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SIX THE SALEM, OHIO, NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST, 13,1931 Cleveland Breaks Even With Yankees In Pair Of Wild Games he ay In Sports NEW STAFF AT RESERVE DONAHUE SELECTED OPEN WITH PURDUE TEAM A complete new coaching staff will guide the destinies of Western Reserve 1931 football eleven when the Red Cats make another bid for recognition in the collegiate gridiron hemisphere this fall. This fact became a certainty with the appointment of Edward A. Donahue, of Falmouth, as the second of two assistants to Head Football Coach Tom Keady. The other assistant is John Dresher, for two years captain of the Carnegie Tech team. Keady.

a coach at Quantico Marines for several seasons, during which the Marines plied up an impressive string of victories against nationally-rated was apponted recently to succeed Cordon Locke when Locke accepted a position of assistant coach at the University of Iowa, his Alma Mater. Donahue, a graduate of Washington Lee university and captain of that eleven in his senior year when the southerners were undefeated and rated as champions of the south, has been head coach at Clemson college for four years. Included among Clemson's victories during reign were wins lrom Georgia, Auburn and Tennessee. 43 RUNS SCORED ON HITS IN WEIRD BATTLES New York Wins First By 18-1 Margin; Indians Annex Second, 17-7 EARL AVERILL HITS 22NI) HOMER IN 2ND Chicago Cubs Take Two In Philadelphia; Giants Slide Back to 3rd Plays In Exhibition To Swim For Safety, Sport Is Advice of Expert Approximately 20.000 baseball fans witnessed two of the wierdest contests in Cleveland baseball history at League park, Wednesday as the Indians brcke even In a twinbille with the New York Yankees. The won the cpener, 18-1 while the Clevelanders took the second, A total of 43 runs were compiled on 50 hits and 30 bases cn balls from nine pitchers in the two slugfests.

The battles lasted 4 hrs. and 40 fans seeing all kinds of baseball, both gcod and bad, but mostly the latter. Lefty Gomez held the tribe helpless In the opener but Sarge Connally obtained revenge for the Indians in the secund, aided by Earl 22 home run of the season. Cleveland used five hurlers and the Yankees four. A season or two ago Sunny Jim Bottomloy was the slugging idol of St.

Louis fandom. A brilliant fipt baseman and an effective he had things almost his own (By International Mews Servcle) AKRON, Aug. more than persons to swim HOW THEY STAND McscoredAtesafem Salem Team List Golf( tub( ourse Ohio AMERICAN LEAGUE and reicuinj 1 Clubs. G.W. L.Pet.

ing are tao notable Ph.lad*.-iph;a 10978 31716 ments in the life cf Jco Henry. Washington 1076740626 hi New York 10763 44 589 During his 23 years as a life Cleveland 100 51 57 472 guard at popular re; St. Louis 107 45 62 421 in tnij vicinity the-e has Chicago 108 4365398 nrver been a life lost while Boston 108 43 65 398 Henry was cn duty. His stu- 110 42 68 382 dent, have learned and fancy swimming and diving from him and some nmh later won fa me for themselveig tic competition, Henri aqua- Alore, st irer the GEORGE VON ELM George Von Elm will be paired off with Billy Burke in a special golf exhibition at the Alliance Country with the crowds. Then he went 3 Frlday into an almost lotal eclipse as a slip in ills batting was followed this reason with the rise of the Roches ter recruit, Jim Collin, and became a bench warmer.

But Bottomley is back on the job now and he apparently means to hold It. He get Into action until a week ago when Collins was hurt but since then he has been playing With all his old time Athletics and Washingtons Senators each last a game. George and hitting harder than eevr. Aids to Victory was right In there back of Jess Haines and Flint Rhexn yesterday to help the Cardinals take a double victory over the Brooklyn Robins. In the first clash he hit a home run and two singles and he added a triple in the) second.

Aided by this clouting, the Cardinals won the opener 5 to 0, as Haines turned in an eleven- hit shutout then pounded out an CLEVELAND, Aug. to avenge his recent William T. Tcldcn, known Bill" on tennis courts all ver the world, will meet Karel Kozeluh, 8 to 5 triumph in the second game, although Johnny Frederick hit two homers and Lefty one. Aurvuat 1C The double victory enabled thej IVUiclllII ID Cards to remain games theau of the Chicago Cubs, who went into second place by winning two from the Phillies. The Cubs had to go ten innings before they hammered Sheriff Blake from the mound with five runs to win the first game 7 to Czeohk professional star, the 3, but the second was easy as they! Tennis and Rackque; club courts pllect up 18 hits to win 12-1.

here a return match August 18. 9 Ground Kozeluh conquered the Phiiadel- The New York Giants slid back Phian here when the played an to third when they could get no I exhibition match at the Racquet better than an even break with i elub during their tour of the coun- Pirates. Remy Kremerjtry. It was the first time the Czech checked all the Giants except Mel had beaten THdcn during the tour. Ott in the first clash and Pittsburgh won 6 to 4.

Ott drove in READ THE WANT COLUMN ARRIVAL of the 1931 is anxiously awaited on the university campus. The trio is expected here by Sept. 8 a week before practice starts. Between 50 and 60 candidat are expected to vie for positions on the Reserve varsity. A number of last regulars probably will meet plenty of competition in holding their positions this year, according to indications Donahue will handle the back- fleld candidates and the freshmen team while Dreshar works with the linesmen.

Keady will supervise both coaches and train the team as a unit. schedule for the coming season follows; Oct. 3, Purdue at Lafayette, Oct. 17, Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh; Oct. 24, Hiram at Cleveland; Oct.

31, Oberlin at Oberlin; Nov. 7, Syracuse Syracuse; Nov. 14, Case at Cleveland; Nov. 21, Ohio Wesleyan at Cleveland. Negotiations are under way to schedule a game with a nationally known team for Thanksgiving day.

Park: H. Davis, writer and statistician for the American Sports Publishing company, has again compiled the list of outstanding scoring plays made in foctball during the 1930 season. Here they are: ngest scoring run. 105 yds. by George Wilson cf Idaho vs.

Whitman. Longest scoring runback cf a kickoff- Floyd Dcughty, Western Maryland vs Baltimore. I "ingest scoring runback of punt yds, Ralph Murff, Centenary vs Texas Aggies; John Branch, North Carolina vs. Maryland; Clifford Battles, Wt Virginia Wesleyan Vs Waynesbuisu. I uis Weller, Haskell vs.

OkUihenm Agiies. Longest run from scrimmage for see re George Wi' on, Idah, vs. Whitman. Longest forward pass for Grossman. Rutge vs.

Lafayette. 58 tc Donald Ci ur- Longest run from a mpletecj pass--Larkin Jennings, Citadel Wofford. Run cf 80 yds. pass from J. Gray.

Longest run from intercepted 98 yds. by Clifford Battles, West Virginia Wesleyan vs Waynesburg. Longest drcp kick Ralph Hewitt, Columbia vs, Cornell. 60 yds. Longest kick from placement 47 yds, Lawrence Morris, Gettysburg vs.

VUlanova; Lyle Maskell, Washington state vs. Washington. Both kicks wen games.) LEAGUE LEADERS (By Associated Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING Davis. Phillies, Kirin. Phillies, JJ45, Phillies, 95.

RUNS BAT LED IN Klein. Phillies, 90. 153; L. Waner, Pirates. 151.

DOUBLES- Hornsby, Cubs, 37; Adams, Cardinals, 35. TRIPLES Terry. Giants; Tray- nor. Pirates; Henman, Robins. 14.

L). I ires for the sake or safety and economy. HOME Phillies, 26. STOLEN BASFS Frisch, Cardinal', 15; Cuyler. Cubs, 12.

PITCHING lines. Cardinals, won 10, lost Bush, Cubs, won 10, lost 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE BAITING Simmons. Athletics, Ruth, Yankees. .380.

Yankees, ill. RUNS BATTED IN Gehrig, Yankees, 121. Athletics. 171. Red Sox.

51. triples Simmons, Athletics, 13; Johnson, Tigers; Blue, White Sox. 12. HOME Yankees. 31; Ruth, Yankees.

30. STOLEN BASES Chapman ,1 Yankees. 44 PITCHING Grove, Athletics, won 23. lost Marberry, Athletics, I won 13. lost 2.

prole-sicnals will oppose Jack Thompson of Youngstown and Bill Thompson cf Congress Lake. three cf the Giant runs with two homers. He hit another lour sacker in the second game, won by the Giants, 9-0. Keeping pace as usual, Phlladel Barnshaw tailed to hold an early 1 Philadelphia lead and Detroit filially won by a 7-6 count in the 12th Inning. Washington went down in the regulation time before Vic Frasier c.nd the Chicago White Sox 11 to 1.

Red Sox made it two straight ovei the St. Louis Browns, 6 to 5, when Sammy Gray made a costly erroi in the ninth inning after giving five rulte in ihr fifth. TIRES! why so many car builders have THE BIG SWING TO U. S. TIRES! In 19 30 more new cars were equipped at the factories with U.S.

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children swimming early so they will have no fear of the water Spiking the popular notion that drowning persons come to the surface three times, Henry said that a drowning person can ccme to the surface as many times as his strength and breath will permit. Softball Schedule Games Billiards vs. Cigars. Community Station vs. Ohio Edison.

Friday Kiwanis vs. Pottery. Mullins vs Billiards. Results New York 18-7, Cleveland 1-17. Chicago Washington 1.

7, Philadelphia 6 twelve 1 Boston. 6 St. Louis 5. Games Today New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Detroit.

Boston at St. Louis. Wash.ngton at Chicago. NATIONAL LEAGUE Clubs. St.

Lotus Chicago New Yorx Brooklyn ------Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago 7-12, Philadelphia 3-1 St, Louis 5-8, Brooklyn 0-5. C.ncinnati-Boston, both games 1 postponed, rain, i Games Today Cincinnati at Boston (two games) St. Louis at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia.

G. W. I-Pet. 110 70 40 636 109 6148 560 10859 47 557 112 5854 518 1055253495 107 52 55486 110 43 67 391 10939 70 358 2 York 4-9 McLeay's ace cn No. hcle at the Salem Golf club Tuesday xas the second hrle- in-one scored at the Salem ecu re, records revealed today.

The first was made by Clyde Bryan on No. 9 hole. 249 yards fr the tee. on September 6 1926. McLeay scored his ace cn the No.

6 hole at the course, using a No. 6 ircn for the shot, a distance of 145 yards. The olub professional, paired off with Ralph Knepper, tied for second place in the P. G. A.

tournament held this week. Lirst place was wen by Albert Alcroft and hn Strch cf the Youngstown Country club course and Willie Scott and Abe Cooper of Squaw Q-eek. The two pairs tied with bast ball scores of 67. McLeay and Kneppei shot a 8 to tie with Jack Th mp. and Vine Kel- of Youngstown Tippecanoe club.

Salem may be represented in the Ohio Bantamweight Football association in arranged at a meeting of district grid efficials at the Hotel Portage, Akron, Wednesday night. An organization was formed composed of seven cities, Akron, Youngstown, Cuyahoga Falls, Canton, Kent, Cleveland ar.d Salem. Two teams are entered from Youngstown making the league an eight-cornered affair. Plans are being made here for organization of a Salem junior team with Russell Stallsmith, who represented Salem What The Stars Did Yesterday at the meeting, and J. M.

Kellr-y in charge. Efforts are being made to secure backing of t. club cf the MulU Manufacturing corprration. Harry Jacobs cf Kent, coach of the nation-wide famous Bearcats, was elected president of the body with Paul P. Sheeks of Akrcn secretary-treasurer.

Jcseph Duffy, Youngstown, was named vice-president. The league adopted rules fixing maximum weights cf grid- ders at 112 pounds while no- player is permitted to compete who has passed his 16th birthday on September 1. Akron, two Youngstown teams, Kent, Canton and Cuyahoga Falls are certain entries with and Cleveland still in doubt. SandictUr Gets Homer CLEVELAND Al Simmons Foi County Woods Deputy Game Warden Lon W. Boring today was in receipt of 125 ring-neck pheasants shipped from 1 the state game farm at Wellington by Thomas Nash, manager of the farm.

The birds are tc be distributed in woodland section of the coun- ty. (By Associated JESS HAINES and FLINT, RHEM, Cardinals Pitched the' Cards to a double win over Brook-; Babe Ruth'will net lash out the first lyn, 5-0 and 8-5. i bcme run into the stands of the MARK KOENIG, new $2,500.000 municipal in the run in the 12 th which beat sUdium which houses the George Earnshaw and the Athletics; farges(. basement balJ diam0nd in 7-6. the big league.

Tony second baseman for the Fisher Grocery nine in the muny leagues, claims the credit for CHARLIE knocking the first hemerun into the ROOT, Chicago to stands in the park. He a double win over the Phillies, crashed out th. long hit the 12 1 7 3 to gain second place in third inning to win a game the National league. aggregation. VIC FRASIER, White i Wasuingtcn to six hits and one run as his mates came out of a batting slump to get 11 run.

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