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PITTSBUKGH POST-GAZETTE SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1949- World Record and $32,250 run JT Anticipates 4th Wiiiniiifif Major League Averages Tb records belcw Include ftn.es played through August It. National League American League -22- 3 Year in Row CLIB BATTING Saratoga CLUB BATTING Was Shut Club C. AB. R. H.

2B. 3B. HR. RBI. SB.

Pet. St. Louis ....113 3921 547 1061 195 39 61 497 15 .278 Brooxlyi 3986 637 1075 171 37 117 591 .270 New York ...113 3909 570 1040 158 37 115 535 31 .266 Eoston 114 3952 523 1040 168 25 73 49 18 .263 Chicago 115 3811 42t 995 147 43 75 383 24 .261 Cincinnati ..113 3916 455 1006 186 23 65 417 24 .237 PITTSBURGH 111 3771 477 965 121 26 44 32 .256 Philadelphia .114 3924 480 981 172 38 87 446 13 .250 Cub n. AB R. H.

2B SB. HR. Pol. SB. ri Boston 216 4013 679 31.14 215 34 631 34 i New York 113 36.16 60.1 1028 168 41 65 551 38 Detroit .117 4(17 585 1059 166 40 66 59 26 .364 Philadelphia.

114 3084 555 1004 170 35 60 513 19 .264 r.eveiand 113 3833 5r3 1013 147 47 86 476 35 .204 Washington. 112 Sa4 455 992 1 31 42.1 S9 Chicago 314 3900 9 1001 153 41 34 449 40 St. Louis 11 3846 504 971 149 36 91 468 3(1 2.M Five Days, 114. F. Keene 9.40 Milton Beere, Blcngt, Roadrunner and Marie I.eret also ran.

6 $2,700, claiming-, 3-year-ldst 6 furlones. lime 1:12. Dukes Gal. 103. M.

Gomes. $7.00 3.80 3.0O Ventana. 108, F. Keene 5.60 4.80 Waa shut, rut St. Louis 10, Brooklyn 5, New York 10, Boston 8, Chicago 13, Cincinnati 9, Pittsburgh 4.

Philadelphia 6. CLUB FIELDING Eleven Plavers Lost 0 From Last Season, But Outlook Bright By FKEH P. ALGER Post-Gaiette Sports Writer Ernie HefTerle, Tarentum High Was Phut nut Boston 2. New York 1. Detroit 8.

Philadelphia 9, Cleveland 11, Washington 11. Chicago 10, lit. Louis 11. 4 1.UU riLLM.NG Club G. Brooklyn 113 PO.

A. I DP. Pet. 3078 1206 87 1 1 9 .980 2948 1259 91 98 .979 2938 1256 96 325 .978 131L 100 109 .977 3065 1263 105 105 .976 3088 1252 110 102 .975 1262 115 94 3071 1435 148 125 .968 Cincinnati ...113 PITTSBURGH ..111 St. Louis 113 Boston 114 Philadelphia ...114 New York 113 Crucaro lis Gut C.

PO. A. r. DP P-t Cleveland 112 3044 3310 83 130 .982 Philadelphia 114 304 2 17 68 90 3 54 Detroit 117 3202 1270 97 339 .979 Boston 116 3324 127S 96 340 .979 Chicago 114 3(114 3.4 300 129 .978 New Yotk 113 yf29 1209 105 137 .976 Washington 112 24 1297 111 U4 .974 St. Louis 113 2988 12)9 1 16 107 .973 Tnpte Brooklyn.

St. Lmiis. Philadelphia. Pittsburgh. INDIVIDUAL BATTING RECORDS (15 or more rames) BATTING KLCOKDS 13 OR MORI GAMIB 3B.

HR. RBI. SB. 25 8 1 .1 19 8 3 3 2 1 1 7 45 147 3: S3 422 116 ICO 104 414 75 145 -Associated Press WircDhoto IT LOOKS EASY But it probably wasn't as Coaltown, in foreground, set a new world record of 1:34 for the mile winning the $32,250 Whirlaway Handicap at Washington Park in Chicago yesterday Ponder, nearest rail, finished second Star Reward was third, and May Reward outside at right, finished fourth. 96 36 .106 44 3 48 169 34 77 38 84 08 456 .114 422 464 401 101 3.16 463 461 .10" 381 48 177 08 373 421 8 8 321 83 31 .110 401 1 3JI 79 379 397 30 7 3 12 4 26 407 66 221 12 416 77 269 413 87 328 446 Pet.

Player and Club 1 0 9 1 4 8 2 3 8 4 3 0 3 3 5 0 3 3 2 1 4 0 3 3 4 2 6 1 2 0 4 2 2 3 0 3 8 4 8 3 1 7 4 4 1 3 2 0 8 2 5 1 2 3 5 1 3 4 1 5 I 3 1 3 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 8 1 0 5 0 2 4 3 0 3 0 3 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 9 2 97 10 9 38 66 75 38 55 75 81 34 8 4.1 85 36 16 7 80 42 24 24 70 5 30 37 SI 36 56 63 42 15 92 47 36 34 52 23 30 63 44 80 23 33 27 40 42 26 37 1 5 57 35 21 31 47 27 43 1 8 59 3 5 62 67 3 2 21 36 9 23 38 35 23 34 1 5 35 48 1 7 19 72 8 4 7 14 21 5 3 31 44 32 1 8 23 19 11 5 38 36 3 8 1 5 23 39 37 17 34 37 13 14 31 33 3 3 3 4 3 1 0 38 3 2 7 3 7 2 12 2 3 9 0 0 1 1 3 1 4 3 4 0 i 39 9 3 6 1 3 0 3 4 5 6 1 1 3 0 4 3 5 1 5 2 2 3 1 1 3 1 4 0 1 A 1 0 2 1 1 4 1 2 3 9 2 3 3 1 3 0 3 2 0 1 3 .419 .389 .365 .33 3 .333 .325 .324 .323 .319 .317 .315 .314 .312 .310 .308 .307 .305 .305 .303 .302 .30 2 .301 .298 .294 .293 .291 .291 .290 .290 .2 so .28 .288 .287 .286 .26 .288 .286 .284 .23 .283 .282 .279 .279 .278 .276 .274 3 .273 .273 .272 .272 .271 .271 .270 .289 .268 .266 .265 .265 .765 .265 .763 .264 .763 .261 .260 .759 .259 .758 .256 .2 .253 .749 .146 .244 .244 .243 .243 .242 .242 .241 .237 .236 .236 .236 .216 .215 .213 .23 3 .331 .231 .278 .227 .274 .225 .225 .220 .217 .217 .215 .213 .204 .191 .1 89 .181 .161 .131 .130 Zoidak, Cleveland Avila, Cleveland Peck, Cleveland ..2 Zemlal. Chicago Williams. Roston ..116 Kelt. Detroit 14 2 5 3 30 20 3 30 18 32 8 1 5 18 9 4 1 34 5 1 2 18 1 0 6 7 2 34 3 8 34 4 1 2 4 5 4 36 3 0 9 3 18 1 6 1 5 6 4 2 5 4 2 1 7 9 3 I 3 13 2 18 17 4 3 31 1 2 4 3 3 3 2 9 8 5 3 38 3 2 1 A 1 2 3 14 5 4 6 4 5 2 1 1 1 1 7 9 3 3 2 2 6 3 0 li 0 0 nilllr.gcr, St. Louis Di.Maggio, Boston DiMaggio, New York Malone.

Chicago Silvera, New York. Mitchell. Cleveland. 3 Michaels. Chicago Pesky, Koiton ....113 Doby, Cleveland ..107 SKvers St 1 Stephens.

Boston. ..116 Wertz Detroit ...117 Appling, Chicago Adams, Chicago Koiloway. CM. -Del. Prlddy.

St. I.ouls..lll Goodman. Boston Moses, Phiia Vaio, Philadelphia Eerra. New York Aoodllng, Nw York Robinson. Wash.

..106 Lemon, CUveiand Vernon, Cleveland .1 Doorr, Boston ....105 Joost. Philadelphia Her.ricb, New York Kress, Chicago Philley, Chicago Bauer, New Ycik. Evets, Detroit Mots, Louis Brown, New York. Dtnte. Kennedy, Cleveland.

MajesU. Phlla. ...104 Coleman. New York Lewis, Philadelphia Tebbets, Boston Robinson, DetroltN Manila. St Chapman, Phlla.

..114 Campbell, Detroit Gueria, Phiia. Piatt. St. Louis Stirnweiss. New York Fain.

Bvudrcu, Stewart, Wash. Rnzuto, New York. Kozar, Washington. Early, Evans, Washington. Ruder, Philadelphia.

Kokos, M. Louts ..106 lioone, Cleveland Gordon, C'evcland. .11 Batts. Boston Ltpon. Detroit VoUmir.

Wash. ..103 Robertson. Wash. ..87 Loilar. St.

Wheeler, Chicago Mullin. Detroit Metaovlch, Chicago Graham, St. Louis. Tucker, Elder, St Louis Ilegan, Cleveland Yost, Washington Mele. Boat -Wash.

Baker, Chicago Mapes. New Marlins. New York. St. Louis Keller, New I.lnde.l.

New York. Wright Philadelphia Lehmr. St. Louis. Souchock.

Chicago. Berardmo, Cleveland Simmons. Wash. Swift. Detroit O'Brien.

Boston Sullivan, Louis Coan, Washington Johnson, New York Keltner, Cleveland Berry. Delifllt Hitch.ock. Boston Wakefield. Detroit Asiroth. Phila.

Chrutman, Wash, Tresh, Cleveland Tipton, Chicago Ppence, Boston St. L. Detroit Rotar, Philadelphia. White, Philadelphia. PITCHING INDIVIDUAL G.

AM. K. it 2B. JB HK. KBl.

SB Pit .37 5 .36 .3 1 ,11 .3.1 .1.4 I .3 2 5 .321 3 1 8 .110 .107 .104 .300 .391 .299 399 .397 2" .791 i .2 .24 1 i' 1M 22 2 .1 Ml .27 .11 .7" a .3 7 .376 .27 .27 1 .27 1 .77 I .272 .27 .2 7 i .2 i .21 .2 0 3 3 31 31 16 30 8 3 1 1 1 24 21 20 22 26 2 3 11 4 14 17 3 8 14 22 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 3 Jl 2 iO 1 20 1 8 3 47 4 11 1 42 in 4 7 46 3 11 46 1 0 5.0 9 3 39 2 35 7 54 131 Vt 149 40 56 10 25 2 2 1 59 145 55 HI 85 142 81 132 61 102 81 1.19 7 5 1.18 114 21 5 1 59 1 1 1 70 125 38 HTi 35 6.1 68 116 48 91 47 67 49 114 3 2 21 48 122 69 1 16 5 6 63 7 1 55 6 6 3 3 3 6 I 3 3 1 9 3 3 7 1 3 2 4 8 1 4 0 2 4 3 4 3 1 2 3 1 1 .1 6 9 3 4 A 3 1 2 9 2 1 3 1 2 4 3 3 fl 3 3 3 5 3 1 1 5 5 3 4 .1 3 10 2 5 17 63 1 2 68 31 1.11 13 100 4 50 14 2 4 1 2 1 0 3 3 14 3 3 1 31 3 2 31 21 1 A 8 6 8 1 1 5 1 3 5 20 6 16 1 3 3 0 1 4 7 4 2 0 2 5 19 4 17 3 3 J.I 30 7 1 6 3 17 0 6 9 1 3 3 3 3 5 2 3 7 3 3 0 .1 6 7 6 3 0 3 5 3 0 6S 33 3.1 67 75 3 1 55 14 4 1 7 3 7 1 73 .34 74 3 3 54 2 3 38 41 34 60 24 24 1 5 .17 3 9 54 61 3 1 27 25 54 47 4 2 19 7 29 49 51 21 67 26 51 51 37 41 1 7 39 34 64 1 1 2 4 I :5 20 39 21 2 15 31 24 29 3 4 9 5 9 30 9 44 34 7 8 19 5 34 1 9 36 1 6 1 9 12 3 7 4 ao 24 20 3 8 11 17 5 15 7 39 16 27 14 12 4 1 1 6 91 2 34 10 6 34 1 6 16 3 5 10 3 3 1 16 39 4 17 8 13 14 15 5 1 3 7 16 .1 3 23 12 iO 8 11 1 7 3 30 3 30 3 1 5 3 5 6 7 9 ft 3 3 1 5 8 3 3 2 14 421 108 120 94 348 7S U9 6 2 2.12 38 66 64 14 3 8 60 4 38 74 212 94 305 t6 1KL 47 18 3 7 86 51 62 .15 27 75 58 IIS 3 8 91 74 202 33 24 19 .10 54 41 79 66 59 148 87 286 0 39 79 52 104 68 123 35 66 65 26 r.7 35 39 56 1H8 43 95 44 76 86 1 1 22 66 4 2 I 30 67 74 24 1 79 238 79 209 27 62 80 Pi 55 1 410 58 106 21 35 53 102 511 96 52 1.15 395 54 24 1 5 27 36 53 21 39 iW 36 31 39 4 2.1 1 1 28 34 IS 2' 10 3 1 2 3 14 27 35 31 19 21 16 10 9 30 30 13 7 8 78 61 40 42 54 94 36 6 83 71 51 76 49 6 52 17 42 34 h6 50 38 1 5 35 38 30 60 54 45 44 38 35 15 19 6 S7 45 31 18 20 .2" .355 1 24 I .43 .24 .140 2 1 1 .7 i "(1 4 i 2 4 .207 .211 .21 2 156 163 214 375 152 32 33'J 391 209 314 203 220 73 179 146 343 216 78 65 152 12J 113 271 346 305 304 131 117 3 3 0 0 7 0 92 29 3fc0 221 221 104 9 riVE DECISIONS OR MORE Com. hhut Player and Club G. AB. LOMBARDI. Pgh.

38 31 Hall. Boston 19 18 R. H. 2B. 7 13 1 7 93 161 8 18 6 15 13 26 65 127 83 141 73 146 67 110 79 150 75 125 41 62 22 40 35 68 C4 134 74 138 30 29 11 20 81 121 42 97 42 63 27 75 58 111 1 28 1 1 3 31 29 16 ft 15 1 1 6 36 8 21 3 2 34 34 li 9 14 3 11 13 8 5 20 19 35 19 3 36 15 14 35 31 10 39 15 22 28 9 9 39 38 36 33 10 3 16 7 13 5 27 16 22 7 22 26 16 3 1 10 4 8 5 8 5 20 5 15 4 17 20 5 8 11 5 4 2 4 2 8 3 8 26 17 36 6 5 12 3 4 0 30 6 7 8 1 4 3 4 3 10 8 2 20 4 1 1 2 1 0 Robinson.

Bklyn ..113 441 LaffJa, New, 36 54 Heath. Boston 16 4 5 Brown, Brooklyn 35 80 Slaughter. SL 39J Muslal. St. L.

113 437 icnoendienst. St. L.108 458 Marshall, New York. 100 347 Thomson. New Yor 1 1 3 476 KINfcR.

Pgh 109 898 Hermanski. Bklyn. 72 199 Rackley, 51 129 Rickert, Boston 75 221 Hodges. Bklyn. ...113 4 37 Lockman, N.

453 Lvlnrston, N. 31 8AFFELL, Pgh. 32 66 Gordon, N. Ill 400 St. 87 321 Waltkus.

Phiia. 54 209 Reich. Chicago 71 252 WEVTLAKE. Pgh. .107 378 Olmo.

Srooklrn 5 2 10 17 Verban. Chicago 84 316 35 31 25 14 92 rieicher: Helton 83 298 86 51 rnwards. Chicago 5 8 176 PITZ GFRALD. Pgh. 62 3 38 Recce.

Brooklvn as 40 99 132 74 119 62 309 46 101 22 43 58 308 34 84 22 7S 33 72 63 114 21 52 73 3 18 59110 66 130 66 129 34 7 3 Snider, Brooklyn ..108 ill auer. ..102 378 Cm. 93 351 WALKER. Pgh. 69 150 Walker.

Chi. -On. 98 378 Jones. t. 84 294 Sliler, Philadelphia.

83 262 P.ipr.ey, N. 82 252 Paflio. Chicago ...112 402 Caraglola, St. 64 183 M.iky, Boston ...3 09 Furilio. Brooklyn ..102 Dark.

Boston Ill 4 61 Ennls. Philadelphia 114 457 HOPP. SO 162 LHwhiler. Cin. 68 501 39 44 31 37 39 35 30 42 6 68 Dicnng.

St. 96 245 cavarretta. Chicago. 79 279 77 72 82 51 42 78 MOimer. Bnston 82 '53 CAsf IGLIC1NE.

Pgh. 80 jOI D. Rice. St. 65 187 ThomcJon.

N. 39 154 Campanella. 88 287 Howell, Cincinnati 45 125 13 34 Asnbum. Phlla. ...114 4 88 Bton 71 192 Hatton, Cincinnati.

3 00 393 63 132 25 52 52 106 49 82 37 97 17 37 62 305 61 129 59 10X 41 91 iwrey, 91 305 Mar'on. St. 1 94 3fi2 Sisti. Bnsto.i 61 13fc R. Elliott.

Boston. .307 395 Hamncr. Pfcila. ...114 437 Mlze. New 104 381 Cooper.

94 34 3 MUtR. Nelson. 65 215 55 166 55 197 37 114 67 207 2 5: 21 37 7 57 44 52 30 54 Pr.STELLT. Peh. Owen.

Chicaro rfoiirr.lg, P'Mia. Torgesan. Boston 25 100 17 26 ytaurup. Cm .100 49 34 106 iranaaii, Boston 38 3 43 Nr.rthey, St. 67 3 98 Salkelrl.

Eoston 50 Wyrostek. On. 371 Bloodworth. Cin. ,.101 347 Blattner.

PhUa. 40 7 Glavlano, St. 49 136 Seminick. ..81 253 12 37 32 3 3 31 95 89 20 34 63 15 42 22 17 9 32 24 40 9 90 78 77 50 46 76 41 20 7 61 43 87 45 28 47 40 38 47 43 37 21 54 34 7 17 10. 4 6 45 33 3 1 36 39 7 3 1 30 30 4 14 6 23 2 81 41 44 3 9 20 32 39 21 2 26 22 22 1 8 30 35 22 37 16 22 8 21 33 6 10 8 3 5 ven.

Bnon 41 Walker. Chlearn 56 iTt McCormick, Bklyn. 37 90 jorgensen. iimyn. Irvin.

New York. Maurh. Chicago ScheOine. Chlcsen 31 70 17 37 57 132 37 99 69 366 30 38 .109 382 84 330 96 326 67 ri3 69 196 96 326 60 176 39 86 32 30 79 564 Sauer, St. Haas.

Y. Jones. Phil. og. Brooklyn Russell.

Boston Mueiler. Y. BOCKMAN. Pen. Smalley, Chlcato ivpata, Klein.

St. Burgess, Chicago Chicaro Masl. Bos -Pgh. 64 387 KIMtK. Pgh.

....101 32 Baumholt. Cin. -Chi. 6(1 198 Kdwards Bs-lvn. 52 124 Nicholson.

Phlla. 66 209 Ktt. New T2 3 78 Merrimin. On. 67 172 H4SGALL.

Pgh. 76 217 Adams. Cincinnati 39 198 MrCULLOUGH. Pgh. 66 3 72 vsestruru.

JS. 35 99 M'Mor. 84 2P5 MI RTAUGH. Prh. 55 178 Whitman.

Bklyn. ..16 3 7 (rrt)irt, on 4 3 94 Mlksii, Bklyn. 30 59 naKec. st. 2" so liausma m.

X. Y. 15 4 6 PITCHING I Five decisions or mere 53 14.1 397 34 9 86 379 Ill 4 36 7 5 24 5 28 78 84 251 80 303 366 62 312 110 373 305 83 338 1 $3,000. lloanres. tolls and rcldlnfs, SVi frlon.

Tine Guilictin-. lib. X. Atkinson $8.40 3.70 3.20 Endurable, 116. K.

Arcaro 4.00 3.00 Fopulacr. 116. C. fcmt a.m Watch vniun. a-ruppi, i.

rrrry. Re lated. Eternal Road. Seebit, Blue a-Adopi, Master Man, lireek Son- al ran. a-n.

Cia-k-W'n'or hao Stable entry. 2 alinwanees. nines, 7 furlonjrs. Time 1:24 4-5. Nitht Game, 110, T.

Atkinson Near East, 118. C. Errico 4.50 Sunny Val. 105, E. Flutie Ji Latest Vogue, Askalot.

The Mater, hjp Home, Merry Klsk, Cnresecloth also ran. line, aierr, jvjsk, added. Hurdle nancicap, -yrar. milrj. Time 3:56 3-5.

Zimmerman $6.50 3.80 3.10 olds and up, alftut Pcrsepolis, 143, J. Ie Bail Flcort. 140 A. Foot 4.90 Harris 3.t0 5.0 The Bie Bones. 130.

H. II Hour, Lerhe Humbre, Sociability, Viceroy, ijuif-t also ran. 4 $3,500 added, handicap, Claa 3-vear-old and up, 7 furlonsi. Tin 1:25. a-Yuunf Feter, 122, Mrhrtrns S6.80 4.60 3.20 b-Alfoxie 112, II.

Woodhouse. 1 1.00 5.10 Kiverland. 112, J. Delahoussaye 3.90 a -Marine Charter, Johstown, Coincidence, h-Tocada. Tavistock, Bullet Proof also ran.

a-J. B. Ejan-Mn. R. l.

Gerry entry. b-H. t. Jackson-Mrs. F.

A. Clark entry. $10,000 added. Grand In Ion Hotel Stakes. 2-year-olds, 6 orlonss.

Time 1:12 3-5. 114, E. Guerin. S12.00 4.5)0 3.60 Detective, 118, T. Atkinson 3.70 2.90 Mr.

Trouble, 114, C. Picon 3.70 Admirals Prid Greek Shin fso ran. 6 Saratora Handicap, $25,000. added, 3-year-olds and up, l1, miles. Tinw 2:04.

Donor, 117, W. Mehrtens. .39.70 5.30 3.40 Stunts, 112 T. Atkinson 5.70 3.60 Request, 123, E. Arcaro 3.00 Michigan 3rd, a-Chinas, Bayeux, Madelon 2nd, a-Goinr Away, First Nirhter.

Rose Beam, Connivrr, Flascho also ran. a-Brookmeade Stable entry. 7 $.1 fiUO, allowances. 3-year-olds and up, WUn.n m'le. Time 1:39 25.

Diai, 113, It. Bernhardt. B-50 4.40 Blue Hills. 116. H.

Woodhouse. .4.00 2.90 Wit, "il3, G. Gliuon 3.90 Props, Keep watch, Christmastide. Forker, iridescent, Flaminc: Lady, Head an Tell, b-Hija Sailor, h-Salilnc On also ran. b-J.

Seriukow-J. S. Swersey entry. 8 $2,500, cla'minr. 3-year-olds and up, furlones.

Time 1:25 25. Landlord. 119. W. Boland J8.80 4 50 3 60 Otter Brook.

122. G. Gibson 4.00 4.10 118, F. Guerin 4 40 Hapo" Bnclue. lomke.

Swret Biscuit. Root- alnnr. Pretty Nymph, Gay Ive. Weeping nillbfr. f-Gnnter, 1 -Grand La Grand.

f-Hach- ttte also ran. -Field. DAILY DOUBLE Guillotine Night Game paid C31.20 for S2.00. Atlantic City 1 S2.5G0. elaiminr.

S-yrar-oids and as. 6 furlongs. Time 1:14 3-5. Baby Pauly, 108, W. Downs 43.20 14 60 20 Major Play.

115. P. Roberts 5.80 4.40 Fenty O. 110. H.

Mora 6.40 Konser. Aeihant. Lets Run. Am Phil. Vera Connelly.

Pic On Me. Buyel. Gerabon. Fair Mark also ran. 2 $3,000.

elaiminr. 4-year-olds and un. 6 furlonrs. Time 1:14. Will 109, H.

MeGulron.S12.00 5 40 3.80 Gray Chief, 115. J. DeWitt 14.80 1.00 Lquisvn. 14, W. Oilbert 4.00 salute.

Mess Cook. Pollys Delay. Winter Rules, Black Swan and Flying Tartar also ran. 3 83.500. elaiminr.

3-vear-nlH nrf F. fnrlonrs. lime 1:13. Blue Holly. 112, VV.

Downs. 60 4.00 3.20 Air Patrol. 122 3.40 3.20 Mint O'Morn, 113, D. Johnston 6.20 free fress. War Glance.

Tan.ro Iriir. n-, let. Northern Deb, True Dream, Stay Katie also ran. 4 $3,500. allowances.

2-year-oldi. A fur. Time 1:13 2-5. Sickle Flight. 110.

F. Lewis 9 80 art a. rtn Mis Highbrow, 112, L. Hansman 8.60 6.60 Cornwall. 107.

W. Downs 3 An Kinsman. Social Side. Eiriiahlr xi Clean Broom. Jersey Queen, Dukedom and Mystarorne also ran.

5 85.000 added. "The Ocean Clty Handi cap. 3-year-olds and ap, 1 1-16 miles. Time 1:46. Papa Redbird, 116, J.

Gilbert S13.40 6.80 4.60 I.tan. 116. H. Mora ..3.80 3.00 Pilaster. 117, C.

Kirk 3.60 Rampart, Frere Jacques. Double Brandy. Lets Dince. Turbine, b-IIappy Victor. f-Magna Charta, High Trend, b-Royal Lover, J-aint Nicholas, f-Cervantcs also ran.

b-Grand View Stable entry. f-Ficld. 6 55.000, allowances, 3-year-olds nd up, 6 farlongs. Time 1:12. Tidy Sam, 115.

W. Downs. J4 80 3.0O 2.60 3.00 sa. 1 10. II.

Mora 3.60 Woodford Sir. 115, A. J. Fernanrles 4.40 Bright Sword. Superb Donna.

Brown Moat, Irien and Manchac also ran. 7 33,000. elaiminr. 4-year-olda and ap. l'i miles.

Time 2:37 4-5, First Draft, 120, F. Pannrll S6.40 4.00 2.80 Bold Dan. 108, Stirfham 4.60 3.00 tiva Teddy. 113. W.

Downs 2.80 Aero Jack, Graymar Roval. Gemlin. Mon- tare. Glacial Run and Snob Tourist also ran. .500 claiming.

3-year-olds and up. 1 116 miles. Time: 1:47. Phidias. 120.

B. Strange. $4.40 3.40 2.60 Late "hip, 106, 8. Botilmetis. 8 00 3.80 dh-Casein.

119, P.Roberts 3.00 Message. 108, M. Grnsio 2.40 Foxy Jack, She Dares, Quarter Inch. Sir Jinx. Killeybegs, Flash Anna, Gino Gold, Dun der also ran.

DAILY DOLBLE Baby Pauly and Will I paid $320.40 for Wheeling Downs 1 $800. elaiminr. 3-vear-olds and 5 furtnngs. Time 1:02 2-5. Bulrushes.

115, W. Snyder. 3.20 2.80 Miss Povo, 111. II. Brooks 3.40 3.20 Ello Honey, 105.

R. Rivera 9.60 Margaret Leua Ringalong. Say Sandy, Smoky fiili. Bud Grry also ran 2 $800. claiming, 3-year-olds and ap, 1 1-16 miles.

Time 1:52 1-5. fondbhen, 114. J. K. Hill $12.20 6.00 3.80 Mogeye, 109, Rivera 1 0.40 6.20 Mighty Falcon, 115, J.

Garroutte 3.20 Miss bconomy, Flo Roiled Pawnee Boy and Halran Best also ran. 3 $800, claiming, 4-year-oldi and an, 61 furlongs. Time 1:23 2-5. Lye, 106, R. Rivera.

5.20 3.20 Wrakfair, 116, W. bnyder 5.20 3.00 Sunny River. Ill, F. Krats 2.40 Ramel. Sunsho, Binge, Lakeview Mki, Happy pilot also ran.

4 $800. ilaiminr. 3-vear-olds and an. fnrlonrs. Time 1:21 4-5.

Battling Duck, 121, R. Root $8.40 4 60 3.20 Belle Mimi. 110. J. Garrouttr.

.3.80 3.20 Billy Biti, 113, M. Mafale 5.40 ranar brier. Tasajillo, Bohemia Bid and How Happy aUo ran. 5 1.200. allowance.

3-year-olds and up. 6. furlonrs. Time 1:22 1-5. ittle Middle.

106. E. Anvon $8.60 3.80 3.00 Count Mattier, 117, L. Lombardi. .4.80 4.00 false Message, 104.

J. Brooks 4.40 Once More. Anaesthesia. Lncle Rob, Phara Model Nora T. also ran.

6 $1,200, allowances. "The Ohloan Number 2," 3-yrar-olris and up, 6Va furlonrs. Time Tintrel. 117, W. Snyder.

$6.60 3.40 2.80 dq-trrtihed, 109. M. Mafale 3.40 2.80 Ariel Gift. 120, R. Root 3.80 dq-Certified won but was disqualified and placed second.

Miss F. Kelly, Buster Maedie, Loma Mar Jim and Mountain Time also ran. 7 $800, claiming, 4-year-olds and I1! miles: Whiffle Away, 113. E. Anvon 6.20 4.20 3.00 Sticky Fussy, 108.

F. Kratx. 7.00 4.60 Ferry Command. 107, 1. Brooks 5.40 Lees Gayle, Portal, Sword Play, Alhalon also ran.

8 $800. claiming. 4-year-olds and ap, 1 516 miles. Time 2:18 45. Orli.

Ill, R. Root $8.80 4.60 4.00 Rebltne. 112, P. O'Brien 4.40 3.80 Gay Venture. 107.

J. 'Brooks 6.20 Bellclapper. Valdins Eli, King Brand, Step L'p and Peggy Silver also ran. DAILY DOI.BLE Bulrushes and $2. CO.

Fondshrn paid $33.40 for Rockingham 1 $1,800, claiming. 4-year-oldi and upward. 6 furlongs. Time 1:13 2-5. icknocket.

107. L. Valdes. 4 00 2.60 Doit Easy, 111 K. Robart 6.20 3.00 Bolo Tie, 111, D.

Madden 3.60 Heelspring. Second Attempt, Sea Victory. Spv Hirh also lan. 2 $1,800, elaimrrTg, 4-year-olds and upward. 6 furlongs.

Time 1:14. Supreme Moment, 101, M. Gomes 87.40 4.60 3.40 Silver Skipper, 109, F. 4.80 Jolly Gremlin, 106. L.

Valdes 4.20 Son Admiral. Hot Time, Firm Peace, Cecrons. dq-Sir Chester also ran. dq-slr Chester came in first but was disqualified and placed out of the money. 3 $2,000.

claiming. 4 -year-olds and ap, 6 furlongs. Time 1:13 2-5. Sunshade, 108, F. Fernandex $15.60 8.00 4.80 Bean Fortune, 111, W.

SUgmaler 13.20 6.00 Waverly. 108, R. McLaughlin 4.00 French Lure, Chevalier, Transair, Gay Frank and Wise Brunette also ran. 4 $2,200, maiden 2-year-olds, fur longs. Time 1:14 1-5.

Jacomo. 118. H. B. Wilson sa.su 4.00 S.oo Stranded.

118. R. Campbell .3.60 3.00 Night Man 118, D. Madden 3.40 Mllo, Copa Gal. Cbrlseine Pritty Watch, Meringue.

Our Dod, Swynjane, Eight Bells, Chickibeans abA ran. 5 $2 200, claiming, 3 -year-aids, 1 1-16 miles Time 1:47. Jet Star. 114. W.

L. Taylor $9.40 5.40 4.80 Dainty Maid, 112, W. Staigmaier. 10.C0 8.80 Head Mream. 1 IS, J.

Robertson. .4. 60 Whiri'r. Fire Sonr, Roscborouch, Flyinc J. Streak of Dawn also ran.

7 $5,000. Rareland Handicap, 3 -year olds and up. 6 furlonrs. Time 1:11 4-5. Manna liz, 11.

eonxa. 99.40 S.fiO 4.40 Mel Hash. 106. R. Destasio 6.80 3.20 Evening Rose, 1T1, F.

Keene. .6.20 Direetoirr. Better Jet Fancy Flyer, a-Outland, a-Scipio, Kandy Comfort, Ameri can Glory, Marine Band and Charinf Hock also ran. a-Bar hue stable entry. 8 S2.200, 4-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles.

Time 1:47 1-5. Acthelred. 111. D. Kadden $9.00 4.80 3.00 Snowmhirl, 116, P.

8. Boyle 4.00 3.00 Helioptic, 117, J. Robertson 3.00 Teddy Tarsi, Rampageous, Rock wood Lou, wmcgivit and steel Bull also ran 9 $2,000, elaiminr, 4-year-olds and up; 1 1-16 miles. Time 1:48. Don Lanninr, 115, R.

Destaslon $10.20 5.40 3.60 Varodi. 104. C. Carolla 6.60 3.80 Insrroll. 109, J.

Pollard 4.80 Kenayr. Sun Distance, Reade Castle, Sherry also ran. DA1LT DOIBLE Pickpocket and $39.00. Supremo Moment paid Randall Park 1 $800. claiming, 3-year-olds and mp, 6 furlongs Time 1:13 1-5.

Neat and Tidr. 107. E. Coffman $16.00 4.80 4.20 Hern Chen. 107.

B. Mitchell 3.20 3. OO Air Aider. 112. A.

Licata 3.O0 Black Fantasy, Templet. New Arena. f-Al-fred Stuart. f-Studr in Blue. f-Metaphan f-lra Chatty.

Special Lee, Gray Moose also ran. f-rield. 2 $900. claiming, 3-year-oldg and ap, 1 mile and 70 vards. Time 1:46 4-5.

Fair Prorit, 114, B. Floyd $4.00 2.80 2.40 Alclad. 114. E. Miller 3.80 2.80 Madame Kiev.

106. R. Lytel 4.60 Giants Heel. Merehiston. Gallant Sen.

Duzit. Wheeleta. f-Don Of Reno, f-Wateh Lassie, -Contemplation, f-Cat Like also ran. 3 S900. elaiminr.

3-year-nlr! and ap, 1 mile and 70 yards. Time 1:45 3-5. Kraaaveetra, 112, A. Garry. $6.40 3.0 s.uu Eye for Eye.

114, D. Leicht 7. BO 4.40 Devilish Lad, 111, G. Sehreck 4 60 Dia Ret. Sequoia (Mimes, uoe Warner, Jay.

rarmela. Two Strikes. Mineola Miss, One Third Two and Archie also ran. 4 S800. claiming.

3-year-olds and ap, 6 furlongs. Time 1:12 4-5. Laundry Boy. 107. O.

Wells $6.00 3 40 2.80 Dare Go. 107. G. Sehreck 6.60 5.Z0 Jons. 115, B.

Floyd 4 20 Border Vintage, Gee Bung, Hagar, Top- ninr. Max Greenock also ran. 5 S900. cUiminr, S-year-lds and ap, 6 fnrlonrs. Time 1:12 Z-3.

Stoogie. 105. C. Dorsey 2.80 2.60 Mirhtiest. 115.

A. Gomes 3.40 Z.xu Perapter, 112. E. Cflffman 2 80 Endie Jane, Elmirador, Darby Dimnut. Fly ing Jim, Hedge Hopper and Jellies also ran.

6 $900. claiming. 3-year-olds ana ap, 1 1-16 miles. Time 1:47 1-5. Tk.

M'inr 112. R. Brlrlev S4.20 3.00 2 .60 Deck Hand. 115. T.

Manor 5.40 4.00 Felt Hat. 112. B. Eden 3.20 Double Whorl. Sweeping; Lady.

Skipprs Lad. Mo Hinnv Finn. Sneedv RccA also ran. 7 $1,000, claiming, 3-year-olds and ap, 1 1.18 milm. Time 1:47 2-5.

Qona. 112, E. Coffman $9.20 4.00 3.00 Her Reply. 111. senreea o.xu Fearless Ken, 111.

A. Gomes 2.80 Iron Pennv. Honest Knave. Reno Toreador, Maltese Storm, Quonset and Stage Light auw ran. 8 "The Governor' 3-vear-oids and un.

6 furlonrs. Time 1:11. Tubbr B. 116. A.

Gomez. 7.60 5 20 Dutoit. 114. G. Sehreck 4.20 3.40 Trvonl.

110. Young 10 00 Air Target. Lawless miss, n-ciorrira. itisKy Dark Filante. HI Ty, Solar Lad also ran.

9 SI, (1 00 claiming. 3-year-olds and ap, 1. mile, lime: 2:33 25. Judge Advocate, 110, G. Sehreck $8.40 3.

40 3.00 Nikohs Pal. 110, R. Fdens 4.60 3.00 Hostess. 100, O. Well 9 20 Turntable.

Commodore. Brother Bill. Steam Pipe, l.dna Lawless, Sandra Kay also ran. DAILTf DOIBI.E Neat and Tidy and Fair Profit paid $31.00. Washington Park 1 $2,500.

elaiminr. 4-year-olds and ap, 6 furlones. Time 1:11. Last Drink. 105.

G. Pedersnn $9.00 5.00 S.40 Gildsie. 98. M. Weiss-nan 5.00 3.40 Markirht.

105. E. J. 2.80 Roman Grace, Wise Port, Real Sweet Caprock. Gav Gunner, Devils Island, Aont Drum.

P.lue Stripe and Dnolc also ran. 2 $2,500. elaiminr. 4-year-olds and ap, 6 furlonrs. Time 1:10 15.

Dan da Red. 114. W. Garner $12.40 7.00 5.00 dq-Youll See. 110.

P. 8 00 6.00 Heath Fire. 113, H. 6 80 Tiger Watch. Little Milly.

Please Me Now. Knot i. Safety First, Due E. Big Buster, rat miboy. Pere Markette also ran.

dq-Ynull See original winner and disquall fied and placed second. elaiminr. 3-yrar-nlds .6 fur lonrs (on the turf). Tune 1:11 2-5. Blitren Due.

1 18. S. Brooks. 5.60 3.60 3.40 Halcyon Duke, 114. A.

D. Rivera. 5.00 4.00 Jimminy Gosh. 110, R. L.

Baird 6 80 Flasher. Ihank You Sir. Fighting Gal, Dainty Heels and Chance voyage also ran. 4 $3,000. allowances.

3-year-olds, 1 mile. Time 2-5. Whirlinr Dourh. 117. D.

Srnrlnrk $17.40 7.O0 4.60 Smasher. 111. H. Keene 4.20 3 60 Lovtnr Tis. 112.

R. I Baird 3 20 Park Pigeon, Power, Wellsab, Piper also ran 5 $2,500. elaiminr, 4-yrar-olds and up ward (on the turf 1 6 furlongs. Time 1:11 2-5. Dicks Gal.

105. L. Batchrlier $9.40 5 60 4 00 Jim Boy 118. P. Trnarlio.

.23.40 11.40 tnrrarie. 113. D. Srurlock 6.60 Inverclfrk, I'ncie Otho, Vesuvio, Prom Trotter and Rat'nn Book also ran. 6 Whirlaway stakes, $30,000 added, 3 year-olds and uo.

1 mile. Time 1:34. a-rnaltnwn. 130. S.

Brooks. $2.60 out out a-Ponder. 118. O. Seurlock out oat Star Reward, 114.

J. Combrst out May Reward, Colossal, a-Dcluxe also ran. a-Calurre( entry. 7 $3,000. allowances.

4-year-olAs and up 7 furlongs. Time 1-21 45. Volranic. 122. A.

D. Rivera $7.80 5.20 3.40 Walkie Talkie. 110. W. Garner.

.6.60 4.20 High Shine. 110. A. Sknronxki 3 60 a -Cats Meow Quibu, Seaward, Happy Issue Drolite, a-Pellicte also ran. a-Hal Price Heartier entry.

8 Purse $2,500: rlaiming, 4-year-olds and upward, I1 miles. Time: 1:51 15. Carmargo Bll, 111. S.Brooks $7.00 4.60 3.20 Bndrns Pal. 111.

A. D. Rivera. 7.40 4.40 Reirh Belle. 106.

D. Seurlock 4.40 Kenditr. Cloy, Takewing, Cid Play also ran 9 $2,500: claiming; 4-year-olds and upward: 1', miles. Time. 1:53.

Friendly Don. 120. S.Brooks $7.00 4.00 Z.SO Ben Ill, E. J. Knapp 34.60 8 20 Wee Wee Marie.

107, G. Roser 3.20 Hadamar, Drybelt, Be Brief, Genles Mate, Tricky Deal, Spring Gal and Oswego Dr. also ran. DAILY DOI BLE Last Drink and Danada Red paid $80.40 for $2.00. Harness Races At County Fair Two fleet pacers owned by Alex Stewart father of Movie Star Jimmy Stewart, are among the record number, of horses entered for the three days of harness racing at the County Free Fair, September 1 through 5.

Mrs. Alice A. Newell, secretary of the South Park Standard Bred Trotting Club, said that own ers from Pennsylvania, Ohio and Maryland have entered horses, The delay in scoring and false starts encountered previous years will be eliminated by the mobile starting gate which will be used at the Fair for the first time. Mr. and Mfs.

Stewart are ex pected to be on hand in South Park to see the veteran racing driver, Torge Patterson drive the mares, Sister Dale and Nassau, in the pacing races. Patterson will guide Sister Dale, a recent winner, from an all-steel sulky presented to owner Stewart by his son and flown here from Hollywood. Pacific Coast League I 4 San Francisco Los Angeles 1 football coach, is the irrepressible man of WPIAL coaching ranks. With his Red cat grid-ders holding a 19 game unbeaten record extending over two seasons, Ernie is looking forward to another successful campaign. This despite the loss -r of 11' players Ernie Hefferle from last year, when his team won nine ana Tiea one game, which eliminated them from the Class A title race.

Included in the loss suffered by Tarentum was Floyd Anthony, top scoring ace of the Allegheny- Kisky valley sector. Called Dixon" by his host of admirers in the valley, he totaled 117 points to lead the field. He is headed for the University of Cincinnati. The loss of Anthony was not the only serious blow. Roy Woods, of a long line of football playing brothers at Tarentum, married with another year in school.

He was the T-quarter- back that did the bulk of the Redcat passing. Sophomore Glod a Standout At present Hefferle has 35 out for his team and after only a few days of practice as confident that he has another sterling squad. Reason for this lies largely in newcomer Bob Glod, sophomore quarterback, who is shaping up as a fine field general and passer. Hefferle has coached at Tarentum five seasons. In his first year he had mediocre material with his team winning but two games and losing six.

From then on Ernie has had plenty of suc cess. His teams, including the initial one have won 36 games, lost 10 and tied two. The Pittsburgh schools will have something to show this sea son in the new Oliver High Stadium. For years spirit within the city has been dormant but with tiie Oliver field neanng completion surrounding stadiums will have nothing on the North- side project. New tubular towers for lights, a seating capacity of 5,000, two baseball diamonds con verging onto the gridiron and a fine quarter mile track makes the new field ideal for all outdoor sports events.

Two Dozen New Coaches When the WPIAL teams opened their three-weeks train ing period last Thursday a lot of gridders were meeting coaches for the first time. Four new-mentors have been signed in Class AA and seven in Class the balance of two dozen changes being in Class B. Jack Schantz, Oil City lad and a graduate oi Slippery jvock. Teachers, is a late addition to the WPIAL grid coaching ranks. He has been appointed coach at tfnion Township High ana replaces Charley James.

Matt Hamilton, local veteran, has been named basketball coach and assistant grid coach at Blairs- ville to succeed Mike Visnovsky. He is a graduate of California Teachers College. American Association SATURDAY'S RESVLTS FIRST GAME Indianapolis 001 000 1 2 8 1 Kansas Ciiv 000 0 0 2 1 Queen and Klutta; Madison and Drescher. STANDING OF THE CLLBS W. L.

Pet. I W. Pet. St Paul 70 51 .6081 Col umbui 60 67 .472 Ind' polls 76 53 .589 Min'peli 67 .468 Milw'kee 68 3 Kan. City 58 70 .453 Louisville 63 63 .5001 Toledo 47 80 .370 GAMES SUNDAY Indianapoli at Kansas City.

Columbus at Minneapolis. Louisville at tt. Paul. Toledo at Milwaukee. Middle Atlantic League SATURDAY'S RESULTS Johnstown 002 010 0 0 03 2 New Caatle 0 00 111 10 4 1 M.

Richardson and Colliaa; Churchill and Gipp. Oil 02 0 000 010 3 1 trie ozo uus uu -0 Warfel. Cannon (6) and Maloncy and Testa. STANDING OF THE CLUBS W. L.

Pet. I W. L. Pet. rie 34.

16 Sutler 23 26 .469 Johnstwn 82 21 .604 Vandergft 21 28 .429 Oil Uity 29 20 1'nlontwn 18 30 .375 Xoungs'n 25 26 K. Castle. IS 33 .333 GAMES SUNDAY Oil City at Johnstown. Uniontown at Butler. Yandergritt at Youngstnwn.

Erie at New Castle, International League SATURDAY'S RESULTS Baltimore 000 400 0004 12 2 Toronto Ill 100 41 12 1 Mrdlinrer. Rudd (4), Wittig 7 and Hoi ton: Peterson, Poasehl (4) and Heyjman, Warner (8). Newark 000 000 OS 0 1 1 Buffalo 010 021 04 8 7 0 Schaefer A Taborn; Rogovin 4r Warren. Jersr Cty 0O0 OOU 2UO 1 1 4 IO 2 Rochester OOO 020 00O 1 0 3 8 2 Smith and Noble; PohoUky and Marshall. STANDING Or THE CLUBS W.

L. Pct.l W. L. Pet. Buffalo 76 52 .594 Montreal 68 59 .535 Rochcstr 73 57 Syracuse S3 69 .444 Jer.

City 7 0 64 555 Baltimore 48 77 .384 Toronto 70 57 .3511 Newark 4 77 .333 GAMES SUNDAY Baltimore at Rochester. Jersey City at Syracuse. Newark at Buffal. Only games achetlalel. Eastern League 5 Binghamton Wilkes-Barre 2 Sa Coaltown Sets World Record In Mile Race CHICAGO, August 20 Calumet Farm's mighty Coaltown streaked to a world record of 1 :34 for the mile today in.

winning the $32,250 Whirlaway Stakes at Washington Park. This searing performance shattered the former around-turns record of 1:34 25 established by Equipoise at Arlington Park 17 years ago. It was equalled by-Prevaricator last year at Golden Gate fields near San Francisco. The world mark for a straight course mile in 1:32 set by Mopsus at Brighton, England, in 1939. Coaltown, in winning his eleventh victory in 12 starts this year, led his stablemate, Ponder, the Kentucky Derby winner, to the wire by two and one-quarter lengths.

Star Reward, only thoroughbred to defeat Coaltown this season, finished third with May Reward fourth and Colosal fifth and last. The other two Calumet entries, Armed and DeLuxe were scratched along with Delegate. Coaltown, ridden by Jockey Steve Brooks, was loaded with 130 pounds, compared to 128 pounds which Equipoise carried and 118 for Prevaricator in their record runs. The bav colt went the first Saturday on DL'Ql'ESNE (69) Four-hole throw-out. half handictp: First division E.

Davis, 50-248; M. Fleck, 52-4 48; Dr. Charles Cuden. 53-4 43: H. Solof, 52-2 50; J.

Hallas, 54-4 50; R. Davis. 5S-4 51; J. Tnran. 55-4 51; S.

Mader. 56-5 51. Second division H. Smith, 61-12 49: P. Schwelblnz.

60-9 51; Dr. Shuman. 59-8 51; W. Docherty, 81-10 51; R. Wilson.

58-6 52: H. Warren. 58-6 52: H. Fcit. 58-6 52.

MONTOUR HEIGHTS (72) Mdal play, full handicap: First division F. Feriiison, 88-15 73. Wes Currv. 84-9 75: Ben Day. 82-6 76.

Second division P. W. Gundelnnieer. 91-19 72: W. Z.

Clark. 106-32 74; F. B. Mc-Conne'l, 93-19 74. MT.

LEBANON PARK 70) Better ball of two. hair handicap- Dr. W. J. Rihanek.

Ken Campbell, 66; R. M. Stelroer, W. A. Kimbie.

67: W. Clary. J. Richardson, 6 R. Carroll, D.

Young, 68; T. Marlin, H. Clarke, 70; J. HiUman, L. Lovltt, 71.

CHURCHILL VALLEY (70) Best rlne holes, seven-eighths handicap: First division F. Ackerman. 27; W. Cabel, 29; H. Buckley.

29; W. Molt. 30; J. Kroske, 30. Second division C.

W. Dlllman. 22; A. Pandolfo, 27; C. Cogflns, 27; L.

Neothling, 27. CHART IE 8 (70) Sweeps, better ball cf two, medal play, even-eihtha handicap: A. L. Chapln. It.

W. Hlnehart. 64; A. L. Chaoln, Bob Carter.

65; Uiso. L. W. Cashdollar, 66: R. W.

Rine-hart. W. Donahue, 66; W. Donahue. R.

Carter, 66: Paul Stocker, C. Bruckman, 66. Individual medal play, seven-eighths handl-eap- John Urso, 71-2 69; Bob Carter, 75-4 71; Dr. Geonre Flint, 81-10 71. Second envision P.

M. Gitnon, 88-15 73: W. S. Pellblei. PPP PJ.fPPJPJP S.

Peebles, 88-14 74: J. P. Hall. 88-12 76. Third division C.

S. Meyer. 10-33 78; J. Coen. 98-18 80; R.

Douthitt, 98-18 80. LONGUE VUE (70) Match plav. seven-eighths handicap: First division C. E. Ford, 2 down: J.

W. Henry. 2 down: H. V. Holt.

2 down. Second division Dr. B. P. Rial.

even. Medal play sweeps, full handicap: First rjvilon H. W. Holt, 80-10 70; Dr. D.

LInharr, 82-12 70: K. Todd, 85-14 71; C. E. Ford, 79-7 72; R. D.

Kolt. 79-7 72: R. B. Gookin, 73-1 72. Second dlvifion Dr.

B. P. Rial. 86-16 7 E. C.

Robertson. 93-22 71; G. G. Mam. 92-16 76.

HIGHLAND (71) Club event, better ball rf two. match play, three-quarters handicap: W. O. Thompson, C. J.

Howell, 6 up. Special event, medal play, full handicap: A A Allfh fi9 F. V. Schaefer, 80-9 71: Bob' Westcott. 72-0 72- Le" Bartsano.

74-1 7.1. secona om- lion S. W. Graham. 84-19 65: H.

R. 79-13 66: T. V. Armstrong. 81- OFFICE CLERICAL COURSE The Robert Morris School announces a new OrTica Clerical day school course which will begin Monday, September 12.

It is designed specifically for young men and women who want to go to work soon after finishing high school, and particularly for those who do not wish to study shorthand. The course will provide twenty-four weeks ef interrive training in office clerical duties. Write or call for particulars 16 ROBERT MORRIS Hoiit Wm. Penn AT. 10922 I Sugar Bowl Agrees To NCAA Rules NEW ORLEANS, Aug.

20 UP) The next Sugar Bowl game will be played under the newly proposed NCAA rules regulafing post-season college football contests. Frank Schaub, president of the Mid-Winter Sports Association which sponsors the annual gridiron classic here, said, "The Sugar Bowl committee believes it can meet conditions of the proposed agreement and at the same time fulfill its legal obligation to stadium bondholders." The NCAA proposed among other things last week that teams participating in bowl games receive SO per cent of the gross receipts. 10 Grid Games Set For Wellsville High WELLS VTLLE, Aug. 20 Head Coach Mike Rodak today announced a 10-game high school football schedule for Wellsville High opening here September 16 with Wintersville. The remainder of the schedule follows: Sept.

23, Chester. W. 30. open. Oct.

7, at Toron'o; 14. Saiem, 22, at YorkviIIe: 27. at Mmro Junction; Nov. 4. open: 12.

Tiltonsville, IS. at East Liverpool. quarter in :22 25, the second in :45 15, and the third in 1:08 35. Because of the small, five horse field there was no place nor show betting. The Calumet Entry-went to the post at 1 to 5 odds, paying $2.60 to win.

the Links 13 68: E. R. Freas, 86-15 71; W. O. Thompson, 85-14 71; S.

Andrews. 87-16 71. Third division S. Dealt. 95-29 66; W.

J. Bevilacqua. 94-26 68: G. Wanner. 95-2 71: E.

W. Fiala, 99-27 72. A. R. Chambers.

94-21 73. FIFLD CLUB (71 Meday play, lull handicap: First division Dr. J. J. Schaub.

73-6 67; Dick Beach. 73 68; R. W. Wilson. 81-11 70.

Second division C. R. WiUon, 89-18 71; E. D. Harshbarger, 93-21 72: F.

L. Barnes, 88-15 73; A. R. Kumer, 91-18 73. OAKMONT (72) Better ball cf pair, seven-eighths handicap: First division P.

J. Alexander. C. N. Bowers, 7 up; A.

J. Phipp5. C. P. Sidwell, 6 up: E.

A. Weisser. J. W. Finley, 6 up; D.

D. Wolf, Joseph Wells. 5 up: Jack Brand. Greer Cc- I vain. 5 up: W.

Miller. J. H. Mcuraoy, up. Second division H.

A. B. Brown, J. E. Stricklce, 9 up: W.

B. Orr. H. K. Watson, II, 8 up; C.

C. Hartman, Dr. C. C. Moore, 8 up.

Match u'av sweecs. individual, seven- eiglitns handicap: C. N. Bowers, 1 up; A. J.

Phipps, even: G. u. Henaerson, even; n. Bialas. 1 down; Jack Brand.

1 down. Second division A B. Frown. 4 up; Hardy 3 up; J. E.

Strieker, 3 up, tu A. Mitcneu, 1 up. BE VER V1LLEY (68) Club event, medal play, fall handicap: Dr. E. M.

Gallics. 61. Sweepstakes, play, full handicap: Dr. E. M.

Gahles. 80-19 61; H. J. Dunmire. 74-11 63: C.

L. Archer, 90-26 64: J. B. Jamkon. 85-21 64: A.

C. Edgecombe, 90-26 64: William Ralph. 88-24 64; Dave Zacharms, 85-19 66; George Zipf, 88-22 66 SH4.NNOPIN (71) Match play, full handicap- First division 1VT. L. Zimmtr.

4 up: E. T. Adams. 4 up; G. A.

Garrett, 3 up; W. Gibb, 3 up: Harlow Lewis, 1 up. Second division William Lehr. 3 up: W. H.

Bechteld, even; R. Dodson, 1 down: T. P. Watson, 1 down; R. C.

McKee. 3 down; A. J. Myers. 3 down.

Tntrd division E. N. Prugh, 1 down; W. Hersperger, 2 down. Club event ben ball of four, medal play, seven-eighths individual handicap: E.

T. Adams, F. H. Deschcr, J. A.

Egbert. W. W. Hersperger, 58: H. J.

Wallace, 1. J. Luke hart, G. A. Carrett, William Neely, 58.

sr. CLAirt (70) Medal play sweeps, full handicap: First dl vision J. P. Lsrkin 81-14 67; H. P.

Ar- buckle. 82-15 67: N. E. Schopp. 73-5 68; Second division W.

A. Morse, 90-19 71. T. E. Atkins, 90-18--72; E.

S. Hay mond, 95-23 72. YOIGHIOGHENY Beit oall of 'our, medal play, half handi cap: Mil Shields, John Carson. Glenn Sinn, E. J.

Wertz. 65; J. E. Fey, G. F.

Brehm W. G. Samuels, George Walk. 65; H. H.

I Arnold. R. M. Fry, C. D.

Feight, George lieimberger, 65. I MT. LEBANON G. C. (72) Better ball of two, medal play full handi cap: W.

11. Harper. G. W. Robinson.

61; B. Spencer. C. A. 62; P.

B. Rankin. R. L. Kumer, 62: E.

M. Giles. C. E. Skinner I 63; Dr.

A. L. Finley, D. B. Campbell, 63.

STANTON HEIGHTS (70) I Better ball or two. medal play, aeven-. eighths handicap: J. T. Castle, H.

T. Hen- nmg. 63: A. D. Dauch, J.

E. Canning, 64; G. Thomas. A. Gousscff.

65. Club trophy, medal plav, full handicap: First division J. Erusco, 76-10 66. Second division J. T.

Castle, 87-19 68; W. R. Gcmmcll, 86-18 68. EDGEW0OD (721 Medal play, fuil handicap: First division 80-10 "0: L. L.

Ltwis, 79-7 7J; L. Vayfia. 84-12 72: C. Hihbarfl 72; O. Grcsskopf.

78-6 72; J. C. Salonik. 7 7-5 72. Second division D.

Swank. 82-16 66: Dr. P. T. Kidd, 81 14 67: N.

Ripdon, 85-18 67; H. R. Row l.md 84-1 69. Third division E. W.

Adamson, 90-27 03; M. T. Weaver, 9- 24 05; J. E. Martin, 94-28 66.

SOUTH HILLS (71 Eetter ball of two. club event, match play three-quarters handicap: W. J. Leach, Dr. E.

McCormick. 7 up: F. A. Mefta, W. F.

Bur res. 6 up; W. A. Tavano, H. L.

Cobb. 6 up. Individual match piay, three-quarters han dicap: First division Dr. J. F.

Phillips, 4 up; jW. G. Simpson, 1 up: W. J. Leach, 1 up; W.

W. Shaw, 1 up. Second division E. Lpiko. 2 up: M.

Alcorn, 1 up: F. A. Mesta even. Third division L. Marhoefer.

even; II. L. Cobb, 1 down; R. J. Aiqulnl, 2 down.

ALCOMA (72) Better tall of two, match play, full handi cap: George Mackanos, Steve Rod nek, 9 up; Dr. J. H. Euwer, J. H.

Euwer, 9 up. Best nine holes, hair handicap: First division A. J. Best, 34-628. Second division A.

B. Fisher, 35-7 28. Third division 1 A. C. George.

28.5. Club event best 15 holes, full handicap: division J. H. Euwer. 51; Dr.

J. F. iMacDonaid. 81. Second division G.H.Morse, 2.

Third division A. C. Ceorge, 50. Technicality Bars CONNELLSVILLE, Aug. 20 Due to- technicality in his certification, Elwood Pctchell, for mer Penn State grid star, is not eligible to become football coach of North Union Township high school and the school board has 1949 PITT SEASON TICKET $1500 62 67 57 100 60 21 .111 84 68 60 75 22 70 35 61 54 61 68 33 45 58 45 64 83 86 66 71 50 5n .10 39 38 60 81 81 50 30 36 Pitcher ml Club Ferries, St .15 Reynolds, New York 33 Kuzava, Chicago 2 Parnell.

Boston 27 Hutchinson. Detro.t. 26 Wynn, Cleve.and 19 Kinder. Boston 30 Page. New York ..4 StobbS, Boston 19 Garcia.

Cleveland 31 Raschl, New York. 27 Lopai. Nw 21 Hurhsnn. Pcston Kelhier. Philadelphia 28 Lemon, Oeveiand 36 Byrne.

New 23 Houtteman. Detroit. 34 Brlssle, Phlla. 24 Trucks, Detroit 32 Feller, Cleveland 24 Kretlow, Detrc.t 23 Fowler. Philadelphia 31 Newhouser.

Detroit. 28 Haefner. Wash. -Chi. 25 Fanfoid.

New York. 3 McDermott, Boston. 30 Wight, Chicago 26 Dobson. Boston 25 Coleman, Phils. 27 Gumnert, Chicago 25 Schelb.

Philadelphia 31 Benton. Cleveland 36 Oromek. Cleveland 21 Hlttle, Washington. 22 Gray. Detiolt 25 Beard-n.

Oeveiand. 26 Scarborough. r6 Mastersnn, Wash -B. 22 Ostrowkl. St.

LouiS SO Suraont. Chicago .18 Cleveland 35' Welleroth. Wash. 4 Hudson. Washington Johnson.

Bnston 17 Shantr, Philadelphia 34 Carver. St. Louis 31 Chicaro 25 Kramer. Boston ..13 Trout. Detroit 33 Crlssom.

Detrr.lt ..25 Calvert. Wash 35 Fannin. St. Tnuls. 19 Kennedy.

St. Louis. 37 Pierce, Chicago 21 Drews. Ft. Ixiuls.

25 Porterflrld. New York Papal. St. 25 Chi -Wash 33 O. IP.

F.B. PO. Ca. Cuts W. 63 79 25 6 3 151 148 91 64 3 1 12 3 HH 2 3 30 S6 6" 50 6 3 6 3 on 208 19 2 06 95 30 4 18 6 .7 si 149 131 4 1 46 7 a 32 4 320 1IK 43 44 5 1 1 164 188 63 64 11 3 14 5 1 91 49 54 11 4 I 109 103 65 51 9 6 .1 .777 111 84 36 60 5 .3 1 0 4 .7,4 216 133 96 P2 28 3 14 7 153 254 50 59 2 11 5 1 7 1 39 27 4 3 f.7 176 3 63 1-6 64 1 1 3 5 8 188 147 95 79 15 3 14 8 14 143 97 119 94 IO 3 30 6 111 153 .15 59 7 1 10 6 161 1 91 85 11 11 7 'i 207 160 9 123 12 3 34 4 dm 143 128 56 74 10 3 3 8 70 77 64 37 I .1 3 I or) 148 161 76 30 10 3 1 1 8 579 313 301 79 301 J5 3 II 6 131 111 70 .11 6 2 6 6 57 1 8 61 69 31 30 2 4 3 .51 77 61 4849 6 2 5 4 183 13 74 f2 31 3 11 9 .510 163 365 74 67 10 2 3 1 9 8 mi 1 93 1 97 3 06 91 36 1 31 "1 178 169 63 54 3 5 3 3 0 10 .500 146 1M 92 .14 9 1 6 6 93 71 30 25 3 1 4 4 nn 83 75 37 3 1 3 4 4 5S 71 30 23 1 1 3 3 147 127 79 79 4 3 7 8 .47 108 120 77 .11 4 7 8 139 157 69 48 A 1 8 30 444 f5 73 40 3 1 3 4 5 4 14 116 148 24 33 4 6 8 .42 1 93 84 53 35 3 4 .421 74 62 33 46 1 4 6 .40" 1 73 8 2 7 1 26 2 3 aon 34167 179 71 41 3 7 11 42 88 25 1 9 3 5 .75 77 71 47 41 3 2 4 7 163 19 84 47 13 1 7 111 79 92 39 1 3 6 111 65 76 30 15 4 1 1 4 .1.1.1 f.7 68 3 1 1 8 3 4 Ti7 54 32 15 3 4 .11 133 3 35 04 45 5 6 3 3 6 90 3 13 63 32 3 4 4 3 07 3 78 56 46 3 7 110 109 87 f.9 5 5 12 .7.14 223 221.

58 .11 4 1 4 20 54 9 51 49 39 21 .1 2 8 78 306 49 32 3 2 6 99 110 50 38 1 1 2 222 Com Shut- PiU-lier-CluB IP. H. BB. SO. G.

outs. Pet. SEWILL, Pgh. 20 67 70 26 22 3 I 6 1 .857 Branca. Balyn.

27 361 160 81 90 9 3 12 4 .750 Roe, B.lyn 20 137 136 SO 67 7 2 9 3 .7 50 Wtlks, St. 4 2 79 69 26 54 9 3 23 183 16! 56 46 13 4 34 5 .737 CHAMBERS, fgh. 23 110 111 39 54 5 1 8 3 .727 Brazle. St. I T5 171 174 54 53 8 1 13 5 .722 Ncwcomoe.

Bklyn. 25 163 159 43 95 It lit 5 .688 Muncer. St. L. 34 7 3 37 52 54 9 3 31 5 .688 Pellet.

St. 28 173 163 41 77 12 4 35 .62 LOMB4RDI. Pgh. 30 FO 93 44 34 4 4 2 .667 Hatten. Bkivn.

27 353 153 54 40 10 1 31 6 .447 Volselle. Eoston 20 107 105 50 4 1 3 3 5 3 .625 Blr'-iford. Boston 27 167 171 70 77 12 3 1 8 .619 Bornwy. Phila 22 170 157 51 35 12 2 12 8 .600 BON HAM, Pgh. ...36 78 68 1921 4 I 6 4 .600 Behrman.

Y. 35 60 61 40' 39 1 1 3 2 .600 G. Flliott. 17 55 57 17 10 1 3 2 .600 Spahn. Boston 27 217 192 55 99 16 3 34 10 .53 Koslo.

New 26 132 306 26 41 8 8 .571 Stalry. St. L. 29 322 300 25 38 5 2 8 6 .571 Brecheen. St.

I. 23 15:1 360 49 58 10 1 20 8 .556 Banta. Brooklyn 36 93 78 46 60 a 4 .556 Konstantv. Phlla. 40 72 69 25 30 6 5 .643 Meyr.

24 122 3 37 39 i 8 8 .533 WLRLF. 26 3 65 3 62 31 71 8 2 9 1 .529 Kennedv. N. Y. 26 3 59 149 66 10 10 4 9 8 .529 Jones.

V. 27 3 35 3 36 61 45 6 3 9 8 .529 Jansen, K. 27 197 207 48 81 13 3 13 12 .570 Bklyn 41 82 79 43 37 7 7 .500 GUM BERT. On. -Pgh.

36 56 73 33 14 5 .500 Peterson. On 24 55 53 40 24 2 4 4 .500 Rush. Chicago ....25 46 49 23 21 3 3 .500 Raflensbereer, 30 392 3s8 46 65 33 5 12 13 .480 Sehmiti. Chicago 26 152 168 51 48 7 2 8 9 .471 Wehmeier. On.

22 120 105 84 50 5 1 7 8 Barney, Bklvn. 27 96 79 59 52 3 1 7 .462 Potter. Boston 7 75 24 44 3 6 7 .462 Poberts. Phlla. 31 357 362 54 56 7 3 10 32 .453 Hartung.

K. 27 143 141 77 42 8 9 11 .450 Lively. Cin 23 87 78 44 20 3 1 4 5 .444 Chipman. Chicago 26 89 91 51 30 3 1 6 8 Sain. Boston 28 182 217 57 53 13 1 9 33 .409 T-Jde, Chicaeo 26 82 93 28 28 3 1 2 3 .400 Hall.

Boston 39 60 61 30 39 2 2 3 .400 CHf.SNES. fgh. 19 308 3 14 62 34 5 3 5 8 .385 Rush. Chiejgo 25 3 63 3 50 59 71 9 2 8 34 .364 Vender Meer, 20 111 '21 57 It 5 3 4 7 .364 rrubiel. Chicago 25 117 316 i 39 2 1 4 8 .333 Hacker, Chicago 21 91 111 42 25 3 3 6 .333 Rowe.

Phila 19 53 5 1 35 17 1 3 6 .333 Blackwell. Cin. 17 58 43 21 19 2 4 .333 Frantt. Cincinnati 31 99 85 49 40 3 4 0 .308 Muncrief, Pgh. -Chi.

35 88 inn 35 34 2 4 9 .308 Antonelll, Boston 36 71 86 33 40 3 1 3 7 .300 Fox. Cincinnati 26 160 368 52 42 7 5 32 .204 DICKSON. Prh. 31 349 359 60 68 4 5 12 .394 Iorard. Chicago 23 133 319 S3 54 10 1 5 34 .261 Mmmons.

Phila. 25 108 1)3 48 65 2 3 in .231 Hanren. New 24 55 43 19 19 1 el .143 Pelchell as Coach assicned him to the post of "school-home visitor." The directorate then nameil Steve (Iio) Polach, former Pitt gridder. as head pilot cf the Rams with Nick Bubonich, former George Washington athlete, as his assistant FOOTBALL SINGLE GAME 3-25 Tintrel Victor At Wheeling WHEELING, W. Aug.

20 Tintrel, S. H. Hall's seven-year- old brown gelding, won the sec ond half of the double feature, the Ohioan, today at Wheeling Downs when the stewards dis qualified the apparent winner, Certified. Certified, ridden by M. Mafale, was on top going around the last turn when Mafale, according to the stewards, interferred with Tintrel, ridden by the veteran i a SI St.

Web Snyder, wno ciaimea a ioui; limmediately after the race. i Certified was placed second and Aried Gift was third. The winner. paid $6.60, $3.40 and $2.80. Little Middle, a five-year-old brown gelding, owned by H.

Browshier and son, was the winner of the other co-feature, com-ing around the field on the far turn and pulling away from Count Mattier in the stretch drive. The winner paid $8.60. Tony Leswick, Ranger left wing, has played 156 consecutive hockey games since 1946. PITT STADIUM SCHEDULE Sept. 24 William and Mary Oct.

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