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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1940- .20 Biery Farm Horse Plan Games For Slovaks THE SPORTING THING Bv Lang Armstrong Steelers Jar Ti afford By 49-0 Score Wins in Straight Heats at Syracus Athletics to Feature Convention Here Next Week Plans for the third Olympic of the First Catholic Slovak Union of United States and Canada, which will be one of the features of the 85,000 Will See Collegiate Stars Against Packers Pro Champions Out to Avenge 6-to-0 Defeat Handed Them in 1937; Passing Game Is Seen Slovak convention which will be Little Pat, Butler-Ovmcd Geld Fastest Mile of Meet in Grand CircJ Race; BlackhaM'k scores in Fcatur SYRACUSE, X. 2S. (AP)-D, Blackha-vvk, owned by Mahlon Haines of York. -0 CHICAGO, Au sr. 28.

(Al) The firern Bay Packers, heat victory in the Gecr slake tor 'J-v, the Grand Circuit program at the New York Si here todav. The race -was run on a rainy-drn vorM professional football champions, -will be out to salve a ranklinjr. three year old gridiron sore tomorrow night at Soldier Field. 'Before a throng which may hit the So. 000 mark and constitute a record for the spries the) Tackcrs will meet the College I -sr i -we before fewer than but Blackhawk's of orts Events Score Seven Touchdowns AncV Convert After Each Before 1,000 By Jack Sell The Pittsburgh Steelers, fresh from a fortnight in their mountain camp, crushed the Trafford City Alumni by a 49-0 score in their first exhibition game of the season on the Duquesne High school gridiron last night.

The professionals scored in eiery period of play to total seven touchdowns and converted after each tally for their lopsided victorv. Two more touchdowns were called back due to rule infractions. The contest was staged as a benefit, with proceeds going to the Duquesne police pension fund. A capacity crowd of 4,000 fans filled the stands to watch Coach Walter Kiesling'a high-powered machine roar over the game but outclassed semipros, who had a number of ex-college stars In their lineup. The losers made only two first downs, one on a forward pass in the first period and the other on a penalty in the last stanza.

Before the kickoff the Liberal Club of Duquesne presented Ed Karp, giant left tackle of the Steelers who resides in Duquesne, with a traveling bag. Misses Long Field Goal Shortly after the game opened held in Pittsburgh next week, were outlined at a meeting in the 'William Penn Hotel last night. The Olympics will be part of the County Fair program at South Park on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock when boys and girls from as far west as Milwaukee and from as far east as metropolitan New York, will engage in athletic events and massed drills. The drills will have 500 participants. There will also be choral singing and a parade in native costume; also military drills at Edgebrook field at' 2 o'clock, Sunday afternoon.

The Jednota baseball championship will also be determined. Three teams, Steelton, Egypt, and Morrisdale, are the survivors of an elimination tournament and they will play the semi-final at West Field, Homestead, Saturday. One team will automatically enter the final, this being done through thr process of the draw. The championship will be played at 4 o'clock. Joseph Matasovsky of the South-side, is chairman of the committee having charge of the mass drills, and Ed Minnick of Duquesne, chairman of the sports committee.

Sp All-Stars in the seventh Pro-Ali Sfara upcctarle. And the Green Ray club, holder of more National JLCltlCS IrOlt Shows Upset At Fair Today fro League titles than any other sfroiia near fastest record by p. this summer. 0 Honan Crowlrv, olVrfli Poplar Hill Farm of" trailed the winner in both driven by T. S.

Efriv ar'd by the Longarre Karm of team in that tough circuit, will have a double barrelled reason for want A01- Toledo Dark Horse Eliminates 1938 Champ Children's Track Games, Races Lead Program ing to win. The Tacker's No. 1 Incentive undoubtedly will be the 6 to 0 licking; they took in 1937 from the "Hadn't we better stay for dinner, an' see what kind of food they serve?" All Star forces. That defeat really ST. LOUIS, Aug.

28. (JP) An upset finally marred the march of favorites in the national left-hand aeipnia, was iruM hn Little Pat, black by the Biery Farm and driven by Charv.e LacVv the fastest mile of the Tee-he won the straight heats clo. lnV both trials. Chief Daily programs of sports events will get under way this afternoon in the South Park Fair Grounds field with opening of the annual Allegheny County Free Fair. The first event on the fair's ers golf tournament today, 1938 champion Alex Antonio of Roselle, Kayoes Mark Amateur Bouts N.

losing out in his comeback hurt, for if ever a team came to town expecting to win easily, it was the Tackcrs of that year. Team All Even Secondly, the Tackers must win tomorrow right or see the All Stars take a lead in the series started in 1933. Each side now has won twice. attempt to Robert Romberger of Youngstown Wins, Loses Tarrant Hurls Four-Hitter To Win for Charleston by Recor and eifri Mayo of Tarboro, X. tor.

ond in both heats with Dus-v over, owned bv an 20 Run Off In sports program will be track games and races for children, starting at noon. This will be followed by a horse show at 1 o'clock. Stale Tourney Probable Lineup hinney of Machias. Me ar.d by Vic Fleming, took :h.rd Johns Defeat Butler, 9 to 7 Come From Behind to Win Atmand Niccolai, place- Toledo, 5 and 4 In addition to Romberger, Alvin Everett of Rome. the defending titlUt.

Sam G. Alpert of Chicago, the tournament medalist, and Bob Edgar of St. Louis, qualified for tomorrow's 36-hole semi-finals. Only Alpert had a tight squeeze. Dan Seism, Evansville, sports writer, carried Alpert to the eighteenth hole before bowing, 1 up, while Everett defeated E.

G. By Our Own Correspondent GREENSBURG, Aug. 28. kicker of the Steelers, tried a field goal from the 41-yard line. With the uprights ten yards behind the Harness and running races will start at 2 o'clock, followed by a soccer game at 6 o'clock.

A steeplechase and running races will start at 8 o'clock. Plavoff and Pennant Approximately 20 bouts were run off here tonight in the Pennsylvania amateur boxing championships at Offutt Field. goal stripe his effort proved straight for the mark bulwas just a trifle short. BAY Gantenheln Bill I Knii Letlow Bnd Hvendsen Buckets Goldberg Hnford Kay lion Unison 1-arrv Craig terll Isbell Herber Clark Hlnkle Chicago. Empire A I.I.

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a Ruble Cahn Thompson of 3 and 2. Ray Ruffo, Greensburg, scored By Our Own Correspondent CHARLESTON, W. Aug. 28. Rookie Claude Tarrant pitched Charleston to a 6-4 victory over Youngstown in the second game of a double-header tonight after the Senators had clowned their way lo a decisive 8-1 licking in the seVen-inning opener.

Four errors and some classy base-running by the Browns made the victory in the opener easy. They clubbed Byron Stephens hard while Peterson was pitching almost invincible ball for the visitors. FIRST GAME a second round knockout over Douglass Jackson, of Washington, ana wimam neiion, oi r-msourgn, was awarded a technical K. O. over William A.

Blake. Ir College, man Itr. lUvId Kww. Denlson. Held jhcIk' sm Taylor, Wichita.

WWSW Airs First Rules Program Tonight fr. George McLaren, Harry Kooo and Carl Rebele will open a series of radio broadcasts on football rules and plays tonight at 7:30 from Radio station WWSW. This broadcast will be the first fn a seriea by the Pittsburgh Chapter of the Eastern Association of Intercollegiate Football Representatives. and Edgar vanquished Riley Trumbo of Marseilles, 111., 5 and 4. In tomorrow's semi-finals, Everett plays Edgar and Alpert opposes Romberger.

The tournament has been closely contested in all its divisions, 17 matches so far being decided by scores of 1 up. Immediately afterward Guard Jaok Sanders blocked a punt attempted by Geno Onder and Wilbur Sortet covered the ball on the Trafford 25. Two plays later Billy Patterson passed 22 yards to Lou Tomasetti for the first score and Niccolai converted for a 7-0 lead. Patterson staged a brilliant broken field run of 75 yards, being downed once but scrambling to his feet and resuming, to score By Our Own Correspondent JOHNSTOWN, Aug. 2S.

Johnstown captured the championship of the Penn State Association by defeating Butler, 9-7, in the playoff of the deadlock before 6,226 fans tonight. The Johnnies spotted the Yanks a six-run lead in the first three innings and then batted Doenig and Weyerauch all over the lot to come from behind and take the pennant Smith of Johnstown homered with First event, 2-es r-c-H p. r.v the Geer's stake 6 Blackhawk, hik. c. m-i, garet Grattan by Rn.t"' Miller) Honan Crowie iPaiir.i Saratoga Berry Jay Dee t.J.

Dili i Luther Hanover. r.a! Bonny, Scots Emi'ee. Clara Reynolds also ran 7 t((J Second event, first ri 11.629.25, the Trotting nw plan. Little Pat. b.

Kn 1 tie Direct by Jimrrn Chief Counsel Dusty Hanover iFlfnmrii Blackstone. iParshalN Times 2:01. 2 ni. Third event, the Tn.iiT, third division trot, pur? jife a three nest plan. Willie Hope, S'anh.

Ksm Craig Voltina tWill Cau.ni Amy Jane tPownalli Bostonisn also ran Times 2:06, 2:11 Fourth event, 2.08 nr J3.000 Bieher-Isaar j'skf Countess Belwin. b. Pr. Lady Belwin by Fleming The Abbott, ch. h.

'Wh' ch. Tom Manning 1 Bunker Hill. Meredith. Abbev also ran. Tim.

2 f4 2:06 4. YOUNGSTOW CHARLESTON AB. H. P. A Eddie Patterson, another Pittsburgh mitter, to provide the feature bouts.

Summaries: 118 poons Henry Pratt, decisioned Oliver Harper, Pittsburgh. 11? FOODS Wylis Hunt, Braddock A. decisioned Elmer Burke. IS POODS Ace Spears, Homestead, won by a technical knockout over Jack Burke. Vesta- P.A.

AB. H. 1. soon afterward. Niccolai converted Kosinski.3b 1 3Iinor League Summaries Relnhart.lf 3 4 Cit) League Sweetko.lf 4 to make it 14-0, at the end of the one on for Johnstown's first two initial period.

runs in the third inning. MT. LEBANON VlCTORIOIsl In the second canto Carl Littlp- Muderski tied the score at 7-7 Hall.cf.... Edwards, rf Bink.lb... Kahn.c.

Horning, c. Sublette. Mt. Lebanon won an 11-0 score frame Baker, m. Witte.lb.

White. cf Hatch. 3b. Sertich.c. Peteraon.p with a homer in the sixth.

Score hurg: Ray Ruffo. Greensburg. won by a knockout over Douglas Jackson. Wash field raced 40 yards on a reverse from Scrapper Farrell, Coley Mc-Donough traveled 10 yards and Lit- Butler 321 100 00 0 7 15 0 American Association AESTEKDAVS RESII.T Lnulsvllle-M. Paul, postponed, rain.

Indianapolis-Minneapolis, postponed, rain. Toledo-Milwaukee t2), rain. Johnstown 05 011 11 9 16 2 ington. 135 POINDS 2 Stephens, 2 Batteries Doenig, Weyerauch and Recca Sample, Stefanick, Coffey and Lonon. tlefield bucked over from the two Tommy Williams, Carnegie, decisioned Totals.

.33 12 21 Totnly. 6 21 9 Johnny Tagg, Pittsburgh: Teddy Phillips Pittsburgh. decisioned Richard Dornin, Greensburg; Jimmy Hensler, Pittsburgh, for three more touchdowns. Johnny-Yurchey place-kicked all three extra points to swell the score to Major League Statistics decisioned Gus Mancuso, Washington; STANDING OF THE CLIBS TODAV W. I m.

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ft AS .460 Mln'anolls 7 no Ind'apoll A4 II .433 Columbus 7 Toledo 5.1 75 .414 Louistllle 04 66 .492 Milwaukee 48 77 .379 35-0 at half-time. Milton Ashford, Braddock A. decisioneu HOME RUN LEA HERS from Annunciation Lyceum last night at Pleasant Vsllev. ANNUS. R.H.P.

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Two-base hits Witte. Baker. Three-base hit Reinhart. Base on balls OK Peter. Tommy Saunders, McKeesport Boys' Club William Shelton, Pittsburgh, wvn by Long Tass and Long Run A 55-yard pass from the sensa technical knockout in second round ever NATIONAL Mire.

Cardinals. 37 RIjto. Phillies S2 Nicholson, TO AMERICAN Fox, RedsoT 34 Di.Maggio, Yanks 17 York. Tigers 24 Eddie Patterson. Pittsburgh: Kid Will-arrr.

Braddock A. decisioned James Vern, tional Patterson to George Platu- son fi. oft Stephens 3. Struck out By GAMES TODAY Indianapolis at Columbus at Kansas nty. Toledo at Milwaukee.

l.oiilviIle at St. The Chicago Bears were victorious in 1935 and the New York Giants won last fall, with the All Stars taking the 1937 and 1938 games. The 1934 and 1936 contests were ties. Accordingly, an All Star triumph would put a dent in the professional's prestige. The game, should the turf he dry and fast, may produce one of the most spectacular battles of the series.

Green Bay has one of the all-time great passing combinations, with Arnie Herber tossing to Don Hutson and Cecil Isbell. With the collegians also having such accurate flinters as Nile Kinnick, Ken Heinrman and Kenny Washington, the fans may be treated to a display of brilliant aerial warfare. Coach Curlcy Lambeau will not announce a starting lineup until the kickoff. scheduled for 8:20 p. m.

(Ch cago Daylight Time), but his opening backfield likely will consist of Larry Craig at blocking hick, Arnie Herber and Cecil Isbell at the halfbacks and Clark Hinkle at fullback. The All-Star starting backfield will be Amby Schindler, quarter-hack, Kinnick and Lou Brook at the halves and Joe Thesing at full-hack. Head Coach Eddie Anderson, however, has indicated that this foursome may see the heaviest duty: Kinnick. Frank Emmons, Washington and Harold Van Every. Colorful lintry For Holiday Kaecs Pittsburgh: Bolton Ford.

Pittsburgh, de Spiegel Boul Off The boxing show srhedu'w) town last night features Pennsylvania lightweight Rucker. colored, ff cisioned Sammy Kirkling, Greensburg; Paul. kis set up the only third period touchdown with Swede Johnston smashing over from the two. Tony Qualtiere, Washington. decisioned fSreenberg, Tigers 24 Rr.NS-BATTEI)-IN LEADERS NATIONAL AMERICAN Mize, Cardinals.

100 Greenb'g, Tigers. 10ft F.McC'mk. Reds 100 Foxx, Redsox. 105 FLETCH'R, Bucs.85 IHMaggio, Yanks. 104 Peterson 4, by Stephens SECOND GAME Youncstown.

2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 1 1 0 2 2 0 0 6 Batteries Debruhl and Sertich; rant, Mlinarsik and Kahn. Gene Sickels, Pittsburgh; Charles Kirkling 7 1 7 0 Tar- Greensburg, decisioned Joe Duffe, Lewis Niccolai added point No. 42. Pat postponed until Peptemhpr mm i Mt. Lebanon 6 13 0 10 0 11 Club, Pittsburgh.

bout card will be prefen'H terson returned a punt 65 yards over the goal line late in the stanza International League YESTERDAY'S RESU LTS Montreal 0 0 0 1 0 0 00 0 6 I Buffalo 010 000 01 3 0 0 Batteries Kimball and Giuliani; Glehall and McCullmigh. Other games postponed, rain. Craflon Stars Win but it was called back due to a clipping penalty. Littlefield trotted 40 yards at the Race Entries for Today The Crafton Stars defeated the Canons burz Elks, 5 to 3. last night in a Na outset of the final period, but it tionaf Baseball Federation elimination STANDING OF THE CLIBS TODAY W.

Pet. V. Prt. was nullified when his mates were game at Crafton. A home run by Cham bers featured the victory.

Score: offside. However, Tommy Thomp Knrhester 84 AA .004 09 7.1 son scooted across from the five, and Yurchey kicked the point to 6 furlongs (7): Devil's Mate. 119: Big Boy Blue, 113; Cantovino, 116; Passing Sun, 3.13; Pont Neuf, 124; Nijinsky, 117; Jaw Breaker. 117. EIGHTH RACE, purse $1,200.

claiming, 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs (10): Pimlico Lariv, 108; Town Prince, 118; Last Call, 113; Ginobi, 113: Bonzar. 113; Madly, 108; Aboyne. 113: Commencement, 108; Rugged Rock. 113, Rancho's Girl, 113. 81 80 Buffalo 88 7:1 Baltimore 73 87 irarue AA 77 Jer.

City. 71 89 .307 Toronto. 51 87 .370 GAMES TODAY' at Jersey Cit. at Baltimore. Buffalo at Rorhester.

Montreal at Toronto. FIFTH RACE, purse tl 4-year-olds and up. one mi icr7 Jules Lazard, 113; Nu'. Flag, 110; -Raiphus. 108: Hnvy New Discovery, 113; "Nad Pumpkin.

113; 9s. F--r Carlsbad, 103; 'Hilton, jn.3, 113. SIXTH RACE, purse cm n-year-olds and up, one Beau Do, 108: 'Ch'gre. vs, 105; 'Her Reigh, 110; A.T A end the scoring at 49-0, one of rhe biggest exhibition totals ever amassed by the pro squad. Fullback Boyd Brumbaugh, ace ball toter.

was kept on the bench but will be ready for the Chicago Bear game in Erie tomorrow night. Lineup: ELKS R.H.P. CRAFT. R.H.P. A.

0 0 2 2' Cubic, cf 0 0 10 Tomsic.lb 0 0 4 0 10 2 4 12 1 0 F.Bar.If 12 3 0 Rulla.ss.. 110 lHilker.lb. 0 0 8 1 St.Clair.lf 0 110 Chalm.rf. 2 2 10 Luba.c... 115 0 Robert, 3b.

110 4 Rukis.rf. 0 0 2 0 Hurst. 0 0 2 2 Caken.cf. 0 2 4 1 J.Bar.2h. 0 0 3 1 Pietro.p.

.0 0 0 1 Lipscomb, 0010 Dudick.p. 0 10 TDerrick.p. 0 0 0 0 3 g'20 ft 5 5 21 10 Two out when winning run scored. Elks 020 001 03 Crafton 000 200 35 Apprentice allowance claimed. Ebony Boy.

114: "FirrrM THIRD RACE, purse $300, maiden 2-year-olds, 5 furlongs (7) Ten and Costs, 112; Indian Sea, 110; Ark Voyage. 112; Oddree, 112; 'Gradatim, 110; Mowyou-down, 115: Valentine Ann. 112. FOURTH RACE, $300, claiming, 3-year-olds and up, 5 furlongs (12) Veritas, 101; Chief Hollis, 111; Sir George. 109; Bay Sergeant, 103: Mighty Busy, 104; polling Lady, 103: 'Bentaur, lufi; 'Temi ing Witch.

106; Never Home, 106; 'Upholder, 109; Chaste. 104; Sister Canter, 104. FIFTH RACE, $300, claiming, 3-year-olds and up, 5 furlongs (11) Cosmic Ray, 109; Enagala, 109; Skotchy, 114: 'Hekan. 109; Whittle Pete. Ill: Justa Mite, 103; Meepers, 106; Taradiddle, 103; Miss Win, 106: Ann Groucher.

104; Baldy. 111. SIXTH RACE, purse. $300, claiming, 4-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles (Rl Lamp, 114: Sunny Rose. 108; Canter Belle, 10; Ranicilla, 108; 'Trixie Lass, 101; Chiriqui.

108; Questre, 110: 'Thoa. 109. SEVENTH RACE, purse $300, claiming, 3-year-oids and up, about 1 miles (81 Caffeine, 108: Brown Chain. 109; Incendiary, 109; Sylacauea, 109; Beau Bon, 109;" Dear Gracie, 104; Waswanappi, 109; Vinny Boy, 109. Midillc Atlantic League lEvrERDAY'S KESILTS Akron A Canton Portsmouth Dayton YnungMown 8 Charleston Charleston 8 1 nungMown STEELERS 49.

TRAFFORD 0. ALTOONA. Aug. 2R Per Platukis haps the most colorful array of knights of the roaring road that his ever been assembled at the Al- Karp Panders Sullivan Perko N'ccolai STANDING Of CI.l BS iODAY New Coaches Placed Hadmore. 104; 'Flying Jsck, VZ towel, 106.

SEVENTH RACE, pur.x Ing, 3-year-olds, one 'K' 112; 'Magic Dregm, 114. TinrKsr Jaybeedee, 113; 'Count Sweep. 115; Hayam. lo.v 112; 'Everafter. 102: r' Maurice T6; Dut Of 113: Moon, 99: Killarney Land.

U'V EIGHTH RACE, purse $1.. 3-year-olds and up. 1 -if Street, 97; Margo lfi" Car' Oakwood Lad. 104; Cheick Rama, 117; W. frt.

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H. R. H. FB. toona Speedway in recent years will he on hand for the Labor Day Vireal Merkovsky Cradvilla Love Bohince CritchfleM Viola Reiney Onder Lawrence Elliott tkriin fil AO Portsm'th.

UK SO 187 I Sortet peed carnival when seven events Ynungst'n 80 A4 Da.t ton 84 8.1 48? Bruder Val Riz.o, former South Hills High Charlrstn Ah 57 .504 A3 81 .480 Pat te r.on guard, will assist Whitey Randour at Tomasetti will he offered, climaxed by a 30 lap feature over the mile and one- Johnstown Catholic High school and at G4.MF.S TODAY Johnston Dayton at Youngstowa. New Brighton Byron Morgan was named as assistant coach to Joe Gibson, the head Score by periods: Charleston at anion. Steelers 1 4 21 7 749 coach. Dayton at Portsmouth. Trafford Apprentice allowsnre a ti'1 'Apprentice allowance claimed.

Dog Race Entries Southern Association VKSTF.RDAV'H RT.Sl I.TS New Orleans 7 Chattanooga, Memphis Nashville Nashville Memphis Washington Park WEATHER CLOUDY; TRACK HEAVY FIRST RACE, purse $1,000, claiming, 2-year-olds, 6 furlongs (IS): Grey Eye, 109; Ray Light, 109; Black Fairy, 105; Miss Grief, 107; Popover. 115; Gounod. 112; Hi Tawny, 104; Silver 110; Sparkling Heel. 105: Valdina Ray, 108; 'Mental Type, 105: 'Gay Elf, 110; 'Joan 104; Frotz, 100; Our Thunderer, 108; Amos Greenock, 110; High Talent, 111; Art Of War, 115. SECOND RA.CE, purse $1,000, claiming, 3-year-olds.

6 furlongs (17): Little Gay, 110; 'Three By Three. 113: 'Illinois Tom, 113; 'Some Polly, 105; 'Charlotte King, 105; 'Donnagina, 108; War Vision, 118; Speedy Squaw. 110; 'Sir Franklin, 110; Estrellita. 110: 'Ronnie Bane, 110; 'Office Hour, 113; Sun Kit, 110; Buss, 115; Jobelle. 108; 'Kenosha, 112; 'Takitfrome, 110.

THIRD RACE, purse $1,000, claiming, 3- year-olris, 6 furlongs (17): 'Purple Prince, 113; 'Jungle Moon, 110; Barograph, 113; Stray Chord. 110; 'Meadow Chase, Wing Myth, 110; 'Schnozzle, 110; Its Fair, 105; 'Valdina Jock. 115: 'Town Silver. 108; 'Deep Summer, 105; 'Ogallah, 110; 'Flying Bonnet, 108; Broomian, 110; Trimstepper, 108; 'Honey Boat, 113; 'Gay Hour, 113. FOURTH RACE, purse $1,000, claiming, 4- year-olds and up, one mile (chute) (14): Alspur, 108; 'Viernes Santo, 108; Kates JKitten, 108; Hat Check, 113; 'Jane 103; Belton, 108: Miss Curiousity, 103; Sam 113: 'Honey Seat, 103; 'Deep Rock.

103: 'Sweep Royal, 110; 'Sky-Breeze, 108; Shasta Lark, 113; Tonsan. 103. eighth racing surface. The entry lists close Friday and with 2S already entered there is very assurnace that Monday's AAA races will exceed expectations of hoth the speedway officials and ns. Such noted daredevils as Bill Holland, the East's leading point scorer; Deacon Litz of Du Bois, Buddy Ftusch of Texas, Shorty Drexler, of Louisville.

Johnny Crone of Payton. Ora Bean of Philadelphia, to mention only a few who will vie for the 12,000 in prize money. SPECIAL RACE TRAIN TO WHEELING RACE Aug. 31. Sept." Labor Day Sept, 2 pu'tl'burgb (2:30 Noon Touchdowns Tomasetti.

Patterson. Little-fle'd 2. McPonough. Johnston, Thompson. Goals after touchdown Niccolai 3 (placements).

Yurchey 4 (placements). Steeler substitutes Kichefski. Campbell, Donnell. radio. Maras.

Littlefield. Noppen-berg, McIVinough, Grebinskl. Doyle, pv-kov. Thompson, Yurchey, Farrell, Boyd, Gorr. Trafford substitutes Snyder, Sesrgent, Mahivoich.

Sapp, Anthony. Turchan, Polcik. Lacini, Pogtie, Thomas. Referee Red Friesell. Umpire Carl Rebele.

Linesmen Dr. George McLaren and Bill Laaka. Field JudgeEar! Ca vsnaugh. Time of quarters Two of 15 minutes; two of J2 minutes. TF.XAS I.K.Mit Oklahoma 7 Fort Worth Sanrilot Results BALTIMORE OHIO STATIC MTV I.KAt.l Mt.

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Trip fill Narragansett Park WEATHER CLOUDY; TRACK FAST FIRST RACE, purse $1,000. claiming, maidens, 2-year-olds, 6 furlongs (chute) (18) Goodanwarm, 116: 'Weaving Thru. 104; Cloudy Night, 111; Our Sal, 109; Wire Me, 111; Overflowing, 113; Harvey, 116; Amazonian, 111: Bolinvar, 116; Red Metal. 112; Jug Heels. 109: Sickle King, 114; Cavu.

116; Brighten Up, 109: Miss Remorse, 113: Ina Dell 109; Hidina, 113; Beauty Time. 109. SECOND RACE, purse $1,000. claiming, 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs (chute) (lS)piuto, 110; Singing Slave, 108; Transday. 108; Larry 116; On Quest.

108; Fortunate Boop, 102: "Cruising. Ill; Foggy Day. Ill; Whisk Briar. 113; Myrna Lee, 108; Erin Torch. 116: 'Story Time, 106; Questionable.

10: Wise Glance, 107; Puperwick. 113; Sought After, 10S; Roy 116; "Gala Star. 111. THIRD RACE, purse $1,000. claiming, 3-vear-olds and up, 6 furlongs (chute) (18) 'Miss Dolly Kay.

106; 'Truckin, 103; Count Cotton. 116; Sir Quest, 116; Secret Chatter, 108' Brierton, 113: Jocks Betsy, 108; Solar Topi, 105; 'Hittie. 106; Adolf, 111: Peanut Lady, 105; Looking Glass. 97; Sun High, 111; Jessie 108; Advancer, 116; Aureate. 116; Pegs Courage.

Ill; "Lady Tejas, 103. FOURTH RACE, purse $1,200, claimmg, 3-yenr-olds, 6 furlongs (chute) (18) Jack Cloud. 108; Mountain Echo, 110; Radio Wave, 104; Izarra, 114; Kiltaverse, 111; Maenerva, 116; 'Parade Leader, 108; Johnny 109; 'Witchrin, 108; Donas Pal. 113; Eight and Six. 110; "Louis Shapiro.

109; Saxons Pride, 116; 'City Boy, 108; Athanasian. 108; Ruling Ways, 108; Gay Trace. 114; Ecopan, 107. FIFTH RACE, purse $1,200, claiming, 3-vear-olds and up. 6 furlongs (chute) (11) 'Cease Fire, 111: 'Blind Pig, 108; Mosawtre.

113; Atatime, 116; Mieletta, 108; San Marino, 116; Mahdi. 116; Meadow Gold, 111; Black Legion. 116; Time Please, 113; Ghost Queen, 108. SIXTH RACE, purse allowances. 3-year-olds and up.

6 furlongs (chute) (7 Wanna Hygro, 99; a-Donna Leona, 111: b-Legal Light. 106; 'Charitable, 102; Early Morn, 111; b-Ebonito, 110; a-Sassy Lady, 117 a-W. J. McCune entry; b-H. A.

Parr III entry. SEVENTH RACE, purse $1,300, claiming, 3-year-olds and up, mile and 70 yards (7) Cooling Spring, 116; Buttermilk, 111; Eastport. 116; 'Flying Silver, 98; Suntime, 116; Newark, 116; 'Last Message, 106. EIGHTH RACE, purse $1,200. claiming, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles (12) Corona II, 103; Dark Beau, 116; Gigi, 108; Catomar, 1 11 Dnieper, 116; 'Country Cousin, 108: 'Lovely Road, 103; Lady Orchid, 111; Mark.

108; Old Maid, 108; Lady Roma. Ill; Blacky Bee, 113. NINTH (SUB) RACE. purse $1,200, claiming, 3-year-olds and up. 6 furlongs (chute) (18) Not High, 113: 'Chakra, 103; Court Player, 113; 'Woodblaxe, 106; Alca, 109; Miss Sangamon, 108; Callao, 113: Pirata, 108; 'Star of Dondra, 108; Proud Lass.

108; Mess, 108; 'Career Girl, 105; 'Ardour. Ill: 'Baby Lamb, 106; Trip Thru, 116; 'Texstar, 103; 'White Front. 103; 'Set, 111. Apprentice allowance claimed. Wheeling Downs WEATHER CLOUDY; TRACK HEAVY FIRST RACE, $300.

claiming, 3-year-olds and up. 6i4 furlongs (11) Sun Voter, 111; Good Battle, 111; Don Gomez, 111; Expected Belle, 100; Cautious Bo, 111; Star Prove, 106: Dona Montez, 111; Dieselage, 111: Marg Margaret, 108; Grouchy Girl. 105: Black Brigade, 118. SECOND RACE, purse $300, claiming, 3-year-olds and up, 6'j furlongs (11) Parrish Roach, '106; Windsor Chief. 110; Asterisk, 106: Davidor, 111; Manatarms, 111; Golden Key, 116; Betsy Boy, 105; Alice Dodge.

106; Wedfoot, 111; Timetta, 106; Gons Baby, 111. Hon lo 1 tZH.HlMII) I.RAtil Ann's legion Pirate Notes From Pittsburgh Postpone! Net Matches To lie Playeil Toilay rue In postponement. the Twilight Pontiles Tuurney will get tinder way to MHlii'n and 1 Mt VH U.I. I.FAlit F. Homestead 1'ark.

Uln Saratoga WEATHER CLOUDY: TRACK FAST FIRST RACE, the Bally Weaver, purse $1,200, steeplechase. 3-year-olds and up, about 2 miles (6): Cartermoor, 150; Never Surprised, 140; jChuckatuck. 135; Notley, 148; tBig Rebel, 145; Night Heron. 137. t5 pounds claimed for rider; J7 pounds claimed for rider.

SECOND RACE, purse $1,200, claiming. 2-year-olds maidens (divided), 6 furlongs (12): Going Along, 120; Maigre, 108; War Bonnet, 116: Guaymas, 111; Demonax, 116; Thorino, 116; Glenace, 111; Rest Awhile, 111; Carlatone. 120; Dingmans, 111; General Planet, 111: War Ration, 111. THIRD RACE, purse $1,200, claiming. 4-year-olds and up (divided).

6 furlongs 7: Kaptime. 124: Dark Watch. 113; Ministress, 108: Modern Age, 117; Reminiscent, 113: Addis. If3; Spillway, 113. FOURTH RACE, purse $1,200, claiming, (second division), 2-year-old maidens, 6 furlongs (12): Ehro, 111; Battle Won, 111; Outugo, 111; Miss Spitfire, 108; Wise Hobby, 120; Starcatcher.

120: Toplin, 111; Little Tack, 111; Quaker Lad, 116; Ped-ernal, 103; Devalue, 120; Hasty Notion, 120. FIFTH RACE, the Minerva handicap, purse $1,200 added, 2-year-olds. 6Vi furlongs (9): a-Daring Lady, 112; Wildebeest. 112; Pat Mike, 110; Cis Marion, 117; Lady Waterloo, 108: Bull Reigh, 122; Maerunway, 106; a-Dark Mischief, 105; Barrvmore, 108. a-Mrs.

E. G. Lewis entry. SIXTH RACE, the Mohican handicap, purse $1,500 added, 3-year-olds, Class Wilson mile f5: Woodvale Lass. 112: Dei-mos, -106; Third Covey, 122; Shipmate, Battle Line, 106.

SEVENTH RACE, purse $1,200, claiming (second division), 4-year-olds and up, Ken Heintrelman will iace the Phillieji this afternoon and his opponent will be either Ike Pearson or Walter Beck. night with program nf five matches on the South IMIi M.C. A courts. Three SOI TH I.F.4CI T. Si.

Adalbert. ft Mt. Oliver AT LAKE MILTON First, 5-16 Quick, Miami Calling, Idol Andrew, Singins Sam. Gilded Princess, Sky of Sliver, Dr. Bild, "Mammy.

Second. Futurity Dr. Wiseman. Pirate's do. Black Tariff, East Richland, Scout, Doughmaker, Helen Down, March.

Third. 5-16 Lighting Bill, Budding Spor. W'altz Chief, Alice Balearic, Law Traffic, First Out, Jack McGrath, Tall Gear. Fourth, Futurity British Train, Smokey Gangster. Steve.

Jacquiline, Just George's Pal, Big Make Up, Jovial Judge, Steal a Step. Fifth. 5-16 Misa Jetty. Golden Eddy, Bread Basket, Salt! Flight. Altcar Tex, Lazy John, Oswego Bess, Clever Bob.

Sixth. Futurity Doc Sloan, Eight Hundred, Time Please, Blue Rev, Hop Scotch, Fiesk Blue, Latest News, Happy Gillman. Seventh, 5-1 Leader Harjo. Masked Boy. Friend Mose, Jerry Kay.

Howdy Crook, Ucanmakit, Miss Gunter, Patrol Betty. Eighth. Futurity Texas Sidewinder. Dot King. Shaun Mor, Darby Dean, Sunny Heart, British Bob.

Kelly Start, Judicial. Ninth, 5-16 Beer Barrel Polka, Okemah, Heddy Lamarr. Korena, Ima Dandy, Punkie. Dago Pete, My Ticket-Tenth, Futurity D. Satan.

General Cherokee Flight, Ace Tariff, Side Glory, Denver Lad, Ted's Choice, Pat Dayenho. Eleventh, 5-16 Ben Mar. Cobe, Here's Lucky, Pappy. Janice Kanmo Chief, Ernest Corn, Bee Twelfth, Futurity Pleasant Snowball, Ready Boy, Jane Harjo, Teal Blue, Brewer's Kid. Sonja Hennie, Miss Rosette, Little Bishop.

Thirteenth. 5-16 Don Quixote, Bold Man, Son of Erin. Rusty Hazard. Jillion Bucks, Lady Lillian, Empty Pockets, Frisco Last. Fourteenth.

T. American toy greyhounds Little Boots, Little Thunder, Tiny Tim, Our Lady, Pee Wee Bill. irs'rhn will bt held tomorrow. MIMCIPAI. I.

F. A til 4 Mirradrn tarrtrk Paid attendance was 4.100 which was not sn had for a contest between a fifth place team and a tall-end outfit, especially with rain falling at the start. MFTRO LKAtiTF. 4 Rlawnnx Pioneer The revised schedule Green and JWrehson vs. H.

Criswell and J. Cnswell; nneraon snd Brown vs. R. Reighel and partner; Trimble and O'Nell va. Der-fnith and Creighton: Kelsling and Craig vs.

Kestner and Turney; Rockwood fUnerMetn and H. Belghlf vs. Fasn'uight nd Travis. Player are requested to rail at 8.1A. T.

STONE I.EAfU Frtek ark ft Ucntjit anionJ tr4e xn enow. ASK FOR Fletcher made a clever catch of Klein's short fly in the fourth inning of the first contest. Elbie hacked into rightfield and toppled backward as he speared the hall, but held It in his gloved hand. He twisted a knee in this play. I ItEPfc.N DF NT 3 Flneview ft ftnldrnson Relleva Soha 1 Additional Sports On Page 24 SOFTRAI.I.

fireen Rag 4 Rahe Stars 20th Centnry Fvergreen Sewell accomplished his second straight shutout. He blanked the t.lants 4-0 In the second part of last Thursday's bargain. The victory was Rip' twelfth of the season against three defeats. It is something unusual especially for the Pirate when no rescue pitchers are needed in a double-header. The same goes for the Phils.

Race Selections Dog Race Results KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY at its POPULAR PRICE! LAKE MILTON First. 5-1S mile. Time :33 1-5. By the Louisville "Times" SARATOGA (Fast) 1 No selections. I Rest Awhile, War Bonnet, General Planet.

3 Reminiscent, Kaptime. Addis. 4 Wise Hobby. Battle Won, Starcatcher. Lady Waterloo, Boll Reigh, Cis Marion.

6 Third Covey, Shipmate, Delmos. 7 Mljinsky, Devil's Mate. Pont Nenf. 8 Bonsar, Glnobl, Town Prince. Best Bet THIRD COVEY.

iny Bee 12.40, 11.60, DiMaggtn performed two fine stunt In the final inning of the bargain. He grabbed a long drive from the hat of Chuck Klein hitting for Hlgbe. Merrill May who already had made three singles, followed with a terrific cloot over left renter, but Vlnre dashed to the wall 400 feet from the plate to make spectacular catch while running with hi hark to the diamond. 1 Len's Lady 11.60, 3 Seminole Princess Second, futurity. Time :30 3-5.

5.00 11.20 .5.60 3.20 2.40 .2.40 22.80, 11.40, 5.40, Time :33 4-5. 13.60, 4.40. 4 Clara Court 1 Warsaw 5 Leg Mutton Third, 5-16 mile. 2 Jersey Midnight I $2.27 45 QT. post time week days 3.00 e.st saturdays labor dat 215 ls.t.

3.20 2.60 3.80 (2) 1 Gay Johnny 2.80, 7 John's Buddy Daily double (4) Tiny Bee and Jersey Midnight paid $234.80. Fourth, futurity. Time :30 4-5. 2Skates 52. SO, 9.00, 3 D.

Ciiv 5.40, 5 Bluffing Andrew Fifth, 5-16 mile. Time :34. 6.60 4.20 4.20 iTIrariliTrmiTiinn0 OLD CROW sis I I I InnnmuMS' III I eSiisiai liiaUiaUCaUJIiiUALJ NARRAGA NSETT (Fast) 1 Sickle King, Bollnvar. Amasonlan. 2 Erin Torch, Foggy Day, Cruising.

3 Anreate, Adolf, Sir Quest. 4 Izarra, Eight and Six, City Boy. .1 Ghost Quern, Atatime. Blind Pig. 6 Donna Leona.

Early Morn. Ebonlto. 7 Snntime, Newark, Eastport. Cetomar, Dark Bean. Dnieper.

9 Pirata. AUra, W'onrihlaze. Best Bet EtIN TORCH. WASHINGTON (Heavy) 1 Gay F.lf, Mental Type, Popover. 2 Donnagina, Kenosha, Three by Three.

3 Broomian, Barograph, Valdinsf Jock. 4 Watch Alspur, Hat Check, Honey Seat. 5 Smuggled In, Nsadja, New Discovery. 6 Chlgre, Her Relgb, Flying- Jack. 7 Dnckstans, Panjab.

Crack Favor. 8 Midshipman, Chelek Rama. Sir Ajax. Best Bet GAY ELF. ..12.40, I i i i I Among America's great whiskies, none is more honored than famous Old Crow.

Try it tonight 5.00, .8.20, 3.60 5.00 6.20 8 June's Image 1 Border Lady 7 Kisa Co Sixth, futurity Wheeling Selections 1 Star Prove. Dons Monies, Expected Belle. I Windsor Chief, Darldor. Asterisk. 3 Mow Voa Dorn( Valentine Ann, Indian Sea.

4 Chief Hollls, Rolling Lady, Tempting Hitch. 5 Enagala, hkolrhy, Hekan. 6 Elamp, Chlriqnl. 1 Incendiary, fHlaeaaga. Brown Chain.

Best Bet WINDSOR CHIEF. CfflD RACING WEEK DAYS Time :30 4-5. 13.20, 5.40. 5.80, 4 Even Roller WAUG26-SEPI3 100 Proof Willie Jamei Copr. 1940, National Distillers Products N- B.

It 0. Ract Train Sats, and Labor Day. Lvt. Pittsburgh, Smithfitld 3.00 3.20 2.80 5 00 4.80 .9.80 Distilled from American Crain. 90 Proof.

Copyrl.1,1 1940. Tha Flei.chm.nn Di.tillin, Corporation, PrcksUII, N. V. 2 Dark Sign Seventh. 5-1 mile, 1 Norma 3 Lockheed 5 Master Plumber Time :33 1-5.

12.20, 8 60. 7.00, Hi 30 E. S. T. 51.50 Round Trip-Return, Lve.

Wheeling, S. T..