The Tulsa Tribune from Tulsa, Oklahoma • 12

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 15 THE TULSA TRIBUNE TULSA OKLAHOMA BRUSHING UP ON SPORTS By Laufer TZi rrn 4Johh W0 Cubs 5 and 10 HOW Near Pawhuska Team on Road Chleo The Pennant! 000 000 001 1 100 010 3 Hlrkfr Sa 1 ootball Schedule CH? 4 Putting the Sports Shot Br HENRI McLBMORE st A PROMISE Wise Men Seek Look for (ho Bod end Whlfc WUhnd Sign In Your Conununlff BATTERIES Willard Telephone' 3 6(41 QUICK STARTS ANC MANY Of THEM nuM Alinnln wizard getnu a doKuihiifii ulfiw hui iiwr Waldorf Concerned Over Search for Quarterback Turner Certainty al Center i 0 1 4 0 A McCuirk Give bp Match With Hanson 0 1 I 4 0 33 0 1 ft ft Wise Counsel Begin Pointing Conchea Try Out 3 Backfield Combines tested and repair in year inal Battle 7 5 in 10th Rookie PiTfrteR YANKEES cfiMERieLCitKK stwrl lb Htae tb Mtonrham tt Rehln i lit IM Mx lt 1nd Vindenberf eil ooo oxu a loo ooo i i Bprliu Coonez CuapbtU Lose 7 of 13 Game Away rom Home LeRoy Doesn't Think Paul Orth It He Scour AfltR A6MEO C4KH WNEfeK A PROq leaped 3 EET AND 5 INCHES CAU'ftfyj CKutTty CALIR) OvMPNfr ftoS JUBILEE MPH Ify Association Sets Dales for Oct 10 to 13 TOMQdA reUioJrtarf ahfmM Hockett Drum rhrht'lM' vt Oyp taro Seminole Uil lt round Otto Smith Bitbr 41001 vi RoiMo LeUoa Mexico 0 round Rddit Murray Twin IkHl Afldriw and Butiiay iscs loaded started the bis ral Iv The Mackmen increased their hold on second place In the Amer ican league race to 3'4 games as Washington loat to Detroit 8 to 3 with a recruit boxman Walter Brown and several other rookies In the lineup the Yanks shaded the White Sox 3 to 3 Brown blanked the Box until the ninth i I a KttOTbAfrM cfr $oo A MoNIH ft SZuW WKAul AeR A SHOW I LCY ooo no i i combination of six crucial er Murrer nd Herrin 'and 3 victory ip the game of the 1ft Clubs Will Send Golfers to the Amateur Willard has never sacrificed quality io meet a price We promise you a degree of shaving comfort never before attained when you use the Gillette BLUE BLADE Buy a package on our money back guarantee i''1 Have the eaae and convenience hun Homer Reynolds who tains the Hurricane aim nil) Boehm will be back at work with In a week It la probable Reynold! broke hte wrist In the wrimm with the freshmen Tuesday Bm but did not know how vrrious hit injury was He reported Uedna day at Skelly field with hb writ in a splint Lenta and Reynold fallow Charles Keeling tire Cushing "comet" hn broke his collar bone last west to the wards Keeling win not play again for a month Injury or illness as the ea may be pussies the doctors and they do not know yet if an operation will be needed John Lyons heavy but fast half back from California's sunnv shore may take Lenta' place in the Hurri cane backfield Lyons has played two years at but did not gn a real chance' last season becauss of injuries He is a splendid blocker and will Tit well into empty shoes There may be a big hift in lh Tulsa backfield because of thia rlea of accidents There is a slight poMibility that Everett Day might be shifted to the blocking half back role with rank Greene At fullback Another possibility I that Blake Workman the Texas might get Lentz post What probably will happen how ever Is that Greene Boehm Day and Lvons will make up the back field for the opening games unless Henderson finds a more success ful combination jockeys and horse have been badly Injured in spills thlg season Jock Sutherland head football coach at Pittsburgh says the Pothers will Jos thr games Wouldn't tlis good the ent out and did Just that The Newark Bearg will plaf theMond gams of the "llttlr worldrtM nlhg 10 hbh Ynkeeg in the afternoon and thn tor a gllmps of hl Bears at night Madison Square pub licity bureau sends out word that Max fk hinrllng has a little bit of Thomas Edison In This' because Max has patented a new fangled clay pigeon that releases long atrrmntrs of colored paper when hit We know wny but the Garden Uys device trftP It probably needs lt There will four great football teams in the south thia year 'Damn Vanderbilt Tennessee Tulane Bania locks th hot ut right now Ouimet Bsraren and ths other golfing boys keep wrecking Bob Jon maika aw asL sh i Radio Service TubM miner mad BKAL'MONTWINS Tl XAK ffxipy" 81 nil Ol'fNrR H1OM nAII AS I Thlkr Sb viLbadwItk aioan it htlnr Ik 1 imr Jaiwa DvzIm a Trial Blla far Thrlter In Until Batla far Sloan I I nth Triaa ia Me an OblaAanta WJ tor a1 Rum halUS Raaa Nala fauna 4 Cbukbrr Turner Ihelter slaan Tw hue MtUau Thraa kaaa vaunt Halt Thrllrr Rro I tintlrr luuria lanta Mclaaa la Chair bar strwart ta Vaunt Io lllupa Jill hr Meara ant Turner hr illln Lulnt Jenu Innina Lane Baaa an Blrkrier 1 hlvln I Jone I Sliueb Br BlrkeUr While Willard prices are lower than at any time in Willard history Willard quality is higher and performance better than ever before Trial ynNU Balta far Blrbatat la UatlaU fay hlytn In alalb siiwunin ivy kbdi OKLAHOMA CITY el Kehalkt in of Eleven Back field in Doubt TOWQHTIi CARO Main C'Ulan Wltltama Ma titl Ok (1111 ri lea Baiba BklaianX tilt) IB Mickey ThomaR Sauulpe Illjllry JlHX LcaV CH Makeit (Hit ra OU Brae MtukoaM (Mi) IS J( VI scheduled 10 round star number i bout to the Mid Continent Athletic I rhih's ((( hna In th Wfnf 'Till a open air arena The Madill puncher loomed a fa vorlte to win although BfTby one of the fastest and hardest hitting little fellows in the Oklahoma game of hard knocks right now rates as a formidable opponent nnd Cullen may have plenty pf trouble The semlwlndup Involving Mickey Thomas ex Sapulpa caddie gnd Oil Bray Muskogee was vying with the main event for the night's lime light Hoping to atone for a poor show ing against loyd Herrington Bar tlesville on the recent charity show card Thomas was going to out for a quick knockout victory" against Bray Of course Bray tough and rugged had an altogether dif ferent idea of how the bout was going to end but that did not effect opinion of himself of his ability in the least Gyp Zmto ruled as a favorite over Sherman Hockett in the sec ond preliminary and Romeo Le Mon a new Mexican middleweight was expected to give Otto Smith Bixby a lesson or two In six rounds The advance sale of tickets for the show was to continue through out the day at the erndale buffet shifting at 7 to the West Tulsa arena box offices ox Hunt On Mbrrvllir Mo Tr'Jherr ri OklkbMi CHr wnlvrrrlty nuirriUy nithl SoulhMlfn Tellri Dorn Ok 1 Jrllrrton nnlyrlty DhIIm ridry AT LABOR ISATIRIIAYJ jiuorni unuiotui Alkltk kswrariffy DaVi trlkink vs Illa flesnla i miory en vuitinfu st Kcnnyyi1004 (t yz Orzoo Blu al Spokan Hnvai Bvwilun at Blrmintham Lanilaz uld Cmobli at Lanrirr Bana Murfrrhrt Tach at llrwan Bnuth bakota Oakota Wen ran ai Vimlllion Stanford va olvmnle club at pain airn Tmm lihriatian Danton at ort Worth Tji Trch vz PnhaUB Sanaa at Llthhnrit Virtinl Military Kin uzlnatrw William and Mary Roznoka at Wil llaniabura CrrtrtKtna wTl PdL an 70 ua All ntrano ss J1 A41 Bo too 1M actory Traine RaH Maa olik aariaaaoal la riya emaa a STILLWATER Sept Sparing Utile time for fundamentals Coach Lynn Waldorf 1 plunging hl football hopefuls into two dsilvwork on Lewis practice field With rlasses under way one drill is being held dally from 4 to fl irst serlmmage I ached uiPu i or afternoon The jovial coach Is taking it for granted that his men mastered the fundamentals in practice last spring and is going ahead from where he left off in April Running of signal Is occupying a large part of thetime at present Only eight practices remain be fore the doubleheader opening with Phillips university and Central State Trchers here the night of Sep tember 33 Coach Waldorf atlil maintains that no first teams will be chosen for either of these games Instead he plans to experiment with practically all of the likely material now reporting With the largest squad tn Aggle Isnd history out for practices pros pects for a team that should ap proach the good 1B31 eleven are on the upgrade dispersing some of th? early season gloom pecasioned by the graduation of 1J lettermen Sev enty two men are reporting includ ing 17 lettermen Concerning prospects of the team Coach Waldorf ha lo say just about covers the situation to say that it be a green team with a wealth et material whose quality Is a yet unknown" our men are showing best at the all important quarterback position left yscant last year by the gradu ation of three regular signal callers Clarence Highfill a veteran senior back from Oklahoma City and Roas i low boy Hall Welch the lad who was largely responsible for the Cow victory over Golden Hurricane last fall are leading the candidates Others showing well at the position nre Lawrence Duck Jenks and Hap Allen Okmulgee DuCk is a holdover squadman while oirn in supnomore Highfill is probably the best strat egist of the group While Hall gives promise of developing into a quar terback of the Jack Baker type steady Both men would call signals from the No 3 back fulL back Other backs who are gyre see much service are Walter Barham Merle Collins and Sid Clarke all veteran halfbacks and Hubert Red i Erwin regular fullback Gast year Of the sophomore backfield material Gordon Dupree Stillwater Earl Mesaal Garber Hap Allen Okmulgee Jess Rosette Hughes Springs Texas Preston Dunham Oalumet Verne Harris Pawhuska Preston Keely Arcadia and Alex Kelly Checotah are the standouts thus far Don Howard Lawton Is the sole returning letterman at tackle leav ing several likely boyg fighting It out for those posts vacated by the departure of Captain Dotter Wil moth Nemecek and Grady Burleson Coach Waldorf has made no defi nite effort to rate the tackle aspir ants as yet but Jim Tichenor 215 pound giant from Nowata Ed Por ter El Reno Kenneth Oringdorf Enid Woodrow Cheney Checotah! rank Watson Hennessey and Jim Wall Hitchcock are the leading candidates Tichenor Porter and Oringdorff are considered the most likely of the group ATulsan' WttIter Clore and John Wolford Garber are considered the leading guard prospect Both let tered last year although BUI Oates and Elwood Klngery both gradu ated were regulars at these posi tions flled to letter during hl sopliomore year but im proved wonderfully last season Coadj Waldorf expects him to hit his full stride this fall Don Hoyt Guthrie Melvin Riggs Garber and Paul Otto Tonkawa are holdovers from last year who should see ac tion Capt Jim Turner 300 pound Wichita all Texas youth is con ceded to be the only man sure of his that of center Bevll Pickett Ryan understudy laat yeaa and Lester List Bristow all tate scholastic center in 1920 will aiso ee service at the pivot position Both Pickett and List have also ten uj it guard but Coftch Waldorf deem it wU to retain a wealth of center material for sojnc 0 his more complicated playa especially with a green team ive lettermen are back at the wing positions but probably none have the finish of Conard isher graduated Returning are Carl Rig ney Bristow Dick Butt Altus TjAAM Rrtina 1 3 wsy mod ert (Bootsie) Watson Shreveport and John Hansard Stillwater' By IIENRT Ladyaman Happy Gal and Bam swallow will run one two three in the futurity with Ladysman whose pappy took the stake in 1925 get ting theft flftt Jim Reedy captain of the 1932 Navy eleven kept in shape during the summer by digging grave for the city of Cleve land Lonnie Wafneke of the Cubs say la 0 per cent luck Herman Bell of the Giant goee the Arkansas Moun taineer one better giving lady lurk per cent of the credit for wins and losses Th wrestling war is on in earn est with Jim LOndos all but invit Ipg th state athletic enmmbzion oust him as "champlhn" by refusing to mer Suing ter Lewis any but a social way Promoter Jacques Curley I not worried however knowing that the lost of a pion" la a minor matter what with Bulgaria Totand RumIr and Czech oslovakia running over with big strong and hungry botoa Babe Hetman one nt the few men ever to make sleep walking a paying moiKMlUon may come to th Giant In exchange for reddy Lindstrom Turf official ar ser King a mean tn rditi14 ih iA4llfO AW A a Scliedulo rational izagus TborHar TjmiIi at Ytitknitlvn lUttiUrtn it Bnzian Cincinnati at hilaMlrhla Ohlcaio at Naw Yota riaaa SainrAart Tztult at loliu riltanurah at New York Cincinnati al nronklrn Uhlcaao at hllaSrinhla AMtail AN lZAItr Iharakar fl hlladclyhla at Si Loria Naw Yoik at ClilcaaaJn at Cleveland WaablnatMt st natron SaiarSar Mandat Mandi Naw York at Bl lyrala hiladalphla al Otilearij noaioii at Daurii Waihlnalmt al clevalniid AMoCtATIOV Thoradar rtdar Malordai Anadir Lmiiavllla at OtnmheiTolrilo al Indlanapolla Kanaaa CUz nt MllwautM Mlnneapolla at Bl No sama Tburidw He tent Scotch but LeRoy Me Gulrk giving things sway much lew wrestling matches Anrf so the ex Oklahoma Aggl trappier Thursday had a on file with Promoter Sent Avey anybody gels the next match with George Hanson here I get it" said seems that McGuIrk Is bit irked over the manner in which Paul Orh Cincinnati "bad boy" has stepped into the picture chal lenging the Corpus Christi Texas Greek to a match on ruffian basis "I had to take a match from Hanson on a foul and I don't want those kind of decisions" said Mc GuIrk "Give me a chance to beat him at his own game if you anyway ome kind of a chance te erase the foul Avey Is considering both McGulrk ond Orth He admits he know which of the two should han a "crack" at the unpopular Greek Slrwnrt Iamiich ligibtlity Liu! for Eten! nl Oak liiirHt Next Week Ainateulr golfer who are bona fide braced by the Tulsa DtetrlG Golf association and who ft mrmbei of or play at 18 affiliated club will be eligible Ao compete next in the 1932 district amateur over the difficult Oakhurst Country club That was revealed Thursday when 0 Htewsil secretary of the as sociation issued the list Of affiliated fMlrtwl aiw IhA It ntMea 1IL41IIM LSlnv I of these club be Included on the eligibility Hat after their club pro fessional manager or directors have vouched for their amateur stand ing The club? listed by Btqwart are: Tulia Napulpa Sand Spring Broken Arrow Oakhurst Indian Illite Skiatook Country club Lakeside Mohawk IlillrrMt Mc arlin Kennedy Meadowbrook Sapulpa Municipal Mazda Brook and Conway Golf club United Blate Golf sseiailon rule will govern play in the tournament except for established Oakhurst lo cal rul Trophic have been prom ised for winner and rumicrsup in nil flight and for medalist Qualifying round play will be over th 13 hoie route Tuesday anti the course will be open to tournament entrants for practice Monday The defending champion Bam Kennedy Tulsa Country club served nptlc Wednesday that he will nut up a strong fight for a second con secutive title when he shot a 3ft one under par on the front nine at Indian Hill Ha slipped four over par on the back nine however for a0 which gave him a 75 three over par on the 18 Dr Bryan Jr nf Oakhurat set something jf a record Wednesday when he shot a 31 lour unuer par on th firs nine of hl home course Maying ta a foursome with 8 Bobri Judge IM A Breckinridge and John ree man Doctor Bryan set the mark on the third nine He had taken a 40 37 for a 77 on the first 18 and then turned in the sensational 31 on tho neat nine reeman med alist in the district amateur at Tulsa Country lub last year shot 1 a 78 at Oakhurst Wednesday that being the same seoee with which I he won medal honors in 1931 The medalist score this year however is expected to be right down at par 70 Dick Gabriel Kennedy club con tender turned tn 68 over his home course which lias sand greens District amateur entrant must py their 3 entry tee to Willie Brown or Jack Guild professionals it Oakhurst before practicing Mon day or before they start their quali fying round Tuesday Stewart Md LAST NKill WRWTUNO Al Im AO(1M Rsz OImIs Qlendris CI tsts hAsVTwrtsht rzilllnf thsm imoii SriAstse Jo BisChsr of Nsbrstks OHtt Oiien formsr Minncsois tonlbsll sisr wissUsa is SO nuuuM draw vllh Ksrl Bar poll CleveisnU At New York Bhlkst bilsdtlphis detested ths Masked Msmt Mike Mas rukl cnbMR d(eted £eor Helen Naw York Al Pinsauken Ajun LonOos Orewi defesltd Bun Jsnniots oilehonie HARRIS I niirXS thb up fteKcr opNgy pmAH AWNEtf if BEAUMONT Texas flept 15 i INS The Beaumonl Exporters nWday held the lead in their play off series with the Dallas steer to determine the winner of the Tek leaoiie Six Indian Errora llclit cthiking up tmec run in the first pi tirj i hursday dt (nggsnirn Win: Chili kaw th sciierMtnilh the first gitta In Break lip UanM 1 were to meet here Thursday for the second game and then will an to OKLAHOMA CITY Sept 15 Dallas for the third gamd Satur UR The Tulsa Oilers were West i day ern league champions Thursday i The winner of the series will Biter marking up four fralght vic meet Chattanooga champion of the lories nyer the Oklahoma City In Southern association in the Dixie ooms ui me muyoii ries jor tne varies ntle I nsijss A ccmhlntf frr 1 lle'idect rots and 12 hits gave Tub a 7 tn Mines Wednesday night The game marked the conclusion' of long drawn out aerie that saw the Indians come from behind to tie the Oiler for the test half (hamplomhlp necessitating a play off which Oklahoma City won Tulsa however regained its stride In the deriding series to win four straight victories Three error and haw on halls enabled Tulsa to score two runs in the ninth and tie the count at five1) without making a hit Two triple nd a single In the extra in ning scored two run for the Oilersnd gave them victory Ruriv Jones nklshnrha 1 southpaw held the Oller to one I 'fhlrnts within the territory em run in tne nm seven innings be fore hl mate began fumbling the ball Ralph Birkofer Tutea aduthpaw see touched foj five runs in six Innings before he wm removed In the seventh for pinch hitter Two singles and three error ac counted for Tula' first run In th first of the second' Oklahoma City came back in the last half how ever to score two runs and take the lead Th Indians scored three more run In the sixth and held nB to 1 lead when Tutea started it rtillv In the eighth and counted twice on hit Ttie Ollers made 12 hit to Okla homa City 8 The process of breaking up the Oller Club began at after the final game of the playoff Thursdav night Many of the athletes departed from the capital for their respective home Ralph Blrkofer pitcher shoved off for Kansas City to re port tb tho Blue Don 8tewrt sec retary will remain in Tutea to maintain the offices Art Griggs manager will return to the city for a short time leaving for California soon hta business for the season her 1 cleaned up Against Says Tulsa High Coach Bravfl Pointing for irut Gritl Game Sept 21 Just workin' against Bris tow getting ready to bump into the Purple Pirate" in the first Central conference game of the season" That's how Commodore Wheeler head football coach at Tulsa high describes th Brave practic these dy Wheeler ha his Tulsa high foot ball player working on an aerial defense right now Running attack 1 next The Tulsa high aquad Wednesday scheduled a football game for September 23 with Sa pulpa high at Sapulpa 1 Now that Velmon Lentz sti hlocklns hAlfhark from I uj wc nuayiwu Murainff painful In With one eye on a promised ternal injuries Coach Elmer bout involving Louie Avery game Hendefton is seeking athlete who' fighting little Tutea lightweight I will be able to fill the job jeft and the other on addition! fistic leant by Lenta tn the University of laurel Cullen Williams Madill Tutea backfield The powerfid Ok tonight was to teat the boxing! blocker is out indefinitely doctor skill of Leo Selby Skiatook In the' say and he may not be In uniform tn lIa I Afrain fn? wn uneks ax i 0VAALUU1CU 4W lVUUy JlUillUr I 1 wr LWU bur you a 3 plate 80 Amper Hour a qnuln Willard with th Willard nam and trademark molded plainly In th youraaeuranc of quality SOUTHWESTERN BATTERY SUPPLY COMPANY 1 10th and Cincinnati Phone 2 3186 Genuine Willard Sendee on any make of Batter? tow Price on Repairing and Recharging dreds of thouennde of men now enjoy Pearce Porter Martin Imiirane Caunstlw Ninth loor Exchange bank Rlitg Telephone 3 2101 I 4 MATIOMAL LAfit 81 Leu I a ruYA ma aa 1 IM AAi A izva a a aignuaon Bioui end Drhney Munio Ad oat ooo oi ii Bonen loo oiz II nd edden Brewn and Bpokrer 100 101 ooo 0 NeW Yert 00 000 000 1 1 HO tnnlfie! Malone and Hartnell Hubbell and Hon Healer Cincinnati ono ooo Mit 4 Philadelphia IOO 010 I 0 ombardl Hanxen and Amxrican izAGrr New Tor ooo 001 xoa 0 Chlean 000 000 0 3 OrriWn Bn1 tewna aber and Waahlnrion 00 001 000 10 Ualroll 40 000 11 I Aq'h Coffman Thomae Weaver and Bpenoer Whitehill and DeSeulala ooo ooo 0 a Olaveland loo 10 4 liZ? 1 HhMIea Walrh and ConnaUyi Harder nd MyHt hihdHphi OTR 14 oota Mahatfar reltaa and Cochrane Blae holder bert Orar and arrell AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Xenaaz OUr 000 014 I 10 1 Minnoapena owler eUa and Richarde Oolumbua indianapoiu armale and and Anxler PLATS MARYVILLE MO IN GRID OPENER TONIGHT OKLAHOMA CITY Spt 15 curtain wr to be lifted on the 1932 football season here Thursday night when Oklahoma City University and Maryville Mo Teacher two of the five undefeated end Untied teams for 1931 clash on the Goldbug gridiron The teschers are expected to re sort to a brilliant Rerial offensive white the local team will depend on Its power drives to score Southeastern State Teachers col lege team will go to Dallas riday to meet Jefferson university in the only other opener scheduled for Ok lahoma college teams this week end Aggies Workingii igftgi5 Gus Searching Hard for irst for Blocker to Tira Grid Tills illLclzJob TONtairV CARD MAJOR IZAlt LAORR4 Uzdlaz Billtn O'Dnnl nodters Ms 1" AiMr Ned Box 111 ii jhM Athlutlez 14 no 114 300 oehH YnnM um KUIr J2 441 17 141 47 Trrz aisnu 141 MI ill 04 44 Home Rn oxx Athlotleo MOL afznh Rnlh YriilMn Ml Simmon Rloln PhUliw Mlorept WnXteo The annual meet of the South western ox and Wolf as sociation will be held October 10 to 13 inclusive at Turkey Track Spring about 14 miles northeast of Pawhuska Binding Tulsa secretary treasurer of the organisa tion announced Thursday Approximately 400 dogs will be entered in the classic entries com ing from Oklahoma Kansas Mis souri Texas Louisiana Mississippi Iowa and New Mexico Binding said A bench show Will be ztawod Clrtn ber 10 and the field triate will be hLeRoy to the imprestario run thA Tact th fa dav 4 VI RISU A 1VTV V4 Cups will be awarded to both bench show and field trial winners Officials of the association are Judge Porter Newman Durant P' 8 Porter Tutea vice president Ray Stanislaus Vinita second vice presi dent and Binding Tutea sec retary treasurer Ben Eldridge Bourbon Mo will be bench show judge and master of the hounds IGHTS LAST NIGHT uBir Chlrazo Pinpointed Dnnr Delmont Chlctzo 10 Chjewv outpoinlM Oeore While Miami f4) jek rul ahi too outpoint Bobbr Vntm Cll iQmiti (4) DENVCU Colw Miekey Oohn Denvtf outpointed Xddlfl Mick Dnvr (tO) Qilers Win Western League Pennant in our Straight Playoff Qames With OC i Tulsa Takes (WILLIAMS TESTS ISTIC SKILL HERR TONIGHT WITH EYE ON LOU AVERY ROUT BHta CONKLIN NEW YORK 8c Pt 15 As tile Chicago Cubs go staggering through the east it becomes In crepiingly evident why they gen erally are regarded pushover for the Yankee in the world series if the Bruins ever get there 1 A mllllon doilar club on their home lot the Qub nre just a flve and ten outfit on the road Sines boarding the rattler On September 5 they have won six games and lost men while Pittsburgh won six nnd aww 01 LzNUlE i The Cubs were nosed out by the JciniiaArt 1 urnnu wcaneiittay 4 to 3 out trie Pirates passed up golden oppor tunity to cut Into Chicago's 51 game lead when they Icfet to Bos ton 6 to 3 A Pittsburgh rally in the filth inning was killed by a triple play when Urbanski speared liner and doubled up runners on second and first Homer riilngd Pat Malone of the Cubs Mel Otthit hi 35th circuit clout of the year with two on basa in th first inning and Lindstrom's four bagger in the tenth gave Carl Hubbell th decision over Malone If Pittsburgh wins 11 of its re maining 12 games the Cubs will ba forced to annex seven of their 11 contest to prevent the Pirates from tying them Ven Mungo hurled the Dodger to their third straight win over the Cardin! 3 to 1 and Swede Haii sen of the Phillies held thd Reds to tour hits winning 4 to 1 It begin to look as If Dale Alex ander will be the first Red Sox player ever to win the batting championship of the American league Th big first baseman in creased his lead over Jimmy oxx of the Athletic to seven pointe bv lacing out three hits the Red Sox were blanked by Mel Harter of Cleveland 9 to 0 oxx got two of 13 hit and Al Simmon collected five as the Athletics broke a 5 to 5 tie with an eight run rally in the ninth I i to crusn ine urowns is to A homer by Dykes with the ricinx i bases loaded started the big rally KANSAS CITY Sept With only four day of practice be hind them several Hle Sit rmlr 5o iitantr hav Started to point lnelr teftms for ear same on th schedule One of the most ambitious in this respect is Bo McMillin of Kansu State Wednesday he drilled Ono of hi group in Notre Dame forma tions uch as are employed by Wichita university and Purdue op ponent who will be met on succes sive Saturday The other wildcat section engaged In dummy scrim mage Coach Dana Bible whose Comhuskcr open defense of their conference title against Iowa State sent hi first string men against the freshmen The veterans were using offensive plays which may be em ployed against the Iowan Knowl edge that the "nubbin would be segregated from the regu lar Cornhuskers Saturday inspired the candidates to do their best Dividing his squad into three team Coach George Veenker of Iowa State pitted the first team against the third and tried out tlx new play cpt Dick Greefe Ivan Simpson Ed Schafroth end Ken neth Ames made up the backfield on the first eleven Moving hte first scrimmage up to Saturday Coach Hargi nd staff sent the University of Kansas Jayhawkers through two sessions at which charging and blocking on the offense and place kicking were nd Dumm did the kicking the end received in struction in getting down under punt The Missouri Tiger engaged in a three hour scrimmage mmIou at which Coach rank Carldeo used Christy Turner at center in an effort to find a good pivot man Turner played quarterback on the 1030 team Coach Anton Stankow skl expected about 135 freshmen to report today backfield combinations on listing purtap Borah Simms and Cham luartt average no pounose Juneau the capital of Alaska eon tains but 3000 souls AMItKAN LRAGliy 1 York 101 43 30liDtroU1111 I 10 It Louis wn tmn st 07 SM Chleaa NATIONAL LRAGr' LMTmi it M7BSiyn TI 04 Mo New York so a es st teuls ss Tl i AMERICAN jiMOCtAnort Tram I Pcf Tm" WL Pel Mln poll 00S4 MUwauk rj 14011 aolumOu TO its Kn oitr 11 11401 tnitniWIliJO ISSlltel nl 04 roioeo snMiumii yt sjjm yvj 'I A A 5 KM i MM I il if Ilf I M' TL Jr Vv i 1 Big 6 rrnzTTTxz I 65.