a Countess Broad- Time, 1:01 2-5. Maemar, Jeanne Fetzko, Papenie, Greedy, Ground Oak. way Maid, aSolar Maid. Clarkie, Trip, Consistent. Baladine, English Accent, Flag -00 Night Raven.

Hunterdon, Wiggle In. Rifted Clouds and Big Mum also ran. Song. Saratoga Gal, Pretty Pal and James- Scottish Mary, Sun Feathers, Boulea Valdina Farm entry. ville also ran.

vard. SECOND RACE Purse $1,000, four- SECOND RACE $1,000, 3-year-olds, -Brush Hook, Gentle Tryst, Couleeyear-olds and up, claiming. 1 mile, claiming. of a mile. dam.

(Dead heat for third place) Intinata (Tucker) 5.60 3.60 2.80 -Patriotic, Trumpery, Bill Farnsworth. Leading Article (C. Ste son) 7.20 3.80 2.40 Miss Trophy (Cooper) 3.60 3.00 EC Panalong, Bibbie's Choice, Espinaca. Fantern (C. Parker 3.20 2.80 Paul Junior (Kamar) 3.80 Best Bet -Brush Hook.

Dandy Jay (J. Nolan) 2.20 Time, 1:12 1-5. Jessie V. Blind Blar- Long Shot Possibility- Scottish Mary, Speedy Skippy (W. Moran) 2.60 ney.

Fair Deal, Many Moons and Maiden AT ARLINGTON PARK Time 1:23 Marie Jean, Black Peter, Dream also ran. and Manager Bill also ran. THIRD RACE maidens, 3-year- -Garden Message, Close Call, Bally THIRD RACE Purse $1,000, grade olds and up, claiming, one mile and 70 Wise. handicap, three-year-olds and one Mark vArdA. 13 Miss Melody, Tracker, Ep Me (Smith) 33.00 14.40 7.40 Patty Cake, Magic Circle, Early Kievson Arcaro) 11.40 4,80 3.00 Bay Hero (Hanford) 29.40 12.60 Times.

My Surprise (J. Renick) 3.80 2.60 Micabil (Simmons) 10.40 -Lucky Ducky. Bright Land, Mon Flint Shot (L. Haas) 2.40 Time, 1:44 1-5. Mariato, Vigilance, Yan- Image, Time 1:36 1-5.

Ileanna, Gilbert Elaton, kee Prince, Traumint, Fagot and Moth Ball -Floradora, Lovely Girl, Pelerine, and Ottoman also ran. also ran -00 Fraidy Cat. Visigoth, Recovery. FOURTH RACE- -Purse $1,000, Grade FOURTH RACE $1,000. 2-year-olds, al- Black River, Evening Gown, Inflame.

handicap, three-year-olds and up, one lowances five-eighths of A -Erebus, Bonnie Princess, Monroe, mile. Jewell Dorsett (L'den) 7.60 3.80 2.60 Blind Pix Parke) 17.40 5.20 4.40 Double Skotch (Knott), 3.00 2.40 Best Garden Message. Bet: Reminiscent Nolan) 4.60 4.00 Mr. Blaze (Richard) 2.40 Long Shot Possibility- Fraidy Cat. Jaber (E.

Arcaro) 3.80 Time, 5:8 4-5. Saturn and Lady Day also Time 1:36 1-5. Honored Sir, Knave, Our ran. AT SUFFOLK DOWNS Reigh and Navanod also ran. FIFTH RACE- added.

Priscilla Gold Clip, Prosy, Make It. FIFTH RACE- Purge $1,300, grade Alden Stakes, 3-year-old fillies, three-quar- 2 Blackmail, Hidden Dust, Lady HockCount Morse (E. Arcaro) 10.20 5.80 mile. 3.20 Fair Knightess (K'ala) 15.20 7.20 4.40 berger. Ann.

Brave Agnes, Tintoretto, handicap, three-year-oids and up, one terN of a mile. Billy Jones (La Haas) 5.10 3.40 Little Nympth (Luther) 14.80 6.00 Sitersmith (J. Nolan) Sea Cradie (Seabo) Early Broom, Our Major, Geologist. Time 1:35 2-5. Carvola, Bill Bo, Erin Time, 1:11 2-5.

Muggina, Happy Dear. Boys, Happy 3.60 3.60 5. Bobs Bolivar, Old Comrade. Torch also ran. Hollyhock.

Bay Bubble and Pompey's Zevanald, Zulu Lad, Frederick. SIXTH RACE- Purse $1,100. grade "B' Squaw also ran. three SIXTH Cohort Miss, Chance King, Even Up. handicap, and up, one mile, 3-year-olds, claim- Last Romance, Master Time, BouadTop Dog (C.

Stevenson) 11.00 4.10 3.00 one mile. Count. Bird Flower (J Renick) 3.40 2.60 Swamp Angel .11.80 6.20 3.80 ing Dnieper (W Wright 3.20 Felsa (Smith) 8.80 4.20 Best Bet- -Bobs Boys, Time 1:36 2-5. Holl Image, South Gar- Ahriman (Cooper) 2,80 Long Shot Possibility- Early Broom. lant and Sabula Also ran.

Time, 1:39 2-5. First Bid. Re SEVENTH RACE Purse $1,000, three- Ramshead and Miss Dignity also ran. year-olds and up, claiming, 1 1-16 miles SEVENTH RACE $1,100, 3-year-olds, on the turf. claiming.

one mile. EMPIRE CITY RESULTS Short Skirt (R. McClellan) 5.80 3.20 2.80 Kearsarge (Richarda) 9.60 5,40 4,20 FIRST RACE -Purse $900, claiming, Girl Nolan 3,40 3.20 Maxine (Smith) 5.80 3.60 two-year-old colts and geldings, mile. Battling (J. F.

Merry Go Round (R. Neal) 6.80 Lt. Greenock (Longden Time 1:47 1-5. Miss Twinkle, Belleek, Time, 1:38 3-5. Droll Story, Office Boy, 3.20 (J.

Stout) 10-1 Mauritius 4-1 2-1 Joan Macaw, Miss Glace and Brown Witen Fra Diavalo and Thumbs Down also ran. Crucial (F. Horn) 1-2 1-4 also ran. EIGHTH RACE- $1.000, 4-year-olds and Highmost (F. Mower) 8-1 EIGHTH RACE- -Purse $800.

three-year- un, claiming. one mile and 70 Time 1:00 4-5. Ones Enough, Sensaolds and up, claiming, miles. Blind Brook (Tucker) 5.60 4,20 tional, Mazurka, Uncle Lester, Out of yards, 2.80 Mareve (R. Haber) 10.20 4.80 80 3.80 Stone Martin (Kamar) 4.60 3.60 Step.

Nebraska City, Saint Pierre, Omar 10.00 6.80 Flying Dere (Simmons) 4.20 Mirza and Titanical also ran. Parawick (H. Golden X. (L. Balaski) 10.80 Time 1:43.

Martin Time 1:53. Judge Theorem, Strophe, Moisson and St. Morita Barton, SECOND RACE- Purse 3900. maidens. Bacon.

also ran. Gannonnie, Later On, Hour Zev and Cer- three-year-olds and up. claiming. mile. veza, also ran.

Suffolk Downs Entries Buzzin' Around (1. Hanford) 2-1 4-5 2-5 Arlington Park Entries FIRST RACE $1,000. claiming, 3-year- Again (S. Renick) 4-1 2-1 FIRST RACE 7 furlongs, chute, purse olds, six furlongs. Chief Yeoman (W.

Ray) 8-5 $800, claiming, three-year-olds and up: Cash Book 103 106 Time 1:10 4-5. Naughty Curl, Ironx Mouse Trap 109 Garden Message 117 108 xJohn's Son 103 bound. Bumble Pete, Veteran Crow Hill. Bonnie Pumice Stone 101 Centennial 117 106 Supreme Buzz. Parapet, Match Play, Artful Prince, L.

B. Wilson 117 Gold Clip 111 Maiden 102 Whooper, also ran. xClose call 112 Harvey G. 0, 114 Night Brigade 114 Swap 111 Handy Baggage 112 THIRD RACE- -Purse $1.000. two-yearBally Wise 117 A.

Golden Duchess 103 Make It 107 olds. allowances. 51 furlongs. SECOND RACE 6 furlongs, three-year- O'Connell 108 Tugboat 110 Billionaire (J. Gilbert) 3-2 1-2 1-5 olds and up.

$800, claiming: SECOND RACE $1,000. claiming, 4- Talked About (R. Kastner) 7-5 1-2 xCrazy Jane 105 xSage Girl year-olds and up, six furlongs. 101 Hidden Dust Merrymaker (S. Coucet) 1-1 Miss Melody 110 Ep 113 Marfree 110 Golden Septre 107 Time 1:06 1-5.

Harvesting, Brogue, xHi-Hun 105 xCrout Au Pot 101 110 Toano 107 Black a Fluke, Jack In The Box, aSwift Ply, Hose 103 110 Mail 109 High Mogul 109 also ran. THIRD RACE 54 furlongs, $1,000, Lady Hockberger 110 Maple Queen 110 A A. G. Vanderbilt entry, two-year-olds: Count Dean 109 THIRD RACE claiming, 2-year- FOURTH RACE -Purse $1,000, threePhalasan 118 Patty Cake 115 olds, five furlongs. year-olds and up, claiming, one mile and Sneakin 110 Early Times 113 Bugle Ann 107 Molasses Bob 70 yards, Krey Gold 113 Magic Circle 116 Lady Milly 103 Brave Action (T.

Hanford) 1-3 Out Out 110 FOURTH RACE furlongs, claiming, On Call 103 Tintoretto Fortification (C. Eye) 6-5 2-7 Agnes 107 $1,000, -olds: Cherry Can 107 Beacon Old Story (J. Gilbert) 2-5 113 Grey Squaw 104 Gental Manners 109 Queen 103 Spotless 110 Time 1:42 2-5. Moon Side and Two Bob 117 The Shooter 111 FOURTH RACE $1,000. Also of Whiscenda ran.

Prum 114 Honored Miss claiming, 2- Land 112 Mon-Image 101 117 year-olds, five furlongs. FIFTH RACE Purse $900. three-yearx Lucky Ducky 111 Addis Ababa 106 Askaris 107 olds and up. claiming, 4 mile. FIFTH RACE-7 furlongs, chute, $1,200, Scotch Boy 110 Maior 111 Microphone (1.

Hanford) 2-1 3-5 1-5 The Regret, three-year-old Titles: Sweeping In 107 105 Polycletus (F. Horn) 1-1 2-5 Naughty 104 Pelerine 113 Early Rebom 102 Holl Bit 111 Marcabala (R. Kastner) 3-1 a Lovely Girl 116 a Blue Alice FIFTH RACE-3-year-olds, $1,000, one Time 1:09. Danise Chancer and DeBias Floradora 104 mile duce also ran. a -Bomar Stable entry.

Crump 115 Sandy Boot 115 Rowe's Old Comrad 115 Black SIXTH RACE--Purse $900. three-yearSIXTH RACE- 6 furlongs, $1,200, The Sun Crump Toreador 115 olds and up, claiming. 1 1-16 miles. Niles Center, four-year-olds and up: Bob's Boys 107 115 Happy Bilivar 115 Young Native (J. Stout) 6-1 5-2 6-5 Judge Leer 104 Recovery 99 SIXTH RACE $1,000.

Red Badge (I. Hanford) 3-1 7-5 Fraidy Cat 104 Whiskolo 113 olds and up, six furlongs. 4-year- Exeter (J. Gilbert) 1-2 claiming, Visigoth 113 Patch Pocket 104 Pocket 102 xPlayful Time 1:46 2-5. Queen Elizabeth.

Light Money Getter 107 Martha 99 Brook, Ross, Time To Go, Fluffylee and SEVENTH RACE- -Hertz Course, one Peedeequie 115 Zevanaid 110 First Entry also ran. mile, chute, $800, claiming, three-year-olds This WAY 109 Charmed Yes 107 Cynwyd 104 Zulu Lad 115 Empire City Entries Miss "Lizzie 300 Black River 113 Pride. 109 Frederick 104 FIRST RACE- Purse $900, Hoosier's SEVENTH RACE- $1,000, claiming. claiming, S. 105 Blue Hour 110 year-olds and' up.

one mile and two-year-olds, furlongs. 103 Impertal Pal 101 Hard 110 Star Pupil 116 Ground Buster Boy 110 Oak 113 1840 Evening Gown Even Up 110 xTapon 108 Pharolar 103 High Man 115 Sparkling Rose 101 Shirley R. 109 xCohort Miss 99 ax Yetive 108 Buttermilk 110 Chance King 107 Hertz Course, one mile, EIGHTH RACE claiming 3- XGreedy 108-Pagenie 119 EIGHTH RACEclaiming, $800. three-year-olds vent olds and up. and High Mabel 103 axSilver Pal 106 chute, $1.000 and up: miles.

one one-sixteenth xActdine 93 Erebus 114 Last 113 M. Zimmer entry. Bonnie Princess 104 Monroe 108 Ble Mary 108 SECOND Romance Lady Carrot 103 RACE- Purse $900. clalming, 113 Batman 101 Prince Pompey 1'15 three-year-olds, mile and 70. yards.

Red 108 Cumberland 110 Mare 101 Flagen 105 Captain Pompous Genie 111 Master Time 115 XO' Neill Royal Cunning 1-11 The Point 106 Bounding Count 115 Diaphanous 102 Hunterdon 109 Apprentice allowance claimed. Listed. Apprentice of Tears 107 Lady Camelot .109 Clear and fast. Clear and allowance claimed. Raven 115 Wiggle In 115 First post 2:20 p.m.

fast. Mystic Flyer 120 Emir 111 First post, 2:15 p.m. Rufty 112 xNarias 107 JESSICA OLYMPIC FINANCES SHOW IMPROVEMENT Outlook Brighter But al Funds Needed ATHLETES LEND THEIR AID Girl Pawns Engagement Ring to Provide Own Expense Money Boy Contributes Savings for Education By Associated Press NEW YORK, July 8-The Olympic situation, which had officials worried two days ago, seems to be straightening itself out, although members of the American Olympic committee have found any reason for discontinuing appeals for contributions to send America's athletes to the Berlin games. Since Sunday some $10,000 in contributions been received, ineluding $2,500 from a New York committee which has promised to collect at least $10,000, Gustavus T. Kirby, A.

0. treasurer, announced last night. Several special contributions have been received for expenses of special athletes, and the advance sale for the final track and field tryouts at Randall's Island has been booming. Ticket Sales Good Some $4,500 worth of tickets were sold yesterday, bringing the total advance sale to about $16,000. That put enough in the coffers to assure a full track team of three men for each event to Europe and a surplus is expected to help out the other squads.

A fund also was offered to send Kathlyn Kelley, South Carolina high jumper, who named as an squad, along with teammates. alternate on the women's a track Anonymous donors heard "hard luck" tales of a girl who had pawned her engagement ring to provide her own expense money, and a boy whose parents had taken money set aside for his college expenses for next year and offered to contribute the necessary sums. Nearly 300 athletes preparing to take part in the final track and field trials Saturday and Sunday worked out at various fields, while city officials took steps correct the few defects in the stadium track. runways and field event circles discovered in Monday's first test. Some of the competitors trained at Princeton, N.

while others used the Columbia, New York University and New York Athletic Club fields. MUELLER RECALLED BY BOSTON BEES Davis, Greenville Rookie, to Replace Knoxville Catcher KNOXVILLE, July 8. -(AP) Ray Mueller, rookie Knoxville catcher and Southern Association home run leader, has been recalled by the Boston Bees, R. G. Allen, owner of the Smokies, announced from Atlanta today, Mueller will join the Boston club in Cincinnati tomorrow.

Allen said Davis, rookie catcher with Greenville, of the Cotton States League, is being recalled to replace Mueller and will join Knoxville club in New Orleans the last of this week. SCHEDULE IS ANNOUNCED Negro Softball Champions to Receive Trophy Schedule for the remainder of the season in the city negro softball league was announced yesterday at a meeting of the backers and managers, at Church Park. The champions will receive a trophy from The Commercial Appeal, Early Maxwell, sports promotion director of the newspapepr, and Marion Hale, athletic director of the Memphis Park Commission, attended the session and offered helpful suggestions. Oliver Triplett and Donald Stainbrook, Coca-Cola ace hurlers, will give a pitching exhibition at the next meeting. COOK TEAM PLAYS EARLE Eastern Arkansas League Game Is Scheduled Today Cook's Goldblume Beer baseball team will go to Earle, today to play Earle in an Eastern ArkanSAS Amateur League contest.

Fred Murphy will pitch and Calhoun will catch for Cook's, first half winners in the league. Cubs Desire Contest Binghamton Cubs would like to book 8. game Sunday, Call 4-5321. Ever-Kool SEAT COVERS FARBER BROS. 483 Union Ave, 8-4712 SWELLING REDUCED And Short Breathing Relieved when caused by unnatural collection of water in abdomen, feet and legs, and when pressure above ankles leaves a dent.

Trial package FREE. COLLUM MEDICINE COMPANY Dept. 258, Atlanta, Ga. Impure Water is another cause of Diarrhoea and Loose Bowel Conditions s0 prevalent this time of year. Since 1840 southern families keep handy Mississippi Con dial, the safe, effective relief originated by famous Memphis doctor.

At all drug stores, and 50c. MISSISSIPPI CORDIAL M' CARTHY ROASTED BY SECOND GUESSERS Target of Criticism On DiMaggio Judgment YAWKEY CAN TAKE IT Looks Ahead for His "Gold Red Sox Commissioner Landis Stages Comeback all." National Pitchers Talk BY PAUL MICKELSON Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, July 8. -Down the sports trail: Roasted Joe Joe McCarthy, carefree from criticism all season his Yankees make the American League race a one-horse as walkover, was roasted today for allowing Rookie Joe DiMaggio to stay in yesterday's all-star game for full nine-inning flop. Many believe Marse Joe should have pulled his star rookie to save his spirit. Some even have A hunch that the Yankees, held to a batting average of .100 by the National Leaguers, may lose a lot of their drive from now on and have a tough time winning their pennant.

McCarthy, A man who became one of baseball's most successful figures by acting almost according to the dictates of his heart, today defended his position and merely chuckled over the thoughts of the second guessers who fear for his Yankees, "I'd do the same thing all over again." said the Yankee pilot. "Joe just had a bad day and, anyway, he was the only right fielder I had on my squad. I used every player I had except Rollie Hemsley. Didn't get chance to use him. DiMaggio discouraged? Don't make me laugh! He just had one of those days.

If he let anything like that worry him, why he just wouldn't belong, that's Yet, pitchers from rival leagues do plenty of talking among themselves when they meet on Pullman trains. Dizzy Dean, Carl Hubbell lazy Lon Warneke made Di Mag look bad with fast, low ones inside. Give and take. Tom Yawkey can give it (ask Connie Mack) but he can take it, too. His Boston Red, flops, most of them ACcused plain laziness, probably try Yawkey's soul but he smiles off the jibes and blissfully talks about 1937.

'38 and '39, I'm not dissatisfied with the team or the management," Yawkey told us. "If I care to spend my money on baseball, that's my business. I'm getting a kick out of it and have no regrets." Yawkey is getting a high rate of interest for his investment, however. His gold-plated boys, despite their woes, are packing 'em in Fenway and other league parks. Comeback.

The greatest baseball comeback of the year is being made by Kenesaw Mountain Landis, high commissioner of organized baseball. The gray-thatched judge, still stern and relentless in his opinions but a trifle more mellow than his early days at the dietator's helm, is riding on his highof popularity among club owners and players. DETROIT LIONS GRID FOES OF COLLEGIANS Professional Champions Face All-Stars In Chicago FANS WILL VOTE ON LINEUP Newspapers Co-operate In Selecting College Players and Coaches--Ten Million Votes Expected Associated Press CHICAGO, July 8. The Detroit Lions, champions of. the professional football world, were chosen tonight to battle the collegiate allstars, All -Americas among them, in the third annual charity football game at Soldier Field on the night of Sept.

1. The game, first of the 1936 gridiron season, will be unique because it will be the first time in connection with any. major sports enterprise that the public will be in comh plete command. The fans of the nation not only will name the players who will comprise the college squad, but they also will tell the coaches which players they must use as a starting lineup. Thousands who voted in last year's poll were disappointed to see their choices, Cotton Warburton of ries of the left off the startSouthern California, and Buss Bering lineup against the Chicago Bears.

For this reason, the rules have been changed and, right or wrong, the public will be right on the starting lineup. The balloting will start Saturday. The first two weeks will be devoted to the players poll. As soon AS this is completed, the fans will be asked to name a staff of four coaches to lead the college squad. Ten Million To Vote A total of 176 newspapers, the greatest tieup in sports promotion, will conduct the poll.

Thirty-nine states are represented in the list of newspapers will co-operate with the Chicago Tribune, sponsor of the event. Last year the votes reached the staggering total of 8,500.000. Arch Ward, sports editor of the Tribune and originator of the idea, believes it will exceed the 10,000,000 mark this year. Frank Thomas of Alabama won the coaches poll last fall. His assistants were Charles Bachman, Michigan State; Dr.

C. W. Spears, Wisconsin, and Edward Madigan, of St. Mary's, The Californiast, won by the Bears with Jack Manders' dropkick. was witnessed by 77,450, with the profits equally divided among the united charities, the Catholic charities and the Jewish charities of Chicago.

The same charities will receive the profits this year. The squad of collegians will assemble at the Northwestern University Aug. 13 days of practice. Among them, without a doubt, will be Jay Berwanger of Chicago, rated AS America's outstanding player last year. He declined attractive offers to play professional football to become an assistant coach at Chicago.

THIRD RACE- Purse $900. maidens, fillies, two-year-olds, five furlongs. a Which Print 115 Flyanetta 115 axDawn Play 110 Sun Feathers 115 Doris Ramsden 115 Scottish Mary 115 Stylistic 110 Boulevard 115 Gramercy 115 Accrue 115 Wound Up 115 A -King Ranch entry. FOURTH RACE -Purse 81,000 added, the Parkview handicap, Class threeyear-olds, mile and 70 yards. Dusky Prince 112 Dick Merrill 110 Brush Hook 114 Shining Sun 105 Gentle Tryst 112 Couleedam 115 FIFTH RACE--Purse $1,200 added.

the Rhinebeck handicap, Class three-yearolds and up, about six furlongs, Stocks 109 Night Sprite 112 Isaiah 112 Billie Bane 105 Trumpery 115 Bill Farnsworth 119 Mower 112 Patriotic 115 SIXTH RACE -Purse $900, claiming, three-year-olds and up, 1-16 miles. Frank Ormont 113 xTony's Wife 96 xBibbies Choice 103 Espinace 117 Panalong 113 Single Ragan 113 Flying Falcon 101 Four Spot 113 Easiest Way 116 Clear and fast. First post 2:30 p.m. Apprentice allowance claimed. Listed.

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Milan, who comes here twice weekly for medical attention, said he expected to scout East Texas League teams later in the season. HAMEL WORKS OUT WITH ATLANTA CLUB Feels Fine Following Operation-Hutcheson In Shape ATLANTA, July, -Clarence "Peck" Hamel, suspended Atlanta outfielder who underwent an appendicitis operation June 2, said "I feel fine" after a workout with the Cracker squad today. "It feels good to be back in there swinging." he said. "I think I'll be ready by the opening of the New Orleans series." Eddie President Moore Earl Mann nor definite information AS to whether Hamel's suspension would he lifted when he is ready to return to the lineup. Hamel was hitting .322 when he was sent home from Chattanooga for rules infraction.

Joe Hutcheson, husky outfielder who was prevented from reporting at the start of the season because of illness, continues to work out daily and appears in fine condition. Claybrook In Tie Claybrook Tigers and Cuban Stars played a 15-inning five-all tie last night at Jackson, Miss. The two teams play in Cleveland today and Clarksdale tonight. They move to Greenville Saturday and Sun- LOG CABIN DEFEATS LIBERTO'S 10 T01 Fourth Straight Victory in Second Half of League Race Log Cabin chalked up its fourth straight victory in the second half of the softball league race when Liberto's V-8, 10 to they, trounced. Guthrie.

Lewis defeated Norge, 2 to 0, in the second game. Other results: De Soto, Forrest Hill 17, Mid- South Oil Dunn and 13, Standard Oil 3. Fair Bradstreet Grounds, Reeves 10, Goldsmith's Agra Abrahams 13, Marx Bensdorf 1. South Side, Quaker Oats 4, Pidgeon-Thomas Kraus 15, Western Union 7. Collierville, Guthrie Seniors 13-7; Collierville 0-6.

Tonight's games: Soto, Florsheim vs. Davis-Mise, De Molays vs. South Memphis Merchants. Forrest, Greenbacks vs. Blue Jays.

Fair Grounds, Coca-Cola VS. Williams Shade; J. R. Watkins vs. Hollywood.

Guthrie, Success vs. Banner, Model VS. Lamar. South Side, Buckeye VS. Dortch's, Kroger vs.

Fischer. Vollintine, Federal Reserve vs. Union Planters, Bank Commerce vs. First National. MRS.

SANLEY TRIUMPHS Shoots 102-11-85 to Win in Weekly Pine Hill Women's Golf Mrs. S. A. Sanley scored 102-17- 85 to win the weekly vesterday, play at Pine Hill. Mudhens To Hernando Tennessee Mudhens will go to Hernando, for a game today.

Players, 12:30 requested are: P. to Lenti, meet at Armour, C. B. Ewing, L. Lenti, Chandler, Smythe, Epstein, Murray, Woods, Cuna mings.

Important Money -BUT THE YOUNGSTER came to missing out! The Journal was short enough to complete the could be bought or Several hundred miles a broken axle. In it was badly needed. A telephone and sent the Illinois Central An express car was site; into it an extra crew HUGHES, METZ WIN IN DOUBLES ERE Advance in M. A. A.

Ten Tournament: Billy Hughes and Cecil seeded first, advanced Memphis Associated in the an doubles tennis tournament Amater day with ease. They yes troun 6-4, Leonard 6-2, at Floyd Beauregard and Johnny Kr Field. In the singles, Billy Alex Wellford, Paul Ledsin Seavy Hughes have gone ahead of field, entering the quarter-final Quarter-final matches will played tomorrow. with the tests Saturday, and championship Sunday. Results- First Round Burch Purvis Minor doubles.

Walsh Wellford and Don Alex Moore 6-4. 6-2, and defeated McCall And Ralph Bethea, Wellford defeated R-2, Faquin and Wilford Gragg defeated Anderson and J. Ater. 6-2, 6-1: Crawford and Marshall Apple Billy Mitchell and Bill Murrah. Second Round Doubles Cecil Merri Johnny Hughes Kraft, 6-4.

defeated 6-2: Billy Leonard Wiggins Floyd Milton Grear defeated Johnson and Andrews, 6-4, 6-4: Pick Butler Pal And Seavy defeated Jeff Bigger and Ine vill. 6-0. 6-2: Alex Wellford And Wellford defeated Burch and 3-6. A-2: Edgar Griffith and Harold Milnor dridge Flack. defeated Jack Renshaw 6-4, 6-4: Jim Robinson And And Ledsinger defeated Wayne Pauilus Macon Smith.

6-3. 7-5: Luke Bronson defeated Bill well Chick Gaines, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. Pairings Doubles -Metz and Hughes vs. and Grear. 5: Butler and Wellford and H.

Wellford. Reavy Gragg Grace vs. and Apple, and Crawford. 3: Pan Faquin Apple-Crawford winners Griffith and 6: Robinson Ledsinger vs. Biondi And Bronson.

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