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TWO. THE HUTCHINSON. KANSAS. NEWS-HERALD SUNDAY MOftNTNO. APKTL 17.

1938 Larks To Tackle Guardian Pirates At Carey Park Today Expect Crowd For Opener Last Exhibition (same lor Pittshtirgji Before Meeting Curds Probable Lineups: l-ar'-fS Mohr' If Broeckelman of Peters 2b Clement! lb Matthews rf Gusllnr 3n l.lna sa Prulll Goylnps nieHlnc Knbel Brandt L. Wniier cf p. Waner rf nizzn It VaiiKban as yuhr lb Trxid r. Prulmker 3b VnuilK 2b llsrrrs Swift Kllncer rf Handler 3b Hutchinson Larks meet the Pittsburgh Pirates nt 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Carey Park rlimnonrl. For lhe Pirates it will be the last game played this year that doesn't count in their league standings.

They open the National League season against St. Louis Cardinals at St. Louis Tuesday. For the Larks it will be another pie-season exhibition game, against a club that represents their goal in baseball. All members of the Hutchinson team, down three jumps in the Pittsburgh agreements system, hope some dav to play with Pittsburgh.

They didn't look three jumps down, when they held the Pirates to a 4 lo 7 victory at Manhattan, Friday. Salina Game Rained Out Manager Pie Traynor and his swashbuckling Buccaneers arrived in Hutchinson early yesterday afternoon, several hours ahead of schedule because the field at 5a- lina was too wet for the Salina- Pittsburgh same. Tray nor said he would start Swift on the mound here. He had planned to use the big hander against the Millers yesterday, letting Hod Lucas hurl today. He changed the line-up, however, after the Snlina rain-out, explaining lie wanted Swift to strength- Salina Victor In Home Meet Still Mnwkg Relays Ami Place Third By A Slaff Correspondent a series of rain squalls which made conditiqns miserable for both track, and field events, Salina high Marooms out- mudded a field of 12 teams to win the class A events in the Central Kansas invitational' meet here yesterday afternoon, Salina copped first place in a spirited battle with Hutchinson and Newton by.winning the one- mile relay, final event of the.after­ noon, nosing out Hutchinson.

Newton did not compete. Had Hutchinson won the mile relay, the Salt Hawks who amassed 24 1-3 points would have finished in first place ahead of both Newton which scored 25 points and Salina. Lucas high school won the class competition with a 20-point total, edging out Holyroori with 19. Hillsboro was third with 17 and Cla'liu fourth with 16. Other class scores: Halstead and Burrton 14 each; Haven 12; Dwight 11; Glen Elder.

Washington Buhler 1-2; Wilson Durham 1-2; Linn and Cheney, 3 each; Hunter 2: Lost Springs 1. The class A scores: Salina 27 Newton 25; Hutchinson. 24 1-3; City, 22 1-3; Chapman 21: Great Bend IB; Lyons 11; Ellsworth, 11; Ellis and: Lincoln 3 each; Belleville 2 3-3; McPherson 2. The A One.Mite by veazy, Newton; House, Junction city, srrond: rnrtcr, Salina; Mows, Salina. Time 100 -Yard by SulltnKer, Junction alp-; Stauffer, Newton, Second; Hols- incton.

Salina, third: CilKBOn. Ellis, fourth. Time seconds. tilth by Lectere. Lyons: Utlvvturts.

Chapman, srrond; BumbauRh, Junction cut)', Ihird: Heeler, Newton: fourth. Time 111. I seconds. Official Western Association Schedule For 1938 -(40-yard hy Jones. lUitchin- mnro ovhi- Orrnt Itrnd; IMrrt a tie foe- on his arm with ono mme exm-i uvmi wimanw nf nnd Atkj0MJn of bilion bout Hiitchinsr-n.

Tho mamiRer said ho would fol-j SM-swrd run -wc with KHnser for the eighth lid ninth innings. rime 2:10. low and ninth innings. rime He plans to use both catchers. Al Todd and Hay Botrcs.

The first team infteld and outfield- probably will go the route, he said. Ki'iisas pitching will be used r.sainst the Pirate swatsmiths. Pittsburgh, hitlers probably will include Big and Little Poisons, the llrzzo who for the past season has been breaking up ball games in the American Alkie Vuughan, the Wichitai." boy who formerly led the League batters; Todd, tit-; big catcher who once knocked down Dizzy Dean in a list fight Miter Dean had tried, tu bean him, All Kansas Staff A. of Hcaly. will pilch he first three innings agai Pirates, Glen Blessing, Sterling who was praised by Pittsburgh scout, will curves (hiring the next three innings, and Koht-I, MrPherson who, has been throwing them for several seasons while in the navy, will pitch the last three.

It aiiv of the Kansas mounds- tnen cot into irnubje. Bill' Brandt, a stocky, tow-hended left hunder froin Aurora, will he rushed to the filing line. Brandt was scouted by Pie Traynor. Pills- burgh manager, ami signed lo a Hutchinson contract by Traynor. Manager MeMullen says he has the best curve ball in camp.

Robert Mohr. a player uu from the Doanc school in Arkansas, will start, in left field. Brockelman. a.hold over, will handle center field and Matthews, also hold over, will start in right field. Before the game is over, an all new outfield consisting of Jensen.

Sherman and McMtillin, other position candidates, will see service. Infield Promising; The Hutchinson infield' which worked in the game at Manhattan, looks much like the. Hutchin- son infield which will open the season at. Halinu, with Clemeiui at first, Peters at second, Link at at third. Ki-ioh- lacli.

baseman.and Daniels, shortstop, arc expected to. see service against the Pirates, however. Both are still in the run nihg for positions. Prtiilt: and Goyings. two of a half dozen promising receivers in camp, will: catch.

Johnny Iliy.io and C.v Bliuilon of the Pittsburgh-, team, will he Time 55 'on by Upham, Junction hlnson. second; Miller, Houphton, nololt, fourth. by LeClerp. Lyons: Poll. Lincoln, fteennd: (lhapman.

Ihlrri: Massye, Kilts, fourth. Time 21 seconds. 220-yarrl by MolslnKtofi, aa- Una; Kyiltnper. Junction Oily, second; Klautfer, Newton, third; Ken Love, Hulch- mion, fourth. Time 23.0 seconds.

hy Rledtoe. Oreat fiend: Savoy. Oreat Hend. second: rYohart, Chapman, third: Beloit, fourth. Time lis illrji by Poliaxh.

KUiworth; Ariains. Junction city, second Keeley, Hutchinson, OUrd: fourth. He between McndenhMl. Ilellevllle: Mltcliell. Ilutchtn- 'on.

and smith ot Lincoln. Helcht a. feet inches. Shot hy Bernard. I-Iutchliuon: n.

McOIoud. Newton, second: Prehardt, ehat.mat). ihltd: Hanrrave. sauna, fourttf. Dtstmu-e.

16 Itet Inches. llrnartjump hy rtledsoe. Qreal fiend: Hov.t?s, Salina YnunK, Mc- Phrrrun; Williams, Wilis, fourth. Dls- lance. 112 Iret Inches.

Pole Won by Willlaiaj, Kilsworlh Hutchinson; IIouRhion, Heloil, thlo fourth a ttlree-way tie between PnPree iih.iina: ooroon. Newton arid Peterson, Junctlc-n City. Hcicht 1(1 feet 9 Inches. by Jonrs. chapman: Htaerker.

Newton, second; Hoyt; Chap- nun. third: fourlh a tie between (lehhart: saluua. and Ttlchards, Newton. Ptstance, feet, 7 Inches. Class A llrlajs Half mile by Newton: Raima, second: Chapman, fourth.

Time 1 LIT, 1 seconcs. Medley relay- won by Salina; Chapman, second; Rcllevll'e. tturd: Hutchinson, fourth. Time one-mile relay- won sauna; Hutch- icon second; Hiloit. third: Junction-City, fourlh.

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June: 18 July Sept. 5-5 Herald Seahisctiit Sets New Record At Buy Meadows San. Mateo, Calif. cuit, hlack bullet of the-American turf, sounded'his latest smashing challenge With a convincing victory in the $113,000 added Meadows handicap. The time for the mile and an eighth was a new track record.

Gosum was -second and Today, veteran-stake- star, took third money. Denver SifewAys To Ftvr Nnn-Frollt CompAny Denver (IP) group of Denver sportsmen announced last night Denver's lamed A.A.U. basketball team which played under tht name of. the Denver Safeways til the close of the national A.A.U. tournament last month, would play next season under the auspices of a non-profit company.

flMlllMCIlvall M0RMM. irt FUN Tt) 4l TXt LETTEflil IMERMM) SlltTWCt. Probable Pittsburgh Pirate Lineup Which Will Start Against The Larks Today mama Up The River For Great One fine by Klfln. I.ucai Punic, HMaboro, i liunttr. HiirtS: Dwlijtit.

fourth. Time lOO-ytvrd- l.ucw Mttller, atafUn, Koor.tz; Haven, thtrd! cneeKj-, Halsiead, Time 10.T, jfcondj. lllch by Hosklr-ion; Biirr'J (on; tlby, Maiatcad. HCcotid; iiu -twi. Hiirri, H.

lie between. of BuhWr and. HtrUcr of WMhinston. 17.8 -u-cends. UO-i-twd by HrouRH.

nolrnkc. Ulllshwm, Hftreaia, lloly- rtMxi, ihlrri: Hem. Uurha.in, fourlh. Time ncconds. by tlwiplit; Htaufffr, Wftuhinston, second; Pittas, Huhtei.

ihird; jJnacoH, llclyrood. fourth. Time 2:17.1. by llcl'Mit, (llenj Rev, Htviitcud. Uttintu, Hiivfn.

Hosklnson. Jiurnou, fourth. seconds, HO-yMd by Oorrlean, Holy- i-ood; Johnson. UMitrad, necond: Cooptrr, Wabninklon, third; VAii-iholU, Woodbine, Time Attonds, DUcut I3uue; Knnk, illllaburo. Seboath, thirrtl smUh, fourth.

OluRtice los HlKh by Hlllabtttoj WlWoti. rfcond; thitd. Ut ut' HUrrlon and UHHr of Clidln. iltlttv. tttt T'-i Iritfhifta Jliot ftlim.

Hlder. second; Ht-io, thirdt /t.urth beivu'en Smilh 1 loci, Orofld by Wntht, Dwixhl; Jla.vi'(t. fetondi irnrri a tie iTttwecn HVR.113 or and Holy- huvk cm fnmillur fiKivmd" Iwliiy, rir(ia tit xii Ublh. WCJXI willv, IHiichinton in lo-xi. oisianvc inchto.

aithouKh. playinc, on- differ- 1 i-7i ii smith Huh It r. etcoad: third- ft ont teams. Rltto-wns on lite club nun- Dusty. BORKCSS brought' to utwithwut.

insoiii while Hlaiittincjunn in; wiih lit-ishf IU Ket.n -PurteUi Botlh were, star, narform- tiUft ers while hero. CM nurhairu fotuih. uutance 163 tcte Gatet Otixn At? The- came wonH set- undenvav! sso-yaoi ountit. HAIS until; about 2 but 'the! sates will open. at.

noon; andi both 7 ASTtL. tftams will- RQ ti-aihinu-j weoncij wmon. ihtmi ivuthi IXiVllint'S Kfcondl. ttu, nlnto- pectert to-bo- 13ftans Hoardbiij, who. Tim.

with hrnadlh. Hu'-sf n. fiotid; umpire and: a- uootli ommv-i: The Uhiledi Slates- has. 143 (Continued From.Pacei*"?L_ over the was no intimation that plans were being considered to ship Dizzy "up the river." During the recent- spring training games. Dean was apparently hopeful of returning to winning form.

During his six years with the club he won 133 games and lost 75, his beast season being 11134 when he was voted the most valuable player in the National league after the Cards had won the World, series from Detroit; His record of wins and losses since 1082' follow: 18-15, 20-18; 30-7, Cards: Unhappy The Cardinals wore an unhappy gang of ball players when, they were told of the trade after Sal ui'day's victory over the Sh Louis Browns. Dean said, he to leave to go to but 1 hato to leave, the fellows," "I'll bet, they do all right by me he. his face brightening. "I'll bet they give me $10.0001 more than. I'm making hero." Another ball player chimed: in 'Yeah, and: probably give you a ynchti too, to; ride-around in on the Another, said, "and.

lots: of chewing gum." Pepper Martin, sitting on a bench with, a. sad look-, on his face, was pessimistic. "There goes our pennants and World scries money." Torry. Moor.o declared "Yeah, we'd, have been cinch witlii Dir." All the players asked over and over-again, who the Cardinals got: for Dean. They apparently wero surprised' that, the Cardinals got only two pitchers and: an outfielder for the "groat, one;" One suggested that the Cardinals must have- gottom lot: of cash' 1 in: the.

and Martin commented: "you. can't: plity cash on, the baseball (fold." 1 Dizsy said' he'd, leave for. Chi cago. last: night; Fust Bslli Mtiitiii! was Dizzy's arm- was llko this, y.oar. "Weil, lie's been, sort: of im andj out.

so fftr," Popper; answered, hasnif heen pitching; hit, fast bail." Some baseball writers suggested perhaps- Dizzy's fast: ball was Bono. Moore- popped" "don'tf worry, Htt'lllhavo His fast: bull alhright whimno-goiBtoiehieagp." From The Press Box By Freddy MendeUV News-Herald Sportt Editor PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL this vear will oflcr employment to players on about 290 teams in 38 leagues. Minor league payrolls alone will approximate 94,000,000. Professional football next fall will give employment'to less than 1 ,000 players. Professional and amateur basketball together will hire no more than 1 ,500 players.

There won't be: 50 track men in all America who make money at their trade. In Kansas, about 500 schools have basketball teams, 300 have football teams, 260 have track not morethnn 40 have baseball teams. Kansas schools are giving basketball training to 5 ,000 players, football training lo fi .000, track training-to 3 and baseball training to- 600. Frank B. principal of the Dodge City high school, which has sponsored: high -school baseball in the spring for the-; last ten years has found Kansas' spring weather favorable; Kansas' boys enthusiastic and crowds belter than at' the' track, meets.

He says, "We feel that baseball is the most enjoyable high school sport for It's a well known fact that high schools do not sponsor athletic programs for the purpose-of-training- athletes for professional ca reers, but' boys can. learn sportsmanship, fair play and: team work on a baseball: team and they get no more from football; basketball and' track training. They should not- be- at. the prospect: that- a few of the boys might gain in high school training: that wottldl oqulp him.for a'professional base-; ball' career. I know, of lawyers, and' journalists; who- have trouble making: ends: and' know of a- baseball' player who is taking healthy sneeze at $25,000 for five months P.

n. BUCKINGHAM' in the. Dodge -City Globe: "THo Hittchr iiison.Larks.are-after, their, league; title this year by hook, or crook; The latest, move to assure a successful; ohurcli going, by the entire squad;" Ml-. Buckingham, is wrong. If winning by crook wore their, design, they'd: stay away from aro after the title: hy punch or, pulpit, maybe or by honk or Tlioy are unv 'crooking, when they, go to ohurchr If.

speaks: well of trie calibre of: baseball' nlkyetv. candidates, wheir all: go. to; diurch; and: like it: dozen- or. morn players, wont, to ehumh' Thursday night; Two score planned! to- go; this 3ix or eight: hoys: havo- been att- tondlng' the- oariy morning pro- Eastmv services, at: the Gatltollu church. Now if; something could 1 Mercury and' Chronicle including the linotype operators, carriers and sports writers.

The city takes 10 percent of all gates, using the money, to repay the WPA loan. The park will be used exclusively by Ban Johnson, baseball players this summer. It cost Splenty.00. Manhattan isn't going high hat. No sir.

A foot-wide all stone fence surrounds the park. It is really a- thing of. beauty, with stones matched and pieced together with black mortar. But 'fans inside the park can't see it; Inside the stone fence is a board fence, well plastered with billboards, and: it's to stay upbecause the city gets a running foot for the ads. DIZ: DEAN: POPPED: and popped aft and.

St. Louis, higher tips threatened: to' trade- Him, be. cause he was trouble maker. This year ho stopped causing trou- Mb. He signed without: holding He worked hard in; spring training and appeared; a model ball player.

So-St. Louis traded Moral! Kaep on popping Russian To Tackle Lee Wyekoff Again MoAdar -lVmlllnr Wyckoff. 22S. va. Orandtvtch, 242.

Russia. Two fall! of thrse to a finish. Al Oetz, 220. Boston vs. Jack Halifax; Oanada, Two of thrrf.

hour time limit. Jftyrman; 210. Corpus Chrta- ti.va. Johnny Atkins, Kansas City, Mo. Tourney Ptay Startt At Country Club.

Tournament; play stalls, at the Hutchinson Country club today with a blind bogey tournament, open to all members as well as fee paying golfers. Eldon Lindsey dub professional, announced: night. DIKJV peaiii. still! im the. done for the heathen, wrestlers! talked: about: thu ries; BnXPHmH! PAllie.

nt: Manhatd HitttlihKS'GoIfcge Rcluys Toachere paced college contestants in.the 12th annua! Hastings college relays here, winning two relays and: two individual! events. Verne Sumner, Emporia, only new record the. wot: winning; the 120 yard high, hurdles in. 14.9; Anthony Lohkamp of Emporia shot, with- a. httave of-' 46.

feet. 7 inches. The Einporians took, the two. mile relay 8:42, and: the sprint' medley in- 3:40.3,. and; second! the Other, relay ovohts wore won by Nbbrns- colleges.

eoli- loge- finished 1 second: in the sprint, 'meriloy anriitwo milo, Fort finished third 1 iri'the two.mile aiidUIBOj. Jupmi Wants Cliiii New York has accepted; its "grave Holding: the 1D40- Olympics in! Tokyo dties not. consider its "struggle' with, China'' a. barrier to- the in- (lie opinion: Dr. Shigora: 78-ycar-olfl 1 Japanese member of the Olympic committee: "There-, is no.

thought now that Japan will: yield; tlio said Kano im an; interview: "Even, oonditions; in; tho East: do etinngo Hy, 1040! JUnan; will! oondlict: tlia. lieenus-o' the! games must: be: altiofffi-om politics! 'or: any other liifltiencesi. John. GrandovicH, luige Russian who wanted.a crack at King Kong Kashey after the brutal Kong almost started a riot at Convention hall last Monday, will devote, his! attention to another well disliked matomaniae when he meets Lee Wyckoff tomorrow night in the feature event of the Drum and Bugle corps' weekly mat program; i Grandevicli had little success With.Wyckoff when they mel.here once before. Wyckoff won a qpick first, fall, and: the' show went; to midnight Grandevjch unable to even, scores, arid Wyckoff un-i able to-stop proceedings by a de-.

cisivo-second' fall victory. The. time element shouldn't bother the big. follows tomorrow; night; as tho match will start! byi 9:15 o'clock, Having been movedl up to tile semi-final position in.the The- semi-final event will! feature- the- return, of, the 1 colorful) Al who. has; been, one of: the best drawing cards-: along; the: At.

lantio coast: this He will have a sizeable task to perform in; conquering Suzek, the wild Canadian, who has been; delivering, plenty of punishment: Johnny former Kansas Clly. promoter, will, meet Pat Newman; Corpus Ghristl heavy weight.in.the curtain.raiser. Louisiana's seven-cent gasoline tax brought $15:925,841.03 during 1937. Fishing throughout- the world employs more tile and 800.000 boats. PHIZES First Cleuilnr Second Cleaning Third Cleaning CKM-TICt HWH fMFWtE rOHTMTl win mmrnmm: ACCEPT: MBBVOMI'tB AMD 4BB lU'll CMM-TtCt.

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tint i-rmf-. is. a press 11-" 1 liMVo- to help, them; win: the box big. enough, to- soah the eti inoney undi spend: ll" Wd8 KauiBuu Biin fiilinson Siisnlinll Lttutjue Scliuilult! Wt-sfttrtt! Traynor Pretlicts Big Year For Pirates swashbuckling Pittsburgh Pirates won't buckle this year and. they aro headed for high places in.thoNotionai:League pennant: race; Manager, Pie Tray-nor declaredUiero night: "ftlzzo hasradded' punch to tim outfield; believe we.

have pitchers who can go the routs. We're as strong or. stronger at positions than. wo. were last; lie; said; "Hussell.

1 Bauera was allset for a 20'game win record this season ufii: his knee; was injured: Now. bfiliovo our chances- depend, on his, knee bothers' If: it he will; still win: 20 games, consider him: Pittsburgh's best, prospect since Hay Kramer; Wei Had' only 7. pitchers, in; and! this, year have and: I 1 lteva they in better- condition "We oxpeoted: to; face: Dizzy Dean; in; our. opening: game at St; Now. Louis will! stnrtt Blimtom will talto- tho: Pittsburgh, Traynor.

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